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 THE LIBRARY 
 
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 THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 LOS ANGELES
 

 
 DICTIONARY 
 
 ENGLISH AND MAEATHI, 
 
 COMriLED FOR THE 
 GOVERNMENT OF BOMBAY, 
 
 PLANNED AND COMMENCE] 
 
 J. T. MOLESWORTE 
 
 CONTINUED AND COMPLETED BY 
 
 T. CANDY. 
 
 g^econtr IBtiition, 
 
 REVISED AND ENLARGED BY 
 
 T. CANDY. 
 
 B m ft a B : 
 
 FEINTED AT GANPAT KRISHNAJl's TRESS. 
 
 By the Proprietor Atmaram Kanoba. 
 
 1873. 
 
 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 
 Jlegistered fcrr Copy Hight under Government of India's Act A'A'F of 1867.
 
 Pf 
 
 PREFACE 
 
 Twenty six years liavc elapsed since the first edition of this Dictionary was published. 
 
 The compiler acknowledges with feelings of great gratification the favor with which it 
 was received by Manithi scholars, and by the Public at large. The gentlemen whom the 
 Government of Bombay requested to report on the work, made a very favorable report ; and 
 the learned Boden Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Oxford, in his preface to his 
 English and Sanskrit Dictionary, mentioned it in terms of great commendation. The com- 
 piler trusts that this revised and enlarged edition will be received with tlie same favor. 
 
 As the Preface to the first edition, which explains the plan of the work, and the Essav on 
 tlie English and Manithi languages written by the late Dr. Stevenson, are both reprinted in 
 tliis edition, very few words are here required. 
 
 It is a pity that the revision of the Dictionary was not commenced earlier, as then it 
 miglit have been more leisurely carried on, and more satisfactorily completed. But from 
 causes which it is not necessary here to detail, the revision was put off till no copies of the 
 first edition remained in store, and till the compiler had been overtaken by old age and 
 infirmities. 
 
 A good many leading words (English) have been added, as also new meanings and new 
 renderings. The new meanings and renderings have been chiefly taken from the revised and 
 enlarged edition of Molesworth's Marathi and English Dictionary, which was carefully 
 consulted. 
 
 In the jil'eface to the first edition the following sentence occurs : "The names of fruits, 
 flowers, aniifflals, and substances, which are not known to Mar/itlias, and which, therefore, 
 have no corresponding terms in Mariitlii, have been omitted.'' But this class of words has 
 been admitted into this edition, as it occurred to the compiler that the addition of these words 
 would make the Dictionary more useful to ^"atives learning English than it otherwise 
 would be. 
 
 An admission was made in the preface to the first edition that perfect uniformity would 
 not be found in the work. That admission must be repeated here. The work is generally con- 
 sistent ; but iastanceis of deviation will be found.
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 Twenty six years liave elapsed since the first edition of tliis Dictionary was piiblislicd. 
 
 The compiler acknowledges with feelings of great gratification the favor with which it 
 was received by MarathI scholars, and hj the Public at large. The gentlemen whom the 
 Government of Bombay requested to report on the work, made a very favorable report ; and 
 the learned Boden Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Oxford, in his preface to his 
 English and Sanskrit Dictionary, mentioned it in terms of great commendation. The com- 
 piler trusts that this revised and enlarged edition will be received with the same favor. 
 
 As the Preface to the first edition, which explains the plan of the work, and the Essay on 
 the English and Maruthi languages written by the late Dr. Stevenson, are both reprinted in 
 this edition, very few words are here required. 
 
 It is a pity that the revision of the Dictionary was not commenced earlier, as then it 
 might have been more leisurely carried on, and more satisfactorily completed. But from 
 causes which it is not necessary here to detail, the revision was put off till no copies of the 
 first edition remained in store, and till the compiler had been overtaken by old age and 
 infirmities. 
 
 A good many leading words (English) have been added, as also new meanings and new 
 renderings. The new meanings and renderings have been chiefly taken from the revised and 
 enlarged edition of Molesworth's MarKthI and English Dictionary, which was carefiJly 
 consulted. 
 
 In the jm-efacc to the first edition the following sentence occurs : " The names of fruits, 
 flowers, anir^ls, and substances, which are not known to Marathiis, and which, therefore, 
 have no corresponding terms in Marathi, have been omitted.'" But this class of words has 
 been admitted into this edition, as it occurred to the compiler that the addition of these words 
 would make the Dictionary more useful to Is'atives learning English than it otherwise 
 would be. 
 
 An admission was made in the preface to the first edition that perfect uniformity would 
 not be found in the work. That admission must be repeated here- The work is generally con- 
 sistent ; but instances of deviation wiii be found.
 
 t niEFACE. 
 
 The compiler Ims not l)cen surrounded by a cirt-le of Tandits in this revision of his work. 
 His personal Pandit, Mr. rarshuram Tant, has usually been at hand to solve doubts and 
 answer questions. And the compiler has received some assistance from Mr. Slui Krishna 
 Shustri Talekar, Deputy Educational Inspector, and from Mr. Eawjl Sh/utri Godbole, the 
 Secretary and Ileviser to the Bakshina Prize Committee. The former was, through the 
 kindness of the Director of Public Instruction and of Government, permitted to join him for 
 three months in the Monsoon of 1S71. 
 
 Valuable assistance in the correction of the Press has been rendered by Mr. Balwant 
 Parshui-am Godbole- 
 
 The compiler presents his grateful acknowledgments to the successive Directors of Public 
 Instruction who have fostered his work, to the Government of Bombay for the liberal remune- 
 ration given for his labor of revision, and to the Native Chiefs who manifested their interest in 
 the work by contributing to its expenses. 
 
 Lastly the compiler would express his thanks to God for giving him strength to complete 
 the work. 
 
 THOMAS CANDY. 
 PooyA, November, 1873.
 
 PEEFAOE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 As tlie Dictionary here presented to the Public is not the work of a single compiler, and ho who planned 
 it had not the satisfaction of completing it, it seems suitable to begin the Preface with an account of the 
 authorship of the work. 
 
 The work was commenced by Captain Molesworth, the chief compiler of the Marathi* and English Dic- 
 tionary, on the publication of that work in 1831. He took Todd's edition of Johnson, and transferred its 
 columns to the pages of several blank folios, omitting only words altogether obsolete or unsuitable. ^\ itli the 
 English Dictionary thus an-anged before him, ho took up the Marathi and English Dictionary, and went over 
 its pages, transferring the words to the blank spaces opposite their corresponding terms in English. 
 
 It may be hastily supposed by some, that this was all that was necessary to compile the present Dictionary, 
 and that it was a work which a short time would suffice to complete ,- bat an examination of the renderings of 
 Marathi words on the pages of the Marathi and English Dictionary, and a consideration of the nature of the 
 subject, would soon shew such a suj^position to be fallacious. Tlie compilers of the Marathi and English Dic- 
 tionary generally gave explanatory and paraphrastic meanings, in preference to simple synonymes, as being 
 more likely to convey to the mind of the student the general power and use of the words rendered. In revers- 
 ing the Dictionary, these paraphrastic renderings had, of course, to be converted into simple terms ; and the 
 compilers had to seek out the English words which best answered as synonymes to the Marathi, that the lattei" 
 might be placed beside them. 
 
 The M. and E. Dictionary was most carefully examined, and the words of it transferred to the E. and M. 
 Dictionary, so far as the compilers found their corresponding places ; but by this process little more, probably, 
 than a third of the words were rendered; but these ranged, of course,- from the beginning of A to the end of Z. 
 
 While Captain Molesworth was engaged in reversing the Marathi and English Dictionary,- the Writer of 
 this Preface rejoined him from England at the close of 1832, and assisted him in his labors till the middle of 
 1835 ; when the health of both was sO' intpaired, that Captain Molesworth was under the necessity of proceed- 
 ing to Europe, and the Writer to intermit Icxicogriqjhical labor. The work was thus suspended ; but Captain 
 Molesworth took the MS. with him, in the hope that restored health would speedily enable him to resume it 
 in Europe. This hope was not realized ; and after some years had elapsed without power to labor having 
 returned, he sent out the MS. to the Writer, By the desire of the Hon'ble the Governor in Council of Bom- 
 
 * Subsequently to the publication of the Marathi and English Dictionary, Captain Jfolesworth's opinion of the relative merits of 
 the systems of Sir W.Jones and Dr. Gilchrist for expressing oriental sounds by Roman characters changed. He adopted in the preseat 
 work the Jouesian system, and it has been preserved to the eud.
 
 6 PKEFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 l.iy, tie Writer took up ibc work towards the close of 18 10, and has toiled at it unremittingly till tie 
 present lime. 
 
 No one can regret more than the Writer, that Ho whose superior mind planned, and whose master-hand 
 commenced, the work, was prevented by sickness from carrying it to completion. In taking up his work, tho 
 Writer has ondeavourcd to follow him, but he readily acknowledges that it has been hmul pa.isibus cequis. He 
 will add that whatever bo the merits of the work, they are mainly attributable to his friend, while its defects 
 jind blemishes must necessarily be chargeable chiefly to himself, from whose hands it has passed to the Press. 
 
 After this notice of its authorship, some account of the ;;;«« of the Dictionary will be deemed proper. 
 Herein it differs from all Lexicons and Dictionaries with which the Writer is acquainted. In all works of the 
 kind that he has seen, words are an-anged and rendered without any reference to the relation in which they 
 Ktand to one another, as words derived fi-om a common origin, and as expressing the same quality or action 
 nnder different aspects. Though every adjective must have its noun, and every verb its verbal nouns, parti- 
 ciples, and participial adjectives, they are all, usually, rendered independently and irrespectively. Sweetaejs 
 must be the quality or property of the adjective sweet, and as many meanings as belong to the adjective, so 
 many should the noun possess. Again, if we take a verb, say To Beat, the participial nouns beating and hcattr, 
 the participle beaten, and the participial adjective beating, must necessarily refer to the verb with which they 
 are connected, and from which they are formed : and were languages fi-amed and spoken by philosophical 
 rules, the relation would be sustained and carried out in all the meanings of every relative word. The preser- 
 vation and exhibition of the connection here spoken of, between the different parts of speech embracing the 
 aame word, is the first feature of the plan of this Dictionary. This plan, besides the benefit of showing the 
 relation of the parts of speech to one another, possesses the advantage of saving space, as it obviates the 
 necessity of repeating the explanations of the several meanings. If the different meanings of an adjective he 
 explained and numbered, all that is required mider its noun is a reference, by the numbers, to the several 
 meanings of the adjective. For example, the adjective Comformable has three meanings given to it in this 
 Dictionary, viz. 1. resembling; 2. agreeable, congruous ; 3. compliant, obsequious. According to the plan of 
 t'his work, the noun Conformableness or Conformity, is not explained as 1. resemblance, 2. congriiousness, 
 and -3. obxcquioiisncss ; but a reference is made to the adjective Conformable. Thus Conformableness, v. A. 
 1 . (vide the adjective in its first meaning) means, of course, resemblance: the next figure 2. refers to the 
 uecond meaning of Conformable, and means agreeableness, congruousness ; the last figure 3. refers to the third 
 meaning of Conformable, and means compliancy, obsequiousness. In the same way, the adverb Conformably 
 ii referred by the figures 1.2.3. to the three meanings of the adjective Conformable, and is rendered in 
 accordance with them. For another illustration, turn to the verb To Appoint, in this work : it has three 
 meanings, which are fully explained and numbered. It was not necessary, therefore, under the noun Appoint- 
 ment, to repeat these meanings, and say the act of establishing, the act of ordering or the state of being ordered, 
 Ac. but reference is made, by figures, to the several meanings of the verb ; and the noun, as corresponding 
 ti-ith them, ia rendered. The word Appointment, however, has meanings which have no relation to the verb. 
 To Appoint ; these are therefore distinguished by a different kind of figure, and are numbered I. II. III. The 
 same rule has been applied to the other parts of speech, as will be seen by a reference to Appointed and 
 Appoister. In short, all words which stand in relation to another primary or leading word, are referred to 
 that word, and to its several meanings, by the figures which number those meanings; other meanings of sub- 
 ordinate words, which have no relation to the leading word, are numbered so as to point out that no relation 
 cx.sf. In cases where the relation between the different parts of speech is not carried out in practice, no 
 atier.pt has been made to force it by giving renderings. 
 
 Another feature of the plan is the endeavour to combine copiousness with compendiousness. The attain- 
 paect of this ob]'?ct has been so-Jght by the use of a system of classifcation and reference. Instead of giving
 
 PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 7 
 
 under every Englisli word every Maratlii word that would answer to it, the most cotrprchensive and geaoral 
 word of a number of Eugli-h synonymes has been selected, and under it have been given all the Mardthi word i 
 that express the compreheusive and general meaning ; while under the other synonymes, only a few renderings 
 Lave been given (nz. those which best express the shade of meaning of the particular word), and a referenco 
 has been made from each of these synonymes to the comprehensive word under which the general collection of 
 renderings is given. Thus, under the verbs To Abandon, To Renounce, To Resign, To RELiNQmsH, a refe- 
 rence is made to the verb To Give up, which is the most comprehensive of its class. Under To Give up, there- 
 fore, the student will find all the renderings of the general sense collected j while under the verbs from which 
 a reference is made to it, he will see only a few of such renderings as were deemed most suitable for them. lu 
 the same way; under the verbs To Abet, To Aid, To Assist, &c. reference is made to the verb To Help ; and 
 under the verbs To Demolish, To Raze, To Devastate, &c. &c. a reference is made to the verb To Destroy. 
 Again, under the adjective Just, are collected the general renderings of Upright, Equitaple, Honest, Fair, 
 &c. ; and from these words, which all have their particular renderings, a reference is made to this compreheu- 
 sive word. The same rule has been followed with nouns and adverbs. 
 
 There are many -words and combinations in every language of lax phraseology and of licentious use, which, 
 to be rightly rendered in another language, must be rendered by similarly free combinations and phrases. The 
 Mariithi abounds with colloquialisms and licentious formations, which, though they would be out of place if put 
 by the side of sober English words, and given as renderings of them, may be very advantageously collected 
 and given to the student, with a notice of their quality, under the English words that best express their 
 general meaning. Such words and phrases have been thus collected and given in this work. A knowledge of 
 them, and power to use them, will greatly facilitate an idiomatic acquaintance with the language. If the Reader 
 will turn to, and examine the verbs To Die, To Defeat, To Deceive, To Contemn, To Eat, To Humble, To 
 Prate, To Scold ; the nouns Bachelor, Blagk-guard, Disgrace, Deceit, Contempt, Height, Glory ; the adjec- 
 tives Clever, Large, Mischievous, Passionate, Pitiful, Proud, Rich j the adverbs Impetuously, Smartly; and 
 the participle Exhausted, he will have a better apprehension of this part of the plan of the work than pages of 
 explanation would give. The Reader may turn to and study also the words To Beat, To Confound, To Kill, 
 To LABOR,as further illustrating the plan of the work with respect to verbs ; to the words Effort, Exuberance, 
 Family, Fright, Hypocrite, Incendiary, Ingrate, Madcap, Miser, Nature, Pot, Poverty, Vessel, Woman, 
 World, as illustrating it with respect to nouns ; and to Cowardly, Impetuous, Excessive, Fierce, Fat, Infinitf, 
 as further illustrations of adjectives. 
 
 It has been also an object with the compilers of this Dictionary to communicate to the sindent miscellaneous 
 •useful information connected with the words rendered. The words Address, Brahman, Bride, Compellation 
 Heaven, Hell, Holyday, Interjection, Intensitive, Land, Lunar Mansion, Manes, Marelage, Maxim Meal 
 Measure, Mendicant, Music, Name, Natuee,"Obeisance, Observance, Ocean, Officer, Rite, Scripture, may, 
 be referred to as examples. 
 
 The student may perhaps observe that the plan of the work has not been sustained and carried out in all its 
 points with perfect uniformity through the book. To expect it, would be to expect too much, even under the 
 most favorable circumstances ; for in a work carried on through a course of yca:^, inadvertence will overtake 
 the most vigilant, and weariness will, at times, oppress the most energetic. This work, moreover, has 
 laboured under its own peculiar disadvantages and difficulties. It has not been the work of one man, nor the 
 product of the joint labor of two, but it has been partly one and partly the other. The plan originally drawn 
 out was that of a complete Thesaurus ; but he who drew it out, and commenced filling it up, soon found that 
 it would require more years than he could hope to give to it. He therefore proceeded to contract his plan.
 
 8 PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION, 
 
 Ere long Li:* Lcaltli began to fuil, and under the combined influence of sickness, and tbe fear tiat failure of 
 health would involve failure of tbo work, he made still greater contractions, and deviated considerably from 
 tbe course on which he hud entered. Feeling that a work unequal in its parts was still better than no work 
 at all, he expunged page after jiagc of the folios he had drawn out, in the hope of getting to the end ere 
 di^^abled by sickness; but in vain. A considerable part of the labor of the Writer of this Preface has been that 
 of restoring the proportions of the work, by retracing the plan and re-entering what had been expunged. 
 Under there circumstances, he hopes that the student's feeling will be that of contentment with wliat is 
 presented to him, rather than of di.-satistuctiou that he has not all that ho desires. 
 
 The Writer of tliis Preface made notes, during the progress of his labor at the Dictionary, of various points 
 of resemblance and dissimilarity between tlio English and Marathi languages; but as he foresaw that to 
 connect and amplify them would occupy considerable time, and would delay the publication of the work, ho 
 requested hi* friend the Rev. Dr. Stevenson, whose philological researches are so well known, to favor him 
 with a dissertation on this interesting subject. Dr. Stevenson has kindly complied with the request made to him, 
 and the Writer has the great satisfaction of prefixing to the Dictionary the paper which his learned friend has 
 prepared. As the student will doubtless give it a careful perusal, a reference to it will supply the place of 
 many observations that would otherwise be required, and will obviate the necessity of extending this Preface, 
 which may now be concluded with some vmcellaneous remarks. 
 
 Tlie inexperienced student is cautioned against supposing that this Dictionary will enable one who is 
 3 .rnorant of Marathi to compose correctly in that language. The object of a work of this kind is not to 
 i-upersede a diligent study of the language, but to facilitate it, and to assist him who has acquired the language, 
 by presenting to him a number of words from which he may select the particular one that he wants, thus 
 eaving him time and trouble. Many words will be found clubbed together, because of their having the samo 
 general meaning, and every one rendering the English word under which they are collected in some aspect or 
 other ; but unless the student knows their particular implications and aspects, he will run the risk of using a 
 word which conveys a difierent shade of meaning from that which he wishes to express. Where the student 
 is ignorant of the power of a particular word, it will be wise for him to verify it before he uses it. 
 
 The compiler of this Dictionary kid in view the Native student of English, as well as the European student 
 of Marathi. It has been specially for the former that the English leading words have been so generally ex- 
 plained. The utility of this explanation to Native students of English, was not so clearly apprehended when 
 the early part of the work was sent to the Press as it afterwards became, which will account for the explana- 
 tions being few at the beginning of the work. The names of fruits, flowers, animals, and substances, which 
 are not known to the Mariithas and which, therefore, have no corresponding terms in Marathi, have been 
 emitted, 
 
 Tlierc are several points of Marathi Orthography which have not yet been settled by grammarians and 
 writers. And as in the course of the work, the mind of the comjjiler has sometimes inclined to one form, and 
 at other times to another, variations will appear. One of the points yet unsettled is, whether the final long 
 vowel of a word, whether adjective or noun, should be shortened in a word formed or derived from it, or 
 framed by the combination of it with another word. As, for instance, whether EpstoTTiIT or ^FfeiTTOTT, ^Fft'^'TT 
 or nfrqorr, ^T^Vf^^ or J^rfa'T'TT, ^n^ or ^?;ft, viTJft^:^ or ^Tfi(^^, «P^m or T?I^m, ^H?T^ or J^T^, ^JprftHgT?! or 
 ^T^FtrST, ^jfH'im or ^fiR^^lTcT, ^"^^R or fvTcf^T, &c. &c. are right. Both forms are in common use, and both 
 will occasionally be found in this work. But the mode now ajiproved of by the Writer, and which has been 
 generally followed by him, is to shorten the vowel of words which end with a consonant, but to keep it long 
 in others. He therefore prefers w^^ZW^m, ^w^fv\^^w, ^W■f^^^^^ &c, to H-.dlP I Hm i, ^"JT^'^fl'TWT, ^^'JJfffTTtflT, &.C.
 
 TREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. Q 
 
 He also prefers ^^ to ^WX\- In cases of compouuds, he prefers the fmul vowel of tlic fir.^t word beiug 
 shortened, and tliereforo would use ^^qri, ^rfJT^njfrt, ^JrfH^^trar, &c. rather than "f^^qpT, v;Tr^t=T?S?f, ^^t^^nr, &c. 
 
 Many words that are given as renderings of English nouns of agency are properly speaking adjectives, and 
 require a noun to be understood though not expressed. The English nouns Singee, Eatee, Goer, Opponent, 
 Beggar, &c. are rendered by imnr, ^miTT, ^r^TRT, fJifftfl', 'TT^'T?, &c. but those arc all adjectives. qpJTT^r re- 
 quires some such word as J^T^fq- to be understood, and means a singing mail or person. iTOTpft means a fonalc 
 singer, and requires qFT^, ^t, or some such word, to bo understood. At first, the sign of the masculiuo 
 gender was affixed to these forms ; it was subsequently omitted on the ground of their being adjectives. The 
 student will bear in mind, however, that where no sign of gender is given, the masculine form is that which 
 is i^rescnted to him. 
 
 Feminine formations have not usually been given, but it has been left to the student to make them for 
 himself. There is much greater regularity in the construction of feminine foi-mations in Marathi than in 
 English, In English we have sheplierd-shephcrdess, author-authoress, poet-poetess, but we have not si7i<ier 
 singercss, gardener-gardener ess, carpenter-caprentercs, sawyer-saivgcress, tailor-tailor ci^s, farmer-farmeress, ^-r. 
 Again, wo have worhnan-tvorhvoman, shopman- shopivoman, and a few more like them, but \\q cannot form 
 them ad libitum as may be done in Marathi. The Mariithas have T^T^-n^fw, TTofT-Hrott'JT, Hftir-Hrrpftor f?Tff- 
 fil'fttJT, JPT^^-^FWT^ir, JFTKqjft-'Tm^^tir, ?IfT^-^Trr^oT, sTT^-^fT^uft^, 'TC-Hft'Jr, &c. Indeed, following their rule, 
 the Marathas have formed Hf^rt'T from soldier, and apply the word not only to a soldier's wife or a female 
 soldier, but to European women-servants generally. The feminine forms usually express both a female agent 
 and the idfe of the masculine agent ; as for example, JTroftw is either a woman who does gardening work, or 
 simply a gardener's wife, or a woman of the gardener-caste. An exception to this rule may be given in tho 
 word ^oisffoT, which according to the rule should mean a female farmer or a Kunbi woman, but a Kunbi's wife 
 or daughter would be very angry at being called a sfuisftor, which word is now restricted to a domestic femala 
 slave. There are some cases of nice distinction between the wife of a person and a woman of his caste, as in 
 the case of the words ^j^, arr^TS^, OTT'-'TT'T, &c. the form for a Shudra's ivife hcing ^jj^^ and for a female 
 Shudra (a woman of the Shudra caste) being ^j_^; also in the case of arrsTP^f or a spiritual teacher, for a 
 woman who teaches is SfT^rr^, while a teacher's wife is a^f^i^f^'^ This nice distinction, however, is not 
 attended to in Marathi. High Sanskrit words are often used in Marathi by learned speakers, who, of course, 
 generally employ the Sanskrit terminations for the feminine form when required ; but with respect to Sanskrit 
 words that are in general use iu Marathi, the common Marathi feminine formations arc usually affixed to them, 
 though they who affect to be classical, may and do give the Sanskrit formations. For instance, the feminine 
 formations of the words srfrf^ert, Sff?R^t, f^frtft, &c. will generally be srfrt^TT^'Jr, STf?T^?ltoT, fwyfT'Jr, &c. though 
 speakers will be found to say irl^T^f^t, srfHqF^^'jff, iVdf^^t, &c. Such Sanskrit words as sifrTgrsfr, RfHq^, ftrfrMt, 
 qr^^, &c. &c. will often be used without any change for the feminine form, as ?ft ^]^ irfH^Rt 3Tr|, rft q^oT TT^^ 
 3Tr?7t ! &c. 
 
 Another point to be noticed is the use of the Amtswdr. The number of words with which the use of it is 
 optional, is very great. It may be mentioned as a general rule that Bruhmans more frequently use it than the 
 other classes, and, again, that the Brahmans of the Koukan make moi-e use of it than those above the Ghauts. 
 In the preparation of this work, it has sometimes been used and sometimes omitted, even in the case of the 
 same words occurring iu different places. Had the printing been delayed till tho compilation of the work was 
 completed, these minor variations might have been corrected as tho sheets were sent to the Press. But the 
 Public wanted th& work, and it was thought a less evil to let a few inadvertent variations go without correction 
 than to keep back the book. One or two variations indeed have been designedly made since the work cntereJ.
 
 10 PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 tlio Pros.', because tlioy seemeil Imp-ovcmentt, ami tlie ilesire of improvement was stronger tl:au tlic desire of 
 1111 i form ity. 
 
 Sanskrit worils ending iu 3 that have come into general use, have also a j\raratlii form ; as =q«g-z for =J?^=^, 
 ^nrs for ^TT?, ^^55 for ^^55 Sec. In conibination -with Maratlii words the Marutlii form is of course to bo 
 used, as sr^t^r ^=5135 ( ^rf^ is so common that its Sanskrit origin is here lost sight of) ^mmrf ^3, 'TTIT^r =qT5r, 
 &c.; hut in comhination with Sanskrit words by Sanskrit rules, the Sanskrit form must always be used, as 
 ^ ^j.^ f g, ^T^'^'W^ =5?T=If^, ffFT^^rr?^, ^^f ^T~5, &c. To Sanskrit words that have become common iu Marathi, 
 the ifariithi affixes qof and quir are generally attached to make abstract nouns. The abstract nouns formed 
 l>y the afH.Kes r^ and ?tt are usully above common colloquial siseech. With respect to these affixes tot and qiTTT, 
 Fj and m, it may be here mentioned that usually only one is given, but the student must understand that 
 the other may always be used with ccjual propriety. 
 
 It may be thought by some that this Dictionary is overstocked with high Sanskrit, and deficient in com- 
 mon Manithi words ; but it is hoped that a close examination of the work will show this to be a misapprehen- 
 Siion. It is only with respect to words from which a reference is made to a leading word, that such a thouglit 
 can suggest itself ; but the intelligent student will observe that in their case are §~c. supplies the place of 
 ntx or eujlit renderings. Look, for an example, at the participle Accomplished in its first meaning ; there 
 nre only three common Mardthi words given, viz ^T'^?5t?T, 5rT?5OT, and 3rT^c=yF5T, but the v. V. 1. refers the Stu- 
 dent to the verb. To Accomplish, and the &c. which follows the three common Marathi renderings given, 
 stands for ^IHKp^^r, ^ra^FTT, ^r^^?5T, q?53?JT, ^?5n3^^r, 3T^T^OT, f?ITnrr5?5r, *T¥tH%^pyr, &c. .&C. &c. which the 
 student is left to form for himself from the common Marathi verbs given un.der To Accomplish. These are all 
 farmed by a rule of Marilthi grammar, and may therefore be omitted to save space; but the Sanskrit participles 
 which follow ( HTrH', ^TTfqrT, ?fTf^-T'=f, f^^, ^TTf^T, &e. &c. ) are not formed by a rule with which the student can 
 be assumed to be acquainted, and they, therefore, must be given at length. In the same way, under a noun 
 referred to an adjective, the j&c. which follows a noun formed by affixing "Toir, indicates that the student may 
 affix 'mr and T'T to all the pure Marathi adjectives which he finds under the leading word to which he is re- 
 ferred. The same rule holds in the case af verbal nouns ; an &c. following a noun, intimates to the student 
 that he can form others from the words under the leading verb to which he is referred. 
 
 Very many adjectives will bo found, in this Dictionary, formed by affixiug the possessive sign =qT to nouns, 
 ns 'HMNI , 3W^Rr, 7trft=^, i=rH^=^, arra'^t^, &c. i. e. mrful, afcdionato, diligent, ifc. S)'c. They apply both to 
 persons and to things, but especially to the latter; ^trft^ or HH^% ^\^^ well renders affectionate spccrji, but 
 siWr=^ or HH?r^ TTW^ is not so good as HHrtr^ TTT'jrH as a rendering for an affectionate man. 
 
 "With respect to ilic phrases that are given in such abundance, the inexi^erienced student is cautioned against 
 supposing that he may use them without a previous knowledge of their implication, or that they supersede the 
 usual formations. Phrases are given, because they are very useful to him whose knowledge of the language 
 enables him to use them correctly, and because if not inserted they might not otherwise be known. 
 
 If the student should look for some English wox'd and cannot find it, let him tarn to one of its syuonymcs. 
 If it should be one of the numerous verbs iu English that are formed with an adverb, as To give forth, to 
 give out, ^-c. lot him turn to its simple synonymous verb, as for instance, to the verb To publish for the above- 
 mentioned adverbial verbs. Some verbs that begin with en, but which are not common under it, will be 
 found under their more common form without the en, as To Shield for Enshield, To Kindle for Enkindle, To 
 Link for Enlink, &c. If a word be looked for in vain under some privative prefix, let it bo sought under 
 aflotber; under un, for instance, if not found under t?!^ and vice versa.
 
 PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. U 
 
 Tlie participle ending in "ing," is given in this work in its adjectival, not in its verbal sense. Shiginy, 
 for instance, is rendered as equivalent to singer, i. e. a singing person, not in its verbal sense, as "lie is sin- 
 ging." The participle is tbereforc marked p. a. or participial adjective. 
 
 The general style in which this work has been printed is excellent, but, owing to causes which it is not 
 necessary to detail, there are several errata, for which indulgence is craved.* 
 
 This Preface is now brought to a conclusion with a repetition of the Writer's great regret that the Public 
 has lost the benefit which it would have had, if his able friend who planned and couimeuced the Dictionarv 
 had been able to carry it on to completion. He has done his best to supply his friend's place, and to produce 
 a work that may be worthy of the approbation of the Public. He gratefully acknowledges the goodness of 
 God, who has enabled him to persevere in his toil, notwithstanding many hinderances and much bodily weak- 
 ness, and has permitted him to fiuish_the work. He supplicates His blessing on it, that it may be instrumental 
 ill the diffusion of Truth, scientific, historical, moral, and religious, through the countries in which the Mura- 
 thi language is spoken. 
 
 THOMAS CANDY, ]\Iajor, 
 
 Superintendent Poona College. 
 Foona ; Soptomljcr, 1847., 
 * It has not been thought necessary to give a sheet of errata, which is seldom attended to, but the writer would here mention that 
 the phrase "Death unprepared for or unexpected, =fiTc5 3TT3T ^IrTT ^V^ %oI 3TT?ft H^^dt," which is given in page 176 under Death 
 is wrong. It should be "Narrow escape from death." For the correction of this error he is indebted to the late Bal Guno-adhur 
 Shastree, who pointed it out in a note eulogistic of the work. The author is not aware of there being another such an error in the 
 whole book.
 
 AN ESSAY 
 
 ON THE 
 
 POINTS OF SIMILARITY AND DISSIMILARITY 
 
 BETWEEN 
 
 THE EIHGLISH AND MARAlHt LANGUAGES. 
 
 1. To consult •with advantage a dictionary, rendering the -words of one languag'e into another, it is requisite tliat 
 the genius of the two languages should have been studied, and that their points of agreement and disagreement be 
 present to the mind. Every language has words for which no exactly corresponding terms will bo found in any other, 
 and the idiom of a language must be understood, as well as its vocabulary learned. The English and Mar;1thi lan- 
 guages have some remai'kable points of coincidence, and other as remarkable points of difference. On the former we 
 need not dwell, as they will readily suggest themselves to the student as he advances in the knowledge of the language; 
 of the latter we shall treat somewhat more diffusely. 
 
 2. In reference to points of similarity we may remark generally, that neither the English nor Mariithi has any 
 claim to the character of an original language. The former can be traced back to the Anglo-Saxon and Norman French 
 as its two fundamental elements, though it has also in modern times received copious additions from the Latin and 
 Greek, as well as from other sources. The latter, in like manner, is a language formed from Ihe ancient Mj'gadhi, the 
 spoken tongue of the ruling powers in India for many centuries, with a copious admixture of an old Aboriginal tongue 
 of the Tamil, or Indian Peninsular family. In modern times many additions from the Sanscrit and Hindustani have 
 also been made to it, so as to give the language a character for force and copiousness purchased at the expense of 
 simplicity, exactly that which the Euglish bears among the languages of modern Europe. The introduction through 
 the Magadhi of most of the Sanscrit vocables, that exist in a more or less modified form in the IMariithi, requires a 
 passing remark, as it is a subject which has scarcely been noticed either by natives or Europeans. The word Pracrit,isa 
 term employed by Brahmans in Maharashtra to designate, sometimes any Indian language which is uot Sanscrit, some- 
 times any of the old formations from the Sanscrit, which are now only to be found in Books, but which were probably 
 once the spoken languages of the country. One of these ancient languages is called Miigadhi from the rcgiou 
 of Magadh or Behdr.* The sovereign of Magadh was considered a Samn'U, a Universal Monarch or Emperor, 
 and hence the Magadhi was the dialect spoken at the Imperial Court. The only compositions now to be found 
 in this dialect of Pracrit, are portions of some plays in the Hindu Drama, but the Kalpa Sutra, u Jain work, 
 composed probably about the fifth century of our era, is written in a modified Magadhi, which nevertheless 
 contains most of the essential attributes of the dialect, as laid down by the Grammarian Vararuchi. It is from 
 this language then, that the modern Marathi through various changes has been derived. One of the peculiarities of 
 the Ancient Miigadhi, which can still be traced in the I\Iarathi, is the change of |T into ^ in deriving words from the 
 Sanscrit; thus, the IMagadhi for TTfTI, is ?iqr. This very word is still retained in Marathi, although in a modified and 
 degraded sense, the dignified form being TTT; it is also changed into ^T?, in the compound word fn^?;r^, the name of a 
 copper coin struck by the great Sivaji. On the same principle the word ?l^, mustard, is corrupted from TTf^^f. Not- 
 withstanding it is more common in modern Marathi to follow the common Pracrit law, and change q- to ^ ; as in ^ a 
 yohri from ^^, also ^sfT^l from jft^, &c. — Other peculiarities of the Magadhi are the use of ?i for ^, of uf for ^, and 
 
 * I have changed "Berar" of the first edition into Behar, the modem name of Magadh, and have cancelled a clause which the 
 correction rendered unsuitable. T. C.
 
 U AX ESSAT OX THE ENGLISH AND MAEATIII LANOrAGES. 
 
 goncrally of the cerebral letters for the dental. Now these arc all peculiarities also of the Jlarathi. Before the Pala- 
 tine vowels X and ^, the ^ is almost always changed to V; thus, the Marathas fay ^l^ff for ^isfr-, aud though in this word 
 the subntitution is re. toned viilfiar.yet ii^, ««//«<■«, is the proper sub^litule for the Sanscril^^s^; also ?fmr« loi,vda>y 
 becomes ftl^, aud the lliiuluslini ^q?ft from the l^anscrit ^l^ifft, the name of the China rose, becomes iu Maritlii ^'W^'T. 
 Again ITtJft i.-«/f«-, is the corruption of the Sanscrit qpft^ ; 113 a hwt, of qm; ^\^\\ a voice, of '^^'^^ < 5?r a lite of ?^j 
 j^ hyjocriiif, of ^K. Tlmt rather puzzliug form of the verb used in old l^Iarathi books as a present aud future tense, 
 and iu the nioderu dialect as a past habitual, is derived from the Magadhi; thus ^.f[ comes from W^f^ the Blagadhi for 
 jp^rfH he makes, and is thus prc^perly a present tense. The use of the present for the future needs no explanation ; 
 but it may be asked, how can a present tense express a past habitual act ? In order to understand this We must bear ia 
 mind that' such au act or rather series of acts, is partly present a» well as pasrt, and may even in' English be expressed 
 by the present tense. Thus, " he writes in the Collector's office, " expresses past as well as present agency; the 
 laeauing is not only that the person referred to , writes at tlie present time, but that he has done so for days or weeks, 
 or even years pa.st; and there is no essential difl'ercuce in the sense of this phrase from what would have been conveyed 
 bv the words, " He has been for some time a writer iu the Collector's office. " In the latte-r instance the verb, though 
 iu the past tense, implies also present time; aud in the former, tlioufrh in the present, it implies also past time. The 
 tense iu question is a great acquisition to the Marathi language, enabling us to express by the addition of a single 
 dvllable to the root, all that is done in English by the periphrasis, " lie was iu the habit of, " " he used, " or " he was 
 wont. " Iu the thirteenth century of our era, the lang-uag-e of JTaharashtra was no longer Magadhi, but a dialect 
 between that aud the present spokeu tong^ue, of wh/ch we have a good specimen iu Dnanoba's Commentary on the 
 Bhagavat Gita, aud other works. Iu the works of Ti«ka Bam, who flourished about two hundred years ago, the language 
 is still ferthcr modified, approadiing considerably nearer to the spokeu Marathi. At last we get, in the various 
 Bakhars ( Chronicles ) of the trausactious of the Marathi kings aud leaders, a langnag'e which differs from the modern 
 dialect only by the introduction of a profusion of Arabic, Persixau, aud other foreign words, which the Mussulman 
 rule and connection then rendered current in the Deccaa. 
 
 3. There is a remarkable similarity also iu the general structure of the Eng'lish and IMarathl languages, the 
 nouns being in both chiefly inflected by Particles of the nature of Prepositions, and the Verbs by means of Auxiliaries, 
 though iu the English these are generally pkeed before, and iu the Marathi after the principal word. In the principle 
 of their inflections, they exhibit a striking contrast to the Latin aud Sanscrit, the learned tongues to which respec- 
 tively they arc mainly indebted for their scientific terms. 
 
 4. In noticing the points of dift'erence between the English and ^Marathi, wo must presuppose as known what 
 lias been pointed out in the Grammars of the language already published, and iu the Prefocc to the IManUhi aud 
 Euglish Dictionary, supplementing former publications rather than going again over the same ground. Neither can 
 we descend into those miautc difficulties, which relate to the use of some particular word, or peculiar unconnected 
 idiom. A work on this subject, containiuga collection aud resolution of idiomatic phrases, is still a desideratum in Marathi, 
 though much of very great value on this topic will be found, under different articles, in this aud the former Dictionary. 
 See especially FIPT^, "T5<ii, ^'T, ^TTS, "TT7, of the former; and alle, account, ear, eye, hand, of this. Our attention at present 
 is- to be directed to points of a general nature, to classes of words rather than to individual phrases and expressions. 
 It is the Philology, and not the Grammar, of Marathi, that claims our notice, and that especially iu reference to the 
 points in which it differs from the Euglish. 
 
 5. One great and obvious point of difference betv\'ecn the two languages Is the want of an Article in the Marathi, 
 while the English has no less than two. Neither the Latiu nor Sanscrit has any article, and although the sacred 
 tongue of the Bnihmans has the advantage of the Greek in several points, this single small member of the classic 
 speech in which Homer wrote, gives it a- grace aud flexibility which more than compensate for all the greater variety 
 and harmony of sound, which have justly been attributed to the language in which the Ibdiau Epics of Yalmiki and Yyasa 
 have been handed down to posterity. The student, therefore, accustomed to the use of articles in his own language, 
 is apt to seek out some expedient for supjilying their place in Marathi. Against this he must be on his guard; ^'4t 
 arrtT means " bring a book, " aud the M.withas never say simply to express this idea, ^ ^ift ^^n. Tlie student will 
 nevertheless in his intercourse with the natives occasionally hear trep used apparently for the Indefinite Article, but 
 he must not attempt to imitate them in this till he has, by attentively studying and analyzing such sentences, learned 
 theniceshadeofidcaintended to be expressed. ■^?4T?5T%i=5nr, may mean simply " ealla physician," or if; may mean 
 ''■ call the physician, " that is, the practitioner who usu.ally attends the family. In case, however, of some suddeu 
 accident occurring to any member of the family, or great haste being required, the master of the house might probably 
 call out, ^ipr ^niTcTT qirlTEl, call a phi/sician, that is some physician or other, any one you can find. ^Ti(Vi] is often used.
 
 AX ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND :MAT{ATH1 LANGUAGES. 15 
 
 mucli In the same way, aiul with an implication, which practice alouc can explain. The general rule is to translate from 
 English into Mar.Ulii as if the Indefinite Article had no existence. 
 
 6. In reference to the Definite Article, it may safely be neglected iji trajislatiiiir, when it marks that there is but 
 one of A class, as the Sun, the Moon, the Ganges; that the noun followiiig is the name of a species.as the lion.the horse, 
 <S:c. when it points out that individual of a class, who bears special relation to the spcater or the person whom lie is ad- 
 dressing, as the king, the colonel, the servant. Also when this Article is used to distinguish particular i>ersons or object.s 
 in the eye of the speaker, uo word is required to express it in Maruthi; tlius, sTrTlr^T ^, 2^T?5T S^ H^, give it to the 
 father, dont give it to the son. "When, however, in a sentence of two clauses with a relative pronoun, there is a reference 
 made by means of the Article from the one to the other, the eo-relative must be used in Marathi for the Article; thus, 
 to translate the phrase, " the shepherd is here of whem I spoke yesterday, " we must say ^^\ ITHTTT ^H'-Tf ^ =PTf5 ^\^- 
 ??r ^FrTr ?Tf ^T'Jft^ 3Tf^ ; just as if it had been in English, " that shephered, &c. " only that the word that would give an 
 emphasis to the sentence, which would require frr"^ instead of f?r. To express fully the sense of the Article when pre- 
 fixed to honorific titles as " Alexander the Great," will require circumlocution; thus f%^^^ '^K ^fil or J^^^^L Before 
 a large collection of similar objects, as the stars,, the planets, &c. the force of the Article will souictimes be expres.se J 
 by a separate word, and sometimes not, as rTF^r T'T, ^. These and other uice;r distinctions, however, must be left to the 
 student's own discernment and taste. 
 
 7. Nouns being the names of objects and ideas, it might ba thought that there would bj an exact correspondence 
 between those of any two given language.?; the study of a foreign language however soon dispels this illusion., whenever 
 it exists. The term ^3T in Mariithi suggests, as nearly as is necessary for any useful purpose, the same idea as the 
 English vvord horse; but the noun nTi,though it may, and indeed generally must,be translated by the word cow,suggest3 
 to the Indian mind a difierent species, or at any rate sub-species of tlie genus hos, from that brought before the mind 
 of an E^iglishman by the word cow. In an Indian description of the bull, the hump must occupy a prominent place, 
 both from its own intripsic importance, and from the favour it ha^ obtained among the poets. In translating such 
 a description into English, the want of correspondence between the two languages would force itself upon the notice 
 of the translator, and induce him by the introduction of an epithet into the .text, or by a note appended, to provide 
 a remedy. In the jMarathi translation of E^5op's fables, the English student will find his old friend the fox metamorphos- 
 ed into a jackal ( #rfT ); whether this be a just retribution on Esop and other European fabulists for changing the 
 jfickal in1;o a fox, while pilfering the best of their Apologues from the Indian Panchatantra, we need not at present 
 determipe; but if in order to remedy this mishap we subtitute ^FF5 for ^Fr^r, the naturalist will inform us that the 
 animal so named by the Marathas is not the English fox, hut merely that species in the genus that comes the nearest 
 to it. Turning from the material to the immaterial world, such difficuliies multiply fast upon us. Neither 5(^, nor 
 'K^'q'?, nor f=^, nor^ir, suggests the same ideas to the mind thiit the English word God, and ©eo? in Greek do. The 
 first is a mere philosophical abstraction, and it is quite incorrect to say that " si^ made the world." He makes nothing, 
 and does nothing but enjoy his own beatitude, till he is seized wilh a fit of HTTT, au(J then he is no longer il^, but sT^T. 
 The second of the above words, however, would answer very well in the sentence " God created the world, " b.ut try 
 by this word to translate the first Commandment, and you rui^ into the absurdity or inaptitude of saying that there ia 
 uo Supreme Lord but one, which no body ever denied, and which is not the meaning intended. The sense is, " Thou 
 shalt have no other ohject of ivorship besides me. " In this case ^ auswejs admirahly; yet generally when a IVIara-tha 
 uses that word, he thinks of some village god, some local idol, or red painted stone, and rarely of the Supreme Being; 
 Eor has the language as yet capitals, like our own, or an article Jike the Greek, to mark the distinction. After aJl, as 
 capitals are now being introduced into jManlthi ^ thus written will be the l)3st term, by which to render the word 
 God. As to W'^X and TI^TTrT, they express, like T^fT'T?:, the idea of the Supreme Actiyelotelligence, apd can only an- 
 swer when that idea will bring out the meaning of the writer withput any allusion to, or comparison with, other 
 objects of worship. Into such niceties of language, however, ( absolutely requisite as they are to be uudcrstood ), the 
 lexicographer can but partially enter, and the student must acquire them from intercourse with the natives, and the 
 study of their literature. It is only when l^y these means he has rendered himself capable of entering into their minds 
 and seeing with their eyes, that familiarized to their modes of thinking, he will be able to use such words with correct- 
 ness and propriety, ^y■ith an abundance of metaphysical terms for which we have no equivalents, because our systems of 
 mental philosophy difi'er widely from theirs, the J^indiis have no names for many valuable words in our language, ex- 
 pressive of metaphysical ideas. Thus, for example, for the important word conscience, ^ov perception as a menial faculty, 
 neither the Mariitli^ nor its parent Sanscrit furnishes any tolerable equivalents. In such cases, the Icxicogr.apher has 
 given some words which convey something near the idea, and which, till the natives agree in inventing suitable terms 
 as they become better acquainted with our literature, may convey the general scnsC; or he has formed from existing
 
 IG 
 
 AX ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAPATHl LANGUAGES. 
 
 elcmcnls ;i now word suited to convey tbo meaning iutended. 
 
 8. There ia a hirgo class of nouus iu JlanUlu derived from Imitative Adverbs, which requires a few remarks. We 
 have indeed »uch nouns in Enplish, a^, banging derived from ban;,', u-ltizzing from whiz, dasliing from dash, cawing 
 from caw, cooing from coo, &c. Besides these, there arc many words of this clasH, whicli, though used by the vul{?ar, 
 hardly Bnd admismon into polite discourse; as thumpinji-, bumping, &c. Now tlie Marathas, beiii',' more the children of 
 nature than the English, above all things delight in the use of this class of words, which are even by the Brahmana 
 dignified with the name of SR'P^r.s?. Many of the adverbs arc reduplicated syllables, as ^^5, q^q?:, ^Tl^r?, nsnf , 
 vr^ ; or to express greater itrcc, the first syllabic is lengthened, as q^>Tir, =q5PqH: ; or the last syllabic, as ^rs^fSf, '4- 
 fiTTt. The latter svllable, instead of being a reduplication of the former, is often ep^, ^.l^ or q^ ;as If^^P^r, =Ej5q:T, =^ZV.. 
 Now most of these imitative adverbs may have nouns formed from them, and generally ako verbs ; thus we have 
 9V^\ a smart blmr, from ^ZW.^ -, we have ^Z^f\, H'C smohng instrument, called by the English soldier a IniWe hilUe 
 from »r5«TT, both names being iutended to'mark the rumbling or bubbling noise the smoke makes in passing through 
 the wateri Such words then being much more abundant, and of much more common use in the Marathi than in the 
 English language, the student must not look on them with contemjit, but familiarize himself with their peculiar mean- 
 ings and shades of distinction, as with other words. Cases innumerable occur where important ideas cannot be ex- 
 pressed without them, as for example, the word 'AV'^XV. excessive ^rcwWiwy, which requires two Engli.sh words to render 
 it, and is by no means synonymous with Jpfqff, a shakiiig or quiiering. The ^ame remarks may be applied to the verba 
 derived from these Imitative Adverbs, though the Marathas prefer joining the Adverb to a verb derived from another 
 root, when the language permits; thus to render the phrase, "His whole body shook with terror," a Maratha would say, 
 ?wnR VTTVrf ^iq-H'. How much more expressive is the word^?^ to indicate the jangling and squabbling of a street 
 brawl, than the word TiSW, which may be any sober quarrel, carried on for years in courts of justice through every 
 grade, from the village Amius to the Sadar Adalat. On this and the allied subject of reduplicated nouns, the remarks 
 made in the Preface to the former Dictionary, Paragraphs 4, 5, 12, 13, render any farther observations in this place 
 unnecessary. 
 
 9. The formation of abstract nouns is an easier matter in Marathi than it is in English. We have lead, hood, 
 thip, dom,ness, tJi, all of Saxon origin, affixed to nouns and adjectives to form abstract nouns, and it is difi&cult to 
 lay down the rule that points out when one of these terminations is to be used and when the other. The terminations 
 />/ and tilde, imply that the words to which they are affixed are derived from the Latin, but when the one and when 
 the other should be used, can be understood only by those who are skilled in that learned language, or have acquired 
 by practice the power of using them with propriety. We have also many abstracts of this class, the primitixes of 
 which have no place in the language, as verity, equity, gratitude, &c. In Marathi again quTT mas. and qui 7Wut. may at 
 pleasure be affixed to all Manithi nouns ; and f^ neiii. or mfem. to nouns derived from the iSanscrit. The rule is so 
 fcimple and easy of application that I think the compilers of the Marathi and English Dictionary judged rightly in 
 leaying the formation of such words to the judgment of the student. A few exceptions may indeed be pointed out, 
 as -n^Hwii egotism, derived from 3T^, which is a pure Sanscrit word ; ar^frr is used, but rarely compared with 3T^qaiT. 
 The Hindustani words «l?T^, '^ni, &c. may be considered as introduced, already formed into the language, rather than 
 as Marathi abstracts, formed after a different model, by the addition of the termination arif. All words of this class; 
 and those which form exceptions to the general rule, will be found in their proper places in the Dictionary, and what 
 13 said on the subject of Abstract Nouns in the preface to the former work, should also be carefully studied. 
 
 10. In reference to the Inflection of Nouns, this iu Marathi as in English is a pretty simple aftair ; yet it may be 
 interesting to dwell for a little on those Postpositive Particles, which serve the purpose of Prepositions among our- 
 Belves, and the terminations of eases in Sanscrit, and many other languages. The ObjectiTC case in modern Man'thf, 
 as in our own language, is not distinguished by any particular termination from the Nominative, although the Dative 
 is often used where we would prefer the Accusative. For tke Dative case, the terminations ?ir and ^ are used in- 
 •liscriminatcly, the former generally by the natives of the Deccan, and the latter by persons educated in the Concan. 
 The t ermina tion ^ is an abrcviation of Brf'r, frequently used to mark the Dative ease in the old Marathi ; thus, we 
 have jTfp^f, for ^^ or ^^r, meaning literally, " so as to come in contact with thee, " from the verb SPTot to affect, 
 or come iu contact with. We can easily Rce how this termination will also readily convey the idea of objectivcncsf; 
 thus, ^J^ -^^ mfirar, t/iis man struck that wnn ; the meaning being that the one struck so as to affect the other. The 
 Dative termination H is a contraction ofqrar,the Jlarathi for the Sanscrit qr^. Even the word ^^^may occasionally be 
 used in a Dative sense; thus, Hn-i^^c ?,?qm^T %, f^W %,and;qr?JT^^, have all the meaning of -siye it to him;" the idea 
 embodied is ^, then, is not quite so strong as that embraced in 3r, the former expressing that the object is brought 
 id the iide of him to whom it is given, and the latter that it is brought into actual contact with him. The second ox
 
 AN ESSAT ON THE ENGLISH AND ]MAli-\TIIl LANGUAGES. 17 
 
 Proper Ablative in the form of qrgff, iw evidently the snmo word as qr^r, with the proper ablative teritiiiiation g;H, 
 generally changed into f^r, affixed. This ag-aiu may perhaps be derived from the word gj?f, meaning " deficient, " or it 
 may bo a mere corruption of the IMagadhi Ablative, whose sign is ^. The Locative or third Ablative, whicli tcrmiuatcH 
 in f, is evidently from that language, in which this case is freqneutly marked with the afllx ff^. The vocal and nasal 
 elements of this compound termination are retained, and the sibilant rejected to form the sign of the case in Marathi. 
 The Pali ST and Sanscrit f<Hg, are all different forms of the same original termination, which, in the classic language 
 *of the Bri'ihmans, generally becomes simply i^ or f. The other Locative ending in cr,proceded by a nasal, is so evidently 
 an abbreviation of artH in, contracted from the Sanscrit ^Ff?:, as scarcely to require even this brief notice. — The modern 
 Genitive ends in ^T, ^, %, varying according to the gender of the noun that follows, exactly as if it were an Adjective. 
 In the old Marathi, we find occasionally %^T, which I conceive to be the oldest form of the Genitive case. It is impos- 
 sible I believe to derive this from any Sanscrit root, and it is probably one of the remains of that old aboriginal speech, 
 which prevailed in India before the inhabitants came in contact with the Brahmans. A syllable of which the consonantal 
 element isq", is used in most of the Indian languages to mark this case. Thus we have in Gujarathi ^Ti'Tti^iaccording to 
 the gender, and in Tamil ??f. In Telugu f^, and in Canarese J^TT, are also frequent signs of this case, which the student 
 if he pleases may connect with the English Genitives, mine and thine ; and the German mein, dein. gutten, «S:c. To 
 distinguish the mark of the Genitive from the true adjective termination =Efr, it is generally enough to consider whe- 
 ther the last syllable of the word before receiving the affi.v, be lengthened or not. Ifitbe, itis most probably the 
 Genitive; if not, it is the Adjective. ^T^, is the Genitive case, and ^j;^r, an adjective formed by the affix ^. Thus 
 ^■^1% c^ftr, are the rafters of the house, qx% =?[%■, are household rafters, in or somewhere near the house, which may be 
 used when required, but at present forming no part of the house; ^r^^T y-ff, is the master or owner of the house, but 
 ^T^j TM^, are the householders, persons merely living in the house, exactly the same as ^TfrfFff TM^, where au 
 adjective is formed by adding ?ff to the locative case, instead of affixing it to the root, as in the former instance. In 
 reference to that class of words, where sameness of substance in indicated by the addition of the termination ^T, a> 
 far as the sense is concerned, they may either be esteemed Adjectives or the Genitive of the noun ; thus ?5T^5T=^T may 
 be rendered wooden or of wood ^ rtissTT"^, brazen or oflrass, &e. These words all take the long vowel before the termin- 
 ation, for which reason I am inclined to consider them still as Genitives, not as Adjectives. When any of these have 
 another Adjective formed from the same root associated with them, the other form sometimes has a laser meaning 
 attributed to it. Thus, wliile ^t^<^ i -^ i , can mean or\\j golden, ^t%ft, may mean either golden ov gilt. The words ^THf^r 
 useful, and >dH'MI'IMI, advantageous, are undoubted instances showing the need of the qualifying clause in our rule. Souio 
 words are doubtful, as ^TrtRT or ^M-^r, «wi«'«^, and similar Adjectives formed from most parts of the body. But the vast 
 majority of Adjectives make the penultimate vowel short ; as, arfl'^r, fTT5=^, J^'^r, "T^T^, ^4°^^, 5?T=^T, if^^, ^vRoi'^l, 
 Krq^fEjr, 3'?T?:^r, ^fs^or^I, &c. A number of Adjectives formed from adverbs by adding ^r, also follow the same law ; as, 
 ^Frs^^TT, aTRT^^, iR^T, ^ra^^fT, &e. 
 
 Not only do the Marathas form an Instrumental case from the noun, prepared according fo rules for inflection, by 
 adding ^, ( most probably a substitute for the Sanscrit ?rt, ) but they add q^ to the Genitive, and thus- form a com- 
 pound Instrumental, which they employ chiefly in the Potential Mode. Thus from fq'pEqT, we have ?qr=^qr^ ; as in 
 Buch a phrase as, ^tr ^[ST f^TT^^T^ ST^T^fFT ^T^r, literally '• That horse is not to be controlled through the instrumentality 
 of tliat man, " that is " he cannot manage that horse. " The other Instrumental or first Ablative, terminating in ^, is 
 probably the Sanscrit i^?r, and the plural form in |'r, is the M:tgadhi for the Sanscrit fir:. The other particles affixed to 
 nouns to connect them with other words in the sentence, such as ^C^ maMng, :p% to the side of, ^^:^^fl•om tie side 
 of, TTq'rTf so as to reach, &c. will admit of easy resolution, when the student has made some considerable progress in 
 the language. 
 
 11. In the use of Adjectives in Marathi, it is important to consider whether the Adjective belongs to the subject 
 or predicate of a sentence, as its position is usually materially affected by this consideration, in the former case preced- 
 ing, and in the latter coming after the noun. This rule is frequently transgressed by learners, and they render 
 Ike phrase, " He is a good man, " by the Manlthi words, rfr =Efrn?5T HroTH Sff^; whereas the proper rendering is, f?t 
 JTTOTH ^m?5r 3Tr^. But if the sentence be such as the following. The black horse has run off, then the Marathi will 
 he JfTfOT qrsr q^RTT. Such a phrase as qrr?I=5fT f^TTT^ft ^Tr"^, means "the soldier who was liere yesterday, is present. " In 
 the first instance, the subject is m HroTJT, and the predicate is ^ETtnsr. In the second instance, the subject is ^FToST ^rsr, 
 and the predicate is ^^WA ; and in the third, the subject is s??T3^ f^TTraT' , and the predicate arff , the word here being 
 understood; but in such a sentence 3TTf may also mean "exists," that iB,he is still alive; thus, aH=sjT ^n ^]\? mny mean, 
 '■ Is your father still alive .'"'or more briefly, " have you a father ?"Yctthe rule here laid down does not hold when you 
 are answering a question that has been put to you, for in such a case the proper aufwcr would be, m ^ilf^ HTm^ 31t|,
 
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 and not ffr m^JH ^"Prr ^\ To explain the reason of thiB, observe tliat the sentence, "He is a good man," is in English 
 rquivalent to the words, '• That man is a good man, " where the subject is that man, and the predicate is ffood man, vs 
 being the copula, or connective link between the two. This sentence rendered literally into Marathi, would be t?r TTWH 
 qfHT nr^ W^.where nr RTBJH is the subject, ^n^ HTHW tlieprcdi<;ite,and CRT^ the copula. When then the Marath;;a 
 •ay, as they umuiiIIv do in beginning to speak on a subjectT^r mw?T ^i^^J 3TTf ,they omit the second Tn'n?T,and considor 
 ih»t implied in 'innsjT. On the contrary, in Eiii-Hish we omit the first wan, and substitute for that the subslantivo 
 pronoun hf. If then a :Maruthu be aHked,?rr JTIUTH ^KT Cfll^! The answer, if favourable.wiU usually be, rff =^\^^ 31t|; but 
 ho may a^o pn.babiy say, H> =^\^?:^ HTW^r 31l\rThe full answer would have been, m ^vn^ =JlfT?IT iTTOTH 31Tf , but it is 
 the custom of the Mariithiis in sut-h a case to adopt the last words of the previous speaker as their own, and therefore 
 tho first nmn is dropped as a matter of course, which being once removed out of the way, he feels no reluctance in 
 nsio" the word iu tho second clause. Every one feels the awkwardness of using the word man or tttojjt twice in so 
 iihort a sentence. "SVe in Engli«h easily '^et over the diflBcuKy by the substantive pronoun he, substituted for that man. 
 Tho Maratliiis do not feel themselves at liberty to drop the name of the subject of discourse HTOTFiin the first instance. 
 but having used it once, they do not need to repeat it after =iTm?5r. I trust then the student will see that, though in 
 .•<triet propriety, the adjective always precedes the noun as in English, yet that, owing to the suppression of the word 
 HTTF in the latter part of the ^larathi sentence, the natural order seems reversed in ordinary cases, and adhered to 
 only in exceptional. I have, then, I hope succeeded in explaining the reason of the rule, as well as of the exception, 
 iiiid placed before the student an interesting example of tho niceties of Marathi Philology. 
 
 12. Bep'inncrs are apt to suppose that the words wiore and »!0s^, when signs of the degrees of comparison, must 
 have some corresponding words in Marathi; but this is a mistake. More, when it is an adjective, is indeed translated 
 hy 3Tf>TT; thus, '■ There are more fools than wise men in the world, " will in Marathi be, ^TfrT ^IT^i'TTti^t J?^!'^! W.]fz 
 'iff'-J^ 3Tf^; but in such a sentence as, " She is more industrious than he," the Marathi is, rff c'TTM?^! 3?Tr'it 3TI^. There 
 must be no 3Tf^4^ before the adjective; the comparative degree is fully expressed by aiEsing |5T or q?^f to the subject 
 uf comparison. In like manner, ^sfre^ or ?[^R?Tr, appended iu the same way, expresses the superlative. In this, the 
 Marithi deserts entirely the Sanscrit, and all that great class of languages called Indo-Gcrmanic, and harmonizes 
 with the Hebrew, Arabic, and other allied tongues, furnishing one among the many proofs of its drawing from Aborig- 
 inal Indian sources, wholly unconnected with the Sanscrit. In this too, the Marathi agrees not only with the Cana- 
 rcae and other languages of the south, but also with the Hindustani and other northern tongues, shewing that they all 
 still retain some common ancient element not derived from the language of the Bi;1hmans. As to the idea of such an 
 iigreement being produced in modern times by Mahomedan influence, it could only be suggested by one entirely 
 unacquainted with these languages, with their history, and the changes actually effected by the Mussulmans. 
 
 1.3. The Pronouns of the first and second persons correspond iu their use very much with the same pronouns in 
 English ; perhaps the first person plural is somewhat more freely used by a single person, and the second person 
 lingular more commonly employed in speaking to young persons and inferiors than iu our language. In speaking to 
 .superiors and equals, the plural is used for tho singular as with us. In addressing the Deity or any olher object of 
 worship, there seems to be a variety of practice among the natives; yet there is no aversion to the adoption of the 
 English custom of using always the singular. The want of a substantive pronoun of the third person is supplied by 
 iho adjective pronouns, ^, ^, 'i, this and t?T, fff, rf that ; most frequently by the latter however, when only one person 
 13 mentioned in a sentence. When two persons are mentioned, the nearer is pointed out by ^r, and the farther 
 distant by ^j. Thus the English sentence, "Let him go, and let this man remain, " would be, rendered, <ff ^T#T, fJ 
 n^. In like manner "Let him go and that man stay" would be ^T ^^r, m Trftr. Again the sentence, " It 
 was not he, but the messenger who came in the morning that informed me," would become, ^Vf h?;t 531^^55 ^riu 
 'TI 3TrB3 Tiq^T 3TTOT ^rHT, fm% ^^TrtrJ. The pronoun ^T also is used to take up proper names, especially those of foreign 
 .origin, and receive their proper inflection ; thus we have ^rTT? ^^T ,'T=5f for ^Rt^T^r J^; as iu English it was formerly 
 customary to say, Johti Mair his book. It is also used to connect a number of nouns' together before joining them to 'a 
 verb, as explained in the Grammar ; thus, ^, ^ ST?y, ^ qrrror <FK f^^^T^ 37r|?T. " The diamond, safpMre, avd 
 ?ubi/, arc very valuable Hones. 
 
 ..^'^\ ^'''® powers of the Marfithi language appear to great advantage in these pronouns ; Ftrr^TT aiTf, f^I=Eft 31t|, & 
 ?^Tr^ 3TTf are all Englished by " It is his, " in which English word no liint is given of the gender of that which is said 
 to belong to him; whereas tho Marathi points out the gender of that which is possessed. Again in Erench^they say ictif;s. 
 mtimafing the gender of the word^JZ,, but leaving you in the dark as to whether the possessor be a male or a female! 
 whether in English tho rendering should be his son or her son. The English tells the gender of the possessor only, 
 the French only of that which is i^osECSscd, the Marathi docs both. Tho Latin i» no better than the French, and even
 
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 the Sanscrit caunot by any single phrase do what the Marathi does in the phrases f^l^^rr ^^ and at^r 5^. To briiij? 
 out the gender of the possessor we must iu that language say, ^ri^ J5r: and t^fi^r: J^: and of the thing poBsesscd 
 ^^TtT: T^f- Such is tlic nicety of a tong'ue, which has till lately been despised as a mere jarg'ou. 
 
 15. Tiicre is no relative pronoun in ]\Laratlu correspondinij exactly to tvho and tchich in our language. The 
 pronoun ^r, ^, ^, is properly a compound relative, meaning what or whatever. Sometimes indeed it may be rendered 
 by %uho ; thus, " He who is but a student should not find fault with his teacher, " will in Marathi be, v^T f^?TT'4f HT^ 
 Sifs, fTFT 1^=rT Sftf %^ ^T^. The full force of the word, however, is brought out in such a sentence as the following, 
 vfr %r?5 rTT??!' ^1 literally. Whoever comes to him jive it. 
 
 16. The Marithas not content with an ordinal form of numerals, as in other langunges, have formed such words 
 from i%rrq>r /'Oit' ma«^ or 7(ow «!«c7«, and r^t^r and f?mw, so many or sOTOMc/t. Thus they would ask, ffr ^tHrT f^rl^I^r 
 5r5nr 3TT^ ? What is the mtmler of the place thai boy holds in the class? %5Isn=5T from %^^ is used in the same sense. 
 The other corresponding words may also be employed ; thus, <?r ^^T^Irir arf^, »^OT?r qWl^'t^ ^iflct?5. The teacher said 
 he held such a place. This is another of the beauties of Marathi Philology, which must strike every one who has a tasie 
 for such studies. 
 
 17. If, however, the Marathi outstrips us in its analytical powers, we have the advantage in synthesis.For such 
 words as the mass, the majority, the minority, ^c. when used thus, " the mass of mankind, " " the majority of the meet- 
 ing, " &.C., they have no corresponding terms, and in translating, such words must be rendered by a periphrasis. 
 Thus, such a sentence as, " There was a majority of the Council resolved on going to war, though all the most 
 distinguished leaders were in the minority, " might be rendered in several ways in Marathi, one of which might be 
 the following, W^ ^^iqf, art "PT?; ^^^ ^HfTT^ Br^Ff% T^T fr'^, ?r'4Tfr ^i wiz f^T? ^TT^RI^ H^T f^XW. fM. This however 
 certainly is but a poor translation of the English. 
 
 IS. The verb, as being the most important part of speech, may be supposed to afford the most fertile theme for 
 Philological remark, though much of what might have been said in this place, has been anticipated in the IMarathi 
 Grammar. As a general and important consideration under this head, it maybe stated that the Marathi has few 
 verbs in general use, compared with the English and other European languages. The deficiency is most commonly 
 supplied by nouns coupled with some one of the following verbs, ^^of to make, ^\p.^ to throni, v(\^ to lay hold of, %5i^ 
 to place, ^ to give, Z\^^ to throto atvay, TK^ to heat, q'T^'rf to reach, ^]Z^ to seem, ^\ii\ to eat, ^ot to lead, and occasion- 
 ally a few others. Of this mode of supplying verbs the Marathas are exceedingly fond, and use it even when there is 
 not the least necessity for it; thus, instead of saying flrs^raot ^0 frw«;, they say fsT'^T^T ^"JT-tf^ or 3^5T; for m^JOT ^o 
 run, they prefer saying qr^T ^V^ or ZT^,^, In other instances as sftf^T ^of, and ^^m ^^^Jf , they have no other way 01 
 expressing the verbal act; the former is indeed nearly synonymous with St^TSSr, and the latter with 51^'Jt, but there is 
 in both instances a shade of difference, which makes the latter applicable where the former are not. The compound 
 verbs have a dignity in those instances that the simple want, while these again have a familiarity and force not 
 possessed by the others. In all instances where such compound verbs are formed by the student, he must be especi- 
 ally careful to learn from the Dictionary what the particular verb is, which, joined to a noun, serves the purpose of a 
 new verb, as it will not do to choose any one he pleases. Thus with the preposition m coming after the object, to love 
 may be expressed by sfffrT S^T^, or =F?:^, but if ^l^ or ■mo!,<|>Jr be used, the genitive of the object must be joined with 
 it. Nor can you take the verb sn?;at, or any other than those here mentioned ; thus, you say fq'ltlT sftfcT ^rft or S5f?5t,and 
 r4|^ sftf^ ^T5;^?ft or •tT?:?ft_^SometimeB an adverb may supply the place of a noun and be joined to a verb to change 
 or define its meaning; thus ^K^ means "to kill" or "beat;" to remove the ambiguity the adverb <nT is joined to it, and 
 SRTK"^ means only "to kill," being synonymous with ^q'HKui lit. to strike in the life. To form another class of verbs 
 the Marathi prefixes a pluperfect participle to some one of the verbs mentioned above, which gives often the force of a, 
 preposition coming after the verb in English: Thus ^^ ZT^ means, "wash thoroughly," ZV^^\ " cast away," and J^^Tl 
 \ " fill up. " It is true that the general meaning is the same as if ^,ST^, and HT only had been used ; but these latter 
 expressions want the emphasis and force of the former. Many verbs in this form can be rendered into English by one 
 word, as if^^ qiJt often used for arm'it to bring, and ^^^ ^M to remove or take away. In these latter examples the 
 principal act is not in the participle, as in the former cases, but in the supplemental verb. Such is the case also in 
 stt'"J5 %^0T fojmf away, ^^ ^ to acquire, &c. Sometimes a new verb, or at least what answers to a simple verb in 
 English, is formed by one of the class of verbs mentioned at the beginning of this, paragraph, and a noun not in its 
 simple but in an inflected form ; thus, f%^H ^^ to complete, perfect, ^s\r\ ^]F,u\ to entangle. These are the forms of 
 expression in which the Marathi language delights, and even when simple verbs arc given in the Dictionary, the 
 student will often find it more idiomatical to form a verb in some one or other of the abovementioncd ways, or chooso 
 one BO formed to express hie idea. On the other hand there arc compound verbs in English, that require to be
 
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 etprossed by simple verbs iu !^rnratln, ns '• To give away," " take down," " brin<r out," &c. Thus, '= He gave away a 
 hundred Rilpees in cbaritv." will iu Jfarailii be, PTm tmr«T tm ?^% f^-f. " Take down that turban," will be H qrni? 
 7?TT— orTfre:^^; but this latter will imply tliat it is not only to be taken down, but also probably that it is to bo 
 given to the person from whom the order issues. "Bring out the jewels" will bo expressed iu Marathi by 3i1^6t ^k. 
 These hints then must sullice to put the student on his guard upon this subject, and to lead him in every particular 
 instance to enquire how far tlie two languages conform to one another, and iu what points they diflcr. 
 
 19. The present tense iu all the Vernacular Indian tongues is merely the Present Participle with the verb /v le 
 after it, os in the Uiudusti'.ui and Gujaruthi, or with the signs of the persons, as in the Tamil, Tclugu, and Canarese. 
 The IMarathi has two Presents, one constructed after each of these models. Thus iu the verb ^m^ we have spfr?r 3ir|, 
 nnd «pfT^, !rft^, &c. The terminations of the persons seem derived from the Indo-Germauie stock ; thus the first 
 person is W, partly ng^rceing with the Latiu termination o in amo, and the tcrmiuatiou em in owm of tlie subjunctiTO 
 mode; F as the 8i«m of the second person singular, is the same as the sign which we have almost uniformly in Latiu, 
 Greek, and Sanscrit, for that person. The Eu<,'lish s for the third prrsou is a eorruptiou of the old termination tli, and 
 the type for tlie second person is st, being in conformity with the languages of its family marked especially by the y. 
 The third person singular is an exception iu Marathi, having Adjective terminations agreeing in Gender with Nonii- 
 nativc, a mode of construction of which the Marathiis are passionately fond. The first person plural is the same as 
 the singular. The second person plural has 3Tf , probably a corruption of 3TTrT, so we have in Marathi occasionally 
 rjt^ -JTr^m, for rft^ arr^f; the fr seems to have been dropped to prevent its being confounded with the 3TT?T of the 
 third person phii-al, the ant of the Latin, and the arrrf or arfrf of the Sanscrit. The terminations of the past tense are 
 c^Henlially the same, except that the third person plural, as well as the third person singular, is drawu away into the 
 Adjective terminations to agree with the Nominative. The marks of the first and second persons again in the future 
 are ^ and ^, of the persons of the plural ^, <ftT, and ?r respectively, the J?5 which there so often occurs, marking the 
 tense. 
 
 20. If it should be asked whence comes this %^ ( or i^?; as it becomes generally in intransitive verbs), that marks 
 future time, till a better solution be found, the following may be accepted: — The Marathas are often in the habit of 
 dropping an initial ^, or supplying its place with a q ; a familiar example of this is the name of the village at which 
 the traveller first rests after leaving Puua, to go to Sattara by the way of Kiltraj. The village is properly named q'ar, 
 the name for a -Bamioo. This is, however, generally corrupted to '^ or ^t;^. If then we suppose the first letter of 
 ^ time, or f^ or fJrsiT as it is also written, dropped,we get the sign of the future required without much difficulty, by 
 the easy change of 55 into ?J in the first and second instance, and by dropping the final in the last, ^r f^%c5 /le %viU 
 learn, will on this supposition mean literally in Marathi, learning is to him only a matter of time. Though, at the hazard 
 of trespassing a little longer on the territory of speculation, I must state, that I think the sign of the Past Tense in 
 Mar«thi, may in like manner be traced to a word meaning what \\A^passed. The signs of the past teuse iu the old 
 Marathi are Vf^. as in f^'TFJ, for ^S, rl^, as iu ^t^rT^, TTf^ri^S, &c. yet iu common use, and i}?5, as in tTfrir^ for trft- 
 %. The fir.st of these terminations, rejecting the ?5, is retained iu the Southern Gujarath Dialect, and accordingly we 
 have firf for fzy\^_ In the Northern Gujariltlu, we have the T of qS retained, still dropping the ?5 ; that ^ itseli is 
 a common substitute in Magadhi for ff and ^, and I suppose all the terminations originally the same. Whereas then 
 in the south they say f^-j, in the north they use ^^^for the Marathi %S. In Hiudi also the ^ is used as the sign of 
 past tense, and we have r«t>*t I , though even this is frequently dropped, and the terminations denoting the persons are 
 affixed immediately to the root, as f%3TT. Again iu all the languages of the Peninsula, the simple ?r, or that letter 
 changed into 5, marks the past tense, no traces of the ?5 appearing. But iu the Bengali, as in the modern Mariithi the 
 ?I alone remains to mark the Preterit. The root S5E in Mariithi implies " a moving off, " or " passing into oblivion, " 
 the allied root 75t means " to pass by as time; " 5c5 is a Bengali root also meaning " movement."Iu Tamil too, the root 
 rl^ means " to dispatch with diligence; " and I think there is a strong probability that this is an old Indian vocable, 
 which by various corruptions has formed the Preterit teuse in all the modern Dialects of Hindustan. Let these 
 Fperulations at least teach the learner to analyze not only sentences, but the words themselves of which they are 
 composed, tracing them to their primitive elements, and he will fiud his labour more than repaid when ho experi- 
 ences how much such analyses tend to fix words in the memory.— The reduplicated form of the past tense ending in 
 ?A is rather a participle than a verb, at least it is always in modern Marathi to be considered. Thus itTt[%?ft ^T'PT <Tr- 
 fl^j'TTSF^sftH^T, means " I w.ant the tied boat, 1 don't want the loose one." The simple form is not commonly 
 used aa a participle, though Brahmans say %J5 and %%?; are the same. 
 
 21. In the Potential and Conditional modes both the English and IMai-athi are copious, but there is far from a 
 correspondence between the two. The miniature of this subject will be found in the Marathi Grammar; one or two
 
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 points however, may hero be specially noticed. The young student must be on his guard against following the Hin- 
 dustani, and clumsHy using v^ij to express potentiality. There.are proper idiomatical forms, as he will see in the 
 Grammar, adapted to any case that can occur; and that unidiomatical construction, although adopted by s-nme 
 natives in Bombay, should be wholly exploded as both inelegant and useless. The only real difficulty under this luad 
 in translating from English into Marathi is to render ma)/ or mJffJif slgiufyiug pcimission or lileHy. You may iniced 
 well enough translate the phrase " you may go," by gj^t ^Rt but the sentence, " I may go wherever I please," 
 meaning that I am at lilerfi/ or have permission to do so, is not t-o easily rendered into Maratlil. If the words be those 
 of an inferior who has asked and obtained leave of his superior, the translation would probably run thus; qr'<3r ^^S^'T %- 
 f?5 %»^ HfSr ^Pi^r'^ 3TTfTr STT^; but there is an additional element introduced here by the word 3R:f|Tr, which means 
 properly not permission but commatid. The idea expressed by the \vori permission is foreign to the mode of thinking 
 among the Hindus. There is implied in this word, that an inferior has laid down a plan of action for himself, and 
 proposes this for the passive acquiescence of his superior. This is however a degree of presumption that upsets all 
 Hindu notions of propriety, mailing- the inferior actiyp, and the superior passive. Even when a Brahman comes to 
 visit you at your house, he considers himself your servant for the time being, and when he wishes to take leave, he 
 says 3TTW ^TTf ? meaning have I your commands to depart ? Not to be behind him in politeness you give indeed a 
 command, but it is not that he should go away, but that he should come again when he finds it convenient, which you 
 express by the single term qr. — Again if the words, " I may go wherever I please, " be those of a superior or person 
 independent of foreign control and expressive of inherent liberty, the Marathi rendering would be ^'t^ f ^S^ k^ r['U 
 uii U' m xpt ^tTT ( or 3TPt^R ) 3frs. This again implies something more than mere liberty. It speaks of some inherent 
 poiver or auihorify possessed by the speaker over and above what the English phrase expresses. If we chose instead of 
 ^TtTT &c.J?T=f;aft'T, this may mean nothing more than freedom from external restraint. If to remedy this, and add moral 
 fitness we say ^RTRT ^"T, the person may for any thing necessarily implied have his feet fast in the stocks. When 
 the Arabic word T^r is used for permission in Marathi, it always, at least in popular speech, means leave of absence. 
 No Maratha would ever say iT?ir ^^ ^S'^T^^ft =C^T 3^1^, meaning I have permission to stay here; supposing it to be it 
 case -where there is no remission of any duty, but simply leave to reside in a particular place, he would use STTfTT, or 
 say T^TT^T;!'^ or arf^^iC. It is evident then, that every particular case of this use of way must be considered 
 with its attendant circumstances, before a proper translation can be made, and that at the best all we can do, is t(. 
 make a near approximation, since to give the exact idea is beyond the powers of the language. These remarks will 
 apply to miffJit vrhen used in the sense of lilerfy and permission, the slight shade of diiierence that exists between the 
 two words cannot be expressed in Marathi, consisting as it does only in miffJit, indicating a restricted liberty. 
 >S7(0!(Z(f and 2co?(Za^ do not present great difGculties. "When conditional futurity is the idea they express, the simple 
 future is used in Marathi; when sJioiild means propriety, qy^^ with the past tense of the veib will suffice, and umiJd. 
 when it means icillngness, may be translated by the Genitive Gerund and TTf^'^, f^UT, or v,^^ all of which points are 
 fully explained in the Grammar. 
 
 22. The passive voice in the old Marathi is a modification of the Sanscrit, in which especially ^ supplies the place 
 of q", as its characteristic work; thus the Sanscrit f^JT?t is changed in the old dialect into ^ft^Ff " tV /s leing done." 
 In the modern Marathi, particularly in translations from the Sanscrit and Persian, a passive somewhat similar to our 
 own, has been formed of the past Participle, and the verb ^TJf to go, for this has been adopted as the Auxiliary in the 
 place of our verb to he. In the Southern Peninsular languages the root ^% to fall, prevails instead of ^; the principle 
 however is the same, and the Hindustani conforms in every respect in idioms to the Marathi. The Passive, although il 
 can scarcely yet be said to belong to the colloquial language of the Marathas will likely ,from the facilities it furnishes, 
 in translation, keep its place in books, and there are in truth instances when an exact translation from English cannot 
 be made without it. Thus, "He was saved from the sea," would require, fully to express it in Mari'thi, hF 53 j?irT?r tTlf''- 
 BF'TST. No Maratha indeed would in all probability so express himself; he would proVably say, f?t ?TH^i^?r rtTrTI, 
 but then this conveys only the idea of the safety of the person spoken of, and leaves out altogether .the notion of thi.-. 
 safety being the point of foreign influence. It means no more in fact, than that he escaped from being swallowed nj> 
 in the sea. The Marathas, if the avoiding of this ambiguity were considered important, would probably express the 
 agent to whom the deliverance was due, thus HT^H r^55T qT'i^tH^T «Trft?5, His Irother saved liim from the wafer ; but 
 then the writer may not wish to reveal the agent, and therefore if this were an object, a Mardtha might say ^spT^ &c. 
 a certain one, ^'c, but the writer may wish the causes of the deliverance to remain wrapt up in the clouds of his own 
 obscurity ,not even deigning to draw aside the curtain so far as to let us know whether it were a man,or angel,or other 
 fcuperior being, who was the agent of good on the present occasion, and in such an instance we should have to recur 
 to the first mentioned rendering with the Past Participle of ?TR^ and the vcib vTIvt. The inbtances are however few
 
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 indeed where a >rariilKi would find liiinsclf iu this predicament, and tbey have a multitude of ingenious ways of avoid- 
 in- the UBO of such Tasslvo verbs. These the student should study and imitate, if he wishes to speak the language 
 idromatically and ologautly. The most common of these, as we have already indicated, is by the use of an Intransitive 
 >erb. -Wherever this can be done, it should be the plan adopted. And indeed the Passives in English, which belong 
 properly to what the Latins call the Deponent class of verbs, must be thus rendered, for example, To be finished, to he 
 i.rai-ied, to lrfattgueA..\c. These arc expressed iu Marilthi correctly by ?i<T^, ^.^^, '^^^. In some instances when a 
 ouitablc verb in MaraUii is not to bo found, the sentence can be thrown into a difl'crent form; thus," I am acquainted 
 with him," may be translated, JTTffY F^Rt 3fr«^ 3Tff, and •' I was accompanied by twenty men, " by, HT^^T ^THT ^\^ 
 Rtoisf Slffi. Iu the former of these cases.thc Nominative of the noun from which the verb is dcrived,with the Substantive 
 M-rb, is uspdj and in t!io other, a jircposition, or better a nouu in the locative case, takes the place of the Euglish verb; 
 tlio latter alternative takes place also in the followinjj phrase, " I am disposed to learn the Marathl lanj^uage, " which 
 may bo rendered thus, JTTr5rHnfrf^^lfr'^HlT^y»THf?T3Tr\. The difficulty, however, does not lie so much in these 
 instances as in others. No one who knows the meaning of words, would ever think of saying iff ^JTrJF n^r, when a 
 moment's reflection would teach him that jft sriT^^f, the idiomatic phrase, expressed all the idea, which he wanted to 
 ••ouvcy. It is iu the case of the Passive of Transitive verbs, where the real difficulty lies, of which I have given aa 
 instance above. Tet even in reference to thir^, the natives have the way of i),voiding the use of the Passive; thus, for 
 '• Ho was beaten, " instead of saying ?fr f^V^^ n?IT, they say ?qT^ ^R ^Ie5T, he ate a heating. He was slain in battle 
 would be, not cTT ?rfrT?T JTrR^TT n^r, but ifr ^.^ii^ HSir. " It is said, " will be rendered by ^OT?rT?r, " they sai/, " perhaps 
 I'v KRri 3Tf^, but never by ^% ^\H; or ^rT^ Hi^; though the simple word n^ itself will sometipies nearly express the 
 tamo idea; thus ^r^ffl nsj meaus, " It is said, " or " to be met with " in the Sh.istra. 
 
 23. The student must not lose sight of the great advantage possessed by the Maruthi over the English, in having 
 a causal form of the verb. Instead of having awkwardly to introduce a new verb, " to cause, to make, " &c. as we do, 
 they etluct the same end by simply adding ^T, or f^T, to the root, before affixing- the terminations ; thus from ^.Tvi to do, 
 vre have sRl^ot to cause to do; hom 'J^M to fee, we get ^^'S^^ to jnit to Jli^hi; from T^}^ir{ to learn, f?T^f%ijf /o cause to 
 learn, or to teach. The Hebrew, Arabic, and other languages of that class, have what is called the Hiphil form of the 
 Verb, corresponding to the Marathi causal. The Sanscrit has also a similar form, and even we seem to have the remains 
 i>f such a modification of the verb, in fell from fall, lay fi-om lie, seat from sit, ^'c. 
 
 2t. The great peculiarity of Adverbs iu Marathi is, that the lijrgc proportion of them that end in (^^ raay agree 
 occuaionally with the agent, and occasionally with the object of the verbs they qualify, evactly as if they were 
 Adjectives. Indeed, most of these words are both Adjectives and Adverbs, and nothing but the sense indicates when 
 they arc the one, and when the other. This mode of construction is not uncommon in Greek, though by no means 
 nearly so prevalent as in SLirathi, and is called by the Grammarians Attraction, implying that a word swerves from its 
 own philosophical construction to agree with some word near it, to which it is drawn by proximity rather than by any 
 natural relation. In sentences coutaiuiug a Transitive verb, as often as the object is expressed, the rule is, that the 
 itivcrb should agree with it; thus fTT^ 5[la?t=^T 7^TT =^rT?5T %?5T, lie pronounced the ivords ivell. In this sentence it ia 
 evident that -^i'l^^l, is not an attribute of 3^h:, but of %?5T, yet no one would use =5Tf'T?5, the proper adverbial form, in 
 jiuch an instance. So in like manner, we should say in !RIarathi r^^\^ nre 3T?ft^ ^fti^rrat, he told the story exactly in 
 this Kay., the 3T^=5T agrees with jfrs, instead of keeping the true adverbial form of 3T^^ ; though the meaning be most 
 distinctly, that he told the story in that particular manner, and not that particular story, as it would be, were 3T?ft^ 
 6n adjective. Again in Intransitive verbs, when the agent is expressed, the adverb generally agrees with it ; thus we 
 fay fft fTJfhr n^, thereupon she uent away ; ^jz\ ^\%^\ T5?JT, the learn lies crosswise. In Transitive verbs, where the 
 object is not expressed, and generally in all cases where the termination of the verb is unaffected by the gender of the 
 nomiuative, or object, it is best to keep the adverb in its natural state, that is the same as the Nominative singular 
 rcuter of the Adjective ; thu", f^TH ^t ^iftrT??; though if eTlTTr or ifp? were supplied, the adverb and verb would both 
 change, and become ^ff ^t^^t. Again we should say m 31% q?^n; HTff, hardly if at all cfr 3T^T ^T^R qrf r. The 
 best practical rule, then, is that which is given above, though it may not be universally binding. 
 
 25. Adverbs have frequently their place supplied in Marathi, by a noun iu the third or Instrumental case ; thus 
 ffr ^Hi.i-i ^^r, he u-ent Joyfully away; ^-^^'A ^ITIT^ ^TT =FftHT, he labours devotedly at the dictionary. In such cases, 
 wo could generally also in English use with before the noun instead of the adverb ; thus, mihjoy, with devotedness. 
 Sometimes also we may use the pluperfect participle ; thus, m fH^T^I ^T, he comes fearingly, or with fear, the same as 
 if 'fWtH had been used. The words qqV and 3TIFH^ and qft, are of great use in the formatian of adverbs, in what may 
 be considered the higher or Brahminical dialect of Marathi; thus, for certainly we may say ^«iqR^, or f^J*?irT?H^. 
 Almost any Sanscrit Ecun can in this way have given to it an adverbial form.— There ia however one class of English
 
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 adverbs, whicli caunot be rendered by any one corresponding word in Mar;Hlii, and wbicli require a modification iu 
 the construction of the sentence to express their general idea. They are such as lamentably, deplorably, charmingly, 
 beautifully, &c. especi.illy when they qualify an adjective. Sometimes the adverb, may be put into an adjective form, 
 and the adjective made a noun ; as, " He is lamentably deficient in knowlcdj^e, " which may be rendered PTpEff f^Tff^- 
 T'fr 5:^ 37T5r ^TITT^r'tt ^?TrTTaTr\; and " He is deplorably wicked, " fqT^t %?fT^ 3T^ armTTT^Fft J^rfr 3Tr|. Or 
 both may be made adjective ; thus, " Her singing is charmingly sweet, " which may be rendered, fff% TTot 3TfiT Hqr h- 
 TI^ 3TT^. The student will not forget what under the head of nouns was said of the imitative Marathi adverbs, fifrH 
 
 26. The use of the conjunction (Wirf, is much less frequent in Marathi than in Englisli. Instead of coupling a 
 number of verbs together as we do, the Marathas put those that come first into the participial form, and reserve the 
 Terbal form for the last; thus, for the sentence, " He rose from dinner, put on his turban, and went out;" they would 
 say, m %3[rr, -J5^, 'IFTR ^T^, «IT^ Jtr^T. As regards the respective places of cf and aTrf'JT, I believe it to be mainly a 
 matter of taste. Pandits from the Deccan generally avoid q", as vulgar, while Concaui Brahmans use it freely. 
 In all serious compositions cJtrfw alone should be used. The proper place of Jf is to string a number of articles 
 together; as, HTrT g' HT ^T ^S ^T^K. In translating hui, when the meaning is, that the eicepted point is directly opposed 
 to the foregoing, ^t^ or ^v\ should not be used; rR should be employed or no word at all used, the opposition being 
 marked simply by the tone of the voice. To express the idea contained in the sentence, " If a man take such a 
 medicine, he will not reeoYer, but die," the IMarathds say, 31% ^^^ ?IT# 3T^?ff HP^T^T ^i=5T<JTR TTfr, rfl K^. Ther 
 could not here use TtH for rf^, but they might without any word say ilXFS', or with the emphatic particle H\?r^, with a 
 pause before the word. la such ai'phrase as the following, we have a case in which T^H or ^UJ should be used, tfr ^tT- 
 t=IT ^^f?:!, T"! "PT^ ^^ ^TH??T. He spoke indeed, but hi did so in a very low tone of voice. When hut has the sense cf 
 notivUhstanding , iieveriheJess, ^'c. it is best expressed in Marathi by rTft; thus, " I did not see him do it, but I have no 
 doubt that he committed tbe theft," will in Marathi be, cjTf^T^Htrrf^^HTf r,rTfff«TH^' <Rt %?fr TTf^^fr HFir^t^T^ 
 
 27. Though the Interjection ^tT, corresponds to j/es, it is not so liberally used as yes in English; thus, if question- 
 ing a Maratha, you were to say JFTT 5T^? he would probably repeat your words, changing the tone of the voice, or reply 
 by grS, or perhaps, though scarcely, by ^tq' gr?j, but never by ^q' alone. The interjection ^rq is a part of the Terb 
 ^t^, and properly means it is, which most likely is also the original meaning oi yes. If therefore the verb by which you 
 ask the question is 3Tr^, the word ^Tt may suffice for an answer. Thus,in addressing a company of agriculturists, if you 
 were to say H^^ J^JT^ft 3TT^r ? the reply might be simply ^tq, though most likely even here aTT^ would be added. The 
 rule here then in replying to a question, is to do it by repeating the verb used by the questioner, prefixing ^"tT or not. 
 as you please, if the auswer be in the affirmative, and subjoining or prefixing HT^t, if in the negative; thus, the answer 
 to H^ ?rP15fr ? are yon hungry ? would be FITIrft ?Trfr, or Hlfi c5Tn??t, / am not; but never ?Trfr alone: If however, the 
 question were H^ an^ ? the answer would be ^TT^r, as this is considered the negative f«rm of the verb 3=ri^, and the 
 rule is that the verb used in a question must be repeated in the answer. 
 
 28. The construction of sentences in Marathi is generally very simple, so that a few hints on this subject may 
 suffice. Parentheses should be altogether avoided in Marathi composition, and when they occur in a sentence which 
 requires to be translated, they should be incorporated with, or subjoined to, the principal sentence. In ordinarv 
 cases when no peculiar emphasis leads to a diffierent arrangement, the words of a sentence in Marathi should follow 
 one another in the following order; first the agent, next the object, and last the verb. If there be an instrument, it 
 comes preferably between the object and the verb; and if an adverb, its usual place is immediately before the verb, as 
 in the following sentence, ?'? TT^WTTH 3Tm^""JrHT fHTT^t 5R ^TR^. The student who has paid proper attention to tho 
 Grammar of the language, will be aware that sentences, which have in them a relative pronoun in English, must be 
 inverted when put into Marathi; thus, " That is the man of whom I told you yesterday," becomes in INIarathi 5^qr R- 
 g^nqpf^sft ift gs^RT jpffi; ^f7jr][^ ^f |f:cf tf(f^_ The word man, however, is transferred to the opposite member of the 
 Bcntence from that in which it occurs iu English, and therefore belongs to the first member also iu Manithi, aa the genius 
 of the language requires the subject of discourse to be introduced in the first member of a sentence. 
 
 29. The construction of the past tenses of Transitive verbs by the instrumental case of the agent, and the simple 
 or unreduplicated form of the Past Participle, which agrees with the object, or if there is no objectjis put in the neuter 
 gender, is a curious part of Marilthi Syntax, and well deserving the attention of the Philologist. The former of the two 
 modes of construction is called the ^fmoft, and the latter the ^^\k spfin, by Marathi Grammarians; pj.v^ nrs ?Tt^fT^ is 
 an instance of the former, and f^rr^ ^ffl?tH of the latter mode of construction. This latter is indeed the more difficult of 
 the two to resolve, yet I think if we compare it with the correBponding phrase iu Sanscrit, we shall come to tlic couclu-
 
 2,, AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND M.U?ATH1 LANGUAGES. 
 
 ,;on that tho theory laid down in the commencemetit of this paragraph ie the true one. Thus PTIH %J Is exactly >.n 
 ^ and anawere to " it vs-aa done by him, " in English. The substantive verb was, requires indeed to be expressed in 
 K,Hi8b but in the other two lanfTu'agCB it is uaually understood. If tho verb in Marathi be expressed, it answers to 
 our" English Perfect Tcneo, which is properly a Past-present, for past and present time are both united in it., thus, 
 ^I^ ?I %?! W"k will UFuallv be rendered " he has done that, " but it may also be tanslated in the very form and idiom 
 . f the Maritt.i " that is done by him." " The letter is finished," in Maralhi will stand exactly as m English, q^ mPS 
 vii thou-h if there bo no emphasis on the substantive verb it will be omitted in Marathi. It does indeed seem strange 
 that any language should tie itself down to such an inverse mode of construction, but the limitation is a fact, in what- 
 ever way it may be eiplained. In Sanscrit, they can say ^ 31^'th, as well as ?R ?JfT, as we in Euglish can say ''He 
 did ( it ), ■• as well as ( " It ) was done by him, " but in Marathi they have only the latter alternative. That the ?r in 
 Marathi really expresses the sense of the third rase in Sanscrit is evident from this, that it is not only used for agency, 
 !iul with equal propriety also for instrumentality. Thus to translate the following sentence, "He slew the enemy 
 \s ith & sword, " it is necessary to employ the ^ for the instrument as well as for the agent, no other affix suiting so 
 well tho idiom of the language: tho translation then runs thus, mVH ^^ fTT^fTfT^ TTfC^. The explanation of the HI% 
 ?Tq>T given by the natives is, that the ^TT^ or substance of the verb is the Nominative; thus f^T^ HTftS is f^■[^ JIRPT 
 Hrftf^, A striking xcag struck bi/ him. As however the Marathi delights in forming verbs from nouns with Jp^^, I 
 .^boulJ be inclined to think that the true resolution was PTT^T HTt^ ^, a strinTc.ng was efecied by him, and that this n 
 tiie true tlieorv of the TT^ JPTTT. The other form of construction called the ^M^ ^^[^ need not now detain us long; 
 there the object is expressed, and the verb agre<,'s with it, as would any other declinable participle. Thus, JBR TT'tft 
 snf^Tfft arfs means " a book has been brought by the boy," or more exactly in Latin, " pitero liber latns est. ' Again 
 Wifjf <^t ^ ^F\U is " matre isti Jlores dati." 
 
 30. This peculiarity of the Marathi language is not only puzzling to a European, it puzzles also the natives as soon 
 a^ they begin to translate from other languages into their own. The Sanscrit, as we have seen, resembles the English, 
 The Brahmans then, when translating into Mar;1thl from that language, finding that though PTr% %S will translate 
 exactly rR ^ it was done hj him., it wOl not do the same for H 3T^^ " he did," have invented the new form ^j ^fei 
 JTIHT, aqd this they term the ^P^t\ Sfftn, in which the agent as in Sanscrit and English, is the Nominative to the verb. 
 =f;PrTT here is probably the same word originally as qv?TT, and the literal meaning is " he bpcame the doer." ^^ 
 ■??H is accordingly rendered «r<Trre ^c^nf ^TTc^T. 
 
 31. "What is called by the Latin Grammarians the Ablative Absolute, which is in Greek a Genitive Absolute, is 
 termed by Sanscrit Grammarians ^f^ ^frf*r, as requiring in that language the seventh case, and is in English a Nomi- 
 native Absolute, is also a Nominative Absolute in Marathi, but it is of much more extensive use than in our language. 
 Thus it is very frequently used to date one event of less consequence, but which is the immediate subject of discourRe, 
 by another of greater consequence; as, HlvT rp^r ^T^ ^^ 3T^?Tf <^ sTT^oVR ^ ^TTfq^, during the reign of king Bhaja 
 a certain Brahman proatred afield. It is employed also generally when one event is stated as occurring during the 
 currency of another; as 3TT^ %ftrcTf^ rft STTcTT, he came while tve ivere at dinner. The Marathas however do not admit 
 this form of construction with a past participle ; thus, " the work being finished ( or when the work is finished ) we 
 will play," cannot be rendered ^;\^ gi^ 3TO?Tf %^; this would mean if any thing " should the work be finished; " but 
 we must say ^J>VH 5rtF<tr ^fTT, or q^, or ^^ 5n^ ^rT%, <^oJ. 
 
 32. As a general nde, the student, when translating from English into Marathi, must be guided more by the 
 sense than the particular words employed, and he will often in his own mind require to throw a sentence into a 
 different form, before he commence rendering from the one language into the other. Thus we form a great many 
 verbs with the substantive verb to be, and a preposition following ; there will here generally be no exactly correspond- 
 ing verba in Marathi, but by translating them first into other Euglish, our end will be easily gained. To be over, for 
 •example, may mean to have authority 31«t^ ^^^^ or it may mean to be a remaining surplus, and so be rendered by ^OT. 
 And so with to be in, to he out, S(e. Sometimes the Marathas will look at a subject from a different point from that 
 from which it is viewed by the English. Thus, the Mariithas say PTT TTSiTtcr ^H XSX ^cftt7, the grain or liquid is 
 looked on as the agent, and it is said '' into that vessel two seers may come. " In English, the vessel is looked on as 
 the agent, and we say " that vessel will hold two seers. " 
 
 33. In fine, tho customs, manners and religious ceremonies of the natives, must be studied in order to use the 
 language properly. Thus, if the student is in doubt about the use of the word syrirfjsq^, and the meaning of the verba 
 ^&^ when used in connection with it, how is he to resolve his doubts but by studying the subject of the native 
 Prdyacchitfa ? "When he knows that the common cause rendering the rite necessary, is the transgression of the rules 
 cf C£°te or some ceremonial impurity, that the thing consists in some penance, or elae in a vile compost administered
 
 AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAEATHI LANaUAGES. 23 
 
 by a Brahman, tliat it is supposed only to take away some one, or some series of transgrcsBions, that the Brahman 
 aJmiuistrator is the^tjnrr and the recipient the i)uir<r; having thus ascertained the exact sense of the word as used by 
 natiyes, he will be prepared to employ it, so as not to' confirm them in false ideas, while wishing to impart to them 
 important and heavenly truth. 
 
 I ought to add that Major Candy has carefully looked over this paper, and thereby enabled mc to correct Hort.o 
 of the mistakes into which I had fallen ; what remain must be laid to my account. Many of the points discussed also 
 were originally suggested by Major Candy. May the Divine blessing rest on this essay, and on the whole work, 
 
 J. S. 
 
 D. 

 
 LIST AND EXPLANATION OF THE CONTRACTIONS USED. 
 
 S-^fo- (genitive of object ) means that the object must be in the genitive case ; thus, To Abandon fTIT «. ^Sl't^r 
 »j. oj 0. Ex. Jft fTT 2?^=5n F^TT ^ftT, I will abandon that man. Here the object ( 5,^T ) is in the genitive case. 
 
 g. ojs. (genitive of subject) means that the subject must be in the genitive case ; thus, To Abate ^^?rJT?». ^roTy. oj s. 
 Ex. f^r=^^T ?mT^T TT^TH ITTST 3TT|, His disorder has abated. Plere the subject ( ?[T ) is in the genitive case. 
 
 in, (ov inv.) con. ( inverse construction ) means that the idiom recjuires the inverse construction ; thus, To be able 
 %of ; Ex. KcTT fe^^W ^^, I am able to write. 
 
 neg.con. ( negative construction ) means that the word is iu a negative construction or in a construction of negative 
 import. 
 
 Act. after a verbal noun indicates that the renderings which follow f.r/jrf55 acjIioM ; Ex. Abandonment, «. v. V. 
 1. — uct. Here the — act. indicates that the renderings ^r#r, cmi'i, f^T^^T, &c. &c. express tJic act of ahandoning ;— state 
 indicates that the renderings which follow express a state; thus, under the above word Abandonment, the renderings 
 which follow — .sia^t', 5T<f)OT"'TT, fTFT, fq^rTT, Ac. &c. express the state q/' being abandoned j the renderings which follow 
 —a. or s. express either act or state. 
 
 The hyphen ( - ) is used to connect two or more words with another which is common to them all. Thus, under the 
 second meaning of To Abandon, the student will find fTTT OT.-Tft?^^^ ».- ife^FT m.-&c. ^Rof ; here the hj'phen obviates 
 the necessity of repeating the verb ^JT"^ after each noun 5 also under the word Abandoneb, the hyphen between the 
 words f'TTn-^^"5T-3'fB^^^r^-&e. %x\\ renders it unnecessary to say fTTT^TT?, ^^^^tTT, 3^?f^'?I^rTT, &c. oue ^t(\ does for all 
 that are thus connected with it. 
 
 The ifcc. after a rendering or renderings, indicates that more words of the same kind may be used. For instance, under 
 Abaft, the &c. after ^^>^^\^-^\ indicates that any word signifying ship or boat, may be used in the possessive case with 
 Hm^qr TFTTH. Again, the &c. after JT^^c^T under Abandoned, intimates that the reader may take the participle of any 
 of the verbs given under the verb To Abandon, 
 
 In the phrases which are given under leading words, only the initial letter of the leading word is repeated. 
 The following abbreviations need no explanation : 
 
 a. for adjective. 
 n. for noun. 
 adv. for adverb. 
 prep, for preposition. 
 V. for verb, 
 p. for participle. 
 s. for singular. 
 pi. for plural. 
 
 »). for masculine. 
 J', for feminine. 
 fi. for neuter. 
 V. a. for verb active. 
 V. n. for verb neuter. 
 V. for vide. 
 
 in. or inv. for inverse. 
 lit. for literal. 
 fig. for figurative. 
 pop. for popularly. 
 con. for construction. 
 ncg. for negative. 
 
 p. a. for participial adjective, interis. for intensicive 
 
 cnhane. for enhanced. 
 gener. for generally. 
 comprch. for compreheDsive. 
 deel. for declinable. 
 impers. for impersonal. 
 demon, for demonstrative. 
 interr. for inteiTogation. 
 
 There may be a few others but they will be easily understood. 
 
 T. C.
 
 DICTIONAET 
 
 ENGLISH AND MA RATH I. 
 
 ABA 
 
 A. 
 
 _/\_, This letter is rcpvcicuted by jK aud 'jn, but by these 
 cau be conveyed ouly three of its uumerous souuds,viz. 
 by 3? the obscure souud which it bears iu collar, jociilai', 
 Christmas, Amcrica,{-K\i\c'h. is the sound of u iu svM,run, 
 iun); aud the still obscurer sound which may bo dis- 
 tinguished as medial between this aud the souud of .1 
 in sand, ran, band: — aud, by 3Tr the sound, of A open, 
 as iu fallicr, cliancc, las(. Its long or slender sound, 
 Hi ill place, face, is represented by the letter ^, 
 
 The broad sound of yl, as in all,wall, — the shortened 
 sound of A open, as iu hand, /;«;,— aud the sound ( of 
 13 short ) as occurriug in numberless English words, — 
 have uo existence in the MarcdJil language. 
 
 A or an the article is rendered by ^^ one, or by ^W^T any 
 one; or it is conveyed by the uouu simply. Thus ^ ^- 
 ^rf^, ^J^T^ T^<T^7 o>' 'T'frr^ a hooJc. There is however a 
 delicacy iu the use and omission of (^^ iu its capacity 
 of representative of the article a, of which, as it would, 
 with difficulty, be conveyed by statements or examples, 
 this brief notice must suffice. 
 
 A, as a uoun, is still rendered by 'S\ & 'iTT or by Cff^R & ^TT- 
 JpTT, bearing the masculine geuder. All the letters are, 
 in like manner, masculine nouns; aud whether simplii 
 as, ?, t, 3", 3r, ^, sfTT, <tc. or in combiualiou with the 
 particle qTR, as J^fHT, 5^R, ^'^PK ^tc. 
 
 A, as a coutractiou of a;^ or corruptiou of on ( iu the sense 
 of />(.) aud as appearing before participles, is rendered 
 by 3i|4|iti or 3TrqTr!T as attached to the i'oot,as,«-begg- 
 ing, ^-swimming, HmT^W, "fr^W. 
 
 A.parlicularli/ or prc-cminentlij, is expressed by (rq^; ^s a 
 hero, a liai-, &c. ( i. e. a hero, &c. unrkvilleJ, standing 
 single or sole,) ^_W. jflT, ^^ FTqTT, ^^^ q^iT'TTfl". 
 
 ;\, iu the sense oieach one, each or eceri/ one severally, &ii a 
 year, a tree, a man,is rendered by ^r'^^,^ ^^j^f^i ^i^rf^i 
 aud, iu the objective case,by ^ as,/o each man, tree, Sje. 
 
 Aj as iu the adverb,^ aniyh.f. alroad. abaci:, aland, alar, aivay, 
 
 rjhol, asleep, &e.,as it is corrupted from £>»,aud is used 
 ill the sense of on, in, at, Sfc, so it is expressed in 
 IlanUltl by various prepositions or by suitable iuflec- 
 tions of the words. Adverbs of this class do, for tho 
 most part, appear iu the Dictionary. 
 
 A, is often redundant, as in arise, arouse,aicaJcci aud so isiis 
 JIardihl representative 3TT as in C3Tl">Tra','3TT?^,TTrWT. 
 
 Aback, adc. — in navig ;j?r?:-5TT5r'", Z^^ fr^A^i. 
 To be taken a. ^^.Z^TRX ^oi', ^r^KT TT^W. 
 To be taken a.-fig. 'tf^f^-'-qrw^'^ ^-r;^ '^V^^'^'j^T.^i^t^M^ 
 if^ /-OTig^ /. ^T^f rw ffofs. 
 
 ABiFT, adv. at the stern. cfTPfff, ^ITTra', ^ITrRT^TT JT^T, nV 
 
 %=^Tr-^%"-Tr-rrRTrxsrT-iT^^?rn;5TT-cte. w^r^r httt^, 
 
 Jfi%=EqT-&c. trf-i^HTPli, 
 
 2 towards the stem. ^fJ^J^'t.^J^=.^]-&.c. HT^^qTHTni^. 
 Anxi'T, prep. 5RmT^?^T ^TT^f *rPTT^-&c. vMhg.ofo. 
 To Abj.xdo:n-, v. a. renounce, resign; v. To Give rp. il-+,ui, 
 
 ^15^, ^r53t,?^FT m. W.my<'fo. cTvfCTf, fq-JT^or, ?rt3^. 
 
 2 desert, forsake, ^■^^^^^■^W.^-m^;^-S.i'^^^^\^^ 
 
 F^rrn'jf, f^th )».-f?t^^ «.-qf$?TrT m.-tIt?-^^^ «.-&c. qF:T6f 
 
 y.ofo. ?5T7Tat, -^^l n. srijf, •m'',^. 
 o (one's self) to. ?rnr );(.-^ m. 'if^-'AVn y.<f o. HT^ m.- 
 3^ m. ?rm^ in. con. 
 Abaxi)o>-aijlk, a. v. T. 1. fT^FFTT-^irmT-JT^ra'T-Ac. ^PTHT- 
 ^TiTT-&c. ET^FJT, K\^,^^^., c?n^, ??T^5pft^, ^^, ^^5ftq-, 
 
 2 ^r5TqT-<.tc. ^rTFrr-^RT-<£c. }^'^.z^^^^T-,^^l■^.^.f^^y^. 
 
 A-RXTOoy-iLi), p.Sfa. v.Y.l. ?r^%?rr-ic. f?f^, rJTTfnrT, fTlf^Tn . 
 
 2 ^r^^-'tc. f^rfnrf, rTrf^rfr, ht^p, "rfe??^. 
 
 I. reproliate,(^-c.y. Suajielkss. ^SIT, ff^twf^f ZV^^U 
 
 f^^q'^cTT, '44^JT^, PT^'^nr, f^Tfjf^snl, fiTOTT, f^rx^. 
 
 II. — a town, village, honse, v. Dicsolaxe. vis^iis, W^j 
 
 To be or become a. ^frrft/ pM'W (^T^'iRT-nisTre'-^nF- 
 
 <fcc. ) 'J?W-3':JTr5-c<cc. q^ijf. l&c. J]Z[\7.. 
 
 III.— a tenement. ipr^rT, n?f^5J, -^5oiM'l|+,?^rll-^'U%?5T- 
 
 ABAXDOMiR, «. v.Y.l. ^T^OTTT, FtnTPTirr, ^^"uIKI, Ac. F^Fft,
 
 ADA 
 
 •2 ^-rrTTTTAc. ?!Tnit,MR-Mr'ft, FqrT-?JpT5T-ifr?q7n&c. ^?mr. 
 AiiA>Do>ML.M, ;i. V. V. l.—(icf. zrjM It. ?fra6r «. ic. ??R 
 
 .7??pi «i. ■j?'y??TT/. f^jj^nr/. f«r?r'i »». 
 
 •_' -act. nrstjf /(. ^"iS^r ^nif >'■ ^^c. fTTT w. Tfc^TFTM*. r^- 
 CJR (I. irfT?'T':7pT ii.—s/afi\ ^\V=Cmj M. S.C. F'TFT >«. "Tf?!- 
 
 To AiiAsr. r.n. (hyrale, (Jv. v.To Hrstui.E. STT?^, ^^TtTT^of , 
 
 T-i^of, jfijof, n\Hf- ?Tr=ii" "^Mg-ofo. 3Tf*riTFr t^'i^?'. ^- 
 
 •2 (one's solO. ^jOioTi w -^^TTJT'JIT ;».-Xi-. =>ijf, JT^FPF «• 
 
 ZTOT TTor, ^Hof, -flfiTTFr »'• ^TO'r-B"i^"f, ^^r^ j?.-?5^^ 
 f.-f[^^ ;i.-rin-T?<iTr );!.-?r^RT/.-:ft^=r'^r-cte.'jTrq:'n-'4'n" 
 
 .■cf. ip-of, T^mf^^TrT >H.-'>r^^n:??TFT»»--'iTfHKR?qTn»». 
 
 ^W, J^^H^ H.--;)T?Tr?: >/!.-.te. ?TTtif-^"l?or_ 
 AiiASF.n, y». \. v.]. ^M^^.^r&c. 
 
 r^^TT^^FTT, FIRJf^fff, -JT^Tm^rKt^, ^nfT^-TR, fq-T?rr- 
 AnvsKMr.xT, h. v. V. 1- — cct. ^f^iin. ?hFTI^>Jt/'. Ac. ■'Sffir- ' 
 
 qf?'^ Hi. Ft^'i^n »i. I 
 
 Trt Abash, r.^.v. To Shame. T^vm^.^^j'^^ii.^^T^^qfj^m 
 
 Abashed. jj). v. Y. nnd Asiiam]:d. ^^XTmk^A ^c. ?rr^S."^, 
 qr^ifPT. r7l^?T, sjTf3T7;rmT. | 
 
 To be or become ;i. =^i:?f<Jf, ^qTT'Jr, 'iir>TROT, ')?'?i'r'-T- ! 
 
 Abasiijiest, .'i.v.T. «/<'/c o/fo;j/5w(o«.?JMcrsrq-aTi»«.?Jr^^q-- 1 
 
 at/. -ifl?TT5t!p/. 
 ia Abate, r.K. make Iowa; Jess, KeaJccr, v. To Lesse-v. ^^- 
 T^i, ^infT-JTr-^^^^-yq-^- &c. W-T.^. 
 '2 (loi-cc or iiitc-ii.seiie.ss of) w'^V/rt/c. ^rl^c^ocSFT^, g-?nT 
 
 »'!.-TT?TH Hi.-OTsm^ «.-7?3Ttf?r/.-&c.^Tcf. ff.of 0. ^^^^^. 
 
 Jb Abate, «. «. i/rov: lon-cr, less. v:eaJccr, v. To Lessex. 7\'\- 
 2 — aa to force or iutcuscncss; decrease. ^?r^?TBr, ^'^■\^■ 
 
 ?Ttf?r/.-3fWPT «!.-ic. ihaT fj ofs. 
 
 AlATEllE.N T, II. Y. V. A. 1.— f(ty. T<n:6r ;;. ^,if\ Tf.ri'i ,t. &C. 
 
 "^i'rt.<."i n.-slatc. ^t %%HqoTT ««• T^^'^J^-TTiIT m, 
 
 V. y. ]S". 1 — staic. ?^r=rR%TrrTr r,i. STRvfiTCTfj ,;;. ,C ,,_ 
 "slate, ^J^T^^Torr ^)!. JT7T=r%T0TT w. &o.:pft ^rf^T'^rT 
 
 2 ABU 
 
 ;i m. cjfr?rRr ««■ 
 
 'i I. ««/» abated ^..Zf. 
 
 }| ABBEiib «. T^q^rHri^i'r/ H^crrm^ /• 
 
 AliliEY, ■«. T^Z lit. A\^m\ II' ^F^FTT n. 
 'I Abbot, n. iT^?r»i. ^Zjf'^'^T^m. ^zv-'^'t^'n- '^Z^ m.^TT??^ «(. 
 Ij 2y Abbeetiate, I'. «. T. To ABBiDaE.^^q'Ti^?t^T«(.-Jt?i- 
 i q-trr n. W'l^ <J of 0. ?rr?TfT ^=r<jf. 
 
 Ij 2-iii grammar, i=?m''^f5T'J ^?;of,^m^'?T^R^<iif,^T':'Jf. 
 !| 3— in uiathcuiaf ic8, arq^rT w(.-'flq^^=T". ^of y.o/' o. 
 
 jt ABBREvrATED,^).v.V.].^f?Tfr,^f?Trs^,^m%%=rr,H^TF5Tr. 
 
 \ 2 rfRf^RTq', ^i'T^^, ^TTJTT, ^f^ or ^fTT^ or ^-it'T or r^- 
 
 ll JTR-JT^r <<i-c. 
 
 ' ATJiREXJ\Tio-s,n.x.\.l.—c'.ct ?i*HqQ'i;! ri'A'TTT'jf "-^HT ?« 
 
 i| 2— stale. ?frqf5rfJT'j?rT /■ ?5iT5^r-rr /. Ff^^fT /. 
 
 S— crcY. 'iTT^rf m. 'i^^^r^^ n, 
 I I. marlc of a. ^?^qf^'^ n. 
 
 II. tliinr/ uhhrcvialed, v. Abhidgemext. ^mw. ?rTr^«!. 
 Abbretiatoh, n. v. Y. 1. ti<HqoTTTT,^^^^anTr,?f?TT^Trr, 
 I :] 3Tq^^^, 'AqsTrT^Rl', srqcTTTq^Tfr, 
 
 A. Ij. C. T. ALPHAJLiET. 5T?TO^^JT«i. 3T?TT^Rr/ q'OTITraT/ 
 
 ^?T>«. 5TRT?q?qT/i'?. 
 ' 2 V. EuuijiENTS. afl^TRn' m. 
 
 Eogiunlng cue's a.b. c. sfRTTT ^7^^^ «■ 'i\'<f\lK^ m- 
 
 qsjfrq^JT »?. ^isrRff m. 
 
 To Abdicate, v. n. yield a rhjlt. ^_ M.-^R?rr m.-Z\^\ w^.^'f- 
 
 ^^rfHFqrf^^pf^r w.-qfsRq'rqwn w.-&e. q^':'if. 
 
 To Abdicate, wa. rcUiiqiiisIi a rir/htful possession. ^I"^, 
 
 ^^^ ^reiir, ^T^fTifFrifn 15% fsrw^^.-^TffTFqfsr^r^q^^- 
 
 1 rqRT «i.-W^R5TRTq^'q^t?H'-f >«. W.l^ g.of o. 
 
 i To a. the tlirouc. HT^^^r «.-Ti7^«.-?;p3Tq?«.-Tr3Trf'--T- 
 
 I %\x j^.-TnTRTT ^'.-ij^^^^mi: 11.- ko.. ^fraof-^'rsq- %iTf-?fre^ 
 ' ^rof, m^RT^ ?^RT «!.-?:r;rRrH?qRT w.-TRqtR?Rr)«.-Tr3T 
 
 II .-■=s^■=^\^\\'■■■^-^^ 1I.-&C. jpTof. 
 
 To a. uji oIUl-c or trusl.-jTftT^R?mT«i.-'-iTftT^RfH?r^^'!.- 
 
 -j7n:T^':i^?Rr m.-•^^J^p]m.-^im■H^^n.-^^^^ n.-SicW^^^' 
 
 ,, Abdicated, ^7. v. Y. X. 7:??^q-pT c<lc. %%^T, ^^r,r:TFft, 
 
 V. Y. A. ^irasf??! etc. ??TTf3Trr, c^[?r, ?t^, t?^-;:, f^ff- 
 
 1 Throiic-a.ffl^RTq- Tr?rq5r->!;: e. ^>s^^r, ^^r%^q"=T, ?q"- 
 
 j ^T^tT^, Fq^5T?Tq^,?q-TF;ri7q^^ ?^^?TJTT1'VtR,^^^RR- 
 
 Trust or oKcc-a. C'.in:T=?;R-q7-&c. 5ffr5?l;?5T, F'lT'fP'PFR, 
 F^^q^, ^rrrffeT'TRcqFT &c. 
 I A UDiCATU.y, ».v."V.A.— «(/.^^q-
 
 ABil 
 
 Deed of a. irJWPT^^ //.^t^i^^pr n tTrfiKFnT^sf^ T=5r ?i. 
 AiiOicATOR. ii. Abdica>t, rt.v.Y. ]Sr. •dl^uiKr ite. '^r^r^Tpft, 
 
 V. Y. A. rfii'Jli<:"r &c. 3:?FPi-3?<r^^-m3T^'?r ;nT^-<fcc. 
 
 Tla-oae-a . f?rfr?r^-Tr?fr<m-Tr3NT-TiTTn^^K-7n?q--&c. 
 
 ^rfTirr. f^ ^ i <i i -X\<--i l -H H >te. ?TPfT,fd^ltHr4|'r-<MltH- 
 
 Trust-or office-a. 3Tf-iprn:-<T^ ^"'liUIRT, 'iTfqinTr^fPfr, ^^- 
 
 Abdojies-, «. V. BEi.r.r. 77t». qrr «. fF|T hi. ^:?BT/!.qffer/. 
 
 Lower portion of tlic a. aftrr/. 
 ABuoinxAi., «• Y. X. :?5ft, sJ ^< '-i r. <fR^, TTT't^q^, ?^f?r*T^- 
 
 AnDoiiixors, «. V. Potbellied. ?f^ra,%=^r. 
 
 Abductiov II -iu Law, ( ;?q?^ Ji.-^TT'ppr /--^t*'.) ^T^r^- 
 
 "pTrTTf^-"^".'^ ^^ n. 
 Aeecedakiax, n. teacher of a. I. e ( or i-talinienls. j sfpTT- 
 
 »^r 5H.^7Trqo5qT«»- ^li^im-'iT^i-CHirti-qJiHIscr-ic. ^PTWr- 
 
 n-f5i+.i|Uiui-i-e. qp-?f ^^p3=n ,■;;. =jufniri-i.|t-^iM+; «i. 
 
 2 learner of a. b. c. v. Shatteisek. 3fiHI*-4| hj. 'jfr^rTTT 
 ^n^PTTTT or '■Mi+--4r «i. qKra^qT '^I^UlUr o/'qt^^ «»■ 'J^- 
 
 Abep, «(7i-. o/i or in led. st%^, N'^l<-'-<N<, Ui-m^H.W'-^. 
 
 ?T^-zrr'ir, sT^frqir, sT^^rm^r. jtwt, ?ffR^. it--i-+,i<i^. 
 
 AuEnBAXCE, AbEKJJATIOX, !i. T. Deviaxio-v f^fTT^T »• f%^- 
 
 fn/. f^qH--);'X «■ fsr^H'irri/. firr^nTT^ i>. ^r^^ m. 
 
 A. of miuJ. iuieUeet, &e. VCH m. yiwir :i. 
 Aeeeba^t, a. (leviou?., T. EHnc'G.'R'^R^-RnK-ilc.^rfrf.^T- 
 Xo Abet, v. a. lach, v. To Help. Jj^r nt. 5W, "y^/ ^''f, f- 
 
 *ilrtl '«. T^^y.q/'o. TRTTTsrr «J.-Jlrr=r^ m.'^T^f </. ofo. 
 
 Abettoe, ?(. Ai!ETTi>-G.;j.v T. 11'^ "c^TTT. TRP^ 'T'';rt;rT^r. 
 
 Akeysssce ,That is iu a. ftf^, FPR SP^JTFS, FTcFVT. 
 
 To ABnOK.i'.a. Jia/e iii/eiiseh/;ahoininnfe,f7r/esf.y(^^7j^rfW[. 
 
 frj^'T'Jr ;;. ^FW y. r/o. ^\^ «.-^fpfRiry;-Ae.^ y O^ o. /;(. 
 eon. •JW^J^ (,f7?T!^) "^Tfjf, or. ir.vcrseltj, f^of, ^i^rFT 
 
 wi-iJ?. "ifis^-H^^i^few'/s^-^y. ofo. 
 AunonuED, J). t.V. -rffl^-Ae. iTPT^?;r, 'flidg^mrf, 'iTIKT^'il. 
 ri laroKiiEXC E, «. extreme Iw.treJ. 'iTPTf^'S-T'TTl^w- 'il^q"^- 
 
 |;7 «(. =finc^ ra. fq?^ «. 
 AcaoKuryr. ^. Abkobeei;, .v.t. Y. -;iT>p5r itc Hr^TJIT^. |^-f- 
 
 ABI 
 
 I. irreconcildlle ii-il/i.x. Ixcoxsistext. fsTT'^fT. '^J, 
 f^^t. ^mm[. SRFFT. tf?^^?. 
 To AeedE; v.i}. stay for o short I'one. v. To SoJorEX.'jrHTCTf. 
 
 2 (?<ceZ7, v.To Eeside. ?:t^, ^^aT,irnT r,i.-^t^ pop. ^- 
 
 3 HO/ cease or fail, v. To Coxtes-ve. Jjruf, fc^^. f<PT^- 
 of, ftin TT^, 3T?^^ 711^. 
 
 4 ie«/- vp (ii/('.ins/,staniJ o>'f. t.To E^^)UEE. f^vfof, f^vn-- 
 ^, ft?P^. [ ^or-<S;e. 
 u by : sficl- to. f^ +y.H -'jK?iY^-%7r^-VT^r\-'.v:e. ar^-^- 
 
 To Abide, «■. «. v. To Await. ^Ici^ui'. ^W-"^ ^{^-T^^-S. e. 
 f?rE^ I'M m^ ofo. 
 
 2 r. To Beab. ^fiRprf, 'fT^ «■ W^ g. ofo. 
 Abibdtg. See E^'D^Br^'G. 
 
 Ability, h. t. Power. <Tf^/. <rnT5«T«- ^j)fi/.»r5r /f.crn:- 
 
 n or ? /. ^7T?T/. C neg- con. ) 
 
 2— mental, T.UyDEHsrA2n)ixcr,CAPAC'iTr. ^i^>T^«.^- 
 
 f^^VC^ 11. 3T?i^r m. 
 Abject, a. mean, Inso.y. Low, !Mea>". ?fhr. qi^fr. ^-i^f.f. ^- 
 
 AbJECTLT, «(?!•. T. A. 7pfn'JrT%, ^rl+M"lPr W. -:?['-( H-^'JIm. 
 
 Ab JECIXES3 /!. T. A. qi4lM"n »n. ^,-l-+.M<7rr K». i^r. 'iJ'A^^ r. 
 Abjeeatiox ii.\. Y. f^v?TT ^T^r #PT n. ij'o. JTT^Tf^^Fir^rTn w. 
 
 To Aejlbe, t". a.renounce, ij-c. oh 0«7/(.f^|^qT ^^^ tttl'if-cT- 
 
 ■p.rm'l j;i.5tv^,5rT4T?-T^f^Tm'V!..g-JrT-<Tr^«! '^j^g.ofo. 
 Ablation, ». «(?/ of taLlng aKci/. ^HMKM "• WT^ »!. 3T7^- 
 
 Ablatite, «. that takes au-ay 3m^i'i.+,, STTflfr, ■STT^rif , FiT- 
 ^, ^ ( esp. iu comp. ). ^f, ■STT^^, STT^TT^. 37TT^Tn- 
 
 A. case. 3441 iM n. 
 A. case absolute. ■HPi'H'H'ft/. 
 Able, «. t. Powebefl. ^tT^JTT?, m^'^^Vj:- ^^'^■■ ?W-<t, ^' 
 
 2 — uicntally, v. Ci.etee, SEiLrrL. ^w^. 7H, T^, J^nr, 
 
 3 of adequate alilili/ or i^otccr.x. Coiin;TE>-T. ?!TCpF, 
 ^^FT^Vm, HIT. 
 
 •1 — iu coiiip. aJmiltiiig of,suscej)tihJe of, having the imircr. 
 The form of the English verb thus constituted is reuder- 
 cd iuto MtinUhihy attaching:, to the gcrundial form of 
 tlic Jlari'-'Jiixorb. the pavtielc ^,(ex. Eatable t^iqi-.fr. 
 Drinkable cqTqT^rT./'.-also the adjective HR^T Ulce, equ'd, 
 adequalr. (c\. !-tNi-HH\^)".— also the adjective ifp^ or, 
 popularly, :^'T?TT ov ^^im i>roprr, fit, icorthy, (ex. ^^T 
 orM^TRror?rFIT7r'fF^-^iTlrrr^''IT,):also theadjective, 
 i\^z( 2'ossihle after adding »T or ?rr (ex. v.Nfm*! or <qr7[- 
 ^?IW«r, p:— audthus.wilhaliberfyiuitnova! inEnglisli, 
 throughout ihc J1/Wj-«'/7/(' verbs. It is further roudercd, 
 whcii it cypresses tho scii^e proper, fit. vorlhij (to he).
 
 Aur. 
 
 l.v ,-o:in.our..llu«;\\ 1th 6V»Hir/lr/V nouns bu«-h words as m- 
 nt,-J^W^,l(^^,'ni,-&<:.!i^^o\[>rv^M\5 tliis sen so: ex. 
 
 'Xh . . \in numerous iuslaut■c^^, well rcn- 
 
 ,1,, . ruii.ls or imrtioipk'S ( c. g. eatah/c 
 
 WQ, . .•.-. , :./T5^,.'rH?=!T, H^Toft^, T^fT^STorH- 
 t'ffV^'^ )an.l by sucli I'ornis it will hero bo abuudanllj 
 rendrreil; but for tho rules of fornuition.as they arc not 
 •luito nimplc, and as they belong not to Man'illi,', the 
 Icarucr is ivfcrrcd to the grammar of tho Sanshril. Hero 
 it \i neccs.nry to stale, Ist. That by the terminations 
 ••nblo"^ »poken of, are to bo understood as well tlic 
 torminatious -iblo, cble, ublc," ( o. g. miscible, dclelle, 
 w/«A/c,)whellier occurring cnphonnusly in the eoustitii- 
 lion niEuijIish verbal ai1jccti\-os,or appearing in aJjec- 
 tivM, jnlrodneed from the Latin; and whether viewed 
 ns derived from Abal OoM, or Ablcz 3V«i., or from 
 llabilirt Zffl/. 2ndIy.That, a3 this termination "able," 
 though iljviewed as Fnylis/i ,nn mean and therefore can 
 be interpreted only as above ( viz. /invhiff the power); 
 nnd though, accordingly,its incomparably most common 
 implication is that of smceptibiliti/ ov praelicnlleness,h 
 yet craployed(perhaps from a power derived from Ilabl- 
 li»),to express the sense /iV or siiilallQ, (e.g. olservcille, 
 fJille,) and the seuso siiljeci or lialle, (c. g. fnialle, 
 jtunUhnhle,) so, in like manner, are employed the parti- 
 ciple^rand the adjectives tTR^F and?m^,ctc 3dly That 
 the .S'<in»Zv// formations giveu.andall similar formations, 
 (with the affixes ^^,37;ftqT,andrr3q-,) arc, though they 
 involve differences and admit delicate preferences, em- 
 ployed in Marulhl with equal amplitude -Ithlj. That the 
 Maniih) formations with the participle^^rraud theadjec- 
 tivcs^llHland ^>q-,a3 well as the Saiisl-rU formations, 
 bear, additionally to the senses given above as common 
 both to them and to the Eugli.sh formations with "able", 
 tho senses ih-sif/ned or inlended/thonl or on Ihe point ,and 
 demanding, rfquiring, or cJaimiiiff. Lastly. That the de- 
 tailed evplunation here presented is designed to stand 
 ill substitution of detail and of unexplained repetition 
 throughout the class of the ahles; and that, therefore, it 
 is to be borne in mind and applied by the student 
 according to his occasicjns. 
 T; Jc Able. v. Aui.e. ?t^, rff^J^m^^i'^nn^&o ^rJf,=qfff, 
 ^Jr ( these twu require inverse ivnstruclion, as, I can 
 write, »T=!r fe| Jf or fe^?rf or fe^r?n-?r ^^.Can you do it 7 
 ? 5=7f fr^ qfr ! or ^ 7^^ ^^, 4\ I) Here it may be 
 ob-servcd that the verb ^rot, additionally to its requiring 
 inc. eon. admits of the use of tlie agent in the objeclivo 
 ciie,— a-s per example: al.-io, that the idiomatic and far 
 preferable modoof renderingthoEuglishvcrb toleuUe 
 i.H this mode of in-crse eonslnidion.Thevethk further 
 rendered by the use, with a construction inverse ov in 
 ><-M.-h IJ,!' agent i,p„t ohJeefir,Jg,o{thc tliird person of 
 
 AlJL 
 
 lud flirovf/Iioiit Iht 
 
 he causal verb, and llirovylwut the rerh.i; as, lean oat 
 tIii.-< niango,^ wm JT?n'o;-TTT5^T?f ^T5nrfT'r,aud1 p(^iy.,- 
 
 '^^T'Jrn; (tc: though of this last form-q'aTf^''- it must be 
 added, that it is restricted to the negative eonstruction 
 ortothei'M/<'J';'oy«/'i'c«'o««^''»rf'o;nvitlmegativeimplica- 
 tion; as, S IT?!T or HT^qr^ ^'TSfC'IR-trmoTTT-c'^c. qrfr, 
 or \ WA or ITT^^R W.^^K W.J^l g'T'q'Jf, ^'s'^f, ( these 
 two with the construction noted under ^ffi )^r?rTH '^I- 
 iff y qfo. TtoTi|?:tfr or HtTTI"!?!" ^R ni. 'i^^vi ;/. ofs. ^M 
 
 Av,t\JKST,a.waiiJiiiigeIec(n.W^^^^'^U^^-P^^V?'^WT^-'iiW.m. 
 ABLtTTIOX w.v.WASniXG. gW «• '^T?R' «. ^^\7^ «. '<f[\Pr^n. 
 2 hathinri.ritm^^f. -¥tr%aT«. t^^:^ n.-HT>:^\^ n. 
 T^r^W.'^m^ n. 
 3— iu relig. sense. f?{T-r »■ 
 A. of the body. -iTT^^T^. 
 A. of tho feet. ^\^ n. ^^Z^^f^;^, 
 A. of the head. ■Rk-.^TT^. 
 A. of the waist to the feet. ;?j^?5rT^. 
 A. from the throat to tho feet. ^S^tTT^. 
 A. of the mouth, 'm'^'^^ pop. '^=^^^ or 'i^\^^^ ii. 
 
 A. iu one's garments ?r%?^?5fT^ ii. 
 
 A. in ihe morning. STlrr:^^. 
 
 A. at a sacred place. rft'^^TH', 'I'li^PT. 
 
 A. iu the sea. Tr'T:^??^^'. 
 
 A. after inunction. ■'JT^^T^TR', 37VinpTcr%55rT^. 
 
 A. and inunction: used esp.of women and childreu. 
 
 A. performed mentally. JTR^T^PT. [^TPT. 
 
 A. performed by rubbing earth on the body. t^^. 
 A. performed by rubbing cowdung on the body. ilT- 
 
 A. performed with ccrlaiu iueantnlions. ifT'^^STFT^ 
 
 A. performed by rubbing ashes. ■'T?Tr?IPr. 
 
 A. performed iu compauy with others. nir^PT, 
 
 Assistant or attendant at a. ^^TT^ ^T^MPl m. ?^N^. 
 
 Cloth worn at a. T^^oft/. 
 
 Cursory or hurried a. — with the power or iinpliealiou 
 
 oi going Ihrovgli llic funn, doing cnovgl to sirrar hi/, - 
 
 I-aws and rulcM of a. jfr^F^ffq- m. pi. STpSTpqrr vi. 
 3Iatcrials ( waior, ashes, powder, itc. ) for a. JJTT^l^ ii. 
 
 <5rPT n. 
 That performs a. ^TH^^, ^T^t, JSTTFTT, ?ffT^?ft^. 
 That has performed a. ^STR V^^r,^r?r,=pFT^rH,^r?r'5rr^. 
 Uupurified by tho daily a. grt iniira.,iicd,—o( persons, 
 vessels, &c. ^]iiHh and by rcdiiplic. 'JTrrFTTTT'TTn-. 'H-
 
 AJJO 
 
 Yet wet ( unwipccl ) after fi. 3%?ysr or <ffra'rfi-_ 
 ABLrTiox-CLOTii, n. air^of « 3?Rr=rDf w.^R^^ ". "T5?ift/ 
 
 Ablctioxauv, cf. v.X. relating, &e. ("o alluLion. aTiq^rat^r^ 
 
 At!!,y, «(/i'. T. N. 1. ^T^fff^- &c. ^^Tf^, B'^jfra:^. 
 
 To Ap.xegate, Ai!Ni:aA.Tiox. Sec To Deny, Den'[at.. 
 
 ,\ti>-ot!JIal, a. v.Iur,ECsrLAE.Rfq-H3T^,f^^f%?5;,3^'T'4T^TT^. 
 
 .AnoAEn, «(/('. .'inJ;)rf^7. iTT, ^TT^F, ^l^^ ^S^l^-s^f^^wsQUi after 
 any word signif^'iiig sliip or boat. 
 
 AiiODE, Abidi>-g, «.■-«<"/. T.Stat. ^\^^ n.^i^rof «• ^\^}jJW'f- 
 2— f lace. v. IiEsiDEXCE, fsq^mt m. f^fXT ». xf^trqr^ 
 ^r^T / [^^ m. ^5:q-. I 
 
 Til mal<e one's a. To take up one's a. v. To Reside, tj^dt^ 
 
 Tr/ A noLTsn, r. ft. ahrognie, annul. A\Z^ »/■ i^Tf^T ^T^'Jt, 
 
 Ff^^y:-H?rTf /.-3'~#^ »»•- ht m.- h^^ ».- ^''t^'^'^ «■- 'j 
 
 ^{V^ n.<i^^XV^ m.-'mXn^ n.- f^^.-^r^ n.WAq ln.-f^^'^^ 
 
 }(.--il'7fFiTf.=fiirT «).-3T?rfP'4f^^^5T ". W-l^. \ 
 
 To a. a rite, practice, rule, c*lc.-ni?TJ?r=^^T«J.-f^'THHT 
 
 m.-■f\i^^x\^ m.-t[ijjz%7^ m-'s^\^v^^n ;».-'frr5rRrTT^^ n.- 
 Aeoijsiiaeee, a v. V. ifrsrqT-T^^ra'T-Ac. ^m?rr ^nr-^iT- ,j 
 
 AB0LisirF.n,^).v.Y. tTt?^^ i-p ^rfrnT T%^T '^'^ 5TT^?^r, H?:- i 
 
 ^5, T^, T5,Tf^?jvr, s^'r^'^, f^T?^'';!^, T>g;^, -j^^TrfT^r.^T. 
 
 Abolisiiee, Ji. V. A'. HrSt^TT Ac ^Tlfrai ^-^'cc-JJ^srcn-j-r, i 
 
 .\bolitiox, n. V.V.— «pf.jfRor n. jftf^ ?T^"Tf «. ^Tfwr-.tc. j 
 
 ^^^ n. kc. ^Z'^ n.—slalfi. fflsOTnTT m.SiQ. Hf^t/ Tf 
 
 ?ni/.7=^2f )» ^T »». OTT in. 3T7JTT w! f?rg:f%T/ fqi^ ! 
 
 / gft^^ffT/ -^f^z-^SW^ n ^^^r^\■■:i m. 'Jr^TlT'TKrHT m. :j 
 -Vbo^iixable, a. Jcfestalle, e.rccrallc, v. IIatefue. STRTFJ, :' 
 
 \. |irr .-111. 5(7^15 oj' ^55R «.=Ei3R^m/ =5f¥T^ «'.5,'^'N- I; 
 
 , .' / ! v]--: ,.i. ^^-,:■^{^^^ ,«_ I'^ay^ ^i. g-^?;^^ «. \ 
 
 An.oiix .,::i I \i:ss, );.v.A. 'i^^rr^m w. •JTJtq^J-'T'JTT )". &c. f^^- '\ 
 To Aboiiixate, v. a. hate iittcrlg,x. To Abiiou. CfTfq'fr g^iif , I 
 
 AnoMIXATiON-, n. ohjecl of a. ^^ f. KT ".'jfrft^^ «. 37Frr%^ 1 
 TT^ n. ^\■>rr^\^^^ m f^^^T^^^ m.ft(^<\Tr,^^ n^^^^^p^n. { 
 
 ABouioixAr., a. \. OiinnxAT,. Ko5^, q-f^??!, sf'^iTf^yFT. jl 
 
 Aboeiotxe.s, ;i 2^yimiticr inhal.'ilant.i. ^55% ^TfOTT^ «!■ ^>?. ' 
 "fA^X^^A-W' m- J)}, v■^'^\ m. pi- "tTH m. pi. r^Tf^f^^^ "'• " 
 j,l. !T'4iTff'4fT^i7: «'. pi- ^V^\^^AT. m. pi- ^pft^'TT:'^ /;;. 
 pi. ?-^T% w?. pi. 'iT^rrsRTi; l«. ;^/. " Ij 
 
 Aboetiox, n.—:(et. miscarriage. ^^^'\^ m. ^^rT n. iTTTrT^r ». j! 
 
 AJ30 
 
 n. TTH^^^^T n. ftsT^HT «. ^gR' »«• m^ m. 
 
 Pnociircr of a. fq^^TrT^, gyr^T?:?, fe^TFT &e. ^Krff. 
 To procure a. qiJ ?». qreq'-5rT5^-'?ril'Jr f^T^^fif-HK^, 
 
 To suffer a, q'r^: n. qi'ir-fJTT'JT y-"/-?- 
 2 — produce, castling, ij^ ?«. JIH^TTm. ^?FiH '"■ 'It^T m. 
 
 3T^RJi% w. 9TqoTn^)'(. T'rqrfr m. i^Vr w^. 
 
 Aeoetive, «. Irought forth ^lntimelg.^^f;^^^\^^<^^^] ^■^- 
 
 ^^T, 37^FJ, 3TqaT%T?r^''Tr,'¥rq?5r^-Hr/3TqiJT^R;^,'frFr- 
 
 2 that fails, prove.'; vain, v. Vaix. 5T4. Ft^^, f^':^^, 
 
 3 — iu mcA'icMC, causing alor! ion. ^'^^^[^^T^,Sic.^^^'^':^^\, 
 Aboetivelt adc. v. A. 2. 'B^^, ^Wt, sq-tf, s['<tt. 
 21) Abouud, v.n.have plcntifilly. ^fS'Fr-T.^^-fqq^^-iT^T-tS.e. 
 
 ■StHfit or ^ijf inc. con. ^^^. 
 
 2 he plentiful. ^^^-'^W.'^A'^'T^i-^X■&c.'J{^^or^^^^- 
 
 \\^t[f.-■^^m.-^rwAm.-^^ I'i.-iTTf'f «.->qrq «.-&c. 
 
 5T^ijf or Itijf yo/"*. cTi?:^ srr^ijf. 
 About, 2'>''''P- oi'er the outside of, around, m^^^ 5ffNlN¥.H, 
 
 or ?T, ^^ffq^'^'H-JTiVFrf, qf':?r:. 
 
 2 in the vicinitg of. ^^r^qfTf, ^^7.^^. 'JTffrqT^, 'iTraht- 
 :i concerning. f^TT^ft, Tt^T'^T, ^^'oft, rT o/' Pjr (f/s Ht WA^T 
 4 — in qiiautitj^ quality, &c. near to. g'TTRP^TT, TtTTqi, 
 
 ^Hq:?^, giTTrr?r, f jtrrt, gnR. [^rarr, g^R. 
 
 5— in lime; near to, -J^^^ ?r-7Fr, aTrl^qJi-TT?, gTTRRr,g5TT- 
 G appcndaiitlg to the person. 'flf^TtR, viTtqm, ^T, 
 
 ^^rs, qr^T. [^"M oi" ^'f ^tr^=^rtt. 
 
 7 /// conqiass or circwnference of %?T?r, qfltft^T, =fi%T, 
 S o;( the point of, in the act of. ;j?iTH (ex. a. to dic.iTT- 
 dt"]?^. a.i o go TTiTHRg^,an(l 5T^=rR5~?T.,^R5?T,'Tf5"'Tr- 
 '5;q, q^^'^?T A c.)-JTfiTgiq (ex FtTUTTfirTT^ ctc.r. .'^(yjrft ) 
 'J'o be a. ?:^>7f, ?^T5Iot, rJRTTtT-g^'TRr'T %^Rr-ttT?r-'.*CC. 
 
 9 «/, //;, /» cngagedncss upon. ^TTrT, T"^'"^. 
 About, ads. circtilarlg. =5T(gT-fflT^ilT-&e-i=rTrr.?r.=7=.f5frr, 5R3^- 
 SfrT, TTTTT or Tf, fnTfiR: or Tf, IT3^ ^FJff. 
 2 /« circuit, in compass. q-=?TTtr,'^''TT^, '^Tr^=qiW, Tiff- 
 
 ^, qfT^:, qft'-fr^r, qfR-firsqr'fT-'^'r^-trfqsf^-ete. 
 
 .3 nearlg. cfrciler. 37r5?rT^, grre^ft?: or So;- -ffre^r?, gmi- 
 7j^ gTfTT^, g^TTFTT, t^^ (ex. about a mile ^r^ Fq;,aud 
 'i^r rrq^, ^^ t^qr, ^?:v^r ^q?, ^Tf T ^qT,?rff ^T ^q?, ^^f ^T> &e. 
 about .'^iv, about -seven, &c. ^TTfi ^W., m^ ^q^, ^TT'; '^q;, 
 ^^R f^^, &c.'). 
 ■I here and there, circa. 'iTT^f^F, 3'IT^^t^- '^TmqRT, 
 
 'iR^q'"^', 'iT'-frf q^^rt, s^s f?rq^%, f?i^3 ki^s, ^4 ff'4. 
 r> cireuitousig. qr^qiH, ^Jfts-sTRt, V':r 7Tr^^'^3;?r^'^('- 
 n7q;r iTT^^%?;?r ctc.fn':^;^^3Rr or,intrrsri.,, ^z^ q^qr. 
 
 To briug a. To Iring to pass. '?r5=T'^, ^sf=T 'HfTftTr, 
 To come a. To come to pass, q^qp %"^- T3^.
 
 ^B^R 
 
 To go n. To enler upon, be rnga-jeJ in. snm'<iif, STfrT^foif. [I 
 Above, }»-ri>. over. ^, ^r^-^Trft-ft, ^iff, TTfr- 
 
 I'roiu a. «nrT, TfT. , 
 
 2 V. I'roN. JTT, ^'rft. _ ^ I 
 
 3— in qiiaulity, number, .^<\ sfr, q^^:!. TIT, f^l^, 
 ^f*J "S-A I'. «*<■</ «ri7/i ^Wt. 
 AnovE, (n/r. ocn-hraJ, iqncanfu. jp:, ER^r, 7'!^i^ ^'■"^, ^tf^n:, 
 
 2 in the hcucens. ;f.5P"^f. ^^^,T'^, 'JTFKT^TfrT, 'JTrTft^TfT, 
 
 Above ALL,/i</i-.v.CiiiKFLr qf^ ipTH. "J ff r«l I H ^, Tff '^rr^T, 
 AcovE-BO.vni>/'./i-. ni)f*chnih-slin(li/.\.OvESL\-. ^•T=^Mq', ij 
 
 AB"VE-ciTKn. AuovE-AtENTioxEn, Above-xamed, &c. «. : 
 
 jTsrp, ^np, ^^fR[nr, "j^^'rf^, ^tttt, H^irrf^^ oi- ^, 
 
 (only iu writiug;".) frpTT, (only in Avritiiigs. ) srtfff-f^T :[ 
 To AnRADE, i\ II nil or wear ofp 'q^joESTT'if, ^T^'^, "^wM^ \ 
 
 Afln.vDED,;? v.V. -^loi^^x^Tr <S:e ^T^?;%;7r,3T'7^r%.f^'?f?"'T. 'i 
 
 To be or become a. ^T^TT^, ^Tjirr, ^t^^ijf. ;j 
 
 Ann.vsioy, n.\.\.—act, ^r^iJi ». ^W^M n. qw^W ». &e. ' 
 
 Miiik of n. 'sim%\ or afir^^r »>. ■ 
 
 AnnE AST, fl(/r. vilh the Ircasts in a line. ■STPFff 37^ 'JT^,^fftW j 
 
 ^rpft,'JTmwiTiT,^fqTO'^?T t7TfH',^r'T7T«f?r:,Tr'^f^?r:. j| 
 
 Tu AnniDGE. r a. ppilomize,Ji'iest,ahstract. '<JrPFTffT 3TM^, i 
 2 «//0(Y«I, f//;H/,;;4/,. V. To LkSSK\. ^jfr '?H ie. ^m. 
 
 AnKiDdED.p. v.Y. 1. HH?'%%^r .tc. g-%H-, ^'t^TfT^R, ^fj- ■' 
 AnnrDGEDLV. (nh. v. X. ;{i?^(TT^,;^^q=p)r?T, ?T?TT?r-., ^^t^T, ^1 
 AunrnoEMEXT, n. v. V. \.~acL ^^i^ n. ^%q ^af n. \ 
 
 —stole. ^?TT «'. ^vm^f- ^^T^-^orr »« 7r;^rT^=r « 
 
 I. honl; kr. (thri,J(jcJ\ compen'lium, fpil.-imc.ili'/cal. svm- 
 vwr,,, abslraet. »t"m«J.Hif i5T«(.?rPT'<^'«.?nTfr'!Tf «i. ^TT^4 
 
 >". ?rHrf rr w. fn?m'<T «'. ^^r m. 7^^ n,.r[T\r „, TtffFrr/. 
 
 AnnrnoER, ». v.AM. Hk-Tmrr. ffH? W^UU H^T-^KTS-F- 
 
 2 o«/ ofiloors, I'ifJ.oiil. ^r^l^^ ^r 
 
 Soi'f f/fiomr, iafonli/n place. ni^TFlf^, ^\^\^f{., ^r{{. 
 
 To Ro a. Vnf^rff ^fur, \nm n.-f-v^m^^ 
 
 -^iTiFfrr^^ 
 
 ABS 
 
 ■mT^frT (ex. '^ ^frf Tr^r^ n^^Ffa-), i!t^f^,=Cr^t?r, fi'^t. 
 
 ^To get a. 5I1^T5^, "T^-Toff fnJr-TSdfj^s:^ «.-^45T? •;«.- 
 
 ^"rfJF^ w.^m y. ojs. 
 
 5 /« the open air. ^q^ '7r=^t?r,3'q'I^m=^f?r,5rR':TRf. 
 2y AjiROGATE, c. ff. rrpenl iiHiiiil, v.To Akolisu. JTr5^,Hr- 
 
 AiiKOGATiox, «. V. A'. Hi'5'jf "• T5^5;iJf ". &C. 
 Ai!i!rpT,«. precipitous. ^^f:^ g^^?!:r,^5'TT=5TT,^?;%~qT5r5:-^:=5rr, 
 ^Tcprr ^55TT=5n", f^=jm^, rtT'^th^. 
 
 2 tc////o(f/ /iro;)f)- «oif/f^, \ . f^vui>EK.qci-g5-q-rj;r^H--?T??T,te. 
 
 3 iinconncclcJ. rJZT.^ ^/.T.L 
 
 Abetji'tly, (iclt\ v.A.2.^ ?Ttn?rt. ^ #r^?rr, fj^^rr %=^5rr-TN^, 
 
 •■^^ tf^^, ^i^TS^, 5i=5r''^, p^rt^f f , 'i^w.^.w!H. 
 AnrxPTyKss, h. a'.A. 1. W.JJ ^%"^Ti3TT «!■ fevT^?;?? «. 
 
 Abscess,!!, imposlume.^'^m. ^^'^K^JV{Hn.^^'V^'■:={^n.T^^{r]lm. 
 To Abscoxii, r. ii.icillulrnw or ahsentonc'ssclfclanilcstiiicli/. 
 
 qf q- ffsiir, r?T^ sq'Jf, ^f ^ ?jq^ 'fl^'jf, arir ^T^Jf, ^1-./. 
 
 TROT, ST^t 3TT*rr ^TH^, ^ TKct, ^^ ^wif, ??q^ ^^Ijf, 
 Abscosdeb, ;;. ABSCoxDiyt; p. a. v. Y. fH^^ JKOTTT. T5^ 
 
 ^Rrurrrr, &e. 
 
 ABsco^-al^-eLT, rrJ;'. v. A. JT'T^ !jq^, 7^?r ^jq?f, ^fr JTIT^T, 
 Absence, )!. v. A. l.^r|:i:^rf^ft/'-"'^^?^'^T warfirsTTPT?!!/. 
 
 3T^HfT?rr/- 'JT-7TTfTHffT/. qn?T?TT /. 'JTWHT^qirr '«. -^TTrsr 
 
 m!^^-M m. f5R^'??rT /. 3THfvrfq-/. ^fr or 3TlTvrf?r/. 
 
 Ill tlic a.. of.q<"r^, %f^5> ^fl'^t, ^nTFTi^r, 37^jt?t, 'jT^rr- 
 €r ( also ill comp. bk p;Ffr^Rr, FT^'Trsff, iW|T?n"^Trf"r ) 
 
 HT'T, q-pfiHPt. 
 
 2 .•3THR':Tqt7TT w. cjT^T-JFn «. ':."r?n --TPnTr / -i^^w-xx^-,^ n. 
 .3T5)T5fT?r?TiTr/. 
 Absent, « jio/ present. 'iV^pft?,''!?:?^, 'iTTTiT?^, <ff f^r^fTT^, 
 
 3T5]-?fiTFr, qfr?T, '¥r^?Tn3;, f5'"'^^''^ '''' f '"^'■^^: ^>7^f^- 
 
 2~mentallij, a-.Txattextia-e. aTHsr'^TT', 'iWRq','iT^'7rs'^, 
 
 -37Trrf?r;^5:oT, arir^^^, anr^grr^??, KTR^ir. 
 
 Terms, p]irases,sayiugs, Acdcsignalive or Jcseriptivo 
 of (7» a. person, and coiTespoutling with icool-rjaflierer, 
 wanderer, cloud dweller, (fv. are vjfifj^ i^if^ grsrs, 
 
 'f /";■• con. vfim^. 
 
 To bo a. \^\^x ^r^rtJr, ^^tr 
 
 '1 ore/' the region, firr and i 
 
 ^srrq-r ■^JTtrr, JiTTTrr-TJ^, 
 
 TV Absexti'/«. (ono'ri selO.^''?'^"'^'/''^ '"7'/"'f"-."*V^nfl': 'i-f?r'-n- 
 
 Absentee, n. person alsent from his place, post, tic. "iirgT- 
 
 ^lT''^T^^^-&e. JTmjr n.-kv. q'rfq-^ 3T^ q" ,7. 
 Absolute, a. ."overeiffii, de.tpofie, arlilrari/. TT-PTfTl'', ^n^.
 
 AliS 
 
 2 it.icoudl/ional, uiu^uahyied. aTRm^T'^, 'mf^^^T.., 3T?ff- 
 
 ABSOLrTKr,v,«A-.v.A.l. W^% g=5ljSFn'Jf,^T''4Tn?m"qV, J^iTft- 
 
 I. pcrcmpfm-ili/, v. Posititkly. qfTl%=>r, f-f^'Jr, ^5^,=T, 
 
 ^^^, ?tm^T, ^^T^?r. 
 
 II. H^to-7y, v.WnoiLX. arn^r, T^^T.. 
 
 j4jiS0I,UTEXESS, «. V. A. 1. 5<^?5Trfr /. h^=3,7\\f. ?^Tr|'?q- «. 
 
 2 'i■{^f?:^^-,^ n. ^Wi■'^^■^^^ m. 'i^^i\.fHwr^^ n. ^WM m. 
 
 ^%?fPTl^ m. ^%rni^f^ n. [«. 
 
 ABSOLrxio>", M.v.V.l. — act. ^\Z'^ii. f?[rqTr'--T-f^^lV&c.5TqT?r 
 
 2 —act. ^n^Xn. JTHF^T q^T'jf». '^V^^:^.f.^\^^^f.— state. 
 
 ^rs^T'JTTc!. g^^qiiT»i. iinFxqnTpft. nl^^t^/. v^rsq-'inF/. 
 
 To Absolte, t. a. exonerate, excuse, exculpate, acg^uit (of 
 crinunulilij. ) fiTR:qTTq--f?l^Vf?PSTTtT- <!le. STSTtTi', ^rsii^r, 
 
 W.Vi\:i- of 0. frrg^ ^toi , 3'^ITTT'4T M.-3'^o5?ri'TT''qr or 
 3-^5!;iTmp».-3"^55^re«. ^loty. 0/0. 3-3T^-HTq?-f?rs^^^- 
 
 2 free from a proraisc or C!i(/ayemciif.iijl,^\ .^HiWi^J =?vT'Jf, 
 
 1l.-^w■f•m^'^f■-&c. ^rsoi-q^FT ^;oT. 
 
 A lisoLVKD, p. V. A'. 1. f?FT';rq- &c. 5^r%OT, ^l^rtW, 3^5J- 
 
 ?rmT4T &c. %s;^r or ^T%?^r, f?r^Fr, ^^^Ptft, Ci'^'J^, 
 
 To Absokj;,?. r^ s!?;-/.,- up. 5frq'ar,3fif^Mu'i, 3li<M'Jf, fToV, ^TM, i 
 
 2 it7(o//y r/;y<-/yr, eii>/ross.Al-mT.-i^^-f^^i{-u'^'i'.'-4^r^c. j. 
 tpTCTf «»(', »iV. coil, ^r"^, sqfqtff^ %io'Tf. i, 
 
 'd sicalloa- up, consume, devour, lake. ^\\i\., •iP'M., 'fr^'HTOl', j 
 
 /;!!■. co;;. ptrf, '^A mil. T-^M' fj- of o. \ 
 
 ABsoEBEDj;.\-.Y.i.sfKa"?7r,5fif^ M'^sfF^r AiJ. 5iiH'=r,!nf^TiT. ii 
 
 FTPT'^, JTsft'T, ^,W'^\^ (ill cuuii). a^i JrPT^r^,=ri^. 3T--ir''q??rpT, 
 H^"?f^nl^, ), ^'m (esp. in c-uiiii). a,— T.r->T, k^T^rt^, 
 f^rar^'T^, ), T': ( iu coiup. a,- n = T^, "-'^RT'', '^T'-'TTHTT,) , 
 STTf^'S, ( ill coiup. as rf^5TTf^7, T^"r|if-:f?, 'i^^q^q^rf'T?, J, 
 
 To bo a. f?r»T^, 'I'-oi, n's^r, ^|^ -^m, f^^of, f?T-'q-i^'ii. 
 To be a. ^^j:"?!, f >7^iJi , f "jT'^'^rr q'i'-'r, ;:^Ji'3r. 
 
 I. (^iulo the Deil\) flfT^:^ TT^f^T^r, g^, ^Trngf^, STTHHi^T, | 
 5fm%-T?ST, STTfT^T^^T, STTfT^Sff^ff pTf o/- iTTfTsr^, ^\'r{\^^h. |1 
 
 f ABS 
 
 ABSoal3E^-cl-, «. v. A. afrq- w. ^fTqrriiiTfTp/. ^frT=j^ /(. 
 AesobbeaTjV!.— medieiuc. ?iRq^-^fr7'T;^->.^c. ■^Av^■'^n.-■^'.■^H. 
 
 2— vessel. T^TR^l't/ 
 Absoebeh, n. Absoebe>-t, a. r, Y. 1. 9fi-tT<JTi7:r S^q. afp?^ 
 
 ^ilT or ^TTf^ffl-^lfT-^?: «S:e. 
 AES0IIPTI05, 11. V. Y. 1. — act. ^tIt^' ?;. fqaf /;. fq-^=T %^f /(. 
 
 &c. ffr^OT?!. qRT?r». ^"iqft^Tcrr n.—statc. 3l"l':r%T'7rTw.>.Ve. 
 
 2— state. jji'T'JTr ?». &c. f?r^Tr?rr/ ?r=T?;??T /v. ?rfi>rFrT /. 
 
 "J'^f- fC/-?^^""'- ^??r^r/- 3=fW5T««. (esp. iu coinp. as 
 
 '■i— state. f^l^,^q^ or f3T^%qDTT'». &C. FT^ h!H. 
 
 I. ( into tlie Deity. ) gf^/ HTST m. ifwm^^ n. SfST- 
 
 Eapturc or bliss of a. ST^ffg'vT n. ^^vk^m. HT^T^ n. 
 
 To Absiai-V, v.n. refrain, forbear, ^^'^^-m^]^ &c. r^^ 
 
 used with Ijic verb expressing the object (e.\. 'i{^ 
 
 ^R n. ?r '-iDi' ^. ofo. ^^ ^(.-■'•fRsr^^ w.-'TFie^rm m.- 
 'i^^\^ m. q^or, f=TW, ^s^f, ?R?f q^^of , Hrnsqlrrft^- 
 
 AEsTEJXiors, Abstikei-t, «. ( iu diet, ) v. Tempebaxe. ^- 
 ?IT^ arr^ ^7q:Rr,3T?qT^,3^rTT^^,'iT?qHi^,'JT?Tr5ft, 
 
 3TrTH^, ^^^qi^rfr, T^^-^rr^K. 
 
 2 ( ill eiijoymeuts, geuci-. ) temprralc _ H^V'i ft^r?; %T- 
 DTRr, 3Tr7H>rt, SfrqfsTf Rt, 'JTT^R^TffRJTcfrg, ^qjft, 
 ?TiTqi% f^qrfr, f^T^T^t'Tt^r, f^T^Hf^q-, fT?T?tq"rTf, f^Tq'fTf- 
 f-fT, f^JfT^, T%f^?i5fr, f^l^i^, S'Tf^, f^^m". 
 3— diet, rcgiiiieu, life,. spariiKj, cj-f. 'iT-TTI^r^^^Tr, ?^^r- 
 
 AssTEMiorsLY, o(/('. V. A. 1. 2. aTrq^tTT^, ^T-qHrnq-sfV, 3T- 
 -qr^m^, aT'^Jqic, 3T'4"qi^, ^f^'rf^q'^ q;c=T, f^fsrj^r- 
 sr^rif-i?, rf^sreTHqcfq^. 
 
 ABSTEiiiousxESfi, ;;. v. A. 1. 3T=qi^R?^ «• 3T-qT^if''f-T«-»S;c. 
 
 2 f^r^rnHr^?-? "• f?r?T?[??r ^(. i7--qf^^Tf5:?5r n. f^?T?T|ffT 
 
 /. f%f^^f^r7 n- &c. 
 
 Absxis-E-NCE, ;(. \.\.--act. HfT^^=T '/. ^il'lf^TT ).'!• Hmft- 
 V. A. 1. 3T=qT|R »/(. 'iTrq^?lt7T ". 'iT^qT^T^r ''• 'JT-q-vfr- 
 
 ?;^^R »J- &e. 
 
 2 STrTTrT m. ■S^^^'[^^m. ?t5TH )«. ^^H?r im^\-^ m.T^- 
 
 ^■^ m. lTT5T?ra-Tfq- n. f^^^f^f ^^7^^^^ n. g'Trf|fET/. 
 
 I. V. Fasti>-g ?qT?r ?». PwfR 
 
 ;/)</r<f/f from. h.]^^\ or q;i|?f '^iJt, f-T- 
 
 To Aj;st 
 
 AB^iiiA'-r, II. \. AulaDUiU.Nx. ^[r ;;;. ^yr^'^ m. yTT-'tfl w- 
 ^RT'4 w. L'^^Tl' ''»■ 
 
 2 ( esp. of j-ulls, li«ts, accouuts. ) ^P^\U or rtfim m. ?T-
 
 ABU 
 
 ABT 
 
 a etseiice r.x-lrarlnl, v. E.vtuact. f^^^ m. P^€ m. 
 la the n. wilhoiit rrfn-ence lo particular per$ons or \ 
 
 Adstbact, a. ^«rj:,"J-«T'^^, ^■<r'Tnrr-7r.--iii giwnmav.^f^fT. ; 
 
 AitsTttAiTios, (I.— ofiiiiii.l. V. AusK-vci;. 'jT^tn^ «. ^^ 
 URff «. [TTf^ »'• 
 
 2 (from the world) ^^rr^ ,n. fjrd^/. ^'i'^T^(^f^ ^f^^" 
 
 Abstbacti.v. aik. V. A. unconnected with ani/ thiny ehe. #- ; 
 
 AnsTitiM;, .•J.iMn. tm-et, nxomUlc, occult. nT, IfT, ' 
 
 W4, f^, if5n«i, ??"f^, ^Tqr^. l^r^T, 'tstt-'T, fn"^. 
 
 AnsTKisfXY, luii: v. .\. ^JmFT, 5^m, ?r?('i^, '-T'^'T'?. | 
 
 ■srn^THT/ plW/ 'J^'^^PTT/ _^ j 
 
 Aesi-bp, ti, V. l'NBi;ASO.vAi!Lr,— ofpci'sous. ftr^^JfT, ^T- | 
 
 -of aots. jtulgiiiciil.-, .^c.-JTflTT^TO', 'JTjf^T, '^Wifrf^, 
 
 ABSi"iiDiTV,Ai;9VnDXEss, n. v.A. 1.— of persons. f^^^^Jfq'- !; 
 
 R «. f^M + IHN wi. 'JT^PFT^T'^r'T^T wi. %'5T^ «'. !! 
 
 —of ads, &(\ ^jf^q^cTf^ j;(_ -iT^K^^grruTT m_ -j^^flp;}^ '^ 
 
 11. jr'PfsT^^HT/ -HW^W.^^/. " 1' 
 
 l.—th(it which in absunl 'iT^^=F^T'j/.- ^T^PT «i. &^c. II 
 
 Abcnda>-ce, 11. great iilcnli/. qTi^'ZqTiiT '«. «S:c. f%T^?^tTT/ sr- 
 
 — iulctisclj: siipcrahindance, ^'e. v.ExriiERAXCE.gr^^y. 
 'J'^Plm. ^Hfj/ 'i^m m. =^d;=W,-[Z m. ^f^f. ^/. 
 
 Abusdam, a. Xvovsmyc, 2}. a. v. Y. 1. qr^OTRr &C. aTR'-cr 
 ( csp.iii comp. as, SiT^TrTlT, M'T^q'TS-sr, J'JIT^-q', f^rs'-'T, 
 ?iiii'fv, ^Tnn?''?T, 'PTT^^, ) !T^T ( ill comp. as, q^sf^T, 
 'jr^Y, T"irsr^T, ^?1IT=3'", ) H^ ( iu comp. af^^JT^WT, 
 qj^ ic.) 
 
 — intensely; saperalinulaiil, occrjlowiiii/, ijv.v. ExuBEli- 
 ANT. ^T^sj", TR^t, HlTHriJ, arfrlfr^, ^H5, 'JTf^SFT, 
 
 HI55 i?r5r7r, grlnrtT ^a'mm. 
 
 AdCXDAXTI.Y, AbOVNDIXGLV, «!?!•. V. A. 'TgrT, "I"!'^c5, TTTT, 
 
 7'o Ani-sr, v. n. vilnpernlc, revile, f^t^f. or fi^^^ f. pl^_'ij^ 
 
 nr^TRl «.-^f /-f%/.-Ac. ^^ f,.„fo. ^f^n.pl. 
 ■^of,- iiitcn.vcly, vclicmcnlly, &e.v. To ScoM). ^^iS or Ij 
 
 %^-gri^, ^K^FTt/. r-rm-i^^i &c. || 
 
 -coarsely or lillhily. Expressive of tliis sense there arc 
 Bome scores of filtliy formalions; but \\0 omit them. 
 To begin to a. r?rf%^r^T ^PJf. 
 
 2 ill use, misuse. ^F.t^l-TA^"^ ?IRi^, W^^^, f^TSW, 
 
 &c. ^laty. o/o. 
 
 3 trick, V. To Deceive, s^sf^, HT5J^Ruf, Hi^TTcT'jf, ^^' 
 
 m. 7;':"Jr. 
 xVuvsi;, AjJCSi.NCi, n. v.V. 1. — ajc/. "^T^rsitrr w. Ac. '^^l^trft/. 
 
 — iulcnsely, vcliemently, e<cc. ?i?T^^o!r or oft or ?fFrf^- 
 
 '^ pop.-kv^ 11. 
 
 2-aci. T^^^M n. Ac. ^H^^'T/. 'JT^^^TrqiT «t. tfTTTdoqq^K 
 
 4— «(•/. )-TS ^oi ". srTH:El5f ". Ac. ST^^^R w!. ^^H m. 
 
 f.z^^\^ m. c^t^T'^y^ «. 3T?rTT^R m. 
 
 1. fiJ(/SRC laiiguctfje. fsT^ft/. or fJTS^T/i'/. TTst/ TT^/. 
 f^Tqtnr^ or ^/. IHT-^UT w.^^f^^/ ZT^^.n.^i^^ Ji.jarM 
 
 Strain of a. Torrent, shower, volley, Ac. of a. f^TS^TT^ 
 
 cTFT/. cTT^TT^ft/. _ ^ [q?|rr, 
 
 Abused, p. V. V. 1. f%^??T, Ac. f?ri^^, f^Hfi^fff, ff^^FT, 
 
 To be a. fiJti f. ?fFf. 
 Abttsi^'glt, Abi'sively, ado. V. A. 1. f^Efr-TToft &c.-%5;^, 
 |^T55ofr-Ac. q;^,TT, f^^rr^^, fHH?w -Ac ^^w■., \i,^ 
 
 Abusive, «. v.T.l. vilupcrulicc, scurrilous, S{c. fsTSTCT, <Tr5T- 
 
 To grow or become a. i\'Y^ii. f^Z^X-'^W^^-f'^T^ 'j. of s. 
 rti^^TTlT m. ^7.^ fj. ofs. 
 
 Terms iov an lusii'c jiersoii, corresponding ivitli scur- 
 rilous dog, hlaclc-mouthcd, Joul .^'okcii, loose-iongucd,^'e. 
 fellow, arc ^5?(T^ cfk, Ftrsm f ^ '^j^^^T, ^^5^0% H?r, 
 
 ff'rerqr TIT ^^%FrT, ^^ mh^ fn^rfr, Ffi^-g^?^r- 
 
 TT^^OT Ac. f'T'TSr «!. 
 
 I. — words, language.Ac.fsTsTt^T, TTSft^r, RT^rTT, 1%^r^T, 
 To Abut, r. «. larder upon. PT^of, Bt^T^qTnwj. ^TfTcf y.o/^-. 
 
 with ^T ofo. ^An^ 'il^^, ^^n^ f-V.n^m. 'JTH^y. ofo. 
 ABVT:ME^■•r, Abuttiicci, n. v. Y. — state. ^TTTT/ ryirTT »». ^- 
 
 HmqTTw. JT^'r^ra. ^=5ff?R-^?Tf?T^-?^r^m^-&c. ^f^f^Jf. 
 Abuttal, Abutmext.w. headland. ^ffTT^ffq' m. 
 Abysm, Anxfis, n.loflomless ^iilf ;fFTT'4-^3Trf?r^5f-Ac,'3TT^T?r 
 
 n. f^m nr&c.
 
 2 deep icatfir. ^^'\^'^l^ n. -^ m. 
 AiiVssixiAX, n. ^sr^ft «>. f^\or f?r^ w. 
 A'JACiA, 11. ffum-arahic-tree. ^\'>^^ or iTTTo?/. Some species or 
 
 varieties !^.v&\^^J■^7. f.or \^sW,l /., "ToSR'r/.o/- ^R^f?:!/. 
 
 2 — the gum. ^J'^^'^] fkw. or 'il^m.-'^T^m. 
 AcADEMiAL, Academic, Academical, a. helomjinri fo nn 
 
 acaJemy. fsr^ra«T?T'5lVlr, TT5^Tr?5T?rW^4T, T^^i^'^r, V]^- 
 
 AoiDEM:iAN, Academician, n. member of an a. fsrqrtff w. 
 Academy, ti. associaiion of learned men. ^f^i=T?T^S'»i. M'tTfT- 
 
 2 ^)?«ee oj education. ^^J?A f. Tre?TT^[/. f5rqr^!TT^'<TT=T«. 
 f^qr^rq w. HS m. 
 To Accede, i\ n. assent to, t. To AaitEE. Wi'^■^^^T^-^S^^^ ^ 
 
 To xiocELEBATE, V. a. expedite, v.To HASTEN-.TfH/. ^\^^^ 
 
 y.o/o.iTf?r?r|^«.-iTf?rff5/-'Tf?ff5n:r/-Hr^r5r|^ n.-t^n^-^^ u. 
 
 -^Tff^/.- f^rlffT^^ ". ^raf. 
 
 AOCELEEATED, ;;. Y. Y. ^^'q^'^rT, fcJ-Tr^f^FT, &0. 
 
 AcoKLEEATios, n. V. Y.^act. H^^^^ n. mxv^tr^ "■ ^f^^i,- 
 
 fT n.—act or state, %^ff5/.^f?rff?/• 
 AccELEEATivE, a. T. V. adding to velocity. rWUf.-k'^ m.-^frj 
 
 /-&c. ^rr^-TiTFr, fsr^rsrl^, ^T^r^^, Tf?r^^^, ?qfi%- 
 
 Accent, n. modulation of the voice. ^grf^frT/. ^^ITHT m. 
 
 2 ^i/-e.«« or force of voice. ^\ m. ^K>n. aTP^TT'T m. 
 Acute a. 3'7lTr m. 
 
 Circumflex a. J^ftiT ot. 
 Grave a. ^^^.f^ «>■ "^^^T »««• 
 AtteDtion to a. j^Jc^qf^r^^lT m. 
 
 3 ma/'/i; directing the voice. ^frfJT'^ «• ^'"flTT^ f=5f'^ n. 
 
 4 ov accents; tone, speech. ^T. m. f^f^T m. qroit /• 
 Pleasing a. g^T w. 
 
 Soft, gentle, &c. a. W-^^-^f^ m. :p^^^ w. ^^J^r m. 
 Tremulous or broken a. ■JTfrKC': m. 
 
 5 peculiar tone. ^T pop. ?pT »t. ToET m. 
 
 To Accent, To Accentuate, v.a. — in speaking or reading. 
 
 ?crr m. ^^ ^r^^-^^K^-^^^^-^v^^-&c. ^^^ ^r^ijif- 
 
 2 mai-h with an accent or with accents^ ^TT=5fT V^^f- 
 '^r^TI^Tirr/. pl.-'^.f^^^^ n.-f^rf^^^n, 2>l.-&c'%^{-wM. 
 To Accentuate, v. n. observe the accent; — in speaking or [ 
 reading. ^^TT'"- \3^ %?y'jf-3'WK"^-^=5r^-&c. ^^T. ^T!^■S\- 
 3"^tT'jf-<fcc. ^KM-^ qr?m- &c. ^r^^^TT wi.-^^tr^TT'JT n. \ 
 
 Accented, Accentuateo, ;;. v. V. A. 1. ?p^, ^fT^, ^X\- ' 
 
 ^ 3'^rT^f7r-i^^^l7?7r-?fr^en^-&c. ^KT^r^rTrfT, ^^t'r^, ; 
 ?T^fif^?r, ?f^qTqf5?r,WHfT^fiTfr, 3^-r^^-3'^TfT'=r-3^-3l^- j 
 
 2 
 
 ACC ^__^ 
 
 Accexter, Accextuater, w, v. Y. ^spTm. '^g^rf q^jytjrj-^ 
 
 Accestuatiox, Accenting, h. v. Y. A. 1, — act. T\T^f\^rx. 
 
 rTT/ — a. or s. J^Tq;^r^TTw. 
 
 V. Y. 'N.—act. X^l\^^-7^X]^-'^^X-X^V^!fB ^\7^^n.-^^J. 
 
 cj%^KUT)». ?P^?rffp/ ^3^^'45T«. ^^X'^'mn. ^X'^WA- 
 '^K^ n. f^Tq^\f'^ f 
 To Accept, v. a. receive kindly. Efiif, \p"TT^€^ q'nf, Jj^r^ n. 
 ^■^ g. of 0. TrFq--in^ -^^tt ^, m^^T Vf, ^'t^IT'Jf, 
 
 2 ( a bill of escliange. ) ?r^rT'^, H^^f^RSj-, 3Tr^T'«. %X- 
 
 or y. of 0. '^^w^x^. 
 Acceptable, a. v. Y. 1. ^q'T^r-^r-^n"^T-'fFq'-%iT?rT-^riTr, 
 
 tjfrq-, ■?n^q', 3"qf5[q-, ^TTK^T. 
 
 I. V. AoEEEABLE. aTTSTSfrr, HT'^', fSHT, qpFT, T^RT. 
 Acceptableness, m. v. A. 1. ^SfT^TPEft 'TFqiTT /.-3T^rrT/.>S;c. 
 
 I. arrsrsfTT'JiT m. jpFqcrr/. 
 
 Acceptably, «f/i\ v. A. 1. ^^iT ft? 3T#, ^^rT CTwJTTOKrqr, 
 H^W 3"FRNi^K?^r, H^mnJ^-^R?qr-^PTT a. dec. ^^. 
 
 Acceptance, Acceptation, Accepting, ». v. Y.l.—^'e/.'^Tf «. 
 ^f OT ?i. y-llriM ?». ^^i^T n. ^XZJ^ n.—u. or s. XJpn. Kft- 
 
 2— act. X\^F[X^": TFT^TtJif «. 3Tr^?:ar ».— «. or s. ^^R w. 
 aTTTT»». W^T'TXii. X\^XTSf. 
 Charge for a. Xl^^ff 
 Acceptation, ;?. ( as of a word. ) v. Meaning, rrf^^? m. 
 3T'W^ Hi. 
 
 The common or popular a. ^;f^/ ^^fr^f. sf^TTFT n. 
 Accepted,^. V. Y. 1.5T?r%?7T, ^fir%^OT, ^t^TT^c. %^. 
 
 2— ?r=piT^?jr, ^rr^^^^r, ^z^\., arr^^r. 
 
 To be a. q^rof, ^T^Rof. 
 I. received by grace, favored. Si-i^'i^'lrt. 
 Accepter, «. v. Y. 1. %urRr, T^oT ^'T'JTRr, ?Tr|l?, ^cfhfTR- 
 
 srf?r?Tr^. 
 
 2 ^^PRiJTRr, &c.?nFR-H^^R-3TT^-&C.-q;T<iTRr. 
 Access, n. coming to.,v. Approach. q''jf«. "TT^nJf". aTT^Tm. 
 3TmiT^». 'iTFTlTr/. 3TFTRr«. 3'Tm'Tnf. 
 
 2 Jt'ffy of coming to. ^\Zf. TF? m. STriT^^TPf «;. aTTTT^- 
 q-ST m. 37rTf?rq-<T »«. 
 
 3 ////e/Vy of coming to. ifrT/. VJ'MI^I Hr^aft^F /.-q^^TRPtt 
 
 /-arrfrr /.-&c. sr%?T ?». ^^rrfft/. j^gR «. sTmirrfn- /. 
 3TFTP75frr/ arpmj^rrr/ wmTTTf^f^yr w. 
 
 4 ( of a fever, fit, &c. ) ==r^ m. ^^fm^ n. H^TT ^W«.
 
 AGO 
 
 10 
 
 'j^tt m. (esp. in comp. as ?f n%n, ^Fmi^n, ^W^^^T, 
 &o.) snf^/. or ^rnfir/ (c^p. iu cou.p.as ^Ofrf^, ^C- 
 
 ?ijnf*r, Ac. J. 
 
 6 Sco I.vcBE.vsE. V^^ f H^FT^m, f H^T^. 
 
 ACCE^SABV, a. atsistanl to a crime. fn^iIT^T, ?infH, fH^T- 
 2 *?//)/«/, contrilnilke, v. CoyorciYE.^ ;a^, ^^^rff, 
 TTjnr^, TTFTfr, 3^%^, TTf^, 3^^. 
 
 ViiE-iSABV, n. htlper in a crime. ^F^ m. f ?r^ c. 3Tn>T- 
 
 1! //ii'/iy fl. or Inlpful. T^%X m. 
 \.rE«lB!E. a. V. N. 1. q-RT or qWPTT=qT4F^-^R?fT-^mT, 
 
 1— of persons. ^^T^ V-"IKI, ^^H, S'lH^^T. 
 \, rE?siiii.E>-E>s, n. V. A. 1. TT^r of MNNl^t 'TF^iTT/-- 
 5T^jmT/.-3?i;-^/-&c. ^STFTT^ft ^V /. aW^fTT/. TR^'f- 
 TrTT/. ^' I HcIl /. arrai H^^I'^d l/. 3TPTPIT|iTT/. STrirf^r- 
 
 A'CE-iSlOX, «. iiierement, v. lNCBEi?E. =fT^/- ^f^/ 
 
 2 ( to the tlirone. ) TT^^R ^^ n. nTc^t=5rr 3Tfti:pn: m. 
 Vaf-STTJf frof n.-&c. inf. con. M^H^T^rRr/ TF^m^qiffT/. 
 
 TT^fvT^mTNf^/. ^ i ^q g .Hi fy- TT^T^sntH/- rR=T''j5rf?^. 
 
 ^-A-^wlW^^f^'A f. I 
 
 a— to an oflicc, gciicr. arf^T^TTFm w. atf^q^FTTWf^/. ! 
 
 •1 or AccEDiNQ TO, V. V.I.— .Tf/. JTFq' ^prf ?i. ^F^ ^\^n. 
 
 5 (of a fever, &c. ) See Access. 
 \cCE3soRY, See Accessaex. 
 AfClDEXCE, n. rudiments of grammar. oi||4><'JIH<-lrtr^ ?'. /iZ. 
 
 =«J(+<U|4=lTn »». 5qT^7U]Tf-<TiTf5T w. sqr^^onf^ w. 'cffJI^JT- 
 
 VcciDEN'T, ?i. non-essential qualily or mode; eirciimstance, 
 adjunct. 'iJT'VT^.'-^ m. aTT^'^JT m. ar^^^q^f m. 3T'T=I- 
 tTJT n». ^r^Hqif in. 3TPT^-«&c. ^ »». 3T^THrf%^yT m. 
 2 chance, casualli/, continjency, fortuitousness. qTT «». 
 
 By a. V. Accidentally. "^R,"^5r^R^^^. 
 By rare a. ^PH^'^^'^RFr. 
 n un a. a casual occurrence,an incident. ^qTM m^X 31lriril' 
 
 4 an evil a. « disaster, v. Calamity. 3f^5 «. arf^T^T- 
 <TTrT m. 3Tf^ Ji. an^R »J. 3TT7FTfr/. 
 
 Accideuts, — compreh. ^SfS^r^ftK «. 
 
 i'atal a. an^TTfT »». 
 
 In case of a. viS-J^u-f^H q^rTTH. 
 Accidental, a. v. N. 1. non-essential. 3TPig^, STTfT^, 
 
 2 chance, casual, coHtinyent, fortuitous, incidental. 3TPT- 
 
 fT, 'fl*!',uTi^.cj^ fH^^>^, 'iTf^rfR^if T'JT, Trqt, arrTf^^ 
 
 ACQ 
 
 Accidentally, arfy. v. A. 1. aTrnj^^Hf^, STT^s^rff^^TT, 
 
 ACCIDENTALNESS, «.v.A.l. m^^^ n. 3TT^-HVTT/. STRtRrf- 
 
 ;:r n. aTWTTrf^^? «. 
 
 2"^€r#PT »». ?T^OT/.>-T'?f^^^ ''• 
 Acclaim, Acclamation, «. v. Shout, -^ii^^^pn: m. ^W^ 
 
 in. ^JftrT »». ^mi^ m. v:^X or ^^^Im-. Sf^WlsTH: m. 
 To Acclimate, Acclimatize, v. a. habituate or inure to a 
 
 climate not natiee. ^T\^=-^T ^'-^ ^^^\'^\-W\:^^WP;t-&c 
 
 Acclimated, Acclimatized, ^j. & a. v. \. m\r\~-^J l"^:?! 
 To bo a. TT?n=s^ \^^ W^^ \m-, \^^^ ^fTT m.-T\^ 
 
 w.qTijf. I^T/. &c. ?Kr<T?f-^?^H-&i;.m^ ^"JT, all with 
 
 ^or^ofs. 
 Acclivity, n. acelivousness of ground, "^^f "^ nt. 
 
 2 an a. a rising ground, '^^'^f. ^sf^r^T m. mt[ f 5Tn m.f. 
 Acclivous, a. rising. =q'S^, =^ijft^r, ^^T^T, =^r=ITqT. 
 To Accommodate, v. a. supply with a convenience. ^TtI/ 
 
 2 rtfZfl;j<, v. To Tit. viTH fn.-^sfcTr w.-^-'T?5/.-^^^t/.-'S:c. 
 
 3 reconcile, make consistent. '^^^^,^^^J^J.-^^m.-Vi7,m. 
 
 Accommodate, a. suitable, v. Fit. qp^T, rtN*. 
 AccoMMODATiNa, a. obliging, v.Kind. qm^rT?ft?^,T?NWft. 
 Accommodation, n. conceniences as respects lodgings.'^^vqj 
 
 ACCOMPANIEE, M.AcCOMrANYlNO, p.a. V. V. 1. a?lC? COMPA- 
 NION. ^n-&c.:3TmiTr-q'>JiTTr-=^rFH'nTTr, ?r^1rr-?f ^i i=r?T-&o. 
 
 2 ^Ti-&e. Jff^nJrTTT-TTpTTTr, Hnf?r-^-H H\'\H -TT^ff-Ac. 
 ^F^iIKT, ^^Tf^r^, tn\ ( esp. in comp. as ^f^ffT, ^'f^^T, 
 
 Accompaniment, Accompanying, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^n-&c. 
 
 ^TTf ?i.-q-af n. ^r^Tffr/. W^TH^ ». &c. 
 
 2— state. git-&c. ciTflffr-5:r|^«. Blfd/. ^'tw. ^T^'^i^frf/. 
 
 3TH^T »». ^r'TEr?"<TT^ »• ^^^TlHMrq' n. 
 
 I. — thing accompanying. ^^ aT^'TITr-aTT^^T^ ^TfJ «.- 
 
 f^TTT >«. q^r'Af m.-^n 71.-&C. 
 To AccoMPANr,v.a. go or come with. ^'jt-H^FHt or ff-^HI'I^- 
 
 ?r%r-5Tn^?-&c. ;3TPT-qTff-mrtui' &c. H^f?r/-ti^Jin=T«.- 
 
 w^\n n.--^m m.-m^4 n.-nf^T^ n. ^?:uf. 
 
 2 ic «'tCA, associate,^e. H^-fFTfft o?- cf ^HRH-&c. -'iT^, 
 
 TTf^T, ^nf?r /. ^m, ^1 OT.-^Mi'iH OT.-?r^r^ /M.-^'tsffr/. 
 :F?:iif, ^^"jf, ?r^f€'<Tfrr/.-?riTir^*rnT».-wf stti h i ^ h;j. ^^. 
 
 Accomplice, jj. associate in crime, •Ml'^lUn. fHrf!"-!)'l (n.l'i^fj^f- 
 Accomplices. — gener. ^T'trrPf »»■ p?.
 
 ACC 
 
 To Accomplish, v. a. complete, consummate, achieve, effect, j 
 execute full I/. ^^,'Si^^^^Vi^^'^m^ %5^, g^I^of, q?rnf , ' 
 
 ^Eqjp^^ FrftH or itStH ;TRiJi%tif-3TTaTaT-qT^-qT^'H- 
 5r'Tf-&c. ^\X ado. qTSiif, ?TftTR ^rdt, It^T^^T ^i^, ^f^sfiif , 
 T|T3T--^;'Ttir-fH5-&c.^'if, fJTgt^ ^i^, TfcuilMW amiiCTt, ^ 
 ^J^, 31Trr<^H».-3Tra'«^=Tr /-5"TT^ w.-^fTRiift/.-HTKDT^ 
 /.-&c. ^^ot ff. ofo. [Ac. ^FTii^. 
 
 2 (a peiiod or term ) complete, fill. TT^, 'JDT-jrr- JTiTT- 
 
 3 (a prophecy, &c. ) v. To Fulfil. 'Taf-'Trr->-tc. JRot, J- 
 
 4 attain, obtain, v. To Get. ^TT^, ?rra'<^, fiTStiT^r, STTH" 
 Accomplishable, a. v. V. 1. and Attainable. ^r-TT^r-^sTT- 
 
 5fFT?TT-^"RT- &c. ?TT'^"T, ( used abundantly in comp. as 
 easih/ a. 3T?qiTTRT, 3HHNI^OT«T, hardly a. s;fPraTfq-, ^p- 
 "STTn-RT, and !:T?r^T'-'T, fTR^T«T, 5T?:^rKr, 3T>fHT«T, qTT- 
 
 ^iT^rwT, "q-jf^rrKT, a^^FHT^r, srf^T^T, ^^wt^t, &c. ) 
 ;j qnrpqT-=qT-&c. qof ;f;?n;^-=qT-&c. 
 
 4 ^tTT^T '^-Ac. ^qr^^ft^, ?rT«T, sm^T, srms^, BUTcq-. 
 Accomplished, 7'. v.V.l. 7ntT%?7T, ^;^^, T'^^^, rT^flHT- 
 
 Rj^TT, &c. ?rJTTH", ^r^r, wfq-?r,f*r5, ^'TrfT^r, '!>=??•, ^^TTf^fr, 
 
 ^r^TN^, 3TTTTftT^, fJTWrf^, f=T^q=5r, ?ifT'<T?f, iff^rT^^. 
 To be a. FrftlT or ''Jii\^-^^^-M^-'^-^X\T^^.,^Kadv. 
 
 qsof, cTfKTT o</y. ^oT, \^^zw ^^. 
 3 qof, qoT %%?^-5rr%^. 
 
 I. complete in acquireinent.ifi?iished,2)roficient.v.CLE\E'B.. 
 JTwrt, ^T^-CT, nfoT^^lTl-^ 'H^'iuft, ^1THT=5r, ^^Fr^OT^q^, 
 
 Some terms for An a. person are ^fTRft^, ^TT^q^, 
 ^TRF^r, FT^t "T^, arq^g;^. See further under Clevee. 
 AccoMPLisHER, n. V. V. 1. ^P^TOITTT, ^IRr^WTTT, &c. ^>^ 
 
 ^"JTRT, rrltw rrr=niiTTT-H'JrKT &c. ^t'«t^, ^'tt^^f, ^Hiq^. 
 
 2 TmiTT, 'T^" ^FT'JTRT. 
 
 3 'jyf-^rq'-qrr- &c. q;<u||<i. 
 
 4 ^TTSOTTTT &c. ^'MKH+dl, ^qTJ^. 
 Accomplishment, «. v. V. l.~act. ^v-^^ n. T^it^ ^iin.&c. 
 
 n. ^im^ n. ■•STmT-<:T?r M. STRTT^ n. 
 
 state. ^^^[^JJ\W.f ^mf^ f fflfg;/. f^^Tf f^T-s^f^ /: 
 
 ffHiift/. ^f^'^f^f 
 
 A means of a. ^q^g[^ n. 
 A. of an undertaking. ^rr^rf^Tf^ /. 
 2— act. m^T ». lyf-Ac. SPTW w. ^TtT «. 
 state. TTFft/. T'^'mT w. 'J^'cTTy. qoTf? ". 
 I. rt?i a. an attainment, a grace. ^ITTTy^ 3TrJ^T '»• 'TWr 
 n. ^ m. EFH^ «. 
 
 Accomplislimcnts — compreli. ^RoET^ft/ ^J?. 
 Jp AccoBi), t>.», y. To Ageee. firzijf. ^W, q^'if, ^i^, 
 
 VI ACC 
 
 To AccoED, V. a. See To Settle, To Give. 
 AccoED, n. just correspondence, v. Agbeement. pts m. ^- 
 JT «!. ^5TR m. oFTR «». 
 
 2 «(nwrt of heart, v. AgeeemeNt. (T;};f%f^». fjTrJTTf m. ^- 
 
 AVitli one a. i^4> R -d m' , iJ+HdM' or (t^T f^rfR- ^^r 
 
 3 own a. ; spontaneous agreement ivith. ^?irfr"T ni. 3Tr- 
 
 Of one's own a. 3TTq?5 STTqW, aTR, 'iTFT'JTf^r, arm'flTq", 
 3TrT3TTq, •'HNnf^q' or 3TN^?^, ^?r: pop. W?rf, f^TTHm- 
 
 Accordance, ?i.v. V.N.ow(? Ageeement. — state. HoTw. vIJT 
 >«. ^TR m. 5PTW»(. 
 In a. with. 37'^^, SF'T^T^, ^^TRf, ^TTf^?. 
 
 ACCOEDANT, a. ACCOEDING, p. (Z.V. Y.N. fH-iUITCT &e. ftr- 
 ?5?1>T^, STrTT^TT, ST^^?^, TTTip^. 
 
 2 ««rf Accordantly, Accordingly, conformable, conform' 
 ably. N. B. The word, being never a, preposition, is not 
 here treated as such. ^^\^ ( in comp. as ^rfJTTwf, 
 rillMMIui, ifT?^!TSTJTr<if,&c.), ^R^T ( in comp. as HlrtlftR- 
 ^T, %?^?nT??r, &c.), ^■(^+Hi ^fj^sft^, HTT>^, 3Tg57T(itl 
 comp. as 3TTW3^, JfnHTHi::q,%^TT5^5?T,^?:^^,FT55^rq, 
 &c. ), aig^HK ( iu comp. as ^PTrg^R, ^TT'i'IT^R, J- 
 DTl^WR &c. ), q-<TT ( in comp. as ^T^TP^TTT, T'^Tprfar, '^- 
 VTT^Tr^, &c. ), ^Tx^ or qT??^C=T ( in comp. as fJHqT?^ 
 
 orq^l^^ srqTT'i^qf, ^tTTTT^, q'p^?fTqTf5r, &c_),qfr 
 
 ( in comp. as srfl?5rqff, ^^mft, &c. ), 3Tg?5^5 ( lit. 
 regardingly, observingly,advertently,as siFq'rfTa?^^- 
 ?T ^FTT mnR), ^rift ( in comp. as 'duiNiri ifr^OT, ^V^^]- 
 cTrfi' ^r^, &e. \ nff ( in comp. as ER-aTT^TrT ), W^'\^^. 
 
 AccoEDioN, n. ^ cTKJI-H ^fsr arf^. 
 
 To Accost, v. a. speak to first. ^?:^5r,qf|?^ ^T?^"r,^'#r- 
 tT'^,5rFF'HI"4U| /J.-STTf^HPT'Jr n. %l^. 
 
 Accouchement, n. v. Deoiveet. ^^^ f^T/. 
 
 AccoucHEUK. ». q-^5r^iff;i?T m. gfcfl^ »». 
 
 Account, n. ( of debts, expenses, costs. ) f|?T»f «• f^^ii^ 
 
 There are certain Zjmcs drawn iu Papers of accounts; 
 and these have particular significancies and particular 
 names. Some are 3T^, 315f?r, '^^T^T, |^Tft, ^, «rRI?5r- 
 
 Abstract,or General a. r^^j^j m.-Fraiiiing of it. ^i^T^. 
 Budget or bag of accounts, ^rs^^ m. ^|rt<.Mr?5 m. 
 Current a. -^jWdF f|?TST »i.-^^^=^ '«• 
 Payment-side of an a. ^^ m. To enter (an item)upoii 
 
 it. ^=srf?r fef'?f-Tri?<if. 
 
 Eeceipt-side of an a. "^Klf. To commit or enter upon 
 
 it. ^mr KTT^-^?:^!, ^h^t trw. 
 
 Eough a. ^^T 3TT^?nT »«. ^^ f^?l>I '«. ^^ ^T5T «. 
 Eough entry into an a. (r^p^T^/. 
 Eunuing a 3T?5T?J f^^^ m. :S{^W,^VR\ »'■ 
 Belonging or relating toacccuuta. "^iKTri^^f, ^HT'i^i^sff-
 
 A CO 
 
 ACC 
 
 ^, fi[Jnft or fijjfNft, f^?T«lT^ or ^^IRT^, 
 Kfiimiiiiug over oliiu a. T^IK. 
 Tlint liait an a. with T^T^rt^. 
 To balance an a. fvV^ FT5T m. JrT?TJf-7?TTwf, ^IH^T^ 
 
 <•'• v\^/- 'Fi^, ^j^rnq^ "•■ 'P^r- 
 
 To .-all to a. .Ay. fg'fl)^"!.- 5rrST wf.-JcTSrft f.-W^W^\f-- 
 To L-Ifar accounts. ^rrST m.- 5r5rff/.-<S:c_ ^s-or, qrSJTT'". 
 
 To have au a. with. ?IT# «. 3TO"if y-o/s. »-ec;>r. 
 
 To make up and settle accouuts or au a. ^^^mJ^f--'^- 
 f nr m.-&c. JPT'rf. 
 
 To put to tlie a. of. ^W^T-^i^ &c. f^^-^im (j.ofs. 
 m^ fJ^'if-srti^-'^l'Tff g-ofs. 
 
 To turn to a. + 1 K uff-^FPTrV- &c.?5T^, "?)^Rr-^'TT?r-&c. 
 •STm^f, au J r. n. ^JHTTRT qpJT, +IHi'H ^'^f, TvST^T-STHT^T- 
 Ae. ^of. 
 
 1' reyarJ, rstimntton, v. Valfe. f|?T5f »n. ^'"^T «»• T^rfty. 
 l%JrT/ H^^I^ "'• f^Vn^^f- (n<-g- con.) %«rr m. ( wr-y. 
 
 3 narrntice, stalemen{,r(lation, s/ori/. slPl^l'Hw. JT^^to. 
 'FT*?'?^/ 'ini/- 'F'TT/. 3T^^rT^ »». sfFFr m. ^f%^rT/. spTT- 
 DIT or JTTwi. ^r?^/. ^TTf?r»>. STfT^'^^'J- ^^f^C^iT". ^Wi- 
 
 STrfT^IrfH II. 
 
 Accounts, tidings, v.News. suHrfl/. ^«IT/. ^tTTH'w.^tT?!. 
 Accouuts of emissaries, v. Inielugekce. 3T^«IT? or 
 
 Circumstantial a. rPnite »). 
 
 Detailed a. ^ri^FT/. [ tot n. 
 
 True and exact a. ^^,'4jf\ f. 5f4'Trr'F'<T^ w. Sf^f^fTTS:- 
 Writteu a. ^P+.+HHlHi »». 
 
 4 fjeplanalion, assignment of causes, fi\^^^n. |H^'<T?r «. 
 fTTPTFtrR". 5fr^^3T»M.«. +HU||Jc4jii);f .«. q^fr^^cpfrq- 
 
 n. ir<i*r%mJTm. (Tcii%v^ry. sfrf^^TTTfJTCT'jr «. 
 
 5 y/-OK«</, V. ]{eason. f^fiTFr n. ^ROT «. ^T^R /. 
 
 On a. of. hS-, ( ex. ^,"5^, TT^^rm^ &c. ) ^T5T, ^f^\, 
 ^, 5im, "TT^r, Mh^,^( ex. r ^. ^ l lir H rHtr ITR%,) 3T'-5t, 
 vr<i (ill couip. with Sanskrit words, as ^T^^if, ?r^<l &c.) 
 
 On that a.PTTW^'-^Tnr-mSr &c. 
 On this a. ^i-??T5r-!PTTai-, 3TfT^5r, 3T?r:?m'JrR, 3T?r'.. 
 C invoice,invcntory, calalogiie,v. List. ittT /. qi ^airfl^il 
 
 To take an a. 5r^/.-^>ry. %^^ ^-^^jp^ y_.j^_^y-_ 
 
 Account-book, n. ^j^^^f. ,=t/. %j^/. ^^t^rr^t ^/t/. 
 To Account, v. a. reckon, regard, v. To Valve, ^^i ^- 
 
 To AccooKr, V. n. for; assiyn causes. spiroTn. ^rfntif, ST^r^T- 
 
 "•-sfPTRTJT »i.-&c. sfnTTt-. 
 
 2 for; a««««^->'--f^'^^w.-^3TT^»».-H~r^RT«».-5rTlT»i.-.S;c.%5f 
 
 |l Accountable, a. v. V. IN'. 1. cfr^:^, f^sTT^T, fH<r^=fw, f^^- 
 2 V. An.swerabi.e. f^siq-^TFT-ifra^ir &e. jqm, 7[ST^- 
 
 ^Tf, iTraii^, 3-TT5; "^"^JTr^rr JafqsFTft. 
 
 To be a. for. J^m^TT w. M]'S!^m aTO^t y. 0/ .t. 
 
 AcCOfXTABLENESS, ACCOIKTAEILITT, «. V.A. 2 vTl^i'aJ^.'t/. 
 
 ACCOUNTA^'X, «. one skilled in a. f^^ift orf^Jrrift''!. TOI^w. 
 Il Accurate and exact a. ^'??<Tlf^wi.^r'r5'J|T ^'i^FPT f^^?r- 
 
 Sf :p?:anT-|aTRT-&e. 
 
 2 keeper oj accouuts. JTT^%^K >». f^^jaf^R ot. ^^TJI^I m. 
 To AccorxEE, r.ft. equip u-itli arms, arm. l^qRij? or ^?\T^z,- 
 
 fijmV^or q'Rr-fsTr^TTTTrqrr^^fTffTS; or ^^;?T-31Tf •q'?17^- 
 
 W.T^n.-Sic. ^Ruf y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 (with dress, trappings, gener. ) nqui^). ?f^^ijf, ^T^nCT, 
 ^^?^7rw.-^^^^T/.-&c. ^^oty. o/o. ^'^or. 
 ACCOUTEED,^;. V. V. 1. |FqRil'^ or ^rfTq^, ?i^^, ^f^:^^, 
 
 or q-RT, 3-q?fr5T^, ^vTI. 
 
 2 ^^^^, &c. ?io=:?r, ^f^:?nT, ^^?:3ft^^, ^^?q-, sp^sfr^. 
 
 ACCOUTEEDKESS, W.V.P.l. ^F^rTTSJ^ Or |fR5l'^/.^TW^^^r)T/. 
 
 ^^TWTT/. ^^?TT /. 
 
 2 B^?jqoTT m. ^^fTT/. ^f^fTf^T «. 
 AccouTEEMENTS, w. trappings of u-ar.F.^]l=^\ Ht^ITm. mJT- 
 
 <T^?;af JJ. ^jZ. ^^pRfTfirSf n. p)l. 
 
 2 trappings, gener. ^M^^JfTT »». fl"=;Rri^?fRT t«. 
 AccouTEiNG, M.v.V.l. — act. ^T^^ ^?T3f n.ka. '^\^'4\^^^ n, 
 
 2— fff^ ^^STDTw.&c. ?i^tJft/. ?l73fi:|?TCTj?. Tj^F^q-". ?i~^- 
 
 ^ /. <r?fRT^^l>ir M. #1^^^TnT n. ^1tt^^3^-:t;tot «. 
 
 Ill AccEEBiT, V. a. give authoritg or credit to. fir^rquTT m. 
 
 -^^TOTT «i.-&c. 3Tmor-^7af-5<jf-iTm ^;r.ur &c. ^?q-rT^ n.- 
 
 AcCHETioN, n. growing to so as to cause increase, ^fs^^^ 
 
 To Accrue, v. n. arise to, proceed, come from. ^S'llf, TT^Jor 
 fiT5!;5r, ;^^^ rTTq'OT, ^T^DT, q^fy ^f'Jf-q^'Jf, ^^^ ^'t'Jf, 
 
 AccuMULABLE, a.v. V. A. ^t^n^-=^r-#n?n"-^TT &c. ^'qp^, 
 
 To Accumulate, v. a. amass, v. To Heap, wf^qw, ?Tf?;q% 
 
 ifrar ^m.^ mi*nui, Trf^T»».-#f^f».-&c. tp^-qT^ar, ^is'jf, 
 
 ?fiS7tT?f. -^?r^?«.-^'=5f5?H".-=5r'T^?f.-=Erq>».-^(;. q?^ijf y. o/o. 
 2^0 .'VccuMrLATE, V. n. collect, form in mass or quantity. 
 ^t=5f^, mm., 'TT^T iW. 
 2 — as waters, &c. «wpZZ, rise. ^^, ^Jof, 'FT'^T, "Pir '«. 
 
 3— business, malters, &c. increase upon, thicken arovnd. 
 Accumulated, ;j. v. V. A. ?ri^^?rr, ^f^^^T, nr^^T %%^T, 
 •S:c. ?tfq?f, ?;?T|t?r. 
 V. V. N. 1. ?lt=5f^?TT, ^i5%^7 m'f[^.
 
 ACC 
 
 VccuMULATiON, n. v.V. A. 1. — act. ^t'^^^ n. ^t5^af«'.&c. 
 ^5^tT n. ^=;pT m. =tf^ «». ^=^^^ n. ^^jft^rur n.^'q-^OT «■ 
 ^stafe. t^i^^p;':il\J m. ^^^ in. ?i^q m. =Efq' m. ?rN"- 
 rf?q- n. 
 
 V. V.N. 1. — «. or s. ^i'^^ n. ^fsiif «. ll^T w. 
 I. matter accumulated, collection,^. IIevp. ?fi5w. ?ft5Tw. 
 
 AccuMULATOE, n. AccuMULATiTE, a. T. V. A. ?ff=q'3ronTr, 
 
 Accumulative, «. v. A''. N. ?/*«;; /s accumulated. ^^^'\ gr^- 
 
 rTT, TT^ft^cT, TT^ft?ffT, j^'T^T. 
 Accuracy, to. v. A. 1. §%'T'JTr m. gri>roTT m. g^f^rftc? m. 
 
 2 ^Wy. rr^rfTT^TOTTw!. ?;!?f^TaTTm. ^■^\^^v^n.&c.z\^^^f. 
 Accurate, a. careful in execution; e.ract, precise, nice. 
 
 2 carefuUi/ executed-^ exact, correct. rr5rrrT^,T^%^,T^?7T, 
 
 Tf<?T?rm, H^%^, "H^^^ri^fTHT, %?Tr=Err,%HNidi'^r, ^^, 
 
 ..VccuKATELT, ade.Y.A. ^rlT^, ^RT^JfT, iRT^n:, 3T=q^, f%5T^-^. 
 
 Accursed, a. See CuESED. [ ^TTTRT^. 
 
 2 loortliy ojheing cursed,^. Tile. J"?, srf^Tf^, ^TFTTT^, 
 
 AccusABLE, a. V. V. 1. ^nsr?5T^]T=I??T%FTr, &c. fSj^T^, ^- 
 
 .\CCUSAT10N, ». V. V. 1. — act^tjf M.&c. aTTrrKTlTR' m. 3T- 
 
 ^V\ m. 'JTfHtPT >». 
 
 -1-act. 'i\W^ \^\ n. ^WjZ ^ii n. &c. a^PT^TFT ni. 'iTfTSfT^ m. 
 
 ACCUSATITE CASE. «. ^^^, M. JpHftJTfg;fft^r /. ^FK 7». 
 
 To Accuse, v. a. charge, impeach, arrairjii. ^PW, ^ »i. 
 3TMW-?5T^3t, ^aT».-gTTn'^KrT»i .-3TTU'<TltrT'Jr«.-^'l'«rTfrT 
 f/i.-3?TRt<T'n';.-?J^qTr'T%n «>.-crm?TT «».-3TKtT »».-3Tf5TqT- 
 n m. %T^., ^^^^, 
 2 — falsely, v. To Aspee^e. 3TT3r/?«.-d>t>H w.-ifT?^?: oj- 
 
 ^^Azn. Vti^^rrsB. ^"Jf-Vf ^f-'fi!/* qr of o. fiT«^ffT»!.- 
 
 Accused, p. v. Y. 1. ^r^Tr^R^BT, &e. arfir^^, ^TfRTf^fT, 
 
 2 3Traq-?f%?rr, &c. arf^^Tfr, ^rfSr^T^. 
 Accuser, n. v. V. 1. ^ r^i^fuiKi, &e. fWr^ «». =rT^ »»• 
 
 m. ^rrrfH^pfV «). 
 
 2 V. Slanderer. 3Tr5?-&c. ^nriTT, %«rT5 ^"SftiTRT, 3T?5IT^- 
 
 To Accustom, v. a. habituate, inure, use. ^^i f.-^{TT^ m.-S^- 
 vz(ji^m.-(\Mr\\m.-i^ »».-^T^ m. 'TT?'Jf-?5r5r'jf-qT?5<jf, ?Rrat?T 
 
 aTT^'jf, =#r/. FJi^iifT 3Tv-?TT?r»i. ^FT^rof, srffsfPftKr^fr-q'H- 
 
 3 ACI 
 
 &c. 3TTTJ[ot-^TIot, ■sr'--^refirVR- «.-3T'^q-^rft^ror ?i. ^ct. 
 
 Accustomed,^. ^- «. v. V. ^r^TFrr 'TTl^r, ^^^f?tWJi=r?rr, 
 
 To be or become a. ^sfs/. "T3"if-?5rnoT, ^nTRwi. Ts'jf, 
 
 ^fa». q-^tif, =5frTy. ?;rmoT, t^ot, ^siot, g^'if— esp. iu an 
 
 ill sense, ^cf^of, T5^"Jf, ^^^R"^. 
 
 I. customary, \. UsuAL.f?rfq-r?r?^,fSTtqT^q-RTmT, Tfr'TTCt- 
 
 A.CE, «. — at cards. ^W,\ or <^igr or ^^\ m. 
 
 2 — on a die. qT or T^T m. l^'^f- 
 
 S particle, u'hit, v. Bit. '^%^ m. Jprff / ^"n »». ^^^T/. 
 AcEEB, a. roughly sow; v. Soue. aif^t?:^?, ^^fij^, ht^. 
 
 2 fig. ( of temper ) SFS^IT, ^f, ?Trst, ^PSt^iT, ^STT. 
 Acerbity, w.v.A. 1. ar^I^Tt gr;^/. ^T^rt 3T5?c:Tf /. ^T^f /. 
 
 2 ^FS^qCTTT m. ^ireTOTT )». ^I'aTT'JTT wi. ^SR^'^T m. 
 AcESCENCY, n. V. A. Cfi^^q-CTT m. '<ii^■^V^m m. 
 Acescent, a. turning sour, moderately sour, sf^ FJT^irT^, 
 
 AcETOSE, Acetous, a. v. Sour, tfj^i?'^ 3:^^^^^ ^?p_ 
 
 Acetoseness, «. v.A. ai5i?:T'^r m- ?r?f>FrT /. 
 
 To Ache, v .n. he in pain, ^^^tof, f 'i^T 'T^t.-tlie liead, g^of. 
 There are numerous verbs bearing, together with the 
 general sense of To Ache, particular aspects or im- 
 plications. These it is advantageous to set down se- 
 parately. 
 
 To a. and feel hrohen, luxated, relaxed, Sfe. — as before 
 fever. ^?f^?fijf, ^?fSr, ^oj-^ Tfr^q- q'ot-'frS^-aitn n. ^pJT- 
 spiildf, ^^M n. qscq^ur, aTtTTRT ^^^TT^ «». STT^-fnjf. 
 To a. with soreness and shootings, — as from rheuma- 
 tism, &c. f?r?^^, f^TOT^oT, f^t\^ f.-f^m^ f.-W'^ f. 
 
 To feel sore, tender, stiff, — as from bruises, a beating, 
 
 &c. afsnJf, 5^ ft'if. 
 
 To a. with a dull, diffused, and contiimitig 2}c"^-^^W'^^- 
 
 To a. ivith a sense of stiffness and tenseness, — as from 
 
 cold. ffSrTIof, rT^re'Jf. 
 
 2 ( the heart) he distressed. ^:?T n. JTR'Jf in con. ^^TT'Jf, 
 
 f ?m M8.-HHi^'<Tr/. ^. 
 Ache, AcHiNa, w.v.V. and Pain. ^-.^ ^^-^J^ poj^-^J^ »»• ^f- 
 Achievable, a. v. V. mq'PTT-^srT-^ITrrT-^jffnT-^rn:^, ^"TT^- 
 
 To Achieve, v. a. perform, Sfc. v. To Accomplish. «t«T^, 
 
 &c. 5p5Tif g. of 0. 
 Achieved,^, v. V. ?rrq'?f?M'T &c. ?TrftT<T, ^Tlf^^. 
 Achievement, n. y. Y.^act. ^TW n. ^q'T^of n. m %rxfin. 
 
 ■^Y^W^f. BTT^'^l/- ^TT^.^/- ?rTtT^ «• ^"TT^m «. 
 
 I. exploit, feat, v. Deed. itT5 ^FT «.H^?^f^«. ?5fT^F^''. 
 
 Acid, a. v. Sour, arfspr, afrS. 
 Acidity, «. v. A. m^z^m m. aTi^^r/. ari^TRM. 
 I, ( on the stomach, &c. ) STi^sfTTT m.
 
 ACQ 
 
 14 
 
 ACQ 
 
 To AciDiL.vTE, r. a. make tomewhat acid. ^!^^m^-'S{WMTr ]| 
 
 ACIUl'LATKl), ^. V. V. 'iTilflT-«S;f- %%^. 
 
 AiloCLoL's, a. tomnchU acid. aTI^R^T, W^, STf^HT, W 
 
 Aciui'LOL-bXEss, f».v.A.3Tif^rmrm. 3Tm«^<m»i rrrrssriT/. 
 
 To AcK.NOtt-i.EO0K,r. a. oitn knowUtlije of. ^mot, 3ft^^<ff, 
 1' oirn. conjett, allow, athnil. ^1+Kui, 3T^<?;KUi, HM>Jr, 
 
 WT^ :e^, ;?f^ ^rnf, ci^or,qiTr, ^"t-|ra--f"-ff-&c.i^oiDr^ 
 ixn q^rT»i.-;^^iTHi -^m^Bi. ^J'DT, T^fr ^i?, arPTRT-fiKT- 
 
 :< ( a favor, beuetit, &c. ) own, admit. vFTTTT"^, ■TTT^TW, 
 ^, Wpm, T^^nr m.-?^ /.-^r^fH /.HT^ot, ^OT/. 
 ^fliuiui, TT^TfTT/. 'JvT't ^. oj 0. 
 
 4 ( virtue, mcrit.Ac .) recognize, allow and honor, ^jtm/. 
 ^I"!"!, 'iTTTTTJt, Ndiuiui, q'^ «. SF^Trf, ^, f^^/- ^'^- 
 
 5 ( a letter, <£c. )>^R?ft/-<Tfp5r/ ^P^?^. 
 
 AcKXOWI.EnCED, ^;. V. \. 1. vH|U|Ar^.l, 3H|o6<--)rfrf|, &c. 
 2 RitliR^^r^, 'fljfl+IWtTT, etc. ^l^ifT, ■■Jnft?«T, SfffTfTTrT, 
 
 :i ^3Tm%3rT, ^tttt^^, &c. [^TR'jf « 
 
 ACKSOWLEDliEMENT, «. V. Y. 1. — ae<. ^\VW «■ sTr^^CTf Ji 
 
 2— no/. »TFm n. Wl+uui ». &c. 5=#R0T n. arnt^p^ »» 
 
 *1R^ n.—a. or s. ^^^K m. a^jft^PR m. JTRTcTT/. 
 
 "♦i.^i* /. i+<K w. 
 
 a.— nc/. vi|u|ui n. 3<mui M. KRof «. &e. gTT?':^ «• 
 
 I. «o/e of hand, v.EECElPT,:\oTE.?T?r^qr^»i.?IfTn.?raT»». 
 
 Acme, a. v. IlEioni. f?TNT »i. ^5E^»(. ttfjjtw/. 3t^»». 
 
 Ao-E, n. pimple on the face, y. Iimpi.e. qr^R^'^m. ^^- 
 
 AcosiTE, n. — ferox. ^rt^p^ m. 
 
 2 V. Poison miui^k^ «. 
 AC0B5, n. aii^FTm^ f Hpq tts f^ 5f|^ ». 
 A.COVSTIC, a. pertaininy to hearing. «Rora'if'^ sSROrfsT^PT- 
 
 Acoustics, n. «fjV„ce o/iounds. snTirf^TT^^flRTr/. SfTsm- 
 
 f^RTT /. e^rfJrm^ n. 
 
 2 medicines to help hearing. !Sm(Vmf\ a^k'^ «. 
 To AcQt-Ai.vT, D. a. mofc acquainted with. v. To iNPOnsi. 
 
 2 ( one-H self, «ith )3fr^/-HTf|rTnTft/.-TTTf|rft/..irT- 
 
 ^'^/./F^-'F^ qaf^. o/o. armrw ^rr^-^rm^ 
 
 -Ac. <fT<T. 
 AcQCM.xcE, AcQCAiKTANCEsniP, n. fwith matters ), v. 
 Knowledge. 'At^ /. m^rmrft/. .tt^/. ^rPRnoS/. 
 Tfr^ m. JTRrsmrft/. f^|TTH n. qft?TT/. %risr n. 
 2 ( w.th perBOUB ), sfts^T/. ^51^^^/. qfr^ «. ^^. 
 
 A^loosely indef. gener. &c. ^STk^Tor^/. ^ftss^"^ 
 
 A. by sight. ?Tra^t5J^/. 
 Bowing a. TmX]Ti'\ /■ W^T^\^.^ /■ ^?5nft /. 
 More a. Sliglit a. ^TPT JfltoS^/. [y.o/ o. 
 
 To drop llie a. of. ^ m. ^^S^ ff-of o. afra^T/. ^fiot 
 To have a sliglit a. with. qf^^/. aitoS^'Jf g. of o. 
 3 an a. aj)erson known. aTraJ^T^ TT^q--HFTO-'T^^'<T-^ft- 
 &c. 3f[o!^ c. "^Rhrl c. ^^MMtiH >«. ^TR »i. 
 
 Acquaintauces and conuections. ^r?t»i':ft m.^j/. 
 A mere a. ^TpTafTot^t c. 3^?rt^ »». 
 Of one's friends or acquaiutances. affoE^H^^^T", 'i)To5- 
 ^ft^^t^, 3fi^?itqT^^, afT55^qf^^?^, aita^j^T^Ta^qT. 
 Acquainted,^, ns. v. V. informed, having knowledge. iTTf^- 
 ?FTK, in%f^R, «ll+tJ<iil<', ^rPF^FTTT, ^M^M, SfnTfTRT, 
 ?75«TfrR. 
 
 To be a. with ( a person ). aftoJ^ /.-Tft^q' «».-^T^- 
 qW5T/.-&c. aroof g. of s. n ip. 
 I. known to. JTT^Irr, Tfrf^rT. 
 Acquest. See Acquisition. 
 To AcQUiE-CE, V. n. rest satisfied toith or zw,t.To Ageee, 
 
 HT?jr-=F^'Trjff-3T5iT?r-?rinTrr-&c. ^m-arat^, ^t^-^^-Ac, 
 
 J^f "JTot, aiJ^T^ n. W'l^-^. 
 Acquiescence, Acquiescins, n. v. V. — state. JTTJ^TcTr/. 
 
 a^T^FT n. 3T^f?r/. ^J^^/. ^^vdNril/ 
 With ready a. ^^^ 'S^:-^.xS\ ^tJ^TT. [sTRrT, 
 
 Acquiescent, a. v. V. iTr=^, Tpsft, ^P^, TO?T o;- ^, ^^tt- 
 Acquieable, a. v. V. fl'm ^ I •;< T-=^-^RfrT-^mT-& c. fH5l^r- 
 
 'TT-=5rT-^FTT-&c. JIT'-'T, STTHS^, ^iniiK, cS'-"??, S'TS'-'q', air- 
 
 To Acquire, v. a. v. To Get. ^TT^, itTH' ^l^, I^S^I^, 
 
 %55t, ai^ijf, Jrrfar/.-:jMMH w.-^W^rr /.-OTsf^'^ /.- 
 
 ?rf£q-/.-&c. ^^W! g. of o. 
 
 Acquieed, p. V. V. fJTcitri^?^, ^'qT^^?rr, &c. irw, ott- 
 
 Acquieement, Acquiring, Acquisition, n. v. V. — act. 
 fJT^ST'Jf n. i^^\^p\ n. &c. ^TT^tiff/. ?i'TP^uFP/. ?nT??r «. 
 
 OTiW^r n. ott^rt/. ar^f^r «. 3t^ht/. arr^rr^^r n.statc. 
 
 ?5PT»K. iTTft/. ?t!TTfH'/. 3???%/. ( in eomp. as J"?T^ffT. 
 
 f^rrrrrTT, |:^rTfrr, g?TTTf%, HirimPcr, ?5?q-NfTr,H^f^, 
 
 <(mmrTl,),3T^rfH'/. ( in comp. as SrlHRTTft', Jf?TT^ffr&c.), 
 aTTfff/.Cin comp. as q^nffT &c.),^'TfTT/.?rr»'cT/.^?/£*?/. 
 I. thing acquired. ^'"TTT^c=ft 'IT^ /-=r^?r /.-&c. ?JT^ tn. 
 STTfR/. FSa^KT^sq' ■». >dmMri:^5^ 11. 
 
 Acquirements, v. Attainments. ^TftTcTTT m. pi. g^- 
 fSrrPTDT m. 2d. 
 To Acquit, v. a. ( of criminality ), v. To Absolve. 
 ri<M<l'^'-f^^nT-&c. S^^, T5TIT W[m>n.- ^ ^rf.r\T HT^ or 
 
 2 (from obligation or claim),v. To Peee. ■ H' I jq "i",qFpgT- 
 
 5^-&c. jRut, riiqjofl^/.- ^I'k^m^/.-'Hiicjun/.-^irsgoT/. 
 
 q^rff «/. ofo. 
 
 3 ( one's self ),aef ones part. a7PT?5TFF|7T ^FTFlf^ !R<^\
 
 ACT 
 
 Acquittal, n. v. V. h~act. f^TTTryr ST'TJf n.&c. aTTTT'^T- 
 nT>^ «. Cr^RT^FT «• f^f'fi^':^ n. 'f{irf(^X^n.— slate. 
 
 Acquittance, «. dkcharge from a dehl; discharge, release. 
 J.Z^ n. ^^W'^^ n. ^"JnT^T^ n. ?Rijrflr^^ M. 
 2 (/('«<; of a. WTK^^ n. ^KH^f. Bkf^T^/. srJRrT^". or 
 
 Ac }UlTTED,i^.V.V.l. 3^5EHTs;^T^, T^T^FiTST^T, f^'W^&C. 
 
 Ague, «. As the land-measures of the Marathas difTei' 
 from those of the English they have of course no word 
 answering to acre. For their various measures see 
 under Measure. 
 
 AcEiD, a. hoi and biting, v. Pungent. P^t^z inlens. frra^- 
 #51, ^fSTTF remiss, ^qr?:, #f^?5r, 5^=?^, rft^"aT, f?r^, rftcT, 
 
 Acrimonious, a. acrid_ ^SRT, ^Rl^Sl, ^T^TT, ^^T?5 o;- giH, 
 2 fig. litter, malignant, ijc. ^W^Z.^ ^^Z or ?^^?:, ^Z 
 
 pop. qps, <r^ft, ^^ft^, ^'r^TFTT'iT, ?5m7, jjpflr, ^^tt^t o»- 
 
 Acrimoniously, «<7i). v. A. 2. ^^^^TT'^rT^, t^r^, ^5?n"T- 
 
 Acrimony, Acrimoniousness, n. v. A. 1. ^;f?TTWT m. ^- 
 ^jm\ OT. vJTfTJft/. 
 
 Acritube, Acridness, «. v. A. '^^^i^^ f. fr^^^lt /• frT'^- 
 
 /. ^Z^f. ^^T^ft or 5rr^/. ^5^^ »»• 
 AcROAMATic, AcROATic. See Abstruse. 
 AcROSPiEE, n. sprout, v. Shoot nrs ">. •FTT »». 
 Acrospired, a. having sprouted. ^J% 3TT%^, JTTS ^rji^, 
 
 .A.CR0.3S, prep, from side to side; — noting state. JRTT. 
 
 2 —from side to side; — noting passage. TIT, 3TTVTR, 
 
 3 — intersecting. 3iis=ii. 
 Across, adv. STTS^. 
 
 Acrostic, «. 3TKTr?TT»T^ "». ^'<T'TT?1T»i'^' »». 
 To Act, v. a. — in the Drama; ( a part, a character ). #T^m. 
 
 3Tm<if, HTTRt ?PTT^ifV/.-'T?rr=r''ft/. q^TiJr, #n^RT^t/. 
 =f)Tw, ?fRTT% ^R^r5r»»-iJ^.-3TrRr'Ti=r»>.-3Tf'T'T^»». ^pt^. 
 
 2 ( one's part ). 3TrT?qT^|?r ^ir?Tq-f% ^T^, STTT^TFFf^ 
 ^q- M.-Tq'R W.-&C. ^FTot. 
 
 3 See To Actuate. 
 To Act, «. «. 5e in action. =?rr^iTf, =5fT?^rrT-=qT^- &c. 3T^fOT- 
 
 ^<rf, ?-fo5"n, =5f?5^sr?^ M.-%'ST/.-$ro5 »».- &c. I'pjf ^. o/ s. 
 
 2 perform duties, &c. v. To BEnAVE. ^FTT «. ^FT'f, -^Irfu'l, 
 
 3 perform functions, tvork. =qT?5'if, ^^l^t, %o:i?f, ^rH^tc^H 
 w--%'?T/--°'H I H K "i.-?rfrf /.-#sm.;p^— aMrf^fJT with g. of s. 
 i discharge the duty of an office temporarily. '^J^^^- 
 
 15 ACT 
 
 ^ff'rf^?ff-&c. jprrrn.- &c. qr^ot-^q-raEr^, arnr^ arw. 
 
 5 upon; exert power, work causatioelg.'^Ar^ n.-^^r{ f.- 
 
 ^cTM.-^refM.-^^i:? ?t.qj^5r, =5it?5^, =qT?5?iT or =5n^^-?M''];friJt 
 
 xvith ^X. 
 
 G — in the Drama; perform a ^ffr<.^ffT«-%'t-^'TT^'^-3TnT^ 
 &c. ?t?:i?f, ^TfiTn.-?iJ?T«.-=7TS^ w.-^q- n.-^VJ^ n..&c. ^fjyj. 
 Act, «. deed, v. Action. ^JTK ». spT «. ^irT «. f^^ir/. 
 One's own a. 3TKM+H ». ^^H w. f^T^^rf «. 
 
 2 existing state, v. Actuality. RilHRrTT/. ^T^^TPRrT f. 
 STTSTfsrFfTT/. 
 
 3 ( ol' a play ). 3T^ »». [tt^T^HPTT »i. 
 
 4 ( of a conrt of justice, &c. ) v. Decree. ^+miHT >«. 
 
 5 ( of a legislature, &c. ) v. Law. T^ n. ^Tr«^ n. 3TTJ- 
 ^ m. ZT^X m. EPFT^r m. ^Trfp M. ( from the English. ) 
 
 Acting, Action, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^TT^'ft /• ^^^- 
 
 V. V. N. 1. — act.^^r^ii n. ^.pjnJr «. &c. %o!f j». •^rW'lf^^ 
 n. %'?r /. !T;r?f?T «. [ iffi /. 
 
 2— «c/. =qTR;q- n. q-^dif ». <fce. =^rT?y /• ^^^ /• ^hN «. 
 3— act. =qT?5iTf «. &c. ^Irl^W/. ^f^ f 
 5 — flCf^, agency, operation, working. <pT'ift /. "P^fer n. ^- 
 
 The sense of this word is often best rendered by words 
 expressing, combination, connection, ^c.as q'PT »». ^^T- 
 iT m. ^iiti «i. 
 
 6 — act. W^^"^ «. &c. STf^T^T^ w. 
 
 I. gesture, gesticulation. ST=fTT=r Jw.pZ. ^R'lrj «. 3Ttf't'P%- 
 ^T/. STTfsrm m. 3tF^^T »». 3T^ m. ^ f. 
 
 Manual a. ETrf^ft >'». pL 
 Eepresented by a. 3TfPl=P. 
 
 II. series of events represented, v. Plot. ^IT^ "• 
 
 III. in law. sq-Ef ^ m. ^q^^jj^^^^ m. 3T'4 m. 5^^^ '»• 
 
 x^zft; m. ^r »i. 
 
 IV. in grammar. ^R<F w. 
 
 V. an a. «w oc<, a deed, a doing. sppT n. ^ w. ^cT ». ^- 
 
 VI. SdiJi'Ze, engagement, v. Fight. rf^T^/. ^5] ?». ^i^TTT «i. 
 Acting, ^. v. V. N. 1. 3. 5. ^^nHTTT, ^^, %7.hft. 
 
 4 =?R%?T ^pm 'TT^'JrTTT,3TTTTpft,3TTf%n (from the English.;; 
 Actionable, a. admitting of an a. at la■w.z^^%,T^., s^^I^RT^, 
 5?T?r^^Fq", ar-ijr^jrfl, ^Z^^V^., rT^pntt, FT^PTlft^. 
 An a. matter or business. sq'sr^Rf^nnT m. o^^T^RT^ w. 
 
 Active, a. having the power to act, not inert. J}R(Tr?i7^, f^- 
 
 2 </(«/ «f/5, not passive or patitnl. ^tT?, f=tT;ti + K, f^v^r- 
 
 3 nimble, agile. ^srT?5 or 3, ^:JT?5^, -^rtl^ or ^, =5f"ToET, 3Tn- 
 
 psap^T artir^. 
 
 4 not idle or sedentary, ever in action, v.Bustling. 
 
 ^M% ^pnft,^^, g-q'PTt, 3"?TTn?fte, ^%a^5i;, grsfl^rR??, 
 
 5 requiring action, opposed to speculative, •xiimk'^'''-
 
 ACU 
 
 in 
 
 RTTrnr?, fc<i i' -i i '. i rm i. srrmrjr^, ^^, ttttT^, ^rnf- 
 
 A. lilo. srgfTl/. U^frTKni. m. [U'piHf. 
 
 C— a mocliiiiie, Sn: :;r?. ^JT^F^, jTT^^T, mW'Frfr, ^ft- 
 
 7— quicksilver. fJT^, ^K^. 
 
 8— iu gram. qjrTfr, ^i^^. ^ [=5fN-5T'TfK. 
 
 AcilVELY, aJc. V. A. 3. iiimi)!,/. ^TToEI^, ^SRT^r^, =3T^^^, 
 
 4 butily. fsfTPT^^i;, T?irTT^%. [ 4?Tf^/. 
 
 AcriTESESs, AcTiviTV,". V. A.l. %qT^1%/.^"Jr^f%/.^- 
 
 'J. ^PTorrf/. ^r^T^t or ^t/ ^fl^/. W'I-HH*i{ /. 3TFT?r- 
 
 "JTTT/. ^Tn^TNr^ «. ■JTIMrT «. [ P^X^Wmf- 
 
 _ 3 < t;iHJ-j'4mi wi. T^lnrmr w». ??frf^ «. 3^TFinH?rr /. 
 
 AcioE, II. V. V. A. 1. & V. ^^ 6. performer, flayer. ^ePT 
 aTT^JMTT, ^" I ' ll -^f r ?P?T!niTT-'rTR''ft-'S:e. ^<urKl, ^TFTrft or 
 ^" i i ll ji jr m. Jff^ or ??Wr m. ?fRT%-qTw. 5rp?ft;w|). jfr- 
 7^ m. VK^"^ m. HZ m. HZ<f\ m. HZ'HJ'S m. HJZ^ m. 5J^- 
 
 2 V. Age-vt. iF^ornr, ^rrf. 
 Actress, n. wi'iiilui/. ?^*<j,/1ui/. ?rrT^/. ^^ /. ^^ /. 
 
 Acir.iL, (7. hrlonginy to or eomprisinr/ action. fW'^^^^'■X\. 
 f+<<|-^4V, f%^5£nft, nt-.MlH^, %'7T^7T, %'3TTTq-, %?TTR"^. 
 
 2 in rtc/, "o< potential. f^%^, p+;-4|f,,M, f^*^^^^, ^prf- 
 
 3 not speculative or imaginary, v. Eeal. ?^'^, ^^J, ^- 
 
 Acri'ALLT, <if/. T. A. 1. <PK?f:, jpr^frf:. 
 
 2 ^^, Ml'jc}--}.. 
 
 3 WMuTl, #N, ?Tr^:, rfil'T, ^'^I, =IH'lrVi. 
 
 As it actually happened, rritf^. 
 
 ACTL-ALXF,53, ACTUALITY. «, V. A. 1. f^^rj'xff^^n" /. f^p^T- 
 
 3 'flf?^Tw n. arr^'mr m. sri^dRl+Muii m. arf^Fff^r «. rr^s^- 
 f^- «. ?n^-4H n. Mi-wR(-+,r=) M. f%^FrR?n"/. sr^KT^rrTT /. 
 
 AcTUAET. See Eeoisteae. 
 
 2b Actuate, v. a. put into action, ^qi^iif^ =5rra?TT-=5fr??-&c. 
 
 •Ft^, ^rfcpjjf, iJ=|T^c(U|, ^?i5r^, 'R^'jf. 
 2 influence, move, induce, q-ri^iif, if^fTf^ijf, q-5C^ crm- 
 
 ^, M'JtIH «.-sr|f^/. ^f^ y. of o. ^^T^ ^jrot_ 
 Actuated,;), v. V. 1. -^I~l=i^xi, &c. =5rrf^?T, !r=rw?T. 
 
 2 ^Trfsr^rST, STNT|=l^rfI, &c. q^?f , ^ffrT %^. [^^TR^. 
 Actuatee, n. V. V. 1. 2. ■^TT^arnr, sfTT^runTT, &e. sr=f% 
 Actuation, n. v. V. 1.— ac^. ^rp^irf «. &c. ir^r^sr «. :snr5?r 
 
 «.— sM/e^T^^r^qiJiT w. =rrr5r%%'mT m. &c. ^^f. 
 
 2— <K<. ^rf^ n. ^TfrT JRtJr «. &c. JRrf^ n.— state. ^^- 
 tTW^OTTT W. JTffrT /. 
 Acumen n. See Point. 2. s^arpnm o/ ,«•#* or sharpidtt- 
 
 'frSTH^/- l^"??!^ n. ^f^J. ^qV/. ?nf%^ «. ^■^ y. 
 Acuminate, Acuminated, a. See Pointed. 
 Acupunctube, n. g^ er^ «. 
 Acute, a.^A«^ *«« a eharp end, y, Pointed. %%tt, aroft^R, 
 
 ;iTT7fr=5rr, ^"r^ft^, fffe-'^w. 
 
 2 sharp-u-illeil, v. Stiaep. ^STiq'ff^-, T-3n^Tf%, iffrrfT, 
 
 3 viyorous, quick,— & sense, fcf^s:, rff^TJr, rffsT, ^^^,'J?--jt, 
 
 4 — a disease. aTT^THRuiml, ^ft^q'fTimft, ^ftsrf^T^, 
 
 5— as pain. frT^^, ?ft^iT, fft^T, 'TT^, gsp^T ^T^l^nTTut 
 6— an accent, a sound. j^lrT. 
 Acutely, adv. v. A. 1. #M<4U|R, ?ft^uiiHdii^^, &c. 
 
 2 ^5Trq-f§t^, gf^-a'j-TTq-'T^^, cfre-TiT^f^5^,\tc. 
 
 Acuteness, n. v. A. 1. sfr^^^qiiT n. ^|^>-)uil w. Fft^^unq'rrT /. 
 
 3 fHTRZVn\m. f^^^rf/. fft^arfTT/.'rf^"^?T«. ^?5^/. ?ftjT- 
 
 Adage, ». sayiny. v. Proveub. J^^dt/. ^^TT^ m. 3Tr|0TT »>. 
 
 Adagio, «. slow time. flr?5f«r'T «•. 
 
 Adamant, n. t. Diamond. f|Tr w. ^.^. m. sr^r »)«. 
 
 2 V. Loadstone. ^r^J^f^j; j/i. 
 
 3 hard metal, stone, ^c. ^T^ mn. 
 
 Adamantean, Adamantine, a. ^r^jTm', ^^T?nT?1T, =ri^^3T, 
 
 A. frame. =r^^f »». ^T J^'TflT «• 
 Adam's APPLE, ?(. the prominent part of the throat, ^xtl f. 
 
 ^zt,n. ^Ir-Tr/. ^^Tf^Jr??*. ^ m. st^/. iTi%^r ^r^r?;r?«. 
 Adam's beidge, n. ttt"^ m. %HqcT m. 
 To xA.dapt, v. a. malce suitable. fR'oT^T'if, ?=5T5r3ir, ^T^'T-'T^^T^'- 
 
 iTrp^-fr|7^T'ft-frf7^-&c. ^pm, ^thciuj, sf^5r"Jf, ^»t;,'i.- 
 
 0. rfCi^. 
 Adaptation, n. v. V. — act. frr^trijf »». f^SRi^f «. &c. ^p^r 
 
 Adapted, _p. ^ «. t. V. f^q-%^, 5T>q'%%OT, &c. 
 
 l.fit.Y. SuiTABiE. ^T?IT-^iftnT (in comp. ), ^Fr^'eiP-. 
 
 To Add, v. a. put to, office, annex, attach, suljoin. fPTS^, 
 ^rsiif, qTi=5of, ^of, JTTf'Jf, ^^FRiif, ^fq'dT, ^juf, ITr^TT^T 
 
 «H«r, ^rq'FT »h.-^t^^ «.-&c. ^p^q- y, o/ o. 
 2 up; «?«». fH^T^Tot, ^rsuf, fiT^iiraft/.-irfr^/.-^^;^;^ ''■ 
 ^r^ y. of 0. nm ^^^. 
 Added,;;, v. V. 1. ^re%^, fHcAcj'"^^, &c. ?f^?T, tfj^P, 
 
 2 fiT5!;?r^r,%ft^%^?jr,^'^f?yrr, f^Fr, fHfsiTFr, 'T^'i?r='-, 
 
 Addendum, m. — in arithmetic. ^^ n. (as opposed to w.^n. 
 
 Subtrahend. ) fSr^cfoft /. ?TT m. 
 
 2 See Appendix. 
 Addee, n. See Snake. 
 Addice, n. V. Adz. ^j^^ mn. ^^^f. 
 To Addict, v. a. ( one'a self to ). To be or become addicted.
 
 ADD 17^ 
 
 ^m-^^m or 5Tr?f?T-^r rSTTof-T^ ff. of o. H<i WTy. 
 
 cf 0. ^TTT^or, ^rrstiT or ?nf r <r5Df-^r'^ y. o/ o. ?nj^ /.- 
 
 =^ f.-^^Z^ f.-^fj /.-5q-?PT «.-iJ^ »i. ?5r^-T5'Jf y. o/o. 
 
 Addicted, 2>. v. V. ^r ^J^'k^^ HfV 'Tr%?rr, &e. JfT^^tr, 
 ?rf'^^ or m^^^ T5#??!rr, =q;rN^^T, ^i?:, fr^sfr, ^z^ 
 
 ^TT^, ^fr<fr or nr^, cTT^^, ^^^, TT^t^T ( in comp. as 
 
 Hq'PT^fsft, ?TnrT?r^t, &c. ), qTRor or >TT ( iu comp. as. 
 
 f^TT'TTT^'T or f^^z(^ ), ^fT?r, STJ'T'ft, rSPPTo?, STRTtp. 
 Addictedness, «.. V. P. =sizf. ^^.f. ?5q^0TT »?>. ?r^S/. 
 
 sq-^FT ». ^Tl/. rr;^/. ^ »j. ?1TT«. 3TT€f?f)/. ^Tt^P or 
 
 iwp m. 
 Addiction, n. v. V. — state. See Addictedness. 
 Additament, n. thing added, yifrs »>• ^rS%?JT-fH2;srSr?T T^T- 
 
 if wj.-f^TT »i.-*rPT m.-■s(^ n. -jncTPT^sq- «,. q-^rqr^sq- n. 
 
 Addition, k.v.V. 1. — act. ^rsof «. fiTcEcr^ «-. &c. ^rs^/. 
 ^R m. ^i^T^PT «. rlNI^.R f. —state, ^^m »!. ^Tn »>. 
 2— ffrf. %-r|vT ^^tjf ». fHoJ^ofr/. fJT^cq-ijf- 71.&C. fH'm n. 
 
 Cross proof in a. 3TT5 'JTtHrTToSr m. 
 
 i^uccessive substractiou-proof in a. ?rT^T^ wi.f. ^^,3'riT. 
 
 I. thing added, v. AdditameNT. ^5 m. ^r5%?!T HFT »».- 
 
 3TT n. &c. [ ^T, &c. 
 
 Additional, a. flTsnf, ?^rfh?r, ^rrfhTT, arftpF, STftnF q-irf- 
 
 Additionally, «(/y. ar^JT^, 'a'ofil?, ^t. 
 
 Addle, Addled, a. — of eggs. 3"H5!;%;7r, TT^*^?^, •^•^otrirll. 
 
 2— of the brains. 'fpH^, qJS^PfT^Jfq', J???"TTr5f|?r, ^PrT- 
 
 Addle-headed, Addle-patep, a. v. Stupid. ff^^Jf^, V^- 
 sorqrs!:, HreiiT, ttto!:, nqr^ft. 
 
 To Addbess, v. a. direct to, apply, ( esp. a speech ). FJRof, 
 ^Pfjf, ifMH M.-q'PT^/.-^PTOT^/.- ^m m. ^pftff y. oj o. 
 
 2 (a charm, a spell, &e. ) set against. '^T^'it, sf^TTwJ.- 
 ?fPT?r «.-'fM5Tr/-'?r3T'Tjp/.-'TTT ««. ^^ g. oj 0. 
 
 3 ( one's self/or or unto.') ■^^\J.■^^€^^.^ ^?:% ^TfrT- 
 
 g^^rP ^7IJf ^ i-l|'|U(. 
 
 4 accost, speak to. ^ZW'^., %^, ^^trot, ^T'^=T ^Ff^, 
 
 qT3TaT^/-&c. ^F^'jf, 'JTrTTTOT ".-STn^N wi.^raf. 
 
 To a. a superior. f^?f ?fr /.-fq^^ n.-s^^ m. &c. W.l^., 
 arfipfrj OT.-3Tf»T5IT7H n. ^pxaf. 
 
 To a. respectfully. 3Tf r ^snl'r c^tJuJf-TjV.iJi^ 
 
 5 ( a letter ) sTtsTr^T-^isT-^rtsn^ fe^-TT^iJt, qxTT w. 
 
 6 consign to the care o/"— ship. f^^TrftH TH^'it. 
 Addeess, Addkessing, «.y.V. l.—act. %^Dt». r^j|tjuj». &c. 
 
 2— no/!. q~r^ n. &c. q-qrn »»• qirnw*. ^]-n^\ f. qt^m^ 
 
 3— (jc/!. ^^iff n. ^5fr^ar «. ?j%tTH «. arfH^i^ «. 3<fH- 
 
 I. manner of a. ^[^j^rqx^ ^ f.-q^ f.-^^^r^ f.'f\r^ f.-&Q. 
 
 II. skill, management, conduct. 'JTf^/. 3?!^ m. 3TT^T^?T- 
 
 III. ( of a letter, &c. ) Term. :Tr'T^''<Tr^^TtT?T^^ >n. 
 
 IV. eomplimentary introduction of letters. ^^^J^=^;\^m.^^^^^^\ 
 or HHTm.iT^T^ /.f^?/.? 3T?r/.3TT^^?^:Fm»».HiT?ypiFm. 
 
 There arc particular J^^orms of address — particular 
 designations and titles or appropriate and allusive 
 terms or phrases. 
 The a. to a father is rft'^C^. 
 
 —to a mother HTH^ft^op. Klrn-».ft or JTTgJifl", rff-fer. 
 — to a son, younger brother, young protegee, &e. f^t- 
 
 — to a daughter, &c. f^iviffcff. [ Fft'4^^. 
 
 — to an elderly person ( male or female) rft'4^C7 pop. 
 — to a superior or an elder, f^TTW^fl^T^TT- 
 — to an unwidowed womau, ^■?T=5rl^f%fT. 
 
 —to a widow. nnr»TTfffT'4t, ^■nrn^ififiT^^, ar^i^, ^. 
 
 — to Brahmans, esp. as learned, devout, &c. %^^%, 
 
 — to a SJiudra, <n€t?r, 'tr?fT=ft. 
 
 — to a Shiidra. ^c. from a Brahman. JTTofr^ 3TT?ftsjl<^. 
 
 — to Europeans, Muhammadans, &c.of dignity, a^'inT, 
 
 — to powerful or affluent ManHhds. 3T^ft?T^?-'^?5^rT 
 
 pop. 3T^ft?T?re-Tft 3T?T???T. 
 
 — to a Gosdivi ov ascetic, rpft'4=T, FTTTf^f^, ?T'?TTTf?T, 
 
 riMIHfTr, &c. 
 
 — of honor, gene-r. TTTfiifr, XV^'''^ pop. ^Mf'iTTrfwf^'T- 
 
 V. addresses. See Cooetsuip. [W?^TT^=5T n. 
 
 VI. complimentary Sfc. letter. HRT=;T n. ^^TrRT=5f n. 
 Addressed^, v. V. 1. q^T^^?^, ?^R%?5T, &c. qtPfTfT. 
 
 2 qt=3T%?^, q'Tf^. 
 
 5 ^\^^^ f^ff%?^, &c. 
 
 Addeesseb, n. Addressing,^, a.v. V.l. <Ji^uii<i^ r51^uiK[, 
 &c. ^r3i^, ^"T^R-Ac. Jfrfff. 
 
 2 q'FJmPT, &c. qpJT^, !T^m-&c. jprrf. 
 
 4 ^^^PTTTT, ?Nt'4=T-3Tr^"T^-<fcc. WT, 3TR^, arfH^IT^. 
 To Adduce, v. a. ( an argument, a reason, &c. ) allege, 
 
 assign, advance. J5 SRof , ^'HT ^^, rtNui, ST^^Tn, Sf^^f^ 
 
 n. Jpruf, ^te^, ^fioir, ^PI'JTtfT &c. <ffPJT>Jr, 3^'qTF »>. 
 
 q^ y. ofo. [ OT'T?^. 
 
 Adduced, j3. v. V. j? %5;r5T, ^T^^r:??!, ?rffn?f^^, &c. 
 Abducible, «. V. V. ni q5nqT-=qT-^FTrrr-#nT-&e. "T^-JT^- 
 
 Adduction, a. v. V. — «c/. qs qjT'Jf ". 7T?I=f"^«. ?rrnoT «.&o. 
 
 Adept, r. «('f ?/ skilled or versed, v. Ct.evee. JTT, "Tigr, 'T'JT, 
 
 JTT iTT^H, f=T5'Jr, m^, TRITt, siqtir, fH^^TTfT, 31if»Tf , 
 
 2 — iu alchemy, magic, &c. f%5.
 
 AD J 
 
 18 
 
 ADM 
 
 8— in villainy or knavery, v. ARUANT.qigT, St^ or tTT^, 
 mp{ in comp. as K^ITT, KJFJ^, ^T^T^rmt), ?^I^. 
 To be or become n. ^fWT'fr ( viz. iu ^"r*t, f^t'T^'Fl', 
 
 AiEiT, H. oiw/iilli/ tkilleJ ill, v.Cleveh. TTTtrT orTTTffTOT. 
 
 Abf.iJL'aTe, n. proportiontile lo, equal to. WK^., ^fl^TT, TT" 
 "T, JTRR, THT, ^=^, ^T, ^^fTT, '■•«/>■ '« cowi/;. as ^Pmr^frTT, 
 
 iFT^T'TTHT, Jto. oT^TrJrpTr-flnTTTT, &e. OT^, Wm, ?tjt, 
 
 That is barely a. j-l ' -jdd l, ^^J'^T, ^^, ^'^J^, 
 f'3Tl*<<m fHH + l, HW'HI-s). 
 AUEijUATELV, <></(■. V A.<TTrTT, JTT, ^TFR, 'T'<TPfF^, ^FTTr JTrf. 
 ADK<iL-ATt>'Ess, Adequacv, «. v. A. sjfNil/ JTcpT'TT m. 
 
 Tu AUIIEUK, V. II. stick to, v.To SxiCK-fspRDT, rSn^'Jf, f^'Jf, 
 2 stick lo, fig. if attached, faithful, Sfc. fen^, fq--i;?:iif, 
 
 -Ac. ^fr<?TW75pr n.-gfr^rr^TT^ m. w^. 
 
 Adiikbexce, Adhehixo, Adhesion, «.v.V.1. — act.f^'^.Z^n. 
 ST'I^ n. f%^?;T^ 'fl»T^ rt. ite. 
 
 12— nr/. f;p^^ TT^OT «. &c. gf?iTTT^«f^«.gft'<TTR?^t». | 
 —slate or qii<ility.^[^f. cyrrafrp/. fjf^/. ^-Tf?re?TT/. J 
 
 ADnEREST, a. AnnEHER, n. Adhering, p. a. v.Y. 1. f^^;:- 
 
 2 f^TT^ 'Jf-'JllT Tlff^^ &e. gf?'4TT=R'5ft, TTr^OT( in 
 
 eoiiip. a.s ^RT^TTr-70T, ^i.mmu\ ). 
 Adherent, n.folloicrr. partizan. v. Follower, arr^pff ' 
 
 3T5^TPfr, 3TgnT«Ht, 3TTf=STcr, ^T?T, <T?ft, aTWff, 3T5r?jift. 
 Adhesive, <j. v. Stickx. f=j^?:, fq^^trr, fsf-^^T^. ! 
 
 Adhesiveness, «.v. A. f^sjTTTi/ f^^^Tfun-Hi. f^^?Tjr /'.qT''*. ! 
 lb Adhibit, p. a. use, v. To Apply. ^umffT ariTJrot, iT'frn »>. ji 
 
 5FT^ y. o/ 0. %?#, q^PTTT./. qr^DT^^/.-Ac. :pTar y. o/ o. 
 
 2 ( in one's own person). %sri^, %q-?r «.-&c. ^i^ g. of o. 
 Adhibited, p. v. V. 1. qi^^^, qrf^, ^W^. 
 
 2 ??5r7^, %f5r?r. 
 
 Adhibitek, ». v. V. 1. qr-iuiKI &c. sr^rn^prTT. 
 
 2 ?nmm, ?i;ft, ^^^. [ ^c^uj^/ 
 
 ADiiiniTioN, n. v. V. T.— «(■(■. ^T^tif n. ijqtn w. 'TRRT/. 
 
 2— flc/. H^ n. %cr;T «. %^/. TTO^^ ». 
 Adieu, n. 3ird"c)aH| 3TTJfr^'f? »». --KHM'R n. nivr^FrfesFifq- 
 
 *rmr n. Some of the common modes of expression are 
 
 p'rm 'fl^>, irf^?r ^tot, t^ttr^ sfr ^fr,^ arm J^rftcr 
 
 AiJirosE, Ai irocs, a. See Tat. 
 
 Adjacency, n v. A. vT^ToRutt m. T7:mf rT^PTr «'. ^^rTT/ 
 
 Adjacent, a. contig uous, v. Xear. ^ir^r^r^, ^m^, ^«- 
 
 <TRf^, rt'MHI, ?t^;nT^, f^^^f, ?TJfm'4. 
 jTo Adject, ArJECTio^f. See To Add. Adding.' 
 Adjective, «.— in grammar. jonrR^ m. n'^^T^^ n. Mt- 
 
 Eelatiou between an a.aud its noun.f^flT'iTfcril'S'T'TRw. 
 To Adjoin, v. a. See To Join. 
 To Adjoin, v. n. he contiguous. ?mff adv. 3T?r'Jt, "^T^^if 3T^- 
 
 Adjoining,;?. «. v. V. N. pm-ft'^, ?7^?5TT^, ^^^oT^tt, ^^t{- 
 
 I OTfjitTO. [ 3^??^ OT. 
 
 j Adjoining, Adjunction, n. v. V. N. — state. ^TT^T /.^TrTTw. 
 [ To Adjourn, v. a. put of. ?^=qTf^=T^N^V-^5T-qTf^qr?rRT- 
 
 &c. pf^rn, %^"jf, J^ff^ or cT^ ^?:'jf or "jsfoT, ^?7r?^tFrn^- 
 
 AdJOUENMENT, ?!.. V. V. — ffC/. %5fOT «. TTT^TTf^STHTrTT %5PIT». 
 
 H^+<l| Z^ n.&c. ^FTr^f rlTT^?r ^'tTFR «• 
 To Adjudge v. a. doom to. v. To Condemn. ^^T?r ^nTof, 
 fn?Tr/- ^fnoT, f^T^^ 3TTffT /.-;Ff^rT WJ.-&C. W'T^. 
 2 v.To AwAED.H^f aft/.-^l^«f/-'T^li?f./.-?I'TT?nif\/.-&c. 
 
 ^o Adjudicate, ». «. See To Adjudge. 
 
 Adjudication, Adjudgment, ?;.. v. V. 2 — act. Pf^^ ^F^^ 
 
 ^etPt"^ »."%fl'E5T ^c^ ^^rf^T'^' ». &c. ^rr^gf^'j^'iT ^pt^ », 
 
 I. atuarc?, v. Sentence. f^T^T^r »».'%?rE5T m. 
 Adjunct, a. united with, immediately consequent. aTH'spft, 
 
 Adjunct, n. v. Appendage. aHHij'lM' 3T?TtrnTr-3Tf^'?f*nR' 
 
 .■3T^%ifr-3T^tft-&c. ^^^'A>n.■\^^^m.-^ m.-SiQ. 3T^iT/n. 
 
 2 — in grammar, ar^^tr m. ^FI^ n. 
 Adjueation, n. v. V. — act. ^^'C( f.-&Q.. ^TrFM n. ?T"T=T «. 
 
 I. oa<7t ^w/f or taken. ^H'4 /• a^JTir/. 
 To Adjuee, v. a. impose an oath on, charge on oath. ^T<T/. 
 
 -3TT0T/--gT^/--&c.^^'if or qTTfjT ^^af-^^T^OT-fir^/. 
 
 :p^-&c. 
 Adjueed,^. v. v. ?W<T ^?R^, 3Tm ^TFT^^TT, mf^. 
 To A-DJVST i: a.^fi.v or set rightly, put in order. f5=l?rPT^, 
 
 g':TRiJr, _g'<nTcn-, ^^^"if or ^i^iif, ?ft?:-5f{T^-5^^-&e. 
 
 ^FT'JT "ff^T'^, 5t^'TTw».-5rfr5T35f|-/.-»q-cr?iTT/.-&c.:p:%. of o. 
 
 2 ( a dispute, debt, &c. ) v. To Settle. d | juj , =f^F^df, 
 <TTft^'^'^, 'TT^m. cTRiJr f^T^ri^ y. of o. ^^75 /. ^RTlf 
 y. of 0. ^f. IXl^ g. of 0. 
 Adjusted, p. v. V. 1. f5f?:R%;Tr, g^nr???^, ^rrf^^tfj^ril- 
 
 2 5^^%?^, frnSjOT, ??re%¥ %^?^, ^ar, ^^ifm ^Tfi^- 
 
 Adjustment, w.v.V. 1. — act. fq-TRor n. gqK"^' «• &i5. ST^- 
 F<TnTH n.— state. i{i\,A^ »i.^?r^^1'/5FFfcFt/.°T?F<TT/. 
 2— act. ^;f!Jf JJ. mft^rr ^lif «. &c. — state, ^^rff/ 
 
 Adjutant, m. FJ^T^UrT?^ i^^ ^R^TlTt 3Tff . 
 Adjutor, Adjuvant, m. See Helpee. 
 Ad libitum, ado.mthout restriction. T^?i^r^,K^H ^ll^ rfH. 
 2b Admeasuee, Admeasdeement, See To Measure, ka. 
 To Administee v. a. serve, supply, afford, v. To GiVE. %tif, 
 ^^ n. ^of^ 3T'f'if, 3TW n. ^>if y- of o.
 
 ABM 
 
 19 
 
 ADO 
 
 2 ( a govornmeut, a business, an estate, &c. ) v. To 
 Conduct, -^irltjuf, clf^^jldin, f^qT^% f^^ITf »»--srf|5n^ /. 
 spTot-Miriqui y. of 0. 
 
 3 (justice ). '^^m. qif^-cTreor-^p?^, 7^\^^l•[^n. sp^ijf. 
 
 4 ( an oath ). ^(^"Jf, \^. 
 
 5 ( physic, &c. ) ^^, "STfT^. 
 
 6 ( alms, &c. ) q'TrJ^ ^of, Jfte^, ^n^. 
 
 To Administee, v. n. contrihiUe,y. To Help. ^^q'-^^^^Jlft- 
 
 &c. 3T?ror. 
 Administration, n. v. V. 1. — act. '^oT «. aT'T'^t «. &c. 
 2— act. crf^STR'jf »■ -mrliJ^ «.&c. ^^^xz f. ^^\\m.■^^- 
 
 Letters of a. to an estate. trf^^fTT^TRf^'^'Tr^ft ^H7/. 
 
 I. executive part of a Government. ■(.M + KHT^^t/- 
 Change of a. ^wlHI^ft/. ^r^f^^r «. 
 
 II. rejy«, nde, 3TJT?5 «J. TT^T «. ^T^\f. 
 Eigorous or severe a. ^FTST 3TiT^ «. 
 
 Administeatoe, m. ( of a goveruaieut ). <l-ji|-+,I'TlT'^Tc7- 
 
 2(to an estate, &c.) ^f^^lTJ =qTf7fsroTT7T m ^Tf^^TT^^r ,„. 
 
 3 ( in divine rites )v. Officiater. arpqr'f m. 
 Admieable, a. V. V. and Good. ^R^5j^5T^r!7F-q;Tft-&c. 
 
 ^?fTTT=>R^jnft- 'ic. irrsT ^TRraT-^r-^FTT-^TT^T- &c. 
 
 3^^ffT, ^THf, T???'?, ^rff. 
 Admirably, ff(7(j. v_ A. ^-^ AV.\>\\ ^PTT-FTT^T->-tc. a. decl. 
 
 Admiral, «. 3H<HK|'-(| 'Tf?f;«.-3Ttfr?TnJ.-3TK^^;K.-i5TCqjre.- &c. 
 Admieation, «-. — the sentiment. 3TT*'I'frt. ^T^JlsiTw.^EIiTr^FTT 
 
 m. -RT^/. ^rm^iq'T «. ^?^ra"=i;i'f n. 
 
 To Admire, %\ a. regard with wonder and pleasure. ^\Ai}- 
 ^^ifn.-^J^'^\^>ffqn.-&c. ^RW and, in. con. ^^ m g. of a. 
 SFtg^ «.-m^ /.-^Tf?q;R OT.- &c. EfRijf /«. con.g.ofo. 
 3Tr=r'5^ in. con. 
 
 Admirer, n. See Lover. pT^T^TT^. 
 
 Admissible, a. v. V. 1. sf^ qT^i--:^-^^! J 1 a I -vi?FTT-&c. sjsr- 
 
 2 Eq-T^r-=^T-#^?IT-'#Tr- &c. iTRrqT &c.- =^-^T- &c. 
 
 Admission, Admittance, ii. v. V. 1 — act. \^ ^iir n. 
 srfrf ^gj ^ M. sit^TTPT n. 
 
 2 — rtc/. q'of «. KRor «. Trl^iJt n. &c. ■3TT^"JT «. ^TT^T^ 
 n.— state. iTT^Frr/.— «• or s. <Tci^ or Tfi^PTT w. qTRT^^T- 
 
 3 a. or s. Kft^TT hj. ■JT'ft^FTT m. 
 
 To Admit, v- a. suffer to enter. i|^^ or aTffT ^T^ ^ot_ 
 
 2 suffer to pass; allow, grant, concede. q"iif, ^TH'Jf, TT^^ 
 ^tJT^, 5fR ^-^Tiif^ Trt^TW or Mr|+Kir, ^?^ ^^of-f T"Jf , 
 
 3 V. To Acknowledge. Hrt^PTTiir, aiift^PRiJf, T^ft q"'Jt, 
 
 4 /ft^-e iM, receive amongst, qijf, STfrfspJr, ^^I^'ir, ^^HT2"Jr. 
 Admitted, ;j. t. V. 1. ^■^ f^r^^, 3TM %^ f?rf^. 
 
 2 q:cT^?rT, HFI^CT, &c. HI'iT, JP^, f^^, ST^TcT, g^Tm, 
 
 3Tf^rr, iffdn^, Tfrj^fT, srf-^firrr, ttft. 
 
 To Admix, Admixture, &c. See To Mix, &e. 
 
 To Admonish, v. a. warn of, counsel against, v. To AVaen. 
 Fn^t^/-?j^;TT/.-^^=T n.-&c. JRiJt, 1^]^ m.-^%jq m.- 
 ^^T^^n.-^^^-^ m.- &c. ^^ g. of o. ^^^^., Tg5;-3-qf^ 
 
 -&c. Jf)^. 
 
 2 reprove gently. ^PT^ »i. j^Z. T^'^ ,!?o/o. ^PT^TTW ?tfT»». 
 3T^^ y. o/o. m^=qt f^T?TT/.-?T5:^=5fT HTT w.-ErT'Tf^^TT/.- 
 SUI^ n. ^-m. 
 Admonisher, n. Admonishing, |3.o. Admonitor, n.\N. 1. 
 
 qErVfq'^rlt. 
 
 2 fTTl^f^Tm ^FTOTITT &c. 
 Admonishing, Admonishmek't, Admonition, «.v.V. L — 
 «c^. ?IT^^ ^iif J2. ^^?{T5p;iif «. &c. ^^^ «. T35HT/. 
 "T^^q-^T n. g-gTM'^ »• 
 
 2^;Fr?r ^^siir «. &c. ^fn^r g-^^ft/. 
 
 I. tlie warning given. ftnft^/.^g;5=lT/.7"T^5T/». ^f^^r? m. 
 q^q- w. TgTsr ni. 
 
 II. !?/;« reproof given, ^rs^t fn^I /• ^IT^iTrtT/ ^HT^I 
 
 Ado, «. labour, difficiiltg, pains, v. Trouble. 5f% q% o;- 5r^ 
 qt OT. p)l. V. 5?rT, q', ^^T/._^;Z. I'. W^ ^^, ^^T^:/. ^^T^cf 
 
 With much a. JTIil^T f^^^, T^Tf *f^f55 '^'^■^ 5^ffi 
 
 2 confused hurry, politer, stir, T. BuSTLE. qTq'iJw. ^\'^'m. 
 
 To make much a. about nothing. iPR ^i'iiT'T ^^ ^T^^, 
 
 Adolescence, n. v. Youth. VKdl TO? /• ^'fT^t /• ^^T^ift 
 Adolescent, a. v. Stripling. =Er5fl' Tfli^T, =^JfTT ^TTr^, 
 To Adonize, 4'. n. dccl- out the person. qT?IT^ m.-^-fV^f[ f.- 
 
 ^T^p%ft or =qTT=:iTft /.-^^rFTl'^^r^ /.-^tr?]^ /.-mqft/.- 
 
 j:FpiTf?:5!Tv« .-ZWM{z=^m.-^-^Atm .pi .-fz-Z]Z\^\ /.-ct c.^T^. 
 
 Adontzing, ». V. V. — «rf. ==f^^T^/- '^FP^T^t or =^T"T=^l'ft/. 
 
 ==rPft=ErPft /. feT^pft/. J^T or z€m in. pi. ^TRiT^ or 
 
 ?fppt/. smtrrrw. 
 
 To Adopt, V. «. (a son). ^^?np-^?r5=5r-^TT-Tra>iTT-&c. ifof, 
 
 2 ( a measure, custom, &.C. ) 3TT^?TJif, ir'if, ^^% "TT^^, 
 %^, aTT'-PTOT, ^^PTW, ai'il+.K'Jt, ^t^PK «j.-3TM^=PR 
 »«.-%=r=T «.-^0T «.-&C. 5p?T3f. 
 
 Adopted, p. Adoptive, «. t. V. 1. ^-^rpp-Ac. q'fr^JTT, 
 
 qrnnr or spr, TTH^^r, qF^TT, qt^qr, Hftt^iT %ci?i?rr, 3Ti€t?r 
 
 An a. child. KTRB'^rfrr/. q^i^R ?;. 
 2 3TT^?WT, &c. %f^fT, 3TT^?r, ^^. 
 Adoptee, «. Adopting, 2'. «■ AiOPTi\E, a. t.Y.I. ?rT-7^=PP-
 
 «rrfftjrr-&c. Quiki, Httt^c MuiKt, 3Tf€t?T ^ittt, ^tt^p-^- 
 ic. in^, TT^. 
 
 :: ^tK(U |ICT, A«.'. %^\ &c. %^rp( esp. in comp. ) 
 Addition, n.\.y.l. net. ^ii^^^ ^^ n. aiMcT %olr ». ^tT or 
 JtTS q^ 1. '^Tlt.'.j^u i H. ^^^fNnr m.— stale. ^ q'rl^- 
 
 JJoy given into a. Sfrf wi. ^^'f »»• ^^ '»• 'Trpr^"T=;fra. 
 — revilingly. ^tFJT or ^rpr— I'amili.arly. 5Tfnt?r,<^-<iMl. 
 
 Boy given ( after investiture with the thread ) into 
 a. in a family not related to hiui. He is heir both to 
 his natural and to his adoptive parent. ^\^^^\^<^ m. 
 
 Boy self-given into a. '^'T^tT ?». 
 
 Ceremonies or rites of a. 5rrfjf=TR n. a^fcrf^ m. 
 
 Deed of a. KtS^^T n. JtTT^ «. ['^1-%^. 
 
 To give into a.^ ^PT'T, Ttft^-aiYtrrf-aTR-iTtrf ^'Jf-^TTt^- 
 '2— act. ■STT^of «. %^ 11. &c. ^^ n. tiTTW n. qrs^ «. 
 ^^ n. J^rn^R ». 
 AiOBADLE, a. y. Y. <^^Jim-^-qFtr-ctc. T^'ft'T, T^?^, T^- 
 
 ^, "jvjrnfp^, ^^rrf , >T^=ff?, H^nrr^, ar^^q', sr^, 
 ■jpim^, "Tvirfrrq-, t^^t^^, &c. 
 
 Adouablexess, «. T. A. 35TT^T?^-'*TjTnrNt-&c. ?frJTrn"/.- 
 
 3TfflT/.- &C.>TJpft^TfTT/q^m-/.'JfRlfi=rT/.&C.aTT:^'rn-/. 
 
 AioBATiox, «. V. V. — act. q;^af «. ir^iif «. &c. t^^t «. 
 
 /■ anrr*^ w. -jHrnnr/. 
 
 Jo Aeoke, v. a. V. To "W'OESHIP. JvTdT, T^, 3=r#af, aTTTT- 
 
 ArOBED,,?). V. V. 3^%^, >T<^%«l, &C. "jf^rT, 3^f%cr, 3TTTT- 
 
 AroBEE, «. Ajobing,;?. «. t. 'V. JtrTanrr, &c. "T^^^j, 3TTTrq'- 
 
 Abobinolv. orftf. V. V. "Jv^T^^q-, JT fa ' jj'K . 
 
 To AiOEN, V. a. decorate, emheUish, ornamnit. 3T?il^TTuf 
 
 >fnK^_, Hq^, m^iTsrSr, mirar ^r^, ^rfH?T-f ?itF>T?f-&c! 
 "F^, ?fpiT /.-tn m.-kc. sot-arnJi'jf, ^tpt^ m.-'jt'tijt «.- 
 
 2 icicf >«, ^racp, T. To Become, m^, m^fff, ^f^'rf. 
 Aloened. p. Y. V. I. ar^ihlWOT, &c. strS^PP^, ?ir>W^, 
 &c_3t?iwnf:^^ &c. ^7^^., mf'TrT, ^?r,^ Jif^, f^^-. 
 
 Aeobseb, «. AxoE>-isG,;).«. v.V. 1. 3t^:ktt ^FTcrnr, &c. 
 
 AEOENMESr, Adoujiiko, n. V. V. 1.— arf. 3Tk-TTT0I «. &c! 
 
 f^H^ n.—state. sj^K m. ^T^JRWD". ?tW/. 3Tf7?;f?r/. 
 
 >ffT/- ^TTfiT?Tf5r«. &c. 
 A DOWN, prep, along, donmcards. aipiTif^, i?frjj;?r :r^ur^ 
 
 314T-., -fltfrcr, ST:?^. •" ^ =- ' 
 
 Kl>yiUT, adv. foaling at random. ^?ft, JHT^^f rRrff 
 
 AOT 
 
 To be a. -lit-fig. rTtw, ^^\^^. 
 
 To cast a.-lit. ^V^U^t--^^\^j^x CT^ST.-fig.STT^JTRT JT^^t. 
 
 To get a.-Iit. 3Tmf^-sr5n^ffT-&c. 'rS'it,-fig.5rT='!TT^ ?R^. 
 
 Adkoit, a. dexterous, v. Expekt. J?T?r, giR, g^, Tllf^, 
 
 Adroitly, adv. v. A. §T<4U|M, &c. ^TTTf^, ^^T?^^'^, ^^T- 
 
 Adeoitness, 71. V. A, J^icSq-DTT »«• g'FTTiTT »«• &e. 5^- 
 
 '^fT/. gnnf /. g'T:T3rr ««. ^^rn /. ^^ «. ^^?5«. 
 
 ^aWf ■». 
 Adex. (j. See Thiestt. 
 Adscitixious, a. taken tip, called in, v. Assumed. TRSTFTT, 
 
 ^■TH, ail^N, 3TniM?5T, 3TT|rr. [tee, &c. 
 
 Adulation, To Adulate, &c. See Flatteeing. To Flat- 
 Adult, a. arrived at mature age. eprfrT 3Tlrtrtl, T'JlfrT 3n%r7r, 
 
 ?H?r?r 3n%p^, TPrfpr 3Tfr5?rT, nrer, vm^frfTT, ^V, tfp, 
 rtrN=5r, jt^'<t o;- ^^•.^^■^_ 
 
 To become a. ^^frr-^T^tfT-ttc. q^iJr. 
 Adult, n.v. A. cr?Tt?T-&c. 'S\f^j^ ^\v\^ m.--^f.-&c. ^T^m. 
 
 ^\^■^■\ m. jft-t^TT m. 
 To Adulterate, v. a. corrujyt hi/ mi.vturc. H^ /.-frT^55 /.- 
 
 &c. ?n^?r =fTf7 ^Fwr - Rm i"^, ^^T:^o'Tfir*'T''T^fTrT ^pt^, 
 
 Adulterate, «. Adulterated, /i.t.V. ^Tsj ^t^^ f«Tqi^?rT, 
 
 Adulteration, w. t. V. act. fH^r^-&c. q-j^^r ^W- ^fJTot ■». 
 
 s^rt/c. ^^fPTS-TUISJqriH «.. ^^TTi|5fq-fT?^ n. 
 Adulterer, n. man guilfg of adul/crg. ^j^jf\., M<^K+t11, 
 
 5^f^-jK'+Tir, s^fW^qifr, qr^f'^rRY, ^^m^^ijjTir, ^JTR^s^f, 
 
 Adulteress, i!. u-oman guilt g of adu^terl/.rs^^^■^r\^.^ ^ifT'Tft, 
 
 Adulterine, n. t. Bastard. ^JTIT^, -j1U,^I?T. 
 Adulterous, a. guilt g of adulterg, See Adulieeeb& 
 
 Adulteress. 
 
 2 pertaining to aduJterg.■^\X.'^V^'[{-''^f^'^]^.V^J.| vd|J+,4- 
 
 Adultery, n. conjugal infdelitg, — of tlie male or female. 
 ^R^if n. ^^^fvriji;m. cfrrr^qr/. 5I5^H n. ^^'JJ^^ m. 
 ^Tfr /.— of the male. qT^HTTiTH ». Tt^ «. TT^/. 
 
 3^^miT?r n. ^x^tm^n. wP^=5iTf^n5T?f «. m^^n n. 
 
 'TTHT^Hq' n. ^T^^^^^^ n. — of the female, ^ttiit^t ?j. 
 
 ^^^pop. qrq-^ n. f.TT^-lT^-f^T7. TTRf^^T^TR^ «. 3T'?TTrR^ 
 
 «.— in cant or covert phrase, and of male & female. 
 
 ^trfr^TT?? on. ^^^K «. ^f|5^?f^ n. 
 Adultkess, n. v. A. & N. g:^^/. ^M%TtTT »!. RTs^niT m. 
 
 q:"k?3TT/. ^^^ n. 
 To Adumbrate,!!, a. shadow out, exhibit a faint resemhl- 
 
 ancc of. ^'!r?^^5!Ti-<T «. jpT^,;^^^^ il-lfl^ui, W^ f. ^^^
 
 Am 21^ 
 
 Adumbeation, n. v. Y. matter shadowed out. ^TTT/. 
 
 AccsT.rt. lurnt uj).^^ 'R?5T,^^, ':?Tr^?T, ^W^ ^^. 
 
 To Advance, v. a. hrinij lo the front or fore-ground. JJ- 
 
 '1 promote, prefer. ^^S{.^^\^^.^ ^Z^f. '^^^■'[MA^i 
 y. o/ 0. '<TT^t /.-'-^rTTJlT wi.-&c. %air.| ^^r^ /. ^7^, 
 
 ?q-|iH T':^,-q^|f^ /. =r^ y. o/ o. 
 
 3 make better, &c. v. To Impeove. ?T^§5 «.-?i^f^/.-&c. 
 ■I^^T y. o/ 0. t^^ 3TT'iT<if. [y. o/ o. 
 
 i forward, hrinj on. =qT??q'iif, ^TT^'^, ^K/-- fff /• ^"^ 
 o V. To Propose. ^'I m. ^pr^-^R^ y. o/ o. "T^tn ot.- 
 asiaMM w.-sraR^r/.- !T?IR ot.- 3^-:PTT ««. q^ y. of 0. 
 6 ( mouey &c. ) •JfTrJr ffif/o.-'JTFN "'^i'. ^oT, Ffqil /. ^"it. 
 Jb Advance, v. n. come forward. ^ adv. %?r-f?n^-=ifjr^- 
 ^.:^rraf-^I^iif, 5'?rTot, ^HR &c. itot &c. qr^iJr, TT^^ra. 
 
 To a. boldly, readily ,&c.?rr^iJt,^<+N>Jl,'--T^3T'Jir,M'j1H"Jf, 
 
 To a. against, upon, ^r^^ ^'^-%'jf, ■^iJI^/.-'^ m.-^- 
 Z\^ on. ^iif ioj^/t STT. 
 
 2 yrow Je«er, ^'c.v. To Impeove. '^\^T^\ |m ^m^, ^'t'jf, 
 
 3 mo»e apace, ^f ado. =5]T?5af. 
 4! progress, proceed, v. To Eise. ^Kaf , ^^rraot, =5r5>jf, ^T^- 
 
 ?T-=^cr-&c. =5jra'ir, ff^T^T trot. 
 Advance, Advancement, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^ ^^ n. 
 3T?TTft^ ^Vm n. &c. 
 
 I^act. ^^ififf «. En^cT^ «. &c. i^U'-hK 5«. T^S^T n. 
 —state. 5JT3^?ri:iUTT »». &C. •HJ^^I-rll/. "I^fft/- 
 Z—act. ^i^ n.— state, ^fg/. ^\\^m n. 
 ■i—act. ■^\rm^ n. &c. 
 
 I. moneg adcanced. STTTS f^^i=Jr WT ?«. — esp. to culti- 
 vators, Frml/. 
 
 v. Y. N. 1.— a. 0?- s. ^i q-ijf/t. Ac. 5piTCT«. ^=pJTw. ^frf/. 
 2— state. ^5^ «. &e. =^r??ft/. ^fsT^^ w. JT^"^ n. ^f|;/. 
 
 3 — state. ^TS'Jfw. =^T?5af ?8. &c. q"!^/. =5r^/. ^5 '«. 
 In a. in front, jt, H"!^^. 
 2 before-hand. aTTT^, 3TfiFT. 
 Advance-ctoead, Advanced-gtjaed, n. f^fft/. 
 Advanced, p. v. V. A. 1. qt %^F^^■-^^i'Jlriri^, &c. 
 2 =q^clrJ?rr, ^TJqr'^^, &c. TfTtjrrr^, '^^. 
 
 4 ^lri=W?5T, &c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. 5? 3TM?5r, 5?RS5^, y<+)HV.r, &C. jrfTrT, 
 ^'^l-mn, 3T^Tn?T, 3T!T^m, ^Ft?r. 
 2 7^m-^JTTTH-?nTra'- &c. "q^^jr. 
 
 4 «(iciirtr, "Hs^jr^i, &c. |5[ ( esp. in comp, as ^"tf 5[, 
 
 ?rH|5, f^^5, ^^5, T^TTf ^, ?rTTf ^ ). 
 
 ADV 
 
 Advancee, rt. Adyancino,^. «. V. V. A. 1. crt <}iXT7nTT- 
 aTTomRT, &c. ^[?f ^'f-K'-t> '. 
 
 2 -HIiJclUIKI, -cjiiol'JIUl, &C. JT^^rrf, MJ^+,|3ft, "T^^l^, ^- 
 
 4 =q"iric(ijiHi, ^rRST^mrr, &o. 
 
 5 +l'iU|KI, 3Y ^PTtrrr^T, &c. [^TFfPft. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. qs "q-unrr &c. qft^n^ft, arfirH^rmT, ^Pr^- 
 
 2 =jr??n', tnw-€^TH- &c. xj^uim, &c. |f^<T, st'^hpt. 
 
 3 sn^OTRT &c. ^TT^riT. 
 Advantage, n. superiority over, v. Supeeioeitt. ^^^ n. 
 
 ^^ «. =jRy?ir/. 3^rr55T )«. s^R^^rfr ?». ^rrr m. 
 
 To Lave the a. of. aTTT^T-'flffcT^ |m, '<TN/. ST^Sry. of 
 s. with sn: o/ 0. 
 To obtain an a. over. ^TNtTT 5,^Tq> ?«. =^^, ^^ ^M, 
 
 2 benefit, profit, good, avail, use. 't>\Mi\ m. <?r55 «. "PoJ^T- 
 frf or "P^^?? /. f^^n. cjT". TWrn »«. yq+H,?«. R-HJI-Mri /. 
 tH,Hi| or ^R4)l ?»• T<TR"r or PTPTTwi. 4)iririr<|w. "{JrfTHfTT /. 
 "poET^^T m. 'PFSii^q' m. yjf »». FH^ ?». (and, loosely ?;tHT- 
 
 A. and disadvantage, f^rllf^d n. riHIrflT »«. 
 
 To appear to a. ^TPTcfr, ^^, R<M^, f^^^^r, rRTot. 
 
 To show, set, &c. to a. tJrT n. H^ g. of o. ^rH^^. 
 
 3 emolument, profit, v.GaiN. JfPT m. ?5PT w. Jflfff/. 
 i preponderation on one side. ^^^ n. ^T^T^' n. 
 
 To Advantage, v. a. acail, hoot, benefit, profit,scrvc. FTT'H'if, 
 ?5T^5t, r'vi^ui, TT^fpft ^"jf-TS^, TT^TH m. ^fif ?«. con. 
 with g. of 0. 
 
 Advantageous, a. v. N. 2 beneficial, profitable, availing^ 
 
 ?5TT!T?, "P^si^, 'TOT^Prfr, lOTT^f , "P^r?*:?!^?^, "PSSf^. 
 
 3 V. Gainful, ^^^qr^, ^'qr^TTT, f^4>Nd'JK, l^qniKt, 
 
 Advantaoeouslt, adv. v.N.2 ^t^nT^^TtHR, WT^, a. decl. 
 
 3 r4>*iMH^K, H WT, ^^^nr. 
 
 Advantaqeousness n. v. A. 1. ^M-MMflMTT m. :jq^rf^IrIT /. 
 ^rp?^ n. '^^^kf^V,^ n. OT»T-&c. dN'-f.^ n. 3tT'+.|RcII /. 
 
 Advenient, Adventitious, a. v. Accidental, sti'-i^*, 
 
 Advent, ». v. Coming, q^ot «, 3TFIT^ n. arm^ m. 
 Adventuee, «. accident, chance. \'^T'} mf^^^mA^ f. ^^Flrf 
 
 2 hazardous deed, v. Enteepbise. ^ntiT «/. ^IiqiTT^ 
 
 qjm «. tfr^TTT^ q^TR' «. qrsn^ «. 5>iqnf w. ["Sfftfr «. 
 
 Adventures, remarkable events in the life of. '^fK'^ pop. 
 To Adventuee, v. n. try the chance, dare, v. To Ventuee. 
 
 ^isfm «.-&c. arrim aTM'Jir-^'^-^t^FTTot-'T^ sfttlW, 
 
 ^5?t?^tH n. ;[qiTjf, cr^nFjy ?i/. q?^. 
 To Adventuee, v. a. put into the power of chance, v. To 
 
 Ventuee. ^^Ht?T gcrnf-qr??^, a=r^tfr?r-^^tft?r ^^-
 
 ADV 
 
 22 
 
 ADV 
 
 Al>VE>ri'BtB.n.v.V. one irlio seeks oaasions of chance, ^r- 
 
 iR f^RT qi^ 35rm qi ^u i K i, ^"r?ft^ «"• ^^rmn "Tr^onTT, 
 
 vJTfitK 'ITtTT^r ^ITT, &c. 
 
 AuvKMi i:«H s, a in Uuid to adeenlures. +^rit or ^JTsn^-iTT, 
 
 rppjmT. [5^^^. 
 
 •J V. HazaREOCS. q" | < M> ft , ^?IiTT=5rT, ?t^^^t^, HTiT^?rT- 
 
 AiiVESTi-EorsLT, aJc. v. A. 1. ^iflRr ^T^^ q^^, ^Rft^ 
 
 ADVENTi-RocfSEss, n. V. A. ^^fTH ^^qr^rr kt^ht^^- ^fq/. 
 
 AuTT-BB, «.— geiKT. -H^q^ n. 'fls^T^ »• 
 
 2— to a verb, f^^qifEf fX'TOT ^i{s^^ n. flrfvffcRTqtFT 3T5q-q- w. 
 
 r+<4 1 r«< ?rm n. f^irf^'^rro «. 
 
 h.\)SV.mM.Ki.,a.peiiaininj to an a. STo'T^J^^, ^Tsqq'T^, 
 3T5q^^, -iT.q-i(|rH-^-, ars^m'Tfr, aTS^qif'^r^, &C. ^5q-- 
 
 ADVEBBlALLr, adc. V. A. >|oij<j<;,4, f^f^qifsTJlTCTr^, arsq'q'- 
 
 Advkbsaeia, 7i. commonplace hook. "^rSTSf ;;. =q^ n. alT?». 
 
 iiimiM'*r M. %% m.pi. [ift «j. 
 
 Adveesabt, «. foe_ v. EHEiir.'irft c- ?T^ c. firT?T wj-srf?r'ft- 
 2— as iu litigation, &c.v. OfroNENi. sff?PT^ m. f=rT^»(. 
 MfdMi^ m. sjfJT^fpfft m. Sffcf^'^f m. 
 
 Advebse, a. turned against; opposite, v. Conteaex. 3^CT, 
 vHU=ll, f^5, f^Tftrf . 
 
 2 inimical, hostile, repugnant, vnfriendh/.S^Y^^.^ f^TfftfT, 
 
 f^PR^, '*rfH^, 3Tf ?^g, 'JT^TTT, f^TT^rj' fsrf?^, f^"^, ^^1 
 ( m com. a^ %f?J^^, 517^?!^, 'JTFH^T^, &o.) qr, q-j-i-s;^-^^ 
 ^^pop. f^T^^, 'JTffFT, aff^FrJT^, 3Tf|?m:TW, ftrf^^r. 
 
 3 calamitous aTTJ, ^T^rn^, arfHf, ST^'TP!?. 
 Adveesely, a./t;.v.A. 1. ^s^iy^;^.^ 3"^7r, &c. 3^re-qT^, f^TT^^rT:, 
 
 2 3TT2^, Ac. f^rrsTPT, ^T^^-qi, '[Tf^'SijTT, ^T^TRR, 
 f%^^;, firft*T'7«Nj,"=) "A^M'\k -+-, &c. 
 Adveesesess, n. V. A. 1. 3^7TTOTT jjs. 3Tr5%qaTT m. f^TJ^ m. 
 
 2 -iTTt^qiTT m. !TTfHf ^ « f^rrsiT »! f^frfq^H. ^^^TFTwj. 
 
 jT>TT5r m. f^ir?5r n. f^nrm/. R h ■■'I d ^rr /. '^Iifjt'w. q-q-- 
 
 ^ n. <TTT?:^:'7rIT/. f^^T^r/ 
 
 ADVEBsrry.)!. «/n/f oj afflirtionjistress, misery.Sfc.^^^r^ f. 
 
 /. CSTF^'TFT n. f;rmT^-<TT /. ST'TF^^Tr /. SrW^iTT /• 
 JF^JTT /. ?i^^3Tr/. arPT^, fcf^rf^ ( iu comp as 3TPT5T- 
 
 ^rt'rflijfTT/. ^n'rflMi-H/i/. 3-?TTrft^PTT0T /. a^ l 4,N | { ^t 
 
 Delivering or extricating from ^■^k^^M.U'\iA"^». 
 Eeligion of a. aTTT^ m. fspT^K ?«. 
 
 Season of a. adverse times, 37rHc^?? wj. f^nr^FTr^m. 3TT^- 
 
 f^r^FT?? »'». f^f^M »»• 3T^>TFq^T^ «;. f^n^^r?! »«. f^rg- 
 
 ^^W^j m. ^^.W' m. g-FRfftir^/. ^'rRHT^T^ 7«. 
 
 Suffericg, overwlielmed by, &c. a. ari^f^T'tT, 37n5r, 
 fjR^, 3TT^5!Tm, ailM'^lT'EHT, SfW^^, fsn^iT^, f^^^, 
 
 To Adveht, I'.?!. ('»)•« to. attend to, animadve7-t.'^'!\n.-'^.i^^n. 
 
 3T?I^ y. o/ «. 
 Adveetekce, Adteeting, «. v. Y.—act. tt^^ OT^iif n. T^ 
 
 ^q- »j. Ac. sT^^trT^r n. ^^^■[^ «. txn^ «. 
 
 Witli a. to 3T5?5f^. 
 To Adveetise, v. a- v. To Inpoeji. v^|UHiif, ^Fo^tpif, <^- 
 
 q'5roT,5Trf|rrnR-mftiT-^M?n'-HR'^-^lftFr-^fjr?r-&c.spTDT. 
 
 2 give notice oj pullichj. v^l^lT-^^^-!Tf^5- &c. ^RW, 
 vTlf^JHIMI 5». f'P^q'of-FST^OTy.o/o. stft/.-StsnT ?».-&e. 
 fTJJtfOT y. 0/ 0. STT^^'I'Jr «.- &e. ^?Tjf. 
 Aeteetised, j5. V. V. 1. ^^m5r%?5T, ^s^cRBT, &c. H I f^dTT- 
 
 ^-&c. %?5?^, qtf^?f, !T5nfq-?T, fcrfTTf7?f. 
 
 Abteetisement, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^ror^of «. «&c. Mlf^rl'lK. 
 -&c. SRor m. fiTfTK^ n. ^tT^T «• sf^^"^ «. 
 
 I. notice piMished. Wlf^HIHlm. ^if^-ijrl/. ^?TTf|T?T5fT /. 
 
 Adteetisee, if. AiivERTisixa, j). ff. V. Y. 1. ^tiiq"tJTiTr^ &.c. 
 
 ^l%HIK -&c. +.(U||J|, ^KHF, ST^-'^T^, i^fTN^. [^Prrf. 
 
 2 ^m^- &c. ^pTOTRr, ^JTit fT^^'inTr, Acir^p^iFTif, ^f^^- 
 
 To Abtespebate, v. n. draw towards evening, ^ri^^"^, ?ff^- 
 
 oEtlf or ^i^ToJof, ^IrlN^r, 
 
 Aetice, n. counsel. 3^^ ot. iTOrJrr/. «fr'4 '«. 3Tf^^T ?«. ?T5?T 
 
 m. f. ^f^^T^ '«• ;■•• wtn. 
 
 Bad a. ^%r m. ^^^P^ m. [g'T^ «!. 
 
 Good a. or instruction. f|<TR^?T m. g^T^' m. f^?^^m. 
 
 2 information, v. Intelligence. ?RT/. sridiff/. ^'^r 
 /. «HNK ««. [^5ITT/. 
 
 A. from emissaries at foreign courts. aTT^^K o>' ^T.- 
 Commereial a. "^5 /. 
 Adtisable, a. proper to be adcised or practised, v. PEorEE. 
 
 ^TTt^TT^, ^^aftfq-fT, 3^3T^FTTJftq', 3^?TT^i^. 
 ' Adtisaeility, Adtisableness, n. v. A. qF^rlT/. STtNtt 
 
 [ To Adtise, v. a. give counsel to. JnTf^/.-^STw. /.-3^^3Tw?. 
 
 ' -&.C. jijf, 3^?T>jf, =^rn: 'fn?t/- iJ^-3T-^?5/.-&c. frtnDT-%oT, 
 
 5f^^ '»• ^^M-^^, ^tpT ».-SfifttT=T«.-'T5r'JI».-3Tf*riT=sniT 
 
 W.-&C. ^rof. 
 
 : 2 recommend ly counsel. 3'T'^^ «J.-Htlrt<l /.-?ff5T m. 
 
 I /.-&c. ^FTrof y. 0/ 0. 5f5?T^ '«• ^tnot-^ot y.o/ 0. 
 
 3 ?;!oZ-e acquainted, v. To Infoem. ^^J^Tq-^ =3TFT^0T, JTlf^- 
 
 Fmrr-nT^Fr-^Tn^-'g1%Ff-&c. ^trrnr. 
 
 1 Abvised,/). v. v. 1. 2. 3^?T-&c. %^^, TTTt^, 3TTf?^i ^-
 
 Am 23 
 
 3 HT^fiTr^ %^??T, ^fT, €rf^, f^fiTfm. 
 Advisedly, adc. deliberately, purposeli/, heedJulli/.fi^'\TJ^^ 
 
 Adtisee>'ess, 7J. deliberateness. ^tf^r^Rfrr /. ^f^^'^rfl/. 
 Advisee, ?!. Advisikg, 7). a. v. V. 1. 2. 3^'^:!TaTTrr, &c. 
 
 'iMt-ST^FS- &c. ^fqariTT. 
 Evil a. ^iT==f|-. 
 
 3 See iNroBMANT. 
 ADVisiNCi, re. V. V. 1. — act. W^'^n. &c. ^f^^ m. v. ^TT, 
 
 ^q- VI. qrq'R' n. wq' »". Sf%'=Rr n. 3T1^?T m. 5frf>Tit^>Jr«. 
 
 JT^JTOT n. ^^T^. n. 
 
 2— act. ^s^V^m^ n. ^q^of «. &c. fir^TTT^T n. ^\^^ n. 
 
 ST^T^^ «. -^H n. 
 Advooacy, Advocation, ?^. v.V.l. — act. sf P+r^ /. STFTHrf/. 
 
 To Advocate, 8). a.pZfat^/on T?T w. ^^^7^ q'rrf'jf-^m^/. 
 ^C^, =r1%t^ /• -^'+. I rt <1 /. ^fJT^ y. 0/ 0. TtT^fJf^^ «- 'TTT- 
 
 Advocate, Advocatee, n. v. V. "T?T q?i;==f ^i?5"JTrTr Ac. 
 
 I. pleader in a Court. ^^^ m. 
 ADYTVM,n.in!ier division of a temple. TT'TIT or rr»».THT^re. 
 Apz, Addice, ». (TRToft/. sfrfi^ or ^=Ji^m. ^^?^\m. ^^^f. 
 
 To cut with an a. ( to pare, chip, plane, &e.) fn'^. 
 
 Cut with an a. rTTflR. 
 
 Work done with an a. ?rr^<PnT n. r^T^ m. 
 
 Worker with an a. ril^+l*0' or i^. 
 ^-Egii.ops, «. ^TRJT i>i. n. 
 Aerial, a. lidoiiginf/ to the air. ^\^^^\:!f\.^ ^^'^^^\., iJMH- 
 
 W'f\^ ^\^^^^w.^ ^rprt^'T^^, stpt^Ti&c. arFPT^ftq-, ^TFFT^ft, 
 
 ETTTsq-. 
 
 2 consisting of air. ^rr^r^^ ^TT^^, =rp=T^, ^nrTTTq', qj^- 
 'Tqr, ^ITfTTTfT^, qT^RT^. 
 
 3 inhaUting the air. ■•3TTW^Ti?T- &c. <1^U|KI, 3TFPT3T5IT?ft, 
 3TFFT^R'<TT^, STFPT^Fir'fr, ^TFff^^^rrrtl', 'iT?r!T^r<Trqt, 
 
 3=f?rf??i^Rft, ^=5fT or $r=n:, sTFPrn^^nft, srr^^T^r. 
 
 'it placed, being, ^'c. in the air. 3TFPTn?ir, 3T?rR?T?*T, 
 
 Aeeified, p. \. V. ^T^ 5TT?t^?5T-&c. sTTf^fr^, ^TPTf^f^PT. 
 Aeeifoem, a. having the form, ifc. of air. ^J^W,^., tTPf^T, 
 
 =rmiT^, =(iriirH'+, qr^-m+K. 
 
 To Aebify, t'. «.^// ic;7A a;>, combine icith air. ^TT'T »«. 
 
 3TfrRT^-'>TTiit. 
 Aeeograpiit, Aeeoloqy. n. description of the air. ^TT^TT^ 
 
 n. ^V^^^\f. ^TT^qTirV w. [ ?!T 515 ?«. 
 
 Aeeolite, re. stone fallen from the air. 3TFFT5Tm?r-&c. TSS- 
 Aeeometee, n. HTFJ^^ re. ^TfTTq^^ST m. 
 Aeeometey, n, ^t^ff^f^f. <|T^Mn^r=('qi/, 
 
 APF 
 
 Aeeonaut, re. f^PTT^im HfTjq- 3Tr^^t?r ftRWRT, aTFTTT^r^rr- 
 
 t( m. arramnrfTr m. ^^t m. 
 
 Aeeostation, re. aerial navigation. aTTW^TTT^ re. 'iTHfiTyf^- 
 
 ^ re. ■•^tr^^TH^snr »«. a^Fpr^xnCT^ ». 
 
 2 science of weighing air. ^T^fi^f^ f. ^PTHN^f^/. 
 Aeeostatics, «. setewt'c 0/ weighing air. ^J^^^T^fi{^\ f. 
 JiSTHETICS, M. the science of the beautiful, &e.^7^q^?tf;fR3TT- 
 
 vEthiops MINERAL, re. sulphnret of mercitrg. W.'^^^ f . 
 
 AfAE, arZtf. fJ-^ ;=r^ ?rf^^^^ ij^q-r^ ^r?f:. 
 
 From a. J^CT, ?=5f^iT. 
 
 That is a. oil'. l^T'SfT, f^'*T. 
 Affability, Affableness, re. v. A. rflT^ftTTrft/.-iT^Tt/. 
 
 &e. ^i=5JTFT?Tlt/. g^^HT/. ^;^^^ n. ii}■^^^ re. ^.^^- 
 
 ?PTOTT m. ^^^.^^X m. q^q^^^TOTr m. 
 Affable, a. courteous, S^'c. ^ppr '^fT?5r-'H'=rr-il"r5, !^r5=^'»T^, 
 
 ^rTSt, ^5:5^5:7, f 5SiT5lt?T, ^T^q^J^^r, ms^T?^. 
 Affably, adv. v. A. T^tHluiWli^, ^'Z5i?Jti=f"T'JTTH", q^q^TH- 
 
 Affaie, 71 matter to be done, or done.^^P^ n. ^^:\^ n. ^prfsT re. 
 ^FT^ re. g^^JTr "i. ^rqi^q- re. 
 
 2 matter, business, conce7-n, — freelg. ^TTre. ^fTT^ n. ^W.f. 
 
 «. f^^^ m. ttft/. 5im?r/. ^ir /. 
 
 A confused and perplexed a. HFFTS/. qiTT^rr m. 
 
 A delicate a. ^M'4) ^PTT. »}. 
 
 A pressing, urgent, &c. a. fSr^F^^sflr jfr?/. [ ^w. 
 
 A private, obscure, &e. a.^ff r?T?ft 'lY'? /. ^ff r?raT 5^^- 
 
 A vexatious or troublesome a. g+lrf^fi^r m. 
 
 Settlement of an a. ^FRffHif^ m. 
 
 A. of honor. (See Duel. 
 
 3 affairs: public concerns. •H<+I<4t ^FWre. pl.-^^^n.pl. 
 To Affect, v. a. a-t upon. ^4 m.-^hV M.-???ft/.-'prwj.-&e. 
 
 ^TT^, rrFyrr, c7T'T^|r>lf-=5TT35'if-==nH or '^FSrfT ^of !(.'/if/t Bf^ 
 0/ 0. art^T or STiiTTfl' q'^t. — injuriously, qr'O'ot, f^^R ot.- 
 f^-7f?f/- frff !(v7/i qT?J5T. 
 
 2 ( the passions ) touch, move. JftTCTf^ ipst ?«. or ^ on. 
 
 'T^^r arroT'ir-^^ arroT'if y. of o. flsi^-^^Tf^Fr :j;R:uf, 
 
 'T^J^ST^ '^,^^^., qwr^rof, TraC m.-^F^sf^ f.-W.^^^ m.- 
 nF^qT/re.-i&c. 3TT"JTot, r^TTOT. 
 
 3 asm a^, a'pire after. r=;gr qC-T ?lcfT sre, ^q'of, f-.'^Jiqif^ 
 ^^?T m. ^5r-c5f?T'?f, 3=lfT??m^-^f^/. ffcTof. 
 4! assume and display, v. lo 1'eetend. ST ot.-^pT w.- 
 
 arrt^rr «.-qRr m.-^pt «■ ^w-TT^sr^-^n^sriJif y. of 0. t>- 
 ?r OT. ;pj:ot-^^5rot-Hrs5t j. of 0. irtff, ^^rrr a. ( used with 
 
 a noun ) 3Tr>^at-^?l^af. 
 Affectation, n. v. Aies. 3T^3/. ST+i'm -hI /. ^ m. hrt 
 
 TO. ^r^^/. ^r^Tirr m. ^^^ «. 
 
 — esp. of females. ^^^ on. iTO^wi. _?;?. Z^^m. ZHwMn. 
 2 v. Peetence. srJT or 5*r to. RRT re. sfe or ^^T lb=5 m. 
 i'\^ m. ^Pf re. Zj:{-\^^Vhf. V. ^^^. 
 .\ffected,2J. v. V. 1. JJT a^ra^-OTIHTc^, JTm^or, sn-q^^r.
 
 AFP 
 
 24 
 
 AFF 
 
 •2 moved, touched, q^ H^Tf aTTcTHT, loET TS^T 3Tl"55r5r, 
 To bo a. rTTT? alliit ( TPrfrf ) v. n«j?. ^ w.-iRT »«. 
 
 4 T. PBtTEM>ED. 31|Ulrirjr, ^Sf^T, ^T'lNI, STTnTr, ffer- 
 ]. Aarjny aff'eclation. SI'+i'JM, 3T^?aiT, ^^^, ^^^^TT^, 
 
 — esp. of I'umiiles. q'W'-lM, ^TO^H", TJT^W, J^'^. 
 
 II. labored, strained, v. FoKCED. ^tf^ a<|UW-!i|', %^. 
 A-PFECTEPLY, o</i;. with affectation. ar^FS ^^ 3T^ft%, 
 
 H I ^'f- l ^,H , ^l^+M«l', ^r^TM, ^"^ "T^, '<T75, tlr5T^. 
 
 — eap. of femixles. JT^^^TT^, mm-^i T€^-c^5. 
 Affectisg, j). (I. V. V. 2. mo'.'inj, touching, v. Pathetic. 
 
 V'TF, Vnrsmft, ^^'•■tf, ^^'tniT, ;r^, JF^<m^, Tf^. 
 
 A ffectiox, n. /oH</;i€M, t. Love. »mrfT/. JTr^TT/. Jit^ '»• 
 3TT^/. r%H wi. ^TTS/. ^ «. $HT »«. ^ ?«. ■teJ^H'N m. 
 Diseugageduess of the iiffectious. JTH^i+.l/. 
 Emptr, liollow, barren, etc. a.#T^ M H r| l/.g^ h h a l/. 
 True, active, tfee. a. dftrfl' TTTHT/. 
 J^Iaternal a. QliVl 3TFT/- ^t^T/. 
 Object of a. sftfrPTT^rt.JTT^TT^? n.■^^^^X^^n.n^^\^^^n. 
 Overflowing ( rising aud swelling ) of a. M^HHI'^I in. 
 
 Taternal a. y<S^^ on. 5^5^^ ?«. 5=5lryr»T ??J. 
 
 Platouic a. m+<(l%IY/. 
 
 Single or undivided a. ST'T^TFr m. 
 
 To pretend great a. for. <ffTfrf rTT5 ». ^n?!^. 
 
 2 ( of the mind ), a passion, a menial fceliny. ^^J\;(^m. 
 ^Hlf«(-+'l< "». T^frf^r^/. T-HI'lfrT/. ffrT/. f^+H'«. &C. 
 f7?rfH/. ( esp. in comp. as *IHR+K, ^^f^R, gt- 
 *Tf?-7rR, Hl^f^+K, and '+lHR*f?T &c. ) jtR «». ^m m. 
 ^ m. 
 
 3 ( of the body ), state arising from, and indicatice of 
 the Korkinj of a passion or sentiment. STT^TT m. aTTTT^ 
 
 4 ('of the mind or body J, emotion, mood, or condition 
 pf it. HT^ m. These are distinguished into r<TTJfr»TRand 
 s'rfH^IT^Hr^ or ^=qTlT>TR ( regular, fixed, essential, ^'e. 
 aud irregular, advenicnt, Sfc. passions or conditions. ) 
 The first arc cight-^, ^, ,tl^^ ^^t^^ ;j;^^ :^^ 
 ^ifpm, f^^^jthe second are thirty-two— f^^, i^nivr' 
 
 =^, T^TI^, TTTur, to which are sometimes added two 
 others-^mr, f^H*. There is, further, a middle class 
 named HTfr^^^TT^. They consist of eight-^» ^^ 
 
 ^aj-ectednessfron, external action. flnFR,«.f^^/.as of 
 the eyes ^.lf%^_of the ear .poff^^ &c. and-of 
 in,lkJ>^ood, water, air, Ac^rvrf,^, ^f^^ _^^. 
 
 Affectionate, a. v. N. and Loving. iTiTr[=^r, ^HT=^, &c. 
 MHdl^' or a', iJni'A^, Hlid*, ^H=rr?, ^^rf, ^TT?5 or 5C, 
 ^^, MliJNT^, UNNFT, JTRTT^ft^, HJTrIT?ft?5, ^T???^. 
 
 Affectionatelt, cfZf. v. A. jth?J#, mq'^, ^^Tpf, sftTft^, 
 
 jT»TrrT-sftf?r-&c. q#^, 'JTi^rfr^. 
 
 Affectionateness, «. v. A. ijHctHurr ot. H^r^\i^:^^ m.&c. 
 
 HJTrnTJ^iT ». STRHFT n. ^??T?5?TT /. JTH^rtl/. 'sftfrmfJT ». 
 
 HTSTTifftjSfTT/. 
 Affectioned, a. disposed, inclined, Tr=IT^T,^5t^, (as kindly 
 
 a. ^'4NMI ). 
 Affiance, n. marriage-eontraci. ^^if^,''^^ or qrftr'i'T'Tw- 
 
 2 faith reposed, v. Teust. HT^OT ot. f^'^TH >«• ^'r^'^ m. 
 
 To Affiance, See To Beteotii. 
 
 Affidavit, n. v. Oath. ^T^'iT/, v- ^f, ^J^TtIt n. 
 
 Upon one's a. ^qrar, ^q'trK. 
 
 Written a. ^T^if^n; ^^IT^/. f^5TrT=5I «. ^^TT*;^^ ot, 
 ^W*T"J5^T5r n. 
 To Affilia-te, i\ a. See To Aiopt. 2 receive into a society 
 
 &c. ^n?q-?fsitn^ ^rs^r, TT5csm ^"Jf, ^^rsjtft ^trm. 
 Affiliated, ;?.v.V.2 ;ff^ii)yaiKrTH ^"T5^Hr,^5i'4\ %3^,&c. 
 Affinity, n. relation bg marriage.'^v^ft^ f- ^N^'IH/. 
 
 ?rrH«. ?5im/. STTfTHT^ w. 3TTJTT0TT m.^^ m.^^^m. 
 
 ^55^ »». ar^q-q- m, ^T^TFTij'^ '»• ^Tf^^i^iq' ?»■ ^VlB'siq' m. 
 
 2 relation, resemblance, ^-c. t. Likeness. ^jqV m. ^T^- 
 \^ n. 3Tr»TTF m. STTJ^'^'T «• 3T^-^q^rr »». 
 3 — in chemistry. sftfJT /. ^'H m. 
 To Affiem, v. n. assert, aver, asseverate, protest; allege. 
 
 To Affiem, v. a. declare posit ively. SffFrfi^r-iTf^fTT'T^^-f'T'i'T- 
 •mrM+-Pt'-flr)Hul-^an<M>J'i-l^*4q'Tq-%-&c. ^Fl^-'^tfT'jf, &c. 
 2 confirm, t. To Eatify. 5?[?T-'^^-^?J-^rC^- &c. ^% 
 
 Affiemation, «. V. V. X,—act, ^'^r^^-kc. ^\v,^ n. 
 
 f^liRTfJT^ ^i^T n, M5>T?r^'4?r »• ^^'<T^ n. 
 
 2 — act. ?nT-^7Tf^-&c. JRTJf «. 
 
 I. matter affirmed, ^^i;^ n. f^fi■^■^^^^ n, f^f^l^xT^ f. 
 
 f^^ m, sffrTfrr/. 
 Affiemative, a.— opp. to negative. 37i^q-<Jrr^, ^T?Tr=5n', 
 
 Affiemative, n. arfeq^ vi. ^r^TT^i m. 
 
 Affiemaiively, adv. t.A. I'nTT^T tTJ^TT, fr^KTTor ^^R ^^PT, 
 
 Affiemed, ;). V. V. A. 1. 7^=Efr?TCfiJf ^tfSTfTrJrJT, Ac. f^^iq^TT- 
 
 rM'+*r^rr, ^;S^Ffif?r, Sfl^fTTrf. 
 
 To Affix, d. n. Join or add to, v. To Add. ^"["Sof, vfjoj-j 
 
 |Hlri|m ?5T^, SRTf^'Jr. 
 
 2 a^/ofA /o ^freely. ^TRtfr, aTpfPT^, 'JTRT'T«s.--STRmr n, 
 
 1^^ g. of 0. 3TRtf^?T JRW. 
 Affix, n. in gram. ar^^ftT ot. SPT^- m. awT^/.
 
 Afflatus, n. blast of loind, Sfr-qr^qr ^Z^T m.- ^Tf^RT m. 
 2 inspiration, ^K n. ^HRF m. ^^^X m. 
 Subject of a. ( ^STI^ ) 5rr5 "• o>- ^rre-siT m. 
 To Afflict, v. a. pain, distress. ^•.mn.-^-^f.-p^%-\m.-&,c.\it^ 
 
 jffcTiif or |?^TFri?r, fq-^ot, f^s^<if, ^'nijf, «fiT5r^, ^'jsror, 
 
 Afflicted, 2». v. V. |^=rlT?fr, f^TS^c^r, &c. f '.R^ff, %-t^., 
 ?T?nfq'?r, T^^rftrFr.— in liigli degree. |:^Tipf?T, giTT^W, 
 
 :f::f'-7, ftra^T^T, ^tr^rg?:, iTi^rfVs, titr^^tr, sirnFTfiT^r- 
 ?r!T, sTf'^r^, ?t[^r§iT, liTrefq-g^r??, ^v^arj^rcf, ^rf^rif, 
 
 Au a. persou. I'.FfT^qT Jfroff ot. 
 To bo a. f^Rijf, |*.?T w. TRiif, ^*T »i. Hm'jf. 
 To comfort tlie a. T5rqT^ 3Ttg^ «. TH^. 
 Afflictee, «. Afflictixg, j9a. Afflictive, a.x.Y. |:?T^- 
 
 ?:<^:T5, |:?r^, ^-.^TTST^, 'ftST^PT, fTST^Tfr, 5^'4^, «TiT^T, 
 
 Affliction-, ?;. v. V. — act. ^^TOT «. frsiir «. &c. ^^fTJ^ 
 — ste/;<?; or, yri>/, sorrow, cfc. 5:^ m. %^ m. 5!TPP »>. |:- 
 
 ^ftT'HT m. ^nftT^rr «»• &c. «m m. jfTs «j. ^^T »>. f^^?5r/t. 
 
 Partner in a. ?riT^:?ft m. ^•.IXI'^J ^V^ m. 
 
 I. cause of a. v. Calamitt, Trouble. |:^ «. ^rf^TO ?f. 
 
 3TT^ffT >«. SFT'-^ m. Azm n. it3t?TT ?(. [^ «. 
 
 Affluence, n.floivinj into. qT|=T irof «. stt^T^^ «. ^f^^- 
 
 2 abundance of riches, T. Eiches. ^TfTT /. ?r"T^/- 
 
 Affluent, a. t. N. arTT^rr^, ^TfTT^T- 
 
 2 V. Eicn. ;^?TJrR/q%^l?, »f\f^, «ftHfT, ?rTvr, '4^?f- 
 
 Afflux, n. flowing vnlo. arf^fq"^^ ?J. 3TT?^^ ?!. 
 
 2 matter flowing unto. ^J^^^f. ^V^^ or cf^crft/. 
 To Affoud, v. a. yield uiito, v. To Peoduce. g'q^'ir, f^"T^- 
 
 af, mioT n. ^m., srrfTr/.-q^T^ f■-^^'^ «j.-^q^ «.-&c. 
 
 |t"^ s. governed by qi^fT, ^^rt ^Ti^f or ^r?lT?r ^FT^ or 
 SIW fror s. «'-v7A TTPT^r, "TT^T'Jir or ^tf ^"if s. i«i77; TTg,^. 
 
 2 grant, confer, v. To Give. ^6t, ^R" 7t. ^^^ y. of 0. 
 OT^FT M.-JTFT'T M. ^'i'Jf y. of 0. 
 
 3 (some expense, cost, loss, &c.) In every construction 
 in this sense To Apfokd is resolvable into To be able 
 to jive. This verb therefore is ever to be so resolved. 
 Thus, I can a. to bear, to yield, to lose, to pay for, to 
 seU for, to part toith for the jettinj of, (which appli- 
 cations comprehend the whole power of the verb ) 
 signifying simply I am able to jive — away or up, — in 
 purchase of, — in sale for, — in exchange with, — is to be 
 rendered, ( See Able, and To be Able )H^ \^^'^-\^\ 
 
 '0 APT 
 
 ^^ etc. or through some verb expressing a variation 
 of the sense Giving, as, JT?5T ^n5r?(-5rtq;q--f-^rq;rr(-fq^- 
 
 Affbat, «.See Fight, Quaeeel. 
 Affeeight, &c. See Feeight, &c. 
 Affeiqht, See Feiqht. &e. 
 
 ToAffeont, v.a. insult openly. miT^ TTTOT,-^!!!^^ 3Tirfvrgr 
 
 /.-3TTHr^ wi.-ctc. ^,m y. of o. ^jt\m arr^/^r, i(xivi'^ or 
 
 SrS^TFsfT Hts/.-HT^TfT/. J^Raff. 
 
 2 make slightly angry, v. To Offend, f^^cfof^ Ns^of, 
 
 =^5-/. arr'JToT, ?:K^(if, ^'H;-?TTr-&c. ^p^q-. [ sTsrf'T^r/. 
 
 Affeoxt, n. an insult to the face. cT^tlR^ aTTTTR' m. tTTTRT 
 2 — gener. See Insult. 
 
 To lake a. 1%^, f^Z^^ ^^^of, ^^^] m. eftuf, ?r<TT ^f- 
 
 Affeonted,^. v. V. 2. IhTJ., ^'S", ?:Hfi?!n", ^^^iT '4T3KT. 
 To Affuse, «. a. pour to or upon, ^,^v[-^\^$\ with ST^^ 'cnT 
 
 /. ?rr^'Jf-':T^^ u-ith ^T. 
 Affusion, n. v. V. act. 3?nT'Jf n. qrT ^rS'Jf n. STRi^TTrT^ n. 
 
 *TP:r»-'5TTT?r^ n. 
 
 I. matter poured. ^*t¥^i=^'':TTT/. TT"TTf?r?rtTTTr/ 
 AfiEE, adv. ^oTrft, ^^^ 3T^?tf, ^2?r. 
 
 Afield, adv. wt?f, il^tT^r. 
 
 Afloat, «f/y. or a. floating. fT^?rf, FtT?T 3Rrrtf, ^tj\^ ^TOfTt, 
 
 2— a rumour, &c. g-5FTT5?T, mi Tmff, ^'JIN^oTf. 
 
 3 unflrcd, in disorder. 3T5q5rpF'<T?r, 3T^T^iRfT. 
 Afoot, ado. ^T^\., "TTTTq', TTT 3"aT^f, TT^TPft^ or qTcf^T^r, 
 
 =5f^T^ ^l?f\Hr or ^^"T^rcTt. 
 
 2 /« «c;('ow. =srr^^, gC, S'HT, STf tT. 
 
 To set a. t. To Set up. ^'S^of, S^^ToT, JTrsot, =qT?5,^Tot. 
 Afoee, Afoeegoino, Afoeehand. For Afoee and its 
 
 compounds, See Before, & Above. 
 Afoetioei, f^Jfsi+M, 3^f4^?rT, ^^ffT. 
 Afeaid, a. v. Feightened. 'H^'fTfr, T^J^, 'ft^T, €H^, H'- 
 
 To be a. v. To Feae. ht n. WfZ^J in. con. 
 Afeesh, adv. T. Again. ^TSTRT, ^H-TT^, S'^'j'T, >3^^ ( in 
 comp. as g^^;TTTCT"jft), HPTf^T^, fPCT, 3TaT{<t,3=T:pop. 
 
 To do a. g"r5^'Tf. 
 Afeont, adv. in front, q?, ^PTR, ifr^,^!^?, jr: (in comp. 
 
 as jfrnrfft, 'TfiT^r ). 
 
 Aft, adv. towards the stern. --i<|HI4i5, TPTrTl TPTFFS. 
 Afteb, a. later, piosterior, subsequent. To this word, appear- 
 ing only in composition, correspond ttFT^, ITTI^TPT^, 
 
 For exemplification See After-life, Afternoon, and 
 other compounds amongst these following in order. 
 Aftee, prep, following in place or order. iTPf, TT^HFT, "TT5t- 
 JR, "Tref, Tiqi^, T^t^J, HI'l^'mMI^JT, T^TPlt, =T (in 
 comp. as 5f5Rr?rTl, q^R^T, "^?TT^T?rr, '^qRl'^TT, Tree 
 after tree, penny after penny, &c .).
 
 AFT 
 
 f^Tmcdiately ft. HPlWl, TTtm?, ^^- . 
 
 2 following in line, m^t, '^m^. '^^^ '^l "^?-'^' 
 
 ^;:X1. ;. to i'----^-frf ^ 
 
 4 .« ..nulon of, v. Like. ^5^^^^'^-^' ^^' ^^ 
 
 iT-^, fte m.-&c. TH^TT. 
 
 5 respecting, concerning. f^lMt. ^ 
 Ktihu adv. V. Aftebwakds. J^, TPf, TH-TTH. 
 
 ' For direction on the rendering of this adverb as it 
 
 occur, in composition, see the adjective mi ior 
 exemplification, see amongst the compounds beloj^ 
 
 ^rrKB..ccouKT, n. mn^ f^^TI^ -• ^^^^^ / '^'^^- 
 
 AnER-ACT, «. mn^ ^m ". r-^jr^M n. <t^^-^^ /.-?=f^ 
 
 ^?iqt<TTT/.3TPTTfHq^TO/. an^^T'Tm^^Tw. 
 After-ali, adv. V. AT last, ^l^ft, f^^T, ^i?mT?ft^. 
 ArrEB-BiRTH, «. *ec««i/«fs- ^/- 'TH?^ «• T^T^T^'"- 
 
 vrTFT m.pop. ^JTR »>«. ^Tt^/- f.^/- 
 
 AFTER-c-oiiER, «. mw <>r qr^mpi ^nmrr, ?^, -j^Pfn^, 
 
 Aftee-cost, «. JTr-FTT ^ '"• 'T^'TT^^ "»■ 
 
 A FTFR-CROP, n. subsequent or later crop.'m^^ /• or Pw^TF- 
 
 «. ( csp. ol- the pulses ) pT^ m. pRiTT% ^^ »■ Tf^W 
 fcTT^ n. T'^TTIJ^^ »• 
 
 Afteb-oame,«. ^■'^^'uf. ar^ft^r^FT^sirmT «• 
 
 AFTEU-UOURg, «. 3#'Z/. ^rf'^^t^^H^ '"■ 
 
 After-life, n. Utter part of life. ^T^TT^TtI/. ^rtT^PT n. ?- 
 
 Aftermath, n. secon^i crop of grass. TSrm^ p^ 'f?: /• l" 
 
 HTT '^^;^ m. ^ 
 
 Aftkrmost, a. ^XM TT^WFT^, ^^M^^^, ^^:^H, ^^I^ 
 
 ..,_ _-JTFT^ 
 
 ?r^9nqiT, H€rf>I^, T^tTH. 
 
 ArrEu-sooK, n. ir^^^?TT^Tr^FT^ ot. ^i^T^PT^fT^W^ / 
 
 A. and tveniur;, the decUninj ha^f. ^'JTTHY^ /■ 3"cTrT- 
 After-pains, n. ^K^<J|/. ^n^%^/. <T>'TT^/. 
 After-part, n. TS»TT^JT ?«. T^-^S^FT w. T^iqif^Tm m. 3"^r- 
 
 t| n. JrTPm m. Tr^VV. m. 
 After-stiho, n. TftTrTI'.TT »»• mRuiF^^IT m. 
 AiTKR-Tiioi-onT, n. tTf>/-TH^/<T='^5f?/.TWg:^?'?^ /• 
 
 AGA 
 
 AFT^IME, «.q^H-qn^ "•■-^'^ «--^^ ---^^-^^ 
 
 After-wards, adv. in subsequent time, ^m^ orjm^H, 
 
 qn, ^^^•. ^^^. ^T^' ^"^"^^^ "^'"^ ^ ""' ^^'^ 
 &c.' as I ^rTf^TT^'FTT ), H^^f , ?^^-- '^^^'- ^ 
 
 Afteb-wise, «. q^-griiTTm, qn^f^mr^, ^^^rf^^, q^TTff, 
 
 q^Tfl^, q^Tf^q'^, q^TTf5^T<\. 
 Aftek-^^t, «. Y. Aftee-IHOUGHT. q^5,?1T^ «• 'Tf'^^f^ 
 
 After- WEATH, «. q^TT^K^ »». q5i^^T^_»»- 
 AfteeiNQS, n. rfro-fcjn^*. f^ot «. f^S^ ?q «• 
 Again a^y. cwoi/^er time. 3T0T?ft, 3W\^, P'-TTH or ^, tlT- 
 ct' qT?T^, TH: pop. q^fT, mir^T^ <"■ ^ or ^, or iITf - 
 
 PITH Acrmnnt, ^^^or % 3^^^,%T, srnr^ ^^, 5^- 
 
 A. and a. q^:q^-., S^-S^TTf^, ^TK^, f^^ ^^. 
 
 A. and yet^a. q^Tfq, 1^'-A, f^ f'P'^^. 
 
 As much a. 3T^7h'\ ??f^T or ^^^T, ^q^, f|;3'^- ^^ 
 
 2 S«c/b in restitution, Y. Back, q^:, qT?T, q^^, m^, 
 
 TRTTT, or ft. cww?v 
 
 3 in return for, in recompense of. q^ or ?5T, T^Wirr, 
 
 4 o« tul>ther hand. a^^q^V, q^:, ^, ^^, ^^'T? or 
 Against, prfp. ?« opposition to. f^R^S, ^, ^^, ^i ^'^■ 
 
 Note. The genius of the Mardthi language does not 
 permit exact rendering of this word. Sentences there- 
 fore constructed with it should he broken down, and 
 rendered with single eye to the sense. Tor this mode 
 will be wanted prepositions and particles and nouns 
 and adjectives of varying meanings and powers and 
 bearin-s; and, of such v^ords there will be found 
 abundance. Thus-to render I am or I act ajamst 
 Mm, may be employed-f%^5, f^^=^, ^W'^ ^^5' ^' 
 fim,3TfH^, 3T5^,?3^, (opposed, opposite,) as, ^\ ^- 
 
 ^ f^?5-f^(t?t-cfcc. 3TTf -.-f^'^, f^^^^. t^^'^'T, ^rm- 
 ??q g^,?q'=2T, firn-4im, 3Ti%qwT, ^sqarr, (opposi- 
 
 tion ) as, KWr fTTOT m^m'^^-^-'^^:^- 
 &c. ^, or n\ fqTfftf^dKT^f^^^'TT^^'f I^ 
 
 nrair^ r "i ^A«>^« "'• ''^«''' ^/;^ ^' ^^ cfrem^mr: 
 
 _tT (-wJ^A O as, ?m# ^^-^^5-'Tfl^-&c. q^ftriT:— 
 and such phrases as m^ q?^,'%^ ^fTS'T^, ^^': '^^f^, 
 ^ ^^, mzm ^^^, HT^ ^^Tl?, &c. &c. The &».^ri^ 
 prepositions sff^ and f^ well express the sense of 
 ajainst; but they are inseparable prepositions ; ex, 
 ^^^^^ or ^-.^^^ going ajainst, ^^^^ gone against, 
 ^fe{^m or ^M^f^ acting ajainst, and fifq^T, i^H<T, 
 f^Pf,&c. In Sanslcrit SffH as well as some other 
 inseparable prepositions, appear separately, as Slfff^pH 
 ajainst the sun, srf?T=IT?T ajainst the leind. 
 2— in place, t. Opposite. ^aHR, ^^^pop- ^'^^• 
 3 in provision for or expectation of. ?J^, ^J^T w.-m-
 
 AGE 27 
 
 ?TJTn.-^gT^«.-&C. tr^q'-S^ J. of s. -^tft^-^^t^ with 
 
 4 bearing upon. ^. 
 AoALLOCHUM n. aloe tcood. 3T^ m. n. <m^ m. 
 AoAPE, adv. nts ^T^^, ^T^ "T^reTT, ^ Fn-H'-^I, 3Tr 'TO^T. 
 Agate, n. nrir^wj. iTirr^w. [ZJH m. 
 
 AoE, 7(. i/'/io/f Juralion or term of_ 3TTJC?T «. 'flT^ «;. 3TT^- 
 
 2 V. Genebation. f^./. 
 
 3 ( of the world ) ^ «. The four ages of the Hindus, 
 correspondiug somewhat with the golden, silver, ^c, 
 ages, are ??rr, §frfT, ^NT, ^frT. [ 3Tf^. 
 
 Ages rolled away. ^'I'H'iin"^ i=JtZcft 3Tf^, %^^Fr3 HfTT 
 
 Beginning of an a. ^T^lTf^w. 
 
 End of an a. gitrf m. 
 
 Golden a. ^Trq^T «. Hf^ «. 
 
 Interval between two ages. ^f^m. ^RJt/. 
 
 Lapse of ages. +,|ri'lfd/. 
 
 4 division of life. cf'ft^rtTT/. ^^TT/. TTlf /. 
 The three ages. 3T«rr<Tr'5nT n. These are cJiildJiood ( i. 
 
 e. infancy and adolescence. )«n"?^r^'<TT/. ^n^r^n. youth 
 ( i. e. puberty and manhood, ) rTi'bU'MN<:'«Tr /. d+>>J|rif?t. 
 age (i. e. declining years and senility, ) ^'j^qT^rtTT 
 /. ^^^n. 5}T'^^FT». Another account makes four ages. 
 
 The two ages. 3T=R'tn^». "{"I'^^il'm /. These are ad- 
 vance to maturity, =q^rft TTTj/- "Ttf^T". "pf^«. and de- 
 cline into age, grRrft TTT^ /. SrT'TTTTf /. ^rTTinTw. ^JtRT^'J. 
 
 5 ^/me o/ life. ^^n. 3TTT /• ?fl"'T mf. 
 A. of twenty, ^^ or f^^tT /. — of twenty -five, T^f^- 
 
 ?ft or ?ft— of thirty, f?r?ft or ^ft — of forty, -^\'t^ or 
 ;ft — of fifty, TsJtT^ or ^ft — of sixty, ?TT#r. 
 Disparity of a. ?rTf^«ft'4n:=ft /• rf^l-fl'-otft/. 
 
 6 old age. *-^MKHUir m. J-^MKMurm. ^(J^HUIlw. f 5^«. 
 
 Imbecility of old a. '•^MK-^cAotm. 
 Eeverence, &c. for a. ^^^r/. f.^^^FTT «J. 
 Bent, &c. under the infirmities of a. ^rinvRuM. 
 
 7 ripe age, maturity, v. Pobeett. cpT n. rlI'(:.uiJN<;'<TT/. 
 
 That is of mature a. JTT^nTT^, EPTF??, ^^'4, snTWT- 
 That is of a. v. Major. ^JTmsT^TfTT, STm^q-^Tf TT or eq-- 
 
 That is under a. v. Minoe, arsTTHs'^q^, ar ^ l H' FI r ;, 
 
 To come of a. ePTfrT %^. 
 
 8 V. Centuet. 5[T?I^«. 
 Aged, a. elderly, old, v. Old. J-iMMI, ^5, spTiFtT or ^qT<T 
 
 Middle-a. H«TiT^rT^, JPT-.^iT or cf?r?VT. 
 2 Aff[)j»y a certain age, ^w^1 ^M'Clil. 
 
 AGG 
 
 AoENcr, n. ociion. :f;?;trrt/. ^TTsrn. ?5^/. ^T^quiTni. ipTT^- 
 
 2 See AoEKTsmr. 
 Agent, n. doer, actuater. ^prrf, ^RTjTTTT, ^FR^, ^^ITf^OTTTT, sf- 
 ETrfsrirnT, ^ in comp, 
 
 2 factor, deputy. ^UKriim. ^RTTft'«. ^'flnm. ^f^^ftem. 
 
 A. with full powers. ^^pRTlftw. J?J37^fqRm. J- 
 3 — in commerce, &c. 3TSrqT»». 
 Agentship, n. v. N. 2. ^HR^frift/ JjHKdMUirw. 'IFRTRt- 
 
 3 3T5?T/. 
 To AoGLOiiEEATE, 1J. P. gather into a ball or mass. itTotw!.- 
 
 ifew.-'ftr^»».-f^5»>.-'f'raT^^/.- f^5TFf% /-&c. ^FTW 
 g. of 0. or fpn g. of s. 
 To Aggltjtinate D. a. unite as by glue. ^1:^ m.-&c. ^f^if.^ 
 
 To Aggeakdize, v. a. v. To Exalt. M\i\i /.- t^t^tt'ITTw - 
 
 W.-&C. ejis«(ui y. of 0. 
 
 To Agoeavate, I', a. make more grievous, a^fq^ ^3T5-3TffenJ 
 
 >TTft-3Tfq^ ^fz^pop. ;F^Wr-&c. qRof, aTfq^ ^fRot, |:?r- 
 
 ^?R 5f?W. [^rof. 
 
 To be or become aggravated. ^5T3T^,^^^?T^, ftr^OTRT 
 
 2 make more enormous or heinous. 3TftT^ ^]%Z- 3^f^^ 
 5^-f"5rrT-&c. W■T^^ ^m. ^TT^cT'jf, ^pirrfqcFq-». ^FT'jf. 
 
 3 V. To Peovoke. ??1T /•- ^riit/.-fTTTfT/. qRW-^rrJW 
 y. of o. f^CT ^. 
 
 4 See To Exaggeeate. 
 Agqeavation, n, v. V. l.—acf. ^fij^ ^^ ^fj^n. &c. 
 
 2— act. 3Tf«r^ cnf? ^>^«. &c. 
 S—act. ^"tt ^I^«. &c. ^ij^T^/. 
 I. aggravating cause. ff^^^TJTw. ^5 ftinTRr ^^TVnn- 
 Aggeegate, a. collected into a sum or mass, ^^.^ %Sc^T,&c. 
 
 OTFt^rrf^, ^JTcTRft, ^TTHTTfsf^, ?rpT[f^^, nmrflr^, 
 
 Aggeegate, n. collected sum or quaniily ^{WiT^m. ^^^'^\^m. 
 W»lM»i. ^TPT^'"- '^fT^Hr /. ^^ftrffrft^/. ^^RfT/. •M^^'H 
 
 i«. T^rOT. ( as 3T^V, ^Rfim, ^4^^., nnir &c. ), ^m^n. 
 
 To Aggeegate, v. a. collect, v. To Gather. <^^ of/r.- 
 (J+'^i (jrfy.-i^^ adv. ijjwf, ti^cTSTDT, ifjoET ^JRW, rnocqui, 
 ^TTT^m.-WHT^<<JIre.-&c. 5R^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 Aggeegatelt, arfy. v. A. ^^^, (^sr:, ^HT^t:, ^g^r^T^, 
 
 Aggeegation, n. v. V.— «f^ it^cr:-&c. JfR'if n. ifl^T ^R^n n. 
 
 ^!p=r?5T «. &c. ?IHI^K w«. ^Ml^<u| n. f^ftqRTJT". 
 
 state. (T^l^^'RrqTiTr w. (^^STTOTT m. t^^=5rT0TT«i. ^^^m?^ 
 
 n. nrZT m. ^1Z\ m. frf^Fcf n. ^ITT^T wi. ?IJTr|f?rj': 
 Aggeegatoe, n. V. V. ^sp5r?-&c. ^F^ttRT, '^^=f^iTRT, &c. 
 
 Wm^^ui «.-^HT^TT WJ.-&C. ^PtTT, fqfr^TTF. 
 To Aggeess, 1'. n. commit the frst act of offence, ^^v^ 
 
 =sr5T5y.-'Tff^ '^^T^or '^^m.-^'[^^ =qTH/-3T'ra'y.-3TiTa^- 
 
 ^/.-3FT^?r/-^M<io6T OT.-f^rmn^^PH ?«.-5rT^"TT^:p^ wi.-&c.
 
 AGO 28_ 
 
 Ao.iBr.sMO.v, ». V. v.— «(-.'. -imoft/. ^PToEt^/. 3Tn^?f/. 
 
 ASE 
 
 snm 3<-<t l '-f t «i. 3Tt7^t?3' '"■ ( 'P'^ST^T A-c. ) ^^ ^T^TPT- 
 
 Tu AoiiBiKvE, f.n. Ifnr licavij vpon, v. To Afflict, f^tjf, 
 ^JsTot, :jr5-'il«nTI-&e. ^Tpt-qr^ (■«. con. |:^ n.-&c. ^. 
 •_' irroiij, injure, \. To OpPKESS. 3T^qpT ot.-3TW^ «»•- 
 'iT'nnT m.-.tc. wM J- of 0. 
 
 AiiiiAST, a. V. I'RiGiiTENT.n. <iu*i «nT^T, «n=rrr, ^rw, ?f^- 
 
 ^ *t^=fT, MHVN, '|<1H1U|, •TTWg, ^^. 
 
 To be struck a. ^f^ «i.-^T% ?«. ;>/. 3"'TT-3"HTT^'jf. 
 Agile, a. v. Active. ^^ToIT, STfTS,?', §7^^, ^^TTSJ O'' 55, 3t- 
 
 1^n?T, 3Ti'lNI ^RaT, ^ncTTT. 
 AOILESESS, AOILITT, «. V. A. ^q^TcElf /• 3Tfn=ErT^/ 'JTfT- 
 
 ?i"PTt/. -«)ivr«f «. =5rT?rpi?rT/. 
 
 To Agist, t". a. lake in cattle to feed^ ■^\\^\\^ or ^VO^^T. 
 To Agitate, v. a. v. To Shake, ^iritful", iflciui, ^jiciiii, ^t^ 
 
 2 discuss, V. To Akgue. ^rs'if, ^rreoT, ^i^-uf, ^iisf-ir:/.- 
 vl-iiMi-l/.-ijIrtCili M1.-&C. ^Jj^w y- o/ 0. 
 •i ( tlic mind or passions ) disturb, disorder, flurrij. 
 TTCTT, *S|*0|, 'iioiui, VNV-J'JI, H5ilToJtIW, ^SiTjeSt, ^TPT- 
 
 ?TPTff>.-&c. ^my. o/o. 
 Agitated,;?, v. Y.l.^T^=f%^T,^r2:^?^T,^'T^c7r,&c.qT«f- 
 
 - ^%=7T, '■■Tiiivi^---ll4l'--JI5-&e. gT3?5T, 3TT?^?f. 
 
 :! Tf^^^jr, ?TT'T5r%r^, &c. nfcT, ne?;:, 1%5|=y 0/- oT, 3mf5j, 
 
 'jTPTt i 'JTTJ^ ( in comp. as JT'TT^, ^'^TTHT, EFnTPTf, 
 ==rPn^, 'T^n^, 5fr^rp|T, f%?TTHT^TFnWT, &c.^tTTf =5,&c.) 
 
 Agitation, n. v. V. \.~act. ^irequj «. ^fr^nf «. ^iT^ijf 7i. 
 >i''>isi n.—ifate. ^.^^,■f,^\l\\ m. ^TT'RkT^T »«■ ?J5:'-:r. 
 
 m. an-^isi n.— state. sftsjlJlTnTT/. EfRrqT?: 5nHS"T^ ot. 
 3— oc/. n^'JT «. ?r^ol5t n&c.— state. HotHo; /. ?f5;?Tor/. 
 
 =^nT?rT/. "^TTtifr /. i^nirnrr /. 
 
 —a. or». Hiuimir/. ■i^'nrim f. 
 Agnail, n. v. AVuitlow. ^^^ n ;t^ ?r. ^TJTfT m. 
 A gsate, «. n/.-/« by the father's side. Jir^r^T, rr^T^eft, ftpT- 
 
 AoNATio.v, «. relation by the father's side only.'^]=>(^^^m 
 Ago, adv.^one. y. Past. ^Tc5T, n^, ncT, 11m, a^fft^r. 
 
 A mouth a. ^^F Tf^^lT ^TTSf. 
 Three years a. rff^r ^T ^\^f. 
 A wliiJo a. 3Tmt, Knt, ifritsf^ 5Tr^, w^^^t ^ret?^ 
 
 Long a. 9rR f%?rH 5rR, f^T^T^ 5n=rT, ^'£[W, ^^T^, 
 
 "%^ JFT^T^^TT, %5^f=^, %5|f:qj. 
 
 A GOO, adv. in a state of excitement. 3^^fs?f S^TrT, ;^;^T^?^x 
 
 To be all a. g-=qT?rof, H-'TT g'-^T n(?f. ^RT^, l''^^, 
 
 ^T55uf, H<K"I, ;|TfTat, TTo'.ot or ^ifsat. 
 
 To set a. fT^TT/.-f" ^/. w. ^-of-'Jimnfr, Hr/. ^af-qr^- 
 
 Agoing, a. W?^^^ =^. 
 
 To set a. ^Erng^^ot. 
 To Agonize, v. n. strive hard, v. To Steive. ^sqixf^ ^F^w, 
 
 ^Z^., W^i 3TmT?r m.-«TiT «!.-Jf^5T OT.-&C. erdt. 
 
 2u-rithe,Sfc.mj)ain.-^m.'^^^., ^7■.^^.^^ ?rH?TH%^T/. 
 
 ^t'lf /«. cow. fToSKSSot, fl^rraof, %?TTTItirrrt-%^rrnDft^ ^^\ 
 
 f. ^pjf /». con. 
 To Agonize, v. a. distress with extreme f c(/«. "PIT 2:?T?i.' 
 
 3Tfn>T?rr/.-&c.%ijf. 
 Agonizek, «. Agonizing, ;'• «• t. V. N. 1. ^^tuttt c<^e. 
 
 2 :p?iEr5EnrTTr, rToEHa^sT, ci5t?r5!;?!;?iT, &c. ^Frenft^, ?i?fH-, 
 
 V. V. A. tpTT 5:?T SiTRT, &c. 
 Agonizing, w. v. V. N. 1. — act. ^'4^ n.&c. ar^lMU »i. /. 
 
 37^'Pra or ^rprs m.f. 3TPTm^?5TiT «. 'JTlTfTH ?«• 
 
 2— act. ^,^^m^ n. &c. ^7.^7.f. ^^^\^^J m. 3T^#,ftr5:% 
 
 m. pi. V. ^, — intens. rlcidcil?: ?«. ^rST^T^/. 
 AeoNT, n. mfensepain. arf^TSTm/. sfFTtfTo^SiTT /. ifmfrT- 
 
 ?TT?F^T/--5:?T«.-&c. Jnrr5TT/. 5q"<TT/- &c. ^■fTTT »>. THTTT- 
 
 The mortal a. v. Pains of Death. inmmsq-ifr/-q-fq. 
 ^T/.-5:?r w. &c. 
 Ageaeian, a. relatinj to fields and Zawt/s.JfvT^n^^sqt, fsTrnr- 
 
 lb Agree, v. n. he in concord. fJTcliJf, fi{^^ Hf^. vJTiT^. 
 ^1% 5"3W, f*r?!rp w. 37^-^'jf g- of s. recipr. ^RTJf. 
 T5"Jf y. o/«. jw?;^/-. ^jpT m.-^^rr 'm.-^^^^3^ m.-&c. 5i^oty_ 
 o/s. rccipr. jfr^T «. fiTo^'ify. o/s. recipr. (t^PTT ?;i.-5(?^ 
 
 2 to',with, in, on; accede, assent, consent, comply, acquiesce. 
 3T^TT?f-F'^fT-&e. Iprf, STgrTrT M.-^J^Hcf «.-gi[^"t5?r «•- 
 3T5'Tf?r/.- ^inf^f. ^, JTT^5!T a.or TTT'^Tcn-/. ^T^, ^^R 
 m.-|m^R M. ■^nf, 3TFq--TT^-&c. |TiJi-, ^^ a. ^-^PTjf. 
 
 ■i settle terms, stipulate. ?l'3'it, ^1 ^FTOf-'^^OTiTf, ^T?ft/.- 
 
 ?«. ^Ruf, 71^/. TTRTJf. 
 
 4 be consistent, accord.^ concur, coincide: also unite or suit 
 
 well with. fiTa'jf, ^^mw, ^TO'^fj^oT, ^;55iJt, ^rfW, ?5PPt.
 
 AGR 
 
 29 
 
 AGU 
 
 q^"^, W^ri^r m. qH% ^iT/--^^ wi.-^TT m.-^JTT m.-^i=5 
 /.-flfqr )H.-&c. STTlffry.o/^. rm;^;-. ^vf^tff, fJT5Snn?f <ff^nf, 
 Hof »!. fiTotnf-qj^Tf-il^aty. 0/5. recipr. ^TJt, ^3^. 
 5 with; he vholesomc to or for. ITFI^, TTH^^ f^RW, 
 ^VRtSt, ^qTjf , T=5f trfr^r-T^T-f^JTTTjft-f^TTHrrff H-CT^r Riof, 
 
 G answer, v. To Tallt. frToJiif, 3rr!;Sr, ^JTof, ^Soj-^ ^- 
 
 Aqbeeable, a.congrttous, v. Consistent. fTf?5T"?n^=^, %rfr^, 
 
 2 pleasant. pJcasini/, Jelir/hfful, f/(ffr«i%.3TRIrrr, 'TI^,'RT- 
 
 55IH, f^q-, gTf>T, t^=T, ^^^1 TTHTT^^. 
 
 AUEEEABLENESS, ?!. V.A. 1. Ho5»». flT^^I'FW. ?5TnM. ^f'T^M. 
 
 2. arr^fR'JiTwi. 'Ml/. =q^/. ^sr^ff/. ^f^w^rrm. ?;xq- 
 
 rTT/. ?f%?7 «. 5PT«T^T/. ^iT?frT?(F /• ^^TJ?^ «. HTg^ «• 
 
 mn^fq' «. t'r^'jtt on. ^>r«T ?«• 
 
 AOKEEABLT, «</l'. V. A. 1. «»U? AcCOEDING. RHrIIH>IHl', ^RTT^, 
 
 sfJTT^, q"«TRrRq', arg^R ( in comi5. ), aT^^.q ( in comp.). 
 2 pleasantly. g^l#, g^^, ^5Hrg^, ?f|?5, ^^R3T?fq=r%. 
 Agreed, _p. v. V.l. &« AanEEiyo. 
 
 2. T. Agbeeino. g^^rf, ?r'^H7f. 
 
 3. v\ %?S^T- J^^'^flT, qf'JT^, Sff?l?1M, ?I%f^, f^Pi^TH, 
 ?Tt%f^^, ^f^f^, fTRTf^^. 
 
 ■i— G. See Ageeeikg. 
 Ageeeing,!'. a. v.V. 1. fir^OTRT &c. fTTi=rTqft, fH?=^qiNl, K- 
 
 tTT^T, '^^f^TcT, '^ITFT, "^^^5, 'JJpg^, ^^Tf^=:TT^T=5rr, 
 
 2. HT'^T, 5:r^, 5f^^, g^TT^TFT^r, 3^5^?r, ?r»TTFf, arfirJTrr, 
 
 fp:rPR-^'^T?;»i. SOTRT-'RaTRT, fk-^lt '^^oi'^TRT, 3T^"l^, 
 ■jfi^q^qrpT- 
 
 :3. 7^3"Jrr^r, ^# ^f^rt-'^^'jt'itrt, ■f^'iqsr^fn. 
 
 ■i. fSfaiTRT, &c. 31 ^^rt. 
 
 5. TTRTOTRT, &C. qsa??, q^q-^T, q'^^^T^. 
 
 6. f*T55tJrRT, &c. 
 
 I. — in gram. ?rn M I fq'^T'JT- 
 AoEEEMENT, n. Y. V. 1. — State, fir^ot n. &c. fJr^n? m. Ho!; 
 
 m. qq-I^ m. ^H »!. ^HN »«. 5"^^/. 3Tc!T w. iT^ w. ^>sj- 
 fT or ^rf?^?T/. =q^ m. i'R^q «. f7T5JPTiifr «. 
 2— state. STHTT?r «. ^J^TFT «. 'i\^T^f. ^^f?tf. ^m^fFJ 
 n. JTR'TfTT/.'TFJftq^T tu.^f^qoTT w.f^?Tg^fr/.g^T53^cft 
 
 /. sT^qiH TO. 
 
 Z—aei: ^l^^f. ^t ^TOt «. &C. trffl"/. ^^^^/. q^/. 
 
 r. HR, ^, qij, 5f1wr/. qm^ «. ^%?f m. f^^q- w. ?r- 
 
 ^^■^K »». 
 
 4>— state. fJTojtjf «. &c. a^^HrT n.a^nf^/.^'Tlfrr/. ?t^?t 
 
 /. ^5:uit/. ?fnT m. ^w.^ m. ^'^^^or w. grfT?T 7«. qJT? M. 
 
 qs m. V. ^^^ ^H, ?5m m. ^Tfr/. ^'Tsr ?«. ?tHT5r^T/. 
 
 5— state. iTR'if ?;. &c. qxqqnTT »?. fSfr^'P «. 
 
 6 — state. F-75I^ «. ctc-^JTiT M.?5FT JW.^JTjq ?;. FTT^ »t.?no5TOT. 
 
 I. contract, compact, covenant, larr/ain. ^50T=F/. ^5 ot. 
 
 fi^/ q^r?fr/. ^^/. Tr3f/. q?m w. sifrrfTr/V?f%rT w. ^- 
 
 f\^ VI. ^\^Z^i m. f^q-JT m. ^ff^g'/. 
 
 Agreements and engagements, — comprch, «RRH^ 
 m. pi. %\^ ^TR on. pi. 
 
 A. for a year ^wA\^J. 
 
 Breaking an a. ^TH^H^ m. ^fPrq^f^RR m. 
 
 Written a.^pmHRTT >».6^rR=TmT on. ^TFJ^TTTT m. TFfft- 
 ?rPTT on. ^5?^T?r or :K^i=n"q?r/ ^^ on. ^q^f «, 
 
 II. ( of opinion, views, &c. ) ^^Hf?T «■. 3TPT>Trq' «. ^FT- 
 
 JTifrT/, aTHJTfrr/. 3^K?r «. tTJ^fr «. ^^q' «. 
 
 III. — in grammar. 3T«rq »>. ^RTRTlffeT^^q n. 
 IV. ( of diiFerent feooks, statements, &c. ) (^+tj|+'Mdl f. 
 FiToST »>. 3rfRT »>■ ^^TSq" «. f. SRT. 
 AgBESTIC, a. T. EUBAI, EtJRTIC. ntTO^t, ?TrrqTrr=qT, ?ra^- 
 
 AGEICrLTrEAL, a. T. W. itrr^, ^Tri + IHI'-li, ^Trft^T, ?t?fTf%- 
 
 ^TFTTm^sTT, %?f1:^T, ^oT^i^qHT, ^<t=qr, ^fw^^, ?5fSr- 
 
 Ageicultube, n. Tiuslandry. itrft/. it?n^/. iW^/. ?r?reT- 
 2 — gener. or com^reh.Jield-lusincss-operations, work. 
 
 ?T?rq>f n. ^T?tHm «. {icttHRit/. ^'trrqTRT «. ^i^m^qs:/. ^t- 
 
 ?ft^/. iTr^f. 5TT^?I or 5n|??/. ^Srsf^t ^qi^lt/, ^^iqrf'f- 
 
 rTsqrqr^ »»• 
 
 Hire of a beast upon a.-employment. ^V^J. ^'i\f. 
 ^i^ m. ^f^q^T m. 
 
 Implements of a. — compreli. ar^Jx-i+lifl/- Tlie com- 
 mon ones are HtlT, qiHT, ^^T, ^T^q, nSTor n^, ?T?Rft, 
 
 f'iqj'jr, H WT, flqjarT. 
 
 Eeciprocal service in a. ^Tf^fP or f^R^'^/. ^f^ »». 
 qi^fjq'/. Man or beast rendering it i^i-^MJ or 1^T5=qT,ft- 
 ^^ or ^f^^, q3%i7, q555c5. 
 Ageicultueist, «. cultivator. ^TcT^ft >'». ^Tct^FRTT W. ^- 
 
 ^c^T w. ^t?r^^ M». ?;f^nfRoip:r on. ?;f5r^H^frf »«. ?5Pr^, 
 ?5'ftq'?5, ^P^, ^^sFffT^, ?T^Tq^-:ft, ^^Tf^rf^, ?T=>it, ??- 
 
 Ageostis, n. lentc/rass. ^I jjop. ^^qi/. ^^./. 
 Ageoend, at/y. FT^JT^T ?5RRr ^RTT, fTarqT, Hf?r, ^RR- 
 
 To be a. FJFTnr, ^^ 3^^^. 
 Ague, «. intermittent Jevcr. v. Fetee. f|=nTrT »». 3TfI=*TTrtTq' 
 
 2. cpW/i. ^ or ^fq' «. 4ift/. V. T^, ^, fSf^/. f^-
 
 AIM 
 
 30 
 
 AIR 
 
 AocE-cAKE.n.'ri??/ [^j^mmrr. 
 
 AOVE-PEOOF, O. l3!rT7ftH7^, f;m;ft<T, ^N^qil'Mrt'T, ?ftrl- 
 
 AovE-si-ELL, n. fi^JT^ or r^5n=inT^T H^ ffi- ^^«n«nv^ 
 
 *i^ fn.-vTT m.-fTT m.-^J^^TTT m.-&c. 
 AoiK-gTiuCK. AoiEP, a. ?ft?17irTHlf^-?TH-'fHiH-3Tm-f?TR 
 -f^lTfH-5lTf*?fT-315f?!f5r=?-3^Tf«?rT-£'Tra--3TTS5r-'^ra-- fTF?T- 
 
 Aorisn, a. chilly. »j^>T7?.;^, fifft TTHW. 
 Agvish.sess n. t. A. f3^/. J^fST »"■ ^^T n. 
 Au, AllA, iii/erj. — Doting ccusure. ^T, ^i^t, 3t^, iff. 
 
 2 — noting complaint, ccmpnppion, &c. ^, ^]^ ^TT, ^- 
 
 3 — noting exultation, ^, 31^T^. 
 Ah! ohi— 03 under great pain. ^ |^, fPTT I'TT, ^^. 
 AdE-id, a Jr. on in /rent. c%, g^R, m^T, atSI^li;^ 2,^, 'iFff- 
 
 To get or go a. j^T^uf, Jil^<.ul. 
 To Aid, v. a. v. To llirr. ?n^ «• ^J^ g-ofo. tii^i*-^ «.-?r- 
 ^<RT w..»T^/.-»?^lTfr/.-5?T^^fr/.-|»1^/. q;^y.o/o. 
 
 Am, n. V. Help. ^\^n.^M^f. ^^J.^Z^■\f\f. 
 Aid de camp, n. ^^5I m. fqrr'-'TT m. qf^f'^T^'^ w. 
 5b Au,, V. n. i^fff, 5^ut w.-j-.^ «.-^T^/.-f?^FTT »!.-»lTtIT/. 
 &c. ^twt in. con. 
 
 I ail, I am ailing. ^^ or ITT^TT f^^rTT sft SfTW TT- 
 
 "WLat ails thee ? g^ JpFT ?!T^S-5n% ? 
 AiLiKO, o. T. Sick. |?ionrfT, l^i^^pft, arK^VT, aTBTTTtrpft. 
 
 Ever a. v. Sicklt. |^Tcr. 
 AixMZKT, AiLiNo, n. V. JSiCKKESS, DisoEi)EE.|:^ «. i^of 
 n. ^/?n. f?^FR m. f?R;f?r /. S^^mnn^ «. STf ?r «. 3T- 
 
 2 a «7i\7/(< disorder. ^T^ ^rrTFf pT<Jf «.?Tr# fq^ |?i'ifM. 
 
 f^^ ffT^t j'^isf «• f^fip?: i^tjf «. ??^rFT OT. 3T?'7Trn m. 
 
 To Aim, v. o. dtrcct or jioini. '^mJf, fnaot, qiv^or, ?;H»f, 
 
 To Aim, v. n. — with a vreapon, &c. f;n^/. q^-sijqfff^ qir 
 
 m.-?J^ «.-r^«n^ 7I.-&C. VTTW rTT^^. 
 
 2 fig. /)0i>?< one'« tiVw or aWrttion at. fI^?T «.- W,^ m.-^- 
 
 tTR n.-tfi^ n.-&c. tn;'Jli-?rR'7f-5iHTf. 
 Aim, n. direction jiven. f^^/. t;. KfT, ariq',"^JT w. ^efiH n. 
 
 2 «Jcw directed, %tt wi. ^^t^ «. a^^q^;^ „ jy^ „_ j,_ 
 ?=^ n. ^fvr m. u. %^, 37f*mfq- m. aRtTH' n. frm w. ^^sttt 
 "I. ». tiT. 
 
 Unerring a. 3T^^qr^!;rpf „. 
 
 Of unerring a. 3fg^tipft. ^^x^ «. 
 
 3 point aimed at. v. Butt. f^JiTTr «. ?r^q' «. ?i^ n. fj- 
 
 4 ot/Vr^ o/ a desijn, v. Design, fvrfq^ n. mf??? «. 3TT- 
 ?Tq m. arfHirriT m. JTH?^ m. gfiirT «. f^q^ m. ^^^ m. 
 
 Of eiuglc a. (or purpose ). aiv^n^g-fxT. 
 Aimed, _p. v. V. A. ql^?^^, %ii;?^, &c.'^:to-. 
 AijiEB, n.T.Y.A. qi^DiRT,%»^onTT, ^quii^, &c. qi^cjj, 
 
 Aiming, «. v. V. A— act. ^mnf «. qi^df «. ST^^ftn^ n. qt- 
 
 ^^/ 
 Am, n. V. "Wind. stT^ m. stRT m. ^Jir/. srHT w. snw w. 3TTTTTT 
 
 w. vsmHSTm m. ^srr/. ^^^r^r »». ?q?f m. ^qiirV w. 
 
 N.B.But little diflerence is perceived by the Hindu* 
 between air and «/«rf. 
 
 In the open a. ex2msed to the air. ^T-Tf?r, ^^^-qfrT, 
 
 ar^3'5RrT-qmcr5rm-qtcr,3'^i '??rr«Tf?r,e^5i]tfT, JiHvn^- 
 qr, jfT-'!?Tcn5fqT5Tirr. 
 
 In the a. in mid-space, a^qf?!^, 3TrTfT?T, 31Fn;ic5. 
 
 To enuff up the a. — coKh, &c. TfTTw.^'jf-fqot. 
 
 To take the a. ^stt/.-^TTTT m. ^Tof, ^TFT qml «. ^T^, 
 
 To beat the a. v^c^rTTST it. ^'^. 
 2 ( Tvith respect to temperature-&c.) ^^/. 
 3 — as a humour of the body. cUrT m. cfT^ m a^f^FJ w. 
 4 f/foZ air. ^^^ m. ^([^ m. JTFrT m. Kve are enumerat- 
 ed — XfltJr, ar^TT, 'Tl^, 3'^'T, ^TTl^T, and five inferior or 
 Becondary (gqifTur)— JfTT, f jf, ?.q;?y, ^^5^, ttq^JT.LTn. 
 6 en a. a gentle wind, v. Beeeze. ^oJ^?/. ■^z^^ m. ^\- 
 
 6 »»/e«, look. 5^T/. =Eiqt/. %fTT m. ;H~^q n. 5«f/. ari^- 
 T m. ^i n. 
 
 7 affected or particular manner. g'FP m. tfST/. 5?/. %- 
 
 8 general aspect, v. Appearance. IIh ot. Effpj- m. jif y. 
 
 ^^r/. %qw/. ^e: m. tn »«. 3tfftt w. 
 
 9 airs; laucjlitij pretensions, notions, manners. g^^R /. 
 
 3i^55n^/. f^ OT. mrr m. q^sn^/. f^r^^TPT /. arrsiTFiT /. 
 
 ^^/. «). :pT, ?T?Ht/. i). rH^,>mR m. f. q?t, JTI^ft/ ^- 
 To give one's self airs. a?i|?r Sff?I^/. 3TR<'f, afrifiT 
 
 10 See Tune, Sono. 
 
 11 puhliciti/. jq?/. ^^^^f/. fZ f. 
 
 To Am, V. a. e.rpose to the a. dry in the a. g^F<T-c(|ctrt-H^- 
 
 ^\^-&.c. qraiJir, ^TpqtrT- «m=mTf qT?x-l=TDt, strt m. %t?f- 
 
 2 (7ry Jy exposure to afire. fcr^^rr^mqWrt ^ToSf^m-g;- 
 
 AlE-GUN, n. ETTFRfe^/. 
 
 AiE-BOLE, «. opening Jor air. iTsrT?T «. gft^ m. s^lT «. fv^s- 
 
 ^/. 3TFfrr?i^q^/. sTTrfTtsr w. ^\^\^^ n. 
 
 A. of a water conduit. ^'^:^^\^ pop. 3^W w. 
 
 AiE-puMP, n. Ermr^^^qsT «. EiT?;=n^'^^q'5r n. ^^^\wf.-^\- 
 
 AlE-TiCHT, a- q-m or 5nrlf57^m^-ITfn5iq:?;, cfTrm'^q, qirTPt- 
 
 ?T, qi5qH?T. 
 AiEiNEss, n. V. A. 3. ^q^/ ^^ftT^tJIT m. 
 
 4 ql^o'.qtJTT w. fT^prnqoTT m. 
 
 5 ^?',%qtjrr m. feslft/. fg^Rq'JTT m. a^F-VSq^rT m. 
 AiBiKo, n. ramhlejor the air, ^|?5/. §^ /. f'^ n. ?T?rRT
 
 ALB 
 
 31 
 
 ALI 
 
 m. M ia^H^ .^r4 »^JTW . 
 
 AlBT, a. composed oj air. ^JW^T, vte. 'TTgH'T, ^TRTH^, «(I^^,H, 
 
 2 belonging or relating to air. t^\^■^\^ &c. ^T^J^^tft^ SU- 
 
 3 windy, Ireezy, — of places. ^STT^ftT, ^t^TT, ^^T, ^- 
 
 4 light, lioUow,Y. Empty, qr^^, ft^PPTT, '^^''^^ or^T^jp^, 
 
 <rnn>7, -^i^h**."!! or ^rrspRwt'^- 
 
 6 frivolous, trifling, cfc. v. Light. ^?5^, f^SK or f^- 
 ^, SfR^P?? or cTPT^FST, :pjmr?5, 3T?5iiFrr. 
 -4 IT, Etght, n. island in a river. ^ «. ^sfT »». ^if n. f^^ «. 
 
 Akin, a.v.RELATED.aniT, 3Tmf^'7'T,3Tfl?m,HMr5'l,^rfcrrl^. 
 2 partaking of the same properties. Pq^lTf^qr, ^JJTS^if^, 
 
 Alack, Aiackadat, inter/, v. Alas. ^PT, ^\m^\m. 
 Alaceitt, n. cheerful readiness. gcHT^ »»• ^'psw »>. ^ ni. 
 
 ^,wm m. artfg^q- «. grg^frr /. «:TH't; /. ^>Brf m. ^^^ 
 
 Alamode, ai/y. Htw-qr-'^nc^ft-TftTTSr-J^HT-M 'M M I -^trft-&C. ST- 
 
 ITT^, "TRniil^tlR &c. Tft^rerg^ &c. qfTMidl^iJIsft &c. 
 Alaem, «. f?'y or call to aicait some danger. ^J^ f. sflTS' f 
 
 «mT/.- firr^r/. &c. aTRT^^^fHt^rfrrsfR «. ^i^rnr^- 
 
 2 /jm5J!/5, t. Tumult. f7^/. |;3/. fT^Pf??/. frl^^rT^/. 
 Irr^lFr /. T?55fT m. n5»I? /• intens. m^^%^Z m. ^IITTT w. 
 
 3 V. Feight. \^^^f■ ^f^TcT/. tTRfTt/. H^^ «». f^^rre' OT. 
 To take a. at. \r^f. ^tpif-q'jf, \['^J- %^, ^TT^^, 
 
 To Alaem, v. a. v. N. 1. ■^^v^ ^^l: f-^[r\-^ f.-&c. %^.,^- 
 
 t^^R'lKI m.-&c. cTT^FTiT'Jf, TJTrfjrTqf :frr=rq'-;|'?TTT-&c. ^- 
 T.^., 3TTK=5T^5r^Q[f^?T-5TtfqFr-fITf'T?T-&c. ^FTof. 
 3 V. To FraonTEN. ftrsrf^'Jr, %?Frot, H5?rRot, if^- 
 sr^, T'TiftfT ;)o;j. vf'TT'Tt^r-f^H'&c. ^Rof . 
 Alaem-bell, «. ;^?:ft^rR'TTTT m. [frff^ ^S' n. Effsf^/. 
 
 Alaem-clock, Alaem-watch, 7i.f;icrf|T?T sf^F 'TT'^jrT^rNq 
 
 Alaeued, ;). V. V. 1. -JT^Tf^Bfifr ^^,^^ %^3;t &c. arRf^TTq- 
 
 ^fEfff- %f^-|TTftrr- &c. 
 
 2 V. FiiiGHTENED. -JT^vrf^T ^"'i'- 'H^T^tH, f^?5f^, f^^^. 
 Alaemino,^.^. terrifying. H^^^^, TTR^, H'^^^^, T^s?^, 
 
 Alaemist, n. one given to raise alarm. ^^^ TT+uil^l, TTTT- 
 
 Alas, interj. ^, ^T^^, wi^, ?TfT, ST^f, 3TfPT 
 
 AlUATEOSS, «. ^^ flf^ "Tt^^ 3^'. 
 
 Albeit, adv. v. Although, ^ff, qqf^. 
 Albino, n. ^HalTR'UPS'TT STll^TfTreiH ?rT%'& "it^ 1J?J «. 
 Albugo, 7i. white speck in the eye. "PjT n. ^,^'!^ n. '^I'Tcp n. 
 V^ n. ['jsTJj; «. 
 
 Album, n. f%^-fJT5rf% ^^^^ ^rTlf^ A'JN'Mr-^' ^pft qjR^ 
 Albumen, «. white of an egg. qfsTT sTTrr-s??!^ m. 
 Alchemical, a. v. N. pFH^^T, ^ra^P^T, wf%f^;^tft- 
 
 Alchemist, n. f^nqr ^TOTTTT, f^FHTFlTT, ':¥R^t, TB^^FT, 
 
 Alchemy, 7l.\w.^^^[ f. T^R^ «.T?Tl%f5/.'"^5^f^^^ f^?TT/. 
 Alcohol, ^^. iT?n^r <fl^ »i. n?n^ m. ilCTHT^ m. 
 Alcoholic, a.H?TT^^T 3i^"t^, H?TT^ ^Aw^. 
 Alcove, n. large recess. M\'f[ ^MV'l f. M\Z'\ 'fTTrSTm. 
 
 2 (in a gardeu.) spiOT m, v,'^ m. 
 Aldeeman n. ^q-^ TfgrqT "^qp arffeT^fnft 3Tt\. 
 Ale, n. ^=^ %%?f|- (^^ iT^FTrqt ^T^ 3n^, Jfr^TT w!. 
 Alembic, n. still. n?T ^SFTP^ ^"ST «• H^i^Rr «. aHl^frlMI^ 
 
 «. 5?R=5f n. 
 Aleet, a. vigilant, ready, qftr^qr ^^^:^, 'PTT^t^, ^^^^^ 
 
 ^^TTT, ^5TRT, ^RFTT, ^TT^ktR, ^RC^. 
 
 2 i/7sA-, Mmi/e, v. Active. ^T5I, cflfl^. [f ^ITTft/. 
 
 Aleetness, m. v. a. ^rT^STquTT m. ^m^^f^t[f. ^R^T^TT m. 
 
 2 3TR=^'T5EtI/. =STT5ETf /. 
 Alexiphaemic, a. expelling poison, f^'^i-^i HTTtTTTT, f^'T^, 
 
 f^nrrfr, i%wT^, f^rr^TFTl". 
 
 Algebea, n. oTt^Rf'JfFr «. «ft^ «• aT5'T^5TRf^?r n. 
 
 Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, in a. 
 
 Known quantity in a. C7 n. 
 Operation or working in a.a^sqTjjf^iJTT/. 
 Unknown quantity or number in a. a^sjjTP n. 
 An unknown quantity, &c. a^s^rjiTlf^T m. 
 Equation of unknown quantity, &c. 3i55i?p^rRT «. 
 Eelation of unknown quantity to its co-efficient. ^TR- 
 rUW^n. 
 Algebeaic, a. jft^diifu|rRTal'54^, »n-H'lI^MMI, sl-^'lFuRtrf??!, 
 
 Algebeaist, n. ^^\W\f^ri\ m, tTt^ifaiFqT m, »It^^f&RfT, 
 
 Alias, ado. otherwise-as to a name. ^"^. [?^t€T 
 
 Alibi, adv. |?r-Tr ^P?T, ^W-'TT fs^orf, 3T^ f^r^FToTr, 3T^ 
 Allen, a. v. Foeeiqn. q^sft, f^"^^!'!, q^^5T=5n", qf^T'^T \^- 
 
 2 V. Steange, Steangee. TT^ or ^^tt, TTO^T, '1^'F^, 'R- 
 
 Alien, n. v. A. "R^^T^T Hgiq- m. ^l^'Hf^ m. f^^ff »i. ^\- 
 
 ^T^qr %n=srT Tg^T m. &c. [f^^nr/. 
 
 Alienability, n.v.A. i^-TT^ fTtfl" q R M f^'IW &c. «;q-FrT f 
 Alienable, a. v. V. 1. g^^qRSfT ^Tot ?TRT-^7TT'TT-&c. =5?T- 
 
 ^■rT-&c. '^, fif^JT, qT^,\5T. 
 To Alienate, v. a. (a property), estrange. ^^^\^ ^jnt ^.°-
 
 ALK 
 
 32 
 
 ALL 
 
 2 ( tho atlcctioiis, or a person ), estrange. :ftf^/.-H5T«- 
 -&c. g^(if-fT^ofr-fg^iif-f^5 %q:-T§S or Hst :f^ 
 g. ofo. ^\^ m. sra:^, ?fraot, STf w.->^/.-&c. <fl^>Tf, 
 
 Alunatkh,;). V. V. 1. |^^^^ ^^ ^%?rr-&c. f^W, 
 
 2 f^ipn, f^fT^^, 1t?J?T, ^g^, f^?^, f^'T'ST, TTB^RT, 
 Alien-atiox, h. v.V. \.—act. ^^=^1% |T^^of n. Trf?^ 
 
 2— flc/. iT?r 75^'if ".IT^ f^T^'Jr w.fft^ «. —state. f^^pffT 
 
 ir>; Alight, v. n.\\ To DisiiouxT.7?RDr, 3T^^^ ?«.-3T^^r^- 
 2/</// (7«f/ /</</yf. T^f^TT "TJDT-TTfof-q^fOT-q^^, 3-rR^, 75W, 
 
 3 at; stop at, tjv. S^ITor, j^ »,. '^Sr^ !T^'<rR?j. JiTot, 5^PT 
 
 Aliouted, /). V. V. 1. ^'iTT^^TT, 3T5r?r^, ibdH^I^. 
 
 Alioutixo, n. y. V. 1. — act, ^^^ n. 3T^r^ m. 3T^^r^ n. 
 
 2— act. 7?IT<if «. 3"?nvT "T^ n.-5TH"if n.-i,c. 
 3— ac^ v3r)<,u| n. W^jn m.-fi(-^ n. ^^iif. 
 Place of a. H+IH );^. %^!Jr m. fif^CTg n. 
 Alike, a.v. Like. (J.^^TTTTTT, '^^T^R, ^^5^t, ^^?TT, siTH?:, 
 
 2j/one ^ v«rfor quality. ^^?nT%, ^^RT, ((^gKWT, t^- 
 ^IiIm, >^+i)riV^|, ^PTSTuf, ^PTTI^, tT%jTT5;% JToft, ^THM- 
 
 Alike, a,/i.. iTF^fnT^T, i^+.-JW+R, H'^^Odl^ , ^^P^HFIR, 
 Alice-mixbf.d, a. iJ+Rft, 'njTf^^ ^^pjf^^ '(^PTTm%, ^^. 
 Alisiext, m. nutriment, v. Food, ^pjf m. STTfR «i. 3T5T n. 
 
 ^■^ m. »T^ M. qk'T «, STTOR «. 
 Alimextal, Alimentakt, a. belonging to a.w^zfr^] "H^n- 
 
 2 nourishing, v. Nutbitious. 5%R-^PR^-!f5, qrf^^', 
 ALiiioxr, ». a//o!m«^c <(j a separated icife. f^ir^ ^fi-^^q-j- 
 
 Aliquast, o. ^^pnmrF, ^rnrTriT^. 
 
 Aliquot, a. fH^V^nr?;, fHT^HRPF. [ ^rsTFT 
 
 Ai,ivE,a. V. LiTiKG. f3TnT,^^rT pop. fSTifff, f^^r, W^. 
 
 2<To^ir, .«/«?Z Je»iy, tJ^oM,., virtue, Sfc. ^T?rT, ^JTHTTT 
 
 ■Hi^ii, ^^tfttt, ^m^T^TF, #r?r. ' 
 
 All a. Alive and hearty, f^ ^n^^^ f7r?r^jT f-TrTT- 
 
 3 lively, swarjning. nAA^^ . 
 Alkahest, n. -^zwd n. 
 
 Alkali, n, v. Potash, Soda, Ammonia. ^<nT »». ^TR m. 
 
 Alkaline, a. ^\U-^M\ yuiMI, ^TRiiT^, f^Kyufl, ?HI<JJU|+. 
 
 A. aslies. ^FT^ »?. 
 To Alkalize, v. a, ?TRot n. ^X^., mtH;?r ^?:'Jt. 
 Alkalized, p. v. V. ?^lT?r, <mrH?f. 
 
 All, m. ?f^-H +^> -^H^9n"-^T^'^r-&c. ?TH^Rr m.-WJ^ w.-^^q 
 OT.-TTfn/.-H55ft/.-&c. ?PT??'?f n. 
 
 A. along. '5ec ((Wf/e;- Begixnixo. ^^^ 3T^, 3TKTfT, 
 
 A. at ouce, v.Suddexlt. (T=pn(^r. 
 
 A. alone. ^,Z\ i^^fTT, (^^OT ^W.Z^ W^^^ ^W.^J. 
 
 A. tlirougli. TT ( as f^^TTf, TT^Hr, HT'^f^^ &c. ) 
 
 At a. ^fr^, STT^t, f^^^, fH'2^, ^^^1?,, f^r^rrr^, STT^TT- 
 'T, ^U+r^Hi ^T'JTTT^, f^Tfr. All tliese words demand, 
 like the English word, the negative construction. Suu 
 therefore Not, None. 
 
 One's a. ^^^n. 
 All, ado. completely, quite, T. WllOlLT. "JR^. 
 
 A. one. ^'I^'''" 
 All, a. the ivhole ( mass or multitude ), total. ?Tn^, W^^, 
 
 Rt?7, ?r:p^r^, 3Tf^T, WiT^, ^■'jaf, 'Tf5^, ?;?^, H'q-. 
 A. without exception, a. whatsoever or whosoever. 
 
 All, in comp. is rendered by ^cf, ^^i=r, ?riT^, fqf^, ^"jof, 
 vJfTH, 3Tf%?5, as the following examples will shew. 
 A.— accomplished, ^^F5 niiTttq^, H^5, ^T^rgTH-, 3T- 
 
 A.-adorable. ft'^^q', ?r5Isf?T, ^=^^^, ^J|^<4, ^jt^FTj^it, 
 3Tf:^?5"T^T, &c. 
 A.— conquering. A.— subduing. ?r^f^^, ^^?r-3lf?^??— 
 
 &c. f^5, f^r^rf^g. 
 
 A.-creating. ?f5f-?r^?y-3Tn-q?^- &c. fTRrfTT, f^T^^^g-, ftf- 
 
 A.-destroying. ^^Tr^ft, ^q^SW^^ft, 3Tf%??«f€t, &c. 
 
 A.-eating, A.-devouring. ?r^^?T, ^^f JT?T^, ^5fH?fr,<tc. 
 
 A.-enduring. ^sf^Tf, f^'qiT^. 
 
 A.— fours. To go on a. q"r|^T'«- ^FW. 
 
 A.-knowing. ?r^fT, ?T#fmT, ^^^-3Tf%?7-&c. trfT. 
 
 A.-pervading. ^5qpft,f^'^^rfr,f5r^°qTT'7, ^T^HFlfff, 
 
 ?R-<T, «#T, f^j. 
 
 A.-powerful. ^^^FR^^, ^^^^rrT'^, ^T^i'STf^fi^, ^^'T- 
 
 A.-searching. ^^sftsfl', ^t^fftr^. 
 
 A.-seeing ^^^ff, ^T^^'CT, f^'^T^^TT, ^R'^TT^rt, ^?f, 
 
 A.— surpassing, ^^^f^rf. 
 
 A.-sustaining, A. — upholding, fjf^tfrft, fsT'^'cTIT. 
 A.-wisc. Cff^gfl;, STTRf fs;. 
 To Allat, v. a. pacify. T. To CoiiposE. ^Tfrt^liJf, STHSTtff,
 
 ALL 
 
 2 mitigate, See To E^se. 
 Alleoatiok, n. v. Y. I.— act. ^=5fr^<Tijf-Ac.-^fil<jf«. L<Le. fH- 
 f5i<JrT W:<^n. ^^%'<^ 11. 
 2— act. f^f^T{ mn^n. &.C. 3"'?'5TRT)«. 
 I. excuse, v. Plea. fHfilTT n. q^mT»i. sjm/. qm^r/. 
 To Allege, v. a. v. To ArFiEir. f?r^/7q'T5^«tv-^=^rr"T"?r-^=^- 
 
 cT- &c. q'racfr-;Frtn'Jr-'^^oTw. 
 
 2 proihtcc as an aiyiimciit, cjv. v. To Plead. f^rpTrTre.- 
 
 ^ ^T'jf. [ fTTHf^/. 
 
 Allegiance, 71. ^^j^^m. 5T^^5rr=T'=f»i. TRfrfTT%ftr?fT/. TT^T- 
 
 Allegoeical, rr. ^-stfTT^, ?m?qr=5rr, ^"5t?r^T, ^"sfcrifH^p, 
 
 To Allegorize, v. a. turn info allegonj. ^T^T^-^'SfcFTH- 
 2 understand figuratively. ^'HfFT^^t^-^'SfFrg^-'tc.irof- 
 
 Allegoet, «.^'Efcr^5p'<ifT/. Tfr?T?FsqT/. ^fTRitr^^^i^'iir /. 
 
 2b Alleviate, v. a. maJce liffJit, mitigate, v.ToEase. ^F.W-T- 
 &e. :F?:(xf,i!TH5pif, ?Tt?TJr3T,^q^TiTw.-sr?TKm.-?THwi.-3""T?1H^«.- 
 
 Alleviation, «. v. V. — act, ^^^^iin. ^TtrT=r'Jt". VHm. %m^/i. 
 
 sr^T5T»i. ^Tfi?T/ g"T?Tff?r/. 
 
 Alley, n. icalk ill a garden. qmf?ft?5 'IBT ?».-^h:/. 3'T^'T- 
 
 2 ( of towns, &c. ) V. Lane. ^^f. 3T1^/. TEft/. 
 Alliance, w. v. ArriNiTx. ^y^^^/. ^^^f. ^\^ n. r\f\l- 
 ^^^ m. f^-TT^?r':T VI. 
 
 2 league, v. Combination. ^W^^^A m. f^ToJtn'/. ^T^Hrt". 
 
 3 V. Connection, ^qq- m. ^q'n m. 
 
 Alligation, n. — iu arithmetic — medial. f^^rnf&T?? n. ^■ 
 
 ^•i\^%^ n. 
 Alligator, «. s^^^ m. ^op. WK m. ^^^f. ^^^f- THTK^^ 
 
 on. ^-ifil m. ?t^ m. ^^^] f. dim. mfcT^r/. 
 Grasp or seizure of au a. iTTrfH^/. 
 Alliteration, q-ir^ mn. ^m m. ar^sTT^r m. g^q-^qrH m. 
 Alliterative, a. pertaining to, or consisting in a. 3T^JfT?r- 
 
 ?fqsft, 3TTgsnf?r^, ar^irre^, arg^mnq-, arg^TT^^il. 
 
 Allodial, a. ^ifiTiTcqTqT, STT'Tlfi^qj^rr^, ^^tH^, ^'IsT- 
 
 Allodium, n.freeMd estate. 53'WTfr^-^rfq''7?^r5fT-&c. ^^ 
 
 «--^cT?r ?!.-&c. 
 Allopathy, n. TFTf^?;?ftf ^ f^T^T f5f?5fH g^q^r ^?r=T TPT 37- 
 
 :pTU?TT=qT HFT Wi.-fjfqr/. 
 To Allot, p. «. gice hg lot. f^g-^TT CT^^-^T^^-Ac. f%JTmot- 
 
 2 apportion, assign. ^\z^ ^JT.^ or ^ri^^T ^OT, f^^TT'Tq' ^"jf, 
 
 ^?? ^^. 
 
 Allotment, ??.. v. V. 2~aa. ^rf^^ fi^ lu fsTHTn-T-'fTHfr-ctc. 
 
 ALL 
 
 I. </r/«y allotted, v. Share, cff^m'^/. qi^j- m. HFI »'i. 
 
 II. {of the things of life.) ai^R.^^RtHT^sitT »«. Hm w. 
 
 To Allow, e. a. grant, concede.x. To Admit, jithot, W'^ 
 
 ^ n. ^.Tvi{ g. of 0. 
 
 2 let, suffer, v. To Permit. %q-, ^l^^^^\■\ f- J.^^ m.- 
 
 3 give as pug, icages, stipend, i\'c. ^tt^, ^^W^f. ^^Of- 
 4: give as rations, pirovisions, Sfc. HTcTT^/-^H''T^/. ^X^- 
 
 5 for; make abatement for. ^^H n>. W.l'^, ^T^RT ?». 
 :prjof-qat.— fig. ?ril/.-€r5/.-^T3?tfl /.-^t^^ire/. ^^nf- 
 ^^• 
 
 6 for; give in consideration 0/13^^ »i.^if,^^qT w.^Tf^T^- 
 Allowable, a. v. V. 1. JTHTqT-^"'TnT- vfT^r-&c. jtI'T ^n- 
 
 q'T^ '^FT, stItT'tt?!, 3'Tr^q". [=rr^<T. 
 
 2 (?wf/ Lawful, a^f^frg;, 375n'~vfrrr, TTT'T, ?f^?r, %q-, 
 
 Allowableness, «. V. A. 2. e«f/ Lawfulness, ai^f^f^r «. 
 
 Allowably, adv v. A. 2. and. Lawfully. (TmNJ-^^^, ^r^- 
 
 Allowance, n.pag, wages, stipend, salary. ^'^^^ m. JJ'^- 
 5^ OT. J^RTor KSTTfTw. qTFr^T «. ^JT^r^p/. ?T?^^/. ^^ 
 »». ^^IT/. 
 
 Annual a. ^'t't^^ n. 
 
 Extra allowances. %ft^5?TlTT m. 'HtTT m. HH ?«, 
 
 Monthly a. ^?:TTrfr m. Hrffl^ »'• 
 
 2 rations, Sfc.food allowed, ^t^ w(. ^JT^ql^ n. ^"TrRrtTF »i. 
 
 Monthly a. ( as to a servant ). 3f5?T^/. 
 
 3 matter allowed, gener. siim or quantity. HTrTT^/. TrfY^T 
 
 or T^^ m. ^^^^f.^■^^ 'p^a'^^-^ m.-x^^ f.-^f^ f-&c. 
 
 Daily a. IV^f. Vi^^^f. 
 
 Person receiving a daily a. tlf^r^T^R c. 
 
 4 See Permission. 
 
 5 abatement, deduction. WS^^rJm.^■^^\ m.^zf.-^^^f. 
 
 ^T5/. ^re^ /. ^rsBts /. [ttttt . 
 
 Allowed, p. v. V. 1. m^n Jp^a^T, 5Tm^?5T, &c. ^f?m^?r, 
 2 qTSTI^nt^Ti STSrf^tSftTRT, 'JTRfH^yTT^T, 3T5^r^^p?rr,'H- 
 
 I. — used of articles of food, of offerings, &e. ^n?. 
 To Alloy, v. a. mice baser metal with. ^[^ n. qTc^of, f^<TTc 
 
 -f|tJTtr?:-f^!JI^^- &c. T'T^. 
 
 2— fig. ^H'-'Y^-Ac. ^^q-, ^^^mf■ 'flT'TT'if, W-^.^ >n. ^r- 
 
 Jf"^, 3Tf^'SfJT»T-^^q? q;^. 
 Alloy, jj. &«sf r metal mixed with. |tw «. ^c?^ »t. 
 
 2 fig. ^^T/. ^^^mf g-oit^/. I^T^r ^/. fiTWS:/. 
 Alloyed, p. v. Y. 1. f^'n^R^ %^?5T, &c. I^or^s:, f^^c, f|- 
 
 tii^CT, ^T^r, ^RHToT, fl'JTrsn', n^^T», f^?rat=Efr. 
 
 2 3Ti^'2f'T^-T, ^^rT^, iWt^.
 
 ALM 
 
 31 
 
 ALO 
 
 AhtsticK, n. mi/rtits J>imeii(a. ifft?r5rf^rfr/. ^rjTf^qt /• ^- 
 
 ?T55 w. fl. 
 7'o Allude, r. n. refer to indireclly, hint at. TJ^T ^^TT 
 
 ^;T-?rr^5 ^tsyof ,r/V;» JR ofo. ^l^'TT^ ^i^ n.-^K^ n.- 
 
 5fnC m.-&c. 3TOdr «■»■//( sr^ or ^ /«. fO«. 
 ALLi-UEn, II. Allvdixo, p. a, v. V. ^^ qj^^ ^skiiTRr, 
 
 Ac. ^^, ^RT^TT^, g^^TT^^. 
 T<j Allvre, t'. a. entice, lure, ilecoi/. tempt, mf^, W'^^ or 
 
 Efiir, HT^ m.-nr^ »'. ^TH"^, flrf^ «.-fqTTrf^ ?;- r^t^ n- 
 
 &.^-. ^oty. o/o. 
 
 ALLunED, ;). V. Y. ^Tf ^nrTs:?;r, ^si^q^sr, 'Rrf|?T, sf^rfn^r. 
 
 Allvremest, Allurinq, «. v. v. — ac(!. ^r^oj «. JT'4'if «. 
 Ac. ^T^ «. 1^1^ «. sn?r»T?r n.—a. or s. ^j^ m. 
 I. uUurinj ohject or cause. JTr^H=T n. aTTfJT? ??. ^^rJTm. 
 
 Ai-LCREK, ?(. Alludixo.,^. «. T. V. ^r^tJTRT, ^f qT^OTRT, 
 
 Al.l.usios. n. X. \.—acf. g;^T q^€H 3f{T5f^».H5==n'T#^n- 
 
 I. o. marf^f, V. Hint- ^^]f 
 AiLUsrvE, a. having reference to somethinj not fidhj ex- 
 
 pressed. ^^^P{^,^^>^\•^^J., ^^flTxTr, ^^^I?H^, ?if|T^. 
 Allvsitely, adt'. T. A. g;;q'^TT^ or ^[^, ^%?rT^, ^^1^^\- 
 
 Alluvial, a. iram, pp35|=5TT, HStr^T ^ifrpft^. 
 
 A. soil ^^^r^f. n^f. 
 Allcviox, ALLuviuir, «. HoSt /• ^oEJToE m. flT/- ^TTq'/. 
 
 To Ally, r. a. connect hy marriage. ^T?tt^/--'9I^TTrry.- 
 ?TftTH^^ »«.-'fTl%^^':T m.-^^^]^^^ m,-&c. w.i^^ zfx n. 
 
 2 ( by treaty or league. ) ^^q^%?f^tT m.- ^??q-^'q'q' 
 OT.-fJT^f^?raJtT m.-(T:pjTn- w.-&c. ^FT'if. 
 'S form relation letwecn, v. To Coi<->-ect. ^€f4'». sp^irf. 
 Ally, «. confederate, ^'c. q^ w. ■«-+.dM' ^TT^^^TJim, T^- 
 
 m. ^m VI. Wl^r^t^p^ m. 
 Almaxac, n. trqfn n. qirfl M. 
 
 Almaxacmakeh, n. q^q-fnTT ?». 'HtI^tTT m. j]Uiw. »j. 
 ALiiionTiN-ESS, n. V. A. ^t?Tf?p/. 3T?f?r5Tf¥/. ^#?Tf^T/. 
 
 fT^JTf^Pr^I n. 
 Almighty, a. ^?if%, ^sif^T^, ^T^rT^flp, ^Ismq-W, B^f- 
 
 '+l4'HH'<l, "SirH-TMr, ^^SlTf^fPHTrT. 
 Almighty, «. v. God. ttH'^T w. ^im^fTH »». 'iT^?f,i^:Eff. 
 
 Almosd a. qpiTJft <»• sfTT'ft. 
 
 Aljioxd, '//.—tree. sfT^m or q^rm/ siT^THr/.— fruit qiTm 
 
 or ijTTTT w. m. snTTT^reT m. 
 Almo>-er, n. o^c!«? diitriluicr of alms. ?T^tq?T»). 57^- 
 
 Almonry, Almky, 71. place for distrihution of alms. ?j^- 
 ?TRr/. ^RT^f n. ^H-Hf??; «. •4H'TT5/. aT^?r^ n. ^^T?TT- 
 
 Almost, «(/i;. nearly, well nigh, for the most part, sj^ ^- 
 
 ^FT, stpt:, ^^ct-t;, aTTflrar, 3^^5, t'^''f^^7 ^nr^fT, arr^HT- 
 
 FJfcffSf. This adverb,lio\vever, is best rendered by otlier 
 coustructions, as iu the foDowiug examjiles, 3fg ivork 
 is almost done, iTT?i ^tX ?iq?T 3Tr^ 3fr|', -?< w almost ten 
 o'clock, TTf r ^rr^TTqiH 3TI% or ■^X%^^\^ ^ ^iTJTrfl^, He 
 had almost reached the village, rfr ^\'U'S^^ ST^rTT ^T^r. 
 &c. &c. 
 Alm,s, »!. fH?Tri'o^. ^^ /• fH'^'jf «. 5?IT m- tTHr^m or '<^- 
 
 A. asked by worshippers of Bein, '^\^^]m.— oi Khan- 
 dohd, 5TRt/. 
 
 Daily a. f^^r^PT w. 
 
 Liver upon a. fHJ^rq^sfl'. 
 
 Victuals given as a. Tn^Vf,f\ f. one wlio lives on thera 
 Trg^ft m. 
 
 To live on a. -ff\W' ^f 'TPTff 3TWar, if[^, iTinq" qis^ k. 
 
 To live on unsolicited a. 3T^Tf^?T|f% /. ^^ijf. 
 
 It is easier to take poison than a. i^^ ^W^^ qoT Ht- 
 
 ^ q^r^r^ ^TTf r. 
 
 Alms-basket, Alms-box, Alms-bag, &e. «. ^TotY/. "^"tq?- 
 
 ft/. 3T^qyrf/. ^m^g/. fir^^rTT^ n. 
 
 A.-vessel of worshijipers of Khandohil.^ ^?l^]m. — of 
 Deioi, 'Ki^f. 
 Alms-begging n. f^^f^f. fH^TTJ^ n. 
 
 Luck iu a. f'TeTr'Trfq' n. 
 Alms-deed, n. ^^^ n. ^^^^ n. trnkPT m. q-m?T5f m. 
 Alms-giving, n. q-H »». ^TT'^K »». 
 Alms-hotjse, n. ^^\^^;^y pop. q-J^rar/. viTcrm^f n. 
 Alms-man, n. >ft^ ^mnr m. fH^^t^'Y m. fH^^ »». PT- 
 
 Aloe, ?i. -plant, aloe perfoUata.'^K'Wlf.n. ^W¥.fkn. ^^K%\- 
 
 5 «. ^^TTtpr^ «. '^r{w^v(\ pop. fTTft/. rf^rurT/. 
 
 2 — inspissated juice. +|ciNr5S »»• <rfe^r=rT^ >». 'PTT^f^ 
 
 '». #T'F5 «. f^TR^it n ^qr^rj «. 
 AlOE-wOOD, aqiiilaria agalocha. 3TiT^ »i». SPTS; vi. 
 Aloet, adi: on high, v. Above. 3-=q', T=qf, ^T, ^rT. 
 Alone, a. v. Single. ^W-ZT, ^^F?^, ^^<^^FSr, (i^(T^5yT, '^- 
 
 ^FFtft. 
 
 To leave or let a. ^ai^df, ?ft|rr ^"5f, ::m^-?T|--3T^-'^5ir. 
 2 ivithotit company. (^^ST, q':^!-'?!^^^- &C. ^FryJlt 
 
 Along, adv. and prep, at length, hngthuise. JTl-^^riT-qT- 
 ^tTT a(?y. d'ecZ. [ g^T^. 
 
 2 in the direction of the length. '?^'^^^^ ^K'^]n~ 
 
 3 onicard, on, v. Fouwakd. qs^. 
 
 Get a. Go a. ^c=5^r, vTpttt, ^^TfjfW, ?fira ^FTS ^^
 
 ALT 
 
 4 throu/h the Irngth of, all alone/, \. TdeOUOHOUX. ?T- ! 
 
 -fiT5^|5-^tq5|5-&c. 3T5r^ STITM^, Tff?«TPTT^^, 3TrtTT"Tr- 
 
 5 aloDg with. v. With. qfr^T, ?f1^Fr, ^^sr^'HR, ^■^r{. 
 Alooi', aJc. ai a distance, cUslinctfrom. ^, 3TrJT,%n^rf/fr/. 
 
 Alopect, n. falling off of the Ju<ir.^^f\f. ^]^ f. T.Jr^T; f. 
 
 Aloud, «o'i'. ^raqi%, J^R-qi'^^r^, ^T^^ HT^JT Jp^TT, 5^^ ^'^ 
 
 Alpaca, «. ^^ ^r# q^c ff^ffft^ ^^ ^HT^T^ 's^]\. 
 
 2 fqT=5T ^?Tnr?T% %?Ti% %%^ ^FR^ ». 
 Alphabet, «. ar^TtKrar/. ^roTTTPJr/. ^^T^rofw!. />?. sfoi^FRw;. 
 aT?TTT5^TT m. ^^^r^Jf. s^^xf^'^m m. ar^r^iTTf TT;». 
 sfRTfa^ or qrfr^r snTT^j-qr /. ph % ^ m. Traq-% ?«. p/. 
 Acquaintance with the a. 3^^^ 5flToS^/. 
 Class of letters iu the a. TSS^TrSr or "poErsr ?». f^?f /• 
 Letter of the a. with its several combinations with 
 tlie vowels and anuswdra and tvisarr/a. ^\JM^f[ or ^^ 
 
 /. or smr^ifr/. 
 
 Series of the vowels and anuswdra and ivisarja. sm^T- 
 
 ^fr or ^fff or qrrra^/. i^T^^ m. 
 
 Alphabetaeian, 11. T. Abecedabia>". airsTT'^'Tr '». «?> ^ 
 
 Alphabetical, a. ar^TTrn^JTr^r, ^^^^^\^^.^ a^^^TTg^PTrj- 
 
 Alphabetically, «(?i'.3T^?:i5^HR,flr?|^R, SI^TTr^^iTT^- 
 
 Aleeadt, adv. in time past or present. anCt, arrsTi Tf^^% 
 ^^].| TR. The sense of the word is often best rendered 
 by ^spwr, as ifr ^fJI^ 5^^Y-^C^ ^^Bi-33;?r ^q?BT-I 
 have told-done-given already. 
 
 Also, adv. ^l, qoy, %?ftR; or %?i'T?r, rf5Pfr=Er f/eci. 
 
 Altar, n. ^f^_ or 'kt[ m. F4f^^ n. ^fi^^ >». 
 
 To Altee, v. a. V. To Change. q^^iJt, qT?^?:'ir, f'F?"5T#. 
 
 To Altee, v. n. v. To Change. sr^^Jof, <TT?J?:ot, fF^of. 
 
 Alteeable, a. V. Y. A. 5t?^FTT-=5ir-^rnr-<ic. f<j;;!;q-T!Tr-=^r- 
 
 =?Rr-<fcc. "<pi<^T qr^rqr-=qr-3fmT-&c. ^.TirT^sF^ofiT, ^hh- 
 
 Alteeant, Alteeatite, (?. sjil^iJTRr &c. %^<FR ^TOTRT, 
 
 Alteeant, Alteeatite, w.— in medicine. sr^m-?rf5f5T?f-&c. 
 
 Sf^r^'Jlft ^T^y «. f"?R^WR ^T^IKT n. 
 Alxeeation, n. v. V.— ae^ ^ZF,^ n. 'JJ^.Z^ «. fq?T^Df ". 
 
 (neuter f^j:iv\ n. ) — state, v. Change. HT w. %T w.^^- 
 
 <PR w. TTc^?; m. ^frTT «. ^H^m, 
 To Alteecate, See To Weanole. 
 Alteecation, n. u-ranglivg. ^z^Z f.^ZV\Z f.^Z^^i\ f. FJCqs: 
 
 /. \z:^z m. ^irs^jj n. tT^rqr^/. ':T?iT'P^'t /. g^'PH/. 
 
 •-prWET/. T?!^?r/. r^^SET/. fl^iTRT/. ^^g% /• ^^fl^^fT 
 Alteen, Alteenate, a. being in reciprocal succession. 
 
 AMA 
 
 a^^sTr'^TTH^frff, aRq'T-q-TH^qt, a^^qi'iT^^ignnfT, a^'ifi- 
 
 On a. days or periods. ^q;f?TTr or =}!, 5i^i=5tT 3TT?, W^.T- 
 To Altet^i^ ATE, t\ a. perform hj turns. ai5^R?^'tH-3TTxr- 
 
 qi^'T^-%TqT^'T^-qR4tqTT'fT'^-aT^n'tqTW'm-&c. ^^tri'. 
 
 2 change reciprocally. <R^qT qR^ »?i.-qR^qR?/.-3T?=rr- 
 
 ^^/.-qrmiiT^r»»--fP'^ifpT;?-/.- &c. ^?:iTry. ofo. 
 
 To Alteenate, v. n. happen, ait, Si'e. Ig turns. 3l3PrfT5l5/T?r- 
 
 37R^^qR^^-aTr^qToftH%rTR/r^-qR'rt-Ti^'n"^-'ic. ^^- 
 
 2 follow reciprocallg.^ '^JJ qJJ;^^.'^\i^&G.^T^^^T^^^]^7^ 
 n.Tl^mj^^^ «..3T-qR5TTgnTT^ n.-&c, f\^g.ofo^ 
 Alteenatiilv, ado. v. A. in reciprocal succession, ^l^^7. 
 
 aT^pjRi^pfH, &c. 3T?:?pr ^^=T, 3TiB=jfr qR^;T, ==rTf Hqr- 
 
 -etc. q^^. 
 Alteenateness, n. v. A. <?^aiT5'^^qiTr m. (?Tf=>fr5qoTr w. 
 
 qTFTng^fiTfcr »;. qT?qTT^fTTF-7 n. -s{^^]■f^\^^f^l^ n. 
 
 I^JT^^WpTFTr/. &C. 
 Alteenatiok, «. reciprocal succession, qr^q^ qTrI?^/m. q?;- 
 ^qTa^^^R^sy/. q^^TTJiRT^ n. qr?q-i m«|tih m. a^f-qf-q-. 
 ?^5iiT^ «. aT'5ft''TT^nJT^ «. aT??fR5?m^ri"JT «. 
 
 ALiBTH^ATiyE, n. a choice of two things, f^^^^ m. ^~q »;i. 
 
 nm^?q- m. arg^^q ?«. q^r ot. f^TT^r/. 
 Alteenative, «.^^f?q:F,f^^rqr5fr. 
 
 Alteenatiteness, m. v. A."%^?tq- n. 
 Although, (idi\ ^fr, ^fffT, 'T?7fq', q?lfq%?. 
 Altiloquence, n. pompous speech. ^is^iTrs'T^ ^Trriir «. 
 
 ^15:i^5im;?vqT% HT'T'^r «. ^is^qrst/ ?T»^srTn?>=?T n. 
 Altiloquext, a. V. N. aTf% ^V'TT'ft, 3lf?r sfT^'TST^r. 
 Altisietet, n. artofmeasnring heights. ^^k^ ^\^^^^lf. 
 
 g-^t q?T^'nTr^-HT^iTqT<Tf5I?TT/. 
 Altisonant, a. v. PoMrous. aimers', aqfcTRn?'?, j^?=^. 
 Altitule, «. V. Height. ^<T/. ^T^?^ "• 
 
 2 (of a heavenly body ). j^^fY/. FJsfi^fjf/. ;j^f?f /. 
 
 To take the a. j^/.-Ac. nnT'il-^T5ur-'l'R'?f- 
 Altogethee, (T<7t). j« « 5of?y. fiTsrjT,^;? fir^f, vlq"?!:, tT^- 
 
 3RT?t:, (^^pfiT^f, "^^^^^T "^^^"nr. 
 
 2 utterly, qv.itejs!. Wholly, aiq^f, f?rq7, %?T^ o;- s, f?r- 
 
 ^TTTH, f?R^^, ^^^IVT. 
 
 8 on the whole. ^^ or ?r,fiTa?r. 
 All-m, n. ^7.-^f. WJT.-i\f 5^^'T/- V^iXf. 
 Aluminous, a. qiSHFNT, 'P5^ft=qT, g^st^T, ^qs^^T. 
 Alvine, a.lelonging to the lelhj. qigT==rr, 757^^MT,^r?fT^, 
 
 spr^ ( in comp. ). 
 Always, adv. v. Evee. ^kzypop. ?i^?t, ^^r^Jo/i. ?T5t, ^iT- 
 
 ?r5f^t, ?i?T^7T, ^%, ^^??f, |K^ or ^>rm, ^T^H^To?- ^ir, 
 
 f^'?, f^ff^n:, f^ifq^r, ;j5?rf ^Rfrrf, ^5?qT ^i^fF^ir. 
 
 Amain, fl(7i\ vehemently ^tiolentlu. ifiS-ilT 5J2T^, Jl'l^iTT ^ICT- 
 
 "^, J^I?^ cTSR^TT^, ?r^lTJr,aT?r'*iT=HrT decl. ?T^=5rT rfec/. 
 Amalgam, «. w/rtfre o/5C'/«e rifi'n? KiVA q^uicksiher. qr-:-
 
 AMB 
 
 86 
 
 AME 
 
 2 mixture, gener. See Mixture. 
 To Amalgamate, r. a. mix- quicksilver with another metal. 
 
 tr u^ru fgnrnTH m. wrin. 
 
 2 Seo To Mix. 
 'To Amalgamate, v. n. blend, tjv. t. To :Mix. f*T5;of, fn^ 
 
 Amaloamatio-, ». V. V. A. 1—act. <TTT^^qTH^?I?T «. 
 
 V. V. 'S.—s/a!e. ^rm^-fHfH-nPTT^T wi.fJTH^l/ f^TSifrHT^ 
 
 Ama-vcessxs, h. 5H=qt% ^ifq^%?^r '^^'^ f^imxr w. 
 
 3T':q<pfi(?[?r^^ »». ?!^^ )». 'fl'q"ltp^^?I^Tfl' in. 
 Error of a. ?J^^ 5iT «>. ^c^^qspsfiTrJ wi. 
 AVritten by au a. r^T/t. 
 Amahaxth, fl.-vcllow,thc iilaut.'JTraT^/.^r^y.— flower. 
 3TRr?y or'r^ H.— globe, the plant or flower.n^ T^T?^ m. 
 To Amass, v. a. \. To Heap, nr^ :f.T"Jf, 'TlW'ToT, ^^, 
 OliTot, :;T'<TT^'<T/-^'4PT'4/.-^'^^ 7».-?t^5f^w.-Trf^T w.-SH 
 
 Amassabie, ff. V. Y. qiw^TPrr- ^r-^m^- <!tc. ?iqT?r, ?i%T, 
 
 Amassing, Amassmekt, ?^. v. Y. — «f<. JTIoET ^T^ «■ &c. ^t- 
 
 I. the collection made. ^^^^ on. ^'^^ m. 
 Amateck, n. ^^ c. ^Jft e. 5^qft c s^t^pft f. (as nt nTO-qr- 
 
 ==rT^T^). ~ [T?rT/. 
 
 Amativeness, n. propensity to love. ^TTR ^T^nTrfT /. ?TTTT^- 
 Amatout, Amatokial, a. relating to love. ?!'IKl=qT, ?tqHt- 
 
 Amaubosis, n. f?rfiTT «• 
 
 Tb Amaze, f. n-.v. To ruicnTEN-. ^^cf^, ^TRTSTuf , qT^RT ^- 
 
 ^ '^TTT"!/. 5l?f^<if y. o/ 0. ^qr/.-fflT^?:/. TI^5f-!f:^'at y. 
 o/ 0. 
 
 2 V. To AsTOXisn. =qq^, =^^-=^i?;^T^-&c. jftot, =^^^ 
 
 /• ^FT^-S^'if y. o/o. [ f^;^, ^TS?^r. 
 
 Amazed, ;>. v. Y. 1. ^5;T5r%?^, &c. ^'^, FTTT^RR^r, ff^- 
 
 To be a. ttrSffT ^r?: n. ^^^ot, =^^ot. 
 Amazement, Amazedness, n. v. A. 1. «»(/ TjiiGnT. qr^tT^- 
 
 TOIT m. ni^IS/. '^^\ f. f?RTt^ /. 
 
 2 atid "W'oXDEE. r»t^HM m. ^cpTr^y. 
 Amazer, «. Amazi.n-g, /). o. V. Y. 1. and Frightful, ^v^- 
 
 2 «/if; Wo.VDEEFUL. =?i:f;^urnT &c. fsr^sT^R^-vT^cp, 
 
 Amazinglt, ado. v. AVoxdeiu-ully. fspTTq- qT?T^Tjfnr- 
 ?rTT^T-<tc. decl. nttH-^^5=T^CTR, 3TZ?r, 'TTr^T%^T. 
 
 Amazo-, »(. ^m??Tra^ T^fpir/. ri iU'W\ f. 
 
 AJIBACES, n. V. ClKCUML0CUI10.V.'frKqFt5T»». ^TfejfmHT- 
 
 ;n-JTSff%?T<T?;iT »). 
 
 Ambassaboh, «. si^pte »1 ^ «!. ?7'3T37r 
 
 Credeutials of a. ^f^Pl^riTT »». 
 AMBASSAr0RSHir,«. ETf^?ft/ q-^TFTcf /. ^Hf^ «. 
 
 Ambee, n. (jumfiii »». ^OT?Tr^ w.^?rc7f'pfe:H »i. 
 Ambeeguis, «. 3T«R »». 
 
 Ambidextee, Ambidextiioi-s, a. ahle to use loth hands 
 alike, ff'ft ^t?ff ^R57T, ^T^^F^, ^TBT^, ^^i;'T?r- 
 
 2 f/o«iZe dealinr), v. DEtEiTruL, ^'T'?'T?l1%HR, 'T^'TOT- 
 
 ^TTur. [ 5T?q' n. 
 
 Ambidexteettt, n. v. A. 1. ^sq-Tiif^icj- «. ^jFjg-q^j^jTf^- 
 
 2 ■3'Hq'^fTtTROTf^ n. [ ftt. 
 
 Ambient, a. v. Suekounding. qM'iq;, Tft^^Jf^TTT, ^?5f^- 
 
 AmEIGUITT, AMBIGUOUS^IfESS, «, T. A. jjoft^uTT m. ^^f. 
 
 m. gjgii^r or ^n's■^ n. ^cr-4?rT/. 5^'4^?? »». 
 
 Ameigvous, ff. eqnicocal. I^Tcft, S^l'irr, 1^5, ^-^'''T, f-^'-i^, 
 
 jrq-, 5ii:ir, f^f^'TrqT, ^5'--q-T^, ^Jffci^?:, ^sffasr^:, -atf^r^- 
 
 Ambigi-ouslt, ade. v. A. |^«q-T, |?cjtt^^ |iq-T, H^'^, ^r- 
 Ambitiok, «. desire of greatness, jyoicer, &c. ^^Z^'^T fn- 
 
 oEftpi'TpEft r^rZ-fm/.-ctc. 1^^ or fmf. ^TT «». trk/. 
 
 fec^T/. STTRT^t^/. 5rnTfe<:;FrT/. 'TSTf^'JTr/. 
 Ambitious, «. v. N. ^sT^t^R or fm^, f^^T, TT^^f^^ 
 JT|;^=:^, ifHFsrfecg, sfiTRfecg, f^TJ, ^T^T^^PTT, ^PJ'T, 
 
 To Amble, v. n. ?rT=5r^ =^T^M =^Ti=5^, ^T^^^^TTrlDT-^TW. 
 Amble, «. ^^^p^rF5/. ^f^^f^^^TTB / |^rr^T?5 /. zI^^^jtt^ 
 
 Amblixglt, ndv. ;f |=Ff^^ 0)- ;|-?5p;5-3^, ^^?f;=^^ &o. 
 
 Ameeosia, n_ siistenanee of the gods. STHrf n. ^^^T/, 
 AmbEOSIAL, a. aT^rrpsfT, .-jrijrf^Tq', 3TH?TJsq-. 
 Ambulance, n. movalle hospital. f^Js^ jf%T?rT?5 n. 
 AsiBULATios, &e. See Walking, &e. 
 Ambuscade, Ambush, ii. the place. J^jt q?TT^n=^- ^l^ T'S- 
 
 i^rrsft- &c. ^mr/. ^5^/. fe^P^ /• 
 
 2 — the state. ?ifT m. ^f. ^T »i. i'. q'T, TR. 
 
 8— the men posted. Z^ tf^^-^f^ TTf|%c?'r-&e. ttpt^ 
 
 To Ameliorate, Amelioration, See To Impeoye, &c. 
 
 Amen, adv. 31^T, T^STR^, 3T?5, ?^f^. 
 
 Amenability, Amenableness, n. v. A. ifRr%^Rt/ ^^jj^- 
 
 ^/ 3"tR ^^TT^^aTTq'ipR «i. 
 Amenable, a. rcsponsihle, r. Answerable. ^tTR— f^sfN-'TT- 
 
 To Amend, v. a. v. To Eectift. gtTR>Jr, =ft5-|??:'5T-5T^- =sff- 
 'T?!T-&c. ^<Tf, "^JB f. ^FTS^ y. "/ 0. 
 2 V. To Eefoem. ^KfTT^, 5ff?:«R HRlkT-rtTcS^IRR-^rrnR- 
 
 To Amenh, v. 11. v. To Eefoem. I^^KW, T^^, f^Riif,
 
 A^ro 37^ 
 
 2 become letter, v. To Eecover. ^T^^wj-^ ^n^?; m. if'jf, 
 
 iMEijfDiiEXT, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. ^qRof «. ^ ^X^n. &c. 
 mtFT «. m--^ m.— stale, f qRS^T'Jn" >«. &c. |^^ / ^T- 
 
 f? / f^gf^ /. 
 
 V. V. N. 2. act or state, ^j^^ m. T^TFT m. 
 . Vme>*ds, «. recompense. srf?r'F?5». |:TT-3Ti%'S'-&c. qf^JTM^w. 
 To mako a. f^Toj^ fSf^^ijf, f^c^^f^T/.- STf?ff^q-T/-Jr- 
 
 f?P?;r? W.-&C. q;^(jf y. o/ 0. [ ^rr^T ?i. 
 
 Amexitt, n. V. Ageeeiblexess. TJ^q-^rr/. ^J^^?? «. t^^Ff^Tw. 
 io Amekce, AiiEECEME.N'T. See To Fi.ve, &c. 
 Amktiiyst, 11. qr^rT »». 
 Amiable, «. icortJii/ of love. T. Ageeeable. firT^C, ^f?fTT- 
 
 =5r, ^rffST^, TF^r, 37i?5fTT ^'^rrqr, f^rT'T'^, f^i^jai^, ^- 
 
 Amiableness, Amiabilitt. n. v. A. T^TiJIT m. 'TrJlf /. T- 
 ^J?^f. fimWXr^ n. fsT'T'TOTfsr «. f^^^J^Wr^^ n. ^ftf^JTT^- 
 
 AitiABLT, acJu. \. A. vrKf^q-OTR-, JT^^^, T'^Ti^pr. 
 Amicable, a. v. Fetesdly. fJT^fsrr^T, f'S?5j-pq-T^ ?T??qT^, 
 
 AiiicABLY, rt(?y. T. A. ^^vrrqr^, rn^ij;^^^ TTt^^rr-^rH'- 
 
 Amidst, prep. v. Amojtgst. JT'^q-. irsfr, Tr^ff, TTHTtr. 
 Amiss, a(?y. improperly, v. "Weoxg. 3T'q'<TT, ^tI^, ^t^t, 3T- 
 
 Jr'<TT'qT5T, 3TJT'<TT^^, 3TT'<TT?fFq-. 
 Amiss, a. improper, v. ■WE0UG."»'t^Rf5ft, ^^r=q7'JTTW-&c. cjt- 
 
 ^5T, 3T5T>sr, 'iT5l%?r. [ TW »J. 
 
 Amitt, n. V. Friendship. ^Jtzf n. fi^W^^ii. ^f ^T^T >n. f |5- 
 Ammoxiac, m. sal. ^cT^TFTT m. 
 Ammdnition, n. ^IWST m. ^r^qToft/. f^^T^ft^TTTPT !>. ^nt- 
 
 Amnesty, >i. (jeneral pardon. HTTT'Pt/. ^^S^iTHfrfj/. ^'P- 
 
 2 «c< or, edict of pardon. ^7:^V^^^\ ^r^?:^!^!, ^TT'^^TT'TT 
 
 «». ^HTT^ n. 
 Among, Amongst, p?'c/;. 'T'^'q',Kq'f, Tpff, TWrf f, 3?frr-f?r, 
 
 used ivith the noun inflected. 
 From a. T^T^, '"^#. 
 Amorist, Amoroso, See Lovee. 
 .Amorous, «. dis])osed to love, lovinr/.^f^.^ ^"^i ^=PTK, 
 
 2 belonging or relating to love, v. Amatory. ^fmTT'^TT 1T- 
 
 TTfl", ^TTTt^, ITTTTWr^T. 
 Amorously, adv.y. A.l. ^rR^qaTM, ^rrTHT^fFf, ?f^rfT, ^TT- 
 
 "Jf^, ^PTFTTT^'^^, ^m^^rr^^, f^^H^Sf^. 
 Amorousness, n. v. A. 1. ^rifTT'^, '«• ^FnR^TWT m. I''s^«tT- 
 
 ^/ ^f^TTTTsr w. q^T^sFFTT/ ?T^mm/."jpm!T^aTrfT/. |t- 
 
 Amoephous, «. having no determinate shape. ^%\^.^ %S5I. 
 To Amount, v. n. q-ot, ^"?f <»• "^^P^T fpjf, fH^^ ft'if, HTiJf. 
 2 result in. ^^.^t\ f.-^^^n n.-mM 'i.-^Kt^T m. -JT^Iof. 
 
 AMU 
 
 5UM. 3TJTT/. '(f'^^Hr/. ^ITR m. ^fT^r 
 
 Amount, n. 
 
 ^T^ n. 
 Gross a. ifr^HTt^/. ^^^X 3TT^R »». 
 
 2 (^c<, substance, Sfc. ^^ftsj «. rTTFTq^ K. ^TTTf^T »». 
 Amoue, n. affair of love. sri^qT^sft^ -^z^ n. rispqT^>qT %^ 
 
 m. ^R^FiT^Tf^T'T'T »>. fr^it/. :ppT^f?:=5T n. 
 
 a. living in two elements. ^fi\^\^\ 'JTlf&T TT- 
 
 Amphi 
 
 Amphibological, AiirHiEOLOCous, a. y. jN'. ambiguous. 
 
 I^jcfr, f*??'?, i;-5T'4^. 
 A'MFai'BOLOaY,n.languageof a doublcor uncertain meaning. 
 
 Amphisbena, 11. (kiud of SDake) |rfft ;?, JT^f|a5 «. HT^^ ». 
 
 Amphitueatee, «. ^W^?^nFR-3T^4^^T^rT tl^TT^r /. ^f- 
 
 Ample, a. of large dimensions, \. Spacious. ?^fq?:^, ^T'TW, 
 fq^rffcrf, fcf^T^, fq^'TTFT o;- 55. 
 
 2 diffusive, not contracted or brief, Sfc. sf^T^, ?rf%^r, 
 3THf?TH-, f%'3TTT=q"T, 'TT?^r=srr. 
 
 3 lavish, copious, profuse, v. Exuberant. ^\\T., "T^^ 7- 
 ?:PTT=5fr-^mT-&e.q5n^,5r^T?Ff,=^55=q55T?f,5T^^st?f,3T^'^^T^. 
 
 4 magnificent, munificent, v. LlBERAL.J^R^Sf^T^rT, trTrfT^. 
 Amplification, «. v. V. 1. — act. f^^rnrw «. ^K'i^ n. &c. 
 
 — state. f^^T7 m. fq'^TftrTf? «. 
 
 2— «('/. v^^^^ n. 'J'l^ &c. ^WoT n.— state, ftf^^ «■ tf- 
 
 jTo Amplify, »>. a. enlarge, expand. fsfWR^, =n^=r^, si^TT- 
 f%^uf-&c. ^F^, fq-^-rTTT »?». ^l^ g.ofo. 
 2 enlarge in discussionorrepresentation.^^^f^A^-^r 
 
 5f5T-?5i5iffr-&c. ?rfiT5r, qr^f rs: >». :p7q--;^=rot, q-T?^T55 w.- 
 yo Amplify i). n. qiFf r55 m. JFT^-^Tq''Jr, ffts^r n.-Sic. ^X^^ 
 
 f5(R?m: w. ^Ruf. 
 
 Amplitude, Ampleness, n. \. A. 1. STT^Rfq' n. sf^T^rTrTT/. 
 
 irn^TiTT m. f5R?ftof?rr/. fq'^Tiorqurr >».'5r?T?i «. 
 
 2 qr^T^T «. fq'^R »». JT^TOTTWr m. ^fq^^T /. STC"- 
 
 3 =5r5r=5f5EtFr7arT >». arq'oSqq'oE'TtTT m. stT^R?^ «. 'JtlTT^ «, 
 
 I. (of the sun ). 3i?T «. 
 Amply, adv. t. A. 1. 3T3RHq-off, JT?RFT"TiTT?r. 
 
 3 srn^Ffq^, qotq-^ftTT, =qoE=q5fl'?T, 7?RqoiT#, ^?5%^%. 
 
 4 ST^T^HT^, T^T'JTRr, ^?Rf"T5^,frS'?Z"TDTT#, ^^rTTFi'l^. 
 To Ajiputate, v. a. cut off. ai^OT, ^TS^Tiif, ^^ ^l^'jf, 7- 
 
 rRijf, ^J?5JT ^Tot. 
 Amputation, m. v. V. — act. ?Tr?w ». 'PRot ?;.. ^Tl^^ »• <-te. 
 
 Amulet, ?j. a charm as ivorn. Hlt<T w. ^JZ^ or fftSIT »«. 
 To Amuse, v. a. divert, entertain. OT^, t^^"^, ^oE^,
 
 AXA 
 
 38 
 
 AND 
 
 (one's self) v.To Play, rnii, f^rn^^, ^^f, R^l ^r. jl Anatomy, n. scicnceofthe structure of the hody. ?TpfR «. 
 
 8 delude, deceke. V-iNUl, f^'^aR-yrr/. J^ir 
 
 AufSED,/). V. V. 1. ^iT?%^, rJT?r%^r, Ac. srj^f^Fr, tf^. 
 
 To be a. KPT/ ^TT^f in. eon. 
 AuusEMO'T, Amcsjno, 71. V. V. 1. — act. ^qr<rr «• t^^M. 
 
 ^X m. f^M '•■ f^^ m. r^Tf^PTT^ >"• f^^IW »•• 
 
 I. oi/Vf/ or cause of a. V. 1'lay. »PTrT /. f^ftj^T W(. 'F- 
 
 Amuseu, n. Ami'sixo,^). u. v. V. 1. ?JTir"JITTT &c. JTi^^rr, 
 
 An.— the article, Sec A. 
 
 A.ViCAHDiuM, n. markinj nut. f^^^ m. f^^J M.fH^STT m. 
 
 — coverllj, <f,|ot| »?). 
 AyiCHBOXisjr, «. f/vor i« clronolorjy. ipT^qoT^TS^f^q' w. 
 
 AyAOBAit, n. JTrmerrf^rT^m fw^^nr «. 
 
 AyiLECTic, a. m«(/f c/j o/w/ec</o««. Jr^-Tf^r/^r^f^ %%OT, 
 
 AyiLECis, n. collection of extracts. ^^ m. jjI. 3T%^?t'4f^T?f- 
 
 AyiLEPTic, a. strengthening, jf^^?, TT^^R^, "frf^^. 
 AyiLooicAi,, Analogcs, <?. •;j^fiTrft^" a^vq^rnfT, 3TPrtPt- 
 
 Asalogy, 11. likeness in some respects. a^HH «. CTfJTrft/. 
 3T*-ji|'l»1 «i. ^VJ^ n. m^^m m. ^r^m^ m. HH^fT/. 
 ^r^m n. 
 
 fPT OT. ?VT:^/. 
 
 Analyst, «. HH^Tf^TTfrtT^qrfit, f =^?T?^iT'lTTf, ^'-if^fFr^frf. 
 Analytic, Analytical, a. H^^^ff^mtR^srVfr, nWq^if^iT- 
 
 I'o Analyze, i'. o. resohe into its elements. Hoir^f^T 1%^- 
 
 V-^TOT «. ^^, ?'<Tf fH/.~-I4i-;g7tJT n. ^Ft^V. o/. o. 
 Anabcuic, AnarchicIl, a. v. X. ar^m^F, f^^w., STCr- 
 
 Anaechist, Anarch, n. gr^Tre^^, stslx-JTr m. sJIiTT w. 
 Anaechy, fl, ji-a«< or confusion of gorernmcnt. ffTH^qft/ 
 
 Anasaeca, n. Hrzrp\ or ^ n. ^^.^T,f. 3p:rf%Tr?rm'< m. 
 Anathema, n. ecclesiastical curse. 5Tf^c^TTTf>T^TrT m. 
 To Anathematize, f. a. nf^t.^AuT^am m. ^FTof-^of. 
 Anatomical, a. \. y. hehngivn to anatomy, ^ifr^^. 
 
 Anatomist, w. nfr^^^fx^TJi^TTt. sfTTrT^^Tq-^t^ifTTT. 
 
 To Anatomize, v. a. dissect, ^t'r-=^^%^^ n. ■zt[li^^^ 
 
 2 rt;-< o/ dissection. ^^^^^^^%'i^[^J:(\ f 
 x\nc'E3tob, w. cf^t^ c. fqrfT «!. "J^T^T e. ^^q^'T m. HPlrJifr- 
 ^^^ m. TTR^fqst^ K^^ n. st?/. 
 Ancestors, v. ANCESxra'. tTN^f^ «. ;;/. irrT^r? nx. pi. 
 
 3TT^ir% »«. pi. ^i\^J tn. pi. ^n^i^^ m. pi. <T5r:?T »». ^v/. 
 frar w. /)/. 
 
 The three ancestors (paternal or maternal) =^/. 
 The three male ancestors, fsf <T?«r m. p^ \_n. jt^T5 «. 
 Scat or place of one's ancestors. aTTtKT^ n. 3T;?7';v.fr=T 
 Acquired by one's ancestors. Effs^lqn'^H'. 
 Through one's ancestors. crff^i^rfl^T. 
 To abuse one's ancestors, ^^ftyi-fq^ n. /jZ.-tfRft^-ilT 
 
 /. ^7.-?rmfqsiTT /. 2J?.-%=5rT5fmf<T5^r /. pi. ^sf^-^mf. 
 
 ^ijf y. of 0. 
 Ancesteal, Ancesioeial, a. lelonging or relating to an.- 
 
 cestors. 'T5fvTr=5rr, srf5;7f=qr, srflt^req'q^,"^^,'^^^, ^feq?, 
 
 2 descending from a. srftS'RTTm?]', <7tTTmFT, '?t'TTTqTrJ, 
 Ancestet, 71. V. Ancestoes, series of ancestors. STSM or 
 
 Anchoe, n. ^fiTT »>. ST^ »i. 
 
 Flook of an a or grapnel, mi) 31 w. 
 
 Small a. Sec GEArNEL. 
 
 To cast a. v. To Anchoe. ?rfiT^ m. sr«P?f. 
 
 To lie at a. ^rmift^ri 3T?I^, TflT w. ^JZ^-Z]^^ 3?^!jf, 
 To Anchos, «. 71. ^tlT or c^l^ w. ZTW.^.1 ^tlT'^f, ^^t^T'^rT/.- 
 
 TpfRir/. JRW or ^dt y. 0/ 0. [ Ep^of 
 
 2 ( for some short occasion ). ^ix^; m. J?rT<Jf, k^X. n. 
 Anchoeage, n. duty levied on anchorioig. ^Z^] m. 
 
 2 place of a. ^flT^rST ««. afl^T m. SSf'^r n. 
 Anchoeet, Anchoeite. n. hermit, v. Eecluse. cT^TSTRfTw. 
 
 ar^q-qr^ff «j. ( among Brahmans ) ^T^nrFtT m. 
 Anchoeing, n. v. V. 1. — act. HTT^'if «. TmTofT/. ^rfqiiJT/. 
 
 2— act. ^^TTirr >H. 
 Ancient, «. lelonging to old times, ^rt, ^^T^, JTT^sfr^, JTT- 
 
 Ancient, n. ^]■^■^■^^^■^ n. q^jTf^TJ'^T m. 
 
 Ancients. crre=Tfl^ »». /^Z. STT^T^-siT^T^^S^ ''^^^ 
 «. /)Z. "7^5; m. pi. qTTrI=T^f?T^=ff-!TTtj5T?I=Ct-&e. H^iq- J^})/. 
 
 Practice of the a. f gT^^TF"'- 
 Track or path of the a. ^fSFTf^ 'PV^Z f. 
 Anciently, adv. ^^qr q?r^r, ^^f^T, sfr^ft^^FTar, JTr^Rr, 
 
 Ancientness, «. V. A. ^?rqTTfT m. ^HTcqiTT »t. qT^^rnr^ "• 
 
 JTTrRfq n. ^mgrfe^q- ?!. &c. 
 And, conj. a^rfir, arTW, a^orfnt, •jrar7<\q-, arofr^, ^, ^. 
 
 A. so forth. ??qrfe, 5?qrf5^, ^T, ST^f?-. 
 Andbogyne, ANBEoeYNAL, See Hzemaphsoiite.
 
 AN& 39 
 
 AyEi-DOTE, n. famili/ or ])ersonal sfori/. ^J^.Z f. ^i^^'<TT/. 
 ^■^^:^ /. [ "^IV^ »■ 
 
 2— geuer. ^Tl^m^ n. ^Tlj? n. mz^ n. ^^W, «. v. qr^, 
 Axes, Aw:fs, n. heard of corn. '^^^ «. ^JJK mn. 
 Aneurism, n. q-JT^^tr<T m. [^'^, fp^^. 
 
 Anew, adv. over again, v. Again, ^sqrqf^ ^"^fi 5"^' i'"/'- 
 Anoel, n. ^fr «». ^arfjT »». t'^Rf^ '«• [ J^Ww. 
 
 A.'s visit./y. 3^CT=^ >P?5 «. =5f t^^T^ffft /. ^rTT^T'ff ^5 
 
 A. of dealli. ^f^^. 
 
 Kecording a. fq^^JT- [ ^^'T^g. 
 
 Angelic, Angelicai,, a. \^^^V^^.|\^^^^'^■f\.|'^^^^^^^.| 
 Anger, n. ire, tcrath, indignation, resentm<'nf. n^w. ^^q^w. 
 
 Assumed a. A. iu sport. ^iT^rT m. 
 
 To be excited into a. See under ANaRT.^TIT^T "^^-T^- 
 
 (jf . ^;rijt-=q5ijr, %?roEaf or %?TTo!;tif. 
 
 To calm, cool, remove, &c. the a. of. TmnrTnjft n.- 
 ^\XVW^ n. W'l^ g. of o. 
 
 To draw down ( npou self) tlie a. of. Jp5 m.'^A^^ 
 %^, TFT Ti^T sr^. 
 
 To vent a. upon. To be angry with. TSh ^\^ «v7A ^ 
 or ?^T, ^'^'TfjrRT^T/. i^/. ?:T^ot. 
 To Anoer, v. a. provoke, enrage, e.vcite, irritate, Sjc. rfN^T- 
 
 #, ^?mq'^, ^frHsroT, ^Frr^tjf, q^r^^rr, nn «j.-#t w.-&c. 
 arrui^, niT^ arm^, ^Trrrsrcrr, f^FrrsfJf, %?f^in', %?r^sraT, 
 fcf^sfiif , ^T^si'ir, ^WTA^., Pm H.?TrTqrq--Ksi'2;5ri^-3'^5:qr'if 
 
 -&e. g. of 0. cTNH n.-^7[V^^ «.-^H^ w.%(at^rT^».- 
 
 #r%fTKr W.-&C. ^in\ g. of 0. ?f?T!T-f5-ff^rl--&C. Jp^oi-. 
 
 2 inflame, cause to smart. ^T^ m. JR^ y. o/o. ^rT?r ^T'Jf. 
 'Angered,;), v. Y. 1. and A>'gbt_ ^cprm ^rm^^T, &c. ctfT, 
 
 To Angle, v. n.fish with a rod and Jiool: ^^ m. ^Tli'^, T^T- 
 
 Angle, n. ^m or ^r^ m. ^rTTF »«. 3T^ n. 
 Acute a. ?;5«PTiT, ?'J<4'+|U1. 
 A. of elevation. 75Tcrt?T m. 
 A. of depression, 37^4: ^H^T »». 
 Obtuse a. 3Tfq^#TiT, f^m^^roT. 
 Eight a. ^iT^nJT, ^re^R. 
 
 A>'QLED, a. ^pjrr^r, ^T'FT'JT. 
 
 Right a. ^TH^JJTdt. 
 Angler, n. TSE^ft »»• 
 
 Anglican, a. t-TJ5^ ^?T=^T, ^?5^ ^i|TH4'4t, &<^- 
 Anglicisji, n.an English idiom. ^fr^^T HT^^T H^^TT m. j- 
 
 To Anglicize, 4'. a, make conformalle to English. i;%^ 
 
 AN0EiLT,(T(7y. wvi^ &c. TFT H€=T-%^^, ipT^TRH, ^q^- 
 
 Angry, a. ^I'lr^T^F^r, TFT TT^^JT, TFTTTT 3Tf^?5T, JPTq-q-JTFT, 
 #TT^iTT^, f f^?r, ^3;, ^':TT^, #':Trr?^^, ^PT'-T^^, ^- 
 5^, ^3TFT JpT^', THPTM', ?TW, TmST, T:"?. 
 
 — iu high degree; as expressed by such words as in- 
 censed, inflamed, infuriated, enraged, exaggerated. ipt'^TT- 
 
 A. feelings. jpT'cTHHT m. 
 
 A. words, s/wr/; speeches, v. Altercation. q^fq^TI O)' 
 
 "To°be a.^TT'T'TTat, TFT^ot or TTIT^aT. 
 To become a. TFIT^T'^, ^PToT, '^?:Jr, %rT5T, ipt^TSTOT, ipt- 
 
 ST^t, rTTW, TTfTTW, ^ITiif, R^'^r, 7FTTH q"at-=Er?^-iT?TJt- 
 
 ^?rw, %rT^aT or %?rTo!;0T, aTfTpsft ?=!T^/. ^Tot, ■7'TT ^5;ct. 
 
 2— as used of speech, &c. ^^raT^T, TFTT^T, &c. sp5^,^T- 
 
 ':TJTq-, ^?:T5^. 
 Anguish, «. vTpain. TtlT/. 'TTHHT/. 
 A. of mind. JPT^TWrT m. TTrrTT ?». 
 To Anguish, &c. See To Pain, &c. 
 Angular, a. having angles or corner. ^'JTT'^T, TT^yJT, ^icr- 
 
 Angularity, Angularness, n. v. A. Tf^PT^tr/. ^'jf^f^^q' 
 
 n. ^FFTf^TWT/- 
 Anhelation, See Panting. 
 Anight, ade. Tr=^, TT=^T, TT=5ft?T. 
 Anil, indigo plant. ^X^ pop. ^\^f. 
 Anilitt. See Dotage. 
 Animadversion, n. v. Blame, sffs m, ^jmxv^m.^nmm^ n. 
 
 CrsrTfTT^F^rsr'JT «• 
 To Animadvert, v. n. See To Advert. 
 
 2 remarh upon censuringly, v. To Blame. ^r?I m. J^T^St, 
 
 Animal, n. living creature, cffsr m. ^V^ m. qfj m. ^r^T^T 
 «7;z. ^q-crr=T or "l^rr^ nm. q-g tn. TT?^ «'»• 
 The four classes ( ^K W^ ) into which all Animals 
 are collected, are 3T3^, ^TT^^, #^^, 3ix\^. 
 Animal, a. of or belonging to animals. STT-nTT^r, Rrf&TfSr'irq^, 
 STTfuT^^'^T-, ^f^TTf^i'M^, TT^'t^siqt, TT^^^T^T, 'rgTIH^. 
 A. food, V. fleshmeat. JTreT% T^^'T «• 
 A. functions, q-rffTf^^TT. 
 A. kingdom. STrfoT^fH^/ ^TfoT^lf^f /• 
 A. substance, snf^v^. srT>Jg>-'m q^'4'".-^'F3 «. 
 2 not intellectual; relating to the a, functions, ^^f^n^- 
 %=qT, 5TTf&Tf^P^)Wsi«ft-1WT^- 
 Animalcular, a. ps^ f^sfff^W^T, fJ^^JIHTlsitft-f^'^^^, 
 
 3T?<T^Tfst«ft-fwnP. 
 Animalcule, n. ?j^ft^»«- g?^»«- ar^q^gw. g^m^^r^T 
 
 ^^(Tw.qTTmgrir^gM. %?iq^*T5r m. pi. 
 Animalism, n.'state of mere animals, ^'^^^m. ^^^f^f. 
 Animality, Animalness, n. STTfoT^^I n. qn^^T «- 
 To Animate, v. a. quicken, make alive. ^^m.-^^'H^^^f.- 
 
 ?r%?r^-&c. ^^, ^ftiT'TH.qT^'Jr, ;jfk^^».-^T'JT^T^»._^^- 
 
 2 inspirit, inspire,enliven, cheer, exhilarate, ^ft^w^-'a^frt.-
 
 ANN' 40 
 
 ?!0I, ZZr^mj-- T^^fr ^rT^^'i- !?Ic<TTfH «.-&e. w.x^. 
 Animate, a. v. Liyi.no. ^^^T, ^HT^, iffslTir, ^%rtsT, ^^, 
 
 A. & Iimuimate. ^Tsft^^f^, %cRI%?T5T, ^TT^T. 
 
 2 T^r^rt, !ii?ffTf|-H, imfimTf , ^m"i;?iT^. 
 
 J. V. U\T.I.\. f^5R, ^'.^r^, 5'Jl?'TRr,q^^ft^,T.3T?5J?T- 
 
 Animatio.v, //. V. V. \.~acl. ^^ ^\7M «. ^^"^^T ^-X^ «• 
 
 2— act. ;jTf3rT «• TSr^pift/. 3^^/. ^rfHTf^«. ^^It^tm. 
 I. lije, vivciciti/, f2)iri/,\. Liveliness. ^'\^ m. ^^i>. "TT- 
 OTT «. t^ «>. 
 AxiMOjiTY, H. V. ITatkkd. "^^HTSf'w. I^'^HT^ >». aia^ir^ »'. 
 
 AsiSE, «. ^H<'//i«H»2"'»»;>i«f?/(i— plant. itJ/.^^TT o»' ?frT/. 
 
 3Tf7r^=arT/.— seeci.iN/.3im/5rfr?T^o^-#T/.3ifFf^tr=5ri/'. 
 
 AxiSE-scE>-T£D, AxiSE-sjiELi.iKG,(r. — of niaugoes aud oth- 
 er fruits, 'mi or ?rc?fr, vm or ??rcqT dim. ^Tqj or mT?:. 
 
 Ankle, «. ttofi?: n. 'Ti'PT m. ^^'^f. 3r"P m. ffs^r/. 
 Eegion of the a. f ^'^TS n. 
 
 Askle-eoxe, «.^?:r «». HNl-^1 tfoTT m-^^ w. 
 
 Ankle-joixt, «. JT'Jl1?:r5ft ?Ht^/. 
 
 Anklet, «. ornament Jar the anJcIe.^\mT m. 
 
 Silver a. for a child. ^I^lorr w. ^Ffil^ n. [|TTr?r «?. 
 
 Aknals, fl. T. Histoht. ?(R^it qiq?: /. ?T5r"Tl%-q'f?Rn'<5^ 
 
 ANKATS, «. V. FlEST PEUITS. ^^^V^ /. ^sft^^l^/. ?{qT^ «. 
 
 Ttf Anneal, t-.o. HFTf^ ^HTT ^T^jf. 
 
 ^0 Anne-X,!". a. svhjoin, v. To Add. ^t^, JJIETW, gHr^TI^ 
 
 JTT^-^n^'if, '?FI»i.-^'srm m. ^^ijf y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 (province, country.) ^^Jinm qiff-r^^iJf,?Tr??^T ^"jf. 
 Annexation, «. v. Y. l.~act. vftiof ?z. rJRijf «.. &c. 
 
 Annexed,;;, v^ V. 1. ^^, ?!n^%?5T, &c. 
 
 2 ?TT;t^ %%?5T &c. [.&e. ^mf[. 
 
 Anmhilable, a. v. V. HT^T ^^Rr-^T-^ri?rr-^mT-^R^T 
 
 i'o Anniuilate, v. a. v. To Destkov. JfT^RTT ^iir ?TRT 
 
 nil.'. W^., q7?r (Tf/y. JRuf, 3^^, f?fTT?Ii^, 5^ f^^mrw." 
 
 ^rfrw ^riify. of a. ^ rq -i i ^w; . -f^T^T«j. -?t5:^5t« . -r\?.n^f.- 
 
 &c--'^g.ofo.im;^Bm.MYvng.ojo. " [f^nrrhTfT. 
 
 Annihilated,;), t. V.^r^raT %^R:T-5rr^?yT, g-f^^s^r, f^^'Z, 
 
 Annihilater, n. V. V. qr|Wr ^^OTRT, &c. fjf^T^T^, fcRT?ft' 
 
 ^-S^^, f^r^ &c. SKrrf. ' 
 
 ANNiniLATioN, 11. V. v.-ffc^. Hrfkr q^<jf «. &c. ^^^ ,„. 
 
 A^-NIVERsAny, «. annual, v. Teaklt. STm^^hfr srfctcnft^ 
 
 Annitebsabt, n. ^qf^ %^ w. 7f^Ern%'q?%?f M. 
 
 A. of a brith. =rrjf^ m. ^n^ «, qifiifsy. ^t^^^. 
 
 fsTSf^Ti 
 
 A. of a death. H?rf?if4/. ^f^^T^ wi. 5TfrI?iirr^f^^ n. 
 
 To Annotate, i'. w. v. To Comjient. f[W.T /.-"RV^^ «.-&!.•. 
 Annotation, n. v. Cojijient. €\^J. hft n. s'TT'^^r/. 
 Annotatod, ?j. v. Cohmentatok. s^^^fr "'• ^TT's^^nr ?/i. 
 To Announce, v. «. jive notice, 2'roclaim. v. To Publish. 
 
 ^5lT/.-&c.^ufy. o/o. ^^^M?^-&c. ^oT, ^T'WT /. 
 
 5PWy. o/ 0. 
 An-nouncement, Annunciation, «. v. v.— «f/. ^^j^^of «• 
 
 ^?rT^ jjRtjf w. qr^iTrr /. 
 
 To Annoy, v. a. molest, v. To Tease. ?J5% ?f5snt, ^r^S"^, T- 
 q-^Ef >».-=JTT^ »;.-j^/.-|:^ «.-rr^5ft/.-&c. %6f-:fR\jf,3tTtr- 
 
 n «!. ?5r^, ^sfRi'Jf, 5(RTf5r^. 
 
 Annoyance, Annoyiso, n. v. V. — ac^. g^ot «. &c. iJ^'JT^/. 
 
 S^DT^/. ^JlRojcp/. ;?{5/. ^TSRT «i. g?7 o;- oE >«. OT^V w. 
 
 =5fRr m. OTHif w. SFS^TT /. r^r/. ?f^<t/. [^¥T5r ?». 
 
 I. annoyiny inatier or cause, v. Plague. OT^^ «)• "il/. 
 Annoyed,;;, y. V. S'T^^T &c. %^^-qi^?J?IT, SSSF^r, etc. g- 
 
 Annoyee, m. Annoying,;;, a. v. V. gs'JTTTT, 3T:^sr-f^T-?l^- 
 
 ^-|:^-&c. ^tJTTq:T-=RTJIRr, |^1^^, ^^1^, |?1^, ^^q;. 
 Annual, «. t. Teaely. qift^r, ^nf^^?, s[f?r^f^^, ?lTcTRTT, 
 
 Annual, «. «» «. ;;/«;)('. ^rqi^ ^rr^ n.-^]^f. ^TTf^T^HI^/, 
 
 5Rf^T% 5rr5 n. 3fP7Krt/. 
 
 2 book published yearly. ^^^ T^^ n. 
 Annually, ade. v. Teaely. iff^f^rff, ^7^^, ^^Tc^, ^TFr?- 
 
 Annuitant, m. sfsrmqT- «. ^m^^R c. STTTH^siT^r, ^T^re^r 
 
 Annuity, «. anm/al alloicance. ^^1^ pop. ^^\^^n. ?rT?5 w. 
 
 To An-nul, «. «. V. To Abolish. HTS"^, ifr|5 CT^>jf, ^T^WT- 
 ^^-T%-&c. ^^, ?5>T5rnt, 1^ «. ^nc^of VfvV/; er o/ o. 
 
 Annulae, Annulaet, a. nvM\^ aTT^fTRT^r, ^?r^T^FR, M^^.J' 
 ^FR, f^JPR, ^^OTT^FR. 
 
 Annuljiest, n. v. V. — act. JTTS^ «■ <S:c. rfiT ;;;. 
 
 Annulled, p. v. V. ifr5i%?rr, &c. rJfT, ^'5. 
 
 To Annunciate, See To Announce. 
 
 Anodyne, n. ^ijrt n. ^T^n^^r n. sr^TJTq- «. |:T^^?:'^R^-^?rT- 
 &c. arNrq' ?'. 
 
 To Anoint, r. a. rub over tcith unctuous substance. Traof, 
 
 vT^ n.-&c. sfJ^Tif y. 0/0. 
 To a. with oil. %?5 «. ffRiif , rr?5T^, 'T^^,"rf?;r«Tn „,. 
 •RTiify. 0/0. 
 
 2 consecrate by unction, sprinkling, ^'c. ^3\f^^^M^ <S\f^- 
 
 V^f^, 3TfH^ m.-3TrH%=5r^ n. w^m g. of 0. arfHf^ wm. 
 
 Anointed,;;. y_ Y. 1. iTm?=Ji=^T Ac. =q'f%?r, 37^^^^^, a^HfeR. 
 
 2 sTfT^^ %^5jr-5iiB?ir, aifirf^^, frfrfTW, ^TfrrfiT^^F, 
 Anoiniee, ?!,t.y. 1. ifT^DTTU, 'Src, sT^^qi^Frif, arg^q^, arj-
 
 AXS 
 
 41 
 
 ANT 
 
 2 aifHwoTrrr, 3Tf>T^5^T, 3Tr>Tq''^PFrri", 3TfH%^T. 
 
 Anointikg, Anoi5tme>'t, 7i.v. V. 1. — act. JTT^'if ». &c. ^T- 
 ?7<Jr n. ^K^n. niii n. :;z\f. -JTgsTT m. csj^ij^ «. H^- 
 
 See Inusctios. 
 
 A. with oil. ^sji^iT m. 
 I—act. arfn'^'jf «■ arfHT^fiir ". 'irf^T^^ »». ^if^^^^ n. 
 
 AyoMALOUs, Anomalistic, a. irregular. i^^Z\^'[^^f^^^V 
 r{-&c. fir?5, f^f^iT^^, 3Tq-<TnTin, 37T'4Tf^ftT, '>rq'<TRf- 
 
 The a. equation of a planet. H^Ti^ n. 
 
 AN'oiiALorsLT, («(/(\ V. A. Trrn-f^fiT-&e. ^.^, 'iTfsrfy, 3TfJr- 
 
 A>-0MAL0USXESS, ??. V. A. sqf^-^fT- m, f^f^:^^^■^^,r^ n. "^T?^^- 
 AyoMiLT, «. irref/idarittf. sq-fiixfn; w». 
 ii fi?J «. 1^f^T't^JT^'fr?[/.-f=rT'T WJ.-&C. 
 Argument of a. H^^ n. 
 Anok, ado. V. Soox. cT^T^PT. 
 
 Ever and a. iiow and tJieii. :?;''5T^'4^i', K^qK^^, «!?:%=??■. 
 A.voSYMOUs, a. fJiq-fsqi, f^f^T^qr, f^T^PTfqTqT, 'iT^TriT^, 3T- 
 
 ^nfHSF, Phhih^p, ipRm^, HTH^?r-rf|rr-&e. 
 
 Ayo.NTMousLT, adc. v. A. ?rraT=rt^, fTHR, f^THMlH. 
 ANOiiExr, ». ?caH< of appetite. 31^1%/. VlfqmCT «• gMTHT^'wi. 
 Another, a. one more. pTTF, 'flOT?fl^^, |^T, f^?ftT. 
 
 2 «o(! the same, pTT, 3^'^", ?flT, f^lTToET, %n5Er, 37'??, 3T- j 
 a?: ( in comp. as TTTtflT, %ft?rT, ^'<T?^mT, f ?TmT, ^"sq'tFf- 
 ?, "Tf tcTT, &c. ) 1^, 3T<jfl^, fJT^r. ['JTcfr^. I 
 
 8 any other, any one else. pRT, '^■HM+t'jft, ?i=T^, 37'^, 
 4 not self. I^^RT, TTTSTT, TWT, RI^tT- 
 One another (^^H^F. 
 To Answer, v. a. reply to. 3"Tn: ^i.-STJ^rTr n.--^^\^ or 3TH 
 f?i.-&C. ^oT-qRT'^. 
 Unable to a. STjfTT, f^^^rn". 
 To a. again, reply to saucily. 31^^^ ^P5'Jt, Tc^^^ ifre 
 
 sfrs'jf , ^TfT 'frj ^fTTf , ^raT^Tirffi «. ^, frtft r^'i"i j.of o. 
 
 To a. petulantly, snappishly ,&c.;r=f^3i: ^frq ijof-^i^^ijr^ 
 To a. promptly or smartly, (flatly, smart, oittrijht, 
 
 Ac. ) rit5r«rt-#r5=sq'mTfr ^ot- ^ttt «. ^?^, ?r?:^T m. ffr- 
 
 2 ( a matter stated ) refute, coifute. ^^iif, ?^S^». ^PTdt 
 
 //. o/ 0. I^^n. \^, 
 
 V> satisfy, supply. JT^, "jof ^^, M*<fRl /. ^F^iTf y. of o- 
 
 4 aci jrt return or opposition. 3T^H[|T-"TT^ ««('</t ^//e r«rJ 
 
 required. jrfrt^rf«.-srf?rf^Frr/--^Tf^ni>lT m.-f^JTTrT? m ^Rwr, 
 
 ^^ ( in comp.) 5iii-J??^. [^■'R'lf. 
 
 To Answer, v. n. mal-e answer, reply. TTTTw.-STfJrTt'i.-sfi^^rt. 
 
 To a. to a call. STt/.-m^w.-^/-^"^, ^^\^^^. 
 
 To a. back saucily, &c. g^^ ^1 or 9>T nt"? /. ^FTwf, 
 
 ^IMKUl or vfr"T^OT. 
 
 2 succeed, serve, do. ^"^rTot, i^Raf, =5IT?5'if, iT^off, ^itt'I', <T- 
 
 ^?TT'4-q^a-7?frr-4 ^i'Jt. [^bt^. 
 
 3 'jivc account of. ^V^'>n.-f^^V^m.-^\^^^m.-^^r[\n.-&ic^i\- 
 
 4 he correspondent ivith, suit witJi, V. To SciT. fj^^iir, 
 
 ^oEijf, ^Tw, ^3^, ^'Toir, nf5 /. Tjwr y. o/ o. 
 Answer, n. reply, Sfc. v. A". 1. T^ «. sfr^rR «. ^^r^TTir &?• 
 
 vTT^ OT. ^rfHq^^ n. ^fH^\^_ m. ^fr\^]^^ n. ^f^^M^ /. 
 gB'4T ??!. 
 
 Decided a. HHTtTT «• 
 
 Devious or irrelevant answers. ^^\^ m. pi. qrq^TTf 
 
 /. pi. HT^fw »>• P^- 
 
 Disrespectful a. fftsftTt/. ''k^-Hm in. 
 
 Evasive, inapplicable, &c a.3T^TTTT «. 
 
 Eeady a. ^T^^?HR m. [p^^r^n^ or rT. 
 
 Keady of or at a. ^1 jfK^H'NNl or ^|vf|<W'MM, ^RT^, 
 
 Requiring a. — order &c. ^fsfTiit. 
 
 Soft a. ^i?5nrT^ m. [ sr m. 
 
 I. I'cy, solution. 3'^fTT »- f^?^T/- TrTRT ?«. THJf w. 37^1- 
 Answekable, «. V. V. INT. 3. responsible, accountable, amena- 
 ble, Sfc, vm^-f|nr5r- m^r5n"-&c. ■^ttrt, »ft«^^f, tpft, 1%- 
 ?r^m^, SrR-^'T-'fRrqT-ff ?fT^-&c. ^.o^mi 3iftT^-'=i- 
 
 fft-&c. 
 j Ant, m. yff/. f^ftfrl^/. 
 
 Black or red a. JTStT. »>• (/'W. JTafT/. 
 Bed a. ^f=^i7r or ^\^'^ n. t^A or 3TNtew. ^lojsirm. 
 "White a. termes. ^\^^ f. EJTJifT'i. ^t o?' S"*^/. 
 Certain other kinds of Ant are ^FTPJ'ft, itS^I^ g^, 
 
 Hillock cast up by white ants. sTT^^w. »fr»T?i. enlianc. 
 
 Swarm of ants. ^<ui«. 
 
 Train or line in progress of ants. ^T?t/. ?=^?j. 
 Ant-hill, n. ^\^n. enlianc. hIhis «• rVvl^'^^^w. 
 Ant-lion, «. t^i^r «»• KIT »»• 
 Antagonist, m. v. Opponent. STfrtT^ m. f^dtft?«. f^?T, 
 
 fiiq^w. JrfrrqVft'"- 
 Antagonist, a. See Opposing. 
 Antaphrodisiac, Aktaphboditic, a. alaliny se.viial desire. 
 
 ^^% ^ m^K--t i, ^Fmnr^^, ^m^iT^fj, ^pmrftr^TH^F. 
 
 2 V. Antivenebeal. TT^.nS, 3^?TnH^, S'T^n^^. 
 AntapopleCTIC. «. good against o;)o;)/e.ry. 3T»Tf?''^^5T, ^'fTF- 
 
 Antarctic, a. relating to the southern pole, ^flm^q-iffsfifl', 
 
 Antarthritic, «. counteracting gout. ^^^HW'M'fWil'iy, 
 
 Antasthmatic, «. counteracting asthma. »^iy^T'lJT, »^- 
 
 *)<"l'MI?T^-?TiT^. 
 Ante. This particle In its signification of ie/bre may bo 
 
 rendered by <J^ and SHT. For its significations of 
 

 
 A XT 
 
 42 
 
 ajamst Sco A>ri. 
 A>rEiEDE>CE, »i. o<< o)- *^<»/f ojgotng before in time. "Tsff^- 
 
 f^/ <J^5HT/. "f^^T/i. <T«fff^^«. WhtTT/. 
 .\siEXXV>^-^t, a. preccdinj in time. »Tm^r, arit^T^T, aT'TT- 
 
 2— iu gram. 'ar<?i^<l--4|, :^^»^^re^, rlH^s^^'^, ?I?T^- 
 3— in logic. jrfHfTT'JT^'T" 
 1— in math. snrmtfT^ '^f^ 7^ n. 
 Autccedents. 'pr^T'T «. "Tsf^fr^'!. "J^ff^T ?8. 'T^?Tf?T m, 
 
 AVTECEDESTLT, odv. 31 '?!<;<, '7^'^ 
 
 Antecuambeh, ». F?Ht-fT?r>iTT5rT^T^-<S:c.J^ ^tlfft/sTT- 
 
 Antedate, n. prior dale. "T^fJTrft/- HFTr^ f*r?ft/. JTPT?ft fTT- 
 To Antedate, d. a. dafc before the true time. "J^r^ f'Tcft/- 
 
 Hm^ fjT^/.- wm^ ?TTft^/.-&c. yirfui. 
 
 2 Sec To Anticipate. 
 A.NTi.DiLUViAN. a. before the deluge. 3f ^'TT"J^T%T, ^?J^^^^\- 
 
 Amelope, n. V. Deee. ^otw". ^TTwi. ?n)«. JCTw. 
 
 Black a. *Ii4t^ w. ^TOiTHn"f. ^is^Trmf"!. ■ii^uiyitnwf. 
 
 Spotted a. RtIoI or f^rjs ?«. «. F^^H'l w. 
 
 Dagger of a.-horn. m^m. [ fe^. 
 
 Antemebidian, o. Je/bre«oo». sfPT STfT'^'n 'jCT^r, "T?rf^?FT- 
 A>-TEiiETic,fl. checking vomiting. 7^ 5iq^uTTTT, Jftf^ilTH^- 
 
 ^TTn^&c. cfff^. 
 A^■TEM^^•DA^•E, a. if/bre the icorld. ^K#eqT"J5T%, ^S!;^?^! 
 
 Astenitj: H. — of insects, &c. f^rrft/. f 'J^'Nt. 
 
 Antektptial, a. ie/w^ ie/orc mon-wye. fg^T'T^^r, FSfTPSTT 
 AyxEPAST. «. T. Fobetaste. ^hHw. 3TT^HtnM. "T^fg- 
 
 Antepenult, Antepencltimate, a. 7^tf?T<T#^Tff, g^tfTT^- 
 AsiEPiLEPi'ic, a. counteracting epilepsy. %qT-f'T^-&c ?- 
 
 Antebioh, a. — in time. v. Fobmee. 3T^?5T, "J^ff^T, 3T M I '^< ^, 
 
 '2— in space, t. Fobe. WT^rff, "J^^f, sm^rff, 
 
 Anteboom, n. See Akteceambeb. 
 
 AMHELMiNTicn. M. medicine against worms. ^fira-f^S^- 
 ff»T5TT?iq;-3afkvT. 
 
 Anthem, n. Sec Htmn. 
 
 Antheb, n. /op of stamen. %5ERm w. qTR^n w. 
 
 Akthoi-OOT, n. discourse on flowers. q^MtjUH ?J.<TPTnoJiT'I». 
 2 See Gaeland. 
 
 Anthrax, h. tumor on <Ac «pjnc,v. Casbunci.e. ^^qgft/. 
 
 A.VTHB0P0PHA0I8T, Anthhopophagy, Scc CannibIl, Can- 
 nibalism. 
 
 Aan.prep. This preposition may be rendered by such words 
 as tfT^, ( ex. antibilioua f^n^, ^P^^fTf , ^msfTf , 5^^^, 
 f^TTf &c. ), ^7T^ or ^r?R or HT^, ("ex. ^^?t^, f^- 
 ^^T^?!^ ), H ( ex. f^rm, ^J^TT? ), ^T, ^, ^TT^, ^, \ ex. 
 
 ANT 
 
 f^f^, ?Jr5p, 5"-^^ ), H^^, »^^- 
 
 ANTiABiunrric, a. See Antabthbitic. 
 Aniidilious, a. f^rr^, f^rTST, f?TTTr5fT^-^TT^-n5t^-&.\ 
 Antic, a. orfrf, grotesque. H^^ft^T, *1i+.S-^>!^, f^?^«T. 
 Antic, n. v. Buffoon, jt^^-^t »«. ^Wn. ^^-m'l m. 
 
 2 ^rJci-. ^aflt/. ITT^%'?T/. f%^?^r sitb^FTT/. /?. STT- 
 
 «P5=^Ta m. pi. 
 Anticheist, n. -(•flwHi'T^ w. sft^rrf^rft'^^ w>. 
 Anticheistian, a. ^ft^rf^j;. 
 2b Anticipate, v. a. take before the time, 'flirj; ^^. s^^- 
 
 f^'TfHrI^r?5^5T^ SR^in y. of 0. 
 
 2 take before another, forestall. 3T^=fr/.-3TT^Tft / Vl^- 
 
 ot-jnr^y. o/o. armqit/. ^T^-m^^g. ofo. 
 
 Z foretaste. STJim^FTHHPT in. -"J^HFT w. -^PTJ^R^P^Hm m. 
 
 ^IT'jf y. o/ 0. 
 
 4 Aatc «« impression of as probable, v. To Expect. ^T- 
 
 ~■^\^ - ifROTt'^T - ^'^Hm - K^'^ftrr - f^trr - ^zw.^m -kc. 
 
 %wr - 3TH^ in. con. ■qx^ f.-WW fm. q^-3T?Rr. 
 Anticipated,^, t. V. 1. stt^'T 5fI^r51-%^r5T, 3=mT'3: ^^=1^- 
 
 Anticipation, n. v.V.l. — «c^. •5iq^'Tot«. ^^s^%^ ^RW". a^T- 
 
 2— «Ci!. 3T^?St ^tT'^n. &c. armTTl/. 3T^;^/: 
 
 4 3T»TTw./. ^m. ^fn/. 
 Anticlimax, n. yuis+l<RT?^m. ^TR^T^c^rHw. 
 Antidotal, «. v.N. f^qm^K^, ^^, f^f^T^^F, in?, =n?l^, 
 
 ^P^^, TT?:^, H^^, ^^TT. 
 Antidote, n. remedy against poison. R(«)|c|<^ 3TIf Uk f^"?- 
 
 2 — ^5'C«e;-. it^^PT". ^VHn. 'it^TM. ^^^%m. siTrlT^w. 
 Antidysenteeic, a. aiPiWRjj, a^PittK-iT^T^-^TTqi-iio. 
 Antifebbile, «. ^ssira, vHi'i 1 n^-^sR-?(TH:F-&c. 
 AntihtsteeiC, a. eJi^'TlolT ^RfcTiTTTT. 
 Antimonaechical, a. ^+M I fi^ ^ f^?T^, '^sRT^nr^R^H. 
 Antimonial, «. gT*-<<NI. 
 Antimont, n. g^RTRT ^w. 
 
 A collyriun of a. g^iTTw. ^n^trfw. 5rrtftrTf^?l«. 
 
 Sulpliuret of a. g?:'TT?». ^^nP«. ^\^\Kn. 
 Antinomian a, ^JTfTPft, «?)HR<|»n. 
 Antipabalxtic, a. "T^qTrm, "T^T^T^RTrsT^-^^- ^^^,-kc. 
 Antipathetical, a. having a natural aversion to. ^TI^- 
 
 Antipathy, n. natural aversion or contrariety. T^l^TRi'^- 
 
 Antiphlegmatic, «. ^^V%., ^"FIT, ^TRTJFK, ^«FTr?T^. 
 Antipheasis, n. use of ivords in a sense opposite to their 
 meaning, ^q^ B?1^/. 
 
 A^TiTOD^s, n. persons ivho live on the opposite side of the 
 
 globe. mmmtiMm^r^ y^m. qT^TTfH^^q^ ^,w.m. 
 
 Antipsobic, a. counteracting itch. <mTTF, TRRT^q;-|n:^-
 
 A>'li<jgAElAN, a. periaining to anliqiiaries or anliquify. ITT- 
 
 AKTrQtjAET,H.!rr^?ft^^R%;rRT5T ^frsiT =F'"'^n:r-^oTrTr, ^\^\^- 
 
 yo Antiquate, !'. a. make old or obsolete. ^T-KFJft &c. 
 
 Antiquated, o. v.V. <r«J Obsolete. JTT:^1, Trt^FTfe^, ^^W, 
 
 To be or become a. Firif"^, Tfr TJ'^. 
 Antique, Aniiquen'ess. See Ancient, &c. 
 Antiquity, n. See x\ncientnes9. 
 
 2 o?rf times. ^M\^^J^m. jrm^^TF^m. STTtgrrTw. "J^^praM. 
 
 3 V. Ancients. JTTn^iqpTrJ^ql'-STr^^rS'tTH^s^ «._p?. "J^- 
 
 4 a ?co;-A- o/ o/rf times. ^V^^A^Wj-^AkT^J-^^n. q4^?r?5- 
 
 ^■^^ n. 
 Antirheumatic, a. ^\r\f\^^■^-^]\^^-&.Q. 
 Anhscoebutic, a. coiDtteracting scurvy. JTrf^^^^pf^rR"?!^- 
 
 Antiseptic, a. counteracting putescenci/. tj^^^i^- H^^- 
 
 Antispasmodic, a. counteracting spasm or convxtlsions. "hz^ 
 
 Antisplenetic, o. good against the spleen. ^t^5(T^, ^t^?T^, 
 
 Antithesis, «. opposition of ivords or sentiments. ar'tTTfTi;- 
 
 3T54--?Ts?-5rr^q--&c. fsfTftr m. 
 Antithetical, «. v. N. 3T*fFr^'?Tm^^'4t, 3TvfT?r^^Rrf^T- 
 
 Antitype, n. ^Trf]%^i^^ n. fsrsT n. ^i^^^^ m. 
 Antitypical, a. fk^^h, f^^r^, iTf^f^sTHfl^, R^Tl^q^^tft, 
 Antivenereal, a. g-q^^^r?!^, 3'<?^^a. 
 Antlee, n. HRf^TT «• JT^irm/. 
 
 Antonomasia, n. — tbe figure. r^'TJirqfiT'^n n. [gTT n. 
 
 Anus, «. n\zf, n^ «. '3TTr'7g;R «. ar^PT «. T^^gj? «. "rf^IK- 
 
 Fistula in auo. ncfir'T «». [3TfT «. 
 
 Prolapsus ani. n^»iT^ m. The prolapsed gut. STFt^sW. 
 
 Anvil, n. \k^ f. fTor/. f^TT^ m- ^TT w. ?i'^R «./. These 
 
 words express varieties. 
 
 2 ( of a farrier ) ^"HKJ ni. ^^]m\ m. 
 Anxiety, Anxiousness, n. v. A. and Caee. ^Jjia^/. !%??[/. 
 
 >T??:r M. ^TfT/. '^r^/. ^\i^J. I^^t >«. fm w. ?|n tn. ^pr- 
 
 crrft/. ^^'m in. ^T^ /.— intens. fTJTT?: m. ^uii^ToE^ft/. 
 2— ill medicine. ar^TRR «. ar^^T?*;'? «. 3T^^iT<TT/. 
 
 Anxious, a. solicitous, v. Caeeful. ^Krsssffxn', f%?T^r, f%- 
 rmrJ., f%fTT5Tp, f%Hir'«Jr|, Bm'^, >J§'ft, "^'H.'fl. 
 —intens. fWHT, f%?trif)ifr, T^fTr^T^, f^fTl^rT, feri^. 
 To be a. f^rTT^iif, T-V£t^ n.-■^^^ n.-m^f. T^T'if-'JJ- 
 
 AH 
 
 Anxiously, adv. v. A. JPTotsft^-, f%rir fcT^?r, ^pra^ tT^7T,f^- 
 
 Any, o. EFiT'ft or Jpti^, ^Pf^t, 'fl-^T^H. 
 
 A. how, A. wise. >Ts^rl?rr, ^?i'^T, ^^'Tiirj^fT^, 3T%cT^, 
 
 A. like. >T^?T?{r. 
 
 A. one. H??rTr ^<jfr, ^^F^, Jpmfir^, ST^JTrTJT. 
 A. soever,— of persons or things. *r?JrTr, *r?Ifira?5rTT. 
 A. thing. »T=5?fr. 
 
 A. where. Jpfs or ^5, ^[5^ or ^^, ^=5fif^,iif^f^?tT, 
 AoEiST, «. indefinite tense. 'i{f^^f^^W■'\^ m. 
 A. past. 31?T^?fHrT^rH M. 
 
 AoETA, «. ^wn'H^ m^ f:???^!-/. [fj^Hrr. 
 
 Aoetal, Acetic, o. v. N. ^^mTf^ m^ trR^^=qr-^Tff?- 
 Apace, adv. V. Quickly. %nr, sFf^, <^t?<?m4i, ^a^^^rr TT- 
 
 Apaet, adv. asunder, v. Sepaeately. ai?jiT, 3T?;i?f, 3^t?lf|;- 
 
 3 from. i^:}rtJP5-&c. Z^. 
 Apartment, n. chamber, v. Boom. sprs^/. ^ffft/ ^5TC«r n. 
 Cooking a. v. Kitchen. afra^T m. afr^^r m. 
 2 division of a building. ^DT w. 1^ ??. H^ n. ^W/- 
 The largest a. ^R?TiI m. 
 
 Having two apartments. I^'fft, |^|. Having three, 
 f?T?r<ift, fcrqf . Having four, •^oft, =^t^. 
 Apathetic, a. v. Cold. 3T5, H^, f^TPT, arrf^. 
 Apathy, «, jcan< offeelinj, t. Coldness, ^nqoi? w. crrsiT". 
 
 3i5f^ «. ^rflT^Tr »i. Hicf n. fsiTPT w. ?pir*rr^ ?». a^^^fn/. 
 Ape, »!. mq^5 «i«. ^rm m. H^J »«. ^fq m. 
 To Ape, t-. </. copy. v. To Imitate. ^^?5/. ^T0T-7?TW g. of 
 
 &e. 3?t^-^rfcTor-aTr<Twf ^. of o. 
 
 Apeeient, a. gently puvjative. g^Jlo^,i\»='?\=^^, ^^Tt^^^- 
 
 Apeeient, w. f 53rr^ stbe w. f ^R ^T^^ ?^. 
 
 Apeetuee, m. ya/), cleft, ^'c. v. Gpentng. Hi^p n. tiT «. f%S 
 
 /. dim. mV^f- f^3f^ «• or f%|^r?t/. f%|^^ «- 
 Apetalous, c. fipfqi#55t, J^T^. [H^^ «. 
 
 Apex, n. point or summit, ^pag- m. Vd^K «• a^^ «• a^q^rmm. 
 Aphelion, «. jt^t^ «■ *n- 7^ «■ 3"^*?^ w. ^^^ «. 
 Aphony, «. /o«s of voice, ^\^^vf\^m.^]%m^m.^rfm^r^n. 
 
 ^T^^ tn. 
 Aphoeism, 71. V. Maxim, m^^ n. w^ n. ^ n. 
 Apheodisiac, n. sfi^^"! "• ^^ «• 
 Apheodisiac, a. exciting sexml desire, sfl^^, ^I1I?TT^^, 
 
 Apiaey, n. HtJiTT^T rr?55 S^w'TI^ ?*?a! «• »ig^f?l^r?5T n. 
 
 Apiece, oi/c. (^%!|;rt, ^>^W, Rf^^RT, f^I^iJIfft. 
 
 Apish, a. inclined to ape, imitative. JTT^%*J^, s^^rTr, ^T- 
 
 jpj^HT^Trjr, aij^^^ffe, af5=F?TJT;ft?5. 
 Apitpat, adv. u-ith palpitation, ^TI^I.
 
 APP 4J. 
 
 A?oco?E, n. omitsion of the laH /f/r r. fl^F^r 3T?TOr^<^r- 
 
 Apocbypual. a. of iiiiccr/ain aiithori/'/. 3^f=rfHqfT 3TT*TT7T«rT. 
 
 Apogee, Atogeim, ». T^ n. 
 
 Apologetic, Apoi.ooeticai,. a. v. X. fM^^nr^, 3rTn*T-vtc. 
 
 Apologist, n. ■fl't'ilHdl ^^^-q;'/T^-&c. ^JTT^n^^. 
 To Apologize, c. n.mnkeapologij. ^^-^s^:'P:\v(-&cs(^^%^ 
 JTTVf/. Tm, 'fl^^TT^Wrr!7r4^«.-?THT^T^RT/.-AL-. cp^Tjf^ 
 
 3T^qii|fcfl<pijqqqf; ?TfTT /. Trnin, ^^P^f »^'not. 
 
 Apolooce, n. V. Sioitv. ^m'T/. 3"M1V-<K ". ^H'^Mi-i". 3TT- 
 <.»<4ini+l/. 
 
 Apoloqt, n. something said or u-ritten in defence or extenu- 
 ation. J^ TTtr ^3;^ KT^^ f^^rft/. (li^r-i^^ ^TTT'Jrre. 
 
 Apophtueom, ;i. ««y(»y. ^^^ n. ^^^ n. -JfTHJ^Ptf^ /. 
 Apoplectic, Apoplectical, a. v. N. relatinj to ajioplexy. 
 
 .\P0PLEiT, n. abolition of sense and voluntary motion. ^TvTT- 
 
 Apostast, «. abandonment of one's religion, party, Sfc. ^tT- 
 
 Apostate, ji. ^ ^4rMi<n , «H<ir<<l'ft, ^^^T^pft. 
 
 Jb Apostatize, v. n. abandon one s faith, party, ^'e. ^tT'f- 
 
 ^Jf, ^tT'T'Jn w.-^ v4'^<jfr l /. ^ y. 0/ s. 
 Afostebioei, a. reasouing. +|a|MM'T -^KUUHH I? Tsfrf/. 
 Apostle, m. Ijf^dHHsq' m. [f<Trr-&c. 
 
 Apostolical, a. Mr^dHT, ^f*nTO^'<t,q1^>P,M«T?Tf%5-r<TT- 
 Apostbophe, 11. address to an absent person. Tft^TO^q^ 11. 
 
 To Apostkophize, v. a. address as present, ^r^x ^TH^?r ^- 
 Apothecabt, n. ^tTrT^rnTPTTilRT-^roTf^^jnJrm m. #^Krf%- 
 
 Apotheom. Soe Apophthegm. 
 
 Apozem, n. V. Decoction. ;jtot »». ^^q '«. ^'tT '». 
 
 To A PPAL, v.a. dismay, alarm.y. To FElGHTES.iTEr«.-5^^T?r/" . 
 
 trrniT/.sra^^.o/o. ^^^^^jf^ 
 
 Appalled, jp.v.V.iTT^5nPr%^&c.^nT^,'n=qT^^rn7I5ra?5?JT, 
 
 "^ "^'^""'■"-'^ '''' '' '''''^°' ^' "' ^'^^ '^'^ '^nwoTm,&e. tTPF- 
 Hsi<<iMi-v^"i<Mi-&o. i^T^ ^rprmT-^-;;mTT-&c. >tt^^^ vft- 
 
 A^andneceBsaries-compreh. or goner. ^tr^smt^TTTTm. 
 ni^^ilUM n. tiivfi'Mi^'i «i. 3TnT?f gq^n. ^'ifp- ?«. 
 Appabkl. «.y. Clothes, ^qmn.pl. -fr^UF or ^«.'.<TftvTTO. 
 
 Ajticle of a. <TiH^;oi n, f H^ .g; m. 
 
 APP 
 
 Articles of a. presented in honor from off one's o\vii 
 person, JrlKM^r^HJ m. TrTRrRrft"P/. 
 Old article of a. ^^X n. ^J^ n. 
 Splendid a. srf?t^r^^ n. 
 To Appaeel, See To Clothe. ['i^lf^^tETT n. 
 
 Appaee>xv, h. v. a. 1. STT^Tk m. 'flrf^n'R m. STF^'fTR tn. 
 Appaeent, a. manifest, evident, v. Plai>'. S^TS, 3^1T, VJ'Z^ 
 sq^, ^^.Z pop. ^^Z., STTf^JjrT, f^JT^. 
 2 seeming; — in distinction from true or re.al. f?Tiq"p5TT, 
 f^HOTRT, HI*)«IKI, aTTTRtr^, f^^'^fr(JTr^^?T, 5n^T 
 q', ^3-R'TT^^Tf'T, ««-+;'. iff, ST^:^f, ^T^T^^IS^l, srTf?THrf*T^, 
 ^'^Z. [ JJTT=5R. 
 
 d not secret, not hidden, v. Visible. 3^IT, ^a^T, 5^, ^- 
 Appaeently, «(/('. V. A. 1. 3^5, ^^S^off, ???, ^"T'?"T<iff. 
 
 Appaeitiox, n. spectre, v. Ghost. ^ n. 31^ /. ^n^j m. 
 To Appeal, v. n. remove a cause to a higher court. M^.-itT 
 
 rm n. spw. 
 
 The English word is commonly used, as 'Sf'ftrS n. 'f?^, 
 
 2 refer to another as judge. "T"^ *<,"!, f?r-^?=r <P"iji_ 
 
 3 re/«r /(o another as witness. ?Tr^-T5?IT?fl' ^^lit. 
 Appeal, Appeahxg, n. v. Y. 1.— ati. ^ft^ from tlie 
 
 English is commonly used. TTfT^'iT^'TTTT'^^T^'ft^s'T^- 
 X^^^ n. MiHrtio-qci^K m. 
 Appealeh, ?}. Appellant, n. v. V. 1. ar^rJ^iTlTr, 7'lf^^'^- 
 
 To Appeae, v. n. be in si/ht, be visible. f^TT'if, I'fpT %«!, ^- 
 W' "Tpif, |ft?r-H^>H 'TOT, |3q--jf'5r'W-|nfT^-&c. 'iTH^Jf. 
 
 2 become visible, f^iit, ^^raT m.-|^f<T OT.-%?fT^r m.^^^• 
 
 or, 1^^ 'r5"'t, 5?f?r «■ ^, ^^f^ «• fM y. o/ «. 
 
 3 he clear from evidence. f^J^T'if, f^^fT %^, ^5;af, 7^11- 
 3^5-^T?-%:5-&c. |t^. 
 
 4 ?ooX-, *ef»», Se i« appearaiicc. eflT'jf, f5H"^, f^flT^T^- 
 
 5 Se revealed, become »»a»?/e«;.3TTf^^^, ^'S!?"^, SI^^/'O/. 
 G come to light, come forth clearly. :jJT^ijf or 3^ct, 
 
 ^TT^of 0?' 3TT5^, ^:^^ w.-TT?: w. Ti*^ y- of. s. ^pcs^. 
 
 7 to, unto; stand or come into the judgment of. TT^t^r, 
 f^DJ, ^r:dt, TR'if, ^m^. N. B. All tliese verbs are 
 impersonal. ^T^'^-^'^ %at. 
 
 8 ie m attendance. ^TsffT-'F^ ffT^. 
 AfPEAEANCE, M.v. V. 1. 2. act' of coming into sight, act of 
 
 becoming visible, f^ur «. ^q- |iTir li.^ff'T^'n «• ^T^w. 
 
 ^m «j. t). s^^^r, ^iiH n. ^Tw^u^ «. ^f^f^m- 
 
 6 grmot «. g-^m m. g-HT m. 3^5 ;«. 
 
 I. semblance, look, apparent likeness. ^ «.31R;R in.7^'^ 
 n. ITPS m. 3TPTT^ m. -Rm m. tn m. 
 
 In a. fffTflirqtrr, fJ^WRT,??!^^ sn^TT^ft.
 
 APP 45 
 
 Of pleasing a. ^^^oir. 
 
 Slight or faint a. -flT^HT^ m. 
 
 II. mere external shnw, assumed semblance. BFT «. TT'F^S- 
 
 i}ps m. qr^'iT^ Hi. ^\^ n. 
 
 III. See Phenomenon. [^T^sfT. 
 Appeasable, a. t. V. ^ifq-;ft^, ^^wrr^tT, ^rif^JfqT'q', ^tf^T- 
 Appeasablesess,?}. t. a. ?TiF5T^^p-T?TT/-^if^^fr^?TT/. ?THT- 
 
 • To Appease, v.a. pacifi/, ealm,y.To Compose. SirfrTsT'iif or HffT- 
 s?ot, ^^^^ or H^TFror, ^ffsfff M.-^TN^ M.-^Tffrf /.-&c. 
 
 ^prot y.o/o. ?Ttrr-«r5-'<r5T-&c. ^rt'^. 
 
 Appeasement, «. v. V. — act. ?Ti?I^^ «■ &c. JT^^rrr^r^oft /. 
 
 T^r^PR'^Rnt/. ^frsr^ «. ^nrT^ w. ^tt^ n.— state. ?rr^- 
 
 Appellate, a. pertaining to appeals. 3Tpf?5T^"S['fl'rr, 
 
 2 having cognizance of appeals. 'S{^\^^^V=-^ 3Tf^Kl-=ll. 
 Appellation, «. v. Name. ?tfT/. 3T[??^/. STf'TSir^ «. ^- 
 
 Appellative, n.common name.^J{\ff{^T^'!^'^Y^ /i.WIMI'TTTTm. 
 Appellative, a. pertaining to a common name. 3TfH'4rf^, 
 
 3TfH"4T'ft, vrrTf?T=r;=^^, ^"^ikn^. 
 
 Jb Append, v. a. hang or attach to. ^TR"^, stn^ ^"^. 
 
 2 V. To Add. ^rf^, rn^TOT, JirTr^RT ^^T^T'n. 
 Appendage, Appendant, «. something added to a greater 
 
 thing. :!S{^^^ m. ^r^^ n. :^^i^ n. grprq-frRp-grg^M^-sfg- 
 jfFfr-&c. q^m m.-'[^^^ m.-&c. 3Tii^?rT^'4 m.-^^^^ ?« - 
 sr^g ». aiTsrqpT^fT n. nWrtn «. ^^jq^-r ?». 
 
 Appendant, a. xA.ppending, a. hanging to. v. V. JFT%r5r. 
 I. annexed, concomitant, v. Belonging. fl'^iMt, ^'H'rr, 
 
 ^3TT5'sriTi:p, gr^tft. 
 
 Appended, /j.v.V.l. z\nj\ f^?|r5T, ?:tn^^T, ^T^OTi^^iT^^. 
 
 Appendix, m. See Appendage. 
 
 2 — to a book, &c. v. Supplement. ^':^oft /. ?T''<T?r«r m. 
 
 "rirf^ n. %qiT^^ «?. 
 To Appeetain, See To Belong. 
 Appetence, Appetency, carnal desire, v. Lust. sfTT m. 
 
 2 natiiral propensity. ^^^i^\^<3^n.■^■^\^m.^■H\^f^f^f. 
 ■Appetite, «. V. Desire. J=^jJT/. ^TTH^t/. 3TT?Tr/. HTOIt/. 
 
 Eestraint or regulation of a. jF^M^TK^ «• 
 Carnal a. q^TT ?«. RtTNI'H'TT/. 
 
 2 keenness oj stomach, v. Hunger. ^^/.3T'5rT^ ^T'T^TT/. 
 
 Destruction of a. ( through waiting, &c. ) ^^PHIT,/. 
 
 ^^rerprn m. 
 
 3 u-onted potcer of eating, stomach. 3TT^ 5M. ^<ff w.^-jTOI 
 
 Delicateness of a. JTT^^+'^'^ui n. 
 Improving the a. arf^^ n. arftTff^/. 
 Loss or want of a. 3T^?|[^ m. ^l^^'^\^m, 
 
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 Of ravenous a. '5%^r 31ot--fiI-3ToJ^^r. 
 
 Of tender a. M+'-d^ctt)?:-^??:^!. 
 
 To bridle one's a. <fr5 ?«. ^^?: TT?T0T-%^Si-5frRtifTjf_ 
 
 To indulge one's a. <TT5 ». ^ri^. 
 
 To lose one's a. 3T=>r «. TT^y. o/s. ■^/. HT't.y.o/^. 
 To Applaud, w. a. praise hg clappinj the hands, Sfc. TToff/. 
 
 tT'q'-TFr iT%-&c. i^anir, ?fT(J?Tr^ w». ^^t. 
 
 2 commend, v. To Praise. etT^Mot, 3Tgm^c>T, 3TfH^^^, 
 
 HT^rjTif, srnHT/.-argjTT^^ n.-^s^Mz^ n. ^m. 
 
 Applauded, p. v. V. sfrf^ %?J?IT-5rr?5?IT, &c. ^RMBrTT, 
 
 Applauder, n. v. V. sr^f^oiTTT, ^^TT 'Ht'TTTT, &c. 3igm^_:};, 
 
 Applause, n. v. Praise. sTT^TTTqft/. ^^/. ^^PT/. 'TT^TT- 
 
 Apple, m. iT;pTTr5ET% ^^T 'flf^. 
 
 2 ( of the eye ) v. Pupil. "Trtsft /. qi^^ /. <TTTr nt. 
 A. of one's eye;;?y.v.DAELiNG. ^E^^m.fl\^v^Vf^^m. 
 To prize as the a. of one's eye. ^THT ^KT5;^f% <?fpE^ 
 
 Applicability, Applicableness, n. v. A. pH«(l<<l=^-q^^T- 
 
 2 rtl'JMUir ««. ?5PT OT. 
 Applicable, a. fit or suitable to be applied, v. V. A. 1. 2. 
 ?5T^T^r-==rT-^FTrn'-^PTT-&c. ■MMI>Mr-Mlp5|i(l-&e. =qT-^FT?TT' 
 &e. qt^, cTTT^F, ST^HPS^, s^m^. 
 2 <7i«i ?;iay hace relation to. v. V. 1. rtMim-'^-^mfTT- 
 
 Applicant, «. petitioner. 3^^^R c. <S^ ^"11^, ^':?TT^ 
 
 ^.<uiKI, 'SfFT^ c. 3T»ff in camp. 
 Application, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. t5T^^ n. ^\'^^ n. qr^S'if 
 
 n. &c. aTTtPTor «. 'fiW«=I n. mI^HHT /. f^tn^ «. — fl!. o«- *. 
 
 2— (Trt. ^Fpfr^T-^FR'^ ^^ «.-qT?I^ «.&c. 5iq>T m. sq^ 
 
 ^~act. V. Study. JT^-i=r?r''T-&c. qMOT ?t.-?5T^^ «. o'TRin 
 »j. 3TfHf^%n m.— state. ?JFT ?«. 3TTf%l5'?^«, arfiT^^TFrr/. 
 4 — act. «TFT »«. ^^VXm. 
 
 Of particular a. 'TFT^. 
 V. V. N. I.— state. SPT^'JIT m. tw\ ni. ^^f^f. ^H^ f. 
 1~act. gr^^m n. &e. 5[T^ro/.3T^ wJ.f^H?ft/. 
 I. /A/«y applied. ^\^^A\ •TTTq' WJ.-^JT^TR »».- &c. 
 A. of hot leaves. ^T m. T5 »»• 
 Applied, /i. v. V. A. 1. ?jnr?5r5r, *=)Mrtrtl, 'frJTPSrrT, &e. 
 
 Applier, n. v. V. A. 1. J^T^titTTT, MW«1RT, ^t^OTTTr, &c. 
 
 To Apply, v. a. put or lay to. «|<ff|, >j?isu'i, ^T?I^, qt^of, 
 
 ^jT^, "^js^, ^TTof, anfn'Jlf. 
 
 2"( to its end or purpose. ) emj^hi/, v. To Use. ^W
 
 APP 
 
 46 
 
 AP? 
 
 r=>r^'J l ' l m. wm 9- of 0. ?Tr'4# c^T^. 
 
 y ( the mind. &c. ) ^^ n.^^f^-^ &c. r^fff-^rn^oi, c^m >«. 
 
 4— iu grain, 'ftn »i,-ipfrn »«• ^FT'it. 
 Tj Applt, f. «. /'fli'e «owe connection, agreement, or 
 analopy, suit. v. To Aobee. ?TmoT, f^T^ f Jtif, fir5<jf, 
 v^CTT, 5W^, ^. n-ith ^K or ^F^, spT^t. 
 li ^acf recourse to as a solicitor. ^Wrer/.-^T^f m.-fSf^rft 
 
 To .\?roiVT,v.a.establisJi, settle, f.r hi/ agreement, ^M^.^ 
 
 ?f%a )'i.-Pi'-m ^w/). %»?)«. -&c. ^oir 5'. o/ 0. 
 
 2 orrfcf, prescribe, ordain. ^tt^T, ?*TT"T<'t, %H^ ^oir, ^?r»T 
 
 "i.-mnr^ «.-^r^ «.-^?ft^ /.-^^th ".-f^rfvi «f.-&c. 
 
 iFTot ^. P/ 0. 
 
 S nominate, designate, rons/itvte. ^*t3t, ^t^^, ^Tuf, 
 
 «rn»H n.-qr^RT /.-^»<u|+ /.-P)<4'mi «.-f%Pl<rMi M.- 
 
 Ptwi w;.-&c. 'f^ g. of 0. 
 
 4 accoutre, furnish, ^r. v. To Equip. ^TvTq'af, ?n^<jf, 
 
 ^ jii'i<ir, rrfjTT^-&e. ^TT'ir. 
 Appots-TFD,;). V. V. 1. qTT%?TT, ^%?T%k^, &c. f^^rfrrar. 
 
 rarf^, ^%frrrf, ^%f?r^, arrf^, =^rf^?r, f^rf^, ^q', 
 
 3 '^s^^T. ^r:^%^r, &c. HnT3Tra[, f^S^, ^%^i f%f^^, 
 A??OI.NTEB, «. V. V. 1. 2. H»TiiTRT,r«Tr'mTTT, ?im^, ^^FT^- 
 
 ? -p-TriTT, qV^TunTT, f^-^fpfv, sRT^^F, f^^ft^^F, ifr^Jtr- 
 
 4 t?3T^0IRT &C. ?I^5J7Tr-&c. sFtTT. 
 
 Appoi-vtsiest, w. v. v. 1.— art k^^ n. ?i%<T ^iif«. ^i'^jTot. 
 2— art. JTTTijf «. r«TNdf «. &c. f^qTTH^.FtTR^ »!.r<TrT^/. 
 
 fVyrq-ii.^'^^T/.-n. or s.';>Ti^^«!.?i%?r m.f^^^ pop.^■^ m. 
 
 ^,—act. ^xim n. qfr^T^ n. &c. ?Tr3TH n. q^M^fr/. fJ^riT^- 
 r. fsrf^r^TJR n.—a. or s. ^WJ^. f. ff^xn m. f^fi\^^ m. 
 i~a:t. ^nr^'T n. ^jj1+<.u( «. 
 I. an article of equipment, v. Accouteemfnt. ?RvTWr^r 
 
 n. public post or employment. 3T^nff /. ?r7^rtt 3tfit/. 
 
 Ilcreditarr a. Z^m. ^?R «. 
 To get an a. ?^ 71. ^tof jni-. con. 
 irr. engagement, assignation. ?i%rT ?«. ??»T?T»!. 5qr^?«. 
 jTo Apportion, v. a. divide and assign in just pyroportion. 
 
 3r^^ ^-5f7^/.-^TiT n.-kc. :fn?it, q-^-4f^JTr??r «. ^^ 
 
 g. of 0. mr^HTn ^^^ '^. 
 
 A prosiTE. a. suilalle to tivie or circumstances. ^\nj ^f^ 
 
 ?ri=T, JTVT'Tn^T, iTMr^^, TMrrxn=r, H^nrfq^, sr^'^r^n:', 
 
 Appositelt, adc. v. A. sfiirqTfq, TiTrf^rT, an*, WW'II^^flT, 
 ^TT^qjq-orR, Sf^rnrnFT, ?TH^?fT=r, q*TTST^T, t^f^^t" 
 
 Appositeness, ?i.v.a. ^iT^'T'mrm.^iiJT?n'/.?im>n.'tiir'fm »?. 
 
 '?*Tm"Trn'/. ^nT^rf^fT n. 
 Apposition, «. — in grammar. 3T>TT^5Jtj- m. 
 To Appraise, v. a. appreciate, estimate, rate, nr^ n.-^.^f^'^ 
 
 f.-\l m.-z;K^^ wi.-3T^ W.-&C. ^TToi-S'l^ g. ofo. 
 Apphaisement, n. y.V. — act. ^\B-^_^-&c. W.'K^n.-Zlf^^n.&c. 
 Appbaiseh, «.T.V.JTt?5-^-&c. ^?:0TrTr-3<R[<JiKT-&c. JTHI^qr. 
 Appeeciable, a.t/iai may be estimated. ^^\^'^}/\s^vn\ ^pir, 
 
 2b Appbeciate, 1'. a. V. To Appbaise. iffe «.-^ W2. sR^r- 
 5^:!^ g. of 0. 
 2 «(/7«?7 the value of, acknouiedge. ^rrwot, ^rot/. ^TpJIot- 
 
 g.ofo.^f. rr^fOT-JFTOT y. o/o. n'T «i.-5fTTZTfTr/.-&c. 
 
 vTMot, arr^^, qf "T n. cp?^ ^. o/ 0. 
 Appbeciatob, n. v. V. 2. ^roT ^"Trrr, f^ ?M<TRT, ^^F. 
 To Appeehekd, v. a. seize, lay hold of. tT?:ai, qcpgiif, 
 
 2 conceive in the mind, v. To Undeestakd. ^^, 3T?^Fo5<'f, 
 ^"jf, ?TH^OT, ^Hvduj, 3^^ »M.-^H3T m.f.-^]^ m. ^if- 
 Wi^ in. con. and g. ofo.^J'^m. %'?t-3Tr''I'if, JRifT ^T^^- 
 j». fo?i. ?f'T3T'Jr-3TT^'jf ««f<^ inversely. 
 
 3 (/rfflrf, V. To Teae. 3Tr?f^, ^^r 1n.-^^^^ OT.-^^r/.- 
 
 ?T=FT/.-<tc. 5T"<Jr-^TiJr «'«. f07!. 
 
 4 be of opinion, think. ^r2^-*ri^"if !«. con. ^^^^\m.■^^^, 
 
 m. ^rwr-^r"Jr js- con, 
 Appbehended, p. V. 1. q?H?yT, T^5%?ir. 
 
 2 ^rT^OT, arpFoEff^r, ^^sc^r, ^fttr ^n^sir, &c. arr^feo, 
 
 3 3TT?Tf^, ?f%?r. 
 
 Appeehensible, (7. V. V. 2. iT^f?r SFTF ^mm-^rTT-^rr^rT- 
 &c. ?FJT^r^r ^Firn"-3TPn-&c.qttTJis^. 
 
 Appbehen'siok, «. V. V. 1— arf. tnTrr«. q^TSirfw.iT^ n. q^m. 
 2— flf<. qat n. qTiJf, «. &c. q^ m. 3TT^ ?«. ^FT^ ?«.5it:^ ?;;, 
 
 I. imperfect idea, an intellection. 3^1^ ??;. ?f^ m. ^r'4 '». 
 51%'a' ???. fTT?r n. 3Tffc?n^ m. HRfTT/. 
 
 II. misgiving. ?m/. ?T5fT?T w. 3T^m »». ^^F m. ^?F^<rr m. 
 ^^ m. ^^ m. W.r^^\f. ^K m. qr^F m. tTTHT or qr- 
 ?FTT m. V. m, w:%\ m. 
 
 III. faculty of apprehension, v. UKDEBSTANDii>'G. fTT^ >K 
 1%/. 3K^ m. ^TT^ «!./. PffcTF/. 
 
 Of quick or ready a. ^T??I^?TT^. 
 Slowness of a. f^f?/. 
 Appeeheksite, a. dreading evil, v. V. 3. ?t%?T, 3TF#F=r, 
 
 ^^Ff^?f, ?FFF2^, ?r5TJTg?f;. ^t^t'tf?^, ^sir^. 
 Appeentice, «. w^F'^?T^rf^F?Tr4f »«.-^rfn^ w.-f?F«5rT «.- 
 
 %HF »«.-^Sf TO. ^i'^^r^ »«. ?f'%rr5F5f^*fF m.-m^ m.- 
 
 fV^ m.-kc. [?I%^aT, 
 
 To Appeestice, v. a. tr^F tn.-^.^^ n.-ko. f^T^F'nTT ^Flrm ^F^- 
 
 AppEENTicEsniP, n. V. N. ^TFf*F^/. f^FW^OFF m. '^^,^W ir. 
 
 To Appbise, Appeisino, See To Intoem, Ac.
 
 APP ^ 
 
 To AprBizE,&c. See To Appkaise, Ac. 
 To Appkoach, v. n. come ncar^ approximate, appropinquate, 
 advance, ^qf^ q'OT-^'if, %^, TT^T'^, 3TT^*T m.-^\>\HA n.- 
 
 -Mf^^^ >«.-3TF»T'T»T?r ».-&e. q^tif. 
 Appkoach, Appeoachixg, n. v. V. — act. ^^ n. TR'Tr ?!.3TPT- 
 »T^ )8. -HmiT m. 3TFfffT/ ;rTPT'T m. ariiTR- n. ^jftTTTH 
 
 I. way oj coming to, access. ^JZ f. HPT »i. 31|'1HHKPT ?». 
 Appeoachable,«!. v. V. c«(^ Accessible. vT^oT ^!TT-=^r-^m- 
 
 ?TT &C. CJTPT^q-, arf^^n'^'T, 3Tf*RJT?ft^, 'fff^TnrTST, Tq^T^T. 
 Approached,/), v. V. ^rfHT^T, ar^^Tn^T, ^rift'TFTff, OTf*'<T^, 
 
 Aiphoacher, )f. Appro ACHiKG,;3.o. v.V. ^«r^%itTTr-"TH"^RT 
 &c. 3Tf>Tnmt, 3T>=5>mT»fl', <frRH^-&c. ^pttt. 
 
 I. (fiat is at hand, near, — time. &c. ^^5I^r, ^^oE W^;^_ 
 To Approbate, See To Approve. 
 Approbation, Appro VAL,?!.v.V. — cr^.JTFT^^^K.T^^^^^M. 
 
 &c. 3T5»ft35?i. srirm^wj. 
 
 I. the Sentiment, g^mc^f/. q^fft/. ^]^f.W^f[J. *TT- 
 
 'TrTT/. argHrT «. -37^^/. aTTgH^^T «. 3TlT^H?r ». 
 
 To meet the a. of. jthth q^-7?T^'^, *T^f^ S'fR^r, TO'- 
 
 Approbatort, a. containing or expressing a. 3Tg*ft^-3THTTfrf 
 
 Jo Appbopixquate, &c. See To Approach, &c. 
 Appropriable, a. t. V. 1. f^qrn ^T^T ^>[r-&c. f^- 
 
 To Appropriate, v. a. assign to particuhrly.-!\\^'^--^\m^- 
 
 «fr5T'rr/.-M^'fFT««.-WH'Tr3PT;i.-iS:c. :FT>ir y. of 0. 
 
 3 take fraudulently , v. To Embezzle. ^TW, 3e5Tw. »TTT- 
 
 pt'^ g. oj 0. ?rRT<Jf, ni" :r^, fnos^ri ^proi, tr^t?T-iT5-qfrr 
 
 Appropriate, Appropbiate>t;ss. See Proper, Lq. 
 Appropriated,;?, v. V. 1. 5Tt^%-5Tt^T^T-&c. %^^t5T, &c.^- 
 
 2 ^m^^ s^^^r, arnawT %^r, &c. w^'T^TTT^rf, w- 
 
 3 ^-ll^rfT &c. ir^, qfan. 
 AppROPRiATiOK,n.v.V.l. — ac^Ht^T^-<S:c.5«f^«.&c.f^rfH'fr3rT 
 
 Z—act.i^^n. W^^n. 
 
 I. matter appropriated fraudulently, V. Emee/ZLEMENt. 
 
 Approvable, a. v. V. q^^-;?^-&c.?^^r-^-^?ir-^FTT&c. 
 
 To Approve, v. a. like, be pleased loitli, admit as proper. srfrT- 
 IT^w.-JTF^^rT/.-aTgm^^ n.-&c.!^i\ g. of o. 3TgJTf?r/.^<ff, 
 MI'M-T^C?" ^-qf^-^-'T^-&c. .^TWf atid ivitk in. con. 
 
 AQU ^ 
 
 ^rvf, ?f^m-iT^ffr-<7flf'ftfl'-^rrK^-&c. JT^-q-juf-Ac. g. of 
 
 s. and in. con. 3THJ?'r?^, 
 Approved,;), v. V. 'T?t^-JTT^-&c.%^?5T-51ls?;T,m^,q???T or 
 ^, ^TrT^r, 5Tf?rn^?f, q-ft^^?r, ^P^,^^^, arfHHH,^!!???, 
 
 Approver, n. Approving, p. a. v. V. TO^-HP^r-ifcc. q^ciy^^ 
 srpq-, arg^rT, ar^Ht^q^, sfft^Tf ^, sif?T?ir^, TOfr or ^. s^- 
 gm^T Wr, 3T5Hf?(-&c. ^rt. 
 
 Approvingly, adv. ^^r{-&c. ^f^tt, argm^ "T^%. 
 
 To Approximate, &c. See To Approach, lic. 
 
 Approximate. See Proximate. 
 
 Appulse, «. ad of striking against. ?iri^«. tTlT/.31NTf?«!.3T- 
 
 Appubtenance,«.v.Appendage. JTf^Trt.T^tT". 3iilH^<;^TyM. 
 
 — f^q-)«.-c^)i..^'tTR«. <fec. 
 Apricot.m. (^^ ^^55 -JTrf. 
 April, n. r^nft sfTf^ ^qtvT Tfl^Tw. %=5(S?rR7»«. 
 
 A. shower. sqiariT^/. JSTRTTf tTT^oft/. 
 Aphiori, a. reasoning, f^^ f^^rr f^5*rg ?T^ ^Rm^T^^T 
 
 Apron, n. ?mK snq-uqr^ iT?I^W«- [^^f ?r. 
 
 Apropos, adv. %JT^r, :i^"TnnTT, ^Sf'IRf <T5riT,s?reTf^, si^T- 
 
 To come a. srW'TW ^ot. 
 Apsis, ;)/«?•«? Apsides, ?!. in astroBomy. ^^^=5T n. 
 
 The line of tlie apsides. ^ftST^'T^TW ^^ n. 
 Apt, a. qualified, siutahle, v. Fit. qW, 3'"^q'prft, otj^. 
 
 2 disposed, propcnse, v. Inclined. sftfoT, nqR, f%5, ^T^- 
 ?, ^HT^T5?T-5ft=FRT conjoined icith the object. ( as %p!^^- 
 % j^JTRp^ir a. to break, &c. ) ^ft?5 in comp. ^HTtT. 
 
 N.B. The meaning of the word will often be most idio- 
 matically rendered by adojjting another construction, 
 as. This cloth is apt to tear | sfTTTS ^A'^X «PT5?r, That 
 man is apt to quarrel m »TT<^?f ?S^^ Tfsm, My horse 
 is apt to kick HTf TT uli^llW FTT?! HR"nrr=^ ^iJJ 'iTT^ or 
 
 HT5rr ^IT ?^T?r»TTft?T ar^fir, &c. &c. 
 
 3 ready, quick,y. Sharp. ^OTi^o^^oftFTT^S^FftH, ^^- 
 ?r, f-?TR, =^=^^5 T^, +<'iK4Hl{l, rft^OT, HtTT?ft. 
 
 Aptitude, Apj'Ness, n. v. A. 1. ^t^^^f. ^qpfprcriT wi. ?- 
 T^wrr/. [/. 
 
 2 Jp^ m. 1)NU<4 H. arte/, if^ ;». ^HT^ »«. ffi^M. ST^fTT- 
 
 3 g^TiTT"^r w. xpTixToftfiquiT m. f ^rft/. Tie^f «. <?!"? n. 
 fH^Z\%f.'^^^ n. 
 
 Apitly, adv. V. A. 1. q'<TRrRq-, TiTT^^, Jt^, T'-iTTflilrl, 5j. 
 
 3 ^nrtt^, ^(Tr^'jfV?i<T'OTr%, &c. ^^■iTti=TTTTf^, ??^3jrrf|fEf- 
 Aqtia lORTis, n. armTToft «• 
 Aquarium, «. artificial pond for plants or fishes ^^^f^- 
 
 arnr TTO 5=i«'m+R<it %33 ?i55 n. 
 
 Aquarius, n. — sign in the Zodiac. ^H Hi. 
 
 Aquatic, a. living or growing in the water — of aiiin.als ard 
 
 plants. ^H^^, 3TH3T, 51?J?;;,5r, ^FT^Trf, ^.?rH?if, ':^Z^, 
 
 —of animals. ^a^T, ^^/=5?TftT '^W^^^ ^i^^Tft, -7!?:^rt:ft, 
 vT?I»T^.— of plants. 7^.?TI^,
 
 ARC 
 
 A. aud terrestrial.sp^T^Vi^r^. 
 AirfCinc, n. — animai. TTT'^nMT 3ft^ m. ^=rJT5'». ^=7Sir'»fr»t- 
 
 — plaut Al'. ^^-Ti-^A^-Sic. ^^^<j^ f.-^^m.-&c. 
 AijCEDVCi, n. ^2w. R^J: m. OT^T/. [ ^^. 
 
 A(jUEOCS, n. V. "Watekv. 3f^^, ^TPriTq-, ^t^STPT, CflTCT, ^- 
 AiiCij,nfE sosE, «. M^iHI* "• jj^iiFti^/. [ f^. 
 
 That has an a. uose. T^^T^fl^ i»o/). T^S'TWTT, J^^f- 
 AbabIaX, a. 3T^, 3T;C^'«TH^r, 'AT^^'tTPfT. 
 ARiDlAS, n. ^TTT or ITTT^ m. 
 AuAUic, «. W,4tHr'!Tr/.-#r^/.->S:c. 
 AaAl'LE, a.fitjor ploiijhin'j, or that is tilleJ. ^RSJlt^^r, c5T- 
 
 n^^t^TT TT^mrqi, prrsTfrr^, f^3KT??ft, +rii.'HK, ^jfN^'i'T, 
 
 A. land, -Sp^ «»!(/<•/• La>-d. f^?T?^H. ^PToft/. 
 kv.i.'SKOl's, a. rescmblinj a coliceh. g%=qT^r ^loi'-^I^K^-IT, 
 
 AsAi'ORT, a. contributing to tillage, ^f^^^\^^\^\ ^ ^ffe^, 
 Arbiter, Akbiteatob, n. umpire, ^^^r{i]i m. aT'fPT tn. "T^ 
 m. ^^JZm. frT-^isd f . JT«-"!Tr<T c. 
 Arbitrators. — collect, tfxf ot. ^;?. Pfoir w. 
 Meeting of private a. ^gEHHT/. [^sJT^^T. 
 
 Aesiieable, o. c/<"jjen(/iny o?i ^/ic «f(7i. '^f%^, J^T*^, ^- 
 Asciteamest, Aebiteemext, n. See Will. 
 
 2 award of arbitrators. '^'^V^Wr^ n. ^'^^^ n. ^^Ti<^f. 
 
 Abbiteaeilt, adv. by will only. v. Absolutely. f^^gsTJTPJf, 
 
 Abbitbarixess,?!. t. a. 1. 5^finft/. ^tft?TrrT/. ^T?t'q'«. 
 
 IT^T^^tfTHrTT/. q'^T?;rH?Tr?T^rTr/. 
 
 t C^r---J+Hl/. r^?F':T>TrTT/. 
 AsBiTEABY.a.v. Absolute. ^tTt?r,^?T^, !f<TT^iTfr q'M^U 
 
 2 depending on mere will. '^^3^, r^rtfr^, T^^sr^n, K- 
 TTJT %f?5 ?T^. 
 25 Aeeiteate, f. w. hear and decide as arbitrator, q^rr/. 
 
 AaBriRATios, n. v. V.— ac<. ^=^^1??/. f?T::^ifcfT/. arfJT^ / 
 
 A».senibly of a. q-^ m.;>;. JTSr wi. 
 Taper of agreemeut given iu by the parties before 
 an assembly of a. ;p^=p:TJTT m. ^>rH r. 
 
 Paper of acquiescence in the award of an assembly 
 
 of a. FTT^rr^^T »I. [f^^^JHt^ 
 
 ■ Abbiteatoey, a. of or belonging to an arbitrator. fn=?TT?ft 
 AaaOBAUY, Abboeeocis, a. belonging to tree.'!. ?^Tr?fr f^fl-- 
 
 Abbohist, u. one versed in trees. ^^TfT, f?^^Tir f ff m 
 
 ABB0U3, n. bower. ^■7\ mn. f^3T mn. r^f. t^^ mn.?^\n. 
 
 ' Abc, n. segment of circle. ^^^^ n. vj^ m. ^^ m. ' 
 
 Chord of an a. T^/.'^^Tr/.^/.^rr^oi „. ,totm. 
 
 Complemeut of an a. to 90" . Jprfs:/. 
 
 Measureaieat of auji. ir?:'?^ n. ^qr^p-T; n. 
 
 48 AUD 
 
 A''crsod sine of an a. 7TlT?qT /. 
 Arcade, «. valk arched above. ^^jf^I^r t^il »i.-?Tf /. ^[J- 
 
 AncH, n. Jpirm or H/. H^rPl/. 
 
 To AitcH, v. rt. :?;Km^-T'TriT^r^-H^'T5f5rT-&o. ^TiJf, spTrTT 
 
 Arch, a. v. Ciuf.f. ^Jsq, ar^, ^^, 7^^, ^ in comp. -fl?q-, 
 —as used of l-naces and rogues, and with the power of. 
 atrocious, monstrous, thoroughsped, thoroughbred . SfC. T, 
 
 Aheant. it^, f5i=^^, f^^, f^r?r, 3Tj?y. 
 
 2 waggish, shreivd, sly. trTT, ^TT, "T?, 5fT^^ f^izj^xf^ PT?^- 
 
 ='TT, ^it^TT, ?%mT, 5f^^. 
 AEcniEOLOOiCAL, rt. V. N. STf^H^rfe^ fn'^^ftfr-fsr"?^^. 
 Akch^Ologist, n. STr^JT^rf^^fTTT-f^r- Sf'M I R.+^Ti r. 
 AECHiEOLO&Y, «. learning pertaining to antiquity. ifr^TR^- 
 
 cT I^T^jpfTT^ «.-f;r?Tr/- 
 
 Akch-asoel. n. ■^Iz^^^^r^] ^^f^- [ "^T^t. 
 
 Arch-bishop, n. wp^ ^nf^ '^TTf'T??, f^\^^ ^t^'TT ^si^T 
 Arch-deacon, w. fsrnTrsTT ^T^^T aifs^Jjnft. 
 Arched, /?. v. V. :piTT'Jt^ %%~ir, &c. ^FTnT^n", ^»TT^=5rr, ir- 
 
 Archer, n. bowman. frn^r^T, PrKisd, rfp^fir^-JTr m. rfp.+m- 
 
 Aecheey, ?i. ?«f of the bote and arrow. f^t%]^ f. yp^'if^l'T/. 
 Skilled in a. f^m^. 
 2 arrow shooting. WTT^^ n. srrtirf^^cjrV n. V^T^r^ m. 
 Fence for the arm in a. practice. 'ityrT/. 
 Glove for the fingers iu a. practice. 3TjTfr^^<T «. 
 Aechetype, n. v. Ohigixal. ^ n. ^^ f. 3T^:=i used with 
 
 the noun required. 
 Archipelago, n. group of islands. ^T^TH^ m. 
 Architect, o»e icho designs or plans buildings. ^r^HTl rh 
 
 Architectural, a. f^~'J^^^^'^^-^■n^t\\<-^i^W^ &c. f^=T- 
 
 Architectuue.h.— the science. ^r^'^ rnr'Tr ^f^T'^r^'T f^rar 
 
 /. 'T^Zf^f^M^f^ f- fJiTrT^m «. ^nFTf^KH/. ^R^ n. 
 
 Aechites, n. place for records. 5^^?TPrT m. ^^r\X n. TF^T- 
 
 2 records and papers. T?>?R ». ^':-Trft ^^r^ ot.;j/. 
 Archly, ai/c. v. A. 2. s'j^, f^^rrr^, f^r?^#^. 
 Archness, n. v. A. 2. t-mTnTr w. JriH^mr m. <tc. sl^rn / 
 
 Archwise, adv. ^PHr'jft^R^ir </'-'■/. ^TTofTsrmwr. 
 
 Arctic, a, TrTTU^^r, S-rF-i^-^Ji+s'M, 7rT7-J??iqtfr, TtT^^T?. 
 
 A. circle. ^rf'J^^ m. 
 Arctueus, n. ^pfT/. 
 Aedency, Aedentness, Ardor, h. v. A. 1. heat, gloiv. aTt^ 
 
 /. 5T^ ?H. 7^1^ f. ^rm m. ^vl^^ n. 
 
 2 ^3Tm/. rr=r^/. 3T^r?^/. jRrft/. jjpfif 3Tr%?T ?«. ^^ 
 /. ^ini/. fft^TJTorr /. 
 
 3 T?»TT^ w, ;j?^rT^ m. ^/. |r^ or ^wf.l^^FSlf. 5?i^?f -
 
 ^ ARG 
 
 Sudden impulse of a. "l^-^m.-^W^ J. v. ^,=^^, f^,«TT. 
 Aedext, a. hot, glowing, v. G-LOWixo. JF^^,^?5M,=5fir'ET<'ft^. 
 
 2 fierce, fiery, vehement. Stsctt, ^5^, ?fi=5^, rT^^?qr, ^- 
 ?JI^, ^JTfF^ or ITTS, ^, sr^, fft^r, ^^^^ ^^1 ^TSfir. 
 
 3 imjMssionate, eager, ^rarm, zealous, v. Eae>"est. ^i^iJI, 
 
 ^?rT^r, 3^^rfr, ^nrmf, f^H^rc or fRf^,g^f ^, ;j?-:j;- 
 
 Ardestlt, ««/«;. V. A. 2. qr^^FT^, +,i+,M?r, ^^T?ft^, rTS?fr%, 
 
 Aeduous. a. attended ivith great labor, v. Diiticult. ^f[- 
 
 Arduously, «(/i>. v. A. «rH5n3r^, ^"J^^^, 3TFTm'J=l%, STTf^T- 
 Aedcouskess, n. v. Y. 1. 5p^arq-<ir; m. ^^Zrl^f. ^•.'^]'^^^^ f. 
 
 ^^'f n. 
 Aeea, ?!. — in geom. ij^f »». I^ff /. THT m. TT'TT ?». JTtm»f 
 
 2 ang open siirface. STTir ». ^^ «. ^J^ «. 
 Aeeca nut, See Betel. 
 Aeena, «. place of2mllic contest, Sfc. r^\^^^T^ in. Tc^'t/. 
 
 Arexacious, Aeenabious, Aeexose, a. v. Saxdy. irfl'-^l, ^- 
 
 Aeexation, ». sa^if? lath. ^T^^ 3^^ %ot m.-^"^ n. ^V^=f( Hf- 
 Aegext, Aegental, AEGEXTiJitE, See Siltee, &c. 
 Argil, n. potter's clay, v. Clat. JHRTTTrff/. ^Tr^lHlrff/. 
 Aegillaceous, a. ^HTTHr^ft'^r. 
 
 Aegosy, 11. trading vessel. f5T=>Rft n?5»I?r «. ^IK'fv^ n. f\^f'\f[f. 
 
 Aeguable, Aequhektable, a. v. V. A. 1. STTOTS-iT, 3Tn?r 
 
 5^, 311rfli^rf, aTT^^T^H'fr^, 3TTffr^^T^q,T5q?i'^?T, qr- 
 
 'To Aegve, v. n. dispute, delate. ^^iJf, ^TP^S] n. ^of, ^- 
 ^ ?».-f^^ wi.-sn^fsTSTT^ «J.-^?^r=5fr=ft/.-f(^PTTT/.-&c. ^^, 
 
 *i^frr ?fH5rfrr/. ^jn^jf. 
 
 To a. deviously, wildly. arrSTRffT f^lTof. 
 
 To a. idlj, fruitlessly, vainly. ^^J Mj.-rTFT m.-W''^^ 
 
 n. ^?6t,5pr'<TTf 5-/.-:pf*t??f^/.-?TPT^^/.-:FSTf5/.-&c. ^R^. 
 
 To Aegue. r. «. discuss, delate, agitate. ^]Z^^ ^toS^, K<^^ 
 
 or irq'jf, ^^^, 5^^i ^^ »(.-^th:-T5 0?- spT?:^^/. ^ft"^- 
 
 m.-&c. q?T^ y. o/ 0. arrats^ M.-H^Lf^f «. ^of y. of o. 
 
 2 /i;'Ofe, evince, shew. 5^W^, 5T^^^, ^'T'jf , SfHT'^Hi^r- 
 
 aT?T<ir,r7^"JT;!.-f^«.3T^Df y. of o. with in. con. Hl^f^- 
 
 Argued, /).v. V. A. l.qTT^?rr,^roE^?rr,>S:c. 3TP^Tft^,Hfim. 
 Aegueh, n. V. V. N. 5rT7-finfr^-&c. ^rtttrt, ^pft, ^r^r, ^r^- 
 
 Aeguixg n. V. V. A. 1.— «rf. qR:ot m. ^rsTJf w. &c. m^nj-H 
 /. qT?I^ «j. qtoS m. qrST^?:/. STT^TRT?: or ^/. ^^Z^Z f. 
 ^Z^t[J. 5^If?:/. ?pTf^/. q^q^ /^'f'JT «. 3TT?^^ 
 «. JT-<T^ oj- JT-^T^ n.Ptfir^ 0/- ^fm n. ^jzk f. ^RTf^^ 
 
 or ?TRnftT /. inr?^ ». 
 
 y. Y. 'N,~act. argumentation. ^^fqRT? >?). ^T^ m. f^I^ 
 
 Empty or idle a. ^''XlW.zf. W:<^^.^zf. rTTIf ?:/. 
 lucouclusive a. ar^T^frT/. 
 Line of a, rTT^T^/ v. FTR, ?!:ft. 
 Noisy, &c. a. ^TT^qT^ m. mif. cTRTtS «. 
 To warm or get animated in a. ir^g;^^ q-^. 
 AEGUiiENT, n. reason alleged. q>rRUT n. ^?T ?». ^5{»f f STHroT 
 «.. H^r m. TT^F «. ^rr^-^F n. m'-^f^ n. 3frf Ti=T »!. g^fR w( 
 
 To adduce an a. 3T'iffrT^5^W»i. =F7^. 
 
 To make the most of a bad a. 3TrTf2'^'f''ft/- ^'^"i". 
 
 2 ( of a reasoning or discourse ) v. Subject, f^^z^ m. 
 tT^;«.. ^v;^ 11. ^J^^ m. '^ m. ^TTRq-^ n. [ Kfw^T/. 
 
 3 contents, heads. "JcffTfe^r/- ^"Tr^=^ m. q'^Jfr^ R q ^ l H ^- 
 
 4 argumentation.^ See Aeguing. — mi q/" V. N. 
 A-rgvuj.:staTj, a. lelonging or relating ioa. ^Tl^f^^r^qr, ^- 
 
 AEGUiiENTATiojf, 11. See Aeguikg, — oci ofY. N. 
 AEGUMENTiTiVE, «!. consisting of a. ^ic^Ml, R^TT^fqi, ETrrf^f- 
 qr^fsTTq^, fw^T, ^m^RTT^F, g^TffNr, ^T^t^^qg-, 
 
 2fo}id of a. V. Disputatious. ^r^,f^^, sn^^, sTT^TrT, 
 AmT>, a. adust, parched and dry: — of a country, &c. ?;^?:- 
 J^tFT, ?^r, ^?T, g^FT, ^FS^Ifq, ^STf|rr. 
 2 (/ry nnf/ meagre:~oi soil, g-^, q-TTI, f^T^^J, f^W^;, 
 
 f^^^^z., ^?5!Ifq", ^?rT%f. 
 Aeiditt, «, Y. A. 1. ^^<-.ilr|Mair m. l^li^TZ in. ?%q-tnT m. 
 
 ?r^q n. ^^rrr/. 
 
 2 g-^T^irr ?«. f^^^^tiTr m. &c. ^?5tt%t »j. 
 Aries, n. — the sign, ht m. 
 
 Aright, ot/u. v. Eightly. ;ft^, sffrsTT. [f r^ y. of s. 
 
 To Abise, t). n. V. To Eise. g^ijf, qrir, g-^q- ot. ^TRToTig^ w. 
 
 2 proceed, issue, spring, floiv, emanate. g?T=5r fTirf , ^^, g- 
 
 ^ijf, 1%^"^, ?nn>^, gjijsr"^. 
 
 Aeistaechy, «. government ly excellent men. f^T^Tf^Tcq ». 
 
 2 lody of excellent men. f\^^■^^^■^^ m. f^TJ^T^STqw. 
 Aristocracy, n. government ly nolles. ^^j^;i^ ^i^j^ n. &.c. 
 KfTf ^^irrftTTfq 11. Hf Tf fff^ST^fsr «. 'TfT^PISTH?^ n. 
 2 body of nolles. 5i|^pF m. pi. 3TJffigHTT=r m. pi. ^^^■• 
 
 Aristocratic, Aeistoceatical, a. v. N. 5?3i^TJFf=^r, StJff- 
 
 ':T»T^Rf^, K^^?ft^rfqq?q?i'q-41'-fq«Tq^. 
 
 Arithmetic, «. iTfbT?T«. ST^nf^rf n. ^jj^qrfsfqr/. ST^f^qr/, 
 T'Jr^fsKTr/. ff ?iq or f^m^. Jirf^F HPTT^'^. ?T <rt^ i r » M r 
 
 A. — gener. or loosely, ^f^ TnTP^/. f^'^iq fw.^ n. 
 f^%q f^^iq j«. ?rf^i^r HT^oq]-/. p/. 
 
 A. of fractions. arqnff^F nfoirT «. 
 
 A. of iutegers. "Joi'pF Tf&IrT «. 
 
 A. of known quantities, sq-rp qfuTrf «. 
 
 A. of unknown quantities. 'JT^q^ ifTTn ?!. 
 
 A book of a. look of sums and iiuesiions, k^^ n.
 
 AEil 
 
 Ol)oratiou iu ft. with an assumed number. ^«*4" n. 
 
 The eight rules of a. qR+HI^^ ». These are addition, 
 tultraetion, miillij/lication, division, rais'riy io the square, 
 extra-ting the square-root, raising to the cule, extracting 
 the cube-root. ^^F^^n. s^PPFT^h. ipTH«. T^^w. ^Am. ^- 
 
 AniuiiETic, AiiiTiiMfnCAL, «. belonging to or according 
 
 to a. IIPJIHI ^ I, if^^ft, ^it^TFlT, f^^T^fto/- 1^^Ti^,Tf^?rr5- 
 
 »H, 'ifoiHR^fR, nf&IdWr.M. 
 Abii'UMEticai.ly, adc. nfw^ir^T ^il-i, ff ^^^. 
 Akitiimeticiax. n. nfimt"!. rfoT?'TT'«. T^r^zw. f|5"t«ft or f^- 
 
 ^iKtm. ai+r^lill^TTT, nfiJTrifT. 
 Abk, n. «/i<i7i f/fwV. ^t/. 
 
 2 ( of Xoah ) qWr/. T^TiFTn. 
 Abm, n. — from the shoulder-joiat to the ^-rist. «fT^/. ^- 
 
 — from the shoulder-joint to the elbow, ^m. cT^w. «IT- 
 
 — I'rom the elbow to the wrist or finger-ends. ^Vr\m. 
 
 A. to a. — fighting, &c. A\§A\i^ adv. 
 
 Arms as pinioned, ^h^ttt/. pi. v. ^Tf^-T, f^^-iTT or f^=qT- 
 2tTT/. ;)Z. f*T^ or fM-Mll ot. ;;Z. 
 
 Interlocking of arms and striving. ffT?F ^ffift/. 
 
 Locking within the arms, 'i^t^^f^^f. 
 
 Ornament of the a. ^V^'>f-r^n, 
 
 Eoot of the a. 'spflZlm. spft^n. sirarf^n. 
 
 Snatching or seizing by force of tlie a. H Wiji f. 
 
 Strength of a. 5TTT^FJ«. H jI^j^ h. 
 
 Of outstretched a. 4H^-^\^.^ 3^T^^. 
 
 Upper and outer part of the a. near the shoulder. sjTss- 
 
 To know the weight of the a. of. ^J^f. 3TtcE?r%. ofo. 
 To slap the arms (iu token of readiness to fight). siT- 
 ^/. ;)/.-yiTw. pi. fq^of--*n^ijj_ 
 To whip up under the a. qn^ JTTTiJf, ^^^"if. 
 
 2 ( of a tree ) v. Beaxch. ^f^Hj. ^i^m. <Ft^T)». (7m. 
 
 3 ( of the sea ). mi\f. f>i^m. 
 
 Arm of an a. of the sea; a branch oj. 3Tt^ m. ^Hff /. 
 
 Navigable a. ?R?ft Wt/. 
 
 4 ( of a garment ). qr^/. |T7m»t. 
 
 5 ( of a mathem.itical figure ). ^nr/. 
 Abm-chaib, «. ^TrTT^ ^^ft or ^^4/. 
 
 Abmfcl, n. (oJ:,rass,stUks,Sfc.) ^^n.^^C^i^m. dim. ^^f. 
 
 ARM-noLE, Abm-pit, «. ^^/. qiTSi/. :f;?r»?. 
 
 Tumor in the a. ^^f^/ m^/. ^^?5im. ?3r„j. 
 Arm-stall, n. ( of a ttt &c. ) ^\^^nt. 
 Arms-reach, n. ^PTJcqr or |Pfr5fT ^'cqiwi. 
 ^'' '^"^'.!,' "■ '"^"^ "'''"*• ^^' ^TR^ or ^>T5T^ /. :piTjf, 
 
 ) ARM 
 
 jTo Arm, t'. a. v. To Accoi-tre. ^r^jr^^^ or ^'[J^^-^v'^-^^ts^ 
 
 ARMAirE5T, M. V. Torce. ^?ITHT':«i. ^."HKm. ^f^qrHT^w. ^. 
 
 Light a. ^ft"Pr^/. 
 Abmed,;?. v. Y. a. ^%T^ or f;^R^,?TT<|-,5T^'7Tfor, ^TT^q', 
 
 Ahmejtian bole, n. H^TrfR'l' or 5^?tT?T ^pft/. ^<JH^/. 
 Akmillaet, o. resembling a bracelet. ^.^IW-IT. 
 
 A. sphere. ^nfn?5w. 
 Aemistice, «. ?f%?rR %%^ R:?Ti^ ^f f^/. ?n%f7Tq;55fSr. 
 
 AnsiLET, See Bracelet. 
 
 Armorer, >>. Quaker of arms. ^FTTT ^^'JTRT, ^TWH", ^T^'FR- 
 
 q;, ar^^iT^P, ^T^muT-T^f, W'X^^. 
 
 2furlislicr of arms. f^T^^^^T or TRtn. ^Pr^^ or Jp^qf;?; 
 
 Armorial, «. of or bcloiiging to annour. ^:^'^^^\.^ ^,^^^i;-4\ 
 2 belonging to the arms of a family. ^^JTFT ?fm^ H-r|lf^ 
 
 Armort, n. -place for Tceeping arms. f^lSS^T^TOT. ^T^rnR«. 3T- 
 
 ^FTK«. arrjq-FTRM. 
 Aemoue, n. fq^^^n. ^j:^^mn. if^ii. W^m. f\W.Vn. qff/, 
 
 A. of iron netting or little rings. 5f:p?n; or ^W{n. 
 
 A. for a war-horse. TT?^^/. 
 
 A. for ttie'bves.st,&c.cuirass.'i'\i->\mn.^lW^n.TKf'^m, 
 
 A. for the head. f^3;fpT?rt. 
 
 A. for thigh, cuish. vt^T^tTrw. 
 
 Piece of a. f^c^w?. 
 
 Clad &c. in a. ^fjcf^, ?r^5. 
 Aemour-eeaeer. n. sr^ ^Jr STT^OTTTT-^OTirr. 
 Arms, n. v. "Weapons, ^f^ or ^^tn.pl. \^-^n.pl f^i^HT^?;», 
 pi. Sr?5rf?5^1T/. 
 
 Lustration of a. ?ffTM^«. ?rT^Tf*f?rR?«. 
 
 Practice or exercise with a. ^IW'^TRfw- ^T'^'^^fTrw. 
 ?TWTiT^ft^T«. 
 
 Under a. f\^^m HT?^ f^#, f^TF^TTTTF^T^^f . 
 
 To take up a. against. ^T^k. f^T^ivith ^T, ^ST^ot, ^r- 
 ^^f.-^JZmm. qRW. 
 
 2 coat of arms, escutcheon, ^-c. ^^\^ qt^^ M-Hlf^ f^- 
 f%PT f^^ n. pi. 
 Ahmt, «. ?5^T;R^r, ?5^:jRf, if^, %?mRS^. 
 Akmt, «. r5^T^ or F5"T^T«. <PT3T/.%^k. ^^fT/.^PTTTR???. =!:^.n. 
 
 ^ or ^?>. ^S5i^n:»>. ^?:^». 5rnTT/.=5fY/- 3T?ft^'«.?!. «i=5«. 
 
 — compreh. <phJT'pfCT»J. 
 Baggage and followers of an a. ^■^^■^^n. ^^nn. sfT- 
 
 «i|<^U|lf«. sFrf^R». 
 
 Command of an a. ?IHI4r4i)f. ["^h^TSTRm. 
 
 Commander of an a. %HmfH»i. ^Hlf^T^w. #RTtft^Tw!. 
 Complete a. =5TH^it'^^«. =5?Wf'N'^.«. 3T^?H^ift/. 
 Component part of an a. %^tn«. ( These are pff, 3T-
 
 ARE ^ 
 
 Division or corps of an a. ^^fTTPT'". ^T»». ^^TTg^T". 
 
 rollower of an a. ( auttlers. &c ). ?f?rR'^, ^f^^. 
 
 Foreign and invading a. qT^^«. 
 
 Having a standing a. <pr^^^. 
 Akoma, h. y. Feageasce. ^^Am. ^'M«T». arrm^w. 
 Aromatic, a. v. Fkagkam. g^^^^, ^^"=1^, g'Tf^T. 
 
 2 See Spicy. 
 AEOg.VD, (Tii'r. w « circle. q?7K oc ^, TTRT, THU, fl^fK 0)- 
 
 Around j;)r/). aiout, encirclin<j. 'S{\^^\^., HT^rTT, HTSTrTTHT, ^- 
 
 ?^ or ?r, ^*fk?rT, ^'ff^rtF^r, ?T'TR?ft, h^trt, ^r^ffsm". 
 
 iTy Aeouse, v. a. stir up, stir, Y.To Excite. %W^,5r5T=riJf, 
 T^i7/.-3'5ra'rft/. ^P^, ^s^' OT.-H^ft'^ m.-&c. sRory. of o. 
 ^iTPFn"-^?TFTT-^lTPTrr-&C. ^TW. 
 
 Aeousino, «. v. Y.—ait. %'?5fur M. JTTT^St «. &C. ^T'^w. ^- 
 «^^ n. ^^^ m. ^]^^ n. Sfsjtq m. sjqrq^ «. 
 
 AilEACK, n. — the spirituous liquor, ffr^/. ( from the fan- 
 palm ), ^Tt\ f. ( from the cocoanut trc-e ), f^T^ m.f. 
 (from the wild date tree ). 
 
 To Aeeaigj), v. a. ^W^ft ^"T^T^it?rt r^n^^rirq^ arTOT'n, arr- 
 
 2 V. To Accuse. ^rt"T w.-awntTTtPT m.-^^\T^^]^m.- 
 3TTfN»».-3Tf^FT m. JpCJt y. of o. 
 To Aerange, v. a. put in proper order. \. To Dispose, sq-^- 
 
 'TPPTT/.-&C Jr5t y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 adjust, settle, put in order. 5qcj^4T7/.-5f^T^,^ m.-^?i^^\- 
 
 ^-&c. 5Riir y. o/ 0. 
 
 Aeea>'gemekt, 11. V. V. 1. — act. o^cj^ij^ ^HfTf n. &c. ?^ n. 
 
 jfnjm n. &c. r^pTT/. '^rr^/. armr^ «. f^r^w 5«. sf^^r- 
 or sreipr «. ^r^T'^^/. t^dt^/. sr^^qiFr «• srMirtrR «. 
 2 qfr^rer m. ^q^/. sq-^^f-trr/. [ srg'^ifeTR". 
 
 1. preparatory mectsiire. fT^JT^^/. rRTT^/. cffj/. 5^/- 
 Aeeakt, a. — as used of rogues and villains, and as agreeing 
 •with arch, thoroughlred, thorough sped, tlioroiicjlipaced, 
 qenuine, prime proper, rank, rejitlar, yallotcs ( vulg. ya?- 
 lous ), &c. 3TI?5 or 3T^^ ( as 37^;^ ^T^, arf?! FilsTTS, 3T- 
 l'?^ =qR-f^l?I55-^TTTft-&c. or 31^;^ ^"t^ &c. ), 3T^^ ( as 
 3T?5^ ^ff^ &o. ), f^^^, ^5pfH^, gss^T^ftn, f^RH^^, f%^?', 
 JT^r ( as iTfT^^, iTfr^ift, TT^lMNHIH'Tl ), f^I^ft^, PT- 
 g^r, fq^t^T 0)- 5q-t=^T, To/ <7;e ^rHC JrffrfJ aTtfr, q-fgT, 
 qffJT or qirPT, WAW or ^^FS, ^?f ( as ^^€t^, \^ ^^VS., 
 ^5^ ), TT^T^, ^T??T5r, '(^ ( as ^^?^ifT5, 'l^^, ^^ ^- 
 ^ft^ ) , ^WTc5. (See numerous others vnder Blacl-guard. 
 Aehat, «. display, y. Show. v:\Z m. '^TZ'f^Z m. ^R in. ^.z\- 
 ^ m. ^^J^ m. m^T^ or ?f /. 
 
 2 ( of troops ) %?^TrEftTq;TT/.-s^^'ifT/. Eff f 0^5. f^| or 
 fsTH w. %^lT^?rr/. — in a circle. ^■^;^^^ m. -^-^-^^^pop. 
 ^^^^ or ^'^^^^m. ^^%*r^ m. n.—iu. square, ^^- 
 
 _51 ARE 
 
 >T^w. ^15: «».— in line, ^S^q^ m. ^K^i^ /.—in column, 
 JTTiT o^^ »». ^FS ?»• — in mixed order. 3T^rT 6^^ in. — in 
 dense order, gencr. ^Km m. Jp^T^ in. "<T5 or vjtts «(. Some 
 other forms of Array are 5=^^, ^l^^^J^,^, tt^R^^^: T" 
 
 To Aeeat, f. a. put or set orderly, v. To Di.^ro.sE. 'AV.'i\, 
 
 2 V. To Deck. «s?^at, g73T?rT/.-?I^^?ftTTW «. ^^ or. 
 0/ 0. ■^V,^V■ m. :r^ y. 0/0. 
 
 3 ( a jury ) call man ly man. aTHTrft^Tr? ^\^^. 
 Aeeated, p. V. V. 1. ?:=ETi^r5T, qRT^f^T, &c. q-f?rRf|^. 
 
 Aebeae, Aebeaeage, v.. thai icJiich is leliiul in payment. 
 
 TT or ^^Trf^ ??J.-&c. 
 2 balance unpaid. sfT^/- f^T^^,/. 
 In Arrears, See Beuikd hand. 
 Aeeest, Abeestisg, 11. V. Y. — act. ^K^ '«TN^5t ». Ac. ^tpt- 
 
 2— ac^. trrof M. STWq' m.— state. wf^T^fTT./- 
 Open a. er7-«f jm'^A lilcrty to move about, ^^h^.f- 
 To Akeest, v. a. catch in proyress and fix, t. To Stop. tr^=T 
 5iTt5J^^-#^^, nf^THT ^J.-nfHWTJT m.-nfn^H »(.-lf?t- 
 
 ^q «!.-3T?;^rT >». =PT^ g- oj 0. ^fsrr ^ptdt. 
 
 2 «me % a !w?-j< or wan-ant. ?I=F K^^M I "i -TT^T^^-&c. 
 
 sp^. [aTFTT^r «. 
 
 Akeival, Aeeiting, n.Y. V. — oc^. %'Jf n- ^\^y^^ n. STTqTw. 
 
 l,perso)i or thiny arrived, or to arrive. ^I^Vj^I^M ^"^^ 
 
 j!.-^^ n. ^^Ti^^MR ^^^ «.-Ef^ ?>. 
 To Aeeive, v. n. come to, reach, t. To ConE. q.RCTr, frft^oT, 
 
 To be arrived and pausing, sf^^ %TW. 
 
 Aeeogance, n. T. Peide. ij^ w. <ft|^PK m. 3Tf*nTT=T «!. arr- 
 s-cfrrr/. JTR' w>. ^Ji-bO/. f^?r m. f^T?^/. ^rt »i. 
 
 rTKc^l'O/. 3"=T1T^M. 
 
 Aeeogakt, a. V. Peoud. n^'', qf^?, nf^?T, ar^^Fifl', arf^r'^Mt, 
 
 JTI^, a^rffr ^Sf^^l^ STT'JT'JTRT, f^m^, f^^RTf, ^K^. 
 
 2 (of things.) 1^=^, f^rar^T, arfTiTFrr^r, 3TT^-q-?r=5rr,&c. 
 
 Aeeogantlt, rtfZy. v. A. ir^TR^ 'R'ncft"^, f^'^fH' &c. T^'J^- 
 
 sp, 3T^%RWF, arfHTPTT^^, &c. 
 To AEEoaATE,^. a. lay claim to, malce pretension to. arfiTTr- 
 
 ^ m. tT^CTr-5iT5!:n'Jr g. oj 0. ^tt n. ^^^^^-fvJ,^^-^\^'^ 
 y. oj 0. i^^ n. w.i^ 'J- oj 0. sTT^^f^ /• arr^ot-sjt^ntjf- 
 
 f^T^iJ.ojo. 
 
 Aeeogatiox, n. v. Y.—act. a^f»mR ^of n. ariTiTFrT sTT^itot 
 
 n. &c. ^TK M. ^TH 11. 
 AeKOW, «. ritT »». ^W >». ^TT WJ. "T^aft ««• f^f^T^ ?«. ^frq'^ »". 
 
 Blunt a. Ht^T »». g^tJir rftr ?«. 
 Bow and arrows. rfli+H^ ?«. rftT^JTTtT or q'/. 
 Feather of an a.frfnTT "(."ft^ ". T?7 «'. 3^ ?«• ?T?3^r/. 
 Flight or shower of arrows, ^t^^tib n, ^K^i m. ?TT^f?
 
 ATIT 52 
 
 /. 'TT't'Tn'S ». 
 
 Sliootiug arrows. ^TTTH'T «. ^JM^F^ «. ^TTP-"'Tm m. 
 
 Struck by an a. ^TT^'T. 
 
 Strung,— au a. ^^JTT. ['TW »». 
 
 Anitow-uEAD, AiuiOw-D-ABD, n. fHTT^ "Ji^ ". X^'^^ n. TI^/. 
 VBnow-BOOT, n. ^ ^JT<:Hrfl'--<<l 'JTinraTT ^FT^^ ?r^^«. 
 \nsE, See Backside. 
 
 .\bse.nal, «. <Tr^JTT^ m. ^5^?TnTTT «. ^f^Tf^^l^ «• 
 .Xll^ESli', n. ^>T=^ m. ?ttH=5?TR w. r^Tr^r wf. 
 
 Sulphuret of a. |frHT^ «. jiop. ^^oE ?«./. 
 
 Red sulphuret of a. JT?r:f^T?^T i'Oi^ K^^ft^: or ^^f. 
 V\'^\^^H'^ m. 
 
 While oxyde of a. iT^J^TOm^ m. h> •'-+<< r^PT^ wj. 
 Arsenical, Arsexiocs, o. BTT^, ^TTK^r^, ^ftT?5^tft. 
 Aksox, h. vwlii-ious hurninj oj a house, iJT. STPT ?II^ «. 
 
 ^^rr^ wi. 3hi'ik4I^ m. 
 Am, «. — as disliu;;;. from Xature; Jtutnan sJiUl. JT^^T^v^jr/. 
 
 2 giiltlfl;/, craft. V. Cck>-ing. =PRT w. +NI'iNI jk. ^%^ 
 7(. trarrr/. [m. /)Z. 
 
 Arts, V. AETiriCEs. iJi^'M '»• y. iW^ in. pi. qr^sr^ 
 3 — as disting. from Science; system oJ rules and steps 
 and acts, a craft. ^^ or <r.^ f. ^Rl^ «. ^^ ,». f f^y^ 
 
 Arts, — collect, or comprcli. sfioir^Hfl'/. /)?. 
 Fine a. Liberal a. Polite a. ^f^W^T ^^f.pl, 
 jrcclianical a. sspT^t-q- ^=5t/. pi. 
 Bachelor of a. f^-yp.q-flf^sjr ^^ q^ 3Tr^. 
 Master of a. f^r?iq^^-fr ^ q^ft 3TT|. 
 Skilled iu the arts. qic^l+?;i?5, ^?5r!T^t'JI, W'FAf^']^, 
 
 4 <;-/fX;, secret, deiice, contrivance of. Tf%/. ^T^^/. 
 
 Ajts, contrivances, devices, ingenious schemes or plans 
 or modes. ^\^^^\'^f. 
 Finding out the a. of. JTKH5 m. 
 
 5 dexterity, expertness, v. Skill, ^f^/. ^.Trf/. W-^or 
 
 6 V. ISOEXCITY. r^+m/. 
 
 Arterial, a. eM^T, ^rrft^T. 
 
 A. system. ^TTTt^J^ «. 
 Aeteriotomy, n. s^TT^l"^*^ K. tm^iTT^^ «. 
 Artery, n. s^m^/. ^/. ^rs/. ^rft/. ftlTT/. 
 Artful, a. crafty , y. Cu>ni>o. ^^^T, :ft%^, ^^qr^r, 
 
 5^, ^T^T^Trft, JFTT^VTPft. 
 
 2 proceeding from craft. ^FT^qi^, ^rs^T^Ts^TT^, ^Tipm- 
 
 5^TT^, •T-.N'i.wrNI, +.I''-NT. 
 
 ARTFCLLT,OC?r. V. A. ifTTS^, q^ o^KJo^^R ^ fT5[Tf^ JfT^^^ 
 
 5jigq% &e. ;f^:^. 
 
 I. skilfully. 5^lft^,^^JT^,^;^t^,qf^^?TT, J^mT. 
 Artfulness, n. V. A. onrf Cu>-kiko. ^ntsift/. ^IWJft/. 
 
 AUT 
 
 I Arthritic, Aetubitis, See Gouty, Gout. 
 { ArthropuOsis, n. swelling at the Joints. <J^?5?T m. 
 Article, w. v. Thing. f^TvT^T/. T^tl »». '^f. ^^f. 
 
 A. of merchandise. f^T^^ m. $fff m. ^PfT w». 
 
 Article by a. f^p»rTT=nT. 
 
 2 ( as of implements, pieces of apparel, &c. in num- 
 bering them ); item, piece. ^T^ m. 5FT 7>i. ^\f^^T or ^T m. 
 
 3 clause, item, point. ^FITT n. ^^F^/. W^f. iTT«JH/. IT'PT'T ?Z. 
 Article by a. +rfH'^TT. 
 
 4 condition, term. ^FFET m. ^%fT w. ^TTT/.J^rw. 
 5 — in botany, ^pf^ «. q"r n. ?tf*T »«• T=f «. 
 
 To be in the article of death. »f;§T JT^T w. 5f%-JT^,fT;?i 
 
 Articles of war. rl'i^pft JPT^^ w. ^Z. 
 To Article, v. a. draiv tip in articles. W■^^^f. ^.X^. 
 
 2 hindly articles. -t.<K?lT'^T^ 5Tf^T^-nn^-&c. ^^^j- 
 
 Aeticular, a. belonging, (Jy. ^ /7(e joints. ^srHfT, T^f^isivft. 
 
 Articulate, «. Articulated,^, v. V. I. Jointed, c^c. ^fftr- 
 
 2 (//«/;•«(■/;— speech. WZ, ^r<P, s^^, ^^liTH, ?f 7, sff^S 
 
 or oE, fSf JT?5 or oE. 
 
 3 — of speaker, ^pp f^'T'^r, '3^1f'rT"'ft'^T, ^^qipf, ?^^T- 
 
 To Articulate, v. a.Join hones or parts, ^fq" »».-?i'tT/.-?Tf- 
 
 2 ?«)!);«• words, V. To Peokounce. ^T^"Jt, 3^TT"^, ^7"?!- 
 
 Articulately, adv. v. A. 3. ^^, sir^^ ?"T"gNK1^^^, fp^- 
 Aeticulateness, «. T. A. 1. ^ftf^f^jiT n. ?lf<iff^?T"??fT/. 
 ?fttTF5^T<nT in. 
 
 2 ^r-Ft/. ¥vmf. 5?TTf;?rr/. ^^?;f=r «. 
 Articulation, n. — in anatomy, v. Joint. ^"^55 /. ^i^f. 
 
 ?rfqT m. ^fif m. 'tf^ »». =^oET m. ^ofT «». 
 2— in botany, knot. Jpfl «. ST n. ^^ n. r^ n. 
 Portion included between two a.s^^ «. S^w. «pt5 ?!. 
 
 3 V. Pronunciation. vJ^K »». 
 Aetifice, b. tricJc, stratagem. ^»p^/. "P?/. SR^TOT/. 5T7 w. 
 
 «7^3/ ^?r5T «. ^^ M. ^/. f^ m. 
 
 Artifices, arts, tricks, stratagems, idles, finesse, chica- 
 nery, tf^q-% m. pi. ^J^5H^ m. /iZ. M^qr-q or ^r^'^ m. pi. 
 
 ^Z. =^w.r^^Kf. ^^T^J^T »».^Z. :F?r^/. ^ n. ^^4HI h. 
 I^q^ «!./>/. TSTT^ M. 1T^ ». TTgTrft/. i'op. HFITO^ft 
 /• 'flWTTrr n. =^Z^ n. 
 Aetificee, n. artisan, artist. JFtR^ »»• ^T^ W. f^Tr'ft m. 
 
 Aetificial, a. made ly art, not natural. ?;f%f»T, ?jf%nft, 
 
 %?r^, ^^T, ^Rwt^T, ?;frr^?^, ?jf?Tf%s;, f^rfH|%, 
 2 fictitious, V. False, ^^tct, +q?,MI, ?rf^, Sf^^^,
 
 ASC 63 
 
 3 not of spontaneous gron-th. ^TRoft^T. [^f5#. 
 
 Aetificially, adv. v. A. 1. ^P'TJft^, ^ifff^, 5^^^, H^"^- 
 Aetilleet, n. ordnance. <Tr9>?TTHT »>■ JTrPT/i'^. 
 
 2 weapons — gener. ^T^ n. pL ^rTTT n. pi. 
 
 3 bodi/ of artiUei-y men. ^"F^T'^T^^^ ^"t^ m. pi. m^- 
 
 AEIILLERT-jrAN, «. ^rJT'ffl' m. ifl^^'^ «• 
 
 Aetisj>-, See Aetii'icee. 
 
 Aetist, n. skilful workman. :KTf':'TT m. W.V^ I'l- T.J^ m. 
 2 professor of the fine arts. f^T^ff m. fil^T^TT^ m. f^TrT- 
 
 Aetistic, Aetistioal. a. ^FTTTflft'^ir, f^^T^fT^THr, IJift- 
 
 Aetistic ALLY, ado. t. A. +KinHl%, f^T?<T^Tg^f^, ftl?q:=stT- 
 Aetless, a. guileless. T. Simple. f^^W^Z., aif^RJ, fH^^- 
 
 BfK, 3T^f^, ^EsiiT^, aTHpsft, armf^^, armq-, '^tost, 
 
 2 framed witliout art. ?tT'4T, m'-^R"^, ^K^ or 55, -HT^riT. 
 Aetlessly, adi'. V. A. 1. f^E^j^i^TTorr^, 1^5??f%fJTq-niT^, HT^- 
 
 Aktlessness, n. v. A. 1. ^T^f^JT n. f^w.'^Z^^T m.. f^^f=S(- 
 JTT'JTT m.. fp^^^J^7:^ n. ^^]^J f. HTSIT^T^ n>. HT^q-OTT ?». 
 
 ^'r^'TR'r'4 m. ?r^>TR »». 
 
 2 ^£r<TnTT m. ^fT^T^T >». HI^TtnT ?«• &C. 
 As, conj. :3TOT (correl. with fWr), T'-^IT ( correl. ■withrT'Tr), 
 ^^5ff (correl. witlirTq'T). ^-^-^ (correl. •withjfr-cft-'^). 
 
 As if. 3TW. 
 
 As ifc were. ^^ 
 
 As, all one as. ?T^?=5. 
 
 2 ni i/ic instant that. ^T (^T, ^, ^ »«/«•), ^^T (fTHT, 
 
 3 liJcc as. yK^^l, sf^ (iu comp. as f ?1^h;^, ^TTOT^ij;, "^rTg;- 
 
 4 lohde, during, ^f (correl. witli ?r^),5qrT^^ 
 (correl. with rqT%%H). The sense is best rendered by 
 the use of the present participle as. He trembled as 
 he spoke fit ^T?^?rf?fT or ^^ 3T^?Tf W.VWA, 
 
 As for, as to. f^'^r'Tt. 
 As jet. 3T^?r, 3T?TTT. 
 As well, ft^f ^f, ^^X 
 
 ASAF(ETIDA, See ASSAF(ETIBA. 
 
 yo Ascend, v. n. v. To Eise. ^Sot, S'S^, J^T w.-T?^iT?r«.- 
 arrf^ m.-3TTTt^"iI w- ^R^ oHf/ u-ii7i in. eon. ^r^. 
 2— a heavenly body, v. To Eise. gTl^r'Tf, ^^q- »«. qr^irf, 
 3^ m. ^ y. 0/ 0. 3fff?T-'3'?T?r-&c. ^ii. [^.l^. 
 
 To Ascend, v. a. climh. ^^^ with m.^ 3TRt^ w.-3TTrr^'Jr n. 
 
 2VSCENDABLE, a. V. V. A. ^^r^TT-^sTT-^jfrnr- ^Tn?rT-&c. grift^- 
 
 oftT, 3TRt^1I'Tt"T. 
 Ascendant, n. — in astrology. ^^ n. 
 
 2 ascendaneg, v. Supekioeity. OTT^ST m. TJTZ^"^ m. 
 
 ^^ n. 5#Er n. mx m. 
 Ascendant, a. — in astrology, ^f^, T^TfT, 
 
 ASH 
 
 2 predominant, v. Supeeioe. ^^^'T, etT^?', ^3^51^^, 
 Ascendancy, n. predominanee. v. Supeeiqeity. jq^ ?«. ii^- 
 
 ^ ?«. V. =ETJ, 'Tr=arT/. =qs wj. \\^ m. ^■\^^^ n. ^V'^T^ «. 
 Ascension, Ascending, Ascf.nt, n. v. V. N. l.~aef. =q?3T 
 
 2— act. ^J^^^ n. &c, :=r^ m. 
 
 Ascensional diflcreuce =q"^ h. ^^5m. wy^^n- 'efF'^". 
 The sine of a. d. =a,r^f^\f. 
 Ascent, n. See Ascension. 
 
 2 aedivitg, rise of ground. "^Zm. ^?tT f, 
 A. and descent. =5f?'3'rIR m. =5fSiT3'fT^'JI /. [t/. 
 
 3 an a. «« acclivifg, =^50l/. ^^/. ==[^7^ ?«. ^soff/. 51- 
 Steep a. g'^fr'S^ot m. 
 
 To AscEETAiN, V. a. make sure or certain. STT^fT /.-sm'J'T^ 
 /. ^RW g. of 0. f^^q' m.-fq-'jf^OT.-fH'JI'T^ «.-f%'=fR »?!.-'pT- 
 (ifk'Jr w.-aT'T'-ifRir w.-f^CfJT «.-1%^<TtT«.-^f5Tfft /• ^- 
 
 rr-&c. EfR^, fnq'Rof. 
 
 Asoeetainaele, a. V. V. f^'tTR-&c. ^TTTT-^^T-^FTrn'-^riT- 
 
 &c. ■pT'^f^q^, fH':TR'jftq-,f?rqfT<n'TT''T,3T5ri:TPT, 3Tr5r':TRiftq'. 
 
 ASCEETAINED, ^. V. V. f^^ %?5F5T-51R^T, f^offFr, ^<1TT, 
 
 ^rf^cf, 1%«^i^H, ai^rtrrftrT, rr^^^p, fi\^^^. 
 
 AsCEETAINMENT, «. V. V. — act. pTqf^-&C. ^fiTof H. ^qi'grl /. 
 
 ?ft!:T »i. fHiI^ in. ^^^^ n. pT=iqq 5m. fS^qf^ «». fH^TR^ 
 «. aTT^T'^TT'T n. f^^^^ n. f^^^ 7«. fH€T"T n. 'J^ m. 3T- 
 
 Ascetic, «. owe ivJio practices austeritgylfTT^ m, ?f;^^ ?;?. 
 ?fWt i'o/'. ^Pft '«■ iflWlMl pop. jfreKt «»• ( of this class 
 some orders are aTRc^, S^RPT, ^JTTiTJT or ^T'CTT or ^, fqft, 
 ?rT^T<fr, 'Tft, 51^, TTTfr, 'TRrft, ^,) ff<ft »»• HT^t w. 
 
 ?TT7^»». rnWt»«.'»Rfn^'«. gfH w. ar^nTOT. 5p=RRqRft?«. 
 
 Epjf^jrqTf^sfJ m. W^^iNR?^Fft »». ( iVoie. Female a.^TT- 
 'ft'T, 'fRncft'T, ^>?i'n"l, &c. ) 
 
 A marrying a. ^#ift vi. ^^J^f\ m. [HHTfq mf. 
 
 Self-immolation of an a. by drowning or burning. 
 Smoke-fire of fin a. gixft or grff /. f^ft/- 
 Ascetic, a. fJR?P, ritftf^^, ^TRTRlfp. 
 Asceticism, n. t. Austeeity. HT^^T /. n^^^T //qfTT'Tw. 
 Ascites, n. v. Deopsy.. e^ n. ^^\^ n. m. 
 AsciTiTious, a. not inherent. TT^^ ^5%?5T, ^f^ft^^r, arpt- 
 
 A. name. ^i^T^ n. [a^RT'^'ir. 
 
 AscEIBABLE, a. V. V. ^^RTTT-'^T-^^TRfTT-^FTT-ifcc. STRtwtq, 
 To AsCEiBE, V. a. attrilute, impute, assign. 5^, ?IRW, m- 
 BDT, STRTT'Jf, 3TtTT=R ^TTrl'ii', 3TRt? >«.-3TRFroT «.• &c. ^- 
 JTjf g. of 0. Note. The sense of this word ( to refer as 
 to a cause) is best rendered thus.— I ascribe his po- 
 verty to his laziness: fqp^r nfTift^ =FR^ f^TT^r aTToE^ 
 3Tf^ 3# ift iTRmt-'^irf?t-&c. [ ^rpTH. 
 
 AscEiBED,^. T. V. %=r^?rr, strVth?!!, 3tr^t %%ot &c. stt- 
 
 AscEiFTiON, «. V. V. — act. aTRTT'^ «. BRoT n. &c, 3TRN w. 
 Ash ?j. ^'P ^^rs^TTf .
 
 ASK 
 
 U 
 
 ASP 
 
 2 'inn irrsr^ ^rff »>. 
 
 To bo u. ?irJT<ff, ;Tr»roi, W'?TT5:>jf, OTjT/. ^i^^ ?«. co??. 
 
 A>niMKUI.Y,(i'/i'. bns/ifiilli/. cTTf^T^mifr 0'- ^, ifflT^ ?^ 
 
 fn^H, JTTS fTpfr ^'iTT, S'fN ^FP ':TC=T, ^T# "Tr|^, JTH- 
 
 AiHLs.n. ^h'/ mr/. K^rf. trtt^/. >t?h k. jrfr/^TRwj. 
 
 A. as lic-apcd or strewed. ^PfrfT/TTTJSTwi. ^^^rjT?«. 
 A. of a body burut on a pyre. f^nrH^T n. 
 A. for smearing the body. f^»jf?T jw^». f^jHrf /. 
 
 Hot a. 5»rr or grfi^ 7m. 5^ of ^tftt »«. 
 
 Of the color of a. M*:Hi'\ j'^p- T^t^T, T^^T^, ^T^. 
 
 Place bestrewed with a. ^^mm'^* w. TT^TTSHS^ ». 
 
 Kcducing to a. H^M1+|U1 n. 
 
 Eubbing a. by way of ablution. ■jt^K^STR ». 
 
 Eeduced to a. T^J^t^^T, TWtH^T. 
 
 To a. (rediiccd, burned,) ^r^,V?»nTr?I^ (^^ STO- 
 ffT &c. ), 51T ( ^T^rn" &C. ), q^, ^. 
 
 To become a. T^TTirf. 
 AsnottE, adv. f^nn^'TTH, f^PTT-^RT, rrft^, ?T^5f7, ^^k^, 
 Asnr, o. «iai/e 0/ a. rr^'STT, 'TT'i'T, H^KT^r, HRJT^. 
 
 2 JiA-e o. jJa^e. MtHi'ft, T^^f, T^H^ot^P. 
 
 3 dry and loose like a. — soil, &c. TT#5T or rmjjj. 
 A3IA5, Asiatic, a. 3TTf^NK--Jil'-il, aTTf^1Trajf?T^r, &c. 
 Aside, adv. apart. ({*|+1 or sf^, ^%5rr3T^, ^pl^isre, "R- 
 
 !F, 3HIJHK I, 'JTTiqT^, 3TTI^?fr?r, aiFsV 
 To move a. fi^ot. 
 To set a. ^^>^, ^m^'-^ijf. 
 To turn a. deviate, f^=^^m.| i%'<T^, TTS^ «. gf^t 
 <Tfor ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 — in the drama. ^TlfflH^. 
 AsLviXE, a. 'IlS^h-ll, T^^'cft, TRT'TOii'ifr. 
 To Ask, I', a. inquire, question, interro'jate. 'T^'Jf, ftf^nTjf 
 %^.^., ITV n.-?=J!JT /.-^RT^ m.-&c. ^FTiit." 
 
 2 fey, request. HT^, ^TP^, 3T'4^, f^RfH' /.-TT^^t n.- 
 
 *\\-A^y f.-^-ti^ J.-&C. ^or y. f/ 0. [;i. ^mnf . 
 
 3 aslfor, claim, demaiiJ, reqv.ire. HFTof, ^fpiijf^ o;- ITW 
 
 4 about, for. J^of , f^i -h Kot, ^Rt jjti /--f^^^f I^"J^ /. ^RiJf, 
 ^:^ n.-^THTJI M.-TT^/.-'JTTSq'OT/.-^l/.-^^ )«.-&c. W-K- 
 'JT-TT'JIry. 0/0. 
 
 5 T. To Iktite. ^RT^ot or ^T^q^ot, iii^uj^ ar^pprf. 
 AiKED.;?. T. V. 1. 71?%;^ &e. ^. 
 
 2 miTpr%^ &c. itii^^, I'Tf'i^T, 's\f>Ji^_ 
 5 4irji4f?5f^T &c. 'iTmF=ifH, ^^^■:^^t . 
 
 ASEEE, n. T. y. 1. J^DTTTT, &c. JJ^IT, T^U^, ^'V. 
 Askew, Askaixt, Aseaxce, Aslant, adv. ohliquely. ^\^. 
 TlTT, ^liJ^ dr, JFTT^T, *M<r1l, ^HT?IT, ^F^TrTT, ^PPPTFTT, ^- 
 
 ?nT, ri<^*, rH<-+.^, 3Tr5?rT, ^f^r. 
 
 To look at a. ^"Htt Stw^ qj^, ^^^ StwTR TT- 
 
 Asleep, a. or «</i'. gT^?f, f^frf, ^frfl, #? ?!:m%?=rT, f^f^H, ^- 
 
 f^, ^Ti^, gfT, 3TT?Tf^^, smri^^, fH^npf, i^strfH^, 
 
 Tiist a. Sound a. g^^, ST^. 
 Half a. f^^^T^TT. 
 To fall a. #q"/. Frm"^ /«. co«. 
 Aslope, «^t). u-ith dcdivily. v. Obliqitelt. jpHTffT, ^Fm^^Tf, 
 
 Asr, M. t^^ ;::^T^ ^3TFrt=q-T f^^TTfT ^'T 3TT|. 
 
 AsPABAGUS, n. a. racemosus. X[r\'\^ pop. ^TrlT^^/. fijTftr^r- 
 
 Aspect, n. look, scmllance, seeming. a^FFR m. ^,T n. ffr^ ot. 
 
 2 /ooA', «»', V. Couktekance. %^ »«. g^fr/. H^T ?;. ^T^Hw. 
 
 3 vieiv facing, position, fi"^ ?». rl^T «. 5?^ ?». <?r5 n. 3T- 
 
 4 ("of a planet. ) ^f;/. ^^ir/. 
 Aspeeity.Aspeegus. See Eocguness, Haeshkess, Eough, 
 To Aspeese, t). a. defame,traduce, slander, cahtmniate. +, I ■Wott/. 
 
 rfHui,#r^ feT55/. ^nBOT-Tssrof, frt? M.-fprrs or ^- 
 
 rrxT n.-'i^Az or srraf?: «. q-of-^f^nr-r^Dt, f^frf^ «. 3^ 
 -%^, ^^T^/.-^Tcfl'/- ^IFT-^m'^-^'^r //• of 0. giTR ".- 
 
 ?Tr^iT?r/. ^^-^^iJt, ^"PTT?r or ^"pr^^rr/. ^of-armw, f%- 
 
 ^^ n. rtl«)W, ?Fr5^ ?«. rtMui', 3TT^/. ?«. ^T?=S0f-q-Dt,%5rr5 «. 
 ^ot-quf icitJi ciT 0/ 0. f^'Ertft/.-ff%^/.-f^f%JT/. :R- 
 ffj- 17. 0/0. ^T^^/.-J^T^t/.JR% fZf. ^mg.ofo.SJ- 
 ^^f. ^S^-q^-5PT% 3TfH?f ^^ «.-3i:pT?TrT m.-:s{H^J^ nu 
 
 ERijr y. ofo. 
 AsPEESED,25. V. V. 3TT^ 3Tr?5?;r-^Fr%?JT &c. &c. ^Fjif^, ^- 
 
 AsPEKSEE, n. V. V. ^Kfi5ff ^^rm^K]^ 'flT^; q-irTrr-itc. arr^^T- 
 
 ?qT, 5^I?5?rR or ^iT7:ft^rT, ^i=!; or ?^, ^if^T^TT,^^?^^- 
 
 ?n-oft, f^ft or 5iTT, 5lF5t?:^"TT or 5rr?i?^"R, qR^ or ^iTT, 
 
 iT5;T|, aTTT^^fR, 3'PRiT', '4mtit, ^m^^tat or 5t, ^^T^#r, 
 
 J^To5 or f^R, ^^STTS^R, ^f%^,, ^^^i ^^TfCfT or ^qr 
 
 or oft, 3Tf>T^T^, Sf'T^rr^. 
 AsPEEsioN, n. V. V. — act. g'FH ^of «. ^TFft ^T^ «. STR 
 
 qR^ n. &c. ^?:Toiqfft /. f^TT^ /. ^^^\^m. arfT^f^^ «. 
 
 fspfjiTTT n. qf?5sr?^T «J. [ItTtT «. 
 
 I. an a. t. Slanbee. fffeTr?r/. gWT". ^^Az n. 3TT5J/. fT- 
 Aspieant, w. o?z(? w/^o desires eagerly. T^ ( in comp. as y\7[- 
 
 =^f , ^ffHr^f ,) ^T'qf (in comp. feT^T'4"f, f^?TT'4f &C.) ^^^^TK. 
 2b AspiEATE, ». a. JT^sinJTR 3'^R'jf, ^^^^1^=5^ -T^Kwi. ^- 
 
 AspiSATE, a. Aspieated, /). V. V. iT^sfT'Jr, 'TfTJITWr^T, T^- 
 
 AsriEATio>', n. v. A^.(To Aspieate,)— «e;. T^JTTirRT^WK 
 ^.l^ n. -^^WV^wn n. H^|ij|un^TT ♦«. [^^T/. 
 
 V. V. (To AspiEE,)rtH</DESiEE,— arf. 3TT5TT/. 3ira/. fTT- 
 2— cri-. ^JT »n. \\^f. V, VTT, iTf?5fT^r?TT/. ^T^^f^fR?^!/. 
 
 To AspiEE, V. n. pant or Ireathe after, v. To Desiee. aTWT/".- 
 arra/.-T^^/.-^fEr/.-rflri'HI /.-&e. tr^crf, 3Tr5TN>if. 
 2 ai'wsi so9iicihing elevated. ^^^hf.-^TiUlf9.f. q^'Jf,^-
 
 ASS t 
 
 AsPiEER, n. Aspiring,/!. «. v. V. 1. ««(/ Desirous, f'^^q'- 
 
 2 and Ambitious, ^t-q^^fj, f ^?rjR or ^l-HiK,^f?5rm?Ht, 
 
 AsQUAT, rt(/t'. /'« a squall iii'j posture. 3"=J>f , ^'^FS'TT. 
 Asquint, aJo. lo the corner of the eye. ^rSr,f?R%, frr^S,frfT^, 
 
 qjFTT steTR, ^f^i-qr fiwTT^. 
 
 Ass, ». — neuter. Tj-Jtr,— male. nT^?^, T^TT, n^>T pop. >T?|tr, 
 ^, ^^^pfJijf,— female, irra'sr, ny^, nT^^'JT, n^Hl, ?T?T*fr. 
 — in contempt, TM'?! w«. 
 
 Wild a. ifk^trr m. 
 
 2 (/oZi, ^c. V. Fool, rrr^^ ?«. itjt we. J1K--INI PJ^ «?. TT^- 
 
 AssAF(ETiDA, n. — plant, f^TT^ ^TTS w. f^J '"• — g^im or ooze, 
 fin in. fl'T m. rlnPHqffr «i. — in contempt, f|Tr5r ?«.— in 
 cant, covert, &e. phraseology, ^^ ot. 
 A. water. f|T<r"Jft n. 
 
 Bump supervening (upon a wound or sore) tlirouglr 
 the eating of a. ffn?^ n. f|n^ n. 
 Fine, bright a. I^Jii^T m. 
 To Assail, Assault, &c. See To Attack, &c. 
 Assassin, n. y. V. HlT^ft, ^^^^ tthtTRT, +H'if^?r^, JH'^T?^. 
 To Assassinate, v. a. murder hy treachery or sudden violence. 
 
 ^^^ JTm-^JT m. ^^-^m m. ^^.,■^^■^]-^■[^-=^\Tf^^^- 
 
 Assassination, t. V. — act. ^^'mm TTT'^ n.&.c. 
 
 Assault, n. v. Attack, qjr^r »». v. ^?5, T5, '^^ «. "^^^if. 
 
 A. and battery, ^qj^^ »• 
 To Assault, See To Attack. 
 Assay, Assatinq, n. t. V. A. 1. — act.^x!{^^n. &c. "Tft?^r/. 
 
 2— act. W.^^ n. ^^ TTfot n. ^^^^^^\f. ^K^f. 
 To Assat, v. a. make experiment of. v. To TRT.qft?T'jf, Tft- 
 
 ?Tr/.-'Tfl?7':r «.-qn:^/.-&c. ^^-irot-Trfjf y. of o. 
 
 2 ( metals, &c. ) q;^, ^T^ "n^, ^?r ??«. qr^iif y. o/o. 
 To Assay, v. n. endeavor, v. To Tet. q??f ??j.-srqT^ ??j. ;??^af. 
 Assayeh, n. V. V. A. 1. Tfti^fJrRT, Tft^'^, ^T^^-"T^?TT ^^ 
 
 Assemblage, w. collection, y. Heap. ^\m}in. ^fK\^m.v;^T^Jm. 
 
 W^W^ in. ?f=^ m. xjq- »j. ^mi^k ?«. ^^ »». J"^ ?'?. ^- 
 
 ^f- FT^rq' ?«. W^T OT. Ki^ M. 
 
 2 assemlled state. vTiT^TqT »«. <^^=r^TT »»• ^THf^FRSf n. 
 
 ^fW^^^Tf. ^HI^Kdl/. 
 2V Assemble, «. a. v. To G-athee. ^JTT ^Tof, 'TToST ^T'Jf. 
 
 2 convoke, convene. f^Tot^it, ^Tf^"^, (J-^5l-(^-7;if?: q;?;5t, (t. 
 
 To Assemble v. n. r. To Gather. fHst'it, ^JHTot, (^^^J'jf , 3t- 
 
 m ffw, ^^, ^3^. 
 AssEMBLEi),_p. V. V. A. i.^;T^r%^OT,nT55i %i^r7r,^g1^^, ^^?T. 
 
 2 f^Tot^rin", vHHN^r=5r, &C. 
 
 ASS 
 
 Y. V. N. fJlclpj^, ^dH^?5T, &c. 
 Assembling, Assembly, ?j. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^K! ^l^ n. 
 
 ifloET ^TiJf «• ^t^ »!. ?fKT^R ^^^. ^'^^^ n. 
 
 2 fTTofqr<Jr «. ^♦if'^'Ji «. 
 
 Y. V. N. I.— act. fJToSDT «. 'im^ W. ^JTT fm «. &c. 
 I. lody assemlled; meeting, company, congregation, congress, 
 convention, .vjnod, convocation. ^HT /. ^TS^ or ^ f. 
 'kz'^f. ^W^ m. WW^f- iroIT in. JT^l^^r/JT^T^fl-/. 3T- 
 
 tj-^H m. 
 
 A line or row of (learned Brahmans) in an a. Tft /. 
 
 Dismissal of an a. ^Hlf^?!^^ n. 
 
 Full v^.full meeting, session, ^'c. JqTTT^rc^/. 
 
 Member of an. a. or council. ^^TRT^ m. ^^^>f■^ m. ?f^t^ 
 on. HTHTf^^ in. 
 
 Person present in an a. ^I^Hl^H^r?^^. 
 Assembly-room, n. ^KmT^X n. ^ht/. armiST m. ?THTn^«. 
 
 ?rTT?'*TT^ n. ^TmST n. 
 Assent, Assenting, n. v. V. — act. HT'T ^l^ n. &c. fv^^- 
 T m. ^FPK m. ?^iT «>. arg'TrTw. argnfcT / ^rJ^Hrr «. ^f^- 
 
 To Assent, «;. n. acquiesce in, \. To Agree. TT'T ^':^, ^- 
 fff ^^-ftot, 3TgiT?r-?f'^iTrr-&c. ^t^, ^^^ m.-frwf^ in.- 
 ^VpfrT «.-^J^frr/.-&c. ^of. 
 
 To Assert, v. a. v. To Affirm. ^N^cTTtift-^sftTqTjff-fvrfj)^^- 
 'T^^pT'i^'T5^-srfHfTRcf%-&c. ^T?J^-i:f'Jnif-&e. 
 
 2 maintain, vindicate. iTm^af, TOi^f, ^*rr3I^, TT^^, ^- 
 ?70T ?z. ^^^y. o/o. ^ifPT'Jr, F<TrT?T «.-r4r^==TT / ^T^ y. o/ 
 
 0. f%qf| «f. ^PT'Jt y. o/ 0. ^>TR »». ^^ y- of 0. 
 
 3 ( a system of doctrines, &c. ) TTTT^=T«.-3^rri%/.-iT- 
 
 Hrrr^q- «.-r«TN^ m.-&c. Ef;?:of y. o/ o.\.mi m.-^^ m. ^- 
 ^-^PT'Jr-^'jf y. o/ 0. 
 Assertion, «. piositive declaration. ^'^^ n. srfrTfTr/. sff^ffir- 
 
 2 position advanced. STfrffTT/. "T^ '«• ^T?r «• 
 To Assess, «;. a. set a ta.v, v. To Tax. qft/.-^«!.-^^^^- 
 
 wr ».-5raT«j.-&c. <PTo5^, siH^i'^, 5i+>4i'n-&c. 9n^CTf\/.- q-- 
 
 2 set a value in order to tax. -^iwA^ f ■-&(:. ^^-ZT^^- 
 3^.v, settle ( damages ) 5';f%3T, 5^^ m.-^^xH f.-f^H 
 m.- &c. spTot y. of 0. 
 Assess, Assessment, n. v. V. l.—act. qft ^^^^ n. 
 2 v^HN<t/. 
 
 1. Slim assessed, y. Tax. Tft/- 
 Eeduced or low a. TM^J^ m. spr^r m. 
 
 Assessor, n. y. Y. I. qft-&e. sf^nromT-qr^'JrnT, 
 
 I. assistant judge, counsellor, Sfc. ?f^»TT^ »«• ^^tilO m. 
 
 ^^^ OT. [f^ m. 
 
 Assets, n. effects. V^f. ^^TT^^/. ^t[ f. %^T ?». ^^^ m. 
 To Asseverate, v. a. affirm solemnly. ^tf^TrfT n, ^"jf, ?ff^- 
 
 S-gener. See To ArfiKM,
 
 ASS 
 
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 ASS 
 
 AssEviRATios, n. solann affirmation. V^r^ln. Sfq-?^^ «. 
 AssiDViTT, AssiDVOCSKESs, rt. V. A. armf^/. ^W^/. 3T- 
 
 3<ftT "». 5<4l<iM m. 
 AitiDvofs, a. V. Diligent, ^tth^p, ^?T^, J?!^, 7?Tnft, ^- 
 
 AssiDvorsLT, <T./i-. V. A. STT^HPt^, s^WTT^, Ac. s^T^TTW, 
 
 AssiO', «. H<HfMI< »". 
 
 To .\.Bsioy,l;.a.nppoinf,apporii(m, v. To Allot. sftJ^ 
 
 ^, fsTTTm^-f^PTPff ^-a:T^, %^, ^ ^"^i ?^?5^. 
 
 2 designate, appropriate v. To API•OI^•I. 'ft^>Jf,^'l^HT/.- 
 
 :i aUeje, show, T. To ADDUCE. ^\^^., ^nFt, TT^sf'Jf, ^T- 
 ff^'^ n. sPT^ y. o/o. ^^-'MI'H on. JR% y. "/o. ^ 
 4 mal-e over, v. To TbaXsfeu. J^fefR ^of , ^"tw,gT^ sijf . 
 AssiONABLE, a. v.Y. 1. ?t?^Tm-fTHTnT?f-&c. qT^-^-^Tf- 
 
 HTTWT-.tc. %TR?TT^-^-^mr-^TT^T-'Sc. 
 
 IH 
 
 4 (f'T^'TTO) ^r^ :?7Tr!TT-:;frnT-&c. BiHI'MM'l'Tr-&C. 
 AssiOXATiOX, H. appointment leticeen lovers, ^^m. Z^^m. 
 
 Female making a. -flfHyiP+l. 
 
 Place of a. ^%^y'<^R ". ^%^ m. [f^rft^T- 
 
 Assigned, ;>.v.Y.l. Jft^rm f^.?f^, HH^T ^?|^, &c. ^^nffT, 
 
 o ^tr'H-^.-'J, ^l^i-^-il, <S:e. 
 
 Assignee, n. d^irfl »i. ST^jTfTlft »»• ^^f^K '». ^ni^rJ ?». i^- 
 AssioxMENT, Ji. V. y. 1. — act. ^JH.-jJH S"^ M. ^Jpr ^iff «. &e. 
 An a. or order on the revenues. sfTFf/. cT^^ m. 
 Person who has an a. tTPf^TT c. [fH"S^T m. 
 
 2— act. 'fhrrf n. &c. ^jt^m/- f^f^'ftT m. 1^fJT<ft^=T «. 
 8 — act. j^T^iir n. ^tn'^f n. &c. 
 
 4 — dfi. ^rr't «. ^TN^ ^ ?!. 
 
 To Assimilate, v. a. bring to a likeness. ^kW-F^^T-^JT-^T- 
 
 m-nfT--sT5nTjr- &c. 5FT^,^n^3^ w.-arrgnxnT «.- &c. ^lii 
 
 g. oj 0. recip. 
 
 2 convert into a like gvhstanre. ^^\ ^.T^^-^jJ^^ ^^ ^. 
 
 <T n. ^FTur, f^TT^ »i. ;ptOT, f^TT^, f^?lT JRot. 
 T3 Assimilate, f. «. come io a likeness. mvt^f^-^V-^^nvj. 
 
 Ac. ^TW-^I *H ^3iM. 
 
 2 if converted into a like suhstance. arfft or artnra' ?5T- 
 
 n^T, -iHl«i, r>1^un+< T5^, 'I'spft TS't. [^TT^?!?. 
 
 Assimilated, p. t. V. 1. ^irw-^V-argnoi- &c. %3?IT or 
 
 2 KTiifr J^m^TT or t^FT^riT, &C. 
 Assimilation, a. v. V. A. 1—act. ^TWT-&e. ^^ «. 
 
 2 3iMt ?7T^ «. &c. 
 
 V. v. N. 1.— mY. ^m^-&c. ^ J!. 
 
 2 3T^?r rtl'iuj n. &c. fVMI<F w. 
 Tf Assist, v. a. t. To Help. H5?/.-^JT^/..jT77iTTft/.-'T- 
 
 ^/•- ■H^+K »n.-&c, ST^-Jot, ^ OT. %ot. 
 
 2b Assist v. n. lend aid. ^^/..&c. W.^-^.i^^m. S^, ^- 
 
 Assistance, n. v. Help. T^/. fK^/. ^\\^ n. ^i^ ?!. j- 
 
 ^/- ^^7 >". 
 Assistant, n. J/cljjcr. aii.ciliarij. JT^ntt r. H^^^'Tfl' c. K5- 
 
 f^ wi. ^^ m. ^^^rfr- 
 
 2 V. Mate, spr^qr »". ^W^F^ >». ^^^ m. 
 Assize, n. court of Justice. ^^T^^^Jf. •■M\M\-A\ ^.^f. 3T- 
 
 2 measure of price, iceiglit, tj'c. f^T^ ?k. TT^T »«. ?^ ?«. 
 jTo Assize, «;. a.Ji.r price, rate, ^'c. f^T'ff w.-'TT^T m.-ZX in.- 
 
 vrm[f.-&c. S?T^tif-%H'Jf. 
 To Associate, v. a. v. To Unite, To Join, ^qtl »» -H^^ 
 
 OT.-&C. :p^CTf g..o/o. ^rf/.-^/.-^PT5/.-i=Jf^'^ orrlf^ar 
 
 To Associate, v. n. keep company. ^^ m.-^\>\r\ f.-^^\^'^m^• 
 ^t^rff/.-^r^siTO w.-^l^^4 w.-&e. JfTTiif, ^'^^. 
 
 Associate, a. Associated, p. v. V. A. ^itftrj %Sr^-&c. ?Tf- 
 IT1-&C. WFI%?n-, fli'I5t=^l, ^l^'ll, ?f5f5;, ?T%T, q^Tp, ^. 
 
 Associate, n. companion, mate, t. Fellow. ^T'4t »». ^f- 
 qrft »«. ?fiTrft »i. ^'^Wi. {^otc. female a. ^I'^rfjui, ^iTrff- 
 OT, &c. ) " [ "ft m. 
 
 2 — in business, <!!:c. t. Paktxeh. 3T^ff ?». T^ft ?«. ^Ff- 
 3— in crime, &c. v. AccOiiPLiCE. ^pifT »«. fir^^jft^ 
 
 Associatee, w. Associating, ^. «. y. T. A. ^qm-^'^«^-&c. 
 ^tTRr, ^ra ^^-^fiT5-&c. ^IrluiKl. 
 
 V. V. N. wj &c. ^fr?Tjrm, ?fhpft, TTTift, ^rq?ft^, ^T^fTsrr, 
 
 ^ift ( esp. in comp. as HTg^fifT, ^H^fr, ?f?7?r'fr,)^mt^. 
 Association, n. v. Y. A.— act. ^qn q^^of »i. &c. ?|q^ ?«. 
 
 2 «/a/e. ?rfin/. ^^/ ^^n >«. ?f^qr m. 
 
 V. Y. !>!.— state. ?fiT w. ^TiT «(. ST^T '». aT^'TT »». ^5RT- 
 
 qrn »!. ^riTRT m. ^T^ «. ^if^q- n. ^^^,^ n. 
 
 I. ore a. V. Company, Combination. Hl^ft/. f^IM «. ^7 
 
 Member of an a. TpjryvqrR" m. 
 To Assort, v. a. sort, separate info classes, v. To Classify. 
 
 ^r^f.-^rf\f.2>l.-&c. ^TR^, UT?^, ^JIZ, OT. sR^y. o/o. 
 
 ^tPT ^l^^^ ^f^rij qq-tq- w;.. pi. JpTut y. o/ o. 
 To Assort, v. n. agree, suit. frToTtif, '^TKof, ^oEijf, si?r"Jr. 
 
 Assoeted, p. V. Y. A. ijTJ%?=5T, 3R%;=ri=rr. 
 
 Assoetment, «. Y. Y. A. ^^ f. rJR^ n. ^nz^ n. UH n. 
 1. a numlcr of tilings assorted, (np ^TTrft^qr f^=>r^HT- 
 
 ^<^\ ^^mxt^^ m.-t=sr^ m. srm^TT f^^smt^-T^^ff^r- 
 
 &C. ^q^ «;,- ^^q- m. 
 To Assuage, v. a. allay,' alleviate, \. To Ease. ^^^FT ^RW, 
 
 2 appease, pacify, calm, y. To CoMPC^E. ^»TW, ?lf?f^^, 
 or <iin=(ui, ^I-*t?r ^F^, ^TrTRof o?- ?r'«TT^, ^^TTiTTsr^. 
 To Assuage, v. n. y. To Abate, ^^^r^, Mi ! «)Ji .
 
 AST 1 
 
 ASJ5IIAGEMENT, tl. V. V. A. 1. — act. ^?^^ ^K^ n. S^^TT »»• 
 :J^\^^^ n.— state. ^?nT m. ^nTTS^H «. ^^^TiT m. OT^Tffrf/. 
 
 ?r n. —state. ^Tff?r/. 5TT to. it^TIT »». 
 
 AssTiMABLE, o. V. V. A. 1. arrTOTrat j;qT^r-=5n'-^r'T?rT-&c. 
 
 3-=^;:5TqT-^-^FTrTT-&c. tTT'f, qitwt^. 
 
 To Assume, r. «. tnJie vpon one's self. 3TPT?'TI^5 ^^., 
 
 2 ial-e for granted, v. To Suppose. q-JTMr=rf=|5 ^"Jf-^^ 
 spTut, smiu| ^ TTf rrt HT^T^, ^frTof, f^T^spj; TT^'jf. 
 Ti; Assume, v. »t. le arrogant, v. To Pbesuhe. 5fl7^?r Sffcf^ 
 
 Assumed,/;, v. V. A. 1. 3TrT??TT^I ^^?JT, 3Tt>Pr^FR^^, &c. 
 
 2 If JTT0TT^ff5 %?rS5?n, 3TT^T'T, ^f?T?r, STTFlft^TTS^ffiT- 
 AssuMTNG,rt. arrogant, T. Peoud. iin€^, 3TpTfTT^t, 3Tr^-q%- 
 
 =50", f^^THjfr5fT. 
 Assumption, ». v. V. A. 1. — act. STFTrqTOS %iJf «. arnt^Jvir- 
 
 ijf «. &c. ^ft^ROT «. ST'ft^?^ n.~a. or s. atift^fHT m. 
 
 ^f^W^ m. 
 
 2— act. sfJTTOTi^T^jnr ^of «. &e. STrfPTltTT «». qJTT'Tfsr'sn'?;- 
 
 f^'-tK^iiffrR^i^^^ui «• ■Rr==rT«:TTW^ii »■ 
 
 I. po/?!f asstitned, v. Suppositiox. spTTWTcrt^pr TR^?ft- 
 ifre/. ^rT^T/. ^^ m. ^^OT?r «;. etc. HM|U|f^^Ko^frK- 
 
 ASSUEANCE, ASSUEING, «. V. V. 1. — act. ^HT^ ^^ «. HT" 
 
 ^m \^ 11. &c. 3T^>Tq^^ n. 
 
 Hand as stretclied fortli in a. aTT^^^ m. 
 Proclamation of a. 3T»T^^ m. 3T*nTflfl^ ?«. 
 Writ of a. 3T'T?T<T=5I n. 3THq%^ m. 
 
 I. V. Peomise, ;r^^ n. srffTfTT / »Tr^ o;- HR/. 
 
 II. <r?M< in self, v. Coxfide>'ce. gj^r/- 3"^^/. 3Hc^^lO 
 
 /. KfiT OT. ^ OT. 
 
 III. firm persuasion, t. Confidence. %T5T «J. f^T'^ir ot. 
 ^MI^Hl/. ^r?TT or <t/. f^OT/. ^''f\'^ m. 
 
 Perfect a. STTrf^ia^lrrft/. 
 
 IV. effrontery, v. Impudence. aTT^^^T/. ?ff5 ?J. 
 
 V. testimony of credit. f^^TT/. ^r?rft/- 
 
 III AssuEE, 1). a. 7rt«fe si«-e 0)' confident. ^?n:/.-^mft/.- 
 
 f^TOT »l.-f^?5 f^F^TRTT m.-^q- w.-tff m.-kc. "z^ .^i^'H^^^^ 
 «.-3T'»TT {l.-STT^TT^ M.-^rHT m. %nt, aTT^^ «. ^Rof. 
 
 2 ^nfl-^-ej^/'jjJorseo^n-efo. ^3r5ftrf-fSrf^7?j-^r^TTfqrf-&c. ^T"Jf. 
 
 3 See To Insuee. 
 
 Assueed,/;. t. V. 1. W^ 5rT%?M'-$^?Tr, ^fT^^rT ^OT-%- 
 55?5T,&c. n?r^T:p, f^TFT^i^P, ^^T^, TrfH^, nctt^TT, vTTcr- 
 
 Assueedly, adv. v. Ceetainlt, ^=5ft<T, f^^^, f^5i<W^^, 
 
 Assueedness, Sec Certaintt, Confidence, 
 Asterisk, n. f^f. =^^/. 
 
 [ AST 
 
 Asteeism, n. constellation. ?r^=JT »• 
 
 Table of asterisms in the moon's path. ^'t^^^Tr^Af, 
 
 2 cluster of stars. JT^TSft^r ^r^ m. ^^^^^ m. 
 AsTEiiyi, adv. at or towards tlie hinder ^«r<— of a ship &c, 
 
 f^aJnt^r, f^^^'T? or n?5q?fT%-&c. fqUTffe-KTnr^T^^^T. 
 AsTEEOiD, n. minor planet. S'T^^ m. ?5^^ m. 
 Asthma, VTP?/. ^JTT»». '♦TT^T «^. »^TT?fFRt^ »«• ^Rf'^TH 0/ 
 
 s^rra^RT m. 
 Asthmatic, a. trrrTf , «TTC^T, ^TN^, sir^fl', qjT^T'arTO^^. 
 
 2 pertaining to asthma. ^J^TT^r, &c. ^'^ff^'^^^T. 
 To Astonish, To Astound, v. a. amaxe, surprise, &c. =^^,' 
 
 5rrT^-^T5'/T!f-&c. ^F^, =5f^'T^/. ^^m-w^i^ g. of o. ^V 
 Epft/. g"?^^"^ 07- JT ^^jf y. of 0. f^t^iiH-i «. ^'i'Jt y. o/ 0, 
 aTr«T'Tm-&c.f?r^^-^^-&c. ^f^of. 
 
 Astonished, Astounded, p. v. V. =sr^=r?5?5r, &c. iT'^, '-^f^fT 
 or 5!TSgt?r, '<Tf%?T, ==rf%?r, ^?g, =5T^?^^, =^W, <n, ;Fpq^?f, 
 
 xisTONisniNG,/!. a. V. V. and WondeefuI'. '^"^^^PR^P, f^- 
 
 AsTONisHiNa, n. v. V. — act. '^^.^^ n. '^v^^^ n. &c. f^- 
 
 Astonishment, «. v. V. and Vondee. — stale. f^W^ m, 
 
 =^^->^f. ar^siT m. 3TT=i^ «. 
 Astraddle, Asteide, adv. ivith the legs across. ^^?Tofr, 
 
 AsTEAD, a. V. Staeex. rfRt=5TT, cTRrasj^lt. 
 
 AsTEAT, adv. ^rr^^^, ^TTS'J^, 'Ti^rT, n>^, CT5if?r,'3His<ni?r, 
 To go a. sff ^of , Trgrjs ». srf^l ts^ y. 0/ *. 
 
 To lead a. 5f^^T=r'rf. 
 To AsTEiCT, To AsTEiNGE, V. «. constrict, cause parts to 
 
 draw together. 3TRoE'?r, ^^f^T ^?R^. 
 ASTEINGENCT, M. V. A. HT?T^/. ^<iH'J|T »«. TN Or V^ m. 
 
 ^qj^ »»». HSR »M«. 
 AsTEINGENT, a. HT^, ^ft, 'PTRT, ^TRrrf^sfrT, 5^. 
 AsTEOLOGEB, w. astronomer. ^i\\fr\^ pop. \3?t^ft »». TOT^P. 
 
 2 or ASTEOMANCEE. IT^vJ^fFfft I>Op. ^JTT^ft »«. Jf*^ «'• 
 
 ^=# m. tpsiqwrr ^^ft »». ?T^=5T^5P, ?f?15R35T, T?^- 
 
 ASTEOLOGTCAL, a. X. N. ST^^rqifHWr^, glrfj^rfpTTT^, 
 
 vj-^ i fdq , ^rqr^TSRjsitft, H?7=Rv?y'TiT^f%^TRf«i^-'l%5ncpp. 
 
 ASTEOLOGICALLT, adv. ^'Sr^^\fi\H\^<^\^\r^\^.| &C. »^T\sTM\\ri- 
 ASTEOLOGT, n. ^fSi■~!■^\lr\^ 11. ilSTl^rtTl frl'H «, fri-J-^Tl PlT 11. 
 
 gTT^frr/. ?f^T5f<P?=5iTnRrf5r?Tr/. [?jt%ttt. 
 
 ASTEOKOMEE, 11. ^'M I fd 'ft i^O/i. ^^ift OT. <S'Mrt=iTll, ^JpTihR- 
 AsTEONOMICAL, «. 3=?f| fr|>H|-=(| , v?*?! frloi'ti'Hfcff-R'HH^, 'J^tfrPT, 
 
 JlfuidT^'in, 
 ASTEONOMICALLY, (rJi). v^fff.^Tr^nUTT^. 
 
 AsTEONOMT, "j^tf^rT «. 5'TTf?T?t?jT/. 3%frf:^TT^ «, ^Tc7 ?;/.
 
 58 
 
 ATT 
 
 Tlie astronomical piriocis called Xaraiia are, 51^, <mf'-=(, | 
 Tlif aitronomkal divisions called loya are, f^T'^-^T, sft- ; 
 
 f^, arr^Tsm?, wtp^t, 5itH^, ar^fn?, g^fwr, '^fMJ^, 
 
 Astute, a. shretcJ. tTT^'JTr, 'flig^5rfr,'iTfg;=55n^, ar^t^^JTM, frf . 
 AsTL-TELT, adv. V. A. ^TTfoI'MPir, "^^TTi^. 
 ASTUTE-VEiS, M. V. A. ^TI^^'niOT «. ^T^/. VjTff^ OT. 
 
 AscXDEB, adv. apart, v. SErAKAiELY. 3Tt5n, 3Tc7n?r, %T^, 
 
 To fall a. f75T "T5^, f ?:"Jif. 
 A3tLUlI,7^. refuge, shelter, retreat. ^SK\W^ pop. arreiTm. VTTT'»- 
 iTTTT m. inrw. JTTW^ «. J1T|t«. T^T^^JT «■ 5TT'iITin'=T«. 
 2 ( for the poor and helpless ) q-^^TT^/. q-JTm^T, ST^TT- 
 
 A.X,prep. ^ or in or ?rr o;- 1 ("«</(/«/ ^o ^7(e «0!(«;. qT#, ^- 
 
 For phrases of which it forms a part ( at first, at last, 
 at least, &c. Ac. ) see the word to which it is prefixed. 
 
 AiABAL, n. kind of kettle drum. ft«r?5r»t. 
 
 Ataeaxia, n. V. Quietism. 3T^T m. ^^ m. VJf^ f. 
 
 AiHEiSM, M. denial of the existence of god. ^\f^^:^^ n. 
 HlRrf+f n. ?TTl%Tq^ n. rnf^^cU/. aT^i-^T'^n^ m. snff- 
 
 »^m^ n. 3TJft»5n?TH »«. 
 Atheist, n. ?iTfe^ »i. 3THt>^^T^, 'Trf^fr+HdlHiJl'Jl. 
 Atheistical, a. JTrfWRrrpqi, -Hirw+Mrll j-Mlift, 5TTf%^PT- 
 
 Athibst, o. v. Thiestt. cTT^^. 
 
 Athlete, n. agonist, prize-contender, tcrestler.^ Sfc. ff^ri'Hr- 
 ^ ?«. TTI5 WJ. 3f^ w8. ctlP.mi^, He5%5T m. JTs^^S^p. «?. 
 Business Or skill of the paliilwau. "Tf^q'Fr^/. 
 Contests or feats of athletic. Tis^^ n. 5rs55ptST/. s^- 
 ?TTT m. 
 Training of athlctaj. d I c-tiM /. 
 Athletic, a. v. GriiXASTic. q |^rit)H|-m -, TTgE- ^Tt - j i f^ gpTW?, 
 
 2 roii«<, lusty, v. Steo^o. ^T^T, ^JTR^F, =PIT, ^F^T, 
 ATHWAKT,/J)-f]>. T. ACBOss. 31X5, aTTS^TT «. (/ecZ. 
 A-iilt, adv. inclining forward, js ^3?fT-5ff^rTT (J. <?Cf^ 
 Atlas, n. collection of maps. ^^'SS\=^\^ f.'h^,Ts^^]7^^ f. 
 Atmospheee, n. the air which encompasses the earth. giPFT- 
 
 V n. ^\^^'^ n. ^^!sr^ m. ir^r^ri^ or s, ». cfr^i^ar n. 
 
 ^T55rRT<T n. m44HrM<^ n. 
 Atmospuebic, Atmospheeical, a. v. N. ei i 'M^^^ i, sjf^- 
 
 Atom, ■«. indivisible particle. 3Tdi ot. q^pir tn. ^^ m. ^pur ot. 
 
 3^ »«. m ». 
 
 Atomic, Atomic al, a. consisting of atoms. M<*H;»|f?l l ^d , 
 
 H<Miu|<>,H, M<my|H'-<, M<»4iu|--n', arfrre^^-jr, ?5[?r"JT. ^ 
 
 Atomism, n. doctrine of atoms. <J<h|U[«(|(^ ot. ^^tt^ w. 
 AioaiST, n. holder of the aiomical ^hiloso^hy. ^ \H\ ^\^i\ ^ in. 
 
 To Atoke, v. n. make amends or satisfaction for a crime. 
 SfiTTf^tTrT n. Jp^TJT-qof , srrafMTT-&c. ^FCT-q^^ qi^^'if-f^- 
 
 I ^q'Jf-f^TT^^-f'TFrrT'Jif, wnr'1"i?jf?T/.-fd<'(H>H «.-&c. ;r^, 
 Aioxemekt, w. v. v.— erf. sTr^rfji^TT ^^.?r mrl'r'Jf n. friiHoj- 
 Ji. &c. STFTf^^TT M. qn!%<s^f?f/. TNfH^^^ n. 
 I. See Eecosciliation. 
 Atoxic, a. debilitated. trrj^ftoT. 
 j Atosy, n. debility. fcTTg^'^mr/. 
 Atop, aiu. on the top. srt, ^T^t- 
 1 Ateabilaeia>', Ateabilaeious, a. v. Melascholt. ^^^^ 
 
 Ateame>-tal, Ateame>-tol's, «. T. Black. fTTT^rOTT^rs::, 
 Ateocious, o. heinous, horrible, enormous, v. Wicked. 3T- 
 
 TFT^, iT^HIHkHq;,?T?T?rf, 3TrgT, rimfr, 'fTfT^TTt, qr 
 
 Ateociol'slt, adv. v. A. g^qoTR, q'RT'nr^, T^FTN^^^, 3T- 
 
 Ateociousuess, Ateocitt, k. v. a. qiTTOTr m. T^^T / 3T- 
 f?r^wr /. gu^FTT /. [Tr?f^«. 
 
 I. «r« atrocity, an enormity, &c. rr^<?FT,w. ^TT^JT n. iT^- 
 Ateopux, m. V. CoNsrjiPTioN. f^p^ /. fg-^cfr /. ftRsp^ifT /, 
 
 ^^mft f ^^rm m. ^xai n. 
 To Attach, v. a. seize by ivrii, Sfc. — goods, &c. ^HT ^T^t, 
 
 2 /.i- ones affections to. JT^ m-sftfrT f.-'^\ 7n.-&c. ^J^^ 
 
 3 ;>!^< /o, ««ne.r, ^c. v. To Add. ^r^tif, c5Rof, ?I%7 ?«.- 
 
 4/y. i^-*^, «i'ijZy.?^Rw,3TTftqTJf,3TrmOT.-3TRrq"'JT.'^^'TT^^ 
 Attached,;?, v. V. 1. ^H %%?^, ^^ KR^^^T-F^Tsf^ST, ^fT. 
 
 2 /oK(? o/, V. LoriXG, ^^, 3T^T?t, f^?7T, 37^1^, 'iTgrpfT, 
 ?^, ?7T, SIT, 3T5n?f, M<NU|, T7, <ffm^, ^^, ^?T^. 
 
 3 vmi%?^, ^frsf, 5^, ^^, ?f3?r, ^r^r^, ?55t, ?r£??T, ?f- 
 f|?r, 3Twft. 
 
 4 arrm^OT, armfqcr. 
 Attachment, n. v. V. A. 1. ^fft/. ?T^ /• 
 
 2 fondness, affection, v. Love. ^| ot. f^l/. ar^TPT »i. 
 
 argrfe/. argrffr/. arn^ftrR «. arraf^ /. ?mf^ /. 
 
 Aftectcd a. *rmiTllT ?». 
 2b Attack, v. a. assail, assault. ^5 ot.-^^TF /. =?>^ O'" "«tS'i - 
 
 5^ T5^ y. ©/ 0. ITTW, ^HT'jf with^X of o. i)# TSot, 
 3^ iOiY/t ETT, S'T^, ^f or fft^RT JJm'f. 
 
 To a. in front. ST^rrfT/. HK"Ji. 
 
 To a. insidionsly, darkly, &c. 'JH'--flrir w.-'JHHH! or 
 JpTTTT m.-H+HKI m.-&c. ^PTW. 
 
 To make an a. upon. ^rfT/. ^FT^. 
 
 To a. suddenly. S'^T ot. SFTT m. qR;'Jf , fTTRTrw. HK'Jf. 
 2 fig. a2)ply one's self to vehementh/. In this sense, and 
 in the variations of it as conveyed by To set to or v^on,
 
 ■ ATT _J 
 
 To fall to, upon, on, To rush or dash at, to, upon; some 
 imitative or expressive formations are ;g<N'it, ifT^'^tT 
 
 t'rra'iif, f^i m. TTiT"^-^, %m w.-wr or ^^^K m.-^^ 
 
 /.-|5fr m.'^mK m.-&c. ^^, T^"^, ^TTot, ^5<Jf, ^?RW, 
 ^T^TTT }>t. JfT^, g'rs /.-KT7M. T?at «'(7/! ST?: 0/ 0. S,- g. of s. 
 
 wM^ ?5n^ inf. jp^^, T5T^^, s^^^ft/. ^?:'n, ^rs^rrnr. 
 Attack, Attacking, n. v. V.l. — orf. =ErF=5 ^T'^t «-^TMT ^- 
 rTijf n. &c. =q-5 m. ^^rf /• ^^T^T^ « ^^TR/- ^TT^ «• ^f5T »«. 
 
 ^rj/. qr^/. ^nr m. w^^f. arr^nr ?«. arr^TcrT n. arfq-- 
 ^nr ?«. arfSr^pKiT «. ^^m /. 
 
 A. of a band of robbers. ^T^TT m. 
 Sudden a. a coup de main. ^v;t m.^VT m. IfTTT »»• 
 To Attain, v. a. ollain, gain, acquire, v. To Get. ^fTT^if, 
 
 2 arrive at, come to, v. To Eeach. qr^of , Ml{l^yi,!TTH" \\^. 
 
 3 achieve, v. To AccOiiPLisn. ^TT^^t, "m^^. 
 Attaisaele, a. t. V. 1. fTTKrf^-^T-^>TT-HRW-&c. ifTcq', 
 
 2 o«<Z Accessible. iT'=^,'TH«fl<!|', 3TFT'^. 
 
 Attaindek, n. v. V. ^<T ^T^ w. ^[^^TT n. 
 
 Act of a. ^rT sp^TnrRT STPfP w.-^FFT^ w. 
 Attainment, «. v. V. 1. — act. #TT^ n. &c. ^tttt'T «. ^TTT- 
 
 f.-^jft^f.^^f^^f. 
 
 Difficult of a. §?55T, |55mT or |:jtfT, 
 Easy of a. ^c^T, g^TN, ^^^N. 
 8 — act. ^'Hl-^ut «. ?fTq^ «. ■WMI'^K «• •MHI'^ufl'/. ■MH[4U|JF/. 
 
 I. that li'hich is attained. ^j\i^ m. ?5»ST55^M.-f^'nTOT.-&c. 
 Attainments. ^TTf^^iT m. pi. 
 To Attaint, v.a. corrupt, taint. ^"^, f^ n. ^T^ g. of 0. 
 
 ^f^<T-^f%fT-&c. sR'Jr. 
 lb Attemper, Attempehate, v. a. moderate, redtice-unto,y . 
 
 To Tempee. ?RTT-^^-yHKMT-m*"+-^d|-m-MRrMci-&c. 
 
 To Attempt, v. n. try, endeavour to do. ?rFr m.-^l^^ m.-^r- 
 
 AxTEMFF, Axtempting, «. V. V. — act. essaij, trial, endeavour. 
 
 ?^m in. W^^ m. ^^^ m. g^T^R in. ^\^ in. 
 To Attend, v. m. S( v. a. yield attention, hearken, listen, mind, 
 
 heed. JTq- n.-f^rT «.-3T^qT^ m.-^ttR «.-?r^ «.-^/- ^- 
 
 3^-^'?r-5'i%"^-5^'Jf-^n?f^, ^jtw, vTprat, ^^5t, jft^ m. ^- 
 
 To a. vigilantly, warily, &c. jtw^rf H^ '^TF^ vfT'jf. 
 
 2 at; he present. i|l^< ^"Jf, ^ST^T^T-^jft? 3TOW. 
 
 3 on or upon; wait on; serve, v. To Seeve. %«I^,%^/.- 
 ™ll+0/--i^7^'T/--^'flnTT/.-3T5nR^ w.-&c. q^^y. 0/0. 
 N. B. Such sentences as " He has a cold attended with 
 fever, " " A measure attended with ill effects," &c. are 
 
 ATT 
 
 best rendered in some such way as the followin"-. f^r^T 
 
 Attendance, Attending, «.t. V. 1. ont^ Attention, ^,i^^- 
 \ir[ n. &e. STsrq^R k. ^qr^r ». 
 
 3 a«(/ Service. ^Fpft/. fpi^?r/. %5rT/. %^?I«. qf^^^q?/. 
 
 Close a. ^^T^/. 
 
 Attendant, a. See Accompanting. 
 
 Attendant, n. follower, retainer, S{c.\. Servant. -^-r^Mn. 
 ^ftiT m. ( ^fcift/. ) 3=Rnnft, rHr^iJ^K ni. ar^^J", 3^- 
 =cjTfY, ar^sTTff, 'ff^n, "tR-^K+. in. (Tft^rf^FT/. )'tTft^ OT. 
 
 Armed a. f^TTT'ft '»• 
 Body of mounted attendants. ^fSTlft/. 
 Attent, Attentive, a. v. V. 1. ^^f^, ^TR^', ^R^T^, ^7- 
 ^f^, gf^rr, ^TTT, ^5TT^, rTJqr, ?fT^, (^;jn^^ ^+|ijf^n, 
 (^^FTFT, ^J+l+K, 5Tn^qT=T, ^tT^^^T, ^^f^rf, 3T?rf^?r. 
 Attention, n. v. V. 1. — act. W'^ %ot n. f^rT ^ «. ?5^'q' ^T- 
 ?5iTr «. &c. ar^KTR «. fi^^t n. t^,^ n. ^vtr «• t-qr^ M. ^- 
 f%/. <^f^^ n. -JTPr M. FSq' «. K^TT^ ™. 3Tt?T0T m. 3T% ^ /. 
 I. Attentions, v. Civilities. 3TT^5Trmw!. 3Tl^?t?^R ?«. 
 
 AttentivelT; ado. v. A. ^^f^grK, ?J^q'-iT^-KqT^-&c. ^q-- 
 
 Attentiveness, m. v.a. ^ffTq-trqurT m- ^TR'^Ptft /• ^TRf^rvrT'TT 
 
 Attendant, o. — in medicine. ^?f?r, ?i?Tt-Kii, 
 
 2b Attenuate v, a. to make thin, sflft^ =RW, ???r^iT'Jf, ^- 
 
 Attenuate, «. Attenuated, p. v. V. «nft^-???T-qFf55 %%t7r, 
 Attenuation, n. v. V. — act. tTTrToE-ifec. ^P^Tif «. ?T?n*<ui n. 
 To Atteeate, See To Weae awat. 
 
 To Attest, v. a. hear loitness of. ?rr?T/.-?rT?ft/.-m^"q'n.-m- 
 f|^/. ^-^TpJ'Jr g- of 0. ?rT?ft-?TTf|^t^-&c. ^ar mth f^- 
 
 ^^\ of 0. 
 
 2 call to witness, attest. W^ft S^, ?TT?ftfl' 5^"?f. 
 
 3 ( a writing &c. ) ^^MUllR'T'ft V^f ^TF5af-^>Jt. 
 An attested copy. ^ f^^ft=^ ^W.r^f-^^f 
 
 Attestation, n. v. V. 1. and 'E^idevq-e,— act. m^&c!^^n. 
 
 ^^/■m^f 
 
 Attic, Atticstort, m. stt^ ^TT^T H^OT »». ^HT^ R^?5T »». 
 
 Attiee, w. t. Deess, Clothes, q? ?«. "ff^THj or q m. f^^HW »«. 
 
 2b Attiee, v. a. t. To Dress, q^ «.-q# m^/jZ. ^rF^rirf, qr- 
 
 ^TT^ in. qirJof, ?r:?T^"jf , q^TTf^snT-^W^ ^F^, ?IOT, H^?^-?r- 
 
 f^?T-&c. i^rrnr, ^^^^jf ^T^ y. 0/0. 
 
 Attitude, n. v. Posture. 3TRH h. ^ft'<Tfrr/. 5M «. 5T- 
 
 uiM|U| w.R^T/. 
 Attorney, «. person empoicered to act for another^ ^i^^ m. 
 
 sifdrnf^ «». 5<--lrqK M. 
 Letter of a. q+D^HIMI ot. H^jqiT^^ n. 
 To Atteact, v. a. draw totcards. 3TR)^, 3llH?'Mi*S W^'^-
 
 AUD 
 
 AUJT 
 
 OTT^ ^, -JTrf^, 'JTm<T n.-WH7 "i. ^RTof y. oj 0. 
 2 aZ/K/Y, mvUfxnjwje. STHpf"^, ^'rH^Tiif, »Tr^, ^"T^, 
 STjf^H^ n.-HT^ N.-tc. q^ y. <;/" o. jftf «i. ^fra^^, ^T^- 
 
 Atihacted,/). V.V.I. 3TPP'T%^r, afKff^fra^, &c. an^- 
 
 AlIBACTEB, n. AlTKACTIVE, (T. V. V. 1. 3TT^'T0TRT, 3TT^'f- 
 
 2 and CuARMiya. Hl^uiKI, JTT^ qTSOTTTT, &C. sn^T'lJ, 
 
 AiiBACTio.N", n. v. V. \.—act. '^=m^ n. &c. arr^'sfq n. 
 
 2— act. i=JtWt n. &c. spjJPTH n. jfrf^ «. 
 
 The attractions and allurements ( of the world, &c. ) 
 
 I.— the power or quality. aTT^'^or^Tf^ /. 3Tra"^ n. 
 
 A. of gravitation. ytT^i'+H«i «. 
 
 Capillary a. %?nWT ». [orOT-i??. 
 
 Attractions, charms. jft^-sTfTTT^-aH 1 1- 4* -«S;c. 3- 
 Atibibutable, <7. V. V. anfrcq', arfmft^. 
 To Attkibute, v. a. assigiii impute, v. To Asceibe. ^af, 
 
 AlTBiBVTE, noT HI. q^T «J. 
 
 The Divine allrihuies, ( i. e. the attrihutes of /S'/jwo as 
 the Deity ) are arfSpTT, JTf|^, iftHT, ?5f^nTT, ^Trf^, \- 
 ^PTT, ^f?T^, MI+l'-'M. They are called 3T'Hl%f^. 
 
 Atteieutios, n. v. V. — act. ^^^^ n. afKiHui «. &c. arifn'- 
 <J\ n. anf^T »?. 
 
 Attbibutite, a. f^^k'JT, ^T^. 
 
 Atteibutive, «. ftT^PTT n. 
 
 Atteite, a. worn hy friction. flr^fSjOT, ?f^n%. 
 
 Attbition, n. abrasion, v. Eubbing, Weae. f^trf n. ^IRT- 
 of n. ^tf m. w^ m. ^^'^^^ n. 
 "Waste by a. ^^/. fg-^JTWRSJ /. q?r/. 
 To waste from a. i%^of. 
 
 To Attune, v. a. make musical, tune. rfiH'J'l, ^ m. ?lT=r^-'Tt- 
 
 2 y?y. OTa^-e accordant. H55 m.-^JT «i.-&e. SRT^f^, ^iT=rot. 
 ACBUKf, a. reddish hroicn, ?it?T?ToET, ftn^, ftl^, ftlT. 
 
 Bright a. ntTHT^T. 
 ACCTIOX, n. f^;:jpT n. f^T^TT or f^(5f=r «. M|«)aft/. 
 ArCTiojJEEE, «. f^riiMt(irtl »n. fr5^(=iq>T'irTTT m. [ g. 
 
 AcDACious, a. daring, v. Bold, f^vjj, f^Kp^T, M1^, qrft^qT- 
 
 2 V. Impudent, sfl?, S'^rf/'op. 75^, q^. 
 
 3 proceeding from ejjrontery. fcfil^^l, g-^^ornrr. 
 AvDACiocsNESs, AuDACiTT, n. V. V. 1. fKRTj/. qrlTJ «• 
 
 2 f^/. qrw «. W?«T M. 3-5^"?^ n. 
 Audible, a. pereeivalle hy the ear.'r^ 'n^-^T^-^-^ITTfn'- 
 
 2 Zou<? enough, to he heard. ^ qij^- jTTTTqpjfpjT.^^YTfn'- 
 ♦iK<,m-&c. ^•^ij^tii, ^^yii^Vr. 
 
 AUDIBLENESS, «. Y. A. 2. f ^^^-vH|Ui(|v{|J|mJTT «!. &C. 
 
 AuDiBLT, adv. V. A. ^%HT ai/u. dccl. ^ a||^1 arfy. t/erf. ^- 
 
 Audience, ?i. hearing or attending io.\wt^ n, \^^^^ n. »;r- 
 cfCTr w. aTT^DTH n. 
 
 2 admittance to a hearing. g^TRifN^ ^TH:/. ^RR^ ^?I- 
 
 3 asscmUy of hearers, auditory. ».TT% m.pl. ^M^'j ??;.»j'r- 
 
 ciH^oil/. ^T?r?r^ «j. s^'rH^TT^ ««• ^.tth^^ ?«./)/. nTpjnir m. 
 
 Audience-chambee, n. g^T^trff^^ ^JfTni/. «T«r<JI'Tf^ ». f^- 
 
 Audit, n. final account. ^W^^ ?T?TW m. ^Tq-^=Eft rTrr^Ttift/. 
 2b Audit, v. a. examine and pass. cRTH or rnrr^T'JTt =fi5?r-?- 
 
 Audited, p. v. V. FTTT^'rff ^^^ ^K 5n^?5T, ^^i ^'^j ^^Prt. 
 
 Auditoe, m. v. V. ^m^ fTTT^jjT ^^ ^PToiRT m. f|^ir«rr^r rr- 
 
 I. V. Heaeee. '^^othj, ^^JJcTT, ^T?ir, '-T^TJI^Trf. 
 Atjditoet, a. helonging to hearing. ssjcTOTr^T, ssfspjm^i'^t, ^TT- 
 
 STT, «RDtf^qT=5rr, '^f^TT^, ^id^il'tft. 
 Outer a. passage. '70lf%^ m. [?^^ '"• 
 
 Auditoet, m. T. Audience. ^irrfT??^«.;jqp. s^ir's^t/ Mt- 
 
 2 V. Lectuee-eoom. tts ^rtq'^^rrert ^ftt/. tts^tr^/. ^^t- 
 
 AuFAiT, That is a. STTfTT^. 
 
 AuGEB, AuGEE, n. ^JTfTT ?». \^^ n. SRJTT ?». #?I^ n. ?rst/. 
 
 Aught, ^''•o. ^fft, f%f^. 
 
 Augment, n. — in grammar. aTPTT m. arrarf^/. 
 
 2b Augment, Augmentation. See To Inceease, &c. 
 
 AUGUE, n. ^TfJ^qr or ^T^s^JT^^ft m. ^T^^ST^r, JT^^TW, ^Tf =T- 
 
 ^^^ ?rnT'JnTT-'TT^''nTT. 
 
 To AuGUE, z^. a. presage, letoJcen. ^=^^^., 5lTl^^, ^5^ «--^- 
 ^^'br W.-&C. ^?^ y. ofo. ?ie^0T «.-f^?| ». ar^ot y. 0/0. 
 «(?tY7j J». cow. 
 
 To AuGUE, V. n. gather or infer from omens, SjC. ^T^T^reTT 
 ^JT3TiTf-rr% m. ^K^--iA'\f\\^ n. ^iRof, ^Tf^Tirfs/.sjfqoT. 
 
 Atjgueal, Augubial, a. ^T^?rT=5rT, sr^pqT, ^1T^^, STTf^'^F, 
 
 Augukation, Auguet, n. v. V. N. ?r^HHM ^TT^t^f «.-?r- 
 
 2 See Omen. 
 August, a. y. Geand. qd I Ml P-Jr^T, ^?rPT?TT^, JTTnM^T^-J^, 
 
 August, «. rq^ ■HI'^I'-IT arrs^ ^rf^^r j". STT^oT-^r^T^ m. 
 
 AUGUSTNESS, M. T.A. !q-rnTT™.!T^5r"?.!T?TrT5rrn"/. !T^T^TTfe?fr/. 
 
 Aunt, n. father s sister, a^m/. ttt^sjut/. ^f/. ^pff/. fr^H- 
 f^f 
 Daughter of paternal a. M^uR/. 
 Son of husband's paternal a. aTRT^T m. 
 
 2 mother's sister. MV^^f. T^T^'>^f^^f. 
 
 3 tcife of paternal uncle, ^.^f. ^T^/. ^Pff /. fSm5?rT??ftA 
 
 4 ivife of maternal uncle. JTTJfr/. Wl^^.^f'. HP^nft/. 
 Husband of mat. a. TT^^ «».
 
 AUT 61^ 
 
 AuEEOLA, n. circle of rays. rT^nts^ «• 
 
 Auricle, n. external ear. «n^^=5fr ^r^^t »i. ^\\f[^ W-J^ in. "P- 
 
 AUEICDLAR, a. relating, <|-c. to the ear. SFT^^T, ^offl'stsql', ^- 
 
 2 told in the car. WA^\ frtfnrf&?5T, ^of^H", ^pnfl'Vf^'?. 
 
 3 V. TiiAiiiTioKAL. qjpfr^r^r ^tt^ot, ^TtT^pm, ^poff- 
 
 AUEICULATE, AuRiFOEM, a. ear-shaped. ^FPTr^qrr 3TI'+,KMi, 
 
 AtTElFEROus, a. ijolcl producing. ^^^^■^^ (f, ^j )_ 
 At'EiST, n. ^ufqtT »»• ^P^iRn^ "*• 
 AuEORA, «. V. jVIoening. ar^^r m. 
 Auspice, m. presage, augury, t. Omen, ^t^^ ?« n. 
 Of evil a. 3TT:^. 
 
 2 auspices; ^^ro^erf/oM, ^'c V. Fatoe. ^TT^f%/. H'P ^^- 
 
 ?/• f^TTfrr/. ^mz. m. aTT«nTsr?5 «• 
 Auspicious, a. of prospering influence, propitious, henign, 
 
 favorable, ^H, HTr?5, 5^^7, »>q-?^T, ^qT^Tf , S'TKf , T- 
 
 ^, *T?^, ^T^T^, ?r>TP^, ^T^^^, TTI^^ra'T, JTtqfe^, 
 
 A. season or period. ^^^T^V^\^Z m. 
 To be a. ( for ). OT^ar, FSr^rot. 
 2 having omens of success. ^^T^^TT^, ^^^T^flT^T, g^?T- 
 
 Auspiciously, adv. v. A. 2. g'^lf ^'JJ'T, ff'^^'i^^, f ?5?T- 
 
 AUSPICIOUSNESS, M. V. A. 1. ^THT/. HT^rfT/. ^^ li. ^- 
 
 2 ^jJT ». f ?5^'jrf^RT'?FTr/. 
 
 Austeee, a. harsh, ^c. of taste, t. Soue. '^^ po^. ^^TT, ?f?r 
 or ?ff-crr, T^iT. 
 
 2 ?-(/w?, rigorous, severe, stern. ^TT^, ^TTT^TT, q?^5r, 
 ^FS^rr, ^"T, spJiT, ^TJ^rf, fJT^, ^%5T, "T^^. 
 
 ArsTEEiTx, ». T. A. 1. ?;mirT m. ^t^tt n. ?;^nT/. ^^^ «. 
 
 qr^iq' n. 
 
 2 ^i^OTT »!. ^^^"T7"TT »i. m-^.i'-f ?!. 
 
 I. — in Eeligion. (TT «. fTT^TT/. FTT^T /• 'T^^'T':'^ 2'o;j- 
 
 fTTPIT^ n. j 
 
 Austerities and penances, — compreh. 3'iTRT?Tm?1' m. 
 rrq-sffq- or cfqifpT «. 
 
 Some of the numerous austerities of tlie Hindus are 
 ^^tfffrT or f^TPSr^g^ffrT, ^s^sfsfT^, 'T^KT'Sr ( & '^^'■TFT, ^- 
 
 Emaciated by a. ?TT:^^T. 
 
 Power acquired tlirougli a. FTTi^TPT?;?? n. rrTi»r?5 n. 
 
 Practice of a. ^friP-'Tr^T m. r\<-\i-MH\\'^ m. 
 
 AUSTEAL, AUSTEINE, a. V. SOUTHEES. ^fj^aT^^n", ^ffT^^5=5Tr. 
 
 AUXHENTIC, AUTHEJTTICAL, a. rjenuine, true. ?nT, ^TfT, f^rft- 
 
 AUT 
 
 AUTHENTICALSESS, AuTlIE.N'T IC IT V,». V. A. ^'VqtJTrH;. ^fq-rfr 
 
 /. ■3T?T?iiT0TT w.fq^HqroTT?«. ?iHHroT?rTy:-jTm?Tr/.-jTrFif;r «. 
 
 To Authenticate, v. a. render authentic. ?r^-^f^-rT£qff^- 
 Author, m. j^rsi mover, heginner, ^c. Jprir »«. Jirr^fT'r »)(. 
 
 vT^q; Mi. ^f^rTT m. g-?q-T^^ »>. ^ijr ?«. 
 
 2 composer of a hook, Sfe. ?t'<T^R »«. ^T'^'f <Tf »«• wM\ m. 
 Atjthoeess, n. ^T'vT^Tft'Jfl'/. 't'T^^f/- 
 Authoeitative, a. having due authoritg. ^^JU\]^], ^JfiTr'JT, 
 
 srJTTOTfq-f^T'J-^Tp, 3TTH", 3TrW, sniTTf'JTi?;. 
 
 2 imperative, commanding, S^'e. S^s^f^T, ii •^ I -^T, ^J^-^\- 
 
 AUTHOEITATITELT, adv. V. A. 1. JTTr^^CT, ^SfTT'JT, ST^MrT:. 
 AUTHOEITATIVENESS, «. V. A. 1. ?f Sf KMrTT /• JTTTrfcfT'fifn' /. 
 
 arnrrTT/ arrHf^r «. 
 I 2 ^ «j. ?5r^r »n. J^T^ «. ^?7T^cr/. ?r?5RcrTaTrM. jt^tt? 
 
 m. tT?ft'mT=5rT ffrf m. 
 AUTHOEITT, 71. icarranted power, v.Eule. 3T?tfqTT'«- ?I^T f. 
 arf^'TR »*. ^^IT?IT »i. ^TTT »». ^^ w. ^ff n. 
 Full a. j^f^TTfty. 
 
 One invested with a. arftT^FTft, ^T^t^rff. 
 To be in a. over. frlqr-^STTJT^ 3T«^. 
 
 2 grounds for credence, Sfc. tcarrant, sanction, support. 
 ^^K m. 3TT«r5T m. sfiTTiI n. nH^ n. HFT n. ^Tf^^ n. 
 
 Of little a. aT^qsfJTTCT, aT^TSTTm^. 
 
 3 influence, credit, power, v. Weight, ^^f. =sfFrrff/. ^- 
 ?5=^?5/. 'TRST w. =F^^/. HIW.Kt/. TR^^V- ^TgTT^ m. 
 
 4 authoritative opinion or saging. ^S\\^^'^^^n. gniT^T?f^«. 
 
 That has a. — a writing, a writer, &c. ^HT, aif^J^P. 
 
 5 or(?er, ^-e. v. Wabeant. ^^^/- ^^JT^rTT »i. ^''f^ m. 
 arftr^FTT «T=? «. [^Tft m. 
 
 6 ruling person or lodg. v. Goveenment. ?l^fT «. arftT- 
 AuTHOEizATioN, «. V. Y. 1. — act. 3Tftr^]T-&c. qwf «. 
 
 2— ac;!. flrf|?T-&c.JF^q- n. 
 To Authorize, v. a. give authoritg or right to. -^^-^-m^ f.. 
 ^W^K «i.-3Tfq=frR m.-^x{J f.--^H m..&c. ^% 3^?Hf^nT- 
 5^f3TTT-&c. ^Tof. 
 
 2 estaUish Ig authoritg, maJce lawful. ;f ^ «!.-3tI^r/.- 
 TTO^fr^p/.- &c. ^?iJr-'^t7f g. ofo. ?r%^T-^TftT^T-?t?lTrT^- 
 
 Authorized, p. v. V. 1. ar^fTR f^^^r, (fcc H^fTTT, 3T^- 
 
 2 See Lawful. 
 Authoeless, a. 3T^|^, ^^t^-f^f^-&c. 
 Autobiography, n. 3TTfK=^f^=5r w. 
 AUTOCEASY, m. independent power. KfT'TTrTf^Tr^"- ^if^Tr^'!. 
 
 H^f^nfr/. 3T?I?qTaf^7Tf^^^ m. aTT^Ttfr^TftfTlT >». 
 AuTOCEAT, m. an alsolute ruler, ^rqrnf'^qfrr ?«. 5?^?-7R 
 
 Vc^ m. ar^'qitft^Tlf'^^t »«. 
 
 AUIOCBAIIC, AUIOCKAIICAL, a. ^rT^f^TrTF^, &C. ^^\^
 
 ATE 
 
 AriOOR.vrn, n. a perton's oicn hand uritmj. M(^«-ri< <t)i'i<^7».- 
 AVTOOBAPHIC, AUTOOBAPniCAL, 0. V. N. ^^'^^i ^^W 
 
 AvTOMAiUAL, Ai-TOMATOi-s, ff. liaiiiij thr poicer of movinj 
 
 It SI I/. Kf^r'^, 3(irH-«iH.+, ^^?, ■srrmt'?. 
 
 AVTOMATOX, n.a self moving machine.^■{^■[^S^^^W,mi'i=^n. 
 
 ArTO'OUY, fi. srlf government . STTfT^IIW'T ?'. 
 
 AlTl-iiN, n. ?1T? or ?TTT/. ^?:?^FT^ ?«• TTT^H, ^^"Rxft >^/. 
 
 AVTl-MSAL, a. ?T<r+.|->l'^T. ?TT^T?rr, ^TT^, ?T!^, ^K<(1'M, ^- 
 
 The a. harvest ^R^P or ?rtW '». 
 AviiLiAB,AnxiLiAHT, fl. T. Helping. JH%^r, ?T^, ?fT^- 
 
 A. verb— in grammar. ■h^i-h^TT^ ??«. 
 Ar:xixuBT, n. t. IIelpeb. JrrJnK c. ?r^qrrff m. ^^ ^- 
 "TKT. 
 Auxiliaries. ^H^W 3TT^ "^/. 
 To Avail, i'. n. anstrer the purpose, be of use. +IMI^-^PFfT- 
 ^T^TmnT-TT^Vft ^"Jf-^ot, q^n. ^ j?iy. co?i. 'poE'Jf, ^T- 
 
 To a. nothlug. q^FoftW^ or ^tw.o^ ^^. 
 2 le of use or advantage vnto, v. To Advantage. ?5T*r- 
 
 k\n.h,n. profit .^y. Advantage. <f^ or 3; «. <fpt^ »i. S"?- 
 
 Available, Availing,/), a. v. Y. 1. efficacious, servicealle. 
 
 ?W-"S.'C. TTJ'P, ■■3Tift^, "F3^,T, ^PTrT^Rq;-^Tll-:f7lft, hfr?- 
 
 2 prof table, heneitcial, v. Advantageous. JjM<4 i <iNr , cTT- 
 
 I. in force, v, Valid, xfj^^ ^ [ .^tri r. 
 AvAlLABLENESs, w. V. A. 1. 3WR OT. T'PTMt'Tnrr «?. ;JW- 
 
 Avalanche, n. was« of snow or ice sliding. siM<Nfe,'i err?i 
 
 AvANT coL-EiEE, w. ^5 qR^n^T ^JfT^ W. 3Tq3^ m. J'Ct^OT. 
 AvANT OUABD, n. vanguard, fs^ft/. 'iTTqi^N^^Nr/ 
 AVAEICB, fl. V. COVETOCSNESS. VT^SJpT m. ^<^'^\ ^ m. ^T^- 
 
 V\f- MHdiuil/. rflrj'^/. 3T*T^FTH m. 
 Atakicious, a. v. N. ani Covetous, ^jt'jft, q?r??pfl', ^^- 
 
 ^^Pft, ^iT"!, ^>^, •F2|^. [^■^T. 
 
 Ataeiciouslt, adv. v. N. ^:RRr»TT^, *|5T;:5t^^, tROTH^- 
 Atabiciousness, «. V. A. tRPTT^ffqurr m. ^TTWff »j. 
 At AST, interj. q>, 'I>^tt, fff t. 
 AVAUKT, interj. ^r^, ^^^^.^ fTJl ^^, |tT. 
 2b Avenge, r. a. v. To Revenge. ?5[1 m.- "^ m.-"^ M.-7- 
 
 ^ «.- &c. -i'H'Jf, H;3 w. q'lif , 'A P'^*-! M. '^, 
 AVXNOEMENT, AvENQlNO, n. V. V.— ac<, ^jv^j ljf n. &c. 3T- 
 
 ^2 AYO 
 
 AvENGEE, M. v. V. ^ q-OTTTr-Tn^iJrTTT-&C. %^ft. 
 
 A. of his people. H^+H^STT^. 
 Avenue, w. vag of apjiroach, v. Enthance. s?t^N'«T m. sj^^t- 
 
 Tr^ »>. gK/w;). ?TT «. <\<«<MT w. [^JfTT m. 
 
 2 roa(? ;(■««; (f//;/i frees. |T?fft CTTTt^ ^TT^/- I'^'P? fTlft^T 
 To Aver, Averment, See To Affikm, &c. 
 Average, n. mean p)ro2'>orlion. 5TTT m. ^'^'!^ or '^^^'['^ n. ^• 
 
 fq^nrrw «. ■h<I'H<1/. w^^r=rT^/. 
 
 In the a. Ou an a. WT^pft. 
 
 Average price or rate. ^4.<^< *n=r m. 
 Average, a. v. Middling, h^w. 
 To Average, v. n. mmf(^ TTot-f^qTJf-^T'^. 
 Averse, a. tinpropitious to, turned from. TTStrttt, TTTfJH^, 
 
 r?r5^, 3Tsr?f=5T, sff^rffT. 
 
 2 reluctant, lackicard, loatli, v. Unwilling, hivr ^»nT- 
 
 Ayerseness, Aversion, n. v. A.l. Trem^TWTOT. H < lj; H^ rrr- 
 /• f^?H<Tr /. ^\T^'^f?^ n. ^f^^^^\f. 
 
 2 relucinncc, dislike, loathing, ^c. Tf^/. 3RTT^/. 
 
 1. cause of dislike. ^TTH m. 
 To Avert, v. a. keep off., divert, ^^i^^f, f^^TT'^, TR^, ^T5t- 
 
 ^, J^sfiif, crfl^fof, JTotT ««. \^.i fH^Wn n.-^vm n.-&Q. 
 ERof g. of 0. 
 
 2 turn from or mcag. f^T^, +|(J'Ji', "R?lf^"Jf, "RR^T Mi 
 :FT>jf y. o/ 0. 
 Averted,^, v. V. 1. ^^F^r^, &c. f^^lf^, Eri^rf, 3Tr^TT, 
 
 Aveetee, w. v. v. 1. ^^^OTRT, ^TRTRT, &c. f^?R^, f^T^' 
 
 Avertible, aj. v. V. 1. ^^=rRTT-=^-^3fmT-^rRW-&c.f?iiTRuft- 
 
 AviART, n. ^\W^'^ f^HRiHUT ot. ^t^^^PTT »». Tf?7^TTBT /. 
 ^rtlRl^T/. 
 
 Avidity, w v. Greediness. STtTT^HUII «». ^?JI^/^?^/, 
 PidirlriHUII ?«. ^^f. ^"rt »«. 
 2 V. Eagerness, ^s^rt »«. ^H<4>J|I »". 
 Atocation, n. calling, employment, v. Business. vj^T »?. 
 
 To Avoid, i;. a. escJieic, slnin. q^jf^, ^^F^, ^Tj^njfo^Tiaaf , 
 2T^, f%«r|5 ST^'Jf, fTRiif "''V/' TTOPT of o. 3TFJT ^^'fif?: 
 <ii*u|, 3TO^ w.-SfdHiui w.-3R;ft^nT m.-&c. ^PTiJf y. of o. 
 
 Avoidable, a. v. V. 1.Mn^+<NI-^-^5TRTT-&c. Z\W'\^^-^\- ^T' 
 
 in-&c. 
 
 2. diQi|i(r.=Err-^T-v>{iJHi-^rR^T-&c. 
 
 Avoidance, Avoiding, v. V. 1. act. el'lotui' n. ^^^pJI «. «nf 
 JFTwf m. c^f^ M. ^^r{ n. ar^rq^W n. 3T^ft^R m. 
 2 — ac^ diotuj n. ■<^«hm?| n. &c. 
 
 2b Atouch, t). <{. (wseri, o^er, t. To ArriBM. ^T^ftrn^-f%-
 
 ^^ AWE 63 
 
 To Avow, V. a. own, declare openh/, v. To Acknowledge. 
 
 Avowal, Avowing, n. v. V. — act. :p5[?7 ^PT^ n. &c. 3T»ft- 
 
 ^i m. ^^rrr m. 
 Avowed,^, v. V. ^^ %^c5T, &c. 3T'ft?i?r, ^'^?T. 
 Avowedly, adv. with frank acknowledtjaneut. ^if'pT ^r^T^.T, 
 
 Avowee, m. v. V. 3T^t-1PR^lTT, ^T^FP:"nm, SiC. arift^R^TTT, 
 
 ??fl+K+-dl. 
 To Await, v. a. wait for, look for, abide, expect. ^]zf. TT^'Jf 
 
 ,<?. ofo. ^]h m. FSf^ y. of 0. sfift^fOT, ^l^^idf, ffTW' 
 
 «•//"/« ?fT^ &c. o/o. 
 AwAiTiKG, n. V. V- — act. ^\Z Tl^^ n. &c. sfrff^'jf n. STcff- 
 
 To Awake, To Awaken, v. a. vm^-^rn'?T-<S:c. Jf?^, 3"?;=?'^, 
 
 ^TtT »i.-sr^':T wi.-sTr^^ w.-ST^q-q- m.-&e. ^^. 
 iTo Awake, v. n. ^?rTnr-^rj?T-^rR-q'-&c. ^, f niT^, Tm. 
 Awake, a. v^^T, ^mfT, OT^^4, f 5TR, cwf^f;^, 3Tf^?, f^- 
 
 1%?, iFTf^r^, f'T^f^T?, 5?f5f^f . 
 To be a. ^^TFTJf. 
 To be a. to. ^rpiirf. 
 Awaked, Awakened,^, t. V. vFn"'Tr%%OT o- 5rT%?rT,»nTf^?, 
 
 Sf55, ST^ftTfT. 
 Awakening, a. rousint/, exciting. ^^[\^V^'^^^^\f^^-Sic. 
 
 <t)<<J|KI, sfsfttT^, 
 Awaking, Awakening, n. v. V.A. — «!ci. ^TilT ^FT^». f^^TH- 
 
 n «J. ^^■■^ n. ^«T OT. !T^q^ n. ^T^tT «!. 
 ill AwAED, V. a. give Ig judicial determination. ^ tl es | ^^Tf- 
 
 AwAED, n. V. Seniekce. f^r^rjT m. ^^i=j w. /. ^?r?5T m. ^ 
 «t. f%>^ "«. 
 
 "Written a. f^qr^^T n. f^ofjpT^f n. "^.W^^^jm m. ^^^^- 
 ^J^T m. +i^Mi< ?«. 
 
 AWAEDED^. V. V. f^JfTST ^PC=T ^=ff^^?n', &C. 
 
 Awaee, a. vigilant, attentive. ?rT=r^, ^TT^iRItI, gf^rT, ^?TTT. 
 2 apprized, made acquainted. H I f^d ' 1 1 <-;^^TR-5ITO«r^R-&c ■ 
 
 ^r?5^r, ^tfKfn, smr^Kf, ^iTT?rat^, ^r^^, sf^tftm, fsffrrf^Tfr. 
 
 AwAT, a(/y. i» absence from, "^kf^^, TH^, 3T!7f5T^, 3T-q'- 
 
 2 from, on its icag from. The sense of this word as 
 used with a verb is best expressed in Marathi by the 
 use of another verb, as 1%^ vfrnf To go a. ^^ ZwA 
 To give a. ii<^H ^of To throw a. q^ CFrrof To run a. 
 To make a. with, ^]zf. r^'if-^'Tot g. of o. m^ sp^^ 
 
 Away I Away with I interj. ^^, =q'?!f^^, fTft. 
 Awe, ti. dread, reverence, v. Peae. ^^^ m. ^m m. e^T^TT 
 m. ^RT «J. tTRcf or^f. ^J]^ m. ^V^ m. et^TF w. r. 
 
 ^T, ^fTotT, srr^ ?», ^^ ?»."|^/. ^?R^/. i?. q:^, ^ 7«. 
 
 AZI 
 
 To lose one's a. of. >ft3/. ^T'Jf-HT'Jf y-fj/o. ^TJif. fror. 
 To stand in a. of, v. To I-'eau. fTIwif, Sf"^^^, ^^^Z- 
 ^TiJf, ^JTR ni.n. ^\ui., ^HRof. 
 To Awe, t;. «. ^r^f ot.-^^j^ «».-^7RT ■m.-&c. sm^ri^r, '-^tt: m. 
 
 ^T^^ot, T^'ST^^k n. qRijf, ^^/. ^af-^^f5rot. 
 AwE-STEucK, a. tTT^ &c. 5f?T^f7T, ^?R3^T. 
 Awful, a. that strikes tvith a. tTT'7Jr=5TT, ^T^TT^^TT, ^''^-TRr, 
 
 ^^:%^, ^^^pr^T, sr^T^^r^T, j^iFft^T, ^^ ^^^.J^v^]., -^r^- 
 5Rf^RiT^rnr-?fR^T, ^^, 'jt'^r. 
 
 AwFULNESS, n. V. A. ^sj^r m. ^^TR »»• ^ »«. JilrT ov T'-^T^ 
 Avi'HILE, «(/y. JFf|t ^^T'TfT, ;Ft|t ^TSTqcf, Jpt^R?!:, 3TH5!;, 
 Awkwaed, a. climisg, unskilful, unliaiuly. ST^Fft, 3T?irfT, 
 
 3m^5, 37R5?:-qT, 3Tre^?(5fr, JTPP^sft, q-?r;f€n-, ^Ri?;-zrT, 
 
 The a. and rude, — comprch. 3T5T"Jft ^'^^m.pl. Tsf'T- 
 •TtTT^ m. pi. 
 2 — of things, v. Clumsy, ^r^?, 'fiWl^AV^J or ^V^^\^^ 
 
 s, ^fte, %55i, %ff?ft,'~'T^;5iRT^r, 57515!;, 'iT^rgFfr. 
 
 3 impleasant, disagreeable, nntoward, ^'c. sr^TW^, ^sT'Jr, 
 3T5=5ruft=5Tr, Hft'^T,"JtWi^T. 
 AwKWAEDLY, «(7y. v. A. 1. aT^fT^^T^^, arsi'J'Mm^, '#r^T- 
 
 AwKWAEDNESS, H. V. A. 1. aTST^rffT^T o;* ariMTWr wi. 3T^r- 
 
 rTT/. 
 
 2 s?R?7'JTT Mi. SRr?;7orT ««. sffraqiJTT )». %ft?ft/. 
 
 3 ^Hcc-jSHuu m. W'Zl^iH^w m. 
 Awl, «. arft/ 3TR/. ^TTwr «. '^v^^ n. 
 
 To bore with an a. ( ?:riT'Jr ) ^nT"Jr, ^^"Jf. 
 AwLESS, «. V. Feaeiess. fvfHT, f^yrW. 
 Awn, n. ^?r35 n. ^?r n. ^?t^«. 
 
 Awning, n. g-rr ?i.^y. sTf*^, =Eff^/ 3TRHRlfn^/. =£rf^5rT ?« 
 ^irT^RT n. ^Tfir^ 0?- ?Tf*RT ««• mTTiTT or ?IT ?«. fq'Jn'H «•. 
 To cover with an a. ^rtT^i^r. 
 AwET, a. V. Oblique. st^IT, f^R1??r, frf^^r, fft^^r. 
 Axe, n. f^fH/. ^5R ?h. ^VO^pop. q^^j ot. rt^i^j jk. 
 Axilla, n. arm pit. ^FRT/. qnjj/ ^F^ ?«. 
 Axillae, «. q;r#qT, ^^RTsjtft. 
 
 Axiom, «. sdf-emlent truth. ^}:^f^^^^^X^^ «.-f^?f ?2.-&c, 
 Axiomatic, Axiomatical, a. v. N. srfq'?lf%i;, ^rT-.ftr^. 
 Axis, Axle, Asle-teee, n. srw m. arf^jf ?«, ar^ m. ^m m 
 nuiT «!. 
 
 Axle-box of a cart. ^\^^l m. 
 
 Grease for a, ^'PFT «. 
 
 Transverse beam of a. ^^TPPTT^f /. 
 At, Aye, tK^y. t. Tes. ^, ^t^", ?Tf , SR. 
 Aye, adv. continually .^ v. EvEE.^rtcT, f^(rf?. 
 
 For a. vi^.V^. 
 AziMuiH, K. ( of a heavenly body. ) ^irf^T m.
 
 BAC 
 
 The co-azimuth. ft^1\ in. I^V-^J "i- 
 AzL'BE, a. atKHI'ft, •flTTT^Noff. 
 
 Gi 
 
 ■BAG 
 
 B. I 
 
 [} This letter is represented by si, and, when aspirated, 
 
 by H. 
 To Baa, v. «.— as a sheep, q^of , ^ n. ^T^, ifteui. 
 To Babble, t». «.— as a child, v. To Phattle. ^rq^^rc^or. 
 
 2 fall- UUy, v. To PRATE.^pFofr, sppppof , ^Z^7^.^ '^i.Ai.^. Ij 
 
 3 till secrrfg, v. To Blab. 4.1 iuj, 515<if, ^ITT^'if, ^"fS «■- j, 
 ^1^^ «i.-^T/.-&c. <TR55>jf .?. ofs. ij 
 4— as a 8tream,&c. <--lot-+,H-i^oi<Moi-&c. iJT^ijf-crr^iTf. '| 
 
 Babble, Babblement. Baeblixo, ?;. v. V. 1. — act. ^Tefl 
 
 2 cTPJf H. i<te. sf-7:5rF/. mwsf- ^2:^/. spP'jft/ spFTTm. 
 
 :3 Trrsiit «. ie. trtnT^ri'TT/. ^ff'iHi'ft/. stt^tti/. 
 Batbleb, «. Baeblixo,;?. o. v. V. 1. ^r^5 5ftf=Jtrrm', "^j^m. 
 
 2 ^ jii i ui Ki , &c. sf^qs-^r, 5R:^?:^rr, ^r^^r^, T=En"o5t o;- 
 
 3 <pis<JlK(, riisictuiHi, &c. ^fTTT, ?55rqT7, cTT^, ^%=5fr 
 
 ^^^^T ^MMi ^^, ^i^/. 
 
 4 ^73?To5 ^MUlPil, &c. 
 
 Babe, Baby, n. r. Infaxt. fTF^J^ «. 3Tf'IN'i.^M-i m. W^^- 
 T^^ w. [ttts^ «. 
 
 Babel, n. hulliili, v. Upboae. ^^,^s^j f. SF^^T^ /. ^H^- 
 
 Baeoon, n. (J+Mirfm HraS 3Tf|. 
 
 Eabxhood, «. rTF'I'mT »s. 
 
 Babtish, See Childish. 
 
 Bacchanal, Bacchaxaltai.', n. one lolw indulges in revel- 
 ing. %^ m. 3l*i|, ^^.sfRT, <TT^?§5F, qT^?r^, "THTfT. 
 
 Bacchanal, Bacchanalian, a^pertaininj to revelinj. TRT- 
 
 f^nrrerr, Miiti'iK'Tpjrr, Trnmr^^(ift, TRtT^r^rfsTTT^. 
 
 BACCnA>-ALS, n. drinJcinj feasts, revels. qfHTr^«r ni. qy^^irr- 
 
 tH m. MH+ka^r »». 
 Eacheloe, »!. unmarried man. 3ff^^rf|rr-3T^-&c. q^T ?». 
 
 For the exact expression of the sense of this word 
 there is perhaps no word in MardiM;ioT the Maraihas 
 and the Hindus generally hold celibacy, excepting in 
 the instance of saints and ascetics, as unnatural and 
 abominable. From the same reason however, there are 
 very numerous and very significant terms and phrases 
 of reproach and contumely. To the man studying the 
 mind and spirit of the MaraiU people the study of these 
 terms ( which arc here collected ) in their particular 
 aspects and allusions, will afl'ord instruction. JTOom?:, J 
 
 ^m^^'w^z, TjJTTTr, B>^, bM^, ^sfjTn, i^m., ?r^- 
 
 9rftn, ?f5f^^ or ^%^cqT, ^TST'iT?!', ^J^H^T^IPFR^CT, '<rRT- 
 f^TTB!:, TrfmfTT^, ^TTfqTo!;, Trftn or "pftnTli, ^ti"?)ft7. 
 
 And for the expression of the sense as enlarged — as 
 including together with the idea of lack of spoxise and 
 seed, the ideas of homelessness, unsettledness,v.ncomfort- 
 allencss, disconnedcdness and disregardedness, some 
 terms and phrases are, q'T'iKji STTfiT StT^T 1^-^, rTT^ 
 f^=fTS 5IFJrS ^Ttfrsf 3T1^, f^r^TT ^TrT |T^T 5t7ra7=q' 3Tf|, 
 
 ^^^iT 'fTtir nisrfrr >ft'T OTfar 9;^ f^^T, 3TFT?5sf^=^gn^. 
 
 Bachelor's Button, n. — the flower. ^p:z\^ n. 
 BACHELoEsniP, «. arqfOTirr m. 3Tl%=rT%f?^ m. 3T?r5?? », 
 3Tf5nrTl^rTT^'4T/. 3^^ «■ 
 
 Bac^, «. ^\zf. ?g «. ^^JTm w. 
 
 ^n contempt, &c. ^\Z\% or '^XZV^ or ^TZ^ n. ^ZKf. 
 Behind the b. of. TT^THt, <TT€f, ar^TT^, 3TH?q'?T,7'i'TPf, 
 
 Carbuncle on the b. :pT5ST3tt/. Epr5I<PTl m. I^T^/. 
 Hump on the b. ^5 «. "ft^ «• ^FT^ n. ^?Tf*T »«. 
 Having the b. towards. qT5HKT or H|^<|, JTPTHKr OJ' 
 
 Of a broad or large b. — a centipede. TSITT. 
 On the b. oi,2nckhaclc.'^^Z^'^ or^X!SfJ^^ or^YZ^^^. 
 To be on one's b. he helpless from sickness, Sfc. ^f^- 
 ?ftF or hI^ TT^ J^moT or 3TW, ^jft^T ^W.^ 3T?r^,^^- 
 
 of or f^^^ 3T?r5r, 3'?rTtTT arwnt or q-^^, 5f?rsrfg,?r q5<rf. 
 
 To break one's b. TTT/. ^nTof, ^TPf/. H^TTTot'Jf, 5^/. 
 
 To turn one's b. on. TT^/. ^of, TR/. 5155% qre/. 
 
 2 hinder part— genav. ^JZf. fq^^STiT «?. fq"=5Wit/. fr- 
 ■^?i=)l^l or fq-^IT m. TTS^r^TT or qTSTOT »«. ?^ «. ^HTT 
 
 At the b. of. lit.fg. ^\t\^, TT^iTFT, TT^f, TPt, q=i^, 
 Blank or unwritten at the b. qiS^FTCT. 
 
 From the b. of. qT^Hrn;?T, tt^;?!, qis^T, fr^ij^rn-JTT^f t. 
 
 To append or add to the b. of. ^TrF^TT^TT FTFT^. 
 To be at the b. of. S l«fl=JT-|'RT?5rRT-qc5'^rT5r'[-&c. 3T?r^ 
 g. of 0. [%c^, JTFf, T^^. 
 
 Back, «(?«. in return, — of place. TTmiTforft or T, 7^, q^fj^ , 
 
 2 behind, in the hinder place, Sfc. HFT, qr^T^, qTS^^I, 
 
 qitrfit, qre^T^TT^, qre?f^, iw^--^ i^^mt, ^"s^^. 
 
 3 «yfl/», in return. qT?r, qT^, TT^Rf or X\ or T, f9>^H', 
 ^•. iiop. ^'\^., ^^.Z & 3^CT (esp. in comp. as 3777 TfTT, 
 3H7q^, 3'?r?:JTT'T, &c. ), %T (esp. in comp. as qR^JTFT, %- 
 ^^, &c. ), sff^r ( in comp. as i)fd<^H, sffHtsff^ ). 
 
 4 icith the I), forward. qTiHKI or qT5¥mTTT. 
 
 To Back, «. «. moinit on the h. of. ^\Z\^X ^^3t, qi^t?^ ^RT'T, 
 ^T^TR It'll, ?^^^tT n. Jp^iJf y. of o. 
 2 ff/f?, support, V. To Help. qre/. s^, qi^/. ^^"ty. o/o. 
 TT^i^n: gr^tjif y. o/o. qrf^qr arn'jf, qre^fss m. '^-^prw, 
 
 5TT^?Tft/. ^R^ y. ofo. WKTw^m %'if, 3^^^ »i. ^^dT, 
 3;);/< larlcu-ard, cause 1oreccde.Vii¥\^^-^^TT^-^.l^-'^\^^^
 
 BAG 
 
 4 — in wrestling; throw on the b. =Efr?r- jTAI H '^ ^-^rS'iTT- 
 &c. ^^Tjf, 3'crT'JTT TTf^f-WT^OT. 
 
 5 ( a boat, with an oar ). q'?^ ^Z m. tT^ or ^^^ ( ?IT- 
 %?T, frft?T, TFTSfmH, &C. ). 
 To Back, v. n. go hacl-wai-Js. 5TR o»' TTStHTrl ^iif-?f^af-^r'jf , 
 
 nts^T-Tre^nr-cfcc. =En^ijf. [&c. qaf. 
 
 2 out; T. To Deaw Back. JTraTT/. %at, :pT5^ «.-f%fT?f- 
 ToBack-btte. t). a. dander one absent, v. To Asperse. qr?ft- 
 
 Tm =5r^/.-5n^ /.-&e.^?;>?f-?Tm-?fFTor y. o/o. "rfr^r- 
 pt^t/. <?fr?T>g'T «.-7^?^T5rT^ »». ^^iit y. of 0. ^zf. 
 
 ^^ g. of 0. 
 Back-biter, n. Back-bitinq,jj. a. \. V. TT^FiFi -^^i^ m- 
 iT'JTRT, &c. =Ef^, =Er^^=qr^r, =5ff t^^r, =Ef^Ti^^, ^\v<^- 
 
 Back-bitin&, «. V. Y.—aci. =q"^Tft ^f'M ». =;r^Tit/. ^TFft 
 
 /. fjr/. qfr^f%/. tr^r^TTTsn^ m. ^T\^^-^ n. =^f. 
 Back-bone, n. spun m. ^,\z\ m. qt?T m. ^tSTTT m. ^?fr m. 
 
 Fore end of the b. of beasts. HT^^f^ m. 
 Back-door, n. ^^M^ or mVi_H n. JTPftrT^ n. miy^<i^\< n. 
 
 =^\T^^ n. f^'l^t/. 
 Back-groond, «.^fig. state of neglect or loss of notice. HT- 
 
 To throw into the b. ^ n.-^^^ f. aTTOTW anVA H o>- 
 
 Back-pax, n. TPT^q'FliToirqT T^R iH.-^rnr «.-<tc. 
 BaCK-eoom, m. iTmrTT STtTT^ #?^/.-^T^/. 
 Back-side, n. posteriors, ifs/. Jc^ «• ff'Tt/. 
 
 2 7u'»(f«- stWe, V. Back, q-ys /. ^15 n. g^'TFT ««. ^^5,^1 ?«. 
 
 fq^jrfr/. mi^ 3TtT «. 
 
 To Back-slide, v. n.faU off from a religious course. I^if^- 
 
 ^, ^nra^, f^=^5jot, 'Tf?fK-Hp?-&c. ^tw, ?r^nt w.-ttp! m. 
 
 Back-slider, n. Bace-slidikg, |). a. v. V. f^'<TWRT, &c. 
 
 Back-stairs, n. ^Rf^^ ?«. 3TT5fJT?Tr in. 
 Back-swoed, n. ^^^trrft rR^R/. [TTSfT'Jr n. 
 
 Back-taed, n. <R?f or ^^^ n. ^X'^^ n. qrl n. Hm?5 3TiT"Jr «. 
 Backer, n. v. V. A. 2. TTS^OTRT, TTSTT^jT'^Rr, &c. qTStr^qj, 
 
 qreTr?H"^r, qtir 0/ qreqr or ^^^ or qifsTT o»- qifjiTT, 
 
 Backing, v. V. A. 2 — act. qre ?uf «■ qrs TT^"'f w. &e. qrsq- 
 
 ^Tsrr »». qre/. q^fTRrr o?- q^^ ««. q^ /. qT^mRt /• q^- 
 qRft or (jft/. J5^ »«. 5JTi-?5r »>. 3"qTro!;T m. 
 V. V. N. 1. — act. TFT ^?:>jf «. inn ^^iJf m. 
 2 TTT^nr ^6f M. ^T^^ ^"ft «• &c. [ ^t. 
 
 Backward, ac?tf. towards ones back. qr^ftTRT, ^TRT, ^^TrnT- 
 
 2 (f(V/t </ie b. forward. qTSJTRr, qTSm^Rr, qret^?rWfT, 
 
 qr^, HTn^qrqRfr, JTrnrqiqisfF^t, HRT^^rqT^rf^. 
 
 3 /;'0)« «//e icrong end. :????:, ^pjtt, 3-^^^^, ^gfrpiTTHf, 
 B. and forward. J^STTf ?7H:r, 3^?Tqi7:^r, ^''PTTTf "PTI^, 
 
 65 BAG 
 
 Backward, a. vnwiUing, v. Averse. JTRTRquTT-qTH^^r, 
 
 2 V. DiLATOliX. fSHT, ^r^T, ^f'^, ^15, %T^, ^FT, it?. 
 
 3 notproJicieni,'H\'VB, HRRT^^r, Hm^R^FTT, HRt q3%?Tr. 
 
 4 Zrt^e !)t season, not early. JTRRT, HRTTSH' fq^F^TTrT- 
 Backwardness, v. A. 1. fsTH^rrr/. f^RRR^FrTT/. f^fn /. 
 
 2 f^^qoTT m. f%st/- ^q^<^T »«. %T?TC/- f ^Z 
 Bacon, «. ^q;?:!^ iTT?r m. [DT-?i''TT5!;'Jf. 
 
 To saye one's b. a^iig^^T/- q?^?T W^f, qrjfl^ «. sT=5Tr?- 
 Bad, «. ill, ey(7,— gencr. ^rrf?:, ^=RT^, ^TT^T^r, 3T>l5r, W^?:!, 
 
 ?r5RT, ^f??r?r, ^^'5:, ?i^Rr. 
 
 —freely oc compreh. ^^?n?^, ^TTf^f^ff^, ^Tfs^^isrt^Sr, 
 
 ^TT^^^TT^^, ^^?r^, #^^R:r, rrm^Tf^rq;!, afmflm, 
 gsrr qr^?:r, 
 
 Badish. Efrr?=rr'JrT or crft. 
 
 To make b. worse. q^R-^HTT ^W?T »«• q;^"^, TcF.^ffT'T'r- 
 tift/. 3TT>il0T, fraf5 gHT 5f5:q;;r q;?:i3f. 
 
 2 vicious, sinful, v. "Wicked, g"?, qpft, qifq^, 3T^H, ^- 
 ?ft?5, f3?ft?y, II, (ill comp. as |^^Rt, %^'^i &c. ),f ( iu 
 comp. as J'ST^T, JJ^, <fcc. ). 
 
 3 T. Unwholesome, g"?, »rTyrq^, ^TRir, 'flP^^'+Kq?, ^T^T. 
 Bad-hearted, «. 5|^, 5|^, Pl^, |'?*TRt?T, I'^RT-.^pm. 
 Badge, n. mark of distinction, fsf^ n. ?fOT/. f^^TT^ft /• r^- 
 
 ^Ttq M. f^^ or fir^ «. spqjur «. ^T m. 
 Badger, n. i^q; v?nTNT arff. 
 To Badger, sj. o. persecute, worry, ^'c. y. To Tease. ^TT^iJf, 
 
 5fT^0r, ffrsoT, ^r5roTqj/.-^^jmr?/.-&e. ^m g. of o. ^'h 
 
 »». ^qTTTf-f^sjT^rr qr?: «;. %of y. of o. qretw ?^T'T'?r-qT3^TT 
 
 ?w. ^T^ g. of 0. 
 Badinage, n. light talk. g^^-f%=fRt^ ^t?r^ «.-'>TT"T^ n. 
 Badly, ado. v. A. 1. ^?:, ^TT^, =rTf^ Ttfft^, 5TTq?r>f. 
 Badness, n. t. A. 1. ^Tf^m »». ^^T^rmT »«. ?ITq?Rq'Jrr m. 
 
 &c. Jprrf^rfq- «. 
 
 2 gi^quiT »i. ^r^ «• qif^^HT / 
 
 3 1^/. ^TT^^qorr m. arrtTq??fr/. 
 
 To Baffle, v. a. foil, v. To Defeat. ^^^1%ijf, HITOT, ^r:- 
 
 if(jf, sq-4-g'5-^is<p?5-&c. q;^iJr, crr|=pjf, =qT?5^wT q;'[af, iq- 
 fri^-i-;i'SBq??q-^f??rT?T?r->fcc. w>x^. 
 Bafeled, p. V. V. ?5jqd%^?5r, =^w=TRrT%?5'OT, 5q"4-%^=5r,ctf. 
 
 Bag, n. sack, Sfc. ^?5rw. dim. ^^f. 5?5P'>. dim.Z^f- qpr «. 
 
 B. to hold paper and traps. i^rS n. ^n^RT or ^;;t- 
 5^ n. 
 
 B. with pockets or divisions. W^\f. m^T m. dim. ^- 
 Cift/. STRirr WJ. q^sT^T m. 
 
 Bag and baggage. STT^sjrFf or fsf^TRT /. q^q^^^ ". 
 
 iT=rrS 'PTT^ «. 'Nioi'T5TT^ ". srrjf^r^rr »«. 
 
 Four raoutlied b. ^ffssirr ">• ^RfT /. 
 
 String to draw the mouth of a b. CJ^T^r^F m. 3fi3^:~r 
 m. VJ\^JX\ m. qi^fT m. 
 
 Two-mouthed b. ^\^z\f. ^Sqt/. 1I\f[ f 
 2 (for holding money), v. Fcrse. fq^T^ /. ^fH?rr vi. 
 W.m m. ^fKCTft /. ^^r m. 
 
 Mouey,&c.b. of shroft's and goldsmiths. q;7o5cf«. ^Tc^r
 
 B AT Cfl 
 
 m. 'ft'Tlft /. <fT?Jt ". #fft /. 
 3 (of auimals). ^rn or #T w. 
 Tu Bao, v. a. (i;,'. poi'L-t, approprialr, S{c. f^n^ff^T-nsr^'Trfr 
 
 To Bag, r. n. swell like a hay, lellj/, sicaj. gTrJ'Jf, ^[r5 »>.- 
 gpz^r w«. ^, 'TRToEOT. 
 
 2 about; Jiaiiy or sit looscli/. tjomoiot, q^^^T^ or ^f a(/y. 
 
 Clothes, oruamouts,&c.tliafc liaug bagging, (^citlol <ft^ 
 Bag-pipe, «. '^ ST^R^ =rr?T '^TI^. 
 
 B. for cliarmiug snakes. ?rm^ or qTT?JT n. 
 Bagatelle, n. v. Teifi.e. ^qfT'TT? /. 
 
 EAGOAGE,fl.(oran army). %S!r^PTT in. ^?T^ftf=5^^ »». 5"!^ 
 ". «ir^4u|'l «. STTlTTT^'T «. ^^^TK w. ^iTIHt^?^?^ «»• 
 L» ( of an iiulividual ). ^HIHM «. ^mM^HM «• ^^T^HT m. 
 ?7^ «. ^^ 5JP^ n. ^r^yi--)^'/. srrjf^?TRT or ^ /. iTWTT- 
 ==1 rt. 4iri~i or q^ici K. rt'i'-H^ or ^d^ci ?;.?Jr^=tt^ ?«. ^TTTg- 
 
 Bag and b. v. Bag. eJI^Rl^JM/- 
 
 3 u'orthless ivoman. ^\;^^ n. 3fFn«T'^^«- ^T?5 n. m^ n. 
 
 Bagger, n. Bagging, 73. a. v. V. N. ^rmas, q'5E^T^, ^ToET, 
 
 ^T75T or gF=^, ^Tt^J^P^, 3155 or %^^, 
 BA0^■IO, n. v. Bath-room. ^rST"!^ »■ ^MIH<MMT ot. 
 
 2 V. Brothel. %3q7?!:^ «. WiqT^raT /. 
 Bail, m. the security given, vrrfn^ /. ^Mt^^/. 
 To give leg b. iJW or iT^?ft^ n. ^'^^. 
 2— the person. ^JrHft^ c ^?nTft?T?T^, sffFTH m. 
 B. for appearance. ^T^^?nTflv{, ^^T^srf?r»T^w. 
 B. for good conduct. %?I^?nTftT, ^tmr^^TTrfrH, f^'^IW- 
 
 B. for pecuniary liability. Hl''v^)^1?r, 
 To admit to b. vmrft^ ^T '^\l^. 
 To Bail, v. a. free on hail. ;JTmt=T »».-^ift=Tt^/.-^'Tt?ft /• 
 
 --din'h'M/. %ts?r msof. 
 
 2 «<««(/ ia(7/or. ^TTift^ |tw, ^if^?T^/.-^?ITfH^/. ^. 
 Bailable, «.— a person. ^sTTrfr^ff q^?i ^re^qw ^V^. 
 
 2— an offence. ^ppf^T ^'TW W^, ^T^H q^i^T mT^. 
 Bailiff, n. qr^RT^qr fMT^n^^ ^^^ ^m^FT 3TTf . 
 
 2 suhordinafe officer. sitT^ jre. ( his office, ^tT^/. ). 
 To Bait, «. a. (a hook, &e.). |ft /.-^?r m.-3TTfTT'T «.-&e. 
 
 2 ..7/c^ rrfrmJimeiit. S,'c. upon the road. "^W^ or ^T^^Thi.- 
 
 3 Jt'orry, harass, v. To Tease, v^^, <Tr50T, ^r^EOT m- 
 fTfrra /. ^^ 5r. 0/ 0. 
 
 Bait, ?i. ( for a hook, &e. ). ^ /. ^tjt m. srif^ «. 
 
 2 Zwre, enticement. 3TTf*T7 ». ^i^^/.q^l^K'-l^T »«. ^^■[■^^n. 
 To hold out some b. jt'^T^^ m. fTR^%;f6T, ?rr^^ /. 
 
 BAL 
 
 Baize, «. q|^ «. 
 
 To Bake, v. a. HTSTot, T^K^ M.-&C. ^PTwf y. q/" 0. 
 
 2 — in chemistry, &c.( by fire ). 3TftT^^ «. ^^-^?;"n, ( by 
 
 the sun ), ^5^ or ^g^f^^urq^ n. l^-w.i^.^ ( in a pit ), 
 
 ipT^^ or Z n- ^,"^-^"jf . 
 Baked, p. v. V. 1. Hr^^^T, ^^[Sf. 
 Baker, «. v. V. 1. TFr'JnTr, H^^q^rft. 
 
 I. person ivJto makes ami sells bread. ^r€t5rT"5T ?«. 
 Baker-legged, a. ?Tf ?r^^, ^^?r.dlH-+, tw. 
 Bakery, n. ^^t^J^TT^ ^JTIK «. 
 
 Baking, «. v. V. 1.— «rf. ^tt^"^ n. H^%. 
 Baking-plate, ?i. — iron or earthen, FT^r^w — earthen,^T^». 
 Balance, n.pair of scales. cTm^/. rRT^^/. H^F /. 3^iTT^ 
 «. — large, ^Z m. r\nm. — small, esp. of jewellers, &c. ^t- 
 jr m. rTT^^IT m. Wr^f 
 
 B. having a tongue. ^FfST in. 
 
 B. for nice weighing ^PRUI^tCT ««. 
 
 Beam of a b. ^Ift"/. 
 
 Dish of a b. qil n. 
 
 False b. <t5^fft/. 
 
 Fraudulent turn of a b. in weighing. ^fHiT w. v. \ 
 
 Inclination of an unequal b. qT^PT m. 
 
 Inequality ( untrueness ) of a b. ?r? m. 
 
 Strings of a b. f3# n. grl|^->| n. f^T^^ «. 
 
 Tongue of a b. ^.v.] ?«." 
 
 2 ( of an account ). SJT^/. %?5^/. f^T^^ ^TT^t/. ^Fift- 
 ?rTq?t/. 3-^R/. ^TfTT^ w. 
 
 B. brought forward. afT^tJr/. a?l<JUNnn/. 
 
 B. ( for or against ) on a tradesman's books. ^TrT- 
 
 B. as drawn or set down. f^TfS^ ^TTST »i- 
 
 B. sheet. f^T?rqj«f? m. 
 
 Chain of balances. f^T?5^?rt^r5ft /. 
 
 Dead balances, h.s given vp as notfortlicoming. ^#t?T- 
 
 Outstanding b. ^^iTFpt/. 
 
 To leave a b. TT^?rT-T5:fiT ^IW. 
 
 To leave no b. f^^^^ f.-^^W' f. '^X^ 9- of 0. W^.^ 
 
 To settle or discharge a b. ^'[^f. V^ ^iJf, ^rnff /. 
 
 3 See EQriPOiRE. 4 — the sign. g?5T/. tToE/. 
 lb Balance, «j. a. counterpoise, SfC. v. To "Weigh. ^rJOT, 
 
 2 ( an account ). f^W+S:tliT m. 5PT^-37R^, ^HT^^TPpl 
 
 or SfFfft/. ^T^^r, vTJTnjT-q' in. ^JX^'^^^. 
 To Balance, v, n. he on a poise. ^^^?iX^ 3T^. 
 
 2 See To Hesitate. 
 Balcont, n. ^STT m. 
 Bald, a. wanting hair. 5^?^, n^l^-qr, %^TfV^, %^Tf^?:f|^, n- 
 
 A b. spot. Jtj^ST «.
 
 EAL 6?^ 
 
 2 naked, ■unadorned ^-c. v. Baee. qiS^, g^, ^pqr, aff- 
 
 3 inelegant, mean, — composiliou, &c. ?:^, ^^H, HT'Pl, 
 
 Baldeedash, «. T. Peate. ijq^^ / 
 
 Balj)>-ess, m. v. a. 1. ^jgF5 M. ?tr"^ «. ^^^\Z n. WAl^^ n. 
 %?T?Tf|fq' n. 
 
 2 ^%TOTT «'. igHT^nr in. ^qwri OT. &c. 
 
 3 HT^STOTT m. &c. ^.^r^Tf. X^f[^r[\f. 
 Baldpate, n. Z^titff. 5:jg?JiTT'<TT m. 
 Baldpated, a. Z^^^^]^x:^r^ cTT'^^-STT, ^v^Z^h 
 Baldeick, n. ornamented helt. H^^ft^TT TfT m. 
 Bale, ». v. Bundle. it^T m. ^T^tTT m. f^5 «• fT^T >«. fsriT m. 
 
 dim. fif^^ or f%^^/. 
 Strap of a b. ^T^ift/. 
 Wrapper of a b. sfR^PT n. qTH^ n. 
 To Bale, d. a. lade out ivater, Sfc. 3"HTot or 3'TH'jf, ^TS'jf, 
 
 <?. o/o. 
 
 2 Mta^e into a lale. irgT flz. ^ffq-df. 
 Baleful, a. ei'/Z, t. Calamitous. ^"J, «JTfJ, 3T?r5;f:pT^cp^ aT- 
 
 Balefulness, 11. V. A. 5'?T^r ot. &c. 3T^5Lf;inT^p?5T n. &c. 
 Baling, «. t. V. l.—ait. ;j^<T^ «. &c. ^'^tt »». ^^TCfft/. 
 
 3'^T'Jr «. or 3'TOT-?"THoft-3TT?rT. 
 Balk, w. ?■%« vnplouglied. ^n| »». ^n;^^/ TiiTJft/. 
 
 2 heam. ^^X^ n, 
 
 3 V. DisAPPOixMENT. aTT^TPrn w. ^?5T m. 
 To Bale, v. a. disapjyoint, deceive. arr^TT/- 'Ttl'^, 3TT^Tr*nT»». 
 
 <P^n ^Tor, ^rTT^T- f^Tr^-3TT^imn- &c. sF^of. 
 
 2 to plow leaving halks. ^WS n.-^xmf. Z^ 5=IFT^"Jf. 
 Ball, m. — gener. nra w. iJO/^^ TloST »«. fZm. q'Mt/. nts^ m. 
 
 2^to play with. ^^jn. ^^ w. 
 Pile placed to be thrown down by a b. ^^['^\f.pl. 
 
 3 ( of medicines ). 2^111, ^c. ift^/. ^^/. ^S^ pop. n- 
 
 4 ( of the eye ). g^ol n. ?r=5fiTr?J ?h. ?r^jftr5^ »j. 3Tf?7nr- 
 
 5 ( of thread, &c. ). ifft/. n^^/. n^| «. n'Tsft/. or 
 S w. n5T5?t/ 0'- S M. jTSToSr m. n:5T m. fq^T OT. fwST >». 
 
 G entertainment of dancing. ?n^ «;. HJqif^cf j;j. ?{;q^jTT- 
 
 tT m. -^ n. 
 Ball-fieing, Ball-peactige, n. itroft^^jB. 
 Ball-eoom, «. ^rfq-^TTFrr/. 'Jf^'tf^ ». ^T^qi^T^ 3TfT m. 
 Ballad, n. trifling son(j ,^ .^osa . t^rsT^t/. 3^/. qT ^-M'flcl w. 
 Ballad- siN&EE, «. cTRTJft^rr^ c. rnsT'^siTrrr ?»• ?TT^T m. 
 Ballast, n. ( for a ship, &c. ). f^^ftT or f^^ n. m. 
 
 2 fig. f^'4«dl + K+ nir OT. 
 To Ballast, v. a. f^^]V( or T^f\H n. m. >TTq-, 
 Ballet, n. ^vu^^n^ ^fT n. ^IR^ ji. 
 
 BAM 
 
 arr^r 
 
 Balloon, ». vehicle ■which proceeds llrctigh the 
 
 \^.^T^ n. arr^r^i^r^ n. B^^■^T^ «. T^^■[^ n. 
 
 Ballot, n. hall or ticket, ( in Aotiug ). JHT^HfrRjjsj^nf^- 
 WAf.-%^ m.-f^^ n. 
 2 voting Ig lallot. \. V. 'jfe^PTgT^r or FM^JVi ^H ^rj^frT 
 
 lb Ballot, v. ii. vole Itj lallot or ticl-et. n^^TgTTT or ?I?jfST- 
 
 Balm, n. grerqr f nf^-rf -m m.-=^, m.-t{% m. 
 
 2 fragrant ointment. ^lifferrT 3^^ ». 
 
 3 any thing that heals or soothes. 3^^1Pr^ n. Z^XfX^W- 
 ^^'A n.-Sic. \ymW'. 
 
 Balmt, n.— of slumbers, nr?, ^^P^, g^^'^, ^R'^'^T^vR^- 
 
 2 \. Peageant. ^JTlfy*.' 
 Balneaet, n. V. BAin-EooM. H^ITTHTT «• ^fTTTR n. 
 BalneatOet, Balneal, a. ^f^TUIMi^l, ^RfFTR^^--f|". 
 Balsam, n. — common b. fR^r »»• 2 See Ointment. 
 Balsamic, a. soothing, softening. g'WT^R^, ^^R^'^'^n^^- 
 
 ^PRq;, ^^^TR^. 
 Balustee, n. f^T^Ht/. ^FSS^^^T T^ m. iRT^ ««. ^PS^^irfT 
 
 iRl^/. TTT^/. 
 BALrSTEEADE, «. rOir o/ hcdtistcrs. ^5?T'«. ^5T3T '»• ^5RT 
 
 or ST «J. ^5^^ «. 
 Bamboo, a. lelonjing to or made of lamhoo. ^\^'^.^ ^^fr^J 
 
 or ^^■^v^^., ta:^, sj-s,^, t^ft, srf^T, q-irq-. 
 
 Bamboo, n. — the plant, ^\^m■. sf^T m. «ffH^ m. 
 
 Some of the kinds or Tarieties are, qjoisp o?- ^5i^, q;m- 
 
 *rra^Rf, TFPTT or ttiuiTRT, TThtt or "t^tt, JT^T. 
 
 B. shoot or sprout. ^'^TT^ m. 
 
 Clump or cluster of bamboos. %?: n. W.^W^ f. 
 
 The efflorescence of the b. rr^ m. 
 
 Manna of the b. ^W^T\f.pop. fT^f^ or ^ or er:t=I 
 or ^B n- ^^^■K n. ^T^T^ffft /. sf^T?I>Rr n. cT^TF^r^RTT /. 
 t^RH^/- 
 
 Seeding of a b. ^^JZ m. pi-. IT55 m. 
 2 — a stick; single cane, ^ri^ '/». ^ »!• =P^=F ?«• ^^T ^w.^fftT 
 m. or tfRT «z. «fvT^^ n. ^^^ m. ^"^^t m. 
 
 B. basket or vessel, ^^^\'=s^ n. [f^t/- 
 
 B.-basket or sieve (for washing rice, vegetables, &c.). 
 
 Bi-crook. sin/, stn ^JZtf. 
 
 B.-flute or pipe. %dt m. 
 
 Prame work of light slips of b. TT^rt/. 
 
 Outer strip from a b. 1]ZWA^ f TTS^ftS «. 
 
 Piece or bit of a b. ^5S^ or ^WZ n. qol^?: or ^ ?;. 
 
 Pin or spike of b. — to tack leaves, &c. together. ^- 
 f or ^f. ^?fr or =EfTl€t/. f^TrT^/. fmi ». f^T5:^=F/." 
 
 Shaving or thin slice of a b. ( for basket-work &c. ) 
 iftoS or %5!; n. 
 
 Strip or slip of a b. WA^ f ^,\^Z n. ^tif ?TR>Jr/. f^T- 
 5f «. f%5j2; «. 
 To Bamboozle, v. a. co£cn,gi(U, v. To Deceive. "^srSt, s^- 
 ^tjf, qii-MNi SRT^rot, flitt TFT «• J^"^, ^HTT m. ^^J^i^^
 
 'JT III. ^nr. 
 
 HiS, n. proclavialiott or edict of proscription, interdiction, 
 
 "2 V. CCRSE. nr^ 111. 
 
 3 bans; no^Ve o/warmye.?irvn^-^'5n^r^-&c. ^f|?TH/. 
 To Bax. Seo TO CiusE. 
 UiXAKA, fl.— the tree, viitsa sapientum, v. Plantain, ^jpif 
 
 'J— the fruit. ^T^?1%5J H. ?1>t\55 n. ^r%af «. ?fp^c5 n. 
 BiND, n. bimlinj, landage. ^«R n. T^/. sf^m. »iq^ m. ^mn^ 
 
 arrar )«. 5i^ or sffqrfr/. [I «. ^r: m. 
 
 2 encompassing Under, a hoop, ^'c. aTTTT m. 3TT55T m. <p- 
 
 3 wf(7«* o/ union, v. Connection, btt m. FiTFlfqT »»• 
 
 4 company, troop, lodi/, mitltiluJe assembled. KS^ or 
 
 M. JT^rw. KI?T 7?. JR or ni w. Tjr m. nft/.^«. r>Tf n. 
 <fi^ or qtfT m. ^T^^ m. ^Jcl^/. Tf^/. ^"^riT «. 
 
 5 ( of insurgents or robbers ). ^ n. ^ n. ^z or T? m. 
 T^ »». ^T5T m. 
 
 C (of dancing girls, musicians, Ac). fTTTirT w. "^ m. =^- 
 Tpt/. ^ m. 
 
 Man belonging to a b. 'P^^tt >». 
 7 ( of music ). HJ|K<M1JTT m. ^?pTf5 n. ^fT m. STT^m. 
 
 riourisli or closing beat upon a b. 3TT%T ^\^ f. 
 S ( of knaves, libertines, idlers, &c. gener. ) Tho word 
 here has the power of pari; crew, gang, knot, Sfc. and 
 is answered by ^ U l cA^lct-.j^ /. ^^f. ^;^ m. =EireT55«». 
 ^^2^ ^■'MA\A^m. pl.^^^[n.■g^m^f. ^*T^o5«. 
 ?T*rH--rg'?q- n. H^jur n. 
 To Band, v. n. unite together, x. To Combine, ^^dr, ^?or, 
 
 Band-eox, m. ^rrWr'r^Ht t€1-/. 
 
 BANn-Booii, n. ?r'iK<Mi?rT «• ^TRpr^OT/. srrar^TTcTT/. 
 
 Bandage, «. 5iW;«y, v. Band. trft/. ( large, qyt '»•) s?^ «»• 
 
 Bandaloue, «._thoplay thing, ^^pop.^^ior ^^n. 
 
 Bandicote, n. mug malaharievs. ^^f. 
 
 Ba ndit, n. v. Outlaw, ^^^t^i^^s^ „. ^^fvi,;T^ „. ^. 
 
 2 v. EoBBKR qrnTT^^ M. <^)-iM i j^ rr m. ;^?TC <■• 
 Banditti, n. body oj bandits. ^ n. ?5^=^fV m m. ^j^s n. 
 ^^^TST 01- 5?r5r m. ' 
 
 One of the body. ^T^ft^^t or ^^rfHt\ m. 
 Depredations and ravages of b. qjT^ m. Hj^^ n. =qt- 
 
 ^^Tte/. 55T?/. 7^ n. fiTe5R «. ^PTotR «. 
 BaNDKOL, n. streamer, Sfc. ^;t^X^ pop. ^^\^ f. 
 BaNDT, n. !Jt+^|4R ^5 m 
 
 BAX 
 
 To Bandt, Jm< to and fro; lit. fig. cj^ttt ^p^z g?^ jtk^, ?- 
 
 ^FR^TT TPT^^/.-<7tfr^rT?^5r/. ^mg.ofo. ^^^t^f^;^- 
 
 To b. blows. ^^^rnrsW or ^mtTr55t?T-fT?TTf^^-^mm- 
 
 To b. sharp speeches, v. To Wrangle. (pJ^iJf, "J^- 
 
 Bandt-leg^ n. '^5T '7m OT. [ ^^. 
 
 Bandt-leqoed, «. ^T^qr, T^rpTT TFTT^T, spm^T^, STT^r^- 
 Bane, n. lit. poison, fig. <■«!(«« f/ ec/? or ri/m. fcfT n. ^^ n. 
 
 HcHl^l tqTr=rr m. f^qr^ft ^Tf/.-^RT'/. f^"Tr§f ^ 11. m^n. 
 
 W^ m. ^FToI m. 
 BiyEFVL, a. poisonous. pernieions.fk^jf\., fTOTTT, 3^^TT^, 
 
 aTTPT^mr^, 3Tf^ri+'K+, ^rm^, ^ttt^, ^rr^^. 
 
 To Bang, i\ a. beat violently and soiindingly, \. To Beat. ^- 
 
 "^^^OJr, r^UHIKUJ, ?^T^, ^I^Wr^ 5:1^^^, ^i=t)N'^. 
 
 2 strike against foreibly. arr^otot, 3T'T<f^, 3TT<F5t'f, ^S«F- 
 
 Bang, «. y. Blow. ^"JT^t m. ^ui+Ki' »i. ^ftinpT m. VTS'FT ot. 
 
 Bang, o(7y. 5LfTI-:F^-^T-&c. q-^-^FT-^-Ac. 
 
 Banging, a. See Laege. 
 
 Bangle, native bracelet, See Beacelet. 
 
 Banian, n. merchant. ^VTX m. ^f^V^ m. k^^ m. 
 
 — in contempt, &c. ^TOT?: nm. ^M^^ mn. =||U|+d mn. 
 
 2 banian tree, Jicus indica. ^ m. ^. m. 
 To Banish, v, a. e.rpatriate, e.vile. \xi or 5^^ TIT ^P^, \^- 
 
 f%^FT^-^^T'nT?fT-'^^5-&e. ^^, ?nTTT-7T'J^4K-d<MK-<S:c. 
 
 2 fig. drive away. *Hirtf«(ui, ^TTc^^ ^, ^T^JT^, ^^ot. 
 Banished, _p. v. V. 1. %^TTR ^^tJ&c. q^lPi+lt?!, ^^TTF^^T 
 or HK+I, 15^ TTTWr or HK+I, %?Tilf^^<*ri, f^srfftTrT, ^^T- 
 
 Pl^ i Rid ,%yf^t--tiiRirr. 
 Banishment, n. v. V. 1.— «(?/. \^HK ^^ n. &c. '^?TfH«^^- 
 q- «. ^^Tqf^^R OT. f%^?f^ n.— state. S^lfvpPTrft/. ^^I^I- 
 ^'T^rfH /. ^^li)f^s^?T?^ n. ^^iPii*lRidct( M. 
 Banister, See Baluster. 
 
 Bank, ^!. ( of a river, &c. ). ?T5 or ^^f. fft^ «. rT^ ?h. ^z^m 
 m. qftTTT »»• [«• 
 
 Farther or other b. '^JJill/.'qsvT^ /."^W?ftT n. TTHt^ 
 q^TTT OT. TcTTR m. T^^rT^/- 
 Hither or near b. ^4??/. '^'<T^ /. '^3?ftT n. 
 Hither and further banks. TTilSfK m- 
 On both banks. §4T^. 
 
 2 7My7i or sifeep hank. SIT /• ^T5 /. ^^ m. ^"^1% f. 
 Full of banks or ridges. ^'mK. 
 
 3 dike, monnd, mole, v. Dam. «lttTOT. dim. ^J^T^ f. sfqr- 
 ?T ?«. HZ^^ m. q-s^oTT «?. 
 
 Little b. to stop water, rfn^/. TloS/. 
 
 4 sZifT/', shallme,flat, v. Shoal. »tR «• TT^ /. ?yFT J??. 
 
 5 ( for money ). ^;ff /. q^/. Z^^t[ f- »q1^/. ( from 
 the English ). [ qrwff. 
 
 To Bank, v. a. confine with banks, sft^^, srftfRijf, «rf^ m. 
 Bankee, «. ^iq^pK m. m^ m. if ft^TOT »f. T^t^T?!T m.
 
 BA^^ 69_ 
 
 Bankers and Banking, — compreh. ?rT=raT«l+KI ««• 
 Fraternity or body (in a town, &c. ) of bankers. 
 
 Sitting carpet of a b. ^sn^TTT^ft m^f. 
 Banking, a. ^T^mfl", ?rr^l7n:f=?Tr, WTSpFT-Tr^rT. 
 Banking, n. banker's business. ^V^W^f. ?rT=r=FR^ /• ?rR- 
 
 B. upon a poor or petty scale. ^i^frTPSt ^TN^rft/. »fT- 
 
 Bane-note, oi. 5q"i^FiT^/. (from tbe English.) 
 Bankeupt, a. i^qr^ f^WOT, TT^T, 'i\^V^ t^ ?5R%?5T, 
 
 Bankrupt, «. an insolvent. f^^nwTr, ^^TToEf^^r, ^T^P. 
 Division of tlie money of a b. STTHT^Tf /. 
 To become b. f^cTTSS n. Vm'Ji y.of s. ^^jf, iiq^, siMuj-- 
 
 Bankeuptct, n. ?IT^/. f^m^ «. f?^ «. ^!VW.'3f\f. Tf'tf^ «. 
 To declare b. f^srra n. ^FT^, ^TOIT^ f^ ?».rfNui, ^T^TT 
 
 Bannee, tc. ( of a chieftain ),v. Flag. sra/. ^TJTm. Hdl'-Pl/. 
 Banquet, To Banquet, See Feast, &c. 
 Banqueting-uouse, «. HM^TF^T^Hf^ n. ^WTHf^ n. g^^- 
 
 To Banter, v. a. rally, play upon, T. To Eidicule. ^rrr or 3- 
 
 5T/.-H?Jfrft/.-%^/.-'f^r^ W.-&C. qjT#y. 0/0. g^^i^ur. 
 
 BaNtee, Bantering, n. v. V. — act. ^ ^T;vi «. if|j o- 3^ 
 
 Bantling, n. brat, v. Child, ht^ n. ^PR^ «. 
 Baptism, m. The word ^rrf^riTT from the Greek is commonly 
 used. The word may be rendered by tnTf^^TT'4'FI=FTT^ 
 
 n. ^^fi\^^^% h^stt n. qTTf?r^m'4^ ^fjf^r m. 
 
 Baptismal, a. v. N. qTf?R»^qT^, qrfw^'^'TTf^r'nfNrT, fcTHf?r%- 
 ?TT*T!FT5mTf ^RT^i^ or f%^q^, STiff^%^TT*5^ ^dri^>4>K^ W- 
 
 Baptist, «. mHl^rMi ^^uiki-^WRT. 
 
 2 5?5f=En snfaTTTT ^^t, srq'frr 3TT^?Tt=qr m^r ^^r^ art 
 ^TT^ TTrT arff nt. 
 
 BaPtisteet, n. siTRr^»TT =HT'"THt ^^mT/. 
 
 To Baptize, v. a. v. N. q 1 Ri <;n 1 «?. ^T^T-^ot^ %TiTf^^rai=FTT- 
 
 f%r{ wf, ^s^'v+H^iTT ^rnf^rf^ sp^tjf, TT«Rrg;RT mw. 
 
 TTrft ^PTW. 
 Bah, «. ^/ece of wood SfC. laid across, n^ »». Tsft/. 971^^ «f. 
 sn^oT M.'IM^' O'-'iwi^/. 3?f^m. 3T5:/. ^VCf. TS^TW oruft/. 
 Pinning with a b. one's arms and legs. eftfJ^IT m. 
 
 2 ( of a door ). ^im m. ^A^^ f. pop. 37^55 or 371^/. 
 tn. ^\i>\^f. 3TT^f^a5t/. 37S1TT m. QTScrft/. arsut »«. ^osf. 
 3{1jn. arrflsn' m. 
 
 3 obstacle, let, v. HiNberaNCE. sie/. arSrft/. arrs/. 3T- 
 
 4 ( of a harbour ). c^t^T >«. TH «• frftftr ot. 
 
 5 preventative, exception, v. Objection. «fTtT M.3T5/. il- 
 
 6 ( of metal ). ^T?/. ^sj/. [^^/. 
 B. of iron set round with rings. 'Tl^M^lilT m. nR^^f- 
 
 B. of iron, — to punch rocks, &c. qR^ or q-/ "?Sr/. 
 
 7 (of a window, railing, &c.). n^ ot. t^TntT/. in^/. nTT^?«. 
 
 8 ( of a capstan ). 3Ti «. 
 
 9 rrtiVci/ off place Jor tlie prisoner in a court ofjuslice.^- 
 
 10 railed off place for barristers in a court of justice. $r- 
 
 rTTrT ?r^ =rf^?ii^ 5r^>J5THt ^pss-^tt^ ^jiftt/. 
 
 11 tlic U'liole body of barristers. ^?r^ ^rf^^Tt^ H^/. 
 To Bar, v. a. close and secure with a bar. 3T?H^ m.-^mf.- 
 
 ^S^mf. ?«.-'JfTSiT55/.-5fin'35IT W.-&C. ^?;CTf-?;T5r'Jr-?rR^ or 
 
 ^TTr^-ifcc. ^ ^T"^. 
 
 2 oppose.^ obstruct, v. To Hinder. 3T?:^T^^, 3T5f^^, ST^T- 
 
 fr^'iif , 3T^^pR m. 5?T?J'jf-q^of , 'jT^/.-arrj/. qT?50T, arr? srw. 
 
 BaeT5, ?«. ( of an .arrow, &c. ). ^f^y m. or SH^t^ w. 7?5?T- 
 
 2 ( of grain, grasses, &c. ). ^t/. ^o?- ^ ???. 
 
 3 armour for a horse or elephant. <TRtT/. 
 To Barb, «. «. ari^T w.-^H^^^RT »«. F^T^-^ra'^. 
 
 2 ( a horse, &c.). ^T^^f. ^TFI'jf. 
 Barbarian, n. savage. XX^t[-X\^^Z-^v:^-&c. tttot^ c. rRT- 
 
 2/y. cruel person. Trfn l^r^IT HTDJ^ »». ^?=RT »>. 'TH m. 
 H^R «j. TTTT »J. ^TfN; M. 
 Barbarian, Baebaeous, a. belonging to barbarians, unciviliz- 
 ed, savage. ^RTrft, TRTsr:, ^T?^, J^xU^tft, ^R^^TW^^ft, 
 
 2 inhuman, ^c. v. Cruel, srt, f'T^^, ^T^^, ^PT|^. 
 
 3— of speech, ^nrsr or |ireT, ^fRist, 3Tq-?i5^^, ar^'ff- 
 
 irar, aT7?[I5^^, aTTST'TFTi^Rw, rTR^, ^?RIIT, 3T5T^5TT- 
 
 Tf^T"S, ^T^:, l'^^ o- in?:, T^, ansiuft'. 
 
 4— of the speaker. ^TTIT or "^5T, ^FRTiT, aTTm'ft, ?rR|?, 
 
 Barbarism, «. uncivilizedness. See Barbarity. 
 
 2 ah. a solecism, S;c. ar^^TS^ m. 3HHm41'I ot. ar^^snTFT w, 
 
 3T«f5!1^fFT ««. ^FT?rt «. 
 Barbarity, BarbaRousness, n. v. A. 1. <Hei4i|U|i m. w^- 
 
 TtJTT Mi. &e. f^?7RTf|RT/. arr^n^^Jf^mT/. ai^NKffT/. 3T- 
 
 T^RtIT/. f^^TT^R^HcTT/. fM"qMK<,lf^rH «. 
 
 2 ^^T?rT/. 5p>T «. f?i^frr/. f^^^Torr »». ^ifRrfffq' «. 
 
 3 ^JII^^tJlT w. ^RT^^lTiTT m. aT7^T»^T/ aTq'SiqFt^'?^ «. 
 
 ar^^sT^fpf^f^-^T n. 
 Barbarously, ado. t. A. 2 ^b^ft^, i^T^M, sp^f^^. 
 
 Barbed, a. jagged witli hooks or points. a^i+^^^K, aTi^^^rr^rr, 
 2 — an arrow. ^otNt, ^"ff, ?f^'^, TriHi. 
 Q furnished icith armour. — horse. TRR^. 
 Baebee, n. ?^T^ or ^^ «>• =7Tf^ m. ^^ftrT m. fflft^ >». 
 f^tJI+lpTT pop. [\'4\4\ri m. 
 
 — in contempt, &c. stf^T m. Hi^M'U ««J. fT?fT^ »»• 
 Business of a b. ^-jIIHH/. ^TTfTFT n. 
 Eazor case of a b. qi^P^ or HH.'Clf. 
 Shop of a b. ^q;5JT5T m. ^rrfw^TTOT/.
 
 BAK 
 
 70 
 
 BAE 
 
 Strop of a b. irrT^ '•• 
 
 Tcrui» of courtesy prefixed to tlio name of a b. H^T^ 
 or W^PTTTT or H^rTT or n^\ri\ or Vfjl^, 
 Vessel of a b. ( holding shaving-water ). r\\^\Z\ f. 
 lixniK ". ;'<"■' «'"' sillier. V(JZ m. ^ m. sjf^^^ m. JTriq' »«. 
 
 2 yee I'oET. 
 Bark, (I. uiicoirnil, v. Xaked. ^Tm^rr, J|?^, ^^T or spT, 3"- 
 
 2— a tree or plant. fisi'Tl, ^tf^TSTH, f^'^'Hui, f%"J7^, ^f- 
 
 :> ^j/(i(rt, unadorneil, laid, jjr or J^, ^^, 4li+l, ^f^FT, 
 ^fT^i ^Ir'T pop- ^^I", gi=M, J^^F^^rT, ?5tg, a^iftet^, t^- 
 ipT or iis+l, 53T, 3THf^, ^'TWTf^-^?r-&c. 
 
 4 Hierd, V. Siiii'LE. ^^^ or g^tTT, f^^, \^^ or 55, g^. 
 
 5 See BABEiiEArED. 
 
 5b Baee, f. a. malce hare or naJccd. •qtS^FR'^, ^TFT^T-^Tl^- 
 
 3^T3T-f^-f TT-Ac. qr?T7f_ 
 Babeback, ado. icitliout gaddle. - j ^j rf i uf r, Hr^TO^TT TT^t^. 
 To ride ( upon a horse, Ac. ) b. ^'q^off ^Wiif. 
 
 BaBEBO.NEP, «. T. LeaX. ^li'lci, ^rSoS, ^l^+^T. 
 
 B.aeebo'es, n. lean person. ^TT^^re; c ^■\\h\'\ m. ^j^^rpft ?». 
 
 •H'-Mi^llHrl^ m. ^fToET W2. 
 
 To become or bo a mere b. WPT^ w. q^of-^uf y. ofs. 
 EabefaCED, a. wilh the face hare. JWS■ZfJ^r^^^T.,f^^^H^^z■t(J- 
 
 2 V. .SuAMELEss. f%^«T, f^W^STTT, f^l^t^, ^^n-ClTJTTi."^- 
 
 BinEFACEDLY, adL\ T. A. 2. amlOTYSLY. vj M^mI'^m' , f%?ir- 
 
 BiEErooT, Baeefooied, a.3TTr5rriift,3TiJi??TN7q-f=qT,'n^mor. 
 
 <f|cr-^j?q--&c. 
 Baeefoot, cr<?i,'. arijrsrnjft or aTO^^TTFTR, ^^qpTFrt^, ?nn- 
 
 Baeeiieaded, «. ^T^^^T or ^r, ^^-qr JT?^, ^TTrf^TT^'T, ^TO- 
 
 %'2^ ?;%-fr?r-&c. f?n:<?(iui<r^ri- ^-&c. 
 
 BAEELr, adv. V. A. 1. merely/, simplj, v. Only, .prfv JTT=5r 
 %^^ or 35, Pl<M*. ' ' 
 
 Baeexess, n. V. A. 1. ^m^^ m. ^t^^j m. tll%'mr m. 
 &C. 'iTT=:g;T?5TTri^?^ n. 'aT^Tr^Hniy; 
 
 2 f^qpfNoTT w. fHCTaT?=T ?(. f^q^^r=n"/. 
 
 3 l^quTT m. 5frS%^in aj. <ffT%quTT »». ^^tfuf,- ,„ &g 
 
 BaEgain, n contract, compact, v. Agheemexi. %^J.\^f. 
 ^/. =FTR »i. 
 
 Into the b. ETT, f^T^rri, HTrfra'TT^r, ^f^rn^. 
 
 Tostrike a b. 7^/. JTTTer-%er, ^^niRrm »». iTTT^- 
 
 2a gainjulpurcliase. f%TrTO=ft^-f^pajT,T^^?^^^-^^^^^_ 
 To Baboaix, v. n. make contract or agreement for. ^gtif 
 
 2 c/zf/^fr in settling a price. '^raNm/.-qTtnqt^/.-tTRT- 
 
 Baeoe, «. loot for pleasure, v. Vessel. ^T^^[^f. '^^^^^f. 
 IJlal lottomcd loat. T3T=r in. \pm\ f, 
 
 Baek, w. (of plants). ^TS/. ^^;^.^Zn. =^x^in. =EfH «. 
 Inner b. 3T?n;^T?5/. ^^^m n. 
 Outer b. ^^vmv^f. 
 
 2 Peruvian bark. ::^'4p^qT OT^Tpfl' ^^T ^fUrsft W?r/, 
 
 3 cry of the dorj. ^t^/. 'TT^'Jft/. s^PTT^ »». 
 
 2b Baek, v. a. ( trees or plants ). ^Wjf- ^Jtjf, ^i'tSiJlr or 
 
 ^noEof, afm'Jr, flf^'jf. 
 To Baek, v. n. — a dog. j^, HPficfr, »q"?rT^ »>. JR'^f, 
 Baek, Babque, «. v. Vessel. sfR^^f n. 
 Bakktng, n. V. V. N. — act. ^f^iTt n. j^pirf «. HT^ift/. 
 Baelet, n. ■^^ pop. ^^ m. ?n^ w. ?rj^ »»• 
 Baelet-coen, n. ^^r^\-^^^ ^•hip\'\ m. 
 
 Golden b. ( as used in bracelets, &c. ) ^^] m. 
 
 2 — the measure ?T=r^^o/). ^^ m. 
 Measure of eight barley-corns laid side by side, ar^sf 
 
 .pop. 3T^o5 n. 
 Exceeding by a b. ^^TT aTTT^r. 
 Baeley-watee, n. ^^T^ or ^ ^f:\z mn. ^fT^^T^ or ^ qjTc 
 
 mil. sr^i^ n. 
 Baem, n. V. Yeast. ^IH-^-41 ^TS^^ITft ^V^f. f Tms m. ^PRT- 
 
 TfJT w^. =hKlr|< w. q^¥ in. 
 Baen, n. house for storing grain, ^c. Jprer^ «.'T¥f^=Pr7R «. 
 
 ^TPm^ ^r^m^f. 
 
 2 fig. 7o»y, ZoiP, SjC. house. — contemptuously, ^requ/. 
 
 Baenaclb, n. — the fish. ^^\ m. dim. ^5ft/. fpfft/. 
 2 — of farriers. JpT^nt/- ^F^ir »». 
 
 Barometeb, «. ^% =r^?r Ki^CT^rr^ q'^sr jj. srmr'iTR n. ^r?- 
 
 BAEOliETElCAL,ff. cfr^PTTT^ 4=^^, ^T^TR^ q'=5(^'=ft-f5rTq'- 
 
 ^, 5rr5HTT^q'=5rT^ %s?rr. 
 Babox, «. RriNd^r qti??T^hff ^ "T^t 'jttI. 
 
 Baeonet, n. ITsp q^cft 3TT^. 
 
 Baeeack, n. ^Mf. f^T^Tf <l^ui||^ =qT^/. 
 
 The word hht^P from the English is becoming common. 
 Babeel, n. "flT? or f^q' n. 
 
 2 ( of a gun, &c. ) v. Tube. ^T£\f. ^f?y^r/. 
 Baeeen, a. — of woman. i{>^^ pop. ^ri^f. 
 
 A b. woman, ^rtt/. ar^miq?^/ arif^jnr/. 
 —in contempt. cTf^r^/. ^\^^;t\f. ^\^^f. ^\m^i\f■ 
 
 grrsT ««. ^sr^ft/- 
 
 N. B. Pandits designate three classes of women as 
 
 barren, viz. ^'^ she who has no ofFspring,:pr^«TT she 
 
 who bears only one child, Hrf^KH- she whose ofispriug 
 
 die. 
 
 2 — of cow or female animal. erf^T, ^^ or afflT a. ind. 
 
 3 — of trees. qi^T. 
 
 Bather or somewhat b. ^\^Z, 
 4 — of soil or country, itnp-odtcctive, lad. rn^qj, ?n"fq^,
 
 BAS 71_ 
 
 ^T^^R, ?f^r?^, TH^;, ^iT?, ^==[7?:, st-p^, arTr^srr^. 
 
 5 scaiifi/, not copious, v. Eiiptt. ^rt^r, HT^5, g^T, g^T'ST. 
 
 6 dull, iininventive, — the mind. ^?q^^Tf^?T^, 3T^?q'sF, 
 
 Baeeenness, «. T. A. 1. q'f^rT'^T m. ^'^^^^K^ n. 3T"P?Jf^ n. 3T- 
 
 4 ^TPft^i^UTT m. ^^STWr «»■ &c. 
 Bareicade, Baericado,?j. hast y fortification of trees, earth, 
 
 To Baehicade, v. a. ^^^^^ #5°!, H^^^ f. ^"jf. 
 Baeriee, «. See Baeeicade. 
 
 2 Sor, s^o;^, olstr action, v. Hinderakce. 3HI^+|;fl/. 3T? 
 
 3 loundary, v. Bound. |^/. ?rT|^/. 
 
 4 town,fort, Sfc. on the confines. ^^t^=5rT-^^ ^ I -5p3^- 
 ^FS'Sfr Tf^T «J.-f%55T m.-&c. 
 
 Baeeistee, m. q?llfnT?5T ^?5 m. «J|f<«< t;«(Zyo. qiR>,^:i^ m. 
 Baeeow, n. — Land b. it^qr m. 
 
 2— wheel b. '^^ ^T^tfWrft /• ^TrPTT^/- 
 
 3 mound coverinj corpses, q^ J^^r ^"^^ S^FRM.-f^TnT'w. 
 To Barter, v. a. HR^T ^OT, sj^J^rq^/.-ar^j^m^/. ^^ 
 
 g-of 0. %^ n. ^^ g. of a, W^'^^T^ ^oT-^of. 
 
 To B^utTER, V. n. ^\^^^r[T^Jm.■\^l^^^'^'m.-^^\^^^m.-&c. 
 
 ^irf-^iif, faTvTfrf^ f^^?r m. iriff, ^■^M'NI'^^^T on. :pc#, 
 
 Barter, n. ^Zi^fz n. ?fT?:^R/. %-?:JTmT^^T m. j?rT^^ hj. 
 
 Basalt, «. (^^T ^T^=qT ^3^ 3Tf^. 
 
 Base, a. mean, vile; — of things, v. Worthless. ^?^^, rft=5T, 
 3TJTT, <(T, %T,'''tft, 3T?7, i^TW, 3"iiIT?T, f^^RF. 
 
 2 disreputable, dishonorable, — of persons, v. Vile. Sr5^T, 
 
 ^^, TFfft, 'rmr, ^?r, ;^r, 5^, f%"T?:iTT, fivrr^sr. 
 
 3 of low station or rank, of little account, v. Low. SFS^T, 
 ^^, :ft^, ?5fT^, 3T^^, ^^% "Tmr, ft?rf ?5, 3Tf F^, 
 
 4 See Base-born. 5— of metals. f|cTr=^^ ff "JT^tj, ■f^anJ- 
 
 ^, f^'IR^, •(,?l'itil':4,\!;?n'5E. 
 
 6 (feep, grave; — of sounds, ift^, ?rr^f?f?5T, l'^. 
 Base, «. /oo;', pedestal, statid, v. Bottom, q-jift or ^^^\ f. 
 q^ OT-'q^/. ?r?J «./io;j. rr^i ?)». ^i n. 
 2 — the chord or sound, ^x m. 'JH m. Wi^ m. 
 3— in music or singing, jft^gcfq-/. «. ^=q n. ^5[^^ 
 m. ^Ty{ m. 
 4 — in reading. ^H^^^^^^ n. f. 
 
 5 ( of a tabor, &c. ) bass end. v^^ m. 'JJK\ »». ' jHN I??T 
 mi. 5HT5T m. 
 6— in geom. '^^ f- "^^f- 
 
 Base-born, «. horn out of wedlock, v. Bast.uid. ^z^=^t t!- 
 
 2 io;-« o/ low parentage. sFTT^rcT, ft^^H, 3T^^, ^;T- 
 Baseless, a. unfounded, fig. -^f^irqK, i%^, arr^^nfJ?. 
 
 Baselt, ado. v. A. 2. dishonornUi/. RT^N'JIT^, ^^/jiM"IM 
 
 Basement,?*, ground floor. ^?5=qTiT^?^T m. q1^?iT T^sr^Tf ,«. 
 
 2 s/o?-y ieZojo ^/ic ZeteZ of the ground. rfoS^TT «. 
 Base-minded, c. v. Mean. ^c^+i|HHNT, THRT ^^^r, 
 
 <TT^, TRT?;. [rfpT. 
 
 Base-mindedlt, ff^y. v. A. qr^qiJTT^f, |^=r^iT?TH', TRRf - 
 Base-mindedness, n. v. A. TRft^WTT »«. &c. TTKT^f^/. 
 Baseness, ;;. v. A. 1. ^^#T^T m. ^-^^u\\ m. &c. ^TW^t/. 
 
 2 TT^tT^ in. g-CTrtroTT »». ^OT n. ^^rfT/. ^fsf «. RTiT':??! 
 n. TTHrffrT/. 
 
 3 ^^%qTJTr «»■• ?ft=5(qTiTT «J. &e. vdUNI^/. ST'^^f^ n. ^^^\^ 
 
 4 See Bastardy. 
 Base- souled, Base-spirited, See Mean. 
 Base-string, n. ?r<'^H'l fttt/- 
 Base-viol, «. ^fT^grrsf \^ i\^f^\^ 3Tr|. 
 BaSHEUL, a. modest to excess; slieepiish. ?!T^T^, FTT^T, 
 
 f^^TT'ftfT, ?f*TT'ftfr, ^^'ft^, ^ftt'ft^r, ^^^*ft5. 
 
 Some significant terms for A bashful person corresp. 
 
 with shi/cock, sheepface, mealymouth, <&c. arerTT^^R^T, 
 
 iTTT^'TS-qT, 'Ti^TT, ^'I'H'Si^^T, %???feTT, ^iT?5#'r5T, ^^- 
 
 ITST, H^T"TT=JT, ^TT, HIT or Jqr, Hn, ^R^TR^, H^|^. 
 
 Bashftjllt, «<?y. V. A. 3%^, Rirf^fTT^'jft or ijf, F5T^?lT^mR, 
 
 &c. ?jr^5, ?5M tr^TT, ?5r^5R:w, ?f#5rH', ^^nr ■':t^,^. 
 
 Bashfulness, 01. V. A. F^T^T^'JIT on. &c. FSr^T/- FTSTfT/. 
 ?f$T^ m. ^f traTTtn TTuft »• aTT^TTT/. ^HT'ftl^/. 
 
 Basil, 7!.. ocymum sanctum. ^.^ f H^?ft/. 
 
 Some kinds are. Black b. ^J^n^z^., q^wMot^H o)' H^?it, 
 ■q^q-rft/. White b. TT^ft^^W, Tmga^ o;-^5?5^. Wild 
 b. TRT^^W, JTTHHoS^. Sweet b. ^W^J on. 
 
 The little erection in which it is planted. Hf^tfl^'iJ' 
 01. fzJ^^ 01. 
 Basilisk, «. f^^JTTft ^frTrf ?rf 3Tf|. 
 Basin, Bason, oi. vfft n. TT^S oi. ff^ 
 ETRTT «?. 
 
 2 ^700?, ^e. V. Pond. ^ «i. ^ n. 
 
 3 //oZ/oiCJ between hills, ^f^n. aff^'Jr /. ». 3ffem«.^/. 
 Basis, n. fouoidation, groundworh. HrT «. TFTT »«. 3TT»^R i«. 
 
 STf^ra^'T n. 3T^T 5». 
 To Bask, v. oi. 7?rrfl"-T^f?r sifr% ^J^T M.-f^fsR ^'.-'flfT/.-'flr- 
 q^ff/.-fPT^cf or f^f\nf. ^T'^-^'jf-^ q^f^T, TfT^'to ^raoT, 
 
 To Bask, v. a. tJT^ m. ^iif, ^'^ '^^. 
 
 Basket, n. There are Baskets of endless diversifications 
 of shape, size,&c. and of various uses. They are disting- 
 uished accordingly by peculiar names, of which tlie 
 most common are, ^3 m. «pr5T m. ^ti[f. W'T^ oi. ^- 
 fFTT on. %'^^J- fT^?5 m, n. %ft/. ^T^/. W^t[f- ^^^f^ 
 
 sr^ijUT n. crmr m.
 
 BAT 72 BAT 
 
 m?!T«i. ilim.ivm\f. or "?? //. 5T^/. 5R n. ^ /■ <?^ || To Bate. See To Abate. 
 
 ^Z\t\f. *>h\oC\ ^\i\f. tr^^TT 1; Bat-fowliko, n. TJ'^j ^tvH'^W^^r^J ^. ^r^TT arr^. 
 
 m. dim. m^f. f?FHT »■ fXT^^ «• ^Mt/. ^Tfn^ft or 
 ^rt'nft/. ^ or ^m n. ^n 0^- ^ m. 
 Little covered b. ^hr^ff/. 
 
 EouuJ Icatheru b. kj'fK m. fnptr m. dim. ZTWftf- 
 fciluiig b. liislrt of a slwuUcr-slimj. 3T?fr/- 
 ■\Vii-kcr\vork b. lor a cart. +<+.^,r »»• o/- ^ n, fT^?5 m. 
 dim. JT^-^/. 
 
 Basket-hut, n. ( of a ttt ), ^ra^ >«. 
 
 Basket-makeb, n. 5^:5 »«. 
 
 Baskei-womax, »i. Miil«JI?n/. ^-i+/l<Jl/- 
 
 Baskkt-wokk, fl. ^^^+m «. ^Ik+"IT «. 
 
 Bass, «. — in music. See Base. 
 
 Bass-eelief, n. '4fl^ qf^T 3T1^ ^Tfr^T ^FTT ?i. 
 
 Bassoos, «. v'MRI »». 
 
 Ba3tabd, n. iUegitimate child. ?n5?r^ »«•/. ^r^fT'T^sT »». 3T^- 
 
 cftgrT m. ( ctt/. ) arog^mR n. qjj^q^r «j. ^p^^T^rj^ »». 
 
 OTTJ^fT »«. ( fTT/. ) :F-M*l'y?T ?«. ( rTT/. ) ^R^cTrfT «■ 
 
 iFh=r^ m. ar^jr^Tr^Tr w. aTsrrtJi-yi-Hi' ^rs^ n. 
 
 2 *o« 0/ (I concubine. ?i^pjf ^T »«. ^^^F. 
 Bastard, a. horn out of wedlock, illegitimate. ^%^r, ^T^t"^, 
 
 srn^t^, '^^fs^, »n^=^, m^pnift^, ^it3t, ^?ft^, s^tPt- 
 
 ^Vr^. ar^^, ^5?T, ^, 31?Tf?t^;TT?f,aT^gPT^,.3T^qFT5r- 
 5f , -HT^t'^M, aT%m^fT, aTf5rf':T^;TT?r, ^J^TPTTFT, ^ ^■M-i-M IrT, 
 
 --jth-^mi?!, 3h+<"hi?tt, ^t^RNf^^rr. 
 
 Kote.The Hindu Law sj)ecifies several classes of Bast- 
 ards; the words here given ( both under the noun and 
 under the adjective ) refer some to one class, some to 
 another. 
 2 spurious, v. False. #st, iHid-HI*, f^K^. 
 
 Sb Bast.vkdize, i>. a. ^s^v^ ^jzY^ 3Tm^-aTf| af^ ZT^. 
 
 Bastahdt, «. V. A. ^TT^?TT /• vii^<r|i;rr<TT /. ^^tj^l^ n. 
 
 ^I?7f^ /. 
 To Baste, t). a. c(«7yeZ. v. To Beat. ^if^oT, ^flTZoi ?nZT- 
 
 2 sew sliffhll-/. ^t^TOT, ^t% or jf% «.;)Z.-'4Ft m.^^/.iTRW. 
 
 3 ( meat ) HTHTrfPff^ ^^V^m OTift n. STl^trf. 
 BASriN-ADE, B.VSTINAIIO, «. lentiiiy with a cudjcl, S,-c. ^\^- 
 
 HTT m. ^l%Tm »i. Vim^K m. ^vmK m. JIR^r? /. ^- 
 
 Sf^ OT. 
 
 Bastion, n. ^^^jt m. ^fr »j. 
 
 Fortress of four bastions, "^r^rifl f. 
 Having four bastions. =^ ' |-.JM"f. 
 To Bastisade, v. a. cudjcl, v. To Beat, ^f^ir, ^fprraiJf 
 TTWS/. ^FTW g- oj 0. %=EfTai. ' 
 
 Bat, n. stick, cluh. ^f| m. Z\^ n. ^fl% or ^t3?f «. ^j^ry ,„. 
 2— the animal, ^pj^ or ^r^m n. <mtc£\f. ^zt[f. arf^- 
 ^TT^ /.—Wild b.-flying fox. eT^ftoS n. 
 Batch, m. quantity made or done at once. iTft /. ^f=qT m. 
 ETHTr m. qroft /. 
 Of one b. v. Alike. ^%^roft^, ^Hf>;n", ^^.iv^. 
 
 Bath, m. ia</(/«_7 ilace. ?r^P^/. HRt or i?!^/. ^Hm^mr 
 on. <?(MJ4 «. 
 2 V. Ablution, arf^/. ^TR w. 
 
 Cold b. •it^TT^'TT^ oj- M^HI^'MR aTf%55/.-5rR «. 
 Dry b. m?r¥hTT ^T^ m. 
 
 Hot b. gr^fmuqN'l or gj^TT^qR aTf'?rc5/.-??rH w. 
 Tepid b. +|a|dmuij|-cf| or ^FrJR^iqT^ 3Tf^/.-^R. n. 
 Vapour b. e(i'M<i m. 
 BATii-iiOOii, BATHiNG-nogsE, n. halneary. ?r^TW^ n. ^- 
 
 To Bathe, v. a. ivash. 50^57, TT^'Jr'if , HT^'f, ait^oE or arf- 
 
 To b. with inunction. ^Tt ^ra^, ^^ n. q'TJI'jf. 
 2 trash or moisten. y%. 
 2b Bathe, v. n. ^r^, artwToS or arff 5i /. :fj?:df, ^?i n. W-l- 
 uf, arrn «■ gw. 
 
 To b. with or in holy water. ' N ir-^l'^gf. 
 To b. in a river. ^((I^IH n. ^^of. 
 To b. in the sea. ?W^?5rPT n. ^prSf. [ 3TT5'T, 
 
 Bathed, p. v. V. N". ?VT^3?5T, aTfq"]^ %%?yT or 5fT%?5r, ^R, 
 
 To be b. in blood or sweat. ^rffvR-^TTJTT^ =^rfir''f, 
 Bathee, n. \. V. N. art^tos ^fwrt, &c. ^rr^^rri", mm & 
 m^ ( esp. in comp. as ^r5??rmT,Ji'ii'Mi?iT, cftwrnr, f?r- 
 ?55rT<Tr, 'inT^frr, and ^;t?j^t^ &e. ). 
 Bathing, n. v. V. N. and Ablution. 3Tf%3 or art^o^/. 
 ^fTT «■. arri^ n. 
 
 Chuuamed, &c. spot for b. •il^ufl/. Jrrtt or ^^ftf. 
 Eoom or house for b. ^TT^^l n. Tm^T ?J. Fire place 
 
 in it. H|U|-^f^/. 
 Bating, p. v. Except. ^Tffr, •^l^Hl+^^T. 
 Batlet, «. sjnaZZ bat for beating linen. ^^ ^< N n1 ^Tft/. 
 Baton, Batoon, m. t. Staff, ^^"'i'- ^m. ^xS[f. W-Aiji m. 
 Batta, «. HtTT »». 
 Battalia, «. iaiiZe an-ay. ^UK-^?TT /. <uro'M|' j». ^^TTT^TT/. 
 
 2 army iw arr«_y. sq-f^^f^r/.-H'T n. 
 Battalion, n. T?5^W or ?r /. ?f. -M'ilrfui or q^raq- /. Note. 
 
 All these words are corruptions of the English. 
 Batten, n. — of wood. wi[f. f^^fsf m. 
 To Batten, v. a. v. To Fatten. 2"? ^RW, TT^TST'Jf. 
 To Batten, v. n. v. To Fatten. VI ^pjf, iTPTof, "ft?r^. 
 To Battee, v. a. heat icith successive blows to throw doicn. 
 
 2 attach with artillery, ffppf'^ T5KTT m. «fRiir. 
 
 3 jffar tt777j service. ^r=ri7 ^iiT, •t?l*HrluT, J^TST w.-Jj^- 
 5T »^-g'?TT »«--^?r w. RTSW y. 0/ 0. ^T% m. pl.-'^TH m. pi. 
 
 BATTERED^i?. V. V. 1. #H?5%?rT, &c. 
 
 3 #nTs%?jr &c. %=q'^, ^1% m^^irfi or TsSiFrr, &c. 
 
 Battering, Batteet, n. \. V. 1.— arf. ;^-H i R7 : t J| «. inir rTHr- 
 6r n. &c. JTRF m. ttr ?«. HR^^/.
 
 BAV 73^ 
 
 BaTTEEINS bam, M. 3l|>mdf=ft f^T MIS"<4T% 4^ «• 
 
 Baixeex, «. ^f«e of cannon. *\\<:^\ m. 
 
 The raised site for a b. Z^^^\ or fcTRtTTTT m. tnrmT wf. 
 
 Disposition or range of biiUerics, ^TR^^Tf/. 
 
 Erecting of batteries. ^R%^^/. 
 2— in law. sstTT^ n. 
 Battle, n. fight. ?5?rf /. J^ «• X^ inn. ^fqirr w. '^nrf w. 
 
 Brave in b. ^TJTf jr, ^liJItftT, ?TiFt>ff^, ';'Jr1%^, t^^lTT. 
 
 Close and fui-ioiis b. ^^fff/- 
 
 Cowardice in b. T't'fffrr/- 
 
 Cowardly in b. ^iOT'ftrr, ^P'T'ft?. 
 
 Field of b. ^ttT^Jk/. vn\^^n.^■^\^^n. ^^K\^^n.^^■^J. 
 
 Mixed or turaultuary b. ^H^ «• 55<=5 mn. 
 
 Mortal or furious b. Vn^^ n.'Vl^^n. ^^=^^ n. V^- 
 
 Pillar erected on the field of b. ^ar^JT'w. V^'^xmn. ^'^m. 
 To give b. JT^rf /• ^-^"jf. 
 Battle-aeeax, 11. ^orr^nTT/. ':<T5^| m. '^\^€\f. 
 Battle-axe, n. m^poj). "IJT^T or ^ m. '^KXfiJ- i^'^f- 
 
 Battle-field, n. TlfF^/. ^Tfn'JT »• ^T'T^FT'Tm. ^i'T^'sr «. jt- 
 Battle-dooe, n. ^oSiqrt ^ ^^^ 3TT^. 
 Battlement, n. ^H'^t^sft I^cT/- 
 
 2 embrasure, ^'ft/- 
 Batik, «. ii!ic^- ofajaygot. qfrf^T »?. 7J5% «. ^t or "^ «. 
 
 2 See Faggot. 
 Bawble, Bauble, n. ililng gay or showy, luithout real value 
 
 or nse. H^fft^fT /• 5?5r'=^=^-3fR^-5'nTr^T ^Tpt'TT m. - 
 
 &c. ^H%?5f m. pi. spil^r ^STTST m. 
 Bawd, n. procuress, ^pft pop. ^JOT or ^ffi^r/. TTIWr^ c. ^- 
 
 cft/. ^'1;t/. %i^^f. 
 Bawdry, n. practice of a haiccl. «H<iU|cf^y. ^oniTT w. *'i>Ji- 
 
 frrfr/ ^ift^»T «. " " [%^ «. 
 
 2 V. Obscenity. ifT'T^H'Tm'JT n. ar^^P^f^^^ or fir^sf^- 
 Bawdy, «. T. 0BscE>-E.5ftT?H, 3T^+'iR--<'7;?:,fq"=5r^^, ST^ri^. 
 Bawdy-house, «. v. Brothel. f%?iT?5x^T^r »». n^^ni w. ^- 
 
 X^X^■^ n. 
 To Bawl, v. n. ( from pain, &c. ) bellow, roar.^Ki'^\ crsfft- 
 
 <ii^, -'Ti'M«'Ji, ■srnPfrT^, arr^P^, ^^fm ^cf ^ff adv. Ti'Jf, ^- 
 s'tn^ &c. r|5 3T^55 w.-3Tm?r»t.-&c. jp^or, ^■^\ «f.-^T »». 
 
 Sffraof or "^n^ ^sof , 'TF^Fre ?i. ^TT^iJf or ^\^^ 75^, ?Ttf «. 
 ^"Jf, 3TFFtfT »».-3Tr4T^T M.-^TTij^^ «.-3T?^ or ^TT5/.-3TT- 
 5r3ff^/.-&c. =irr<JT. 
 
 2 cry out, call loudly, vociferate. ^\^^.^ 3T^5^ or 3?m'^, 
 
 J^n: or TT m.-'^P'j^f^ or ?5?j^Rijft/-;i;j5teM.-qJt?^TcE w.- 
 ^Hr m.-&c. ^FTTff^ arrfst/. HRTJf, JHft/. Mirt«i. 
 
 3 spealc loudly. qT^/.-^T3r^-n^T»i. TJTf^-ri'll^-H-noET'HT- 
 SH-firCT/./)?. ffTOT^-&c. ^raof, :p3^?r %Jof, xiftcT STf^- 
 
 5fT^-;ijrF3r?r-^iT-^r|fr-^jfTf ^-&c. sfe^, ^^resTT Twtt^ ^- 
 
 4 at; bellmv at, roar at, v. To Scold. ^Tf^FRof, dui'-hHuj, 
 ^"TTR^'f, 3^IT"^, WF"^, ^^^1^, 'M m, ^"^j ?rt^R^^ in. 
 
 BEA 
 
 iMlrtijI. 
 
 Bawlee, n. Bawling, p. a. v. V. 3Hl<iU| KI , ^'Mat'IRT, &o. ^- 
 sf^^TT, ^ HT=qT-5t?^, arrsqr or arks-trr, ^ii^u^r. 
 
 Bawling, «. v. V. afrrs^ «. ^T^??5of n. &c. 3Tm<T w. 3TTipt 
 ^T m. &c. See tlie nouns under the verb. 
 2 TFM n. 3^Tt^ m. J^FTT'Jr n. &c. a^TtS/. J^Rr «;. Tt- 
 »ITIT '». ?.a+Kt/. &c. See the nouns under the TCrb. 
 
 Bat, «. lauriis cassia, r^f. 
 
 The bark of b. n^ n. ^THf^pft/. f^/- 
 
 2 (of the Sea). #65 «. «ri+u| >^— large. 3TT^T?T «. TT- 
 
 ?rRT »«. 
 
 Bat, a. — the color. ^H<T o/- f fTTf?T, — chestnut b. rTr'iTT^T, 
 
 — dark b. ?rr!7TT. 
 To Bat, See To Bark. 
 Ba.t. at b. W^^ tTTS^^TT. 
 
 To keep at b. VW^ ^ ^57T ^am^X: ^^^ ^ ffof. 
 
 Bat window, n. Tnkt^ ^rf^ n'??=fr f^rs^/- 
 
 To Batonet, v. a. ^fn^ft^ HK^-Hm^. 
 Batojjet, n. ^Jft^r/. 
 
 Bazae, n. market. ^V^n m. p" pop. ^Z m. 
 Bdellium, n. y^ pop- nn^s m. ^'jHT '». 
 To Be, ». n. e.vist, subsist, ^t't, aTO'T, ^^. 
 
 It may be. 5T ^m\. 
 
 It never has been and it never will be. ^'J^T HHf^T^f^. 
 
 Let be, Be it so. 3T€t, 3T^, 3T^;5IT. 
 
 Not to be. ?Rr#. 
 Beach, n. sea shore, ^n^^iz m. ^^fq^?!m m. ^H^^ «• 
 5r?5T pop. 5RJT /. 5^rft /. 
 
 Sandy b. c||oi=ii n. jlrSH ». /io/». TaE<JT/. «. 
 Beacok, n. light erected to give notice of danger. SfrraT^Tf^.^ m. 
 
 Bead, m. Trf&r or iroft »». "TFT »». /. n^^T in. 
 
 Glass b.ir55^rTOT.(Striug of such beads. T^^THi. T^^fl/) 
 
 Gold b. ( rice-form ). Frf^cft Tr?T/. m^ »». 
 
 Gold b. ( round ). ^^rnj TTift w. String of such beads. 
 
 ^mn. 
 
 Eed glass b. nrl^^ or ifh%^Toft '?!. 
 
 String of beads. Tn^TT ^Jo;?. ITT65 /. 
 
 To be at one's beads. ^rpT ^FftrT aTH'ir. 
 2— in architecture. iTt?5==f\/. — the implement with which 
 it is made. 'ff^=N\/- 
 
 3 sight of a gun. *TRft/. 
 
 4 bubble on spirit. JT^Tl^^^ f^'' "'• 
 Bead-plane, n. TMI'flri m. 
 Beadle, n. 3ft^ >/i. TT^ or TT'T^ w. (His office, qiT^T /.) 
 
 Beads-man, n. ^cqr w. vrrrrqT s^r^or w. ^«tt^p»: m. 
 Beagle, it. ^^ =^lrO"^r f^Fjnrt f ^ m. 
 Beak, «. Jt7Z. '^q'/. i\^f. inf^^f ^%f. "^^^ «• 
 Beam, n. piece of timber, ^f /. noi^i «. M^lrf". ^fit/. ^"»- 
 ^fr/.5?R n. 
 B, over two posts. /i/ecc-i. ^IJ^f/. ^t^ '"•
 
 BEA 7£ 
 
 LongituJiual division of a b. f^?lt«r m. 
 Small and squared b. ^/. 
 
 2 (of a balance ). ^frt/. 
 
 3 ( of a car, &c.).Z\i\/. 
 
 4 ( of the weaver ). 5^/ 
 
 5 ( of the sun &c. ). ftrm m. ?:f5»T m. ^ m. 
 Shorn of his beams. ^TRrTSTT, ^dci-n <:-+>. 
 
 'G ( of a draw-well ) — transverse, with stone. STT^rft/. 
 To Beam, f. n. emit beams, V. To Shine, f^j^ m. TTS^, r[- 
 
 2— tlie countenance, &c. fflow with healtli, deliglit, Sfc. Z- 
 ^?^, Z^ZT.^^ 3^5^7 fe\». 5?:^ ( Hi5W< &c. ). 
 Beamee, n. Beamixq,^. o. v. V. 1. rTTUIRT, &c. R)<um4|,sf- 
 
 2 ^^rnTOTTTT, &c. 75R^, ^J^rT or ^^PT^fT, f^?RT. 
 Bhax, n. ^^^ m. §RrfT/. MR'tl »«• Some kinds are, ^t^^, 
 
 =!TT^w^?^, *'iKi'^=)ii, H'liQcjii, Mis<i^cjsi, *ioii^=isi, =rr- 
 
 TV Beik, t". (7. sustain, suj)port, uphold, til^"!, ^^T^, ^TT- 
 ojuf, ^ijf, ^^^ ?!.-^f^ re.-^TTBC m. ^P^y. 0/0. 
 
 2 ( in the mind or affections ), entertain, sjiol'iuf, tTTof, 
 
 3 carry, convei/.^ transport. 5JT^,'h'^, ^^JT^ ^^"Jf , ^i=7^, 
 ^^«. ^F^y. 0/0. 
 
 4 endure, undergo, v. To Suffee. ^H't, tll^uf, ^J^oj-, 
 JT^ inv.con. ^FRvr, qj^, B^ JJ.-^RTOJ^/. ^^y. ofo. 
 
 As it can be borne. ^lidyi^H. 
 To be borne. 3^%^^. 
 
 5 le capable of, admit. ^^. 
 
 6 ( a child ) dnwy forth. ST^irf^P^, ^'H w. ^of, sf^T^, 
 
 jjfT^, ^T^R »t.-TOf7r/.-g5Tr/-3irr=r^ w.-&c. ^Rof. 
 
 7 ( a young animal, goner. ) f%iJr ( with exception of 
 the mare and ass ), TTHTO ^"TT, q'R^ ;;. Tl^t, qrST'r, 
 SAN"!, ^ «• f^+iJi. 
 
 That has borne twice. |^?fTf fT. 
 That has borne thrice, pi-jii^rr. 
 
 s ( fruit. ) e^, snr m.-str »». ^. 
 
 !) — as a mark of authority, &c. wear, carry, hold. «flc5^- 
 
 10 brook, endure, put up with. ^^i{ or^J^m.,^^ 
 
 STT m. pZ. ^at-r'Hui m- w^ n. ^^_ 
 To be bearable or supjjortable. ^m^. 
 
 1 1 exercise ( sway ) ^l-iRiif. " [^7^. 
 
 12 *!u<am (expense, charge. &c.) 3TmRrT5r,q^^7qT ^^', 
 
 13 ( witness, testimony ) %^. 
 
 u ( blame ) f!!TTr5n:-fRTTT^j:-'frmR?:-&c. ^ii. 
 
 15 ( date ) 3TK^TTTnTT_%^-fn'ift^-fjTrfHT 3T^. 
 IG up; support. t'HT^, tflx m.-^q n. ^. 
 
 17 off; carry away. %df, ^^df, |^ n. ^ ^ „/ 0. 
 
 18 upon, or down, back, &c. See To Peess, To Uege 
 To Deite. 
 
 To Beab, v. n. be fruitful. '^ n. jof, <pxiJT, ijn »,. t^^, 
 
 rtl'i^'l, ^ »». ^t'lf inv. con. STT^'jf. 
 
 To begin to b. ?ymra' %^, ^m^T, qiTRT q'ot. 
 
 That bears abundantly. «jMc|4. 
 
 That bears once, annually. ^<tmi<l — twice ^STT^. 
 
 2 against, towards, upon, <fcc; tend, have direction. ^?J<7f. 
 
 rfi'iui, ^/.-»fiiu[t/.-g^r^ w.-^p^ »i.-ff^ OT.-nrr M.-^PTT^ 
 
 3 on; rf/er <o. FTmoT, aT'^TT w.-^sftr ot. %5fOT.tT^^ 3T^9t. 
 
 4 upon;2'res« and gall, pinch, cf'c. rf|M>Ji,^TRf^i KTof,Tr?fiJt_ 
 
 5 with; (/e«Z considerately ivith. ^Y^^^ or ^^^^^ ifijT^ 
 ^fJTT^ijf or HTTf^ q^^, =^T?5^^i=fl'^? ^^., ^T^5^^/.^T^. 
 
 Beae, «. aro'FJ m. f. n. ^^ ^jo^. fX^ ri\. »T^ /)o;?. *rT?J or 
 
 sTT^ wj. ^rsq M. «». ?r5^ »». ( ^/. ^ «. T [^ «. 
 
 2 Ursa major, -^^.-f^pop. ^ff^tjfq ot;;;. ^jfT?;^ w. ^pj^ sfj^- 
 
 3 Lesser bear. g^J^^ «. [^ »j. 
 Beae-gaeden, n.place of uproar, tumult. 5Tj'^;Tn;?/». qj^R^r- 
 
 To become a b. g. or Babel. qj^i^Ml^rflT f^^ot. 
 Beae's geease, « 3T?sr?5r^ =5fT^ /. 
 Beae-skin, n. ar^OTfr ^TcTft/. 
 Beaed, 11. ^jf\.f. — in contempt. &c. ?Tr5 «. 
 
 B., whiskers, and mustaches. a,iT«[ w. That has bushy 
 b. w. and ui. ^^5y. 
 Tonsure of the b. and head. afTstST?/! v. ^X. 
 Woman having a b. fR^TToff/- TT^r/. j^Ti^^OTr /. 
 To shave the b. ^T^/.-^r5 «■ ^^"JT. 
 
 2 ( of corn ). ^?r55 n. ^^ or ^ n. %^ n. ?r?^n^ n. 
 
 3 See Baeb. 
 To Beaed, v. a. oppose to the face. 71^ /.-fn^/. pi. g^svj- 
 
 g. of 0. M|+H< TTT »». '^"if, JTFP «. %^ot^ HNIN^ "TTT w, 
 ^of , ?rT^pRT fHT ??J. OT^T^, cfr5T?r?ft5 K. \^. 
 BeaEBED, a. having a I. ^|ii"l*<n, ^T^1^=5r, ^T^^^. 
 Large b. ^-CTT, ^?5. 
 2— as corn. ^¥^, ^^ToET^sfT, ^^RT^, ?J^. 
 
 3 See Baebed. 
 Beaedless, a. f^^rrST or fH^ITPTT, f^^-iTT, ^f , H^, 
 
 B. youth, V. Steipiinq. m<«J"i|"j, ^To5^«fr. 
 Beaeee «.y. V.A.I. 3. carrier, conveyer, porter. <l^uiK|,&c. 
 gr^^ &c. ?r^ ( esp. in conip. ) sRjn; ( in comp. as |%- 
 
 sR^, si^s^n^, f^^^r^^ ). 
 
 Bearer ( in a cheque or order ) \^^ ^^^^\\i]. 
 
 4 and Suffeeee. #?r>JmT, ^^OTTTT, &c. ^'t?fT^, ?f^ ( m 
 comp. ) \^K% ) 
 6 ^T^r^un^, &c. ^ and srg ( in comp. as #rer, f%9^, 
 9 wearer, holder. mo6'|U|nT, &c. tT'? ( in comp. ) fcTK^ 
 & ^iff ( in comp. ). 
 
 I. (of a palanquin, &c. ) ^JTT5J or ^f{\p;m. *frtn». ^TTw. 
 
 II. ( of a bier or corpse ) ^ii^*0. 
 Beaeing, n. leaning, v. Tekbencx. fr^ m. ^^ ??;. ^f^ w, 
 
 2 See Behavioue. 
 Bearing, a. on tvhich postage is due. ^?ffe ^ 1%%^, ^?fT^ 
 
 Beabish, «. T. EvDE. ^J, nWT^, 3Tf^.
 
 BEA 75_ 
 
 Beast, n. qg »J."^;rFT mfn. ^innmr^ mf/i. 
 
 B. of burden, qist"^ O^IrT, ^f^T, &c. ), 3?r5r^ oi- #%5ft 
 (^T, qtST &c. ), 414104 or qT5?^ w. ^^^TT^ m. ^^^. 
 B. of draught. ^T^ m. 
 
 B. broken in to carry a rider. <TT5^o5 «■ "Treiof «. 
 B. of pasture, neat. J^ «. STT «• 
 B. of prey, wild b. ^Wi'^ mn. ^^ m. ^frsRT n. f^^<T?J«. 
 norned b. f^THT^/. 
 Horned beasts, — gener. fm]Z\f. 
 2 fig. dir/y or luhherly felloiv. J^^TT or J^^T m. "^^^TPTTjt- 
 
 Beastliness, m. v. A. 'f^ff^T/ q^^sfHR m. ^^^A m. t^j- 
 Beastlt, a. like a least, filtluj, &c. T?T<RTOjfr, "T^^^T, &c. 
 
 To Beat, v. a. strike, knock. UKUJ, fq^of, 3t^'?f, cTrS"^, TR 
 
 — mutually or generally. JTKmK/.-iTKMl{l /.-^M^TR 
 or ^TiTRTR or t\ f. ^pTof. 
 
 2 — witli the power of such words as to tlnimp, pommel, 
 hang, laste, lelalour, cudgel, druh, thrash, leather, Iclt, 
 lick., lace, ^c. ^^FHOT, ^is^ijf, ^frsof, f'T?;'^, V^^M^ W'^i 
 
 ^f5^^, ^3^'jf, ^ST^nt, i^qjiJi or 5^^<JI, ^IJl^iif , JM- 
 >T>Jf, ^^^ or §^'jf, ^5i?iuf^ 'Jns^^, %'^"^, %'^^ or 
 ^of, tTH^or or 5^^^% 5i^3ffr^ ^^^ijf, m^Wof, qte^TR- 
 "jf, =Ei~,'iJ'Jf, =#?% W^RTjf or ^>TRTjf or ^"rFTTSof, cfl'qfipTf^ 
 Jpfim ^PTS^ y. o/o. ft^^i^, ?IRT J^TTHT ^5^, «f3^5 
 adv. JTRnf , ^ OT. ST^^, 3TFTT% g?% »«. i^Z. ^^of g. of 
 0. ^^/. 'MCu'i-qr^T^ot g. of 0. noT wj.^'^. ^FT^y. o/o. 
 Sf% »J. /'Z. sTh JpTof g. ofo. EpTF^T^q" «. ^"jf y. of o. i}^- 
 S^ «. qpreSr, ^q-T ?K. ^TTS-oT, 'J^T/. :jJ5:i7f-^T^'^ g. ofo. 
 ^^ M. *|«ui or rfFS^nT ?«. ^T^-^Tr^CTT y. of o. V[^r\ ifg- ^j. 
 H^, 5^^/.i)Z.-OT=TT/. i^?. ?r5^ or ^3^-+,^+5-sFEf- 
 ^T^-T^I^-tH I dH-Ac. ^6t, ^RJiTT^ n. qiriaf, TreTf ^ftrT 
 »«. SRuf or iTR?rt 'fm VR'^, 31^ ««. ;;Z. qf S> ^Riif g. of o. 
 '^Wi\f. 3R^ g. ofo. ^SW or ^ar «.-f IT >«.-^^f?j «, 
 ^rsoty. o/o. HRf^/^JTR^rS/.-JTm'?^ /.-HRT^?n-/. 
 ^Tot, TRHT^ll ^T «i.-q^^?rt^ TR OT.-risn-JTR »(!' ^i^, 
 TT^T 3T^ ^ 5^, HIM ^ n. TRof , iTPi;^ "ft^ ".-fqSR 
 n. spT^, fll m^oTf ^Rof g. of o. ^txi'^ /. ^■^ ^Tof-f^fsfdr 
 
 y. o/ O. ^P^Dpfft^TR^r f^5pJt_ 
 
 A sound or good beating. TRJTnftTTR >». ^q^mR m. 
 3 — soundingly; ?(!/iaf^, 8fc. ^^FFf^, JTS^PliT'jf, 'F^'P^^rW, 
 SOicpTtrnr, ^UTIR^, tn^^of or qsj^T^df^ '^isretor 5^37*15 
 co'f.-<P31'P3 of^i'- HR'jf, '[qR'iif. 
 
 4 ( a musical instrument ). Si^f;^, fT^of, ^n^'I'Jir. 
 
 5 T. To Defeat, To Conquee. I'^^pdf, S]^ ^^., ^f^ 
 a^TOIDT, 3TH5^, 3ic^.wf. 
 
 6 ( a floor, &c. ). =qiqwf , ^n?iif , ^TTT^Tt/ ^"jf. 
 
 7 ( a proclamation, &c. ). fq^"^, En^^pjf. 
 
 8 down, ( price, terms ). "TTf^ ^-^'if. 
 
 9 off, back. t. To Betel. ^^-Sfijf , J^rTTTf ?Jlf?r ^"Jf. 
 
 10 ( time ) — in music. f(T^ vi, q^. 
 
 BEA 
 
 11 up; work up. ^KJTT^dr, Jfnni/.-TT?Tm?r/. ^prot y. o/o. 
 
 To Beat, v. n. pulsate, v. To Throb. 3^, surqv'jf, ^=^5^^, 
 ^'^rsf ado. 5rRTW, JiTf'T or ^TJOT adv. 3^, ^OTS'iT'if, PJ- 
 "T^ in. ?ypTOT. 
 
 2 against; «/««/* against. ^^Z^., 5i;j5^^, tr3^/-tr3^T w- 
 •■'T5^/.-'<T3JFT»i.-&e. FTFTJf-SRT'Jf. [/. *R^. 
 
 3— the heart, v. To Palpitate, q^trsot, q3^/.-«T5q^ 
 
 Beat, n. See Steoee. 2 See Pulsation. [3TT^. 
 
 Beaten, p. v. V. A. 1. ttr^^tt, ii+«?!l, &c. rirf|?r, q^rftcT, 
 To be b. HR wj. 53TW, ffefrT ^TrJf. 
 I.— a road. ?:mri<NI, ^rfl^TRNT, ITS^^TT, ^^STT-qrEn". 
 To he b. ^ispjf, TTornT^^, T^iot, =^55/ 'TJ'jf /"t). con. 
 
 Beatee, n. V .V. A. 1. JTR^RT, Sf^'JTRr, &c. 
 
 I. ( of bushes, for game ). TRf^T^-qr m. [ sfSepjft/. 
 
 II. (any instrument for beating or bruising) sj^cfut w. 
 Beatific, Beatifical, a. f ^^7, ^Sj, ^^T^. 
 Beatitude, 11. heavenly felicity, v. Heaven, gf^/ ^\^ vt_ 
 
 ^f^f- ^^^ "*■ f^^ ^- ^'-^ '*• ^ ^^- f^^^T'RT »». 
 The Hindus distinguish final beatitude into four 
 kinds, viz. ^rpr^T absorption into the essence of the 
 deity, ?rt?r^?rT residence with him, ^4l4rl! nearness to 
 him or being in his presence, and ^^cTT conformed- 
 ness to his image. 
 
 Beau, n. v. Buck. SRTIJ^ or #r^ c. ^(^ c. 5?t5fpi_ c. 3T- 
 ^i-MM c. %?JT m. 
 
 Beau ideal, ir^trt HR^Bt ^fHw[ f.-'^Jxf f. 
 
 Beauish, a. Y. Buckish. tJRft^r, ^^, ^^^, m^- 
 
 Beauishness, n. v. A. ^ftTft/. SRT^Rt/. q>P^r^/SRTf ^ 
 
 or gr^Pt/. ar^F^/. arq^s^Trsft /. 
 Beau monde, 11. tJRT15T%?5T^ m. pL 
 Beauteous, Beautiful, a. g^T, ^q^fr, S^q^PT, ««::4iJM^, 
 
 g^TT, ^p^, ^^f ^?Ti ^^5T?r, i^s^jft^, ^^f^ffrr, f ^1%?^, 
 ?fTfH^, ^"^'q, f TRWT, ^^DTT, ^^Tf, 'tt^rt, 'frf^^rr'JiT, 
 
 q^frT, ^f?RTTH, ^HCfr, ^H^fK, H^, JT^, =5fRr, HJfr^, 
 ITHT^T, T^RK, g^^. 
 Beauteouslt, Beautifully, adv. ^^, g^fff^, H^rfT, H- 
 
 Beauteousness, Beautifulness, n. v.A. (???(? Beautt. ^T- 
 ^^ «. ^?;Tq'^T »>. gsfgrrft/. gi7T?rT/«5;MrlT/. ^t^T». 
 
 2'o Beautify, ii. a. m^rfqw, f ^Trf>T?T-f\^-t^^-?fr>TTf^fn- 
 "S-Ac. jj;t^, m-mf. arM'Jf-^, m^^ «. ^T^y. of 0. 
 
 Beauty, n. ^1^ n. g'^Trrr / ^^TqiTr w. FJFPiq' «. ilft'TT /. 
 
 =Ftf?r/. s^r/ 3^t/ CT^qfrT /. ^q^rr^q- n. 
 
 Adventitious or artificial b. '3TT^mHT / 
 
 2 particular excellence, grace, Sfc. ^sft/ ^IN'/ 'f'r^/. 
 V^ m. fl^ «. ^/. 
 
 3 a b. leaufiful woman, g'^ff, ^"^TT, Cq^, ^CTSfrft, 
 
 qf^ni'T i'OiJ. q^>T, jiRt^, ?rRvt"OT, f^iTp^fr, fq-^r^ »" . 
 Beauty-spot, ?s. ^Isfcf g^fq^ f^ijqT ^Ffelf %?J3T fH3^ m.
 
 BED 
 
 BEE 
 
 To Becalm, &i;. See To Calm, etc. 
 
 BkcaVSE, eonj. qri^r, ^irffTT, ^FTT^, ^T^nr, :?!TT3T4T. 
 
 B. that. Tqr^^f, ^5^, 5m3T'4T, J^mm. 
 To Becuasce. See To IIappex. 
 
 Bechicks, n. cough medicine. ■J)l*fH-+ltt^i'.'-t) 'fll^ti ». 
 Bechoda, «. /<"!/ tcilhoui a pole, ir^l^ «'• f5I=^^ »»• 
 Beck, n. signifuanl nod, v. Sigs. ^%?T «. ?)flT/. ^'f^m m. ^- 
 7TTTT m. ^-^tT/. f^:?i%rT m. f^TT-.g^PT «. f^R-.^JTRT /. 
 To bo at the b. of. ^^ tfRfof, f?T5tt aTO^T, ST^TTT^- 
 
 To Beckon, To Beck, v, c. make a sign to. r^ f. ^F^tji', ^^- 
 
 2 ( with the hand ). ^TcRjpr /.-^WHW<(\ /.-^^^%?l »»•- 
 a ( with the eve or head ). stsET w. ;pT<^-q7rr?r, Slf^"! 
 
 Beckon, n. v. Siox. flq;?T w. ^fTT/. r^TTT?T/. ^^TRTWJ. I^'^/- 
 
 To Becloud, See To Cloud. 
 
 To Become, v. n. ^, i^dr, 7501, ^df. 
 
 2 of; <o be the final condition oj. ^R/.-TftoTPT m.-nfrT/. 
 
 -?i^ M.-&C. ^ y. 0/ s. 
 To Become, v. a. beseem, suit, grace, fA. ^Ti^f, ^^»T^, ^- 
 
 3T^, Ep^, q^, fJTSrof, «IMot. 
 
 2 befit, Ichove, he meet unto. mHiif, ^TOff, ^STPPTT-^I^- 
 
 Become, ^j. v. V. N. fjfe^iT, HrT, ^STHT. 
 
 Becomixo, p. a. V. V. A. 1. beseeming, graceful. ^ft HUIK f H- 
 
 2 befittinj, behooving, comely, v. Pit. 'TT"T, rUTT^, ^1^- 
 
 Becomihgly, «iy. V. A. f?l^3ftrft^, f^HfR, ?^t%^ a. decl. 
 
 Becominqjjess, m. v. A. 1. ^fPTi^i^n^ «• Mi'-M Hl/. 
 
 2 rti4(*1 /. ^«MU|i »». airf^q' n. 
 Bed, n. f^^iHI m. ^/. ^1^^/. ^Tq-H «. fI?T ». 
 
 B. and baggage-compreh. W-W^ n. "mz^V^ n. 
 Toot of a b. TW^ n. qTTrn: o>- ^ oc TTT'tTT or ^r m. TT- 
 JTVT »t. or i^ «. Ml<firl «. TTT^rT ?f. <TFT^¥ ?J. TPTfg- «. 
 Head of a b. 3% n. ^WX^ «• jlfnrT n. 
 To be brought to b. sfToE^ ^, ^^ ^T^, jpT^ f^T^^ 
 To get up from b. f^^J^ T5^, 3TaCW^ 3^. 
 
 To go to b. f^<ir, to/. ;rT^-;5Rot,3Tm «. ^t^, st- 
 
 To keep one's b. from sickness. f^T^, ?S^, mzf.- 
 3T4T^ n.^-RT y-&c. m. tRiJr, t^ /.-7^^ n. ^^irf^- 
 5rf^^,?rit^ fia^,— to do 30 feigning sickuessi'^TT^- 
 
 To leave one's b. get up after sichiesg. 55 ^ j^pj, 
 "JT, 3^?fT warn ^, 3T^(T^TJT n.-:xr:<Y^ / m^."^ 
 To make ( a bed ) ^tROT, q;aT^. 
 
 2 (as of straw, for ripening fruits). ^f[ or 5fl^/. 
 
 3 (of a garden). r\m m. W^Tf\f. TTmr m. ^TFR m.1^T ?«. 
 Banked up b. #5% »'. *u|'ll ot. =^f^ m. '^V^J m. 
 
 4 ( of a river ). qrST w. Ttt n. ;tt^ ot. ;^^:f5't /. "fr^ «. 
 
 5 stratum, layer. '<^ m. <T^ m. ^T «j. 
 
 G hold, scat, S,-c. v. Socket, m n. qr^f «. ^^vt/. 
 To Bed, f. «. v. To Cohabit, ^^^u^ f.-^^^.^^n.-&,e.-^ji\. 
 Bed-cloihes, See Bedding. 
 Bed-fellow, Bed-mate, n. ^'H'^^iVr^y #^lrft OT.-^'rspft'T /. 
 
 '^^T^, ^^T'pft, ^'R'ig' m. ^?T^?r?r m-W^f. 
 Bed-post, n. ^^m^-^^Zr^V^-&c. J^T. m. 
 Bed-hid, Bed-eiuden, a. confined to led. ^T^f^^TT, WZ^' 
 
 =TT, ^T^rnr?:^ f ^^TiTTTT, ^^^^Ts^T, JJ^^OT^T, ^T^B^, 
 
 To be b. ^TZq^ f. qirf or ■^7:;^^^ sjiif, 7?fmT Ts'Jf, ?f- 
 
 Bed-ridden state. ^'S^PT/. ^4=)"]^/ f^SiiT/. 
 Bed-boom, BED-cnAMEEn. f^wim-qt #^ / ^iT^^ ??. ^q'- 
 
 Bedside, «. firap^TT^f^Fl/.-5TT^/-&c. 
 Bed-stead, n. cot, couch. ^ZXf.pop, ^zf. & dim. ^TTHB' n. 
 WZ:^ '«■ »fT^/- (^"». 'NM'i & 5fV3T^ «. Trin W. H^ or IT- 
 ^^ ^0^. JTT^^ or Hf^TT »8. T^'P '«• ?f?T «!. ^T^^rr/. ^1^ ;?, 
 B. with a canopy or top. Scqx"T^ m. 
 Death upon the b. ^MAIHiui n. It is inauspicious. 
 Piece of the frame of a b. ^Tr\ «. 
 Bed-time, n. Pi -rlNMl'^ -={■/■ f^^ra^TT >n. 
 To Bedaub, v. a. v. To Smear. ?f'<T5^, fr5f1»?5«n't, HT^. 
 To Bedazzle, See To Dazzle. 
 Beddek, Bedettee, n. nether stone of a mill. cTat or WV.=^ 
 
 ffsft/. ?^n^^^ftTf /. 
 Bedding, n. ?T^/. RtJMI or f^lJRT m. g^rft/. ^Tq'^T^r^ «, 
 The covering portion of b. 'ffti^ui n. 
 The spread portion of b.3T'<T^7iT n. 
 To Bedeck, v. a. \. To Deck. ?r^^tfr, m^XJ ^.T^. 
 
 To be bedecked. ?r3T'?f, ST^F'Jf. 
 To Bedew, v. a. moisten as ivith dew, v. To Moisten, z^- 
 
 To be bedewed. c^=fKut, ^ff^TT^, ^WT^f, ^^Rin. 
 Bedlam, n. mad house. f^MMrTi+H' ^Rnnirt ». ^■^Tt'^T «i^- 
 
 Bedlamite, m. madman. f^»rr% H^^ «. 
 BeDUNGED, ffi. ^^, ^Rl<4T, ^y<si. 
 
 Bee, «.— honey b. ^^f^^^pop. ^^m\^f. Hl^l-siPfr^/. 
 JT^JR m. ^^^ m. ITg^FT^ M. ^^^ »»• ^^frS? M. ^Tfft- 
 
 B.-nest T. Honet-comb. ttt^ n. jfr^ «. STTt^ «. 
 To circle & buzz around, — a b. t^f- nirt"!. 
 2— burrowing b. 'TT^TT »». [arfrJ m. 
 
 3 humble b. ^jn pop. j^ ?». 'Tni^ »«. Hf^^ w. 9^ »» 
 Bee-bee AD, n. ^ot<yi' »«. 
 Bees-nest, m. nest & honey comb. ^T^a n. 
 Bee-hite, n. HtmT?!Tt^ ?;f=5lH^': n, ^f^'Wl\ «•
 
 BEG 
 
 2 fig. sivarming town or house. ?f^r^ ifpPcEw. %t^\^^X^^ 
 Bees-wax, n. ^ot n. T^iW^ or f^XT^P n. ^^ m. 
 Beech, n. <^f?T STTf • 
 Beef, n. animal of ilie bovine Jcind ^«. SfT n. 
 
 2 flesh of the cow cfe. iTT?^-^t5r5f-&c. JfRT ?'• "TTTrff ?«. 
 Beef-witted. See Stupid. 
 Been, p. v. V. 5rT^?5T, ^^?T, ^M. 
 
 Beehbaeeel, «. ^\X^ f^'J- 
 Beer-house, «. sff?: f§rq5T^^T f^sr ?«• 
 Beet, w. Beta Bcngaiensis. TJi^^ o?' ^/. m. 
 Beetle, n. fipi-qT=5ft ^^Tm 37f|. 
 
 2 wallet, rammer. jftnT w. jfFTTT »». 
 2b Beetle, v. n. jut. ^t %ot. 
 Beetle-eeow, 11. 'jn g^f^/- 3''»li^ '%^^f- 
 Beet LE-EEO WED, a. ^jiT gl?f^, 3^I<T >?^f^- 
 Beetle-headed, «. v. Stupid. ^^Z'^\. [ ^i'R ». 
 
 Beeves, n. Hack cattle. iJT ». ^'^^ 'K 5K «• pi- i\K'\fk or ^- 
 To Befall, v. n. happen to, letide, v. To Happen, ^irf, fn- 
 
 S^, %5r, 'T^'^, Hl^ot, JT'^^.ui oj- 3^^, ^^"^i •PT'^i TIK- 
 
 ff%, JTTfF /. fpjf g-of s. [<il+^"|ui. 
 
 To Befit, i'. a.heseem, v. To Become, q'5'if, ^l-Hui, ^ffT'if, 
 To Befool, v. a. v. To Deceive. Wf.^ or ^+|i?ui', ^^FIW, 
 
 Hr^^TT^of, ^'PJ^, ^'^^.i^^^'Jlf-^^^^f-'^^^^^f- 
 
 ^ETO-RE.prep.in the front or advance of. qi.^ 'TT^^, ^fpfRT, 
 
 B. and behind. ^TT^S, STT^iTFf^ STim^llMtilil, ^TT^- 
 From b. q^?r, n")^M, ^HI^M. 
 
 2 in the presence of. ^, Wf^^, ^'H^W^^^ ?miT, ^'5" 
 ??f , ^Sft or ^cl^l, ^^JTrft, 'fTT^TTPT, 3mt?T, ^5^^ Or 3^f^, 
 
 Immediately b. j^^^Tjt. 
 
 3 preceding in time. 3TnT^, q^r, 3TT^, JTPt. 
 
 4 in preference to. ^"^1, ffT. 
 Before, oc^y. in time preceding, v. Poemeelt. 3TT'fr, "T^r, 
 
 ar'Tt^, qf^FTT^, 3TT^, ST'<TK, ■'STT^, STT^, ^• 
 
 A little before or after. 3TTf^ ^^TFIc 
 
 As b. "|t^5, q"<Trj5. 
 2 in front or in advance. JJ, KT^, JS^'MI+'i, J^^TTaTf- 
 
 Befoeehand, ado. in anticipation. 3TTTT, 3TFTT^, JS^^T^S, 
 
 To be b. with. 3ilVI^/. ^TT'^. 
 
 2 before due, in advance. arPN, 3TPTr3J. 
 To Befoul, v. a. v. To Dirty. f^l^n^oT, ^m/. W'X^ g- of 
 
 o. i^il'H-^^- 3TFTo5-&c. ^5^. 
 To Befriend, v. a. v. To Help. stT^ /.-'<Tfq /• ?T^-^?PTT55- 
 
 <n^, q«mi m. ^^, »:TT^qTO 5=^^, viM+'K »».- ^TTT/.-H^- 
 
 <M\'\\f. JR^, TTfT':/- ^nc^'Jf, ^ m. ^ot. 
 To Beg, f. n. practise legging. Wt^ /.-f'T^ /.-&C. ITFTOt, 
 
 J7 BEG 
 
 — as used of Brahmans. f*fgr^ /. ^fiTiif •— as used of 
 
 Brahmans begging only of Brahmans. ?^|f^/. ^^. 
 
 To b. about in great wretchedness. 3T5T ! 'fl=5r ! ^ff\^ 
 
 f^rm, ^^^\ or H^t^q-f ^.f\n f^iif-^pjf, srH^nr ^cfm 
 
 To Beg, v. a. aslc earnestly, beseech, entreat, implore, suppU- 
 eaie, ^'c. f^H^, siT'4^, -HMui', aT'4^, f%^?Tift/.-1%^?ft 
 /- stt^Ht/.-TT^RT/.-^T^ »«.-fil^?l/.-f*r^?ft/.-f*T^R^- 
 
 ^_/.-rTTvirfiTRT»i--&e. q.^'Ji'/. o/o. qmf'TS^ ^mm^t 
 
 I^JT^^ ^^ »». FTT^TW, fPT m. pi. ^fS^, qTr »!. "T^ROT, 
 TT^t TfJT-^^TtTPTt q||T-&c. iiT'4ot-3T^ m. ^ijf-&c. ^TT^ 
 
 2 fl!«l- j» alms. JTFTot, TP^f^, f^^, 3?4*T, >ft^/.-fH?Tl 
 /. JTPT'rf y. o/o. JTFTcrft/.-^^prT/.- ^\'4^^ f.-^y^f.-&c. 
 
 3 assume without proof ,ia'ke for granted, ^v;\^•^\^-^s,- 
 
 To Ti^B^TyV. a. procreate, gemi-afe. '^^f^uj.^ vJT^JT ?«. ^, 
 vT?R n.-q'^3T;T=T«. ^^T y. o/o. 3?T^ ^RW, ^r^TRf STPTOt, 
 
 2 V. To Produce. To Cause, stt^ ^^,^J ^^ot, :j- 
 
 Beggar, «. TPTfr^ft, Hl'iuf+'O, fH^prft, f^T^^pft, ^fN^TPTr, 
 f^rgq;, fH'^TTiff, ■MM+,'>T'JnT»i. TTFm». 3T'<fr.-in contempt, 
 anger, &c. agreeing with a pioor b. a wretch of a b. a 
 dog of a b. 8jc. f^PFRIT w,. T^f^HRK ». *rPlfH^Tfl' m. 
 
 B. by profession. ^TTaft^ »». 
 
 B. ( of victuals ) from door to door. »TT^^ m. The 
 victuals given, iTTq^Fft/. 
 B's bowl or dish. f^r^TfqT^i n. H^TSt/. ^tTT n. 
 Beggars must not be choosers, ( dainty, &c. ). ^=?rf 
 
 ^^^rsaig;^^, 3T:>nr^ ^r^ ^rrf^ fM<M| jtftot ( 1 
 
 Crowd or multitude of beggars. f^T^R n. *rs^f^R«. 
 
 Obstinate and troublesome b. ^oSTS m. ^?5iTT5 m. ^- 
 
 SITT, 'loiy^, ToE^pf^TT, ^sftqT ^"TT or ^iHfT, i<|ui5uir or qtHTT, 
 
 ?=fiTq?5Tr, ?Tf?fr5*fT, irs^nft, 
 
 B.-like trick, way, habit, &c. pT^R=5fr2T m. fif^FR^I^ 
 /. f»T^FR^?T"iT n. fH + K-HJ/. pT^PR^»» f*f%=5lT ll^T >». 
 
 To turn b. =ftq^/. q^, 5^'^ ^'t-R nt^rqT^ ^^ %W, 
 
 ^ ^TR^HY 3TT?"/. q^ :/. o/s. ^ *ftq3TM. qof, Jft^/. 
 
 ?5Rm iw. co». ^Trff ?Tq?ff /.-'rtr^/.-f^a'Y/.- 5^r?ft/.- 
 
 2 craving person. HPTTT, HFTT. 
 To Beggar, v. a. reduce to beggary. fH%^ rtiM^i, f^Tft-^- 
 
 It beggars description, ^of^ =?;fT<Tt JT^rT TT^, ^rfnclt
 
 BEG 
 
 78 
 
 BEH 
 
 Beooabeu, ;>. V. V. fH%W rSl^^^l, <S:c. ^«ft, fjrT?r=ifr, ^- 
 
 BEoaABLixEss, M. V. A. fH+KN^rr «. fT^firftTorr m. 
 
 Beooarlt, o. mean,po<yr, i$e. ff^PR, f^^FTft, «fv'Ilr^, f*r?nT- 
 qroir or oft, fH+KMUINI, ^TOT, ^ft^'t, fV'JSKF'-^wiNI, 
 
 Bkco^klv, (Jiff. V. A. f*l+K4UIT^, f»T+K«Jluft. 
 
 BecoaEY, m. v. rOYEBIY. f^fjqft/ ^TTrft/. ^?Tq^ff%/. 
 
 To be reJiiced to b. t. To turn beggar, under Beg- 
 OAR. jftip/. (TFT'it JHV. con. T'H'+\i.v\, 
 
 Beocep, p. T. V. A. 1. sfr4^?7r, &c. jfrf^H. 
 
 2 Tn^^.t^, io. f^f^, ^TTf^frf. 
 
 Begoixo, II. V. Y. A. 1.— «(/. f^q'^ «. ^r*(^ n. &c. ^r^- 
 
 B. is a better trade tLan working. ^^ISffls^f j^Joe- 
 
 ffr% T<T "FR. 
 
 To Begix, «. n. enter upon. ?5T1"^, 3in'T>?f, JfltT'^, 3'"7?piT- 
 
 of, !T|Tf ^of, Jf^mirf, anf ^T m.-iTTtT ot.-?t?^;ptt «!.-g|-TT»».- 
 
 \c. JpTof, roT m. ^tJr or qim, 'TT^Jrjy «. qj ^cjnr^ TR f». 
 
 To b. in good earnesit. mi^T ^l/. fl^T^, ^S'tTH^/. 
 2 /nA-e existence, leing, form^ y. To EiSE. aTR^roj-, Sfrt- 
 
 rlPHxf y. o/ «. ^l-^m FTTI'Jf. 
 To BeG]>-, t;. a. 3TRvr'jf, iTTtH'jf, gTR>T«.-iTRT W.-&e. ^of 
 
 y. o/o. fimf, ;jq=;pJT<if, ^q^;?^ ,». ^pis'^-^ot y. o/o. jf- 
 
 :FT m. ^ETRfTT ^FT'jf g. of o. ^-^^ sRuf, ^^^^Ff /. ^RW y. o/o. 
 To be begun. aTR'^, 3^^=P^. 
 Begixxeb, n. tyro, notice, ^'c f!5|T, ^^ff^T^qT, ^?T^31'--qRfl", 
 
 ^^, aTR^sp. 
 BEci>TfrNa, n. v. V. N. 1. & Y. A. srrt^ w. !TR*r »». ^TSfT- 
 
 ?r oj- g^^R/. OT^!PT «». 5|tT «». Til?rT=5RaT n. iTJNfrTq^- 
 
 Gradual and gentle b. 3T?TRH >«. 
 Very b. the outtel. ^'^^^\t^ m. smir^Tuf ,,?_ 
 2 T. V. N. 2. a«(i EibE. ^VXH m. ^^m »,. h=! m. 
 At the Tery b. :f<^J?RHt, H^tRift, H5ErR|^ or rtoEP?- 
 
 |TTm,53rr. " "^^^ ^ ^ 
 
 B. and end. rise and close of a matter, gener. arFHT- 
 
 Mr ot. arrf^-iicT or 3n?TfT w. ot^jh^t >». q^^ «. ?f- 
 
 From the b. qf^=qTqT^, q^TTClH, H^tTf^, Hotm i g ^, 
 
 In the b. q^, qf^, qf^^qiH, 3TTfr, 3TT%, Urofr. 
 Very b. ^//e outset. ST'<qHRH »n. h^er'T »>. gTT?TR*r »». 
 
 ^VIH^RUf w. 
 
 I. incipient portion or perioct. ^^^\■^ m. ^^^^^\■s n. ^i- 
 
 s «. 3TTf^ m. sr5r?j/. 5w M. =5R0T or ^xnrsRor w. q;sd5rfKrm, 
 
 B. and end. aTKfrr m. 
 
 Prom b. to end, v. TuRouonouT. aTT^Ff, ^r?T?f, aT'4- 
 MK^IsPlM-Hfl, 3T'<Tf?T, 3T^^ aTRR, 3TTH^5, 3TRT^r^. 
 
 Without b. middle, or end. 3Tr^H«rRRf^. 
 II. elements, v.Eudiments. HotitFs^T /. 
 To Begied. See To Subeound. 
 Begone, interj. f^mm^Vi^ or ^:p57r :;Tr, HT5 ^^H ^r, 
 
 3TTq?rT^n'^. [?r, ir^rfHrT. 
 
 Begotten-, p. v.V. 1. STT^T %%^, ^^RT 3TM%?IT, &c. ^f^- 
 
 2 "^^T^^rlT, ^^R^OT, &c. 
 To Begeiwe, v. a. soil deeply. %7^^ or f^prf^ot, fipr^oT. 
 To be begrimed. ^F^^, ^FRot, f%?:^, ^,J »». ^I^nJf, ^- 
 
 SRTTtTSr. 
 To Begeudge, See To Geubge. 
 To Beguile, v. a. trick, delude, v. To Deceive. ^^^ »2.-^- 
 
 T^ f.--H^ n.-^^n.-'^^i^m f. ^Trl'Jf, 'ft"?>T^ijf, ^^'4Tq'/. 
 
 ^, Hi^ui, ifhFT »».-ST?JT m.-^jFA m. "zpt, 
 
 2 ( time ). ^ rf =1 u'l , ^ToE'Jf , St^ot, tJlrf=)'Ji,+<Hui, ^TOJ^/. 
 
 ^Tof, ^HH^^^ w.-:frr?55r^RfT/. 2fR^. 
 Begun, ^. v. Y. N. 1. & Y. A. arRH^^TT, =5rR %%?rT-5n'- 
 
 3?5T, &c. a;TR^v:r, JTR^^T, 3-q^tcT, g^ o»- ?p-, :f|=fT. 
 It has not yet been b. 3T^ f^'lril :TrfT ^TTP^Jr Trft. 
 Behalf, n.part, side. T^ «. ?RTr/. 
 
 On the b. of. ^n^, tpftrff, si^, q^?r?rTcR, T?T 1?^:^, 
 
 STrff or 5r?ft^, ?ISF, 37^?^, arn^. 
 To Behate, v. n. act, conduct. =etr:% ^Tl'iui, ^^, aTT^^ot, 
 
 3ir^RT»T m.-3TRR «». ^FW, ^ffWRiJf , %w/. HRuf. 
 To b. circumspectly, carefully, &e. ^s[^ ^T^-=EfT?5Dt- 
 
 sTFTw, iTFiq^ qrpT =ErR=;ot,&c. ;j^ cN+'m ^nw. 
 
 To Behave. ». a. ( one's self) v. Y. N. =5rT?yiJf , ^r^. 
 Behaviour, n. v. Y. and Conduct. =5lTi=5/. 'srra^'TT/. ^1??- 
 
 =^^^01^/. aTRTWw. aTRfriTw. aTT^R m. ^^ Ji.«jT?U|^/. 
 To Behead, v. a. tR% «.-tT% n.- 3Tf /.-&c. TTT'jf-TJ^^ y. 
 
 0/ 0. T^ /. iTRiJif y. 0/ 0. IT3T m. ?fr5^ y. 0/0. f^T?:>%- 
 
 ? «i.-^ij^ w.-iT^^Fg^ «. qRTJf y. 0/0. 
 
 — in covert or cant phraseology. pt^^Ti-h-I «.*<«! y. 0/ 
 
 Beheaded, ^. T. Y. 3R%3^=R?M', &c. ftf^T^^, ftj=jTf?R^. 
 Beheading, n. v.V. 5R% 'j^'I'JI n. &c. f^R^^ »>. ifff^^^ m. 
 
 ^^^ #^ «. 
 Beheld, _p. v. Y. MlI^rfFTT, ^f?^, ?5f|w, aHcjclif+d, f^fq?- 
 
 rf, aiWlRri, aTRtf^Frr, f1^, 5ftr?W, ^. 
 Behest, m. v. Oedee. arrfrr/. aTR^T w. 
 'B^msT}, adv. in the /5j«(/er^7rtfe. ttrT, qicftilRt, fqr^gr^W, 
 
 Tret, ^^TPft, T'siTrrr, "T^lRT^TPfr, Tfi^lTrilRff, ?¥?T-., "RfT:, 
 
 ^tRtT:. 
 
 2 See Behind -HAND. 
 Behind, jw-ep. «< the lack of. JTRT, TT^t^T, TT^TPf, TT^Tj "TT- 
 
 jTr^rf, qT5#, qw^, qfe^ or>r?5^. 
 
 Close b. Ml'lTni'l, "HIdlMIrl, rJ^IrS^. 
 
 To look b. mdHKl qr^ffr or ejo^^f, flr^NrM+H n. ;?R^ 
 2 «7(<?fr the shelter or cover of. 3TT¥, aTTS^Jl.
 
 BEL 
 
 From b. qrstJTPFT, TTS^, ^Tm, TT^^PffT, TTS^^p^, 
 
 Behind-hand, adi;. in a stale of backwardness. *ii'irt^H or 
 
 To fall b. JTFt-'Tn5'^HTn-MI'W4'l?r or ^]^^it^K TS^f, 
 
 To throw b. TTFf-mdl'K H i-TTr'T^S^tff or JTPT?5?rtqT ?TO- 
 "jf, KT'i^iiui, HmKuJ. 
 To Behold, v. a. olseroe, contcmjdate, regard, vieio, T. To 
 See. qTf^, ?rf|7^, f^\??^, 3Tq-?^iif, f^^wf, ^^of, ft- 
 
 Behold, interj. T^. 
 
 Beholden, a. obliged, v. Bou>'d. FSFIOT, arrTTft, ^h+iO, 3"- 
 
 Beholdee, «. V. V. m^yiKI, ^, ^?T^, sft?^^, f^?7^, S- 
 
 Beholding, ». v. V. — act. qj^ »• SRrTl'+ui' n. 3T^^^?T «. 
 
 f^c^l+'T n. ^^M » ^?^0T ». ?f^^k », 
 Behoof. See Advantage. 
 To Behoove. See To Become. 
 Being, p. v. V. ^iRTt, 3T?rrrt, ^frf 3T^rrt ( contracted into ^- 
 
 Being, m. existence. aTf^TOT «• 3T1^"JTT w. arf^^ n. *TT^ »». 
 
 ?r^ n. ^^^^ m. ^?r «. 
 To bring into b. vFHRT '7Mui-3Hl"i>^, ^^FT tnn. ^q-^ 3-- 
 
 2 « b. art existing thing. >TrT ?J. ^^^ «. s^f^/. ^ w. ^- 
 
 f^ or ^fr^ mn. 
 The Supreme Being, v. God. "TTH»q-^ m. 
 To Belabouh, Belabocking, &c. See To Beat, &c. 
 To Belat, v. a. block up, v. To Obstkuct. ^q-<Jf, ^^^^ tn. 
 
 JfTJTTy. of. 0. 
 
 2 make fast. ^\^S\^ arroUTof, 3Traq^-&c. STTtTot. 
 To Belch, v. a. forth; eject violently from within. ^^ jpjj- 
 
 To Belch, v. n. ?^ w./. \^. 
 Belch, n. 1^^ o/- j^ ?«./. 3"?^R w. 
 
 Low or soft b. ^d+ofl or ^i^ott/. S'^^ft/. 
 
 Sour b. ^T^ 5^ m. ^TTTS^^ »». 
 Beldam, n. v. Hag. '^^Rft/. *TT5t/ ^?ft'Jr/. t^'H/. 
 Ji? Beleaguer v. a. v. To Besiege. W^of^lf^q- im^ ^f^JTTTrw. 
 
 Bblfkt, n. qtf/. or qt^T/iJ?. SfT^'^'Tr^T' ^mT /. ^il'IK «. 
 To Belie, v. a. give the lie to. ^^-?r^r-fSrK'TT-?=r^!T^-&c. ^- 
 
 riif, ^ftT'JTT w.-i=55Trft/.-?y^^^!^ »rt.-3T^fqrn-/.-&e.3TiTJior. 
 
 2 misrepresent, misreport. ^r^^ HT^ff^'jf, •'5Rff^%^ «.- 
 
 3 calumniate, v. To Aspeese. ^"PFT «.-&c. ^ jtvV/t ^X 
 of 0. !^f. idEJUJ -Jos^/t ?^ 0/ 0. 
 
 4 counterfeit, mimic,Y.To rMiTATE.q'^^/.^ixf-^fTT'^y.o/o. 
 Belief, «. credit, credence, trust. RI'^MHT/. f%*^T^ ???. H'itr- 
 
 ^ OT. ^tt^tt >ii. ^rq^ m. «r5;r/. 3iir*H+«?^f^/. 
 
 79_ BE L _^ 
 
 2 religious belief, v. Faith. Hf^ m. f^^ff ?«. «f5T/ 
 
 3 a belief, a faith, v. Eeligion. ^^ n. VTH )». TtTH «(. 
 4: persuasion, opinion. ^TT^ ?«. ^^T^TT/- H?T n. ^fj/. 
 
 5 object of belief. siTSrRrTT ?«. f^'^RTf^T'Tq- m. «r?T-&o. 
 
 6 creed. ^\^f^V^r!rH\^A f- 
 
 7 ( of a God )— opp. to Infidelity. 3TTf«T^?fr/. 3TTf«sf=? 
 n. arf^^q' w. 
 
 2b Believe, «. a. credit, trust. ^T^^, W^ 'TFTof, fer^qi^fir, 
 
 ^T^^r\Tf. ^i^ g. of 0. f^^qr^ «».-'»TT^ra'T m.-^m m.-fr^j- 
 
 ^ OT.-&C. s^OT-'^ot, ^7T-^?^-&c. qr^ot in. con. 
 A make believe. ;|-?^^^FRcnt/. r. TRT^f, |-3y: v. sm^J". 
 Believed,;), v. V. iTT^frS^T, &c. f^^rf^, f^^f^, =!Tf4;fT, 7- 
 
 Believeh, m. Believing, p. a. v. V. f^Nl^i^luiKI, f^^^TH- 
 
 OTTTT &c. f^s^rre^T, «r^^r, m^rwirr, '-T^rar?, ^jt^, 
 ssr^riHn, «r?TO»Tf^^, ^^r^^, "^^p^-, f^'^ret, nr^ft^, 
 
 I. — in theology ( of a God ). 3Trf^. 
 II. ( of a divine revelation ). ^TT^Tpft, r^lW^m. 
 Believinglt, adv. v. A. f^^^TH %f ^, &c. irm^f^. 
 Belike, adv. v. Perhaps. ^Tlfsr?, ^^«, ^^nfr. 
 Bell, n. ^■K\f. pop. ^jzf. Sf dim. ^\t[f. ^PT n. 
 Clanking or tinkling b. qorqtrrqTT/. ^\nf\ f. 
 Neck b. ^■^^T^f. 
 String of litttle bells (as around a bullock's neck). ^\- 
 
 To bear the b. be a leader. qjut-&c. ar^ffW. 
 
 2 _p?a;e 0/ bell-metal ( used to strike on) . ^'\Z or %nz n, 
 WSqicE n. q^r/. ^TT n. 
 
 3 ( of a flower, c%c. ) v. Cup. ^\t\f. 
 Bell-clappee, n. ^v^^-W-"^ ^T^ f rfrar >«• 
 Bell-foundee, «. mz^r'mn m. q^T^Tt ?». 
 Bell-man, n. ^\z^\■^9l^\\i\ in. q?i3T5E=Efr or ^ m. q^PTTl ?«. 
 
 2 public crier, ^cjil^iwr »»• 
 Bell-metal, m. ^PFT /JOj?. ^t^ «. 
 Bell-shaped, a. qt%^=^T aTT^TTnrr, "-V-HAK. 
 Belle, n. smart young icoman. ^\zpf[ or "^Z^^^zv^ f. Ijm- 
 
 %^ or !JFP/. ^Tl^^J^T or ^fn?/. ^t?^^ «. 
 Belles-lettees, «. 3T?^qnT^Tr^ w. 
 Bblliqeeent, «. icaging war. ^^ ^sfTc^TTTT, ^^^TPT. 
 lb Bellow, v, ■)!.— the bull. t^DT,!^/. TJt^of-^, TT^'Jr, 
 
 SOT-JTTT'^. 
 
 2 mZZ loudly, vociferate, v. To Bawl. iTm>?f, ^RlSr or 
 
 afiTS'jf, afTT|<7 ^tf7r^^-5^nT9T-#ir5or-&c. vft^ ^^^ ^" 
 
 3 ( from pain, &e. ) v. To Bawl. 3HU4ui or 5flIT5wf, fTI- 
 
 5 n. ^, arr^FTtiT, 3TPFf?r 7«.-3Tr5p1'in' m.-arripfrT m.-an^- 
 
 ^ M.-aRRt^ mn.-kc. JROj, noET ^FTfH ^f^-'flTTI^, ^^ ^T- 
 
 ffT rfjf-aftr^. 
 To b. suddenly — a child. H~nF «■ 'FTS'^. 
 To b. and beat the mouth, ^rq^'^r, sfNl/ p^. TTT^-
 
 BEL 
 
 80 
 
 BEL 
 
 CT^, ^^f-"^ m./.-Tt^^^ H.-R^7T3^ m.-&e. JfHTir. 
 4— the sen, wiud, &c. v. To Koar. TT^, TTrf^'ir, qH'Jr, 
 
 ^r^n^'jf , ^nTT^'t, ^t^t^e m.-w,ss^ «i.-n^qrr/.-n^jp=r«.- 
 
 Billow, Bei.i.owlso, «. v. V. 1. fT^ ». ^wn «. >^c. 3T^H 
 71. Sec the uouus under tlic verb. 
 
 y afUjul" «. arniif^ "• "S^i-'- STT^tfT m. arr^^T m. <S:c. See 
 uuJcr the verb. 
 
 Bei.lowek. 11. V. Y. 3. one given tohellowing. iffsTT, ^t«I?Tr, 
 
 Bellows, n. HTtTT »'. «'''«»• Tnft/. Hr^TJT w. TW m. J/»>. 
 
 To blow with the b. To work the b. -HTrTr m. jq?ot, 
 
 Belly, ^\z n. JT^ ?!. jf?^ m. ^;t^ ot. «. HT n. L^/- 
 
 B.— allusively. ?TT w. mif- ^T^/^tN/- ^T^T m.7^- 
 
 B. — in contempt, endearment, &c. RTT^^ »«• Hii'+rfl 
 
 B. — expenses. Ml-K^-H "•• 
 Di.=tcudedb. '^"T/. 
 
 Empty b. 3T?n?t or ar^smi^ «. ft^re »• R4-14.< n. 
 — with or upon an empty b. g'TT^f, 3^^ 'TRT, Pi-ilo4 
 
 "Tiff, sHflMnVi or 3TSTMrft or ar^Ts qj^f , OT^r€r. 
 
 — with or upon a full b. HT?^ qj^f, ^rTT TI^. 
 Shooting in thcb. %t7T/ v. ?, ^. 
 Stinting or pinching of the b. q'T^HRT m. ^Z^KKf. 
 
 Swelling or swoUenness of the b. ^ "g'ft/ 3TTSHT?I 
 
 Certain combinations and phrases expressing this 
 sense are, ^\Z St'TR^ or if TT^ or 4N<r4, Ml 414 or <fT^f- 
 
 o j=iPT or :5*nTr krt^t, qraTTt-xr ^ptttt '-^ttt^, tt^I rr <T5^ 
 
 ^ or TRt?T rTT^ ?7nT%, ^HT ^pi ^TR, ^R TaiT HTS, 
 "frr ?ff 5iR;-?HTiftH or ^JT7iftrf m^ or ^TT^-^^n- 
 cmjhIci — t^-|ift-&c. ^^^ 
 
 Shruukeiiuess and flatteneduess of the b. is ex- 
 (.ressed with equal liveliness. MI-iM'l T^TR^ ^rrfft, qiZ- 
 MMK-IH n^, Ml-il'-Tl ST»^ T5^, 'TT^ ■(.■HIdoilH n??, ^W^ 
 H^ «.//;. cRT^-T^, or ^^ntw. i-*/. 5I?T^ &C. qH 'j 
 *i+l^^ or H^PToft^ ^t'^, ^K H+l-iS or H^To5?5, 'H^FTw^ | 
 
 /• ;)'. 5ra=^ or ^^zfT, qr^^t or Ejr^^fr/. pi. sm^qr or 
 
 The three folds across the b. ( from obesity or age ). 
 To be engrossed in providing for the b. HV^ H \ &^ 
 STim, m^« qrc n. ?!T7TUT in. con. 
 
 To go to the b. trrfr "T^, H?T?<TT?ft qftfr. 
 
 To have a b. to fill. ^ n. ^vCt^ =rFWf. 
 ^Tj pinch one's b. ^VC qitr'if , ^r=T fni ^F^, qr^TO f^- 
 ^> »r». j)Z. WTr^, TTTRT qTCT w. s^yf^, H]i-^ i i\ m. ^^, 
 
 Ti pinch the b. to clothe the back, ^fitr^j ^;jr^f*T?it^ 
 
 1 To touch one's b. <fta^ TTR'Jr, ^r ^<^^St. 
 
 I Whip my back, dont cut my b. ^yt{^l WK HtdN ^ 5Tm5; 
 
 ! ?npr. 
 
 j 2 ie^Zy fig. hold. qiH: «. 
 
 I 3 Idging pa/rt. "Tt^ «. ^TF «;. fTTrr w. 5'It^/. 
 
 j To Bellt, v. n. swell out, jut out, hidje. <B'Hif, *'IIW, fTT 
 
 m.-'h'WW m -&c. qot, jifT?: ^5t. 
 
 2 sicay, V. To Bag. jffn^HJf, ^M w.-lfte^pr m. qijf. 
 Bellt-acde, m. Tk^JoE or B^ »i. qj?- pfcj- «. q'rrTTft/. 77- 
 
 Constitutional or constant b. <fl?7;!^T m. qfs^^y. 
 
 BeLLT-BAU'D, 71, V. GlETH. q^ /. 
 
 2— gener. qt?^^ n. ^T^rPT ». 
 Bellt-eounj). «. V. Costive. 5T^%r^ pop. ^^^v^ziJJ. 
 Bellt-feetiinq, n. gripes in a horses helhj. ^T^Tt /• 
 
 Bellt-fuil, n. qt^TTfft/. qt^'TT/ qpniT ar^ w.-^^ttt m. 
 
 With half a b. a^slqrff, ST'cTqiff, f^Hqiff. 
 To eat a b. qt^T?; ^'jf-^'^, TTf^-^F^q^T^^-STTr^ - 
 -&c. ^of. 
 Bellt-god, ?2. V. G-LUTTOS. qr^T^^ m. qfr^H^'TT »'. 'fm^^fm. 
 
 BELLy-TIMBEB, BelLY-CHEEB, M. q't^'ft'/. 
 
 Belly-woesi , «. qliPfi'ir m. 
 
 To Belong, v. n. he the property of. 3T?T^ tvith ^r-Jp%-&e. 
 
 ( as ^ tn: FqT% ari^ this house belongs to him ). r^mot, 
 
 ITIH WJ.-&C. 3T^ «'». con. 
 
 2 be the province or husiness of. aT^f^ ii-'ith '^T-<F5-&c. 
 ( as I q?TT rrHf 3Tf| this work belongs to him ). ?5mw, 
 5?5TFq^irr-&c. ar^Toty. ofo. w-T^ ^i.-sf^R'JT ».- &c. ar^af ?«. 
 core. 
 
 3 haoe relation to. cTFTW, ^sf'^ m.-&.c' ar^'if, ^t'J^ft-'PT^r- 
 
 5i?ft^r-&c. ar^iJf. 
 Beiongixo, p. V. Y. 1. ^%^. 
 
 2 argnrT, ^^^TT. 
 
 3 atift'TrT, aFTTFT, arn^fefr, ^M^, ^tft^F, a^rprq;, aT=5 • 
 »Trr, Piw^rfl-m, hV-^i, fwfNr, ?5Fft, qr & qTr^or ( ia 
 
 comp. ). 
 Beloved, a. loved, dear. v. Daelinq. aTT^^r, fsf'T, sTTtT^, 
 
 ^5r?iT, rH-Hrf'i, ismr, ^rrr^, ^i?^, ^ft^r, Jr^r^q?, ar^ft^, 
 
 apftf^^PT, ^fSfrf. 
 
 B. by all. ^f^^T. 
 Best b. %^s^. 
 Beloved, n. beloved female, wife or mistress. ^aVh^ f ^f. 
 
 /. •HMuf) /. 
 
 2 Zower or husland. snT'PTr'iT w. iTT'TqfH m. STr<JTrT^T •.'»• 
 
 sfm'*^ ?«. snw^ w. MiuifW'M m. srmf^^t^r m. 
 
 Below, prep. v. Undee. <^Wrf| or 5(^nt=J^, ^T^t or ^I^. 
 
 From b. W^. 
 Below, adv. in the lower place. ^I#, ?7T3fTT a. deal. W^.^ 
 
 I ("• w^\ ^5, ?T55^, 3T^:, artRfT-., 3T'TTnT, artRrrr?!;
 
 BEN 
 
 From b. ^r?pr. 
 
 Here below, on earth. ^^3t^f. 
 
 The realms or regions below. H I d W pc^. ^nrTroS n. 3T- 
 
 Belt, girdle, cincture, ^'c. TJT »». 
 A leathern b. ?M/. 
 Plate of ab. =5fq-7T?r/. 
 Sword b. STTrft/. q^^r^ «. q|T «(• 
 Waist b. ^TTTIT »«. ^T^^f^ »»• =FT^^r >i. 
 Belwethee, 11. ifl^<+'4IH'JI «i. 
 2b Bemoan, ». a. bewail, v. To Lament, srfni w.-'^^ m.-f^- 
 
 JTTT M. ^^'if y. o/ 0. 
 Bench, w. ?o«y sea^ of plank. «ft=P »». 'T'q' «i. [ ?PT «. 
 
 2 «ea^ of a judge. ?iiT?mft^TT=Tr TT^./: tTRT^T^ n. ?^TFTT- 
 8 the presiding Judges; the Court. 5ra"?5?5 ^^TT^Ttft^T. w.^^/. 
 ^M ■«. 
 To Bend, tv «. f«^e(?<,M(ryf.5Tf^F^^, ilf^?i?r'^,5frT^'if, ?5Jr^<jf, 
 
 TK^'if, srss^T'Jf, *fU"i, ^r^ OT.-^iFT M.-sr^tJi «.-TTr5/-2T- 
 5/.-&C. ■^-armor, ^i^p^-^^-&c. ^Rot. 
 
 To bend the brow. '^,<^\'im^T^f.-^T5^Tf■ pi. ^TTr^M. 
 
 2 direct to a certain point. SR'^i', ^'jt^, ^^. *>*■ ^W^t- 
 
 3 down; ( a bough, &c. ) ^[cjij'jf, ^'4'?"'t. 
 
 4 See To Subdue. 
 
 To Bend, v. n. srfjpijf, ^TRi^, ^^i^, ?5^St, ?IH^, ^ft^of, ^f- 
 
 :p OT.-HTt^p wj.-srm m.-grs/.-ffrs/.-^raE'^ «.-cfr5/.-&c. ^r- 
 
 'jf-^TTJf atid ivith in. con. ^ot. 
 Bend, n. flexure, incur cation, ciircalure. ^^^vr[n. ^\^^ n. sfT- 
 
 jp or ^FP OT. 5TS/. Ht?/. KTt^/. ?ft5:/.?i. ^fcr/. 
 
 2 (of a stick, &e. of a road, river, the ocean, &c.). 
 
 q'f^ m.f. n. Eff^FW n. ^^\% n. ^oJtJT «• =13;^ '». 5^5/. 
 Bended, Bent,2;.v.V.A.1. and Ceooked. 5ri'+=)rJr5l,&c- ^t^- 
 
 B. about, hent in various directions. ^H4+1+l, ^f'JTfT- 
 
 2 <Mw^ Intent. STq-fT, SRtT, 3TfiTfHl%'?, 3Tf*rf^^^ft. 
 Beneath, ^?-ep. Sf adv. See Below. 
 Benediction, n. blessing, or invocation of llessinj. ^T^ft^- 
 
 ^ m. 3TT^ft^=^ n. ^t'TRT^ »?»• ^r'TPir^^snT n. ^p^qrur^TSw. 
 
 ^^rf^FT^n^R «. jsrr »». ^y. itft. 
 
 Benedictoet, «. expressive of blessing. aTT?ft=<l<^NT, W^ff^f- 
 
 Benefaction, ». benefit conferred. ^'T^R w. ^TT "• •KrTnT- 
 
 ^ n. SM-Ht^^i «. ^^^M «. 
 Benefactoe, j8. dM+K+<uiRT m. ^q^TT^Trf ;«. 5FrqT'JT^r?Tf 
 
 Benefaoteess, «. g-q-^T ^^Tft/. Tq^T?lJ=^f/. &i". 
 Benefice, «. a» ecclesiastical living. '^nTr^r^T »». ''^''Tr^R m. 
 
 Beneficence, ?i. v. A. q-Tf^'TlT m. tfOM+KHl/. aT'^mwr w. 
 
 Beneficent, a. A-i?u/, charitable, cj-c T^VT^HTF, TnT^Tft, ^- 
 
 81 
 
 BEN 
 
 Beneficently, ado. v. A. H<m+K^^^, ?^<t.K^ ^m, ^ifj. 
 Beneficial, a. profitable., serviceable, useful, v. Advantage- 
 ous. TTWfr, ^mTW'^ %nFT^,%P}R, :jq4fi'ft, ^^T?=R-, 
 
 Beneficially, adv. v. A. 3^rn m.-f^ w.-^'^qpR m.-&c. ^. 
 Beneficialness, n. v. A. ^jq^T'ft'mr ni. ^^,]^^ n. 
 Beneficiaey, n. receiver of benefits. 3^JFRqT=5l n. ^■q^RRq- 
 
 ^n. OT^FRHprft-, 3"iT=FR^'Wt, ^iSTTT^ «• ^^R?^». Zp\^\=S(n. 
 Benefit, n. kindness conferred. 3^^rot. jq^fn/. (^^^RT?;. 
 A public b. rtl'-hn*R in. ?l#Tq?R in. q:^N9?R m- 
 
 2 iirofit, avail, use, good, Y. Advantage, f^rf n. ?yTT w. 
 
 2b Benefit, v. a. promote the good of f^FT «.-=Erf'TS n.-^i n.- 
 ^^ ra.-EF??TFT 11.-&0. qvTOt g. of o. 
 
 2 profit, avail, serve, v. To Advantage. STr^TTw'.-'jaTM. - 
 OT^iR W.-&C. ^t^y. o/o. tvith inv. con. ^^^"^ ^^-^V^ , 
 
 2b Benefit, v. n. receive advantage. ^F^^TW «.-«R w.-^^Tfn- 
 
 S »i.-f|rr «.-&c. fiw y. o/s. 
 Benefited, ^. v. V. A. ^q^^rf, g;^ m^-.K . 
 Benevolence, n. disposition to do good. idq+K'Mfs/. "RR=FI- 
 
 ':5ft/. 3-q^FR^ft???rT/. OT^R^TT^r m. <R%I^5/. tTJ^- 
 
 Universal b. ^H'^'Ml/. 
 Benevolent, a. disposed to do good. q^lH+Kl', T^T^pi^gf^, 
 'Riq^FR^ftc^, 'RT"T^KH't,NDT,"TftT+IUH, 'R^rTT'T or 3I'?T- 
 
 ^FFTTir f5iij-"TT-3TRT^-?r?R-r^d+-^q;-&c. vi^rf^rr^??, 
 
 Benevolently, adv. y. A. 3Mt>Kf^^, qRR^R^^^, ^n- 
 
 Benighted, a. overtaTcen by the night. ?T=5ft^ ER^f-a^syq- 
 
 ?rar-'TT5^?5T-&c. fn^TmrT. 
 
 2 involved in ignorance. 3TfTRn%-&c. liSSJOT, STfTR'^T^, 
 
 STfTRPTTK, aTfTRf^HW. 
 Benign, Benignant, a. gracious, beneficent, v. Kind, qfrq- 
 
 ^rft, T^tW:'??, JT^FR^fte, eT+KH<, "T^rq^R^. 
 
 2 bland, mild, salutary, v. Wholesome, ^rfr^^, ^"^T, 
 
 3 — of planets, aspects, &c. v. Auspicious. 5}H, iTTr^, 
 g in comp. ^nj in comp. ^t'R^T. 
 Benignly, adv. v. N. ?;q^, ^%^, ?qrgg^, ^^qr^ft^, ^qr- 
 
 Benignness, Benignity, n. v.A. l.^qr/. ^TT/. ^jq^fT^HT 
 
 /. OT^R^ft^ifTT/. jqqjrftf^ ». arq^FR^FTr/. ^^^^^]f. 
 
 2 ^Tf^q-^FTT/. f^Fi^nr^Ffrr/. 
 
 3 ^^ «. ^H^ ». jm?^^ 11. ^\^^^ n. 
 Benison. See Benediction. 
 Benjamin. See Benzoin. 
 
 Bent, n. bended state, flcvurc, curiity. tff^ or ^^ mn. 5ITT 
 
 /. 3iT^ m. ^ri^KsqTrr w. ^^^f. ^^^]^ m. 
 
 2 disposition towards, v. Inclination, ^]'%f. HTs^fT/.
 
 iF^ m. ^fpF m. fr?T m. <?r^ «i. 
 
 3 V. Tendency. WPi m. ^\m m. ?Tt<7 w. 
 Best, /). Seo Bended. 
 To Benumb, v. a. v. To Numb. q^TT-^^-Ac. ^f^. 
 
 2 (the eensen) liupefy. Hf?/. arnjpif , Jf^T^H m.-^^q- 
 
 Benimbed, p. V. V. 1. 5rf|TT-g5TT-&c. %%c5T. 
 
 To be b. by oolJ. TTT^ot. 
 Benzoin, «.— of superior quality. ?n^^ or f^HT'ft'^r^ ?». 
 
 — of iuferior quality. ^ m. +=Ji-MIA'i »»• ^f^-T »«• 
 To Bequeath, r. «. //(jce /<?/ »•///. ^rPT^irrr HrT^^^frT fe|"?r 
 
 Beqcest, m. /^.yrtcy. HrT%TT^ «. Ji<1H->ltf*r|<^H «. ^r?rT=5fT- 
 
 PJrfTFT «• 
 To Bereate, y. a. sfn'p of, drprhe of. ?rFT=raT, ^i5^, 'TT'RT- 
 
 r/"o. f^Trar ^n^-^^^-f^'^rT-^K-ctc. ^ir$\ (as N>i<rMrt- 
 
 % H?^ J-MN'li %^ ), ^ ^RTjf. 
 Bebeaved, Beheft, p. V. V. JfTT^FIFJT, Hl^t^^ T, g'^TJT-TFTm' 
 
 -&c. %%rTT with f^qt d/o. ^i; iu comp. ( as ^TH'qq' ). 
 Beeeavemest, m. v. v.— rtrf. ^I'NUJ-^/. ^V\^^ f. ^V[^] 
 
 ^KT'^r n. &c. %iTcET ^PT^ ". &c. — state. ^X^^^ f. ^\^^Wf. 
 
 /. HPT^^T^rr OT. &c. ^Tf^/.-^n m.■^^<^f. &c. (in 
 
 comp. with o. as ^--t^lfj]/. q-^T^^, &c. ). 
 Behey, «. rr^'?«5 «."tj^"^ n. 
 
 Jeweller's b. (seed of abrus precatorius). 'j^/. j^T/. 
 Ball of wax studded with this b. n ^H^lgr or OT m. 
 
 Bebth, n. Btalion or range of a ship at anchor. JTtmi^r^TrT- 
 
 «55r?n^ 3TmT/. srt'nHF'n- »iri»)dNt rq ; <u<< i --n ^^rmr/. 
 
 2 place for sleeping in a shi^.tj^^^r^ f^FTTsft ^TFTT/.- 
 
 ^ place or employment. ^^TPTT/. STranft/. 
 To give a wide b. to. |T Tl^, ^\^ TJ^, 
 Beetl, n. f%fprT »».? 
 To Beseech, v. a. (a person ) supplicate, implore, v. To 
 
 Beq. fjRIrT/.-m^rft /.-fJT^nTHMT m.-ff^i^rmt^ f.-&C. 
 ^^ J. of 0. iAr\v\\-A\ q-^ijf , TFTf q^Tif , TFT »». qiTJf, TFT- 
 
 trrafr/. ^. ?riTt/. q-rtir, ^r^'r?r-f^€t^ ^mm. fjRirf, 
 
 2(a thing or matter), v. To Beg. JTFm, fIrHrft ^F^JH 
 
 TFM, srmnr, tt^^. 
 
 To Beseem, Beseeming. See To Become, &c. 
 
 To Beset, v. a. environ, hem in, v. To Sueiiound. ^of, 
 
 ^^, ^n w!.-^r m.- &c. ^raSir. 
 
 2 j»f/ n< anrf ;;re«*, throng around and tcorry; ^c. ^^ 
 >ft^^,%?6T, ifquT, qrr m.- %^ ,«.- JRT^ ^.'-^-c. qrH^rJ 
 
 f^n^^ra/- fTrr-ifi5/.-??tTfint^ or Bu^ffn /.-aftsTrrm 
 
 /.-Ac. ^BTm'y. o/o. 
 Beset, ;j. v. V. ijTT^, ^^%^, ^TnTm^^T,<tc. 
 Besetting, a. hahituallg pressings, sin. qT^JTf^TTT, U?ft- 
 
 ^2 BBS 
 
 Beside, prep, at the side of, v. NeaK. «ITv^, qPf^pt^T, "TT- 
 ifff, f ^ftff, TTs^fT-., 'TT=<'Tr'Tt, <TT»jfTrf. 
 2 on one side, out of, not of the course. fll3^,7pH^, 3TTT, 
 aTT5^TF3Jjr, 3TT5^aIDft^, (^^%, 3TT3^?ft?T/>?Tjnpfr,%- 
 
 B. one's self. f3Jfn^RT-HRRT-g^T-^^T5n:-|Tft^- 
 fl*Trft^-&c. ?TTf r. 
 8 over and ahoie, distinct from, g'qr, «rT5tr, f^FRT, «TF5T'T 
 
 <»• sfT^, ^ ( as H^^cn: ), ^xR, fn^m, %<^, s^fn- 
 
 Besides, prep. See Beside 3. 
 
 Beside, Besides, adv. additionallg, moreover-. 3T0T^^1■, 'S{^ 
 
 qp, f^, f^RT, 3Tftr^. 
 To Besiege, t>. a. lag siege to. ^T*^, ^TS^, ^^ or ^^TT-^'^^ 
 
 -%^5T ^, ^ «i.-%^T »i.- TTUT m.^rz^ n.-^ n.-&c. EfTrJ- 
 
 <jf-^ot, MTi^MKI w.-+riiHK »». ^Ff^ j7. &/ o. 
 To Beslatee, «>. a. Jrfile with slaver. PT^^-JT^T^fT^ »T3- 
 
 To Beslubeer.To Besiobbee, v. a. soil loith spittle, Sfc.Pi^- 
 
 To Besmeae, t'. a. hedauh, v. To Smeae. jtT^, &'<T5''f, fe?- 
 
 Besom, w. v. Beoom. %Tg'jft/. ^nvf\f. 
 
 To Besom, v. a. %rf "rft^ WS^, 
 
 To Besobt. See To Become. 
 
 To Besot, v. a. make sottish, stupefy. ifiT-g^-g^-&c. ^R^, 
 
 Besotted, p. v. V. ijn, ^, JH^OT, ^^^f^. 
 
 To Bespangle, v. a. adorn with spangles. ft:^?q'f^-^^iT?!^- 
 
 ?T ^qf^-&c. ^rfT?r-g^Tf5T?f-&c. :f^. 
 To Bespattee, v. a. f^Tfffl m.pl.--^\t m.pl. g-S^of viith ^K of 
 
 0. frntz^^ *n^, ftr^of, f^'M, f^n+Hui', f^i4^i«) m. \- 
 oT, ^remn^'JT «- ^f<^ y. o/ o. 
 
 To Bespawl. See To Besluebee. 
 
 To Bespeak, v. a. order beforehand. ^F^ ^TT^t, ^TT'fqT^'snft 
 
 2 letoken, indicate, T. To Show. ^^f%6t, ^tn^, ^lUH'fi', 
 
 3 accost, v. To Addbess. ^JRof, f5f=T- ii^'JfT %5oT, 
 To Bespeead, v. a. cover ovei: f^^^iif, R<MM 'HTi^. 
 
 To Bespeinkle. See To Speinkle. 
 
 Best, a. H^flf fT-^5fR?Tf ==rPT^r-«S;c. grHT, 3T^?r, ss^, 3=^. 
 
 g^ ( iu coinp. as ^T^, "T^^, &c.). 
 At b. H<l'4)iyiyirf|frff. 
 
 B. of all. ^rsffrPT, ^^f^?T^, ^m-i ^^TFgrTJT. 
 B. middling, worst. :TrnT, ^«TH, ^f^^. [ f^^f^T. 
 
 To make the best of hardships. ifreq^C^T ?(rt iT^^fPTH 
 Do your best.5H--'MM ^tf?5 ?f ^r,MJ|+iyi ^t?^ ?ft ^n. 
 Bestial. See Beastly, Beutal. 
 
 To Bestie, ». «. T.To EousE. ^rr^vr-^?m:-&c. ^^.
 
 BET 88_ 
 
 To Bestow, v. a. confer, impart. T. To Give, ^iif, ^Pr «• ^- 
 
 ^JTHOT n.-&c. JRot y. of o. 
 
 2 % «/?, V. To Stoee. ?rref%^, ^frasRT «.-^=q^ w.-^nr^ 
 t». ^<Jf y. of 0. 
 
 Bestow ABLE, a. t.T. 1. ^ +<l'4I-^-'3n»TT-&c. '^, ^pftq", 
 
 Bestowal, Bestowing, Bestowment, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^TT 
 ^at M. &c. ^^ «. arfoT n. ^ir^oT ». srf^TTr^^ «-3""TfeTFT« 
 I. See Gift. 
 
 2b Besteaddle, To Bestbide, v. a. have letween the legs, 
 
 2b Besteew, See To Stbew. 
 
 Bet, n. v. WAGEE."^yT/- "7^ m.^TS/. M (dfl I /. 
 
 2b Bet, v. c. v. To Wagee.""^/. JTHiir-^>Jr-»rtq^, "m «.- 
 
 STfrlfTf/. ^^, ^/. qrtTW-^TT^. 
 3b Betake, v. a. (one's self.) v. To Resoet. aTT^PT w. ^Rwf- 
 
 trrnf «M77i y. o/o. 3TrsiT^% aTT^T^TUT n. ^^, %^, %^^ 
 
 «.-%^/. m^Sf.ofo. 
 Betel-nut, n. areca catechu or faifeJ, — the tree. ^vlO/- 
 
 — the fruit or nut. ^Tlft/. mI** «. "T^ «. "TTiprJ «. <J|ftH>r5 w. 
 B. nut, which has ripened and hardened on the tree. 
 
 B. nut gathered after it has fully ripened. %fT (M. ^- 
 
 B. nut decaying without ripening. ^pTT^ ^mfl/. 
 
 B. nut — as on the tree or before shelling, &c. "TTFoS «. 
 
 Branch of a b. nut tree. ^TRaft/. 
 
 Base portion of a branch of a b. nut tree, "ft^ m. ^^- 
 c^/. ^f\f. (a piece of do. f^«--i5 n. ). 
 
 B. nut bos. I^TT^ ». 
 
 Core or heart of a b. nut. ^\AK «• 
 
 Dunging around the roots of a b. nut tree. ^TT W3»55/. 
 
 Fine cuttings of a b. nut. ^^ n. [f^K^/. 
 
 Fruit stalk of a b. nut. fi^^E n. f%<T€t/. fi^ii n. fii^ n. 
 
 Implement for stripping off integuments of a b. nut. 
 TTTT >«• dim. TJ^f. 
 
 Scissors for cutting a b. nut. ■Hi\r\\ m. 3T5f%rn' tn. 
 
 Spathe of a b. nut. fitT^/. MI'Tlil m. 1^/. 
 
 Young b. nut plant. +.Hrn/. 
 
 Young b. nut plantation. -H<'I5 n. 
 
 Young and tender b. nut. #FT^ or fhpt^t or "ffsfT^/. 
 
 For Betcl-imt prepared in particular ways, some of the 
 terms are ^:v^,f\ g^lft/. or ?tNq^/. f^+iff ^TTft o>' 
 f^<jft/. =5?5JTfl'/. ^n^ »». or STTfr gqp^ /. ^7^j 5rr?T ««. or 
 f ?55Rft ^TTft/. J^T^ ^Trft/. or p-jt^^T f. mi^ f Tiff. 
 2— the Piper Betel tree. HFl%?r/. <TR^?^/. %3/. ^TFI^V- 
 
 Some kinds or varieties arc ^qT%r5/. ^PToff TPT"«r?5/. ^^f^ 
 
 B. leaf of the middling quality. «lli^Hlflr TH «. 
 Bundle of b. leaves (contaiuiiig 550). ^j;^/. (Aggre- 
 
 BET 
 
 gate of 36 ^Sfsft is ^SrfH n. ). 
 
 Case ( of bamboo, palm leaves, &c. ) to hold b. leaf. 
 TR^ n. ["JFT^I n. 
 
 Case to hold b. leaf with its accompauimeuts. TFfSjH n. 
 
 Leaf of b. TPT n. 
 
 Leaf of b. of an elongated or bud form. Jpcit^ 'TR cr 
 
 Lime placed to be eaten with b. leaf. M'\H{\f. 
 
 Pile of b. leaves. ^PT/. W-^^f- WVZ n. 
 
 Plantation of b. "THTSET m. 
 
 Eoll of b. leaf, of areca nut, &c. f^Jl m. cftfjjpr/. rtr^f- 
 ?y TO. <TPT «. TPf^?^/- Some kinds or forms are. '^,\r\<U- 
 IT, ^T^5T, fHftf^rST, 'Tt3:^r5T, iflf^qfjRT, jM^T^T, Ht?- 
 
 Eoll of b. leaf, areca nut, &c. — compreh. TR^'TT'TT./'. 
 Some significant terms for this roll are J^Rjfpspir ». ^^- 
 
 Eoll of b. leaf, &c. given from one's own mouth ( to 
 children or women ). frtfji m. n. 
 Vender of b. leaf, b. nut, &c. FrHtoft »?. 
 2b Bethink, v. a. (one's self) recall to mind. 3TT5?nir/-3Tr- 
 
 2b Bethink, v. n. recollect. grrg^gr/. -^Hio r «. ffpJf-'flB'^. 
 2b Betide, v. n. befall, r. To Happen. fsjcToi, fH5"'t,%0T,n- 
 
 Betimes, «rfy. early, in good time, t. Eaelt. ?iq'spT, sfa^^t- 
 
 or i^Ecnfr, Wf^ or ^^ezifofr, ^T^FToJsrnffT, arr^si^. 
 2b Betoken, v. a. indicate, v. To Snow. ^^Tf5r"^,^=^Er^,HT- 
 
 Betokenee, n. Betokening p. a. v. V. ^^fflfirTTT, f ^^T^JinTT, 
 
 &c. ^ & ^^ (in comp. as fT^j;^, %^^, fm^cr 
 
 ^, K^'^, f^T^r^, T^T:^^, Hr^r^^^, or ■^^^^ 
 &c.). 
 2b Beteat, v. a. deliver ly treachery. ^^TPf-fsr^'Tre^nrrR-f^- 
 
 2 disclose ( a secret ). ^r^i^-^sq^r^mdH' TrrHJr-qf|?: ^T- 
 
 3 discover, make manifest, v. To Expose. 5nT?-3^5-&e. 
 
 Beteatal, Beteatwent, «.v.Y.1.^t^i^ gn^ }?.&c.f;r»^Rr- 
 
 2 ^'-MM 'FT?'^ «. &c. 
 2b Beteoth, v. a. pledge in marriaje, affiance. qT'TT'T n.■^\- 
 
 mf^'-m pop. ^^-'fm OT.-5n"nf?tqJT m. ^.^g.of o.^P^^- 
 
 2 /a^e /« affiance- eilufn' ^TT^, "TTf ?ffT?I^ vH.-cTT^fEfl^F'm. 
 ^^of, y. o/o. STP^'^'IT li.-STRT^FT «• ^T'^y- o/o. 
 Beteoihed,;;. t. V. 1. ^ms.TT, sfT^fT^, J^PTJfT^T ( used of a 
 female ), lrf?rfnf<^^ I P^rT, ^TfrirsuFffT, f^^RfcTfrTrT. 
 
 Beteothment, n. v. V. 1.— «<;. qp5T=T ^l^ «. "-^c. stPTFTb
 
 BEW 84_ 
 
 •2— at. ^Ttjft^ ^?Tjf n. &c. ^V^X^ n. qT'ii<^M n. 
 
 Betteb, n. The most idiomatical way of expressing this 
 comparative is by tlie use of tlie words for good with 
 ?^-"tJ^-&o. t^, -7^, HW, a^fSl^P, 3Tn5IT, srft^. 
 ' To get the b. of. To have theb. of. See ?;nrffr Advantage. 
 
 Betteh, aJv. ^JT. Vide remark timler the aJjedhr. 
 
 Uetteb, n. a superior, an elder, ^f^ c. ^fvS c- «t^ c. ^q^ c. 
 To vio with one's betters. Z\^f. dl+'Ji, «tTI^/.-^': »». 
 /■ ^FT^. 
 
 Tu Better, Ac. See To Improte, &c. 
 
 BetwkkS, Betwixt, ;;r(y. in the intermediate space. ^^.^f^- 
 
 Betwixt and between. ar'^nT^Jf oi- 3T«-"^»Teq' or 3T^iT^ 
 
 2/rovi one to another; — noting intercourse. H'^'^, 3Tr?f, 
 The sense of this word is commonly expressed by the 
 
 U:<e of the genitive case reciprocally, as ^V^\ T^ WA^ 
 
 =n^ 'TT^- There is no dispute between him and her. fqr- 
 
 ^ *n?f ^ ^ ?TTl|r, &c. &e. 
 
 3 — noting difference. ^^_ 
 
 Butwist and between. 3T'5tn'4fo?-3T':q-iTWfor3T'<5hTR'ft. 
 Betekage, «. V. DiiiNK. fqu^T^ (T?T'4 w. ^T n. 
 Bevy, w./od- ofhirds. HT^/. 5rfqF/. ^/. qi5T w. 'T^T n. 
 
 2(ofgirlB,&c.)^/.^fr/. 
 lb Bewail, r. a. bemoan, deplore, v. To Lament. feN^H /. 
 
 qR^ .y. o/o. TS^, ^qiJf, ^njj »«.-%?[ ws.-j:;^ ».-&c. jp^- 
 
 HM") 5'- q/" 0. fipTTT fn.-^fH^ «.-^^ M. ^^ y. o/ o. 
 Bewailable. fc'ee Lamentable. 
 Bewailee, n. V. V. ii^IKT, 5!ll<F'Wl, %^Trf, ^Tr^spfi, tjrrf^- 
 
 To Bewaee, v. n. m^^J--^n^vu^-^w:-&c. 3T^-^i7f, ^^v^^ 
 
 Bewabe ! ^5TIo5. 
 Ta Bewilder, v. a. lone in mases. nv^i\ w Jj^HaKu^ ToE'P- 
 
 ^, Qldlcit^uj, =j^+HU| or T'F^iJif. 
 
 2 perplex, Sfe. y. To Confound. ^T^rf^^, VHTf^W, Tfaf- 
 
 ^ Of Hi^wuj, -^t*^/. ^]?5^ or j'T^ ^. o/ o. JJrS or 
 
 ■=( + *J?5/. Hlrf^i-Mli'JI- ^?>T^. 
 Bewildered, ;). v V. 1. and Eeeing. ITT^??!, To5'?>E%?ir 
 
 &c. ^spiT, gtfT. 
 
 f^^^, 'JS'^HT, '■Ml+'i or s^rT^TjTTrTT. 
 
 To be b. ^n=?^, Tf^r^'Jf, ^^lotof, 'tt'^% nt'^'f iJf , 'ff- 
 'T5;<if, 5iTcr?:'ir, =q^ijf, ^^^*ui, -^i+zst /. ^;=5ijf or «./!;;« y. 
 '''J «. nn ^i^ri^iprJf or jrfqr^'jf. [ tx^^ m. 
 
 Bewu.deument, n. v. V. l.~stalc. iRTvTT or iR<pr^ m. cff- 
 2—staJe. =^^,->^f. ^f. n^^/. ifr-4ol M. qt^ w. 5ff^. 
 
 To Bewitctt, v. a. afect hy vitchcrojt, v. To Chaem. HT^ 
 m^ or mff^<Tf, TrnrfY/. ?tT^, %7^ Ji.-sp^TToS K.-^R- 
 ''ft/. "^T^, ^ /■-?:f? /■ ?^'ir -TJiit. Mi. ("on. 
 To be bewitched. J^iff, ^^^ «. li^. 
 
 BIB 
 
 2 fig. enchant, Jascinate, v. To CuARM. HTT'^, H^'^t or 
 JTrTT'Jf, m^ot or ^r^ot, ITT^ m. ^pjof, ^'Z/.-'ip^aT/.- 
 &c. ■EfT^I'rf, Kri^- =5ff^^-^!5-=q^'T?5-&e. Vm. ^ 
 
 Bewitching, Bewitchment, n. t. V. 1. — act. Hl^u' l n. m^jor 
 M. &c. HH'jft /. JTTf m. -m^ «. HTf|^2«'i'- 'HTf^ /•— 
 *ila/s. ^55/ 5J7^ w. -f^A^f. 'TP;/ HTf >n. 
 2— rtf<. -^Vm n. HTTofT f. stale. f^rfgiT «!. ^:;TT5?ft /. 
 JTS/. JT^ n. ^^^:^^f. ^TH/. SI^TJT/. 
 
 BEWiTCHiNa, a. enc/aginc/, captivatinj, v. CnAEMiNO. flT^^, 
 
 To Beweat. See To Beteat. 
 
 BErosD, prep, farther onward than. ^^5, TTt^'f, ^3f, J^t, 
 
 2 ore ^7(e farther side of. Tfe:p% or'^f?!^, Tr^TTI, sfT^T, 
 
 From b. qfesfTlfr. 
 That is b. 5T?ftrr. 
 
 3 ( in excellence, degree, &c. ) alove. ^, ^frr, m<f[ oj' 
 
 That is b. 3Trft?r. [ ^r^^, 
 
 To go b.T. To Excel, ttfi il+u'i, KTH^fS"^,^)!^ m.^?. 
 Bezel, Bezil, n. of a gem, &c. ^V^ «.^T «. 
 Bezoae, n. anti-poison. fei^Mi ht^^ »m. ^ft ^^ot. 
 
 2 — bovine. jfiTT^HT/. 'Ttft^T n. irm'4^ n. 
 Biangulous, a. %^FtW. 
 Bias, n. leaninj of the mind, prepossession, i^iclinafion. ^\^ 
 
 m. n. %T^ m. ^«7 m. <Trc7 m. 3Tf^ /. artST »». ^^S^ n. 
 To Bias, d. a. incline, warp, prepossess. 5^1^^, ^oiRjuj, 
 
 Bib, «. H"5|^i(f 7TRr^ JTojg^ n. 
 
 BiBACiOTJs, a. addicted to drinking. (TPrfSr^^tTR^T^^i^- 
 
 q^, qFTjftH, HMititn. 
 BiBAoiTT, n. V. A. TPTRff^/. TTT^T^R n. 
 BiBBEE, 71. drinker. «ft ( in com]), as ^^^ wine bibber. ). 
 Bible, n. v. Sceiptuees. f^rdt^TT^ n. q-JTJ^^ n. 
 Biblical, «. ^jpfj^^FT^, «TK5^^?f5i«ff-1wr^. [ '4^^. 
 Bibulous, a. that has the qiwlity of imbihing. ^PT^i, ^ft^'JT- 
 Bicapsulab, a. f^sffvT^^r. 
 Bicephalous, Bicipital, Bicipitous, a. that has two 
 
 heads.^\ r\ £\dm t=5fT, f^fT^rT^. [ &e. 
 
 To BicKEE, BicKEEiNG, Sco To "Whangle, To Squabble, 
 BiCEEEN, n. "7^/ "TRf /. ^5Ta or ^qsE/. m. 
 BicOEN, BiCOBNOUs, a. that has two horns, ff^^^, |f^, 
 
 Bicoepoeal, a. that has two bodies, fg;^^, ^f^'ft. 
 To Bid, v. a. y. To Command. arrfTT/- ^^-'^, frfiot, ^- 
 'ft/.-^iToft/ ^t^-5FT5if. 
 
 2 call to, V. To Invite. ^Twf, s^tHT^St, 'TT^rW, 'Hl^"i'. 
 
 3 declare, pronounce, T. To Sat. ^Ttn^, 
 To bid adieu, to/t'e have, f^ft^ t».-&c. ifijf. 
 To bid welcome. ■kll'M «. ^fiT't. 
 
 4 propose a price. iTTc^ ?J.-f^H^ /.-&C. HtiM-^Tgf-c>:y.
 
 MG 85^ 
 
 To b. higll. Hra ?J.-f%Hrf/.-(S:C. ^1^-=^?^. 
 To b. up. vie at auctions. '=fr5-MH<4l5l m. ^TH^, Ht^- 
 l<rt\f. ^WM. [ff. of s. 
 
 To b. fair, offer a good, prospect. ij\ m. T^^^-^Wl 
 BiDDEK, «. \. V. 4. ^ra-f%'7<T-&c. ^iMTTT-&c. fn-^^^. 
 Bid, Biddi:^g, n. v. V. 1. and Obdee. ^1^ n. ^FTJft / 
 m^ /. =fffn m. V. ^fiT. 
 
 2 ^fnci ?j. ^TirfNiJi' «. arPTsnT «. f^^ror n. arppnir «. 
 
 4 J?t?f ^tTTTf «. fn^lPT^pt/. 
 To Bide. See To Abide. [ fi;^^;. 
 
 BiDENTAL, «. liaving tivo ieetli. ^t^T^rlt^T, ^^f'TT, fg^, 
 BiDUAL, a. of or helonging to two days. ftT i^^f'^, l^^T- 
 
 BiENNiAD, a. tliat is for two years. ^T^ ^rfNT, 5^^, ^^'^i 
 
 piT?5T or ?ft «• ««(?• i;-5Tf£^. 
 Bier, n. fnTfl"/. f%7ff /. cTT^ /. ^T^HTH n.— in jocose phraie. 
 
 Biek-beaeee, m. ^TCTT ««• ^T^^ff »«• TMK^it «. ?T5r^^ c. 
 BiESTiNGS, n. first milh after calving, ^^ft^ m. ift^ ?i. 
 
 B. conglobated by boiling. ?jf^^ oj- ^^?r or W^ 
 
 or ii\:^^ m. 
 BiFEROus, a. leaving twice a year. ^fH+n, |»fTTt. 
 Bifid, Bifidate, a. divided info iivo. ^TI^, f^^^. 
 BiFORM, a. of two forms. I^Rq', fg^CT. 
 Bifeonted, a. of two fronts. ^d|3f, fg^, ^TT^HT. 
 Bifurcate, Bifurcated, «. shooting into two branches. 5^f- 
 
 ?Tf=^, J'l^tjqf^, 5^t^i '^oi+'MMI, &c. 
 A b. stick. %oE5pf y. 5q5$ «. 5^/. 
 BiFTJECATiojr, n. 5^^ «!. ^t^ m. ^<mo5% or |%o5% k. J- 
 
 ^73% re. %c5$ n. 5r^T^ «. / %^-^?y n. 51^% ?^. if=Elt'TaJ ». 
 
 "^B^f. \7M n. 
 Big, o. v. Large, jttst, ti^ih, F«T?7, ^^ (mostly in comp.). 
 
 2 V. Peegnant. 'ft7r?fr,n'TfT7'tf%<nf,iTfr^,^f^5rf^, 
 
 iTPff'T or i|iHU| «• 'IIHUIT ( confined in use to cattle and 
 cei-tain reptiles ), ?RT or ?rHT ( confined to the mare 
 and ass ). 
 
 To become or be growing b. f^W, iTTTof ( gener. 
 conjoined with f^ and confined in use to cattle and 
 certain reptiles), Hliotui or lildlotul. 
 
 3 haughty, puffed up, V. PeOUD. xi%c7, f^HW^, ^ITT- 
 ^r^fT, f^^PPTT, ^^%c5T, 5^^?5T, ^l*Kc4r*l, ^T^TC:. 
 
 To grow b. f^'TRof. 
 BiGBELLiED, a. -^^ "TteT^T, %=qT, %T^^, ^J^^TT, f^?JT, 
 
 Bigbodied, Bigheaded, and similar compounds, See wid- 
 er Laeqe. 
 Bigamist, n. man of tico uiies, ^tff 5TFT^t=^ =T^TT m. f^JTT- 
 
 ?T, f^Mi^*', f^TPft^, g^iTTF'Tr, HiM^g^M^'^nrf. 
 
 2 man twice married, ft^sfl', JTI^f^TT^, J^gT^. 
 
 3 a iw/e o/ two husbands, ^^r^f^^^nft <^N+"l/. r^Mf?f*[/. 
 Bigamt, n. the having two wives or two husbands at once. 
 
 ^^ MiMt^ 5FRRt 1^ ^^ n. ^^ ^I^TT STOrrt 5^fTT ^- 
 
 BiaoEE, a. 3TrM+HI61-&c. 
 
 Biggin, «. child's cap. tj^^ or rrfq^ m. 
 
 Bight, «. ( of a rope, &c. ). 3T^t/. 5^=t/. %?t^ n. 
 
 Bigness, n. v. A. 1. TTTSmT ?«. 'TTJT?/ H^j^o;;. n^ ,;. 
 
 BlGKONIA, ?J. trtimpet flower. ^VS^ or oft /. '?R^T /. a^Ht^ ' . 
 
 Bigot, n. v. A. ^TTrrTf*nTpft-^'T?rT5T^-&c. H^iq- ,,;. ^%-m. 
 
 Bigot, Bigoted, a. olislinalely allacltcd to one^sown opinion, 
 
 'C^P^S^, 'T'TTfrft, ^^TPff, '?:^P^TT^. 
 Bigotry, «. v. A. HmfHHTH m. ^T^rfjf^x^ji^ m. ^TTrrmf v«. 
 
 Bilateral a. f^'^. 
 
 Bile, «. PfTf «. 
 
 Bile-duct, «. f^rrmf^t/. 
 
 Bilge, w. ( of a ship, cask, &c. ). "ft? n. JTRT »». "Rnr «. 
 
 2 JioUowfor b-imter. *\Hr\i or irrrTSl' ">• JpirnT/. (")' 
 
 W/orn). 
 To Bilge, d. n. ^T^^ n. ^fv^Jf, TR^ «• "^S^ ?«. co«. 
 Bilge-water, n. nH<T or ^tttT ?». 
 
 Hollow in which b. collects. ^\Hr\z or qiTrr^ or 1H- 
 
 ?m/. (or^/om). 
 Biliary, a. helonginj to bile. fr^Tl^r, f^TT^5i(:f|-,'^Tr,"'^fTT^. 
 Bilingual, BiLiNGUAE, a. that is in two languages. 5FTHT- 
 
 BiLiNGUOus, «. //ai^Wji' i!fo tongues, ll^^ff or ^f^^-'TT, fg;- 
 
 2 speaking two languages. 5*?!^, I^lii-m. 
 Bilious, n. See Biliary. 2 having excessive, ^c. bile. 
 
 f7TTfJS!=T. 
 
 B. fever, fq-rlvrdfi m. 
 
 To feelb. fwr^ft ^^tItt/. HRi^-HT^ (^^, q^lfrT ), 
 fi)rlM vToE^iToS^-^^nra'^ impers. 
 Biliousness, n. excess or vitiation of bile. fqrfsi^PT m. fr- 
 
 xRTtTP^ «. r^rT^T «!• fMTlliy+q ». 
 Biliteral, o. consisting of two letters, ^hr ^^^, cfpT 3T?^- 
 
 2^ Bilk. See To Disappoint. 
 
 Bill, «. hook of tvood-men, Sfc. sptTrrr nt. dvm. ^t^nft/. TT- 
 
 5To5T or <TTo5T »«• Tlf^ m. 41^^ I »!■ ^iTS^ ». ^^Io5 «j. ^t^ 
 
 or ^'4t/. rtP^CM «• 
 
 Catch or lodge of a b. ( fastened on the hip ). ^np- 
 
 f[f. #F1T m. 
 
 2 ( of the Shandarl caste employed upon the cocoa- 
 nut). grrarrT m. wj. 
 
 3 V. Beak. "^f^f. W^f •q'^'^'i ot. «. 
 
 4 account of thing sold, money due, ^'c. r^'h^MJ f^5Rfr- 
 =EftqT^/. q^trTs^sq^ OT. 
 5 — iu law; account of a crime. 3T"KT^^ m. ar'TTTtrT^r n. 
 
 6 tcritten statement, — gener. ^^ n. ^^ »t. fTTfftcS m, 
 
 7 ( of exchange ). ^fxf f^f^/. fft^ ».
 
 BIN 
 
 BillH of exchange, Orders for payment, &c.— com- 
 prcli. ^ Ttft/. 
 
 Accoptanco of a b. ^I^TR w. 
 
 B. as vot uiincciptr.l. mi\§i\f- 
 
 B. at sigLt. Tt^ p\f. ^^^ fit/. 
 
 B. given iu lieu of a b. lost. tfe/. 
 
 B. payable to bearer. ?TT|^tn '$f^f- 
 
 B. payable only to pureliascr. tPit^PT fst/- 
 
 B. receipted and reniaiuing with the person cashing 
 it. ^X^ or ^tW "'• 
 
 B. upon one to whom cash or a good b. is sent to 
 t i).sure his honoring of it. ^j^^[\§i[f- Good b. or cash 
 to sent, ^it n. 
 
 Charge made on acceptance of a b. ^PFTuf or tt*<i^/. 
 
 Endorsement of a b. ^^R m. [if- 
 
 Forfeit upon the dishonoring of a b. H+KI^ or^^iU- 
 
 Letter of advice of a b. passed, trs/. 
 
 Letter of advice pasted to a b. rt'in^'^/. ?7T?Tt7RfT- 
 ?r m. rf'MMN m. 
 
 Price paid upon a b. ff urr^/. f IK^T/. 
 
 Eejection of a b. ^^rt m. 
 
 To accept a b. ^r^FTTW. 
 
 To dishonor a b. ?T^1T^, f^PT^Tot, 
 
 To present a b. fit/. i=!:r^'Jt. 
 8 (of lading). WTfKi^^/ H^^um^f «. vrf^rTTgf n. 
 n ( of divorce ). ^5?Trf n. ^5^^ n. ylsf^i^/. 
 10 ( draft of a law ) +,|i)<jNl-3TRn''^ W^ m.-^^^ m. 
 To Bill, v. ».— of birds. #EfNt «Frr?5r^/.-c5RR^5r/. ^K- 
 
 ?^, ^^r^rr#^/. =pot, M|-^^^ «. ^pm. 
 
 Billet, «. v. Note. f=Ef^/. =q^:?ft/g«gT w. 
 
 2 T. Ticket. =cn?Jcft/. 
 
 3 ( of wood ) V. Log. affTT »»• dim. afrft/. affS^/. 3Tt- 
 3^n. 3Tt5% «. ^rlcAHl ?«. tpf^ n. fpJI^ '/«. c/iw. jfoft/. 
 ^qj «. 5R% «. mrRT m. [ v?iiJj-_ 
 
 ■To Billet, v. a. f%§qT/;>/.-^+,;^I //)Z. %3r^ ?^FfT?T%^-^- 
 BlLLET-DOUX, «. love letter, q^TT^ w. JT^^^T^??}. sftfrR^w. 
 Billiaed, a. 'll-i-ili^-yi ■WoiHi, 
 Billiards, «. "TRSit^ ^ w. 
 BiLLios, n. iT^?I m. «. 
 
 Ten billions. ijTf m. ^fJ7 w. ( This term is taken both 
 for 10 and for 100 billions). 
 
 Hundred billions, vfr^ftr m. ?i^ m. 
 Thousand billions. 3Tr^ «. 
 Ten thousand billions. W^ m. 
 Hundred thousand billions. TTTtl n. 
 Billow, n. v. "Wave, ^iit/ ^T^ m. ir^ »«. [asj^rew. 
 Swelling and dashii.g of billows, ^q^q^ft/. iiifens. ^- 
 Bi>-, «. (for corn ). ^apTT 5». ipum or zffij]!] f dim. ffiW]- 
 Fft/. &. +U|'WM. fS^pt/. "^m. ^"'ftf^lT «». (fm. EFr*I«t/. 
 qir?^ n. TTH «. 
 BiSART, a. composed of two. ^^, %^. 
 To Bi>"D, V. a. confine with lends, gener. t. To Tie. ^\v(ii 
 
 86 ^Bio 
 
 ivi y. of 0. 
 
 2 confine, coliilit, T. To Eesthain. 3TP?^of, ^i^^j^ n.- 
 3Tl*r5-1 «. 5p^, TR^, 3TT3ET »«.- 3TToEWtqT w.-cic. nT?»Or. 
 
 3 enwrap, v. To "Wbap. ^ot, ?5^^, 3TT^T^, 'jSToE'jf. 
 
 4 ollige 1)1/ oath, promise, duty, law, Sfc. sittrdr sji^^ 
 
 ^, Jitsr^, jTit^ qtif, 5?rjr3t, toit m. ^\^^-^\^^.^ ^^^ 
 
 sj^EIot-3TITirat, iTFT m. pi. ^\y^^ ^^.^J\^ii\.^ cfptjirf ^'rsT ,w. 
 
 5 ( by kindness or favors ), ollige, make leholJen. «lttTOT 
 or srfqTT ^iJf , fEf^FFT ^iif , ^rt^T ^, •dM + K^J-^T^^-fJT- 
 tfT-3ft?TToET-&e. :f;^:H 3^, jp^rrfT :pc^ W. 
 
 6 wiaA'e costive, constipate. 'Viz n. ^^ -+<uj y. o/o. «Tg or 
 sj^;^^ WVi., JTfTT^'?^ m. ^loj- y. of, 0. 
 1 — as sheaves, &c. ^9t^ if^i^ot, 'tjiictufl'/ ^T^. 
 
 8 ( a book ). srt^at, ^ittnifT/. ^P^. [^5 ^^. 
 
 9 around, v. To Gird. 5rfqW,^d|otui,^<jf, jSR'rf, ?5^- 
 10 — magically. ^\^^. [ ^H'h . 
 11 fasten tvith a hand «• lorder. »ft2t/.-»lt^T m.-im^/. 
 12 — tightly, forcibly, v. To Tie. ^reof, jp^^ur, ^m- 
 JpFfot or Jp5pfr^-^=5r^PTffT-&c. srftT^-3l"l^-3^^oE^-&c. 
 Jpi^e^ 3T5r5rq;-:sfkor &e. 
 
 13 to, unto, at; v. To Tie. ^^"rf or 3t^|^ ^\^^., '^^- 
 Epot or ^cpgiT qf(:Tat, rfPTSW. 
 
 14 ( over ). ^^jftr ^"-^iRfN-ift ^^irt+l m. ^^. 
 Bindweed, n. convolvulus turpethum. cTSrlft/ %¥ «. 
 BiNDEE, 11. lanJage. ^f\ f. 
 
 BlKDlKG, a. V. ObLIGATOHT. irfs^UIKl, 3T^t,iJHM'it'T. 
 
 Binding, n. v. V. 1. — act. siftiot n. ^^^ n. &c. qf^r ?«. «j- 
 
 siPT n. f^q^ «. 
 
 2 — act. arr^^at. «. &c. f^WJi n. 3TFPc5JT «. f^R^ «'• 
 
 3 — act. ^CTT )i. ijfToJaf n. &c. 
 
 4 — act. qt^oT n. »Tt^>jf m. nt^ qur «. &c. 
 
 5 — act. qt^Ti^ «. f^+d qwf Ji. &c. 
 
 6— Ofi. qj^PTf ^"Jf «. HrfN<7q »». H^7m»T m. 
 
 7 — act, ^ijf n. t'^TS^ «. ii'dlotuff/. 
 
 8— ac<. Sftqw «. sft^T'jft/. 
 Cost of b. sif'«)ui|cj3E/. 
 
 9 — «C<. SffvT^M. %'S'jf «. MlltAui «. &c. 
 
 10— act. sftq^r «. 
 
 11 — act. "Tret/. H'l<^ ?5T^ «. 
 
 12 — «ci. ^?r"it n. +<+^'if «. &c. 
 
 13— «c^ v^^Siif «. v^^^ «. &c. 
 
 I. band, Sfc. v. Bandage, qft/ 
 
 IL tie, fastening, v. Tie. sj^ t«. 4!^ «». sj^H M. 3Tr3tr «5. 
 
 IIL for edge of cloth, im^ft/. nis: m. »TT7T w. 
 Binnacle, «. T^sirn^^ ft^PFT^rHt^Tt/ 
 BiNOCULAE, a. that has two eyes, ^5t2^^^, f^%^, ^^. 
 
 2 ( telescope, &c. ) ^|t ^toEqt^qr spWRT, ^^^■'ilMifWt. 
 Binomial, «. that has two members. f^R^, Pg^^'+W^. 
 BiooEAPHEE, n. =Etf^5t5T''f^, =^r<'5|=J'JM^TTf, ^ErfT^ppfsr m. 
 Biographical, a. v. N. ^f^^qt^^r^T, 'qfT'SROT'l^^tft, ^- 
 
 R •>! «i y'l :p-f%^3r^-&c. 
 I BiocEArHy, n. history of a j^articular ^enon, =cif^=5i^ai'^ «.
 
 BIS 
 
 87 
 
 BIT 
 
 BiPAKOUS, a. thai brings forth two at a birth. ^T^^iiW^f^^: 
 Bipartite, a. that is divided into two parts. 5TFT, |^5, f|;- 
 
 Bii-ED, 71. ITFTt'qT STFTft- ^ »»• [%^^W. 
 
 BiPEr, Bipedal, a. that has two feet. |^nft, jHHi-Hi, fl^T^, 
 BiPENNATE, a. ;fr?TM^f=^, fl;^?^. 
 
 BlPETAXOUS, a. fgj^. 
 BlECH, «. ■'Jxjf W. 
 
 BiKD, ». qf^^ ». "7?7t »>• ^5^ »». %=^ »»• "TFiT »i. ^ff^ «• 
 — in contempt, &c. Tf^Tf «. 
 Certain of the common birds are ^FTST, ^"fel, ^PfTT, 
 
 A b. in the hand is worth two in the bush. TTsNr ^^ 
 
 That has been pecked by birds. TRiTT^T^, Tf^l-^i-MRj- 
 Birds of a feather. ^%^n^l^Ht "TT^r, '^■^ini'i'/i-^j TT- 
 BiSD-CAGE, 71. f^^Tir »>. Tf^?nT »«. 
 
 BlBD-CATCHEE,n.MK<«4U5frw. ^mt\l!l. 'mC^K'^ffm. ?nf I^^C. 
 
 Bird-lime, «. f^fcpjT »«. f^^n" »». f^^KT^t/. 
 
 Stick covered with b. f^WA€\f. 
 Bibd's ete, a. — view. ^^H M1^"^N1, '^qj^ft^ TT^'^qpsfT, ^T- 
 
 BiEDS-HEST, ?^. y. Nest, tpyg m. tTRTTmr ^R5T «z. y<+Sl «?. 
 Birth, n. coming into life. ^^ mn. ^FffrT/. 3^^ »». 3'?;«r 
 
 m. ^s[H^ »."%reT/. ^f?T /. H5I »». TrsT ot. -^J^/. ^^^ 
 m. 3r«ir/. 
 
 A former b. q5rbpTT««. PrR?!T ^JpH »». HIM^H'T »t«. 
 A genius from b. srnWT^pnft. 
 
 Another ( past or future ) b. Ml'HlrT^ n. gr^q^sprr mn. 
 B. life, and death. ^?TfTT-f%%Tl^-?5q', ^n-TTFJ^-^n. 
 B. Being ( or Life ), Decline, and Destruction. ( the 
 four stages of a creature ). ^^?r, 3T^?r, 3T<T?Tqir,'TTR. 
 B. again. B. after death. ^:?r;3f^ m. n. m^VA^H m. 3T- 
 
 By b. ^sf^ct;. 
 
 From b. -ji'MiHiyn, 3Tr3T^, 3Tr-H'HUqfFT, '^tTr^T^TT^HfrT, 
 
 In b. i« and from the twtal hour. ^''TJ^rf ( as, blind 
 from birth, -TT'STrT'^'^T; poet from birth Tq^rf^Ff^T; and 
 
 TT3T?r5if|?T, OT^?rg^, <jMvHrit^j«r3i, -JM^HriH^^, g^q^Rf- 
 
 ^TfiTT, &e. ), ^3FK in comp. ( as v^'MCl'fl, &c. ) 
 
 In the present b. ?^^=T?r or ^7t^?T. 
 
 In, through, during, &c. all one's births. ^p5cr?F'Ttrr- 
 ^, vT5TT^5Tft or 1\^H\A^I^\. 
 
 New b. regeneration, ■^^\^7^m. 2^#tt m. 
 
 Seat or place of b. ^d'H^:*TPT n. ^s^r^^^^. n. ^H5 "). 
 
 Star of one's b. ^spTT^^Tir n. vJ^trh n. 
 
 IJntimely b. ^'^\r*M'^ n. m. 
 
 Acquired in some preceding b. Mss^^'MTfjTfT, "^^'JiT- 
 
 f%r. ^ " [3i*^^T. 
 
 Blind from b. ^'Hf'-T, n^TT^, •^'HNT 3i^T5:T^ ^^TpKY^^T 
 
 Luckless or wretched from b, ^•■H'ir'«.\- 
 
 Poor from b. qr^^^T', ^'Hf^^Plft or ^-Hr^TT 5ff2t- 
 
 Eich, fortunate, &c. from b. l4«ftK?T. 
 Sickly from b. ^^H^Mf t or vf-MHI ffft, ^sTkO^T fl'ft", 
 ■m^H Tint. 
 That is from b. ^FITRT. 
 To blame the author of one's b. W^^W ^rfuinm ^- 
 
 To give b. to. "^^ m. ^. 
 
 2 extraction, descent, v. Familt. ^^ /. ?=im/. ^S^fH 
 f. f^?^/. f^r^ »». 
 
 Noble or high b. JTof^gHT/. aTTfH^sfR^ n. 
 
 Of pure b. mT^, f?ft^, «g;n, sf^f^g?, ^t^'ft'T. 
 
 3 thing horn. %rl n. 
 
 4 bringing forth. ^^^ n. ^f^ /. SRt^ m. ^^ f. ^fn/. 
 lft>iT/. [M'm f 
 
 BiKTH-DAT, n. ^;T^TT^;r?rM. ^3T^f^5T«?. ^T^I^H *»• •HIS'Att?'*. 
 
 B. ceremonies. T^Hh «- ST'inre/. ^T5qft?f »». 
 BniTH-PLA-CE, n. ^s^m^f ^^^r^'<^T^ w. ^^tt^^PT/. 
 Birth-eight, «. ^:TTK?I^yRFK tw. ^^"^^qJlf^^FTT m. 
 BiscuiT,«. f^RJ^ M. ( corruption of the Euglish word. ) 
 To Bisect, v. a.'^cut into two parts. SHFTot, |^5 ^PTot, |%- 
 
 Bisected, ;j. v. V. ^Tm^?^, J^m, |^5, f5>^T^5H,"5tfl^^. 
 Bisection, n. v. V.— oc<. |»TPTot «. |"^r5/. ^''TT^':'^ «•"!;- 
 
 tft^R"? n. 
 Bishop, n. i^\^^ m. ft[3!rT w. 
 Bishopric, «. f^^THft ^TFTT/--f^ »•• 
 
 2 diocese ^^((^T^^JJ 3rftrai<KMIri=5n TtH w. 
 Bison, m. n^ «a. iR^ »8. 
 BiSHLCOTTS, a. cloven footed, fg.^!*. 
 Bit, «. morsel, mouthful, ^m pop. qTO ♦». ^F^H ?». 
 A tid b. ^m^ m. 
 
 2 piece, gener. H^^ «t. (?m. 5^/ ^^^ »«• ^S «. ^f- 
 
 — in the sense of the smallest particle, or the least quan- 
 tity.^ and of the grade and with the power of such 
 words as jot, iota, whit, grain, tittle, scruple, ace, parti- 
 cle, pin's head, ^ifhr, ^r{T'P?, fftot^fT, f?^?!^?^]", f?T?5sn'- 
 
 ^TrT, ^FW, ^Ik'ST. 
 A b. Not a b. we f or Koi !« ^ the smallest degree. Vj-
 
 BIT J 
 
 ^^n TT^, 5Ftfr ^ Trft, &c. As these phrases, like Al 
 (I'l, demaml the u _,ative coustructiou, See !Not, None. 
 B. by b. rflotrfts, mx\:. [??«. 
 
 !! (of a thing broken) v. Fragment, ^^m. ^n. Wd- 
 4 (of a bridle), ''.•iih/.hi. HN^^^T". 
 B. shaped like au aso. ^^\^\r^>\\Hm. 
 B. with four rings. ^FST^fT or ^i\mM\t^'\\Hm. 
 Rough b. B. with spikes aud points. m'H^'wum. 
 Under chain or strap of a b. '^i^i\f. 
 To Bit, r.a. <Tt^nT A'WH m. ^m^. 
 Bitch, n ffrft/. g?ft/. '^X^J. 
 To Bite, v. a. ^fNot, 3^, '^^m.-z\'^m.-%W\m. q^jf, ^n»J.- 
 
 To b. the lips. jfrT ^XZm. ?rr^-==fFT»i. 
 2— as cold, ^pif, 5fMf, FJPm »Ht'. con. 
 3— ag pungent substances. ^T^^T^of, ?T^, ??friT^. 
 4 trick, gull, \. To Deceive. "RT5ITJf,^lTif,"PJ^, SFr^w.- 
 "^or, >f)'«'M /.-"PHT'^itcT/.-'F^t^^j/.-'FC^T/. :R<Jf, J5^- 
 
 5 — as speech, &c. stiny, cut. 5ff«fof, ^TM, ^INf^, ^ST'f, 
 
 6— snake. ^TRur, ^nr, j^i^f, ^ffsrSr, i^-^, 
 
 7 — ants, fleas, bugs, &c. ^I^PJf. 
 
 —fiercely or eagerly. fitSW, rtScTf or Sf ado. c?T5ot, =^UT- 
 
 ^oT or on-^qr^or 5t-^oTT^aT-^E{TjnTJTt-=5r?^i^-^q^Rt-cr5m- 
 
 S-<Tfnt-&c. ?Iliui. 
 
 8— esp. of a horse. 5^, i^iqui, JTTSn. ^T^'Jr. 
 Bite, «. See Biting. 2 ;;ari Z/«Y/e», m'owwJ made, ^-c. =5(1=17 
 
 8 /)(>fe litten out, (esp. of flesh). ?ig^OT. ?5=5f^r«». S^- 
 JFTm. ;?RTm. ?5T'irr»». i'. %, Ht?, ^FT?, ^Wm. v. it, ?nFr»». 
 
 4 cheat, take in. St55T»». ^m«». 
 
 5 cheater. See Cheat. 
 
 Biting, n. v. V. 1.— nc^. =En^M. 5^n. &c. =5fRrw. i'. ^, 
 ^?T»>. /)o;). 5f^ or ff^ m. ^3fPT«. 
 
 a ^^K. &c. ^q^:r/. f^rrf^ift/. f^^rj. ^^J;^f. ^5?^^/. 
 
 4 "FHsrtfTw. &c. Tf^qui-Jh/. "P^sfufr/. 
 
 5 5ff5i6f«. jpqTjrra. srqotn. &c. 
 
 6 =Emr7tn. 5?fiif «. &c. 5^ ^o;p. t?T/«. 5^m. r^n^«. 
 Biter , «. Bit ing, ;j. a. v. V. 1. =ErHOTRr, 5?roTITr, &c. 
 
 2 ^Timrn-, &c. ^trs^, *i+i(i=qT,^jr5T7?^^T, fre<Pt^, si^;c. 
 
 ;; and PvNGENT. ^;rJrrTT, &c. ^st':! remiss. ^^fJ^, ?jfr^. 
 
 f^. ?7':JTfpT, =srr^ft^, ^ifrrsr, ^sqf;, f?r?r?:, ?ft^oi, rfrsr. 
 c ^HuiKr, s^unrr, &c. ^ki^. 
 
 8 arfiicfe,; «o J,-<;„y. ^p^^ 5^p^^ ^^^^ ^^^ 
 Bii LOBEN, B itkoben, «. iq^ftsw. <TT^;^toT«. fijf?j^«, sft^n. 
 
 BLA 
 
 Bitten, p. v. V. 1. ^Rrt«|, s??75^t, &c. ?%ri, ^^. [fjr^. 
 
 Bittek, «. spr pop. !p|^and remiss. +,itK & ^fTS^ bitterish. 
 
 Intensely b. Keenly b. B. as wormwood, gall, &c. ^.• 
 
 2 fig. V. AcBiMONiOL's. :p|, ^T^, ^q=^, q;^, ^•5rt=t:p, ^'r- 
 
 3 fig. sharp, severe.^ painful, ^frfe^ ^o/). ^Rffur^ ^^ JF7, 
 
 The b. aud the sweet ( of life, &c.). ^iST^"?. 
 4 — as opp. to sweet, «S:c. and used of varieties among 
 vegetables. JfJ^^TT. 
 
 BiTTEE GOUED, «. ^re^HNoETWJ. 
 
 BlTTEELT, adv. severely, sharply reproachjul. "PT^^ f^^FTT^, 
 2 ivith poignant grief. n'r^TT 5:^'^-%5rR-«ffTH-&e. 
 
 «nft-^"^-|-?ft-&c. ^^^. 
 
 BiTTEEN, n. ^^w'lrz^^ ^Tlrfl-m <^ T?^ 3^^. 
 
 BiTTEENESS, 11. T. A. 1. ^IJCrn-ra.. ^TfSfn. :PT?(T/. frlTPM. pT- 
 
 I. rancour, malice. ^T^/. ^fT^^ft/. Sfr^g- /_ ^«. ^fr- 
 
 II. keenness of sorrow, ^^m. siTiTw. ^'.i^ n. KPfl^iTTM. ^- 
 
 BiTUMEN, 11. ftT^rf^OT. f^T?rr3T5». 
 
 Bituminous, n. RT?^Tf^?m^, f^lrfirHd ^H^. 
 
 To Bivouac, v. n. encamp Kithout tents or covering. ^5iTT- 
 
 BlVALVULAE, «. fg]3[3. 
 
 2b Blab, v. a. tell secrets. <pr5^, q^, cfrsio^, T^a'Jt, W- 
 
 There are numerous lively colloquialisms expressive 
 of this sense, ^[% ?».-g^?Tm.-^;ft*r/.-&e. H^oitii g. of s. 
 f^'Trft/. fFT^ y. of s. ^T/. 'STT^oE'jf-q'oSSfojaf y. o/s. J- 
 fl'/-'J?/. <fT^.^. o/ 0. 73 /. %cf _^. o/o. %«. tprs^ or 
 
 qr'fr qrs^ y. ofo. ^^xjzrr^ r^f <i;r5ot, st-itttw.-^tt- 
 
 Z or^]vn^m.-^v^Km.-&c. ^^g. ofo. '?^aff ^tl't-^ot. 
 
 And for To be llahled. q^ /--J^Z-ql^iiji^ hf/.- 
 
 ^».-&c. ^?:CTty. o/,<f. «pm'«--&c. ^''f y. o/s. t)i+"uff <T- 
 
 Blab, Blabbee, «. Blabbing, p. a. v. V. "PtsWTTT, fitfT5i- 
 OTRT, &c. ^Nr^TFrfir^r, T3T^ or n^^f^, ^t?, 'M<vtJ, 
 STr"?^ or aTFT^off, ^KHMI ^?^rqFT, f^^^ ^^^i f^^" 
 
 Blabbing, «. v. V. rfrfi^w. ^'^^n. "FTf^fw. &c. <rfl/. ?I- 
 TT^irf or ?5H3Tr^/. T^T^Trm. Tft^'Pf^w- ^TJ'TT^Tf'ft/. ^tlT- 
 
 Black, «. UacJcamoor. ^sftw. f^T^ or f^T^twi. 
 
 2 See Mouening. 3 Mack color, ^w:\j^m. ?iso|sfofm. 
 
 4 soot, crock, Sfc. wi\ pop. T^fT/. K^Trn./. 
 
 Black, a. JFTa;r, ?^ot, ?isoHu?, Sr^q-T, arftr^. 
 
 B. and blue. f|rsrrf^, f|Tqrf^^5ET. 
 B. as coal, soot, &c. intensely h. +i(3i|^a5^oftfT, ^fST- 
 f%I or ijfl?:, ^ai^ or #r, ^oSTJ^Tf?, ^^^t, ^rsi'f -
 
 BLV 
 
 ??r or -^j^T, q;p5n^"r7, jpTSEiJfJr, ^r^^rfs^T, ^^w^^^^^^evj^- 
 
 Somo terms for an extremely black jierson, are ^■ 
 o5m?ft^ TTtffl"^, #3Enf?r?Jt arrTCfflH, +|ctrMfl, ^osr#o5- 
 
 Blackish. ;pr55^T, ^I^^T?:, ^Fr^F, ^rSTf^T^r. 
 
 Blackish, — com^jlexion. ^ro5Tt?5T, ^r^FIT, ^loS^T^T^ET. 
 
 Spotted with b. ami white, — cattle. qitT. 
 
 To say b. is white. 1rr«t?r ?r^ ^fr ^^f 'JT'^. 
 
 To piit down iu b. and white. q'tS'-^TT?^ =FT3 ^FW. 
 
 2 «;/.;/«■», scotoling,Sfc.-^. Sullen. 5^<jr^, 3ff3^%?5r, ^^. 
 To look b. |^<7>jf. 
 
 3 atrocious, wicked. qiT, 31+ilRl^?:, 3^f?r5?. 
 7o Black. See To Blacken. 
 
 Black-aet, n. V. Magic, ^fq"^/. 3T?(f^?Tr/. 
 
 Black-ball, «. 3Ta'=fTf?T^^ ^FTSot'Trsff /. 
 
 219 Black-ball, v. a. JFrS'TPffeTT ^^^ ^^ ^^of. 
 
 Black-beeey, «. iT^ tps!;?!!^^ '^^ '»• 
 
 Black-bird, «. ^i^qTr'Tr^r ^ nmnj T?ft 3TT'^. 
 
 Black board, n. ?Trfecff?s ^r^ <Fo5T ot. 
 
 Black-cattle, «. sir «. ^T «. j^l. JT^l^ »«• i^?- 
 
 Black-earth, n. ^FToft/. +,1061 Mill/. ^5J^?:^ h1 -i /. :Tt?y ^- 
 frTW/. 
 
 Black-exed, a. ^PTS^ f[m^i'^^ ^jropT^PT. 
 
 BLACK-GrAED, J?. With words correspondent to this word, 
 and to words of this class,the JfomWtt'language abounds. 
 It teems and revels in names and epithets for persons, 
 things, actions, &e. distinguished for evil. AVith this 
 word, iu both its senses, its correspondent words are 
 numberless. They have all diversities of allusion and 
 implication; they are extensiyely current; and they are 
 in constant use. For hlackgiiard iu the sense a low, mean, 
 shalhy, dirty, disreputalJe person, as expressed by such 
 words, as scrub, scab, stinkard, vagabond, dog, hound, 
 dunghill tvretch, pot-house fellow, loiclivedfellow, ^'c. are 
 %HTm^, ^fff%^T^, TPT'Tr^r^T^r^^H^T^, 1^^ or §5%, 
 "P^dlNK, <P^^fr, :f ^TTT, :f ^TRTOTH', ^^^^q" or eft, 
 ^3T0T, q-T^RF, ^^rsr, f^TT^TTT, P.i«)c*, 5TOft, f?T?r5ft=5TT, TT- 
 
 ^ra^, nfsrr^ ^m^, -rffi^s mw, ^^ tft 5rre>JriTr,nT- 
 
 3?r^ ^^^, ^TI^UMMI ^^^, 5IPTTT TTtTTT, Sfi^Tlft, 5^- 
 
 — and in the sense of « dishonest person, as expressed by 
 
 such words as rogue, rascal, scoundrel, scamp, sharper, 
 blackleg, black sheep, caitiff, &c. are ^5J, J^, T^JT, 
 
 frHTjft, Wli^JIHt, ^ITT^STPFT^, nK^, n^llH -HI<Jr, JTT'^rT- 
 
 irr^ft, ^FTf^TK, ^rf, ^PFf, ^?;, ?r^, ?h^?:, -trk or 3, 
 ?5^T^fjr?fr 0)- sj^TR 1^?^fFp;r, =5rftH«T Ti^r^^r, =^- 
 Tpff 71^^^ (»■. e.— in ^nfr, =5fT^fr, 1^3^, SSTTfT), 3T- 
 
 89 
 
 BLA. 
 
 sTPToif^ ^^Nt, tjfrr^Tr, ^i^'nft, ^^1%, r^io?, sridicirniorr, 
 <Fcfr, ^^T?r, ^FT^JT^^rr, 5n?: or 5, jjorf^ 5'jt"tt^, h or ^t- 
 
 ^FK or ^t^FHf^?^ ( covertly from ?ff^ ), H'ft^q^'ft or ^- 
 
 For others such as ^fT^"t^, ^=75^, 3Trc5-3T^?^-3T=I^- 
 
 See Aebant, and form ad libitum. 
 
 Pack or crew of blackguards. ^t?T^=^^Fft/. ^ioff%^r- 
 m^X m. pi. ^\^.f. ^^^^f. JfcpTf m. pi. 
 Black-guaedism, Black-guaedet, «. V. N. 1. loio and mean 
 life or practices, ■^mm m. ^V^^^\ m. ^^^^ f. ^- 
 
 2 roguery, rascality, Sfc. ?7^rO/. ^^\t[ f- ^^Ttt/. P.- 
 
 t/. ^JpTft/^l^^Trf /. ^^'i n. 
 Black-guaed-like, Black-guaedlt, a. v. N. 1. ^^,^W!", 
 
 2 ^T^fnft^T, 5%f?r^^, ^Fraqitt^r, &e. 
 
 Black-hole, n. 3TqTT^"h=5t/- 'fls^R^ffr/. ^^TR^'JT m. /. 'iT- 
 
 tTR^jifr/. 37f':Tra/. aT!:Tn:%i/. 
 
 Black-lead, «. HT^rsf^T^ n. HrRff^qj «. 
 
 Black-leg, w. See Black-guaed. 
 
 Black-mail, «. ^R^H^/- 
 
 Black-wood-teee, 1%. dalbcrjia sisu. fi'\^^J m. pop. f^tT^ 
 
 or fi(T?f^r m. ar^TJ^T «J. 
 Belonging to the b. f^^sft. 
 Oil obtained from the b. ■RT?lt?5 n. 
 Blackamooe, 11. person of a very black complexion. ^\f[ vi_ 
 
 Rt^ or %^t m. TJ^^Tfrf?^ or qfrsm^^ft 3T?Tr?rM/. ^51- 
 
 ?Ttfft?5 HIufH" M. g'iT^HT f^^M. qrjoJT'ft?^ »". ^T5Jmtn w. 
 
 ETI^FT SFFF5T rf^ f^T^JT^T ^TTft 3T^T TTJ^ «». 
 To Blacken, v. a. make black. qrr2T-^T^-»TTi71T=5fr-?5'SDTJr''T- 
 
 &c. ^?TJf, +'|ciK'| m. \^. 
 
 2 defame-^ v. To Aspeese. ^T^ w.-^FFJMt/.-^rfe^/.-^- 
 
 ?5^ m.-&e. ?5T^aT-3TTUI'if. 
 To Blacken, v. n. W'T^T-&c. |^jf-T5tjf, ^ToS^^'if, ^r^srS"^. 
 Blackness, n. v. A. 1. ^ToST'JIT m. ^FtfeHT ?«•/. •FT^R^ i"- 
 
 ^tJT^rcrr m. 
 
 I. V. Daekness. ^FTSSnjT ?». f?''»». ^FT^T^/- =FT^T# «• 
 Blacksmith, «. 3tf^FR;'op. E]^ m. f^iit »»• 
 
 Business of a b. r t l ^K^I /. ^Jt^^FIiT n. ^\^^S^T^ n. 
 Bladder, n. ^^^iJ=^^ ^\Z\ m. H^tt^T^ m. f7{P.^ m. -hTw m.f. 
 Obstruction of the b. :R^qf4 »». 
 
 2 blister, pustule. tpISm. ^HRT "!• W »«• ^I^ '«• 
 Large water b. -+hh'IS »•■ 
 Blade, «.. ( of grass, &c. ). ^Flft/. dui-H-ft /• "TT^T. «• 
 
 2 ( of a weapon or tool ). TPT n- TTcft/- Tl'^I «. TT^ n. 
 Two-headed b. 5^ jj. 
 
 Two blaJed. ^Rft. 
 
 3 //o<, swelling fellow, a Icood, a swell, v. BrcK. ifi^r- 
 »». sri^ST »». "Ff^FSr ««. <F?t «!. ^?f^fHTr w. stI^ w. 
 
 Blade-bone, n. ^srrs^TTEl ^rs ?i. ^J^^T^-^TTsf ^ «• 
 Blain, w. botch, blister. <fT5 »f. 
 12
 
 BLA. 
 
 Blamable, Blameworthv, a. v. V. ?Fft, ^"ftT, ^, ^- I 
 
 Blamablenkss, Bi.AiiEwoRTHisEss, «. V. A. ^ m. ^;^Tuft- 
 
 Blamablv, aJe. ^TT'TT'TnfmT n. </<<•/. ^ ^5^ ^HT a. f/''rf. 
 To Blx^^, V. a. Jiiiil fault with, censiirr. ^^ii^fk^^^ WfS- 
 
 ot, r=r7il n. ITT^ iciM ^ or cTT, f%q ?«. JJT^'jf', Z^n. Z'f^, 
 
 Blame, Blamixo, m. v. V. — ac/. ^^ «. Pi'^ui n.&c. |W«. 
 ^ m. ^bTKT^ m. ^P!nFr<R n. fk^f- f%^ «• ^ m. ^- 
 
 A l)car-b. STTT^TT^ q^ft »«• 
 To bear tlio b. iiVfX ^^. 
 To Blame, culpable. See Bla-mable. 
 I. T. TAri-T. ^r^T tn. ar'TTTy' w. 
 Blamed, p. v. Y. |5^^, ^ f^s^^-%5r%?fT, &c. ^?T, i%f^- 
 
 Blamei,k<^s, a. not merltinj censure, without fault, f^^, f^- 
 
 sRt. r-H^.'-iM'^, ^THTrrq', '^fTsrm'fl', 3T^ttt, f^tr, Pi<h=ii<^, 
 
 gTf%^, ^ir^^-ftT, "ST^^, ■Md^Mufl'M, ^i|U||4l»q', ^[qTJI'R^, 
 
 Blamelessly, <j<7y. v. A. Pi^iq^uin' &c. f^a^^q, f^HST^T. 
 Blamele3s>-ess, n. v. A. f^^WM n. f^^f^^rr w. &c. 3T^- 
 
 rPTt/. gtfJT?Tr^ n. |TTUT TTf^rq' n. 
 Blajieu, h. v. V. ^WTTT, ^ %iJrm-^^UTTTT, &c. sj q.^Ml, ^- 
 
 Blamlsgly, rt(fy. censoriously. ^!^^^y^ '{f ' 4'^ gm. 
 fTo Blanch. Seo To Whiten. 2 See To Peel. 
 Blaxd, a. V. Mild. ^5, jfJtm, ^nff^^, ^J^, ^TTrT. 
 Bla>-DISHI>-Q, a. soft, loheedling. F^rfHrft^r, 'Tt^'T?^T^=5fr, 
 
 Blasdishino, BLA>-DisnMENT, 71. soft airs, wtMiing words, 
 ^■c. 3T7T m. ^ m. pi. rf^jfTT m. ^fSjFT m. r t l Fr-tr^ 5!. f^?5T- 
 
 ?T m. pjift'lilt/. Wf5nn^ m. ^ri^r^^f. ^^\^v{^\^f. 
 y-iMi'Ul/. noPraiTT^/. ntiritsWt/. "jraTT^jTr^/. ;i. j 
 
 qr<'Hd«J|urt/. TT^TTTTWI n. ^?THraf qr^OT «" 
 Blaxdly, adv. V. A. qTlHciCqirm, ^ [ jIjTi^^' . [ 1[ltf^/. I 
 
 BLA^-D^-Ess, n. v. A. ^JT^qoTT w. ^JT^HT /. ^f^ m. ^T?^ n. 
 Bla>-k, a. See Pale. 2 ■unm-itten. #rT, ^TT^, ftrTT, arfef^TFT. 
 B. at the back. Hli+Kl. A paper b. at tlie back, qr- 
 
 Z^ n. 
 
 3 without rhyme. ^m^-T^-&c. H ^ n m , ^HT^^. 
 
 4 JM^/jou/ M/ or JwZ/f ^-cartridge. cnWTpqT,fwfT5ft=Err. 
 B. firing. Kr-Cl'lli m. ^T^T^TT «!. 
 
 5 foiW, empty. ^iT^^ f^^ ^j?q-^ ,pp^p ^^ ^,^_ 
 Bla>'k, n. +rJ|'+,i'i'^ in. 
 
 2 (■ of a lottery ).qjtfti^/. 
 
 3 ro/c? tiwt. mim m. ^ira- m. ^f^R «. 1%3 /. 
 
 BlaNK-CARTBIDGE, n. tliq^K l ^m STpr^ «!. 
 
 Blanket, n. The woollen textures resembling this article 
 
 90 BLA 
 
 aro iTi'I^/. ( It iB coarse, loosely woven, and iiauallj 
 black ). ^«r^ m. ( It is composed of two ^fNCt joined 
 breadihwiso ). ^ffn% n. (The same as qrn^ but a less 
 particular and less definite word ). sfiR^ n. (An indefi- 
 nite and a disparaging form of tpfqcET; it is applied also 
 to a woollen cloak-like texture gener. ) VTT»lo5 or v(\^^ 
 /. ( A finer texture, usually white ). ^^\^ «. ( A very 
 coarse ^fPT^). 
 
 A worn and torn, old and worthless b. ( i. e. ^fsfai 
 or qt^ft ). "P^^ft/. Hsd+i or 'R^ n. X^ or J^^ n. 
 Aggregate of four blankets ( i. e. ^ftf^T ). ^V^f- 
 
 Blankness, 01. V. A. ;??t^urr m. R^T'JTT in. 
 
 Blaenet. See Flattekt. 
 
 To Blaspheme, v. n. speak irreverently of Ood. \^>^J\^^]\ 
 
 ^^.'^fh^f.-^l^. \_9-ofo. 
 
 To Blaspheme, v. a. fSf^ f..x{-^^^ /.-arq^n^ m.-&c. w.X^ 
 Blasphemeb, 11. V. V. N. f »5Rf%^^--H^H%-nf ^-qf^TTsnP- 
 
 Blasphemous, a. t. N. fs^^ft"^Ml,'^l^^=qr, f »^Tf%^, \- 
 
 sifTTq^P^, t=';rT^^T?H^. 
 Blasphemously, adv. v. A. ^s^iM^^, t'^f^T^FF^T, &c. 
 Blasphemy, «. f «IT1%^t/. f »^nq^ m. l'^X[^^ m. f »sr^- 
 
 Blast, m. ( of wind ) gust, puff, ^fii^ m. y-i+Kf w. =q%JT ot, 
 ^qT?T ?». W^T^ m. ^ «. 
 
 Hot b. 5^/ 5f5CT/. ^sr/. ^itFF/. T^r^ M. (/»«. Tq- 
 
 2 ( of a planet, &c. ). WJpkt^ n. [ ^f^^Ts^n/. 
 
 3 ( of an evil eye ). ^RlMlH m. ^f^/. ^^f- ^f^f%^TT«. 
 
 4 ( of a devil ). 5^/. ^TT^ m. ^T^^PTTT »n. ^TTTZT w. 5r5- 
 
 Blights, diseases, and di.seased, damaged, or corrupt 
 state ( of trees, fruits, cattle, men, &c. ), are lavishly 
 ascribed to devils, goblins, evil eyes, and malign planets; 
 and they receive indicative or allusive names. Not 
 aiming at closeness and particularity in this matter, we 
 throw together below the nouns and verbs expressing 
 generally the sense of To Blast or To be Hasted. riN^- 
 CW or ^\^^X^ or FSf^Rin, ^Z^ or ^fSSof, rST'TR'jf, f^- 
 sf^/. rim'n in. con. ^f^f. T5at-3PT^-^ in. con.^^'^J^- 
 ^, ^TSoE^ or ^"?T^^, ^Tipfrft'^ «RTWf in. con. qt^^fcft^ or 
 ?f3^% «. ^roT rfl'iu'l. 
 
 5 (of lightning), ift^/. f^jqiKw. 
 C ( of the wind or weather). Snz f. JTRT m. 
 f ( with the mouth on a wind instrument ). ^'^p m.f. 
 5^ m. ^^ OT. jqJKT OT. *+lO /. 5=FK in. ^^7\ ^r^ ?;;. 
 
 To Blast, v. a. — an evil eye. ^f^/. «lT^"^-q3'if-c7r^-^t^ 
 in. con. ^RjqM »».-^f ^ '"--^WWR m.-^ft^IT^T/. 
 ^m iw. c&re. 
 
 2— a devil, v. N.4. 5nq^, SIT^TOT, SfTMT/. fpJf-?5mof , ?5jm^, 
 "TS'^f, 5r5qiJT/.-&c. qTr5^, W^Z\ m.-&c. FSFUTT '«. fo;;. 
 3 — wind, weather, heat, cold, ^fj^qf^, ^Prf^, ^.\^^
 
 _^ BLE 91 
 
 To be blasted. ^Rq'of, +<4H ^*f ^of, 3io5of. 
 4/oi7, r2/t», (j-c. V. To Defeat. JTK'if, TRT^, I^tt*"!, 
 
 ?nT OT.-HT^/.-f^qT?T m. JpTJf y. "/ 0. ^^-&c. w^:^. 
 
 5 ( rocks, &c. hy an explosion of gunpowder ). ^^'ii'l 
 
 Blaze, n. (/lowing flame. ^^ or q^f. m. *r5^i or ^JTJT^ m. 
 *rers OT. 3H|<n^| iN or SPT m. «?Tcr »». 1^ m. 3to5 w. 
 
 To set in a b. >T5*r5Rot. 
 
 2 mark upon a liorse. H^q^T m. ^IH w. 
 Tliat has the b. ?rT»^. 
 
 3 jlowiny light. JTinToftfT 3^ w.-ST^FT^T m. 
 To Blaze, v. a. noise abroad, v. To Publish. TTJT^'jf, ^M. 
 
 ^^, iTf=r*n: ^^'Jr, 'h^ni^t w.-^th^t m.-^tt^t ot.-c?I r++' 
 srn^, jHrt w.-^^/.-&c. fq^oT y. o/ o. t?ft^ srfwir. 
 
 To Blaze, v. n. flame glowingly, v. To Glow. ^^+ui, tpiq'- 
 
 2 vi^; flash up suddenly. T^^, T^TTi^ intens. TIT^, 
 
 Blazing, ;). o. v. V. N. 1. qTT':rt1rT, 5<^STift?r, W>ui*unc1, 
 
 Blazing noon. TUTTtrftK |TR/. 
 To Blazon, v. a. See To Blaze. [sof. 
 
 2 ( a coat of arms ) ^HH ?frcRJ fM^ f^^^ «. 2)'. ^- 
 
 3 See To Deck. 
 Blea, n. inner lark. 3TrT<^l?l/. ^?^?5 n. 
 iTo Bleach, t;. n. grow white. 3?n«i. 
 
 Clotli exposed to b. ^fTrf «. 
 
 To put out to b. 3TRrr ^t^^. 
 To Bleach, w. a. whiten. ^ffPTfcI^, arr? /. ^. afW^Tift/. 
 
 ^^ y. o/ 0. 
 Bleached, p. v. V. A. a^sr^ST, #<fR, ^T f^?\?!T. 
 Bleak, a. open.^ exposed to the imnds. ^q:5gfra'T-qp^r, 3^1- 
 
 2 eoZ(^, chilling. ??^, ^^T. 
 Bleakness, n. v. A. 1. ;j^ stV^RT'itT m. fipT 3TT?f^iTr m. 
 
 2 ^^qiiTT w». ?I^/. 
 Bleae, n. fr^^ remiss. ft|-=j+'i-f^^+^l, «n^rft?r, f^TST. 
 Bleae-eted, a. fr^+iji 3fe^T=q'T, fq=^^ remiss, fw^^i-fr^- 
 
 To Bleat, v. n. — sheep. «l^IKot, ij^l-iO'l, ^ n. ^ot. 
 Bleat, Bleating, «. v. V. ^ «. q^Ncrr n.^q^ijf «• 
 To Bleed, v. a. let blood, v^ n. :Fl^,^ft^ f.-T^(mf.pl. 
 
 To Bleed, v. n. run u-ith Hood, r^ n. «n^'jf-g?^-Tr^T'^- 
 
 To b. at every pore. OT^of, 3TT5t^, g^oliif. 
 To b. at the nose. ^mT m.- WH'^^m. ^6t-:fTf iif-^^ijf. 
 2 ( the heart )Jeel extreme ^ain from jjity. ^qj q^S'T 
 
 BLE 
 
 ^^!T ». ^T^-^^ m. 3"r5crr. 
 Bleeding, /). a. t. V. N. ??rp!in^ or ?:Tf5^rRl, ^rpsf^r^. 
 Bleeding, n. v. V. A. — ad. T^ ^T^ «• s(ft< +. I ■*>)'( «. ^fXC 
 
 V. V. N. ^ ^"nn. T^siTR or \^.-^-^m. 
 To Blemish, v. a. deform, impair, v. To Ikjuhe. ^/. ^,x- 
 
 2 tarnish, soil, v. To Stain. cfyTw. c^^oT, ^}K=5^w.-c^f^j5- 
 ^n.-^\^ n.-^\^^^ f.-&c. J^Rin-aTMat. 
 'Bh'EMisn, n. mark of deformity ; lit; or, soil, sully, fig. v. 
 Flaw, Stain. #5/. ^ m. ^>T». '^si«. ^ffT m. ^\Zm. v. 
 
 Blemished, ^. ^ a. v. V. 1. '^ ?rR^c5T, 5^n-&c. qF3;c7T. 
 
 I. faulty. ^Pft, ^^, ^^t^, OT^TT. 
 To Blend, v. a. mingle and confound, v. To Mix, To CoN- 
 
 EouND. {trsjsr'rfr, f^re^'Jf, '^^^?:5t, if^^r ^?;^, ^jf;?'?^.-^- 
 
 :praRM.-^T%m.-^T5^HT«.-iT;R^FrT/. ^nf y. of o. recipr. 
 To Blend, v. n. fH^^ ^T^ , 'TTfT«. 1tT^%. of s. recipr. ^^^\^^. 
 Blended,;). v.V. 1^5E«r?5?5T,&c. fH«r,f*rfsnT, '^^T^FTT, ?t^"jf- 
 To Bless, v. a. make prosperous or happy. ^^JTMn.-^^Sn.- 
 
 To b. greatly. W^i?TniT ^J^ y. o/ o. 
 2 pronounce a blessing upon. a^T^ft^f^m.-'frTTfl^-Ml «.-«r- 
 
 H^# -5T^-&c. ^n m. 5^. 
 
 Bless (thee)! ?qf^. 
 S glorify for benefits, v. To Beaise. jq^T?: aTTCf^-TT^^- 
 
 ^^T"^, ^^, ^r^'n, ^gfrT/.-^q^«.-&o. w-x^ g- of o. 
 
 4 tni'0/i.-e a blessing on. |^m. '^-iTrn'jf, sft". JTrndTy.o/o. 
 aT*fW%?THn.-^?^MT%?r5T".-?l^'%?r^«.-&c. ^FTiif y.o/ o. 
 Blessed,^. ^ «. t. V. 1. g#r %r5c^, spfTTOT %?Ii=lT, g^W- 
 
 2 arr^ft^ f^r^sT, &c. snrrr^^, srrfrnft:, Fi^m^ft:, w- 
 
 I. happy, prosperous, Sfc. ^^, tj^, g^«q=5r, g^^TSTTFT, 
 
 sfnrg^, f ^T?ft, sfmr4, irm^, !?rHq-^T, sfm^^mtT, Rra^T, 
 
 Blessedness, n. v. A. and Bliss, ti?!^/. tT=^?Tr/. f«f?/. 
 Blessek, «. Blessing, p. a. v. V. 1. ^PP^M ^T^JTRT, &c. W.- 
 
 2 arr^ft^rf^ %^rt, &c. arr^, arr^fWr^ ^Trf-^mr, ^n^. 
 Blessing, «. v. V. l.—act. ^^^V!\ ^FW". &c. g?at sF^ij;;!. 
 &c. STK^l'^T^ra. 
 2 a"(? Benediction. a^TJlHf^^ S'^n. a^r^it^f^"'. 3inft^-
 
 BLT 
 
 1 |5rT"'. |«n ^''tn. 1^ KPIDTTM. [^»». 
 1. divine facour. f »iIT?m/. f J^O^m /• *nWf?^/. arg- 
 il, ah. a heiujit, a good. g^». «r^». sr?TT^»>- irfHTm/. 
 
 111. a b.— as in the gift of a saiut, god, &c. sfT m. 1\%. 
 
 Cirnuting of a b. 4ii,\A »• 
 
 Grantor of a b. ^KZ^, 
 BiiouT, »i. fni7(/eiP, ^-c. lit. ^\Z m. f^^FTT »». JpFTS «• Hq?T- 
 JT »'!■ ^PfH' ni. fniH' »» cTTW w. JTHfT <"• J^^T »». 
 
 li. a;< attackiug fields of wheat, &c. m^RT or fTT'TTTTwi. 
 
 B. attacking the grain dzondhala, 3TimT m. +Mo?1/. 
 
 B. attacking rice crops. <ft^/. 
 
 B. attacking the mango, &c. f^TTI or ^T^ nm. ( To 
 bo aflectcd by it, f'TTS'Jf or 'T^S'^f ). 
 
 B. as indicated h\ curling up. Jtft/. (To be affect- 
 ed bj it, H<euf ). 
 To Blight, f. a. JT«Fr »i.-rrFf>T m.-iTHT w.-fi^ m.-&c. m^uf. 
 To be blighted. ril+|oHJf, rTT^r M.-TR »».-&c. Tfiif 
 in. con. 
 
 2 fig. See To Blast. 
 Blisb, a. ^Vfpop. STVToST, %5r^-?f^-f^T%r-&c. ^1t^^, 
 
 — in covert phras. KPHT'?. 
 
 B. by night. ^mttToSTT, TmftToEr, ^js^^, ^m^. 
 
 B. by day. ^<Tt-<Ta-iTr, f^^^ f^ftT, 
 
 B. from birth. ^spTTT'^. 
 
 Blindish. flT5T«tTr, ^ Sioc-MNI, ST^mCTT, artpF??, 
 
 Stone b. fH"T^ 2ffKr5ET. 
 
 String of b. men under a blind leader. 3TfsT^Tf^tHT- 
 
 To become b. 51^ ««. /)Z. ^>T^Dt-5^'jf y. of «. fi^ i|ic| =4t 
 
 :ri% «. /)?. ?imnt, ti«iri=5ft fiTJT/.'^, trwsrHt w^ n. 
 
 pi. ^t^, ( through riches, honors, &c. ) sta-^Ti^ tJX- 
 
 2 ( of one eye ). (^^ftcSCTT, ^nTT, ^.V^., ^"h^ pop. (rip. 
 
 — in covert phras. g+,Ml4. 
 
 3 — boils, tumors, &c. '•J^. 
 
 4 vndiscerning, nndiscriminating, — of persons. 3TfcT con. 
 
 .5 in<-on«(/era<e— of actions, &c. aHR|-.iK|-m, 3Tl%^^rr=rr 
 
 BlISD, n. T. 8CEEEN. <TS^ m. STTl^S^ «. strrtTH «. 3TrT^- 
 
 2 (for a bullock, &c.). ^ri^pfft/. ^qnft/. |rfq^/. ^^, 
 oft/. JNtift/. (or 5t^.?1q3T ?i. ^5rt^tjf n. &c. ) #iuf «. 
 
 3 ( esp. for a horse.) 'Siqrtt/. 
 
 4 tom elhing to mislead. ;^;pT^p,fty^5j;p,^^y <R?ur/. 
 
 Ab a b. fJifiRTRr. 
 
 2 BLO 
 
 To Blind, «>. a. deprive oj night. 3TqofT ^T^, tfas m. pi. <PT1- 
 <jf<Msui y. o/o. ^raj/. r4)<N>J~i. 
 
 3 fig. darJceri the undentandijig. ttS: »!./)?. ^jt^wj-, ^f%/.- 
 &c. ^IHW, tToi-5lt<THT<ft/. ^rT?5'Jr, iJ^HHui. 
 
 BUXDED, p. V. V. ] . 3TKr5ST %Sf?^, tl^ ^lirfc^I, sftft?^. 
 
 BLiNBroLD, o. BLrNDrOLBED,^). V. V. 3r« =n^?!T, «ltvT?r- 
 «»rr, a^T^srf^ ^'f-'^tj, arrf^H^. 
 
 To BLiNnrOLD, V. a. cover the eyes of. %jm m.pl. sjttroj- g. 
 of 0. <T1^ »«.-3T^/.-^q?aft/.-&c. sfiKm-^THDif-^, ^k- 
 
 Blisdly, «(/y. impliciili/^ S;c. tloJ ^rt^^T, 5T^ f^TH, St^ ^- 
 
 3^r5rrf, f^"^ ^ "TT^t. 
 Blikdman's bupf, n. 3^(:Tat ^f^ratr/. 
 Blindness, n. v. A. 1. 3t':T§qiIT »». 3T«:T?? «. arft"^ n. arvrTtT- 
 
 Night b. TT?rftT^ «. 
 
 4 3TtT^T0TT»». 3i;tTF5r «. f?^'-li<l f^t^ «• f^^lUlf|rq- «. 3Tf%- 
 
 =ErTT »»• srf^nn? m. 
 
 5 3T?iJi^yH'jrT »«. 
 
 Blind-side, n. u-eahiess, iifirmily. HJf^R n. J^J^PT «. 
 
 Blind-woem, «. ^^t|2; «. 
 
 To Blink, t>. n. wink, ft^ »». /i?. fH-^+l^^ or f^^f^ROr^ f^. 
 
 ■srfTsnJf, ft!rfiT?:oT, fKd+i=i<Ji, 513 m. jpZ. PlafHi^oT, 
 
 frrsfHS: TT^of. 
 To Blink, v. a. eeade, shut out of sight. ST3of, st® »». pi, 
 
 5ri^, 5T^ ^Tiqp/. ^r^, sroEift/. ^f^ 5'. 0/ 0. 
 
 Blink, n. See Glimpse. 
 
 Blinkaed, n. -prir^traqT, iT&f^TER^, st^ftr^sR^, frr^r- 
 
 Blinking, w. t. V_ N. — ffc/. ST^fir^^ltlijr n. &c. g^TI'ft^/. 
 
 3^35ri^/- ff^ff^f. fH^^\^^ ni. 
 Bliss, n. felicity, blessedness, happiness, g^ n. '^t'T'Jir w. 
 
 /. tTS^TcTT/. ?5rT^PTrTT/. ^Jrrr^fTT/. 
 
 Highest b. 'RH^^'l n. 
 2 leatijied state, heavenly joys, t. Heaven. 'Tt^t?^ n. 
 
 ^T^ w. Tnmf^r/. 
 
 Blissful, a. full of bliss. f?rmT, ■'STTH^rsfT, q5:H^T=5fT, ^' 
 
 Blistee, n. bladder, tpts »>. f^T^ »». ^T «• QlMil m. 5f#r7«». 
 2 apjdication to raise a blister. Sf^ipT^^ }». ST^<^t?Wft 
 ^•^'4 w. gr^flT «• from the English is common. 
 
 To Blister, v. n. rise in a blister. <piT m.-&c. ^^-^Z^., 1?t- 
 W, HjlHttDf, ^''F'lUJr or <J4>I>J|^. 
 
 To Blistee, v. a. rawe a blister. "PTI m.-^<PH OT.-&C. 37^^. 
 
 Blithe, Blitheful, Blithesome, a. gay, airy, v. Meeey, 
 
 ElITHELT, adv. T. A. 3TRcfK'JTT^, STR^rfM', SctlW^rfl'^. 
 Blitheness, Blithesomeness, v. a. SIR'^MUIT m. 3^1^- 
 
 ^m m. STT^ffTT/. 
 To Bloat, v. n. grow iurjid. #TOof, ^vm., WTOT-&C,
 
 BLO 2§_ 
 
 To Bloat, v. a. v. To Swell, To Poff. '^'wof. 
 Bloated, p. v. V. N. RfrT^TT or qfrTHT, ^mTT, "T^ ^^TJ- 
 
 Bloated>'ess, n. v. P. WT^ft/. WT^ft/. jr^Rt/. ^T^T^ft/. 
 
 Blobbek-lip, n. (hick lip. qR^ arre or ^ m. qfT? afrs or 
 Blobber-lipped, a. «rHT ^T^'^IT or ^TsiTT, ^TT5 sfk^ or 
 
 Block, «. was* oj wood, eJmtnp, chunk, dump. jptfT or ^Rt- 
 
 OFTT »». ^trrq- ?j. spiTfT «. STTSS m. f%^/. '?>['? ». afrST in. 
 
 2 ( of stone, &c. ). JST «»• 1^ »». 
 
 S 2"'^^fy iZocX-. ^cqr w!. <;/?». jpccfl- or ^"ft/. Eope confin- 
 
 icg it, =qT5ft/- 
 
 4 chopping lloclc, (of carpenters, ^'c). ^^vi[f. =IT^/. 
 ^ri^TT in. ^%\Z^ or ^ «. ^f^?f or ot «. %^ m. 
 
 Chips of the same b. ^%JTTV=5f JT'Jff »i. ^i. ^ 3TT^^ 
 
 ■^jp^ «. pZ. tT% grirfr "pS «. ^z. 
 
 5 ( of buildings ) =qT5J/. 
 
 6 frame on ivhich to make any thing. ^^,^r\ or ^ m. 
 
 7 f^K^iT^^pq-^ 5f^5ST 7«.-^f;f^ »?>.-&c. 
 
 8 See Obstacle. 
 To Block, v. a. stop up. SfC. v. To Obsteuct. ^ST'Jf,^'^, 
 
 #iw, H^tjjf or H'-T'Tf, TT^T^, ^vT m.-ar^rrrq' «f.-&c. !Riif 
 y-o/o. [tft^, s'. 
 
 Block-head, n. v. Fool. ^, «TTTr in. ffpJNT, sf^fT or jfaTT, 
 
 Block-headed, a. v. Stupid. sts«TT. 
 
 Blockade, w. qffSJTTTT »». #PnT w. ^\i[f. ^fs'jft/. ?TC- 
 
 2b Blockade, v. a. v. N. JfTflHm ?».-=Pf^/.-^R#^/.-^- 
 
 %if^/.-&c. ^FT'Jfy. o/o. 
 Blocked, p. v. V. #S%?5T, 5^r5?yr, &c. q^, ?5, '37=r^5, ^^" 
 
 To be b. 5^iJf,#^3T,^^DT,5^or35tnJf,^!:jaiT,^t4ai-. 
 Blocking, n. v. 'N.—act. #5af «. &c. 5f?f^/. Jpr^/. ^q- 
 
 Blockish, Blocklike. See Stupid. 
 Blood, n. v^ n. ^^^ n. ^frf&TfT «. rtlrl'^l'jft «• 
 
 B. Tomited upon the bite of certain serpents. %¥ m. 
 
 Stoppage or congestion of b. ^Tt>N'Cl'=T »». 
 
 Extravasated b. H^^RIT^ n. 
 
 In cold b. '<tsiMKM', Sit^ltqrar. 
 
 Vitiation or disorder of b. T^f^R m. r^STT in. 
 
 To run with b.- — a sore, &c. r^pT=rof or ^rpTciTf. 
 
 2 high lirth. f^^ft^FU/. 3TTf>T^3TF^ «. ^roT^r^FTT/. ^^TcIT/. 
 
 3 See Kindbed. 4 hlade, swell, v. Buck. RTJ^st m. <p^ 
 m. ST^FT m. qfq^^T t». Tn?5 c. ^qr »i. 
 
 Brother, &e. of whole b. ?rfT^, ?rm#PJT.— of half b. 
 
 To Blood. See To Bleed. [?r ^ft^T. 
 
 Blood-colobed, Blood-eed, a, Krf,]^ii\ iJ\JW^ T^^, tfrrffir- 
 
 BLO 
 
 Blood-horse, w. 3T?r?5 ^rjT ««. TrfJT ^rrft==lT ^rsr ««. 
 
 Blood-less, a. T^^T^-Tf|?r-^^-&c. 
 
 Blood-shedding, Blood-shed, n. ^^Tm m. ?^|f^ »«. r^- 
 
 To be great b. X^rqr "TTIT?!' Tgot, q^'q- w. n. ^^^ii. 
 Blood-shot, Blood-suotten, a. n^ remiss, ^Trtl, 'iTKrfj^ 
 ITSoS, rrf«l^. 
 
 To become b. ^I^^fjf, ^|^dt, FT^TifJr. 
 Blood-shottenness, n. ^trT m. ?{=>nPT ot. 
 Bloodthiestiness, w. v. a. ^^TOTTOT.fi^rTT/. f^^fHT/. 
 Bbood-thirstt, a. V. Ceuel. f^?I^, ff^TT^, f|^, f^^f , 
 
 Blood-vessel, «. iTh'^il^^/. 
 Blooded, a. <vp|-=jr. 
 
 Coid-b. ^fr?n:?Fn-=srT, n^-T^. 
 
 Hot-b. -JiuKTiji^T, 
 Bloodiness, «. v. A. 1. Trppsfr ^T^fte^oTT i». ^^rf+dr^f «. <&c. 
 
 2 ttprt wi^'m' »«. iWmotq-tiTT m. &c. vm^^ f. 
 
 3 ^J^fW'JrT m. qT5^F7'JTT »«. &c. ^WTT/. fq-qRtr/. 
 Bloody, a. stained tvith Hood. ?^l% 5PTRT, ??<WH 5FIp5rJT, 
 
 ?;ti5<if^d, ^Pk?t, T^?5t1ir?T, T^pfqi^rf. 
 
 2 covered tvith Mood. XW,\^ 'lT^?rr-Trr^3?5T--^lrfrfr, T^- 
 ^t^oE or ?rfpr^ ifrar^!, rfPFT^OT, r^f^ or r^i^fte or a, 
 
 3 liloody-minded, sanguinary, v. Cruel, g^, <Tt)fi|^, 
 
 if ?nF, f|HT5, rf^, ^rm^, ^mr^, f^r^tg, f^RT, 
 
 4 attended with Mood shed. ?:^MMNI, ^WT^T^, "JirTrft- 
 
 Bloodt-flux, n. T^P #^/. T^fTT^T^nT/. ^rfrRTRwj. 
 Blooh, n. opening and ripening state. f^lTT^T m. ?<pT7 ra. 
 
 2 (of youth) ^qrfr/. «f^/. »«. q\=RT^rtir/. FIR'^qKrifT 
 Z freshness or clearness of look. Z^Z^f. Z^^Z^f. i+H'+H 
 
 4 See Blossom. 
 To Bloom:, v. n. — plants, v. To Blow. ^?5W, Rititi^t. 
 
 2 look fresh, clear, glowing. Z^Z^^.^ 2^R^ot, ^^?Tot.| 
 
 Blooming, ;j. «. t. V. 1. ^;:5?TT,f5r^Km,:T5rcft^,=T^R'rft^T. 
 2 31R:Jft?f, J^J^Ft^, ^^HT^t^, ^^rfrn, Hot^ofld, z^z^\- 
 
 =Err, s^R^'hfT, H5E^5ft^T, &c. 
 
 Blossom, «. 1>S5 m. qstr «• — of the m.ango and some other 
 
 trees. JTT^ w. %?R «.»". 
 Barren b.blind b. ^TT^ n. 
 To Blossom, v. n. ^^^"Jf, 5?5Rf %ot, ^?5 n.pl. %ot ih. co«. 
 
 qtspj^fj ^iTJr. — the mango and some other trees. HT^TW, 
 
 Blossomt, a. Z^Z^^., J^?:^?JHt, H^cft^, ^MH^^I^T, =7^- 
 
 To Blot, v. a. (as with ink). T^, HfT^I'Ji, fdH+ioiDi^ q-p^j 
 
 f». qT5>Tf-qT^aT, 5m m. ^oj, 5FftF5 qR<^, H^Rlin, ^[St^fot. 
 
 2 SKZ/y, soJ, llur, v. To Stain. 5FT<JI or ^"JT, ?PT ot. \- 
 ^-?5I^"jf , ^^ »». ?5R0T, SFfte ^RW. 
 
 3 out; ohlitcraie, t. To Efface, q^wf or q^ Tract. ^T-
 
 BLO 
 
 91 
 
 BLTT 
 
 oTT t«.-<n^ H.-&C. qT??^-f*<,«J0f,:FIc5T JPT^, JprS «.-?TTf /. 
 
 To bo blotted out of mind. «i1<*u). 
 
 Blot, n. ( as of iuk ). ^t^ m. fOT^l m. sm w. 
 
 2 dur, ttijma, v. Stai.v. SP7 <?'• ^ »«■ 37^ m. ^H^ n. sp- 
 »^'^ m. ^f. 5FTf?5KT «i./. [ ^r!T m. 
 
 Bloich, n. ^^ji^ «. =5rP^ »"• or ^spe^ «. ?"PR »». 5M ». ^- 
 
 BLOTTISOPArEB, «. RmN'^NI ^FT^ VI. 
 
 Blow, h. ( with a stick, Bword, &c. ), s(roh:-\^]^f.i\^m. 
 3TRTcT »'• ^IFT »«. sr^ m. -Hi+uft /. 5R^ w. jJd+Kr m. 
 
 2 ( with the fist, ifce. ), thump, ^^f. st^RT »». SRTT »». 
 iii^<l wi. stH'JrT »i. f^r »». TrPFT m. T^'JiT m. Hd+I «. ^- 
 ^T Ml. ^ o>- ^[^T «i. STOTT or. tmi Mf. jfw^ m. 5- 
 
 — iu the sense and with the power of such worda as, 
 irhack, icJtap, laTig, swinijing Mow, Sfc. RTTprr in. H^\i] or 
 'O'TPIT m. ^^ or rf m. ^%5T or fTT m. ^^PFT ??;.qS51?7/.iT»^ 
 /.n. imilrfl m. ^TTT^ ?». ?;^ or ^^^■ ?»• ffST^T w». sp3T^ 
 VI. STJI^FT m. Siw OT. 
 
 3— gcner. lox, hujfet, cuf, hit, JcnocTe, polt, punch, dig, 
 S(c. ^t?5T m. strppT or ^T^W vi. vj^ J. tpTTTT »«. 3TRIrT >». 
 qm »«. €^FT VI. SN; «i. ^ST'i+lun/. 
 
 B. with the bottom of the fist. 5^/. «lrr^ or^-^,\or 
 ■'^r';^ m. 1^^ m. &c. g^^T m. g^i^ or si^TIT »i. (Zm. 
 
 Dfiid or flat b. S^JpT »». 
 
 Heavy b. f^qfrf m. 
 
 To come to blows, ^iftr ^RqWT %W, ^M l 'frofl ^-^mm- 
 ?H-fR qT?5n:-^MrC|/lH-^?rT5qTTTKFR-&c. iroT. 
 4 ( of calamity ), v. Steoke. tr=?fT or tTEgT ot. T^fSFT »?». 1- 
 ^^ m. =5TIT ?«. ^HT m. ^RRJ «. 
 r> ( iu trade, &c.), v. Loss, gr^r w. p. srt, nRTT m. v. ^, 
 
 G ( of a fly ). 3T?r5t or 3TW^/. 3TTO5T w. ?fft/. 
 Tt- Blow. v. «.— the ivind. ;rr^, =qT^'if. 
 
 2— softly, in gentle puffs, &c. v. To Beeathe. ^oS^piTr, 
 
 ^=J^o; adv. iUfof, '^rs-J^ ;nf or. 
 
 •^ /"#. V- To Past, trrrer, q^TFIW, qi^/. ;)?. ^T^pur-^ijf, 
 
 4 sound on Icing lloicn. STMiir, HT^ m. ^-iT'if 
 
 5 Woo;n, blossom, open, cr/aHf/.^iir, ft^^tjt^f^^TTH'if ?- 
 ^TiJt, 3Tp3r<Jr, T»T?Iijf, S^FJiif. 
 
 <; over; /jam afray «'.';//(0«/; efect. cTT^^tir, f^FiJf, IJ^of, fif- 
 
 7 up;— from gunpowder. Tj^tJf , Tf ^ ^i^r. 
 
 8 out;-a light,&c. ^\-^ ^STTvf-ftr^rnl-iTT^sr^. [^ ^ctt. 
 !ro Blow, 1.. n.—the wind, &c. ^n^srir, ^T^sf'^r, ??5r^, T5- 
 
 2 pujout, V. To lypLATE. ^q;m, ^iftr ^ijt. 
 
 T! ( an iuBtrument of wind-musiclO- "^^"t, '^^t^ ^r^jf. 
 
 OT, "fP/.-'fFT m.-'pjKT m. JTR^-m;^iJrf 
 
 4 ( with the breath ). <fi:pur, j^pT^f, 'j^/.-'P^?: m.^^pr 
 
 TFP n. T^^.1^.^ ^W■ n. TTSof-V- 
 
 5 ( the nose ). fk^jA 
 
 6 ( the tire ) with a bellov 
 
 7 See To Publish. 
 
 8 deposit eyys— flies, &c. ^t[ f.-^^i\ f. ^]7'M. [ EfOT_ 
 
 9 ^w< out 0/ JrfoilA. ITTTT ^T^rt 3T?IFPT^,?:n";T ST^PR^RT ?=ir- 
 
 10 up; kindle, v. To Excite. ^^ s^f ^ tp^gf , ^Frsr^r, cj5:cTiji-_ 
 
 11 up; ( by gunpowder ). ^^,^-g^R ^^^-TSffT 5'^- 
 
 12 up; rate vehemently, v. To Scold. ?aoi«pT^, t^S^PRiS, 
 ^^ot, rTRof, ?rT^ m. \^. 
 
 13 away, gr^fof, ^^ Hot. 
 
 14 out, V. To Extinguish, qs^p^ f5rir=T<rf. 
 Blow-pipe, n. ^^>ft/. «Rr?rr/. 
 
 Blowing, «. t. V. N. 1. — ad. qr^^ «. ^r?;or n. 
 
 3 tlTTToT n. JilTTT \^ n. &c. qpf w. JTT ot. ^^rr^/. ^•. STT. 
 
 4 STT^'iir n. &c. 
 
 5 ^?5^ n. &c. flr^RT m. f^+I^Jf n. ^^^R J». ^'PTJ m. Wl- 
 E^ n. Tft^rs m. ^^^ n. sf^rST WJ. 
 
 T. V. A. 1.— ac^ ^^JfoT n. &c. 
 
 2 JT^iJi- M. &c. 
 
 3 ^"'''^ "• 5^ cIM^I^ n. ^sp-&c. MRU| w.-^nr!^ w. 
 
 4 ^spijf w. *'+;<u| 71. ^^ &c. HRTjf jj.-^nBor n. 
 
 Blown, _p. t. V. N. 5. jk^, &c. f^%cT, f^^Plf^rT, ^t(\- 
 
 T. V. A. 1. 3^%?rT, TS^ %^?rT. 
 
 2 ^'W^rJT, &c. 5^, remiss, ^j:, nrnfl??, "Tm. 
 Bltjbbee, n./ai o/<Ae whale, Sfc. ^^ttt?!!^ ^^n^t/. 
 
 2 fat-like sulstance cast vp hy the sea. ^R wi./. IcJIrJm. 
 To Blubbee, v. n. t. To Cet. qTrS ^If^f-'T^:^ ^"if. 
 Blubbeeee, 11. one ever bluhheriny. argSTSTT, 3tg5T55. 
 Bludgeon, n. OT|fTft^PTcft/. Tfr^ m. jpTSSt^ w>. T^T/. 
 Blue, a. — dark b. ^^ pop.^^.^ 5ftc7=rof,3^RT, a.qRT?;, aqr- 
 
 infof, ?;ott, ^:p.— light b. sky b. 3TRTTRft, a^RHRlt t- 
 
 True b. ^\^ TV^, 
 
 The Blues, loio spirits, v. Melancholy. fsTTT^ «». 
 To look b. le confused or terrified. ^To5^^. 
 Blue-eted, a. ?ft?R?Rr, ^^r?T. 
 
 Blueness, «. V. A. f^^quTT m. jftf^JRT w. ^^■^ n. ^fm^ n. 
 Bluff, Bluffness. See Bold. &c. 
 Bluish, a. f^:^^, ^f^RTT f%2r. 
 
 To Blundee, v. n. v. To Eee. ^ot, sf^spuf or ^T^, ^Tijf, 
 ^RRof, JS'jf, =^/. ^IR^, ?^^T?^ «. "TT«for, SfiTT^ m. ^TOT. 
 Blundee, tj. y. Ekeoe. ^^ </*>?(. ^:pt /. JJr^ /. ^RRtT/. 
 !TJTT^ »). 
 
 2 — in writing or speaking. 3T^^ n. 3T?J^ n. 3T«T5 "■ 
 
 That isfull of blunders. 3T^|T5:, ^TT^?;, HIHlHi^,^^!^?. 
 
 Blundee-bus, n. <ii\\H\ m. ^t^HR or sf^JTTff /• 
 
 Blundee-head, «. Blundeeek, n. Blundering, ^;. a. y. T. 
 
 o«e yn-f ji fo llundcrinj. ^^puTRT, H^OTRT, ^^^PTT, 1"P?I?fY 
 
 or BIT, nHfTT, 31'^:^^, 3Tl|ToE, HJS^T, HJ^l^ or w^T, 5-
 
 BLIT 
 
 rTT, 5fm"'n, ^=m, 'ifqw^, TfT^, 5rr^^, »jf*r?, nrrft. 
 
 Blundeeinglt, arft'. •^+d^+d, ^fTHT^rf, ^^rf^FFcf, "^^^T- 
 Blu^t, o. not sliarj-). ^'<TT remiss. ^'45', ^^SWT, ^t^'FT, ^^ ^'' 
 
 3T, ffr'Ji^PT'J'TT, tnT5f?r%?^r, ^r^r^, &c. 
 
 To become b. ^^T^, ^t'<TJ>if, TTS^, ^^"^ O'' ^Tra>Jt,qT^- 
 
 "jf , ^^, 51^'if, ^miif. 
 
 2 dull cj-c— wit, intellect, rr??, ^^, €tiT7, 3T?ft^Tn-, 3T?rttT. 
 
 3 rotiffhli/ plain and open Jree-spoJcen. f5r<H|riy,^'T,qt- 
 
 ^Ttrr^ToftTT, tr5:F<F5^ or iCJ^TS^, ^jTT'TH, T5<=n:, 3^55, 
 
 Jo Blunt, t-. a. ^s:(qrot, ^ssriif, »I^5f5t, qir/. Hrsot-g^rfirot 
 g. of o. qTr/.-TToft n. S'FR'Jf y. o/ o. f^aft ^Twr. 
 
 2 fig. fft^Tjrrrr/.-?ft5r?fT_/.-sr^TrfT/.-&c. ^n^^-^iFft^R^t. 
 Bluntly, adv. t. A. 1. ^"ilTWr^, &c. H^, ^sff. 
 
 3 plainly, roundhj, downright, outright, plump, smack, Jlat, 
 
 ?r??(tr^, Tt^, ==R^^, ^M'txH^H, tr5^T>i^, q's^Ts^, qft- 
 
 %^, VTT^?T, ^TTF, W^^^. 
 BmXTNESs, ft. T.A.I. ^4"T>JrT m. etc. K^/. if^ rt.JT^qtiTT 
 m. ^HTf /. 3T^e--nT?TT/. STrfr^T^/. 
 2 Ki^qTiTT m. ^JTS^TWT w- iT^^ «• •■3T?ft^"aTFf T /. 3H?fti1cli/. 
 
 FTTtTT «s. ?riT?r"'ftcTqwr wj. ^^CWl^fh^ «. &c. q'mdHHIm. 
 
 Blue, To Blue. See Stain, To Stain. 
 To Bluet, v. a. utter suddenly and inadcertently. ^^i^fST'if, 
 tT?q;R'Jf, ?T5^rRr9T, tr^^Fl^ or ■siW^^^ ^DT, Ts^rei?- 
 
 Blfktee, n. Blurting, p. a. \. V. Wii'h\A^\\i\^ ^^^T^^ ^- 
 
 5b Blush, «. n. letray shame or confusion ly the face. ?5T- 
 
 q^, M(mii)f /.-■gw=ift/.-'3T TO.-&C. f^r^-ii^;^, ?ff?rsf 
 qroft »• T^^, ^^^^'T n. ^ot y. o/s Note. The sense 
 of shame is evinced in the couuteuances of Marathas 
 by a dark, not by a red color. 
 2 See To Bloom. 
 Blush, n. color in the cheeTcs raised ly shame, confusion, Sfc. 
 
 ^^^ n. [ ^5f^_ 
 
 At the first h.at the first appearance. ^^di!T=ff, Sf'^T- 
 
 5b Bluster, t). n. — the wind, v. To Eoae. qt^j^iif , ^y^S\, 
 
 2 puff, swagger, rant, vapor, gasconade, lellowat.^roarat. 
 ^U|<||Jlff^ ^tJT^'JT'jf, ^^Er"Jf, f^5^^, HMriMiji, FW^, rtTTOT. 
 
 nriir, FfT^ «z. ?Tr5w,^r=f;q?-m/ pi. ft ^i m u'l'-'^q? jf-' ^'i 't>- i «t - 
 
 1^, ?n^w. ?rTTot,ftrrr /.;??• fttdtot, HRF-qT "MO'-V-- 
 fftiTFRT ^W^f-pl. ?rfl^, 5T1TT «ff^m/.2>^. Fira^r, i]T^[5I- 
 
 95 BOA 
 
 Blustee, n. Blustering, n. v. V. 1. — qw^'il n. &c. ^Ytt- 
 S m. ^r^R: w. ^^n or ^^\Z m. ^?{TTT or g^^j rii. 
 
 2 WTrspfff/. aror^ft/. "TT^Jfrf^UTt/. ■A'i\{-'-M\ n^/.;/?. 
 tr^T^ or q^^ 7». njTTIT w. ^'T5iT|%'^/. ^\^n.f. ^%^/. 
 'T^5}^orH4l4'M<"J. ?rrr5T W. ^F^^r/. ^r^m.pl.^\l^f:\^- 
 ift/. ^T^/- 'TWif /• i=m m. riMHHT^TT ««• rlTT==fNFT m. 
 Blusteeek, n. Blusteei>'q,/i. a. Bi.ustedous, «. v. V. 1. 
 q'lMNuiKI, <&c. qTxqT,g'f^T,^mTI^mor ^Jzm^^^TZ-q\. 
 2 and Bully. Hector. ^aTTiTtriRT, &c. <?KTT? ot. t^tsit- 
 
 15, nirfrfis^rr, ^^^, nwr or ;nrr, ht^t^t I't'ft ^^itpt, 
 
 Boa-consteictor, n. STTC or arr^ «». 3^?^^ «;. W^'^ m. 
 
 To lie torpidly like a b. 3TT^"^. 
 Boar, n. ^^ m. ^X[\ m. 
 
 Wild b. ^M|+< m. 
 Board, n.plank.^ ^c. Wt/. (intens. "PoTT «•) "pSm. a^FfT «». 
 Writing b. qr^t/. 
 
 2 teWi?. %^T^T^ ir^ «. N. B. the Marathas do not use 
 a board or table: their food is placed on the ground. 
 
 Fellowship of board. qf^poq^jT m. q^^^if m. 3ff=5T- 
 -''■^^^ m. 
 Fault that excludes from the common b. qph<^«l m. 
 
 3 entertainment. ^^tJT n. ^uir^oS /. ^JfOT^M n. ^T^«. 
 ^jfTot Prnt n. 
 
 Service in which b. is provided. ^TTRT^FPft/- 
 Service in which b. is not provided. fFTTT^ ^'P'^/. 
 One that serves for his b. qt^F'^f , Ml'i-=(l'+7, qt^T^ff 
 ^.i^uiRT-^muiKi. 
 
 To serve for one's b. qpTT^nff TX^. 
 
 4 cost of eating . W^'^'^f- ^'-JUINSS/. 
 
 5 io(/y of counsellors, S^-c. ^HT^H^TTT m. ^JTT^^ m.pl. 
 
 6 — at chess, draughts, &c. {or chequered cloth ). '^' 
 
 Zf.n.Wim.f 
 
 7 side of a ship. ^Xr^ArW^-SiC. ^V^f. %^ n. 
 
 Larboard, fit ^t^. 
 
 Starboard. T^qf %i^. 
 
 Aboard. n?T^T?rr-'^^l-j1l-&c. JR. 
 
 Overboard. iTr^'mi-:qT-&c. 5rFJJ5^vT, 
 To Board, v. a. See To Plank. 2 pilace as hoarder. %qrPTT?f 
 -^9|U|N5^^-&c. 55J%-qT77tfiJt 
 
 3 receice as boarder, b^^^j^^^ i^_ [5?f ^T'jf. 
 
 4 enter (a ship) hy force, ^jfr q^^^ ^^m^-&c. ftlT^T-^- 
 To Board, v. n. mess with. b]Tf\^\^-h\:^^^7}7[^ ^^^-xv^.^ 
 
 ^T^OT^cfr ft.-^Mft^ n.-kc. spT^. 
 Board-wages, «. qr^Pf /. qT7:^=^ m. 
 B. as paid in grain. ars^Tft/. 
 Boaedee, n. v. V. N. ^^^\\^r£\r\\ jfTOTW »«. itc. 
 Boaeding-house, n. W^^^^-^'^^^^'^^ ^X n. 
 BoAEDiNG-scHOOL, w. ;?qT ^[11^ ^^f^F ^I'"TTfq'"nTT^ ^^\^
 
 To Boast, r. a. bray of, display vauntingly. 5(^ or q^rrfft- 
 
 g:r75Fl/.-!Tf^/.-*fraTt/.-&c. ?{m^-fJ=r^5rot y. o/o.fiT^- 
 or, TTf sr «. ^\^m j.ofo. 
 
 2 (one's self of) v. To Plume. ^MT »«.-&c. «no5n^. 
 Ty Boast, v. n. Irnj, vaunt, ijlory. <5?TR^, ^r^of, ^^TTft/- 
 
 atrr »i. srm^rit, irrar?^ rttft/. i-Z- ^mSr, q-^'PTT/. ^rJr. 
 
 Boast, BoASTLvo, n. v. V. N. J^TR^ or ^^irfT /. ?T^/. 
 ^c^i?^ rt. r. HK, HtS, IT TT o;- qz <Tt «. g-ii^t-rf/. rtiH'i- 
 
 ?<ftK fl. !Ft?^?-sirq ^jj^ ». ^i^t-m-^ ^is^ «i.p?. STo|/. 
 
 1. C(ju*c ofloatting. «nTJIT-3Tf*nTT'T&c. mot'|u^|^ +1<U|«. 
 BoA^TEB, w. Boasting, 2^. a. Boastful, a. v. V. N. ^- 
 
 BOASTISOLT, ni/y. r^^, "TSTFT, ^rU^JKI^, ^^Ifi^l^. 
 Boat, «. v. Vessel. ^\mf. ^T^^f. %/. ^rJ'TT^ n. rRUT m. 
 
 Master of a b. or small ressel. rTftc5 m. 
 
 To be in the same b with. ^ ^TT^ 3T?f^. 
 To Boat. v. o. convey in a h. ;TT%iT^-&c. ^"Jr. 
 Boat-man-, «. ^n^rft or Tf^raqT »'. HR^Tfrr ?». ^Trsr-Tft or 
 
 Song of a b. whilst rowing. ^T^^ ot. 
 BoATSWAEf, n. iHsp=wft^ '^^ arftTKTtt ^% 
 To Bob, v. «. play backwards am! forwards. ?5^iji7f, 3^?^- 
 
 2 up and down, ( in drowning ). T^^^^cAui, n=^T^'iI, «?^- 
 
 To Bob, v. a. v. To jeek, f|^q^, f|H?^, ^rmsot. 
 Bob, n. t. Pexden't. ^q^r «i. ^T^T »». ?ffa^/. ffT^fJT3!?t/. 
 2 ( of a song ), v. Buhden. 3T^0T^fr§ir «. TR5=rT^ or TT^- 
 
 Bob-tail, «. g^'^N^t/. ?5fft ^iTrft/. 55ft ^iq?: «. 
 Bob-tailed, a. ?5r?T, ftJ^TT'^. 
 Bobbin, n. ( of the wcave^-). ^Af[f. 
 BoBBixo , n. T. V. X 1. ^^^Pi^rof «. &p. 
 
 2 <rH-+,*ui ». &c. JN+7,?TT/. ;jZ. ipi^fTTO^/. /Z. 1 JTo^^ 
 
 /. iJ?. 'i-M'iw'-ti/. /;?. ^^-^co-m/ pi. f^■^^^^;r^^^ «. 
 
 Ts Bode, v. a. foreshow, forebode, presage, portend. W=q^<Tf, 
 ?3m, "^^^ ( used with the required noun ) ^^sf^f, 
 W^ '^-^^ f.-^,^^ n.-^^_^^ n,-^J^7\ n^.^-^^^f 
 -&C. q^ y. of 0. ^^^ n.-V^^ «.-'^?J?T'n ".--TcTpq-f «.- 
 &e. yrm in. con. Sf g, ofo. '' ' \^m. 
 
 EoDzn, n. Bor)i>-o, ;j. « v. V. g^^rrr, ^JiV^lTT, &c. jj^n;, 
 Ill-b. ■3Tf^'?-vrvr?--flKr=!;-.*i(-. h^^-^w-it^^t^.&c; 
 
 I!!-b. sign or mark. ^rV ^^Ttt «. T^^roi n. ^^^j^uf w 
 BoDEMEM. Boiii>-o, «. V. v.— ac/. g=J^et n. z,t^^ n. &c. 
 
 ^6 BOD 
 
 ?355=T «. ^j^^ptt/. ^i^ n. ^^fi^ «. "Tjfjj^^ n. "jifBxf^r/. 
 
 B. of ill. aTf?re-3THn?J-3=rq;?^'^-3TH^-&e. bV^ «.-sfe- 
 
 ^"t^ JJ.-&C. 
 
 B. of good. ^-JTnRI-'»T^-&c. ?3(5?f n.-JT^^i?r n.-&iQ. 
 Bodice, ». =^"t5ft/. JFf=qr^/. ^p^^/. 
 Bodied, «. %^, ?I^, q^r<T, ST'ft, ?1?^fr, 5Tft5;Hr% 
 Bodiless, a. incorporeal, ai^^, W^^, f^%, ar^JI^Hl^. 
 Bodily, a. of or belonging to the body. \^t\X^^, t^T, ?lft- 
 
 B. deformity or defect. aTT^^rq' n. s^T «. 
 
 B. ease and comfort. ^jftT^^ n, ^!|y(\>,^\^■i:^ n. 
 
 B. labor. 3Tfn^f=TrT/. ^TftT^'? m. ■nsfi^^^i^ m. 
 
 B. strength, artl^ m, ^\^W3^ n. 'i^\^^^f. ^^^\' 
 
 B. Buffering. ^^tr'<TT/. ^T^^T w. 3TTotr'4T/. ^^- 
 
 B. vigour or health. ^T^fk^qirT/. 
 B. violence or effort, <s([^v(^.^\i or arflf^^f /. 3TfT- 
 H^ff or arfTH^f /. 
 Bodilt, «(?!;. united with a body. ^^, ^mf^?r, ^t^rf^rf, 
 
 2 See Wholly." 
 Bodkin, n. instrument for drawing tape, ^'c. ^yi\ affSTTI- 
 
 =^ ?ro5^ /. g!iT m. ^i ^r»Tor «. 
 
 Body, n. ZK^ pop. artn ». ^ «>. ^rfk «. ^TT m. n. pop. tpTTr 
 
 /. fS/. f^/. ?rg/. rf?T/. m. ^.m n. fqiw. ^rq w.ijM/. 
 
 Some descriptive, allusive, or significant terms for 
 
 the body are, ^rTIfTT m. qriT «. ?^^ n. ^^^ or f^^T. m. 
 
 f^^ m. ^TTJ ». iTl'INrl^ n. Tm^/- TTOTWr «. if^TPTfTH 
 
 i^rr?T^ n. ^STT^^dfqi; w. ^rrrq^oft ^T^/- — and with im- 
 plication ot loggishness, lumpishness, inert heaviness or 
 huddledness, Sfc. 5^^/. "Vt^ or JTtm'il*! »». 'TT^/. T- 
 
 According to the Hindu philosophy there are three 
 bodies, viz. ( 1 ) the gross or material external body, 
 
 ?ar?!^ m. ^^j^^Tftr «. ar^prq'^in'^ or ^ m. ( 2 ) the 
 
 tenuous or etherial b. the inner envelopment, fp5il^|, 
 fen^Tftr, W^i ^^'T^TflT. ( 3 ) the inner rudiment 
 and causative frame or principle of the above two, 
 *l'uri^,^^'Jr^lftT, arpT^T^rPT or ^T. See these words, 
 and also 'T^^'7 or ^T in Molesworth's Marathi 
 and English Dictionary. 
 B. and soul. rp^JT^ n. 
 
 Celestial or glorified b. f^=^^ »>■ [»»• 
 
 Contortions or writhing of the b.3ltqq^r«!.3TmfqoEr- 
 Daily operations or business of the b. — compreh. ar- 
 ^if^R m. 
 
 Dcstiniea or lot of the b. ^sjRsq- n. 
 Every b. tout le monde. sr(Hr5l+ »>. ^cfj^l^ m. pi 
 Hair or down of the b. STPT n. ?JtK n. rtg^^ or ^^^. 
 la the b. without dying or dropping the h, ?r^^, ^f .
 
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 Lightness and nimblencss of b. 37t'MMoll^/. 3TFT- 
 
 Lower extremities of tlie b. ^^'.^f;v^ m. STtfrlf w. 
 
 Mortal spot of tlie b. nsTF^T^M. arrS^ftT/. 'TJf?'<T?^«. 
 ITH^^ «». In a by or mortal spot of the b. SffSf'T^'T, 3T- 
 srWr V. FTFT, ^5, HTT &c. [f^^C^- 
 
 One, though in the h., living as out of it. 5^f '^^ 
 
 Plump and roundish b. 'Tpft/. 
 
 Eolation of the b. and its members. atntpTTR w. 3T- 
 ^^T^IX^TR m. \J■xi^ n. 
 
 Soundness or healthiness of b. ^TftTTR^T n. \\(\i^\- 
 
 Symmetrj and beauty of b. STT^PH^f «• 
 
 Unguents for the b. ^^^ n. HT^'JT n. cJrTTTn m 3Tg- 
 J57 m. [sfc^ n. 
 
 Whole b. I. and its limls and members. •d=(T'l n. ^t]- 
 
 To anoint the b. aTTTFT jn.-S^m^m^ n. W^. 
 
 To cast or put off the b. ?| m. HTrJP'Jf-'^^-^'kDt, ^- 
 ^ri)|'l«J.-?^?r3f^ «.-&e. ^F^fff. 
 
 To macerate the b. ^Kl^.+M''Jrfl.-5TfK?TY'r'Tw.-&c. +<ijj_ 
 
 To mortify the b. ^^w.-^^^^«.-^15ft?^?«.-^Tft':^- 
 5T«.-&c. W^^, 
 
 To purify the b. c3T'T^jf5/.-'^gf^/.-&c. 5F?:Di-. 
 
 2 a b. V. Peeson. ^ot e. HrjTHw. HHi^V n. ^^*T »»• 
 Any b. some b. ^j^Nt, ^PTafT^Rt. 
 Any b. — any whoever. Tr^T, Tc^crTHfTrTT. 
 
 3 troop^ company, v. Band, im 7n. f\^^ or aTt/. 4T=!Tw. 
 
 stost/. 1^ ";• ^l m nfr »«. [q^T-.. 
 
 In a b. f*T^^, '^^^sioft, "^^^sff, '^^Pmf or <^m, ^- 
 
 4 corporation, community, itloift/. q'f^^o/). "TTrf/. 
 
 5 ( as of a house, coach, tree, vessel, &c. ) main part. 
 
 qr^ n. ^^sq^nrr >». 
 
 6 ( of a garment). ^r5T or =^\^ m. [?°^ n. 
 
 7 o substance, a material thing. T^^r »>. m^ «. ^f=T «. 
 ^ strength, good quality, V. Goodness. ^;i3T »». ^ST «j. 
 ?Tr?». ^ n. W.^ m. 
 
 Q firm texture ( of cloth, &c. ). ^]m^^ m. STfT n. m. 
 ^(rTTtrr n. m. ^^mf\ )• 
 
 10 ( as of fire, &c. ) volume, mass, ifra m. TT^ft m. (as 
 
 11 code. WJ^m. ?rf|fTT/. 
 
 12 See Matter. 
 To Body. See To Embodt. 
 
 Body-cloth, n. (of horses, elephants, &c.).?F![/. 5^^?:ui». 
 Body-guard, n. ^^TT^/. ^"jf^^TT m. 
 Body-servant, n. ^^ TT m. 
 
 Boa, w. ?;?rur/. ^iquT/. ^ot/. ^^^^/. STFR «. n^T^/. <p- 
 
 Bogle, BoaoLE, n. v. Buqbeak. sttt-T or ^T^j^^mi m. ^- 
 
 ^m.^^m. 
 To BooGLE, V. n. V. To Hesitate. stS^^'JT or arf^osof^ 
 
 BoaoY, a. swampy, S,'c. ^;:5T=ftfT, '<:T?y<T?fTfT, SK-^Od, nrTT- 
 r5t?r, ??5^^'HT, &c. 
 To become b. •WW'J). 
 
 BOT 
 
 13 
 
 To Boil, v. n. — a liquor. ^rTJ^oi' or ^^r{d\ or ^^f^^iff, 
 f^rtf^fTur or f^^fH^'Jf, I5q?tif 0)- JTiiK.ui, 3^5cbT, ^'q?;:- 
 nt, ■d^ll'/u'i, 3'?r5!:nt, g^fTTOTT, ?:;r^at, ^t^t^W , ^'iH'I n.-;p5w.- 
 g^T^r w.-3TTp2r »«. ^"Jf i«. con. 3^5ft/. JTJI-J'rdr in. con. 
 
 s'H^^f %"Jf, g'rfq'ijf, n^ «;. ^tjf. 
 
 Water set to b. 'JTiT^Toft n. 'i^^^ n. 
 
 2 be in seething. f^T^'^T, l^TS^. 
 
 3 over. 3"fRT,T^^ ^M orq'jfor ^q-Ror^^Ffwf.irtJf, 3^TTO i?OT. 
 
 4 ( with passion, &c. ) or, — passion, &e. v. To Fume. 
 
 gn=r m.-&c. q^. 
 
 2b Boil, t>. «. ( liquor, &c. ). 3^f?o5cf, fTPT^fOT, qfr^^Tofr^ ^rt^- 
 
 2 tircM, ^c. ?» boiling ivater, secth. f^T^pTof, ^yfot, 3^5- 
 of, iFsq-;^ n. ^p^ g. of a. 
 Boil, n. Ti ??. %h?I5 or %?t^t^ m. <pt5 w. 3"5nj «. f^^^ n. 
 ^■5 «. 115 «. WR »«. f=r?'FR »i. ^t'Z n. dim. ^,tf\f- ^f- 
 
 A renewed b. or tumor. ^T^ m. 5T=IT »». v. tT^. 
 B. arising on the palm. ^X^ n. dim. ^T^f. 
 Heat and aching of a b. or tumor. +iHi/. +iHr5 /. 
 Heart or core of a b. nt^ m. mijf. arf^/. 
 Prickly itching or burning of a b. n^n^/. 
 To beat and throb — a boil J^^tif iutens. ^^fpsprf. 
 Boiled, p. v. V. A. 1. 3^5ES5?ST, &c. Vr^. 
 
 2 Rl^JPT^?^, ^fcT3f5T, &c. ^TffsT, spf»T?r, ^rpfifrr, ?'4T?fT- 
 "TIF, ?J^. 
 
 B. food. TTKR- «. f^T^^Tiir/. «. 
 Boiler, H. boiling vessel, v. Kettle, ^sf /. ^p^^ w(.F4T?i'Y/. 
 
 A fixed b. sftfT^ '». 
 B01LIK6, /I. a. V. V. N. 1. ST'^nir^r, ^F3T^, &c. ^I^H, 
 ^^Tf, 3'q^T' arr^OT, ^FS' 3TT^?^T, 3TtT^ a7T?IOT, &c. 
 B. water. ^'fr^T'^ n. g'FR't'ft ». 
 Boiling, «. v. V. N. I. — act or sta'-e. <'|r|<Hd or ^pngTT or 
 ?<r^^^/. ^^ «»• 3T^ur «. 3^at/. IrRJT or Hc^spr wf.V. ^T- 
 gTrroS or oTT «i. 3^Ton )». 
 
 2 f^T^irf «. &c. 
 
 3 gTT'Ji n. ^STtT wj. ^■'j^^nTJf «. 
 
 4 and Ebullition. ^lIT^r ^PJni.-T^TT^M.-Tfn^m'-TriT 
 
 m. rfoErfS/. 
 
 A b. ( or a burning ) to do, t. Itch. ^^fZ m. ^r[W^ m. 
 
 V. V. A. 1. — act. ;j^'Zijf». ^F^^T'^w. ^.€k.^n. :p3'3nTrof«. 
 2 f^TvpToxn. TiiTofn. ^TT^-Trwi. Tt'=TT«. t'4^«. tp'«;^«. >;rTaT». 
 That is easily cooked by b. f^T^oT. 
 Boisterous, a. — of wind. ^"r^T^-SfT^ or g^R^TPsfT, ^\^\z^' 
 =iTT, -HHii-MI'-ll, 5r7Rin^TT, ^TTT^-qT^, FrST^^r^TT. 
 2 noisy, turbulent.^ S{c. — of persons. ^V^fif^J., '•TR'- 
 
 ^pirr, ^HTs;-^, ■jfr^npTT; t^^si?^, is^^rr, nroTH:-^, ^r- 
 
 3— of proceedings, &c. trfiTSm^^fT^T, •fRTsft^, g^f OT^r. 
 BoisTEROUSNESs, n. v. A. 1. gm^iTJirwrf^TRft/ rTirW''- 
 
 ^^m or *"t?rw«. ^r^TRT/n. ?r?nT/.OT.
 
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 •2 iTrnvj^TTTTm. iT3,--)^.M"II>n. &c. ^^l^To£\/. tpnWt/ Tf- |j B 
 
 Tffvmif/. 5nTr»T'?it/. flxnT/n. 
 
 Boi.l), a. Irave, courajtous, Jearless, intrepid, dauntlesg, 
 daring, ^c.—o^ persons, ^jr, yirfliK, tJ|rftM'(, f'i.'^.iU, 
 
 r^<.<)jM , r^mHiK, rs'-Hrft, trrj^t, tiMV^i, q'ls+iMr, f^- 
 "Trf^TT, tTH%^, ??bm^, Ao. fntrj, f=itr5T, f^^, H^r- 
 
 ^, tftr, ITT, BTpit, 31^, »13t, ^^. 3T^RIT^, Sffl^ 
 •"■ ''FITi '"''f^' ^I'^'i yTr<'<i=IM, 3T|m|, nT^,^T^, ^- 
 
 ^, TlH^ITMt, ^iHh<7^, ^4«<i^. 
 
 2— of measures, rfyMjWny cjv. courage. t)i||-c)|^ ^Ti-M^l, 
 
 jjmHr, vnT^r^rr, ^>^Tn^% it^'iHt. 
 
 3 ttandinj out to view, prominent., hhiff. KJiK, 3CTT, g"- 
 HR, T>T7, 5^^. 
 
 4/r(?p, spirited, lileral. JTTT, ^JT, ST^ireH, ST^W^UINI. 
 5 See IjirurEKT. 
 
 To make b. to tal-e lilerty. tftT m. ^FT"^. 
 BoLTiLY, arfp. V. A. 1. dlrO^', tJTift^}?^^, tTT^^ :p:!r7T, 'TCTT- 
 ^, 5M#, ^T'f^, &C. fSr^f'iTHWIM', &e. -p^tTS, 5H:T3^, 
 
 BOLPNESS, n. v. A. 1. ?JTqTiTTrt!. f^nVruiTOT. qiT^n. ^\£\-An. 
 
 =^/ "^rTT/. tfTf m^/. ^th/. Sl'fm. Wl^^^r?/. ?TSIt4^»>. 
 3 TTTTT^T"!- T^HTT'in'm. JTrrTiTTOT. &c. 
 
 5 See iMruDESCE. 
 Bole, n. »TTrfr=^ ^ ^irm 3Tf^. 
 BoLSTEii, re. ( of a bed, &c. ). ^^f. ff^^w. 
 
 2 (as for back of people sittinn'). rSrSn.wj. 
 
 3 (of a sadle). ITTS^/. -m^t/. [^RW. 
 To Bor.sTEB UP, v.a. V. To Suppokt. ■HH I t^uR /.-HTT??!^ /. 
 Bolt, n. (of a door, &c.) metal pin, v. Bae. ^a;/. %55t/. 
 
 2 See AnEOw. 3. t. Thundeebolt sft^/. ?^ ». 
 
 BOLT-UPEIGHT, a. ?TTrffti=T^'TT, «S*5*n-, ?Ra5T*rT, ^cAHo!f)d - 
 TTT, TTTWfT. [tjirful. 
 
 To Bor,T, t). a. fasten with a h. v. To Bar. ^ft^t/.-Ac. rfHuf - 
 2 Spf! To Blurt. ^ swallow at onre, gulp. iffcrrm.-nT^w. 
 
 innif,nTnT^OT-iRmT»i--'T^r2;T»j.-n^raTm.-iTTnJrT «i. ^p- 
 
 4 »)//— grain, &e. ^^ot, arrgi'Jr, «MOJ^ ^lotiif. 
 ■To Bolt, e.n. sprm;/ o!/< or o/T" suddenlrj. fJt^, f^'^5 ^JTT^, 
 
 f^ra^,gr^at, ^^=T;'ir, ^i^+Oi, v-+>Jt, ^j^fttWt/. ^t^. 
 
 Bolus, n. ^rfepT/. /jo;;. I^T^/. "TT^fT/. 
 
 Bomb, n. «AWi, ^-c. ^^^fT'TT^n!. ^-til-^l qRTm.ipTURrtt^w. 
 
 To Bombard, ». a. ^''TifR^i^ MiMKw. JfTW-JTRiJt. 
 
 Bombardment, n. ^-t'j"|»TTo^'TT=^ TTTTT ot. 
 
 BoMRA'tT, n. high-xoiindinj tcords, fustian. ^af^rfHi-^ift^ 
 
 Bombast, Bomrastic, a. ^^^tiit, sq^'^^^ fj^^ ffOTqT, 
 
 BOO 
 
 Bombax, «. «i7A ro^/on <rec. ^^f\ f. 
 
 BoMMELO, n. o particular fsh. ^t^t?5m. 
 
 Bona-fihe, jh yoorf /aiV/i, without fraud. WSJ^\^, g^^, 
 
 Bonj), n. fetter, v. Chain. ?rf^5fr/. |%?JT/. ^/. ^ot. 
 
 2 litjament, y. Tie. if?»J- 'T'^m. ^q^n. 
 
 3 cement of union, t. Connection. ?rn/. ^mm. ?jirw- 
 tiT»». tTFTT^RTw. ^nT»2. ^n. 
 
 4 writing of olligation, v. Deed. ^ftm. ?r^pr t». ^^ m. 
 
 Dead or bad b. ^^rr?^rT«. ^cff'^W^T »• [«. 
 
 Discliarged and thus cancelled b.^^^?R7?T w. =qij |oi ,<<|d 
 To pass a b. aTTTrTT fm ^JPT^f sot, Tfs-^n^ ^PT^ ^pnJf, 
 
 5 obligation. 5i^m. i\^m. ^(^ttm. 
 Bond, o. </(«< is in bondage. See Slave. 
 Bond-maid, n. v. Slave. ^r€t/. ^^/. ^ft^/- ^tjriitfJr /. 
 Bond-man, Bond-seevant, k.v. Slave. ^^ or 5rKr?». ^W«». 
 
 Bondage, «. ea!;7h't'%, V. Impei;0Nment. «t^/."%^/. ?f^- 
 ^f- ^^rm'/. 5TqiTT^'<TT/. 
 2 v. Slavery, ^qurr??!. ^m?^ w. 
 Bone, n. ^ «. (7;ot. ^rsqft or ^1^/. ^^ or ^'T«. 3TfT<T«, 
 
 A sin in the b. ^d'H^^IS/. 
 
 B. of contention, ground of quarrel. •(K.I'MlI^ "(<<»»• 
 
 Dryness and decay of the bones. 3TiT'<T5fr"T«»- 
 
 Ulcer in the b. ^li-MHu!'". 3Tfl'<Ta''^»». 
 
 Uniting of a broken b. arf^siTOffcT™- 
 
 False or bad to the b. ^lil^T or ^^^ #7T-=rr^-&c, 
 
 Fever seated in the bones. ^\i'AXm. ^li+J+il/. ST- 
 
 Seated in the bones — fever, rheumatism, &c. arfr^l^TrT. 
 
 True or good to the b.^l5Nior^||j-=j| ^=nT-=5rFT?5T-''T?yT-&c. 
 
 To have one's bones standing out. ^1 n.iil. f^or-q^- 
 ^-■R^^fSr g.of 0. 
 
 To lay the knife to the b. ^T€t ^TR'f- ^Tft^. 
 
 To make no bones. <^\^\m.-^^T(m.-if^ f. ^ t^Riif. 
 Boneless, a. arf^sTfl^, 3T?rf^'<T. 
 Bonesetter, n. H\i,'M ^ ^i^uiKI. 
 Bonfire, n. ^iTir-'3TT^-&c. ^[;5^-s]^^T:f;-fTTTT^-&c. 3T|%ot, 
 BoNMOT, n. ■^•'AAm- H^FT'w. 
 BoNNE-BOucnE, w. *\\m\^m. ^^:f\^'m. 
 Bonnet, n. k\^f. 
 BoNNT. See Beautiful. 
 
 Bonny-clabber, n. v. Butteemile. 3Hijiii|U|dl+«. 
 Bonus, n. premium for a loan. W^\^f. 
 Bony, a. belonging S[c. to bone. ^isi-«(i, 3T?'«fNT, arfFStTft- 
 
 2 having large bones. HteTT ^TTt^, f^^ or ^I4+). 
 
 3 having many bones. ^Ii+|ct or ^^55, gTf?'<T5r^-f^3^ 
 
 Booby, n. blocMead., Sfc. v. Fool. ^m. vfrfrm. ^ju i m , (fern.
 
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 f^mm. m^ift^ m^rn m. \'^\'\\\^^ m. 
 
 Book, n. Ht'<i\f. 5^?npn. q'<Tm. f^;=TFr/. P{^^m. 
 
 Books — compreli. or indef. Rr'*ftT^^«. [TPT^w. 
 
 Books and papers, — comprch. jtri+^Mii or J^a^ 
 Board-cover of a b. 1\€\f. "P^/. 
 Cover of a b. jfOT^fw. 
 
 Stitched b. ^f. %Tft/. ^^n. Leathern cover of. 
 35T or 55r'». 
 
 Toru or worm-eaten b. JlNlctil'iT m. TT^TT^ m. 
 One b. explains another. if'4T^ ^'fTtfK ?rt^/. 
 To get into the good books of. tnTfrff^Kof , ^JTT/.-'R^ 
 /.-&c. ■(rlM|<^ui_ 
 
 Without b. ^■^^; mf^r'MI ^ipT, ^TTTRf. 
 2 division of a hook, q^ ?^. ^^tf ot. ^5 n. 
 Book, a. belonging to a book, if'ift, ^'4t^, ^f^T^p, 5r'<T^, 
 
 To Book, v. n. enter in a b. xfJH Jl 'f | -?^-'#r^-&c. ?fT^ 
 
 -f^ot-JTT5W, fepi S^'if , Ttl^ S^i^. 
 Book-binder, »n. "Tfyrsf stttTulKT, ^T^ srf'inJnTr, f^?5^^. 
 Book-case, n. ^W% %crrq-i=ir ^PTT^ «. 
 
 BOOK-HATEE, 71. 3T^^Tf C. 
 
 Book-keeper, «. :?firri--l^Nr ff ^fR S^WTTT-Tr^T^n. 
 Book-keeping, n. ^^ f^^ n. ^HK^-5f fefOT ». 
 
 BoOK-SELLEIi, «. ^iflR+*<l. J^^f^T^, 5^+R+'!A, J^^ 
 
 Bookish, a. v. Studious. ^xfNr 3n^¥rfT, T^;f:fsnT, 4^+- 
 BooK-woEM, n. qj^n:/. ^wcf. [ oS'jittt »». 
 
 2 fig. owe addicted to study. <Tpftrf?5T f^IT w. J'S^itrr %- 
 To Boom, ». n. sound at a distance. ^hmhSt, yHUj. 
 Booir, w. c/(am across a river. aTTSHf^^To'rt/. 
 Boon, n. grant, benrfacfion, v. Gift. ^PT ». ^ »». 
 Conferring a b. t)<i^H «. =IT^I^TH ». 
 Conferrer of a b. ^T^, sR^TrTT. 
 
 2 V. Petition. 3T^ ot. f^rff/. 
 Boon, a. gay, blithe, v. Meeet. 3TT^, TE§T?ft, t^, fi?[ft. 
 BooE, «. rustic, lout, V. Countktman. ^ ^M I UI'H c. %ZnJ^- 
 
 ^T HWRT ?». %55TT, ^f,_^. 11^^ c. iTf=I^-5TT. 
 Bookish, a. v. Clownish. nf^55, q^TT, %55rT3, %|c^, ^- 
 
 An unlettered b. fellow. 0^., l^t^TT. 
 BOOEISHLT, a(7«. T. A. JNKMUIM', iTf^g' g^D^' , &c. 
 BooEiSHNESs, n. V. A. ijc^KMUi n. lUn^f. qfcf^aqft/. 
 
 To Boose, To Booze, v. n. drink hard. ^V^ or ^raoj", 
 To Boot, v. a. profit, avail, v. To Advantage. FTT'T^, r^V=f- 
 
 Boot, n. avail., profit, v. Advantage. ?!TH m. qra; ?;. ^fT^pT w. 
 To b. over and above. JM^TT^^, ^TWTft, +r<5=JlO or ^- 
 
 2 /(a/Aer covering for leg. tW^ m. qTJft^sit^ m. ^' 
 TTWRT OT. ^^ m. 
 High b. Top b, ^ =31157 »», 
 
 BOS 
 
 Seven league boots. f^^TTT^^r/. 
 Boot-jack, w. sr: ^n^TrjTTEf W--T^. 
 Booth, «. hut of boughs, Sfc. 'h\^^\ n. dl^lco-Mf% sjtqr w.-jjq- 
 
 Bootless, o. v. Feuitle.ss. f^r^p?!;, f^'^iJi^, 4I+'j5, e.^-4. 
 
 BOOTLESSLY, Oi/l". V. A. 5q"4, ^'4T, f^'4'JJ. 
 
 Bootlesskess, «. V. A. f^i^TirlrrT/". ftT'^^jcfT/. ^r+c4Horr m. 
 
 "PcTTrf^rq' ». 
 
 BooTT, »4. spoil, prey, pillage, v. Plcndek. tpr/. 
 Bo-peep, n. ^5f^«. ff «• ffsr^ft^/. 
 
 BoEAx, n. ?:i^pjr^n: ?«• ?:^F^ »• ^5-5TmTT7«. ?rqT^/. gfpft/". 
 
 q?^^ n. NIHHlRud/. tTTJ^ran ?». ?TTT »«. 
 BOEEOETOM, «. +<+<1/. 'J,<'K/- illtois. JT^rn W>. 
 
 BoEDEB, «. brink, margin, v. Edge, ^fs m. f+HKI ot. ^FS/. 
 Circular b. ^ n. 
 
 2 ( csp. of a field ). HT/. K5 m. ^^f ?l=r »»• 
 
 3 ( of a country, a village, &c. ) confine. ^ftHT pop. 5|Tr^ 
 /. or ?fftlT/. or ^iq- m. ^/. ^^ /w;;. ?i^^/. 
 
 Passage of the b. ^ftHT^^R n. 
 Unto the borders, arret^rfrl. 
 
 4 (of a garment or cloth), ^fs in. ^^T or ^^ w. spTTTsft 
 
 or ^n^^/. tr^/. ^fsr «. ar^nc/. »«. 
 
 B. esp. as narrow or fine, qrft /. f+'llJfl /. ^PT^/". 
 =T#t/. 'Ts'^/. ^mr «. [ Xf. ^K M. 
 
 B. as woven separately or as appended. #?7Tg^/. ^- 
 Hemmed or raised b. i\\Z m. FTTS n.m. 
 Ornamental b. #3TTO or ^^5n«??». "T^ ?«. "Tf5T ot. ^Z m. 
 
 5 ( as of wells and tanks ) raised edge. n^wi. TT^f /. tTi 
 To BoEDEE, V. n. confine vpon. ?I1^-c7PTH-fH?5T-f?rF=r^ 
 
 ^'^ y. o/ s. 
 To Boeder, v. a. ^. m.-&c. HiNuj. 
 BoEDEEED, a. V. N.4 Qi'iji, ^57^7, Hd^MI, 'T^. 
 
 B. with working of gold or silver, <fce. ^JTfh}?f<ft,?=^- 
 
 B. with trees and fiowers. HTS^t. 
 Double b. fqrft, I^Tft, %^-^FA or ?ft. 
 Narrow b. ^PT'T^i^. 
 Silk b. Tf^TiT^^. 
 Single b. '(^W^, ^+H4'^r or ^. 
 Three b. irPT^, fff^Tlft, frlMvlr-ll or ?^. 
 BoEDEEEE, n. Bordering, 7J. a. v. V. N. fH^uiHi, rinrft^, 
 
 I. fZo^e neighbour, fm'^'l^nft.fm^itfi^^^] TTTi'H I Md <:J I ^. 
 II. person dwelling on the border, qrs JT^THtfI?rT <I^UINI, 
 
 To Bore, jj. a perforate.^ \. To PlEECE. %tm, fsf^T^, HT^, 
 if^, ^'^R «-tyoT».->tc.^?:^ g of o. ''fnFn.-ic. qr?^. 
 2 V. To "Weary. ;J7;n^Hj_-=5rnT m. 3Hlu|ui-%'Jf. 
 
 BoBE, n. perforation, v. Hole. Hpprt. ftjf«. Er'^'»>.i^'^«.tiT». 
 
 jfrwrn. ^rmm. qr^TJi. q^jw. 
 2 ( of the car ). ^Fl^w.
 
 BOS 100 
 
 3 ( of a gem, beail,&o. ). ^». 
 
 To bo culargcd in its b. W^ TfTT'Jf. 
 
 1 sicelUng tide^ ^T^m. 
 5 a pest, trouble, v. rLAOUE. T^'cT /. 5^^/. <tfT/. ^,n. 
 
 V. AuoEB. mTrir w. tv^n. 
 
 7 See Calibeb. 
 Boreas, «. nori'/i irin<f. vjti<iu| y_ 
 BoBED, />.v.V. %il^, &c. ^cT?T, 5rf^,^'4-(S:c. qrS^JTT. 
 
 BoBEB, «.v.V.^q'jrTTr,'>Ti^<Tr5'JiTTr,&c. 3^^,^qqp,q'^!Frit. 
 
 I. V. Auger. ^imi«i. ^^^n. 
 BomXG, M. y.Y.—act. "k^J^n. f^--:(i\ii. .^c. '^^T^n. t^^n. 
 
 EoBy, p. 7?p>r3^i ^f^fT, ^^, ^m, srajT, ^, ^'Ttt, 3^, 
 
 JT^r ( iu couip. as ^T^r, TpflH^T, ^5^*nr), f (iu comp.as 
 
 First b. 3:^^, ^TTT^T, 5ltt^. Kext b. TTT^, 'naT'TFT^^ 
 
 Middle b. TT^TtTT, Hfipr=5T, H':T5r=rr. Last b. q^fH^, ^T^R^, 
 
 Ill-b. Low-b. ^:;^r?f, ^J^^STTrf, qT^^Tm, 3T^^^. 
 
 Tliat is to be b. tirf^s^TiTTir. 
 
 That is being b. mINHM. 
 
 Untimely b. ai^PTrl^, 3T^Fra^?TTT. 
 
 Well-b. High b. ^!^^ ^?5^, f^ff^STT^, f^^t^T^, ^- 
 
 To be b. with face downwards. TTt^stn^iJf. 
 To be b. W^^^ TT^, f^q^'if, sm^,^^;^,^^^. 
 fr^ ff of «.-Ji'niti q"jf, ^;pTTM. %'jf. 
 
 To be b. again, be regenerated. ^ej|^7)^n»j. ^^wf y. 0/ s. 
 
 BoiioL-on, ». 3^ nt^TH '7R^^ ?r*m irfHMq' mdR u ^M i 
 
 J'o BoEEOw, v.a. — opposed to lend. 3^5TT Sn^-3TM^,^3TPTtor 
 
 2( money, at interest). %'^n.-'W^n. ^FT^-^'jf-'fiT't-aTT- 
 
 BORKOWED,;?. T. V. 1. g-^RT %rl"^?IT, &C. 3^?rT, g^ ^ 'l Uf t '^ l, 
 
 B. for an occasion, — trinkets, furniture, utensils,&c. 
 </1Nm, ^N-HUl, ^TT^iTT, ?nf5frl^. 
 
 2 ^F^ff ^?%^, '+^1*, ^^rr^rr, s^TRft, oqrsTrar, ^^um^n . 
 
 Bobeower, n. V. Y. 2 fl»<? Debtoe. sjnf ^FT^UTTTT, &c. ^rot- 
 
 T^, +.uh-ll^1, fTW# & f<u|+HIH c. 
 BoBEOwlSG, n. T. V. \.—act. g-^RT %^ w.-'JCTTJI'if «. JTm^ 
 
 «. MI'JH^rm^ n. &c. 
 
 ^B. from every quarter. ^CKTart^/. ;pT^a?rST«l. ^T^r- 
 
 B. and lending, money dealing. ^^J. qui ^ qfw. qtiTW- 
 
 Bosom, »!. v. Breast. 3;^ w. in^ / cf^r n. ??%^^t »i. ^?T- 
 To press to the b. "ft^T^t '^TT^. 
 B.-foe. ap^^Trf?^ 3TF1/. 
 B.-friend. f^ff^r fn^, ^?jt j-.^n^ ^fu?f^ ^#qTf^- 
 
 BOT 
 
 5^T «!. MiUIJH^T, srmfiT=5I m. 
 B. of the earth. Hnif jh. 
 B.-secret. ql?:^ Jit's/. fqt?f?ft 'fr2,^-qR5^ rr"? /. 
 
 2 heart, mind, ^c. H?r «. 3T?f.^iT n. ^^ «. qi^ n. 
 
 3 clothing over the breast. TIST w. jJT^ /. 
 
 To Bosom, v. a. ■^^\^-'<s{^'.■^T^\^-'\\z\^-&c. %;r^. 
 
 2 See To Hide. 
 Boss, n. knob, Sfc. q^ /. ittst «»• ^S «. [^^^^. 
 
 Botanical, a. ^«Tf^^, Tf?;;^f5r^miit'^, g-fg^ ^tj^ i R - 
 BoTANisT, n. 3l^5TTf5r?TTfTFrr, snrPTfHfT, ^nr^'ifFisrTTT, 
 
 Botany, n. ^^fsT^TT/- ST^RHftfir^TT /. 
 Botch, n. — on the skin, ^cf^ n. ?jff|q; «. 
 
 2 clumsy patch. ^T^re'^psre fCTo5 «. 
 
 3 clumsy work. nT^^rfwr w. 
 jTo Botch, f . a. jjafc/t or mend clumsily. g^R^tft^ riiiigijf. 
 Botchee, n. V. V. sfl^TS ?TFlltin^, ^ra^^T'^. 
 Both, pron. ^^, ^V ( ^ or tsTT/. ^ or ^ ?». ), 3"*rq', :3*r- 
 
 ?T?Tt. The sense oi Both is often expresped by ^t (also) 
 as T?t f^TTrST "Tlf^S 3TTf*^?^rRT ?q'^T^%^ I both saw and 
 touched him. 
 
 B. hands ^^'T «• 
 
 lu both ways. ^-iT^ifT. 
 Bother, Botheeation, n. fuss, ado, vexatious stir or toil. 
 
 ^r^s/. ^sr^/. ^n^/- ^^t/.^^^. ^rf^ m.pl. ?q^- 
 q' OT. '^hi* »». 
 
 2 bothered, (distracted, S[c.) state. r|Ki)ol /. qjcS w. ^V- 
 35?7R ««■ 'mT'II*! to. 3l|4l>fl7 /. ^t^pJIT »». q't'TT^TToS m. ?TT- 
 
 ^TTrftr/. irttToi m. 5?n:3Ti5/. +d<di5/. tri^/. 
 
 lb Bothee, v. a. perplex, beimlder,y. To Confound. qtoEW, 
 
 ^'^r/.-^^E w. ^mg.ofo. ^v^\^'^v!:[^M^-&c. qi^^-'rrs'jf. 
 
 To be bothered. qitfT^"^. 
 Bottle, «. f^ror m. dim. f^T?ft/. f qT»?. </;»?. 5<ft/. The word 
 
 ^\Z^ from the English has become very common. 
 
 2 ( for oil, ghee, &c. made of skins ) t. Dubbek. g%T- 
 
 ST TO. or ^qpj »!. (/w». ^^Trft/. ^5T to. <7!to. ^I or ?^ ;!. 
 2b Bottle, v. a. suir^lfT or «rrs?Tffr-&c. *rt^. [ otT»». 
 
 Bottle-gotjeDjM. — the plant. ^HRo^t/.-the fruit.— ^v^jf-pT- 
 Bottom, n. lowest part, base, foot. ^5 n. r[^ n. pop. rVS m. 
 
 ■^ n. J^TT m. ^tTTTT m. ^??fT to. ^^ w. SRf^ /."%5^ /. 
 
 2 ( of water, as of the sea, &e. ). rR n. pop rfcE ot. 5T^«. 
 That is without a b. or a shore. 3R?nTK, 
 
 3 fotmdation, ground work. ■■3TTW! m. TTTr to. X^ n. 
 
 4 iM»i, V. Beeech. lis/. 5^ «. [^^ m, 
 
 5 7ow ground, v. Hollow. «f^^jn5 «. rt«|Ul m. <-ilri«<| m. 
 
 q^ n. [ w. fd'-Muii w. 
 
 1 foundation, beginning. iT?5 w. 3?TtnT m. sff^ «. ri<t)i<J( 
 
 Sifting to the b. rtatyi^l m. 
 
 That has gone to the b. of. <TTl7I?T. 
 
 To get to the b. of. arrtnTRf ^m^. 
 8 utmost profundity or bound of. Z]^ m. fd+|U|| m. f^^" 
 1 n. ^\^ m. ^J^ m, <nT m, TTTNR m, W /•
 
 Boir 
 
 101 
 
 BOW 
 
 9 ( of thread ) v. Ball. n?T m. ^f. V'^ f. 
 
 10 potver of endurance, stamina, pluck, Sfc, T. SriElT. 
 5ft^ m. ^ m. f^/. Eft^ /{. sft^RTToft «. 5im n. ^K m. 
 
 , Of sound b. ^Ul'-(l ^^1TT-=5TiiT^T-T?7T. 
 That has b. and pluck,— horse, &e. fvT^, f^^T^T, WK- 
 
 11 See Snip. 12 Sec Deegs. [n^PT. 
 Bottom, a. gi^ or giOT, ^ffrJ, ^TTJ^T^T, <j)lc^r5, ?f^?:=5n', 
 To Bottom, v. a.-~^ ^TrtTm^': ^'^^-r^. 
 
 To be bottomed ou.-=sqT 3TTKriTR^ ^S{^^. 
 2 to furnish tvitli a seat or hot torn. \t:(^f. qiHiif. 
 Bottomless, a. 3TrT?J, 3T*TFF O^- aT'-qPT, sfSI^, anr!^, 3Trr?5- 
 
 Bouon, ^. V. Beanc'h. ^f^ m. dim. ^f^/. ^ intens. ?jn^ 
 
 «. "Ff^/. (/m. TTT^T^/. and intens. <Pt^ or "Ff^rST m. 
 Bought, p. v. V. fir^rT qrT^Pjr, ?jf<t? %^?5T, &c. ^^, i^. 
 
 B. of a private hand. 3TT5f5TTI^=P or ^^. 
 Bought. See Kkot. 
 
 Bougie, n. ^fw^f ■^'^f f^^^f f^'Vs^f 
 To Bounce, v. n. spring or start suddenlij. ^n^^r-^TT^FT-T- 
 
 /.^TM.— a fish from the water. 3's^Io!:iJT or Cj^^loiu)', 3"flol6t, 
 3"?Toft/. ^jn^-^TTW, 3'snW or 3'?^ToET»i.^ot-HI<'Ji- ^"jf-^. 
 
 2 i/jww/). qnpp?r-^ui+<-^'JT^-&c.5PPCTr, JTK^. 
 
 3 See To Boast. [?J^^/. 
 Bounce, «. a hold, don-nright lie. 6rj«r3^-5^53o?t?f-qT^rr-&c, 
 Bounce, inierj. ?f?:-JFr-^^-&c. or g?:-&c. ri^^?T-&c. 
 Bouncing, «. strapping, v. Stout. ?55, c^I^, f^TTS, 
 
 A. b. lie. See Bounce. 
 
 Bound, a. limit, boundary. JTT?^/. '^(\^\ pop. ^\^ or ^(^ f. 
 ^/. TR m. 3T^fq" m. qRT ?». "4^^ ffi. T'TkT ot. 3W^^ 
 m. JFTJT/. 
 
 B. and border. ^fs^Tt^ST m. ^tS^^ «. ^fSH^ m. 
 Bounds. aTrTTTT m- TRT^fTT "«• yrft^"?^ »J. i?^- ^f^TS^T- 
 
 a /re.j^Z. HTfrt^'T'iT «. 
 
 Overstepping of bounds, arrrqi^ /. ?ftHtff^ n. ^- 
 The bounds. ^H^r^HlHl/. 
 To observe no bounds, m^f. ^TS^'Jt, f^TrTT/.^TS^r'^, 
 
 2 «p?-my, Zcffl^. ftq^n «. v. 5T^, TT?:, f+c^iui «. nB<|ui ft. f, 
 TIT, ^SiT, 5T^, <P^/. V. JTR, $7 /. gFT/. 
 
 3 ( of a ball, &c. ) rehound. Z^^] m. 3'?ff /. 
 
 To Bound, v. a. limit, circumscribe, confine, define, ^f^y.- 
 
 ^■^ y. of 0. ^r^\^-■^m^\^,-m^•'^^-m^fiJ-^PS^^;f^-^^\. 
 
 ^'^-'^tKP^^-&(i. ^PTi^, aTK^"^, STR^^r wi. ^of y. of 0. 
 To Bound, v. n^ rehound, Iwp, ^'c. ^J^, Z'^\ m. ^jTM, 3"^ 
 
 3 spring, skip. Jump, leap. 3^, fi+uf, ^ff/. 5TT?5iJr-HT- 
 
 3— a horse. <r:^/. TR'JT. [^?«T. 
 
 Bound,;?, v. V. 1. qf^r^ryr, &c. sj^, ^5i^, ^q^ TTf^T^T, ^- 
 Firmly or fast b. f^5, ^rf^?;, 1^'tf'=T^, 
 2 3Hl+o6c^«l, 3TT^?f, ^qftn. 
 
 3 ^^^^, J^Sf??^, &e. 
 ■i ilt'^rtrtl, nr^f'^fTT, &c. 
 
 5 qf^T^r, &c. ^ or 5Tf^, 5it'4^, f^^%?5T, arriTpft, -j^- 
 
 To be b. F5F1?IT ^of. 
 C ^^ %r;?5T, sf?;. 
 I. yowy or intending to go. ^:urr',, ^nJIHT, ^RT^, n- 
 
 BouNDAET, n. See Bound. 2 (raised b. of a field), ^i^ m. ^\- 
 
 "Way or p^; sage along a raised b. ^^^\7: f. ^\v(\t[f. 
 
 Bounded, p. v. V. A. ^ra'f^T, ^TRfq-qj, ^^rn^rftT, ?rw^, 'iT- 
 
 Boundless, a. mihounded.^ unlimited.^ y. Infinite. ■'i^'TR, 'iT- 
 
 Boundlesskess, n. v. A. sf^^^T^TT m. >|HHcTr/. 3tH?PTT^7TT/. 
 
 Bounteous, Bountiful, «. v. Genehous. g^, ;tptt, Ji^ft, 
 
 Bounteously, Bountifullt, adv. v. A. arl^prf^ ari^q;- 
 
 ^, ;?^ ^WR, m^os^r ^mpf, ^^^ ^r^. 
 
 Bounteousness, Bountifulness, w. v. a. ^ - tiKM iTTf m. ^S- 
 
 Bounty, n. liberality. See Bounteou-vness. 
 
 2 aliheral donation. H^T^R Ji. q rfdH «• ^'TT^JTT/. 
 
 Bouquet, m. nosegay. '5?jt=qT %?rT w(. ^^qfJf w. 
 
 2 V. Feageasce. 3Trffi^ »>. 
 BouBN. See Bound. r ^ 
 
 To Bouse, v. n. drink hard, tope. ^'\^V\ or ^r?^0T, ^ft^of, ^- 
 BousT, o.v. Dbunk. f^imFir, 
 Bout, «. as much of an action as is performed at once. %^f, 
 
 ^ m. <s{^^\^ n. ^^zf. ^^l^ m. 
 
 Boa'ine, a. pertaining to oxen and cows. irHt, TTff^^rqT, 
 
 To Bow, v. a. v. To Bend, q^^, ?J^^5f, m\U^\ , 
 
 To b. the ear ^PPT m. ^. 
 To Bow, V. n. T. To Bend, sri^ar, FJ^^. 
 
 2 »ia^e obeisatice. iTTW, f^T^:?lT «<i'y. ?IH^-5t^'jf, ^H^ /;.. 
 =7Ht'+K M.-^fR^r/.-f^T^lii^ M.-RlfRiT^ W.-&C. :pTat^ 
 
 To b. and scrape. gjqTJT'i^JT^ n.■^^t^^] adv. ^RiJr. 
 
 3 to; obey, cfc. reverentially. f^TWT adi>. JTPr'Jf-q''5f-^#PT- 
 
 j:"!!, flTWT or f^Tfr ^rrf^. 
 
 4 ( through age and infirmity ). -Tift?^ J|jt..m'c;< |rrT M. 
 ^jL im or ^, nsij- OT ;?;. s^pof, n^ m. pi. i{i\ qrof^ ;p^ 
 
 /. ^rf ^ y. o/ «. #p «.-qfn «. %tfr, ^^rs «. f%^. 
 
 Bow, «. reverence, v. Obeisance, f^f^^iTH ». fflfr^r^frf/ 
 Bow, «.— the weapon. JfJTm or ^f ^f;^7:\ or ST ot. ^T^ it. 
 tT5 «. iTT ». ^^TTT «. OT. ntft^ n. m. #^ «. jpyK^ n. ?KRR «, 
 
 Armed with a b. yHiVif^ifdr. 
 
 B. and arrow. ?ftr+M|ui or ^f HTi^m^r m. 
 
 B. and arrow maker. if.Hlui'W; or TR m. 
 
 B. of Ulysses. Tf^ m. «, 
 
 Bad of a b, »ftm m. ^\ftf.
 
 BOW 102 
 
 Twnug of a b. 3^q"i^ m. 
 2 Ihinj boic-form, geuer. +H|ur or ^/. q^wr n. 
 o ( of ft alipknot, &e. ). 3TJt/. "PRf ")• l^Sf. 
 
 4 (ofaeadJle). ^re«. 
 
 5 ( tor cleaning cotton ) M j+rfl /. *:T^ m. 
 U ( of a sliip ) 'iii.^m^^J. 
 
 lio»-LEO, n. "FTS 'TT'T m. 
 
 Uow-LEOCED, 0. VrST, TTT^^TT MNMr. 
 
 How-MA>-, n. V. Akcueb. rd<<;^M m. ''^4k m. tT^srfft M. 
 
 Uow-sllOT, fi. frHNM|Ull'-jl ^ctfT Trt.-JTRT m.-HK+r «. ^^TTFT 
 
 m. ?KHMr<IR «. 
 Eow-srKiT, «. HW^isr »". 
 Uow-sTRiso, ». yHMI'il ^/. ilftcf ». f^ffT «. Tqr/. ^^- 
 
 Bow-wiNEOw. See Bay-wimow. 
 Bo-.vED,;). V. V. A. ^I'^'^.TK], ^^^F.7^^Sie. 
 V. V. X. 1. JfrF^J^, ^JT%=^, .tc. ^fTPT. 
 
 Bowels, n. intestines, entrails. aTcT^ or 3ir)ig"| n. ^j?. grf^n. 
 
 — in poetic, cant, &c. pliraeeol. sfrKMIoll/. /)J. 
 Blocked up state of the b. ?rf^5Jr m. 
 Discharge of the b. T. Evacuatiok. 51751 w. i^^FH^ 
 
 Disorder of the b. through crudities. a< | nRHiH. w.grTHw. 
 Irregular state of the b. ^5T^'jft/. 
 Mucua of the b. voided. 3Ti^/. 3TTH m. ^ or ?rJT/. 
 Part of the b. hanging exit through a gash. Hlioll or 
 
 <il4|ci| OT. 
 
 Sharp pain in the b. ^T^s/. ^Jj^m. fd^^h /. 
 
 "Wind in the b. ^m. ^w. cJi^jhoSIot. ^T^nT or 'MKIot. 
 
 B. of mercy, v. Pitt. ^/. ^fT^tni/. 
 
 2 interior part. TT^ot. n>t'«. 
 To Bowel, v. a. ti^n. pl.-&c. ^pr^^ g. of 0. 
 BowEE, n. arlour. n-Pr/. ^nt.n. JJrTTJ^n. 5T?Tm. FSfTptS^OT. 
 
 A natural & close b. "^V^f. 
 Bowl, n. «/;?, &c. :p^ m. <^m. ^Fnft/. x\lj^ m. cqicTT or 
 
 2( as of a ladle, spoon, &c. ). ^rsr or f^^m. z^n. JTT- 
 
 3 ( as of a Wrna, &c. ). Irrm. jtRoTTot. 
 
 4 ( of wood ). q^:\i^if. ^^i^n. TjnT or ^jm. rii]n. 
 Bowls & basins coinpreh. q^ qf^ «. cfj^j q-jrf «_ 
 
 5 ( of earth ). i^pop. ^n^ n. 
 
 6 ( of a gourd ). ^^jm. ^f. 
 
 7 lall to bold, iffewt. »TV^»n. ^TT^nt?;-^*;. 
 To Bowl, t>. a. roll as a lowl. BT^ut, FA7^ ^of, ?5r^, ^ToRT 
 
 ^nt^T:?:^, MWcjijf. ^ V. o 
 
 To BowL,u. n. mote smootldy ^ strijtly. ^^rfr^ TOfTJOTfr. 
 EowLDEH, Bowldee-sio-e, n. nvc\m. dim. ^ifT/. nsn^- 
 
 Bl?A 
 
 BowyEB,7^. maimer of lows. ^M|U|'^-,fuieiirir MHi'-fif . 
 
 2 V. Aeciieb. faT^M'-. '?3'4t, yr^'^ft. 
 Bos, «. c//esi!, /;-«nA-. q^/. dim. qrsin. ^^/.— large ^^qr 
 
 »». ^\^f 
 
 2— as a snufl'bos, &c. Utile box. ■^^m.dim. S«ft/.q?^«. 
 
 3 cvf^ V. Blow.— with the fist. jqft/. J^i^w. *to. 5- 
 'Ff^/. #frT»».— with the open hand, =^l^^zf. '^mt^ /. 
 
 5 ( iu a theatre ) Hld+JJ|RT '^WM\-^ %^?ft ^>?iY/. 
 
 6 coach box. nrt[ ^^PTT-JfT^ ^i j^ip^ ji xfl ;?TTTr/. 
 To Box, ^^ n./y/^i! h-/<A the fst. 3mT^r?(t/.-|^KTf^ /.-&<?. 
 
 =P^, Hf^J^M.-Hpay^K m. :p?Trr. 
 To Box, D. a!_ strike tvith the fist. «J+,r4'J'i, ij '+,!?[, tr^'F'if ^ 
 
 To b. the ears. J??Rfnf7tn TRW. 
 2 «/i«^ ?/;) in a ho.v. q^-&c.tjlHiOr-»r^^FTot. 
 
 BoxEB, M.Y.v. N. Hfwr^T. [/. Tftgf^./". 
 
 BoxiNQ-MATCH, n. jrareJRftf. ^*Nqft/. trcqT?:Tt'ft Or ^^\v^ 
 
 BoT, n. HrSHTOT. qRm. "fRnT/ra. Tt^ot. 3TI?rjn,5iTrj:F»J. %?Twi.f5r- 
 
 fJITOT. ;te«. ^^^JTOT. 'TFrjTw;. ^TTT;70/). j^»j. f^T^w. 
 
 Big, overgrown, lubberly b. H\i,*\\m. ^tS'J^kttotj. 
 
 Little, lively, & intelligent b. f^z[w\m.f^7:m.^r^or 
 
 BOTHOOD, n. qKqUln. t||o!,l|U(n. qrRS«. "llrlN-tr'tTT/. f^5^«. 
 
 Boy isn, a. v. Childish. qtT^, Q"K+I, MK+iiRTTn^or qK^^, 
 
 "fki^nr^T. 
 
 BOYISHLT, ai/i). T. A. q"l<I^K^=|l a. decl. q"|<qo||^'. 
 BoxisnxEss, n. t. A. & Childishness. q"|<quTrw». qk^oCw. 
 qn^Tra'OT. 
 
 To Brace, v. a. strain vp, mnJce tense.^^. To Tiohteu. rt|U|uf, 
 
 afr^, arr^ ^, artj/.-rfrtrrOT. ^df , ^sTJ^rif. 
 
 2 — as a medicine. ^ ^RiJT, jf'S/- ^-^FTof, 3TT«r3:ot, arr- 
 
 JT^JT %w, i|ci+.n /. armw. [ ^l-iufl/. 
 
 Bbace, n. straining strap or cord. ^Rfuft/. 3HI<JU|/. afrSTjft/". 
 
 2 ( of a drum ). ^pi^ or :^^7?"?«. aft^ir/- itt^ot. 
 
 3 pair.^ T. Couple. n^H^JcA or ^9?[f. ^«- ^T^/. 
 
 4 ( in printing ) ^^ m. =F5^/. 
 
 5 braces. ^^;nT ^T^T 3Hi+R"<^N ^Ti^m.pl. 
 
 Beaced,/?. v. V. 1. riiui^ai, &c. afis f^?^i=5T, <TnT f^r^rfi. 
 
 Beacelet, «. ^T^OT. ^». ^F^^n. ^t;^^^ «. Certain Brace- 
 lets are snoTT, JTI^, *+ui, ^^Tiiir. ^FTWt, 'J^^, 'TP^, 
 
 f^WT^, 'Mil, ffrfN^ qr^, ^^j^^^Eft ^q?. #?, v^^, ^t 
 
 or ^, rJRFM", rJT^T, q^'f), ^, ^r?RTT, jfSlT, H^m. 
 
 B. set with gems. HUI'I^/. 
 2( of glass ). qfirlt/. 5P3n?r?». 
 
 Bracelets bound with ( gold or silver) wire. F5q?TM. 
 
 B. given to boot ( in purchases ). tfierTl «ltn^/. 
 
 Seller of bracelets. ^FT^fTTft w. [ <t)iti[<. 
 
 Bracelet -makee, n. stftI^, c=5fqift, IWT orT'JR'Y or ttthttT, 
 
 Beachial, a. belonging to the arm. i)||^x||, qrf^^tft, 5^- 
 
 ^^M^. [^ aTMomr. 
 
 Bbacing, /). 7. v. 2 yjfiwy fension or lone. qf^q^^nTTTT, »13?-
 
 BRA 
 
 103 
 
 BTIA 
 
 Bracken, n.fern. q^qr m. 
 
 Beacket, n. — in printing. ^3^/. %^ n. ^ m. 
 
 To Bracket, v. a. ^m^-&Q. ^W^. [?fir55. 
 
 Bbackisu, a. someu-lial salt, T. Salt. ^^, Wf^^ ^55 or 
 
 Beackishse-ss, n. v. A. JT^lf /. JT^TOTT m. ^Rl^q-orr »». 
 
 Bead, m.— kind of nail, ^imm 5T^/V?5^^/. H^5-qpEn%- 
 
 eiT ™. 
 To Beag, Bead. Sec To Boast, &c. 
 BEAaoAKT, Bkaggabocio. n. v. Boaster. sKT^'^t^ c. ^?TT- 
 
 =r^R c. frrym<mH m. "^l^f^TTl^ ?«. 
 Bbahma, 7j. 21^ m. 
 Bbahman, n. sii^ui «i. ;qz »». fq"!r w. There are numerous 
 
 tribes, of which some are 3Hmwi|, ^,v^ or +,|UUH^ ^%^T, 
 
 tJliUir or f^^qr o?- f^jsrr, ifrs, =€l=rT, ^^SI, fd'CIci or 
 
 Bi'j^, ^^tfT, %?=iT, ^^^, %^Tr<T, n^, H^ti^^Vo^. 
 
 Hrs-"^^ or ^^^•^ or q-^-.^TT^^ or q-^., H^'q- or TTT^^JT, 
 
 Some titles or distinctive appellations are H*^?, f?^, 
 
 SH-iiHuiMr ^y sf'JfrfrrT, 3rrPrmf?T, ST'<TJiirof. To the 
 above grand and exalting titles and epithets it seems 
 just to append some of the current designations of the 
 opposite character. ^i\ g^^^, ^Pd+^IH|%' TtI^, 
 T^W??, srig'TT or a||M<il, qTdi^i^'MI, 'Ir^qT,^!^'^ (Jl^qi, 
 MVh'A ^5", ^rfrTT, T?', ^J^gj-H. Numerous gifts are 
 demanded by Brdhmans, and ujwn endlessly diversi- 
 fied pretexts or pleas. Some are ST'E'F^t, 'dr+iri'tnT, 
 frVr5'<:T5, qrr^^, 'mIs^TIUI or v^Umi|W( or qr?T, ?THIN^, 
 
 ^^T55rr, ^"1^5, ^HPT^TFT^ pop. W, ^^"\ft, ffTf^q-. 
 
 Brdhmans are by the shastras divided into four relig- 
 ious orders ( spffrsspT or 'iK\'^ m.) referable to the per- 
 iods of life. They are, 1. A^^A Order of the Student; 
 
 2. Tr^WT or n^'trr^TT «• Order of the Householder; 
 
 3. qT^ir?'in'«TK Order of the Anchorite; 4. ^5qTOT«nT 
 Order of the Eeligioua mendicant. A Brahman of the 
 first order is sr^T^Tft; — of the second order, ^F<T; 
 ^of the third order, ^PTJr?'<T or 5rr?rsrF'<TT'Tift;— of the 
 fourth order, ■(H-j-'MI'ift, ^^^TRfT^PftT ^'TT^. A popular 
 division of Brahnans is made into two classes viz. 
 f^^ or -trz Clerical B. and ^^4 Lay B, 
 
 B. from thread-investiture to marriage. il^-m^jn.qtff. 
 B. from thread-investiture to maturity, ^z m. q^^ m. 
 
 B. devoted to celibacy, study, and religion. "^1%^ 
 Sf^nnft m. ( and the life of such ^Py* Ai\-^A n. ) H? 
 
 B. upon his begging rounds. ^^IH<+^ m. 
 Begging rounds of a b. ^^!TT=R m.n. Alms. &c. thus 
 obtained, ^^TT^ m.n. [ ^ff m. 
 
 B. who begs dressed food from door to door. HT^- 
 Dressed food thus begged. JTT'^'pft/. 
 
 B. — cloths or apparel. sfT^fui'tp: m. 
 B. — mulcts. A^is m. 
 B.— oflspring. sn^orsft^q- «. 
 B. — property. 3f^5?f n. 
 B.— town, if^jft/. 
 B. — tribe or caste, sn^oj^rrr^ /. 
 Company or assembly of Brahmans. sT^TfJ w.— in 
 contempt T^^IT^ in. 
 Curse of a b. ht^T^ n. 
 
 Endowments ( of villages or lands ) to a b. ST^TCTT in. 
 Peasting of Brahmans. sTT^oiHt^JFf n. STT^or^rf'fDr n. 
 
 Feasting of 1000 Brahmans. ff^HT^Fr «.-of 100.000, 
 c7?T%5nT n. 
 Female b. all^ufl/. 
 Fit or suitable for a b. »n^OTT^. 
 Glory or lustre around a b. A^r\^ n. A ^ ^ 4 ^ n. 
 Hate to Brahmans. sTSTg^T m. 
 Hater of Brahmans. 'M^^')1 . 
 Learned b. "Tf%rT in. 
 Menial b. sTT^'TvT^ m. 
 
 Money, &c. given to Brahmans. ^flriTT/.^^lJlT »». TFT 
 /. or Mid-^' n. 
 Outcast b. all^OT =ETfST?!; m. 
 Eeligious duties of a b. at^^jf n. 
 The Six acts or duties of a b. sf^qjpf npl. 
 Slovenly and dirty b. %*rc5 iTS m. jfm *!? m. TT^ss 
 
 Grive a b. an inch and he'll take an ell. ^TTRf f^?^ 
 
 Beahmanical, a. in^arJTFft^, an^ur^i ^q ^ iTT^^ JTT^ift, 
 Beahsianiciee, M. — at^iT^?q|/.3f^tT;?i.sr^qTfT'«. — agent 
 
 Bbahmakism, n. i)i^umu|| »i. j|| ^u.!j n. 
 
 Insignia of b. f?T^n5[,=5T n. 
 To Braid, v. a. v. To Weave, yp^, f^oTiif, ?5ror. 
 Beaid, m. q-ijft /. 
 
 Triple b.f%nnjft/. 
 Beaided, p. V. V. f^%^, &c. f^uT i^t, »i'#r^. 
 Beain, n. Wl^m.n\^ n. i^^n.-HfmWM.^-F^.^m.^^Tp^ m. 
 Creation of one's b. ^fr^rPFT^^ift/. 
 To rake or weary one's b. ^FTr^f^/.-' ^) ' ^|o!,'^ |g/.-=^iTTg 
 q?^/.-Jf?q-T3:FR^fR-/.-?ttTri^/.-:F^TW/.-&c. w.X^. 
 2 Brains, v. Understandinq. ^5/. ^frf /. 
 To Beain, «;. a. ^JTIaTRT^ m. JRuf y. 0/0. Tf% >i.-&c <^<jf 
 
 Bkainless, a. v. Stupid. f?rgf^, 5f5^-Tf|?r-^IfJT-&c. ir- 
 Beain-pan, ?i. V. SKUiL. JT^^ wi.«. 5PTTc?i?q/?. ^pn^m.'TT?- 
 
 Beain-sick, a. f^, ^Trfrf. 
 
 Brain sickness, n. v. A. y rji/. 
 
 Beait, «. rowyA fZmwoH^?. f|^qT^ MtST ot. .■aT ^f^r l ^ m, 
 
 Beake, n. thicket of tliorns. ^FTTSR «. ^Fi^TFT ». ^Fl?^?j ?j.'
 
 BTiA 
 
 101 
 
 BRA 
 
 2 handle of a pump. «iHMI ?[ffT tn.-n^f. 
 a ( for wheels ). J^^/. sfK^/. 
 
 4 </rajr. See nABEOvr. 
 
 5 carriayefor training horses. ^JtW^ «• <T^ hi. 
 Bbauble, fi. riibus indiais. "mt/. 
 
 B. berry. 'flO*o6 n. 
 
 2 thorny or prickh/ hush,— gcncr. qjf^^j )i. 
 Bba.v, »i. #5T <.*. H^fT »». 
 
 2 ( of sprinkled wheat ). rfTTT c ct<isr »w.cli'<«f>«. ctT5 «■ 
 
 3 — as remainiug in fine flour. FTTSf /. 
 Brax-skw, Bbaxi)-sew,<i. 7i«K'//-o?n (lie fn-e or Jorge, y. New. 
 
 BcAVcn, »i. (of a tree) hough.^\Z\m. dim.J^n^f. & iniens. 
 ^{V^ n. >pf5/. "Pf^ m. dim. 9>f^/. & irfClff/. & intens. 
 <Ft^ or "Pi^rer m. <pt^ «!. (/i7«. "Pi^t/. ^^^Xmrn. ^TTW/- 
 ?^tT »». iTFT dim. *rT^/. 
 
 Pead b. ?TrI «. [^tjoll m. 
 
 Small leafy b. ei^cfi or JT^T «■ <^'««. ^r^oft or ST^oft/. 
 
 To shoot out branches, <Pi^6t, 
 
 2 ( of a river ). "PRT m. dim. "Pftft/- TFTRT w. "pf^M. 
 
 3 ( of a subject or discourse ), v. Division. ^THjfr /. st- 
 n 71. q'q^TW 1. ^'tTPTTT OT. 
 
 Minor b. ^q'f'T n. 
 
 4 ( of a family, ). ?[rn3T/. 
 
 To Branch, v. n. shoot in branches. «RS^, f>iz■^;\ f. pl.-'jt'izm. 
 pi. 5^, fiioiuj'. 
 
 2 out; ramify, spread diversely, lit. fie;. J?:iJr, "Pi^, "pf- 
 spT^, 'ptJTTl »>. ;)?. Jir^f y. of s.\^^\^^. " [jp^. 
 
 3 amplify, speak or write diffusely. qT5^ToE Jn.-^^TTT m. 
 To Branch, v. a. make subordinate divisions. fsTTTT ?«./'/. -TT- 
 
 cf^TTIT >n. /iZ. W.T.^ g. of o. 
 
 2 adorn iiith figured work, "^f--^ m.pl. :FR^,*'^i4>i- 
 
 ?Tr^ Jp^ft^ JpT^. 
 
 Bsanch candlestick, »!.f^s?TT^ ^Ti n. ffTS n. ^Tf ?7 m. 
 Bbanchino, Bhancht, a. furnished with branches, having 
 many branches, qc^^pg: '^\^\^-''P\^^r^^-^'f;W]Xm\^\-&C. 
 
 B. and bushy. 5rNT55, 5rtmcirf?5T, ^ri^P^T^ir. 
 2 striking or spreading o«<— horns, &c. "pi^p^, <PJFTr,"Pt- 
 
 BraNCHiNESs, n. v. A. 1. >pf^o!%^OTT m. ^\K^MIg y^ m. ^- 
 
 2 "pf^CTTTT w. "Pf^/. 
 Branchless, a. X>m\=^^, ^^f^. 
 Branchlet, n. ;^^ <pi^ /.-&c. fiiTTfr/. 
 Brand, n. t. FiUEEnAND. ^"rsf^jf „. ^j^^f. 
 
 2 war A; Jarwe*/. SPT m. :jicr to. ?rw m. ^^^ m. =ER^r «. 
 B. burned ( upon hand or arm ) witli dung, qrm m. 
 
 inTTTT m. 
 Circular b. JP5 m. 
 
 a --ri of infamy, v. StigMa. 5FI m. ^.^,^ m. JStfFT «• 
 
 21) Brand, c. o. iurn wiiA , 
 
 iron, ^pm or ST'M, IT^TT, 
 
 rrmof, 5H m.-fJRT »».-5^ m.-^X^ w,-&c. ^, 
 
 2 fig. srn^, fm »n.-^«%^ w».-?5i?J^ «.-&c. ?TT^ot. [^?rn. 
 Brand-iron, Bkandino-ieon, «. ^uft or STToft/. ?Tfift/. 
 Beanded,/j. v. V. 1. 3PT%?^, 5FT f^rf^, &c. pir^ir, srlt^. 
 
 2 SI'l^^ll, SI'H^j, FitflfrT, ^S%rf, ^3^T?P. 
 
 To Bkandish, v.a. flourish, wa'ff.%2g''if,'T?^"jf, jfr^S^t, ftrr- 
 
 5rtfr,^*i-+.^5t,te% %s^CTf , |m?».^T^^iJr-'pp??qraf «•/</( y.o/ o. 
 Brandy, n. i^lpsppR^ ^re; an^, mft/. 
 Beangle, To Beangle. Sec Wrangle, &c. 
 Branny, a. v. N. qstsqTWR^, ^ph-grqfT. 
 Brasiee, «. spit<<'+,K pop. ^pf^TR »». — incoutenipt^?nT5T»i. 
 W'V^'^ or W'V^^X m. 
 2 pan for holding coals. W\f\ f. 
 Brass, n. frrl^ n. pop. f^?foE/. n. 
 
 Calx of b. qciT^ M. Jisqi^ m. fff^/. ^tf?r3"ST n. fTfrf^/. 
 Circular and high edged b. dish. fqrToft/. 
 Sounding b. fig. quirpJI^RT/. 
 2 assurance, v. Impudence, fcf^ «. fZ/V. steel. J ^W- n. 
 Brass-foil, n. fqrf'ot^ ^r^ m. fqrf2^H w. 
 Beass-wiee, n. ^'^Fp/. «. 
 
 BeaSSINESS, «. frcRI^UIT W. PfTT?I?5f w. 
 
 Beass, Brassy, a. fTfr^^ifT, f^RTofT, frfI3=^qT tn?^, f^TTFIfl'sT- 
 
 Beat, w. v. Child. ^PRHT w. (?t/. ?^ «.),TteT w. (#t/. ? n.). 
 Bravado, n. \ Boast. J^lK+Jl or J^TTft/. IFTT »• ?5<^^"T 
 
 n.^'vuif. 
 Brave, a. courajeous, spirited, valiant, gallant, ^'c. v. Bold. 
 
 ^jjT, f^.?^^, '^r??fr,feTre?rr5rT,!jT?ffcrTT,^jpfT^, ^t^kt oroi^- 
 
 2 magnificent, noble, grand, ^'c. — freely, v. Fine. ^^^.^ 
 JTTTPft, ^TT^R, 3"'T^, 3^-7'2, ^, ;j^, JPJ^ or ?rHt^, %- 
 
 To Beate, i>. a. defy, challenge, v. To Dare. grirfT m. ^- 
 
 ?r^, fmrTRf "Mii-iNiif, ?rppT^^ ^\^- ^w^- 
 
 2 encounter with fortitude. '^Vr-&c. nfe&T, f^tnWT q'- 
 
 Brave, n. man of daring courage, v. Heeo. SJK-^P^I m. 
 
 2 See Hectoe. [ &c. ^iMqtf^p. 
 
 Beavely, adv. V. A. 1. f^J^J^TTtH, IT^, f^VdlH , ^T^IHrfl^, 
 Bravery, «. v. A. 1. m^^ «• vTTft^ m. ^im «■ ^fn^«-f^^- 
 
 t\f. ^JT^rRTff/ ?fT?ft/ J#/. itI^T^/. X^mnf. f^' 
 
 rT/. f^i^TT OT. ^T w. ?T5r'=m m. 
 
 2 ^TRT/. ^IH<iJ<T/. vd*Hi.HuiT ?«• 
 Beavo, n. murderer for hire. H h'htt ni. "T^^TRT ^ft^^TT m. 
 Beavo, interj. *r%, ^TFfT^T or ^, ^TT^F, s^^, ^^T^^, ■.H'4^<4T, 
 
 c5^, ?5T^, ^^, ^r^ft. 
 
 Acclamations of bravo ! bravo ! ^NIH^ /. 
 Beawl, n. clamorous contention, v. Squabble, tp^^p^y. ^- 
 
 ?JFm/. ^<jr+-i<^ui+i »». ^"n ^'ft /. trs^iqi^/. <^^ «. 
 
 ^?^Tq"5^ »«. ^"THT^ m. ^'Hinql ot. 
 To Brawl, d. «. v. To Squabble, To "Weangle. ^ST^, 
 ^Z^ m.- ^5W^T5=Pr wi.Hi+l^i+n/. 71^-5f^-^- =^-
 
 BRE 
 
 10" 
 
 2 speak loudly and indecenili/. ^^^ol'Jr, ^[\^^Zm.-^r^^P>J.- 
 
 iTi=55f?5T m.- 5ps;^o5/. ERur-^H^TT ^\^A^ ^3^f^ 5n?rn. 
 
 3 — as a brook or a stream. ^oS^s*"!. 
 13k vwLEE, 71. Bu 1WI.IS0, ;>. a. v. V. 1. +•'-+'■, ^FTtirTTr, ^??n- 
 
 2 ^2:JR&qT, 'ftnT^'iTT, TrfM^-MI, 3^Tt3-in",<,HS<MS'i 'HIrtuil'i. 
 ii PAWLING, n. Y. v. 1.— OC^ ^H^.Hiui «■ &1--. q^;f^_^frp|?f. 
 
 itc-JpT^ n. ^a^a;/'. 
 2— act. q^^sot n. 'IFIT^-ctc. qRW n. 
 Ekawn, «,/«•/( of a loar. ?^^'^ Hm n. . 
 
 2 fleshy or museulous part. HT^'^^'^^ «■ 
 
 B. of the arm or leg, as full and prominent througli 
 exercise. ^^Ft/. nis/. or ntst/- ;''• HTT^/. ^"3^/. 
 
 3 (^^ srqjTTRr fPTR Jj;^7f s^pj 1^^ ^rm «. [f^t «. 
 Beawkiness, «. V. A. HraioiqTJiT?". ni5i'*M>jii «'. &o. JTm?v- 
 
 BuAWNT, o. fuuscnlous, v. Flesiit. ttRIc^ /Jfyj. HWl^, Ti^vS 
 
 or iriJTS, q^, ifl^H, iTtr5^. [ "f o. 
 
 To Beat, v. a. v. To Podnd. <MrliJ|, ^^, ^^ '«. 'PnJi y. 
 To Beat, v. «. — an ass. The Marat hi has no rendering 
 
 for this word. 3?^K4ui is commonly used, but it eijiress- 
 
 es tlie cry of an animal generally. 
 BuAY, n. W'^^ m. ■^zy{t-^f^ m. t^^'H'^^^ m. 
 Bkazen, a. made, Si'c. of brass, f^r^.^ fTrl^^ or fqTToTRT, 
 
 fr^^H^, fTfT?=ff'^lTT?T. [ "H^Tiwk^. 
 
 2 V. Shameless. fH^I-d',!, ^HoE A'H-^jril, f H^?l%;^, Jj- 
 Bbazen-beowed, Beazen-faced, a. v. SnAMELEsa. f^TcTM- 
 
 Beazier, See Beasiee. 
 
 BitEACU, n. See Beeakinq. 2 hreaJc, gap, rupture, opening 
 
 made. HTTf or JTITTS n. 'TT^a n. -JTirrs «. 'T^TW n. 
 
 iTT^OT »«. iT[^r\ m. ^>fra^ n.or HT^T^ «.*nmTo5/. 
 
 f%T/. r%5n: «. f%5K «. ^?tf^ "»■ /• /'"p. ^tr/. 
 
 3 violat on, itifradion, infringement. n'| ^ui «. ffrsuj «. ^.j. 
 5H^ n. Jtl ««. ( much used iu comp.) if^ ot. ( ia comp. ) 
 
 ^m^ n. 
 
 4 rupture among friends, t. Qpaeeel. "^i^/. H^/. H-lrll- 
 
 To heal a b. si'N^/. ^?J^i fH^^ n. ^pr^. 
 
 To BitEACii, t>. a. maJce a breach. fh\t^ n.-&c. wiS'Jl. 
 
 Beead, n. TT^/. ( This word means a cake, and of the 
 flour of bddzri, dzondhald, and other inferior grains. It 
 is not commonly applied to a tvheaten cake,) Micfiy. 
 ( This means a cake, and of tvkeaien flour : also of the 
 flour of rice, dzondhald, &c. boiled. ) Ttz m. dim. <|d'ir 
 m. tnff/. These words mean cake, roll, or /oq/", and 
 usually wheaten, but they belong, though they are 
 current enough, to the Hindustani.) qf^T n. (This 
 is fermented bread or a loaf of it. It is from the 
 Tortvguese. ) See also Cake. 
 — in covert or jocose, «&c. phrascol. TTITt/. TR^ft/. 
 
 B. — generally, daily bread, v. Food. 3T^ n. ar^TTT- 
 
 BKK 
 
 -compreli. J. and cake, b. 
 
 or cake. ^ftolt^'TiST m. 
 JTHRg^IT w». g^F^T m. 
 
 B. made of flour of various grains parched nud 
 ground together, q-qi^ n. ■HT3T'Jii<t*TT^': /. 
 
 B. baked in a leaf ^TPT^T m. dim. TPPft/. 
 
 B. and cheese, humble fare. TPfT'lW/- '^S HTTrf. 
 
 B. and water. 3T^qrufr ?i. '*!^rJ^ Ji. 
 
 That has eaten the I), oi". STvTP^T. 
 
 To beg for one's b. ai-HN'M/. itot y. «/'«. aT^HT^f «. 
 fror, aT5T 3T=?r fli^f • ^FftH f*R'^. 
 
 To bfgin to get one's b. ?frff mT\ m. '^^ g. of s. 
 
 To bo reduced to b. and wnler, ( to a crusl of b. 
 &c.). =?T'Jr^''ft f^T^i^ «• ftr^^ "iT^TDT. 
 
 To deal out b. 31^tt^ n. ^FT^. 
 
 To destroy, or injure one's b. mI^nT TTT m. ^, q'r- 
 JR? 3^ or %nr, tfriT 3TR o)- tfr5TT37r5 ^i^f, "TI^lETmr- 
 
 Tof, ^Tvirn KFft/. m?^<jf orqTM^ijf, ^^m==frHr^r/.-^?'Jr. 
 
 To give the b. out of one's mouth. fftS^n^Rf ?h. T^r. 
 To lose one's b. 3T^ n.^^g.ofs. ?f"T^ "-^^y- 
 
 To put iu the way of getting one's b. ar^^ ^^^. 
 To quarrel with one's b. and butter. ^5 gi^rTT <?T- 
 
 To stand in the way of one's b. ar^rr 3Tr5 %^. 
 
 To take the b. out of one's mouth. ?lt3=qT ^\^m. WA- 
 ^-%?I q^-&c. 
 
 To work for one's b. ^TrTR'' H?nT'«. ^^, ^r\i^r 
 ^Zn. ^^. 
 
 Him laud whose b. you cat. 3^^<t 'fTT^t "fR^ f^TT^'T 
 
 Beeadth, n. v. a. J^/. ^i^T^m. ^>JTTm. f^STRw. s^Fw. 
 
 To increase in b. i<^Hui'. 
 2 (of cloth ).q^OT. 
 
 A single b. TR?n. qp?i. qr^ or qrs^if. 'iVC^^n. 
 
 Of a single b. ^'h-^(\. 
 To Beeak, f. a. part, sever, sunder, ijv. ?Tr50T, Hr5"Jf, 'M^, 
 
 ?^^, <Mi^iJi, ^^"^1 Ij^, h^, ^i^t, f^r^rs^Jt, ^ri'/i.- 
 
 f^^TRI wi.-&e. ^PTof y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 V. To BiTRST. 4>Uui. 
 
 Stnake bankrupt. H | iui , f%^rR;«. spT^at.y.o/o.sRrf^I'Jr: I'H- 
 
 'JTf^'Jf, ^TT?^ ^PT^, d-iNJ if^lf^, =1NH/. ^m y. q/ o. 
 
 4 violate, infringe, infract. HTS'Jf, cfrstJir, HTJt, ^SiJi, 
 
 Hnw. ^prn y. o/o. 
 
 5 interrupt, 4'c. V. To Stop. jTi^, FrT^/.-JltjTwi. 
 ^?Iot, ^■^m.-^^.m. WC^ y. ofo. 
 
 6 in; fame, trainer. To Discipline, q^^of, 'Fr^,':i5PTJr, 
 
 To be broken in. q^. 
 
 7 up; dissolve, ^c. v. To Disr.AKn. rftsdir, hI^uI. 
 
 8 tip; burst or force open. T^=p^ orgr^^ff'Jif.'^tf^, f^^-
 
 BTIE 
 
 106 
 
 BRE 
 
 '.I up; /aAf /o/)i>iv,s- T<T?:'it, f^^ToC'jf, fHf?5tllf, l^-^H*/.- 
 
 H»( wind )<:r<yiVa/<-. TT^, 7T?"'. ^FT^-^rF^OT, ^i_^/i. 
 
 1 1 disdose. "KS'T, =FT^, S"?""'. ^PT^-'irrijf ,7. of 0. 
 Tu HliEAK, V. n.part, come asii'mler. ^rSOT, rizii, J^. 
 ■2 V. To Bin.sT. <rm. 
 
 :t become btiidnipt^ m^, HlSN>if, ^^, «m^, '•'T^'if, 
 f^^m, f^^n. f'T^^ y- "/«■ 
 ■I ( in lioiillli, stren.uth, spirits, &g. ). ^^, iTf^, ^T^, 
 
 o— the voice, become hoarse or cracked. iToET»».^'f-'T3W- 
 
 U fall out, V. To QlTAKBEL. ^^, J^, f«f^"if, f^T^IT^OT.- 
 
 7 ilowii; i/uhl^ifail, tj-f. jfrs^, HTSRof, Hii+oiui, TPTi^r. 
 s loosr; g^, Tir^srr ^. 
 
 9 out, fortli; appear in eruptions. 3^=^, TT^T^T, ■d'+uiuj^ 
 f^^, g^^, 3li'I"5^>jft/- ^, ^TW, ?^^f or X\ ^Wn.pl. 
 qof. 
 
 10 out; become dissolute, Sfc. v. To EuN wild, g^, fvf- 
 
 ^i^iiif, f?m?i frot, ^q^tHfr ^m, ^ik-mu-mt^^ ^ft. 
 
 1 lup; dissolve, — as firms, as30ciations,compauies. HT^, 
 5^, g^^, ^^, 'pi'iiJi, "Jit^, ^^sS ^^m.-H^ng^ or 
 '5iT^/--*nT»--'t^?PT«.-f^nr5'»--f'Tfej5 ?i.-&c. ^t^ y. of s. 
 — with implication of completeness and ruinousness. 
 
 12 up; fO»i<? /o ;)/pfM. TWoE'Jr, f^^oOTT, ^?jIoE/.-g'<^o!,|3'- 
 
 13 with;/a/; out with.^ Y. To QuAREEL. r«tMiui,"^^,H?TJf. 
 Bkeak, n opening, gap. fk^f. dim^ {k\t'^J^ /• or rtn. or 
 
 f^Wl^f^^f. & F.n. 53t?/. dm. mfnn. and.^ enhanc. f%?TT 
 n. or\n^ iSi^Hn. 
 
 2 opening, interruption, stoppage. i{%m. r\zf. ^. f- "PJ/. 
 
 :i (in the weather). 3^tTf /. or ^rnfT/.^TTft^ /. v. qf,^. 
 
 •1 intermission of a time. SjfTSTm. 'TFTTTO. airfTn. 
 
 5 (of day ). See Dawn. 
 Bbeakaoe, n. See Beeaktsg. 2 allowance for things broken. 
 
 5'fl<J'rN<J-l 'g^^/.-j+WI'fl/. 
 Beeakeb, n. v.V. A. 1. t?l4"ll<r, hI^uIKI, &c. %^, H^>rF, 
 
 I. xcave Ir/aking against a rock. ^^'h\n\ STTS'TTft FTRT 
 To Breakfast, v. n. '■Ml^|<l/-&c. sf^. 
 Breakfast, n. ^h\'^\(\ f. ^^^Tyi{ n. JTmHT^HT «. :rmTT?r m. 
 Breakixo, n. V. V. A. I.— act. JTTSWn. HTSofn. &c. vJTjm. 
 >r5Rn. ^rs^n. ^fp!7Tn. ^V^.m. ?'#R7Tn. 
 
 Bbeak-wateb, n. Troft v""nf'<^'m-t-RHi- ^i^n<<j<^n,nr)i -&c. 
 
 Breast, n. ■J7:n. pop. gr^m. t5Pfr/. 3T^f<^ „. ;f^„. ^^r^ifpy 
 ft. ^:sj>^w. %z^n. ^?r5 n,— in contempt^ anger, &c. 
 
 TU^n. ■ii\r\\in. 
 JIollow of the b. JiNlfjlT/. 
 Pigeon h. projecting b. 3Tre «. 
 
 To beat or clap the b. 3rr m.-&c. ^TS^iJf , v j^i -^ M m.^.Tij, 
 To clasp to the b. gTrat-7RT^-&c. KRTJf, Hm^^. 
 
 2 (of woman, &c.) ^^ «. vrm n. ^^ 7». gifft/. VJTTT m. 
 ^JTrsR ». f^Tft/. Tfr^T m. cj-?TT^ m. tpff'TT «. — in covert, 
 &c. phraseol. STTsit or ^^^^'\'\ n. pi. 
 
 A hard b. ^Tlt/. 
 
 Mothers b. 3THr c 31TOT ot TTiT n. 'flH »». 
 
 To suck (he b. W^MH «.- ^^^^T^ n. sfTTW. 
 
 3 heart, conscience, mind, ^c. ^^q'n .f^^i) M fi J «. (answer- 
 ing to temple of the breast. ) '^Z^.'HT^j n. 3TrT:^cri a. 
 TTT n. JT5T n. 
 
 Weight upon one's b. 3TT=rr^r 'fr^-tTTS-S^T'Jr «.-&c. 
 To get a weight upon one's b. ^TT m. ^^^ g. of s. 
 To make a clean b. ->H~IM H iRldi ^fTof , T^T m^S- 
 
 Beeast-bone, «. gT^rS or ^(.N^ll «. gTrft'<T n. 
 Breast deep, Breast -high, a. grr^ft ^;?nFT S'^^T, ST^'TTt. 
 Breast-plate, n.-^M<|^ /. vj^.fii'Ji «• 
 
 Breast-work, n. parapet. jJTrfti^sr^t 3^PTrr /. ^rr^ /_ 'T^?/. 
 Bbeath, «. s'^mr ff«. S^^iTRf i^op. J'yiy ?». 3TT m. RM »«. 
 
 lua b. IJ+<^H. 
 
 Sweetening the b. ( as after a meal ) . 5^^f? /. 
 
 Thing ( betel leaf, &c. ) to sweeten thu b. ^TTT^ m, 
 
 g^^nrm^ n. 
 
 That can retain his b. a long time. f^TT"^. 
 
 That is out of b. %^. 
 
 To draw b. «IT?f m. aft^i^. 
 
 To hold one's b. 5K m. ^l-iui-tTTPt- 
 
 To labor for b. iTPT?roi", '^Not. 
 
 To stop one's b. ?K m. ^I'SW. [ <+i<ui_ 
 
 To suspend or restrain the b. hi^i-m-hh jn.-^tTTrrqm m. 
 
 To suffer to take b. ?1T »«■ ^i. 
 
 To take b. ff^T m. ^TFf-^-'^TW. 
 
 To waste ( or lose ) one's b riT's 1 ■^T'^rrp/.' I H I =i ui , ^T?^- 
 ^ m. JPT^. 
 
 2 ( of air ), v. Breeze. ^51^/. STT-TT^ ?^ /. 
 Bbeath-less, a. out of breath. «l^, <^Hrfril. 
 
 2 See Dead. 
 To BpEATHC, V. n. respire. sqr^Kjil'H ^o?- "^TRTr^TRT w. 
 
 g. of s. STRT m. 3T^6t ni. co«. 
 
 2 take breath, have an interval of rest. v. To Ke.^t. STH 
 
 m.^?nT'f^"S-<i|+-'ji, 3'llRf or sdHlWI m. STRiOl, ^TT^tor ^init) 
 
 m. ^^TPir or inv. con. T5^, 3THTT >". ^. 
 
 3 — the air, bloiv softly, ^^ot^ctof, s^cd^ot a<f». fT^W, ?J- 
 
 4 — hard, laboriously, &e. 5^ m.-sTRr m. cTPl^T in. <"0«. 
 ^ m. =5f^^ g^EnFR m.- ^«+KI m. •il+5|,3-«nT pr HT m. 
 Tit-dl+ut, qTTJf. 
 5 out; expire forcibly. ^fRu)', if^nPRBT, ^«*R m,-^-
 
 BSE 
 
 107 
 
 BRT 
 
 To b. one's last, expire, v. To Die. SfMrn. ^fts'iif , STT"t- 
 To BaEATHE, V. a. v. To Inhale. »qT«N<t'M?: ^, Wr^i', frof. 
 
 2 u^^fr so//Zy. ^-OTfg-&e. ^qr^of. 
 
 3 disclose, v. To Tell. =T^, T|r w. ^^y. q/" o. 
 Not to b. a syllable of. =q-^K'^ia^ m.-s^-kc. ^ ^\n^, 
 
 4 into; inject hy Ireathinj. "iTRrrsfTiTT ^^^. 
 
 5 out; ejeci hj Ireathiny. 5M1^N<N< WStrf. 
 
 6 express, sltoic, v. To Manifest. JT^fsTJi'. 
 BttEATiiER, B. Beeathing, /7. a. T. V. N. 1. awc? Living. 
 
 »^rRft, «rra>«mfti'oi'-'craT»Tr?ft,5iTwiTq',!TnJT'^rft, wsrm. 
 
 Beeathing, n. v.V. N. 1. — act. »?Tfl"T^^ /)o^. ^qifl'T'Tra' 
 
 5 g^H + IW n. &c. gg^FR or gH^THTT or ^■H'+-KI ?«. u. 
 
 I. ( through the nostrils, as practised by followers of 
 the Wedas or Tantras ) "T^ m. :p*rp m. "^^ m. STPJIT- 
 TTTw. (These words express differences in the manner). 
 
 Beeathing-place, «. sp'Vac^e, vent, air-hole. ^■^■AW pop. 
 ^■>^^ m. 5r<FFT m. 
 
 Bkeathless, a. q^, ^rnM^TT. 
 
 Bued,2a v. V. 1. g-rTT^"r5f^, &c. ^:^^, 
 3 TT^fTT, &c. FT^Hl'-^r HTCT %?5RrT. 
 
 Bbeecu, n. i«m, holtom. nf?/. Tv^^iiT m. Jn n. f'Wr «. 
 
 2 hinder part, v. Back. TTilHI'li-il TFT »t. ^^HfT m. 
 
 3 breeches. The varieties are knee b. TS^/. ^ftcETTT fft. 
 S. just covering the posteriors, nt^^osoir »». B.just 
 covering the thighs. lTfl=^\o50Tr or Miil-^jcAUIT "». 
 
 Woman that wears the b. ^^nqlHK^-TT/^tft^Tf^^/. 
 
 To wear the b. 'FTTt/. H\^M\. 
 To Beeech, v. a. f$rTT/.-&c. •■■A\r*A\. 
 
 2 ^'1U1H^-&C. KRW. 
 2'y Breed, u. o. generate, engender, 3^^ ^FT^, ^r'-lldui, S'- 
 
 2 occasion, produce, v. To Cause, -jth-x ^T^t, ^t^liul, 
 3"3rT=r^, TTft'^lT ^RW, g^'^^TT^ n.-&c. ^r^. 
 
 3 hring up, v. To Rear. "TT55'jf, TT^T'Tr, Mirt-i «.-Tr7ir ».- 
 &e. ^rrn y. o/ 0. ri^HNI HT5T ^of. 
 
 4 See To Educate. 
 
 5 (cattle) raise, rear. S^T^ST'f, f^TT^T^^, ^Irrfrf /.-&c. 
 
 BuEED, n. progeny, race, v. Family, Offspring. f^T^T^ w. 
 2 ( of cattle ) v. Stock. fTMf ot. fsj^sr^ n. 5tr5S ». iToft 
 
 Of a good b. *T5fhTT, *T55r^. 
 Beeed-bate, n. v. Incendiarx. qjolrilo^l, aTFMT^TT, «fj<3ft- 
 
 Bbeedeb, n. Beeedino,;?. a. — of female animals, not barren. 
 
 f^f^TTTFft, f=(rf|4>otrft, TT^. 
 
 Breeding, n. manners, Sfc. HTW^^/. f^^RrTT/. ^'^{^^ n. 
 
 ?T><NIh4 n. 
 Breeze, n. ^vt n. ^■ZT, J. ^\-i:i;\^^,-^ j. n^^rm m. Y'?^ 
 
 Balmy b. JT^^jftT ^?^ m. 
 
 Cool and balmy b. ^ftfrg^iq s[t<t m. 
 
 Land-b. ( i. c. from the E. or N. E. ) JTfT~^j /. 
 
 Sea-b. ?fH^T=F5^ eUT m. 
 Breezy, a. ^qT^ftT, f %^, f V^TT. 
 Beetueen, re. -JTr?: »«. 2^^. qg^?r m. pi. sjij-qTf ;». ^^Z. 
 
 2 gener. i. arec? «eor relatives, ^\^z(^_ m. pi. 
 Brevet, n. ?f;TTT?lH1'-5rf'THT^-&c. ^^f. 
 Breviary. See Abeidument. 
 Brevity, n. v. A. 2. 3T?T?ir/. fsT^FTrnHTST /«. 3Tfjf^Fn"?:'«. U- 
 
 lb Beew, v. o. ( beer, ale &c. ) «}>T^, w.rvr[. 
 
 2 devise, ^c. v. To Scheme, sffqvt^ ap^Tcfijf, ^^iJf. 
 To Brew, f. ?j. fig. be hatching, — mischief or evil, fq^r^ 
 
 Beibe, n. FJi^ /. 3TFrf-«.f n. \WjVmT^^ «. TTTfTTfr /. TT'^-TOT 
 
 «. ?^fT3r «». Pm^i^/. ri"ii<iMi?f n. ^%^^^f. t^^j^t/. ». 
 
 To stop the mouth with a. b. ?fr5 n. ^r!iaT_ 
 
 To take bribes or a b. Frf^/. ^p^T, 'i^^^^ n.-f,r^ m.- 
 
 ^^^ m. irmif, is^inHr^t 3'FT?:af , =En^'^, ^'"'Jr. 
 
 Beibe-eater, Bribe-taker, m. ^rf^ ^^T^Ff, f^t^qf^iY'" c =rf- 
 To Bribe, ^y. «. ?rt^/. ^^, Fjf^Tspjf, a^sfTFT «. ^^ot, ^T?r'/«.- 
 
 ^wf, ^T^ ^riH'Jf. 
 
 To b. extensively, ^pf «. >TRo|. 
 
 Beibed, p. T. V. ?jf=^=i^i=5r, Fif^sr ^r^F^, ^^'':( ^n^.^jh 
 
 To be b. be won over by bribery. ^t^Ttfof. 
 Briber, n. v. V. FfH^iIKI, FSf^WJTRT, ^T3;-fH5rt-&c. km- 
 ^, H^rarT-^T*qT, fTJl^STT, "^flT. [ sjfpTF" «'. 
 
 Bbibeet, n. ?jt=q^ M.-irof «. ?5f=ET^Tft /. ?5t%^ n. ?5f%=E?T- 
 
 B. — compreh; b. and corruption, venal practices. ^- 
 
 Beick, n. f?: or f[zf. ffs^f /. 
 
 Kilu-burned b. Baked b. ^^V'.f. 'JW'^.W.J /■ 
 
 Eow of bricks (in a building ) laid upright or on 
 edge. i'\i-^\ m. 
 
 Sun-dried b. ^^'Z f. iT\^ n. JTR ». HST m. (Hii.s is a 
 large and squared mass of kneaded earth ). 
 
 Vitrified b. ^TT m. ^'q^^r/. 
 
 Vitrified excrescence upon a b. ^^tri n, 
 Beick-bat, «. ^^ or fZ'fr;/. n. ^"t?5T »«. TTST »i. ^TT »». 
 Beick-built, a. r^mr, r?:fHf ^q'^F^T. 
 Beick-clay, n, jHI' ^nfft/. 
 Beick-dust, «. q^/. sr:^?"/. «. 
 Beick-dust, rt. of the colour of b, T^Z^t[ or S^^^. 
 Beick-kiln, n. jt\=^\i={f[ f. 
 
 Brick-xayer, n. v. Mason, qsr^t or n^s-^TT o;- "ili^ ?;>. 
 Beick-makee, re. ^^|+<uiKr, ^HTT «f. t^T?5r, jH'^AW-^''. 
 
 Frame of a b. for carrying earth. 'T'sft /. 
 Beick-mould, n, ^jCWi n. JTnrS /;. 
 Bbick-woek, n, |^^iTH n. J7pt(i}f, 
 To Buck, r. a. l/Ai\ f, mTp\, if.^^^} ^prrir, 5=n=fr ^\^^^,
 
 BRT 
 
 108 
 
 BRT 
 
 KfMDAL, a. ?5nr5?T, f«i<Ji^ni. ^^rrff^, wgrf^, r«i«(i^««i'tft, 
 
 Ukiual, n. nupt till feast. ^RH^m. f^T^TT^H^ m. ?5K^Ff ». 
 
 An adult b. vi | U | dt HSTCT/. vjiuirfl ^Tf /. 
 B. and bridegroom. ^|^^ ("• ait^n. q^T«. 
 L'lotli inter|)oged ( at weddings ) botweeu the b. and 
 bridegroom. 'JTrT'.TT'i.^rigurcs or Hues drawn on it. 
 
 I'ull grown or big girl standing as a b. ^fl^srtt or 
 
 Mother of the b. ^■'A^\^ or ^pTTT/. arrpTFT/. 
 i'artj or company of the b. ^'•^^»«. — Member of it. 
 
 To dance, holding the b. and bridegroom upon the 
 liij)8. ^ilT 'TT^ra'of- 
 
 To fix upon a b ( for one's son ). ^tr ^m^ ^R^. 
 
 Some of the numerous terms expressive of rites and 
 ceremonies observed hj or towards a Iride, of presents 
 made to,and of persons and things pertaining or relat- 
 ing to a hriJe, are inserted here. Particular inform- 
 ation can, whenever desired,be obtained upon consult- 
 ing the M. and E. Diet. STFRft, ^^F^^^r^, vjIIUh^ i, 
 TIM^fl^, T3T, (g^'l'im, "7Wgir, <TT?WrST, MldiK^Ud or 
 •4l'iJ|>'^--ll, TROT, TR^, *rfT?T5;t or Tf^raoS, ITJToE^, ITT- 
 VM^'JI, H 1^-11^, JTTOTftTJr, iT ^TJH Oft, Wr^ or ^-^^, H- 
 
 Briuk-gkoom, n. H^njw. ^w. H<^<^y ?y». 
 
 An adult b. ^ItJlTTT H^TT »n. -.riiUMl ^ »». 
 
 Alighting of the b. at the Tillage of Lis intended. 
 -iiui--itiim. V. \ !R.— House appointed for it. vf iun^ . 
 ^ n. Jiiuwtll OT. 
 
 B. iufcrior ( in age or size ) to his bride. f^TJRT. 
 
 Departure of the b. for the marriage. eITsr?m?r». 
 
 Tatlier of the b. SRirrTm. c)^|^H I»t. 
 
 Flowers, &c. bound around the brow of the b. »r5t- 
 5fT or JTS^/. i^iH'l or tjjHoft y. 
 ^ Full grown or big boy standing as a b. ^ts^rrarfw. 
 
 Man .sent to bring the b. ^Kn=rT«i. 
 
 Mother of the b. ^ry^v^f. ■iKH I d l/. 
 
 Ofifcriugs and honors paid to a b. w-^^m. tfj -HHV- 
 '"^"- ^ [ ^?ft4'. 
 
 Party or company of the b. 5Tq-^»t.— Member of it. 
 
 J'rcsents to the b. ^<df^u | | /. A \ i, \ ^ \ rris^w. 
 
 Presents to the mother of the b. '^t:^'^ m. ^\z^- 
 "Totn. &c. 
 
 Procession of the b. ^v^m. 
 
 Pole carried before the b. in p. tTP5?r^«. 
 
 Proces,-ion of the b. and bride towards home. ^PITT 
 
 To fix upon a b. ( for one's daughter ). ^ %jt^ qr^. 
 
 I?jiii)E-sf Ain, n. W^n^f. 
 
 BniDE-siiN, n. ^f^T^^ m. JTr^TFTT m. 
 
 BniDGE, n. ^^ m. %g m. ^T^ m. [ ^j-T" w. 
 
 B. or float hastily constructed of rude materials. 
 
 A disposition of bridges. ^ rf,■i^■C \ J. 
 
 Wooden b. ^,%VV^ or ^^q^SJT^ or F,%£\Y' m. [7]nt. 
 
 2 (of the nose). m^^V^ stST or qwT m. ^1+15 n. n m i^- 
 
 3 ( of a music instrument ). ^ft/. ^T^ /. dH'i.R t/. 
 ar^/. 3T5?fr/. 3T^/. 
 
 To Bridge, v. a. ^ m. qftriif ivith sp: o/o. 
 
 BlilDQE-BniLDINO, BuiDOE-LATlNO, M. q?!;?!^ /. 
 
 Beidle, w. lit. and fig. fJITT »»./. 3T^/. 
 
 Grooming b. ^M'd /• ^PT^JfT »?. [ of ^. o/ o. 
 
 To put one's b. in the jaws of. ?IPpf ?^fPT/. «rT?5- 
 Beidle-hand, n. FITnTRT ffFT »». 
 
 Beidle-eoad, n. qi^^R/. [ f^oir. 
 
 To Bridle, v. a. put a bridle on. r5'i|H ot. /. ^-vjlrftil-^?- 
 
 2 restrain or guide ly a Iridle, lit. fig. v. To Eestbaih. 
 
 To Bridle, v. n. hold vp the head and draw in the chin, m^ 
 
 3TT^SiJf, HH-=(1 srfjpiT w. c|otc|uli . 
 To b. up ( under huff, &e. ) ^W. [ «i^. 
 
 Bridled, p. v. V. 1. W\\H r<^?5T-q7cT^3T-^s1iT%?JT, JSTItt- 
 
 2 rJJimid Mi-^lrJI, &c. 3<N<rirfl, 3T^TT%?IT, 3TT^. 
 Brief, n. epitome, v. Abridgment. B^ht m. [ OT n. 
 
 2 pleader's case. <rfsF?5T% ii^^ui w.-HiHUr «. y+<^'-*<|-2i ?r^- 
 
 3 See "Writ. 
 
 Brief, o. See Short. 2 concise, — writings, speech, &c. 
 
 ?i5^, qRFnd^^^. 
 
 3— speaker, &c. ^?^, ?ff?TO^nPT, ^^TTft, fiRTTPfl". 
 In b. ^Y^ "^ '^1 ^^• 
 Briefly, adv. v. A. 2. ^Il^cj-Mid, B?7W^7T,^fPTrrr, ?r?n^:, 
 
 ?i+~Nd:, 3TrMr«(«KH. 
 Beiefitess, n. v. A. 2. ^^m. W^^'^rU f. fl'm'TR m. ^T^T^I 
 
 /• fWTTFITSrw. 
 Bbiee, n. wild rose. <HJJ'^jM»>. ^T^PpTRw. '^TTPpTRis, 
 
 2 — gener. v. Thoen. ^R5rT5». 
 Brio, n. ^^\i\ 'irfttd «. 
 Brigade, n. %vtnTPT«. fl^T^n. 
 Brigadier, n. 'i^'-m^^A^^lmn. 
 Brigand, n. q^^Jft, sTs^ini, J3. 
 Brigandage, m. t'ST^ / jut »• ^^/ sitT^ «• 
 Bright, a. ihining, lucid, luminous, lustrous, radiant, 
 
 resplendent, refuljent, ^-c. 3^51, ^T^^r5 or 3, ^epF^^^^^, 
 
 d^jp^ft, ?r;;T=rr^, d^-^id, d^^rwr, d^^jRr, d%>iiHM,ttd-'i, rTFrr- 
 
 =^, d^'R^, &C. d<r||a!., rf^:^1Tr=ft, ^Irilqd, v>ild<^R, SI^- 
 liTTFf, sriTT^TT?, ^^^t-l, 'flfHHIl, 'PlfirHTg, a^l^^t'il, ^^.1 
 
 — micna. flaming, hlaziny, ^e. v. Glaring. v^^=P«!T^, 
 ^c'T'TR, sjn^rq^R, ^JTT^rT, gsTT. See also Beil- 
 
 LIANT.
 
 ■BRI 
 
 109 
 
 BRI 
 
 2— not dull, V. SuAKP. -^UHurid, rft^OT, sf^^, ^^^, 
 
 S — a colour, cZ^ar and full, ^f^ or"j'i|TT. [ ^?T. 
 
 4— the moou-beaina. fq^, pT-il^lU--)!, f^TTRTTT^T, <K^- 
 5 — the eyes. Mlufl'^K, "^T^'^T^cT, ^rT^T. 
 6 ( prospects, &c. ) ^ ^prq-peqr vii^i, ?I^«^-M-+>. 
 To BniOHTEN, V. a. make Irii/ht. T^\'S-'^\T?(^M-Ak'i\ -rrasf- 
 
 ri- &c. ^Tot, R^rafam, ;ir^T5!;'Jf, 3-doi'-iu^ig- arrom, w- 
 
 2up; OTiT^e rfetrr, sharp, Sfc. a^^K"^, ^TT^r^ftrr-cft^-rft- 
 Jb BriioiiTEtf, V. w. become bright. 3"JTcStJf, ?7lT?r "^i^, ^?I- 
 
 2 up ; become clever, ^'c. >3^H<uf, rft^-rfttT-^c. ^nr. 
 BEianTENiNG, ». V. V. A. 1. — act. g'^JfoS ^^r^ n. ij^J^ijf n. 
 
 g^K«r?5^ n. 
 BeiQET-eted, a. =^:h^^ ffe^TRT. 
 Beiqhtlt, adv. v.A. 1. cT^^, ?r^q?57T, rnjJrT^, !a+y+,=?rK- 
 
 4 i%qT. 
 Bkiqhtness, n. \. A. 1. vj jlcimu||»t. Ac. ?5%^/. rR«. ^-H'R 
 
 2 and SniEPNESS. rft^^nnTr/. 5f^?ft^"'T7rr /. 
 
 BErLLIANCE, BeilLIANCT, n. v. A. 1. rl+rl+l /. Fr=P=f^/. 
 'l+^+n/. 5F15rift or f^fgrff /. y+i^+rt/. ^TTfTT or ift/ 
 ^TS^r^/. ^ra^/. g^^fft/. ==rnF=^^^ n.— intens. ?i^sr. 
 ^TR: m. ^+,1+1/. -^+1+1/. d+.l+1/. ^^-Ht.i-iw. 4l'+-irf-+-ie 
 
 2 V. LusTEE. <TT^n. n^n. 
 
 BuiLLiANT, a. sparkling, glittering. ri+ri^^H, rl+d+Hn, ^^- 
 •^+1^1, d+rl+l^l, -^+^+ri-m, &c. yivi'Iln or (y'lryild, 
 iil'imflH, y+y+ld, i^otSJoflH, dottoiln, 4^i+>|>ot+^ 3^7^ 
 SIT^, 'd\HciHMc6. See also Beight. 
 2 — a gem, v.Lusteofs. q^rrsTRT, Miufl'^l'', ^T^TTT. 
 
 3 splendid, Sfc. v. Fine. gpTTT^, 'ciHiJ^^T. 
 4 — an exploit.&c. W^Nt, SfmH^Nl, qHI'MNI. 
 
 Beilliai?t, «. diamond cut loith facets. cTTrRTw;. 
 
 BeILLIANTLT, 0</o. v. A. 1. rt+r^+lH , rT^rnptq-, &c. rT^PrT^, 
 
 4I+.4I4), -=1+^+, -^i+rfSh'. 
 
 Beim, n. V. Edge. ^s/. ^p^/. f+HH|OT mf«. 
 Up to the b. rid I rid, ^- See Beimftjl. 
 
 Beimful, a. & a(/y. ^TXm, nt?W, JTTTr, ^R^TT, ^^T^fS, 
 i+li4), fTdTOT, rtKlrlK, ri~|SI<lls, dlS=<l, Ml<»il*, ^ToE^qToS, 
 tnfhnT, 3on^?T, S^TS^ffrf or §<Ms4\?T, '|ciJ|ot1d or frta- 
 frr^ft^T, •.HdH'/ld, grm?, 5;^^, ^t^ or FT31T, ^^, ?f^, 
 
 To be b. ^srs^iuf, ?5Si j.^ofr-HT^. 
 To BniM, «. a. V<^ Tm, !fi?T^5-&c. JT^. 
 Bbimmeb, n. glass, ^'c. full to iZ'e irm. sq^sftrf-^nTTT-Ac. 
 
 Bbimmikg, a. V. Bkimfui,. sq^iftrf or |ST55ftrT, ^Tifff?, 
 
 BniMSTONE, «. '\^^m. 
 
 Bkiusto.nt, a. v. N. liKnrr^T, qvT^mpw, n'^r^P'^H^. 
 
 Beinded, Bmndi-ed, a. streaked. 5f^raTo;-5?T^T. 5)t^r-T^?1'"r. 
 Beine, n. qiTir^Rw. ??R>«. fTT^Tft'i. 
 Prepared with b. ^^|=|fu|-+,. 
 
 2 See Ocean. 3 See Tears. 
 To Beine, v.a. steep in b. f^7;^^^ir^ Wt^^. 
 
 2 mix sail with. v(\z>i. ^rF5>J|'. 
 To Being, v. a. 3TPiTof, q^^ k^i, aTRPRT «. Jf;^;'iTy. o/t?. 
 
 2 produce unto ^'Jf, TTtTf^ot, srrfH'/.-fHcZq«T/.-&c. araOr- 
 ^Tjf "I. con. ^ g.of o. qvRTTw. ^^ in con. Sf g. ofo. 
 
 3 (to a certain condition ) 3Tmof, ^\^\, ^^^^-z}■\^• 
 &c. 3TT"Jr"^. 
 
 4 about; V. To Effect. q^f^-3H^-^H^-&c.3Tm'Jt, 
 
 5 down. See To IIumele. 
 
 6 forth; V. To Beae. ^r^i^irof, if^rl^'jf. 
 
 7 forth-orto light; v. To Publtsh. irf%^^-1-Tf|%H- 
 ;rq^?'ra-3^3TH-3-HT5-5TTH-&c. armor, sil^^^R^. 
 
 8 forward ; v. To Adduce, q^ ^of, im W.^, TRTT^T 
 in. ^^g. of 0. {icilh ^]^■^. 
 
 9 in ; produce as income. g^T^r n.-^^f.- li\T^m.-&c.^it\ 
 
 10 on ; occasion unto. 3TTWT, =?Raf. 
 
 11 on one's self; (a trouble or evil). ■srrTFqr TTTT^T ^\l^ 
 aftffT ^^ or qT|5 ^ot or m^n ^rof, ?^TT^^;r ?jr^^/- ^- 
 
 12 on one's way. %oEf^'jf. 
 
 13 0Ter;T. To Peesuade. irt ». T^^of, f*f5t^ ij-ijf, 
 
 &c. v^;^, g. of. 0. [crrbr. 
 
 14 to; restore to consciousness. ^§l^-^^HHTJTT-<tc.3TT- 
 
 15 under ; v. To Subdue. ^ldHHIc^i-;|^f?T-?Tr55Tt?r-?jrT- 
 iriH- &c. arriM, q'?! ^RDt. 
 
 16 up; V. To Rear, To Educate. M\otf'\^, 'iTTTTW- m^M, 
 <fRm, HlrfdM^r^ui n. ^F^. 
 
 17 up;;);JZ Hi, curb, v. To Restbain. 3TRt^-3fR^-ctc\ 
 
 To be brought up by, slopped in progress bg. sqdr, 
 Bbinjai, )(. eggplant,— the plant. ^Tfift/. ^m^ /. ^H]^ 
 m. — the fruit, srin «• fTT^ n. 
 
 Summer b.— the plant. 3^^T55 Tf'ft /• 
 — the fruit, vi-^lot crf'f «. 
 Bbinjaeeie, w. carrier of g-iin, ^-c. ijUMKi or «j U M | (l '. 
 
 Camp or company of Brinjarries. JpiT^lT «• 
 Bbink, «. T. Edge, sp^/ ?rf or vrs/. f^^TRT >». 
 Beint, Beinish, a. salt. ^RT, ^jTR?:, ^TRJ^. 
 Beisk, a. sprightly, gag, \. Lively. 3TT^^, 3??Rft, 3TH?- 
 
 2 active, quid; ^'c. v. Smaet. ^EPTrT, =^"T3:t, W^IF. ^^T?. 
 g^TRIcrT, =5r?5T^ or ^FJI^T. 
 
 3 itwy, <f-e. V. Bustling. ^5^iTr,T3qi^TT, 5T^7^iT,5T?qft'. 
 4 — of towns, &c.Z(VfZy,v. SwAEsuNo.r^l^t'l, l^'l^T^. 
 5— trade, sale, &c. f^r^R, ^^=qr, rr?ifft^r, =e{?^^T^T,
 
 BRO 110 
 
 t; (of tiro) vi^trJitH, tmtnfNT. 
 
 7 eJJ'creetc.ng, Jri^lKI, ^Tfiq^'TT^m-^RW. 
 V.UISKET, n. TT «»• 
 HiusKLT, aJv V. A. 1. 7{?mT^, 3TPl'5|Tft^. 
 
 •J ^^mTm, ^^T^rin, Af. Wi"^ or TTt, fTTS or ^, ^^:^^or 
 
 ^r, 5rT=?;^-^-&e. ^n^TT, ^rs^ or ^, ^r^^r, 5r<T5fJr, ^ftt- 
 
 f TH, HTHT, HTTTf- 
 — inU'ns. ^JTrrq^T, ^Rrrf, ^Tjr[. ^TT^TT, ^TTRt. 
 
 J!i;l<KNE9S, n. V. V. 1. 3-|?rf,>T'JTr wi. &c. STH^frT /. 3-f?T- 
 •2 ^OTUTT m. ;^ifmT/. ==^^7/. ^^'H; / 5R^ /. BPT/. 
 ^J^TFt or ^^FTHTT / "^T^^^TT/. ^T^TrT «. 
 
 13. and dulness ( of trade, sale, &c. ). a^fffri'^/. 
 Bkistle, n. ^f m. %\z\ m. \J^ m. n. 
 
 Bristles. ^^X^ m. j.l. 
 To Bkistle, r. n. — the hair. J-jt'TT'if, '^^fT'^Tor or '^^'iTTvf, 
 
 '^TITDf , ^'TRot, ^'^TRTilt /. fnJf y. of. s. 
 
 2 set up its feathers— A bird. fTOTTof. 
 To Bristle, v. a. -arC/Trf^S^ or 'tTT'tnTR'Tf, ^'TRoT. 
 J^iilSTLX, a. set ic/M li uZ/cs. ^H^NTT, ^J.^'^^, ^J^.f^Tf?!"?. 
 MuiTisn, a. f^^^ixn^j^ ft^jfVsTH^J'^t, 5?1^, ■H l '^^l , firfrT^T. 
 BlilTOX, n. fjiriqV^T^iT H^ c. ^^. 
 iiBiTTLE, a. o/«o/< /ire. fe3[o!;,ft?r5r,f?73ar, ^T(%r—thai 
 
 Lreaks easily. ^FvF, f^R^, H^^^i'^^. 
 
 '2— csp. of thread or cord. J^rTT, ^^^t?, "J^T-TT, <BH^^r. 
 Bbittleness, n. v. A. 1. fe'j^TnTr '»• 1%H^'mT »i. J?;?^/. 
 To BEOAcn, V. a. spit. f«qnT-f ^^rr^TT ij'^if. 
 
 2 />/frce jn order to draw, m^ n.-HTS "■ "TTSi^. 
 
 :{ ( a store ). ^T5^, "ifrs^, ^^Ruf 
 
 ■1- yii-e out, disclose, v. To Tell. tFnw,^^?nT^, !Tf%5-!rT2;- 
 
 ic. iRUT, ^m?T 3TPTiif, ^TrHlrF n. ^"jf J. of o. 
 BROicn. See Srii. 2 See Bnoocii. 
 JSboad, a. wide. ^, %^, ^5ft=qT, f? H | . ! NI , f^'^oT, f^^. 
 
 —of cloth, ^vamvp^ix^. 
 
 B. as long. Jiy. V+'SV^=^, "^f^ ?7--|*"l^|JJ^, '^^pRT^, 
 
 Broadish. ^r^^ ^?^_ 
 
 Very b. ^^ra, %5T? or J;^. 
 
 2 yross, coarse, ruddy plain, blunt, S(c. qH^^TT^T, ^JJT^- 
 
 3 -day liglit. -HUTHuflrT, <p7Tf?ftH, 'giqfm. 
 
 It is b. day light. ^TiilToffcf T^3^. 
 4— views, sentiment H, V. Compbehensive. sf^dJRTOir^y, 
 
 Broad-awake, a. qrrTT ^mi i jP .^ r. 
 
 BboaD-beeasted, Buoab-cdesteii, a. HT^rFfr^,irT?frq'-, ^- 
 
 BROAD-BKIiiyEI), a. i^ qR^, ^ f=jr^r;;^T^r 
 
 BaoAE-CAST, a. net^STPIFIT-cr^^T-^T, w;ff%"^:if|^ 
 Bi.0AD-CA3T, adv. ^_ 
 
 b:?o 
 
 Corn (csp. rice) sown b. f^f. 
 To sow b. f^f. HX^ or Siwf y. ofo. 
 BEOADCLOxn, n. siJTTfT or ^[^'[r^ f. ?iq;?!Trr or zf. [ti^. 
 
 Of or belonging to b. ^q??rr<iT- or ^, i^^i^fj^^p^ W^?IT- 
 
 BEOAD-SnODLBEEED, O. f^^TT^^q^, 34^?^. 
 
 Beoad-side, «. ns^TTT^TT tr%5n^^€t?; ^^ m^^ tswrot. 
 
 Broad-swoed, n. ?^ TPTT^ nr^TTT /. ^ HTifTT /. 
 To Beoaden, u. n. grow Iroad. ^^^^ q^^^ ^M. 
 To Beoaien, v.a. 5f,^-&c. ^FT^, ^TT^i^. 
 Beoadisu, a. ?^ or f^. 
 Beoadlt, of/f. V. A. 1. tz_. 
 
 H-^Jfq--&C. " 
 Beoaeness, «. V. A. 1. ^^/. ^c[T«rr'«. ^^<TT'n. 
 
 2 %K^f(TtJTTm. y^%7'Jrr'«. 'O'S^TOTT";. ^i'^rsrTTf^ n. 
 
 Beoadwise, adi\ arrs^rr, ^i^f^, qr^^'Tm t? ^:^^. 
 
 Beocade, «. "^m.f. ^^^U^ or ;?f^^^/. ^STtPFPTf ?i. WHTfCl 
 f. rJ^Tn" »». f^^TTil »». 
 
 False b. or lace ^\^'i\^Tmf. 
 
 Old b. fringe, &c. ^i ^l ^H idK /. ^ftfrt/. 
 
 Old b. lace, &c.-merchant. 3ff^^?«. 
 Beoc.vded, a. woven with gold or silv- r thread. MiJrll/1, ^JTfl, 
 
 Full or richly b. »1T^ft, Mi'Al'i.r^- 
 2 thai has a lorder of brocade or gold thready rtM^ilT, 
 
 •Tr^^, 'TiriMT, T?5^, ^irftT^'^. 
 
 Bbocage or Bhokage, n. v. Beokekage. 3ai?ft/. i ^*:r](\ f. 
 Beocoli, n. ^ ^TT^ f^m 3Tt|. 
 BEOorE, «. V. Shoe. ;^T5Tot. 
 
 2 corrupt dialect. STTToft^ftrff/. ^iTTTt^Wt/. 
 To Beoibee, Beoibeet, &c. See To Embeoihee, &c. 
 Beoil or Beawl, n. noisy quarrel, v. Squabble. ^.Z^.Zf. 
 
 ^?^Pm/. 71'm^'ft/. '=)NNI'^ /. +^1-+.-^/. ^FST^St/. H- 
 
 To Beoil, t>. a. TPJm or ^pT^, HrfT'jft/.-iTr?r'JT'i.-'TnT<T«.- 
 
 H^^ «. jpT'f y. o/o. 
 To Beoil, v. n. ^f^T^. 
 
 2 fig. suffer from the sun, &c. FT^rToJot, ^W.^. fTaqoi", 
 
 dcidot /. ^tot g. of s. 
 Beoiled,^. V. V. A. HT^^, *rrJTTT, HT^T^, HpSm. H^. 
 To Beoke, v. n. act as a broker. ifA^A f ^^^. 
 Beoken, jo. & a. V. V. A. 1. jfr§%?JT, &c. H^^, JTIT^, ^- 
 
 B. and battered. ^^HJST or ^^HjiT. 
 
 T. disconfinuous,interruj>ied. g^^.H?^, ^^^TT,^t?R. 
 
 II. — a discourse, utterance, &c. 5^^, 5^T. 
 
 III. «o< e«<i/r, incomplete, odd. ^2^, f ^^^• 
 Beoken-heaeted, a. TiTIST, f^|?^, 5^5^, TTTTTI. 
 Beoken-kneed, a. ^f^rTT I^^tNt. 
 Beoken-meat, n. 3T?5% 3Tvr«. H^SHre%?«./)Z ^^IrTT^r^w! ;-/. 
 
 BeOKEN wiNrED; o. ^Zr^T ^T^T, ^TTT?:^?5T, "iH'l?.?rT, TT?-
 
 ERO 
 
 111 
 
 BRO 
 
 Bboken.vess, n. feeling of luxal ion Sj relaxation, v. Exhaus- 
 tion. ^TTot. "^Xm. Hli+oSr/. <j<<JI »». ^T^TT m. ^^ or 
 
 To have tlio foeling of b. i^ot^ciCiT. 
 2 (as of a floor or pavement), ^'^sstir/. 
 Bkokek «. o«e who huys or sells for another, n^rtir-j. 
 
 2 seZZer 0/ oZtZ apparel, Sfc. ^^^fq^TT, ^«TT^T «lT^3TTf)', 
 
 3 V. Pimp, vf^^rr. 
 
 Bkokeeage, «, V. N. 1. business of a IroJcer. ^Trft/. ^^- 
 
 I. hire or pni/ of a IroJcer. dr^lr^/. ^^ft/- 
 BnOSCniAL, «. belonginj to the throat. q^^T^, qR^', ■+.<i'W, 
 
 Br.oxcnocELE, n. ir^Jij'"- n|w'. H'-^RdT m. 
 IkONCHOTOiiY, n. ^\HH\>\'ii'\'\n. ^TT'HHI'Wr^ «. 
 Bjjonze, «. rriSTT^ 3TTf&r ^<T^=^T fTT^iTtTT^"'- "T=^^^qT^m. 
 Buoocn, «. ^r^ arS'+.^NN ^H'T^iT ». 5r?T?'<t?5 H^ir n. 
 
 2 See Jewel. 
 To Beood, v. n. inculafe. THTT/. m^^r, ^T^f. ^i?f, 3t- 
 
 t\n.pi. JT^if^af, ariiTarrrrOT. ^^of, ti^tt/. ^, ^^JTTfH- 
 
 2 ovev;pon,ltr over, ^qj^^.-f^rf^n.-ctc. tr^TT «RI^, f%- 
 
 ?rr ^^ ^Rf^, wf%?r sth^. 
 
 Beood, «. hatch, the whole hatch. sffiiT/. %rT «. [JpT.M. 
 
 2 breeds progeny, hatch, Sfc. v. Offspeing. cJT^m. fs^- 
 
 Beook, Beooelet, n. v. Eivulet. 3«T^r?«. ^rrJTw. ^T^oS m. 
 
 q-^r m. 
 
 A clattering b. ?r55Toft/. 
 
 Dry bed of a b. a?rs^ui n. 
 jTo Beook, v. a. put up with, v. To Beae. ^RTof, ^|^ui', tfr- 
 
 7M ^TT?5aT-?;5rat. 
 Broom, m. hesom. W'**^'^\\ or «P^nift/. gT| w- ^rfJT/. 5m- 
 
 ijft/. 5?TTTTw- (^/m. JfTrft/. ^RT'^ft/ ^K^T'T/. qTR-oft/. 
 
 B. of strong and stiff stalks. ^TJ'^m. 
 B. of twigs or cuttings. %Tf5T. 
 B. with handle, ^il or 5tl%Tg'jft/. 
 B. worn to the stump. ^^ITT m. W-\'^ «• 
 Stock or hinderpart of a b. ^'4?». ^qT?«. ^v^\m. JT^- 
 1T or jnTTw. 
 
 To beat with a b. gtTR"Jt. 
 2^5rT5 W^- 
 BflOOMSTAFF, Beoomstick, «. %<^uR-^| st^m. 
 Beoth, n. decoction of meat. ^\ti\-^ m^^ n. q;s^crr n. t^t m. 
 ^^■HlWC^n. 
 
 B. of some pulse. ^5ir n. ^F^^OT ra. 
 Beotdel, n. sj^^F^rrSTOT. f^TR^TTSTTO. 'fe5TP^^nn?rT m. f?T?c5- 
 
 Beothee, n. TTTSirt. ^j'^m. 'JTrfT »<• ^'^pT^T w. sjtqcTw. 
 Brothers, Brethren. sj'j^ipT "i- /jZ. si'^j^ mpl. 
 Brothers and sisters— collect, nv^n.pl. 5i^t<JPTRTrt. 
 
 pl. *ri^"^f^yff/. f^ 
 
 ^t^TTI^OT. ^^^T, fl-y^, 'J.^'Ti 
 
 B. of whole blood. 
 
 B.'s wife ^T^^if. yM^F-ll/. 
 
 Elder b. cTftFJ TTi:, J^FIIHT^, 3T!T^, ^q^^J. 
 
 }la]f-h.h.onthefiit.'ier's side. ^Hf^HT^, ^^^T^TTT, 
 
 Husband's b.'s wife. \^ or ^irP3r/. 
 
 IIu.'<band's b.'s daughter.' RTl^'T/. 
 
 Twin b. ^rZTJTT^, ^?n^^T 'TT^. 
 
 Uterine b. ^HT^ H M^-(^^f:KTH^-Ac. sj-'^w. ^^jfij. 
 
 Younger b. mW'^ HT^T, HTT^rTT^J, Trs^TTTT, 3T=Ttt, 
 
 3T5rr3T. 
 
 2 one closely allied hy some tie. TTS m. i;^J m. 
 Beotuee iif-'s.i.yf,n.wife's brother. K^^ m. 'm\P'j^.m.')^V^,m. 
 
 2 sister s hut.band.M'^^m. sqp^^ ??8.5qi77 m. Hf^l^fT'TfrT?;?. 
 *rTJT»» ■>TT^T^»!.(used only of an elder sister's husband). 
 
 3 huiband's brother, z^ pop. cftTm- HT^m. »TRr?ft'». 
 BEOTHEEHOon, n. JTT^5[^ or Hlf^^^/. HT^TTtrrT or ^[jq- 
 
 2 f rati rnity, association, V. ConTAVY. 'if^ pop. "TTrT/. 
 Beoihee-like, Buoiheblt, a. illJ,HU|Ml, TT?r5R^=qT, ^vj- 
 
 f^T^TT, Hr^=qT-'TT^, sjusTT^TT^, >Tr?r??r, ar^ftq-, iigjpT, 
 
 BEOxnEELJNEss, ». V. A. Tn^^^ or Hj^^^ f. HT^TS?^/. 
 
 ^V^rmj or mim\ m. ^]J^f. Hrs^T<r m. HTl^qiT OT. if- 
 
 ^W[^ m. ^■'^ n. 
 Beotheelt, ado. HTSTTTT'I, ^71=^711^, HTT^'^Tt^, sjg^TRR, 
 
 BEO0GHT,/). V. V. 1. 3TTOT^3fT, &C. 3Tpft7, 3ir|fT. 
 
 2 Mlf^ri, siTfr. [ JJ/. 
 
 Beow, n. arch over the eye. jfraf or Htr| or f>T^/. «^./'. 
 
 To knit the b.s HST^TK lf^/. /'Z.-ar^t/ qirS^j^t^nTT 
 
 /. /)Z. =Ef^5f_ 
 
 2 Z/(f «rcA 0/ hair over the brow. 'Ht^f or H=IT or f^T^'/. 
 «[/. gf ^/- 'T5f(% %^T »». /.'Z. 
 
 3 V. FOREUEAD. ^qjoS «. f^ScE Or 1^^T^ w. JTra «. 
 
 By the sweat of the b. f^^7.'=:^^ ^TPTT'i. 
 
 4 ( of a hill, &c. ). iTR-qr-sft ^5/. 1557 ?n. nol?RT »!. 
 
 To Beowbeat, v. a. ■H»TJTT-5f^=q^f=15fR;or, sV^ 7n. pi. xf^^r- 
 OTR'jf-'TT^^fijf-iRTToi-tpm-N^^, 31^ m. pi. iJirreTT- 
 
 Bboweeating, «. V. V. — act. 5t* ^^fSffT ^tc^fif «. &c. tj+)<im. 
 
 Beo'^vn, a. ^, g^tTPTT, ^^, ^TTfq^fl", 5^5^. N. B. These 
 words express different shades of brown. 
 
 Brownish. -J-i'l-Hi. 
 
 Dark b. q'JT^lT^r^^, T-fl n. 
 
 Light or reddish b. HXJ or JirTT, T^TT. 
 To Brown, v. o. 3^ftTn to.-&c. ^, ^^^^r5TT-&c. ^RCr. 
 Beownness, n. v. A. S^^t^TJIT m. 3^<^ J?i. 
 Beown-study, n. #K2;t-qT?T n. 1^'4^«TTH «. 
 2b Browse, v. n. feed on branches, leaves, ^'c. 5fr3Tr?!T m,-
 
 [Sfn. 
 
 BRU 
 
 2 graze. ^dt_ 
 Hkowsk, n. 5frT<TT^r "I. 3TP7RTr5r 
 Hru IS. bee Bear. 
 To Bruise, r. a. ^or remiss, i^loiw, ^'^f, ^'fTW, •«i'i<,u|',3j- 
 
 2(|)r|)i)or». frn\l».»QVi\».S^i'.)]ioun'llijhtly.hrciik coarsely. 
 
 W:%^, <?rTn^'Jr,^'^'ifor|?TniiJT,^r6r, qi;j?ui(/i;».q-|:i,iciiJli. 
 
 Bkiisk, rt. contusion. 'jTr^m:^ ^TRFfl ^•yiMri/. %=q%?lT ^ 
 
 fM.-*0. 
 
 2 See Di.sT. [f^ff, ^OT, 
 
 Biti'lsKl), ;;. V. Y. 1. ^^^r^, ^^fT^r, &c. -^-H+l, v^fft, "H 
 
 HiiviT, «. V. Kepoet. 3Rf /. 3r?>^/. 3<|<<.<j|/. J|M | c)Mi m 
 To Bbuit, v. a. noise abroad, v. To Noise. TT^^TT^, ^f^^ 
 
 &C. :p^. 
 BKLfiiAi,, (J. lelonjing to the winter. r^HlwMr^r, ^,^tt?T, 
 BiuSETiE, H. woman of a dark complexion. ^filoE^rRofr or ^PT- 
 
 Bki:>-t, n. heat or violence of. ^TTr^T m. W€\WA or dJK Hl ot. 
 
 2 ( of a blow ). V. Shock. q^^»». \^-:^\ m. 
 BEosn, «. *<t/. f^ift/. tp^ m. f ^J^/. iTTiNl'/. 
 
 2 ( of painter ). ^^\f. ^[A dim. qHft/- ^?5T n. ff^/. 
 
 » ( of weaver ). f ^f/. ^B'^pift/. 
 
 4 ( of peacock's feathers, palm leaves, &c.). ^^^ m. 
 
 5 ruh, rude collision. ^^r\ m. m\<^.\ m. ^^ m. ^^ f. 
 
 6 skirmish, slight encounter. =^^v^f. v. ^rj, ^rrnrrt/. 
 To Bnusn, f. a. ^^t^&c. 5rretfr-^l4>+'Tif, 5rraw. 't.^-ifi^ i. ^^. 
 
 2 awav oft'; whislc.flap, S,-c. 5rra^, jjd'+.Ji , g -i-t-iqof, g-- 
 
 3 up ; retouch, polish, 4'c. v. To 1''i>-ish. afhr^, ^Y^- 
 
 4 up ; ( learniug, &c. ). m'm., T^JRW, T^^TSiJf, TTi^wr/. 
 
 Tj Brush, v. w. ( by, along, against ). 'jfrarFn" ^STTn-T- 
 ?w-^RW, ^T^, ^TT^of, ^ijf, 5r5^, ?^rnpijf or gw^, 
 ^qTr-^TT^-5T?r-&c. i^risHiOf. 
 
 Biiusuwoop. n. fnfr/. 5^ or ^"tt »■ ^TTT^ ^Tlft/. 
 
 2 branches lopped. ^,^7J n. %\7:^,^7j n. 
 To Brcstle, f. n. v. To Crackle. ^i^i^[ intens. ^{ \ i^ \ 
 
 WPTri\ intens. ■HTTnTf, ^rwrir[ intens. fl^rw, ^PT^of. 
 
 2 v. To Bustle, -^riws^, f^VWS ^nrnf, q?3^at. 
 Bbustlisqlt, aiy. =srr^ or ij intens. xHKt or ^^TT^, HT- 
 
 ^ or Tt intens. WTKl or ^re^. [5,-^_ 
 
 Brutal, a. belonjing^ Sfc. to a brute. ?^I5T, ^HN<M |, <T5?t- 
 B. force. arfTiioE n. 3TFl-;:;fTT ot. 3Tpferi/. 
 
 - savaje, inhuman, v. Cruel, f t, f^?, WTf^, %r. 
 .■ALITT, «. V. A. 1. r^rpn m. q^HT n. <t^ttt/. T^KTHWI. 
 
 2 fT^r/. f5T^ «. f%^/. f%^TTTr/. 
 
 To Brutalize, v. a. T?mTT^[-T'g^V&c. ^7^. 
 
 Brdtallt, adv. See Crlellt. 
 
 BfiCTE, a. lenseleis, irrational. 'iqn^^ fTR^-^j^-^.&c. 
 
 112 
 
 BUG 
 
 Buui 
 
 2 See Brutal, 1. 
 Bkute, «. V. Beast. ^^ m. ^r\ \ ^i n. I^pf "'. 
 
 2 cri/(Z person ; ruffian, monster. <f,|^,<j; ^fSfTTT, -■<-.< 4. H f 
 
 "^^ m. t^, ^^ [flOT'ft). 
 
 3 stupid person, y. FooL."|irR m. qtST »i. Jmit >«. (/. 
 Brutish, n. resmblinj, cfc. a least. R^J^T, T^^'tft, "T^JHTT- 
 
 2 rutfe, uncivilized. q-^JOTWT, T^5, T^?mT^, 3Tf^f?T- 
 BnuTisni.T, adv. v. A. q^JjnWT a. ded. T^isrpjft,?^^^, vj- 
 
 Beuti.sh.vess, «. V. A. 1. qualities ofa brute. tf^^T/. TJjF^n, 
 
 2 3T^»-"qrTT/. 3Tf^Tf?TFTT^ ». f?T?Tm%^ n. 
 Bubble, n. — of water. ■Ai'Ai] m. JTT ?«. JIHT w. sff^I^ m. 
 
 2 person fulled, v. G ULL. ^P^^ Miui^ «. tp^TT, TFTRn- 
 
 3 cheat, false show, v. Deceit. itfTT/. HT=r/. 
 
 To Bubble, t'.«. rise in lubbles. ijs^ju)^ ij^-M^ w. ^Z. Jrof. 
 
 2 'ip; be under ebullition. <Hd<--|d>jl or ^<^y-iul', ^TgrTof, 
 
 n^T^of or 3^3^^, 5?^t3t, ^foEHclof (intens. ^r2rOTr)^ j- 
 
 liiottTj g"<foi;^, 3'^T5Iof^ <fl<dui, ■(.<iH'i>Jl. 
 To Bubble, v. a. gull, befool, v. To Deceive. 'p^H'ijf, ^r- 
 
 ^r »«.-ST?5T m. ^, ^+Nu"i', ^^TT^^. 
 Bubbling, n. v. V. N. 1. — act. ^l^^r n. 
 
 2— act. <,^timui M. &c. ?=PR^ <"■ ^^^S^ff '». ^^^ m. 
 
 Bubblixglt, adi,: i^^W^ or ?rf W^^. or CT, n^ns or 5t, 
 
 n^l^ or ^f, 5^5 or 5t, H^HoE or sf, 
 BuBBT, n. Y. Beeast. ^^R ot. ^TTTT wi. fTTft/. ^?irfT >n. 
 Bubo, «.• — venereal, spj ?». ^55 w. 
 
 2 — sjmpathelic. ST^T'^WT »»• ST^T'^TR' n. 
 Buck, n. beau, blade, blood, spark, swell. tTRJJ^ or g"r<F, 
 
 rrpl^j^? or ^fiiF, 'P'(l4)i+il, T^ff, <5i+il, ^"^i fTSlPT, 
 
 2 »(a/e 0/ (fctfr. -+,|g!,cj)7 7« ^ifT »«. 
 
 3 maZtf of goat. M\'hi m. n+'d »«. IJTT m. 
 
 4 ?naZe 0/ sheep. v;t[ m. ^V^ m. 
 
 5 ?«a/e 0/ /(are. ?rHT »». [ p jijij' r «. 
 BccKlST, n. iX^'j n\. dim. 'itr^f. ^FT^ot n. ^"l'^ n. ^T^^ n. 
 
 Some particular kinds are 'fi^ ?«. (of metal or wood ), 
 f^j m. dim. 5T^=^/ (of leather or wood), ifTT^/. (of 
 leather or wood and used esp. on board ship ), 'HTZf. 
 (ofa draw-well), 3HI+-rfl/. ( b. of the transverse beam 
 and stone ). 
 Buckish, a. sn-^K, AMiH, ljr?ft^, tflrf^^l'-il or gi(7^, 
 
 BuCKisHLY, 0(/i;. V. A. !fMrf+'Yt, &c. ^5'«7^, ?n"^i^1v:^T 
 BucKiSHNEss, n. V. A. yR;i'+rr&r #E[fr/. ^TR^^fT orXivt\ f. 
 
 ?^/- '{?'/■ ^TrJ »». SIHSl'^ «». q^TPT m. 
 BccKLE, n. ^% M+Ki 3Hi+^u| n. ^r^/. ^an^ft^/.
 
 BUF 
 
 113 
 
 BUL 
 
 To Buckle, d. a. w-'^^^ 3Hi+R^, ^=qqfi?T ars^f^Sr. 
 
 2 ww7,;e rfa(7j/, v. To Prepake. fwg^-^iiT^Ror^g^jT'Tf, =fiHT 
 
 /. 5iT«T0T, ^Fw/. qr?r^. [?5i^»>./. ^n:Di-. 
 
 To BucELETO, V. n. apjthj idth vvjor. v. To Set to. 5RnJf, 
 
 BrcKLEE. See Shiei,d. 
 
 Buckram, n. «FrTOT?j ^pj^F^ %^^ qcTq? n. 
 
 Buckram, a. v. Stiff. fire-sTTSTT, 3Tr^% ■•3TT^-q?r=^r. 
 
 Buckskin, n. ^Ru||--|' ^fft^ n. y^f^^ «. 
 
 Buckthorn, «. i^ a?r7feft arfl'. 
 
 Buckwheat, n. ^ iH^4f?r 3Tr^. 
 
 Bud, w. ^FSft /^o;;. ^ssft/. ^^/. 3"?=FfH'Tr /. TT^^'iTfr 
 
 ?;t. H^ »!. 7i. ^^T w. 
 Large b. q?oET »!. 
 Nipper in the b.^y. JTT=THT^ w. 
 To Bud, ti. n. v. N. 5^^, =Fw^T/. ^^^ ^?:aT-%ijf in. con. 
 To Bud, r. a. inoculate, fqjf^/. ^FTof. 
 Budded, v. V. N. J?H^, +co4|l 3TT?5??T, 5«^ft?f. 
 Buddha, ?i. g^ m. ^5 ot. 
 Buddhism, «. ^5«:TH m. 
 Buddhist, n. ^5 m. ^^q^rfg^TTTt. 
 21) Budge, v. n. move, stir. ^V^., ^Rot, f?5of, ^^, f^- 
 
 frr^r'jf ncy. con. f^T/- =F^f-^iTM «fy. fo?^. 
 
 2 for; ( i. e. by iinplic. care for. mind, heed ). ^HI^ »». 
 
 ^M, ^Hr^ m. ^nJf-HHui, ^TH'jf, ffW (CiV/i «fy. fO«. ««<; 
 
 ?ror?5r 0/0. 
 BuDGEEOW, 71. a particular loat. ^'^t\ m. 
 Budget, n. v. Bag. ft^wt/. V??t/- 
 
 2 i/ore, T. Stock. f^\\t[f- n^l 7^. nreri n. ^\^ n. 5^/ 
 TT'TT »»• ( esp. iu comp. as Jp'tTTT^T b. of stories or 
 tales, im ^ITiJrT b. of tunes. iftrT vpTTT b. of songs, &c. ), 
 
 3 ( of business papers, of accounts, &c. ). ^M^HI?5 m. 
 ■C'MIrt m. 
 
 Buff, n. skin of tJie hufalo. J^i" n. ^f^^^^ n. 
 
 2 shin of the deer. ^<u||-^'-+-m1 n. aTfJTT «. ^T^fif n. 
 To go in b. Hl'lMi^'-ll fTrff^ »». H^iif, '1l'HI4l4|5rw. 
 
 Buffalo, «. — male. g'^HT, ^prr, i^co^i, ^ o?' ^^^, snJPTT, 
 '^FT, ^ir, f^, ^^TT, ^tTT> ^f^T, — in endearment or 
 contempt. TJ^^Z n. ^o!7l7 n. J^^TT «i. ^^^T^ n. \w^Z n. 
 — female. J:"!^ or IT^^, ^^X., sl^fl or ^r^TS, Hf^, — in 
 endearment, disparagement, or contempt. f^?T^ or ^^- 
 
 B. carrying eleven months. ar^JT^T^ft'^f^, 
 Young female b. xi\f. ^'izf. 
 Buffalo-calf. See Calf. 
 Buffet, n. t. Blow. i\m\ m. z\^ m. JilN^ ^R/. gf%^"r- 
 
 ^ m. 5%rf IT »». 
 I'd Buffet, v. a. v. To Box. 'l^i^J'iI, tT^TF^, J^TT/. HR^. 
 
 2 contend against. ^r«Tof , ^Tre'jf. 
 'B^'^TOO'S, n. jack pudding, zany, merry Andrew, Tomfool, 
 clown, liarlequin, macaroni. ^;K^^ m. ^K m. TfS m. ^- 
 
 ^^ m. ^]^f[ m. 
 
 2 jMiJer, droll, tcay.fool, ^'c. ^^H^^^^i-^J m. JT?^=qT in. 
 <i^M\^ c. 5|^"R c. [ JR^'r/ 
 
 Buffoonery, «. business of a 5. JTT'4''ftT''TT «i. TR^^urr m. 
 2 low jests, drollery, imggery. TR^Jift/. ^rjT^R^'T/. 
 
 Bug, «. S^ »». fiT^CTT m. Tfjtn' m. ^TfjiftTT m. ^^t ,;,. 
 —in covert or cant pliras. ^^ m. 
 Large and fat b. %titT or ^^^^jm.kj^T or ZWmm.'^'Jzriii!. 
 
 Bug-teap, «. little lax drilled. fH^fi^/. 
 
 Bugbear, n. ^ or ^■\^ m. «fPTP;or airn^^in'^r '». WlfifTi;"'. 
 jtNt »». ^RT »'. These words correspond with Black- 
 man, Bagman, Beggar man, Bull beggar, &c. 
 To make a b. of. ^]^ or ^'rqT W^X^ or ^C=T ^tqoT or 
 
 Buggy, a. abounding icith J!/ys.s-T'JT^'^r^,^^'Tt^r^^^r- 
 
 'K.rtrti, ^-^ij^^rTT. 
 Buggy, w. yTy. \^ ^5^?^ nrit/ spft/. 
 Bugle, n. v. IIoen. jmtt/. ^rRt^ »■ ?:'JTnTfr w. qm oi. 
 
 dim.^\^f. [HfuTw/. 
 
 2 6ert(7 0/ black glass. ^%'5rT'Fr^TH''ft "»• ^r^trPT/. ^cut- 
 Build. See Built. 
 To Build, v. a. construct. Hlttiuj", T^iif, S'^R'jf, S'TT^^'T, 
 
 ^^^ f.-%^T^ f.-^^ f-^f^M^ f ^^of y. ofo. 
 To b. castles in the air. 3TT':Tr?Tfr W: 5f{trijt, H^T'.^ft?/. 
 
 ^m, T^RT^q- ». ^r>if, 5FP-| K^RST "i-i^?. ^^iJf, JTnF 
 
 2 up ( doorway, &c. ) fq''Jror, f^oj^ ?:T^ot. 
 To Build, v. n. depend on, rest on. 'R'TW w.-f^'^fi'^ m.- 
 
 arqtT «..&c. SETCTT, qn''^ rvith ^r. 
 Builder, n. v. Mason. it^Tst, TRT «■ qT»fi'=I'TRT. 
 
 Master b. fT^FRt. 
 Building, ?j. v. V. — act. sritTffT n. 5;^ «. &o. iri''^"^t/- PTr- 
 
 Cost of b. qf^oiItTs;/. 
 I. (J b. edifice, structure, fabric, ^ftjf^ f. ^^V.'Hf. m^A m- 
 A long b. ^[^\m. 
 
 A long narrow b. ^is^r/. ^tWP^/. 
 B. composed of four slips. '^I'^fRt/. 
 B. having a roof of two slopes. ^TT^it/. HHIoft/. — of 
 four slopes. =^T''TT?ft/. '^\^\^\ f. 
 
 B. of two rooms lengthwise. |^/. |=r^/. — of three 
 ^Mf- f^TTft/.— of four %tI/. ^T^rft/. 
 
 Buildings of some other forms or constructions arc 
 designated by the epithets ?tR?lTt, ^TTRt, f ^Rt, &c. 
 Division of a b. W'l m. iRFT «. H^ ?(• 
 Public or large b. — gener. grsr »«. 
 The wood work of a b. +.M|U| n. 
 Built, n. build, ^'c. make, structure, form, construction. 
 ^^JW\^7.f. 5TiqTEr'Z/.5if?pn/. sjf^?^/. offqT m. ^\^^f. 
 srftTT «. spTTsr^/. 
 Built,;;, v. V. A. sntj^Fsr, 7=^^rSr, &e. sif^J^. 
 
 B. up. 5Tf3[?^. 
 Bulb, ». roM«t? roo/;. w.i^ m. ij^r ot. ^^ m. 
 To BuiB OUT, See To Belly.
 
 BUL 
 
 111. 
 
 BUK 
 
 BcLDous, O.V.N. jpiqr^T, *?^r^, t.^y^, J^3f^,^f^^, ^^. 
 
 ])ULBUL, ». Indian niylitint/ale. ^^^ or sj^Tsr^r^Tr «>• 
 
 Bulge, n. protulerant part. ^ "■ ^TT «. ^ITTr »>. 
 
 To Bulge, v. n.jul out, swell out. ^m m.-<fi^ «.-Jpt^ «.- 
 
 ^tr »».-JiTTTr w». ^ot i'n. fo«. T'TI «• ^\^^g. of <.«liloiui. 
 
 2 See To BiLOE. 
 Be LIMY, H. iJ^rHd'T m. 
 
 Alflictod witli b. iT^HTT^. 
 Bulk, n. size^ majnltude. v. Si/.E. 3HI'^KHMn. SII'shPlHHre. 
 
 i main mass or body, njz^vfjrjni. Ht'-ny^^m. 
 
 4- main/iihric, the lady. K'Jq'iTm m. ^rirnTJTFT m. 
 
 BcLKiNEss, n. V. A. 1. rjTFT^rr/. ?'<T;=r^ ?;. ?'41'rJT n. ^^^Tcr». 
 
 <HI+;KH5t^ n. 
 Bulky, a. v. Laboe. ^*I~!, sft^ifs, stcPTS, 5rf»r5, 3TTW?7T^- 
 Tc)|-Hi, 'J^ ( in comp. ). 
 
 2— as used esp. of man or animal, trl^, MiriiTlt^r, *T- 
 
 Sr'TR, JTW, HMtK, jfr'^TZr, 3mS»hT, ^JTrry, ^TTr^, TT, 
 
 XtFj- in m. 
 
 Bull, n. ^ m. fTT>T m. ^itTT ?». 3Trfti=!^ m. ^?j^ «. ^- 
 
 Bulls and b. — calves, — compreh. l?5Tr?T m. 
 
 B.'s eye. JTiTl^T n. 
 
 Castrated b. See Bullock. 
 
 Dedicating of a b. to the manea, &e. and setting him 
 at large. \^\^^^ pop. ^^wA m. 
 
 B. 80 dedicated and enlarged. cftoS m. ^^ m. «f? pop. 
 
 Gross, overfed b. n^^g^ m. 
 
 Learned b. ?f^1%5 m. ^\^\ or ^t^TT^ m. qt^ Or q'f- 
 
 The class of mendicants who go about with it are 
 called "Tt'T^ m. 
 
 2 See Bluni>ee. 
 
 3 t(lMI+,5^ q-=5r «. 
 Bdll-baitino, w. ''VvN1'}>t1< aftg/. 
 Bull-beggar. See Bugbeab. 
 Bull-dog, n. j?T=m<t ^(^Fm^ 3TT^. 
 Bull-head, n. hlocJchead.^ v. Fool. ^ m. dlum i w. 
 Bullet, m. m^f. 
 
 B. — pouch or case, iflrf'^l'll /. 
 Bulletin, n. si?;IrtHMM^ w. H^Pl^lriHTH'^-M «. 
 Bullion, to. ^r^\^ w(^ ^'a n. W\t^ m^ n. 
 
 Silver b. ^t^t/. 
 Bci.LOCK, n. castrated bull. ^3 m. ^T■^^ |-%-^^.,;:^[- ^^g^:.^^^ [- ip. 
 =^ ^l<S'-5^-&e. w^m. — in contempt, ^r^? n. 
 
 Bull-bj,nd ( piece of sackcloth, &c. ) of a b.'s neck. 
 ^rt'iHH n. 
 
 Hump of a b. CHT^TS or % n. 
 Nose-rein of a b. ^rm/. ^WJ\ or ^ f. HT^ ft. 
 Bein or guiding string of a b. ^FRTTT m. ^P\/. 
 Single side or half of a b.-load. 3t^% n. 3T^w,— esp. 
 of the leaves of the Piper Betel. ^5?^^ or cTR n. 
 String of bells around the neck of a b. t|M<mct /. 
 
 qt7^ OT. Ni'KHioi/. [ tfTPjwf. 
 
 To tie the fore legs of a b.( or buffalo, &c. ). ^^^/. 
 
 The horn-rope of a b. ?fT m. 
 2 i/ou?ig bull, ^i^ m. >tY=^ m. 
 
 BULLOCK-DlilVEK, BuLLOCK-ORAZIEE, n. 5?!^ OT ^^T^qT"!. 
 
 Bullock's heaeTjM. Annona reticulala. — the tree. ^ i m{-.ot 
 / 3T^^t? or gr^Tr?!? /. — the fruit. T^^'^ n. 3TH^ or 
 
 Bullock- PASS, h. ^ ^u?: ?». 
 
 BULLOCK-HOAD, M. ^tTI^/- ^r^.iH I »!. ^rt H | l [ '/rt. 
 
 Bully, «. v. Hector. qfT^^nrR: m. STTm^tsnT ot. ^<ft- 
 ?: OT. TnSTTff Wi. '4r7 o;- i^R, f^TTpT:, ^JTCTR'TT, ^Jf^, FTJ. 
 ?551^-:^;T m. J^'TTTFft to ^fpr m. ^TFT m. 
 
 To Bully, v. a SC^PT^o'r, STl^^, ^nFFRot, ?ni^T^, ^^r- 
 
 iTTt/-&c. W-T^. 
 Bullying, n. v. V.— acif. 5T^pRat«. &c. ST^FT^TJft/ STR^jft/. 
 ^^N-'^t/- ^^^/. ^/. ^ITf /. CTHT?/. 5fM/ ?fT- 
 
 B. of bodily might, arfiferf /. STPm^t/. 'JTtn^T^/. 
 
 Bulrush, «. ifreqT ^=fT?ff^ ^^^m m. 
 Bulwark, n. bastion. 5[T^ in. 
 
 2 </f/l7ice— gener. T^UUMN m. t^tot^tWT «. T^^ n. 
 Bum, «. breech, v. Buttocks, itl/. ^;li ot. //Z. ^ «. S'F'Irt. 
 
 BUMBAILIFF, M. ^dlil OT. 
 
 Bumblebee. See Humble-bee. 
 
 BUMBOAT, «. iff^t?;/. 
 
 Bump, a(/y. trq-^?r-^-&c. *lT5-«f>^-'PT-&c.^ or *R[-^^-^- 
 &c. <l)T5-^iT-^-&c. 
 
 Bump, n. ( on the body, &c. ) siuelling, blind tumor, its/. 
 nf-T/. enhance. Tt'-Tre «• it'^T^ «• TT^/. ^r^T «./io^. ^- 
 JT or n^ OT. iT?^«.1?5f5 «. Tr5f?T m. Zl n. t^l n.^HcS n. 
 7>ToI re. TH^ «. ^^ w. g"i'T5E M. ^■feRr OT. ^'xt or ^T5l"oft 
 orni^^ft/. ;?qT^«. sTWot. irf^TofT »». g^n ot.JITot. 
 
 ^nnr m. 
 
 B. as from a blow or pinch, in^t/- ^:r?ft/- ^^ ^. 
 To have a b. d'jotui, cW «.-&c. %TJl-3^5f. 
 2 V. Thump, ^crs^/. irstfn- m. vamj. trS^FT ot. 
 To Bump, v. a. v. To Thump. siTS^/.-irf^r OT.-s^5^/.-tT5^ 
 
 OT. iTlTof. 
 To Bump, v.n. thump against, v. To Thump. *m-^PT-^-&c. 
 -f)T5-^R'-:R-&c.-t7if-q;?T-^-&c. FJPlot, «TI^/.-tTI^ ot.- 
 4T5^/--*;5^ OT. rJFT'Jr-sm^f in. con. trs^of. 
 Bumping, «. v. V. A.— ad. 4f5^/. *T3^ 7?i. -41^/. tr5^»». 
 v. V. N.—act. trST/ 45^ ot. Vl^f. ^irSTA m. 
 B. ( of a calf, kid, &c. ) whilst sucking, ^oft/. ^?T^ 
 
 /. ^nfif. T'"r^ OT. ^^^ OT. ;f^ OT. ■$^f. ^v^y. f - 
 
 TToft/. ^H^/. V. iTTr. 
 Bumper, w. brimmer. ■>TTH?n^c^ ot. TTTT^rTT ot. 
 Bumpkin, n. cloivn, v. Countryman. s^HPTJT c. ^J'llmi- 
 
 Hi"HH OT. %i^ w. m'^S'TT OT. 
 Bun. See Cake.
 
 BUN" 
 
 Bunch, n. hunch, protuberance, y. Hump. H^ToS or STcC n. ^- 
 T n. ^X n. TplT m. 
 B. of a caniel's back. ^^/. 
 
 2 V. Cluster, q^ ?n, ^^^^ m. ^W^ m. ^r^ m. ^ m. qx- 
 ?T m. -^^^ m k^Wi m. 
 
 3 numler tied together, v. Bundle ^^f- ^h^'II »n. ^^rsit 
 »• -jii+l M. ^% n. ^^ m. dim. "^f. H^/ 
 
 4 /)///, knot, clump, ^sppr ??j. ^^ m. ^^pfjf ?«. ntsr w. 
 
 5 ( esp. of flowers ). ^JM" m. 
 To Bunch, v. n. ^nsEOf or^no!;nfr, ntSOTf, '^oE n.-&c. iroT, 
 2b Bunch, «. a. ^m m.-^sppr w.-&c. srlqw y. ofo. 
 BuNCniNESs, n. V. A. ^aT%^rfl'/- •fiilot'^uil m. 
 Buncet, o. growing ^'c. in bunches. ^5f%^, ^M+'^K, iTST- 
 
 Bundle, n. ( as of clothes, &c. ). li^ra «. dim. ^\ivC(/. 1- 
 
 31 «. ntsr^ «. «tw?f n. 
 
 Disorderly or loose b. ^t^FPT m. 4i"H* »• 'TRc^ »»• a^i«». 
 JTRPfr or oi^/. itt;^ n. 
 
 2 <Ai»y« bundled together, — gener. nj^fenhanc.'f^V^^m. 
 and (?/»«. jfteTt or ^\^C^f. & hV-:+'c£ w. niTW w. '^»«- 
 nSToit or ^1^1/. JTStS or n^S ?». f%lT m. 
 
 3 ( as oi hay, tlialch-leavcs, &c. ) load. TgT «• f%5r«. 
 rfm. firs% n. I%jt/- 1%^/- HTTT ot. ^t^f. 3TT5f «. 
 
 4 ( of ^0(/Aa or grass ). q^/. rfm. Hd+I/ & ^%n. & 
 "4f^». ^J^Ain. dim, Jrft/. =?'ft/. 
 
 Aggregate of five bundles. ^T^t^m. 
 
 5 ( esp. of rice-straw ). Af[f. 
 — loug or spheroidal; straw case. WSlm. ^i§T or ^\'Z^n. 
 
 7 (as of matches, greens, sticks. &c. ). bunch, ^ost/. 
 ^giTff*. dim. ^^t\f. -^mym. ^5?fn. or v^^'+,|ot.& ^l^pra. 
 ift or Tft/. ^^^/». ^qil or ^g^TTl". ^-milw. ^V^m. 
 
 8 ( as of papers) packet, d'Mc'..+ /. JfWw. or ^1%/}. TfT 
 »». dim. '^_'i\ f. 
 
 Tape or tie of a b. ^"^ft/- ?r>R^/. ^^prnTjft/. 
 Jb Bundle, J), a. ^(> or iiW m a i. ni^rS'J.-IStw.'ltsrSn. 
 
 To b. neck and crop. HR/. ^'muj g. of o. 
 
 To b. off, send off angrily. fq'?rfWf^ai_ 
 Bung, n. ^m. tjiot. f^jn. ^r^^/. 
 2 ( esp. oi dubbers.^ <4,c ). '^t[f. 
 To Bung, «. a. ^m.-&c. q^rMr. 
 Buno-hole, n. 5JT-&C. sj^rf^^n^ jfl^n. 
 Bungalow, w. Aomsc. ti'irflm. 
 jTo Bungle, p. n. perform clumsily. 3TTnJpFr'=rn.-3TT«r3'?r«r5 
 
 To Bungle, v. a. cobble.^ botch. 3TT^'4t^ fl<ft^ ^nTif 3TI«I- 
 
 Bungle, n. clumsy tvork. See To Bungle V. N. 
 BrrNGLEB, n. v. V.N. asff Awkwakd. Hnr?r«ft, 1^ qrrtqr 
 
 'Ft?;^ n>rr?fr, T^rTT, ^niqnTT, qjifTtt, ^Rrsqr, st^MY, 
 
 115 BUR 
 
 Bunglers and cobblers, — compreh. ^ '%\^ [ \ -:^ .i\\£\m.pl. 
 Bungling, a. clumsily or confusedly done, v.Ci.r.vsY. ^THF- 
 
 2 immethodiccil, blundering. srq'gTT or il«4<MITT, niareTt- 
 
 s^rr^, ntq'isrErr. 
 
 BuNGLiNGLT, ado. aTTSmTtTT^^rHt^, •'ifNl'4?5r5ft?ft^,. 'AT- 
 
 Bunion, ?^. for?( on the foot. ^T\ m. 
 
 Buoy, n. r^'^n. sfiqrrm. 
 
 To Buoy, v. a. keep afloat. rHTTr rftqFT-&c. ^^-TT^oj-, rT^- 
 
 f«r'if,rnf^ffr. 
 
 2 mari" out by buoys. «I'|q'<?». />/. rfN^r. 
 
 3 keep from despondency, v. To Suppobt. ^H'/i.-'^tT »''•- 
 a^HT^w.- &c. ^of. 
 
 BuoxANCT, «. V. A. FR-fiqTjrr m. rRUrnl^fTT/. ?rW5Tf^/.?F- 
 
 B. of spirits ^^S^frT/. [ qri-T. 
 
 Buoyant, a. that ivill not sink. H<|i|l«K<--j|, ?rnT^fn^, fP"ir- 
 
 Of b. spirits. ^I^^rff, ^HiMd.^r^. 
 Bueden, n. V. Load. ^l^n. ^[Tin. '^T^m.f. ojM-iR;;. 
 
 Beast of b. Tra^f^l or hi 41*;!. ^ycii^;«. 
 
 Ship of b. HfnTFff". f^T^ral' <Tre; 'i.-'lri^H n.-^r^n.- 
 &c. ^TTf rfT^-'T=5^ &c. 
 
 Tit for b. ifrft^, q^'lX^. 
 
 Of b. ^ra?^, 3TT5r?fr. 
 
 2 fig. (Z gritf, an anxiety, a trouble. 'JTr^f n. ^TTTot. T?r=IT'>r 
 
 3 (of a favor received). 3TPTIT m. 3ira». dl^uiH. 'bjT^n. 
 
 z^T:n. 
 
 4 ( of a business, as imposed; or as reposed or rested). 
 
 ^rCfra. TROT, artpnrre. nia; ?». 
 
 5 (of a song), a^'-^ui ^R^ or 3H+,i'+-i^«. ^IT^'". TTrlilT^ 
 or qTH^rt. -J^^ «. [ ^?nT»;i. 
 
 6 thai which is often repeated, v. To Dwell upon. Tpjf". 
 To BuiiDEN, V. a. T. To Load rlKuf, ^l^f". Efr^iff-ST^r 
 
 2 fig. oppress, encumber, S(c. aTran.-JTTTm. iS.c. ^TrJof-r^T- 
 
 BUEDENED,/?. V. V. 1. mZ^.T^, W^ MM?lrfT-&e, 
 
 2 TKq^, TRT^fFT, Hrnft,5?r. 
 BUEDENSOME, a. grievous, Sfc. v. Afelictite. ^5, *rrtt, ^- 
 
 2 V. Cumbersome. |5I|, ^^ifer, ^H^TTJ, 'i^^^I. 
 Bureau, «. ^fuTi=:ft'T^ /• 
 
 2 department. ^T^ n. 
 BuBG. See Borough. 
 
 Burglar, n. qt^-^TT c. finms-JfT, ^ftTHfn, ?rfq^T. \_^n. 
 Bukglaey, «. house-breaking. m'^]%^ n.fT^'^X^ n. ^fq^T- 
 Bubial. See Burying. 
 Bueied, p. V. V. JT^f^r, nT5?^?JT or iT3=I3T. 
 
 To be b. (in ) lit. fig. jTijf, iJS'jf. 
 BUELESQUE, a. tending to raise laughter. ^R'TT^pqr, ^K^H-
 
 BFR 
 
 IIG 
 
 BUR 
 
 To BURLESQVE, f. a. ^vi if^M\^ ^T'^f- <R^, H^^/.- ^I- 
 
 BcBLiXESS, n. V. A. m\^=^^m[ m. H^FTg'mT w. &c. %^'<Jr7- 
 BCRI-T, a. lij, liilki/. V. LiKOK. '\^<^i 'M^, FJf^ or 55^ti^ 
 
 MT^, vr5=^TT^, yftiTur, SIJT or ^iJJ^ #7TT, qrOTST, IT^7. 
 To Bin}i, f. (I. fl/r<r/ hi/ heal. ^STRiJif, HFTiif, qiaSiTf, ^^ijf, 
 
 Tr^ m.-7T^ «. :R^ J. of 0. ^^ ^^. 
 To b. Olio's fiugors. To be burned, sustain loss, Sfc. 
 
 "Twit, 3Tr^/. ^^^ in. con. =qfT m. sj^ in. eon. ^q-, 
 
 2 ( bricks, &c. ) HnTiir. 
 
 :! ( the throat, &c. )— rancid, Ac. substances. ?JR"JT, ^^- 
 
 v^'-)"!, si-H"i, ^i*ui. 
 
 i (food in cookery). •tiTT'TDT, ^lol'it. 
 
 ") corrode, gnaw. ^"JT^, fT^T^t, ^ictui. 
 
 •> up; consume by fire. vdl<iH'l|--H<if,^|cA^^K4/--<5;c. !?>W, 
 
 7 ( ground before sowing seed). HT^oft /.-HT^R^r/- 
 HTJT^ fl.-itc. ^K^f, ^/. Tr^M. 
 S See To Cauterize. 
 To Burn, r. n. he on fire. ^T^iw, ^^'T n. sttif y. of o. 
 —fiercely, &c. v. To G low. qTiq-TiTf, 4,um>u|ai_ 
 
 To b. with a crackling noise- — dry grass, &c. HTTT^ 
 
 B. it I V. Curso it! ^T5f n. 
 t a lamp or light. sHdUl, cR''it. 
 
 :! ( with anger or lust ). sjlciuj, rTTT^, ^f^TPT'Jr, ^^Tot'ir^'jf, 
 ^-TS^, 9'"14>i'l'^ inlens. <|nJTm"'f,^'W^,?r^w. ^y.o/«. 
 4 ( with emulation, eagerness, desire ). ^sRjf^, ^<ij - 
 
 .'> (in being cooked); — food. ^p^Tof, ^TliJf, 3Tf^/. rf | J | u i ' 
 ■in. con. SFTiif, iMIotU|,5riab'|iJi. 
 
 »5— corn fields, country, &c. le hurnt up, parched. JpTT- 
 tjf, ^?PZ^, ^^T^, TPTtJf, ;FT^?r ^J? ^M, :f ?^T5jnt or ^K- 
 
 7 — the mouth, &c. under acrid tastes. 'ncS'Jf, frT^TRof, 
 
 ri<HNof, ^TJI^riliTf, T'Tf'T^, qT^-FT'jf, ^q-^^TSTJf, ^T'm'jf, 
 
 f^rf'TW. 
 
 ■S ( in the throat, stomach, &c. ). vr|c4^otuf v. impers. 
 
 ( as "fr^-3TR-^^m-&c. ^d.A'M ), lT^>iif, j^j^ df ( as 
 
 ^3|riri-&c. jpspi or i,-r\i-A'^ ). 
 
 D— the body in fever, &c. rTNirf, rTTof, T^TTOS'i, ^TmHI' 
 
 ^rr^-TTt'lNH,!^ m. ^iJT, tnT-'TTJf, 'P'JT'P'JTof, ^Jt^E<psaf, ^- 
 
 10 (injleSfc, icith heat, v. To Smart. =|T^iJf, ^^OT- 
 
 11 out. ^^JT^ fPJr, ^T^pT^TT^ ^, ^cAHil^ui . 
 
 Scar or mark of a b. '^Z^m. 
 
 Skin peeling off from a b. ^cE-TTw. TPrTm.^TTffi.HtcTOT. 
 
 Smart of a b. '^z^m. =^r:^m. 
 
 '2 See Brook. 
 BuRNADLE, a. Y. V. A. 1. ^T5inTT-^ ^tir-c'cc. ^RT^, ^. 
 
 Burned, Burnt, p. v. V. A. 1. ^T^H^r, &c. ^jp^f^, »Tr^, 
 ^^, ^tr, f^q', ^=lP.H, ^5J^r (?m. ^ol^Fi ra//(fr b. 
 
 To bo b. qt^tif, HT^of, 3Tf^/. sm>?f-r7mDf ('». co». 
 T. V. N". 5. ^PT^^, ^Krfrfl, &c. ^mz. 
 Victuals b. in the dressing. !pT7/. ^<ft/. 
 BuENER, n. Burning,/!, a. v. V. A. 1. ^T^UTTTr, &c. ^7?, 
 
 V. V. N. 1. srioiuiKl, ^JTSTFTT, ^:;T5^, ^rM, 5?TTFT, ^^% 
 
 3 V. AnGEY. LrSTEUL. FTR^?^ &c. "PWF^JfTfT, ^rTJT, i^fT. 
 
 4 See Impatient, Ardent. 
 
 V iduiadufli, ^ui^ufl^f, iUKufld, tm^-rft^r. 
 I. — as poisons, medicines, &c. ^OT^^, ^i\iZ or ^!}P!. 
 Buenino, n. V. V. A. 1. ^ToUJf «. &c. ^ »». ^T^ n. ^^ «. 
 T. V. N. 1. — state. ^JRtjf n. ^^ n. T^rlT «• 
 
 2 ^T2;iJif n. rtcTut ». 
 
 3 ^?T^ n. etc. ^ m. ?mrT m. 
 
 4 ^q^njnr^ «. &c. ^=r^^/. gr^T/. ^^ or v^f. ^h oj' 
 
 ^/.?t^^ m. V. ^5:, 5^5^ /. ^Z^zf^^ztf. intcns. 
 ^CT?: Of ;t ot. 
 
 srCJisjuR/. intens. iriuiyuiid ?». fJlTfftT/. intens. fir^fHTT- 
 ? »!. m^^/. intens, W\^^\Z m. 
 
 9 ^ or STf «!. ir^T or aTTTT^T ^ ot. tpTq^T/. jw/cws. 
 t^q^^ m. tpiTJfTT WJ. intens. ^ui'OuiK «». 9i^niTW w. 
 
 Internal b. aT?T^TW «»• ^oS^JloE/. intens. ^550T5ET7 »?. 
 
 10 ^OT^spjT/. ^"fiTT/. 'ijuifui/. ^ or 5T^ w. "poT^ m. 
 ^'T'fiKT OT. intens. 4)U|4)U||d m. [ ij «. 
 
 Bueninq-glass, ». ^%m M. ^'^fFTr^r firn n. ^^\^ fir- 
 
 The focus of a b. >f^:^q^^T m. 
 To Burnish, v. a.pjoUsh. f%^???5 ^FTOT, 3^3;tjf, T^^T^oft/. ^- 
 
 flMfr/.- &c. ^-3TnJTDr. [ &e. ^m. 
 
 Buenishee, n. v. V. fH^f^TT or ^^f^HR, yvrii+O, 3TT"T- 
 I. dofs tooth, stone, ^'c. used to burnish. iTT^r m. ';jtrT-. 
 oft/. sm^Ri/. ^RT OT. 
 
 BuRNTOFFEEING, «. ^PT W. I^TT «. 
 
 BuEEOW, n.hole of an animal. f»f^ pop. tf\dS n. 'fr^f? «. qr^T- 
 
 To Burrow, d. ?;. sft^: «.-'?!7^ w.-qT?TPT m.-f^^ «. ^priJi'-^. 
 
 BuESAE, n. fk|4||r>,^H| ^^'H'^K, q^lf^RiTff ?«. 
 
 Buesaet, «. f^lijlrl'm-^l ^^iftTT OT. 
 2 f^?TT'<ff ^mr %HDFF/. 
 
 Burse, m. s^rrrpq'f^qT 3T|T m.-'ws «>■ 
 
 To Burst, v. n. ^htjt, "ppriir, j-i-iui, g-FfKof. 
 To b. in pieces, *itioi"i, STOcfJt, 
 To b. into tears. T^ n. ^FrHoIot. in. con. 
 To b. with laughter. ^W\t f m?Tf 3Tf?rff «. /)?. Iw^T- 
 
 2 forth, out, away, &c. ?'4^<jf, 7^^^, ^7<if, 575 ^tt'I';
 
 ms 117 
 
 q-of-TS^, 3^r55/.- ^'H^ or ^WVftf. ^m. 
 
 8 Ihroush. "FTIfr ^JTTW, "^ <PTf^ ^r^f, ^^ f^^,q'?r- 
 
 T.5 BuEST, v. a. tpl^OT, ^rew, ^R wj.-WRq" n. JpT'^f y. o/o. 
 B LEST, 71. sudden ex-plosion — of anger. &c. 5pr^T m. ^.^]- 
 
 BunsT,;j. v. V. N. 1. Y-^^i ^'^- "F^i T^^i ^^,"^5^, 
 V. Y. A. tpri^OT, "PTS^sr, -^Yn ^Jf^^i f^^-^-i Wfcr, 
 
 f^^OT, f'j'i.lRd. 
 BvBSTi^a, n. y. V. N. I.— ad. ^of ». "PRm^ n. Vf£^ n. fq-- 
 
 V. V. A.— act "jrrsof n. &c. ?^r^ m. ^"FPT^ ?«. 
 BuHTHEN. See Butiden. 
 To BuET, t'. n. inter. inJiumale. qruf^ TrS'T, TS^'^f, HPft o;- 
 
 "3 ^ifr/. ^, Tmt 3TT5-H? 3TT5 ^^, ^TfJTTrr ^Tijf , ^^- 
 
 ^ n. JRur y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 ( one's self) — as in a Maih. >7K7T ir^, >IKH ^^. 
 
 3 ( seed, &e. ) JTTffN-ctc. qT^oj. 
 
 4 overwJielm and cover. iT'ST '+<"!, 
 To be buried. ^T^ ^^. 
 
 5 ( in oblivion ) HTcft/. ^TRot ?j]7:at w'iVA ^ o/o, fSf^- 
 frf/.-itc. "TTS^Jf ivith (J. of 0. 
 
 Bl'etikg, Burial. «. v. V. — (JCif. 'TTiJrw. jn^uj «. iTTrft^crf «. 
 
 B. and burning ( of the dead ). ^^TT Z^ n. 
 
 Self b. (of a Sanyasi). ^mrfq'/. m. pop. ^Hr^T/. v. ^, 
 
 BUETING-GEOUND, BUETING-PLACE, n.T. CeMETEEY. ITTSWr 
 
 =5fl' ^fTPTT/. ^'^w^f. ■PWTn. ^?r^^ /. m d =( ^ ». qrr^'<Tr^». 
 
 Busn, «. ^IT or ^|q"n. ^v^n. 
 
 Close and dense b. 5ri^T«. ^3T5fTf«- ^TT^'t. ^Sft/. 
 
 Place orerrun with bushes, ^tt; or ^f^ or ^?:^n. 
 To beat the bushes ( to raise game ). JJ^n. ^PT?'^, 
 
 2 leafy IrancJi IroJcen off (to le set ^'c.). '^IW'Xn,. gf"Tm. 
 Bushel, n. ( of the nave of a wheel), ^^in. \^t[f. 
 
 BusniKESs, n. v. A.l. I?i^«. ■^H'Mlin.^ilTlw.^Sft/. ^h\7Ai. 
 
 2 grtt/. ^TTitTTOT. 
 Busnv, a. tMck^Sfc. like ah. ?ff'TT3!,5rf^Rr^,^'5fTinn',f^f%5. 
 To grow b. gtHlciui, 5f;JF^. 
 
 2 full of hushes. ^fq^TT, ^^STra, STTI-^TT ^ITl^^. 
 
 3 ( tail, &c. ) ^M+qm, ^q%^. 
 
 BuSILT, flffv. g^fpN=PI>, r<i^li-l't:'MH4^). 
 
 Business, m. employment, occupation, ^mi. q^m. TcfPTw. 
 2 icorlc to le done. !PTH». ^AH'\r\f. ^rHpRt/- ^RTRot. 
 
 Daily or settled b. f^rq+H;*. 
 
 Load of b. ifvmwi ^^m. !PTHT=^T ir5T)».-5nTT)«. 
 
 Mind your own b. Expressing the sense of this 
 phrase, and of the similar phrases, What's thai to you, 
 TJiat't no concern of yoi'.r's, Tou r/o toBath~le lianged, \ 
 
 BUS 
 
 Sfc — as used in repressing interference viewed as 
 impertinent, there are some striking colloquialisms in 
 
 Marathi. ^tt'T nS«rr, 3TrTr-7T %n ^, 5^r qrpr q^i^, ttzj ^frxq- 
 
 f^j^l qf^l jp^'Z 3T?T^^ ffT^I^" ^jsmri m: ^W,it|t- 
 
 TT^ 3TTi ^fTl?: q^ nT^T ^PT^', '3TTq^ qtl "l?! 3Tmf »T^TT 
 
 srar €i =^t>TTT ^mr 5^ ^ftt, ^mr^r j^^^ft 'irrfi^ t^'jit^ 
 
 To be sent about one's b. ^WC^. 
 To do one's b. v. Natuee. Hiti l cb^.H ^"Jf. 
 To do one's b. (i. e.the b. of) v. To Kuix. ^mn. if.j. 
 ®Sr y. of 0. ^V^-^jf. pi. "Tr5^or=q^iTft-/.-1%^/. ^my.ofo. 
 
 3 ah. ajoh,a matter to he done.^mt. ^FT'T". ^^«. ^- 
 oq-«, 5f?frj:q;j_ 
 
 Light or easy b. ^^'^n. 
 
 Losiug b. q'jF<To!r«. nrrfTw*. W^^f- 
 
 Troublesome b. if^^>«. W^tln. 
 
 To manage the secular b. of. ^jR^r«»- ^R'OT y. of 0. 
 
 4 a matter gencr. v. Affaie. jfre/. 5^fi^^»', ?^e7T»«. 0/' 
 
 5 province.^ office. spnTw. J^^prn. ^^^■!X^m. ^:^.vnn. ^m. 
 CCTTm. TTPr»i. 3T?^/. 3^?;:/. 
 
 6 traffic, V. Teabe. ^'^^w. q^^^i^w. q'JjfrS or q^rKTS/. 
 Extensive or vast b. ^^\7^ ^r^T^m. Vt^J^FfT-PJ^-iTSif- 
 
 5-&C. JpR^PTTMJ. 'PTT^^TTOTTTwi. "FFRq^FT.vi. ^FTTT^qT T^- 
 
 Departments of an extensive b. ^^srr ^TT^%w^)?. 
 Jfan of b. sqq^rft /'o/). qs^OT. m^>T?«. 
 Skilled in b.^qq^p^^, sqq^q^. 
 To thrive in b. |^Pr». qr^ijf y. 0/ s. 
 
 7 ii^s^Ze a«(f «/jV 0/ huyers and sellers. 'pT^fTsr^/. 
 ^profession, art, vocation, occupation, v. Livelihood. 
 
 ?:?rr«j. or ^^^«. 
 BusKix, «. ^TT^t^ :?;r3:f?ft?7 ^^r^ftqri^. 
 
 Buss, M. ^/w. H^M. ^5Fr«. 
 
 jTo Burs, d. a. v. To Kiss. =5rqoT. 
 
 Bust, n. *H<my5 qr^^ Vfni^r q?T5ET. m. Hl^q^ or 5- 
 
 ^■RT- «».f^TTt*m m. 
 Bustaed, 11. *T15ESI+/ HJ. 
 To Bustle ( about ), v. n. ^pq ?n^or, JT^^rnT w.-sq^TM.- 
 
 ':Ti5rTtTf5T/.-tTf5T«r7/.-&c. q^^. 
 Bustle, n. stir, hurry, lively motion, mif. 'cTJqqiqy! qfqr- 
 
 fcrW/. trtrfq/. 'reqs/. ii^r^/ mTryT/. 
 
 To be in a b. n^^. 
 
 2 ( as of business, &c. ) brisk and noisy stir, ij^q^f 
 ^^^f. ?r5T^ or m m. ^iqT m. 
 
 3 confused hurry, din, ^'c. pother, pudder, row, clutter, 
 coil. ado. ift'q^ w. qfe m. qtqr^Wi. ^TTrlH^ /. 3TTt^ ''. 
 
 rs^/. ns^ft/. f^??/. 
 
 Bustlee, Bustling, a. hu.iy. stirring, active, ^r^g, ^Tift, 
 ifnTT5, ^Jff, ?T^ciTT, ^^TS'TT, S'^ST^'TT, "^^Zt or ciJT, 
 flTT^ or ^iTT, ;FqR-€rr, TTg;-5Trft, ^^^?TT . TS^-STT, =q-
 
 BUT 
 
 118 
 
 BUT 
 
 «J-?s?TT, ^MS'^n, ^e^WR, 3<ri'n, ^R?fte, ■d«fi«i«)i'i, 
 Bu.sv. a. eti'jajed in businets. -diil'liH r^PT^OT, ^FP^frl 
 
 Tlu- sense of the word is often best rendered by *inid, 
 ^tJHlid , Ac. as cfr *IMif1 3Tf| Ue is busy. 
 
 2 ttirrinj, lively. See Bustlee, 
 
 3 /«// of stir and life,— 9, town, a hoube, &c. n^T^pftrT, 
 T^T^jfr^, S'T^'iftiT, T^g'irrft, 3't'^TKT^TRT. 
 
 ■1 (d;iy, .'Vc ) -+mi--qi l^i^r-fTJT^qpTT. 
 
 5 meJdlin'j, v. Oiiuious. ^■^^'^n, fJ^W. 
 To Busy. Sec To Emplov. 
 Busr-BODT, n. ^5^ JfTTrHTff "i- FJfjT ^FRHRt m. ^5^^ »<■ 
 
 (—female b. g^t qnT^'nfr'T- &e. ). 
 But, conj. v. Excei-t. fsfi^nf, <MfM, •H'fFr, ^"fl^. 
 
 2 ye/, nevertheless, hoiceier, howleH. q'cn', TT, "TTH, fTT, 
 Hff, fT-«Trf^, 3T'»TTfT, f%3. 
 
 There is a " but'' iu the case. JT^^ rf^ 3TT^ or IT^ 
 
 3 no more than, v. Onlt. JTra', %^5J or %cIgE, <p^. 
 BuT-END, n. ^ n, gs^ m. ^'qiTT wj. — esp. of a musket, &c. 
 
 BuTCttEK, n. JpHT^m. ^RTR m. <.mi=») ot. <mi+1 m. 
 
 To Bi'TCUER, V. a. kill sacagely, Sjc^ v. To Kill, vft^ m.- 
 
 srnJT ni. ^ if- 0/0. x^ ot.-^tt?5 /.-^3i^ «.-^[;?rr/.-&c. 
 
 i^ Ji. 0/ TfH^. 
 
 BuTCHEBT, n. JusineMo/'a WoAer. *^|iJ+IM n. +^ltl+<- 
 "ft/. iMI-i+HUII m. 
 
 2 slaughter-house. +'Hl|<,=IMI m. ^tr^TTOT/- ^[^/. 
 
 3 fig. slaughter, massacre, \. Killing. +Tiir4/. f. T5, 
 
 BfTLtit, n. cJl+'fl'd m. ^l24'/r TO.The English word is com- 
 mon under tlie corrupt form of jl-irfl m. 
 
 Butt, n. ot/Vrf of aim. f^\VR or u\ n. f|^ or ^ «. ?J^tt n. 
 3?T ». ^eq- n. ^f'^rr^ m. 
 A b. for arclicrs. <?T^ m. 
 
 2 jesting-stock, laughing-stocky ^WA'i, n. M|<i|oi «. %- 
 aspTT OT. fTmrr?^^ n. ■d'^^l'HKM^ n. 
 
 3 (of abonied animal). ST^T/. p^/. ^Kuft or j- 
 
 ^ WZ ftT «. 
 To BcTT, V. a. I^PF'Jf, f^of, 1^' or ;^Tr5W, gj l ^ , 7- 
 «P/-f^/.- &c. ■^ir. [ itr:?^. 
 
 That is given to butting. f^FTToE, f^FIT^, J=rRTjrT tfm. 
 BuiTEB, n. 7^^ n. iT^^ w. ^^i^ n. ^^ToJT m. 
 B. imperfectly separated. r\ ] 't . i f. n. 
 Vessel for heating ( and clarifying ) b. r^'^;^:;^f. 
 Clarified b. ^ n. ^n. 3TFF!rn. ^ n. ;Hff ».— in cant 
 or covert phras. q^ n. 
 
 Clarified b. fresh and hot. rtl»Hia rTT n. 
 
 Clarified b. waslied ( a hundred times ). ?l?ra«T n. (a 
 
 thousand times ) ^f^H'jrT n. 
 
 Dregs of clarified b. ifft/. [ t^j^TTT n. 
 
 Dreggy or badly clarified b. iRTPror atr^Tn.sR^ n.%- 
 That smells or tastes of clarified b. rfT^. 
 
 2 soap, palaver, blarney, S(c. v. Flatteuy. Jotqi^TTt/- ^■ 
 
 Vi^J\rm^ n. 
 To Bltteh, v. a. f^twt n. fTRor-yisuj. 
 
 2 V. To Flatter. |y|HHI^' or iqij^fff MK-Huj. 
 BuTTEE-iiOAT, n. :^"'TTr »». 5\oTT OT. (i/OT. inift/. #TT w». These 
 
 words signify a vessel made of leaves tacked together to 
 
 hold clarified butter or oil. 
 Butter-cup, n. ^ TFJ STTf. 
 Butterfly, n. qr^Tsfl/. ^^^TT^T^J; n. f^TM n. W »•• WTwi, 
 
 ^?(ff=^ ^PNi-^TT m. 
 
 2 — as applied to A spruce and glittering but empty fellow, 
 
 and as synonymous with Jay, Pojnnjay, Gossamer, 
 
 Fluttering Spark, Airling, Fop, Cock's comb, Bawcock, 
 
 &c. some correspondent terms are ^Itfe-^^Hl «JJ, '^j- 
 
 Butteeis, n. g^HTTfTw. 
 
 Buttee-milk, n. ?rr^ ?». rT^P n. Some terms of abuse for J3ul- 
 fcrmilk considered as weak and wisliy washy arerll+«f- 
 ift n. iv^^^ n. <Ti^^ TPift n. S>^+=)un «• tjts^^ «. ^- 
 
 • compreh. or loosely, i. e. 6., curdled milk, whey,^-e. 
 
 dl+4iun n. 
 B. mixed with rice-gruel, q^i^ n. [ or ^f 
 
 B. warmed with spices, &c. dl+d^ or "dl*dH/. frHf?^ 
 That sells b. rTTspTr. 
 To scald b. rTPP n. <pt^. 
 Bdttee-tooth, n. =qFjft^ ^f?T m. 
 Buttery, n. v. Pantet. •HNco'4l^{-ilf^/. "FTIoEr^t^it^it/. 
 
 BUTTEET, a. OTOtrpEJT, rilui'i, ?5iU|x).!,_ 
 
 Buttock, n. ft «• ^T^T w. ^nrs w. dMIui or stt n. JFIor ijv. 
 
 ^FTT or ^T m. t[Kf. f?rs n. nt^/. J^T wi. ( used esp. of 
 
 beasts ), f^TfT^ m. ssft'ift'/. 
 Ulcer on the b. ifs^^ m. [ f^r^^. 
 
 To clap the buttocks in exultation, f^^f.pl. STSf^^- 
 To move along upon the buttocks. <^<iu| or W^^^- 
 
 "T^■^TT-^5^rf "PTT^-ifT adv. ^^Tnir-Hlrt'ji. 
 Button, n. ^ft/. J^FT «. 
 
 Holding by the b. vCKlMdl/. 
 
 2 ( of wood, to fasten doors, &c. ). PhhuiI/. 
 
 3 — gener. 3T5^0T n. aTS^P^PT n. 
 
 4 knob or boss fitting a loop.ivs^'^ f. no!# n. fiR5 or g-n. 
 
 Note. These words also meau the knob & loop together. 
 To Button, v. a. n^ arS+Ruf, ^'^f-P^- ^TF!"^, aTS+Hlui, 
 Button-hole, Button-loop, n. n^t^^ n. f^n.-^^jm. 
 
 Buttress, n. v. Peop. S^PT JB.^^RT m. ^^ /. ftTTT w». f^TRTT
 
 BT-L 
 
 119 
 
 CAB 
 
 To Buttress, t'. a. ZWA m.-&c. '^of. [ mm^. 
 
 BUTTEACEOUS, BuTYEOUS, a. ^.\^^T^, ^VAZ, c^lUH-i, ^^T^jft- 
 
 2— of milk; richjat. ?JJT5T, fq-^OT, ^^T^. 
 Buxom, a. ga;/, hh/lhr, etc. v. LiVKLY. gTjfT^, tn^, t^ff, 
 
 BuxOMLY, «(/t'. V. A. 3"i?rfl^Tfr^, aTT^^CTTT-f, m^TTT'Tq-. 
 
 BuxoMNEss, n. V. A. arTHS^'T'JTm 3"«T^|f=T/.w^r=i2,f rrf/. 
 
 To Buy, v. a. f^^.^ q^r, p(fr?i; ^m, ^ft<t/.-^5T m.-^aT?r 
 
 7t. spm y. 0/ 0. HV.^3;?r ^wf. 
 
 BuYEE, 7). T. V. f^Ft^uiKI, ^■(^^^R'TTTT, &c. ^{lidU, fq-^T- 
 
 Buyin'g, m. v. Y.—act. f5FP?T^ w. &o. ^ftff/ ^pq- »». 
 B. and selling, v. Teadk. q^i^ot n. ij«r^5r m- ^qf=r^T 
 
 w. ^5HT5 or ^T^mra/. 
 Tb Buzz, r. n. — as flies, &e. 'TTcfr or 'TPT^'U'lN'Ji or ^rTT^T- 
 
 "t, H'iIH'''T't in/ens. m^j^ix^ 
 
 2 V. To WnisPEE. ^^TJfl'n, f =qf^^, 'jcrpm/ Jfrcw. 
 Bpzz, Buzzixo, 71. V. V. 1. I'JT'T'JT or fJl'TT'ft'JT/. in/ens. T- 
 
 orniTR or fnuif^'Jrr^ or ^^OTI?; ??!. qHt »• intcns. ^TT- 
 
 H: rni. ^mroT 7^. 'TOTTOT or f^'J\'H\^ f. inteiis. ^TOIHWR: m. 
 
 2 1'^3'^/ 5^^/- f^f"^/ f^^/- 
 By, /ire^. — uotiug agent. ^|?r, fTH^, ^^Tf q', "TT^, ^T?^. 
 
 2 m'jM, — noting iusturment. ^fv^jTT, 'Ff'T, ^, ^ntt. 
 
 3 o/, as soon as, — uoting time. ^iT'^i (ex. 3Tp5T ^nTH %?5T 
 
 fiT gf^f fr^ 5i^f =f7T^ ?i^ ), TM^r, "Tq-?r, fff, ^^,^\ 
 
 By this time. By now. (ts^ ^lif, <^5^i%"t. 
 
 4 through, — noting means or medium. ^57T, "FT^ or 
 ^>^, gKT, 'fl^^F^TT, T?:^ or T^^^vT. 
 
 5 uoting passage along. ^CT, ^«|ctH, TT^, WT^. 
 Er, at?D. a< hand, in presence, v. Neae. vT^oS, WHtT, rH'+.-i. 
 
 By, in composition, implying indirectness, injtrioriti/, 
 irregular'dg, subordinacy, &c. is expressed by '¥IT5,"'tT, 
 
 ^f^T, ^R, as anr^nr, arrsfr^t, anr^^r, aTrs^iTT, stt?^- 
 ST, 3Hu<iio!i, 3Trj5Tf«r, arrsfe, arrs^^s, a^^m, arr^nft, 
 
 &e."^TftrT, HiTiI^r?, &c. Other examples see in order. 
 By a>-d By, in a short time. ^Plfr^ ^^SPf, :pT|i%«T^, *TT, 
 
 Br THE By, ^^:?r arrs^ur 5rT?qT^57T, ^^ ^^^TiT ^\^. 
 By-affaie, By-business, By-job, By-woek, n. 3HI4+IM n. 
 
 n. arr^'R'^ ^fHTT n. ^^^ n. "TM^T^ «. 
 
 Br-coENEE, n. =^R qr/r^ra" ?«. 
 By-day, n. arrji^^r »»• 
 
 By-design, By-end,By-object,«. nVJT^?? m. nv^^^X^m. 
 
 a^lHiiRl^+li) «. [ m. &c. 
 
 By-expenses, n. ^XW^ m. arr^K^ ot. "^Im^ w. f?T^F^?7=^ 
 
 Br-OAIN, n. pickin/s, &c. aTT5 fJT^I^fT/. %rt^ fn^^^ f. 
 
 f?T5rrtr f*ToE^?T/. arT^frrr^ h^^?t/. f^r^Rs sjifa"/. arrs- 
 
 ?!T>T w. qT^??T or ^T^'<T ?^. [ np^/. 
 
 By-lane, By-steeet, n. anTirsft/. =^WTcff/. STi^HT m. 
 
 By-matter, m. aTrsnTq/. %^^1>?/. f^^mnFTTn. i^iTl^T^ 
 
 «»• rtui+i-H n. 
 By-naiie, n. sTqiTTft ^\^ or ^TTTrft HT^ ?;. 5fTH?IT^-.S;c. ^t^ 
 
 n. T5%^ ?n'q' n. ^5%^ ?rfsr M. 
 By-paxi£, By-eoad, By-way, n. amsTR/. am^A m. am- 
 
 2 fig. hy-manner, hy-method, S;c. \xf\^ f. ai<TftfH/. 
 
 By-stander, «. ^=r5i=5Tr s'^ Trf|%^ JTrn-Fr m. fr'rr^r'fk c. 
 
 Idle by-standers. aTTrJTT^ ^""i'Tr^ in. pi. 
 By-stock, By-store, n. arr^f^T m. 
 
 By-story, By -tale, n. arrs^'^T/. ["nT«r5t/. 
 
 By-time, By-sea.son, n. amq-55 /. arr^ftT/. ''W^^^.^f. 
 By-tillage, By-town, m. ^pmTM?;/. 
 By-woed, n. ^^f. '^TFT in. ^"^f^TrPTT « 
 Br-wOEK, n. arrs^T w. 
 
 c. 
 
 (J^ For the account of the two sounds of this letter as 
 represented respectively by K and S, see under thoso 
 letters. The combination Ch. is represented by ^, and 
 when aspirated by iJ. 
 
 Cab, n. ^ qn-^Tpft TTft '-TtI. [ ^HTf m. 
 
 Cabal, n. v. Combination, viicrfiy. ^F^ ?». ^^ m. ^ «. ^- 
 2 V. Inteigue, <P^ m. +--|k, in. ^F^rrw «. 
 
 To Cabal, v. n. v. To Plot. ^ w.-rilT?^?T/.-&c. ^??3"i. 
 
 Cabalistic, a. v. Occult, qrr, n^, nsT^^. 
 C. letter, sft^^ n. ^V^ n. 
 
 Cabbage, n. thl41 /. or <^/. from Couve Port. ^RT «. ^- 
 
 Bulb or belly of a c. ^r»fNT WA^ »«.-T|T m. +,<H+i4l 
 
 2 ( of wick ). +Mc4l/. ^FT^Tsit /. f%^r5!T ?». 
 To Cabbage, v. n./orm a head, np- mi. ^tot-q"OT in. con. 
 
 2 — a wick. q?r^?r3'Jf, ^RToff /. ir^ '". co;z. 
 To Cabbage, v. a. pick, <^c. v. To Embezzle. ?JTt3t,-^ 14 ^hO'i^ 
 
 <'-IK'n/- ^^fTW, r\T^ »». ^ 2«!7/< q'^ of 0. 
 
 Cabbage tree n. i\\m_ij. 
 
 Cabin, n. ( of a ship ). ^^\^ n. <q<i^?! n. ^1^/. ^"JT m. 
 2 cottage, cot, T. Hut. ^r<T^ ?«. dim. ^m€\f. ^ffTfT/- 
 Cabinet, »j. v. Closet. ?5T^^ ^Rt /. 
 
 2 private council room. 5J{r^?T^FTT »». <[;qrRr f^TfT^r^T"'. 
 
 3 Sf/ec; Jo,/y 0/ ministers, ^'^\'^-^■s(\^\^ ^?I5pf'TT^r- 
 ft JT5c5T/. 5??qTT=5ft m. pZ. 5?vq-q-q-p7 m. pi. 
 
 4 io.r of drawers, cells, t^'c. ^"TT^^ S7f/. ^T%^R^/. 
 Cabinet-council n. w^^^=^\'^-&c. ^^\f. 
 Caeinet-makee, n. v. Caepentee. ^OTf^^^^^-STT «fq\ ^TRT- 
 
 Cable, n. E^T^k w. ^7^ «. ^kt ». Tr^»». ^^ n.
 
 CXK 120 
 
 Caboose, «. TJ^^PTSTT^ W^rrr w. !; 
 
 (.'ABiiioLET, n. ^ q'rs^p-ft ^Tr ^mv^ nrft arff . jl 
 
 t'ACUECTiCAL. a. V. ^■. 5:ff'47t^5r':T^, l:ft'a?fHrEFT. [fH/. 
 Cacuexy, n. i« Aai'V of My. |:fr<TcT>TT^PTT/. s^P^ft^ |-.f?'«T- 
 Caciiixxatiov, n. 3T?^W '«• 
 
 Cack, fl. i\?( f. l"^. 
 
 Ti> Cackle, v. «.— a goose. +ri+-i w.-^^?rrJ ni.-^>ft^f^OT. 
 2 a hen. ++'Jr or ^\^. 
 
 3 T. To GUJGLE. f^ff /■ ^'f. 
 
 4 V. To Tbate. ^^^■m, ^?Tif. [ i^V^ m. 
 Cackle, CACKU>-o,n. T.Y.I.— cry madc^f^^FTm.^^m. 
 
 2 ^TT^ or ^wM n. 
 '3-aJ, .JT. f^^ f-^f- 
 i—act, I'c. 513^5/. ^rT^r/. 
 CACOcnTMiCAL, n. \. X. Rii'-lR+I^r^TT, f^f^, SimR+kI, 
 
 Cacoc^ivmy, )!. vicious stale of the humors. f^TJt^ '». fW' 
 
 CaCOPHOXI-, «. ^^RTTT «». ^?T 3^R m. 
 
 Cajj, n. Tf^^ »>. TT?^ w. 
 
 CArATEitous, o, relating, l]-c. to a corpse. ^^^^^^., ?T^^- 
 
 2 fjliasthj, pale, v. "Wax. sf??^i;=EfT, srrT^i=5T^, 3"P5 or 
 
 3^pF5, nsiiHU^r, srri?fH, ^-Hra-?, HrnsTFr, ^^^• 
 
 CADAYEnousSESs, «. Y. A. 1. qTT^T^-J.q- 71. q:?T^^3T?rT/! JT^T- 
 <IWr »». 5T«rT"TT w. 
 
 Cade, a. See Tame. 
 Cade, n. Sec Cask. 
 Cadekce, ». ( of the Yoice ). 3rtT?TraT »>. ^rTTT ???. 
 
 2 tone in reading, S(c. ^rnift/. ^T ot. 
 Cadet, «. K^T^ftfnFTWfe f ^TFIT TTlttTK^^IT. 
 Cadi, ». ^PFJft m. 
 Cadjan, n. branch of the cocoanut tree, ij'c. ^\^ m. ^Ncfl/. 
 
 A matted c. g'iT )«. 
 Caffke, n. ^.wfX. 
 
 Cage, n. Y\^K\ m. Tf^nr «i. fq^sn: n. qbrt «. 
 iTo Cage, v. a. PM^H -Mid-Ac qF5<Jt-^TT^. 
 Caidn, n. heap of stones. fH^T »i. ^TTST >». f^oET^M. 
 Caitiif, j!. knai-e, y. Blackguaed. ^R^T^ m. ^MTK^T^ ni. 
 
 ^rmt, 5^, ^Ot^ or S. 
 20 Cajole, f. a wheedle, ^c. 'P^F^RiJT, 'T^^T^'jf or qr^r^, 
 
 •^i^-Mui, '4Fi=j^ '4T'?^?r ^r^T ^ft^, 'tr^, 'lot^ci-tuT^/- ^- 
 
 \^g. of 0. ■i--*Mr\ n. ;fr?^, ^^% ». ^I^'Ji-m^, TPfRm- 
 W or yift^ ^% n././. qf-^jf g. of o. ^FfT^ =q^ ot. 'jT|OT- 
 
 Cajoij:d,^. t. V. "^•r^JT^fSt^rr &c. 
 
 Cajoler, n. Cajoli>o, p. a. y. V. q^cTRUllTT &c. "R^JTr- 
 
 Cajoleby, Cajoling, n. v. \.~act. ^^^!:\^v\ n. &c. =^^- 
 
 Cake, «. ( of bread, gener. ) y. BEElDTfrft/ ^^TTTcft/. ^- 
 
 CAL 
 
 €\ or =:tT^/ =5T^^5fr/. =qt^q?t / ^mrf/. =qT|^F?fT/. -fr- 
 
 2 ( of wlicateu or rice flour ). ^VJ?\f. f\f\f. 
 
 3 ( of flour of HTT^ft, ^itToTr, &c. ). TT^/. Some of the 
 common Calces. Puff's, Puddings, ^-c. are "T^opn'sfl', W 
 TT^T^ft, n^m'ift^ q't^, h£\'A\ TTsft, ^FTJft, ^Tft ^^, 
 5FR^r?^r, ip^TTTfr, ^F?f, ^ll-TS, imr, ^^^ or ^, nrVt, 
 ^Ftif^, TRfr, TR^rfr, iT^itTT, Jtt, ^JTT, 3T^T or "rrif ^rST, 
 yN-l«Jil, f^^TT, TTifT, ^f^«. Hrf'ra', f?l^5^5T, H?5^, ?T:5- 
 
 A c. flattened with tlie hand without a roller. ^TT- 
 Eighth of a c. f^^ m.f. 
 Fourth of a c. =q"?T#?; or xf^^^ »»•/ =^/. ^Xf. 
 Pileof cakes. =ET:n/ 
 Small c. or flat loaf. =5^"^ f. ^\\^^ f. 
 Stool, &.C. for rolling cakes 'fl^qR 7;!. 
 Thick or large c. ^ m. XV^ m. JJ m. X^ or X7^ilfm. 
 ^'Z n. T^ 71. ^^ n. [ =;m^/.=5f^rft/. 
 
 4 ^a< and circular mass, gener. =^]^f. ^IrfT f ^TT^t o;' 
 5. V. Pat. ^f. ^^f :rft^/. WfT/. 
 
 6 concreted matter. f\^ m. %^ /. f^^jT?? or ft^oS tj. f|- 
 
 7 ( as of dried mud, &c. &c. ). <^Hrfl 7». TN^ or ^rfr^- 
 
 ^r 7«. 'Trfrar 07- tttptt ««. 'ft"?^ »». w^'itf ^f^/. 
 
 2b Cake, t>. n. gather into a cake, concrete. viHW, 'ITS^, fS- 
 ^^ n.-&c. |nJf g. ofs. [ ^'^/. 
 
 Calabash, n. gourd-vessel, jq^ / 55ft/. giu 7». HI'T^;! »)(. 
 
 Calamike, n. impiure carlonate of zinc. +,rf<HN'(l/. 
 
 Calamitous, a. v. N. distressful, miserable, — of circum- 
 stances, &c. 3Trdi;h-)l,5:^Tf5fr, f^TTrft^, a^^r-^luiNl, ^- 
 cTf^EH', ^3T^^=5rr, 5ffT^rft^,:;T'?^r5fHT &c. a^f^-f, ar^T^, 
 
 3Tft'?, -flf^TC^, 3TH5^, arf^IW^^, STT^TW^, 3TPm- 
 
 2 producing distress and misery. J;^?^^, 5-^^i 1'^^) 
 
 i\M'-h &c. aTTT^ ^.K--ti-^fFT^-&c. 
 
 3 involved in distress, miserable, y. Whetched. ? '.^, 
 
 l?rTq-?r, '^mf^ra-, ftTf^mr, |:^?Tfrr, ^irs?^, arrr^r, f^^r. 
 
 Calamity, n. misforlurie^ disaster, evil. <i^ff^in. <Si['\'i\mf\m. 
 (i\Mn. ^^^n. 3Ti*r«. f^qf^/. aTTK»!.. armr/. w^r:». 
 
 ^JTq■;^^. t'. %, T5 «''<'« ^7, ^^^^n. ^^irS or olm. iT^if7«. 
 
 a7srm«. 3TTq5?r/. a^ffr/. ftq^/. W^rrFTm. n^t^n. Jt- 
 
 ffrlTM. sq^q"". SFTwi. qTr7 /. +|ci+dqi/». — iutons. an 
 ovenchelming or e.vtreme c. aTT^fm. 3TH5^fTrrrm. 3TT^f?fm. 
 
 Unexpected c. or mishap. 3T^^7 7j. 
 C. from Heaven, — as drought, deluge, lightning, ArC. 
 3TTWRt 3TT9i?r/. STRTTpft/. ^^FJTw. ^^T^t^^^sTW, 
 
 C. from Kings or Governments, — as oppression, 
 marauding, invasion, &c. ^rlHHl STHPrT/. grtrtlWl/. 
 Xm^^ pop. <M=h1 SfH^w. TJ^^?J pop. TT^q^ 375?»». 
 
 C, of.season. ^/.Seven are reckoned, viz. Dronght^
 
 CAL 
 
 121 
 
 CAL 
 
 deluge, rats, locusts, parrots, ravages of tlio State or 
 of Banditti, foreign invasion. These two last, consist- 
 ing mainly in the devastations of marching troops, 
 are equally with the others, calamities oj season. 
 
 C. from wet ( inundations, heavy rains, &c. ) 3TT^- 
 
 arm/. 
 
 Some terms for a calamity from Heaven, Nature 
 or chance ( as distinguished from evils intlicted by 
 man ) are aTT^T^Tpsft f ^Tf /• 3TT-TT^TT^ ^]%f. 
 
 Calash, n. i^+IM+K^ TT^ 3TTf . 
 
 Calcareous, a. having the properties of lime. =^'^1% 'j^ll^T, 
 
 Calcinable, a. v. V. ■»T?K^rPTr^mr, T^T';aTqF^, T^- 
 Calcination, n. v. V. — ad.T^^n. *RTft^T"'T«. -jiku|«.— «. 
 
 or s. Ht^O'sfifrT/. 5Trft=fN '«• 
 To Calcine, v. a. reduce to a calx. *ITT«-.-*IT'ft^'Jrrt.-^R- 
 
 Dr». ^^^ ff. ofo. TTR^. 
 Calcined.;;. V. V. T^K %?;?5T-^rHOT, T^^ft, 'T^jft?;?^, 
 
 Calciner, n. V. Y. ^>TF^ ^T'TRT, 'H+M-T-tT?, ^iTH<JI^PtTT, HTT- 
 Calculable, a, V. V. n^TftT, T^^, 'M^', ifam^^, Tftn"!!- 
 
 Calculary, a. relating to the stone in tlte lladder. ^^■ 
 
 To Calculate, v. a. compute, reel-on. iruT'Jt, 'TM'jf, 'MJTw.- 
 
 2 — roughly, coujecturally. v. To Estimate. 3?^iTreaT, 
 8 — in astronomy or astrology. lOT^, ^TtT^^, "TT^, 
 Calculated,/). & «.v.V. 1. n^cCT, nfoTrf , ^^qT?T, noft^^- 
 2 3T^Km3?5r, ST-^MItlT. 
 
 I. adapted.^fil.^ V. Suitable, ^pq-, ^T^^, ^FT^?W, ^PT- 
 rTT-^nrr (in comp). 
 Calculation, n. v. V. \.—act. v,^^n. iT>JFT». TTqr/. ^- 
 <'i<M». f^iiH or f|^TR»i. — o. or s. n'^mt /. ^T^IT^ or 
 
 C. — by or in years, months, &c. — by or in candies, 
 maunds, &c. ^m^W^f. •HIrfl'luIFft, Hf|^FFRft, &c. ^- 
 
 5tn'n'?ft, Kotmoirft, ^ifrTorfft, FJ^niRft, ^f^RT"n^, &c. 
 
 V. ?5PT, ( ex. qr ittftrJT Jrtf'MFft r5n?ft). 
 
 Eustic or rude c. ^^^\ f^V^m. 
 2— act. St^fiTT^r'jf n. 3T^HRT m. 3TT^ »». 
 3 — aci. niT'^ n. &e. 
 I. rf «!(Z(; o/ a c. nfoTrT w. 
 Calculator, w. v. V. 1. itdt'itttt, iM^T^HTimT, TOTrft ^rtitt- 
 
 f^?T^ =F5TJnTT. 
 
 2 3H^H|yuiirr, 3HI+KUHTT, 3T^iTT?I^^TJnTT. 
 
 3 n^^, JT^qarnr, "Ti^iriTr. 
 
 Calculous. See Stonv. 
 
 Calculus, n. v. Stone. ^ft^TIT ot. ^T5T «». 
 
 Caldron, n. v. Kettle, ^t/ ^f^ m. ^W'^^J^?[/. ^^m. 
 
 To Calefy. See To Heax. 
 
 16 
 
 Calendar, «. almanac, q^^fin «. "nriS », 
 2 V. List, ^ft^ n. m^/. 
 C. month. ^tTHRT m. 
 To Calendar, v. a. smooth.^ S{c. ( linen), j^/. sRwf, "qt^.tfr. 
 Calendering, «. v. \ .—act. ^/^Tr^irf ?}. tff?^/. 
 Calendeee, n. v. V. f^ %\W>^., ^^TT or TR, ^FRl ^V.- 
 
 "JTRT. 
 Calends, n. first day of tie month. ^^V^ f TrS^TT «;. 
 
 Ad Grtecas Calendas,, at latter Lammas. W^=^\ <flrf7- 
 ?T5nff,ifr=)'i-^'M|cIlff, =PT^=^T 3TTf^?nrTft, -3<ji'-'MI 'iTTf^rrqr^f. 
 Cale, «. ( of a cow ). cTfH^ «. Tit M. siFH «. Trp? n. 
 Bull or male c. nv^Tj or qf^r, ^\1.J., ^^r?, Jf?^. 
 Pemale c. ifMt or n^t, qT?t, qTrrT^T?, ^f^Hl. 
 Bull c. ( or bull ) branded and set at large. ^T^. 
 Female c. ( or heifer ) do. =r^W. 
 
 2 ( of a bufl'alo ). T|^ n. ^-^ n. TTT^ n. ^F n. 
 Bull or male c. rTRSTT or Z\^^^, m^. 
 
 Female c. ofre, Ttt,TTTlT', — iu endearment, disparage- 
 ment, contempt, &c. ^TR^ ". TFT^'ft/. XT^ n. 
 
 3 ( of a cow or buffalo). ^T^«. ^f^ n. ^^^jzftfn. ^]'jn.m. 
 Muzzle for a c. ( to prevent its sucking ). J^T^oTT or 
 
 iftSfT m. Jfi^ or Ht7j n. ^]^ n. 
 Pen for calves. ^J^/. 
 That produces fine calves, ^ifsfq" ^5. [/. 
 
 4 ( of the leg ). WA\-<\ "TRtt/. ^\zt[ or ^\zt[ f. ^^\ 
 
 5 dolt., llockhead.^ v. Fool. ^\t\^ f^ ?»."%?5 m. ^\- 
 ^^ m. 
 
 Calf-skin, n. cn?Rr^-&c. Eprnt n. 
 
 Caliber, n. ^n-:M \ -^^%^m-&c.nh^ sqRT m.4€\f.-&c. 
 
 2 lore or cavity. tW'^-&c.?«lf3RrT ?K_-qR n.-^\W'^ f.-&-^- 
 
 3 diameter. 5^?r m. 
 
 4 capacity, v. Understanding, ar^f^r m. aRt^r »». tfr- 
 fHr/. »». [^;r^ n. 
 
 Calico, n. cotton eloth.^ v. Cotton. :pN?rf^ ^PT5 «• ^M- 
 
 2 printed cotton cloth.^ v. Chintz, gft? ». 
 Calid, Caliditt. Sec Hot, Heat. 
 Caliquaeiix, n. ^^M^'^\\f. ^<^<p5f^/. IJ^T^^ ?(, 
 Caliph, n. ^felTT or TT m. 
 Calisthenics, n. Hlc^flf/. ^^TTrr/. 
 Calix, «. cm;? of flowers.^ Sfc. ^p^rs «. iff? «. ^^^/. n\- 
 
 51 «. ^^^ «• 
 To Calk, «;. a. s/o/> the seams ( of a ship, &c. ). 'i/^'^<C[f.- 
 
 ^X^Jf^(^f. ^^,?fW OT. pi. *R^ 5'. o/o. ^fTTSmtw. 
 
 2b Call, v. a. v. To Name. j:|!JT<if, ^TrJ^, aTTs^^rof, =7tar );. 
 To c. one's self J^^uicjul. 
 
 2 V. To Summon. ^Rsr^iff or #r^^'jf, aTT^fH'^. 
 
 3 summon hj crying out to. ^y^^ii or ^rs=f^, ^l+K'JI, 
 ft^FTT^, '^Vi^^ or '^\^^, :qYfOT or qr^^, J^R^, ^^K- 
 of, ?5?I^FR<Jr, f r^ /. ITRW, ^'Tot, ^T^ »i. /.^#, ^qT- 
 ^irf, 3TT5^RITJr, "71^rR% 3TFPR^, 3TI'+KU|w.-37r5|Rr«.-3Tr- 
 gT^».-MrHK"i»- &c. ^^. —with implication of loud- 
 ness and vehemence, and of multitudes, whether ly or
 
 CAL 122 
 
 to, ^ l -M-iui . ^ ^ [M I^U"1 I 
 
 4 V. To Invite. ariH^iof, arm^nT n. qRW, ^rcTFTJt, 
 
 5 V. To Invoke, tli^r »i. mm-^^^, aTRf^. 
 •i convoke, convene, v. To Assemule. ^ih^, f*T5I^i7f, , 
 vlHIMot. 
 7 for; See To DESfAND. To Eeqimkr. 
 
 T(j Call, p. «. fo;nc /n/o »'J''i'. H^lTr-5?T:TRr-&c. it'rf-'JTnjf. 
 2 out ; cry out, V. To Bawl. afRT=T MM^\^ arrT^^Ti". 
 :l out; speak loutHy, exclaim. 3TK5W, 5flT(S^ ^t?5'jf, 
 Jlia-MR qt^OT, 'm''f, J^PRof . 
 ■( out to; T. To Halloo. ^T^/. ^TRijf, ^TTT m. /. ^TT?59t- 
 
 (all, Calling, «. v. V. A. 1. — act. '^ir'jf n. &e. 3TTo^PT«. 
 2— act. ^[^jWh or ^^,J^^ n. &f. f^H=^^ n. 3TT5^PT «. 
 :\—act. ^\''M^\ n. kc. |Ff;n" m. ^l^f. W^ m.f. q^THT or 
 T\ m. ^^PR or TT »!. c^c^RT m. ^^R m. ^^/. 3TF^r^ «. 
 'HIo^M ". 311+Hui n. — with implication, Ac. ^•^R'jf n. 
 ^RF m. dim. ^FPRt/ ^RT «;. fT^^^/. ^F^I'JT/. 
 ■1 — rtc<. ^l^^it n. qr^Rijf n aTTK^^w.&e. aTPT^SfoiJi.ttc. 
 5 — ac/. tricJT ^JTUif «. aTTtTT^ m. &c. 
 i}—act. ^TTFTOT «. f^H^OT w. &c. 
 
 v. V. N. I.— act. ir^t^-q'iiir n.-^m-n. sjNw arripT m. 
 2 aftr^/. 3TRf /. * [/ 11 
 
 To answer to a c. 3fr/-fPP/.-?n^ m./. ^ot. 
 
 Distance or reach of a c. '^\W-f. 
 I. location, T. Business, tt^ w». ;jrrJT «. 3^TFT m. 
 Called, ;j. v. V. A. 1. »^%?rT &c. ^f^TT^, ttttt^, ?rm^. 
 2 ^P7FI%^, &c. 3TT^rFT?T, fjRtfsfJT, 3TTS"?r. 
 
 ■t qiHT^^^T, HM1<~S^, 3TTKf5pr, fHHfq%. 
 
 6 (Hctt(rirfT, &c. r-inr^rr. 
 Callosity, Callousness, «. v. A. 1. srfkTT'TT >». sff^TFT n. 
 
 spmrn m. &e. w^TRif*rfmr/. 
 
 '- ^^n^iIT ni. fHr^MTHCTTT m. ^^r^t^iIT w. &c. 
 I. o callous part, callus. q?T or ^^T m. ?^ n. f^s n. %- 
 «ff M. f^J'in' »». f^pir «. 
 Callous, n. Aarif, insensiUe. ^^rffTT, srftr^, g^ir, J«[^?f, f^^V 
 
 ^f^^^i ^''^'^i SW^i ^Fi^r, ^"T^TT^H^T, ar^rcr^T^i 
 
 To become c. lit. fig. 5ifi<|,)0T, irW. 
 - fi^. hardened in mind.^ r. Shameless, ^jni, f^prf^ 
 ^TWTor^TRnE^R, ^RT^^, f^rei^ or fjnjrj^ f^^, 
 ^''^'^1 ^^. Some terms or phrases for A callous, in- 
 corrigible person., answering to hardened dog, shameless 
 Intte, SiC are ?r?TnT^, ?Id + li'lI, ;^^, i=rT?T5^^, '^- 
 
 CAL 
 
 Ca llocsly, g^.. V. A. 2. ^^FT^W^, &e. irR^-Ac. et^, 
 
 Callow, a. «n/?e;/y^^. r^; v:^ ^^^^ ^'^^j^ ^^ ^^ ^. 
 
 ^STRPT?^, aRTTHrR??. "" rr.y„ 
 
 CALM,a.;.o/«',Wy.fSnik, ^mn, W^, ^fT or r«T, ^T^ 
 
 2 «o< ro«y/«, rj/^erf, ^c. fl^Ff or ^VT, ?rf(T, aTfJStT, ^J, 
 fT?T5;, ft'<T^, fvr5><T?5. 
 
 3 fig. serene, tranquil, quiet, still. ^frT, '<r5, f^'4?", kR'<T, 
 
 ?Tf?TRiTT, ^frT%?rr, ?Tf?if%rrT, ^rcTN^r, gn^r, giT?R^. 
 
 To become c. Jjq^aTSfJt. 
 Calm, n. stillness, lit. f^qrfT «. fJi;rm «. i!RT m. 
 
 2 fig. screni/y, tranquillity, quiet, stillness, v. CoM- 
 rOSUEE. ^jfH/. ^TrrIRR''tfT/. '0,VV^^ m. ^m Wi. ^TPTf^ n. 
 
 lb Calm, v. a. lit. s///Z, ^?«e<. ^npm or ^■4R'Jt, ^Tf?f-'<TI- 
 
 f^m-&c. ^F^ot, ^mf^iJi, f^srfjrif. 
 
 2 fig. serenize, tranquilize, quiet, &e.v.ToCoMrOSE. ^f?T- 
 
 ^rq- or HtHSTJt, WfTr^T^if or ^'4Rof, ^^iTT^T'if, ^r?r-^F4- 
 
 fl'<R-'<t?-&c. ^.X^. \r[^if[, 
 
 To Calm, v. n. become still, &e. ^TH'if, f^T^T'^r, P{^^i^., fr<T- 
 
 Calmed, ;). T. V. A. 1. ^RTK^JW, ^RT^f^OT, &c. ^TfiRT, ^it^, 
 
 2 ^TmsT^FTT, &c. ^TfiRT, ^fTRT, 5^?lf?T, ST^TRT, ST^TfTTTfTT, W- 
 Calmer, n. Calming, ;j. a. v. V. 1. ^fFTT^iiTRT, ^RT^tTTRT, &c. 
 
 ^Tfrr-&c. :p?-CTRT. 
 
 2 ?TfrT-*i5-&c. EFTTJTRT, ^Ttfrf^, ^Ttfn^, ^TTf?T^, ^TJT^. 
 Calming, n. v. V. 1.— ac^ ^?fT^ ?». ^mf^Tof n. &c. ^m «. 
 
 ^TH^ n. srnJRT «. 
 
 2— arf. ^TmiJir «. &c. B"n^R «■ mfSRT/. ^JT m. ?TH-^ «. 
 
 ^rfn^ft"^/- ^RT w. ^^m m. st^tt^t ». 
 
 Y. V. IS.— state. \m^ n. f^sfof n. &c. ?TJTH n. 
 Calmly, ade. v. A. 1. ^'<T, ^ilHUIIH, f^'<R:r{^, f^-.^T^^, STH'r- 
 
 ?f:^TTRf, ^RTTtTRTRf. [ f'T «. 
 
 Calmness, ». v. A. 1. f^^rf^ n. f^nrm n. STRTRTR m. ^TFrKlf^- 
 
 2 tirrarr «. Ac^vrftt/. 3T?frH '«. ^rttht^t m. ^^^^■^■\f. 
 
 3 ««(/ CoMPOsuEE, 5Tf1^/- '<T5T^/. 545RT OT. m?T?rT/. :iT- 
 IT OT. MIt »». ^TfFTgfs/. sprs^TRTR >«. 
 
 Calomel, «. qT-^qRfT m^/. ^T^ «. ? TR^iRH n. ? 
 Caloric, w. Fn?r7?(?5r n. ? S^ar^rT/. TWJT^TRt^ ». 
 Caloric, a. ^iirrRrT. 
 
 CalOhific, (J. rTTTSRT^, ^ WM M^^-^PR^, ^f ^T^P. 
 Calteops, «.— the plant, nm^'n. WC^ ^TT^jj.— the fruit. 
 
 Calumba, w. — the drug. ^JJrTR ^"^Z 
 
 To Calumniate, v. a. v. To Aspeese. <mrid «.-d>Mi ?i.-3Tr- 
 
 a/. m.-&c. im-^nrjof w'i<^ 5R 0/0. aif^^W^.-a^fir^TT^ 
 
 m. ^X^ g. of o. 
 Calumniation, n. v. Y. — act. H^TRT ^ ». &c- 3Tf^^t?F{ w. 
 
 Calumniatoe, w. v. V. and Aspeesee. r|>tiM ^iTRT, Ac. «IT- 
 ?57WT, ilR5€t, 5nr5^r, f Tf?t, J'TfS^R, f ^fff, "H*M<HI<, 
 
 "Wfr, -=i^i5<Mi<, =5f^rj5=^^, arfH^TrrqF, arq^rr^^, fr- 
 
 Calumniatohy, Calumnious, a. v. Slanderous. H*HNr, 
 siR^TRfT, fTfSTSfT, 5^?5^=ErT, &c. H^FFft, ^fRU'-Sft, fHtft,
 
 CAM 123 
 
 Calumniouslt, adv, v. N. H^Rq^^;^, 3TToSq;3r^, =5T^r^^57r. 
 Calumnt, n. V. Slander. m^JT?r/. fn^/. ^^T^/. arrs/. 
 
 Covert or whispered c. ^?1^/- 5^5?ft/. 
 To scatter calumnies. 3TTn/. Tr^TS^nf. 
 To Calte, v. n. -^ijf, q^T^CTJ, sff^re; n.-^rfff ot.-^tR^ or ^f^«.- 
 
 ^ttt ?i.-&c. ^of-qr?5'^, 
 
 Tliat calves yearly. ^TT^ftW, ttM^^tiT, ^TPTT^ft, ■WIHK+l. 
 That has twice calved. §^#?r, ^^T^ft, 5fr^"~rf5rrn"=Eft. 
 Calx, n. "H^H n. Some of the calces are frPsfTfT, TTTJ'T^'T 
 or T^TPfT, srsrRiT^, ^tf^^T^, Ffl^T^IT, STTT^Tr, gq-- 
 
 oT ■^T^^ Hrf?T^ hw, ar^qj H5^, ittr^ ^?it, ^It^ h^k, 
 
 Calyx, n. outer covering of a flower. ^cq^^T m. qu^^iy^ w. 
 Cameeic, n. ^ frarrg^ft ^SPTS 3TTf . " 
 Camel, n. — male. ^Z or g;^:, ^^ — female, ^^ftw, ?fr5, ^r^- 
 or (—in contempt ^fsc n. ), ;j^ or g-f^^FT.— in jocose 
 speech. STT^^THf^ m. 
 
 Bridle or nose-string of a c. H^idl ?«. ^'<T'jft/. Pin of 
 it fixed in the nose. ^I^^te n. 
 
 Bunch or hump of a e. JTTTT/. T^ n. 
 
 C— p;round, C— yard, &e. ^'HT^PTT m. 
 
 Gun carried upon a c. l|H<H|?y or ^rlidlrf/. 
 
 Line or string of camels. ^PrTlT/. ^fTRT wi- 
 
 Eider upon a c. gr|<WK c. 
 
 Eider upon a female c. ^fjufl'^H <"• 
 
 Eubbing c. c. that rubs. W]^ ^5, — Soreness arising 
 from rubbing. %l^]^f. 
 
 Sacking for the burden of a c. vf^i^ or ^f^!;rrT»i. 
 
 Saddle for a c. Mrf|U|M./. 
 
 Young c. Jfjr*T»». 
 
 Belonging or relating to a c. ij-lMI, 3Tre. 
 Camel-dhiteb, n. ^fR^TPT, ^HT^ft or ^t. 
 Camel- NECKED a. j^HFiTT, ^^^ HT^'^T. 
 Camlet, «. (t^pitt^i?;^ spTTTS aTT^. 
 Camelopard, «. tTq^;3TT?ft% ^=TT=n: 3?!^. 
 Cameo, «. ^^qT^T^TT m 3TMSS ?ri<^+lH 3^^ 'jT^ tj^ 1%^ f^TT. 
 Camp, n.ground. fts ?« %: »». Ir^rf^Sr^T m.f^^^^ m. ftrf^n. 
 
 Appointed spot for a tent in a c. fir^?5/. 
 
 Following a c. ( for subsistence &c. ). ?5^T^pd^ft/. 
 
 Quarter or division of a c. n\zm. f^Tf^TTw. 
 To Camp, v. n. encamp.^m.pl.-r[7m.'^, [HT^TT. 
 
 Camp-followeb, n. ?r^l*<\H|U|^r) c. FS^T^Rfnf^RUlRT, %- 
 Campaign, n. level tract, v. Plain. ^?t^«. 'm'TCTn. ^^xt\ 
 /. ?RT^'<TS pop. ^iT'iT^M. 
 
 2 ( of an army ). ^Tf\ f. HTTt/. HT^/. 53^fnft/. 
 Campaigner, n. veteran. cJiqv.rll-qf|5rR«F7T f^Trf . 
 Campakifoem, a. m^qj STT^rRr, ^PFR. 
 Camphor, n. ^fptTot. ^^m. Some kinds or varieties are ^- 
 
 Camphor-liniment, «. epn>?r». ^'fy^FS^Jo^. ;?rT^?5n. 
 Camphor-oil, n. ^fmi^j'i. ^A(^^n. 
 Camphoe-ibee, n. ^^^TJ^ ^j^n. 
 
 CAN 
 
 Camphor-water, n. +m<=)oft n. 
 
 Camphorate, Camphorated, o. qri^^rsfT, spifTR), :piJrqFf) 
 
 To Can, v. n. v. Able. ^^Rof or ^T^'jf, HH^-iic. 'jT^ot_ 
 
 Can, n. mw^i^ ■HNrr^^rw. 
 
 Canaille, n. dreys of the people, v. People. F^r^f^ TT^ m. 
 
 -nqs M. ;ji «. ?M'7?f'<t ??i<:t5/. JT^rrriT n.^w^pz w;w.m.pi. 
 
 Canal, n. ^\F,^\in. ^\^^^\^f. ^Roft/. ^?qT/. ?rf^H- 
 
 2 (/«£■< or jMssaf/e in the lody. ^fotm. ^Toff/. 
 CaNaRX, n. \^V'A\'^-A\ nT'JrTTTq?fl'«!. 
 To Cancel,)), a. cross out, obliterate, annul, v. To Efface. 
 
 IT^St, ^raot, <Ff^'«. %^-JTR<?f-qTc5^, %^T»». m^of, ^ ^- 
 
 ^, "Tprw. 'STT?50T, ^q/. mT^. 
 
 Line drawn in cancelling. ^^Tw. [<tc. TZ. 
 
 Cancelled, p. v.V. ij^%ot, ^"tS^T, «s+.mP,s;OT, ^%&WT, 
 Cancellation, Cancelling, «. v. V. u^ofn. ^ofn. ij- 
 
 +inr<ui«. 
 Cancer, w. crab fish. %^fTM. 
 
 2 ( of the zodiac ). ^% ?«. 
 
 3— the tumor. 'Toft /• =^T55 or xji d uiqoft/. f^^fq'ffi. 
 C. of the breast. ^?T=7f^4fs^/H.'ATPT^tf ^ «■ 
 Canchorie root-plant, «. ^5:?JT=ft/. ^5^1 MIT". 
 Candid, a. fair, open, ingenuous, sincere, v. Frank. P)'i+,cpr, 
 
 ar^T^, n^TpsfT HFPZT, 37?rf%r'T, f^Cjq-f^STFy, Sff^?? ;>oi?. 5ft- 
 
 2/a(r ^c. — applied to things. fSj-ir^cpj, sff^jfj, sfpJTcCT- 
 
 Candidate, n. TH^^qTr c. T^^TJ^rff, T^^^^, T^^Frnqp. 
 Candidlt, adv. v. A. f^H-H4, q[;T?:Hr|=T, HPFSI^HJTH', H^ 
 
 311^^ ^?j?r, f^^r^, m^^T^^, ?R?55i[r^, ?n:?5^r^r^. 
 
 Candidness, n. See Caneour. 
 
 Candied, p. v. V. Tf:?j%?5T, "Tf^frf^^?^. 
 
 Candle,^.— tallow. =Ef?^r?fr/— wax. JTOT^Tfft/. HORm/. 
 
 C. of whitest was. qFjClHUNrft/. 
 Candle-stick, n. v. Lamp-siand. stftT^^w. 
 
 Branch c. f^^TT^ 5rr5«. ^t^?T»!. f^T<HM^?». 
 Candour, Candidness, «. v. A. l.fH's^T^'JTT?". PH^+H-idl/. 
 
 r^-^TT'--if«. T=Tm iiT+5,4uiTHi. ^^^^j^Tsifn. ^Rjsjf^/. ?rr- 
 
 To Candt, v. a. conserve tvith sugar, Sfc. tff^or, TT'+.f^iui. 
 Candy, n. — sugar c. ^^^^TT^T/ f^Tflft/. 
 
 2 — the Indian weight, ^t^f- 
 Cane, n. calamus rotang.'k^m. ^5Tm. 
 
 2 switch., Sfc. ^P,V^ ^f JS^J. 'kr^f. ^?TT^ qJT^t/. 
 
 3 See Sugar-cane. 
 To Cane, v. a. 'kr<;\^T^^-^1'^\ ^pft-ctc. JTRof, ^TrTMr-sJ^f^ &c. 
 
 TT^/. "FfeW, SS'^/. =^H^f?iif, =5PT;FT^'if, <J>?^P55r<Tf, "P^r+r^ 
 
 To c. smartly. '*T^'iTff/. ^ijf y. o/o. ^Efipjnf^or. 
 Cane, a. made, tj'c. o/ c. qr?rT=^r. 
 Canine, a, ^^sn^T, 'W^'^, »t1%^^, ^.
 
 C. race. »iT^^ m. 
 CilflSTEH, w. Siir M. rfiw. S^ft/. 
 Ca>'ker, 71. V. WoBii. «Ptf /. f%5T »i. 'Ft^ »». 
 
 2 Sec Canceb. 
 To Canker. Sec To ConnorE. 
 C'asxidal, fl.HHsqi^^ JTm <HIU|K1, TH^n^, ?RH?1^, STT'frsft, 
 
 ^TTTTft, y*^^I4, HM<i(i4_ 
 Canmdalism, II. ^■^<^^^\i^ n. 5?^?R n. ^T:^^m n. 
 I'a.nxon, «. rT^P/. JTToE/. Tfl ». ^;T^ in. Tr^I^'f «. 
 
 Blauk-discliargo of c. «(h<mK «• 
 t'A>.VON-BAI.L, Canxos-shot, n. »ft3T ws. nToft /. 
 
 l^auge of a c. jftw-qT^r Z^ m. nra;-qT^ TH^fft /. (or 
 iftafhTT ?^<TT-Ac. ). 
 To Canxon-ade, t'. a. ^tW /■ pi ^XZ^-'^V(^ with ^R 0/ 0. 
 
 ^ijT mr Mi.-mTT «».-hkPi{1/. ^pt^. 
 
 CaXNOXAde, ?(. ?Tm=5rT HK w.-KTTT Wi.-H5HR m. 
 Ca>-soseeI!, n. 'iRil^ w. ^pp^ ^tt ^crrTTT m. 
 Caxoe, n. tm\f. SFTT m. ^^^ m. qm ?». frft /. (?m. ^15+1 
 /. & ^% or n «. g^ ?». 
 
 Outrigger of a c. 3Hs^ /. — Arm of it. ^u^l n. 
 CaSOX, n. statute, institute, v. Law. q;r=J /. ^\^^ m. ^fTRrTT 
 m. m m. ^ n. M^m. ft'cTR n. 
 
 Sacred e. genuine books of the Holy Scriptures, "im- 
 
 ^rrff-f^reft^nw^T 3t?t^ 5^% n. pi. 
 
 - — tlie dignitary. %^ JT^c^M^vl ^ 'cnrrfM+l^l 3TT^. 
 
 3 catalogue of saints. yrlNoff/. 
 Canok-law, m. iorfy 0/ ecclesiastical law. ^ni^Hf^fTT/. 
 CaKOKical, a. according to the canon. «M«<qi?ft^, ^FR^TT^, 
 
 Canonicallt, adv. Y. A. q-inf^ftT, q"<TTifIT^, f%^'MH*>W, ft- 
 Canoxist, n. mmW\ m. TT^^ m. qH^TT^fT, fsff^fT. 
 Canopus, w.— the star, amf^ m. 
 Uanopt, «. — of a bedstead, couch, &c. ^i'^j m. |J?r «. «. 
 
 2 of a carriage, nativepalaiiquiu,&c.fT3Tft/-^rn^?«.'^- 
 C. of light frame work over an idol. WS^\f. -=i=K4Tal/. 
 .To Cakopt, v. a. grcT «. JTRot-iftKrar, =^iT^ »i. sTftftrf, 
 Uast, n. particular phraseology. %i u fl H I "^IT /. t^ilT'TT'sn' /. ^f 
 %^ Tim/. W=5ft'TPTT/. 
 
 The caut language of tradesmen. H^HPTt/. [^tcft/. 
 2 — religious. e(|i^<jiri m. ^TF^flT^ <Mlr^ui ?j. rfi-;:^!^!^ 
 To Cant, v. 7^. v. To Whine. ^^^J.-X^J. nrif-wm^. 
 To Cant, v. a. pitch forward, incline (a cask, &c. ) %Mc)j | 
 
 2 give a sudden impulse to. 3Tr^f^ m.-f^^PKT »«.-&c. ^_ 
 CaHtee, n. — the pace, ^np^qr?!;/. •Hl-s)--h'^|r^/. ^rrnf^ /. 
 
 2 v. HXPOCHITE. ^T%^?ft, sn^m^fTPft, fTTW =M^^|tf |. 
 To Canter, v. n. -^i-+u7, =^5F^?TTi^^ =^7^. 
 To Canteii, v. a. .^T+^l~ftJIT ^fT^fsn^r. 
 Cantehbcet-tale, n. fiction, ^fpq?^ ^Jt^f\ f jt^^uut «. 
 Canthus, n. any/e o//Ae eye. ilw^Mi^nTT ?/i. Jt=5f^<T f«. 
 Outer c. ^^^jr^ m. ^^Vm m. 
 
 CAP 
 
 I Canticle, See Soxo. 
 ) Canto, «. ( of a poem ). ^ »«. 
 ' Canton. See Distbict. 
 j Cantonment, n. %s\^'aftf. 
 I Canvas, 71. sailcloth. f^?:\ m. t^^TR n. fir n. 
 ! Canvas, o. fEpT?:iTT^T, rrprr^lT, r% rtMN I, 1%^. J 
 
 To Canvas, v. a. sift, v. To Examine. iJH'^, tfT^ /. ^.\^. I 
 
 I 2 delate, v. To Aeque. qToJ>Jf, ^Rof, ^W^ m. ^^ijf. 
 j To Canvas, v. 71. solicit votes. ^*~Hr\ n. TTFidr-f^r^fiT^. 
 
 CaNX, a. ^r)M|, Elrr^m^, qfrWST^T, 
 
 Canzonet. See Song. 
 
 Cap, 71. covering for the head. Z^ f. TvJj^^ «. f^TWT n. 
 C. worn by women and children. Z^^ n. JtTt or ff- 
 qr n. j^ «. 
 
 C. that covers the ears. ^PTstft/. 
 Military e. fpff/. 
 
 " The cap of fools ". JT^TilMfoi. [ q-ur n. 
 
 2 hiot oflrass, Sfc. %^f or r^ f. ^^^ or TT^Fft /■ Z\- 
 To Cap, v. a. cover ivith a c. or top. ^'aff/.-ff^/. FsrET^-m- 
 f7W-3TH=rw. 
 
 To c. verses. The exercises amongst scholars corres- 
 ponding with Capping of verses are 3TT?TT^tO/. Sfr^?^- 
 
 f\f. HfrlHIrtl/. 
 
 To win at capping verses, "^^f. ^.^^^-^^^^, 
 Cap A PIE, adv. from head to foot. ^V^X^W^., 3TnT?Tf^T?T, 
 
 Capability, «. v. A. 1. *1l<^HM'J'MI--j'l ^fi^TrTT/. aT^nFT^TWr- 
 
 2 5Tf%/. qp-^TcTT/. ^=^ «. ?TJT?n-/. ^?^THT/. 
 
 3 ^JTrfr/. ^rf?^T 71. ^^ n. *ifS(^t/. ^rftr>,4uir «j. 
 
 Capable, a. st{fficientlg 'capacious. JTTf ^ ^T^T-^PTT-jtl'Mr- 
 
 &c. ^rfss^T^TT, 3TcnFr?TWm, ar^w^TT^Tff^fsT'H, f^RRrr- 
 
 2 of adequate alility, v. Competent, qt^, ?5I^^, ^FT^- 
 ?TR-, ?TH, ?TTfj, [sftFT, :ig. 
 
 3 — mentally; alle, talented, &c. v. Clevee. ^tTT, ^, ^- 
 
 4 See Susceptible. 
 Capacious, a. loide, spacious, v. Eoomt. ^yi^'HNI, '^^B', 
 
 ST^^, tiltl + I^T, "TRKT, f^^TTr5, ^Tf^. 
 
 2 ( of mind ) v. Compkedensive. 'JHlijMl^, JTre^TT ?ff- 
 
 a<-*<Nl, JTrSiTT 3HI'i+'!^MI, ^Tp^. 
 Capaciousness, ?j. v. A. l.'^Turr w. '^?i^?f"T'»rr m. ir?T^T- 
 
 <JTT m. sjin^fT «. 
 
 2 See Capacity. [ ^?rr^. 
 
 To Capacitate, v. a. 7naTceJit. ^;v^-r^^^^r^^■%\^vm■k(i. 
 Capacity, 7i. v. A. 1. power of containiTig, 7-oom. ^\'^ m. ^f- 
 
 5 m. ^577 M. tTT ot. "TT^ «. ^r»TTf /. ^TraT w. ^51^/. 
 Of c. — a measure. %cr?t, Tnft, ( es. ^^ft ^^-JnT-?TC, 
 
 &c. Hrft ?q^-HtiT-&c. ). 
 
 2 rear^ or ^o!ce?- o/;/(e«n'«(/, v. TJNDEKSTANDlNG.9Tr^Ff=I- 
 
 H ^tfs/. srr;pfT?Tf^/. q:^/. :scf5j «. ar^q^T ?«. ar^^ or
 
 CAV 125^ 
 
 Suitable or suitably with ouc's c. q'*?T^f5', T'JWfrT. 
 
 To be within one's c.3TT^ff-3T=rW^t7T-Ao. ar^Tof y.o/s. 
 
 I. condilion, character, ^ir[n. q^lT m. 3Tfq^R m. ^^\f^ 
 
 ^r m. 
 
 Capaeisox. «.— of a horse. TT^TP". -^K-d^TT ov ^sfR^TTwi. — 
 
 of a horse or elephant. TRjR/. 
 To Capaelsox, v. a.— a. horse. Tt^tt w.-^K^^TT m. Z\WM-^- 
 
 2 dress pompously, q^ JTyiTr^ ^^f^ijf-M'tr^'J|-|TiTITof. 
 Cape, n. promoniory. ^Kt^ ^PF n. H^TrlT^/. ^?TT «. 
 
 2 ( of a garment ), neck-pirce. ^T35/. 
 Ty Capee, v. 11. V. To Fhisk. 1%^^, fi^^of, fe^ w.f;/. 
 
 To bound or c. — a horse. =qhpwr. 
 Tojumi) & caper about — a child, i.tc. f^orf^OT-^^^OT 
 TS-JTr/. pi. HR^. 
 Capers, CAPEra>'G, n. \.Y.—act. fe^TS^ ». &c. f^q^r ?«. ^- 
 
 =5T OT. 3-sqr/. i'^. 
 
 Wild capering, ^r^^ or ^t^^ol h. 
 Capillaiient, n. %fR w. /jo;?, w.^^ n. ftt^ ?«. H^ m. 
 Capillaet, a small Vilce a hair. ^^TT^TTT^T qifT^, %^15?q', 
 
 C. attraction. %^TFF^iJr «. 
 Capital, «. relating to the head or top. ^TT^, f^mTPW^i- 
 
 «ft, JT^FRF^tft, ^?^, ^r?5r, ^ftT5, ^ftq'Tq-, ^'^^. 
 
 2 principal, v. Chief. H^^T, «T^, 3^^jft, ar^TTrq-^ q-- 
 3— punishment. !TT<Jrrf?np, STmiFI, %^?r. iRortrr. 
 
 4— crime. sTMffT^sr=rr, Hfjj^rf ,^^^?r| , Hf^^. 
 
 5 woiZe, e.vcellent, ^c. v. Fine, t;^ or HlfT, ^?iT, Hr^, 
 3TT^, %?5:Fr, ^?r5. 
 6 — a letter. ^\^. 
 Capital, n. chief city. ?;F5TtTRft/". ^^^nr?:/!. J^f..iHJ|^». ?r- 
 
 2 trader's stock.^ v. Stock. H^n. "T^/. Hfs?^ or HP 
 
 ■4 upper part of a pillar. ^T^f^T n. 
 Capitalist, n. j^jftifT^, HTw^TRT, *<<u|')l^;#>', *1{,uii\r<, TT^- 
 
 Capitally, adv. v.A. 5 ^?;'!ifMt^, g'TTWM+KH'. 
 Capitation, n. numeration hy the head. fitTUJ^rft f. f?Tfr- 
 
 'M^tt/. i 
 
 C— tax. 5Tl"Tft/. TT^^H Tft/. 
 To Capitulate, v. n. draw up in articles. ^^H^ft/. Jp^'Jf, 
 
 ?^IT?R fe^^-^RW. 
 
 2 surrender upon terms. ^\(^fA-%\^ HPRT-€t?5 ^^-&e. 
 
 To wave a flag or cloth iu indication of capitulating. 
 
 ^irr^?)«. fTR^"Jt-3^5rir. 
 
 Capou, n. ^^ %?5?!r ^pNsT «!. 
 
 jTo Capon, Caponize. v. a. ^^ qRwf. 
 
 Capeice, ». V. "Whim. ?j^/. fRH ?«. tf^w, 3T^5^^ m. i 
 
 CAP 
 
 CiPEicious, a. V. Changeable. ^'^qPT^iq^ prrff rj?:. 
 
 2— temper, &c. ^^^jquTT^T, ^^y^-^^].^ ^rp^^^ 
 
 Capeiciously, «(?f. V. A. i^^ff't or S^fft^, ?I^ qij. 
 
 Capeiciol-sness, n. v. A. 1. 3^Er?y^nr5^'TT(«. rf^<lM» ITM. =j- 
 
 ^#Rt/. =^rf=^?^ n. =5r^?5rrr/. ^FJgf^/. ^^T^r^r «. 
 
 CAPEicoEif, n. — sign of the zodiac. JT^^ot. 
 
 Entrance of the sun into c. H^FT^i^ff^/. JT^?:?i??vK- 
 U[n. This holiday is especially observed by women. 
 Some of the numberless rites or acts upon the occasion 
 arc 3TcTT ^f^Tot, %3:iJf ^fTOT, gil Jf^of, and some of 
 their ofterings made to Brahmaus, or gifts interchan- 
 ged amongst themselves, are ST'^Tt^'T, ^Rf^RT, f=^- 
 
 r#^, f^^r'ToT, f?T5SEr^, Try?!?, Hmf^rsr, i^tn., f^ri^^. 
 
 Capeiole, 11. ^WX^^jif. -^--f.J'-f. fr/. 
 
 Capsicuit, m. v. Peppee. ■H^[^^ f*R^/. 
 
 To Capsize, v. a. overturn. 3^iTr-;3T5r-&c. ^rirf, 3^-4^. 
 
 Capstan, m. stpT^ ^'^fsT^qr^ ^n. 
 
 Capsular, Capsulakt. See Hollow. 
 
 Capsule, seed-vessel. ^\xn. 5Jt^%T^T in. WA^^Af. 
 
 Captain, w. chief commander. 3^tT^f?r»(. ^'^m.-^VH\m. ^n- 
 
 2 ( of a ship). ^RTI7T or JfT^^M. ?fi%^>«. ^^nFTt-^^w?. 
 
 3 (of a band, gang, &c. ). ^'m^^ pop. 5T1X^'». ^TT^FSTw. 
 
 4 ( of a body;— as of spearmen, couriers, peons, public 
 laborers &c. ). ^TRT^, ^^I^^R, ^JTHT^^, fTttiFT; f^X'^^ H- 
 ^JT (his office &c. g^5^/-). 
 
 5 For the commander of a company in a Eegiment tho 
 English word is familiarly known as ^THRr. 
 
 6 one skilled in u-ar.x. AVaehioe. g^3T^_ 
 Captaincy, Captainship, 11. office, ^'c. of a captain. ^{r^jf[ 
 
 f. ^R^R^/arrf^Tf^ ". ^Tf*T^ n. 
 2 ( in a Eegt. ). i+:mMl^t '^V^f.-'^^f.-k.Q. 
 Captious, a. given to cavil. Fi^RRf, H^fRTJ:^, fc^T^ft. ^^R- 
 
 ^R, ^J^Tf?, 3Tm^-:rr, arrsT^f^-JTr, f^f^FRnq~R, -^^^wx, 
 
 '§^ri\, WA^, WA'i^^K, 3T% q-% q^RT, 3ni<?;t> "Fr^DTRT, 
 
 "Ff?: 'PiS'JrRT/. [^^rr^TT. 
 
 2 fitted to catch, insidious. M+/l^r, s^TT^^^, T^TTT- 
 
 3 proceeding from a cavilling disposition. f^jgJT^Rt^r, 
 
 Captiously, adv. v. A. f^-^rT^tft^.&e. FT^RrfPT, ST^ifS %'3r- 
 
 ^, 3nTPR "PrffT: &c. 
 Captiousness, ;;. v. A. 1. fj?g?r^Rt / ^^rT#ft/. rn?RR. 
 
 ^CrT/.&c. 
 To Captivate, v. a. take prisoner. g^^Rf (R"^, '^Roi', ^JU i ci - 
 
 W'T^ or ^^?r ^wr. 
 
 2 fascinate, enchant, v. To Chaem. HTf ^ gn ^?:'Jt, HT- 
 
 Captivatino, a. V. Chaeming. TTTI^ ^id^DTRT: 'TTf^!={ ^- 
 <TRT, HTTHT^.
 
 CAR 
 
 126 
 
 CAR 
 
 r»iTivK, fi. V. PnuosER. ^, TT^Ff Jpf^lTT. ^5?TO. 
 
 • ".^mviTY. »7. bomhye. ^;t/."%^/. ^5?^r/ ^^^r/. ^- 
 
 (.'MTuK, ('Al-riKEK, «. T. V. 55ffT M<UIHI, TTST^ ^^OTTTT, 
 
 rAi'Ti-nE. CAi'TiBiNO.n. T. Y.— ac/. tTT^f ". &c. TTTK »>. 
 
 I. l/iing taken, v. Prize. qirmf^^Rfw. f^^T^^T n. 37/ 
 To Captube, v. a. JT^ffT ^T"Jf , qTlT^J' ^':'it, q'^^, ^'rmrT sp^JTT 
 
 ^. 
 
 Captubed,/). v. V. 55f.=f tn^^, TrsT^, trrsi^rT. 
 
 «'aput mortccm, n. KOr/hlens remains. =5ff<^r »»• TT^ w. 
 I'ab, n. chariot of war or splendor. r<^ m. ?^^ m. 
 
 C— warrior, n. ^ift, Tf4^. 
 
 Celestial c. f^KR «. 
 
 Festival of cars. r<JT7?I5r «>. ^'ArHT^ «. 
 
 Uncarrcd warrior. ftRiTiftT. 
 2 See Cabriaoe. 
 f;ABABiNE, n. +<|in^/- *<,«irt1'^\-+>/ ^T "»• 
 
 (UbaBINEEB, «. ?R^Jr7 W. 
 
 Oahat, n. ^>nTr^ '^^ =RR 3Tr|. 
 Caeatan, w. ^PTF^rr m. 7fiT^?f?rf?r/. w4 M- 
 
 C. of hor.se dealers, ^k^m m. 
 Caeavansaet, n. wjtj. tTK^T^/. ^fA^A^\^ J- 
 
 Oabawat, n. arr^T »»• <>T^m^ »«. ar^^^ m. [y^vn^J. 
 
 Carbuncle, «. r!/?;y. ?5T?5 m. HlfOT^^ 7'"/'. »TMt^ w. f//?«. 
 2 red pimple^ anthrax. iRpfKT "fl^ »'»• TT^fNt J^/. 
 ;i ( on the back ). ^FToSq^/. ^FTo'-'Fre wt.^J^/. 
 Caecanet, m. ^?rJTT?!T/. 
 
 Carcass, n. rfcarf body. jtI w. w^^T m. ^W ». ^ ?i. ?ft'tT or 
 ^^f. ?it^r »». — of a beast, q? w. 
 2 6o(/y, — in contempt, ^i^f- ^/- 'il^=n: «. FltqT m.^\- 
 ''-T/. 5^^/. [ 5T m. 
 
 '.^ skeleton, v. Frame, Skeleton. ^HTST ot. ^^TTT ot. ?rf- 
 Cabd, n. ploying c. nf^^irlc? TPT «• 'PiVj'/. TT^T »• 
 Back of a c. "T^/. 
 Face of a c. ^ n. 
 Picture c. f^^ n. 
 
 Pack of cards. 'i^^'PT m. Tifs^^fpl. Tliere are three 
 packs of cards,vi/..=qn WA'^^ 'if^"PT,5^1l<^diO nP^ + l^nd 
 •TRTTT^ftnfJT'jn'. The fir.st has 8 suits, the second has 10 
 fuits, and the third has 12 suits. Suit at cards fl tn. 
 win. STP^J or ifTsft/. The suits of the first pack are 
 =^, ^^?f, ^m^, gJTT^T or ^, HT^, nJTR-, Cq', ^?TT. 
 The suits of the second correspond with the 10 incarna- 
 tions of Vishnu; and the suits of the third with the 12 
 nigns of the zodiac. A few of the numerous terms used 
 by Card-players are thrown together here. ^FR, ^fJRtjfV, 
 tii^-un ^fn^rf , ^FTft, ¥?R1^, i?nft, ^nf^s^t or =??nf5f ?5?r, 
 
 ^I^, 'HH^^, 55ft, ^^, ^I^N or T^5TT^, ^1?f7, StT^^- 
 
 To liave a run of ill luck at cards. T5/. FSPl^. 
 
 2 no/f, </fA-c/, ^'c. =q^prfr/. 1%fe «. from the English 
 
 is common. 
 To Card, v. a. comh. r<j^6t, f^TSTRW, yui+uf, q^ut, <?rS'Jr. 
 Caedajion, m.— the plant. 5^?^<T^5fI5 n. ^?rj/— tlie seed, 
 
 Caedee, «. V. V. f'T^CTiTTT, f^^^TJTRT, f^^^pTT. 
 
 Bow of c. q5'7;?ft/ 'cTJ ?H. 
 Cardiac, a. cordial. ^^"Flf^sfR^. [ ^. 
 
 Cardiac, a. lelonging Sfc. to the heart, ^^r^, \^^^^'4\, 
 Caedino, «. V. V. — act. f^^ijf n. ft^R^«.fq^<jrT/. 
 
 Price or cost of e. f^^oifqcE/. fq^KUiHc/,/. 
 Cardinal, a. v. Chief, g^q, ^^. 
 Cardinal, m. rriT;7W^*Tfe^'<Tf?T?JT t^^ ':TTrftj'mt STIf . 
 Caee, «. solicitude, anxidij, concent. ^^^.^ J. f^rTl /. <R- 
 
 ^TT/. anr^TT/. 371^/. 'orNTit/. f^r^fftr/. :|7^7/. f^fi- 
 
 35TOT. f?Tfr^/. ^^^/.wJ.qRra. ^^%^f. ^3^/. T^^SfT^V- 
 
 2 regard, heed, attention to. ^r{^ n. ^oR^Rt/. sfM/. 
 
 Take c! Have a c.! <^«k<^k, ^jTT, vT'7^ ^K, ^TTTof. 
 With c. ^SfT^T, ^iTT^jT, ^fPT ^i^?f. 
 
 3 careful treatment or usage. ^\^ f. ^^\ f. f^PTX or fv^- 
 ^/. Prm^R?!/. 5R?T??T/. fT5rr3T/. ^rTTH<jfr / ^HTT^RfT/ 
 
 ^m^ft^ or ^rTr^ftf=5/. jrn?i5iH/. ft'TTT/. f^g^rr?/. 
 
 To take c. of. ^fT^ n. ^f^K^i^^-Xm^ g. of 0. :JfrH?r 
 %^ot, ^q^ s;r"jf, 3fr3T/.-7^f/.-&c. TT^ijf g. ofo. ^^r/. 
 
 m'^' w. stTof y. 0/0. fH^TT^w/. %=r^-;?RTjr-qTfat g. of. o. 
 "im w. jp^ot, 4HMi|ri/. wf g- ofo. ^\A^A^^-m^^^ 
 
 S^rot. [rIT5TT«?. 
 
 3 keeping, ocersighi, Sfc. v. Chaege. ^«J|?5I w. f^i^TfT/. 
 To commit to the c. of. ^^\^^ ^^, ^raiir, f^'^cft^ 
 -&c. %^. 
 To Care, j>. «. have solicitude, anxiety, concern. t%rtT/. ^- 
 Oty. ©/"o. ^FTot^'^-/ ^TT^'Jt-^JRiif-'TTot y. of 0. [*+!</. 'R- 
 oty. 0/0. f%rTT/.- ^T »».-&c. fTRT'if y. of 0. in. eon. 
 
 2 he inclined, di.^posed, desirous, v. To Desire, -^ll^ui, 
 =^fT/.-3TT^/-'5n^/. c^SFT^f '«. co». iR^/. sqiify. 0/0. 
 or #. 
 
 3 for; wimJ, heed. vrjHM'Jf, ^JHRf^, -^Hltl OT.-^^TRt »«•' 
 
 Care-crazed, a. f^rTTf^f^W, f%rn^. 
 
 2b Careen, v. a. make to lie on one side, — ship. spRjcTJT '¥■- 
 
 TOT, ^\^ =fRot-3TmoT. 
 Career, «. race, course. ^/. ^j^f mcT^/. [ &c. 
 
 2 height of speed. tjtq'^Tr^^rqTCT m.-^TT^r wi.-rTST^lT «.- 
 
 3 coi<;w of action, v. COURSE. C^ToJ/. ai'loirw. sf^^+H »n. 
 2^ Career, ». M. ?«oi'e rapidly and smoothly. ^T^l^-^^K- 
 
 &c. ^^TrJot. 
 Caeefpl, a. V. N. 1. anxious, solicitous. +lctv{liT, f%fT^,
 
 CAU 
 
 127 
 
 CAK 
 
 2 heedful, cautious, ^'c. v. Attentive. ?tT^'--T, f ^ITT, ^- 
 To bo c. 3TW, HTFoSuf. 
 Carefully, aih\ v. A. ^5!:^1h', ^f-TfT, f^'J^-^. 
 
 2 ?^T^^, ^^TfiTfnfi^, ?rT5r^-rmRr, ^"1^,^ ^tt?^. 
 
 Carefulness, «.v. A. 1.o»</Cabk. ^PRrrTf/. i'%?1T/- ^rf'T^HT/. 
 
 Caheless, a. unsoUcitous, iinunxious, unconcerned, f^ff^frf 
 pop. f?fT%T, f5[+lolsi{1, f^r^Io!^, STTT^, ^^'^i ^TfT)^, 
 
 2 ncgh'ctJuL unmindful, inattentive, <J'c. TTi^Srft or f?TT, 
 n?PS or in'Ft?5, TTPf^, iC^W, Tci;o':t or «;^, n?I?qT, Pt- 
 
 3 arisinj t!irou<jh leant of care. 3Hf^^|JMl, ^^^^Tlff, V 
 
 Carelessly, af?y. v. A. 2. TFr^^ftn, TTTilrl^'JIM', &c. ^M'\M 
 
 Carelessness, n. v. A. 1. f^'+lci^ft/ f^f^PTTHTT m. m<^<<(1h- 
 OTT wi. sif^Ppft/. %T^?/. 3T^r?'4T/. 3TR'<TI?:rf|fT «. ^- 
 
 2 iT?J^=57DTr OT. f?Tnf 0'- ^m^f 1"P?5?I/. aTRTFnfr/. ST- 
 
 fr/. fgr^iiA^uii «j. ^VtTTOTT»".T^f^'Ttnn"OT. &c. arsq^nrq'OT. 
 
 Ty Caeess, v. a. v. To Fondle, &c. ?5r5^'jf , "fm^of , ^i=rr^- 
 
 ^, ?5TT «t--rtrs«(l* m.-T'j^ OT.-?5ra^ Ji.-&c. ^FT^ y. of o. 
 Caress, Caressing, «. v. V. — act. rrts^ot n. &c. ?jr5 to. ?J- 
 
 jpt^ n. JTRq' 7J. See also Emueace. [ uit^_ 
 
 Caressingly, adv. v. V. ?Jr5-&c. ^p^ Pru't'TT^^, sjTf^^- 
 Caeet, n. mark of omission. ^PFT? 11. ^^TT^ ». 
 Cargo, n. v. Freight. T^TFf n. Hft^f «. HT^/. 'JKiM n. *r- 
 
 Caricature, n. ludicrous likeness or description, ^i^ n. ?r- 
 
 ^^f fT^^T^TH^ f^=5f w.-!7f?fHT/.-5Tf?r^^/.-cfOT^ ii.-&e. 
 To Caricature, v. a. ^<:M-HH'T 1^^ )J-&c. ^I^of y. 0/0. ST- 
 
 ?^r?R^ srn^T n. ^^ 3. of 0. ^tn «. ^Rof y. 0/0. ?r^s5^- 
 
 Caries, Cariosity, m. rottenness— o( a bone. ^inH^^ ptT w. ^- 
 
 Carious, a, v. N. f^JT^, ^T^^, nfe=f»Tmf^T7. 
 Carman, n. >TT%^ »i. 'llS'ilrti »». nTJIT^^ m. 
 Caeminatite, a. that expels wind. qTrf^T, ^mjT, 'TFT^^T^, 
 
 Carnage, «. /iaroe, slaughter. W.r^jf- v. T?, ^Pl-il+li/. ^PT- 
 
 There was great c. ^tf HUrf. 
 Carnal, CiRNAL-MiNDEi). a. not spiritual, f!esJili/,Y. Sen- 
 sual. fiTTqi^, f^pnft, frr^TO^, ^TTTf^m^, Rih-m'^w, 
 
 C. kuowledgo, sexual intercourse. MM\n m. 'im^m m. 
 Caenal-iiindeeness, Caenalitv, n. v. A. f^^^^^f. f^f?- 
 
 Carnation, m.— flower. n?I^R or ^J'S{^V^ m. 
 Carnelian, n. 3T^q? m. 
 
 Carneous, Carnous, a. fleshy. Hf^T^r, Tt^TRq'. 
 Carnivorous, a. mn^imTTT, m«T^^, JTWr^^fT, Ht^r^'TifT, 
 
 Carol. See Sosg. Hymn. [ HRRH m. 
 
 Carousal, n. drinking feast. TT^rfH^T m. TR^Ra^T «. ^\^- 
 To Carouse, v. n. qTRTr^T^T m. ^ot, ?ni:/.-&c. s'rH'Ji-^i'^oT- 
 
 tnv^ui or ^l^'Jr. 
 Carp, «. Ci/prinus dcnticulatus. rf^ m. ^f|?T ni. 
 To Carp, t). «.. cavil. 'fl[5%> »». ji. qiJf, -HW^mm.-'iPfjW^^m. 
 
 pl.-»^\hn. pi. q'if-'FTTot-^PsaT, %:gFr/. :pxot-qTDi , 3irs"4 
 <pr5^-q^-^fn^at, "poTis «j. pi. "PTS'jf, ^^/. ^r?!^, ^pf^ 
 
 Carpal, a. lelonging, Sfc. to the tvrist. ^^^^'T^., ^^^Z]^- 
 
 Carpenter, n. f rtR, 51^, ?r?7^, FT^, 'T^'^R, ?J,^tTRt, ^5- 
 
 qr, ?Ifr, ^rai=r?^^.— iu coutempt. g?fRTT, rTT^'+.i'-Ml, 7T- 
 
 Business of a c. gdR+lH n. ^iK-t/t/. 
 
 AVork executed by a c. grTK^RT n. 
 Carpentry, 71. ^rnT7^/. g?lH + IM ». 
 Caepee, n. V. V. and Captious, arrs'jit^: q'OTnT, &c. 'flrs^- 
 
 Caepet, w. f^^NcT/. qg^/. ^5^/ ^m^ 0'- ^SRT'^KR w. it. 
 
 Carpets cj- Floor-doths fur ornament and for sitting 
 are of various compositions and faslnon.s. The names of 
 some arc m^^j m. qr^TT m. ir^lT n. ^JT^RTT »«. ^fSTH «. 
 
 qr^/. ^^mr »». w\iy^f 
 
 Ac. knight. q^^J5 w. 
 
 Tliat is on the c. that is under discussion. ^^, ^W^, 
 To Caepet, v. a. f^5il'MH/-&c. qrf=5aT-THT^. 
 Carping, n. v. Y.^—act. arrS-PW ^"t n. aTr5"FR:T >«. aT%£r%w. 
 pi. "^?J/ ^^?r/ t'- nre. 
 
 Carpus, n. the ivrist. J\^^Z n. 
 
 Carriage, Carrying, n. v.V. l.—act. ^J^^in. ^r^Hn. \F.ni. 
 Price of c. qr^iTK^/- ^?5 »». Hi^n^r^/. armoTTq^ / 
 
 Of c. of burden. a^T^, "mW^. 
 
 I. vehicle. TTft/. TRr«. ^TpT «. 
 
 Certain sorts of carriages are ^jft/. U^fTSTw- ^TFil.'i 
 
 Pleasure-c. ^1sk'<T«». ^^'c^m. 
 Wheel-c. -<^+'MM«. 
 
 II. (as of cannon, Ac. &c.). TTSTwi. %ii>i\m.
 
 CAR 
 
 128 
 
 CAS 
 
 III. deportment, v. Cosduct. ^^m/. nfrf/. 
 Cakbiaoe-iior^e, II. >1I^HI ^(^r »». 
 Cabuiaoe-makeu, 71. iT^'+i^uiKf, r-H^PIT. 
 Cabeied, v. V. 1. ^I^^c^, H^PSJ, &c. 
 Cabbieb, n. v.V. 1. ^IT^RT, ^"nTT, 5T^, 3?"li:-4Ml-3Tr5rl?I- 
 
 I. one that comeys goods fur hire in a cart. Tit ^TKT ^- 
 
 »TR irff?T %ornT. 
 
 CaRRIOX, n. KT^rS 0/' H^TTT/i. J^MjjHmd. ^^ or ^VAf- 
 
 Cabbiox, a. y^'ijiHrar^. 
 Caebot, n. TT^ H. 
 
 Core of a c. JTt^^TT'f. 
 Cabboty, a. t\\A\\-A\ V\V^. 
 To Caubt, v. a. coniei/, transport, hear. eTI^'if, ^^, ^^^• 
 
 ^^r^f, ^^n. ^P?ot. 
 
 2 Sec To Imply. 3 remove the erop. ^pr^oi, ^.W^ /. 
 
 i — iu arithm. ^M-=|l ^'if-'^i^. 
 
 The number that comes to hand to Ic carried is 
 called ^M^m. 
 
 5 c^frf, accomplish. ^q'T^'Jf,?nym, flT^^^TT ^, ^<+.<ui'. 
 
 6 ye/ possession of hj force. %>jf, ^^rRrT ^^^-^€^ sfijf^ 
 
 7 across, convey over. 3rr^>jf, TTT +<'Jl-Mli'Ji. 
 
 8 oSor away. v. To EoB. ^i\ or f^^, %% ^^ n. T.- 
 ^ y. o/ o. 
 
 9 oil"; A;///. %CTr, qftirnr m.-\^^7: n. w^x^ y- of o. 
 
 10 into efleet, execute. of^FTTW, 3THr5frr 'iTnTOT. 
 
 11 on, (business, &c.) v. To Conduct. =q-TrjfqTjf, fPFof, 
 
 sff^^n^'fr, f^q-f^(jf, f?nrrf wj. ^m y. o/ o. 
 
 \'2 out; Iriny to a successful end, v. To Accomplish. 
 
 13 through, T. To Accomplisii. f?R?Rai or fSf^TTof, 
 FT^'ttK ^^, [?T^»^. ^PTW y. ofo. fHTT^TJft/. <Tre<Jf-Jp- 
 ^y. o/o, 
 
 11 (one's selO v. To Bedave. =5n?5^, sfFTof, ^"it. 
 Caet, n. iTTlTw. HT^ </m. nre^ft/ & 11^ n. S^F^ w. ^w.- 
 ^ m. ^^?^r»i. Tfn.OT. TV^m. 
 Bottom of a c. ?rnft or ^TRt/. 
 Child's go-c. "rin^J irSTm. <Ti^ TT^/. 
 
 To Cakt, v. a. nrj-€rt?T-nT#T H^Ji ^tt^^t ^. 
 
 Cabt-gbease, n. ari^'ir o>' ^^^n. 
 Cabt-load, n. »TT5T»i. irSPTT (with the noun). 
 Cabt-boad, Cabt-way, n. iitI^r/. 11%T^r w. 
 Cabt-bope, n. ^T^m. HnisOTw. sftSn. TT^^J^w.k*. 
 Cabt-bct, n. ^^FTft/. " [ST^f^T^ m. 
 
 Cabte-BLa^nche, n. -jOT-frfq^FTT g^sff^nTRT JfTTTWH^M. f?5- 
 
 Caetel, n. ?r^fr=r ^m^ ^k^^^ f^TTT^f=5ft 3t^t sj;^ "^- 
 
 ^^^r^\ +<KHIHI w(. 
 Caeteb, n. 114-+.^'), ITi^TT^, 'l l /lMR . 
 Cabtilage, n. ^^ m. ?R;oTTft'4 «■ ^^'<^n. 
 
 Cabtilagikous, a. rR;iJTTt%'<T'TiT, fRi'TTft'tlCT. 
 Cabtoucii, n. cartridge bo.v. ^V^ZJ^n, ^fV^m. sft^^ft/. 
 Cabteidqe, n. ^]m. 
 
 Ballc. nj7i\^\ ^\7im. 
 
 Blank e. gwrHTPw. ^\vi\ ZW.f. ^T^^UJ^ i\^.lm. 
 
 Firing of ball c. ^U^TT m. 
 
 Firing of blank c. m^H^K m. 
 Caeteidoe-box, n. <?r^5PT n. 
 Caeucate, n. ^^r^ or '^\7\n. 
 Caeuncle, n. protuberance of flesh. TT^Tff^/. 
 To Caete, v. a. cut wood, stone, ^c. or form Ig carving. ^. 
 ^, #^, H^^^ or ^-+,m'Ji, f^^sT'Jf , ^reTT-^^ +|iiui. 
 2 ( meat) ^FFfif, "Pfw/. ;-'^- ^?vT>^-^rTW. 
 Caeted,/).v.V.1. #r%?5r, ^Ti^%OT, &c. ^Pfff^j^t^STj^I^^ft- 
 
 Caeveb, «. V. V. 1. ^1?:uiKl, #^nTTJT,&c. ^-+,iti'-MHl orR?T, 
 J^^^TTTT, #^^THt or J^, [ ^ /• 
 
 Caeyino, n. V. Y-l.—act. q^iif «. ^^iTfrt. &c. ^PRoft/. ^r- 
 Price or cost of c. ^^t^cnr^oS/. ^R.lt/. 
 I. carved icork. ^JU^^pm w. ?l^T?I^rfr «. ?I^?Tr »«• ?f^?ft/. 
 
 CAEYKa-TOOL, n. qTnTJft/- ^iT"jf «• 
 
 Cascade, n. v. "Watee-fall. q^vrifT m. •crq'^ /. tfi'i=T >«. 
 
 Case, n. covering, sheath. 3TT^'T «. ^'J^ «. SPTOT ?i. ^ ?(. 
 J^T^ ?i. HUT n. JpTn ?». ^>55-/. 
 Needle-c. =q=Eft' /. 
 Pen-c. sfJr^jM-i.H «. ^-r^H^Pft/. 
 Eazor-c. qt^ o'' ':fm^/. 
 
 2 ( as of a pillow, couch, &c. ) cover. T^tp m. ^^^ f. 
 "sot m. Pr^/. STi^r wi. 
 
 3 (as of a mattress, quilt, &c.) case to he stuffed. ^J^fm. 
 
 4 state, condition, circumstances. ^^TT /. 3T^r4r /• fl*-Tf?r 
 /. ^pop. Irf/. JTre/. ^^J^f m. 
 
 In that c. ?T^Tf?T, ?T?f'JT«?rRT, ^n. 
 
 5 rase adduced or occurring, instance. 3TSo5 »i. sfrft^ >i. 
 
 6 — iu medicine; state of the body, y. Health. ^ft'4f% 
 
 To be in good c. ^\\^A f^^T^T J"? 'H^'^t. 
 7 history of a disease. J^u^lMi H^^ »?». frT^'<T5T ». fr- 
 'I==-1K'"MH n. 
 8 — iu law. state cf facts, the question. H^^ m. ^r++,rt 
 
 Written statement of a c. ri+(1< 'ir'Tr »». 
 9 «!//; fl!^ /aic, V. Cause. M'-ti'^H i 7;!, Jf^PT^ ». ^h:?^ >». ^- 
 
 10 — in gramm.ar, variation of nouns. f^T'Tl^ /. ^PR^ n. 
 
 The six Gjsm are ^fTfT?, ^, ^of, ?f5i^=T, 3TTr^=T, ^T- 
 
 f^-T^RXTf, or sriTHT, fg/fl^, ^Trft^, =^'4f, T^, "TOt, ^Jf ift. 
 
 11 ( of instruments ). f\^ m. 
 
 12 See Box. 
 
 Case-woem, n. ^^\^\ m. ^r^lf^ilT m. _.'
 
 CAS 
 
 Casement. See Window. 
 
 Cash, n. WF^ /■ T^ «• ^mrt /. 'Tm m. ^\^ ffM n. rt^ or 
 
 To Cash, 4>. rt. ( note, bill, &c.) ^RTf^^f, JTr5>if, ?:?g ot.-&c. 
 Cash-keepee, Cashiee, n. ^•4\A'\\< c. -^Wi^R c. 'Jt^^^tn. 
 
 i^sCt^ c. 
 
 Private e. ^rT^n>rrc^T m. 
 Cashew, ti. — tree, or apple, or nut. ^PV^ J. m. 
 
 2 apple, pulpous portion. ^rf^«». ^V% n. ^% n. ^^fjirt^rw. 
 To Cashier, v. a. v. To Dismiss. srtTW ^ijf, ^'^TR"?"?- 
 
 Cask, n. cftT n. m «• t-iyi'i »• 
 
 Casket, ». s^iTT »"■ c?""- f»5ft/. ^^ »«• ^tfT »». sprt ?i. 
 
 Casque, n. v. Helmet. f^TT^m «. 
 
 Cassia, ».— fistula. sfTf ^ ««• ^T'^^TT^ m. gsfof or g^rof^ »i. 
 
 2 — woody c. ft^t/. f^T^T^ «• H+WK «(. 
 To Cast, v. a. throw, htirh toss.Jlinr/. gt^of, Z\W.^, %jpiff^ 
 
 ^tfijj^ !T?1^, ST?l^TtT »J.-sr?TT m.-&c. ifJ^Tif y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 — as a fruit-tree, a bii'd, &c. T. To Shed. TT^ot, dn>u| , 
 
 3 sendfortJi, give out, Sfc. v. To Emit. ^TrS'^, 'TFP'jf. 
 
 4 in law, non-suit. ^rrT?T-;TOT^-'fe^7^-ft=TT^-^^^- 
 
 &c. qp?:^. 
 
 5 ihroio in icrestlin/j. "^flTr ^'Jf, TT^iif, ^^ft^^PSr ^p^. 
 
 6 found. affrT'if, iflciuf. 
 
 7 plot, strike out, v. To Conteive. %^|JI, ^r^r/.^"^ 
 y. q/o. +l«'Jl. 
 
 8 away; y/ye io <7ie tvinds, ^c. v. To Theow awat. q- 
 
 9 away, oft"; v. To Abandon. ^>5ijf, #r|^ \^., 5Tf ^ ^'jf, 
 
 10 ofi"; ( clothes, &c. ). 2T^q-, ?:?FT^ ^tjf, ^rTTTot.' 
 
 11 out; V. To Eject, qr^^iif, ^r^in, ^PT^ ^PRof. 
 
 12 up; V. To Add. f^^ m. sp^, irft^/. ^of. 
 
 13 upon. TTT'<Tf a'?f. TTTW y. '"/ s. di+uj tt'iV/i m of s. 
 Cast, ». throw, v. Casting, 1. Jf^^T m. ^"Tw. 
 
 2 iArow q/" dice. 5T=r ««. r. 2T^. 
 Turn to c. 5T7 w. [/. ST5E «i. 
 
 3 mould, make, fashion, v. Foem. mni/. Mi^ff/. Hi«ju| 
 
 4 ai>, ;!«»•«, manner. ^^/. 5TO w- ^^/. 5T^ »»• 
 Having an affected c. — turban, &c. ^|'+,<^k. 
 
 5 smack, smatch, savour, v. Taste, ^^n^ »». v. ITTT, WJ f. 
 ^?f:R or g^ /. ?5%ft /. VJ^l f. JTRf »». [ OT^TT /. 
 G iiw/, touch, shade, tincture, ^c. ?5^t/ ?5%tt/. ^J^/ 
 7 See Squint. 
 
 Cast, Caste, n. division of the Hindu lady. ^TK/. qiH/. 
 JTPft/. ^Tf^/.fir?r/.=r'^ w. The four original Castes are 
 =n^iT, ^f^q'i^sq', ^J?; and to this are added arfH^J^^, 
 3Tr?T^, ^snTlfJl^, &c. all terms expressing collectively 
 the low and impure classes, severally designated by 
 T^, HFT, ^f^,, =ErmR, ^=r, |C3, &c. &c. Certain of the 
 Castes, Classes, or Tribes are ^^^, +^=)i or ^|., ^^3TTft, 
 
 ^re% jpRTiO, ^Pm^^ or ^m\i\ or w^^t[ &c. ^fpttt, 
 
 1 29 _^CA S 
 
 JFTTT^, ^T^r, ^nr^'tT, ^r^rp", ^rsor, f^fRr, 'i.uN' i,"%wfr, 
 
 JpflT, #R"^, ^1"^!, ^^rft, ^R-T;, TTRq'f. f?Trf^, il^':iff, m- 
 
 ^r^r, fnTT^fr or ^t, JTrsr, ifm^fr, nrq, Tfr^s^p ( distinguish- 
 ed into ^5nr?5^ and t?nr?r^ ), j'ust, ^^fr or ^Tt, f^r- 
 5t, =^n^ or K-^n, =q-f JTR or =5rT'=^, =qT!:oT, ^oS\^J, ^^m, 
 i'+'Kl', ?T^^ orFTT, ?t^, ii^lO, ?rfTT, ^R, ?lf5f^, Ftftr^T, 
 
 f?n;T?^, -^nr, ^^rs or trr^s, tft^r?;, q^, ?r?:, f^^r^, com- 
 monly jprat, >TT^, qft^, q^nr, "^rrrn, tf''^?^^, t^'^'^^, 
 
 iTf^I^ffTT, (jjo/j. HaTT or itcti*,^ ), JicrqiT, IT^R, ( or ^^), 
 mi, fH5FTfr, TT^'Z, ?:iT^?:, T'T^FRT, TTRr^ft or ?fT, ?i%fr, 
 c^ui or ?JJTT"IT, ?^iTrft, ^FfK or ^r^^R^ ^TOT^TRT or ft, 
 STT^^t, STR^rr, STT'jft, f^Tft or r^':|t, ^ft^, ^iJITT, g^TR, ^JH, 
 ^>TR. 
 
 C. and lineage,— comprch. ^m^t/. ^TRTf^ «. ^rFT- 
 
 The C. collectively, — as assembled in investigation 
 of ofl'enees, &c. 5Fr?fHt?r n. nTFTTfT n. JiYrT «. nRTOr/. 
 
 irtcTTRr n.f. viTMmd/. qnr^^r or ifRfioiT ?«. 'frrfra'^s/. 
 
 A mixed c. or race. cfOT^^ m. ?iqR ^rfn/ ^^ r,i. 
 
 A low c. person. ■>\\\iS\ or ?JT, qKMI^m, f^^TT^TfrT 
 pop. f^=)|+1ff OT. 
 
 Brother or fellow by c. ^Rf^r^w. 
 
 Ceremonies of receiving back into c. J?Mii/. nTrT/. 
 q?T/. 3TTrf Tm/. =JTirf/. 
 
 Circular notifying an ejection from c. ^^^[m^n. ^' 
 
 Confusion of c's. cjTi|^+'<)». 
 
 Distinction of c. ^qif^TH?)". 
 
 Ejected from c. ^TRS, ^TI^fRT, ST r^ i ^^H , ?;?r^T3^r?'. 
 
 Ejection from c. cTI^/. i: ^]^^ <T5, ^TRfT?!. n. qi^'ssFR 
 m. ^Z^^'^m. 
 
 Extinction of c. vfrrfrT^PTw. ^'Tt^VJm. 
 
 Falliug from c. ^rfrT>j^T?«. 
 
 Fallen from c. ^TrferH, ^TZ^U 
 
 Feud in a c. rR!». 
 
 Of or as to c. ■-.HlrrHl. 
 
 Of mixed c. or blood, ^^dj, fTT»;r. 
 
 Pride of e. ^fTfTTRT m. 
 
 The peculiar duty, virtues, &c. of a c. ^frrfrT'^^JTw. 
 Cast,/,, t. V. 1. ^T^%?5T, ^T^^?5T &c. f|T!T, srffnT, ^f^f{. 
 2 TToS^r, Htl%^, tTfTFT, f^TTfeFT. 
 I. down; V. DiM'ii:iTED. S'^rw, T2Rfl", iRTTfJar^. 
 Castanet, «. W-X^^n.m. 5R5rfr/. H^/. 
 Castawat, a. v. Eepeobate. ^rtrrfr^ ?T^%?5T, %qKr^,"^5- 
 
 Castellan, «. 'Pp^TRHf. |nrftT^Rtw. jnrwT^w. 
 Castee, 71. V. V. 1. ifr^oTRT, JI*uil<l, W^, f?TT^, ^T. 
 
 2 wrtoTRT, afmrtt. 
 
 To Castigate, Castigation. See To Punish, &c. 
 Casung, n. V. Y. l.—act. #P^«. z\^^n. mm. srfr<T«;. fV- 
 
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 CAT 
 
 130 
 
 CAT 
 
 Castle, n/forl. ^m. ^m. f^fif^m. ij^/. jnm. n. p^. 
 
 2 house or mansiun of a 2^-itice or noUeman. ^Y^m. ^- 
 
 Castle iu tlic air. f^^TJ.''^^f^. J- ^^T^K^^.J- 
 
 To build c. iu (he air. 3TT>:JrFrff qT«. ^tm, T^ Tflw. 
 
 3 (at chess ). ^rft m. 
 
 Castling, n. v. Abortion. 'PTTTHot. »TH?rT5r»«. 
 Castob-oil, 11. — plant. V^m. — the oil i(<S3». — the seed 
 
 y<^/. ^ts^ft^Ji. — the root ((<5Hr^». Some varieties or 
 
 ppecics are (rtft, gT'ft '(ts, iTFT^ft <(tf , 'TTTT ^, ^F5^ 
 
 (Tts, iiHiotm. %T '^. 
 To Castrate, i-. a. 3T5m. pi. q^'Jif y.o/'o. ^T?ft ^^, 3T5^«. 
 
 -aisai.i". ^RW y. o/" 0. 
 
 2 ( by pouudiug the tesiicle ). STSf^'^f, %'rof. 
 Casthatkd, p. V. V. 1. ^^^ft%^T, VK^, V^^\i. 
 
 2 5r5f^%^r, &c. JTTTT o;- >TKIT. [ SJ^^^ «. 
 
 Castration-, ». v. V. 1. — act. 3Hi+l<JCTf«. ^^/. arsd^w. 
 
 2 srrf^'i. %^^«. 
 Casual, a. fortuitous, v. Accidental. 3TO%irrfT, 3T^%f^^, 
 
 2 incidental, v. Occasional, '^ftrfrr^. STWfn^, sf^'TrT- 
 CAsrALLT,aiy.v. Accidentally. "^;pfrnfTH,^^,q'^%^F^?r. 
 Casualness, n. v. A. l.^_:nfFTw«. q'^=?3T/.'^'Tfe?R5r?2. 31T- 
 
 Casualtv, n. See Cascalness, 2. « c. t. Accident, ^- 
 
 3 a chance producing death. 3iMMM«!. 3Tr^M. 3TTHr^»n. 
 
 4 a vacancy through death, ^'c. M<U1 ^n^ 'PR'TR <-Hlrf| 
 
 5rT%=rt ^stftt/. 
 
 Casuist, «. one sl-illcd in casuislry. -JJ'm^lNW^, ^^TrfPT- 
 
 Casuistic, Casuistical, a. v. N. ■(' l M l tij q f'T ? ^ -H ^ <M tft-f?- 
 
 ■CASUISTur, n. science rf determining the laiifidness or vn- 
 
 laufulness of acts. ^rTf^Wcrt^prfsr^TT /• ^f^^^^^l^- 
 
 TTffirtrT/. trRTtrfTf^^rRirf^^TT. 
 
 Cat, n. JTr?n: or nr^ m.f. n. ITT^\ m. f^r^TrJ 0>' f^riTcT^M. 
 — male, he-c. %^, TMT. — female, she-c. KTITT, TT^, 
 f^TWty^ — in endearment; corresponding to puss, pus- 
 »J/- 'T^/- ^'ftt «. nv^t «.— in endearment, dispara- 
 gement, or contempt, nv^ n.—'m cant phraseol. srr- 
 «fr^ 'TFTtfl'/. Tom c. f^^ifrpT m. 
 Wild c. <HHM< m.f. n. Jjrt^^ «J. 
 ^To let the c. out of the bag. q^ m. <^t^, stH% M. 
 
 Cat a mountain, n. ix^nv^ m.f. n. 
 
 t'Ai-ETF.D, a. Kt^rr^^, mrfroEqi, ^tttt, ^=m. 
 
 Eather c. ^fn^ or ^TRm. 
 Cat-out, m. ^/ 3^iTf^ FTTT/.-rim/.-fTt'iT/. ^"r^ ?n. 
 Cat-hammed, a. JT5^5nr, TTJ^ttt. 
 Cat's-paw, «. dupe, v. Fool, .pt^mn m. ^^fiTCTt n. 
 
 CaTACHBESTICAL, «, Y, FOBQED. fei?. 
 
 Catacombs, w. ?t;nnf*T^r/. 
 
 Cat acoustic, a. ^P\f--^f:^^irqu!^,.^ srf^E^f^?f»f'fl'. 
 
 Catalepsy, n. r^v^-t^mrq m. j^sr^pr ?n. 
 
 Cataloqtje, n. v. List. ipRw n. arg^j^iTPr ^T^/. 
 
 Catamenia, «. T. Menses, ^vj n. ^n m. ^ n. m. 
 
 Catamenial, a. <'A\\'A^i\^. 
 
 Catamite, n. nrf m. TfPTTTT m. Ttj^Wol or nfr^^Fl^^rr w. 
 
 Cataplasm. See Poultice. [tn^ifr/. 
 
 Cataract, n. v. Waterfall, vftn w. ^^ or qftTT «». t^- 
 
 2 ( of the eye ). jfmt ?j. liT^rf^J «i. jfldif^i) n. ^z■?i n. 
 Catarrh, n. qr^' «. HfT 7i. ^FRT m. 
 Catahehal, «. T5^^, <T5^Trf^^NfT, <Tf?rHf ^TRTTT. 
 Catastrophe, w. ( of the drama, &c. ). 3'?TFT^ n. ■pr^/. - 
 
 f^tl'^ 0)- Pl^ll^H w. vd^'H^K m. 
 
 2 ruinous m«p, &c. ?55ftrr «. |^ >?i. ^'JqfTWTH m. ?:^- 
 
 vRuim TO. 
 To Catch, v. a. Jag hold, apprehend, v. To Seize. qroT, ^r- 
 
 2 receice in its passage. fFJi^, ^fi^ifof, f%^^, 
 
 3 ye< AoW of get into ones poiucr. tfTiif , 3T«rraT?5f-fRf - 
 
 rT-&c. arm^, ^Nsqui, amirnirr %^ ««. co«. Mi^Ji^NifT 
 
 ?rtq5^ in. con, 
 
 4 ( contagion or disease ). ^wf, vf^irf j«_ cow. SFM !». 
 con. %ut 2«. co». 
 
 5 ( a song or tune ), ialce up andfolloto. ^TSsSt. 
 
 6 ( as in speech or conduct ), lay hold of. ifTsTi^, ^PTnf 
 ET^of or trrS^, T^F^, T^^FRiJf, 'lUTl'jf, ^PJ^TWm tfT'Jf . 
 
 7 T. To Overtake. 3T^r^ q"^, frrs;^ ^ijf. 
 
 8 V. To Snatch. I^^JFWJf, ff^^m ^. 
 
 9 up; V. To Snatch up. 4-i+l=lot, ^l-i+Nu^i, ^ w. JTR^. 
 2b Catch, v. n. le contagious. ^^^. 
 
 2 hitch, fasten on, Sfc. HPT^, ^HiJf, 5hs'+.u7. 
 
 To c. and tear, to le scrieced. 3Tt?3?^ or 3Tf?^f^. 
 
 3 talcefre, ignite, v. To Kindle. %rTiJr or ^^^^, %?:ur, 
 ril'iui, f^TrJTof. 
 
 4 sustain some morhid affection, q^^. [Ac.^TTrS^, 
 
 5 at ; endeavor to seize, v. To Snatch. ^Tf^fr^T m.-^f.- 
 Catch, «. seizure, <5'c. See Catching, 1. 
 
 To lie upon the e. qn^mT-f^fHrTra' 5^^, q^ Hl^«i. 
 
 2 fZrts/), 7(00^, hold, chape. 3=r?^0T w- 3n^^<T n. 3i^5T w. 
 
 3 advantage, v. Gain. rTTT w. 
 
 4 See Snatch. 
 
 Catching, «. t. V. 1. — act. tR^ «• T^FSiJf «. &c. 
 Catching, ^. n. v.V. 4, «k(? Contagious. ?TTOprT^,^<T^iT^- 
 
 Catechetical, a. sr^irTTRT, !T=flTcTT^T, ?--'JlMfH--ll+i(|ri+- 
 
 ^F, !T^M<M'M-firf^T2. 
 Catechetically, a(/t!. ^^c^^'^H ^ ^^r^TSl ^^T^T, if^lrTTt^T, 
 
 To Catechise, ». a. instruct hy questions, ^f{^\^ ^^-^C^- 
 
 2 interrogate, v. To Examine. '{^"Jt, JTSfft^/. qraW-^r
 
 CAT 151 
 
 Catechism, n. STW^m^f?5/. sj-^'TtR^TT^/. sf^^Jmrj^^ n. 
 
 Catechist, «. T.V.I. ^5rra;^^>?r f^T^^TTRT, sf=vfrTTrj5^- 
 
 Catechu, n. terra Japonica. "^v^K m. ^t^ m. ( Tlie tree is 
 
 called %T »». ^^ m. )— iu cant or covert phraseol. '^- 
 
 g'<| Ml. W'\m. [ ^'TRT. 
 
 CATEcnuiiEN, n. «llfH4:HI ^tnTT^qr "J^f f^^'^^l ^ f?T- 
 
 Categokical, «. absolute, express, v. Positive. ?in), ^^, 
 
 Categoeicallt, adv. v. A. ««(? Positively. f^?jyT, ^TV, 
 Cateooet, m. • — iu logic, predicament. ^^^ m. 
 
 2 v. Class. ^A m. f^r^r m. f^^f. 
 To Cater, v. n. provide food. ^^T^P^T OTT^fHt ^r^=Tr/. 
 
 ^"if, aHi^KiJl^HT /.-arr^Rf^^ m.-&c. SRW, ^^f%- 
 
 ?ft/. JRW. 
 Cateeee, n. V. "V. ^prq-f^ ^fpT^T ^F^'JITTT, ITT^} Hi. ^TPFft- 
 
 Cateepill.\e, «. ^^re:f «8. ^mW m. ^ n. ^JT.^Z m. ^J=fJ- 
 
 5pl^^ m. ^TZ or ^^Z 111. 
 To Cateewaul, v. n. ^^i^ n. ^Tof, TM?THR^T 3fTT5"Jf, 
 Cateewaulixo, It. V. V. ijT'^itr «• ^1%^'^/. 
 Cates, n. V. Daiktt. qiprai n. pi. fwz\^ n. HT^^ n. 
 Cathaeist, n. pretender to great purifi/. 3Tf?T^T«fo5T, <^l+^ 
 
 Cathartic, a. v. Purgative. sT5I^, ^'^^. 
 Cathartic, n. v. Purge, srs m. ^ «!. g?r|if w. 
 Cathedral, «. fsT^iTTsft TT^ ^?^ S^T^m 3Tr^ ?t %3r5E. 
 Catheter, n. Jrt^ost/. H^^rrfsPT^ «. HSf^i^T^r/. 
 Catholic, a. v. Universal. ^sfr^T, ^^^5^. 
 
 2 «o< narrow minded. ^^'^f^mJ, -cj^km^^, sT^T^, 
 
 3 See EoMAN Catholic. 
 Catholicism, ». v. A. 1. ^^T^tf^rrr/. 
 
 2 JT^rrsTT sr^T^THTT m. &c. 1T?TT^ STT^T^fq' «.-^r^ n. 
 Catholicon, n. ^f^rw^TT^^fTTfoT m. 
 Catopteical, a. V. N. M<l<jTir+,<u|^ii(:f|-, H<l'^T|1%<:ui<ri^4|. 
 Catoptrics, n. science of reflected light. M < I ■^ri pB^orf^isnT^- 
 
 J^T^rg^TRR n. 
 Cattle, n. — horned.'^ n. pi. sfc n. pi. — com^veh. great 
 
 and small. JT^ n. pi. ij^ =rfH^ w. Some of the diseases 
 
 incidental to Cattle are ^f%<pr5 m. pi. ^^ «. ^ «?. 
 
 q^n. H>Ulolui». sRTTot. cTT^/. TTS?". di3?51Tw. ^TOJfT 7». 
 
 A cattle-pasture, ^t^ot/. 
 
 Cost of the use of it. *\^'M>\if. 
 
 C.-lice. C.-ticks. f^J^f. p/. 
 
 C. track. JT^ ?«. 
 
 Hire for the use of draught c. %W. n. 
 
 Picketing line of c. ^^tjt/. 
 
 Eope by which c. are tied to it. ^lif n. dim. ^^^f. 
 Loop of this rope, ( it consists of two ). ^ipft/. "^5% n. 
 
 Spot on which the c. are assemhled daily, to be 
 
 CAU 
 
 driven out to pa.slurc. »ft5 m. 
 
 Tending or keeping of c. ^^t^:/. l\^W^.f. rrgj! 
 /. V. qT?7, T^T^TtT n. q^qr^H n. Hire of tending c. n^- 
 OTTsr^s/. ?T#t?5/. V^^f. 
 
 Wealth, or property in c. W-Ji^ n. ^H'-TT n. [ Kq. 
 Caudal, a_ pertaininj, Sfc. to a tail. q^jj+i^feft-Riq^^, "T^- 
 Caudle, 71. sfT^i^T^FT^ m. gS^TST »«. f^ft n. ^'TH=mt «. 
 Caught, ;?. v. V. 1. '^^?rr, ^ftfT, 'f?r. 
 
 2 5r^^r&e. 
 
 3 ^rtT^^rTT, ?Rmr*t 3Tm%?iT, &c. 
 
 To be c. ?rn3^ or ^rn^oT. 
 Caul, n. v. Omentum. m>.mi TSTTm. 3^=5fq''5^M. 
 
 2 ifT^m^^STT TT^^Frar qir^TTT^ ^I^«. 
 CaULIFLOWEE, W. f c^^/. [fTTTTTS'T. 
 
 Causable, a. V. V. STTT^t'T, ^FWR^RI, f^fSr-rlk^Kj, f^- 
 Causal, Causative, a. relating to or implging cause. ^ROT- 
 
 2— in grammar. srqt^T, efi?r w ^^ (i. e. ^ or ^ & 3T?T, 
 having ^r or fif added at the end of the root ). 
 C. verb. spfr^MT^'". 
 Causalitt, Causativeness, n. v.A.l. =fnT'Tf?«- f^fiTTTf^rrt. 
 
 Causation, n. V. — ac^. 3T7T^at«. &c. ^7?TT^«. 3'3^r^^«. 
 Cause, «. efficient, producer, author. «PR>JI«. ^Frtf?;!. ^FR^j;?;:. 
 
 Efficient c. ^fvR'T^'«. 
 
 Generative or originating c. ^'^^m. 
 
 Instrumental c. f^lM-rl+'Kuirt. f^frTrT^. 
 
 Primary or remote e. 'fl\[<i;\.\iy\n. sff^riTfr^ROT;). f?f- 
 ^ M. H?r«. 3HI4441^«- TT^n^PR^w. ^RTJr^RTT". 
 
 Proximate or immediate e. viMld.!^;;. ^'MI^H^TW. 
 f^fiTr1+UU|«. ?fT?TrrFROT«. SJRTeiq^tII«. 
 
 Eelation of c. and efl'ect. ^vT^^R^^TFTw?. ^^T^^^l^- 
 
 2 reason, ground, motive. ^PROTw. f3 »». Sf^f^iT^?!. ^^^f. 
 
 f^fTTrTrt. 
 
 "Without c. 4>K'JIHi-j!H, f^'^+K"!, S^fr^, ^^. 
 3 — in law; suit, action. ^^^JXf'T^m. ^ZB\m. ^Zpjn. H- 
 
 To lose one's c. ^T^. 
 
 4 side, party, ^^m. ^^f. 5fT^/. ?RTf/. 
 Espousing a c.^^TR m. v. ^, tT7, W-l- 
 Espouser of a c."Wlft. 
 
 To Cause, v. a. produce, occasion, efl'ect. +<iii, +<t)ui, jcMli- 
 "jf, 3'jrr^, 3?T5T-ctc. JPT'it, ??T^TT/.-31^^'». ^PT'^Ty. o/ o. 
 =PR'Jr'T^-f^fHTr'TrT-l2H?T-&c. ^DT-aT^UT j». cow. 
 
 Caused, p. v. V. ^%?IT, ^FT^rJrM', &c. ^r'-nHld, ■jiT'ld, ^'^, 
 
 nnrHTfr (iu comp.) ^^wrt. 
 
 Causeless, a. v. N. 1. ai^pRW, aT^FRuft, fH'.^R^, 'jT^J-T?, 
 2 Sl^FRiJr, St+Rufl, f^'.^TRW, f?I«--f.Kyi, f^RT^FRW, 3^"^^,
 
 CAV 
 
 132 
 
 CEL 
 
 C'aUselesslt, aJv. V. A. +KUIHf^, f^-ii+i'ui, f-i-^-t-Kui. 
 Causelesssess, n.Y.A. 3T:froi?^"- ^\^^^,H>i- 'fl^^^F^'f.&c. 
 Causeb, n. V. V. !FfUIKI, -Sc. JFtTT, ^=1^, ^Pl<ii, siqY^?nf:, 
 
 Cacsey, Causeway, «. sifvTMi. su^-TT^T TWIm. 
 Caustic, o. JTr^r^TT^'TTTT, m«<l.l^4;, Ht?T ^5T^. 
 
 2 fig. sharp, cKttiii;/, v. Enixo. f^TJ^^, Wl^^ ^. 
 Cai-stic, n. iTra^TR<mT '^^n. Ht^^W. or ^^^^ ^'Am. 
 
 Stick c. ■h \ €[^ \ < or W^xmKm. 
 Causticity, n. Te(\^z\^^n. Hf^^nf^P/. 
 Cautelous. Sec Cautious, Cunning. 
 Cauteb, n. searing iron. JFT'jft/. ^T^«. Sl^ufl/. 
 To Cauteiuze, v. a. fire, jmor ^FM, ?5TeW, SRi^r, 5FT»i.- 
 
 Cauterizino, Cautekization, n. v. Y. — act JTT^ o?' si'i"l 
 
 «. Sl'l'iOpi.ctc. ^r^». 
 Cautery, n. — actual. 5PTot. ^w. 
 Circular C. "TrTw. 'Tt^jTw. 
 
 2 — Potential, ^m. 
 CACTioy, n. prudence, providence, care, circtmspection,wari- 
 
 7iess. fJ^JTT »>. m^T'^TfJlft/. ^TFT^-rTiTT in. "^XW^f. HmMH- 
 
 fTT^IHr^'-IK m. 3TT'NIMf'l=5n' f^HK m. 
 
 1 monition, v. "Waeniko. nl'+ni./ ?IPft/. ^rTT^TJf «. 
 
 3 provision against. «F!^ ^.'(rt'-sl ^'TFT »».-«fJt«T^ m. "T^f- 
 '?T^ »». 
 
 4 See Secubitt. 
 
 To Caution,v. a. admonisli.Sfc.v. To Waen. crr^fft^/.^FT'Jf-^- 
 
 Cautionabt, a. given in pledge or securify. rTHTJlWr, ^^^^- 
 ?>H, ^'=ppt^?r, HM.ui in comp. 
 
 2 conveying teaming. ?nf¥5(NT, -^rd^CJll-Ml, arsf^-TR^^. 
 Cautious, a. prudent, provident, careful, wary. ?rr=r'<, fT- 
 
 ?TK, qT^, q^T^, f^5T, ?rFf '<Fr, •HNf^-ri, q=rrT^5r^if|-, 
 q#^9ff, inn "^-^'^-q:fNfr-&c. qr^m, :wPr^tfm- 
 
 Cautiouslt, adii. v. A. ^TT^MMUIM, TPt ^ 'TTfT, "J^d^- 
 
 '^TH ipC^, &c. 
 Cautiousness, «. v. A. and, Caution. ;frRqquiT m. ^TT^trPT- 
 
 ft/. f ^fTTTt/. q'K«l'/ 
 Catalcade, n. W^ or ^nft/ ■ST'sr^rR '?T=5rT/. 
 Cavalier, m. v. HoESEMiS. MI^^K m- f?T%7R m. HT»ft m. 
 
 Cavalter, b. haughty, cj'c. /(Vc^ «■ f. f^T%?Tfl, f?T%rftS%^, 
 
 f^wi.K'UV.i'-ir, TJTT^nT^^err, ^i-^j+I^^pJI^i, q=5rr3ft, tt- 
 
 Cay^lieult, arfy. v. A. f^T^TRT^nft, il^rl^^ir Jl H, r^T?5^ 
 
 sirtM, &c. qsiM*!^, mM'KjT' ^. 
 Cavalry, n. ^K^^ n. ^-f-.+^K w. ^jZ. STs^TR m. STsq^Tn"/. 
 Cave, n. hollow in a hill or rock. iT^/. ^ f. qs^ n. dim. 
 
 ir/. ^F^/. ^?rqn: n. ^^ mn. ^ n. 
 
 In caves and hollows and dens and chasms, &c. q^- 
 
 jfqT^f, ^fn^cffr. 
 
 Cavern, w. hollow in a hill.^ c^-e. v. Cave. 1^/. spqR ?;. /. 
 
 2 deep mountainous recess or hollow, ^t^ n. ^rjT »>. ql'- 
 
 ^ n.^ m. dim. ^ /. 
 Cavernous, a. abounding with caverns. n ^ i q-jJ ', 'T^tK'T, T- 
 
 To Cavil, Cavilling. See To Caep, &c. 
 
 Cavity, n. v. Hollow. ^{rt^W m. dim. ^ojift/ ?q5ff/. ?Tt^ 
 
 /. ^3t?5TT »«■ ^^^TT m. 
 To Caw, «. ■?}. *N+R/. ^FT^, ^T^T^, qn^^TS? ot. ^FTot. 
 Cawing, «. v. Y.—act. W^fm n. W.J^WA^f. ^Rq^/. /n)'e«J. 
 
 W^]Z m. 
 To Cease, v. n. stop, desist, leave of, give over. TTf "^, "ft 
 
 fl!(/i).-5Rr adv. q^, f^'<TTnr"if, f?'<T?; frot, ^s"^, '<?t»r^, ^- 
 
 tt'cTOT, 'Hatr pijf, f^f ^TTjf, fqTTR'Jr, f^F^ni, Tq^JT^T, f^- 
 IJH m. qicjuj, fq^TUT, i^^T'Jr, ^(^ ( ex. ^?^r^'T->^'MNI- 
 ?f-'»Tf5T^Tm-&e. ?fr?Jt ), ifre?rt ^<Jf, |FT m. q^TSW-^^ '^- 
 
 '5t-3TCrqwr. 
 
 2 become extinct, he no more. 4 ^uf, ^<ijr, ^pjf, J|oiu|, ^- 
 q^, ^TrJTJf, 'ji+ui, J^rfTOT ^^. 
 
 3 eowe io an end.^ stop, v. To End. ^n^, ?rq^, yniH ^- 
 
 Ceaseless, a. incessant, v. Perpetual. 3T^5, f^<<H<, ^?Trf 
 
 or ;EnTrT, 3Tf5r«rm. [^titht. 
 
 Ceaselessly, adv. v. Continually, Evee. Pi<ri<,^?TrT,'rqi- 
 Ceasing. See Cessation. 
 Cecity. See Blindness. 
 Cedab, n. ^cT^T^Te^T ^Trff^ V+yii' arf^. The Cedrus deva- 
 
 ddra is called on the Hiniillayas, %?!. 
 To Cede, v. a. surrender, yield, v. To Give up. ^"liui, ^» 
 
 f«T ^, nRr'Mi'iHSfqj ^. ^rrsft^T ^f'^. 
 
 Ceded, p. v. V. tili^irll, &c. 
 
 To Ceil, v. o. tJHNui, 5rr tz. JT^ot-^TRiJf-^-qf'^iJr, 
 Ceiling, » ^P\ n. r=)dM «. »«. 
 To lay a c. !frT «. TT^. 
 
 2— of cloth, ^f^^rr m. aHI^HMpRl/- 
 
 3 — of plank.s. rnf>qti!ft/. 
 To Celebrate, v. a. laud, e.xtol, v. To Peaise. WsriJf, ^Ftrf- 
 
 Of, iTT% ^=nT M.-qftrf^ «.-??+1t(h W. qJTijf g. oj 0. 
 
 2 perform solemnly, sole7nnixe. ^TTTHFt Jp^-3H|x«i;i- 
 
 qraof, ^rmTT wi.-grHTf m.-&c. q;^y. o/o. fir^iTTTDT ^- 
 
 To c. humbly ^Ji+iqiU'^M ^?i?T diqiUJ', ^>-iHI+c4|^' ^- 
 To c. with pomp and style. TT^JT^m. 
 Celebrated, p. ^ a. v. V. 1. ^ST^rTT, &c. qftf^?T, ^fqTllTld. 
 
 2 ^nnt'TPif %?5?^, Ac. 
 
 I. V. Famous. ^Ptf^JTT^, ^q-pT, f^'^qTcT, Mi^ilM, f STf%5, 
 srirr%i=f, ^TFft, •llHir*?T. 
 Celebration, n. v. V. 1.— ac<. ??T^'JI ». qTH"^ w. &c. ^M- 
 
 2 •HMliHH' =FT^ w. &c. ^nrrtT w. 
 Celeebiit, «. V. Fame, ^T^ pop. ?rf^ «. ?n«irfif^+ ;/i. ^.
 
 CEN 
 
 133 
 
 CEP 
 
 I. a c. person of distinction ^'^'^^^^ n. Q'j n. 
 Celeeitv, 11, V. Swiftness, f^n/. ^^ m. ^ft^firf^ /. VPTf^/ 
 Celeet, m. tr^HTifr 3Tff . 
 Celestial, a. v. Heatenlt. ^sTpTl'TJMr, ^^^I^fR'fl. 
 
 2 Idonrjing to the visible heavens or ski/, v. Heaveklt. 
 
 C. Globe. w\\ri »i. 
 Celestial, n. inhabitant of heaven. ^^TcTT^PTRft, ^F5t^'<T, 
 
 CELiBAcr, Celibate, n. unmarried state. 'BT^'^TOTr m. f%%- 
 ^^ m. 3Tf^r^ m. 3HMRu|.4ri n. ar-igi^ v«. 'flf^rffi^TT^- 
 F4T/.3T^5Fr?'<Tr/.— of Brdhmaus, Sf^^q- «.5T^=qiiT?rT/. 
 
 Life of c, study, and devotion. ^f^^sT^M^ n. (and 
 Leader of it), ^f^^HT^r^TRt m. ^f^^F^r^T^froft/. 
 Celibate, n. v. Bacuelok. 3Tf^Tf|?f ^^T m. [ Trfr/. 
 
 Cell, n. small caviti/, v. Hollow, ^oft/. H^-'llj'^ ^^ »-^'?^T- 
 2 swa^Z apartment. ^OT »». ^PTT »»• "JS »». 
 
 C. with bars. ft^^T m. 
 3 — as in tables of calculation. &c. ^TO^ m. n. qr «. 
 4 ZiVrfe i(?^ or bladder ( of animals ). JffRT «». fr^lcft /. 
 Cellak, ji. Fic5^ n. g^TK ?«. 1%5I?rm^T m. %^K or ^^ 
 
 C. for grain. ^ n. 
 Cellulae, a. consist inr/ of cells. ^^w^tNt, ??fS^^, sffffq^- 
 
 Cement, «. Htq-OT n. ^xm n. ^'^TFT^T^-T^ «. ^trR^T^jT «.-:?- 
 
 5?f». — of glue, paste, &c. f^nP^^T «. sqj^ur JJ. ij^iir «.- 
 
 of mortar, nTTT »». frp^^ wj. — of tin, spjftT or W'^^ m.n. 
 
 2 fig. 5o»j(? of union. ^Ttj m. ^iTRtqT »«• [y. o/o. 
 
 To Cement, v. a. gt'cT'Jf, ^"if, ^Tt'^T'if, ^Tfq'T ».-&e. ^?^ | 
 
 To Cement, v. n. unite and cohere. ^ftfJl". I 
 
 CsU'ETETiY, n. repository for the dead. aJT^TPT^op. JT^TtT «. 
 
 Cenotaph, n. empty monumenl. ar^T^^fr^t cf^^?^ jnTKqT=^ 
 To Cense, v. a. v. To Incense. tPT m. \^_ 
 Censee, n. gT^ or g^n^of «. WT?it/ 
 Censob, n. corrector of public morals. SBHT'^tr^T c. tTHTffcJ'-fe Hl , 
 S:Tirf«T^ c. [ -JTfqqFTft. 
 
 2 ?r^ q^$ ?jmu4fm qW 3TT|rr ^^ 5TTft?r ^ Tri^qr^r 
 
 Censoeial, a. belonginj to a censor. ST^rffq '-h I R^^j tff ^ ^^jfr- 
 Censoeious, o. addicted to censure. ^^TT'I^IT^^TT^f^, ^t^^- 
 
 ?ff, fi-q-mft, stmrft, ?>rT^^i fe^^nf, 1%^F^q% fl5- [ 
 
 2 impli/ing or expressing censure, ^^i?]^, 'CnTg^=qT. 
 Censoeiouslt, o(fi;. V. A. ^'T^'^^, fe^^"^^, ^^W^st^'. 
 Censoeiousness, «. V. A. srPT^ /. ^'I'T^/. f^^f^/. 
 
 flj^F^ur ». tiTPt^TOT n. d|q=)l'i^ «. ^f?T^?TTo5/. In re- ll 
 
 I prehension of Censoriomness there are some phrases 
 
 I and proverbs. These sufficiently agree with ''Physician 
 
 heal thyself, First pluck the beam out of thine own eye, 
 
 j then the mole out of thy neighbour's eye; Look first at 
 
 home; Keep your own house; Dress your own garden, 
 
 Sf-c" 5^-qi% 3t5^t?T^ ^?r3: 'JTr7% ifw^'m^ iTH?I,'flN?=qT 
 
 TTm^i^T ^5jFf 3Trf«T 3tn^% '{^^^\^\■^,■\ ^^^\^, 'irnr^?: 
 
 Censoeship, «. qTrfffcT^PTT »i. trJTPf'^'^PTTJT «. 
 
 Censueable. See Blamable. 
 
 To Censuee, Censuee. See To Blame, Blame. 
 
 Census, n. ennmeration of inhabitants. c^np^'JTrft /. ^%g- 
 
 HRt/. iI^3TFT>n?r «. 
 Cent, n. ff^FST m. ^Tff-^ n. 
 
 Per e. ?f-T7?f, ^^t^p^T, ^^\. 
 
 Centage, n. ^T^s^rr^r ht??' ?». 
 
 Centaue, «. JRT'q- »». ^^^ m. l^fn »!. ^T^JTf^T m. 
 Centenaeian, n. person a hundred years vld. ^TrlT'J, ?T^q- 
 
 Centenaex, n. ?rq;5T »?. ?T?f^ w. 
 
 Centennial, a. consisting of 100 ^ea^'s. ^TTT^qf^, ^rfqifS'- " 
 
 2p>ertaini.ng to 100 y^ars. ^fTT^TrNfT, ^T<Tq-q?q-, SfTHT^- 
 
 3 happening every 100 ^ea/-«. ?tH?:nH'" •T'tr^T ^f^ Sfurr - 
 
 Centesimal, a. ^HTRF- 
 
 Centesimal, ?j. ?T?rf^T wj. 
 
 CENTIFOLIO0S, «. ^Trfq-^r, 5TFnT=5r^. 
 
 Centinody, n. ^TfTT^rf/ 
 
 Centipede, n. nnr/ q^rw/. ^Trfq-^/. 
 
 Cento, n. ?f^5r »«. ?T?nf; «. 
 
 Centeal, Centeical, a. belonging to the centre, v. Middle. 
 
 H'rT^T, Tq-OT, IT^ n-wq-. [f^*^^. 
 
 2 placed in centre, v. Middle. JT^q-^^^ it'-T^'<T, T«r- 
 Centealitt, m. v. A. ^'^W^^ n. ^t:z^f'^^?[\ f. iTKqf%5!T?rrrT /. 
 Centee, n. V. Middle. jt«T ot. T»?r/. 
 
 2 ( of a circle, &e. ). %^ «. ^Tf>T ?«. /. f%^ o*' Hfqr'iji 
 
 »»• T^T ( in comp. as fTnT«T, &c). [ ^jT'T. 
 
 To Centee, v. a. collect to a ])oint. t^^^^q^'4i=r-^'<Tf^rT-&c. 
 To Centee, y. M. ie collected to a point. ^}J^/^^f^^^:(r\ ^\^- 
 
 Centeicallt, adv. v. A. )Tt--qr, iTE-srHTnr. [ JT^qf^mft. 
 
 Centeifugal, a. that recedes from the centre. 'H^MUiWi^ 
 Centeipetal, a. that has a tendency to the centre. JT«nfH- 
 
 Centuple, n. ^T^TTT^, ^THnor^ 
 
 Centueion, «. ^TcTTf?! m ?T?frtft?T m. 
 
 Centuet, n. a hundred, ff^j^ m. ?TH^ «. ^^t/- 
 
 2 a hundred years. ^?(^ «. 3^s^n?T «. sr'^^Trf ?(. 
 Cephalic, n. medicine for the headache. ?r?f ?«.?r^ ?». ?Ty/. 
 
 /. JT^^T^^JrJ^ft ^^ n. 
 Cephalic, a. belonging to the head. 3T^:r=5(T, H?a^^tft,
 
 CER 
 
 181. 
 
 CHA 
 
 C'kbkal, 11. etlible grain. ^""TT ^pf qi^ «• ^I?T'4r^ «• 
 Ckukal, a. ^KT UT^ ^^tft-f^T^^. 
 
 C'ERtBELLUM, «. HW^t^ff^ JT^^F^r ?7T^=^r ^ JTFT=jr TFT W. 
 
 Cebebbal, a. ^^^m<^ Mn^\x^\., H^-Ttrfr?5 »T^r. 
 C. letter. ^^. 
 
 C'EBEDBUM, n. JTW+i<41c5 KTSTT^T ^TT^ ^T ^TTT TFT W. 
 
 C'ebeclotu, Cerement, «. ivaxeJ dofh. H'Jr^FTTS «. 
 
 C'EBEiioiAL, a. helongi)>ij to ceremony, consisting in cere- 
 mony, ritual, ^-c. ^V^J, f^^^TT, S^'tKNT, fsp^TT^^tft- 
 ^?^, ^HS'Ti^ft-f^'FT^, ^Tl'fil^, ferrfiT^, ^priV^jf^- 
 ^TFTT, 3Tr^TT>JT^^M^-f^r7^^- See also Eituai,. 
 
 C'EEEiiosiAL, «. out icard form or rite, f^f^f. wMn. ftfrf/'. 
 
 Cebemoniai-ist. See Ceeemokious, 1. 
 
 fEBEVONiOis, a. ols' riant of forms and riiis. ^F^'f^^, f^- 
 
 ^TTfn^, m^RfH?, wM^r, f^^rmfTT, 3TT=snT?i?qT, qprfs, 
 
 2 observant of ceremony., formal. 3Tr^^=^Tft, aTT^TT'T^TT- 
 
 3 consisting of ceremonies and rites. See Cekemokial. 
 Ceeemoniouslt, adv. v. A. 2. aTr^FT^TTTr^, STT^Wf^RTT, 
 
 3TT?TPr5TTT5^. 
 C'EEEMo.NiousxEss, «. V. A. 2. aTT^^^qiTf^^ /. arr^fl?- 
 
 =cm:Tf^/. 3TT^^^TTTgf5/. 
 Ceeeiio>-y, n. V. Eite. f^r/. ^«. ^^Km. ftf^T/. 
 
 — gener. or loosely. WHyMST^f/j. 
 
 Closing c. — geuer. ^jt|N^ n. 
 
 Conductor of a c. qTf?l^»i. 
 2 forms of civility, r. Civiliiies. 3TT^nT^qTT»». 3TT^T^- 
 FT^m. TZ^^f. l^^f. 
 '3 forms of state. ^t\%\^.m.-f^[i:^Xm.-f\rf f..&e. 
 
 Master of the ceremonies, v. Coxduciok. ^TTT^TR'- 
 
 Certaix, a. sure, confident., vndoiilting. f n^tl^ I 'M , fHT?i%S', 
 
 fWRT, f^njfFT, f^5'/75ft, ^^f^=»7=!T, ^rmf^JiiTJr, ^FrfH'M^, 
 
 ST^f^'^T^, f?Tf>/7?TlTH^^, fH>?t?fK^^, f^>jt?rN=fT, ^TfT- 
 f^'^'", f^'iV"^., ^^i!FT, fPTO%f , ?i?T5r-&c. ^^-^?r- 
 
 " I am certain." JTT^ ^TTrT^ 3Tf|. 
 
 2 indiibi/ahle, undeniable. f^^T^T^T, f^^sq^ffiT^, 3TOf^- 
 •'4, f^^Ttfe^O-, l^-.^JTT, fn'^rVrqT, ^^^, f^^R^T, fHf^- 
 ^, l^+l*, fH>m, hlPi'^rltqT, f^?T^RTft=srr, ^i;^, fT- 
 
 3 of sure occurrence or action, unfailing, ^ • ■efi ' d , fr'sq'TT- 
 ^, f^ttifsiq, f*T^%^, fn^^SfT^, 3TT^,q^, 3T^,q*iT^, 
 ^^^^■, TT^, WB^. 
 
 i settled, slated, fxed. %Kr^^ f^f;^^^ fH^Tf^rT ;)0p. %- 
 
 5 V. Some. TJ-Jft ^, f^T^Kttn:, 
 
 A e. person, arw^, 3m^, «F7mT or ^. 
 
 CEBTAINLY. grfy. V. A . 1. f^af^,f;:T>.;n?T, f^vjt^cpjft, ^^nTT^Tt- 
 
 f>/7Fra5YiT, f5lf*4?T^ 
 
 3 ui//wutf,iil. ^=5fr?T, 3FT^, 3T^?^, 3FT?^q4q?, 3Fl?q'- 
 CT, arqfq-qT^^^T, 3T5rJq-,-fl;r3q^ 'fl:T3.'Tit5r,fvTJ>Tq, f^>'m- 
 f^, fH>-qqi?H^, f^^f^^tT, f^^C% fJT^^5T?T, aTT^iq, 
 3T^5Wor rTt, ?fTH?HT, 5^^,^, ^^m, ^tl^T or ft e>-'(, 3TT^ 
 
 Certainxess, Ceetai>"ty, n. v. A. 1. fH'3t?T/. fT^;if'=rqaTrM. 
 
 f^trk »«. f^'sq'T «'. f^-:^ m. ^rR/. ^RR^JTT/. f^w- 
 ^m^ n. f^^f^t^ n. ^^-«&c. ^^ M. ?T^f TTT=r ?«. ^^T- 
 TfTT^r m. 
 
 2 f^gfrT/. f^^TPTBT^T m. ^^]P;^T\\f. ^T^Tcrr OT. ^. 
 
 3 fr^^T OT. ^f^F^ «. CflFTJ.T^TJm/. ■i\^m'H\f^m f. fH- 
 I. a e. fl! real and fixed thing. ^<tH-f^f^?T-f^feTffT?T-&C. 
 
 >???/. -feTSnr »».-&e. f?lf5vtIrfT'4 ?». 
 
 Ceetiiicate, w. fq^/. S^ to. ^?5T w. ^zf. ^\^'^ n. 
 ^^\^^^'m. 3TT^Tot. q^ri. (in comp. -with the indica- 
 ting noun, as ^f^T^ g. of purification; aifjiriq^r c. of 
 pre-eminence; arrsTT^ c. of good character, &e.) The 
 
 word ?lrfif>f>+,rt irom the English is common. 
 To Cebtify, v. n. testify to a thing in icriting. ^T^t^ wJ.-Sf- 
 ^\^■^ in.■^^V^k^ ra.-^idO^ W^ m.-f?r%=qT ^FFI^ m.-&,t. 
 
 To Ceetify, v. a. assure of, apprize, v. To Ineoem. Jnf|rr- 
 
 iTTT-fTTFf-f1Tfq<T-&c. ^RW. 
 Ceetitude, See Ceetainty. 
 Ceeulean, a. shy-colored. 3TKH|.^, aiPfTT^l^. 
 Cbeumen, n. wax of the ear. ^fvT^frlPJiTcC m. ^'JT'1?5 m. 
 Ceruse, n. ivhite-lead. ?ITJfrT or ?T m. [ ^t:ft. 
 
 Cekvical, a. belonging to the neck. '^T^'^T, ^^, ?^t 'ft^RT- 
 Cessatiox, n. ceasing, stopping. TTf^ n. &e. T^TTt m. ^TTTT^ 
 
 «». ^q^f?r/. f^rTFT »». fgrf^r/. f^|%/. ^^pff^ «. ?Tm «». 
 
 2 V. iNTEEMISSIOlf. H^+^/. St^TFR n. 3T^?IFT Wi. 
 
 Cession, v. V. — act. ^J^t n. ?)"rf ?r sof «. ^'^^qpi ^pjtjt «. 
 ??TFTq=f^;^rTT «. 
 
 Ceylos, n. t.^f. f%^^ m. n. T%^i=5 n. ^^ f. 
 To Chafe, v. a. e.rcite by rubbing. =qT^-&c.%rnir/-^^m.- 
 ;j5im OT.-^FFT «J.-&c. 3TTTJIDf, %rfHRRT^^FTT^ «. ^irm. 
 
 2 tvearby rubbing. fret, abrade, v. To EuB. ^To50t,^r55^'^. 
 
 3 V. To Angee. %?t5r^, 1^^"jf, R-H^Nui. 
 
 To Chafe, v. n. rave, boil, v. To Fume. =Eri"f^, rTSTSl^, ^^ 
 ^%?T?i^H^ur, ?T3<P3/. 2«^e;;«. FfStpST?: w.-^iH^i/. intcns. 
 
 Chafe, m. /(ea< excited by friction, ^^^xh iSM<^ 3''^rfT/. 
 
 2 mental commotion, v. Heat. ^rTTH ««. TT^FT m. 
 Chaff, n. v. Husks. JTOT »i. T?r «. J^^ »• ^'^ft/- "Pra «. 
 
 ^ m. po2). (JJff «. »». ^ET'f ». 
 To Chaffee. See To Haggle. 
 Chaffinch, n. ^i^'^^\■4\ ^,^ "^^Urf 3Tf|. 
 Chaffy, a. having much chaff. ij.H'+.'i. 
 
 2 V. Light T^rmTW ^^^5^, 5^^^, ^^• 
 CHAriKCi-IISH, n. '■^^t\f. ^^trft/. ^T^/.
 
 CHA 13? 
 
 Chagein, n. ^T^njT m. «^<ftfT3Tf/. ^'^J^ 7?i.^^\f. ^T^orr?" 
 To Chagein, v. a. ve.v. ^"TT^Pt^, ?^5f>if, ?;'S^^^, 'JT^^'TJf. 
 Chain, 71. ^\^^ dim. m^^f. V^^^Af. 
 
 Fine c. ( as of a watch, &c. ). ^f^FTft/- ^^ffk/. 
 
 Large iron c. ^HX m. 
 
 Large and thick c. ^t^Tol^ m. 
 
 Little c. C. of two or three links, ^f. 
 2 fitter, bond, sJiaclle, lit. fig. 5J5 m. cjq^ n. q^f m. f^ftt 
 
 or ki\f. ?T^i=5rqq' »«. sT^pirsTtr^r «. 
 
 To rivet one's chains. ^y. Tco-Mi'i "TTuft/. 3TT0T'Jif. 
 8 «<?;•/(-*, concatenation, c^c. ?rf^5ft/. ?T^?5r /. HT?5T ^op. 
 
 To Chain, jj'a^ m^5!;af , fl'f^sft^ ^^^^, ?T^?n^5 W'l^. 
 Chain shot n. ^f?nft "fT^/. ^li'Tloft/. 
 Chained, p. v. V. m^5ft# ^Tf^M^r, ^^J^Il'T^. 
 Chaining, n. v. A''. — act. ^rU^otuf «. ^^^R'^q' ?«. ^^?jfqiT^«. 
 Chair, «. ^T^/. 
 
 Easy c. or seat. g^fT^^r n. [ ^req- «. 
 
 2 seat of authority, m^f. ar^RT^T ". ^^TRPT «. 3T«T- 
 
 3 ( Professor's ) wft^ «. ^^^'^^TIT/. 
 
 4 sedan c. ^Tr^^/- 
 
 5 or chair-days. q^TSTr^ ^ff m. pi. ^^PT^RE ot. 
 Chairman, «. v. Pbesident. ^TTT^rrT^ >». ^*mf?T m. ^m- 
 
 2 See Beaeee. 
 Chaise. See Caeeiage. 
 Chalcedont, n. f^W^TH m. 
 Chaldron, n. ^^ ^T^ g^ff . 
 Chalice, n. RnHT or ^r m. aTXiff /. 
 Chalk, n. ^fz^f.f^^T^m. arpF/. |tT>TT?ft/. The English 
 
 word under tlie form of "^VfMi. is commonly used. 
 Bed e. XW/'^ m. ^^TH m. 
 To Chalk, v. a. ^TT^ ^^H;'it-3T'T'^'&o. 
 
 2 out. V. To Desceibe. m^., ^n^, q?Tor. 
 ifo Challenge, v.a. call to contest. ^^Jlf/. TmoT w;<7t ot^ToJ 
 
 srfyr^ with ^f 0/ 0. ^^^oj. 
 
 2 See To Claim. 3— as a sentry. ^^^, ?5?^^rm. 
 
 4 ( in a trial ) aTRrTr W:^^\'^X "^"t^^ft <p?,uqfFr 3TH^ 
 
 Challenge, Challenging, w. v. V. I. — ac^. ?J5I^ fm^n. 
 
 3?TfFr»- 55m^ii«. ^^f^^Tn. 
 
 To accept a c. f^rST»». S'^^^. 
 I. written c. ^^Jif RT^«- 
 Chalybeate, a. impregnated with iron. Bl^iT fJTf».T<T, HT- 
 
 f']>j|irH?r, al^'juiitHT. 
 
 Chamade. n. ■^^^jf^m^n. 
 
 Chambeb, n. apartment., v. Eoom. ^TTft/. ^[^/. 
 
 2 ( of a gun ). ^pft^TTm. %\^in. ^\z\f. ^Z^n. 
 
 3 See AssEMELT, Boaed. 
 Chambeelain, n. ^j^i\\-hiMJ ^RTlft. 
 Chameleon, n. ^r^Jm. ^^m. W,Z or ^Zm. 
 
 CIIA 
 
 ChAMFEE, ClIAMlEET, w. v.Oboove. ^t^ifT/. 
 
 Chamois. See Goat. 
 
 Chamomile, »«. antliemis 7iohilis, ^j^^im. 
 
 To CHAMr, V. a. ^^r^'^., =qq5E>jf. 
 
 Champaign, JIat, open countri/, v. Plain, q^'itrr or ^?:i^^n. 
 
 Cah.uvios,7i. one ivho comlatsinthe place or cause of an- 
 other. ^TR^T qT5T»»."%5rTftw. 
 2 icarrior, cj-o. v. IIeeo. €ftT»». ^^f'Fft':"'. '^TfmTtn. 
 
 'fr^rwi. [srrf^f/. 
 
 Chance, m. — as the caune of events, v. Fortune, k^n. \- 
 
 By c."^I#,"~^5rqW^,"^q-'T?f,%'T?TT5, "l^ig, STRS'-TT- 
 
 2 fortune, fate, turn up, lucJc, v. Fortune, Destiny. "^- 
 f^f^^v\m. ^v^;^%^m. ^i\^'?^\nm.'^n. sir»'=t«. 
 
 3 causal or fortuitous occurrence, v. ACCIDENT. '^_'=l'^r«(«. 
 4i possibility of occurrence. ^H'Tw. ?i"HWJTTyi or ^K^T'CT- 
 
 Chance, «. casual, v. AcciDENTAL."t^FT^, "l^rrf^, ^5^TT, 
 
 To Chance, v. n. v. To Happen. ^^, qi^ Srof. 
 Chancel, n. '^^sirf ^FS^-cfp^r q?=ft^Fftr5 HTH. 
 Chancelloe, «. — one of the ministers. qf^fT^cTm. 
 ChancerTjW. ^^ ar^rarf/. 
 
 Suit in c./y. ^TfT iTf|?JTf=fr ^ITf /, ^"re ^T^^ ^^\- 
 
 ^T^Rw*. ?3^^H'». 
 Chancre, «. ^^m. 
 
 Chandeliee,?j. ^grw. 5riTM. »/• [^=-4 n' gr5«. ^^Kn.^(^^m, 
 Chandlee, n. Ricj-Mi. See Coen-chandlee, Ac. 
 To Cn\y.oi:,v. a. put or quit for, shift, q^^^of, m'^^'Ju), »l^- 
 
 rfl/. ^R^. 
 
 2 interchange. \. To Exchange. ^Z^A'^jzf. -^ •i ri | i) ^sj/: 
 
 -&C. qR^y.o/o. 
 
 3 a?^??', rary. sf^?^, TR^^t, fTR^T'it, Hidu'l, H'^l^^TT ^^, 
 %TOT.-%??15K/».-%^m.-^rR/i.-CT>T^»».-&c. ^^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 4 (money ). jfrS^JT, 5RTf^^. 
 To c. a rupee. Tjjf wi. -T^irf. 
 
 5 HfoAe aea?. See To Tuen. 
 To Change, v. n. suffer change, sj^oj-, f^Rur, TTfTof, TTpR^, 
 
 SRm.-'T^?n.-3t<Tr»--&c.T5''f in. con. or ^i^ g- of 0. <S{^- 
 
 ?'4ftrR«.-f^ir?4?R».- 3T'^'<Tr»TRw.-&c. Tf^m. 
 
 To c. for worse. — esp. of persons, q^m. ^IiJf, f»!^r^/. 
 ^of, f^^iJf, 1^'<Tr'^, Tnfr/. r<P^<jf o;-T?^>TiT3t ^^. 
 Change, Changing, n. v. Y. A. 1. — act. qTrJ^<ifw. si^in'!. 
 
 3 f^JTjTjf/i. m^Mn.kc. ''H^m. ^]^,Zm.^WiZ^f. M I i'AA\^?\f. 
 
 4 HTSiifw. 
 
 V. V. 'N.— stale. %T ?»• ^^ m. <T\^z m. f^T.K M.f^.fa/. 
 3T^'<Tt^^ n. ff-4|rcid< «. 5;Tf^ ?J. ^^'l'^^ ?«. ST^^TITT^iw.
 
 CHA 
 
 136 
 
 CHA 
 
 1. small money. ^TT »•. (copper change ). ^\%J. 
 Keeper of c. for truflic. gtf^pft. 
 C'ltAN'OKABLE, a. V. V. A. 1. possible to he clianyed. %?^- 
 JTr-<TTHT^-&c-. ^-3T^-3fm?IT-&c. qJTTSTT :pTPTr ^>TT-&c. 
 f'TVriuiH'ft^. 
 1. iliaiii/i/iil, miitahh: variable, inconslant.firJcJc, vcrsalile, 
 
 fT^nrjr, sr^'-^rrat, '4Tf5F-.qT, 3t1t'<tt^5, ^rfffr^j^^f?, ?^foT^- 
 
 f^^m, arft'tnf??^, ?Tf(7T^ffT, frlifrl^r or -Jn, ^T^RPT.. 
 
 C'lTASGKABT.ESEss, «. V. A. 1. ■Rpl^TTT «S:c. ^FRnrr m. 
 
 1. ^^TW?^ n. ^;rN??T «. =q=^T?rrrT/. ^JTcTT/. ^^hp^ffrT/. =Et- 
 "^r^"^^ /• ll^Jrt^r^ /. ^f^TP^ f.-f^'^\lm. -f^''v\^ m.- 
 :f;r<RT /. " 
 
 fiiANOED,/). V. A\ X. ij'i.^i^.r^l, f^^T, %^ <T5%^-5rT%?JT, 
 
 &e. fJr+lRrI, f7??rr, q^-^v^, Tf^TJIrT. 
 CUASOEFUL. Sec CUASGEABLE. 
 
 Changeless, a. v. Coxstaxt. ar^r^T?^, f^'<^. 
 Chauqeliho, ». changed child, itj^jt^ «. Tft^'FiVr ?f?fPT «• 
 
 2 fickle person, v. Changeable. ^'ST'T^cit c. s j^r ' .i CT c. 
 Chaitn-el, n. (of a river, &c. ) v. Bed. >Tr=>r ?j. HRT ot. ^ 
 
 2 ( for water, for irrigation, &c. ). <ttt m. Z\^J. ^Kuft 
 
 Ever running c. ^atrlT J5 m. 
 liaised c. or course. ^tST m. 
 n ( to carry off water) f,utfer. HTfft or Krft / ^TfT m. 
 
 4 ( as of a pillar, Ac. ). ^^ff^iift/. sf;:^^/. 
 
 5 strait. JT^nrm^g^/ ^^HT5^'4?rr/. 
 
 6 medium. gK /)o;;. ?TT «. iTFr^». ^/. 
 lb C1IA5NEL, t>. a. w^k[ /.-&c. <TT^. 
 
 To Chaxt, Chant, &c. See To Sing, Sono, &c. 
 
 Chanticleer. See Cock. 
 
 Chaos, n. primeval confusion. arq^ft^rT Jfrf^irfH /. 'Jr^f-TT 
 
 Eeduction of c. MVI'f.ltT T «. 
 2 V. Jumble. ^fracEr w. ^1^=5%^/. ^^ ?». 
 Chaotic, a. v. N. 1 . ar^^r t?^, aTq:^?^T?iT^, 3Tq:fr???TCT. 
 2 T. Confused. qkr^-;TT^,'iToq^fF'if^^-j,sTT«T'?r,.3T^ 
 3b Chap, v. n. v. To Ciiack. y^H^ ^^^^^ T^J^m^ ijrj^,^, ' 
 
 Eeady to c. fTTT. 
 To Chap, v. a. Wf. pl.-^jf. pl..&c. ^^^ y. of a. 
 Chap, n. t. Crack, inj/ Hi?/. ^> /. 
 
 2 V. Jaw. ij^psfr/. or ^ ?». ^ f. 
 
 Chaps. tJfirjT or ^FTTiTTT m. =5fT5r^ m. ^fHT^ «. ZTiJ n 
 
 pi. ^H^/ H^% a. [„,. ^^. ,^^ef.' 
 
 To lick the c. f^^TccOT/. ;>?. =^7^, ^2 /. ^irf. ^m 
 
 3 ( of a channel, river, &c. ). nrs n. 
 
 Chap, «. v. Fellow, it^ m. ^^pfr ,», q^KTR wi. 
 Chap-fallen, a. jj-f^ T?TT^, ^T^ffre^r, f^HHHlt^r, ff- 
 2^, f^^ or f^TTT. 
 To be c. ^\^ n. '^-I^-^j^ ^. of s. zjm m. pi. 
 
 tr5<rfy. ofs. 
 Chape, n. hold, hoolc. v. Catch. 3TI^or n. 3T5^^i^ n. 
 
 2 (of a scabbard, &c. )."cr?rra or rT^?fT^ m. n. 
 Chapel. See Cuubcu. 
 Chaperon, n. ^>Troiu<<l+Rdr ^rft^p: ^luinr. 
 Chapiter, w. vpper jiart of a pillar. ^>T?ft'T ». 
 Chaplain, m. qr^'Y m. 
 Chaplet, n. garland for the head, v. Garland. ^ruqjTTrJT /. 
 
 ir^fT »«. ^RTT OT. 
 
 C. used at marriages. jiNci/. J5R5it/. ^T^lol or f^i- 
 
 q^?«./. cnf^TTw. 
 
 Reticulated c. ^tTo^/. ^JTrf^jf^T 5«. [?5T/: 
 
 2 s/r/«y ofheads,\. Eo.sary. ^JPTTrrlT/. ^KToft/. 3T?TfTr- 
 Chaptee, «. division of a book. a^KTR- «». jpfj n. m. '^.^ m. 
 
 ^^ m. 'j^ n. STRUT n. qf^^^ m. T^m m. ^q^ »». arq; ?«. 
 
 5^1 »». n. 
 
 2 HT5iTT %5To!Trft?7 ':THh"5?3T!Fi=Eft K^, 
 To Char, t). a. $r;^ ot. ^FT'if y. o/ o. 
 To Char, «;. 7<.. arrS^Fm M.- i M'hH «.-&c. qRiJf. 
 Char, Char- work, n. odd or day work. TT^^?iTiT «• Hi ^+. I if 
 
 Char-woaian, «. 3Tf5^TTfr/. ^rfT^^ir/. ?;Fff^iiT/. ^p^^r- 
 
 Character, w. t. Mark. f%F^ ?j. snp ««. 'T^r/. 
 
 2 ZeWe;' Mse^ «'« loriling or printing. 3?^ «. eftTf m. 
 
 3 manner oficriting, t. Hand. frypT/io/). rff?/. tToUT «, 
 Arabic or Persian c. ^T^^rfcTfr/. T^TH I "fl /. 
 Common business-c. of the Mariithas. HT?/. f{TX^ 
 
 frrfr/. fr^TT^T fef?/. ^HiSH>n/. 
 
 The book c. «fT3q^ or STFJ^rq «• ^^rnft/- 
 
 4 ( of a, jterson) distinguishing qualifies. tTK w. ^'^^'H 
 «i. ^Tr^ »J. Wl^CTT m. pi. f^m^TH m. 'Tur?5?Tor n. t^- 
 ^T^rKt S^Tiir n.pl ^^?T '». ?ft^ '(. 
 
 5 ( of a thing, place, &c. ). H^T/. ^q'H »J. JprTFJirr m. 
 pi. TTUiK'inT ?«. 2?/. inr^^ »». ^/. 
 
 6 V. Person, Personage, sq-jipy". fsiq^^ «j. 
 
 7 ( in a play ) part. #PT ra. ^ «. ^ )». 
 Costume of a c. ifiT^Ty! 
 
 Of an assumed c. ^"T^5?ft. 
 
 To act in c. act like one's self. aTFfrfWt' ("Iv- WJM. 
 
 "We must act in c. "kH^ "^Vl ^?r^ ?r^ ^VM '^^^ 
 
 8 certificate of the c. of. aTTsPT^ n. '|U|M'|uil|^ n. ^^^- 
 
 iirVT^ n. 5rTR?=5r n. 
 
 9 credit, reputation. aTT^T/. aTR wi. ^rf'T ». "TfTy. 
 To lose one's c. cTTS m. iB'iaf y. o/"*. 
 
 Characteristic, n. 3?T0T ». ^rr«r m. g^TTf^ '». ^»ft/. 
 Characteristic, Chahacteristical, a. r^erfiirqj, aTOT'^r- 
 
 To Characterize, j;. a. designate by some stamp or mark. 
 
 3tfq??r-5f^?r-&c. ^Rtff. 
 
 2 describe the c. of ^^^ n. W.l^-^P^ ^FTory. c/o.
 
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 137 
 
 CHA 
 
 CHAEACTERIZECp. V. V. 1. Stf^rT, Jlf^T^T, ^f^tJT^?^, c7?T- 
 
 Chabcoal, n. qJIoT^T t?i. 
 
 Eed hot c. f^?t^r5I^r or f^FTT^roE^r. 
 CUAECOAL-BUBUEB, ». c5|U|K1, ^FIoE^^pft. 
 
 To CniEGE, V. a. See To Fill. To Load. 2 ( with some 
 business, matter or thing, ) commission, cnlriisf, v. To 
 
 CoMMiTT?'TT?ft^-"%^Frl^-?r?T?7KTW^H-qmfr-5iiT?^rrff-fqr- 
 
 ?'^-&e. ^]^^-^W.^-Z^,, Tr'<Tf or JTr^^T THTTf, Tw^'m 
 
 ^T^^t-T =f)^"^. Note. In all these renderings the business 
 charged is the object of the Tcrb, and the j)ersoti charg- 
 ed with it is in the genitive case. ^T'Jf, ^T?5'if, aHKmuf 
 with ^. 
 
 3 ( with a crime ) accuse. 3TRR"^, aTRTT jn.-aTT'T'rTr m. 
 jpTof ivith ^T, KT^rr or JTT4t 'TR'f, aTTOT^ "''^A eT^, =qT^ 
 
 4 enjoin, exhort, S(c. v- To Command. ^jfTR'Jf, «r^5r"if, 
 
 ^5^, ri?:^R>jf or ^TRfr-5r^i^fr-^5g[^fr-&c. ^piof. 
 
 5 ri/s7t W2"'^! "ssail, v. To Attack. ^5?Twi.-'^nr5/.-^S'/;!. 
 ^JWi'^ft^ ^jTM if«VA «rT o/ 0. HT^ 3Tf TFT^ ^"Jf-^?rM-T5nf. 
 
 6 lay against or set to as a debt. ?ltCr-^f=rR^ fe^-HI?- 
 dt, g.of s. ^F^TO Hi^of- ?JT5r<if. 
 
 7 os^ a« ;;r/ce, jingmenf.^ Sjc. "^T^n.-^-^^ J-^ m.J.-f{Tk 
 n.-&c. v,-\i\xs\ ^fiTW. 
 
 Chaege, Chaegino, 7». V. V. 1~act. aTTfTT'^n. ?Tn"?qT?r 
 ?5R^». &c. f^RcTOJ^/. f^^oft/. [ mou. 
 
 3 aTKR'"*. arfH'Tr^'ra- =^r3f»»- from the English is com- 
 A malic'ons or false c. rr^^ m. [sfR or iX f. 
 
 4 i^TT^trrra. w:m^n. &c. Frral^/. ^rmtjft/. arrfiT/. ^rt- 
 
 C. by a body of horse, JTTS/. 
 
 I. powder, Sfc. filled in a gun. «rR"». ^»«. ^m. 
 C. of nails, stones, balls, &c. 3^ m. 
 
 II. respotisihle custody, control, care, cj'f. ^T^Am.. f^t-m 
 
 ■ — gener. or freely. '^^l?f|K^W^ m. ^]7^W^]^ m. 
 Eeleased from a c. flT'^iTT TR^. 
 That holds a c. or trust. f^J^jT. 
 That is under the c. of. i^JT?rq-[T, f^JTFft. 
 Under the c. or care of. ^T«:ft^, fqT?5t or ^ or ^. 
 
 III. command or conduct of. f^JTTrT/.'^JTTfT/. rT H rtUR/. 
 
 IV. object committed to the c.of. a^^fpTrT/. 3^^?/. f^^- 
 
 V. body (as troops ) under the c. of. f^md /. 
 
 VI. lu.-iinexs,\c. charged, trust conferred, commission, Sfe. 
 ^nTT«. ^T%?7 ^\^n arP^^Rm. 
 
 VII. expense, v. Cost. ^=^m. [ ;}^_ | 
 To Chaege, v. n. make an onset. =qT?5 f.-^^m.-'^^m.-&c. 
 
 CflAEGii d' AfFAIEES n. V. CO!fDVCT0U, q-f^cTprJITOT. 
 Chaeuee, n. X. Dfsit. -ifT^T m. rT^ppn. 
 
 2 K.'«!" Aoj-se. ?ysT3> ^f^»». ^oi^T^w. 5[<JlT5'^ff». 
 
 Chaeily, ado. V. A. ^FRsp^ft'T, ^ TT^jT. 
 
 CUAEIOT, «. V. CaEEIAGE. r<T »». 
 
 CiiABioTEER, M. ^TirfiT or ?rR4fr, 5=iH, T'-a^Tr^t. 
 
 C'haeioteeeing, n. ^RJ-"q' n. aT*=r?rrT^"'T «. 
 
 Ciiaeitaule, a. Jcind in judging, i]'c. ^^PS, ^^Tn^f?, -.^MK - 
 
 ^tf, ?TCfT^, gr^pq^f?, jflJnT^^ff, slVrjiff, ^T-f^-&i-. 
 
 2 alms-giving, ^tprf, ?r?r'^ ^^OITT, '^f^, VTrW^,'-^- 
 
 ffrg, fr^^?TT5j, smr, ^TH^Tj, sft^'Tr'T^, <tW?mT, ar^nr- 
 W^^r, qTrf^qirr q^fp.prr, q-H'?rpTt7T. 
 
 S pertaining, cj'c. /o charity, tmrqr^ ^;^ qiTTqi, ^TH^riTT- 
 Chaeitabi.eness, «. v. A.l. ^\cf.m\m. ^^T^.f. ^^Tg^rr/. 
 
 Charitably, ar/y. v. A. 1. ^R'T'JTR, ^TT^ff^, &c. 
 
 2 VTrTH^T'^R, ^5^. 
 Chaeitt, n. love, kindness, benevolence, ^y f.^^ f. 3T?T^^r 
 
 /. WRPT^/. T?:f|?r5f5/. CRf^TT^^/. 
 
 2 liberality to the poor. atH^TT^^TDTTwJ. Sft^TJ^T/. ^^- 
 ^fST"- cO^^TrH?^«. — compreh. charitable acts andicorks. 
 
 \]^■-A■^m. «:TH?;ft«. pi. 
 
 A charitable impulse. '^HJITO^n"/. 
 C. begins at home, q^fff f^^IT rrr%3^f?r f^r. 
 C. is always on the morrow. qT[\qi; WH^TIT. 
 Object of c. ^PTTT^ n. 
 
 "Work or act of public c. H^PFPT^FRw. fW^xf^. ^x{n. 
 To devote to c. ( to charitable purposes ). qrrf^-f 
 adv. ^p??af or #TS^. 
 
 3 alms. fW'^ pop.^ifi;^ f ^ m. ^TT?r/. srvT^T^ Sf^ «. 
 
 C— paper. tTFrkRT Tit/. q-R^ q^/. 
 
 By or on e. trirfq^ff, qTrfqJ??^. 
 
 In c. For c. Ac. trrrf^f, triTf?frT, HH^W-^ ' a i. 
 
 Dine upon c. and call out for sauce ! aT^TO^fr ^'if 
 3?TroT fTTY? HRTtfr ! 
 CiiAEr.ATAN, &c. See QD-ACK,etc. 
 Cuaeles's wain, n. v. Beae. ^\Z^ sfF^^ «. ^^TTJ^J n. 
 Chaem, n. magic words, spell, ^'c. iT5f m. cj^ «. ^t? ». fTTS- 
 TT 0?- ^VC^ rn. ■»TRift/. %^ «. 
 
 Charms and spells, — compreh. utrRTTrR "■ST'TT^Mr or 
 
 Charms and incantations to produce death or evil. 
 vTRTTf n. ^]iumnu[ n. There are amongst the Ilindus 
 charms and charmed things addressed against all the 
 afllictions and afflictive apprehensions of life. Some 
 are 3Traf5T, %?TRt, n^, nT?RI^, f^'O^M, ?mT^ ^, t^- 
 TDT, f^R^, ?fl^, ^fSHcrTr, qT^?Tr% HtJft, f^cpTW, q'=5fT?Tft 
 or q^i?T<Y it^, Ti?J3Rl-, JT^T?W or li^lTJ^rrT, frTH^oft, 
 
 Cduunand of charms and spells. JT=5ff^rf^ /. 
 Idiocy produced through the misapplication of a c. 
 ( JT^ ) JT^==r5J m. {and the porsou so afl'ectcd, »T=5r=roo'?T>.
 
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 138 
 
 CHE 
 
 Toacqiiire command overcliariiis, .Sc.H^?tT'<T^«. ^TT^. 
 To apply, set, or cast a e. iT=5fsrqm»i.-q^Dt,H5fm.HK- 
 
 •2 cliarms; v. Beauty. X^^ ^or m. pi- ^l^+^"l >»■ pi- 
 To CiiAKM, V. a. sulditc or affect ly charms, heu-itch, Sfc. *TT- 
 m, JT^ cr JTrTTor, ^\^ i HTT^/. ^T^'^-'H^'jf, HR m. 
 'TT=5W-5r'T'jf, 3TfH5T^, ^Tf w.-Ht^/. 'jroS/.-HT^ w.- 
 HS5/.-*r?npJT/.-<^c. qT^iiif-:?^^, %J^ «.-^^l n.-^5J «.- 
 
 2 iis;. enchant , captivate, fascinate. Hl^, ifl^ w.-Ht^T'/ 
 -H?5/. &e. qwf, iTTOT, ^^^Tof , i?^=5=r^, ^^'Rf «.-K=^lt3T- 
 h'h.-&c. qjw y. "/o. JTtf^Ff-tf3T?f-.^.c. TT^. 
 ;J oil"; ( scorpion-stiug, &c. ). R^TT^-K^ sr-T^T-H^ ^TT^ 
 
 -&C. Trl^. [ ^1 JTlflff. 
 
 CnAHMED, /). V. Y. 1. ■>TR^, 'iril>.'^T, &c. Jff^ 'flfimf^r- 
 
 2 m^^, 'TRrTOT, 5?5?5?5T, ^?T, Tf^, JOT^?^, ^\^. 
 
 CnA.RMEii, n. CnAKMiKG,^. a. V. V. 1. »mwra",»i?I?TJTRr,&c. 
 
 'J c«7 AoKEfABLE. HTff, THT,, t%TT|Tfl", f^mrrfPt, ^- 
 
 ^?^?TT^, ^, ^R'^, f^s^, ^RT^, =PRr^, g^R. 
 *3 JT^f ST T?RinRT, Trtrft. 
 Charming,'?!, v. V. 1. -^Tm n. KTfJf «• &e. iTr^?T «■ HT^ >«• 
 M\{\ '\\ pop. Jftf^/. 'T=5T'JI ?J. 3Tf»Rt=5t'7r n. ^I^ftlRai «. ^T- 
 
 HHI^<U| K. r-^vl^JOT n. JT^V-HH ». T^=T «. 
 Chaemisgly, flf?u. v.A. 2. ir-HiijH ft^^T^iTFTT, K^t^^JR'J^^. 
 Chabminqness, n. v. A. 2. Hi^'+,f^ «. t^fpFr^ «. 
 Charnel-house, n. 37f^'<T^'T n^ «• 
 CHAEoy, n. i|H(^H OT. 
 Chart, «. marine map. W^'^TWl ^^r^TT M. ^TW^T^^TT^^^. 
 
 Charter, n. deed of grant. ?R^/. ?TRT^ «. ^TRl^^ «. 
 
 2 license, liberty. <M<t?ft/. H^r. 
 To Charter, r. cr. /(?>e or let hj charter ( a ship ). ^?nT "TT- 
 
 HT ^T^TT ^li-^M ^"Jf^ot. 
 Charter-party, «. TSj^TTii^'nfr^ ^PTR^TRTT m. 
 Chary, a. frugal, sparing, v. Ecoxcmioal. ^ TRJ^T ^ 
 
 5'o Chase, Chase. See To IIunt,IIunt. 
 
 Chasm, n. cleft, fissure, Ireach.^^f. irn/. ^F^/. f^'JT/. 
 
 Chaste, o. — of females. ?i?ft, "Tf^T^RTr, ^«ft, TTJ^^TfSfH^ft, 
 3To'TfH^ITfwt, ^^, JKRfR-qrsft si55^?:-?r»R^, ^^t- 
 ^. N. B. These words apply chiefly to married women; 
 for words applicable to iinmaiTied, See Continent, 
 and VrEoiN. For words for chaste — of men, See also 
 
 CoIJTINEST. 
 
 2 not obscene; decent, picre. 3T5?t'T??T, iftHf^ ^rf^ 7f^- 
 
 ^jfq--&e. ?r?rjfr, q-f%^, fM^i, f^"s^^, ^htts, tt-t. 
 
 3— language or style. OT^, ^5, f^f^f. 
 2:0 Chasxen, To Chastise. See To rcyiiH. 
 
 Chastely, adv. v. A. 'rf^^tq-arr^, :3^'<?fH^^T%, 3^»TfH^- 
 Chasteness, Chastity, n. y. A. 1. ^?ftt[OtT m. ^TtEftqurr m. 
 
 ^^^^^\m. <nfiT3Fq' «. ^?f^ «. ^trt-ft?^ «. -AsirfH^qR w. 
 
 2 »rtHf?IHRrrl^F^ n. ?r^^5TrtT/. qfsf^^TIT/. fH'Tr^m/. 
 
 Chaste-tkee, »(. «.'/ic.r. i^^^/. f^^/. 
 
 Chastisement. See Punishment. 
 
 To Chat, v. 11. talk familiarly or easily. nVt^f.pl. ?ril^- 
 
 «F?-^, nrf? ^rmT/i^^.-'iTf^HRrT/. jj/.-nrfESiiTS «. -tc'tt'?- 
 «p W.-&C. ^ot, t^tt/- i^?- 3T?:'^, «nrrT/. ^/. ^^^rRor-JTR'Tf- 
 
 5r^-3T7^, ^Ef^R^qi/. ;??. fq'^lot-ilRor. [ ^=^01. 
 
 2 /aZ^ ;V//y, v. To Prate, q^af, anrrr/.p/ ^F^of, ^T'-^r »». 
 
 Chat, Chatting, «. v. V. 1. rrf^ sfTHT or tttht/. 7^?. ^^t/. 
 
 2 ««(/ Prate. «T^/. pi. ^^.^^f. ^T-^ m. spF^T^ m. 
 
 TT'4T/. #n^TRTT*Tr/. ;//. ^ft^FS f^-t n. :fT'«TT^ "'' ^- 
 
 W^f 
 Chateau, n. mansion, v. Castle. «rr^ m, pt^T^ w. 
 Chattel, n.mofcahle possession. ^TT^^ift/. ^?5^ n. jfrj. 
 
 Chattels, f^^fr/. fsf^if^/. m^nTTT/. ^T^^T ?«. %- 
 WT^ OT. /. f KtRtsit m. 
 To Chatter, v. w.— as a pie, <S:c. f%;=lfT?^iTf, f^FFSf^fJoT, 
 
 f^^f^^ot, ^FxT^TErSr, inteiu. zf;=qr5for, f=5t?'^^ /. nti^, 
 
 2 — as a monkey. f^^f^-<qi7f or jp^cp^nf intens. JfT^^I'Jf, 
 
 3 — the teeth. %x^jjadv.- \^i\^i adv. tfrsT"^, ^T^tSt, ^TS- 
 4 ^o/i /W/y, V. To Prate. sf^Sr, ^^F^I^'if, 'M^43>Jr,sfRrT/. 
 
 2^/. jeof-^prT^ot-sJTe^-TR^ ^fuiui- ?rRT"jr, "pthjt /. i?;. 
 
 ^Rot-HRTJf-qrSof. 
 Chatter, Chattering, n. v. V. 1. f^ET^ft^/. spPJ^FF^ «». %- 
 
 ?:;i<e?is. sPrl'TF^R; or f^f^BR ?». r+H.Rr^R »«. ^^R ?«. 
 f^pJT m. NfTi^^^R «'. pHriP^^lR m. f^^^^V. m. 
 
 2 f^F^r+^of «. =;p}r?T^Erdt «. ^g-^rf ?i. &c. 
 
 3 cTMiTf ». ^S^Siif n. 
 
 4 a«rZ Prate, g^spp/. W¥'^\ m. ST^^rrj m. q^irff/. 17 
 or n"^/. iT«Tre=F «. 'W^^f.pl. =5fT5R/. 
 
 Ceattee-eox, «. V. Prater. Ttidijj+qT, iTCTf or iTCTT, ic'ft- 
 
 ^RT, spF^T^ or ?JT, ^IS^iTT, ^rs'^^riT, ■^B'llSI. 
 Chatterer, m. Chattering,/), a. v. V. 4. and Peatee. ^- 
 
 *'H'+'*^'JIRr, SfTril^iUIKI, T'-HI'Jit'HI, 'H*'H*'m. [^Tr5^. 
 
 Chatty, a. t. N. 1. «m<? Talkative. jfrf^fSrq", nrf^^?^, 
 CpAT-woOD, 01. little slides, t. Fuel. PPi^ <pt% m. /;?. <PT- 
 
 6^ «. pi. ^Rr« ^FTs-qr/. i?^ ^fr^tf ^^f:3imf. pi. 
 
 To Chaw. See To Chew. 
 
 Cheap, a. ^^, ^iri, ^^, H^T, ^^r^T, fi^^^^^T 'Ty?;r=qT, ■■'?r- 
 
 i^^ »Tirfi--ii-f:};*-Hrn^i-&c. 3??? iTtWr, ^T^, H^. 
 
 Dirt-c."^rilHNrf1,q?TT?W^, HRfr=^r HlW^, ?:%5TT. 
 To become c. y. To CnEAPEir. ?TW^, ^^T^i.
 
 CHE 
 
 139 
 
 CHE 
 
 To be dirt-c. ^.m ^^ii^ JTT?fr% H]^ f^=f^-^-^. 
 <Jlf, ^W m. ^toir y. of s. I m. iT^'n y. of .?. 
 2l» Che APEX, v. a. ?rWT ^ot, w^T^af, ^^sn^ot, f^HfT/.-m- 
 
 ?5 n. qrsSr-^fnft ^T=f >Ji, "rrf^-^-^of , &e. 
 
 To Cheapen, v. «. ^W froT^^WT^<jf, ^tlW, ^rtTTSTiif, ^- 
 ?Hrq-ijf, ji'r «.-f5piT?f /.-THT M.-iTnTJi/.-&c. q5nf-37nT?f- 
 
 Cheaply, a,h: v. A. F^-^rT, W?^rf^, ^fSfTTf^', HTS^^iftef- 
 Cheapness, «. t. A. W^f. W^irf /. ^^T^/. hW/. WT- 
 To Cheat, v. a. defraud, (rick, v. To Deceive. S^^^, qr^- 
 
 <Jt. " [ ^FFiJir. 
 
 To c. and give the slip. sjiHT »«.-^~^r m. ^-HK'Jf- 
 Cheat, 11. fraud, trick, m}}Osti/re. 'PZ^'Jl fZ^^'n f.'^^^^f. 
 
 2 cheater, v. Eobue. q>-Wo4||, «+=qi, '^'J-TT, ^pTTTF, 5^ c. 
 
 S'^piIM f . CT e. ^^^, SfiTR^. 
 Cheated, 2?. v. V. 5'T^'?5?5r, "PHsff^^T, &C-. sff^rT, ST^f^. 
 Cheating, «. v. Y.—act. ZW.^ n. "RTcfijf ?;. s^r^cnT:/. 5^^- 
 
 2b Check, t'. a. repress, curl, v. To Eesteain. 5sq^, ^T^T'jf , 
 
 ^ ?H. qof, 3Hici<ui, ar^R'Tf, arnp^i^f, 3tt^?7?t ??.-f^^ 
 
 m. ^:^ g.ofo. 
 
 2 ( au account, paper, &c. )v. To Coiipabe. cTrf^-fjTot- 
 
 Check, Checking, h. v. V. 1. — act. d^Mu'i «. arTSTTW w.&c. 
 3Tir »n. 3T5qT5"T/. 3Tr^?: m. 3TPP?5?r «• 1^7^ w. 
 
 To be under the c. of. aiiT+r-M ir|-JFmffrr-%xff?f 3T?nJf. 
 
 I. person, Sfc. checkinj. <liMuiM.?T»IfTr, ^5^fTT, 3^^T <F^jft. 
 
 II. ;«•« a^ cAcM. ^^ m. t'. ^. 
 
 III. order for money. ^OT^qnTTSf?: 1%^/. 
 Check-mate, «. HlrT/. 
 
 C. with a pawn. ^]^H\7\ f. cqr^/. q+K'l/. 
 To Checker, v. a. varieyate, dioersify. f^3+'|iK q;^, ?t- 
 
 'fr-f^-»iRiR=5r-&c. !p^. 
 
 Checkee-work, n. f%f%^-f^^M^=5r-&c. ^W «. 
 Checkeeed,^. v. Y. fPTS^Ft^C, qr^'Sst, f%^i%i%=q;. 
 Cheek, n. mH »i. 17;^"?^ or 5 or ^ ?». ^f;v^i^^ or ^R?r?5 w. 
 +HI-i w. nf «i. 'isH'^^T >». 15? ''»• — in abusive of angry- 
 style. '4rT3 «. '4l^TT^/. ^mft or 5i|t^/. 
 The cheeks, — revilingly. nj^S w. pi. 
 Dimple on the c. 'Ilrf+^T m. 
 Flush or color iu the c. ^ipyTTT m. 
 Plushed cheeks. f^:?j^% TFi% ♦». pi. To get one's 
 cheeks flushed. <mh m. 7;/. (^4)U| y. o/s. 
 
 Hollow or concavity of the c. puffed out, iTT^"?>^ or 
 
 Slap over the c. 'llrf^jSF m. 
 
 To pinch and pull the cheeks of. TTH^ or qr^rff/. 
 f^gs^, nT?53^ m.-'llrfifttTT w.-TMRr w. ^ y, 0/0. 
 To smaok or alap the cheeks, v. Face, ifw^of, '^^• 
 
 CuEEK-uoNE, n. nr?5r# ^ «. nrHT^re'RT »». nifrftvr «. jt- 
 
 CuEEK, w. provisions for a feast or mad, v. Food, -vt^ ;i. 
 
 /^z. jqifcrr^p pop. ^^]^ m. ■^\■^^■^^]l: m. pi. if 
 
 2 state of gladness, v. Jor. 315rH ??>. 3TR^ «i.'iTm^F<:jr 
 Be of good cheer! ^qri, tftT^TTT. 
 
 3 acclamation, v. Shout. T^t^ j». 'frr^^^PT m. ^^^^m. 
 To Cheek, v. a. gladden, v. To Eejoice. ^^t^ m. WX^ 7- 
 
 of 0. B^rrfirot, ?fg?-|"?-^'^-j|?T-&c. ^6t. 
 
 2 comfort, v. To Con.sole. ^ftrtsTof, qx|T'<TT=T^, 'JTT'^r^^. 
 
 3 incite, inspirit, v. To Animate, ^q- w.-'tfTr w. ^, T- 
 
 cHif ?». armof-s^, 3Tr'^r?njf, arr'^rra'^r w.-sTr^ti^^t n.-^- 
 
 Ti^-i «.-&c. ^fi^. y. 0/ 0. 
 
 4 «o?M<e zM^/f cheers. ^jf^M^nnT OT.-eri^=rr/. ^^dt y. q/"c). 
 To Cheer ijp, v. n. lecome cheerful.'^ «.-iftT ?«. tTTtrf. 
 Cheered,;?, v. Y. 1. ^Frm^?^, ^fH^rf^nr, ^gi?. 
 
 2 wfFf^r^OT, &c. 
 
 3 sTT'STT^?!?!:, ■'flr'jrrftfrr, q^rf^rrl^Ff. 
 
 Cheeree, n. Cheeking, p. a. v. Y. 1. ?r^T1^i:riTr, &c. ^^r- 
 
 2 ^■fHTf ^Trr-'3TmunTT, &c. q^n^^p, 3%it^, 3Tr»^rH-7, 
 
 Cheerful, a. gay, lively, v. Mkeey. ^jfTflT', ^3T, CTBP?*^, 
 
 ^rFq;r^?r, sr^r^rg^, sr^^nr^, ^"sf^, g^T^ra^rr. 
 
 2 (of disposition) habitually cheerful. 3TT^^, ^c^ra't, 
 
 ^fffWt, ^^?f^ or ?i5Ra-, 371^1%, ?f;?i^fTr, gitTHr^qr, 
 
 CheerfullT; (7(7^'. V. A. 1. 2. «•///( ya/fi'y, u-illingness. tjr. 
 
 3TH^? W^ft^' g^T^mnrr^ or g^rm^Trq',- g ^r^riTr':TT=7r- 
 
 Cheerfulness, »j. v. A. 1. 3TT^? w. 3"lfRr w. Tj^RTf f^- /. 
 
 2 3THc5?;fHT5r !«. 3Tr?r?HT^ «. g^JT^fffr /. 37r^j|i% /. 
 
 CuEEELESs, Cheeelessness, See Comfortless. &c. 
 
 Cheeelt. See Cheerful, Cueeefullv. 
 
 Cheese, n. q^ m. =€fjgr m. =^!gT^f r ». ^^rr m. HJT m. 
 
 Cheesecake, ?j. ^^r M+K'-ft Tt^ft 'iTT'f . 
 
 Chemical, a. v. N. ?:^lTT^f^rtr^r, ^r^rrq^f^qT^fsT'cft-f^T^T^- 
 
 Chemise, «. sutFt^ ^F'fl'^T. 
 
 Chemist, n. ^pq^WxH", T^FT^fjrqT^TTrf ^?Tra^?TmfT, l^- 
 
 Chemistry, Chimistet, n. X^fMri pop. ^rToi ?i. ^?(T?T^f^- 
 
 To Cheeish, v. a. foster, tj'c. v. To Nourish. "Tr^Euf, TRf^, 
 iTTSE'T n.-MloSy^ui n.-^TB^VV^ n.-&c. ^^ g. of 0. 
 2 harbor, indulge. iTT^JIof, TRj?'Jr, ^JT^. 
 
 Cheeishee, n. Cheuishing, p. a. v. Y. 1. TT^TOTRT, TirJ-?; 
 M'Pl4W+, TT^JT-Ac. ^Frff-^PR^. 
 
 Cheeishino, v. Y. 1. — nc^. qToEot «. <S;c. TF^ 2"'2'. ^rsw «. 
 
 Cheeogt, w. =^ 7)1. f^f!f.
 
 ^CHI ^ 140 
 
 Chebbv, fi. ^ <>r55 an^. 
 
 Cheiibymeriiv, n. present. ^(\h(\ f. itm n. mm^mi^/. 
 
 (.'HESS. fl. ^ft^^pOJ). 2^55 H. or 5^5loEt^S III. ^{r^ Or 
 
 WKK^ *"• 
 
 To i)l!i_v at c. ^3«|o2 or ^^«T% %o!^. Some of tlie 
 terms used at Chiss iiro ■J^-'^TT^, ^T^^T^T, >?lS'll<i, q'r- 
 
 SHH, "R^, --lo tN r, 5r5fT,5T^, HTIPT, ?T?ft, ??jt^lFJft, ScT- 
 
 sjaft, ^, ^^Tn^^ or ^sfr, ifi'iril. 
 
 CirEss-BOABD, n. %^^:z m. "H w. /. 
 
 CnESS-MA>-, n. 5^=T5E «. hT^ ». The pieces are Kiug ^MT, 
 Queen 5P^"or <F#, Bishop 3Z, Kuight ^T, Castle 
 ^,Pa\vncqf5«. 
 Chest, «. v. Box. ^f^/. ^ITT m. m^^/ siFTPT "• ^^m. 
 C. of drawers. ^fnrMt^/. 
 2 (of the body ). !JT?ft/. "T^TTm. 3T^'<T3/!. 5r?7n'<T3:n. 
 JRuft/.;'^. ^SH'^/.i^?. 
 
 Paiu of tlie c. 3fra^m. ■d^l'^iim. 
 Broad-chested. aT'flTW, -^U=)IH, 3"d%t5, 
 
 CUEST-FOUNDEEED, a. 3'n^H<ri'^|-*'ic^?^r. 
 
 To be c. 3f PTT^, ^!^^?^, ^r^ or T^if. 
 Chestnut, n. i^ 'JPS "sn^. 
 Chestnut, a. — of horses. clf^T^T ^t, Hr^TT^FTT^. 
 Chetaus de feise, n. a kind of. ?r?TSt/. ^FTTSJm. 
 To Chew, v. a. masticale. ^fFT'jf, =^r^, =q^ar». ^R'^t g- of o. 
 
 2 roZi in tlie mouth, champ. =5rr<roT, =^'^Df. 
 
 3 fig. ruminate, Sjc. 3N»*. 'FTof, ^r^OT, ^TTT^/.-^TT'rfl' 
 /. ^y. o/o. 
 
 To c. the cud. ^iT«. m. ^^^. 
 To Chew, v. n. ruminate upon. '^T^n. sfj^.j^or. 
 2 eat tobacco, opium, Ihang, S{c. "it^/. ^^T^^. 
 CHEwnfG, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. t<NU|M. &c. ^otm. 
 Chica>t;, Chicaneet, n. v. Abtifices. qn^i^m. pi. tj^"?- 
 
 Chick, Chicken, n. +1<M^H f^«. ^f^^^rTFTre. 
 
 Chicken-heaeted, a. timid, v. Cowahdly. fTrRT. 
 
 Chick-pea, m. c/wr arictinum. y. Geam. xTiIT"*. 
 
 Chicken- rox, n. ^i^itjqr/. ^jZ. A pock of it. ^\^ \] [\ f. 
 
 To Chide, See To Uepeove, To Scold. 
 
 Chief, a. principal, capital, head, first. ^^^T, M"<T'T, Tf^?=JT 
 STipT, H^TTtJT or oft, HT^fT'T, ^^5, 3Tllfe, 31Kr,3Trf?TT, 3T- 
 ^m^, 3TWr, 3TW, '^sTCT, WTTiTift, 'iTq-^ or 3#?fT, ^^TO, 
 ?rPT, TTTT, II':TT=T, ST^, !T^, NhHI, ^HT, t^R^, ^TTR"- 
 oft, n^ (iu comp. as TT^m^, ^T^TP-"^^, rrsTJTrf^ 
 rliicf priest, &c. ), STT & ^ ( in corup. as f^q^, »T»^- 
 ^, HT^ ), f«^ ( in comp. as ^fm f«^, J'PT f%f , ^- 
 f%^, ^Wlr^ ), 31^tR-. 
 Cheep, CHiErTAiN,n. commander, leader,y.A. and Condvc- 
 
 Chief, C hieiia-, a ^i.. t. a. <j<^i<H-^^.H , ^Ttn?^;;^,^?- 
 Chxefship, CHiBETAiiraT, n. T. N. ;h^^ /. ^R??^/. 
 
 CHI 
 
 Chilblain-, n. •*?fNtHT/.-<R-/.-^mTT»«.-=^/.-?IITm. ^TTcT- 
 
 «rr?fm. r^mHi+.i/. 
 
 To be aifected with c. — a limb. 4i^t% '^^. 
 Child, w. 3^^«. qiT?»./. «. "TtTTTw!. ( ift/. nw. ) ^tn.J'.n. 
 
 g?5^H(. ( it/, nn. ) Tmtn. ?trrRn. ^n^ra- "jirf+'w. «. ar- 
 
 qr^«. fnsjw. 3T^^»(. «. (^T'T^Ffr/.) %?Jrfn. si^^TOT. (ft/. 
 I». ) "ilT^t^r c. — carelessly, generally, &c. ^jT.'l'^m. '^- 
 ^^T^n.m. W^^TT^Ji. "ftTWRw. ^\V^\^}l. 'TTTflt^T?". '^lUr^H'H 
 m.f. — in endearment. «IRr»«. «TT»». ^TRT or ^]a^Jm. ^■ 
 ETS". liNdl'M. (ft/ t «•) S^». ^T^TlTwi. or t«, qRrTT or 
 ?^«. ?55]T5 ( liice rogiie )=Ir?T'«. «. ^TpT^Tw. ^rpT^^w. 
 ^Tr^^p'^ >'>• ?ft^ oj- ^^jm. ij^T w.- — to a female c. «pn 
 /. ^Rft / — in anger or contempt, as brat, imp, ^c, 
 "fiT^"'- (€\f. "in. ) 5PR2T TRTT or sjJR^Tw. ( t\f. Zn. ). 
 C. of one's old age. fi5T?s«. ^It»5!:». ^nr^T Hlrf^ll-H 
 
 C.'s play, •mr^^vlil/. 5lT?5?ft?rT/. «ITc7=5lfT'r«- 'Ml'ri-HRfin. 
 
 C.'s speech. stTPJ^TPTT/ 
 
 Dotingly fond of children. qltf^HT. 
 
 Extravagant fondness for children, qt^f^w. 
 
 Tonsure of the head of a c.(to form ?fft). ■^4l+'H«t 
 
 Spoiled c. ^trgoET, *THo5|. 
 
 Better no c. than a bad c. ^,y'HMlH?Tt Piy'dH «R. 
 
 To be with c. v. Peeqnant. qt?Rft-1'T"n:-&c. ^oj-^- 
 
 ^- .. . ... .. _..^ ^. 
 
 Children, '^^[^n.pl. MRiilolM.^'^- yrfrt+<».;j^ rt^S! 
 
 ^^ n. f^Tc^ ft??r n.pl. ^% «I% OT.^Z. =q5o5 H^oE». "rft ^ 
 
 M.;)Z. <mH.IHri|«. 5rT^%?q- n.pl. 
 
 Amongst, by, with, &c. c. 'frmift, ri+<lrf^. 
 
 Poudness for c. S^FnJ^ m. 
 
 Trinkets, &c. worn by c. s||oi?iui or ?qTTjf. 
 
 Pitting c.^ — articles of clothing, &c. q^^urr or oft, 
 
 Eeadily intelligible to c. ^Ur^.^^. 
 
 ChILD-BEAEINQ, CniLD-BIETU, ClIILD-BED, n. the state of 
 being inlabor; also, the act of hrinrjing forth. «( i ■irts u| i »;. 
 STT^rT^^TT/ Sf^e[f?T^^/. 5TWr^'<TT /. ^^^ m. ^^?ft/. 
 
 Easy c. g^^HT^ m. 
 
 Pains of c. qnt^qr/. sm^^^HT/ W^rfl t^/ 
 
 Woman after c. ( just delivered ). «Ilir[/. sirafftor/. 
 sr^ffPFT/ ^?r^/ 
 
 Woman in c. ^t^ PlMI'-lrft ^t/ ^f^T=IT^ KTWH «. 
 
 Attendance upon a w. in c. ^IT^rrTOTT m. ^^T^''Tr^\f. 
 
 Betel-roll, baby-clothes, Ac. presented to a w. after 
 c. ifl^fef «». 
 
 Bracelets given to a w. recovered from impurity of 
 c. qr^xT^ m. 
 
 Caudle to a w. in e. JfT^ri^MSi «!. WMTS\ »». 
 
 Chamber for or of a w. in c. ^ITSrf ^Wt/. ifT2cT ^M. 
 
 Disease incidental to a w. in c. siiiri<l'| m. <?(1?|'I m, 
 
 Poul clothes of a w. in c. «TT^ ». siT3^ «.
 
 cm 141 
 
 House in which is a w. in c. c^lciH ^ n. 
 
 Necessaries for her infant given to a poor w. after c. 
 smtf?!^ n. [ ot «. 
 
 Eice, &c. sent to a w. on the tenth day after c. frPT- 
 
 String cast ( after consecration ) around the neck 
 of the w. and her infant. X^f- ■ 
 
 Worship of deities on the fifth day after c. Tt^/. — 
 on the sixth. ^^ or ^/. T^'J^fl'T «. ?IT^/.— on the 
 tenth. ^T^/. 
 
 Belonging to c. 5JTirfq-^trrr^, !TT?jf?t'T?. 
 Child-iiood, n. ^\7.^r^ II. ^^T^<JtT »>. qrCTOI n. MKMuil m. 
 c^^M^ui ". qrf^oT n. ^r^ n. ^\^zc[^^'t:c[ f. ^^t^K «.1t- 
 
 Second c. SfT^ n. [m?5l*^'MW. 
 
 Practised or versed in from c. ifloJ^R, 5rT?Ip-''TT^'1', 
 
 Childish, n. ^K^^ "fk^FH:, 'rt^oi, "fir^T?:, 3f ^ ^f^^, 
 
 iTT^fg, ^r^jf^, ?ifT^, ffT^Trqrqr. 
 
 To be c. m-i.^oT, qr^'jf. [r^iTT^r. 
 
 2— ofthiugs. qrr^^t^, 'fTTaH^?ft'=^r, "TTT^^NI^T, <fr- 
 Childishness, n. v. A. S^^Tqwr in. ^^T^Hra' m. s^TlJ^w. 
 
 Childless, n. ar^rm^, ^?r?rf^, 3T^, 3T^q?q-, aripsT, 3TT- 
 
 C. woman. 3Tsr^. 
 Childlessness, 71. v. A. f^^?rPT n. iff^TTm w. 
 Child-like, a. resemhlini/ or hecoviing a c. ^naSRITT^r, »rr- 
 
 Chili, «. capsicum fruteseens. fkK-^f. fJRTTn o?' ^TT/. 
 Chilis pounded into a mass. frWi m. ^rra^ ?». 
 Eed chilis pounded. Tq^rft/. ^TO^jft /. HT^T m. 
 Chiliad, n. ^^^^ ?i. W^»». 
 
 Chill, Chilly, o. — of the air or things, v. Cold. ?R^, 
 ^fTrr?5, f|iT. 
 
 2 — of the feeling, V. Cold. ifjT^^OT, +'i*irir^vT, ft^ 
 or f|^-^5^-&c. H^55T. 
 
 3 ivilhout warmth or cordiality, v. Cold, ^iil^-^l. 
 Chill, Chilliness, n. t. A. 1. ?R^/. fiTct?/. ftlos^/. 
 Of which the c. is taken off. f^iotjsi, f;(Toin"isi. 
 To take off the e. of, or to lose its c. ( — water). qT- 
 "MMT ^fnTT»». JTTS^. 
 
 2 chilly feeling, f^n. 1^5]^ or f|?nit/. f^«. fi+ilM. 
 5?'5^/- ^TT/ pi. ?U«. 
 
 Chills and flushings. ?R^ TT^/. 
 To Chill, ». n. le affected with cold, f^^^., ^^t^. 
 
 2 be chill-struck, — plants. f^ra?:'ir. 
 To Chill, v. a. make chilly. ^X^ '<R-&c. ^PTOT. 
 
 2 dispirit, v. To Discourage. *i\ su| , "TTTiftM. yMjij'i-gft- 
 
 Chime, w. (of musical instruments). rfTot^o!; m. ^iT^fq^po;?. 
 C. beaten at the end of a watch. I^SRm. v. ^M, ^. 
 Closing 0. or peal (as of a ^fhriT &c). g^TR m, g'fTR 
 
 cm 
 
 To Chime. See To Coukespond. 
 
 CuiMEEA, n. fabulous or unreal thing. ar^H q5T'4«. 3TH- 
 r^r^ n. Some particular Chimeras or some significant 
 terms for an unreality are ^q«T or arr^r^l^cqn. (skj- 
 flower), sp^T^JT n. (camphor caL\), cnW^T?i?5 or f^^- 
 rTT^pTM. (sand-oil), ^T^lfsTTm or 3[T^l^n«. ( hare horn), 
 «f=^"'?T^^ ««. (son of a barren woman). 
 2 vain fancy or thought, v. Pa.ncv. 3T^^?«HT/. a=ra- 
 
 CniMEElcAL, a. v. N. merely imaginary, V. Imaginaiiy. ^T- 
 
 ?fT:rrp?7%=5fr, 3T«rF?qf?r=qr, 3T?r^qprqHTf^3;-^nT-&c. ar- 
 
 Chimney, «. vent for smoke, "^rxkn. gn^M. tfRw. yPT^lff^- 
 2 glass for the flame of a lamp. f^-^\^zqj ^\^f[m "^ ^- 
 
 Chin, «. ^^^ or ^cpff or ^"JT^T?^/ f w/. '^^^i\f. \^f. 
 
 The hollow abo've the c. ipqT^T/- 5t=5l'raH. 
 Chin-ache, n. ^gtrf^PT m. 
 Chin-cough, m. sfnrr^T^P^T »i. 
 China, Chinese, a. f^?ft, ^'t^^.^T^sfT. 
 China-koot, m. s?«//a.r china. %5ifq?n-/. 
 Chine, ». ^ijitw. ^tf^nrr Hm«». ^"JTr^T ^"<3fT w. 
 Chink, ». v. Ceack. ^q?/. '^,J. f^^oi/. f^?5iJT/. ^fviw, 
 
 /Jop. m^f. or m^m:^J. =Efr?5/. 
 Chink, adv. S'iT-^-^'Jr-&c. tJiT-^F^-^-&c. tjur 31T or orr 
 
 (intens. jJOTRf'JI, S'JTF'Tf). 
 To Chink, v. n. make a sharp sound. ?jnT-=p^-q;ijr-&e.-^fOT- 
 
 goT or tJVt ^■JfOT, ^runjortJir (intens. UcrrTOTiJi). 
 To Chink, v. a. ^J^uorr^, gnr 3fr ^^fsr'Jf, ^oE^a^rw. 
 Chintz, n. 3t7«. t'tt'TRS «■ Some of the chintzes or 
 
 fashions of chintz are ^RIHt ^^, ^P^E^'TFP, STfoBtft ift?, 
 
 Belonging to c. f^, ^7:^\. \y^ ;p^. 
 
 To Chip, «. «. ?fra^, tT?5S'w». pl.-&c. ^FT^ot, g^l^w./;?. JpT^, 
 
 jTo Chip, t;. «. break off in small pieces. !F«nft/.-&c. f^jqoT. 
 
 Chip, w. (of wood). \^^^ or ^^m. dim. m^ or ^^^ f. 
 
 ^^'J^n. q-f^qr & 5?5qTm. dim. vi^<ft/. & ^?!;q'T/& tft^qsw. 
 
 %5t/. ^ar m. ^q^ or ;?^3?:r»j. f^^rt/ w.P-^\f. ^\- 
 <r^M. •hii+'n/- ^5^«. ^it/- fHrrar or ^rioEr »». dim. 
 5rt/. «. & ir^^^ ». 
 
 2 ( of stone, &c. ) piece cliip>ped or sliced off. +s-=(l '». 
 dim. -^^J. ^.^=^J■ ^^r\.m. dim. ^ft/. ^f^T or si'qjT 
 »». dim. JT^ or sj^fft/. 5TR?^ or ^qfTT »«. f/"". «?'T?^ or 
 ^?fr/. or tr?5^T & ^FSTT »i. rfiw. VR'ft & ^J^'ft/. & tT?!^- 
 S or ^?5qz ?^. f^TSfT/. ^^T Ji. fm^ or Z^vS\f. JPT^T^T 
 
 Chips, Chippings. +14-^.1/. +|i<t^| ^?^?TT/. pi. W\- 
 CniPPED,;?. T. V.A. rrraSFTT, fTRii=r, rP?. [ H. cT^OT ?). 
 
 Chipping, n.y.Y.A.—acl. riTB^ n. rTRf m. rTnToft/. dH+IH 
 Chieologist, n. v. N. +<Mj%c?tt. 
 Chieology, «. ari of talking tvith the fingers. ^TTf^TKI 
 
 CniEOiiANCEB; Chibooeaphist, n, V.N, fMH I ^"l l <l , ^FTT^^-
 
 ^^^r- 
 
 CHO 
 
 CiUKOMAXcv, n. divination h'j the hanj. ^irf^^ 
 
 To CuiKP, ti. n. — of binls. f^eif^sr^tjf, fxf^^cr/.-=i< ^•'^^ 
 
 — noisily, &e. f^^S%^M. 
 
 2— of insects. pFf-HFTOT adv. q^, f^or^eftur or f^'^f^- 
 
 HT adv. ^^m. 
 Cuiup, CniuriXG, n. v. V. 1. — act. f^^f^^pjf n. f^^^ f. 
 
 '^'i. f^xft/.— noisily, &c. +ri-+.rJrr »«. f^Pfsm »K. 
 
 li f%fnj^OT 0)- fr-ftf^Fft n. f^^m n. fjpf ?;. 
 C'hieukqeon'. Sec SiiiOEOx. 
 
 CuiSEL, n. — of a carpenter. f%^'( «. f^triJf n. f^<«| «. 3Tf# «• 
 Smith's c. TRTSfiy] 
 Stone cutter's c. z\^ f. 5^ ?)!. MIVIuiiK+w. Incision 
 
 made with it. ^^ f. One who works with it. ^%5pff»«. 
 To CnisEL, V. a. f^^-^^-f^qD^^-cte. ^FN^-miW, ^ROt. 
 
 2 (Htoue))-o«y/(«M u-ith incisions, ziw.^., ziw^jf-Jil. TTS'iif. 
 CniT, n. note or small epistle. f^{\ or f^Tgl/. 
 Chit, «. v. Spb )ut. ^pfsf »«. 
 
 2 V. Child, f^l^ >?». f^7 »j. 
 Chitchat, See Chat. 
 CniTTEKLiNGs. See Bowels. 
 Chivalbic, Chitalkous, a. pertaining, ^r. to chivalry^ Wi- 
 
 2 gallant, &c. v. Bkave. f^TTT, f7;7^T-=qT, m?nrft, 
 
 CuivALEOusLr, adv. v.A. ?R^ q^ii^i^qr fr?fr^, ■feT^^. 
 CniVALHT, n. g^^ ^^li^O'/. 
 
 2 gallantry, &c. v. Bkateey. f^J^rrrffy. y r^^ l ifrlrl I /■ 
 
 STTN^TTfefrr/. #!?■ «. 
 Chives, n. — in^botauy. %^TT?i. 
 Choice, n. See Choosixg. 2 ^iou'er oj choosing, option, f^- 
 
 =*d"^i-^ 5^?mft/.-?mT/.-3TftTqrn:«2.-&c. TfTrft/.g^ft/. 
 I^^^^ft/- ?rrfrr/. ^TT^t/. ( ex. ^m.^ ^izps ^ ^t^ | 
 <^rrfT^ qcT TTfr ). 
 
 a object of choice, f^^f. fH^^W-^ f. 
 
 To make c. of, v. To Choose, f^r^fq' ^^ qH?T ^iif. 
 
 4 best part, f^^^f. Trmf^ m. ^jrm^rm ?«'. 
 
 5 *MZ in diacrimiiiatinff. rTTrfH w.dKd'^'T «. <-HHH Tra'w. 
 Choice, a. select, excellent, precious, <^'c. f^sf?, f%T5<F, Ot^T- 
 
 frsf, ^^3T, ?r;7^, 37?f?y, <T?m, ^rrmt^T, ^rn^Rn^, ^f- 
 
 2 careful, ^'c. in choosing. f^^^S +<U1UI, fJT^TS^qrf^'snff 
 
 3 M««^ with care. ^?n^ ^^ ^TlTr, ^""ft^ ^4 ^^T^Tri. 
 Choicesess, «. valualleness, excellence. JfMcTT/. grP'T?«. 
 
 Choir, «. hand of singers. TmrU^ H15ft/.-^T/.- "JTJ m.- 
 (TTPT ««. 'Ili<+'1U| VI. 
 
 Jb Choke, t). w. ^>e under suffocation, ^^m or i] ^> h < u)\ g- 
 rTfl^^, fl^ajtjf, ^TH^ or ^755E^' 3TP!W,^«. 
 
 112 CHO 
 
 That is choking. 3T5^?ft, 3TfHHr. 
 2— csp. through violent emotion. ^JTT m. ?T^<Jf g. of s. 
 ToST m. ?R(Tf or -q-^^ q^ g. of s. ^f^^l^.^ ifs^T in. '^^ 
 in. con. '^^Z^, ^^f^fT ^. 
 To Choke, ». a. 'J^TTT^^r-^FHTT;^ JTTT^, JfT^S ?Rq-- 
 #|^-ctc. iTTrnf, 5T':?rw.-H^ «.-:TTTt/.-^55T ot.-&c. Z^^^ 
 
 or zy^H iTKOT, iiTT-sqT?r-&c. ^rrf^f 'TT';'Jr. [ qfTm. 
 
 2 hinder or check growth. 5rT^/-&c. ^^f^of, g3T;-&e, 
 
 3 Wof/t- vp. V. To Obsteuct. trtrot, ^of, 5^:?rMf. 
 Chokefull, a.v. Beimfull. 5fJR,5|^o?-aiT, 3TFP; ■>TTrr?^T. 
 Cholagogl'es, «. medicine to evacuate bile. fiTifi-f^r^^j\]Sf;. 
 
 f^Tr^TJf;-&c. sfrrq- «. 
 Cholee, ». V. Bile. frrT «. 
 
 2 irascibility. fqrT «. ?mrn<Jr m. fqvTiT^fr/. fTrT^HT^ m. 
 
 3 V. A>GES. "^^ m. 
 Cholee A, n. Tm^tf. m7,f. rF7.^\%x^f. FR5t^/. ^T^' 
 
 Inveterate or long standing e. ^offHTS^/. 
 Spasmodic or epidemic c. ^Jffl^t/. H\\H \ (\ f. ^Z^f. 
 To be afl'ected with rrrSE or c. rp^ot. 
 Choleeic, a. irascible, v. Passionate. rfH^, rfTTJ, ftrT^^, 
 
 ft'^ToiT, rrm^, Ffm^it, rrirt'Ttrft, frrTsr^f^, =;??. 
 
 2 indicating or proceeding from anger. TPIHT, ^STT^, 
 
 To Choose, v. a. elect, prefer. f^^'S^, ^•Tf'T ^-^FT^^, ^- 
 
 2 select, piek, cull. fnq^iJT, ^^ui, ^^W , TftT^TDf , TfT'TJr- 
 T M.-TfTT'T^/. q^ y. of 0. 
 To Choose, v. n. please. ^i:\^^^r^-f^r^V^-^^^^-&.c. ir- 
 Dt !«. con. [&c. f^nrs/. 
 
 Choosing, Choice, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. fi^^^^^n. ^T^n. 
 The e. of a husband by a woman. r^^^Xm. 
 The woman that chooses a husband, ^^^^^r'if. 
 
 2 1^r?r5"jf«. 'k^'^n. &c. tfR'iui=T". ^ftn^^r/. 
 
 To Chop, v. a. cut off. ar^ot, ^Sirf, ^H^iTw. ^RTjf, %^iJf, 
 2 up; c. into pieces, dl^uj, ?ff^Ci, ;%5Tot. W>K.''X g. of o. 
 
 Price of chopping up. <frian°r55/. ?rf^DTr^5!:/. 
 To Chot, v. n. c. and change, c. about, — the wind, qirra^, 
 
 To Chop. r. a. e.vchange. See To Baeter. 
 Chop, n. piece chopped off. ^f n. ^\%n. ^\t\^ n. ^W»n. 
 2 (esp. of timber), ffrf/. ?fr5T»i. "PTS/. 
 
 Choppep, /). V. "V. A. 1. mi%??r, ^?rTT%?5sr, &c. nxiT^. 
 2 ^ri^^cTT, &c. 
 
 Chopping, n. v. V. A. l.—act. Fffpjifn. &e. ^jrf^JT?!. 
 2 ^fjp^M. f!t3T»«. 
 
 T. V. N. t^KioiOiM. ?ff?rr5rr»i. 
 
 Chopping -block, jj. ^fqj^«. ^PFPriT «»■ ^ «. %T in. n. qi- 
 
 ^ »>. mitf 
 
 Chopping-kmfe, n. ^m. 
 
 Choeal, a. belonging to a choir. TT'TT^IHSoft^l, TT^'PI'T'
 
 CHTT 
 
 143 
 
 CHT 
 
 Chord, w. string of a musical instrument. Ff^w. pojp. fRT or 
 
 2— in geometry, ^^\f. ^^^^■\ f, ^y^%\si n. 
 Chorister, «. ofieo/rt rAo/;\ qpsm^mmRr, TTT^trrtrTcTT 
 
 Celestial c. f^rsjiT »«• 
 Chorus, «. J««rf of singers., v. Choir. TTT^FltTtw. 
 
 2 ( in the drama ) TT'^V*? m. >TTftmf%^ wi. 
 
 3 reciirrhig sttmza of a song. '^T^w. y=r»». aTf^OT'Trs^T ». 
 aTftiS*S^'«. ^'mff. 3Tt^?«. M^N<Jffl. 
 
 Chosen,;?. ^- a. v.Y.l. f?r5n%3r,sriS^T,&c.f^srllcr, TT^pftrT. 
 
 2 fJf^??5?5T,^^%^, etc. Tf^qftTTcT. 
 
 I. select.^ V. Choice. fSrETlfsf, f^^^, K^VPft^T. 
 To Chouse, v. a. giilij ijv. v. To Deceive, qcnr'ir, H?^, 
 
 Chowrie, «. fall of tie Bos grunniens used to u-liisk off 
 Jlies <jv. ^'rft or =^^t[f.'^^l. ». =5rRT». Holder or bearer 
 of it. ^'pft qr^R. 
 To Christen, v. a. v. To Baptize. qTf^TTT.fm. \^, ^*-^^?^- 
 
 ^CT f?reft ^Rw-f^rt tmrn 'JTm^jr-iiie. 
 
 2 n«me. ?rTH?J.-:?rf5r?». 5^'if-^'rf, qRflf«. =f;^ot. 
 Cheistenbom, ?j. f%f^'<LfPT «. q-RH%w'T I^T m.pl. 
 Christening, n. \. V. l.~net. 3T^^'5f;pTTg;Rr ^?at ^^i n. 
 
 2 ^fsT S^roT w. ^rriT^T^ «. ^Rt «. 
 
 I was present at your c. g^qr ^K^TRT ift ^T^r^?! 3Tf|. 
 Christian, n. v. A. %7?ft, f^W^?p. 
 Christian, a. f^T^ '^KT^T, fe^ tTTrTH^TRft, f^JT^ft TcrpT^Tr- 
 
 Cheistianitt, n. f^^q-JT w. fw^fffim «. 
 Christmas, n. JTTfno! o>- S n. 
 Christmas-bos, n. ^\r\\'£m f^%^ n^^ n. 
 Chromatic, a. relating to color. ^OTflT^tft, ST'^rf^T^T^. 
 
 2 ( in music ) iTTf^T^, ^JfWT. 
 Chronic, Chronical, a. of long standing. ^TR, sT^^Plfe^, 
 
 Chronicle, m. v. History. ^|.?l-^iH+-|Tff?T?«. sPTSrH^'f^rTT- 
 
 ?5^TRr «. "R: »«. 
 Chronologicai, a. v. N. ^T?I'm^fJf^=5Tr, W^THf^^^, 
 
 CHRONOLOtaCALLT, C<?i'. ^?JI^+JTTMH 1^1,, ^MlHI^^. 
 ChrONOlOOIST, m. ^FT^T'T'T^rn", '+ 1 rl H"R%TTT,^^^^fT'JTf^. 
 
 Chronologt, w. ^Fr^noT^ftxrr/. ^FiHT^f^r^rr/. ^rf^^Jifir- 
 
 .Chronometer, n. time measurer, — gener. ^At^^\^^ n. 5PT- 
 
 rSHPT n. ^^^ n. ^prasfHlMt'M^ «. 
 Chrtsalis, «. ^Ff^sjRft «i. qFt^T<T »». 
 Chrysolite, «. rS^inT or ^^nqj »». 
 Chrtstal, m. ^FT^/. 1%??R «. 
 Chrystal, «. ^r%^, Rl-^Ji^NI, ^"^TT. 
 Chub, ?j. ^^^ ^ ^VBr 'fl% 
 
 CnuBBED, CiiuBsr, a. short,^- thick. T'T?, T^jfT, TSIJSJ. 
 Chubby-cheeked, Chubby-faced, a. having a fat face. 
 
 To get c. and plumi). nT^NT Tra m. '^if^g. of s. 
 To Chuck, To Chuckle, v. n. call as a hen. g^g^of g- 
 
 To Chuck, v. a. throw, pitch, tt^ot, ^t^ctt, ^^of , 'p^f^^ff. 
 
 2 ( grain or powders or dry food, into llie mouth ). 
 
 Matter ( parched corn, meal, &c. ) chucked into tlo 
 mouth, tpfgr m. ^m or ^^m m. v. ITR, '^^m m. "P- 
 ^ or "Pj^/. ». JTR. q^ofr/. si^iTT m. v. TTR. 
 
 3 ( under the chin ) \^^t[fw^^^ g. of o. 
 Chuck, interj. <p^-q7q--^3:-&e. 
 
 To Chuckle, v. n. laugh inwardly, q^'^r ^raM-nrS^^TT 
 
 Chuff, Chufft. See Churl, Churlish. 
 
 Chum, n. v. CoMrANioN. f^-^Tf^R^ft. 
 
 Chump, n. ( of wood ) t. Block. ^^tIT w. f%-l?t/. 'ART ;«. 
 
 Chunam, «. ^T m. =^^ n. ^IiTT/. 
 
 Terrace or floor of c. or C. work, '^pm'^f. I^y. 
 T^ft^/. 3TFTT5f|-/. 3TCTrft w- 5^/. 
 Making of a c.-floor, &c. T^fir^/. 
 Of c.-work, — a floor, a wall, &c. ^T^. 
 Church, n. place of u-orship.^ v. Temple, stss «. \^T^.^ 
 n. -H^^wpq n. iT^^iJ^ n. JT^HJif^ n. 
 2 bodg oflelievcrs. *f^f=;ft- H5^/. H^^T^ m. trr^T^H^- 
 noT m. H^fS^ ?'. 
 
 C.-property. %^t^ n. 
 Churl, n. surhj or rude fellow. ^FT^-?T^^-5r'?-&c. HR^)«, 
 
 2 See Miser. 3 See Countryman. 
 Churlish, a. rude, surly, sour. t. Cross. JT^, ^^5T, T^T?, 
 
 Churlishly, ar/y. v. A. ^jJiH^ir^, rRTlT'JTRT, &c. ?rj-&e. 
 
 Churlishkess, «. Y. A. +,^^"11 »«. H^^TiTT m. 3"7'7dti m. 
 
 ^-.^ftFTHT/. ^-.^HR w. ''■'-- 
 Churn, n. in'<;oT/. m'^Tofr/. H"4^^ift/. 
 
 Loop of the fixed part of a c. iTt^^/. 
 Churn-rope, n. Tt^ ni. JT^rfT/. 'cfTRfoft/. ^\t^ «,. srRst/. 
 Churn-staff, «. x^f. jt^tR »». 
 
 Knob or head of a c. ifr4T or "sq^ m. K'tfr w. KTZ^. n. 
 
 Hand c. ^M^=fl/. 
 
 Post, pillar, stake, &c. with which the c. is connect- 
 ed. ^^foS^fsi m. ?n^^/. [.^^ 3-of o. 
 To Chuhn,^). a. ^^I^OT, HiT^T or it'<Ttfr, ^^ur «.-jt'<?^ n. %- 
 
 Matter ( curds, &c. ) to be churned. g^oStir n. 
 
 Matter obtained by churning. ^p^A m. 
 Churned, p. v. V. ^^IcsSiot, &c. f flo£t=T, iRf<TfT, ^fSrcT. 
 Churning, w. ^oJijI jj. JT'i.I'if «. ^^r^siir ?;. Kq^ n. JT'tTH ?;. 
 Chylaceous, Chylous, o. lelonginj to chyle. ST'jR^'t^'^t 
 
 2 consisting of chyle. 3T5TTFH^. 
 Chxle, m. the fluid p-epared from chyme. 31vIT?f ?«. W '/'.
 
 CIS 
 
 144 
 
 CIB- 
 
 tng? m. 3H«Hld<t.l/. 3TTfTT^'T^ m. 3Tr^TT^rT w. [_^. 
 
 CHYLUACTIVE, CllYLOl'OETIC, a. 31i>|<« + l<+-, 3T=»IWt?n^- 
 CaViiE, M. <Ae modification which food nssiimes in the sto- 
 mach. <r^r'TT3i5rrqT-^t'ii375n^ 'rfT'TPT ?n. 'ffmr^ w. 
 
 Chymist. See Chemist. [ ^fK(_ 
 
 C'iBAItiOUS, a. pertaining to or fit for food. ai-HMi, ar^FHT, 
 Cicatrice, Cicatbix, n. v. Scab. viw/. 'T'^r «. =^?T »i. ?^- 
 f^ ». f^pJl n. [ ^r-&c. JRiir. 
 
 To CiCATBizE, V. a. make to heal. Trf^-T^OT-^TTpff/. qT- 
 2*0 CiCATEizE, V. n. heal. ^\zS\^ iTISoEiif, HTot or HC=T q^jf, 
 
 Cl-DEVA>T, ff . former, late. JTpft, JTFT^, TR^^. 
 
 C. minister, officer, &c. iferTR^ n. 
 CiELiSG. See Ceiling. 
 
 CiGAB, «. ^JT m. fqft/. [T^TT^'eft. 
 
 CiLiAEY, a. belonging to the eye lids. TPT^jfr^, TTT^'^H^'INt, 
 CiLicious, a. made of hair, ril+0^1, %^Ti=Efr, %^lf?nHfT, c^- 
 
 Cinctuee. See Gibdle. 
 
 ClKDEB, n. :FtcSq^?rr%^^%^ #j;FrT «. [ |R m. 
 
 Hot ciuders. ^Hl-il ?«. W^ »». 'HTftT or WRX nr.i. '571- 
 
 Ci>'EBATiON, n. V. Ashes. i)<:H'i'+,<u| ?«. [ tpjf_ 
 
 CI^-EEEODS, CiNEEITIOUS, V. ASHT. ^^H^d, '^^TT^^Ef, H^" 
 
 CiN>'ABAE, n. vermilion. X^mw^ m. ^?4ipf n. 
 
 ractitious c. t^?5 ;)o;>. f^^ & ff^^ ?«. Wf%^ mn. 
 
 cntNAiiox, «. jthN^/. ^F^ift^f^^fr/;'^ 
 
 Ciox, n. graft. :p;=r^ w. 
 
 2 «7iOo<, V. Speout. <^I7T m. 3T^ «?. 
 ClPHEB, n. arithmetical chararter, ST^FST »J. 3T^ ?«. 3Tt?T ?/J. 
 
 2 mark for nothing, T^Jf «. ^J^ m. 
 
 3 occult «T(if/«y.n^'^/.5JTfe'ft/. m.fd4-.r^. f?/. Some 
 imrtieular ciphers are 3T^fefq or ca^TTTT /. f^W- 
 fr/ o'- r^ + lO^Fft o>- 3TPTT/. <^"1+,|<1 or ^rr:\x\ f. or ^- 
 rt'+'lO 'iMt or HPTT, *rJSKl-&c. U^^-T ?)J. f^^'<fK^ f. 
 
 4 7«fre nominal person. fz^\^ m. f^^-\^\ m. fdct-m^ f q'- 
 =ft w. n\4Ml :?rTCT m. 
 
 To CiPHEE, V. n. ^jfnrw. ^TW. 
 
 CiPHEEiSG, «. See Aeithmetic. [ %ff /. 
 
 ClECLE, «. itl^n. ET^^re. |?r?j. J5?rt/. ^CTot. TTWm. ^^m. 
 
 Area of a c. <{i^«. 
 
 C. of illumiuation. Sf^TifTf^rra. 
 
 Forth of a c. quadrant, q^re. 
 
 Great c.5T|^?T». ^^frT n. 
 
 Small c. FI^fTTra. 
 
 Segment of a c. ^^JHI^n. frT^S. «. 
 
 The eccentric c. sffFrgxTra. ^^■^■W.n. 
 
 2 compass, circuit.^ dislrid, region. Hl^Jn. =Ef=pn. JTlSJvr- 
 
 3 iomY, io</y, r/ny, v. Company, ku^ or oft/. =5rr#a5 or 
 "^W^n. ^^^n. i.X^n. ifw. f '^VS f 'i%n. 
 
 Keasouiug in a cir.-lc. 3T^VqT'iPT5rq-OT.3Tr?iTT«nT^»>. 
 
 To ClECLE, V. n. move circularly. ^m.-^f.-x\i7^m.-fi\- 
 
 i:^/.-&C. ^"Jr-MTlf-HRTJr, fl^ or fq^/. qT?56t, f*I^- 
 
 f*IT or J^^^J^K or jj ( and intent. ^Tjn\ & Jjrrrf ) ftrroj- 
 To CiECLE, f. (J. fHcZose. See To Sueboukd. 2 woZre 
 
 J""""^'- %rr»».-%ff /.-nr^fTDn.-ifv. JTnTif-%ut-&c. n-iM jfif- 
 
 fTTt^ ofo. 
 ClECUlT, n. passage around or ahoiif, compass. %rTOT. SP^/. 
 
 'fi=?T5T??J. fnT^frfST'". dim. f^R^st/. J). %, HTT, ^, I^R^ cr 
 
 5<<'ll/. V. WTrJ, iR^"J. IJ. %, TR, iRT, JT^BTw'. 
 
 To fetch a c. 9)TT»f.-SFfr/. ^M-^tiif, TWTw.TRTif-Jm, 
 
 pRTt or fq^ /. qiT^nif . 
 
 2 circular, cirile, region. T^P:n.=q^,n. Hl?I'jfiT/.fTT^>jfiT/. 
 CiECUiTOUs, a. woif «?/rerf. tp^qT"^, ^-^T^, iRf^lT^r, Pl^- 
 
 ^iS-iTRT, HHTS-^rr^, &c. 
 CiECUiTOtJSi.r, adv. in a circuit. %-qT^, %Tr^^?r-&c. 
 
 ClECULAE, a. Y. EOUSD. =5nPl^mT, -"J+.^dH, M^'^J + K, =5^?^, 
 
 CiECULAE, M. Ze//er or «o<«ce ^o a circle, vnf^^n/. irfflf?;- 
 
 C. order. cTTF'f T're. 
 CiECULABiTT, w, Y. A. HH^m. Tl\7z'juy[m. qrHf^'i. 'vr^TRTRw. 
 
 nt?rr??frr/. ^^pfrm. ^ttpprot. [ frT^g. 
 
 CiECULAHLT, ado. V. A. ?w « circular form. =sr^.=r^, KS^^^, 
 I. «■///« a circular motion. ^snPlrfRf, c^rfriTflt-^'. 
 
 To Cieculate, v. a. cause to pass alout. f"PT^, ^Trl^r'if, 
 =^rP7 ^Rijf, ^m^-^^TfTHT-f I HI 4 M-^f3TTT^Tf?Tff fp- 
 ^5rM-=qirl':Jui, 'Tf5:^;fHniM.-qf^7R-tJT». :p?lflJf y. o/o. 
 
 To Circulate, v. n. fqrnjf, »3JTijf, ^fT^aj, ^|rfl^id-&e. ftp- 
 
 CiECUiATiON, n. v.V. A.— act. fR^». =?nrr=f'^«. &c. 
 Y. V. N. fpT^M. i^nr'jfw. HlJTm. ^JiTCTw. 
 I. ( of coins ) currency. =5fM/. =^^=T«. 
 
 ClECCMAMEIENT, a. Y. SUEEOLNDING. ^ig^, 'JT^T^. 
 
 To CiECUMAin!U).ATE, «>. «. ^THV^fTl f^of, nr^w.-cTSSBTw.- 
 %TT'«.-&c. ^nrS^T-iTR'Jt. 
 
 To c. an object keeping it on the right. ^zf^v\jf. 
 or JTl^f^^TRj-ra. ^Fl'Jf-'Pr'iI', 4 R+H w--H U-^^^n. ^ot. 
 
 To CiRcuiicisE, V. a. f^7^/.-^frr/.-^T'Pr?r^H^«.^w. -TTor, 
 ,7- qf 0. [ qf^p^M. 
 
 CiEcuMCisiON, Y. v.— a^<. ^^nf. f^r/. fT"PT5rq4^^«». 
 
 CiEcuMFEEENCE, M.. ^Tjni. ^Xm. %^>». "P^m. ^5ff». "Tfrf^w. 
 HSrJra. ff^/. sTT^m. ?5^^/. 
 
 CiECUMELEx, w.— the accent. JqfT^w. [ r^^'<T. 
 
 CxECUiUACENT, a. lordcring. iiN<4m^l, ^TRTTRrsTT, =^2" 
 
 ClECUMLOCUTlOff, «. circuit of words. fiRq^fST m. f*R^f- 
 3-£rT%-9?-TT^-:rS3qrq ^^j^ n. :^Tf^srTcriRTm m. =^T^/. 
 
 =5fTq7nrfTfr/. =5rqft^/. 
 CiEcuMLocuTORT, «. V. JN". ^-^TT^sfr, fTOPts-sTHT, 'TRregr^r, 
 
 ^ir^tsHiuiRHMi, &c. 
 
 To CiEcuMNATiGATE, V. a. nri'JdiH 5Rj;t ST^feiWT/. Mlri"i . 
 To CiEcuMscEiBE, D. a. limit.1 v. To Bound. ^5/ ;p^-iit- 
 
 tm, ^W^-HHf=T-?iT^':i^-^==rff^^-&c. qp^i^, 3TT>^>jf, 
 
 CiECUiiECEiBED,/). ^ a. Y. V. ^T^Tf^-^fl^ftHP %^?!n", <&e.
 
 CIT 
 
 145 
 
 I. confined, v. Nakeow. arsf^T^. 
 CiECusrsPECT, CiKCUMsPECTiTE, a.y. Cautious. T^?^, T^- 
 
 ClKCUMSPECTON, ClRCUMSPECTNESS, «. V. A. ami CaUTIOX. 
 C'iRCUMSPECTLV, CiRCUMSPEOTIVELX, ado. y. A. ^\^ ^- 
 
 ClUCUMSTAKCE, ti appendage, adjunct, accident. 3TRH^'^tT 
 
 2 incident, matter, point, mi J. spF^ n. tf^fHT »>• TT^ «• 
 By the force of circumstances. iT?fT=r^TriT, sr^HFT^T, 
 
 Under sucli circumstances, rf^irt. 
 
 3 circumstances; s/o/e ofajfairs. ifps/. ^^1?5 w/- 3T=r- 
 ^iTT/. 5;?TT/. sTt^KR n. 
 
 Easiness of c. or Easy c. v. Competekce. 4°'MIH'-^V<4! 
 n. rlMlil^ /. f^rfFT /. 
 
 Srraitness of c. tqTTrf qiTW ". ^4or*+U'MI^ ^^TT/.-nfrT 
 
 - Of easy c.v. Competence. <^iah fqrar^ ^SfTra or g^t, 
 ^l*H ^q' g?TT?5-&. ^jrTrTTft'?!!, ^TrTM^r?!!, qT^TT g^"^. 
 ClBCUMSTAKCED, a. ^^Tff?5T, 3TEr?'<TH?JT, ^^TFPJT, ST^^^TFT^. 
 CiECUMSTAKTiAL, a. appendant, adventitious,\. AcciBEJfiAL. 
 
 2 particular, in detail, v. Detail. rTTf^TBT'^, SFTT^'TT, 
 
 3 (evidence ) ai^Hnffl'^, 'JTT^TTri^T^. 
 
 C. evidence. ST^TT^iT^'^ «• ^Tr^TrrftjTFn" m. 
 
 ClKCUMSTANTIALITY, It. V. A. 1. aTTng'T^Sf «. 3TT^^^ n. 
 
 2 f^WX in. f^-^^-^f. 
 
 ClECUMSTANTIALLT, odv. V. A. 1. ScO AcCIDENTALLT. 2 rPT" 
 
 ?it^7IT, ^fTHt^, A'AV^AR, ^f^J^IT. 
 
 To ClKCUM VALLATE, V. a. =Erft^ ^V.^ti J .-7W^i\ f. WM , 
 ClECUMVALLATION, W. ^Sf^f^ %^Sft ^HTESi^ /.-rf^^t^ /.-'IT':- 
 
 To Circumvent, Ciecdmvention, &c. See To Deceive, De- 
 ception, &c. 
 
 To CiECUMvOLVE, &c. See To Eevolye, &c. 
 
 Circus, n. area for shows and games. tT'Tfrr/. ^fT^T n. ^T 
 m. HT^tTTx'^Prr m. 
 
 Cts, — as used in comp. s*s-=( I or ?5T, ?^F5tH. 
 
 Cistern, n. Z]^f. ^T% w- qTr':T^»». ^f^THT m. ft^m. ^5 «. 
 
 Citadel, M.srf?tr5T ^"l^ w.artfTc^ f%s5T ?«.«fraf^£5T »».3Tc(^re. 
 
 Citation. See Summons. 
 
 To Cite. See To Summon, To Quote. 
 
 ClTlZETf, n. resident of a citi/. ?fqw^, ^FH^Rft, ^T^STTOT, 
 
 Citizenship, m. v. N. ?T'K+<lMUir m. ?FT^rfWT/. ?TnT^'<T?rr 
 
 Eellow c. 'Tt<<i<<-<4 n. 
 Citron, n. tiie tree. ^g^T m. pop. +4|HftiT?t. oni^ H^^/. 
 ?^/. ^K^^ n. H^^ n. — tlie fruit. tttj^T «./)o;). hFH- 
 fr5T «. H^f T «. |3 n. \^k^n. ^K'^^ n. w^y^Pi n. 
 Cvt\, n. ^ n. ^nK n. diin. ^nt\f- '^^ n. ^ pop. qr n. 
 Holy c. tTJTqfr/. 
 
 Walls of a c. or town. ^^?;q'^ in. 
 CiTT, a. urban, oppidan. ?T^, ^T^=^, ^'H^l, ^iTTH^f'-':^!, 
 
 Civet, n. vTSfT^ Hf^TT^sft ^^f\J- TFfTk ^^r)R+l/. 
 Civet-cat, «. ^^fr^t Tf^?: «. it'^TTT^ »n. 
 
 Perfume bag of the c. ^=17^/. ^^fl^ n. 
 Civic, n. of or lelonjiny to a city. ^T|5I^, ^PTTT^, ^^ff , 
 
 Civil, a.relating to the community, to civil affairs, usage, Sfc. 
 ^JToq-Ef^TTpSTr, «|+-oi)=J|m=srT, ^JT^T^^siT^^, ^J^F-^^- 
 
 2 relating to a onan as a memlcr of a community. ^Sfr^q- 
 
 3 not ecclesiastical or militarg. 5?I^, 5^^^ ^JiTTP^r, JJ- 
 
 4 complaisant, polite, courteous, ^c. ^ffjl^lrtl =ElfT??T- 
 ifr5-&c. ITT5«^^, f*^'*!^! fiT5ErfT^, 'i'raqr?^!, TTT^q- 
 
 q-, 3T5^T^t, ar^frtft, arj^frff, j^^i^^iO, 
 
 5 ( court,&e. ) f^'jft. 
 
 C. case f^Tuft^^RT m-'[^^^ m. 
 
 C. court f^qirrft 3T^?5?r/. 
 Civil-enoineer, n. "T^-FT^t-srfs ^^K iTtvmTTT. 
 Civilian, n. one emplogcd on civil duties. H?5^ WT ^Rtjiht- 
 
 m ^"IKI-&c. iTt=r <^IHN ^FTK m^uiKI, &c. 
 Civility, n. v. A. 4 complaisance, politeness, courtcousness. 
 
 ^vH'iH n- ^^'T 11. ar^q' »». arjiffr/. ar^q m. 
 
 Civilities and courtesies. an^J-^PFR m. aTT^HTR' w. 
 arr^TTT^K mpl ITT=WTTT^ »» ?TratH^=Tq7^/. T^J^siT^/. 
 3TFTnR^rm^ n. H^RfT/ R"l'i'-l|U|1' «. TT'^TK »»• 7'?- ?rr?7T»:5r 
 po^. ?nT?ffH «. aTT^FlTOT'^ «. a'ste/. 33R?r/. i'.^?:,5^. 
 
 Empty c. ^"npR^nr m. pi. 
 
 Eor the civil civility, for the saucy sauce, ar^ FfT ^FTC 
 
 3TfriTr^TTft, H ?75 ?n: JTt 't^. 
 
 Civilization, n. v. \.—act. H')f'A\'^ armof w. &c.— state. 
 To Civilize, v. a. H^^n\r\-wm^\^ vrm^., TT^^^T/.-Tr- 
 
 Civilized, v. V. JT^t?r 37T<iI3?5T, «&c. fsj^NK ?f'T5r. 
 Civilly, adv. v. A. 4. JH|u^y+l^, ^^'TT'JrR, ^f^'tTftrft^,
 
 CLA 
 
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 CLA 
 
 I. in law, not naturally. ^\^^\^ ^T^i ^I'^ll^. 
 Clack, n. unceasing Sf u-earyivg speech. M't^i /■ Z^if. ZW.Zm 
 
 f. Z^^f. Z^Z^J. W:wf. iV.'hi-V-'h f. 
 
 2 vociferous u-oman. 'A''Af[A\\f. HiAi +<yilO/- T^iTT 
 
 /. ^v:\f. [&c. ^V^^, 
 
 To Clack, v. n. make a sharp noise. ^^Jiif, y'i<M4-<i+<4+- 
 
 2 V. To Pbate. ?55?=T^ ^r?5^, ^d=ldui', ii+^+cjf. 
 Clackeb, «. clacking instruvient ( to frighten birds, ^c. ). 
 
 ^Hi^^i «• i-+'i+ or 5^5% n. ^J'i^i «. 
 
 Clad, o. v. Clothed. trfTtTPTJ^, MlRd=J^, ^r5. 
 C. with space, i. e. naked. f'\'\HK. 
 
 To Claim, v. a. demand of right. ^i^,r^-^>^]H^SJ^^i^-^T^^- 
 ^-^Tt5TT%-ctc. JTPTiJt,7r-TrOT.^7Df-¥PTW,?rTTT/. ^^ with 
 ^Jor^ofo. ^^eft^RCTf, si'll+H"}, •d-<1lM4+ ^V^^Jf. ^- 
 ^, H\'M. [&c. sjmaf. 
 
 2 assert, profess, v. To Peetexd. fiiili «. 5n"o5n<if , =^ w!.- 
 
 Claim, n. demand. HHlui m. ?t;^/. ^TilM^* MHH ?!. 
 
 2 <(<^^, r/^y/ii. ^^jmr '/«. ^r m. cfn^r »«• srftr^pR w. ^-^w. 
 
 Claimant, Claimee, ?j. v.V. ^qSTH ITMIUIR), &c. dJ^dK, c^- 
 
 ^TPft, ^TT?Tr-?T^-^fg-&c. tli'luiTTT. 
 Claimed, ^. v. V. ^i^T^T TTPFR^, &c. ?5ffe<=f, ar^ft^v^. 
 Claimin-q, n. r. 'V.—act. f ^HT HTnit m. Sfs^T^ HPTJfw. &c. 
 
 ^+Kw. ai'il + KJ^. ^ '■*)<"!». ST'Tl+iOT «. 
 ClAIEVOTA>"CE, M. STTrTSTf^R^.^I^W. 
 
 Claietotaxt, n. ariR'TfT f^^^"?! ?n. ^\^iT^\m. 
 
 To Clambee, v. n. climb with difficulty. s^H qVT-^^ ^- 
 
 Clamminess, n. v. A. f^^imf. f^Pf^/. f^^/. f^^=^^ 
 
 /. intens. fsjiTjf^+li're. f+-M*1'^ /. in/ens. f+^Ri^Kw?. 
 Clammy, o. v. Sticky, f^+p-^+lff, fn^pNT^ oj- fn^f^T- 
 ^5fR, R'if-^sH, fer^, fr^T or f^^iJi. 
 
 C. ooze or adhering matter, r^+'di"!. f^4j€l/. 
 To be e. f^^f^tjf, RiP^^ui. 
 Clamoeous, a. v. N. 'i^^'lr^r, Ti^r^, 'li'll-i^, ^TIZ^, 
 
 &c. +<«IK1. 
 Clamokouslt, adv. v. N. iT3«??ft^, JW«lri-'WIri-&c. ^^. 
 Clamoue w. vociferation, noise, outcry, v. TJpeoae. T^hTot. 
 
 ^ra^w. ip5^^/. n^^M'^i «j. Tr^?5/. T^n^/. iRnqr^w. 
 
 — iutens. JWil^li ?». Tf^'lc^.l'i »«. 'li'll-i ?». ^j|+i^' m. 
 
 To Clamoue, y. m. ^;^fp:t M.-nrnR w.-^Rq^ ^^.-T^jiBr ?k-&c. 
 
 ^BT^JTiSW, 4,o!,|+.otT c^^v. "FT"^, ^5E^5tnf . 
 
 2 against; exclaim against, ^i^ ^iV^f.-\Vf:\ f. pl.t{\T^ 
 
 g. of 0. JTT% ?t^ OT.-^HriHif /.-^^Ht «.-^T^?r w.-^T^FT- 
 ^/- ^^^ 5'. of 0. 
 
 Clamp, «. qft/. ^m^f 3T? »«. 
 
 To Clamp, o. a. ^f--'-A\mf[f. ^gt-n |< J| \ 
 
 IJLAlf, «. T. Family. ^ n. q'^r m. qiM w. JTr^ w. T^'H m. 
 
 Clanculae. See Clandestine. 
 
 Clandestine, a. secret, sly, Sfc. =^tft^, =#IT^, fHW^ftft^, 
 
 C. (loiugs. riHiH w. rm'il^/. D. ^, %o5. 
 Clandestinely, aiw. v. A. =Eft5?T, f?!:f5 =q"t^, fer^t^, 
 
 To give c. aifio-Hi ^irfl^^or^ 
 Clandestineness, w. v. a. ^R^STJrr m. j i m-cIh^uh m. 
 Clang, Clank, Clangoue, «. sharp, shrill sound. ^^^;\m. 
 
 ^''raT m. SuirtiK m. 5fcrnFR: or TT w. yuir-FR »». gj^ m. 
 
 Ste «. /. — intens. wn^^jK m. ^^srm m. ^ai^oTC m. 
 
 ^"JTiwr »i. soTsoTT!: ?». simr »». iiuiyuni m. gurm m. z- 
 
 To Clang, To Clank, v. n. ^^^u\^^ Stjk'M, fT'irgiT^', 5- 
 ui^l<u|, ^ur^'ir'^, >^u|^^u|ui, — iuteus. ?=pJTriT'if,^iTrw^, 51- 
 
 Clangee, n. Clankee, n. Clanging, p. a. v. V. ^OT^nTOTT- 
 ^, 5^5>JiaTITT, &e. ^'JT^'JT-gTJT5nJT-&c. <^MU|K1. 
 
 Clangingly, Clankingly, adv. ^^-^^-^-&.c. ^<TO<T or 
 OTT, SiCJlS^"! <»■ "Tt, ScrrjoT, q'lrqTJT or urf , — intens. ^q^OTf^T- 
 or, ^Tyil^li, ^T'TI^TIT, ^f^Mf , ^cflT^W, ^OTTiTt. 
 
 2b Clap, v. a. strike loudly or smartly. rli-+.H-|r5i;^-yd+>;- 
 &c. HR^-^r5fW-5!TT^aT, iTFRof , g-STSRiif. 
 
 2 to, on, at, in, &c. a2)ply smartly. HR^, 'P2r^H-5R'^H- 
 
 3 Cthe bands). Z\^f. fT??iif-ErF?rf5m-'TP''if. 
 
 4 (the sides, exultingly). ^jtn.pl. sTN2^-irf?^,^5TOT/, 
 /iZ. ^Pf^, fz<\f.pl. 5rr3T^"Jf-i) 55i ui-^Tt^JW. 
 
 Clap, «. /o«(^ noise,Sfc. qiJpFTw. FfiT^rw.w. ^IT^ot. *r?T^w. 
 
 2 (of the hands). z\^f. 
 
 3 (of thunder). qj^Tlw. TSTTR ?«. 
 Clappee, n. (of a bell, <&e.) ?itoET w. Jm ^v£\ f. 
 Claket, n. ^ f^ 3TTf , ?JT?5^^5fOT. 
 Claeification, M. V. V. A. — ait. in^iin. jtoE ^T^«. Ac. 
 
 ^fr^TM. ?ft«Rn.— stoi!e. ^5/. wrf^T^T^w. PtJlfridH n. 
 Claeified, p. V. V. A. ?ft%T^??T,H3 tfTC^cTT, &c. ^flftTrf, 5Vf- 
 
 Claeifiee, w. v. v. A. ^TftTTirnT, &c. nrtr^. 
 
 To Claeify, v. a. defecate, fine, clear^ ^ftq^'if, ^SE^n.-HSff/. 
 
 ^1^-^jRW ^.0/ 0. Pt =t os=( "Jf ,?rrp-^5;-?g^g-fJnT;5-&c. ^iJt. 
 
 To Claeify, w. n. become clear from feculence. f^^oSOT, h- 
 
 55 !)».-IT5fT / ST^DT y. of s. 
 
 Claeion, n. V. Trumpet. grTpft/. ^FTf/. ^orf^FlM. 
 
 Claeionet, n. ^^ ;iT?T 3n^. 
 
 To Clash, v. n. strike oi- drive against with force. ^^^^- 
 
 ^TTTTTOT.-rl 3 1 * 1 m . -•cr5TW«.-&c. q^. 
 
 2 fig. ?«(?f< opposingly, interfere.^ collide, Sfc. ^?r^, ^- 
 
 ?fiift/.-&e. ^roTy. of s. ?^^, k(*H*iH 3=rre^-Jfran-&c. 
 Tm «i.-RHMf'H»«. "T^-^rof ^. 0/ s. 
 
 Clash, Clashing, n. t. V. 1. — act. <3[^^^?ff FA'Wn. «?ifT- 
 
 &c. SJ^ M. 
 
 2 ^Hoft/. ^T^mmr or «ft^/. ^m or ^f^^/. ?[rqra==ft/. 
 
 rJCTTJ/. ^+M'tv/'. ^ToS^ToS/, ^sKm, ^tq^^Tw. I^n.— ifltens.
 
 CLl 
 
 147 
 
 CLE 
 
 I. clashing sound. ?r5T^r o?' ^JTm. tr5T^r»»- +il+l or ?^T«J. 
 — intcns. q3T5>«. ^T^^rarrm. [+iKMr?«. 
 
 II. (as of musical iiistrumeuts). W^m. ^TS/- *S*I »«• 
 
 III. (of swords;. ri<c(Ki-cji ^rqr^rOT. ymtiHt/. "^^^^Z- 
 
 Clashisg,^. v. V. 2. qr^^ i%frtft, 3T?tT^ 1%?!^. 
 Clasp, ?i. Iwok, hold, v. Catch. 'PRfrw- ari'troTJJ. aTS^"^"- 
 That has a c. ^TPf^ff. 
 2 See Clasping. 
 To Clasp, r. «. /«z/y, v. To Embeace. 3TTf^ni^, ^f^sq', ^A- 
 
 To c. to one's bosom. qTCT^'jf. 
 2 ca<cA aM(^ liohl, grasp^ ^'c. ar^oEof, 3T?5r^ tn?iif , ^-fiVt- 
 
 Clasped,;?, v. V. 1. qj-TS^??!, ^P^PTas^T, &c. 3TTf?rfnrT. 
 
 Clasping, « v. V. 1. — act. ^f;^m^ n. jr^^tss^ ». ^F?^ tT- 
 
 ^ «.&e. 3HiiS'H ft. ^it/. artn^Fsra.'t/. 
 
 2 ar^gSOT «. 3^?r^ tf^n. &e. 
 Clasp-knife, «. jfrj^TT m. dim. rjtj^/. 
 Class, «. j-oi?!;?-, orn'c)- : se/, number, lody. ^rU^/. ^T<t/. T- 
 
 2 (of scholars), g''!??!. 
 
 8 (of people or men), ^rfn/. ^ncf/. its?^/. fft^ ( in 
 
 comp. as in^DTf^, ^J,?3FP, •tc). 
 
 The higher classes,— compreh. qt^^q^TT vi. ^fr<Tr5r- 
 ? m. pi. HTS^T^ ?«. ^Z. 
 
 The lower classes,— compreh. aTTS^m/. aililuMId/. 
 ^c^rfratoft m. pl_ ^OT«ftH|o4| ?». pi. ^% ^F?> m. ^^. 
 To Class, To Classify, jj. a. ^?r /.-^Tfrl /.-if?r /.-^?^ 
 
 Classed, Clas.?ified,^. v. V. ^m5m:-&c. aiPfSST, T'ft'T- 
 
 fT, arffPTforqj, g^ffq-, sfifrVr. 
 
 Classic, Classical, a. belonging, Sfc. to ancient orsvperior 
 . authors. :s^m^^.^\M \ ., aTTf^qfJEf't^, a^fH^^Wr^T, 3TT- 
 
 2 pure, chaste, — style, &c. sf^T^, ?55, ?t^rf. 
 Classically, fl!(?t;. iy classes or sets. STrt^nr, f^r''f=nT,^T<T5nT. 
 Classification, Classing, n. y. Y.~act. vn^ftTTT ?5T=rJr w. 
 
 ^^^ n. 
 
 C. of soils. STfT ^/. 
 
 Eoll of the classes of soils. STfT^lft /. 
 To Clatter, v. n. v. To Battle. ?15?jf^Dr, <-v-«'i^i^'if, q'S- 
 q^ o)- i^n^of, ^pi^Fi^r, ^Pi^, ^a:^o5ij[,^3^o5 sfM^t. 
 
 — intens. Miiiui, 'FSTlwr, <s-*|a',crT. 
 
 2 chatter, rattle away, run on. v. To Pkate. sj^ij^ot, «I- 
 
 ^'f^'jf, tjitj-iui, T^rrsfT ^iT^iJr-spTTJf. 
 
 CtATTEE; ClaIIEKI>'G, «, V. V. 1.— flC/. ^S^T^Jt «. ^S^'^f 
 
 — intcns. ^5^5T^ »n. ^qjTl »<. MiVi'R or ^WV^~- "i. ^- 
 ;?r5R: m. ^TSrS '»• ^r^n >»• ^3^5^!^ m. W^W^ m. '^ir^-K 
 m. "PSrS m. 
 2 oiiMi^Ji w. &c. Z^^f- ^^f. W^T.f. Z^^Z^.J. 
 
 I. hubbub, V. TJpuoAE. q^qpCT/. fciiTfcTst /. imre m. T^- 
 
 CLATTEEiNGLy, «rfy. V. Eattlinolt. qi^S or 5t, 13^5 O'- 
 ^, ^fS^Bt.— intens. ^5T??S, ^ITlf, 9iir^5, T^^TSt. 
 
 Clause, w. (of a sentence). ^\^^\^ n. ^\w^\^^^ m.^V^^• 
 ^ n. ^lcl-3+S^T m. 
 
 Annexing of a c. 3T'4r?lfnT^'TPEr m. [ ^'T «. 
 
 2 ite7n of a stipulation, article. ^^M n. '^vA ^?5H n. ST- 
 
 Claticle, n. cullar-bone. ^t\f. 3?^ «. 
 
 Clavicular, o. ?{ft=^r, ^f^si'fl, ^ff^TspF, 
 
 Claw, «. ?rt «. »». ?njft/. =T?3;5 w- "l^T m. 
 
 2 ( of a lobster, crawfish, &c. ). ?jtTT w. ^^ft/- =^1131 or 
 TPTTIT or ^tifr^T m. 3TFF5r «!• 
 
 3 waj7 — in contempt. T^f^^ ''■ 
 
 To Claw, v. «. ?f^PT mS^Jt-q^of, fq-=€f^Tur, f^^oT or g^ J- 
 ?Tjf or ^V^^^'Si or ^H+<>Jf, f^^^l^^ m.-sTr'^^r or ^N^- 
 ST VI. ^^ g. of 0. ^X^m.^ or qr^^S^r or ^^vi\. 
 
 Clawed, i?. Sf a. v. V. ^^pf nre^^, f5l^fT^rJT-&c. 
 I. having clatva. m^, ?T^<rRT. 
 
 Clawing, w. v. Y.—act. f^^fnif «. f^^^fTT m. g^qrcT or 5- 
 •^+<l m. ^t^'F^T or ^ w. ^=^T m- [ '^HT/. 
 
 CLATr«. f^4 ."I H l Hl /. ^TSiTFft/. Vf\ f. ^^Tlor \qj'. 'i\^ J. 
 Potter's 0. ^THT^ft/. ?5TOTKffT'T;T/. 
 White c. iMH^ pop. nTTET^^T n. 
 
 Clat-geound, Clat-land, Clat-soil, n. ^TTS?^ ^»fH /. 
 
 HTor^ypft^/. JTPT or jtm/. ^jirf^ ^Jfjft^/. 
 
 Clay-pit. m. ^TTfft^m/- ^TS^TW/. iTTFT^iT or HT?f^m/. 
 
 Clayey, a. 5[1T^, ?Tfr^, ^TTSSpT. 
 
 Clean, a. lit. fig. wr"?, f^K^, ^^u, ^5i "^^^^7 ''l^, "^"f^, 
 
 2 See Beioht, Clear. 3 nalced, void, ^c.v. Bake. aJP=r- 
 
 4— ceremonially, ^"r^tar, Tft=5f, ?f^, ^I^wttH i>op-^f^- 
 5 uncontaminate, ^'c. T. Puee. qf^T^, f^RT!:i'<:T, Fi"^N, 
 3Tf?55T. 
 
 6— shirt, &c. touched ^- ready for 7ise. ^Z., ^^^trfT^r. 
 Clean, adv. quite, utterly, v. "VVuolly. ^tpp, ?i^, ^z., =q- 
 
 2 2W fl! cZeor, dextrous, happy c^-c.mamur. 3T=qFI^, 3TFIT, 
 
 2b Clean, To Cleansk, v. a. WF-5J5-3g^eg:-f^Ji>-&c. :p- 
 ^iif, f{S. m.-M^f. WA^^ g- of 0. WtToi, =Ermr5IDf, ^friT m. 
 
 w.-&c.:Rut y. of 0. 
 
 2 ( with perfumes or unguents ). J^tff, ^^^TT m.-itm- 
 ^r/. JR"^,^. 0/0. 
 
 3 out; ( a well, pond, ditch, kc. ). iraw, TT^ m. ^AZ- 
 ^ y. 0/0. 3'^'T'r, T^m er 7T^T ot. ^P'iT'f y. p/*'.
 
 CLE 
 
 148 
 
 CLE 
 
 Cleaned, Cleansed, p. \. V. 1. ami Clean. ?rrp-&c.%^- 
 
 Clkanedness, Cleansedness, n. v. P. ^f^/. f^gf^/. ^TNt 
 Cleaneb, Cleansee, «. Cleansing, p. a. v. V. 1. ^T^- 
 
 Cleaning, Cleansing, w. t.V. I.— act. ?fTT?-&c. jpTTJt «. ^il"- 
 ■4^ «. ?fT':T m. 5!tHt n. Hr^.N+.-^UT n. 5TT^?f «. ^f^T^^T n. 
 
 2 ^CTT 7J. 3^/. j^^ n. 
 Cleanliness, n. v. A. Hm^rrorr m. =^\W^^^ m. -m^t.^H-y . 
 
 Cleanlt, a. careful to he clean. -cll+Hl'-P, =;r^?Jq^, =5f+4+lrt, 
 
 Cleanness, m. v. A. 1. ?TT^/ ?rr<irTnTT w. f^jferuiT in. 
 
 <TT/ V\^ n. ?| jf^q- «. TT^pTT^ m. K^.Tlf^^' «. T?5^?Rn"/. 
 Cleae, a. pellucid, transpicuous, f^^o^, ^TT^T, f^HoS, ^=5^ 1%- 
 
 Very e. water. JTRT^ 3T^ «. [?r^. 
 
 2 free from clouds or haze, f^?]^, ^r^:^?, f^THJ, sff^pj, sf- 
 
 3 manifest, evident, apparent, v. Plain. FT?, sq-^ g-- 
 
 '^, ^■^m, WT?, ^w. pop. ^^z., Rrq^r, arf^rs^np, stRt^, 
 
 ■t perspicuous, free from amhiguity or olscurity. ^q^ 
 
 5 guiltless, Uameless, v. Innocent, Absolved. f^n^T- 
 
 ti unolstructed, unencumlcrcd, — of places, v. Open. JTt- 
 
 7 fto< entangled, that is free of. jfr^FSTT, ^CT, JJ^. 
 
 Clear of debt, ar^^ ^Jop. 3T^t^. 
 8 — of sounds, the voice, &c. clear-sounding, ^gf ^ o fld 
 
 ^T^T^TJfjiT, ^q^, inr, CTw, 5rf^3M, s^r^, ■Pt#t. 
 
 9— of stamps, marks, letters, &c. clear-looking., conspi- 
 cuous, distinct, hrijht. 5f555r3ftH, VIZ^ or Z^Z^, ^- 
 
 10 ( profits, &c. ) V. Net. f^npr, ^^55. 
 
 11 ( sight ) f^rsi^, ?ft%Tjr, rfttr. 
 
 2b Clear, f. a. maha fine, v. To Claeift. ?fttm, JTo5 »».- 
 ^Toft/. STiyJ' y. o/o. 
 
 2 free from obstructions. ■*fnP5ET-?nT»-^Rr-g'?5rm^-iT- 
 ^KT-&c. ^Roj", 31^5!;/. -^, K ui^ 
 '^ free from lushes, grass, rubbish, &c. =^r^?^, %T^^ITr»». 
 
 i off; ( debts, &c. ) liquidate, discharge, ^[j^.^ 9^, 
 f^i ^ 1^ ^. mmm. ;r^ jr. ofo. f^nrfHT^Twi.- 
 
 PnrfHwr^^^TTny. 0/0. <p^?TTm. ^j^-^p^^ ;r^^ g 
 
 0/0. ^%?^-<PTft^or^-fei5JT^-iRFP-&c. ^FTiir, 3T?rr ^ 
 5 away ; rewore. ^;t^, :pTffr %^, ^irr, %;j:;t '^, ?RT- 
 
 ^TTT/.-^KI'HK/. ^"if y. of 0. 
 
 6 up;//ee/)-oOT amhiguity, ^c. v. To Explain. ^^^IttiSt, 
 
 J^TST"!. ^ITTW y. 0/ 0. 3^5T-F7^-&c. ^RTjf . 
 
 7//-ee /ro>» yMj7<. fH^J%-f?n^n'-^-f^'s^^-5)TTJT^.;j^. 
 
 otJTT^-'^r^rr JR^, 3^55rrTKmT7K. ^^ y. 0/0. 
 
 S gain witliout deduction. TT'TtrT-qft <TT5ot, 3T^-|Tradt- 
 
 9 ( the bowels ) v. To Pukge. ?rTq> qj^, H?5^f^/.-<Bf. 
 
 10 ( hedge, ditch, &c. ) pass over without touching. 3T- 
 
 ^iTrr-sr^TH^-Ac. ^ffTw-TR^Toir. 
 
 To Clear, v. n. — as the sky or weather, g^^iif, fH'ictO r 
 
 ^iJt, f^fT^or, 3-^^, ^^if.--z^\if.-^^\f[f. q^ot-fi^ 
 
 9-ofs. 
 
 2 See To Claeift. 
 Cleae, adv. v. Clean. st^^TR'^F, 3Tr^^TH. 
 Cleae-sighted, a. v. Wise. sfTfT, Wl"^, ^'H^m, f1Tf¥:q?. 
 Clearance, n. Jirf«jrir^t-&c. ST^Rlf^T/. 
 Cleared, p. \. V. A. 1. ToS ^RSFSr, ?nf«nT. 
 
 2 ift^atT %H?5r, &c. 
 
 3 =^^?I?5OT, &c. [R>'i*l'i, 
 
 4 qJl^OT, STR^r, &c. =RT^, ^^^ or W^%, "Mft^ or^.^ 
 To be c. fTT^ot. 
 
 Clearly, adv. v. A. 3, and Plainly. 3^r5, JffT^, ST???^:, 
 w^, ^T?, f^5j, m^rrg, ti^'H'in, q?, trstift^. 
 4 3^T5, ?rr'P, ?TO, 'R'Tst^r. 
 
 Clearness, m. v. A. 1. Pt=(*H"iiOT. f%rr3<Ti7n'?«. f^^rar^/, 
 f^T^rsTT?/. f^^tqTJTT OT. ?rp?ft/. ■H^iidi/. fSr^?^?rr/. 
 
 2 f^T=r55ww. ^?^r^?fT/. f^:RtT/. ^m^m. 
 
 3 SWroTTwJ. &c. WTT/. ^V?jT\f. °^f^f. ^V^■^n. arfif- 
 
 4 3wr>JrT«!. &c. ^^wt/. 55?%/. 5q"?p?rT/. !tt^-€t «. '^• 
 
 ?KT«. 3TTPTr'4w. 
 
 6 m^TWrwJ. 'j«iyTOT. q-^T^HrU/ qrsiRPTW. 
 Cleat, n. rll+si^fl^fl'/. ^"khjI/. 
 Cleavable, a. T. V. W)isi<<i-<?l^l'MM"'l'II-^rn?n-&c. 
 To Cleave, v. a. v. To Split. SFTSor, ^TJ'^, ^tl^Jf, ^^TN^E^, 
 
 SfcETH 'T^OT. ^R^ y- ofo. 
 To Cleave, v. n. v. To Stick, f^^, Rj^idH TT^. 
 
 2 open, part, split, Sfc. WS^^., rTJot, 31^. 
 Cleaver, m. chopper, ^fjm. TTf^rif^^/. ^^f^rfHw. 
 Cleft, n. fissure, opening, v. Crack. 'Tl/. bTM'ot./. /o^, 
 
 C. between hills, &c. f^f. intens. I%?TT or fn. »Tt^ 
 /.ra. qT^m. 
 2 piece made ly splitting. ^jTTT/. "Pt^ /. 
 
 Clement, Clemency. See Merciful, Mercy. 
 
 Clench. See Clinch. [/. 
 
 Clergy, n. tnTf^^^pM m.^^^^^A^^ "TTST/. tTW?5!T^3T^rrr 
 
 Clergyman, n. tnTFR^T^F, WT?^'«T, 'TT:^'t from the Portu- 
 guese is universally applied to a Christian minister. 
 
 Clerical, a. ^nrrrt^FFTiRf^- f*|q*l+, tTT^q^vi^JnTHrM-
 
 CLT 
 
 149 
 
 CLI 
 
 €leek, n. V. Writer, 'b\<'h^^ ^^^, Tr>T. N. B. This is 
 tlie name of a particular tribo which usually follows 
 the trade of writing. 
 2 See Clergtman. 3 man of letters, See Scuolar, 
 
 Clerkship, n. +K+'fi/. +K-+.'n^^TT»«. 
 
 Clever, a. capable, nlle, adroit, S;c. ^^T?5, ^TT^T, ^f^, "^1^- 
 
 ^1 ^^f^: f ?T?5|i^, =Ef=5T, =qf=q5TFT or ^ or =5i^m'l, ^^HT, 
 ^■^, 3T^^, #?T?^?TT?ft, ^'%■ Of this word the sense, 
 viewed as combined, and as expressible by the com- 
 bination talented and expert, and as usually expressed 
 accordingly by combinations or consecutive utterance 
 of two or more of such words as, able, capable, acute, 
 apt, sharp, slcilful, shrewd, smart, quick, prompt, long- 
 headed, quick-witted, clear-sijhted, Sfc. ^'c. is conveyed 
 iu Maruthi by numerous expressions of a particular 
 construction, and of strong significance. They are 
 mostly imitatives and onomatopoias and compounds and 
 phrases', they are in the commonest use and most ex- 
 tensive currency; and they would, as the most cursory 
 inspection of them will evince, have been imperfectly 
 and very injuriously exhibited, had they been scatter- 
 ed abroad in the Dictionary, or had they been gather- 
 ed together without a notice of their power: +<lHril, 
 
 ;prfr, ^ipji+i-i, 3T?rft, ^^n^^fr^fr, T?:T??f, ^nrf^f, ^fi^T, or 
 
 if^T, 5nT%^ ( -f^^OTTT-^tirTT-^T^mTT-* I t'fl -&c. ) 
 ?^nrr?TT, TigT, ^TT, ^FJT, ^?f^, ^J^qr^ ^'(^i '^^'^i 
 
 ==fKT^ pop. =^tT^, c?tPf;^, ^^^rsTTrTRT, if^^TT, ^FIT, 
 ?T5T^, ^^A'^^-^ 'TTI13T, ^^T^RTfWT, qrfrt, SR^TPfrrfT, ^'^ 
 fTTrf HkI^^ f?'4 "TTTift *i«|r^. And as viewed more parti- 
 cularly under the form of a noun as in "A clever (a 
 talented, jfifted, highly, and varioush/ endowed) person," 
 it is well conveyed by ntrff, mTTfSf^pr, nonTTH, norfSffq-, 
 nf&r^T^, 'TnTT??, 'MTTf^T, 'Tni^mT, 'lOTFR, JTCttnI^I^, 
 ^"INI^TW, ^lift, lOT^^ or ^:f;^naT?rT=?T,^rftTrnuft-, 
 
 ^^fpft or r?TT, ^F57^, ^^rmt, ?TTm, ^^F'4 or H^'<ft, 
 JTT^, pMi-M"!, ^?T?T, <PT5T, "Pf^^f, ffnTT^^^^^TOTT. 
 2 executed ivifh skill, ^'c. ?TT^aii|U||-c|f^ ^^PTTlf^, ^RT- 
 
 Cleverly, of/y. v. A. ^^Ih, '^^'^i ^^f^^", Jptn^^rFT, 
 
 ^pt^iTFT^.^^, ^^ftM'Jf^, f^^^PTcfrif, 2:?^?T^, ^?PTT. 
 Cleverness, «. v. A. ^T|mTOTT m. =q^nt /. ^^f^ /. '^Jr{^ 
 
 n. ^fl^T^q- «. ^-m n. gnn?/. f irRT m. ik\J. ^RT«f«. 
 
 ^B^/. ^PF''/- 5"'T<^/- '^■t^^J- ^?1"''T «. TT^'q' n.'%^- 
 
 ^^trq- re. siwl"^ «. TfHsi^ m. 
 Clew, n. hall of thread, v. Ball. grTT^t ^f^ f.-^V^^ f.-&c. 
 
 2 guide, direction. vrtn^RT »^. ^TrfTSTTT m. ^tTT «. »Ttn- 
 
 TtTT m. w^ m. 
 
 C. to the bottom of 3Tr«rrTTTr "?'<T m. «).s?m, fiT^, SflRT. 
 yo Click, v, n. make a small, sharp noise. ^=EnRiJf, 5^fP^ 
 
 or-&c. ^r^. 
 
 Client, «. — of a lawyer, &c. 3TTrpft/. «f)5i «. 
 
 Cliff, «. qp?r m. ^rS^T w. trfTS «». ^ij »». 
 
 Climate, «. 0(> o/ai country with reference to salulritg. 
 
 ^f. ^qTTTofr «.^^Tq^fFf/. 
 
 2 8ee Country. 
 Climax, w. — in rhetoric. ^TT »•. 3TpnrrftrK"T m. 
 
 To reach its c.^ — a pain or trouble. ^r}j^\^^Pi ^xl\_ 
 To Climb, v. a. =qsot ivith m of o. ijqur or q'q^, ^^=q?ijf, 
 
 StRT^ «.-3TfTO^'JT n. ^tir. 
 Climber, n. y. V. =^^'1(777, q-tTTJTKT, a^lft^crr ^PtTF. 
 
 An expert c.-^<sisn,— e^rp. on trees.^^Tt^.^ ^'^Wl!., ^'>Tr, 
 
 I. climbing plant, "k^f. pSrTT/. 
 Climbing, w. v. V. — act. ir^^r n. ^^ ^^sdt w. &c. 
 Clime. See Climate. 
 To Clinch, v. a. ( the hand ) double in the fingers, n^f. VT- 
 
 2 ( a nail ) ^^or^ ^55ur, ^JHosnf, srarfiT'^. 
 
 To c. the nail for one's self. afl^^T ^loI'T? ^RW. 
 
 3 v. To Clasp. H^r^T *TTof. 
 
 4 ( an argument, &c. ) ^o^^Z-^-^^-&c. ^RW. 
 Clinch, n. pun. s^ »«. 
 
 To Cling, v. «.— as for protection. qpTW rTR'if-qjRr/. qr- 
 iJr g. of o. ^JTRT »«■ 'OX^-qriiTf 3TOaT-<&c. g. of o. ^rzf. 
 %Df, 315)ri»|ui, 3TT«nT^, 3TT«R m. MT^ y. 0/ 0. 3T5T^5l ?/(.- 
 3H=|(-i<m ».-3TT«f^'JT ?l. ^^ ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 holdfast upon. ^^oEoif, ^eR^^, ^TT?^, f»F!n^. 
 
 3 adhere to, v. To Stick, f^^ut, 1%?5nar, FI^^-f^T.pT 
 
 Clinic, n. led ridden person. ^\Z^ ^Trf'T. 
 
 Clinic, Clinical, a. pertaining c^c. to a bed. 3Ti<^uiHT, f^I- 
 
 ^0 Clink, v. n. make a sharp sound. ^iniJ'JTot intern. ^irPT- 
 DT, ^iI^>Jr"Jf intcns. ^pJIMW, f^'t%'T^, ^"T^OT-f^'Tf^- 
 ijr-^5i7Tg;ar-?«M«*H -&c. affo. e(MU|_ 
 
 Clink, CLiNKiNa,M.v.V.15'JTi50Taf «. ?Iir^iT'Jr n. &c.— intens. 
 
 To Clip, ». a. cut with shears. ^m^oT, ^ENor, ?5H^, Hl^T^, 
 f^^irPJf, +-^H w.-fS[^irPT « -f^Tip^ «. ^^Cir y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 curtail, cut short. spift-=^-?Jr5T-55T-'<fRT-Wl[5-^nFir 
 -Ac. :PT^. 
 
 3 ( allowances, expenses, &c. ). ^JTRiii,^^. 
 
 4 ( coin ) ftj^ +|iJiJi, ^jTT'TI^ +I«'J|. 
 
 Clipper, m. Clipping, p. a. v. V. 1. ^RT^RT, ^TR'JrTTr, Ac. 
 
 I. <^^T ir=?nT% ^^ ^EfTf^^iT n^^'^irr ??. 
 
 Clipping, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^FFROf h. ^^Iiif n. &c. WRT3f\f. 
 
 ^^^zf. jfttjt n. f^?;rr?T «• f^^H «• 
 
 Clippings. +!<;+•«</. qJT^^/. »». ifR ««• yTR^/. w. 
 
 3 ^TW w. t{K"Ji «. <fce. [ ?fT^/. •;«. 
 
 C. and cutting. ^PPTT^h:/. ^FT^R;!^/. ^PT^^RTT/.ifRT- 
 
 CiiqxiE, w. «>c?e of persons, v. Party. ^ j/Lq^TRt JT^Iiraf n.
 
 CLO 
 
 150 
 
 CLO 
 
 pi. ■4\^\3> n. 
 Cloak. See Cloke. 
 Clock, n. ^s ^-qra n. 
 
 What's o'clock ? f^rft srr^^ ? f^H %?ft 3TTHT? 
 
 ClOCK-MAKKR, ?J. 5r5»Tr2=5fr or vift w». 
 
 Clock-work, «. viarhinery oj a clock. mM\<£^^ ^jft^^R w. 
 
 Clod, k. S^ h. S^ or %tR w. ^^ps or J^^S n. fl'PoS «. %WT 
 Implement for breaking clods. *TNT »«. fi^oil »»• 
 Spade for turning up clods, ^oh^ «. 
 To smooth or break the clods of a field. SjoT'Jt, ST55- 
 oft/. jpTof. 
 
 ClOD-UOPPEH, «. V. C0U5TETMAN. ^^CqT, Htl^TT, v^rFTT. 
 
 Clod-pate. CLOD-rOLL, n. block-head, v. Fool. qfST ?«. st- 
 
 OTTT »». 5f»qT »». 
 Cloddy, a. s^t^^, rti^H<T,'^iy4^^. 
 iTo Clog, v. a. encumber, embarrass, 4'c. lit. fig. rTisui «.-gi- 
 
 W^r, 3n^?f-3TI'^^^ ^, 3T?:/.-3T3/-&c. ?n^5f-^fT?jiTf 
 
 -&o. iff ^ ^CTf , crr^ 5«,. ^;. nrt^ruif, HiiiJinr »>. jrot y. 0/ 0. 
 Cloo, «. — for cattle, &c. rtisui or rffduj ». ?ri"5U|| ot. ?Jt5"Jf 
 
 «. ^rsT m. q-T^rrp- «. tir^g^r/. th^^ n. JTRwrsT »«. ar- 
 
 2 — fig. or geuer. i=5Kat or Fff^ijf n. J|oo-4ir| WTf «• T^^T- 
 ^3T3Tra; 7)1. p^ «!. or ?r n. arS^JJOT Ji. 3T5^or «. %^ n. ^- 
 
 3 wooden shoe. ^5^/. (;;/. ?f5^ or ?jrjRT ) "TTf^pr/ 
 
 Clogs, clums!/ shoes. ^^t[ ^rsr m. ^F^r^ft ^\^ n. 
 Cloqqiness, n. v. A. f^^f.^u) /. 
 Cloqqt, o. — mud, &c. N^f^+ld, f^sf^ilrf. 
 Cloisteb, n. ^S m. 
 
 To Cloisteb, v. a. w^ %?of-^FT^. [f. 
 
 Cloke, n. ?fmft/. Wit n. qrwfr/. OT w?;. ^"Jfoft/. 3T75'jft 
 
 Cloth thrown over the head and body as a c. WA f. 
 
 ^''ft/. ^t*T/. ^'<ft/. sfJ-'tnTT w. ^'4Tfr/- r. q, ITR— To 
 
 be muffled or covered with it. ^r<TRDf. 
 
 Hooded c. ( against rain, &c. ). #o5/. SR?ft/. ZV^X 
 or Z\^lf. ^X^m. ^FTriT m. g^/. mt/. f^ «• qpff/. 
 
 Hooded c. ( for children ). j^/. ^r^E/. ^fnrTT '». 
 2 fig. 7;jflsi-, blind .^ veil. ^^ m. 3TI^T5ST m. s^j^ n. 
 To Clokk, v. a. conceal, v. To Hide. ^tI^oT, rSM=Jui, =^"Jt, 
 
 To Ci.O.iE, V. a. lay ioyelhcr or to, t.To Shut. P^RiJf, 5rt^"jf, 
 
 sttm,fH5-'Jr, 1%>TDt (as srapsrT'Jf , 5Tr'Tf=5r?irr, mTNw,&c.). 
 
 2 co7icludc, shut up.^ T. To End. s)^ ^"jf, ^'Tf^T'Tr, B^TTH" 
 S «?i;ip, make whole, v. To Join. ^"Jir, ^w.^^.^ f^^^^ 
 
 4 ( a quarrel, &c. ) v. To Settle. fpt^iJf, %ot, jftiof, 
 S>^?5/.-'%?{?ETff!. =PTvr y.0/0. 
 
 To Close, v. n.fall together or to, v. To Shut. <^v\^, frf^- 
 or, ^t<T<^, fHJDT,— esp. of flowers. <njFoEwf, fHSOT, ( and, 
 at decline of day) fTNoiui, ^#qm. ^"txjf y.o/s. [dr. 
 
 2 conclude, t. To E5D.#q^,5i? iT<Jt,3^^af — the day ^- 
 
 3 coalesce, unite, come to. frradi, fTRor, f^T^H'^TM. 
 
 4 yroitf compact and Jinn, ^ot, ^^, ^H^. 
 
 5 — with; See To Ageee. 6 — in wrestling. fH3W, FJT?^. 
 Close, n. conclusion, cessation, v. Ehb. ^rfw. ^JHTfrr/. aT%- 
 
 ft/. 3T?mpr «. [/. ^T3if «. 
 
 2 enclosed piece of meadow.^ field, Sfc.y. Enclosuke— srift 
 Close, a. shut fast, fallen to. q^-l^ q^?!?^-ffFRJc5T-f^%- 
 
 ?rr-&c. or ?5R3?5r-5Tf t^^PrT-Ac. [?rt?. 
 
 2 Je?ise, soZirf, v. Compact, qz or ^, VdMi, ^H or qiir, 
 
 3 cotnpressed, condensed, q^f or qTJT, ^, ^^I^^T?, ^^, 
 
 ^^, ar^trR. 
 
 4 contiguous, v. Neae. ^g^=Err, ^fnfW, fH^ZW^. [ar?. 
 
 5 of close texture. wnWC, ^u|yuri?f,qnT, ^^1^, ^Tt?, aT^t- 
 
 6 reserved, incommunicatiic. armr'TT ITjt'^T, THI^rar- 
 ?5, <mrl*1HMT, #75, ^^FNt, fe+ll, IT'J^. 
 
 7 ZfO^ fli«(Z fo/?;!, sultry. SrsjToo'TT'^r, vj + Ui|HT, ^^^'TT^, 
 
 To be c. (j<i||efijf, 3^6t, \i=t>iui, 3^?:'if, ^a^rW, 315^- 
 df, ( All impersonal ) . 
 
 To feel it to be c. vj^'iuj, ITSTijf. 
 
 8 wilhout ventilation. ^S^Z, d^Jdrfrfl, ^rS HP'TT^, ^ 
 HTO5c5T, 75rTsr%?5T. 
 
 C. and hot place. 3^1^ n. 
 
 9 private, concealed., v. Hid. 'TH'. 5rf^^^r, ?T»i%?5T. 
 
 10 penurious, v. Miseelt. f^^por, fspF?, f^^Z, if^Hf^. 
 
 11 strictly adhering to the original. iT^oJrHTTWTi ^'i^- 
 
 12 ( of translation, &c. ). ^^^Ta^HHRt, V'^MdH^TfT, 
 
 13 ( friendship, acquaintance, &c.) intimate, ^^"fr^, 
 q'fl'DfNT, aT?rqffft. 
 
 Close, adv. See Closely. 
 
 Close-compacted, Close sxt, «. v. Compact. ^s%fiT. 
 Close-fisted, Close-handed, a. v. Miseelt. ^STTfrj, ^r^- 
 51%, f^^trr, f^^j, f^, ^r^. 
 
 Close-textueed, a. ^^^7:, ^^^X, '^^^^^. 
 
 Closely, adv. cmnpressedly, crowdedly. T^, ^^, TST^, 5TT, 
 
 fjicT, (^i-iufiorr^uffJT, i\i\A\i\^. 
 
 3 immediately after. Tr€nre, TRTTFT, ?rT^rTP5. 
 
 4 T. AXIENTIVIXY. ^^f^TTT^, H^rlKHj rJ^"^?^^. 
 
 Closeness, w. v. A. 2. qjT^ /.^^^ctt »». q'^frr /. ^4 «. 
 ^fSTTT »). 
 
 3 ?T?t/. qoT^lzqwr '«. q^?^ «• 
 
 4 ^^^^u\\ m. ^5f5fT^ /• ^FTHt^^f; /. 
 
 5 q^^?;quTT 5«. ^ar^tjftrrTTIT m. mjf^ f. 
 
 1 3^rCT M. :s'Am n. e^nsr »». ^^ftst m. tm^r »". 
 8 5<?q'nT m. wh'^Kkm^\ m, &c. qfl5^?;T f ^ /.
 
 CLO 
 
 151 
 
 CLO 
 
 Closet, n. ^^\rw^ ^\^f. <^-i«ld<MMT m. t(^m^*T?^ n. 
 
 To bo dosctod. to have private consultation. ^c^ifcT «. 
 
 CLOiiN-o, a. final, v. Last. ^MlJfl'ir, 3T^^t^, aT^rTw^r^TT, 
 Clot, n. concretion. ij55ft or nsto^ or ifts^/. f jfT »«■ fs^- 
 as Of fl?5o5 «. (/;»>. fs^^Tsfl'/. 
 
 2 V. Clod. ntoET w. %^ n. g^ar «. 
 
 3 clotted mass. ?5T^'rT »»■ 
 
 ^0 Clot, v. n. form into clots, concrete. 'TTS'f, ^r^'jf, ^STJ- 
 tn-, ?Tt?^5:w, Wf^^ot, :?ITTW, 3T?:ot. 
 
 Clotted and matted hair. '^\^ pop. ^^f. 
 
 CLOrn. n. mvJS n. ^■^ n. fSfTn? «. =5ftT ?i. ^^ «. 3t^^ «. 
 ^I^H n. ^?R w. ^RT «•»». T? '»• Some kinds of Cloth arc 
 3THT^, 3TfR;?fT, f^FTFT, ^I^ or ^oi^, ^^, ^T^F, m- 
 Tt3r or ST, g?rnfr or H\ or ^?r^, ^'^T, ^?r, iFTRT'T^, T- 
 ^3T^, THf fft^PTTJ, 'pr^t, "t^JT, HH<^', =^^F?5T, =Ef?^55T, 
 ^TH^r^, ^ or S, g'r-'TT, JRSfT, ^TT^T, T^q^l^T or S,H?T^, 
 
 A c. with figures painted on it. Ph-^m-!. '». 
 
 O. worn threadbare. iTTni=sr ^3TTS' ii. =^W..^ f. 
 
 Coarse and stout c. tff»reT in. sJrarTT »«. 
 
 End of a c. <T^ w. Tj?^ w. •'ST^??? w. 
 
 Piece of e. <FI^ ??». Ti5% «. 
 
 Rising of c. ( through washing). "BH"^ «• 
 
 Roll of c. ( as for a wick ). +l+^r m. 
 
 Shred or slip of c. trm or trt^/. MMof^/. ^%t[f. 
 
 Threa,d3 ( unwoven ) at the end of c. ^5(rr /. pi. ^^- 
 w^f-pl- 
 
 Upper or outer fold of a c. ^T^T^/. ^^f'flM'ii m. 
 
 Web or whole piece of c. ?IT^ or crPTT m. t^v^ n. 
 
 A wet c. 3Tra n. ;^r?5t or ?f n. 
 
 To overlay with c. +miui. 
 Cloth-dealer, Cloth-meecdant, n. ^TT5^, ^T'^sf^TT, 
 5pTT^, ^^T^ or ZfTf. 
 
 Itinerant c. >T^tt. 
 To Clothe, v. a. sr^ n. iro^iif, TT^f^, "Tf^=!OT ??. m^, 
 ^f %f^-«rw^jrf^-&c. ^?;of. 
 
 To feed and c. 3T5T^^ n. ^-qx^oif. [ f^of . 
 
 To c. ( thoughts ) with words. ^^CTT?r sT^^ROT-^^f- 
 
 Clothed,;?. v. V. M*MHJH3S"il-%?t^s?!T, ^^, ?irf%?r, 5r^iTT- 
 
 f^, yiRi^i^, ^^^fV7^^ ar^r ( in comp. as ^^fsp;, <ft- 
 
 I. fig. invested. ^, ^=JT, W?I"?. 
 Clothes, Clothing, n. apparel, raiment, dress, ^v. "Tfqr^^ 
 «. o»- qr^of «. ;j^. Ef^ w. or ^ 72. ;ji. 3TSIT n. ^?TH ?^. ^- 
 ^H «. Tft^^PT »». ^^T^RW ?». "Tlwr «.— compreh. or 
 gener. f^^'K-HlM*."! n. ^^^^\^i_\J[ n. ^Pf^Tf^TrTT tn. The 
 ordinary articles of Clothing are — of males ^TTT^fr, "^T- 
 
 ?R, 3=rT^'TnTr, t^, arrrr^, T%!ft^, ^^q^rr, gift, sift, 5- 
 
 'T?T, f^TTT, 3Hrf<Hlc*+;— and of females =q^aft, ^fvT^to^, ^B- 
 ^5^, ^nt, dMRlrtl. And the names of some of the parts 
 of them are ^p^, ^^, *l*fiii, ^ttji, '^r, #^, =??r^qT, 
 
 * sit) ft, *ui'N''-, ^pr^, "T^. 
 
 Article of c. for daily wear. '^'5^^ or qTT^ ?». vTTi'ft- 
 =EfN'?H or ^^/. 
 
 C. for daily wear, working c. ^^^ or effrTft/. -q- 
 S^r^ n. pi. 
 
 C. to cast loosely around. qr^T^oTn. sTR^'TTh. 
 
 C. for the loins or waist. %?roT». 'T^'irM. 
 
 C. and ornaments presented to visitors,<.tc.H^-' Nwf\/. 
 
 C.-liue. line for wet c. aTT^JTiJft/. sfrsiT/. 
 
 Coarse c. (or a coarse garment). ^J^t\m. vf^FAm. 
 
 Fine c. splendid apparel. tn^TFP or ^m. "ftrTT^t ^n. 
 pi. Jrfdyi^te(«. T^^??. [^^/. 
 
 Presenting c. and ornaments to visitors, &c. ^fTi- 
 
 "Wet article of c. o^jU'i. aftst or ^— that has it en. 
 
 afr^^r or 3TtH?rr. 
 
 With one's c. on. H^^ or ff%^. 
 
 To change one's e. ^^tHX ^i\ g. of s. 
 
 To hang out c. to dry. ^■^\'^ f?T<iTr ?5R0T. 
 
 To punch and thump c. (in washing). ^^[qjijf^tn^^TTOT, 
 
 To put on c. :mTftfeTT^«. ^m. 
 
 To strike (clothes in washing them) against a stone 
 or board ?n»T<BOT. 
 
 To tear one's c. oft" his back. %?:??Rt7i. ^^ g. oj o. 
 Clothier, n, «fciHi+(1. 
 Clotted, a. — the hair, ^^^r, ^Z^^P,'?^, 
 Clottedness, n. v. A. f^n?^/- 
 Clotpoll, n. V. Pool. CT^TTTm. 3T^T?». 
 Clottt, a. q^roTRT, "ite^OT.. 
 
 Clohd, n. ^W' or 51 m.n. inteiis. J^TT or JTr^ n. or CTTTT???. 
 or STTS M. JT^"*- 3T'-:T«. q?r»».^^«-"T«ff'^«J.irf IF'^.^siifu'. 
 
 The clouds, — collect. The cloudy sphere. SR=q^«. 
 H^nT5?5M. q7TTT^;3l». Jt^iTTR;!/. 
 
 Canopy of clouds. 3TWT?:^ i^o;;. 3T>-;Tqi'^n. H^HS^?;*. 
 
 Dense array or mass of clouds, ^q^/. Hq^PTT /. 
 «T^/. '^^toE or ^JPTSM. q'T'P^wf. 
 Empty c. ETf^f^^ ?i. 
 Gathering of clouds. q^5 ?z. q^JT^JfRji. ir:T3TT=^«. 
 
 Light, fleecy clouds. ^BT/. ^Tt/- 'JTT/. 
 
 Reddish streak of c. — as indicative of rain. ^T^|«. 
 
 Threatening or lowering of the clouds. ^ms«)<. or 
 
 The clouds have gathered, are lowering, <S;c. ^trt^ri 
 
 ij=5f irr^, ^^i^r or ^J^^fA ^rfTs 5n?f?ft-3Tf'^^TTrT?ft-3TyT- 
 t[ vjMrfl-iTtS «TFwr, -sr*!!^?*. or ^■{^^m. s^r^r, ttstw ^- 
 
 ^?r 3TT^, "^T^rw HtSHT. 
 
 To be covered with clouds. 5^6t or IK'^. 
 To be clear of clouds — the sky. f.H<<{|ui. 
 To gather thickly — clouds. qi'HJui. 
 
 2 ( of dust ) ^^T — SET m. 
 
 3 ( of smoke ) ^<i-=(i F51Z m. 
 
 To be under a cloud ( of trouble, afflictioa <S:c) H-
 
 . CLU 152 
 
 Hl^n. qq with ^ of s. 
 To Cloud, v. a. cover u-ilh clouds. ^'HT^n.-&c. aniJM, H- 
 
 2 3iiakc siiJli-n and gloomy. ^J^^^^ JpTSEf^/.-^HMn. 
 
 armor, ^Tott ^^. 
 Ci.orD-CAi'T, CLOUD-Torr, a. H WK-^ i fdd , H tj r^d . 
 
 ClOUD-COMPELLIXG, a. MVj | c|A . 
 
 Clolt-covebed, Cloud-spkead, a. v. Ci.oudt. ^^'^-^|■■^^^f . 
 
 Cloudikess, «.t.a. 3t»tt^«. I'.q', 3TTH«. 3THr?i. f. q, ^Ttt^m. 
 4'. ^TR, affvT/. 3TtTTft/. =3Tsr« or ^«. JT55^«. <;i;=!;^r?i«. 
 
 CLOnD-KISSI>-G, a. K'--| jf^rl , J I 'Hjf^H . 
 
 Cloudless, a. f^JTcE, fHTVT, fvprs, HM<f^ri-^j?q^-&c. 
 Cloudlesskess, «. V. A. fHw^- f^fT^ffT/. 3TWTT=r'«. H- 
 
 Cloudt, a. aTTT^ SHI^'^jI, S^Sp^, HMI+riiif, ^^o^ i h , JTqT- 
 
 To become c. giT»».-&c. sm, jqi^ot. 
 Clout, n. mean cloth, tti^/h. "Jj^^n. f^nPT^M. ■TT^'^in. f^'4- 
 
 2 garment, — in contempt. ^S^m. g^^w. qr^ >«. f^^- 
 
 3 See Patch. 4 See Blow. 
 To Clout, u. a. See To Patch. 2 See To Beat. 
 Clove, n. — tbe plant or flower. 5f=Pl/. ^cp^gJT n. 
 
 Oil of c. ^Am n. 
 2 (of garlic, ginger, turmeric, Ac). ^Ftft/. ^ n. TPP- 
 5^/. ^/. ^/. 
 
 ClOVEIT, p. T. y. "PTI^, &C. ^%\^. 
 
 Cloves-iooted, a. f^r\^, 
 Clovee, n. 'Ndl'H ^(^ ^JiTrr 3Tr|:. 
 
 To live in c. ^EfnoffrT 3T?fot, ^5l/.-%^/.-sf^y;.&c. 
 ^^fTcTof y. of 0. 
 Clown, n. rustic, peasant, t. Cgunthi'max. ^th^c^tt, ^ifT^r- 
 
 Clowns and boors,— compreh. aTrm^ ^f^^ITsI' m. pi. 
 2 sanj', ^c. v. Buffoon. jtiS ?». ^jRfFT m. JT^^^^ w. 
 Clowkish, a. Y. EusTic & Countbtman. ifcnT, nt^rSoS ^f- 
 
 ^T^, ^l^fT, %^^, ;^^aj, ^% ntET^, f-uNiJ., 'frT5q55=€rr, 
 
 Clownisuness, m. v. a. ifcjT'TTnr n. nt^^TDT ?i. TTORTur n. 
 
 &c. itsrrfr/. n^TTT^/. Tf^r^^^/. 
 
 To Cl.OX,v. a. satiate, sate, (/hit. fif?:^, jft? 5«.-'aiFj;ixt/. 
 
 Cloyed, /j. v. V. first ^^^pst. 
 
 To be c. rliilr.ll fpRt /. q^oT, OT?rt?^mf ?fr5 «. PPT^ 
 
 5'- "/«. ^prf ^mt ^fPT «i. qm, ^t'tV^ ^m. 
 
 CLOriNG,;?. o. V. V. fRZ^ q^THTOTITT, fJTSH?RraT=q-T or 5l?rr- 
 
 Club, m. v. Cudgel, ^prr or ^tttt m. ?fRrf w. OTfTTTO. n?T/. 
 
 2 Mot, gang, v. Band. =qT^ or ^^"r^ w. ST^^niT ^.T- 
 
 1" m. TIT ?». qjf/. ^.m.f.^ n. 
 To Club, ti, n. contribute together, cfifi^ff/.. q|^y. ^^ 
 
 CLT 
 
 2 ^om together to one end. frranTf, vj^ijf, ^of, W^Vf^ fJT- 
 
 ^-^^^-^5-&c. ^PTfT n. Jj^. 
 To Club, u. a. unite fur a common end. fJT^^TiJf. 
 
 2 STnofr/.-TFt/. qEW. 
 Club-foot, n. ^tz qfT or ^jTTNrT m. 
 Club-footed, a. ^tz ^FTF^r, ^Tzm HNM I. 
 Club-law, w. cfsft <fr ^fTFT frsfT 3T^ft ajtR-tTT/. ^Jz \^^f. 
 To Cluck, v. n. — a Leu. gdw-iui, Wiw^y. ^p^i/f. 
 Clue. Sec Clew. [ fe^/. 
 
 Clump, «. ( of wood ) \. Block. ^ftIT or ep^ST »«. SPFofTw. 
 
 2 plump, cluster, tuft, ^zf- 5=^ w». ^?: ra. ^«PP m. 
 Clumsilt, ado. V. A. 1. 'flSToftTtrfr^, 3Tr5H%?'JrR, a^lffT- 
 
 •Jir^, 3T3TTT?TT ^nr^T, ^rsroq-r >rtt, ^tj^t^^; 
 
 Clumsiness, «. v. A. 1. ^H^iufl^ui n.-'^^m. 3T=Tr?fT<T ?i.-T- 
 nir w«. aT^^TFq' n. OTT^Fir/. 
 
 &c. qft?^/. 5iT5E?T[r/. 
 Clumst, a. — of persons, v. Awkwasd. aTTS^^-STT, 3T5TWt. 
 
 ar^nft, HT^?r^, ar^^irr, ••sttj. 
 
 2— of things. !?fif5 or '^[^'AV^ or aTT^Syfra^, sffra, if. 
 ftcft, %^, ^55 or 0^, T!!:T?5T, ^?5, tTtT5, ^PRT^-sfT, JfT' 
 
 Cluster, «. lunch. ^ »i. ^ m. T^ «2. ^"rH «f. ^^ «j, 
 
 5«npr m. j^^r »i- ^«np «• 
 
 2 ( of persons ) v. Geoup. T^T m. '^^\ in. ^gr m. 
 
 3 ( of bees, &c. ) q^^ »j. 5«r=Pr »». 
 2}> Cluster, v. n, — blossoms, fruits, Sfc. ^fraTir, ^RTT^ Wl'iui, 
 
 2 produce fruit in clusters. Mil<uf, ^3 M.-^f% ^ »). 
 _pZ.-qt?r m. q-oj- m. cow. 
 
 3 collect into a close body — peo^jle. T^ »8.-4T=IT w.-^gr- 
 m. vfJTiJf y. o/ «. 
 
 To Clutch, v. a. gripe, grasp, v. To Seize. JJ^rT-^ffl-q^f- 
 ?T-&c. qTTjf, s^, g^r^, JTC^FFm, H|T w. 5TRof M't7A et- 
 ^ ofo. [siftFT. 
 
 2 (the hand or fingers) clinch, -pzf. aTJIolof-^^of-^f^- 
 
 Clutch, Clutching, n. v. V. — act. H^cT '<:RW«. qT^M.&c. 
 I. clutches; talons, hands, poiver. Z\^m. 3HI=4ii4w. ^TNST- 
 
 In the c. of. rTTsitt^r, ?Tr5r#T, 3ninTra'f?r,q'3Tf?r, ^Rsr^frt. 
 
 Out of the c. of. Fn»rfpJ5. 
 
 To be caught in the c. of. ^TSJif or ?f^RTjf, IFfofj 
 
 ri H il ^ -:p5r3Tt?r-'T^t?f-^rS?r ?ff q^, \it\ f. m^rm or nrrJt 
 
 ( T?!"^ ^^PT^ ^), %H^TO 'T'Jf, ?r3^fT ?Rf, f^PR^m 
 
 q^if: =5Tq-1:^rfff qiif- q^'Jf. 
 
 Clutter. See Clatter. 
 
 Clyster, n. Jwprfr/. f. HK, if^OT./. 
 
 Oily or unctuous c. aT'^IWH ^fe. 
 
 TJnunctuous c. f^C^ =Tf?rf. 
 Clystee-bag or bladder, Clystee-pipe, n. fq^qjift/- 
 
 5rf^»«-/. 5ffw^?r«./. 5fffprfe^r/. 5f^T<f=T^t/.
 
 COA 
 
 153 
 
 COB 
 
 £'OACH, n. V. Caeiuige. Tfft/. r<T"i. 
 Coach-box, n. m^^VT'W-^V^ ^m^J=fl ^JfFTT/. 
 COACn-MAKER, 71. iTTft ^TOTTn, r«T^R. 
 Coach-man, n.nii\^\^m. ?nT'4t'«. 
 CoACH-MANsnip, n. ar^Rnrs-TTw. aT'^rf^PT^sr". 
 
 COACTIO:^^, COACTIVE. ScO CoMPCLSIOM, COiirULSOET. 
 
 CoADJUTAUT, a. V. Helpikg. ^r^^rff. 
 Coadjutor, 71. assisiaTit. ^^+|0, ^f^^Flft. 
 To Coagulate, v.a. R<^Hof, ^ST^Tf^oT, 'TidP'i'jf, ^f ^?^. [«. 
 Vessel for coagiilatiug (milk, &e.). f^^-JiuR/. f^T^ffjf. 
 To Coagulate, v. n. ^r^in, fjrTvffif, ifrs^, ^RTn, ?rt^, ?rf- 
 
 Coagulation, ?j. v. V. N. — arf. fqTJi'Jr «. ^3TJTof «. tte. — 
 
 s/a/e. ■^n'^i'Mmm- Pp^'^TWrwi. &c. ^^3;t«!. ^^Kt^m. 
 
 Coal, n. ^irff ^5I^T'«. ^Toft?f?5T ^loT^TT'w. Rc^jNdl Wi^^?«. 
 
 Live c. f^lTr»«- ^^13 or ?ir5JT'«. atlKw. 
 
 Mass of hot and glowing coals. 5fn^».aTT^«».?^fT'TM. 
 
 To call over the coals. ^TRiTFr^Tr afloat, 'PTTTqtrT 
 
 w^rr 711. ^. 
 
 To carry coals to Newcastle. ^TJ^trT 'Wf\7i. 3TrJT5 ^T- 
 
 Coal-black, a. v. Black +|oi|'+,.i, ^pTcsr^fH. 
 Coal-mine, Coal-pit, n. ^Jte^if^sft ^im /. 
 To Coalesce, v. n. t. To Join, To Combine. fjToEof, <jinu i, 
 ^<^, n>T)». firaot, JT'4^M. fira'jr-^jm">Jr y. 0/ *• ^^R'-^tt- 
 
 ^^ 5T^of-3T^, iT^jTrfifTH.-'^^ g5".-t^'7^^=T".-&c.^m y. ofs. 
 Coalescence, Coalition, 7t.T.Y.—act. fH7.ui>i. 'SJ^it n. &c. 
 
 — slate. ■^Ml'lHm. ?f^f^/. ^^flTTWi. 
 Coalition of letters, ^fft^jw. 
 
 I. confeJeraey. See Combination. 
 Coaptation, n. adaptation, ^-c. rTFTHFT". dlrlim^T »». ^IT»?!. 
 
 Coarse, o. — of cloth, paper, &c. ^STTf^rff, HldyHt, ^m, ^- 
 
 5T, ^m^^, tpR??: 07- ITT, ^oiiR, q'^FR:, tr^rrsT, ^^t /'o/?. 
 
 MTTS, ^^^TT, ^fW, ^^rftrf. — indef. or carelessly. ^3^^ 
 
 '^'FTTT, JTW^RT or qi?.|HI^ or JTTTTqTST, 3fr5T>TTir. 
 
 2 — of things, gener. rude, rough, v. Clumsy. ktN?, ST- 
 
 qs or ST, <dirti, ?iT?J, ^iMcAyrO. 
 
 3 not delicate, fine, ^c. gross. jft^T, 'TT^'^rCT, 'flMol^rft, 
 
 4— as a workman, v. Eoucn, Awkward, ijli+ml or 
 
 J^, ^n^T5(rT, ^?rT^, ^^t^^t, ^^^'^^. 
 
 5— as a work done, v. Eoroii. JRTT^T, TTS, 'Ttq^^^rft, 
 
 *r?rToE, Tis, et^Ntt, trms f^s, qrns. 
 
 G as the hair ; dry, stiff, S(e. spT^, vr^^qf^^^s or t^. 
 7 unpolished, indcga7it, loio, ^-c. v. Eude. ST^vq-^ ^rf^T"?, 
 
 ?Rr?:, n^T^R, ^n?^, n^nr, 3Tfi(Tf?Trr, ^^r3:,"?t^f^T^, 3t^- 
 
 8 — of diet, &c. 3TTip!:, aTT^IT ^T^IT, rrRi^ui||^|_ 
 C. fare, v. Fare. J^Ii-jH n. ;p^ n. 
 COASSELT, oiy. Y. A. l.—not finely .1 ^c. 1^, *R^, ^m a. 
 
 ded. vTT^ a. decl. &c. 
 Coarseness, n. v. A. 1. ^TTSTOTr w«. ^TS^ott jh. HTeq'JTT wi. 
 tTFTSTOTr m. TrST'JTT ??i. &c. ^T^/. 
 
 2 qra^qiJTr «». SltJ^HUII m. WrlHurr ?«. &c. 
 
 3 ^^.J^TOTT wi. ifl^TUTT »i. 
 
 5 >T?rT3TiTrOT.~&c. 
 Coast, n. shore. ^,\z 711. w.m 7n. pfR n. ^WSWAZ or spiST m. 
 ^K^f^^W in. ij^T^tS or ^t^T m. ^^f^^fTTT w«. 
 Down the c. ST. 
 
 The coast is clear. H'T^rf^gT^, T^rin^F^3TTf . 
 To Coast, v. n. w,\Z m.-^^K\ 7n.-&c. trC^ ^TW, ^t5T^-f%- 
 
 ^r-qT^-?T3t?r-&c. ^TW. 
 Coat, n. s^ n. 5n?TT »«. f ^/. ^^ «. ^^f^ "'• 
 C. of mail, v. Armour, st^jr ?«. f%r?5^rT w. 
 Great c. or cloak. ^r^IT or ^sfT w*. [tTT M'H'iN. 
 
 Cut your c. according to your cloth. a^fir^TiT TTJT 
 
 2 or coating; tegument or coviring, gener. '+,c(-^ 7j. 3TP5r- 
 T^T n. 3TT5T^ n. ^r^, m. 
 
 3 (of the eye). 9-3^ »». q5?5 iJ. [ qi^T w. 
 
 4 layer, fold, crust. 4K J». q^.^ w. TS^ m. TFT^T or qj- 
 
 5 (of paint, mud, cowdung-wash, &c. ). 3q »i. ^«rr »t. 
 fkvn n. ?jqTT »». ^ m. 
 
 6 c. of arms. See Arms. 
 
 To Coax, «;. a. persuade ly soothing Sfc^cords. 3^T^er^,iT5T- 
 
 ?:af, vTTTTTiJf or 'tfTqrijf, ^?TT5rof, arr^'^T"^, ^R'^n^of, ^sr- 
 
 ETOT or qw^^, 'tr^TRof, S'ffqTCT qrfr, 3TT^> ?J.-?rTSlTttft 
 
 /-555H M.-&C. ^?:oty. 0/0. 
 
 To c. a female. Sflt ^TTT ^X^- 
 
 To c. a male. ^T^ ^V^ qRof, sfT^IT JcTT W.X^, 
 Coaxed, p. v. V. aTT^^TrScTT, &c. cTT%?r. 
 CoAXEB, 7J. Coaxing, p. a. v. V. 3TT5E=r'mTr, &c. ?5f|qT55, ?TT- 
 
 Coaxing, m. v. V. — act. STTZST'^ «. &c. ?5T^tnt^ /. Firfjpq- 
 
 OTT m. Tat/. ^gMrJ M. STT^fiT «. ^V3S^--imf[ f. ?5Tc=y^ ?'• 
 COAXINGLT, adu. rTT^Tst^, HTTq^UTT^f, SlWlt, <^ I ^NN I- 
 
 3TTi5rri-&c. ^p^tt. 
 Cob, «. T. Pont, rr? ?». 
 
 2 cob-wall. ^m. 
 To Cobble, v. a. mend (shoes). (^^T 7)i. &c. ) cTFTS'Jf-^- 
 
 ?TT?r?rT ?rf^. 
 
 2 mo^-e or do clumsily, lunjle. afNTS ^t^S +,<ui, 3T^rjt- 
 qnTT^-Ac. Jp^of, grS'jf. 
 Cobbler, jj. v.V. 1. sfit miTIiJTRr-^ffeTOTTTr, =;TfHRor =5rT^T- 
 T, qiTf, qKi^^M. 
 
 2 ?fr50TT^, ar^TRtqimH ^otrt, ens^^TT, Hi+«4t. 
 COBBLERT, n. MHKjCrft/. =5Tf*rRqfr/- =srfHRq;T^ ;8. 
 Cobra de capello, w. ;tRT »«• 5^T «. — iu covert, &c. 
 phraseol. JTTST^SJT »». ^Tnrai >«■ [ >pOT »». «. 
 
 Expanded hood of c. 'W^m. diin. ff\f. qroft/. l>W[.f. 
 Figure often fancied in the form of the hood of a c. 
 q^Tiqrr=ER^ q^ n. 
 
 Gem found iu head of a c. m^ m.
 
 coc 
 
 15i 
 
 COD 
 
 To expand its hood — the c. «P^/. f%?n?ijf. 
 COBWF.B, n. vfrraJ n. +i<S+ n. ^"^fe^^ n. 
 
 Cobwebs and pendulous filaments, — gencr. ^RTT or 
 ^Tfn m. ■^■i.»i n. pi. ^^ or ^i^ m. 
 
 Filament of a c. gTO m. fttctfiroo^/- pi. 
 
 JStrelchcd line of a c. fiuil'^1 m. 
 C'occTx, n. ^Vf-l^n ". 
 Cocuis LEO, ■«. l^fVrpTf m. ^v^^Tfi^. n. 
 CocniifEAL, «. fqnrft^ «. ?;fjT ;«. 
 
 Ball or lump of c. %^fT=nf^JOTT m. 
 CocniXEAL, o. Rjllnvfl. 
 
 COCnLEABT, COCHLEATE. a. ^if^fFFTT, JTol*JMI*K'. 
 
 Cock, m. ^pNrST »«■ ^=lf7 ot. •^<iiii^q' m. 
 
 C. of the walk, mwi »>. ^Trt^ »». iT^?l m. ^^^m 
 m. f^Rft wf- Tz^\A\ m. 
 
 C. of one's own walk. 3TT^?qT ^TT^ '<?TT, aTPTrTT m- 
 
 AVild e. ■(M+ri'i):si m. ^^%^ m. 
 
 2 male oflh\ls. ^X '«■ T^^ m, 
 
 3 ( of a gun ). qW m. 
 
 4 ( of hay, &c'. ). Vr^ m. feiTTT «. 
 
 5 ( of a balance ) needle, ^^rr ot. 
 
 G ( as of a hat, turban, &c. ). gr^ »n. 
 To put on with a e. r-i.i4-.ir«l"i . 
 Having a c. cocTcecl^ gi+iH. 
 7 spout. ^<t m^/. iToI^^^Jft HP^/. 
 To be cock -a hoop. Jfry^/. pi- ett^^ot. 
 Cock and bull story. ^?qTm^;TTT=5fr iTr?/.(^r5r^ n^^Totw. 
 To Cock, v. a. ( the ears ). ;pH »i. ^jZ. d':) --f, K u"|" ( or dc^i i f.^ - 
 
 2 ( the nose ). ^THP «. ^IT q^^i^t-JT^Dt. 
 
 3 ( a gun ). ^r m. =EfS?iTf. 
 Cockatoo, «. +i+ih^ot. ^FT^Fps^ m. 
 Cock-boat, n ?I^ ^T=r/. 
 Cock-chafer, «. (Tcj; ^f^^ f^g^ g^1_ 
 
 Cock-crow, Cock-cbowing, n.—act. aTR^rift or afrr^Trt/. 
 
 2 ea)7y morn, T. DawN. ^FN^'^^l-i/. ^pHi^I/. cj-ritliiM 
 
 orX\=^f. i^r\^ f. ^\v\^ f. 
 At c. Jptqt 3TT^, #^R%T^r. 
 CocK-?iGHT, n, ^'Nim^ ^^ n. ^^\i^^ n. 
 Cock-pit, n. ^pNrsq'f^ ^^ ^F^Tf^TT^T 3T^r5T »«. 
 To CocKEE. See To Indulge. 
 
 CocK-noESE, a. qrfcn^ ^ H^.(*^ . 
 
 2 exultant, triumpliant. ^JTT^RPTf^oTnT, fe jillMdU I M r. 
 Cockle, n. testaceous shell. fsTT/. T%ft/. <tW^ or^f^. 
 
 COCKEOACH, n. 5^ W. ^T55 n. »| | <N,j | 7«. 
 
 Cock's comb, «. comJ o/a cocA;. q ^'N ^ixO \if[f. j:|^=qfT/. 
 2— the flower. n;7%^ m. ^m^ iff!/. tt^t^t/W- 
 rft/. TTfT J«. 
 3/'/), V. BccE. 3H-+,sm^, f^, H-.-m^ . 
 
 Cock sure. To be c. ^^ hW^t, JRtcT r4rj^ ar^'n, JT^TPT 5- 
 
 Cock swain, m. w^^ht, ^t. m^^"^ girfSr^FTfl' ■JTr'l. 
 Cocoa, n. — the tree, hts m. ^\T¥.J. ^m^fr/. ?rrff%=j m. 
 
 Branch or frond of a c. nut-tree. ^t'T m. |ri«Rt/.— a 
 half of it ^5DT«. 
 
 C. nut-tree kept for fruit. MKoSJir?, ( as opp. to HTT- 
 t HTI OHe kept for tochli/ ). [ ^ ;i. 
 
 Fruit stalk of the c. nut tree. TOTT m. U^'^f\f. w,^- 
 
 Matted branch of e. nuttree forrooiing.^fq- j/i.^TH^T/. 
 
 Spathe of c. nut tree./, qrnl' /. Rir/. 
 
 Young c. nut tree, plan/let. ^'H] m. 'TT^T/. 
 2— <7/e ■«!(<. HR5l»«.5Trft%^«.»-ft'P'^M.^^rTr^«. — contemp- 
 tuously qt5<F^ n. »r^ ?!. 
 
 A couple of c. nuts, ^"ff n. 
 
 C. nut of which the kerael is tliin and scanty. <^pt- 
 
 Cluster or bunch of young c. nuts. q's/. [ 5 ». 
 
 Dry and rattling c. nut. ifrTT «»• 'J4'J,^T ^TR3E »». ^l^- 
 Empty e. nut. cJT^t?=5 or ST^?^ n. 
 End piece of a c. nut. Z^\ f. 
 
 Fibrous integuments of the shell of a c. nut. ^ifTW. 
 '^\^n. =^=r¥«. WTSiTw. — a single fibre of them. WA'^^^f. 
 
 Fungous mass in the middle of the c. nut. njt^m. 
 Greenish c. nut; mit ofwJiieh tlie mil/c is net dried, 
 
 cfiTfFTwj. ^f^«. arf^rsr ^ra^m. 
 
 Half of a c. nut. T.^'Sf. 
 
 Half of a c. nut shell used as a vessel. TRoft/. JTR- 
 
 Hollowed c. nut, used to dish out water, for keeping 
 things in, &c. <HV^ or aiicA+ff!. art^t^/. fi^/. 5^ or 
 Z^ or fjm. S^rarw. ^m. ifr^Tw. %?5^rm. %^«. ^m^T^n. 
 
 Integuments of the shell of a c. nut drawn into 
 strings. +|ai|giOT. — twisted into cords. ^H or ^n. — ■ 
 A piece or bit of it. ^>T?f5«. ^T^lt/. (or ^^^^$&c.) 
 
 Kernel of a c. nut. ^tsft". 
 
 Oil from the kernel of the c. nut. ?^r«R3«. HKc4;^«. 
 
 Oil obtained from c. nut shells by burning them. ^- 
 ^Z^ n. [3TI%?7«. 
 
 Oil obtained from heated scrapings of young c. nuts. 
 
 Oil obtained from the kernel of the c. nut by squeez- 
 ing with the hand. 5%^ n. [shell. i^<i\ /. 
 
 Piece of the kernel of a c. nut cut out from the 
 
 Eipe and dry c. nut. g?<r5 or %^zf. 
 
 Eipe c. nut fallen from the tree. iT^hf or ^^'S[ ^^%J. 
 
 Scrapings of c. nut. '^^m. =^mn. =|^w. 
 
 Shell of a c. nut. TO^/. ^T^f. q^lnrt/. ^€t/. rK- 
 "in, HKol|-«n 3TT?/. 
 
 Young c. nut. ^iwz\m. #f;CT»!, 5[T^ n. H^PT TK^w?. 
 
 Cocoon, n. ^\^m. ^^-^ m. 
 CoD, n. pod. ?Tii/.
 
 GOG 155_ 
 
 2 ^^ ITTOT 3TI^. 
 Code, n. collection. ?f?Tf w. ?rf^?T[/. [^T^^'n. 
 
 2 ( of regulations &c. ). +IH-~dH?Trw. ^SHSJ^/. Srr- 
 CODICIL, M. P[?VT^^ ^Tr^I'jft/. ^f^^^^TT'". 
 2b Coddle, v. a. parboil, ar^fil^rr ^RW, arq'^^ i'o^). 3T5[- 
 
 2 cocker, v. To Indulge. ?Jr5 »!. ^F^'JI, ?5r5^PT^. 
 
 Co EFFicACT, n. ^nrn ui+rRt^r/. 
 
 Co-EFFiciENx. See Cooperating. 
 
 Co-efficient, «. — in arithmetic, ^^>n. 
 
 Co-equal, a. v. Equal. ^H^MH, ^TcTFrT, dlrtl-HT, cTTS^'fr, 
 
 CO-EQUALITT, n. V. A. ^HWHMfTT /. ^TK^rTT /. ^^"^ 
 
 CO-EQUALLT, adv. V. A. SfO^O^. 
 
 To CoEECE, V. a. T. To CojirEL. iI?5T?^FR??J.-»r*Jl"lO /.-&C. 
 
 2 See To Eesteain. 
 CoEECioN, «. See Compulsion, Eestbaint. 
 CoEECivE. See Compulsoet. 
 Co-ESSENTIAL, a. partalcing oj the same essence. ^THTR, ^- 
 
 Co-ESSENTiALiTr, n. ^TT^TT^rm" /. TTT^T^TrtT/. TTSTHHUdl/. 
 
 Co-ETANEOUS, flf. o/ZAe 5n!W!i? (7ye. ^H=|'MV+, ?rn^, ^fKT^^T- 
 
 C0-ETEI!NAL, a. ^f^^ JTFft, frTf?I??T^'4FTt. 
 
 Co-EYAL, a. of the same ajc. ^HR^Tc^, (^^i^rfe^, ^M+F- 
 
 Co-existence, n. ^^-^{^mn. w^nm. tr^^FTf^^pfSfra. 
 Co-ExiSTENT, a. ^^ +l«Nr, '^q^T ^H^TSfr, '^ JpTfe^, ^- 
 
 Co-ExTENSi\ E, a. ?R=^N^, ^T^^PTPF, ?TiTNfq^, ?rmftiT, 
 Coffee, n. — the berry, ^m. 
 
 2 — the infusion. JfJcTT;". ^T'pt/. is common. 
 Coffee-house, «. ^etr^tRT ?«. 
 Coffee-pot, ?j. +'Mi^l?fr/. 
 Coffer, n. v. Box. ^f^/. ^TTw. HTf;^/. 
 
 2 V. Teeasuee. HtSP:". 
 Coffin, n. sr?TT=5ft ^s^F/.-q^/. ^mfePT/. 
 
 2 grocer's paper-case. '^m. dim. jCt/. ^raTT??*. f?»». 
 
 iTo Cog, t;. a. ( a wheel &c. ). sriFTT^'Jr, sm^Eq-. 
 
 2 tvheedle, v. To Coax. jt^rSt. 
 Cog, m. tooth of a ivheel. fffrlT)". ^ffTm. 
 
 Interstice between cogs. 'JT'^iyr/- 
 Cogency, «. v. A. sTo^^/. ^FfT/. ^^^.■^\ f. ^\^~^ n. ^ 
 
 Cogent, rt./om'JZe. iioS^p?:, ^3-, sfSR, ^RT^fT, ^^TT^TT, ^T^- 
 Jb Cogitate, Cogitation. See To Think, Tnoucm. 
 Cognate, a. lorn together. ^^■^M, ?f|^, tT'l^^rfTrf. 
 
 2 v. Eelated. WsffiFflq-, ^tfiif, "^^F^TTrftq-. 
 Cognation, n. v. Eelaiion. 'JTRTft^^fcT?^. ^t?T^5i«^«.- ^^- 
 
 COI 
 
 Cognition, n. certain knowledge. ar^vRf^^ fTT^n. fq'sTr^n. 
 COGNiZAliLE, R. that falls under judicial notice. =^nt;5fT ^JC- 
 
 iJTr3frir-?rR^-&e. 
 
 2 ///a^ WW// ie known. 3T|U|Ui(M"liii-&c. ^<T, 'TI'^^ ( in 
 conip. as ^f^q'nr^K c. by the senses ). 
 Cognizance, n. judicial notice, qr^rj^ft/. ^TT^T'Th/. =qnF?fr/. 
 
 2 jurisdiction. =#F^fhP<u>^MT 3Tf'<:T'7;R»J.-3T'T?J?«. 
 
 3 See Pekception. 
 
 4 JacZye. f^^TPJft/. 
 Cognizant, n. having knowledge of. Hrf^TR, cn' -4-,i)'iK . 
 Cognominal, a. having the same name. ^,'^^i^]=^T, ^Rnvt, 
 
 To Cohabit, v. n. dwell tcifh. ^5JT?rwJ.-iT;?R'<TPr ^\^ m.-^.. 
 
 5f=rra'»«.-&c. ^Rur, tr^fepniff ?rr^. 
 
 2 Z(i>e together as husband and wife. ^-^T 5Tm#?!TT=Tr- 
 
 -^Tn<if-&c. ^5^trJi=PH?rnw. ^Rof, xTj^,x\'^'{f.-^'v.'^r^n. 
 
 -&C. ^Ruf. 
 
 Cohabitation, «. v. Y. 1.— aci or *;<//e. ^i^tt^tm. ?^R"<TrH 
 
 Coheie, «. cr?R^^OT. Er?T^^:J»i. qr^^T^?;;, f^HRrt, HMT, 
 CO-HEIEESS, 5(. q-FRf^^CTT/. f=f ^TTpT^ft i'O;'. f^^Tlfm/. &c. 
 
 2b COHEEE, «;. n. slick together. C^^FH^T^l ?J^^^-f%r^??r?r 
 2 be ivell connected. ^^CTf, vJlJT^, ^S^Hr-^'^nt^r-^n^T- 
 
 Coherence, Cohesion, 7i. y. V. I.— state, ^'^t^m. ^-^w^- 
 
 f. ^^^f.^T^f. 
 
 2 ?i^»f«s. ?fnf?T/. ^'qtrw. ^rs^fgfs;/ 'j^iq^f^'^Twi. 
 CohEEENT, a. V. V. 1.— ^n^w, ^'5^, ?r?f^. [f!^-«T. 
 
 2 owe? Consistent. ^tS'hWt, g^Trr, ^qcTcfR, ^isngj. 
 Coherently, adv. v. A. 2 ^riFfirr?', ^f^Hq^TP. 
 CoHESiYE, a. V. Sticky. f%r^ N^"!, fST"--!. 
 Cohesiyeness, «. Y.A. f^+,dquiiOT. &c. !:R»«-#f»;. f^^trm/. 
 2b CoHiBiT, ConiBiTiON. See To Eesteain, Eesteaint. 
 Coif. ». (i^lSf*K-n 2Nt 3Tf|. 
 2b Coil, t). a. gather into a riaig. iRToECTr, 5RT^?n.2)7.-5r?T5RTr- 
 
 Coil, n. ( as of a rope ). \7^'^\m. qiiofl/. ^;^«. ^i?f?i. 
 
 2 coiled mass, n^ /. qfr^n. niTofr/. JST^". 
 
 3 MOJse, tumult.^ v. Bustle. T^iTS/. qt^ot?;!. qtotw. 
 Coin, n. ^-^n. k^t/. ji^^r/. ^VJ\%n. 
 
 Some of the Cu/Hi arc.'^W, 55!;R^T,5»f ,f^^/. 3Tr- 
 
 ''ft/. =^lc^, MMril, arq'^t, ?<RrT, |r?r, 5=^, sfrsfT^^, qf- 
 ^, KT^, "FS'T, =r^, ^R^qpr, (^%tT ^RT. See Eupee, 
 Money. 
 
 Bored c. g?;T^ ( m^:\ &c. ). 
 
 Consisting of Yarious coins. JTm^TRt. [Ac. ). 
 
 Cracked c. ^^^, ^^jTiRf^, ^n?-^^^, ^=^ ( ?q^r-
 
 COL 
 
 150 
 
 COL 
 
 Piiyineiit in yarious coius. H|u|c)Pt ^«. 
 Stamped or marked c. 3nt(?'T^,"Wr &c.) ^l:^^iVf{. 
 Cracked and rubbed, — coins. qv5i'^?ff_ 
 To CoiK, V. a. slamj) metals for money. TTS^f, Rt^^T m. Hlfuj 
 
 Coining die. ftlJgT «»• 
 2 Jahricate, Jorge, v. To Iityext. ?^>jf, TPT^, ^^TTT/.- 
 
 Coinage, Coiking, n. v. V. 1. — act. TTS^i «». f'TJ^PTR'jf n. 
 
 5?t^^ «• 
 
 2— «c/. ;[^ur «. &e. T^^/. 'ft^^T/. 
 
 I. matter coined. See Coix. 
 To CoixciDE, V. 71. fall together, meet in the same point. ^- 
 
 TITT m ^pir g. of s. 
 
 2 V. To Agkee. r^otui, ^35^, 5''T''f, ^ ot.-^JTT m.- 
 
 ^3T^»«. iRfiJf y. o/s. 
 Coincidence, n. t. V. 1. w^ m. 
 
 2 and Ageeement. ifcS m. ^iT »». ^?r=rr m. fTi7:nTp m. 
 Coincident, a. t. V. 2. ow(Z Ageeeing. ^oiuiKi, &c. fHFTT- 
 
 CoiNEE, w. V. V. 1. ffTW "mtriKT, Jf^P^nro'TT. 
 
 CoiE, n. 5pT'<Tr «». 
 
 Coition, Coitus, n. v. Copulation. ^ m. H^T^ »«. g?rTM. 
 
 Co-JUBOE, n. one lolio swears to another's credihiliti/. ^fl?rT?ft, 
 
 Coke, n. HF^OT ^^ ^5IFT ot. 
 
 COLANBER, n. strainer. <|c)ot| or ;fT3;T J». ^//ot. ^Hoft O?" ^T^ff 
 
 /. ^m^/. %55aft/. ^^r^/. ^EfTcS'^/. =5TT^5uf|-/. 
 Cold, »!. — as a principle or cause, f^ pop, f|^ or* |h «. 
 •45Ti/. 5!tfr/. ?ft?r n. 
 
 2— the sensation, v. Coldness. «r^/ f^ or ^f^T ». I^- 
 ^i\orf^^\t[f.t[r{n. 
 
 Cramp from e. JPT^S m. +|+|1/. i;. if?. 
 Stift" from c. +l+i'+^l. 
 
 To be stiff & cramped from c. ^FRiSot, TTT^irf. 
 S catarrh, ^^ n. W^f. ^f?^^^\^ m. 'A6TS^n. ^^^n. 
 ■i ( in the system ). ^R^/. -ij^f. f^TFT^ST^/. ^n. 
 C. in the eyes, ^];^^f. v. ^T._ 
 Cold, a.— of substances, gener. '4l, ioI^t^ pop. f^Trra, f^^r- 
 flT, 5fft?r, TTT, 5ftrn?T^. 
 
 Very c. cold as clay. ^^qTHTWT '45. 
 To become or be e. TTT^rot. 
 2— esp. weather or wind. TK, '4^, ^[ftrr, ^T^, ^'R', f|iT- 
 
 Bitter, biting, piercing, icy, &e. c. {also—oi water). 
 TTT, •<t5'TK, nRmr ^q^ or Jn^TTK spT^TcT, TR^K'iT^, TR- 
 
 To bo sharply c— weather, water, &e. qn:5f^D| , J ||V >i . 
 8 /":«/«J</(e«fns^o/eoZ</. -4ft ^JT^^^T, fl^TT^FST, &c. 
 
 ^5^, ^fr?Tfrf3?T, Tfrnm, ;fftrTo?Tf<T?T, &c. [ j^of 
 
 To feel or be c.'4ft/.-% «.-&c. ifT^Bfr im. con. f|=ror', 
 
 i^ having cor cooling 2»aUties. Xf^., ^f\^ pop. fr[r{^ 
 
 5 frigid, apathetic, phlegmatic. '45, '45T, f^otT, ^ft^, :^5, 
 
 H^, '4? si^nft^, 45'^'THTq-T, ^ttw, ^^raT'^r, f^npr, 'a^- 
 
 f?f, ;|frfT!7?;iil5p, ^ftFT^^JTR, 3?rFiT^, f^^. ISome terms 
 for a colJ,phhgmaiic, apathetic pemon, are f^T5:Tfil5»lTOT. 
 
 6 ««< affectionate.^ not cordial. '45, '<t5T, 4 jl|"^ l, 3T^JTT- 
 5fhF, 1%^^^, fsT'TT, ??r^rHRT^T, 'JT%^T, 'iT^fTT'T^. 
 
 To be c. iT?rm ?TTT ^of, '45T?/. '•T^'jf. 
 In cold blood. 45^mRFr, TTn^^^lt. 
 
 7 not hating sexual desire, '45, '45T, ^JT=rT?rTr ^^-^i 
 
 CoLD-BLOoDED, CoLD-HEAETED, a. unfeeling, f^^f, f^5T, 
 
 ^fTponrf^. ['fT^t=f ^, &c. 
 
 CoLDLT, a(/y. T. A. 5. ^'^^nmr^, 4^^, +o!,*5fhrt=qvT, ^- 
 
 6 45T^#, W^NN^^, iTfTTm^-^, 3T^>T5-^. 
 Coldness, n. v. A. 1. 4fr/. 4^T0TT ?». f^irToJrf /. ^ft^ ». 
 
 2 45t/. ff^r^o;?. f|^ or fr^ «. ^ft?f w 5?!T n. ^R<t/. 
 Eigors of c, extreme, intense, bitter, biting, &c. f. 
 
 5!tfl^FTP5r-nTT5T or * I K 1 4 1 -nTfr5r-'Trr^'5RT-nifNr5T-iTTT^»», 
 
 3 ffq- or fk». 4ft/. 'h^n. ^tcf »J. f^rft or f^^fft/ ^f^- 
 
 4 457^ «!. ^ftcTSiqTJTTOT. ?R^/. ^ft?nTf^=r ». 
 
 5 45^0TTOT. 3^T^/. iTf?T«. ^^T5^». ^5f^». ^I^TT ot. fif- 
 
 TFTw. tptttrot. arrf^r/. g^#t^5r?». ^ft^sr^^fff / 
 
 6 45^>Jrr>». '45Tf /. 3t^ »». '^^». f%^%f^/. f^'TiT?;r 
 
 n. ^^iTT^Jrt. 
 
 7 ^tf^TWT m. ^rT^rRRT TT^?? »t. ?ft?T!T?5f^ /. 
 
 Cold shoulder. To give the c. to. %fT=5fr 5toJT ^ ST^f^ijf, 
 
 5T qrfl?^ WT^ «. decl. SRCTT. 
 Colic, M. "TRi^jfS or qfe^ss ?». ^j^ pop. ^. m. qf^^jfi »?. 
 
 mRuiih^j;^ ot. arm^jfj «?. ^m^j^^ m. 
 
 That has c. 'TT^to'JT, ^Jfft. 
 To Collapse, «;. n.fall together. q^>jf or qg^ ^m, =%^^, 
 ^^ or ^^^TTiit, m*-l ^TTTot. [ =^ /. 
 
 Collapse, Collapsion, «. v. V. — state, q^rof «. &c. %TfT/. 
 Collapsed, ^. t. V. snj^^c^T, ^^T^?5T, &c. 
 Collar, «. ( for the neck ). T^if^w. T^ft/. «P5^^ m. %- 
 Z^^ n. 
 
 C. of silver worn by the worshippers of Khandob.i. 
 nfST or irts-qr w. 
 
 Ornamental c. of gold or silver. ^^^ f. 
 
 2 ( as of dogs, &c. ). '^% or #r^ or A'l^, m. 
 
 3 ( of horses, &c. ). 155^5 n. ^rt/. ^^?ft/. 
 To slip the e. aTFT «. ^PK^ W. 
 
 To CoLLAE, V. a. seize, ly the throat. Tccf^'ft/-nT'Tt€t/.-^- 
 
 7^/.-&c. tr^ g.of 0. 
 Collae-eoxe, n. ^rft/- ^^ «■ 
 To Collate, v. a. v. To Compare, v^tsi^ or %pT Trf '^, 
 
 q'5rr5^'n or q^Frr^s^, t5Ht^ TT^'if, Ttrfrr »i. Tif't, ^g- 
 
 ^'T/.-^H+M^r m-'^^ =n?^HT/. q'of-^^<Jt g. of o. 
 2 gather Sf place in order, ^^"jf, ?JR^.
 
 COL 
 
 157 
 
 COL 
 
 Collated, ^J. v. V. 1. 73riT^?r hiI^c^c^, &c. 
 
 COLLATEEAL, a. Idng side to side. Sl^:^ TT'^fWT, ^'^^- 
 
 2 ( of relationsliip ). m^ra^jtrr^, ?TmT^''Tt, ^^^r- 
 
 3 not direct,— oi testimoiiT, &c. q's^, TJTSTfqT. 
 •!■ Sec Paballel. 
 
 Collation, n. v. V. I.— act. T5?fT^^ n. Sec. qitFTTr^'Jf n. 
 
 q^rTr5tT m. qitHT m. +.^H + Nr7T "t- 
 
 I. rej)ast. tpTToS ??;. ^tTT^TT »»• 
 Collator, w. v.-V. 1. MidlciH TTfTTTT, &c. 
 Colleague, ti. EPTTHTr H]^ m. ?im?ft »»• ^PT^'f "«• ?ffT- 
 
 f^-rq^rfr m. ^^^ m. ^■>T^W■'\f\ m. 
 To Collect, v. a. v. To Gather. fiTo!;^. -^MNui, ^JTFR- 
 
 ot, ntST ^^, ?nT^ WJ.-^^^PT m. ^X^ fj.oj o. 
 
 2 ( monies ). ^■^ ^m^ ^^SCfff, ^^'T^, S'T'T^'t /.-T^F'ift' 
 /.-THRr ???.-&c. ^^"Jf y.o/o. 
 
 3 infer. ST^Tm »!.-?r% «j.-&e. q;^, %af, %^ ^FTW. 
 
 4 ( one's self ) ^?Jt^-'HMN<-&c. ir^, f^rl «. '<TT^r^ 
 
 To Collect, v. n. accumulate. nrjJT fM, ^^TH^, ^TT^OT, ^t5- 
 
 2 assemble.^ Y. To Gather. (H'/ui, tr^^TTur, -jihuI. 
 Collect, «. s7jor< comprehensive prayfr. ?nTSf r'^^TT /• 
 Collected, aj. self-possessed. ftiTTf^TT, ^^'tff^rT, 3T^ti- 
 
 Collection, n. v. A^. A. l.~act. ff^o^ij n. ^TRot n. &c. 
 vrlHNOT. ^'tt^ ?n, ^^ m. =qTf m. 
 2— act. Z"^.^ n. 3^^ n. &e. ^ttT^TT «»■ Tn^i^/. S^^T- 
 
 oft/ ^jn^ft^/. <m\^\\f. 4'\<'{\^f. 3^5:uffy. j^psijr^/. 
 
 C. of the rcTcnue of a district. JTRT^ m. JTlTT^rT /. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. — act. qrHi^ n. ^f=q^ «. ^f^ur «. 
 
 I. collected body, v. Heap, ^fs ?«. ^TRT m. W^ m. ^^PT 
 »l. ^^T m. pop. TX^f. ii*|c(i 7«. ^f^FT ot. ^q- wi. W^^W^ m. 
 ( used esp. in comp. as %^ SR5N, f^TT ^?!rPT ). 
 
 Collections ( as of sums, monies, &e. ). •d'MU|/. T^- 
 spift/. N^'-Iiun/. ■i'\4\^f- 3'll«ri OT. 3+c.fld/. ^d'+'^OdviTHT 
 
 Contingent collections ( or levies ). ^Ttf^^fn: ^^tht/. 
 Extra collections. f^T^ITf 3fRT/. %ft^ ^^IHT/. 
 General c. or levy ( of monies ). ^{\f. ^'{\'^\^dtft f 
 Miscellaneous c. ^jRf^ m. 
 Collective, a. v. Aggregate, ^mciifq^, ^rTrf^T^, W^- 
 
 2— in grammar. ^r^^T^JTr^TP. [ 'TCT. 
 
 Collectitelt, c(/w. v. a. 1. (J+^jd, ?iq^T:, ?tM'i.l'4*,M, ^m^- 
 COLLECTOR, «. V. A. 1. ■^hT'^uiki, ^^=iU||^T, <&e. ?r'^^, ?f- 
 
 qr^^, ?iiT^^PTTf-qrp?^-q^-&c. 
 
 2 TT^r'JTTn, T^^OTPT, c<cc. 3^«=!?T, ^o^. 
 
 I. ( of revemic). JTm?I7n:, HTT???!^, (his office ^J^^• 
 
 ^ift/. ) +MI=fl['H<l,K, ( his office ^JTRt^T^/. ), ? ^jrl<^K , 
 rTftft?;:^, ( his office rr^^ft;^(^/. ) The European Col- 
 lector is called ^F^^rTT or-T:^. 
 College, n. society of learned men. ?TT^ /. f5Tg[3iPT^| m. 
 'k^^^ n. [fifT^ '//!. 
 
 2 edifice for students. TtS^TT^/. r«)4||p!,-M n. fKZ m. ^^- 
 
 3 associated body — gener. v. Assembly, ws^f. ^TT/. 
 VT^f 
 
 CoLLEGiAL, Collegiate, a. v. N. 2. "TR^IM^, TTS^^T^t^- 
 
 Collegian, Collegiate, n. f^^JT^f »>• sTT^ m. f%^IRTf^- 
 Collet, n. See Collar. 2 tliepart of a ring in which the 
 
 stone is set. ^ n. ^.\^ n. 
 To Collide, v. n. strike ayainst each other. ij+H+mI 'T^^f. 
 
 -iT'^T m.-&c. ?rFT^-^?f^, (^q^^^jn^ ?imw, ^jqiiif, 5RDT, 
 
 2 fig. interfere ivith, S;c. v. To Clash. etTHot, ^Wt/. 
 fm, S^OT, ^q^q?/. 5f50T ^r. of s. 
 Collier, n. ^ti ^A^W^ ^TofTH q^TT q;?:oTRT. 
 
 2 ^St JpTS^Tt^ s'TNTft. 
 
 3 ^nft ^5!;^Tf% 5(TT^H. [««. 
 Colliery, m. ^mr^5 ^t\ ^f^ ^^^^ +I4"'-Ii^l q^J^^qpfT 
 
 2 ^fr ^^if^r STTOT in- 
 To Colliquate, &e. See To Melt, &c. 
 CoLLii?ioN, V. V.l. — act. ?fqT^ n. 5mTfff n. &c. <^Hq;Hr 
 
 q'jgr OT.-'^TT OT.-&C. ^qi?T M. qTFTT 3TRm ?«. 
 
 2— arf. qr^f^ ». ^Twn\f. ■^**i'+- /. 
 To Collocate. See To Place. 
 CoLLOcoTioN. See Conversation. 
 CoLLOP, n. ?mTrft=^ T=rT m.-^qrST w. KRHHS M. 
 Colloquial, a. relating, ^-c. to common convenation. 5^r?CT- 
 
 Colloquialism, n. ^m^TFft ^'^^'f^T k^m ^mi HTTon^qT 
 
 Sf^PR m. 
 Colloquy, n. v. Conyeksation. HTrar^^ff/. ^T=^r^/. ^- 
 
 To Collude, v. n. conspire in a fraud. <p?I5r'rft^-&c. qi^ m. 
 
 -q^ m.-iTfl'/.-&c. JpTOJ, ^f'TT'TrT w.-^TTrf «.-iJdKU|'H+.ri 
 
 »t.-q)"T^5f W.-&C. qi^^nf. 
 Colludes, «. Colluding, p. a. v. V. ^iT?PT?r ^TOTFT, &e. 
 
 Collusion, «. v. V. 'P^sfofNT ^P^ m.-^ n.-^j] m.-nf(f.- 
 
 &c. ^JRiTfr 71. mf^^ n. irFrnTJra%?r m- ^^mzm=^ m. 
 
 Share or concern in a collusive agreement. 3^1 n. fJT- 
 ?rnp w. 
 Collusive, Collusoky, a. ?PRJTrrr^T, ^rnHrfP^. 
 CoLLUSivELY, adv. ^'MMdlH, ^fnHcn^, SfrTTT'JT^q^ciR, :T^- 
 
 Colly, «. ^los^ir^ft T^ft/.-H^ m.f.-tj^ n. 
 COLLYRIUM, w. apjjlication for the eyes. 3^^^ ?J. ^^t^==T ''. 
 H^fNiiT n. <S{^^W^ n. 
 
 C. of antimony. gTJTT m_ 
 
 "Wire for applying c. "^.if.
 
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 COLOOYSTH, n. — the plant. t^^P^ pop. r?r^cT/.;jrp[^- 
 ^ n. ^i^rv^f. f^is^f.—i\\c fruit. i^^wnXJ-po^.i^'^- 
 OT «. 'f.^S^ n. 
 
 COLOX, ». ?IcE m. ?r^ »i. 
 
 Wind in flicc. ?f^^PT »'• ''T^%f- 
 2 (T^ f^TPT fq^ Wf , ?f"-iT^ C). 
 
 COLOSKL, 7!. qrS^rfTFTrST ^^^T 3THH?TT wi. ^^ m. 
 
 Colonial, a. v. ^^ ^^ ^^f^p^J %?t^tt%^, 5^Tfrrr?'*l??Tm^T- 
 
 COLO.NIST, H. %5T^Tr%^^r51T U^OTRT. 
 
 To Colonize, v. a. eslallUk a colonif in. STTTF'TT ^^TT^T- 
 
 2 viigralc and settle in. qRTf^CTf, f5ir?ir=f<'fy/.-^'ft=r?rFr/- 
 
 Hqt^^/. ^K^ g. ofo. ' [ srf^/. 
 
 Colonnade, «. row of pillars. ^Rt^t ^m/.'Sf'T qffp/.^TT- 
 
 COLONT, n. hody of people migrated to another country and 
 
 remaining under the mother slate. aRHTrTT S^Tf^r or arPT- 
 
 Ac. ff^^irarftrf^ 3pT '»• i^/. ^^T5TraR'<T3T^ VI. pi. 
 
 2 ///(? country colonized, '^sm^] ^?T JTrS^f^TMr^f^f ^r^T- 
 
 Coi.OQciNTiDA. See Coloctniu. 
 
 COLOB, n. tl m. ^ m. pop. etittt o;- ^U^ «?. w. TFT w. 
 
 To change c. v. To Blush. ^3T=^ TTofT ». ^raq-, iT?i^- 
 ^nnf «. ^tijfy. o/s. 
 
 2 coloring substance or comprsition. f\ m. <jmo^ n. 
 
 3 V. Peetence. cf^DTT m. frfHTT k. 
 
 4 sori.v. Kind. v?rr?r/. ST^R ?«. 
 
 5 colors; standard, ensign, \. Fi.ao. f^^TpiI or ^ n. 
 Hanging out false c. p/.-f ?^^FRuft/. v. Z\^^. 
 To haul down one's cjiy. ^FR' m. pi. qr^iit. 
 
 To CoLOE, «. (?. ^CTT, tn^rot, tn »*. ^iJf, tn^-t^-tntfr ^^.m. 
 
 2 varnish, gloss, ^'c. v. To Embellish, q^cfot <i|r) | dr) 
 
 3 palliate, v. To Excuse, f^frr^ ".-sf^oiT »«. ^itTif. 
 5b CoLOE, V. n. See To Blush. 
 
 Coloeaele, a. specious, \. Plausible. TTrT^^^, TTfT^f^TT. 
 Colohed, p. Sf a. V. V. A. & N. t%OT, tlf^f^rCT, tl^, 
 ^, t^fT, t^ft^, 5fCfe. 
 
 2 i^f^^Rifts c5T^^?r ?rf^^sr, &c. [ t^?r «. 
 
 •CoLOBLvo, n. V. V. A. l.~act. t^ot «. Tifcfoi «. &c. ^t^H ». 
 
 I. coii or price of c. k^^J^^f. tnil/. 
 
 II. specious appearance. TTrTr^Tra' »n. ilrM^IT^s^T n. 
 
 CoLOELEss, a. jfnc^^ f^Efuf, tTft^-Tf|?T-i^n:ff fT-f^ft^-^j^- 
 &c. 5r^-?f^fT-&c. 
 
 ■Colossal. Sec Laege. 
 
 Colossus, n. gigantic statue. ^\Z\ Tj^r in. 
 
 Colt, n. f^iTT m. f^ti n. ^j m. S^rW^lTTq m.—in contempt, 
 
 endearment, &c. f^TR^ n. 
 
 2 big and giddy boy. ^r^ m. ^5nT m. qRfJS W^inT OT. 
 Colter, «. — of a plough. <jrra m. 
 CoLiisn, a. fWK^^ m=5ni, fs^PKT. 
 
 COLUMBAET, »i. T. DoVE-COTE. ^^/. [ COmp. 
 
 CoLUSiBiSE, a. V. DovE-coLOEED. qRsqT^T t^TT^r, ^TT^ in. 
 
 COLUIIN, n. V. PlLLAE. ^H ?«. jfr?J?^vr ,«. ^IT ,„. 
 
 2 ( of troops ). qt?7 >«. Hm^^ w. 
 Close c. sR ?«. 
 
 3 (of a page ). aTRTST n. ^RT »(. ift^/. q^THK m. from 
 the English is in use. 
 
 COLUJINAE, a. ^tsjT^^ CHI'TPRl, 'fiTT^TR. 
 
 COLUEES, «. — in geography. TR^frR^fT n. 
 
 Coma, n. v. Lethaeot. 5rtT/. ^tTS/. 
 
 CoiiATOSE, CoM.\TOus, «.v. Lethaegic. 5rf<T? <T5%^T, 'JTfrT- 
 f^^T^. [ <piJr^ 71. 
 
 CoiiB, 7). i^^sRuft or fsr^iTft/. "F^Jlt/.^T^?/!.— in contempt. 
 Small toothed c. fe^ /. [?IDT-sfRar, 
 
 To draw the c. forcibly through the hair. 3TRT/. ^\• 
 
 2 ( of a cock ). T?f«l5-qrEft ^O] f. f^RntT/. ^^/. 
 
 3 honey-comb, qtoft/- 'frS »'• 
 
 4 hollow between hills, v. Yallet. ^it «. ^ /. 
 To Comb, v. a. f^^iJf or f%^?R<Jt. 
 
 2 ( wool, &e. ) T. To Caeo. Rim, f^^RiJt. 
 Comb-bag, m. ^p^t n. 
 
 To Combat, Combat, Combatant. See To Eight, &c. 
 Combative, a. 55;^ft??, 55^=T'^, ^^^'■Ml. 
 Combativeness, n. v. A. ^^^j^i^j n. ^^wcjumi/. 
 Combed, p. v, V. 1. ^^ISHT. 
 
 2 fT3T%?5r, fr3TR3?JT. 
 Combination, n. \. V. A. — act. fH7.^^ n. ^rS"?! n. ^jw/. 
 
 <r^ ^Tur «. ^JTT^ m. ^JTT^nJI ». gqT^?r n. ^q>T ?«. 
 
 ^iTRT «• ^'4R^T^ n. ^k^^ n.— state, aud Union. ^■^\- 
 
 ^ m. ^^?P?Tr/. ^4 '». ?i^f^/- ^TT ?». ^RTRTH m. 
 
 I. combined body; band, confederacy, cabal.^ ^'c. W.^i m. vf- 
 S: »i. ^TSt/. ^ »«./. ^n M. ^^t/. ^Z or ilf »». 
 
 II. confederation., league, conspiracy, ^'c. ^^.^^J m. ^ 
 m. ^f^f. ^Z m. W.Zm. ^P^RT on. ^.-^ m. nf[f. f^^^ f. <("- 
 SFHTT or ^ ot. ^ M. ^n n. TFRr^TrT 7!. ^n^RT n. ^FT/. vf- 
 '=ftTT?ft/. ?f<T w. ^m Wi. '^^^r «. tr^Ff n. Vm\r^ n. 
 III. — in mathem.aties. t^^^T^ n. 
 
 To Combine, v. a. taiite, v. To Join. fTr^^m, ^"jf, ^pjf, 
 
 ^ ^Rot, ^T^RT «.-^iTT^iI «.-&C. ^RWr y. o/ o. 
 To Combine, v. n. coalesce, mingle, mix, T. To Join, firsor, 
 
 2 confederate, conspire, league together, fil^'if, "^r^^, ^- 
 50T, 3T2;CTf , q^ »«. cTSof, ifm m. fir^;^, H^Tf^ «. f^osuf-^- 
 
 jm y. o/ s. ^^5f^^, fvA^ or iT'^aDT, ^?: ?«. stt'^nf-^^-ot, 
 
 ^5nc7/.-?fn^lTrr W.-^^spRTT «» .-fTTSEnft /. -^F?: «.-&c. =?Rcf, !7- 
 
 Combines, oi. Combining, p. a. v. V. A. fir^t^'tiTRT, <tc. ?f- 
 
 «?RT-?i€T^^-<tc. Jprlt. 
 
 T. V. N. firaoTRT, v^^OTRT, &c. 
 
 2 firsoTRT, ^JTorRT, &c. ?fiT^HFfr, ^^^^_ 
 Combing, n. v. \. 1. — act. ik=^X^ m. fq-^q^trfr/. 
 
 2 fq^ur «. &c. f'T^'jfr/. fq^Rift/. 
 
 I. Combings (of hair, of the ifft, &.c.)^^]m. iT?fTl "•/.
 
 159 
 
 Combustibility, w. v. A. 1. ^^jm ^r^t'^TT »). licc. ^?ft- 
 'M' «. ^^^ n. 
 
 Combustible, a. </;«/ will bum. ;^a?r!Tr=qT, ^5rRT?fTWT-^- 
 ITT-&C. ^^Jft'T, ?TSr, ^f^Rritq-, ^^. 
 2 that easili/ takes Jire. ^}^^ i^^-z:^V!TMh&C. ^f)"- 
 
 Combustion. See BuE>'iNa, Tumult. 
 To Come, v. n. arrice, approach, advance, tj-c. ^ot, ^q'ot-H- 
 jftq-&c. q^, ^m fr^, aTRT W.-3TRH5T w.-aTT^PT W.-&C. 
 
 Come! Come along! ^^, -^r^il, ^^ fH^'T q' ?nr^T. 
 To c. and go. q-ot^pjf n.-^^V^J^\ m.-^'^^^^^ «.-&c. 
 
 2 f^r3!o Jf"/"^, T. To EisE, To Proceed. ^M, S'T^^r^f, ^- 
 
 3 a^^am to, reach. TRof, T^T^, STTH' ft^T, q'lJf, fTTSSot^ 
 
 4 about; to pass, t. To Happen. tr5^-5pj^-|r3riT-<fcc. 't- 
 
 5 closely upon; press hard upon, he at hand. %^^ or ^- 
 
 6 off; he detached. '^^, ^'jf. 
 
 7 off; escape, gjof, fFfH^, fH'TT^'^, TK T^iif, JpTT^m. 
 
 8 off; clearlj or prominently; — au impression. 3Tra"?f, 
 
 9 off; ?ai-e place, ^fot, =qT;^ ctot. 
 
 10 out, forth; c. <o Ziy/if, appear clearly. 3TT»TaT or S^T- 
 OT, ^H'm or viHMui, ^^, ^qTft^-3'^fTlTt?T-Jlf?T^t^-&C. 
 qiif, spn^. 
 
 11 to; recover as from a swoon, ^c. ^^^-s^THT^-FT- 
 
 12 under; he included, ^tfof, "STT^in, RldfT 3TW. 
 
 13 up, out; — a tree, a peg, stake, &c. :7<T7^, 3^T^. 
 
 14 vp with, V. To Oteetake. 3T^'T W^. 
 
 To c. t-o. See To Amount. To c. short See To Fail. 
 To c. upon. See To Happen, To Attack. 
 To come, to happen hereafter, y.'Fvtvre. ■mq^T, 5^- 
 TT^EfT, qWPC. 
 CoME,^. V. V. 1. 3TT^, &c. 3TTqT?r, •srmH, VHI'IH, ^T??I?5, 
 
 3^'<TrT, JSTHj iri%^ ( used esp. of epistles. ). 
 Comedian, n. player, v. Actoe. H^ m. 
 
 2 o writer of comedy. iA*-m^WA\!\^\Z'^, ^tIT. \^n. 
 
 COMEDT, n. ^kq<+l4qT^ ^R^ )i. ^IwNmr-^ ^TR^ M.sf|^- 
 COMELINESS, 11. Y. A. 2. y<<^4UiT m. ^tj^xs f. ■HI'-HlqufT »i. 
 
 ^M+4U|| ?». &c. ?!:^?I^m «. ^P=?T/. g^/ ^JHTW/. 
 COMELT, a. decent, hecominy, t. Fit. qr^, -jRh, rrRni,%^. 
 2 graceful, handsome, v. Beautiful. gflT, ^Tr^PT, jfr^- 
 
 1, 'TiRh^^hott, ^q^, -ci-^ijj, g^TjT, g^^Vr, gHr^orr, g7^_ 
 
 Comer, «. v. V. 1. Jr"JrTT, &c. 'JTT'm-'iTRH^-&c. ^Ffrf, 'JTrTTfft, 
 Comet, «. f JT%h m. fft^?^=>f /i. 
 Jail of a e. ?f.|t/. 
 
 CoMETAET, Cometic, a. ^ff(^^^^- U 1 M •■? :. [ ^/. 
 
 Comfit, Comfituee, «. rf>-y sweetmeat. 4v l <i l ^R*5tT ««. fH- 
 To Comfort, v. n. f/ie(?r, etdiven, cj-c. v. To Enxourage. cjtt- 
 
 «mr''f, 3TT>JrT?Fr w.-5Tt^?n^=T «.- &c. ^pr^y. ofo. sflr «.- 
 
 qq «. Slit. 
 
 2 c/ifcr ;«K7er trouhle. v. To Console. ^TFR-'^, 'iTT'<n'^- 
 
 OT, ^if^?r «-?mT'cTPT M.-&C. ^?:ijf y. ofo. 
 
 Comfort, n. reliif or rest from pain, distress.^ cj-e. v. Ease. 
 g^ n. %^ M. ^TTTTtrT^ «. H^'<TT'JTT ?». 3TTTR- ?rt. 
 2 solace tinder a//liction.i Sec Consolation. 3 enjoy- 
 ment, comfortableness. g^Jf n. jn^ «. g^PTf »«. g??FTT ?«. 
 
 g^jftT'JTT m. :^R'/T?rT/ ^R3iq 71. 
 
 4 g)-ound or cause of c. ^^^^ m. ^^J^^.K^ n. ^TTT^-TT- 
 
 Tra'^R'T n. g^^stT^r «. g^?'<TPT «. g^^rm «. 
 
 Comfortable, o. v. N. 1. relieved, easy. ^;rF<T, ^TT'^pfl', ■STT- 
 
 ?;m, 'JTKTfT TT^'-^^r, vf^--x\H qr^T^?^, fFrar, smRTHr'-TW, 
 
 2 consoled, composed, ^e. ?Tt?T, ^R'<T, ^TTT'^rT'ft', ^THT or 
 g^R^^, ^HT^^IPT "TTq"^=^, smTBTRT'^T^, ^rT^riTTVT^, ^n%- 
 
 3 having enjoyment, c. or ease. ^5TTc7, ^^'4, ^^^ or ^, 
 
 f^, g^^T^, g^r^, ^f^^rrr, g^f?r, gnf?fqi, gwr^, 
 g^T^r, g^TT, ^f^'<T^, gr^r. 
 
 To feel c. gw^ q^-irof-tTRW-^H'erse ^ impers. 
 
 I. convenient, c^-c. v. CoMMODious.g^T^T,BTf=5rr, 5aYbrr- 
 
 ?,^itHK,g^, gT^^r^, g?^^, q-arg^. 
 
 II. affording c. or consolation.^ v. Consolatory. ^Tffrr^T- 
 
 Comfortableness, «. v. A. 1. ^^re^iTT^T m. anrmt/. ^^T^'*;- 
 rfr/. ^TRS'-q n. 
 
 3 g^'-HMuii M. gi-H.M'iuiT m. g^^cTT/. gf^FrT/. g^jTR- 
 
 I. HT^/. ^srrrrilT w. ^"ifm^aTT »». 
 
 II. ^T ildiH ^F? n. ^J^^.\^.^ n. &c. 
 Comfortablt, adv. v. A. 3. g^T^, g^HTTT'-^TT^^, g^JT^, 
 
 g^^, ^^TFJ, g^^T^'^r, gi%^, ^r^, ^''Trg^T. 
 
 II. HKT':TFT-g^-&c. qrT>:^-frS>r, a. ded. 
 Comforted, p. v. V. 2. ?Tt?r5ROT, &c. 3TT'Trf?r?T, STTrnr^T- 
 
 Comforter, n. Comforting, p. a. v. V. 2. ^f?t«?"crnTr, ?mT- 
 
 qr^^TniKT, &c. W^H^, 3TT»qT^^qT^, ^TiF^r^T^Frrf-JFR- 
 
 ^F-^PTft, ^^^rnfT, ^TpFfF^. 
 
 I. — woolen c. Tco^rra" 'T^F^^rqT^fr^r ^^r+O'-ft Tft/- 
 Comforting, m. v. V. 2.— ncf'. ^mijf ?!. arr^'^nTRT ". ^JF^^ 
 
 M. 5:5^IM^<'J| «. ^^TrT^TiiT n. ^l^^TfTW ?». sH^^'ttt n. 
 Comfortless, a. v. N. ] . 2. 3. arg^, 3T?IHr-:TT=ft, 'JT^^^^ir, 
 
 I. n<«i|-)i, JiTF^spfkr, g^Fmr'^T^rrf^. 
 
 Comic, Comical, a. relating to comedy. ^q"T^ T^T^ ^R^ 
 2 </»-oZZ, jj/ec?-, 0(7r)?. ^rj^, |Ri|+R+-:^^q^-c'ic. fH^PTT-
 
 COM 
 
 160 
 
 COM 
 
 CosiiCALXEss, 7i.v.A. 2. «Ft?nF n. tptg^'^nrT m. r\^^'\\i'^''W\in. 
 Coiiiifo, n. V. V. 1. — and Appeoacu. q^iJf n. ^J^^ n. arPTrr 
 
 »«. -■3TT'm?r n. [f^n. 
 
 C. and going. qiJf ^n^ n. q^ ^TRT m. q^r/- TTTFT- 
 
 ConiTY, n.suanfi/ qf«ia«nf7-s, v. Coueteoussess. gvd«idl 
 
 /. ^^fRT w. 3l2?r!T m. 
 Comma, «. (r^ R<IHR'^- 3Tf|. rf 3T^ ( , ). 
 ^b Command, ». a. order, direct, hid. 3TTfir/.-;|'f^nJ.-&c. ^- 
 
 ?^-^, aTTfTFTor, ?ffnw, HtfJfl'/-?TMt/. ^m,— strictly, 
 
 positively, &c. enjoin, charge, ^'c. ^TT=r^, ■M~JlN"i, rPHPT- 
 
 5T-^'^'T-&c. ^fTiiTf-^TT=;ffr-&c. — as used of the intimation 
 of tlicir pleasure, of kings, &c. THTTR'Jf. 
 
 2 hear rule over. [f^Hrf /.-^TRPTB.-T^nfSrrJrn.-aTrf^ncTfl.- 
 ?rTiT/.-H<<llfl /.-^•(.■^K+rf/.-3T'T?y m.-^^w: m.-&c. ^^ 
 -^FT^rSf u-ith qr of 0. 
 
 3 overlook, cj-f. TTTT'if, ?I^, TSTot, aT^Tm-ar^Tcq-m- 
 HT='Ttrr-nT7f<T-&c. s^ijf and wiVA i». con. aTH'jf ( as ^ 
 if ST ?^ 4i'JKKi|l iTr^f?r 3TI^ ). 
 
 Command, Commandment, n. mandate, order, precept, ^'c. 
 arrfiT/. arf^n m. ^rn^ «. f ^ »». f5rr':T ««. fjfqrq' n. arg- 
 
 frr /. =517^^/. ^^r m. f^\\\ m. f^^'n m. fsT^FI «!.— as 
 
 used o/ the intimation of their pleasure, of kings, &c. T^- 
 
 JTT^T or ^f arjfTT/. [fTff^. 
 
 Tliat is under the c. of. ;f ^T?fr, ^--bMl , f^^i^r, 3TT- 
 
 2 V. EuLE. f ^JTfr/. ?Tro^ ?j. ?rm'^T/-^r^ «. arTf^^T- 
 
 3 military charge.l^^V^ f. rl'HrfHIrl/. ^HM4lA o>- ^3^7- 
 CoiiMANDANT, «. Commander, n. Commanding, p. a. v. V. 
 
 1. STTfTT-f ^-&c. ^RTTTTTT-^WTTT, an^m^p. 
 
 arfcTTlH, HN*, ^JdW. TIT%^, ^HHMdN, or ^STTfT^. 
 
 C. in chief. %^T<Tf?f, ^^Tf^Tf^T, ^R^^ff or ^\ or q^. 
 
 Commanded,;). V. V. 1. aTTfrPT^PTT, &c. 3TrfTTft?r, arrfTH", 
 
 aTTfTm, arrprm, arrf^'j, 1%*;^^. [ ^. 
 
 COMMATEBIAL, a. V. CONSUBSTANTIAL. ^HT^^"^, ^ HR^b q-- 
 
 CoMMATEEiALiTY, w. V. A. ^sq^^TT^n" /. ^oq^l'-ij n. 
 
 To CoMMEMOEATE, V. a. Call to remembrance hy a solemn act. 
 
 ^.Tii g.ofo. 3"? ^5rR3?reqr<iT /. w.^ g- cfo. 
 
 C'OMMEMOKATION, n. T. V.— ffrf. g^q' OT. ^TfrT'TSnit??!^ m. 
 
 ^f^?^^- w. ^rnTJUf^ST m. 
 
 C0MMEiI0KATI7E, COMMEMOEATOET, a. V. V. aTTMW^^^^, 
 
 ^0 Commence, Commencement, &c. See To Begin, &e. 
 To Commend, v. a.v. To Eecommend. f^T<irHH/. ^of ^.ofo. 
 
 2 intrust, v. To Commit. ^TpTirr, ^TT'T'ir, f^T^rif. 
 
 3 V. To Praise, ^i^f.i^^ ,„. ^^ y. o/o. 
 Commendable, «. laudable.^ v. PnAisEwOETnT, ^^^TTTMr^, 
 
 &c. ^rfcT^ftq', ^5?I?^T^, ^^, 
 Commendableness, n. v. A. ^grsTJft^T/. ^5Rt|?TT/. 
 CoilJiENDABLT, adv. V. A. ^ETPTT^PTT a. decl. &c. 
 
 Commendation, «. v. Y. 1. f^TtfTRJ?/. 
 
 3 T. Pbai&e. ^^f. 'm^ m. wm-[f. 
 Commensal, a. v. N. qf^=q5r^r!T^, &c. ^iT'T^^, ^'^qrjfr- 
 
 =5fT, ^^>T?iv. 
 Commensality, CommeNsation, n. eating together. ^sprTT- 
 
 #t%q-air n. ^'[^,z■^^^m. ar^sqsr^ m. qi%Hr3T5T«. ^^nr- 
 ^^". v+'-irfh^MMrt. qf^^n<». 
 Commensueaeiliit, Commensueableness, n. t.A. ^^^^- 
 
 Rhiuhi/. •H*iMRni>Jrm^OT. ^hmhht/. 
 
 Commensueable,Commensueate, a.having equal extent,&;c. 
 
 To Comment, f. «. wm^-e ;!0/(?5, annotations, ^-c. fpf>\ f.-'>T{- 
 tq- ji.-fsn'JTJTw.-sqT^^T f.-z^W^T^n.-f?:'-^r!\n.-^S'^f.-&c. 
 
 2 remark censoriously. ^^/.-E^n^qr/.-TfTTr'snT «.-&c. 
 Comment, w. ^^/. HTis^ra. an^^fw. fJf^TOT?^. sqT^qj/. ^^- 
 
 rrrnrra. aT«rFt<rui'+i/. 
 
 Commentaet, 7s. look of annotations, ^'c. t[^ f. €t^nt'<Twi. 
 
 ■^w^n. arr^^W. 
 
 2 historical narrative. ^^J^f. 
 To Commentate, See To Comment. 
 Commentator, Commentee, n. v. V. 1. ^^^-&c. WA^\\i\., 
 
 ^^FT^FTT, ^WfPtTT, ^TT^^R, Tlcq^TTr, 5^rn>qraTT, ^•'TT- 
 
 Commeece, n. X. Teade. "k^ ^^n. \ %/. 3^^ m. s^RRwi. 
 
 2 V. Inteecouese. ^^orsjot?*. ^^Zjm. Eff^^rpr/. 
 C. of the sexes. ^^f^^'Tw. 
 Commekcial. a. Y. N. 1. ^H^MNl, 5'7=r^Kl-HT,5'i|mHRr, &c. 
 
 g^^tft, 5q-q^TW5itft, SqleJ^lR^ pop. i^^^^,^ ^}. 
 
 The c. interest. ^=r«N'+KI»». 
 Commination, Comminatoet. See Thee at, Theeatening. 
 To Commingle, v. a. v. To Mix. fTT^ra'^, <^^rf5:OT.-^»Tft?j- 
 
 ^ n. w^m g. of 0. 
 To Commingle, v. n. t. To Mix. frnr^or, 'q^^d^ni. ^. 
 To Comminute, v. a.v. To Pulveeize. =^of«.-q^/.-&c. ^^ 
 
 g. of 0. ^M^FT'Jin. 'P^ y- of a. 
 
 To COMMISEEATE, COMMISEEATION. See To PiTY, PiTY. 
 COMMISSAEIAT, W. JTt^^TFTTWi. 
 
 C.-supplies. ^^/. 
 CoMMissAEY, n. ( of an army ). ^^'i\^\m. ^\^m. 
 
 2 See CoMMissioNEE. 
 Commission, n. t. V. ( To Commission. )—act. ar^T^mT \- 
 
 2~act. <RKT^ ^tR^w. 
 
 I. See Committing. 2. 3. II. autlwrity given, cliarge, 
 
 trust, ^tllrflw. ar^RqiTn!. WJm. f^^ivim. 
 
 111. paper conveying authority. ?R5/. H <.M r"H U -I I H I ?». aT- 
 
 IV. — in commerce; order. <RiTT3!T or ^ f. 
 
 V. allotcance made to a factor, ^c, i.t^^/. arStT/ ^^Tc^/.
 
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 161 
 
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 To Commission, v. a. authorize, empower, ivarrant. 3i<5Hr"Hi- 
 
 WJ.-&C. W'X^ J- "f '^- f^^^-3Tf'^?r->!>:c. JRCTf. 
 2 — iu commerce; order. <p?TTrH or 9vmm/. JpTiiT-^nt. 
 Commissioned,/), v. V. 1. g^Mr^lCT "TT^%?!;r-f2-^?5T, 'iT'^r'nT 
 fsr'l^'j-Trsr^r, arftr?^, f^5^, t^q"rf3T?r. 
 2 <?>oTr^ft or ^'r, ^r^k, ^m^rs. 
 
 Commissioner, n. person commissioned. ^S{^\^m. ar^r'TTft, 
 To Commit, v. a. consign, intrust, deliver to. ^"TT'f, ^=)lrt'Ji, 
 
 iT3T^, r-H< ' i " i , afpT'if, ^^iT3f-^rar-fPfr-^T'^?r-ctc. ^tot- 
 %f ot-^ijr, q^ qwr, ar^^ijf, ?ijm, f^tT^roit/.-f^v'injr^/.- 
 
 To c. with confidence, f^^nrrnt, TT?^=Pt. 
 To c. to memory. qre-cfTsqi^-^^'Tre- ^S-H^TfrfT-^ITCT- 
 ?T-&c. ^T^. 
 
 2 ( a work or business,unto ). ^J^^"^, ^F^, ^fFSW, h:T- 
 
 ^, 3TT?nm, ?isf;f?q"?r, ^^\^j^, ^tifir, f^Krfi-fT-~?T^T?ft?r- 
 <T^rsTF=ft?r-|HT=^?T-qT'iw-f5rr\K-'-tc. ^f^Dr-^T^ot-^ g. 
 
 ofs_ PTT'Tt 0'- ^'4t HRiJf, To^Tf^T ^TT^Df, 3TT5t m.-TR m.- 
 
 s^-^, q??r ^T?50T. 
 
 3 perpetrate, T. To Do. qfTTot. 
 
 4 send to for imprisonment. r^jr[-&c. "Tresr^,^? ^''TT- 
 
 ^rret tr^3t, spTTry^ if TIT w.-q^RT^'T'T «• 'F';>jf. 
 Committee, M. q^?r/. "T^ «. ;)Z. f^J^HHT/. ^rpK^/. 
 
 from the English word is common. 
 Committing, Commitment, n. t. V. 1. — act. ^"pTof n. f?R- 
 
 ^ n. \^W.^ n. &e. f^T^uft/. fRT^^/ STqaT «. ?fH'|aT 
 
 w. f^v^^ n. 
 
 2— act. 131^ jt. 3^Kiq5i n. &c. 3TRH1T «. aTTTTT »». 
 
 4 ^KqfrT TTS^T^ n. &c, ^nT^srT"JT w. qSTTRTOT n. 
 To Commix. See To Mix. 
 Commode, n. JTFSfsTH^HKAil #|^ q^/. 
 Commodious, o. convenient, accommodate.^ comfortable. ?ftf- 
 
 =50", f^r^rr, ^If^R, ^"tf^TR, swi?, ^q%^T, ^f ^, T'-qr- 
 
 COMMODIOUSLT, at^u. V. A. +ilscJH, ^If ?TTT, 3TR^?q-qt^_ 
 Commodiousness, n. v. A. ^Tr^/. ^TT^rKq^ m. ?ltiT(TTqiTT 
 
 «. ^■q^'^dl/. 3^^rn m. 'AT^^T «. 'iTg^^^rtT/. ?5Tn m. 
 
 q-'OT^rT «. T'Tfq^^ «• 
 CoMMODiTT, w. ifew o/ ttw/'es or goods. fJT=JT?f m. qvirr «• ^T- 
 
 ^ OT. TTT55 m. 
 
 Commodities, — compreh. wares, goods, merchandise. 
 
 fxjra'^ m. pi. r^vHqM^ »». /;?. fTf3T5T?f OT- pi- JTra OT. 
 
 rif^T »«. 
 CoMMODOEE, «. arriRRp;^ g^^ arfqq^T^. 
 
 Common, a. lelonging to more than one. ^rHr^5rr,W'41T'n', ffT- 
 HTitpp 7)0/;. ^fTTTi^, ar'^^^rmR^, 'i^H^HT'-TRTT, 5T;pfTtTT- 
 
 nir, ^rpnm^^, ^+«-<ii+, ^imi'^I'Mtii^, JTrtiFoi^r^fTT^, 
 
 In common. yq|5+quiK, ^rMli>JN"Jr. 
 2 belonging to the pnllic.^ hating no separate owner. ^- 
 
 A c. wouuui, prostitute, ^'c. ?frRT''TT/. ^'•TRW^/. 
 
 3 belonging to all, universal, general. fl^'^T, ?1=IT~TT ?T- 
 sifeTTSTT, &c. ?I#€riTRor, fl^^^^, ^iff^Tq^, ^TNm'^r':?!- 
 
 4 public, popular, general. rTr^t^T, jTmflrlT, ?^rat=^T- 
 
 ?5rafff5, f^'pFC^mFST, Bt^€'^=5TT, v^^qtTqr€T?T^r, &c. 
 
 5 not rare or scarce, v. Abundant. «i;^, .'^''-^'^i f^"^, 
 
 6 ordinary, customary, usual, f7-eqvent. qftqT3T=^r, qf?:qr- 
 
 ^n^T, sq^^RRtrir, siifirq?, aif^?^, tt^^f, f'^BTf?t?^r, 
 
 7— of persons, not noble. ^TRTR^, WHWM sfrfhfT, ^rmR^ 
 Tc^t^, ^mROT Sfrft^T, WtTRTT q^sfhfT, HT^fT, ^>If?^, 
 
 8 — of tilings, ordinary, not ctcellent, for daily vse, <j-c 
 
 f^^, ^^=^, <^|J|NHT, iJiq<"iiNT, ^^Trft, =qT?fr=rT, f^f'T- 
 
 ?rPTR!T, sjPTTfr, ^\^W.., Ttrrr^, SRjqRfr, m^?f. 
 
 That is above c. Sf^mR'JT, -flrftmrR. 
 9 — in grammar, — verb. 3'TTf^'^'. 
 C. gender. ^fPTT'^ffOT «. 
 C. nonu ^TRTT^ =77^ n. 
 10 — ceremonially', neither defiled nor qtdte pure. aiT^Tzr. 
 Common, n. common ground, ^'^U^.^n.-^'s^^ f.-&c.'\\m\A 
 
 n. ifrmiiwi. nmRffs. 
 Common-law, n. \^\^^m. ^JTTT^fR m. T^vW^Km. R'-JMw?- 
 Common-place, a. trite, ^-c. ^mR^, S^^T, 3i^?, sraT- 
 
 COMMON-PLACE-EOOK, «. ^rSq^fw. J'Z. iR^n. 'N|olij'<TM. ^%T- 
 
 S or qT5«. %% m.pl. 
 Common-sense, n. 5if«i^iR+^l'i w. c?l1%^Rr«. ^^f^/- 
 Commonalty, w. commons, common people .^y. People. BRTr- 
 
 ^^tpF »i- pi- ^qR'T ?5t^ »». /)Z. ^OTiftHTsTf m. ^j/. STT^it 
 
 5f^PT?5 m.pl. 
 Commoner, n. common person. ?(T'^'T^"'Tc. ^rrrp^rK^'Tc. 
 
 ?ITqRTJT ^t^ JTgtqM. SR^T^lt HT'TO«». '^■^'HX^ q^fl- 
 
 Commonly, «(/y. v. A. 4. G. ^RfT^?T:, ^If ?i^F^^, ^^*TT, 
 
 Commonness, «. v. A.l. ^RTR'Tw. ?TiMi"H?rT/. ^RTRq^n^m. 
 ;frrMKUk=(«- ^T'-.TR'^w- ST^^^r^R'^q'". si;5^T''TRTiq'». ^\- 
 
 H\M\>m. '^^■h*^■<^H.r^n. 3TMqrfcntTT5pf5r«. 
 
 2 ^rq'firtTR^flT/. Btfflr'^TR'J^n. ^rF'^RTT^^fH^FTcT's. ?tTHT- 
 
 3 ^fsffj^ftpTT/. 5flTqmT^r':TRTiT?rr/.3TrTPTRTrqR'T?f?j. Ac. 
 ^?[i^p^Rq«. ?rr^<T?<=TT/. ^^^lm.
 
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 162 
 
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 srrfii+.Hi/. w I rii +H rt. arf^nHfTT/. 
 
 S rre^r^TOTTwi. -m-dU'lMUIlw*. ^SI%qonw. ic. HTTRmr/. 
 
 10 'ulcjiMUiiw. 
 CoMJiOKS, n. See CoMiioxALTY. 2. House of c. Prt^ifffT- 
 
 f^M^ ^f"^ ^TT. [«. '1U||<j1 ?^. 
 
 afoodproiuled at a common tahle, v. Food, fsf^f)-^ 3T^ 
 Commonweal, Couilo^■^vEALTII, «, v. Eepublic. ?5t^?frTT«?> 
 
 2 the pullk, V. CoMMUXlxr. ??t^ wj/jZ. ^HTf ^ JTSSft/. 
 Commotion, «. perlurlation, v. Agitation. ^fHw. stT- 
 
 HT^'«. #?rNM. sq^TnT/. 
 
 2 comhuslion^ ^-c. v. Tumult. T5^/. ^^'TS or ft/- ^- 
 
 ?^5 or |ri?l/. |-?5/. sfSroE or at/. ^5;rt. 
 To CoMMOVE. See To Agitate. 
 To Commune, To Commukicate, v. n. hold intercourse. ^- 
 
 ^T^i «(t^'jf?l.-^|f'jU|-Mlrtui)i -soiU|«.-^rZ'Jrqa;u|7J.-c(!4U|^oiU| 
 
 •«.-;f3tir«.-=(i^di»i.-^qT^?i.-?rqpTr /-?wn»».-&c. s^ctt-^jj- 
 
 'Trf-^?^DT rtnrf «t(^/< in. con. 3T?T>^. 
 
 2 confer together or tviih,y. To Converse. ^fTpspTr^J.-^f- 
 
 :} partake of the Lord's supper. ^'H'^T^mi. q-irf. 
 Communicable, a. v. Y. A. 1. 3TrqT^TnT-&c. ???, 3T=^"5^. 
 
 < 'ommunicant, m. spT ^l l ^ri-i q-tiilTT. 
 
 jTo Communicate, j;. a. impart, v. To Give, siir, ^itt«.-OT 
 •cTPT».-&c. ^aty. o/o. ^^^|iT«;.-^iTi7T>'i. ^prf^^.o/o 
 2 reveal.^ disclose, v. To Tell. ^SJ^pJf, ^trrfsjaf^ q^^f^, 
 f^^?^, f^?r?^ ^;X^j.ofo. ^mftT-iTTft?r-f5TfTH-&c.^RiTr, 
 
 To Communicate, v. n. have a passage from one to the other. 
 ^TTrqrsi'JMNl T?nT»z.-'TP'T«J.-!fr5T4T»!. 3Wif ««. co«. 
 
 CoMMUNiCATio.N, ?j. V. Y. A. 1.— ac^. %nt«. ^«. ST^r^w. 
 
 2— act. ^F^E^oTm. ^rf^OTTO. fTrq^^Tw. 
 
 I. communion, v. Intercourse, ^ith. goiu|c|oiOT«. 5nCJT- 
 
 ?^si3TM. S3<ir«. ^ranw. [ <MP.h-j | rjl . 
 
 II. conference, colloq^uy, v. Conversation. ■ j' irf N I ?? !'/ 
 
 III. line, means, ^fc. of c. PfTT m. •y.S5T^,^r)|uq|ijui||^i-^_ 
 
 IV. matter communicated, v. Message, f^^ «j. 5ft^?r m. 
 Communicative, a. iict reserved. ^i7\^^V^ ^ \ 4iA\ .^ ^TrS^r, 
 
 linsw^ Mii^i, ^«THT^Fg^, ^i^Hir^ir, ^'♦T^TfwoT. 
 
 Communion, «. v. Intercourse, ^dt m. tTot^ldo - ui w. ^5!t<r- 
 
 2 intercourse or union in loorship, Sfc. qTT^q- m. T^H- 
 
 3 celelration of the Lord's supper. STH'TM^lf^f^ «J. 
 Community, w. common possession or enjoyment. ^H l ^'t) JTT- 
 
 ^^/. ■Hmis* q^tTTJTr m. ^fiqiW Sfjfq' ». ^qTT^ ^- 
 
 m;=f »!. ?n'<:Ti<ui^Tii/. 
 
 2 commonwealth, public lodg,ptihlic. "Ttsr/. ^/. j^m. 
 ptl. v^Xf. V^m^f. 3mT7T/. -^^^^^f. The seiise of the 
 word ia often expressed by tte w.ords. 'ki\ m. JJ'l n, qf- 
 
 ^ «t. &c. 
 To Commute, &c. See To Exchange, &c. 
 Compact, a. close, dense, solid, v. Firm. ^Z or ^, ypr^ ^- 
 
 5, ^^J, g^, 7R, 5rT7 ETT^, ^aSJST, ^TT, q^, q^i'^fT, 
 
 2 close-set, thick-set, strong-hiit, well-knit. 3T^^, arff^T, 
 3T7:?7T, sjt"^^5, 15, T| or J, qff^, ^^v.fq', sr^k, fTT^T, 'H- 
 
 3 «o< f/Z/TiMP or verbose. 'JTiPTHP:, 'iT?:'Tm,g^5T5;,g^?^, 
 
 2W4, jm^. 
 
 Compact, «. contract, v. Agreement. «nr^/. fre/. ^^?|TT 
 
 /. ^%rT »». ?m^ OT. 
 
 To Compact, v. a. v. A. 1. q^-^-cTR-q^-ic. ^Rof. 
 
 2 See To Compose, To Make. " 
 Compactness, n. v. A. 1. ?7f»Pl/. V-iH-iMulT ot. ^rTJIT »». 
 
 Ac. ^nrt /. ^fir/. ^4.<idl/. ^4 »• ^f^KT ?». ^tn4 n. 
 
 2 aT^tTTiJiT ?ii. TJTOTT '". ar^lJ^^iIT m. &e. q;^^ ?«_ 'iT- 
 irR-q- «. ^gf^FTT/ gy'^+dl/. ^'^/. 
 
 3 3T%^Rwrr m. &c. g^5i5?rT/. f'Tg^pm/ 
 
 COMPAGES, Compactuee, n. naked structure, ^ffnnr m. Hf- 
 
 SDJ^/ ^tSFTSS/ HtsiINoJ/. 
 Companion, w. one who accompanies another. i)<|«j<^, ^JT- 
 
 fH /)o/>. ^JFft or ?rnrrft, ?tt«r'>, ^Tf^n", ^^;^ifT, ^^TFft, 
 
 ^T^pprt, #^fFft, ?r^, T^rsfT, TTf^^, W\^. 
 
 Companions and associates, — conipreh. or gener. ^- 
 ^■^ ^T^ or %^^ ^n^ft m. pi. 
 
 2 assoc:ate, comrade, partner, v. Fellow. ?rT*ff, ?lTSpit, 
 W\f^ pop. ^rirft or ^'llrfl, TSt, TST, ?T^, ^T^Tf or ift. 
 
 3 intimate associate, v. Friend. ^^T, ^HoftHotT^, ^^^- 
 
 Female c. or friend. ^T^-Tf/. ^\^f. ^T^f. WMuft/. 
 
 qfl'-iiR+i/. 
 
 Companionship, «. v. IST. 1. ?fiT «?. ?mrr/ W«Pf/.?r^H?r«. 
 ^T^lf^/. ^JTFTT m. HT^^ M. ^f =5nTiT n- 
 
 2 #1 w. ?i->i?ft/'o/'. m^f m''jf. ww^f ?rr4ftT>jnm. n- 
 ^/. ?rT^ «. ?nf|f^ «• wi^i-^M «. ?nf^ «. 
 
 C. or fellowship, — coiupreb. or iudef. WipreirT/. 
 y'W^'Hrf/. 
 
 Closenesss of c. ^.^ci\^/. 
 
 In constant or close c. ^FlH't. 
 8 W?^ n. +)^=|H «J. ?r%55r n. ■HK^'M >i. "jfrp^o/;. "TnfT/. 
 3^5'^ m. ^\^\i■^ n. 
 Company, n. body, troop, multitude, v. Ba>'d. Jr5?ft or at/. 
 
 JTi?5 w. ir^f. ^3nTFr/. ^'<Tr «• ^5/ 
 
 2 assembly for conversation, ^c. party. JTSat/. "«re^/. 
 
 ^TT/. ==T5Fr/. ==mFrai or ^^TT^i «. ^a «. =^1=:^^^/. 
 
 Address in c. ?f>?H|H4 «. 
 
 Bold or confident in c. WHTKft?:, ^TTT^IT. 
 
 Boldness or confidence in c. ^>TT^'f n. [^fTRFf ^^ 
 
 The grace or ornament of a c. ^*ii^h m- ^'H\<^H'i> W. 
 
 Self-possession in c. ^TPPPfrf/.
 
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 Suitable to good c. ^Htf^^lfT, ?1«T. 
 S\veetmc.ats served to c. at breaking up. f^TSH/. 
 Timid or diffident in c. ^TT'ft^. 
 Timidity or diffidence in c. ^^sFT m. 
 y companionship^ society, consociation, consort inri. ^irf^T 
 
 pop. ^TH /. m m. ^^^ m. ^^]7W m. €\^J. ifr/. ^- 
 
 fq; pop. 'TTH /. 3TH«PT m. ^^^pTT n. ?I^4 n. ^74 /. ^T- 
 
 . f^ n. «r^ «. ^^-Sf^ n. [f^TffT. 
 
 Bad c. I'TST, l^ran, ar^iFHT, ?^?^^, ^:«T, f^T, 
 
 Good c. ?i??rT, ?rr^?i-iT, g^ii, ?if?i'nfrr, g^if?^, ^^^- 
 
 In the c. of ( or in connection with ). ^I'lfft or H, ^- 
 ifr o;' n .17. 0/ 0. 
 
 Tlic keeping bad c. ^^'JT n. fi^■^^\^^ m. ^S^H- 
 n m. ar^ff^^fi m. 
 
 The keeping good c. ^r^nm. ?fc^>tn m. ?twf^tTPTn. 
 
 Virtue of c. ■n'KiylT m. 
 
 Bad c. leads to ruin. aTBirat ^(1 srmT«T nt5. 
 
 Man is according to his c. ^tTl'iy^ ? TO^TTT^. 
 There is also a Hindustani proverb of the same import. 
 
 To bear c. To keep c. with. v. To Accompany, ^jj m.- 
 
 rrpTH m.- ^mmn m.-^\^ f.-&c. W'^^y- ofo. 
 
 4 boJi/ corjmrate. association, society, corporation. ^X n. 
 
 i>T m. 3T^rfT '«. 3T^ m. Hj^t/. ^*ir w. qffp/jo^. ^^r^J. 
 
 r> (of a regiment). The English word under the form 
 
 of =fi'T^/. is commonly used. 
 To CoMPASv, V. n. associate with, v. To Accompany. ^1 m.- 
 
 ^T^^rm ot.-^T^PT/.-&c. t:TT^. 
 CoMPAEABLE, a. v. V. 1. qiyKNI-^%rT-<S;c. fn^t^ itt^- 
 
 qT-^rnT-%rcn'-&C. ^TqT^mT-&c. 5rCT«rtt=EfT,tTT?5?5fT,?fH- 
 
 - d4HI +<"'m'i ^M'MrHl, H'Zl<<M"lir-&c. ^^K^. 
 CoMPABATES, ». — in logic. TTHT^TRKT n. 
 Comparative, a. estimated ly comparison. 3TJrfSwT'I5i?T, 3T- 
 
 wftTOT^^, 3T5^HN^, ar^i^^, ^tt'^^t, ^I^^^. 
 
 2 — in grammar. See Compakisox. 
 
 COSIPAKATIVELT, adv. T. A. rTTrm^ST W.-rTPTf'^ «• TTf^S 
 
 ■^fmf, «tft»rfr %?ft 3T^prt, fir^f 5 qrf^S ar^trrt, ?fN?T. 
 
 To Compahe, v. a. examine hy settiny or hrinyina toycther. 
 ^^14"!, ^"r||T TT^^, 5^, l^fTT^St, qSFTT^ ''TiaT, qSrTToir 
 ?«.-rfToIT m.-TitflT m.-kc. TT^'jf y. o/o. fKoS^-^TT^- 
 
 ?rT5'T-&e. TT^, ^^im, jHrom, g-irwjr, H?5^r/.-g^T^- 
 
 FTT ^n.-^.jJM+Nril «!.-fr^^Trf /.-&c. ^ot-qr^OT <J. ofo. 
 
 -—in rhetoric, illustrate, Uken.^T^M^ f..^,^j J'.-^^\i^ f, 
 
 -&C. OTt-*<«l, 3''7HT?f, HoEOf^ aP=I^. [&o. Rfrlff. 
 
 Compared, ^. v. V. 1. ^;fr|'T-rTr|?T-"T5rrT^-&e. i+l f^r^rfr, 
 
 2 gdrif-H, &c. OTfJT^T, HferT. 
 CoMPAitisos, CoMPAEi>-G, «. V. V. I.— act. q^d l ctui «. qr- 
 
 iTT^T^ Ml^ui ra. &c. q^rilcAi J«. TfRTT w». W^|t|,^r m. ?^^- 
 
 W-J^r^ m. 'S^qTrf/. Hr-iHi y. ^qrfFT n. 
 standard or measure of c. Sf'Tf^T ni. 
 
 To stand a c. with. q^t^TT^ ^rn^trr. 
 2 ^HT/. 3^TKR n. 
 
 I. In grammar the degrees ofo. are expressed, 1st simply 
 by the power of the particles f?T,q?Tf,qtW (answering: 
 to than) attached to the words" as stTT^-FTT ^"tl-qfqj^f- 
 H^qftW-^T ^ilST &c. — there being no variation what- 
 ever of the adjective expressing the quality: 2dly, 
 though less idiomatically, by the use, for the expression 
 of the comparative degree, of 3Tfq^ (more) before tho 
 adjective, as a^fq^p ^fl?5T more yood, and, for the 
 expression of the superlative degree of arffT, qTH, "PR, 
 (extremely, utterly, &c.) before tho adjective, as ^fn 
 =5rm?IT extremely yood, or of ^fSfff^T, ^^T^i^^ &c. as ?!- 
 «rff^ xffijpsr: 3dly, by the attachment, to Sanskrit adjec- 
 tives, of the particles fR & rTiT for the comparative K 
 superlative degrees respectively; as 3'^fl^,r5fR;-3'^?t^, 
 l^cTJT, Mgher, dearer, hiyhest, dearest. 
 
 II. iUusiration, v. Simtle. ^^^\ f. ^"ZtFT m. 
 Subject of c. ^■q^ «• 
 
 III. possibility of leing compared, proportion Sfc. ^t^lfr 
 /. 5?r^r/. ^rq^TTT m. ^n^3q- n. 3^TT=rr/. w^ «. 
 
 Compartment, m. cell.imrtition, v. Division, er ?>• ^m.n. 
 
 qf «». «. %HT m. 
 To Compass, v. a. encircle, environ, v. To Slhround. M'*."!, 
 
 %S"jf, %'?^, %TT OT.-irST m.-&c. q^irf. 
 
 2 o/<am, Y. To Accomplish. ^'4^, ^^ ^T^r, sttft ^^St, 
 
 3 See To Circumambulate. 4 purpose, devise, v. To 
 Intend, jthtft jfT^^, %?T m. ^F^iif y. of o. 
 
 Compass, n. v. Ciecumfekence. qTT »». ^ w. qWk m. 
 
 2 circuitous route, v. Ciitcuix. qrn wi. f^lT'TtST m. dim. 
 PTT^iit/. 'IT^Ur »«. 5Fo!^T OT. 
 
 To fetch a c. frR^iST J».-%TT m.-q^W OT.-n^Jfnrm.-&c. 
 q-OT-JTnTjf , froft /. ^F5ot. 
 
 3 comprehension, indusion, embrace, sphere, capacity. 
 
 To come into a small c. ?iq"?i?T 'T'Jr. 
 
 To contract into a small c. ?rq"Strl 3TM"J?. 
 
 4 ranye, exttnt, v. Eeach. 3T€t=pr >». ^t^'FT in. q^T^H/- 
 on. VIST/. Z^^m. 
 
 5 ( of the voice ). %T «. ^ «. 
 
 C ( of mariners ). ^7 »«. ^T'T^ ?J. 'H'^Wi'^ "• 
 
 Point of the c. f^^lT /• f^fj^TFT m. The eight points 
 are ."Jrjf^m /. pi- and with inclusion of the zenith and 
 nadir S^lf^^Tf /. pi- The minor or remaining points aro 
 3^TfVw /■ pi. W^^TT /• pi. The points collectively are. 
 f^^ n. 
 
 Building open to all the points of the c. ?f^rH^ "• 
 Determining the points of the c. f^^RTTtTS^ «. 
 Elephant of one of the eight points. fr^l^I m. 
 To bos the e. f?ig'-a^ n. ^^, 
 7 compasses. <Ffe 7».""qv^nT m. ^f+i'tt, m. [^'Tr/. 
 
 Compassion, n. v. I'liy. ^f. ^W^ /■ ^FT^'^T n. HT^r j*.
 
 COM 
 
 164 
 
 COM 
 
 (Compassionate, a. v. Pmrui,. <j«j|o6, ffTT^I^, ^Tr^^rT, <Ji^- 
 
 To CoMPAssioxATE. See To Put. 
 CoMPASsiojfATELT, adi>. V. A. ^%H, ?^rac^, SMiq^*. 
 
 COMPATIBILITT, «. V. A. ^HnpTT/. AHf^/. ^IHIT Jll. ^TT- 
 COMPATIBLK. a. V. CON-SISTEST. ^5ET^r-=5TT-^FTr-^'m?rT-&C. 
 
 (•OMPATIDLY, aJv. V. A. ^^rq-prriT a. dcd. ^THST'Tsf^, 1^?T- 
 
 CoMPATBior, M. h"^^, tj'j^yftq', <r^^}ft, w:_v. 
 
 CoMPEEK, M. V. Equal. sffr^rfNT, ?nT^F7, ?T'T^?T. 
 To Compel, r. a. coiis'rain, force, oblige, nccegsitatc, make, 
 ^^ n ^qor^rrt/.-spSTT^IT >».-^^)«.-vilitT OT.-4Kiml/.-&e. 
 
 ^ot-=nr55roT wi/h cT^r of o. ^^-^7r^{t{^-&o. ^?^ofr-+<q^ 
 
 irtrr-.'iic. 5f^ ?5T^5r-qT^'jf-ST5f^^3T-&p. Tof hi. ?TF^aT, qr- 
 # ^?nJr qi^ ( or rfi'^^T ) ^T^ijf, HI'IWIS^, HTnT?f3TroTof. 
 COMPELLATIOS, n style of address, tvord of salutation, kv^^- 
 ^fsr n. g^T^rft^JlTH ». ^n^-sff?ff^fT-&e. ^f? n. STTf^I- 
 ^If^l^r^-Ac. Tf^ ». The terms of Gompellalion are very 
 numerous, and they are iu constant use. As we have 
 but few corresponding terms in English, they cannot 
 bo inserted in order, yet, as they are valuable, they 
 must not be rejected. Here, accordingly, they are set 
 down. Some are respectful, some tender or affectionate, 
 dome familiar, and some cont'mptuous. 3T3ft, "a^Sfrj, 
 
 ■JT^rqr, w^r, aTTurr, arTT, srsr, arrfq-r, artij, ^q^T, ^t^, I' 
 
 =FT^^, ^, f?r?ft, ?nf , ?TT?qT, ?l|dNI, ?T^t, ^PJT, ^[^, ^RF, j 
 ^^TRf, p^ or jf , q, ii jrF?T, SPTF, STlt, ^rrq , ^TTSfT, ifRT, 
 STTf , TF^JT^ or 'TrrTrq',HT3TT o;- *rrWJft,'TraT or 'uijTsft, 
 
 T^r^^, *him41 0'" ^mrr^, httt, mf, Tra"^t, TR?rT|q, 
 
 ^•T?r, =rf^=ft, ?n^5f. It may be here noted that names 
 have commonly three forms, viz. the simple, the res- 
 pectful, and the contemptuous; ex. ^fTT or HT^, T^- 
 ^, %| simple form; H^|<^ij|, H^l<i-4t, ^5r^^,%l?rFK res- 
 pectful form; ITSKT, 'T^-^, ^■^TT contemptuous form. 
 
 CoMPENDiou.s, a.v. Abbidged. iU^^^FT 3TTTJT%?yT, ?f?T7r^, 
 'fff?Tfr, ?T%fT^, ?t?iTT^"T, *iiHir«H+-, ?f|H. 
 
 COMPENBIOtJSLT, oii). V. A. ?f?TrR, ?f?T7^^^, vTli+'MfrT. 
 
 COMPENBIOUSNESS, «. V. A. ?f^ »». ^?TH1TT/. 
 
 Compendium, n. v. Aeeidgment. ?fR?t'4 »». ^TtT^nT^ ot. 
 
 To Compensate, To Compense, v. a. recompense, make a- 
 meruls to for. H^ijf, TSTT^'t, Hi^JiT w.-^lPi^^ui n.-^- 
 
 2 Je equivalent to. «nt«R-?nTffic5-&c. ^, 5Rt«rft /.^^, 
 m^'ll^ T^CT toj'M fjffy. fon. 
 Compensatee, n. CoMPENsATiifG,;?. o. Compensative, d. 
 
 Compensation, n. equicalent given for loss, sufferings, Sfe. 
 
 5^?Tpft-&o. cj^ f^<r|?!^"^HT m.-^^^ »».-%# «.-&c. ^tI^- 
 
 H?^ n. gf$^ «. 
 -Tb Compete, v. n. cope or vie with, v. To Rival, ««wO/, 
 
 Competence. Competency, it. v. A. 'TTHqorT ?«. nmsT^fl. 
 
 ?ir^^/. qt'^T^rr/. OTj^m/. ?tk?tt/. ^RVmrrr/. ^- 
 
 ?7HFTT/. 
 
 I. easy fortune^ good circumstances. f^T^TTT^ tH' n. ?- 
 
 STT^f ^q' M. fqPTT HRT J^r ( V^ m.^Tf^/.^sif «. 4o. ; 
 
 That enjoys a c. that is in easy circumstancet, com- 
 fortally provided.^ ivell off in the world, comfortaUe.^ hap- 
 py, Sfc. ^jr^nf^T, ^rmr'^^^, ^^i-AH^jf^ tj^tm or ^^, 
 
 Competent, a. qualified for., equal unto., adequate. tr^ffr.'T- 
 ^?rT, ?1Tt4, ^PT^, 'fP'T, TT^^, '?TtT, ^PRf^T, ?^, ^- 
 
 To hi competent to. 3ni[FqK»».-^c^w!.-&c. 3T?r^. 
 CoMPETENTLT, o(^i;. V. A. JWl «. <^ec/. ^qrjTrn' a. deal. ^- 
 
 Competition, n. v. V. a?ic? Eivalev. ^q'qf /. sifrrprqf /. ^T- 
 Jp^ft or ^X^^f. ^OT. ^sr^/. ^^-4ffiT?5rT /. ^^X(\- 
 
 Competitor, n. Competing. 7?. a. v.V. a/jt/ Eival. srfrl^- 
 
 Compilation, Compilemest, n. v.V.l. — act. ^f^^^Rvrn ^. 
 ?T^»!. ?i?T^OT«. ^q^tlJT'Jrra. ?riTT^7TT». frHT|f%/. 
 I. ^7(/?iy compiled, ^tf^rfr/. ?i?T^»;. H?T^q"<T?». 
 To Compile, v. a. collect together. ?rq^OT.-?BT^M.-WT^t=R- 
 
 'jr».-?tf|?rr/-&c. ^r^ y. o/ o. 
 
 2 «Ti7e. See To Compose. 
 
 COJIPILEB, «. V. V. 1. ^^ ^pTlt-^Plft, Wf^rfT ^tTT. 
 
 Complacence, Couplacenot, n. pleasure, satisfaction of 
 
 mind. tHT^m. ^\\\f. ^wi^f. ^^^im f- f^TTST^f^nrr/. 
 
 f^rlMWIdOT. fqrT^qRZq'w. f^^m^m. fJfrT^IITT'^TR?*. 
 2 See Civilitt. 
 Complacent, a. v. N. 1. ^^ifdc*, M^^P^tI, f^Trra^^T, jfr^T- 
 
 2SeeCiTiLT 
 Complacently, adv. v. A. 1. ^hi«IIH|', fq^w^r^TR, f^ri^- 
 
 To Complain, v. n. lament, repine., mourn., ^c. TPT, ^3^- 
 a-qr or f^Farf^-qr/. i^^. ^, fT^'^, fq?f 3:^, ^55^^, 
 ^N^N /.-%^«J,-1q75PTm.-f5rT2FT7rt.-5;?q"l?^OT.-&c. ^R^, 
 
 To c. peevishly. f:Rq5k/-ftrf\T/.-&c. ^r^,f+< [+<"!' - 
 
 2 represent injury or crime. f^^\zJ. ^^^'Z\^-^., =TTfe^ 
 /.-^f?reff/. JET^-^ffiM, 1=^ «.--pI15T »!. ^mot, ?R/. 
 
 WNui, arf'T'fmOT. 'HT'it. 
 
 3 ( of pain, thirst, &c. ). 3T1^ 3T% *-^uiui_ 
 Complainant, n. v. V. 2 fq>4(l<^*<uiKI, &c. f^T^, "^'^T^ft, 
 
 CoMPLAiNEB, n. Complaining, p. a. v. V. 1. g:^*<uiKi, 
 <4"li<l, ^?^<A"IKI, &c. f+iPMl w ='!n, f'TTpTCT w =^1,
 
 COM 
 
 165 
 
 co^r 
 
 f^r^in'. Some terms ior a perso7i ever complaining, (ecer 
 ' whining, moaning^ Sfc. ) are Xl%'\^ T3^, TI'^, <S'i'i4-qT, 
 T5H?5?:Ht, Tl%sn?5, ■lirlKIAFT, ^J^Tf ;— and lor a Jemale 
 
 Complaint, Comi'lainino, n. v. X. l.~arf. ^nf". f^Trf^- 
 ^n. &c. fT|T/. f^Tr^ or f^T?^^ »>. f^STTqT f^T?^ »». 
 
 Peevish c. f^FT^/. fwftr/. ^TTT/ 
 
 Piteous c. TS/. «• ^fl, TT, ^^STPJiTn. 
 
 A string of piteous complaints. T1^'<TT/. T^+^lufl'/. 
 2 I^^U /. JTl^^T or ?nfe^ or ^/. ?T?/. f5ls5T/». 1=^- 
 <jfn. ^mioft "»• iTTTTo^/. 
 
 To go or come to lodge a c. f^qi^ ^M o;- il'nt. 
 I.— in law; charge, t.Accusatiox. ^m.'T^q-^/K.^JrrWw. 
 
 II. crtMSi? or ground of c. ^'.^jfw. ?:5/. ^=^^«. 5:^T?TW^- 
 0T«, |;^|g?«. [m.n. 
 
 III. maladi/, disease, \. Disoedek. TPT m. Z^^n. 3[T^/-- 
 CoMPLAiSAUCE, «. T. A. 1. TTTOT^^/. ^^'•^TT'irTOT. ^^'<Tfn- 
 
 ft/. ar^^ /. ST^TT^ m. 
 Complaisant, a. v. Civil. ^\^H^\r^A nrs, aHliJHUt, ^T^R- 
 
 2— deportment, &c. Hiuj^^fft'^, ^r<^4U|M|,^p-i<<l<il^l. 
 COMPLAISAKTLT, adi\ T. A. TTWH^pt^, ^T^'iT'T'JrH', &e. 
 Complement, n.fuU qnnnlUy or number. TTrff/. HTTtT/. 
 
 2 quantity, Sfc. completing, supplement, ^X^^f- '^V^ n. 
 TT/. TTrft/. 'TOT/. 
 
 C. of an arc to 90°. ^Tf^/. 
 
 C. of a segment, tfts/. 
 CoMPLEMENTAL, a. completive, supplementary. Tft^T, TT<ft- 
 
 To Complete, v. a. maJce full or ichole. T'Tft/'TOTT m.-T- 
 frr/.-IUMl/.-Ac. ^^y o/o. ^T- yrrT-'pf-&e. ^FTot. 
 
 2 execute fully, T. To AccoMPLisn. q'^f-q'T-^^^ifn'-^HTH'- 
 &c. :Rur, f^^^-?T5RRr-?rfr^-&c.-%'Jr-3TT'iT'Tf. 
 
 3 ( a period or term ). T^, ^-J?;t-&c. sfj^iir. 
 Complete, a. Completed,;?, t. V. 1. <Tof &c. %^?5T, JTT, 
 
 'TT?TT, "Tof, "rf^^, ^TW, "Tft?r, "TtT, t^, ^^Tm, Hfn, ^- 
 
 q-?'^, f?r:?T^, 3T^H. 
 
 2 qtiT %?5^, etc. ^TT, qTcTT, rTHFT, ^HTF, ^TTW, f^^, 
 
 3 T^OT, "TOT^FSFTT. 
 
 To be c. T^. 
 Completely, adv. entirely, t. "Wholly. ■•?PT?t, '-tmn , TOTT^. 
 Completeness, Completedness, m. v. A. 1. I'V'T'iir m. &c. 
 
 Twmr/. mRmuIht/. ^omr/. '^jMf- ^ft^f. 
 
 2\jVJ^ m. &c. tm^f. &c. "wmffT/. fjpJTf^T/. ?tM^ 
 
 /. h^f jf^^f. 
 
 Completion, n. v. Y. \.—art. qofjjj^ w. &c. TT^pift/. "TT^- 
 "J^^/. TTrft/. HT1TT m. "T?^ »• "rfTTnT n.— state. q^TOTT 
 
 m^ "jw/. qfm^/. ?rT5?TT/. ^f. q^if^/. qfM%/. 
 
 2 — act. qon^ot ?i. f%^tH ^ n. &c. ^mPTT n.—state. q- 
 ^oTTm, &c. ^TJTimT/. &c. ^THTf^/. f^«qf^/. ^M5[/. 
 
 Mf^/- 
 
 To draw to c. "fll^rPT ^if. 
 Completive, a. v. V. 1. TfhTT, H^^T, '^T^. 
 Complex, a. not simple, compo-ted of two or more parts. 3?%- 
 
 2 V. Complicated, ^'ripi'rff^r, ^RTS^n^T. 
 Complexion, n. color of the skin or external parts. -Jm^ 
 
 m. ari^rfH/ tl m. ^^ m. ^(m m. 
 
 2 temperament, v. Constitution. ir^frT/. '^TR m. 
 Complexity, Complexness, y. A. 1. 3TJl+<<<;'HMr4<Hf^ n. 
 
 2 n?fFm/. q'nn^r »«. 
 
 Compliance, «. v. Y.—act. jtt?^ qi^iir ;!. Jp'^ qiTot «■ &<". 
 ^t??R m. fi^T OT. HF^ftT/. a^^^T^^ n. ST^^VT ot. ^=;j^- 
 
 To yield c. ^^, 
 V. A. 2. (jjjc? Civility, ar^^f^r/. 3T5?=5^"^ n. 
 Compliant, a. yielding, tractable, v. Obedient. f^Jf'ft', f^f- 
 ^^r4J(, -^RlrT, f^q^TTft, sr^^mfr, ^Hft--^, f^rq^T, 3T- 
 
 To malie c. ^t'^f^fot. 
 2 obliging, conceding, v. Civil. STHfrKft, STJ^Trff, ^R- 
 
 To Complicate, v. a. invoice, v. To Entangle, ifrf^, T\f^- 
 7S!\ or ^T'^Z^ or yT^TTJut, T^'P^'if, "TrlPp/. ^R^ y- o/ ". 
 
 Complicate, a. Complicated,/!, v. V. ^rfcj^^'^T, &c. 'TrfTJ- 
 rfNT, 'i9rrn'?ft=5fr, T^q^-STT^^T, yi<|)'|d^=^, ^I4|%qHl, 3" 
 
 Complication, «. v. V. — act. ^^{^u\n. ^i^i^\n. &c. — state. 
 
 'irm/. 2^r^ »«• 'X'^'^'i-f. T3;qrs:T wj ^^^W or <pjt or "wn' 
 
 «. ^hhm/. ^oe n. T^ftj-^; OT. 
 Compliment, n. expression of approbation, civility, ifc. T^- 
 
 Hollow c.)mpllmeuts."^Strfr 3TI7T m. ^"J^iq^sfR?'!. 
 2 compliments; — as sent or conveyed. TPTOT ?«. ^OTK' 
 m./jZ.— amongst Brahmans. HM^^K' m. 
 
 Interchange of c. ^Tt^i^O/. 
 To Compliment. See To Peaise. 
 
 COMPLIMENTAL, COMPLIMENTARY, a. V. N. 1 . ?H?{^T, ^^Hfrf- 
 
 ^r^^., ^f^ 5TTqq:-5Ttqqj-&c. an^rr^, 3Ti^^^i^-^i;^fqj-&<:'- 
 
 ?q'-)KMT, ariT^nfr^. 
 CoMPLOT, Ac. See Plot, &c. 
 To Comply, v. n. yield to, accede to, v. To Ageee. Mi'M-qi- 
 
 5?5-&c. qJTW, ^^K w. ^of, J^ft^PTOT, ^ + K m. Jpiif, ST^R , 
 
 Component, a. that coHlltitutcs,forms,^c.^^'>^.,^ff^^^^., 
 Component, n. constituent part, 3T5T'^-3Tsm«IHrT-3^'TrTq- 
 
 crr4 w.-f^r^nr m.-&c. 
 
 To CoMPOET. See To Ageep.. 2 (one's self) See To Behave. 
 
 COMPOET, COMPOETMENT. ScC BeHAVIODR. 
 
 Compos mentis, a. sane. g^t^-fF'<T?ft^ aT^OTRT, arf^f^T^. 
 To Compose, v. a. constitute, form. :s^Tp^-'J^^^^■>^-m^^^^ 
 
 3TO0T in. con. ^R^Jf, mcjiii, or qMNui, 
 
 2 lay, calm, still, tranq^uilize, quiet, j-c. 5[im^ or «i<i<<"i,
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 flt.-??rF-4-f^<TT-'a5-&c. :PTW, ?m m.-rUT^ /i.-nifH/.-ST^I^T^ 
 »>.-7'I?TK^ «.-&c. <|vTW y. 0/ o. Brim^jui «. JfrTTJT y. 0/ 0. 
 y ( a discourse, &c. ). JfjTDT, r^rtif, «ff^, ^3"il, ^P^'T. 
 •1 adjust. V. To Settle. arS'it, ^^'T, WHH: »i.-^r5/.-&c. 
 ^m y. 0/0. 
 
 r> /j/arf iH proper slate. S(c. See To Dispose. 
 CoMi'osEP,;). 4-n. V. V. 1. %^OT, SHTSf^^, =ErT used with 
 tlic uouu ( as JTr?fNT, ^'p^rmT kc.),^^ { incomp.as^- 
 cJu'iH^ &p. ), "HTfTrF ( in coinp. as g^^H^, ^<mrH'+ ), 
 ^TfTrT ( in comp. as :ftfcl^ft?f TFTOr, g^1£^P,r)<:|T?q, FT- 
 HqP.di^ ). [ TH^^. 
 
 'J am/ Cai.m. ^H5T=I?5r, &c. ?Epr<T. ?TfrT, 77^Tt?r, ^T^r, f- 
 :; J^PI^. i<ci-. rf^, qfer (ill com]), as g?T5:7 qfef, &c.), 
 i?f<^?r, sfiifrH ( in comp. as cqifUMTrT, nPTiTsrofl'^, &c. ). 
 
 I. «to.(/, sedate, stead 1/. f^iR, ^HT*^ or ^TT^T, q^f. 
 Coii rosEDLY, a(/f. t. A. 2. and Calmly. ^^r^fTT^TT^, '!^''^*T^TH. 
 CojirosEDNESS. n. See COMrosvEE. 2 sedateness, staidness. 
 
 TTgrft/. ij'frwTT VI. ^■^\^ n. ftir^^iT/. 
 
 CojirosEi:, n. Composixg.jp. a. v. V. 2. ^frT^iTFT, &c. ?Tfrr- 
 KTfif-Ac. ^rnrPT, ^rR"^-!Tn'T?r-^Ttf?f-&c. s{rffy-i;iff, ^frTR 
 
 y ^^TiTRT, ^^3iTTr, &c. qrfrr, ?:^nF, ^^-ttt, W'X^. 
 
 Composite, a. made tip of parts. ^^^:'^^^^^fz'H. ['P'ft/. 
 
 Composition. Compo.-sikg, n. v. V. l.—nct. ^Fn^P^ n. shT- 
 2— oc<. wfrfSfnt «. ^rF'4T^ 01. ^TRf^ w. &c. ^TK^T »». ir^T- 
 JT^ «. 3^^^ n. ?TK ?». ^TJTTT^ «. ^tHI'-I^JUl n.— state. ^iffFT 
 (esp. in comp. as TR^Ttftr, 3^5Tff?f, 5)?T»:T^Tff?r, Br'T^TtfFr, 
 &c. ), ^IT m. OT^TK TO. (jq^Ttfn/. 
 ;!— orf. ^fm n. V^i\ n. &c. W.^H n. W'^ n. rsT^p/. '^- 
 
 ^^rr/.' q^qrir^r/-— a. or «. ^^'^^^^^ or ^v^^m^f. ^^r^ 
 
 Ki. JFT^JT »i. ?t»T m. JT^T^r m. 
 
 4 — oc<. di^iri n. ^H-iul ?j. ^J?^fZ^jf. — a. or 3. ffrs/. t'. "TT- 
 
 5, dli-4li/. ^15Hli or msdis/- ^kz m. 
 
 ]. discourse, Ijc. composed, v. B0OK. ij'if m. ^=PT «. ^1=^ ! 
 
 n. ^jrfemr/. ii 
 
 II. .See CoMPOLNDiXG, CoMPOuKD. III. — in grammar. Ij 
 rWra- m. ^HI^K »«. 
 
 The cliief forms of c. are STo'T'll'TT'r, <^5^, «rj'»ftf^, 
 55; but of these there are many subdivisions. 
 IV. — in mathematics. TT^^ «• 
 C'OMPO.?ITOE, n. tilMI^ 5%-f^ ^otU|K-|_ 
 
 Compost. See Manure. 
 
 C0MP03VEE, n. adjustment, v. Settlement, f?IT/. msmi/- 
 
 2 calmness, qnietnesg, tranquility. Rt1|41 '^'^TrTT/. ^f- 
 f^/- CT5iTtfH/. 3^31JT TO. 5TJT w. ?rt?n^?'aT/. '4^0TTm. 
 '43T^ TO. 4117^ n. :?^ «. 5(Tf?tf5rrr n. J^'irf^ «• NtT- 
 
 r^rFWT n. ^HTq- n. T;rr<mr/. ^r?WT n. ^TTTPTH' to. 
 COMPOTATION, »i. drinking together. ^''ftf?r/. ?I'ftfw/. ?r- 
 
 ^TT^ n. 
 COMPOTATOK, «. ?T^T7f ^Trf-:pT^-iJH^-&c. ?T^tTPft. 
 To COMIOUND, f . a. min^Je, combine, y. To Mis. fTTotsRT, 
 
 2 constitute, form. (See To Comiose. ;J adjust, v. To Set- 
 tle. fTTSiJI, ^/. TTSof-spT^-^PToi, <?Tl^re /-(iTP^r- 
 
 5/.-HIW5/. JR'Jry. 0/0. 
 
 4— in grammar. i\M\H m.-^v,\^\i m.-&c. WJ^, 
 To Compound, v. n. come to terms of agreement. aRofrs/. 
 
 Compound, a. not simple, f^^'£\'^\.^ ^5^1"^, f^HSi, fjT*;r, fH' 
 
 2— in grammar. ^nmTRr, ■HIHlfW'^, ?I'Tm^T'T, Tm^. 
 Compound, w. mass compounded, v. Mixtuhk. fn^ci/. 
 
 2 — in medicine, ?'?fT^?f w. ^\^ to. THj to. Certain me- 
 dicinal or chemical Compouiuls are a^flR^F, arftr^TT, 
 
 fPP, ^HRtf ^T, sllStlMi^, i(^I?q fWHfoT, ??Tm^, 2THT- 
 
 ^T, f^of iTTfS;?fr 5r?f?f, BH^I^TT, *l>HF^ Si^T or g?;, 
 
 y — in grammar. ^nTRT m. 
 
 Explication of a c. f^^ m. 
 4 yard around house. ^X^ or qT?j or TC?T n. <f]Z] m. ^' 
 ^STrSTTO. elTSn "• =rii'+'ri n. CJ^TJ ». "Tts «• sTTIT/. «T^- 
 
 Compounded, p. v. V. A. 1. In^oiP.rir, &c. fJTssr, W^ipi, if- 
 
 COMP&UNDEE, n. V. V. A. 1. fJT?f3iTTTT-&c. ^ffej^spT ^PtT- 
 ¥. V. N. tTTS^re ^T^TTT,^re^-^"JnTr, «&c. dTff=rT%- 
 
 DTRT, Hrprn-5TT. 
 
 Compounding, «. t. V. A. \.—act. fimoEof «. f^7.W^ 11. 
 &c. fiT'.TT'r ». ^rffcTTJiW n. ^f^^ ». — state, fw^^f. 
 f*RT55T TO. 
 
 3 nrs'ir M. ^iT^TTs ^n^ n. ^rsjfrs ^^ «. &c. 
 
 4 See Composition. 
 
 To Comprehend, v. a. comprise, contain, include, emlracc. 
 
 arra 3^, ^^TsoT, ^psm^Sr, 3T5r;rTo^, 5:TT'Jr, arm ^, s^tr- 
 % 3Tr^?:i?r ji.-^Titn to.-&c. ^FT^ir y. 0/0. ^3^ ^mijr, 
 
 2 conceive, v. To Understand. 3TT^3ur, qdf, q"5TJf, ?TJT- 
 
 v^ljf , 3TT^0f, ^^ TO. JPTof y. 0/ 0. #rtT TO.-^JT^ TO.-3Tr3T TO. 
 
 ^St-T5dT. y. 0/ o. lOi^A in. con. «TFff rf %nr 2«. con. 
 
 3 involve, t. To Imply. Jififn^TTOI. 
 Comprehended, ^. a'. V. 1. aTT^F^rSST, tTT^r^T, &c. arr^Fferr, 
 
 ?Tirrfcr?, arn^rf. •a'rT'k, srf?ra^?r, #j^, 
 
 2 ^7\k^., ^mfTT^T^, &c. arnpferT, itpt^^, ^^-qrc^, 
 
 3 Tf^TfT. 
 
 Comprehensible, a. v. V. 1. 3^r^5!rJrT-'=n'-^FTr-<tc. 3{;-T.?j-
 
 COM 167 
 
 2 ?jTnTTqT-=?fT-^;TtnT-#n^-WK^T-<5;u. ^S'n'^, sTr^TT'^, 
 
 CoMPKEHENslos, n. V. V. 1. — act. STT^oSiif n. &c. aTT^SJT". 
 sr.f'Tfl'^ m. ^rft^^TJT n.stafe. ^JTT/. H^JTcft/. "m^TT /. 
 
 2~-act. ^JT^ «. ^m^ »"./. ^^^ «■ 3T^TJT m. CHg^^T J». 
 
 I. inclusion, sphere, embrace, v. Compass, ^jjif/. ^cToE «. 
 
 II. capacity of knoiciny, v. Undeestaxdino. ^fJTST ot./. 
 
 CoxiPREHENsrv'E, «. V. V. 1. 5qTT^, ^TT^, sr^^nrf^^T^i^If- 
 
 CoMPREHENsivENEss, «. V. A. 1. sqnT^FTr/- ^Tf ?TiTT%^T^fJr«. 
 To CoMPEEss, tJ. o. condense, concentrate. '<fr3^^f?f aTMof, 
 
 f r'; w.-srfdy^K ?/».-^^ m.-^fn /.-&c. ^^ y. of o. ^- 
 
 2 Jorce together, v. To Press, ^"rf, =;TFTi7t, ^T^, ^^ifT- 
 CoMPEEss, n. ^mu-m^t ^7^€f /.-<T^/. 
 Compressed,^. V. V. 1. 'tfrS^^H "Hiui^rii, &c. ^?pf?5?f, 
 
 Comphf.ssible, «. v. V. 1. 'ifrsaRM aTMnTT-^mr-^m?!!- 
 
 Compression, m. t. V. 1. — act. xfiscfiiff arMW w. &c. ?f^- 
 ?5?r n. 3niF?5H «. srfd^^K «J. 3^HfR m.— state. sd%€f- 
 f?f/. ^HT^fcf/. _ 
 2 — ac/. =sfNaf TO. %q7:DT w. &c. 
 
 CoMPRESsuHE. See Pkessur?. 
 
 CoMPEisAL, n. T. V. — act. 3H|+ri>i «. jprft^RW n.— state. ^- 
 
 To Comprise. See To Cgmpbehexb. 
 
 Compromise, «. compact upon concessions. ^V^ f. v. 'TTJ, 
 
 ffra ^3Tr?/. fffS^T5 or HI id 14 /. 
 
 2^n law. «J<tW+rl«|| m. chd^ll «». 
 To Compromise, «. «. v. N. 1. and To Settle, fftl'^, JTT?/. 
 
 2 /)(</! to hazard. •4t^TTm-T'Tm-^qRen=I-3T?^<Jn'?T-.tc. qT- 
 
 COMPULSATORT, COMPULSIVE, COMPULSORT, a. V. V. 
 
 To Co-MPEL. sfSpifT, «(o(,m1k1^, ^JHft=^, 5fo5U+RM7, ^- 
 JTTSfT, ^m ^?5i=ft=5Tr, 5I?J^tTTH, 5I?5^^?F. 
 Compulsion, Compulsiveness, n. v. V. /orce applied, v. 
 Violence. «T?5T?=PRi'op.5T5:Tc^JT »»• ^7?^ »». ^Tt^H^^/. 
 
 Compulsively, Compolsohilt, adv. v. A. 5i^,^^iTT^, vf- 
 
 Compunction, n. v. Eepentance. <Ttfti^ m. ?:^ w. =^OT=qTJT 
 
 /. ^^^5/- ^^^^S- W.W.f- 'W^J'J- THHn m. 
 Compunctionless, a. T^mNft?T-^jfq--Tf|?f, 'JT^^?TPft. 
 €oiipu:<CTious,,a. T. EEriiiJiAjTx. t^HImI, ■HH^rrft, ^^- 
 
 CON 
 
 uRtjl, ^T^^. 
 
 COMPUNCTIVE, (7. causinj remorse. '?'i<Ilrim +K'^->|'1<P-ttc'. 
 JTq'WFT «hK'+>-&c'. 
 
 CouPCROATioif, «. T^qiyr/. 
 
 Compurgator, «. T5W?ft. 
 
 To Compute. Computation. See To Calculate, Calcula- 
 tion, [m. ^'^ m. 
 
 Comrade, n. v. Fellow. ?r??'ft, ^1«jrf), ^1^, ^^PT^, *Trs 
 
 Con. To this inseparable prepositiou correspoud ^JT and 
 ^ or as substituted for them, ^. 
 
 To Con, v. a.Jlx in the mind. ^\W'^.^ ^1 ^iTW, 'juiui, ?T'«tt/. 
 
 To Concatenate. See To Link. 
 
 Concatenation, n. v. Series. Trf^sft/- ^f^^T /!fn?7RTE5T?/2. 
 
 Concave, a. hollow and arched. 3t5+'il^lihrd, +'11^1 + 1 ;(TT^- 
 
 Concavity, n. v. A. 3??'^^-^!^/ '^S^?TfT^R w. =R^^- 
 SPT^T ?». n. ^Z\^W:t^\'^.n^ m. n. ifp.HI+off/. 
 I. a e. qn; ?». 
 
 Concavo-concave, a. concave on both sides. J^^'\<-a:T.^^^^' 
 
 Concavo-convex, a. 3TfT!rr?T ^F?!:T^T^f?r. 
 
 To Conceal, v. a.v. To Hide. 5fr^, ST^oi',^'75r^,^JraTjf ; ^- 
 
 ^UWy. o/o. 
 CoNCEiLABLE, «. V. V. 5Trai^-=^-^RT-^PTrrr-&c. JiPFft^T, 
 
 Concealed, ;?. v. V. ?rr^%^, &e. nH", nrf^fT, 'HK'tilf^.d, sf- 
 
 "^tfrf^, M'-ti"?!, f^rVrf^. 
 
 Concealer, «. Concealing, ;j. a. v. V. 5Tf^'JTlTr, J^'^iTTtT, 
 
 Concealment, ^^. v. Y.—act. ^rt^ ^J- ^FTW ?;. =^ivh n. &c. 
 tjq^TJT^/. S^^rwt/. •il'MKN'r/. iTn^ ;". 5T=^^^=T «. f?TTr- 
 
 tnTf ,'i;_4/ffl/,.. 5rf^^^ T'^T m. &c. ipmT/.'JTr^3Tf^f?r «. 
 
 STipFTiiT m. 'JTSffHf^/. 
 
 I. hiding place, fr^^or/- ^^^t/. «• 
 To CoifCF.DE,v. a. allow, grant, yield, \. To Admit. ?{r5'Jf, 
 
 ^, iTT^-^^-&c.' ^RW , ^^Uuf. [ *rRHT /. 
 
 Conceit, «. iwfirye or idea formed, v. Conception. ^r"T^/. 
 
 2 /iiy/j estimate of self or own. f^^^ m. 3Tf*nTT5T ?». 3T- 
 ^Wm.-Z^m. ylrT^«^. feHT^ w. "TrHTW /■ Tn /. % or 
 
 OT. il^iT^/. ^^TTTT'tft/. fif^iTFT/. ITT^OT. 'jTT^ST?TT/. r. 
 
 ^snfJTHT^ m. SfFT^m «i. 
 
 C. oi, pluming one's self on. sfT^r »». 
 
 To lose one's c. KM m. HT^of-fJTT^ y. o/' «. 
 
 To be out of p. with. STfTiTH ?«. ^^of y. of o. v:.^ 
 m.^JTHit, JT=T ??. 3^ v-'ith ^W^^_ 
 
 To take the c. out of. ^rs/.-^r^T w.-<tee. ^TTl'if y. f/ 
 
 3 See Fancy. 
 
 Conceited, a. v. >', 2. ^7T^, ':'~(^, , T'^TT, Tpfni, ttJ'^ i?/*
 
 CON" 
 
 168 
 
 CON" 
 
 JTT^rtt, *n?r, n*n<)irti, i^^HW, r<SHKM<^I^, f^TTT^'^, 'THpft, 
 
 qrrTRTt, 57, ^inw, fir^^rfit, fw^\^ ^>, vt^rf], arfn- 
 
 ^^, ^HTPT, 'il^*-HI«l'l, W^^FR, 3TFHTfH*Tpft, ^ifH- 
 
 JTPT. [ 5TT. 
 
 C. of or reopcptiiig. «JTOIT?fr, »fT"<<|-=(i, «irift^r, «fTuft- 
 
 Co>-CEiTEDLT, adc. V. N. 2. arf^HHTH, f?m^r^, 3TfHHm- 
 
 ^. 
 
 CONCEITEDNKSS. Sce COXCEIT 2. 
 
 Conceivable, o. v. V. A. 2. ^?<TT'TT-3fpTT-^R?rr-&c. ^^- 
 
 a ?iTr3TmT-^-^>TT-'jTt^Irfr&e. 5f^'T'^,^iri'^,JTq>T»^. 
 COSCEIVALLENESS, 7!. V. A. 1. ^PrHN M I'^T'JTT »«.-&c. ^^- 
 
 2 ^JT^dNlvHt^Nm?". Ac. s^f^n'^T^TT/. "fTM'T'-iJfil/. «fcc. 
 To Conceive, r. a. form in the womb, tr^, tJTSf?r q^, T- 
 
 2 imagine, v. To Fancy, ^pfj^qof, sn^Tf, sfji^Dt. 
 
 3 apprehend, v. To Ukdeestakd. tTTOf, ^nf, aTT^F^'Ji', ?r- 
 JT^r^r, ^Krj».-^H^»».-3Tr?fw--&c. ^M g.oj o. ivHh in con. 
 
 To Conceive, v. n. leccme pregnant, qlzfrf tRW, IHtTTT'JT «• 
 
 ^■^, q>Rft-nHn:-qH5r^-&c. ^t'^-TT^'jf, in w. i\^^^ 
 
 2— of boasts. J|Hi^ ^JfM, 'TTTWt ^M, TTZOX, — esp. of 
 mares. ^TT or ^^ ^\i\. 
 
 3 have opinion or idea oj, v.To Think. iT^tfT-t4|MifT-f%- 
 TTtfT-^^H-&e. 't'lr in. con. 
 Conceived, p. v. V. A. 1. 'Tt?.f?r tTT^HT. 
 
 3 viT^OT, &c. STTqjfefT, fn^i:f , 55-5rT^, ^5;, |j^^• 
 
 Concent. See Concord. 
 
 To CoNCENTEATE, To CoNCENTRE, V. a. Iriny to a common 
 centre, briny to one point. ?TT(%J-^^$^-^jq^,m-^4,r|R-lT- 
 ^Tq^-'^^^'<:T-&c. q^, <T%fi+,|U'^iqT-(j%?r;cfTi]T.&c. 3TM- 
 
 iif-fiT5^aiT-ir?r5r'jf,^'OT»«.-^f¥/-^^fH/.-&c. ^Rot y. o/ 
 
 0. rrf^'?-^|fr-&c. sf^. 
 
 5b CONCENTEATE, To CONCENTEE, V. n. ^I1%^f^*m->?^Pir^- 
 
 CoNCENTEicAL, o. ^H%^, i^^qF;^. 
 
 Conception, n. v. V. A. 1. & V. N. I.— act. TRifrT tTT^n. 
 
 Indication or sign of c. T^ffTTT/. 
 2— arf. ^?<T>jf". Tq-fH J^re. &c. ^^T^t/- TT^RT/ 
 Z—act. ^^^ii[n. &c. HH^wj. 3TT^»»- ^T^IHot. »tT^^^?J. 
 
 Clear c. of. WZ srf?nT%/. 
 I. image formed.^ idea. ^F-^RT/. HK^T/. 5f^[f%'!RTn». ?T- 
 
 ^M. 3RPFRW. 
 To Concebn, v. a. relate to.^ h-Jong to. ^^■^m.-f7^rm\m.-&c. 
 3T«^ jn. con. ^qT-f5rsRfr-&e. ?5FTnT, ^rsfo!: aTOof, 3T^- 
 df y. of 0. =P?sfT-?5irqT-flq-<r=rr.^ffTTf^-&P. 3^^ /». con. 
 2 (one's selO/eei a,, interest in. ^f:vz^f.-f^m /.-qjs- 
 ^^/.-'Tt^nn/.-Ac. Ti^ii in. con. tfilh f^rtpft ofo. T.J^Slf'f. 
 -fk^f.-&c. qrot-ETPT^-iTRrJUJt y. of 0. 
 S (one'3 selO intermeddle, be busif. ^m. m^aj, J{f£f 
 
 iS'Tf, tr^Tof, :jq^ ^. 
 Concern, Concernment, n. matter concerning or lelonqinrj 
 to, V. Affair. :pTK«. ^5=Ji' qpTHH. (« cinTEqT W.zM ^T^T) 
 ^Jc^M. ^?:««. Jr^rT'T'J. f^TT'Tm. 
 
 To prove a losing c. 5irrr«n: %ot, STtTT^ %of. 
 
 2 passion, interest, engagedness, feeling, emotion. ^FT^- 
 
 ^/- f%<Tr/. a^Rv^r / ^p:[^f. ^f^^^/. ^>r'/». ;j|ti»j. 
 
 fJT5^ToJT»n. 3Til?^n. fl^ft^/. IT^/ f^ipiIT/. ^^{J^m. ^- 
 
 ?/. OT. ft>T:tr/. TTiiT/. ?fr?r/ ?Tfri/. 
 
 To ceaso to take any care or e. about. ^F'^T /.-«F'<TT- 
 
 ^TTrf/.-5iT^5H/.-HR«.-&c. ^nof y. 0/0. 
 
 3 importance, moment, v. AVeight. ^f^HiHl/. TrfW^Tf?". 
 
 4 connection, interest in. 3TT«. fl^'^w. JrfK-4lm. ^lT|5T»ri. 
 t5nT»«. ^msm/. rR?fT m. 
 
 Concerned, a. v. N. 2. aiRir^Fft, 3TTf?'<T^, 5FT^^'^,f^;T5^- 
 toTT^, :FS^Foft^,^2^5qr, gTtft-,?gq^,f%FnHT, f4jrj |<j^ . 
 4 hating an interest in or connexion with. ?fsttfT, fl^vfT- 
 
 Concernedly, ac/i;. v. N. 2. ^FTot^^, >J<1H<^H, TRFlt^, 3TT- 
 
 r*Trj^, &c. 
 Concerning.^. ( or vulgo, prep. ). f^q^fr, ^tff, Rl-M* j« 
 
 com/), ^sjeft in comp. 
 To Concert, v. a. contrive together. t^^rc^TT^-^^^n^TR-f^sr- 
 
 5^/. ^FT^-d-ritTlit/. ^F^, Ac. ^TiTof, ?fqWT«. ^^. 
 Concert, Concerting, n. v. V. — ac/!. (^^prcqr^ ^"Mtjf w.&c. 
 
 I.— of music, &c. fST^T qT^»». ^ffq-STT^^r^HRHm. ^^- 
 
 C. of singing, playing, and dancing. ^rff(=t». ?frcij«. 
 
 C -room. iTT^'Trsn" ^T^irm.-tF^m. ?i>rtrr^Tr^r/. 
 
 II. V. Agbeement. ^^Am or^\ln.^^^\m. "^fX^ f. \^^n. 
 
 Concession, n. v. V. — act. ^^T". ^Ff^ ^T'Jf «. ■Hliuin. ite, 
 I. ^oJ«< conceded. ^r5%?5t 'TPH/.-'f^T!T»*.-&c. g^/. 
 
 CoNCH, n. ^i^TO. jp^wj. jit;^t». 
 
 C. — menstruum. ^T^^r^Tw. 
 
 CONCHOLOOT, W. ?t^2fTT^«. iS^'^^f. 
 
 CoNCILlAE, a. pertaining to a council. ^TH^TT, ^iH^sj^, ?T- 
 To Conciliate, v. a. trin. gain over. HHIilui, !Hote|iji, frroT- 
 
 f^ qirf, srz^rJr, aTT^^rin, aiTrrtT'if, anTT^jmr-argf^j-sr^^- 
 
 &(-■■ ^"li-^F^Tr ^"^T H^qTtift/-3nTT<^HT/.-&c. ^q^ y.o/o. 
 Conciliated, p. v. V. iT^Rk?^, 5p2;R?7T, &o. 3TTnf?T?f. 
 Conciliation, m. v. V. — act. ^^J^ujn. cfot-Muin. anTTtTDTw. 
 
 &c. TT^rtTT^/ iR'TJTT^'jfl'/. 'RT^Tifl'/. anrrtml^'. n^^^■ 
 oft/ anrrfeT^/. mnn. 
 
 Conciliator, «. Conciliating,^. <?. Conciliatory, a. v. 
 
 ar3r, fTT^?rT^, 3trt'.t^, f^Tii+'i+, I^^i^k-f, I^tpt^-u. 
 
 C. measure •HH"lt-HK»». 
 Coscinnitt, Concinnous. See Fitness, Fit.
 
 CON 
 
 169 
 
 CON 
 
 Concise, a. v. Beief. ^^^qr^T, sr^Tf^TJ^RT'^, '3T?^^15^. 
 CoNcisELT, adv. V. A. 'ifri^RTm, «?^'^^^, ar^TTsrwRH'. 
 Conciseness, n. v. A. W^w. ?rfHfT?n/. f%^Rr»Tr^'». 3TrT- 
 
 ^mi m. 
 To Conclude, v. a. finish, close, v. To End. HrmT-^TfTm-q- 
 
 ^-5tr-&c. ^fTiTjf, fn^nf, ?fRTjf, ar^mf, 3?5n>jf. 
 
 3 determine, v. To Decide. 5?T^'Jt, ffT^i^nq'OT.-r'T'^l^wJ.-f^- 
 
 3 foZ/ec< logically, v. To Tnfee. rrq^R-gTHJTRFT qpr^-q- 
 
 4 include. See To Compeehend. 
 
 To Conclude, v. n. finish, close, v. To End. ^tctT, st^TT^, 
 
 ar-e-rr-^TTra'-frm'T-ctc. ^, T^iif. 
 
 2 — iu logic. 3Tg^FT».-rT^»». ^FT^, 3l^HMui, fTT^. 
 Concluded, ;;. v. V. A. 1. ^iTTF %^r5T, &c. ^mrfW, ^TTm, 
 
 Concluding,;?, a. v. V. N. 1. and Last. ^lET^rST or =^, ^- 
 
 ^c7, ^TSTtHtT, 3f^=^, ^HTTfrsTT, 3T?^[ft^i ^^^• 
 Concluding, Conclusion, n. v.V. A. 1.— ac/. ^TTIK ^"if«. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. awrf End. 3TPift/- ^Wrfrr/. 3=nTw. '*|cJ^M». 
 I. c. drawn, consequence, deduction. f^'s[\r{m. f7Tf5iq?n"<l»i. 
 
 qf^fTT'4w. ^f%cTT'4'«. fiftT?tT'4»». fjpjff'^r*!/"- ?^^?». 'irr- 
 
 5^4 n. ;3^T?f%f /. ^llTq m. 
 
 Grounds or warrant of a c. ?TP-T^ «■ 
 Illogical c. aTTf^f^frTra. arft'f^'nTm. 
 Conclusive, a. determinative v. Decisive. Piuin^, f%*4qT- 
 
 'n?, f%5t<T?'<TN^. [frlMlf'i.rt. 
 
 2 — in logic; regularly consequential. ^g^ffrT^, ftf^f^ ^- 
 C0NCLUSIVENES.S, n. T. A. 1%ui|i4+,F^ n. 
 To Concoct, v. a. v. To Digest. T^^f^, TT^ m. wjM. 
 
 2 prepare in the mind.^ v. To Plan. ^rTTT/- ^^, ^- 
 
 Concoction, ?;. v. Y. 1. ^=5RTJr «. TI^ot. qft^^ w. 
 2 ^FI^/. 
 
 Concomitance, Concomitant. See Accompaniment, Ac- 
 companying. 
 
 CONCOBD, CONCOEDANCE, CoKCOEDANCY, n. (of sound) har- 
 mony. ^^^sfT T'O/'- ^'l'^ ^STKm.-^^wj.-lTolOT.-^iTTw.-^^- 
 
 i7fr/-&c. ?^T?n'^»(. ^^^W^Tre. ■himh4». ^H^^fTrn'/. 
 
 A c. grcR B». \j^X^ n. 
 
 2— in grammar. ar^^TT m. f^?T5^f?l5prT/. ^rmpTTftpF- 
 o ( of intercourse, &e.) v. Ageeement. fJT?5T1>»«. Jraw. 
 
 4 compact. See Ageeement. [K^T^TT. 
 
 CONCOEDANT, a. V. ACIEEEINO. fJlriUKl, FMr^J"??!'^, ^JTT^T, 
 
 Concoedat, n. ^n'ir;^T\^\f^r^ ^T^Tf +|U||'J^H' '^- 
 
 CONCOUESE, n. confuence to one place. ^JTT^ni. firaiTf n. (t. 
 
 2 V. Ceowd. vtIMNw. HoTT?/!. ^^w. rr^ n. 
 
 3 See Junction. 
 
 CONCKEMATION, «.-of a widow. ?T^H<«F n. ^TT^T ». 
 
 To Conceete, t). «. V. To Clot. ni5'it, ar^iif, s^TTtrf. 
 To CoNCEtTE, V. a. ^iT^rJf, nt^^T'jf, ar^'jf. 
 Conceete, a. v. Thick, q^, sftJi, zy- 
 
 2— in logic. arf'^m^f^Tq^ J 3TfN-+.<>J|'H»i'4t ! ^fiWrq^. 
 
 3 — iu grammar. ■Rl^. 
 CoNCEETiON, w. V. V. N. — act. 'vrS'^w. ar^w. v>1Hui?t. 
 
 I. wiflM concreted. ntoITOT. ^55?f/. f^55 or f^^goTn. dim. 
 
 Concubinage, n. '^i^t^^^^m. HTf^T^f^Nc^TRw. 
 Concubine, n. inferior wife, Sfc. OT^f^t/- ■dMfeO/- HR'^^T/. 
 
 'TFTTf^/. Hrfn^/. TRT'Efr-Jffjrf^ /?o/J. jfr^t?RT^-&c. 
 
 «) I "4 +1 /. (among Shudras); — one of many sITTFRT/. ^- 
 
 V^f. STTTsr^r/. STR^^Ht/. 
 
 2 kept woman. T. Misteess. TT^/. X^ J. ^'t/. 
 CoNCUPisCEKCE, w. V. LusT. ^TTT^TRf ?TT /. Iwt^TT^RT/. ?- 
 
 Concupiscent, «. v. Lustful. ^FT'O', ^^FRT, ^JTRT^f^. 
 
 To Concue, v. n. t. To Agree. frTotof, HI<-M-^H^-^'-J1d-^^- 
 
 &c. ^M, ^'TT?T«.-^'TTf?f /.- 3TgTT?fre.-3H H H fd /.-arg^TTTn . 
 
 \^ and /«. CO 7i. ^r^f ^- oj s. 
 
 2 ?/w(7e or he conjoined, ^wf, ^^, ^oiun/.-&e. ^fOT, 
 
 ^. 0/ «. r«;2>. 
 Concueeence, n. v. V. 1. and Agreement, aTHTrfw. ^^K- 
 
 ?rre. aH^HHH/. ^'^TTfrT/.'^^q' n. ^^m. 
 Concueeent, a. v. V. 1. and Ageeeing. fira'ilTrr, &c. ^.- 
 
 fej, >^+hri, arg^ff, ^'ttcT. 
 Concussion, 7t. v. Shock. iT-^T'«. T^^ot. ^^r«t. 
 To Condemn, v. a. find yuilly and doom. 3T^^TrT-&c. <SuA\ 
 
 ?ST^ f^?TT/. Hmot, 3TqTTKft-^nTrrq'-^f^-&c. ar^ f^r^i- 
 T ^^^ ^^m ^Tor, 'flTRT^T ?5PT^:F?i7r fm^^ arrnr/. ^- 
 ?Tif, aTTrryTT *^'J=T f^T^^f ?rtioT, ar^qw-Ac. ?rRff ^^h 
 
 ^m ^, 3T7n'4q;if?f"T=f'T^5Tf'T^?i.-3T'RT*:TW^ t^- 
 
 fiT^^ ?!. ^?RiJt. 
 
 2 disapprote. ^]mn. Z^^-^.^^^, ?rTTOfT-^IT-^1^-&0. 
 
 Sfndto he unft for service. f^^RfT-f^^WRft-aT^qr- 
 »ft-i.fce. 5T«m, T^ ^^. 
 Condemnation, w. y.V.L— ao/. ar^^qr^ 3Tf>ff ?5rf^ f^T?^?rt. 
 iltif «. S'S^TRT HTyf «• &c. ^sfH^r^SRf «. *in<|i:T?5Tf^T^RT 
 n.— state. f?r4Tf^?t^^^ «. f^^rf^m^T^^tTn" /. r4Tf^- 
 
 I. ground or reason of c. ^f^^]^^\^ m. ^ff^^PRn^TR 
 m. ^sfH'frjr^l^RW «. 
 Condensable, «. v. V. 1. 5T^-qnr-&c. ^TRRTr3fRlT-?IR^r-&c. 
 
 Condensation, Condensing, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. q?" ^FTof 
 
 «. &c. q^ff^POT »t. 
 
 2 — act. ?r^F?5?r n. ^'^Faft^ ^^ n. 
 To Condense, To Condensate, v.a.s. To Thicken. ^^ pop. 
 
 ^'a\■■^-^■^'^\'^M^-&c. ;?rw. [&c. ^prirr. 
 
 2 V. To COMPEESS. ^%(r,^ n, ^^ g. 0/0. B^f^rT-^'^fft^- 
 To Condense, v. n. v. To Thicken, ^^pop. quT-«T^-ctc. ^ot_ 
 Condense, a. See Dbhse.
 
 CON 
 
 170 
 
 CON 
 
 To CosnESCtXD, V. n. deiyn, stoop. Sfc. Stf^TKH ^r|^ ^Trrw, 
 
 f*1MHM<,'j; It. ;FT>if,'jT^T^^/.-Xc-. ;pjTTr_ 
 CON-DESCESDIXG./J. (I. V. V. S^^, fir^r^, Ff^^TT, f^'=T^^ft^, 
 
 CoSDEsCE.VDiyuLY, a</y, V. V. Hl%7^r-ic. (r^fft^S^, 'P'T- 
 
 !T?f, H^<--)i'flH, ^Pttr^tftj^^. 
 
 CoxdesCENjIOS, ;i. v. V. ^n^?TT/ PllI^HH m. arf^THMrMl- 
 T »i. ^^^ w». c^nprf^''TRT^riT n. f'T^rf^HMI^R m. i^- 
 
 CoxDioy, a. v. Scitable. qt^^, q'tJi-Ml'-M, q"tlT^^, ?nHt. 
 Co.N-DiMEXT, n. V. SEisoxixo, Sauce. ^?rT^r m. rftfr r":?!^ 
 
 Condisciple, n. n^'g «». n^^rs m ^g »». fT^"^^, ?T<=ft- 
 CONDITIOS, n. slate, present circumstances. 3T5rr<TT/ 5^TT/- 
 
 fTtTf^i)o/j. r4t?T/. nf?T/. nn/. arf^rr?! or ^^^ »»./. ;r- 
 
 To get into a good c. tnW-VMIW ^"Jf. 
 
 2 s/fl/e of bod I/. HHRT/ sT^/ ^^R^/. ?Tfk1%'4f^ 
 
 That is iu good c. rrrsTT, ?n"^?Tr?r^^T, -iM-iHTri, I'Tgift^, 
 To come into c. ariT n. qrof-^, riTT?r ^of. 
 To get out of c. 3TR «• ^T^'Jt-^'it. 
 
 3 V. Raxk. f^c^pop. F*fr=r/- 1^/. 
 
 4 ferTO, stipulation. ?t%?T »«. M [dfl I /. 5ff5/. 3T^/- 3TPft 
 /. 5^r »«. ?TTH/. FR/. 
 
 To CoMJiTio-. Sec To Stipulate. 
 
 Co^■DITIO^■AL, a. itnph/inj terms, dcpenjin/ on conditions. 
 
 ^?T, ^^mfT, ?T?T4nf^. 
 
 2— in grammar. y+Hl'tpF. [ ftt/. 
 
 Co.VDITIOJiALITT, ?}. V. A. Hf+fH*i^ n. ^rqfFRfiTfq' «. ^?T- 
 CONDITIOXALLT, adv. T. A. 3T^-3T5?ft-Fn:-&C. qi^-^^-^- 
 
 To Condole, v. n. grieve icitlt another. pr=qT% ^;-W^ ^SiJf, 
 
 %'^ «.-^i|TPfj M.-&C. ^?T?f, 5f^"T^/. 'fi^ — ou account 
 of a death, ^^RT »>. «PT"Jt-^T^. 
 Coxdolement, Coxeolence, «. T.V. pr=qT% %:W^ ^^«. 
 
 CondOLER, n. COXBOLING, p. a. T. V. ^4^-^|--J-<| ^-.^PTT ^f - 
 
 'JTRT, ^mf :^, qT5:?T 5:^. 
 To CoNBOXK. See To Taedox, To Pass by. 
 To CosnucE, V. n. contribute, help, tend towards. ^^^P^W 
 
 'T'Jf-'TT^, ^q^TPft-?r^-^?T^rO-OT'<:T^-If%?FF-&c. ^, 
 
 CoxDUCEXT, Conducive, a. \. V. OT'ftnT^, ^[q-^, OT^Trft, 
 
 ^srnr^ ?'» comp. 
 
 CoxDUCiTESESs, M. V. A. T?wftTiTT m. 3Wf*T?TT/. TT^T- 
 fr^r n. ?T --f.Knhr|| /. 
 
 COXDUCT, C0XDUCTING,W. T.V.I.— a^^ qTT ST^JT^ Pfljf «.^. 
 
 s^ ^of n, &c. ^f^q-^ w. ^^ !^i '^'J ^ «. 
 
 2— nri'. f^^n^f ?i. qr^c)|.iijj ?!. &c. f^^rf^ «». frf^^r?/- 
 
 3 behaviour, deportment, carriage. SHT^^/ ^tT^ ». 3TT- 
 
 ^RtJT «. 3ii--<R<i n. 3TrEnT ?«. sTFi'jr^/. ^mf. n\'wmT. 
 
 f. =JTT^/ irfn/. =Ef^/. ^T^^^/. ^^;:5W m. =qs(ir^3tJT 
 n. sif^^TPT/. PT^TfR ?«• ft'4f?Tftf?T/. r4W^/. ?-4t?T/. 
 
 Bad c. ^■(.NJ.ui n. 5Tr=nT ra. J^^T «. [f^T'STsf/ 
 
 Good c. ^r-^Mioi «. ?rJT=^nT ?». ^frr «. f^T'sr^^ /. 
 
 General c. STr^nT^^frT/. 
 
 4 T^^FTT ?«. ^U+K ?». 3^TT m. 
 
 I. management, shiU.^ v. Addeess. aTT^rT^^lf^/. 3TT??; ;«. 
 Ep^ n. rJHi-=) ?!. f^ilHH «. s^PT^'f^ n. 
 
 II. safe c. ar^T^^ n. 
 
 To CoxnucT, V. a. lead, accompany, to guide, Sfc. sfR ^^5I=T 
 
 ^f TTT'Jr n. SR^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 carry p«, transact, manage. f5r=rf|at, 5rf|=(i?uf, =Err;^iif, 
 
 jrm^'jf, fejr!,«jui or 5r=jFriji', ^fit, an^Ro'r, fH^r^ w.-^- 
 qri/.-cte. q^y. 0/0. 
 
 3 one's self; v. To Behave. =qTr5of, 3H|^<u|', cTPTDf, ^6t. 
 
 4 V. To Lead. ?ST^R m.-^J^.Vf: m.-^^K>n.-&e. :r^ y. 
 0/0. 
 
 CoxDucTOE, n. V. V. 1. nTZ ^njf^ -nuiKi, &c. ^fpnr^t^pTTf, 
 
 ' 2 and 4!. person presiding and managing. Ks ihia \s the 
 Bense of the terms and phrases Manager.^ Foreman, 
 Headman, Leader, Leadingman, Captain, Coryphaeus, 
 Charge d' Affaires, that holds the reins, that sits at the 
 helm, that mounts the box, that plays the firist fiddle, Sfc. 
 ^c. and as many of the Mardihi terms which are em- 
 ployed to convey this sense, bear also a latent sense 
 agreeing well with the latent sense borne by one or 
 other of these terms, here we have collected the 
 terms of both tongiics. STf^qKuiKi, '^rl=jU|KI, etc. f^- 
 
 •A 1''.+, HN*, ^T?^, %^, ^r^, 5^'"'^, ^TWr, 5^f)TJr, ^- 
 
 ^5mfr, f%:fr^r, ?lKf*T or HK'tft, Hf^nroft, ST^Tf , tR'-if, 
 
 JJiKufl, iffft, 5TTT%^, TFF, ST5^ ( m comp. ), 5?^^?; 
 
 ( in comp. ). 
 
 I. ( of ceremonies, esp. religious), a^rq'pf, ^1%^. 
 C. of heat. -dwJMI ^TTf ^. 
 COXDUIT, n. aqueduct. ^7. m. R^ m. ^TU^f. 
 Coxe, n. ^ZS^ m. dim. gsq^/. bI^/. ift5=5|JT^/. ?TJ m. 
 
 2 ( iu "botany ) '^q^T^, ^^K 5rrjT% T^ot n. 
 Coxfabulatiox, &c. See Coxveesatiox, &c. 
 CoxFECTiox, n. v. Sweetmeat. fSrert/. ^te^tt or ^^t^ m. 
 
 CoxFEcnoxEE, n. ^;^ or ^nf , fH-il§«(lrfl. 
 
 CoxFEDEBACi; w. federal compact, league, v. CombixatioX. •
 
 CON 
 
 171 
 
 CON 
 
 2 confetlera hoji/, v. Co.meixation. ^Jf^ 
 
 ^^ /. fiHciui/. ^ n. ?FH- 
 
 ;KT5 
 
 Tj Cosfedeuate, i'. «. V. To CoiimxE. ^tjctt, ^"Jf, fH5;tjf. 
 Confederate, «. fpiHTTft, ftotufr^sfT, ^T^TFft or ;qr. 
 CoNFEDEBATE, ». ally, associate, accomplice. fTr?fr^, firaift- 
 
 =5n-, f s:f?r?5T, ?TT'4t, ^fwfT, ^t'PTTrft, ?rn^Hf^. 
 
 C05rEDEEATio:<. See CoKlEDEKACr. 
 
 To CosFEE, V. 11. speak wU,i, v. To Conveese. ^\l^^ n.-^TTSf- 
 
 OT ?j.-^HN«i?5 OT.-^?yt^i^/.-^iaNT?fr/.-^'Tr7tT».-?f5rr- 
 
 5 W.-&C. :pT^ ((■;■</* ^t. 
 
 To c. iu private. <Hri^r| M.-^^frf m. ^^, 
 To CoNFEE. V. a. V. Tu Give, ^ot, ^ n. ^p^of, of^rJS =R^, 
 
 qTTtT n.-3TTqT^ »;.-&c. ^p^ijf. 
 Coxfeeesce, «. V. V. N. and Cokveesation. ^iHTqar n. ijt- 
 
 tKv^\^f. #r??r=^T3ft/. ^rat'TR/. 
 
 I. mcetinjfor discourse. JT?rc=r?T-T^g^-^jH5i:^-'f^R-&c. 
 Cosfeeeible, a. v. V. A. ij N Mrn?rT-^3rrnT-&c. qTTRT 5TF^, 
 To Confess, v. a. own, v. To Acknowledge. HRW, ^^H"- 
 
 2 ffranf, concede, \. To Adiiit. JTr^T ^FT'if, 'l^'T^ +<ui. 
 
 3 o/c» and acknowledge, t. To Own. ^T'^ft^T^, •titfl+K'Jl, 
 
 4 ( sins to a priest ) TT^t^sr^oS q;^ ^^. 
 To Confess, v. n. qr^ ^^jos TTT ^^ ^FW. 
 Confessedly, at/y. avowedly, undenially. f^jf^T, f^^T?5?r, 
 
 2 jciY/i avowed purpose. 2fTT?f, ^'i-+H, 55>rr. [^FRwi. 
 
 Confession, w. t. V. A.l. — act. jtt^ «. &c. ar^R ««. ^- 
 
 Confessoe, ?j. v. V. A.l. ^+KuiTrr, ^f?7 ^T^iTTTr, ^'7;r- 
 
 I. one tolio hears confessions. ^5?Tr HI^|^r|c|oi qirf ^5f?5 ^^RT- 
 
 II. one who suffers for Jus faith. '^^^V^.'^^^\^, 
 Confidant, n. hosom friend. ^njTT in. ^^ffRT^tT «». ^^ti=rfH- 
 
 ^ m. T^^fK=5f »». T^F^rr^^ «. T^^^T^T^ n. 
 Confidante, n. m^f. ^^pjft/. ?Rft3T?r n. ^^eptrt^^ffor/. 
 To Confide, v. a. intrust, v. To Coiruix. ^TT"'!, arrTof, TT- 
 
 To CoNFiiE, V. n. rely on, trust in. ^»srre<jf, 3TT^'^, TTrST- 
 
 ^"jf, "n^^, qfff^oT, f^»;rm m-.-HT^rar »«.-^ri<m< ?«.-&c. %- 
 
 ^^ with JR o/ o. ^FTT^ ?». SJPOT, fqr=^mRT-'R?^lT?R 3T?r- 
 uf J re. core, mth g. of o. ami ■■^''iJr «'/<7( y. o/o. 
 
 Confided, p. v. V. N. fq-'^RT^^T, &c. f%>q-^, srr'TftrT. 
 V. V. A. 3fl^?5T, f^r^^TRi^c^r, &c. 
 
 Confidence, CoNFiriNo, n. v. V. N. f^s^RT m. *RRIT or 
 T^q-OT m. *IT^ ?». HT^^/. vrST m. fJTKTfT m. fSngr/. r?T- 
 5nT?«. SfFTq- M. cfT^^c or TTr^TR »«. 'fli-TW «. ^TTo'?^ or | 
 
 C. ( or assurance ) given. ^i5n"?TT '»• 
 
 In c. ^rswR ^ir^f-^dTR ^-&c. 3T?Tr k=^rer#, 
 
 f^'^TRTT^. 
 
 Violation or abuse of c. f^^^^WRT "». f^'^RTHT m. 
 
 Violator or abuser of c. f^'^H^TTrT^ or HH-^^t, f^«r- 
 Inspired with c. sfTfTiTfTq", ^mf^'qRT. 
 
 I. firm coniiiction or lelief. ^RR^iTT/. njr^xf. ^r?rfT/. 
 triT m. fH^V! m. f^T'-Jm/. f^^TT/. f^'-i^ m. fjjtTR m. 5- 
 ?rT m. f%='qT?f ?«. *R«r?Tr or JRRTr >«. ''TTsr ?«. Ti^'-tT «. 
 Tiq-m-/. 
 
 Perfect c. ^^j^^^^^t\ f. srT?5t^T?I^Irlft/. 
 
 II. ^ri/«< j« self, assurance, ^^^f. 3r»r/. 3TT«f m. ^M^ f. 
 ^■Fr^^Fft/ ^ wi. 3Tcr;fTPf n. "^T^ f ^^TR^-"^ m. qr^^^^q" u. 
 
 f^f fTTrriT >»./. f|5?TT OT.^f isf/. I'l'^JRr/ 
 
 III. c«i^jie or ground of c. ^irTftOT-Ac. STT^'R wi.-aTT'T- 
 
 q wj.-qrRor «. 
 Confident, a. Confiding,/), a. v. V. N. f^'qRnTRT, '^J^- 
 ^"TRT, T^'^m S^roTRT, etc, JTT^reT, TT^^, TT^^, f^»^RT- 
 
 I. convinced, assured, sure, v. Certain. ffT>jf?r, I^Ji-^si'T, 
 f^a.^t^, f%??i^f, ^f?l^q-, ??rlf?r'>'7T, 5i5fH«f?T. 
 
 To be or feel e. ^TrfTor ^f^r^i^f.-Sic. aTJ^of m. fo«. 
 
 II. secure, Si'c. assured and lold. a^^yiR't, 'flST^IRIRIT,^- 
 ^, ^JTRfT, f^a^T^, flH'T, f^=7qrf;^, 7H?5R, f?]-'^, f^q^T, 
 fH«:T3^TT^, ^?ft^R, f|lTrf5R, ff':%^R, "^r^.^ SfiT?JT. 
 
 Confidential, a. trusty, trustworthy. f^^^RfT, f^a^pg', fij- 
 »^rre^, TTSfnRTT, f^'^RTRn', ^T?rft=TT, ^T?1T3TH^, f?f>qr- 
 ?F-&c. %?IRTT^FTT-&c. Jfl^fRt, f^^TRT^^T, f^=^R^, f^'^]^ 
 
 ?PTT^, fjf'q'RrRV?, «r^5T, >-" v^, iir^T^t, arm. 
 
 2 that is to le kept in co.^..Hce; private. ^"iptSRT^r, 
 ijhVtptRTT. [ST^TTf^'^RrRir. 
 
 CONFIDENTIALIT, adv. V. A. 2 <Pir5'JTRHr|T-^iTR?n^t-&c. 
 
 Confidently, ade. y. A. fHT'^RrRf, 'TT^n^, &c. f^^qr^-H^q-- 
 
 ?fr-&c. sf^-'^^Ji, f^^m-Tq-T, ^T^rTHRT. 
 
 I. ^mft%, f=T^/T5TRf, f^s^i^, f=T3 ^i-T.T'JIRf,f^>?m or fvfgf?r. 
 
 II. f^^?, 1^3?t^, f^3^T^<T'JrRf, arrq- ^^^, ^<tH, 5^^-, 
 
 ar^RTTq'Rf, ^^qj tRTf, &e. 
 CoNFiDENTNESs. See Confidence. 
 
 CONFIQTJEATION. See FoEM. 
 
 Confine, /)Z. Confines, n. frontier, harder. ^'^'^Vi^m. f^i^- 
 ?5'H^i'^^T«. irm'^^T »». TT^J^TOT. StTFwj. ?^n?lT?». ?i^ /. 
 
 To Confine, «. n. v. To Boeder. OTn;^-??n^?f-f'T|5T-&c. 
 SRfot. 
 
 To Confine, ■». a. limit. grrq^SiDt, ift^or, iitsdi, s^of-tRtJi'-if- 
 ^fsrof-Ac. with ER ( ex. ^^i arPT^ ^;fur ^q- -HT^frcR 5- 
 fjf^ 3TT"f ), 3TT:F?5^«.-3Tr3RftTTm.-aTl^Twi.-Hqf^T/,-?ftT?r- 
 /.-%!?»>, -5J'cTR(Tr».-&C. ^T^-qiC=T ^. 
 
 2 V. To Impeison. :Ef?^,%^ ^p^irf, qfTTft/.-^fsffn-/. q;?^ 
 y. o/o. "%??[- q^m mrl'if-?wir, 31?%rr qv.of. 
 
 3 V. To Eestbain. 3Tr^5!Dt, ^^^.^J^n.-f^i^m..f^^v^^n.- 
 f^T^in.-f^T^^n.-f^^m.-p[k\^'^n.-'::\^i{^m.-&c. W.X^. 
 
 Confined, p. & a. v. V. A.l. 3T1^2S?JT, arT^ioitqT qRiS;?!;T, 
 &c. 3TFf:fe?r,
 
 CON 
 
 172 
 
 CON 
 
 2 *isciaT, si^frf '^inP-rti, &e.'%^,%^. 
 
 3 "Hl+olrfrtl, &c. fH^fq^, f%^5;, f^S, f^PT^. 
 
 I. not roomy, v. Nauuow. aT^HT?, W^FS, ^?, ^^'-juft^l, 
 
 II. ddivered. ^\ir\ g'l^TTt, ST^HtH^lf^l. 
 To be c. »llo6r|-iJti[H-&c. ^tw. 
 
 III.— tlie bowels. 5i§. See Costive. 
 To be c. Ml'HI+i ^flTP ^ ?T7ff. 
 C0SFINEi)NESS,n. A'.A. 1. want of room. aTT^fl / ^f^jTr^w- 
 
 To sufltT or feel e. aTT^'JI'^, 'i\<m^\. 
 CosFiKKMENT, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. 3Tr^3^n. 5n':T^«. &c. 
 'MV^A'in. — slate. 3iiot|siigT»n. aTT^m. 5ttfTT<'I«. sjtTm.^^M. 
 
 2— state, sj^?;;. 5f^/."%^/. 3T^^/. #ft/. #5ljft/. 
 
 C. to a place. ?'<< M I W 'O'wi. 
 
 Place of c. »i^W^ or ii<(|<HM|m. ^^V\^f. at^TT^- 
 It/ Sftrn^UTOT. or oft/. 
 
 Eelease from c. if^^^X^m. 
 
 Eeleased from c. st^^IrSRT. 
 
 Solitary c. inpfri"%^/. ^Jrqrft ^t^ft/. 
 
 I. delivery.^ v. Childbed, ire^m. M^fi /- 
 Tt/ CosFiEM, V. a corroborate, establish, make sure, cfe. ^^- 
 
 ^^-A'ij'^.i -wiftHor ^rr-TjgT-^-g^5-^r#=r-f%f5iiT?r-&c. 
 ^^, «<Nij|', ^uiHui oj- ^orrm, q^w?T/. ^-'^^q' ^tt^- 
 !=r-&c. JRTJT, ?'4mr, 5pJ^/.-5i^«.-^Rm.-q''^'TurT'».-&c. 
 
 ^TMijf, ^Ir^+K'n. ^.T^ g.oj o. qfi? /. %nr, iJ>!ft^T^M. ^RCTf_ 
 - ■ralify, 8;c. 5f^-HFr^-5?RT-it^-&c. EF^Jr,^/ ^^. 
 Zstrengthen.fix, — a disea8e,&c.qH:-5Ioj:R:-il5TT?7-&c.5fT^. 
 To be confirmed.^STTT^'Jf, ^i+NiJi, ifsrr^rat, ^spn^iji. 
 CONTIEMATION, n. V. V. 1.— flf^ ^ITT^r'Jf". ^?.W.Z ^FTTJfn. &c. 
 ?TBm^n. Wrij'+Kwi.^lfq^RnT n. ^«l+<u|». f^F't ^r|'ti<" l». 
 ^^^TTTHw. F<TrT^T/. 5"Ct^iTw. — «('afe. ^^^T^^JSTTTot. i&c, 
 
 qos^?rr/. JT^Fft/. 5^rfr/. ^if^!. ^f^/. 
 
 2 5T^ ^PTiJf «. &c. ^If. 51^/ H%t/. 
 
 I. corroborative evidence. TSOT?^/. ^T^ST^TTTir ?i. 
 
 COSFIEMATOKT, a. CONFIEMEB, n. V. V. 1. <H<NU|H.|, 'i\<i^f, 
 
 +<.«1KI, ■Hl'ild ^F^'TRT, &c. •«ri|im+TlF, jfWfrf , r<TT7^, 
 
 ^•Him+-d|. 
 CONTIEMED, p. V. V. 1. ^jnT-«4aL+i-&c. %r5OT. 
 
 2 sr^ %^i=5T, 5^RT %H?5T, K^T. 
 To Confiscate, v. a. take in petialty. JTSTOTSt ^-WH+<^, 
 
 Confiscate, a. Confiscated, 2'- v. V. ?r?^FTTTrr ^rf^OT, &e. 
 
 Confiscation, »i.t. Y.—act. ^■^^>Ki^^ q^w.^rsm^ «• ?I- 
 
 Total e. ?TTO^ m. ;R#^^t7r n. ^5J^ m. 
 Conflagration, n. general or great fire. c5rpft=qT tm ?«. 
 3TFT'-^T^/. ?f5(T^ m. i\n!^ f. RH^TTftr m. 
 C. of a forest. ^<s\t^ m. ^r^nfTT »«. ^m^?5 ra. 
 To Conflict, v. «. v. To Fioht. n^iif, ^^df, 3^ w.-^ff^i^ 
 «.-|i; «.-&c.^^,or tn. con. mthg.ofs. SPTIT^ ffMt/.il^. 
 
 Conflict, «. combat, contest, y. Fiqut. ^^ n. ^^ «. ^ffsi?; 
 
 2 See Collision. 
 CONFLiCTiNU, a. contrary, opposite. SfffT^r^, ^T^J, f«Tfr*jr- 
 
 CoNFLi'ENCE, CosFLUx, n. ( of streams, &c. ). ^^jt ot. ?in 
 C. from opposite directions. ^frr^HK m. 
 
 2 crowding together. 'S\T^^ m. ^^H^'^ ?;. 
 
 3 people crowded, v. CiiowD. ^THT '?'. if5IT m. 
 Confluent, a. ^ fd+|ui|-?3 qT^ilRT-^1JT|i<J|Rr, fTToJtTTPT. 
 
 C. small })ox. Hg^TT^.sft /. |;'. 
 2b Confoem, ». a. make like. BR?<iT-Vrr^-?T^^-3T^^-H' 
 
 To Confoem, t'. n. comply with, ad according to. ^nT^-si^- 
 oi-"TT5^-&c. JrPM-5moT-aTpq^ai-=qTH''f-^Tor-&c. 3T^Twf, 
 
 Confoemable, a. resembling, y. Like. ^TR^T, %?Tr^, H^?T, 
 
 2 agreeable, congruous, y. Consistent, fj^PPTSfTjinTRT, 
 HTO^fi, 3T5^?5, aiH'HK ( in comp. ), ar^^Tft ( in comp. ), 
 
 3 compliant, obsequious, v. Obedient. fTTrTTSfff, fH^rTT^, 
 Conformableness, Confoejuity, n. v. A. 1. ^TT^qWT nt. 
 
 c^r «. aTrgi^i^T «. 
 
 2 fTT?Sn> m. ^H »«. Bm OT. ^f'TT'q^T/. H^rfH/. ^»T=r m. 
 
 3 aT^?:"^' w. 3T5^'4 «. 3HHcjTtH « 3Tg|f^/. 
 Confobmably, a(?w. Y. A. 1. ^RW. 
 
 2 ani AccoEDiNGLY, ^RW, 3^=^, aHH^^i, arj^TR ( ia 
 comp. ), q'-iTT ( in comp. ), ^R^'PT, q'^r^frf. 
 
 3 argft^, arg?;;^. 
 
 CONFOEMATION. See FOEM. 
 
 CONFOEMEE, COMFOEMIST, ■». Y. V. N. aT^T^fRUTRT, aiH=Itl- 
 
 UTRT, 3HHH<u[-&c. ^Tftf-^Tft, ar^rff ( in comp. ). 
 
 I. =pra?TM ^^tftpsftt *thrt arg^n^T «(miuihi. 
 
 To Confound, To Confuse, v. a. mingle confusedly, disord- 
 er, jumble, derange. ^^(S.i\, Tw^^, T'PrfriUI, 'it^oE'Jit, 
 »lot>(ijnt, qj^n^'if, HH'Ii'Jt, T^of, JTRTS^, is^isf^, 'rt^'- 
 
 oE^pir, f^ra^FHiSi, ^■^qRwr.i ^^^^2^, \%\ ^f;\tXH ^^ot, ^tfs- 
 
 «TT?re/'.-??!'<TRT?I''<T/'.-^^T m.-^^JPTW w.-&c. sfR^ g. ojo. 
 
 2 perplex .^ puzzle, bother, bewilder, ^c. qr^tTf'T't, "J^^, 
 
 «i^+H<ji or T+Nui, 1^9??:^, Tasj^^r'Jr, 'im^'n, ^fnTf^ot, 
 Hiiprif or *ri5fFm, =q^«faf, ?ra7;r3TT ado. jfRiit, ^^Tm tt- 
 
 SOT-^TT^'Jr, ^^IT ?«. ^?rTJT-qTl>lf, WffT-T2"P^^rirT-'iTTJR<rf- 
 ?t-ic. TTS'rf-m^^'if, r551?/.-^5^5 or ft /.-■q\^ f.-'^kv^ 
 
 m.-^vz w.-JiTtrs M.-&C. jpTJir y. 0/ 0. H^f.-=^^^f. m- 
 
 R:iJf-JFT<if y. 0/ 0. ^=^ /.-=^^Kft /•-=^^ /. ^sm-ni^- 
 'Tl ^7^ y. of 0. 
 
 3 SZasi, disconcert, y. To Defeat. ^^, ^T^"^, c7*T3''T
 
 CON 173 
 
 &c. JRut, g.oj 0. [ qw ??T^ot,fTTtrT-&c. q^TwI. 
 
 4 abash, fut to shame, v. To Sjiame. v;\^^^^ ^^TTT^ 'TfT- 
 
 CoNFOUNDED, Confused, ^.v.V. 1. 'irK[3:%^,riNK^r^j|,&c. 
 
 To bo or b;icomc c. 'ir^oS'Jf, ift'^^, "ittT'T't, 'iS'MS'iif, 
 
 2 ^TRTT, =5?!^, =^^'T?J, ==ri5, *Ti^, '-^#^1 ^TT^, ^fT^^, ^^- 
 
 fir^, v;ifTT?r, ^Jt?r, Wi?T, ^;Tm^;nT, ^|iT?r, Mm, o^rrf^, 
 
 To be or bepome c. ^TRTW, 'Mi'ii*ui, 'is-nsui, 'ii-5'Mr'j'ir, 
 
 ^ or T^df, tfT^rrJf , U^iJf, Tfltoi or iFx?^, 'li'lNui, T'JR- 
 tJTof or J|ulMU|ur, jfiwr, 'ft^^, ^T^, TFTT^ ^M, ^t^- 
 
 COXFOUNDEn, ?!. CONFOUNriNG,^. (I. CONF0SEB, «. V. V. 1. 
 
 'tt'--T55UlTTr, &e. Jfi-q^-ic. sFruTRT, qT^H??TT, n:=55T^^, 'ft- 
 M^5^, ^TPTTfiTT, *1FP15#T, TStJi^-qT, 'lio-y-ll, ^fRTcoTT, 
 Jt^iTT. _ [n, &e. ^TPRJ. 
 
 2 MMiRuiK i, &c.gTT-&c. TrsaiTTT-Mlc^uiKI, ^T^\^ 'TTS^- 
 
 CONFOUNDINQ, CONFUSION, n. Y. V. 1. — act. ^^^^ n. mM'- 
 oE^ «. &e. &c. y^pO ^JT^T «. — sfo/c. 3Toq^<TT /. >^lrtHrl 
 /. 'Tr«T5E m. qToE m. q'cqT^pj ot. ^it^w; »». ^ai|U|| ?». T^ 
 55 7n. 'INK m. «. TS^T^ or ^f »'• T9r=r?r /. TS^TS /■ TFT- 
 
 «ir^/. ni=5"R;r m. ^ffrr^r >». 'hm-ii or tp?T ■'«. 'iN'i.'iT<TT »» 
 
 »TT5tT5ETrT'4T m. t"^ »'. 3T^^ m. fq-^^5!: /. 3TT??T?f "F?: /. 
 
 3TPri5/. m-m/. =q^=5i^/. =5r^^/. s^s'sr/- ^^rorrm. j^T' 
 5CT?3r^/. sr^^^/. qi^?^/. ?if^?5Tft/. M'f^w^/. iTt^' 
 
 ?T n. >\i'4i'\j\ m. ^Tur/. ^MI^I /. 
 
 Every thing there is iu c. aud disorder. r['4 sT^qT^ 
 <m-dKftjJJr=JT37Tf. 
 
 2— ac?. ?TFF:f^'jf n. tl^+Hui n. &c.— stale. ^^^^% /. ^^^TS 
 or ^/. trfsr^T/ 'it'^ m. iRtp^T ?«. Nl-ilcil »i. ^T^ m. ^\- 
 a^PR »»• ^T^TWT m. q'cmHISS ??i. J|r.mH;/."|TiTjft /."liluiJI- 
 
 ?T/ =5n;'M/. 'Tr? /. ^fSTT /. riHM'K /. rtKTfHr^ /. ^;f^ 
 »«. ^Hw ?«. f^m «». ^feT «. Rrfci+r'tj n. 
 
 I. V. Shame. ^FiTf^=rHT /. 
 CONFEATEENITT, 11. a brotherhood. 'H\^Hl'£\j. Tra^oE /. ^- 
 
 ^it5c5 n. srg^pt «». 
 To CoNFEONT, V. a. See To Face. 2 hrinr/face to face, t^- 
 
 ^;5T^-?nT^-&c. ^^m with ^. 
 
 CoNFEONTATiON, n. y. V. 2.~act or stale. ^^HH+Hr^l m. 
 
 H-+-l'>(rtl WJ. *«^«(m/. TtTJIRT/. 
 To Confuse, &c. See To Confound, &e. 
 Confutable, a. v. V. ?T^r^-^-^3TPTrTT-^;ft^-&c.itt5FTT-5ft- 
 
 Confutation, n. v. V. — act. ^"50? 7i. ifrs^ «. &c. ^{^ n. 
 
 wrs m. f^rWlT/. 
 To Confute, v. a. prove to letorong — person or statement. 
 
 CON 
 
 -^3=T n.-'^W/. ^FW y-. 0/0. JTTt^ ^FR^, #ZT ^5?T ^- 
 
 Confuted, ^. v. V. ^'5^r, &c. ?3f|?T, sff^rf, ^fer, ^rt^. 
 
 CoNQE. See Obeisance. 
 
 To Congeal, v. a. change to a solid stale. -Ji*i«)ui, firrR^, 
 
 To Congeal, f. h. ^JT^m, fir^Taf, Tfj^tif, ^^of, ^t^^iJf, ^"T 
 
 -&c. ^'rof. 
 
 Congealed />. v. V. A. ^^Ht(^.?rT, &c. ^^fr^rf, 
 
 2 V. V. N. ^iT%?rT, &e. q^H?r. 
 Concealment, Congelation, n. v. V. A. — act. ^Hsr't ». 
 
 fir^JRnj- ?k &c. fiT^JT^OT^/. f^'^ciufl/. ^i.^v{\J.—stale. 
 
 ^Tq'^F^T'TT m. &c. M.f|'<hd'=iT/. 
 
 V. V. N.— rtcA uTfTCTT ». fir^Tot M. &c. r]'\Z^\\ f.— stale. 
 
 CONGENEUACT, CONGENEEOUSNE.SS, 11. V. A. 1(+-nH ld4>J|l ««• 
 
 ^sHIrlHuil m. ^^■^\<i\*\r\\ f. ^rsTTfTt^mr/. ^rrTFPTFftTrfT 
 /. &c. 
 CONGENEE; CONGENEEIC, CONGENEEOUS, a. of the same hnd 
 or nature, allied in origin,^c.^T{^sjyr{.j ^TSTTrftT, ■^HJllrflM, 
 
 Congenial, a. See Congeneeic. 2 agreeable to the nature 
 
 of. ; mri-MMI , arjTJT, 3T5'^^, ^l^'j"^"^, 3TT^"'^^T^^ 
 
 ^^TTtfrgiTCTT, ^HKrgHR, RiTr^^"?, jR??q^^-3Tgm7- 
 3Tg?nfr- 3T5€T-3Tg^-&c. 
 
 3 of the same nature or disposition. ^FT^ftS, ■dMlM^ft?^, 
 ^m^iTK, ^ITTR, ^mFTTT^, ^^'TT^, HK^TT^, ^HPfSf- 
 
 Congeniality, ?;. See Congeneeact. 2 v. A. 2. BT^J^ «. 
 STT^'pnT n. STR^rq- n. 3Tj+?5r||/. 
 3 ^^^ftH?rr/ ^TK^ft^:!:?!!/. ■HMMM'ihPl/. HTHFT w. ?n- 
 
 Congenital. See Connate. 
 
 Congee. Congee eel, ji. ^rg^frpft «ITH/ 
 
 Congebies, n. colleclion, mass. "T^r m. Tlf^T w. vJTTr^ n. ( in 
 
 comp as ?r?T==r;TT?5, ?TS^:3TT?5, at^F^JTM, |?T3TTr7, &c. ). 
 Congestion, n. (of humors into a tumor ). ^\zf. 4f^ m. 
 
 2 ( of blood ). ?:^^^s/. ^i^PT^Ct^T «». ^r^'j^ m. T^- 
 
 CoNGESTira, a. itfj I ci ft'49[^Ep.^5^^. 
 
 To Conglobate, i;. o. coZfcc^ into a hall. 'Tt^^, >^*'n*i »»•- 
 
 Efj^ »}. ^tif y. of 0. fqft :p^ M. ^ot ^r. o/ 0. 
 Conglobate, a. Conglobated, p.Y. V. ntS^^OT, HT'^T %^?5T, 
 
 Conglobation, m. v. V. — act. nts^^ n. &c. f^Tst^T'JT «• 
 
 I. round mass. "ftW »». 
 To Conglomeeate, v. a. ^f\^ w.-nST m.-nST^ "• 'P'^ y-o/"- 
 
 "J4io-y-iK^i 311+KMi ^RTit, n^mr ^^ot. 
 
 Conglomeeate, a. Conglomeeated, p.Y.Y. "Tt^ %^c5T-5rT- 
 %^, 'T5Twm^^ STT^TTT^. 
 
 To CONGBATULATE, V. a. ^^ H '('l f^ /.-H^^^'<FT W.-^T^- 
 
 ^ snPTJjT ?».-&c. :f;?TJr, 5^nT-^/.-5^TRW^/. ^f^i 3^-
 
 CON- 
 
 17i 
 
 CON" 
 
 COXaBATCLATED, ^. T. V, SjfiRf^, 31HHlf<^H. 
 
 CoxGRATr; vTiox, M. V. V. ^H?Vf%/. «^M'<^€'«rT n. &c. 
 CoxoitATULATOity. a. ;fr^^^i^-^(^-!f^^l^-&<-'. M^K+rm, 
 To CosoRF.oATE, r. <i. T. To Assemble, ^m ^"Jf, tIsjt ^pt- 
 
 7b COSQUEOATE, I'. »!. \. To GatHEE. flToillf, ^^W ^(Jf. 
 
 CoscuKOATioy. ?). conjrp'jated hsdy, y. Asseaibly. ^TTT/. 
 
 t'OXGKEGATIOXAL, a. ^^:^\'=:^ H^!^T^, ^HMh-'^r ^^P^, 
 
 CoSQRESs, n. meeliny, v. Assemblt, ^^/ HS^il/. 
 
 Sexual e. ^ftjT^^n m. frr'g^ «• ^'•JT »• 
 
 To be joined in sexual e. ^^^, ?in"jf. 
 CoxcnuE-NCE, CoscEuiTT, CoNGEroibSEss. n. V. A. ^^ «. 
 
 ^|?r<7r/. 5Fm^^ w. its/, ^n ?«. ^ m. ^iitgHR ?«. ?f- 
 
 CoxoEuiJNT.CoxGEUous, (T. agrecallf, siiitalh.Si'c. v.Coiv'sisT- 
 
 vjl'lr^^r, 'Tl'q-, q"«TraT^, ^5?!^, ^'Tg^, ^mw, ^TTf^PT. 
 CoxGEUOUSLT, odv. T. A. and Suitably. ^frT^^qiTTWq'. 
 Conic, Conical, a. f^^ssfrr o;- fHtflotril, TPT^, 'U^-'Sil'^ifd, 
 
 Coxic SECTIONS, n. ?[^%^ w. ?T^!7^ n. 
 
 COSJECTI-EABLE, O. T. V. 31'HH'M, ST^ITT^n'^'T, ^Sf^TTT^TT*^^. 
 Cosjectijual, a. done or said ly guess. ar^'TFir^r, 31^HM- 
 
 ConjECTCEALLY, (Tr/c. T. A. ar^TTPTF)', ^T^KT^' ^=^, rn?i[^, 
 
 C oxjectube, n. 3THHM «. 3Hi+,ct/. fr% ?«. Sf-H^1l^ m. ^v^- 
 
 2 conjectural statement. aHd+ciM-^I^^-^'-rl'^ITft^-^FT^- 
 
 To Conjectuee, !;. a. t. To Guess. 375^55^ in. co«. 3T?:;po5- 
 
 ^-3T^^ ^tv^7r-&c.^fiRr-^t^iji--&c. a^^Hi^ujj 3i^hM M-- 
 
 &c. ^Rof y. 0/ 0. [ ff. of o. 
 
 To Conjoin, v. a. t. To Join. #^, fn^Z^iJf, WU^ m. ^PTijf 
 
 Conjoined, 2>- Conjoint, a. Conjunct, a. v. V. =%5^?Jr, 
 
 tiiHrtinl. 
 Conjointly, Conjunctly, adv.joinfhj, toffeihcr. f^f ^, ?t- 
 
 Conjugal, a. helonging to marriage. [A4\ iA--\ \.i f^T^f^^TT^, 
 
 2 belonging to the relation Jjetween Ivsland and wife. ^- 
 
 To Conjuoate, v. a. infect verhs. ^'^ n. pJ. qTrl^nJf, ^,"7F?qT- 
 
 ^^ n.-^\~.'J(^\ f.--M\>--'A\A n. ^jrnjf. 
 Conjugation, n. v. Y. — act. ?;^ ^^^ n. ^.TT'rTTT^ n. qj- 
 
 =^'Trn'/. aHK^-MH n. 
 
 \. a c. a class of roots, n^ m. [^ n. 
 
 Conjunction, n. v. Y.—acf. ^JZ^ n. &c. ^q^ n. ^qr^- 
 
 — slate, T. rNi05. ^'fR ?n. ^TRRFI ?;i. ^^tr «j. differ m. 
 
 /. WJi; m. 
 
 I. — in astronomy ^ of stars ). jfm «. ^'«f^T m. ^i'lT m. 
 
 Auspicious c. ^■^\^ m. ^T^^rifs/. 3T|[?rf^f^ ^1. Tliia 
 
 term is especially applied to seven coiijuuclions, viz. to 
 
 the occurrence upon Sunday and tbence in order througli 
 
 the week, of the nahshatra ^M nnd thence in order 
 
 respectively of jq^TT, ^f^Jj^ft, -ST^TT'^T, 5'^,^5r?ft, ^"Jft. 
 
 Inauspicious c. ^■mIm m. S^FT m. q^f^ m. 
 
 C. of sun and moon. ^Jildtl'lT in. ■a^+j^'iTr tn. ^^T/. 
 
 Day of c. of suu and moon. a^MNK^IT /o/;. CfltfH/. 
 
 3TTTT/. ^^T »i. 
 
 II. — in grammar; connecting word. JH^I^fq' STS'PT ?^;. 
 Conjunctive, a. ^fr^urrTT, ^^PT ^Tt^RT. 
 Conjunctuee, n. juncture, trisis. Sf^T w. qpT »". ^T^ m.f. 
 
 tpJT OT. [ Jfliif «. &c. 
 
 Cgnjueation, Conjueino, n. x. V. A. 1. — act. ^TT*T MI'^-l 
 2— ari. HRW w. etc. THTift/. 
 V. y. K. ?r^ m. 3TT^>rT OT. STT'jftn't or infT/ 1%^T- 
 
 1 conjuring tricks. 'Pr1>«. 3f?^». ?f5". rfrfT^fFf^. tpT^- 
 
 itrn:?j. Jfts^pTTHw. »ttc:5«. tt^/- ^Iw/. ^^^ft/. 
 
 To Conjube, «.'. a. charge Sj'e. ly oath. 5TTiT-?l??T-5iTPTr-&e. 
 
 q-5!T/.-3TnJr/.-^fq-K.-&c. qr^ifr, ^-:)T7''<T fq-^f?r/.-&c. :R:q-. 
 
 2 enchant, Sfc. v. To Chaem. -JTr^of, JTrTTof, 'HK^f.-SiC. 
 5R^, ^=iISfWTW. ^FTijf, 5^:j^'?>. ^c7=r^ !iv7/i ST^ 0/0. 
 
 To CONJUEE, D. m.^rarf/«<? conjuring. "Frere.— ;jr^«.-cTrrrJt- 
 fn:«--'Tl^«iJ|lrf«.-'TT^¥».-^->1<.«i<(l /-?1%5(£jn).-^;7JT»i.-&c. 
 
 CoNJUEEE, n. V. V. A. 2 ftrirf V. N. it^T HI'^uiKI-mmTTT- 
 
 ^T^ or JTR, •HnHI^'^, v^NTj^^iqi, JTT^pff, *ll'HI'+K,Hl*<!-jft- 
 
 CON-NASCENCE, n. V. A. 1. ^;p^-JT)i. m. y^%H-H«. »j. ?r^^- 
 
 2 ?rf3T^n. m. ^^m^f 
 Connate, a. horn with, connatural. ^?RTRr, ^rTlf^^, P\^- 
 
 2 ior?! ?t>/M another. ^^, ^^"iTf%^, ^^m, ^r?T^,?r- 
 
 CoNNATUEAL, a. hom with. See Connate. 2 having the 
 same nature with, ^H'jIIH, <^^^5TT?ft^, fT^TTrftq', ^FHT^Tlrftq', 
 
 CONNATUEALITY, Co>"NATUEALNESS, «. V. A . 2. (Tcfisr) MqUI |??;. 
 
 ^HTT^m. ^tHTNrrr/. '3Tr^?rp^«. ^^nfcRr^fiT/ t^^^fTFi't- 
 
 ^TtTT/. &c. 
 To Connect, t'.ff. v. To Join. ^^tTS^, ^4«:T»».-^?«.-?i'TFT«!.- 
 &c. Ep^ y. 0/ 0. ?f«r5-^'T^-H£5Tr- &c. jjrrof . 
 
 2yom coherently, ^^t^\^n,-'^^-Am.-^^\^l ^^feT«?.-^T- 
 Connected, ^. v. V. 1. ^T3^, &c. ^i^i^, ?fq;^, ^IqrfTcr,
 
 CON 
 
 175 
 
 CON 
 
 ^t^ftPsm, ^^, ^Hf^?f, ^^'s, KEfTT, ?T'?r^. 
 
 I. V. Eelateij. ^W'it^ 'ftm, 3TTfff^'7T, ^rfFTT. 
 
 II. — gener. or freely, as by blood, marriage, business, 
 
 &c. arfic^, 3R, JJpn^Tr^^, ^n^. 
 
 Connectedly, aJu. cohererdlj. '^'H^XT^ KPlS JS% ^TT'T %- 
 
 CONKECTION, CONXEXIOX, «. V. Y. 1. — rtfl!- ^r5^«. &C. ?f=t- 
 tT^n. ^PTl^ST^w.— «<a/e. ^Tlnw'- ^^jv^wi. ?iq?f/. ^EfftT'"./. 
 
 ?fq-#wj. Hgf^/. ^^';?7». ^SH?fr/. 
 
 Intimate & constant c. ^TTgT'TwJ. 
 2 3T5H':TPT«. ^^Ani. ^\mn- 
 
 I. coherence, y.(lo-ss,i%TTS.CT.^^f^ pop. '^^^J. ^7^^■m. 
 '^^vfm. JJFTm. ^^-Hin. 
 
 II. a. c. person connecisd, v. Eelation. ^^H, ^''=ft, 
 qi'^i-^K, ^r%^^P, ^Tft^ ?f^'eft.— genor. or indef. gr^RT- 
 efT^r m. 
 
 C.s and acquaintances — compreh. WK ^'X^m. pi. 
 III. — gener. or freely, as by blood, marriage, business, 
 &c. hond, hand, link, tie, thread. ^^'=T»«. ?5TT^fqT"». OTT- 
 
 m. ^^m.f. ^mrt. ^^rrrTTrrw. trmr Cw?». ^'». ^'«. 
 
 Indissoluble c. ^'H^izf- 
 
 Nearness or closeness of c. Wlil^f. 
 IV. — esp. of matters ; relation.^ link, ^e. ^Tjni. ^\^^\1J 
 m. ^^m. j. rSTT?". i^m. V^^\tn. FTT^^ot. H'ptrTrw*. 
 
 In e. with, ^^fefi, l^'frf. 
 V. carnal c. v. Copulation, ^tw. ^^l^w. 
 CoNNECTOE, n. Connecting, p. a. Connective, a. v. V. 1. 
 ^OTTTT, &c. ?T^3T^, ^'^l^H-Ac. ^FTTf-^ltt-^rr^, ^^• 
 
 Conned, p. v. V. ^HF^OT &c. ^\^\^. 
 
 Conning, n.\.Y.—act. ^]'^^n.^T^m. ^fxmii.^^^Af. ^Wf. 
 
 Connivance, Conniving, n. t. V. — act. fw: ^i^^n. q^H 
 
 fr3T or ^^rir^m. ijk^i^f. 3tt^t^t^/. 
 
 To Connive, v. n. wink at, let pass vnnoticed. fi^in. 2)1. 5rf- 
 
 jpof, ;FR-Ttra5r«.-3TT^T^rpfr/.-fT^5ft^/.-&c. w.1^., qrfl^ 
 
 CoNNOissEru, n. critical jvdr/e. v?rM<TT, TK^, <T^?T^, "Tft- 
 ?^T^, ^rf^, ^?T^, T^, ^^, HTT^^F, iTHfT, 'TOTfT, noT- 
 
 — ironically, v. Wiseacue. TT^TTR^ or ^■^J. 
 Connubial, a. lelonging to mariarje. f^r^T^, f^^^'ft- 
 
 f5r!m^,"%-TTf|^, f^^TT^^^. 
 
 2 heloncjin(j to the relation between hiisland and tcifc, v. 
 
 Conjugal. ^fFTJTRr^, ^J^^TRI^. 
 To Conquer, v. a. vang^uish.^ overcome, suhdue. fJr^'if, T^T^- 
 
 ^m.-'m^^^m.-':;\^m. ^?Tjf g. of o. f^^^-^x]f^n-fw^-\^- 
 
 fjTrT-'?TrHi=f-&C. ;R^. 
 
 That has conquered his passions, f^rif^q'. 
 2 acquire ly conquest. i^m^.,f^s^-Wr^^-^^^-&C. 
 
 2'o Conquek, v. «. mT^-hi. qT5r>Jf-fJT5E5riif. [ TTPT^^. 
 
 Conqueeable, a. v. V. A. 1. ^JfrTST, ^q', tn^^T, TTTH^^T, 
 Conquered, p. v. V. A. 1. f^^P^T, &c. T?:rf^?f, r^t^, f?r- 
 
 2 f^5 irn^^r, &c. f3T?r. 
 
 Conquering, Conquest, «. v. V. A. 1. — act. f%^iJfrt. >S.c. 
 
 Universal e. ■f^ficT^rq-oi. 
 2— act. fJTf ?r ^'Jf'f. f^^ijf«. 
 
 I. thing conquered. ^^^s^'cT^r^H/J. f5T?f^^»». f3Trf=r^«. 
 Conqueror, n. v. V. A. 1. fii^cTTTr, &e. (iTM?T-"TTT'T^-&e. 
 
 2 f^T^OTRT, f^f;^ WT. 
 
 V. V. N. ^Jft, f=I^^, ^^^3vfl"f, ^^^, ^^TTH. 
 A mighty c. f^f'Sf^'flr. 
 Consanguineous, «. v. Eelated. ^^IWINI, ^^FTT^m^TRT, 
 
 CONSANGUINITV, «. v. A. ^^?P^»f'4;». ^^J^f'^'^''l>n■ <^^^T- 
 
 Conscience, n. There seems to be no word in Ilardih), 
 exactly answering to this word. The following words 
 convey, under suitable connections, the gener.al sense 
 of it. iT?f«. ff?/ !fl!=R^q-w. 3TFf:5F^». 3T?Tqfm»». 3T- 
 fHJTrIT«». fHnT«. ^fr/. 
 
 Clearness of c. f^Tfrjf^/. 3t?f.^pTJT ?lf5/- 
 
 No witness is so strong as one's c. H^T ^=I5T ^T^ 
 
 To resist or fight against c. ^^^1^^?:«. ^PTW. 
 To make a c. of. JMMHI 'TT'S/. •^?T'^ in.con. 
 Conscientious, a. injlucnced hi/ conscience — person, v. 
 Just. %#^, %rfHT, %'TTWTTTT, ^qPTf^^, T^f%^, W^A- 
 
 2 regulated ly conscience. Jt'Tt^T, %?ft^, pTRT^T. 
 Conscientiously, adv. giTFITJt, 5HT^?:r^^, ^Fq^gT^. 
 Conscientiousness, n. v. A. rrrpftTOTT »». ^^wf^/. ?Tf^- 
 
 CoNscioNABLE, &e. See Just &.c.. 
 
 Conscious, a. possessing one's senses, v. Sensible. ^X^^■ ^- 
 
 2 knowinrj internally. Kf^ilffeTfT, ^Hf^rf, WfTT?r, ^TT^iT^g-, 
 3TTJH^t1%?r, H?TRTf'--T?t, iT?T:Wffr. 
 
 To be c. of. vH|UHJi,vTroT?r-WH^5aT?f^, T^^^ 3T?tSt. 
 
 3 knowing., perceiving.^ aware, sinf;?!^, Mlf^r|JlK,<3J'5rT'^q- 
 ^-iTTf^fT'Tn:-&c. 5rr?!?5r, mH^IM, ^^TFTfTH, FJSq'fTFr, ^T- 
 
 Consciously, adv. t. A. 1. ^^vrnr^f, ^HRPT^ ^^i >lt^- 
 
 Consciousness, ?i. v. A. 1. ^jfj/. %f#5/. HT^T «. 5|^^«. 
 
 Bereft of c. v. Insensible. %^i;, sf^, f?r%f%?f, f^- 
 To return to c. ^|m-^^'TFTI^-5J^?R-U'<T?ft^-'-'^-
 
 CON ] 
 
 " ^VtX- ?^^-Ac. ^, ^T/ ^ g. of. f. 
 
 3 ?r»T^ «». mf^'Y/. TT? m. i: TT, sprr/. ^i^ m. 
 
 I. conscious fceliny, sense of self . 3T^^^ ?«. 3T^f?f/. 3T- 
 
 ^*rR m. 
 Co:»scuirT, a. enrolled. TJT^C frjr^^rti,q^|cH JTtS^^. 
 CONSCRirT, n. q^T^rfrrf^^r^^fr 3=qTtr^ SSd^nfT HtT^ ^- 
 
 <«Tr^ TTsr 3Tn=ft ffr. 
 CoxscKiiTioN, «. ?5^T^Tm m<if^uiii^'Mi 3?^^r^ 3th^ sttt- 
 
 To Co.NsECEATK, t'. fl. dedicate. :r^^A m. T.l^ g. ofo.Zffr^- 
 
 2 ( by distillation, streaming, or sprinkling ). arfiT^- 
 ^, ■JTf^'W »».-3TPT^'f^ «. wA g. of 0. 
 
 CO'SECBATE, «. COXSECBATED,^. V. V. 1. Sff^^rT, 3Tf*rK- 
 
 f%^i 3T^, ?re?J?T,(^;rra% &c. ) rfHri?!i-=iif^^3T-&c. 
 
 2 3TfH^^, arfHf^, 3TfT#^. 
 Co.vsECEATio.N-, n. V. V. l.~act. :rf?t^ n. q p(^niH «. g^- 
 
 if »». arfT^^ir «. — o. or s. ^\r\^\ f. ^■^;+,|j »». 
 
 CossECT.vET, See Consequent. 
 
 CoNSECiTTioN, «. V. SrccEssioN. qt'TTT/. aTHipiT m. -yp^^w. 
 
 lu close c. iRr^n:, ^ift^, fll^HK, OTTTTTS, qiAIMIS, 
 ^Tr5T, MI'flHI'I, fjipf, 
 
 2— in logic, train of conseqxiences. ^- ^ \ r\H \ r^ f. f^^Ffr- 
 ^JfW TO. 3TjrrRqTTO'/. 
 Consecutive, a. v Successive. 'iHH-+HN!, ?5Tnp7T5^ cfj^. 
 
 Tis^, 'TT'iriTH=?n-, &c. m7ft^,^3TT^^^^f*T^, grr^^rf^, ar- 
 
 CoNsECUTivELy, adv. V. A. >(4>Nl^lH I 'i ^sp, ar^^fTfTRr, 3Tg- 
 
 ^pjT?r-., 3Tg^;T?r:, ?tt^, jjiirf, ar^q^^T:, rnrirm-, |rt^. 
 
 Consent, n. assent, concurrence.^ ^-c. v. Aqbeement. ?;w?»n. 
 
 Tacit or implied c. JTPRT «. 
 ^ With free c. ( or choice ). g^J^JW^, ^l^j,|tTT?rT- 
 
 To express c. ( or concurrence ). ^i^PR^, ?5pK m.- 
 
 2 accord of minds, v. Ageeement. iT^frf^TT n. fr^^ n. 
 AVith one c. (npf^TrTH, it^ ^hr' . ' 
 
 ^. " " ^ ' o 
 
 Consentan-tous, a. agreeable. See Consistent. 
 Co.vsENTEB, fl. Consentient, a. Consenting, ;.. a. v. V. ^. 
 ^^ITTRT, Ac. STgHrT, ^rrrn, ,^, ;a^-t, g?TW^, ix^ 
 
 Consequence, n^esult, issue, end, product, effect, fruit. <p- 
 
 CON 
 
 «? «• PiiH-j) n. rtJT «t. jffT »». jpfpT m. M^Rb /. 
 In c. V. Consequentiallt. Fm^, f^T^T^, '-^OH . 
 
 2 connection of cause and effect. ^FraqnTOT^fqV »»• ^'T- 
 
 +K"ii«('r m. \^^ Ji^^^nr bj. q^R ^^^q m. [m. 
 
 3 result, deduction, v. Conclusion. fH^tfTm. f^f5i<l?TT'4. 
 
 4 moment, importance, \. Weight. ^^JTT^ir m. {neg. con.) 
 
 5 digniti/, rcspeciahiUty, v. Weight. ti1<?4Ull m. ifk^ «. 
 
 Consequent, a. resulting, following. ^T^^f^^.^ arg^TRfr, 'fl- 
 gqWr.. 3T5f?r, 'iTHHTft, 3HI"=jf^:F,+N'+KU| ?il'=ft, a^TT- 
 f^qj, 3^Tf':r^«T, sr^ ( iu comp. ). 
 
 Consequential, a. See Consequent. 2 J/y, Zo/Vy, v. Con- 
 ceited. r<^Hi^^, fw?rr^T, T^nrft or ^, hR^k, ffr-'TT- 
 
 Consequentially, adv. v.A. 1. ?qTH^, H^HIH, J-^uH, 3T'<^'t- 
 
 ^, ^ra^TOJrrH^+M, +I''I'+kii'tt^, arrftrer, "FcTtT:, 
 
 2 f^TTWH, ??r=^, &c. 
 Consequentialness, n. v. A. 2 «m(Z Airs, f^nji^ 7n. HtCi. 
 
 Consequently, See Consequentially. 
 
 Conservatory, n. ;jRicr1-^^T^f^-W ^T^rl %;pnTT^ r<^^ 
 
 m. ?:?TOT?TT?rr/. ^?T>iT?'<TRr n. 
 To Conserve, &c. See To Preserve, &c.2 See To Canbt. 
 To CoNSlJiEE, V. a. ponder. stuJij, weigh. M-lltl aniuiu^ f^- 
 
 2 I'/f if, regard, hold. TTfrf, HT^TOT, *TT^<Jf, nt^ot, imOT, 
 
 3 ^afe j'jj^o j;/ew, respect. M|^U|, ?5f^T'it, THtrT-Eqi^^f-c^- 
 ^■qt?r-&c. aiMijf , rS^-^n.-&c. ^^t with^ of o. ^TRTtrCor. 
 
 To Consider, f. w. deliberate, v. To Think. f%rtoT, <n^, 
 
 f%?nT n. ^Tof, f^r^Rfrr ar^. 
 
 Considerable, a. worthy of consideration. f^T^K'+.^iMi-^i'ii- 
 &c. ^ -^Kufl-M , f^=5TP!T, iT^T^ft^, K^foq-. [ :^l?PEfT. 
 
 2 V. Ee^pectable. ^PTH'O'M, ^^if=(n, TFT, 'fPT, JTT- 
 
 3 moderately large, cj-c. iRT, ifTT^T, ^TTpsr, gMKMI, miT- 
 
 Considerably, adc. v. A- 3. ^TpsT, ^JITTTSTT, &c. aZi t/ecZ. 
 
 Considerate, a. deliberate, reflecting, pondering. f%^Tft, 
 f^^^TTT^ft^, [4~A\{^\'ipop. f^^McJFT, f'l'-IKi^ff, f^T^STT^f^, 
 Pl--j| J^ q^, r^I-.fKM-'-IN'Y, l^^tTfmft, ^JTM, n^, Sf?^- 
 
 2— of measures or acts. f%--)Hqq+, f^K4H«l, ^f^TT, 
 fW^H4U'ihrl, 5fi;'T^, gf^J^^HT, ^i^j'^?^. 
 Considerately, adv. v. A. 1. f^T^KM, f^^l<*<;,'i, f^RR- 
 
 15^, ^^TR^T^T, 5i;-qr. 
 
 Consideeateness, n. v. A. 1. f^TTftq'TT »>. f^^?nT3ft?=5rTr / 
 
 fr^fR^/. f^^TR^'Ti^r '«• r=J-ilf<r(|/. f§rH3'4+lRHl/. 
 
 Consideration, n. t. V. A. 1. Q"Kui n. &c. f^^R wi. f^"^-
 
 CON 
 
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 CON 
 
 ^ m. JT'<T^ or H'<T?T n. ^fv(rJ or Hfilrf n. JT^H ?«• IJH'/. 
 
 C. of pros and ecus. spFfnFT^fJT^qK, <P?5TTr?I^r^nT, 
 
 Mature c. ^T^jrf^^^nT. 
 
 Minute c. ^^t1%^R, 5?^??^^rT. 
 
 Upon c. If we consider, &c. TTf^ ar^TrTf, 'Trf^r'TT'4'f, 
 
 'n^T'tff, f^=JTR %?5r 3T?r?ff. 
 
 V. V. N. f%^5fK '«• f%fTq" w. JTq^ n. f^r\^T'f. 
 
 I. worthiness of regard, v. Weight. HT^fTT/. "Mt'*fr)l/. 
 
 II. for ; deference, SjC. Ht^/. Mt-lMi '»• 5T=r?r/. =^r5/. 
 To treat with allowance and c. ^fTT^^ ^'?f-=rr'Tf^'if-&c. 
 
 III. for ; care or concern about, v. Concf.dn. f^^^TR m. 
 "TT^TT/. ?7T?R or f\f- f^ffT/ 3Tf=5T/ JiTRf »«. 
 
 IV. motive, reason. ^^ ««. +Ku| «. f^rfj^TT w. ^r^of /. 
 
 V. equivalent, recompense. Priai^rli or n"~Mlir-ii «j. 
 
 CONSIDEBED,/). V. V. A. 1. qToI%?yT. &C. f=r^lRd, f%frr?r, 
 
 f^iTTfjr=r, Hf<T?T or Hfif?f, aTlBTfef. 
 To Consign, u. a. intrust, Sfc. v. To Commit. ^Trqor, |^t?5- 
 
 ^fRof y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 — goods to an agent ( 3Ti5-m-+,'^ ) TT^f^. 
 CONSIQNAELE, a. V. V. ^cfPTT^, &c. wcrftq-, 3Tt^, ?fJTCjf. 
 Consignee, «. ^l\^\ m. 
 Consigned, p. v. V. #T^3fT, ^^Tc^^OT, J^^, 3TfHrr, ^mf^rT. 
 
 2 3T5f^T^I 'rref5r^?5T. 
 Consignment, n. v. V.— «c/. ^fK"^ m. ^=ilriu| m_ f^n^ ». 
 
 &c. f^K^ar^ /. f5r7:;raft/. :^TRf «>. f^^T m. fH^wn n. 
 
 3TT0T n. ^^^u\ n. 
 
 I. ^oofZs consigned. 3T5?^TT^? TT^%?5T ITR ««. 
 To Consist, v. n. suisist, v. To Be. ar^ar, ^or. 
 
 2 ie constituted or composed. 3RT^ it^^/i y. o/ s. qft?f- 
 'TT-^7T-3TrfT^-&c.3T^ ( in comp.). 
 
 3 with ; accord tcith, v To Ageee. ?f*r^, -^M"!, ^ctuj, 
 
 ^iTKot, ftoiur, »rTOT, q^T=r m. «i^, ^;;m »i.-^?nrT to.-&c. 
 
 ^^^g.ofs.recip. [Being. 
 
 Consistence, Consistency, Consisting, n. \. V. 1. See 
 
 3. and Aoeeement. nHrfm>' m. ira m. vTJT m. ^^'[^ m. 
 
 ?rH^ m. ^>tt^rt/. ^^/. gmr m. ?7Tn ««. 
 
 I. agreement ivith self; coherence. rfT^M. r|lcAr|'rT WJ. rTn=5T- 
 HT?5T w. SR^IT wi. qr^''^ or ^ w. qRii^ m. qR^ wf. qT- 
 '^^/. tR ?»• fi'+-|U| «. fS^TiTT m. arg^^H jj. tffruT «. 
 or HmjJ^ qRUT n. giTR m. ?f^'f >». ^t^^f^/. mz /. 
 ■J^mrf^dq' »«• '4R m. 
 
 II. (/eyree of denseness. ^Z''^^m. qTJTTtirr »». ^T'^»». ^- 
 
 Consistent, a Consisting, p. a. v. V. 1. ar^T'TRT, &c. 
 
 2 JT^ ( in comp. as gq^'^nTT Ac. ), ^ (in comp. as 
 g^OT^, &c. ), 3TTriT^ ( in comp. as g^rilffT^ &e. ), 
 *T^ ( lit. leen or heing ; much and elegant use is made 
 of this word in comp. as aTT^nTT^T, a^T^'R'J'T, gr^TT^TH- 
 jFT, being, standing, &c. in the capacity, quality, nature. 
 
 £3 
 
 &c. of ), ^fef ( in comp. ). 
 
 3 congruous, consonant, accordant, with, &c. fJr^r<pr^r, 
 
 fqrr, H^?T, q-^RTPq', aT^^, T^g^, W^-^., HT^^, ^^RTT^, 
 ■HMP^d, arg^TR (in comp.), -JTH?rRt (iu comp.), ST^^ 
 ( in comp. ). 
 I. agreeing loith itself^ co/ifren/. #'T?ft^r,^'FT=TT(:,^^'T?f, 
 
 ^i^^Tf^, ^oft^r, ^f^^gj, 'j^imrf^^, ^^, ^inn, -«- 
 
 II. /n», iwt fluid, ^^pop. qoT, q^, ^n^, ^-p!:, ?Tr^. 
 Consistejjtlt, ado. v.A. 3. «»f? Accoedantlt. ImTsf, -aT'ST- 
 
 3Tg?i7T (in comp.), 3TH?rR (in comp.). 
 
 I. in a consistent manner. ^n^TSfrT, HTI^ ^^^ '=fR'T q^- 
 
 ?rRT^5T-c<ce. 'TqjO?frH', t^^JTrnfff, &e. '^rmrMqm, "^^f- 
 
 'RTf^q'75^, &c. 
 Con&ociate. See Associate, Confederate. 
 To CoNsociATE. Sec To Join, To Combine. 
 CONSOLABLE, a. V. V. ^icIciTqT-=5tr-^RT->fcc. ^T^T'^T, ?ltf7^- 
 
 Consolation, Consoling, jj.y.V. — act. f^.^'^n. ^i?T^iJf/?. 
 
 srnt/ 5:^rT|T"n«. ^5TrT^"iT'f. ^j^TT^om. |;^qftHT^«. 
 
 ^•.^"Tft^ m.— state. wrrr^RT n. 'NrRTiTTqRr n. f^JrR^T- 
 ^^m n. f%r?R^*T?n-/. f.^^lfffr / SiRT3Ttf?T /. 
 I. cause of c. comfort. ^^TT^RT^g m. ^HT^RTTF ^PRi^ «. 
 ^TiTTtTRr^5!^?5 n. ¥HTqRr?frq^ «• I'.^R^lR^KNtnr? /.- 
 
 firrq' W.-&C. 
 
 To Console, f. a. solace, comfort. 37Rf^ or arfg^ «■ pl.-fv^ 
 m. pi. J^of <7. o/o. ?im^^, ^F'TT^, 3fT»TRT^, %:^T^'\ 
 ^thfW'^,^., %'-'i^ n. ^T^,^^ g. (fo. ^ttt^T^ M.-f^r^TBTT- 
 "^IX^ ".-^if^RT «.-?rif!RIT/.-aTT»qT?RT JJ.-|:^jm|^'JT «.-'H?rT- 
 T^TW W.-&C. ^?^ y. o/o. ^T^ w.-f^Tf «. 54s ^F^y. ofo. 
 
 Consoled, p. v. V. ^rfrr-T^?^, &c. W^rriw, ^T^RTR^T^, ^r- 
 cRTTTqRT, STHRTif^T^, ^sq^THT^RT, ^iffT^:^, ^Tm».RT, ?rf- 
 
 Consoles, «. Consoling,^, a. Consolatoht, a. v. V. ^H- 
 qTJTRT, &c. ^-^-^ ;pTTf-^R^-^;RT^-&c. STT'^rRnF, 3TT»^- 
 ?T^ ^FtTT-^FR^, f.^^-fR^-&c. ^fr^^^-|TTt-|R^-fTft, 
 
 -^-&c. g-.^^T^RT^P. 
 To Consolidate, v. a. malce solid, dense, &c. ^S-^f^^T pop. 
 
 ^,l§[^-'^^■^^ pop. qar-&c. ^t^, w^^^f^^T, ar^rPr'Jf, JTritf^. 
 
 2 See To Join. 
 To Consolidate, v. n. lecomc solid, ij'o. JTRoi", q?:^, ar^iJif, 
 
 Consolidate, a. Con.-tolidated, p. v. V. A. 1. ^^-^^-t'cc. 
 
 2 See Joined. 
 
 V. V. N. q^?5T &c. ^f^, ■jr^,^H?r,:^^iTrr, ^t'RT. 
 Consolidation, n. t. V. A. 1. — act. ^^^ n. -mj^'ui «. 
 &c. ^Rft^TW «. ^^W «. wt^JRW «. 
 V. V. N- ^z^ n. ^z^ n. &c.
 
 CO^T 
 
 178 
 
 COl^ 
 
 C'O.NVOSANCT, Co.^•so^•Ol■s^Ess, n. v. A. 1. eitid Co^•coEIl. 
 
 2 fJTsrT<?> «i. ^;TK 5«. ^^ '»■ ^^mr^T m. Hot ?;i. 
 CoN>o.vA>-T, C'ox^o.NOus, a. ojirciiiy in soinid.^f^^i:, ^^f:^- 
 
 '2 congruous, V. COXSISTEST. f'T^JPFT'^'T, fj^^TS^t, ^m^, 
 sj^TT^r, &c. 3^^. 
 COSsO.NlXT, «. t^vPT ». ^'^n'T »». 
 
 Coujuuct or double o. ^'fPT »». 
 To CoxsORT, V. n. associate ivitJi, \. To Accompa>-t. ?in m.- 
 
 rfiTf?r/.-?r»TFT»T m.-^STW wi.-?TT^^ «.-cte. %m 'J. of o. 
 Co.s-sOKT. n. Jiiislniul or trifc, q. v. FTfTpsTT ^TT^cTT ^fWfl"-^- 
 
 '*ft-^iT?fr-^r3"ft (ami fern. ^I^fJT &c.; 7T?^T«;'.5T^^I/: 
 Coxspicrous, (7. casi/ to le seen, qr^trqirr ^^^ ^iqi^i'iT-Ac. 
 
 2— of marks, &c. See Cj.eae. 3. t. Ewikext. sri%^, if- 
 To become e. fr^of , f^^^"^. 
 CoNSPicrousLV, ach.y.A.. 1. qT^'nTrrr?r|:;T5TRT^"FTT«- (led. 
 
 COXSPICCOUSXESS, W. Y. A. 1. f ^s^flT /. ^rf^^s^^TT /. g- 
 
 5^f^/. gsT^Prrr/. 
 
 CONSPIKACT, W. Y. CoilEIXATIOX. ^fq^Ttrf «. ^fv^ W. \^^Zm. 
 
 CoKspiEATOE n. ?irnTK?ft, ^T^Hf^, 5^t?f?ir- 
 
 :ro CONSPIBE, t'. «. Y. To COMEIITE. fiTS'Jf, ^f^ m.-^^?! m./.- 
 &c. JiiquT-Jfrrur, f?: n.-<^^rTT m.-^^^^^ «.-&c. JpTof. 
 2 concur. See To Ageee. 
 
 CoNSPTssATiox. See Thickeking. 
 
 Constable, «. qT?ft^ 7TTf?Ti?r ^^. srf^^Tft ^f%. 
 
 CONSTANCT, n. Y. A. 1. ^FrrTqOTT >». f^F^cTT /. ^TrTFT «."'^T<T 
 
 2 tTT »». ^■^'T ?!• 1^'<T'7rr/. f^''^Tr{ pop, r4\^ /. 3T5'^fH=qr- 
 
 T m. f^Ji-tsTPIrTT/. 3T=q'i^?5T «. 
 CoKSTAKT, a. continiting, y. Coxtintjal. f^f^, f'T''^'', ^TrTrT. 
 2 persistent, steady .Jirmhj adherent. fT'<TT, f?'4TTfiTT, f^*T- 
 
 CONSTAKTLT, o(7i'. Y. A. 1. and Eyee. f^?^, f'Tr^T^, f^f^, %- 
 Jft or %^, Jrm^, f^fq-3T:, f?frq-3'^5, ?r^3"^^, ^?T=T,^'?r- 
 
 Constellation, n. cluster of stars. ?r?T=5r «. =^?7^r=5rr q?Mi. 
 2 fig. genius, star, ^c. Y. Peojdiox. fTRT'w- ^^•.^^w.ST- 
 
 COSSTEBKATIOK, 5!. Y. FeICHT. X<\X^ZJ. %'tTT/. TT^SfHT «!. 
 
 To Constipate, v. a. make costive. ^.JZl m. 5J7 ^.^ij rj. ofo. 
 
 Constipated, />. y. \ _ sf^T^i^. 
 
 Constipation, «. y. Co.-tiveness. ?TT^5^t '"• ^tj^re n. IT- 
 
 t^Fffrq' »«. ITrTT^H m. 
 Constituency, «. ioc/y f)/ conslilucnts. ^HiJlR ?»• 2^?. 'fr^'Jift 
 
 tn. pi. f^qr^sRrn^ w. 
 
 Constituent, a. elemental, essential. ^PRCriHrf, aTftr^aiiTrr, 
 H?5JTrr, sft^HrT, ^?^?T, ??IC<T, ^?^UHT, aT^r^'f rf, 37^lW- 
 
 Constituent, n. \. A. essential part. :pKoi*rcr-&e. q?r4 m.- 
 fij-q^q- »n.-&c. 3T5r'7^^-3Ti[IH<T-3til^rlM^l'4 1n.-f^^ m. 
 2 Sec Constitutee. 
 
 To Constitute, v. a. See To Compose. To Make. 
 
 2 nominate, elect, y. To Appoint, ^tt^, ^T^^T, %J1dt^/.' 
 'fl^3T5TT/.-^^mj?/.-&c. ^Tof y. of o. fHj^F.^Rot. 
 
 Constitutee, n. y. V. 2. ^IHOTRTj 'fl^'^RT, &c. f^qi^^, 
 
 Constitution, m. ?)a?(>e s/a/e o?- cliaracter, v. Natubs. Sf- 
 
 2 ( of mind or body ). partiadar temperament or temper. 
 
 sr^f?r/. ^HT^ m. ?r^rr/. stikihr »». ^^ivrTEr »«. 
 
 To lose its tone, soiniduess &c. — the coustiliition.ET^i- 
 To recoYer bealtliy tone — the constilution. Sf?if=f ?Tr- 
 
 3 form of ffovernmejit. X]^z{zz(^'ij-r^^}^ n. ^^npfff?TKf?r. 
 Constitutional, a. y. N. 1. and Kaxueal. v?ii?ft^T, J^nrr- 
 
 ^^TR^, JT?;?'?^^, sr?;f^3^TT, m^?r, 
 
 2 !T^?ft=qr, rtf^rarft=qr, aii^^iTTSTT^r. [hih^it. 
 
 3 legal <J-f. ^jvrirs^Icf^irrg;^;^^ TI3^^^R^4TTg^TT, Tl^f^ • 
 Constitutionally, adv. y. A. 1. iT?^'T^, ?s!»TRtH, ^T?fT^, 
 
 ^HT^TcT:, f^^lH:, ST^rfJTrT:, Jf^.rTT, ^T?^. 
 
 To Consteain, v. a. force, ollige, y. To Cojipell. sj^: «.. 
 
 ST^Tf^TR W!.-&c. :p^ijf-=qT^5r'it «';7/i ^R ofo. ToS »«. qii^^. 
 
 2 confine, hind, y. To Eesteain. aTTJT^.DT, aTT^TOT, f^fq^ 
 
 «!.-&c. sRirf y. 0/ 0. ^?.^^-&c. ^F^. [ t[^^. 
 
 Consteaineblt, adv. hj compulsion. HfcSR, »f5lTf^t>TTT^, ^3R- 
 
 Consteaint, n. y. V. 1. — state. ^V3;?A°SS^f. ^\^Tr,\^^^■^ f. 
 
 •■Jlinolrtlr+Krir/. 
 
 2— si-a/e. f?r^ m. 1%iftT «(. f^m »«• ^TT^T '»• 3TR'JiT'/. 
 
 arrsiT m. 3TT5Emf«:Tr «;. 
 
 I. constraining power, y. Compulsion, ^k »«. stot^'ift/. 
 
 By c. ^sfft^, ^5ift^cf, ^SRtnS, ^l^TPFTTT^, etc. 
 To Consteict, To Constbinge, &c. See To Conteact, &c. 
 To Consteuct. See To Build, To Compose. 
 Consteuction, n.~in grammar, y. Syntax. ST^T m. ^^■ 
 
 ^^ m. msf^^-^f^f. qT^q^?fr/ t^^^fit/. 3j^^^=^j 
 
 f aHH^4l^51T /. si^ »J. [^TT «!. 
 
 2 V. Intebpeetation, Meaning. 3T'4 w. STfiT^IT m. 3TT- 
 
 CoNSTEUCTivE, a. inferred, implied. S^^TiTHftri;, aTPTHrf'T^,. 
 
 To CoNSTEUE, V. a. arrange in natural order. ^r^Z(m.F^J^- 
 
 "^.uj-w-m g. of 0. ?iR'^, 3f'snTq"t^^/-3T^'T?rR^M.- 
 2 y. To Inieepket. 3T'4'». ?IR''f-^^'Jf.
 
 CON 
 
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 cox 
 
 CONSTEUING, n. V. V. l.—aet. ^V'^m^^SV^iin.&c. 3T^?T^t^- 
 
 To CoNSTEUPATE. See To Eavish. 
 CoNsuBSisTEXCE, n. V. A. ^r^'<Tf^/ ^rf'T^^TM. 
 CoNSUBSiSTENT, a. existing together^ ;b^'<T?T, ^f^*Tfrr^, 
 
 CoNSUBSTAKTiAL, a. of the same siclslance. ^^7\^^ ^WVm^^ ^ 
 
 CossuBsTASTrALiTi-, 11. V. A. ?fJT?T^?rT/. WMMri;q-?fT/. rfJSf- 
 
 ^rr*^". ^KT^«. i{o4<y|J-i)«. ^^Tfft^^/. ?TT^?'^)!. 
 CoxsuETUDE, CoNsuETUBKAi,. See Custom, Customabt. 
 Consul, n. eommercial agent of a state. ^^q]X]'=:^\ ^qq-pqT 
 
 w^^TT -Hi+KM' T?jTn?r ':T^o^m TTsfsr^f^r ^t?\^. 
 
 To Consult, v. a. ask counsel of. J^^, fsT'STR^, f^r^R w.-^- 
 
 ?^J f.--H^-^.^ f.--i<f^mmn.-T(r\n.-&c. ir^f y. o/o. 
 
 2 regard, consider the interests of. "TT^, f^'^rTWJ- W-K^ g. 
 
 of 0. r5^-^«.-^f%/.-;T^FTT/.-&c. ■^iJf-5Jr>Jf ivith ^Ik or^Xofo. 
 
 8 (books &e.) qifJif, 3Tf^sTTq';».-3TgTT?f «.-&c.qaf g. of o. 
 To Consult, y. «. iidZ-e counsel together. iTH^^/.-f^^Rw.- 
 
 iTH^5Il?«.-&c. ^F^. 
 Consultation, 71. v. V. N. tt^?I?t/. f^^Rw. rf^^mm. 
 
 Secret c. :!!T?J5T?r». ^^r^m. ^=^m. f|?Tn^«. 
 Ti? Consume, v. a. devour, stcalloic v^i, litrn, cjv. ?jfHif, ?IT37- 
 
 ^ ?n^, ^FF Jfrm, ^t^^t spf^, ^Tf r «<?«•. sf^tjt, fn^or, 
 
 2 exjpend, use wholly, y. To Exhaust. J^^^"^, ^R'?, ^vTT 
 OT.-'P5?TT»>. ^of-g-^^y. ofo. arssTor. 
 
 3 annihilate, ruin, ^c. v. To Desteot. ?5^w.-?rT^T«.-^Hr- 
 ^nMn.-^^m.-&c. tp^ y. 0/ 0. ?(T^ ^Ror, 
 
 yo Consume, w. n. waste, le exhausted. W^m.-'r^m.-k'i. ^^ 
 
 g. of s. ^^m. qiirtjt, f^T#. 
 Consumed, jp. v. V. A.l. ^FS^ ?;r^^;^, ?jtff %^?7T, &c. 
 
 2 ^^%?rr, <s.-c. ?i?rT^, <Frft^, ^tw, "ps^tt %^^-^re^r, 
 
 CoNSUMEE, M. i(se;-, c|-o. — as opiDosed to producer, irroduc- 
 
 tive. %$nFft, q^^, ^?nT^^, ^ura'Cft. 
 Consummate, a. See Peefect. 
 S^o Consummate, v. a. complete, v. To Peefect. !Tof.iT:!;?fT, 
 
 5Tr-wT5r-"T(gr-&c. w^i^., 't^^j f-^f^f^f.-&c. qR^rf g.ofo. 
 
 Consummated, jj. v. V- 'J'^"^?5"5Ti&c. 
 Consummation, k. v. Y.—act. 'jvi^jpirjn. &c, T'Jf^T'JTJi. 
 
 — Sifs/e. 'rnrrTT/. qf%/. ?H%f|/. f^'iTf%/.' V^tJI?TT/. 
 Consumption, n. v. V. A.— or^. ?HM». m'^^ ^W-^n. ^r^ 
 
 ^^^n.—state. "pvTrw. "FI^TT'". ^T'-TTw. ?H^rH»i. fT'T'". | 
 
 2 «rf. ^=qdTM. qJSnr JRTJr'*- &c. ^"^m.— state. q^Rp^.'PS- j 
 ?iTT»». W^in. ^^Z(m. <?>^ot. 
 
 3 See Destkcction. [ xv^m. 
 I.v. Phthisis. ?t^ttpt»j. qj^i^rqw. q-^Trroj- ir?-iT?Rw Tm- ' 
 II.— gener. ivasfing disea.9e, tabies. ^ or ^f\ f. ^f[ f. 
 ,^^VV\m. ir^n. ^u^n. f^/. r^iT'jff/. flfCWt/. ^i^ft i 
 
 Consumptive, a. affected u-ilh c. ^rim, ?T^, ?7'Rt'ft,?mfl'- 
 2 inclined to e. f^TK^^, 'flTO=JT^'ft, ^r==^?H-. 
 
 Contabulation, 11. rT^qr^ft. 
 
 Contact, n. touch, close union. ^?f m. ?fFTsf »»• i=5^Fr/. ;tit- 
 fir m. ^^\n m. ^^\^H n. ^iy\^ n. 31Mh4 «. ^T^ >/i. 
 
 Ascertainment by c. k^J'^^^^^ m. 
 
 lu c. f^TcT. 
 
 Mediate c. or connection. 'JTrTTT^^f m. Tt^TR^^f «?. 
 
 To come into c. ^q'7'Jf, ^^?T ?J. ^t'Tf in. con. or y. f/ 
 Contagion, n. communication hg contact. ^T^f?r=^R m. ?Tif- 
 
 ^fspKOT ?». ^q-^irgq-rffT/. 
 
 2 ^y. I'S^^n ««. 
 Contagious, a. infectious, S,-c. ?T^Tf?f-^frnf?f FTTT'JrRT-^mT- 
 qT3fFTT-&e. ?q#=?Trft, ^T^H^Jft, ??R, ^raH^?, ^f^lfH- 
 
 Contagiousness, «. v. A. ^^f^^qifrrq' ?i. ^T^W^pfJfTTT/. Ac 
 
 To Contain, i). «. hold, comprehend, comprise. tTT'^f, %«iSt, 
 m^^'Jt, ^Sf fT-Hrf fT W, ^Rrflr^T «.-&c. fFf-ar^TOT y. 0/. 
 0. itv'^/i in. con. The word is most idiomatically renderd 
 reversely To he contained (q. v.) as, This vessel will 
 contain two seers, ^ "TT^?r ^ ?R TTFT^ft^. 
 2 See To Eesteain. 
 
 lb Contain, v. n. live in continence, if^q'f^q'^ m.-^^^x'^^- 
 ^ m.-^THW^ m.-&c. ^^. 
 
 Containable, a. t. V. that mag le contained. HT^rTTT-^fiTRr- 
 
 ^-^fr^-&c. s%iTT-^3TT'Trrr-&c. 
 
 Contained,;). v.V.A. 1. qt%^, ?Rrr?^ 5fT%^, &c. ^mfq''?, 
 
 ar^T'TfT, nfH?r, ^, •■STrf.qr^ft ( in comp. ). 
 
 To^ be c. ^\^'^, ^Tl^iJt, TT'Jf, ^TTSOT, ^f^, ^I'^r. 
 Contain-eu, «. Containing, p. a. v. V. A.l. *r':'JTRT, mf5 
 
 qtTTRT, &c. err^q?, KTRt. 
 To Contaminate, Contamination, &c. See To Defile, ^t".-. 
 To Contemn, v. a. despise, scorn, disdain, disesteem, cj'f. ^^- 
 
 DT, fH'i--M< of, f?T?:^qnT'Jf, |?7?rreaT, ■SffqoTtff, 3iMHH<Jf, 'jT- 
 
 ^-^'T^ot-^:?rm'^, 3TiTR5r ^i^., -^'^vm m.-■s{^^v^ m.-fn^.- 
 
 ^FRT H!.-f?IT?q;R wJ.-f^T^ift /.-|^^f5 /.-|?5?rriCTit /.-^^T 
 /.-&c. WtX^ g. of 0. In this general sense To hold lighthj 
 or To reject scornfully, but as better agreeing with tho 
 more expressive and emjjhatic words To Scout, To Flo- 
 ut, To Fleer, ^c. are qrWM'JMTfjf HTvSTof-TpI'jf-SJ^^- 
 TiTat-Jtc. ^Z7,^ or Ti^TT^'^r, f^T^q^r^IiJf, fyi+RiJt, ff^'Tot 
 or r^i,HI--('Jt, 5fRrTTnft".-JfR5fRT'«.7;^^ ^^T^:^ y.f/o.3"5^^, 
 ^i'lSH'Jf, f^^l^^t, ^^? «(/('. ^^"n, fq^ inter j. fr^T- 
 ^0T,1??rRaT, B'^TSin or F5'<TT5W, if^^ff^^'fr adv. %m^ 
 
 '/;n'«. qR^, %3>jf , 'Ti^n q;?7Jr, 'prnrw. ^■^■^g.ofo.■^- 
 
 TTT^ 0)- ^iTR-w;.. ^T^Ti^r with Tf or ?^r of 0. {with nrg. con J 
 
 ^JTRfJif f^''if-- ^;/i /.-nr^oT /.-Ts^rr??^ /-3i^ofT/.- 
 
 qT<TTsft/.->li c. ^^"Jf y. 0/0. And some phrases and idio-
 
 co^ 
 
 matic expressioiiB nro qpR'Tr STT'itT Hlfr ( f^TrJT, 5i=jr, 
 
 &c.) *TT 5j:^r?ir mr. anoTOTK ? nt^ ^it^ ^]E^m ^rfr 
 
 (^T^ ic. t. e. I liolu thee iiiiwortliy of uoticc even as a 
 beggar ). wft &c. TT^ ^^'ita ^fty. 0/ 0. or ^FT^ TWT- 
 
 h:^TT-A e. y. rf «. qT' "JlPnyuHl TIHT ( ^, H & e. ) ? 
 
 Co.vTEji^Eii,;».v.A'. 'A^'^k^^^3^^^J^kF^^ ^?fi3k?n,g^?j- 
 wm?.^^ 3{^m?T, <flif^?r, aigTnfHfr, a^sfJTH, sHRHTl^Fr, 
 ST^ii^fr, g^t^.tT, fcir^.rf, ^^^ff1m, 3i5T|ferf, 3^,7.?r, f^- 
 
 COKTESINEB, n. T. T. ■fTRWK^TTT, ^^-DTIITT, Ac. *(5lTrFr-3W- 
 To CosTEiiriB, To Contempeitate. See To Tempeh. 
 
 CosTEiiPLABLE, a. T. V. 1. E5TH?n^ q^'TT^mr-&c. firBt^- 
 
 2 i:qR:FTRT^rnT-ic. tqr?riq-^ tqq-, f^fq-, f^^'tq', FR- 
 To Co>-TESi PLATE. J'. (7. retjord or consider Jixcdly. sff^of 
 
 2 ( abstractedly ). tqpf «.-RTm '".-f^rPT «.-fif?r;Tr/.- 
 &c. ;p^ ff. ofo. t-qr^, 
 
 3 /iffi'f »i viciv icifh reference to a/uiure evenly t^jpffcf- 
 
 ?r^"^m-iT^iFr-'5R'iffrT-^T-qi?r-&c. -n^^ in. con. 
 
 To CoMEiiPLATE, V. 11. wiise, meditate. txfjTf n.-\^^^ n.- 
 
 ^^^ «.-&c. jrtjt, t-qmm-r%'^rr-&c. sroof. 
 
 COSIEilPLATED,^. T. V. A. 1. «fpf ^If^ Tlf^rlFlr, &C. 5- 
 
 2 t-^T 4;%^T, f<Tm, f^farf. 
 
 Co>-TEMrLAiioN, «. T. V. A. \—act. ^zf-^^A^r^ qifif n. &c. 
 
 2 itrR :jmjf 11. f^5T »j. f^rre' w. f^^^'^Jj^ pop. ^^t-qj^ 
 
 — esp. of the deity, or one's own soul. «TFf n. giTT^TH 
 
 Absorbed in e. of the deity. E^TRr<T, ^Hlf^iT, ^TT- 
 %T, sr^Jp, ?rKTf^iTR. 
 
 Air or look of c. tqTqjT^fy. 
 V. Y.X. ^^^ n. T%?PT «. ^H?iq^/. 
 
 C05TEMPLATI\E, a. COKTEMPLATOE, n. T. V. A. 2 ««(Z V. 
 1^. meditative, tloiigltful. f^^Tffe, Jf^^^ft?!:, «Tr?ft, 
 
 — e?p. on the deity, &c. «TT?tT, "rmf^rij, RfpfT, 5r^f?f^, 
 
 COXTEMIOBAKEOUS, Co>TElilOBAltT, a. livinrj or being at 
 the same time. ^?FT^frra^, <^%Er?.=:fT, ^iT^rft, ^Ul^FTfe^, 
 ^nTR^FTFft, I^T'TTr?^, 5Fr^=ErT, ^lTH^lf%:p, 
 
 CoSTEMPOIiABY, n. (1% ^rXt 3Ttl'^RT-^'JI[TT. 
 
 Co.MEMPT, Co^•TEM^■I^•o, «. T. A^-«c<. frf'T^^er n. -^A 
 n. 3T^HR^ «. 2i;TTio,6t„. &c. I^T^tJfr/. |3«i5/. |5E^f- 
 
 3T^TTT^^ n. 'fl^mr^PT «. 'fl^tii;^ „. '^^^v\^\ f. P^^ 
 «. 5=^^R^ »i. f?TTT?;f?r/. fTTTT^p^aT ». f^TT^^ur «. fqf^TT 
 »«. fiT-^gTur «. ^^TUT n. ^^.ji m. 'jT^rfsp^T/.-as better 
 agreeing with Bcovting, f outing, &c. iratJi/. ^spift/. 
 J^^TTT^sr/. Tra^tlSt/. <?r^T^/. <Fftt!iS 0?- =F%t?R »«. 
 
 180 C ON" 
 
 —state. arqKPf m. 'iTEnrFT w». arjfTJT^/. l^^iis/.^rT- 
 
 aTTTrf^r?!?^ n. 3T5nTTfH?Tf5r ». See also under Di.-obace, 
 I.— the sentiment or passion. friJT^pTT m. f?[?^T^, Vt^TT- 
 fJT/. ar^JTRrrr/. 'J7i=i K,<yf5/. 5=^^;r m. fTR^^RHR wi. 
 Contemptible, «. v. V. oh<? Mea>'. ^7,or ^3?lnT, I^JTtj TTT- 
 TT^PTT, &c. ^^HRT^^iTl^T, &c. fFT^^F^ppf-^ ^T^onftT, 
 
 COKTEilPTIELEKESS, «. V. A. H=^Uq"JIT m. ^^PfCTTT 7n. p^X.- 
 
 ^^?rT/. ^T^nrr^^nr/. &c. cfr?irRTT^rn-/. arsRUTJff. 
 p\jf. &c. 
 
 Co>-TEwrTLOus, (T. scornful, disdaiiful.—i^crson. f?KH-l f t, 
 
 cTRirrEfT, 3^5RRft, 3^5Rrn-, r-iU+K^frf, iTRit, ^tsf^f^, 
 
 2 expressing scorw.— language, Ac. Sf'PTRrr^, frfT^^T- 
 ^^, f^T-^RTSTT, f5TTmT=5(r, &e. 3^:tt^^, ^t^JFTT^^P, 
 
 CO'TEWPTrOUSLT, adv. V. A. 3T?tT^TT#, 3T7^HT^, frt?^^- 
 TT%, &c. ^^ ^'iTT-HT^, aT^TT^-31^iTRT-'frnj^R-&c. 
 
 ^?5 ^^TT, ^^EirTS^f./. ^;5?T, |o!^fi ^^^, &c. 
 To Contend, To Contest, v. n. dispute, strive, fight, v. To 
 QcAEEEL. S^ot, ^^z^ or ^TTS'jf, ^TMt/. ^of, ^^ OJ' 
 ^^ot, Tf^^, ^ITO^, fTl'Jf, B^Tf /.-^ »».-:pwTr wi.-Hfsq' 
 «.-5rq:5T OT.-fcjfrq' m.-?T^ ?i.-&c. ^iJf. 
 
 CONTENDEE, «. CONTENIIOrs, «. CoNTESTEE, «. V. Y. fl« £? 
 QUAEEELSOME. JR^FTtfT, ^^5HR, HfS^R, CtHHTI , ^^^ 
 ^5[TT 0?- f^^f^?Tr, ^5l5fT^, rl^RTfr, H^R<MK, R=)l'(1. 
 
 Content, Contenteti, a. sati-fied, not tcisJiing more. HTT- 
 
 qFit, g?T, ^rg^, fl'rTTqt, ijfr, ^T^irr, Pri?^ or f^r^^f , sft- 
 
 Easily c. ST^'RtHr'ft, ST^TO^'?. 
 2 See Willing. 
 Content, Contentment, n. sati-f action, acquiescence, ^r. 
 ^ITT'^TH n. ^^^^ m. f^fRfiTT'=TR n. f^^^^r^ m. T^T^ir- 
 
 /. f=^?7T?Tif?r/. ^"JCTTT^rq- OT. a^m m. SR'^f?/. 
 
 2 contents; ( of a receptacle ) . ^IF.^A f?T?Rr m. '>lf- 
 
 iTTf5re-3Tfnirr-aT;=R'<T-&c. ht^ jj. 
 
 3 ( of a book or writing ). Tf^TFT m. fSjf%Frr4 '"• 
 " C.s. received." 'TTTIT. 
 Table of c. ^=!p^^^f. ^^^^ n. 
 
 i — iu geometry. ?f^"P^ n. 
 Superficial contents. 1^^ n. 
 To Content, v. a. v. To Satisfx. ^J^^., ??JTT«IR m.-^'cTtT 
 
 CONTENTEDLT, adv. T. A. 1. ^Kiq'RR, f^xT^'TT'^TT^T^, &c. 
 ?T»TTqR<T^.
 
 CON 
 
 181 
 
 CON" 
 
 CONTENTIOK, Co>'TESI)I>'a, COXTESTING, CONTEST, M.T.V. — 
 act. -JTraiT n. ^vmz\ or ^T^^^?/. ^«mi« or ?ft?r/. ^^- 
 q^ or fq^nftH/. ^Rmt/- ^r^ft/. ^^ o;- ^^ ?!. FIH:'??:/. 
 fT^R,/. ^qqcTT n. ^T^ m. q'TOT «'. t^pcp- 5^ »• ^f^ >"• 
 pop. ^3/. ^F?^^ m. ^frT'l m. p5Jq w(. 5?m c»- J^TTPft /■ 
 
 Conterminous, a. lordcring. jri^^, r^Tqq5-irT=qT, <^%r^T%- 
 
 To Contest, v. a. controvert. See To Dispute. 
 
 To Contest, v. n. See To Contend. 
 
 Contestable, a. controvertihlc, ^'c. EJT^Rf^fFq, =II<^+<NI- 
 
 fqqr^, fsRT^^T, fsr^TT^R^, fq^r^'^TH. 
 Context, ?i. qRTro^q w». qRqrg^rqpT «. JP'<to^'T«. q- 
 
 Eiile or law of c. STrqi^jirT ^TPT m. 
 CoNTEXTUEE. See Textuee. 
 Contiguity, Contiguousness, n. v. A. anH Contact. ?5^- 
 
 ?T/. STFtr f». f^+'ilPl'+'^/. ^^FSiT ». STFtrT'f «. Jf^^T^- 
 
 frT/. ^^1%/. tffff^ n. 
 Contiguous, «. <o;/(7//»y. ?ll?ft=qT, ?=?^?qrqT, ar^fTT, ?f'^^) 
 
 ^^PfltiT, ^ir?ftT, !TF^T?m, 'iT5qqf|?T. 
 
 2 SeeNEAE. 
 Continence, «. t. A. 1. ^qT^?;. fqi|r|'-|T^^«. f^rq^rff^/- 
 
 2 ^^flf^nTTwi. ^TTpiqfw. 3^TT'<^f^q^M. OT^'^f^TH'". 
 
 3 ^re^^oTT"!. &c. ^trsq^ /. if^-Jlfldl/. ^-^-^An. ^- 
 
 Continent, a. self-restraining, v. Abstinent, ^q^ft, f^q- 
 ift, f^q^smf, mq^f4'T. 
 
 2 moderate or pure in the indulgence of sexual passion. — 
 of men. ^qf?it, ^^qf?itsr?ft, •■ST'TfH^r?^, T^fTrtt^, 
 
 — iu covert pliraseol. JfrmB-qT^T «t'i+4-?JI5n;^R-q?, ^T- 
 
 3 refraining from ■woman. qf^TrT, ^^T, ^^^^ or ^i^'^- 
 ^^, ^T^5^, Wtfq5^-f^f^-fH??f , ar^ld^'M'IN, 
 
 A c. mau. i)^^|0, sr^=5Rt»Tfft, ^^fTTT, •114-4^, c^T- 
 
 4 refraining from man. J^^qTTl^JTft-^^-f^?^, 3T- 
 fTmoqqPTT, 3TfTT7r^THT, f^WrHT, f^i^sq^TTT, ^pft??^. 
 
 A c. female, st^qrlwt', Tftmf^r. 
 Continent, «.— in geography. g^T^ or gq^y. H^T^^T m. 
 
 Continental, a. K^T^r^T, Kf r^WT^qra^tqpqT, iTfT^trfq- 
 Continentlt, adv. T. A. jf^qtH^^^sfT?, ^mf?l^^q%. 
 Contingenct, n. v. A. 1. possihilitg of occurrence. f^^3:fi-. 
 
 5RT/.%^TE:qFrT/. ff-rM-i^V^HT/. qf=:3T?fTt-q?n-/. 
 
 2 accidcntalness. ^I'^^/.^'fFT '"."^^qftrTF^ ??. 
 
 I. a c. Y. Accident, sq^Fq- «.'%qqf^qr?/. 
 Contingent, a.possiUe of occurrence. f?r^HT5q,'%qFT-"qi"%- 
 
 2 fortuitous, V. Accidental, ""^qmrqr, 3Hl'iH+,'?5:^pT, 
 "|qqftrf,%5frPT^, q^^^PTFT. 
 C. expenses. ^Tf^?jqTT ^q «»• 
 Contingent, n. fortuitous evcnt.'^^^ ?!.'^_qqf^?r 'tr?/."^- 
 
 qqiqi^nrs/. 
 
 2 proportion, v. Shake, qq^ft/. qqH/. qi^ »». 
 Contingentlt, ade. v. A. 2. and Accidentallt. "^qtqpt, 
 
 q^^3^cq". 
 
 Contingentness. See Contingenct. 
 
 Continual, a. continuing, constant, fq^rt^, fqfq, ?T(Tq, ?tq- 
 
 Ff, 3T^5, 37fq^, ^TqqTfT, 3TqT^q, -3T«rfq, arsqqf^, fq- 
 fqpqr, q^mqr. 
 
 Continually, adv. v. A. otc/ Eaee. fqtqr, fq?q, fqfqrq, 
 
 fq^q, fq?qfq, f^TFqrfqfq, q^ni, ^^^, ^rq^iq, q^tqst, q- 
 stqfr, sritir^, ?rqq, ?fqq, arqqTT, ^Irnr?;, T^^t, <t^- 
 
 CONTINUALNESS, M. T. A. qtqq «. fqtq^riT/. •dMcM n. Hfq- 
 
 Continuance, Continuation, n. t. Y. A. 1. — act. qTr^q"Jt 
 n. &c. ^Tc^qt^Jp/. =qT?rqnfl-/. 
 2— act. qrsqof «• &c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. — state, fz^ n. &c. f^^fiq or fd^frrqr w. fr«T- 
 
 2 TTfiff «. qt^ M. &0. qf^'q^^/. f^'^^/'^i'- ^''ft^/- 
 3ft'4fqi5o^A?-qtq/. 
 To Continue, v. a. carry on longer, not to cease from, qr^- 
 
 qof or qs qi^qof, qr^-^qraqr CT?pt-sqot, =qT?^q-^ftq- 
 
 &c. ^qpif. 
 
 2 extend, carry on in length, qrcqijf, ?rfqqijf. 
 To Continue, v. n. remain, last, v. To Enduee. f^oT, ^r^, 
 
 mr^, '-trnTq'q, f*4<Nui, s^. 
 
 2 «i(?J/, abide, dwell.^ v. To Eeside. ^iq, qf^, 3Tqdr, 
 
 f^'*mq^, '<TTqT°f- 
 
 3 persist, v. To Peeseveee. Tr^-qT?5'q used with the 
 present participle of another verb. 
 
 Continuity, Continuousness, w.v.A.l. ^<,ri4[ n. 3Trqqq». 
 Plirtid l/. ^TFRq n. ^nq?q- n. arrfq^q n. 
 
 2 qtqq «. fq^qrqr/. ar^q^qr/. ar^qqqR «. ar^qqqrq-- 
 qr/. stfq^ »>. 3T^f%3=>rqT/. 
 
 Continuous, a. — iu time, y. Continual, fqtq^, arqqr, 
 ?iqq, arqq^, arfqrq. 
 
 2— of space, fqtqr, gr^qqqrq, 3T?f?, smfeq, 3=r5q-qf|^, 
 
 3lfqf^5r, ?5qq in comp. ( as rt'i<iM^*'(). 
 Continuously, adv. v. A. fq^di, 3T^. [Hrj^q. 
 
 To Contoet, v. a- y. To Twist. Hi'ioiui' or ^W'^, fq^cq^, 
 CoNTOETiON, n. twist, fjl'lioll VI. "^t^^J ni. "fr^S ?«. fqciT m. 
 
 — as used pi. contortions. 3T?,fq^ >». /iZ. qifq% m./)/. 
 
 3T^% fq^t^ m. ^Z. 3T5;-qrfqa:-q-T/. 2>?.i'. % qr. ar^i^fqsi'f'i. 
 Contour, «. outlines of the figure, ?i;q\qT /. STIT^r/. 
 
 3Trq?j^/. ?«. artqq^r m.
 
 cox 
 
 182 
 
 CO?T 
 
 CosTBABASD, a. ^ I fui -ri) Pi W^, ^TTTf ^F, «ri^?T. frf^r^. 
 
 2b COSTUACT, V. a. draw up, in, together. 3T^^ or 3T7J- 
 5^, 3Tr^^, 3TT^'Tot. 3TM^, ar^TCTf, 3T7T?TT ^OT- ^TT^, 
 
 To c. the brow. +Mlotr?T 3T^/.-3T3-crT/. />Z. qTO'n. 
 
 2 <?)•««• (y)0« «(■//■, inctir, ^-c. qTjf, ?5PHTf m. con. qt^of, 
 fHol=|ui, t(wi'^"l- 
 
 3 epitomize, Sfc. v. To Abridge. ^?^qtjf, ?i%q- «j.-^spp5f 
 w.-B^F=r^ M.-&c.<R'?f y. ofo. 
 
 4 See To BETUoxn. 
 
 To COXTKACT, V. 11. he draivn tip, in, Sfc. 3T^fif or aHMjuf 
 
 sTT^ot, 3TTq?5T7f, afrsiJf, 3?r^?T'jf or arr^^uf, ar^osuf, 
 
 gr?^, ^Rtfr, q?^, B#^iif, ^FFFSOT, Sf^'T^," ^T/f=5fOT.-&e. 
 fM y. o/ s. 
 
 2 hurgain. ^-jirf^ ^j j/J.-t^tPT ;».-c<cc. ^m. 
 CoHTEACT, w. agreement for K'or^yj-c. t. AoEEEirasT, Mono- 
 poly. ^ on. ^tir^/. TT^r )«. jrf^ m. nfrr w. -^crr 
 
 By c. 3^r, 3"«ra" or T'^T. 
 
 C. or agreement on binding condition,?. 3T^^ ^PK 
 
 Contracts and monopolies, — compreli. ^'^IT^ m. 
 
 "Work to be done by c. ^'s^m n. ^fmw.^ n. :sf>W.]- 
 JT n. 
 
 To give by c. ^|?T %5t, ^?r %Sr. 
 
 To take by c. ^-^ ^,rfi'|^ kf^. 
 2 paper of agreement. ^PTT^rTr »». 
 Co.N-TEACTED, p. V. V. A. 1. QT^^OT, 3Tm%?jr,&c. ?f'T- 
 
 4 See Bethotiied. 
 V. V. N. 2. ^^?5r, ^i%^, ?ffir^. 
 I. a. V. Naeeow. arsT^W. 
 Contractile, a. having the power of contracting itself. ^^- 
 
 Contractility, n. t. A. ?r^^^ft?5?rT/. t^^qir >». | 
 
 Contracting, Contraction, n. v. V. A. l.~a,t. aT?jTS'?f «. 
 
 an^RTtif «. anwr «. &c. 3TT^qTjT «. arrf ^^ «. ?f#ir?r 
 
 «. ^^^reroT n~oct or state. ^^Z^ f.'^:s^^^^ f ^^ 
 ^^^"^ /. aTT^nrnr^/. ^Vr^ „,. a^T^crr n.'s^]m wTarm »J. 
 2 ?m n. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. 3T^5iJf „. &c. «#^ w. 3TR^3ft/. aTR^T- 
 
 Contractor, n. v. V. N. 2. ^nd Monopolist. jt%^, it%- 
 ^, JT^R^TRT, #?r, ^^iJ-'Y, ^S^r^T, n%^, Tr^i^r^ 
 
 Tc COSTEAMCT, t,. «. oppose verlalJ,!^ ^dcmj. ^^.^i, ^>. 
 
 ^,;TTfT Terror arm^, ^f^M m..^^^v^ w.-^'tt^^ 
 
 -f^a^IT «(.-&c. JPT'^f 
 
 I 2 See To Oppose. [ q-;^^ 
 
 I Contradicted,;?, v. V. \.~act. srfTrPrsT, :T?^^r?f, f^q-f=T- 
 I Contradiction, m. ?. Y. 1.— «rf. 37:1;^ sftr^oT w. ^rf^qq- w. 
 
 sn^TRv^PT «. n.iiH,<^nn n. sf?fhq^R «. q^prWrq w». 
 
 1. a c. a contrarictij, an inconsistency, Sjc. %7 m. fJlT^q 
 
 OT. fqTqro m. fqsrf^Rfrr/. aTT^rsq- «. 
 
 To make a statement with contradictions or inconsis- 
 tencies. ^TT?PTf^ jRtif, -^-^w "Trfr/. i^^. ?rfToi-_ 
 Contradictious. See Captious. 2 See Inconsistent. 
 Contradictory, a. opposite, v. Contrary. am^T, 7^?r 
 
 2 inconsistent with itself, v. Inconsistent. ar^TT^, f^T^t- 
 
 Contradistinction, n. fq^^JTUi-^-MH^ w. 
 
 ^0 CoNTRADisTiNGUiSF, V. «. distinguish ly opposite (lual- 
 
 ities. firp^'n'i^r-fq^jnorfErs;^ ^r^ m. qj^'jf-JRTjf. 
 
 Contrariety, Contrariness, n. \. A. 1. 3^?:q'CTrr »«• 5^?^'- 
 
 2 arrsq-qi^TT m. fq^rq w- fq-T?^'=fT/. STTf^Tf r^ 11. irf^T^^T 
 
 3 :^?r^^fnrT m. aT^RrTT^T'Jrr >». am^T^T'JTT m. ^T^^^ 
 /. ftTftrT^prftFTT m. 
 
 4 S'c^^T'JTr w. &e. 
 
 CoNTEARiLY, Contrariwise, adv. t. A. 1. 3"^^5, 3"=r^, 
 g^iRT, S^rrr, T^TT^, 3^^-?Tr^, ^^5^- 
 2 aTT^Tirr^, fq^^^'TRR, ^^5;,^fkf?5^rqRf, fqq^?t:, 
 
 Contearious, Contrary, a. opposite, opposed to, adverse, 
 V. Eevehse. g-?jJT, STrS^T, f^'?^, f^?:?;, fqi'f^, f^T^f- 
 
 2 cross, repugnant, hostile, S)-c. T. Adverse. arra^T, ^- 
 
 f?ff?^, ^5;, f^Tft^r, ^T?T, TTT^jH^, f5r3ii, 3=nTr. 
 
 3 contrary willed, cross, v. Perverse. ^T^T^t, ar^^^T, 
 spT^^-qr or qj^^Tsp^T, aT'Tl?rr5!T, 371^1^, ftT^^I^rft, 
 
 4— wind, tide, &c. g7:!?T, ^'t^-^T, ^^tT^T, mfTSTT^'T. 
 Conteaey, n. an opposite. fqq'^T m. ^fr^'^^ m. sTf^^ m. 
 
 Sff^'ft m. 
 
 On tlip c. See Contrariwise. 
 Contrast, n. opposition of fhinys or qualities. JTornTOT^ITiff- 
 
 ^■^ n. ^^fvrsqr^ 5». 
 
 To Contrast, v. a. "TTFTTi% ^q^^T'"? Jz.-fsrnq »!.-&c. ^T^fqaT, 
 TT^^J'^TPT'T^^tH «J.-"T???qT2iTPTirsr=Pr^ »«• ^^^, ^h- 
 f^^qr^R m. ^FTW y. 0/ 0. 
 
 To Contravene, ?;. a. t. To Oppose, am^r tin-^. 
 
 Contravention. See Opposition. 
 
 To Contribute, v.a. give to a common purpose, v. To Give. 
 
 q^''frqT-'TftqT-f5:7=qT-&c. ■^of, ir^/. qn^or, q^oft/ ^ct, 
 To CoNxKiBuxE, V. 71. T. To Help. ^q-^ff^^pift |tar, H^^
 
 ^ CON 153 
 
 CONIEIBUTIVE, a. COXTEIBDTOR, «. COXTEIBCTORY, a. V. 
 
 Y. A. ^ifuft ^ni, H^C^n^oTTTr, at^T^ornT, &c. H^t^, 
 
 T.V.N. n»(? Conducive. ^^iiT,?r^;Fift, "^^m q^^f-'TRt. 
 CONTKIBUTION, «. T. V. A. thing contributed. cT'Toft/. ^i- 
 
 Milit.aiy c. ^5«. ^oft/. 
 CoNi-EiTE, «. ^/e)n/c«/, T. Eepentant. "T^/TMIMT, arg'TTfY, 
 
 CoNTiiiTELY, adv. v.A. q-siqrarqi^, 7^-^ 1 tH I M ^^^,"T«J I -d 1 '■) q^^. 
 
 COXTEITIOX, COXTEITENESS, 11. V. A. OJU? EePESTASCE. ^- 
 
 CoxinivABLE, a. V. A. q'r^;TTTr-==fT-^PTrrT-&c. Jpr'T'fl'^, ^- 
 
 COSIEIVAXCE, CONTKITTXG, M. T. T.A.I. — act. qT^T^f M. ^^ 
 
 «. &c. Jim^r/. ^015?/. T^SFrT/.^^^/.T^OTJ^/.f^^T^^i. 
 
 I. inreniivcncss.1 v. Ingenuity. ^f^P/. 51^/- f^^Hrf/. 
 
 ^^rm.f.■^^^m. 
 
 II. scheme, device, plan. ^^ f. HTS/. ^?"T^t/. ^f^/. 
 
 III. engine, piece oftnechanism.^'^fn. +3'lS»- +<l»4rl/. 
 JV CoNTEiTE, «. (I. I'^aw, devise, invent. ^^^ 'TMOT, r5r"jf, 
 
 spfrW, f^arot, +|<jui, ^F^^ %^^/.-%^OT^/.-&c. Jp^ 
 
 2c> CoNTEiTE, r. «. 5f?15/.-fT:^^^/.-OTT^!n.-&c.;pTjr. 
 
 CoNTEiYED, p. T. V. A. qT^^?5r, ^=q^, &c. JTif^rT, ?;f^rr, 
 
 CONTEIVEE, «. CONTEIVING, p. a. X. V. A. jTM"^!!!, ^T^^TT- 
 
 TT, 'c=5i'JiTTr, &e. ^fi^^, ^^F, qr^^ ^^, r^?ira^. 
 
 I. inventive^ v. Ingekious. ^p^qsp^ ^Y^FpF, ^^PTT, 3''-ll*ft, 
 COXIEOL, COKTEOLMENT, n. V. V. — act. ^\H((l\)l. 3TT^'jf«. 
 
 &c. fH^^^n. f^^^^n.^^x^ n.~a. or s. ^J^lm.f^Vf^m. 
 q^/. 3TRTT"»- 3TT^r »»• STToIT'lf'^TrOT. anz'jft/. 
 
 At the c. or command of. ^MtT, STPTr, f^PrfFT, Frr- 
 
 I. power or authority to control. ^JTKT»»- '5'=f>'T'«.^BTTT/. '^- 
 
 To CONTEOL, V. a. V. To Eesteain, To Eule. 3TT=ri'jf, aT^- 
 <M, SfT^^^, 3TrcnTJT)i.-3TT^T«>.-3TT^^^?i.-3TRrTM.-&c. ^- 
 
 Tof ^r- p/o. rfTPFfr qr^-, ?rT5:qt?r-5F?rfcT-^^jTtrf-&c. s^irr, 
 
 Conteollaele, rt. T. Y. 3TRTPTT-=5rT-^n?rr-?rn:^T-&e. sittt- 
 jfr ':n:ra'rqTnT- &c. f^rq^^q', aHi'+rf-fl-M, ^Ti-HHlq'. 
 
 Conxeollee, «. CoXTEOLLiNG, jj. a. V. Y. aT M<u i K I, 3TRT7- 
 
 "JIRT, STRT'T JR'JrKT, &c. 3HN<'4>, fH^qrfT, ^TrSTr. 
 CONTEOvEEsiAL, jj. fifqi^^, f^T^TT? ?r^'4^-f^?T^,firirf?RTft- 
 
 ^T, fjnrfHTfTmqtfr-fif'inrF, ^^;^ i^-^^ f^rr^^-^f^'^, ^- 
 
 CoVteoveesialist, n. fsr^i^t, 1%srT^^Trf, stT^tT?. 
 CoxisOteest, n. dispute, discussion of contrary opnions. 
 
 CON 
 
 To CONTEOVEET, «. « contcsf, V. To Dispute, stt^ m.-f^^ 
 
 OT.-f^sTf?nfTr/.-fq-sTf?f'Tr^?i.-!R?qn?'Tm«.-3Twt^«i.-f^':- 
 ?r=T«.-f^<i ■+.<"! ».-f?rn^f?r/.-&c. w<^^\ g. of o. 
 CoNTEovEETED, p. V. Y. f^^f?['^., ^TF^q?^, f^T^frTTw^'f 5, 
 
 COXTEOTEETIBLE, «. T.Y. HTr^l^iTl'^, ^1 li+<NT^TT-&C. f^!?- 
 
 Contumacious, a. stiMorn, v. Obstinate, ffj^^qtr, f^^T, 
 Ri^^TR, fi^R, 3Tixr^, 5^T!Tft, arms, a^N^^^. 
 
 Co-NTUMACIOUSLX, arft). A'. A. f^5^^^, fTTTfTH, l^nTf^^T;. 
 
 Contumacy, Contumaciousness, n, v. A. f^^/. f^^#- 
 ff/ v;to5?«. JTTT^w!. ^j:?iZn. |n^?». 
 
 Contumelious, «. r;«7f>, insolent, ^'c. — of persons, v. Con- 
 temptuous, f^^^, arq^rr^, f^^f?^^. 
 2— Language, &c. fW^^r, f^^f^i^^, l%^JT^, f^T^TH^^. 
 
 CONTUMELIOUSLY, adl). T. A. f^T^^^T, M"^^, f^^fH=ir- 
 CONTUMEI.IOUSNESS, CONTUMELT, 11. T. A. ««(? CONTEMPT. 
 
 fk^f. 3Tcr^F?;;TT/. f^^ffH^TT/. ^^^^/. 
 To Contuse. Contusion. See Beuise, &c. 
 CoNUNBEUM, n. sr^jpr/. STSffs^r/- 
 Convalescence, n. v. A. ^f^r^rft^tiTT/ '^ra^ft/. i^ftf^T^q'- 
 
 Convalescent, a. recovering. d-lMU-Mf^'T 3rn:%3T-3^?rT, <TT- 
 
 To be c. ErrTFiT^r f^mw, ?n^^/. %'^. 
 
 51j Convent:. See To Assemble. 
 
 Convenience, Conveniency, n. v. A. 3Wn »». ^/- ?frt- 
 
 ^riTT'^T m. ?im »!. arrg^rq' n. aHH+rfrrr/ a'T^^m'/. 
 
 At one's c. q"<iT§^. 
 Convenient, a. adapted, accommodate, \. Commodious. TT- 
 
 qpfr, ^it^, ^TTSTR, ^rt^K, g"T5^, 3T^1f5, q-<TT§^. 
 Conveniently, adv. v. A. €t^^, ^"tj^IT, ^?nT. 
 Convent, n. religious house for men. f{Z m. arr^H m. 
 
 2 for ivomen. 3Tf§Rrfitrf?'4 ^l^'nirl'T «• '^t'T^ m. 
 Conventicle. See Assembly. 
 Convention. See Assembly. 2 See Ageeement. 
 Conventional, a. formed hy agreement, ^f^frr^n", ^Kf^^, 
 
 2 m-ising out of custom or tacit agreement. SFFrSTT ^*T- 
 
 Conventual, a. ^zt^''^., HAH '-I'M*', H5^T^. 
 
 To Converge, v. n. tend to one point. ^^^^^I^sj^ot, ^r^%- 
 
 Convergence, n. t. A. (^^qj^sira'^ "• <^^^^Ti^?ITfe=i" n. e- 
 
 JF%^f^?r^"JT n. ^^^Tfirg^fTT/. 
 Conveegent, a. CoWEEGiNO, ;j. «.v. Y. jp^TH^, '(^"^^r • 
 
 CoNVEESABLE. See Affable.
 
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 CON 
 
 C'O.WKnSANCF, CO.N-VKIISANCV, 7t. V.A.I. ^VqV^ limf^]?: j 
 /. ^^{^^-f- q^'T/. ^^^/- 'JI+'M'llO/. <JI+-M^lO/. Hlf^rl- 
 
 pop. awSCf o>- 3T?5t¥ n. T^ «. ifH/. ^TRI^/. ^F^TCT/ 
 
 ?Tn/. ct| ii u j^ >/. ?t^?T «• "Tir^^ >n. ^^^ m. 
 COXVKRSANT, a. versed, tcell acquainted. ^T^TRft, ^TT^TT, 
 
 OT, T^pr^r"^, qTTT^BT, itc. srftiT, f^^iT, ST'-"^?^, f^Tf?T?T, 
 f^TOITrT, ^RflMI, +«<rlt. C"^, TTSriRlir. 
 
 To be c. witli. Erf^PT^, ^17^% TfT^; T^"iT, ^^^it;- 
 
 2 having intercourse. JJFft^, ^FT'J'+l^l, 5rf^:?ft^, ^'^- 
 
 irft^, ^ ^^-ft ^ tR^mni, 5nn%^, ^^s^^ir, Tftfq?r. 
 
 3 about: having relation to. ?]'^qp^, f^'T'fl'^r, ^t^'fl'- 
 f^^T^^ in. camp. 
 
 CONVEKSATION, CONYEESE, «. V. V. 1. — and IxTEECOUESE. 
 
 T(^^ n. ^vj::^^'^ m. cfottR;/. «rTn/. ^moj^/ T^^TRr on. ^sr- 
 
 2 qTc^r?ft/- ^T^TF?!'/. Jmit »iT?rT or m^rr/. ;)^. ^:?rR- 
 
 ^fTH »». ^TmaT n. ^^\^ m. n^TPS^ ». ^'<rR^'<T^ «. ^'=P'<T- 
 ?r «. 'JTT^PT wi. ^'c^r? w. Jp'4RrfTT or qirrf /. I'. ^FT. 
 
 3 ^TT ??!. ^firnnr m. tr^^T^^T/. <^^?r?"T «. 
 
 CriEiinal c. 3T#rf^T^ fft. 
 I. See Behatioue. [^^s^t^^ 
 
 CoNvEESATiONAL, a. ■^K«l?5t, ^TFWTOT^rr, BTTsroT ^fsjsft' 
 CoNvEESAZioJTE, 7j. f^^TT^f^Tm ^THPspiT sRi^TTEft ^^TT/.' 
 
 To CONTEESE, V. n. hold intercourse imth. ^ \iA \' t f.-X^^\^ 
 J/J.-sTFtZ-JT^T^RT »?.-^5EnT M.-?TT^?T/.-?f'T?T/.-&c. ^7^-n^- 
 "jf-S^ u-ith # o/'o. or aro'ijf M'?<A y. o/s. 
 
 2 confer or talk loith. ^pqT;^/.-^JTrW«.-?f?7rT»ra.-&c. 
 
 ^R^, nt^//'?. ?rfi^, ^'ttnTTrrf or ^m\f. ^^^-mn^. 
 
 3 /ifli'e «(7j-«(aZ intercourse. ^^ m,-^^\^■^m.-^^\^ m.-^^- 
 
 CoUTEESE, a. contrary, v. Eeveese. g^^T, ST^, s^ofviTT^. 
 CONVEESE, n. opposite proposition, ^^zf. 3"3^ T?T »». 5^- 
 
 CONVEESELT, adv. V. A. 3^^ spnT^, 3-?ye q^, s^^PTT^, 
 
 CO.NVEESION, n. V. V. 1.— flCif. CTfrR; ^FTuf M. ^^ HpTTf «. 
 
 hRuIH^ n.— state. C^frfT «. ^^ m.f^'eis^^ «.fr*Tfn%- 
 
 5 ?». 3T^f 'iftrn: n. q-frirm m. 
 
 2— «f<. 5^:qT tTiTf?r STnToj- w. ^THTrT^ ^Ttrtir n.— stale, q- 
 
 To Convert, i-. a. change info another sulstance or form, v. 
 To Change. ^ n. qiTJ^nfofy. o/o. ^x^ with =^\ of o. 
 ( as '<Tfr TT^JfT^ 5PP ^^ )^ ,5T:nrn: n.-^7TH^ w.-f^'<Tf?t?r- 
 ^ M.-fF*Tf?Tir^ m.-&c. ^.X^ g. of o. qRTJTTTr m. ^frrw WiW. 
 C7 ( as n^iTP^ 3T»5r^ iRTiim %?JT), fw^^-Ac.^^. 
 2 change from one faith to another. ^-^\ \;^r^ arrur- 
 
 iJT Ji.-KTrqfc^rf^ W.-&C. ^KTWy. o/o. VfA^ m.-^^i{^ m. 
 
 -Tfrtrn; »».-&c. +<r«)'j| g. of o. 
 
 3 change from sin to holiness. JTT n. '^TcT^trSr-ftiTcfot, ?r- 
 
 ?r «.-fqTT "Tlr^rff^ m.-X-c. qj^irty. 0/ 0. 
 
 4 Sec To ArPEoriiiATE. 
 
 Convert, n. v. V. 2. J^^TT '^PtN' 3TT^?it iTHt^-&c. tTTrf?R, 
 
 Convertible, a. t. V. 1. ^tfR-&c. sf;TTqT#TT-&c. ^trn; 
 
 I. V. Interchangeable. '^^\=^\_ 
 Convex, a. rising on the outside into a round form. t[\B «?T-> 
 
 Convexity, n. v. A. JTFT 5ir^3TT^fn/. artrr^^ ll'-'^n^f^/. 
 
 ^1^1%/. f%5IT?5frf/. 
 
 Convexo-concave, a. cn^frr|^vqT:?nT- 
 
 To Convey, v. a. carry, transport, qirs^ ^M,%>7f, cfT^of, TT- 
 
 ^rijf , "ft^r^rRr^ or ift^^iirut. 
 
 2 transmit, impart, Sfc. v. To Send, To Give. ^W^ n, 
 
 3 See To TEANsrsE. 
 
 Conveyance, Conveying, n. t. V. l.—act. ^^ n. W3^ 
 v?Tm n. &c. ^^^ n. 
 2— act. W!^i:^vi n. &c. JmoT n. 
 I. ineans of c. v. Careiage. m^ n. c(|dr| «, 
 Human c, STTTFT n. ^sn^^T ?>. 
 "Water c. ^FITR «. 
 jTo Convict, r. a. prove guilty. SfTTTtT ?re.-&c. 5T^iJf-?rn' ^- 
 
 '[in-^nftrr ^RiJf itvYA JR of 0. 3T5^rjft-3T^rtft-?rmm'-&c, 
 
 5T^5t, arfnt ^^^., TSfr ^T^oj, T^ft tiFT n. qT?5>Jf, JTUTT- 
 
 s «». tRTif, 3TT0'«^ F<Tn^ «• ^^ y. 0/ 0. gr^rrM^ =ijtw «. 
 
 !PT"jf y. 0/0. 
 Convict, «. aTqiTq^-Ac. st^f^F Kg^q'-Ac. F<TTf^rTrrq'. 
 Conviction, n. v. V. — oc);. a^TTT^ ST^nj- «. &c. ^TTTT'^ 'F- 
 
 ^ n. ^psft ^RW n. 3TqTT'4?4Tn^ w. aFTTT^FtTN^/. 
 
 1. convincedness. ^^rmT^fTTTr/ ^mr/ ?rmft/. TTkrr a- 
 
 ^TM^\ m. f^mf- ^^ in. ^^m^ m. 
 To Convince, v. a. satisfy respecting. H^^Hof, ^JT^tf^^lt 
 
 /.-^JT^TFfrfr f-wR^I /.-?fTT^ /.-^T?R/.-^mft /.-??mT- 
 
 ^'TT/.-f^^TT/.-&c. ;r^ y. 0/0. iFft?T aTTW^T ^-T^TT V 
 
 vig.ofo, 3?g'T^n^-f|^TT^n^-!Tf'TqT?r-rna'mr-&c. 3TTWfr 
 
 ^oty. 0/0. ^^^ H^FT w.-^fjprf^ff^ f--&o. !^. g. of o. 
 
 Convincer,«. Convincing.^. a. conclusive, compelling assent. 
 
 iRTrT'T'^, Rt=>TFTJF, Rt=i^<^+K+, ?r%^'T<f15p, ?t^TT iH^TrN?, 
 
 Convincingly, ado. v. A. ?rRTff ^tf?5 31%, ?f^T^ f^ 3T%, 
 
 Convivial, o. relating to entertainments, ^-c. irsTSTPfNT, 
 
 2, jovial, Ac. H^HI^-^I 3TFrS^, 3TTfTTf%5TT<TT, ^StTT. 
 Conyivialitt, n. v.A. 1. ^ji'TTfS^rFrT^TT m .arT^Rft^R «».
 
 coo 
 
 18!; 
 
 COP 
 
 2 arrfT^^iT f^OT /. 
 Convocation. See Assembit. 
 To Convoke, v. a. call together^ v. To Assemble. <Hirt=<W, 
 
 To CoNvOLTE, V. a. twist. ^^^. 
 
 CONVOLvrLus, n. — turpctJmm. <isri^/. rTS n. 
 
 Convolution, n. r. Twist, qo! m. "ftz »>. 
 
 To CoNvor, V. «, escort. ^]>^ TT^iT ^^^ ^Wf^T'jf, 5Rt^ 
 
 Convoy, «. v. Escoet. 5r?5T=IT ««• "TT^ift/. 
 
 To Convulse, v. a. njet t hy qmsms. frsiot, fq'ss^r^^r, (HctHciT 
 
 2 V. To Agitate. ?TrT w.-sq-Tstr'T ot.-&c. !pT%. o/o. 
 Convulsed,^, v. A. 1. fq^?^?^, fr^sr^r^OT. [ ^^^"Jf. 
 
 To be c. aftst/i^?- 5r"jf , ^^% »»• i^Z. ^, ^T^S'jf , ^5;5r5J'?r, 
 
 2 ^sq, ^fH?T. 
 Convulsion, «. v. V.l. — ad. f^^.^in. &c. — state. f^ST^o!;Tm. 
 
 2 ?ftn «». sqi^TtT OT. 
 
 Political c. TT^?'Tp5ft-&C. ^^TSPTT^^/. 
 CONT, ?i. mT\ ^R# T^ ^^rsf^ 3Tt|. 
 To Coo, «;. «. — as doves. ^"^, ^^'P^- 
 Coo, Cooing, n.\. V. ^^"^ «. 5\"- 5^3T «?. 
 Cook, ». ^^^^^ j^^P- ^TF^ft »>■ ( and ^srqTT^Pt'n" pop. ^TT- 
 
 sjJtW female c. ), aTr^TRt, Tf^rfr «. ( rfq'ft'JT/. ), "TT^^'t. 
 
 ( q?^^/. ), 5'=r^?ft M. TI+'+.tiI m. — in contempt. ^TFR 
 
 C.'s mate. ?jI7q-^-qT. 
 
 Skilful c. ( female ). ^nv^ f. ^'rSiJT^T TTiT ^R^nrft. 
 Sli Cook, v. a.—gencv. ^^qT^ pop. ^qT^ w.-qj^ »>.-qFF%- 
 
 2— by boiling. f^T^srijf, 3^^^, XV-^^. 
 3 — by roasting, broiling, &c. 'TRT"^- 
 
 Swept and smeared square to c. in. =^hFT »». 
 Cooked, p. r. V. — gener. ^^J^> %?J??T, qtfi T'Ci'. qigT, qTf^?T 
 ( in comp. as H^ qif^rf, ^ qif^^T, or sIT^tT qrf%?r, 
 
 ^tqrf^),^^, f%5. 
 
 Under c. f|^r, f^^. 
 CooKEKT, Cooking, n. v. V. — gener. ^^TV^ pop. ^qj^ »». 
 
 <TT^ VI. qr^f^ff^;/. qr^Ff^r^qf^/. qFpf^^/. Tq^f •». q^r 
 
 1. 5^(7Z !» e. qr^fStiqfrr /. qT^^p?^!?^ n. m+-md5f «. qp?:- 
 CooK-Eooir, «. ^qrq; qr ?*■ 3TT^nT«>. qrqj^iRST/. qra^''aR«. 
 rftfct qr «• qr^f «• 
 
 Cool, a. coldish. '45, 3T1T5!; '4^, '45^, H^^?r, :TTl>r^ftFT. 
 
 2 fig. not zealous, not ardent, Sfc. slTJ, 4^, 45Tf ^^TT, ^- 
 
 ^, 3'^r^fM, argf^nft, ^r^f^^, 3T?rr?*T, arnrpfer, ar^- 
 ?Ttp, ?ft?r. 
 
 3 not affectionate, v. Cold. 4?, 45Tf ^T, f^^f . 
 
 4 no^ onyy, »!0< perturled, v. Calm. ^frT, 4? , ST^q^T, 
 
 ?Tr>TT%r-&c. 3?^'^. [ im^T^. 
 
 5 «oi retaining hrat, — dress. 4^, ^m -T '=(l'i'JMI^K?Tr, 
 Cool, n. 45Rr »». 4iTOT m. 4fr/. 
 
 C. of the day, lioiirs of morninj and eecnin^^ f^cST^a; 
 m.f. f^T^m »». fiT^ToS J». /". 
 To Cool, v. a. make coldish. 4l-&c. ^of, ^jiuMi /. hi^Oi- 
 qTFJ^of g. ofo. f^^^^. 
 2 fig. ( one's ardor, aflcction, &e. ). 45-^-&c. ^^oj, 
 
 8 ( auger ). 45-?T>f^-&e.-^riJt, f^^^<Jf, ^Tt^I W.X^. 
 I To Cool, v. n. lit. 4lT^, 1^^"^, 45 froT, 7':amT/.-&c. ^- 
 i\-M\Z^ g.ofs. 
 2 fig. — zeal, ardor, affection. 45Ff'jf, f^^roT, 45 fl'^, 
 
 ar^i^'Jf, ar^HT^T'if, 1%T^'Jr«.-f^5r'JT«.. q^'jf '«. cow. 
 
 3— anger. fsfSTOf, 451^'^, f^^'^"jf, ^Tf?r-45-&c. ^. 
 Cooled, ^. r. V. A. 1. 45 k■^.^^^ Fq^mFJT, iftl?^?^ 3'''-'JT- 
 fT^, ^Ttrfte?r, ^?r?ft^, ^^TN, ^"tinir. 
 V. V. N. 45m?^, f^l^T^^T, &e. [iftf?r. 
 
 2 45R^?5T, &c. ^?rcrrq, sftcnm, ^ftm^rm, 'iriiH<i'i, 'ft- 
 
 3 frrqT^rfT, ?Tf?f 5rT?i?5r, &c. ^rqicftn, 41rKi'i, iFr#T, n- 
 
 Cooling, o.— an article of diet, a medicine &c. 45, 457, 
 
 ^■^^pop. f^fToJ, ?I^,5ft?15ft4,^^Tm^,FrTq^-fR^,&e. 
 
 Coolly, ado. icithout passion, ardor, cj'c. 451?^, 45q'^pf, 
 
 iiTtcrqtm^-, ^tt^pft^M, ^kt^t?^, F<TTTt?TTBt, f4¥f4^. 
 
 Coolness, n. v. A. 1. 45qiTT»>. 4ft/ 451^/ f^\m,T^f. H^- 
 
 2 45qTnTw. &c. 45Tg/. aTHf^T^m. gT3?i^?rT/. ^rR^r^ft/. 
 
 3 ?%^t-&c. ^^f.-^ym^J. *t5T57. ^fiT^i^». ^- 
 fJr^HTsr m. 
 
 I. (after heat). 45Krw. 45t?irOT. 
 COOLY, w. 1?i^^«. ( fem. \wf;^ ) qrft?n?STw. (fern, ^\z\^ 
 
 JTlBt ). 
 
 Business of a e. '^^\t[f. 
 CoOM, n. f%5iT«. ^^n. JT5!»». 
 CoOP,w.— for fowls. gTT5«. g^Tl». 
 
 2 See Pen. 3 See Baeeel. 
 To Coop, v. a. shut up, ^c. 5pf53T, q^ff^ ^^I^jf, ^Ht ^TT^>jf, 
 
 qM/^T'^y. o/o. 
 
 COOPEE, ». fqTTT"iTTTT. 
 
 COOPEEAGE, n. fqq +<U'MI^I !plT^r^ m. 
 
 To Co-OPEBATE, V. n. actjointl// with. fi^-'BV^^-&c.W.T- 
 
 Co-OPEEATION, «. V. v.— aci!. ^Tf^PTCm. ^f^^iJUs. ^f^qr/. 
 
 CO-OPEEATOE, n. Co-OPEEATING.p. a. CO-OPERATIVE, a. T. 
 
 ^TTTHf^T, ^qJT^kpT, t^q;^!:^^. 
 Co-OHDiNATE, a. of the same ranh.^ ^c. (T;pq^;ft=q'T, qfl^^r, 
 
 ?fTrprT5^=^, ?fHTqf^, ?tHq^'<T, wtcttw. 
 Coot, n. qr^jft or z^^rn. ? 
 Copal, m.— the gum. =q^m. 
 COPARCENAEY, n. joint heirship, ^^^^^^^n. ^fTHTftHR"'. 
 
 ?nTTf5(T^«- 'TTn^TF^'J. ar^THT^TM. 
 COPAKCENEB,«. CO •/««>. q^ TT^w. f^»TPft, ^Ft'TFT, ^TH'TT-
 
 COP 
 
 186 
 
 COS 
 
 C'oiAiiCE.Ny, n. equal uliair. ^]Tm\^\ or JHT^r^ ^TT?fT ^Tf- 
 tOPARTXER, n. V. rA]Vr>-ER. ?f<*ri<i|J, q-TfflCT?:, ?THHPft, ^- 
 COPARTNEHSHir, «. Y. PARTNEESniP. *l<.*<l/. TPfl/. ^fr>f^- 
 
 Jo Cope, i-. 71. contend or tie tvith, emi/la/e, v. To Eival. 
 
 p:^. ^^ot. ^t\^f[ f.-mv^f\f.-&c. sRijf, irzfm "ftTft/. 
 m^ij i. TTTW Tra'w. \^, g^JrH ^/. %'jf o?- ^^ir^ 3T?nff, s- 
 
 1^/. HK^-^. ^i^m. qftTot-^FTWr «('///( ^f 0/0. ^eW. 
 Copied, ;>. v. V. 1. 7<T^?5T, 3d*>H ^idcicil, ^^^, T^- 
 
 Copier, Copyist, «. \. V. 1. 3d<u|RT, 3rf^7T %WKT, ^T^?!- 
 
 Error of the c. (amanuensis). H^^^'»- ^^JPFSfTT^wJ- 
 ^tdi !'■)'». 
 
 Copiso, n. ( of a wall ). g^ or Rsft or 51ft/. HSrtl^i ««• 
 
 ^<«l'it or cPCft/. 
 Copious, a. v. Abundant, st^tt, q-^T, J's^K^, f^J^i HH'Wt. 
 Copiously, a(/y. v. A. 5n??f, ^1^3;, "T's^5!:^'jfr, f^jsqijff. 
 Copiousness, «. v. A. I'-^^'vm m. qr^^q' n. sn^ «. 1^- 
 
 ?^ n. 
 Copper, «. rrf^i «. rfp? ra. 
 
 Brick ( solid and flat mass ) of c. <TtinTt /. 
 
 Calx of c. rTT^H^T « rH^ n. 
 
 Coppercbauge. ^^ m. [ Of ot. 
 
 C. -piece. rllMM^l/. — in cant phraseol. qpfi^ STRPT- 
 
 Coppery decoction, — as a vomit. v3=Mot| w. 
 
 Sulphate of c. ifk=pT or ? «. rTT^FT^ »>. [f^rf^Pf. 
 
 CopPEH, Coppery, a. FftaqFTT, ftt^, riirHl+, HT^JTT, rTT'^r- 
 
 COPFER-COLORED, «!. ^Vi>A\~-^\ ^'IMI, dlM^OT, rilHl»4<M. 
 
 Copper-plate, m. rrff^rft TTTt/. ?rp^^ w. r|IKl*rf^ «. 
 A c. on which grants &c. are inscribed. frreTT? ?«. 
 Copper- smith, jj. rrt^r^, rilM+K, rrrf^-^. 
 Copperas, ?^ svlplmte oj iron^ v. A''itriol. f^^i+g' m. 
 Coppice, Copse, w. a icood of low trees, ^'c. ^[Tt[/. ^?"T or 
 
 To Copulate, k. «. imile in sexual intercourse. \r|'iui, 5JT- 
 »TJf, ?TtW, ai'l'H'I M.-^n m.-^q^ «.-&c.;fT^. 
 
 Copulation, w. v. V. ^H^i n. &c. fir'<TH n. W^^ n. afl^'l 
 »«. KfH/. TFT/. Tf?Tf^qT/ ?m M. Wm m. ^HHIH ot. g- 
 
 I. — in grammar. WMI^Km. ^g^m. 
 Copulative, «.— in grammar.v. Conjunction. ^''T'TT^nft. 
 Copy, n. transcript. ^^Fj/. ^RT m. ^r^ f. iffimT n ^^^m. 
 
 ;T5^ or ^HTTT »/i.— esp. of an official paper. FTT^ft^/. 
 Foul c. ?rrjT m. ?fT5 n. Pf^^ m. 
 
 2 one hook of many, ^r\ f. f^ «. 
 
 3 archetype, y. Obiginal. ^ft/ HrSSfrT/. JJH n. ^^W 
 
 4 model.! exemplar, v. Pattern. f^rTT »». 
 
 5 piece of icriling for scholars. f^rTT m. 
 
 6 paper ivrittcn ly scholars. J^/. 
 
 To Copy, t>. a. transcrile. 3'd<"i, dd^d qof, ri^^/-:T?T/.- 
 qripTT «.-vddKI m.-&c. ^FT^y. 0/0. 
 2 V. To Imitate. ■Jd^u'l, PfrfT »».- ^5i<T «. ^ 5'. 0/. 0. 
 
 *TPf?t/. 3^^-^tjtT-3Tnjrw y. ofo. -Jrg^q ».-&c.^vf, 
 Copt-book, n. f^?^r=^ ^r^/. 
 
 COPT-HOLD, «. T^T ??!. 
 
 Copying, «. v. V. l.—act. SrfTiJf, «. T^?? ^FTW «. &e. 
 2— orf. ani/ Imitation, ^^j^ n. &c. ST^^T'T «. ST^q?- 
 ^ n. " [?fm. 
 
 Copy-ist, n. H^S JR^TRT, IT?T^'"'JTRT, ^?f^, 5T+?5^41^ or 
 
 Copy-eight, «. ?i4TT<t TFI^/. q^TT^T^T ftg ««. 
 
 To Coquet, v. n. ?r^^ >n.-^R »». ^Z.-^ HT^ ?». pl.-<S^ m. 
 
 -&C. yi^uj. 
 
 Coquetry, Coquetting, «. ^<-ui »»• fT^ w- fT^TFT »t.jf ?• 
 
 3T^ W8. %5r or j:=r7«r »i.;jZ. ^^^T^rsft/. ni^m.pl. f^F5TH'«. 
 
 Coquette, «. 5T^'^-^^l:5fr3T-&e. «lPT^r/. 25I#r, =^155- 
 
 Coracle, «. Jon< composed of leather over a frame. ^<PTT o?* 
 i[W'T\ m. ^^R or ct^t m. 
 
 CoHAL, n. snrra «. pop. ^\^^f. or <fhrS «. f^^ «. 
 
 Bracelet formed of c. ^<roE^T m. 
 Calx of c. JTfTWIT'T n. 
 
 Child's c. ^TJofty. ^^01 or vf\f. "^vf n. =^]^vi n. 
 Imitation e. +,|4< 'fl^^ «. 
 Coral, Cosaline, a. v. N. qwotirr^, 5RT?nTT. 
 
 COEAIrTREE, M. HlR^ld »». 4lR^ld^ »». 
 
 Cord, m. v. String. ^f[f. =^1=^1? «. 2>T w. ^tr^F w. 
 
 2 V. Eope. jttiT w. B5^/- ?r5T »». ^ir ?«. ^R^wJ. #^OT. 
 A fastening c. ^^tTPT m. 
 2b Cord, v. a. ^f. sntm, ^ift% sifq^. 
 Cordage, «. ^TTHS n. pi. 3iTCt «. ^j/. 
 Cordial, a. hearty.^ v. Sincere. iTdmiy^-qT, st^ft^TT J^RT- 
 
 a^^, "TRPfNT. 
 
 2 strengtheni7ig. jf^^JR^, qi%p, cTm^g^S. 
 Cordial, m. strengthening medicine, d ^N ^'h -? fil^^ K 'fc ■<& c. 
 
 Cordiality, «. v. A. 1. f^<r^4dM<JTT?«. ^X'T'TTm. f^rc^T^-q;;. 
 
 TT^r: ^cpprrT/. ^fl^?i. ^TTt^fT n. 
 Cordially, adv. v.A.l. JT5TrTT^,^<4^^'4T ^<ilMI«^?I,iTH:'pP, 
 
 ! Cordon, ». — in architecture. ^ntTTw. ^Tift/. 
 Core, n.v. Heart, t^ pop. nr^w. 
 
 Eotten, &c. at the c. ^liHl #ZT-^'3T^-5rT|?:-&c. 
 
 2 ( of a boil ) ift^«i. nrir/. artst/. "^ 
 
 CoEiANDEE,M.— the plant. #ri?ifft or sptfiTxfk/. q^»2. 
 —the seed. tTWT»». hNI'/. '^Pq^a. [!II<?/- 
 
 Cork, w. hvng, stopple, plug. ^ ot. ^^>». »j-°(-i'Ji ». 512^«. 
 lb Cork, r, o. ^ot.-?jtot.- &c, HR^jf- i)^«(uj.
 
 con 
 
 187 
 
 COR 
 
 CoRK-sCEEw, 71. ^m.-^vi.-&c. *K1MH ^fT*^". 
 
 COEMOEAKT, 11. ^li'j^m. 
 
 2 V. Glutton. artrraT, ^r^, ^^nft. 
 COBN, «. -ciT^ra.po;). tTPr». ^TniTws. ns5T/«. ^OTm. 3T5r«.K?^«. 
 
 Beard of c. -J^oTm. :g^«. ^^ft/. [^T3T m. 
 
 C. ( esp. Bddzri or Bzondhala ) husked and boiled. 
 
 C. as trodden out. c. and straws mixed, ^^n. 
 
 C. ( rice, wheat, Dzondliald, &e. ) soaked and puffed 
 by parching. ^^\f.2}l- ^^'Jr'MI'/. i?^. or '>^.'rrt^\n. pi. 
 
 C. which ripens before the close of the i-ains. TFT- 
 
 Grown c. Sprouted c. ^^»». X{^1n. 
 
 Head or full ear of c. r\^V^ or ZK[t\ f. ^V^ or ^\z- 
 T^m. itPTW/. {and To come to a head qt^^q'ra' iftff). 
 
 New c. ( of the year ). sr^tTPTra. i-m-H"- 
 
 Undressed c. (as given iu charity). +i<M». aTTTI^M. 
 
 Whilst you've c. to give out, you'll have ixieud's 
 pound about. 3TOrff^ f^T^ r{T. [H-iril?? ^. 
 2 a single c. SFTTto. ^uT »>. ?5nT»'»- 
 
 Bare or blank iu c. ^^m. ^^"^n. arraT"'. 
 Breaking off the ears of ( reaped ) c. jftl'fl'/. 
 Bundles of unthreshed c. T5 or Zii. 
 Carrying off(to threshing floor) of sheaves of c.5Tr^oj\/". 
 C. blasted whilst young and tender. Himn. 
 C. (or a stalk) blasted before coming to head, (or of 
 which the heads have been eaten off), ^izm.n. 
 C. just sprung up. ^mf. ^W(^ or ^^'^n. 
 Ears lying on a reaped field of c. W.^\m. fSf^p^rw. 
 Erection ( as of sheaves) over a heap of c. 3T^/. 
 Erection amidst c. for the watcher. H\t£\-^\m. incET?». 
 
 Grass and weeds amidst c. fn^OTM. 
 
 Heads of c. tied together, ^^retw. 
 
 Heap of c. the produce of the first treading of the 
 ears. T:\f\^ pop. TV^f. — worship of it. TTHJ^T/. 
 
 Patch of green c. amidst withered c. fjidii/. 
 
 Eich or fine patch amidst c. stTTw. STTT S^^TWJ. 
 
 Shooting of ( reaped ) c. — through rain. ^RTw?. 
 
 "Weeding instrument of c. ^KTcEqf ( the blade or iron- 
 member of it is 315^, a cheek of it is ^J^r^^n. ), 
 
 To tread out c. HoEW. 
 
 To tread out c. with stalks undetached. Hn^TToT/.^j;^. 
 
 To weed and clear e. f^^ot, ^pltA^ui, Hfli^'jf. 
 4' ( on the foot ). ^-qp^ m\ m.-f^T m. 
 To Corn, i>. a. salt. fSr?f?T-fn?TH iT^'Jr,!^? n. qr^,^TT^of. 
 COBN-BIN, n. V. Bin. ^tJf^m.dim.'^'^r^f. 'TT?=f?:n.'TT^n.feF^. 
 
 COHN-CHANDLEE, «. ^^^TRt, T^Pft, ^T^, STPJft. 
 
 Corn-chandlers, — gener. or collect. T^nT «• 
 COEN-COUNTET, n. V(T^ \^-\ m. 
 CoEN-riELD, n. ^TFT n. ^v( 'p^ «. tp:^ ^trf n. 
 
 COBN-PLOOE, «. ^ n. 
 
 COEN-LAND, n. fjRTfcT/. ^Ff 01»fl^/. 
 COBN-MAEKET, «. ^^TH^/. 
 
 COENEA, n. «Jl^ri1^' STTor n.-^t^ m. HTT^rf^tTTH n. 
 Cornelian, n. ar^lft^ m. 
 
 Corneous, a. horwj. f^TTRT, ^n^, ^jqiT'T, ^jirifir^, ^TTf^T, 
 Corner, n. sfj^r in. ^oi m. qJtW m. ^^\ m. ^r^TST m. ^• 
 q'qr in. 3r5r «• 
 
 Changing the c.(as of a cat with kittens) .spfiTTT^^w. 
 Holes and corners, noolcs and recesses: '^]^^iJ^t m.pl. 
 ?rf«ft ^Fif^f-pl. 
 
 In every hole and c. ^M^roft, ^V'Xl spr^r. 
 To drive up into a e. stop one's mouth, pose, S^c. %\- 
 ^^, #5KRT M.-q?r?TTR m. ^FCif g. of 0. 
 2 secret or remote place. ^FFfTST m. ^^^\ or ((^rHT m. 
 In a c. ^-^r^TRT, '(^Tiffr. 
 Thing done in a c. ^t^Mr^ nP?. 
 To do great things ( mighty feats, &c. ) in a c. g^TT- 
 qft srm n. %iTf. 
 CoENEE-STONE, M. #T^«TRT-#''Tr^-&c. ffn? »?!. ^FF^T^T^wi. 
 Cornee-wise, adv. diagonally. fH<=H'W, f?R^. 
 Cornered, a. ^MP^rr, ^r^ ( in comp. as =tWf^ &c. ), ^.\^, 
 
 (in comp. as f-M'+M ). 
 COENET, M. — instrument. ^ pop. f^TT m. 
 
 2 5^:^^Kt^ V^. STK?;^ 3n^. 
 Coeneter, «. TnT=JMR)U||'(l, f^l'I'+.O. 
 CoENiCE, n. 4)'n<| »*. ^j^crfr /. 
 
 C. under a cieling. nR »i. ^rfTj^y. 
 
 Coenicle, 11. rT^nm M. 
 
 CoROLLAEY, 11. V. Conclusion. f?r^«!.3Trg'7fn^ ffrg nr?/. 
 
 Coronal, a. belonging to the top of the head, diot-^r, ^T^^^ 
 
 Coronal, «. See Ceown. 
 CoEONATiON. See Ceowning. 
 COEONEE, n. 3TTVMI--JI =^?pfrH. 
 
 C.'s. inquest. *)<Hri-+,qi^ ?«. ^?T%^^ffy. 
 Coronet, n. 5fe=Jt^f=5TT JT:^ m. jtItt m. 
 Corporal, a. relating to the lodij, v. Bodily. ^T^tTT^, ?T- 
 
 2 See CoEPOEEAL. 
 Coepoeal, « The word ^nf ^ corresponds. 
 Corporate, a. united in a body authorized to act as one. fij- 
 
 aoft% ^m'^^r, ^iTpfr% ?FI%^T, <^^J5q'^'T?T, ^H ^^|R r=ll- 
 
 2 See Collective. 
 
 CoEPOEATioN, ». ^ ^t^T^T ^FR ^'5?:% ?r?r^^T' ^55fr/ ^q'- 
 ^ ^hm/.-jSt m.-&c. 5?r OT. ^Km/. ns^it/. ^i'T'Tw^- 
 
 Corporeal, a. embodied, v. Bodied. ^^, 3T»ft, ^rfUt, 'iTfpT^, 
 2 See MateriaE. 
 
 COEPOEEITr, C0BP0EEALNESS,OT. T.A.I. ^f^H. 3^ftf?r «. ^T- 
 
 ^ftrfT/ ^|f?rT/. ^ffTFT in. 
 Corps, n. t. Army. 5^5^^;;,. ^jp«. %^5TFTot. Some of the 
 
 Cor£s or Bodies of Troops named ia Hindu writings
 
 con 
 
 are >Tr*r, lOT, ^^rg^, ^rf^, ??t^r, ^h, ar^ftf^Fft, 
 
 CoursE, w. tleatl hody. f^ n.'kn n. ^TST or 5^^ »«. JTT<ft^ 
 
 Collecting the boues alter buruing ac. aTftiTO^Tm. 
 3Tf?'<^^5m n. 
 
 Gruiiiul for burning or burying a c. "i^-^^ pop. TT?f- 
 
 <jr or n^vi n. ^^^^^€\f. 
 
 COBPSE-BEAEER, «. ^I?TT, ^I'OI^*, STrT^Trf^, M\^*. 
 
 CoBiTLEircE, Conpui.E:scy, «. v. A. (JHIriH'TT in. ^JSJr^fT- 
 qtJTT m. H^ «. HTTffj/. ^SRHT »>. <^/. HRw^^ »». 
 
 COKPVLEST, a.JIcshy, hulki/, v. Fat. <JHR or ^JTT?^, ^R?- 
 
 C. and Aveak. TT^ o'' "frVt, "fraT. 
 CoBPuscLE, «. T. Atom. a^oT m. ^^ m. 
 
 COEPUSCULAE, a. T. ATOillCAL. 37"3^??, ST'^TT. 
 COEPUSCULAEIAN, 11. a/' mist. ^l^^\f[. 
 
 To CoHEECT, V. a. cJiastise, chasten, v. To Pukish. f^?TT/.- 
 
 2 V. To EECTiFT. g^TT^, f^sTsnir, ^-?j5-&c. ^i^. 
 
 3 ( a literary work ). %^f. pi ^I^^, ^TTtT'if, ^tV-^' ?«.- 
 4 — in medicine. yi'-4|NI-?nTqTrf-&e. q^^, ^TpKltl w.- 
 
 CoBEECT, a. just, proper, v. Eight. SfTFR, 5=ft^, ?n'^, 5^^^, 
 
 2— esp. of conduct, or of language. ^, st^, ^^, f^g- 
 5, f^FT, ^K^-^J'^-&c. 
 
 COEEECTED, p. T. V. 1. f?T?^%^?^, &C. filf^T^T, ^Tlf^, ^JT. 
 
 2 f cTHHrTT, fJT^^?7T, ^Z %^?7T, &c. 
 
 3 ?fr^%f5T, &c. g5;%^?7T, ^nf«:T?T, g^^^^. 
 
 COEEECTION, n. T. V. 1.— flrf. f^T?TT ^^ «• f?T^ ^ «. &C. 
 
 House of c. See Jail. 
 2— act. fHSK'Jf n. ^ qr^ «. &c. ^^nTjO"/ S'^TT'JFU/. 
 
 3— flrf. mtm «. &c. ^im »«. ?fr^?r «- ^f^/. ^gf^;/ 
 
 I. «. e. an error corrected, ^ft'^ ot. 
 
 Sheet or paper of corrections. ^fr^TT^ n. ^f^^ n. 
 COEEECTLT, adv. V. A. «ITT«R, ^^, ^, ^'"rFfFT, 'T'lTrgT?;, 
 
 CoEEECTNEss, 11. v.A. 1. ftl+^uHOT. |?r^qurrm. ^'■n\^\i^c\\ f. 
 
 2 sijquTTw. ^jff/ f^gf?/ ^iht/. f^^rTT/. ^mrf^- 
 
 CoREECTOR, n. COBEECXIVE, a. V. V. 1. f^?Tr-&e. +<U1K1. 
 
 2 g'"^KaTTTT, Ht^ +4,u||?"T, &c. 
 
 3 mfempT, ^^ -+,Kuiiu, &c. ^rrtp};. 
 
 4 't^rrp, ?tH''TP=T +,<uiKI, &c. ^rTN^K^. 
 COBEELATIVE, a. haviiKj a reciprocal relation. "TT^qr ^sjqpqfT, [ 
 
 -JT^T^^5iqT^T, 'ft;^'p^s;rq-pEtT, 3T7?n^-'K^^ ^qtft. 
 
 188 CO^^ 
 
 Coeeelativeness, «. V. A. qWTT^f^^w*. aT'^Tt^T^^fKr?". ^- 
 To CoBEESPOND, V. «. Jc adapted, adequate.^ SjC.y. To Tallv. 
 
 fira^, ^TOT, ^f^, ^Joj^, ^TiJf, 3^T?:^, ^HEnif,^H»i.-^- 
 
 ^m.- &c. si^T'jf y. o/s. recy). ^Xt[ f. SRory. o/o. ren/>. 
 2 (by cpi-stlcs, &e. ). ^PPT^ TSfP^ sff^JTR/.-Ac. %5riT,Tit 
 «. ^<Z. q'lir ^"^ y. o/"*- rrc;);. T^sq-q-^K m. S^Tot. 
 COREEsrONDE>'CE, «. COREESl'O.VDING, 11. y. V. 1. fTToST »». U. 
 
 2 ^Fm^ q-Vrfr 5ff|^r?:/.-iR/.-^5i'4 m.-&c. 
 
 I. ( as of an event with a prediction ). rTTc^T m. ^\zf. 
 
 Event corresponding -with a prediction. Z\^ m. 
 II. — in commerce. atlrT/. 
 III. mass of letters, spl'l^sj- n. pi. ^N^Rf W^^ w. i^?. 
 
 COEEESPOXDENT, a. COEEESPONDEE, W. COEBESPO>'DIlsC, ^.«, 
 
 COEBESPONSIVE, a. V. V. 1. fKoI'JIT^, rn«|H>MI, v^FfFfT, 
 
 ^^P?IR^T, «(<1|-=(l, ^Hf^^tTrf, 3HH^,,M, ^Ttf^, ^^t^^'T. 
 CoEaESPONBEXT, n. V. V. 2. ^fvTn^srr^ ^f%^- S^'TTTTT. 
 
 I. — in commerce. arSfTT m. jiTTWT m. cj i m + 5)i. [^R/. 
 CoEitixOE, M. gallery or passage in a Jionsc. ^t?ft^ sjissp^ 
 COEEIGIBLE, a. T. V. 1. f^T^ofrq, f^T^^Tf , t^^t^, ^■^. 
 
 2 §'< K I -M I -jf-RT-%n?rT-<fcc. 
 To COEEOEOEATE, V. a. invigorate, v. To Steengthen. ^if^ 
 
 2 esiallisli, S;c. V. To CojfFiEM. si^qpfr/.-qs «.-&c. ^- 
 
 ^-^p:^-3TnTnt,^?F{R:aT, ^fSfjjjp^or n.-^^■^■'J[ n.^f;^g.cfo. 
 
 Coeeoeoeation, 11. V. V. 1. — act. qst^^ 3TT0I0T «. &c. q'ef- 
 
 2— ac^. sfot^^w.&c.irfr^^UT". ^T^^'TTiT w. ^fr^'Tw. 
 — state. ^^m€\/. ^^ 11. 
 Coeeoeoeatite, Coeeoboeakt, a. t. V. 1. trrrT'T'^, qtf^^. 
 
 5l%^-^FTT^-&c. sFTtri;^. 
 
 2 ^S,^.t[ ^RT-STTtJItrnTT^ &c. 
 Tb CoERODE, V. a. eat au-ay. ^jfT'Tt^mf ^M, ^TOl, ^ftJT'Jf, 
 
 CoBEOsioN, «. V. V. — arf. ?rr^ «. ^uroj J). ^tJT?f|- /. 
 COEEOSIVE, a. V. A. ^miTT, ^'JfOTRT, &c. 3T?^-JR, ^r^^.' 
 COEEOSIVENESS, «. T. A. ST^'S^TrtT/. ^T^-^vF^T 11. 
 
 To Coeeugate, &e. See To Weinkle, &c. 
 
 To Co^-RVVT,v. a. make putrid, rotten, ^-c. qr^T^OT, ^TIET'jf, 
 
 f^i^w, f^^sror, fsf^TRf^ oj-flR^nn, ?Trecf^,^^r5i ^^^, 
 
 2 fig. depirate.^ vitiate, spoil, fif^sof, f^j^efot, ^THT^, y- 
 
 ^-3TT^R w^-niT»?"j-&c. qj^'jf, f5t5!;r^, f^'^^'if, w^^n-i 
 
 m.-kc. ^iJr g. of o. 
 To Coeeupt, r. n. lecome putrid, ^-c. ^^'jf, fI3"if, f^SiJif, 
 
 2 fig. lecome dcprctced, S(c. fsj^Jiif , fil'<^^, fsf^JICTf, f^* 
 ^of or f5Rra^,^«at,^^^-v;pj-iTUTg'j-3Tr=^TTy^-&c. ^ot. 
 3 — fruit, article of food, &c. ^V^^^^,
 
 COS 
 
 189 
 
 cou 
 
 COKEUPT, a. CORELTPTED,/'. V. V. N. 1. piilrid, rotten. S{c. 
 
 jfRT^, ^^^, ^5^, =rm^?5T, j^THsrr, &q. fPnr, \f[^. 
 
 2 viiiotis, depraved, i\-c. y. "Wicked. |"J, ^flffFTT, f^T^- 
 
 Sr^, &c. arr^OJTs, yT>^, f^^. 
 
 CORKUPTIBLE, a. V. Y. N . 1. ^TT^T^, f^TTift, H»^, ^rf'T^'J. 
 
 COEBUPTIBILITY, 11. V. A. f^^rRlf^T «■ ^^^^fTT /. 
 
 CoREUPTiNa. Corruption, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ^^sf^, fif- 
 q^spjf «. ^?T=roT n- &c. f^^tn-^^ /. ^;5^ n.— stale. f?R^ 
 or f^l^irs »»• 
 
 2— act. qTF^ «• 7TTR ^T^ n. ^7. wf ". itc. f^V3"j+'/- 
 ijq^qTJT «. ^UT ?i. — stale, v. AVicked>-ess. ^"5r=r «■ aTf- 
 
 I. purulent matter, v. Pus. q ?«. 
 
 II. — in grammar. 3T<T>il^T m. 3TT?T55 m. 
 
 III. See Bribery. 
 Corruptness, w.v.A.l. ^^%qq-T m. &q. ^iVt^TT/. ^fttrrTT^w. 
 
 2 V. Wickedness. ^.q-OTT m. I'StI/. stT^TR'^'CT/. 
 Corsair, n. pirate. =q'f=qT ?». 
 
 2 =q'Mri% TH^PT ?i. 
 Corse. See Corpse. 
 
 Coeseuet, n. V. Armour. 3T^it n. Zl'i^ m. 
 Corset. See Bodice. 
 Cortege, n. y. Train, ^rrff/ f^rft^r/. 
 Cortical, a. lelonrjing, cj'e. to Ja;',l-, ^c. ?TT^^, F^rnT, ^^p^- 
 
 Coruscation. See Flash. 
 
 Cos, Coss, n. — tlie measure of distance. spRT tn. sFT^T m. 
 
 CosEY, a, snug, eomfortahh, — persons. §^, §^?J7T. 
 
 2 — places. ^■UMl, artmnx. 
 Cosmetic, n. u-ash^ Sfc.for the shin. 3^of n. atTrpT m. 
 Cosmic, Cosmical, a. 's^^ni^-f^^ '^^^^T^^^%.| ^f^^^^i^^. 
 Cosmogony, n. w\'^'[^J- ^IF'jf?/. 
 Cosmography, n. '^f^ilfsrtjT/. ^f^ =r"'TH «. ^Tg;^ n. 
 Cosmopolite, n. '^^resr^f^, ^'ll^^ft, ^JFTf'T=5T. 
 Cost, w.v. Peice. jtit^ «. %iT?r/. ^HT w. 
 
 Prime c. ar^F^f^HTf/. ^?T%^?T/. 3T^?^f^KFr/. 
 2 expense, charge. ?r4 »«• 5?T^ >»• ^"^ »"■ ["li^f'^. 
 
 Free of c. ^^5^TT?, J+d-^l, •j+.'il or ^r^rr, *+.iil^^T, 5- 
 The costs exceed the profits, qfl Wf Tit. 
 To live at one's own c. T^?: m. ^=4'Jf-?rT"^-»Tisui. 
 8 costs: — in law. ^=t »8. 
 ffo Cost, v. a. ifFS ?i.-f^^ f--'^'^ »».-T^ «. /jZ.^q'^ ?». pl.- 
 &c. T5^-»RT"^-c7PinT-iT0T-^r'JT w. co?i. ?!;ft5t-T3^ in. con. 
 Costal, a. pertaining to the sides or the rihs. sp^ft^^ ^t^T- 
 
 Coster-mongee, n. H^T f^+uiKl 'FTt^nTTT. 
 
 Costive, a. eonstijiafed. ^Ti^ra-CfT^, 5[^, »I5^^, +.<+iy, 
 
 To become c. ^f?a^'?r. 
 CosTiVENESS, w. V. A. ^^TST «. ^^3^ OT. V. ^, ST5%T^m. 
 
 C. with flatulence. 3H|H«IM to. [ ?q-rrT/. 
 
 Costliness, n. y. A. g'^/. HldMI« n. oj^Hr^dl/, ^^- 
 
 I Costly, o. sumptuous, high-priced, v. Dear. jtr-JTI ^FTT^T, 
 
 Costume, n. v. Dress, ^t ^joy*. jtT or H^T or H^ m. '^T^^ 
 o>'"^TT^ m. ^^^rr or^q-rr=Tr m. sfT'Tr »i. fpjHRT m. 
 
 Co-SUFFEREE, 11. ^'H^.^, 
 
 Cot, 11. v. Hut. ^^"2: ». #T^/. f ft or ^/. T>Jr^/. 
 
 2 V. Bedstead, wrr n. dim. ^\tA n. JTT^ in. q^ ;h. 
 A swinging c. ^RT^T ?». 
 Cot-quean, M. OTffM w/(0 busies himtelj imcomcn's ajfairs, 
 
 c\e. ^\^^m., 5iTT?qT, q^TT, ^?;f -^, Tis-qr ^j^r^fT, .=^=r- 
 
 COTEMPOEAEY. See Contempoeaey. 
 
 Coterie, n. cluh. +^|5?^. =qmS or =5rratS«. 
 
 Cottage, w. v. Hut. ^'rT5t/ ^'nrt ?«. #7/. ??rT€t/. in'iMil 
 
 / #T^ «. fft or ^f\f. 
 
 2 « «?/(»/? i»< iastejul dwelling, ^q^trq^?^ wi. 
 
 COTTAGEE, CotTEE, W. SmilT, ^^VR^, fftf^^TRft, ^ft?'<T. 
 
 Cotton, «. — the plant. <FT7ifft/ 'FM^T »>. 5?^ra'T/. .Some 
 species of the cotton-plant are '^^r^PT^ff, ^Tr^, <M--f.I- 
 "T^ft, "^TffqfJPT^ft, ^^^FPT^fr.— the produce, m^ m. ^m 
 m. n. g?! »». 
 
 Bow used in carding c. VTH+^fl or ^'T^rft'/- ^ "• 
 
 Carded c. iTRT ?!z. ^ /. i; »»• 
 
 C.-seed. ^^f. JR^/. 
 
 C. -thread. ^ n. 
 
 Cushion or case stufl:ed with c. ^-Jimi m. 
 
 Dry culm remaining of c.-plant. TS^t^/. 
 
 Flock of c. i'^^ Hi- 
 
 Flocks of c. ( floating in the air ). qTrTH'^ m. 
 
 Pat of c. ( as steeped in a dye, &c. ). ^IH^Mt ^TfT/- 
 
 Plantation of the c.-plaut. Toi^ n. 
 
 Silk c.-tree. ^TFjft or ^fpn;/. — Gumof it. ^NW »»• 
 — Pole of it ( used as rafter, &c. ). BT=r^^ m. 
 
 Stuffed with c. Quilted with c. ^^, WK^\. 
 
 To card c. q^^of. 
 
 To seed ( extract the seeds of) c. cRiJi', ?!|Si?i. — In- 
 strument of extracting the seeds. sRnr n. 
 2 cotton cloth. ^riH ^PPT5 n. gfft ^PTS «. Some sorts 
 are TSH «. griTIT m. ^T^/. 
 Cotton, «. helonging to c. grff, ^rTT^T, *INiy, ^nif^^. 
 Cotton cleaner, n. ft^^nft. — the instrument of. H^TcfT >». 
 
 Cotton-gik, m 
 Cotton-press, 
 Cotyledon, n 
 To Coucn, v. ■? 
 
 To Coucn, V. < 
 
 seed-lohe. STlSsft/. 
 
 . lower, cower. ^^T, ^^ ^3t-3T¥3t, '^ )/«. 
 
 ar q^?r-HT€H ^Wm'-aTO^. 
 
 !. lai/ down as on a couch. f^TJTq'iTr, ^W^TW, %- 
 
 2 involve, include, v. To Imply. «n7?r«. ^T'if y. q/o. Ri- 
 
 3 ( spear, &c. ) Pfprr^^-ite. q^-S^T't-^'l^"^. 
 i ( a cataract. ) g^ ^^.
 
 COTJ 
 
 CODCii, «. Y. Bkdstead. q?5iT m. ^r[f. pop. ^VCf. and dim. 
 ^^=5 n. n^ or Jhnp pop. flU^fr or JTHTT »'. ?Tr<T «. 
 2 iofii, ^c. seat for ;r«/,— gcuer. ^TC^T/. ^W^f «. f^jT?!- 
 «PT n. g^n^^/. g^lt^/. ^<^r^^ «• W.'^ or ^^' m.n. 
 from the Euglisli. 
 
 COUC HAN'T, a. ^ ^X^^^i ^ ^^i^ 'M+lr'-rtl. 
 Cocon, n. #^F7T or ^ITRT »(. ^t^/. q^H «J. 
 
 Consumptive c. ^TST^Hf m. 
 
 Dry wheezing c. ^f/. 
 
 ■\Vhooping c. IPTT ^TPFt^r m. 
 
 Lingering and moist c. ^ n. m. One affected with 
 it. t=^, ^^, i^T^^- 
 
 Obstinate dry c. esp-of horses & cattle 5f?r/. S'fH- 
 
 oft/. Affected with it. jfHTT. [?fff^. 
 
 To Cough, v. n. <HT-+.ui or ?^^ijr, ^ft'TTtfJf, ^W^f; ^^Tot, 
 
 To e. wheeziugly. ^^Ttif. 
 
 A fit of coughing. i^TSS or ^^^f. v. ^. m^^^^Mt^Tf. 
 To Co\jQn,v.a.with up. expec/orafe.^^U^X^^^V^ ^]^l TT^iir. 
 Council, «. iT?T3?iq^OTRi=<t Mipf\f. H^'JI^TT/. ^HT/. ^- 
 f^^TBrr^T m. 
 
 Award or decision of a c. ■HM-^if m. 
 
 Member of c. v. CofNSELLOH. ?rHTW^, ^P-'T. 
 
 Member ( or other person ) present at a c. ^\^{ I 
 
 CODXCIL-CHAMTJER, COUNCIL-HALE, tl. ^TTT/. f^^TM^TT »». 
 
 CouNCiLLOE, m. mcmlrr of a c. V. Counselloe. W^^^f?, 
 ^iFtir'.'iK; ( a formation from the English with ?R ). 
 
 Counsel, n. advice. JTO^Trf/. g^^ m. ?r?5T m. H^T m. ^f^- 
 ^ m. V. ^T, ils^m^?^/. 
 
 2 scheme, measure, device, i^'c. counselled out. f^^TIT '«• 
 
 Band holding c. ^%5J 7i. 
 Betraying or divulging c. iT^'T^ m. 
 Deep or comples e. =5n?io^^ m. 
 Of deep c. T^rarft, BRgsfr, T^rg^J^. 
 Kice or delicate c. qr^'^F H^P^d/. 
 "Well digested c. qjR^^ R--jK m. 
 " All whose c. Cometh to pass. " ^PTH^rT. 
 To keep one's own c. 3TR^ ^?t?J?r-srre=ft'fre-3TnT?5T 
 H^&c. 3TPT?qT ^Rtcrq' 5^. 
 
 3 See CoNauLTATiOK. 
 To Counsel, v. a. v. To Advise., ^f^qn^ '".-^/.-f^^^nrw.- 
 
 3?tg^/.-&c. ^TPM, iTO?^/-^fn5r mf. ^ " 
 Counselled, ;j. v. V. g'Tf^, ^rf^^f, 3Tf*rJTf^. 
 Counselling, n. v.V. — act. jf^sTT^ ?TmiJr«. &c. itsTT n. 3T- 
 
 finripJT n. qt'cR «. ST»it':pT n. sjrq w. :Ht^4 w. 
 Secret c. TT=spTf?r f. 
 Counsellor, n. y. V. ^f^^ ?ffT'JrRT, &c. Hsft, arf^mrfT, 
 
 I. member of a council. ^T'TT^, ?fvq-,?rm?rrf^, ^TTKrf^^. 
 IL(as of a king or ruler ). h^, 3TJn^, ^f^cT, tft^^, 
 
 ':ft^rf^, ?Tfir^, gf^JT^. 
 HI. See Lawiee. 
 
 ^0 COIT 
 
 To Co I' NT, V. a. number, reckon. T'T'ir, JTTrriJf, iTj^Jf, iToTHY 
 
 /..TTFiTuft /.-HTSTTT^ /.-T'JPT «.-TOTHT /.-^??qT /. -<fcc. 
 
 r^^ g. of 0. [km. 
 
 2 account, regard, v. To Value. JTr^T^fr, TPT^f, "M^ 
 To Count, v. n. jfNT^tfT ^, *r^ 3W^ "TSW. 
 
 2 oil; reckon on, relg. *R=RrT ?«.-3T^'»T w.-&c. 5«njf, c^ 
 
 with cR. 
 Count, n. ^^rfl+M ^^ T^^ft STl^. 
 
 Countable, o.v.V.l. M>JINMl'li-&c. 'ifuMoi), ^^^., ir'JT'ft'T. 
 Counted, ;?. v.V. A. 1. Toi^fir, &c. ifoTfT, Tftlfcm, ^><^- 
 
 2 jfr^FIT, &c. 
 Countenance, ?;. visage, features, v. Face. J^??. fTfs^^EiJrn. 
 
 Change of c.fthrough shame, alarm, &c.) jt^"|iiW«. 
 Freshness and liveliness of c. JTcRsfT/. 5^?:sfvt/-'=f^rl? 
 
 m. ^^^/. 5?T«ft/. 5?RTn wt 5^q^rqt/. 
 
 Of a fine or handsome c. ^^<ci;k, ^C7. 
 
 Of a laughing or smiling c. ^?q^?^, SR'RT^. 
 
 A weeping c. TI^ frrs n. X^ f T?f /. 
 
 Of a weeping c. ^rffe-ifT. 
 
 Putting out of c. 'T^^T^T^' n. 
 
 To let the c. fall, nr? ^--J^T/- 3?n;oTy. of s. 
 
 To keep in c. "715 /■ rr^iif g- of o. 
 
 To put out of c. ^fcft q^rar^T ?rr^ijf . 
 
 It was as much as I could do to keep my count- 
 enance. |t 3TTET^f TOT jrflf 5rr^. 
 
 I could not keep my c. ^^qr^lt^ ^^T. \_^^f. 
 2 o/r, ZooA-, aspect. %^?Tot. 5^T/. ^/. f ^rT/. 3TH7Rw. 
 B favorable regard, v. Favob, Pateonage. ?54lti.f^/. 7.- 
 TRc^I^FT n. ^hf. ^^Xf f^]b\f. f^^KB f 3Tr=iT^ m. 
 To Countenance, v. a. y. To Pateonize, To Favor. ^^T- 
 ^i^ f.-W^K f.-^\ WI.-&C. ^PW-S^iif-^, <TT5/. ^j^'jfy. 
 
 of 0. qr^Mt ^?T?5>n, h^hI'/ ^ft^. 
 
 Counter. See ConteaeTjConteaetwise. 
 
 Counter, «. ^ we used in counting, ^r^f. ^^j^f. ^^n. 
 
 2 board or table of a sJiop. -^I + I /. "^tt^ m. 
 To CouNTEEACT, V. a. ^'t^^TPT m .-^^7^:':sqY^\T. m.-Scc. ^R^if- 
 
 =^\^^^ or :fC^-&c. JTreoT-^^^-ifcc. srfrf^FlT M.-id%fSf5qT 
 
 f.-^f^^m m.-!f?w^ »«.->fcc. ^ or ^5;^ JTm-^r"? ^F^ot 
 
 -Ac 37^^"if , g"?!^, ^rs^, ^^, TTS'Jif. 
 
 COUNTEEACTEE, M. COUNTEEACTINO, ^. a. Y. V. JrT? ^TTTT 
 
 JFT^RT-^^FiTT 'i'u'Jii-'j,&c.iif?i+K+, sr-f?r^n:-<tc. ^t^.^.\^. 
 &c. irfdin'R', ^N^'Hi. 
 
 Counteraction, «. v. V. 3^57 OTT^ ^c^sp^ «. 3^=?^ s^TRR 
 
 Counterbalance, n. equivalent weight, Sfc. JJOT or ^ToTt/. 
 
 'TST «!. aTT'TS or 3TTHt5 «. ^fTTRrsTT-TR'Trr^ f^im »«.- 
 
 'TTS/.-Ac. 
 
 2 «fe/e of equipoise. ^Hcfra ?n. TIT^TF^ «. TR^TT^fT/. 
 To CouNTEEBALANCE, V. a. act against with equal weight, be 
 
 equivalc/it to. fflrint, JTT^ VRof^ H^q'^ im, 'Ki«H-?m-
 
 COF 191 
 
 COCNTEKCHAEM, «. 3^^^ m. qfrT^TT^^ »>. STfrfSTWI ,«, 
 
 CouxTEB-EviDEscE, «. 3";7^r?T/ R'f?! ^?:rR-7; w^^ ». 
 
 To COUNTEEFEIT, I', a. ropi/J'rauilidentl;/. v. To FORQE. ^CT"- 
 ?T^ JT^c^/.-Hfn n -flT^ ;;oy). jftW «.-%^ W.-&C. tjTtJf-ifiJr 
 g. of 0. sf)T^M+<CTi«.-;ptT?H^^Kw.-+H''.IH-thf^/. T-T'^ff-ofo. 
 2 See To Ijiitate. 
 
 CouNTEitFEiT, «. V. False. ^T^Jk^, spTTir, «HlilrfOT, ?3t^, 
 
 #:!^^, ?iwr^, +H4i-^i, :Rq^, ^f^m, g?rp5TTi Pr^qT. 
 
 CouxiEEFEiT, w. ihinj made in fraiiJuJcnl imitation. fTTSf 
 
 pop. iftW ». #[TT n. W^ m. n. 
 
 2 See Deceiyee, IlyrocEixE. 
 To CousTEEiiAND, V. «. 3r5?rf fJT-TTfT ;f ^w.-ctc. '^ot-^7^, 
 
 Coc>-TEEMAXD, n. ^^z f fKw. TT^r :^f5"»- Tqrl^T ;p^OT. 
 
 CotiNTERMAEcn, n.marcli hack, vjrid+^n.m. %T<f^».w. qirl- 
 
 CouKTEE-MUEE, «. ow/er icall. TSf^m/. <r5^?:«. 
 CocsTEE-PAin:, w. ( of a bed ). "TrJqqRTwf. 
 
 C01I>-TEE-PAET, n. 3rnTT»l. 3^^W. SffrrqWTw. %5TM. ^F^- 
 
 To Co UNTEE- POISE. See To Cocntee-balance, 
 
 CODNTEE-SCAEP, W. \^^[\ f. 
 
 To COONTEE-SIGN, V. a. JT^?5T?ft/. ^^, ?;^/. ^TTSBT-^^CTf. 
 
 CO0NTEE-SIGNATUEE. SK^^V^ f. ^/. 
 
 2*0 CoujfTEE-TAiL. See To Coustek-balakce. 
 CouNrEE-wEiGHT, «. weight to counter-balance a vessel. 3T- 
 
 ^Zor aTTfs or arrHf ». n%]in. 
 To COUNTEK-WOEK, V. a.\. To CotJNTEEACT. Sffrt^FROT.-^rfrt- 
 
 Counting, n. y. V. A. l.—acf.. itot^«. &c. imrsTw. trf^TOT- 
 ^n. ^JpjJ^n.^VJl^f. ifJHT/. tRtoht/. HT^Tc^/. ^V^- 
 
 CouNTi>-G-HousE. «. sqrqr-iiK'm ^FirmrT^ qr m. 
 
 COUSTLESS, a. 3T^T^!S^, STTorft^, STTtfT, ar^T^^'Tm, amf^TrT, 
 
 CouNTEiFiED. See Etistic, Eueal. 
 
 CouNTEY, n. region, land, territory. \^m. ^:^^ or f^^m. 
 SI^Tw^. Xmi. "W^n. ■>jfTT /. 
 
 At, in, to, &c. every c. ^^Tf^^. 
 
 Centre or heart of a e. tt«?^^Tw. 
 
 Customs and manners of a c. ^^^TP;/.'^ ^ l H l < ?;i. '^^- 
 
 Foreign c. qT?n»». f^>3Tw?. %^TfFrr«. ^r^■^m.^l:^^f^f. 
 
 Inhabited or peopled c. ^fHFT or ^^^[^7\ f. ^^^^m. 
 Native e. ^\^ m. ^»TfiT/. ^^^fir/. T^qfrT^ifPT ». 
 tn. f^t^FTcT/. 
 
 Of a far c. ITT^TSfT,, ^^^T^.. 
 
 Eesiding in a foreign c. "TT>^ft, iRT^ft, ^Rft, TTT- 
 
 The low c. ^?^mw. 
 
 Inhabitant of low c. fe-i'^0. 
 
 To return to one's native c. \f\ -jttvt. 
 
 cotr 
 
 2 rural parts. %t ^|n. qi^ TRw. ■i' l <Nr^<-q T ^^Xim. 
 Q villages and hamlcts,~a.n dislinnjuishcd from towns. 
 
 Tf^%ftn. pi. ntsnTfsr^w. arr^n?^/. ^"I^m. 
 Cou>-TKy, o. V. EusTic. ^"5 nt^rqi, %7^^■ ?r 3- ^Nr, ^-qr tt- 
 
 2 jn-oduced /«///« c. THRpft, W=!r^, it^rft, nt^, it- 
 CouNTUYMAjr, M. OWB o/ llic same c. ^?IHTSot. ^^sT'^OT-'ItcP^- 
 
 2 rustic, peasant, su-ainjiind. ^% qf^^ m^JTH, ^T?r^c?n-, 
 
 fTT, ^-5(1^^1^, ^^. — as used couteinpluously, and as 
 corresponding with Clown, clodhojjpcr, hoor, lout, arrsq- 
 
 55^, arrsg^ifT, ^f^fw^, '^fts-^tt, ^j^^, tr^^, ^r^TTm- 
 
 County, n. ^\7[m. \ri^-^v\m. 
 
 The common words expressing certain Bicisions of 
 a country, and thus, somewhat answering to County, 
 Shire, Circuit, District, Province, Hundred, ^c. are ^- 
 :F?5T, ^^, f^TcIT, ^"^TT or cTCTT, rRT>, dl-^'-PT, ^HTmT, SIPT, 
 
 County -TOWN, n. ^FH^rr »«• somewhat answers. 
 
 Coop de main, n. !JRT n. ^cqj w. t>. qi^. 
 
 Coup DE sOLEiL, «. 3"i-^MI ^^f^^ h«. 5155/. ^tj^/. ?;q;i/; 
 
 ^■'^rEff ^RJ/. frRJfl-/. 
 Couple, «. Jrace, <«'0, /xr/r. ^r^/ ^J\'£\ or ^^/. ^H^ ?i. 
 
 g;g; M. ^ n. ( in comp. as 2;'^JF5=!T, f^f^^ <P?rg;^ ;i. ) 
 
 'JT «. 53^7 «. q;^ «. 'TK?^ n. 
 
 2 maZe Sf female. %5T w. ^STTS^ «- ^rt «. t^n. fiT*J^ ;;. 
 A married c. ^5^ n. ^qrft w. m. ^qrq «. ^|TJr «. 
 A newly married c. ^jm or aftf ^ n. a^Rt «. pi. or 
 
 5rS?rT»- — Entertainment given to them, aft^r %^ot n. 
 — Their first visit to the family god (going to church). 
 3fpr^ ^5f>rT/ 
 
 3 frame of transverse rafters, (J-c."%<t/. ^TFR/. =5nrr m. 
 
 To Couple, v. a. join two together. ^Ti\f. ^R^-iTt^'T-^TTH- 
 
 DT, ^/. Miriui, -^"Isuf. 
 
 2 Se'e To Maeky. 
 To Couple, v. n. See To Copulate. 
 Couplet, n. -it^M m."tf?T/. 
 Coueage, Coueageousness, «. V. Boldness. ^i^?f/. f^. 
 
 «^/. ^JTrft/. f^^Wft/. ^/. ^^¥t/. TT^f/. ar^m- 
 
 ^ «. aTT¥ »»• 
 
 To lose c. tftr w.-aT^r^R n.-&c. ZW'^-VJl^^ ^ i:t. 
 
 ^^, ^ «j. ^OT-^ <Tm w«. pi. ToCat-^TTq- ot. jjZ. jfre^- 
 
 JTT ». i'Z. ^r^^ y- of s. ^^ m. pi. "TTJot, ^^/. si^ot-^- 
 
 57t-q^=!Tijf y. of s. ftft or f^qi/. pi- ^Ftw y. 0/ s. 
 
 To take c. To pluck up c. ^ M.-aTcrfTPT n.'^q n.-kc. 
 
 %nTjf, '^\'A^A'\ n. ^ijf. 
 Coueageous, a. v. Bold, ^jt, ^nrrT^, i^'^'pft, ^'T=T?rRT, 
 
 f^i^c^K, 'cilcfl^K, iflrft^^r.
 
 cou 
 
 192 
 
 cov 
 
 CorEAGEOisLV, adv. V. A. and Boidly. ^?f-3H^r'T-&c. iT- 
 
 COUEIEII, fl. V. MeSSEXGFB. ^l<i.'^,^Jn^ft^, ^rt*KI Or ^<+K|, 
 
 jpm^f. [^Tt^/. 
 
 CounsE, «. career, raee, ri/n. 5^/. Vf^/. <a^i«rJT/. Kfftpjt ». 
 
 2 ( as of a river, road, &(.\ ). ^TfoT or ^V^^ f. HFT m. 
 
 3 race-ground. ^fR^TrfKt OT' ^T^<t ^TFTT/. "^^ ^JTmi/. 
 
 tftTJ^rfKt ^stftt/. 
 
 4 irof/ress, proceeding, process. ifrT/. =5TT?5/. TTT n. =5fT- 
 
 Course of time. +lc*'lfH/. [ frf/. 
 
 Hobbling iiud lialtiiig c. (of a work, &c. ). ai'lfr|+'l- 
 
 5 method oj life, train of actions, procedure, ^^f. afr- 
 
 ^/- t^/ f^ »• ^ff%/- ^/- 'Tf'^/- ^T^/- ^f^/- 3TT- 
 
 Devious or evil c. n^^TFT, 'IT^T, aTO^^TTn. [ ^. 
 
 To turn to an evil c. T^st/. f^FT^ or "^^V^lf^f. ^- 
 To enter on a right c. i^ufty ?m>Jf, {and To set upon 
 
 &c. — ?5TW,) HF1W ?IFT^, cTf^^ ^. 
 
 C train, tenor, line or order of proceeding. ^\^f. ^tcET'». 
 
 JT^^ »!. ^^5:5I^T m. f^ pop. X\r{J. TTPT in. ^\zf. «:TRT w. 
 
 yM.nstotr m. vn^^rS ?t. tRtr »«. "rre «. arnr »». ^^- 
 2T «(. affexTT «./. ^rrf^ or ?r^/. ^iiT/. r^tt^ »«. =r«t/. 
 
 C. tbrougli ages without beginning. &Hlf^Tt^r/. 
 
 C. of events or Nature. ^ifrT/. 
 
 Of c. As a matter of c. as a natural consequence. ^^'^- 
 
 Of c. as a matter of rule. ^^^^\^ or %iTT^, ^Pit, 
 
 Of due c. ?isr^ ?J^, ftrft==tT, T^. 
 
 Of c. to he sure, certainly. aHrfilH, ^'^ftH. 
 
 That is of c. of natural consequence. ^^^?TT^T, ^^T- 
 
 That is of c. of rule. f^HpSTT or ^JTT'^. 
 To chalk or mark out a c. for. Tq' or V^ f. sft^ ^'Jf 
 or ■+\<i^ ^t. 
 
 To come in the c. of (conversation, &c.). ^T^ft^T ^''f. 
 To fall into or aloug with the c. ( or custom ) of. ^- 
 
 To take another c. TR «. ^i^ijf-JH r^ui. 
 7 regular succession, v. Oedee. ar^J^T m. j^ir m. ^\l}\\€\ 
 f. qwf^jre. 
 S ( as of ceremonies or works ). 3T^gT^ n. 
 
 Conductor of a c. 3HHyi.fl, STH^rn". 
 9 courses, v. Mekses. ^'^ n. ^^ n. 
 To COUESE, V. a. chase, v. To Hcxt. 'TRq'/.-f^l^PR/.-'T'TqT/. 
 
 -ar^'cn^f^ W.-&C. ^PT'Jr g. of o. 
 
 To CouESE, V. n. run, ^-c. 3T?i? qicm, ^^rf^HT^fT^ =m^M. 
 COUESEE, n. ■RlW<t^-&c. ^frST m. 
 
 CouET, «. ( of a king,'&c. ),paMce. W^mwm. +K+K':jreT m. 
 <M»if^< «■ <M'j^ n. <M|rf*T «J. 
 
 2 retinue, Sfc. of a king.^ lody of courtiers. i\^Hl'^ n.r^- 
 vTJ^ m. 2)1. ^T^T^TT/. T^Hf^' m. pi. ^HlflMHiq' 7m. ;-/. 
 
 3 j-oya? audience, levee, ^'c. TT^TT^Tw. ^T^TRnt. rr^q^=;r''T 
 
 Familiar with courts and levees. <^<«|i<Hf ^jr, ^Sfj^q'- 
 
 Trieud at e. HTS^ft »«• 
 
 Full c. *r<<\<tlK m. y^■^■^■^,^ or f^^-^Mf. t^T^.^iSf. 
 
 lloldiug a c. or levee. ^T^TR m. 
 
 In, at, to, before the c. ^^. 
 
 In open c. ^MtTT^FTTH^T. 
 
 4 ( of justice ). 37717^/. '■^\^^■^\f ^JMKn. -^^rm^T- 
 
 ;Tr m. Tr?rg;TT n. tfJT^TT?^/. (^PTOHT/. tTHlf^^OT n. 4\'h 
 or ^l^n. is now used. 
 
 Civil c. f^^rnjft 3T^?5rr/. 
 
 Criminal c. #3T^ 3T5rT?5?T/. 
 
 Highest e. <7(e >S'a(7a»* Addlut. H^/. ?f^3TTTr5rr/. 
 
 5 ( of public business ), hall, S{c. ^Mf[f. ?I<+R=(I5T w. 
 ?T^g;TT «. [/ ^TTT/. 
 
 6 meeting for the administration of pnllic husiness. Jp%ft 
 
 7 lody of judges. '^\^\^\^ m. pL ^■^\^■^■^■\ f. FqTTTTtft^T- 
 ^^ »». 
 
 8 V. Taed. 3tn^ o;- 3T^CTT n. ^55 or ^S «. [^fqi:r n. 
 C. before the mansions of the Great. TT'jfNi'^t'FH!. ^- 
 Square or oblong c. ^'% m. =q(f^--lli^/. 
 
 9 See Flatteet. 
 
 To CouET, V. a. seek in marriage, icoo. ^\>\^i\f. ^T'^-qTrI''f, 
 fiprif f H^^f m. Jfrm g. of 0. 55tTmreT H^^ SI'lui y. o/ 
 
 2 jcoo iy praising , f aiming upon, ^e. T. To Fiatter. 
 3TT^^ijf, anTT'4''f, *r^^t or T^JT^^f ?rPT"jf, ^ o/- :jft^- 
 ^t^ interj. ^pT'if-'^^^. 
 
 CouET-DAT, «. ^pm 'RTr^rr^ f^^rn »». 
 
 COUET-DEESS, «. ^I 'I I -0 tI H I *OT. 
 
 CouET-nousE, n. +Ml'-il ^^TFTT/. 
 
 COUET-MAETIAL, «. FT^T^a^^l^fT/. ^If^^F'^T^^I'TT/. #ff- 
 
 TTnfe ». is in common use from the English. 
 CouET-TAED, n. aTTJT or artTtT «. 
 Coueted,^. t. V. 2. 3TTTTq'%?5r, &c. 3TRTfq'?r, 3^Tf^?T. 
 CouETEOXJS, a. polite, — persons, v. Civil. ^?57f^y?pf =q'PT?n'i 
 
 2 — manners, kc. ht^?!^^, 'T^'iff'Hl'Hl, F^rTUTPqT. 
 
 COUETEOUSLT, «(?f. V. A. HI^fRft^, 'T^'<T'T"JrFf, &C. ^t^- 
 COUETEOgSNESS, COUETEST, «. T.A. mtj^^fft/. 'T^*Tf5ift/. 
 
 ^5fr^, /. f ^57^/. g^^tsr n. 3T5?TT wi. 
 
 By c. JTFfTWsi, JTRreret, TTR^r^. 
 
 Courtesies and civilities, — compreh. a^T^m^TR '"• 
 pi. arr^r^rFR m. pi. 3TTc^R m.pl.
 
 COY 1 93 
 
 CoanxEK, n. V. V. 1. ?5HT?n^ T^J^ff-^TT^-'ic. ril'|u|Rr, ft^- 
 
 2 STT^ ^?^mTT, &<:. aTTff^t or ^, K^TqT'jft^, ^ ";• ^> 
 
 Courtesan, n. v. Harlot. +^tj'rfroT/. ^H^fW/. «R^^/- ^- 
 
 COUETEST, M. ^^ HH^ W.-tfcPT ». 
 
 To COUETEST, V. n. JPT^ M.-tj?^ ». ^fX^. 
 
 COUETIEE, «. ■^imO'ldii'M m. ^TJTJf^isr m. ^T^ff^ w. 
 
 Courtiers— coUectiTely, <M»i'^?5 n. n^^'^^T f. pi. 
 2 See Flatteeer. 
 CouETiXG, n. V. V. 2.— act. STT^cTijf «. aTRTW' »• &c. 3TT- 
 
 ^;r OT. T^KHTift/. 3TRT^^r/. ttt^^f/. 
 CouETLiNEss, «. V. A. w^m/. q^/. f ^3T?rrn"/. 
 
 CoUETLY, a. lelonjinj, suitable, Sfc. to a couH. <^<x(k1, ^T^- 
 COUKTSHIP, 51. ac/ o/ ivooing in love. ?5?TT?rrST ^t^ STT^^ 
 
 Cousix, n. — gener. *rRf «. TRJ «». «I^OT /. sjg m. sjg^pT 
 »n. ^g:?pft /. ^^f^5f m. f. — paternal uncle's cbilil 
 ( male or female ), ^^p^FTTr^TS «. — pat. uncle's son, ^- 
 rSrlHTir, 5?5?t^g. — pat. uncle's daughter, ^rfst^ur, 
 — pat. aunt's child, 3HMHN^ n. — pat. aunt's son, ancT 
 'Tr3r,3n^'f . — pat. aunt's daughter. arrHii^t^.^mater' 
 ual uncle's child, HTHTTtTS »•• — maternal uncle's son 
 KT^TrS', HIJ^sj^T. — maternal uncle's daughter, HIH'M^'T 
 CTT. — mat. aunt's child, JTr^^TTRS n. — mat. aunt's son, 
 irrar^TT^, ^TF?r?H'4. — mat. aunt's daughter, TT^^T^I^t'JT, 
 
 Co-UTEEIN-E, a. \-i\\i., ■HHR"|<\^. 
 
 Co\E, n. V. Ceeek. wi^f. [ fTT/. 
 
 Covenant, «. t. Ageeement. ^PTR m. ^^^^ m. ^%?T m. ^fH 
 2 paper of agreement. +<KH1»K| m. 
 
 To Covenant, v. n. v. To Ageee. ^PTlT w.-OT^ m.-&c.^rot, 
 
 COVENA>'T-KEEPINO, a. ^JTUft, ^l^STfrTfT, ^^^^^^FT, VrAI'M+r?, 
 
 To Covee, v. a. overspread and hide, ail'-^l^fff, STT^^ijf, ^ 
 •^'JiM^X., s^TW, 5fnpot, 31l--?il^, n.-3TT=fC"Jr w.-s^TFT «. 
 &c. JpTot^. ofo. 
 
 2 conceal, v. To Hide. 5rf^^,Sf^^,^'T^,^TifT^-qTwf, 
 TtW^oT w.-i(|^<uT «.-5rr^7^ n.--i\\-''Ji\\^ n.-&c. WT^of. 
 
 3 cZo-s-e with a lid or top. ^\^ii^.i ^rtqtjf , ^t^oT, S-f-m, 5ff- 
 
 4 he joined with tlxe female in sexual eongress. tTFTof , 3^. 
 To be covered — female beast. "F^oT. 
 
 5 ( expenses, &c. ) ?f=^ HrTWr JTftT 3r?W. 
 Covee, «. — gener. covering thing or cause. 3TFi^fT^ «. 3Tr- 
 
 ^ITJT n. ^^M n. 
 
 Under the c. of. 3Tr5. 
 
 From uoder the c. of. 3TT|=T. [ HS. 
 
 Under the c. of night. ^T^t^TT T5^r TlrqiH-TI?^- 
 That is under the e. of. 3115^, arrftH- 
 
 2 concealing cause; screen, Hind. STTTT^ m. tR^ m. 
 WT^^ «. frtfttrpT n. [?5T'JT/. 
 
 3 sheltering cause; shelter. 3TTS£I^ J». 3TTW »»• ^ST /. 
 
 4 (as of a pillow, couch, cushion, &c. ) n^ m. 'mw^ 
 
 COV 
 
 /. 3T^Tr m. cj^ OT. ^ m. f^n^ /• IT^^^ n. '^^f^ n. 
 
 5 ( as over a carriage, palanquin, &c. ). o4J'+,| or ^^T 
 w. JT^/. ar^TT m. n^^fuft/. t;^^ h. T^frai m. ?Ri'rHm. 
 
 6 Z/(?, ;'o/). 5Tf^J^ n. JTfqTJT ?». fff'Tni n. ^^^ n. ^t"TT m. ^Tf- 
 ^pif\f. 5riqW n. +KM1+) m. KlT^ n. ^j^j m. pT'qpT n. 
 
 7 under brush, Sfe. mt\ /. 
 
 8 ( at a meal ) ST^T m. TPT «. 
 
 9 pretext, v. Peetence. fn'ir ^'op- jft^T «• ^^T^ »• 
 
 10 ( of a letter ) envelope. v^'^tz\ m. 
 Covered,^, v. V. 1. 3TP^^5r^^?5T, &c. 3H I ---^ l f^H , STP^^J^, 
 
 M^'Jlfdrf, sTmJ^, ■JTT^IH, 'iTR'J'^, ^TlfrT, STTT/t'if (iu comp. 
 as irqT^t'jf, ^?T^TFPtuf, f ^qftof , ^i^I^frf, ^rJT^uf, J- 
 
 2 5rf^?^, &c. ^5^, 3T?(ff fT, f?Rrf|<T, 3TT^^rf^. 
 CovEEER, n. Covering, p. a. v. V. 1. arp^tJI-iuiKl', &c. 3Tr- 
 
 2'5rr^OTRT, Ac. ^fsRT, ^t^^^T, St'-^T, ail^5jK+;, ^fpr'^HT^. 
 CovEEiNG, 7i. V. V. 1.— arf. arr^STS.iJf". 3TT^R^«. &c. 'flf- 
 
 ^^|4Hn. 3HI'^<U|«. JJ--'JliH«. 
 
 2 — act. ^\wMn. ^^TT ^n. &o. S'TTJft'/. 
 
 I. ("/(Hiy covering; thing concealing, See CovEE. II. e?o- 
 
 <7(my, Y. Clothes. >^R5;nr«. ^'!;^xmn.\^r\n. 
 COVEELET, n. T^JTfr^TOT. 
 CovEET, a. sheltered, not exposed. ^N-fl-^l, ^T^^t, aTT^T^F- 
 
 2 hidden, v. Secret. =qteT, IK. 
 
 3 disguised., sarcastic, ^c. ^rd'^RT, ^'Tfr'^t, 3^><4^^, 
 
 C. speech. stj^RfifFp/. [^sf^T. 
 
 4 — a married woman. ?r5r=qT% ^HT'-Yt^-ctc. T^'-ftR', ^- 
 
 Coveut, n. sheila; hiding place. ?;"m/ ^5"^/. W^/. 3Tr- 
 
 Under c. aTlSMI^O'. 
 CovEETLT. See Seceetlt. ['T^/- 
 
 CovEETUEE, n. state of a married tcoman. ^r^'4\Hrnf. ^A^- 
 To Covet, v. n. le affected with strong desire. ?fNot, P^iJ^, 
 f5"tTw.-^t5r/.-&e. ^Z^in.con. 5*q--^TH5^-?5rF»r2-&c.^>Jf. 
 To Covet, v. a. desire earnestly, \. To Desiee. JstTw.-JIR- 
 
 ^^/.-i^R'fl/. t^my.o/o. arfHOTW, arf^rTwj. ^t^ y. 
 o/o. t5Tfr»t. ^y. ofo. 
 Coveting, n. v. V. A. — act. ffrT ^ijfn. 3Tf%OTT^«. &c. 
 
 Covetous, o. cnpidinous., avaricious., greedy. r^Mt, FHH^, 
 "5, ^iT, ^T^T, r^t'Ttnt, 7T3TW— in high degree. c^HT'^- 
 
 ^, ;=?r>T?T'^, ^1»TH^, =ft^fT^, 3>nf^, 3>rr3pt?f, ^->^- 
 
 J^, '~ii*iM<, ?t=rr'4r. Some terms for a covetous person aro 
 
 arf^tJirrr, arifH^ft. "[ r^v^. 
 
 2 (of wealtli or riches). tRf^Pft, ^HPtfP, ^s^^jfti^T- 
 Covetouslt, (J(/y.v.A. 5Jrm#, ^»N;?vT,=?rH^5<Tr, ??t^^'?gT,
 
 cow 
 
 191. 
 
 COX 
 
 CovETOcsXESs, n. 7.A. 1. rftHw. P!T^ f. ^^ f.-^^m. \- 
 mm. Hjf^r^^m. ^5I^0TT»i. 7^m. ^Ofjjf. PTT^HT/. 
 
 Free from c. ?7T'TI%T5Er or f^rnT, ^ft^T^^-Ac. P^^. 
 2 iT^T^Tin. t4HHiU||/. tPTTnr/. 3T'.^;fnTT»». 
 
 Covey, n. \. Fiock. q^m. 5rN>/'. ^5/. 
 
 Cow, »j. imr/. tTj/. ifV/. "fr/. (iu comp. as »ftg^, ifr^FT, 
 
 'ft'TT^), +r^rll /.—in contempt. ^vjTZn. IFT^n. — in 
 eiidearmeut. TT^^/J. 'IHrft/- HH?ft (or iTT^3rft & TFJrft), 
 
 C. conceiving whilst suckling. dH'll'ft/. 
 
 C. produce, (milk, butter. Ac). "TtT^"'- Ts^rt. 
 
 C. that bears annually. <I«Jt)lui/. 
 
 C. that roconceives in six mouths. ^H <r+^ or ^TRT- 
 
 C. -track, n^^ m. nt^/. «. ^Tt^ «. "tra?. ?;. "ftfft w. 
 C. wholly of one color. ^pPtot/.C as black c. ^FToft^- 
 fq^, red c. ?Tf^ q?PteT, &c. ). [ 3TT^/. 
 
 Frame work to confine a c. during milking. 3Trlt or 
 Hair from the tail of a c. "wra m. >fTiii}^ «. 
 Milch c. jqrft or ^iTdt'liq/fHrftqg/. q?Tf^pft/. 
 Eeach of a c.'s lowing. ^^\xf m. [ v. TR. 
 
 Tie of legs of a c. during milking. HTc^ m.or aji^rfi m. 
 Twitching and quivering of a c.'s. hide. jT|?*<u| ». 
 Wild c. ^H'liq/. cm)-/. 
 To Cow, V. o. T. To Ikximidate. ^^TRiif , ^^nprl^, ^ M'=Kmu i " , 
 
 '^nm^'n, ^^W^f, f|'TTrT/.-&C. HTSOty. O/O. q^T OT.- 
 
 q^iT^?T m.-Z^m^^H^ m.-&c. cp^ot ff. ofo. 
 Cow-nuXG, n. TT^TT n. nTTTT n. 
 
 Basket for c. V^^^€\f. ^0T;gtf «. 
 
 Basket for dry ( or jungle ) c. frR^ n. 
 
 Crtke of c. »iWft/. '<TFTft'/. iTTTT m. ^^ff?IWt or ^35^- 
 
 cfr/. sT^f^TTftnt^/. srft/. i^tt/. 
 
 Cake of c. as dabbed upon the roof or wall. i\ \ M' \\ ol- \m. 
 
 '*Tm m. [ nrtifr/. 
 
 C. as found in the fields. n^noT «. <M^ I hO '/. TM- 
 
 C.-wash, — to be used in smearing floors, &c. ^TOT^cfft 
 «. JiTiPT n. TTiITT'ifl' 7i. ^^W^A m. mrtcmi. TPJT^P'fT m. 
 
 Crumbly or crumbled c. "trar m. ^W^ n. V^'Tt[f. 
 f^fvTiJT n. 
 
 Kindled heap of bits of c. 5nK «. "P^^FIT n. #0T «. 
 
 Lump or dab of c. ^TOTnToTT m. 
 
 Lump of c. — as voided at oue time. ^T'JI'frst or tjt^ m. 
 ^CPTT m. ^lU^ m. fl^ to. [ q^w. 
 
 Lump of moist c. in which fire is preserved under ashes. 
 
 Pelting with c.-clots. '^mWK m. WpTT/. 
 
 Piece of c. ( cake, lump, or bit ).'x^^ n, 'iw\{^i n. ?T- 
 "iRP n. '^w^. n. ' [J. 
 
 Pile of cakes of c. arranged for kindling. »TTcE/ sqi^SUT 
 
 Pile of pieces of c. plastered over. JPTTS or ^.rtAi m. 
 
 Pit for the daily c. ^oTlft/. ^UFpf or ^J. klWS^f. 
 Z'^^J. ?Tq-iTT5T/. 
 
 The business of cow-dung smearing, ^ipfrrr m. %- 
 
 To sprinkle with c.-wash. rfiRTST or ?rST m. '■-I I - ' .'J1' -\w. 
 To smear with c.-wash. OT^spif, ^fPC^ui «. ^^Riit. 
 To sprinkle and smear with c.-wash. ?rTT ^TTT'T'T n.- 
 *\iWH \ AA n. ^^. 
 Cow-HAOE, Cow-itch, n. +«<')J50 or ^/. 't vt )-H4.j/^ or Flff 
 /. ^rft or ?ff/. ^pf^^T^/. aiicH^fTT/. 
 The pod of c. ^Tt ;i. 
 Cow-HEHD, Cow-keeper, n. >]>\^\ or iTTTTn?T, l^oft", 'T"T=r5tT, 
 
 'i|A|+iii, "ft^, ntrra, nlT?^, ^fi^, ar^, 3T»ftT, jflr. 
 
 Female c. Ttjortw/. 'fHl^ui/. nrr^ft'T/. 3Tf|Tt or 3T- 
 
 f^Tuft/.&c. ntfwr/. "fl^/. 
 
 Quarter or station of cow-herds. r^^snTTw.l^or^m. 
 ^ ?». g^ OT. 
 
 Cow-hide, «. irpft^ +.H4 «. 
 2 leather lohip. «m<si w. 
 
 Cow-house, Cow-shed, ?;.. iff«ToE >«. 'ntli'Tl-il m. ^J^/. ^^ 
 «. 'Tt?|TT?5T/. 
 
 Litter of c. qf^T?/. "tr^ft/ 
 
 Cow-leech, «. TT^^ TTT^, TT^TIT^, 'il^ti. 
 
 Cow-pen, n. nw' «»• nt^ »• »»• 
 
 Cow-pox, m. if|«H ^ftrrsTT/. 
 
 Note. The Marat has do not distinguish between the 
 cow-pox and the small pox, but use the word|^ for both. 
 
 Cowg-Lip, n. iT^ "^ 3TT|'. 
 
 Cowaed, Cowaedly, a. timid^ icanting in courage. f^THTr, 
 f%^, f*Tf^, '-■TTS, ^rm^, ^FPTT, 1%^, 3T-4K, 3T^, ^^- 
 5Tq^, T^Eq^ or ^l'^, ^q^, ^^^"M, ^HM<|+H or mk- 
 ^t=T, ^4^1^, &c.?Tir'ft^.Some phrases, proverbs, sayings, 
 and various formations conveying the sense of a coic- 
 ardly person, and answering to Z)fl«/ar(7, Poltroon, JS^'id- 
 get, Craven, Pusillanimous icreich, Faint-Jieart, LacTc- 
 plucfc. White-liver, Cream-face, Pij eon-heart, Chicken, 
 Woman, are Tf^/. Ttf^TMH c. ?5^ c. "P^^st c. ^iWUm 
 m. iTR^T^ m. Hl'l.'JIi/. TT^T, f^TT, TT^T TTI^r, ;^'^5F^, 
 
 2— actions, &c. f^rFr^q^JTr^fT, Jfm'ff'SiT, &e .'TTF?T'a^-^5f^, 
 CowAEDicE, Cowaedlixess, n. V. V. f^rfVquii m. &c. vrm- 
 
 ^fmrspH m. ?T7T>ftf?r/. ^'ft?:?!!/. 
 Cowaedly, adiw.A. f^^-M I ■H I Hm -?ITJft-Tff-& c. fTHTT'JTpf, 
 Cowed, _p. v. V. T5rr^r%^, T^jjft^^, &c. 
 
 To be c. <^ij+,ui, ^^. 
 To CowEE, V. n. sink in at the knees, ^'c. give icay. ^^^ 
 
 <^«|-4>'J|, JTJ n. pi. 5f^-His«i y. o/ «. 5Tiijf_ 
 
 COWL-STAFF, «. Hc|-^U|/. J!. 
 
 CowEiE, w. particular shell. ^F^^T w. c^»'(. +=i il /. ^TTT^ m. 
 <=1<|P-+|/. ^q^ »«. sFlf^'^/ 
 
 Some kinds are. qrqft, H'IMl+.'lil, ^T^ft^R^, ?^^«r- 
 
 Coxcomb, «. v. Fop. 3=[+4x||j1, ^rwO'll^, ^tsiPT. 
 
 2 — the flower tree & flower. ifrTf^l?^ m. [ ^m. 
 
 COXCOMBKY, n. Y. FOPPI.^HNESS. ^'Vi^\^ /■ ^^?«fpft/ 
 
 I
 
 CEA 
 
 19c 
 
 CoxcoMicAL, a. V. Foppish. apFPTRfl^, ?T??lT^rifr^. 
 
 To Cot, v. n. affect reserve, ^r. gT^FiJt, ^TS n. HT^tff, 5^%^. 
 
 pi. ^n^, sTiaiHiui^iii/. ]}i. qT^-?5Ror-^?:^. 
 
 Cot, a.— a female. gT%^R, 5!% TR^Tft, ^5 ^T^, ^?5«f, 
 
 COTLT, ade. T. A. rfiiH^^R, 5^% Hl<>s1. 
 
 CoTKEss, «. Y. A. gr^r «!. ^r^?:! »». cTm/. ^?5j3Trrr/. 
 
 :ro Cozen, >S:o. See To Deceive, &c. 
 
 CE3.B, «. W^RT ■?«. or 5 n. %^Z n. f^if «. il^^ ?z. ^TH «. 
 ^?ft/. f=5T^rtt/. =^m^ m. 5?5TT OT. ^'4 m. ^^ ?«. ^- 
 
 Claw of a c. 3T^^ i«. 
 2 — the sign oancer. Jpp m. 
 3 (T^ ^jH"?r55 3TTf . 
 Ceabeed, a. morose, S{c. t. Ceoss. ^[f^cn^, f|T5rT, f^T^T!:, 
 
 g^^, w^ or ^^, frR^T?:, f?r5q^, ^^ TfT^^^rr, ^. 
 
 2 perplcxiitf/, hard, v. Difficult. ?^3rfT, ^^f^^ j^^ 
 
 CeaBEEDLT, rtifo. T. h.. 1. ^I'^riM^IPf, frrW^^^TWl'^, &C. 
 
 CBABiiED>T;ss, M. V. A. 1. ^rratTiTT m. ^TiIT ?». &e. ^F?:^ 
 
 2 <H-M<'i^'JTT m. &c. 
 
 Ceack, n. cliMc. fissure, cranny, clcjt, crevice. "fT/. ^f^ m. 
 f. pop. '^\^f. ^t'^w. ^FT/. ^f. ^\%J. Ttrs o;- JfS^ToS/. 
 
 Wi^f. ^ 7". "^jT^^^:/. 
 
 Cracks and crannies, — comprcb. nooks, crecices, and 
 corners. m^-^-\^f.pl. 
 £ ( as of some vessel or thing ). =EftT/. "g^/- ^HT m. ^- 
 
 3 sudden and sharp sound. r^J^f. <T5^ m. cTST^ m.^TT- 
 
 AVith a e. =^-l^^-^-&c. =JIT^5, ?T^ or rrj^^-«R-&c. 
 rf^rt^ & 2T — intens. ddM-i, rt-illi. 
 
 4 sounding stroke. Hid+Ki to. -H'-+KI?k. -^-i+.ufl/ "^T^^/- 
 
 With a c. cTT5 or iTr5-^^-^^-&c. 
 
 5 See Lie. 
 
 To Cback, v. n. hreaJc info cracks or cliinhs. ipTrSOT, 'TS^'Jf, 
 3^, fT^cTS^t, intens. rlil^uj', imi^^, '^TT^'it, fT5^/. ^i^T 
 i«. co«. 
 
 2 open, split, part. SrSOT, ^^, cTS^^, n^in, dSl^ul, pR'Jf. 
 To c. from intense dryness. ^^JfTot. 
 
 3 hurst icith a sound, rt^^'rf or rliHi'Jt intens. rldliuT 
 
 4 ma^e a /omc^ sound. JfTS'F^, intens. =|)4ii6t, ^iliu( or 
 
 5 e??i!^ a cracked sound, — a rupee, &c. ^T^T'f'Ji. 
 G — the voice. ( ToST ) 'f^, f^^^, fsRf^'JT. 
 
 To Cback, v. a. v. To Beeak, To Split. "FT^jf, ^ijf. 
 
 2 ( a whip, &c. ) make to sound loudly. +i+N<Ji', «IT3T^- 
 ^, rlSrlStfui, spirit) ui. [ ?IT. 
 
 Ceack-eeained, a. cra^y, v. Mad. 4s'l'i,"^5y<, ^FT^SJJ- 
 Ceacjled,^^. V, Y. IS". 1. ipT^^, rt4+.rfrfl, &c. 
 
 CTRA 
 
 2 5^^, 5^;^, 5^1 5^^i R'^^T, frJTW, remist. fr^? 
 
 or Pr^T^?'. 
 
 5— esp. of coins, 's^^'^zor srrajH:^, f^'TT, ^F^ft, "PRf^. 
 
 C. and rubbed, &c. ^fT^ft^rft. 
 6 ^^:ft. 
 
 I. cvaxy, V. i\rAD. %f^, fq^r^W. 
 Ceackee, n. ( of guu-powder ). ><)i|--tv4i or s^'-l*! "«. ( dim. 
 ■^ i l --t -;Jt or <?r?;:pfr/. ) 
 
 Cluster of crackers closed up. ^t\f. 
 C. that makes seven reports. ^TTfRlft tp^-^r ot. 
 C. made of paper only. <f)4|*| «». qfrrST "P?^^ 77?. 
 2 cracking ivhirligig. f%^"^ n. f^.?^ «• 
 Ceackinglt, a<fo. 2t7';!A noise of cracking. ^.^Vl\ or ^JT^rsf , 
 «h^l+i or ?T5T^^, ^P5¥5. 
 
 2 Jns/I7y, sicimmingly, c^'c. HS^ or Hiq^T, s^S^ or tjS- 
 
 To Crackle, v. «.— substances in the flame, -qd^-iuf, =^7^- 
 ?Tjf, "PT'PT'n", fTSrrsnf or JS^^ or IrtSfrT?^. — intens. =q- 
 
 2— as stiff paper, cloth, &c. qTSTTgor, iHiiH^ui, ^F^^FiJr. 
 
 3 i«r?i rapidly and cracMinjly.'m'm^ or H^^^ot intens. 
 
 4 — substances under eating, &c. *S'+>sw, ^^'pSt, WVf-' 
 Ceackleb,, n. Ceackling,^. a. v. V. 1. didilH, Jf^fffT, 
 
 2 :R^?r, ^F?:^?r, =F^^ftfT, ft??Tit^, ^iTRT^jft^r. 
 
 3 ^^fTTt^r, ^35T^^. 
 
 4 fS^^, ^F5^P¥t?f, ^'FftfT, fT^F^, 5^5^^^, 
 Ceackling, n. V. V. 1. — the sound emitted. *<5<i^ m, ?r5- 
 
 3 qJS^ST^ w- '^S^ST^ '«• 
 Ceacklinglt, adv. v. A^ 1. =^ZW. or ?;f, ^STT^T or 5T, ni^^jw. 
 =sf7r^, =^RW, =^fTRT, ^^. 
 
 2 "PITTS or 5f, intens. "PITTTS &c. wiSlsi, ?r5^3 or 5f 
 
 3 5j^3T?: or :rt, ^f^. 
 
 4 ^f5 or it. 
 
 Ceadle, n. "TT^irr w. TR^ or qr?;^ H. ?nT?5 n. ^ 
 
 C. suspended from a stand. vJl^Hioluir or qfl"no50TT«. 
 Cord, bar, &c. supporting a c. JTRrft/. sfnfT/. 
 From one's c. TTo5a5rrTrg;5, TTa'^ifT^^rTT^, ^55T- 
 
 Leg of a c. 'Ttf/. 
 Eope to swing a c. ^^^^[ m. fffj^r »«. 
 2 — as for a broken bone, &c. ^v£\f. 
 3 frame, led, ^'c. ^ft/. 
 To Ceadle, v. a. 'TT55'^fT-&c. f^.3Tfq-ot. 
 Ceaft, n. manual art., v. Aet. ^?5T or ^p^T /. Ht?? h. ^^T?: 
 »»./. ^^sf n. 
 
 2 artifice, guile, v. Clkxinq. ^FRTT «». ^FFTT ^T^ m. W.\- 
 f^^T «. jfr: n. 
 
 3 «//J>, ^'c. See Vessel. 
 CEAriiLT. See Aetfullt.
 
 CRA 196 
 
 Cbaft1>t:98. n. v. A. and Cunsinq. qiHT m. ^;^Z n. jprf^- 
 
 5f n. 3[Trasr ». 
 Cbaftsmas, «. V. Abtificeb. +iRjk <>»■ ■JiRPfK. »». Rtf^w. 
 CBAFxr, o. Y. CcK>i.NQ. 4;|l(»)M, *H<^I<, ^F^, Kn#, ^, 
 
 Cbag, n. protuherance of a rock. ^'c. i<im\ m. <M<'-|4 n. ?^?;- 
 iTS n. f 3^ ?/». ?R H. 
 
 A pcrpcndioular c. 3"TT^2^r m. 
 2 fore end of the lack bone, JTpfffTT m. 
 
 The c. or neck piece of mutton, fq^ or^t^f. 
 The c. aud the rump. !<<=(-+.+ it/. 
 Chagged, Ceaogt, o. t-li'-'Mi^l, ^^i^^tNt, j^^<Hrt . 
 Sb Cbam, t'. a. overfill, v. To Stui-f. f%PFR a^^y. HTi^, ZX' 
 
 2 /yJTe J«, <?r«'e ?«, v. To Stuff. f^TT^, ^T^or, gronj-, 
 ^^, =sff^, =^kTTiJf , 5^^ ^NrW, 5^, fpR^, f%r^- 
 ^, <il'H"il/.-&c. ^PTW. 
 
 To Ceam, v. n. eat r/luttonously, v. To Gtluttonize. ?^?r- 
 
 CKAimixe, «.— iu study, ^rsft rnnft ^T# w. sp?^^^ fmrft 
 
 JpT'it «. 
 Ceamp, «. spam. ^oT OT./. qt^ ff». SR^ w. ar^FS^^r/. R- 
 2:^ m. q?^/. TfiTT ?». ^rs^FT ot. H?^ /. ^Trf »l. t). %. 
 ^I^ «. ». |rot, JRT^/. oj- eftToKIT/. ^jZ. «. ^S. 
 C. from cold. JJiRis n. v. ^X. 
 
 C. in the neck, back, or loius. W-^f. v. HT. [m. 
 
 2/y. V. EESTEAiifT. 3Tq-d^-T^-!Tf?r5is:T^- &c. ifr?/.-'^^ 
 
 3 or cramp-iron. ^rft/. 3TtT?5Tt=Eft ^^f. 
 To Ceamp, v. a. affect mth c. aTRTS^fif, ^mrsr m.-mST «.- 
 
 <H>4m"lSI w.-«S;c. JRuf ff. ofo. qiTJf. [tpu ^. 
 
 2 /y. V. To Eesteict. 9T?ft^ M.-srf?Rrtr»i.-&c. EF^, oiT- 
 
 Ceamped,;?. 4' a. \.Y.1.— affected with cramp. 5RT^5?- 
 
 C. state (of the limbs, &c. ). #5T m. <? l5 ml irOT. #- 
 ^rf^lft/. #fr?T w. ^MIHNi-=ft TSfT/. 
 
 To be c. <?l4Nul'. [^T^in. 
 
 I.— of language, &c. ntff.^ constrained. 3Tir5[I^, aTOT?5, 
 
 CeaNBEEET, «. ^ tp5E 3Tr^. 
 
 Cbam, «. +^+:mi m. ^FTW^t/. ^TTT^ «.( ?fTT^/.) Prn^Tm. 
 ^Nr OT. ( #5fT/. ). 
 
 Descent of a flock of cranes. ^{+,M ms/. 
 Screaming of a ck.^'^.-^i f—intens. ^^r^W''^\^m. %^ \ ^ m. 
 
 2 machine for raisin// weif/hts. qrff/. TT^/. 
 Ceaniologt, «. +,mrf^|HriJF n. q-,4lrlf=jqi/ JFTTH^lT^ «. 
 CEAKim, M. T. Skull ^f^/. ^r^/ ^'TT?7 ii. 
 Cbaj-'k, Ceaskt, a.— a boat, &c. ^5T,^??^'<TT, ^5T. 
 Ceaxsjev, a. full of chinks. »lgd'<)t|''ll, 5f|?rWT€HT, 5J^. 
 
 tiT, ^Tf fif ?. 
 Ceankx, «. T. Ceack. f^rw/. =eftT/. ?rPT?:/ "jrr/. ?TttT/. 
 Ceape, n. (Tq; cpj^ 3^!^^ crT?5 n. 
 To Ceape. See To Cuel. 
 Ceapulesce. See Cbop-siceitess. 
 Cbapuxeht, Ceaiuiocs. See Deunken, Ceop-sick. 
 
 CEA 
 
 To Ceash, v. n. v. N. :F51S"I or J^JXl^ or ^jRirtrf, ' -JS l g uJ, 
 2 — esp. as a tree, branch, &c. breaking. tra'^'Jr. 
 
 CEAsn,7i. loud mint/led sound of things falling. m \ -^: \m. W-ZI- 
 W '«• ^P5t5 or ^(^Z or WJZ m. ^t-.^+^l?, or *:\ii^i\i or 
 immiOn. qjT^ «(. ti^Hil-i >». tTTTS m. qFIFfrfT/. 
 
 AV^ith a c. V. Ceasitinglt. ^^rS-^R-^- &c. [tTfT^?;». 
 2 ( as of many musical instruments ).^?r'Tr»n. ^'IT^Jm. 
 
 Ceashikgly, adv. :f^31, +il+i, Jp^T?!, ?jr?T?TS, ^^TSTSf, ^- 
 
 Ceassamestum, »i. ?rrT n. ^nrf^ «». q^f^T ot. [/. 
 
 Ceatcii, n. frame in ivhich hay is put. ^i^y^ or ^f. 'Ildl^ 
 Ceate, n. texture of sticks, S(c. 5ETiweT m. ^TJT m. ?lt*K'T/. 
 
 ?rT5: W. rTpft/. 
 
 2 See Basket. 
 
 CeaTEE, «. vrcJrfrM4<il^-^--JlrllH<--n% fit? «. g=q-|?,|H < . |l lj^ ?{. 
 
 To Ceaunch, v.a. crush with the teeth, ^^qjl or t\ or W-Vfi- 
 
 Ceavat, n. neckcloth.^ (J'c. TSoi^ m. ^FS^Tf n. iT^'=T=T «. 
 To Ceate, v. a. supplicate, \. To Beg. siT'<M, 1^^at, fn- 
 
 2 longfor.^ hanker, v. To Desiee. ^q-^sr'^, ?H^^«r/. ^- 
 zS[ in. con. with g. of 0. 3TT?TT=r'^, 3TT^Tr/. rtl'|u| i?». co?j, 
 5'- o/o- 
 
 3 he ravenously hungry, v. To Hunqee. ^^rKTr^of, qr^- 
 ^, q<=(«(<.H% ^UMUI^, -MUIIUI^, W^Xf 5^. 
 
 Ceaten. See Cowaed. 
 
 CEAvrNG, CeavikgnesS; n. v. V. 2. 3. ^^w^ f ^^^njT/. 
 Ceaw. See Chop. [f^T'TKn. 
 
 Ceaw-fish,w. T. Ceab. ^c^'h^I 'i;\-hi\m. f^HKlm. f%fjffft /. 
 jTo Cbawl, :;. n. creep. ^nrJf, ^ot, ^R^'Jf, ^<>J4d =€fT- 
 i^^-^ijf, ^TTT^ or gimM^^rt a<^y. =Eiraaf-^m, ?7TrT ^- 
 
 2 — a child. ^frST or qt^Tm. ^^, ^wt &e. 
 
 3 fig. move slowly , feebly , heavily, Sfc. <i'i<^H-<idWid- 
 
 4 more secretly and slily. ^^-'^^-W^-^ h^A -^^ftr^refT^- 
 
 w^t^^ MNi^-&c. ■e(irtui-qrn'r-'f'ir-&c. 
 
 Ceawlee, m. Crawllng, /;. a. y. V. 1. <f'|U|Kl, tfiWi'TRr, 
 
 WSi'ZH ^^T^OTTTT, &c. ^■(I'lmt. 
 Ceawlixg, n. V. Y. 1. — act. "^rmn. w\^n. ^iM-id ^Riff)?. 
 
 Ceatvlinglt, adv. v. V. 1. ^'t^T ^Trf , ?f^2xT, &c. &e. ^- 
 
 ?rrTJ?r or jf, ^RT^. 
 
 3 See the adverbs under the Verb. 
 Ceat-fish. See Ceaw-fish. 
 To Ceaze, v. a. impair the energy of.y. To "WEAKEN.^3f;^-:;T- 
 
 vrftrT-Ac. ^iJf, 
 
 2 impair the intellect. "^Jn. *f<r=iui, JTSToT-Ac. ^^. 
 Ceazed, Ceazy, a. crack-lraincd, dislrauyht,\. Mad. ^JTS, 
 
 %5?f?, ifS^, %^r, smrsf^^^FTT or cjH+a;^;^]- or cj|=j+oi^-
 
 CRE 197 
 
 To turn or bocoinc c. -^ciui, eUT^T^^, mM'+ctot or W[- 
 ^r^isaT, STf^^^of , "PIjTjk, J^iiif-MTat in. con. golMUl, f^- 
 <Fo5ot. — esp. from dcmouiuc iufluonco, passion, &e. f^- 
 
 2 V. Weak, g^npr, ^T, ^^ft^, ^^. 
 CEAZEE^^:ss, Ckazixess, «. v. A.l. tli'lcAHuiTw- >S;c. =ETolm.- 
 
 2 ^^<H>J|T»». &c. ^ufrTT/. 
 To Ckeak, r. n. make a sharp noise, <j'<?. ^T^T^, fe:f%5:6t, 
 
 f^ni%TOT, ftrfqiiif, ^r^^s^m. JRof, ^FWT 5rF?fof. 
 Ceeakee, 71. Ceeakikg,2J.o. v. V. Jp<+'(.uiKI, ^R^ ^TMilT- 
 
 Creaking, m. t. Y.~acf. ^TiT^n. &c. ^K^^f. intens. ^i- 
 Ceeam, «.— of milk.^ or ^fFT/.^r^T/.TTSf orHosf /. Win. 
 Thin and poor c. ^RJ«. ^f^^/. 
 2 fig.^j?;'/;, ot«;to!o, (J'c. v. Essence. ?nT». >»• ^RT^Tot. 
 
 2o Ceeam, v. a. ^f.-r^Af.-kc. ^n^oj-. 
 
 Cbeam-faced, a. fpjgr, f^%^, fT>'^-^imfinrr. 
 
 Ceeamt, a. ^f^, ■H14'HI«Hr. 
 
 Ceease, ?!. mark made ly doulliny. 'HT^f. ^\f- ^^/.^folM. 
 
 To Ceease, v. a. v. N. -^ f.-^^.m.-kc. TTS"^. 
 
 Ceeased,^. v. V. jfrs HI^^^jI, &c. 
 
 To Ceeate, v. a. hring inlo hcinj, mahe, ^'c. fHH|U|--dcH"H 
 
 -""^^r-Ae. ^or, fnf^, 3?Tt^^, 3".'?^Tsr'if, ^TT^f, v3rMi^H«.- 
 
 ?T^?rra.-P)l'*^ld/&C. ERW y. ofo. ^Rtif. 
 
 2 prothcce, occassion, v. To Cause. STT^-Ac. ^^i^, 3T7- 
 f^/--^S\^'«.-&c. JfT^TJf y. o/o. armoT. 
 
 3 make, ly investing with a new character. ^FT^T. 
 Ceeated,|j>. v. V. 1. %"i=I?rT, &c. ^m^., Pinfui, 'f%fKrT, ^?TT- 
 
 Ceeation,;;. v. Y.l. — act. 37T5f^^«. &c.3?n^==r«.??T%/. 
 friMfn/. W^. — state, ^fjf^/. ^TrfrT/ T^m. 
 
 I. V. Umvebse. ^/. ^"Jrnjf^/. ir??T?T^/ ^nfin. 
 Ceeatoe, m. Ceeative, a. V. Y. 1. ^FTXitttt, ^^^vT ^WRT,^- 
 
 ?t51'-PihT>ji-&c. ^ttt, ^iHdi, w^^, ^drm<^+. 
 
 C. of the world. ^TF^Tfrf, ^Tf^W, ^"^T, ^T|?n^^. 
 Ceeatt, n. gentiana cherayta. f+il^'d c pM<i|ri«. Some va- 
 rieties are %^rf ^^, ^t^ r*<4n, nWt f+<l^rr o?- f%f- 
 
 Ceeatcee, «. ?7;M!y created, — gener. ^«. ^w. fs^^rt^^N- 
 
 The creatures — comprch. or collect. %?T?r7%rR n. =q- 
 
 Crawliug or creeping c. — gener. f%|^ ( dim. R)i+.^ ) 
 n. +rtSM'it/. 
 
 Dumb c. Jrff/i?, ^'e. ^ ^5TRT n. HT^T^TT^T/. 
 
 Living c. 3ft^ m. MTTift '«• ^ m. f^TrTF^ ot. f "TO'^^TT 
 siTTJft Jrt. v^^rft »«. [ m. pi. 
 
 Living creatures — compreh. ^rJlH^'^ m. pi. ^Jftcr1^T=?% 
 
 Small living c. — gener. ^cT^m.'^srgTOT. vfl c< pH e| j | tn. 
 2 dependent. See Followee. 3 Sec Man, Pekson. 
 Ceedence, n. V. Beliee. flf'^rRf m. HT^rn'/. 
 
 Letter of c. f^'TRl'T^JT n. 
 
 CRE 
 
 Ceedenda, n. articles of faith, fif'^mf^r'f^ m. pi. WT^rfspi- 
 
 ^ m. pi. ftT^^rTTPJT /. 
 Ceedential, 11. iL-arrant for claiming lelief. f^ *^ \ ^i^ ^^ n. 
 
 f^=«rreTtTR ^W^ n. ^^^/. ^m^ m. fifM'\\H\ m. 5^<??^- 
 
 TrJTHJ m. 
 
 CEEDIBir-ITT, CEEDIULEN-ESS, «. V. A. fsT'^n^W^TrlT/. f^I- 
 Ceedibm, a. irorthy of credit or helicf. ^rr '=rRT'n ^mi- 
 
 &c. f^=M i^'Mi'^, f^'TRTTf , f%»Tratf^m, f^r'^rBT, f^>^Rrft- 
 Ceediblt, adv. V. A. g-sT'Tr"JTr?r5?T, f^=^re%rar j^irnnT^^Tr, 
 
 f7»<rra5H'J'MM"FTT dccl. 
 Ceebit, n. credence, faith yielded, v. Belief. MI'-*4?TT /. f^- 
 
 2 /;o7io)', lustre, eclat. S^'c, v. Globt. q'^T n. ?IRCT n. sf- 
 
 3 character, name, v. Eeputation. ^R h. OT^^/. 3iT»f 
 
 OT. 3TTs?^ »». ifTR'rr /. %^ f. jficT^^r M. 'iTH «i. ?frq^r 
 
 With c. and honor. 3TKI^RT#. 
 To destroy one's c. ?r[^ m. ?«r5oT-m?^ot. 
 To preserve one's c. "TFfpT «. or m'lld^ll%"^=q m. pi. 
 ?fHTotof. 
 
 4 mercantile c. m^ f ^mf- ?rn=ft/. T^/ 'iTT»I w». — freely 
 or compreh. c. and character. 4dMI^1^ /. H<mM /• 
 
 Bad or low c. ?IT7rT /. 
 That is of bad or low c. Him. 
 Testimony of c. ^fRft/ f^^TT /. 
 That has c. ?fT?T«Tr3T. 
 To grow in e. ^TrftF ^^^T. 
 
 To lose one's c. Tffr=r? TITft n. TS^r y. o/"*. <Tcf /. ^^oir 
 y. o/*. ?n^ ?». viTTTjf y. o/s. 
 
 5 estimation, consideration, iirfluence, v. Weight. 37Tst 
 or 3H|a|!^M OT. TT^TRTJ^q^/. *rK^'^/. 
 6— «s opposed to debt or debit. ^$T «. ^TT/. 
 7— as given or taken, tick, trust. ^r^VT^ f. 3"'4TT »(. 
 
 On c. g-trn:. 
 
 Letter of c. H^I^m /. [ wt. 
 
 To Ceedit, v. a. \. To Believe. HPTiif , ^n-^F'T &c. •JTPT'Jr, 
 
 2 opposed to debit. ^^ or ^JTHT ^tM, ^^ Ht^. 
 Ceeditable, o. hearing or Iringing credit, v. IIonoeable. 
 9TT^r, !Tf?rt=^T, Jf^rPR, f^^Vf^i 'T^T-.S!?;. 
 2 worthy of credit or trtist, v. Eeputable. ^T^mW, ?IT- 
 ^, [g'THcT^, ^^ift^^iT, ^TH^"^, STTf^IT, 3Trf^=^, ^i'TTPrfr, 
 
 Ceeditablt, adv. v. A. 1. 3Tm#5 3TT5r-=7k-^Yf^-&e. rrg; 
 
 H-ftTTcE^-ctc. aTHliNlH. 
 Ceedited,;;. v. V. 1. ^TIMH>.rtl,&c. ft=^^, ^}^f^^. 
 
 Ceeditoe, »i. person to ichom a delt is owed. ^RUI^pfT, ^'JITI'- 
 cf, ^opffr, E[OT^R, ^^^, 3"vf^, 3"r(H'jff.— in bonds
 
 CKE 
 
 198 
 
 cm 
 
 and notes or iu free phrnscol. tT^T^ it «R*H1H (from- 
 tPT ilouoy, &c. and (J« ojipoted to Dubtoi- fti3T«pt Aft'T^ 
 TIITT from iR^JT Debt ). 
 C ol". t11<<<»)K. 
 
 Ckehi-i.itx, CnEDULors.vzss, n. v. A. ^\^'m\ m. ST^r/. 
 CnEiiiioi'S, a. that believes reatlily or without grounds. WA- 
 
 JT'TT^, >r^'t, fc?-«rrffr, «t5t^, ar^^cfff, srfq^mM^, 
 rrrH^THm^, ?fraf^>TRft, q-^rr^dMi^"!. 
 
 Crepui ousLT, Oi/i'. T. A. 'ff^TTJTT^, +M|^-m ^%<mT^, 3T- 
 
 Cbeep, n. summary of articles of faith. f%'JrT^?ff'Tf^«nT ^=3r- 
 
 ?r^^ wi. f^ 'm^'TI'MRm •4*41^+1 /. 
 
 2 V. ]{eligios. Jrrt ?". *TrT K. 
 f'EEEK, n. cove, inlet, small hay. ?nft/. ^WM n. ^i^ m. 
 
 Branch oft' from a o. ^^^/. ^FTcE h. 
 Creel, n. v. Basket. fT^fSft/ ^^^ «. 
 To Cheep. See To Ceawl! 
 Ceeepek, n. creeping or climling plant, ^r^ f. ^^ pop. %- 
 
 Stick planted to aid c. ?isR ». sf^TT w. ^'^^IT w. 
 2 creeping creature, reptile, f+,^-4) k. f%^ re. f^ n. 
 C. creatures, — gencr. +'UH'ft/- 
 Ceeep-hole, n. suhterfuge, excuse. T^^f. %^ n. ^TTT/ 
 
 To keei) a c. f^^lT TTS/. ^IT^T 5?iJf. 
 CnEMATio>-, ji. lurninj of a corpse. sr<=T ^Tolijf n. ^ri?^^ n. 
 2b Ceepitate, t". «. See To Cbackle. 2 i;-eoi- 2«W(^. "TT^, 
 
 TT^ m. ^rSW, q?^ w. JRijf. 
 Ceepitatiox, n. See Ceackli>'g. — v. V. 2. — act. TT^ «. 
 
 qr^ w. q^ n. 
 
 Soft c. ^?npt /. f ^f?ft/. 
 Ceepuscle, n. glimmerings of dawn, t. Daws. ^r^^Tl ^t^- 
 
 75 n. f^jf^m M. 3"^ «. 
 Ceepuscclous, Ceepusculae, a. f^m f^qjT^, =q1=5rT5 ^t- 
 
 Ceescext, n. JTTSm ^f^ »«. ff^? »". ^?^f^^ ^5 M. 3T'=T- 
 
 =^ m. 3iq^^T^rf?r/. 
 Ceescent, Ceescite, o. ^TTStTT, ^kitiki, g'JJTPT, ^t"^. 
 Ceess, n. lepidium sativum^ ar^Rnr o?- 3=rT|€r5f or ^T^ w. 
 Cresset, n. beacon light. a^FIvT^Tf^cIT m. 3TT^r^^ tn. 
 Ceest, «. ( of a cock ). \\t(f. T\mj f ^?: =f?T/. 
 
 2 plume, tuft, gri w.^PMt/f^mT/ftT^TM.^T^ wi.=^/. 
 
 Jewel worn iu a c. ^ilMfui m. f^^mfT m. f^KIHfui 
 »». f^HHiHrCll 711. 
 
 3 ( of a mountain, &c. ). HT'<TT ?». flT^?: «. "^ w. 
 
 4 Zo//y wi/(rn, t. Peide. f^HT^ «!./. iTT^/. 3Tf»THFr «». 
 
 To let fall or lower one's c. JTPr/. ^mfr ^TRot, ^FT 
 
 »!. /'Z. qrsw. 
 To lower tke c. of. See To HuiiBLE» 
 
 5 ( of a wave ) ( f^rsfT ) TT'tTT m- 
 Ceest-fallen. See IIl-.mhi.ed. 
 Crested, a. v. N. 2. gtJTTJST &e. -j|4H|h, y^T^, f<l^r'4T, 
 
 Ceetaceocs, CretOse, a. chalky, ^fs^ftj^q", ^ft^TT^. 
 Cbetice, n. chink, cranny, Y. Cback.T?:/. iyn/.^/. ^ffftj/. 
 Ceew, «. company.^ hody, v. Band. Hlfc^/. ^jtft/ fTt?T m. 
 
 ^^T^ m. 
 
 2— in a bad sense; pacl^ gong, cf'c.v. Ba>'d. =qt^w.Jj^^|ui«. 
 
 3 (of a ship). ((^Tn^^ilHH'Tlrf ?n?lft OTPW HS^T/. 
 
 Trar^ffH; m. /jZ. ^if^=p«iur m. 
 
 Ceib, n, manger for corn. <Jc. v. Teough. SFtt^TT m. 
 
 2 «/flZ;. JHTT «. Ht n. jftiT^S/. 
 
 3 CO/, caJ/?!, V. II UT. ^q^ n. fZi?n. ?qV?^/. 
 
 4 small bedstead, q^irst/. 
 
 To Ceib, v. a. pilfer, v. To Steal, -^z =^\t[f. ^R^Jf. 
 
 2 corxfine in a locJc up house, Sfc. ^ts ^T5^f<T-^ftl'T-itc. 
 
 %5rot-mri5ir, ^r^ z^. 
 Ceibble. To Ceibble. See Sieve. To Sift. 
 Ceice, n. ( in the neck or back ). SRTolT or 3T??n^r m. 
 
 fTTTT m. ar^nTTT m. q^ /. v. "m. 
 
 To have a c. — the neck, frt^jf, frlV-IM'jf, <S{^Vl^ or 
 
 Ceiceet, «. TT^/. ?TH/. <|df+4l m. ^f§\f. fk'WZf. 
 
 The molo c. ^t^ m. ^T^TT W8. [ ffr?it?^ m. 
 
 Chirping of crickets, f^pftf^pft or p^uitjl"! «• f^ n. 
 
 2 ^l^tp^^ ^55 m. [ Ti%H. 
 
 Ceieb, ?z. CETI^'Q, p. a. v. Y. N. 3. TSWTTT, &c. ft^qrerf, 
 
 V. V. A. 1. proclaimer. ^^ fq-luiKI, &c. stiTt:^, ^^j^ 
 
 fterr, iTToftf^-qr, &c. ^tts^, trfst-TT. 
 
 Ceim. Con. v. Addlteet. unlaivful intercourse with a mat-ried 
 woman. ^M\\i\i\*\ m. [ r{ n. 
 
 Crime, n. transgression, v. Sin. qrq n. qT?Tq; n. jft^r n. |c^- 
 2 ac.(z« offence, trespass, faidt, misdeed, misdemeanour,^' a. 
 aTqTr':T '«. 3T:^TT^ to. ar^^TT^ »». ar^ «. ^qj^f w. J^qjrf n, 
 
 A\--k>H n. ^f%^/. qnrqj «• qN «. n^ »«. d+wfi</. ^^• 
 
 ^ n. Y-'^r^f. 
 
 Capital c. 44<u|^i+ arqTT'^ m. ^T^-TTq^^ STRT'^ »(. 
 
 C. of high degree. H^NW^m. *4^I4IW ra. These are »r- 
 
 ^^ri||/.^INM »• gSf'^^^ «. 5^^?q^H^ n. rfFH^I? OT. — 
 
 That has committed any one of them. JT^rqirr^iT^rTrfiF. 
 Ceiminal, a. V. N. 1. 2. guilty, faulty. aqWpqft, ••JfqTTtft, q^- 
 
 qjKf, arqnff, qjci^, ^p^ir, ^tPKitr, ^"^j ?f^, ^q'^^, 
 srq^, ^^rnq-n'ir, *rii-i<N. 
 
 I. contrary to right, v. TVeoxo. 3T-<^NNI, 3T^rf|^, 37- 
 
 ^^rNrr, ?r^q, a^^qr^, iTfq^T'fl", qi'-i^iq*, qiq^^^. 
 
 II. — as opposed to civil. qjl-iiUl, "Pr^T^rft'^. 
 Criminal, n. See the Adjective. 
 Ceiminalitt, n. v. A. gr^^^TT^ftqiirr m. a^qTT^ftqTT w. j^qr- 
 
 t[f. ^ m. 3TqTrfV?rT/. a^H-MF^Hf w. &c. ^rimiiqrrr/. Ac. 
 
 I. ar^^Tpq »!. ^ m. sn^^^qwr m. qrq «. artr'f m. ^^^^T^ m. 
 
 ^'TfrTfqqqT^T wi. ^f^fsq^q^ m. 
 To Ceimlnate, v. a, involve in a charge of a-ime. ^ m, 3TT-
 
 cm 
 
 199 
 
 crvO 
 
 orirf witli ^^ of 0. ^qifK m. 5R^, aT'^l<JH-&c. OTT3^^- 
 
 CEiiiiNATioN, n. v.v. 3T^rqT^ ?fm^ n. &c. TiTsntrr m. ^- 
 
 Cbimp. See Ceisi>. To Ciump. Sec To Ceimpi-e. 
 
 To Cbimple, v. a. ( puffs, frills, &c. ). ^fTTrT'Jt, 5^^ or ^- 
 "t, '5^/.-=fyT/-f5T^/. ^T^Tiif. 
 2 See To Cvrl. 
 
 Ceimpled, p. T. V. 1. 5Fm^?JT, 5^r5^^,&c. ^tH^. 
 
 CuiilPLEE, n. crinq^liny instrument. ^\r\^ n. ( and the cut- 
 tings mivde by it. +MU| «. ). f^iuft/. f^^ n. 
 2 instrument of tailors to crimple cloth. ^ur^TT/. 
 
 Ceimplisg, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^r^^n.'Hfr^^n. =^qT?^Dt«. &c. 
 
 Ckimson, n. f^iHH^ ^T w. n^T?^ tl ?«. ^siT^ t^ w. 3T- 
 . s^^nt Of 3T5^?fr 57T ?». 
 
 Cl!rM£0>-, a. f+<ri^^T tfTRT, n^[?ff, ^A7^ W^, 'p^^fi^ft 
 
 tTT^, 3T^xfT?ft j^qrqr. [ tnfq-of. 
 
 To CEiiibON, V. a f^vr^ tmn.-&c. ^^f, f^.ip^srfl tm^ &c. 
 
 To Cetmson, t'. n. %T . \i \ ^ tn m.-&c. q-of. 
 
 To Cringe, v. n. how and scrape, maTce court, crouch, v. To 
 Fawn. R^^ h^T^ ?J.-:7tRT^ adv. W.l^, q^^^T jt JfT^, 
 •<j^/.-^^ m. 5f;:iot, ^qft^ arnJT^iir, ^ «. ^TTflTjf, ^- 
 
 Cbikge, CEi>-Gisa, n. y. V. ?55f OT 't^JR n. &c. arr^ «». 
 Ceinqee, n. Ceinqen'o, p. a. v. V. and Obsequious, b^ut 
 
 To CEtSKi.E. See To AVixd. 
 
 To Ceipple, t'. a. rf ' I ^ I -<Tt'T5rT-7tnT-^;jf^-&c. ^JT^. 
 
 2j?5r. jnaie helpless. cp>5ror^^-&c. ^PT'Jf. 
 Ceipple, o. Ceippled, p. a. v. V. 1. MST, "Tfisr, Tfnr, Ttn- 
 
 5r, qn, pop. q^, ^Idl'-H'-d-?! 3T'f , 5^, ^^, sqTf, ami. 
 
 2 irn^ ^q^ft^ ^%^ ^TT^^TT. 
 Ceipple, «. ^JTSmf or ;7'T5^tt<^ «. ?i;n?^ c. See also the 
 
 words under the adjective. 
 To be or become a c. MinanJ). 
 Ceisis, m. — of a disease. mRuhh ^t^f^oTRT <l'IHr ^m. >tIt- 
 
 urr^^l^P or ^5^%^ OT.-STTJ^ »».-31^'*Tt?t^ n.-f^-<:(^^n_- 
 
 TTSftrR «. 
 
 2 critical time or juncture, gener. sf-TRT^^T^T-fTTf^^T- 
 
 =^%?TRt?^Tr5rT-&e. ?TO^ OT.-t55/.-^ftr/. m.-&c. f^tftrr n. 
 
 T^r/. qiTift/. 3TTtfr/ aTT^ft'^luflVl %^/. SWOT ». sraTTns. 
 Ceisp, a. — an article of food, &c. ^T, ^^, +4+'ild or J- 
 
 <+<ld, +i+./lH, ^T^H, 5?3fT?T, ^VJ^. 
 
 2 See CuELEi). 
 To Ceisp, v. o. ( as by frying, roasting, &c. ). i-U'wIt, ^in- 
 
 <^?^-^^5 adv. *i|Jiui_ 
 
 2 See To Cuel. 
 CEI^PNESS, n. T. A. qjsnrf /. '+i'INUiT m. fW^/. 5R-Tft?T 
 
 Turr ?». &c. 
 
 Ceiteeiox, «. mark, standard. ^?^^ n. f%f?^ n. »T"JrPT'^?5?7- 
 
 Ceiiic, w. T?T^, rf^^, qft?T^, ^JTWPTT, ^'JT^W^tTT, ^^T^, ^- 
 <Tr<^'i)rfHi + , 'T'JTPT'JTfT. 
 
 Cbitical, «. behn'jin'j ij-c. to criticism. <:iq|4iq1%V-»)>1HI, TT- 
 
 2 judicious, discerning, r?T?T, rf%^, T"^?^, ijOTT'^JTf^- 
 
 3 »«fl.-»erf to find fault. Jt^f?, ^?lf, fe^^^Tf, f^T- 
 4 — in nicdiciuo. ^";iTT=^q|'-in'uir'T4^*'H'ilR«l<5i^l, TfCWT- 
 
 C. discharge. fTT^'^fr "■ 
 5 relating to a crisin. ^-^J^^Z^^m ^rrrqT^TT, ^I7f^^r% 
 k^fr^., ■Miafiqiuftif q^^. 
 To Ceiticise, v. a. notice beauties and faults. TUKI'-I ?«. ///. 
 ^)T^, ^mrr^lW^^T n.-'TOTftqY?T^=T n.-&.c. ^m. 
 
 2 animadvert on as faulty. ^W »». %^3t, 5W ?;». +l'J'Ji y. 
 o/o. ^tsfof, o^Tr'?^/.-;ftw/.-&c. ^^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 Ceiticising, CniTicisM, n. v. V. 1. — act. »jui^i| :ri^ «. 
 
 &c. 'juii'juiI^^-^?T 7!. 'TirfpTl^i'iH w. nnr^t^nf^^ «. ^- 
 
 2~act. ^ li^ot ?«. ^^ ji. etc. sqxTC^fT/ ZV^f. 
 Ceitique, n. norfl^=qf^^/. ^PTrinw+lPn^/. 
 To Ceoak, v. n. — the frog. ST^cff or "^^^.^ ^^?<iji, ^Tfq- ^. 
 
 J^ m.-Sic. 'PT^. 
 
 2 — the raven or crow. +<-+,<ui, ^JiTf^ ^^ a(?y. ^Riif. 
 
 3 fig. prognosticate evil. cfF^/. wi"! S"! , 3THi5«JINI /• "FTJ- 
 
 Ceoak, Ceoakinq, «. t. V. 1. — act. sr^ijf w. &c. sTT^Trft/. 
 jr^T/ STf^r ^Tk adv. Zl^^^^ adv. J^^/. ^t^ n. |r- 
 
 2— ai"!;. +-<+<iJi n. ^^^f. ^if^-TTTt^ w. 
 3 ^rsTT^rS^t n. 3TH?^^ «.-&c. ar^T^j^R n. 
 Ceoakee,?!. CEOAKi>-G,;?.a.v.V. 3. gTT^ ^tc^iinTT, &c. STT- 
 ^Hl+ifl, aTT^TTtft. Terms or phrases for n person ever 
 croaking ( i. e. foreboding ill ) and answering to Croak- 
 er, Screech-owl, Baven, Damper., are ;TTf% HTcfTT, 'J=f^- 
 
 Ceoceocs, a. of or like saffron. ^^TRT^, %^^^,%?H.MM,%- 
 
 Ceock, «. earthen vessel. JTTrft% Tt^ «. H'HilMM «. 
 
 2 soot on pots, kettles S;c. H^m./. H^ft or H'fl'/. ^T- 
 
 t/. w:^f ^^^f. 
 Ceockebt, n, earthen icare. irS'fl' ^%^\ n. pi. JTpft^ Hf- 
 
 ff «. JjZ. f Tift ^HR «. gTTfr TffT n. pi. ^mrspTT^ «.;>;. 
 Ceocodile, ^^^lf■ H7TT OT. ?T^ ?«. 
 
 C.'s tears, ^r^x TJ.^ n. 3Tm%?it5 n. ^^'trl «. 
 Ceocus. See Saffeon. 
 
 Ce(esus, w. v. Eicn. ^^tr »«• ^^FT^^f^r ?». J^^Tft^TTR''^ w. 
 Ceoft, m. rfo»e. ^rrft/ <^'''». ^rjn «. ^nr^^ «. 
 
 C^o^•E, M. o7(i woman. ilTt\ "^^Mi't/. St^?^ or Si-T-j't'iT/. 
 
 Cbost, «. V. Intimatu. ^{T^'fr, f^rtr^ fsr^, ^at^rojqr, q-jr, 
 Ceostship, m. nft/. nftqwr?«. nft/. ?^^;i. ^^ftw. t^- 
 
 Ceook, «. curved end. arf'PSTw ptJT"!. %^".
 
 CEO 
 
 By hook or by c. «f^{|+M, ^r^'n^'ip^Tr, ^^mrWT, 
 
 C. used to pull down pods, flowers, &c. ^l+l-H/. 
 
 3 ( of a shepherd.) Ai=f<<HI «)i+<^K ^^m. 
 
 4 curvature. Sec Bexd. 
 To Ckook. See To Bexd. 
 Ceook-back, n. ^in. 
 Cbook-backed, a. +^ii, (^■rj^u'li-qT, ^^• 
 Ceooked, a. curi-ed, bent. sri^fTTT, ?nT or ^JT, JRi, frTST, ffT- 
 
 That is very crooked & unshapely — a person. ST'SHT- 
 
 C. and curved, — compreh. lent and lowed and turned 
 
 and u-arped, cj'c ^\^^ ^(?R;T, =n^ 5^^i =rf^)?T fr|=b^|, 
 
 %3T sn^F^T, ^ stPTIT. 
 
 2 fig. See Peetekse. 
 Cbookedlt, adv. v. A. sri^RT «. (/ec7. 
 Ceookedkess, n. v. A. ^f^^HuiU^. rT^HUIlw. Ac. ctt^ot.m. 
 
 ffti/ %^/. T=P?rr/. ^P-rfdi/. ^H^FTw. ?if?r/. ^^^rr- 
 
 ^r or ^=^^^\^m. 
 Chop, «. c;-a!t>. TfT«. ^Rw- qt?lTr% 'IcoMldrff f^^T^/. 
 
 8 (of a field, &c.). '^W^n. f^^;». WM\i or ^^Un. 
 Pf^^n. <J»^T?r/. 3^^m. — freely or indif. 'ft^ TT^ift't. 
 Cropf?, growing corn. ^n.])l. fTrft^F/.w. ^rppt/. ?Tcfl/. 
 
 Crops still standing (yet unreaped) g'HT Jrra»». 
 
 Blasted or parched c. g^^«. W^ or ^rTM. 
 
 Brownness of ripening c. ^'p\^^t[ f. '^:\W.tt[ f. 
 
 C. cut and stacked ( yet unshared, unascertained, 
 Ac). T^ftTT^T/. HTTm/. ^THTW/. ['tSt w. 
 
 Declining of ripening crops'. 3T-+.i'i||'H ^^n. qioft^T 
 
 Failure of c. HI'-Tl'+.n. =Trf7^S«. sffj^. 
 
 Failure utterly of c. ^f^Ji. 
 
 Inspection of blasted crops. ^^T^PTT^^/. 
 
 Plentiful or good e. g^^?J. 
 
 Eipeness or maturity of a e. >ft^ n. 
 
 Share in a c. of the land-holder. qvft^^OT. ^[r^lz^m. 
 Ulrl+tjieiM. — of the bullock-owner. "itrT^RTOT. — of culti- 
 Tator. srf'T^ra'w. 
 
 Share of the lessor or lessee of a c. ^c(^n. Half share. 
 3?-^'^ or 'fl-'k^f. f^JT*T?5«. f^K^rl/. f^m^/. Third 
 share. I^TT'-T^ or fcTT^r^/. 
 
 That bears but one annual c. ^^qft, ^^PTlft.— two. 
 |Pt^i l^qirt.— three. Mwt, fcTsiTft.— four. ^Fl^, 
 
 The Autumnal c. ( or harvest ) ^fK or <p »>. 
 
 The Vernal c. ( or harvest). ^ or T^f. 
 
 To cut the c. fl^m', ^Fmf, ^I^FTTift/. ^T^. 
 4 ( esp. of fruits or flowers ). ?Jin m. STM m. qiT m. g'- 
 >?!T or g^FTT »». 
 
 Of fruit-trees, &c. which yield two crops, the first c. 
 13 called [HdMK, the second, WcVW. 
 
 200 CEO 
 
 To estimate aud purchase the coming c. ^ or ^z n. 
 
 To sell the coming c. "t;; n. '^. 
 To Ckop, v. a. pluck or nip oj' the c. ^raS'Tf or sjt^rs'jf, g- 
 
 ^, ^% ^tgiJf, »?li+Hot. 
 Ceop-eae, Cbop-eaeeu, a. ^'^+MNi, rfii - t)|^,MM l, f^^K- 
 
 Ceop-fv :.l, o. *r7%5?rr "frrnqr, '^iV. 
 
 Ceop-tailed, o. rJfST, SrjJ^iJ, flj^?^'^. 
 Ceoppei),^'. v. V. #!?r5%7r, &c. ^<3T. 
 
 I.— the tail. &c. g^T, ^f^T, vfi^. 
 Cbop-sick, a. arid^H^'MMI 3T'.<T^ c^T??TT^ 3T?mTSTTfft. 
 
 Ceop-sicen'ess, n. arfH^^F^n^ 3T'*T^ cqr?^ ar^nrrqTHM. 
 
 Ceoee, n. ten millions. ^Jm.f. ^rf^/. 
 
 Crores or by crores. i^t, ^xfz^:, 
 Ceoss, n. '^m. [ ^=IT»». 
 
 St. Andrew's c. an cllique, a couple. "%^/. f^^J. 
 2 liyie drawn through, tf^m. "PRTw. ^/. 
 3fig. obstruction, thwarting accident, i^'c.^mz^^n. H\^H\<- 
 tn. Sff^T^Slw. \]^n. fir5?«- TS/ HIT^w. 
 
 4 ornament in the shape of a c. ^^l-.^qi 37T^TTT^ ^0T«. 
 
 5 mar^ o/a c. instead of signature, ^•wi^f^^injft/. 
 Ceoss, a. transverse, falling athwart, 3^r5^. 
 
 2 opposite, hostile, x. Adverse. 3TT5^, Mfdf^'v, f^Rff^f. 
 
 3 peevish, fretful, ill humoured.^ testy, crusty. ■fe^%^r, 
 
 f^TTiTTT, frr^mtr, ^^?, ^I?n"; ^%^, ^=^, ^5^, ^%- 
 T5T, f^f^^, ffTT^7, ^f^, .fni^r, fn^frisi, ?fi?r3-m, 
 ?r^^, ff T^, f|7=rT, 55^, g?i5r, 5=^^, 5^105,"%^, w<^ 
 ?r, ^rg, ^, ^^, aT^dl'-ft. 
 
 Some terms for a cross, crabbed, testy, crusty person; 
 a cross-patch cjv. are, IrRffrTTT^, frt<Hot^, 3iis>Jiiri. 
 
 4 crooA-ed,f>-oward, awkward, cross-grained, v.Peeveese, 
 arr^T?^, an^^R^T, 3TT3^T?r, aiftsTTS, frrsfcTSr, %^?, 
 
 5 — marriage, &c. ?rnriTT??RSTr^, SHii-ii'M^'-il'Hl, «r^r^. 
 6— breed, &c. ^^RT'^n', ^^?>?rT?T. 
 To Ceoss, y. a. lay athwart. 3Hli=J| ^^fuf-^RCTf. 
 
 2 ^JOM oj;er. 3?Tc^5"if or 3Tr?5t5^,4i'(.'jl, FRTjf, g"?! W,3^^, 
 
 3 thwart, counterwork., v. To IIindee, To Obstetjct. 3T- 
 
 ^^, ^^^^m.-^f!m■'^m.-&c, w.x^ g. of 0. 
 
 4 cancel, strike out. ?i+ui' or 34) u), ^3l5^, &^«J.- "FT^Tw. 
 
 5 make the sign of the cross. ^^r=fl'^"'T/.-f^F^-&c.^^ijf 
 with, ^t: of 0. 
 
 Ceoss-bieth. To have a c. arrs^ ^ in- con. ( Ex. ^ qrf- 
 
 OT3Tr5^3TT?5 ). 
 Ceoss-bite, n. 3H7T>?fWT/. 
 To Cboss-bite, ». a. 3^^T)fR0T/. ^^. 
 Ceoss-BOw, w. <iJ:ri|Hr-^F^^T ^pJT^Wi.-'TgWl. 
 CeOjS-BEEED, n. pT^ofH'l^M/. ^t^?». ^'^vrrfrT/.
 
 CEO 
 
 To Cross-examine, v. a. ^^r^. ?T^T^w». qr^^irf, ^^^Vm.-^- 
 
 Ceoss-giuised, a. lit. 3Tr5o?TTf^15t^, a^lioill^il^NI, fa4i^_- 
 
 2 fig. cross, crooked, v. Peuvehse. 3Tr5^qT, aTTSTfRiTT, 
 
 Ceoss-legged, a. 3T^ qr^ 51^%^, ^W^. 
 
 Bitting c.arra-JT'Tift/. 3??5^;rqT3^or 3T^^-5^?5^5/. 
 
 ^S^f. V. m^H ^^^. X.B. The postures are not all the 
 
 same. 
 Ceoss-patch, n. v. Ceoss. .S. an^^JTm. 
 5b Cboss-plolgh, u. a. irC'Jf, t^jft/- ^R^T. 
 Ceoss-purpose. To be at cross purposes. i^^T^ J^^iTT^ ^ 
 
 2b Ckoss-question, f. a. question closely, search iiir/Ii/, ^-c. 
 
 -&c. ^^y. o/o. 
 Ceoss-eoad, n. an^qr ?:?^P«. 3TT^^ ^tt^/. 
 Ceoss-wat, «. /iZace w/iere roads a'oss. ^^TSJm. fdcJIiT m. 
 Ceossed, p. T.V. 2. 3Ttt?13?5T, 3rn^?5T, &c. g'ltf^, 3TfrT^- 
 
 fT, ^rftoT, fftoT. 
 
 3 aT5'<T^?5?^, .tc. aTcjfffyr^r, srfHftffcTrT, 3T^?5, SfffT?^. 
 
 4 ii+rtr*l, ^rS^m, <pf?;f *iKr',rii, &c. 
 Ceossing, «. V. V. 1. — act. VirScTT 5=r^«. 
 
 2— ac<. aftrJS'^ n. ^r|<ui n. &c. aftjjf Stiff/. STfj^iT «. 
 
 2~act, 3TS'<T5Jijf «. &c. aT^nT'O' w. sffH^^r m. 
 
 i—act. «^'jf «. ^Ts'if «'. &c. «*un / ^ojq?/. 
 Ceosslt, a(/y. v. A. 3. ^PSTOTR, f?R^?TaiH. 
 Ceossness, n. V. A. 1. arrSWTT m. &c. 
 
 2 arrs^TMr m. srf^r^qiiT m. &e. yif?f+?^ «."'^"Tfr?q' «. 
 
 3 ?^9roJqaTT w». ^^qiiTT m. &c. ^Sffts/. +Xil»T<^/. 
 
 4 3Hli'lld4U|| m. 3HI4^ML|U(|7». 
 Ceosswise, 0(fy. athwart. 3H|icj| a. (fee?. aTTJ. 
 Ceotch, n. furcation. ^oJ$ or 5^$ «. ?rfn «. ^^^/. 
 
 2 furcated stick, Sfc. See CEoxcnET. [xf^ n. 
 Ceotchet, ri. furcated stick, S;c. %3 h. 5^$ n. '^'%f. \- 
 
 2 — in printing, ifsi n. 
 
 3 conceit, v. Fanct. ?5^/. rHTT m. 
 Ceotchett, a. v. Fahciful. ?5^, ?5^{liK. 
 Ceoion oil, n. OlMKH f^^TPT ^ m. 
 
 2b Ceouch, i\ n. lie low and close. ^?l^, 75I^"jf, SpJIT m. ^J- 
 'TJr-HR^, 5^-55ppr-^ '■-TC57-&c5r?fCTt-'jTH^, Hit/. JTT- 
 
 2 crinje, v. To Fawn. qprf-^FTt Tnrf-^pfr "TT'fi'-&c. T- 
 Ceocp, ( of animals ) v. Eniip. f^^ixr m. fqar n. %f: n. 
 
 2 ^^ ^ frn 3Tr|. 
 
 Ceow, n. jpK^r OT. ^KT^ m. ^[\^^ m. Some species are ?!- 
 
 Carriou e. f\^K^^^^ m. S^q-qjT^ m. 
 
 2G 
 
 
 CEO 
 
 Oft'erings ( rice, &c. thrown out ) to crows. 4.|-t,x|f% 
 /J^p. ^^5T55 & ^-w^^f. aTPTRt/. 
 
 2 ( of iron ). ?f5I?5 wi. arTT m. n. 
 
 3 ( of the cock ). aTTRoft/. aTR^/. ^r^tjft or %^M\ f. 
 f^/. qt'FJft/. sifn/ W^/. 
 
 Second c. ( in the morning ). ^^ I ■lift/. — Third e. 
 
 ffT^rroift/. 
 
 To Crow, r. w. — the cock. 'flrT^'iif, 3TR^, ^t^ot or qE-^ptJr ^ 
 3TRq'oft/.-&c. Jp^, 5lfJT/-?Tr^/. ^.— the second time 
 J^TR'Jf. — the third time fd^Kof. 
 2 fig. exults V. To TniUiiPU. J% wi.j^Z. v^nr^iTf, ftfXfpl. 
 
 Ceow-bae, «:. ^fSf^ TO. rfr^TT m. n. ^SEot ». 
 
 Ceows-feet, n. '■^MliHoft St^^lT^r^t 5^ tT^-^TT/ i^Z--gT^- 
 
 ??TT/.i??. 75?fmfTT. 
 Ceovvd, «. multitude assembled, concourse, throng, press. %- 
 T m. ^4KI m. *T^ or 'tfR ?«. /. <|*4<J|5T m. T^Z^ m. Tl "'• 
 iR in. or nj »«.. njT m. ^rf^JTT m. ^^^-Tj\-m\^-&c. ^- 
 g^TT OT. TSinra" ■'". 35T or JgT »«. ^^iq^r m. ^%^ n. 
 In crowds. VRT% '-'TR, niT% If, &c.?iq^:, q^^ orJrt. 
 To open out — a c. TFRiif. 
 To reduce or thin a c."^?rrf^of. 
 N. B. The words under Ceowdedness are used idio- 
 matically to express a throng, as ^oETrT ?JN)f'^ ^\^ 
 ^T^ girfr ffrft- 
 
 2 promiscuous mass, T. Jdiiele. ^^^SS/. ifffeTSS m. ^^,- 
 ^\Z m. (T^ppTT m. [mpl. 
 
 3 the common people, the vuljar, v. People, rr^^faff;^ 
 To Crowd, v. a. Jill to excess, Jill hy pressing together. 'T^^ 
 
 n^f /.-&c. JRijf tt'(V/« 3Tf?T 0/ 0. 
 
 2 ^jress confusedly together. %?^ot, ^^T^, 7r^/.-?Rcrv 
 
 /.-5;r5oft/.-%'n%r/.-&e. wf-^?^ y- 0/0. 
 
 3 incommode hy press iny on. ^jttf.-&c. ^T^,'3T5^iTf^'Jf. 
 To Crowd, v. n. ^m., W^^ f^I^: ^ /■■ ^\-i^f\^\-'.^(\ f W.- 
 
 ^, q-aT5r?:nt, S^ot, ?5t?ijt, %HoT, %^ '». ^fot'ff y. o/"*. %^w.- 
 %^r%T/.-=EPTKT'».-%7I%^ /.-%?5/.-4^l^"i or7f[f^-^f.. 
 f^^/.-&e. ^^f or st'iir g. of s. Mi,'^^t[^ f.-V^ f.-tz[- 
 TZf-SiC. JpW, fMl^ n. ^TT^iir or toith g. of s. q^iJf. 
 Ceowded, ;j.v.V.N.qTiT^,qTJT,qiq^, Wf c7, ^^fft^'f', aT?r=F?rr<!T. 
 To be c. a^S^tridf, ?l?:i?f, n^T^^T f^^uf, MnRw ot. 
 
 Ceowdedness, «. t. P. n^/ ^T^f. 3T?^nT/ ^^^TT/. ^fts 
 / n^rra or Pt^rS ?». f^F^^/ %'n%<T/.'T^/ ^^ or q?^ 
 
 /. frs^'r^f f^^'Vs or Mtfwi^ or f^f3^rf*r^/. ?r^ 
 
 /. ^\m\f. %zf. ^ m. f^f%f^R w>. fSfCn^ or ^^/. 
 i??: or 5tTiz m. Z^f. %^/. %qTTr ««. ^/. %5rj /. ^TIT 
 or vnm m. ^ or 5 m. ^^rfnr w(. 
 CeowN, «. diadem.^ v. Ceest. g-^ />o/j. W\z m. f^t^Z m. n. 
 ^MH+d «». 
 
 Assuming the c. f^ft^tji Jtit n. 
 Gem or jewel of a c. H^JTfoim. 
 2 ( of the head, of a mountain, &c. ). ^]^\ m. Z\^f.
 
 CRT! 
 
 202 
 
 CRU 
 
 C. of the human ht-aj. ^t? n. ^rTTJ n. 
 Lock of hair on the p. Htfe nr HT?fr m. 
 
 3 comphliun, ffc. M?/. bM?/ w4?^poi^. w4i; «. 
 
 4 ( of a hat, &e. ) JTT'<TT wi. 
 
 5 — the coin. 3Ttt^ T^^^t^'TT F+Mdt^ X'^^ <T^ JTPJf arff . 
 G See GoYEn^MENT. 
 To CkOwX, r. a. invest irilh the c. ^nz m.-&.c. ^T^M, ^^^- 
 
 J^TR »»■ Jp^, <T7ii'<:TH «. ^^^ [■i,(\i\-&c. JfiTW. 
 i; ( with success ). :^'4??T ;;o;). ?rr'4^ «.-W^?T w.-f^- 
 f5 /.-hMs /.-&c. qrror.'/. ofo. 
 Ckow.ved,;). v.V.l. ^^i^, fpfr^'^lft, 1%ft^, F+-'0'iMlrfl, 
 
 To be e. with success, w4w^ 2^'^!'- '^f'4^ n.-tiifir-H 
 W.-&C. ^y. o/s.^rt?^ ^. [Tf^'^ n- 
 
 Cr.owyiXG, CoEO.ViTiox, n.\. V.l. trjTf*T%^»».5^^^a'^^)R »»• 
 
 Cbucial, a. J^rr^T 31I+.KNT. 
 
 2 «ef«Y, iri/inff. fsT^T^T^TT, f^^T^TNT^, Sf^T. 
 
 CErciDLE, n.meUingpot. Hfr/.3Tr^%^/. FTST^TNTf^'^/.J^w. 
 Dipping rod of a c. fqwr/. ^rf^j^r/. 
 
 CiivciFis, n. *«H<V. fe'?rr5frfr[%/. 
 
 Ckucifixios, n. v. V. ^fTT«IT ^iJi ». 
 
 CKtrcirOBii, a. ■*«|--.-m 3H1+;r|'-ji. 
 
 To Ceucift, r. a. JHWT ^5rs^nr-?at_ 
 2 fig. See To Moetift. 
 
 Ckude, a. v. Eaw. :f^, -JTIH, STftp, -^I^^T. 
 
 2 undigested. aTTT, ^^, f^J^q', 3T^af. 
 
 3 not matured, ^c. ^^, 3T<Tgi, 3Tq^. 
 
 Crudity, Ghudexess, n. v. A. 1. sfv^tTttrr m.'\,-^\i f.'W^.^ n. 
 2 ^TiJIT m. JV^-^ftt/. 
 
 1. a c— in medicine. 3Tm'".2'o;5.^ET/.:jrPTr?T?re.!Ffq?'<Tn. 
 C'ErEL, a pitiless, merciless, savage, harlarous, brutal, inhu- 
 man, f^^, ^, 3TT, fH^T, STTftR', ^^Jf^, 5:?r%^T, 
 
 ^^qr, mTS=I^, ^ifT, ^F^, T^^, f^^, ^fti^ ;)o;;. ^F^- 
 <JT, *-i I '■-■{, ?J?ft, ?^R^, '^TPT^, f|HT^, f^TT^, f^^, '^TTg^, 
 ?T?Ttft, ??^^ft, TTJTtT-W, 3TfT«:Tm,"Hg55rf^'-m Some 
 terms for a cruel, savage, hard-hearted person arc. 
 
 ^^tsT^, q^, ^^\'^ 3HciriH, ^TRTH. 
 Cruelly, o^fv. v. A. f^'i--i'-HJiM\ ^^H, i^wvAn, 4il44^%. 
 Cruelty, n. v. A. f^i^^^ m. f^^^Ttrrr »i. "f^y^f. frid'Mri T 
 
 /. f^^^^/. f^-m^] J. TTftS^y^^TT ?». 'qTi:^^^^ m. 
 
 I. cruel deed. ^-^'T «• 
 Cruet, n. hottlefor vinegar. f%5;^T^/. 
 Crcet-staxd, m. ^5 m. 
 
 Ceuise, n. See Cup. 2 v. V. ^ PpTot n. ^m^T^fcrw. 
 To Cruise, p. n. «a(7 alout. ??ff fTST'Jt, ^'Tjfrr r4)<u'r, ^'t? 
 
 T^?^ n. ^RiJr. 
 CiiUlsEH, re. ?T^r 'lrH.^H '-OTirqT ^ft?n ^ 3rrv% ^^T^'TT T?!*!- 
 
 <lt^ T?^ ^R'njT ^ftm ^?f^ fH><>^K 1=^^ «. 
 
 Crumb, «. — as opposed to crust. »R wj.rftr m. njl m. nn^ w». 
 
 2 ( of bread, &c. ) Ji7. 7^^ m. f^mK «. f^H#r m. 
 
 CTumhB,bils. fragments. ^¥'*^i\ or^ff^T w.=^7«.=5rnH». 
 
 To Crumrle, v. a. Ircak into small pieces. ^ . ^■^,i \j\ or tj- 
 
 ^T-JT^, ^TW, •^^i^\^ "^ m.-^TT wJ.-^^jjf m.-H^RT m.-&c. 
 
 ^>^ g. of 0. 
 
 To c. by squeezing in the hand. ^^(^^lit. 
 To Ceumule, v. n. ^r^, ^rST m.-&c. ^ g. of s. f^m, 
 
 2 down; fall to pieces — a wall of sand. &c. ^"jf, ^7'it. 
 Ceumblisg, Ceumbly, a. soft, friable, S{c. ^j^npffH, ^H- 
 
 fq^T or SJTt", f^;55I. 
 CEuiir-BACKED. See Crook-backed. 
 Crumpet, w. HT^tNT <T^ ^t^R 3=n^. 
 To Crumple, «. a. rumple, S(c. ^riJT, ^T^, +-+iH4u1 or ^- 
 
 ^Hiiui, jtrsnt or ^%^\^^\.^ -j^'i-'.'ji, -^','i*ui, M^iOi, ^r- 
 
 55;at, 'J'^'2'^, ^'KIHI^.r WJ. ^F'^, n/'-^ or 5fT /. ^R<Jf- 
 
 Ceumpleb,//. & o. Y. V. ^^r^r, f^H?^^, ^V/ih'i^i %- 
 HOT, &c. 
 I. — ^a horn. ' JiTT, 'Tsrr. 
 
 Of which the horns are c. — a beast. ■JJIT, 
 A cow with c. horns. 'H^TT'T/. 
 Crunk, Crunklino, n. V. V. W^^^f. (intens. W'^WI^ ni. 
 
 Jp--(i*-^/. ^^+^l'i' or f^^^=^T^ «.). 
 To CErNK, To Crunkle, v. n. cry— the crane. ep^^=q^ 
 
 or Ffv^Fh^ui, intens. +-^N'it. 
 Ceuppee, ji. sift/. 5iT=qt/. 
 
 Boss ( of silk, silver, &c. ) on a c. if^ m. 
 2 ci-OK/7, V. EuMP. f^^ m. =qT^ m. 
 Ceukal, a. belonging to the leg. M1<4MI, TTT^'t'^t, ^ff^^. 
 Crusade, «. q^^jr^JT^T^ HH^HT^'-il+.im^H "q'^^^t^t fsr- 
 
 Ceuse, «. cJ^ '^ OT. 
 Ceuset, «. See Crucible. 
 
 To Crush, i'. a. break or bruise by squeezing or pressing. 
 %^, "f^, '^^^j^'^'Jf, ^'^Tot, ^?f^F?^, ^^jri.^rCTJf g.ojo. 
 
 2 mash, jam, tj'c. iy squeezing, v. To Squeeze, f^f^'if, 
 f=n71^, Ri^iJi, ^^dui, ^'Kui, ^^, -My.ui, TJ^, %^- 
 ?T OT.-^^^^ '"•"^ 771.-&C. q>TiJr y. f/ 0. 
 
 3 overichelm, S[c. v. To Subdue, -^i h1 M ? I J^-^^-'-l I -i I +f?T 
 
 ^^7T-7te «. "TTW y.o/o. f^/. ^TTwr y.o/o. g^?T fj^s^'^r. 
 Crushed,;;, v. V. l.%^?5r,':MWrlT, %^?raT, &c. 
 
 2 f5r^5%^, =^?;ot, &c. ?jiiit, f^^^. 
 
 3 ^lft^tr5T%?^?n", r?l'^.'^"l?5T, &C. [^^TJft/. 
 Ceusdiso, ra. V. A". 1. — act. %^iJr n. %'f'if n.&c. S^oft/. ^- 
 
 2 — act. [MAii\n.-^i\)M «.-^i|du| w. &c. CTH^ to. tTH^ n. 
 Crust, n. external coat, case, incrustation, ^'c. +,=('H «. "t.-j'^l 
 /. ^ n. rRT »». 
 
 C. of dirt. f%^nr «. ^ft? n. 
 2 ( over a sore, &c. ). ^^S or S n. ^FH' <?('«. ^T=?t /. 
 m^ n. ^^5 /.
 
 CRT 
 
 3— as peelinc]; off, v. Peeling. "Tt^ST »>• TRTIT or ^ m. 
 M M IJl or TRT^IT »». TI^:?! »». =?n;^ «•. "^W.^ '"• ^F3^ «»• 
 
 4 outer hard j)art,—oi br(-a(l.?T5I^ni.5)f^<rfl ^P^oiTFTm. 
 C. of the earth. ^^51^ ^nT^TTn m. 
 
 5 ;)iV(-e o/ irfai/. ^ /. m. +K+I »'• f^fl^R »«. "H<i*i<. 
 
 J'y Chust, v. n. gather into a hard covering. ^5J «.-^<??ir 
 
 OT.-&C. tr^. 
 Ckustaceous, o. +'^-=<NI, ^^ft^, W.'H^hm. 
 Ceustilt, adv. v. A. 2. ^^PJ-qr-TiqTJTT^, f^TTHSTtrn^. 
 Cia-sTi>T.ss. M. V. A. 2. ?^-gT3qaiT m. ^rePW'Jir «». 
 Ckusty. rt, ^ii^|--^l, +=i^^r. 
 
 2 crabbed, v. Ce03». ^^T^F^, ^JTrt, ^PH. 
 Ceutch, n. ^r:^f[f. TPra^FT^ /• "rf'TpfrST m. "TtnsrfSni «• 
 To Ckt, !'. «. speak loudly, rehrmmtli/, t\c; v. To Bawl. 
 
 JTF^ifT^ ^Tc^, afTTSof, 3?K^ ^nt^qq^ot^'TqjRTm.^FW. 
 
 2 unto, to; call vpon inprai/er, ij'c. qi^JT ?re.-tTROT «• "P- 
 
 8 icff/). ?:5W, ?:^ or Tt n. ir^t m. con. T /.-T^ n.-^^?ft/.- 
 ^TcPft^ n.-?^ or ij^ «.-ctc. ^F^:^, 5^3^ /• ^^^i 5^" 
 HtM, 515; m. pi. J^ST. — out, aloud ; v. To Bawl. 3TT3^ 
 or ^TCSot, 3Tq;tfM, 3TT^rrf w.-3TT#^T m.-3TT^TH M.-&C. 
 epTjf — witli plcutiful tears. S^So!r-S2:Solf-S^^5;-3o!;T5!t- 
 
 ungovernably, unceasingly, &c. ^JW'i.wMt^fj «f/c.TsST, "^f^ 
 VI. f. im, ^q^of, %c(^, %^a^, ^'T^TT^ ^/ FIRoii, 75- 
 
 tr^rr^rr ?T|y»i.-?fTfr''i- ^i'^ 3nTtfTm.-3T^'4w.-^»».-&c. 
 
 JpT'if, t5/.-?in- ^-HT3^-?5lir3f. — aobbingly, &c. ^H^ui, 
 ^?if, ^5% «?3C?T or ^TfH-3rKT?r %^^ or ^TTf ^T-^rrfs ins^- 
 
 4 — esp. of children; agreeing with ichine, ichimper, 
 tcaui.pipe, snivel, Sfc. ^qvat,%^?Tjf, ^^Sfiir, ^r^, ^- 
 ^rpnJt, i^^^, T^, ^T^ or ?^»i. <pr5^-^,5-5TT^t 7^. 
 ^^i-r^i f'h'. ^Rijf, ^^F5"Jf, f^'^Sr, fWM, ^fT^^or^ 
 R^^tJT, ^T?r^^W, ^^TfTT f.-&c. ^TaT-?=!T^iJf, f^J.r+iui, 
 
 ft^'rr^oT, fHuirM'Ji'jrj fr^q^cjf, ^'^/. 'iFt, Frrfr or ?Tfr 
 
 -5 — an animal, gener. 3TRf'jf or W^, "I^H^, ^t^iif, 
 5[1S^OT. ^^^TUT. — a bird. aTTT^TJI. — tlie elephant. f+^ciiJl or 
 f%^FT^ot, r-+;j'+,Ji, T^frRiif, r+J,|diTf, f%^^/-.tc. "PtT^.- 
 the crane. f^^fipEftjf or qjxjqj^, Jifrm. <#i5iTf-qCTr. — 
 the bandikote. ^RW, iMIuin. ^F^. 
 6 out upon; on; against. ^rt^TH ^t=Tr!;"Jf, ^M/- <i'|+ui- 
 »1KiJi, 5T<7?«. 5B^-&c. all with g. of o. ^iqr^ ^| + |i|?».- 
 y + Kl'^-M^I Hlilm.-ic. W^J.ofo. 
 To Cut, f. «. Sec To PEOCi.Ai>r. 2 up; Zr?!/!^/, v. To Pkaise. 
 qrs<m<?«.-5j^/..5t^Tt^/.-?fTft'P/-'4P^/-!TfHw/-&e. 
 ?TFI'Jf y. o/ 0. 
 3 down: v. To DErBECiATE. < iu| ' -| U| r»i.- -jU| icj^fD /.-^Tjft- 
 
 ^r/.- ?rfR5ft/.-3Tsrf?Tm/.->-^c. ^^-^tfrnrr. 
 
 Cet, Cbyi^g, n. T. Y. ^'. I.— act. 3lR10(n--&c. 31^5 or 
 
 203 CTTD 
 
 *fi^/ ?,^PTTm. 5^rrrw(. arJrsfr/. 
 
 2 trtciTwi. '^r^'Jrn. ^^/. 
 
 3 TTotw. ?:/. ^/. X^n. ^r^/. ^rt^ftijn. r^ or r[z^n. 
 —aloud, &e. 3iTT5^«. STT^ or 31R5/. 3}r^w». 3T?:5T- 
 :^1TS/. 3TT^f?TOT. 3Tr?>^?n. 3TT^55?i. 
 
 Given to crying. 75^, ?:^-:tt. 
 A long or continued c. TZj. 
 To seem ready to cry. ^^F^H ^, rS*Tt ^rof. 
 5 3fR5«l'». 3TtT50fr/. ^in/. ^is^»».— of a bird. •■3TH^- 
 oft/. <HKc|uin. — of the elephant. I%^5ft or fkwiV^^ f- 
 '^ Hr^.K OT. — of the crane, ^^w. — of 1 he bandikote. n- 
 ^JiiTn. — of the hare, equirrcl, etc. ^/. 
 Cetinq, o. — sin, abuse, &c. JTlsr, TTTT, ^»tT. 
 Cetpt, n. \'^'f,\W'^^ J'TTTn. 
 Cetptic, Cbtptical, a. v. Occult, "p, nsT<T. 
 Ceystal, w ^'Trf^wt. ^tpT^Frt. ^r^irftiTOT. 1^^«. ^Trft^- 
 
 a.JTTw. ?f^=n"aJTTm. 
 Ceystal, Crystalline, a. t'f>P.*i-=(i, Wp-f-H^', ^'PTT?^, 
 
 To Cbystalize, v.n. JFTS^TT/. i'^.-T^S w./iZ. sRot-^'my. o/.?. 
 To Cexstalize, I'.rt. WA'mxf- pl.-W^m. pi. ^R^f y. of o. 
 Cub, M. fq^JM. cnT»i. ^^^^^"»-— of a tiger or lion, q?T'«. 
 Cube, n. — in geometry, q^w. 
 Cubical contents. iiH4>V>«. 
 
 2 — in arithmetic, sprwj. 
 
 Square of c. ^^^^m. jpfq^ws. 
 Ccbe-eoot, «. q^^^«. ^^T7n. H^H. q^». 
 Cbeebs, n. :F5fT5ifq?fr/ giiq-iffmH. 
 Cubic, Cubical, a. ^Ff. 
 
 Cubit, «. measure from the elbow to the tip of the middle 
 finger. ^I7T?». ^W?n. ^FT^ift/ 
 
 2— to the tip of the little linger. STTp^w. 
 
 3 — to the hand clenched. ^^J^m. ^m. 
 Cuckold, n. husband of an adulteress. fsHra<M l q + 1 -H l 'JIHR"^. 
 
 S^ OT. •^iRufl'^rd wt. ^^T^rnf?T m. 
 Cuckoo, «.— the Indian. Jprf^;^ wt. ( ^r!%i^/- fln<^, pop. 
 
 ^l+'tSE or ^T^fts:/. ) ^FRTT »»• fW i'o;). "ft^ m. xU€\f- 
 Cry of the c. ^ n ftT|" «. 
 CucuMEEE, n. +|+il/. f^TT M.rr?T?r^«.Some of the com- 
 mon species are ?,<+l+it, 5rr?WlW, 3^f, TT^^T^t^l- 
 
 ^ft, yidMrit +1+41. 
 CucuEBiTE. w.--the chemical apparatus. 5H^<T^ «■ 
 Cud, n. ^'4 ?«• ^'«T ot. 
 
 Chewing the c. ^'-tr /JOi). ^'<T »>• T^'4 «• "». TN"tT »». 
 
 To chew the c. ^'4"^ or ^4^ or rR4"Jf, fr4 m.-rtT- 
 
 4 w. JRTJ)'. 
 
 2 ( of tobacco, Sea. ) m^?!f. 
 To Cuddle, v. n. lie close. rTq^-f^T^-^JM-ctc. fr^Tiir, 
 
 f ^ f?R^. ~ " [ OT. 
 
 To Cuddle, v. a. WT?il4^7I-^5I5iq;c^-TCr?T^5-<S;c. f^^- 
 CUDGEL, n. ^TrT or ^l^T m. dim, ^pM n. im'IT or flTI^ 
 
 ' EICTTT ?n. (/»«. ^t"!^ or 5T'JI% 
 
 5FIT 
 
 ^rs or ij, m-
 
 CVL 
 
 204 
 
 CUP 
 
 ?U<t,l m. dim. yt^ or ^tl^ or 5t^ »i. T^'FT or ?lf^ «•• 
 
 ?55 ff». ?,Pl>ii m. P.i\f.\ t/i. i'Hui ;i. «rnn"<. 
 
 C'outtict with cuilfifla. STgPI^/ 
 
 Cudgel-coaxing. «ijMI'^<J«l n. ^il^Ml'^sm h. 
 
 Cudgel-plaviiif,'. ?iK*lM'l/. JT^T'^/. ^ITT^HT/ 
 Ty CuDOKL, r. a. «iilt|u|, ^J^ or ^^Tj^T, ^ftTrrdt, Hiumul, 
 <I«I*l«l'Ji, ^"if, ^<T^, ^iH"!, 5frj/-9IT?ft/- •FIJ- 
 ojy. o/o. 
 
 Given to cudgeling. <j^+vl. 
 
 CcK, n. T. TiiL. itfr «. 51^5 n. ?rtn=5 «. 
 
 2 hint, ^c. q-mi/. rf^fT n. 
 
 To give oi.c his c. ^TT »". HTUT-^'ir-^ra^. 
 
 3 humour, tmper. ffw/. H^ w. f^rT ;i. 
 
 To be in the c. for. ^qr m. pi. JTrTof or ^ipif ^. of 0. 
 CcFT, fi. Woic Kith thefiit, V. Blow, n?^ m. 9^/. 5%TfT- 
 
 2 ( 111" a sleeve ). H^oft /. 
 To CiKF, r. o. V. To Bkat. trPTT^ or y»)'+,|ciui, JT?^m.- 
 
 CUI BOSO? f%*w. 
 
 CuinASs, fl. T. Armoch. 3t^tw n. :j ^i_<-■^HT T n. Tts^T? «. 
 Cuisn, n. T. Armocr. dKi-tji ^liun >«. 3?^n^pjj- n. 
 CULIX.^BT, a. relating to cooking, Sfc. ^^W-V^l., ^\-h^'i'^ '4\ 
 
 To Cull, v. a. v. To Choose. fT«r?OT, sR^f, li Ma f. 
 CuLLT. See GcLL. 
 Culm, n. v. Stalk, hi? w. 
 
 To CCLMIXATE, V. n. he vertical. W^f^^- i \ *M \ m -&c. irof. 
 To attain its acme or culminating point. ^Z^ m. 
 
 ^ g. o/s. 
 CcLMiSATioN, n. ' i \ ^M ] m Jfof. n. 
 
 2 culminating point; highest point. !J?K^ m. TU^TOT/. 
 CcLPABLE, Culpability. See Blamable, &c. 
 COLPBIT, n. afTTTTtfr, ^T^^IT^, 'pl^l'', ^fm^ n. i \ n \ *-m,^ n. 
 Cultivable, a. v.Y.l. rrqpTPtmT /. l 'Nj' I 'H ^.TTWrqT^fPTT.&c. 
 To Cultivate, v. a. till. Tvm>i Hi'Hu'l |nruT, ^ /.-riaftift 
 /-T^rn^/.-^rf^/.-^P^ „.-i •. ij^dt y. ofo. ft^ftf-TT«f^- j 
 
 2 rawe ^y tillage. #K m. JpTlff 7. ofo. ej^t^ /.-rt^pJpF /. 
 
 jRur^r. ofo. *\-A^\'(\'\-&c. fr^fnrJi-^??^ ^Rur. 
 
 :}_( the faculties, a taste, &c. ). ST-:-mrf/.-!pHTt/.-&c. ^- | 
 
 Cultivated, ;;. v. V. 1. VN^.^^i, &c. ^^, f^-^TT, TT^TJT- 
 
 CuLTivATioy, CcLTUKE, «. V. V. 1. and Aoeicflture. t\- 
 sm n. &c. ?pft /. id+IH n. ^f^ /. ^^^^^ n. X^n^ /. 
 TR^/. ?5TirJft /. ;^Fj^/. f^f.m^ n.^ypj; or <n^?;/. 
 That i.t under c. not fallow. cJT^, ^TfTBt. 
 
 2 fPF «F^ n. &c. 
 
 3 +.Hi«(ui n. sfrnf /. JT^mR y. 
 
 Cultivator, n. v. Aobiculturist. ?T?Rrft, ^irr^^csTr, ^pJTift, 
 
 fBff, ^%, ?rftrK, ?j^5r^, g^ ^Mufi , t^ ^ ^ 4\4 \. 
 
 Actual c. of a farm. :p^^ m. 
 
 Non-resident c. 34l«l^+<1, %^. 
 CuLVEB. See Pigeon. 
 To Cumber. Soo To J]ncumbee. 
 Cumbersome, Cumbhous, a. burdensome, emlarrassing, un- 
 
 CUMBERSOMENESS, CUMBBOUSNESS, 71. V. A. SnTJ^TW". 
 
 3<«)t)iWUIl'«. &c. |c(i^r<MH. I^^T?^. n. ^^Tcll^dl/. 
 COMLV-SEED, n. <j(\i'h pop. fjfT«. ^fOTT/. 3T^I^/. 
 
 Single seed of c. I^JT^n. 
 To Cumulate, Cumulation. See To Accumulate, &c. 
 Cumulative, a. ^HH-dH?T >t?r'^, ^f=sf?5?5T. 
 Cuneiform, a. <n^rft^q-T 'M\-^A>]^J. 
 
 CuNNiNO, a knowing, v Skilful. ^TT^ott, ^JT, ^i!T^, f^^fK- 
 ?ft, r^+HWl, ■jIIUMI. 
 
 2 wrought with skill. ^H^ii^l, ^^Tprq^TT, r^t^H^fy^, Ac. 
 
 3 i?7y, svhtlc, craft;/, wili/.^ ar/fiil.-- i>vth(iji_ ^SfTIT, ^%- 
 
 +*1rf1, f|^»rPT, 'i'5, "TIT, HH-l-^liM,, ^P^TTrft or ^, -+=)ISd- 
 
 4— acts, &c. ^r='4l^|o'MNI, ^H'iNI, ^liMI, JT^'^^T^, 
 
 Cunning, n. art., v. Skill. ?[T^iumui n. ==rgnf / J^^/^?- 
 
 2 artfulness, craftiness, craft, subtleness.^ tviliness, ^c. 
 
 ^^7:n. '•wm^Um. :FrN'=5T «. ^^TT^iT". '^^■n. ^TTSSTn. ^TSrTT 
 / (Jt^n. 'JrfrTT/. 
 Cunningly, Wu. t. A. 3 and Aeteully. +io4||^", qpTo'TRT- 
 
 CuKNiNG-MAN, 7?.o?ie icho tells fortunes,discove s lost goods, 
 
 S)C. vm"ur?rr, "tt^wt, s^h»jm, r^. 
 Cunning-woman, >j. ^^^^ or ^^raflTJT/. 
 Cup, m. 'ii<t\^\m. ^(jt[f. t-mr^i or ^Tot. TPJln. ^hf or ^TTfTOT. 
 To have one's c. full ( of joy, desire, <SLe. ) Fnrst/--^- 
 
 2 ( of a flower, &c. ) JIT^t/. 'ff5«. 
 
 3 See Cupping-glass. 4 cups. See CAEOiSAL. 
 
 To Cup, v. a. H^/.-^T«ft/-fR».-&c. FJTW^-^FT^ or 551^5 
 
 2 — by scarification. "FWnrr/. ^?. TTT^-ST^'^-'TTc^^. 
 Cup-BEAEEB, n. I'Mlrl'Mi'iH., uTf^HT^TT. 
 CuP-BOAED, w. H>ida!; or iftiHicA or ffSrTTT w. |i7Fr/. ^rsrff/. 
 
 ^^^M. -M~KHI<I»J. 
 CuPiD, n. JFTHot. Jpm'^??i. StK^ot. ^t^Tot. 
 CuPiDiNOus, Cupidity. See Covetous, Covetoussess. 
 Cupola, n. YTT m. dim. 4 H il /. ij-iFJ^Jw. ^oW». %rr«. 
 CuppEE, w. Cupping, p. a. v. V. 1. ?jir^ PJl^iTTTT. 
 Cupping, «. v. V.l. g^ ?yT^ar«. h^ TT^n. &c. ^ 
 
 Blisters raised by c. TiTT/. p/. 
 [ Incisions previously to e. ipiyui(i/ ;)7. v. HIT, 7T^. 
 
 I Cupping glass, n. cupping instrument. T^ or Tf^n. ^^f.
 
 CUE 
 
 205 
 
 CFR 
 
 ^kV^ or ^^^n. fSitT/i. 
 CuPBEOUS. See Coppery. 
 Cue, re. tvortJdess dog. ^xkn- 
 
 2 fig. a snarling fellow. +^^'iHR'«. 
 CUEABLE, a. T. V. 1. 2. <J|+JuiiT-f>€jr ^ITOjfT, OTFT?rT«T, 
 
 wt^, P?t1%?htM^, f?i1%??n^n, W%t?f:ft^, f^ri^f^'T, 
 CcEATE, n. ^r^^ ^??r^w?. 
 
 CuEATivE, a. V. Y. 1. 2. '^ ^TTT ^FTWRT, <l'iPt=(i<^-'S:e. 
 CuEATOE. See Keepee^ Guaedian. 
 CuEB, «. ( of a bridle), ^f- W:^/- 
 
 2 fig. cJieck, control, v. Eesteafnt. 3TR?;»». 3TT^TnT»-^- 
 m. 3TT3rw«. sitT^n. 3Hli+.l<fl/. arirroft/. 
 
 3 ( round a well, ) ^tI\ or mjtff- 
 
 To CuEB, V. a. check, v. To Eesteain. aHH^uj, ^i«|ui, f^^- 
 jfj- qT^-'^iTf,^RtfT-3TIa'Tm-3TTco'n«(t'^'Tf?t-&c.'^<jf-^r^iit. 
 Cueb-chain, re. ^<'hi\f- 
 
 CUEB-STONE, n. ^i\M\'\'\i »». ? "TT^SiTn OT. ["SIRt^Jrt. 
 
 Cbeeing, n. T. v.— ac<. 3TR^ n. &e. 3TT^ m. 3HH<ui «. 
 CuEBT, M. rfri'eti stalks of holcus sorghtiin. ^TgxfT w. 
 
 Chewed and trampled c. stalks. ^iTT m. 
 CcED, CuHDs, re. coagulated part of milk. ^ n. ^ffcT re. 
 C. conglobated by churning. JT5T or rrgT »». 
 Xodule of c. ^Jifft or ^^TTEft^F^/- fl^^ or fs^ n. 
 ft^5^/.ft#5st/. 
 
 Eivers of c. and whey. sftr^rTT/- pi- 
 Vessel to hold c. and whey. <i^^41 or ^f[ or ^Tt[ 
 f. ?f^f5 n. 
 To Cued, To Cuedle, v. n. ^^m^, "TtCTf, f^T^, nz ^, ^- 
 
 ff «. ft^y. o/s. 
 To Cdexile, v. a. ^jth^, f^n^rpjf, ^Z ^T^. 
 Cure, CrniN'o, n. v. V. 1. — act. iRT spriJin. arrft^ d^ifre.&c. 
 fr'w1-tHn.jt'iPi<yq-«.?l'lfi|4|Hm.fRl%gTT0T«.&c. — state 
 r^^l'flMuii ?re. •Tl'mthdr/. (tn^fe/. 
 2 iTTRTTTjf «. &c. ^^TTOi re. &c. See the Verb. g^TPT «. 
 I. remedy, restorative. 4^\M m. 
 To Cube, v. a. heal. — a patient. 5iTT-f5r?rrt-'^f'7?^-^r<T-f^- 
 ?mq--^Tf?Tfm-ri'IHTh-&c. 5F^, 3TTtF5T w.-?TftW"?f^/.^. 
 
 2 remove, heal — a disease. SHT *<u|, ^ •+,^ ui , ^TTJ^^ctj-^ fJf- 
 ^K^T w.-tR^ m.-f^TT?R ?i.-PKm m.-Wlf^ f.-&c. ^f;T^ g. 
 of 0. T7FT m. spT^t y. o/ 0. 
 
 3 See To Eemedt. 
 
 4 preserve ivith salt, 4'c. <MKH'?f, fTT^t?r-fH<41^ K^saf^ jft- 
 5 «. qr^, ^f^ Jf^cat. 
 Cubed, ^. t. V. 1. 2. iJTT %^rCT, Ac w^,<"ni, f^frifpT, ^TOT- 
 
 To be e. ^m ^_ 
 Cueeless, a. 3THTtlT, arfJTf^tTT^ft^, TTF?^, ^^TT'T^Jfq'. 
 CcEER, re. Curative, a. v. V. 1. 2. SRT ^JTiiTm, ^ ^-ffff- 
 
 :F-&c. 
 Curiosity, Cueious5Ess, re. v. A. 1. ^TrtT^p^iTT m. ■^l4i'HH'' ir 
 
 Idle c. 3-^5r/. 
 I. a c. curious thing. ^^PTrFrf^^ ^g/^'^^^Z ?? "'• ^- 
 5:?; n. STT/. 
 Curious, a. inquisitive, pri/ing. ^Tr'T^, H^'^'ft, ^5fft^, m- 
 
 2 »!Oj;eZ, (|-e. y. Strange. f^F^WT, ^F^^RT^, '^^^JV^, 
 
 3 ivroiight loith art. JFotT^Hrj^^ +'*MMTf=ErT,+WiHr{|^I, 
 
 CuEiouSLY, adv. with nice inspection, v. A. 1. "IKl+^'ift^ 
 
 3 ^TTH^ft^, spSSTf H^. 
 CuEL, n. (of hair ). %^f^ ^^ «. ^FT5J %?Thrr ^^P?:T wj. ^^ 
 
 M. ^55/. 5STc7 or ^F^^ TO. 3^?^ m. 
 To CuKL, V. a. ( the hair ). ^^ «. qr^ijf, Tq- m. %df. 
 
 2 i^i«js<, bend over, crisp. ^To!; ^pnJf, ^^^T^ ^FTof, JTSW, 
 
 5T?T ^T'jf, <o5^u|', 5T5/. qr^ot, q^?: or ir^ m. s^. 
 Ttf CuEL, V. n. bend into ringlets. 'tj^TREot, ^T^ ^Rt. 
 
 2 rwe in a winding current.'^'~^ f.j^l.-^^^J^ f.^d. ^^p^^ 
 CuELED, p. CuRLY,a. V. V. ^f3 or ^^ pop. ^p^ or "f.^^, 
 
 JTtrr^ or JTt"qT^ or JH4(|3!., 
 Curlew, m. ^^ T^ 'fli^. 
 
 CUEMUBGEON. See MiSEB. 
 CUEEAKT, n. ^^ rj^ <?rS 3^^. 
 
 2 ^ ?5^FT ^m?ff% STT^^R^^ ^T?? 3Tr|. 
 CuEEENCY, re. V. A. 1. =5nr5/. ^SRM n. 
 
 Cessation or depreciation of c. ^\^f. "^^t^ re, 
 
 2 mRmia ?». qT5 w. sfqr^r »!. ii^ettT TO.qr^frT/. irf^rf?/ ^- 
 
 or T^HJTOT. 
 
 To bring into c. or vogue. ^fRTrf 3H|uiuJ_ 
 
 I. a c. particular coin. ?fTW w. 
 CcEBEKx, a. — as money. ^sfS^, ^Irldl. 
 Not c.%=Er?5^. 
 2 prevailing popularly, floiving. -^Jlr-iHI, =irr^, STf^J, ^rf^- 
 
 3 — as the year, month, &c. running. ^|~idl, H^^, 
 4 — a word, &c. 5;^, <},ci<ir^i. 
 CuEEENT, n.flow, course, lit. fig. v. Stream. a^R m. silts' 
 OT. fcTTT/. 3Tt?r ««. 
 2 rivulet., St'c. v. Stream. aflT m. 
 
 CUBEENTLY, adv. V. A. 2. i^^PFf^T, ^mfrf, ^nTf=^^ fTTSm. 
 CUEEICLE, «. TT^HT '^'JJ if? 3f[^. 
 CUEEICULUM, «. 3T«rT?T^JT m. f^T^nrq^iT m. 
 CCBBIEB, n. V. V. ^TTR or =5rF'^, ^^TK^, '^jf^R:, 
 Kubber of a c. ^ m. ^m m. ^Nt/.
 
 cm 
 
 206 
 
 crs 
 
 ClBRIS 
 
 sn, a. like a eur, i^c. ^^qTHTT^r, - 
 To CuBKT, r. a. dress leather. +HKui o/- <f.|HNat, 
 
 
 2 ( a horse ). ^TKT m.-t)|tf-,0/. SR^ y. 0/ 0. <HMtliJf. 
 
 3 ( favor ). 8ec To rLATiER, To Fawn. 
 
 CuKny, n. — tlio ilish. ^:f[f. But ^F^ is dilTcrent from 
 tlie 'Turrv" Europeans make. That is better rendered 
 I'v ypif[ or ■M\Hi\f- A kiud of meat curry ia m.AZ n. 
 
 CUBBV-COMB, B. ^<K| »». 
 
 C'fBRYiNO, n. T. V. I.— act. +HHui «. &c. ^hHWuR /. 
 
 To CiBSK. f. a. execrate, ^mt, ^TN m.-^rfH^R ?«. %ijf, 3T- 
 
 Olf^PR ». ^''f, ^ n. pl.^\Vn., dcAdiid j/i.-^TTT wi.^irr. 
 
 C. it ! liuru it ! blast it ! foul bcfal it ! ruin seize it ! 
 
 tec. 3T5Er, sTrft ^fTpft, 3TPT ?=IT^rft WiV/t 3T or ^, *RT5t, 
 
 5I^?f^TT%, Ht^^^, ^\'^^^^:p^^m\ J. of 0. 3TT^:mr icith 
 
 L' Sec To I'LAGUE." 
 ClliSE, «. ?rR m. SHHRq «. STfiTTTFT M.riolrtcili m.^TTT »». 
 Delivered from a c. ^TTT^Trfi, fsr^TPT, 
 Effect of a c. WPTOT m. ^T^ m. 
 To deliver or free from a 0. ^TTTT^ M.-^irmflp/. 
 
 To take effect,— a c. ?f?r m.pl. ^z^ icUh m of 0. ^- 
 f^^/. ^M icith ^ of 0. 
 2 See Plague. 
 
 CuKsEr, CcBiT,;). V. Y. ?Tm?rr, &c. ?Tfq-H, ^, arfir^TR, 
 
 ?ITfTfT, 5[irT!T?ff, ^nW'-^T. 
 
 I. erecralle, delestulle, y. Hateful. ?r?TTf , mcq-jgrf^lf- 
 
 CvHSiXG, 71. V. T.— acif. ^TT?^ M. &c. ^T^T n. 3Tf*T?TFR «. 
 'MplVil^ri^ «. JlllrfM^H ». ^ffnpF^E or-qj?IT2 o?--%?n^T- 
 
 /.Mir-4+,r^«i/. 
 
 CuE^oEiLT, o<?r. V. A. ^rrreft, :r%5p:, ^r^r^, .j Mi i jqi , ^?!- 
 
 CuKSoniXESS, «.v.A. ^TTreftqoTTm.JnirWTT w. ^M'thd ' -K'^u ilM. 
 CURSOBT, a. /(flf/^, superficial. ?ITm<t^, EflcR^, OTTTOT?!- 
 
 Cuht. See Snoni. 
 
 2o CuETAiL, V. a. cut, ahridje, sliortcn. 3TJrT-^fl'^-??T^-&c. 
 
 '^i OTT^, ^Fmf , ^Wi m. jpTiir y. 0/ 0. 
 CuBiAiL-roo, n. PiflTf ^ w. [TF^pftoft/. 
 
 CCETAIN, n. qsTT »n. W=m^^Z W. vTcrfH^T/. ^flt^/. fH- 
 
 Beliind the c. T5?lT3Trs, tTS^fTs^T T^ft^, T5qT% aTf?T. 
 
 Mosquito c. H^-'riii} -^ f. 
 
 String passing through the rings of a c. sfSHoft/. 
 
 Cur,TAis.LECTi,-p.K. n. TT^% tr^fjft 3T^m vjcnrrar ^ira^ 
 5f ?^^ !FH?rr5Tifr /. ^PT^T ;jq\3[T w. 
 
 CCETST, n. courtegy. j^ -^j^ n. 
 
 CuBVATUBE. n. V. Be>d. ^^. or W\^ n. m. Eff^iif n. ^^ n 
 
 CUBTE, «.-in geometry ic. ijSR^/. ij^irqi^f^/. q^^f^ 
 
 w. 'pT m. 
 To fuBvE. See To Be5d. 
 
 CcBVE, Curved, o. V. Cbooked. ^jrt, rr?T, ^Tip, qt^PT^TT, 
 
 To CunvET, V. n. — a horse. fe^oT, "FTJ^, ?rr^, ^F^, Z'S^. 
 CCRVET, n. V. V. feFUT n. 3fr/. Fiq^ «. 3"|R «.^ 
 CunviLiNEAR, a. consistiny of curved lines, ^i^^x^ «n?^- 
 
 Cushion, «. */)//■(■</ case /o jti^ on. qj^ /. r|?r?rj m. k^i\ f. 
 Small circular c. or pad. T'Hi\ in. [mi\ f. 
 Stuffed with cotton — a c. ^'Kdl or ^^f. 
 2— to lean against. fJTSIT^TT »». dim. frwr^ft /. rT^qr m. 
 
 Cusp, ?i. /iorn — of the moon, Ac. ?ft n. firTTW w. [ ^(-^■mj . 
 Cuspidate, Cuspidated, a. having a sharp end. 3TU|-+,xf|-m^ 
 Custard, «. ?jir^ / qr^tft or afRff^ /. 
 Custard-apple, n. the tree. ^r\nr^j n. pop. f^iFflira or f^i- 
 
 rrn^ /. H^ /. 
 
 2— the/riiiV. ^ftrTTTJ^iw;;. f^TrTP^^ n. vrffT «. g^fJT?^ «. 
 A square or division of a c. ^^r^ n. 
 Custodial, a. ?^^t^^Ht, ^^JTrFfrf^PT^fr^rr. 
 Custodian, n. v. Guardian. ^f^sTTrTTR, <K'<'J | ^k . 
 CuRTODT, n. care, 'keeping, v. Charge. «Hq|!?fr /. ^T??"ir/. 
 
 f^H?r /. f^RRTT /. 
 
 2 imprisonment^ %^ /. sj^ /. sf? »». 
 Custom, n. fashion, manner, practice, usage. ^^rr?5/. ??H7 a. 
 
 ftf?f pop. <t?f /• Wr m. T'<T or q'«T ?». f^TfrBT or f^m m. 
 
 ^STTPT »!. ^5fH pop. q'^TT/. 4R4l(i m. TT^ m. -cTTTT ?n. '41- 
 
 mirsr ?«. '^RNtr^ «. ^%r/. nt^r /. ft^M or ^wfjt 
 
 OT. HT^ ?K. ^TH wi. =r3I^W m. T^f. T^]f. TfPSff /. TTO 
 /• ^^TfT OT. JnfR m. ir'4T/- ^5^ »»• ^^it^ »»• 3ll^K J^*- 3TT- 
 xrJTiT n. sq-^^ m. =qqf /. 3T^+i<ui n. 3iHWR w. 
 
 According to c.^|?5lifH|iJi, q'«m5f^-?tif^rq--ftf?T-<S:c. 
 
 Ancient, c. f^T^TR «. I^TTR ot. f ^TOTT/. 
 
 Customs and manners, — compreh. or collect. ftrTTTT 
 /. or fcftTTfft /. pi arr^rTT ^^K m. 
 
 C and course of the high and honorable. f^iyMITw. 
 
 Family c. ^fc^T^TK >»• ■^'4'T m. 
 
 General c. ^Tlff^K^r m. qtSTf^^T m. ^H^M^^lif ?». 
 
 National or local c. ff^TT^TT m. \^\{\[r\ f. 
 
 Popular c. t^Firr'^TT »»• 
 
 Eight or good c. ^fTpsTR m. f?[rf?f!T^ ot. [fr?T /. 
 
 2 a c. a practice, an usage. B'?^^ ?«• "^IS /. ftf?f /"'/). 
 A fised and firm c. i'liisj-n'l ^ /^ 
 
 According to the c. =sfT?!ft=PTT. 
 
 3 /ifliJiV, ixont. =JrrH/ ^TTFT ot. '3T^"q're m. ?^pft/. f|1?T ;)o/:. 
 
 4 practice of dealing mih. f']-^'^f. 
 
 To have increasing c. §^H «■ trrs"^ y. ofs. 
 
 5 perquisite npon purchases. ST^Tft /. 
 G fuo; OM goods. ^q;m/. ^r-lP n. 
 
 Farmer of customs. ^+M!^R. [«-?rFTT n. 
 
 CuSTOM-BOX, C.-BOOTn, C.-STAND, &c. 11. <d+-id^^, n. ^.W 
 
 I Customhouse, «. 5Ris=ft/.
 
 CUT 
 
 207 
 
 CYG 
 
 CusTOii-OFFiCEB, ft. ui+lr^T. Some particular ojficers of the 
 
 customs are qct^^, st'ft or sf i^T, 5^, "rtliTT, qTonRT. 
 Cbstomable. See Customaky. 
 
 CUSTOMAIULT, ado. V. COMMONLT. Sf^rT^^ STT^t, Sn^^t, 
 
 CusTOMAiusEss, «. V. A. 1. ^s/. ^f^f^f. ?5>rqf^f^/. <T- 
 
 2 qft^re m. ^f^v: f. T]^ m. 
 
 1. See Fkequenct. [tisage. 
 
 CUSTOMAKT, a. that is according to custom or established 
 
 =^rp=ft^, fW^sfT, JTm'r^, ^r^, &c. rJPFflrj, Srf^^, ??r- 
 *-.:S~'M'^.r, &c. f^iTMsrri^, f?Kwm4i+, jFg-rjrnf^, &c.Trr^, 
 
 2 habitual. f^FqqTCf?r?rT, TTCt^RT, qfr^RRT or HR'^lif- 
 
 iixfr^Nr, srf^^rfr^, etc. 
 
 Customer, n. constant dealer mth. %rn^T or ^dNdl,f?f=^- 
 
 To Cut, v. a. ;pmt, +M<ui, ST^, =^T?:5t. 
 
 2 ( pay, wages ), dip.^ reduce. +|M'jf, IJR'Jf, J^TSW. 
 
 3 ^ffip, CK< oj; cfc. ifrew, ^re^, ^JRof, WZ^, 
 
 4 — as speecb, &c. lite, sling. ^M'^, ^ff^^r^ FTPM. 
 
 To c. to the quick. HH^^I^ rfMluf. 
 5 (cards ) ^,\m., ffT^iif, fRTW ?«.-?iTRroft/. WX^. 
 
 Turn to c. +,|'i<Jff/. ?TTTF w>. rRTO'ift/. 
 
 Cutting and dealing. JpRuft srRr'iff/. 
 G intersect. %^^. 
 
 7 off; away from. +,|4H +l'Jui-^% ^lldul, 3T^^^ ot.- 
 ■3^%^ ot.-TtFtT^ «.-f=T^^ «.-f%?rf?T /. ^R^r, arqiJq'^ 7J. 
 
 8 off; render ertinct. 3^%^ or ^^^ ot. ^of ( esp. in 
 comp. as f^r^-^^fp^-!^J?r^--Tf5^55r^R^),ffrrTlT 
 Jiop. fH•.^\^m.■fp^^^ m.-\f{-^^ n.-fni^ n.-^^^^ «.-&c. 
 'P^g. ofo. 
 
 9 out; shape, form. IpT^, ^^^ ^FTW-^I^'Jr, 'Sfi^^ ^PTTor, 
 
 10 sliort; JreaA off, ( a matter ). H^fTgT ™.-?T^^ m.-^Z- 
 
 ?Fr m. frrsq- or ^^r ?:f^, ^^^i^t, ^fj^ ?«. tt^, iT!-"t^ 
 
 11 up; to pieces; v. To Kill. +|dui ( an*^ ^j?Tjf 
 To be cut up ), ^TrTff /.-^^ m.-^lil+iel /.-fSrip7^ n.- 
 
 ^b Je cut up ), ^\%Z^, [^C^. 
 
 12 ( an acquaintance ) JT^^ot, 3Tg^^r"jf, JT^^S^ 
 
 13 interfere as a horse. ^^T. in. n. FSFT'Jf g. of s. 
 To Cot, v. n. — teeth or a tooth, ^iduj. 
 
 Cut, p. V. V. A. 1. ;kns?!;t, &c. ^ff^r, %^, ftf^, 37;r%^, 
 ^1^, =^Tfe=r, ^^^. 
 
 1. out; suited, V. Fit. fTT^^. 
 Cut, «. ^w m.^m m^Km. =#r:/. [item. 
 
 2 shape, make, cast, v. FoKii. ^ m. c?T5/. Krs/. ^IT^ m. 
 
 Of tiie c. of ifm^T, nrfr^. 
 
 3 i^ri^je, V. Lash, ^i-i+l »». 
 ijncture. tJPftef^=JT w. ?jnV-H<:-MlT/. 
 5 «7iori roai/. \r)=|ci-=n ^TR/.-TW m.-Ac. 
 Cut-pukse, Cut-1'Ockfx, n. :fJFf=^ =^R, 3'^^I^^qr, J^r^T, 
 
 CuT-TiinOAT, «. V. Brute, ttft-t^ ^Hitpt. 
 
 Cutaneous, o. relating to the skin. ^TTrTsT'^T, f=r%=^r, "17=^, 
 
 C. disorder, ^irm m. =€FrVfq^/. [ F^^/. 
 
 Cuticle, «. scarf-skin, v. Skin. qr^ff^qT?fcS ^FFlft/. 'IISI- 
 2 ( of plants ) qr^ft^ qpra ^r:/. 
 Q pellicle, T. Film. rTCn ot. ?T^T ot. 
 
 CuTicuLAE, a. V. N. srfffR; ^^rft^^rT-BT^^^r. 
 Cutis, «. SfrTsfe/. 3Tt?t^W^/. 
 CuTLAS, n. Y. Sword. ^TT »»■ 
 Cutler, n. ^im+j, ?^R, irf^FT'TH'T. 
 CuTLEET, n. frrsnft g'^Tr sTific wtft «. 
 Cutter, n. t. V. 1. ^Fn'JTRT. 
 
 I. itft^r'(^%^3Ti^. 
 Cm-n-SQ,p. a. V. V. A. 4. artrr^, T^f, W'-:?^, f?r^^, T^^- 
 
 af BFMRr, '^s'^rs. 
 
 Cutting, n. y. V. A. 1. — act. +,i4iJ| «. &c. U^ m. ^^ «, 
 jp^TH n. ^^HT n, 3T^3f^ «. ^t^^ n. 
 
 C. and clipping, lit. & fig. tJliljJId/. «f 
 
 Cost of c. ^FFnJTFToS/. 
 I. cuttings; c7;;p5, shreds, clippings. ^B^?;/.gn w. jTT^- 
 ^ m.f. yidi'cj «. *M<| «!. 
 
 Cuttle-fish, k. *-^i-+.rt ««. n. 
 
 Cuttle-fish-bone, n. ^^^^^\n\'(\ f. ^^^tp m. ^^%^ 
 
 OT. ^^%^ m.f%^<p OT. ^q' w. These words are used 
 
 also for the fish. 
 CrCLE, n. round of time. +|r.ix|+ n. q^ m. ^'^fhT^^ n. ?f- 
 
 Tear of the c. of sixty. ^'JFHT m. These are 1 :th?, 
 
 ^ <;> qrf^q-, ^ sq-q-^ ^ ^ ?Tqf3T5, ? ^ ^qitr, '. ^ firft'^T, 
 s^nqg, ■»-o qTT*rq, ••■'3 jr^i, •«■'- ^ffr?^^, ^-^ ^^., ^^ v\- 
 
 CxcLOPS, 11. iTT???frq^, TR^f . 
 
 Cyclopcebia, ?!. circle of the sciences. f^^]^W^ f. N?n7- 
 
 2 ?rq ^Ntt ^q^r^ q;'?!^ n. 
 Cygnet, n. ^?tt^ ot. qPS^T ?«.
 
 DAO ^203 
 
 Ctlixdeb, n. t^«l«l^-l fl. "te '"• 
 
 CVLIXllKlC, CVLISDUK'AL, (7. r^;'M«|-H^|+,K, ^T^^^HPFR, 
 
 CVMBAL, n. ^fRI or 9/. (/(/». 5rf^/. rTl^pop. rTToS or JToE 
 
 m. spt^ira / F?9ft/. ^TTT m. f. [•'-I*N1</. 
 
 Hurried or auimnteJ clasliing of cymbals. JTSI^IoSot. 
 
 Tinkling c. emplii professions. qun^u|vj\i|/. 
 
 C'l'MBAL-Pl-AYER, fl. ?T3tTTT or =qT, ?^Tc5i?7ft, ^Ti'JlHid, ffRTT, 
 
 —in contempt. JT^f^-qT, Ef^^ST^-^IT, STS^nT. 
 Ctnic, CTKirAL, o. »oi^r, misanthropic. g^T, ^fW?:, ^- 
 
 3RT, ^ra:T???IT, H1U|«'--J|UTT. 
 Cvxic, ;i. ^Tf^ST^^ n. ^|^iri^ «. SH^TJft^ ^^TF m. 
 
 C'VrUKR. Soo C'lPUKH. 
 CVPKESS-TB£E, «. ?f^ Or g^ OT. 
 
 One readv alike to bear c. or myrtle, arftqr^ ST^n. 
 
 arremi^ »». [^:^. 
 
 Tall or straight as a c. ^5^r, ■H*,<1K or gi;=qT, g- 
 
 DAL 
 
 D. 
 
 I ) softly sounded is represented by ^, and when aspi- 
 rated by M' ; as harshly sounded ife is represented by 
 5, and when aspirated by 5. 
 
 Sb Dab, v. a. strike gently with the hand. VFT^, ^TTT'if, 
 
 2 cast (something soft) against, '-m'-iui, 
 
 3 up ; on ,• &c. fe^ot. 
 
 Dab, n. soft How. ifpr/. sjt^PT oj- -JT^^FT «i. ^"hT?rT^TT?T m. 
 
 2 fo/V ^ttw^. goi^ n. Sit^ ««. ?5T^ m. ?51^r ?«. ?5'I^ m. 
 
 3 viass Jabbed. «t^T or *r?^ m. VJ^ m. OT^FT or ^^- 
 ^ in. 
 
 4 expert fellow. See Dabstee. 
 
 2^ Dabble, y. n. play in tcater or mud. ^Sfof or t^tW,^'!^- 
 "^i fl^'it, q^F^tsr/. ^filiif, ?J5/. ^501. fTRiaT^ 
 2 fig. dip into lightly, ^c. SSfoj, "^W^i j^'f.ot 'jf or g- 
 
 Dabbler, «.v.V.2. ?qumT, FffhrT-^;w "ft^WRT, fPTRfT^, 
 
 Dabster, n. v. Clever. 9?rfT, 5f^T7, TTiffT, '^T I ^'MM or ^. 
 
 Dace, m. Hfv-IHT H^ 'fli^. 
 
 Dactyl, n. fft^ arerrrErr ^T. Tir 3n\. 
 
 DACTTLOLOca-, n. arC o/ /a/^-/«y kv'^A the fngers. ^Tg^t 
 
 D.VD, Dahdt, n. v. Father, stt >n. qpiTT ?n. FrT?T m. 
 
 Daffodil, n. pj. (p;:r 3^^^ 
 
 Daft, v. Mad. 4i>H .^ WS^,. 
 
 Daooer, n. Some of the common kinds are W.^ f ^T^IT or 
 
 To be at dagger's drawing. ^fP^t^rr-^FTW^R-HRmT- 
 To plunge a. d.fy. to reproach. ^^TT^/fit^. 
 To Dag OLE, v. n. fesf^liwf, ?ll«inJi. 
 
 I To Daggle, v. a. trail in mud. <{v. fe5f%lf«r5t, ^A'AilA^l. 
 Daily, a. h'A^]. f^q^T^T, f^5Tf?rfT5IOT^T, qf?ff5q-flT=qT, f^- 
 fq', fHr-MNI, f^f'?f?I^,"?^f?^, -JTTf=^^, ^rnirf^, fjq-[?I?T. 
 D. allowance. TT^ft/. 
 D. bread. Ptr'-I !•>(». 
 D. duties, business, or work. 'pTf^^H?!. f^fq^qH. 
 
 D. ex])enses (as of a family). ^T^TW'^w. ^^Z 
 Daily, a. ado. ^, <|j1-^<M, ^PTTt^, f^flll or f^fltTJ, f^- 
 
 Daintily, adv. t. A. 1. deliciously. nrs. 
 
 To fare d. <M44j-,|>|' n. pi. ^M, o»'^, with in.con. ^- 
 ^FTrfiT^of. 
 2 fastidiously. ^l^HictnuiM', ite. ^^TRT ^sTRt^f or ^Tr^TIT, 
 
 Daintiness, «. v. A. 1. Jitftjf. +.pi|+H>JII»». ?f%/. frr'g?n/. 
 
 2 =qT^q'*HU||»». ^raraT'JTTtn. tTl'loiHiTrw. &c. ffT^M/. 
 
 Dainty, «. nis'^ltfm. g^RTw. f^W>{n. •WI^-»|m. TIFT^ra. HT- 
 
 Dainty, a. 7iice, of exquisite taste, T. Delicious. jTr^, ?^- 
 
 2 dainty-mouthed, squeamish, fastidious, nice, delicate. 
 •TlrS^^TT, 'irS^^', "trs^^TKlT, 'it^f^'^, ^^PR:, =^R^5I, 
 
 =^t?nft, =qT^R5;T, =5fr^iw, ^"rrm, ^"Rr^t, ^p^rss^r?", 
 pT^nr^R, ^?f^TT, feir^, fSr^TT^ft, ^ti^, fqfe^^- 
 
 To be d. 3Tti=5#^ 'TT^'if, "^^f. JFKiif, ^l<HdHI^F( 
 
 To become d. ^\%n. v^^^ g. of s. 
 
 3 See Delicate. 
 Daiey, ». — the business, ^rf or gT^n. 
 
 2 — the place. |*i<-qi^ W^f.-^n. ^s^JX^n. 
 Dairy-maid, n. jha^^it/. 
 Dais, n. raised floor, Sfc. «ft^n?it^'TT^-+J^-&c. g^TT^IHT 
 
 Daisy, n. ^ f^ ^3^. [<jt«. 3TTT/. 
 
 Dale, n. v. Valley, ^tt «!. dim. ^f. l^Wm. ^TRTot. ri=r- 
 
 Valleys & dales — compreh. ^n^RTm. 
 Dalliakce, Dallying, n. v. V. l.—act. ^tjf«. &c. ^pm- 
 %^/. j'i+'MM'l/. fsfq^if^ptST/. f%"7^Tl%^?r«. f^^RTOT. ^r- 
 
 2 TRTjfn. &c. ^FT^iJr/. ^^friKtTft/. graiiT^^IHn. /. qT?S^- 
 
 ^T/. ^'\i\i'f. f^mi or"|nf /. Tq^TT/. 
 
 Dalliee, w. Dallying, ^). a. v. V. 1. ^TT'JTnT, &c. ^H%- 
 
 ^-&c. qvcff. 
 
 2 imoTTTT, &c. TiT^ST or 7r?r5T or ^?RT, ^Tra^^T^qT, #- 
 1?:, 3^?^^, fMUirHUill. 
 To Dally, v. n. toy and wanton. <JiT'T%^T/.-?'^'P»TPft/--^"
 
 DAM 
 
 209 
 
 DAX 
 
 2 delay, idle, lose time, v. To Dawdlk. rrM'JT, IT'^, ^T- 
 
 iTSTJf, ^ss'Jr, JTTJT^ijf. n^aiat, lir'^^'jf, W^/. c^r^rof, tt- 
 ^T /.-'iT55Pi?:5SJT«.-5TR:^?n;/.-&c. ^p^Tjf . 
 Dam, «. v. MoTUEu. 3TT?/. 
 
 2 »>o?e, Zi«)i^, emlankment. qftr m. <?/?». Sffs^To^/ «r^"Jrw. 
 siftiurw. «JtrRT-HJ. ijqRorji. FTTc^/. '<m/. ^S^f^S or'^^^^lm. 
 vTS^tppnt. aTTwJ. ciifn. ?r5»». [^^'•^ITT m. 
 
 Dams, embaukmcuts, &c. — comprcli. i^f^^^Tofr/. ^\- 
 
 D. to turn off. ^oE^JT ?!. 
 
 rielcl ( for rice, &c. ) formed by a d. qf^TW «. 
 
 3 ( as in a field, across a road, &e. ) ^iftSTf^O^tT n. ^^.^- 
 M-W8. rTM/. 
 
 Wo Dam, v. a. confine ly a dam. sT'cTRT m.-^i^ m.-&c. ^7^=5% 
 
 Damage, n. damnum, v. Loss. H-+^H ti.f. ^.m^f. ^\\- 
 «f m. H^nI or ?fr^/. ^r^T w. aTTPT »«. 
 
 2 harm, detriment, injury, v. Huht. ^?;r^/. ^?rpT n. 
 
 3 damages; reparation for injury. '^'^T^n. f. ^^^ H^/. 
 •H+.^M'Nl'^ OT.%^ OT.-&C. " " [f^m^. 
 
 jTo Damage, v. a. \. To Huet. ?fre^, ^FTT^or or f^^T"^, 
 Damageable, a. \. V. qRTTqT%TT-.S;c. f5I-^iNMl'IT-&c. ^- 
 
 Damaged, ^j. v. V. ?rT?r^?^r, &c. 5?r?Tq %3?ir-irr%?7T, ^RT^, 
 
 The d. aad spoiled ( goods, &c. ) — compreh. or col- 
 lect. ^RT^i^r-ii*i*r f'5r^-5rr^'i'Hi(<i(f^^?T»».-HTr5«.&c.) 
 
 Damask, n. SWRT n. 
 
 Dame, n. lady, mistress of a family, ^lij. ^\%m^f. m^- 
 
 ?rT^/. rTT^/. ( Ex. rrrt ^rf^ft^ q?-. ) [^rrffr/. 
 
 2 e/(i'erZ_y 4<;o»ian. q^/. snt/. 3Tlt/. 3TT3r or ^^\ or 3T- 
 Dammee, «. particular resinous exudation. 4,\Hi,H. ^^^^m. 
 To Damn, v. a. doom to hell. ?R^f?r JFPof-qp^-iS^i'jf, ^X- 
 
 2 cause the eternal punishment of . JnTFRr-aTqTTfft^r-i-tc. 
 
 ^■^-"TT^RiDT, ar'^rnf^/.-^?^ m. ^^-^. 
 
 3 censure, blame. ^ vi. sq-or- ST^Ti^r, :TTW?(-?f^T'T-&c. 
 
 Damnable, a. v. V. ] . 2. H^frf ST^PTT^Fir, ?r?:¥^rf , ^- 
 
 I. See Detestable. 
 Damnation, n. v. V. 1. 2~act. ^V^\^ Z\^ n. &c.— state. 
 
 ^f^/. ar'fl^/. fR^ »». H<+«ji?r m. sftri^cT w. 
 
 To Damnift, &c. See To Huet, &c. 
 Damp, a. — of things. 3?R?n:, <aF^, ^?:, ^^T, ^TK^, ^- 
 jp?;, 5ffii?:3TT^, ^k^ or fij^?:^or, 'iT'-rg^r, 'rnqg^r. 
 To get d. ?ii^iJr, ^n^^'Jr, ?i^^"it, ^r^RiJf , mw^., ^- 
 
 2— of the air, places, &c. ?f^?, ^JT?iT, ?T?:, W?IT=5Tr or 
 Damp, w. mo/s^ ojV. ^^f m^.^^jf 
 
 To cast a d. to depress. See To Damp. 
 Xo Damp, i>. a. moisten. a^l^cTDf or 3TT^r5I"Jf, 3fT3r-5rtrff^?;- 
 
 2 (/egress, c7(j7/, ddlen, ^'c. f|^T5 ?». /.-3tm^HT m.- 
 
 w^m f. iTT^'Jf y. r/o. fifr^ur ^i.-TTifi «. qr-siit «•;<// ^r 
 of 0. Tfrsof, ^^5r>Jt. 
 
 Damped,;?, v. V. 1. 3Tr?5'^?=!^r, 3?!^ %%^T, &c. 
 
 2 f^T5^ %?5?yr, &c. ffT^?f, ft'rj^fr, f^t(?5?^T, niirf^rf , 
 
 To be 'd. f^T^H"^, 
 Damper, n. Damping, ^J- a. v. V. 1. <jfTi=ir^0Trrr, ^TRr T.I- 
 
 trrnr, &e. [ mn^^np. 
 
 2 f^^TTTJ ^"IRT, jftSiTRT, &c. jfrSiTT, ^T^H^ifF, 'iTT- 
 
 I. damping occurrence, ^'c. MV\'^xk n. 
 Damping, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^R'T'jf «. ^FHT ^R^ n. &c. 
 
 2— ac<. KtS'jf «. ^nft ^rra^f «. &e. f|TiTre/. in. ^^r^- 
 
 >t^q- jj. WT^TTH^JH n. Jf^TTfHTm. arr^Tmi «J. 
 Dampish, a. a^rasW???. 
 Dampness, «. v. A. 1. sfM^iirT in. 3?r?5^^TOTr m. jir^CTr ?«. 
 
 3Tt5ig%q-oTT wj. &c. aira/. «. wB^^/.^ranrrw. w^ftt/. 
 2 ?n^/. ^TRi^iT^r OT. &c. 
 
 To be affected by d. ^Z^. [/. H-'^T/; 
 
 Damsel, n. youny woman. FR'JfT^'T/. rtf:tJit/. siTrrr/. g^nt 
 
 Bevy of damsels. rR^trftTJr '«. 
 Damson, «. <^^ "P^ '^\. [ q:?:6t. 
 
 To Dance, v. n. ^^^^.^ ^t^ «i.-^fq n.-^^ n.-^.^ n.-kc. 
 
 To d. and skip about, v. To Feisk. ^r^3'f ^WM. 
 
 To d. attendance on. 5TT#-'»T^'lt-'T^?rRf-^=^gHt-&c. 
 fll-qot g. of 0. ^FT^RT m. q-^(if y. o/ o. 
 
 To d. for joy. ^J^^] ?TT^, tfr?R €Tf^-5Pf:5%|^-&c. 
 j^T^fff, '^q'^T ^TT^'jf. 
 2'o Dance, v. a. ^V^^^. [ HptCf «. 
 
 Dajs'Ce, Dancing, w. v. V. N. ^^r^ m, ^^ n. H^ n. ^^Hn. 
 
 D. in a ring. M^riHrq n. X\^^^ n. 
 
 D. with gesticulation. FrrSSf n. 
 
 Lively and merry d. VT'-aT '4'4'-'!TT ?Tm>Jf w. FfTFI^'trs^r 
 
 ?». fTT'^^qr w. ■^fvT'^ m. ^^^K m. ^^^^vi m. ^■^^^]z 
 
 To lead a d. make to tramp alout. ?fF^ tn. ^p^nnif, HT- 
 Dancee, n. Dancing, p. a. v. V. A'. ^T^oiRT, ^q'-^->fce. 
 
 E^, ^V^.| ^z:^., =TT^T, ^?:=TtT%. 
 
 I. disposed to dancing. HM^i. 
 Dancing-giel, w. q5?5T#?fftT or :K3cf?ftoT/. ^=q?fr/. ?r;rt/. 
 
 Attendant ou a d. H5^ »". [ w. "^W.f 
 
 Bell on the toes of a d. qr^^/. ^q^ m. or c «• ^T^ 
 Gallant kept by a d. ^vm\ m. 
 
 Girl bought and bred up as a d. ( or actress ). ?rR- 
 W,^-\^ or ^WA.HW.f. 
 
 Male dressed and dancing as a female. ^V^y ^\-'^\ m. 
 
 ^^^^ m. ?rRr m. ^\--^^ m. ^vfJ^ m. Tx^jf. ^rtor/. i(CT<jr/. 
 
 Master or keeper of dancing girls. %5qT5rT?f m. 
 Musician attendant upon a d. ^rf%^ «».— reproach- 
 fully. 5^ »». 
 
 Present made to a d. while dancing. JfiRT m. 
 Kobe woru by a d. q^l=lM m. f(^\\ m.
 
 BAR 
 
 210 
 
 T)xn 
 
 Dancino-masteb, ;i. ^Tjo^ii-^'HisfrT^onTT, ii-M>'Mi'Hi«(«i- 
 
 DaNlisu-iioom, «. HT^u^rr^r arjr m. jRq'^ITT^/. ^?nti^«. 
 
 ^HTP^ OT. n. 
 DaM)ELIOX, m. ^ f'^ 3TT^. 
 UaNDI-I'Rat, n. uir/iin. ftRf%n w. pq*i<.MSi w. f^'ll/)/. 
 
 Ju Da>ui.e, p. rt. mfT«iT-^TrfFn: JTr^i^, ?5t?^^ «. ^^y. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Fondle. 
 Daxurl'ff, n. <j|^uir or TnTirr m. 
 Dasbv, ji. v. Fop. 3l-t.4»ll^ c •JT^rr^^T c. ?T?^fPT c. 
 DiNbVJSM, n. !lT^?;5?IPfT / 'JT'T^Mt/. aT'TT/ JT-i-m-^/. 
 Da.noeh, Uaxgkhousxess, n. peril. HT «• ^T^J »». *fpPT»«. 
 
 ^Rfnr/. «. ?7^ '«■ HT"! « ^r^ ?»■ 
 
 2 ( of life ) V. Jeopardv. JfT'Tfl^^ «. f3T«irar or STnTT^T 
 
 Danoeiiols, a. V. N. 1. H'MNI, tJI+'^MI, v^^JTr^TT, ^HT, 
 
 -' JTrire+.'-Ni, !Tm?i^^r, f^^iw^^i, ^rt^h^it, stft^- 
 
 i=f^, ITM^RT^, f^T^rrar?, snwfrf ( in coinp. as Wiuifd^- 
 f^ J. couiisi'l. STPTtrfoq^i^TT a d. business ). 
 To Dangle, v. n. hatuj looseli/. 'iftcitioj^ 'jtrs^^T^t or ^^prff^ 
 
 pJi^T^'Jr, 'flT^'it, Fr=!:^, =!;^;::^, sT^sraf or ^n^^rJT, g'r- 
 5^^5f<ir, 5=i^<Jt, 'fli=iii"^, f^^Tif, f^;;^5iir, ■jrr^^^F'fT m.-'fii- 
 
 <M**| 7H.-ti|c4%^| »».-&c. ^(q^-^T'if. 
 
 2 fig. /ian<7 aJoa< or aflrr. :p'nffiTr?n.-&o.qTW J-of o. TTZf. 
 -ftr/. qTSfiJf y. o/ 0. ^f-^fT^Sff-Tra' ^R^ y. f/ 0. 
 Danulek, n. Dakgi.isg,^;. «. v. V. 1. 'jtr^OTRT, afiiifHl, 
 
 2 q^RT trjTrrrTT, ^Tj^qj,. JTrfr f^^miiiRT, &c. ?ttt)',;tt??t, 
 
 Da>oli>o, «. T. V.i.— arf. ^r^i^n. &c. CMlct'+,<m o»- ^psTT- 
 
 m. 5fra^ or ^;«. 
 
 -— ac<. ^reHT '<:TTai «. ffJTJTsr'jfM. qift PSTTJfa. &C. 
 Daxk. See Damp. 
 Dappeb, a. short and Irisk. 5^^, S'lull^^TTH', ^'MITTJIT, 
 
 «f^fTT, g^t^, ^-i^.'Cn, g-rgrt?!,' i^sn^ilr^ or Tpi^jrtrr, 
 
 A d. man. ^■i-^.iUii. 
 Dappehunq, n. dandiprat. Rdfe'lJU. f^HTTlTJra. f%TT7t/. 
 Dapple, a. variegated. 'S{^^^ or ^^ f^^sroff, ?Tnt, "t'^ftnt. 
 ^0 Dapple, v. a. arsp^-itc. ^Rot. 
 To Dahe, 2;. a. (/(/y, hrave, challen;je. fT?f-t^^-JTM1^-3T- 
 
 fHRPTm-&c. ^n^iir, ^z^7{ =tTrrRw, f^mTH ^m i ^ i j t, 
 
 ^K?m»j. ^m^ijf, ?fTTWT f?m«. ^TRT^, r{|<f;|Jf< qr^M. '^or^ 
 
 To Dake, I-. „. .^„=p j;^,j .f^^_.f^^y.^P_ 3^^-. ^.^_ 
 
 con. OT7/i y. ojs. 3pft tTT^Hn. 3T^<if y. 6f s. tT^>jf,^Irft/. 
 'Rot. 
 Dareful, Daro-g,;?. a. V. V. X. A^rf Bold, tftr, ^ri^TPft- 
 
 ^T'Tw ^ ^pnr 3w>JiT7T, 3rTO^m '\. h a\-\\, ^v^^J 
 
 Daring, n. dariugncss, darrfalness, v. Boldness. ffcj^T^J. 
 trrfr^n. inwf''. ?rr^«. 
 
 2 ioW act. ■HI^'H+.Hm. W^^Di. 
 DAKiNGLr, arfy. V. A. fq^rrH, yl-iHUIlH, .HI ^ JH -j ^H. 
 Dahk, a. ST'^KTSTT, 3T'4^FTTITT, st'cpRT^^, '^m?, ^Tm^T, ?TH- 
 
 A d. night ( i. e. without the moon ).:Fm^ T1=S(J. 
 Pitch d. nsT? or sj. 
 2 7io< of vivid or shotri/ color. <pr5I^T, sploJ^rT,'^^! or 1- 
 
 3 — the complexion. +|at?|^, =FTS;^, ^5ir?TT5r5^, *Ici«<. 
 
 4 V. ICXORAXT. 3TfTRT^, rnTT?r, ?fiT^, 3T'<:T5rT. 
 
 5 not easily wuhistood, v. Obscure. |^=^, ^liT. 
 
 6 V. Gloomy. 3"?Rf, 37rfl'T'JTT^. 
 
 Daek, n. V. Daekness. ST'-^Kw. ^r^T^w. Sr^^w. n. 
 
 To go in the d. qvr^r^t^^-3T!:TRf^-<S;c. ^rrof-Pp^ui. 
 
 2 V. Ignorance, st^nTm. ^TfTT^?!. 
 To Darken, v. a. make dark, '-ij^^m.-^^^^m. T'K^-^\^W- 
 
 'nS'if, 3TqiiKH4J-5^-&c. W.^^. 
 
 2 See To Obscure. 
 
 3 (the complexion) v. To Tan. ^lol«j'iU|, ^a^trrr STM^. 
 
 4 render iy»orrt«<. STqiT «J.-3Tt«T w.-3T|TT!Tw.-&e. TTS^, 
 
 Dahklt. See Obscubely. 
 
 Darksess, n. V. A. 1. 3Tt:TWr ;'o;'. artTi^FTT/". 'fl'-TTTw. ^5?r- 
 
 Pitch d. Thick d. ^zmkzm. ^-^n. 'flrqTrrrj^n. ^^X- 
 
 The quality or property of d. fTH^oiwi. FTiTw. n. 
 
 2 EpToE+i^Huiim. &e. 
 
 3 '+,ii«N«tTcrrT or ^TSTrn^S'T'irrw. ^r55?[%q''jrTM.&c. 
 
 4 3T'4TT«J. arq^PTTwi. ■TTt^'^'n. STfTTR"". 
 
 Darksome, a. S'uqT 3'5r5r=5rT, '^sfqry^j^ ^^^^T^T, ^rTq-^r^T. 
 
 Darling, a. dear, beloved, favorite. arRft^r, 3TR5?fT, ^=113-^1, 
 a.'liidrj|, HlTrRT, iA-il^l, !fMt?fi=5T, ?5ft=Tr3, fsT^, Kfm, 
 frr^F^, ^HkflT, ifTOTW, STj?^, ^FfT, !fm, MHKMc^, 3T^- 
 
 Darling, n. dear, Jewcl.^ pet, love, ^^^v^m. ^V^m. fSrCr^r 
 
 fiio^ic4iOT. f^^»«. +rrf-^i or fiTsn^r ?nt?TJ«. n^^rr^ ht- 
 sfff?fTr=5fn. '^s^ffl. "I^m«. 
 
 2 — esp. as used in amatory phraseology by Lovers and 
 Mistresses, ^^foft/. TT^^ n. 3<=f5ft /• ft^ or fr?" ?«. 
 RTRT »». 'Ttft' «». J^RiT m. 
 
 To Darn, v. a. Vf m. /. ^T'if, H'Jr<JI. 
 
 Darn, «. the part darned. Vff.ni. 
 
 Darned, _p. v. V. Tf^%%^r, g!TT^?!JT, ^'nk. 
 
 Darnel, n. JT'MHNl ^^^^ 3T1%. 
 
 Darner, m. t. V. ^ ^^OTKr, &c. T^^, 7W. 
 
 Darning, m. t. Y. — «c<. ^npjf «. ^ m. 
 
 Price or cost of d. ^^m^7. f. HUiqi{ or Htirrl'/. 
 
 Daet, «. V. Spear. sfT^/. ^?^m.dim. Tf^/. ¥m/. ?Tf^/. 
 bearded d. sfT^ »}.
 
 DAT 211^ 
 
 D. or javeliu with a string attached, ^rft/. 
 To Daet, v. a. T. To Tniiow. <p5pdf, 5T^, TTT'Jf. 
 
 2 V. To Emit, ^ot, "TT^. 
 To Daet, i-. w. See To Bolt, To Speixo. 
 To Dash, r. «. strike against. 3T^2:iJr, 3?T?'^, 3TT'P5l'if, 
 
 2 throw water in JIashcs. T%?r5^, f^rilS w. i^^- TS^'if, 
 
 3 iu or to pieces, "^t^, g^t H^I»J.i5Z.:R^-3"5^%.q/"o. 
 
 4 out ; cancel Sfc. v. To Eiface. <?rtCT »«. HK'T-^, 
 
 5 confound, disconcert, v. To'Defeat. r5'45'jf o»' ?5'<TT5W, 
 STT ?».-f^5nrT m.-kc. ^af y. "/o. 
 
 G See To Dispirit, To Shame. [ f^r^rS^iJf. 
 
 7 mw u-ith, adulterate. %or f.-^^oSf.-&c. ^R"Jr-^r^ 
 
 5b Dash, f. «. s/;-/A'e against. 31^5Eof, arq'^DT, '<TS-1?>^, '=TS^- 
 irr, ?T5^ /. rIFT<rf-5Rr^ g. of s. 
 
 2 splash v.p,Jhj off, S(c. ; — of water. 3^55nf, f^?T55iif or 
 
 3 at, amongst, through, away, &c. g'^^or, g'^T^ /. TT- 
 
 &c. ^M-ftT^. 
 
 To d. through thick and thin. tr^-3"^^:T ^prf, 3"- 
 
 '^'£\f. JiTCTr ^r>jf^ 
 
 4 down; — rain, fruits, &c.faU violently. aTr^TS^, sr^ToS- 
 
 Dash, Dashing, n. v. V. A.— n-rf. ar^iif w. ^VM n. 
 D. and banging about. SRsarTE/. 
 Smart d. ( of water, &c. ) with the hand. STrT^F m. v. 
 
 V. V. N. \—act. ar^i^ n. arT^ot «. ^TS^ /. '45^r «?. 
 
 3 an«; EusH. ^^^ n. g^rsTT/. ^^tst/. ^T^pffT/. 
 
 I. display, flash, v. Show. dIHdH o;- ^h^»T/. ft^T^tJT/. 
 
 To cut a d. <P5 »». HKiJi-^'?r^'Jf. -SVe w«rf«- Figoee. 
 II. — cast, smack. U^T '»■ ^%^/. ^''J^/- g'^^/- ?f^/- 
 
 To have a d. of. HK"Jr as |T tl cTfiTJT TRtTT also ^ 
 
 1II.(— )^ SfjpR^ ^ot/. 
 Dashikg, p. a. V. V. N. 3. precipitate, tearing, ^-c. v. 
 Impetuous, sri^^, sre:F!:T5Tr, q^^^-^T, ^?T^?iq^, 
 
 I. cutting a dash, \. FiSE. :pfNT, JK^, ?rpft^, tJPT- 
 
 ^iT, 3i4i'i^M, fsf^^^T, r=j<MHw, f^rrf^. 
 
 Dastabd, Dastaedlx, &c. See Cowaed, &c. 
 Data, /(. v. Geound. H^ m. 3TT=siq' m. »m^ n. 
 Date, «.-the tree. ^^/. ^^T m. <=(3[^ n. ^^ff /.—the 
 fruit. ^^T m. ^^ ?«. — the stone or seed. 3Tf^3 /. 
 3TiOT^/.— wild dTtree. fiJTS/. fiJT^ or fid^^f. 
 Dates plucked and dried whilst immature. wf\^ f- 
 Lumped dates.q^^jT^m.Not lumped d.^riH^ ^^m. 
 Spirituous exudation from the wild date tree.fiKT/. 
 2 ( of letter, &c. ). rTT^/ day of the moon, considered 
 as a d. frrrft-/. ^ m: 
 
 DAW 
 
 Actual or true d. cfT^jnrfJTcft /. 
 
 3 time or period of. ^.VS m. ^f{^ in. f^H m. [^iT'Jr. 
 To fix or appoint for a certain d. srfsfiJi — To bo lixed 
 To go out of d. f^X -q'lf adv. 'J,'^. ^^Rof, FrfiJ^r- 
 
 4 V. Dueation- ^RRqr^r/. 
 To Date, v. a r\\f^f.-'v^f. JTre^-f^^ot-'cTT&T-^l^'Jt. 
 To Date, v. n. See To Begin. 
 Dative, n. =^rr4ff ^ST^ «. 
 Datuea, «. //(orw ff;;j?Z('. ^T m. 
 To Daue, «;. a. V. To Smeak. s^Tot, feTof, ^'<^Iot, OT^"^ or 
 
 Daub, m. lad picture, ^\tz f^^T «. 'ff^^ «• 
 
 Daughteh, n. ^ or Fj'^/ ^^it/. ^Tsft/. ^f^T^/. ^F^^/ 
 
 f^R^sft/. aii^TT/. FTg^r/. aTT?^r/. ft^^t/. jff^r/. 
 
 Hf?^/. ^t/. 'T^T/. f?rT /.—allusively. 'cTJTtTFifn /. 
 q'HtlriM «. ^irfWw/. ^pr?Toi'^/. — iu endearment ^^r 
 
 D. in law. ^5/ j^^rnrr/. ^qr/. ^r?"/. 
 Son of d. sri^=5r 5«. ^F^rj^ m. 
 
 Dauguteeliness, n. :p?^!:pT m. 
 
 Daughteely, a. ^fn^rsq'Tm^, 'in^'cT'TFrfqT. 
 
 To Daunt, v. a. v. To Intimidate. ^^ M.-qro w!. ^^^TOT- 
 
 Dauntless, a. v. Bold. '-^'PT, f^^'^, 3T^iTTTq'. 
 Dauntlesslt, flffo. v. A. f^T'WTOTpf, Wn\^.^^, 
 Dauntlessness, n v. A. T^-li f T^-^^^^X m. ^Fft/. 
 To Dawdle, v. n. trifle, idle, play, dally, icork lazily o>' 
 languidly. IHoir, %'55trf, ^FT^of, f51T'T^^,T^0T,'"fq5!:DT, l^nr- 
 
 siif, JT^^, nTTsot, ^TnoEDj-, qftfcsiir, ^jzt^^., k^f. ^r^oj, 
 !ffojJT?^EiT/. «. ^'^-Hrs'ft, f^HTjoST w.-^mcnT/.-^FT^nifT 
 /-=q^?T# /.-|ns/.-j^fTr/-^3^ n.f.-imn^f.-&c. q^^w, 
 
 To Dawdle aw ax, v. a. ( time, etc. ). ST^qTjf, %5n^n7fr ^- 
 
 Dawdle, n. Dawdlee, n^ v. V. iS^. THorpn', ^ipJITTT, &c. ^- 
 TTT, T^qr, TT^^T Or ^?I5T or ^Wrr, fT^iT?:5fofr, ^T^, 
 fJTilf^'^^, To5iT*t^,=CPTT,T^?T^, 5rt^'5r^— and as agree- 
 ing with Snaii, Slow coacJi, Foke, c^'c. some terms aro 
 
 ^>7^, ^-STT, 3Tn?: Nt?:. 
 Dawdling, n. v. V. A'. TJT'jf m. %5;ijf «. &c. vftn^TJT/. ^f- 
 iRoft /. ^;ifR^'JT^ /. 'Mc/MirlH f n. 3ToOT?rrs or €\f. 
 
 3TToERr5ft/. ^n^ M. ^W / im^JT/. It?/. 7^?ir/. 
 ani'^i+i'Tt/. [^rsri. 
 
 Dawdling LT, o(/y. '^H, im?T'TT?T, ^^HTSFf or ?:5rl<M3d, ?:5^ 
 
 Dawk, n. post. st^/. ^cqj^ «. 
 
 To Dawn, t'. ».— the day. vT^^uf , "PT^F^rof , Rv"?)^ ^"fin, ?rt- 
 s?S «. ^"Jf, ?ft%«r3T/. ^, q^ /.-&c. ^>Jf.— brightly, 
 glowingly, &e. f^?TT/. i^Z. *riTHTJTDt-'»T5^-J?5i^-"?rtqpaT- 
 
 ij^rr^of, ypi^ixf or ^^tif. 
 
 2 fig. ieyi« to open ^'o. 3^ »«. fm g. of s. J^m. ^J^Sr. 
 Dawn, Dawning, ». v. V. I.T^R/. 3T?<7l w. ar^I^ m, <jar-
 
 DAT 212 
 
 At the peep of (1. 3^JHtj-HJ'Hi?^'^T, ?JT^^, M^l'iMi'l, 
 Karly tl. "T^R^?/ g^HT^ «. 3"^ ". f^H<^?:$ «. 
 First glimmcrinjjs of d. ^f'TTS ^\=^'S «. f^TT^ Nt 
 
 1 »i. ^Wi% g-H*+ n. ^^^ JJ^^ "■ ^^^? «• !^|^ " 
 ••Jf^vj^ '•• lii+'ii*' "• ^"^ ^'"''^ "'■ ^*^ '^'"'^'^ " 
 V \ 'HV \ ^^ orm^^.nr^^ n. fHfqrr or 'i n. f^fHT^ «. 
 
 Tiiiif of .1. ^Z^\T.r^ m. sn?r:q;T^ or 51 m. Sfvfpf n 
 •?"r=?M^/. ^FT?^^ /. NTOifsf^ n. ^iv^(m^ or T^=S^ f. 
 
 2 (ig. ri4f, beginning. ^^ ?». 
 Pay, n. — artificial, f^^RT m. f^ »». 
 
 Advancing d. ^f5?ft^/. 
 
 All the d. long f?^?rH7, +iKig'iltl, f^Vl or f^^TtTf . 
 
 Blind by d. f^S:T. 
 
 By d. and night, f^f^lf^, 3?fiTTof pop. ar^-RT^fr. 
 
 Close of the d. f7^p=Tw. fiHH-'^i'il/. 
 
 D. and night. ?T=5i%^, 3t|rt^, ar^f^n pop. 3?^#- 
 ?ff, 3r?rsTfT/'oi?. ■3TRI'-I^K. 
 
 Declining d. •ir\iA\^A'£ f. 7?fTTf7qRTm. 
 
 Half of the d. "^m.J. During or through one half 
 of the d. ^iTT. 
 
 Fine (clear, sunny) d. gf^»i.«. 
 
 Fine (clear and cloudless) days. f?r<.'Uift-^ fz^m.pl. 
 
 Foul (dull, hazy) d. |j%T m.n. [vM\. 
 
 In open d. in broad daylighl. f^HT 5=Toi^, ^TTST^- 
 
 Of a full or whole d. f^tTT H-^f^. 
 
 Pay of a d. TpfT/. Tj^m. f^^TOFTSTw?. 
 
 Whilst it is d. before night closes, f^sffpsf, g^fj^ff, 
 
 fi'Hid^l"!, f^, f^=rer ^f3:5T. 
 
 To go down — the d. qpEji) ^JTpJf — fer^T. 
 •J— natural, fe^rm. f^^m.w. TT^m. srra?; m. ^m^m. ^- 
 qpTT^)i. 3T?jrT^H. ^fs^pn^m.n. ISome of the terms for the 
 periods into which the day is divided are ar^iir, ^^'.W- 
 
 OHr/ 'JTHrlV^^, Tg^'qT-Z, ^TTlir^, R:r»T'^5^, 3jH%i, &c. 
 Auspicious (1. gi?;T»'.«. gfef^Tm. 
 Auspiciousness of the d. f^^jf^ /. 
 Biduum. fgTT^ «. 
 D. of the week. <TrT ?h. ?n^T in. 
 D. after d. ft^mmf^JTH, ferafem, ^#f^^. 
 D. by d. V. Daily. t^T, Trfl^, TT^3^^. 
 Declining days (of life or fortune). ^ttR T^^m.pl. 
 
 Eating d. — as opposed to Fast day. ^TSfinfTT m. 
 
 Every d. TT^%Vr3T, ^TTra', TT^ 3'^5T, 3TT?IT f^^T. 
 
 Every other d. p^ f^^q- am. 
 
 Evil days, dark, blind, &c. days. aTHf^jnol/. 
 
 From to d. 3Tr3Tq-T^, ■S1?T!T^, aT^wf^. 
 
 Happy d. a faustua dies. iF^rr^ frq-?f «t. ^f^w. n. 
 ^f^^Tf m. 
 
 Hire or wages for a d. fr^ /. 
 
 Inautpicicus d. ^[55 m.n. q^f^^ »,. q^iFJ^fK m.-^.TZ- 
 
 DEA 
 
 qiT m. :R /. 
 
 Now a days. 3TT^^r7. 
 
 Odd ( by, extra, blank, &e. ) d. "HIS f^.^Rf m. ■S^vmVm. 
 
 Of one d. ^q;Tf^^. [iiff. 
 
 On the d. after. |F=^ ferat, J??^ f?5i^r,3TTT f^cf- 
 
 On the d. before. 317?q-T f^sr^f. [d. %T^t. 
 
 On the third d. (past or future). r|T«lf.On the fourth 
 
 Person employed by the d. TT^+O. 
 
 Poster or rotation d. Miofl-Ml f^F m. ^TR m. 
 
 Through the d. All the d. ^^RT^Sf, 3^317^, ^i\^^^. 
 
 Triduum. f^fi,^ m. f^ITT'JT n. f^ITTftf /. 
 
 To d. 3TriT, 'iTFsrqTTT^m TO. 'fl?j; to-morrow, ^^Tt, 7- 
 ^=!ft^; the next day, also the day before yesterday, qT- 
 eff; the third day, future or past, r[T^f; the fourth day, 
 r[7«rf. These words are also adcerhial. 
 
 Unlucky d. tR /. 
 
 TJnseasonablo or wrong d. 3Tre f^^HT »«. [?TT?f^. 
 
 Up to to d. 3TrJITq?T, STr^TSTT, 311^71^, 3T37m^'5, 31- 
 
 To ^vin the d. ^^ ^lor, Sfq- jn.-q-^T «.-<S:c. qRot. 
 
 Thy days are numbered, g^ft ^7^^ qr^^ 3Tf^. 
 3 ?/me specified, time tcith reference to a person or thing. 
 
 Day-book, m. ^^ ^^:^ m. ^rrjT wj. or ^^ n. ?t^^ /. 
 
 ^^ ^?^ m. ^if. TJ^^\^] m. ^I^r^ m. 
 Dat-beeak, n. V. Dawn. Jfm:^fn^ or 51 m. iin^-.^inT m. ^- 
 
 TFf ?J. 3?wJrT^ m. giTTT?! »(• ^T'.^Pl^ ?«. 
 
 At d. 3'$r5?ft, gif JTPT or gsf^TT^, 3J^^t or -#. 
 Dax-laboe, n. f^^JT^ft/. TT^T^/. 
 DaT-LAEOEEE, Ji.TI^iRTff, ^rST^R, 'TfjHdK,n^'T^-^,'"w, 
 
 ^ n. ( woman or child ). 
 Day-light, n. f^q-^TT^T 3^5 ot. ^[^si-^t?! m. ^I^frr ?%'5 »/i. 
 
 fem^r^ n. 
 
 At d. 3'^5'Tf. 
 
 By or with d. before nightfalls. fer^TT T^rfi, f^^ ^- 
 
 In broad d. '•^'XC\^ ft^tTRT, f^^tHiMco'-^l. 
 
 It is broad d. HiTToft^T 3"JT3c5, "P^tpflTT 3^1!^, '^i^'P?:- 
 
 Daysman. See Mediatoe. 
 
 Dat-sphino, See Dawn. 
 
 Day-stae, n. 'T|ij=5fT ^TRT «. feTFTnT^'I^^F FTTTT ni. 
 
 Day-time, «. r^^^Nl^oE/. fqir?T m. f^H 7% jK|^ ca/. f|- 
 
 In the d. f^^mt, feraiH, f^?T %:3:^. 
 2]9 Daze, To Dazzle, v. a. l^^foT, fT^JT^FT^crr, ^^^^.^ ^%^. 
 
 ^^ ^f^SKPT'JT «.-H-5lHiqui n. W-X^., ^^rf-&c. ^JRtJf. 
 To Dazzle, v. n. f^iif, =5J^CTr, 
 Dazzled, ;;. t. V. A. f^T^f^^, &.c. =;ff%?T, =^5^, OT^^T^f^. 
 
 To be d. f^crar 
 Dazzlkr, n. Dazzling, p 
 Deacon, m. qr^-^ ^^ TTft 3Tt1. 
 
 V. A. f^^tTTlTT, &c. ^f^iTT-
 
 DEA 
 
 213 
 
 DEA 
 
 Dead, a. ej-o)ti>iia/c. i\k^A or iT^T,?H, '1?T^T orJl;^, iTTT^rT- 
 
 f?f:sfTDT, or f^^v.-f^:^]^-&c. ^k^A^ f^cfroT, 3T?fT?r, K^^ 
 
 Some covert or softening terms used in mentioning 
 a dead person arel^SqTRit ( if lie li.id been a worsliip- 
 per of M'isliuu),\7^A^^\^ (if a worshijipcr of S/iiira), 
 
 D. body, V. CoitPSE. ^Z^ m. 
 
 2 inanimate, pj^^, 3TTft=r, aTSTTOT, 3T%?TH, 3^%^. 
 
 3 without feeling, insensible, v. Callous, irf^^i'^i'- ^" 
 
 4— a limb or member. ?5J^, 3T'f , ar^H. 
 
 5 tasteless, vapid, v. Flat. ■R;^ o;- ?gr, f^^^, Pl<:*ii<, 
 
 fH??T^, TfT^nr, T^nrfT, n?r?ff^, ?tTt^. 
 
 6 — of sound, J!af. rTT5r. 
 
 7— of sleep, &c. v. Deep, q'n:, nT^, f T^f. 
 
 8 without spirit, Sfc. See Dull. 
 
 9 ( a language ) sf^EfKt'JH-s^nr^Rt'J^ n%^. 
 
 Dead, n. midst, v. Height. ^ in. comp. as a prefix, as 
 ^=TO^ in the d. of night. ^^f^sTTco^f^T in the d. of 
 winter, &e. *fT as a prefix, as TW^ in the d. of night. 
 
 Dead, adv. See Wholly. 
 
 To Deaden, v. a. ^^T-H^-:Y^-&e. sF^ijf, 51?^=^^ f».-fMT- 
 -^ m.-&c. ^,m g. of 0. 
 2 See To Blu>'t. 
 
 Dead letter, n. Jj^r^tpfl- gr^T ^ltt?r?T^ ^tqs^ ?rTft ^ 
 
 2 ^FTcE STTT ^srT?5 5f^?^ 5^ vi<|^ ^^r-=T^=T ^"J ^TTS 
 3TT| 3THT ^PFT^ ^^. 
 
 Deablixkss, «. v. A. Vld'^vT'TT »w. >Mirt+n4'TT >». ^Tg^JT?^ >«. 
 Deadly, n. mortal, iilling, deleterious. vJftsT^T'^, siM^'^T, 
 
 srm^, ^m^, ^p^j, !TTor^-^-fTT^-^, irmffH^, 
 srruiiM^iO, !TTwr^RT^, irM^T^rqf?, jtr^, H?j!T5-?r5T^-&c. 
 
 D. hatred, ^^ir «. 
 Deadly, «rfy. See Mortally. 
 
 Dead>-ess, n. V. A. 1. k^Tm w. ^M^?^ «.-'jfr=nTf|fT n. 
 iTrT!TM?fT/. &c. 
 
 3 H^SITOTT m. qf^^^mr W2. 5lf?F?5T Jf. 
 
 5 fT??^"TiTT m. f^rraqtnr ?!J. &c. »T?f?IT7HT/. 
 Dead-stock, ii. :?^r ^m^ fH7.^?T J^rfr 3T% ?fmTH, f^T^^- 
 
 Deaf, a. nT^r[ remiss. ^rf^T^, ^of^JfiT, '^^"Tfi^^TTfl??, ^- 
 
 ?:, JT^'-T^'iT, JT?r^if . — as used of the ear. J?^. 
 
 A d. person. ^!^, %TraT or v^^TRT ^^Nl^ or '^<^\M\ 
 
 To become d. iri^WJf. 
 To Deafen, v. n. Hii^TT^ijf, ^JT^^f cr ^«. ;)?. or ^^^f. pi. 
 
 or ^^T or ^.npl. smof, ^TT?". /)Z. ^m-^OTy. n/s. 
 Jo Deafen, ^. a. Jlf^-iffqT-&c. q;?:ot, =pm m. pi. '^xmr-^- 
 
 ^%- "/ 0. ^PRS^r M. /i^. or JIc«t n. pi. 5T?1^iJi jr. q/'o. 
 Deafness, n. v.A. ^if^^T'TTm. «lf':rCf5r«. ^\f^An. siqurTTT^Twi. 
 
 Deal, «. See Quantity. 2fir-uvod. "ki^.j^m.n. pop. "k^zpm. 
 Of or belonging to d. 5^RTft. 
 
 3 — in card playing. ^V^f■ 
 To Deal, v. a. dislrihite, dole., v. To Divide. :ff^CTT,1%Hm^, 
 
 cfT^'jf, 5ri^ \^., ^^Dft/.-&c. ^^of g. of 0. 
 
 2 ( cards') Erfe'f, ^l^^f- ^^ !/■ "f o. 
 
 3 out:— blows. JTPTJr, %'^- 
 
 To DE.4.L, j>. n. traffic in, v. To Teade. s-:fTTK»»--'3^Twi.- 
 5'T^T»!.-&c. ^^ y. of 0. 
 
 2 with; !!?w/e with, have liisiiiess leith. sii^Rof,^^^^/. 
 w.-^qiTf«.- ^crT^ETT»».-&c. ^.^^ with # o/s. ETf^cTf^ /.- 
 ^5Eai^5EiJT« .-^=RT»».-&c. a^raf-TT^Dt Jt'i^/t ^t of s. 
 
 To have to d. with. mzf.-^W\m. 3T?f3r w. core. 
 
 3 with, by; v. To Behave. JiFTJf, ^^^.^W^V^ f.-^'^n. 
 
 Dealee, n. V. V. N. 1. o^TTTR ^U^tJIRT, &c. 5^, s^mrfT, 
 
 2 ^%cr ^^OTTTT, &c. ^?rnf . 
 Dealing, m. v. V. N. 1. 3^"«. ^PFPft/. 5WT?«. 
 
 2 oMrf Intehcouese. q'Jr ^«. '^4^%^/- '«• ^sff^^w-"^-^^- 
 '^/. ^sn^STTw.^T^ ^n. ^T^nl. ^f^^V^f. ^'W. it?;/. 
 
 3 a«<? Conduct. 5r5TiT^/-^T#T«- 
 
 Plain d. Double d. See in their places. 
 Deab, n. pet^love., ^-c.v.DAELiNG.^sfRTMm. f^^rrsfrafe^nw. 
 Dear, a. beloved, v. Darling. T^W^, ^^J^, ft^, '^Tn._^ 
 2 high-priced, costly. H^, g-=qm^T^T,5Tre-^TmT?5?5rT,HT- 
 
 ?q-, ^;pfT5ft.— in high degree ; exorbitanflg.^ enormously, 
 Sfc. d. JTTT^ST 3TFTST, HKt ifrarqT, Hrft-^^T-3T^-JT^-&c. 
 
 To be or become d. iT|TnaT, ^^VW^ f- ^^ y._^o/ s. ^- 
 
 s^sff oT, ^orspJTiJf, =5fiTm'Jt, ^^"Jf, g^%?»- pi- tsw y. o/s. 
 
 »ftq?/. i=^OT y. o/ s. :?n^5nRT»«. qot wiV/t ?5T or ?T.^ 
 Dear met oh dearl ( in the female vocab.) -Jmi 
 Dear-bought, a. H^ qftSJOT, iTtsm ^T^ q^TOTT, 'iTT^t'T 
 
 Deae-sellee, 11. JT^T, iT^P^, sr^JT^'^, arq^t'^f^f 'TT, 
 
 Dearest, n. See Darling. \p{^^^-f.. 
 
 Deaely, adv. V. A. 1. T^jfrnvrnm^-.'^M'^-'^'^^, sftf?rnf^,-iT- 
 
 Deaeness, n. V. A. l.'^jrs^^rwi. sfJTre.'srKTw.'ifTa^'nTw. 
 
 Dearth, n. famine, v. Scarcity. *i^i'iis/. ^''^A^ pop. |^2; 
 or 5q?T^/». 'fl^^RwJ. 3T^/. ^T^^^m/ »"/''"*• ==?'JT^'^R 
 
 Death, m. JRTiTji. ^w». ^ff/ 
 
 Of the following significant terms, the greater part 
 are extensively current. 3T^w.3TqiTRn. ^qifTT/. f^^^T". 
 WA^jn. f^^rmn. JTmfwmw. !noTTf;f,JTaT«. Sfm^qq- »i. STT- 
 
 l crfrim. RumsraRTw- e^r^reRM. %^r!TPiwi. 5;^qT^r/. %^i==i
 
 DEA 
 
 211 
 
 DEB 
 
 M. T^H^i^n. Jt^rf^/- H^IP):^!/. ^FP^'^^T )«. ^.i-lT'lj^T 
 
 /. wfrTf<iM n. -T^ ?H. «. ^^^t^'4W^^ n. sTif?f/. rn^Fri 
 
 D.— as pcrponificd. 5FT?5 or ;fT5: »«. +l'X^q »». ?^m m. 
 Acfiilcntal d. STT^TH »i. 
 A liujerius; J. feRWrt TTOT «. 
 Anniversary, &c. o( a d. ewfftf<T /• ?^^f5?H m. ^- 
 fHf<T/. Mrlfi'I^ »i. ^rrT| OT. 
 
 Bauds of d. Snare ofd. ^T^TTT?! )«. ^TTT^T M. ^F^TT^Tot. 
 
 Coutiuuinsj till d. 3Tr'TT'Tfff?^. 
 
 J), abroad. sfrfq^JTm n. 
 
 D. at will. i---jlH<u | 11. 
 
 D.— struggle. The mortal agony. The pains of d. SJT- 
 
 D. upon the bedstead. ^?:mw ». 
 
 E.xempt from d. and decay. 3Tm1<|HT. 
 
 Pear of d. vflfstHW^T w. 
 
 Feigned d. HTW^TFT n. 
 
 Hour of d. 3t?t^ra m. =? <H--Mr-i ot. STroTtFTt^ «. 
 
 Impurity contracted through a d. ifFfj^i't^ m. 
 
 Labored breathing at time of d. ^kcj- m. ^tif q^^ m. 
 
 Like d. D.-like. +lrl.Hc{.?T, ^mw.r^. 
 
 Livor ofd. Jrl^pET/- m^l'T.d^Tf. rm\W-^ f. 
 
 ZS'arrow escape from d. ^FToE 3TTOT ^T ^OT ^TP\ 3TT^ 
 
 Natural d. arPT'wr o?- hM/. 3TTTKT"Jr, «. 
 One lean as d. ttTtTttj n. 
 
 One on the point of d. ^Jv^tw, atrqr^ir, 3Tf<T5T^iT, 3Tr- 
 ^J-HH'Ur, 3TTgvfK?T, HTofr:^WTT, HTITR f^^^F, iTTTlTTfT- 
 
 n 'cIT%^, 3^fTT't'4 '-^n:^?^! or 3tF^'4T?T R;FT^^T, ^S^ ^T- 
 
 Sleep of d. Wzf^^T/. ^PT^^fFT/. Tf rf^:^r/. <Hf%?T/. 
 
 Tidings of a d. from abroad, n^/. jfrfsTfTH^orsTmi"/. 
 
 Until d. STrfHTirffT. 
 
 Violent or unnatural d. irftW «. 3TWm »». 3TT^ n. 
 
 Voluntary d. spFqirnTT n. ^^fq-m m. 
 
 Worse than d. srnTr^?Tt ^TTfiT. 
 
 To await or wish the d. of. fTT^^rfe ^3J5=T JHT fT^, 
 
 To cheat or elude d. ^FR^^s^t/- WM. 
 To die a natural d. -^TT^qr KT'TR TTiif. 
 To draw up in d. ^MM|i| ?«. ;)/. itstott. 
 To worry to d. f^^V^\7: q-ir,"^ W^^ or qif, :rm 
 
 To be on the point of d. m\Mm %^ or iT3^, qrr^r- 
 
 w, ^r ^rm Tm, ^.-^ %7,-t;, ^^ ^% .^rt fm, ^r?rTW 
 1^55^, 'T5T^T !7iw 5Tor, -q'T^ ^5c^?TiT, ii^,TrrrT'/TW ?5r- 
 
 m or |-T<lf, ^»rz<n or fTW^tijt, V^55'til, HT^rel ^?T «. 
 
 To bo quivering or flickering in d. ^^ ^ft^T ^ ^^^■- 
 ^ft^ ;;TTTJr y. o/s. ^t Mk adti.-f^ fi^t. adv. JRof, p:^f?:- 
 q? (Z(/i-. ;fc^ SRm. 
 
 To draw towards d. m{\H q^-3frfff, »Tff ^Prf. 
 To have one's eyes fixed iu d. iikm. pi. fipT^y. o/s. 
 DsATH-lSED, n. TTTOT^TCiTT/. ^fg^l^f/. 
 Deathless, a. \. Immoetal. V(HX, 
 Death-eattle, n. mmf. q?^n »». ^r=Tft/. 
 Death's eoob, «. a|h^k «• 
 
 To be at d. in:oTr% qifr 5iHijf. 
 2b Debae, t'. a. preclude, exclude, t. To IIindee. =01%- f^- 
 
 STRi^, 3TT5-3Tr55rT '^^ icUh ^ or FIT, ^Z^^. 
 To Deeaek, v. c. ^T^^-Hl+rlH-&c. vid<ui. 
 To Debase, w. a. reduce, lower, v. To Degeade. Tiq'^/. 7- 
 
 2 ( coins or metals ). ^ui m. fFfslsfw-q-TrHJf, ^^?r-f|- 
 
 'jr^-f^aT5R-fHT?r-&c. jR'Tf. [ irr^. 
 
 Debased,/). \. V. 1. ^?5^ %%?JT, >te. 377???, 5T'?Tim, '-J'?- 
 
 Debasement, Debasing, «. v. V. 1. — act. "TT^rft ^'HOT «. |- 
 '?5^T ^T^ «. &c. 3TT^ m.— state. JTFT|lf%/. c(^TfTl%/. 
 JTH^5?fT/. 
 
 2— sc/. ^^f^■7.^^ n. f|tiT^?T qr):ijf ?!. &c. 
 
 To Debate, v. a. discuss, t. To Aegue. ^RW, ^r^ot, JT^rfrT- 
 
 ^ *R-f?r /.-sTT^rar?: f.-^xz^. /.-+ 1 -i i ^-Tr /.-&e. ^rw y. 0/ o. 
 
 To Debate, v. n. dispute, v. To Aegue. qTJ M.-fwi^ w.-qTr 
 
 ^ 1%jrr^ m.-ctc. ^Rur. 
 
 2 V. To Delibeeate. f^=5rn: M. JRof, .f?rETPlri aTHOT 
 Debate, Debating, «. t. V. A.— «"<? Aeguikg. +ii-+.'i/. 
 ^TST^^/. ^TT^n^/. tfTTRR/. H^frHT^rfH/. 
 
 2 Y. V. N. cfr^ m. f^5fr^ M. cliiMcjl':^ ?». 
 
 To DEBArcH, V. a. seduce, corrupt. fsT^;^5r, fsfifT^faT, i%- 
 
 2. ( a female. ) ftj ri r«( ui , '^''S^'Jf, ^^ n. W.'^ ;/. of o. 
 
 3 seduce from allerjiance. ffiFrfsrnt, fp^I^'ifT/. ^FT^ ff.ofo. 
 Debauched, a. corrupt in rnorals, v. Loose. ^TT^rrtt, gTT^- 
 
 Debauchee, n.loosc, licentious person. I^W^ft, S-!^, ^TTft^^oJ' 
 
 Debaucheet, 71. practice of lewdness. 5t^^)i=ft/. Ai'W «• 7- 
 
 Deeentuee. See Bond. Deed. 
 
 To Debilitate, v. a. v. To "Weaken. f^r^R-^FT^lT-f^^T^- 
 
 &c. 5pTwf,.^TfTB/.-«joI w.-^R 7».-&c. Sfiift 'FT'it y. o/o. 
 Debilitating, a. v. Weakening. +nviK q^??arrKT, ^fe- 
 
 Debilitt, m. t. Weakness. qjiT^Rt/. +»1+'^?T/. ?Tf^?ft<Jr- 
 
 Debit; debit side. ^=q!=Eft sir^j/. 
 
 To Debit, z). (7. ?<T<r '^l^'^-Hf^tTr-f^^irir. [o/o. 
 
 2 c/iflrye /o. nil-^i^ fe^ y. o/ o. ^^fRTT^ TtS'T J.
 
 DEC 
 
 Debonaik, a. complaisant^ v. Civil, ^^fl^, W^. 
 To Debouch, v. n. TJia^TT ^rrJ^fijrT irf|T ^z^. 
 Debeis, n. iT^m n. %5TT or \ n. 
 Debt, n. monies due from. ^ n. ^OT n. ^^ n. aT^ra' n. 
 
 Debts or debt — compreh. indef. &c. ^^tTPT n. ^^- 
 TT'ifT n. ^urcfjuft n. 
 
 Bad d. ^fm «. v^oTf^T^t/.— Account or register of 
 bad debts. ^^^jTT^ n. 
 
 Bondage of d. ^B'^TiJ'^ m. w.^'i^XH n. 
 
 Bound by d. ^ajq^ 
 
 Closing payment in discharge of a d. ^W^^ f. 
 
 D. upon easy terras. K^flw n. 
 
 Discharge or liquidation of a d. 75^^ n. spjT^TTq'^ n. 
 
 iRor^T^r n. ^,^]^^^^ n. ^<jijtt?t m. ^Ruinf^ /. ^rottt^^- 
 
 Disputed or disputable d. clf«n^'rr5'<Tft^-?f5iTT%-&e. 
 m^ ?i.-5pJT »i..-&c. 
 
 Free from d. 3H^uif, ST^tT, ^T^iift. 
 
 Freedom from d. 3TT^ni?T «. 
 
 Load of d. ^^i%m?T m. ^^tI^M ». 
 
 One over head and ears in d. ^^T^rRTlff, ^^Hff, =fvr- 
 5-IIT Sh'HciJMI Kpft, -^umw, ^OT^ or ^, ^iT^-iTr. 
 
 To be over head & ears in d. SI^^T^vT qit^ vff^ ^?T% 
 
 Principal of a d. ^^^^ n. 
 Eecovery of a d. ^ursirf 71. W>'^V^^^^ n. 
 Eeleased from d. ?Rirj?FJ, ^urirrf^rr. 
 That is in d. 5ROT=fr5. 
 
 The d. of nature, itttt n. [W m. 
 
 Written, ackno-ivledgement of a d. <+,^ri^^H n. ^Un- 
 written release from d. 4>Hm n. ^\iMrftf. 
 To settle or adjust a d. ^^^^ or 5^r?fr/.-^^?ft/. 
 
 2 monies due to, outstandinj d. ^i\ n. ^T^'z n. 
 Debtor, «. ^^?Jr^^, ^ct'^, ^tJTli^T, 'R'Jl^Tr^, %?r^ft, ^^^IT, \ 
 ^^TIT, +-'Jl+<1,'?r'':TH'jf,^fJT^,^^. — in bonds and notes. 
 Rur+I or f^qfrJTTW ( from 5R0T debt : and, as oppo- 
 sed to creditor ^H^ or ^^T^RHT, from tT=T money ). 
 Allowance made to a d. in durance. HtTT m. or JTH». 
 Bad (bankrupt, &e.) d. ^s^^m n. '<T'^S^5J n. [ 3;m. 
 Good (substantial, thriving, &c. ) d. rf^rT^s n. FTM^- 
 Hard ( tough-fisted, &c. ) d. ?T?^ n. 
 Shutting up ( by a creditor ) of a d. in his own 
 house. ^R#S/. 
 Debiojishjp, n. v. K ^l^oftqtrTT m. &c. arr^H^ n. 
 Decade, n. aggregate often. ^^I^p pop. ^Wfi m. 
 
 D. of soldiers. ^r^;;TT '»• 
 Decadence. Decadency, See Decay. 
 Decagon, n. ^-fm^ m. ^^i+m-^fd /. 
 Decalogue, n. j^TTfTTsrf^/. 3TTfTT5^T^ m. 
 To BucxHPjV. n. march from a camp, n^ m. ^7:^^■T'C^^ 
 ^'Jif-^Jts'jf, FTS m. 3^tJr in. con. g. of s. ^^ m. n, sf^rw. 
 2 run away, make off. qsttTr, ^ n. W'W. 5p;af, ^"tiTni. ^- 
 
 215 DEC 
 
 :piJir, TSfrS w. 3T?PTi^, ^?TT »». 5^To5of, TTifFrrTJC n. ^TiJir, 
 
 5rf5rf=5r «. q;^, 5rt /. ^^^om, ??Tr /. ^^^i or i.i^.^ ^^aj-, 
 
 ot^T^^mr m. W.T^ or i^urw, ^^^/. ^OfiT^ ;i.-n^-jrfT 
 /•-1=--<iHl^ «. 5?J7TJr-'^ot_ — esp. with implication of 
 previous cheating or fraud. STw^TT /• pi- ^^, ^lUT 
 m. ^iJr-iTT?"if. 
 Decamping, Decampment, h. v. V. 1.— ac^ r[3 75^31 n. 
 cToE 3^trf M. 3'5r=r'jft /• ^sz^\ m. ^^ »t. «. 
 
 To Decant, v. «. i^our off. ;j)^f^-3^3f^ W^, 
 Decanter, n. 5ffm3?qT ^^ f T5% 3TPFTn^ ^t^^ Hfl ;;. 
 To Decapitate. See To Beheab, 
 To Decay, v. n. fail, sink, lecome i7npaired,\. To Decline. 
 
 /?j. con. ^t"?r y. 0/ s. 
 Decay, n. v. Decline. ^FRFrr qTJTr »«■ 7?tTT «'. S^lfT/. zn- 
 
 Decayable, a. v. V. qr^Ttt^T, f^^ft, ^'^. 
 
 Decayed, p. v. V. 5rJ:%i=5r, na;:^?^, iTf7?T, fsrifeFT, ^of, .^T- 
 
 Decaying, ;;.«.¥.¥. 3'd<uiKr,5r?TJrnT,&c.3^TfTr, ^^it, ^rf^g. 
 Decease, «. v. Death. T^m n. ^TJ^ n. S^M^TTTm. f^m/. 
 
 Pltti<u| n. q^?5r;fjiiir?r n. 
 To Decease, v. n. v. To Die. ittw, stm »». fl"re5r. [-etc. 
 Deceased, a. v. Dead. jt^TtT, T^r^T^T, 'TT?'?r^siTa',^'^l^r?fr. 
 Deceit, n. fraud, guile, knavery, ^pq^ n. ^rf^nr «• ^TPTT /■ 
 
 Jfl^ n. ^\^f. ^'Ici'^Ml/ ^ »'■ ^^MFfft /. S^sir^fT /. 
 
 Z n. m. q^Rsf n. ^^zT^m f 5^i%qT /■ In expression of 
 Deceit as understood in the words and phrases, a cheat, 
 illusion, trickery, false show, a make lelicve, an empty 
 flourish, ^'c. some words and phrases are, ^T<^f. HW/. 
 Wl^if JT'4=T 3TM *r?^q ^^T^S, JTT%^ JfT )«. ^STT ^^ 
 (:7fH%), tTTTT ^?^1^ ( 5q^^-=-M N H -f^'T5f-^F^^-&c. ), 
 
 ^ /• '§^^'wvn\ f. iT^sfw^ /. "P^f^DTjp /. ^^i[o^^^l »,V 
 
 JTrai?T5T m. 
 
 D. and knavery, — compreh. ^TT <F?^m. ?n=I'^<i=l/. 
 
 A master piece of treachery or d. ^mj^ f. 
 Deceitful, Deceptive, «.— person. 5^?7T^ or qr or ^, z'f, 
 5^ST, 5^5rn, J^sqT, ^TTt, ^^FR, ?;f=5Tift, ^TRT^, ^n^- 
 
 ar^f, ?^^fTT, iT^, ?j^;Tm, ^TT^f?, ^?^Tf3^, irmm, 
 
 tf^CTt, ^^^'ft, 3^, --fTT, 3^, ^1:5. 
 
 2 — thing, &c. ^T^T^TT, g^f^JiHi^i, ^'wqi^ifl^, ^^^TT^T, 
 
 Deceitfully, (7(/y. t. A. ^ttt^, ?rf^TKT^, ^'^TR, ^Trt--il ? r- 
 
 #, ,&c. ?r^fJ^, +n'i^'T%, Ac. ^PT^^^T-T. 
 Deceitfulness. n. v. A. srn^iiT^ft/. STWFfft/. ^FPTT^fn. 
 Decf.Ivable, a. V. V. 5-7;5IWT-=5TT-^m^-HK<MI-&c. TT^f^T^-
 
 DEC 
 
 216 
 
 DEC 
 
 To Dkceive, f. n. diludf, drfrauJ, impose vpon. S^ToRt, <P^- 
 
 ^or, Hri^, ^^oT, siHM.Dj, Hl'^i'HR'jf, ^r^r^pr, ^r^^r^, 
 5nT m. m, 5T«m^/.-'P?T5r'iT^/--^'^rHT /.-srfnT^r /.-&c. 
 
 ^if[ ij. of o. — iVeely, with the power of such worils 
 as, /o (jidl, htillle, befool, lamhoode, hob, bile, cozen, 
 mill/, c/ioiise, diddle, do, iff'c. W^ or hS'Mui /. qTHW, 
 
 <?i':=iui, tTjm, iiMWi, f^TTR'Jf, if?T^'jf, fpis'rf, f^^npjf, 
 
 ^fr/.-il>TT »n.-5ftw»'.-ffr/.-^^ »«.-5TT=5r ?«.-&c. 5uf, nqRT 
 »«. TROT, itrsf ^ %^ or iW^, fir5T^€=T ^M ftiWof, 
 
 tfmi? n. JJT^ y. 0/ 0. ^Hi« 5fr/ ^ or '^r3^ qotot. 
 Deceived, />. v. Y. 5^?r^3T, <P^^?Jr, &c. "F^ttsst, Eff^rT, 
 
 w<iir«i,»*<ki<H. 
 
 Tu be d. l/e tal-en in. «p^ui. S^q-. 
 DECEiVEi!,n. V. V. nn(7 Deceitful. 5^=TinTT, "P^^TOTITT, &c. 
 
 A gny d. f^Prftf, ^. 
 Deceiving, Deceitio.v, 71. v. Y.~act. Z^^ n. <P^=raf «. 
 
 Ac. <i-+;^ui-+,/. "?r?i5m^/ "P^rq-oft/. ?^ «. ^r^/. sr- 
 
 fTRtTi n. q-HKiJIi/. SSRTH n.— state. <p^iT?r/. 'RFTTrf o?" 
 
 I. artifice practised, cheat. "P5^ot/. 5-7;cf uf _/". tpyf^q-y. 
 
 December, h. jif^fr ^^ir^\ ^jnpn J^il^ >«. mmft'W 3tI- 
 
 Dece>xy, n. V. A. l.'hT^oiT m. Twm^J- T^^f. jfr'^clT 
 /. ^mf^f?^ n. PJT^qft/. 
 
 To keep up d. cpg^ w. ^o'^ot. 
 DzCEXXiAL, a. consisting of ten years. ^i^\ ^ 'A\ ■^ \, ^^Tff^^. 
 2 continuing for ten years. ^ ^^ ^srirTWRT, ^^TSTTRf^'. 
 '•i happening every ten years. ^^T^ sfTT^Tr f mm-qoTRT- 
 
 Decest, a. becoming, beseeming, befittiny, v. Fit. f|T^ f^T- 
 
 ^^ ^q', ;?%T, fjT^n?. 
 
 2 no< ofccfne; mor/w^, ?jc. ?r^=qT, JT^T^, ^r^T^FT, g?!W, 
 
 Decently, adv. v. A. 1. f:)T'^qTJrR, ftTTSTiTR, q-iTT#rq-, q-^r- 
 
 Deceptible. See Deceivable. 
 
 Deceptious, See Deceitful. 
 
 Decidable, a. T.V. A. 5^I^rm%nr-&c.f%TjfqwT5rqT^>rT,&c. 
 
 2b Decide, v. a. determine, .wt/le. ?pjm, Zrj^m.-f^^mm.- 
 
 ^'-^ ">.-&c. ^f^y. ofo. f^crrar m.%?r?5 »». /.%?T?5r 
 
 W..&C. ^RTJT y. 0/0. W:^-^i#T-^^-&c. W.^. 
 To Decide, v. n. come to a conchisiou. f^^mm..ZK\^ m.-&c. 
 
 «S:c. tHTTfrT, f^fii<lfi, ^5_ ' 
 
 Ij^J^iaiW^zerye^ic, prompt, ^-c.-oi measures, &c 
 
 II. resolute, determined,— oi persons, v. FiitM.q^?;, gtfr^, 
 Decidedly, adv. v. A.I. II. fq-^TH^TTof, ^rg^fTFTTWr^, ?Tii, 
 
 Decidek, n. V. V. A. 5^I=T'Jn"n,"%^?IT q;^0IRT,&c. f5raT'T-&e. 
 
 Decivvous, a. not peren7iiaJ. ^T'^'nT IsrWRT-TS'JIRT, trff^Til- 
 rSa^ur, ^lTfFf.q?rrrTCTf. 
 
 Decimal, a. ^nt^TT=5rr- ^?Tf?T. 
 
 D. arithmetic. ff^lt^mf'JrFT n. 
 
 D. figure or point. ^^Tf^lf^f n. 
 
 D. fraction, ^^Tf^T 3TtTtJn% in. 
 
 2 numbered by ten. ^^Tnui^, ^^TnortrrT, 5^Tarff?:. 
 Decimal, n. ^\^\\■| m. 
 To Decimate, v. a. take the tenth. i^Hi ?sr=Tr ^t^, ^^^]'^■■ 
 
 2b Decipheb, v. a. ?rf%f?t^ i^'ff^-7?'f25qt=^-&c. 3T'<f »i. 
 
 Decision, ». v. V. JRFT ?». f%=rrar »«. f^orq' m. fSf^q- «!. 
 
 fif =qTT «i. tp?F5 m. f. %^?5r w. 
 
 I. determinedness, t. Fiemness. ^ n. ^^l m. ^4\l^\f. 
 Decisive, a. conclusive, determinative. f?fOTq-&e. -^<u||<j fJf. 
 
 Decisiveness, n. v. A. T^^\W^.^ n. f?r=''<ira^^ ». 
 Deck, a. ( of a ship ). 3T=3T?jt «». 
 
 To clear the decks, fig. v. To Eat up. cfoi^rrST m.-T^- 
 
 2b Deck, v. a. array, adorn. -^W^., ^^"Jf, ^rn5T7T-f ^i'lfH?!- 
 
 &c. ^?Tjf, ^{^^.1 ITTTT^, ^^ M. ^fRiff y. 0/ 0. 
 Decked, p. v. V. ^r^T^T^^r, ^TT^sttt^^^, &c. ?rsr, ?Tf^FT. 
 Deckeb, a. having declcs. *HvlrfT & K^?ft ( in comp. as 
 
 one-d. ^q;JT^?5T or ?ft, two-d. J^r^'^r or sft, three-d. 
 
 f?fJT^?M' or ?jt ). 
 2b Declaim, v. n. speak rhetorically, liarangue. 3TT?5^rR^- 
 
 m^^R-g^rsf ^"7.#^-g5Trf N I rH + -&c. ^TTTDT n. ^F^or, cfff|. 
 
 Declamatokt, ff. 3TRrq;Tft^, ?rT?5^PR, &c. Ttflfqr^. 
 Declamation, n. v. V. aTT^WTft^-gsf ^?Trf T^-gsTrf I H kH + - 
 ?nr5^R-&c. ■JTmnr n. 
 
 Empty d. TjcpsqtflFq- n. 
 Declaeable, a. v.V.l. ?q"'?^f'TFrT-=5?T-3fpTT-&c. sfr^ ^55cfT- 
 
 2 ^^-ctc. ^FTFTr-^T-^7nT-&c. 
 Declaeation, n.\. V. A..l.~act. ??'S^fTOT ». q?W^ /. 
 fTTT^r «. f5i%^?r n. 
 2 3TT|iT ^T^«.-&c. STTi^E^p^ n. sf^^t^^ 7^. 
 
 I. matter declared. sr^PT «• 
 
 II. See Affiemation. 
 
 2b Declaee, v. a. tell plainly, make Jcnoicn. ^Tr^of-^qij.^. 
 =Eftrr-WP-.tc. ?Tfim, Ef^af, fJT^^at, fTTTot, ^T^ spst^r^. 
 2 s7w(v, »ioA'« knoii-n, v.To IMa^ifest. 5T^^-t^f^?r-3TT^- 
 
 ?;-jnT^-&c. ^, sfwv m. ^^oir y. of o.
 
 DEC 
 
 217 
 
 DEC 
 
 3 ( one's self ). 3TN% '^RTT ^TT^ ^FT^-^^lf^^. — in a bad 
 sense ^^rCTT^-^'TI'r^ i(^. 
 To Declare, v. n. See To Affikm. 2 for or agalnst.arjM- 
 
 DEcr.AEEE n. Declaeative, a. Declaeatort, a. v. T.A. 1. 
 
 Declension, ji. — in grammar. fsTTf^/- ^ w-I^Tf^T^frT/. 
 Declinable, a. v. V. A. 2. sfps^T, f^Tf^?fT«T, ?ri%»Tf?f;q;. 
 Declination, Declining, Decline, 7i. v. V. N. 1. ^?5 ot. 
 
 2 -J^TF. m. 3^TP^/. J^TT^/. ?T^ m. 'm^^ m. ^T^m m. 
 
 «. ??T < r n 4-- H I"l or ^f. 3'?n:rft JJ^OT/. JJFrrFftTiqtt/. ^cR- 
 rfr^^r/. TTrTRP'4T/. aT^TF^/. 3T^-7;5;t/. ?R?rTTr55^ m. 
 
 Time or season of d. ^'rRrftsf^/. 3'rtRf^=r^ ?«. aT^rrfT- 
 
 I. ( of a star ). jpffjf/. SPTH on. ^ewMf^ f. ^"HTTIT 7». 
 Siue of a planet's d. ipH^Krr/. iptPi^-^r/. 
 
 Sine of the sun's greatest d. qTTTT'^T '"■ 
 
 The radius of a parallel of it. ^"^^jf. 4Jvri|i/. 
 
 II. T. Consumption, ^^fm m. fft\f- 
 
 III. declining years. g'TR^iq' w. ^tKM<|^/. ^cKdlMlll/. 
 >j<iKc)M n. 3^TTtI/. aW^T^raT n. 
 
 To Declin-e, v. a. aroiJ, shun, not to accept, Sfc, v. To Ee- 
 FUSE. H^Rof, ^i;\ J^^OTiif, cT^CTT, ^T^CTT, fjRot «u7A ^TT^ 
 o/o. aTKft^FR m.-SiMnK m.- aTfisPTn.-H^fnr »n.-&c. q^?:- 
 
 2— in grammar. C^ «. ^^TR^ot-^ f^^f^/. ;??. T{\^^ g. of 
 o.fimf^f.pl. SHOT toii/i ^ or ?!T. fsfTf^f^'^T ot.-T^T- 
 
 To Decline, v. n. lean doionicard, incline. 3?R"Jf, ^Pc^ot, JTT- 
 c^S'r, m^'^ or ^of, ^TT^CTf. 
 
 2 detiriorate, decrease, decay. TrRW, TTTrlT^, duiNCTT^ jtt- 
 
 5w, q'^Rof, afr^r^Di', nscor, ^(jt ^, ?^^ «i.--^m m.-&..c. 
 qr^fr, erq" ?n.---|Rr j».-&c. ^m g. ofs. aw^Fsot. 
 
 3 ( in years. ). ^rRiTqfiT ^Tot, T^oftrr-tT^^^ im, 
 
 4 ( in the world ). sfHof, ^T «. sf^ijf y. o/ s. <TiqT^^-T5- 
 Dflf?r %>!?, ^^of , g^^/. 3-?Ri?f g. oj s. 
 
 5 — the day; pass noon. ^F^of, g'^Ruf, epHTor_ 
 Declinek, «. Declining,/;, a. t. Y. N. 1. ^^otrt, ^,'^7^- 
 ?T, &e. g-rRfTl, ST^TOT. 
 
 2 g-rRTJTTn, &c. g^HT, s^T^qr TPrmr, 7fR^ ^^rrrnftTr, g'- 
 r\-^ qi^^, ^Tqqrift, ^f^or, arq^frnr. 
 
 3 ;3"?TR, 3^FR-7?Rq^, T^q-^TPqi, TfTRq-qpSfT, 3^<dH<l^.^l. 
 DECLivrrr, n. t. Descent. g-?rR wi. ^'fR'JT/. T'fR?/ S'S^ 
 
 / 3-fR^ir/. sf^Toj/. 
 Declivous, o. g-Ff^^r, ScRoft^rr, T?R^, 3Ht^^ ? vk/|^ i. 
 To Decoct, v. a. — medicinally, vi+oiui, ^pf^f »«.-^qRT m.-TF- 
 
 q; W.-&C. ^^oty. o/o. 
 Decoction, «. thing decocted^ decocluro. spTSTOT. +1N m.'^- 
 
 q5T3!T OT. f.T'<T »». f^'rf^T OT. ^^ «i. TPP m. TM m. 
 D. ( of acids, ic. ) for scouring mctaU. T^PITT m. 
 Second d. f^T^T^l ni. 
 To Decollate, &c. See To Behead, &c. 
 To Decomi'Ose, v. a. resolve into its simple parts. ^^C^ n. 
 
 pi. f^^ot g. of 0. ctF=r?*T-^'TiT n. W'T.^. 
 To Decompose, v. n. H^ctF^ n. pl-^'^7^'^ n. pi. f>T=!T fnn, ^- 
 
 f^rtH rrfsr «. i>i- f^^of y. o/s. 
 
 DECOiirosiTION, ?». V. V. N. Fr??f ?f rR^ f*T'*'J<^rHt 37^'''<TT /. 
 
 Fif^r^ ?i?q- fH^ n. ^'^^'\^]f^f. T'^F^rnf^/ 
 To Decoeate, v. a. Y. To Aboen. «?'nR"if, ^^in, ^^fnrof, K- 
 
 ?=T «. ^Rof y. o/ 0. 
 Decoeated, p. Y. V. »|TTR^?n", &c. HftrT, f%HfqiT. 
 Decorating,^, a. Decobator, n. y. V. ^^IROTRT, <S:c. ^15^ 
 
 ^Trf-qnft-&c. 
 
 Decoeation, w. See Ornament. 
 
 Decorous, a. y. N. f<['?, f^TJ^tcTR, f^T'ERTRRT, 5?:^, tf^T^, 
 
 Decoeouslt, adv. rrqi^^f, f^T'SltH, ?t«Tfrf?t^, &c.f^q'5T'75f^. 
 Decortication, «. y. Peeling. ^TJ^t/. 
 Decorum, Decoeousness, «. decency, propriety of lehaviour. 
 H^KT /. f^m^sfRw. f ^-STT /• f^T'STTrV ^'^'^^f^ /. f^^^m . 
 To Decot, v. a. lure, entrap, draw into a snare. ?ITH W.-3TT- 
 
 f^^ «.-3tt^tt/.-&c. ^ri^^ T7q5]-ijf-'?>H'Rr/.-&c. w^ g- of 
 o.-m^iM ^u^ or ^^vm-'Tim^ wf, ^fr^"^, ht^ m. ^x^J- 
 
 ^ TT^Tm "TTI'Jt, &c. 
 
 Decox. See Luee. 
 
 To Decrease, v. a. \. To Lessen. qrjfr-TaTT-?f5-&c. w^x^. 
 
 To Decrease, v. n. v. To Lessen, ^ot, '^is'-tiiqui, 5^, ^J^Tl- 
 3Trn--?Y5-&c- C'^i ^^ w».--^ OT.-&C. ^rot g. of s. 
 2 as to force or iuteuseuess; remit, slacJicn, abate. ^^- 
 ^, 3"'m^^, ^^qJFT'?!, ^KHRof, |S5!frr--R;j-&c. T^-^^t, 
 ^^'jf, ^FSrcToi, sira^JRof, ^RTITif, sf^FfJt, ^^HTof, ^RT^t, 
 TS^, ^H^, ^RH'Tf, f^Jfor, f^RTof, ^^Km.-f\^J.-^^f- 
 g^JTT wi.-OT^TTR ?!.-3fT?IRT TO.-&C. fiiif y. 0/ s. 
 
 Decrease, Decreasing, n. \. V. N. 1. ^^K m. W.f. ^PRft 
 /. 'T5?ft/. H?:/. ?7?T m. 3TT?^ w». arq^JT w. -^^«i.f?Tf?r/. 
 2 3-?rR WJ. J^^r/. K?^/. Tq^TTm. ^"T^W^M- TT^ltf?f/. 
 ^\mKor^W\r\in. 
 
 Decreased, p. y. V. 1. ^Tlt %%^-5rM?^, &c. 3Tqf5RT, ^TTfT- 
 
 Decree, n. judicial decision.^^Fj^W^m. ■§^■^^^^\^^m. f^TW- 
 ^TTSr n. sq-q-f-^r/. 
 
 2 cf^/d, V. Law. 'JTUTT/ f^ "»• ^5 n. 3!TT?Fr «. f^^-'^ w. 
 g^sn^q- re. 
 
 3 ( of God ) f s^ ^^TrT. 
 
 To Decree, v. «■ determine judicially. "%^^ «i.-f>i^isi "'. 
 
 -&c. ^RW. [ ^^• 
 
 2 appoint, order, S{c. ;^^JTm.-3TTfTT/.-5nRR w.-ic^Rnf, 
 Deceepit, a. old and infirm, y. Old. g^ER^ST or ^^RpT, 
 
 ^-il^, ^sr^FT, ^T5, ^^RT^r, %^5, ^'75T, ^FPS or #:?R, 
 
 ^TR, TTt'TS', ^eTS, ^^5. 
 To Decrepitate, v. n. v. To Ceackle, cra^TS'if.
 
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 218 
 
 Pkcbkpitvdk, n. V. A. J^ft/. ^TU f. STT^^n- ?^i<+>shuii m. 
 'fu DlciiT, r. a. cry duiai, clamour ajainst. ihinu\ ^.r+.K.i w.- 
 
 1^0. HTTW-^TPTm. ^fJ^g. of o. ^\^ n.-^m.-&<:. g^cfr. 
 PrciVDENCE, i^i'. J^fo Keclmbexce, &.C. 
 To Dehkate, r. a. devote, consecrate. ^"Jif, ail'i^t, ff^fs^, 
 
 ^!THor, vfnyi'r, i)P)yr/.-^?Kn m. ^RiJt g- of o. rri^r'jf -%^ 
 
 iriV/i if I ofo. 
 
 2 ( one's self), ^n. HSI«|ui or ^ HiHH qT^or-ST^ic. 
 To d. one's soul, body, and substance. ??^ f^ v(^ ^- 
 
 :{ ( a book, &c. ). 5T!5n^-?nJrr^ W^. ^J^-mot. 
 Tei irATiON, n. T. V. 1.— Of^ clT^". ^HfiJiiiw. &c. ^FTTR'Jrn. 
 
 To Deivce, r. a. V. To lyrr.it. 3T;5TrRTH-<T^T^-&c. spiJOT- 
 
 Pedvcible, a. V. V. ar^iTRr^ ^FI^RT ^"'FTr->&o. 3Tg^. 
 To Deduct, r. a. subtract. tTR ^f^-^n^oT, «r^ ^Fnit-TTSW- 
 MP/UJ, <Pfr J?iTW, ^^tif, ^T^iif , %'jf, ^TR^T"?!, frpfT ^T^^, 
 Dedcctep, p. V. Y. 5fK %^?TT- 5rT%^-itc. ^T^ %?I?^-Hlrirf|- 
 
 Dedcctios, n. v. Y.— ar/. cJt^ ^ruf n. g^TT ^'^ n. &c. sqij-. 
 
 I. amount deducted. ^j\\r\ f, 
 
 II. Sec CoscLusios. 
 
 Deductive, a. v. To Deduce. aijMMNI, ^HHiPi^,3T2irT. 
 DedcCTIVELT, ado. \. A. ar^KT^PT, ST^FT ^57T. 
 Deed, n. aii, \. Actios. ^Fmn. WMn. ^rqn. ^f<Tn. f^P^r/. 
 A virtuous orgood d. ^'^KH«. g?irrn. 
 2 exploit, achirvrment.fent. JTTT/. JT^-JFT n. M^H-+,l4«. 
 
 Deeds,/ra/«, exploits, "^ft^n. ^fr^ n. 
 
 To perform a mighty d. f?T^ =FT#r/. =sn?m, ar^^^T 
 ftl ni. pi. ?^FIW,'iir?I '?\%m.//Z. 'fnf^TiJf, f^ffq-^JT^OT. ^^. 
 — in a bad sense. 3^ m. ^prur, j 4c| u'l . 
 
 To perform deeds of valor. qR/. ;i^. 
 3— in law, v. Boxd. i^^n. ^'S(n. kf^m. zr7=^u^-^m_ 
 
 D. of acquittance. ^\W^f. TPfT^mTw. 
 
 D. of agreement. +<K')lMI»i. W^fw^^n. 
 
 D. of gift or conveyance. ^PTT^i. 
 
 D. of lease or tenure, ^^m. 
 
 D. of pun-hase. ^jTft^^i^n. ?<Tft7^5f n. ^p^n^ m. 
 
 T). of nlinquisbment, (uf divorce, manumission. Ac). 
 ^tm^n.^f^^f. 
 
 D. of sale. 'pfT^jj^ci n. ^p^i^q- n. 
 In deed, in very d. v. Titui.T. ?3TT^, ^JTr^?", ^JTCrfspF. 
 To Deem, p. a. think, eUecm. mHiif, ^miif,^!?^!!!, iTJICTr,?;- 
 
 Deep, a. ?^ (rew/w. X^tkz., ^r^'^-.^Wi^.'^^^^Z^ deepish), 
 3ff? or #?, Bijf^ ( remw ^^JR^Pr), T^S^rn, q?TT nift- 
 
 DEF 
 
 Yory d. snTTtT. 
 2 o<T!/i/', cj-c v. Abstru.<;e. ^3t?5, HI^, n^, frn^. 
 8 artful, tj'c. T. Cunning, 1ksidiou.s_ aitfTr?TT iftft^T, 
 JFKT'tTpft, ^%^IT, iFT^5fr3T^ ^TR^, ^^rf , Tmii'T^. 
 4 ^raye, solemn. H^I^, ijiftT. 
 5— of sound. qR-, it>frT, ^H, T^riT, ^. 
 
 G— of color. >iSTT or qf^JT. 
 
 [^Ft^^. 
 
 7 deep-sunken, — the eye. WA^ or sppTT remiss. WA^ cr 
 
 8— of sleep. q'R, ns^, TT^, ftfqi. 
 
 9 <Aa/ is in or to a high degree. <PTt^, 3lr!TrT, "m^iy^, 
 
 D. silence. tiiH^M n.f. 
 
 Deep, n. «fa. ?IH^j». flRT?«. ^]^m. 
 
 2 </eai, ^c. T. Heiqht. \^ (in comp. as a prefix, as ^- 
 HTT'sff in the d. of uiglit. '^ f|«rroE^m in the d. of 
 winter, &o.). [ 5^^. 
 
 To Deepen, v. a. make deeper. #?5Jr, arftr^ ^r?I-3ffT-ic. 
 2 viake Irighier, clearer .^fuller, <j'c. ^'^of, ^"g'^T^f;-^- 
 
 To Deepen, v. n- grow deeper. aiffeT^ ^Rritc. It"^. 
 
 2 yro!« brighter, clearer, fuller. 3'^fiT'Jt, ^JH^, ^Sijf, ?^- 
 
 'S-5?T^-2^C5frFT-i|TT-&c. ^rtif. 
 Deepl?:, a(?y. v. A. 1- ^H^IrT, art?. 
 
 I. pnfoundly, thoroughly. ^"^R^nfH, 3TpTf^g^"Tq^-7;, 'fl- 
 
 D. versed, itc. qKHrf. 
 IT. to or in a hijh degree. <FTT^, 'iT?q7T, 3Tf?f^, H^TTT- 
 
 De^hess, Depth, v. A. 1. ^X^f. ^^TK\^\m. x^.^^lm. 
 
 To get out of onii's d. lit. fig. ^\^ TTO^ffT T^X^- 
 
 Deer, n. ^fX'Hm. pop. ^nim.n. f^m. ^mm. Some species 
 
 are f^?T3:, jtTS:, ^''TJT or >, HRRt^ ^ot, tt^, tg^jry^ 
 
 ?n^^T, ^TJor^T or ^^^JT^ ?Tf5TT. 
 Bounding of a d. ^"NviT/. 
 Deee-catcheh, n. qr^ft- 
 
 DEEit-ETKD, o. Kn^q^ (/■ =^T ), Hqsfr^^ (/• ^ ), Hrn=>ft. 
 Deer-skin, n. ^<uii-=f| + M3t/. ^'iiF-ri^T «. 
 To Deface, v. a. disjigure, deform. f^^-^s^^-■^^TJ^-Sic. ^- 
 
 ^TiJi, fslq^OT, ^^n.-&..c. ^\Z^gofo. ^jkTRT- ^mm i-Ac. 
 
 ?lT^Twi. :pTOt y o/o. 3nTR'Tn?n -'^^^'\m.-&c.^^^ 9°Jo- 
 
 2 See To Efface. 
 Defalcation, n. diminution. ffl^TM. +Hriis/. <flrnf/. 
 Defamation, «. v. V. — oe<. SfT^qTifw. &c. •^'^£\f. ^^^\^n. 
 
 Defamatory. 8ee Sla^beeous. 
 
 To Defame, v. a.v. To Asperse. ij<JH|jf|/. ^BTiJt ^. o/ o. 3TT- 
 
 ?/-^^?f/-&c. ^^g.ofo. 3Tf>Tn?R)i.-'flf5TnR»i.-f^- 
 
 ^f<T^n.-:&c. sRiif y. o/ o. 
 Defamek, re. Defaming,/!, a. V. V. a«(^ Aspeesee. q^- 
 
 ifT ^!JnTT, &e. =Ef^r5, 5<?5T?njffT, ^^T^^, a^tr^^j -jt- 
 
 fH?t?R-&c. ^.
 
 DEP 
 
 219 
 
 BEP 
 
 Default, ?(. omission, fnilure^ fault . airTT". fTMiNH/. '^5''^' 
 
 2 defect, want. 3^W[^»i_ 
 Defaulteb, ti. qnTTf^-=5TT^ftrr-^T^frf->5:c. ^HT JfvnjfiTT-fT- 
 •PR?f qr^'TTTTT, ^mFft^ n-PR?^ or fPFT^Tift', rST^T^R. 
 
 D. in .accounts. f^^frsRR, rrqr=?;-'Tr. 
 2 one who fails to apj'ear ivhen called in court. ^J''^" 
 
 To Defeat, v. a. beat, overthrow, discomfit, f^^iji, hkui, 
 
 vPTm.-'fl;;T^OT.-3T'T'T?T«.-'tnjn.-'>t^3PT?!. ^^5'. "/ o. qTTT- 
 'Tof, ^ot or ^TT^or, TT^i^tt 'H^'if, TTT^/ ^'^ 9- o/o. 
 2 hajjle^foil, frustrate, disconcert, cj'e. ^TRfOT, ^TTS^, 'TT 
 
 5PT<Jr y. q/" 0. — utterly, thorouglily, irrecoYerably, &e. 
 Correspoudiiig with To Defeat, as bearing this impli- 
 caion of utlerness or comj;leteness, there are in English 
 numerous verbs acd formations, strong, and striking, 
 and abundantly current; yet, of rather low estimation 
 as Tulgar or free. Equally numerous, equally signifi- 
 cant, and of equivalent estimation, there are verbs and 
 formations in MaraUn.ThQ words therefore correspond- 
 ing with To «»ia»A, squash, dish, mar. Hast, confound, 
 hnock on the head, Sfc. Sfc. — as applied to persons, 
 affairs, schemes, .measures, &c. we hare collected here. 
 The whole answer to the whole in the general import, 
 whilst particular ones agree with particular ones in 
 particular aspect. Hl^M, ^TT^oS'if, ^n^sfJf, HTi!T m.-?If^- , 
 JTRT »i.-fw? «t.-f^i"?t m. ^70T,H.HI=I-^I adv. JRut, ffTST- 
 m JnTiit, ^SRT HKui, T^/AV^ or rT'tTTS'jf, '^Jpsfrg^, flf/. 
 ^TTTiir g. of 0. I^JT^Trf, f ^^FT^if, J'^^'Jf , F5^?:^at, ^f^f- 
 
 il^^TR or ip^JPT /.-^T or fin" m.-^-^Ai\ m.-f^T^^ m.- 
 ^^nrr or ^J^%^m.-^^^J^^^X^ /.-ar^^n w.-TRRT "j.-^^TH or 
 1>T^^ «.-JTlFfr /.--ftS n.-f<T5T5 or fq^JT ?n.-^T m..&c. 
 ^^, ?^FTTrf55re ?raf. And corresponding with To he de- 
 feated, as involving the sense more strikingly expressed 
 by To be smashed, squashed, dished, ^'c., To be done for. 
 To go to pot. To end in smoJcr, Sfc. ^'c. the following are 
 some of the words and phrases, ^^^pir, ^'^lal'Jr, 't^TTOT, 
 'i^ToI'Tf, ^MRot, ^rr^^, TJ^nf, ^TS'jf (intens. ^rSTSW), 
 spRToCDT, qra^iJr or JTO^DT, fjfHotot, f^pft^pat, fifr^+duj, 
 or tp^^ot, &c. ?^!JOT, ^?5f?T ^m, Him 31101, ^SROT, 
 
 iTiiot, ^afsq/.-jiTJT m.-^^o;;\^^^f.-^^^^^ «.-ctc. |pjr 
 ^. o/«. 
 
 Defeat, Defeating, n. v. V. I.— act. fn^puf n. Ac. HTloft 
 /. fsTEpoT:?; /. JT3TH n.— state. ^T or ^ f <niR m. ^JPT 
 
 n. fifl^P^/. 
 
 To acknowledge d. by ( or inferiority to ). a^fvfrT 
 3iiut or ftfi^?T ^M, ^K ^^^-^^ ( both phrases with 
 
 ncg. con. and with ?;t or H o/o. ), ^f J^of^ 
 2 — arf. J?R'Jf n. &c. ^U^f H^?r n.—state. ■H^ m. ^TJT 
 ?«. 5n<T »«. fWI?I in. See also the numerous nouns given 
 under the Verb. 
 Defeated,/), v. V. 1. PTT^^r, &c. qrST^, fflT'fT, tmfiT?T, 
 
 To be d. ^IT ^TWT, ^rsfFf ^T<Jf. 
 
 2 ?rTH?^RT, ^rSi^^it, &c. 
 To Defecate, v. a. v. To Claeify. ^TT'O^'^', K^ ?«. ^PT?at-jJT- 
 
 7^ g. of o. 
 Defecation, n. v. \.—aU. ^\v^ n. \\\^7\ n. 
 Defect, n. imperfection, incompleteness^ icant of something 
 
 requisite. ^'^'TWT m. •^.^\^^^\ m. ;jwr^T?/. ^K^<ff/. ^Mr{}- 
 
 5T?r/. ?T^if^ «. cT^^ ?j. q^fR/. 'j^fTofcfT/. ^"^^T^rr/. 
 
 '^Fq n. 
 
 Slight d. or excess. ^pri^jqT^ n. qrH;?^?^^/. #Ii!T ??;. 
 
 2 moral imperfection, failing, t. Fault. STT »« ^^7- 
 
 3 natural imperfection. ?PT m. "^j^ m. ^\Z f. 
 
 4 a d. //i/wy or point wanting, fqi or f^rj n. fe^ «. i^- 
 T n. 3^ M. ^iTiT «. [ ^ «• 
 
 Defection, n. revolt, Sfc fpHT m. fpH^ m. ftpFTl^TT ni. f"P^- 
 DefectivE, «. V. N. 1. imperfect, incomplete, faullg. JTJII, 
 
 D. verb. nMf^vqrq^ n. [ ^TJIT. 
 
 2 v. Faultt. jfrsft, ^tl^, t^'^l^i ^RT^^, ?l'Mi)rfHr, ^- 
 Defectivelt, aiy. v. A. STJTnq^T, ^?lft^', 'f;?ITTn3;fT, Sf^- 
 
 TT-&e. decl. 
 Deeectiveness. See Defect. 
 Defence, Defending, n. v.V. l.-act. ^n^ot n. ?"?Tot «. vtc. r- 
 
 WT «. THH"^ /. 
 
 I. guard, fence., S{c. 'S^W^ n.'S^\^]T m. f^^V7T, n. f^^[?- 
 
 'T^'-^^ n. f^^vmxvm m. 
 
 II. shelter.^ S,'c. afforded, v. riiOiECTlOX. 'fir=!T^ pop. 
 
 3TTW »«• ?nTJT w. q-K^T,"! «. ^jmr/. 3=51 «. 
 
 III.— in law : defendant's reply. ZW: n. j.^rtj m. ^fn^T- 
 ^ m. ^V^K^f 
 
 IV. defendant' s cause or side. 3^?iT TH m. 
 An evidence on the d. 3TTT€T?ft, 
 Deeenceless, a. unarmed.^ exposed.^ Ac. T^5T, 'fl^T^, 511^^- 
 
 To Defend, r. a. guard ^ v. To ruoTKCT. T\n^J., 7-?l6t, 
 is\^ w.-TT^'Jr/-^5rnJT n.-sr^I^ »h.-«S:c. ^.X^ g. cfo. 
 2 n«s«-<, uphold, vindicate, v. To Maintain. ^HrJDr, 
 
 Defendant, Defender, n. v. V. 1. n?I1RT, &c. 'C?^, T?T- 
 
 DT^, ^?^^, ^T?TT. 
 
 I. — in law. JrfrT^n^, >;3t1<cJ|<{), Sfffiq^ft, 3tT^?^, 3=Rrmt. 
 Defensative. See Defence. 
 Defensible, a. v.V.l. ?J?iraT-=qT-^''l1T-Ac. ?:cS<jft^, ^^"T; ^U-
 
 DEP 
 
 220 
 
 DEO 
 
 Defkn-ive a. seriiny to ihfend. q^TT^r^^rnTT^T, T?Huil^l, r- 
 yi'lT'T'fpft. [ ^■ 
 
 2 carried on in defence. q-^NHI, 3TTTHT?TWRT. 'flFHT?^- 
 
 To Deftb, r. a. delay, post-pone, put of. 7^ftT wL-f^Trhl «».- 
 
 pii^^TT^ot-^rrT'^, Ji;^ / • ^ + ~i h i'T /• • ^-T ?r i « -+. "i /. -s^fst- 
 
 2 Seo To Eekkr. 
 To rEKER, V. n. yield to another s opinion, firl^ fT «^uiui- 
 3R1TT^ n. =FT^-&c. rHiiK'ft/.- ^^T^/- gT^nTTT^^t/ 
 -&c. !F^. 
 
 Defekexce, n. regard, S;c. v. Eespect. iffe/ HtTHTf/. 
 HTSn^/. fTTSn^/. gr^rRRjff/. 5T^/ f. siT^n, TT^, 
 
 To be restrained or affected by d. fH^H"!. 
 To pay servile d. unto. ^JTHT^ adv. ^fi^, 
 DEFEEE^iTiAL, a. V. N. — person. f'TS^, f*(Stll*^ or cZ, JT^- 
 
 2— speech, action, &e. firt^, 5?^r?ft^, f^iWHuiNI. 
 DEFEEE>-nALLy, adc. v. A. f*r1^, fT^^TTJTR, Ht^THSfT, 
 
 DeFEBRED, p. V. V. -+,|"lirt<|«i< '^ll'^rll, J^^rfj-.l't FTldrfcil, 1^- 
 
 Mt1*ll"l«lT rlltrt"^!, &C. ftriRn. 
 DEFiji>-CE, Deftisg, n. V. V. 1. ^^IgM n. 3H^rl l' j'=i'-+. I ^M 't. 
 
 In d. of. i^,+,^ , C'^'^. 
 
 To bid d. See To Defy. 
 Deficienxt, n. want. ijTir^/. ■i^W'^rk J. giift^/. ju || -^ | m. 
 
 Sliglit d. or exces.?. ^FHTqr'fr «. epH-r q i ^ /. ^^m. 
 Deficien-t, a. T. Wantixo. 3""JrT, ^PTfr, JJTITffl', ^FHrTT, ^TJ^T, 
 
 arjTnr, ar'jof, ^ptt, ^q;-?, tj^^r, f\^. 
 Deficit. See Deficiesct. 
 Defile, n. long narroio passage or way. q -^ :^ orV^yz m.f. 
 
 dim. q?^ or T'^Toft /. f^WR/. ^TR^^TT^ /• nrs/. 
 
 To Defile, i'. a. make foul or unclean, v. To Diett. PRcTJr, 
 n*-+.i-H^aT-&c. 5pT'?f. 
 2— corrupt., vitiate, contaminate, faint. 3T7ftr^-IT5ff0T-^- 
 
 3— cercmouially ; pollute, make impure. fsTST^or, «n^^ 
 
 To Defile, v. n. go file by file. ^^fptT'KF^ 3TTrT aflofr^ 
 Defiled, p. v. V. A.l. aM<^ Diniv. HoJET^^, it?J^;^?:>t, it- 
 
 To be d. 5i7^df^ fcnra'it. 
 Defilemest, n.v.Y.A l.-ac^. JT^=rir «. j^t^ ^ii ». &c.- 
 
 -;^a/e. TT^^^^TDTT m. nzC\WI^\ m. MIH^rldl /. [»3"!??rT/. 
 2— act. aTTfsT^ ^rr^ «. f^TS^iit «. &c.-ttu(i: a^Tf^^rrr/. 
 3 — fl<<. f^r^TcItJf «. 'TR^'T «. lie. — stale. f^ZJoO m. c^Z m. 
 sjR'i'mT m. =iT3^r m. 
 
 D.-geucr. \^,W^tT^ m. 
 
 General d. ^Z[^^zf. yyi+H m. [*T?r!T?. 
 
 Defilek, 11. Deiilinq,;?. a. V. V.A.I. HoltjuiKl, &c. T?5T^^, 
 
 2 finrjfJTOTTTT, 3T"Tf5r^->3'J-ic. ^^-mT-JPTT^. 
 
 3 fer^ToJ'mTT, ^F-^rtJnTT, <te. [ ?r?^t^. 
 Definable, a. v. V. 2. ?j?m *<li|M>TT-&c. f?ichrTft^, ^e-^r, 
 2b Define, r. a. See To CincuiiscRiBE. 2 — in logic. ^.'<f{- 
 
 Defined, ;7. v. V. 2. ?l?^ qt'^^^, Ac. fJTr^, ^^fT^^, 
 
 Definite. See Determinate. 
 
 Definition, n. v. V. 2. ?i?m «. fl^rflf; /. f?icf ^pt ". 
 
 Justness of d. c5^0T?I'T«T'T. 
 Definitive. See DETEEiiiNATE. 
 To Deflect, Deflection, Deflexcee. See To Deviate, 
 
 Deviation. 
 Defloeation, Deflodbing, «. v. V. — act. f^w vJrXuj n. ^- 
 
 rT?JT5raft /. ^itTTW'tT m. ^>ITT'THT^ m. ^^^\^^ n. 
 
 <^..-iJi\^u\ n. 
 
 2 grTFrf^T^T^ W. 
 To Deflour, v. a. dr'prii-e of virginity. fTO' ni. H^ui-'pri'it 
 
 y. o/o. ^PT^^^ /• 'fv^'Jr y. ofo. aroftfof, -TTiTFT'T'T ??i.- 
 
 ^IMW^r?T ni. ^?J^ y. o/ o. ^Fr-?T?f?r ^iJt. 
 
 2 /o^'fi ait'fly iJie prime. ^tTT grifr w;.-rffiTHT^ m.-&c.%Dt. 
 
 Defluxion, »t. ^TR?r qr^ «. 3T''a'-.ir=n^ ?«. 
 
 To DEF0Eii,v.a!. mar theform, render ugly,\. To Disfigure. 
 
 f%CT-^^7T-&e. sp^, CT n. HT5Wy. ofo. 3:?T=FTT»Tn »».-5;- 
 
 q-JTT m.-kc. JR^ y. o/ o. 
 Deformed, a. distorted.^ S{c. v. Uglt. ^cET remiss. ^*M'1, 
 
 sqn, Pl+c^, ft'^cTFT, f^^KTfiT, %»r^, 3^7^, f^TCT, ^t^- 
 
 ^T3TTtT. 
 
 D. in all his limbs. aTC^Tip iJO/). 3Ty|cj+_ 
 DEFORiiiTT, Defoemedness, 11. V. A. ^^^ n. 5-M'Mi /.Ir^- 
 
 I. a deformity, s^tt ?«. ^^ «. 
 2b Defraud. See To Cheat, To Deceive. 
 To Defeat, v. a. bear the expense of. f^'^T^.^ fK'jf, %3% 
 
 jRirr, ^, iTT'4i%DT, 3T^ Jpm , f^^r^ »». ^Pm y. 0/ 0. 
 
 Deft, a. dexterous, v. Expeet. ;j?t. [stth. 
 
 Defukct, a. V. Dead. JTHFTr, ^, TTrT, ?sl + iH^J|?T, R;T^t?n: 
 To Deft, «. a. call to combat, v. To Challenge. 3T|?rr'T^^- 
 
 ^ «. ^FTW, 55Tf FT m. ^CTf, 'fl^jrrfq-^T/. i^n^'Jf ^T^. 
 
 2 hrave, v. To'Daee. g=:^ JTRiii-JPTdT, ^spj 'TrJT'Jr, ^- 
 
 ^HMuf, ^F'.T^'^ m. ^FTST'Jir. 
 Degeneeact, m. v. A. HrfJ|iili-=||=^Hf «■ H?ynw?fluHl/- ^- 
 
 ?5r^oi=^TH m. HR;Hf5f=fT?f »«■ Mt-l'JU|l4+"t m. HFT^TTT?^- 
 
 To Deqeneeatp, v. n. decline in goodness. ^?r^*»T ot.-H?W-
 
 ^ 1)EJ 221_ 
 
 «r n.-&c. ^"rsof, 50T=^Rr j«.-?!f^-fm ?».-^F5i^ar?rr/.-&c. 
 
 Degenerate, a. Degenerated,/). Degenehous, a. v.Y. ij- 
 
 "T^ftTJT, HrtMui^T?, n'jrrr^'?, a^tr^i^nw, ^Hwid, f^j'T, v- 
 
 Declutitiox, n. swaUowiiij. firaot w. fJlFTT «. f^FtT'T «. 
 Degradation, «. v. Y.~acf. qsq^ ^^ ^RiJt n. &c.— state. 
 
 To Degiiade, v. a. lower in rank, dignify, ^'c. ^^^f.-^y'^- 
 ffT/.-f^Hl^/.-TT^ m.-&Q. \Tr^ W.^ g. oj 0. ^Bq^T-ctc. %- 
 
 ^, 1?;;% T^^-^?;% 'TTT^fr-&e. arm^, ^TRnn ?«.->tt^- 
 
 -^?r m.-^^ m.-^if^^A m.-Lc. ^'JTy. 0/0. T3^^-<?^g'S- 
 &c. q??;CTr. 
 
 Deqkaded,/). t. v. ^"h H-i^Tl'd 3TTor^?CT, &c. tT^^^,^^)?. 
 
 ^, ?v^H=^, FtTH"?"?:, qf?r?r, tri^j's, tth=5^, ii?ihr, ?t- 
 
 Iegeading, a. loiccrinj, disrcpuiallc, T. Dishonoeable. 
 
 3TT^5wr, ^'^Tctw, ^;5R^T^, sTq^iirmr, %3TT^5r. 
 
 Degree, n. rank, station. "J^f. 'JV^f\f. HUrm m.J. q^ n. 
 ^3if m. 
 
 2 grade, step, stage, ^^f^ m. TFR^/. 
 By degrees. q^iNH-Ml'^mH, jfiK^:, ipTTcT:, 3TifTFr:. 
 
 3 See Extent, Measure. 
 In the smallest d. ^TJ 5]T3Ht, 'JT^WT^?, +I^Hig, 37- 
 
 ■^T^, fqi^rfq ?(•!</; «ey. con. 
 
 Lowest d. qjf^gq?^ m. rH-<J-'W?T «;• +<'iM?T m. 
 
 To this d. f?rq?T, rifSfT. 
 4 — in geometry. 3i^T m. iTPT »?s. 
 
 Equation of a d. arw ?i. 
 
 5 ( of latitude ). ST?Tf^T »». 
 
 6 ( of longitude ).1:^i^T m. 
 
 7 ( at a ^university ). fq^TTr5^fT?rt 'TT^ff/. 
 iTo DsnoRT, V. a. cxJiort against, y. To Dissuade. PicIk ui i - 
 
 Deuoetation, n. t. Y. f^^^K^'^ gf?^ «»■ f=i^KWR^^ni. 
 Deroetatoet, a. f^tnTTifnT^SJTT^T, fT^TRafn^^lFiT^. 
 To Deiet, v. a. ^ m. :p^, ?€p^ n. ^ot^ '^^ n^v^, 
 
 2 See To Idolize. 
 Tu Deign, v. n. condescend. iTfT^rpft/-^"TT/.-3T^T^ m.-^- 
 
 Deism, «. %q^5'qi>m n. ?TTT^fHTr?rRT%»iRcn^ »i.-p[?T ». 
 Deist, ».%5R?i;?:^^%;f%?ifXH?lR?rnO', ?ir5^?T^rf?t%'^ 
 
 DEibTic, Deistical, a. \^>J'^^^^^yf[-f!i^^w,., m ^^Pti i- 
 
 Deitt, n. divinity, v. Godhead. ^cn^iirT m. '^:^ n. ^^?rT/. 
 
 2 the I). V. God. ^cJ- m. ->m^rr^iop. wm^ m. TTK*^ m. 
 ,S«R m. 
 
 3 o d. T. God. '^ w. ^sjrTT/.'^^Tr n. 
 Jb Deject, y. a. v. To Disiueit. g-f?ir^HT m.- H^t*nT ot.- 
 
 c<cc. wry. ofo. f%^-?^-J?T^->S;c. ^^. 
 
 DEL 
 
 Dejected, p. v. V. f^vr-&c. q;^ffT-5nl5?;r, ii3=>r, T?m, 'fl^- 
 
 Dejectedly, adv. vdiliiMuiiH, a?t^p^?^q4^, n<qi<!;j^"-t. . 
 Dejection, Dejectednes.s, « v. V. — ttate. ^HrraqoTT ?/i. -^r- 
 
 I. a d. V. S'xooL. 5n^ w. -^riH ?». 
 2b Delay, «. o. /«</! o/T, v. To Defee. f^^Mm.-f^kmn.--^}f\- 
 
 rftcR-ito. ^ra'Tr-^^^ot-qT?:aT-?rB6T-&c. 
 
 y. 0/ 0. 'Tf?T5TiT?».-ilf7Rm«.-&c. W.^ g. "f 0. 
 To Delay, v. n. Sec To Dawdle. 
 Delay, Delaying, «. v.V.A. l.—act. j^ftx F^Rotn. f^F^^ 
 
 2— ffC!;.^I^it«rijf «. Sic— state. ^\t[f. ^\^m. il1rr»Tn«. 
 I. lateness, (fc. ^^\\Xm. ^^m. f^T O'' f^T/«. f%?J^OT. ^- 
 
 Delayed, p. v. V. A. 1. t^^RFftjr?: ^\n^3T &c. fcf^f^, 
 
 To be d. ^laifOT, ^'r?:t/.-#^5IT««. fTot y. 0/ s. 
 Delayee, n. v.Y.A.l. fqRq ^^^J\m, &c. qT?iqw-qT, 3"^??^. 
 Deleble, a. that can le blotted out. jgi^ 'i|-+,NM"FlT-&c. 
 Delectable, Delectation. See Delightful, Deugut. 
 To Delegate, v. a. intrust. See To CoiiiiiT. 2 commission 
 
 and send. cr^c5-&c. ^?i7r TT^'Jr. 
 Delegate, n.deputy, agent, q-^??, 3H y c^ I ft, 5=ilH", qfVtfi^fiT. 
 Deleterious, a. v. Deadly, qr?!^, sn^mq;, mTT^T^iq?, f^- 
 
 2 injurious, v. Hurtful. 3iq+K'-h. an^Tt- 
 To Dehbebaie, v. n. pause and consider, weigh reasons for 
 and against a measure. fiT'^fTT?'!. qv^'Jf-'TT^,iTOc5fT/.-TT?r- 
 
 ^qr m.-'i^^wn n.-^^^ n.-&,c, qTrot, fiRT<1^ '^fwot, w.t 
 
 Deliberate, a. c,'rcr/His/;ff/, thoughljul. ^"^Tft^ f^T^nr^fte, 
 2 formed or done ivith dclilcration. fq^KMI, fsf^Pl^ %- 
 
 Bsr, fsrqRqsf^, fEr^Rf^rj, ^f?r^R, ^risf^fnfRT. 
 
 Deliberately, adv. v. A. o?;;/ Designedly. f^T^RR, fq-- 
 ^ H.^.fcH , fJf^Rqq-^, i%^Rq?:?^T, '^W. ;^^1l^'i', ^T'JRT, 
 
 DELIEEB^TENE^;S, «. V. A. fsnTRSft^^/- fq^lf^T/. ft'^RT" 
 
 gqrf^TFcT ». fqKiq^Tft?iT/^'fT?'^!7:rK?qn. C^T^^i^FTf^flTy; 
 
 2 f^^Rq=f^rtT/. fq=5rRfff5;?fT/ ^ifq^r^tr/. 
 
 I. See Delieeeation. 
 Delieeeation, n. v. Y. fq=qR q:':^; «• fq^^R qi^oj ». fq=rr- 
 7wj. iTO^fT/ iR^arrwi. fq-^TRWrt. fq^Rorr/. ^^^n. <T- 
 
 q;?r=-4|-+.ric^1^R m. ^\■^.\^\^^Km. 3T[f^5>.^;nf^ qR«i. 
 Delibeeative, (7. Aauwy o r/y/i^, ^c. to dihleratc. fq^^R
 
 DEL 
 
 222 
 
 DEL 
 
 Delicacy, Demcatesess, n. v. A. 1. f*1WM/ ^^f. #- 
 5/. ^^R^Tm m. Xc. 
 
 - tt^ttt/. ^rn^TTw wi. ^ai'icmuii m. ^q^^JTTM. &c. 
 
 fll^4n. gfHTT^ n. +tH'<riT/. 
 
 "• RraTTT/. sum?/ ^I^sjzpmrm. liin+^uilfn. FTI^'ln. 
 
 1. Sec DiiXTf. 
 Delicate, a. nice in ca/inj, v. Daiktt. frr-iH-it'TK, ^ri^TT, 
 '^T'R^, ^ftT?7I3, ■'ilf.'iK'r. 
 '_• tender, soft, not hardi/. H|.H«h, #HH, ^+t1K or ?f^- 
 
 ^iT, sf^nft^ f^^i^i ?i!n5s, ^^(7 or ^"t=r^, ^^"T, ^5:=f7, 
 
 ^■',lj*», fT^K, »R^, ^^TRTot or ^olHol. 
 
 ;i tieiuler, thin, slight, feeble, tj'c. v. Weak, ^TT^T^f , qr- 
 
 4 $oft,Jtne, £fc. M^, K5, g;^TT, spm?^, H^H. 
 
 Ci jiti/inj minute regard tojceling. f'HS^qT, fHl^TIT^, 5- 
 
 «! J leasing to the fa^ie, nice, ni^, ^rf^T^, JT$T^. 
 
 7 ///(j/ requires careful trccitment.—o. poiut, ic. ?IT3T^, 
 
 a ojfinetixture. H?nT, rprq-g;f|. [TK55. 
 
 Delicatelt, flrfp. V. A. o. fJlt^, fH ^*-HMUI Hr, ifr^-JTST^T 
 
 To lived. /are dainlUy. f^^]^n.-^W■^n. pl.-&c. ij- 
 
 •^H\MH\rHr/M in.con. 
 Delicious, a. luscious, ifra, ^^, ?=sq-, ^=5f^T, ?:=#F, ^r- 
 
 ^^, T^TftrT, fir?, JJTTf , ^^^. 
 DtLiciOLSxEss, «. V. A. Jir^/. =qqr/. ^^:?THT/. ?f^/. g- 
 
 ^rpfr/ H%rft/. [TfeWn. 
 
 Delight, n. y. Pleastjbe. ^4»i. 3TPT^m. ^j^m?". ^FfPTm. 
 3b Delight, j;. a. v. To Please. 3TPi^5m, ^t^cT^, ^^- 
 
 fr^-iic. JpTot. ^ 
 
 iTo Deligbt i>% f. n. T^, ;0Tffr, f?r^,ft^ or t\^J.-'m^m.- 
 
 3TR?/. sraoT <7. oj 0. ri^n.--im^m..^^m. ^\^^, 
 DELlCHTtl),;). v.V.A. ^4^%rIT, &e. ^f^, STRfer, ^^Tf|- 
 <^, 3€?f^rr, qfT^"?. 
 
 To bu d. feel glad. ■3mzm.-^m.-&c. ^]zii in. con. 
 To be higl.ly d. ciM z,y^ g^ ^_ 
 Delichtful, Delightsome, a. v. A^ A. anJ Agbeeable. 
 an^^cumrr, &c. ^%, g^.3TTH^-f'T-&c. ?rq^.:p^-spK^. 
 
 DEiionTFULLT, DEiJGirnoiiKLy. m/i-. jn a manner to re- 
 ceive pleasure, g^jf^ g^ ;n% 3T#. 
 •J m a jnanjifr to give pleasure. aiH^^uqj^p^ f^ff)^ 
 
 rELICnTITLKESS.DEUGImOMEKESS, «. V. A. t-,^fJr«. S- 
 
 2 ?te Pleas LBE. 
 5-0 lEn>FATE, r. a. trace tie llncancnis. slcelch. S^c. 3^,^- 
 
 »'.-3'ir"»j?r«.-Ac, fTut (/. 0/0. 
 
 2 V. To Descbibe. fn^rvw, f^^TOTn. ^^^ y. of o. 
 Delineated, p. v. V. 1. 3i^?iT, ^^SSFJT, &c. fefffrT, 
 
 2 Pi+cT^^.rfi, &c. 1%?;.f^?r, ^1 wfT. [urrrr, Ac. 
 
 Delineatkb, n. Delineating,/?, a. v. V. 1. at^onrr, \W-- 
 
 2 fH+JwtiTKr, f^T7^, fH*>WUi+Ti|-qrR^. 
 Delineation, n. v. V. I.— ad. ■S{:Tm n. %<jt n. &c. -iT^- 
 
 oft/. ^^F^ n. 'S^Wj'^-^n. 
 
 2 f^^rfTCTT M. f^^?7tjr n. STjfq- n. [ r m. 
 
 I. draught, sketch, ^-c. H^JTT m. ^T.^ m.'ii-W.'^,^] 3Tnjrr- 
 Delinquency, w. failure in dut;/^ Sfc. v. Fault. 3T'??T'4- 
 
 m. n^r m. ?T^?ftT/. rr<J>R?T/. ^«T /. 
 DelIxNquknt, n. offender. STTTT^Tt, I'ItR, •smTypHrif, frft, 
 
 To Deliquate. See To Melt. 
 
 To Det.iquesce, To Deliquiate, v. n. ^^FTrTT afiHT^ ^t'pT 
 
 Deliquescence, «. ^^F^smT^^^ f^R^TZ^n.-T^m.^w. 
 Deliquescei^t, a. ^^r\irM\ ^r^jT^m^ f^V^'^m- r^f^oTTTT. 
 Delieious, a. racing . sTTcCTTTTr, «R2rT-^TT=J'^rT'&c. TS^?rr, 
 
 JT?yrft, qgs, 5Rn^'<:T, %fr^T. 
 
 DELiHiLur, n. Wm.f. f^^rrsTPJJT;;;. fq^fTf^^;?Km, ^fjfEl>?JTOT. 
 
 D. tremens. ?Trr<T ^ J'^^P^ 5T^ f^lT^ ^ ^5 c^FFT rf. 
 To Deliver, v. a. lilerate, release, set free, v. To Fbee. ^"t- 
 
 2 rescue, save. HRUJ, ^^T^JT, ^T^, ^'^V^^., W^n^ m.-:^^- 
 7 m.-T^rtJi «.-^5TT7T?r/.-?rTT0T n.-&c. q;JTir y. of 0. 
 2 present, offer, v. To Give, ^at, fmt%'if, ^T^fiif , H^irf, 
 f-H^dui; aflW, ^'<4^ ^PT^, T?ff wrc^ot. 
 
 4 ( a woman in cliilJ birtli ). ^^PT m.-iRT^ m. ;Rof y. 0/ 
 
 0. sTrnrfsroT, !TJj?T-5n"^^-&c. jpT'if, g^i^r/. ^iJify. 0/0. ^- 
 
 5 ( address, lecture, &c.) %aT, ^ijf_ [ ^sorf. 
 
 6 up; ^/ye «/). j^ot, ^T^ijf, ^T^-ff=T ^^, ^T^fr 5ot, <T^ ^r- 
 Delivebaxce, Delivery, «. v. V. 1. — act. '^vm^ n. '^vi^ 
 
 n. &c.—a. or s. mim^f- ^Jl^^f ^^7^m m. %Z^A f. 
 
 ^Vf^^^f. 
 
 2— act. crunr n. ^^^ n. &c. FfrW n. j:^m n. ^n^ «. 
 
 — state. 3'5TT m. ^i]<'\r\f. [f^m^ n. 
 
 S — act. ^ n. <ft"f'Jt «. &c. ST'T'T w. ^'iqoT ;i. f^^^ n. 
 
 4 — nc/'. in^ ^fX^ n. JTH^ ^"^f ". iTO^f^ijf n. &c. ^^^- 
 
 f^PTT/. T^r5pT n.— state. T. CniLE-BiETn. SRf^T m. ^- 
 
 Easy d. ^^ir^sr m. 
 
 Month of d. ^ffTOTO w. 
 
 To be on the point of d. 5iT3rf s^T^TO S^of J+.l^ui. 
 
 1. See Peonunciation, Utteeance. 
 Deliteeed,;). t. V.l. Wl^OT, €tI?J^, &c. ^^^?^W, ^'4- 
 
 2 niTFiCT, ^^TF^T, &c. ?rrft?f, ^■^^t. 
 
 3 f3.?^?iT, &c. srfqrT, ^inqFT, f^^f^r, f^rf"^, m%T,=^Tw. 
 
 4 siiarj %H?^-?n?!t^, &c. srefT
 
 DEL 
 
 223 
 
 DEM 
 
 A woman d. qT'ZKt'T/. 5TPJ?T/. ^FR f^^^lt/. W^- 
 
 To be d. qTSFf fm, ^R ?"• f^^ y- "/ *■ ^^^ST m.-&c. 
 
 ^. 
 Delivereu, n.vT.L^HTjiTiinTT Ac.H'rspF, jf^jWr-^FK^-^c. 
 
 2 Frr7>Jrrrr, 3"5T!JnTT, Ac. mr^, g"5;r<:'P, 3"5Tfr, s'fTT-fTRaT 
 
 Dell, n. hollow amonj hills, ij'c. ^^"fsr m. #5$ «. ^m Jm. 
 
 zf\f. n^n n. 
 
 Delta, n. fqTT^m=^-f^PT^fli^T !r^?T m. 
 
 To Delude, t'. a. y. To Deceive. tpH^ri^, ^=^, g^F^<Jf, IJ- 
 
 Deluded, /). v. V. "?)?T^%^Tt Ac ^Nh. 
 
 Deluge, n. inunJatisn. HW^'^Tj n. ^>\^ij. ^'Ni^ft/. ^- 
 
 To Deluge, v. a. inundate, flood, ^if^fot, T^ ^^, ^-^MiJ- 
 
 ^'^.^jR^T-Ac. ^^. ['T'uil'i, &c. 
 
 Delugeu, «. Deluging, p. o.v. V. ^■sf^nmrr, Ac. tm ^itt^S 
 
 Delusion, n. v. Y.—aH. <5>?t^Qi «. ?rF^'Ji «. &o. 'P^^dT'^f/. 
 
 ET^^ n.— slate. ^W\^J. 'F^TTT^/. "ir^^ui /. JTTf J«. >^H 
 
 I. illusion. H I •M I /• ^Tr^ fn. 
 Delusive, Delu.-^ory, o. t. V. "FH^JlKr, Ac. i+IJ., Ty^W.^ 
 
 5^17, ^TSt, ^T^Tf, 'FH^OT^^EfT, JTr^T^, m'T^, HT^^, 
 
 'Tr^^rff-q?R:fJ-&c. i^JT-mf^-Ac. ^^-^IT^-Ac. 
 To Delve See To Dia. [m. M-jIM I '^ ^. 
 
 DEMAGOauE, n. Zeai/cr o/ZAc »io&. ^TTT m. qTiTaft m. iTf^iT^ 
 Demain, Demesne, n. RiT'4t=T'TfiT /. ^HrTr^ffT %Tr m. 
 To Demand, v. a. rejuirc of right, v. To Claim. ^v[=qT-H%- 
 
 Jf-^-;F^-Ac. iTTnat, ?TtTT/. ^W ^("'^^ FM' or ^ of 0. 3T- 
 
 2 See To Ask. 
 Demand, Demanding, n. t. V. 1.— a'^ ^tT^JTRoj n. ^jgi- 
 ^ JTl^M n. ^T^ Jrt. [/. 3Tq?^T/. 
 
 I. call for, requisition. JTTW ?^ HTT^'^/Hf^?!/. 3T?Ff^r 
 General or great d. for. ^r:t m. I^rRT m. ilR m. 
 
 II. price ashed. ?1'if^FR^-JTTffl?IrJ:ii jttt^ n. 
 Exorbitant d. high terms. ^PF/. 
 
 Demandant. See Plaintiff. 
 Demaecation, n. marking off. "rft^ m. 
 
 2 limit, V. Bojnd. ?flriTTi?q/j. ^rk or #r/. f^/. 
 To Demean, ( one's self), v. a. v. To Beiiave. 3 HH<i)'| , ^. 
 
 2 (one's self) v. To Abase. q;H>riTT w.-f ^%^aTT w. qof. 
 Demeanour, n. v. Conduct. 3HM<ui n. ^tWhf/. '^fTFJ/. 
 Td Dementate, &c. See To Madden, &c. 
 Demeeit, n. ill deserving, Sfc, ^y^ m, qr^ n. TRTT^t/. 3T- 
 
 ^fi^'T n. ii\\r\\f. (^n-Mdl/. ?r^i^ «. 
 DEMij/jrf^j;. 3Tq. 
 Demi cod, n. v. God. ^j^ »i. 77"'^^?Tr/. ^^tPf/. 
 
 Demise, n. v. Deatu. JTTot n. fHlfrT/. Ffr^m^lH^T «. 
 To Demise. See To Bequeath. 
 
 Dewocracv, n. go.ernmctii liy (he people, ^i'■f^^^]^^^ n. ^.iT.- 
 Ripi n. BT^^^^prrrq- n.^^m^ f. ^nF?fTtrRiTifv?T7?Tn. 
 
 Demockat, «. r ii'F-t . A+ . ^ R???ff-T-?^^r'fr-Ac. 
 
 DeMOCUATIC, DeMOlRATICAL, a. v. N. r5r^PFiJ-+,<|Hr4| Ji^tf:- 
 
 fHr-^'T;, ?j>FST^«^''<:ft, ??r^?n-':TiT'JnftT<Tfq"H4'a'r-ft'T^rF. 
 
 To Demolish, d. a. ruje, dismantle, v. To Destrov. irr?^, 
 
 ==1717 or H'TP;-^^^^^ ^'^^i f^S'^OT «.-&o. ^^ y. 0/0. 
 
 Demolished, ;p. v. V. ms^f^r, Hf^ ^ff^ :rFFi=I^r, &c. =qTr- 
 
 Demolition, n. v. N.~art. jfrf5 TR;5t «, JTr|5 ?frf5 ^re- 
 ot w. &c. f^SETjft or f?r?kift/. f't^^Etir orf^koT n. f^- 
 
 Demon, n. V. Devil. ^ «. h;^ n. fqr^TT^ ot. '^cnfrF^/. 'iK- 
 2— in mjtliology, Titan.\^ m. ^^^ m. -JTfT m. 
 "Water d. ft-^ m. 'JTr^t/. 
 
 Demoniac, Demoniacal, a. v. N. 1. auJ Devilish. 'TTT- 
 xfY, fq^TRT^,"'^3!Tr^,'4;^Trf=qnF. 
 
 D. possession, influence, &c. hti^'-:?!/. fq^TT^W^T /■ 
 
 &c. See under Devil. [ H^». 
 
 Demoniac, n. possessed person. ^?nT^ HH"iq n. f^^Tr^f^'^rH- 
 
 Demonolatet, n. 'T?n"=#=T »■ ^?r*Tl^/. frnrsf^rf^/. 
 DEMONOLoax, M. Wfq^r^rf^^q^T^fiT^'T ?«. 
 Demonstrable, a. v. V. ifJTroT^S^fff^-'FTr^^RT-^TT^r-Ae. 
 
 Demonstrandum, n. — in logic. ^TT^ »■ 
 
 To Demonstrate, v. a. prove lo he certain, ^^]i\ \'7:^ fn - 
 
 ^ ^m, fd^r^f m. ^F^of y. ofo. ^tgiir, srf'Tqr^^'r, jt^t^r- 
 
 =T ».-TTTT^^ «--&e- ^;aty. o/o. fd-gtft^T-i^TTaTfHJ-Hq- 
 
 irpjr-?Tm^-irf?TqTfefT-&c. ^rgj-, ^t?r ^^^ Tm^fn. 
 
 Demonstrated, p. v. V. i%i; %&=!T, &c. fd'^, f-fTStpT^, 
 Demonstration, »!. v. Y. — ac<. ^^T'Jf «. f^5 ^':^ «. <tc. 
 
 I. matter demonstrated, v. Conclusion, f^^m »». ^N- 
 <Tr4 m. 
 
 II. demonstralions; imposi-rig indirations, prrpaiatiotis, 
 
 <5-c. 3TR m. sTFrnr ?«. ^r^rr «». am'srr »«. ft^ m. nti'iT- 
 
 q?/. HT3ift/. ^CT^ »'• 
 
 Empty d. H^TTPR «• «• ST^m^? »• 
 Demonstratoi!, «. Dkmonstr.vtive, a. v. V. f^5 ^FT'TrT, 
 
 f^^m ^t^RT, istfH^, 5lf?Tqi^, !?HPTT, T^tq^. 
 
 I. See Conclusive. 
 Demon»trativelt, adv. y-^-iiiMlui-^mTo'i 5_^PT-Tna^5, T^T- 
 
 f%r^^i 'm7rftfiv*<Mi'iT-&c. rf«-Z. 
 
 To Demoralize, &e. See To Corrupt, &c. 
 
 Demulcent, a. softening. IT3: qJUTRT, H^; q^J^nr^'TT I'^HTT, 
 
 H|-&c. ^FTTT. 
 To Demur, r. n. v. To Hesitate ^i^^, WAff.-TJ^^ J-
 
 D-ES 
 
 221. 
 
 •W ^TPt 'J^'n, -iTrf^T wi. (rT^oi. 
 
 •2 ( in law ) ?rRTT/ ^ftrPT ''Ttsrit. 
 Demub, Demubbiso, fl. V. V. ^i^otn. &c. TA'fJ. W'T^^^f. 
 
 Deuviie, a. aj'tclrdly modest, v. ITTPorEiTiCAr,. "im^^TT, 
 
 A d. villain. fJT^T'H HK^lft, fcr?qrt?T JTT=5fT1iT^. 
 2 See Gkave. [?:rr?r"T<iim. 
 
 DEMUBEtT, adv. V. A.l. qi+^^MI?? %^PT, spF^TT^ s^T^^, fJT- 
 Demcbesess, n. Y. A. 1. aW HYi-ocitisY. TTc^/.n. €l%?r- 
 
 Demubbaoe, n. n^^^PT ^T^Nf^^m «?^^ ^^t n.-g?^ w. 
 Demy, «. +|'iiNl ^ q-^R 3Tf|. [ste/- 
 
 De.v, H. ( of a wilJ beast). 'N?? fo;;. sffoj «. n^/. sfr/. 
 Tiger's d. =)Im41^". L^q'feR'nT. 
 
 De.vi.\bi.e, a. V. V. 1. rrT^RTqT#RT-?tTOHT.->S:o. f^tV^T, 
 
 2 HI+MNI ^HFTT-&c. 
 Demal. Desyjxo, n. y. A'. 1. — ad. ?t-+|Jui n. f^^'-TW n. Ac. 
 
 «i. Vr"-^ I '.«'-! M «. ■pT'lfFTH. fJTTH^n. f-i <1 +'"'': «. f^TTJ^fcT 
 /. 3Tf^ w». 
 2— fli-r JT^PTT'Tr n. fSfq-rTnt n. Ac. ^^R or sn^? »». fH%g 
 
 3— oV. fl^FTJJi « <fcc. ?R7R or JTraiT ?». 'iTf^^R ot. 
 
 Desieb, p. V. Y. 1. ^^R;>.r7|, f^t^sjT, &c. f?r%f?m, fHfr^, 
 srf7f75T, lff*<K»^M, f^r^, T^, arrflTH-, 3T^;ft^Tfr, 3RRrt-?^. 
 
 To DEXioEiTE. See To Blackes 
 
 Desizen, n. alien admitlcd io cilizenshij). ' iklihd^H m. 
 2 dweller. ^T^urRT.. ^?ft in eomp. ^tf in comp. 
 
 To Dexomixate, v. a. name. ^|ir/.-?rTH n.-^\^ n.-cjcftrm^ 
 n. jSr-sspir 
 
 Dexomixatiok, n. v. Name, sri^n. ^fTT /. 
 2 V. Sect, ifir w. iTpf m. ^ir^r/ltT «». 
 
 DE>-OMn.-ATio>-AL, a. V. N. 2. ^TRqT^qT-f^TTT^ 
 
 Dexoiiixatoe, n. (of a fraction ). ^ w. #5qp m. 
 
 Common d. ^HHSim. \_W^ "• 
 
 Desotatiox, n. V. \~ad. ZJ^M n. &c. iT^^f^T n. ^^^ n. 
 
 To Desote, r. a. lelol-en. TT^^^rir, ^^J^fcrr, ^T'T^J'dT, SR^f^ «.- 
 351-^ OT.-^;xi7r M.-fiTxpTw_-&c. ^^^ g.oj 0. f%n^ n.-3?TaT» 
 3WBf «M. con. on(? y.o/ 0. 
 
 Desouemext, n. ?Hn^ j». g^F75 «,. 
 
 To Denounce, To Desuxciate, j-. «. (?fc?«re ,« a threaten- 
 ing way. KTH^ %T?r-TTfif^ ?rfntif, tTiTT/r% 5fR% ^t'T'Jr, 
 ff^'f.- ^m^/TTT^ 5=fiji y. 0/ 0. qTT^/.-&f. ^ y 0/ 
 2 See To Accuse. 
 
 Desovo. See Anew. 
 
 Dense, a.-of liquid., v. TnicK. ^, tr, ^t^^ q^f. 
 2— of solids, V. Compact, qr, i^RiT^ 5? 
 3-of a forest, &c. v. TnifK^fRf^' qJ^TPT, ;frt? 
 
 Density, Denseness, n. y. A. 1. qr^uTTm. ?rwT/» qirt/; 
 
 2 ^q-OTfOT. ^TDTTm. ^S^F/ 
 
 3 f^f^'jm in. I^qr^/. 
 
 Dent. See Dint. j^^f^f 
 
 Dental, a. belonging Sfc_ to the teeth, stnr^r, 5Vq-, J?rH^4t, 
 Denticulated, o. set with teeth, t^'T:^ff'Tf^T,t"d"rT,5^f=ff?T'7. 
 Dentifbice, «. ?ti=ni(JT H. ?t?riT n. ^?:f(WTr or ?t?if^^r wj. 
 
 Dentist, n. ^cfqq-. 
 
 Dentition, w. teething. z\r{ j^ n. ff^i^m. 3%3rer»». 
 To Denude. See To Strip. [f^'i'^wn n. 
 
 Denunciation n. v. V. qrt+ri^.AH ^fjiuf n. &c. ^^^?[J. 3T- 
 To Dent, «;. a_ disaUon'^ contradict.^ — oj)posed to admit, 
 
 R-^Rijf or Hi+Kui, aTTRq- ^?:jr, f^%iprr, qf?t^'=m,^n?^ 
 
 ^FriJt, ;7^R or JTHFR'". ^^'iT y. 0/ 0. aT^r^fT^FRm.- ar^'T'TJR 
 '".-■f^THHM. - fH<l+,iU|n. - f;RT^rf?T /. ^Tof y. 0/ o. ^r=Tw». 
 id. 5n"'7;at, ^T=TRT ^m. sqijf, 3lf^ «j. ^"<Jr-%ar, ^FRff^ 
 
 ^r:». ^fT?5'ir, ari'iNi^T-aTtiT fHiiotr *c/. 5(Ror. 
 
 To cU oue's word or eugagement. 5l^?rRfr=R%^r. 
 
 2 jv/Mif;— opjiosed to grant. H+Kuj or ^TT'^iiT, fH^!:?^, 
 ?iq^ or HFPR ?n. ^fRW, g. of o. ?{T '^OT'^-wtiaT, ^=qT 
 "PT^OT. ^ir^TW, f^TFP^iI".- f=^TT^fT/.-&e. W.X^ g. of o. 
 
 To d. flatly. fH^irST w. "^of, ^TRprm^T 37?T?T/. ?JRiJf. 
 To d. one's self. \rft^ j.n. ^rzot-TRDT. 
 
 3 disown, conceal, — opposed to confess. ^<h\{^i or hi+,k- 
 ot, ^^FR or ^HiK OT. qRut y. 0/ 0. JfT^f ^ ^^of , Jfl+^Mri 
 
 Deodand, «. ^5rRd%r^?5r ^5 »». 
 
 To Depaut, v. n. v. To Go. crrCTf, f^^^ ^?rrof, T^TRTT-^T?^?!?- 
 =ErR:-HT'fr<T-ie. ^Jirf, Tm m.-=fR;/.-&c. qr^ 5nd'?r-&c. 
 
 2 Y. To DiE.^FTJTjf, 1?r"if, J3Rur. 
 
 To d. this life, v. To Die. ^iif, imof. 
 Depaetmekt, n. ^^ ». f^?^/. f^T?^ m. ^^T^ n. f^^HTM. 
 Departmental, a. v. N. sr^raif^^ ST^T'^T^tfr, STT^RftT^, 
 
 Depaetuee, ?!. V. V. 1. — Of/. PlMH ^STT^ «. &e. =q^R' n. q- 
 ?'<TRr n. SfTTTiI «. TIT^ w. f^rnJT m. aTTiRT m. sq-TqJT «>. 
 ST^Tf^r/. ^fTRTTOT n. f.=R^ai 71. f^T;;pR-u: n. f^^m n. 
 2 See Death. 
 
 To Depastuee, v. n. graze. =qTW. 
 
 To Depend, v. n. /(a?(y/ro7n. y. To IIanq. ?^f^TO',3T=RiT'%o/;, 
 
 2 if subject to, injluenced by, Sfc. connected icith as a cause. 
 
 ztM-'^"^^ with ^ ofo. ?rTnr-^Hr-^mTH-&c. ar^y.o/o. 
 
 3 /r!is/! to.rely on, v. To Coneide. 3T5fr5ir% aflSTOTj^^^oT 
 -HRTiji-^of-^DT with cR of 0. JRETi.'Tra'^ 3T^'Jf "''77i g. of 
 
 0. 37^7^ wi.-3T5r^^5Rr n. EFT'Jr. 
 
 4 Je yp/ tindetermi/ied. ?fR^, f^tT^^, pT^Ff Tgiif, 'S^P[- 
 
 Dff?f-&c. ar^ijf. 
 Dependence, Dependency, Depending, n. \. V. — state, ^j- 
 si>jf n. &c. ^i^^m m. 3T=r?^;^Rr «• 5fr.T^ m. aTRT^RT 71. 
 
 2 (7ju/ Connection. fl^JKr ?». ar'^T^TrTT/. [55 1'h^\ \f. 
 
 3 awf/ Confidence, cstq^ m. ST^rFJiRr ». ^qi^?^/. ^PTT-
 
 BEP 
 
 225 
 
 DEP 
 
 I. state ofheinr/ at the disposal of another. dN'i.u'T/. T^- 
 
 II. depeudenoy. rTTaq-fpft^ ^\^ m.\%\ m.-^Z «.-&c. 
 Depexbent, 11. retainer, v. Tor-LOwEK. aTT'-T'fT, 3Trf«nT, 3Tr- 
 
 Depekder, n. Depesdest, a. Depekxhnci, jj. o, t. Y. 1. 3T- 
 S 3T15T'JTTTT,%^'JnTT, &C. 3T=f^f%T, aTcfJS'sft. 
 
 4 arfJrofi^, ^^r?f1" or ?f^?r, 3''TT, f^T^^T^r ^ik^. 
 
 I. a;; ///e disposal of another. ?rr%^R, TOf^^T, ^(fl'H, mj- 
 
 tfr^, ars^Mt^, q^spT, Trrf^m, ^TT'^^rrg. 
 
 2o Depict. See To Paint, To Desceibe. 
 Depilous, a. without hair. %?T^t?r, f%%n, f^f^fiT. 
 Depletion, n. act of emptying. ftrrT ^l^ n. fc^'T'^'^ «• i^J,- 
 
 ?q- q^oT n. 
 Deplorable, a. \. Lamentable, Wretched. 7? ^PTT ^- 
 
 Deplorablt, fl(/t). T5 qTqT^rrT-&c. decl. %^^^\ ^VWJccl. 
 To Deplore, v. a. t. To Lament, ^af, ^\^^-W^n m.-^\^ 
 
 »H.-f^TT m.-Stc. ^?:at y. o/ o. 
 To Deploy, v. n. See To Extend. 
 
 To Deplume, v. a. v. To Pluck, f^ n. pi. 3^T^ y. o/o. 
 To Depone. See To Depose. [z\K. 
 
 Deponent, n. \. Eyibence. ^TT'irqT ?fr?fr, ^r^^'^uTFTT, ^T^- 
 To Depopulate, v. a. v. To Desolate. 3'^r5-3TW-<ffT?rr5- 
 
 Depopulated, p. \. V. g':;Tr5-&c. %^?ir, ^^"^-&e. %%c7T. 
 Depopulation, n. — act. ^^T^ ^^ n. &c. — state ^^Ti\f. 
 
 aTRTret/. 3^^"TirT m. 
 To Deport, v. a. ( one's self ) t. To Behate. STPTif, ^T^iif. 
 
 2 See To Transport. 
 Deport, Deportment, n. v. V. 1. and Conduct. 3T|-=<',u| n. 
 
 To Depose, v. a. (from the tliroue;. TT^tTC^ ^r^, <,mh- 
 
 2(from an office). ^T^OT, qpTf >T ^^r- %of, ^'<ifR>J"5-r<Tr^- 
 
 s'SeeTo Deposit. 
 To Depose, v. n. give testimony. ^T?T/.-?fT^^ »i.-^T^ /. |- 
 
 wf, — in writing. vH^mT/. feg'^ ^. 
 Deposed, p. t. V. A.l. iTcft^^^ ^K33;t, &c. ^^kt'J"?, »7'2- 
 
 To Deposit, v. a. lay down, lodge, v. To 1'lace. %5fi7f, ^qy^ 
 »M. sRiif y. ofo. ^^^ ^^. 
 
 2 place in the Jceeping nf.'^^.|f7J'=k^-f^r^^-r{Vi^\^- 
 3 lay as a pledge, '[^m %5f6f. 
 Deposit, n. pledge, pawn. '\^m n. f?f?7T m. JTfHf^ m. 3Tr- 
 fq- mj. 3Tr'<TRr «. 
 Proiitfrom ( tlirougli the use of) ad. HRi?ITH w. 
 
 29 
 
 Use of a d. TiroTr^TT -^^J m. arrf^Hn m. 
 To relinquish part of a d. in payment of a loan, n- 
 ^TOT n. FI^ WM. 
 
 2 thing committed unto. %tr/ ^sft/- S'n'Jl) /. %^iJr n. 'iK- 
 iTFI!=r or ar^RTrT/. f^t^T »«. — compreh. iudef. &c. %?fr- 
 
 D. -money, charge for keeping a d. 5-TJTR^ f 
 
 3 pledged, ^'c. — state. 3TJTRrcT/. 
 
 In d. 3TJTr?rrt or 'iTq-FT^, T^PJT^^. 
 
 4 matter lodged, gcf /. 
 
 D. of mud, as from a river. ?rT?y^ 'Tr^r^rr '«. TRJi "'• 
 Depositaet, n. person ivith 'whom a deposit is placed. aTHr- 
 
 Deposited, ^j. t. V. 1. 5-T%^r, =^W, ^\f\^. 
 
 3T^THfr, W?Ta", ^f^?r" 
 
 3 n^DT 5^?5T. 
 Deposition, m. y. V. ( To Depose ) l.—act. TfTT^STT WA^- 
 
 uf n. &c. Tr^TT^'TT >«. S^'TT m. 
 
 2— act. ^K^ n. &c. TiTR'TfT m. SffSr^FRHiT wi. 
 
 V. Y. N. Wr?T/. ^T?fl'/. ?fT^^ n. 
 
 Written d. ^srrsft /. [ f^'^TRT «. 
 
 V. Y. (To Deposit.)— ac^. Z^^ n. ^^\^ m. 1^^ ;«. 
 Depository, Depot, n. place ichcrc things are deposited. 
 
 fH^TPT n. ^Fran ?i. ^rsT ««. ^rst /. Tra-^R ». ?rqjTr<TT^ 
 
 Depravation, «. v. Y. — act. =ri^'i+<'Jf «. &c. — sia^e. »jr?rrr/. 
 2b Deprave, v. a. vitiate, v. To Corrupt. =rrr^-^^T5f->.\:c. 
 
 ^F^, f^rq^, »j's:-3Tr=^fR'^-&c. qR<jf. 
 
 Depeayed, Depravity, See AYicked, Wickedness. 
 
 To Deprecate, v. a. j'ray against. iTTT)t/.-?Wr/-Ht^iT/.- 
 
 -&e. ^\^^ g. ofo. vn<^ JTPTot, fvfij-RqqrW /- ^^^\W^K- 
 
 STT'^mT/'Tf^RSTr'^fTT /• ^.T^ g. of o. 
 To Depreciate, v. a. lower the value o/.f%TT?f /.-jfT?! «.-^? 
 
 m.- Trsr-Ac. g-FT^'Jt-<TT?5t.|?;^r ^l^-&c.g. ofo. 
 
 2 fig. underrate, undervalue, represent as of littlf. 
 
 loorth. I^^r ^5;'jf-^^?rif, ffir^ or f^OTRot, ^%7aTr 
 
 M. 3TTnM, ^^m m.-Fj^^^ f- 3T:7fH^r/.-ttc. ^?;^-?Tf- 
 
 lof, ?fPTFrT/.-f^H?f/.-&c. ^r5=Pl ^m-=P^ ajRT^'Jt y.o/o. 
 
 ST^jp'sf m. W<X^ g- ofo. 
 To Depreciate, v. n.fall in value. f^Hn /.-jft?^ ».-^ «i.- 
 
 JTR OT.-&C. 3"ffT^-T5"Jf-=F^1'fm-&c. g.ofs. 3TT^ ?»- 
 
 froty. o/s. 
 Depreciated, /i.Y.Y.A.l. ff;JT?r 3^^^c^, ??:|^^ %^^T,Ae. 
 
 2 ^m ^€^ ^uq^s^T, fl'nJT^^r, &e. ar^-?';. 
 
 Depreciation, m. t. Y. A. I.— act. fq^JTrT 3rt^af «. &c. 
 
 2 f^THTot «• &c. 3T"T^ «!• yrrT^'T w?. 
 To Depredate, Depredator, &c. See To Plunder, &e. 
 To Depress, v. a. press down. ^T^', ^^OT. 
 
 2 deject, sadden., \. To Dispirit. 1%5T-3"7rH-3'7r^Vf5rT- 
 
 injr-&c. !F?:i7r, ^sr^'Tfi m.-^■H^ m.-^^^^^ m.-&c. ^jrvt 
 y. of 0. 
 
 3 «io/« <?«// or languid,— trade, &c. M^^-&c. ^^tjt, nf\ f.
 
 DEE 
 
 226 
 
 DES 
 
 Depbession, It. V. V. 1.— flc/. zp(^ «. iiMuJ «. 
 
 2— stale. ZVm^m m. arf^nft^ n. ^JTfll^TT m. ^q>Tn»?». 
 
 3— ac/. HT TT^ "• iiv.—state. H^/. 
 I. fl. il. a hollow, a sinkiny, v. Hole. ^ctTTw. </*'». ^5;- 
 »ft/. #^r HI. ??PI^ "». 5R^/. ^^T »». 
 Dephivatio.n, n. v. V. I.— act. Km^^n. &c. HI'I=|U|+,/. HT- 
 
 ^m^%%ion »». ^r?T»». ^^m. ^\f^f. ^>r?fr/- ?T"??ir/. 
 
 Jb Dei'IUVe, v. a. hereave. sfPT^T^t, ^TTSW, %'T5n"-f^?:r5rT-rf|rf- 
 
 fH< l -Z Jp=5 that thief deprived me of my turban ), ^n- 
 5r-T^rjT-'t5^r-%3^-ctc. :j^ xcith 'fl'^\-f^'^\-■M'^\ ofo. 
 
 ( as v^]^ sr^ ^J5f\f^^^■\ sTFiif %p5 ), H^f^r^, 3Tf==T5ff^oT, 
 
 ^V-'Hi7. ^^^{ iu comp. as ^TH^f^ ^<^ to deprive of rea- 
 
 iiou, lie. ). 
 
 2 ( of ofEce or j'relerment. ) arftpPTT W2— TSf^-F^TPT- 
 
 Depbived,/). v. V. ril'N^r^l, ?Tn%^, Tf|?T %H^T, &c. H^ 
 
 ( in comp. as T^^f^, =T^^^, &e- ) 
 DEPin, «. V. Deepsess. ?Htf=ft/- &c- 
 D. up to the breast. liidldN ot. 
 D. up to the waist. ^fJ^TZ\'^ m. 
 
 D. above the ueck. ^^ Z^ m. [ er, &c. ). 
 
 I. V. Height. ^?r ( in comp. as ^5Tf|;fj^ the d. of wint- 
 Deputatiox, n. V. V. —act. ^^^ Hld--|ijl n. ^^^ ^F^ "TTS- 
 ^ n. &c. P|<^Tt)M<HU| n. 
 
 I. io</y deputed. ^^^ TTSf^r^^ IT^^ «. ^-JTbMftirl. 
 Jb Depute, v. a. appoint or send as a substitute. Jfcfq^-fSfq'- 
 
 4ld«(U|. 
 Depctt, w. lieutenant, vicegerent. cT'^Fte, ^^H', Hd l gilli , 3T- 
 
 2 factor, V. Aoest. nwrMr, ^F^nft. 
 Deputtship, «. V. X. l.^^rfe^fr/. ^-7?M?f/. 5f?pft/. 
 ^0 Debaxoe, I', a. disarrange, disorder, v. To Confuse. »ff- 
 
 1^, 'loo^K.ul, MHi'^Hui, T^^^F^iJI, 3"H^?^, qTi=!;^/.-'4f- 
 
 ^/•-ToifRT Wi.-ntyr^ m.-&c. ^Riif y.o/ 0. 
 
 2 disorder in mind. ^f^J^T »».-^f5f^ff7 TO.-f^Trf^?T<T»J.- 
 
 pM-n Pi 'JI^7«.-f^frf^^T-&c. ^p^ y.o/ 0. f^^^ ^Of. 
 DEBA2fGED, ;). V. V. 1. iftyot^-^T, &c. ai^q^f^'<T?T. 
 
 2 ami Mad. fT^^^, f^rf^W, i%f|Tfr ^f^. 
 Debaxgement, ?». V. V. \.~act. T(v-:f^n. ^'^7^u[n. &.c. 
 
 state. t(i^,H^/. ^T^^T^J^'iTT/ 'Ico^l-il or ^ w. fsffpfo!;/. 
 
 ^/. i-l^.NWJ/. ■ [r^T?Tf5r?TT J.. 
 
 2 anrf Madness, jf^j^ »i. fsmf^gH m. NrTJ^ij^T »>. 
 Debbtsuibe-neck, n. "n^irrefif m. 
 Debelictios, &e. See Abandonment, &c. 
 To Dekide, v. a. mock, jeer, v. To Ridicule. S^t^^ f^t- 
 
 «RT/.-TT^w.-'«I?r/.-^?^'r/.-??: or h:f.-&c. ^^y.ofo. 
 Debisio", n. V, Y.—act. TT^m. Ui^ ^] / . ZK or '^/. ■<:ff\f. 
 
 
 I. laugh inff stock. g'T^^TTr^I 
 «. ^oS^roTT »«. 
 Deeisive, DEEifeOiiT, a. 
 
 Derivation, «. — in grammar. 5^?^%/. s^tftt^ n. 
 Deeivative, a. received from another. JH^TTTT^ ^^F.^J.| 
 
 Derivative, w. word, S^c. derived. ^^rT m. ?rrftrrf?T*^ ?n. n- 
 To Derive, v. a. draw or receive as from a source. JpT^of 
 
 q-^ijf, ifof, Ti'T'Jf, %^ «c!iA in con. 
 
 2 — iu grammar, trace. ^PKOf^ s'JFTf^/. ^Ti^t J. of a. 
 Derived, a. — iu grammar. s^jPT^f, 
 
 To be d. f^^. 
 Dermal, a. belonging to the skin. f5r%=^T, r^^^Tsifeff, rW[=^. 
 Deenier, a. final, ultimate, v. Last. ^^T^^r, ^ItRFTT, f^^PT- 
 
 To Debogate, t). «. detract from. ^S5%qnrT »». aTPJT^, TM- 
 =^ ?n.-MM^lPl /.-^^=^ »».-d-d'l^lfH/.-&c. ^E^df j. 
 ofo. "W^^ m. 5p7(?r. 
 
 Derogative, Deeooatort, a. v. V. a^m^uqr, f^m^T^, 
 
 Deevise, 71. ^^%^fr. 
 
 To Descant, v. n. discourse, expatiate, ^^fcf n.-cTr^Ttflrq 
 «.-5rn^?7 OT.-ai'+.Hii'^ w.-^TT^iT^ m.-&c qo^iot, TT^ «.- 
 
 ifrarsT m -&c.^rar- iTFr-?jT=r3T- 
 
 Descakt, «. singing loith modulations. ^f'^^'N^ TT'jf n. 
 To Descend, v. n. move, come or go down. 3^=R"'if, ^cff^Tijf- 
 
 2 proceed from as a source Sfc. ^r^i^f, %^, "TT=f"jf, ^T^^ 
 
 3 proceed from an ancestor. 5r^r^r-«r^ft-^?T^- &c. ^rijf, 
 Sfnm T?T=JT ^. [%^. 
 
 4 ( from generals to particulars ) OTTTT'^T^^TT f^T^TTT^?: 
 Descendant, n. ^^V^, ^^ft, #3q', ^^T^, nr^rr^T n. 
 Descendants, v. Offspring. ^f?r/. ^'i=rT^ n.— esp. male. 
 
 D. of the female branch, sfq;^!^/. 
 Descended,^, v. V. 1. S'^T^rTT, aT^TTTrf, 'JHcjHlRd, gr^iftof 
 
 ^ri\^, ^m^^ 3T5rT5r. 
 
 2 ^?TfH ^JT^ 5fT^F^T, &e. 'K^T^T^, 4^'f?T5r. 
 Descending, a. declivous. ^^n\ remiss, ^^^{^^t:. 
 Descent, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^j^x^ n. ^^K m. arq-fr^ m. gr^r- 
 
 ^t^ n. artnn^/. ar^Tf^r/. -s^^nvJi n. ar^^r ?/». -j^- 
 
 TFt^f «. ar^TTrT »». artr-.TTFr m. 
 
 2 =5TT?^ijr M. q'Drr ?i. &c. 
 
 D. from time immemorial. 3T?nf^H<M<i /. 
 
 D. of a fashion, practice, &c. afts^T n.f. tfRTJT n. 
 
 3 v. FAiiiLT. qt^fwPfT/. spHRqf^/. nT^qffr/. T^if^ 
 /. f ^Z- 
 
 Of pure d. t. Familt. 1%^=sfT, ^^>r, ^T^f^g?, Hg"5T. 
 I. a d. a declivity. 3^^ot/. 3"rf^/ T^TTSt/ TfTTT ?«. 3^- 
 ^^OT /. 5RT5E /. %qT3T /. I^tif n. [ IT, &c. 
 
 Desceibable, a. y. J. 3fTT^-=qT ^PTT-&c. '^RFTT-=5rT-vfT' "
 
 DES 
 
 227 
 
 DES 
 
 To Desceibe, v. a. mark out^ sl-clch out. ^\Z^^ \W-^ or 
 
 ^^T^nt, ar^Ffff, ^^m m. JjJT^'Jf g. of o. 
 
 2 represent, dejxict^ porlray. cpir^, Pl^^T'Jf, f^T^^fW, 
 
 f^EJ-^Efof , ^'^^ w.-f^^TOT «.-<S:i-.qRot g. oj 0. 
 Desckihei), /). V. Y. 1. ^TT^^^ir, t7^H:^?^r, &c. [sfiJir^. 
 
 Desceiptiok, w. v. V. 1. — ad. ^FTSot «. k^^ n. &c. 
 
 2 — act. ^Sr «. Pj^iXMor ij. &e. sroT^T «• fJ=ICT^»- f^^^w- 
 f^T^^nr n. (^^m n. ^:.^\^f.<^■[ f. noTiT M. 
 
 II. sort. V. Kind. ^Tf?f/- ^TH/. sT^JiKtn. rf=^/. 
 01 what d. qj^T. 
 
 DeSCEIPTIVE, a. Y. Y. 2. SfulllrH^, 5JT3T^^, =)UMMI, cfOT^r- 
 
 5^0 Descet, v.n. spy out, see from a distance. ^^-^^A^^-&c. 
 2 detect.^ Y. To DisCOvee. ^fm?". q?T^CTt-?5T^ y.o/ o. ^- 
 
 «^ «». ?JT1^ 2«. COM. 
 
 To Deseceate, v. a. defile. ftRT^^, stT^^or, g^ :p^i^, ^fn- 
 
 ^Jtnwi.- sffir^'^'m m. ^X'S\ g. of 0. 
 Deseceatios, n. v. T. ^^Z]^^n. &o. iffHOT'TT"- sifHyi'^sj^ 
 
 m. 3TTf5r5ft ^Tif«. 
 DejEET, «. wilderness, waste, toild. Jjmi. 3TT"^«. ^T?rn. 
 
 JT^iI?5H. H^ m. JT^^TWJ. 
 Desert, a. Jo/Zf?, u-aste^ tmpeojjled. v?Tni=fl',"%n"Jr or ;T,T^t^- 
 
 2 o/or heJonjing to a d. ^T?^, ^'I?5NI, '^l^^V^^ 3TR- 
 
 To Deseet, v. a. forsake, leave, y. To Aba>-don. ^"tS^, ST- 
 
 ^^, f^TFTW , •il^^-ifcc. ^T^. 
 To Deseet, v. n. run away form one s regiment, ^'c. ■^H.(\ f. 
 
 ?T^5T-W|^-&C. uIT^, q^;T ^"11, ^tw ^?'n^f'^=T ^FFft 
 
 /. wr^. 
 
 Desert, Desehtixg. See Meeit. 
 
 Desebtee, n. Y. \. N. ^^ snTiiRT, "TS^, T^^ n%?5T, f%ft- 
 
 Desertion, n. v. V. A. — act. ^frsorn. 2;ppntM. &e. fqiTm. T- 
 
 Spiritual d. ^TT^ir^H'-fl f^RT^Tr/. 
 
 Y. V. N. — act. T^jT ^STTifre. '^FFTt Jl+R ^JnTjfw. 
 To Deseeye, t>. c. merit, he worthy of. qT3-q--?5yq-^-3T|-qT^- 
 
 &c. ^tw-3TO3r, in. con. 
 Deseeyedlt, adv. q'trrar^T, T'-OT^, TVl-qiV, T'-iTTf . 
 Deseryee, «. Deseevino,^:?. a. u-ortliy, meritorious. FJTT'P, 
 
 ^^TPT^T, 'T^r, m^^, q'P^'srr, 3Tf ( iu comp. ), TT^ ( in 
 
 comp. ). 
 Deshabille. See Dishabille. 
 To Desiccate, &c. See To Dux, &c. 
 To Desiderate. See To Desire, To "Want. 
 Desideratum, w. something desired, ^w. 'ffift'??*. ffc^Trf n. 
 To Design, v. a-imrpose, intend.^ mean. ^'^^T'jf, ^'^?H"^, 'P- 
 
 -kc. ^pt'Jf, iT^fFf '■-ROT, H?rf?T 3T?T^ '». t-OH. ^^«.-^^^Hi.- 
 
 arf'TsrT'T"!. 3T^trfy. o/o. 
 
 2plan, sclicme, project, r^wf, qr^tfr, tpfrTot, %rT)».-qr- 
 
 Design, 7t. purpose, intention, mind. ^r{m. JTH". ^^/. ^'f- 
 ^^r m. i^\^m. -PRl^^T w. JI^'T Wi. H^T1?T ;;. ^T^'f^^ m. 
 aT'<T »n. I^'rt. 3'|;3'T ». KFlr^jx. sfim n. HHTfT n. ^i^\^^^ m. 
 
 f^fiTTT w.^arfTsn^ «». 3rf>T^?r «. |?q- «• ^T^ {pop. ^^^^ or 
 ^? or ^4 ) «. ?i^?^ w. Ep-q^T/ fsi^r^ /• fq^^f /. 
 
 2 scheme, plan, project. ^^^^\f. 3TH^qT^«. JTHFIrr/. cT- 
 ;3T5Jt3T/. i[cT «». itPRT/. ^f^y^ ^'<T «»• ^^Z- ( ex. JFr»TT- 
 
 I. model, plan, sketch. T^r^Jm. ?T^^TT"i. ^^3TTw». 
 Designate, a. Designated,;), y. V.l. f?T^^l^?=IT, &C. f^f-i- 
 ^, OT?5f^, fsr'^TfBr^f, 5JTqf^. 
 D. by name. jtW^^I or ?. 
 To Designate, v. a. point out,disti7ijuish. f^¥^TJf, f^^^Tm.- 
 oq'q^n ^or y. o/ o. f^f?^-5qqf^-&c. ^FTof. 
 To d. by name. ?rmf=l?5n m. ^fRof, 
 
 2 Y. To Appoint. ^Kirt, 'ft^'Jf, ?f'nJI^/.-qr3RT/.-&c. 
 «FT^ y. o/ 0. f-lMTft EfR^. 
 
 3 Y. To Maek out. 3Tf5 ^, sppr \^., "iW^- 
 Designation, n. y. V. l.—act. f^fy\^n. f^i^iSm. i^^\^m. 
 
 2— act. ^v;^n. &c. '^^^W^f. qr^^T/. 
 3 — act. ^J^ \^n. &c. ViW.^ «. 
 
 I. mark, indication. FT^TOT n. :jT^^Toi w. 
 
 II. import, V. Meaning. 3T'4 m. TT^fr'tT »«. 
 Designed, ;;. Sf a. v. V. 1. ^^?^?IT, &c. 3i^'?, JT^^rf^- 
 
 'Z, ?r^qrr, arPTsr^r, fsr^^r. 
 
 2 qT^%^, T^^?5T, &c. qif^, f^'frf^. 
 I. V. Intentional. ^f%tJ^, ^f^?"?^, fl'^^=q^?r, ^fj?^. 
 Designedly, adv. y. P. 1. ^1^5, ^JTm^rjijH, 3TroT?T5^, 
 
 ?TTr^ g'T^^, 55iTT, ^fsff^i ^^^S'^^i ^^•'J^^, 3T-:g- 
 ?5^^Trft%, 3TT^SH, arr^rsT^, ftt^J'^, t^h^j^ft. 
 
 Designee, n. Designing, p. a. y. V. 1. ^I'^rT^n, i%n 
 
 JpJU||.(|, ttc. 
 
 I. artful.^ crafty, v. Cunning. JT^f^^t, ^^^.^^., ^T^R, 
 
 ^JlFfT, ^SfrSrfr or ^, ^pifTf?!^, fjt- 
 Designment. See Design. 
 Desirable, a. y. V. 1. i P^t^u ' -M I ^rT rirT-^R^T-Ac. ^T>^T, ^^-^fr- 
 
 F?r^^q, p-srf^'snT, J^Hf^rrq, ?^?m<T^. [ ^Z- 
 
 Desieableness, n. v. A. ^^'^^\ f. ?^un«<dT/. Ac r^JT- 
 Desiee, «. eagerness after. 3TT^TT/. 3TR'<TT/. =^fT/. ^=f?T/. 
 
 jiifurT/. JTrn^JT/— in high degree; thirst after, panting 
 or hankering after, longing for, <J-e. \\^f. *JJi/- ^ "• 
 
 m.^mf. ^z^m. t^T'^/.fvfcrtFT wi.^s^oit/. ^n.arr^ wi.
 
 DES 
 
 228 
 
 DES 
 
 /. Seo also Itch. 
 
 Cariiftl J. ^m »». 
 
 Object of d. ?■? «. m^ "■ 
 
 Suai-e, fetter!',&e. of il. 3Tr3Trn?T m. 3Tr?n^f^". 3TT?TT- 
 li-q^ H.— Kntanijli-il in it. ain'.R^. 
 
 A'oiJ of il. Exempt or free from d. 31 Hi -.-J, IhR'-'J, 
 
 To gratify ( iutcuso ) d. mi^ n. Vs^ ( neut. ftjZ'jf ). 
 
 To mock or balk d. efrWHl/. <lwfT?T ;F':ur. 
 
 To mortify d. ^T^HT/. '?I^^-<Pr5ijf-'TTT!if ( ex. «JHHI 
 
 1\ i/i.-^mJTH^ m.-i--tiirH'J|,Fd/. JpTW. 
 
 To repress or restrain d. fJT'teT f^^ m. ^, jf^- 
 
 2 a A. a wish. f=^f. ^\--'3i\ f- ^TTRT/. 3TT^T?TT/. ^t- 
 According to one's d. ( or purpose ). ^-^ti-^l'HI, T^ 
 
 Evil d. i^rf^HT/. ^sjtort/. Trr^mTTT/. 
 
 Virtuous or good d. 'Jjt^^\^^f. ^^rk^]^{^^^J.^■^\^^\ f. 
 To grant or fulfil a d. ^---^l-iJH »i.-3Tr^t^TT^ «.- f'?- 
 
 To obtain a d. r^iJP^PT »!.-^'i^JtH~ll'>T «J.-SV,c)WMi3- 
 f^'^/.-TOTfrT/. |m in. con. 
 To DEsinE.ti.a. ivish for. ^f^tjOi , crrf%J7tjt^r3TT^T7^^f%?t^, f%. 
 
 Ac.vrm-^R^-in high degree;<o crai'e, Co thirst, pant, Jian- 
 l:er afler, to hnr; Jor. to he dtjcnr/for, Sfc. ^nr?(=n^, trPTiif, 
 fH^f^Ttfr or f?f?Tt^, HT<lf, '3Tr>T?IPTijf, ^^^i 5^^ "<'"■ 
 
 HTfrnit or H^TTi^. rfnprt. ^yj.iUI, T|TTI''iit, qr^^UT. ^%CTf, 
 
 JTT^df, ;j5HiiTr, ^mtfr, ^t srM'». '^'if, jtiut;". sfrnpq; 
 
 2 request, entreat, v. To Beg. 5Tr4w, f^^cTtff. 
 
 3 bid, V To COMMA>D. mn^, ■STTfIT/. ^"rf. 
 Desihed. 2>- V. Y. 1. r^^, &c. srf%5?Tj sj-T^ftn, 3TT^f%- 
 
 Desireb, n, Desirixo, p. «. De.'ibous, a. v. V. 1. gf^^unn 
 Ac. i-.«it(M, HT^f?T, f^ (esp. in comp. as tpf^, f%tf- 
 
 ^, mJ^ .^e. ), '*rT^f?ft (in comp. ), prr^,"' r^^r- 
 
 f^. ^Mfy^,, ^■■j-m lii-li degree; craving.^ <jv_ S^^TT, 
 
 JTHT^, 'fiTTf:^, ;:ir>Tnr^, ?rT^, ^HTW^T, c^PTTHT, 
 
 To Desis t, r. «. sto;;, /^ayg o/T, y. To Cease.'' TTfof, '<Tf5IDt, 
 
 DE3TSTA.VCE, Desisting, n. v. V. TT^n. ^ ai^^nJfn. &c. 
 
 DE^of.ATE, «. De-oi,atf.1), ;). V. V. 7:?Tr5 Jr^=rT-5rT%=Jr, 7- 
 
 ^[1, arm, '^^rmrs, Vr^ or ?r, ti^r, q^^, irf^m o/' ^, 
 
 *T'Tm, f ^, g=7^, ^5^, 3-5?r, f^V, ^If^, ^Jf^PKR. 
 I. See Solixabt and Distressed. 
 To Desolate, v, a, depopulate^ 3^5TTS-#RrT5-:^RT-%f%TTTT- 
 
 ?^Tf7r"i. f*<=|i)'l with m of 0. 
 Desolation, n. v. X.— state, T^JTT^/. 3ffmT^/ J^HHl /. 
 "^^luH or ?ft/ ^r=j<l?^t/. Some strongly significant 
 words and striking phrases and figures expressing this 
 sense are T]i-^i I'U'ft f. 'U'-i'Ai'i n. 'H^'H'JW-t or ^T'TT'Tw. 
 
 ^^^ j^'^ -jTi| ( cfTT^ Ac. ), 5RT^ ^f^'ir ?^m?^ ^f ^, 
 nir i^f Ti^t ^wf^ '>^jz^ mfr. %t ?7m?f ^r (f^ 5?Tf?f- 
 
 Ttq-fFT-^tc), qTTT hr^ IfTrTT (^TTT^-mgr^),??'^ ^i^ 3TTf. 
 
 Despaie, DEsrEEATiox, n. hopelessness^ v. DESP0XI)E^•CY. 
 
 fHTTTTT/ '%TT3T». 3TTi!TPtnOT, 3TT?TTft^d^»«. 3TRf^5/. 
 
 2b Despaik, d. «. T. To Desposd. 3TT?tt/ W'l'n-^ra^- 
 yirisjuf, v>ft^»i. ^r^or, inTT»». ■ ^nw, sTTrPTFTw.-sTr^Tmr- 
 
 ^?r» ->.te. spTW, fHTT^T-&c. ^T^. 
 Despatrer, M. Despairing, /J. «. V. V. and Despokbext. 
 3TT?TT Wn%^, 3TT^rr Ht5^RT,<-tc.fT^r^, ^m^T, iTrfT^, HJTT- 
 
 To Despatch, v. «. send off smarthj^ qi^i?!, ^^St, qr^^ftrr, 
 ^IH-lu'l, ?T^"^, fT=!^, fT'^TT^'^t, ?=IR^, T5^ c5T^<Jir, ^+.Kui, 
 
 2 perform or execute promptly, dispose of, Icnoch ojf^ 
 rattle off, 3T^qiJf, 7?^'jf, Zl^.\ m. gT^br y. o/ o. :7=rrr5^, 
 ^TTT^of, =5r'TRcrr, rqROT, ^^, <p?:^ITot, 5?^^ or iTT^- 
 Jt'T, TT^fS^, =EfT^^, H><+'i"n, "P5q>5^5f, Ts^<Jf, 'TTTct. 
 (Jf^iir with ^PTRT^T >S:c. -^iMi-JTrPT^a'^y. ^"Jf i.e.f^^^- 
 
 sfrq-crr - Sheriff - flTq^ - &c. Ffm% cj=r^, 37^'<t^, ^tw, 
 
 3 put to death, v. To Kill, nrr/.-nf^/. %ijf, q?ft^ PTR- 
 
 Despatch, «. smartness, expedition. FTRT w. ^TTZT m. ^Z- 
 
 2 /fC/er Sf'w/ H-iV// expedition.Sjc. ^srXH-H^m TRcT^^^, 
 T^ "J.-^^n'^'PTT TO-&C. 
 DESPATCnED, 2). T. V. 1. ^TT^OT, &c. 
 
 2 3T?q^?ir, 3T^?^r, &c. 
 
 To be d. 3T^TT^, 3T=pnt, 3^^>Jf, 7'=y'<TDt, ^TTST^ O'/f. ^. 
 Desperai O. M. desperate, furious fellow. 3T?r?n^ or 3TFi;qT- 
 
 jft, FTf ?ft, Hrff%^, =FqTojqrtiq-r, arriTOTsrr^T ^rnr »>. 
 
 Despeeate, a. despairing, v. Despondent. f?nT5T, 3TT^TT^^, 
 f ?TT?T, ?T"3T?T, ^r^, F^rfrr^T. 
 
 2 ras/;, reckless, hot trained, T. MabCAP. f^T^T^^ jilJ 
 
 3 hopelrsn, remediless. f^qiT, S'qfTT'friT, jH I 'M^ M-^J^- 
 
 &c- f^?r=5rT, %f?5rJT, ^qr^rr^wT, ?5T=q"iT, 3Rrr!;q', ^"n. 
 
 4 See Excessive.
 
 ^DES 229 
 
 Desperately, adv. t. A. 2. ?Tr^K, ^TT^^iJ^qF, f^^im 3^r- 
 
 •4 See Excessively. 
 Despeeateness, n. v. A. 1. f^TT^TT/. ^^R'T ;;■ 3TT^U<'1%'T«. 
 
 2 W^?T «. ?TT^y'-|uiT m. 
 
 Despeiutiox, See Despaih. 
 
 Despicable, a. v. V. «;)(/ Coxtemptible. fSfigR ^RRT-^r- 
 
 ^5t=srT, f^?^'?, ^T'qTT, 'TFJfT. 
 Despicablexess, «. V. A. ^^^T'nr «»• f?nT^?TT/. arsHTR- 
 
 To Despise, v. a. v. To Coxteiin. f?T?:raR'jf, gr^TT'JI'jf, 
 ST^JMHUl', 'JT^JTFfJr, 3T?TT^TTlt, l^^^r-g'^-i.tc. JTT=T"ir, ^•.- 
 
 q-^r<l =f;TotiTR'Jr, f^:;?^K m.-^T/.-'^o^urT/.-ar^mnT w.-&c. 
 
 ^Pt^ y. of 0. 
 Despising, «. v. \.—act. f^fT^^FRiJr n. &c. fnrfT.K m. fq-- 
 
 "JTT/. ^5^/, 3T:r^?r «. 3T5rf=5qT/. 
 Despite, &c. See Spite, &c. 
 To Despoil, v. a. roh of, v. To Deprive, To Plusher, ht- 
 
 iT^r-&c. W'T^ t<--'/h f^'ft ofo. qTloIT-^f=^-&c. :R6t,55ut, 
 
 ?b Despoxd, tv «. Z<?«e ^o;?e, despair. 3TT^TT/ ?flT^-3raot-^- 
 t^HfiJf, 3TT3Tr/.-tfk «».-M «.-&e. g?:oT g. of s. f^^TT/ ^t- 
 V[ g. of s. ^ TT^ we. pi. T^sot y. o/ s. ^\^ m. pi. J^T^ g. 
 ofs. ^T?T m. pi. J^ot, :^^ m. JT^tJf, SfM »». ^^, aTT^TT- 
 
 Despondencv. n. hopelessness, despair. f^TTTOT/- ^^^T «• T- 
 rrr^TT/- 3TT^TrHT «i. aTT^TR'??^/. ffhr^TPT M. fHTTT^M. 
 
 Desposdest, (7. Desponding,/), a. hopeless, despairing, fn- 
 7T5T, JTJT^T, ^^T, iT?fT3T, ??TW^T, ^^fJT^T, JTOT^T, iTrrt?Hr^,fJT- 
 
 Desponmnglt, ff(/y. V. A. arf^TT W1?T, fq^^T^T ft^^. 
 Despot, n. absolute sovereign. Wd-^KI^r, ^RtT^J^TT, ^T^- 
 
 2 See Tyrast. 
 
 Despotic, Despotic al. See Absolute. 
 
 Despotism, n. alsolu/e power. ^rt?r?rT /. ^FT*^ »• arf^^- 
 af?TRf^ «. arf^Tt^TOrTT/. [?;?«. 
 
 2 «« arbitrary government. ^n^iM^ilJq- «, grf^^jV^TT- 
 
 Dessert, n. co;«',se of fruit after dinner. ^sfr'MMdi^l "RT- 
 S m. ^m4|t|< <P^T^R m. H^^if^/. rif/yo ^^T/. H^^TRTwi. 
 
 jTo Destinate, Destine, v. a. appoint ly ijrcvious determina- 
 tion. V. To Appoint. "T#f-"Tf^?'!rRr-<S:c. qt^5 5^^, T- 
 #qt3rTT/.-'T4fH'iri'l »«,-'J5f^5TPT^ n. ^^y. o/o. q^- 
 'TTf5T^ 'fR'Jt. 
 2 o//o< /o ^//fl future portion of. "5qT-^5i?r-SfRS'4tFf-&c. 
 
 Destination, «. t. V. I.— act. tj^iVf '?rfr7r/. q5JqT"JT5Tr /. 
 
 DES 
 
 I. purpose for ii'liich a thing is destined, v. End. fn^F- 
 f^ ^JT n. f^q'rf^T^ f^T^ w». 
 
 II. /)/ace /o which a thing is appointed. "im^.S^cn^ n. 
 ^RIT/. fH'^Tt)t'<TRr «. 
 
 Destined, /;. v. V. 1. q^'f ^\^^ sq-^^, &c. q^f^rfJTH, ^i- 
 
 2 Iff f^f^'%?^, &c. 
 Destiny, 7j.— as tlie power destiniiirr, Fate, Necessity. '\^ 
 n.'^^^ n. ar^q n. ^^\n m. W.W. m. ^ n. qsiTH n. %i{. 
 
 W. T^ft^ «. rSe-Tfr/. Vt^ or STRS'^TT^ or ?ff?I^^ rrr% m. 
 pi- qRrf'^ snrrq m. ^]^^^ »«.— considered as absolutely 
 irresistible, iiiavertihle, tj-c. 4,A^fe=PT, ^H'^clTrTT, ^H^i- 
 
 Appointed by D. "'^_^H'. 
 
 Persecutions of D. Trouble or evil appointed by D. 
 
 Subject to D. ^^^5r^T,'~^[KffT. 
 2 — as the state &c. destined; doom, lot, allolmc.it. for- 
 tune. ^m\ or'z^X^] f. 5T^1'"TT or iTS?T^r /. '^^^M m. 
 
 sT^fefpm n. ^.^vlx^\f. ^qr^qft/. ^^.^^^^wf ^qT^%<-7- 
 
 OT.^qTn ot."~^^^TT/. !TR5'--TWT »i. ^J'lR^r (/r't<3rT/ ^- 
 
 ^?m?rT M. fiRi^/. Hf%?T5T n. ^r{s^ «. ^^ «. 
 
 Fulfilment of d. qj^T'TrT »». 
 
 It was in my d. Hlt'Mi'^fr^I^ or fefl^'^frf. 
 
 Of high d. V. Fortunate. ^'^^T[v^X\. 
 
 Man must fulfil his d. ^Z^l^ f?jf^% ^ eoSOTR ^ff. 
 
 Man must labor and fulfil his d. q;T5T +,');i-Hi I'^.TT^ 
 =F|f ^r?T ?fTfT. 
 Destitute, a. forlorn, v. Friendless, Poor. f5i7[»;r^, f^r 
 f«T?r, 'fFTT^I^, 3T?rTf>.T^, -H^TiT, f^TT'^R, -pRT^sf, a^^FqvT, 
 
 2 icaniiny, in tcant of, v. Wanting. f%TT5;T-sr'KT-^J;^- 
 -fTT rffrr-ite. all in comp. 
 Destitution, n. v. A. 1. f?fnf«r?iq'nr m. ^^%^mJ m. fHTJ''^- 
 qrTT/. aRfr«TT w.1^^.TR?n'/.'fl[^T^!RTfffq- n. 'jT^<^TS|f*Tr 
 
 /. argqqirr /. ai^M'i?T /. 
 
 2 ft^Ffr/. tT%?T «. aTTf^T wt. 
 To Destroy, v. a. raze, demolish, ^r. Hliot, H[?5 rfrpi ?T- 
 
 jp^, Htf5-qTf5-H'Rr-&c. z\wM, qr^^, 'f^ft^ fSr^Enif , ^- 
 
 ^, qRT ^TT^ ?T »». ^Tof-fp^sror, «J-<T m.-t■^^^ n.-^t-^^ m - 
 
 ^^^-i^^ n.■^'i^^ ?«.-^^r mA^■^^^ wj.-fsr^R^ w.-s^^ 
 m.-kQ. ^rnt y. 0/ o. ^-^^^.^ 'i^^^^^., nrf mr ^j^, ^f!! ^- 
 
 V^., ^^Riif, >T=:'?J^^, ffiSf'ZCTT, Tq^Ty:-^^f^ /. ^PTof, ilT- 
 
 2 — freely; ru.n, spoil, derastate, lay ifastc,e.vcessively in- 
 jure, cj'c. HRiot, ^m^ cFSof, ?ITi!T ?;(.-f^n "i.-^R^RTTn 
 /;o;j. ?ff^TRTT^T »«.-^RTTf /.-^TT^rST »".- s^retfT /--^^^ »- 
 
 "frq^^^^T «.-^RtqRT «i.-?ir^':j5j/.-vjoi /-'<.zfcTFit /•-'j^^- 
 /,-cr^\^R ?«.-JTT?ft /.-T^r («.-qT^ M.-fqsn »i. w.-ftsir
 
 DET 
 
 230 
 
 DET 
 
 <"/(•. Jj:^:^ !IT^oT, t^MiRT %^ ( ucut. ^rof ), *PI wj.-H^PT 
 ".-f rf^/. 'FT'^ y. o/o. 
 
 y kill, txlirpale, annihilale, S{c. ^ifRTT <JvT^, PmHUJ, g-- 
 =^"3501, tjTH Hi.-d--\}<i m.-r-IHKi y;(i;;. fJf.lPT «j.-1^^H «.- 
 
 m.-ri-ZH-l «.-?jpl m. ( esp. in comp. ) — &e. 5})T^y. 0/. 0. 
 
 Destkoyed,/). v. V. 1. lill^FST, H>|5 fff5^ ;iT^?IT, &c. 
 
 «^5ff^, '■■5TW, ^-tfflrT, Tf^S^r, f^^ferT, ^|Fr. 
 
 <^r!?: 5fR^, ^"Z ( also, ill corap. and with much eleg- 
 aiii'i' and fxpressivcuess, as H'S^fW, ^'5'^, ^"SifHl^T, 
 
 =r?^f5, :tottt^.k, ^T'frTr'T, &c. ); f^H"?, f=T^fe?T, >Ttr, 
 
 3 qT|hrT %%^, 3^\55%?5T, &e. ^P.'^-H , fH?f=r?f, #|H. 
 Desiuoyer, m. De-struotive, a. v. V. 1. JH^IT^TnT, &e. fir- 
 
 '•"^r^^, f^'-t^, ntyM+, f^'Tmt, ^^r^, ?r^Wr-=FR^- 
 
 2 ^rr^pf j^^nrRT, &c. ^\\^w.^ ^r^ft, ^TRnr, f^r^r^, f^- 
 
 ^r?fT, H^^, ^pit;, ^rm^t, j^??^, ^wn^^ ^trr^. 
 
 a ?frfwT +^:uiKi, qirnp^ ?TT?r^, ^^T-s^'^-ctc. ^prff-q^- 
 
 fr-&o. ^iiR^FTff, a ( iii comp. as friH, ^J^HIT, fT?m ). 
 Destructiisle, a. v. V. 1.— irr5raT-=5TT-^mT-^mcrT-&c f^- 
 jfriT, ■fr'^-^^RK, fHi^?rt?T, ^%^lqr. 
 
 2 HrenTT-^-^RT-^mFrT-&c. ht^t^pt, erfir^, 3T?r=rrT. 
 
 Destiuctio.v, n. V. V. l.-crci. MXl^ n. jfrf^ jpfiif «.-&c>"q'- 
 rfH n. ■^tq->TH m. 3^^ n. ^^^ ti.slaie. fcj^ ?«. ft(. 
 ^^rf m. W'Mr\ ni. 3^#5 m. ^^ m. ^J'Fiq- m. 
 
 To sweep with the besom of d. ^^^T m. fsRiTCTf. 
 •2— act. JTMot «. JTT^ ^!:r^\n.~siate. ^n^ m. ft^^wi. 
 
 N. B. For more nouns refer to those given under 
 the meanings of the Verb. 
 
 Hour of d. ^^TST^FM m. 
 
 The universal d. K^si^ m. s^m^^^W^ m. zj^- 
 f^^.^ or ^r^W.Zf^."^ m. T.^j^ m. or ^r^i^^l?^ m.^- 
 
 Desuetude, n. v. Disuse. T,75r7,tJr n. 'i^>^:^m. ri^j^f^-^f. 
 
 Desvltorixess, 7j. v.A. imr=^OTT m. '^.^T]^^ll. :^z(^^'^\f. 
 
 Desultory, a. passing from one suhject lo another without 
 
 order. 3i|U|^,i.4^| , iT^T.^^fhTT, HfRg^rfr^, 3Tc.?T;Ri}=5n-, 
 
 To DETiCii,!-. a. disunile, disengage, y. To Separate. ^\. 
 
 2 ( troops, &e. ). ?^f5fT/.-5^^/. <p^^ -TT^^r^y. of o. 
 To Detach, i,-. n. come off, cease to adhere, f^^^^ ^,7^ -j. 
 
 Detached, a. not connected, v. Separate. 3T?Iit, H^^F FP?: 
 DtiACUMESr, «. Wy (of troops, ^-c) detached, ^^-^f 
 
 iv£\f. %5Tm3 ». 
 To Detaii-. f. (I. reZa^f, tj-c. an jiarticulurt. rf<TOT?T w.-»nn^ 
 w;/.-5PTmr M1.-&C. ?TfTot-?IPfOT-fsi^-c<cc. rPT«'^^?TT-5PTT- 
 
 ^g7T-Ac.^mffr-f?y^-«S:c. <fm ?«. =)Mui y. 0/0. jfm^m/ 
 
 3TW "-''Vrt H or ?rr, Tft%^ n. spTof. 
 Detail, «. detailed statement. FTT^ft^ "»■ JpTpif or 2 m/ if- 
 Miqrt n. »cmuil or HT »!. ^R'T/. TT=|tT /«. r. %, S^q^frT/. 
 In d. FTMjfl-icirr, f^T^fH, ■^'A\i^\K or spTF^R, 
 
 Wearisome d. '^.^'^f. 
 To Detain, v. a. keep lack, v. To Eetain. 5=pjf, rr^'jf. 
 
 2 restrain from, hold hack, v. To Stop. Kt^iff, 3T??Sti, 
 
 ^toEq^T'Jf, i^fsT-fT/. tir^-armoEut, ?<rT f.-m^^ »«.-&c. 
 jpTw y. 0/0. 
 
 3 hold in C!<«^0(7y. "%^.5f^-gT^%?f-&e. SSTof, 
 
 2i!> Detect, Detection, &c. See To Discover. Discov- 
 ert, &c. 
 Detention, Detaining, n. v. V. \.—act. '^^r n. ^^oj- w. 
 
 JTrTT m. l^]Z\f. ^lotifr >». ^i-i'+ltj m. ^Z^.\m m. 
 3 3T?:%fT Z^^ n. &c. 
 To Dster, v. a. stop lyfear. ^TT ^TT^-Tq' Z\W{A-^^%^- 
 
 =frcof-&c. [iNG, &c. 
 
 To Deterge, Deteegent, &c. See To Cleanse, Cleans- 
 To Deteeioeate, v. n. groio worse, v. To Degenerate. 3'i=r- 
 
 yr-|TH m.-'mv^-'-\<K m.-&c. ^TW y. 0/ *. 
 To Deteriorate, v. a. ?f^T«f-=rTf?:-&c. ^KT'if, f%^T^at, Jot^^- 
 
 ^OT.-&e. ^jnTTJ-y. o/o- 
 Deterioration, «. v. V. N. — state. 3^n7TT TTTT w. 3rRTft^- 
 
 ifrT/. ST^^'^T^TT^ wi. JJUI-^I'H m. iprrT^nj- w. =^ m. 
 
 Determinable, a. v. V. 1- 5Tr5F5rr-^T-^FT?TT-&G. fH'4R'tft^, 
 
 f^«M, 3TqrtTRWt"^, 3T5T':TnT, 1^^^. 
 Determinate, a. ascertained, settled to le, v. Certain. f?r,. 
 
 ^ait^w, ri^-+1+, ??=Eft?T, f^q^tfTrf, f%afpf, srreri^^j. 
 
 2 settled, definite, limited, fixed; — esp. of time, ^\v[\.^■^- 
 
 4^Hh-ll, 5^?fRT, BHqi^, ?>rT^T^, hRR{">J. 
 
 3 conclusive, T. Decisive, f^q' ^ROTTn, fH'OTrV^. 
 
 DETEEMINATELY.See CERTAINLY. 
 
 Determinatenss, n. v. A. 1. f^WrS^T^ m. fvr?7T?5?f?fT/. 
 
 ^af^nTiTT m. f?r«q-rftn?^ «. &c. 
 
 2 wm n. fipft/. TftfHf?r/. MHiui «. H^f^r/. m^/. ?!?;- 
 
 tTT/. W^fq^f^r n, &c. 
 Deteejuinaiion, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. STT^T^m. f^T ?». f?f- 
 «TT OT. STPT »«. f5tqR<JI n. ^^m^^ n. f?r=!ipfr^ai «. 
 
 2 — ac<. STRof M. %itBt «. <&e. 5TT^ wi. f^T^i^q ?«. f?RTT >». 
 
 3~act. ^ftj^r ^TiJr w. ifrij^ m. 
 
 TT. Y. N.— art. :?i'^^ ^at ?j. fJr>;?q- ^ar «. ^^pf^'^f n.
 
 231 
 
 DEV 
 
 I. decision, decideiJimss, rcsohilion, v. Firmkess. 3T^/. 
 ^m\ in. f^^ III. ;^?i:iT/ ^m. q-q «. fH^Tm. !TTn?»-"^?». 
 
 II. a d. a resolve, f^''^^^ m. fSf^ m. ?i%r"T >«. ^fTK tn. 
 Fixed d. ^'JRl^r^ m. 
 
 III. matter determined, ( settled, fixed, &c. ). qf^ ». ^r- 
 
 Jo Detekmixe. v. a. ascertain, settle. 5TT=I'if, ar^T'OTTij'T, f^T- 
 oyq- »».-f5f!:TR »i.-fH''lW n. =PTot y- 0/ 0. i^tfi'rn-i%trTfe- 
 &e. qJT^. 
 
 2 settle, appoint, y. To Fix. i^NuJ, H^m, STl^f w.-fSf- 
 «iq-m-f5rqTT/)0/;. %IT «>.-ic'. ^fTJ^n y. 0/ 0. ^=qin-i%f=iqfT- 
 
 3 settle judicially, T. To Decide. "%?P^T w.-f^^TT'ST ?».- 
 
 * dejine, conjine. limit. T. To Bound. ^f^Z m. ^FT'jf 
 y. ofo. TftftJvT ^FT^n. 
 
 5 resolve. ^^?T Hi.-'Pr*'^ »».-^T5=Tf?T 5^T5fw.-%H m.-&c. 
 spr'Jt g. of 0. 
 
 6 yu'c a direction or impulse to. ^?5 »>-^^, ^t^ »«. t^T^^. 
 To Deteemise, v. n. resolve. '^'^^^.|^^^.^ m.-f^5i<PTm.-&c. 
 
 ^T^, ^/. sit'^at. 
 Petermined, ;). S) a. \. V. A. 1. 5Tm?^T, 3T5r*TTT^T, &e. 
 
 f^tmk, f^f*^, f^'^tfTrT, ar^rnliTr, f%5. 
 
 2 zm^.7^ Sec. Wf^ %%=5T-5rT^T, ^tc. 
 
 4 qft%^ %%?7T, 7f5[fl5=ar. [ Iv't^. 
 
 5 — agent. ^Jrrf^^i^ , ?MT^:p^. — object. ?T^<T?f, m^- 
 1. decided, resolute, t. Firm. f^si^Mi-m', +<H,Rr, +.<1^, 
 
 DetERMIKEDLY, adv. ?T^==T, il-i^i'. 
 
 Deteemisek, n. Determinative, a. v.V.A. ], ^TFriiTTTr, &c. 
 
 f^Tirf^^, fjT^iqpT^, f^-':TR^, fH'jnT-&c. :pTrt-^fi;^-^Rt. 
 
 2 (i<NUlKI, &c. ^R^-ctc. ^FTiTRT. 
 3"%H^T +<u||Ji, f^^friT ^^XJ- 
 
 Deteusion, «. cleansing ( rt «orf ). ?T?T?frfeT^ «. ^Frf^^frtf- 
 
 Detersive, o. v. N. i^^r-J^., ^mfSriTtq^, ^^gf^^TT^. 
 To Detest, v. a. v. To Abhoe. 3TfTot-&e. iTFrnT_ ^rf^Tg^T m. 
 
 ^RTiiiy. ofo. 
 Detestable, a. \. Hateful. 3Tfcr|;cq', ^Ifq'fiTq'. 
 Detestation, n. v. Aehoehence. "Hfrf^T m. 
 To Detueone, v. a. 'iidl'^M ^rs^-^^r ^T^f, Rr^T^Pr^?f 
 
 To Detonate, v. «. explode, hum icith a sudden report. '<ir5- 
 
 To Detoet, &c. See To Twist, &c. 
 
 To Deteact, v. a. take away from the reputation or merit 
 
 of. |r^^,NU|| m. arroT^, ■iW^Am.-w;^-^^^m.-^V^^^m.- 
 
 iTT^TfTf^/-noinT^r^»i.-qT^3T=nTr»t.-&e. ^^iJt g. of 0. 
 
 2 take away from. %at, ^^^"Jf, ^OTrt.-'iTT^ m. W.\^ 
 
 g. of 0. 
 JlBiaACiiON, n. V. V. 1. and Aspee^ion. 'fTT^m.TJTn^wj. 
 
 || iiurn^r^^rt. 'jor^oT«. ^th^t/. 
 
 I; Detractor, n. Deteactory, a. v.V. 1. and AsPEusun. "Hq- 
 
 li ^ ^tTTTT, 'flrT^«N?TTf. 'T'lrrr^'^TTf, n<irr7;r[^^, nan^f- 
 
 Deteiment, n. V. Loss. g^?TT?T«./. ^^+^m1/ ^i^"i.^f%/. 
 
 2 damage., inj ">'!/., v. Hurt. ^H^fT /• =T^^r^ «•/. '^^Jin. 
 
 ^/- ^ffT/- arq^Rwr. 
 Deteimental, a. v. N. 2 nreJ TIurtfuf,. arq^Rr^, 'ir^T'Ttfr- 
 
 ^fnff, ■'jrT^R-&c. ^iTRT, arq^RT^, 'jt^^rT, ^rf^R^, 
 
 To Detecbe, v. a. thrust down. ^'\^A «-+.-; of -^^Tf-^f^-ttc. 
 
 Deteusion, n. v. V. ^jTnff ?^F?J^ «. &e. ^^-.^w. 
 
 Deuce. See Die. 
 
 Deuteroqamist, n. one who marries the second time, ftft^^^ _ 
 
 Deuteogamy, n. pf^C rJlTn. l^AlM^W'l m. fjrftq'liRT^ m. 
 
 To Devastate, i'. a. tcaste, ravage, Sfc ?TWJ?r/.-?TRT«I^^/. 
 -KroE^^TT/.-';To5q-m't/-qRnTeft/.-&c. ^tR^i-.o/o. ■'J^m.-'^- 
 ^^ n.-ifPT^^ w.3T^CTt-^ijr y. of 0. ^^Rot^lfnTJT-Ac.^CTi, 
 
 Devastated, ;j. y. V.^^rnT %^7;t, ■.tc.'q'^TaT^ S'^^iTs. 
 
 Devastation, «. v. V. — act. HRCjTW ^'"of ?;. &c. ^^TTTot ". 
 3T^fTT^ "1. 'fl^H'^H'". ^^^^^Zm.~ state. TT^RTcfTor TRRTRTt/. 
 
 strtsjh/. HRTarar/. grrgcf m.'^r'Jff/. 3Tqm»>. 'jr^rrsT^/. 
 ntq^^^r n. ^^ ■». ^5^ MJ. 
 
 1 To Develope, v. a. unfold, make known, c^c. FT'?-!RR-TTE- 
 
 &c. ^Ror, ^^rft^Z-sffSf?- etc. ^prtjf g. ofo. TW^m-^- 
 
 f%^t^-&C. 3itT<JTot, ?^^ot, TJ^^'Jf. [Tryn^'Jf. 
 
 To be developed.i?T|T T^, 3^r55^m-srf%5t?T-&e. im, 
 
 Development, «. v.V. — act S'^s 5p^ot«. <S;c. — state. 3'??T'?r 
 
 To Deviate, r. n. lit. fig. swerve, stray. wandcr.zf^,vr\ or H- 
 ^, fst'ST^Sor, fW^^f m. ^701,1^'^^, 3TT^RiT-3irsHl'lf- 
 <T-3Tr5TRTffT ^T^f-f^T^, TT^jr^Jn. or <TFT7i»i. srfTTT TT^^ 
 or ioiVA y. 0/" s. q^of , 'srat'Jr, ^^^T'Jr. 
 
 Deviation, n. v. V. — nc^ H^'Ji«. f^^i=rw «• <S:e. ^ot m. ^- 
 5Rn. 5qfif=qR>n. ;j?^iTw. ^^^fTTTiT n. a^ipRTH n. f^q'*RT- 
 TR- «. f%=5R^». f^f?r/. 
 
 Device, «. scheme, plan, v. Contrivance, ^f^/. T?q^T/. 
 gfg/. ^TRTJre. ^5^/. ^T^ppj/. IRf"i. fTTS/. 
 Devices. <?T5"3Tr5/. 
 Crooked d. amsT 7H ». 
 2 ingenious machine, ^'c. t,i\Hr\ f ^nt n. 
 8 See Emblem. 
 
 Devil, n. fiend, demon, cfc. ( For the Bevd — in theology, 
 the term, though it is mueli misuuderstood, is, of 
 course, ?frrR or §rTRT m. from the Arabic). The Bevils 
 of the Hiudus are numerous, and are distinguished 
 into orders and classes. Pretending not to any accurate 
 classification of these beings, we have collected below 
 some names and titles answering generally to devil, 
 demon, fiend, sprite, goblin. For the particulars of their 
 natures, offices, haunts, practices, &c., consult the M. 
 & E. Diet. 3T^, HrT, f^JTr^,^?T, ^r?T^,>Hl^, 3TF^-
 
 PET 
 
 232 
 
 fTra, %1T, nt^'ipT, »;^rr^, ^pxitf^flr^, im^r, ^mr, ^- 
 9'TH, fin, ^ToET, Vr;^, 'irfn^, ?Tt»Tift, ^nr or rSt^rH^, : 
 
 PTT^, f^?ft, ^Km, 3Tf^f^ /'O/). S^ftW, ^555 or a{t,|5?ft, | 
 iT^nkt, 'iT2!H. Sff further iiiuler Gdost. 
 
 Devils luul ilemou^, fiends and goblins,— conipreh. 
 HH ^ f T «. *p%H o»' ^ «• 
 
 A very d. a maliijnant person. pjRrTf^W^, f^PTT?TH':T, 
 
 Art or business of raising, injecting, or exorcising 
 ilo\ ils. Mri l ^.'4>1 /.— The practiser of it. ^rTlZ^^r. 
 
 Ceremony of summoning a d. to occupy and actuate. 
 
 Ceremonies, geuor. to lay a d. ^TtfrT /. 3ITtf?np w. 
 D.-dealer. ^-"T^^T, ??r^t, ^^^ft, H^f^T, *m?T, 'J- 
 
 D.-doaling, raising, exorcising, ^'e. of devils. ^=1*)!^ 
 
 r. -incited ( to assail ). ^-ET^foftq^JTrr. 
 
 D.-world. D.-creation. illusions of devils, 'HH^Rl/. 
 
 IJiscase. alfliotion, or mischief, gener. ascribed toa d. 
 cJ^T^n'-TT or qi'^i^'MI'IT/. f^'IN'MI^T/. ffRT'^/. an^- 
 pfrftST /. ^n'^^TT »!. ?^FftT or ;^pTlT /. 3TT^0T m. 3Tr5- 
 <pfeT "I. ^3TT?T^ m. T^^m. m^mIsI/. ^T^'-TT/. 5«rmHl^l 
 ( hn-^lT'-.TT-'ftlT-TT^ &c. ), ;PTR^lKt ( 5fTm/.-|^at&e.). 
 
 Ilnunt or lurking hole of devils. TrRjTPIT on. Trf^ 
 /. -43 n. 
 
 Influence or working of devils as producing disease 
 or mischief. STTSn^ m. 3m"FRT m. aTT^'jf »i. 
 
 Offerings (of food) to some d. (in appeasement,&c.). 
 H^ m. ^\t\ f. gfior n. 
 
 Of or belonging to devils. Produced by devils — esp. 
 of maladies or trou bles."^3|Tr5r,'^^i | Pn * , 3^#F, 3^^, 
 
 viii'juini, arrsHiid-MMi, gqii^Ni. 
 
 Pranks and tricks of devils. >TiT%^T /. 
 .Stated or established offering to a d. ?iT'iT»i.y.^, ?lf5. 
 String or company of devils. '^H\^7, f. 
 Subject of possession ( man, &e. ) by a d. ^^I^rS n. 
 ^n n. 5n^TT.— to quit it. JTR m. ^"t^ijf, rrfjf /. qq-_ 
 To be d.-blasted, or d.-affccted. PJiTflT'jf or rtpfr^uf. 
 To bind a d. under engagement (not to molest, &c.). 
 
 •<^-<T^ or y<-44N< 3Tm^-gH5rin-&c. fft^ sra^^r. 
 
 To east out a d. ^Trf n.-&e. qTE^i^-^ft^^of, q-^TT^ 
 
 To inject a d. -i^ «. ^TR^ot-q^iif, % vjc)Tj ft f.-^wnT- f 
 To set up d.-dealing. ^^ m. or \ n. ^]^^^-^tS^. 
 
 DEviLl3n,a. of or lelonging to He d. ?)?TMr?T, ^dlH I '-'M I ^- 
 5i^-TT^,?ffiHT^¥=r;^, &c. The following words, being 
 •ierivatives respectively of the terms denoting particu''- 
 lar orders or classes of Devils (See Devil ), express 
 of course corresponding shades of the general sense 
 
 DEV 
 
 of deviHsh.\iW^ or"^^TTl^ ( from f^?Tr^), J^lfH^ (from 
 f^ ), '^g'^ & '^g^ ( ^'''O'n argT ), n?lflt ( from^rr?^^ ), 
 
 f^^rPF, ^tft^, fr^Tpqr^T, fHrqr, arg n^r, &o. frnr^ 
 -&c. ^tft. 
 2 See Wicked. 
 Devious, a. v. V. ««</ Eeri.vo. ^TRWfH ^otiTT, 3T?'<T^rm, 
 3Ttr'4clTff, f5r'T'<1T»l'^, 3THP?f. 
 
 1. V. lKEEGUL.\K."Jrrr^reT,%fn^,''i?TprT'Ir^T, ^rt^R-qTHmf- 
 
 Devious>'ess, n. v. A. I. WtM m. aT?'<T ?«• s^fH^RwJ. sq- 
 
 Devisadle, a. x. Y. 1. qT3TTqT-=^r-^RT-KTT??T-&c. sF^q^ffq, 
 21? Devise, f. a. excogitate, invent, jlan., v. To Co>'TnivE. 
 
 qt^"<if, +ii4ij|, Jpf?q^, f%rrof, ^frr/.-rtNTitn J1/.-&C. q;r?'jf- 
 
 EF^IJI 5'. o/ 0. 
 
 2 See To Bequeath. 
 Devising, n. v. V. 1.— ac^ qr^iif m. ^ijijf «. &c. nv^mf. 
 
 iTMUJ*/. l%f^ «• 
 Devoid, «. «o<^o.?sfssmy, T. AViKTiNG. Tf|^, ^J'T, ^V^, 
 
 f^^T^, ^noq', all in comp. RrTT, It^. 
 Devoie, 11. act of respect, ^^p::\^ m. W^JTTr m. 
 To Devolve, v a. deliver over. ^.r^M.^ ZV^M., ^\Z^, S^i=!iity 
 
 ^T^of, ^T^T, n5tqt?T qrs'jf ( 'Tr2;^-Hra?-&c. ), ^x^. 
 
 To Devolve, v. n. come to, fall on ly succession. arfinqT-JTT- 
 S'"qWT-=fT-&C. 'TS'if-qTjf g. of s. TmTffT qof ( TT^^ n. 
 
 HT^/. nlofT/.-ctc. ) nsTr q^^^, armr^f ?^w. 
 
 To Devote, v. a. give hj vow, v. To Dedicate. ^f^Hor, srf^- 
 irf, arqof, ^rrrrST, Wil «.-?mw «.-&c. ^Rof y. ofo. 
 
 Devoted,;), and a. t. V. ^eRTSJ^ST, ^nf^sj?^, arm, ?fKfH?T, 
 I. given up to, addicted, intent vjwn, \. Ixtest. STrfPfJ, 
 
 orm^lMT, ^^Tf^, ^w.^\^^ f^TFT, Fi?T^, FTefr^, qrmtrr & 
 
 q^ ( in comp. and forming valuable compounds end- 
 lessly, as f=44,HJNU|, Tf^qTR'JI, J'JqqxTqur, qTrTTT^tT, 
 
 m'H^^Mui, wfTTT^TW, f^r=W7TFrir, pt^ntrw, ^frPTTPrur, 
 
 &c. or Hf^CTT, J'^q^T &c. ), -fti^T, ^r^qt, ^^Tfp. 
 Devotedness, n. V. P. qTf|%"?5T'JTT»H. iS:c.3Tf'^5r«.fl-TTIS%f5r«. 
 
 I. armi^/. ->^'f- ^^Tf^/. f^r/. rTFTTrTT/ fTfftn^T/. 
 
 &c. ?rT?TT m. ?f?d%/. 
 Devotee, «. V. Ascetic. qpTt/'Oi'' ^PTt, iRFff, ^"^ pop. 
 
 Female a. qtft^'t pop. ^"t'ft'T, &c. 
 Devotiox, n. V. \.—act. ^^(^i\ n. ^\^ n. &c. anV «. ?T- 
 Tl>|aT n.— state. ^jf^FA^\ m. .'flfHFTHTJJ. ^JTISFTf^T ». 
 I. See Devotedness I. II. v. DEvouT^■Ess. Hl%*rT^ m. 
 
 Hollow and interested d. fq^Tf^/. 
 
 Spiritual and abstract d. qFT »».— the practice of it. 
 qi'ii*-Mlti m. 
 
 III. or devotions, worsliip. 'T^^ n. "T^T/ aT'ff/. ^^TP^'T 
 n. %5rg^/. 5fT^cq M. 
 
 Morning devotions. srm'.T'T^'JT n. 
 Devotional, a. relating tj-c. to worsJ/ip. JT^;Trf^rT^=5n, *nT-
 
 DIA 233 
 
 Detotioxai.ist. De\ oi'ioyiST:,n.pfi-son supenliliously f/ivcn 
 to d. \'^?\mH\^^ m. ^^r^TT^, T^'^T, ^Tol^-qT, sffs^- 
 
 «iTS?T sfHOTT'T. 
 To Devol-h, v. a. y. To Eat. ^rJT^ THFof, ^^^ =:r: ^rcf, 
 
 ^ra:?T 'fR «. ^5Tjf g. of o. ^r^r^r ^^=^5 »«• ^^ y- 0/ 0. 
 
 To bo ready to d. 3Tr ^\^ 3T^^. 
 2 fig. su-allow up, V. To Consume, ^^rnif, fn5E% T^ aJu. 
 
 Detout, a. decolcd to religious exercises, cj^c. H^^T^, »r3T?T- 
 ?fte, Tf^ITTH pop. »Tf^lT?r, Tf^TTra-OT, ^if^qT, HfWsf^Ttn-, 
 Tf^f^^, Tf%q--^r^, qiTKlfif'T, ^EfTH^OT, S^TH^, T^JT- 
 
 Detoutlt, flc/y. V. A. Tf^H-mnr, ^t^^, nf^q^^, &e. 
 Devoutness, «. V. V. vrffRvrr^wi,. nf^/ ^^^f/. nf^f^^r/ 
 t'^Tf^^r/. T^fPT^ft^Frr/. q^r'^fTj/. 
 
 Dew, «. ^i^^ o/-"'^q-r«. ^'qr»J. HTUwi.M. 
 
 To be bedewed J^IT^. 
 Dew-deop, n. gjqr^ sasTM. ^-JfRfsi^'w. gTR^iTwi. I^M+uiw. 
 Dew-lap, »i. the pendant flesh from the throat of an ox. W.\^- 
 
 oft/. qioft/. T?5^?Jw. ^TTSrr/. 
 Dewt, a. reLi/ing, i^'c. to dew. ^r^\, ^^l=!^\, ^'-IKH'M, 
 
 De.xtebitv, ;}. V. A. ^i^ or ^TrR^ /. ^riTfoET or ^^^m. 
 
 Dexteeous, a. adroit.^ v. Expert. ^Mh-|l J^loJT, |TfIEr^i^'7n", 
 
 Dexteuouslt, atiu. v. A. ^m^T^^, ^m?^!^, ??T^^, ^?^?n"- 
 Dexteal, a. not left.^ v. Eight. ^?Tar, 3TT^5^. 
 Diabetes, »j. «r^Hsrri|OT. q^^ire. s'-ii'+M^ ?«. H^lPd'HKOT. 
 
 D. mellituti. Sl^JJT^w. n^it^m. 
 Diabolical. See Devilish. 
 Diadem, «. t. Ceown. H^/jo/j. ^7'«. 
 
 Gem or jewel of a d. H+dJHr"l«!. 
 Diagnosis, »i. ffn^n^^n-/. ^IW/. [f^^n. 
 
 Diagnostic, n. sign or symptom of disease. ^Rc^^fJrn. vm 
 Diagonal, a. ^porfefrr, ^>jf?^r?ifcr, ^r"ir?'<T, ^ITFTTih^. 
 Diagonal, n. ^pofwi. ^X^\ f 
 Diagonally, ado. ipoTrq'Sf. 
 Diagram, 71. geometrical .^ Sfc. figure, ^^n. ^^«. Hift/ 3Tr 
 
 Dial. n. ?t^'^n. 
 
 Style ^f a d. n^tn. 
 
 Dial-plate, «. ^f^fxTn. 
 
 2 q5qT3Ep5ft-&c. rf^TFft /• 
 
 Dialect, «. vrpTT%^«J. ^nTHT/. HT'T^r if'THTm. 
 
 Dialectics, n. v. Logic. ?qTJT^Tr?^»i. rr-^f?iqT/. 
 
 DiALOGlsTiC, Dialooistical, a. having the form of a dia- 
 logue. ^jqi^^TT, ^i^n^TTH^, srWrlH.H. 
 
 Dialogue, TO. ^*rmoT«. ^I^w. q-<fl-pf1Tn. or V{v^r^,n. pi. 
 'sr;^m^m. [/.fTrr^T'TT/. 
 
 Diameter, n. ireqT^r/. H«Tg;;5T». ^Ab^ n. s^r^Tw. s^T^^qr I 
 
 • 30 
 
 Die 
 
 DiAMETBICAL, o. descrihing a diameter, sqr^j^^f^. 
 
 2 direct.^ downri(jht, outright.^ fl'^t-, ^'<^- ^^%.. ^^ tT5- 
 tritH, qir^r, fH?jTIH?r, ^fr^, -ir^, H?oI, ^^W. Somo phrases 
 and sayiugs expressive of diametrical opposition arc 
 
 ==rr ^t 'FIX 3TT»T=qr Hf, fqT% Tis^ ^x mn^ q;r^, fqr^ 'JTrs^r 
 
 Diametricallt, o(?«. v. a. 2. q^^Tft<T, PT^c^W. 
 Diamond, «. f^^rw. ^^^wj. ^^ffs. ^3r?». «. — in contempt. 
 f^i'+.-i/J. The following terms express sorts or varieties. 
 
 fiTTiTifl-, ^T^^r^, f^r-qm, H'^nrfi^T. 
 
 D. cut with facets. rRrT^m. f^^^V^m. 
 
 D.-bit. f^T^m\f. 
 
 D.-mino. f|^r'JT/.'^<l'K»J. ^Tj^^^ m. 
 
 D. cut d. zm^f;FrA ^^^, ^r^^ ^m, inw ^^\}k. 
 
 Diamond, a. f|=qt^r. 
 
 Diaper, n. m'UT^T ^W-IX ^\\. 
 
 Diaphanous. See Transparent. 
 
 Diaphoretic, a. causing pi rspiration. ^^irTT^-li, ^'fTT?^, 
 
 Diaphoretic, n. ^\^ ^?T^ ^FT^l^ ark'^T n. ^^ n. 3^^r- 
 
 Diaphragm, to. midriff, jt^sst T^^ ?ra. 
 
 DlAEEHCEA, TO. ^m^ f. ^TS f- ^^^^ OV ^\%\^-^^.^. 
 5t5ftSS5I-fjr5ft/. T>"|-^fft/. 5155 / 5^15! /. JT^ft TO. 
 
 Afl'eeted with d. 5'WJT^ or ^\\ m. 
 
 Violent or general d. <i>\'A^{\ f.i'i'm'£\ J. JT^^^T^)«. 
 
 To liaTe a d. "TIT to. ^TTT'T-g^ot y. of s. tfs^'jf c ^ST- 
 oJiif O)- SJOTT, iV'IcAui, JT^J'jf, SfoS^, <pr^?irJ'Jf, "fpTT^ TTlft 
 TO. |rijf , ST5! ?«. /)/. ^"tq-. 
 
 DiAETHEOSIS, TO. =^Tc^^fq' »I. 
 
 DiAEY, TO. journal f^|T=rq^ ». f^frT^^ J». f^=5R'f%^ «r. 
 
 Diastole, to. ( ^^^TT-«aTT^-Sc'-( I V-^hVk ) ^^J}^ n. 
 
 Diddle, to. ?TiT?r n. ^ir?n^/ to. 
 
 yo Dibble, v. a. ^?:55iJf, ^n'f'T'^. 
 
 Dice. See Die. 
 
 Dicer, Dice-plater, to. ^Tlft, ^11=^, ^T^^TT^, ^=T^rT. 
 
 Dicing, Dice-playing, to. ^^r m. ^q^r^ft/. grrR wj. ?j. 
 
 ?r?r TO. 
 
 To Dictate, v. a. (ell to he uritten. iH^raT'^ ^if'm, T^.\- 
 
 2 V. To Direct. -^^ m.-'J^f,^f.-kc. :F^-%trr. 
 Dictate, to. order, pi-ecept, ^c. ;^^Fr »». aTrfTT/. f%f?T »». 
 
 srra^ TO. sr^sT «. 
 Dictation, to. v. A''. 1 — ae<. ?rfn;^ fe^^of «• &c. 
 
 2 V. Order. ;^^ »». aTTsTl/. 
 Dictator, to, o?ie invested with absolute authority. JT^^^qr^- 
 
 arftTFRt, 37!TfN[!:TrftT^PTfr, 5itT5TT«:ft^?TT^r. 
 Dictatorial, a. See Absolute. 
 
 2 dogmatical, imperious. W^\ ^nt^f^rTTTT, ^T^TTf!^?!^ ^-
 
 DIE 
 
 23i 
 
 DTF 
 
 Dktatobiallv, adv. V. A :p7>^, ^^TC^H, 5<.'Jr<<f<mi«MI rfffZ. 
 DiCTlos, n. phraseoloji/, v. !>tvi.e. TT^uII^T ijft/.-^TWt/"-" 
 
 Good d. gmfiTrT n. n^^qfi?/- 
 DlCTIOSART, n. ^n or ;ftT m. ^1£^^T m. ^T^T^q^ m. 
 Dictum, ». snrr «■ ^JW^J n. T^P=TR^ «. ^^15°^ «. 
 DiDAC no, Didactical, a. preceptive. ot"^^P^, TT^SfTRT- 
 
 Die, n. jamiuj cube. <Fr^ w. TT-fT m. 3T?T m. 
 
 False d. +H -1411^1 »•• JT?^ »». ^^^ '"• 
 
 Jlark or dot ou a d. q^TST ?». \^ m. 
 
 Of or belonging to dice. arernTT, 3TTf|^. A few of 
 tlie numeroua terms used by dice players are thrown 
 together here. q^T, 5=-=rr, pTF, =^^, 3''TT"1^r5T, 3^5^?^, 
 T^TtJiP, f ft, '^^'fr, 'P^^, ^^, ^^, ^^, =^5qT, 
 
 ^T^, ^qiT^r^, f?nTmiT, f?r^??; oj- f^fr, rft^^FT%, ?fT^- 
 
 CTot &c. 
 
 2 coining d. f^^j m. 
 
 3 ( of a goldsmith ) <c( i * /. Te)|'i,ij| «. 
 
 ^t) Die, v. n. expire. JTr^rf, ?r^r?TT /. \M in. con. ^JTM, ^- 
 ^Trf^, SJTTW, '1HIM>j1, n'W, TrTFTot, f^^of, f^^nf, n^^of^ 
 
 ^U^-^^-f'-l l'iui-&c. The following words and phrases 
 are cant,covert, allusive, &c. but they are too common 
 to be omitted. WjTol'Jf, 'H'iMiJ|,:i<-+.ui, WM., ^T'lt, T^vtctj^ 
 
 oIW, ^Fff7 m. ^pfr g. ofs. JTEfT^ n. 3^^^, iTTOT m. n'fr2:tif, 
 ^-i ?«. pL 5ff^af, f^^^ «. aT?N"r, '>Wi m.^ixm^mr^f. 
 
 ^''T-rra', ^J'Tunrof ^t% y. of «. UTT intcrj. ^'^uj T^l^ m. 
 \vh in. con. ?:cqf^ 5[^ 7«. ^/Z. ^Rnt, SR'<TH m. if^T^er- 
 
 3nrT^-»ft'-:T^, srr<Tr?r «. =qT?s'if y. o/ s. ^ ^n^qj^ q-f^ 
 ^-iiitft ^Tof, Tr^F^'R-?^m7TFr-f^iT?f-&c. ??r^r. 
 
 To be about to d. JT^Jiir. 
 
 To d. by inches. HV^H qm ^Tfot. 
 
 To d. suddenly. r)i+,M5^ or Hj--t.l'^j qft a(/y. ^TTof 
 
 To d. suddenly ( in the height of vigour, plenitude 
 of enjoyment, &e. ). ^X^i'^^j or ^mffT^f.^n^^ft ^Tfl- 
 
 ^ TTW, ^rTT ^mr^ T^, qi in^^?<TT TT^rm ^r^f. 
 
 TH^l " [y.o/*. 
 
 To d. in great numbers. tttTKT/. ^^TTIoT-^TTn^-ffM 
 Dying or extremely sick state ( of men, animals 
 
 Ac. ) Trr^f. iRFnrs/. nrTVT^ m. nf\f. 
 
 2 away.,/ai7, ceaic, ^-c. JTXW, f^JTcff, ?jf^, f^^^ uf. 
 To Die, d. a. See To Dye. 
 Diet, n. v. Food, j^ n. STT^ot. *r?=^ n. 
 2— in medicine, tf^^ n. grbi^K ot. 
 Bad d. or regimen, ^wr n. 3iiTs,-q- ^j. 
 .Change of d. iirSTifT 'n^'n.f^W<TP=^CT.-JI=»rTftcrT|/«. 
 
 D. and regimen q^aq^mufl 71. 
 
 Hard and rigid d. or regimen. ^S^'^i;^' n. ^w^zqti. 
 
 INIilk d. fi^TTfR «i. [<P?T7^/. 
 
 Nutritive and fattening d. ^cft^l or ^Trft^I m. ^^^ m. 
 
 Person under d. TJ."qTft, J^PT^lff. 
 
 Vegetable d. V\T>^K m. 
 3 See Assembly. 
 To Diet, «. a. />;/< on a diet, ^^s^\^x %=raT-^TP7^, T^rtTn.^TFM. 
 
 2 V. To Feed. ^^TTTT^ '?T^, ^ MIV^u)', hI^uJ, 
 DiET-DHiNK, »t. T^qpii inTjft «. Rs-'^r^ «. Some of the com- 
 mon diet-drinks.^ answering to gruel.^ caudle.^ posset, 
 slterlet, Sfc. are q^iR- m. n. ^pt^ n. TV^J. ^t[f. ^zm^ 
 m. f^ n. |]c4=)ufr «. f^r^"^ n. aiil-iciuf] n. ^T^'^'t «. 
 
 DiETAET, «. allowance of food, \. Allowa>;ce. hPTI^/. ^- 
 
 DiETABT, Dietetic, a. pertaining to diet. qfS-i|Ml, TSH?^^, 
 
 DiFFAKEEATiON, n. The ceremony auswering to this is ^PT- 
 ^ HT5R'%^ or ^yf\ HIS"! ( the breaking and mutual 
 giving of a stick or «/raw ). 
 
 To DiFFEE, V. n. ie distinct, dissimilar or other; nary, dit- 
 agree. H^ w.-tpR^^ m.-^ OT.-H*'HFr/.-3trTT«--fnT^'^«-- 
 ?n:?Tir>TT? ot.-&c. arow y. of s. redp. fT^-'^TTar-q-'TcET'- 
 &c. gr^. 
 
 2 Je a^: variance, v. To Disaqeee. sffqfil n.-^H^V-i ?(.- 
 r^Mli OT.-&C. 3T?r"Jf-'T3'^ y. ofs. 
 
 3 ( in opinion, &c. ) v. To Disageee. KrT'^^ w.-^rf n.- 
 &c. 3Tfrot y. 0/ s. 3T?f'=TTrr-f^H'TT?T-f%TW-&c. 3TO^. 
 
 DiFFEEENCE, DiFFEEING, 71. v. V. 1. %r m. <PR%^ or ^^"^ 
 
 wj. 'JjT^ wj.d'Pltlrl /. 3f?iT «. ( also in comp. and much 
 and elegantly, as 3T'<Tf?TT, ^V^^\rXX &c. ), %^ w. ( also 
 in comp. and much aud elegantly, as 3T'*T'T^, «ll*^^, 
 ^'*T?5H^, n^'T^, %^^ ), 3TftJ'^3"of n. f^^TaquTT m. ER2;- 
 q^ »«. &c. -pT^T^ in. fiRHT /. v^rffcT^TrET m. ^^]- 
 
 rl-^IH^ «. <-i<HH n. r|M.d'-4 «.''^?5?7T3^ n. "^ijtnT «."%'^«^ 
 
 n. afN^ n. 
 
 D. great as bet\veen black and white. 3TT^^T TTfTTotr- 
 
 Slight d. ( of one thing with another ).■ |?; %T m. 
 Splitting the d. ( iii bargains, &c. ) ^JTf^foff Tf^Tofiy. 
 ^ti^wMtf. 
 
 2 variance, contention, v. Disageeement. ^f^ n. ^i f. 
 IrT n. Irf JTT^r m. 1'^ n. [|fqr«T «. 
 
 3 JT^H^ OT. K?lf?I?: n. r=)ni>iqf^/.1-iT^?T n. 1?T «. l;'^ n. 
 1. — in arithmetic. 3T?tT «. 3t1T "• 
 
 II. — in astronomy; ascensional d. ^Rijvfs n. 
 Sine of ascensional d. -^ I i^M \ f. 
 Diffeeent, a. other, distinct. WtoET, Plil^l, ?qKT, ^^i^, rr- 
 
 ?:, 3T^, f5T5T, arqr, qr, siT'Trir, fSr^jrn:^^, f^rr, ^tt, qr^PT 
 or ^ qF^, ?T^?n-.
 
 BIF 
 
 235 
 
 DIG 
 
 2 dissimilar v. Unlike. 3T?f^?T, ^^5T, aTJrT, f^^JTRft- 
 
 DiFFEBENTIAL CALCULUS, «. ^J^Z(7^'^ f. 
 
 DlFFEEEXTLY, adv. T. A. ill a dijrercnt manner. fH<|i,^^, 
 Difficult, a. hard, not taxi/. W-fz^ 2>oj>. +,^'|u|, ar^HTS, ^^, 
 
 5i^?i l^'T^i ^>:^T^2T, 5T (ill cwiip. asj^JJT, J^^'T, &c. ) 
 — in high degree. STS'^, "?r?r?:^r5, iTT^TS, 'MIS*! 3, ^- 
 
 2 (of uiulerstandiug ) V. Absteuse. ^2(^,37^^,2' 
 
 3 AarJ <o 2?Zea«e or win, v. Ceoss. ^FtftiTT^i^T, ^^T- 
 
 Difficultly, adf. icith dijfiadly.^ See under Difficulty. 
 
 Difficulty, n. v. A. 1. ^P^OTTOTT m. ar^q^quTT m. f^+d'^- 
 
 orr «». &e. 'h l fd-M «■ ^f5?f?n/. '-TKW^^m/. &c. ^>:^n. 
 
 With d. v^am^, ^sjirraT, ^F^iTrrg^t, ^riniy^^iTT^, 
 ?r5iq?^rr, ?np^, =iTTT^', arS^rt, v?f€7. 
 
 I. o d. o hnotly or hard matter, point, ^'c. ^ 7i.^5 n. T- 
 ^T'«f m. :pT% w. H^T^fft^/. 5tn^ m. Tl/. [m. con. 
 
 To feel in a d. M-=(lSrt/.- fir^TT »».-H?T?5rT /.-&e. •Tiaf 
 
 II. a d. scrape, hobble, ^c. t. Teouble. ^«pj «. ^:^ «. 
 ^^^TT?: n. 'flTSTOT/. ?nP2 «. ^it n. qJTrR/. f?irn5 ». ^^Cn. 
 aft^ «. 3Tf^ni/ 
 
 To get into a d. STSf^f^Ttrr ^fWT. \^ ^^. 
 
 To draw off from or out of a d. S^TrsT^TW^T fFT m. ^FT- 
 
 III. — as made,started, &c. t. Objection, ^f^/. f^fgfT/'. 
 
 3TT?¥t w. f%5 wi.*ui'isi »>■ "^153 M. >1>'II« »». 3TT5/. r. 5^^. 
 
 Without d. f^prf^^ or %f^;^rf. 
 
 Diffidence, n. want of covjldence, distrust, v. Doubt. 3T- 
 
 2 distrust of self , leant of confidence in one's own abili- 
 ty: ^-c. a^NHirfsT'^NTT 3Tf%^Rf m.-3TH-^cf^ m.-^rm m.- 
 &e. <fr5f^ n. T^T^ri^f ^^WFlJiwAf 3T^Tf^ «. ^- 
 ^HTsr »n. ^?TT m. \wf. [^^.^ f- 
 
 3 bashfulness, <^'c_ v. Modesty, ^f!^/. c5Wr/. ^^FR' in. 
 Diffident, a. v. N. 1. and Distsustful. ?f^^, ^T^^, ^- 
 ^?ftT=I, aH4H'4f. 
 
 3 V. Modest. 3«TT^fte, ^'^FPEft:, ^Jpt-sT^fts, H^, fTT^, 
 
 Diffidently, o(f«. v. A. 2.3TN^Jnf^WH^ |r3r^, ^^FFJ^. 
 3 firl#, f*T3^T'in%, etc. riNtiiiq4+. 
 
 To Diffuse, v. a. spread abroad, v. To Speead. " % F; H ui, T- 
 ?TTTif, r=4«Kui, ftrWR ?;i.-9Jr5T^ m.-sf^ or ^^fK m.-nm^i 
 or Sf^RTJT«.-&c. «t)^<it y. of 0. 
 
 To be diffused around— an odour. dUiHui. 
 
 Diffuse, a. Diffused,/), v. V. fjr'?ir[%=^T, "%?JT«I%=n", 'TO'- 
 ?%55T, f^^I^ %^, &C. f^^TftrT, f^t^^'m, ST^, Iff ?;, 
 
 sT^lftTji'. 
 
 I.— in style, &c. q^ST, f^^RT^TT, f^iwr, f^'^lT^,'TT?^r- 
 
 Diffusely, v. A. I. f^WKM, q"<Tf^??tRr#. 
 
 Diffusio.v, n. v. V. — act. f^rWRof «• "^^^Rof n. &c. sf^TT^n. 
 
 — slate. f^lHROT. THTTTw. 4>"r5Nlw."^rfN»s. STHTTm. 
 
 I. Diffuseuess ( of style, &c. ). 4'<Tf^^R m. a^'^STT^ »i. 
 
 Diffusive, a. haviny the quality of s2ircadin'j. ^^nTTrft^^,^- 
 
 2 See Diffuse. 
 Diffusiveness, «. v. A. 1. sr^RTJI^fTR^/. siil'-l+dl/. 
 
 2 See Diffusion. 
 To Dig, v. a. ^qtiiot, ?qY7^, T^ra^. 
 
 2 up ; trrff^- j/;?. 3'^r'JT'^. 
 
 To Dig, «. «. ^S^Tq^T^ JpRTn. ^iJf. 
 
 Digest, «. compendium.suviMary, cfe.r. Abbidgement. ;f=^- 
 
 T^tst/. ^pTt'<;!*i. ^TTrfFOT. ?Tf^/. 
 To Digest, v. n. he digested. T^iTf, fTRot, T^^Tm. ^tot y. o/ 
 
 s. q^ofr-f^^ H3Dt. 
 
 2 — a wound, &c. fW'Jf, "TfF ^r^- 
 To Digest, v. a. (food). T^qRt, fJTJ-^iJf, TT^R w.-qT^OT. qj^^ 
 
 y. o/ 0. q=^off-fjn;arr qrsnf-qr^iTf, ^ftof-qip ^ot. 
 
 2— in chemistry, &c. fil'^Tsr'Jf, tp'<rT». W^., 3T?T q;^. 
 
 3 See To Arbanoe. 
 
 Digested, p. v. V. N. Tsr%?^, &c. f^off-q^'nr-3Tr^f 
 
 T. V. A. 1. q=5fJr%?5T, &c. qT^H-&c. %%^, q^off-&c. qm- 
 ?^^r-qra%^. 
 
 2 6pf<TfT, ?TFr. 
 Digester, «. Digestive, a. v. T. A. 1. m=)uiKl,&c. fsRuft 
 
 -q=sfDft qT3'JTRT-qF5<JiTTr, qpT^, qrq=T, aifii?^^, arfqsrj, 
 arfir^, ^q'P, -^i<«i. 
 
 Any thing to promote d. f^TT^or n. [ pi. 
 
 D. — powers, ^i^lfijjn. vjlill-lFSm. ^pf^lfffw- q=5fW«», 
 Languor of d. powers. arftTTi?! «• HSTfirm. 
 Diqestible, a. V.V.N. H'tl<<l-^iiVTT-^PT<TT-&i;. ^^^^., T=^, 
 
 Digestion, n. t. V. A. 1. — act. q^qTJin. etc. ^\'^^n. — state. 
 qT^»>. qf<q !'+»». qr:qTirm. 
 T. V. N. q^at?i. &c. q=5pT». 
 Of bad or weak d. iT^lffT. 
 
 Of good d. ^Tftr. [ ^nnrr. 
 
 DiGGEE, n. Digging,/), a. V, Y. A. 1. ^"JIUtrt, &c. w^^- 
 
 Stone d. 4rl<^K. 
 Digging, n. t.V. — «c/. ^'JTotw. Ac. ?jt:t=T«. ^I^iift/- ^Trft 
 
 /■ V. rJR. 
 Digit, «. ( of the moon's diameter) JprTT/. ^^^?5T/. ^|«P- 
 ?5T/. Jf^^r/. t5^«- =t?t?Tm. _^ 
 2 ( of the sun's diameter). STFT^Tot. 
 
 Decrease of digits ( of sun or moon ). ^TTot. 
 Increase of digits. ^5/. 
 Dignified, a. marked ivith dignity, noble. JTraq^TPfT, JTT^-
 
 DTL 
 
 23G 
 
 DUl 
 
 To])ia^ik\,v. a. malelonotulle^iUuttn'ous, Sfr. HJ^MUII 
 »/i.--«hT<?'JITm.-JT^ fi.-;|it>TT/.-&c. STPiToi-'^, ^-•«ik-&c. 
 
 DlOSlTABV, «. ^reSTT m,'/1^l-«ry'-l^«n^ JTgis'Tm. 
 
 DiGSlTV, n. honor, yrealness, 4i-. A\^mm. •<flT7''TT »». ^- 
 
 2 AiyA sUuathn, i)-e. T^TT^ /■ Ki -414^=0/. ^Wt 3l*il»il 
 /. TTH^rr m. 5^m. 
 
 a quality of inqnring wi/h awe, commanding ness, im- 
 pi raliienesi, majesti/, i^c. ^^^m. ^^ m. 5T^ot. ^?yT«?rr 
 
 To DloEKS^, f. n. depart from one's sulject. "PHP'^, TT?r M. 
 «rif, TnTTrT f^RTJl, X\^n. ^Tf^-Mt^ctui -iTTT^ ^Tiiif, »Hi^.u|, 
 
 DiOKEssiOS, V. V. — act. 'PnF'if n. TTT ^"^ «. >.^e. 
 
 I. a d. passage deviating. <PRT »«• "Pt^^ m. tTFTRT «». "pf^ 
 
 DiGBESsivE, a. "FT^J^TTT, TI^TtH RK'TTRT. 
 Dike, n. v. Diiuu. ^^ m. 
 
 2 mound, v. Bask, nf'-^^ w. ''TT'T n. 
 To Dike, v. a. ^\^ m.-STTT n. iTr<T^. 
 To Dilapidate, i'. n. ^o io ruin. HTS^TElyr-Jirft^-T^F if^', 
 
 To Dilapidate, v. a. HrS^F^ftrr-i^t^ T^^ 3TM^. 
 Dilapidated,;), v. V. N. H\i^,r£\^ 3TT%^, &c. ifrfT^^FIT, 
 
 Dilapidation, n. v. Y.— f/a/e. urs^fat^r 'iTr"r5?rTWT m. ifr- 
 
 fT5R<mr OT. rnirft^^TT/. qsrfr^^TT/. q?5r?/. 
 
 Dilatation, «. v. V. A. 1. q^ul «. &c. ^WX'^ n— state. 
 
 ^^Km.\'*MV\\f. 
 
 V. v. N. 1. ^OT «. &c. ^mt/. 
 To Dilate, ». a. spread out, expand. TO^T^, firetR'i|,%7T^- 
 
 2 ^f// or sag diffusely. f^r^RR-f^nfTT^ ^^TT-f^WT "J#F- 
 
 To Dilate, v. n. open, expand, widen, g?^, "??:njf,>p?iTi^ijf^ 
 
 2 speak copiously on. f^T^TT; »i.-?t'<iriWR m.-^T^pq ^mK 
 
 CT.-iTI~^lot m.-&c. ^f7^_ 
 Dilatorily, adv. v. A. :jf?TTT^, 3f^^, Ttlfr, 3-^fr?: :F€^-:^T- 
 
 ^, ^.^F'PT-'TI^, '-i'l-ilS^, &c. 
 DiLiTORiSEss, n. V. A. =^J1?T?/. ^TiqtJTT m. ftpq^'JTTm.^TT- 
 
 smitiTorT m. &c. MiT?/. f^TEfr/. ^T5rrT?fT/. f^f or^- 
 
 Dilatory. «/oic,«/afi-,;;rocra»/!»iai!/H7 -of persons. to:?5T^qT, 
 2— of thing.^.^ feJT, ^t^, =^n7,%^^irqr,f^TTJ^,^T^n;r- 
 
 Dilemma, «. vexatious allernatirc, strait, diJpcuUy, ijv. ^FPI- 
 ^/. f^THTT m. flllrft/. q^ m. q^rff /. 5inTT m. ^ITK ».^- 
 
 To be ill a d. :pM?'r?f-gnf-+.r-M JH -Ao. BTTS^. 
 To reduce to a d. qrt?n'7 ^T^of-qiiui. 
 Diligence, n. v. A. ^KTH'jqiTT m. ^'JPTtitt »». 3Tfm^<T'nT m. 
 
 K^T^rHT^ »»• T^T ?«. 'flrraf^/. w'wr+/. ^f?fv/ ^rr^ »». 
 
 fTT/. &c. 
 
 To give d. use d. &c. ??iR m.-Tft'-TT m.-&c. qiW, 5T- 
 sot, rSnCm./. spTof. 
 
 Diligent, a. a-uidiwns. seditious, industrious,— o^ ])eTSona. 
 
 3xfFfr~J HfHrfr, ir^?lF=!TT, ^TTT^^T, ^rR5, ^FH^fT^, ^K^jr, 
 
 g^prt, T?tm?fT^, •jr^^, f^J^fr, ?iKiW, Tf^^fpr, ^rfsft, 
 
 IPT?^^, sprMt, ^?^?ft^, TTg-^rrtt, sqroift, qfrq-'fl', sq- 
 
 ^^jfr, ?rrR"^, 'j^^'q-sTTRfr, 'flm^fj, a^^^, ^T?^t, ^^. 
 
 2— of tilings, iT^?ft=^r, '-Tirnn, Tfj-siTHrirT, &c. o^rrei- 
 
 "Ttpfi; &c. 
 Diligently, adv. ^^?ft^, &o. s^Rfn^qf^, &c. 
 Dill-seed, n. stT^rT^iT or ?fr?/. f^T^qT/. ^TT^q'w.^ftFir^TErw. 
 To Dillt-dallt. See To Dally. 
 To Dilute, v. a. make thin, weak, ^-c. TPTes-^T^ffrf-^TTiFH 
 
 Dilute, a. TFToJ, ^R'T't^, tF^pt^, »T'^''t^, -^H^^^tt^. 
 
 Dilutian, o. ^?^7^^mT, ^??;:T^'T?l5?''4T-f^'7?T'15. 
 
 Dim, a. dim-sighted. JT'^^f^, sT^T^'ft'^, ^^==TT ^-^Jf?, "^^^ 
 
 2 of dull vision, — tlie eye. JTd4_f^, iT?, "^^T, 5r^T, 3?^. 
 
 3 o/" (/mW appearance, ohscitre, indistinct, dull. q^^fiT, ^H- 
 E, 5?1^^, T5;^, afm, 3T'q:p, |4?f. 
 
 4 «o< bright or lusfrons. gf^T^, H dvriJT'f%,'f^^trr, JT^rflTF^, 
 
 '^^, irfs^sTH, =^?^T, -q^^miTT, -^^frr. 
 
 5 darkish ; — weather, &c. v. Dusky. ^!:T7, q?, sfiT^. 
 
 6 dull of apprehension — the understanding, T'^, ^5. 
 To Dim, v. o. — the vision. H^-^;r5-&c. <RW, H5?Jr «. WT'jf, 
 
 Of dimmed or dullencd vision, y"'?. 
 2 See To Ob.'^cuee. \_^^^\^ n. 
 
 Dimension, n. K^ n. KT^T «. "TRirsT n. ^^t^». f^sft?^/. 
 To Diminish. See To Lessen. 
 Diminution, n. the act of lessermig. ?r^PT-?^-&c. ^;t^ n. 
 
 2 //(f «/a?e of becoming less, ^fttt jn. ?^ m. -^^ m. 37- 
 
 Diminutive, «. v. Little. ?^|nT, ?!Tf5TT3T, -^, ?5^, ??:^, 
 Diminutiveness, w. v. A. ?r^MquiT m. ?J^^/. 
 
 DiMiTT, n. |%t|-/. 5H?!t5f ?frnT5 M. 
 
 Dimly, adv. v. A. 3. ar^^, ^^, 'JR^?:, 5^7, ^^F?:, 'f ^^, 
 
 4 3T<^^, fsm^ftq.
 
 DIO 
 
 237 
 
 DTR 
 
 D. burniug-lamp or light. fjTOlfTT'JrT'T. 
 To burn d. fkorfHtT^. [ <;i^/. 
 
 DijrsEss, 71. V. A. 1. arqr'ft/. ^HT^T n. ^fv.^^^ n. Mizfn. 
 
 2 ^^"^FTon" ?«. M'i^RiH n. JTf?T «• 'T^f^ n. fr{t[^ »■ 
 
 3 5^%qTiTr in. ^^F{Z^^ m. &c. mq f. 
 
 ^f-[^T 71. V. ir, T5. 
 
 H?<TWT "». ^JTS^OTT m. JTSfST «■ frlOH «. 
 Dimple, ti. ^^^^f^sft ^^Tt/. ^•^+fM^/. 
 
 2 (on tlie cheek ) TT^WT ^fTsft/. nr^^^r «. 
 Dix, «. claii^, iSr. l^ujT^r 7)1. ?OT^r m. zm 711. Z\Z n.f. ZW.Z-^ 
 
 07- Z^:Z^f. WH^ m. 'cj^ /. fefiTtrfnpr m. ^sm m. FT^T^ 
 
 or J^ OT. — iutens. STT^itT^ »m. ^"TTor m. 
 {To Dix, ti. n. stun icUh noise. sj^Fl^cTf or ^ «. ^Z.-^R^^qr/". 
 
 To Dine, t'. 7;. v. Meal. Sf^CTT, hT^^ w. ^RTjf, f^^m^ ^^^- 
 
 To d. oil 01- oft'. %^ (as J^*^ *rm ^^?5"f ). 
 To Dike. v. a. *n"3T?r «■ ^rSor, %=roT ra. ^nHof. 
 Dined, p. v. V. N. 5iT5r%?^, &c. ^TrTJit^q'. 
 DiN'OLE, n. hollow among hills. ^ITT in. or 5; 11. ^fjT »». 37X5 
 
 /. ^ m. (?m. ^ f. 
 DiXGY, a. dirty looking. t^^.z, ^ciHoflrf, JT^rT. 
 piNrsG, Dinner, «. v. Meal. %5riT «. ^^T w. *fPT^ )». f^- 
 
 Bad ( poor, &c. ) d. ^%7Tq- n. 
 
 D. of friends. I'S^ft^T^r 71. 
 
 D. to Brahmans. aTTfrfI»fr3T?T n. sTTfl'Jr^fFRiT n. 
 
 Good d. a How out, cj'c. f^gTHT^^T «. iRT^/. ^?5r»». 
 
 Hard pressed for a d. iTf^Th ^I^f^^T ^^u\ g. of s. 
 
 To lay for d. qiFT / Ktsot. 
 
 To make one's d. of a glass of water. '4^ "^TW. W.T^- 
 
 Dinner is waiting. ■JTT^?^! fP ?5ri^. 
 2 entertainmenf. $iEr'JTT=n5 y. HT^-T^l'TTT^ »». 
 DiNiNQ-EOOli, n. ir^Iuil^T ^t^/- ^=r"JT^T «. 
 DiNNEE-TlME, «. ^TEm^T^^/. jfT^FPTiTS! /. jfj-rfpf^rfq- m. 
 Dint, n. ( of the forming hammer ). 5f^T m. ZWi m. qr^T w. 
 
 2 «!a?'^- o/a J?o«',— gcner. qr^r m. #=Ef / ;fft^r w. <?/«'. 
 
 To hammer down the dints (of a new metal vessel). 
 The hammer for doing so. fl51T'if n. 
 
 3 power, v. Foece. ^R m. sfoj n. 
 
 To Dint, v. a. indent. ^JT;^, 5t^ «». or zt% m. /;Z.-^Ht 
 
 OT. or ^"f% OT. /;Z.-&c. qn'it-'TROT. 
 Dinted, p. v. V. ^""m^^F^T, ^t% qT?%?IT, &c. qrsR, qr^TTT, 
 
 qr%tT, %^q^r. 
 
 To be or become d. q"i=5f^^, ^rK^nf. 
 Dioptkic, Diopteical, a. v. N. f^or ^T'^KtH'^STFT^RTJr ^V 
 
 DiopTEics, n. ^.vn ^'^^^^\x^vm^ r\m n. 
 
 Diocese, n. fsf^TT ^T TT^t JJn=:qT 'flf^T■P^J^X^.=^^ q=:jT»i. 
 To Dip, v. n. immerge. ^^^ot^r w- ^^^ur. 15?^'7iJt,^^^vft 
 
 or 5=?f^/.^-5^^a'^/. -5^/. -p^'r/ -|ifT/. -i^qfT/.- 
 
 &e. HI<u|-%^-<TT'rf. 
 
 2 fig. ( into a science or subject ). ^^q'^of or g=^^5!Dr^ 
 
 '3 incline, ^^of, ^f^^. 
 To Dip, r. a. immerge. ^^^otCTf or ^^-TT^iif, iJ'jcrCTf, ^^-^^67, 
 
 5^^?fr or 5^'p:^/.lW5ft/.-&c. C^, j|?v.-p^/.-&o. 
 
 2 out; take out hj a ladle, i^'c. ^ix^-SiC -Tr^ot-^^ W. 
 Dip, Dipping, n. v. V. N. 1. gfr/. p^rr/. ^^-T'Xt or ^^- 
 
 jTw^w. 3T5rnT^^«. 
 
 D. or plunge as of a paper kite. ifTrTTw. 'TT^t/. 
 
 V. V. A. — act, ^^ot'Jl.'z. &c. ^^5fr SOTrt. itc. 
 
 I. declivity^ v. Descent. 3rlTy: t^iJrn. 
 Diphthong, n. ^f^i^xm. f^^m. 
 Diploma, n. writing confirring power, pi-iviiege.^ SjC. ?i^5/. 
 
 ^^n. ^^^n. 
 Diplomacy, n. Vr^M=^^, ^r^^n. TT^zj^^ wMx^n. 7T^5^- 
 
 W.^n. TV^^-^^n. \f^^^k. 
 
 Diplomatic, a. ?T^JT5ft=^r ^^f^TRT, Xr^Zjy^^r^ fl-^jvft- 
 
 D. body. iM'idi^ iT5?/r/ Tr^5H€^^w. 
 Diplomatist, n. ^FJI^rTT% W.WX^ f ^T?5, ^^^^fSfq'?!. 
 Dipped,;?, v. V. N. 1. g^^PoS^F^r, fqWr ^TRk^r, &e. 'jT^riR, 
 
 3T5mrfr?r, ^rf^^fr^f. 
 
 T. V. A. 5^^5!;^?5T, 5^^5ft f^rf?^, &C. 
 
 DiEE, Dieeful, a. s. Deeadeul. H^TR^ ^TT, H^^T, T^. 
 DiEECT, rt.T. Straight. 3'^. Jft?, ?Ri^, WPP. 
 
 2— fl!« opposed to reverse. g?52r, §"F^BT, ^q^!^, a^q^s^, 
 
 D. and reverse. ^TfTRTTqiTrST, ^f^TTq^ra^T, ^qft^^- 
 
 To make d. ^qr?^:^'^. 
 
 3 nut circuitous. ?ft^, ?mrrqT, m.T., ^Ifl' «R%?5T, ^ff JJiT. 
 
 4 not colUteral. ^^q^HT^^^F, 'iTff^Tq^^r, ST^SqTq^^T. 
 
 5 not mediately. Immediate. ?IT?^ ^T^'^TSTT, ^r^frFHsfr^^T. 
 
 6 express.^ explicit, not amhiguous.^ v. Plain. ?IT'5, ^q"?. 
 
 To Direct, v. a. point against, aim. ri'<qoT, ^TOT, ^T^^, =:h- 
 ^, f^T^/-f^?Tm«.-'Cm»«--&c- ^X^ g. «fo. [or. 
 
 2 prescribe., order. J^^»j.-3TT?Tr/-d l + li/. ^^aT-^DT,^fq- 
 ^ point out the way^ show the course., ^'c. X^Myi.'^V. f.- 
 
 jTFf»«.-qfTqT^ /.-qft^^nfsq^T /.-ftf^ /.-&c. qraEror-^iiqoT- 
 
 4 See To Regulate, To Govern. 
 Directed,;;, v. V. 1. ijW'.^., ^fr^f^^r, &c. 
 
 2mf*yH7.-^, StTfTH, Pift?, f^'-^^: ^nfffrT, a^Tf^y, ftf^.-?. 
 
 3 f?Ti?('!;qgf?f, fj^f^'smn. 
 
 Dieecter, n. Directive, a. Dieectoey, a. \. V. 1. ff^tJlRT, 
 2 and Dieecioe. J.^^ ^p^RT, f^'^T, f^\rrt, 'i^T\?r|-,
 
 DIE 
 
 J38 
 
 DIS 
 
 a TfTT ^RT^TJITTT, '^fcwif^'f^ ^KMcluiKI, Ac 
 DiKEcTio, 71. V. V. l.—acL ir^ofn. %Kotn. &c. ^TM^n. 
 
 2 fomnmnV, v. Obdeb. ^iqoft/. ^fift/ f^r^W f^^?Tm. 
 Diri'i'lii'iis, rults laid ilown. VC^m. 
 
 I. eliic to^nJ.<Jrnm. 
 
 I I, aildress^siipirscription. ^i^\^JT^T^m■H\^^^\^^^'^r^m. 
 J II. learinj^ Im/^x. TENDE>-cy. n^m. ^T^hi. JTTS/. 
 
 IV. I'oinlof the compass. f^5[TT/. 
 
 Ill L-vcry (I.— lleeiug, &c. f^mf^^f,7T^tf?^t, 5^^f, 
 
 DinECTLT, adc. v. A. 1. ^, 3^, m5J,&c. 
 
 5 fljlrf IsiMEMATEI.Y. vSTTrftfT^U, W?TFT. 
 
 « (i«<i Plaikly. tf5, ^rtp, FT'J. 
 
 I. instanlli/, v. Imaiediatelt. ?lPPn==r, 3TFff^, 3fTf%^if. 
 DiUECiXEss, 71. V. A. 1. T^tTiT m. fJRTT/. ^ITSSTOTT »». ^- 
 
 3 f^Rlf /. 55+4011 ?«. 
 
 DlltECTOB, n. tuperintendenl, manar/cr, v. CosjivctOE. 3Tf«T- 
 
 ^R, y«|Ti+Hr5f. [comp. 
 
 DiKECiOBY, n. look of direciiont. TglTHTiT m. qgfrT /. in 
 
 DuiECTBKSS, DiBECTEIX, H. V. DlUECTOU. ^\^W'\fin\ pop. 
 
 '^f^J+lO"!/. &c. • 
 riUEFUJ„VEss, DiEENESs, «. V. A. ^1^?"!: «. T^TR^?^' «. H- 
 
 DinoE, n. funeral song. ??n^ rr^f ti. JTT^TT w. ^TI^FftrT «. 
 DiBK, n. V. Daogee. ^^^ m. gTT ot. qFl^pr^T?ft/. 
 Diet, «. jt3 j/i. n. pop. ttss »«. ^3 m. Hi n. 
 
 Caked or thick d. ^:z m. ^/. spr?: 7;!. f^?^ «. f^ 
 pop. qpk n. 
 
 That hides d. HotVIA' or ^, ifetflT. 
 2 7-«iJ/«A, ^-c. %T t». W.^m m. iTT?ft/. ^5SiTo: m. gpJT/.|- 
 
 D. aud rubbish— conipreh. +<+-=« | m. %Tip^H' «. 
 
 •"i ( as among.9t graiu, sugar, &c. ). JHrfTT m. or \ n. 
 
 h\r\i,n. T^ m. 
 DiUTiSESs, «. V. A. ^^'^PWSJ m. vf\W{m m. &c. mfe?^ n. 
 Dirty, a.fiUhyJoul M^.^ remiss. ^VL^,^ v;^^^ pop. JTSft- 
 
 or, »ra:^5c, ira^n", f^^, f^s^rr, morrsT, n^, ^^s, h?5- 
 
 3^, *T?!^*Trl, 5f;5i^?; or ^2^?-, frr^f^, mi^^. 
 Very d.— H«c/i: i/jVA d. -IwAH ^. 
 
 To become d. JT^dt, ira?fm, q;5S^?:tjf, ^?:of , :pr3:i^^ f^- 
 ^, Hti+'i'^i, f^^%z^ or fpr ^->,^,u i'^ 
 .r? I'lBTY, V. a. n.a f-H'j'i, JT^toT-Jra^-ic. zRiJt, HoEnRiTf Or 
 i-cftNI'Jiif, TT^^ or TF^iJr. 
 1; cover irith/m., I'^/oul. f^i^, ff5ft^-f^m-&c. ^^- 
 
 DlBTY-I.OOKINQ, a. JT^t?f, H^nWY^. 
 
 Dis. This inseimrable i)arlielo is expressed by zr^ tt, f^T?^, 
 
 Hr,f«nT, iiT, %, 5rj,^, f^, ^, as, i^tpt^, 3T^r?r, 'fl^iT?T, f^"- 
 
 5:^?T, ?TN^^ &c., iu its senses of ncja/ion, delerioration, 
 or depreciation; and by f^, 3", in its sense of undoing, 
 nullifying ,oT dejmving.'^oia. Some words may besought 
 for iu vain under Dis which will be found under In. 
 Disability, n. See \Veakne,ss. 
 
 2 want of qualification. spPTf^^^frT/. aT^TTrTT/. arW^T^rr 
 
 To Di.sABLE, t>. o. ^Tf^/.-5ioE 7J.-&C. jfrrof y. o/ 0. ^^.^\^m. 
 -V.f^M^ m.-kc. ^X^ g. of o. f^'i^!l^'^-^^'^-^^\V^-^^' 
 ?Tfe-f^?^-&C. ;p^, 3WT'4-37?TfT-&C. W^T^. 
 
 Disabled,;?, v. V. 3T^T^%^;^t, etc. ^"J^lffp, ^f";^^, ^•^^ 
 
 To Disabuse, r. «. undeceive. ijtfFr/.-giT 7n.-&c. ^TS^r-TSST- 
 nt-^OTof-JTT^ y. of 0. W.\^ m. pl.-ii^ m. /;Z.-^T=TT% ST 
 «». /;/. ;7g5Dt g. of 0. ^\o^Jq\^^^y arj m. ^55m y. 0/ 0. ^r^ 
 m. pi. 5rrS^ y. of 0. 
 
 Disadvantage, n. v. Loss. 3Tf|?r «. 3T5Tf|^ «• frf^/. ^^ft 
 
 To sell to a d. %T qJ^^-^T^^-Ac. f^ijf, ^trR ^qrl- 
 DlSADYANTAGEOUS, o. <TT?T ft'^T^T, ^^HR ^>^Trqr,"^l'7T- 
 
 DlSADVANTAGKOUSLY, ndv. V. A. ^^T ^C^T^, 'W ^fPR, A\- 
 
 Disadtaktagegusness, n. v. A. iffrT^^ffT/- Wlfrl+Pq' n. 
 Disaffected, o. ill-inclined to. tt^T f"R?7?^, TH ^i.M'FA, 
 
 f^^^■(.^;^ 1tfrt, f^Hfr, j^r^^^, ^i^fg^, ^^r^;, f=n:^, <T- 
 
 ?RTT, srf^ST. 
 Disaffection, a. HT^TS/ 3RR5/. 3TiftffT/. 3T5Tf^/. 3TH- 
 
 D. to the king. TT^^I^ m. 
 To Disagbee, jj. n. he diverse, dissimilar, or distinct, v. To 
 Differ. arrT^C «.-H^ m.-ipr. 7H.-?rFr5ffT/.-«&c. ar^oty. 0/ 
 f. rec/);. f>T^-fJfTT^-&c. 3T^^. 
 
 2 Je a/ variance, differ. ^}^^ M.-ijiprr^ w.-f^I^J »»i.-^cfTT?r- 
 ^ ?!.-1?T w.-grfHr^ 77J.-&C. ar^qr y. 0/ «. recj/;. fiTrSofffT 
 
 3 ( in opinion, &c, ). ^T^fS IM-^Tof, f^^frf/.-^T- 
 ^TTT^ OT.-HrPT^ OT.-^ w.-f^^fTTfT 7!-- 3T?r'^JT?r 7i.-&C. 3T- 
 ?f^ y- ofs. recip. 1^?r'^?f-aT^'^TTrT-&c. 3T^DJ-_ 
 
 4 he umvholesoone, ^'c. to. m'A^, '^Ri'if, TS^t, ft^of, ^- 
 
 Disaobeeable, ff. unpleasant. JfRS^r, ^Tf^ffT, ^^rr^rT, 3TT?frr, 
 
 a^f=T^, ^r^rft^, ar^ftrfr^ETT, ^NWrfi^T, arfjisT, arf^f^, ar^- 
 =s^, 3T?:f%pc, ^firq-,aT^T, ar^i^, arqr^, g-^T, q;|. 
 
 Disageeeableness, «. v. A. ?fr=lirmaT7 m. rfRfTWr 7/;. &c. 
 
 arfJT^T?^ n. ar^n^nr/. &c. 
 Disageeeably, adv. y. A. ^aTT^IftT t^fc^ ^CT^T%"T^^rTr
 
 DIS 
 
 239 
 
 DIS 
 
 DiSAQBEEMEST, «. diversiti/, dissitnilHude, v. DiFFEBENCE. 
 3T?n; n. %T m. if^ m. f*r=5r<Tr/. fT^HT^f m. f^l «. 3TBT- 
 
 2 variance, misunderstanding, difference, dissension, dis- 
 cord. strTT n. ^^ H. V. TS, TTS/. ■M'lHN'n- Fm'HS or f^- 
 
 Jf^ n. l^qT: n. f^g^ w. ftsf^FT "i. ^TS^f- fg'^T f.'^n. 
 \^iT[^ m.\rj /(."^H^ n. ir^ w. f'T^TTT^ «»■ 3^^^^ n. 
 ■S ( of opinion ). JTfTJT^ f;>. f>T=>rHIqr ">. fsrirfHTfrf/. f^e- 
 
 4 ( ill a statement, &c. ). v. Disceepakcy. cI^'HcT/. Ff- 
 
 i'o Disallow, Disallo\va>cE; &c. See To Di3appeove, To 
 
 Eeject, <&c. 
 To Disannul, &c. See To Annfl, &c. 
 To DisAPPEAE, V. n. ?TTfreT-3T^3q--f%?r^reT-&c. frof, ^T^, 
 
 ^T^'jf, TS^r, at^f^'R «. qr^'jf, aTfrtf'bT «.-frRt':TTH «.-&c. 
 
 ^ y. r/s. spT^ ^ g. of s. W.W' n. ^FTof. 
 
 DiSAPPEAEANCE, H. V. V. ^T^mT ^\^ »■ &C. 3T^S(br ». 3T?^- 
 
 Disappeared, p. v. V. ^rfTTT ^TTPJ^T, f^^RTT gr^?^r, &c. 
 q[3'TT?ftH, ^^i^T^, 3t?fi|?r, f?ifrf|?r. 
 
 Jo Disappoint, v. a. f^TTm /.-^Tr^TTHT »».-3Tr?[ira'5^ n.-&e. 
 
 JF^of y. o/ o. arr^Tr/. jfreat-qrc^or y. 0/ 0. ar'si^: ^f^, ^- 
 
 ?Tr^-^'5T^T-^»1TTT^T-&c. Hprot. 
 Disappointeh,^. v. V. STT^ir iiT5%^, &c. fTTTSfT, TTTTn, 'T- 
 
 "2T^, f%^^, H^?f, 5ff?r^, ^;re?fJFFq-, ^ft^frw- 
 
 Disappointment, n. \. V. — af<. stTifTT HTS'ifn. STniKM^K 
 «. "P?r^I^ «•-=•«!. or s. f|w5 »n. /. arr^TT^iT m. ^m^'An 
 m. M^-m m.—state. 3inT=qt f^U^/- fH^^TT/. a^^TR"?- 
 
 DiSAPPEOBATION, DiSAPPEOVAL, «. V. V. ^TTTO^ft/. 3TT?frft/. 
 
 fsPTf^/.lHf^ n. 
 To DisaPPEOVE, v. a. ?ri'-IWH-3TTOrT-?rrJT^r-3T5TT'q'-^^^^ 
 -&c. ^FTot, Hl + Kui, 3THift^rr™.-'ira'"T7:TTm.-&c.^my.q/o. 
 
 DisAPPPovED, j;. T. V. ?rm?r %^s5t,&c. ?rm^ or ^, ar?^- 
 
 fT, ^TTfTRT, 3THF^, TTH"^, 1l+<qr-l. 
 D18APPROVEB, n. DiSAPPEOviNG, j?. a. v. V. ^TTTfl?! ^aTTn, 
 <S:c."5t<HI"4,>il'+'^;-l, ^N^^rl, aTTF^r, f^^'-Hd, aTO'TTfT, 
 
 DiSAPPEOTINGLT, adv. ^TT^'JiTT, STT^^iTT, 3T?PTTf?P7^,&c. 
 3b DiSAEM, v. o. ^^qi^n. /)Z.-^ret n. pl.-&c. qof-^FT^^dif y. 
 
 0/0. 3Ti!T^-^^^-f^^'^-&e. q^, ?r^^ur«. :p\af. 
 To DisAEEiNGE, &c. See To Deeanoe, &c. 
 DiSABRAT. See Disoebek. 
 Djsastee, n. Hast of a planet. ^^f?ft^ iWJf«. 
 
 2 mishap, v. Calamity. 3T=T'4'n. ^W^. n. arf^ij w. arf^f- 
 
 VIMIdJn. 3T5T'<WT?f ot. 
 DisisTEOus, a. V. Calamitous, Unlucky. ar^T'^hTT, 3T^^, 
 
 Disasteouslt, adv. y. A. aT^'4 ft^^, |^!^^J^. 
 
 DisASTEOUSXESs, n. v.A. 3Tft^».3TT?n. 3T>T^?TT/. arft^HT/. 
 To Disavow, Disatowal. See To Deny, Denial. 
 To Disband, v. a. dismiss from military service. lTrS^,'fr3'^, 
 'iit^ FIRDT, "FT^ in. '^or. 
 
 DisiiANiiED, 7;. V. V. HT5^^, (frs^^TT, &c. g;r^. 
 Disbelief, n. ^^^^^m. ^•S^f^''^^]^ m. aTHT^fTT/. ^^\^^ n. 
 
 ^^x^w^T^m. :s{^v^^^m. 
 
 To Disbelieve, v. a. ^r^--S{W^n--^^^\^-&c.. JTFTiif, 3T^HV- 
 
 »^^i^m.-^S\^r:^^■^m. ^"riJr-aT?pir «'tV/i f^rT^rf ofo. and ini\ 
 
 con. ^V^-^^}^-&c. cTI^q- inv. con. 3rf;r'^H»».->tc. S^of. 
 
 , Disbeliever, n. Disbelieving,/?. a. v.Y. ^Hl^ KMuiKr,&c. 
 
 To Disburden, v. a. 3fra'n.-&c.^ri<i)i-^iTof, afr^TTTT^-'-tc. 
 #^^, HTTH^ qRof, TT^Hrq"^/!. ^r^f y. 0/ o. 
 
 To DiSBUESE,&c. See To Expend, &c. 
 
 To Discard, v. a. turn off, cast awai/, v. To Dismiss. IT^'^, 
 
 ^rra^r^, ^Kfr ^"jf , ^ ^?"ot, ^rrc^r ftftSt. 
 
 Discarded, ;?. v. V. ^%r5?5T, ^^ f^?r?5r. 
 
 To Discern. See To Distinguish, To Discover. 
 
 Discernment. See Di.-crimination, Judgment. 
 
 To DisciiARGE, V. a. disburden, unload. afr§ n.-&c. TrRffi- 
 
 jpT^in y. 0/0. fTqnTTT-ft?rr-'TnF5!;r-^;?TT?ft-&c. ^Rot, FJt^ot, 
 
 ^RKT^^ n. ^.K^. 
 
 2 let fly, give vent or issue, ^ft^^t, ^r^, f^r^Tjf^n. ^^ 
 (esp. in comp. as s| I «! f^^r^-^l^f^r^a^^T-iT^^f^^r^^-H^- 
 f5TH^?r-&c. ^FT^). 
 
 3 ( a gun), ms^, 5FTof, ^TRijf, ^Trjiir, ^\l m. ^r5iif-7I5f- 
 
 4 ( a debt), liquidate, v. To Cleab. 9^of, ^ff^, ar^J ^- 
 
 r^f, ^TTTof, %?/.-snrRr»». ^^'Jf y. 0/ 0. «tqpF ^^. 
 
 To d. in part. STrlT ^of. 
 
 5 V. To Dismiss. f^RfT «J.-&c.^3t, ^r ^i:^, «J<HJ4) ^"jf. 
 
 6 Zei yo, t. To Kelease. ^t^iif, ^Ttt^ 5.ot, ^Is'T'^, ^\T.- 
 3T-&C. «F^. 
 
 7 perform, execute. ^^, q^r^f of. 
 
 Discharge, Discharging, n. v. V. — act. afr^ T^^^ «. ft- 
 
 D. of the bowels. grST m. 
 
 ^rs'Jr n. gr^Jf «. &c. str m. 
 
 %^ n. &c. %5/. %5W^^/. ^?%/. 
 
 f?ffrT &e. '^^ n. fMr^ '«. q?:fRTfr/ 
 
 2— act. 
 3— act. 
 4 — act. 
 5 — act. 
 6— act. 
 
 7— act. 
 
 I. floicing or issuing out. fSf^^r m. '5[r«r m. 
 
 II. matter emitted. fH^U »>. ^^ »». ^ff^rT^^ «. 
 D. of pus. <T^ m. ^ m. 
 
 D. of thick and bloody pus. T.^ m. 
 
 III. V. Acquittance. <p\iJ^<^ n.f.ip;pu vi.'k^j^VJ^^ii. 
 DiscHARGED./i. V. V. 1. arr^ 3"d<?5e5r, &c. f^pi^^r, 'tfh^, 
 
 2 ^T5^^T, &c. ^^. 
 
 3 €n^?5r, sm^T, &c. ^p: 5rr%^r.
 
 13TS 
 
 310 
 
 DIS 
 
 4 Vs'^r^, •■tc. 5^11^. 
 Discii'LE, n. f(i«^, ^?^, f^qr<ff, nrfh^, trr^, a^^^ryft, 
 
 I'eiuale d. %=ft/. 
 llcad d. TTf^Tcq. 
 I)i<cirLKsuip, H. f(l<nniTT OT. ^^J^'TT m. ?Trfnff/. m1^^- 
 
 Iiiscii'LiSAitiAX. 71. one stricl, or severe in discipline. ^^ 
 
 risciPLiNE, n. culture, tuition, i^c. \. Education', ^^p^r- 
 dt/. ^;T^ m. r?T?tT/. ffl?W «. gf^T?^/. f f^T?PJr n. 
 'J Iraininj, regulatinj, iamtiij, S)C. sIoItit «• ?TW^ «. ^T^- 
 
 JT >"."%7/. g':TrTaTT/. ^STTToft/. gtfR'jr^/. 
 
 To keep under tight d. UR^t trm, ?r??R% m'm 
 jfn5r't-')l~'.=)'J|-'4T'Jr ( or qrt^r^ c)|JHuf-&e.), 3T^ff <:T^, ^- 
 
 W good order, regularity, subjection to rules, ijc. ^^^- 
 
 4 cliast sement, v. Punishmekt. f?T?^/. ?Tre?r «• 
 To Di-ciPLiSE, v. o. See To Euccate. To Ixsteuct. 
 
 2 train, regulate, break in, bring into order. qs=f^, tKT^of, 
 q^JTT^, ^■■:TR^, ^JTTHfJH m.-^^\V^f.-&c. SR^n g. ofo. 
 
 ^7.mr\ %tr^, Er?'ift?r-^5roft?T-&e. arnTiit, ^^'^A or z^wi- 
 
 OT. STCTT n. PTTifijf , TT^nT ^T^, ?TT?f^ n.-'iTg^Tr^^ n-f^^. 
 ITT n.-^c. ip^TJt J. oj 0. 
 
 3 See To l\->isn. 
 
 To Disclaim, v. a. disou-n, disaiou-, v. To Dexx. 3TFTT«IT|t- 
 
 armr H?^n*'^-3Ttiir f^Trzr-srmr ^ptzt-Ac. ?tw-=rw, 3t- 
 
 ^•f^FTT ;«.-373^1;pTT m.-&c. q^ y.o/ o. TT^FRot, fJn^Rr?».- 
 
 f^Wf:rt^ n.-kc. q^ijfy. o/o. 
 To Disclose, v. a. vncovcr, lay open to the view. g-f^pJT n.- 
 
 &.C. ^soj- tcilk qTHVf ofo. J^-3'^T^-5nR &c. jp^ifr, g^r- 
 
 «t?T-3^r5^?TH-Ac. aTfUlfir. 
 
 2m-efl;, v. To Tell, ipfiw, T'^ctt, T| m. JRiir, Jf^of, 
 
 =KT^, 3^/-3-^^/.- sr^^T m.-&c. ^^(ff y. o/o. 
 DISCLOSUBE, n. \. Y. 1.— ac/-. ^tf^ ^fiyj „. jf^rtqj^oT «.— 
 
 2— ac^ iprsor n. -r^ui „ &e. t<^\Z^ 71. U '!^M \'-i^ n.~ 
 
 ftate. 3-3TFlfr/. >^/. T^ftqp/. ;j^/. 
 To DiscoLon, ^. a. r. To Stain, tl m. ?^tT^ qR<jf-f<R^^ 
 
 y. 0/0. ^.Tf :RiJf,>iri^ «..EpjT^TT »>.-&c. ^FTijf. 
 Di>coLOBATiox, n. V. Stain. "^qTi^ «. Jrarf^TFR ?«. ETotf^- 
 
 f^/. ^ n. ^ «. ^;fcf?rj ^. 
 
 Circular d. jftqRt/. =q4^5J n. 
 
 Eed d. in the skin. ^^ n. 
 
 DiscOLOEED, ;,. V. V. mat%%,-:rr,f=f^^, ITTfl'^ilT^, ^- 
 
 ^^- [&c. 
 
 ri3C0MriT, To Discomfit, etc. See Dkfeat, To Defeat. 
 
 Dl.H^^FORT.n. -sr^n. 3T^iTT-<TH n. '^^R^-^ n. ^W^.^m. 
 
 mvTff. 
 
 To DiscoMMEXD. See To Blame. 
 
 To Discommode. See To Ixcommode. 
 
 To Discompose, v. a. derange, disarrange, v. To CoNFOaXD, 
 
 m.-3T5^niT'<IT/-&c. qj^rdi g. of 0. 
 
 2 disturb .^perturb, disquiet, r;;/?/^. 3Tg^n.-3T?r'TT'4Rrt.- 
 
 m.-^Tff^rJTT w^.-ctc. qj^uf -7. 0/0. TfoE-s^rq'-s^TT^-ST'^tT- 
 DiscOMi'osED, 2?. V. V. 1. f^TfT^^^r, fsTHqj'Z^^T, etc. 
 
 To be or become d. flFfPTof, ??rH'Jr, ?jnr2"ii, ^otSTSEtrr, 
 
 DiscoMPOsvEE, DiscoMrosiNo, n. v. V. 1.— of^ f^?f5Iv?:oif 
 n. f^?fq;^of «. kc— stale. \^^^^ f. ^TRHS /. nm-Z «». 
 
 2 — af<. o^T^ ^T^ 7j. &o. — stale. aT'^R*-"^ n. 3TH'=n^TPT ». 
 3Tf^ n. HPT «J. ?f?rrT m. 3^ »i.^Trft/."|rr>JrT^/."|-JT- 
 
 m. mfn'TT W. cr?5?^?ft/. rT3rf3/. rT5ETTo5/. amifoE/. 
 
 To DiscoNCEKT. See To Defeat, To Cokfuse, To Dis- 
 
 compose. 
 To Disco>'NECT, V. a. t.To Sepaeate. 'k^^X-^^^^-f^^-&c. 
 
 q5^, H^*^ tn. <TT^ y. 0/ 0. 
 Disconsolate, a. sad, sorronful. |:^, ^'•%'^, %=>?, STRT, 
 
 Disconsolately, aJy. v. A. 5'.?TR, f^^^fl^, ^jil^'-iuiKj&C 
 
 3T?r»TTKrPT"#P. 
 Disconsolateness .«. V. A. g^H^mr wi. 3^Rff /. 3T?TiTT«TT- 
 
 Discontent, Discontestedness, Discontentment, n. 3TF' 
 
 Discontented a. 3T?rm<:TRt, aT^m'ff, ^th^'J, arg^, aT^ra', 
 
 Discontentedly, adv. v. A. aT^rTrTM, aTHrfrTfrft^, 3T?t- 
 
 Discontinuance, To Discontinue, v. n. &c. See Cessa- 
 tion, To Cease, &c. 
 
 To Discontinue, v. a. leave off. ^fts'^f, Z\W-^. 
 2 s/o/. ^^JRtif, ^^^ ^'^. 
 
 Discontinuity, «. 3T^t<T4 n. ^rfl?tf=I »*■ f^i--^^. m. ?T^irf trr- 
 5T?TT/. 
 
 Discontinuous, a. 3Tf^<,n<, ^f|rf, ft'h-ci'^l, ^^T^qr^T. 
 
 Discord, n. — in music. ^n:t=q[T 3TH^ ?«. ^TTKSHT»TR »». 
 
 2 a d. discordant note. ^iVWXX m. 
 
 3 dissension, v. Disageeement. q^PTT^ m. ^\wi n. 'k^' 
 
 Discordance, Discoedancy, See Disageeement, Incon- 
 sistency. 
 DiscohdaNt, a. not harmonious, ^^[^r, ^5(7", aTT^'-^TT, 
 
 ft^T, aTTi^n:, q^q;^, ^P^q^iT, ^fsp^t.
 
 DIS 
 
 211 
 
 DIS 
 
 I. See Inconsistent. 
 Discount, n. allowance for promj^f payment. T^f. i^f- — 
 
 among bankers. 5p?:JT5?f\^"'^r»i. 
 To Discount, v. a. ^K^^^-w.zf^r^^\^., ^^-f.-ii^f- ^• 
 To Dkcountenance, v. a. discourage hij cold ireatmcnl. ^T^- 
 
 ^T>Jf in. con. ^V^Xn.-\^r^^n.■^\^^Yin. ^]^M.^^\^7n. J^gof. 
 [To DiscouEAOE, V. a. v. To Distieit. f^jfrjj'i.-M I ^ H\ S /.- 
 
 'T5Tr'Tn)«.-3-wr|'Tn»t.-.<ce. w.my. of o. ■f^'^rr/. jtTi%. 
 oj o. vrnor. 
 
 2 attempt to repress or prevent. Hr5Tw».-Hrt«.-HT5rft/.- 
 qTtjft«.-r«)<^Htirn.-cte. q'Tf^Sr, TT^'". HTSot. 
 DiSCOUEAGED.p. T. V. 1. ?r§r??fTf, ^^IJ^fTf, ^T'S^^f , ^FT^, 
 
 DiscouKAOEE, n. DiscouEAGiNCr,;;. a. v. V. 1. f^HrS +<U|KI, 
 Discoceagesient, n. t. Y. — act. ^KTS ^f:i^n. &c.— state. 
 
 ^fHTim.f. qr^mre/. gT^Tfrnw. tt^t'tii»».'Mh>t»?j. 
 
 I. discotn-affiny thing or circumstance. ^J^^fkn. ^\X^n. 
 
 Xo Discouese, v. n. v. To Conveese. ?f*rrT'JI?J.-?i^r^»j.-ic. 
 
 2 speak, lecture, liold forth, -q^^n. ^^. 
 Discouese, n. V. Conveusation. ^HTTiTft. ^t^T^w. 
 
 2 treatise, ifijin. ^p^^n. p^qm. ^if^m. 
 Discoueteous, &c. See Eude, Uncitil, &c. 
 To DiscovEE, V. a. uncover, latj open to view. gT^'JTM.-TS^rw-- 
 
 -&c. ^T^OT loith 'TRJ^ ofo. 3"?T^-'^^rTT-&c. ^^"jf, 3'^5^^T?r 
 
 -&e. STM'Jf. 
 
 2 spy., descry, ken, v. To See. Flf^inr, TT^'if, tfolwj. ^Z. 
 ^T^ in. con. 
 
 3 ^/!(^ ont.^ detect. gTT^ or S'HI^, ^iTSOt, ?TT^, ^TTtDn.- 
 fcFT'JTM.-f3^R0TT«.-5r^»?.-&c. P5T=T5r-^T^'ji' y. o/ o. ^TTtlOT.- 
 fe^MM.- »TPT?«.-&c. ?JFl5r /«. eo«. ^TTpif in. con. 
 
 4 (new things or places). 3TJ5rof-^'T?'^-f*ToEiJI in. con. 
 "Tf^r'STT^ 'TT^^T, ^"^ Tf|r^TT^ TS'jf in. con. 
 
 Discovert, Discoyeeing, n. v. V. l.-act. ^^% ^^n. &c. 
 
 2— act. ?7%ct«. ^0T?i. 
 
 S—act. zn^i^n. JJvT^iJt«. &c. 
 
 4 3T55;Df«. &c. 3^oi:m. 
 Discredit, ?j. T. Disgrace. ar^rfHTgr/. 3TT^^T(!. 
 
 2 «•««< 0/ lelief ^^\^Mr\] f<!Rf^^v^m. STSiT^T/. 
 2'(; Disceedit. See To Disbelieve. 
 Disckeditable, a. t. Disgeacefci. ^rT^rar, S^^^tqcTT, 
 
 Discreet, a. pnulent.^ v. "Wise. ^fH^STTTT, ?fJT^?I^, ^m^rTH, 
 
 ?TT^^, 3^?rfT, fsf^^, fsfsr^r^^, ?ffJr%'^, iff, ?f^?i^tff. 
 
 Disceeetly, adv. V. A. ?IJT^1+,L(Uir^, fq%^"%, &c. f^^^ 
 
 DiscEEPANCE, DiscEEPANCT, ?i. difference.^ disagreement. %- 
 ?;;«. rtTTT^n/. ct^t^pt/. fT^RPs;/. ^tn. 'Pf?:OT. f^nrf^Tf^. 
 
 31 
 
 Discrepant, «. t. Inconsistent. "Rmrsf r, ^frrq^r, ?f'^H- 
 DisCRETiON, Discreetness, n. jn-iuh-nce, judiciousness, ^jt- 
 
 2 liherty of acting according to one's own judgment. JTr^- 
 
 F'TTft/. Rftt^sTrn-/. TiTTir^5fTf?rTfKrq;T?:?». ^^rg ^K '^ xiV - 
 
 That is arrived at years of d. ^nTrlT, ^^^. 
 Discretional, Disceetionaet, a. left to discretion.ftf^j^r. 
 
 To Discriminate. See To DisiiNaiiisn." 
 Discrimination, n. discernment, v. Judgment, f^^^m. f^- 
 
 xfTTwi. riKr|<-q«. cfTFTR-". rR-?ITTTr5TH2. 
 
 2 mark of distinction. B^'JTw. f^=^«. 
 Discriminative, a. that observes distinction, f^^^^^ff, 
 
 To Discumeee. See To Disencumber. 
 
 To Discrown, v. a. H2^«8-&c. ^f;j^-^\^^ qijf. 
 
 Discursive, a. See Eoving. 2 See Aegumentative. 
 
 Discus, n. =EnP n. 
 
 To Discuss, v. o. v. To Argue. qT^iJf, qt^^r, ^^, ^^ii or 
 
 2 resolve — humors. 3'rrT#, ^i^etot, "jrt^tr^, f^7\^^ui. 
 To be discussed. grniJir, smtif, q?f^, fq^wf, qpRW. 
 Discussion, n. v. V. A. 1.— «rf. ^]^u\n. &c. n \'i \ H \ i f. qTC- 
 
 ^TR/. 3TT?!t55T». ^^«. ^ifJTO'' TiT'T'J. ^pTw. 
 Disdain, n. v. Contempt. fdU+KOT. ■f^TS^PTTT ?». ^T^TT^ ?«. 
 
 arsTfTT/. 3T5TnarTM. 
 To Disdain, v. a. v. To Contemn. f5ri5rm,ftTf^OT.-f?r^?^. 
 
 7W.-&C. spTiif y. of 0. g'^^J-^?5q?T-&c. HPTijf. 
 Disdainful, a. scornful.^ v. Contemptuous. hi^?, Kn^^ff- 
 
 Disdainfully, ai/y. v. A. ■Rt^^RRT, a^T^Tpf, &c. a^sffn- 
 
 Disdainfulness, w. v. A. w\^f. f^^m. ^rs^m. 
 Disease, n. morlid state, vmm. fq^FRwj.l^fn /. ?"JTT=Rifr/. 
 
 Cure or alleviation of A. tPT^Tffrr/. TFltT^TiTm. 
 2 a d.a malady, t.Disordee. tT^»».|?jrDf».5:^». 3TRTRw. 
 
 An inherited or a connate d. ■jI^hmi Jjnm. 
 
 D. incidental to children. ^\^fmm. 
 
 D. incidental to women. ^frTTw. 
 
 The seventy two orders or classes of d. «fT|^ or ^- 
 
 ^TtTT W\m. pi. 
 Diseased, a. v. N. and Disordered, ^pft remiss. ^PT5, ^- 
 
 ^rer, pfSrsFft, sTMrft, ^mif^H, oirrftm, ^"t. 
 
 To Disembark, v. c. ^sm.^. 
 
 Disembodied, a. divested of the lody. ^i^, f^'"^, ^^irfld , 
 
 fq^'^^, 5^%f , fJrtb+|^-^TflT-&c. 
 To Disembody, v. a. ^^iPi^k/T-f^f-Ac. ^.^m. 
 To Disembogue, v. n. ( ^TH^f??) 5?^gTTT 1tr-oJoi-si^^t»i. ^ot. 
 To Disenable. See To Disable. 
 To DisENCHAKT, V, tt.freefrom the force of a charm, ^i^l^-
 
 DT3 
 
 212 
 
 DIS 
 
 To DisESCl-MBKR, V. a. 'j^n.-nrrm.-&c. ^TT^-^ffT ^c5^ 
 jpT^Jf, HT'Foa iPT'I, JJHTwt.-itc. ^ts^, Hrm^P q^T'JT. 
 
 To DlsENOAOF., r. a. ditenlanjlf. detach, extricaic. withdraw, 
 V. To SKi-AiiATE. 7q:?7ot, 3'1'^ui, FTS'Jf, W5^i^, ^T^trf, 
 
 DlsESOAOED,/). V. V. -J+riA^, ^5^^, &C. g^, ^J^JT^sfqT. 
 1. unoccupied, unemployed. fr^rKT, ^F^, Ht^J>5!T,fH'5?fMt. 
 
 UiSESOAGEMEST, n. V. Y.— nr^ ^Z'^M n. "^V^^ii n. &c. 
 ?frT:m/. ?fl4«l<JI+/- 3TR0T/. ^'I^T'ift/. ^^ROJ^/. 3'^F?50T- 
 :E/. i-h-^M \J-—ttt'te. g^^^m. 3^FT?7wj. g^W/ 
 1. racanc;/. leisure. fT=FTK<TaT n. fC'MMS'JII '«• ♦i1h)*H>'1T»». 
 Pl^qilm. 
 
 To Disentangle, v. a. disengage^ extricate, ^j+rful, 3^1^, 
 
 a-i ' i a Or, wi^iui, imrm. -iThTT»t.-j|rf 1 4 1 m.-jj^H 1 *u\ /.-&c. jft- 
 
 DlSEMAyCLEP, />. V. V. 3^>3^^, Wl^r%^, &C. •d'+irti'^. 
 
 DiSESTANGLEMEST, n. V. Y .—act. g^p?5^». ^pi'l^uiM.&e.^j- 
 •nipK/. d'Nui/. y'HuQ/. — state. 3r5T5T «• 3'^Fp5 or SIH'- 
 ^ m. f^r^in^ m. 
 
 To DisEXTUEAL. See To Feee. 
 
 DiSESiEEM, «. V. Contempt. 3T4hi^ m. ch^hh »i. ^pt^TPTT- 
 
 To DiSESTEEM, f. a. V. To CONTEiTN-. 3H4HHiJi, 3HHHMi^, 
 
 STTTTT'T, 31HHM «t.-&e. ^^f g. of o. 
 Disfavor, «. discoxmtenancc. ar^igiTr/. +^ilH^ry. +<'^+- 
 
 2 «/a<fi ofunacceptalleness. ^TlWrft/. ^TT^/ dN^dH"ll 
 Jo Disfigure, v. a. deform, cf-c. f^^-^^-s'tn-q^grfT-ifft- 
 
 ;^-<H<i^-&c. JfT^irf, f,,'-ni^i m.-STPtn m.-&c. ^Rnty. o/o. f^- 
 
 *H-+.',ui n. ^J^ g. ofo. 
 DiSFicrnEMEST, n. v. Y.— state. ^TT^^T ot. ^»f^ w». f^rw- 
 
 '^Z- ?^?^ n. Hy^4Hl/. 
 To Disfranchise, ». o. ^m.-^sT^/. ^PKot-^KTSH q^^ y. 0/0. 
 To Disgorge, v. a. vomit out. art^ot, <i'|oiui, 3fi^^-3Tr2^- 
 
 tfcc. di+ui, vjjfiui ^ipror. 
 
 2 ^ue lack. TTft-TP^TTTt-ic. ^. 
 Disgrace, m. disfavored state, sj^t^ w. «R^ m. M'^41/ /. 3T- 
 
 ^ ".•M'i'llHl/. Ff:^^, WL^T'^l^lT'l/. ?T^^|ra M. JTHHT 
 »«. MM^iFi/. "^fir/. qfTH^ ?«.— as involving the sense 
 'I'i ridiculousness and of ridiculous orpifialle state through 
 ridicule. "Words and phrases conveying tliis import a- 
 bound in Maraihi. They are mostly of lax or free forma- 
 tion; but they have extensive currency, are in constant 
 use, and bear strong, and vivid, and impressive signifi- 
 cance. They would thus but ill render such sober English 
 words as disfavor, dishonor, derision, igyiominy, exposure, 
 shame, scorn, opprobrium, S,-c. : yet, than these we are 
 aware of no English words more closely correspondent. 
 They might indeed well represent certain other forma- 
 
 tions; but these being necessarily excluded from tho 
 Dictionary, they will be admitted, we apprehend, to 
 have been rightly collected and inserted licre. <?)f?nft/. 
 'f^Zlif^f. ^ n. ;a-<f /. f^'f /. ^{^f. ij^z^nr/. 'f^i'TTf- 
 ?rT m. q-^'cTToft/. q^arroT/. ^-'■i^f- ^k^.f. ^vfr.f. -f- 
 
 m/. 5^^/. ^r^/. ^7 or Eft^ m. Z^^ "JJTT/. q^^^m 
 w. sr^ m. 3ri?TW or q^JTTH/. ^'^ff HT^/. ?^^T/. 
 HI 7^. VWRK m. 'JP^^-^f. sn^Flt «. f.t^^f jr^V^- 
 
 2 Crt!/«e of shame. 3T^?TT^-aH'M +11 ti i =Eft-&c. 'ip?/.-f^T7«T w. 
 3Tq^5THr-&c. r<TR w.-qr n.-^FRUI n. ^;^j^; VI. 
 To Disgrace, v. a. piut out of favor. ^^^^-^^^^^^-Sic. 'FT?- 
 
 2/)Mi /o dishonor or shame, v. To Humble. ^Mcjuj, tjj. 
 ^f.-&c. anwjf, 3T^/.-rqTf/.-ctc. fTiif-MM-^ui y. o/o. ^T- 
 rrHTTm.-?r^>Tnm.-HmfTf^/.-3TqJTR«.-3^!7fH^/-qT^T?rT- 
 r[ OT.-&C. ^of y. o/o. jfram JprRlKT m. F5T^ot,rriiltII ^T- 
 ci'\i-^f.-&C. arrJIot, Wl'fld ».-^FF n. W^l 'fT^ g. of 0. ^T- 
 
 pft q^mrw ^R^, mTT /. ^FWy. 0/ 0. f?iig;?/. z^-m 
 
 g. of 0. nHHIr'^tr ^^TT 'rFF^, K?^TT^iTT/ i^A ^, ft3T 7?J. 
 ^diujy. 0/ 0. ^J^f[f. sfTTuf y. 0/ 0. IT^ J». ^"fTTaf, ?rra ?«. 
 
 pi. =pwy. 0/ 0. n=)NM 5iTT^, "fm^ w- ^;^7r ?t^, jr^ft 
 /.- ;;^T??t/.-&c. s'S^iit y- of 0. 
 Disoeaced, /). V. V.l. JIwThH 'llolri?5T''WlrfOT-&c. TTot^^, 
 
 2 3T1TJTTH %?J?IT, ?rr3T5r?I?JT, ^T^i 'T^FTnT ?^5j5JT, Ac. 
 
 Disgeagbful, a. shameful, dishonoralle. PJTf^TWT'JIT, ST'nT^- 
 
 ^?', ■■3TTq-^TFWr, aTT^rnwrft, arr^stfra^pF, q'mjT, 'TtiTr- 
 arq^^inrr, grTJTHrETT, jiJ^ffrTfr^, &c. f-^^^rs, f^?r?nTtJiT, 
 
 i^HVJ-A, 3T!|y(lTT, 3T^'1MI<^. 
 DiSQEACEFULLT, adv. V.A. 3T^HMm' &C. 3TT^5[T^5^. 
 
 To Disguise, v. a. conceal ly a strange dress, SfC. "w^ pop. 
 
 iw m. ai^^-i?T?R:'Jr, ail+K'Mm M.-3TT^Rnfw/. ^"if y. 
 0/ 0. ?5^of ^ Ti^T^^T n. ^WM. 
 Disguise, Disguisement, Disguising, n. v. V. — act. ^\^ 
 ^ n. ifH 5t^>^ «. &c. 3TFFRnT'?^ n. aTT^FTTjft'/. 
 I. a d. a dress, form, ^'c. covering reality. #rq «. '^ m. 
 
 iT?r m. 5!!TT^ »». M. 3T^^ m. 
 In d. ^^Hlrt'i^-ir^i=5?r. 
 Disguised, ;?. v. V ^'Fr-%? f^?1?IT-^?T%siT, q;^^, +.M-.^in , 
 
 Disgust, n. loathing, nausea. «fpr m. +'i|otl »j. f%5j?T/. »j. 
 
 nn?^/. f^^FT/. RT^T^lfr/. RWTft or f\^mt[f. f^^r^ 
 m. f^oT^T m. -^ur^Fm m. 3^ifT^ m. ^=eti^ j». f^l^Fl/. ^- 
 
 2 See Distaste.
 
 DIS 
 
 243 
 
 DIS 
 
 To Disgust, v. a. ^ojq-ot, f^rr^^T, ^ OT.-^FIT^r w.-f^a:^ 
 DisorsTED, ;;. T.V.^'ilcAci^XT, f^^^T^^Jr, &e. f^-^-&e. %%^r. 
 
 To be d. with, t. To Loathe. •+.'i|oiuj, ftrSTot, n/jo f^- 
 fff 5'. 0/ 0. & # o/«. 3^li'J'i,"%?TTT% idlcAl «J. q-q- g. oj 
 0. tcifh in. con. 
 DisousTFUL, a. Disgusting,^, o. y.Y. and'N.^ZT^^V'U 
 
 or ^T^, f^^^TTjrr or srnrft, l^^w^rmr or srroft, ^rmrr, 
 
 ;r^TWT, 3T=5f^7, arqrft, a^Tt^, afFT^sJrmr, ^hjf, arHTS. 
 Disn, ?(.— for lioldiiig food, etc. rTTH: «.?f»I^ w.TTlTT/. qr^ n. 
 irraTT w. iTT^r m. dim. 'o;v£\ f. TI^^T «• Tfs n. ^TR^/. 
 
 Dishes and i^latters — compreh. '*fT^^^% «• 
 
 Earthen d. H^T^q^^ «. 
 
 riat, earthen d. ^rqr ?;. 
 
 Wooden d. with a handle, ^t^^/- ^Q'-lli«.^f5?TS«. 
 
 To lick the dishes clean. =^11^^ ^H-T ^M. 
 2 prepariion of food. inPR or ST^JTrEfT sf^FTT m. 37^ «. qft 
 /. T^f. MfM-x «. "T^'4 w. Some of the common dishes 
 are arrs^m, 3TNT, g'^^ft, ^'sr, ^'Sf^, 3^35, 3TT?%'<TT?5t- 
 
 5^ or ^, ^jRtJT^f ^F^, msf r or Ef, f^, ^, ^rT^FfT- 
 
 '^TiTT, %^-qW^, ?tlT, 5T^q-fn, ?f^, ?t^ or ?R«"rSt, 
 ?Tnp=?I, rlK'^iuft', f^^ or ef , dUHflTm, (ferroT or ETR'JT, 
 
 Dish-clout, «. ^fr*^ or m^:(^ n. jfjijf ji. 
 
 DisH-wATEE, n. H'^T^JTilt «. f^^R^Tiff n. or fif^olcj uQ «. ip55qj- 
 
 Dishabille, To dress or be in d. — of men. ^'^T-'i^Vl'^- 
 
 n^rr k^ or jf^^ ar^ur, ?^^ %?T6t-^?T^ 'iT^r'fr.— of wo- 
 men. amsf-^H ^^-^^ 3T^ot,\^ qur, ?J^ ^^. 
 ^o DisHEAETEK, &e. See To Dispihit, &c. 
 To Disheeit. See To Disinherit. 
 
 To Dishevel, v. a. spread loosely, Sfc. — the hair. f^^Rof, 
 Ph JlKui, fHsiKUl, fr?!^ or |My<u(, g'T^, fTiTRWt/-'I)- 
 ?:of y. of 0. 
 Dishevelled, ;;. v. V. RX'-lirf^, f^^Krfr^l, &c. 
 D. tresses or hair. i^^^X f. pi. |%3^y. pi. 
 Having d. tresses. RTT^TT. 
 Long and d. tress. T%qft/. Wi^ f f^f^T^t/. 
 Of d. hair. f^nrfeFl^^T. 
 To be d. n^r)<ui. 
 Dishokest, a. T. Knavish. ?55ir5, g^, S^TO', ?55^, ?5^T, 
 
 sj^pft, ^TT»T, ^"t^ToT, arsTmrfiJi^F pop. ^^^\f^, ar- 
 
 2— an employment, profits, &c. |TTiT, ^<|HM|, ^TTT^- 
 
 rt=irr, ?5=rr^=^, arqjTTf'n^T'Jir^, =5nff==n", aT'^mMr, ar- 
 
 Dishonestt, ra. t. A. 1. T'.^Tt[f. ^V^\ m. ^^^^^,^mm. 
 
 %rHm n. aTqmrfoi:?^ «. arm^jf^r «. a^tnT m. 
 DisnoKOE, n. v. Disobace. a^sffHgi/. JTR^ m. HH^ lfir/. 
 
 arwrr^/. 
 To Disiio.Noi;, V. a. V. To Disoracf,. arRTFT w.-arqfH^/.- 
 H'R'tn ?».-?r^r'Tn »».-'-)lU|jriH| w.-A:c. ^fR^ty. r/ 0. 3T- 
 f^/-^?r/.-fTHcT/.-&c. qCTf-qT7^^!jf y. 0/ 0. ^^qJT ^TRw. 
 
 2 ( a bill of exchange, &c. ) ^T^Ri^. 
 
 3 dvlauch. ^^-r^^^■&c. spT"'!, ^^ n. :?Rijf y q/o. 
 DisnoxOKABi.E, a. disrrjm1ahl(\ v. Disgkacekul. 3TTS!T?^, 
 
 +'K+-^Tf)'-&c. r^TrT^TT^r, i^rfQ?;, spH^T^r. 
 
 2 (/Mi!i7«^e o///OHor. ^5r%^DT=p:T==n', SfqiT f Tft^, qmr- 
 
 ^rfNr, ar^TiTf f%r, ?j?f1^, ^^^ ff^i TPRf i%, qr^T. 
 DisuoNoiiEi), ;). V. V. 1. ^^^\^ %?;c5t, &c. arq^TTf^rr, ar- 
 
 =TT^rT, f^iTTi^. 
 
 2 ?r5FR%r!T. 
 
 3 ^ftTcT. 
 
 DiSUONOEINO, M. V. V. l.—ttcf. 3TTKPf =?R'jf ?»• TRT^S'Tr/. 
 
 iTH'tn m. Ff^frHT ?". Trnj^nrr m. 
 
 2 ?f5pRW ?2. ?fWT "t. 5T^FR^/. H + K14/. 
 
 3^5UT«. 
 Disinclination, «. jc^«; of desire. ar^TT^/. =71^/. ar^q^- 
 
 JT/. argfHT^ w. f^^HF^ in. aTg;gq;?fT/ 
 Disinclined, o. v. N. aTj?^^, aHHr^jf-id, f^^7\. 
 
 To be d. to. jt^t ^ ?rrf r-^r[ rrTff-(:r^ ^f f , T^^sTrrr- 
 
 T^frn^ft r55r?T ^r, q^ ?i^r fm ?«. co». 
 
 Disinfectant, «. ?rnFTf*r?RFrift^m"^T^, ^n'^RTT^Tq;. 
 Disingenuous, m. wo;^ open tj- frank, — of persons, ^r, 
 
 2 — of conduct, &c. +4-1^1, ^"Trff, J5T"IMr, ^HNUI, 
 
 Disingenuously, culv, v. A. ^^TRT^, ^N^^Tm, ^iPHKRT, 
 DisiNGENuousNEss, M. V. A. 1. ^qTJiT m. 5ir»Tr=r m. T^inn' 
 
 ^^qniT OT. &c. ^V^-^ n. ^HfiTr^ »». 
 To DisiNHEEiT, V. a. cut off from an hereditary right. ^- 
 eflT^T »!•- f frl^i «».-gfTT%^=7 «. ^r^ y. 0/0. cTR^rr '»■- 
 :FT^^ y. r/o. ^R^ft-^I^nftW-fTKq-^fTt^^TFft-ctc. ^rqr, 
 
 DiSINHEEITING, DiSINHEEISlON, «. V. Y. — flfif. SfcfTT^TT <F- 
 
 ^ «. %^Tft^ ^W n. &c. fi%^ «». ffrffj^^ n. fT^KRT- 
 ■frHTf^^^l «• — state, f frfd^ »». spTRt^f ^FJ'MrJ'i. 3^ 
 
 To DisiNTEE, V. a. ''XV^\^-'^f^'^-&.c. +icui, ^"JT^T ^FT5'^, 
 
 ?TfH?fr5R wi. ^^■ 
 
 DiSlNTEEEsTED, d. «o^ sf//««7( — of pcrsons. P|iv+,1H, f^?5f- 
 
 H, fMiT, arwn'sJ^, ar^TT'"!^, 5?fmT, aT"P^^?fT. 
 
 2— of acts, &e. f^i^FRT 5^r5fT"a^^r45^^T, &e. f^TS^r- 
 
 Dl3INTEEESTEDL¥, adv. V. A. f^'^+IM^^'M, fRii^iRTg^qT, &c. 
 DisiNTEEESTEDNESs, n. y. A. Pjicj,] JT jf^/. aTHirA^fJ /• 
 
 ^^T^fs/- f^T^^PRTFrr/. fr^'jTfqrw. f?R?^r/. i^fc^^- 
 
 ?TT/. 3T^T-4 «. ^TiTl-TW OT. 
 
 DiSINTEESlENT, n. ^T^l'MirU) ^Tl^ «. ctc -HplrrrgR M. 
 
 To Disjoin, v. a. y. To Sepakaxe. ^>t m.-^ m.-^i^^^m.
 
 DTS 
 
 241. 
 
 DIS 
 
 ifrm J. of 0. Hii,^ m. rfrs^t g. of o. if'ToET-f^J^-i'i''- ^^. 
 PisjoiXED, Di^jrxcT,j>. V. X.aiul SEPiBATED. grrstT ^- 
 
 DisJOiNF.ii. «. DisjoiNiso,/). n. V. V. fir^FT ^J;iTTTT, &c. f^- 
 
 PisjoiN-iNii, Di^JrscTioN, «. T.V.— flci!. H7 q^ «. c<^C. 1%- 
 
 irriR H. f^T^^ n. ir^ «. —state ^m m. fjf?^'? «!. 
 5o Disjoint, r. n. put out of joint ^^]c. m^:^ m.-^f'^ m.- 
 
 n »i.-?Tfir»^ OT.-Hf'^'%T m.-&c. Jp^OT y. o/o. 
 DlSJOIXTED, p. V. Y. ?TftTT 3Tr5Jff?M', &p. f^fq^T, ^f^rM^c?- 
 
 ?, ?jfvp:^, ^'prof^, r^R^^, F<TP=TW. 
 
 I. See l>"coiiEiiE>r. 
 DisJCKCTivE,<i.— in grammar. q^rtfTT ^q^. 
 DisE, n. of the sun &c. fk^ n. JT3r7 «• 
 
 2 See QioiT. 
 
 Dislike, ?;. aversion, distaste, disrelish, dissatisfaction. '^\^ 
 f. SPTT^S/. arsfl^ «. 1'. ^, T^, 5frsftf?f/. 3TJTf^/. a^^^ 
 
 /. JfTTjnt/. f^^/. 3T?i7f/. 3T5Rf=f/. f^mfH/ ^^^f 
 To Dislike, v. a. fTTJr5nr-^rFm'rr-3TfsnT-&.'. 3T^dT-ElT5^ in. 
 
 con. ?rR5/.- 3T?rRI /.-3Ttsfri%/.-&e. 3THof y. o/o. «w. 
 
 ron. ^TT^rST in. con. 
 Disliked, p. v. V. TT^TStTT, ^TR^Nt, ST^lRft^, arfSTTjM^' 
 
 T, 5Tmm or ^, STTOtT. 
 Wo Dislocate, v. a. v. To Dis.toixt. ^ftsOT ?)!.-&c. S'^^^int. 
 Dislocation, n. v. V.— orf. ?n«IT ^^-^M n. ?(f«TrEfr 5?f^- 
 
 To Dislodge, v. a. remove from a place. F<ToSIH I y5-r<THFrT- 
 
 f?T/.-&c. jpTiJf y. ofo. ?<Trq'qv-r<Tr?f^?r-&o. .p^. 
 
 DiSLOTAL, a.— of persons. ?TJT?t^, ^T^fsfg;^, TT^?TT?nTr^- 
 
 2 — of acts, &c. <Mj(l^Nr, <H^qi--)r. 
 
 3 treacherous. See False. 
 
 DlSLOTALTr, 11. T. A. 1. ^CFJI^'t^ m. TT^Tg^ to. ?T^3TPTf^/ 
 Dismal, a. glooviy. dull, — weather, &c. 5SiTq^, ^of|u |, 3T^-7. 
 A d. day. ^"^^ m. «. 
 2 See Deeaet. 3 See 8ad. 
 To Dismaxtle, v. a. deprive of dregs y. To Stbip. ^^ n.j)l. 
 
 2 deprive of apparatus, ^-c. ^TmTT n.-&c. W^ ifiifj g-^- 
 
 3 ( a town, &c. ). ^T^T^^ w.-Tf^T^T^ «.-&c. '^tsot. 
 
 To Dismay, v. a. daunt, dishearten, v. To DlsrnjiT. ^q^r- 
 
 n OT.-^qrnn »>. qrTot y. o/ o.'Sr'iT w.-f^j^Ji^/.-ctc. ^r^qf^of 
 y. o/ o. ^^ /. %iir-5Tra'ir, H^ ». qT^of , ^i^fs^-fT"?^- 
 
 DisMAT, M. T. Fbight. s;^3(t?t /. h^ w. «rPF »«. =T':TT/. f^- 
 
 2V> Dismembeh, v.a. :ls^^^^ m. pi. tT^df-^ijf-^j^of-rTn'lf-^n^ 
 
 5R^-&c arspT^nr^ m.-Ofm^ »i.-in=5tg?m.-&c. ERofy. o/o. 
 
 To Dismiss, v.a. send away, give leave of departure. 3TTfTT/.- 
 
 f^?T^ n.-kc. ^F^ot y. o/o. fifTT ^^of. 
 
 To d. ail aesembly. ^TT^^Rf ^';'ff. 
 2 rf/tT*/ (f office or employment, discharge, discard, turn 
 off. wm]^^-H-kc.. ^IT^, ^FT^of, qiriq-iTf, :pTf=T ^-^ra'jf, 
 
 ?rfiTft/-<?>f^ «;.-f^T w.-Hfn5ft% JT^ M--T?-iTT or jqr/. ;;/.- 
 ST5t»!. STJT, ^fi m.pl. 5p"^y. r/o. ^^f niToS m. or >/T- 
 
 — proniptlj- or summarily. JT^/. f ^.-K^tR-ar/. /)?. 3^^- 
 
 Dismissal, Dismission, n. \.\.l.—act. arrnr^ «. &c. 3Tr- 
 fTT/. ^^IT m. T^r/. f^T\q m. ^^^r]f f^J. f^^ f 
 m^^W^f. ^^TR'ft/ f^^^ n. 
 
 D. with sweetmeats, &c. of a company. f^TJ'^rjf 
 Presents on d. f^j^/. f^^ f. ^^^fff/. ^srm^l/. 
 
 2 — «(?/■. ^T^^?i. q-RH J^T^nTra. +l'cH ^^«. ^ ^^X^n. &c. 
 
 -MiHi^fl/. ?:^/ ?;?q-fl?f/. Frfnfr or ?t^^/. ^^ZW-7ff.3ZW-^f. 
 
 Dismissed,;), v. V. 1. ffjfrT 1^r^?7T, &c. f^rTT, f^r^fl^ri, sfT^w. 
 
 2 q-R^ ?5T5IH?rr, ^FTSH i^?'^?7T, &c. 5IT?rTq>, FrJltT or H ^ ' f l f , 
 
 ^J'^, 3TftTspR>?'?. 
 
 To be d. ^{^n. pi. ^S\ in. con. 
 To Dismount, t: a. ^rKii)', Jfn^ot, TTS^, ^^pft' snTTrdf-^iif, 
 To DisMouKT, V. 11. alight. ^cTtSt, ^\fA ir^, JETrSi", aT^RTf 
 
 Disobedience, m. 3TrfTT'TT«i. 3Tr^j5^'«- arr^^q^ «. 3Tm- 
 
 Disobedient, a. ;^^'fliulKI,;^+.HHii-qT, ^^fT rfrS'TT, ^^- 
 Jf^, 'JKHI^'M, 3WTH3T^, SiT^TI?'^^, aTTfTTf^TFft, 3TT^r- 
 
 To Disobet, v. a. 3TriTT/-;f f^'»-&c- 'TlS'Jr-rfrS^f, aTTfTTHn 
 
 OT.-3TTfrTE5'^'».-3TT#Ts5?T=T«.-&c. SR^r. 
 2^0 DisOBLiaE, V. a. of end by unkindness. 3TH'T^piTTq'-3T?iq^ 
 
 -3TJT+,K^KI-&c. 3T^Hq-VTT^^T-&c. ^uf, HT^/. KTSOI' 
 
 -^^^oty. o/o. 
 Disobliging, p. a. t. Y. ar^T^FPl", f^^^lft, ^TH^sff^^, "H^T- 
 
 ^R5ft?5, g-q-JFK^T^, 3^^R^i5, >d4+i<r=ii^-;--r. 
 DisoEDEE, w. (of things, ati'airs, &e.). v. Confusion. aTs^fcT- 
 . F<TT/ qr^H^/. S^^TTPR: orT^^m^'a/.TraT^w. ^^- 
 
 S/. Sf%iM4></- l"?^;^/. m^TS/. £^?^JTw. 55ff?T5pjT?)J. 
 
 f. sfxTil^/. qrw/. "piTtT/. ^<P3t/. q^?«. 
 
 2 disturbance, commotion, v. Tumult. TS^tj y. «J5T55 
 or 5ft/. n?!*?^/. 
 
 3 derangement of health, t. Sickness. ■RrHTot. Rl^ihfd/. 
 
 D. of the stomach or bowels from indigestion. S!5f 
 
 f^nFTTOT. arvTfsr^rfFf/. 
 
 4 a A,, a disease, malady, ailment. Tmtn. ■^^FTTWJ. ?^DTn. 
 
 Dangerous d. fjwmts ^m.-|^atw..-^^TT»».-&c. 
 Disorders and diseases,-compreh. U»KT^/.
 
 DTS 
 
 21.5 
 
 Exacerbated or supervenient d. ( through error of 
 regimen). sjr^R:«. To be exacerbated, &c. — a d. «)M+-i!)'l. 
 Natural A.-disiinjuislicdfrom preternatural d.3TT(tn'». 
 5 (of mind). See Discomposuke. 
 To DisoitDEE, V. a. disarrange, derange discompose, v. To 
 CoxForND. f%«q^5jnT, 5^2^, iT'P?7?T'^, 3^^H^, ^■^^pr^, 
 3TS^^?'<Tr/.-g-?:5?TqTc5?: or :SF/A\'^\^/'^ f.-M\ rfH ^ f.-'^X\^J-' 
 &c. ^Rof y. ofo. 
 
 2 derange the licalth. fipFTTw.-f^frr/.-3^^5rm.-5q"4r/. 
 SET'if , «IT'?'^, W\'n. ^■f'T^ ^PTTT. 
 
 3 j'u/i'/e, disturb. See To Discompose. 
 
 BlSOIiDEEED, /). Y. V. 1. fq-?r^rJ%?5T, &C. r?^^5ft?r, 3To^^- 
 
 2 ill, ailing, v. Sick. l^iJITt^, pIOTHpft, 3TT^rCt, f^'^RT', 
 DisOKDEELiXEss, 7«. V. A. 1. and DisoRDEK. ST«T=rf^'<T<TT^r 
 
 ?". ■?Tqf|Vr'JTT»n. &c. sTsqqr^r/. ■+.M<if|rq«. q^H^lfq^r/. 
 
 IllsOEDERLY, a. disordered^ confused, immctliodiccd.^ i^'c. arsq- 
 
 ^If^-'^'^- ^f5TT^^,f^=^^, *i^,^R^f^ft^, '<^f^m^=qT, 
 
 ^qqs^ft^T, &e. 
 
 2 — of persons, &e. irt?, T^Toff o>' nqTcoTT, TI^s; or Hfif- 
 
 D. family or circle. dHiM<l j-tf ??. 
 
 3 lawless, Sfc. v. Licentious. 3tRi>s, ^f^T^j^^trTifT'S, ifi- 
 
 •ft, ^, s'TT, qr^mr. 
 
 X)isOr,iiERr.T, adv. v. A. 1. immetliodically. 3T5qtR'*T^, 3T- 
 
 2 contrarily to good order. "Vfrr'?,"'H<^^l^,"^7'TriTR. 
 ff'o Disorganize, «. a. v. To Disorder. 5fi^qqT'<TT/.->fcc. ^- 
 
 Ttjf g. of 0. 3T5qqf^4Trr-&c. ^^, r^FTT/. Hreat, y. o/ o. 
 Q:o Disown, v. a v. To DE^•Y. qi+xj.^ ^JTrw-^trf, Hl+Kui', ^r 
 
 J^ijf, 3T^t^TT w.-3T?i'fr^T^ )».-'&e. W-X^ g. of o. 
 Disowned, p. v. V. STT^PTT???^, &c. ar^^ft^n, ^^'fW^. 
 Disowning, n. v. V. — act. ^l+'Kur ?;. 3T?ft^R//i.'iT?tifT^?;?«. 
 iTo Disparage, «. «. depreciate, undervalue, ^'c. ^W-3Tq^- 
 
 g. of 0. ^^^Torr ?«.-3"'JtT'TT m. 3TT'JT3r, frR^^Rur, f^urcfdr 
 or f^unq'Jf, "m'Mni/.-&e. ^?5^ ^^TT ^^q'Jf y. o/'o. 
 
 Disparagement. See Disgeace. 
 
 Disparity, n. t. Diffeeence. ?r"FT?rr/. %T?«. 5^^rfg^^ «. 
 
 iTo Dispart. See To Separate. 
 DisPASSiON, n. Y. Quietism. ?tjt »«. ^ffn/. 
 Dispassionate, a. calm, impartial, — of persons. ?Tf^, '45, 
 
 f^HT, f^T^, 3^RffH', f^i^mr^r. 
 
 2— of proceedings, &c. ^flHT^T, ?T'TH=qT,f^isq?74Ml'.^T. 
 Dispassionately, adv. \.A. ^Tf^TT'TJ^, '^I^IRT, f^T'ST^^TIrtTH. 
 Dispatch. See. Despatch. 
 To Dispel, v. a. disperse, Sfc. ^35r^, '^p.ejui, esflCTr, qo^sinf, 
 
 'Piq^f^T'if, f^^^^trr, fsr^l^r?:/. ^"^ g. tfo. itrnqr^f^T ?5Rf5ir. 
 Dispelled, p. \. V. 35^r!rJT, ^=r3%?;T, &c. 
 
 Dispensation, n. r. V. l.-act. ^iz^n. qROi'Y/. ^iK'^n. 
 
 I. dealing of God ivith his creatures. JTsjctrRT ^'^RT^ %^- 
 
 Eq5rF'<Tr/. 
 
 II. license to do wliaf is forlidden or to omit what is com- 
 manded. f^fefHTq^". f^f^T^fq?/. 5TT<pt/. irffTSf^^r m. 
 
 To Dispense, v. a. deed out, distribute. \. To Divide. qpr'Jr, 
 q-fjoff /.-qiS7«.-&c W.X^ g. of 0. [OT, ^Tuf. 
 
 2 ( laws, justice, &c.) administer, apphj. cTf^=rR^, ^TRq- 
 
 3 witli; Jfa/i'c, y/re up, S)C. ^rsijf, ^T^in, ITPP ^FTof, THPt 
 /.-^iTT/-g?^T/.-&e. JRuf-^OT, ^^r '^'JT^T. 
 
 I can dispense with it (can do without i7.Jcq|cjiq?i ?^- 
 
 sqRrfr. ^ ^?t55 ?rft qT?ic7. 
 
 To Dispeople. See To Depopulate. 
 
 DisPEPSY. See Indigestion. 
 
 To Disperse, v. a. dissipate, v. To Scatter. 3^qa]-, t'-^ot, 
 "pf^f^'Jr, TT^'Tf or iTT^Dt, ifre'jf, qi^qaf , ^qS^T, T^^roT, 
 ^f^JI f^5 ^^, ^TRlV ^'^"^i TRRTT'Z^at, 'Ff'^ir'Pi^/.- 
 3igTTS^.-&C. ^tR^ 5'. o/ 0. qr^/. rTT^of y. r/ o. 
 2 diffuse. See To Speead. 
 
 To DiSPEESE, I', n. le scattered. "pfspSr, qfiriit, f^^^Jin, f3Tq;% 
 fH^S ^JTTi^-froT, qURW/. ^'Z. |'raT y. of s. X\^V^^ ^TW, 
 
 DispEESED, ;?. v.V.A.i.3T5f^r, 'Ff^5r%^r, &c.q^q?T,ftrnT=>r. 
 
 DisPEESEDLY, adv. S"rr^?t:,rr:^T^^T, rft^r^TT. 
 
 DisPFESiON, «. Y.V. X.l.^act. ^z^n. qjf^^atK. kc— slate. 
 
 T. V. N. qjf^ijf ?i. qfijiif n. &c. q-ficrff/. 
 General d. TfiTRfT or ift/. 
 To Dispirit, n. a. dishearten, depress, deject. 'H^n.-f^'-Hrif- 
 
 crrq-m. 2)1. ^TS^ g. of o. 3^HT^Hq»i.-"trqHiTm.-K^JTnw.- 
 
 ^qHqm.-;37^Tf51T?T m..&c. ^fR^y. ofo. l^^uli /. wi.-TR- 
 
 Hrs M./. ^^ y. n/o. ?f% ?«.yZ. 5te q;^ y. of o. 3^m- 
 
 %5T-%f^-H^rr-ctc. ^P^ijf, H'M, 'ftl'jf. 
 Dispirited,^. Y. V. JT^ iTrj^rTT, &c. g^^RT, ^rat, ipTR, 
 
 n^T??iT^, fqq^rcHTf , HTrrrRT^, f?T'=:?Br^, Jf-STf^rr^, jt^, 
 srfe;^, JT?fr^?r, IV'^tot, 3?^^^, ft^rq^nr, a^;ni^g<^. 
 
 DisPiEiTEE, n. Dispieiting.^. a. Y. V. ^^ mS'TTTT, itc. JT?f 
 
 H^-T, 3^^T^?lTi!T^-^R^-&c. 
 Dispiriting, n. y.Y. — «e^ 3^^ ^^ n. jt^T Jitf^«.ic. f^''- 
 K\tm.f. qrqTTTi w./. ^^ht?"*./. irq'rHqw. ^f?fTfHq w. 
 
 To Displace, v. a. remove from its place. r<T^»i. m^,Z^ g.of 
 0. r-c^v^i-F^in.-r^T^Ar^ n. ;ft^ y. 0/ 0. r<.TRr>J'S-r<TH=^?I- 
 
 r'^F;v!'z-&c. !?R^. 
 
 2 derange.^ SfC. See To Confese. 3 See To Dismiss. 
 To Display, v. a. crhihit, set forth, y. To Manifest. To 
 Snow. TT^quf, sr^^M.-5TM5/--&c. <pwy. o/o. ^:ra- 
 
 ^^z-^f^^■&c. ^pt^, qr^T ^pr^^r. 
 
 2 unfold, expand. See To Speead. 
 Display, Dispiating, li. v.V. l.—act. ST?;s'Jt«. ifl? ^T^«.
 
 Dre 
 
 I. iiiipotimj arraij, v. Snow. 3TT«T "i- 3TRRT m. VR »»• 
 
 ■<r7JiR m. if^r^ M. qrr^Hi. smr^ or rjr-XHf. ^nt^ «• 
 To make an imposing d. srr<T «. HMr=tui-=rr?f5r''f. 
 DisPLE-isAST. Seo D1SAGKEEABI.E. 
 To Disi'LEASE, f. a- V. To Offixd. 5Tn5^-^"Tr-3THH^-^- 
 
 &c. qfTOI, ^^^, ^K^f. ^t^ot ^. r)/ o. 
 Displeased, ;j. v. V. ?rTTj?T %3^, Ac. ?ITg^, ?T"TT, 5?nT, 
 
 '^^^ ^ft, t^jft^, ^HTPT, 3T7^5r, aro^, "Jirg^T, "^trgsift, 
 
 Disfleaskh, n. Disri-EAsixo.jn. (J. t.V. a«6? Disagheeable. 
 Disri.EAsvBE, 71. iUsileaseJness, v. OrPEKCE.^THT^/^Rft 
 
 ?;<TT/. 3?sm5r?TT/. 
 
 To Pisi'LODE, &c. See To Explode, &e. 
 
 To Displume. See To Plvck. 
 
 DispOBT. To Disport, See Plat. To Plat. 
 
 To DisPOET, V. a. See To Amuse. 
 
 Disposable, a. v. V. 1. Htsr!Tr^-^mT-&c. S'T^^T^Pi'K. 
 
 Disposal, n. act of disposing. See Disposition. 2 j'oicer or 
 right of disposing, arranging, <j-c. ^m. ^TrfT/. aTTflT /• 
 ^^m. H5H. arf'^Rm. fHq=5tOTT/. f^^^n. qTsr^TT- 
 
 To DI^POsE, V. a. arrange, set, lay ordcrli/. Ht^^, ^riTRof, 
 
 ->tc. ^^ y. ofo. 
 
 2 frame the mind or will^ incline. JT?r sroSferof-SSff^-rTT- 
 ^fjrot--+.rir<4ui-&c. g. ofo. JT^fTHT 5n:p?«.-q^»!.-3fre'/.-&c. 
 
 ^'JTy. ofo. sT^^R^ijr, f5?TT«. ?rRafy. q/'o.snfTffjrjf, ^^^- 
 
 ij of; npjjli/ to a particular purpose. \. To Applt, To 
 
 T-'.-E. ^rr^or^ -+.inm-cn>?T-&c. 7^j^^^izf^ry\f-^f^-^j7:f.- 
 
 ^['\M\'\m.-&c. ^FT^ g. ofo. "TR/ SFTot-^RiJr y. of 0. 
 
 4 of; 2;fl(< with, S{c. v. To Sell, tj^^ ?rr^ or ?T5!;tif, ^- 
 
 5 of; settle, finish, clear off. \^%\^m. ^^ g of 0. 3T^, 
 
 ?T^wi. ST^'ir, 5rR/.-5if;R'4jr/. ^^-^ra-ot^. ofo. 
 Disposed,/). t.V. 1. JTri%;^T, r5)i=;=^,&c. tI^ft, f^^f^Ff , ^fj-. 
 f^TH, S'nrF<TTf*I?T, •'A^ R:<Trr, 3^?^T7^, f^T^q-TFT, ar^'^frT, ^- 
 
 To fetl (1. Hi«54rii /.-TT^fpi^rw. ?r^-q'iTijf-7OT. 
 
 3 ^TjMSIt, &c. 
 
 To be (1. of. A?\'A\f.^^ ^T^y: ^iTjory. o/«. 
 
 4 rr^ ^T^^,^3:^ ^r -Vr-ia i, &c. 
 
 To be d. fqq^ »!.-qfToiiTTffe..^;rH; m.-&e. |m y. 0/ s. 
 Dispos er. «. t . T. 1. htitiittt, t^otht, &c. eft^JT^, BiprexrT- 
 
 DisiOii.sG; DisrosiTios, Disposal, n. y. V. 1.— ac^ Hil- 
 
 216 DIS 
 
 "&TH. ^of «. qT^Tofw. &e. JltS^/. lTr50T=?7/. HtST^T^/. Kt- 
 STJTR5!/. Rf^m. ^^T/. r^spjfT/. '"=^ot^/. 'flin^/. 'JUn- 
 
 cftift/. iftnnTjft/. vTtqrTDT^/. etr^T^irPT^ n. f^fHq^R)«. ^- 
 
 H'M\»m. f^p^TT^wi. sfffTf^'^TT^r «• 3T^qPT«.— ^^a/e. t^sf- 
 Price or cost of d. t^JJIT^cZ/. V^ f [n. 
 
 2— ad. ^^ ^7.f^vl\n.^vr,\n\n.k.':.~l.tate. ^m^^w f.^v^^^ 
 
 3— act. irf^tTR ^^"^ n^TR ^of ?«. =rTT?!;r5faf ?». Wr^fm tn. 
 4 — orf. ^6t n. dlotuj w. &c. 
 
 I. disposedness of nature, v. Natuhe, Tesdekct. KTHTtT 
 
 TRpsft <S:e. ). 
 
 II. ( of niiud or will ) temper, ^-c. ^TT^T m. si^frf/. ^- 
 
 D. and temper. ^ft^f^TFn'jf n. 
 
 Evil d. 3T«5TI=r «!. 
 
 Good d. ^rs^ ?«. ift^ «. 
 
 Happy d. g%J^HT^ m. ^HP7f%/. 
 
 Of au evil d. I'.^ft^, 5:'?I'TR. 
 
 Of a good d. §^ft?5, ^flrSSTPT 2)0/). ^ftrJ=rH, ^ftFSr^fT. 
 
 III. method, v. Obdee. jprf »«. gTg-:prr «^. qq-fq- «j. 
 To Dispossess. See To Depeive. 
 Dispeaise, To DisPEAisE. See Blame, To Blame. 
 DisPEOOF, n.confuiation. ^5?f n. 3T?fT=R'<TNT n. ar^JTruq- 
 
 DiSPEOPOETiON, n. want of proportion, disparity. rl'PT'J^jf. 
 
 f^^'l^quil m. s^rf'-^^HTq' w. 3TOFq ». ^TJ^TTR »i. Sf- 
 
 TTof^r^rq n. sfHm^^q w. fsT'TO^rq «t. 
 DisPEoroKTiONAL, DispEoroETiONATE, a. V. N. fJTJfrs, f^- 
 
 To DisPEOvE, «. rt. confute, Sfc. #5T-?5?^-&c. ^FT^-^F^CT'- 
 
 ^ra^iir, ^i%TiTT m.-^TJif /.-&c. arm^, 53pt m.-3t^t^- 
 
 ^^TTT^TM. ^^ y- 0/ 0. 
 Disputable, a. v. V. A. =0"^ ^^l-MMMII, rf^FTTft, rT+<Kl^I, 
 
 &C. f5Tsrf?fq?T, iir4i<--A|i(, 3TT?ir3-q', ferrsn^, sf r^qpq, fwr- 
 
 Disputation, n. v. V. N. 1. — act. sfT^ to. f^TSfT^ m. ^V^f<\' 
 ^\Z. m. 5rF55 n. \^^J^ m. T^ST^tST «. 
 D.-elub. qT^^fSfT 3i;|T w. 
 D.-rooms. ^T^T 3T^ »«. 
 
 Testimonial awarded at disputations of pre-eminence. 
 arr^riM^ n. 
 Disputatious, Dibputatite, a. v. V. N. 1. ^]^r^,llin\-^^\^r\. 
 
 TRr^rr, arf^^qr^, f^rai^, ^rr^, ^tt^th, f^rsr^saf, ^tt^t, 
 ^^^ft?7, ^n^iT^ir, sTT^ra^, ^Tfs, qnift fqfq^^ ?r^ ^^- 
 
 Perversely d. ^Tolcrr^, 
 Disputatiousness, w. t. A. ^it^+^uvi^T^TT^f w?. STT^f^/. 
 
 ^T^^f^/. sfT^irnrtrq- n. 
 IV Dispute, v. n. contend in argument, v. To Abque. ^w.
 
 DI3 : 
 
 To d. vehemently. tTFTT^5: RTT^^T «n^ »•• ?rtnoT. 
 2 strive, contend, t. To Fight, To Quakuel. >Ti5^, ^- 
 ^5TT «J.-->TfSUl W.-&C. ^F^raf. 
 To Dispute, «;. o. controvert, contest, call in question. stT^ot. 
 
 -h+.<k/. ^^-^t^ y. o/o. T^rfiT/. ^Ttn^T, 3TT^7 »j.-^t- 
 
 ^,/:--lTFFf?TT/.-^?TT/-&c. irof if/V/; JT?! o/o. srfnT^ m.- 
 f^TKJT?^ »i.-&c. ^5t-q^^at, 5175 «(.-finrr^ ?«.-^STf?rTfff /- 
 
 7 ?».-cte. spTJf g. of 0. 
 Dispute, Disputiisg, n. v. V. N. 1. and Dispotation. JTT- 
 
 Ohstiuate & perverse d. ^^eTfc^wt. 
 
 To bo under d. sfT^ ot. =5fF5ot y. oj s. 
 
 That is beyond d. fj^f^gr^. 
 2 Hfs^ «. ^^"^ m. 5rq5T ot. 5ff^ n. FT^RTT/. 
 
 Take a loss but settle the d. ^ itr 5Pi?T ^. 
 I. disputed matter, ^^r WJ. ^?:?^ «. 
 
 Confused A. HRiTS/. f^^n?/. 
 Disputed,;;, v. V. A. tll^Hl, ?T^RTfl^T, ^TT^???, ^R^, 
 
 Disputer, Disputaxt, «. v. Y. N. 1. qr^^RWrn', «<^4itj| , 
 
 Disqualification, «. v.Y. — act. ar^TRT ^Ti^f n. &c. — iiafe. 
 
 Hlr^N+n/- 3T%Tq7rT/. 3T?THrrr/. 
 
 I. tltat wJiicJi disqualifies. ^\^\^^ 3H|U|U|1<1 nrj/. aT'TT- 
 
 Disqualified, /J. t.V. 3T^fRT%^?JT, &c.?rirf|i|+,3T^?T, 3T- 
 To Disqualify, v. a. mal-e vnfit. 3T%^-3T^iT-frMPT^-&c. 
 
 ^R^, 31'MI'i|dT/.-&e. 3TTTm. 
 Disquiet, Disquietude. See Discomposube. 
 To Disquiet. See To Discompose. 
 Disquisition. See Discouese, Teeatise. 
 Diseegaed, Diseeqaedixg, n. v. Contempt. aq^jHR m. SR"- 
 
 ar^fTT/. 3T^fTT?r «. arsT'Fr^ «. 3T^tJT?rT/. 3Tq-JTf?r/. 
 To Diseegaed, v. a. slight, neglect, v. To Contemn. a r ^H M- 
 of, 3T-HHMui, 3TqTTT?T'Ji-, 3T^Tr^T'Jf,3T5|T>?f,375rT'JT^,g^?T-, 
 of, ^J^pm, OT?^r/--3T5|T wj.-ar^iTTq- m.-&c. ^ijf y. o/o. 
 
 DiSEEOAEDED, p. T.y. 3T=)MR%BT, &C. 3T'-JHlPlr|, 3T^mfT?r, 
 
 ar^TpjpT, g^qf?7?i, 3T^'^f?7iT, arcffrm, 3T=7iyT,3i5m?f. 
 
 DiSEEGAEDER, M. DiSEEGAEDFUL, «. V. V. aTtTHR'TlTT, &e. 
 
 DisEELisH, »i. V. Dislike. ar^RS/. 3Tfi%/. f^^^t/. 
 
 To DisEELjsn, V. a. V. To Dislike. ;Tr5r5?n'-&c. 3T^'jf-^rH:of 
 
 in. con. ^qT/.-^ifrf^r/.-'S.c. 3T^ y. o/o. ^ in. con. 
 Diseeputable, a. mean, dirty, Sfc. v. Low, BlaCkguaedit. 
 
 f^^, ;^WT, STq-rdfyH, 3Tsrf?I%=5^, ar^T'lTf^, 3T?f>-q-^ jfTHTT, 
 
 2 causing disrepute, T. Disgraceful. ^^JTrf^H?;, I^frqg:^ ^- 
 
 ^aW, 3Tf5(JTr. 
 Disrepute, »^. ^«s or icant of reputation, disestecm,discredit. 
 
 M7 
 
 DTS 
 
 ^nTr?T/. m. ^u^^^mf.^^_^\^ n.^z^^\^\ f.■i^^1^^^ m.-!i{^^\- 
 f^f. 3=PT^^T 7>. 3T!Tf?i'?T/. f^^r TRW. ^^]tf. ^rmr/. 
 
 Disbespect, M. disestccm, v. Co.vtkmi't. 'iTTRPTm. '*r^T5^«J. 
 
 aiH-wf^Jl/. 3T?frFR m. 3T^;ttPT wi. 'fl'iHi'1 >n. 'fl^^JTR^l/. 
 
 ar^fTT/. %'iTTift /. 
 Disrespectful, a. v. N. ar^HMHi, 'flRTRT^lT, ';iT^'7'r^:, 
 
 &e. 3T5nTpfr, 3TTJTPr-3T;TTTr-&c. ^TT^-^rft. 
 Disrespectfully, ai/y.v.N. aTH^TT^ ^F^TT, anrm^^, 37^5^: 
 
 -&c. ^P^TT, 3THT^-&c. "T^^. 
 To Disrobe. See To Steip. 
 Disruption. See Beeakino, Breach. 
 Dissatisfaction, n. discontent. aTHfff/. 3THiTT'tTT5T «• 'rt7?T- 
 
 Dissatisfactory, See Unsatisfactory. 
 
 Dissatisfied, a. v. Discontented, srft'?, 3T^rfpft, '^3'?i 
 
 To Dissect, v. a. anatomize. (qFTw- ) "FrS^i-^T^,^^!;^^^ 
 
 m.-&c. +<u|. 
 
 2 See To Analize. 
 Dissection, n. v. V. 1.— ac^ "prjw m. ^PRot ?;. ^i^psT^if^ m. 
 
 2 See Analysis. 
 Dissector, n. v. V. 1. '^FTTST^'niTT-^PROTRT, ^T^^^^^. 
 To Disseize, v. a. dispossess icrongfully. aP^TT^TTH ^T^EJ-Tf^- 
 
 rr-&c. sjTcuf, 3T^^^rnn^ ^T^^J.^x^ q^-^rrfr^ft ^f^g.of o. 
 
 To Dissemble, v. a. hide under fahe appearance. t.To Con- 
 ceal. ?5Wif, U'TRot, ^'rSt, Tfq'^'Tr «. qr?!^. 
 
 To Dissemble, v. n. act hypocritically, ^^y^ m.-^i^ pop. 
 jft^ M.-fHfJTTT M.-^7 JJ.-mR «.-&c. ^Rnj, #rn «. ^n^T^f'fl'. 
 
 Dissembler, n. v. Hypocrite. fJra'^K, %^tnft, ^J^^'ft, ^J- 
 
 Dissemblingly, a(Zy. aT|TtiTI+fc.H, fk^ pop. 3fllT^r^7T,iS:c.^f:q'- 
 
 To Disseminate, v. a. v. To Spread. "TOT^, !T?R»i.-!T?rK m. 
 
 -q^R m.-iTff^/. ^^ot y. o/ 0. 't?^, sf^-ST^lRd-Ac. 
 
 Disseminated, ;;. v. V. "T^T^;^, kc. sf^, iHlRH. 
 Dissemination, n. v. V. — act. <T?i^crr »i. &c. ST^TTm.M^KUlw. 
 Dissension, n. contention, discord, v. Disageeement. gsc^ 
 
 Domestic or intestine d. +^i)+,ri^ »n. qT"^/. "J^^^ 
 «j. STT>T^ t?». 
 
 To foment or feed d. arpfpT ^^ n. addui. 
 
 To sow d. am/. "TRT?5f, ^T'ft/. ^T^'jf or rTFTCTr^ if. 
 
 To Dissent, v. n. disagree in opinion, ri<M I'-M -aTM i '^ -aT?f- 
 "T?T-1V«'TTrr-&c. ar^oT, aT^»^qf?r/.-3T^'^^FTT TO.-&e. :jRW 
 
 ow(Z ar^'if 2f»<^t y. of s. fw\^x M.-JTrfir^ m. ar^or y. o/" *. 
 
 2 differ from an estahlishcd church. ^^Rr% ^^.THFTrTf 
 
 q'lrm 3TJTT^ ar^'if. 
 Dissent, n. v. Y. 1. ar^T^R m. ar^t^FTT w. aTtinTTT «. 
 
 aTHi^fH/. f5T^"T?r n. FfHH^ ?». imf^R ?!. 
 
 2 ?T<'+KH rani^F^T q^W aTJTFq' ST^'Jt ?!. 
 Dissenter, n. Dissentient, a. v. Y. 1. 5TI+.^r5, ^<HI<-qf,"?r'
 
 DI3 
 
 2 IS 
 
 DIS 
 
 
 DissEBTATiox, «. discourse. M<^ m. ^:^^ n. f^'A m. snT^TOT. 
 
 Tu Disserve. Sco To IlrnT. 
 
 DissEBViCE, n. ill turn, injury. 3TT^FR ««• 3T^T?jfrr/. 2frf|- 
 
 H «. ^rf^i /. 
 To Dissever. See To Sevek. 
 DissiDEST. See Dissestiest. 
 
 DiSSIMILAB, a. V. UXLIKE. 3?^?!, STg?^ 
 
 DissiMiLAniTr, n. v. A. ar^ETT^iT w. ar^^^Trrr/. 3T?rp^ w. 
 DissiMUL.vTiox, DissKsicLiKo, M. V. V. o«(i Htpoceist. 
 
 'm-^M in. 5r=^^^ mttj^ n. 
 
 To Dissipate, v. a. disperse, v. To Scatteh. J^sfijf, g'q^or, 
 
 2 See To Squaxdeh. 
 To Dissipate, v. n. 3T'jf , *i+5i, f^r^iuf o>' f^^?r ^^. 
 Dissipated, a. v. Loose. — of persons. sq^T^, sj^s, 5=^- 
 
 2— of life, conduct, &c. q^^^it^, ^<N<uimi, vrW^^- 
 
 DissiPATiOM, ». (Z(sso7i/<c, irregular coiirse of life. ^:(^$^\f. 
 iltq «i. dlN<«I n. MWMM in. 11%/. TTTJ^^ m. 
 
 DissocLvBiLiTT, 11. V. A. (( +iji+TJm "n I m. &c. Km?rr^ ^TM 
 
 /. HliI'HMI +>-|ci| OT. 
 Dissociable, Dissocial, a. v. MiSAJfTnuopic. t^?;^, <^- 
 t.-i-+lsi, '^^firs, HmjF 'Miuqi, ^fHT^^nriT. 
 
 2o Dissociate. Sec To Sep abate. 
 
 Dissoluble, a </(o< may he melted, [tj h ■icjTq-r-=5rr-^^T-&c. 
 
 Dissolubility, n. v. A. ^T^qc^r ». ^tm|?rr/. ^^ft^^T- 
 
 "mr/. 
 Dissolute, «. licentious, v. Loose. — of persons. «r^3, 
 
 j^, S^TT, iR:nt, ^T^R, 5iT?p:ft, |s^?f?ft, HfJT^qrrt, JTr^TT- 
 
 A d. or dissipated fellow. =€r>ft to. ^spflf Hift w. 
 2— conduct, &c. 5r#7hTT, |=4*f-HNI, ^ ^K l ^ l, &c. 
 
 Dissoluteness, n. \. A. 5r%^ /. jsqr^r^ w. it^n 
 
 "STTT M. I^T^TT «J. flf?T/. W^^Tlf / W^fnft/. 
 Dl -SOLUTION, M. T. V. A. 1.— OC^. fq-goTfcrJi W. f%^^^ M. 
 
 2— act. iTt5iJr n. fTT^dif «. &c. HI m. *r^ w. — State. f«t- 
 
 ^ m. ^^T m. ^^sJH?^ n. 
 
 r. -nc<. irrs^ n. f^^ n. 
 
 \. V. X. 1. f^R^iaf «. fvrqrijf n. XM^ n. 
 
 2 JTTd^/. 3prT=Tj/. -gr/..^ ,„. cpT^tp^/ Jt^ m.^RSW. 
 
 I. See Death. 
 Dissolvable. See Dissoluble. 
 Xo Dissolve, v. a. Uiuejy, t. To IVIelt. f^^^M, f^^, 
 
 HTCT- 
 
 25r wi.-TH ?«. ^PTof y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 disunite, separate, take to pieces, ^'c. V. To Break. 
 
 *fr5"JT, HTS'jf, 't^rq' w.-JTi WJ.-&C <fi?ar y. ofo. fir^ m. 
 
 'TT5ar-^?;'Jt y. of o. cjwq^ W8. pi. f^na; ^J^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 3 ( an assembly, &c. ) v. To Dismiss. Hrsiif, iR^TF 
 JR'if, f^H^'^T ?». ^^ 5'. o/o. 
 
 4 See To Solve. 
 
 To Dissolve, v.n. v. To MELT.f^jz'if, f^T'T^, ^ wi.-^H -/).', 
 
 2 Jj-mA; up, he disbanded, v. To Break. g?:iff, J?:iJr, 9iT^- 
 OT, "Ff^ot, ^;i^, *FTw.-f^^T3w.-&c. ^6t y. of s. 
 Dissolvent, a. that has power to melt. ^T^PP, :?^-T?R^-Jfntl', 
 
 Dissoxance, Dissonant. See Discord, Discordant. 
 
 To Dissuade, v. a. divert by argument, exhortation, Sfc. ^^ 
 
 iT^ ?rt'TrT-^^5Tr^ ?Ttn?r-g^?T ^c^-&c. fpr^iif or it^».- 
 
 %f^f--f^'^nM^:'^i.^n.-&c. fqrr^DT g. of 0, ^VA'^^W. TT- 
 ^^?f».-f5^ff^/.-f^JrR0T«.-&c. w:^ g. ofo. fH^\T}rq\m^ 
 
 Dissuasion, n. v. V. f^^TTTT^^rm. f^T^lKUMf^^^m. TTT- 
 
 5f^%f?;?iM. " [f^'^':Tr4^. 
 
 Dissuasive, a. v. V. fH^TR^, f^'JKUItm^, f^T^rrciiTr^^TIffT^, 
 
 Dissyllabic, a. gT^^. 
 
 Dissyllable, n. ^?r^^T5^»!. f^T5R^s^)«. 
 
 Distaff, n. =^x^'^or ^f. n^Z]f. 
 
 To Distain, See To Stain. " 
 
 Distance, ii. space between. <TcfT?». Z^m. ^^m. F^f^TT /. 
 
 ST^rf^M. 3Trn:«. r|*Hrl/. atcTCTwJ. 3T?nT?5«. 
 
 2 remoteness, farness. wf^ff/. fT<TT/ ^^Tq""- f^^"^//!. 
 At a great d. FJf^rsT FTT^T, fff5I% ?Jm, |T% ^. 
 
 At or to a great d. ^\^, ^. [TT^'iJr. 
 
 To keep at a d. be or become cold towards. ^ siRof or 
 
 3 See Interval. 4 See Eespect. 5 See Eeserve. 
 
 To Distance, v. a. outstrip, leave behind. TTFT-Tr^^TFT ST^of 
 
 Distanced, 2^. v. V. TFf TT'^a^TT, 3i<i<rtrti, &c. 
 
 Distant, a. remote, far; — of time or space. ^, fJC^T, f^^, 
 
 ar^rtfr^, ^Tft'TrT, ^'<T.— in high degree. ?;r5f=sf?7;t^^ ?;t- 
 
 To be put oft' to ad. time. tTT^pff, ^rHoft^Tr-F^ranft^^f 
 
 2 V. Reserved. aH^loti^-m^TK^T, f^-^l^dl^K^HT, aTHToS- 
 
 3 remote in vieio, slight, faint, c^^p^, 3TrT, ?«r?T, l%f^, 
 Distaste, n. disrelish, v. Dislike. aTHTSTS/. f^^^ft /. 3T«r5^ 
 
 or 3T5rsof«. V. <TS,%, 3T?f^/. 3T^f^ /. 3T»-T5T/. 3TTfH/. 
 Distasteful, a. nauseous to the palate. 3T?^7, ar^'^'T, 3TF- 
 
 2 See Unpleasant. 
 
 DiSTASTEFULNESS, M. V. A. 1. 3H^T;44r1|/. 3T^=ITf^'?rrT /. &e. 
 
 Distemper, «. disease, malady, v. Disorder. f^^PRw. f^?i- 
 
 tn/. arrsTK^n. tmTO. 
 
 2 (of cattle) ^\^f. v. %, ff^ «. ■y. %, ^TTI^FTw.
 
 DIS 
 
 249 
 
 DIS 
 
 DlSTKMPEEED, a. V. DISEASED, DiSOEKEUED. o^fpTfT, ^TT- 
 
 To Distend, v. a. stretch out, e.vfcnJ, sw/ll, \. To Stretch. 
 
 'g'Nuj, j^srof, ^it^tSt, f^^of ^w, JTT'JroT, ?roTFriifr?r-?T5fRt- 
 
 To be distended. rrT?r?:i^ intens. FT^prnf, F^nriif , rruTrrariff, 
 To Distend, «. ?j. jToj-^ ^^"Jf, ^rraoT, f^'rftDf ftiJI. 
 Distension, n. v. V. A. — act. r{^^S[n.-stale. ^'iV-lm. n\^m. 
 V. %. ^VlM. V. %. rr;Tf?5Tcrrr>«. ?R^^?fTnTrn». i-to. 
 
 D. of belly from flatus. n^TRT o»' J'TRr m. v. ^X with 
 
 DisTicUjM. couijlet. ^J^Tjm.'^J. 
 
 To Distil, v.a. (spirits, &c.). ■^^^^]^ ^FF^OT, ^q-PTw.-f^HT- 
 
 ?TJTrt.-i^'i+.l'HH»i.-&c. -^,1^ t/.ojo. 3T^wj. WA^. 
 
 2 See To Dkop. 
 To Distil, v. n./all in drops, v. To Drop. Z^t^, fz'^WM. 
 Distillation, Distilling, «. v. V. A. 1. 'H^^^fA'TA^'^n. 
 
 DisTiLLEH, «. V. V. A. 1. JTcf ^FTS'^rRr, ^^R, ^5:trr, w'-cr^- 
 
 ^Frrf, -sra^re, T?T^PR, ^Tffl^. [ ^ n. 
 
 Distillery, n. ^^^^\^ 'Tfr/. "^^ m. V^Wn. -f^W^^V^VW- 
 DiSTiNCT, a. other, v. DirrEEENT. fH^T^r, %n^, ^7T, pT^, 
 
 2 disjuiu t, not conjunct, v. Sepakate. Ptt^T, tl^r, ^- 
 
 3 plain, conspicuous, v. Clear. ^TT"?), ^T2, sifTp, ^s^T^. 
 Distinction, DiSTiNauisniNG,«.v. V. 1. — act. H^ TT^iJlw. 
 
 ^S^^'R «. 
 
 2— acif. ir^iff «. &e. ^T^ wz. ^T^^T n. 3?^=:%^ w. Tf^^i-s^ w». 
 
 5^^3f^ OT. f'<T-;gt<iI n— state. s^TffrT/ 
 
 D. of own and other, ( relations, things, &c.) reyard 
 to meum et tuum. 3TW7T or i^'Jl HT^T in.^S^\^^ or ^^ ^- 
 T^f-'^?^ M.-^/.-JT?r M.-&e. 
 
 D. of persons. g-^?ft^-?rTiTr?5Tf%^T'7-7^R^-&c. ^f%/. 
 
 -5fi;/-jm W.-&C. 
 
 Non-d. of persons. ?T5f?rT*TRTr-3mPTT^T'miJr-&c. f - 
 
 f^/-5r#T «.-^?r w.-?y^T «.-HT5r »«.-ff5/.-^fj/.-&c. 
 
 I. diversity, v. Dippeeence. H^ ot.^ j». "p^^ «. fTRrTcq- 
 
 II. holding to he different. ^^^^^^^[^ w^.^^rTTR m. %^- 
 
 To treat without d. ^^ ^FRH ^f^OT, ^qJT iTTSrT 3?Tcr- 
 ^, ^ffif ^ STRT ijql ^RTjf-iTMof. 
 
 III. 7iote or mar/c distinguishing/. f^^fT m. 
 
 IV. eminence, superiority. jff%qurr »». ^T^cq" ?). f^\\^^ f. 
 
 Distinctive, n. //^a/' marks difference. ir?g5^-i^^f^-&c. 
 
 D. mark. fq'"5T'T^?T'Jr ?i. 
 Distinctly, a^y. v. A. 3. <Tn?: ?T?, K^^'ti^, ^'^. 
 Distinctness, n. v. A. 1. fTO%Tair w. %q56T'3TrM. fir^r^ n. 
 
 To DiSTiNQi-isu, v.a. note the difference of, discern,discriin- 
 inate. niTfT'^ n. TTf "jf-SsrSr-TT^at, ir? M.-fsf^t^ »«.-'^ ««. 
 
 -^^TftT^T n.-Sic. ^\\^-■^m^-^^\7^ 3TniT>jf, f5it^?r «.- 
 
 2 separate from, make distinct or particular. H^OT if. 
 ^ »«.-H^?r ?i.-3^q-=;#? w.-TiT^5^ OT.-o^nr^^^ ^"n y. o/o. 
 
 3 (one's self). iiT^fq" «.-qrft^^ n.-^n ».-^f5T ?J.-!ff^OT/.- 
 &c. fiToScrdf-^qT^ijf. 
 
 Distinguishable, a. v. Y. 1. f^lr^fT, f^TiU'^q', f^HI^^. 
 2 iixr, '^^^., MTq-nfrq", f^'^riq-. 
 
 DiSTINGVISUED,;?. V. V. 1. ?^;^?T<JT, 3?rf^T^?Tt7T, fq^f^^, 
 
 2 aT5rP:jj=5r, qfrf^sJvT, sq-q-f^^;??-, ?'<t-;e^, fsff^T'?, f^r'^ifr^. 
 
 3 eminent, cj-f. Jffqr^, ^TW^JTm, !TtTffg-?r, ?rmil%ff, FJ^iyf- 
 I DiSTiNCiuisHER, n. Distinguishing,^, a. v. V. I. fttth'^ 
 
 2 ir^ ^?:'jrnj, &c. ir^, 3?=?=?:^?;^, 7ft^;#^, 5=!t^#^^, 
 
 To Distort, v. a. v. To Twist. 5T?>jf, 5rf^r-=ra-f5J'?J?T-&c. 
 ^lif , frS; m. pi. \^_ [ qof. 
 
 2 ( a passage, meaning. ) v. To Weest. sjoE^of, <^T?H 
 Distorted, p. v.V.l. KTSSOT &c. ^oET remiss. g^J^?', f^f?^^, 
 
 To be or become d. frT^TOT or f?wr[^^, 
 
 2 iTojq'^OT, 3frf^ ^n^rST. 
 Distortion, n. v. V. 1. —act. 57?"^ «. ^J^^T VR^ n. &c. 
 
 — state. V. Contortions. ^^rT n. HTTT^ m. f^oJT »«. 
 To Distract, v. a. perple.v, Icioilder, v. To Confound, ^r- 
 
 5T7f5T>jf, if^Ri^, ns5f^<jf, ^itSMiui /.-^'4r /.-fm^/.- 
 '<:Tf^^/.-?rr'JTr?rM/.-&c. ^x^g. of. 0. 
 
 2 greatly disturl, or discompose, v. To Madden. '^-f%- 
 
 f?Ta"-&c. ^of, f^TrTf^gir OT.-fEfTTfir>^^T wt.- Nnf^ ^ m.- 
 
 5f5v;t^T wi.-&c. JRW y. 0/0. 
 
 3 divert from a point, draiufrom an olject. ftJl^T"^, "Pf^- 
 
 Distracted,^, v. V. 1. ^V^.^^^A., ^TRTT, f^H^, f^H H ^^ . 
 
 3 ftI??:qS53r, &c. 
 
 To be d. f^ m. n. 'pf^P^-'pf'EH^ g. of s. 
 DiSTEACiER, n. Distracting, ^J- »• v- V. 1. ^Mif^tJTTTT, 1- 
 
 Distraction, v. V. 1. — act. ^V^^^ n. &e. HluiMiui/. 'cfl'r- 
 
 ^mr'JT/. ^^R'iTT^/. f?r^?rr5/.— s/«fc. fr^fizf. mt^^f. 
 iTT^/. rrrpftr/. iiMiios/. «. %^-tt/. f?r!^m=p /.>it^- 
 
 ^ n. f=q^^^;^^ m.lf^rq- «. 
 
 2 and Madness. f^TlRv;jJT v>. f^ffTf^ij^T m. f^lrTf^^T";. 
 
 "^-^m m. 
 To DisTEAiN, V. a. seize for dclt, W.^^fT^J^ ^^A^, ^Pte tn.
 
 DIS 
 
 250 
 
 DIV 
 
 n.-ip«nT n. tTTT. 
 Distress, n. affliction, v. Trodble 5:^ n. |^ ?«• pi ^ m. 
 
 f^fl'T/ JpPnprtTT/. :F??!T(r/."|Tm^^?TT/. cte. 
 
 To bo Iq great il. artTT^ «». ^^, ^€f STM ot. q-irf. 
 2 iniierulle state, v. Wretcuedkess. ^ m.pl.-^^]^ 
 vi.pl. ^3:THW/- 5<^TT /. ^^TSJliTT /■ i^;. ^%=5ft/.'TT^'^ 
 
 :i slraitness of circtimslances, v. PovERxr. 3TS^rT/. ^- 
 
 5^/. x)UMU |/. rfTfifg:/ fJTTf^/. 3T5^DTj;/. sfrs/. 3fr- 
 
 To relieve cue's d. 'flS'^jF /• HrSW ^. 0/0. 
 
 4 fl.-/ of distraining. ^JJ^PT »»• 
 
 5 proper tij seized. ^»I^ «. 
 
 Jt> Distress, v. a. v. To Afflict. To TnouiiLE. f^l'jf, f?- 
 5^, %-^ n-^V ">. 2^^-^ J». 2)1. sof, ^5T^,'^(rn' Z.-'^- 
 ^"ri^/.- &c. ^^iJTy. o/o-"|TT'iT-&e. «PT%. 
 2 rediuc to Kant or vretchedness. ^M m. /i7.-^T3^ra 
 ill. y.-5^TT/.-^=5T^/.-rik'M*/.-373'5ruT/.-&c. ^Tijf y.0/0. 
 -j1ST)ofrrT-^T^TftrT-^^Fr-&c.Hl^ui-q'I^6f-3TT'JT"jf,^T5^'iT5Tijf. 
 
 Distressed, ^). v. A". 1. ^-.Jft. ^••f'^^, ^-Tifr, ^'Tt, ^^Pt, %■?, 
 
 2 'J^T^??T, 'fllT^trd, fnft^I^?:, ^?f, ^F^JIrT, STTTSiT, f^^- 
 
 To be il. arr^'il'iT. 
 Distressing,;), a. Distressfcl, o. t. V. 1. Imjuiki, &c. 
 %-W^, ^"jr^T ^'TT^, ^P?^i!rqT,1Jl"Tlrrm, 5:^?, |:?jf- 
 
 2 rTTi^Gil^i, ar^^uft^, gfr^^^t^, f^T?ft^, ^Bt^r, 
 
 DiSTREssiso, n. X. V. 1.— oc;'. Pr^iJi n. fTf?<if «. ^^'ir n. 
 &e. ?i?frT^ n. ^'.il+.J.oT n. 
 
 3 arr^fTipj-of «. ar^'JT jpTJf n. &c. 
 
 To Distribute, v. a. deal out, dispense, v. To Divide. ^- 
 
 n.Hi'imte/. =fT^ y. 0/0. ^ [q-gf. 
 
 To d. into classes, orders, &e. ei'tiHcjjf »i. pi. ^oi-sjt- 
 
 Distribution, n. v. v.— ac<. ^Rtjf n. ^\z^ zpt n. &c. ^K- 
 
 D. into classes, orders, ke. 5rnm?M^T'JT n. 
 
 I.— in logic, jn^rffw/. 
 Distributive, a. Jftpr ^^trt, Mi-mfl ^^iTRT, 
 District, n. circuit of author ity. =3;^.^,\ m. jt^BT ni. 
 
 2 division of country, v. County, q-m m. n^.jn. rfp^^ 
 
 »». fbi?^ m. 
 
 Throughout the districts. H ^ I ^I l P l ^ i q '. 
 To Distrust, v. a. be diffident of, v. To Doodt. 3Tf^»;rWM.- 
 
 -inT?q7T m. ^J^-zm., t^ /.-3Tnm/.-^3T^ m.-Sic. m^ 
 
 and with in. con. ^(^i^ g. of 0. 
 Distkust, n. dijidence, non-reliance, v. Doubt. -STrq-^^^ m. 
 
 t^f 3TTnTT/. ■aHMrM^ T m. w.^ m. 
 Distrusted, p. v. V. ^if^, 'itt^t%?t, -iTf5r=gf?f?T. 
 DiSlEUSXFUL, a. V. Susncious. -JTf^'arr^fr or g or ^^ ^. 
 
 2 ( of self ) See Diffident. 
 To Disturb, v. a. stir, move, Jitplace. ^r^T^, ^W^^^ 5^51- 
 ot, r<TPr4^ OT.-F<T?^»JifT 7«.-?'tTBr?R; «. ^^y. 0/0. 
 
 2 disquiet, S,-c. v. To Agitate, To Discompose. Tf^saf, 
 iT^altff, Tt^^, TcF.fR^, aTKr?'iT-$J5tT-sqxi-&e. ^P^T^." 
 
 3 impede, v. To Hinder. To Interrupt. ^T^PT/-'^ n. 
 
 Disturbance, Disturbikg, n. v. V. 1. — act. \V^A ^\ n. ^m- 
 sor n. &e. ?^'*TRW^T w. ?iT?^«r?T m. 
 
 2 amZ Discomposure. — ari ^7M n.w^^ n. &,c. — state. 
 
 3 See HiNDERAXCE, Interruption. 
 
 I. commotion, comhustion,\. Tumult, ^j^jf. qt?BTft/. 
 
 ^5; «. ^nr ?«. 
 
 Disunion, Disuniting, n. v. V. A.— acZ. %noJT ^FTW «. i^- 
 nf n. H^ ?«. ^q- n. f^^T^^Tir n.—state. fWT »». ^ m. 
 
 f^s^T wj. f^g^iTT/ 1Vr5«??Tr/. fn-H^n\f. 
 
 I. fig. of fiimilics. &e. f^f »»-H^/- "P^/. ^^ »»• %'T^'5n?; 
 
 To Disunite, v. a. v. To Separate. 5r'raT-f»T^-fHilciT-&c. 
 
 sp^^, H^% ^^-A m. Ht5"n-iTreot y. 0/0. %^ wj.-fsr^ftn «.- 
 
 f^rq^ ??j.-&c. ^,T^ g. of 0. 
 To Disunite, v. n. %it5IT-&c. ^of, f^^fFT ?n.-<tc. pif y. 0/*. 
 DisusAGE, Disuse, n. neglect of vsc. 'f\^7.^ n.'hjX\^^^ m. 
 
 STfR »i. OTT ( esp. in comp. as 3TMIVJ^, fl'sf^OT, ft- 
 
 f?r^, ETHF^rr, &c. ), ar^rpsr^ «. 
 
 Tl1.1t has not fallen into d. 3Tf%'<T^. 
 To fall into d. Tfj- 1^577, PTTn q^^, S-5!;>Jf. 
 To Disuse, v. a ^rffSTR /.-7I^^ OT.-sr5:oT re.-3T>=qRr m.-&c. 
 
 ^rS^t-JTrsq- y. 0/0. 3T?r»-"qTO"w!.-3T5?T^^wJ.-&e.;F!Tiry.f/o. 
 Disused, p. v. V. an;? Obsolete, xm^ ^r5%(=M", &c. 'STs^JT^^ 
 
 ^rftrT, 3TgTf?'<T!=r, ^. 
 Ditch, «. trench, ij'c. ^n; to. <'H<^4j m. ^qr^ n. 
 
 2 ?«oa<. ^r?^ wi. ^Tf / =^ «i. dim. =^f. Tfr^T./'. 
 Ditto. ?r^, ?r'<TT. 
 DiTTT. See Song. 
 Diuretic, w.a. medicine to provoke urine. ^^^^S\7M.^f^^'C(^ 
 
 n. r^^^f^^BrsT m. tf^^^^jj^ m. ^^r^^ 71. jf^q^nr'-T^ n. 
 Diuretic, a. v. N. ^^f^p^r^r, ^5^, ^^'7^, H^lf'-IK;^, ^^>^^r7. 
 Diurnal, a. quotidian, v. Daily. f?^^r^, ^RT^r. 
 
 2 belonging to the day. ■^^fTSTT,'^^, "I^T, 1%^T?T^. 
 D. motion ( of the earth )^^?i^H'irri/. 
 Divan, n. council-chamber, f^cjiui m. f^^OT^qr^T »«. 
 To Divaricate, v. n. fork, part into two. ^.^, |"Ff?T '"•-f- 
 
 HH OT.-&C. ^TOt y. 0/ s. 
 To Djvaeicate, v. a. divide into tivo. ^Hin^, ^TfT «.-|;<^ 
 
 /•-|'pr5/.-&c. q;^ g-of 0. 
 
 Divarication, n. v.V.N.^^iJf «.i|<pt^r m. ^5rp3E$ (?r g^%7». 
 To Dive, v. n. ^t\ f.-^^f.-W^^:^ f.-^V^f( f.^\T^. 
 2 go deep into a subject. mVM-5r^t''T-&c. ^tJf.
 
 DIV 
 
 251 
 
 DIV 
 
 Dive, Ditino, «. v. V. 5^/. ^^f. TM^fr/. f^tft/. 
 
 DivEB, n. V. V. 1. qr^I^^, 5^-&e. JTH^TTT. 
 
 I. — the bird. muN^-iIT m- 
 To DiVEEGE, V. n. extend or spread in different directions 
 
 from the same point. J^'Hi, M'H'^ui, <?>i^, "?>f^i5'Jf. 
 
 DlVEEOE>-CE, ». Y. V. TJf^lJr ". TTf^ /. 
 
 Divergent, a. v. V. "pt^pniTT, JJWRT, "Pt^^, %?"TO^5^. 
 DivEBs, a. V. Vabioos. HRT, ^f^'^', SR^F, 3T^JFSfq;n75TT. 
 Divers, Diverse. See Different. 
 Diversely, adv. in various u'oi/s, v. Vaeiouslt. ^TTTNTt', 
 
 To DivERSiFT, V. a.\. To Vary, hii-j^ui, TT?^? «i.-%^ w.-%^- 
 
 •PR j».-ir^ m.-sT^iricR «.-"Tqf^f?n; «.-^'^»i.-?J3tf?R?».- 
 &c. Jp^Tjf y. ofo. 
 Diversion, Diverting, n. v. Y. 1.— aci. f^^'jf «. ST'^spifrt. 
 "tR^ti^ n. 
 2 — act. ^TT^'if «. ^fsfiif «. t^=T ". 
 
 I. object or cause of d.y. Plat. TTrr/. +<M'JI4)/- f^HTrar 
 m. ^t^^ «. 
 
 II. ( iu war ) |?5^?jTgpr-5T^VTN ^3rq--&c. ^f% ^^ ^r 
 ^'T% ?5Tn 31% =RW. 
 
 DiVEESiTT, M. dissimilitude,-'!. Diffeeence. f^RT^TDTTwJ.&C. 
 
 2 See Variety. 
 2b Divert, v.a. turn off. ^T^i^, ^ToTeT'^, ^^ w.-JTTS «.-^f^ 
 
 wj. fpTW-^aScTijf g. of 0. J^Tl/.-^SDT n. ^fff, "Tft=r#T «• 
 
 ^P^ y. ofo. ^\*\■r^\>\ in. spT^of. 
 
 2 entertain^ v. To Amcse. ?;TTfir^, t^Tflf'^, f^TJoSr m.- 
 
 +<HUj+/.-&c. 5Ruf y. 0/0. [H^TTSI^P. 
 
 Diverting, a. entertaining, v. Amusing. ntTrft, ^ I HrTt 'sn", 
 To Divest, v. a. denude, v. To Steip. cr% «. 2'^. ^liTSCTr^ ?TT- 
 
 n^T^, g^r?T-5iFraT-f^-&c. ^Rct. 
 
 2 V. To Depbive. %iT55T-fJr^T2T-|t^-^f|?r-&c. ^Riif. 
 
 Jo Divide, v.a. part, cut. if^, ^ot, ^fJTW, ^TFTif , |HPTijf, 
 
 HTtSt, f^TFT^, f«i%^ OT.-Tfrij^ OT.-&C. ^RtJf y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 set'er, sunder, v. To Separate. %5 m.-JT^ n. ^"rf y. 
 0/0. ER5rr-f^TTTW-f'T^-3T?5iT-&c. ^^-%^CTr. 
 
 3 deal out, dole, partition, distribute, dispense, sJiare. ^f- 
 
 s:in, ^ri^ ^-ir^, fir^Tmar, ftrTPifr ^-^, 5rr^,Hf^, 
 
 ^\z^f.-'{iz^ «.-&c. sp^ y. 0/0. ^\Z m. pl.-^'iism. p)l.-&c. 
 
 ^^3. ofo. V^g-ofo. 
 
 4 — in arithmetic. TPTJf, 'TFT m. %^, Ht^^Tiif, TPT^f n. qj- 
 To Divide, v. n. See To Paet. 
 Divided, p. v. V. A. 1. ir^^OT, g^?5T-&c. ^f^H, fe^, 
 
 2 %n5fT-&c. %?5^r, f^T^. 
 
 3 sri^ ft.?|^-^?J?5T, fsPTFl^OT, &c. f?F'Trfn?T, fiTT^, 
 ^rf3T?t, 3tf?T?T. 
 
 Dividend, n. share of a divided thing, v. Share, irf^r m-TFI 
 
 TO. Ff^F^ftH/. f^Wr 7?J. 
 
 2— ill arithmetic. HRT «. *n^i^ m. 
 
 Divider, n. v. V. A. 1. H4UiKI, ij^oTRT &c. H7^, ^PTT, f^- 
 =^^, 4R'?i<^+', !55-f^r^-&c. JfTfTf-^rTW-itc. 
 
 2 IT? ^"JTRT, irq55T-&c. ^^TTTTr, &c. 
 
 3 =rf^:onTr, ^ri^^ ^iinj-^oTRT, &c. 'jt^thpt. 
 
 Divination, n. v. V. sr^ff-SfTf ^-5t'TT-&c. >TT^>jf n. or TT^'i^r- 
 
 D. by figures, &c. THr5 ». 
 Divine, a. pertaining Sfc. to God. \^f[, f »qft^, f 'T^^r, \' 
 
 f^sq, ift^ruT, ifrsrrDft, t=^ ( in conip. ) 
 D. favor. JTTSF^TT/. I'^Xm^ f 
 D. power. iTHSTr^rTT/. t'^^ffrfr/. 
 D. will. ^^'J^{^-.'^\ f. i-^=ejjT/. 
 Divine, w.— Christian. %??n- qTTN%5T:F, TT^t. 
 — HLudu. gTTT^qr, 3TT^Ff, T?:. 
 2 theologian. ?;rfTT^fcT-T^iTT'4 f1T^m-&c. q-qftoT. 
 — Hindu. ^^, Sf^TflT^, ^^TT^^'TvT. 
 To Divine, v. a. predict, prognosticate. ^^m.-'nw,^)n.-'Z\^\ 
 
 ?«.-'Trf%<T«. "TT^iif-^rpr ?ffT9T,"l«r!T^ /». "Tr^-^tTJr. 
 
 2 See To Guess. 
 Divinely, adv. hy the agenci/, cj'c. of God. ^'^TV^J^, ^FFf- 
 
 H, f '^?: in comp. as f'^frrf^'S d. instructed. I^^TTiTfTfT 
 
 d. prompted, &c. 
 
 2 See Excellently. 
 DlYTNEB, n. V. V. 1. ^T^ TT^iIRT-'TTI^ ^TOTTTT,"!^!!, TTf - 
 
 Divinity, m. (/ezVy, godhead. \^rvnTni. ^qw/. ^?=r «• I^^TT?^ 
 
 2 theology, '^f^n. qTTTT'4fTr^ m. ^T^fTr^ «. %7f^ «J. ?I?^- 
 fTFT ». 3T«nrrTfTR «. 3Tt:jfT?Hnr^ n. 
 
 3 a d. V. God. 5cr?»- ^^it/. [ tj^T^T. 
 Divisible, «. v. V. A. 1. ilTPTT ^FTr-&c. ir^T, M'^'O-M, ST^T, 
 
 2 *r^ ^FTRT ^3fr^-&c. ^5^?T. 
 
 3 Hft^T'TT ^FTT-&c. iTT^RT, Tl^q-, 3T3,q-, 'flT^TJfhT. 
 Division, Dividing, n. v. V.A. 1. — act. jt^ n. g^af w. &c. 
 
 JT^w. ir^?T«. ^ »». 0^ w. f^>T^ OT. 1t^ m. qfr^S^ m. 
 
 2 %^ ^^ n. ir^ m. ir^ «. ?5iT=gtTJr «. 
 
 4 TR^ n. 5TF5T^ «. 'T^JT^ «• ^^ »• 
 I. See Disagreement, Disunion. 
 
 II. — in arithmetic; — tho rule. ^TfTT^R w. Some of the 
 
 modes are SJT^TT TFTT^H:, \z\ ^Tr^^IT. 
 
 III. a d. place divided off, aj)arlition. ^UT m. ^HT m. 
 
 f^fmni. ^Xn- "T5»«. n. q^ m. n. ^TT or sptTT m. 3T^ift or 
 
 aTqpaft/. 
 
 lY. dividing lody.,\. Partition. qfTTm. T?^/ %?- 
 
 5FfTq^«. [ ^fPT/- 
 
 V. portion, parl.^ v. Share. f^TPlJ^. TPT ?". ar^Tm. cT^- 
 
 VI. on/cr, c/i7«s. ^ m. ^Ftf^r/. ^T^ ?«. 
 
 VII. ( as iu a bag, &c. ) "J5 «. ^"•^tt?;!. f^^r m.
 
 no 
 
 A'lU. ( of a book ) section, lool-^ chapter, arn «. ^TW/ 
 
 «? n. SlTTTn. ^^a "1. ^'*IT»TFT wi. ^^^^ m. 
 
 IX. ( ofau army ) ^TfTirnT m. %^r^TRTT/. 
 DivisoB, n. — in arithmetic. JTr^TF, ^, ^, ^TT^, 3^- 
 Divorce, Divorcemkxt, n. ^^^TT^fTW^ f ^T^/. f^^- 
 
 AVriti::!,', \>'\\l-^^'- of d! ^Tisf^^/. ?ri5?T?f ». g^^ «. 
 To DrvoncK, v. a. U^ \ ^H ^^ «i.-?q-f?T^^-T m.-^'i. fTISOT, ^r- 
 
 2 See To Skpab.vte. 
 To Divulge, &c. See To Publish, To Blab, &e. 
 To DizEX. See To Deck. 
 To DizzEN, To Dizzr, v, a. make giddy. ^t[f■-'>^\^^f•-^Ht^- 
 
 5E/.-&C. 3<1U|U1. 
 
 DizziXESs, «. V. A.l. qft /. Ht^rs/. ^Tre/. 'HV^'^f. ^TFTrra 
 
 Dizzy, <». ^i</(/y. ^-<S:c. 3TT^?5T. 
 
 To be or get d. jfi^ in. co/i.sr^ m.pl.-^.^w^ «.fq>^. 
 
 2 causing giddiness. ir(\ 3TT'JT'TnT, ^Ri 3H|U1UIKT, &c. 
 
 3 giddg. See TnoucniLEss. 
 Jo Do, V. a. pei-form, act. ^RW. 
 
 To be done._fif, ^'c. to he done. ^FTWtT, ^tT^q', ^Fpf. 
 To do carefully, cautiously, miudfully. srqrf-^in^s^- 
 &c. ^^, [%^t ^fof. 
 
 To do carelessly, indifferently, &c. %3 %3 ^ %;% ^T- 
 To do dashingly, grandly, gloriously. »lMc|ui, "fV,+ Kur. 
 To do easily, readily, simply. aT?TRr%-^^-=Efn5fTt 
 
 ■=ji-iHi-^;n?rt ^inrTt-«ft^?rt #^?Tf-&c. srut. 
 
 To do over again, virliui, 3TTff%r/. 'PT'^ 7. ofo. 
 
 To do roughly, rudely, coarsely. 5ff3"jf , ^ftSMW, TT^oi". 
 
 To do smartly, energetically, overpoweriugly. 4)d--M< - 
 
 ^, «,Hiui, imiui, ^rqiz^, ^5"^, ?r"TR:^, ^vf^^. 
 
 To do with effort or toil. CJTRRT^n; 3"^^, ^ tft^f 
 5R13T, f^HTT^n: ^Ff^, ^=FrH-^:5^^,-Ac. Efrm. 
 
 2 transact, e.retide, T. To Manage, ^p^, ^ra^f^t aTpq'- 
 ^, Ih^ ?'i. =RW g. ofo. 
 
 To have to do with. mzf.-W^ m. ar^or in. con. 
 
 3 achieve, Sjc. v. To Accomplish. ^TTtTcfr, ^fPTT^, qs- 
 
 4 execute S( Iring to a conclusion, x. To Accomplish. 
 ^ot, 7?7pilf, 377F or 577FT »». 3T^'jf g. of 0. ^^T^TO- 
 
 &c. im. 
 
 5 away ; t. To Eemove. f?ri??f?T./. ^^of y. of o. 
 
 6 with ; ttse, v. To Employ. q;mm-3^mm c^T^PJf. 
 
 Do in the imperative as an emphatic word is 
 represented by ^,as qr? W^ do make haste. 
 To Do. f. n. act commonly, v. To Behave. 3Tr5f^, ^^n^'Jf, 
 
 2 Ae ,/-,7// rrs;,f.< /<, health, Sfc.fare. ST^iTf ( as H>^ ^- 
 ?T 'flT^t llow do you do r ). c^itTH JJ.-ST^FT/.^&c. 3T- 
 ^01 ( as ^Jl^ qrlHR ^ qryq g^f^ p ^^ y 
 
 3 succeed, serve, v. To A^■swEI!. =ErR^, ^TT^Tm TSiif ^- 
 
 252 DOE 
 
 AV(!-ctc. can do without it-&c. r'TT^f'^^ ^\^^J ^Tsf 
 
 We-itc. cant do without it-ic. FqT«ff=^ nfH5TTsf-==lT- 
 
 DociBLE, Docile, a. teachaUe, tractalle, ductile, v. Obedi- 
 ent. g%s--^, gf?T?Tnft^, ^?TT^, g^Tm^'-nr, f?Tf?T<:^-f(T- 
 
 f^T^, g^ntr, nfr^, wt^f, ^?r^ ^T^irFT-TTfrarftmi. 
 Docility, n. v. A. gf^^?TT/. fm^^?lT/. siST^fsT ?j.&c. •Rt- 
 
 Dock, «. ( for ships ). nk/. 'ir^/ 
 
 2 tail-stump. ?lf|^T'TJ m. ?i55=St5 n. ?5Sq=^^ «. 
 
 3 /)Zaf(? where a criminal stands in court. ^trffrf%^ 3''Tf 
 
 Dock, n. rumex vesicarius. StPj+I f 
 
 To Dock, v. a. cut off the tail. ?jf5T-^-&c. Jp^of, ^pTT^f, %^-. 
 
 2 ( an account ) sfiiqiir, +,ifl+<Tr. 
 Docked,^, v. V. 1. — tail, &c. ?5f5T %%rrr, ril i^o^). sffT, 
 
 gST. — the animal. HSJ^^, fe^q=^^. 
 Docket, n. lill tied to goods. rs{^,^f\f. aft^r^ n. 
 
 2 als/ract statement. "TpkjttT or 'TT*«fKT'». 
 DOCK-TAED, 7l.^]^ f. ift^/. 
 
 DoCTOB, n. learned man. ^TT^w. arpsTPfm. qfl^T ?«. To tliia 
 word, as prefixed to the names of learned men, agree, 
 STT^rrq-, ?Tr^, as affxed ; as ^I'-^cIMn', iiTT«:T^^TT^. 
 2 V. Physician, ^q- m. f^f^^^m. 
 
 A fig for the d. when cured. iK^ ^fi ST^ H^. 
 
 2b DocTOE, V. a. v. To Physic. ^^^ n. ^6t, ^Krq^rT^qTTM. 
 
 DoCTEiNAL, flj. containing or relating to doctrine. f^T?¥^, 
 flT?TT^'fl, Rt^^'T^PP, KrRtf^fsrTJT^, ITctrrccI^MT,TT?Trr. 
 
 DocTBiNE, w.f^^^r/. TTffw. Trmrg'??. ■3'q'^^Tm. 
 
 Traditional d. ^^^^m. 
 2 See Knowledge. 
 Document, to.— in la,vf ; a icritten evidence. ?ff or^nt/- 5T^?IT 
 »«. ^r^^T^T^M- — compreb. or gener. ^?B?^^«». k^n. fH^T- 
 T3T«f. kwr^m. k^^=^n. ^^H\^\n. ^^^^f or f?5^q^?n. 
 D. of doubtful meaning or authority. ^f^'cl"?l?oq-»_ 
 Forged d. '^Mir'A'^Mn. ^^Z^T^ji. 
 Documental, Documentaey, a. v. N. ?r^5fJTT"Jrr^, ^W^T, 
 
 DoDDEE, «. 3TT^mst/i'o^. 3TPFr?l%^/. 
 
 Dodecagon, n. gj^^^ji. [^^pp6t. 
 
 To Dodge, «>. «. shift place ly a sudden start. ff^pP^THTSr, 
 
 2 plagfast S,- loose, epctrs/ Jp^. 
 2^0 Dodge, z;. a. evade hy a sudden shift of place. ^.^ ^reTT-" 
 
 3Ttn =5Hli7r-<S:c. ^^PIcTof. 
 Dodge, n. v. Teick, tt?;/. 9r?:q'tir/'. 
 Doe, n. ^f5;oft pop. ^f^ or ^V^ f. H^ff /. 
 DoEE, n. Doing,/!, a. v. V. A. 1. jp^TiTTTr, ^tTT, ^ (in comp. 
 
 and in the wide sepse of tcorJcer, laborer, dealer or
 
 DOL 
 
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 DOM 
 
 occupant in, as 'n%^ft,Hrd}i5ft,^T?t^ft, HR^, +IMi+0, 
 fT^^ft, r^=f?ft, 'it^), ^F^. ^FTfr, ^R^, (tlieso three in 
 comp. as (/oi'nyyooc?, (J'c.f^rf^KT, ^^V^^doinj or making 
 light, ease, S;c. spR^T^, g^^,aud 3TR^T, ^r5rrir^T, 
 ■+.'t.--Mil , fHTl^Fnfr, ^m-TTft- ?TER^, ^fj^lff, ^Tlffl^FR^, 
 3fv.*K'-f, tFPPr^^, ^IFF^fHT^, H"-ll + K+),5fr?=5T(m comp. as 
 sfT^OTcTrHr, ^otSTMT), q-rr^(in comp. aa 3TR'<T^rf^ &c.). 
 To Doff, v. a. put off. ^FT^, ^S^X^. 
 
 Dog, n. f?nTw. (TT'«. ft/ ^«.)'^nT'«.«(?Fn-/.)lf'^»>. ( Jfft 
 /. and pop. ^;R;^^. «.)=Tr»8- ^TrTl%^»i. Some sounds ut- 
 tered iu calling a d. are ^^, % 
 
 Every d. Las his day. ^R f^^ ^T^ ^TT f^?T g%% 
 Give a d. a bad name and hang it. (r^^f =}iH4>vrt ^TTR" 
 (or 5}^ qTK or si^^rfl") ^5%, '^|'Jr% qrl?^. 
 Like d. and cat, — agreeing, &c. ^ 3Trf6T H^Totr. 
 To go to the dogs. ^?jfrr ^ot, ir^Fffrf ^Jfyw. 
 2b Dog, t>. a.folloio closely., inclcfa/igahli/, ij-e. <TR/. '^ctt-'TT- 
 cTiJi 5-. o/o. Mlirfl'lOT. :rw, l^rTTsn: 3T?t^, qis't^T ^m, 
 ^'TH TT^t^ riMiy'l y. o/ 0. 
 
 DoQ- CHEAP, a. JTFftri^fT Hrarqr, ^prTt^JfT lir^HT. 
 Dog-day, «. ^r^T^cmm J^tT'T cTT-^T^ ;j^T^ ^J^f q^HR 
 
 DoG-LATrs, n. gihlerish. fq-^TT^HTTT/. ^?TB'l''TT«rT/ 
 Dog-louse, n. n\:=^%m.f. dim. ift^st <»• "tlNft/. 
 DoG-EOSE, n. JJ^^\^m. 
 Dog-sleep, n. u-akejul deep. ^-^TsfT ^W/. ^W^f^f. 
 
 DOG-STAE, m. ^tpp»». ;^StJ+riK|W. 
 
 Dog-tooth, «. gstrwj. gaSTJfrrw. 
 
 DOG-TEOT, W. ^rR^TTr^/. 
 
 Dogged, a. v. Sullen, ^tt^', 5^, ^•^<H*TRT^, ^oTr. 
 DoGGEDLT, flfZy. ■!«•/</« olstinate resolution. ^5^, ^^^TFT^TT, 
 
 Doggedness, »i. V. A, '+.A'-l>Jirm. ^F^n^OTrw. J^T^sfTT^m. 
 
 Doggerel, «. ^ri+'l+r=ldr/ artTH^Fl^rt. 
 
 Doggish, a. snappish,chui-lisJi, v. Cross. ^^, fcr5^,R^':j75r, 
 
 DoGGisHNEss, n. V. A. rT^lTorr w. rHS+H"ll Wi. &c. 
 
 Dogma, n. principle, tenet. JTrfift^/s. JT^rTr^Tw. T^en^????. 
 
 Dogmatic, Dogmatical, a. positive ami overhearing in opi- 
 nion. JT?fTfHiTpft, TFT^I^, ^5^17^, immft. 
 
 Dogmatism, «. JTrtrfHTR in. ^r^^\^m. MrWA^m. ^^stI^ot. 
 
 Dogmatist, n. See Dogmatic. 
 
 To Dogmatize, v. n. 3TfinTRH-&c. JT?T «. m'm-'^'if. 
 
 Doing, n. v. V.A. I.— act. erctt «. ^uft/. ?;f?r/. ^frm «.(iu 
 
 comp. as making separate. g"tfig^, and f^fH^+iul, qi%- 
 
 =5r>R0r, ^j(t"-f>"<'JT, =i|-HvU.<"T, ^Tfft^TOT ), ^^Br». ^Frfsq-w. 
 
 At one d. at one handling, in one act. <(Wft or JT, 'i'^. 
 
 Doiugsj «c^s, transactions, t. Deeds. ?i?q' «./;Z. =STfT^?J. 
 
 The doings of the LORD, fs^fr ^JR^Jft/ ^pn^T ^ofT/. 
 Dole, To Dole. See Shaee, To Disteibute. 11 
 
 Doleful, Dolesome, a. sorrowful, v. Sad. — persons, ^^r, '' 
 
 D. countenance. ■Orfl+J^rr/ ^% rfrs n. ^^4- ^gT/. 
 2— tidings, &e. v. Dolobific. ijTl+-|-m, ^it^FR^, ^ft^psR. 
 3 dismal. See DEEAnr. 
 
 DOLEI'ULNEsS, DOLESOMENESS, H. V. A. 1. <S^,4UI| OT. ?;^JTT- 
 
 orr w. &c. 3'rT?^5?j cffi n. T5^RT5 M. T3%^1r? «• 
 
 Doll, n. puppet. '^J^f. ^^^.A\'fAf- ^fTf^/. ^f^PPT/. 
 Dollae, h. :f^%3TtFft?7 JT -flKfT^Pm^ffft^ (^^7 ^frof 3Tff RTT- 
 
 DoLOE. See Geief, Paik. 
 
 DoLOEiFic, a. V. Afflictive. 5:?^^, ^fl'+.N^, 211^7^, ^TT- 
 
 :pR^-3T?r^ &c. 
 DoLOEOus. See Doleful. 
 Dolphin, n. f^T^jHK m. 
 Dolt, n. llocJchead., S{c. v. Fool. ^% c. ^T5 c. 5j'rgT c z\v\' 
 
 ^^ m. ( ^TOI'ft/. ) f^^r w. ( f H^/). H<t »i. ^^=51 »«. 
 
 Doltish. See Stupid. 
 
 Domain, «. dominion, possession, estate. TPT w. arf^'TT- 
 
 ?T^1H^ ^^ m. ^rpf\^^f\^f. ^^x^W'\n ^n «f. [ W »»• 
 
 DoiFE, «. cupola. Wf^Z m. dim. ^Ztf. ^Zl^ m. 5TT m. ^,^- 
 
 Domestic, n. v. Servant. q'Ttrr?jr-^T=^T->tc- ^^n^fiT m.'=^w^- 
 
 'JI'TJq" M. JJ^l^^ m. 
 Domestic, a. lelonging to the house. V<^I, ^Tt!=I?^, J^, n^- 
 ?f5i^, ijl iu comp. 
 
 D. duties. "T^^K «. 'T^Fq' w. '|^'+|4 «. 
 
 D. squabbling. nf^i=rf ?». nf H^ m. TT^/. 
 
 2 «oi tt'iZf?. ^R^^TT, ^F^T, ^ in comp. ?nH in comp. ^- 
 
 3 produced or made at home, m.^], ^frl?5T, ^TTyft, ^TTTSr. 
 
 4 helonging to one's own country, not foreign. JJ^^ or ^^ 
 ^^ft,'^^frT, 3Tfil%^, 3Tf5r\?T^. 
 
 5 fond of home. n^fiPT, ^ ^Tf^ 'IT^ ^ -j1|u||^I, ^ 'l- 
 
 To Domesticate, v. n. tame, accustom to the hotise. ^ ?T=r|- 
 
 Domesticated, /). v. V. HIufflsi^Sr^T, &c. MlcTi^j, ^ ^- 
 
 Domicile. See Eesidence. 
 
 Dominant. See Peedominant. 
 
 To Dominate. See To Eule. 
 
 Domination. See Dominion. 
 
 To DoMiNEEE, V. n. lord it haughtihj. ^Fltp -jtr^ ?«.-:?lr5M 
 QTJ?^ ?M.-^7fr STT^ m. ^JR^-'STM^^, ^FT^ ^THT/. =e(T?I- 
 ^^., ^^Hrft/. ^^1 TTTjfl" "• ^^TT^CT, =qRr% ?TIT w. ^/. ^- 
 
 ?j«riT, ^^/- ^T^t, n^j'rH ^irrr/. ^iJf. 
 
 DOMINEF.EING, «. disposed 10 hully, S;C. V. OVEBBEAEINO. 7- 
 
 Dominical, a. sff^ f^=m-*-^ui'^ 3TTf%H^R-?RTf^iIRT. 
 DOMINION; n. T. KuLE. ^T^q n. arrf^fq^ w. "^'^q n. a^Tf? ?«.
 
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 DOIT 
 
 2 V. Ki5iiD0M, CouNTKV. ^TI^^ 11. ^ w. ^^ m. arftr^- 
 
 To Dos, r. rt. jJiii on. ^^, OTTFIT ^. 
 
 DoSATiON, n. act of giving. ^ «. ^ «. [ ?ft?r «. 
 
 2 thing given, grant, v. Gift. ^ n. ^ wi. ^cpft/. ^- 
 UoSATivE, See Gift. 
 Dosi:, p. V. V. 1. %3t^, ?^. 
 
 To have done with, cease to have concern icith, with- 
 
 lirawfrom. ^^^ n. WiZ^, =Tt=r =T ^, Ht^I^ TT'ift «. #1- 
 
 djr y. o/ 0. with all. 
 DosKEV. See Ass. 
 
 DONOB, n. V. GiVEB. ^UIRI, ^THT, ■SI'I+tII. 
 
 dos't. ^(H^/*;. ) ^. 
 
 Doodle, w. simpleton. *fi'.4Mr<T w. 
 
 Dooly, «. litter Jor sick jifrsons. 3R^/. ^T »^. rf/w. ^R^/. 
 
 DoOtV-BEABEE, «. itFfl-^lrfl, sV.+^, 'trT. 
 
 2b Doom, «. o. v. To Coxdejin, To Sektexce. f?!?^/.-^!^- 
 ^ w.-&e. ?TFT^, f^?T^-&c. ;|^ ?».-3TTffT/.-&c. ^m^- 
 
 ^, r?T?Rr ?rmoT, e^^rm %'T'jr-^'Jj. 
 
 2 Sec To Destine. 
 Doom, Dooming, «. v. V. l.—act. ■Rt^t ?filot w. f^^ ^- 
 
 TW ». ^SHI'H JT^^ n. &c. 
 
 1. sentence. f^?T^-&e. ;g<f,)^ ??!.-3TT|TT/. 
 Doomsday, n. vH'll':-m ^^TFTPSfT f^?f ra. 
 DooE, «. ^ ?i. ^^rPTT ?«. 5T?: «. ^;m^ «. JfrqR n. ^^\^ m. 
 
 At, in, to, &c. every il. ^RT^, q"rRT. [^«. 
 
 Back d. Hi'H^^K or H*;y<^K n. iTPflTlSKn.— of a jakes. 
 
 From d. to d. <^KI4K, Ml\m, [ ^ «. 
 
 I'ront d. JST^i/VMl m.3^i^ n.^-^ ^xm^m.^^- 
 
 lu doors, ^rfr, 'iTfrf. 
 
 Leaf or fold of a d. ffST/ rTJrtp/w.gTT^imTT/. ^"TRn. 
 
 Open d./reeness of access, ^c. grf^^K m. 
 
 Out of doors. MiMl^T, ^KIMI^<, iff^. 
 
 Secret or private d. -cTk^K w- •^^KS^.I.sfT^T w. 
 
 Slielf or plank over a d. ^^ft^ n. 
 
 Shutting up of doors. 3K4iotUiJi/. pi, or ZJVf^o^f. 
 
 Tenon-slip across a d. ^TFIRr or ^j m. ^f^i\f. 
 
 To dance attendance from d. to d. ?5iRFt^'r ^^ or ^ 
 71. pi. J^^Tot, gK^v^IT/ ^:t^. 
 
 To lay at the d. of. ij^t or iT5rf stT'^ot y. f/o. HTVlf or 
 TTtJt HTmy. "/o. 
 
 To shew the d. ( pr-^TT^ ) ^ n. ?nH^at. 
 Doob-case, Dooe-fhasie, n. ^^,zf. 
 
 Cross-piece of a d.— under or upper. 3crn m. ;3^=srT 
 m. 3^^ OT. ^TT^^T ?«.— under. ^T7?=ifT 3^tTT »(.— upper. 
 
 sfrsn TiRT m. ^tnocqft/. iTB^qft/. 
 
 Jamb of a d. i \ i'i^.» f. 
 
 Ornamental slip of wood over a door or window 
 
 frame. S^n^qfr/. Z^^ qfr/. [_^f\^l?ST. 
 
 DOOB-KEEPEB, n. snn^^, 5TT^_ ^^^ g^' ,^ 
 
 DooB-rosT, «. ciT^/. ^TT^/Zg^^r «^. g^T^H «:. 
 
 Tenon of a d. 5R^ «. ^ „, [-_ ^ 
 
 DOOB-WAT, n. ^ n. ^r^rmTM.^^TOW n.f. 5k^5T or ^ m. 
 
 DoEMANT, a. not in action, f'ivrirfai, ^V'fr ^iFIrJr, f%f^i=f, 3T- 
 
 DOEMITOEY, M. sleeping roovi. ^T^Jf^T «. ^'RTrS^ n. ^T^T- 
 DoESAL, a. pertaining to the bade. ^]Zt^., TT^T, ^^if, ?^- 
 
 DosE, «. Ht?rT^/. vf^f. JTT^rr/. ^^(^^rfttrm «. 
 
 2b Dose. See To Tutsic. [n. ^j?q- «. 
 
 Dot, «. q^ n. v^ m. dim. M^^sH-/ fir|^^ «. ^5^ «. flir 
 To Dot, ^. «. "T^^ n.-^j^ n.-&e. %ui-nt^-&c. 
 Dotage, «. imheciliti/ of mind from old age. '•iMK-^oJ m.^^fS 
 OT. ^rst/ ^n^%/ M n. sflS n. rfiT «. 
 To be getting into one's d. ^|4oHJf. 
 Dotal, a. of or belonging to a dower. Wt'^^^'=ft-f^'T<P, 
 
 DOTAED, n. person in dotage. '^^?nTq'SqT, ^reqT, -HIA^JI^^- 
 
 =srT, J^TT^^r, TnoT '^nrft/. n^wi. ^"s^^, ^^q-. 
 
 To Dote, v. n. ( through age, &c. ). 5rR;ot,gocr5roT, f^^fvoiot, 
 
 in. con. 
 
 2 be in love to extremity. ^T?5W, 5^'T ^JTTW, %5T STW, rf'ir- 
 
 T-cnft?r-jfff|rT-3T;^THrTB-&c. ^nif. 
 
 DoxEB, n. DoTiKQ, p. a. V. V. 1. and DOTAED. ^R%?JT, &C.- 
 
 2 57^ n^T, f^Rrr, STJ^TRfffJ, rFiT^ ^T^T, &c. 
 DOTINGLY, ado. by excessive fondness. 3^<^, ^T ^3rT,3T?'TT- 
 
 ?ffffl%, &e. 
 Dotted, a. diversified with small detached objects. i\f^r^i^ 
 
 f%^ q-JTM T^'4 iTrS3c5T. [ ^^. 
 
 DouBGEASS, n. bent grass; cynodon daclylon. ^T^ f '^^f. 
 Double, a. composed of tivo. vjfrsfirO, ^TS'ftT, ^^Sir, ^VS (in 
 
 comp. as ofli^of) a double barrel. ) 
 
 D.-fruit. <jiii4)o!i n. "pccp^ ^S m. or ^stoS m. 
 D. thing-geuer. vps ?j. ::^ m. 
 
 2 twice as much. 3q? or ^cq^, ^tru, ^, Pg^'jui. 
 D. work or trouble. ^^PT ;;. |^ ^FTT. 
 
 3 iico i« number.^ twofold.^ S)'c. ||tt, ||ff, fg]^, g^^TTrH^^', 
 fg^T^R^, f^^'^', I in eomp. 
 
 4— a letter. ( ex. tg, "T, ^ ) f^. 
 
 5 folded, V. DODBLED. ^, ||tT, |f|<t, |5?rr, |3rft. 
 
 6 See Deceitful. 
 
 Double, n. |qz or f<^/. |q^/ gift/. 
 
 2 V. Fold. ^ /. ^^ m. 
 
 3 ^/w'wy doubled over. gJT ot. ^^ n. ^JT »«. 
 
 4 (jr//"«Z /z<r«, v. Aetifice. qf=q' j». 31^ m. 
 
 5 o ^!/>v2 «! running. ^\Wi^ n. srsiTr «. 
 
 To Double, v. a. inaTce twice as much, gtrrijf, ^?:-&c. %V^ , 
 
 2 /o/(? oyer, v. To Fold. ^^M, |^3''Jf or I^TSW, ^i^, 
 
 3 ( a cape, a point ) ^7.^\ m. ^TrJOT, ^TcJ^T^^H ^^TM. 
 To Double, «. n. |q?:-fgTTf^?r-&c. ^nt, |in;m, |"^rRDt. 
 
 2 turn back or wind, ^i^f:ul n. ^^., ^\W<^1^ ^TW. 
 
 3 over, under, back, &c. ^Tl'jf or ^^■'S^. 
 
 4 up;— as through age. 15ft/-g^ft/. fm y- »/«•
 
 DOU S 
 
 DOUBLE-BAKEELLED, a. f^Toft, J^rff, ^SToft^^T. 
 
 Double-dealer, «. Double-healino, a. x. Deceitful. 5- 
 
 ?T ^^. [ DT^/.-&c. 
 
 DOUBLE-DEALIXO, «. ^C^ ^T^TT W.-billMK M.-^^TT?! /•-^- 
 
 Double-kntendbe, n. a word or expression xoitli a double 
 meaning. |f|<>ft or |?:<;qt ^"^if m.-TPTOT «.-=IWT «.-&c. 
 
 Double-extry, «. |f^ ^f\^v-f. 
 
 D. book. |i^'t ^rff JTR sr^ / 
 Double-faced, a. v. Deceitful. |ft^, ^rffe-^TT, ^^TS, 3;- 
 
 DouBLE-iiiNDED, a. tirisef/Jed, wavering. ^^ Kv^f^ifT, "P^TTT 
 
 T^T^, r^m*r+, fgTT^. 
 Double-natured, a. fg;^*rR, f^!^^, ^T^ff^yr. 
 
 DOUBLE-TOXQUED, a. f§1^f , 3T^^f . 
 
 2— a padlock. ^t\. 
 3 See Deceitful. 
 Doubled,;). v.V. A. 1. ICtt $;^^T, &p. ^ftf^^^T, f|^trft?;?f. 
 2 5^, |umT, fHFTT, |im or ?ft, IfTT or ^, jf^tt, |Tr, 
 
 D-oublet. n. inner garment of a man. «tTt or grt^tF^t ^^Z- 
 
 DouBLENEss. See Duplicity. 
 
 Doubling, n. duplicatvre, v. Fold. ^^f. ^f- ^3/- 
 
 2 ( in a rope or string ) ct/rl, loop. fHZ] m. friST ?«• ?ft5 
 /. %^ 7«. 
 
 3 edge doubled over, ^7i^ or 'T'"! /. 
 
 4 arfful turn. ^=cf m. ?T^ »». 
 
 Doubloon, n. ^n anftiT "TTHitt?? ^ '^JTt^^ ^^ ^Tm arf^. 
 
 Doubly, adv. v. A. ^cq?:^ f^ljur, tt'!!^'^! ^^. 
 
 Doubt, ji. uncertainty of mind. ^W^ m. ^5^ w. ?t^T /. STT- 
 
 ?m/. f%^w. i^'OT/. ';fiT_po;). HTfT m. ^Jtf?i /. srsrrrr »». 
 
 ^^'RT/. ^Rsrr/- m- ^\^ /. ;F?q-/io;;. ^^T m. ^FrinJ »i. 
 
 Of solved or removed d. flJ^^^T^. 
 Solution of d. ^t^yq'fSTf f% /. 
 2 a d. a questioned point. ^t^TT m. f%H" m. 'iTT^f^T/. "ff- 
 ?TT/. rr+IW'^ ». +r^lH)' M.^'l+cil or ^--<*ot,T ?«. 
 To Doubt, «. a. ivithhold assent or confidence Jrom-.to ques- 
 tion, distrust, ^-c. ?f^q- to.-^5^ m.-\i^ /.-'45^^TT «i.-&e. 
 
 tTT^-'Miot'iui-^'if-iTm'ir y. ofo. t^m w^.-5tq^T/.-»?ffH/.-&c. 
 
 3T^at-q<Jt y.0/0. in. con. 'S{fi{'^fmm.-■S{^^^^m.^X^^'^^. 
 To Doubt, v. n. he in suspense, ^c. ?f^^, 3=rT?T^at, ^nfrf/.- 
 
 ?r%^ m.-■^v:^ ?n.-;rr?Rr »;. /.-&c. ar^r^-^Rui in. con. mi^- 
 
 Doubted, />. V. V. ii. ?t1%?T, 3TT^tf%?T, ?rf^":T_ 
 Doubtful, a. that doulis. ^\ij^, ^T^i^, ^ffira, aTT?Tf%?T, ?f- 
 ST^^, ^^HiMM, ^f^T^^?^, sT^frnr'^, wt^ift^, »?m, ^i^t, 
 
 ?TffET?I, ^'^rfSfH, ^^TM^f^TT, ^mn^, STTRlTSTq. 
 
 2 disposed to doubt, ever doubling. ?f^T=ift, ^|^, '^JTTT^, 
 
 u DOW 
 
 3 questionable, uncertain, ambiguous, <J'c. ^^TTT^T, ^^- 
 
 =^, vnrfNr, &o. ?rf^q-, ^f^rq'^, b'^t^rk^, ^t^ifiTF, ^- 
 
 ¥ltf?np:, HTtf?rq7, ijfrTqZ, Hi'cT, JT'^T o. iJid.'k^^WV. 
 To leave d. ^^TT m. %cRf y. (/o. 
 Doubtfully, Doubting ly, adv. v. A. 1. ^r^TTPf, J^vn, ^q- 
 
 3 3T=5rT or sf, aT35iR^H, ^'cT, ^^^rr, ar^ffTFT, W7i,7im?r. 
 Doubtfulness, jj. y. A. 1. and Douist. ^f'^jq m. ^55 ?k. :!T- 
 
 3 >?f^^^^mr m. &c. ^^^f. ^TrT m. aT=5r «. 3T^q ;?. 
 aT55TT^55Tr n./. ar^iTTToJ or 5ft/. ^T^f^iTTWr m. 
 Doubtless, adv. v. Certainly. fSf^^, f^^f^q", fn^K- 
 
 Douceur, n. v. Gift, q^t^ «. qifr^rfq^^. 
 Dough, n. ^o^p;^ ^[7; n. fk^^,T^ ^mV^f- 
 
 Ball of d. thrown into the fire to be baked. ^n^T in. 
 
 D. rolled in a leaf and baked. "TRTT m. dim. qiJT'ff /. 
 
 Lump of kneaded d. 3^ m. dim. ti\f- ^^i\ f. 
 
 Puffed mass of d. b:iked on embers. ?ffe m. ifK^ m. 
 Doughtily, adv. v. A. ^R, SiiN'Tf^. 
 Doughtiness, n. t. A. H^f/. ^ifTTH/. STfTTT^fenr/. 
 Doughty, a. brave, illustrious, i^'c. v. Bold. nKT, K^t, qfT- 
 ^, JTrfN^TR^. [FT. 
 
 Doughy, a. -pPCTo;, fq-35i, fw, fq7;iTT,fnqiWf^ or fri^jrfil^T- 
 
 To be d. — bread. fq^T^Cot or fq^5S0T. 
 To Douse, v. a.plungeinio. |3pK?f-^-f^^ft-&c. ^ifqiif-^nriof. 
 Dove, n. ^rn; or :j>^d< n. jpiT^f >«. 
 
 DovE-coLOBED, «. ^^^T]^^\ tnrqr. 
 
 Dove-cot, Dove-house. «. ^q?!T^T^ m. y<M^/. ^1^ ?j. 
 
 W^/- ^ «• '••TT^^/- ^'TT^TTrfew/. 
 Dove-tail, n. — in carpentry, &c. ^qr^T m. ^.^zy^f. 
 To Dove-tail, v. a. ^paTRft/. ^T3W. 
 
 Dow, n. a particular kind of boat. 5T^ ni. ['^TT^. 
 
 Dowager, n. MV^ TTq^^TT TTT^^r n^'i'Mi^ fqqqqr f^T^ 
 Dowdy, n. %*r5Et^/. ^'^''^HT/. sffqcrrT/. 
 Dower, Dowry, n. a woman's wedding portion or jointure. 
 
 ^vm n. 3^^oT n. 5Tt?nR n. <?fl*(<uifeT^ w. <?(1<^|<4 re. 
 
 2 See Jointure. S price paid for a bride. ^ «. MrfUl- 
 
 >?rT m. :p;^g^ «. 
 
 Dowlas, n. ^VS ^Fm^^ ^^ %^ 3Tff . 
 Down, «. soft feat Iters. ?^ or ri^/ ^t^W ??. 
 
 Bed of d.fig. ^m^^ f ^%V-^y f g^TrfM «. 
 
 2 ( of plants ). ^FFJ^T w. 
 
 3 «o/< wool, hair, c^'c. rjf^-^ or rti'*</. ?5q or S^T/. qn^- 
 ^ m. "f ;7 re. 
 
 4 open plain. iTToE »«• HT553TJft^/. HloKM n. ^?R m. 
 Down, Downwards, adv. i^' prep. ^f?fr, ?jIT?5iTt or <¥t or rr, 
 
 arq': (esp. in comp, as ar^T'-T^T^, 3T«:T:'Tm, &c.), ^, ar^T^. 
 2 ore 27* moiitli, MUj,Sfc. T7?T, TT^slTT, ^iqt. 
 Downcast, a. dejected, v. Di.si'Ieited. 3Tt)iH<M, 3T'4r?^, 
 
 srq'r^f^, 'fprTf^j^, 3^^^^i^, ^"Jf^, ^^S'^', ^^^,
 
 MA 256 
 
 DOWSFAL, W. V. DlSOBACE. F<TPPJV »»• FOM^jfrt/. "l^^- 
 DOWS-HEAHTEi), nrv. DlSl'IBITKU. 3^^, %f^, 'Irtlr^tl^. 
 
 rows niLi., o. V. Declivous. >3ri<<ii, ^i<tji. 
 Bows uixL, n. V. Declivitt. 3"?TTW/. T^ITS/. 
 DowNEIiilir, a. direct, icndinj slraijht. ?ft?:, M^Rf^, ^MlStll'M- 
 
 2 unceremonious, ij-f. T. Blust. qn7:rrpq-f^ tfrT-iHi'iNl, 
 
 3 See AniiAST. 
 DowKBicuT, adv. outriyht, plump, V. Bluntlt. q^q^,?^- 
 
 2 eomphleJi/. rH<:H+, ^'^Tft^T, «T5, 
 Dowx-WAHD, o. tending downwards. ?TP^^^, ^R?f vn^qTSfT, 
 
 3TMHII*0, 3TtT:sr^m. 
 DowSY, a. ?!^, rfT^+<l^l, ?ff^^^ HTH^r. 
 
 2 See Soft. 
 
 DOWET. ScO DOWEE. 
 
 Dowse. See Slap. 
 
 DoxOLOGY, n. T. Pbaise. ^f?i<j|!^ m. ^frrrre m. 
 To Doze, t-. n. sleep lightly. ?;^?ft o?- ^3^/. %nf, |^?^T 
 /. /iZ. q^-^, f ^fft/- jft/ ^ «n. cow. Sl^nrr^ ^f,"- 
 
 Dozz, 71, lijJU sleep. ZW.^ or ^^Z^ f. ^?5^ ^PT/. 3T?q-- 
 
 Dozes, «. qiTT, §T^«^ w. S^T S^R-OT/. 2^^- 
 
 D. of )-ears. fPT «. 
 Dozes, a. siRT, gT^^. 
 DoziSG, a. T. Sleepy. ^r?+tf-fK, grc^T. 
 Dozy, &c. See SLEEpy,^&c. 
 Deab, See Hablot. 2 See Jade. 
 
 Dbae, n. ^sxfJ im^ qprqra m^. 
 
 Dbaccsculus, n guinea-worm. ^Ws m. ^RT m. 
 Deaff, n. T. Eefuse. iki^ m. n. mo!: m. m^ m. q^ ?«.«. 
 DBAFnsn, Deaffy. See Woethless. 
 Deaft, n. bill of exchange, v. Bill. f^ft/. [^fTf^/. 
 D. on Aldgate Pump. ^'^U{lf. ^]-^Jm f^^f. 
 2 See Deauoht. 
 To Dbao, v. a. V. To Dkaw. '^mi, tpT^/. ^t^dTj %=^^ -flT 
 
 2 (alo/igyhrough.over, roughly, Sfc. ). qH^Rot, TT^TpTT^ijf, 
 
 9>TTiiVq'jr, TTWuqiJr, ^jfTfTrr^rrs'Jf , qF^fT-^||7-^H^^- 
 &c. <flr?'if. 
 
 2b Deao, v. n. move along on the ground. "R^^at, "P^TT^ft- 
 
 DbaG. n. mailer to be dragged, air?/. ' 
 
 Track of a d. 3TK/. tp^^r^ ,„. ^pw/. 
 
 2 T. HaBEOW. Jfct^ M, 
 
 3 (of^a c art, &e.)thing to retard progress. S^Prft/. 
 Dbao-cabi. ' ^ r^| c) U | o;- (jf n. 
 
 DRA 
 
 BV- 
 
 DKAG-nooK, ?«. iTo5 >». 
 
 Dkao-set, «. JT^^rS n.H\Tm.^T^ m. 
 
 Dbaq-kope, n. atr^/. aftsoT/. TTST m. 
 
 2b Deaogle, v. a. dirty by drawing on the ground, ^ 
 
 3=r^, c5l>H*iqu|, ?fr5E?nqot, c^foE^rT-ctc. Ho6r=j'jr. 
 2b Deauqle, V. n. trail on the ground, in the mud, ^'c. pTr 
 
 Deaqole-tail. v. Slatteks, Slut. r-i<M |5T or ZiTT. 
 
 Deaoomas, m. t. Isteepeeteb. fk^HFH m. 
 
 Deagos, n. ^^ ^f^TFT W{^ ^ 3T1^. 
 j Deacons blood, n. ^\^■h^^T:^ n. 
 [ Deagoos, m. horse-vmsketeer. '^X\?j in. 
 
 To Dkais, v. a. draw off gradually. f5{if55CTf, f?r'<T^ ^PT^^t, 
 
 2 empty by gradually drawing ojf the contents. ^'»J^^ 
 JFTr5T-&c. JfJ^TJf. 
 
 3 ( ground, ). TR OT-Tal/.-qoiqT w.-&c. ^T^'iJl or sfJKff 
 
 4 See To Filtee. 
 
 5 empty, v. To Exhaust. ft^FT'TT-fT?TT-W':5T-&c ^X^. 
 To Deain, v. n.Jloiv of gradually. f?r4T^ur, f^-^qrof. 
 Deals, n. ivater course, channel, ^c. ^T"5r m. Hpfty. ^V. m. 
 
 JTPf »2. ^f^Pl'lH m. 
 Deaisee, m. (for boiled rice, vegetables, &c. ). %5;nft/. f^jif «. 
 
 Deake, «. 5i^5jrrqT HT »>. q^ j». ^?r ?«. ^?7^^ >«. 
 
 Deam, m. draught of spirituous liquor. ST^^^T qf^ OT.-^^r»«. 
 
 Deam-deinkee, «. T. Sot. ^mm c. [^^t/- 
 
 Beam-shop, «• ^^ |;5pivf «. f^f ,». MMJlify+l/ I'^r/. n- 
 
 Beama, M.-n-i* n.^:^ n. Style of dramatic representation 
 
 or composition. ffrT/. There are four, viz. ^ptf^T^, m- 
 
 ^, ?nr^cft, 3TRH<ff. Certain species or varieties of 
 
 tlie drama are ?5i5fr?r, HM, ?Fft^, ?riT=nPR, ir|^r?r, f|pr, 
 
 sqPTFT, &c. 
 
 Course or arrangement of a d. ^il-i+Jsj'Tq ?«. 
 Denouement of a d. ^rr^ «. 
 Dramatic recitation. TT'Cfft/- 
 Bramatis personjB TT^ «. pi. 
 Phraseology of the d. Hldifir^/. 
 Eeligious d. cTsftfT «. 
 
 Science ( rules and laws ) of the d. mz-q n. ^\Z'^^f^' 
 ^. n. ■>TT?T^TT^ n. 
 Beamatic, a. T. N. ^1.',+:mi, ?nz^, ?rR^q, ^R^ifqt, 
 
 Bhamati.st, ?i. :?rT^^^pfq, ^^-WM'^TAX. [^qr. 
 
 Beapek, w. sc/Zffr of cloth. ^FN?^, =qTcft o;- ^qTiSTT, ^FTTlfq- 
 Beapeey, m. cloth-work. ^PTT? ^rT ?«. 
 
 2 cZo^A, Sfc. ^tnrftTTFy »». *N^1 fST^Hw. 
 
 3 dress of a picture. '^^■(,\^ or qr »». ( f^^^^T ) 
 Beastic, a.powerfal.^ violent, — a medicine. ^rrp=5, ^PS^, ^^J?, 
 Beaught, «. See Beiskln-g. 
 
 2 quantity d/r.unh at once. qpT ?)«. q^^T »>• 
 
 3 V. Deawisg. 3TT3''Jt n.
 
 DTIA^ 257 
 
 Beast of d. ^l^H ^tqT^T (If'T .tc. ) 
 
 4 sk.'tch, Y. Deliseatiox. %?t »>. ?T^^TT m. 
 Eough d. 3T^n^?T w». «I?T^fTfT m. T^TT m. 
 
 5 (of a ship ).f?/. arrs/. 
 G i/// of exchanje, v. Bili,. ;^^/. ^tf^/. 
 7 drawing force or powir. ^\^f. STrSfT/. 
 
 lu a d. «rr>5Tnr, Jrr=!TT% ':Tf^^-^^nfr, &c. srr^^TNr. 
 
 9 drauglits. ^^^i-qi/ ;)/. ^Vr:/- =^mTT OT.=qftflK%55 »«. 
 Materials at d. ( pieces, board, dice, &c.). ^K'NP-ot. 
 
 Player at d. ^^^T'iTT^. 
 
 Piece or mau at d. ?ff^^/. ?ft^>«.?TR/. ^Jt[ f. 
 
 10 ( of fishes. ) ^^ %q?T ^3Tr^^f?T qT?5?5 JTTK w. _pZ. 
 DEAUGnT-ANiMAi,, «. ^t?TraT %^ M.-^TTTT )?i-&c. =rr^T «. 
 Deacght-board, ?(. tf^ m.f. =5TN^/. 
 
 Deauuhtsman, ?(. ?r^r^Tr '+.I'J'Jiki «;• 
 
 Deaughty, «. sfT^r^T tin^fT. 
 
 To Deaav, v. a. dray, pull alonrj. arr^, ^ff^-^'^-'&c. ^^■ 
 ^, STT^'T'Jf, ^'fot, aTHi'fiT n.-^iT n. ^^of y. o/ o. 
 That draws well — a bullock, &c. 3?r^sF. 
 
 2 cause to flow from. ^FT^ot, ^Hoj, cfr?f«r^, ^ra'wJ.^'Jfy. 
 
 ofo. trrc/. 'TT^'if-^T^^y. q/o. [f^rrw'Jf, 
 
 3 ( from a scabbard or sheath ). ^T^of, 3tt?T^ or 3"?fW, 
 
 4 ( as with a rope from a well ). ^V^^ ^T=TDt,^K^. 
 Bucket or pail for drawing, ^ijf n. — the rope of it. 
 
 W^^^f. 
 
 5 ( lines, figures, pictures ). SfNiof , ^PT^ijf, ^r^iif, f^^^t, 
 6 — as a blister, &c. ^T^. [f^T'T, ^Ti=5, 
 
 Application ( of leaves or drugs ) to d. ca'rsr m. v. 
 7 out, oft', from, &c. — freely. v.To Extkact, To Extei- 
 CATE, &c. JpT^^, «f>rf^ ^if^H*!"!, ^■^^TiT «.-3'g[TT ))2.-&C. 
 ^Rirf y. o/ 0. 
 S out, up, ( a slatemcut, bill, &c. ). 3TnPP?if, fe^'^T, ^T- 
 
 9 up. in, together, &c. v. To Coxtbact. aTTJS'Jf or 3T^- 
 I^, aTT^'Tot, 3TT«n:'it, 3T^qTJi, aTTTrrr ^-5q-?;3f, ar^r^, 
 arr^^ wi.-3TT^w «.-&c. ^pTof y. o/o. 
 
 10 See To Atteact. 
 To Deaw, v. n, shrink, ^'c. v. To. Co.vteact. aiTj^'if or 3T- 
 
 ^q^ijf, 3Tr5"Jr, 3T^55ijf. 
 
 2 &e strained and sfijfened, — the eyes. rlT^^^r'jf, rTT^Tot, 
 rTOilf, ?f^^ or H;f^^6t. 
 
 3 back; oft'; out of. ^TT^JTiq' oc iTf^ ?r''at-f^af-q'6T-|Tof, 
 nr^K ?H/.-!fT^/.-^PT?Rr J».-JTTq^?:/.-'TRTft/. qot, qrT?rat, 
 ^FT^ff Ji.-f^q'rf «.-^ri?r n.-^raf?T n.-&c. qcrr, 3TfT». JpT^ot 
 or •FTf^r"^, fif^^ »"./. ^TJif or f%^ira^, 'E'f /■ ^3TW. 
 
 That draws back or oft", arfl ^FTS'-^TF, ^rtT ^f. 
 
 4 in:y<W ahaslied or repressed. ■^4r-l>Ji,=?''5f-7iDt, 'J^I'Jf, ^TT 
 »».2'^.-fSr3TT/i>Z. TTS'if-^rJt ^TOT. 
 
 5 oft"; go down, subside. ^TT?^, 7?f?:ot. 
 
 6 on; uear, appro ich, he close at hand. ^^j-&c, ^T^, f*T- 
 
 DEE 
 
 7 uji; — the skin, &c. v. To Tihute.v. ai^^, ar^Tiit or 
 
 ar^HTir, 3TEf^^, arsrs^, arr-TSHin. 
 
 S up or in; contract ones self. artTra. HRin »'• ^Rof. 
 Dbaw-back, m. allowance, g^r/. ^rs^^""^^??". 
 
 2 — fig. deduction from benefit, srm/. J'ft^/ S'TT'f. 
 Deaw-bridge, n. ^,^;^'^v^\ ^W^^\'^\ 'V^/in. 
 Deaw- WELL, n. JTR=Eftf^^^/. 
 
 Apparatus, — collect, over a d. ^m f. ^^^ f. 
 
 Basin or receiver of a d. iTRTx or '4R^»*. '^K\^m. ^V^\m. 
 
 Bucket of a d. hft/. 
 
 Cistern of a d. 4TRfsM. 
 
 Ground watered from a d. TTl^'<T5!;n. iTR^'tToE^rrjft^T/. 
 
 Inclined plane of a d. q-f=T/. arrS^T/. ^RTJft/. =ETltt/ 
 
 Inclined posts of a d. ^i5S% ?».p^. — Cross-piece cou- 
 nceting them. ^TToS'T?^/. 
 
 Eiugs of a bucket of a d. FTpp'tJIu. pi. 
 
 Eope of a d. ^T^\m. 
 
 Eope attached to the nose of a bucket of a d, ^TS^R 
 or X\m. ^'r^M;«. 
 
 Side-pieces upon which rests and revolves the JptTTr ot 
 pin. ^ar^rqr STTf fTT//i. or qTfsl n.pl. Y'^^f-P^- 
 
 AVhccl of a d. '^V^.n. mt[ /• — Axle or pin of tho 
 wheel. =^-T^t3r»!. ^'JTTwJ. 
 Deawee, m. t. V.A. 1. a^rruTTTr, &c. aTP?rf^, ^-T, 'fl'nF'T'aT 
 ^FtT?-*! <,'■*), &c. 
 2 EPI^OTTTT, ^r5'JlTn, &c. 
 
 8 ar^tJTRT, &c. f^FTTfr, f^^f^R. 
 
 I. (as of a purse, &c.) draw-string. ^r^tn««. JT^RTw. 
 
 II. bo.v in a case. ^otjh. ^t=TP«. mn. ^m. ^%n. ■•^\^W^m. 
 Secret d. ^R^il;». "^^^^w. 
 
 III. drawers.— long. pTR/.TPT^mTwJ. — short. %^^]m. 
 Deawing, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. arT^Brw. &c. aTFP^W. wMj\n. 
 
 3— act. ^K^n. &c. ^^T^'T'T/. T^Tuff/- 
 
 5 — (jci. ar^DTH. q?r^5t;i. ar^ofr/. 
 
 7 — «c^. ^T^/J. &c. ^"^TOT w. 3"$R»«. ?T55';i «■ ^.^Rw. 
 9— act. ^wA'^n. anwfjf. AcaTR^w. 3TT^W w. arttTm. 
 arpF'^iTT". arrf ^?r». 3"TOFR?«. 
 
 I. a d.a draught, picture, <J-c. ^W-Wn. ^^STT »»• f^fT/. 
 
 I Deawixgroom, «. room for company. \k^^ ^riT/. tTiT^T- 
 c7»«. aTRHT^IFlwi. ^Trnf^Tw. riciluKMRriOT. ?15?/. 
 To Deawl, v. n. utter in a slow img. '^cT-?;f'Pt-aiTSfT-&c. 
 
 ^w^, 5^rf?mFi^, f^Tr^CTT, ^-^ :pTf?r jrp5rJt-'fr?5TJf-&c. 
 
 Deawl, Deawlixg, 11. V. V. — act. '^n?T 5tp:5iJf». f^r^^ or 
 
 Deawlee, 11. Dkawlixg,;;. a. v. Y.X'\^-&c. afr^^tTrRT-STr^aTT- 
 
 Drawn, 2)rv.V.l. aTf5%^T, &c. arr^i^r, ^fT, 3TT^J^,3Tcr-7^. 
 
 Drat, «. VIHMI--ri TTfT/. ^5^57 »«. 
 
 Deead, «. V. Fear, qj^ f. m^^^f^^f. ^^^/. W^ or 
 
 Dread, a. Sec Feighxfl'l, Awful. 
 
 33
 
 DEE 
 
 258 
 
 DEI 
 
 To DitEAD, t'. a. V. To I'^EAB. fjm, iTref/.-tTT^/.-^?T?T/.- 
 tITi;in.-.V:o. iIT5:im-?Tm-VTT^-q^ y. o/ 0. lTT^/.-*TT^ »'». 
 -Ac. sRpJfj/. (/o. ifiVA (■«. con. 
 
 Deeai>-nouoiit, n.a ilespermlo, c^'c. V. MArcAr. f^mw, 3T- 
 
 Drkadfli., n. /frWW*-, v. FEAHFrr„ 3T^;rrF^^^, ar^tJTTSi- 
 2 See SiKFcr,. 
 
 DBEADFCLtT. See 3?EAKFULI.T. 
 
 Dkeadfclness, n. v. A. 1. if?5TTTrT»». t^r^^m. oi-huirqn. 
 Dueadless, a, intrepid, v. Teaeless. f?TH=!r, »TqTf^^-ft^, 
 
 Dream, DREAMnro, n. ^^m. n. ^5?T^'<Tr/. ?^T?r ?». f^^rf^- 
 I3ad (inauspicious, &c. ) fl. §:^Jr »«. n. ^^^51 »J. «. 
 Croat ion of dreams, tJie illtisori/ icorhl of Morplwiis. 
 
 Interpretation of dreams. ^Jrf^^W, m. 
 Interpreter of dreams. ^srf^Tff- 
 Like a d. ^SHT^. 
 State of dreaming. Tg5rr»rr«TT/. 
 To Dream, v. n. JqJT m. n. TT^^, T^JT n. m. q^-^5r in. con. 
 2 thiid; imagine, fz^ ^^\.■^^\^J7{^\.7^^l Um\^\-'^^\- 
 ?r-&c. 3T^^ in. con. 
 To Dream, v. a. ^srirf "TT^, ^JT n. ot. qr^ y. of o. [con. 
 To d. a dream. ^51 ?(. ?«. "TT^dt, 5|^sf «. »«. T^-^m in. 
 2 awavj uyw^c w idle tliottyhts. R+l^-M I R'-i^f^f-HHR'if ^- 
 ^tT-&c. yi~iRiui. 
 Dreamer, Dre.uiy. See A'isiosart. 
 
 Drear, Dreakt, a. gloomy, dismal, — of places. S'^RT, g^JRT- 
 grurr or oft , ^t^m or q-, 'TOTTuftH, ?;^, ^?T, T^lWtrr, T- 
 
 Dreariness, n. v.A. S^JR^MTw. TTJlTtTftrPToiT m. &e. ■>T'TM 
 
 &'• H n. T^^JfTW^ OT. f^^ n. 
 Dredge, n. See Drag-set. 2 ^Vr^ jttoI ^T^^raft'Tr %%^ 
 
 2b Dredge, v. a. 3<|-+MU| ^^rr^ itToS w. ^pt^ot or ^PTf^ #c5 
 Dreggisd, Dreggy, a. v. N. '"^mT, nKJT^qT, &c. T^, T- 
 
 Dreu.s, n. Zees, grounds, sediment. TTotw. ' I lot^ i ci; ??j. jy^ «. 
 ■JfTTOT. ¥^^ n. V^ or J^^ n. lTr5 m.n. KaS »t. ^^ ot.^- 
 
 tjTT'n. ^mm OT. %?•«. [fsFrnrr'rt. 
 
 D. of society, v. People. ?fT^r==TT TTo!, ?^r% 1^55, 
 
 To DRE>-cn, V. a. soaJc, wet fhorovghly. f%^ or f^K-f^sf- 
 
 f=pfm or =7^5ft-^ 0/- =TT^T^-''a5I-<rifH-=5ftq or =Efrq 3TT- 
 
 2 ( cattle, &c. ). TPTCTT, ^iTT% TT^or^ 
 Drench, n. physic for a hrute. ^W.-A\A-^'^i^ ^^^^^^^ 3Tr- 
 
 DRE>xn-HOR>-, n. ^ n. jft^ «. :TT^^^. ^tTJT >«. 
 Dbexched,;?. V. V. 1. T%q-f%i?f=Ei5ft?t-'<Tq<T^ftn-&c. f>T^T^- 
 
 ^0 Dbess, r. a. clothe, attire, ^'^n.^^^^n.pl. ^tT^'Ji-TN^- 
 
 Mn'?-^%=^-'irTrN^-&e. -^^TOT.— linely "ft^Tr^ m. ^rat. 
 
 2 «(■/ /o rights, trim. '^J^f^it^ f'-TIT'Jf, Pl-'.I'JOT,^?: ^ctt, 
 ^««iwn/. ^{mn y. f/ 0. 
 
 3 prepare hy lalor. ^H|--)ij'i, T^TFT^/.-^TTirR/.-^JTlf /.- 
 2PTT%^ft/.-^FHT^t?r /.-H^^FRJ'J.-'ri^n: «J.-&c. qRof y. of 
 
 4 ( a wound, limb, &e. ) q^T^ ?rTTf ^^TT T^IKTft/.^RW. 
 
 5 prepare victuals, v. To Cook. Kpt'TT^/'Oi'. ?^^TRi »». "F- 
 ?TTr y. o/ 0. f%5 qrc^. 
 
 G ( ground ) manure, ^'c. ^^R^, +,MNof, fTTR ^T^. 
 7 — iu the military art. ?fR?^RiJT, ^|'<mT-&c. 'PT"'f,'5^-TR^, 
 8 up, out. T. To Adorx. ^T^^iJt, wf3^-?l«T-&e. ^jR^r. 
 To Dress, v. n. put on one's clothes, v. To Pot on. ^'^ n. ^- 
 ?roT-?!;nt, qt^I^ITiT n. im-^ot, q'^q'f^qRr n. Jp?^, :pq% m. 
 pi. ^^^. 
 
 To d. finely. ?R^. 
 
 To be dressed out. i^^MHot. 
 
 To d. sluttishly. 3TT^^ JT^ot or ?JTf^ ifin. 
 2 — soldiers. ^RW-^J-&c. ^\^, 
 Deess, n. apparel, garments, Sfc. v. Clothes. ^^ n. or ^^ 
 n. pi. ^\'^S[ n. pi. 
 
 D. of honor presented. f^^IFT/. 
 
 Full-d. '\\.A\(\ "ft?TPP m. 
 
 2 halit, garh, costume, q:? m. ^T^T or H'7 or iffT m. ^^TT^I 
 «!. T^TRT »«. frlHT^r «!. 
 
 3 See Gown. 
 
 Dressed, p. v. V. N. Jf^-Ac. ^^^TT, ?^=ir, <TtfT%;^T, 
 
 Deesser, n. X. V. A. 1. m^ '^m^m^J., "TRSTJi ^f^OTRT, &c. 
 
 2 f !:TroJrnT, &c. 
 
 3 ^F^TFTorRT, &c. TTmnrr-^FiTTf -&c. ^orRT. 
 I. See Table. 
 
 Dressing, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ^T^-Ac. ^^n^ n. &e. 
 
 2— act. gfrJTsrot H. f qRor n. &c. arr^/. [t=t/. 
 
 3— orf. W'W[^ n. &c. ^K^nf /. +Hir«(?ft/. w.fm'^^f. nm- 
 
 5 — act. ^M^H.pop. ^TFP m. TT^ ot. Hi-*lk>M\ f. 
 C— drf. qjR^^ii. ^FTT^T^M. &e. JRRm/. [^tjt w. 
 
 T. V. N. l.—act. H^OT ». q^J^qft'^R n. ^fx--^7\ n. ^W^- 
 I. manure spread. q^RSjij ^^pf «. 
 Dressing-room, n. qf^^TT q'^'TRft #=ft/.=r^ ^^FTNt #- 
 
 Dressy, a. fond of dress. qt^Tr^r^T ^l'i!TT-3TT^?rT-&c. f55»Tr?ft. 
 To Dridrle, v. n.fiill in drops. f^qiviJr or 1%5T^ijf, ^if^'if,^- 
 
 q7tf.'ipiipq-&C. q^ot-rroEOT. 
 
 2 See To Dhivel. [^sdt. 
 
 To Dhirble, v. a. throw down in drops, v[^v(^-&,c. qTSiif-TT- 
 Driblet, n. ?5fRR^JT/. 
 
 To pay in driblets. STq-^^T cffT^n-^^Tft 3Tq'rqTt-3T^- 
 
 ?'Tfqm^-q^TR:jg-qRf-&c. %SOT-^oi"-&e. 
 Dried, p. v. V. A. 1. qT5r5r%?7T, f^^q^rTT, &c. 5>np.&c.%#t5T 
 
 2 ^qp5?5T, W^%?^, ?ftf*f^. 
 
 T. V. N. ;rp5t%=rT, f '^^^T, Ac,
 
 MI 259 
 
 Utterly d. up— tank, well, river, &c. ^Kildf^F, <pr^5T- 
 
 D. iiji, parclu'il, etc. — country, soil. <<^«-ftrr. 
 Deiit, n. thing driven along, a'fer m. ^Z in. 
 D. of dust. cTTcffS/. 
 D. of rain or sjiray. ^(T^^f. 
 ^forceful current. 3Tr^/. ^f^ m. qT^3:5S/. 
 3 tendency of action, speech. i\-c. v. MeaNISO. 3Tt^/. Cflt- 
 
 ST >«. sfsrr^ »». afrq' w. ^^ »«. g~i^ m. ^^ m. ^fz\^ m. ^w^m. 
 
 To Drift, «;. n. font along, m^^.^ aTiMl"H^l'H<. =ITS'^ ^rrnr, 
 
 2 ic (/»-/i'fre ?'«/o heaps. ETT^^TTS^r ^jflTT^ ErT|^ ^rS^T €\n 
 
 n.-Tmf.-&c. ^. 
 To Drift, v. a. ^\^ k^^ €\n m.-xm f.-&,Q. ^<jf g. oj o. 
 To Drill, v. a. perjorate, lore, y. To Pierce, ht^ n. 1T3of, 
 
 2— in the military art. ^f^rr^T o;- ^^TTf^/. f^ST^r, ^^- 
 
 Drill, ?;. y. Auoee. ^IMril w. ^trq' h. shttt w. 
 
 2 military exercise. ^,ill|rl or JJ?«nr^/. 
 Drill-plough, m. v. Plocgu. qiT^/. 
 
 D. of two tubes. »fm3 7)i./. «. nV^ui «./. 
 
 D. of three tubes. ftTTfOT/. or frfToff /. c irl4)Ui n. 
 
 Tube or channel of a d. "pui »!. 
 
 Seed-bos of a d. =qTt or "^ n. 
 To Drink, v. a. f^m, pr^?:^ qirr, STTSfT^ w.-TFT ». =RiJf, qT?Tot. 
 
 To d. eagerly and largely, qt^, q'RT «i. ?5T=rw, S'^- 
 
 To give to d. MMuj'. 
 
 To d. oft", ^qn' ?f^ fr^, f^3^ di+uj. 
 
 To d. up. f^-tm fw. 
 To Drink, v. m. f^ot. 
 
 2 be a drunJcard. ^^ f^tnn^ ^Hir / 3T^ zm. co«. ^T^- 
 «!T^-f^^TT»TT^-&c. STH'jf. 
 Drink, «. cq^^jpif «. pTu-m,j|L|^'4 >n. ^ «. qpftq' ?i. 
 
 Acidulated or cooling d. q^ ?». ^rf w.^R^ ». Some 
 are f^^^/. f%^5nift n. &c. 
 Drink-money, n. qrei «. 
 Drinkable, o.v.V.A. i-m ■!< 1 -=qT->^ f i rl I -&c.q^, 'Tpftq', sfT^T^ft^, 
 
 Drinkable, n. v. Drink. F hO 'MN I q^'4 ot. 
 
 Drinker, «. v. V. A. fmRT, sfHH+Tll, !TT^T^, "TT^ ( in 
 
 eomp. as nqni'fl, H^hiWI, ^fk^TJft ), "ft ( iu comp. as- 
 
 Hi\^ ), q- ( iu comp. as JTg7, T^TTT, fg^q ). 
 Deinkino, 71. T. Y. A. fqiif ?!. ?T?T^ «. TM «. (esp. in comp. 
 
 as 3THrRpr, JTyqR, i+iMM, grrrPT, ^j4m, ^zfr[^ ). 
 
 1. practice of drinking to e.rcess. ^T^ fqu<4|-c(l ^ejfy". 
 To Drip, t). ?^.y<^/Z !« drops. jq^,fa;q^or, fer^, iT»r'<T«fwf ^ 
 
 2 /(nre fl liquid falling from it in drops. ST^, fjH'fiui , 
 
 Deip, DEiPPiifG, ». T. V. l.—act. cq^ «, &c. ftspjfcft 
 
 DEI 
 
 ^ VI. ^R'OT n. SiTT^r »>. 
 
 I. matter dripping, n'^f. iTBEjfl/. 
 
 Drippings (from a tree, &c. ) after a shower. 'Z'Ckhor 
 afT*T^ m. pi. 
 Deip-stone, n. filter. iTot?ft/. ^FI^Trq^-^ ^=s^ n. 
 Dkipping, p. a. V. V. sq^urnr, &c. ^rRt & ^W¥- ( in comp. 
 as ^Fl^rral', <*'Hlfl, |"TOTft, T'^^TRt ). 
 
 D.-wet. -flTsjrfq^, 4;iiififf?f, =EnrqftfI or =5r5T=5r5f|rf o>' 
 
 I^^R^lfT, =Eftq or =Efr5i. [ ur-^^?f. 
 
 To bo d. ?Tq=5TqaT, =^^■=^^^.^ ■^5rf%r^5r, ^ifr^ «(/i,\fH^- 
 
 Drippingly, adv. '>|^^'<J(^ intcns. '■q^V'J^ or sn, Z^VJ orqf /«- 
 
 /ff«s. jqr^ or qt, f^qf^q or Ti^ZTf or qf, fjjcrf^q or 5?r. 
 To Drive, r. a. force along. ^^S^j, ^^i^, ^[JT^, ?nz^, ??r- 
 
 5^, T^sw, Tqr?:'^, s^i'i'ii, ^jVA^^v^ ^^z^, 
 
 2 force in.^ v. To Stuff. ^>]-iJt, #HOT, TWJf, ^NroT, #- 
 '^TToi', 'TF?;^ or 'rm^'Jf, f^n^r^ or ftK^Rot, ^q^ or 
 
 ^ force in hy hammering or heating. JTRof, 2TTW, ^Z^.^ 
 
 4/orce awayjrom, o/T, tJY. ^^(Jf or ^f^or, ^TTr^^ot, ^^. 
 5T-^T^5^, ^.^'^1 ^T? ?=U5roT, ^ITROT, |i^^^, 3^ or 
 ^t| in/e^y. sRot or J^i^., :f 5PCW, qn^iJi,^?;^^ ^of, gr- 
 
 ?^, fq^^roE'^, fq^T^ift/. cp^rijf y_ o/o. 
 
 Particular words or interjections are used in driving 
 away or off. Those used — to a beast, gener. ^, ;^f rf. 
 —to a cat. ^^, ^ or ^-^ & ^, f^R. — to birds, '^i^or 
 ;^W.— to crows, &c. p^TT.— to a dog, ^, ^|5, ^ft. 
 
 5 ( a flock, a beast, &c. ). ^oj- or ^\w.^y^^ ^1% ^- 
 
 ^=ror,qp5^. 
 
 Particular words or interjections are used iu driving 
 en. Those used — to a horse or bullock are, ^f, sfq'f^^t. 
 —to an elephant, tT^q^, tTT'^n, ^^'^ or ^rt5?r, ^r. 
 — to cattle, 4^^,"|^, ^. — to fowls, ^5. — to sheep or 
 goats, frTT or fiTT. — pigs, 1. 
 
 6 ( a vehicle ). ^Fpoi or ^Pj^uir, ^^TRSTot. 
 
 7 ( a trade, a bargain, &c. ). ^i+uj or ^tqjoT, STT^'rf. 
 
 8 «/rye or «H/)eZ vehemently. ^5^, ^q?:^, ^m?:crr, ^^^ot, 
 
 fq^Toi'jf, iH-iui, ^+irfui, fq^^ii'Y/. ^!:'if, qH^r. 
 
 9 /nfe 2« « carriage. J114M-&C. if^SH H"^. 
 To Drive, v. 71. ie impelled along. iflRsnif. [7. 0/ s. 
 
 2 am «Z or fc»fi? to. 'flrs/.-3?T^T »«.-'>-irT^«.-^tc. CiTOiJf «•!<« 
 
 3 go in a carriage. 'ii5M-<fci.'. »t^T ^M. [^"if ?«. 
 DErvE, n. an excursion in a carriage. nrsfrT sf^ f'^W w.- 
 
 2 qTft?r Sf^ ^)"<^NI TWT «*. 
 Drivel, m. y. Slayeu. rJI^t/. 
 To Drivel, t'. m. slaver. FSraoj., q^J^Rwf, FTTSE/. TZaty. of s. 
 
 2 See To Dote. 
 Driveller, n. Drivelling, p. a. y. V. 1. OTZ TPitcnTT^ 
 
 2 See DoTiRD. 
 Deitelliko, ?j. mi\f. ^^VrWK-^H m. pi. »^R=qoE m.
 
 BKO 2G0 
 
 Dbivek, p. V. V. A. 1. <:<(4riW, TT^SJT, iic. 
 
 3 JTrr'^sTT, ^^ rnf^^iT, .to. 
 
 DiuvF.u, Ji. V. V. A. 1. icJiUIUI, ^T^^RT, '"^R'TITT, etc. 
 
 3 ^npoiRT, nT^npsu. 
 
 4 till J CoAcninx. ft^OTRT, TT^^TPT, '"f^^ "'' 5^^- 
 5b Dbizzle, t>. «. rni« /« smnZ/ drops. f^tTHT^ or ffl^n^, 
 
 JTfTTDT, qTT^f m.-vjf '<jt/ %at, ^"tST "TTK^ m. qnjf, fT'?ftT 
 /..&c. ?5I^-^Tnat. 
 DnizzLE, n, «mi)// »ai«. gr^T /. ^i'H. «. JT^ «. g^TK or g- 
 
 Dbizzlixo, ji. v. v.— of^ »4*Hol /. fJTT'^ /. f^ft?/. H- 
 
 D-RO 
 
 Dbizzlixglt, adv. fnfrRTfT, ryRpHfr, 'gf'^, f*T^f*T^. 
 
 Dkizzlt, o. v. N . fT^^T, g^=^^. 
 
 Dboi.i,, a. 0(fJ, comical, Jacfiious, — of persons. *it+'-^, f^- 
 
 2— of tilings, &c. J?}%^, =flH+NI, fWTm^, ^^ri^^RnfT, 
 
 Dkoll, 71. See Buffoon. 
 
 Dkoi-leky, n. luffoonerij. H^ft /. V i\Hk-\A f. 
 DEOiiEDAET, n. V. Camel. i(+HiiO 3^ w-^ ^ »»• 
 Dbose, n. H«T*TT?ft^RT >». »T^«4^+M< ot. 
 
 2 For this word in the sense of oji unproductive and 
 lurdensome consumer there are numerous words and I 
 phrases. These difter from one another in aspect and 
 reference and exact implication ; but they sufficiently 
 convey the general sense just given. qt+iWI*, fT+5Hr- 
 
 oTTJ^^, 's+''jMrj,, "^^f^r, tIttt^tt, aTTPrrsft, arrfffr- 
 sfT, 'iTmHTif , HrsTT^rra:, *fi-^'iii, Jr^qR', ar^im^ or ' 
 w;PR|TfT^, m^^^\ ftSTsn: \^ ari ^u i KI . There are I 
 also some smart proverbs or sayings descriptive of and j 
 rcprcliensivc of this character. ^^?TT W.'*^ Trfe < jl r-t l 
 
 ■♦•'<imKj1 5FTfT=^, %=ll-MI"5i .'HT'ft fH^^TT^TT^T Tf^ ^ITT^ ^F- ' 
 
 iftHHTT. 
 
 3 7;a»». 5"IT^it/. ^^^ m. ^ ?». ^^ /. 
 Dbomsh. See Lazt. 
 
 To Droop, v. n. hngvinh, faint. loiCTr,?^^^ sttftsw, g^p?:'ii 
 *<Hu1, Tfi'5^, ^raof, irsnrrs / >». ^ g. ofs. i^u^.c^ypr- 
 
 -Tf^^-&c. 5"TCTi, i;7;rfir/.-«:;^TfiT/.-&c. irot /«. com. 
 
 2 liang the hcnj. JTT^/. ^T^, KT^/. ifrSCTr-qsor (j. ofs. 
 
 Tkop, ?i. -^ m. f%^ «t. ^ m. '4'5T^T »«. iisiTT w«. 'A^^ m. 
 
 e'TFT or sq^ m. f^^pr «;. [ ^^ ^^ 5,f_ 
 
 By drops ; drop! drop! ^tpT^ 0)- qt Or 51^57 oj- cff, ifal- 
 
 2 (of a sprinkling, spnrtling, splashing, of spray, &c.). 
 it\Zf. ftRT m. ftlHTST m. SRT m. 
 
 3 ( of an ornament ) pendant. ^^IK^/. =qTT^/. ?5tp;7fj «,, 
 
 4 ( of a gallows, &c.) TlrftT^t/. qr5?Tt^ -fr^ft %s?ft- 
 
 2'o Dnor, v. a. pour in drops, ifq «!.-^7 ?».-f3q% «(. ;;/.-.tc. 
 "TTfof-JT^'Jr-TT^^, J'T^-'<T^il5i.iJ3ji(ii-&c. qTi'Jf-;T^at, 
 
 2 let fail. ^t5>Jr, "TTSiJf, "TTS^T'jf, ^ftj^, ^^., "Tt^. 
 A thing drojipcil and lost, ^fs «. 
 
 3 T. To Lose. ipTT5r>Jr, n<P???Tof, »T?5"P?^, ^fsin. 
 
 4 let go, give tip, lose regard or care for. ^Ttsor^ ;fTT'?^, 
 ?iT|5 ^, HT^OT, ^TT^'Jt, HtJf».-5Traf /.-ErPT'T?T/.-&c. ^1577 
 ^.0/0. ^fS/. ^^. 
 
 To d. out of mind or memory. ^fSoftF ^T^'JI-^TF^^. 
 
 5 omit, leave out. ^V^^ n. ^wM^ W^- 
 To Dhop, v. n.fall in drops. ?^T^tJI, ftTT'T'^t, P-mi"Jf , T^ot,^?- 
 
 jT-'-Lniir^-iT5iiT^-&c. qs^. 
 
 2 /«//. TS'Jr, ToE'jf , T^H M.-?^<PT^».-fsRJRFT«. fT'if y. f/ s. 
 
 To be ready to d. ( from fatigue or laintuess ).qitqiT 
 ?nf|Dt. [&c. frfff. 
 
 3 cease, come to notliing. TT^'^, q5'^,f^?^, f^^^, ft^^i- 
 
 4 in ; come tmcvpectedly. a^sff^cT-^T^^rH I H-&c. ^ToT. 
 
 To d. in regularly and constantly. 5^riT-%iT^-d I +?5T 
 
 Deopped, p. V. V. N. 2. TS^^ST, TSET^T, T^k, ifefT f^T- 
 
 fe?r, '^5'^7 ^^1 ^^fe<^- 
 Dbopping, n. T. V. A. 1. — act. IToSOT w. Z^tt; m^n. 
 
 2— act. ^^■^11. &c. ?rf5/. ^ts^/. ^rfsoft/. TTrS^T «. 
 
 3— arf. ^tS^ n. n'TT^'^M. &c. ?rf5/. ?Tf5^^/. ^5^'^/. 
 
 4— arf. ^ffOT «. iiToECTt M. &c. ^ri/. ^f3''jff/. m%Wf.f. 
 
 'Il^ui/. 
 
 5 — arf. TTSot w. &c. TIoSiil/. [fl^l'-fiun /. 
 
 Y. V. N. 1. eq^ M. noj'jf «. &c. z^^.^f. fsq^puft/. 
 
 2 TSoTh.. it?R ;i. qPT^B. ^^^ «. fspsr^H- )i. 
 I. matter falling in drops. TS/. ToEfftyi 
 
 Deopsical, «. T. N. ;j^, g-^T?Fft, 3^^fRT^, 3<^<?l'HH^tft. 
 
 Deopst, «. 3'i^<<Hl»j. 3^^ n. 3^/. Some of the distinc- 
 tions or varieties are T^W: or ^FJTc^T, =||d7>^<, Hr^r- 
 ?T, jftft^, ^"f^, ^^^, ^53%^, ftrftc^, ^#^, f5I- 
 
 Deoss, «. recrement of metals. M^m. n. pop. JTtTw. ^.^ pop. 
 :^ «. fsfv^^ «. <?v3^ »». vJT^Ewi. /. 
 
 2 See EusT. 
 
 3 V. Deegs. Eeftjse. nr^ to. r^ w. f^ m. 
 Deossy,o. v. N. 1. HW^Tfi, Uri^f^Tg, fti?5^. 
 
 3 See Deegbt. 
 Dkought, n. n-ant of rain. ^W.^n. g^f^OT. ^JT^TTff^/. 'JT^- 
 
 Crop destroyed by d. ^^Jr». 
 Time of scarcity from d. ^Rqs n.f. ^^ ^^m. 
 2 dryness of throat,-^. Y\\SCTL5. ^K3/. ^fH ot. 
 Deouohtt, a. wanting rain, f^qiif^r, g+oq|-^|, 3T^TTf^t^^ 
 
 Deove, n.hody of cattle driven, "^f. rrtST m. 'h \ ^A \n. 
 Deoteb, n. one iclio drives cattle to market, ^-qj. 
 To DuowN, i)..n. 55f%i3r, ^^ JTR^-RT^m. q^i.
 
 DRTJ 
 
 261 
 
 DRY 
 
 To d. oue's self. 'TTiqIrT ^TT^iT ^"t. 
 (onc''sself) — as au act of; 
 
 ,nou. ^=r?mif-T m.f. 
 
 3 ( the voice, &c. ) g'sfJTot, TiffJriJr, ^nf^"'f, \\ T ^r^" 
 
 4 See To Deluoe. 
 
 To HviOvrs, V. n. ^or, ^^ JTTof , virfH<u|«.-o1rfHrM m. TT^. 
 To struggle (siuk aud rise, &c.) iu drowning. iI=5RvS;- 
 
 To Drowse, i'. w. it" Juan/ with sleepiness. 5fT^?f JH^, ^f^- 
 
 ^ nn-^5-ic. ^-3T^0T, 'tnt/. 'T^. 
 Dno\v.siLT, atZy. t. A. yifT, gfrY^'. 
 Drowsiitess, «. V. A. 1. 5fR^ j^Z-rTTT/.-T^Tfr/. ^T^^ 
 
 /• n^f- g%/ ^?T./: 
 
 Drowsy, a. hcafi/ with sleepiness.^ v. Sleepy. ^'^=5ft 'Fft 3TT- 
 
 2 hahitually inclined to sleep, t. Sleepy. 5frTT5^, ^fttTT,^- 
 
 3 See Stupid. 
 DEOwsY-HEAnED. See Heavy. 
 
 To Drue, v. a. v. To Beat. ^^^Tc^'if, 5?^, 5^^% ^Mriu"!', 
 
 J-Hrtu'l, ^H^W, Jt^Dt, ^OT «.-&c. «*)|iiu';. 
 Dribeisg, ji. V. v.— arf. ^^^Ic^'JI w. &c. J^ Ml. ^BTor M. 5- 
 
 ?TT H. ^^^ n. j^ /. TK^/. 
 To Drudge, v. n. v. To Toil. ^f% n. pi. flnrsm, ^ \ iH\ ^- 
 
 5 «. 2)1. ^^, ^f^ Tift J». pi. ^FTot, K^TT^'J m. /i?.-^piiT- 
 S^"? w. /)Z.-^q?ft/.-&c.5Ri?f, ?"ff5T% "TTift «. sp^. 
 
 Drudge, Dhudger, jj. t. V. ^P^, ^r^, q;?rT^?ft, ^T"^, ^- 
 
 Drudgery, n. hard labor. sp^Jc^ m. ^m^^ f. H^T'^F^ m.pl. 
 
 Drug, n. substance used in medicine. ^PTtft^s^ n. 3tK(:T n. 
 ^^ n. ipq^ «. 
 Drugs. H^WI m. 
 Heating, &c. drugs. TTfTPRrRT m. 
 2 fig. a commodiiy of no demand in the marlcet. ^^ff^ 
 
 To Drug, v. a. physic. aTPT'^ n. \^. 
 
 2 tincture with something injurious. ^q'^-3Tq'+,K+-f^- 
 +K*K^-&c.'T^'<f m.'T^ n. ^T^-fH^^^. 
 
 Drugget, n. JTT^ m. 
 
 Druggist, n. seller of drugs, irt^ft, 'flH'^Rl+'m, N^kI or 
 'T^^^, iT«nft. 
 
 Drum, n. ^t^^ n. ?[^ m. 3HM+ ot. These three words, 
 though they, in common with the words following, 
 express kinds or sorts, yet are, preferably to those, to 
 be used in the general sense of drum. <KT^ m. ^T^f. 
 f^.Jl^ /. i^ m. 5JTK Of 5^ or ik ?«. 5T^ m. f7m. ^ra^fJ 
 0/- ^1^:5^ /. ?r5H »»• (?'•'«• H^I^^ /. rT^^ ?». rTT^rr m. 
 JH^ITT OT. -i H I H I ;». ^T^nr m. ^^^^V^ m. ^V^ m. JTt^^T 
 m. ^^ J«. ^t^TSS 7?i. 
 
 Brace of a d. JTT^or JTTf55 »t. afrjor/. ^f^ m. 
 Child's d. — gener. iHiH n. S^T% n. or .jh^H ». ^iT$". 
 End or head of a d. ^S\ m. ^^ n. 1^ f. ?f5?t n. %5T 
 »«.-Eud which is beaten, q'nifrTT JfT.-Bass-end, WHUIMfT, 
 
 ]'rame of a d. ?Rit n. 
 
 Hour-glass d. V^ ( 5|T or fk) «». ;^-;g ;jo/j. ^|7:w. 
 
 Paste applied to tlie end of a d. ^ni/.'fr^ or ql^ar«. 
 
 Poll upon a d. cTT^TT or ?n^?T w«. 
 
 Swollen as tight as a d. — the belly, v. Belly. zyi\- 
 
 With drums beating and colors (lying, ^y.^hXT ^^j\. 
 2 ( of the ear ). ^fRT^r q-^^r m. 
 
 To Drum, «. n. \. N. 1. Tl^PT «.- ^^^ ot.-&c. STT^^Rif-f^ir. 
 Numerous formations are in use imitatively exprensivo 
 of the sounding of a Drum. Some of these are ^^ or 
 ^IT^T or tpT':^? (dom! dom! ); and the verb, ^iT^if or 
 ^H^Hif, and, intensely, ^Ff^JT or TTt, SKr^T, S'JTTKT; and 
 the verb, SHiiHiT, ^^^J?! or qt ( rub a dub ! ); and tlie 
 verb, i-i^i-A,^ or J5I^ srr^it, fwfeT or ^^^,^ ( tim ! 
 tim ! — the sound of the tomtom), ^^j^ or ^'\-n-\ ( ex- 
 pressive of the flat, dead sound of uiibracedness, &e. ) 
 and the verbs, ^tJ^tt, sf^^, T^T^. 
 
 Drum-stick, n. ft^t orx n. fz^^f. #T/. 
 
 To Drumble, v. n. v. To Muddle, ^^osot or i^i^wA. 
 
 Drummer, n. v. V. H4-.jh-&c. crnsTtT'TRT. The following 
 terms are particular,AnA signify the performers respect- 
 ively upon the «or/s of drum, from the names of which 
 they are formed ff^ (beater of ^R), SR^^r (beater 
 of ^^), rfiFrift ( beater of 7\^^ ), and <i^r^ or 3ft, 
 FfT^l^pft or rfT^FTJft, M<H)+rl', H^ or Tqj, q^^TM^ or ^, 
 W^TS-crr, &c. 
 
 Drunk, Deusken, a. inebriated, fgn^i^r, K^, ^TT^^, ^^- 
 
 qf^o^PT, JT^^w, iTcrnivfFf, iT?i^iiT, g^, ?fr^. 
 
 Dead d. nj?, Js?, jn. 
 
 D. pranks. JT'eft/. 
 
 To be d. f^rrif, qlstn^TT q^or, l^q-?: q^<jf,%<P m.-'fl- 
 JT?5 OT. ^dOi-iivr '«• con. 'J I -+,01. [qft-vrK^. 
 
 2 y«-e« /o Z/j'jior. i%iTT, f5P^, HWT, iTFfm, ^r^=5TT-&c.%- 
 3— quarrel, acts, &c.'%'pf?R:T, 'iTH^tHHT, H-iH~l+. 
 
 Drunkard, m. ^ir^mr, ^rj?; frmm-^TmiTT, raW, ferft^r, 
 
 Deunke>-n-ess, n. v. A. 1. afre;^^ ;TflT or fn^/. fll'ft/. ^^- 
 
 ^-Ac^tp »1.-3TIT?5 »«.-FfR/. JT^ »t. [ fSf^?. 
 
 Dry, a. «o< moist. +K41, g^T or ^^, ^[ctF, 'fl-TT^^, ^f^v), 
 
 Stifly d. — a washed cloth. ^5^, <M'4<H^T^, 5^5^^, ^- 
 
 oTWftcT, ^t^. 
 
 To be or become crisply or stifly d. — cloth, paper, 
 
 crops, grass, &c. 41^+^1, ^T «I|olui. 
 
 2 not juicy, g^ or gw n-ra/ss. ^^ or f ^?-, ^^F, ^Tt- 
 
 ?r, T?r^^-^Jf'T-&e. TOTFft?T, ipTT^. 
 
 Old & dry — a vegetable. rTCST intens. ^5^5 ?RJT. 
 
 ^jejune, barren, ^cithoul pathos, ijv. v. Spiritless. "FF- 
 
 ST, ar^trft, ?^, t;^, irF^, qi^^, f^K, ?ftTtr. 
 
 4 — as the hair, coarse and stiff. ^PT^, ^fs, ^TTTTt'T, f^l^TT. 
 
 5— as bread, &c. by itself. ^R5T, gw or g^, f^^P55T, =J- 
 
 ^T or 1%W.
 
 DUC 
 
 262 
 
 DUL 
 
 ununduoui ami enimldy. jtijtftiT or qr^Mxfln, *r^H- 
 
 ^ft^ t/r yryft^, yg't^^tH, ^^^ . 
 
 7— a mik-h1inimal. HPfS, 3T;rsi=rT, 751%?^, fsRnPT. 
 
 To become d. Tfm, 3T^<Ji, l%?T^ot. 
 S hai-J.yooi; not Hand or savory. TW^^i ^^i '^^. 
 11 See Thirsty. 10/reefrom rain.cj-c. JFIT5r,hlHi«i<iMr, 
 
 11 See Sakcastic. [*'^"*- 
 
 31) Dby, r. a. qra^OT, g?3^ "'• g^?^"^, TJTST-gTTT-^'^-'ic. 
 
 2 up. ^fmf, rr?m or ^mr'Jt, 'fl^r^. 
 
 To Dbt, f. n. ^T3^, ^Hiui, ^^"Ji or g^, ^FPTIT-c^c. ^wf. 
 
 Matter (t;raiu, Ac.) .*prciul out to J. ^T^::^^n.^^:^^ n. 
 
 2 up. g^, fT^Joir <"• g^^, ^ITTtrf, -^W^ or ^m^-,'^- 
 
 :i up; lecome meagre, v. To AVaste. 3T5!;'jf, 3TJ^, g^'f. 
 
 4 up; lose succulence. ^W^ or g^F^, ^T-&c. ^W, ^ 
 
 m. ^TTiity. of*. 
 Dny-ETED, n. q^^rr Stco'TNT, f^=Mril^1. 
 Dki-laxd, «. ^r^/- ^'"T? «• 
 
 Dryad, h. tHicfT/. 
 
 Deyage, ?i. ( of grain, spirits, &c. ). cTTottT'JT n. v. ^T, g^- 
 
 uiitjoi. or g^uiHi/. g^^il w. q'^/. 
 DnYiXG, M. V. V. A. I.— act. m^^ n. g^ ^F^ n. &&. g- 
 
 2— arf. in>m n. &e. ^IquT n. ■i^ m. 
 Deyxess, n. V. A. 1. +Hi4"irr m. ^^.•hhuii w. ^^f^ «. aT^T?- 
 
 2 ^^"TOTT Kf. ?]ii+H I /. iWnf^H n. i'WIMN m. 
 
 3 f;n|'^gTr 7". f^T'Jn m. ^W^J. 'h^ n. jftT^FTT/. 
 DnVsnOD. adv. xcilhout u-etlinr/ the feet. ^fiKS^ 4Ni4t, g- 
 
 DCAL, a. crpressinj the numler tiro. f§;V<'-^., ^■H<'^M\'h, 
 
 Dl'AL, n. — in grammar. fg^tT^^T n. 
 
 Dualism, n. — as opposed to Pantheism. ^=IT? m. v[^<4^m 
 
 m. HT^f^/. HT^f^/. 1;^ n. |rnn^ TO. gTTHrT n. 
 Dualist, n. — as opposed to Pantheist. H^^TT^, ""^=17^, 
 Duality, n. two-ness, ffrSf «. g^'^T «. 
 3'o Dub, j;. o. confer a dignity, S(c. 1<M«I /.»l.-f+HNd /.- 
 
 q^tft/.-Ac. %W, '-^>Jir«JU|, ^RW. 
 Dcbbeb, n. skin-vessel for oil, ghee, Sfc. ^^T^ wt. or gtr?5 m. 
 </(OT. ^tlc^/. Z^'^ or 3cJ5T or filTT m. dim. ^§ or ^ijI 
 or j^'t »i. ?^ or 5^ «■ '^"". S5i^/. 
 Dubious, &c. See Doubtful, kc. 
 Ducal, a. ^% ^r '^•i/l--iii ^yrr^fT. 
 Ducat, n. r+fll'^-^ 5^r?ft^ 17^ HM 3TT|. 
 Duck, w. — tame. «i^ «. 
 2 — wild. ^ TO. 
 
 3— MuscoTv or the Brahmany. ^%^^ pop ^%^ m. 
 Ducks and drakes— the play. Hmi^ %oS vi. Jf^P- 
 
 -^^f.pl. ^fji^f.pl. 
 
 To make ducks and drakes of money. ^5^1% >Ji%???. 
 pi. iS'f"!, ^'f^'-iul »i. 2)/. :ji^y. o/"o. 
 
 I 4 V. Dip. fst/. ff^/. 
 
 To Duck. Sec To dIp. 
 
 Duck-legged, a. arng^ "TPTf^, -^'^TTr^. 
 1 Duckling, n. q^^FT^fr^?;. 
 
 Duct, n. tube, tjv. ?r5i?». Hf?5^/. =nf^^/. 
 
 Ductile, a. capable of expansion. q^FTToffT, inTTT'T'fF'r, 
 
 2 capable of being drawn out. ?nT^>r^<Ttq'iqT^itnT, TgjT- 
 
 3 See Pliasx. 
 
 Ductility, n. v. A. 1. !T'HK>Jn1''4H|/. STFT^T'TcrT/. 
 
 2 S^T^FTT/. ^rm^TK^r/. 
 DUDGEOX, ?j. ill-ivill, displeasure. ^^vf[W^] f. *>ts^\ vt. l^rfvjl. 
 
 To be in high d. f^fm, f^TF ^^^. 
 Due, a. oioed. i)NMi, qr^T^r, TI4NMI, ^, ^sg^r^lrf, ^;"g' 
 
 ^rflctNI. 
 
 2 appropriate, jit, v. Eight, qptf, jt'^TT^T^, T'TT^^, 'T" 
 
 3 ( mail, &c. ). %iiqr5n",qT=i?Tr^, il|oi<K^| ^{gr^, 
 i Due, n. thing due. ^n. Wi m. ^ijf «. JM". MNU|«. 
 
 2 legal perquisite, custom, ^c. ^m. n. ^ipTT?5 »». 'FT^^/- 
 Dues (annually made to idols, beggars, &c.) <^iMri«, 
 Dues paid in cash. ^jg5^ m. 
 
 Due, adv. y. Exactly. ^fZ., sttWt. 
 
 Duel, n. combat between two. ^^m^^ti. g^^w. 
 
 Duellist, n. g^'ft^T. 
 
 DuENESS, n. X. A. 2. M\'Mr\\ f. q'iTTWTrTT/. rtN'+l/. 
 
 Duet, «. «on_(7 or air for tioo performers, ^ftff^ 11% «. ^1- 
 
 Dug, «. fea<. ?r5»". art"^ or 3Tt^s TO. grtHS »». ^t»t»«. 
 Dug, 2?. v. V. ?fr^^, &c. #^, ^f^. 
 Duke, n. sfSFsr^Mt '^ ^T?^ 3TTf . 
 
 2 V. PErscE, KiXQ. \'mw.m. ^^TTfrTm. 
 DuKEDOil, ?rF ^TT^fT R-.'d [«!»». 
 
 2 ?r^ ^r^ TT^". 
 Dulcet. See Sweet. 
 
 To Dulcify, To Dulcoeate, &c. See To Sweete>', &c. 
 Dulciiieb, «. srr^H ^FT5!% ^ ^Ttr arf^. 
 Dull, a. y. Stupid. ^5, h^, 5^t^ ^^, H'^nfn or JTf^TH^, 
 
 JT^;5f^, aTr^^f^, 3T?Tl=rfn, ^^^TS^ff, TTTi^ or MI<Pr5l. 
 
 2 unready, bacJcward, v. Slow, Sluggish, g^ or g^r, 
 ij^ remiss. H^ or JT^, :Jf5, JTg or JT5^, TSiTT, f^rfJTrT. 
 
 D. of hearing. +MN1 ^r^. 
 
 D. of seeing. ^^=5n"-5tal-iTf^ H^. 
 
 3 gloomy, dismal, ^c. — of places, v. Deeaey. 3^W, ^- 
 ?T^T^ or oft. 
 
 4 «o< Sr;V;7i<. JT^jffrT, JToTiT^flrr, 3TtJ-^, ^^3T, +'Mlfl'). 
 
 5 dim, dusky, gloomy-^ — of weather, &c. arttl^, ^, 5fftT^ 
 
 or 3t5f^, JT^iir, artrrfNi, stitt-^, afftft^. 
 
 G not merry, lively.^ t^'c. — meetings, &c. v. Spieitless. 
 HW, ^TTfT^glfNT, HoJHc4>f, T^q-^ltH, gTRfr^, 5R1, f^TT^. 
 7— trade, business, &c. ^^,'^(3, V^, ^;5^,f^?rf^,H<l^l, 
 To become d. iT^/. TSot y. o/"s.
 
 DUX 263 
 
 8 melancJioh/, T. Sad. :?^?r. 
 
 9 See Blukt. 
 To Dull, To Dullen, v. a. mal-e dull, v. To Stupify, To 
 
 Dim, To Blukt. vT5-ii^-f^%^-3^^m-&c. ^T^. 
 To Dull, To Dullen, v. n. lose brightness, clearness, fresh- 
 ness, fsp^, ^TotSr, 5r5^, H'£\^\ ^r^r, ■ddiui'. 
 
 2 Zose sharj)negs, smartness, bris/cness. «ff|TT^0T, *i^<^i. 
 DuLLAED. See Fool. [ Rt*!. 
 
 Dulled, DuLLENED,/). V. V. N. 1. fq^%?5T, Toi^^, c<ce. 
 Dulness, «. V. A. 1. ^jfS'mr m. vi^^^uil m. &c. ^J^ n. ^^\m 
 
 n. ^fjHfq ". TTfJTHfq' n. JT^g;/. H^hRi/. 
 
 2 g^SPmr«i.^;^T"JTr mM^^mm.^^%<:^n. [U\HA\ if-'i^iyf. 
 
 4 JTf^?TT<nT m. H7.i^.r^^m m. &c. 
 
 3TT»Tr2;t<t5rfq-/. 
 
 DULT, m?y.v. ElGHTLY. q-4Tl%?f, q-<TR>q-, q-'^T^^, ^'<Trf^'<T- 
 rf, ?T-4riTPT, q^qp^iTT^, TTI^F^. t qs,qTK%r. 
 
 Dumb, a. incapable, ^'c. of speech. H^T, HFHT, ^, 3TK, 3T^r- 
 2 mute. See Silext. 
 
 Dumb-bell, m. — in ijijmnasfies. g^n^ w. 
 
 Dumbness, n. v. A. 1. H^^OTT m. ^^ n. EfT^^T^PTTf|FT «. 
 
 DuMBSHOw, «.v. Pantomine. *ilHU|<r^r1 ^>TT^ m. H'TJlZ-qr- 
 
 DTTR 
 
 ^6f oc ^tJTTRft^ 5i?rot-^maT-q'6t, ''Tirft/. ^r=J?T if^TOT, JtVui 
 /. ^i=T 5IJTtJt, ffT^tTT/. ^"dT-qniT, FffOT ?«. /(^ %;n, TrTTflf 
 
 ^?r-&e.-5TfT0T, T^ T^'jf. 
 Dunce, n. dullard, doll, thiclcshull, v. Fool, ^i^ 'flRT'^r, 
 
 DuNO, n. — geiier. ^ «?/. ^m. ^^^] f. 7fK »». «. T^ »«. «. 
 ^T^rg' ». 3T^K?T n. JfT «!. ». iu comp. 
 
 Oiotli,&e. befouled with d. ^^ n. Hn^%r5 <?r5$ «.- 
 f^n? W.-&C. 
 
 Lump or nodule of d. c55 «. ^^ m. (?(««. ?=lfr/. 
 
 2 ( of birds ). t[^. or ^.f. \JKf. ^ 
 
 3 ( of elephants, horses, asses, mules ). ^^f. 
 
 4 (of thecow, bull,orbuffalo)v.CowDUNa. %^n.^\^^m.n. 
 ]Mass of d. as voided. ^I^w. dim,.^^t[f. <ff^n!.'ff'<Tr)«. 
 Pit receiving the daily d. of cattle. ^t<W^ or ^T'T^r^ 
 
 5 ( of man ). ^ m. 
 To Dung, v. a. manure. ^?r n.-Lc. qr^oT, ^^PTT^'Jf. 
 To Dung, u. n. ^ndf, H??rf^ ?«.-K^qr?rJi;T w.-JT^^TrTT'T m.- 
 
 2 — birds, f^ot, \\V^, 
 3 — the eow, bull, or buffalo. ^lOloV. 
 DuNG-niLL, a. See Base, Mean 
 DuNG-niLL, Dung-heap, n. 3^R5T o?" g'f^rST m. ^+0s ??!. 
 
 To DuMFOUND, V. a. eon/use, strike dumb. Ml'Ait f.-^t\ f. i Dung-yakd, n. ^<'-FIs/. 'M.t>\i\f. ^^^f. ?rn;tl/. 
 
 q5Eq^i7.o/o.f^Tr?;-3T^T?R-;rT^mTT7-^feFf-5rf'^5-qr^??T£'^- Bvi^G-EOia, n. dark close prison. <fr%TR ^rsft/. 3T'<:Trr^r^ /. 
 
 ^sq=n^-&e. JRiJf, ^HV-^ m.-^V0l^ m.-&e. ^^ui y. of o. sitTTT ^iT »»•/. ■Jftm^rrft/. ^^^f. 
 
 Dummy, «. dumb partner, atmit, 3t5^, Ql-i'uT, ^TI-STT, 
 
 Phiyiug at a game with d. 3T'45T fdioll ?H.3f«iTS frR^M. 
 Dumpiness, m. v. A. ^^-iMuir m. &c. 
 Dumps, n. yloomy state of mind. ^T^RTT'Tr m. ^^f. g^ra'- 
 
 Dumpy, a. squat, low,flattish.^ ^-c. %^, =q'T^, ^TTIT, "STRJ, 
 
 =q"Trfr5 or 5T,=5rTfT55 or 3ET or -MHrilcti, i^'T^=r^ or olT or f^- 
 
 FTT^T, q«+rt^i, »fH^?:, ^W^.| ft^, ft;^ or F^T, J^, '<rpp3: 
 
 or 5T, iT^TR or IT, q^f^^ or 5I?[{^3J, 5>T, f ?■, ^ffm}. 
 Dun, «. — the color. ^Ki}^ Hco^T, ^t^TT. 
 Dun, Dun-ner, n.x.Y. fTTT^ ^^TTRT-pyR'nnT, ?{' 1 1 <\i^K , ^^\^- 
 
 *fk, +<-H+ft.— in allusive, covert, cant,&c. phraseology. 
 
 'TT'JI^ff or q-<ui'+<t, ^TR-^TT, ^R^f, iT^|,?Tf?r, q^Mr^K. 
 2o Dun, v. a. press to pay a debt. FTTrJT m. W^T^-'^J'\^^-^^^- 
 
 ^, f^^^f.-^%f.-&'C. ?5r^iif, ?ra/. 3TT5^, nti^t, qfTHT^n^/. 
 
 spT^r y. o/o. In the shade of the sense of this word as 
 appearing under To sit or fix one's self determinedly and 
 doggedly at a person' s door, whether in exaction ofpay- 
 ment, or in enforcement of compliance icith a demand 
 generally.^ there are numerous terms and phrases ex- 
 tensively current and strikingly characteristic; as ^X^ 
 
 Dunning, n. v. V. fmr^T m. f^S/. fti/. v(x^ n. 
 
 Order or token ( from the creditor, etc. ) to stop a d. 
 
 Vehement or general d. <ffRT'flr^l/. \WF<f. 
 Duodecimals, n. gr^^im m. pi. 
 
 Multiplication of d. gTT^Tt^T iprnTTT m. 
 Duodecimo, a. grrn T^ ^t=;:^Trqr, gT^r^T T^. 
 Duodecimo, n. ^^VT^ W'^^TT^ Jft^ »i.-q'<T mi.-Ac. 
 Dupe, n. person easily decciced. <?>^TT, Hf^r, T^. 
 To Dupe, v. a. v. To Cheat. Tr^rsfof, ZT.'l^. 
 Duplicate, n. copy. g^rfT sh/- sR^^TC h. ^-7^/. T^n ;;?. 
 To Duplicate, Duplicate, See To Double, Double. 
 DuPLiCATUEE, «J. « doubling, y.I'OLD. ^Hl/. ^/. jfrs/. 
 Duplicity, n. double mindedness, v. Deceit. I^PTR m. 
 
 j7:cifrqiiir m. 5Tn=ft'7"Tr »«. ^vfiHirr m. f^Piyni/. 
 
 Durability, Durableness, )i, v. A. r^'+,iAHUir'». f^ovrpTn 
 
 Durable, a. v. Endukisg. P.-+,ia, P'i+Nl-d'lNI-^ETI-'JTRfTr- 
 
 ^FTT-cte. ?-<TPfr, f^^-<Tr!ft, ft<TT, f^TT^fSsq?. 
 Durably, Wy. v. A. ft^fTRTT^mT-ff ' 1 1 M M FTT «. (fcrf. 
 Durance. See Confinement. 
 Duration, n. v. Time. ^^ pop. ^vzm. Spft/. ff'tTfir^Rw.
 
 DUT 
 
 2 hstiii'j, continuance^ v. E>Duni>CK. f^^FR ^H.ft'PRr m. 
 
 fr<TfH/. 
 DlUBAB, H. ^^tJTT m. n. 
 Dlbess. See Imi-bisosmest. 
 l)cBt>-o.;)i-<7). #, ^'^T, TF^H, T^, 3Tm, Tk^, m (ia comp. 
 
 ns f^^T^TT, ^HT, 3TI^"i<J*TT ). It is ol'teu expressed by 
 
 a^^nrt ( as ^?: -iTHHi ^ ^ iloul cat dui'ing lever ). 
 DciK, Dlskv, o. imJingto ilaikness. aTr-^, g?, atsj^ W 
 
 2 lenJinj to blackness. +lcl«T, qiT^tcR, ^oTTf^oIT^ 1%%^, 
 
 D. of evening. TT^ThVs or TT?T^a:/. arrgft^/. 
 
 Tl-m, n. «J5l/. yrl^/. ^OT m. T^ n. V^f. 
 
 Particle ol'd. V^-.T-^ m. 
 
 To throw d. 3"^^^ n. ^F^. 
 2 — as flying in clouds, or as lying in quantity, "JT^ or 
 5T or grr^T or g^KlTT or g5ERT or g5Em «». g^E^^/- g^- 
 ?m/. <H+I<JII '». ^^fpt/. [HT^ ). 
 
 To lay the d. •^ToET m. HKuj ( and to be laid, 5^557 m. 
 
 To lay one's mouth in the d. 'il^d<is/. ^icui. 
 
 To level with the d. goft^T lTT55«m, f^-JiSifrg- qT3W- 
 PH'/Myi, vlfMHl^H Irra^OT. 
 
 To be mingled with the d. ^pC\^ ^vm. 
 
 3 Y. TowDEU. =^ n. 
 
 4 fig. row, kick up, y. Tumult, irff/. ^\^jf. 
 To kick up a d. iui+.i };;. ttP^M. 
 
 3*0 Dust, c. a.jreejrom dust. tr55/. ^RiJt-5rTS^-5r!:^'Jr-5R:- 
 
 2 coi-er or sprinkle with dust. ^f. Z\^, 
 
 DUST-EOAKD, 11. qoETTTt/. 
 
 Dust-cart, «. ^tt^tt^/. 
 
 DusTEK, n. ^J^\^v^V^ rnTR; ?n.-"^% n. 
 
 Dcsii>-Ess, n. V. A. tj9i'+^,HUir ot. ^^t^^TTirr »«. *ffp!PT^?rr/. 
 Vj^^'2*5 «. 
 
 DusTT, o. covered, ^-c. tcith dust. '^^.Z., W^T^, '^oT^^^rST, 
 Duteous, Dutiful, a. v. Or,EDiF,>-T. ;f ^ift, ;f ^R^T^^TT, ;^- 
 
 «r?T!:, 3p^'^HrM<, KT'^rfT^, T^vriT'=r?Tr. 
 
 2e.njoiued or required h,j duti/. 'cPtNt, ^5IT-4Hr^, Kftr- 
 
 DuTEOusNESs, DuTiFULXEss, n. T. A. -^^prft^cTT m. fnrrq'H 
 wi- 5iTr^!m<'t,r=( n. ^'.)Mr4<Hl/. ^'-imkrf^/. ^feTHTTfqrrrT/. 
 Dutifully, of/y. v. A. ^nnvTirT^f-:?;, ^RT'-a^'jiPFtTT, ^^TT'^itR. 
 Duty, n. tm m. ^ n. ^niT «. 'iTFTs^^rs ^ «. ^ra «. 
 
 Daily or regul.ir d. r ir-.j -|. H n. fJ^FT?;?^ ?'• 
 
 Discharge or fultilmont uf d. '•^Trf^ntTfrT/. 
 
 General or common d. ^qr^ qTT «». 
 
 Neglect of one's d. ^tTHf^pr m. 
 
 Proper or peculiar d. ^^tH w. I^^it-TK wi. 3^^ n. 
 
 To becorao the d. of. nm m. ^"^r^ or ^rmT^ ^"Jf irJ^A 
 ?rT or ^ o/«. 
 
 ^01 DTS 
 
 2 a d. tpT »n. 
 Minor or inferior d. '^TA'H m. rMtPT ni. 
 
 3 /o/Z, /aa-, V. Custom. ^q^Pf/. ^r^ 71. 
 
 4 ( military ) tT^--qr% ^f^ n. ^pmfn^/. ^ppft/. 
 
 DwAEF, n. eTr*r^ «i. q-pFRTrf^/. 'ir^q-iji^/. -^s^Kf^/ -^^, 
 
 ^;^ ?7fT^. — in contempt. nf^lT^^^ m.5iit3ft?«.-jocoscly. 
 
 To DwAKF, I', a. stunt. qT^/. -^.^^ g.ojo. g-^;pr-ctc. W.K^., 
 DwAHFisii, a. "iTTT, ^^TT, ^H', f^r, J^^-i, ^^, ?T?7TT, 5^R- 
 
 tTT, 5p;trrr, ??TFr^, ^iH^Kfrr, -fe^^ or ■fesqr, ft:?f , 7^, 
 
 DwABFiSHSESs, n. V. A. SI'ff'T'JTr »>. %'TT'ITT 7?I. etc. 
 
 2b Dwell, v. n. v. To Eeside. ^^, Wf^, ?rr w.-cT^/.- 
 
 qTH »«. 3T?f^ y. 0/ «. 
 
 2 upon; «!a^-e unceasing mention of. qi^of, ^l^poft/. %- 
 
 OT. Kn:ijf-iRl, ^qiTT5! /. qijf, TM, vTT^, WPT or ^fj^ m. 
 To d. upon, peevishly, &e. ^\^^ m. n. rficiui-irtS'Jif- 
 
 &c. cn^T^-HtS"^. [com. 
 
 Dwellee, «. V. V. CT^OTKT, ^t^TTT, ^^ ^^r^^IKT, ?r?ft in. 
 Dwelling, n. v. V. 1. T^i\ n. ^^oj ?». ^\^^^f. ^v^f. 
 
 2 qn^ ». ^npoft/. qK m. qr^ ?». 3'|T"T «s. HRT «J. =^- 
 
 cR^/. [m-+,|u| or ?r »!. 
 
 I. place of d. v. Eesidexce. m, n. fi+|ui n. fs-TvnJTT «;. 
 
 DwELLISG-UOUSE, DwELLING-PLACE, «. V. EeSIDENCE. q'^ 
 
 ». ft^nT n. H'+iui or q^ «. 
 To Dwindle, v. n. become less. rt^MN"^, ^^-Hlctuj', STTRdT, 
 flroT'Jt, SrRTJi, qT^^t, =|RT M.-^q' '/W.-&C. ^5f y. o/s. qjjft 
 
 Dwns'DLED, 2'- v. V. B^HNrii^l, &c. spftgr^^, &c. ^tT, 
 
 Di"E, n. f\ m. tn^Tift «• 
 
 2b Dye, 1;. «. t^ur, ^ijf, tn ?«. ^iJf. 
 
 To d. over again, to give a dip. S^f m. JiJf. 
 2 ( by sprinkling). Pj^+uj. 
 Dyed,;?, v. V. 1. xm^^A^ &c. tift, t^rta". 
 DvEK, «. T. v. 1. tnsf'JTTTT, 57T ^uTRT, tniKt, ^n<^, 7rnt. 
 
 Dxiica, 7I.T.V. To Dye.— aci!. tl^of M.tT '^'n n.&ua. k.'k^f. 
 Cost or price of d. t^OTR^s/. tnT#/. 
 
 T. V. To Die, and Deatu. srT"JIrsrR m. ^V^^^'^ >n. 
 Dying, a. pertaining to death, given, uttered, ^c.just hcfore 
 
 death. 3Hri'+,|rf^T, HTui'+lrtl'd, T^^^;^. 
 Dyke. See Dike. 
 Dynamics, n. =€f?jFfT?T'<T Wf^ n. 
 Dynastic, a. v. N. n^^^TT=lfe ^^W?t-ivk'-f{. 
 Dynasty, n. race or succession of kings. lJ^^^f^^f^ f. XT^- 
 
 ^mf^f. n^fTT^fe pop. ^n^JTR'Sft/. 
 Dysenteric, a. v. N. 3Tf?(flKI'^l, arf^r^^pr^n, &c. OTmr^- 
 
 Dyseniees, «. arriTT^ 2J0/). 'flT^n^Jt. armTfrWR M. ar^^R 
 
 DrsrEPSY, «. v. Indigestion. arf^mq'H. TT^^^^IJ n. h^tf-
 
 2G5 
 
 EAR 
 
 Dtspeptic, a. 3T3froff^q;rff, 3T^<rr?Ffl". 
 
 DxsPXCEA, n.\. Asthma. tTR/.^Cfcfjrrjwj.s'qTOrqrfmm.sqTOOT. 
 
 Dtsuky, n. ^jJt^v^-^ n, 3T3H^/. 
 
 Hot d. ^^^771. pi. 3''^r5ft/. H^Jf^^OT. 
 
 To be aflected with hot d. ^SRot. 
 
 E. 
 
 Jjj, Of tlie tlirco sounds of this letter, viz. that in 
 scene, that in men, and that in prei/,vein, the first is 
 represented by f, the second exists not in Maraiht, 
 and the third is represented by (t. 
 
 Each, a. every one, — singly or distributivcly. '^^^, ^^^, 
 F^^^HT, i^i^^F^, \l^i ^?^'^, ^f^ ( in comp. as ^^- 
 f^^, sffHf^, srf^?li^, ^rf^IT^, ?f?r3T^, ) ^ ( as in qTR- 
 
 qr, 5mR5nT, 1%^Hi^f^^^ ). 
 
 E. other, E. the other. (t^H^P. 
 
 E. (his, her, its) own. 3TFr3TNr5T. ex. They eame 
 each bringing Zu's ojmi books. ^ 3TTT3TT'Tf?T T^% qg^^T 
 3TT^. JEvery one approves of his otcn disposition. ?r^fT^ 
 
 aTT^aTTTPrT ^tt^t =5rtT?5r ^rr^t, &c. 
 
 Eager, a. hecnly desirous, t. Desieous, Eaenest. 3r§q;, 
 ^r+fir), l^m^, ^IFR, 3T?ft^^. 
 2 imimticnlly desirous, v. Impatient. .JHNoll, |^, ^ijct l, 
 
 To be e. f^^ /«/r)is. ;5^?:'Jr, ;^rf SW, TgrT'jf, 3"- 
 
 Eageelt, ade. t. A. 1. ^'^g^fpf, 3f+d^, -i'r^xilM^V, ?fr^- 
 
 Eaoee>-ess, m. v. A. 1. ^i^f. ^^^ or |>^/. ^e^ / ^?TT- 
 ^ m. -JiYf^q- «. 7?g^?fr/. !TT?^Tf on. 
 
 Aflushof e. fT^ft/. 
 
 To cool,&c. one's e-'^T^f[ f.-SiC.-^YS^-f^^T^^ J^of 0. 
 Eagle, n. iF^ m. 
 
 2 (lesser Indian e. ) aquila fulveseens. ^]X^^f. 
 
 3 (Sea-eagle) See Osprat. 
 
 Eagle-eyed, a. t. Shaep-sighted. frT^S stojiff^T, frHH^ 
 
 ite'TT, ^^r'T^^Tf, ^?:"K^f^, ?ft?:uitRi. 
 Eae, n. J??R m. W.^ m. ^.T^riT m. n. »jf^/. siTT=^ «. 
 
 Curved edge of the e. ^75^/. ^iTTTI^/. +.^14 1 f^i^l /. 
 
 Discharge from the e. sprff^fiiT 7??. 
 
 Drum of the e. +Hh-|Ni^T m. 
 
 Dull of hearing — an e. Jd+I. 
 
 Hollow of the e. ssnrofT^ «• ^P'iii%^ w. 
 
 Hollow or line along the e. ^R'p?; or 5 ?8. ^R?ft?5«. 
 
 Inflammation of the e, ^''TTPfi fii. 
 
 2i 
 
 Lobe of tlio 0. =En<Tr w. 'sn'T m. ^puissfTPFT /. 
 Matter wliispered in the e. ^^tq/. W.T^H=i(m. ^j^- 
 
 Outer e. ?r^^ ». 
 
 Kinging in the 0. Xoise in the e. +u'hk_w}. ^^^w. 
 
 ]{oot of the e. ^ptfr^ «. ^<ir^ n. 
 
 Scabbiness of the ears. zpRf^^sff/. ^PT^/- =PFT- 
 
 Stoppage of the e. ( from cold, &c. ). qn^RT J?T w. 
 f . SW, ^PRW ^T^ in. V. 5T?T. 
 
 That has passed the e. — a matter. J}vHR?r,?f h^.^T, 
 
 Tliat has learned by the e. ^TPT Hft"^, ^^ ^ct'fr. 
 That has been learned by the e. ^R ^Tft'^rr,^^ ^T^'TT. 
 To the e.;— drawing a bow. +,M|^, 'ijJW.^. 
 To abuse, poison, &c. the e. of. ^PR m. '^=j;ij-mu\- 
 
 To bore the e. ^R)«. ?fNftrf^ ^ox^^w. ^or. 
 To give or lend an e. JpR 7n.-f^n.-7^j<:^n.-&c. ^or. 
 To let in at one e. and out at the other. ^t-TJRT^ ?- 
 ^St ^ JPRR ?Tl?iTr. 
 
 To prick up one's ears. ^FRjh. pi. ^cf-T^SR 'H^^, <PT^ 
 
 To pull the ears of. q|?R)«. TT^oj -q?;'ii-fTol5r^5t,^pR- 
 
 To set by the ears. cJNIrfN or ^ft/.-flT^^nf^T^sr/. 
 To stop one's ears against. To turn a deaf e. to. :pT- 
 
 q- »».;;/. 5r[5of-5rf^CTf, :pTH5rra/.-jpR^^/. q^, qr?/. 
 
 ^"Jr, ^RT TRf m. ^^af. 
 
 To whisper in the e. of. ^T^^^ or +,HI*?ft/.-^3Tq- 
 OT.-^of^'-g^T ».-&C. sp:ot, spT^IT^ft or ^FT^f ^WT, ^Rfft/. 
 
 The ears sicken, tire, &c. ^TR m. pi. f%TriR. 
 
 2 ( of a vessel or article ) v. Handle. JpR m. qjRTT »«. 
 
 3 spike of corn, — gener. ^<jft?f «. qjf&T^ «. W^^H^f. 
 
 4 (of wheat). afNt/. 
 
 5 ( of rice ). mmf^f- 
 
 Eull state of the e. <ff5tT «. 
 
 6 ( of rice, wheat, &c.) pendulous ear. ^Mtf. r^f^f/. sff, 
 n/ ?5tiR or fT «. ( enhanc. F7RT «. ??FT^ n. ), jtsft/. 
 
 7 ( of Tm., ciTt, ^rr^rr, &c. ) ^]^z n. 
 
 To Eae, v. n. shoot into ears. fJTH^ot, TO^uf, ^vtir^' ?J. ^'Z 
 spjf, f%¥^/.-f^Jraft/.-f^5rt^ or f?r^>^/. ^df, ^^. 
 
 Eae-ache, n. 5fvHi|<Ml/ '^''f^I,'^ i^^i^- "PRB^ '«. 
 
 Eae-lock, w. g^ H. q^^^ wi. 
 
 Eae-pick:, «. ^^'TTT^ n. ^TR^TOJft/. 
 
 Eae-eino, «. ^f^ w.^HTir ». ^'Jtr?J-^PR»».3T5rffH «». Some 
 of the common ear-rings or ear-ornaments are, qjor- 
 "JJrS n. 5p^oft/. ^FTT »«. ^ m. or ^ «. ^-:f; vi. n. '^^/. 
 
 5)%iTP5ft or ^5rqT5fr/. ^;5n" ««. frqcrrin'^'^/. f^ m. rioTT w. 
 ftpi^H. flR^rS n, rti'Irmi-:^/- 5fJ J«. ^^^IT^/. or T^r ?/».
 
 EAK 
 
 2GG 
 
 T M«i i of t/- Toft/, fnft or jnft/. irmT^/. 
 
 E. made with -^uld beggod. fH+Mloft/. 
 EAii-snOT, n. fl>:^I ?:cqT ni. ^ui"T'<T m. 
 Eau-wax, n. ^Fr^RT "». >f.MH2; m. #^Fur «. ^»T^ wi. ^orn^w. 
 EaR-wio, II. !FH^m/. ^"(X^f- ^DT^^JTH'/. 
 Eab-witSESS, «. !pHMIHI?ft, ^=^m?fr, siT^'JT?rT?Tt, 
 EaBED, o. ^«finj7 ean. ^FPIT^, +UNM, ^^, ^off. 
 
 2 — of corn. *( ■+."!. 
 Eaeiso, n. Y. V. fro^T'Jft/. f^Rnr/. f^^ 0'' fH'^kFjf. 
 Earl, n. ^f?fR 5Il^r^f=qt '^T T^ 3TT|. 
 Eaklt, a. of good or right time. ?r^5=rTifNT, ^T^PSCqr^^, 
 
 2 o/ ancient time. "Jjfr^r, "T^T^Trl^, 4^*lfrf*+, SlH^T, 
 
 Earlier. V«l+i"^l or ?JT, <?rfl+^rf ( or'^f^+^-^l &c. ). 
 tJiat ripens sooner. aTFTT, 3TPT^, amtfT ( (listing, from 
 JTFTT, KPTO ,* ni'lirl ), ^5r=rT or ^ ( r«n/ss. ^^ eor- 
 7;/ish ). ' 
 
 To be early ripe. aTFHf^. 
 Eahlt, adti. soon, betimes. ?nj?o5, -H+lciMufi or JTToff, ^ET^PI^ 
 or «-+;i<off, '^^Tft, 'jTTfff^, r-,q-+,<, amfFf. 
 
 It is still 6. 3T5H- ?I^TT 'flT|. 
 To Eakx, v. a. V. To Get. fiR:5i^, ^Fttt^St, ^^tT^, ?^- 
 
 ST n.-3qT3f^/.-&c. qpc^ 5'. o/ 0. 
 Eaeker, 71. Eabkixg, p. a. t.V. fHot^mRT, &e. ^rfl^+l, ^rs- 
 
 The earning member of a family. ^|^+|>^r| m. ^ \ i'h\ - 
 T\^ m. ^dl4HI4H m. ^J^rHV.^ m. ^^l^HTO^m. 
 EaI!>'est, a. ardent, icarm, zealous.^ solicitous. 3TR'<T«nT^, 
 
 3TTrir^, ^srrfty^, 3tr'<tfit5, ^^i 3?T?ft, '=r?rpTre[?r=^, 
 si'-Mfl-m, frTTPt^, :j«s?tr5ff5fT, ^§:p, cjT^fgw, 3i?rT^, g-- 
 f^TT^, 3THT^^, #r?m^, arjofp, «T5T?r, arw^, fT?Tr, 
 
 Eaej-'Est, «. seriousness. ^"^TWT >«. ^f^^T^ >«. 
 
 In e. <-H-*(M. 
 
 To take up in c. JRT<1T %^-'^':'^. 
 2 monei/, Sfc. given in toTcen. ^?fK m. f^TKT m. ^^ m. ?r- 
 'TKK w. spn'TT or ^T »J. 
 
 To pay down in e. ^rff ^'i\^^. 
 3— as in plays; «o///f» or sport. fSr^pon TPfT/. i%?iaiT 
 Hpft/. f^oj^;/. <:^/. f^rn^^/. oi(<^^K in. 
 
 In e. ^=T^. 
 Earnestly, adv. v. A. 3Tr?'^, ^*%^, 3TR'<TT^, %f^- 
 
 1%, &c. <Tt^;^-,&c. wm, JT^TTTm^, 3^^^. 
 
 Earne-^tsess, «. y. A. 3TrF-<TT/. 7?-^^^/ 3^g^FTT/. 3Tm^m. 
 
 T^w »>. ^^TFi/. ^T^/. f^fTF/. armf^/. ar^TTFT «». 
 
 Eabsiso, n. V. Y.~ac(. fi^^if n. m\^^ n. &c. ?nT^^ n. 
 
 TTT^ n. 3^^/. 
 
 I. earnings, v. Gettisgs. fira^^T/. ^irtf /."^^^rer/. 
 Eaeth, n. /Ac terraqueous glolc. ^v^ft or ^ftT^ft/. HfK;)02J. 
 
 5f?/. H^ n. H/. ^=^ «. qft^ff ;,o;j. m^ and^^J. I 
 
 EAR 
 
 ^/. ff>T^/. ^?^/. «RT/. ?nTT/. f^fH/. ^tTT/. ^mt/. 
 3T«rfH or 'fl^jft/. Some descriptive or allusive term;, 
 for the earth, corresponding with the habitation ofmor- 
 tah, the theatre of action, the field of labor, the nurse oj 
 beings., ^-c. cj'f. arc, Hi-'Wl* m. ?R^%^ m. *4Ti|rinp h;. 
 
 ipiTffcr or ^th^Htppt /. H^'-^r^ /. 'j^rn m. H?r?f- 
 ftt/. ^^/. ^rgq-n or ^T^?^^crg'.:TTT/. T^ftrir^^sT/. 
 
 ^HWH^cTriiliP+d^a^/. |:^WTTwi. Nine divisions (^- 
 5 ??). ^n m. ) are made of the earth. These are J^T^, 
 
 *r^'T, ^ft^'T, f%q^, +HHirf, ^i^^, TCft^, ff^'m^T, 
 
 Belt of mountains encircling the e. =Er^Jrr?5 m. ^raT- 
 
 Burden or load upon the e. 'THTT m. 
 
 Conquering the e. f^sHTT »». 
 
 Conqueror of the e. f^psTTfqt. 
 
 Corners of the e. ^"r^^ m. pi. 
 
 Face of the e. i^^j pop H?r^ n. :JT^?it?R; n. ->^JZ n. 
 
 Eegions below the e. ar^trit^ m. ari^rg^pr n. TPTT. 
 ?J n. ^TT'irtl'^i «!. 
 
 Serpent upholding the e. TfT «». 
 
 Shade cast by the e. ^TT/ 
 
 The umbra of the earth's shadow. H^ll^-^ n. 
 
 To the uttermost borders of the e. f^itft, 1^n<Tff. 
 
 To wander over the e. f^igJT wi.-f^VTHOT «.-&c. <Ft5t. 
 
 To commit to the e. ( treasure, &c. ). 'Jprq^ =R^, 
 iTTrft arr? ^^. 
 
 2— the element. HTrft/. H ^l' f. l/. ^^-^t/. Some of the 
 common eftri*//* are %5r5r, ^5I»TT, JilT^f^^r , ^?TT, 'it<T=^- 
 
 ^, f^ir^s, nfqiTTTrft, Tt^^pft, 5jTr^?ft, sfsfr, iTi^, 
 
 Lumj) of e. iTT^^ or H'f'iT^ET '». 
 3 — the present world. Mfir «. ^Jm?ft/. "^fjW. m. %^^.m. 
 
 4 the ground, ^f^^f. m^f ^V^f ^/. 5?/- 
 
 5 arable land, v. Soil. ^f^^f. ff*''/. 
 To Eaeth. See To Buehow. 
 Eaeth-oil, n. HTJfr^ rr?5 n. ''TfJTrr^^ ?8. 
 Eaeth- NUT, n. ground nut. Jf^T »». 
 Eaeth-pit, n. JTTrTTTiT or ^m/. 
 Earth-quake, «. tr^rft^tT m. HfH^T m. >T^T »«. ^r^TrftWOT, 
 
 EaETH-\YOEK, n. H|rl'+,|*H ?J. 
 
 Eaeth-worm, «. ntf^ or qfjte or nis^^:; m.n. z^m\ m. z^^^ 
 
 n. ^^rr m. ^m% «. ^Tf w. 
 Earthen, a. TTT?ft=5fT, ^'TPT^, H^rq-, ^^^TC^, JTlfrT^, 
 
 E. ware. Tm\^\ ^f^f w.i^Z. 
 Earthliness, n. v. A. 1. f^r^?i^yr m. 'T^T^<T'T'-T )»• Ac. 
 
 HtfK^rJT n. &c. ■^^rf^^F^T n. 
 
 2 W^^/ ^ff^f^/- ^fl^fWTT^^/. &c. 
 Earthly, a. belonging to this earth; mundane, not heavenly, 
 
 1fii*Mi, H^PK^, ^?5T#=5rr, rf^r^^, &c. ^Tr^^^Kft, 
 
 2 or Eaethlx-Minded, t. Sensual, ^f^^fs, '^^PRTr
 
 EAS 267 
 
 ?m,^f^?^T?:, ^f|^fjn^?rst^, etc. ^^^f7^^^_ [?tt^, 
 
 Eaethy, a. consis/inr/ oj r.s. EAitriiEX.HIffT^r, ^f^T^IT'T,^- 
 
 2 leJonging to c. Hmt^r, Hf^^raqtft, ■Rfr[w'^'^^. 
 
 3 having e. mingled — sugiir, grain, ic. Ulrra, HlrT?^, HT- 
 
 Ease, «. quid, rest, tranqniUili/. ^^ «. ^fm":!!^ «• ^^ w. 
 ^^Tr?ft/. f ^TS5 «. ^^TTT wi. g^FTr m. ^^RT w. ^^^T J«. 
 
 At e. In e. g^R, g^r^r dccl. ^^TFT, ^r<T eo«j. ^- 
 ^, f H f . 51^, f^, 3T?f , ff^TT, aTTTFT. [ STTTTTfT/. 
 
 2 resi! /;-o;« ;)«/«. ^ «. §^ ?i. ^tHT'-O-FT «• 3TRTfT »«• 
 
 3 »-es« rt/^T labor. fq^i^J m. f^^■{^ m. f^^:^\fr\ f. 
 
 4 freedom from diJiciiUii or great labor. ^^^T^ m. 3T- 
 ^T^mf OT. g^ n. ^^TTTTST m. ^]^\^\^]^ m. caf^-STOTr ;». 
 
 With e. See Easily. 
 To Ease, v. a. alUciate, assuage, mitigate, mollify, allay. 
 3TRTTT m.-^^ «.-^?r «.-:^F<TrrT /.-&e. '^-^JT'if, aTTTTT 
 «i.-%H n. m^uj or cr5>Jf ft«V/t w. con. ^r?^ ^jff-&c. ^fJT'jf , 
 ^TH^of, ^TifRW, ?fff5fiT n.pop. ^TJf^PT m.-^TTT^TR w.-^^^TT 
 wi.-q-^TTT ?«.-3^^-w^ W.-&C. ?F?T3f y. o/o. 
 To e. nature. See under Nature. 
 Easel, n. — of a painter, fif^ff^qrat/. f^^ "P^^ ». 
 Easily, adv. x. A. rra(Wy, ^-c. ?(|^, ^r^^rfFT, V^^M<JtR, ?r- 
 
 ^^■m, ^Tf^m^ftH, ^^^Tiif^r, w^^?^rfTft, ^i^^f^r, ^^- 
 
 ?Tf ^FTW^^, ar^TFTHfT^, 3T?TrqT^, SfTI^TT or ^FfT, 3T%^q"- 
 
 5Tf^^^?r, =q-T?5?tf =^?rrff, vTHTf ^FTf, ^?rf ^iBcTf. 
 
 I. gently, softly, tvitliout shaTcing, ^'c. ^i^^^T^, ^, 3T- 
 
 II. leisurely, composedly, not Inirriedly, ^'c. ^TT^^T^T, ^T- 
 
 Easiness, n. v. A. 1. 2. and Ease, g^ n. g^t^irr «». ?^'<T- 
 cTT/. ^X^'Sq n. ^>?PT «. ^^T?J n. ^\^^f. ^^T?5fIT/. §- 
 
 3 ( of performance or attainment ). ?fNqTJTT m. "^^n. 
 
 g*rr«Tm/. g^^Rfr^'^iFrT /. arF^r^rK^r /• &c. ^V^vq- «. 
 
 4 <TRq-nTT m. ^cq- ,,. ^jfpq^y. srRiqrtnTT/. &C. 
 
 5 ^<-/1h'-HJ|| m. ^VZ'^m m. ^^r".^ n. 
 G ^=I%TtnT m. H^Cq-UTT m. &c. 
 S FRr=5ft ^mt/. &e. ^<HMuii OT.Hra;iTuiT )«. 
 
 East, n. "J^f^nr/. f,^/. OT^T^f/. ^T^f 
 
 Lying e. and west,— a building, a field. q^Tf^iqTT, :fT- 
 
 Towards the e. ^J^^jmff, ^T?ff. 
 
 2 eastern regions. "jif^PflB^^T m. q^'^srr m. ^^^^m^;!(r. 
 Easteklt, Easteun, a. of or belonging to the east, qt, "J^^, 
 
 'T5^%=qT, q^^S^^lT, -jif^^te, ETT^^, Rps^, qi^T. 
 
 2 born in the e. "T^rJT. 
 
 ^facing the e. ^5^, '^^f^T^, Ifi'^'Tg^, ^f>T^. 
 Eastwaed, adv. "J^S, "T^f^^Tqss, S^q'rr, :n^. 
 Easy, a. enjoying quiet, rest, trangitillity, ^'c. §^, g^^T, 
 
 EAT 
 
 g^TTrT, gf^TT, J^rvT, gp-/^. 
 
 To feel e. g^r^f 'Jl^-^^-^XK^( v. impcrs. 
 
 That is in easy circumstances, that has a comfortable 
 maintenance. ^V^^ g^t, ^mi^^r^rr, ^prTft?TT, fH^fl or 
 
 2 free from pain. ^^5?T, aTRTHt, g^. 
 
 3 not difficult. ^TrTT, ^rTRT, ^^, ?ir^f3T^, g^H, 
 
 ar^TR, ^^^., ?f?i11T, 3T?q^r^"^, g^Tsq-, SRTMrfl^ltq-, g- 
 ^TOTE^, ^^^"P^, ^^ ffJ, "f^^mR^r, g (in comp. furmiiii,' 
 valuable word.s endlessly; as e. of access or passage ^^fj-^ 
 c. of apprehension g^ff'-T; e. of cure g^'-'q'; &c. kc. ). 
 
 To become c. to from practice. SIoSRjTTr^-cIottJrraT^f- 
 qft'TTTt?rT#r-&c. T3^. 
 
 4 ( of apprehension ) not abstruse. ^TrTT, g^T'4, giK, 
 
 5 unconstrained, unlabored, ^'e. ^^T^ pop. ?n^, W,'^ pop. 
 
 6 gentle, moderate, mild, ^c. — in numerous shades. ^- 
 
 8 complying, ^'c, x. Soet. n-i|-<m Jf^, T^TRT ^H^, H- 
 
 To Eat, u. a. ^jrm, H?^<ir, H?^OT >!.-3T^T?I M.-&C. JPT^,— in 
 significant, jocose, or free phraseol. H^"^'4T^t yPjUJ, 
 «T5frT 2TOW-WraTjf-3rR'jf, srTDT<T^^T/.-'Tt?:^T/.-&C.=fR?r, — 
 with the power of such phraseologies as to eat iip,to clear 
 the decJcs, to lich clean the platters, to malce clear u-orJc, 
 to dispose of, (j-c. ?TT^R ^^M., ^raR B^FI^FtfT or r5ig ^- 
 ?Tjf, ^T^3R 5R J?rnjf, H-i'UcAl »i. ^^Tf ^T^of , =^\ZJ[ Wf^ 
 
 fra^TRT TO.-rP2;T^ «.-fSr;qT?r wJ.-f^r^Rpr w.-^TT^lirft/.-HCTT 
 
 OT.-f^TTTf^'T^r m. w.m., =^5 5^5 ^rfr^rr qrm, ^rt=^^ »»• 
 
 ^^'JfT ^r'Jf, ^C"Tr m. ^^CTT-sr^Zcpir y. o/ o. ?7r5dt, TTR"^. 
 
 To eat one's words, v. To Eeteact. ^\^M n.-%^ »«.- 
 &c. Tm-^^RT ^. 
 
 He that would eat, must work. ^V^ ^ ^\'^ 'Trh- 
 
 2 corrode. ^Ttif, J^'T'^T. [''v^^. 
 
 2b Eat, v. n. take a meal, v. BIeal. ^^, HT^ M.-^q^JT n. 
 
 2 into; — an ulcer, &c. =JfT^. 
 Eatable, a. v. "V. A. 1. ?^TPTT-T?TTqT-=^[-^5fmT-^%T?(r-..tc. H- 
 
 ^. 
 Eatable, «. ^jrm «. *r^"^ n. ^K( n. A]^p:( n. vf?^ m. 
 
 Eatables — eompreh. or freely, ^m ^cfCTt «. *r^^ %- 
 C^ «. ^'Z.-amougst children. ^FS wj. ^Ff /. 
 
 Light e. ( as a fruit, a sweetmeat, &c. ) TTg^ n. Hr- 
 
 Eaten, p. v. V. A. 1. ^i^^^t,' &c. Hf^, H^p, ?<ITf^, a^fn^,
 
 ECC 
 
 2G8 
 
 ECO 
 
 EATKn, n. Y. V. A. 1. m^mj, &c. >T?^-cto. q;^, jt^t^P fln<i 
 >T?(t ( in comp. as ar^HHT, KWH^ft, &c. ), HT^ft ( in 
 coinp. as 3T^»Tt^, mflHTJft, &c. ), aTT^ft ( in comp. as 
 
 3?^?ft, 3iwrn?ft, f^nr^ft, qs--^^ft, sr^^rt, frmr^ft), 
 ifFf in comp. as !rr55=p^, sTrgj^, 3T5r'f5,)5'jn^ 
 
 (Tu couip. and with contemptuous iniplication,as. STPtT 
 
 ^TTT^, Htn m^, &c. ). 
 Eati.vo, n. V. V. A. l.—act. ^^ n. &c. H?TOT n. ^^ n. 
 
 (S(Z^ n. W^ "■ 
 
 2 W^ n. Vf^vi n. <M"i'i1/. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^nrSr «. ^^TtTT «. ^^F^T^ ». 
 
 To bo heavy & listless froni ovci-cating.|^iJr. 
 E\T1XG-H0L-SE, II. aT=5Tf=^ 5^r^ n- ^T^Ki^lll OT. ^qTiTT^^/. 
 
 Keeper of a c. H'i'jHl or HTTft. 
 Eaves, «. q-i^uft/. ;;?. ^ViWJ^^]f. pi. ^r^om]f-pl. ftf /n|/". 
 Eaves- DEir, «. JJoT^'jft^sft *TTT/. TFITo^/. 4N^/. 
 To Eave3-i>eop, v. 11. 3Tr|<T-«i':4x|urpj^-i*ce. ^pTcRTT «!.-t)M=)r 
 
 Eaves-deoppek, n. v. V. 3TT|^-<.to. JFTH5rHT-&e. QofK|_ 
 Ebb, EBBi>-a, n. reflux of the tide, ^ff m. #^/. ^^t^ 
 
 Extreme e. ebb at the springs. f^^TR or f?r?rTT 3^1^? 
 The e. and ilow. g^fft »lT?ft/. 
 2 icane, ^'c. v. Decline. g?nT »»■ 3rfTrft/. T^TTrfmiMI m. 
 To Ebb, «. n. v. N. 1. #^OTf, W^ m.-'flT^/. -mrfiJi-c^l- 
 
 To e. dry. f^, 
 Eeb-tide. See Ebb. 
 Eeoxt, n. <liospi/ros >jilutinosa.Z^rv:f\ f. 3TT^PTH »i. ?f^ or^iT 
 
 EBEiExr. See Dbunkensess. 
 
 Eeriosity, m.t.a. <i I *,-m 1 41/.f5=r?Tm'ift/.firnl#ft/'-f^^TmT^/ 
 
 Ebbiocs, a. given to drinlcinj. ^€»Tr3T, ^TOr or iTT?^r, 30T- 
 ^, f^!|ii<MK, f^^il-MM, 1%'TT or f%^qT rew/**. f5PT5 raiAer 
 e. 1%'ft^. 
 
 EBrLLiTios, n. V. BoTr,rs-o. ^jij m. artpTr n. 
 
 Sound or noise of brisk e. ?jo5^Tc5/.-intens. ^ToETcE m. 
 
 2 ( as of tenderness, grief, &c. ) sudden stcellinj and 
 Itiretinj forth. 3^n^ m. T>^J. ^n^ m. 3"»Tr5T m. 3^TT?r 
 m. ^^x^ m. ^Micii »«. ^ttt^/. g;?T m. 
 
 ECCEXTEIC, a. divergent. ^JTTrfpTT^, JT^T^T^mff. 
 2— in geometry. 3TOP[%^, f^TTT^. 
 
 3 fig. anomalous, devious, v. Ieeegulae. '^iMl'iHi^'i^^- 
 
 EccESTEiciTT, n. V. a. 1. %^Trf 5PPtr/. TT ^q r^MlPl H T/. 
 
 2 'ir^%3?rr/. 3wr%2»tr jm/^bW't w. 
 
 3T^«TT^T#T n."%^^i^ «. f^I^on^T/. ?JT=f;JT^^>,q7f n. 
 
 Ecclesiastic. >i. ;7cr«on holding art appointment in the church. 
 
 V[M%^^^^^ ngwT »n. qjiq^fq^^ ^^^^ ^_ VT^h?^^ w. 
 
 EcpLESiAiiiCAi,, o. Itlonginj, c}c^io the church or religion. 
 
 Ecno, ?(. !7f?r'--^f^)». sTf?i^rj wi. irfrTJisTwi. tT?^i£7»». q-sm^wi. 
 
 /. aT^tiffTfHj. nfprxujTT «. 
 
 2 fig; mere repealer of the opinions of another, ftctpw^, 
 ^Tt^^S <MlrHJIRl. 
 2b Echo, v.n. srfHK;rf^?«.-sif?i?TT^?».-!rf^^®=r»»..&c.^,^3TW, 
 
 To Echo, v. o. sffFrt^f^ m.-srf?Rr^w.-srfrr?T£^ »».-&c. q;^. 
 Echoed, /i. v. V. A. 5Tf?Tt=r[Tirr, ^ff^^^;^^, 
 EcLAincissEMEKT. See Explakation. 
 Eclat, «. applause, honor, ^-c.y. Gloet. ij]nm^,^^m. ^fr- 
 
 Eclectic, a. scleoting .phoosing . f^'^^'^-Sie. ^T^UTRT. 
 Eclipse, n. ^^n. ?Tf »«. ??TWwj. ^TT^ot. — of the sun. ^- 
 ?r^DT». — of the moon. ^^^ir«. 
 Day of an e. v;^^ n. TV^^^n. 
 Duration of an e. f^'<T^/. 
 
 Immersion or ingress at an e. ^?f m. %tT?)». — Ablii- 
 tion at it. FT^f^aRT n. 
 
 Obscuration of an e. ^^TTHW. <.| ?'Hm in. 
 Period of a lunar e. '^^^^ n. 
 Eising during e. TTSTt^T '"• 
 Setting during e. '-| H Kl m. 
 Total e. jftHH». 
 TJncoveriug of an e. J^Tft??^ n. 
 To Eclipse, v. a. ^fT^, ?TWw. ^Rijt g. ofo. qj^r ^fRW. 
 2 fig; (7flr7.'eM, ohscure, Sfc. x. To Excel. ■p|r^T-m^T'-&c. 
 'TTSW, ^^ TTSof, f5T#3T-TT;?f|-rr-&e. ^FT'Jf, ^'jf m. srR'Jf 
 n-ith ^ or ^, TiTjft n. ^rrft ^pruj- y. ^o. 
 v. V. 
 
 1. qr?r=;^, TTfrrj^f. 
 
 Eclipsed, j^. 
 
 To be ( 
 2 f^r-&c. m^^.rlT, HFt TT^?!!, &c. 
 
 To be e. f^^, f^TT^T'Jt, ftj-^ TS'jf, T^ft^ ^tof. 
 Ecliptic, m. great circle of the sphere. ^pff^Tf^ n. ^f^lcTHJ- 
 
 f5 «. ^frf^?T n. '5ptf7H?^/. ar^PTfrr «. H^r^^;^ n. Tf^;;, 
 
 Declination of a point of the e. W>\fh ^TFT ?«. 
 
 Inclination ( of a planet's orbit ) to the e. H<HI4H m. 
 
 Motion of the nodes of the e. ^ifrrTTrriT^/. 
 
 Nodes of the e. jpifH^M m. 
 
 Obliquity of the e.qTTT^tf?r/.qT^frr/q<>4i'-|H»i.M<iHH/)J. 
 Eclogue, n. jyasioral. ^^^\^^ ^^^^^ ^T5T n. 
 Economical, a. v. N. 2. frugal, — of persons. ■4-,|d^-,^ -?T, 
 
 ^ffwft, ^f)rR%?^r, ^ix^'^rr^, a^F'To^'ft, ^ftPrrfs^rjft, f^• 
 ==nT5^T^, sq^r^fio^pft, arisn^Kii+ri^iJiKr, H%=fR-&e. 
 
 2— of expenses, &e. ^FR^p^rfHr, ^?rT%^, ^PfTi'^rim, ^. 
 
 <vHHiHun==fr, ^iT^ffNr, sTfTsq^^r, f^m^'Tr^rr. 
 
 Economist, n. See the Adjective. 
 
 To Economize, v. n. ^HNM^H-^^7f%'fr%-^PT^^Bfr^-&c. ^=t 
 
 Economy, »j. management, disposition, arrangement, SfC. 
 ^W^^\ f. \^ m. iifRm m. q^t^ref tn. ^'^ot,=PR?*tH».
 
 EDI 269 
 
 Political e. 3T-«f^Tr^ n. 
 2 (fiscrelioJi of expense, frnjalUij. spf^:^?!^/. "JirTT^rf m. 
 
 rfsq-q- 111. n|?'4t^FT5IT m. 
 EcsTACT. «. ahsorheJ slate; — gcner. ^nTTf-ir mf- rf'T^H^T'TT 
 
 2 rapture, transport, v. Jox. qriTH^ »«. ^'Sfl^^T m. ^- 
 f^TTrTT/. ^^^:m m. 
 Ecstatic, a. rapturous. ^^W^-, ^T^Ff^T^TT, JTTf^. 
 Ecumenical. See TJxiveksal. 
 Edacious, Edacitt. See Gluttonous, Glutto-nt. 
 Eddy, n. contrary current. *Mt\<iA m. ^ n. 
 
 2 icMripool. arrarr m. arr^TT »». ^jp n. 
 To Eddt, ». «. vTi-iloitTf, ^r^TSoi, nt'^To!:'^. 
 Edge, h. ( of weapons, &c. ). tfR/. '^UTT/. ^TS/. 
 A dull e. T5nt ^F?:, ^T^^t tfTT. 
 A sharp e. ^rft ^K. 
 
 2 brink, verge, margin, ^tf. ^Z tM.fSF^fTT m. W-Kf. mT 
 
 Of broken e. — pitcher. &c. ^Z'^^^.^. [ TV^ f. 
 
 liaised e. ( as armmd wcUs, mouth of haiulmill itc. ) 
 To be set ou e. — the teeth, ar^nit. 
 
 3 ( esp. of fields, &e. ) border, margin, ^c. JT?;/. JT5 m. 
 
 4 fig. sharpness of weapons. Miuf) n. ^Tf n. 
 To Edge, t'. a. ( weapons, tools, &c. ). qr^/. ^50T-^^iif, ^T- 
 
 2 sliarpcn, whet. ^Kf. ^R^-rTrEroT-'^Dt, TT^^JUJ, TT'Jlt ". 
 %W, ^n^/. OTETOT, ^TSRTjf. 
 
 8 on; V. To Incite. :^pzuf\ fs^--^^^.^ H'^^']/.'^- 
 
 Person edged on. ^ITR w. ^"IMT w'. 
 
 4 See To Bobdee. To Fringe. 
 
 5 move sidewags. ifT^^'-hS ^T^=fOT. 
 To Edge, zj. «. move edgeivise. f^^foi, 5TT^^-^=IT-&c. ^^nirf 
 
 Edge-less, a. v. Blunt. f^Wft, f^^lT. 
 
 Edge-tool, n. mx^ ^^K m.-3T^^ n.-&c. 
 
 Edge-wise, ado. qr^f -T, ^^^, f3^ y. tTra', «ra=r, 5^. 
 
 Edged, a. — of weapons, tools, &c. qiT^T, tTRT^^, tTKli^RT- 
 
 2 having an edge ( or border ). s^iR w' tTTTt ( in comp, 
 as sq-R or 5^7^^, f^T^lff, %qRl ). 
 Edging, n. lace, fringe, Sfc. at the edge. ^f[f. ^^\t[f. ^ 
 
 / ?i%tt/. wvnXf. nt? «8. jTrt ?«. 
 That has e. HT^sft^. 
 Edible, a. v. Eatable. ^T^n^r, ^^TRT, He-'T, >T?7oft^. 
 Edict, n. decree, S{c. v. Iiaw. ?T^fTT/. ^^^TRT^T n. ^TRT^ n. 
 
 3TrfrnT=5T «. f^q «?. 
 
 General e. or enactment. ^TRTF^^TRRT. 
 Edification, n. v. V. ^T^\■^ ^sNt |f|;/. ^'HTn f-i^i t f- 
 
 EFF 
 
 Edificatokt. See Edii-tino. 
 Edifice, n. v. Building. ?itrh/. s[^=^ )». 
 iZb Edify, v. a- instruct, improve. ^r^Y^^f^f_ ^^-^TPf^liif, 
 ?r^T^fSigT/. r<TrT'jf-5ir^'7aT, ^JTTFR-trqfq-TCfcri n. WJ^., T'T- 
 
 \\^ m. ^.m. 
 
 Edifyino, p. a. Y. V. q7TTr%f^ Jn^tTTT^T, ^^T^FTft^ ^T^- 
 
 OTRT, fTTHSfl'^, T^J^iqT. 
 To Edit, «j. a. prepare for publication. ^frq^^TT SNi'TTH ^- 
 
 Edition, «. — of a book. gTTffrr/. jjTT '«• ^T'Jft/. 
 Editor, n.\.Y. ?frq' ^^vT SH^f'TRT fPTR ^^qRT, ^fp^'pT'^ ^■•^ 
 
 2 conductor of a newspaper. W-'^. 
 EditOEIAl, a. v. N. 2. =}vrqrifT, ^^R %%?rT-fSrf^Srs5r. 
 Editoeial, w. qjr^f^ %S5^T %^ w.^^f^ fSif^F^j^ir K^?pp: m. 
 To Educate, v. a. instruct, c\-c. f?T?Tr/. ^iJr, fn^^Tor, f^lf^iJr 
 
 3^nT ?!. ^FTof, f^lf?T^-f5r?JT^^Tf^fJlf?7?T W.T^. 
 
 2 iriny «^, rcff;\ qTot'Jf, ^Rrot,'TT5C'Tn?/.-'nr7^'TVT^ Ji.-&o. 
 
 Educated, ;?. ^ a. v. V. 1. f^T^^^er, &e. f^Tf^T^, 
 2 mctrf?5T, &c. Qlf^d. 
 1. furnished icith knowledge. T^t^, T^^T, s^rM-?? ,'fl;'-"'T'T?I 
 
 Education, «. v. V. 1. — aei. f^^Fsm «. f?r^?ar/. flr^TT/. 
 I. state of being furnished with knowledge, v. Leaenino. 
 
 That has finished his e. W^^^^^, 3T!-ftn, -i{'f^^^f['^ . 
 Educational, a. f%^^^.,f\r^^^^., f^T?^riWT^, 
 
 E. department, f^crmr^ n. ■^]Z^^'r[n. 
 To Educe, v. a. bring or draw forth. <^i«ui, Hfnr^r ^of-3TT'7I- 
 
 Eel, n. smT/. STt^r/. 
 
 To Efface, v. «. expunge, obliterate, Hot out erase, cancel. 
 
 J^OT, 1^5 ;rn>'it, 5,?T^?:% ^raw, ^i|^ dl+uj, ^Ys^T >«. 
 
 fTTf^'Jf, 3^<Jf, 3^»». KKDT, "?>Rr»?». ^-*HKU(-«fIr5"Jr, "J^«. 
 
 qTcI'Jr-^, ^T^^, ^JJTf^ 2T^, ^rf^-Rfi-l-ctc. cjTT^ot^ fr- 
 
 %^OT ^"H-. [%%?^, etc. 
 
 Effaced, p. v. V. J^J^T ?T^^^r, #|^^ -il-Pv-^.T, i%?RTW 
 
 Effacement, Effacing, n. \. V. — act. jwp ^T^"^«- &c. 
 
 Effect, n. \. Consequence. W[^n. ipr m. w^^ pop. <P5t ?i. 
 
 ar'tT m. ^^ ». 
 
 Cause and e. sjrrT ^PKiTrw. 
 Evil e. ar^n^Tw. 
 In e. really. efFT?T:, ^77U]^<X\. 
 Eelation of cause and e. ^R^PR'JT ^TT^ '«. 
 Without e. Of no e. P'li'O*, sq'iT. 
 To take e. succeed. ytRf ^fW, ^t ?^5t^ "^of 
 To take c. upon. PTPT'Jt, ^Vi^ ^M. 
 To take evil e. sfT'^"^, «r5^. 
 2 efi'ects; goods.^ v. Cuatiels. JTP^iTtTt/. 
 To Effect, v. a. perform, produce, do.^ make, v. To Accoil- 
 iLisu, ^feWr, ^TTT^, ?R ^^.
 
 EFF 
 
 270 
 
 EGG 
 
 2 Iring alout, Iriny to j-nss. ^^jj^^^^-&c. ^m^^ ^- 
 
 En-KCTEi). p. V. V. 1. w^.^: A-i'. ^rrfs^^, f^?, f^iwif^n, 
 ^frrTr4. 
 
 2 5r5<T^ 'iTM^=^T, ViM-l^, ^T'^%?rT, etc. 
 BrF£CI^^a, n. v. V. 1.— rtc/. ?TT'-T"Jt «• #TT^'jf/i. &c. ^TT'^oj^ 
 
 EfrEcrivE. ff. iliat i;,roiJuers rjfcit, y. Efficacious, nor q^r- 
 
 i^-^FTft-^Frrf, 'prr^, ^irrtTrT^, ^oTFT^iFT-Tr, ^pt^^st^, 
 
 2 f I for service or use. T^Flt, ^'TWTT^T, <fvTm^T, "FT- 
 TYv'fi'fl, JPRJW, :pmT'4, q^^T^P. 
 Ef FECTITEXESS, M. T. A. 1. ^m. noiq?H5psr«. +,l4'HI'»Tq^«. 
 "IOT^iRhI'/. Ac. *4^juiw. 
 
 2 gM^ i 'flMm i wi. 3?4If'Hi/. jprnfTimT/. spi^^if^/. 
 Effectual, a. ///a/ has produced rjfect. ^SFJ, aTTR, ^tm- 
 !F, ^rr4, ?;?n"<T, ^^Fr^fT, ???r^, stth'f^, "pfefr. 
 
 2 that produces effect. See Efficacious. 
 Effectuai.lt, o(/v. t. a. 'po5«.-noTf».-&c. qir5 3T^, 
 
 2 thoroiirjhly, v. "Whollt. q^>RiJf, aTTft. 
 Effectualuess, n. t.A.1. ?T<f!?i?5r «■ ?rT'?)rq-«. ^^V^n. &c. 
 5b Effectuate. See To Effect. 
 Effeminacy, n. v. A, ^HtwU". ^TTr^^TiTTw. 5lT?%"TTJrTw. ?rr- 
 
 JTff/. ^THTTtirT w. ^SHT'JT'iqfr/. ^'i^f^/. I^J^TT^r'n. 
 Effeminate, n. icomaimh. m^^-\, hitt?^, ?rm^, ?15^I^,^^- 
 
 An e. person, mniumw. ^J^ITPTJTot. ^iS-qTJ^ m. 
 
 That has an e. voice— a man. ^Tf?5<^"l r^ 1 . 
 Xo EffeetEiCE, v. n. icork, lulUe and hiss, v. To Feemekt. 
 
 Effeetescence, n. \. V. 3rrijf«. gr?rm. ^a^^/. 
 Effeetescext, at. v. Y. ^cT^MdOTRr, 'pcri'poTiJiKT, '?)OT"jr'jft?r. 
 Effete. See Baeeex, 'Worx out. 
 
 'ETtlCiClozs, a.2>rodtteiivc of effect, ])otcerf id of effect, n- 
 ■jfT, I'^r^JT, liT^FR^v- q;rfr-ifce. JtTT^, 'TarrqTinfj, 101- 
 
 Efficaciousxess, Efficacy, «. v. A. ?T?q- «. ^r^r «. noT »t. 
 noTtn m. ^JTur ««. jw^rfr^ /. ntJiT^riaT /. srsR^ /. 
 
 ^^ w. 5FFT%rr??TT/- 'T'lrnf^/. ^mHT'-:T^?TT/. 
 Efficiexcy. n. t. A. qjTTf^r «. ^P^dtt ot. qn^m^T?^ «. 
 ErricrEXT, a. that effects or causes, v. Causative, ^fr^, 
 
 Effiot, n. image, representation. ^r§^ m. or T^f. or ?•; n. 
 
 •jj^ VI. siPrMtr m. sTf?wT /. sr^^ «. sr^iTTT?f /. :f- 
 
 fn^F? OT. yrd^frl/. 
 
 Euncral rites performed on an e. (of leaves of Butea 
 frondosa ) when the corpse is missing. TTrJTnf'Tf^ m. 
 Effloeessexce, «.— in medicine ; eruption of himoura. <T- 
 TZ or ^i^ m. ^^ n. y^iUiof n. ^ti^uj- f. 
 2— in chemistry, k^^f. fsf^ft/. 
 
 Effluvium, w. >it<H<H|DT m. , 
 
 Strong, stimulating o. ^WC or STRS m. [ ^R vi. 
 Efflux, EFFLUEXCE,w./oif/ny out.^]\K qui n. qif^fH^n. 
 2b Effoece. See To Foece. 
 
 Effoet, n. strenuous exertion, sjztp^ m. arpTTH m. ^TT^rt m. 
 inrm OT. ^g;:^^ m. ;:;t^^^/. ^^f. q^T?? /. JT^-4f:r<T^ 
 »H. ^t^iT^f^T )'i. '^ll-ilMl? m. f ^V^^V. m. f. 3TRT'iTR: /. 
 JJ^T^fT »>. H^l-HH m. TT^rfHTf «». 3T?TfrH ?». ^'it^PlT m. pi. 
 With 0. qF?I?r:, irq??r?f., 3tS q^i. 
 Without e. ar^f^m: iJo/). a^^f^TT^ o»' 3T^, 
 With many eflbrts. ^[rTRTT^T^t^f. 
 Of this word the sense- is further distinguishable 
 into two shades; and there are in Maraihi very many 
 and very lively formations involving the sense yet 
 respecting, some, the one shade, and some, the other. 
 Here accordingly, we have collected the formations ; 
 and we have tlistiuguished the sense that they might 
 bo duly allotted. In the shade of a vehement ami 
 concentrated exertion of strength — as expressed by such 
 words as a strain, a heave, a pull, arc q?=r m. ^^m in. 
 T^W^PT in. rim in. n. 3Tm5/. %?: m. rT5^/. 3TsrmH)J. 
 iTjpqq^ ,„. jf /. ipx ,„. ^sTT^T m. tTI>TT m. 3T^'<f m. 5IM n. 
 S^R: inf- 
 
 With one vehement e. ici/h all vigor concentrated, 
 u-ilh might and main. T^qmi^ or 'HX^^\^\'^'(^.;^TZ'm^\- 
 TT#, HTS^^R, ^^T^f^, ?f^=rm or nf, ^q-^T^^T-nTf^-^- 
 
 To make a last and desperate e. TTtTt JRHf ^IrPTT^ 
 
 m.pl. grs^. 
 
 In the shade of a Irish, smart, and short exertion of 
 strength,— a.s expressed by such words as a run, a spurt, 
 a go, a stretch, a rush, a dash, a start, a heal, a snatch, 
 a fff, a brunt, are ^TTT^ nt. rtjl^r in. tJirqiT '»• fTS^v /. 
 TSsff V. fJR, ^I^, f^irfr /. 'ITFFr m. ■*TTRT m- W'^ m. v. 
 ^FTS, ^ m. 
 
 With one brisk e. upon a stretch, at a run, at one 
 (lash, rush, spurt, go, Sfc. in a Ireath. ^^ ^fTl^-STH, ^%^ 
 ?nTR5TR, ^^ ?f4l+'4M', Ac. ^^ 3^15 or ^^ aRTTl^, "^r 
 
 To make great e. or exertion. c^^TcI m. n. rfrs^, ^- 
 
 ^ /. ars^. [ S^ ". 
 
 Effeonteey, n. \. Impudexce. fq^j/. f?r^ n. cTTS «■ ^T- 
 Effulgexce, Effulgent. See Beigutness, Beight. 
 To Effuse, v. a. pour out. 3HMu7_ 
 Effusion, n. v. V. — act- a^TrT^ «. rflrtuft/. 
 
 E. of blood. ?^T?TT?r m. 
 Egee, n. impeiitoits flood. cfrsT m. sfM m. 
 Egg, m. 3T5 pop. 3T5 «■ qj^r^ or z n. 
 
 Contents of an c. sft?^ m. ^^;w^ »«• 
 
 Golden e. ^rft^r 'JT^ »». 
 
 Produced from e. 3T^3T, 
 
 To drop her eggs — a bird, arfr n. pi. TTolor,
 
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 To Egg. Soc To Lnxite. 
 EoG-PtAXT, n. irf'ft/ i!=fPF »». 
 
 The fruit of the e. q-f't n. ^ttt^ n. 
 Egg-shell, n. wA'^f. W.i^f- ^f^ «. ar'ssTT^ 7JJ^^ n. 
 Egoism, n. assertion of pirsoiialili/. sense of self . ar^TWr ?« 
 
 ^ m. 3T|HTr^r/. 3T|q^r4 «». 
 
 Egoist, n. 3T|iTr^t, 3TiqT^. 
 
 Egotism, n. self-conceit, self-praise, ^r. ^]^'^] in. iftqxT n, 
 
 3TPT?ft^/. 3TT^JT^5f?T/. aTrfHSifSraT/. 
 Egotist, w. Egotistical, «. jftqiTTT ^fi'luiKl-fTf^iTTTT-^- 
 
 To Egotize, v. n. 3TTT?^T sff^^TR ot.-STTT^ 5i^y;-3TFT?5t Sf- 
 
 ST^/.-&e. ^iVf-fiTT5r'jf,3TTT5T5W^/.-3TTf5T?gf?r/.^^. 
 
 Egeegious, a. eminent, distinguished, t^ijlf^iir, FJT'R^, 3T- 
 
 2 T. Amaxt. fir=5^, f5f?5^. 
 Egeegiouslt, adv.greatlii, enormous] i/, Sf-c. t. Excessitelt. 
 
 Egeess, Egeessiox, n. going or issuinj out. 5rf|T ^r^T w.f^r- 
 qot «. STflnTR- n. irf^ifJT ?». fHHJT^ n. ^^^^n. f^^-^^n. 
 
 En, ?«;f;y. iT^%^ 3Tf, 3-:, W,^. 
 
 ElGH, intcrj. ^, aT|T. 
 
 Eight, (z. aTT5, ar"?. 
 
 Aggregate of e. 3TT^/. 3r?^ «. 
 Consisting of, belonging to, &c. e. 3Tra^. 
 
 EIGHTEE^■, a. STSTT. 
 
 Eighth, o. 3TT^r. 
 
 Eightieth, a. '^^TRT. 
 
 Eighty, a. \vi'\^-oue.\{'^^\\^]^\^^^-tv!o.^s^f'^'^^qj^^\- 
 tbrec. 5?TRm, 5;!Tf^^?r,four.=ift'=qT^^fr or =^^f'T#,five. 
 q^Tr^^3Tr,-six.^Tf^#,-seven.;eFTt'i;5Tr,-eight.aTS5nqi!lt,^^ 
 
 Either, pron. tcliich soever of two. 3T?qTfT, ^^^F^TT, ^Ffffft, 
 2 any one. #Jft or #ift, ^"r'Jff^. 
 
 ElTHEE, ndo. X. On. #. [«. JfJ^lJf. 
 
 ^0 Ejaculate, v. a. dart, v. To Tnnow. qj^iJr, ^FF'if, 1%frT 
 Ejaculation, n. t. V. — aei. ct^ «. &e. f%?^ w. 
 
 I. sliort prayer, Sfc ^^'Oi^=^\ 3^R m. 3^Tf^ STT'^T^T/. 3TT- 
 
 To Eject, v. a. cast out, v. To Expel. ^?5^^, ^?5of, Jpr5% 
 :FF|?r ?at-H^ot, f^ttK"! ^.-PX'HH «.-&c. qoT"?ry. q/'o. 
 2 (a demon). JPTSi^T, qii^cTJf, ??re^<jf, ^^Wn n. Jf^q- y. o/ 
 
 Ejectiox, ?t. T. v. — act. qr^q^iff n. kc . ^f^■^\l m. ^f|ti^- 
 
 To Eke out, p. a. make to serce, last, Sjc. J^^, J'^ffT JTf^ 
 
 7o Elaeohate, d. a. prepare, ivorh -up, S;c. with care and dili- 
 gence. JTT^TT«rTTT% d'^K+^ui, <J)HT=r^, ^TR'lft/.-^iTTf /.- 
 
 JT^Tpm/.-M^mri/.-y^+K ?».-mRhk >».-&c. ^ji^of, Tft^?;- 
 
 ELE 
 
 Elaborate, n. Elaeoeated, p. v. V. JTreqr'TTTn %^r, ?r- 
 
 Eladoeately, ar/y. v. \. JTRtrr^^rHPf, HRirmprft^, ^i^r- 
 
 To Elapse, y. «. pass. ^T^, ^rST^ ^JTM, ^R^f, 31>jf, T jn?it 
 
 or n^T'iif, TrT ^ijf , TFTiit. 
 Elapsed, /). y. V. n^sjr or ij;^, &e. ipT, ^tft, i^Jn or T^^ 
 Elastic, a. that has the property of returning to the form 
 
 from which it is lent. cj'c. fl'<Tf?r?'4rT^, "J^f^'iTffrsrTfr, 
 
 Elasticity, n. v. A. ■f%'<TfHF<TT'?^^r/. Ac. ■^•••sTf?r?'<Trn;'T'Jrw. 
 
 To Elate, v. a. elevate with success ^ x. To Puff up. ^^Jf 
 
 Elate, a. Elated,/?, v. Y. ^Tf^ =^?%^r-5^%^, f^T"?, ^- 
 
 Elation, n. v. V.— s/<r^<?. ^'^f^Tm m. ^qf?/ ^f^ri^/. 
 Eleow, «. #7^ »>. ?f. ^qr ?«. 
 E.-joint. #T^T^^^^/. 
 2 flexure or angle. — gcucr. tpTTTT ?». ^\T.^ n. 
 
 Elbows and ears, — compreh. corners and piroject ions. 
 
 EPHqfmt m. pi. \m-^\^^, 
 
 To Elbow, v. a. #TT^5ft/.-q?rTr?T?ftJft/. TTRof, ^TqTT^ HT- 
 
 Eleow-eoom, M.'+nq<4'(H<iJ'Mi'ii ^^mr/ 'irsr^T^T m. 
 Elder, o. 5rft?r, '<?rr?5T, ^^, qsr^, arftir. 
 Elder, «. qt^, ^T'^q'. 
 
 Elders, V. Ancestor. ^TTfe or Mli=Jilci ««. /^Z. W^n^m. 
 pi. TT^fte 2^ w. pl- 
 
 Elders, elderly people. |;^ jm. pl. fj;^ »«. ;i. 
 
 Council or meeting of elders, f ^^f^/. f 5^^ ?«. ?■- 
 
 Teach not jour ciders \ J^TT ^^^ ^^^T '^f ^1=^ 
 
 Eldeely, a. X. Old. amJ-^MKr, jriK=m^r, ?fi<?^f^:, ^- 
 
 q-'.^siT or crq-r<T, '=i4l'lcl, ^^W.. 
 Eldership, n. v. A. qs^tf/. 3T!T^q' ?(.. 3%?j?^ n. 
 Eldest, n. ^f^r E!TtR;-5^ir^-&c. Tff??T, ^rfr^. 
 Elect, «. Elected, p. v. V. f^T^??!^, ^f^^, fnn^iH ^Hk- 
 
 ?5T, &c. fxT, ^rf_ 
 To Elect, ». «. select, choose, f^sot, sfT^T, f^fsff ^-^^ett ^- 
 
 6T-q5T^ijt-%iT'Jr-'fT^'^-j|fr ^rnr. ' ['t5/. 
 
 Election, n. v. V.— «c/. ' fH^Sot ;j. q-^uj- «. &e. m^ n. f^- 
 
 I.^ozwr of choice, x. Choice. f^^W^JV^ -^^m f.-^f^^^;ix>n. 
 Elector, 71. x. V. fHci^.^^Muir^, lH=rf5%?TinTT, &c. 
 Electric, Electrical, a. pertaining^ ^-c. to electricity, f^- 
 
 2 containing electricity. f^^^^fT^, HfsfsjT^, f^ra^fHT, 
 
 Electricity, n. electric fluid. ^\^f. f^ra^/. fif^fFKi^T ;;. 
 
 To Electrify, v. a. give an e. shoclc to. fr^^ '.q'q&T «. ^'T. 
 
 2 charge with electricity, ^^f. H^-^R'^T, 
 
 3 fig. shocJf. Sec To Shock.
 
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 lIlECTIlIJVISC-MACniNE. «. fcTST or igr M. 
 Electcauy, fi. — in incdiciTie. ?^ m. 3Ttr%^ "i. 
 EtEEMOSYXARr, o. living on alms. fH%«Tr ll^ H<.uiK[, fT^TT- 
 
 3fp^, fH^TT-rK^sft, f^Hrnt, ^tttt^?^ st^tt^, 
 
 :; y/.r/i /« alms. fvT^^T, fH?T% %Tm^, tTTTT^, ^^, 
 
 o nlai.ii'j to char Halle donations. ^^fK^^^mv^., ^r^7m\- 
 Ei.K.iANCK. n. V. A. 1. f flTfMrrqoir m. f^^qon M. ?flHr/. 
 
 I-' ?r^/ ^<FTJ/. PTTfef^ n. qV'iP.ril n. 
 Elkoant, fli. V. Beavtikul, Eixe. ?flfH^, g^TTflrT, ^fl'T^, 
 
 g%, H-^?T, f^'T, ^nF;,TT^?r, TT^Jro^iTiin. 
 
 '^—oi^i^Xe; flowery, fvjurc J. 'JT^JI^rff, 3TTc?^FTK^, ^R5- 
 JPR, q75, sr?T^, iq^illfH*, g in comp. 
 Elegastly, adv. V. A. 1. ^Uir?5#, ^tlT'T^, SITtHPJ^. 
 
 2 sis(TWqnrR, qb#r^, 9<PTT^. 
 Elegiac, (i. v. X. ^Tiq^t?rmT, ^Ti^nRiMr, 
 Elegy, n. mournful son'j. ^TpFl'tfT «• ^fnPTR «• f^^TFPftfTn. 
 
 E. suug by Jruliammaclans during their Muharram. 
 Elemext, n. constituent principle, qrg m. fTf^ n. TfSrtr^ w. 
 ^'^r «. qFpnJT 7J. 
 
 The seven elements of the body. ^urgTH m, pi. 
 (These are chyle, blood, flesh,fat, marrow, bone, semen; 
 or ^, T^, Hm, H5, JTWr, aTft'<T, ^^ ). 
 2 — as earth, air, &c. H?frt. f^J^n. 
 
 Tlie Ove elements {viz. earth, water, fire, air, akasha). 
 9^-^Hn.jil. ^ ^y^ n.2'l. ^^i^n.pl. ^^^f. tTTH^STTrTB. 
 
 An archetype or subtile rudiment of any of the five 
 elements. ri^Hpsfn. ['^T'VXn. 
 
 Ecduction into union and order of the five elements. 
 
 Eelation of an e. ( or the elements ) with its (or their) 
 combinations and modifications. sr?rf7rf^-^^vrT=r»». 
 
 That liTCs in (any) two of the elements, amiihibious. 
 
 The five subtile rudiments of the five elements. ^^- 
 
 3 province, sphere, <jv. v. EnsiXESi. ^^fJ^n. f^^mn. ^- 
 
 4 elements; v. Ecdijiexts. f^v^T^J. ^^j^n.pl. 
 
 5 See IxGiiEDiEXT. 
 Elemental, Ele.mextaky, o. lelonginj, ^^e. to the elements. 
 
 2 produced hy, consisting of, <j-c. the dements or an e. ^^- 
 
 :j initial, V. Eluimestal. H?i?T?^';prcn;^ ^?f?5rtff?rTT7^ 
 ELErn AXT. y fftm. ^#rm. I^w.^ fjRm. JTm^. JTRtJTm. jpft 
 m. R;^n:;tJim.— in coutempt, &c. ^?n5:^», 
 
 JJoll of an e. n^s^^f. jf^t;/. 
 
 Body-cloth of an e. ^/. 57^ p^ ^„, 
 
 Carrier of spear before an'i. nl^pfTOT. 
 
 ELI 
 
 Chain or rope of foot of an e. 
 
 ^"' 
 
 [iTTpTw 
 
 Driver or keeper of an e. ^^^m. H^ or ^^^. 
 
 &c.). 
 
 7r j^porT^rftHj. 
 arm of au army. rnTHIT 
 
 e. ^firlU'lw. TT? in 
 
 E. in rut. UTTrFT (^^, T^T, 
 E. without tusks. ^-TTorr^r 1 
 Elephants — considered as au 
 m. 'hsi\mwn. 
 
 E.\udation from the temples of a 
 
 Ecmale e. %Tf\^ f. ^fwf\f- f^JTft/ ^f 
 
 Eoothold for the rider of an e. W^^^T^J or f^=rr«ITOT. 
 
 Frontal globe on forehead of au e. JT«). 
 
 Goad of an e. 3T^5ITw. 
 
 Head-cloth of an e. '^f. 
 
 Large or fine c. ^WT^m. T^jw. n^JfrfFrwi. ^^i^^m. 
 
 Nail of the foot of an 0. It is used medicinally. ^^- 
 
 Place where elephants are tied up. ^V.^MM fw. ^rft- 
 
 Scream or cry of the e. f%q??rt/. f^PTTofT/. 
 
 Scat behind the tower of au e. for thepage. ^T^R^jTI^Tw!. 
 
 Temple of the e. if5»J. ^iz^fj^n. ^^n>. 
 
 Tip of the trunk of an e. ji^T'i. 
 
 Tower of an e. (canopied). aTSTTft/. ■=i«J<ilri»». 
 
 Tower of an e. (without canopy). ^\^>n. 
 
 Troop or body of elephants. TSTHRw. ^^HITm. H^- 
 
 Young male e. WlWXft. 
 Elephaxt-eaeed, a. 'M+uff. 
 
 ELErHA>-TiAsis, n. Wl^^yn. =5fT^^/. sf^^^ft^n. [^. 
 
 Elephaxtine, a. ^rf^5n",rp3Tr5fT,^fH^'--ft, ^l^f^Tq^, fffe- 
 To Elevate, v. a. t. To Eaise. t^ ^R^, S^etot, =^^^, 
 
 2 raise to a higher station, v. To Exalt. HT5r-&e. JR^, 
 
 ^]^^^.| ^Z^f. ^S^ g. of 0. 
 Eletate, a. Elevated, p. v. V. 1. 3^ %%?rT, T^q%^, >.tc, 
 
 2 ifrer %^i=?T, ^T^^TT Hi^Dl =5?^^^. 
 Elevation. «. v. V. — arf. 3"^ W-X^ n. kc. ^icjufl/. 
 
 2 JTT3T ^^ M. STTS^T'if «. 
 
 L See Height. Diguttt. 
 Eleve, n. one Irouglit tip hy another. ^^, ^TTf^-TfT. 
 Eleven, a. ar^RT, "^^T^^T. 
 Eleventh, a. ai+.iHl. 
 Elf. See Demon, Devil. 
 
 To Elicit, d. o. f^roio or strilcc oul.^ S;c. 5FT5% f^n=>T ^T^. 
 Eligibility, Eligibleness, ?i. v. A. Ml^ril/. tl^uft-Mdl/. 
 
 ■Miufl^dl/. &c. ^q-?TT/ ?ir5T¥t/. 
 Eligible, cj*?/, ^'c. to he chosen. r:^]^^-'=s(\--^jr\-?^-&c. qr^, 
 
 ^-J^ufl-M, OTT^, 5n>jffT, =PT, MR'luiJftT, fSpTFTif^T, ^^- 
 
 To Eliminate, t). «. expel.^ thrust out. ^FT^j^Frffr •il+ui-^'t. 
 
 2 ( in Algebra ) gf^jjor, ^pi^ir ?T^iJf. 
 Elimination, ?». v.V.l. ari!.-5pT^'if n. — ^FfT ^T^'n «• &c. 
 
 2 ( in Algebra ) ^of n. &c. 
 Elision, «. — in grammar. c^R »«. ar^^TT «. 
 
 Lost by e. 15^, 
 Elite, n. flower^ choice portion. T'i'iif.
 
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 273 
 
 EMB 
 
 Er.ixiK viT-E, n. T^\^^ n. 
 
 Elk n. ^tNt »»• n. 
 
 Ell, n. :pFT5 H'FiTT^r^ ^J. ^^ H^^ 3Tr\. 
 
 Ellipse. See Ellipsis, 2. 
 
 Ellipsis, m.— iu rhetoric, q^?^^^/- ^^^?TT/ "??nFt?TT/. 
 
 Supplying of au e. art^qr^K in. wr^f^pjyir «. 
 
 ( AVorJ, clause, &c.) required to supply au e. ( "T^, 
 
 ( Word, clause, &c. ) brouglit to supply au c. ( 7^, 
 
 2 — iu geometry. 3TST^R m. 3T5T?>frr/ S^^^f^ n. 
 Elliptical, a. t. X 1. 'T^Yx^^'^^ T^^T^r, T^r=pf?T^r, 
 
 2. 3t§T^R, 3TIT5Jf^. 
 Ellipticallt, adv. Y. A. 1. ^f^f ^Tg ^"if^, q^'Y.:Trrm'i;. 
 
 2 3T5r?Kft^. 
 Elm, n.'^^ grs 3Tr^. 
 Eloci'tio-v, «.y7!«'«/, ij'c. speech, \. Eloquence. cRh^ «. 
 
 Elogv. See Panegyeic, Praise. 
 fTo Elongate, &c. See To Lengthen, &c. 
 To Elope, v. n. v. To EuN away. T^^^ ^r'Jf, TS /.^i^of-W. 
 2— of a female. ^ m. q-^TT ^m, q^ «. JT^'Tr-f^r'?'^, ?Jr- 
 
 Elopement, n. v. V. 1. Tot'if «. "T^H ^?rM w. Tr^RT^r «. 
 
 2 MiR'^urf/. qrf^qtrft- /. ■qrfr^-^ m. 
 Eloquence, i>. q^q- n. ^T^^Tf^/. ^ff¥pTT?fr/f3T*T=Eft ^mr- 
 
 Goddess of e. ( or speech). ^RHfrft/. cfF^TT/. =rP^- 
 Eloquent, a. ^r^JT =^fn?7T, ^f^JW, ^^T, ^Y^^T ^^TTT, frir^^r 
 
 Some terms for an e. person ( ww^e ) are, ^^ ?f ^T- 
 
 frT or ^^tnlfT wz. sjT^frT/. «rr^?qfrT )«. ^f^r wi. H^R<T »'• 
 
 iT^'<ft "1- *rr7'JTT% 3% ^^tfTRT WJ. — for an e. female. 
 
 ?n;?I<ff, >tc. See iJie terms above for goddess of eloquence. 
 
 — for an e. oration or composition. q"sqfft/. ^^iqi-T? m. 
 
 To speak with animated aud overpowering e. jR m. 
 
 pi. ^%U^\. 
 
 Else, pron. one lesideg, \. Othek. g^, 5?T7T, ^^. 
 
 Else, aiZc. otherwise. ?rr|fFR, 3T?q■'■<^^, r^RifT, <fCfr, 5TTfr%?Tf, 
 
 2 beside, except that. f^^TRT, ^ft^, 3TiI^. 
 
 Elsewheee, atfo. rcR fepTwf, |^-^r ft^FPJff, ar^^Tfs'fTn'ff, 
 
 To Elucidate, v. a. v. To Explain, ^'qn- 5r;q-?T-^'j-5q-Tfj | 
 
 -sf^TRl^T-Ae. sfRiJf. j 
 
 Elucidation. See Explanation. I 
 
 To Elude, v. a. evade, escapiefrom artfully, ^^sffff, TT^"??, 
 
 vmzvzf.-=f^\^W^^f.■^^g. of 0. ^\^\m.-^\v^Am.-%- 'I 
 
 ss 
 
 Eludek, n. V. V. ^q^^uTRr, &c. ^^^r o- ^-TTTf , ^pJ^Tr, ^- 
 f^^'^, H^7^R, ?r^^TY, ^rsf^. " 
 
 Elusive, Elusory, a. v. V. ttndinrj lo dude. '^.^^'(\^\ 
 
 f'^fst=qT,5~r«T^^:F5rRr, ^fl^pr^Tqr^r, &c. 
 Elysian, a. V. IS''. ^ni%, ^'TiV, sHH^r^r^. 
 
 Elysium, »i. Indra''s pleasure-jruund. ^^^^^n. ^Am. ^T^ji. 
 
 To Emaciate, v. n. become thin or lean, v. To Waste. Kxt<i\ 
 
 ^TJRot, 3T^ijf, ^Tiif, arflM. ?:nF'rf-^"tlDt, J;r5-^^T-&c. ^r- 
 
 'Jt-fr?r ^pJi-^^Rof, 3TfnpfT-^Tft^r^-q1^r^r fqq"RTm. ^. 
 
 E.MACiATE, a. Emaciated, ^J. V. V. an</ Lean. ^ ^R^r 
 
 ^^^SHr, ^I^fT. [^re%qoTT m. 
 
 Emaciation, n. v. Y.— state. ^^^?[ or ^^^ft/. Treqon»«. 
 
 To fall iu, or become flat from e. =5117?^, ^rjij^ 
 Emanant, Emanative, a. v. V. f^T^'TRT, ^rr^oTRT. 
 To Emanate, v. n. issue, flow, 2'rocecd from, frw, ^TT^ 
 
 g^W, f%??T^TJr ?^.-&c. ^ y. o/. s. fiTF?j?r-&c. ^"iijr. 
 Emanation, m. v. Y.~act. f^qijr &c. f^?B^<Jr n. f^nrfur ». 
 
 Pi'lMH «. 
 
 I. that which issues. f^^?J?T^'^ «.-q^M!». 
 Te EM.iNciPATE, V. a. V. To pjacE. sf^g^Rf or ^^.Wm.-'Si- 
 
 2 — in theology, deliver from miffratory existence. J?r?^ 
 W.-h1%/.- 3T5^q^».-3T?T?Tq^«. '^ot, 5?f5 ^P^rff, ^T^^q^T?^ 
 
 Emancipated,;), t. V. 1. sj^FlT??, ^tl^H^, H^, 
 2 H^, Pir"MHTf;, Pss-crR-frp, srnrgf^p. 
 
 Emancipation, n. v.V. li.—act. €vsS[n.■^U^^f. ^Trs^oT^/. 
 ?ft^/ ^^PJRT m. ^s-TRT^RT «. KT^^T n.— state, ^\%^u[f. 
 
 2 — (?rf. iT^ 'tp^df «. ttc. — uta/e. v. J3eatitude, Heaven. 
 5%/. ^rfl m. t^rhft/. 3-?;r w. arq^n w. arqjRTfffr/. 
 3Tq?fj^^ M. 
 
 Desirous of c. jft^'Mr, ???J. 
 Way or course to e. ^fxfi^P]m. 
 Working out of e. ^ffB^yr^r «. 
 To 'E^.lASCVLA'XS, V. a. deprive of virilit I/. ^?ft sjR^ q?^- 
 
 f^HTwj.-qfJ^fiT^T^ Hj.-q^?cr>Tn »».-q?fq^rn«;.-!T:;RRr^T^*r. 
 T M.-&e. ^^ ff. ofo. ^^^T'-^<^^-■nm'^^-&c.^Tr(vf(. 
 
 Emasculate, a. Emasculated,/;, v. Y. ^^t %^T, Ac. ?r- 
 
 To Embalm, v. a. ( a corpse ). f^Km^j ^\^''^m\€l HWB\m. 
 To Emb.\NK, v. a. 5nKrRr»«.-srt'4'«.-&c. ^dt-^ihot. 
 Embankment, n. t. Mound. «ifcTRTw!. ^i-Jm. 
 EMB.iEGO, n. restraint on shij>s. T^T^rfr^'Y ^^]lf-wf\f.-Sic. 
 
 A'i.<\<\ ^Kt/. iT?jJriTr?r ^niqi^'^^n^r v\^i:w^ m. 
 
 To Embark, v. a put on ship board. ^r*M'i\^K-&<:. ^^TS^ijf 
 2 enyaje in an affair. iTfrT-jg^ q^ijf. [^FfTW. 
 
 To Embark, v. n.jo on ship board. iT?I5rrfRT-<S:c. =Ef^6t-5T*r^- 
 2 tig. engage in a business, sf^of, sff^ ^r"'^, Ur^jn. qr?!^. 
 
 EillJAJJKATION, », V. Y. A.l. n^^'^l^^'q'gqjt «.
 
 ElNfB 
 
 271 
 
 E:^rB 
 
 2 V. V. N. 1. n=7!l=inTr=T70t. 
 To Embaerass, r. a. pn-fhw, bricilJe); i^e. T. To EstaSGLE, 
 To COSFOCKP. T^'IR^ or TTR'ff, nt'FPnJf, '2<wiui oc <P^ 
 or TT^wr, "i^T^Tiif, "IHr^ /--ti'. ^m y. o/o.'q^ot, ^^tfT- 
 
 thn^-TtitH-^^Tf^r-ttc. qrr5(fi-^TF5ot-3Tm'?f-?rtT5^ijf. 
 
 EiiBAititAS3MKN-T, n. \.\.—act. iT5l<?rr'n«. 'I^M-iui'i.&c.-^/a/c. 
 
 ot/. 'iTf^tn^/.'f'TTTtSTw. HR'll-TP". m^^f. TFnj^tT'M. 
 I.-v. TnouDLE, Difficulty. ?j^h. 5r;». feirS". fr^'fl». 
 II. encumbrance, T. ClOO. "PRTm. ^mw. TPT^STw. 15!- 
 
 Emdassadoh. Soe AsruASSABon. 
 
 E-MBASSAEOniAL, (J. ^f^rTT^T, eTf^-rSi 1^4 4^1^. 
 
 Embassy, ti. /unctions, cj'c. o/ah ambassador. «ri%^/. =rf%- 
 
 PTTTT/. |rq-H. ^». ^^jf«. |fff^=^/. 
 
 2 See Ereaxd, Message. [q+l-iHs^ft/. 
 
 3 an ambassador or body of ambassadors, sptft^w. or 
 
 4 dwelling or office of an a_ ^f^f^^T^TSJm. 5rf%?=5i'5ft^%ft/- 
 To Embattle, v. a. arrange in order of battle, "pt^/. ^f't^- 
 
 3Tft^r'n',%^T^Tr;rrT/.-Tomr^^/. -mi-A^^f.-&(i.^^:mg-of o. 
 To Embellish, v. a. \. To Adobn. mHT/. ^-^P^, g?TTf»Trf 
 -Hff fl-&c. ;r^, »Tl=Tn- ^R^ y. of 0. 
 2 fig. (a story or matter) dress tip, trick out, color, varnisli, 
 
 ^'c. ^^\\'W, ^H\^H ^tnSr, ^w- ift5«. ftt^^ ^\^^, ^FfiPT 
 
 wi. /)/. ^5rJt-"?rr5<ii (anil ncut. ^pm-J^^-'TO'Tot),*'^"!. 
 Embellishjie^'t, «. V. Y. 1. gsiTTfiR ^^«. ^H%^n. w^^n. 
 
 2 «mMH ^tnoT/!. ^^^ pop. ^wa & qTr^?«. c^t^.vj. 3T'4- 
 
 ^'n. <Ttl?rt. eWT/. ^^R«J. 
 I. V. Ol!>-AMEXT. 'JT^T^PTTw. ^uin. 
 Embebs, n. /(0< asAfi. "PTRTor <pt'?^'«- '^'R o>' iTiTT'«-«-^^ 
 or WHT.m.n. m\^n. 3TT^»?. 
 
 Cake baked on e. 3ir^Ki-it/. ^f^ (??• 7^n;rr»K. 
 Mass of e. ^^"tn. 
 To Embezzle, v. a. fraudulently appropriate. ^TiTT , ^M., 
 
 Eormations aud phrases iuvolving the sense of this verb 
 are numerous and exceedingly expressive. ^^^,1%T=Tt'T, 
 5^^, 'P.+l-^Ji, q^^ijf. =?TTTHat, ^q;'Tf,iT^-'?T-n5'N-'TS- 
 ?in7-iT^-'F-T-?rTT-7'TK?r-ai^i'. ^RiJf, 7ITOT. ?iJt-HlTiJt, ^>=\^^- 
 
 rtfrtr qT^aT-7:T^-j?n:dT, n^-qr^i^r T^fr^f ^at,JTt^T5rft^ 
 f.-t.\rt.\'\\r\m. q^ y.o/o. ?^ra^ =5i^,5!:;i. ^iJi y. o/ 0. ^r- 
 ^T'T "ft^t. ^PTDfy. o/o. ^^V^n.-z^^m. ^K^ g. of o. frioi- 
 
 5^ to(7A ^x ofo. {■^i-^^X^-^^yp^V^A'^'Ay^X-kd:}. %-^m. ^ 1 
 y- 'fo. qf pj ?^w-qT^^-7^'"i^, ^TR /. FTTil^ y. o/ o. 
 
 3ll«HH'1)t.->THn^/. ^!Jf y. o/o. 
 
 To 0. daringly, bravingly, &c. ^W^ i^w. ^Sr, fpIot. 
 
 Embezzled,;). v.V. ^?rT^%=5T, ^Rf%^, &c. qsr, qf?i7T. 
 Embe zzlemes t, ». <;(i;iy pw6«.-Zf(i. ^j^r^/. ^iTTT'ft/. \TX^w:t[ 
 
 f. '\A\^\(\f. 
 EUBEZZLEB, n. T.Y. mWK\, fn^IWlTT, &c. ^T, T^Tft^ T^' 
 
 Rico-m. 
 
 Tt) Ejibittee, v. « »n(?i-e i(7to' or grievous. ^.'^V^J-^'^V^' 
 
 To E.MBLAZON', V. a. adorn with armorial ensigns, ^.'^^ f^- 
 
 2 publish pompously, v. To Blazok. tr^J^ 5f'n%n. ^"Jf, 
 Ehr^TP«.-'rMI'(Ml»!.-..'!:c. :p^ y.o/ 0. 
 Emblem, m. sign, symbol, SjC. f^^^ n. f^UV^ or ?ft/. ^^T/. 
 
 Emblematic, Emblematical, a. v. N. ^--fcdNI, ^fftr, ?T%- 
 FR1%T, ^t^^^, ^?Tf&T'HP;, 5^^3T^, :j§Tq^, fTTT^, 58^^. 
 
 Embodied, p. v. V. 1. ■^, ^^'4rtt, ^^I^, ^T^, ?rRtk^, 
 d^mn, 'T'T'silTH, 'JTHKTT, 
 
 To Embody, v. a. invest icith a body. ?it-1[Tftft-^^-&C. ^- 
 uif, \\ m.-X.t^ m.-&c. ■^^. 
 
 2 form into a body or system. ^'^^ m.-WJ^ ».-^ra^- 
 ^P^cTT n.-^K^f ^^g. ofo. (T^fs^roft tijwi^. 
 
 3 for7!i into a military body. ^RT«i^/. ^l^ g. ofo. X'J^' 
 ^^^fW^'T^g. ofo. 
 
 To Embolden, v. a. v. To Escoueage. \ftl ?».l^^l«l m.-f^- 
 
 ^^^f.-&c. ^>jf. 
 Embolism, Embolismal. See Tnteboalaey. 
 To Emboss, «. a, »t^ ot. pZ.-'Ti% »». pl.-&c. ?rT=f%, 't^^-HT- 
 
 Embossed, _^j. v. V. ntr?^, 'f^TlT. 
 
 To Embowel, v. a. deprive of entrails. 3Tt?Tlf n.pl. ^TO^- 
 
 jpT^^y. o/(?. 
 To Embrace, v. a. clasp in the arms. 3TTf^^, ^^^ot, -T#- 
 
 jriosijf, q-n^t, ^n^ or ^'iK-uf, "^zvz^., "^TTrzof, a^^rs^ot^ 
 ^a^^TP^ffVr'Jt, ^ff Tfff m^.iW.^f.-^f.-fH€\f.-y{^ 
 
 /.-Roti-HI OT.-&e. qraSr, f T /.-fJr^ /. ^TRijf, %^/. ^, 
 
 g-ofo. 
 
 To join in e. ^Rof, Hvn%^ /. ^tiif y. q/" s. — eagerly, 
 &C. ^5^5f HSIOT, grsrsoT, ^^H-wM^'J^ tTT'Jf. 
 
 2 comprise, v. To Comprehend, ^jq'oiot, +ci'i|cA'TJ,-3TT^oE^. 
 
 3 a<7?Kf^, accp/i!, take, Sfc. q'tjf, "T?np^<jf, aT'O+K'S, ^ft^T- 
 
 ^ g.ofo. 
 Embrace, Embracing, n. v. V. 1. — act. arrraT'Jr n. &c. ^- 
 Sf^:^/. ^F^'iloiufl/. qTfR<rft/. 3Tn5p5T^/. 3TTT^q?r ?i. 
 3TT>%^ m. s^T OT. #^'^crT n.— state. fJrJt / ^»T/. ?^;i 
 /. ^5J^r WJ. 
 
 Close and fast e. Cornish hug. J1I*sfHcft/. ^'KlHil/ 
 
 Friendly e. ^^Hrfen^ «. ^ n. 
 
 Mutual e. ( on meeting ). ^zf^^.f. ^zf. 
 2— act. ^.^^ n. 3TT^F5:iTf n. &c. 3TPf;^?r n. 
 3— act. iroT n. "TFT^of n. "TrT^ O)' q^f^R m. 'm\^J:^ n. 
 STift^R OT. ^^C^ «. ^"^PT? OT. ?7^ n. 'JTTS'-r'TW «. 
 I. comprehension of the arms. mf. W-^ f ^^^ «. ^f-
 
 EME 
 
 Emeeaced, p. V. Y. 1. arnSq;^, ;f^5:?s=!T, &.c.^h^-&.c. ^^ 
 
 ?^3T, 3TTi%fn?r, fRRff qT?r^, arrf*^"?. 
 
 3 qas:^, >Tct^^"^5?rT, &c. aTrf'-T^T, 3i;5i?5f5T?T, ar^it?^, ^- 
 
 EiiBEASUEE, «. opcnixj in a icaUfor cannon^ cJy. ^ift/. vf- 
 
 To Embkocate, v. a. rub ivith a lotion, ^^qm =%5liJf, WT- 
 
 EiiBEOCATio>.', n. lotion for rulhii^g a diseased part, '^t^- 
 
 ijqT^ t^pq-q- ji.-CTTaft m.-&c. H<^Vfjqtr «. 
 2b EiiBEOiDEE, V. a. ornament idth figured ivorTc.^ ij'e. ^F^ft- 
 
 EilBEOIDEliED, /J. V. V. g^t^, ^^^j^J^^^t^F, ^^ft^F^T, 
 
 E. with gold. JT^. 
 
 FuU-e. TT^^^ft. 
 Embroidery, n. flowered leorlc. W.'€\^ m. g^t /. ^^^TT m. 
 
 ^^^/. 5T^FRf^K w. 
 To Embroil, v. a. set a quarrelling, v. Quaerel. "P^/-fJ^ 
 
 Embeoiler, «. T. V. and Ikce>-diaet. J^^;^T?r, ^oJ?5T°^, 
 
 EiiBETO, Embbyon, n. first rudiments of an animal in the 
 
 u-omh. g^r^T^SJT TH m.-TTT »«. ^JOT m. f^^ m. «TTT5^'4 
 
 iT>f?«. 
 
 Murder of e. (orfa?tu3). aui^e'HT /. 
 
 2 ( of a plaut. ) JJ^ffT ««• stfTifrJT n. HfT ?n. 
 Emendation, «. ac< of correcting — a wnting,&c. ^^l+;i5^ \ 
 
 11. xi]^ m. tjrryPT n. 
 
 2 an alteration for fJie better. ^]^ m. 
 Emerald, n. qrq-/. I^.SHM/ KT^Prt »n. ?;PTrft?5 ?«. q=?FT pop. 
 
 Emerald, a, of an e. color. HK+fT, ^'g'^f. 
 
 2l> Emerge, f. n. rise out of. src %^, 3^^ «;. qr^T^f, 3^ m. 
 
 -jsTT^^ »!.-:j?rJTH H- ^"Jt g. ofs. g-^H^spT «.-3?;rT?r M.^rriJf. 
 
 2 ( from poverty, obscurity, &c. ). g^?T wj. ^tqr g. ofs. 
 
 -^ qjT^, g-^oE ?i. "TtsT frof y. of s. 
 Emeegenxe, Emersion, n. v. V. 1,—act. qr q'oi n. ;3^ ?». 
 3VTr5T?r ?«. 3?r»TH ?i. 
 
 2 3^ »K. 3T*-"H ^'-< "J- 
 
 I. ( of a planet ). 3^ m. 
 Eastern e. "T=if^ m. "Western e. ^ff^^fi^ m. 
 
 II. occasion, call arisen: exigence, vrgcncy. 3i^rT=Fr^ n. 
 
 nf^frT^ sf'fr^JT w.-^Fpf ?).-&c. ar^rm^ n. sfr-Tf^T^ sran 
 «!. 3TT^ftH^Tq-fT-^?r ^^\^^ n. ir^ /. f?np^ /. ^^ f 
 
 Emeegencx, See Emergence, II. 
 
 Emergent, a. suddenly arising, 7trgent. f?r^5==IT, ^^Tf^fHr, 
 
 EitEEODs. See IlEiiowinoiDS. 
 
 ^75 EMP 
 
 Emery, n. j.^'^Nl =^ ?», 
 
 Emetic, «. 3rl^/. q^T^ «. 3^5THt-«rr?ft%' ^Srs^T ». 
 Emetic, Emetical, «. 3^=5^r, 5Tn=ft^r, ^TT^, ^rrfFTPRq;. 
 Emigrant, Emigrate, a. v. V. arrr^r 5in W^^ np;^!, ^"^- 
 
 To Emigeate, v. n. leace ones counlnj to reside in aiiotlur. 
 
 Emigration, ?i. v. X.—act. arr^r^ ^n ?itf^ ^rw n. \\tt^- 
 
 J] m. 5xr^^l?qTn'J5% T^i!T5rRT m. 
 Eminence, n. rising ground, v. Hill. Z^^^J m. j'spT^T ?». 
 
 3TTT3T »». 3^r5 n. 
 
 2 cxaltedncss, celebrity, Sfe. \. Fame, Greatness. »Tr%- 
 
 tfiTT VI. TTT^^/. irf?ri3r/.sff%f5;/. ^^rrr/'Sr^^ «. Sr- 
 
 3 excellence, v. Superiority, st^'^ ot. 3f??WT/. ^'^^/. 
 By e. f^^W :F€^, 
 
 Eminent, a. dignified, elevated, e.taltcd, v. Famous, Great. 
 
 '<TR, 3^, Km^TT, srf^5, ^^, 551-7;, f^i'z, 5ffc^, srfrTg^r, 
 
 Eminently, oiZy. /« a high degree. f^mT'^.^., sT'T^'T;^^, ar- 
 
 frr^T5T, arfrT^m;^. 
 Emie, m. arjfk w. [ y ^. 
 
 Emissary, n. v. Messenger, Spy. ^, ^T, ==nT, 'J^^^R, 
 Emission, w. v. Y.—act. WIZ'^ n. qT5>Jf n. z\^ n. 
 To Emit, v. a. send forth, give vent to. tilsui, Tr5>jf, ?T^, 
 
 \^. 
 EMMENAGoarE, n. %^'^^^-^^V^■-SiC. aTPTtrw. ^^^ or ^- 
 
 ^^STFRJ ^TT4 n. 
 Emmet. See Ant. 
 Emollient, a. softening, suppling. ^^\^ <t)<uii<.i, K^lRtNT, 
 
 TT^nft^, T^rrsft^, ^l^nft, f'^"^- 
 Emollient, w. iT;rT^'K;ntt^-'Tqprft^-&c. ^^^n. srnfT- 
 
 Emolument, m. v. Advantage, Gain. <po5?i. tps;*^^/. fJr- 
 
 55:p?r/. ?rPTw. JfrfW/. 
 Emotion, ?j. agitation of mind., v. Discomposure. ^T m. 
 
 sqi^rHw. 3t;^»». s^TcrFrr/. JT^r^frrr m. 
 
 2 j«o;/on OT- loorlcing of the mind, ^^\\^f. f%Trg;f%/. 
 
 TT^rrf^r^R m. wf^^/. ^?r m. tpt?». f^r^^Rw!. ^r^/. 
 
 To be cLoking under some great e. ^.Z m. ^ot-H^- 
 
 f^Ff it^ y- ofs. n^n^ %^, nf|5R'Jr. 
 Emotional, a. v. N. 2. H^frf =fft=^T, f^rafrfNTT, &c. H^frf^- 
 
 2b Empale, i'. a. spit upon a stake. g^JRR-gosf ^oT-^q^^f^t- 
 
 ^TM'Jr, ^JfJRPTM. ^ijf. 
 Emperor, n. supreme monarch. WsTT^, ^iqHln<Mi,^^qT^F, 
 
 Emphasis, n. stress of voice in pronunciation. ^^T^T-cte. 
 7^jn.-^Km.-kc. aT5f'4Rq n. ((I'HNKUI n. ^R^ ?». ^rf /•
 
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 To Emphasize, v. a. ^^KHJHI ^piwi.-^JTiTm.-Ac. %"if. 
 Emphatic, Emphatical, a. v. N. ^CT^, ^^TTT^r, ^rR'^nror, 
 
 Emphatically, (uh. v. N. "i^Km.-^H^m. Z^^ '^<i'-4mM. 
 Empiuk, n. imperial povfr. STftm^JT". aTT^TTTJ^/'. ^fraryT 
 
 2 rejiou of an emperor. ?TT<f 'TtTT^ XV^i'.- T\^ n. =Er^ «. 
 
 Empihic, n. v.QcACK. «llff^ij. Jfl^lTTw^n^n' ^, 3T5[II^^<4. 
 EMPinic. EMPimcAL, n.v. Expekihestal. 3T2*<«iNI, 3TT^- 
 
 >Tf^ ^'o;). STHT^t^, ^T^Ttfl^S;, q^I'lRf^- 
 To Employ, v. a. busy, r.rrrcise, keep at work. ^^t'T^, rR- 
 
 To c. one"'8 self ( in, at, ivitli, amidst ). dN^ui. 
 
 2 entei-lain for service, enjaye. J^, •^I'T-O+I S^^T, ^TT 
 «.-tT?Twi.-=5fT^/.-^'M'll ""•-'*>:''. ?rT^'JT-%iif. 
 
 3 appli/. use. cfPTT^, s^tNTT^, sqET^'Jr, ^r^MI-i^, ?^Ri^, 
 
 JFT<jf, %^, %5rTn.-%^/. ^^T'Jf ff. of o. 
 Employable, a. v. Y. 1. Wi^fV^-'^V^mwi-&c. 
 
 3 ^NTPTT-^^-^sfrnT-ic. sq'cf^PT, tlriil'M, %^FftT. 
 EilPLOYEr,;). V. V. 1. m^rH', TRq^Fir, &c. 
 
 2 %^r%'=!T, ^'^pftF %^k^, &C. [ %^rr. 
 
 EmplOYEH, m. t. Y. 1. ^^ITTTT, TTtTq-UTR''^ |-p_ 
 
 2 <jn<7 Mastei!. ^fth wi'Trrn". ^T^ %;rJiRT, &c. 
 
 3 c(iH<uiiJ|, ril=|uil-!l. &c. qr^l^, iT'fPT^. [ &c. 
 Employment, Employ, n. v.V. l.—act. ^T^Tifn. qTTTin«. 
 
 2 %wn. ^RTT Wi'Wi M. &c. 
 
 3 cIN^ufn. &c. f^fSr^fpT «. ^^Hi/. ^^TT n. %^\f. 
 
 I. occupation, lusiness, icork fa do. i^rrH n. ^<J | i |ot. 5^7. 
 
 qrr »». ^»?». 
 
 II. service, trade, Sfc. means of Uviny, T. Business. ^- 
 
 E.— compreb. q^ tMMK«. 
 
 Pat, rich, lucrative, &c. e. HMIM-d'IK'w. m^\\t[f. 
 
 Home or stationary e. "^iKI-H'IRm. 
 
 Public 0. ( or post ). JTmc5rr/. HmrlT m. ;^^ m. f^SfT- 
 
 ''r srremt/. ^i«i*fl/. 
 
 That has e. or service. <M'l|fl, TMiTTT^ftT, ^^sTTf^. 
 That is out of e. ^iMJIK, iRFTTRt, %^nT, fr^Fmr, ft- 
 
 To be out of c. qfr ai^uf, FTil q^^r, qncrr, Kfft^iTf^ 
 
 ^n^ ^mof, ^ot, iTr?TT/. ;;/. mfr^ q^'jf. 
 
 7b Emioi;OS, EmpoisOsed. See To Poisox, Poison-eb. 
 EMroniuM, n. commercial city. "izf. a<HHM g/. q^sfT Tf^T «. 
 ^0 EiirovEHisn, v. a. make jwor.^ v. To Beggak. f^'^ 3tT- 
 
 «^^, ^':^-*1T^-f^i^-f;T45T-f?f.^^R-&c. 2p:ijf. 
 
 2 ( land Ucslrnj friiUly of ?irfl^-TT;;ftfr-&C. q:^^, ^T- 
 
 Jb EiirowEn, r. a. See To Enabij?. 
 
 ? T. To AvinoEizE. ^^fqift/.-Ac. 55,5^?^^; ^^, 
 
 Empbess, n. JTfTTT'jfY/ H'jrrfffy. =^-:f^frr^/. mk^^^xf 
 
 2 consort of an emperor. ^\k^\HK\j^\^ '^TVif\f. 
 Emptied,;?, v. Y. 1. ft^pTHT-ftm-&c. %JT?ir, ft^T?;?l,^f^. 
 Emptiness, n. v. A. 1. fTFt<Ti7rT m. fT^mq^rrr wi. &c. \Jf^ n. 
 
 ?i=^Trrr/. fr^Pm/. ft'^TN' m. ^j^->^\^ w. 
 
 «. f?fr4^;-T n. 
 
 3 f^^lirTiTrT w. ^HTiIT w. &c. ^Jf'TrTT/. 
 
 4 <?rt%qoir «!. TT^STorr ««. 
 
 Empty, a. containing nothinj. ft^JTHT, R+IM + I, fr^TT, fr^, ^T- 
 
 2 unsulatanticd, liollow, SfC. %;p5, R+IHl, f^+IM+.l, f^r, 
 
 or g-f^, Rt^'4^, qms Of qmr^, OTT?:':<ft, 3rqT^t^=^, 
 
 3 iinfiirnislied, unprovided, ^'c. fc^J^TKT, g^, ^^PfT, ^Jf^, 
 
 4 J/««Z-, barren, void, trantiny. "ff^f or "FHiT, ^TT^TSr, 'fi^fT 
 re»i/s«. Jfi^r?:, TFPS, 5%^i ^^5. 
 
 2b Empty, v. a. make e. or void, evacuate, exhaust, ^'c. f^f;- 
 
 2 out; ( as by baling, ladling, &c. ). 3^rT^ or 3^^ijf, 1- 
 
 TT^, ^Wn or g-q-?rT'"--'d-HMUl or gr^fJI /.-^^TTift or ^^- 
 
 ^uf\f. ^RDT, 
 Empty-handed, (t^/c. fr^J^r ^MIH or f<^ : |J - i4 i ^tht. 
 Empty-handed, o.f^p^qr fmi^sTT, fcf^^, fr^qif^, ^Jf^Tf^H. 
 Empty-headed, a. V. Stupid. f^T^f^ i>o/^. '^g^, aT?^^^, 
 
 3=r?qKlTr. 
 Emptying, n. v. V. 1. — act. fr^cpif w. fT=Er5r"jf n. &c. fr^^'Jj 
 
 /. fT^^iift/. fr^T^T^/. ft^:t^>Jr «. [^TH'jft/. 
 
 2 ^'HT^ n. ^'FTT or grtRfT m. ^m^ or 3tt^ot/. J^Tofr or 
 Empuepled, a. 3Tf5Ta;'TR'Tp5TT %%??T. 
 Empyeeal, Empyeean, a. v. N. ?f?^rF^5i!Tt-fin-q^. 
 Empyeean, n. highest heaven. ^Tf'T^rsP m. Wt^'^^^ n. 
 To Emulate, v. a. cope or vie with, v. To Eital. spjirff/. 
 
 -f5R0T, 5T?ft/ srfiT'Jr J'-iVA # 0/0. ZHpTf JTTTtjf-;!^ itvVA 
 pfT or ^ of 0. 5TO/. TT^of, ^jzf\^ TTlft/. ^?m, %^?T 
 
 ^ m. q-of, ?rT/-?Tft'/-%'Jr y. o/«. p^\ of 0. ^tm, ^^^r. 
 Emulation, n. v. Y. ^#^wt/. ■4i]4<i\f. ?td^ /. fH^^- 
 
 I. desire of equalling, fczfr or fqf pop. f^/ |^ «i. ?^T5I 
 Mh imo^ m. Tw^f- 
 Emulative, Emulous, a. v. Y. f^'r, g^^, ST^IT, '^stq'^^T, 
 rHTo|^or S^ or SET, STf^TPT^f, ^'-ff, ^'4t5,^sifrqT, fJI'ft- 
 
 Emulatively, Emulously, ado. v. A. ^?^W or ^, ^^^, 
 
 To Enable, v. a. xi^ f.-^f^V^^ «.-rTp^/-&c. '^-STMOT, 
 ?T?p-?r^TTP-?t3T'4-^?TK -^TWT'tf-^Tf^W^T^ -^Trl^fT^ -^T- 
 
 lb Enact, r. o. decree, establish by law. F<TFR «.-?^'<TrT^ /. 
 -sT^^'q^PT ^^. ^F?;^ g. of 0. ^in^riJf , STW m.-p[^H vi.'^-
 
 EXC 277 
 
 Emacted, p. Y. Y. ^'<TNr!?rr, &p. sq-tf^iTTfqrr. 
 
 E>'ACT.MEST, «. T. Y.—aei. ^'trmaj «. ?'4Pt^ «. F^TrT^r /• s^- 
 
 ^■<Trq7T n.— state, f^f^f. 
 
 J. matter enacted, v. Law. qjR^ w. ^TW?r «• 
 En'amel, «. fPRT «». 
 
 Bit of c. 5FI) OJ- ?f^ )». 
 
 2 ( of the tcclli ) 5frrf% '^f^:^ n. 
 
 To E-NAMEL, V. a. fiT^r »>. ^■r^>Jr-?iT5r'Jt-=q'^5pif. 
 
 Enamellep, p. V. Y. fiT^T r;r%^T, fn-MMT, fiT^TJlT. 
 ExAMELLEii, «. T. Y. f^T^TT rtN^lKl, &c. fTT^PTR or fiT^TTT, 
 
 E-VAMELLlNO, n. fHHl+rO o'- fiT^^lft/ fT^THT ^CTfT ". 
 E>'AMOURED, o. charmrd, captivated tritJi. H^^;:!;^^ etc. I'^T^T- 
 F^ToI, f^i^, %^, mf|?r, 3Tr?TTfv, ?Tf ( ill coiiip. as ^^Ff, 
 
 To be e. ^J^iif, t^^i, tn^, fer"Tf, iTT5J>n, q^-iJStT-ctc. 
 7b EsCAiiP, V. n. pitch tents. |^ m. ;>Z.-%TT^5t/-rfS »«. ^ 
 
 and in. con. TSiit. 
 E>"CAMPMEST, n. V. Camp, jtt^ ?». [q'jtiT «. 
 
 2 /i«ce or ground oj encamping. r{^ m. JT^PT m. T?T=r ??». 
 Searching of an e. upon leaving it. r\7.^\^\ m. cToJ^- 
 
 E>'CEISTE, a.v. Pkecnant. TTTJT. 
 
 To Ekchaix, y. ff. ?ft^5ftqr ^ifq-ot, ir^FTR^ q^ijf. [fq-^r. 
 
 2 ( the attention, &c. ) ni^fiir, n?Tf^crr, ^n^^ ^i^r, 3T:j^- 
 To ExcHANT, V. fl. lit. fig. V. To Chaem. >TRot, JTofCTJ- or JT- 
 
 fTTiir, HTWt/. EJ^y. ofo. JTRoft/. mrSot-^raiJf. 
 EsCHAKTEE. See Magician, Soeceeee. 
 Excha>-ti5Ct, a. See Chaemixg. [jTr^TT/. 
 
 ESCHASTMEXT, «. V. CkAEM. ITT^^/ITT^/. %^^ »?. 'flT^ft- 
 
 E>'cniSTEESS. See Soeceeess. [tt y. ofo. 
 
 To E>-CHASE, V. a. V. To Inlat. ^5W, ^S^Z-^^tst^T m. ^- 
 ;ro E>-ciBCLE, «. a. V. To Sueeound. ircw, %TT ?».-n^7Fr m.- 
 
 &c. qT^-'TTTi^,3TT:r^,%'?'Jt,Jr^q-if%?r-3TIfTT-STIf ?T TTot. 
 
 2 ( in the arms ) v. To Embeace. spq'cr^S'Jf, Jp^ssiif, t.^- 
 
 Esciecled,;;. v. V.l. ^^?rT, q'"?^^, &c. 3TTf^, ^J^.,^^- 
 To EscLOSE, V. a.sliut vp hy a fence, S,'c. ^^, ^^"JT ?(.'^^^0T 
 «.-3TT=nT «!• w.-3Hic|<ui n. ^\^M-Vc;\^. 
 
 2 s7(Mi; »». See To Sueeound. 
 
 3 ( a letter in a letter or envelope ). f^TS^, qT?5'^, TrT- 
 
 Enclostjee, n. enclosed place, t. Taed, CotiET. a^cfTS «. 3TT- 
 STR m. qrsfr «. STn^^ ». ^^^\^^ m. ■S{\^f^-'^7^ n. 
 
 2 ( esp. of arable or meadow ground ). ^\t\ f- dim. efT- 
 Zn n. EITSf i=5 n. ^I^^T ^FW »«• f ?^i=i fTOT n. \f^yi\f. 
 
 E. round a house, sown or planted, arri^ m. n. 3m- 
 Proprietor of au e. illi'-f><. 
 
 3 enclosing wall, hedge, ^'c. A'. Fexce. 3TT=rR in. n. Tft^ 
 m. t?^ n. STFFR m. ^-q- n. [&c. 
 LletierySfc. enclosed. cST^R-^Tm^TTcT^c^ ^pm^ m.-j.tif- 
 
 END 
 
 Encomiast, «. panegj/risl. ^af^^^rr, 'HT^^, '^^^rf. 
 Encomiastic, a. laudatory. ?H?f\^, ^fI^^T,FjfniVq^r^, f^- 
 
 Encomium, n. t. Phaise. ^^frf/. ST^T^tr/. f^^r^ »;. 
 
 ^'o Encompass, v. a. v. To Suueound. 5R^, Sf^OT, %'2'iT, q^y 
 
 OT.-'KlSI m.-&c. ^TF^OT^ 
 Enxore, rtrfy. again. f"P^^, Kki+AIM, 3T'T^. 
 To Encounteu, v. a. v. To JIekt. JtIs^, Tts/. T^'Jf '«. CoH. 
 
 with g. of 0. fifocur in. con.^z^ in. con. 3TT3=rT^^ in.coii. 
 
 '^Kif^ m. ;;?. ^pir in. con. ^^TT'Jf. [ pi ». 
 
 Encounter, n. meeting, nte/. %?:/. ^"TT^'?/. *RTH?:/. ^^- 
 
 2 See Combat, Battle. 
 To Encourage, v.a. emlolden. tftl m.-^'H m.-q^ n.-'fl^T^]^''. 
 
 ?rot, arr^Tmnr, ainniiOj, grf^^^, ^''J^^f.-'in'^i^^n.- 
 srtf^rrpr m.-&c. ^pT'jf y. of o. 
 
 Encouraged, p. t. V. iftT f^?f^, &c. aTT'^lfH^, RT7Brf|i^, 
 ar^JTrfs^, arfT^Tf^, !TTK'4^t, sj-m'^^, R;5:tT''^q-. 
 
 Encoueagement, n. v. X.—act. tftT "^"JJ "• &c. 3^n^ift/. 
 
 3TT=^rRFr n. ar^RT^ «. arfiT^^^ «. ^rft^^ «. ^rrfH^T- 
 
 ^FR ?». — state, encouraged ness, assuredness, f^^^^ m. 
 
 En'coueager, «. EycoDRACiNo,^. «. V. V. 'flr ^"JTRfi'Mi 
 ^RT, ^ ^^, ^'T ^"^^1 *'^- ^^T^Wt +.<uiKl, ^TfOTf ^, 
 
 air='^rRRrsi^-^RT^-^R^-&c. st^jtt^, arfir^^. 
 
 Enceease, &c. See Inceease, &e. 
 
 To Encroach, v. n. intrude on another s rights or possess- 
 ions. pr-qr^'TT J?;TTrirT-3Tf'^^FRi?f-&e. 'l^oT-f^Kot, ^ftn/. 
 
 sT^TJi, w^T HrfiT ^^rm, ^ftHres^r^ «. ^^^ ^ff^r/.-'frr- 
 
 ^nTTT n.-Sic. :p?:iJt. 
 ENCBOACnEE, n. ENCROACniNO, p. a. T.V. |^-i||-'-'MI ^iTKt^ 
 
 -etc. f^TTnTRT-&c. ?-ftiT d^NUIKI. 
 Encroachment, n. \. V. ^^^qr^qr ^TTffr fm^ n. &c. ari^- 
 
 To Ekc UMBER, V. a. V. To Clgg. ^\^-Sic.'hT^ 3TtR5^tir-3T- 
 S^f^T'jf, TT'THlTr «>.-TRmf5 H.-OT5T m.- T^,K^n.-kc. ^^ot 
 or qr^^r ^T^q-UT, TTT^TFTT m.-&c. :f;?:<Jt 7. 0/ 0. 
 
 Encumbeeance, m. y. Clog. qTT%Tir m. HH^hTIT m. TPT^jjft 
 /. HMi^-n/. ^Z n. ^f^ m. 
 
 Encyclical. See Circular. 
 
 Encyclopedia, n. circle of sciences. f%?TRlVf '»• 
 
 End, n. extreme part, extremity. k\^Z m. aTFT m. ^TTT m. z\^.ii. 
 anr n. ^TETTEfT TFT ««. ST'TTT'T m. CflPTTRT »>. =SR^HTn m. 
 
 3T?RR m. S'^rRT^fq" »». T^TT^/. f^Rj?': m. «. TT^ n. RT^?: 
 n. ^RT ?K. st^TST «». 
 
 Extreme or very e. ?I^%^ m. ^Rrn'?!^ ;«. 
 
 At the extreme e. W^^rit^, ^"^T^rff, ^FT^tT^. 
 
 At the e. of. 3T^. 
 
 From e. to e. 3TR?R, 3T^^?r^. 
 
 Standing on c. grtfirrT. 
 
 To the e. ^Fiq-?:. 
 2 cessation, (J'c. y. Conclvsion. \^^Z m. sm m. a^raft/.
 
 END 
 
 27S 
 
 EXE 
 
 To como to some c. ( settlemeut, stop, &c. ). '<trto 
 crnif or 'M. 
 
 8 itlfimaU state, qftirm m. f^nK m. 'nf^ j'Ojp. i^r /. rri 
 
 or •«!?/. v4«J«M «. oq^'tTT/- 5Tm w. 
 
 4 liiKf, remote consequence. q^frOTITT »i. f^'!»T »«. f^TT >». 
 
 Until the e. S^IWHlfH. 
 r. o?yVc/, fl/m. arfHTTq' m. STT^TT »«. 5rfH^^ «• ?rT'4^ M. 
 3|n m. 7^3<T ". F.^ n. 
 
 To answer its e. ^rA# cTFT'jf. 
 
 Suit your c. to your means. gT'iT^rtir <TT|5T TFT T^TTT^. 
 Es"D, a. of or lelonjinj to the end. Ct^TSIT, ^Jr€t?5, ^TtTI^. 
 ^b Ekd, r. (I. conclude, close, Jinisli, terminate. ^^'\^■<^^\^- 
 ii^-&e. spT^Jf, ^mTf?/.-3%T/..3ffT»»--&e. Ep^CTf y.o/ o.^<T5Tnf , 
 
 A:c. <jr^ y- oj 0. — with an iiuplicutiou of completeness, 
 finish and clear off. f^i\V'\'^t\m.-^T^f^^Z\T^m. ^^W— any 
 religious ceremony, g'^jinfu);'. 
 iTo E>'D, v.n. conclude, close, finish, terminate, ^fqfff, '^l-iNUI, 
 
 ?=^ot, :j?5ir5^, ^i^, 3f^OT.-^T5rr»!.-3T%fr/.-TfTcrrm»».- 
 &e. ^,?mnT-3%t-ciTTrT-&c. ^riJf, g^rw. tp^tjrsof or q-M"jf. 
 
 iTo EsDAiiAQE. See To Huet. 
 
 a'o ESDASOEK, f. a. hazard. *PTH-B'^f^-!qW^r?T-&c. qiHW- 
 
 ijiiu'i, +,iaii^ f?tfr^ or qr^'Jr. ji^uii-.-mi ^'[f^ ^'^^^., ^K^- 
 
 rlTHT STTSof, {and To be cmlniigcred, ;jn^r%^'Tff ^^^- 
 
 2b EnBEAK, f.fl. fsTq-3TFr5rn--'T'r5-&C. JR^. 
 
 Ekdeaemext, m. /f«(/(?;- affection, lovingness. csfTT/. FITlm. 
 ?^nfr^/. rTT^'+,MU||«i. rISJTOT. Some of tlic terms of en- 
 dearment in use are here collected. For a husband or 
 lover, finr, STM^fr-T, SJM^T^T, JTmf^q', srm^7, STTirf^T- 
 
 cfrf^RrsJ^^T. For a wife or lover, f^^^^., ^^\^f^^]^ srmsTs?- 
 
 ^^rf^mfHT, &c. 
 
 Em'Eavoh, n. T. Effoet. it^Tw. ^^^m. ?!PTm. ^^xj | < ot. 
 To ESDEAVOE, v.n. make effort or essay, y. To Tet, To Sieive. 
 ^^m.■^^?!^m.-l;^^\^m.-kc. sR'Jf, ^TTctj-, ar^TTRW. 
 
 E>-DED,p. Y. V. A. ^5r%^, &c. ^TJTTfsrFr. 
 
 T. Y. N. ^%?IT, <S.'C. ^KTFT, ?TrTn=r, ^^TRT, '^1%^. 
 ESDISG, «. T.V.A.— ac;. ?JW<JI?i. '^^Z ^.T^n. &c. ^ITTFf);. — 
 
 state. See Exd, CoxcLtsioN. [ftS^TRT^. 
 
 E5DEMIAI., ExDEMlC,0.pc«i?/«)' /o rt country. \\\t^., ?15^ft^, 
 ESMVE, 71. +m4l /. ['JT^«r, f^sliq. 
 
 IXDI.E33, O. V. IsriXITE. ST^t^T, 3iqK, I^TC^ftT, JT^, f^^^JT, 
 EXDLESSITESS, 71. V. A. fjmTtKrrT/. mS^^^^\ f. 3TT^fq«. 3TH- 
 
 H^vooz^ova, a. yrowiny from ivilhin. 3TT^=n5wrKT, 3Trf^- 
 
 7b EsDORSE. See To Ikdorse. 
 
 To Enlow, f. tr furnish icith dotery. qVfl^?!.-<fi'^«..&c. ^, 
 
 2 (with some fund or provision). '^W^T. f.-W^'W'^n--'^^- 
 V^^n.■^Vr\ /.-3W^»n.-&c. ^-^F^TI ^of, ^f^^^-ffTTHT- 
 
 3 (with some excellence). ^OTm. ^iJf, n^ft-'PFTT^-'Fr'?'^- 
 
 naRtq5r-g^?TtJr-g?r??foT=P&c. ;}:^ijir. 
 Endowed, (with) a. ?iT5r, ^^i^f^^i ''■'l in comp, 
 EsDOwMEST, n. properly assi'jned. M.'H^W- f. ff?T/. ^^rT^i"'Tn. 
 
 Eeligious e. ^^\z\mn. ^HViX'im. ^t^rot. 
 2 gift of nature, n^m. ^F''f{^n. ?»^T^ot w. 
 
 That has good endowment. Ttrft, if^Tf^, ijTTirrH, g- 
 
 To E-SDVE. See To Ixdve. 
 
 ExDUEAELE, a. V. V. A. fl"t?rr'r-=5rr-^FTT-OTT^-&c. ?r^, ^^- 
 
 ENl)rEA>'CE, n. x.y. A..!.— act. ^^0In. ■»Tm'^«. &c. ^"JT^/. 
 
 2 ^r?rST«. ^i^ ^^^n. &c. ^^^n. ^rn^f ?^\f?{f. f^ffHHi/. 
 
 T. V. N. f?:^ot/;. 5^k. f^Hcrrn. &c. f?:^Rm. ftqpRTw. 
 1%^^'». f^^TFPJft/. fHTFTJT^/. ctTR m. fzW.W\W-f.^\^- 
 
 1. fortitude, patience. ?r^3[Tf^/. trrm. tiftrw. 
 To ExDUEE, V. «. (pain) tindcrgo,-^. To Suffee. ^fr?f>Jr, ^5^, 
 
 ■»TmoT, ^FT^'jf, aT^H^TOT, ?Tf=T«.-&c. ^of y. o/ o. 
 
 2 Jeff)' with fortitude or patience, v. To Beae. ^'t^T'Jr i'n. 
 
 CO??. ^Tr^JfT ^, ?TT^, ^TrT »». 'R^. 
 To Endtee, r. 7l last throvgh or out, alide, stand, remain. 
 
 p,'+,ui, St>Jf , TT^'n',f=TT'Jf , f^HR'Jti '<TITnf,-AnTT5r'Jr,ft'4TT^iJT, 
 
 As long as sun and moon e. 3Tr^^T%. [ &c. 
 
 Endtjeee, 11. EKDUH^^•c,p. «. v. V. A. 1. #^urRT, ^TR'^TRT, 
 
 ^tsft^, ^, ?^ift, ?RT, eTf?r, f?rf?r?f , fq^pw. 
 
 V. V. N. lasting, durahle, permanent, abiding. ft^'JIRTctc. 
 ft+l^, F<Trqt, ^'<TTf^ ( in comp.) f^7f'<TFftT f^fTWfe^, 
 
 ft'<T?:, ^rft, 3T^, ,^q, ^'<Tr^, f^qnir, fq-^j, fw,?ff?tft- 
 
 1 ^, 3T?T^, 3TfcT^T^ft,'iTH>^. 
 
 i Endwise, adv. erectly. 3^'q7^, S'TT (?ffcZ. 
 
 2 ^ ^nrrr ^p^?t. 
 
 [ Enema, n. an injection. R^-+,iO^ ^f 'cT«. ^rf^/. ««. 
 E>-EMT, «. pullicfoe. l^ftT, ?!T^. 
 
 Irruption or the depredations of the e. if^KTT /. 
 2/oe, adversary, antagonist, opponent. ^^,"%ft, ^^TK^, 
 ftj, 3Tft, ^ftT or "p, ^rqt3T, ^T%^, ^-l^ft, ^R^^TH^, 
 
 Captured or overcome by one's e. ^T^^nfT. 
 Concealed and deadly e. aT^rPfffTrft 3TPT/. 
 The sis enemies of the soul, viz. lust, anger, desire, 
 affection, pride, envy, ^f^^, 
 
 An e. I must expect, but let him be a wise one. g^- 
 
 E^EKCiEiic, E^'EEUEiiCAi-, «. Spirited, powerful, vigoroui.
 
 EXG 
 
 270 
 
 EX.1 
 
 ^^, 'pt2;r, r^r, 5^?i, ^H^^, ^H^Tr, ?^?:irtt<T,^H^?ft- 
 
 Energetically, o(?y. v. A. 3rHT^T^, 3'f?rT^'J5^, 
 
 E.VERGY, n. viyor. force, cf'c. v. Spirit, Power, ^f^f. ^m- 
 
 2{oia,Ae\\y ) active power personified as his tvife. ^T- 
 f^/. ST'7f?T/. WH or nrH'Pr/. 
 To Ekeryate, r. a. v. To Weaken. f^r^fe-fsi^-f^s^T^-^it- 
 
 =FT^ y. ofo. 
 
 2 ( a horse ) ^^TT^^ftr/.-f^TTT/ ph ^iJr. 
 E>-ERYATI0S, M. V. V. 1. 5F5fTf^/. ^Tf^aTq-;«. 
 To En'feebie. See To Weaken. 
 To Enforce. See To Compel, To Force. 
 
 2 put into execution hi/ force. «roET%-5I55 ^C-T-^c. =?nB7'Jf 
 
 Enforced, p. x. V. 2. sf^r^ '^WA^J^'Z V &c. 
 Enforcement, n. v. V. 2. if5tT% "^TrS^in «. &e. 
 To Enfranchise, v. a. See To Free. 2 ( a town, etc. ) ^- 
 ^/- ¥t. 
 
 2b Enoaoe, «. o. enlist.^ Iring into a party or affair. S^Ti^, 
 
 2 «•/» «?i(; fl(!/«f/;, gain. Hnr?>Jr, ^arq-iJr, 3TrT?!Rrr-5r^T-3TT- 
 ?T^-&c. EpTtJt', Ml^ui. 
 
 3 5/«f? Sy agreement. ^=^^\^-^^^]^-^=^^\r&Q. qt^^-'j- 
 
 risrut-^rrtm-'TT^ ip^-^fyR qair&c. srf^firm^-sifrrfTT^- 
 
 4 liold tinder occupation, use, ^c., employ. 'Ttsfof, iTd=|ui, 
 
 5?;mr?T-&c. itrot, jfiff - &c. ^t^Jt. 
 
 5 See To Pledge. U e«;er ^i^o lattle with. c5?Tf /. ^, 
 ?^/.-55 W.-&C. f^ JRof loii/* fr of 0. [5« ^?T7ir. 
 
 To Engage, v. n. confict with, v. To Fight, F^^lf /. ^oj, ^- 
 
 2 embark in any business. Tl'if , f^T^^n, ST^"^, sf|TT-7^- 
 tP ^, |T?rM. ^TM'^, Sli/. ^of, ^q^«. qT?5'Tt. 
 
 3 promise, agrec.^ pledge ones self. ^'^^n.-'^V^ f.-^^^m.- 
 &c. ^iJt, 5lf?r5TT/.-^T^/--^mw. ^"Jf, ^177/. ^i'^ot. 
 
 Engaged, j3. y. V. A. 1. %^?^, ?^^, '3^^. 
 
 2 ^^\^^^., ^^^cj^^r, ^^t %?5^r, &e. 
 
 3 cI^hm' 3?l-5l^?5T-3==T%?^T, &c. EI^^nTS;, Jrf?T|TR5, &e. 
 
 4 a"c? Busy, ^^mm 'T?r5r^?5T-n?T3?5T- &c.^^. 
 To be 6. q?rof, ^'^"ir. 
 
 V. V. N. 2. "sT^iT^TR, Sff^, ?Tf%Tf^'?, T^^, 5^. 
 Engagement, n. promise, ^'c. made, y. Agreement. T<Jr »«. 
 ^t^/. ^RTT ?«. 'TFf^ "i. RmfTT/. ^W.n m. ['\m\ m. %^. 
 
 E. upon oath. 3TM HT^ or t/. ?T"T'<T^5I^5f^;T «. 
 
 Faithful to c. ^?^Rf?rfT, ^fq^feT. 
 
 Written e. ^^T^ / ^^r^Ff /. H^^FI^T w. ^l^^PTT 
 «t. ^iKHHI m- J^RR^PTT «J. :Tf?rflTT=5f oj- ^=^T. n. 
 
 Written c. with fiscdaess of time. ^TT^irw m, ^V^- 
 
 2 ocoupation, v. Business, ^t «. 3'?Tfl "i. 
 
 3 V. Fight. cT^T? /. ^qpT m. 
 
 EsGAGiNo. See Chaemino, Pleasing. [TfT^^J"^, 
 
 To Engender, e;. a. v. To Beget. '^^^ n.-^-^^^ n. ^riif, 
 
 2 produce, occasion, \. To Cause. 3?T^ ^^, ^FRijih?!- 
 
 ^M-3T?f^ in. con. 
 Engine, n. machine, ij'c. ^^ n, 
 
 2 See Instrument. ['JI'JTRr. 
 
 Engineer, n. ^=nf^^u[K[-=^r^mT^-&c. q^r^ Jpm :5Tr- 
 
 2 Sec Civil-engineer. 
 Engineering, m. q'=5rHr 'FR «• ^^ ^P^'^qT^ ^IK «. 
 English, «. jq^t, sfe^T, t'^^.^THTr, f^^A^^^ fsT^nT^fl'^l'-ft, 
 
 English, m. — the people. ^■3T??n> vi. pi. ^^^rft'T >n. pi, 
 
 \^V FA^ m. pi. 
 
 Eule or sway of the E. r%3fr/. 
 
 2 — the language. |q^ /. 
 To Engeaye, v. a. carve, ^'c. ^PrSt, #?fiir, 1%T«T^, ^TTTtl^. 
 
 2 imprint, \. To Impress. S^I^T'if, f^mf^ot. 
 Enorayed, ;?. Y. V. 1. ;pR?%?5T, &c. ^ff?T, ^q'rf k, ^^^nT. 
 Engrayer, m. y. V. 1. ^T^uTTO', &c. ^^^P^, ^ifr^ TIH 
 
 ^T'JTTTT. [ ^^ f. 
 
 Engkaying, n. y. y. l.—act. ^R^ n. ?tr^'^ «• ^iwt/. ^F- 
 
 I. <7jj«y engraved. ^W'Wn.^r^^flf^Wi'^ -^rm/i.^^ ^TH ?;. 
 To Engross, v. a. talce the whole oj. ^^^7m^\ ?nrar-?rr^T- 
 
 =STT ^RT-Wli^M' ?rpi- M.-ctc. %^. 
 
 2 engage wholly, y. To Absorb. qiH'^, %S'Jr,%'7^, J;^- 
 
 3 «trii!e iw /arye letters. JTra^TT 3^?T?:f^r f^f|'?f-sm /.^Ti^t. 
 Ehgrossed, ;>. Y. V. 2. ?rm%?5T, &c. i^^, f^nTiT, ^?TT, ^a'T- 
 
 ?r, FT'Jrq', ^r^sj, ^rrft'?, ^ft, ^ST=^, arrf^'H ( in comp. 
 as ^nrrffs, w'TrfiT's, f^'^^nf^q ). 
 
 To be e. f^iT'Jt, TS'Jr, 1|5 ^JT^f, ^lii^i^. 
 To Engulf, &c. See To Ingulf. 
 
 To Enhance, v. a. advance, raise, ^'c. y. To Increase, ^v^- 
 ?"if, 3TftT^ :p^,f%^fT/.-^>5 n.-kc. ^\^^^-^^^g.ofo. 
 To Enhance, v.n. rise,adcance, \. To Increase. cJT?iTf,=^?oi-_ 
 Enhancement, n. y. Increase. ^TT^/. =q^ ?». ^fg^ /. 
 Enigma, n. riddle, S;c. JWMT m. ^^ n. ^^ n- ^"E^ «• "K^'i. 
 
 Enigmatical, a. y. N. ^^^TT, ^5-?T?5fT, ^^'4^, n?T'4T, 
 
 E. speech. '^^fi\Wf■ s^'frf^/. ^'TT^I^/. 
 To Enjoin, «. «. charge, S;c. y. To Command, ^^t^ot, ^^^. 
 
 3TT1TTW. 
 Enjoined, ;j. v. T. ^rrsT^^, ^^R^ ?rtf?I?r^=rT, &c. -^ffi, 
 
 3TrfTTlT?T, 3TTf^'?, ^>f^. 
 
 Enjoining, n. \. V. ««</ Injunction. ^■^]^^ n. &c. m^^/. 
 
 ^W/. '-iTTfTFR «. f%'=Tm ?i. 
 To Enjoy, v. a. fed with pleasure. HT^, 'H^^ m. ^ij-^ujg. 
 
 ofo. ^ n. ^^-■^^-^■^^^ y. ofo. ^ n.-wm m.-
 
 280 
 
 EXE 
 
 ^<T m.-&c. ^]^iin•iff| "TT^ o/o. g^ n.-&c. ^TTofy. of o. 
 ti-ilh in. con. 
 
 2 holJ fruition of. ifFTor loth direct ami in. con. g^T^n- 
 
 To 0. auJ coiiiiminuatc. r^n 'fri m. W'^.^. 
 
 3 ( one's self ). rT^, gnfn'Tr, g?? «.-'3TR5 m.-.tc. qr^tif^ 
 
 <f5Tjf inij)er. 
 
 E.s.'ovABLE, rt. T. Y. 2. ■>TmrqT-^r-^RT-&c. nm ^ptt-^t- 
 
 r.NjovKr. ;). V. V. 1, HR^cTT, c^c. 
 
 ]-:.NjoyF.n, «. T. V. 1. HRirrTr, ni'ft, ^f'^iifr, nr^r. 
 
 2 Htn imRT-^FT^TTT, c^io. g^ifrfft, Hrnt, nr^r, 3W^, 
 
 Hqj ( iu coinp. as ^J^H^p, f ^Hf , f1%3f , '-ffj^ )• 
 
 ENJoiiiENT, M. V. V. 1.— rtc/. Hrrfr «. »fm »». ^'rm »», 
 
 2— ac/. Hmof n. 3^Hm »»• HR^T^F m. HF^ «. ^jf^/- 3T- 
 giT^ w). -^r^=lld/. 
 
 I. ajreealle feeling, v. PleasuEE, IlAmXESS. g?r«.3TT- 
 5i^ m. \i m. 
 
 II. sfa-KflZ e. ^Htn OT. atig^ ^. g^HTT w. 
 
 III. sensual e. fJTT^^nn »«• fcr'nTg^ «. Hinf^^Tf^ m. 
 Tu Emkisdle, See To Kindle. 
 
 To ENLARGE, t'. a. T. To IXCEEASE. ^Tf^'Jf , KT^T-ST^T^-ifcc.^- 
 
 2 See To Eelease. 
 
 3 diUile, e.rpand — as \\itli joy, &e. ^^^fof, ^^^^, 
 To be eularged, ^JFTW, ^?5'^. 
 
 To Enlauce, v. n. v. To I>-ckease. cIT^W, 3Tf4^ |t'jf, ff?; 
 
 /.-fsrenr >«. it"^ g. ofs. 
 
 2 expatiate. fir'HR wi.-HTR^qfTOn: w.-qiTf^T'^n'T w!.%?rR 
 
 ExLAEOED,;?. V. V. A. 1. sn^^TJisr, &c. fsr^TTfcr, sifi;, 
 
 ESLAEOEMENT. See I^'CRF.ASE. 
 
 To E>-LIGUTEN, V. a. lit. 3%5 OT.-^pfTT^T m. ^FTof-tmof, JT^ifT- 
 
 "t, snn%rr q;^, si^FT^T^r n.-■^\<[^ n.-&c. w-i^. 
 
 2 fig. instruct. spFT^ wi. q^, rWT^TTir «.-rmT>Tn m.-rTHt- 
 ^^ m.-'^itiT'Tn «f.-'iTf«1^^PTJT ?J.-fTR^H «.-&c. ^F^'Jf. 
 
 EsLiciiTENEi), ;>.v. Y. 1. !T^r^T^^,q^rf3Trr,sr^^Tq;?F,?7rfFT?T. 
 
 2 giT, ITT^, ^STFTfTR, SflTlsTr^r, ^Hf^frTT, ^^is;^^|?rt-<T^T. 
 EXLTOUTESEE, n. ESLIGUTENISO, /;. a. V. Y. 1. ^^!([ JpTi^T- 
 
 2 ?mt^-^-^tp-^Tft, •?f!:PFK^, 5l M'iMr. 
 ENr,ioiiTE>i>-o, ExLiGHTEXMENT, n. V. Y. 1.— arf. ^T^^inr 
 «. snFTJTH '^• S15PT?T m. q-f^FT w. 
 2— «.y. !7^^ m. srq^^T^T n. rrRY|TiJr «. ?rRt>TT m. rrH>rT^T 
 
 7o ExLisT, t). «. cwyaye in pMic sen- ire ly entering tl,c name 
 in a register. ^^^\^f in^ y. „/ q. ^rt^^FT qof , T- 
 
 2 lig. engage in a cause. STcTrff^Sr, sr^-T^J^TJ-ctc. ^."m. 
 
 To EsusT, v.n. ^■^^l-&.c. arm ^tq" fe?^-fe^^-^5^^-ic. 
 
 2 engage in a cause. ^r^rfiTf, Tf Tf-T^^-ite. ^lor. 
 EsLiSTiXG, «. V. V. A. l.—act. qyr^^ iTTS'^ «. «S;c. ^PTRft 
 
 To E.vLivKX, r. «. malccalire. ^^^-fM^-f^^Vkc. q^raf, 
 ^q^Fi «..!TnJT^FT ». q^W. 
 
 2 wia/rc vigorous, vivacious^ licehj, Sfc. v. To Animate. 
 ^3^ m.-^ m.-Tr^^ on.-^-^ ?i.-^ift/.-tn w.-&c. 'iTIUTt'T- 
 
 En-Jias.se, adv. in a lodg. W^^i: 
 
 To tumble e. qn'?r5;<Jr, vrr^ojijf. 
 Enmity, «. HI will, Sfc. %^ m. ^T^un" m.\^ n. ^^fTT^/. 5- 
 
 f'5T «. f^dtf »». 
 
 Deep aud deadly e. ^T^X n. ^^r'jqi «. '^JKNI sf??;^^-. 
 frT ?». g. of s. rccip. 
 
 Secret e. 3i?l"f r «. [^ToTT^fn/. 
 
 Enneagon, 11. figure with nine angles, ^sri^ 3TT?ifrr/. ^t^T- 
 To Ennoble, j>. a. arifk q;?:<jf, '>rfHft/-'JTfR^T TJfT/. \- 
 
 "if, iTtm%w =5rsqTit, q% ^n?;t% qjFTC ?rfq' ». q-R^r g. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Exalt. 
 Ennui, n. lassitude, ircariness. ^^i-i «i. T^^TT? w. f^TTJ 7n. 
 
 Enoemitt, ». w-rongness, v. Vickehness. 3Tf?f^?TT/. aTf?r- 
 2 an e. an atrocity. J?ltj TN n. TTfNm^ «. 3T^"tT <Tr??q; n. 
 Enoemous, a. atrocious, v. Wicked. 3TfFr|'5, T^Tft^PT^r- 
 2 immense, monstrous, t. Laege. ^^^f^ ^sf^, a^qTS^T, 
 Enoruouslt, 0(?y. v. Excessively. arfHifFT, "JTH^TT^. 
 Enough, a. v. Sufficient, j^m, J?:?, ^^FTT ^FTT. 
 Enough, n. ^^^ or Z\ m. ^n\f^J. ^^^f. 
 E. and plenty. J^t. 
 
 E. aud to spare. ^^'TTf. fqiTPTTTr^^rrT (""^qTr-^fTfrT- 
 2pr-&e. ). IXI^TZ m. 
 
 To give e" oi' it. JTJ^ f\\ ■S{^(:^K^-z\wiS[-^\^^.&.Q.y 
 Enough, adv. J^, ^T^, f\r^_ 
 
 To be e. and over. ^^ ZK^. 
 Enough ! J^JT, JT^T, q?-^, ^^->^]l, 
 To Enquiee. See To In^uiee. 
 To Eneage, v. a. \. To AxoEn. TFir^ arrilijf, rrFT=Ti^, ^[7- 
 
 1%DT,^'?fH' ^Tof, i^^q''^ or %^Frai-, 
 Eneaged, ;j. V. Y. aniANGEY. ?rnR%?5T, ^frTH", ^I'frrpTFTj 
 
 To Eneaptuee, To Eneavish, v. a. v. To Eejoice. 3Tr?f^ 
 Hli^mr ( or Hlt^^T ) ^^, "PR^sr ?t#Psrf%dT, aTT^J^R^P- 
 4 m. :pT>ir, 3TT?fI^'if, STTr^ffOT, <TfT%"TOT M.-^mq-UT n.-^X- 
 ITT^^?I w. W.m g- of 0. 3TT?^r%-TiT^-T^Rf^rT-&c. 
 
 Eneaptueed, Eneayished,^'. v. V. <PTT=5f W^TPT^r^OT, &c. 
 
 To Eneich, v. a. ^V!(^-^'[^^..^-::[^^\^-^^^^^■S^Q. q;^, 3TT- 
 
 s-qwr «. qr^'Jr.
 
 EXT 
 
 281 
 
 ENT 
 
 2 V. To FF.ETiLi5!E.g<ft^-fq;pT^-&c.qr{ot,fM'^i;3;mJI|m.3Tm^ 
 Eneiched, ;j. V. Y. 1. H^^%^r!T, &c. 
 ENKicnEn, «. ENiiiciiiNo,^;. (J. V. V.l. ^^^ ^luiKI, &c. 
 
 To Eneol, v. a. enter on a roll, rcgintci: ^\^^f^^ f. ^>jf- 
 
 ExKOLMEST, «. V. A', ^\^i^\i\f. w.^^^^f- w^'^H^\(\f. 
 
 I. See Kegistke. 
 Ens, w. t. Estitt. st^h «. 
 Ensaiipi.e. See Example. 
 
 E!fSASUui>-EP, a. stained with llooJ. T^pf H^^T, <^af|^|-5. 
 To Enscoxce, «j. a. shelter, cover, secure. r^q^af-cTTf^ ^ 
 
 !o/<^ a^rs o/ </«e olject. 
 To Ensheine, f . a. enclose in a ehcsl, ij'c. grf?W TT^'J'TRfT^t 
 
 q?'nT-&c. 5I?rf^^. 
 
 To e. iu cues afluctlor.s. %5^r 'HrT sra'fsT'Jr-'TfsoT, 
 Ensign, n. v. Flag, ^\^z\ m. fm}W\ or ^ n. 5T^/. tif^JT >?«. 
 
 2 hadge, sijn, v. Mabk. f^f^ ». r^^T^JI «. 
 
 3 "^hlrfr?; ^^ f ^5;tt gn^. 
 
 Ension-beaiiee, 11. fH^TPirTR, fH^TPJM-ij'j , '-HH-i^l, s--^^q-lft. 
 To Enslave, v. a. ^?T-n?!;riT-&o. -TT^, "T^^TH^Tr-ST^Tnrr- 
 
 -&c. qj^of, ^«t^??T^ )!. ^^ g. of 0. 
 Enslated, ;;. t. V. ^ra'#?=rT, &c. ^TWr^l'-l'^l, ^TFTN^. 
 E. by his passions. jfi^T^Hr rf^^T^T^T, ff^'Tf^^T. 
 To Enskaee, &c. See To Insnaee. >te. 
 To Ensue, v. a. v. To Follow. ttsI^ ?5PTot y. o/ o. qrs^m 
 
 w . :j;^ g. oj 0. 
 To Enspe, v. 11. succeed in a train of erentsor course of time. 
 
 'Tr^-;tfn:-&c. ^wr, HTn=^-milMiJi=^ k^. 
 
 '2 follow as a consequence. ^M, ^:^^., ^'S^^ "^ m.-tR- 
 
 nrw »».-&e. itw. 
 Ensuing, a. next following. kwT\., ^<^r, 5^?5T. 
 jTo Ensure. See To Insuee. 
 To Entail, v. a. ( an estate. &(\ ). ;T^Tq:(qTT HF^T ^, sf^m- 
 
 2fx unalienabli/. ^ f^'^m ^^'n-Z^^. 
 To Entangle, v. a. twist, interweave. 'tl^TOT, 't'^^^, 'l-i^i'i'jf 
 or iToE"PP^, ^T^'Jf, 'TW':ot or 'Tt^rf^'ir, 'T?n''Trf/-'T?n'- 
 nrf /.-Jioiifidl m.-JIT^T m.-'TJTrST m.-&c. ^JTJf y. o/o. 
 2 invoice in difficulties. qt^PT, j'^f'T^, ll^^-cte. q-^f, t^- 
 
 Entangled, />. v. Y. 1. nt^'TT, &c. 
 
 To be c. 'TFT'ir, nt'^^ot, nr-o^^t, rm'Jr. 
 2 'fra'^^, qr-PR-qi^r qr^r^^T, &.•. 
 To be e. qjH'Jf, nt'pr^^n^f ^i3"n-T5'n, q^rSr^ ntq^'Jif. 
 
 Entanglement, n. \. Y. 1.— s/«fc. q^r/. 5?rrq?f/. 3?Trj=l/. 
 JTTST »». n'<T5T m. ij'43i2'<T5/. n5rq|>?;r o/- iT5E"PRT m. ijTT- 
 
 2 — stute. qr^r »i. "TTT'TI^r m. TTTJ^fT w. TTT^^/. qrT'j- 
 
 or "JfTT or 9p[Z\ m. 
 To Entek, v. a. ( upon a roll, list, bill, &c. ). aiTT ifrut f^- 
 
 ^, ^^ ^FT^, Hf?iJr, qpiDt, ^r^?! ^rtif , =qs^, sittot, 
 
 To Enter, «. a. comr or go in. arfrf ^?rTTJf-im, f^i^tff , f^R^iJf, 
 
 2 i?ny«yp )'«, cmhark upon. ir^T^, ^?T m.-'TPT m. ^VV^- 
 f^TTSTot-SST'^, TT^^ «. 55f^, ^^fr\ ^. 
 
 ^ take jios!<ession of —a. devil. Ak^JT, ^^i^ or iprrT^f, 
 
 4 ( into the system ). ?i^qT^, ?i=5lT':iJr, f>T^"'Jr. f>TH'"'ii or 
 
 fH?rPTJf , H^^ or %^ ^of, ^^. 
 To Enter into, v. n. Hee the cerh active. 
 Entered, p. v. Y. A. ^K %%s^, &c. ^ , 5TR, ^TRTf^'j. 
 
 V. Y. N. 1. arfffir^sr, ^y^^.^w.-^, sr^, f^fir'?. 
 
 Enterprise, n. lold or hazardous undertaking. ST'sfR^FTK n. 
 
 ^PK w. in^jf n. 
 Enterprising, a. v. Adyentueous. =ir^rRt or ^^n, 3^tTP^r, 
 
 To Enteetain, I', a. engage, hire. '^JT, =;frF'^?r-=TH7f)^n:-<!tc. 
 '2 rcceite hospitabli/, treat, feed. TT^oi^qTT w.-TI^tTT w(.- 
 
 arrfiisiq- n.-k^r^rr^'Y /.-irfnTT??:^ /.- 3HH i H»jiMd «.-3Tr7T 
 
 3 please, divert, v. To Amuse. THfef'Jf , i^f^isr, xj^^. /.- 
 ^THOJ^ /.-&c. :?;^ijf g. of 0. 
 
 4 ( iu the mind ). Hfpzqijf, qTW,%^. 
 Entertaining, a. v. Amusing. qK?ft or qjTJTT, ^^^m^^r, 
 
 Entertainment, m. v. Y. 1. — act.?;:^^ n. ^I-^. O -H 7:^\ n. 
 
 2 q"T;f tri^ETTT »». hi^uk m. 3TTf?i5!.'^ «. 3TTfi=r'4'T «. ir^T^- 
 
 E. daily upon a general invitatinn. fHriJIcIci/. 
 
 3 7TR<ir «• t^JHT^if n. T^^ n. 'i{^r,'J^^ n. 
 
 4 qr^S^M «. qrtir M. 
 
 I. V. Feast. ^r^mrsnE/. ir^siM't/. ir:?r5rR'T^4 ^ctm. 
 To Entueal. See To Enslave. 
 To Enthrone, v. a. ^\^^x-Th^\'H^X^T-&Q. ^^^^, r^| T ^ ?TT- 
 
 ^5-q"TRrRr^5-Tr^HqTft-'^?r .tc. ^nit. 
 
 Enteuoned,;?. v. Y. TT^t'TT 5i^'7^^, Ac. f^m^TT^:?, O- 
 
 Enthusiasm, n. fervor or excitement of mind in pursuit of 
 an object, ailim m. 'JTf^HTf m. qTiTTfKTf m. iT^flT^ m. 
 
 aT?^r?rf^/ arj^Tq »". ^fHf?rq-^T m. tih^. m. 
 
 2 ( religious ). 55fqH «• %^^S n. \^^fi n. ?rT?TT^-:pRT- 
 
 Enthusiast, «. Sec the Adjective. 
 
 Enthusiastic, En'thusiastical, a. v. N. 1. arr^^ft, 3?!^- 
 ^PTT, sTfrrfT, 3TginT% ^Mrrn, 3T'Z^, -cfr5!;=Tr5rr ( as
 
 EXIT 
 
 2S2 
 
 EPI 
 
 EsTiirsiASTicALLT, a Ic. V. N. 1. 3T?=rflT^, ar^TTir^, vH\- 
 
 ESTHTilEME, n. ^qfn^T^T ^TN "«• 
 
 2b Entice, i'. a."v. To Allcee. ?if>T m. ^vm^i^ ^^^V>T^ n. 
 
 spTwr g. of 0. *fr^ OT. 5TF=rtrf , csisH'^ »■ ^^■ 
 Enticemext. Sec Allvhejient. 
 EsTinE, a. unlroken, tindivideil, Sfc. v. "Whole, j^r, "jof, ^- 
 
 •jy, ^"J^f, ars'T'T, 3T^, WKJH, 'HT'^r. 
 
 ^fuU^^comj,l,le,^T\^ JT^TT, ^xJT, ^'fT, ?TT?TfT, ?T^c7, ?r- 
 
 ESTIBELY, adv. COmpletih/, V. "WHOLLY. ST^tqcT:, f^3.%T, n- 
 JTTK, ^Tf^, f^c7ff5, ifW^r^, ?rjf»Tif, 4ff5r^33^FR%^ 
 
 ExTiEFyEss, E-VTiitETT, n. V. A. 1. "^W m. 'Jof?n'/. ^fqof- 
 HT/. HTTr'T n. ^nTTVq' «. 
 
 2 q>^urr »». "joT?rT/. ^t'jnffq' «. 'Ti%/. &c. gw?^' M. ?rr- 
 
 ■H^ n. 3T^fTT/. 
 SV Entitle, v. a. give title or right to. arf^T^TT m.-'^rUf.- 
 
 2 See To Name. 
 
 ENTITLED, p. T. V. 1. arf^-PET!: fz^^ , ^^w.\f[ %^5it, &c. 
 
 EsTiTT, «. T. Beiso. arf^ifsT W- ^F^T ?i. =fWTT/. 
 
 2 a« e. o leing. cjrg n. ?fBr «i. «. 3T'<f »». 3Tfq-^ M. 
 To Ektomb, v. a. V. To BiET. '<:rs^f?r-&c. ^^ TT^. 
 
 To e. alive, p^uiui, fsfnr^r 7T^^. 
 ExTosiOLOGT, «. ^>T^ii^-7;f5T?Tr/. fsTT^f'T'lf^^^fJsr^ «. 
 ESTRAIL, n. (7« intestine. 3T?r?t/. 3TfT5 '». STPT «. 3T5r «. 
 E>-TEA>-CE, EifTEEING, «. V. Y.K.—act. 5fTT ^>if». 'MKR ^t/. 
 
 Double e. or entry. |^T^t f^irsf »J. 
 
 V. V. A. 1. 3Ti?r irnr j!,..&c. r^-^t m. ^^'^^ n. fvt%^ w. 
 
 TTJTRr^ »!. ft^/. m. f^qreT or f^]^\ m. fmW.XH m. 
 
 T. acenue, passage.^ v. Dooe. glT/'O^. ZK n. cTR/.KPf ?». 
 
 <1TI «. sit^mrg^ n. 
 
 Front or main e. ftT^^K «• 
 Enteaxced. (7. put into a trance or ccstacy. rTVTrq' %3?JT- 
 
 2b Esteap, I'. (7. V. To Deceive. <?>T^Tt?r '^roi-aTrDTCTf-qrrsof- 
 ^iwS'Jui, "F# bit-TT^, 'P?mH/.-<}f^T'T^.-&c. ^5'ig.ofo. 
 To be entrapped. <p??T qsw, <FHiJr. 
 To ESTEEAT, t.. a. Mlicit,x. To Bko. f^^TcTaT, ^FT^FT/.-frr^Ff 
 
 f-f^^f.-fw^^^vi^f.-f^^^f.-&c.^^l^g. o/o, Tn^^. 
 
 ^rr-kc. '*rawi. ^tjf^ TTRnt. 
 
 2 Sec To Trea t. 3 bring over, Sfo. v. To Bkesuabe. ^t^T- 
 
 E>- TREATT,n . y. V. 1. f^FPftift/. fcf^Fft/ fK^^y. f^^-^y. 
 
 E.STET. See ESTEANCE. 
 
 2b Encmerate, t,. a. y. To Coo'i. 'Pm, 'm^/.-JMrft/.- 
 (S:c. ^R<il-yi'Wy. of o. 
 
 I Esumeration, m. v. "v. roFfT/. titHt/. im^?j. m^afr/. 
 
 To Enunciate. Sec To Uttke. 
 
 2b Envelop, v. a. urap. arr^af, ?is=iw, ^^, 3TIcrr^«.-qi'j?f 
 
 «.-&c. q;?of, ^%f-&c. ^"JT. 
 Envelope, «. uTapper. arrstnT". %'irT«. ^r'7=T«. 
 
 E. to a letter. ^rMPTTw. f^P7»i. qr^^ m. if^'^w. 
 Enveloped,/), v. V. ri^^Sr^, ^(^^.^ "cff-?^, Tf^'^rfq^. 
 2b Envenom, v. a. poison. f^^^'^^-f^lJW--f'^'^\P^^-^'^■&c. 
 
 Enviable, a. v. V. ^^^''frT, r?ST, sfiq-ff^q-, fiiqfTr=iT, b^\- 
 
 Enviee, «. Envious, a. v. "V. ??=5fT, |5^=^T, TF^RI^, %w^ 
 or JPJT.^ IT^^, «HWT, '=tRH^, '^=^?J>T5«lt, 3T^"t^TT or vrat- 
 
 Ic^Tfj^ f^J, f^^'iTTW, t'l'Tr'^t^, finf[c)7;^, f^qW^, 'iT- 
 ?TiT, 3T?TfrT. — in high degree. mR?T, riqrf'?]'?f,JTf fTTrfq''?. 
 
 Enviously, at^y. t. A. |5?TT^, JTf^TTTH, &c. t^rr^^o;- "TT^^R. 
 
 2b Envieon, v. a. V. To Sueeound. qrijf^ =rs5t, W'^ot, "qf^Tw.- 
 %?n"«». qrrSijf, 1^^»». ^TTtof, 
 
 EntieONS, n. neighhouring places. 34IWH|^-=j|4?rOT. aH|^ H r|| H - 
 
 Envoy, n. amlassador. ^T/t^, ^. 
 
 Envoyship, n. srfe^/. ^"r^q"?*. 
 
 Envy, n. %^\ or J^\ pop. %tJ. \^\m. Jm^m. ^^w.m. HUi^ A n. 
 
 gr^pnf /. TRpft/ ^rq^^f^/ ar^riTr/. 'JT?TfrFT/. 3T^^?r?». 
 
 2b Envy, v. a. ^^\ or rrf pop. h: f.-^]m.-m^Tjn.-&:C. ^^, 
 
 EpaCT, m. excess of the solar year ahove the lunar, ^ff^^f^T- 
 Ephemeeal, a. lasting one day. ^^^f^TRr, ^^rff^, f^TTg, 
 
 2 s7jO)-i; Z/fe(?. ^FT^fft^, aT^^^ftTTf^ or ^^'^.| g^T^rfqf^T- 
 Epic-poem, n. <i5rr¥T o;- <fNTSr»?«. ^^pJ^n. ^\l\^\K^M\^n.^l, 
 
 Epicedium, m. v. Elegy, ^fhp^t^w. ■f^r^FT^i^nT^. 
 
 Epicene, a. common to loth genders. g'TT'fen'F, S'H^fe'T, 
 
 Epicuee, m. one given to lu.vuries of the talle. M|d»l|i(, T'^H^, 
 
 ?7T^^^, 'fre'^nT, ^iftTTf^i^^, »iT3prf^?r?R:-'JTRf^-&c, 
 
 2 T. Sensualist. ■>fr'ft, -^^r^ft, f^fTft. 
 Epicycle, n. iTT^^^re. Tlrf-^m. ^fr^^-^rt. 
 Epidemic, n. disease tohick seizes many people, ^^f. ^(]h(\ 
 
 /■ HTift/. Iff mift /. erm-/. t^ /. shj/. ?im or fft/. 
 
 Epidemic, Epidemical, a. v. N. ?rt?ft^, T^^, ^^TPft^r, 
 ETT^qr^T, &c. STf JTTT^, ^J^TT^, ^^s^R^, -iTrfrqT. 
 E. fever.3TT?5TH:/. ^rft/. 
 Epidermic, a. 5n"frt?=5 ^^. [f.f. 
 
 Epidermis, n. outer skin. ^\t;^^^\ f irf|f^5r^/. sfT^J^- 
 Epigastric, a. v. N. ^%qt?T^, TrfoT'Tr^tft. 
 Epigasieium, n. upper pcirt of the abdomen. mm\Kn. JTf^T-
 
 EQU 2 
 
 qr n. qqfsrf^/. 
 
 Epiueum. Sec Pehigee. 
 
 Epiglottis, n. s^mTmHr T^ m. sps^qT?! »», 
 
 Epigdam, n, jjoinlcil, livily jiiece oj jwclnj. HT^ g'f^'^'pPr- 
 
 Epilepsy, h. a^^mr »«. T>'7T «. ^T «• T^/. fHT^/. ^T «. 
 
 Fit of e. fq^% )!. %T^ «. 
 Epileptic, a. aJTfctid u-ilh epilcpsij. \^K'^.(\-, ^^-TT, aTTfTT- 
 
 2 lelongiiig to e. aTSPTRT^TT, ^^^TT^T, STR^HK'Hqqt, 3T- 
 
 Epilogue, n. poem, S{c. at the end oJ a play. 3Tf^iK'l?I n. ?rT- 
 
 2 1-ecapitulalion. ■dM^^KOT. 
 Epixicion, «. so«y of triumph. \HiiJiH «. ^^'ft'T^-^JT^nTi^w. 
 Episcopacy, n. f5T^T<Tt=Eft ^tTT/. f^j^Tt^ arftT^R ?«. 
 Episcopate, «. fa(^TTt-=IN'l w- 
 Episode, n. separate incident in a poem or story. 3''T^'*TT/. 
 
 Episodiacal, (7. T. N. OT^pii^qT., &c. sfRrfn^, ST^jfTTm, 77- 
 
 Epistasis, «. suppression of urine ^'c. T^TRO'^' WJ. 3TRT^ni. 
 
 Epistle, m. t. Letter, qsf «. 
 
 Epistolakt, «. y. N. T=^^Wt, ^T^^^Nt, <T^?i^'4^, T=5r- 
 
 Epitaph, w. inscription on a ioml stone. 'A'l^M\^iAJ ?5^ m. 
 EpiTnALAMiuir, n. nuptial song. rTfrft^ «• f^^T^'ftrT »i.'%=rT- 
 
 fl+MJiri'flH n. Vjw:^ 'fkrer »". 
 
 Epithet, «. adjectice. ^"^^^ n. ijur^pspp^cE^ ?«. ntrRT^T n. 
 
 2 title, T. Name. OTjfq »«• ^€t^^ «• [ ^ w. 
 
 Epitome, n. t. Abeidgmekt. ^nTf^T^'Ai m. ?rrTWT^ ««. ^TTTt- 
 To Epitomize, &c. See To Abeidge, &c. 
 Epoch, n. fixed point from ivliich time is computed. ^T+lf^jn. 
 
 Equaeilitt, n. v. A. 1. ^R^PTirr m. ^"^^Vf^^^ m. ^PTHT- 
 
 ^ m. ^IHM'Tra' ?"• ^TT^'ar/ ^TF^ w. 
 
 2 HTTRf frr/. ^JTffrT/. ?TKfffI^ n. ^HT-i\T\r\\ f 
 Equable, a. of uniform tenor, equal, eirn. ?nT^r, >i+*)l<ttl, 
 
 2 eqiianimous. ^TTf^frf, ?rH^f%, ^KH^f^, ^T»TP7. 
 
 3 — temperament, &c. ^iT'cTm, ^TTH, Wf'-m^T. 
 Equably, adv. v. A. 1. ^+yK<HT, ^R^r, ^TRmilT^, &c. 
 Equal, a. ^F^, ^TFT, ^T, H?^, 5J^1«IT, <H<.iq<-Hi, SRRff- 
 
 2 uniform. See Equable. 
 
 3 matching, par. i|JN<HI, ^T^NT, fTtrir^n', ^^f^rrH^T, ^- 
 IT^fte, ?W^?^, ^HPI'TJ^T. [•HH4HHH. 
 
 4 exactly correspondent, ansicering colsely. ?TrT, <idM'd, 
 
 5 adec[uate to. See Competent. 
 
 Equal, «. match, fellow. 5rrmT=qT, <M<"'N<V-IT,'^''| jl-°il, <i^rf|-°ll , 
 
 2tf Equal, r. a. he ec[ual to. ?rRW-'5RHT-^nT-H'5^-&c. 3T^ 
 
 t EQU 
 
 or^ofo. [ Ac. :pTiJf. 
 
 Equality, n. v. A. 1. ^TR^TiTT m. q^R^t/. ^^TT/. H^n- /. 
 
 sfrrr^t/. ^^'T n. ^p^ n. ^^r{] f ^^^^ m. 
 
 To claim e. with. Ttft^Kfft/. Sf =T 5I?m, ?T^/. ^r.- 
 
 ^^ ii?:r5rft/. armfit. 
 
 To Equalize, v. a. make equal. cjTjiir-jTTT^T-JTiT-^lJTR-'rnT- 
 
 ifr^-tte. ^pm, ^R^^fT'f'jf, H'Tt'T':^ n. ^Jyi^ g. (fo. 
 Equalized, Equalled, p. v. V. tii«,Hr-<fcc. %^^, ?lMl-iiH, 
 
 Equally, rt(7i>. t. A. ^R^T, r^THR^r, ^R^, srfRfpT. 
 Equanimity, n. evenness of mind. ?fHRffrr/. ?RT|fTT/. ^- 
 
 Equakimous, n. y. N. ^TTHff^, ^iT^f^, ?RTf^^, ?T^^?r, 
 
 Equation, m. making equal. ^ift^T'T «. 
 2 — in algebra. ^Rft'fRW M.^Rl'tf^'TT/. 
 EeJuced to an e. ^nff^v^. 
 The side of an e. T^ ?«. 
 
 To put a problem in equations. ^TH^fROT n. qirTW — 
 To solve it. yji'l+iui OT?^. 
 Equator, n. — ttrrestrial. fcjH'-j^-ri n. f^r^^PP n. f^'^^KWf. 
 f^r^^WlrS n. HITRRTT /. 'T^^ «■ f^^^^ «. 'jqftfiT "?. 
 f?R?T m. 
 
 Country along the e. fJTT^^ m. 
 Eadius of e. H^fRiJI m. 
 2— celestial. f\ I i\ Hi^ n. ^\f[^:^;^ n. Hlil-^-rl n. 
 Equatorial, a. t. K". 1. fsT^^rf^TT^, f^^-H+MI, &c. '^'T- 
 
 Equeery, n. <M|^i|I q^^lT^^ arf^T^fl", 'TR^'T, ^RTCTT. 
 Equestrian, a. pertaining to horses. ^r5ilt=^, ^TS'^Tf^T'TT- 
 
 2 mounted. aT=^T^^, 3T=Wtft, 3T=^^, Ht^T. [jT^rf. 
 Equestrian, n. v. Horseman. ^tl-HK, 3T=^Fr^, ST^N'llO, 
 Equianguiae, a. ^iT^M, ^Rf^rw^. 
 Equidistant, a. ■HH<"MI a^^RT, FKfrR. 
 Equilateral, a. VIH^MT sfPT^T, ^RT^T^. 
 
 An e. triangle. ^irfjiiT^ m. 
 Equilibration. See Equipoise. 
 
 Equilibrium, n. v. Equipoise. ?RTrfte m. ?RTg=l^/. ?RT- 
 fTT/. g^^RTRT «. J^TRTirm'/. 
 
 In e. with. HRfTR, *TR">TR, ^RRTTrT, nt?^^F5. 
 Equine, a. relating, cj-c. to a horse. qtl^nf^PnfNr, aT'q'^q- 
 
 Equinoctial, a. v. X. U ;^^ ^^"■-ft, f^TTtr'hTRtsifcfr. 
 
 E. circle or line, v. Equator. f^I^I^T/. r^M--ldTT ?i. 
 f^^'l'i^ n. 
 
 E. point. f^TW n. 
 
 E. points. ipfPrlMM ?K. 
 
 Entrance of the sun into an e. point. ^JTRT ni. 
 Equinox, n. f^r^ n. fq^T n. f^M^ri^;!. 
 
 Autumnal E. fq^^TT^ n. ^?,fT^ n. ^"TfT'pffdHM ;n.
 
 EQTT 
 
 284 
 
 ERE 
 
 Day of the e. f^r^^rf^pT «• I' 
 
 Interval between the C(|uinoxca. 3T<41*I'^ «• 
 Prcpession of the equiuoxes. 3i4ci-=(rti«. ^itHnwipT 
 /. 3T^^3Tm. 1 1 
 
 Shii.lo i-rt.xt at noon bv a gnomon nt the c. q;^*rr/ 
 
 f«J'Je|-.5{|<J|/. j 
 
 Viiii.ll E. H^rf^^/i. ^ft?7«. ji 
 
 IVslival held ab.iut the vernal e. fT5if|-/. f^mTTm— ji 
 Dii8t-Jay after the burning of Iloli. ^oiqs/. ('iH-^Hl/. jl 
 —Holy-day after the Jay of burning. f^Trf^E fiUT^m. — i 
 Light rain which falls about this time. |W^ f^Tmn. 
 — Mud-pit for sporters to kick and dance in. TT?/. — 
 Obscene verses sung at the festival. ^^!^^ f. pi. — Pile 
 arranged to be kindled.^l,;^rrr?T^/. — Powder thrown 
 about. ij-iirfOT. — Gla.ss-ball tilled with it. ^?nr5niZTM. 
 +,H+H|wi. — Eight of placing the cake upon the pile. 
 gtaff^ ^rat/ — Scattering of colored powders. t^f?T^ 
 w.f^iq'dirn. — Song in eulogy of the festival. ^tft/-— Sport 
 of dust-throwing. «jirt«j''^Hn. — Sport and fun on the 
 last day. 5jil+4 SToft, — Sporter or fun-maker during the 
 festival. ^"|ct+.< or iiotl'^ll ^t^^T. — To burn the Iwll. 
 
 To Equip, v. a. accoutre. ^HK^, H^'^f or ^f^or, ^f^lTT^, 
 ^«T-ftT5-&c. ^>W, W^^f.-^'O. «Ji7^ g. of 0. 
 
 E«}riPAOE, «. attendants, train, \. EETlSUE.^^rTTt or ^Tft/. 
 iHHIH m. sr=fxf^JTT m. 31KI-MI ?«. 
 E. of a chieftain. ^ra^f^TTft/. 
 2 See CAnRiAGE. 
 
 :i furniture, l^c. of an army. ^]i^-&..c. ^Tf|rq- n.- «mM 
 71. -&e. 5|N+<ui «.;;/. 55rqTTT%^ «. ;j/. ^S' WTTqt/. 
 
 EivriPMEM, n. V. v.— (7c/. ?f:;T^>Tf n. ^^uft/ ^T^^oft/. ^. 
 
 I. necessaries, v. Apparatl's. ffT^Twi. ^Tt^JTmm. ^MJdi^T- 
 E<jUiroisE, «. equality of iceiyJif^ equililrium. ?rH?IT?5 »«• 
 
 /. ^nrm'?^ «. 
 
 lu e. with. mfPTF, TTWr, T{K??r^, r?l^,HI^. 
 
 To hold in e. 'n^5H;-^?:-qT^-q-5^TT^-'.tc. q^-?!^ 
 
 Equipollekce, EijcirOLLENT. See Equivalence. 
 Equipondebance, n. v. Equipoise, sppn^^ ■ M< m O/ . -^m^ 
 
 m. ^TTT^IJ:^ n. ^^^\^^ n. ^^:^^%^^\^ m. 
 EquiiO-deraxt, a. of the same ireiyJtt. ^r(^\T7;r^^ ^%?!T- 
 
 ^, 'T^^nr^, ^irm^, ^tt^tk, hi?ii-^i. 
 
 To EQrirONi)En.\TE, v. n. le equal in u-cirjhl. ^iTHT^Sr^-H- 
 'Tnt^-?lTT'TR-&c. aTTToi-^T^. 
 
 E<}i-ippED, p. v.Y. ws\T^,^, ^^5r%^, &c. ?rsT, ^fsm, ^^- 
 
 Eqi-Itabi.e, (I. due, right, v. .Jrsr. ;m=ft^, J^n^TTEfT, JT'-tlF!?!- 
 2— of persons, v. Just. J^iTfr, ;^^, ;^^n^|^^?f^^ 
 
 ^m^fng, jfrfTTiTM /jf-p. jfrfrT^TR, ^f?f^, &c. ximrfoT^. 
 
 |:qVITA1!LI>E£S, H. T. A. 1. ^fKlfoT^qtllT OT. ?qR w. q-iff. 
 
 2 sriTTru|*4UlTw.^Tfq'?TT/.'qraf?l^r/.5imT'J^« 4 IH I fui+rcj/). 
 Equitauly, adv. v. A. ^T'T^^tt, q-iTTJ^rR-, ?tfrefq#^, ^zn- 
 
 Equitation. See Einixa. 
 
 Equity, n. v. Justice. 7^J^ m. J^t^]^ m. nt'^/. 
 
 Court of e. ^^PT^rpf^^R-^^sfEf^^i-ctc. qp^TJ ^ttt^ 
 
 Equivai.ej.-ce, n. v. A. 1. Hr^TT^t-f^^Tft^Eft ^f^/. HH^'i^ 
 
 Equivalent, o. f^iwZ /n value or u-ortJi. lit. fig. (^^ HRn^, 
 
 ^^sRT'srr, 5f?i^^T, 5RRfr=qT, wmrrq-, ^t.^^. 
 
 2 0/ </(e same import. ^T'T'JV^J., ^^v4^, ^'TT^r'4^. 
 Equivalent, n. //(a< jf/«V/i. ?s equal in value, c^'c. sf f i^ il^ i- 
 
 m?5r^-<T^^T?rT=qT-&c. q^'4m.-fcrq^w.-&c. ^JTPT^^^i'ri-- 
 
 FTT «. 
 Equivocal, a. amh'guous. ^ 3T'4r^, S';51'4, f-^T'^^F, T^T^T- 
 
 cq-ftHfTTin. 
 
 E. generation. aT^rf^^^T'T, 3h4|Pi^, ^^:?r. 
 Equivocality, Equivoc ALNESS, ». v. A. g;-q"4r)r/. g;-q"4^« 
 
 Equivocally. See Ambiguously. 
 
 To Equivocate, v. n. speak ambignoushj, use terms tvJiich- 
 admit of different senses. ^^'"Ht ^t^'Jt-JHI'lM ^\^j^ ti.- 
 
 3T^iT^a;K/.-^'TR''T or ^f(T/.-&c. ^fJT^, qi^qr/ jjZ.-JfT- 
 ^\^ m. pi. FA^^-'^^-^^^., T'rk m. ^tiot-'^reijf. 
 Equivocation, n. v. V. ^Zf-tf sfeoj «. g;-€f'4^ "HWn n. 'ir- 
 
 Equivoque, m. amhiyuous speech. ^^.\V^f. ijJT m. 
 Eea, «. See Epoch. 
 
 2 succession of years proceeding from afi.ved point, si- 
 
 Founder of an e. ?T«F^TTf, ^TT%'<I'^. 
 In, from, &c. the e. •?!% ( as ^%tfft7T?i ^\^^ ), ^^ 
 ( as -^H \^'i^ ) 
 To Eeabicate, v. a. v. To Eoot out. g^rmg;! :7q^;fr-g^f- 
 
 ?TT?: »j.-i^'j?j?r n.-U^^ n. ^.-m, 
 
 Eeaeication, n. y. Y. — «fi!. ^T^^f TT^^ «■ (fcc^nTr^TrTR- 
 
 5T n. ^HaiWld ?». f?i^?5?T «. f^^?^ «. ^■pTR^r «■ 3'H'^.^«. 
 
 To Eease, z). a. v. To Efface. ^Tl"Jr, Wlfff-fS'^-fe^^- 
 
 To e. much, confusedly, &.c. ^TST^T?/. =R^. 
 To e. completely. cTSCgH +,l(jui. 
 Erasing, Euasuee, n. y. V.— ac/. ^TS^ n. &c. RTT »». 
 
 I. 2>7afe it'/^ere o jcorc? has leen erased. ^T^^ ^*fot «• 
 Eee. See Befoee. 
 Eee long. See Soon. 
 To Erect, v. a. raise upright. THT qJT^, 3''TK^, T^W^t.
 
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 2 V. To Bl-ild. STftrdf, T^ijf. 
 
 3 institute, y. To Estaumsh. 7TIT^, F«Tr^oT. 
 Erkct, a. upriglit, not leatunj. JHF, =l'RT*Tr, ^?^THT, ^^, 
 
 Kigiaiy e. FRH^ ^■^r. [ST'^TPT^ w. 
 
 Er.ECTiON, n. v. V. 1.— nci'. 3-»Tr ^Cm n. T^RiJif «. 3"'TITift/ 
 E. of the hairs of the body, frrrt^ "(. f?Rf=5f m. 
 
 2— act. Hifq-of n. r^f^Tr/ r^^/- 
 
 3— (?c(!. 3-T.T<if w. &c. F4N^T/ 
 
 I. an e. v. Builbivo. ^HKr|/. fJT?=rT ?«. 
 Erectness, m. v. a. ^'HT'TT '«. ?fT55THT>JTT '»• HJ^IT^T »«.&e. 
 Eremite. See Hermit. 
 EuQO, aJv. '^^5, "T^TPI, ar^'^^, 'jTH:. 
 Ermine, ?i. ^^ ?5^M ^=TRT 3Tt|, ^T fqTEft ^r?!'^. 
 Erotic, n.T. Amatory. sjqifT, ^J^rf^q^ i'Oj(,>. ^iqift^, ?tnT- 
 
 To Err, i'. n. Jeriale, strai/, v. To Wander, ^^i^, ^^+.^ 
 or H^of , ^^ ^riit. 
 2 mis.'ake, hhinder. ^5^^, «r^"^ or ^T^'ii', ^RRot, ^^f5Iot, 
 
 ErRASI), ?i. message, something to he told or done ly a messen- 
 ger. ^TX^ m. ^\^ pop. ■^\m m. ^^ m. ^fq- «. ^^- 
 M n. ^f??.^iT n. 
 
 Empty 8. or trip. ^?Tqr^ or |;^T^ m. fTl^T m. ^ft^- 
 f"^/- 'Tt?rr »». %'^ m. pi. 
 
 Eunniug on an empty e. "ki-AM or ^TR/. ^T'^TR'/. 
 
 Eunning about on empty errands. fn^^T^/. ^OT^- 
 
 To send upon an empty e. ^Piq^, TI^FR'^. 
 Errand-box, n. f^frcqr m. 
 Errant, Erratic, Erring, a, \. "W^andeeing. »?ift, ^TH^- 
 
 qrrrr, 'ST'JT^PTft, &c. sjrar^, ttptjt, ^^fen. 
 
 2 deviating, straying. ^T.X^ ^'^TT: ^5^, gift, gf^T?, vrfrT, 
 fwf?f. 
 Ereantrt, n. T. A. 1. pK"! «. ^T'JTm. T'T^-^ w. 
 Erratum, ?;. ar^^ n. f^/. 
 
 Correction of errata. ?fTq ot. 
 
 Sheet of errata. ^ft'4H^ «. gf^T^ «. [T^". 
 
 Ehrhint:, w. medicine administered through the nose. ^'^ f. 
 Erroneous, a. erring, mistaking. =^^orrnT, =^+rfri|, vrfrT, 
 
 2 /n?.^r, OTi's/afcn, V. Wrong. -^'+,?'jr^,|, =^^=qT, ^JfrTt^T, 
 Erroneously, adv. ^^, >Jt?ft^, »?riiT-gTr-JTf?f>?K^5%, ^qj- 
 
 cT^^prT, 5Ep?^HT^?r or ^sprf, ^^^THT^ or «nf fT, 
 Erroneousness, n. t. A. 2. ^rtotTot. ^Vri/. 
 Error, m. wandering from truth. Hmm. »;itf?r/; rffH'J'Tw.iTlTr 
 
 Tlie two grand sources of error are 'flT^IT'JI and fsf^- 
 T or iAe covering or concealing ( iy //ie object contemp- 
 lated) of its 7raJ nature or qualify ; and the casting 
 
 forth of an tippearance or seeming different from realili/. 
 2 mistake, llundcr, inaccuraeg. =f^/. '^'^ f. 3Tg^ n. 
 
 Esc 
 
 EiTors and omissions, — eomjireh. "^^jn^r^f. •^dL'i 'hf. 
 '• Errors excepted." f^'J^J CfT^ cqT=fr, i^T TT^ <TT- 
 
 Eest. See Before. Formerly. 
 Eructation, n. v. Belch. %q?T or %-^m. 
 
 A low or soft e. ^=^;^/. 
 Ebumte, a. V. Learned. f^rgTH, T^It, 'TS^^r, 5^5T, 'fl- 
 
 «Tq^ ^JT'sT, arMt^r. 
 Erudition, ?;. v. Learning, f^jqr/ f^^-di/. qffSHTw. ^T- 
 
 Eruption, ?;. breaking fur/h. <^^n. V¥p:»i. ^I^TH sfT^''- 
 
 2 — in medicine. 3rrot«. ^^uT'jf «• OT^T^ or TT^T/. 'TT- 
 S or j;^OT. ^-i+'/TTT^T or <P^^'Z^IT^ ^Jr^^^w*. 
 
 E after fe\er. ^pft »«. ;)/. 
 
 Eiilness, copiousness of an e. rti^sT?». ( as ^^ft^T-ni- 
 
 3 ( as of ants, gnats &c.) sudden sicarming. ^jrT m. T^- 
 
 ^ «■ ^IR n. qij-jj. «j. ^?^. 
 Erysipelas, n. tTTsrc «. 
 
 Erythema, «. f^T or STm. f^H'Twt. fq-«ftV/. 
 Escalade, Escaladinq, n. v. V. f^Ti^TT ?!Tf^ =q^ot)s. 
 To Escalade, v. a. scale. f\Tmj ?!Tf=T =^^^. 
 To Escape, v. a avoid, obtain security or e.vcinption from. 
 
 To be avoided, ^ijf (as ^ g^^ %55 3TO^ ftT ITI^ f%- 
 
 rft |:^ ^^S 3T^). 
 
 2 pass unobserved. '^'F'lot, ^fS[/.-'T'jR/--&c. ^'+/5)U|, ^- 
 
 To Escape, v. n.fiee and he secure. ^^^., g^ ^rm, f^f- 
 f5 ^"jf, ar^Rof, q-f5-Ac. f;T'TT^oT-5rffqT?:'J7. 
 
 2 /)rt.?s vnharmed. cT^af, TTT'^S'^, f^^W, ^^RoT, 
 
 To find a way to escape. frptT "f'^TRf ^PT^t. 
 To set on a way to escape. <\Tm\ "T'^JTW rlHuf. 
 Escape, Escaping, w. v. V. A. \.—aet. ^T^iJf". ^Roira.&c. 
 JTStoft/. HTSDJ^/. f^HT'JT «. f^JHR m.— state. a?tng^- 
 
 ^ft/ q-^fT^m. 3-5R f« ^^nTTfr/. fR'^^^/.'g^^^r/. 
 
 Means of e. rRorrTFT m. 
 V. V. N. 1. q^ ^TW «. ^'pT ^3Tm n. &c. 
 
 Escharotic, o. caustic. mF^f ^, ^I^^Flft. 
 
 EsCHAROTIC, «. arq'Hr^fT n. 
 
 Escheat, n. land^ S,'c. ivhich reverts to the state through 
 
 failure of heirs, \^r^^\^ or ""ilrHHIc? m. ^^Tft^TTR^ m. 
 
 %5nft^ f^^.f. iTTHTTrB »«. ai^TEn^^ n. 
 To Eschew. Sec To A\oin. 
 Escort, Escorting, n. v. V. — act. ^W.^^ n. ^f^n\ f. ^- 
 
 I. attendant protecting body. ^r^J'TI or ^^]^] m. ^]7.]- 
 
 A light c. gfm^rft/. 
 
 Cost or hire of an e. qTTRT or cfr^WI ot.
 
 ESS 
 
 286 
 
 E^iT 
 
 To 'EiCOMT.v. a. attend and guard by land. ^xr^K-■^^- kc. 
 
 vTFJ^ TRwi-'ft^'rqfjm-TR'r «. ^Fm, &c. mvj:^^, %^'n 
 
 f..^T^^nf\f.-nl^^^f. W.r^ 'J- cj 0. ['T, Hl^. 
 
 EscL-LEST. <j. V. Eatabi.k. ?Tr^-^T-3^mnT-&o. *r^Tr, -q^^- 
 
 E>CL-TCUEOS, n. f ^HM't|"]H ^'?^?rf^ f^r^^ f^'T «• 
 EsornACUs, «. gullet. 3T^rrq'^ ^T/ 'fl^rmn m. 
 EsOTEniC, o. private, m, n^t^, '^^tffrrf^q, 5:^-.^f'TH. 
 
 E. doctrine. tfiiRill/- 
 Especial. Sec Special. 
 Especially, adv. f^x^ qJ^TT, ^5i^:, f^T^TTTT^, ^F^c^ qp- 
 
 EsPioSAC.E, 71. emploi/ment of spifs. ^TT^TVPT^^.JT-^ n. '^]- 
 
 ESPLAXADE, n. f^Fc^-irHf JS"^ H^ W. 
 
 EsrousAL, EsrOL'siXG, n. v. V.I. — acl_ ^P^ n. Wl^'^J^n. 
 
 L' ;]Tijt 'I. ^HTJr 7!. tRit^ "'• ^f^'JT'T^ «• "Trf^n^^ «. 
 
 o Kit^FTT^ n. &n. ?#FR ot. arit^R w.%^TT m. 
 4 "^cTR »». JpTW ^T^ «• '-^c- 
 3b E-POusE, f. ff. V. To Beteoth. cd'iM «.-5ITfifiri<T'T »«•- 
 Ac. ^TT'Jry. o/o. 
 2 icff/, Y. To ^Maket. ?gT^, ^T^^ or iT'JI'Jf , ^ITDt, tIt^JT- 
 
 :> o</o^)<, take vp ( <o maintain, ^'c. ). 3TT5^, ar'flW^oi, 
 
 ^--n+KuK, ':Rwf, W, arfnuRui or arfHirr^ m. ^jii g. of 
 o.'^.^n m. k'^-^^.fH^m. qr^, H'Wm. ^^ or qiW, 
 
 4 /a^-c Kni/«- protection. ^RTO-^Fmrfrtr-STn^^T JTRot-q'jf, 
 
 EsPniT, n. 3Tf»TKR »». 
 
 E. do corps. Kr'|U|ir*l*HM m. 
 
 E. de parti. ^TTHrrHHM »>. ^THTf'T'TH Hi. 
 
 E. de pays. ^sTTfTKTT w. 
 To EsPT. See To Spx. 
 
 EsQflEE, n. jnp p+.riM 'flT|'. [ ^Tpjf. 
 
 To EsQfiEE, V. a. attend.! cJiaperon. ^f^lolU'MI+Rdi sj^rsR 
 EsSAX, n. attempt, v. Trial, qr^ w. sp^r^r ?». >j<JM l w. 
 
 I. />•af^ f^^'cT »i. ^^-MHij'^ J?!. 
 3b Essat, t!. n. attempt, v. To Tey. ?t?T «i.-!I^Tr?lw--??fFT »>. 
 &c. ipT^, •F^TT 'fT^-^^. 
 2 See To Assat. 
 Essayist, «. wr/to- o/ essays. f^'^T ^onrr. 
 Essence, n. constituent sulstance, \. Natuee. FIT^r n. ^fsf 78. 
 
 Oncneps or identity of e. r^V^ n. r\iyf \-f: ^] f. 
 2 main sulstance or virtue of. w.^ in. ^^ m. n. HTTT^T m. 
 f^ 71. ?n^i^ m. [ it^m. 
 
 3— iu medicine, v. E.^teact. ^FlTTTn. spTr'T7». <ft^Hi. fjT- 
 
 Eragraiit e.— geuer. -S^r^n. 
 4 »Kt«?<JHCf, virtue, pith, marroic, cream, floicer. ■ffnm.n. 
 ^XT^^m.T\Am.■FfW^^n.7^:y;^■c^m. ^^n.-r\^'^m. ?iTfHFFH.?T- 
 
 tttjtt?7»i. ?t^7!. ■Mf^rrr'4»n. jircti^ft^ 07- jirsfT^rft;^/. %. 
 
 ]] 5 Sec Bei-sg. 
 Essential, a. v. X. l.pertainJng naturally. ^vnifffTj, ?^- 
 
 2 necessary to the existence of. ^^^rr^firfj^'^^, ^^'^^- 
 
 Essential and inherent eliaracter. 'iTf^^T^Tr^ni. 
 
 3 liighly necessary, and iviportunt. ^^T^T, '^T. ^^fT^T, 
 
 Essential, «. constituent principles. See Natube. 
 
 2 chief point, point of great importance. ^JT^ff^ 'Tn2/.'iTr- 
 Jr3^+-R(«)i|»t.-&c. [ f^^if^f;. 
 
 Essentially, adv. y. A. 1. J^^N+M, ■WMNM, ^^I^r=t: , 
 To Establish, v. a. settle, fix, set, place, ^'trrrffr, '<TFf5i, '<TT- 
 TT^OT, f<TTRr^,q'FIor,?5i;iTtFr7i.-^5LlPT^T/.-3Tr':n^ 7i.-3TftTOT- 
 =7 n.f^^THn. ^J^ g. of o. r<TTfTrT-ft'<TT-&c. qRW. 
 
 2 «fi' (/^, institute. F<TT^, ?f?'<.fr'TW, TtS'it, S'TR'if, F^TTT 
 7i.-?'4rTHT/ ^FT'Jr 5?. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 sulatantiate, evince., evidence., y. To Peoye. F<TrTW,f?r^- 
 ^?^, ^TTT ^5?r ^ot-qi^lcfut, F<TrrT«.-r4FRT/.-&c. ^FTof y. 
 p/o. 
 
 4 See To Confiem, To Eatify. 
 
 5 (as a rule or law) v. To Appoint. ^Kof , ^^^Z^. 
 Established,/!. Y. V. 1. T'TT'T^:?^, 'trnf^rJT, &c. r*TTfT?r, 
 
 arM^, 3Tr^?r,JFTTi=r, 5^^^, ^?th. 
 
 2 r*TFr%?5T, &c. ^irrpTfT, ^'<TrP}?r, ??'4rf^?T. 
 
 8 r<:m%?5T, f^.i; +"rfrfi, &c. r<TTfH?r, f^^, ?rrafr o?- «n1h, 
 
 ESTABLISHEE, 71. Y. Y. 1. r<TI'^Ull<l, <tc. 'JTT^-TFT^, f^^T^^, 
 
 2 ^iTiquTKI, &c. ?'4n^, ^^'iTPT^, ^'^TTT^. 
 
 3 ^JTrrirTTT, &c. r^N^, F<TNH^, &c. f?T^|^. 
 Establishment, 7!. y. \. I.— act. r<TN"jf7». ^<Tr^7!. ?'4r?57r/. 
 
 vTIT^fm. •■3Tr'4i=T".f5r^Rf".fH^^T=T 7'. — i^r/e. ^5R»i. f^f^f^T";. 
 3Tfq-^r^7i. 
 
 2 FtrrT'Ji". &c. r<m^n. ^irrr^r/. ^r'^tpt^w. ^citt^t/. 
 
 ^'■iTV^n.^siate. srf=fgT/. 
 
 3— flrf. ?'4fN'TfH. ^TfeT^H. ^'4rT5=I»!. FtTN^T/. TI^TTi. f^q-'l^ 
 
 m.— state. OTTffT/. f^fj/. 
 
 Document or -writing in c. 5BT'=T=7T==f;i. 
 
 E. of a position. W-'q'Pfff^/. 
 
 Means of establishing (a charge, claim, suit, &c.). 
 
 I. appoiidcd alloicance. HHU|^/. 
 
 II. lody (as of officers, servants, ^'c) esiallisJied. %Kir^/. 
 
 State or domestic e. ir\n\nm. r*j'{\^H\m. ^^?JTm. <tjirfM. 
 
 III. Worldly e. one's fortune, business, retinue, train, ^-e. 
 
 ^^\Tm. ^?:^7H. ?q;?^». 3TRT5rr»». 3TT??f?Tf7i. ?f«KMv nirr 
 
 OT. 'llSMiSlw. ^'f^R7«. fPTRw. 4>^4>il'Id/. ti^WiNTn. 
 
 Large e. rt-mni'lT m. "FT^FIT^RT m. sT^U+|«^HI »», 
 si^tlWR 7». ii^'^^|i+K<'HMI 7«. 
 Encumbered with a large e. v^mi^
 
 ETC 2 87 
 
 To have a large o. or family. ^MRu)' or ^r^T^OT. 
 Estate, «. land, possessions, cj'o. sfrR «. ^(^^7^r\f. ^%/. 
 E. iu laud. ^FmT^T/. f^T^^ f. 
 
 E.aud establishment, — comiireh. lands am! caf/lrj'ami- 
 ly and follown-s. 4)44)il'M/. "?r5<?>5r^ m. W^ »»• W!^n. 
 Exteusivo or great c. ^rftHTT^ ^^f^ '^• 
 Eise or falling to of an c. '-fi\^'H m. 
 2 See Effects. 3 Sec State. 
 To EsTEEir, V. a. t. To Value. T'T'^, JTI^"^, Jf^, ^M^. 
 2 value highly, prize. =q-pT?yT->&e. ^m^^oi-m^'n-iT'JT'ir-HH- 
 
 "jf, "pn: JTr?Tnt.pt>Tijf-ctc. 
 
 EsTKEM, n. high rrgard or value for. qp^rfT^f^/. inT^Trrra- 
 
 /. TT^FTT/. 'lUIrO/. 
 
 2 Judgment. See Estimation. 
 Esteemed, a. v. Estimable. JTFT, ^t^. 
 Estimable, a. worthy of regard or good opinion. JTI'T, TR- 
 
 ?f^T, aTT^Ttrft^, iTRTf , TFTTT?, ^T^, ^tl?^, TFT. 
 Estimableness, n. v. A. JTT'Trn"/. %T?n/. iTRT|?fr/. 
 To Estimate, «. a. adjust the icorth of, rate, v^r^^, <ft?53T, 
 
 2 ( cxpeuscs, aniouut, i*cc. ) compute, rate. 3i v^i h m ui , 'ST- 
 ^HT^m, WJ^F5^ i». fo». 3T?^5 ?rt'm-Tt?7af-Tr|'Jr-&e. 
 aTT^fTR'^, 3TJ^?T wi. Tp^iJf, 'i^^-T.^.f. ^M, ^IT '". TT^'if- 
 
 Estimate, Estimation, ?!. t. Y. 1 — «?/. ^n^ n. ^tr^df «. 
 &e. ^^^T/ qoivft/. HHT'jft/. f^%T w. 
 2 aPTJTm'Jt n. 3T3TiTTTiJt &e. aTFFTTnft/. 
 
 I. computation made. 3T^JPTT^ Hi.3T^JTTT m. 3T5HIT wi.'STT- 
 ^R )». 3T5^Po5/. STTrTT^T or %TT^?fT5Jrw. 
 
 Precise and exact e. ^S^^JTM «. 
 
 Eaudom e. qr^JTT? «. 3T^^5!; q^f^^ft/- 
 
 Eough e. ^^^7^ 3H|+,K »». ^'-^HT^ »i. 3T^'l%T or 3Tt^»!. 
 
 •ii+dicir »». 3T5'TFr':rT'TT »»• ar^HMiRft/ ^tr ««. fr^- 
 
 Fpon a rough, &c. e. ^TT?rft. 
 
 II. iceight, regard. JTR «• "irS m. TKW ''«• ff^TT or f|'?fTT 
 m. roTfft/. TORT/. ^^IT m. 
 
 Light e. |;:i^HR m. 
 
 Of little e. |?5^, -JT^qfoT^r, 3TfTf&RT. 
 
 Of the lowest e. ^?5P!:, qjY^lT^m. 
 
 III. judgment, v. Opinion, im «. Tfj/ f|?ril m. iM?ft/. 
 E^tival, a. relating, ^c. to summer. if|iiH+,|rfMl, ^ft'i'T^^T'' 
 
 To EsTHANGE, &c. See To Alienate, &c. 
 
 EsTCAEY, n. frith, wt^f- 
 
 Et cjeteba. This phrase is well rendered by 3Tri^ & J?TT- 
 
 f^.3TTf^raeans^r«<, ri% means thus. 3TTf^ is used in eomp. 
 
 aud,at the cud; as 3T|M|R mangoes, et w/era';'P?5rf?,T- 
 
 f?, i. e. Fruit hingfirst, flowers iti«y//-s/.rFqTf%staud3 
 alone,closing the seutenee;as aTNTT^T arfiT TFT ;jp^ V^- 
 f^A'Msha, fire, air, water, thus first, these being prin- 
 
 cipal or precedent. To ^l1^ the letter ^ is often added. 
 See arrf^, J?Tr^, ««<^ arrf^^^Tr in ai. & E. Diet. Fre- 
 quently the Persian ^f^i'^ {i j^ ) and the others) is used. 
 The et ca;teras. spT?:f5rfl'T. 
 
 To Ercn, v. a. Fit*TrqT gorr cpjT^ ^"^r^ ws'in. 
 
 'Etku's AL,a. without beginning orend. 'fl^KT'T,'fl'^RT^^,'fl5Trf%- 
 
 2 without beginning. STTTf^, 3=RTf?f%5;, f^H. 
 
 3 without end, everlasting, endless, ^-^fol ?:r^Fr, ':iT?T- 
 
 ?r, ^ir^'^, ?TT»q"f?T=Tr, hh?t, h^r, -m^^ f^?q-, 3T?r=^, -it- 
 3T^Hq:ra^'<TrTt. 
 
 Eteenal, ii. See Goo_ [ i7\T^ 
 
 Eteenallt, ado. without end, constantly, v. Ever. ^?PT, fH- 
 Eternitt, m. duration without beginning or end. 'iT^T^t^- 
 
 F^ n. ar^r^FpiT/. 3T^Kr^?r?^ M. 'JTicpfsp^mr/. 
 
 2 exemption from commencement. smiFir--! «. 'JT^TTf^^T/. 
 
 Succession or series from e. ■'iT^rrf^'TRT/. 
 2 duration without end. arHflFT ». aTRTrT «. ^r*^!Tt/. 
 
 m^'^pT/. M. ?fm?T K. ^TrTfT «. m='^nTrn"/. ^trT'T «. sfR?f- 
 
 ^FTr5?'4TfTf=r ?i. 
 To Eternize. See To Perpetuate. To Immortalize. 
 Ether, n. — the element. 3TT^^ «. 
 
 2 — iu chemistry. ((^ ^t^ 'JTT^. 
 Ethereal, «. v. X. 1. sfrFprJTrTT, 3Tr^r^ftT, 'JTr^r^it, 3TPPT?T- 
 
 2 V. Heavenly, f^^. 
 Ethic, Ethical, a. v. N. ^tFR-^T, sfrfpT^TT^rqT, ^ftf^q^'^- 
 
 frwrqj, ?ftf?I?TT^-&c. ^T'^r-fTTT^. 
 Ethics, n. science of morals. ?ftf^/. ;frf?f^TT^ «. ?flfdR- 
 
 Ethnology, n. H^:mf?TfTqT /. 
 
 Etiqvette, n. forms of ceremony. fTV-qpqTTT^f^ /• f^T'TT^TR- 
 
 T^f^r/ Riv.nhOI>/ 'iTi^nTTRfrfH/. 
 
 Eoyal 0. Tr3TPm?: m. 
 Etui, n. case of instruments. rtM+i or ^ot «. 
 Etymological, a. v. N. o^r'-irO^I, ^l«^OTTTPJXrr<iT'=ft'-f%T- 
 
 q^, oT?TfTT?lT'<:fr-1WT^, &e. 
 Ety.mology^ «. dericution, analysis, ^'e. of words. ?T»^HT*PT- 
 
 Etymon, k. primitive word. ^^X^ nt. ^a^^Tlf^/. ^is^qT^T «. 
 Eucharist, n. si^nsr^ ji. 
 
 2 ^^jfFITT^ m. ^RtTR »n. 
 EucuARisTic, Eucuaristical, a. v. N. 1. sf^r?RrTr, STf- 
 
 EuGUACY, ?!. — in medicine. ^frrqTH^ il^fd/. qpr^TFT «. 
 El'logist, m. ^dr<i-+-<,uiKi, ST?t?nF, +H|>|Ml<i--}). 
 Eulogistic, a. ^HrfHi, ^^ffWr. 
 jTtf Eulogize. See To Praise.
 
 EVA 
 
 288 
 
 EVE 
 
 g^Tt- 
 
 Klioov, n. icritlng 0/ praise, v. PASEOviac. ^I?T n. ^^frT 
 
 <n5 m. fHfH^ in. 
 
 '2 See Pkaise. 
 EtSLCH, n. «R w nis «i. #^ wi. ^H^ ««. Jj\?[ m. ^ m 
 
 feviy^ WI. fe^lfS "I. ^?fnT!T?rf?T/. 
 EL-mo.NK', EiruoNoi-s, a. ajneaUe in sound. ^MI^H'Tli, g 
 
 ElPiiONV, «. siiwolh enunciation ojsouml. ^d[T^jvf 
 
 El I'lioiiBiv, — autiquorum or tirucalli. ^1?: m. f^qirST »». f^- 
 
 SFJ/ 1%Wt/. ■t. i lj^ i 0/- ^s-srrf n ?».— tortiiis. fn^-^n 
 
 or f?(crt»T m. n. f^^^Z m. n. fn^^-Tl'S ?'. 
 EuEOrKAN, n. ^frWlT^f, 5'^nT^3f?F5T, ^TN^I^^^, f^^- 
 
 EunoPEA>-, «. fwft, Jrft^THT, Jr'ft^, ?rT^. [iJl ». 
 
 Euthanasia, n. eauj/ death, ^^r^ ITT'JT «. giH*i<ui n. ^TT- 
 Ty Evacuate, v. a. eject, void, discharge. JT^of, y'fiui, 37^- 
 
 n »i.-;3??riT^ n-fsf^Tft OT.-f^^^ n,-f?TFT wi.- f^^TR^ «.- 
 
 &c. ^pmff.ofo. 
 
 '2 void hy stool. Md^Ul vdr^'i ;K.->te. «FT'^ y. 0/ 0. ^'jf. 
 To be evacuated. T5^. 
 
 3 See To Esjpty, To Pueoe. 
 Evacuation, n. v. Y.—act. ZJW^^ n. &c. ^'^A m. 3T?r^ n. 
 
 n^ m. ^^w^^ n. fq^m »». pf?pt ». 
 
 •2-n./. H^f^Hn m. JT^^r?!^^ ». TT^FfH'T m. IT^^RH^- 
 =T n. Ht^gf^/- ^T"t^ n. 4lliiyi+| «i. 
 The evacuations. Hr<M-J(|rt('l ?«. 
 I. an e. v. Purge. ^rrfT »'. ^1^ m. 
 To EvAHE, V. a. escape, aeoid., elude. ^PFT^f, -ilcAui, ^«Hf=r'5t, 
 ^^PRt/.-^^Ftft/.-^^ft /-^TRr ?«.-#fn' «i.-'?T^ m.- 
 &c. zp\. 
 2 elude, divert, turn ojf. ^=r5r, Sirz'jf, ^^rnr, ^?Jcf5r, 
 
 Evader, «. Evasive, a. \. V. 1. ;|^qTJTITT, ^T'ZOTKT, g'f^ 
 
 %wrr &e. ^r^^TT^fT, ^^jfr^y, ^tt-^^^tt, &c. 
 
 2 ^^^rJTTTT, •iloiuiKi, TS^mTTT, &c. 3TPS, tfcq, TSTSU^ff^ 
 3T^75EfHT, ^STT^^^, ^IKTft^^T. 
 Evanescent, a. v. Tempoeaey. f^sht?; HTfrHT fmTTT, 'JTi^T, 
 
 2 — of colors. W^^ TTTTT. 
 Evangelical, o. according to the gospel. g?iT< M -'-|| ^ 5=iT- 
 
 Evangelist, n. lovVe;- oj the gospel. f^rfn%^^-;(^^, ^jHq-- 
 
 2 preacher oj the gospel. ^^mV^V^.. 
 To Evapopate, I', a. eoncert into vapour. ^V^f. W.^ g. oj 
 
 To Evaporate, v. n. ^irp/ ^q-, ^fr^f ^-^^ fn??T 1%^-'SK^M- 
 
 Evaporation, «. v. V. k.-act. w^ :p^ „. Ac^Tf ^ M - l^.^ui/t. 
 V. V. N. 5m> ^^^ ^Itrf «. 5lT':tpTJR n. 
 
 Evasion, n. v. V. 1.— ac<. ^^^qfiif n. ^otI «. Ac. 
 2 ^q-^ n. gr^OT «. kc. ^sTufr/. TS^off/. 
 \. means pj evading.^ shift, suiUrJuge. ^W^f.^^^f. 
 X^V^f. ^ «. 
 11. evasive speech or arts. .'JTZiTTalK «./. 3T^3f=r^5 «. 
 
 Evasive. Sec Evaikh. 
 Eve, Even, n. See Evening. 
 
 2 evening before a holiday. T^HtTTTy. 
 
 3 period just preceding. aT^^rf^^TH »!. 
 
 Even, a. level, equal, plain. ^TT^, ?1R^r, ^i+WK<-1T, <M<N?, 
 ^TT'P, fHSTS, FToEcT^, ^JTT^, ^JT, ?rT':'<:i, ^FfK^mPT, '«T^. 
 
 2 /cw-Z «•///(, parallel to. »p:r^, ?1R'?TT, ^HT a// with ^ff- 
 0/ 0. ?f JTHHTfT. 
 
 3 not odd. — of number. ^TT, 'PH. 
 An e. Diiniber. \'^f. 
 
 Even, a(/y. notwithstanding, ^'r. 
 
 2 «o >«!<cA as. '^^?T, ^^^, gst. 
 
 3 aZj,o, Uh-wisc. ^,^J^t^,^J?ftrr, 55t, ip^^, oFITft. 
 
 4 — as a word of exaggeration or cuiphasis. st, ^!;ft^, 
 
 To Even. See To Level. 
 Even-handed. See Impartial. 
 
 EvEN-IEilPEDED, a. ^TTTf^rT, ^T|frr, ?rHT=lf frT. 
 
 Evening, n. ?ri^ or ^f. ^N+irJ «i. ^«TTW^ m.^jo;;. ^«n-. 
 
 :pT5!/. ^f^>5!:/. ^ttqr/. f?fR^t3TT/ ;^z. f^^m-^f.pl 
 ?rsr?rf3T/. ^t^tt^ >«. ^n^ m. f^sTT^rwH «■ f^f?r »«. f^.^T- 
 q?^/. sT^ TO. st^^r; m. ^¥^%^_\^^ «. m^^^ 5|ff m. 
 
 ^K^-W^^ m. '^\r\i'k'-J-f. TT^?i^?S or ^J f. 
 
 About the time of e. twilight. ^%wt^^ ad. decl. 
 
 In the e. ?ff%, ?rf^tit, ^^^'TFFT^', W%. 
 
 In the dusk of e. 5tS; 3"^ ft. [or wf^raoT. 
 
 To become or to draw towards e. TTrJT^ot or ^i^^w; 
 Evening, a. ^t^=qT, ^'•'q'T+Kxji, ^fe^r, ^I^P7. 
 Evening-song, Evensong, n. ^'^'m^v^^ ^%T5f 7i. 
 
 EVENING-STAE, n. ^^ Hi. 
 
 Evenly, stZy. v. A. 1. WTT^ (/et-Z. spT^TT. 
 
 Evenness, n. v. A. 1. ?rK<"iT1T »«. Wtjt\f. W^f. ^^^f. 
 
 2 sRFTfr/. OTC^iTtJirw. ^F^ «. W^\f. 
 
 3 ^J^w. ^FTrTT/. [ %T^n. 
 Event, n- incident, y. Occurrence. q^^3Tr%^ "TT?/. 'i'r'?/. 
 
 Novel or strange e. aTMpirlS'i^T/. aT^^jfr?/. 3TS?r- 
 
 2 result, issue, vpshot, v. Con.sequence. T>?5 jjo/j. <?)ez; ;;, 
 
 Eventful, fl!./«(/Z 0/ incidents. ^r^y^im^^'V^, y^lHl^-^T, 
 
 Eventii'E. See Evening. 
 
 Eventual, a. happening as a consequence. ^^'^^f^'\^M\M'\,'f!-
 
 EVI 
 
 289 
 
 EVI 
 
 2 See Final. 
 
 EvEKTUALLY, adv. ^ItJTT, TfT'TrHf. 
 
 ErEit, adv. at anil time. ^-^T, ^P^t, ^FnTTf^TfTft sfTsff, qff'^t'Tr- 
 ftft spff, %°f t(Tfr, ^TTf<T ( «•///< nej. con. ). 
 2 n;! all timrs, constantlij, continiinlly. H5f^T^,^T^, ^^• 
 ?r%, f^T^, fJTt?IT. Hpft, ^ir^T, ^iT?Tr, f^F^^, fHf^f=7fT- 
 ^T:,^, ?f5rf^?T, W7Fr,F?TH,'fl-?T<f, 3T^^,— einpliatical- 
 Iv- eorrcspoiuiiug with morning.^ noon, and night, night 
 or dag, summrr or icintcr, early or late, Sfc. ^r^^^loE, 
 
 ^r?r^^, ^5m:iTTf^% fTTFProi!:, ^m ^inf, ^r?:^ ^t^^^t, 3^- 
 
 JT, ^'^ir^T, |T^ir?TT, fT^t, f^^^T, MilMSl, VSIVfti'ST^T- 
 f^lf^, 3TfH"^T, 5ff?rT5, q^?f, T%^%, Jfff'fPTSt or fqT, 
 
 E. and anon. ^^Rs^t, ^T^t, tJIJsJiT, q'T'TTf. 
 
 Eor e. ^rn^Tf^, 3THFtq?r??, \s^^l.^\^:v^^7\, arPFR it^t^. 
 EvEHGKEEN, a. ^f^f^T^T, ^dl^RdMui, ^T^TiW. 
 EvETlLASTixo, a. ecer during, v. EtehNai,, Pkrpetuat.. ^^- 
 
 2 — the (.lcit_y, f.)-;«</»y/j'0(n r. ^0 e. V. Eteesai,. f^fBT- 
 8 — time or duration, ever and continuously flowing. 3T- 
 
 Evebliyiko, a. v. Eteexal, Immoktal. f^fq^ftcft, 3Tjtt. 
 
 ErEEMOEE. Sec Ever. 
 
 Evert, a. f^^, fT, ^^. [<^?P?-T?5T. 
 
 2— singly or distributivcly, t. Each. '^^'^^, ^^^^T, 
 E. body. E. cue. |T^^, ^f-H*^*, ^+M'^*. In en- 
 liaucemeut of this sense there are in English the ex- 
 pressions, all ivithout exception, the whole world, tout le 
 vionde, high and low, rich and poor, great and small.^ 
 old and young .^ ^c. Sfc. The correspondent expressions 
 in Mardiht are collected here, arrm^^f ^, 5iraiftTT3, 
 
 =5ftiT3tcf, ^jTrf55 v^Kf. n^rtq;, hhtstht^, ^rrsn^HgiKr, 
 
 E. one for himself(on his own bottom, &e.). arf'frTrft- 
 To, by, per, &c. e. one,— singly. ST^rnft^TTT, aTfiTriTlt 
 or ari'll'Nil. 
 
 EVEEY-DAT, adv. T. DaILY. TT^TT ^, !TfH f^'ff, X\^^^,^. 
 EVEEY-DAY, a. V. DaILY. ^fr^h^^l^J., f^??!!^. 
 EVEEYWHEEE, adv. f^W^f^W'l, f^'^f^'^., ^T^fSf, ^ff^T^, 
 
 EviDENXE, ?t. manifi-stnrss, V. Clearness, sqf^/. 
 
 2 proof. If JTM «. 1H^ M. g^r »J. The e. of sense (percep- 
 tion ) is sfFq^^^fHTT «. or ^<:^^ n. — of reasoning ( in- 
 ference ) argJTr^ «. — of comparison or analogy mH\r\n. 
 —testimony 5TE^ m. And, ( as in cases of disputed pro- 
 2)erty ), the e. of possession or fruition is HrTSr^nT «. 
 or Hrn m.—oiagran( or other document (documentary) 
 
 jj^ijTTm n. or ?5^ m. ?r5 or ^/._of witnesses to the 
 right ( tcstificatory ) m?-"^sriTTir n. or m^ «.— of an 
 appeal hy ordeal,^Z^'^W[^n. oz-f^s'TM. And.e. — compreh. 
 ( documentary, oral, circumstantial, &c. ),5r^?5r H+m- 
 3T wi. Wq^^^Sf n. or— compreh. and freely ( proof, 
 presnmption,argunient,ground,&c.),HdIMTllo»'qTnTT5rin. 
 
 Ocular c. sf?^^ n. =^]^ n. =qj^f\VH n. ^\^^^ m. 
 
 Orale. ^^^/ " " [m. 
 
 With due c. and proof. T*-i(IH'lllfHi[ff or ^<^]'^T^\f^- 
 
 To have ocular e. of. ^'jrcTrftH TW g. ofs. 
 
 3 witness.^ testimony. ^\^f. ^^f. mf^t/. ^^/. 
 ^5lT?ft/. ^^ n. 
 
 Corroborative e. ^m^f. RfrT^rT^-'T n. T^'TcR n. 
 
 Ealse e. ^F^^r^^T n. 
 
 AVith or upon e. ?rr?^J?r3='TH', WHtfH^Tr. 
 
 4 %vitness,—oi persons. ?fr?Tr, ?rT?ft7TT, «T^, '^rfl, '^TT- 
 
 Corroborative e. TS^lT^ft, TS^T^T, 5ff?IFF^. 
 False e. ^7^?ft. 
 
 5 sigti, indication, thing evidencing. f^^tJI n. f^W^I or 
 rft/. ZJ^FA m. qrTm^T m. JT^r TfTT w. 
 
 To Evidekce. See To Mamfest, To Prove. 
 
 EviDEST, a.x. Elain. 3^5, 3"^5T, ^T"?, ?nv, Rf'T?^, sppr/jo/). 
 
 Evidently, atZu. v. Plainly. ^^^, ^ip, stft^, iR^^^f:, 
 
 Evil, a. ill, — gener. v. Bad. qTrr, I"?, ^?T^, ^?TH. 
 
 2 V. Wicked, Sinful, q-lit, Tlfq'?, qPTrsfT, ^ (in eomp. 
 as 5|^K, &c.), 3T?1H (in comp. as 3T^f^JT, 3T?r5Tfr, 'jT- 
 ^rmn, &c. ), |?; ( in comp. as 5^V, jnoT, &e. ). 
 
 3 distressful, afflictive, S{c. v. Calamitous. |UMMI, 3T- 
 
 Evil, ». «7Z, — gener. v. Badness. ^T^^oir m. |^T^T m. z- 
 
 2 V. WiCKDNE.ss, Sinfulness. "TPT n. J^ «. |^rt /. 
 |JTf?r/. 1^5/ ft «• ^'TR m. 57^5 wi. «. 
 
 To stir up the e. in. ?% J /. ^FT^ot g. of o. 
 
 3 adversity, S{c. v. Calamity. aTf^"? «. arfr? «. STH^n. 
 
 E. to him who e. thinks. Honi soil qui mal y pense. 
 
 To anticipate an e. 3X|T^ ^crr '>rn?r 3TWJf. 
 To be waiting to do c. unto. ?H ^3r=T JHT ST^iif. 
 To put off an e. 3TPfif HTiT J^^TT ^T?ot. 
 Provide your remedy before the e. 3Trff=I?JT STT'^r f%- 
 ^- "PTST^fl', TTtnTT 3TT'4f ST^trr sTt^K. 
 
 4 mischief, v. In.tury. arqtq- «!. a^q-spK ?». 
 
 Evil, fl(fy. For this adverb and some of its compounds. 
 
 Evil-affected, Evil-favoked, &c. See III. 
 EviL-DisrosED, a. ^^^^ ?r^FST-#CT-J5r-^ft?!-5f^-<tc. ?:- 
 
 EviLDOEIl, n. ^r.^f. 'JT^f, '>f^m, ^WMf, ^-^l, f ^^. 
 Evxi.-DOiNO, n. 3TT^/. |K^«. j'i-fTi/.
 
 EXA 
 
 290 
 
 EXA 
 
 2 an e. a sin. Vp^n. ar^PT'i. a'nFra'J. 5"i^PT«. ^^^^n. STT- 
 
 EviL-ETE, fi. blast or stroke from. ^f%/. C"^, ^T^Kiif. 
 
 To sufVer the blast of an c. ^/. <TI>?f J:?!^- ft^i^TRE- 
 To remove ( b_v charms &c. ) the blast of au e. ^/. 
 
 A mark made with soot or lamp-black to avert the 
 iutlucncc of an c. rf[zf. m. 
 EviL-EVEP, a. (J_lft^r tM or ?^, HiM^Ri, ?nrPT?ft. 
 EviL-oEXius, n. — considereJ as pursuing, &e. HT^fn-^>«. 
 
 EviL-MiNDi-.n, a. V. "Wicked. ^5^ ^Tt^, M-iiif 'h'H'Tt, ^- 
 
 |TTrKf, ?^HM^, ^%?rT, 5qTff?r, ^H-iMni, ^'TfH, +Mfd, 
 
 Evil-iiixdedness, ?i. V. A. ^^fj/. ^prf^r/. ^Tl^m. ^HR 
 W!. |^^5/. IfTj/. I^i'. g'THTST'". ^n. ^PR%r«. ^T- 
 irir^/i. ^n. +,ilHW'». ^TT^". iHlr'-M". ^^T^T". 
 
 EVIL-SPEAKIXO, »i. V. SLAXBEE. OT ^15"^?!^ ^"jf «. ^ft/. 
 
 EviL-srir.iT, »!. v. Devil. 3iMi«JHl/. 
 
 Jo EviscE. See To Maxtfest, To Pkove. 
 
 2b Evi^'CEEAte, v. a. take out the entrails. 3Trrff «. pi +14"! 
 
 So Evoke, ». a. caU forth, \. To Call. ^t^T^iJf, 3TF:^Fr^, 3TT- 
 
 s^n. T^ g. of 0. 
 Evolution, «.- -in arithmetic. Ho5^JT«. 
 3b Evolve, &c. See To Eise>-tasgle, To Open, &c. 
 Ewe, fl. JTft/. Htft/. 
 
 Eweh, n. <TCrn. r||*-^u| or ^n. dim, ^TFfjft/ 
 EiACEHBATiox, 71. 2>(irojt/sm. ^XHn. "mm. ^^f^ f. ^jj^^jm. 
 
 E. and remission. ■^•i4r\\im. 
 Exact, a. nice, correct; — of matters done, v. Accurate. SRT- 
 5R,<i^rii*,^OT,^riHMNl,AIHf'!.H^l,5tf^, Jffq^ffrqT, 
 
 2 closely careful, africilij olservanf^ — of persons, v. Ac- 
 
 Cl-KATE. ipfSfTFJTT, ^% ^5(T, ^^, ^fft. 
 
 To E.vact, v. a. extort. vj^ri+IH ^-'FT^, «lc4<f|?jiJi', f^oEur, 
 rM'iH-<-HO|^-&e. ^vT^iJt. 
 2 (/fwan(/ of right, ^- hj authority. ^?R-|5^-?rTrm%- 
 
 Exaction-, n. u7!/'i/«< requisition, extortion. ■jfuHrfxi/. ^fw. 
 ^?^/. 'frs/. Certain common e.rac/(o«,s of official per- 
 sonages are, +H<<jr^Ji/. ^n^/ ^Tra^MT'n. H'HI^.Iot. 
 
 Exactly, orfr. v. A. 1. iWifT, '^W^, g^'^TT, rTKmr, ^rm, 
 
 T. precisely, strictly, closely. ^fj^,^ if?:, ?f^f7^^?f7r^ rid l r i r T, 
 Exactness, n. v. A. 1. H^m^PTtinm. ^^^TWTw. ?1R^/.^^7. 
 
 2 f}=rvyum. H^^m. gq'=srTr/. 
 
 To ExAOGEiUTE, V. a. heighten in representation, fil^nf, 
 
 5?TTfn: m.-&o. :r^-^c^ ^tn^r. 
 
 ExAOOEHATiox, n. v. \.~act. '^']^Sf n. <Pnti^ FTTdT'). 3T- 
 
 lb Exalt, «. o.v. To Eatse. 3'HRot, T^^^of. 
 
 2 elevate, dignify, ennoble, ^-c. JTT^-'j=q ^^, =5TST^, «ri^- 
 ET^T, HR"T^r'«.-'4'RV"TrOT.-&c. ?^, if[?rr'JTm WTiif , <TT^/. 
 
 srfTTm/ ^OT, 5ft^/.-fn^:g^/.-&c. =5J5W y. o/o. ^^ftln. =qs- 
 ^ot-7'TKoty. o/ 0. ?q^?5 :pT^. 
 
 3 See To Fuaise. -i See To Elate. 
 
 ExALTAiON, n. v. V. 2.~acl. =!pim n. ^\^^ n.&c. ^ { 'hi \ 4 \f. 
 
 Exalted, p. v. V. 2. =Ef^%f5T, HTS^TRf 3TM3OT, &c. 
 
 I. See LoFTT, Sublime. [^!Jr/. 
 
 Examination, 7i. m. V. l.—act. jT^ft^ or ^rrft^/ to/. ?- 
 
 2— ffci!. ^TTtT^ w. FTTT^T^ «. &c. Frcfr^Ffofr/. ?rTra- m.\w-^m. 
 
 5!TrqT3T^/ =^Tfr/. iJ^ »«. ^fSVS^f- ^"^^Z JTTOJfn/. 
 
 £|T3T"T3Tt o;- qr^^r/. g:i m. fT^^T »J. T^^jf. fsT^qiT «».%- 
 
 f^TTFTT «. f^T'TN^T/. Tftf?/- 
 Public and open e. W^^ f. 
 3~act. 'm^^ n. &o. ^VC^f. TfT?^/. ^OT^/. 
 4— arf. f?r^T^ n. &c. f^fTSS'jfr/. |^/. l^ofT/. 'i^^.^f. 
 
 To Examine, v. a. interrogate, question. JT^ff^ or JT^ftH/.- 
 sr=$T m.pl.-^^]^ m.pl. mFJ'if-^RW, 5WrTT'?T/.-^^:jrT/.-&e. 
 ?Iir6fy. of 0. — closely, strictly, itc. ^^m.or^iJ^f. 
 
 I5-#p:5-&c. f^^5rRTJt-5^^-&c. #Rr>ift/. ^t'jt, qp^ror. 
 
 2 investigate, scnitinize, explore, inquire into. ^lY'-^, ^T- 
 
 q/'o. ar^'^iaT, =^N^/-fRT?r »».-?m^off/.-f^ ^ I <M J( /.-etc. 
 JpW y. o/o. 
 
 3 ^/'y ly experiment. m«--|iJi', TT^^, ^^, "TTT^/.-"Tf|'?fT/.- 
 ^FT^-Trfn qof y. o/o. JfJ^ir^/. ^^ g. of o. =q>^H"7f. 
 
 4 — closely, narrowly, &e. inspect, survey, explore, f^r^- 
 ot, f^^of, ^^, ^5c5r, ^!Tfr/.-^|c5t3rft/.-&c. ^^at, f^f\. 
 ?wf, ife^r or ^TT TT^of, iterm ^?5 qT^5 TT^, f\r 
 
 5 ( schools, scholars, &c. ) Tft^/. Wy. ofo. 
 Examined,^, v. V. 1. J^^ft^T qT?f3OT,5^fnTT^'^^;3OT-5{R?rT, 
 &e. ^FT^tJ. 
 
 2 t!Ttq^?fT, H'-ll'H'^rfl, &C. f^^lRfT, qffi^, 3T'%ft?r, TH- 
 
 3 <?F^^^, ^?m'^^, &c. Tftf^, %HMi|<1^_ 
 
 4 f-|^l'i,>.-ii, f^\^^, &c. fffft%n. 
 Examiner, n. v. V. 1. J^^ff^ "MiriuiKI, &c. ^7^^. 
 
 ? ^fr-'TiIKT, ^1^^'JIRT, &C. ?ttq^, "T<t?1i;, 3T'^,
 
 EXC 
 
 291 
 
 EXC 
 
 Example, «. pallrrn. ensamjile, model. f^prTT wz. H^t^ or Jf- 
 rollowing an e. arg^FT^ ?!. arj^FR »»• ^fw>^f. 
 To follow tlie e. of. 5r5!OTmt-fspvqi=n: ^r'JT. 
 To set ail c. fspTfT w. ^T^ ^. 
 2 instance, j»-cmlenf. ^t^^; n. 3T?o5 m. ?m?::r »«• 3'^TfTor 
 II. ^llfrT »n. fH^^f^ n. 
 3 — ill grammar. J'^l^<at ?i. fH^^IT «• 
 4 See Sample. 
 Exanimate, a. v. Dead, Lifeless. f%5ffsT,:rroT?:f^,f^;!TM. 
 EsAXiMO, T. Heartily. JTHTTT^'I'. 
 To ExASPEUATE, &c. See To Excite, To Angek, &e. 
 To Excavate, v. a. make hollow, scoop out. <ff^T^, ^"k^, 
 
 Excavation, n. v. V. — act. "TT^Trai n. +Kui ?;. ^''F^ «. 
 Price or cost of aii e. J^Rrt/. 
 I. — the cavity formed. "ft^T/ ». 'TIWT m. 
 To Exceed, v. a. go Iryond, he grcatrr or more than. qf^^S 
 
 -HT-&C. ^■iTjt-3T«BT-:iTr3t-&c. 3TiT5iT-3Tfq^-5rr5rr-3Tf?rf^^- 
 
 &c. 3TH^, 3TfrTq^iT j?i.-3Tf^jpK'JT n.-&.c. q^CTT, 
 2 «w)7 as*. See To Excel. 
 To Exceed, v. n. yo too far, pass the lounds of propriety. JT- 
 
 ^v^f. ^wn-'^x^ ^TOT, ^sm^f.-WT^^f. ^f^, w"- 
 
 ^Tf=r>f)JT »».-H4)i<\lfd5IiTTaT M.-JT^T^tcS^Ff M.-&C. SFT^r. 
 Exceedee, n. Exceeding, p. a. v. V. A. 1. Tfeq^S ^luiKI- 
 &c. arfir^P, ( and, ill comp. as ^^q^?m, ^^fq^W^^, 
 
 5?rrg^s?f, q^^TTfy^FRf?:, ^^^rftr-T it^if^f, .tc ), t^ ( iu 
 
 comp. as q^qpfR^Trf, ipt^TTrK %^?R, 3T'T<^..M<f'?r ), 3T- 
 ftqip 3TPTST, STTotT ( ex. ^R aW^T HTJT, Hot aT'Rt TlSt ), 
 ^ThR* ( esp. iu comp. as ^-iifriR^P, rt^frff^ ), m (in 
 comp. as qr-.^m, T?":^^, Tft^?7, &c. ). 
 ExcEKiiiNO, Exceedinoly, adc. to a 'jrcat degree. STfrT^Tq', 
 
 arfH^rf^, 's\t^^^ "?>r^, t'PFTO', <R?Fr%'5fT a. ded. arf^- 
 
 ( in comp. as sdrT^^T, &c. ). 
 To Excel, v. a. outgo, outdo, exceed.^ surpass, transcend. K[- 
 
 ^, TTft/.-TTqi^ 71. ^ y. o/"o. =FR m. pi. ^TTOJ y. o/o. 
 ST^r^/. ^'^T'jf, 3'"jf w- armi^ u-i/li ^ or ?T, arn^r-'iTfq'^- 
 9.T^-&c. ^M, =5f3 OT.-<nfd-+H »?i.-3Tf?ripKni n.-&c. :r3t. 
 3o Excel, v. n. be premnirient. ^V^^-^'^^-<ir'i>'>i->VS-&c. 
 
 3T^<Tf, =^ OT.-5r% M.-5r=5f^ «.-=i=5j3:5iFTr/. 3T?f^ y. o/«. 
 
 Excelled, ;;. v. V. A. Wl^ ZXT.F.?^., &c. f^. 
 Excellence, Excellency, n. v. A. ^^^;T^Un. vj-rlMqan ot. 
 
 2 an e. a virtue, good quality, t^'c. ^ m. ^^ m. gfl^T'T 
 
 3 ^^ f^?Tra aTT|. 
 
 Excellent, «. v. Good, tttt -qi'if.i, JtTK, ^rf^, «nj, <jf^^ , 
 5T?P!, 5T^, ^^rrar, r5i+"iTf<, f^iprfr. 
 
 Most e. ^f^T^nr, 'JT?2tTH, TT^^rft^, TOHT, HlH I nh ' a , 
 
 Excellently, arfy. v.A. tpK ^^rm^r «. '/c*/. TtTit, TTTKftffr^. 
 Except, p. exclusively qf. f^TcTT?, ^f^, f^=7r, sfl^ or <rr, <]?- 
 
 ft^, ^^ ^C^T, ^r|5, %T^ 'T«7I, ^^ff^. 
 To Except, r. a. Imvr out. {^rt^r-qfRr-f^rar-^-STfir^T-Ac. 
 
 ^^DT, q-TTiir, JT^^ot, ^rriot, iraor. [^iji_ 
 
 2— in grammar. STTffrf /.-3TEr=%^ H!.-5^!r=^ J«.-&c. ^- 
 To Except, v. n. See To Oiuect. 
 Excepted,/), v. \. A. 1. '^f\-^ w.k^, ^I^sjr, ?fqoE%;^, Ac. 
 
 ExcEPTER, n. V. V. A. 1. '^tV^ ^WRF, JT^'JIRT, ^^'-T, SM- 
 
 2 tqr^ +<"iKi, 3T^^3^^, 5Ji5r^5=p, s'sn^r^-T. 
 
 Excepting. See Except. 
 
 Exception, n. v. V. A. l.-»orf. sr^'^f n. sr^ocor «. itc. sq-fTT- 
 
 2 3T^=5if^ Ml. 5^T^^^ ??J. 5^Tf frT/. fsffi^flT^R m. iTf UT n. 
 J. matter or point excepted. f^fftTH^^ >i. f^ff^^I^Y^ w. 
 
 fsrr^ c. 3T>Tcn^ »«. 
 
 II. See Objection. [q-, ^, 
 
 Exceptionable, a. y. Objectionable, ^t^vt, sjt'-'^, ^WT- 
 ExcEPTiONAL, a. constituting an exception. ^^^J7\'^\., <i^m- 
 
 ^^, 3TT5n^>Trr. 
 
 ExcEMious. See Captious. 
 
 Excess, n. greatcrness or morenes.t, — gener. f^\^^ m. sjr- 
 
 rlT^r m. STlf'^^^ n. JfT^T^ n. ^VS^ n. [ Fraqrf . 
 
 By great e. <o a degree much leyond. ^FRftTrt^ or WT- 
 
 E. and deficiency. ^ri^qT^ n. ^.^^^^^f. WMH^ iiu 
 
 ?^Tf«T5PT n. y^^rrfq^TW »». 
 
 A slight e. is expressed by. ^PRW T^ or ^^ ^f^or. 
 
 2 superalundance, superfluity. qTT^TOT/. 3Tfq^/. 3Tf?r- 
 
 ?^ m. 3Tf?t^^ TO. arfHfrfpfTT/. airfrR^q- n. 3tt1%^t^ «. 
 
 3 ( of action ). In this sense there are numerous and 
 forcible words of combinations. Corresponding with 
 these, there are in English but few single words, and 
 the combinations, to which the English idiom inclines, 
 though abundantly strong and striking, have of course 
 no place in a Dictionary. Ideas, however, and judg- 
 ments, and thoughts, and feelings, are, when expressed 
 in English, expressible in Mardihi: and the exhibition 
 of the mode of expressing them, howsoever it may 
 violate the forms and rules of Lexicography, cannot 
 but be acceptable to the scholar who is in earnest. For 
 this sense then, or, as more comprehensively and more 
 strikingly expressed under vehemence and ardency, or 
 violence ami inienseness of action, and, as conveyed by 
 such words and combinations as extravagance, exorbit- 
 ance, outrayeousncss, tcild intemperance, furious vehe- 
 mence, (jv. ^T. arc,q<i+,iyL/". aTfiTT^wi.^^/. ^T^^/.^Trf/. 
 :F|T m. q^5i or (^^I^T^T m. 3?q-4 m. 5TT m. ?fpTT pop. 
 f?THT/. ^7^ m. 3TT^?r m. '4JT/. WTsfT/. ^HS /. ^^^m. 
 ^T5R: m. JTSR n. a^gST m. i^v; f. n. ^t^\\TH n. ra^jj or 
 flf ?r5/ ^TT^r TT'^TH m. ^F.'r=:^V^ f. ^K m. HKIHK
 
 EXC 
 
 292 
 
 EXC 
 
 To carry to e. «IT^/- 'T %^^ .'/• ofo. 
 Excessive, n. v. X. 1. rrw,//Hy.3TMJTqT7,^TKqri.fH^?Trj, 
 
 V^, -iTf^JflfTT, 3TTFTfH^, J^f^^lf^TK, 'iTf fT^M H?! V H , fH- 
 TjffTT, 3irHHM, '^iTfH ( in coiiil). as 'iTf?f-:pTT, &c. ) 
 '2 fup'rahumlant. il'i'. %J^HU, 'flfW ( in eoiiip. as -flf?r^, 
 -lTf=ft^, Ac. ), 'fl?^^, 3T^?TT, 3Tf?ff^?P, arfFT^fif^r, 3Tf^- 
 ^ |tfT, SIKR. 
 
 3 — of actions or agents. As tliis is llic general sense 
 borne by the following and many other extensively and 
 cmpliatically used words, extravagant, exorhila>it, out- 
 rageous, intemperate, wild, mad, ^'c. here are collected 
 the MaraUil words which the most closely render them. 
 Tl',i'i;i^--<l, ^rff^, ^Rq, JTT^, 5J^, HH*^1, 3TPT?T, 3T?T'<Tf- 
 
 3Tl^3Tf?T^, %^, srgrin:, spni^, -sffr?:, s^^^?:, a^^m:, 
 
 a^rdHM, arrPTf^. 
 Excessively, orfu. v. A.l. aTf?T?T'T, 'flH^fe, 3Tf?f, 'fl?^?r, TTT- 
 
 ^FT^^ ( a. decL ) Tn^FT^, "ITR^, »TTft, ^^HK, ipTTc^, &c. 
 
 ■fl^TTHJn, 3T^r^^, 3T^MT^, ':ST?ft^. 
 To Exchange, I?, n.ya-f /())•, iar^fr, /rj^r^-. ^5;zj^-^^-&c. 
 
 S>if, ilfriCM n.-HR<i.M w.-M^KT m.-f^■^^ m.-&c. ^Pfif. 
 
 2 intirchanye. SR^prra^/.-g^^T^T^ /-^T^R^/.-^- 
 M^I'Mi-'.l ni.-'jri^?i=fr/.-&c. ^JTJiy. ofo. "^^^ MT^^A W.i\. 
 
 3 ( monies or currencies ). sTT^of or ^Z'[^^ or JT^r^T^ 
 ExcnA>-GE. ExcnASGixa, n. v. V. 1. ^7^\u\ n. &c. Tfer- 
 
 ^ 'I. !fPl4li n. fgfvTTq' OT. f^W^ «!. Si^frl^K »». 
 
 2 c(r;-,|a(.i,.i/. 3T<:^>|'M';^/. ^^^ or K^^^TT w. %?:»fT^- 
 
 ^ »i. or Hl-Hllril OT. 9JT5f^=fT/ ^^TST^l/. 
 
 I. traffic irit/t monies. flTT »»• 'lil-M^r or ^TVBJT m. 
 
 II. balance of currencies. ^Z]^ or ^J^TSf w. ^5T m. ^'Tri/. 
 
 Surplusage or gain on e. tfiilil ot. trrfroTT w, 
 
 III. person changing with. pTTTH<i|lir7| »«. 
 
 IV. (as of a watch, a body of troops, kc). ^TP^f. 
 
 V. place where merchants, ^c. transact business. 3TTft^ 
 ^7*1^1 <?i? »n.-3T^ J». ^^T^Ji m. 
 
 Exchequek, n. vHhm'^I^I ^^/. TM#T m. 
 
 Excisable, o. ^+,1^1^, ^^T?ft. 
 
 Excise, n. v. Custom, ^t^ft/. ^tftt «. ^r^F n. 
 
 E. booth, box, stand. ?tRT n. 
 ExcTSEMAK, n. ^^;tftt, ^+M'^k, [ %^ n, 
 
 Excisioy, n. cutting off. afPTsd^ »». 3T5T<fW^ n. ^'J^-i, m. ^- 
 ExciTAliLE, a. V. V. 1. ^rmNM>ll-&c. ^^'TT^ft^, T^c^f, 3-. 
 
 - ^'T^r^-^-5tmT-&e. &c. H HlHrfl^ , ^FTTcq, 
 J. soon excited. ^ftg>^^, yt J l rt-,^ . 
 Excitation, Excitement, «. v. V. l.—aH. 4-w,^ n. ^z^- 
 dt n. ^rm n. &c. ?^/. ^SRuft / 3^t^ ,j. ;j^^ ,,_ 
 
 «frtT m. |f^W*T^ n.— state, k{^^ m. ;j%f3T?Tc^ n, ^Tft^- 
 
 2— art. fi^^si'Jr n. ^^T^TcTof H. &c. f<;r?f^>lfr / ^f.]^^-[ f. 
 f^^T'Jfr /. ??5f5T^ /• ^'^PT^ «. HmoT n.— stale, ^r ^T^- 
 ^^TM^T /. Wi'^W.'^ f. ?l>rN Wi. ^Ih «J. 'iTR^T WI. sqr^r- 
 
 3— "c/. T^^rgifijf n. rTotHSltfiJf «. &c.^-slate. HcAH^ /. 
 
 3T?^T ?«. ^%T »». See also Iiipatiexce. 
 2b Excite, v. a. arouse, stir up. ^rtsriit, %'?=r'?, 3?;^Dr, "J^R- 
 
 %^=T w.-^tT^ JJ.-Tft'^H n.-:r#T'cT^ ».-3s)-4 m.-q-^r'^T M. 
 -&c. ^lif g.ofo. ^TnT-^Fl?TT-^r'T?f-&c. W.X^. 
 
 2 provoke, enrage, r.ra.iperate, v. To AsoER. f^^efor or 
 
 f%:?TT=r^, ^rsT^i^, %rr^, fsfrrFriif, %'H^at, ^rrotcpif, ^;^- 
 
 ?^^T^, ^^ or ^^ ?iJi, ^HfTNSTat, ^TrH^irf, ^ 'j^^oiui , 
 ?fra/. ^T^<Jf ,7. 0/ 0. ^JTSTofr /. =FToT y. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 disorder. JIurr I/, v. To Auitate. 'litl^cTiJif, r\^:^^^^ 
 
 Ti^5/.-?f5rKcE/.-rr5!;Frs/.-^giT ot.-&c. ^<jf y. of 0. 
 Excited, j9. V, V. 1. ^^f^s^W, ^'SSf %?5r, %^Jf%?!T, &c. ;j%f3T. 
 
 To be or become e. %^5SiJf or ^^r^'JT, 3TtV^T0T, ??r^(Jt, 
 
 3 irs«i5=r^OT, &c. 5HIS*, ^gr=f. 
 
 Excitee, «. Exciting,^. «. t. V. 1. i''A^\\{\, %'?^iJrT?T, itc. 
 3-^?^-&c. ^OTTTT, 3"r'4rT^, 3^-7?, ?^^, ^^F, 3l;f^PF, 
 
 2 %?r5fOTTTT, f?l5T^(TrRT, ^t^PT^OTtTT, &c. •(Hdl4+, ?t?r?7H- 
 JFTft-&e. 
 
 3 irS^t^OTlTT, &c. ^»?TT^FTT^, 3TT"qrn^FR^, &c. 
 
 To Exclaim, v. n. call out, vociferate, v. To Bawl. JTreqr^- 
 
 ^^oi, 3fTTf'T-^F5^-&c. qr^6f-&c. 
 
 2 ( against ). ^m^ m.-^I+I-O /• ^^, ^T^n^fq/ ^TT- 
 
 Tijf y. 0/ 0. frj^ TO. /I?. ^fTot y. of 0. 
 Exclamation. See Outcet, Intebjection. 
 To Exclude, v. a. shut out, Sfc. lit. fig. 'flf?f %3r ^ 5% 3if- 
 
 fT in^TPsft ^^/. ^FW y. 0/0. srq-^TRfl'4 m.-^^n\^V^■':im. 
 
 -siq-^T^r^^ W.-&C. ^FT^ g. of 0. «r^3ir, =T^-5ri^?r-??Tfr^->te. 
 
 JFT^,^^ m.-«rr^ii-+,R wi.-arf^s^tri W.-&C. ^FT^ y. 0/ 0. 
 Excluded, />. v. V. ^'^ %^i=rr, &c. q^ , STf^TfT, ^fT^f, 5jf|- 
 
 Excludee, ?;. Exclusive, a. v. V. =r^+iiJlM.[, &c- ^^W..^ ^- 
 
 ExcLUDiBLE, a. v.Y. q-^ cFTRT^^-Ac. ^r^Tt^, ^^n.s^\^}^. 
 
 Exclusion, n. v.Y. — act. 3Tt?f %^ T 5ot n. etc. ^fir^fijftiq- m. 
 
 Exclusive, a. possessed to the exclusion of others. 3T^qT^TT^, 
 jnTRT^, 3Tvq-5q7^TT, f^tTsqifrT, aT;T=^?TT^. 
 
 Exclusively, crfw. v. A. p-^ra-ffRf^-3T5rfrrct^-&c. cf^^r 
 ?T^^ ^F€H. 
 
 To ExcOGiiAiE, v. a. striTce out hj ildnUnj. ^7[^ :p^ q^r
 
 EXC 293 
 
 Excogitation, n. v. V. — act. w.^^^Jf. w^^'T^"^ qr^^/. 
 To ExcOMMUNICATK, V. a. c.rpti from i-ommiinioii. f^RPHT^r- 
 
 &.C. w.^ y- of o. cfr5:/.-crT7/ti=r«. m^oi-cfrs>^, trHstf^^rr- 
 
 Excommunicated, ;;. v. V. ^^^ ^T^^^^T, &c. ^Pt'lfl'^P^r, 
 
 Exc-OMMUNlCATloy. n. \. V. — net. ^FKq' ^I^iJr«. &e. qJT- 
 
 ExcOHlATlON, «. abraded skin. ^T^ n. ^W.'^z n. ^\^f. n. 
 
 Wr[\Cin. =5fTT m. i\^K\m. v. ^t 
 ExCEEMENT, n. V. DuNG. f^^/. 1%T". ^r^»l. 11. j)cp. "C^^m. 
 
 E. of birds. ^1^/. 
 Human e. n ?». 
 Smell of e. ^^^t^^ttct/. 
 
 EXCREMENTAL, «. Moilffint/, cfc. fo e. 37^IT?=5r'^, T'lvcT'TT, 
 
 ExCEEMENTiTJOUs, a. containing p. Sfn. f+,^*,4, r+^kM+, 
 
 ExcBESCESCE, 7;'. ( upon the body ) v. Wen. ff^/. ^Tf^- 
 
 2 ( upon a tree,&c. ). 1^^ or T or '75:jt m. 7»T ?j. ^'R n. 
 7:T\Bi:n. 7"ToE «. CToEre. i^n. Aj^ f. n. 
 ExcEETiON, n. evacuation. c^TFT'i. 3T?nT'«. f^HT ^'i. 
 2 See Excrement. 
 
 EXCBETIVE, EXCKETOET, a. IT3RH#P, lTrfr4|M + , f%fr??lvl- 
 
 To Excruciate, See To Torment. 
 
 Excruciating, a. CTtremdi/ painful or distressing. 3Tf?i^^- 
 =^, aifd^HI ^fJTW, fJTtTR^T, fsT^JIHWl, ^rfl^lMU-MI, ^W\- 
 
 To Exculpate, v. a. v. To Absolve. f^nTrntT-f^sW ;5Ti%ijf- 
 
 -&c. W^, 
 Exculpated, p. v. V. i^RTTT'^ z^^d^^., &e. ^HTW?!;, 
 Exculpation, n. v. V.— «rf. JrqTTr^^ n. ^rTfHr?f?r m. cTpt- 
 
 ExculpatOet, «.t.V. ^FTTS^'TRT, &e. ^}5f HT^^, l^^fpT^FTfl". 
 Excursion, n. ramUe,jaunt.^ trip, tour. ^^^f. WP^ f %T- 
 
 2 See Digeession. 
 Excursive. See Eambling. 
 Excusable, a. v. V. 3. JTTP ^fTTPTr^mT, ^mTrffPTr, ^TJTT ^- 
 
 To Excuse, v.a. e.r:tenuate, palliate. 1%fiTTT)?.-5Frq^/.-iS:c. ^f- 
 
 'TH 7s^'^-^;^>jf-^prt wr, ;^^?T/.-f%fKTr«.-5T^TWT m.- 
 
 2 disengage from oUigation. ?it5ot, g;;^/.-JTt^^t^/.- 
 
 fof, JTT<?fr/. "^ot. [in- /. ^df. 
 
 3 pardon, v. To roEoivE, To Pass otek. ht^ ^^, ?^- 
 
 ^EXE 
 
 E.vcuse, n. npologg, pica, ^^x^ f ^rs^j.f. PHIHtI «. 
 ^krfT^TT^ "^V^'n n. q-ft^IT^fj «. 
 
 False e. Jft?r «. fJTT n. f^rf^^T «. f'^TrT/. si^oir m. %- 
 
 ]"ranier of excuses. f^ftrT^rrT, J^^TrT^?:, f^pft. 
 String of excuses. ^TH^ f. v. g'TT, J^IT^, ^qrun w». 5^- 
 qr^ m.f. V. ?rfT, SJT^. 
 Execrable, a. verg lad, vile.^ v. IIatepul. arf^l"?, jffH=T, 
 
 aTf?rf%cr, ^^?:^. 
 
 To Execrate, &c. See To Curse, &c. 
 
 To Execute, v. a. perform.^ do^ v. To Accomplish, ^dt, 
 
 W'^j\ 5:np''t, ?rf'^<^, ^TT^, fff^ ^PW, ?R ^Rw, ^r^TFioT, 
 
 2 punish capitallg. ^^[^ w.-^TM »«• ^ y. o/'o. cTtTf^T^/.- 
 
 3 ( a decree or process of a court ) 3TH^f^ 'iTM<^, ^- 
 
 4 ( a law paper ) sign tj' seal. ?r^tf^jgT m.-^f^f^jgr >«. 
 
 Executed,/). V. A\ l.^rw^?^, ^TTTT^^, &c. ^Tf?PT, -^rg- 
 
 3 3TTMt?f 3TMi=5=^, &c. 
 Execution, n. v.\.l.—act. ^^'^\ n. w^'Jr n. &c. ^T'^T^ ». 
 
 Place of e. sf-T^/. Jr'4^-<TR «. 
 
 3 ■STH^tfT aTTOTDf M. &c. 
 
 4 ^r^lRT-^T ?TT?5of m. &c. 
 Executioner, «. v. V. 1. and Agent, Performer. 2 HfTM. 
 
 3Trl^ «». ^\^\^W^ m. W'V^^ m. 
 Executive, a. that administer the laws. T^^^\^■X\'i^^• 
 
 ExECUTOn, n. ( to a will ). ^F^5f-^?^^^-Mriri<M-ite.^TrI- 
 
 cpjnrr-^rsTwimT, ^^'Jf ^^#f. ["Jnft ^'. 
 
 Executress, Executrix, «. ^rf^^-&c. =qT?jf^rmTt-»r3TTf^- 
 ExEGEsis, Exegetical. See Explanation. Explantory. 
 Exemplar. See Example. 
 Exemplary, a. worthy of imitation . fq^rq-pq-r, f%^ e^T^- 
 
 2 «wc7« OS mff// give learning to others. ^:!\7\-v^\^,.-iXJ^. 
 
 &c.^^srFTT^r-5T^rTqT^-'5i«5iTqT^'r*Tr-'^c. ^^^^r. 
 ExEMPLiL-icATioN, n. V. V. — act. ^w^A o^«. ^v^^^^■^i^n. 
 
 I. See Copy. 
 Exemplified, p. v. V. ^m^TT^T ^'^ %^?5T, &c. ?K?f3^^, 
 
 To Exemplify, v.a. illustrate.^ e.vaniple. S'^^iTw.-^r^^TwJ.- 
 ^■SffT m.-&c. ^ai or t^ f^^-FT^-Ac. ^^, q>nr^. 
 
 To Exempt, v. a. give immunitg to. ^rS"^, ^^^T/-- fll^Fc;^- 
 :F/.-iTPPt/.-&c. %ot, HT^ :p?Tir. 
 
 Exempt, a. ExEiiriED, p. v. V. §^, ?ltl^?:T, iTTP, JTT#=rT,
 
 EXH 
 
 294 
 
 EXH 
 
 E^ from tax or dutr. "1T^, "i^T^, S'tft^TK, TTST, 
 ExEiiiTiON, n. immunity, ^^^f■ ^:%^^J- §^-TT/. wf^/ 
 To ExEMEiuTE, f. a. take out the loiveh of. ^^i\ n. il 
 ^■i:^^\^. ^ ^ [^ 
 
 ExE^riAL, <i. V. N. 7Tl<<f,Hi ^T, ^^tc. Wf?l%ff ^, T^TTfWFT' 
 ExEQViKS. n. funeral rites., v. Oisskqiies. HMJf f;Ht^ « 
 
 '^^^ «• 
 
 ExF.KcisE, n.prnclisinj, v. PiiACTiCE. a^vqiH m. ^pm^/. 
 
 Military e. JT^ritH <"• ^Z- 
 
 2 employing, worhnj, (j'c. cTTTT^ n. s^TTTTT ??«. eT^R ?». 
 
 3 Uhowrfor health, ^c. ?r^?^/. sTmTK ?«• 
 •1 See Lessor, Task. 
 
 Tc E\Ei:cisE, r. ff. e.rrri, use, put in use. 5jrpft--dq""i'im-<Sc. 
 ?r|^tjf, sqpTK «).-s?T<r^n; »«.-^^ wj.-«S;c. ^F^ y. o/o. ^a^r- 
 
 2 employ, engage, u-ork at, in, cjr. eitTT'JI, e^llMKui, sT^- 
 
 To c. one's self at, in, ^-e. STN^"^, =rff ^PTtrr. 
 y ( authority, power, &c. ) ^PT'^t, =5fT?I=Ff. 
 
 4 practice habitually, \. To Peactice. aT«ITO'^, 3T«rm 
 »«.-&e. JRiit. 
 
 ExERciTAiON. See Exercise. 
 
 To ExEEl, V. a. put forth, use. ^V^ rtieiui, 5pt^^, ^^,^5^^- 
 
 ij ?«. ^P^ g. of 0. ?JTW, ^ m.^^^^ m.-&L: ^f:^ g. ofo. 
 
 To e. one's self, t. To Steive. SiTT m.-^^i^f qiif, 
 
 %cijf, ^rrnf, 5i5t «. ^FTTif, ^Mt 5T5! M. '«TT<^, ^ »i. pi. ^^^. 
 
 ExEETiox, n. V. V. — arf. tpTKT rrT=f"jf «• lie. if4~i'I w. 
 
 I. strenuous ejfmi, v. Ekioet. ^^'r:^ m. 3TFTT?r »«• ^TTW 
 
 '«. tTTTRT m. ^ »«. %^ w. «. %T^pr ?». 
 Exhalation, «. v. V. 1.— oc^ sn^CT ?^T »j. sjFq^TTTf^w. 
 
 I. that which is exhaled, v. VArocE. eTPP/- 'IT^ n. 
 jTo Exhale, v. a. emit, send out — as vapour, cff^r^qj f-,4 1 -4 
 
 OT.-ie. 5F?^, ^1^. 
 
 2 rfraii.- Oi(<— as vapour. See To Evaeoeate. 
 To Exhacst, v.a. drain, consume, use wholly, ^^'oj or 1^3^17 
 ?jl^>Jr, ^IW or ^njT<Jf, ■is«(ui, 31^ot^ "Ji^ifTT »i.-"1>5rT ?«.-^- 
 tTT «!.-&c. 5Rvf-^^ ^. o/o. "FSVTflfnF/.-fHScfTSTw.-f^:- 
 tTR w!.-5niT OT.-f^?Ti^ OT.-&C. ^f^g.cfo. ^TT>^, #raT- 
 
 2 ^/)Y ok/, consume the sirrvglh of, \. To Tiee. HFI'M, 
 
 <rr, ?rT<T ?n.-*n^=RT m.-&e. 3TT'T^, ^»!.-3<l«l m.-kc. ^- 
 m g. of 0. -t^ 71.-^ m. Jpi^-TTi^ ^. o/ o. iRK-%^- 
 ■iM-kc. ^fm. ' 
 ExnAVSTED, p. y.X.l.fHi^^ ^^%?IT, ?^?IT, ^^TF, ^TTH, 
 <FTT^ 07- TR'T^ or ^. 
 
 To be c. ?tqDT, m^^ ^., ^^, 3T^^of, ;jT^^, ^'Sof, 
 a^ciJf, ^JITfJT/. ^'l<jf ^. of s. 7^W. m. crraof y. of s. 
 
 Certain phrases and free formations iu this sense, and 
 
 answering to To Ic out, done, up, clean gone, S{c. are'<Tr- 
 5ET m..iJiK\ f.■i^^ m. sfT^irr g. ofs. Hf^n^ "J^ n. q^W g. of 
 
 s. fra m. F^m-qsoi g. ofs. 5rrr5R ^"tof, fspTF^rm ^?i^, 
 
 ^T?:/. ?rm%. ofs. f%TTfJI"HT OT.-^J5n-vm/-fJi5mT m.-f?f- 
 ?lt3T m.-fJf.'Tm ?".-9>vIT TO.-aiTOfr/. fr'it ^. of s. ^v^, 
 2 ^m^RPTT, &c. il^3TF, qriT, f?^^ or ?=T, ^q'PHTYT or ^- 
 
 To be e. ^ot, ftltJT^, TTnof, spT^ w Jrn>il, 'JT^ot or 
 
 s. fT^TRT TDT, f^^ "'/(■. ^m, ^qf '". H^ y. r// s. ^mf 
 
 qiJT-qf ^ y. r/«. ens «. '-^^of 5". o/ s. "^T^of, ITot, R^ot, 
 ^F^iraijf impers. or u-ilh ^q, 5t%, ij-c «s «. Slf/. %^0T, 
 
 ExHAisfKE, 7i. ExnACSTiNG, ;?. a. V. V. 1. f^TS^lT TT^sfonrr, 
 <PSni ^ROTTTr-T^JTiITTT, f^^i^T ^FTUTTTT, '*ie. 
 2 TFlsmiTT, ftTtTTJTTRT, &c. Hmsf^-CTRT, f^'JlT^T, &c. <Tft- 
 
 s;rffH^R^. 
 
 Exhaustion, ji. v. Y. I.— state. ^rmfFr/. f^^^ '«• f^FITT 
 m. arn^ /. fH'.TFI OT. ?^^ '«. I'or the expression of 
 this sense, and with particular implications and signi- 
 ficancies well worthy of observation, there are some 
 lively and striking formations. iiUI«iU|TJ >». SOT^OTTT^; ?«. 
 
 ^T^raTTR: ?». ^^^ ^^ /• 3T^ »«. "P^ or 5JT ?«. ^*>^*--<^ 
 
 2 ^T^^^ m. H^^^'^f. \f\^ m. f?TiJFRT m. ?rM ?n.M. jfrS- 
 
 jp^ET m. g^/. aTR/. aTRT3TR/. 3TRnn?:/: 3TR?ft^/. 
 
 ^^^Ft or ^/. fq^rS »n. «. pT^IT »». "ftS «.3TTTTft2T «• or 
 
 €t/ 'A W.V-W' - . 111. f. ^ M.. I'. ^FT^, fvT^, qs, ffRqt^/. %/. 
 
 if^TTt/- g^^TT w». '^^^IT'^ or =5?^^ m. '!^'^. or Z^Wm. 
 
 ^^^PTH m. -qTrr m. H^Tir or ^^TriT «'• H^ ?!• WT »'. =F?J- 
 
 K3/. 3TFTm m.j>Cv. ft, ^-^Z. TfT^TtHr/. W/. 
 ExHAUSTLESs, See In-exhadstible. 
 To Exhibit, v. a. v. To Shew, To Manifest. t^iy^lOi, ^^ffir- 
 
 DT, !T^^f^5t, sf^^q- w.-&e. qpTur 5-. of 0. 
 
 2 (medicine ) administer. '^OT, =5JTT'Jt, 5T%*T m. ^iJT g- ofo. 
 ExHiuiT, n. V. YocCHEE. ^^?5r m. k^ m. 
 Exhibition, n. \. V. l.—act. ^r?T^<jf n. &c. sf^^H «. 3TTf^- 
 
 "nRur M. 3TTf^ps^FR »». 
 
 2 ^ot w. &c. sr^ m. 
 
 I. alloicance to a student. fejTS/Vf^ ^I^opF/. 
 EXHIEITIONEE, m. ^TT^^Ft^ ^^"^ »»• 
 To EXHILAHATE, V. U. T. To ANIMATE, To ChEEB. ^^T-3TR- 
 
 f^?r-|'sf=ffT-3TT^fTf^-&c.qRiTr,TE5Rr»i.-3^Tf»j--&c.3Tmat. 
 ExBiLAEATiON, «. V. V. and Jot. 3c5W OT.3W^|f^/. ^^ft 
 
 /. 3TT^^ m. 
 To ExnoET, V. a. t. To Chaege, To Advise. si^JTl^ot, ^tn<iif, 
 
 ^Mt/. J?r?TJt, ^fS/.-gfl^ m. ^m^^ grqq^ OT.-sfft? «:.- 
 
 EXHOETATION, ?!. V.V.— Of/. ^Wt/. ^ffioff/, 3^^??! m. ^f^-
 
 EXP 
 
 295 
 
 EXP 
 
 ExHOKTATIvK, ExHORTlTORr, a. containing cxhortation.^- 
 
 %m=^, ^-f^^TrfH^, OT9;^CT, ^'^'^^ttt, ^rtr^, ^^^^. 
 
 ExuuME. See To Disixtek. 
 
 ExioEscE, Exigency, n. want, need, distress. TT^T/. afr^/. 
 
 3fT?T?cft/. 3Tl^m/. r^m^f- fTPT m. fi]^X^jt: f.'S^\^f. 
 
 Exile, n. See Banishment. 2 banished person. ^?TfH^r?^r, 
 
 To Exile. See To Bani-^ii. 
 
 To Exist, v. n. to le. 3T^tJr, f^of. 
 
 2 See To Live. 
 Existence, 
 
 ^tTT/. TR ot. f%iTfH/. r=li|Mmi/. 
 
 Attainment of the cud of e. 3T?TT?Tm^ «• ^^T^tTOTT)?^ 
 
 n. ^^\^^V^^?^n. 
 Prior e. STFTFI m. 
 Existent, a. Existino, p. a. v. V. 3T^nnTT, 3Tfef=rf^f^, 
 
 r«Jc|HM, ^\f?T^, HTf^^, ^Tr=I5n^, ?TtTT«TT5. 
 E. and non-existent. ?r?HH;, JTrsTTTRiVflT'J. 
 
 I. extant. STf%5, TT^«TTTT?r, T^^^q-. 
 Exit, Exodus. See Depaetuee. 
 
 Ex OFFICIO. 3Tfq+,l<M<H or qT#F^7r. [f^. 
 
 Exooenous,o. groicing from loilhout. A\\hA ^TTS^TTT, ^rfs^- 
 To Exonerate, v. a. free from a charge or hiamc. ■^\^^^-■^. 
 
 ^-fq^^-&c. :RW, 5J«)lfH<lol|-^'iH+|-&C. :p^i?r, ffTT »J. 
 
 2 See To Diseurpen. 
 
 EXONEHATEB, ^. y. V. 1. -^"^m %%^, (fcc. ^[T^^. 
 
 Exoneration, n. v. A. 1. Hl+cii Ep^:^' «. &c. ^ jfr^R 7i. 
 
 OTTjf^/. [«. aHM-MliHr/. 
 
 Exorbitance, Exoeditanct, m. v. A. grf^f^TT^TT/. 3?Tf?r^Tiq' 
 Exorbitant, a. lit. fig. v. Excessive. arfrf^Tf^rT, ar ^ tji ^ , 
 
 fHWT, fJR^iT, a^m^TT^, %f5^FmT, ^gHTT. 
 
 2— of price. vJl^lT, ^STT^T, HTTt, 3T;?ft?r. 
 To Exorcise, r, a. V. Devil. ^TT^, ^TT^^, ^r^of, ST^fTTW 
 
 Exorciser, Exorcist, m. v. V. 'TrT^I^-qT, ■t^^fft', ^WA X or 
 
 ?fr, %5T^^ft, Ttf^, '^ l UM I. 
 Exorcism, n. v. V. ^H+iijui «. 5j?i!T'HI-"J| u. 
 Exordium, n. y. Preface. T'TTfFT "'. TT^^^THf »«. ^^^T^'i. 
 ExossEOUS, a. boneless, ^ff^m^, '3^f'''<Ff^^. 
 Exoteric, a. v. Public, sffn?, ^^ 5rffT5. ^i ^lr^vK l^. 
 Exotic, o. v. Eoeeign. f^r^^ft^, fsf^rft, f^R.?!^, 3T^?T^, 
 
 Exoric, n. f^^-Ac. f?l m.-=Fr?Tf?r m.f.-^^f.-&c. 
 To Expand, v. a. spread otit^ v. To Spread. ^TOTtif, fir^lKUI, 
 
 "P^T^'ir , "^r* I '-I u n /. ^9)^51" /K.-&C. qiToty. o/o. 
 
 2 open out, dilate. TJJ^or, 4;r.icju|', ^TT^^oj. 
 iTo Expand, j>. >i. spread out. q'^RTJf, !T'T''OT,^T^'if,%^;r'Jf. 
 
 2 dilate, open out. ^<^, "J^'Jt, TK^iii, f^-7;Hot, 3^^at_ 
 
 3 fig. — with delight, &c. J^ot, ^-^IJ^ot, g^"ir, T|p;r€r- 
 'jf, ^oft/. v^Hi-iul g. of s. 
 
 Expanded,;;, v. V. A. & V. N. 1. q-HT^^rr, fsfffTR^FTT, &c. 
 
 3 JriJr^SFSr, <j(^H^^r, cte. sI"Pe?, Tffcpf. [ 51^ n. 
 
 Expanse, n. toide extitit. HnJlf^WTT "'. ??"TPfT/. ==1^ '«. H^- 
 ExPANSiON, w. v.V. A. — act. q^ROT w. f^W^^ n. itc. ^=II^- 
 
 2 g=^q-^ «. Ac. 
 
 V. A". jV. 1. — slate. f^JrlR ?)(.'%?^r=r m. M^KI >«. :i?rR ;«. 
 
 1~act. TJ^iir «. 5^0T n. &c. ft-^?r ■/«. 3^^?f n. -^l^H- 
 ExPANSIVE, (I. M ^<N4| M"TnT-^7'T?rT-&C. T^TRT ^^^^^'^\^\- 
 
 &C. ST^fT'iftT. 
 Ex PARTE. <^?r<pf, <T+ri'fiI, 'TSpTfTt. 
 
 E. stateninnt. (J+d^lH^fT m. 
 
 E. vicw-opiuion-statcmeiit. ^jt\^ JT?T m.-^FRT/.- 
 ?5^-q' «.-rT% OT.-=rT^ 7«.-Pr^^ m.-ie. 
 2b Expatiate, v. n. range at large. Hr^oC-HnFR-Hm^-HPS- 
 SW-&C. 1%T^, ^TTiTT »?. ^fff. 
 
 2 enlarge in discourse, v. To Enlarge. f^J^R ;K.-"p::7W/«. 
 -JTrS^T ?J.-v-tc. ^JROT or qj^TT ^irJOT-l^foT. 
 To Expatriate, y. «. See To Banish. 2 ( one's self ). ^'^- 
 
 To Expect, v. a. tcait or look for. ^Kf- TT^ g. of o. ^VCf.- 
 JTPTOT. ?lf?TOTy. o/o. s^?ft^TT/.-II?fr?^'JT^^.-m'm?f^?^^/.- 
 &c. WX^ g. of 0. Sfrft?^ST_ — intently, anxiously, &e. r^- 
 ^w^f. pi. \^ ^iHiJr, mz^^^, ^fzv i\^' m. pi. ^T^^. 
 2 have a precious apprehension of. aTTT/.-gtl/.-^fH^w.- 
 ?f^^/.-gHR m.-Scc. 3Tw5t g. of o. ivith in. con. 
 
 Expectable, a. v. V. ^^^^^ sfHtJ^oft'T, W?TDft^, 3T>?^. 
 
 Expectancy, Expectation, n. v. V. I.— act. ^\Z ^^ n. 
 
 a-f??TT/. 3Tinr/. FfT^Kq- n. 
 
 2 amr/. ^fl/. TRT w. ^T^T »i. ^t^fl/. 
 
 To hold iu anxious e. i=rT'JI'^. 
 
 To wait or stop iu e. FR^, fH^or. 
 ExPECT.iNT, a. EXPECTER, n. V. V. 1. ^V. "TT^iTRT, Ml'l'ij'il- 
 
 ?Tr-'-tc. W-^FRt-Ac. rp:r<T, sfrft?^, !T^?fT, 'fl^?fr, 3=n- 
 
 Expected, p. v. V. 1. 3T^f^, !r?ftf?7?T, fHftf?7?t, 
 
 2 I^TfT^feFf. 
 To Expectorate, ®. n. discharge phlegm hi/ coughing. ^ra^i?f, 
 
 Expectoration, n. discharge of phlegm ly coughing, qppf^- 
 
 T^RRTw. ;FT'f==i:^R'^». ^PP^^tT". 
 Expectorative, Expectorant, a. :f;'Pa, '+.*ii?T^, Jpp?rT?^, 
 
 Expedience, n. v. A. ^Wlm. q?rqtqj^?n/ ^\^n\f. 3?r- 
 
 fqBT/i. R;Rrrt/. 
 
 ExPKDiKNr, rt. proper for the puipose or ohjecl. JFT^H^Cft, 
 q^f"TT^^, 'TFT, 3W'ft, 3f^rT, ?^3frJT, ?5RTq^, 
 
 ExPEDiEN^r, n. V. Eemedy. ZWJvt. ^rsf- ^f^f lf^/ 1^/- 
 ?ISr?T/. ^T^rl/. #JJ%«. ^/ [=?f^^TT^. 
 
 Ecrtile ill expedients. 1T\^^, HT'^, ^^'TT, TTRTf ?Trr,
 
 EXP 
 
 To Exi'EOiTK, V. a. lanlcn. RrT^r-vi1f^<(t«Ji-5ftw'i<Tt=(<-&e. 
 
 qor-3Tm<n, rCi^mf^ /.-^ffT^^f^ f. ^^^ <j. of o. 
 
 Lxi-KDlTlOS, n. ihspatch, hasti'. ^5T?I^/. f^TTT/. CTTTT/. 
 
 2 light, !fc. armament. ^f\ #3T/. 
 
 3 military enlerp-isr. HT^^/ 51^/. 
 Exi'EDlTIOUS, (I. quick, .vmrtW, speed;/; — of persons. ^r^,rrr- 
 
 2 (juickly exiTU/rd or done — of matters. <Tr5l5^r5ft^, ^- 
 •iM-i'NI, ^?5^T, f^r^, f?Hliil-^l. 
 IvM'EDITIOf SLY, adv. 3Tr!=ft^, Bf?:^, ^7;FT-J?vT-& C. ^^Z ,=^f7Tf7: _ 
 
 To Em'KI,, f. n. rfWif o«/, fy'f(<. JpiJOT, ^PTT^ ^-^T^of, ^PJ- 
 
 sm, ^^wf, ^TSOT, jT ^^, 5n%?r ^^rot, f^'s^w^«.-fTWT- 
 l^'irEr.LKD, /*. V. y. ^fTTJ^^^T, JpTf5 f^-f^, srffs^;^, Pftwr- 
 
 jfo ExpESD, t). a. lay out, disburse, \. To Spexd. ^^^, ^i?r, 
 ^^OT.-cznT»». 'f^ g. oj 0. 
 2 use, consume.^ employ upon. <m-4ui, f5R^, ^3Rr ^^, 
 
 ExrESDED,/). T. V. 1. ^3^,&C. 
 
 To be e. ^^ T^^. [^. 
 
 2 anr/ Exitavsted. ^%r5r, &c. ^OTH, "PRqiJ o;- SPRt^or 
 To be e. wnf, ^^u\, 
 
 Exi'ESMTUEE, EXPESDIXG, EXPEXSE, «. T. Y. 1 — act. ^^H. 
 
 ^"^m. %^)n. (esp. in comp. with the word m=^^ as ^^JT- 
 ■^), 5?nT'«. (also, in comp. as'^PT^q', 'i^^^^^^^^ q=js^q). 
 
 Eight e, <?5c«pTHi. 
 
 rncalled fur e. ^m ^=^Hi. 
 
 irnproductiTe e. ^flH^'^m. 
 
 AVrong e. 3TtI5;qq-w. 
 I. »!oney expended, ^^ot. 
 
 Contingent e. HTf^^TR ?^. 
 
 Extra or odd e. f^T^TTq-^^, <M^'^vd<^--j . 
 
 Minor or miscellaneous e. 3Tr5^=^, sr?:?T=^, «fT^?r=f, 
 
 Original or main c. ^H^"^. 
 Expensive, a. gicen to expense, v. Exteavagast. ^^T%, '"Tr- 
 
 fTT^, qV?rT?^r, cfl^s^^-jfj-^ 5i|^<t^, ^^^^^,, 
 
 2 eosil;/. rire^ JTMf^, ^;|'JTRr5fr, f^i^imt^, ^thtit, 
 
 <T%?^3r, ^Tf^RT, ^IpT-^, ;3TT^, ^> i< -- <rt-Hrri ^T, JTT?f5fT, 
 
 Expensively, (k/j;. a/ great cost, sfj rT^ ;F^?r, 3Tf?t=;q-5rT^. 
 ExPES.-^ivEXESs, n. V. A. 1. ?T'^fe'T<Jrr>«. trrtRTm^. &i;''^- 
 
 2 T<t/. HT?j iTRn. &c. »)^ljr^ Ftr/. &c. 
 Tu EXPEEIENCE, f. o, A-Hoiv experimrntalli/; suffer. Jecl, enjoi/. 
 
 ^Him, Hrriyi, jTHTn^, argH^THi.-HTTm.-crfrHT/.-sr^qtFr 
 
 /.-&c. q^^-^T^-qT-^er J. r/o. .^CTT^ qft^cfej-^ ^'?t?tm-?T?T- 
 
 p?Tm-3R»T?rm-fiT?;^?rT?T-^:RqTfr^ %^ i,i. co«. ?ir?^T?PK 
 
 o/ o. with in. con. 
 EirEEIE>XE, EiPEEI£KCISO, n. V. V.-8C^ 3T^^at «. HT- 
 
 296 EXP 
 
 q^r ;i. &c ^H?r »«. ^fm w. t^hft »«. Tfr?=rr/. 
 
 I. crperimrntul knoivledfje. :7^f7r ;^o/). ^^^ or sr^Tfn 
 or :f<t^/. ^^^^ m. 3TgiT5r »». Ttt^/. ^TT^TT^R m. ^'ZJ^ 
 m. r^\mm. ^t^^r m. aT^'jfH/. 
 
 By or through e. fJT^^'hff. 
 
 Personal e. ^TT5*r=r »«• ^^TH^Pr/. 
 
 That is under e. SfJ^^JTr^. 
 
 Universal or general e. ^qr^mf'^ /• 
 
 AVithin one's personal e. f r»-^r %<7rT or Ht, ^n'ofrrfl', 
 
 To agree with the e. of. ^^^PT T^Rq. 
 
 To bring under e. f?r?{T=TrH 'JTr<JIcfT. 
 
 To come under e. ^'7^n'^\^-f^'.^i\^\^-^^f[^\^-&.c. q-- 
 
 ExPERiEKCEi), ;). T. V.— agent. argir^J' q?T%^, ar^T^r^r^^T, 
 &c. aTH^T^n, 3T^fT, 3^H?P, ->f^iT?'t«^, ^ri^Ir??^.— 
 objectraT^vrcT^F^r^ &,c. cflgn^fT^f, !T?fT?fT^T, &f. 3TR^^, 
 
 'Tfrf?^, sr^ftff. 
 
 I. exercised, practised, Inoieing.^ ^c. ^f^'^R^^f: 5T14<-1- 
 2)0/). TigT, ^T^^^r, 5Tf^'?, sq-T^KfT, fTRff 5, sqq^^j, 
 
 ?jfi^, TiTfTTfTT, nrn^T^ Trf^^sT, ^T^r ?t?9;r irrasr. 
 
 ExPEEiENCER, «. ExPEEiEXCixo, p. a. V. V. aT^H^onTT, &c. 
 
 ar^HST %'JTrTT, <.te. HFfr, 3'7'ff^T, HRpr. 
 ExPEEiMENT, ?!. trial. ^K^f. TVt^TT/. aT^HTqT ?«• sfqtT m. 
 
 To ExPEEiiiESr, V. n. qft?^/.-iTqFI tn.-&.c. sp'^-^^TT TT- 
 ExPEKiMEXTAL, a. pertaining to e. Tft^T, T^^^q'^, TfT- 
 
 2 hnowahle hj or on e. aT^T^rgpsfT, qfT^qT, aT^T^'^- 
 
 &c. ^spTRT, ar^irqi'^, ar^HSfq^r, argH^i^. 
 
 3 known ly or on e. 3Tg»TqT=qT, qflH^T, aTTgnf^^ pop. 
 
 3T^H;fr^, 3T5Tq^5-^''^m-f^f^FT, ar^Tq^ftr, qtt?^- 
 
 I EXPEEIMENTALIST, ExPElililENTEK, n. ^f[^ ^OTRT, ^t\^ 
 EXPEEIMENTALLY, ado. V. A. "TH^^^, aT^H^T'^, 3TgHirF?i:?r,- 
 ExPEET, a. dexterous.^ adroit, sJcilfiiL ^?T^, ^MHI ^^ra, 
 
 EXPEBTLY, adv. f ^T?5^#, ^Ht^, 5pRT?q"#P, ^ywlK, &c. 
 ExPEETNEss, n. V. A. ^rfcfgir or ^{r\ict\ m. |T?r5rrr or ^THT ■ 
 
 ?TT/. ^h^^j n. €n\^ n. ^^^T^T?^ n. ^^?JT^ «. ^^^- 
 
 q^ n. ^]<f^ n. fn?TT3Tf^/. 
 2b Expiate, v.a. alone /or. sci^f^'Trfn.^T^ g. ofo. STRrf^rf 
 
 ^=1-^^^ ^?=5'f"jf, f?RTof, fn^iif, f^^rRi^ or f^fWROT, 
 
 ';J^^ ?T^i7if, 4RmiiH».-!T?^R^)(.-f^^R- «.->S:f.;fRW//.o/'o. 
 Expiation, n.—aet. ^T^f'/T^^ ^Rqiif «. f^R^of «. etc. qT- 
 
 «rNr^ «. 'TflHlJi'l ?i, JI?TR^ 7», f^'T^rfTT /. f?R^^ n. Iff.
 
 297 
 
 EX? 
 
 General e. expiation at once of all. ^^^\^VvJ;x[, 
 I. means of expiation, ^y^f^v^ n. 
 ExriATOur, a. ^\^T^v^m.| srmf5iiTTTtT»T^, srPTf^TTr'4^, TN- 
 
 ExriEATiox, «. V. Y. A. 1. f5r=?RT ;'0i'- f^RTT^ «. ST^^RT ot. 
 
 I. See End. 
 To Exi'iEF., V. a. Ircathe out. »JITO m.-fH'^J^ pop. f^HRT m. 
 
 2 See To ExuALE. 
 To ExpiKE, V. n. V. To Die. it^, mor «. ?ft^-?n^'if, 
 5Tr<ilri||JI 'Hi.-qTofRfr'T m.-&c. ^l^. 
 
 2 f7i(^, terminate. W^r[ /.-3T^f?T ?«. /• TT"Jf-?tq^-&c. y. 
 o/«. ■HT'if, JCof, ^TW, JTT-"T^-&c. ^iJT. 
 
 3 /(?//, co?ne to nothing, T. To Pehish. ?rs ^of, 5^. 
 2b Explain, v. a. e.ipoiinJ, interpret, elear hy note or com- 
 ment. ^^X^., 3T'4 m. ^^af-Htnaf g. of o. f^^fF^ /.-f^TSR- 
 nr «.-s^ppTr/.-5'Tr^^Ff n.-t\^ f.-&c. w:^ g. of a. 
 
 2 elucidate, illustrate, make pla.n or clear. 3''J>?iaf, 3HT- 
 
 W'Y^j or -ZT-^j w.-T^Tir w.-"?!! m.-^r^^T m.-&e. ^FT^ y. 
 o/ o. q-^^Tq-, ?fpTq-3T, 3"?^:^ M.-!TTT^T^ «.-?Tt?Fr «.-cte. 
 ^RTJf y. o/ 0. 
 Explainable, a. v. Y. 1. fir'TT'JTWr 3friTT-?rn:^T-&c. f^q-^ 
 
 Explain-i:d, jf7. v.Y. 1. f^?:^3r,&c. f^Tf^f, o^lK'-MM, 3^T^^. 
 2 ^-+,-lrfr^.T, ?TS %3ST, &c. ?^, ^R:rT, ST'TTfflff, 3"^- 
 
 EXPLAINEE, n. Y. Y. 1. r=|--IJ'J| + <Ull<l, 5qr?c^^<UlHl, f^^lT" 
 
 Explanation, n. v. Y. 1. — act. g^r^iif «• &c. fsr^TTW n. f^^ 
 
 2— fl(^. ;rr?5iJf re. ^T^JTROi n. ^T? ^^ «. &e. FTi^^T- 
 tJI «. 5q-?fff^?;cT n. 3"3r^ n. ^ft^'^PJ >«. "PTS ?«• if^r^T^ ?>. 
 Sr^T^T m. sfrTTH «. — s<«i!e. 3^5157 m. 3^^ o/- 3^f>M m. 
 
 Minute and tiresome e. a Jong ami dull slori/ in e. 
 
 Popular or familiar e. ^FI^TS WT^Jflf^^ft/. JoE^rS ?r- 
 
 I. explanation given. 5^\^^^■\ f z\^^ f. 'w4 '«. 
 
 II. removal of diff'ercnces: good understanding effected. 
 
 BiT^?r/ ^-H-^f. ^^■7[\f^^f. ^Tfin^^/. 
 
 Explanatory, n. v. Y. 1. ?rt%^, ^^FT^T, fV^^areN, f^T^R- 
 
 (JTTfFn?;, sqiJ^^TT????, sqTJyjfFJT^, STvlf^J^^-Ac. 
 
 Expletive, n. loord iiseJ to Jill a vacancg, or for ornament. 
 ^TT^RI^K m. q-l^Trni n. SJT^^'^T^-'TT^'TJ^ ^T£^ m. ^vr,^- 
 q^ o;- TT^T? n. The expletives in general use are TT- 
 
 Exi'hcadle. See Explainable. 
 
 To Explicate, v. a. tenfold, lit. fig. v. To Opex, To Explain. 
 
 s^irsiTf, •d'+riui, 3"n5nJf, Tt^nsr «i.-<PTS'».-qf5:FPPr «i.-&c. 
 I ^^^g.ofo. 
 
 • Explication. See Explanation. 
 E.X1'LICIT, a. exprcis.^ plain. WP, ?T?, 3r^5, ^R^l^, W:^- 
 
 Explicitly, ado. expressly.^ plainli/, t. Bluntly. 3^r5.f^'Z, 
 
 1%fj[aT, mRR}-*), ^"5, ?mr, ^rs^-Tftfr, sfpR =^r-, f^^R. 
 
 ExPi.iciTNESS, n. T. A. 3'^57'iTr m. &e. fq-fTT/.^ 
 
 To Explode, t'. a. reject leitJi nvise or contempt. TS^T^, w- 
 
 ^'f f ^^. 
 
 2 ;r5^^, 5ikj«. 3'5i)uf y. o/ o y, of s. 
 
 To Explode, v. n burst with a sudden report. ^VKm. Jiof 
 
 Exploit, w./ca<, cj-c. V. Deed, ^\r\ f. ^^. n. ?v=r?:fq- ». 
 To perform great cxploit.s. qTr=f H m. ^rnr-JT^f^ror 
 
 jTo Exploue, See To Examin-e, To Seaech. 
 Explosion, n. v.Y.N". T^^n. 3TT? M M r i- M< 5?:otM. stfw. 
 
 Of one e.— sqib, cracker, &e. ?Tqp5irf|-^l_of two f^Tlft, 
 
 Ac. [,„. 
 
 I. Zo«(? sound ofe., report. oTRw. q^RTTm. ->TVXm. q^K 
 Explo-ive, a. causing e.Tplosion. sfTTT^, sfp; ^'JTITT-TS^- 
 
 'TTTT, 5ITT ^^qr^, SfTT ^['r^T^r. 
 Exponent, n. — in algebra. ^TTrTsr^r^r^wj. 
 To Export, v. a. carry out of a country in traffic. ■H^^fT^r^ 
 
 Extort, «. commodity sent to a foreign market. Jp'T^W ^^\- 
 
 TT^-^^iTT tr:?". ^rrffTTTq' ?foqi--j"T nw^f X^U^^f. 
 
 A pass for exports. T^FPft f^/. [ ^. 
 
 Exportable, a. t. Y. R+NklT^ %^Tf?rri^ '^^^\^\-'T^7^\^\- 
 To Expose, v. a. lay open or out. 3^T^ dl+ui'-miui'^Trf^-Tf- 
 
 s^-%5rw-qR^, ^sn^ snpor, irtsot, f^^rr %^3t. 
 
 2 ( to ridicule, &c. ). v. To Discrace. T^I TTIoir, EfT- 
 ^lt/-^5r^/.-'pf^5Tfft/.-cte. JRiJfy. ofo. Tk^f.-^k^J\m. 
 
 -&c. qjT^^-'Ticis'if y. of 0. s'^a irfr^r/. ^pi^ y. o/o. 
 
 3 ( follies, foibles, fault.s, ) v. Fault. 3^TST TT¥'jf-^?v^, 
 3^ft%?T-3mftH-.ic. 3TT0T^, 3-=^.^>if, f^T^T^'Jf, f^^V^m.- 
 f%'iKun/.-f^^TTWn.-r=(iKuir/.-T3;R:^M.-&o. ^njf y. q/o. 
 
 4 ^^'f'' '» «« c.rposed j)lace or state. 3^3^^1^'»>T'-(i«IM- 
 =5Tffr-&e. gifof-TFK'jf. [ fH/. 
 
 E.XP0SITI0N, «. T. Explanation, 1. sz(j7pi[f. 1^q7TJ7«. -f^^. 
 
 l.loo/c containing cvpositions c^'c. sz(j7zqy^ ^^fm. 7^\^f. 
 Expositor, n. v. Explainee. o4|Ko4||4,k, f^f^oT^FTT, °^T- 
 
 I. look containing e.rposiiions t^'c, s^TRtqrc^T ^'<Jm. 
 
 Expository. See Explanatory. 
 
 To Expostulate, v. n. remonstrate. spFT JMJ"q i ^ F?r ^r?5- 
 0T-»Tt5^, *rrf5 ^r:\^ m.pl. 3-^!7f, HR^, ^f?aTH.-^r^»(.^- 
 ^, 'TfS^ 2^CTt, ^^m. pi. 5rT5«r, ^FTTTT% f^'". pi ^Ti^^
 
 EXQ 
 
 298 
 
 EXT 
 
 Expo.sTULATios. n. V. V, T.Myii^/ ^^T^V^ /■ arh^- 
 
 ExPOsuHE, Exi'oasQ, n. v. V. 1.— ac/. ^TST HT^'Jf »• «rr|T- 
 
 2 <iH</ DisOKACE. fk%f- ftTS^rSTOT. ^^/. ^/. 't^". 't- 
 
 sm/. >rjKr»i. H5P5ft/. 5T?st/. s^rs^. vrrnrsr w. f^z^- 
 :{— a,-<. f^r^-TiJr/i. &c. ft-^r^oft/. ^^^^^/. •iH.im'i- 
 
 "T n. f=)iUU|T/. r^liKufl/. 5?rp^^/ — iVa/c. f^?^FT«^• 
 Ttf Expound, r.a.v. To Explai-x. f!mv^ii.-f^^f^f.-^W^\f. 
 
 -&c. ;rw ^. o/ 0. 
 To ExPKEvs, «i. a. utter, declare, T. To Tell. T^TT'Jf, HfT^Jr, 
 
 '1 can not express." ^ffJFTf ^^ '^^ '^'^'^^ '^^ 
 
 2 indicate, x. To SHOn-. ;rr^^, ^^f^T'^t, g^^^T^t. 
 
 3 represent in paintinr/. S'c 'FT^, ■g^Tf <Fr^-3"frT'jf. 
 
 4 squeeze out. ^Fr?^, fT^of or fq^-Ac-. W-J^^. 
 Express, a. v. Explicit. ?rT<F, ?^'S, ^5:=;rff?r. 
 
 Express, n. messenger sent on purpose. h:?R^ Mi-itJrfrfl-'TfflJT 
 
 -"TT^%?5T-dNi<il»n^-&c.^ri|fj[iw.-f5ifrc^»».-'Trft/.-&c. 
 Expressed, a. — in grammar, &c. opposed to understood. 
 
 Expression, n. v. Y. 1.— ac-/. 7WTT^«. &c. Z^Km. T^rTTT^. 
 
 4— «?<. W.\^^n. f^tiff/. fr^CTT/. fJfinur?f?{n. ■^HTTOTrt. 
 
 I. (of features. ). ^m\n.Z^f^ f. ^f. H-d^Hl /. f^'TTHi. 
 
 All angrj e. ^r^^/. A placid e. mfTH^. A happy 
 
 II. phrase, term, v. "Word. 5[Ti:j m. ej i ^-q w. qifrn tn.^a^- 
 Authorized e. arf^T^T^ spffri m. 
 
 Figurative e. ^i^i^f. 
 Expressive, a. significant of. q?:ft, srpEPF or qr^PF ( in comp. 
 
 as IHRT^ft, +lrt=)M'T, ^^T^Tpspf;, -cTITJITsTsf ), q'f'^, ^^jt'^^ 
 
 ( in comp. ), 3^4^ ( in comp. f^^vr. ), 'fli^'-^T^qJ, ^T?I?. 
 
 -full of meaning, v. Significant. yT^^TPT, aT'TlfN'^. 
 Expressly, ado. plainly, explicitli/. ;j^^ rq-i? ^pip Tftfe^T- 
 
 2 with special design. m^'Trqr, ^^nr, TpPTT o;- 7, "iTR^- 
 
 Expulsion, n. v. Y. To ExPEL—ac/. ^^of «. &o. ^^ 
 m. 5lf^«:^TUr re. f^-.^^m^ or f?T'S^FRr?r n. l^iqTT^T^w.f^T^^- 
 
 Tw n. fJTHirnjr n. f^^\^^ n. j^qrr^ n. 
 
 Expulsive, a. having the power of expulsion, f^pnjn^n;, f^- 
 To ExpuNOE, ,;_.«. y. To Efface, q^ :iT^-^^, ^r5lT m. 
 
 f^p^^-Hi-iui, m? /. m^, ^i^^ ^^^. 
 
 To Expurgate, &c. See To Purge, &c. 
 
 Exquisite, a. consummate, leing in the highest degree. >T^- 
 
 2 very excellent. "JTR xftq^, g^^??, 3T^«T. 
 Exquisite, n. See Fop. 
 Exquisitely, adv. v. A. qrr^^^, &c. 
 
 2 "JfTT^FTFqT i\^. 
 E.xtant, a. not extinct, forgotten, S,-c. ^T^?ir, f^T^, ^1?TT, 
 
 Extantness, !8. v. A. -"^Wd'^qi m. ^JTR^'TT ni. &.(i. ^S^'<^ 
 
 Extemporaneous, Exte.mporary, a. made, S{c. at the time, 
 
 unpremeditated, ^^jft g^^^, ^T^rTft'^rT, ^T^^^qn, 
 
 ExTEilrORiNEOUSLY, ExTESUOUARILY, ExTEMPORE, adv. V. 
 
 A. f^ffjpnTTff ^, WT4rTfT'4?ft^, ^TTHT^'^j^f^. 
 To Extemporize, v. n. "jflw f^^KR\^-^H ■M *>f jTr^-Ac. 
 
 ^qt^dT-VfnTiT n. ^^TTf-sqi^c^qr^ n. ^f^-&c. 
 To Extend, v. a. stretch out. ?5R ^of, Fljirfirot, JS =FT^. 
 
 2 spread abroad, qw^, f5rOT^,"%?JT^ot,"%?JT«r''ft/--%^- 
 =r »J.-&c. ^<ui y. o/'o. 
 
 3 continue, carry on. rfi^f^uT, =17^^^. 
 
 4 confer, impart, ^c. T. To Give. ^^, mih"! n. ^oT, 'TT- 
 <^^ w. !RTjf, 
 
 2b Extend, ti. «. stretch out. ^i^u'l. 
 
 2 spread ahroad. H^<ui, T^n «f.-1qrWC M.-&C. ^ijfy.o/i. 
 
 3 ;r«c-/t. mI^T^uJ, ^ijf, 'Ti^. 
 
 Extended, /;. v. Y. A. 1. ^M %^^T, ?ir5f^^, J^ %^HT. 
 
 2 q-^^'^rar, &c. qm?:, 1%?^rf<?i, r=iWd, f5rg'=T. 
 
 Extension, ». y. Y.A.I. — arf. rjfxffqf'it ?». r^hr^C^ n.state. 
 
 v^\^^^^pv^^ m. 
 
 2— ad. THTof «. &c."%HRuft/. ^^^K^ n. iTfTTT n.— state. 
 
 T. Y. N. 1.— «(-«/«. Sfift/. 
 
 2— sto^e. q^^aiT m. &c. q^mTT w. fqrsTK ?«. f^Tf^fH/. 
 
 Extensive, n. tvide, large. ?5f^, rSf^T?^, sf-Hl^l^l, sr?T^,f%- 
 ?TP7 or 5J, f^^TTT^, Jfr^-qr f^^FIT^T^T, ^^tof. 
 2— as used of business, establishments, &c. 4'H^'i, <THT- 
 
 -'4Ni,"%?5r=rr^, 3T?5Tf, anf^sr^m^r. 
 
 An e. business or concern. TiT^sHtiKr ni. "FPT^?nTr»«. 
 E.xtensiveness, n. y. A. 1. iTPTT f^'^TT »». q'nwqoTT m. q^T- 
 
 E.XTENT, k. degree to which a thing is extended. ^W\ f. ^^\^ 
 
 ^f gr^fcT m.f sqrfa-/. qfk »»./• 
 
 To such an e. (T'^q^^^ '^'■a^^. 
 To what e. ^5^^, ^T^^. 
 2 y. Length. sMt/. 
 To Extenuate, v. a. palliate. <?;Fft-qviT-^^-^^-&c. W^^- 
 ^^7f <^K--)=J'?f-&c. ^r5%quTT»».-^Hfn'/'-&c. ^TTtrrot. 
 2 make thin, rare, Sfc. qTfT5E-?J?7TT-^(ir-&c. ^^!T^, 
 Extenuation, n. y. Y. I.— act. ^?5^ q;^ n. ^?5%qTJrT 'iTFI- 
 
 ot »■ &c. ''4^+<0T n. 
 Exterior, External, a. v. Outer. sff^T^ or OT, 5jT|ft?5,
 
 EXT 
 
 299 
 
 EXT 
 
 2. relating to foreign countries . «Tf|fte ^^jf^qT ^TRT, 
 
 ExTEEiOR, n. V. OuTSiPE. sji^T^j STtn «. AK'-iV, m. ^^f^■^\^m. 
 
 2 outward deportment. 5H^-ft?5 ^TT^/! sn^^TrT^ «■ 
 Xo ExTEESiiNATE, V. a. cxlirpale, destroy xUtirly. OT7H ?T^- 
 
 «ft/- Hrs^-Hlf'mi ^ot y. ';/ 0. rVZ'TZ «.-nios,HK,/.-3^iT- 
 P5^ ".-^r'^l'iH J!.-fvT:qTrT w.-ctc.^ir^ y. o/ o. ■« MriH 1 ^T m. 
 ^T^ g. of 0. 
 Extermination, n. v. Y. — act. ^M^-H di*ui «. Ac. ^^T^^f w. 
 vdr^liH «. 3^^^ n. ^^ VI. K^HH «. — state. ^HPS^Jiflm. 
 
 EXTEENALLT. See OUTWAEDLT. 
 
 ExTEENALS. Exteeioes, n. outward parts. ^^f\^-^{^T^-q\^ 
 
 m. pi. «]f|T% 3TFT n. 
 Extinct, <?.— a family, &c. ttTT^eI^?^, TTfRTT 5tIH?;T, T'TfT 
 
 or ^T!TrT, PcmI-^, f%^n''^ra' ^^rff sr^, RhiRt?t, f^^, 
 ^^. [frer ffijf. 
 
 To be e. ^^3/. \^^ g. qfs. ^rr^JT^ o^/y. ^-^q-, ?iy- 
 2 ceafsei?, /)o«sei? away, cfv. ?rTf"r?rr 5rra?5T, Hlrf'=)rf55T, T^f- 
 
 Extinction. »!. ( of a family, &c. ). fH^M n. P^f. f^^n. 
 
 #fj/. f^qiH^jp/'. f^:<Tm )«. f^'TT^rrml^ or fJTjrrr^f^/. 
 
 FT5r^ H. ?T5=EiJ^. m. ^q Hi. ?^ «j. f^T^ m. ^ m. fif^fT^T 
 m. WMr^Hi^T WJ. 
 2'd ExTiNuuisn, «. a. v. To Quench, fq^^ijf, f^oTre. ^TT^, 
 
 ^lirlcJU^i, ^WA^. 
 
 2 put an end to^ make to pass a?cay,4-c.?iTfrOT ^FTiif ,^15^?. 
 Extingvishee, n. f^sn-^rfft ft^ffsT^Tl^ ^mT '^% 
 To ExTiErATE, &c. See To Eoot out, &e. 
 To Exior,, V. a. V. To Peaise. sfl^moT, n<Jr^^ n.-Jptrfq' n. 
 
 sf;^ g. of 0. ^Ft^'T. 
 To ExTOET. i\ a. draw from li/ force or injustice. alctsHlf)'^- 
 
 ESTOETION, «. V. Y.— arf. olGtMlKl^-itc. ETOT «. ^'^M-rll^^ 
 
 Efiif n. if^^FTT'ff^^iT m. cM'i|N4^+^<ui«. 
 
 Open e. f^flT ^T^ra' "«• 
 
 Wealth acquired by e. ^TTTT^ HR^ m. 
 I. ttnjust compulsion, v. FoucE. ^?^ «J. ^r^Hi^/. 
 Extoetioner, n. v. Y. ^?^JTFT-ctc. qoTTTl -fqoEiIRT-&c.3l5fftrr 
 
 Extra. This prefix, iu its sense of " over and alovc" is 
 rendered bj flTSnt ( as f^RT^ :ir»TT, f^T^n^ ^^ ) i-^O-^i (as 
 ^■(^'H -^^TFTT, ^J"!^ ^^ ), 3TfTf^ etc. and in its sense of 
 '■ beyond.^ ?>y, miscellaneous, non-dcscript.^ S)C. " by 3m 
 ( as grre^H^, 'iTT^^H, •3TTT^t5T),'V, Y'^. 
 
 To Extract, v.a. draw from or out, — gener. spj^, ^;pT^?r^, 
 f^T^OT, frU+I^Jf «.-3T5rwr «.-fH^ OT..&C. ^^g. ofo. 
 2— in chemistry. f^=r^'t «i.-f^?f7Ri^ n.-kc. ^"jf y. ofo. 
 8 a root — in arithm. or algebra, ira n. <+,|iui^ 
 4 ( from a book, &c ). ^^T m.-T^fRT ?«. q^. 
 
 Extract, n. suhtance extracted, cuscnce. ^HTT m.^:^\^ m. STF 
 w. fsT"!^ m. f^^h m. -^ n. 
 
 A'egetable e. fn^T m. [ -j^^rmm. 
 
 2 passage extracted. ^=^ m. Jm^or m. />/. cr<.fr5^t?T m.- 
 Book of extracts. ^^T m. sf^ or afis »j. Ji^n^^ j;;. 
 Extraction, «. v. V. l.—act. :pK>Jt n. &c. f^^PT^^ n. f^- 
 ^X m. f^l^ 11. ar^pfrfuf m. cflvzpT^>:njf n. 
 2 f^is^ w. f^'s^FRR n. 
 
 I. descent, hirth, v. FAJrir.Y. ^p^/. TT^r w. tf^T m. 
 E.XTEA-nUMAN, a. 3TJTPTT, 3T?t?^. 
 Extraneous, a. See Eobeiqn. 
 
 2 T. Irrelevant. 5lf|r5?r or ^r, '^^T^, 3Ttr?^, 7>t^- 
 ?i^^, aTMI+iroT^. 
 
 E. di.scourse or matter. 3Trj^'<TT/. r:f;5=:qT f^-Tl- 
 
 ^^ nrft/. 1'^ ?^§rd-+.i n. f '^fHq'?: w. 
 
 Exteaordinaeiness, n. v. A. 1. ar^^Y f^ .' f.H u i i m. &c. ar-TETiV/. 
 aTTC^T'TT «!. ^^^^q' n. "%3TT^ «. 
 Extraoedinaet, a. V. Strange. -grf^^nprTR, f^^fur, fen- 
 
 ofhH, Wit, ^^^fq^PT, ?§r#fTT, ?J?FTfferF, -jrWh. 
 
 2 See Special. 
 Extea-peovision, Extea-stock, n. reserce, Sfc. ^qrrar m. 
 Estratagance, n. \. A. 1. and Excess. "KT^TOT/. 3Tm??- 
 
 ^f. 3THif j«. S^.rtM^q i ^ / f^HTf?T5fiT m. 
 
 2 awrf Squandering. :S'^f^:^f\f. 3'q"5!:TTTV^/ 'flfHsq^Tw;. 
 
 arrsq^ ?«. ^^s^^ m. g-=fT^fnrr/. 
 
 Extravagant, a. outrageous, ^'c. v. Wild, Excessive. 3T- 
 
 2 prodigal, profuse, lavish. 3"Kr5T, ^STJ^^qT, S'jsq'r, ^'f r?:, 
 ^=ff^, arfns'Tsfr, 5q^^ft?5, ar^s^T^ft, 3TqRfHd=q?fr. Some 
 terms for a prodigal and wasteful person— a spend 
 thrift, squanderer, scatterling, Sf'c. — are S^'^ToI^IT, 3"tr5I- 
 
 3 copious, profuse, v. Exuberant. 3"'':T^'-lfI'-JI, Mo^'MoT l d 
 
 =q3=Er5ft?r, =5rTs<TfrqT, ^nst^qr, 3Tf?(3qqT5fT_ 
 
 Extravaoanxlt, adv. V. A. 1. iW^T^Tf^, "iTTTqf^, spTM, 
 
 3T??m, 3Tr?r^Tq. 
 
 2 3"<Ji4i'H', ^<[^jr'?m^, 3Tf?T^q'Tq^. 
 
 ExTRAVASiTEP, a. ^tlf^qf^^^, ^ I Pj^f^ ' ^-jid . 
 
 Extravasation, m. ^Tft^F^H.^.T n. 
 
 Extreme, a. outermost.^ last. ^T^^^ or F^r, ^Tq^, ^R^^T^T- 
 
 2 utmost, of the highest degree, qry^l^^r, TTTniqTS^r, 
 
 TT^rq'frsn-, 3TTfqfH^, ar^^Tftnr, ari^THT^f, ^^. 
 
 3 lelonging to extremity. \^^Z=^.^ f^^W, f^qWRT, 'Mt- 
 =^1, f^^qr, fH^T^r^T, TfT'TTRf^qr, qTKT=rfq-^. 
 
 Eii ;eme, n. e.rtrcmity, v. End. ^T^^ n. 3TfT »«. arq n. \^^.- 
 ^ Tm »>. ^?1^ «. 
 
 2 ( of an arithm. or geom. progression )— the first. 
 3TTft_!:T^ n. arrf^T^ «. arif^q^^ «.— the last, csjfirq^ n. 
 
 3t^T^ «. 
 
 3 vtmost point, highest degree. M<l + iyi/. ire?/, ffj/.
 
 EXU 
 
 300 
 
 EYE 
 
 Avoid cxtremoB. 3TfHB^^=r^f^. 
 
 To reach its e. ^Cm J.■^^r^ f.-hViK m.-&c. f\^j. of s. 
 
 EiTBEMKLY, a.h'. in the ulmost Jrjirc, v. ExcKSSlVELY. <TTT- 
 
 SRT^r, W^H, 'flfH, <PR^, "TTTT ( iu comp. as w<H + P^d, 
 
 mM-t:ti) T, TTKfH^^, TTH^JT ). 
 
 EXTUEMITV, H. ulmost pari. end. i\^, n. V'tZ ». WT n. m^- 
 
 ST HI. fn^ «• ^TTT wi. "ft^ J». ^\w- «• "fr^ »«• arqTST m. 
 3H »H. ^ «». ^<HI^M«r m. grTTRftr ?». =5R»T*n7T tn. 
 
 2 utmost point, hifjhest degree, y. Extbeme. M<l+iyi/. 
 
 3 extreme distress or necessity, fn^ w- Pl'^M ^TT^T or 
 fTT^^m^^/. ^^Nd'-il'MI^^/. f^W n. =ERHT^'<TT /• 
 
 At the last e. f%^FT. [=fNT, fH'^M'Hl. 
 
 Eeserved for ( or useful for) one's e. f^srWNT, fH5T- 
 Saviour, friend, helper,&c. in e. f?r?frifNT or f^T^rffHT 
 5rT?TT dK«IK|-m<i<K"Mr-&c. 
 
 The last e. articulum mortis, sntrfffft^''. 
 To be in e. I^^TTf^ or V^^i^ im, ^W^. TJHn. ktOT. 
 To be reduced to e. ^?T?:?r ^oy, =i?Tl^=^f| ^of. 
 To Exteic ATi;, v. a. v. To Feee. Tirs^ar, ?nT"it, 3'5T^, »i"l-+*i- 
 
 jp^, w?^j?j/.-T5n:m.-?r55n:M.-&c. jpt^y. o/o. 
 
 EXTBICATED, J>. A".V. ^TT^^^r^, FnT?!??!, &C. rflflTT, ^5^"^- 
 
 ExTEiCATlON, n. y.\.— ait. mm^'\ii. &c. ^spil^/. rtTOT". 
 3"5K»». ^^mn. 'Fg^TTM. ^m^T^iJ. 
 
 EXTBI>-31C, EXTBLSSICAL, O. V. OUTEE. slf^'SfT, ^>n^T?5T, itl^- 
 
 EXTBISSICALLT, adv. from leithout. ^[^^. 
 
 To ExTBUiiE, &c. See To Expel, ic. 
 
 ExuBEBA^■CE, n. v. A. 1. ^V^m. w^m. ^IT^hTT ^TT'". S^raiTT- 
 
 =EfT ifTs/. 3Tf?fff5/. ffs^rrf^TM. 
 
 srpT^'i.'TT^?^;!. r=r^??HT/. "q'JS^re. ^'^TsVi f- W^n. T^^ 
 in. ^^f^/. ^rf.^m. ^PP'T'"- Conveying this sense there 
 are words and phrases absolutely endless. They are las 
 and licentious through all the gradations, and they may, 
 by some, be termed low, gross, vulvar, ^'c, but they are 
 iu the general, strougly and strikingly expressive, and 
 they are strictly constitueuts of a popular tongue. They 
 are to be held as rendering the English ^ords lots, piles, 
 leaps, hushtls.^ oceans, power, <Sfc. H^W or ^^J^f[f. T- 
 V.f. ^S or t\f. 'KfijdS or oft/. =5firzqft/. ^nps/. ^Tr^f. 
 
 T^vrftf vmf wfr/. w^f ^^^f\f 'i^mf uf n- 
 
 5[T^/. W^TTT^fT/. ^^^'^^f. ^JH ^/. TTft/. fq^l^ 
 ar^rn. %3; or ^tI; or ^ /. %^gr /. n^^ /. qTT5rrTH«. i 
 
 rirm or Ct/. z^ f. gi^/. %r5fT /. \m. v. nr^, qrrs/. 
 
 «JT m. vjl15fTTH n. vp>/:5^ /. vrf^lTTT ot. JTRFnT/. S^? or 
 
 E^/.<t^^/. =Erf:^/. 5nT5/. ?iT^»». 
 ^SVEEEAyi, a. o/ rich growth, y. LvxcEIA^•I. ^ 4>|j^ h i, 7- 
 
 "PR-qr^rr, ^•'jrrsirr^^ qrft^r, cn^Viiji h^t^. 
 
 2 orer-ahoitmlin'j. eopi„HS. pnfusc qc^To!;, si;^, STfr, 5j^- 
 ?5, iff^, W^P;-^; or ?^, T^, 'JTf^^T^, 'fl^:(Tfq^, -iTf?Tf7?P, 
 WHrHRrf), ifiT^??, t'^TZ, S'f^Ti!, ^5, 'flff^iTPI. There are 
 numerous vulgar words expressing this sense; and these 
 as vulgar, should, ordinarily be omitted. The omission 
 however of vulgar words from a Dictionary of the lang- 
 uage of a people of which the higher classes stand but 
 obscurely distinguished from the lower, and which in- 
 dulge themselves, not infrequently, in the use of them, 
 is a measure of somewhat questionable propriety. "We 
 insert them thou w^ilh this introduction. ?^^ or ^, JT^^T, 
 'TFT, 3THT or 3TJTTV, dMiM or ^S'HV^, ^, -sil^.ct, ^TT^, vm- 
 
 TT^'', T3T^, iTfq^5! or ^, -i^^^Tf or 3Tifr^=^JfrR-, TT^, 
 or sT?fvT, TvgiT , q^^^fr, q^^^T, aTqsJT^oE, =q^3Hjl-HI, 
 ^^c^^'TT, ^rr, ^SMfl-^l, &c. 
 Exudation, n. v. Y.— state, m^tn. sfr^w. 13 /. f^f^^PTw. 
 
 I. matter exuding, v. OozE, Sweat. f^|T^ ?«. %^»i. f^- 
 5^ VI. fH'-J<lm. f^T^TRT?". 
 To Exude, r. ». ooze from or out. aTT^of, 37?^% TT^nyr, 
 
 2b Exult, y. n. v. To Tkiumpu. ^Tr^TH^ m. TFTiJf, W?Tr/. 
 
 2)Z. ^rnfTcm, Tzt\f. pi. feor-^sf^riJf-'ifr'^oT, ?:T5Kn/ //Z. 
 
 f^^, TFRT HT^'if, S'fSiti"!- 
 Exultation. See Teiumph. 
 Exuti.e, n. MlU'Mi'Tl 4r+>f?p5 *M3 ?i.-^cr^ w. >«.-ie. 
 Eve, n. 37557 >«. %^ n. =5r?j «.. ^FFT «.?5t^?r. n. S^ n. ^f? /. 
 ^\^^ n. ^f / ( iu comp. as ^igJT, ^hY^, ^=nrT, W-- 
 f\^i,% ^P^^ )■ 
 
 Apple of one's e. f^cTT^ ?TT^ m. 'loi'MMi cnfrf j)j. 
 To keep like the ajjple of one's e. Hc4^Ml% "PfTT^TTW 
 ^PT^ or ^VX^\^, 
 
 Before one's, eyes. fte^f^^Trf or ^\. 
 
 Black of the e. pupil and iris. ^^ or ^f^ ^^ n. 
 
 Coat or humor of the e. STcc^Tr^^TT "T55T m. cJTf^;r?5 n. 
 
 Cooling application to inflamed eyes.f^npJlM. f^^^^n. 
 
 Darkness coming over the e. aT'cTTft/. 
 
 Drawuness, strainedness or stifi'uess of the e. rll-i*-' 
 oft/ fTRT m. 
 
 Dull of vision — an eye. *d«hl. 
 
 Dusky suffusion over the e. HT/ 'J^/ 
 
 Evil e. TN^fs/ r=l^<.P>i/ Blast from an evil c. ^f^- 
 "TFT w. i^f%f^-TTT w. Having an evil e. ^"^ iTpft, TT- 
 'I^'^t^, (i'yicir, <rnT^f^, f^f^r^f^. To remove the blast 
 of an evil e. ^fzf. :pT5^-3'<T7^-afT^5 ^n^'Jf. To sufl'er 
 the blast of an evil e. ^^T^f^, ^oEiif or ^"ST^'jf, ^f^/ 
 T^'if-rlFT^-^T^-itc. in. con. 
 
 E. of favor. ^;^V^V,f. ^^^J^9^W.^^ n. ??TT?RT?T m. 
 
 E. of the mind. lutcllcctual e. fTR=^?J n. fTR^f^/ 
 
 E, of sense. Material e. ^'^?J n. iH'^f^/.
 
 EYE 301 
 
 Film oyer the eyes. T5^r m. '^ZT^ pop. qjoS n. 
 
 Flushcdness of the ejes. %5nT»T m. 
 
 Glaze of the eyes ( as iu death ). ^^t/ v. T^\^, 
 
 Gum or mucus of Uio e. 5la,iTr^r \m. f^^% n. f^- 
 <JTT m. fspTft/. fqT?5 «. ST/ ^fs n. '^r^ n. ^^\7■. or 5 n. 
 g^Fk ?«. ^jspi «. Covered or foul with it. f=5n^T, ^TT^T. 
 
 Homunculus of the. 0. m^c*)/. 
 
 Judgmeut of the e. q'TTT mK^h/. 
 
 Language of the eyes, ^'^^^^f. 
 
 Magical applicatiou to tlie e. ^^^ n. 
 
 Of upturued eyes. ^TStS'Tr. 
 
 Of large, round, &e. full eyes, ^?7\i\^ JTotiTT. 
 
 Outer corner of the e. ^^PTsfrr m. ^^^\7^ m. ar^T/ft. 
 
 Ked spot on the white of the e. ^^^ m. 
 
 Sealeduesa of the eyes under stupor. gPT/. 5ff<r5/. 
 
 ^ftTor/. 5rf^/. 5rf^/. v. qs, m^. [?^ct m. 
 
 Shootiug or painful throbbing of the e, ?T^t/. ^- 
 
 Skill to judge by the e. T^^TTTR^/. 
 
 Speck on the e. ^Hpt/. 
 
 That draws or strains the e. fr^"pr?, ^f%"pr3. 
 
 That has come under one's own e. ^')it^^:^] 'JTTFlfrTrlT. 
 
 That oftends or pains the e. Sia<pr5, ^f^9J'ra. 
 
 AVhite of the e. TtsT g^ n. 
 
 With one's own eyes. ^^iTT. 
 
 Work to catch the e. ^\vf\ qjpT. 
 
 To be in one's e. 3?TffT-?r^"<3'-&c.aTH^. 
 
 To be inflamed, look fiery, &c. — the eyes, ^fs m.pl. 
 
 To be gummy, — the eyes. p^M^ui, %T''t. [vTSof. 
 
 To be pained at the sight of, — the eyes. 51% m.pl. 
 To close in sleep, — the eyes. ffoJcrr^r gf^ m. ?!FI- 
 ijf, 57% '«• pl.-V^-'Mn. 
 
 To fear to meet the e. of. ^r^ 5toC-€Tr=Mt gTSTrr/.TRjfot. 
 To feast the eyes upon. SI^iTf^ qTOT ^i.^rguf, 5T55M. 
 
 />?. H'STT qr^'jf, ^f%*n: qr^'if. 
 
 To get heavy ( from want of sleep, &c. ) — the eyes. 
 
 To Lave one's eyes about one. ^f^ qj TTf ^, ^TFTT fq- 
 To have a twitching in the eyes, jt^ m. pi. FJ^pif. 
 To have atoms ( or muscss volitanUs ) float before the 
 eyes. gteTTJ^ ?5^R5^ «fi^ v. imp. stgiTfj^ +M^ ?». jil. 
 
 To keep an e. upon, ^■si m. 7:^^ g. oj 0. 
 To obtain the desire of one's eyes. 3*1% m. pi. f^^dior 
 ST5 ^. [j7l. jqiOT. 
 
 To open the eyes ( to one's folly ). ff^ m.pl.-^]^ ot. 
 To see with the corner of tlie e. ^\i■~■■^\■^i^^ 7r^"jf. 
 To set the eyes and glare, — a dying person. 51% m. 
 
 pi. qiTi^. 
 
 To shut one's eyes ( to, against ). f[% m. pi. 5ri^, 
 To sink into their sockets, — the eyes. IF^ m. pi. qj- 
 
 FTTctti^ ^^rm, 5t% m. pi. q"i%otiif. 
 
 ^rAB 
 
 To strain one's eyes, gteqtsft ^n^/. W^.iw.^f. 
 ^^. [ oft n. ?Toiaf. 
 
 To stream,— the eyes. St% »i. pi. ST^irt, SloTTt^PT TT- 
 
 To throb— the eyes. ?qT?TTOT. 
 
 To turn up the white of the eyes, stci m. pi. ^c?n% 
 ^of, -JTSS ?». ;i. Hr5of-^*<|4ui-Tqrn5^. 
 
 To wander idly — the eyes, qrt^or, FTToS^. 
 
 To wipe or dry the eyes of. i\k m.pl. ^^^ g. oj 0. 
 
 We can see the mote in our biother's c. but cannot 
 see the beam in our own. (^JH-^IM STSC'TfrT?^ ^^T5I (f%?R) 
 
 3TN?^r itoRTf?rS H^ToE ( f^?m ^rrfr ). 
 
 2 ( as of a peacock's tail, of a potatoe, a cocoa-nut, a 
 grain of corn, &c. ). fiw m. ^Vr, n. 
 
 3 ( of a needle, <fcc. ). '^% or '^i n. ^ n. JTFP n. 
 
 4 catch for a hook. ft^T m. "PRn' m. cT^PKT m. 
 
 5 small hole through, stoET m. ST«5 m. 51^ m. qT?r »(. 
 lb Eve, v. a. — wistfully or wishfully. ^j^iJi-, ^^iJt, ^1^'^, 
 
 S5p-<ittv,i-+,-?:;pT^-^W^f adv. TT^^, ?I?5q'jf. 
 2 — intently and pointedly, xfw^ TT^^. 
 3 — fiercely, &c. v. To Glare. s1% «(. /)Z. TT^FnTofr-p^Trn:- 
 ^-■FTJOT or jr;pr^-&c. qr^or. [%^q? m. 
 
 Eye-ball, n. 5^ ?i. 3Tf^T?5 «!. 3T^'TFI^ ?«. 'a^^^WZT. ». 
 Eye-beow, «. >j/ pop. ijcrt <"' 5^/. Sf^/- ^^^ ''■ 
 Intimation by twitch of the e. Y^%7T m. 
 To knit thee. ^^:^\^^\^J.pl-■S{^f. ^TR^of, ^T^^ 
 
 /. pi. =Erjfcrot. 
 
 Eye-deop, n. V. Tkae. 3T^ ?i. 3T*T «?. n. 
 ExE-LAsn, n. qiqirft^ %^T ?«. pi. q^iT ». 
 EiE-LiD, «. qrquft/. qm/. «. qm «. q^: m. «. 
 
 Eruption on the inside of the upper e. ^5 »«• ?5Tft/. 
 
 Hair shooting from the e. internally — a disease.qsqr- 
 
 quqr/. pi. T5%n m.pl. [^ =qT^. 
 
 Eye-seevant, n. ste^q^^-^tqs^-^q^^ =5rnR, ^ff- 
 
 'i Ei-E-sEETiCE, n. ^-qrjS^-^TjS^ =^7^/. 
 EvE-siGHT, n. V. Sight, ^f^/. 
 Eye-soee, steqr^ :pf?T ?«. JT^?T?^ «. %=5nFH^ m. 
 
 To be an e. unto. slot-qfrT gqiit or ^;=5'Jt, ^q'Jf, »R^. 
 ErE-TOOin, «. dens caninus. g^r w*. §oEW m. 
 EyE-wi5K, n. %^%rT ;k. 
 
 Eye-witsess, n. m^, 3Tfq-?T^^rf, fTT^K^^I, W!^ m. 
 EvED, o. having eijcs. 5tc5H, 5r2;^|f=^, "^T^J'^^. 
 
 Fine e. §?5r^^, ^+I'11>. 
 
 Large e. HH^T^ stoi'TT, =T?=r^ ite^fT, =|ic)di7T. 
 
 Little e. f^J^OT St^-iTT, fe'?^ fvm\'^. 
 Eyelet, n. 5t3:r w. %S or ^^ n.'k:^ n. HI^ n. st^w. irj^i/j. 
 EvEiE, Eyby, n. f|^ qsi-qNl ^ ^fq^P^ft ^PTT/. 
 
 F. 
 
 jr^ This letter has no corresponding symbol iu Marathf. 
 The sound of q> approximates the nearest to its sound, 
 Table, tale.^ &c. v. Sioey. ^pj^ w<^f. ^'<TH^ ».
 
 TAG 
 
 302 
 
 FAC 
 
 •J iJle itory. ^PHP'tTT/. ^?nr«r/. rtl++^/. 
 a an untntlh, T. Falseuoop. ^riftnt^/. 3THH n. 
 Fahuic, «. See Blild, Blillixu. 2 v. Textube. sft'T/. 
 
 ;i V. Cloth. «PTT5 «• 
 To Fabricate, v. a. Sec To Biii.p. To Form. 
 
 2 forge, devise fahili/. r=^'Jr, ^f^Ttrf, spTTqiir, ^^-&c. V^. 
 Fabricated,^, t. V. 2. ^HHc^V.T, d"T^ T^rTrJT, &c. mHi, 
 
 Fadbicatiox, n. forgfiJ slory.falsp device, \. Machination, ij 
 
 i?;Hts ». ^PPTTS or jppTT'Jr H. ^wrt5 «. =F^ts «. !j;;^T?!; o;- 
 
 3 ". ^/- ■'TTrire o;- ■•amis >i- !Tr?nTT «i. rt^frnoi/. Fr^^«. 
 f. ^, ?Ttn, «m^tf ("• z n. w,=^\z «. #q^ n. qr^s «. |, 
 
 2/a/4-f report. V^ f.^^^[^f.c. ^Z, 3T, f*?=tJ, :fte m w./. [ 
 
 Fabricator, n. v. V. 2 (of lies, &c. to injury ). ^Tfjt or j 
 
 fiTT, '-FHr^rT. ^PT^fr or ^-CTT, ^PRToft, f^^ «"' 5■^^T, ^- ! 
 
 FABL•LI^T, i\. q;'4R^H;, ^[^=Tr. I 
 
 Fabulous, a. fictitious. founded ov Julie. M'^|i|M.oA||.fl,cj-,ftHr(, 
 
 Face, n. surface of the jore part of the head, mt n.WI^ W.3TT- jl 
 ;PT n. JT5H n. cpP^ n. a^ «. — in contempt. H^-T^T or 5«. j 
 
 ^w-+.s ". 5^^Fr5 w. 5^jp >i. H+i+<i/. Hfl^FT^/. sift^^ «. jl 
 
 — iu poetry, &c. Vt^-^.Hr*, n. ^^"^ m. ^^5T m. 
 
 Before one's f. nVSTJ^, diil^HH'R, ^m?T. j 
 
 F. to f. <^rfmtft, f?re=q?frft, ^^k or ;!^c, ^nr^r, ^ufr- ,: 
 
 Fair and soft to one's f. cTTST^ TTS, ^TlN'^cn' nrf. 
 
 Hairs along each side of f. '^\<A^^\f. pi. 
 
 Of averted f. m i j^t j e^ , fsf?^. 
 
 Pouting or puffed out f. ril«)<l m. 
 
 lligidity of the muscles of the f. and neck. 31Hd=ir<T«. 
 
 Side of the f. — specially with reference to slapping 
 it, or with some reproach. +,M4,e or Z n. ^FPT^fte or^- 
 ^T^T^ or g?! ii.^PFTS «.^i=F3t/.S!TraTft/.*TT5TT5 «.'<flcrff/. 
 
 .Side of the f. including the temple. jt5 m. 
 
 fcitripe along the f. ( esp. of the horse ). JJ^^TTfT in. 
 
 That is iu one's f. — wind, sun, tide, &c. nflT^. 
 
 To one's f. In the f. of. rTTST^, 5T7.3'^?r|t. 
 
 To be afraid to look iu the f. z^ stcoTf^ ^?^r?r/. 
 
 To fall upon one's f. ^q^TT T5W. 
 To give a smack in the f. ?Ttlt?r-?1T5T^T-^?:H'?r5r?T-&c. 
 iTTTiif, ^rS ".-^TTTH"?^ or Z «.-^T^3fT^ ".■+M'H^ or ^ n.- 
 
 cTtlT^T ri'l|tl<ii. [ ,^. of 0. 
 
 To smack the f. of loudly A forcibly. ^I^/. W^roT 
 To hide the f. in a cloak. ^^f^^TJr, J??T^iJt. 
 To meet f. to f. <Tr5T=n: ^ n. TiiJi-^or. 
 To set one's f. against, cff? ii. ^_ 
 To shew the f. appear pMicly. ^rs fl. sji^t ^sijf. 
 To throw in one's f. ( faTors, obligations ).?TftT 'f- l ti uj. 
 
 To throw upon onc''s f. jfrS^ifTt SffT-TTS^. 
 2 cast of features, countenance, hoi. fTI's «• '^ n. ^i>l 
 
 ^ n. q^ n. 3TTH=T n. 
 
 Bold f. g^T^ JTT-'^T m. 
 
 Confusion of f. A]i\» +.|oil<Ml/. 
 
 Long (whining, rueful, &c.) f. r^ rfrgn. ^Trft^TrT/. 
 
 To get confusion of f. JfT^raT ^^. m. ir^ y. of s. 
 
 To make a long f. ^ij q?RTjf-Tr?fW-Jnnoi-cfrt;r ^FT^, 
 ^5^?T M^ or cTTrfot. 
 
 To make wry faces. jffT m.^Z.-JTrSn. fsT^pF't, <Tt? ». 
 
 To make faces at. f^rTHT^?^ /./)/. «FT^, ^+m 
 
 8 V. Sl'EFace. ?Ta;w. tn^/. STTT w. [ T «). 
 
 '^ fore part, v. Front. ?ff^n. iT^?j aT^T". 'TT^HPTwi.aT^^rT- 
 
 On its f. irft f. t=5R, sj^Sf. 
 
 That lies with its f. upwards. siHluil, g^'^TT. 
 
 To fall upon its f. f^ or ^ift?T adv. qsof — as opposed 
 io To fall with its f. upwards. T^ adv. 'TSW. 
 5 confidence, assurance.^ effrontery. STPK «. ?it3 n. ftpTT- 
 
 t / f?r# «. 
 
 G ( as of a cut, gem or other polygon ). q^fj or\zm. 
 To Face, v. a. meet in front. ffrSTW <Tr?«.-ri'isN?: tfts ?;. ?^. 
 
 2 «/«!«(; opposite to. ?T'TR-?r=^?r-^'^5W-^'^^T'T-&c. 'ff- 
 
 To Face, v. n. turn the f. ^n. ^W^^^ ^ n. f"R^^ 3TOot. 
 Face-cloth, n. H^^r^ «. 
 Face-wipee, n. r^Xl^fmn. f^Wf^n. 
 1 Faced, a. <li4Ml, 5^1^, ^flTf. 
 Facet, n. T^f^ or "T^»«. sp'JT"'. 
 
 HaviiJg facets— gem, &c."^a[lT. 
 Facetious, a. jocular, tcitty — of persons. T-i^-m, 'iHrfl, 
 
 ?j^nrft, 5?m, st^r^T, ^l^rt^, f^pft^t, rfn^. 
 
 2 — of sentiments. f^^Viy^, st^- ^^^5 fHl^CT, f^- 
 
 Facetiously, adv. v. A. fsr=Tf?Hf, ?r^, f^Hl^^nP. 
 Facetiousnes.s, n. A. 1. flpTK'M. i^-^l-dl/. ^^«. ^f^+HT/. 
 Facial, a. pertaining, Sfc. to the face. ffrjT^, ^^r^r, H^- 
 
 Facile. See East. 
 I To Facilitate, v. a. mal-e easy. ?rm-?rT'Tm-g^'-"T-gsjH- 
 
 ^qTT-^Jn'C^-&C. JRW, ^T^'fre. ^OT y. 0/0. 
 i| FACiLnT,n.freedotnfromdiJiculty, v. Easiness. ^IlWTTw. 
 
 'j 2 ease in performing, \. ExpebtNESs. ^\r^t\f. ^p^^^Jm. 
 
 3 means ly tvhich performance is rendered easy. ^T?/- 
 
 4 V. Softness. JT^fT'^r ^R^T'TT?".-^^'?^ »»• 
 Facing, a. having the face towards. ^fftT, arf'T'T^. 
 Fac simile, n. an exact cop>y. "^.^ ^TT^^rft ^^f. 
 
 ' Fact, n. thing done or occurred. q^^T or W^ 3TT^5ff 'TT-
 
 Txa 
 
 303 
 
 FAI 
 
 Fouuded on f. fz^W^J^'^. 
 2 — in law, the mrii/er off. HH n. 
 Facts of a ease. ^l^fT f.%f^^^f 
 Eecital of facts. ^Mm\ or ^\»i. ^^^,^m. 
 3 aclual'ity, reality. ??s;q-FrT/ V^KI f ^Trwf^^f^UTT »«• 
 In f. ^^:, SRJTF^r, ?f*;T, Hf5f?T:. 
 Faction, n. jiai-ty. ^^m. 7^m. ^^f. q?T»». [ tj^Jm. 
 
 2 dissension, public discord. r^Zm.'^ n. AiVr/^ f. ^^.^Jm. 
 Factious, a. given to faction. Z^^K.^ 'TT^R, fT)?n??fR, 
 
 2 proceeding, ^'c. from faction. "P^TTHTT^, siira^F, "P- 
 
 Factiolsly, a(/j?. V. A. sj^raTt tp^fTJ^Hj.-Ac. ^pt^^^ ^^%. 
 Factiousness, n. v. A. ^^lft/.-5r5^1rr/.-^IR£t/.-&c. ^i- 
 
 Factitious, a. v. Artificial. %^?5r, *dV-)T, ?;f^, ^I'f^^. 
 Factok, ?j. t. Agent. 3T3r?TT, 'JMlWi, ^KRHlft. 
 
 2— iu arith. or algebra, ntnrq^ o;- nq^T^//. T^n. 
 Factorage, m. v. N. 3T5?f/. 
 Factorship, n. v. N. itjtt#I"TWT m. JmiwRut/. 
 Factory, ;i. aT5?^f^ 3T|T m. T^Rt f^\^^f. 
 
 2 T. Manufactory. ^HT^FTr m. 
 Factotum, n. ^r^Rrft or i^, J^rprr^ TrjT »». 
 Faculty. See Ability, Power. 
 
 Facund, Facundity. See Eloquent, Eloquence. 
 
 To Faddle. See To Fiddlefadble. 
 
 To Fade, v. n. wither, ^ptrrof, ^r^T^'if, #H^^^, ^JJTJTT^^, 
 
 #Tnr'Jf, ^5fof or g'T'Jf, sfT^'jr, ^ira'tTr^ t^ m. ^tif y. o/s. 
 
 2— of colors, &c. f^or, ^^ijf, STK^I, tl m. ^:^^-Z7\t^ 
 
 g- ofs. 5r5<iv, f^z^r-f<?n^-ir;frri-&e. ^rot. [ ffijf. 
 
 3 faint, disappear, v. To Vanish. fSfl^^TT^fr fm, ^ift^lT- 
 
 Faded, /). V. v. 1. -^R^^T, tn 'TF^^ir, &c. i^f^PT, iir^^. 
 
 ^iRJ, 5nW5T55, H^'M, S'iT^^qT tTpSTT, :ff^. 
 TxvvSQ, a. that quickly fades, f^^^, ft'^W. [Xf m.n. 
 
 F.ECES, M. excrement, tt^ ««. «. /'o/i. J?^ m. ^ m. iTftT w. T- 
 Colorless or white f. ar^r^JT^ ". 
 Frotliy and mucous f. %f?F5 W^/- 
 Thin and watery f. sq^;/. <pnp m. ^T^j^ f. 
 2 See Deegs, Dirt. 
 To Fab, «. «. v. To Toil, ^^tw, ^F^, ^'H m. pl.-'JfH m. pi. 
 -&c.5pT?r, STTT^TTT w!.-3T?T^TR: »». /.-&c. ^T"jf. 
 2 yroio wearied, v. To Tiee. ^of, STK^, '<T5pif. 
 2^0 Fag, v. a. See To Tire. 
 Fag, n. See Drudge. 
 Fag-end, «.— of cloth, &e. JJTt/ pi. ^W. m.f. 
 
 To twist or secure the f. ^5f5/- ^ri=5^, =IT^5/. ^TS'if. 
 2 See Eefuse. 
 Faooing, n. Y. V. N. 1. — act. W^if n. ar^arpT m.f. 3770^- 
 ?: ?«./. awfq^ m. 3frTf^ft/: 'iT^nft^/. arfwrf/. ^^TTT- 
 
 Fagot, re. iftat/ ?^ff^ >TRr »i. TT^ /. nlq^ wi. 
 Fagot-seller, «.. rjiocf^qr, JTI^z^ttt, JTtoffq-pn'. 
 2b Fail, t'. n.fall short, become dcjhicnt. Tgrof, ^T^of, ^rf^ 
 
 -;tott-^;t-&c. <Tsur, ^ f.-^.f.--^-r\ »».-^JT?ft /.-&c. ts- 
 
 ffr g. of s. 
 
 2 ifcojHc extinct. ^5t, g^Of, ^Rof, T?^, 5^, ^^tm, q- 
 
 3 4-//i,?-, decline, decay, S{c. — hopes, spirits, strength, Ac. 
 
 I Hrsmf, -^\%w.7A^ or »fr5-T5ft?T q-iit, ^^lif, ^t^sctt, g^. 
 
 j "if, JTn^, HFM, ir^HJJ-, ^of , aiHof, ^iR'it, ^fil, ^rrtrf /<T- 
 I qjiit, 't^TT'^, H^ «. pi. ^^^ g. ofs. ^sm / pi. TT^of. 
 I 4 — eyes, ears, &c. become impaired, ^"jf, ^K^ w.-=?T^»». 
 
 I -kc. HNUI. 
 
 I 5 y/6'/(/, y?><? «C(ry, v. To Give. H'FT'jf, 'T;^^'^, ^pq'OT, ^IH- 
 ot, q^T'iif, 5TFl"'f. 
 G m/««, miscarry, v. To Defeat, "^^t ^^"^, W^.^ 
 
 ^?r^>if, aTgqqfTT/.-^T^f^TTf^/. fRlf y. f/«. 
 
 7 //c deficient in duty.^-^.^ pjott, S^iif, f^=q^, ?TR (7</i-. 
 
 'wi^ or %0T, arrR w.-?npKFr/.- jsTRTw/ ■w.^f:f.-&c. ^jtjt, 
 
 and withy, o/"*. flTjf-q-5iTf_ 
 
 8 become bankrujH. Sii^'Jf, JTof, jfrs^, ^TWJf, ^qPI^. 
 To Fail, v. a. forsake, lea.e in the lurch. STfTT n. ^ijf, <p^Tr 
 
 Fail, Failing, Failure, n. v. V. N. 1. and Deficiency. 
 g^ 11. ?T5/. ^?:/ rfr?:r »«. H'JT/. 3T^/. 
 
 2 f^/ fiif^/w. "ji^r OT. 
 
 3 ojif? Decline. ^\%^ n. &c. rfrs m. irrs^o!/. 
 
 STRft/. f5I'45Tjft/. 
 
 7 ^ /. 555 »«. ^FFR/. ^^r/ ipn^'m / 3T=n; n. ft- 
 "Prft/. rT^rf^ o;- ?r;n^ «. 
 
 I. a. f. a iveakness, ^c. T. Fault. ^'iJf ?^. rfur n. 
 Without fail, v. Certaixly. ?T=5<'trr, 3^q"5?T, 
 Fain. See Glad, Gladly. 
 To Faint, v. n. swoon. ^F^r/.-H^/.-^P^JT m.f. iriff in. 
 
 con. Hj-'jmrf-Yf%jj?r ^CTT^ 'Jf'qft or a^'^TTft/ 'M. 
 
 2 Zose courage, ardor.^ cj-e. v. Colraoe. tftr wi.-^T^nn^?;. 
 -&c. ^frSW, TcE^, ^jT'^of, ^ti^T/ ^^"ir TrSof-iraoTy. o/"»-. 
 ^? n.pl. ^^^g. ofs. fzf\ or W-^\ f. ;;/. 'TN'Jf y. o/*. 
 
 3 See To Vanish. 
 
 Faint, a. of sinking spirits; inclined to swoon. <i;^iT?5^=JT 
 ^i^T^ 3TF7^T, H^^V^^, T^^''?*^! ?^"^'f'^^i '^=^T^T 
 
 To bo f. sp^TFRor. [t^rt. 
 
 2 — of colors, ftf^ remiss. f%^?:, 'iT'-^, <T^<PT, Sr^RTf^ 
 3 — of sounds. H^, ^fT^T, "llO*, ll'TT^T. 
 
 4 slack, sluggish, unanimatcd, languid. IT^, f5?5T, ^tt=r, ^- 
 
 5 ?cea>i;, s?(y7/^, little in degree, ^lldot, ^?I^, FJ'T, 3TF7,
 
 FAI 
 
 CoWAltBLT. f^Cr4, ^H^, 3T^«ft- 
 
 FAi>r-iiE.vnTEn, 
 
 rilNTED, y". V. V. 1. ^TTjjf 3TT^, &C. »JWff?T, ^T^^TH, H- 
 
 Paistiso, «. V. V. 1. n^f / H-.^iwr/. =FIH m. g^/. 
 I'aintly, m/i-. V. A. 3. ITT, JTTIT^. 
 
 4 »i^, gj?nf^, HS'^.i^'X, y^HuiM, Pm^'ir. 
 
 Taistx^ss, «. Y. A. 1. ;j;;^H^/. '?^f=T/. »^^TfH/. 
 
 Pair, a. ( of complcxioTi ) or— tlic complexion. rRT rcmws. 
 nVrrr and Jfrf';?^ and nf^ fairish, ?n^r^ o;- wt^IoST, 
 jftTPH', "TtTT r>rW, T^^, niT, T^T^, ?rT^ or FfT'^'n ( and 
 afrilii/icili/ dl«5lH<M ).— iulcns./(/r os ///e Z(7y, /Zie «ko)p- 
 (/ro/j, cj-c. nTTT^T^, 'W^TJft^ or tTST^T^ftn 'TRT, iflTr HT- 
 <TfT^, %! 'TtTT "TH, "?t^TT «frT, ^51^^ irHT^. 
 
 Fairish, v. supra. PiU'Tirr, 'TRRTT, 
 2— of weather. 3^r5T, g%5t^T, f ^T^NT, ^^TTNT, 3'- 
 -^lil--ll,f^lT^. 
 
 Interval off. weather. ^^TTS/. d'Ml^/. 
 3— of wind. qr^tHFT^, MI'NI, 4l<i'^l, ^^ pop. ^TFT- 
 
 4 rqiial. equitaUe. reasonalle, v. Just. sfrtsR, ^T^Tift, 'ft- 
 
 ~.. T^, minifui-+; jjo/. MHifui^, ^'^T rtmt^, ^T^, 'fr- 
 'q', ^'<Tr4, Mi'i^iq', ^rra^T. 
 
 By f. moans. J^nift? or n^TiiTT^TT^. 
 Y. and foul. ^sqpTO^q-_ 
 ]•'. but false, fld+l TW ^-i+l. 
 F. words. rTs^rS €r?50T n. ^^\^f{f. 
 .'') iiprijlit, lionoralle.^ — of persons. srrTTf&I^ /;0^. SITTT- 
 
 ofT^, ^rr^JT^, ?nr5 7^0/). ?n^, m''Tr, %^/t^, %?ft^r. 
 
 (■) woderalely, good. SRT, sfTRfT, HT'tT, 5ITT=rT?r. 
 7 Jiaiufsome, v. Beautiful. ^5T, ^ef^, Jj-M^^rf. 
 
 Fair one, \. Beauty, g^t/. ^TT^T^ff/. 
 
 The fair, the fair sex, women. 5jtq-^/. pi, f^(^J f. pi. 
 
 5 See Legible. 
 FaiR; n. great marJcef. iMT or 5(W m. ^'c 2^'^F- W^ O'' F^ *". 
 
 Faih, Fairly, oi/u. t. A. 4. J^TPTl^, ^rff^, j-YTTTJTfJr, W;i=r- 
 
 1. completely, y. "Wholly. ^rT<F, f^TfHTJ. 
 Faiuiso, n. H5f,3^t^ ^ipp^ 'flTai'^?=fr suntt/. 
 Faiisxess, n. V. A. 1. ^jr^f. l^KquTTwi. &c. mVr^n. 
 
 2 J^llmHTm. f^^jFTT/. 'iTg^TRTrfprn. 
 
 5 qrKTfarr?on»». ^^/. ^/. groft^mnm. ^'trT^rw. arif- 
 
 304 FAJL ^ 
 
 Fairy, n. q^/ ;Ff?^?iT;fFrT/. 
 
 Fairy, a. 'TfNl, M'1--<^r ?ri[^jr^. 
 
 Faith, n. Mief of revealed religion. ?Tr^»;r5r/. mw^f^/. 
 
 2 /r««; /« Got?. HRw. ^'^^ f 3^^^/. "T^JT^^KJiT^r /. 
 'ITH«n:fn^/. 
 
 3 /rtt«^,— goner, v. Belief. f^'^THJ/f. =iT5T/. J^^TTTm. fH- 
 
 Bone with f. 'ifstW^. 
 
 Strong f steaJj/ leli f. ^^f^Jigq'OT. 
 
 To break/ f^T'^l+lNMOT. ^T^. 
 
 4 «/. religious system, vmm. W^n. JTr'IwJ. 'T'<T''». ^trTT^OT. 
 
 5 See Faithfulxess. 
 Faith-breach, n. f^'^ll'HtiM're. 
 Faith-breaker, n. f^'^T^'HM+n, f^=Ml«''-IM-T. 
 Faithful, a. firm in leliif of reliyion. ^Tn^iTT^ft, ^Tf^TTT^'T, 
 
 SfTT^i^, 'WTTT'm, SiT^NI-i, siTJTf^PT. 
 
 2 trusting in God. ^X^^^JJ^T.-^^l-&c. ^^^^^m^-f^■ 
 
 s«rTfft, p^ni^^Tjr. 
 
 3 slanchh/ adherent, c^'c. pTT^, ^.HH'^H, SMMMI,f^H^- 
 
 4 keeping faith, observant of promise, SfC. =^,<ki^, ^TTO, 
 
 5 conformable to trutl, v. True. ^TT, H?q', ^<TM'<T, ^''.Tr<5r 
 Faithfully, adv. y. A. 3 gHFTH, srirrHsi'MK, ^^Tf^"?^^. 
 
 4 «;q- Tng^r, ^t^ott t^, ^"wnr^, Ac. 
 
 5 ff"4'TH, q"<TTf^, 'T'irprH. 
 
 Faithfulness, ?!. t. A. 3. ?iTT=T». ^^^Tinr'n- T^\^'^^}m. Sttt- 
 
 ?r^t/. f=TJT!KfF7:i7:fr/. ^5»Tf^/. ^-^f^wf- ir^Hf^/. 
 
 SfplSlrll/. Wj-HcI^-IHT/. 
 
 5 ^'^Tirrm. ?f^?fT/. m'<^T^'^n. q-«TT'4i=TT/. qT'4fr2-"^«. 
 Faithless, a. nnbelieving. arf^'^T^ft, »;r5T^^-^Jfq'-&e. H7«T- 
 
 2 perfidious, v.Yai.h-e. ^'rT, «JiMI?r, ^TTT'^rr ^i^-^I^, 
 Faithlessness, n. v. A. 1. ari^'^ra'w. 'J^f^^^V^FW f. f^''^\- 
 
 2 ?rW/ ^qr^Torm. irjJTT=ft/. f^JT^i^rrft/. 
 
 Falchion, n. v. Sword. ^^]m. 
 
 Falcon, n. ^^wm^Jm. ^WTWT or ^Jm. ^T^f[m. i^^m. 
 Falconer, n.^f^^'[^■m^?nT^^ 5ff|ft?raTtrn" %3^ f^iWR ^ottTT. 
 Falconry, n. qf^H^rpJTT ?r?;^ f^Tq^ ^^M n. 
 i 2b Fall, v. n. ^'^., T^tJf, 'Trr?r»--&c. ^M y.o/s. ^T^. 
 
 To f. asleep. ^\^ f. ?5PT'jf «'». con. 
 
 To f. along senseless. <P^«. TS'^y. o/s. 
 
 To f. suddenly or with agitation, ^sppof, flr^T^Df. 
 
 2 sulside, decline from intenseness, v. To Abate. Tgiif, 
 
 3 ie degraded, ruined, Sfc. W^, -H'.(olui, si^af, ^"Jf, 
 
 ^n OT.-^^!rr/.-&c. ftw g. of s. Tr?TfT-»?'E-=vq-Fr-ifeFr-&o. 
 
 4— loaves, Uossoms, fruits, liair, &o. ^^, 15^^, "F^T^-
 
 PAL 
 
 305 
 
 FAL 
 
 Z ado. TStif, 155 /.-%Z?ff /.-^TS /.-T'IT^ro5/.-qTT5S/. ?IT- 
 loj- ^. o/! s. [ifM- 
 
 5 ( in battle ) Je IciUeJ. q^, q;^CTf, «fnTTm %^, ITR^, 
 
 6 away, groiv lean., v. To AVaste. xffqof, ^"TrT'tf, S^B'jf, 
 
 3Tfn n. ?T^!rf-?rreijf-fft5>jf, 3T^rn^, ar^qfit/- H^-^fot, 
 
 55Tjf or ?5^, t^oEot, ^TS^t, 5^, ^HT"^, ^tS^f"!!. 
 
 7 ill; *;hA.' »!, Se depressed. <<rf?5^J^, ^Tc^?^, ^i^af^ cff- 
 
 ^OTT, arm ^mTif. 
 
 8 off; hecome worse or less. H^"^, '■■J«<<J|, f^f^sf^iif , fspTsW. 
 
 9 on ; to ; set to eagerly. T3"if, 31^% ^^, ^TSROT, q'- 
 
 10 on ; upon ; v. To Attack. g^T^ ^^ with ^, 3TPTT- 
 
 ^ 3T5 '^'^i arfTrrqr %#, i^f ts^t, =qT^ ^nif, 3^ 
 with srr, ^Ndffi, q'^toT, <Trft oj- ^t^T?r ?5mot- 
 
 11 out; V. To QuAEKEL, g?:air, f^PTS ?rt.-f^r^M. TS^fr 
 
 12 short of. 3TfR#, ^Fft Tl'if, 5^, 3T"TT /.-^"TT /.-ffr- 
 
 13 to ; apply ones self to. ^'jf , ^5^, T5^, c7fT0T, 3^- 
 ^, f J^. {t^g-ofo. 
 
 14 under ; le ranged or reckoned trith. ^TT^ft 3frS'?r-Hr- 
 
 15 in with ; v. To Meet. ^\zf. q:^^. 
 
 16 See also To Apostatize, ToKeyolt, &c. 
 
 Fall, Falling, n. v. V.l. — act. T5W n. &c. <?rT^ n. qirf m. 
 iT?5^ n. =sq;r^ n. "^^f. ^^ m. ^?T^ M.f^^T n. 3Tq':'Tr- 
 
 F. of rain, ijq-fq- m. MH^Nf 5r"Tfq" ?». f f^/. 
 
 2 3rm: >» ^OT^ »». sfraRT ?«. 
 
 F. and rise. g"rll<-^'o m. 
 3 — oc^. ^^^ «. &c.— slate, t. Degradation. -^yfJi/.g^ 
 
 4 5r^ «. &c. ^raoft/. ^rscjjP/. 
 
 Great & rapid f. q^^ t/i. <T5T5T ot. Hv-lNci/. 
 I. See Wateefall. 
 Fallacious, o. sophistical., deceptive. 3Tr>TTOT^,3TT^I«lfH+', 
 >?rrT^, Vtirq^^, Vftf?T^?l^, f%5tcfTHre^, ftr^frtsrirtTT- 
 
 2 «oi well founded, mocTcing expectation. Hlfcft^, ?fT^- 
 
 =qT, TJ^rftu^MI, >;iffdMf?+. 
 Fallacy, n. sophism, cf-c. arPTRT m. f%5trTT'»TRr ot. 
 Fallen, /). T. V. 1. T5c??jr, &c. Mfrid, =sg?T ( esp. in comp. 
 
 asFMM=-5rr, q^'^rf, 3Tf=T^FR^5?r, )~"iifefT or fcmfe?T 
 
 (esp. in comp. as tooth-fallea l^lfefis^r, hair-fallen f^T- 
 ferf^^T, and f^T^Jf??, fsiiTfa^if^^T, f^mfefrftq, &c. ), 
 
 Fallibility, «. v. A. ^^qWrnquiT m. &c. viH-iJlMrl l/- 
 
 &c. >3T'^TcIT/. v;rtf?tqH«». 
 Fallible, a. liable to err. ^?PT^ ^^'nT?rT-^5fT^-&c. ^TOTTTT 
 
 Man is f. i-:if^:q^saTfet. 
 Falling sickness, n. v. Epilepsy, jtt^ or fifT^/. 
 Fallow, «.— ground. qftfr,qtt'15, 'TT=jrTt,f^5IFiqtt^T,'TFP:. 
 
 F. for years. ^JH^lrf qj'^iT. [f?f %^.?5T. 
 
 2 iI'/< unsolved after ploughing. ^flTr^n^ ^1 ^TrTRt- 
 Fallow, ». ground at real. ^%f. q^lrl ^rtY^T/. 
 To Fallow, v. «. STfTT^qr^IT sfr qTrTFrt=^ '^oT. 
 Fallowbeeh, W. (J^ ^Irft^T ^T »». 3TI^. 
 False, a. not true, — morally, ffw, ST^Tf^, ?5^^, rJ-O*, 
 
 ^^,"?I^jrer, f^'*T, HTT, 3T?^T^,— freely, indef. &c. W,7:^ 
 
 rsisT, ?5^^T q5H:^, s-mirf^ii, ?5qr?^r?rT5, p^^rrs^mr^. 
 
 2 «oi ^riiP, — physically. ?3Prr, FI5:^T, ri'il'+.,fiT2-"<?T, 3T?IrT, 
 8 treacherous, perfidious, faithless. ^^RT, ^littl*, #7^7, 
 
 K^^, ?r?:fTT or ^FKT, ^q^Tt, JT?ir^ ^pq^, T^tr^^rr ^=ft, 
 T^r^^ #?r, ic. f^H+^<in, sjjTTr^, arMinifui^ pop. ar- 
 sTHTfoFF, ^-^q^, ^q?:Hf^, ?^f;fjfl", 3TO?qRf?ffr, f^, f;5, 
 
 f rJT^T ^"'T?:r-5fT^^-&c.— freely, indef. &c. ?IJ^ sfST, ?!?:- 
 
 F. but fair looking. fJii+l qT ^^^. 
 4 counterfeit, not real. #?:r, ^ql-i'HIol, fTT^TT, %H:?rT, JT^- 
 
 3t, ^=^1, ?5f?tiT, qjqift, ^q^rqr, ^'FTrqT, ?t^t^, sRT?r, 
 
 si:TT^?5?5T, 3TRrfm. 
 
 Tlio f. and debased ( rupees, money, &c. ). ^KiiiKi 
 
 ("q^, ^=qr &e. ). 
 
 False-heaeted, a. v.False. ^'^V^ ^€t, mi--JI ^r^, H^- 
 
 Falsehood, Falseness, Falsity, n. v. A. 1. rt'ms*^/. ?5- 
 snfr/. #?rrt/. ^r:/ <3i§q^ ««• &c. sra^rrr/. ^w\z ». 
 
 cfiTq^^-sr «• ?if^ «• aifft^ »• Mqi^l^ m. — freely, indef. 
 &c. ?mt^j^nf[f. SMlilrifTTSt/. c55ITfte^PTft/. Sltfte^TT- 
 
 2 ^CN^R^mr »n. &c. ^"mf / ^/. 34^rMdl/. 
 
 3 ^T^rf/. ^r^/. ^P-TTHTT w!- &c. efPT?: '^. ^PT^iT w.'^^HI^ 
 
 /:^m^^/.rr?ir5n f ^%qTJrT»».&c. f^nrq^fTT^fr/.— freely, 
 
 indef. &e. FJ^TTitS^/. ri«<l ^ rf M I 4t /. fl'Mlilrf+lO /• 
 
 4 ^ijquiT »». &c. ^m^f. ^/. 
 
 I. o f. an untruth. FS^rrfT/- 3T^ m. f^TXiTPTPT^ «.1ttwTT- 
 q=qH W. fH5!;qrf?f>/. 
 Falsely, a^y. v. A. 1. #?T, a. decl. t'^^irffiT, #cq^T%, &c. 
 
 2 l^aqr. 
 
 3 ?55iut^CT, ?i5nft'^, si^m^, q;q^. 
 
 To Falsify, v. a. render false Ig interpolation, ^'c. ^RT ^- 
 2 prove false. ^\Z\-'S\^-^^-&,c. ^f^-^^^Z^-W.^s^ ^m^m, 
 
 ^Sq'JiT m.-'lq^t?^ n.-&c. arrwjf. 
 
 2 violate, break by falsehood. ^VC\ ^P^-qTS'Jf, ^V^f.-&c. 
 
 armot, JTT^. ["TTJTqf^f »«. 
 
 Falstaff, n.fat and happy fellow, v. Fat. noCT^qT I^^T or 
 
 To Falteb, v. n. hesitate in utterance, v. To Hesitate, ar^- 
 
 ^^^ or 2j^wM or arf q)55'jf, :?;t^qr5i;'jt, ^^iToSiif, Jjq-iui, 
 
 pTPToT, n'^^.vj^\f. pi. ^of, ^T^lftZ-WCt/. sr^^ g. of s. 
 
 2 fail, yield, sink under, ^=^'^, ^^f^t, <t--^-+.<>«i, +^'(,«i, 
 
 i9
 
 TAM 
 
 306 
 
 .. . T, T^^TT^, w^i ^^"^, TJwr, n^n^jf, ^f^f- ^m. 
 
 Tame, n. nputation, nnotcii, ahhrili/. qftm/. ^^f^^ '«. 
 
 ?T wi. ' i MNMi w- arnr^TT M. t^ »». 5^T^ w.y. 3^, 3^, 
 
 vHilNI '». 
 
 To acquire f. HWI'H' '^f^^, =Tt^ n.-^?T ».-&c. iMctqul, 
 ernrsft 5?T/. J'TTT'jf, ^FTr/.-^f^rt--«rfOT m.-&c. TT^T^r^, 
 q[r^ m. JIM')"!, 5r5T wi.-Hn M.-«r^ »«.-&C. riNui, &I<:+<.'J| 
 
 To lose one's f. f^^?r/ TRT^^. 
 2 rumour, talk, Iruit, v. Eeport. 3T^ or aT^[^ /. ar?>=rT 
 
 /. qte^/. ««• 3TT^T/. ^r^/. ^ITrrt/ 
 Famed, o. v. Famous, stj^jtt^, STfff^, ^?fTH»TPT. 
 Familiae, a. of or helonging to a family, q^^fr, J^^MI', ^- 
 
 2 unceremonious, free, easy, ^^^i^^s^^f^r^.^ tjoiMailH, ^^ctnoTl- 
 
 To become f. Hts/- =^''f g. of s. 
 ;? !C(W versed in, accustomed to, ^c. V. Conversant. ^- 
 ?rTT%^, qm^^, x^^k^., 5rNT?53T, &e. ir^, *t?it, hj^tt, 
 mr^d'irr, ^Ti+^'iK, ^tff^ttr. 
 
 4 leell known. ^V^€m., q-^^-TlH^.I, Tfrn^fFT?^, HT%ff- 
 
 5 intimate. ?T?=!'ft^, ^fFIlt, ^?T'jfRT, »Tft^, 'IdHil^qr, ^- 
 <£\Hr£\-.\ } or qoCTH^t^, ^^'rn^t^, ^'tr, ?t^^. 
 
 Familiab, ji. intimate. ^T^, ^ofTRsfT^ fjT=?. 
 FAiiiLiAitiTT, ji. Y. A. 2. ^^^cfpTTWr >«. ^oC^'Tft^qcm ?n. &c. 
 3. 4 ?Tt? »>• W^ »«■ ^H^^fnfr/. JTTf^TTTT/. lTTfr?T/. ^- 
 
 omi^/. gw5T^/. ;iT«mT »«. ^r^rf /. Tra?TT >». q'flSR or 
 ^w-f. ^^rmt^/. 
 
 F. breeds contempt. riUMUt ^^t W(^, ff?ff 3TT^- 
 
 To Familiaeize, «. a. lalituate, t. To Accustom, q^pjft- 
 
 •TTT »J.-?TTT^ m.-&c. TRW, TT^l^. 
 
 To become familiarized, ^f^fur, vTM^IOTt, ^^/ c?FT- 
 of in. con. xcith g. of o. 
 Familiaelt, ade. T. A. 2. <Mdi|oflrmuiH^ &c. ^oC^Toflrr, ^ToE- 
 
 qoft?T, &e. H'^H^^ir^rRf'f^, ^^^rf^^^^TRTpr. 
 
 5 ^offifofR, 5?^^!^, ^^TTT^. 
 
 Family, n. household, ^'c. ^751 n. "^Ki^K n. q^ «. q^ f^y^ 
 
 m. /)/. M<--fiHmw w. 2jZ. Tfr?Tf »». mR=JK ot. TTS'fk n. ?7- 
 
 ?^ m. ^^ «. ^fitril in. Mrt»i|ui?f w. 2)?. m^rfrHi'l n. qi- 
 
 r^q^nr m. ^r'STK m. [=5nT»J. 
 
 Custom or course of procedure of a f. W^^KR m. qCT- 
 
 F.-quarrel. ^f^^f jiop. STT^F^ m. tfrffeT »>. W.W-' 
 
 F.-cares and aaxieties. ■A.VJA}, or sfPX^TT m. 
 F. of little ones. sjToJ^ or stT^S^T m. 
 
 FAM 
 
 F.-circle. t^<Ms*t/ ^"T^H^olt/. ^HoE w. 
 F.-stock or store. qr%qjTt/ ^fl^/. 
 
 Of ilio f. qr^, 3T?Rn, 3T?r^'=5rr, ai^T%, ^qftT. 
 
 Pension or provision granted by Ooverumeut to a 
 family. «||ciHt^^t/. STTcETTtR^/. 
 
 That has a family; a family man. jj^t, ^At)|55T, ^5i- 
 
 5nH?7, ^ji'M, qrqitt, ^li^+Ct, ^T^qrl^, ^r^nrt, ^^- 
 
 Tliat is the earning ( or sustaining ) member of a 
 family. ^rS?TT, ^rS^T, +^x)+mil, ^r^rTPrn, *HNdl, ^F- 
 
 flliJrllMrl. 
 
 2 V. OrrsriiiNo, Childeen. h^^^iiS n. /jZ. H^^t n. />/. 
 
 ST'fsrrS w. ;)Z. [ ^. 
 
 That has a family. ^JT^sn or 55T, 'flt^TRn', +^'-l-^=ir- 
 
 3 house, lineage, race, tribe. ^^ pop. Wi^ n. ST^T m. jfr5f«. 
 
 ?rt^/. ?jrT^^?T m. 3T;r?5r^/. 3?-^?? »». 
 
 An emigrated or extinct f. iT?n?>5!; n. 
 
 Extinction or ruin of a f. ^p5?5T7 m. q^^TTT m. W.'!^.^K^ 
 
 n^r%^ OT. ^f^/. n. rTciq^ ?^. '<Tl'-6l=(liiy. ^TT<F5!:'jft'/. 
 F.-practice or rite. ^^NK m. ^^'cTH m. cf^T'HHURM. 
 
 F.-honour or respectability. +riM4l<^l/. *'?lr+.<T m. 
 F.-quality, trait, &e. tj+lrild/. 
 F. -pride. ^cTlf'TirR tn. 
 F.-ties and connections. <S>r^'Am. 
 F.-priest or spiritual director. Jc5n^ m. ^PTTt-qjq- 
 m. 'M\^\'^ m. 
 
 F.-tale. ^-^Zf. W^^'^f. 
 
 Head or chief of a f. ^JFA^ m. +rfH15£f m. 
 
 History of a f. cf^T^ft^ «• 
 
 Line, order or succession of a f. +rf4 < M < I f'iV^V^f 
 
 That is of a good or ancient f. v. Gentle, ^r^-l, 
 
 vTrFff^, ^snfJT^m, frs't^Frr^ or :3n^, 3t^?5, ar^ffte, ^rt^rsr, 
 
 ^OT, ^f^=^t^, ■(.■Hiufl^i, STFT. 
 
 That is of a low f. v. Base. ^t^^. 
 
 Of the f. of. Ef^it, q^ftq-, 5f3,T. 
 
 Eeligion or a religious obserTance of a f ^FI^H «j. 
 
 Tutelar divinity of af. ^<~l^=)dr/.+rf^=|r|n.+r.i'HI'il»n. 
 
 To be reduced — a f. m n. sf^Toff. 
 Such designations as ornament of the family, glory of 
 the house, lustre of the irile, light, honor, grace, S(c. of 
 the race or line, are answered by ^7^^^, ^'T'W, 
 +oli-Mr fs^JIT or floir, ^FjfrT?!^, ^^f=T, +'^.1=1 dW. And as 
 applied to females by ^rSfir^TT, ^=f'^, JcT^. Such 
 designations as /iro/i, pillar, stay, defence, Sfc. of the 
 family, house, race, Sfc. are answered by t(<HI<=)t«T, qTT- 
 ^fROT, qruT^m, ^^SrfhfT ^m, ^T^ qfq^Ti, H^irr, and 
 espee. with ironical implication ^ifrs^FM m. ^l^dKIM 
 OT. Such designations as ruin, lane, pest, evil genius, ^c. 
 oi' the family or 1-ace, are rendered by ^^TT^T, ^FTIT, 
 5^K^ %^mTT or q^iJITU, f^^TIT, Ht^-^T TTq"P^ ^iffPT.
 
 FAN 
 
 307 
 
 PA"R 
 
 Terms answering to brand, Hot, scandal, reproach, dis- 
 grace, Sf'c. of the family are, f^^RT, "TTTi^ ^p€t ^FTWTTT, 
 fJSf, f W?fR, ^?T5t^^^, FftsTRT TTJft qr^onTT; and 
 as restricted to females, +ri^,l. 
 
 4 lirtli, extraction, descent, ^^f. ^jTM/. 3T^ »»• ■irwRi 
 
 5 ( of animals, plants, &e. ) ^TfrT^o/). ^TFT/ 'iAm. 
 Famine, «. v. ScABciTr. |'jq;Tr5 ;»/)■ p^ or |!F|o5 m.^Tpss m. 
 
 gf^^ w. T^mTf /. 
 
 P. occasioned by excessive rain. a^Tc^ ^^ or^^PToCm. 
 
 r. occasioned by drought. g^T ^^FT^ m.^RST 5^T^?». 
 To Pamish, v. a. v. To Starve. 3^Rfr rTR^. 
 2b PAMisn, V. n. v. To Staeve. ^m^ iTT^, 5^F5rft, X-hnI- 
 
 Pamous, «. celelrated, renowned. ?rf^^fi^, ^TPT^rft, ^H"^, 
 ^TTHtf^f^, ^IHsHTd or ^, JTiqT^TT, STPft, ^^P^, !7f?r%^, 
 
 &e. ^'^^fiTT=j, ??crrfT, sTp^qr;^, sf?^^TF=r, f^J^qr^, ^fnf'j??, 
 Jrf^ff?, g^f^Si T^i^TFT, ^^TJ^ft, sTm^?T, ^^Tr?5, T^T5^r5, 
 
 HT^rafTT, ^-TldiJHI, aT^^-'TTSTT, €^, f^^, ^Tf^?!, 3Tn?5rT- 
 
 Famously, adv. finely, tjv. ^tPTST^IT, HTO'^, 3"??5^. 
 
 Famousness. See Fame. 
 
 Fan, n. tj^r m. fq'^nir or fsr^rnr m. s^^JT^ w. <R^aT n. ^^4"! n. 
 ql%^ «. [tp?Tl5^ n. 
 
 P. of bamboo matting for fanning a fire. 4>i4>iiJi«. 
 2 winnowing lasJcet. ^T «. f?m. ^'T^ft/- ^Jjl «. — de- 
 precative or diminutive. ^^% n. 
 
 To Pan, v. a. iw m. STTTin, "T^?^ ^TTT m. qiT^ijf, Hd^UNKl 
 m. ^TT?50T, ^i+Ji, ffST"^, 5f^ot, 5R^FI=r'if, ^?7°t, 5rr5"if. 
 2 See To Winnow. 
 
 Fanatic, Fanatical, a. v.N. — of persons. q^f^^TT, «TH%ST, 
 
 vTTTg2;T, ^'jriiotr, %5rfwr. 
 
 2 — of Opinions, &c. qri^^i'^i, &c. 
 Fanaticalness, Fanaticism, ». relipous pJirenzg. tTHf^ 
 
 n. tp^tl w. qT^^cE n. S^prr^ «. ^fw n. 
 Fancied, p. v. V. ^^Trf, K^:^fr^rT, ^iRr). 
 Fanciful, a. ivhimsical, Jnimoia-some, — of persons. HHH^^JqT, 
 
 zm., ^^^. 
 
 2— of matters. ■W^'^^MI, PFR^ft, HHRi+, KH'.^P^ri, '^- 
 
 Fancifulness, n. v. A. 1. ^{^mi|| m. SJf^Tirr ot. &c. [h^\- 
 
 Fanci, «. imagination. ^r^TTT^Tf^/. +^mi«mi'"q' «. ^F?"?^- 
 
 Creation of the f. JTRB^jf^/. MHl<'<T^f?/. 
 Play of f. ^^fqT^Jnr m. 
 2 at. notion, a tliought. q^pq^TT/- STT'Tra m. HTO m. FT^ 
 
 Fancies, /are/asiM, phantoms. ^rTHRjf? /. 
 
 Pretty f. ^ m. -^li'+.l ?«. H+dl m. 
 
 Wild f. Crude f. %'2^^?IT/. f?r% m. fsR^ ?«. %3 n. 
 
 3 taste, conception. f{^ n. JT^f/. ^TT^ ?«. ^^^T^tt/. 
 
 '1 a whim, a humour, r^.f. ^RTT m. ^nf. tj^ m. JTh^/. 
 
 I'o indulge fancies. Sf^jj^ m. /)Z. ^"Jf, T^t Tfs m. ^i. 
 To indulge the fancies of. jTotT m.-iJ5. ?«. 2^/.-?!T3 »».- 
 
 2b Fanct, v. n. :F?tf^/. ^Riit, JJC^THT/- H^fcT ^ »(. ro«. 
 
 '(Idul in. con. H^'iflr\T f.-'R^f^^ f. qf^JT^f. [^. o/o. 
 
 To Fancy, v. a. imagine. ^fT^^oT, ^?q^/.-m?PTT/.-&c. ^R^t 
 
 2 like, approve. iT^T€-TO?ft^-^ Nci | ■ti -TRRI-&C. q^-T5- 
 
 OT m. cow. 3Tr=r5''t in. con. 
 Pane, »j. v. Temple. ^^]^^ n. 
 Panfaeon. See Hectob. 
 Fang, n. pointed tooth, cJt. g^ m. g^^ w. g^^T^M w. sp- 
 
 Panged, a. v. N. g^-in=ETT, ^ci-^iiiirihi, ^j=5^1. 
 
 Fanoled. See Gawdy, Showy. 
 
 Fantastic, Fantastical, a. See Fanciful, Imaginary. 
 
 Fantasy. See Fancy. 
 
 Fae, adv. ^, ?7f»f, 37=IT, rii^=J<. 
 
 As f as. fq"4q^, f^T'^TT^, f^'tT^, or ^'^J^^r^ &c. 
 
 As f as this. tTv:^?^'?:, f^iTTTtm, '^''^^T^, ^?TT^^, 
 
 By f. V. Much, ^f^^, "PR. 
 
 From f. I^H, ?5t^. [^. 
 
 How f. Jpreq'T?f, +l<i'-ll%?Tt, +"li^<, Hf-dHd, %'<I5T, f^- 
 
 Of f. and near. rF^^f^T^?^^. 
 
 So f. ^5ifiT#?r, n'4Trt?ff, ff'tT^T!:. 
 
 Fae, a, remote, distant. ^W, cTfsf^, pf^^, f *T"^, f7^'<T. 
 
 Pae-aimee, m. ^t^f^Rfl". 
 
 Fab- AIMING, w. ^^^^RT w. 
 
 Fae-fetcited, a. v. Fohced. ■^^^ aHcj^i, ^T^T, 3TT^ ^TT- 
 
 Fae-pieecino, o. S^^qt. 
 
 Faesigiited, Fae-seeing, a. s^t^^l^, 2^^??Tr, ^^^1%, ^^- 
 
 Paece,». — in the Drama. ST^^Rn. 
 Pakcial, a. V. N. ^^^, ST^^^Ni'-ft, !Tf?Rf%^rq^. 
 Paecy, n. ir/. t^/- 3T»^^ ». 
 
 Faedel. See Bundle. [ s^n. 
 
 Paee, PaEING, n. feeding, livinj. ^M?!. 3T^«. ^OTn. ift- 
 
 Coarse or hard f. 3TT?5rTT?5T'». ^rST ^TTSrHJ. 3Trir5R5T«. 
 
 aR^TT "SR^ n. ■s\~-{iM^(n. aT^RTTrsR^n. *I-M<'^^<?i. yR:^- 
 
 ^RR^T^T". V^n. ^q'OTspift rHd^ufl ». f *rr5RT «. ^^n. 
 
 Dainty f. good pudding, Sfc. A\^^[^n. "llsMm «i. f*T- 
 
 Poor f. dl++"'^-IT/. /)/. rii^HiwR n. 
 Eich f. nutritious diet. <^<| •+,)». ^I^/. 
 Sumptuous f. JHl'l^l %^uTra. 
 Good fare's a good Doctor. ?^ ^ =^q. 
 2 passage-money. *rre«. ^1^5 fl. ^m. 
 3— by ship or boat. Ht^m. 
 To Paee. See To Go, To Be, To Peed. 
 Faeeweli, adv. v. Adieu. ^t1%, ^?qFT ST^T, ^ 3T^,
 
 FAS 
 
 308 
 
 PAS 
 
 J'ARi:wEi.t. «. V. Leave. ^Tmm. 3TT?TT/. 
 Fabisa, «.— in botany, nnq^w. "RFIot. 
 
 *? flour. qt5 «. fr^ »*• 
 Fabis^ceous, a. Hifrt/^. n)<il--(l, frsFT^, f^W^T^, Fn-.i^ui^. 
 Farm, m. /o«J leaseil on rent. vi;\'-^H ^^7=^ ^^TTt^T/. (:TT='TT- 
 <f AH ;' itl- ?TfTn<irT'». +'JNHI'«- 5>JN1* /. ilfft^". '<f5I «. 
 Oiii 1"./. out oj the }<arish. aTR5Tw. 
 Out f. holder. 3fNi+0. 
 2 ( of tho revenue, customs, &c. ). f^mTTm. JtTT in. ^- 
 mm. if^r or -^in. WV^f- 
 
 EoU or schedule of farms. ^^ttR^m- 
 To F.uiM, r. (I. ( the revenues, customs, &c.). lease out. ^- 
 S^, ?tf5 ^of, <ftfff^, JT^«j.-5^Rr«.-&c. JpCT ^, TT- 
 
 2 /nXe o)f lease. ^|^ qiif, <TIT^ ^^, K^ m.-f^JTlJ m.- 
 
 3 /)W, T. To Cultivate. ;TFrT"it J^Tof. 
 pABii-nousE, ». ^H+-MN' ^^TTT^ ^» 
 Faem-TABD, ti. ^M+-i|l---'-ll ^rrT% ?r^iq<1irt-^' cjTgrf n. 
 Fabjieh, w. — ( of fields ). itr^^, TTft (csp. as opp. to ^3- 
 
 ^ o/" '<T?!5nt^ lauded proprietor ), ^FnpfT, ^^Tift, ?T=sr- 
 
 vftcft. See also Agbicultueist. 
 
 2 ( of the revenues, customs, &c. ), v. ConteactOe. f- 
 
 Fabmiso. Sec AoBicrLTUBE. 
 
 2 ( of the revenues, &c. ). ?i"Mt/. ^THT^/. 
 Faesess. See Distance. 
 Farbaoiitous, a. v. Medley. "T^H3?HT, M'^Jicfl-m, ^^. 
 
 ^5^, fiT».T. 
 Fabeaco. See Medlet. 
 I^BEiEE, n. horse-shoer. '\\<^A'\. 
 
 2 horse-doctor. ^\i■A\^\A'^m. ^lotiTi.0, ST^q^, aT^ql^- 
 
 Faeeieey, n. V. N. 1. HT^Tt/. 
 
 Faeeow, «. Z/i/t>j- of pigs. T^Vi^ \r^H. 
 
 Fabt, w. trr^m. aTTH^rjm. 3T'^i,T5 TO. qf>i<FlirT5 m. sff^r/. 
 
 Fetor of a f. ^^^^zm f. 
 
 To Fabt, v. n. qr^, T^^w. ^RW, TT^ni.^n^, ?:?;^ot. inri^. 
 
 Fabtheb, a. more remote. 3Tf=i;p3T, 3TTTT,3tK (in comp. as, 
 F. half. 3TnT'4. F. or coneludiugparfc of the night Sr^'- 
 TT^. F. or ulterior division, side, country, &c. ;JtTT'TFT, 
 
 ;jttt^?, str^?^, Trrrfii, ttt^^t, ^trjpt, &c. ) arqr (in 
 
 comp. as -flTTTvt, TfPRTFJl' ). 
 Faetiiermost, Farthest, a. ^^\i^^-■^^i^^ ^^ |Tfm, ^- 
 %^nrrqT, ^Tf?T^T^. See Fchther. &c. 
 
 FAExniso, n. v^,^ ^;:r^^ f^iT?fHr ^ ctt^m^ ^rm an^. 
 
 To Fa3CI>-ate, t!. a. V. To CnASir, lit. fig. JTRiJr, JTTf »». ^- 
 PT^^, HT^, ^q/. 5i^ JRut ^. o/o. ^^J;^}. JR^ y. of 
 0. JTr^?T- &c. 5FT^. 
 
 FA3CEfATED,2>. T. V. HR^, &c. K%T, ^f%rT, ^, ==1^^- 
 
 c5, sr^, ^r^ft^^. 
 To bo f. =qjFiif, =?njrft-/. -^ii or nn ftiif y. of s. 
 Fascination, n. v. Y.—aU. JTRot «. &c. HRuft/- »ft^«. 
 
 FASniox, n. make, cast, &c. v. Form. 3TT^R m. fh? m. ^- 
 
 vnf. ^iift/. sT^cfor/. 5TR wv. nfft/. 
 
 2 CM^ of clothes, Sfc. 5f?T OT. itFTifr/. qjRTtoff/. 
 
 3 general practice, v. Custom:. ^^TT^/. frfrf^op. ^/. 
 
 SHTR »». cfr^FST^m wt. WX\ f 
 
 To go out of f. SoliJr, "ift TS'if. 
 
 4 See Mannee. 
 
 To Fashion. See To Foem. 
 
 Fashionable, a. popular, current, established ly custom, v, 
 CusTOMAET. ?;T^qT?^=5TT, vfRni;?^^, c5T^f^5, ^tfi^, 
 
 2 ohservant, ^-e. of the mode. ^P-'T^Sf^TTT^rT, fl^Tftrft- 
 
 =srT, i^T^^^T^==TT, &c. ?r>-"q^rsT^i1%^, ^yq-g-q ^NiH< ji ^"t , 
 
 To Fast, v. n. go tcithout food. •St^m^-3T=5n^'T5IT-3T?TT- 
 Pl<|olT-&c. 3TWot-n^, OTRTMi.-'-fH'^1=Tw.-3T^TT^«».- &c. 
 qRiif owJ 3T^tff-^3^ Mi. con. 3^^^^^n. cpT^. 
 
 To sink and form hollows — the flanks and belly from 
 fasting. W!Vt n. ^Z.-^TT^-CTT/- pl.-W^n. pl-&c. iRrijf,'ft- 
 Zn. JT^PT^^T or ^q;r^^ ^FT, qkTc^ H'TT^.'^'Jf, ^sWt 
 
 *nPT^/ fr>jf. 
 
 2— religiously. 3^TRrOT.-3"'T^rRr»».--c! H1 1| u|w. -&c.:p^. 
 3 — dietetically. ^^n. ^FT"^. 
 Fast, Fasting, n. v. V. 1.— art. a^^jTT^f'^ ^"Jtw. STH^RTw. 
 SRTTfRwi. f5R?T=T«. 3T^^^n. 
 
 2 g'TT^T'W- OT^RTOT. ^qTTorn. PrI^Km. pRI^K£jd».3RT3T- 
 rTtRrM. fHr^THiRf «. tr^TT «. ( among Muhammadans ). 
 
 3 H^TTw. 
 
 Breaking of a f. qRiifw. qROTT/. TRWw. «. %¥, ^fR. 
 Fastings and austerities, compreh. OTRT aTRTT^Tw. g'- 
 
 MI'HrllHIHJK. [^TRWw. 
 
 F. and eating on alternate days. trRtiT qRiir or qR- 
 F.-day. a Bangan or hungry day. "pf'PT or <PT^Tot, 
 F. to death. siRfN%?T^n. — That is fasting to death. 
 
 STRfM^. [TRfw. 
 
 Eigid or utter f. ^^4^^ TTP^nTw. f%T^T?Tw. f^n^ ^- 
 
 FaST, a. fixed, firm, tight. ^, Jl^T, 5TH, '^^'S., 3T3o5, ST^S, 
 
 To play fast and loose. q^+FlS/ ^^. 
 
 2 ( a color ) TigT, ^JRRt. 
 
 3 ( of sleep ) y. Sound. itT5, f%f%5. 
 
 4 V.Swift. vJT^^, ^t?;^^. 
 
 Fast, adv. fixedly, firmly, q^, 1^, TSJ^fii, ^re, q^^ i|ol+<;, 
 5155^7^, TT^T^fT or ?, ^^, ^5. 
 
 F. asleep. iTT^-^^q^-&c. f?f^c5T, 
 To sit i. press together. WC^. 
 2 swiftly.^ Y. QUICKLT. SPR, ^JlcJ^, %lft.
 
 PAT 
 
 309 
 
 FAT 
 
 F. by. See Near. 
 Fast-DAT, «. OT?fraT^-7q>rJTr^-&c. f^ m.^rfhinf^w.w. 
 Fast-handed, a. v. Miserly, ^mmi ^3T?, ^S^f^. 
 To Fastex, v. a. mnkefaH,—>;cncr. 5ityrat,iT3:^F^-^-^5-^- 
 
 2 make fast fo, tie up, S^'c. r. To Tie. 5ff^?r ^HJot, jfr^T- 
 of , ^^01 or vT^^ stf^^, ^fR^of or ^^f^^ «tf sfi^, ?ff T^- 
 
 3 up ; secure hij closing, loclciiig, lollinj, ^'c. rtN'Jf, rTT^- 
 
 4 together ; v. To Link. ^rfl^'Jf, ifS'Jf, ^'V'^^. 
 
 To Fasten, v. n.Jix one's self. f^^.Z^-'(^^^-^V^^-&c. tR- j 
 
 Fastened,/!, t. V. A. 1. srt^^^^TT, ^ %^sr, &c. f^q-ask. 
 
 2 3T^r5^?rr, ^<3'f^^ ^rttrS^TT, &c. 
 
 Fastening, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^\^^ n. &c. ■R^OT/. siv^ri- ». 
 
 I. that hinds or fastens. ^^^ n. 
 Faster, n. Fasting, ^.a.v.V.l. ^s^\^]^^ <i^>jiki, &c. OTr- 
 
 ^, 3""T^T^, ^'Trf^, 3T'TT|Tft', 3i ^. 
 
 2 ^wm-+< or ^ft, S'Trf^, ^Hi"S)U|.&c. ^Frrf, 1%TT^^, 3T- 
 
 Fastidious, a. squcnmish, nice, v. Dainty. ^ptToS^^tT, ?jT<T- 
 ^R, ^""rS^T, fiT^;TT^^"fT, fjT^Dft, =q"r?T^5^, =qr^7r(t, =qY^f- 
 ^^r, #rroi!r, ^"t^-^TT^, fTt?:;;f7p!t, frr^^^^Frfr, f^T^nTwr, f%?i^. 
 
 Fastidiousness, ?i. v. A. fH^M/. fiRrFI^fr /. ^r3R?T- 
 f /. fl1'Ic4TUi| VI. &c. [^f. 
 
 Fastness, n. v. A. 1. n^T'TT m. ST^HOII m. &c. STS^t/. ^^- 
 
 2 q-'^TOTT OT. &c. 
 
 3 'il«H"il m. &c. 
 
 Fastness. See Fort, Castle. 
 
 Fat, a. having fat, plump, flesliy. J"?, Tfrj'!;, HT^, iffH, ff- 
 
 Tt^Tft^, iraf 5, 5^5^T?f, TiFT^flrr or 'j^^M^'ln, ^M;^H|- 
 
 — reproachfully, with the power oi gross, bloated, corpu- 
 lent, lulky and flahhy, full-fed and sluggish. ^PT^TT, ^m- 
 ^, qt^TT, "mm, "fr^TT, TWr or tfte^r, ^, TH HFI^T, 5- 
 TR; or STTTFTr, ^1^, l^r^rr, T^, 5f F^TT, H'T^ir, f'<TT^"?. 
 Appellatives or desiguations involviug this sense and 
 implication, and thus answering to fatty, porpoise, pig, \ 
 gtalled-ox, harrel-lelly, tun, butt, Sfc. are yrs n. spjT^^. 
 
 55TT, 'fFwTT^T', fT^qr^r, qf'trr, ?^'<t, ffrtrr, ??r^T5r, srr^- 
 
 F. and happy. ^TrSTSTTtTT, g'SJ"?, ^'SJ'?, 5^. 
 
 To become f. and flabby. WA'^^ m. ^5JiFF?;!ff, ^FPTH m. 
 ^retT^t'jf y. o/" s. ^2^^, ^^ ^■(^^E w. |m y. o/s. jtotjj. 
 =q^ g. of s. 
 
 To get f. "fr^m. 
 
 To get f. and saucy. TpjT'Jf, MMuj. 
 2 oily, unctuous, rich, Sfc. f^q^, f^q-, ^^, ^^t«. 
 
 3 — of soil, f'^nnir, fE^^uiq^- 
 Fat, n. ^^nut /■ ^^i^ «. H9[ «• ^l^r /. Km^TK m. Htfl>^ w, 
 
 Tf^^^ M. '^\ m. 
 2b Fat. See To Fatten. 
 
 Fat-witted, a. v. Stupid, ^^f?, ^^^ff^, -^Hgf^. 
 Fata Morgana, n. ^v^i^^T. n. q'^sj^jf?; /. 
 Fatal, a. of or lelonging tofatc^m'^j.^ hf^,\^'^^''i]., 3T- 
 
 2 mortal, killing, v. Deadly. ^1"-:/Qu||, irFT^iTT, ^FI^, 
 Fatalism, n. the doctrine of uievtfuhh nrces.sily. '\^^\^. m. 
 
 Fatalist, n. ^=nJT^, STR^'-^niT^, 31i'<i«ll'(t, "^f^, "^I^TF, 
 Fatality. «. invincille necessiti/.'^n^^^f-\i'i<.r^ n/h^IT^- 
 
 ^[mf'^^vrnf. 
 
 2 See Fate. 
 Fatally, adv. t. A. l."l^,"S.'M'MI'IK. 
 
 Fate, n. x. Destiny. "^M.'bFiivr/. WMn. r^Mf^f. ^K^^n. 
 
 Drawn by one's f.%f^ afT5^?5?5T, ^Irtl'ii'a. 
 
 Stroke of f. 3T7^rT«». 
 
 Speech, promise, &c. as sure as f. Sf^^^OT. sl^frif^ 
 
 n. ^^mf. 
 
 2 appointment of destiny, v. Destiny. +q|Ql». *Hi«<«rT/- 
 
 ""^sj^ or ^T/.%#m«8. qi?m«. 
 
 Fate-controlled, a."~^5nin,"^«rTMt=T,%FTrr. 
 Fated. See Destined. 
 
 Father, n. stptwj. fr^TTOT. v»H+?78. -^iPiHIff?. frrfrfM. rTTrrM. — ■ 
 as a compellation of respect. iqT«IT»J. rft"4^»J- ?ft'<T«- fft*T- 
 TT^w. "H^M. 'J^jf-T"*. — familiarly, as Papa, Pa. »iT. 
 House of one's f. f^'JIn. 
 Like f. like sou. q'tjliw rt'-sTTJ^:, q"<TT^^ fTtlT ^^-^ 
 
 The children are wiser than their fathers. 3n^??TRf TT^^ 
 To Father, v. a. See To Adopt. 
 
 2 ascrihe to one as his offspring. snTTT'TT?/!. F-^TW-^T??^, 
 fT?Rcj-^tjTq^«.-fT5Tcira"q-ws.-&c. ^of. 
 Fatheu-in-law, n. ^^WKlm. ^y^xm. 
 Father of one's f. 3Tr%OT«TTOT. 
 F. of one's son or daughter. RcJl^t pop. ^^J^m. 
 Mother of one's f. arr^^fig/. 
 Sister of one's f. aTTfT^miJ/. 
 
 The respectful compellatiou for f. (wife's father) is 
 iqTPrr; and ( husband's father ) HiMi'jfl or f^"^ used 
 plurally. 
 Father-hood, n. wW^^m. f^^f^rre. ^^i*t^«. 
 Father-less, a. lohosef. is dead. 5TiHHl<+r, f^|t^,HrtRri-^), 
 
 2 whose f. is not known. f^RT'^, arf^^^.
 
 Fathebly, a. «rni«K<Mt, f^^ J, PTTH^^T, fr^HHPT. 
 rATllOM, n. — the ineasuro. o^jmn. poj). Jft^T/. or qWTm. 
 To Fathom, v. a. encompass with the arms. ^fcTot'Jr, ^cCilotof, 
 
 2 sound, try the (hpth. 5T^w.-rT55'«. cfr^ax-TiT^OT-rt I «l "i -^'f . 
 
 3 tij;./n</ //'<" hoilom oj. »n»T»n.-f5^oi?i.-fepTOTT»».-^rq'm. 
 -&c. B | c|u i and in. con. rtl'WI. [ rJ^^T. 
 
 Fatuouless, o. bottomless. 3T'<Tr^, aT'otn, »niT^, amT*^, 3T?r- 
 Fatioce, n. tveariness. !if^m. W.^.m. ctippw. TmspTTwi. TFT^- 
 
 ip/. rfN«n. Hir^'fl/. =iTffrr/. TirsiTK m. ijTTf^/. ^f t^/.aTTTT- 
 
 ?Tot. — geuerally or freely. ^ftoTTFT'n. 
 
 2 toil, V. Laeob. «nTm. ^F^wi. 
 To Fatigue, v. a. wcari/, v. To Tire. smiTW, f^TOT^r^, ^T^PIW, 
 
 ?iT5r'>iT, HFT^. ?'ir^'».-5Tt^»».-'mJr2T»«.-&c. arm'jf-^'jf, 
 
 Fatic;vep, /). T. V. «m7i%r5T, Ac. oj- ai *H^,r^i -■RloT^^-iHrfrf I 
 .&e. iSPift, ^fTSt, iTt^, SiTf?r, <Tfr=!Tf^, '?!T?r, ^iFT. 
 
 To be f. V. To Tike. «m^,^F^0T, COT^of, ftTnroT, TRwr, 
 
 Fatness, 71. v. A. 1. -Tf^/. 'rftjf^/. 2"2?rT/. ^5Tff^/. |?5- 
 
 2 f-^+,u||i/. r^+,umui| m. f^'-O^r/. ^^ «!. ■w^iot'H'Jii ??;. 
 3b Fatten, d. a.v. A. 1. %^;ftjf^ 'J"E-rrr3Tr-|?Jg5ftrf-&c.JRi?t, 
 
 v{T^ or artTR HT^"^. 
 To Fatten-, v. n. ^mw, arfTR TJ;^, 3TtiT«.qT^-%5f, FTT^IT^, 
 
 fnnwrin, HI Jioi. 
 Fatteseb, n. Fattemko, ;>. a. v. V. A. J^ +J.u||'j, ^^- 
 
 DTTTT, &c. MlPi*, jni+l<+-^'l+-&c. ffT, ir^^tf^. 
 Fatuity, Fatuousness, w. v. A. ^^ m. ?g^ «. fq# m. f^- 
 
 vj^ m. 1^5/ i^f?/. jirm/. 
 Fatuous, a. y. FooLisn. Tjf^, =q'§:?;, T^f^]. 
 Fauces, n. v. Theoat. ToIT ws- ^5 w. 
 Dryness of f. q^/. ^PS^TPT ?«. 
 Fault, n. defect, absence, dejauU.y. "Want. 3T»TR)«. ^?TT/. 
 
 2 defect^ imperfection, flaw. ^TT m. ^ m. fjf] w' Hn 7J. 
 
 Ef, TiT n. 
 
 To find f. T. To Br.AirE. ^ m. ^-^5Sr-?ir5r"^-S^- 
 
 aTM^, ^T?ot, ?fr5/. %«rJf, ^^iif, fsm o>- n «. qis'Tf-^RTif, 
 
 ;5 omission of duty, failure, neglect, ^-c. arqTT'O'W!. 3T^Tr5r 
 m. ^ »^. ?T^/. "pn^'m/. ^RIT/. ^PTrTT/.aTcR «. ?I"PR- 
 
 4 ill quality, evil, vice. |^ur»!.|?i^T'JIn.^TO. W^f-^m. 
 
 5 mistake, blunder, v. Erkob. =^ Am. ^^/. 3T^5 m. 
 G failing, foible, weakness. 3^ «. ^fT «. fe^ «. tiT «. tPT 
 n. inr n. ^j^ n. 
 
 Fault, foibles, &c.— as ripped up or draKCedtoligbt. 
 
 ^c^ 'm\rtM\f pi. :m^^^^f. pi.v. ^^^^i^ or w^- 
 
 ^ n. pi. V. q^, ^r^TT^ ^^ g;^^ „. ^i j,_ ^,5^ .p,^^ 
 /. ;)/. ». ^KT^I^f^'^ n. pi. V. ^fTO, ifffiT, ;p^-.j „. ^X :p^. 
 
 ^0 FAV 
 
 or aft/. V. ^i^, ^FVRfft/. /)/. V. ;?^, %. 
 
 That is foiul of spyins^ out faults, v. Censobious. 
 
 ^fr^, 5>rji!rf, fe?5?tf, fe^pt^, fe^rjinff, tuf^. 
 
 To briug up ( agaiust ) one's faults, foibles, &c. ^- 
 ^Z n. 2)1. 5:^in-JTf5^, :TTfe^t/ pi. ^fn^T, f^^/.-f - 
 ^n^/.-f^«TT/ /jZ.-f =5n^^/.-&c. ^FT^ (J. of 0. 
 
 To expose or diseloso one's secret faults. iTl's^ m.- 
 
 sprir^ OT.-MHfrfi-i^ n.-^qirfid^ w.-cJtmfr"T jw.-Ti'frsj^^ 
 
 JHTJT qTTTt/ ^Tiif,"^^^^ «. ^I^, +<mrn /. pl.-^W^n. 
 pl.-fm^ n. pl.-'H'H n. pl.-%iil n. pi. ^T^ot. 
 
 To watch for or spy out one's faults. ^^JfT n. TT^'Jf, 
 tiTT^'JI w.-fe^T^iJI ?i. =R^, fe^ n. pl.-^^ n. pl.-^^ 
 n. pi. q'T^'if. 
 7 puzzle. See Peeplexitt. To be at f. '4!pJf, rRH^, %f%- 
 
 Faultily, adv.llunderinyly. ^n^^rf, ^^FrTRTOrT or sfPFrf. 
 Faultiness, «. V. A. 1. ^u\^rJU m. '^^ir\^^ m. &c.^t^r?TT/. 
 
 2 ^IS^FWTT m. &c. ^nr m. '^if m. ^^|ttht/. W^TTq^Tr/. 
 
 3 aTTTT'^TTirr m. &c. ^^P^frTT/. ?rPW^^/. &c. ^ «. 
 
 4 ^.mf. ?T"?5T^fr/. 
 Faultless, a. t. N. 1. and Complete. ^TrTT, "M, f^FPRTT, 
 
 2 oMr^ Peefect, Sound. flT^lT, ST'^Tf , f^#5, aro^, 
 
 f^^PT, f^"^5i, fjrsrrq', =^T?rT^, fMrs, fH#7 or >f|-, f^"?, 
 
 H^r ^ HT^ ( purus, castas, &c. ad unguem ). 
 
 3 and Innocent. ffrOTTrtT, aTJ^RTT^, 3R^RT«ft, f%?f3T^- 
 
 Faultlessness, «. V. A. 1. JT^TOTT rn. "pffTT/ f^smr/. 
 
 2 fsnT^frfTtfrr w. &c. firH#5t/. f^f'^Pn'/. ?Wrrf^ ??. 
 
 3 f^TTTTrqTT'JrT m. &c. r')<H<|tr?IT/. &c. arq'TTMi I F^rM n. 
 
 Faulty, a. v.N.l. imperfect, incomplete, icanting, v. Defec- 
 tive. 3TJTT, ^FTffT, STJlrtT, 3T"TUI, ^?r, f^^, f^^SPT, 5^^- 
 
 2 having defects, imperfections, llemisJies. flaws. <Ml^'+,<, 
 
 3 yM;7/y of faults, T. Cbimfnal. StTHeft, 3=F!TFft, ?f%- 
 
 4 haling ill qualities. I^uft, ^'^^trft, aT^rnijft, ^^'fe, ^T- 
 
 5 hacitig errors, t. Eeeoneous. 3T^5, ^^, 3^?. 
 Faun, «. ^pf^T^f 5f^%5?t=5fr ^^ ^rm. 
 Favoe, »!. Z:i«£? regard, ^'c. T^^^ m. H^T^?ft or 'HM'FI'/ ^- 
 
 ':/ ?^/- ^^TT^f^/- ^m^r^^F^ «• '^^f '»• ^^/- ^nJT- 
 
 T/. T^/. g^TJT^/. ^W^ m. f^TFR^/. f^Tjn/ fK. 
 
 ^t/- 
 
 F. and aifection. ^^XV^V^f. 
 
 Given as a token of f. M^|<^, STT^ 1 1^+ pop. swif^. 
 
 In f. of — legal decision, &c. rR;%^, ^^t or cpft^.
 
 mv^ 311 
 
 Object of f. ^MHl-54 n. ??TPTr^=T «■ 
 To creep into f. with. qprf^T fkn^. 
 
 2 o f. an act of JcinJiiess. 3'q^lT m. aTTHTT '«. ST^TR or 
 <JfW^ n. <ihdH+K '". 
 
 Eotliru-f. Ht<HH + K ?'«. 
 
 To upbraid or tiiuut with favors. ^TIT m. f^FT^, 
 ??ffT sfJT^ijf, ?TT »». M.-^cf^xnr n. %qTif, 3TWRT »». 6i*ui, 3"- 
 
 3 ioA-fH o//. :f?rT^ }!i. iflldiH n. 
 
 4 T. Paetiality. d<>fr'il<r/. 
 iTc? Fayoe, t\ a. befriend, Sfc. ?^/-iH^<a||rfl/.-&c. ^Rijf, 
 
 ?JTrxf%/.-:T3n:/.-5ter W--&C. g^iot-^r^-^, f|inf'7/.- 
 
 2 afford advaiifaje. ^rt /. =R^-^, 3WFft-3^T^lff-&c. 
 FavOeable, a. propitious, kind. vj^Jqiq', 3Hd+,r^, qK^^TWT- 
 
 0'- f^"nr, sf^, sf^^, g!TH=5r, ^■'^^fntt, sr^'Trft, gT^rr or 
 
 To become f. — fortune, &c. S^TS'^t, ^'RW, T^ETotuf, 
 
 2 promotive, helpful, S{c. v. Conducite. 3W^t, ?"T^- 
 SC^, 3^T^FTft, 3^^. 
 
 3 — of planets, aspects, &e. T. Arspicious. ^, 3T*ft^, 
 3T^^, »T^^jnT^, T^^Pltt, ^T, ^nqn:, g in comp. 
 FavOkable-VEss, n. v. A. 1. !T?T^iTT /. gir^rar^ /. 3Tn^ 
 
 2 ^■^v\\^^m. ^^^riw/ ^'t^^jit/. 
 
 5 |'2?5rn. 3TT^?^«. »ra M. ( esp. in comp. as =cf?5f?;, fttTT- 
 
 sr?5, 'Tfq?^, &c. ) ^3Tw. [&c. ft^r?r. 
 
 Fayoe ABLY, af?t). v. A. 1.?^, ^"^T^lpft^, Ac. 3T^|^-sr?r^- 
 
 Favoeed, p. v.v.i. arg^ftfT, 3TT*ntt, 7q?5?r, ?jw=ir, ??7t^- 
 
 Ill-faYorcd, Y. Ugly. ^^, ^^T'T. 
 Well-favored, v. Handsome. §^7T, g?5?T'JT. 
 Fayoeee, ?i. Y. V. 1. 5iqT +<UIKI, ?5TT^fH S^TWnr, f^TI^ ^- 
 
 CTTTT, &c. 3TgTT^-&c. ^Frff, 3THV1^'^>, gi|5 or 5. 
 Favoeixe, o. v. Daelikq. 'jTT^S?TT, aTT^rft^ETT, ftt^^, f^,^- 
 
 FayOeite,w.v. Daelino. ?JTRT^». Jftirnrr^re. JTr-^NRT^ m. 
 
 Discarded f. PiHifHW. n. 
 Favoeitsim, n. partiality. rfW^flft/. T^TTTfT?/*. v^^m. ;^^- 
 
 f-vmft.f. 
 
 Fawn, «.|t'J|N'Tl< n. qr^TT «. 
 
 Fawn-eyed, o. ^T^fla;^, H'H-^^, f^n^^m,^fn%=if , H^F^T^FT. 
 
 To Fawn, v. n. cringe, make servile court, bow arid scrape, y. 
 To Flattee. ^ or ^t^ interj.-'^X^ intrrj. ^R'Jf-'^'Jr, 
 rn^B. ^RTof , q^^^^ ?TT^5t, *r3T4f or H^HI'H FTTTiT, -STT- 
 ^^, ^W»«. or WT/. 5r^'Jf, f?rj?l. ^liU'i, aTM^T/j.-^iq-OT 
 H^'lJi.-lMMHT adv. Wi^. 
 
 FawNee, n. Fawning, p. a. v. V. vr^jft +<<<J|KI-*^^oiuiKr-&c. 
 STT^^, -^TT^f^i 3TT^^r^T, ^'■r^STR-'TT, fTTSJ^m. 
 
 Fawning, «. v. V.— arf. ^t^'^^'ii'ra. &c.:ffp)tqTJTT»i.3TT^ST 
 
 FEA 
 
 TKt ^^». [&c. 
 
 Fawninqly, adv. v.V. 3Hl^c||^", 3riJicj+*H,?J5ru: ijsHH'tiM , 
 Fealty, n. v. Loyalty. sf^ntTK;??. f^TT-T? ^?5r?5t/ '^TTTrf^^r/. 
 Feae, «. emotion excited luj the apprehension of evil. H^«. 
 »ftf?r/. 5tTWM. ^?n. 1^5TW»». vft/. 
 Sudden f. See Feight. 
 Through f. 5Tor. 
 
 2 dread, awe, reverence, ^^tt^ttot. ^wj. ^^TFTwj. ?t^Tw. 
 
 ^rnT'tt. ^"Knrj'j. qT??r or ■■^\f^f. ^v^\f. ^j\w.m. ^z'^mf. 
 
 \^^f- ^^^f- "^rr^f- ^"^fW.m. q-=5FFrw!. qr?r/«. ^{^.m. ^m. 
 ^TPTwi. ^iTRfOT. ^W^m. v. ^J. 
 
 F. of man. ?fT^vnT«. Sl^Pftf^r/. 3PF^7^/ Fir^RTPT/. 
 
 3 apprehension^ misgiving, anxious anticipation. ?l'^/. 
 
 arr^T^r/. ai^mwj. ?[>Tq'?n. sr?T=rFr»». mrm. qmm. tn^nr or 
 
 qknT»». 5^5[Trt/. 5t^w."|5P=T/. ^WF<m. T^tTT or ^FmTTwt. 
 To apply to the fears of. TTw. THHcpir, W^f^^^'^'^n. tf,<u7. 
 
 2b Feae, t-.a. apprehend, dread. f>Tof, H^n.-^l^r/.-&c. 3T?m 
 (/. o/ 0. tcilh in.con. ^T^'Jf, 'flT^f^^, qf^IcT^T m. ^JTM 2». con. 
 ^r^PF or ^^^m. ^i^-^W^^ — and, icith in. con. ^ar_ 
 2 stand in awe or dread of, care for, regard as reverend, 
 formidable, Sfc. fHot,->Tq'w.-m^wi.-tmFr/-<S:c. iTrn-qnm^ 
 -W^^ Krrer/.-qWn.-&c. ^^^g. ofo. Kith in. con. ^^ttt^ot, 
 -^HIHH 3T^^ neg. con. "^f^X^m.-^i^VBin.-^^m. ^Wl-^X^^., 
 with gr. ofo. and neg. con. f^ra^JW, 5T-=l+u|, Efspf^ 3TO''7f, 
 ^^^ or q^^Tm. ^tToETTof !(•!//; y. r/o. 4T5r?f or 'tr!:'<mf»T^. 
 
 2b Feae, d. n. be afraid, f^ii, ^^n.-&c. ar^CTJ-EfROT in. con. 
 
 Feae-steiceen, a. v. Fbiohtened. T-^-^f+H. 
 
 FeaEED,;?. v. V. a. 1. ^Tf%rr, 3TT?ff%fr. 
 
 Feaeful, a. timorous, timid, apprehensive. fJTrTTr, f'T^P^, fH- 
 ^, H^5 or n^., *TqT^, ^T^, hI^, firfir'H, f*??"^, «Tpr 
 or vqT5, ip?, if^, ir^^ ^=q-^, Tq-^TR, ^Tmi. 
 
 2 afraid, v. Feightened. TT'ftrr, TT'T^, ^T'T, ^PTTT, 
 
 3 dreadful ^ frigh if uhformidahle , tremendous, terrible, ter- 
 rific, horrible, horrid. gr^fT^tf^^ aT'+.<|ct, f^n^J^, 3TqTT, 
 T'f^R, ^T^TT?!^, fsT^^, f^TRT^, ^I^TTrf, "^. ^TfitT, ^Tf, f^, 
 
 Feaeeully, at^y. v. A. 2. -pTlT^r, T^s^T^^, T^^, Tq^ft^r-Ac. 
 
 3 trPp-T^ &c. q^'^l-MMI'li deel. 
 
 I. See Excessively. 
 Feaefulness, n. v. A. 1. fTrrT^arr m. i-'-msHuii »». Ac. Ht- 
 
 :p?n-/. *r!T^ft?5?rT/. t^^ht^ «. [>--^qorr m. 
 
 2 «nc^ Feae. JT^ n. jfTf^/. T^'frTT'JTT ?«. *nTT^<Tr/. 
 
 3 ar^i^TCTTTw. f^rtrrr^T^T'". -^rq-T^^fsfn. Hq^^^F^j-w.Ac 
 
 Feaeless, a. intrepid.^ v. Bold, f^rnq', 'flHT, arvfTK, ar^iqp, 
 
 2 M0< f7//'fl!!(/. f^qk, ^':fl^, f^^T^, 3T?t^, aTTTRHq', 
 Feaelessly, adv. v. A.l. f^'fq', %tTI^, %^?r!?5I, ^^1^?^,%^- 
 ^STHT, ST^^^, fr*^. 
 2 ^'T^, ^3^i^, fq^^, fipiq'np, f^Rt^ or f^^.
 
 PED 
 
 312 
 
 "Pbarlesssess, n. v.i. f^H^mT/. 3i»ftfrr/ ar^ft^nr/. Hqrr- 
 
 f^ n. H^^J3^mT/. ^_^ 
 
 Fbasidilitt, Feasibleness, n. v. A. v^iNM^JIT'iTT m. &c. 
 
 /. 3fp5/. ». 3TRT=rT m. aftrJIWr »". ^^«f n. ^^^ n. 
 TjixsmtE. a. praclictille, i[c. m\m-s^J-&e. ^fFTT-^TTT^TT- 
 
 &c. 'f: < i<4 M> THT-^rnr-.fcc\ jRiJitq-, q^^T^, ?rr«T, ^r^i^, 
 
 Feast, «. treaty enterlainment. ^Tcjurr^s/. H^Hl-fl W" H^- 
 
 2 (/(T^ 0/ rejoicing^ v. Festival. «il »n. ^OT^TR m. wu- 
 ^ f^« m. ^^ n. \m-=^. 
 
 To Feast, v. a. entertain^ treat. ^-jIHI-ft or M^tJIH^/. ^JJ- 
 2 delight.^ gratify. ^\mn. %^,^mt/.-^y: J^ismy.o/o. 
 
 Jb Feast, p. n. fa/ sumjiluously. rT5^<T w.-TtTTT Tf^R «. 
 ^rrof, ?W m.-[i^A\'£\ /.-^THTT/.-^m^TH n.-^^FRHT^ »i.-&c. 
 
 Feastful. See Festive. \jn. 
 
 Feat, «. exploit, v. Deed. jtt<t/. jt^^^k^m. ^irt^fT w.s<i-*m 
 Feaxheb, n. <ft?r »«. «. fr^riTT m. qr »». TO «• ftf=^ n. 
 
 Feathers. f^HRT »«. 
 
 " Birds of a feather " ^^ Hli-^Huft »i. ^Z. 
 
 F. of an arrow, ^^m. fwRTw. 
 
 Stuff mauufactured from feathers. qi^T'/. 
 
 To get a f. in one's cap. ^ m. rfHUJ. 
 Feathebed, o. fTOT=qT^, fT?ft=5fT, m^, ^ft"^, frf^Ut?, 
 Feathebless, o. ^fwT, 3Tf^5, 3PT?7, aT^3TT?R^. 
 Feathebt, a. Z/^r, c^'c. feathers. fwr^^T VKW. 
 Featube, n. lineament of the face. ^^^^ n. ^^rf^p^ n. g- 
 W.^VJ n. H^^rf^?^ n. 
 
 Features. ^\j,^7.^ n. <il''iMot.| m. rffs ^^ot/. rits «IFT/. 
 
 Feaxubed, o. f ri^^TT, H^urg^-f^^rg. 
 
 Bold-f. ^i^K^,?lTTf. 
 
 Ill-f. ^^, ^pr?iiiT. 
 
 Well-f. g^, ^iH'\\% f ?r?TOT, %^^^, ^{Im^ . 
 Febbific, a. causing fever. ^^j:^^-Z\W^.-^:^^-W'V^,-&,c. 
 Febeifcge, a. sulduing feier. ^HTT^TT^Tq;, ^^Wm, <5^tcFP,:J5R- 
 
 FeBBIFUOE, «. rtlH|-^'-W^|-4 371^*^ n. vr«(HI^^-&C. ^^tT/J. 
 
 Febbile, a. 0/ or belonging to fever. r\WM\.)'^i\-m., 3=^^^. 
 2 indicating fever. ^^^TB^-, ^JSIT^^lV. 
 
 F. symptoms, v. FEVEBisirsF.as. ^ui+.uH /. 
 Febbuaet, n. iq^'tcjqNl J^RT HfpTT >». 
 Fecal, o. n*i-m, tttT'T'T, .TftTT^. 
 Fecclesce, n. foulness, muddiness. TSoET'JTT m. I'iJoiHUll m. 
 
 2 /cfs, dross, recrement, v. Dbegs, DiflT. H^ ?». M.^JOjJ. 
 
 T^ m. Ti^ n. itr; m. tTT m. f^ n. ^^TS ?». 
 Feculen-t, a. V. N. q^, »Tf5S, T^, <^, TToSI^, ^^^IRT, 
 
 &c. Mtrti, ?W5, -T'-'^fMH, f^FpTT. 
 Fecchd, &c. See Fbuitful, &c. 
 FED,i>. 7. V. 1. M}^rf(SI, 1T255r5T, &C. "Ttf^m, 3^. 
 
 Federal, o. pertaining, ^'c. /o o league or compact. ^TTPCT^, 
 
 ?i+<inr, f^-4MHi, ^THT^^iift, ^Hqf^pnpF, WTrfq^, ^- 
 
 Fedekaet. Fedeeate. See Coxfedebate. 
 Fee, n. fief , feud. +UMMim. ? 
 
 2 ( as of office ) perquisite. ik<^(\f. ^-^ot. For legal fees 
 the word "jft/. from the English is commonly used. 
 
 F. of a visiting physician. TTT"FF^aft/. 
 
 Eetaining f. — of a wakil. ^^^rrT?n. 
 
 Fees. iJlf^is TT^/. 
 Fee-faeii, m. »ri+,i^r'». +UMNI'«. 
 To Fee, t;. a. fft/.&c. ^. 
 Feeble, a. v. "Weak. SfTT^, ^%, jsfe, +H^dH., ^P^T^^m, 
 
 Feeble-minded, a. ^%5^^, ^g^=^, ^c<oi^M |[hrr, 
 
 Feeele-tongued, a. fJT5'|=^ ^3f5, ^Ti^ml^ir^, ^^^T^^ora. 
 Feebleness, n. v. A. ^PT^tft/. csr^T?p?rr/. |%crr/. fl^^ITrr 
 
 Feebly, a<fy. ^^rfH, ^rTT^, +^^|{lH, &e. ^rf+| a. rffc/. 
 To Feed, f .a. ^r^?5T t(i~5ui-^at, 'TT^'^, TT^^, "fPT^,3T5r». ^- 
 or, ^=fT^-5i^ tjirfU'l, slri'l'Tr"!nil».-&c. =R^y. q/'o. 
 
 To f. (child, &c.) by the hand or with a spoon. Hif^"! . 
 
 2 ( cattle, &c. ) administer food. ^^T^., ^^TTTTm. tJWU|-^. 
 
 3 v.To SuPPLT. JTJT'Jr, 5TsnW/.-&c. ^p^oty. 0/0. 
 
 To Feed, v. n. sulsist by eating, ^m, ^erctj, ^?fW?rn. jpT^f- 
 "T^m, HKn. iTTCTr, 3TT^ »»• ^^OT ivith g. of 0. ( also in 
 comp. as gTKiT^-"Tr^^-&c. ^^tjT), ^^t^T^n.-a^T^t^- 
 ^/.-&c. %vA with m or ^ ofo. 
 
 Feed, Feeding, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. qt^ot». &c. 'TTT'iTw. "TT- 
 soj^/. qTHH ;J0^. TT^'TM. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ?HnJr n. arrfRn. ( in comp. as 3H->|I^K, <p?rT- 
 fR, t^TR^T^T, 5^'=TrfR, HR^IT^, ^^TT^, nTJTTf R, 3T?^- 
 ^, ffTHT^ ). 
 
 I. See Food. 
 
 II. ( of horses, camels, &c.) reyaZar alloivance. ^^/. 
 TffN or ^Jrftq m. 
 
 Feedeb, «. Y. A. V. 1. 'ft^aii^, <HN1«| qr^iirRT, &c. TT??^- 
 
 V. V. N. ^IWRT, 3Hl^lO ( in comp. as 3T^5nflft, "Jv^l^jft. 
 tll-Mi^itt, l^'^TfT, HRTi^ift, ^rai^Kl, nuil^lO, ar^TT- 
 ^, rHdl^l<t-&c.), vift^ ( in comp. as 3Tvq~3fT^, iTt^T^ft- 
 cft, &c.), g'T^ft^ft ( in comp. as ar^rTTTfift, &c.). 
 To Feel, v. a. perceive ly the touch, ^^fjf, ^'{\m. W^,V^^- 
 |TT=T«.-&c. ^loi in.con. with g. of o. ^H^f^^sTM-^^if^^gT- 
 ?T-&c. ?rH^. 
 
 To f. the pulse, rnit/. qj^, 
 3 try ly the touch, press and squeeze, S;c. ti 1 4 uf, ^jt^ptdt, 
 
 •m^^ui, =sTNgfT-=5Tr5rRf-&c. TTf^, tItw. 
 
 To be feeling one's way; to heat at'out the lush. =Eft- 
 =^TTSot, =qf^W, =qTqat, =Efr5fq^Fr ^pJt-ifTfTW. 
 3 hace perception or sensation of. cjiiuj in. cow. ?m"3Jijf in. 
 con. ^'RT'ir, HTTJi, 3T^'T^OT.-&c.^rW g. of 0, with in. con.
 
 TEL 
 
 4 ( mentally) be affected lij. %ijf, JTPT<ir, ^irnT'n, cTT^ T- 
 JOT J'n. con. f^^^ in. con. 5?r^. 
 To Feel, v. n. have perception htj the touch. W^f m. ^^- 
 ;HM^^-&c. in. con. ^nfTR'J- -&c'. ^nJf '«. com. 
 
 2 appear to the touch. ^^TW •TRW-rlR'jf »». fO«. tJTCOt, 
 
 termor. 
 
 3 have perception mentalhj. JTR'rf^ rTI^M, HW^, ^TT^ot 
 aZ^ ir///j //(. con. 
 
 To f. well. f^sTRT «ft "JTCSt ;». co«. %cHh g. of s. ?RT- 
 
 To f. pleasant or af^reeable to. TR'"^ in- con. 
 To f. sore. ^iT^. 
 
 4 have sensililili/ excited. ^^, <TraT^, +cil«jolui, ^ m.- 
 'TFfT wJ.-^^jq^/.-^FoSira/.-^R-Z^SST »J.-&e. qoT. 
 
 Feel, Feeli>'g, m. sewse of feeling, v. Touch. ^^T wj. ^:<v- 
 
 f^ n. -.^^f\■^ n. 
 
 2 sensation, effect of perception. fTPT n. ^TfT^ m. qt'tT ot. 
 
 t^/. =E?5^r/. ^T^TfTPr «. ^^mrtT «. 
 
 3 sensibility, susccptibilitg. W\^Wfl^T m. ^RTtJTi-y: ^qj/. 
 Hi<?uil4rfr/. ^ »i. qWT m. ^oS^ToST »«. 
 
 To force f. W^^^ TF^ »». a^nirCTf. 
 
 4 emotion.^ passion, v. Sentiment. Hf7 w. ^^ »i. JT^r*^- 
 rf »j. JT^rffrT/. 
 
 Feelehs, «. — teutacula of animals, fir^ft /. 
 
 Feeling, a. sensible, susceptible. fi^J^lH^, f ^T^, ^^^i ^- 
 
 <-''jim<4, ^rrorr?, ^F^'^m^^ #sfa;qT ^nrqr, iT^fT^^fr ^F/ra'asr, 
 
 #R^7^^fW, ^^t?rR"?r?^, TriTT^i^f.^FTOT. 
 
 2 expressire of feeling. ^5;^^ 'JTTOTFTT^Tnr, ^oS^TrnqT^, 
 
 ^'^'JT, q^foT^, ^rf^qr^r, ^cttrh^, +-^uim5:, ^^wtr^- 
 
 Feelingly, adv. v. N. 3. <f>.u||q^^, ^?m^_ 
 2b Feign, ij. a. v. To Inve>;t. ^f-T'Jf, ^^iJT, 'fr^oT. 
 
 2 make show of, pretend, sham. iFT^ w.-^Tt n.-^fT ».- 
 
 -ift?r ».-WT».-<M^i'jir'«.->&c. ^T'^-^y. o/o. i^/.-Mtt/.- 
 
 -?te ff>.-&e. ^T^jf^TOT. 
 Feigned, _^. v. V. 1. T^r;?5T, &c. ^f?TfT, iT?T:^i^Fr, STTfFf. 
 
 2 iT?r^ %?r?^, &c. Trnsr^, ^ir^r, frr^rrsfr, f ^ir^r, ^^- 
 
 Feiqnedlt, adv.x.A. 2. ^TPTH-, fJT?rR,&c. ^ffiTrqT (?ecZ. Ac. 
 Feiqnee, n. V. V. 1. ^f^TOTKr, 'C^PTT^T, &c. ^K^q^, T^^, 
 
 'fi'^^. ['H+i||, iTFFFT^TT. 
 
 2 im^ WRT, &C. Srfl-, flT?mR, fjTH^TT, ^rft, ^RTT, 
 Feigning, 7i. v.V. 1. — act. :?drW n. X"^^ n.&c.^^^jx\m?i. 
 
 2 a«(? Feint. im^F qiJr «. ?fFT if^ n. &e. 
 Feint, «. pretence, sham. JTT «• ^"7 pop. irllT m. ^FPT or 
 
 ^^ n. f|^sfT OT. TrT^ n. |?y/. ;^?5^qaft/. »• ^Hjfq", ^S^m. 
 
 2 OTOc^ stroke, ^c. =^^f. T^T m. |7^ /. ^^^fWft/ «. 
 
 Feints, im^ m. pi. 
 To Felicitate, v. a. make happg. g^-&c. ^pTJt. 
 
 2 See To Congbatulate. 
 Felicitous, Felicity, fc'ee Happt, IlAPPiNEsa. 
 
 313 
 
 FEL 
 
 Feline, a. belonging, Sfc. to cats. JTr^JHI^, >frt^, 1^5M- 
 ^pftT. [ ^_ 
 
 Fell, a. savage, S^c. v. Cruel. =^, 1^^, 3TT, ^OT, JTfTg- 
 Fell, n. See Hide. 
 lb Fell, v. a. came to fall, qr^iff, TTT^ irnFOT, fTl^ot, ^rf^ 
 
 Fellness, w. v. a. f.r?rr/. ^H )i. 3"?T^ /. &c. 
 
 Felloe, See Felly. 
 
 Fellow, n. associate, companion, consort, comrade, partner, 
 
 Sfc. #xfrft, ^^fH pop. ?PT?ft or w\\^, ^T'tft, Tra; ?». sj- 
 
 2 ejMrtZ, ;?e«-, V. Match. q<N<^|, Hk/. ^ft^r wj. Hrs w. 
 & 5T^ot/. are constantly useil in the sense. 
 
 3 one of a pair. •A\i\ m. ^PT^, qiT. 
 
 This is ( his, her, its) f. ( in lying, folly, villany). ^ 
 PTT^ HTK {or ^ f^Tpsft srftoT), H|':i|| TFnflf ^ ^'•OT^. 
 4! person, body, hand, one; — familiarly, ^'i[ m. v,J^7{ m. 
 n. *rrt m. 
 
 Bold and heroic f. JT^TRft m. f^_ m. ni.Hluj^ ?«. 
 
 Fellows — conipreh. chaps, hands. ^i\^T^^^ in. pjl. 
 
 Fine (splendid,dashing,&c'.) f. — ironic. g'5r5T=!n'Hlui^H»i. 
 
 Some f. or other. T^RTT 'fPTrsft. 
 
 Some fellows, some half dozen fellows or other. 3T?5- 
 
 sfrf w^r[ m. pi. ^^h ntKRft >». /iZ. ntTr^ #iTRft m. pi. 
 
 m^^\-^ JTHS^^Rft m. pi. ^T'Z% iT>3!^ m. pi. \^f^^Jn.pl. 
 3T?5% T^ff m.pl. 
 Ton f. 3f<:. 
 
 5 rascal, vagabond, dog ; — revilingly. ^^T m. g^% «. 
 
 6 wight, ivretch, Sfc. — compassionately. tfTTSr, f^T^TRT. 
 
 7 (of a college, &c.) %?5T from the English. HTr^^. [Ac. 
 Fellow is exjiressed in composition by ?r, ?T^, ?nT, ^, 
 
 FellOvv-student, Fellow-scholak, ?». J^'J w- ^^TTST w. 
 
 ^TfFqw)', ?Trfts;q-, ^?ft'4. 
 Fellow-suffeeeu, ». iT^|:<3t, ^TTf '.ift. 
 Fellowship, n. companionship, i^'c. ^ftspT/.w'TrT /•W<T/. ^- 
 
 T wi. W^RT m. ^T^T^ ?J. ^f^T^ «. S^l m. ^=^ ». 
 
 ^rrf^'T n. 
 
 2 ( of table ). ^^ pop. ^T^t/- ^^11% or ^^n'^ f. tI^- 
 
 oq-qr^ OT. 'TM'^rsq^^ m. arvTsq-T^ '«. 
 
 Fit for f. ^^^. 
 To admit into f. T'^ptw qiif. 
 To hold f. with. ^'^\^ iTHot y. o/o. 
 3— in arithm. W%rT/. ?nF?rq-Rofr/-Siuglef. (T%<^^f^/ 
 Double f. ifftH^Fr/. 
 
 4 ( in a college, &c. ) %;^t ^TTZ-T^.^t/.-^KDJ^/ 
 Felly, w. — of a wheel. 3T%^ ?i. ^rf^ or ^\^ n.qTTT w>. Cord 
 
 connecting over a gap two fellies, sri^^locr m. 
 Felon, n. one guilty of felony. aT^nTT^ft, 3"?riTOT^TO''fl', 3"- 
 
 2 See Whitlow. [=qT. 
 
 Felonious, a. v. Wicked, trnr^^y^^ MH^jmH^^I, TTW^r^- 
 Felony, n. capital or heavy crime. aTRTrfFf^TJTT ?'»• •di^W »».
 
 31i 
 
 FES 
 
 Felt, h. ^ or sfn "• ^"'IH "'• 3^"^ '"• TT^ »«. 
 
 A piece of f. ott/. 
 
 Made of, belonging to, &i\ f. '^^. 
 
 To form ( roll out ) f. ^ n.-^TOTSFT tn. P^. 
 Female, n. x. ■\Voman-. ^/ smr^PWTW^r/. 5TTr=5HT^/ Tt- 
 
 2 ( of auimals or plauts ). HTTT/. -MI'M*!/. Wt/^rf^/- 
 Fejialk, o. flo/ »io/f,— uotiiiy scs. ^^i<il^, ^t^TRft^, 
 
 2 belonging to tcoman, v. Femisi5E. ^^, ■MN+Nl, 
 
 F. coilc. siFTKi^ %\V^ «. 
 The F. 8CX. ^ ^rlld/. ifra^i^ ^Rf /. 
 Femisalitt, n. /fmaJd nature. qiq'JpT'Ton »j. ^^ h. ^'^nf 
 
 Femixike, o.— noting sex. ^t^r?ft^, ^^^TFft^, Wt^'Tf^^, 
 2 belonging, ij-c. to tmnan. ^^T, ^-HlrO^I, ^^^''fT, 
 
 y — iu grammar. ^P^, ^'tf^H^. [^Tf^rl. 
 
 Femokal, a. Itlonging to the thigh, in^t^, 5:?:H^Kft,^?^F<T, 
 Fe>", «. marth, ^'c. ^\^^C(Z n. RriTT^ n. TTWiR «. f^tST'T n. 
 
 Fe>xe, fl. guard against, — gener. aTT^H^ n. 3TRR tn. f^elK- 
 
 2 Aff'yf, paling, ^-c. ^^ n. ^ior ^^ or'^ f. J^tJT «. 
 ^ m. amr »». aiNJui H. 3TRR »«• 3TT5^ or 3TT3^ «. 
 q'^ fl. qit^ m. 
 
 DiviJiiig f. 3T7TT ^^/. 
 Gap in a f. «tte^ 7n. 
 2'o Fexce, f. a. secure ly a fence, ^ui jj.-^iw w.-^/.- 
 &c. qwf-gr^ TT^, ^55f_ 
 2 See To Gtakd. 
 To Fence, r. «.;?% icitJi foils, cj-c. «(! a//acA fl«fZ defence. 
 
 ^Ts^fT m. %5EUT, ?nwr«TRr m.- V^l^t\f-&c. W.l^. 
 Fesceb, n. V. Y. N. ^tiq^T %5!:otrt, ^ts'TprraT, ^ JTf ft. 
 
 Practising stick of a f. ^ ot. ipjjjff /. [ &c. 
 
 Fexciso, n. T. V. A. — act. ^dj m. ^uj «. ;pTOi tjiaJf m. 
 Price or cost of f. ^<J]]^^f. 
 X. V. l^.—act. Sfs^-qkmol «!. ?l^v?5\^/. 
 To Fesd, f. n. Jceep off, v. To "Wahd. cfRTif, fHqi^iiJr. 
 Fexdeb, n.— of a fire place. 5?fr=Eff q^/. 
 Fe>->-el, «.— sweet, qfrm/. 
 F. — seed. ?jTOpfR^ n. 
 
 Having the smell of f.— mangoes, &e, p Hi i r ^ e r. 
 Fes5T, a. marsJij/, Sfc. qTOIiTotrqT, Mlum^^^M T, 'sT^T. 
 
 FE.SL-OEEEK, ». JT^fT/. 
 
 F.-water. nvRoft n. 
 
 tjweet-meat of seed of f. Jr-tfr^T m. 
 FiBi5E. See Savage, Wild. 
 To Feemest, v.n. tcork, effervesce, ^lif, fq^rN^m, jiToEdT, 
 
 Fekmest. Seo Heat, Agitation'. 
 
 Fekmentatio.n', n. v. V. ^^ n. <fcc. 3KToq' ot. qTF m. 
 
 F. of dough, &c. ^^\l m. 
 Ferx, ». %^ m. ^^t[f. 
 
 Fekocious, a. v. Fieece, Ceuel. '^r, g^T, JiT^rPTT, 5I?:"n, 
 sjwTT^, f^HT^, f^?f5p, f^^, s^rrsrg^, arrgr. 
 
 Feeociousness, FEEOCiTr, «. V. A. ^^Toir m. S^TTurr m. 
 
 Feereous, a.made,L^-c. of iron. SMST^, c5t^ft, FST^^r, 
 
 Feeret, «. iTcp jr^ vd'iH? g^f^. 
 
 To Ferret out, v. a. hunt and search for. ^i'hA-X^^^-^^'- 
 
 Febeiage, n.fare at a ferry. ;j?rrT »». ^dl^l wi. S'FH;^^?!/. 
 Febeuoisous, o.2w/a7t(«y, (J'c. o/iVy». c^ra^T^T, St^^, 
 
 Feeeule, n. ring round a stick, Sfc. ^^^dim. ^^^ f. f^Z- 
 
 oe/. Mr/. iTr^oft/. 
 
 To Ferry, d. n. TR <R^ or rrft ITIT ^^-?I'Jf, •S'diui. 
 Feeex, «. passage to he crossed. cTT /. 
 
 2 ferry -boat. r^Xf. 
 Feeet-boat, n. Ft^/. 
 
 F. ferrying gratuitously. ^J^^'^f. ^^^\f. 
 Feeet-max, n. :3?nft m. 3TfT=^T m. ?fT=^ ot, rT^qj ot. 
 'Fertile, a. jjrodiicing alundantly. fr^r^T or ST, f^^^r or 
 
 'frPt^t^, ^TT^rrsTT, ^if fq^, gfFF, g'f<T-i?t, ^rfW, ^- 
 
 F. soil. 3^Vr/. 
 2 See Inventive, INGE^-I0us. 
 Feetileness, Feetility, n. v. A. 1. fq^rST^'Tr m. g'ft^PT- 
 DTT m. &c. 'M^'H^'MH «• e^TM w. ^r^^^W-Hi+r^I h, ^- 
 
 ;|-!Tfr?f?q- «. [«i.-ctc. armor. 
 
 To Feetilize, «;. a. fq^Fr^-g^-Trp^T^-&c. ^^'Jr,fq^Fr3rT'3Tr 
 
 Feeule. n. — of schoolmasters. '"TPT-ft/. 
 
 Fervency, Feevoe, Feevii)>'ess, n. v. A. 1. JjcoTriT/. fT?j^T| 
 
 /. ^^ZTiJ. Ff?5^?5t/. m^HTT/. ifr^TJTiTT/. 
 
 2 ^^»i. Fr^;pi?5t/. fT?T/. 5fHT^m. 3rK'ST/. ^fg^^«. 
 Feevent, Feevid, a. hot, vehement, y. Aedent. 3^ror, rr?^<=T, 
 
 2 eager, warm, impassionafc, v. Earnest. T^ir^t, 3^^^, 
 3f^l^1, fr<T^, fRT^=^, f%55pt=^, JF55^5ft^, ?frfOT^. 
 Feetently, adv. V. A. 2. g?f;5#, 3Tf^^, ^^g^q-qspp, |1-- 
 
 Festal, Festival, Festive, a. ?ron^T,?rDrg^r,^tfoi'TT^T, 
 
 ?f^^T=5n", ^F^rrf^TwNfT, ^'^T^^t^fHrr, &c. ;j?^^?i'«i'tft, ^t, 
 
 F. occasion. — as a marriage, &c. JfJRUT'n. «PT^«. sfqT'^q' 
 
 TtniT^n. ;m^r»». ^t^tw«. ^ts^m. \i\'Hmi. VJ^^J^n, jyiR-- 
 Hf^OT. Efttr/. 
 
 F. rite or act,— gener. ^"tf^TM. ^^■Hl^otlOT. 
 Presents (articles of apparel) upon f. occasions, arf^- 
 Tm. Suitable to be given as such. 3TT^?T^, 3TT^. 
 To Fesiee, t>. n. ranMe,grow virulent,— v^ scratch, &c. V^,1^,
 
 FEV 315^ 
 
 2 fig. — inenfally. ^IT^of, 7jqof_ 
 Tesiiv Ah. n.f cast, fes/ive occasion, v. IIolttiat. ^tJTm. Wl- 
 ^TXm. worr^r fcj-JTm. f?Tfir^H. IT^^ n. ^FRtri n. m^7A or 
 
 M. 3r«i^|-m f^?rm. — of MuhanimaJaus, f^/. 
 F. ■witli illumiuations. ^"trH'T"'. 
 Flowers, sweetmeats, &c. distributed at the close of 
 a religious f. rr^T^^n^w. 
 
 Great f. or great rejoicings. JT^tfH^ft. T^TrflT^w. 
 !BloueT, &e. given to dependents at a f. ^\Wfm.7^. 
 Presents (to Brahmans) at a f. ^^PR??*. 
 Solar f. fj|i|'i)cl». 
 Festivity, «. See Festival. 
 
 2 social rejoicing. ^?rr^??!. ^JrH^Tra. 3TPt^^?rr^»t. 
 Fest005, n. — in architecture. %?J5j^y. iR^jr or ijyrwJ. 
 To Fetch, v. a. v. To Beisg. ^^^ STM'^, 'iTM'Jt. 
 
 2 Iring as iis price. f%5Trr/. JT^ in. con. 
 
 3 See To Eeach. 
 Fetch, n. trick, v. Aktifice. 4H4x|ot. 
 Fete champetee, n. <H^=jcrrrt. ^^^m?t>». 
 Fetid, a. v. Stinkisg. qr^, ^n^l^rr, ^, f^'^ft. 
 Fetidness, Fetoe, n. v. Stink, mw/. TOTITt/. ^T'JT'Jr/. 
 
 STkciui/. 5nf'-"'T»- jA'q'M. '^^^Jm. 
 Fetlock, n. %qTr% %^?«. p^- 1%^ ^ 3THrTm Fft^niTT/. 
 Fetteb, «. chain for tie feet. ^tlf. <m^ or^'\m. fHT^m.w. 
 
 7b Fettee, v. a. t. N. f^/.-&c. qraot. 
 
 2 See To Clog. 
 Fetus, Fetal. See FcEirs, F(etal. 
 Fecd, n. contention, ^c. rT^m. n^m. JPrT^M. HiS'TM. 
 
 To be the occasion of a f. — a matter.rl^l'H-frcw rlT^M. 
 Family f. ^jq^PH^w- "J^^irlf »»• 
 ^fiff,fee. jfrar^JW. ^cTTifT^m. 
 Feudal, o. /^e^rf, ^-c. in fee. inw^rsTT, ^I^Pl'O^I. 
 Feudaet, Feudatoet, n. iTJ^TH^, iTFPre^, ^n^pflTTR. 
 
 A feudatory prince or eliieftaiu. ^nTfTM. 
 Feyee, n. rTTTw. ^?^ 'v?^?y. ^^m. ^^^.m. 
 Ardor of f. rTTTpqT ^fTf 1T'». 
 Bilious f. f4Ti^=l<«}. 
 Cold fit of a f. % or ^ «. 
 Common f. ^T^5r{ ^^ m. 
 Eruptions after f. r||H4r|>J| n. ^f^ 37T"^ n. 
 F. ascribed to vitiation of the hile. fHrl-j-tK ; — of the 
 humour ;j7(Ztfym, ^piF^^;— of the humour wind,M\r\^i; 
 — of the three humours, f^f^WTrT^ ^^, ^ff^MM'j-sK — 
 of the bile and air, fw^TTrr ^^R; — of the bile and 
 plilegm, fqrT ^PP ^^T. 
 
 F. — petechial or putrid. ^^JTyrr m. 
 F. — quartan. 5?TTf|^Iw^T, fw^X n. 
 F. — quintan. ^ifPTftf^ :?^. 
 F.— quotidian. V+'lT^*''^- 
 F.— tertian, g^rfl^p^, l^JfR ». 
 
 FIC 
 F. seated in the bones, ^rs^^ n». ^|i+J+dl/. 
 F. with ague. rl^sqT m. f^cirllH »«. ;p3^3r3T?: ?n. |r- 
 
 F. — patient. F.— subject. cTPTqift, ^^n^ft, ^^TfT, ^^ft<T, 
 
 Hot paroxysm of f. riNI'il FJTfST m. ^^TTf^ »»• 
 
 Illusions of f. 'HR^f'?/. 
 
 Inflammatory f. ^r^^^ m. 
 
 Intermittent f. STfT-'TT rITT ot- [f. '^. 
 
 Prostration of strength in f. ^r^^ft/. v. %, ^5Ht3 m. 
 
 Recovered from f. iTrn3==I?:. 
 
 Kemittent or irregular f. f^TTT j^IT, ^.Wf|^ ^'fl. 
 
 Eigor of f. W^milf. 
 
 Scarlet f. 3^^ m, n. 
 
 Slow creeping f. ^cTkchm m. 
 
 Slow or lingering f. :;ft'jf3=q-< m. 
 
 Sprinkling of holy water over f. -patient. ^T^^lif?!/. 
 
 Typhus f. ^FloE^^ ?». 
 
 Violent f. with delirium & syncope. ^f^TWT m. 
 
 To stop a f. by incantations. ;?^ or ^^ m. qfq'otj 
 Feveeish, a. having a sliglit fever. +ui+iTft 3TT?I?ir, «lfn 
 5^15 3TT^?IT, ^RR arr^'-TT, &c. Pf^^^njrf, ^J^Rfj^^. 
 
 F. excitement. tiriiH 7=IT "t. 
 
 To feel f ^CTT^OTur, ^FSHS^r, ( Tl^Tlt, ?mTH, &c. ) ^. 
 SKft^ 3RrJf-T3'^-f=7^^-&c.:jr5tift /-^IHTS ?«. '^"jf-'R- 
 
 2 disposed to fever. 'S^T\^ R^?ft^r, ^JT^t^^TT^, T^R^fte. 
 Feveeishness, «. V. A. 1. 4,ui+uiT'/. ^'iTT'^r/. ^^T/. ^- 
 
 5^fr/. ?:?R^/. T^T^ft/ ^51/. ^5irt/. ^RR/. ^f|?;V. 
 
 Feyeeous^ «. having fever. Crcji+O, ^TR^Tt, ^^^ftcT, s^ipft, 
 
 Few, a. ■fet^^^ or f^^, ^pffr, ifrsT^i;^, ifra', '<?r5^r, ?r- 
 
 Fewness, «. v. A. sifi^^qoiT m. '4T3"Ton' m. aTrTrlT/. ^?qril/. 
 
 Fiat, m. decree. 3TIfTT/- ^1^ "'• ^^Ivmitm »■ 
 
 Fib, To Fib. Sec Lie, To Lie. 
 
 FiBEE, n. small thread or filament. rTH m. pop, rff<T or rff'4/. 
 
 rrt^M. ^ pop. qrf JJ. 
 
 2 ("of a leaf, of wood, &c. ). ■Rt^ w. ^ftT/. f|T^ w. ^- 
 ?; m. T^/ ^ff M. 
 
 Of soft f.— wood, fl^o5, f^o5, i%^, f%^. 
 
 Fibres ( as of mangoes, &c. ). ^^ n. "^X^ n. ( or 
 
 :#€n: &• =^"r^n^ ) sr^/- ^^tt?? '*• 
 
 Fibres ( of hemp, amhddl, ^-e. ) clotted. ^Z f. 
 
 3 ( of a root ). TToE n. qiTRT w». ^/. f^ «. 
 FiBEOUS, a. consiting.^ Sfc. of filrcs. fTHJ^r, ^TQ^T^, ^'^T^, 
 
 Fibula, «. o«Y(?r lone of the leg. qf^-^'--JlR'4 «• 
 Fickle, o. v. Changeable. =q^?5 pop. ^=EfoE, xfqt^, ^^Fl^tq, 
 e^niRcq;, 3^3^R5I", ^^f^, ^^Tqa^rT, ^^ft^qsfqrT, ^- 
 
 Fickleness, m. t. A. xj^a'T'tT m. '^jt'^l?^ «. ^R?^ n. =«l^-
 
 FID 
 
 316 
 
 TIE 
 
 PiCTiON, n.fiihe rrjort, i?r. v. Fahdicatios. 5ifl?n5 «• ?R- 
 fZ n. i:ftf. tlT^f- !•■ ^, ^, f^^. 
 
 1 romancf.mrel Jiibh, i^c. v. Story. ^FffTrnK'^T/. ^- 
 
 a thing f,iijneil,—^c\icr. ^.v^^\J. T=q^/. 5RpSf?IB>r=r- 
 
 Fictitious, a. feipieil. imnjivari/. «Ff=:qrT, Jf>frR%?5r, r^?5?!T, 
 spr'H'^, !FT?<TfsrF, *T^:qrf?1fT, ^5, SfliTTWfcpF. 
 
 2 coiinltifeit. not real, v. False. ^qtTT %?J?JT, ?^H, f^T- 
 S-'TT, iRnr, +M'1MI. 
 
 FlCTlTioi-sLV, n</i'. V. A. ^?'J5, IfH, &c. ^I^jf^riT, ?t;?7T7, 
 
 qjFTiim'^. [3TJrT??TfqR;f!r«. 
 
 FlCTITIOUSNESS, W. T. A. 1. JpT?^^c^ «• ^ft'Hrlrq n. &C. 
 
 2 #?qwrT>«. #s:r/. 
 Fiddle, n. ^it^/ ^^ «• T^IT^ «. 
 
 F. of one striug. fqT^T^/.— player on it, f+H-i|| m. 
 Te FlEDLE, V. n. j)lay vj)07i aJithUe. ^Vf??[f.-&c. ^V^^^, 
 
 2 See To FiUDLE-rAEDLE. 
 Fiddle-stick, n. rj^ m. +hm/. 
 
 FiDDLE-STBINO, 71. ^TTTlfHt FTTT/. 
 
 Fiddle-faddle, v. Of this word the sense or acceptation 
 seems, notwithstanding the Dictionaries, tohe liffhl and 
 reiterate and unmeaning action; and to be sufficiently 
 expressed by the words trifling, idling, playing, fiddling, 
 piddling, ^'c. Under this view of it the corresponding 
 words in Mardthl are numerous and expressive. They 
 liave of course differing particular aspects and bearings. 
 vi<f.'-lld-+.'^/. 3^^T m^f. ^FTS qM or qr^epy^/. ^TJR^/. 
 
 ^J^^j T^^/. j^?jRrf=^;:!;/. 3^^ %cjt/. g^rr^r «j. g^- 
 ^■f-^'^Ji-/- =^i==m^NT/. =Jipft^rfr/. ?reiTqnT*nTOT. 
 
 ft^Fmr ^FTTHK 7». f<+,m--J'?T/. ^M^ l ot l «. 
 2b FinDLE-rADDLE, r. ». v. N. 3'^?^T^?T /-^J^^rT^T^/.- 
 
 ^szu^ f.-=^■[^\w,^] f.-&c. JTisCTr-qRir, rrwi^rRmT ^.-fr^- 
 
 Fiddler, «. \. \. 1 . ^ni^ft m^rsmTTT, OTr^^IT, ^>iY cttc^tt. 
 Fidelity. n.\. rAiTiiFiLNKss. rnFT «• ^KT^TR^ »>.^^trrr 
 
 m. nHifui+wuii »!. snTnfiJTT^ n. [f%m/ 
 
 F. to a master,or lord. J^ITfiTTf^ /. JIJ^^ / :?qTfT- 
 F. to a husband, q ifdtjrii «. 
 5b Fidget, t-.n. le restless, more alout irrcgularh/. -.^ot^o i Pr 
 
 =^3^561, ^J^^ffl, Er2Jf55aT, ^oig^cfr, ^o5=^oc <7'(/b. iTiraTOT! 
 
 in. con ^%it/. ^?;ijf. 
 Fidget, Fidoetino, n. t. Y. and Fidoetiitess. =^^^ n 
 
 &c. 3^T^^ /. ^J. ;j^"5r?r /. iZKZ m ■ pi. v. ^i^ 
 Fidgetiness, «. v. A. ^5^^/. ^^/. ^^^f^' /•. ^^.^^^ y 
 
 ^T'/- ^^5:^/ ^T^fT/. r. ?^, ^^itToi./: 35^/. ?r;r<pr 
 
 /. =5?/^^ fl.— intens. ^-^oTC m. =qcj;RT?»H. J^oJJJoIT^ »>. 
 
 FiDCETT, a. restless, ^c. ^^ or W^^^.^^or^^^ 
 
 Fie, inttrj. ?j, g;rr, ^r, f^-.^ ftrst, ?J:, ftT% 
 
 Fie! Fie! fti?ff^TEf. 
 
 To cry f. «ps »^Diijf, '•g-'<J,''g-fe''J-&c. qrtof. 
 Fief. See Feud. 
 Field, n. enclosure for tillage or pasture, eiKT n. cU^/. 
 
 2 cultivated trad, \^r^ n. cfisr^ w. ??^ n. 
 Blank spot in a f. of corn. Cffl^ m. 
 Boundaries of a f. ^i^^TtTT/. 
 
 Continuous course or range of fields. ^pSTT or ?T«frw, 
 Division of or in a f. Tsff/. TfTT »». ^ctttT >». 
 F.-busiuess; agricul/urcd operations. ?Tft^ /. ^cfT /. 
 
 ^m^m ?!. 
 
 Fields— collect. ^TPfmr »i. 
 
 Fields, enclosures, Ac. — compreb. or gener. \^rrstTf^/. 
 
 Fields, plantations, arable grounds — compreh. or 
 gener. ^iFW^r m. ?Trpfm n. ^T^f^rm h. ^TFTBlft /. 
 
 Living in the fields ( as during harvest ). ^Trfereft/. 
 
 Owner of a f. flFPF^, ?T?ft. 
 
 Person employed to work ia the fields. ?T?nFft, ^- 
 
 Setting of a f. or plantation, rilcjuff/. 
 Small f. EFS?rft /. 
 
 Stand in a f. for the watcher. JTT^ m. i^^f^ m. 
 To carry a f. carry or haul. ^51e|iuj_ 
 Unsown f. m^Xn-f. 
 
 Victuals taken by laborers in the f. f^T^"Tff /. fcj^- 
 cf n. cTTS'if n. ^T^'JJ n. eTT?^ n. 
 
 "Water-pipe fixed in the bank of a f. 'TRat /. 
 
 3 ivide expanse, open tract. JH^PT n. 'RtnT n. HfJT fi.. 
 F. of battle. TtrrfiioT «. T^^/. 
 
 Taking the f. ^^^fmt /. 
 
 4 space for action or operation. ^TTT/. W<JFj n, 
 F. of vision. TT^u^JNI arrfi^T m.-Z^'J] m. 
 
 Field, a. raised in fields. iTHT^fT, fj^T^t, k^W^, 
 Field-eook n. vt'i?? ^^TT »». 
 FiEiD-DAT, n. Jp^'liFf ^'^qr^ f^^H »». 
 FiELD-nousE, n. 'i\^^K «• 
 Field-maeshae, n. FA^^.lV^ ^^ 'T^ arrf. 
 FiELD-OFriCEE, «. vfr FT^T^ft ^T^TT +MrlMK'MI ^ 3T^^ ^- 
 
 ^^r^qr ?rT?it an\ ??TRr ?ffrT aTf|. 
 Field-piece, n. ^^rrft^ ^T/- =5rr?J?ff ^ f. 
 
 FlELD-I'BODUCE, «. f^?TfcT «. ^TrT'ft^ n. 
 FlELD-SPOETS, n. f^T^FR" /. ^T^ /. 
 FiESD, «. V. Devil. fir^Tr=^ m. n. Hrf n. tj^^ m. 
 FiEKD-LiKE, Fiendish, a. v. Fieece. ^?T^t, aTPgT, ^'^^^. 
 FlETicE, a. garage, violent, Jtrrious, outrageous. 3TT, ^TT^TPT- 
 ?T, ^T?ff, ^^ or 57^, ^?^IT, '^F;\F., 3TF^, ^^Rjf, 5^- 
 
 IT, ^5^, ^5T, ^TTOT, dii+Hf, ^3Tr3^?q, sr^^, =5r5, srqr, 
 
 ^?1^T, <fn^5:, i^rr^g^. Some terms and phrases for a 
 fierce, jurioxis, ferocious, formidahle fellow, and corres- 
 ponding with ogre, devil, fiend, Hue-hard., giant maul,
 
 rm 
 
 ^■c. are qJT, ■hh<?,h, ^T^iTft, ^iT^?j?T, ^^'^■, ^FTt^HT^, 
 sPfoT, ?5?fifT ^TT^ ;i(';;. ^PT^;^ q;ra, ?;?Tfrr, Rr^^-f R:, TT??H, 
 
 2— as llanie, A:c." fF[^?:, fn^q?: sr^T, ^ot??T, ^rTTcJ, =5r<^- 
 PiEECKLT, a<?i'. Y. A. 1. g-q^TDTT^, ^S^OTT^, &C. g^mrj5%, 
 
 FiEiiCENESs, n. V. A. 1. ^TTT^r m. ;j?TFrT /. ^TT^TH m. ^^- 
 
 2 ^^JTF/. ^STFfr / FTFI^T^ /. ^UI-quflrlM'^ tn. ^F^T^- 
 
 Dir OT. &c. cfr^TJim/. ^reinr ?^. ?ft^rFn'/. 
 FiEuixEss, 78. V. A. 1. 3ifimr /• arftr^TR m. arfTTqrf OT. 
 
 3 3^01?^/. ^oIvrloflrlHUlT '». 
 
 FlEET, a. helonginff to fire. ^]t\\^^ aTrft=^, arfiflT^, 3Tr- 
 
 2 irascille, \. Hot, Passion-ate. arp^, 3^nT, ^jPTrft, 
 fTFR: or rm^., ^^ or 50^, ^c5Tc5, ?f?5^, rTc^^^^TT, =Ei"5, 
 
 8 hiting, uting'mg, ^'c. v. Pungent. 3TFqT, ^^^t, ^JfoS^raft- 
 
 PlEET-ETED, O. ^^rff^^rf^HT^. 
 
 Fife, «. tfrsn" o'- ^mm. ^mf\f. 5T?ft/. ^«». 
 5b Fife, v. n. im-&c. srrasTJt. 
 FiFEE, n. qtsTT-Ac. Erra^IiTTCT, '^=0^, 
 Fifteen, a. trtrn, "T^^^T. 
 
 All aggregate off. ^^i^V^/^ 
 Fifteenth, a. ^q^n^lT. 
 Fifth, a. q'T^ERT. 
 
 Fifth, «. Ti=5r=T[ f^-^WU». 't'THf?I»'». 
 Fiftietii, (?. H-Hml'TT. 
 
 Fiftx, a. tr^rm. — oue,tT^r=nT or ^.— two, SfR^. — three, frT- 
 rr^ or ^5r-— four, =qT"T^. — five, 'TSfT^R-.— six, ucq-5f_ — 
 seven, ■HtIN-H- — eight,3T5TJRT. — nine, <J+U|y|5_ 
 Aggregate of f. q^TRft/. 
 Age of f. q^?it/. 
 Fia, n. — garden, Jlcus carica. 3T^ot. — Indian f. Jlcm 
 Indica. ^f^m. ^m. — -/. glomerala. g«R m. Kii^i, m. — 
 ( tlie fruit giR) — holy f. /. religiosa. moE m. 3Ts^4T 
 tn.— Jlcus scalriusnila. qivHlSI m. +|a!,H<^< m.~Jicus 
 lenjamina.^l^^^f. [TTTfft. 
 
 Mass raised around the f. religiosa and f. Indica, &c. 
 Ceremony of raising this mass. 3T»ir?'<?r?nT^w. 
 Descending shoot of f. Indica. TR^/. [ cp-^ 
 
 A f. for you and your father too. ^j^ % H^qr ijN | ri ; r 
 FiQ-COLOEed, a. aifSTTt, atf^TP^TT ^TpsTT. [^of. 
 
 To Fight, v. n. contend in laltlc. ?rsut, ^^ f--^^>i.-&c. 
 2 v.To Contend, To Quabeel. ^^jtoj or ^^iot or ^'^^_ 
 Fight, Fighiino. n. y. Y. 1. F^^ n. c^/. 5^ «. ^ ot. 
 
 317 
 
 FIG 
 
 n. i:iM\nm. ^^^m. ^mm. f^vf^m. f^Tirurr/. ^jqSTT m. r- 
 
 Ardor for tlic f. 55^/. 
 Close f. sir^^jM. q?r^^n. 
 Fair f. qiT^^ «. 
 
 TumuKuous and furious f. ^''l^ pop. ?T5T^«. 
 2 ^^q- or 3j^0|'». JTlTTfTTT or JTUmiTf/. ^JTK M. ^"JIT- 
 
 infr/. ^ or ^^ «. f^^t/. g,g:^5«. 
 
 F. for sport, ^lii'-fi'?;^ m. 
 
 F.(settiug to fight)of animals for a wager. Ml f'^ l 't j^n. 
 Height or heat of the f. ^^FTSTJ/. ^^f HKiH lff/. 
 Sharp or brisk f. :Fft?5sr|-J1Kmift-&c. ^;z^zf. ^^• 
 
 To itch to f. sn^/. pi. fTITof g. of s. 
 Fightee, n. Fighting, 2>. a. v. V. ^^-^^-&c. 'hi^[ \ i \, 
 l.ft for tear. fIJTS, SSlf^^ ^f^rTP^rT, 3^ or sflf, ^^- 
 
 Figment, «. invention, fcfion. ^^'T^f. V^Hjf. ^fT^rTrft- 
 FlGUEABLE, c. iJiat mag be brought into a shape. aTFPR ^^^ 
 
 qTOqF?T-&c. 3TPFR ^RW^T^q-, SfT^TT^rfq-. 
 FiGUEATE, a. Jia.iii/ .shape or form. STT^rrr^r, 'JTT+Ht, aTT- 
 
 FiGUEATlVE, a. tgpical. ??T^fiiT% '~i^'^^^?\^'^, 3T^qf?r. 
 
 2 «oi ZiVeroZ. ?5T?TfoT^, ^[T^Tft^, ^T^TTTf^^. 
 
 3— ofstyle;/««o//yms. 3T=5^FTfr, 3TT^-TTft^, ?fT?5- 
 
 F. language or speech. ST^Rw. 
 F. style. 5q-^?RT/. 5q-'^?rr|ffT/. 
 FiGUEATIVELT, at?4). V. A. 2. B^TOI^^TT. [w. C^«. 
 
 FiGUEE, n. shape, v. FOEsr. 3TT^R »«. aTT^rfrry: qoiur n. %?T 
 2 o f . a form., a definite thing. ^^/. ^,7 n. air?5fcr/. 
 StnpR OT. f%al «. 
 
 Composition ( of talc, gum, &c. ) for raising figures 
 on cloth, ^it/. ^FR m. 
 
 Figures, figured work (of vines, flowers, &c.) drawn, 
 embossed, &c. 5?ft or wf\f %oJ^ or ftf. %PJ^ or ^^- 
 5^ »n. g^ or Y~ m.pl. Jr^l/ //X ^W.\?[f. ^^m ot. ?r^- 
 
 ?PfiW M. fsiT^'JT /. 
 
 Figures drawn ( upon occasions ) over the floor and 
 walls. ?:i'TTcSqr/. pi. 'TrSrST m. 
 
 Ornamented with figured work. •T^^fl'^K, 
 
 To make figured work. ?r^?j^W. 
 
 To adorn with figured work. f5i<r^ui_ [ f^fj^uj 
 
 To cover with figures & images ( a -wall, floor, &c. ) 
 Q person, exterior, v. FoEil. ^ n. H^T/. ^lUqi/. 5!^^- 
 
 Fine, elegant, &c. f. ^7?% n. 
 Of fine f. ^A^M. 
 
 4 statue, image. ^rpi:\ m. dim. or of a female. ^r{if\f. 
 qr^T m. or ^ n. dim. or of a female. sfTfrft/.^^ n. 
 STf?THr/. l^^ n. f^^n. 
 
 5 ( as of a heavenly body, &c. iu esplaining it). H'ft/.
 
 riL 
 
 318 
 
 PIL 
 
 6— in geometry. ff^T n. 31l\hPl/ 
 
 7 character marithinetu: -fl^FTTm 3T^/'o/'. 3W or art^OT. 
 Figures, cypherinj. f>flil or f^sill*! «i.— Place of fig- 
 ures. aR'PraW n. [5?nif^?^ «. 
 
 8 emllem, symbol, type. Slf^^TT w. Hplo,H<ft n. H fn l'«i«) n. 
 9— in rhetoric. 3T?hFn: '". T^^^TTT m- ^?T^ «. Some of tlio 
 common Jljures in rlictoric nre. v^hhi, 3PT«nT, ^?T^, T- 
 
 frcom, aTTm, Tf^, arHirm, sim, f^fn, >jffH, ^%.^, sr- 
 «T^5fJT, 7?ilHT, 3TfJT1^r^, ft'^fe, f^^rfTp, ?T^rf^, g- 
 
 ir<=fH,^^'TT. 
 
 Figures & (ropes generally— as distinguished from 
 T^^lt^'+K Verbal oruaments.aTVTfeFTT »«■ 
 10 distinguished appearance, ^'c. i^l «i. ^itHT/- T^^TT »«• 
 
 To cut a f. cut a dash. tJT'T/. HR^, tp5 »i. iTR^-^r- 
 ^, ^TH^mR »H. SFm, -^M+Hu'l, 3TFT «. ^T^^T'^f, ?T^, 
 
 To FiocEK, V. a. 3Trw?: fn.-&e. sRof. 
 
 2 icorh figures tj'c. ^rl^i1/.-&c. <f'l«y|, ^•n<^K-&c. ^R^, 
 J^'Piy+rT «.-&c. JpT^, 
 
 3 .See To Imaoise. 
 
 To FiouKE, V. M. wia^c a figure, he distinguished. H^5|TT »». 
 
 JpTiit, <Mui, fi«M<Ji'. See also under Figuue. 
 riaritEr, a.fgurate. ^TT^TT, ^;WTH, ^frRT?, JJItIHH, Hrf. 
 
 2 hacing figures { carved .^ drawn, ^'c. ).^^, =^^?ft, T=P- 
 
 3 numbered ly figures. 3T'^, 3?^. 
 Filaceous, a. consisting of threads, •^^ r\^^ , ^^^^^_ 
 Filament, n. ^=51 n. rTR/. %?IT?». i\H vulg. rTr?rj«.f%:^^7». 
 
 Pendulous filaments from a dirty vooi.kc.^^.w.n.pl. 
 FlLAiJEXTOUs, a. nice a filament. ^^?f^^T, ?T^^, cTHrpq-. 
 
 2 consisting of filaments. ft^pTST, ^^T?. 
 FlI-BEET, n. ^Fcffr^ P^ "P^ 3Tr|. 
 
 To FiLcn, &c. See To Steal, &c. 
 
 File, n. ( as of soldiers ). m^^/. ^n/. ^?TR/. 
 
 2— the instrument. ^FR^/. [use. FT^c^/. 
 
 3 ( of papers, documents, &c. )%^ «. /. is in common 
 
 4 See List. 
 
 To File, r. o. rai i«77i a/. :f:R^, 4.M4j\H qreST. 
 
 2 ( papers, &c.)"%?!T^ or '|?^tn: ^TTrJ'ir-PJTsm-S^'jf , %- 
 
 R<Tllrll-&C. rtl=(ui. 
 To File, r. «. ^ irm^ ^ 3T?TTTtn^ ^^TRtrr. 
 Filial, c— as used of a son. J^TRT, q^t^'^fi-fr-f^fq^^F, "Tsft- 
 
 T, 'J^qn'm, r=:fv^ji%__,.ia used of a daughter. :B?q-'5(T, 
 
 ^^'fi^, 5=5^^, jf=:rFT'm=:rT, jf^rFTirnqp — as used of a 
 
 child, without rei'erencc to sex. ^Tr^TT^, 3T'?PT'-.TKfqT 
 F. affection. fTH«r^ w. fq^^^/. with reference to 
 
 one's father, jtpj^ m. HT^irfFp/. with reference to 
 
 one's mother. 
 
 F. duty. q=^v^ m. -Tf^nrnm m. shbt-^jt »». 
 
 FiLiATios, n. qsi?;r „. j^ „. 
 
 2 See ABonios. 
 FiLisoS; n. ^ft^ CT. ^ «. (csp. in comp. as ?!T^«.&c.). 
 
 To Fill, «. a. *rr<^, T^?T ^,'>T^/.-H^».-&c. ^iJt g.of o. 
 vrfT?f-&c. ;pTW. 
 
 To f. full. 55^-H^-'>TqT-&c. *rT^. 
 
 2 See To Satisfy, To Glut. [in. con. 
 
 3 ( an office, &e. ) ^i^, amiJif «t(V7i =qT or :p% o/ s. and 
 
 4 up ; occupy. ^Z^^, ft':T=r'Jf, ^^SfOT. 
 
 To be filled by. H^, 3T^^, yrof, 3Tmw. 
 
 5 up ; supply cavities, ^c. T^, ^^foT, a?r^^, ^TT^^. - 
 
 6 up or in ; — tables, columns, &c. 'lT>'f. 
 To Fill, v. n. grow full. *rT^, TCT ^TIW, 
 
 2 out; become ficshy or puljious. 3Tf'ff J^^-TTot, 3Tf-. 
 »T n. <RTit, 'Tm, ^qot, 3^,|t^, 
 Fill, n.fullnrss.^ satisfaction, 'TCft/. *rftcT «. TT'T «. '47- 
 OTWr w. ^/. TTTfH/. 
 To the f. 3TT^iU. 
 
 To eat oue''s f. ^TTTT-'^T^'TCT ^^m. 
 To get one'* f. of. j^rft/. ^Rof y. o/'«. 
 To take one's f. of. ^TT «j. q'OTy. ofo. '^'JT/. ^of. 
 Filled, p. v. V. 1. ^Wr'.l, 'Tftrf, iT^, qtrr, Tfrj'jf , 1^, 
 
 "^F. full. *l77n. 
 
 F. with (thoroughly occupied and overborne by).3TT- 
 ^ ( in comp. as ^^f+.i^, ^fl+l+r^, T^TT^, ^^Tf i=J, 
 3HI+ri ). 
 
 F. state. ■>TTrft/. *R»T?r/. «. 'irnT?/. 
 Fillet, n. land. ^f\ f. X^^ m. 
 
 Front f. ^PTTo^'Tft'/. 
 To Fillet, v. a. qft/. 5if*T^. 
 
 Filling, a. — as an article of food. J^JT^OTT, ^T^^-srr^TT. 
 2 becoming pulpous, ripening, — fruit. TFT^i?;, n^Tc5. 
 Filling, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. T^tJt n. *Rifr/. TTW »J. 'R- 
 rft/. "JJOT %. "TfrM n. 
 
 F. and emptying. TTS'HT/. 
 To Fillip, v. a.— with the finger. fl;=EnP^, f^^, R^/.-&c. 
 
 Fillip, Fillipping, «. t. V. fk^ or t^f. fz^^f. Z=^^m. 
 "With a f. f?:^-w.H-l^-&c. 
 
 FiLLT, n. Tlmt/ qifr/. 
 
 2 boisterous girl, v. EosiP. ^ft^/. ftPTS W. dgiuff/. 
 Film, ■«. pellicle, rjcfii >». ?rRT ?«. ^\m] m. ^^Z\ m. dim. 
 W(\^f. ^^1^ m. ^^ n. ?Rn m. rR^f. 
 
 2 (over the eye ). ^^^ nmZr^ pop. ^^ n. r^^^ nl. 
 r^iy\ m. ?TraTT m. BKT «>• "T^ »«. 
 
 3 fig. JZmi, covering.^ cfc. aTrr':rfRr «. 
 
 To Filter, v. a. purify by a filter, irarit^ m^ii-^Z^-&c. 
 
 To Filteh, v. n. percolate. TRrT"Jr, Toiof, ^X^, 
 
 Filtee, n. strainer for water. q5lrft/ Irifd+l/. 
 
 To FiLTHATE. See To Filter. 
 
 Filth, w. /okZ matter, nastiness. ^TM /. Tr5 pop. JT5; wz. ^- 
 
 ^ n. ?^JT^ TO. ff^^ITT «. ^/- ». f^3 M. sFrJT^ n. 
 
 f^friTT M. [3TTi(Tr5T «. 
 
 FiLTniNEss, n. v. A. 1. JTo!;%qT7rT m. TToffiT'T'^r ?». Krfe^ n. 
 
 2 arr^^^iJTT »». 3TFIoPTOTT m. &c.
 
 PIN 
 Filthy, a. foul, &;c. v. Diuxt. 5T2^ remiss. JT55'ifj7, irfc?^ 
 
 2 nauseatinij, loathsome, i^'c. v. DlsausTlxa. afl^RT, 
 
 PiLTEAXlON, «. Jl-lrfl^ TpZ^ «. ITotoft/. 
 
 Fin, n. nT^Tr^TT T^ ot. JT?FT'??T w. 
 
 Finable, n. v. V. tr^T?^', q-^ft^-q-. 
 
 Final, a. ultimate, v. Last. irspT^ or OT, ^f?ft^, 3T^, 3Tf- 
 
 FiNALK, «. em?, closing srene, 4'c. 3"?TPTH' «. f^^/. 3^cr »«. 
 FlNALlTX, w./«a2 s/a/e. ^1^?^ 3T;rr4r/. ^THf^ «. 
 Finally, adv. v. A. ?t?r?t, 3i#, ar^TWHr, ^%X. 
 
 I. utterli/, V. Wholly. aTT^, I^^^J. 
 Finance, Finances, n. v. Eevenue. ;r5[f5' »«. ^?ftc5 m. ^tjtt 
 
 Financial, a. v. jNT. ^TgPIT^, ^f^T^^r^T, Erg?ir%'T#qT, ^B^ 
 
 Financier, «. vTKT ^ff ^% ^Fmt?r ^?T^-^?^. 
 
 ^'o Find, v. a. obtain, attain. Tr=r^, fir^, rJFT'if, JI^'cT ^r"?f, 
 
 ^TTcT CT'^, '^^ "J'l w"''^ 'w. cow. 
 
 2 ( sometliiug lost ). ^rtT^oi, f^TSE'if, I^^I'ir, nR'ir, nZ? 
 
 iiith in. con. [with in. con. 
 
 S mfiet until, fall iipon. fiToSiif, ^fTS'if, *r^at, 3T3qI^ aZZ 
 
 4 /enow ly experience. ^r^?rr m.-aTH'H^ »i.-sf?q-T »t.-&c. 
 SfiJf-^'nJf 5'. o/o. with in. con. 3^*f=JT#-&c. ^ir^-^^nTJToi" 
 -&c. 3T^'T=rT^-&c. *4|r^M <T5"ir-5rS^ ^"tof-^JT^Tirf in. con. 
 
 5 detect, discover, apijrehend (faults, excellencies). ^TS^. 
 G discover hij study, Sfc. ^r^<if. [^;=!n?'Jf. 
 7 See To Supply, 8 out; unriddle, solve. Frrjot, f^^pijj-^ 
 
 9 out; T. To Invent. JfTTS'oir. 
 
 10 out; detect, discover, trace, Iring to li[/h t. ^'iTT^ or 3"- 
 
 TRTif, JpTS"if, ^frq' »»• ^r^af-?5T^iJf g. of 0. 5r^T-&c. qr^, 
 
 f^^pJTT wi.-'fe^ur Ji.-'<TfiT »».-&c. ?5T^-qT5ar y. o/o. ;g-nur. 
 
 To be found out, lie brought to light. Tf{^^.,^^Z^ or 
 
 3"H?;of, T^m m.-Z^Z m. ^^g. of s. ^Tr'4 ?».-feproTr'».-<tc. 
 
 f'n^'^ y- o/ «. 
 
 11— ,as a jury. ZTT^ m.-^m^ ot.-P)=II41 ot.-&c. spTiJr. 
 12 fault witli; Y. To Blame, s^t^ ot. a^of, ^r?5 »». ?IT^- 
 iJt-55roT. 
 
 How do you find yourself? ^^3Tr^t ? sFT^TcT^fTT'T 'JTT^? 
 Finding, n. verdict. sn^T ??!. f^trHr w. f^^W m. 
 
 A revised f. or decision. 'TT?f%?r?IT m. 
 Fine. a. not foa;-se. ifTft^,i||<'-bW,?T^JT, — comjjreli. or iudef. 
 F. and small, &c. sfift^fi^ITt^. 
 
 2 o//ne texture. 3lrft^, fr?fH, inft'T^^, ?r?5Kg?ft, ^ntt- 
 
 q^gfTT^r, rT?5fTg?fr=rT. 
 
 3 subtil, rare, tenuous. Sfrtt'li, •TT^T^i, g^?^, ?R, 
 4- <«:ryc anrf splendid, substantial ami shoicy. tJT'ft'fT, tTFT- 
 
 5 splendid, dashing, gorgeous, garish, gaudy, flash, gi^ft- 
 
 =^, yMdiJ, m^T, "fr^Tm or ^ft, ^j^urri:, ^^ijfrs, ^q-=fr- 
 gTT^T'JTT, ^iT^Tr, ^fiHrf^q'T, ^w^^, 't^, *t^5, 'ts- 
 
 319 FIN 
 
 F. and showy but worthless. Rt^TT^ or ^ or iTt. 
 G good, excellent, capital, grand, sjjlendid, superb, noble, 
 ^'c— freely. =qm-7T, TfTiT, ^Vi ^'T, ^mT, ^n^TRTT, Tc^ 
 0'- S5T, ^^, T^^, ^ffHT, ^Pft, 'PHl'^ft or ?,'Y, ?R^, 
 
 HT^, g-H^TT, 3"^n:, ==ir^, =5ir^7, =qr^r, '^^vz^ ^?7^t, fim, 
 STT, ^TTT, ^^^^t\^.^ '^??r, f^sq', ^fr, ' 
 
 7 — a reasoning, &c. subtil, sjpft^, ^^=T, i=r'T. 
 8 See Puke, Eefined. 
 Fine, n. mulct. ^3 »>• ^5ilt/. ?3 m. ^^^^f. ^wnf. ■'^^- 
 ^S m. ^r^J. ^^T^/. ^rri^OT/. ^m^ m. 
 
 Fines and forfeits, — compreh. ^3^ »». ^ii^'^Tlft/. 
 F. to bo paid to the king. KV^^ m. 
 F. to be paid to a brdlmian. af^T?^ m. 
 Vexatious or unjust f. '■JT^ m. 
 To Fine, v. a. mulct, ij m.-^^^ m. q^, t^ m.'^>^^^t^z m.- 
 
 &c. qin, ^5of. 
 
 2 See To Puhify, To Eefine. 
 To Fine-dbaw, v. a. ^JTT^H <"^ ^l^. 
 Fine-eyed, a. f^^g, f^^f?. 
 
 Fine-looking, a. v. Handsome. ^T^irr, ^^T^^, ^^r^^TW. 
 Finely, o£^». v. A. 5. splendidly .^ showily, gorgeously,c^-c. ^Z^- 
 
 ^T??, ^5, ifpft^, ftert, ^rft^. 
 
 Fineness, n. v.A. 1. 2. sfR^I/. ■MlR+q'JTTw!. rT?^JTTt/. 
 
 3 qrc^TK/- 5nfl^"T'^r»». qrwRTw. ^m-^/. ht^^p^wtot. 
 ^>a;^». ^e-"HfTT/. " [&c. 
 
 4 ^?T/. ^iH/. gr^r^/. sq/. ^w^/- ^T^f%?rqoTrw. 
 
 5 gPT/. ^TR/. SR^/. ^5/. 5^7RV- ^STST^w. JT5^/. 
 
 G g-'iJ,quii»s. ^^'[^M. ^?rqwT)». T'T^q'JTTOT. ^^rq^nrw*. &c. 
 
 7 STTfr^'TaTTm. ^TTT^/. ?5?.^imT/. ir^T^w. iWJ f- 
 
 FlNEEY, n. show, splendor. W^f. ^TTH/. ^MiUt/ ^f /• ^- 
 
 2/Me clothes. t^iMKlqlni^w*. PSirRT-tRTfft^-f^TSTTr^r- 
 
 Finesse, ».v. Aetifices. q^qr^ or qr^TT^ mpl. SRh^"^ m.^^J. 
 
 FiNOEE, n. sffew. ar'gfH i'oj). •sf^sfr or ^nv^f. ^^imr/- 
 F. in, ^ar< or concern in. ^\^n. 
 Five fingers.- — collect. Ch'i friq"??^". 
 Fore f. rl^?ft/. sitf^lMt/— little f. --mz^ f ^RH^ or 
 
 !F^5'Zt/. q;f?ri%?pr/.— middle tw-wy^zn. ^'^-^■^]f.w>m^^f. 
 
 — ring-f. third-f. ^^fHW.'\f. 
 
 Space between the fingers. 'i-H'+,«. ^'^W^7^n. 
 
 Talking with the fingers. JFTq£55ftHr"TT/. ^V^^t[ f. 
 
 Tliat is at one's fingers ends, di^qii, g^qfi, ^irl<--|4l. 
 
 To burn one's fingers, fig. 3Tf^y.'T?r^ in. con. 
 
 To crack the f.-joints. ^ftn. pi. ifrS'Jf, ST^fe 'TT?;;.- 
 
 To get a f. in. ^». fni^of, =Ef5STq-?Tw. W.m. 
 
 To point out with thef.^Rw. ^Rof-^l^f^^t, ar^fef^-
 
 FIR 
 
 320 
 
 rm 
 
 To twist round one's f. sf^rRT TT^^. 
 2 fingers breadth, ^.n. 3np7;'op. ^^n. 
 To tho extent of a f. CRTT. 
 To FiNOEB, r. a. get into one's hand or possession. <^«i«(^, 
 ^m. n.!FT0f, f^T^T ^m, ^WPff m^^. 
 2 m«« ly fingering and passing. ^?.3at or ^t^Rof. 
 3— I'liriivfly or pecuhiliiigly, V. To Embezzle. ■=)iH'«ui', 
 
 FiNGEK-Hiso, n. ^rnotil^n. sfl^^tTf k. 
 
 FlXGEnEl), a haling fingers. ^"l^T^T, ^fjfrJ^, sfte-iTT (incomp. 
 as ^^R^IT, ^R^, ii'. ). 
 
 fciix f. ?irna.qr, a^ftr^tja. 
 
 TixoEKLEss, «. f5=i^R^, a^'jfe^. 
 
 FiXlCAL, a. fastidiously or afi'eLttd!y nice.Z\^Z^'^\., ?:r'Tf^<^qT, 
 
 risiCALSEss, «. V. A. ^T.ft^Tmwj. 5T^fJTT<rrTOT. &e. ilTdlH 
 
 FiMs, ». V. Ekd. ffHssft/.^TKTfsr/. 
 
 Jb Finish, ». o. comijlcte. v. To Accomplish. ^^TTT-'M-frR'TK 
 -&o. jRwf, 3Ti%Tt/. HRW, iTJr?:rH-f%5t^-&c. ^ot.^ 
 
 2 conclude, v. To End. ^JT^pif, 3^13^, STTmoT. 
 
 3 give the last touch, polish, perject. 3fr3T^aT,gKrTTW, 3TT- 
 
 /.-^ /.-&c. arnT'if , qfr'^R m.-^f^^pn: ?M.-&e. ^Roif y. 
 
 4 consume, e.xpend.^ come to the end of.^ v. To Exhaust. 
 
 WMT^iOi, ?inTif, 'P5m»(.-&c. ^w y. o/ 0. 
 
 To be fiui.shcd. B^of, ^jqaf , <P^^T?«.-&c. ^t^ y. o/ s. 
 FlKIsn, FixisHlso, n. hnt touch (polish, ^c.) given. 3TM/. 
 
 Finished, ;?. v.V. 1. 5?;nT-&c. %^?5T, ^T^T^TO-Ac. ^^OT,f^^, 
 
 2 m5r%^, «mJT. 
 
 3 5ffrJT?I^^, &C. hRi-,!!^, ■tit'-MRa, ^t^rf. 
 
 4 ^qq^^i or ^T^BT, &c. 
 
 FrSITE, ff. limited^ loundrd. W^fq-, ^Traf^-TP, ^KqT^,^r?ftT, 
 5HHc)M ;)o/7. 3T?I^, ^i?r, 3Tr?I?15n5, m^ ( iu comp. as 
 
 FiMTENEss, n. V. A. ^T^f^f^ n. ^TRfvR^ n. ^^^r^r^ n. ^- 
 
 tfil'tl/. ?Tt?TrrT/. 
 
 FisLEss, a. q^rft^. 
 FissT, a. ^rT?T. 
 
 Fir, fl. %5f^^ m. n. pop. \a-'-}< »». 
 
 FiBE, n. 3TFT/. 5(TftT m. f^W^T or f^ m. 3TTT75 m. ( also in 
 eomp. as f. of lust ^frTKH?^, f. of hunger ^tiRFSand 
 
 By a slow f.— cooking, &c. H^r^f. 
 Fall of meteorous f. ar' ^'Mrmd m. ^^r.^ir^ \ r\ m. 
 F. fabled to be in the ocean. SRJnffT m. tj ^cjiqg m. 
 Flint, steel, &c. for striking f ^Epfj^r^/. 
 ^Bearing f. Blazing f. ^^^^ or 5E m. ^v^ or H^mm. 
 ^ToE »n. (ni+.io, m. tjli/p, m. lipiRT ot. 
 
 Sacred or sacrifical f. pr „. ^tmftr m. r^rrfir m.- 
 
 hole, enclosed space, or vessel for preserving it. arffT-^ 
 n. J5 n. ^TTT?rp5r/. ^Kf? «.— uiaintainer of it. 3Tffr^r- 
 5ft. — maintenance. 3TRTfr^«. — particular wood used for 
 kindling it. STTpT or nfoT^FTfT^/. ( Premna spinowa ). 
 q^r^ m. ( Butea frondosa ). ■(.h [ru*, m. (Mimosa catechu). 
 — stick used iu kindling it. ^f^^pop. ?rjft^/. 
 
 Sheet of f. «?r?r m. ^\m m. T^^ m. 
 
 Widower's sacred f. ftT'^nftT »«. 
 
 To be on f. 3TPT/. ?5Tnot, ^^Vzii., cTFM. 
 
 To expose to the action of f. ( medical compounds, 
 
 &c. ). arf^jH: 7i.-ri^i=^ f."^^. 
 
 To place over a tjlow f. neji'Tt HT^of. [ stSt. 
 
 To set on f. 3TFT/. ?5T=r"JT, ^=r"if, T^I'^^.J^^ or f^lF^TT- 
 To take f. To catch f. HZ m. ijur, %Fr/. q^r, f^T?5^- 
 of or f^?riTot. 
 
 2 a f . a kindled heap of sticks, logs, coals, ^'c. aTTT!^ o*" 
 
 arrq;?:!/ arm or ^sm>- n. 't^{t\ or 'i\^^vP[ f. tr^et or ^- 
 
 T^/: ^W^^ or v^J\i n. v;r?f n. qTtTT m. [rSTT. 
 
 3 hurning oj a house, Sfc. v. Conflagkation. aTFf/. f. 
 
 4 ( from guns, &e.) v. Fieinq. q|oflnK ot.KKT m.^^^m, 
 Eange or reach of f. tttTT ">• 
 
 To come within reach of f. iTT=^Tr% art^f q"'^, 
 
 5 See A EDGE, Passion. [ffT/ SfT^. 
 2b FiBE, V. a. V. To Kindle. q-^'Jf, arPT/ fti^ot, ^Z-- 
 
 2 V. To Cauteeize. v^^ or ^qiJT, ^T?I0T, ^rf ^ «. ^^p^. 
 
 3 discharge a gun or firepiece. ITRW, ^"l^'jf , Sm"^ or 5r- 
 
 'FT, g^sTi^, 5rr5"it, ^tr «. ffreCTr-s^jfor-^rrscfr g. ofo. 
 
 To Fiee, v. n. ta/cef. v. To Kindle, qr ?;;. ?fiJt, ^5"^, %rrw. 
 
 2 fig. yei angry., v. Angey. q^iif, %rfOT, rfNiif, ■^'<1IH«(, 
 ^TW, <l'll+l =^5^. 
 
 3 discharge guns. STTT »!. ^TtTof. 
 
 To f. away animatedly and continuously, ysm. 
 Fiee-aems, n. V. Musket, Gun, &c. 3T^;=q% n. pi. 
 Fiee-ball, «. arftT'ira^ m. ^^mf. [/. ^F^ n. 
 
 FlEE-BEAND, n. ^Tc^fft/. ^fHt<=r ra. ^TTT m. arfff^^ ra. ^'r^ 
 
 F. in the hand of a madman. fq'^Tr^'Tr ^HT ^r^?T. 
 2 fig. V. Incendiaet. aTTT^rs^, arrT^^qr, ^fTS^TT^^. 
 
 FiEE-ENQiNE, «. aTPrfq^f^aqr^ q'^i «. ^f^r »». 
 FiEE-FLT, «. ^r?nrr >». ^^f?T m. sr^rnpt^: m. r\^(^^ m. 
 
 Fiee- LOCK, n. =^V^^f- =5nTT=^ ^^f- [or'^ n. 
 
 F. with a flint, as disting. from match lock. iTTT Hl5 
 Fiee-new, a. V. New. q'CTI^RT, ^iTmiH'^, T^TSTf. 
 
 FiEE-PAN, w. ^Tirft/ ann^/. arm'^ «. 
 
 Fiee-place, ». ==r?5/. ^w>. ;jl?5iui «. «?!(? intens. ^grTT «». ^- 
 ^Ff or or «. -^rtiui «• 
 
 F. of a ship or boat. ;M~14H n. 
 
 Hob of a f. 3T^^ «■ ^F??5 or "^^ m. n. 
 
 Large & rude f. ^^'IT m. 
 
 Eaised bark of a f. ■>TTOTT?rT or -HV^xm m. 
 
 Pange of fire-places. ^^FT or ur n. ^^^fiM n. 
 FiEE-PEOOF, o. T. Incombustible, ^z^:^\^]'^ sTTff ^fT^, 
 
 Fibe-stone, «. arftfir^ »».
 
 FIR 321 
 
 riHE-wooD, 11. V. Fuel, v^^or n. ^s^uf «. 
 
 r. mercluuit. f^^FISTF??!. [ C/ 
 
 Fjbe-woee, «. composil.on of gunpowder, S)C. ^^JTKTT n. ?T- 
 
 CeriaXn JtVi'-works are q%qpjft, ^"f^T, =75^, =5r^^rH, 
 ?fRT, =qTTT, f^^^, ^t?froT, ^?.t, 5^5r^, 5^5fr5, J^^it^T", 
 
 A'^arious fireworks put together aud fired. HrfTvs n. 
 
 2 diversion leith fireworks. 3?m^5n^/. arfsT^tf r/. 3^5?/. 
 FlEE-wOESKiP, ?i. 3T?it^3^TmHT/.-*ff^/.-&c. 
 FiEiNa, n. V. V. A. 2. See Cauteey. 
 
 3 iMhr hj. HRT m. HTT ot. JTRf^rfT/. 
 Brisk or furiuos f. (of orduauce, musketry, stones, 
 
 and, ^y. of abuse, &c. ). ^^ffiRTT m. T5^TK or Tf^HK or 
 
 Double f. |iTKT m. ^JTR «. 
 
 Line of f. HITT »». 
 
 Mutual f rna^Ffr?:^/. 
 I. V. Fuel. ^cJtrr «. ^r^s^ur w. ^t'T'T n. 
 FiBKIN, n. ^^%?fr HFT 3TTf . 
 FlEM, o. closdij compressed, hard, compact. ^^ pop. q'OT, ^, 
 
 F. ( from ramming or beating ) /lard. 5r?r, ZTH. 
 To grow f. aud compact, ^of. 
 
 2 steady, determined, decided, resolute. ftRT^, ^iiiNi, 
 
 ^, 3Tii'=qr, t^T^T, f^^, f^-i5?:-€rT, ^iT^ir, ^?rr, f^s^i^, 
 :f?t, 5r^«'T;?<t, ^sf^siqq-, flvT^ffT^q-, ^cTT^, qrlrs^fr- 
 
 3 tight, close, fast, q?", rTR, STT, TT^, SHTJftrr or?rf^, 3T- 
 \fioced, stable, v. Enduelng. 3T5^,ftiTT, 3T^r"7, 'JST, ^'<TT^. 
 5 substantial and strong, — esp. of edifices. ifoSqfj?:, ^^fTT^, 
 
 ^, =^«.<Mrf, ^'qt^, ^r^ff, ^^'k'H^, T^^rT. 
 
 FiBM, «. partnership or house, qr «. 3^^ w«. K^^f- 
 FiEiuMENT, m. rer/?o« o/ the air, v. Heaven. 3Trar5T'T5?J n. 
 
 Fiemamestal, «. V. N. arppr^Hs^nT, 3TT^^rRr5?j^Jf>fl,3Tf- 
 
 FiBMAN, m. royaZ mandate, &;c_ qnrf^ o;- fTHRT »«• 
 FiEULX, «?«. V. A. 2. ^^, f^^^mr^, ^^75?^, ^S^«PT- 
 
 q.^-^;, f^^^i^'T;, &c. 
 
 FiBMNESs, «. V. A. 1. mil/. qj^flT m. ^.tV^^m m. &c. Z- 
 oiqJTt/. ^WXf- Trf5==^ «. ^:^?IT/. ^flXT TO. ^4 «. 
 
 FlEST, a,. Tf^, qf^^^, si*TH, 3TKT, arrf^, 3TTf^, "Tsf, 37^-- 
 4.t or for the f. time. Tf^r^Tpf or "Tf^rTTH, 
 
 FIS 
 
 From the f. ( part, &c. ) to the last. STRJcT. 
 
 I am the F. aud the Last. 3Tf 3Tr?j?i:. 
 2 See CuiEF. 
 FlEST, adc. TJ^r^T^, <Tf|si, aTHI^ or 3T>lYqT, 3TT^, 3TT^, 
 !T'<^JT, tT'^RTrT:, JT: (in com]), as ^T??TT, qfilPft ). 
 
 At f. qfpr, '?f|r^r^, "?€?, --m^. 
 
 As at f. 'J^^'J. 
 
 F. and foremost. JS^^^ jt. [ f«ri?r. 
 
 F. of all. ^'^^m Y°, 3TT2f%f^ft or 3TTf if^^f or ajT*?!- 
 
 From f. to last. 3T<r^3TT^?', 3Tr?T?T. 
 
 From the f. "rflFq-prnj;^, ^51^7^:5, a^^T^TTPJ^. 
 FiEST-BOEN, a. sr-.qTT^JTFT, 3T5T-^r?f, ^T'^T'il^q'^r, ^^g. 
 FiEST-FEUiT, «. annals, ^^\v^f. ^^^^^J^ or ^^\'\o^\'l f. 
 ^^]yi{n. ^^V!^^ 11. 
 
 Feast of the f. ^«. ^^\^n. Day of it. 5T=TMJ^^/. ^ 
 ETT^T'TfuTJTT/. ^s^^t 5=1^/. 
 
 FiESTLiNo, a. Tf^Fsfcfaft^r, qf|%%rrpErr. 
 
 FlEST-EATE, FlEST-SOET, O. 3T=IH, aT^^RT^lt^T, JTiM!.jrn=^. 
 
 FiETH. See Feith. 
 
 Fiscal, n. See Eevenue. 
 
 Fiscal, a. v. N. srg??!^, ^f ?:?rf^'T'iNT. 
 
 Fish, ?i. iTTtn"»». '?"«. HT^ioft or JTr^TPSft/. T^wt. Mc^»)»». iftT 
 »». ^r^^^M. — in cant or free phraseol. TT'T^i'T/. ^^- 
 fJp>TW«- — as exposed for sale or lying in quantities. 
 JTm^T/. ^X^\n. pi. Some kinds of/«/i are 5lNte,^oi:^, 
 ftlTTST, %?, fW^, TT^, WT^, f%5fof , Stf^, f^HRT, ^1^, 
 
 Basket-work let down to catch f. sfr^^ft/. 
 Odd f. a queer fellow. ;^?5^r, cTJTTnT^T HTWfT. 
 Shoal of f. JTTBTfi^rFr'"- 
 To Fisn, V. 11. m'^m. pi. TnTDT-q^, n\m=^ fJT^FR/. ^^, 
 
 2 fig. 5?f^^ fFraf^fTq-rsfT q^ ^ot. 
 
 To Fish, w. a. up. a^^i^^T ^PKof. 
 
 FiSH-BOSE, «. ^t?T»>. Jp^Wi. HJ^'^PT^?)?. 
 
 FisH-nooK, n. nmm. Hff|^T«. nft/. TR^%<iT^». 
 
 Fish-wonoee, n. TTT^f^^TT, H^Blf^JfJ^. 
 
 FiSH-NET, n. JTT^lt^ 3TrS». J^ff^rsTTFJrt. 
 
 Fish-pond, n. HT^TJ^ ft^»s. JT??^f5«. 
 
 Fish- WIFE, Fish-woman, n. woman who sells fish, JTT^f^- 
 ^^XfXf. HWf^R?!/. 
 
 Fisher, Fisheeman, n. Jrr^TT '^TTTJrKT-TR'JnTT, Tr^MTiTF, 
 Tr^rqif^. The words following denote castes of fisher- 
 men. y^^X pop. i%5rr, ^"W, nT^?ft or ^ or iTFfr^, ^?5^, 
 ^,%5r^ or \^i\-Jr,m. [-&c. ^T?5^». 
 
 FisHEET, Fishing, «. ^H M<ui|NI tTTTm.-^FFTrt.-^W:^!^'". 
 
 Fishing, a. iTr% ^•':'^'TT% ^mT^, ^^<t. 
 
 Fisnr, a. m^irsfT, HT^IRTT?^, ^Tf^^^. 
 
 FissuEE, n. V. Ceack. *rn/. »TT/. 'tH/, Hot/, ^ts/. ?t- 
 
 Fist, «• ^/- 5^^/- gf^/-— jocosely. ■g%n^m. 
 
 Blow with the f. ^C^m. v. ITIT, ^, %mm. W¥\^f- 3*
 
 FIT 
 
 322 
 
 Blow with tlic side of the f. g^/.^^^F or spffJTw. 
 gri^t or «rFl2V/ 5^^T m. ^^ or '^^m. 
 Clunchiiig the f. ^f^^tTw. 
 F. as raised to strike. g^qpT ?». v. TnR. 
 
 F. to f. »1'^Hf^. 
 
 Free of the f. given 1o siril-ing. ^i<ii-hi vs.**. 
 
 Hugo f. Mutton f. g^JTSTm. 
 
 Iron ( or hard ) f. ^gf*?'"-/ pop. ST^JJ^/. 
 
 Of au iron f. cf i^^f?. 
 
 Striliing with the f. HpiwiCTwi- 
 
 To beat with tlic side of the f. ^^'jf. 
 Fistful, «. »R5*r ( used with a nouu ). jf?/- 
 FiMicuFFs, K. 2^?!^/. fmft^/. trwrqccfr or ii«rrq5^/. 
 
 +ilj^/ ^^T^/. h'/I^Pk/. 
 
 To come to f. ^fR^=n:-^ M tj I S =I< -&c. i?^. 
 Fistula, «.— in auo. *r'^?«. ;)op. Hn^??. ^r?t»tDTw. ^^f- 
 
 2— lachrymalis. ^\^m. aT*J?TTc=ft/. 
 Fistulous, a. ^rff^, ^rs^JI+K. 
 
 F. sore. ^\h^^m. [^t/ ^wj. 
 
 Fit, w. sudden ajfeciion or altaclc. gr^w. ymdl in. ?rT /. 3J- 
 F. of auger, f^rrs/. f^TTft/. f^T^ST w. f^R^iSW- ^TUPFT 
 wi. tl«l + Klm. TTTTsfRTT/. ^r^wJ. fRjTOT. 
 
 F. of sulleniiess, doggediiesS;&c. ?<I5j/. «.i.%, ^^ w.jj.q'. 
 AV'hcn the fit's over the doctor comes. 'TFT f¥^ 3TT- 
 
 2 reiurn after intermission. qr^T m. TT^ /. "TT^^ »»• 
 
 By fits and remissions, ar^ar^, 'K'\^^ TT?=T, ^^- 
 ?^^, f^fH fsRlffr. 
 
 By fits and starts. ?ft|7T ^rffT, ^TC^T ^Ff-T, ^KHToT, 
 ^h's«»i'5*, dlrfHB. 
 
 3 ( of epilepsy, &c. ). %q^ w. fHT$ w. f^$ «. 
 
 Fit, a. 5!/a//;?eJ,— of persons, qt'q, S'T^Fft, ?5R^, ?TH,3^- 
 ^, OT^ftK, -■JT^. 
 
 2 decent, becoming, suitaUe. qr^, ^"t^rTT or ^^m ( in 
 comp. as ■^MM^'n^fT, fT?J+.M"1'MI, TfFTl^'FTm, +<l-m 
 ^?TT, &c. ), 3f5r?f, f^T^, fKI^^TR, ?5R^, 3T^H1tT, ^f^- 
 
 F. and unfit, proper and improper, ^ ■^ \ ^r^i .^ ^^^HT, 
 
 3 adapted, scrviccalie or suitable for. ^PTrfT or ^fPTT | 
 ( in comp. as TFTt^sfpprr %5T, 3TRT^rnT 3Ti'H,<Mr ), ^- 
 ^,^?5FTT, 3T^ ( in comp. as 1^^\^., T^T^in^, ^RT|, ?Tf- 
 <m^&c.), 2PR^. 
 
 To Fit, ti. a. wa^e qualified. qn^-3^^-?rR^-&c. SRwf, 
 
 %^?n /.-&c.'JTWM-^. 
 
 2 accommodate to, suit JcitJi, adapt. fiToIJf^, ?5T5fat, ^«,. 
 -^31^ w.-^lTiT m.-&c. SRTSfaf-TTS'^, =5^!:nft/.-&c. ^T^. 
 
 3 suit, lecome. ^^, ^jTnJf^ ^^"^r, ^^^f. 
 
 4 out; up; furnish, Sj'c. ^piM, ^i^of or ^T^Tot, ?I^=I- 
 «^, ^^5RT /.-&c. ^ur y. o/o. ^^-;H^TrT-&c. ^Ruf. 
 
 &c. ^-t^^trl. 
 
 2— a garment. aTFn^RtiR fm, 'fltnf?? JR^jf 
 
 3 with; «w,V, «i I,./;/,, fj^et, ^^, ^et, jRpJf. 
 
 II FiTLT, ado. V. A. 2. q^F^, if'trnfFq', ^, ^TW. 
 
 ! Fitness, n. v. A. 1. q'Fq-rrr/. R:riR?t/. '«|^/. ?TiT?Tr/. 
 
 2 ^^r^f. ?rr5Rft /. fn^fw^TT «j. f^^^ntt /. ^f^?q m. 
 
 q'R w. ^f^ /. 
 
 F. of^hiijgs. ?itf?T/. 
 
 3 q?nT «. OTqrr m. ?^^^ f. 
 
 Fitting, a. See Fit. 
 Five, a. qrt=^, q^. 
 
 Aggregate of f. M^+il/. T^l^ «. 9>r5 n. "TTS^ m. ( as 
 there were five Pundaicas). 
 
 F.-armed,— warrior, &c. aho,—oi wild beasts.c['-=|^r<mO, 
 F.-faced. F.-sided. tf=qTHH, 't'^rH^t. 
 F. fold. Tf=5rT2:. 
 
 Surjilueage of f. (per cent, in buying Jcarld, mangoes, 
 &c. ). TqT?Tft /. 'T=#=nT m. 
 Fives, «. ^ %5j arff . 
 
 To Fix, jj. a. make fast or firm. jnT-nW-ni-»R:^-&c. ^^- 
 Erjf-?5R^-&e. 1%3;ijf, ?r ^^-^ J%?TT-H f^^-&c. q;^ijf, 
 
 t%in:-3TSoS-3T=q?5-&C. ^?^, ^^ ^frruf , %:3!:tIT/. qj^^ y.o/o. 
 
 2 plant, place, set. ri|c|ui', qT^iJi, ?[TT>if, ?TiTJr"jf, ?'<TrrJf, 
 ^'TT'RT/.-aTTS^TH «.-^5^Pr K.-3T5R'«TFFr w.-SRinTH n.-<&C. 
 ^^y. o/o. 
 
 To f. one's self at. c[o5 m. ^Tt^ sf^T^. 
 
 3 settle, appoint, determine, establish. A<HU|, ^STTTor, %- 
 H"^', «rferCTt, fJpTJT or 7{i^ w.-5TT^ m.-fHI^T^ ?«.-&c. efT"^ 
 y. qfo. r-TTT^T w.-&e. ^5f y. o/ o. ST^tTT /. ^FT^ y. o/o. 
 
 5m-5^7-fHqlTT?Tor?ff5TFr-f?rf*'7?r-^^f^^-ifi5fr^-&c.;F^. 
 
 4 conJiHe, restrain, stai/. ftvi^, '4^^, TT^^, ^Rfsffr, 
 ^T?r w.-^T OT. ^F^ot g. ofo. ■ft'tT^-&c. ^frm. 
 
 To Fix, v. n. rest., stay, stop, \. To Settle. Sf^Sr, ?'<TT^^, 
 
 2 ( as in death ) — the eye. fir^of^ 
 
 3 on; determine on. ^JT m.-Z^^ m.-fSfsn^ m.-&e. =h<u^_ 
 Fixed, ^. ^ o. v. V. A.l. f^SF?;;^, ^r ^HT %^T, &c. ^- 
 
 ^5r, snr, st^t, vfk 'ttstt, ^rf^, ar^^, aT=ET?r,'TOiR, k^, 
 
 2 tTFT^^, %it5!;?5T, ^'<TN^^T, &c. ^'tTTf^, aTTf^?r, SRT-iTr- 
 
 3 3TT5r?5?!;T, ^il'^^lrTT, &c. M^rT, f^T^Tf^^, qlwrT, if^, HV- 
 
 jft^, T^, 5^^, ^'^^jft^, STT, 5T^, i^=nm. 
 
 To be t\ S^ot, 
 
 4 f%5TO=lHr5T, &c. 1%'«TT, ^f*Trr, ^sq-. [ F<TTW. 
 I. stationary. 3TS55, ^^TT^, 3T^, 3rq?5, ^5iq=5f?r, gcT, 
 II. — in law. as opposed to moveable. ^'iTT'R. 
 
 Fixedness, n. v. P. 1. ilHHUir m. 6\^^m m. f%ci>,4uil f», 
 'NMUIT »». &c. 3T5oiqtirT «>. ^^'T «. ftm^/. ^T^/. 
 
 3 im^uii »i. ^RfTorr m. ^r^rtnuil »«. &c. f^^TcT^ffT/. 
 fSpT^f^ m. f^rf^f^T «. &c. 
 
 4 ft.qRT^^T'JTT m. &c. ^fHrTT^ n. ^sstht/. 
 
 Fixes, m. v.V.A. 1. >i^-&c. q^smTTT, f^i£'TItr,&c. rf|=)uiru, 
 &c. ^STNiF, ar^TFSifPT^F, sT^iirT^, 3TTqFT-f^r<^H-3T^'4FPr- 
 
 &c. ^Frrf, -jrrqFT^. 
 
 3 ^MUII'I, -KI^CJIKI, &c. H+« ^WTKT, &c. 
 
 4 ftii^K'Jnrr, &c. ^t^ff^t?.
 
 TLA 
 
 323 
 
 FlXTUEE, n. fixed furiiHure. r4T^r JTI^ m. r<TTETT^T n. 
 2b Fizz, 7b Fizzle, r. «. m.i'ke. a hiss'nvj noise. 4>'i4)<l.'Ji o'" 
 
 r*<^f*^3t, "F^'P^OT, tpox'par'^, fp'JTf^'JT'Jf. 
 Fizzing, «. v. V. <P^^q ?i. &e. fVorfT^'JT /. <paT9)>Tiff /. 
 
 — inteus. "ptJiTf.Jii^ m. 
 FiABBixEss, n. V. A. "Prnwirr w. &''• '•^^f'^ o?- vfT'<T5?t/. 
 
 Flabbt, n. «o/?, Zoo.se, if'c. not firm. "m^T oj- OT, Xf^SiTJf^T 
 
 ^i=5r, ^FNifTT, '-Ji^^ir, hYt^, THHrTss, f^Tf^s, qr^q-n, "p^, 
 
 •PTF^r, fS'H^ or 1%?^ or fs^TTS. 
 
 That is f. ^^^rr 3Ttnr^, m^ir arlnr^. 
 
 To grow f.^rj^. 
 Fr.ACCiD, a. not stiff, not tense, Sj'c. ^FJf^FTT, f^i%^rr, fe- 
 
 srfesfr^T, f^5EfirWf, fJT^f*r^?f, fn3frr?rt!=r, fj?5r, ^Tft, 
 
 FiACCiDiTT, Flaccidsess, n. v. A. f^i^sjq-aTT m. fr5«rfc5- 
 
 €ft?pmr m. f^TfiT?5wrr w. &c. 'i^fir?^ n. f^Tf5r^?rT/. 
 
 lb Flag, v. n. hang loose, Sfc. f%^r-5t?7%7-&c. ^T^-^7^3rT 
 <n^, "Tf^, ^H'+ictui, ifpjajoT, W[^ m. if'T «». core. 
 2 fig. languish, ^c. v. To Dboop. '4¥R^, H^ijf, ^?5^- 
 
 Flag, n. colors, ensign. fH^Vl or ^ n. iiT=T^r or ^JT^iTT m. tf- 
 
 Grand f. of an army ( directing its march and 
 encampments ). Z\^ f. Bearer of it. JISI^H, ^TF^'T, 
 
 The streamer or pennon of the grand flag of the 
 Peshwa. ^sfftTC^r m. 
 
 2 fiat stone for pavements. "PT^/. "PT^TT ^\l m.-^X^ m. 
 
 3 ^VI^\^J ^^ ^?RTf?T 3tt\. 
 
 To Flag, v. a. WK^^f- ^l^t. 
 Flag-staff, n. ^n^rat/. ^FT^t/. tir:?T^H «. 
 
 Tuft or bunch at the end of f. ^?^ or f^TfT w. 
 To Flagellate, Flagellation. See To Whip, AVhipping. 
 Flageolet, n. pipe, ar^^ij^ n. [^"^f^^'T n. 
 
 FLAQGINES3, ». V. A. fj^Tinr m. ^^TTiTT m. &c. T^filT^ f. 
 Flaggt, a. lax, limber, ft^r, ^fe, ^c5, f?Tr<Ti=5, g^rrl^TraJST. 
 Flagitious, &c. See "Wicked, &e. 
 
 Flagon, n. v. Vessel, ^f^ or ^jt m. gn /. ^T^ /■ 'T^ '»• 
 Flageance, Flageanct, «. V. A. T^'^^\m. ^TS'^'^trTTOTT «J. 
 Flagrant, a. glaring, notorious. 5-^^, g"5r5, '^S'T^rf, J3S- 
 
 Flail, n. gr^qrff ^PT^/. [?7 m.f. 
 
 Flake, n. ( of fire ). f%?T55 «. +l^ofl/. <ft5!T m. ^"^^Z- n- 
 Flam, n. trich, lie. ^^^^^ f. "P^T^ot/. ^ZT■^^ J. 
 Flambeau, n. v. Toech. "^ht m. f%^/. ^f^5T w. 
 Flame, n. tett^t /• i^o;?. ^o! ot. ^sn^/. Terror/. arftf^T^jIT/. 
 
 Fierce, glowing f. *r5^ wi. TJTW '«. 
 
 Spire or tongue of f. aTT'ttsft ^TT/.'iTTRi'M*| ??». arrf^T 
 
 To set in a f . ( a town, country, &c. ). fig. J^ or 
 
 <fP5 «;trf ( TfJT, ^n &c. ). 
 
 2 See Aedoe, Passion. 
 2b Flame, v. n. ^r?5T/ poyj. v?rT^ «j.-7^ior/.-7^P7;T/ ^lin- 
 
 ijTOT- S^iif g. of s. H^r^'Jf . 
 Flame-coloeed, a. f^TWroft, ^ffr^of. 
 Flaming, ^J- a. v. V. s^FTt, ^ferf, ^rfJTr^iTpr, ■j)!.-^^, 
 
 1. fervent, vehement, v. Aedent. 3TT%^r^T, ^^^. 
 Flamingo, n. ^^m. ['it<f) ?;?. 
 
 Flank, n. side, near the thigh, jpi /. ^p^ m. ^FSH'jft/. ^1%/ 
 Sunkenness or hollowness of the f. ( from lasting, 
 
 &c. ) V. Bellt. T'^Rt/, T^^/. TT^c?/. JTnjT^/. 
 
 2 ( as of an army ). ^^/. TT^q^Tw?. TT^^Tt n. 
 To Flank, v. a. attack thefiank. <t)Mcj< ^e?T »«. WX^, 
 
 2 ^i<rw thefiank. m-jJ^^T TTTT ^TFJ^ ^T'jf. 
 
 3 frTTif 3-H ^^, ^rrJT^^: 3-*? ^>if. 
 
 Flannel, «. ;4m or ^ or qrflT »«. but the word commonly 
 
 used is tpPSI^^/. from the Eaglish. 
 Flap, n. thing tofi.ap loith -.^fan.^ Sfc. 5T5^'JT n. 5T5Tof n. 5r- 
 
 2 ( of trowsers, &c. ). f^J^nF h./. 
 
 3 V. Flapping. W^ »»• H^^RT w. 5rui'+-i< or n »«. 
 
 4 (of a coat, &e. ). skirt. 5rR=5 »». ^?; m. 
 
 To Flap, d. a. leat with afiap. ^V^^ "P^l^or, ^TT^, IT^- 
 
 or, ir^^r^, ^r^^-^jr or ^r^^ru m. '^'if. 
 
 To f. out, ( a light ). Tr^=!^iif, TlrJ^ ?«. ^W-TraiJf, 
 ^firr'TT-^^ f^g-q-ijf-lTr^'7'^-&c. 
 
 2 )«oi'e !t77/f afiapping noise. 'P^'PS'T'^ or TT^^'^lf^'Jf. 
 2b Flap, v. n. phj the wings noisily. "FSTTgnf, ^rs^^of, <?55- 
 
 2 ?«a^-6' afiapping noise. <P5'P5>xf, "PJ^of, 'P5^5-g5'P5 
 Flap-eaeed, ffl. n^^'jf. 
 
 Flappee, «./«?«, ^c. T. Flap, ^t^tw «• "P^^^ ». 
 Flapping, n. v. V. A. 1. ^m^ n. &c. ^TS^^rff/. W-^ m. 
 
 yi'-bKi »«. ir"jr^?n: or tt w. 
 
 A general f. ^T^i^TTTt/. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. qv5T)5of n. etc. "PSTfS/. fJ^^J^ufl/. 
 
 2 *i*^>Ji M. &c. 
 
 I. noise off. "PIf'TTT »?. intens. 'PI'PTR »>• "PIT3 »«. 
 FLArPiSGLT, adv. "P^^^ or ?:f, "P^tps or sf, =5R^ or x\- 
 
 intens. "P^"P7, 'P^TT^f, "P^PP?, "Pir^f, "^TTT^T, WJX'i. 
 To Flaee, v. n. hurnficrcchj or blazing! y.^~s. light, Ac. ^- 
 
 2 yZtV/er !(•///« painful splendor, v. To Glaee. ^^R^tt, 
 ^CTT^oT'if, ^T^^i^, TS^/. TTTijf. 
 Flaeino, p. a. V. V_ Jtrr^trfl^, ^'Zc^/li. 
 2 ^^^wt?r, ';oTT^t^. 
 
 I. /a67/y, s/iOicy, cj'c. ^TS^, T^^;, |f5r^,H5ET^^. 
 Flaeinglt, ai^i-'. V. A. S^T^iiT, ^oreoE or sf intens. 55rTJ5E 
 
 am? 55!rf^, ^CTKOT or tJlt. 
 Flash, Flasuing, ?e. v. V. =Jr-^ w. ?I-^ «. ^n n. "^HW.J- 5r- 
 
 T^m/. 5r^^o5/. — i;i/e;is. vivid f. dazzling f. &c. ^^^-
 
 FLA 
 
 F. and no figlil. arsTT^^ n. ^'jld+rf^ »". K^^ ». 
 
 "Witli a f. =qq|-qf^-q;T-cti;. 5r'P-^'r-^f&c.?E;g'JT,=5sgT,&c. 
 
 2 ^/.iriiij? and trantieiU display. •f^rrftiT/. fe^t?/ JTT^ 
 
 A brilliant f. nuil then a prison,— the Prodigal's 
 
 course, m^ 5^r fft^TKm ^'^'^r^ <ft^ ^t ?5HJt ^^^ 
 
 3b Flash, t>. n. glitter icilh a transient flame. =JnFPr^at, '^- 
 *T^, ^^PT^tT^ intens. -M+l+of, ?5^3-7 a(?tf. ^T^f, ?5^K?5^- 
 of mlent. B'PFPot, ncE^of, ^fnnoi^gqj^^at inlcns. ^W^- 
 
 To f. in the pan. V^^,f. ^^-T^. 
 Flashisess, n. v. A. 1. sfT^r^ ^^J. ^if^^^ 'iW<'mT m. 
 
 Flashy, a. show// but empty. ^IT'Trs, I^JfTl^i f^^fHT=riTr, 3T- 
 
 ^m, 3T^, ^^^, f^'i^nTRT, i>?^, sfi^T^^ri'tera", ^it- 
 
 2 showy, yauJy, v. FiSE. a^'Z^jftrf, ?r-;g, f^qft'^Eg, ^T^^, 
 
 Flask. See Bottle, Vessel. 2 See Powdee-flask. 
 Flat, a. level, eien. ^TH, ^JTTH, ^^?tr, ^K, TM^TS. 
 
 2 not rising hijli, exltiulcd. ^TRT, ^TT^, «t^'FT, «W^7, 
 
 ^prms, ^MHi5i, '^ri^i, =5n?f2T. 
 
 3 ?ei-eZ leith the ground, lying, fallen. =qTR, ^^^f, ^"TT7, 
 
 To lay f" Tq^ JT^OT, f^SrsfOT, ^trT affo.-JJfrft^^ 
 flrfi'. JR^, Rrm aJi'. dcd. or ?5% ffi/i). ^ijf. 
 
 4 (/wrf, ffT^Ju/, sjjirillcsg. f^%\ or ff;"^ remiss. pRJ^, qr- 
 
 sfTfTT, ffR5r, %^^, 3T5itnt, fTOTf^r, fvi?^R, ^^gfTfro)- 
 
 f^^^'q', 1^C#, ^t^?r, ?;?T, ^TT^ o;- j^oTT, T^?5 or 55. 
 
 5— of SoimJ.S. fRoT, ^"PJ, 5i:^^?r, S^T^^trf. 
 
 To sound f.— relaxed drum, &e. S^TS^^ intcns. ji| '| i| tTf^ 
 6 downright.^ outright, v. rosiiiVE. ^1"^, 3^rS, ^^Trl^. 
 F. refusal. f^l^rrST ot- v. \. 
 Flat, n. ZcicZ tract, t. Plaej. q?:iuT or q^tqur or ^ \ ii \ v [ «. 
 TRT w. »iloS m. 
 
 2 ( on hilly ground ). TT^S w. JTr^t/. 
 
 3 shallow. >Tr^/. n. <7iHi. TRt/. 
 Flat-nosed, a. ^^Wr, ^ff'TTf^^. 
 Flat-boofed, o. vnsqr^fT. 
 Flat-wise, ado. '■Cf^, 
 
 Flatly, aJc. downright, peremptorily, v. A. 6. f^^^, ^FP 
 
 Tfrfe^, f^5rr|^. 
 
 To reply or state f. rP:^ m. at^-aV|H 7T^. 
 2 ^^OTT CT. sre^tTTjn m. &c. [/. ir^RTHfTT/ 
 
 4 f*%^on m. mu|,j^.Mou ?«. n^j^ Urm^ \ m. &c. n?Tw?rr 
 2b Flaites, v. a. ^fTH^, %^, %T^, ^cf^-&c. ^pTjf , 
 
 324 FLA 
 
 Flattened, p. v. V. ^fTT^^FIT, &c. =qrT7, =qT^, =q7?r, %^. 
 
 2b Flatter, ».a. court ly praise, llandishmenis, olsiquiout- 
 
 ness, cj-c. 5^?5frf/.-3TT^'-7 n.-^^TTlT^ or^^TnTrf / ^oT, 
 
 5its>Jr,%t-^T^-^t^ ado. ^5:ijf-'^iJt, 
 
 To f. cue's self, pride one's self on. 3T^PS/.-3TfHKr- 
 
 ^ m. qT55q'ir-Hriiot.-cT?:of g. of 0. 
 
 2 gratify.^ Sjc. v. To Please. ^Tfqrijt, ^7;-&c. JRof. 
 
 FlATTEUEH, ?i. FLATTERTXU,;7.rt.V. V. 1. T|nm^-&C. JfTITT. 
 
 ^, g?TTK?ft or g^TPT^t, ^^im^qT, ^^TTHSWT, cfts "TT|H' 
 ^rSOTRT, ffreT?fT^<M-&c. 5J]S!:tJTTTT, 3TFnVr, 3=rr^f^, ^^> 
 
 &c. ^wrrr-'^f oTOTTTT, fflsi^ir^t^^. 
 
 Flatteky, n. ^x'T^gf^/. g'^TTJT^ or g'^tm^f /. 3Tr^ n. ?g- 
 
 rrf5«<=T'^ ^l'i?5af «. rffsrj?^ ^"rfsaln.— AVith the power 
 of such words as, lutter, soap, palaver, Harney, flumme- 
 ry. JTajgriK «. "raqr^Ct/. '13'ra'<TN5T'/. 5Fr?7TQSq-i7ft m. 
 
 Fstrit'irt/. 2*^. sr-^nr^/. pi. qifr'TW'Tref ^r?5ot w.-nr- 
 ^f. pi. 
 
 Flatulekce, Flatulency, «. windiness in the stomach, m- 
 
 ^ m. HiFRln m. sir^frn m. aTRsrirr ?». 'j^TTtTT^ w. ^q?r- 
 
 ^ OT. sprg^ »». aTTEJTTiT »«. 3TTs^"HPT «. 
 
 Bilious f. fm^ng ». [^?RmT« ». 
 
 F. occasioned by worms. ^fi^cJidlS or f^<m<?MlS «. 
 F. with heat. 3"'S'Jr=ri^ ??J. 
 Flatulent, ». producing ivind, windy, ^isjji, ^T*^?^ or oi, 
 
 2 — of the state or habit of body. crRTsr^fFft^, ^RTO o;- S, 
 
 «rm5T5, ^rrg^?-, ^rrj^^, srrrfsrsTFr, ^msf^faw. ' ^ 
 
 Flatus, See Flatulence. 
 
 Tu Flaunt, v. n. make a display of finery, ^'c. ^m^^f. 
 fiR^rot, !5FT?|^^t ffTT^TJl/.-fHTcfiJI^/. ^r^, ^vif.-&c. 
 
 Flaunting,^, a. v. V. and Fine. Ts^ HKuiki, *r5^, ^Tf- 
 Flatoe, «. v. Taste. =q^/. ir^r/. ^T^ w. ?;f^/. ^:^/. 
 
 srmT^ m. sitf /• ^^ »»• 
 
 2b Flavoe, v. a =5f=r/.-^5 WJ.-&C, ^. 
 Flatorless, a. V. Tasteless. i%=qq', ii"^r^, 31?.f%'^. 
 Flatoeed, Flatoeous, o. v. Tasteful. =5pr?n:, T^^, ^T- 
 ^, ?^^, ^f?I^. 
 Escjuisitely f. Tl^. 
 Flaw, tc. cj-ac^. ^fTT ni. ^{J^ m. =sfrr/ FTST m. ifTc5 w. "gj^/. 
 Having a f. 5:^, 5?:^?, fr^^T, <PT^'^. 
 
 2 blemish, imperfection, defect, v. Fault. MT or fiH n. 
 jiTH/. 5^rq «. <l)t?: m. f^ n. cfrr m. ^\Zf. \^ m. 
 
 3 ( in a rupee, &c. ). fJZ'fzf. W\^f. 
 
 Haf ing a f. ^q;, ^^^T, f^=^^r, 'PF^'^, ^^. 
 Flawless, ce. 1%#S, 3T^T5,f%#T, f5r#ft, f^^fT, OTTT, 3T- 
 
 %?, 3TitTJr. 
 Flawy, o. v. N. 1. ^^, ^^^t^, f^^^f^, 'W:'^. 
 
 2 «^r§^, w^^, ^^, f^^i ^my^\..
 
 TLE 
 
 325 
 
 FLT 
 
 Flax, n. linnm usitalissimun. ^sf^r m. n. ^^l^\ /. ■'Srasft ] Fr 
 or ^f. 3T^^t/. ! F 
 
 2-the fibre. ^^W\^ sk Ml pi. 
 
 Flaxen, a. ^^HT'^T. 
 
 To Flay, v. a. slcin. ^ir^of, "T.Vr^ f.-W\^f\ f. JSrar^T'^ii-^FT^Tf, 
 
 FLATEn,p. V. V. ^"T3?i?5r, ?rrTOT?y ^fkhcTt, &c. ^?fi'«r, f%- 
 
 Flea, n. f^^/. -ft^/. jnt/. 
 
 Fleabane, «.— purple. ^FTofTfJTff /• ^i+Kcit/. — Seed. ^- 
 
 Flea-bite, «. fq-'5;=?r ^^T w. 
 
 Fleam, ra. qY^-qr^ V^ ^piJinrr^ ^JFH: «. 
 
 Fleawoet, n. — plaut or seed. ^^fTnr?? m. 
 
 Flecked. See Speckled. [v;TT?rT?7, STHT^^. 
 
 Fledge, Fledged, a. furnished with /fathers. ^^ ^^r5T, 
 
 To be or become f. ^i^ m. pt. "S?^. 
 To Flee, v. n. ^sif., q^^r ^Tiif, ^^m.f. ^R^l, ^T^/. ^m^- 
 
 "Jr-^ot, t; qf=frm% «. '^5:iJr, tt^o' «». spc'Jf-'^uTnT. |j 
 
 To f. wildly, as iu rout, fright, &c. 3'^T«^, TST OT. /. 
 
 Fleece, «. ^% iT^<T '^% ^i7H ^Trr?:sJ=ff ?#Fr/. 
 2b Fleece, v. a. shear of wool. ^\^,1 j .■%'\^TM-%^^^T^ ^FT^jf. 
 2 pill, pluck, ^.'Yo Plunder. ^S>Jr, ^T?fTr5 «. 5??T^6t, 
 i«ri4+l=|aT, ^tfot, qra?;>jf, HfJf, ^ ». ^iJt, qT «. ^^r. 
 Fleect. See Woolly. 
 To Fleee, &c. See To Mock, &c. 
 Fleet, a. swift-going, t. Swift. s^R^, "ToEqJT, =^1?^^, =5TT^, 
 
 ^?5^,^qT?5 pop. ^qrs:, TTq''j^, arfff^ift, ^^ft, %qqT^. 
 
 Fleet, m. ( of ships of war ). 3T^rn; or cST^nTT^ ?i. ?JST^ 17?^- 
 
 Fleeting, a. transient, y. Tempokaey. ar^'^pft, ^f^^, ^?f, 
 
 Fleetly, adu. v. A. a;!rf Swiftly. ^?;^, ^?^^, aTf?f5f''T^- 
 Fleeiness, n. y. A. encr>raTT m. ^c^/. ^^T^'mr w. tnw. 
 
 Flesh, w. Hf ?r ;;o/). irr^ «• anfJr? n. W-^ «.— contemptu- 
 ously. iTr?!^5 n. JTTtr^iT w.^TRfq^ ?»• TT^rST m. HTg^ m. 
 Dead or proud f. ^SiJlT^H n. ^fH^^^ n. 
 Marks burued into the f. cTFT'T^t/. 
 Way of all f. tt|TT'4 nt. 
 
 To lose f. aitn n. sr^tff-g-re^raT-trs'^. 
 
 To turn into f. — food. 3^1% or arfnTrT f=rTT^. 
 2/es/j meat, animal food. ^\^ 2^op. iTm «• ^nnrft or ^r- 
 
 3 far/mZ uppdilcs. iWMf^/. f^Tsprmf^/. f^T'T^rm^r/. 
 
 4 car«oZ stefc. gf^qr'ct^Fir/. ff4q^5f^Trrr/. 
 
 5 T. Body, ^iftr n. %^ w. 
 
 6 mankind. 'PRTnT^rifff /. HHiilHl-s) n. 
 Flesh-diet, ?j. TrfHTfTT m. 
 Flesh-meat. See Flesh. 
 Fleshiness, n. y.A.1. iTT^lcAquTl ot. iFFT^rTTirr m. &c. Kt^- 
 
 INESS, n. V. A. 1. f^rT^^fs/.frT^Hf^/.rsrT^qTTTT/ 
 Y, a. carnal, v. Sensual. fcTTTr^, fsfT^ft, f^TT^^^, 
 
 2 human, not divine. H^isqr^t, TF-^'f)', T^'^^'^fff'^Tr. 
 Fleshy, a. v. Plump, Fat. iTf?r?S I'op. JTRTI^, TT^THC, HTO- 
 
 2 pulpous. iRT^, IPTfT, T?^. 
 
 3 belonginj to flesh. JTWT^T, Kf^«f^. [ ^^\ m. 
 Flexibility, Flexibleness, n. v. A. 1. ^tf^\^,qtj\\ 7«.ffq%- 
 
 2 H^rqiTT ?«. K^r/ ^^r^^fr^fsr «. 
 
 Flexibi,k, FLEXir.ii, a. pUalle, pliant, suppjle.^ limber, lithe. 
 
 Flexous. See Winding. 
 
 Flexure. See Bend, Bent. 
 
 Flicker, Flickering, n. \.Y.\.~act. Tkw.^?^ n. pA.^.-i \f. 
 
 5^5^'T/- T^'T^f- 'i'l'3!T/- 
 To Flicker, v. n. quiver, — as a liglit, life, &c. fe^Fiz^dr, 
 
 ?5:p7^'jf, fe^f?5^, FJ^^^ot, ^^?ft-^ ado.-T^.7^ adi>.- 
 
 H^f?:^ «<7i'.-iT?^JT^ ai/y.-fe!?;^^ adv. JpT'Jr, ^RT qfJ^, 
 
 q^lToEiJr or Kciof. 
 
 2 See To Flutter. 
 Flickerer, n. Flickering, p. a. v. V. 1. f^i?:^aTRT, f^- 
 
 E\^ ^jrOTRT, &c. f3^fe^?r, ^-TJ^-T^t^T, 1%ft:fJTS. 
 Flickehingly, «(?y. fsf^ft^ ,f!:^?fr^, f^f^fJT^. 
 Flight, «. v.V. — volation. ^3J^ n. ^^vn n. [^r^.NH w. 
 
 I. or Fleeing. "T^^ w. qcpr ^r"jf «. "TcEot «'• ToToft/. 
 General f. T^ «'./. 'T^OT «. T^'^t/. T^T?:/. <T^T755/. 
 
 q-fETT^fq'/. iTiJlT^"'. 
 
 To put to f TSif^Tit, "T^^^Wm ?5Tqi^. 
 To take to f. T^wi. / ^I^iir. 
 
 II. ( of birds ) V. Flock. ^5/. ^f. 
 
 III. ( of arrows, &c. ) See Volley. 
 
 IV. ( of stairs or steps ) f^^]m. ^m^n. f^or fM\f. 
 f^fftorf^T^/. 
 
 Flightiness, n. v. A. ^\n^rim. ■=(•=( omnrm. W^^mf. 
 Flighty, a. loild, fanciful, disordered in mind. e|Nx)ot^|^ 
 ^=^^pop. =Er^55,3T^55,g^^5C>J, 75MTCq\, F!^,ri^{l<^K, 
 
 Flimsiness, n. v. A. ?n^Pfr /. ^TT^^^ /. ^^^TPft or 
 
 Flimsy, a. ifW/t, of dight texture, xvorthless, Sfc. 5?R?r, 
 
 ^H^r, n^frpT, ^^?i^r, !f^^T ^f^t^, ^^r-, ^qF?n^ 
 
 or Jtl' or ^^OT^ or ^^^f^, ^HTmjF, ^FrrirrT, f^^i'V, ^- 
 
 jT?ft, ^^<T, F5'<t7<r, ^^'?=^, 3T^5, irrJTfifl-, 3t^%^, 
 ^rr^, qr^'TT, ^ir, f<T^^, ^Toimtrtr^sfT, 5rrs or ^rrf, fi- 
 ?rqr ^i^ qTrr-&o. 
 
 A f. thing. 3TmraT?TT/. 
 To Flinch, «>. «. (Zz-nic J«ci-, shrink, v. To Draw-back, q;- 
 
 ^m, JTTqTT/-Ac. qw, Ht^«.-^T?^n.-&c. q<Jf, TT^FS n-
 
 TLO 
 
 326 
 
 FLO 
 
 rLi.vcnEE, n. V. V. ^F^iiluiKI, ^^RTTTRT, ^i^RT, &c. ait- 
 
 TTT^crT, artn^f, TT^nr-ifcc. ifnn-. 
 
 FnxcuiXQ, n. V.V.— <jc/. ^^iin. ^wvtn. &c. ^p^/. ttT^TTT/. 
 Jo Fli.no. v. a. Y. To Cast. gt^iJt, Sf^'if, ^TT?5iit, CT^'Jr, 
 
 12 ( in wrestling ) t. To Throw, qr^uf, ^ft?T ^FTiif. 
 
 3 out ;( II limb, &c. ). ar^ISirf, tl^.+lcjuf, 3T?T5Tw.-'^- 
 IT>n.-5PJ^;n.-5r^^|7ITTw. ^iJr. [Sxif. 
 
 4 open. 5rMI'l-Ml«^W-yl+l«'*{l-5n^TTH-irTFr»TT#-&c. 3^- 
 To Fling, v. n. f,icA\ J,-i: v. To Flounce. 3Tr555 3?N^/. qj- 
 
 2 out 5 lash out. |npi^T/. /'/."I^Tr^fr/ l>l--%''^^^^/- pi.- 
 
 Fliso, Flinging, u. v. V.A. 1.— aci .g^^n. qp^iifw.&c.?T- 
 <T m. ^ffq- »j. [ %qTTjf n. 
 
 I. V. Saecasm. ^P=rTm. J-^rw. 3TT?¥tot. 3^^ wi. %qTT «». 
 
 Flint, n. TR/ nnTlt^T m. <//»». TRnrfr/. ^PFT^^ tfrST m. 
 
 A f. auJ steel for striking fire. M'^M-h f. 
 
 To get iniik from a f. ^jvsm W^m. or T^^xm. 3TT- 
 "T^, 'TMt^T itT.ni. "TT^, ^'I5M1 ^[T »J. ^f^^. 
 FlIXT-HEARTED, a. T. PiTILE-S. HV^M^j^^W-f^^^. 
 FtlNTT, a. TR'TT^rt, ^IK'l l 'i-^^KI. 
 FLipPAN-cr, Flippantse-ss, n. v. A. 1. HMotWT^T/. ftrs^ 
 
 Flippant, a. voJulle, v. Glib, dli-^l =^751, <TFToEf^inTT, TT- 
 
 crafviwrr, ^^^;^ ^irm, ^rr^T?^, ^^rr^^r^, =^;^f;Tf . 
 
 2— of speeches, &c. nr5% ^^n^C^crrnTT, TM^f^H^, cfi^- 
 
 Flippantly, adv. t. A. mmcaRh h^, ^^v^ ^ \^r^'^ ^ w.. 
 Fliet, n. y;W(/y, cj-c. girl. HT^mfnft/.^^rmft/.^cr^R/. ^- 
 
 fTo Fliet, v. a. See To Jeek. 
 
 To Flirt, tj. «. act ivith coque/rj/. m^Wn.-->;^\ m.-^^m.pl. 
 
 2 See To Sneer. 
 Flietation, n.v.V. N.I.— orf. ^t^^^tt^/. ?rmr»». ^m.pl. 
 To Flit, v. «./y away. Tf -T ^P^, T|nir«.-5Tfr^H. ^TiTif. 
 
 2 migrate. mn.--sm\ J.-&C. TR^iJr, '<TITTTs^ ?/i.-'<TorqT- 
 
 3 See To Flutter. 
 
 Flitch, n. l^fRf^ qT^^%?5T TT'^HFTtn. 
 
 2o Float, v. n. swim or be home on the surface. ^u\ "TriTif 
 
 iTtnw, ffRtJf, FRROT or FT-^Hijf, ?nTirn,-5ir^ra. ijMg. of s. 
 
 2 along, down, &c. ^n^i^, ^"Jf, ^TpT ^^. 
 To Float, i>. a. ^Tff ^ ^. 
 
 2 See To Inundate. 
 Float, n. raft. rW^rn. mf. ?^vnn. 
 
 F. composed of gourds, q^w. q^Tw. 
 
 F. composed of two canoes or boats. ?rFT3 m.f. — 
 
 that works it. ^T5-qT. 
 
 2 timbers, ^c. set to f oat down. flTFT m, 
 J'loaiinOjJ). a. Y. Y. N. 1. fRrTT. 
 
 Flock, n. ( of sheep or goats ). JJ^TT m. Rjls^n; n. ^s/. 
 ^ ji. cr^iT n. ^TTr m. ^r? «. ipTT m. 
 
 2 ( of birds ). qi?T ?«. ?TTt^/. ^l/. 5rt^/. 
 
 3 Jo</y or croifj of people. ■<^. m. niT tn. ql^r "i. ^ 
 
 4 ?or^- o/ wool. ^"nFfhTT f ^^ »«.-'T'^^ m. 
 
 To Flock, u. n. fjather in a company or crowd. v^HU I, ^j^Z- 
 
 ut, ifiotT-^iT^ ^T^, To^ m. ^FR^iJf y. (y; s. 
 To Flog, d. a. Jea< with a ic/iip, S;c. gft/.-^i-^-^ wi.-^r- 
 
 ^^ »i.-;pr5ft/.-=^iTq;t/.-&c. JTRdf-^iT^r^iit, tp^ mpl.- 
 
 ^,^,\K m. pi. iTFT^, ^H + H"^. 
 Flood, «. Joiy o/" iua/er. ?^r m. ott m. cTR/. 
 A f. of tears. 3T»jqTTr/. 
 
 2 inundation.^ v. Deluge. mium jiioi n. ^^if?^ ot. 
 
 3 (, of the tide ) flow, flux. *n?fr/. ^K m. 
 To Flooe, v. a. V. To Deluge. vtrlM-4-&c. ^Rijf. 
 Flood-gate, n. 3rqit/. ^?^ m. wfs/. 
 
 Flooded, ;?. v. V. deluged, inundated. ^AHq %^jT^, &c. ^- 
 
 f^Fffrof, ^^npf?r, ^^T^, ^T^JFT. 
 Flooding, w. excessive discharge from the uterus. Hldic^nr 
 
 ?fRT OT.-^TlZ m. rtj'iS-MltiK^ fer^I «f. 
 Flook, n. ( of an anchor ). TT^TSr?". "Prsiw. ;pt?T?». 3Tf^?T»8. 
 Floor, n. — of planks. ^fsTR m. TT^uft/. TTif /. ?r^THft/. 
 —of earth. ■^hIh /nf /.^/?^i%'THfTr/.— of chuuam. 
 T^ or ;^^'N1/. — of paved stone, '^^m.fr^^^^f. 
 A woU beaten terrace or f. ^tuf/. 
 Earthen f. of an upper story, loft, &c. TS m. 
 F.-patter or beater. =^Rtjt or off/, or ijf n. '^^^ n. 
 Laying a f. of planks, 'mif. 
 To flatten ( by beating ) a f. ^#TW, ^"rT^!Jf. 
 To smooth a f. ^TT^S^. 
 2 See Stoey. 
 To Floor, v. a. cover with a floor, — of planks. "TT?"^, ^^- 
 Z «».-rre'ft^/.-r|tt>^'<(| /. qR'Tf. — of earth. JJTHt^T/.-HF/. 
 
 2 knock down. TTf^ 2T^^, Rl^JHiJI, ?5te^, qUTI^, 
 5ftrT a<Zy.-MtMlH<^?^ adv.-r^^\ or ^^ adv. ^^. 
 
 3 silence, pose, ^c. =fiferT-pT?>TR- &c. 4-,<u|, rffs «. ^i^ ^- 
 'TiJI y. o/ 0. 
 
 Flooe-cloth, n. ^n^JPT n. 
 
 Flooeed, ;;. V. V. 1. qiZ^^TT, +44I'i %^?^, &e. 
 
 2 qi^ ^FP^?^, OT5J5f3?rT, &c. xjtrT, ^jfPrCrer, ^^ adv. 
 decl. ^ ai/y. 
 
 3 jf3?f %%^, &c. ^fer, fd'bTK. 
 Flooeing. See Flooe. 
 
 Flop, infcrj. |55-;p5T-^-&c.5?:-qr?r-^-&c. q^^^TT. 
 
 Flop ! Flop ! floppiwjlg. 4+i'4) or qrf, s^5^ or =Eff, 
 *ra4T?5 or ^\. 
 To Flop, v. n. shalce about loilh a noise. ?54>rl'P<^, ^S5f5l6ir, 
 
 5^nTo!:6t, j^rr^'jf, ^!T?i'<^or, ^^pr^'Jf. 
 
 2 over, f^^r^'n. 
 Floppee, n. Flopping, p. a. v. V. 1. S'HM^uiKI, &c. 5^5-
 
 FLO 
 
 327 
 
 TLO 
 
 Ploeal, a. pertaining to flowers, ^^f^, J'^'^r, ^ftw, J"^- 
 
 Flokid, a. Irightly red. JTR^J, ?^n^>T?^, H?^, ?JT^. 
 
 2 — of style, &c. hrilUant. 3T?5TTft, 'JT3+-1 R^, 3Tc5+K^^, 
 
 Floeiditt, Floeidxess, n. \. A. 1. FJIc^lTPTOTT m. &e. 
 ?5Tc?ft/. Tf^JTT OT. ^ [TSfTKTT^ «. 
 
 Floeifebous, a. producing flowers. J'^TFT^, 2'^^^. 
 
 Floetn, m. 5t^ ^M 3TTf . 
 
 Floeikin, n. Otis aurita. ^tST rRKTT «• 
 
 Floeist, n. cultivator of flowers, f ?5JTI5ft «!. ^rftm.Jn^OT. 
 
 Floss, n. dotcny substance. ^"J^ /». 
 
 Floss-silk, n. <f^ ^^ftJT «. 
 
 Flotage, Flotson, Flotsam, m. ^F^ fRfs^TT^r irra »». 
 
 ^--JKlHIril/. ar^qrlTT^ HRd:?oif n. 
 Floukce, n. ^TF^^T^^T ^fi^^ ^ff?^ OT. 
 To Flounce, To Floukeee, v. n. struggle, fling alout ivith j 
 
 violence. ^i^^Tl'^ or tp^ot or STS^, ^i'FJiif, ^TSTT^iif, ^- 
 
 ^\^ m.pi. "TT^iTJf-3H I c^ciuf -<fnwf-5n^"Jf -=7r^'^, =Tr^,3TT- 
 
 Floukcikg, Flouxdeeing, ^i. V. Y. — act. m^i^ n. &c. rf- 
 S'P?/ intens. rTSTT^R »?!. tiTTTS o»- "JTS or ST?/- intens. ^- 
 
 FLOrE, n. tfts J!, fr^ «. !g|.-M^ui «. 
 Ballsoff. fried. jCfT/.i*). 
 Bread, &c. made of coarsely ground f. ^^^TT^HT^ TT- 
 
 F. and water sugared. tftimuH' n. 
 
 F. of pulse and rice coarsely ground togetter. *mr«. 
 
 F. boiled ( for various purposes ). 3^jr5/. '^^/- f^- 
 
 F. cast over cakes in rolling out. ^|4U| n. 
 
 F. of various grains parched and ground togetlier. 
 
 F. rolled up by the finger. JT5|Sjr m. ^J^UT m. qioJ^ff- 
 
 F. sprinkled ( to be soured ). ^\^^ n. 
 
 F. used to thicken, spoft/. 
 
 Fine rice f. f^f. 
 
 Gram f. ^^^ m. n. 
 
 EoUs of pulse f. fried. \\^ f. 
 
 ■\Vheaten f. W'^^f- 
 
 Coarse wheateu f. ^t^ ni. 
 
 Fine wheaten f. ^^ w. :poi^=^ ipT «J. ^f^Jft/. ?ff^ 
 
 To Floueish, v. n. — of plants, &c. qr^of, rRrfTW, S=f3^, 
 
 2 of persons, affairs, &c. thrive, v. To Peospeb. ^^^.| 
 
 jn/eK«. HTHTT^ m.-=E(F5?ft/.-^l'^.ril+T^ w!.-&c. 3T?(of y.o/ s. 
 3— as a town, country, &c. 3tT»TT^ o»- STT^r^ ftiJi, 3TT- 
 
 4 ( with a pen, «S:c. ). 'Nt?!!'^ or f^T^S^, TWS'jf, *n;- 
 
 WA\ m. pi. JTR<7f, f?R^5-qT /. i'^-frnf^q^m /. /^/.-qJKot* 
 HTT^, 9^71% m. pi. 9JT^. 
 To Floueisii, v. a. ivave, v. To BnANDisn. M<^duT, ^iT^FT^. 
 2 ( the arms — in oratory). T^ ?h. <K^?nJt, ^TrraR ?». ;?. 
 
 3 — in rhetoric, v. To Embellish. «jdi^^ ?Tt^, •Mriiquft 
 /. ^"Jfy. o/o. wir^iift m.-3T'<|^ m.-&c. ^f:^ g. oj a. 
 Floueish, n. figure scrilUcd with a pen. T'^TT or H<+ST»». 
 HWfST «J. "K^P^ or ?T or Wi'lil m. fstT^-^TT oj-fiR^^qr 
 /.;;/. R<TTfeiTT /.;)/. 
 2 — in rhetoric, hold figure, S)C. ^w,^I^^^\ m.'^rAi,\ «». 3T- 
 
 v^n^ »». [ ft?f. 
 
 Floueisdino, ;>. a. v. V. N. 1. Z^T':^., 1^5R, ^■^-^IT, fR^- 
 
 2 and Peospeeous. ^Hlf^dr, T^I^, '-ftH'^, '^t^TT, ^- 
 
 JTT5, ^ra^TH, TTHfr^^iT, &.C. «^5, ^q^, srf^, ^rwr^. 
 
 F. or happy state. ^^^J. 
 
 Prosperous or f. state. ^K^mf. -intens. HTTTR: w. 
 
 F. or failing, thriving or sinking, — of trades, affairs, 
 
 &c. cRrTT 5??rr. 
 
 F. or ascendant period. aTK^pft /. 
 
 3 3TT^, 31NI<^M, aHNl'^l'ft^, aTRTfT^. 
 Flout. See Saecasm. 
 
 To Flout, v. a. v. To Contemn. flf^^T^'jf , fy ^'+. I m ,flR^r- 
 W, f^r^rm, fdiV+iKui, f^^^'Jf or f|5^R0T or \m^^., 
 
 Pi^+Kui, ^IMK"I, SPT^. 
 Flouting, «. v.V. ftr:5^PRnT «. &c. f%^^lT m. f^rs^jnrtjft /. 
 To Flow, v. n. ^\\^., Sf^of, ^qTHOT, 3^T^o5 m.■^^\^ m.-&c. 
 
 ^^-'^'^^ g.ofs. 
 
 To f. gushingly & noisily. ^^^d^H., vrz^o^-&c. ^TT^oif, 
 
 intens. Tcilotui. [^-|1"ot. 
 
 2— opposed to ebb. TW, TTfft/.-^ m.-^^f. ^mS\-^- 
 
 3 ^««s smoolhlg, swimmingly, S,'c. ?R3-^T^?T-3R^f^?T- 
 
 sr^nf w-':TTTrCT-&c. ^qi^ot, ^, sr^ »j. ^raiJf y. o/^o. 
 
 4 aJoKM(Z. ETT^iif, sm/- TS'^y. o/s. SRW, T^TT =5rTt53T, 
 
 5 from; proceed, issue, run. qr^of , T^W, TT^Rof, ^THi^r. 
 
 6 off; run down,— a river, &c. 3lt?rTot, 3TR^, 'JTRrRT wi. 
 ^g.ofs. ^ Jf^g.ofs. 
 
 1 over. g-^JRaSOT, 3^Rr5of, ^R^fS^, ^^fS frof, 3T%q; w.. 
 To f. over from boiling. 3Tf^, ^^ to. ■^^. 
 
 Flow, Flowing, n. v. V. l.—act. ^^M n. &c. afr? w«. 
 
 F. of speech, m^mf^ /■ sTP^TRT/. 
 
 2 ^RTft/ Tm w. sft5l/. 51R ?«. 
 
 3 JT^TT^ OT. ^H^w. 
 
 4 iRFfr/. TT^ «■ 51^ '»• TT w. IR OT. 
 
 Flowee, n. <P|^ «. q-^ «. ^T «• ^F^_»- g^=T «. ^-^ n. 
 Chaplet or garland of flowers. ^OTTT or ^^STTTw. 
 Compound or flosculous f. %^T «• 
 Cultivator and seller of flowers. "^.^Hisft, ^?^rft, Hf^. 
 Exudation of a f. '^^^n m. 
 Farina of a f. J'^'g »"• "TTPT «».
 
 FLTT 
 
 328 
 
 TLTJ 
 
 Nectar or honey of llowcra. W'J n. pop. ^^ m. IT^ m. 
 
 "^ Presenting ol" tlowers'iu the hands. J"s^^3Tf?5 mj. 
 2— as carved, painted, worked, &e. J^T/ ^ m. ^ m. 
 
 3 ( a» of grain ) llossom. Jr^Kf or '^AX\ m. 
 
 4 V. PniMK. si^ "«./. sifTT HI./ \^^Kf. 
 The f. ofyoiilli. HT^^RT/. 
 
 C If si part, cJioicc. f^SR/ SrTJTf^ »». 
 
 6 flowers. See Menses. 7 ( of speech ) See FiornE. 
 To Fi.owEH, r. fi. llossovi, bloom, T. To Blow. ^7=5^, ^n.^jZ. 
 
 'T^, f^TFRtfr, Ht^^ ( used eap. of the mango ). 
 To Ft ovKR. V. a. aJorn loith Jljures of Jloicers. ^ OT.-&C. 
 
 Flo»eb-oabi)EN, n. "^AW «»■/. M'^M<^lP-+'l/. "V^^l^f. 
 
 Floweb-iot, n. ^"^/-large ^5T m. 
 
 Fi.o«-ek-tkee, n. "f?r5rr5 n. ^^^^ m. 
 
 Floweeed, p. V. V. 5^j>.?5r, &c. j'S'-nt, jf^TH, f gf*r?f. 
 
 I. — a cloth, &c. V. Figured. TFT^t^, ^f^Z\K^'k^-Af\-^\. 
 F. work. 5^/- %<i55^/- %?5^ m. «. M^'jgji »«• 
 
 Floweeisess, «. V. A. 1. '^^^^rwf. ^wnptitrTT/. ^'^tt^- 
 
 rlT/ J'i'-l^l^gr'M n. 
 FlOwiry, «./«Z/, ^-c. oJ flowers. ^^f=5?T, Ti^"5?^t=qT, J'^TT- 
 
 2— of style, &e. ark^t, 3TT?5^rfrF, a^^^JcT, 3T?5!PRi%- 
 Flowiko,/). o. V. V. 3. smoolJi, fluent, — speech. HKNI^I, 
 
 I. — a garment, &c. tflitiH, M<<^|<. 
 FlOwixgly, adv. smoothly, stvimminf/lt/, Sfc. rTi^ or ^, qrj- 
 
 !p or cpT, gTaitrT, ^^, ^irqiT or ^\ intern. MHT'-JM, ^=r^, 
 
 3Tg;'^TF, ^^PRrT, 3T?5iT, 3T?5nfr, 'fl^^fTH^, 3Tf?5'2^, ^RtT^. 
 To Fluctuate, v. «.— water, &c. |?5q;Rof, ^^m^ m. ^^ 
 
 -^. 
 
 2 he irresolute, t. To Hesitate. JT^KoEiif, iJT^, tTTBT^ 
 /. ^RW, ?5?'?'>T 3TBot. 
 
 3 rise and Jail, he unsettled. ^T^T?TTT m. aH^tlj y. q/ s. it. 
 
 ^ <'M<=n-(^% it'<riY=R-&c. JTOof , atfti?^ 3=r?r^, fin;'Jt. 
 Fluctuation, «. v. V. 1. ^m^\ m. 
 
 2 iUM'jM n. &c. ^TT^rs/ 
 
 3 ^TrTR OT. 3Tf?'4T?rT/. ^?JrIT/. 
 Flbe, n. T. CniiiKEr. g^ n. 
 
 2 so/i rfoifw. ?j«r/. ^Sf^TT ». 
 Fliie>-cy, n. Y. A. 1. ^^?F.'m\ m. pffiHT --^MotMUIl m. c| | -j;^ |- 
 
 qr^T «. :rR^5iT7T /■ ?rr»-.nTT/. 
 2 fR^^uir TO. grfxFiT'jrT m. 
 
 Flue>-t, a. free, t'oZuWe— speaker, sfe^, f^T^^ =qi^, =;rT- 
 
 2— speech. ':TTn^^'^, iJK15rif|^, ^T^, f T^lT-fT, r<Tmnw. 
 FlueNTL-S, adv. voluily, fjlMy. ^Y^, ^iT^ftTT, =grf^t, ^-^iT 
 
 intens. -^w-^i ^ 
 Fluid, m. h^T^s^ «. 2sn7r4 m. 5i;n^'^^'4 »i. 
 Fluid, a. ^^cT, ^et, ^^P^, q^IT^, ^r^H^ite. 
 
 Fluidity, «. v. A. ^^rir/. ^qf^T »«■ :?5r»n5r «». sj^rff^fST n. ^- 
 
 Fluaimeey, n. apjt^/. aTt^lt n. ^pf^ w. fyfT^ft/ 
 
 F. parched and caked. aTxffoift/. 
 Fluob albus, m. qf5?^o)t n. -^T^t/. qf^ft ^T^/. ^"rarift/. 
 
 Flcbkikd, Flustered, Fluttered, ^j. v. V. iTl^=i^f"^T, 3r- 
 
 2b Flurhup, v. a. sup up noisily. 3TRW, J^'F'S, "^T^iJr, H- 
 
 ?^ m.-m^^ m. TTKot. 
 Flueeupiku, w. v. V. — (7rf. afrTTtJf w. &c. ^rt^ »«. tRT^ m. 
 Flurry, n. v. Y.— state, ns^/. rJI'siiT/. ^^/. STTTfcE/. 
 
 ^pjJT »». ?i^n »>. afr^mTOT/. arr^T m. sqif^jcfr/. 
 
 I. sudden gust of toind. Sfr-Tpqi 5r^^^ m.-^f^'^f »». 
 Jo Flurry, v. a. agitate, commone. '^'i^Ai^^., VN^^iif, TPTS 
 
 ^?5-5qJT &c. ^pj^. 
 To Flush, v. n.flow copiously. >T5;'T5!;-vr3!;JT5Jf-*r5'T5-'>T5*r5t 
 cjl^iir f^^^-&c. 
 
 2— the face, &c. ^TTt^/. Jpjf, rrfoffRT^ ^riir, m^m. 
 
 To Flush, «;. o. redden, cj'c. Bf^/. armoT, ftfsjirara ^Rof. 
 
 To be flushed. cTf^q-, Frf^^ijf. 
 Flush, n. sudden and copious ajjlux. ?jt^ m. fsf^r m. S'^TH". 
 
 2 ( of eagerness, desire, &c. ) ardor, glow. ET^ft/ v. tf?, 
 
 §^, q', ==r^, ;f ?j3r to./, ^ift/ jj'iTTf / nTirr to. 4>ui+i to. 
 JP^ TO. a'^ist/ %n in. 
 
 3 ^r5T^-&c. aT^F^TrT aiT^Pft ?JT?ft/. 
 
 Flush, a. fresh looldng, v. Fresh. ?:cr?jft?r, "d+d+n^T. 
 
 2 ( in cash ) ilTTT, ?i't=>T, dciKIH^lR. 
 Fluster, To Fluster. See Flurry, To Fluret. 
 Flute, n. Sftmt/ HTf^/ JTiffr/ "ffsTr or "Tt^TT m. 
 
 2 ( of a pillar, &c. ). ^i^t/ 51^5^:^/ 
 Fluting, n. ( of a pillar, &c. ). ?fff^ait/ sf^Jsft/. 
 2b Flutter, w. n. — as a bird, a flag, &e. Hi^H^i^, "PSqioT, ^- 
 
 V^'m intens. =^X[Z^., 5T5'FS'if, "T^ m. pi. gnof. 
 
 2 — the heart, v. To Palpitate, g^^^t, tll^iif, (^TS^TSTit. 
 2b Flutter, v. a. See To Flurry. 
 Flutter, Fluttering, n. v. V. N. 1. 'P5<?rs^ n. &c. qrg^- 
 
 2 qTT:t/ q^^fr/ tn-45 n. gng^/. ^y^T/ fnfift/. 
 
 |TST/ i\'\^']f. SJFU^ «. 
 
 T. V. A. See Flurry. 
 Flutteeikgly, adv. <P3<P? or 5t, 'PT<15T or ^, ^^ or Tf, 
 
 — intens. <PSTTJ5, "PSHt, 'KTR, "FTRf, ^snT^T?, ==rUTt. 
 Flutial, a. belonging, ^c. to rivers. ^^[^^^\^ 
 Flux, n. See Flow. 2 v. Diaeeh(ea. %^5e/. iii-il/. ( or 
 
 q'lT^/ &C. ) STT55/. StTToE/ 
 
 Bloody f. T^airs/ ^TfR'^rra' »». 
 
 To have a f. qR n. ^?fM-g^ot ^. o/ «. 5T55 to. /jZ. ^ 
 ^. ofs. STZ^, STTo5af. 
 2b Flux. See To Mel?:.
 
 roG 
 
 329 
 
 roL 
 
 To Fly, v. n. move t/iroitgh the air. 3^<Tf, J^fHir h.-^;|1h «•- 
 
 sri{^ n.-t[^ n. 5p5:iif, 'rf?PTffT^-3TFFT^Tn?fr^ ^^. 
 
 8 /)n!4S rapidly. Stf^ ^M-fHMH ^?rW-^^?nTjf-&c. 
 
 4 vii-Jall upon. Y. To Attack. ^'S'Jf 2f'</i "f^i^^ ^^ 
 with 5IT, arfqrJT? gz-JT T5^, arfTT^^: q-ot, ^^rm. 
 
 5 out ; break out into passion, v. To Eage. ^'■WM^ 3"?r- 
 
 6 up ; — jiowders by a blast, &c. H^I-W. 
 
 7 8ee To Flee. 
 
 Witli flying colors. qt^TTrST^. 
 To let fly. Y. To Dischaege. m^if. 
 To Fly, v. a. shun, y. To Ayoid. ^W.^^.,^^^., ^ ?ra'n. 
 
 2 quit ly flight. ^^ '^^'[^^ ^T5''t, T^ ^of M'j'^/t qT" 
 ^^,&c. ofo. 
 
 Fly, «. HT^ft/. Hre^^ «. nf^r/. 
 
 Stinging f. nftr/. Tf'4T"0T/. TT'-fl^ ?«. n. Tt'^teTT^/ 
 
 Swarm of flics. ttRT./I 
 
 Wild L ?;RHT^ft/. =rHiT%^T/. 
 Fly-blow, n. wi\f. 3TH^/. 
 Flycatchee, «. — the bird. f^T"TT| «i. 
 Fly-leaf, n. ^^1^ n. [ «. ^?r «. 
 
 Flying, n. y. V. N. l.~acf. 3^ n. ^.JT'JT n. ^f^=T «• wi\^ 
 Foal, m. f^TTC «• ^^T »?• ST'q'^TR- ««. 
 
 That is with f. — mare or she ass. ?RT or ^^X- 
 To Foal, v. c. ^^^wi. 
 
 Fo.vM, n. %?r pop. %iT m. %?r »«■ ^"P m. — in cant phrased. 
 
 5^^ m. [ co«. 
 
 To Foam, v. n. ^otctt, tjrgff, TTHoSiit, %nr OT.-%?r m. q'lif in. 
 
 Foamee, n. Foaming, />. (J. Foamy, a. v. V. ""P^roi^?!!, 
 
 &c. «jj?rroJ, %H?:, ^-i^*, %^r=5, %f^. 
 
 Fob, w. pocket, ^'c. m4^I* S^^T"^ %^T ?»--^F^ or ^cqT >». 
 
 To Fob. See To Cheat. 
 
 Focal, a. %^=^, %5?rqtft. 
 
 FOCDS, «.— in geometry. %^ «. ^rif^T w. 
 
 2— in optics. f^^Trr tr^^Sf ^^jtu^t^ FtTH' ». ?nTFfr^'7%?T)«. 
 
 3 ( of a ray of light ) focal point. 'iK^W- ni. 'S{^\^ m. 
 Foddee, n.'kmj. ^sfRr m. n^Tfrmt/- ^\^m^ m. 
 
 Litter of f. "^^^ m. n. "^m^m^^y m. n. ^\^i n. 
 To Fodder, v. a.'^iu\ f.-^qj^j m.-&c. qT^"J7. 
 Foe. See EsEMY. [it. iT'4t/. 
 
 FcENUGBEEK, ?».— the grass. ir'^ft/.—the grain or seed of 
 FcETAL, a. Y, N. nVr^, T'TO^'-fr, Tin. 
 FcETtJs, n. ^A pop. iTTT m. vu\ m. 
 
 Dead f. 'T^T'f m. ^^A m. 
 
 Dead f. remaining in the womb. i(i^ pop. ?p^ n. 
 
 Instrument for extracting a dead f. Tt^pi^ m. 
 
 Motion of f. in utero. n^^fTTf n. 
 
 Murder of a f. ^^\^t^\f. 
 
 Murderer of a f. gur^r^Kt. 
 
 Pain suffered by a f. whilst in the womb. TH'TTrr^/. 
 Fog. «. ^-^ n. ^if. 5% n. ^ n. ^t^t n. 
 
 FoGOiKESS, n. V. A. gr^FJn. 5JTT«. 
 
 Foggy, a. ^+i|Mr, g^^F^mr, '■^V!Tq\. 
 
 Fori, ?V/e>y. rjqt, ^i.nr, Jan. 
 
 Foible, «. y. Fault. ^7i.f^^n. f^^n. ?p§^n. ^m. ?j^cp«. 
 
 To Foil, y. a. frustrate, ^-c. y. To Deieat. jfn^, ^<cT"Jr, 
 
 ^FS^iir, '<T^5fcrr, qT^cT^, jjd'-i'i.tiui, ^[FT^rrer ^tot. 
 Foil, «. W/or giUiny, <fv. 5R^wi. q=iT«. (g?rot<T=?, tTc^t^ 
 <fcc.), T^wj. (?T I --q I ^ r-^^'^TT^ "?5f T) , TR". (Tir^TftTr^&c). 
 2 — among jewellers, st'fj »». rfSfT »"• "^^ or q^ ?j. 
 
 3 Hunt fencing sword. '[i\v(\t[-'^^V%4\-^^- '^l^K /.-"Trr 
 
 4 See Defeat. 5 3TR^TT% TT^^r^ ^■^if- 
 
 Foiled, p. \. V. jnT?r?5T, &c. ^rrrq", ^nRR, srfrT^rT, 51*——-^ 
 
 FoiN. &c. See Theust, &c. ^3 OsTT;?;^ 
 
 To Foist, «. a. insert surrepliliouslg. g^T^iif, 5^^, *^^-*^^a 81 V'S 
 
 -&c. qF5CTr, qr^j^^s/. ^F^^. "■" ^ 
 
 Foistee, n. Y.V. ^^q-yuilCT, &c. ^^TT, ^f^Z■^J. 
 
 Foisting, n. v.V. ^"Wif?*. &c.gT?nJit/.5?reuft/.qTr^YtT^/. 
 
 Foisty. See Fusty. 
 
 Fold, n. enclosure for sheep, Sfc. #5^171/. ^li'llil m.mf[f. 
 
 2 (for calves, kids, Ac). jM/ itt^/. 
 
 3 (ZowJZp, complication, phj. witf- 'J^m. Wt/ f^rft/. 
 
 Bagging or bellying f. ^'^rr'w. 
 
 Flowing or undulating f. (in draperies, &c.). '^^if. 
 
 Of one and a half f. f^5^. 
 
 Upper or outer f q^T5Tm. 
 
 4 (in comp. as two fold, seven fold, <te.). ^OT, T^, ( in. 
 comp. as fgyr, ttH^ui, 5"T?r, ^rFTTH:). 
 
 5 folded cloth, paper', S(c. ^t\f. (as ^qft, ffHT^, ^>^T,/. 
 
 Tliree cornered f. ^JiTRt'^ft'. 
 G (as of cakes, crusts, onions, &c.) layer .^ coat. T^m. 
 ^S^m. 'W^m. qr^rsTw. 
 7— of a rope, &c. t. Tcen. f^^T»f. 
 To Fold, ». a. shut up in a fold. ^r5=irfrr[-=?T5^ft?T-iS:e. ^rs- 
 
 2 /!r/y ;/;; infolds. ^f\ f. qT?5of». or ^TM^ 55T'?f, HTgur,^- 
 
 3 doulle. Z^Z^ or |JT?^, JiT'if, 5?I0T, ^^/. ^^<Tf. 
 
 4 (the arms) ^^^sn^^SSTJT, Roi«t?K. qTHof. 
 
 5 (in the arms ) y. To EiiBEACE.^J|'iu|,^'iioiui,^qr?|'XiJT. 
 Folded, ;>. v.V. 2. wn^tTT, &c. 
 
 3 g^fTT 0)- fl?ft ^Tlt=r, ^ (in comp. as 1^"^, fd^-lil, =qr- 
 ^), T?5Tt(in comp. as t^^FT^ft, |?^0, f^T^^, ^""fT^ft). 
 F. state, /oWr(i'«e4-s. q^/. (esp. in comp. as, once 
 fuldedness ^^^jjt/. and ^^J^t, f?f^, #1^, &c.) qn: /. 
 Folding, <i.— of doors, &o. |?r?5Tft, pf^i f^^. 
 Foliage, »!.. Zrat-e*. qf^»!. p^. qTr5T»». qs^»«. ft^FtTTw. 
 Tuft of f. qiFI^w. 
 New f. qT?!=ft/. 
 
 Of rich and luxuriant f. ^fTrTRT or •Hirt<l. [4=(<ul. 
 
 To be covered with f.— tree or plant. tiM<wi, S^fJ^oi,
 
 FON 
 
 330 
 
 POO 
 
 To Foliate, ». o. ( a lookiug glass ) qi-qNl ^Pr^f /. ^PT^, 
 
 1TTT m. -"(iScJuj. 
 roiao, n. Julio-sheet. ^^ij'ilHMn. 5<t^ ^WlZjn. 
 
 2 folio-book, fsm^ "TW^n. Ac. 
 Folk, n. v. People, fjtfwi. j>l. aTT?5Hn. arnTHT^r/. ntHMt 
 
 fllH|v»n m. pi. 
 To Follow, v. a. go after, pursue, ^'c. f{V\-mS\H\>\-H\'\^- 
 
 qT^rnrr-&c.3TM-q-9T-=?n?59T-&c.qrJtw?rTn6T/. ofo qis/. 
 
 2 (j//<-nrf as a drpenJaiit. TTT =5frf^ y. o/o. 3T3'I*11W.-3T- 
 
 g5rfN«.-3^H?/rT/-3T=J^^«.-'.tc. ^RTJT. 
 
 3 olsei'ce, cop;i. v. To Imitate. cfoiUTFTt ^TttJ' y.o/o. JfoJ- 
 Dln.-irrs/ tTT^-qcfr g.ofo. aTHiTTOT, 37H7?fur, gr^ciTT^w.- 
 <rtH^<u|n.-<.tc. JRTJT y. o/ 0. 
 
 4 ( a course, &c. ) observe, practise. arr^Rnj-^ TT^"^, ^^- 
 
 of, jjT^of, 3T^TiTf, 3T5=raTjr, 3TT»;i^'Jf, arrq^orw.-^^^M.- 
 %^/-ctc. ^^(Jf y. o/o. 
 
 5 be consequential. ar^nrT-Ac. |m, f>'"l^c,4 |'M', f^5; ^, 
 
 G fOCTC fl/Zer, succeed in order of time. Jrr^?r-&c. ^Ivf- 
 Follg^vxd, /). T. V. 1, Hli-ll'l %?5?5T, AcST^^Ff, aT^TcT. 
 
 3 3T5^R^^, &e.gT^^. 
 
 4 3irq^S=rT, &c.3^Nlh<1, ^f^TT. 
 
 FoLLOWEK, «. Following, p. a. V. 1. tt?T->S:c. ^gTRT -jl i m i- 
 
 2 qreWn-HT^ ==rRaTrTT, f^^AW., 'fl^niHt, ar^^rr^, 
 3T^^, 'ff5=5nft, ^1*4^, 'JTTf^T?r, ar^Tpftsfr, '^f^. 
 
 Followers, retainers, domestics. =^W,r^'^ m.pl. =ErpR- 
 
 ^m m. 3TRT^ »«. pssrrPJTRT w. ^^^A m. ^^^f^^^ m. 
 
 ^m m. pi. ^jftSTTT m. pi. ^^IT «. Tfor^ wi. 
 
 3 arg^iirRT, &c. ar^jrifr, an h •mi iff, ar^^TTift, ar^rff. 
 
 4 arr^rninTT, &o. %=r^,J(qt,WHT^. " Ij^. 
 
 I. that comes after, that is next, v. Next. T^^, "TSFTT 
 FOLLOwiKO, n. T. V. 1.— oc/. HTH-Ac. ;^-qiJr"«. aH Hj jt^Hw. 
 
 argim w. argqr^ «. ar^'-i^oi «. st^^^k m. arg^or n. 
 
 2 ar^TK^ n. aTH=?nTT ?!. argw/. argq-Tf^r «." 
 
 3 arg^tjf «. &c. arg^fRor w. aTg^^,"^;. arwf^/. 
 
 4 arr^iJi n. Ac. arrqrw n. %;r «. ^i^r/. arj^Ror w.arr- 
 «PT OT. arr'.^!?^ n. qT?=i^ «. ar^-^f^/. 
 
 Folly, n. foolishness, Sfc, ^■^ n. '^v^ n. JT^qxT n.^f^f. 
 3TsTR n. JT^V/. Hprr/. ^\^ n. iTTJ-q- «. iTr^ m. ~^ 
 2 a La wild scheme, Sfc. 5IWH n. ^ m. ^rPP w. f^?T^ m. 
 
 Follies. Ws'^fH or Ws^Hr m. pi. 
 To Foment, r. a. embrocate, cfv. ?i^at, %!p m. ^ot-^, ^^- 
 oft/. ^FC^, ?rF?PTfr/ ^f^, ^f. %ijf. 
 2 ( disseusiou ). f^ or ^^ iij^ ^ d tjOi, qTipJf, >n7 «. 
 ^nF.dr-'^RTDT, 'TT^Z-q^/. ^TRiJr-rJT^fiJr-SnrFot, ^^^ 7>i. 
 
 Fomentation, n. v. V. 1.— ac^. ^t^ «. &c. ^iq^/. ^t^m, 
 2 ^T.^ n. %Ff=rif n. &p. ^n^lfq^f^/. [,„. 
 
 I. heated leaves, Sfc. apjdied to foment. OT^»».^? m.^m^ 
 
 PoKD, 0. ajfcctiomie, tenderli/ kind, &c. y. Loving, rnr?!!- 
 
 g or ^, ITJT%% ^r^, %f^^,!fTrrlHlH, cf?ffff, '^H?5 or 65. 
 — as the lansuago of a child. FA%%^. 
 
 2 Zor/«y, ///.-/ny, delighting in. ?^Tf ft, a^HTPTT ( as ?TT^r- 
 
 ^-JiiunHr-&c. aTR5?n- ), ^rr^t or ^irqfr, ?i?r^ or Fr^t)ft, 
 arm^, ^"T7, aTT^ft^, ^. 
 
 To be f. of. =5n^'^. 
 
 3 See Foolish. 
 
 To Fondle, v. a. caress, smooth, stroke, j'c. Ftr?^'^, Ql-i l d trr, 
 ^RI^, ^\^^A., ^V^X^-i ar^Kui, ^T^n^ot, ?:!T5 »«.- 
 prftcTR M.-?5TfW w.-RHT m./.-q^^tH^ m.-?ir?rfr w.-^TR^- 
 ?q- w.-&e. ^FT^ y. ofo. vjl-M-jiq+K ot. jjZ. q;5;af y. o/o. ;^r- 
 
 Fondleb, «. Fondling,;?, a. y. V. ?n^-&c. ^onrr, ?5f%^- 
 
 Fondling, n. v. V. rTTS^CTf n. &c. ?m w. ?5i%5rr^ m. ?rrf^- 
 
 ^75 «• ar^JI^qffr/ 3T?:?r;=ft^ n. 
 1. person fondled. rlU+i, Kmi, -+riilM'l, iJlPlMI^. 
 Fondly, atZo. v. A. 1. ?5r^, ?JT|^^ctt^, StI ^iS, ?jr5-&c, 
 
 3 See FooLLsHLY. 
 Fondness, n. v. A. 1. Jftf?t/. JTTT?n"/. MMdl^-l'JTr w. ?^2T w. 
 v. ?5R, STT^T, ^, ^'^\f- 
 
 2 aTT^r^/. =qT5/. Ti^/. iftf?r/. rfH/. arRrf^/. g^ «. 
 
 =ErT5ET «J. Te^RT m. 
 
 Acquired liking or f. =^/. "W^ f. 
 Font, «. qrffTFm^ TMt S^tr^T^T "TT^w. 
 Fontanel, n. m;<e. "fpT ?«. « [aT^R?f. 
 
 Food, n. ar^T"- ^T^tw. H^'q're. arrfR^w. Hl^qrra. ^IV- ^M«. 
 
 Article of f. T^q' w. *ff^q-». ^TT^T n. 
 
 Coarse, unsaTory f. v. Fahe. 3T<^i-=|<»J'i?». aT?7P^- 
 ci^?f7z. ^^ n. 
 
 Ponsisting or composed of f. aT^TTT. 
 
 Daily f. ilTwJ. 
 
 Distribution of f. ar^rntf^T /. aT^^Ffif nr«. 
 
 Dressed f. WM'^I*'". fff^ra-w. W-V^'^- fv^jfff %^>t. 
 
 Dressed f. given in alms to Bruhmans. JTrg^ff/. 
 
 Pressing of f. ^^^^T^ pop. hTlTim. 
 
 Extra or odd articles of f. ^T^^\iin. ^\n<i\if. 
 
 F. ,and clothing. arvT'T^w. aT^r^T^5T«. ^■HK^ild^w. 
 
 F. burned in the cooking. W'V^ f. XXTJti f 
 
 F.— compreh. or indef. TPf:^ 5^ST»». ar^'TT^.'i. a?^- 
 ^n. ^uifHuiw. 
 
 Form or modification of f. ar^f^^^ m. a^f^r?^/. 
 aT^iT^FRHi. ar^STTfT'irTK'?*. 
 
 Heavy f. ■-^ilM"- 
 
 Incompatible f. fcp^J'Tt^JpTn. f^^^V^n. 
 
 Leavings of f. aT=5l"?T'T»». 
 
 Loathing off. sra^'". ar^rf^^FRw. ar^Tf^^ifrT/. 
 
 Non-observant of the distinction of f. ^T^, ^"Tf- 
 
 Nutritious f. W^f 
 
 Kich and savory f. (h^I^w. g^T^m.
 
 ^ TOO 331^ 
 
 Undressed f. f^T^T"*. 
 Wholesome f. ^frtn^T n. 
 
 "Wonted quantity of f. aTT^"*- ^"T?!. ^TMn. im-^'f) f- 
 
 Fool, n. ^% c. '^iTHV^^^m. (%ff «fFf^/. &c. ), q^TriTm ^- 
 
 cq'n. See under FooLisn. — iVeely, for cal/, dolt, Mock- 
 
 hrad.JacJcas.i, numslcull, Sfc. SiC.'k^^ ^3^,3?=^%^ TKTfT, 
 
 qfsT, ?j^, ?tft, ?i?Tr, ^i?ir, ^T^q, ^n:^, ^5, g^*^, ^m- 
 
 'TT,€roT'T^T'<T, ^"T^gj, ^1"0T^=^T, ^^T or sfs'TT, 3"^, ^'4T, 
 
 A learned f. q-Ji=fH^. 
 
 An arrant f. ^TrfJT?^. 
 
 F.'s phiz. qR^K^r/. TRToS^^T/. 
 
 F.'s errand. f^^^Tw. 
 
 To make a f. of. v. To Deceive. ^T^, HT^"^, ^- 
 
 To make a f. of one's self. JT^FtfTTw- JIHN'Jt, 5(^/. 
 Better be a wise man's servant than a fooPs master. 
 
 2 See Buffoon. [f-P^- ^K"!. 
 
 To Fool, k. «. /r//7e, ifoy, idle, ^n^, ^^^, \^^n■ 7^^ TTT^TT 
 To Fool, «. a. v. To Deceive. iJ^^T'Jr, ^r^^tJi, Ht^"Jr, q-T5:qT- 
 
 JR sf^^nif, mif'^T^ n. pi. g^of- 
 
 To f. away one's money. "?l+<4Ml-&c. *rFI^1TW«i. ^- 
 
 at,'q:^TM.-&c. 'TPT H^^^T ?HT#r g^^or. 
 FOOL-HAEDINESS, «. T. A. f^lM'^l^'H n. |:W^W «. +'HI^'H«. 
 
 FooL-HAKDT, a. V. Madcap, ^-.gr^f^, ^"FT^^ ^ToS^rsrr, 
 
 FooLEEY, «. irt^r'n «. if^ «. ^^-^K or %|^|^EnT m.^Z. 
 
 Foolish, a. — of persons. ^oCT ( remiss. tjoE^tT, ^?f^ ^Jo5- 
 ^S) WS\ (remiss. ifS^, ^11155, ^^,) fq^TT, =5T^?5, 
 q^ or it^nP^, K^, ^T^55T, HT^CTT, ^, 'J^, f^5, 3T^r7, 
 ^t%f^, H'5^5, '^r5frH-5:f^-^Jfq--&c. ftmTff?f-^?T- 
 ^^-&c. 3T?t(^5,^?'TTrqr,3Tr^^,aT5^Tf?T,'i^5Tf?f, H^tT, 
 
 To make to look f. "P^jftcT ^JiTi?f-Hli>Ji. 
 To turn f. ^^T^, "^pz^. 
 2— of actions. ij^^quTT^, ^i'-|UiHi, if|iff=ErT, ai^THNr, 
 arf^TTT'^, ^TT^f^^ or 'TT^^, «(H-+.ct. 
 Foolishly, «<?«. ij^^irR, ^shwim &c. ^^^HToft, HWTft, 
 
 t5-iTP=lWt, &c. 
 Foolishness, n. v. A. 1. %5 n. iisqqr m. ift'T'ir n. &c. %- 
 
 S-sr n. fTT^TTf^ «. ^f?^?!!/- &c. fTTHTHT^T ?». 
 Foolscap, «. ^ st+k^T ^iPT^ 3TT^. 
 Foot, n. TR »». qT3;?5 «. =qT^ m. n. q? n. <Tt^ m. qii ». 
 An evil f. TPT^^ m./. i^N^lotl m. TFTT^ m. 
 Artistic position or cast of the foot iu fencing, 
 
 POO 
 
 dancing, &c. Hi^-ii m. 
 
 Covering for tlio feot. HI4->l|Ui «. TT^^TT/. 
 
 Fallen at the feet of. -^Kyi'in, ^<'JiHrnri, ^T^IT. 
 
 Fidgeting with the feet. Hl-miotl m. [TT^n^qT. 
 
 Having foul ( mud-clogged, dusty, &c. ) feet. H^r'TT 
 
 Heavy of f. HNNI ^^TS. 
 
 Hollow of the f ?f?!;|^ «. 
 
 Light of f. "mBZ. 
 
 On f. V. Afoot. qr?ft, MNdHHt, qi'i^l"fl^, TTT^fMr. 
 
 Going on f. qii-^H/. =q?:"JT'qTi=5/. 
 
 On the f of TT^f ff- of. s. 
 
 Touching the f. or feet ( in reverence ). M|<^M^<J1 «. 
 
 Treading under f. qT'TTat or HNHIc^/. HKJ+MDrn. 
 
 Trodden under f. qr^T^fff. [ ^ «- 
 
 AVater presented to wash the hands and feet. TKTr- 
 
 With feet yet foul from the road. TTrTT "TPTf^. 
 
 To burn the feet ( by walking on liot ground, &c. ). 
 
 qT^f=s^ qr^TT/. pi- ^^■ 
 
 To get on one's feet ( after sickness, &c. ). ^JTfH^- 
 ?r qFT m. pi. FTPTOT <j. of s. ^Hl-lf/. ^re<Jf. 
 To get on f. ( into vogue ). rti'iui, qsi^t. 
 To set on f. ^\■m, TS^T'^, ?5T5n?r, S'Tf ^?rOJf, =qT^-!7f^- 
 
 &c. spm. 
 
 To strike the f ( against a stone, &c.). S^/.-s'pr/. 
 ^TM- ( «'«. CO)!. ) rti'iu|. 
 
 To wash the feet. qT^!T?TT^M n.-^T^ n. ^Rur. 
 2— the measure. qTrrt^^ Hiq «. "f^J ™./. 
 
 3 ZoK-er part, v. Bottom, qrq' wi. f5W m. ^^^ m. ?fHn. 
 
 pop. rfoE 7». ^'eT «• 
 
 4 ( of a table, &c. ). qPT '«• ?5T «• 
 
 5 ( of a bed, field, hill, &c. ). qi^ n. qr^TrT n. qw m. 
 
 qmtK«- qT^m«. 
 
 6 infantry. qR^ m. 
 
 7 ( of a verse ). qj^ m. xHTT m. im »n. N. B. Marilthi 
 prosody requires three syllables to make a TOT. 
 
 8 See Footing. 
 To Foot. See To Dance, To AValk. 
 Foot-ball, m. ?5M-^\»n. 
 
 FOOT-BOT, «. qt-^ »«• ^"K OT.f<.M4HriJ|K or %<^Hd<iK w. 
 Foot-fall, «. «o«n(Z of a foot-step, ^v^^^ in. ^r^^orm- 
 
 =tfT?5/ OT.^f^^T m.=Erre"?l/. ^^ »».— as considered tho 
 
 cause of evil. qT^'^fsi »». / [^tn^iif . 
 
 To listen for a f. ^5^ «.-^t=q?5 /. m.-&c. qot or 
 
 Foot-hold, n. v. Footino. qr^ ^srraT^l' wq'R -m. qw J- 
 
 jpoj «. arr^T pop- 3Tr?iT »». '<nT or ^vn m. 
 
 Foot-hot, adv. immediately. hi-mI--^ 5^95^ HNi^l ^5S 
 
 sTfmt-^ 5rT5?rt-^ q^rm. 
 
 Foot-man, n. RTT^ '"• q^li^T m. 
 
 2 attendant on foot, messenger, ^'c. qr^^ or ^\^'^. m. '^■ 
 
 jpft '». q|5iT?rT ««. q^Tf?r w. 
 FooT-MAEK, FooT-PEiNT, «. qT^3:?5 w.qTcT^t/ q^f^ n. q^t- 
 
 ^K jn. q^ n. 
 FooT-jjAT, n. TFT^TrTr «. TT^2^ ». sr^^l-h n.
 
 POR 
 
 832 
 
 FOR 
 
 FooT->OTE, n. ^yM ??n?ft f^r^''.rtl ^Z- 
 Foot-pace, n. ^T^ W^^f- "Tra^ ^T^/ Mi«<s--(irt/ 
 
 YOOT-PAD, fl. ^RTTT=^. 
 
 roOT-PATH, n. IT^K/. Ml*'^>=ll'i/. "TPTTRrr »». ^jm^^ m. 
 rooT-sOLDiEn, «. RTT7T «». <T^ «».— loose! j,lightly, freelj, 
 
 lie. tm^ v»i«jiir »>. 
 
 FoOT-STALK, «. J^I "I. f^ «• 
 
 roOT-STEP, n. "TTS^ »■ Misi-ll '»• TTtlT »«. T^ «. 
 
 2 sound of afoot, ^[^ry^ m. HP^Tc^ or ^xfr^/ wi. ^t=^- 
 ^ "I. ^TS^ m- 
 
 3 trs//^f. See Trace. 
 roOT->TOOL, n. "fts n. qT^5 «. "T7T?T?r «. 
 
 Footed, a. having f<et. "TT^RT, ?TTK, TT^f^T'?, "TT^^, TT^ 
 ( in comp. as 3T»^r^, Ac ), T^ ( iu comp. as fg^, =5f^- 
 e<T?, &c. ). 
 
 Large-f. ^^rHl<^. 
 
 Swift-f. ^x^^'^ tk^tt. 
 
 FOOTIXO, n. ground for the foot, place to tread on. ^\^ jejT- 
 
 qT?jT arrynr m.-arrw w.-&c. qm^^or ». qrofTr ?«. ti^tstw. 
 
 WN'J'ioft/. "Tpfs^'T/. '<TTT or 5finRT w. 
 
 2 foundation, u-arrant, v. Geouhd_ ^STPTf/. *TR or afT- 
 TT m. gn*^ ?H. 3TT«?q' ^0/1. 3TT?rT WJ. 
 
 3 entrance, establishment. "TT^ >». TT'tST «. 'ritTlT m. "?^- 
 5T »i. aZi loith V. T5, !T^^T w.'q^^rT/. TT^rf^K^PT^ ni. 
 
 Firm f. arsojq^ n. 
 
 To gel f. ( iu an olGce, &c. ). ;^ijf, ^fjft/. (=!rRW y. 
 
 o/"*. -JTifir TTSf TO. J^r^ 5^. o/s. <m^ m. q^nt y. "/ s. ^^- 
 
 5T OT. ^TT^i JRft/. ?^y. o/«. <TT5i n. q-ijr, ?:f^/. ?5T- 
 
 4 s/a^e, condition, settlement. ^^^'tj(\ f.f^'^f^ f.is^ynf^m. 
 Friendly f. <^^|oil/. T^ «. f ^^^ o/' ^ »!. H^rHT m. 
 
 Fop, n. coxcomb. ar^Fwrsr, ?r^^^, q-?i?aiM, ^T^, •^< ' '^M , 
 
 FoppEET, Foppishness, «. v. N. ar-l^S^lT^/. ^#r^/. ?r- 
 ^TTHTT^/. 'JHy+ft or Si^/. m^g^ff^ or ^TT^/. 3T3%- 
 
 Foppish, a. v. Fop. 'fr^iFTT, ST^R^n^ft^, ' ^ W'^kI^ I. 
 Foe, prep, because of, on account of. ^g-, ^gr, q^fijrf , ^«r, 
 
 2 in the place of ^^TPft, <^I**4I=J<, r^pff, r<TRT5rT, sf^ 
 or c5T, sntt, <JK-m f?fcZ. qt^^T decl. 
 
 3 /or </ie sa^-e of. ^RT, BrSt, ^f^Tlt, W^, «)^'-miH^, 3T- 
 vj ( in comp. as 5rT?TT'<f, Hi^Hm, sftfq'4 ). 
 
 Foe, conj. :f;f?n:, ^pfft. 
 
 For as much. ^HrTT?ff, ^HrN?^f, -'iT<TP5. 
 FoEAOE, n. ^F^^V,?,/. ^^H 'j:,|c;j%% JoT^fvTO «• 
 2^ FOKAGE, I', n. ^.^f. ^Rof, Hunn^ n. TTTT^ 3Tm^-H>jf. 
 
 FOEAGE-PAETT, «. ^^ f 
 
 To FoEBEAE, V. n. refrain, <jc. v. To Abstai:^. f^^CTF, ^frs- 
 
 Oi, ^ OT.-KftT M. qXlTf, ?T^, 'trtif^. 
 
 Forbear ! ^r. 
 To FoBBEAE, V. a. sjoare., SjC. T. To Foegite. ^^ m.f. ?3fm, 
 
 Foitr.EAEANCE, F0RBEA]!IXr., n. T. V. ?S. •t:{\z\U\ n. TT^OT «. 
 
 tftr^TTot «. &c. oitNKeiJiJr w. Hrnq^^r n. qirr ?«. ^q^rwi. 
 
 V. V. A. ipT »!./. TI5/. ^^TT/^Tif^f/. g=5T^T m. 
 
 FORBEAEEE, n. FOKBEAET.VG, jj. a. T. V. N. fiT^TJTITT, '•ffr-^T" 
 
 UTRT, ^T'^TOTRT, '<Ti')'JIKI, f':TiTr or Fifx. [W^^ 9^. 
 
 Y. Y. A. qJT moTTTT; T^ ^?:(JTRr, Ac. nft^T, ?ri,t, ?^fTRT^, 
 
 2^3 FoRBin, V. a. prohibit, interdict. JT^r ^"Jf, ^^ '^Sil'jf, 
 
 ^K^, f^«nTOT, f=T%'<'^, srf^^'-T'jf, ^r^^"^, ^/.-t^^/.- 
 fH%^:r w!.-;Tl?tT=T JW.-&C. ^pw y. o/"o. 
 
 God forbid jspptr ( as, God forbid that I should 
 see him. ^JpRf STrf'^r f^TT^f ^?t?f ^ |m ). 
 2 See To Hindeb. 
 
 FoEBiDDEu, p. V.V.I, f^sni^?^, ^^'wk^A., &c.-H^-[^ qrT'T^, f^- 
 ^rrfcr, 1^T%ftm,fTPr5'i'7fHf'sr5, ^f^, trfr^rl^T, ^^^vfF^\^. 
 
 I. — as used of food, &c. ^THT. 
 Foeeidher, n. Foeeiddisg, p.a. x.Y.l.v^ 4v<" I K I,f^T4 TT- 
 DTTTT, &c. fH=nT^.f5TqK'T-&e. qrfif-5frR^-&c.if^^,qiT^:ii^. 
 I. repulsive. ^^\fF^^^.i STHf^fTIRip, ^?r^^^, 'flJTT- 
 
 Forbidding, a-.V.1.— «c;f. PiciKoT n. &c. T^/. tTR'n'm. f^- 
 ^K^ n. fSfq-Kf TO. stIttV-O' m. qft^T^^q- w. q-r4)Koi(H n. 
 By way of f. f^£fg%. 
 Force, n. y. Strength, Powee. st?7 ^o^. sfgi; «. ;;fr^ m. ^tt 
 «». ilotNoi/. ariTSfir/. 
 
 Brute f. «s opposed to art or skill. ari'Mci n. ar lM^^K 
 
 ?M. arfntr^/. ^TfTftr^rf / 3tftitt^ or artimTSt/. ^itj- 
 
 Hf?5 n. ^T^fpt?5 «. [oE^^t/. ^^«. 
 
 2 y/r^wp, validifi/, S;c. ^^ m. ?T^/. ir7 «. sfSIR^/. 5^- 
 
 That is in f. ^T^?rT, =^[1^, fJT^T, ^^TFT^TT, f^^?f, CTf?'4- 
 
 Through the f. of. qifsf or ^^i^W.W7^ ( in comp. as 'STT- 
 
 To be iu f. ^T?5iTf, «mT'^, ^IrT'^f, =5T?I?fr/.-=srra/.-ctc. 3T- 
 ^roty. o/«. ^^-&c. 3TOaT_ 
 8 compulsion, violence. ^K m. =5fkT=rr»«. ^""KNO/.^nTw. 
 
 By f. T. Compulsively. «i^, ^^-imm' or ^rim'cj^. 
 To come to f. sJoJT^ it'Jr. 
 To use f. «fcE «. ^RTJT. 
 
 4 ( as of a disease, of winds, heat, &c. ). violence, 
 vehemence. ^^K in. ^^ pop. sioE n. 3TPT m. ^TTT m. ifs m.v. 
 
 JTT?, fjR7, 5tt/. irqr^T m. tn w. [^htt «. 
 
 5 « f. an armament.\^ n. ^^ w.It^TR m. ^^rTHTT w. 
 Light armed f. ^rft^JT^/. 
 
 6 See Momentum. 
 
 To FoECE, V. a. constrain.^ v. To Compel. sioE n.-^d^^f; f.- 
 vftr m.-^'^id f.-&c. ^^^ with ^ of o.V^ m. ^T?I^. 
 
 2 (/ru'e by force. ciiMiUi, S^;^, ^7^. 
 
 3 v. To Kayish. ^q^'if, ^:^?5tt m.-A'i^\<\ /.-qatTrJ^R w.. 
 &C. ^"Jt Kith «]T o/o.
 
 i-OE 
 
 4 wrest, strain, tiistorl. ^]^Si, aff^^ fTT'^JT STM"^, aTK'^ 
 
 5 ( a business, &e. upon ). qT^r^TT HTtift/. qT^>jf, IT'Tt^ 
 
 6 ( a passage ). ^q^;T-^5fft^-&e. -RTTtrf, fTq""&T, er^T'jf, q-- 
 
 ^^F'jf, ^^'^, 5^^i Rtw'?, ft^rr^r o?' ^r m.-t^^ m-f.w.x^. 
 
 7(iVuit, &c. ) cause to rij)en soon. qS-HT^^T ^T^^^ 
 
 Forced,^. v.V. 4 sfrf^ ?rmfr 3TM%?^r, <!v:c. qS^, ^jg qg. 
 
 Forceps, to. ^nTT f^H-iT w. 
 
 Forceful, Foeciule, a. v. Strong, Powerful, sfoi^, ^- 
 
 FORCIBLENESS, )i. Y. A. 5f?5 /?0^. STqI 71. ifojq;?^/. ^K<^1'0/. 
 
 ?ra?5?rT/ sfspifTT/. [TT^. 
 
 FoRCiBLT, fl(?t'. hi/ force. s^S or ifSlH-, «fS^^=T, ^loJ^F^,?)-, ^- 
 
 2 powerfully. a|ci+a#. 
 FOKD, «. g'fnr »!• 4NddH «!. 3d<ui/. TR »l. 
 Deep or difficult f. ^fsir 3^R ;«. 
 P. for carriages. ni%3rrK m. [^ THT^. 
 
 To Ford, ». a. cross ly leading. ^^[^ STTRT^ JrlT^JT, THTH-TT- 
 Too deep to be forded — water. "Tfeifj", "fT^^T^T. 
 
 FoRDAELE, n. V. V. qiqi^-Tiit 3'frCT5TT-=ErT-^T-&c. qrq'S'^rR. 
 
 FoRDABLENESS, n. V. A. gTTTT m. Frnr m. 
 
 Fore, a. anterior. J^^t or ?5r, 5^^, HT^T=5IT or FIT, JTTffl^, 
 ^iflTErT or ?IT, ^'TlftFJ, 3Til?rr, 'flf^JT, CHiT^rff, JTT^Tfff, 
 3T5T ( iu comp. as, forepart a^q'TFI, foreteller 3T?T?=[;^^, 
 aud ST^TSTrff, ar^niHt, «tc. ), qj ( iu comp. as "T^g^qq;, 
 ■j^fTPT^, -5:0. ). Numerous compounds with /ore are not 
 so current as the equivalent compounds with pre. Most 
 of such are omitted. 
 
 The f. and the hinder. 3TFT?5rHI'l?J. 
 
 Fore- ARM, n. qfr^T 3TTf&T ^WK ^NtT H'4c5r |m m. 
 
 To Fore-bode. See To Bode. 
 
 FoRE-CAST, n. previous contrivance. STPTT^r^ r|Mi«il^/- '^- 
 JTM^r/. <J5f^«rT^ n. 
 
 To FoRE-CAST, V. n. contrive Irforelinnd. ^T'TR'T FTJf^^/.- 
 &c. ^>Jf-5PC^ %'73T,'T€f qcfifm ™.-^r^?rT/.-qfR^ m.-&c. 
 ^m-^^^ %q-iJT, 'J5'TT^?FrT/.-'T^H'^TH «.-&c. ^"JT. 
 
 Fore-CASTle, n. fur ward part of a ship. J|rf«|dT=5IT-&c. q^c^r- 
 JTTiT»». 
 
 FOEE-CHOSEN, C. 3TITT^ f%;rj?I?5T. 
 
 Fore-cited, a. ic/ore mentioned. tt^TrI^?^, T^STfT. 
 Fore END, n. fore-part. "T=fHPT «J. 
 Fore-father, «. v. Ancestor. q~#ti=j, q^^^f. 
 
 Forefathers. STR^i^S m.pd. qiT^.I^ »«. /)?. aTT^qirrirOT. 
 pi- pTrt?; OT. ^Z. 
 
 To Foee-fend. Sec To Atert. 
 Fore-finoee, n. ^53 tl?: n. ?f^^/. q^jfrr^t/. 
 Foke-foot, ?i. "fSFiT TPT m. 
 Forefront, n. v. Front. qs^sTPTH m. 
 To Fore-go, v. a. t. To Give up. ^'T^,?5TFTat,f^|fTT/.'Tl- 
 uf y. ofo. 
 
 333 
 
 FOE 
 
 FoRE-uoiNB. See Antecedent. 
 
 Fore-gone, a. "pffe^a^r, q^V-i;f^q7r. 
 
 Fore-ground, «. qcf»TFT m. arcTTn »«. 
 
 Fore-dead, ». ^pqra /^o;?. q^qpz «. it^t'4T m. hh; «.«j. f^5: 
 
 Sectarial mark on the f. R+rll ?re. <?/)». f^Fft/. f^^T 
 m. f^sir OT. feqj m. f?r;^^ ?«. 3T^TfT/. ijcqr m. q|^ ?«. 
 Vertical mark on the f. STPT «*. 
 To Fore-know, v. a. ^]^l-^f^J^-^^\-&c. qrTWot-HK^'if- 
 ^3TrJT?r SiT'if, TpT^fTFT «.-&c. 3T^oi ?«. cow. y. 0/ 0. q#- 
 fTTFf-&c. 3T?T0f witli f^^^\ of 0. 
 FoRE-KKOwER, 71. V. V. '^n\m ^m"iTRT-^FpT i--JU|KI, ite. 
 
 *rf^q'fr, Tfsr^^^if/^fT. 
 
 FORE-KNOWING, FORE-KNOWIEDGE, 11. Hf^fTq^TR M. ^Tf^^?/ 
 
 Fore-land. See Cape. 
 
 FOEE-LOCK, n. :rqT3:w^-5^^% %^T m. pi. CT^^T^ sjt:/. 
 
 ^^JRq? OT. JJK^rFiqj »?.— of a horse ^iT/ \y{^. 
 
 To take time by the f. ^/.-?T=I5/.-&c. ?TT'4nf-HTfT 
 
 Fore-man, n. y. Conductor, Leader. ^FRHpft, ^R'Jir^T^?, 
 
 Fore-mast, n. qs=5ft SI^^FT^/. 
 
 Fore-mentioned, a. m J^^^OT, iT^T^^^ or fHr^, H^»T^, 
 
 Fore-most, a. ^sfrj^'^n'-q^rST-qft?!, ^TTf^^, TTT^T?5r, 3Tf^- 
 
 Fore-named, a. ^T. i^^H^?=;t, ^^^T^, 'J^'Np, "T^'rfSrr. 
 
 FoEE-NooN, w. |qR% f€f^%^/. q^t^ w». ^^Fff^/ qr^ m. 
 
 Fore-part, n. ^^^^^\^ m. ^^ n. ST^TPT m. JT^ n. <^T5 ?;. 
 
 F. and back part. SHi'iiR^il m. 
 FORE-EUNN-EE, n. lit. qi '^W^TRT, 3T?mrfft, STT'TTTft. 
 
 2 fig. awg^, ri?^ «. 
 To Foresee, v. a. -»^^^ w.-Ji-f^TT'^ ««• qT^o'f-qT|^ Z^^-Tr 
 
 T^'^^vT %5m-^fRT^'jf, 3Tnt-4T-q^^-q€f-&c. qr^ai-qre;^ 
 sq-nf, j^f^r^ 5^f?r M.-«S;c. 5flRm ««• co». «?iJ y. of o. ^^^- 
 
 To FoRE-suow, t). o. 3T'ft'R:- q^f-Ae. ^^f^T^-^T^^ ^"Jf, T- 
 
 fcrnT?35?r ?j.-3TTr^?i w.-q^^^f «.-&c. sRiif y. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Foretell. 
 Fore-shower, n. v. V. 1. q=fr ^RnT'TRT-^'qf^^ ^uiki, &c. 
 
 FoEE-siGHT, n, ^.^\\^ n. f^fs/. Tf^^iq^ilRT n. Tra'i^fi/. 
 
 ^^i[T?r «. sfr-t^ /. 
 FoEE-sKiN, n. qsfft ^msl/. stqt/. ?th>i'h^h «. 
 
 To FoEE-STALL, t). (J. anticipate. a^FSt /.-aTRTtt /. ^iqw- 
 
 jTRTjf y. ofo. aTFTqrr/. ^frqin-^iR^ y. o/o. 
 FoEE-TASTE, «. qtf'iRT «2. arrf^PT m. ^fgnir w. jpiBrq^- 
 . nn w- JTRfft/- 
 
 To FoRE-TELL, V. a. predict, propTiesy. TT^ftcT m.-hR^-M n.- 
 
 jTf^iKrT-4 Mi.-Tf^m^ «. ^RiJr-^€^ %5rn-?rf'm-&c. jrraot, 
 ^'4^ s^iir, 3TnT':R=5{-&c. ^'^ sqq, >Tl%Tis[^'<T?r ji.-Hif^r- 
 
 :p'<T^ W.-&C, ^'Jf,
 
 FOB 
 
 334 
 
 rou 
 
 FOEKTELLEK, n. V. Y. Hf^ WTOTTTT, Tl^uiKT, AcTf^prq-- 
 
 FOBE-TELLI.NU, 11. V. V. TPPof ». HPFOJ^TJ /. TI^T^'-^ «. 
 
 FoEE-TiiouoiiT, n. "j4R-=II< m. ^?H «• f^/- <t^?f^». 
 
 FOKE-TOOIH, n. ^+dNI 5f?T »». <Mcid *»■ 
 
 To FoRK-wARK, V. a. 3u\\^-^^^^^^-'^J-&c. q^n^-g^- 
 fijTJlf-&c. Ffrqft^ /. qjT^-^^, rre^R^. 
 
 Foittioy , a. of a foreijn countrtj. sjf|rrqT ^^T^, STTfT^, 
 q^^^, T^^ft, MiW-^H'^r, TT^T^I^T, ^T^.^iK, f=r^^ft, f^- 
 
 2 exlraneous, remote, unconnected, Sfc. Hn^"^ o?"?JT, 3T- 
 
 FOKEIG>-EE, n. T. FOKEIQN. qfs^ft, f^lj^ft, TtK??^ ^'^?5 
 
 FoREiGJiSEss, n. V. A. 2. anm^'Rl^^m. arwi+^n^l+dl/. &c. 
 
 fir^'TR m. ■^{^■^^]^ m. 
 FoEENsic, a. helonging to a court of judicature, .-mii^vpsfy^ 
 
 FoEEST, M. -fp-trq- «. EpT ?i. ^T?F n. i\^■^ n. tptHTT »». n. m^T^ 
 n. ^ m. 3T^/. %^in^ n. 
 
 Conflagration of a f. ipJRT »». ^TTR?^ m. ^FTTfiTOT. ^T=r»». 
 
 Dweller in a f. snT^rrat, 5r^?<T, ^f^TT'-T^. 
 FoETCST, a. of or leJonginj to a forest. -JliuqMl, ^T^rRT, ^- 
 
 F0EEST-E0VI>-G, a. q'^f^T, 5m=5TT. 
 
 Forester, «. sr^^TRft, 7F^, TFPFft. 
 
 FOEFEIT, n. that which is lost ly a fault, ^'c. ^ m. I^TT- 
 
 2 — as attached to engagements or bonds. 3T?/. 3TS«}> 
 To FOEFElT, V. a. lose ly a fault, Sfc. ^5RT %Tf^ ^ot. ^. 
 
 To be forfeited. ^^ ^p^. 
 Forfeitable, a. t^[^ -dlu-MMi'il. 
 Forfeiture, ?;. t. V. Jrr^ ^«. tj[^ ;Ff7Tjf_ 
 
 2 See Forfeit. 
 
 FoEQE, n. rii^KNl ?n3;/.-*rft/. BT^Rmr ^RT^ffFrrm. 
 
 21? Forge, v. o. tuorTc,form hy the hammer, Sfc. q^, ' ^jjuf) 
 /->-<SU|* /.-^r^n.-^T^^/.-&c. TT^y. o/o. 
 
 Metal to be forged. ^t[^n. 
 2 make falsely, coi;n/cr/ei^qKT3r-5R1cP':t^H^-#?^T3J- 
 ^jf^-Ac. ^Ri^, ipTFsrijf. 
 
 FOEGED, ;3. T. V. 1. q3%^T, ^"rV. 
 
 ^, ^T^^oJ, ^FFTfH^, ^ in eomp. as ^^SfTW^T. 
 FoEoi-R, n. v. V. 1. qioTTTT, mmk\ or ^^], 
 
 2 SRRWTTT, «mA-&c.sRnTTn. 
 FonoEET, FoEGiSG, «. t). V. I.— act. ^5^n. ^ifT/. gi'ir- 
 
 2 •miA JRurw. &e. 
 
 I. ar^ or business off. m-^AH n. 
 
 ll.foryed uritin^. 5RmE^-inrS-ac. ^PFl^ »i.?^m.- 
 
 To Forget, «;. a. f^?rrot, f^r^irm. ■f5Rijf?f/-r!RiTTW». ^liif- 
 tf^ /(J. con. g. ofo. 'iMZ^^ f H X\\^, J^"^, >fr5T Tf^ 
 
 To f. one's self. H^>jf, Tt'I^'n or Hi^lW^f. 
 
 FoEOETFuL, a. f^?nT3J,fjrfl'-qT,?iT?;'Jrr=^T-'jn?r?'jfT^r-Ao.q^r^r. 
 
 2 nerjUgcnt, neglectful, heedless, ij'c. f^THT^, qoS^T, T- 
 
 Foegetfulness, n. v. A. 1. f^^nT^TnTrw*- 1^?IT?«. t^<:H<u|n. 
 
 Through f. and ignorance. f^T^f^HroTT W^\. 
 2 ir^rasqxJTTOT. 3Tra5!:T<JTr»i. &c. W^^.^f. ^^\l m. 
 To Tonuix-E, V. a. pardon. iTTTf ^'TJf , ^fS'^, «I?ft?r?J. ^oj-, 
 'TT'?Jt/.-?TOT/.-?=rff?r/.-&e. ^ofy. 0/ 0. S5'«.-3TT!Ti:Tm.- 
 
 aT'qTq'OT.-&c. ^"re'iry. ofo. 
 
 Forgiven, p. \. V. W^rJT, TT^ %?I?^, JTTTT, ?Tm. 
 
 Forgiveness. See Forgivingkess, Paebox. 
 
 FOEGlviNG, a. ready to forgive. ?TFft, ?TiTr^T=T, ^TT^ ^op. S^. 
 
 ^TT^fte, ?TFrT^?5, ?7HNT, ?Tf*T?rT, ?T1T, ff^m', ?TtfT. 
 FORGITINONESS, «. T. A. ?TfTT/. ^TT/. ?Tff?f/. ^TT^ft^fTT /. 
 
 Forgotten, p. t. V. f=r?R^^, i%?H?r, 3T^Fr. 
 
 Fork, n. furcation. f^5T »». HPtw. 5%3%«. fl^spp m. '~H<fQi«, 
 
 %5%re. iTEfJpM. ^T^^FSw. ip5f%w. t^tTSw. s<Ft?TOT. "JTRTot. 
 
 2 forked thing. %5E$ or sa%K. 5^5^/. S^Et/. %?5n. 
 
 3 — table f. WAZ\m. [ ifW. 
 
 To Fork, v. «.— as corn, a tree, &c. "pf'^of, <pf^fr-7T7ft?r 
 
 2 — a road, &c. ^ ^t^ in. fl. ^K^ g. (fs. 
 Forked, Foekt, a. S^s^^TT^, |%55W=etT, |'Ft?;-qpqT, fg;^Tr^, 
 
 Forlorn, a. t. Friendless. ■^^^TR, f^^*^, 3T?rT»;nT, 3T- 
 
 Forloen:«ess, n. v. A. 3TT«PT{1HH|/. aTTssrmf^FT ?!. &c. 
 'Eo'B.-a.^n.fashion.^figure, shape. 3TT^?: >». atl-^pH/. ^T^W/- 
 
 /. ^ «• 3^/ %rr OT. cToJOT n. f^T'^ ?». ( in eomp. as fg]f^- 
 «}■),— as involving the power of the freely used words cnf, 
 make, mould, stamp, cast, build, bent^ turn. ipT m. ^\^f. 
 Kre/. Z^f 5^m/. q'^T^T m. w€\f- ^TZ^f. mzm. ftew. 
 snqr m. Hff'^ift/ ^v(\^^f. H^/irm^ w. ^ ?«. ^^^n. 
 Form, in eomp. is neatly rendered by aTPJiTt, as moon- 
 form =EfjJ| + l<, egg-form, oval ^^ i I +| •( ^circle-form, circular 
 =Er-+|-+.n:, JTSBI + K, I^^F, ^^-MI + K, sphere-form iKfTT- 
 ^^-fleoffrom, pitcher-form, tj-c. ad libitum. cfUTnjnT, :}«7- 
 
 Human f. vih.M. 
 
 Of one f. IT% srfnJT^. [f%r «. iJi^/. 
 
 2 a f . o shape, definite thing. 3HI-+H 5n. 3TT^irT/. C^ n. 
 32'a»'/JcwZarOTorfi^ca/«ow.fcreR»».'^r^f?'/'TfT<'rWm.^trn;n. 
 
 4 prescribed method. Tg^fH ^oy. ^^fT /. %rT ot. ^JT ?n. 
 Tft"TT^/. M^T OT. 
 
 In due f. ?T'<TT M«T, "T^n^flT. [^J'T^R m. 
 
 5 ceremony, ceremonial, v. Kite. f\frjpop. t^f. ^tWRw.
 
 roR 
 
 335 
 
 roE 
 
 To go through the f. of. ^R^fT adv. JFtaf, ^1TW4 m. 
 
 6 external appearance, v. Appeaeakck, Snow. ^T n. 
 3Tr?^ »«. ■ST?! m. 
 
 7 ( as for au official paper). ^?tTT «• 
 
 A f. lyiug ready to be filled as wanted. %^ m. 
 A form-sheet. i'te^'Sf^ or itstnisr^ n. 
 
 8 ( of students, &c.,) class, cpf m. 
 
 9 ma^-', f«s<, or air of the hody. aTtTq^iT n.'^\^FJZf. 3Tf- 
 
 t^r: w. arrn^r^r or sr or arrnrer ?«• sttTF^^rwr/. 3TrT^''Tr 
 f«. 5T0TITT1I «. ^q>n-/. ^qrm/. ^iTftTRt h^/. ^(tn^ 
 
 10 ( as of a verb or noun ). ^ «. 
 
 11 hencTi. STFP m. 
 
 12 sori, A:»ii?, V. M A>TfEE. M + K »«. 
 
 13 ( of a hare ) ^^ «I«N1-41 fSfsHIMNl ^TRT/. 
 
 To FOEM, V. a. make, model, shape, fashion. ^at,^^=r'^, 3H- 
 
 2 comhine and dispose.^ v. To Aeeaiige. r^, 5?!^^, ':^- 
 ^/.-r^'JI^/.-Sf^rirST m.-&c. spT"^ y. o/o. 
 3 — mentally, v. To Conceive, tr^, qivTof. 
 4 constitute, make, t. To Compose. SfiT^?T-3T5nT^H?T-&c. 
 3T^ in. con. ir?JI=rjf. 
 2b FOBM, V. n. assume the due form. cTSS^. 
 
 2 rwe, appear, take leing, come tip, out, cj'c. tnTJf, iRof, 
 
 3 — the hand, in writing, drawing, &c. tJoI'Jf. 
 Foemal, a. V. Ceeemoxious. 5[T^m=5nfT, a^K.^IM^KNI, 
 
 2 done according to form. a)riM|, ij^f^, ^PrsT^^flr, q'Si:!:?- 
 
 5f?r, T'-amrn, q'4Tftf'q-, arrsiRgj, ^isr^^ij, €"7^. 
 
 3 having the form hut not the essence, v. Exteenal. sff^- 
 
 rqr, ^"^r^r t^i^, ^rst^rt, <m^k+-KNi. [f^f^mfH^. 
 
 FOEMALIST, n. observer offoi'ms, \. Ceeemoxious. ^Fflf^^, 
 2 mere ohserver of form and outward appearance. in^ITT- 
 
 F.oKMALiTT, «. V. A. 1. an^irrr^nrfHW/. arT^m^rR'Hf^ /. 
 
 I. a f. V. FoEM, Rite. ^q^K »»• frf^f/- H?^FR «». 
 FOEMALLT, o(/y. v.A. 1. 3HI<^iV-HKK, 3TT^^, 3TT^?'<T2f%, &c. 
 
 2 "T^^rsTTT, T'^rr^fff, ^T'^ri^ftT, Wq^^. 
 
 FOEMATION, FoEiiiNG, n. v.V.A. 1. — act. ^^^ n. ^PT^'JI w.&c. 
 «Tl^t/. ^Wn%f. ^Z^^f. ^T^ n. 
 2— act. ^^^ n. &c. t:^^/. T^^f. 
 T. V. N. 2. and Pboduction. g?Tfrr/. ^'S^ m. 
 I. — in grammar ( of words, &c. ). sq^qi%f f 
 
 II. make, structure, v Foem. ^PTR?'/. MS"! /. ^n^TT/. 
 F0EiiED,_p. v. V. A. 1. q^'?I?!T, &e. qfiq-, qfel in couip. 
 
 To be f. upon, q-^uim^' ^Fn^jf y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 ^^^rir, ^fspr. 
 
 I. — in grammar, — a word, &c. s^FT^, q^rf^. 
 ^OBMEB, n. FoEMiNo,^, a. y. V. A. 1. ^'^rnj, +,ls5VlKI, ^- 
 
 FoESiEE, o. foregoing, prior, pirevious, preceding, anterior, an- 
 tecedent. ^^^^ or ?7t, m^?^, 'jt'^'Nt, 'flm=^, qn^^r^r, 
 
 2 </(a^ iOTs before, that has been. ^?pfr^, T^T, iFPFIrS'^ir, 
 
 3 immediately preceding. 3T^?^, 3TFT?IT, H^T, Tf|?^r. 
 FOEMEEr.T, a<?«. A'. A. anciently, in time past. ITT'1, T€f, ^TTT- 
 
 ??iT qjT^r, it?^r ^af, ^^5:^ ^FT^t, qf^-^ ^r'ilf,'^5f^r?ff, 
 
 »m^r#i", ^^T^fi Tf^?^!^, Tf|^r adv. deal. ^T:, g^T. 
 
 As f. ^'^vl^., "J^'fl. 
 
 FOEMICATION, 7!. — tlie tingling or sensation. '^J^ /■ pi. v. 
 q-, =^S, -^^.f. intens. ^ci^cAid ot. -^^f^fT o?- f^f^^ftj:/. 
 T^n^'r or frsfft-^/. L^FI, ^. 
 
 FOEillDABLE, «. V. FeAEFPL. 'H'^-TT, ^H^T^T^^, TWTR^, ^- 
 FOEMIDABLEXESS, M T.A. H^q^T?^ W-TT^^qJ^fT/. [^^. 
 
 FOEMLESS, a.fSm^R, fr^T^f^, 3TreTT^-^J^-Tf|^, 'iTHrf, 
 FOEMLESSNESS, 71. V. A. '^m]^f.f^T\W-K^f. '^V^.K\'^^ f. 
 FoESiULA, 7J. prescribed form or method. H^Hpop.^^f. 
 
 fHrftT m. f^■■^^ n. frf?r pop. t^f. [^^^ m. 
 
 FORMULAET, 71. book of forms. HSip^f. f^miMi^.i/. f%'4Pr- 
 To FOEKICATE, «. 7». V. N. 1. 3Tf^5nf^^^#nJT^-3T^^rTK- 
 
 T ?».-=?;•=*< I'lH^ 7i.-%3.qpTTr?{ 7t.-&c. qj?:>jf. 
 
 FOENICATION, 7^. commerce of a man ivith an unmarried 
 icoman. -Jrf^nrrff^fWt'^ir'TT^T n. 'iTH^HIMH ?!. qjJ^qmJTH «. 
 
 2 incontinence of an unmarried icoman. 3HH'i|oijfirq7T »j. 
 
 3 unlauful intercourse of the sexes — gener. ffl?o5q7t/.ft5- 
 ^TTrft/. feHFST m. \\%^^^f. ^TI^ 7i. sqfH^^nT m. sjcf- 
 3TJTt5 »i. si^if n. — in cant or covert phraseology. qf|- 
 K<r.i\\A m. ^f^^k n. 5Tf|5q^pr n. Note. As Hindus all 
 marry, fornication as distinguished from adultery is rare. 
 
 FoExicATOE, n. T. N. 1. arf^nrrf^^t^^TFTiR' *<uiki, arnsr- 
 imt, q^'qi'imt, WsqFrr'Tt, &c. 
 
 ^OTTTT, qf^'«^'4WT', ^jffsq^^T. [''ft/. 
 
 FoENiCATEESs, 71. V. N. 2. gT=J5sqfH--J I RuR /. 3HH(J+imiR- 
 
 3 f?T^-f|RP5-&c. qrq^ry;-^/. ilTT5;qJt-&c. q;?-<:nft. 
 To FoESAKE, V. a. T. To Abaxdon. ^"if, ^r|^ ^JTm, ^T^?^, 
 
 il+H ^JTM, rTFT 7^^.-HRl:■HI'l »«.-&c. qvCnf y. o/o. 
 FOESQOTH, adv. in truth. rR ?5?TT a. decl. FR; ^.^ ^TT^nT. 
 To FOESWEAE, V. a. renounce on oath. ^TT'^T/. tTr^-^HTSr-qiT- 
 
 fff loith g. ofo. or f^^^\, 3TT'JT/ ^^f^ with g. of a. ?T7'<I- 
 
 3TM qif^T ^"rS^i^H'Tq^^ Wr5nT,?T^TT4?^Tm"i- WV^g.ofo. 
 
 2 (?e?!y o» oa//«. ^T'<T q?^-nT'<Tq5^-^^TT<?-&c. Ml + Kot, 
 
 3 (one's self) commit perjury. WZ\ ^T>J f. ^f^-^fT^- 
 ^, f^PTT VTJ qJTiit. 
 
 FOET, 78. #J or ^Z m. %E5r 7?!. 1^ m. 
 
 Country on outside of a f. irf|^T^R m. 
 
 Crest or highest works of a f qi^fqiE^T m. [ (ift/. 
 
 Earth heaped up against the >vall of a f. \^^ f. \^-
 
 336 
 
 FOK 
 
 r. oil the plain.— as distiug. from a hillTf. jrFlT m. 
 
 Y. surrouudeil by the sea. ^ST^ftTT »'». 
 
 GoTirnor or keeper of a f. ^^^ m. |nff^Tff m. 
 
 Hill-f. m m. Accountant of a liill-f ^^^ m. ( liis 
 office or business. nif^f^T^ft orf^T^/. ). Soldier or 
 Peon serving in a liiU-f. 'is-+,0 m. 
 
 Impregnable or strong f. «fi^ 1%e5T »»• 
 
 Investing or besieging a f. ^^rn^T m. 
 
 Outer-f. 511^ ^^ m. 
 
 f>mall f. r^f. flfi^/. 
 
 The upper f. «ncif+c*l m. 
 
 To kindle the jungle round a f. F^s^ m. ^^^^. 
 
 Town belonging to a £ ^Zf. 
 
 AVall of a f. %K m. ^\Z m. ^% in. fr? m. TTr^FR m. — 
 Second or outer wall of a f ^Z'%\Z or '^V^V- in. 
 
 1 or forte: that in wJiieh one excels. fsRt^ n. f*R>^ n. 
 
 Jomn, adv. onward, forward. J^. 
 And so forth. ?r^TTf^, ^'R. 
 
 2 abroad. «lf|T. 
 I'OETH, p-ep. out of. 3TPpT. [^5T?iT, ^JTT^rfr. 
 roETH-cOMtSG, a. ready to appear. ^m1<, Frq'R,f%5, fsfT^r^r, 
 PoETHwlTn, adv. immediafcli/. rim^jj^.^ rf^^t^, rR^ofj-^ ?f^T- 
 
 =Ef, STTcff^, StHT^T, '^1=^, ?TT5T5?fr5l. 
 TOKTIETH. a. =sfTfi'Him. 
 
 POETIFICATIOS, «. V. A^— Of;. FT^^/. SRRatrt/. 
 
 I. place fortified, v. Foet. #^ m. ■pt;!^ w. [ ^\ f 
 
 II. ««enee o/ military architecture. |il5TT'ipKlf^<^^- 
 Fortiiieations, worA:« of a fort. rUC^^f. 
 
 To FOETIFT, «. a. ?r?^ft/.-:FR:ir?ft/.-ctc. ^^, rf^ii^'^IT- 
 -^T|rr JfRTJT, S'lMI + KlfS^ ^^. 
 
 2 See To Confiex:, To Steesgtheji. 
 FOETITUDE, n. strength or firmness of mind. 'cftT m. ^ n. 
 
 FOETNIGHT, n. q-<5Tj-fT m. fg^^RTT^ n. 375^H ot. JTRTT'-I w. 
 
 Lunar f. (T?T m. 
 FoETEEss, n. V. Foet. ^ jn. TS^/. ^qrgr^/. 
 FoETUiTOus, a. T. Accidental. 3Tm5^,%^fe=f,"lT3Tm,'l- i! 
 
 FOETUITOUSSESS, FOETrSTT, W. y. A. "^^m ?«. ^^~-^'[ f\ 
 
 A'A[tr\^ n. 3HI'M'-C;tr «. &C. 
 FOETCITOUSI.T, fffZt'. V. A. and AceiDEMALLT."'^qpt ^^ 
 
 FoETUNATE, a. lurhj, happy, si^cmii/iiZ,— of persons. ^TF^T- 
 =511,^^1^, HR'TT"^^, gicJT^T, &c. ^%, TF^T^PT /)o;>. 
 
 5^, ^^Tt=T, ar^;^!? ^^o^'- ^r^"?^^, ^TT^nn, q?f?i?nT, riT%- 
 
 2 coming hy yood luck, Irinrjiny some une.rpected good.^- 
 HF^xfT, ^h^T^.^ itn^ , SJH^^ :iT^^?;, tTHN^. 
 
 3 See Auspicious. [^«nTrnT^, 
 
 FOETUSATELY, adv. f^TP^Tt, g^^TT^f, HI'«JSlr!T^, HI'^Tk.-Mh", 
 FoETUXATE.SEss, n. T. A. 1. ^^ItT^ «. ^\\n. sf^cicfTft/. FTT- 
 
 FoETUNE, M. — as the power allotting, v. Destint."^ n. 
 STKsq- n. ^^\^ n. WM n. ^PTT?! «."5f^-i; w.^^r^-snTa'^TT- 
 %-Hf%qT%-<S:c. cTTH m.pl.^]^^^ or ^/.— as the Genius 
 of prosperity or success, t^'^^mf. F.S^f. «ft/. Of 
 Fortune as a divinity or power as much uotice is taken 
 by the JIaratha's as by other people. The opening, 
 smiling, or becoming propitious of F. is expressed by 
 ^ ?j.— •qr^ «.-^?ftif «.-&c. ^J^ot-Tj^nt-^qRiit-g-ir T\- 
 
 'T^^,^^?' n.-^Wi n.-&c. 3'7q' m. TRtJf-JTTT^r ^^, TT^qT- 
 
 =5TT-"5.JrMr-&c. 3^w. ^ri^ y. of. s. ^s^ff\f. ar^rfTTot 
 
 The turning, frowning, or becoming adverse of F. 
 is expressed by. "^ )l.-^P^ n.-^T^^ n.'&c. ^(jf-JTRR- 
 
 oi-3Rrr ^"jr. 
 
 The increasing propitiousuess of F. is rendered by 
 %H- &c. g^T^:/. w^- 
 
 The taking of a run by F. (of good or evil) is"'^=n^- 
 &c. '<^\^f. ir'Jf. 
 
 The constraining by F. ( to some evil ) is~55T^-&c. 
 3^1^/ qiif or"^^ W.-&C. 3?TS=r'jf. [3;<poETif. 
 
 The showering down of favors by P. is ?=r n.-&c. "p- 
 
 Dawn of good f. TfTT^T m. 
 
 Favorite of F. TF^-J^ w. ^=^^7% qrmt m.%r^r- 
 Jfpii't,"!!!!^ 3,?f5T in. 
 
 F.'s favors. tnSsjrf^T ^m^ m. 
 
 Gusts of F's liivors. ^H 11. Tjit n. ^TSTTJ «. 
 
 Oft'eringg to F. from a meal to preserve her ftivors. 
 S^ift X\W3\f- 
 
 Sport of F. jpoor tcijht. HF^T^ *n"T2:r >». ?«rT^ Hf- 
 
 i Wheel of F. 1^^ n. ^FT^^q^ n. ^OTT^^ «. 5;|T7iir- 
 
 j AVorship of F. ?5^Tfr "^RT «. 
 
 Through labor and the aid of F. ^SIT ^^X^. 
 
 F. favors the bold. q'lfrSRr "^ ^TF?(a|. 
 
 Tou may outrun all, but F. will outrun you. ^fsfl- 
 
 2 allotment, lot, v. DESTlXT."|5RqT/%^?TT/. ^^^ fTr- 
 
 ^ m. 2^.15 «. ^TT^ ». TRq' «. sr^a''^ «. jfrn »». ■nf^F^f/i 
 
 JTf^rTo^ w. ^^7^-q n. |Tq'^ w. ^"sq- n. fv^m^ n. 
 
 3 i«fi-, success., ( good or bad ). cir^rR^TT ?«. q'^T 'iT'RT- 
 
 \^ K. f?r|:^^«. sR^nkw. 
 
 Good f. ^"^^r n. 
 Ill f. |IV ». 5TT? «. 
 
 4 property, possessions, tvrallh. 'RT n. ^tItT/. CTrlrT /. 
 ?I^Tft / HtTT/. f^ff «. fsRTfsT'^^ m. 
 
 Of blasted fortunes. ^fTssft, ^^^. 
 That has made his f. JTm^ft.
 
 337 
 
 POU 
 
 To make or be making cue's f.''^5l'«. ^r^,"%TW '^^^■ 
 ^m, ?t?^TTOT, f^^ (J. of s. ^XHX.^ g.qf s. HJST^'Jr g. of s. 
 iiif. ^fe^roT, JVTT „,. ^TT^JTcIiJf. 
 To FoBTUNE, V. n. V. To Happex. q^,"^srr^ q^ui-q-|q- q^oj-. 
 
 rOETUTSE-BOOE, W. ^T^^sffft/. 
 
 To FOBTOKE-TELL, V. a."~^ ?i.-'^"t"TT/.-Hf5r?r5^ n.-■^\7{s^ n.- 
 &e. ^FTOT-JTT#T^. '/o. 
 
 FOBTUXE-TELLEB, '«. V. V.% ^rfTUTRT, f^sq- ^TtTtTTRT, &e. 
 ^t^ft or ST^^T^ft, HS^f^ft, ITW^TT or il + MM^Rft, ^^51 
 or ^^5^Rfr, ?r#^ or ?RT^ ^Uft, fTI^T v3?T^lt, ff^^ir 
 
 FOETUJTE-TELLISO, «. V. Y.\^ VJ^^ n."^ ^\^^ n. &c. ^- 
 t^^f. 3'T»jfrl/. There are various systems o^ fortune- 
 telling, interpreting omens, ^-e. of which some are '^t^- 
 rT or ir^nKFT n. ^^]^^^ n. ^^^im n. iflT^^nT?r «. 
 
 Forty, a. xfy^^.— oue, t^Ffj^^, <^%^n^^ ^W.'^T^^^ '(%FiT- 
 oT, ^'+niQil?r.— two, ^dlcfl^r, 5HT5ft^, 5RT3;. — tliree, %- 
 
 fTT5ft^, %^rT^?r.— four, =sr#€rr5!:, =qoEr?}T5fi^, =^s%?Tr2:, =??■- 
 
 £§RTT^?r.— five, H^riK, "l^fTT^^r, "T^^sfTSf, q%^qT5ft?r, T- 
 ^T^.— six, ^TTrr^, ^iFTT^tW, ?T^?n^, %=5TT^t^. — seven, ^%- 
 HToS, BtIDIoTI^T, ^^I^, ^%^TT5lt?f.— eight, Sfgrtrs, 3T- 
 grTT95t?T, 3=ri^5J, 3Tg:^5lt?r.— uiue, ^(f OTT^RT. 
 
 Aggregate of f. ^\^m\ f- =^Tf^¥T ?». 
 
 Age of f. ^qioE^ /. 
 
 Dimness of vision about the age of f. =efToE^/. 
 FORWAED, FOKWAKDS, adv. <T5, Ml'^'i. 
 
 Eight f. ?n;qrT^. 
 
 To come f. advance. J^T^T^, ^STC^f, ^i^NUI, ^TT^"^, 
 fHTpiif, ^TT^Rot. 2 q^er owe'« self, volunteer. tPTof or 
 
 To put one's self f. he oltrnsive. aTTTSJ qts n. J^Si^f, 
 
 2 toioards tlie fore part. ^Sr^HFTT^S. 
 FOKWAED, rt. rayer, ardent, zealous, y. Earnest. 37^^, S'- 
 PpfeFf, 3THTf5rpT, 3^^^, ^R«T^, s^^. 
 
 2 ^'frf, impudent, icanting in modesty, Sfc. *fts, f^'nfe, 
 
 To be officiously f. ^S^^TT ^5 JR^-^Tr^. 
 
 3 advanced leyond the usual degree. 3TPT?f^?JT, TSR^- 
 
 4 advanced towards completion. m\\^ vT^T^ 3TI?5i=5T, 3TT- 
 
 To Forward, v. a. send forward, transmit. ^ ^TT^wf , q^ m. 
 2 See To Promote. [-3 r 4.g r/. 
 
 FOEWAEDNESS, n. V. A. 1. -Jr^+rll / SHfTf «». 3Tlry+i| «. 
 
 2 ftTSri/. tfli^uii m. PfiffsTOTT m. ^^^^Jf. W^m^f. 
 
 Fosse. See Ditcu. 
 
 Fossil, «. substance dug from the earth. W\^^ s[^ n. tTT- 
 
 5 nt, OT^TT^ »». 
 
 Fossil, a. tJiat is dug from the earth. ^aifyH^ 1^^7\ <j)i^- 
 
 FossiLisT, n." trrgsfr^, 'qrg^r. [ 3TrTi<Tf. 
 
 To Foster, v. a. nurse, feed, v. To Nourish, tft^ot, Tra'Jt 
 2 cherish, harbor, indulge. ^I^, =m^"jf, sjraT^, ^^5t. 
 
 FOSTEE-BEOTHER, 71. ^^TTFJi '«. ^^^ m. 
 
 Foster-child, n. qT^^-qt?r^r or TT-HT^T'Jir or qicurr H^TTw.- 
 
 5?yift/.-B^ m.f.-&c. 
 Fostee-uaugiitee, n. ^W^^^,T'f■ MIci+qft/. 'TTFI-Ti-^JTTT/. 
 Fosteh-patiiee, h. TTSt^^TTT M. 
 Foster-motheb, Foster-dam, n. v. Nuese. <tt5!:^ 3TTi/. 
 
 ! ^^Irf + HMl/. !:TT^ /. 
 
 i Fostee-sistee, «. ^qiT^ir /. ^ ^i^T/. 
 ! Foster-son, m. tIoS^s^ to. tToE^^ct m. ^T^^'J^ n. 
 Fostered, p. t. V. 1. tfl?ra?!T, &e. qr?r^r or nr, "ftHOTT or 
 
 Fosteree, n. T. V. 1. 'fnr'JrRr, &c. 'Ttl%^ or "flf^TS^r. 
 Foul, n. disease of the clefts of the hoofs of cattle, RTiJfl 
 or gr^ n. ^J?7T^t/. 
 
 To be aflected with it. jj^?rijf or ^WFjaf. 
 Foul, a. filthy, v. Diett. sk^,"^ remiss. iToiqrr, v^T{pop. 
 
 2 loathsome, v. Disgusting. q|ui<|, tJ|ijK§i, sftnol, <ffr- 
 
 ^^, m<^is or J^^^^K, 3T^n?5. [ xf^p^. 
 
 3 — hands, &e. after eating, culinary vessel, Ac. 3iCT,ft'-- 
 
 To be f ; — hands, &c. ^^^TS^, ^^^ijf, f^'^W^Z^. 
 
 4 unfavorable, — of wind. 3"?!^, mS^, yj^K^T, ?f^f^. 
 
 5 unfair, inequitable. aTHiHlFui^, 3T?n?J, '^-J^, ¥fe=5. 
 G See Impure. 7— weather, v. Stormy, ^"t^, crK=n- 
 
 8 — a rope, &c. hindered from motion. 3T5sF§rOT,<Jf?%?5T. 
 To fall f. of. aTfirar %ot. 
 Foul-mouthed, Foul-spoken, Foul-tongued, a. v. Abu- 
 
 siYE. m5T55, n'fTT^^r rj^t^^s, rJi^MT qr^, ^prs^f^qr, 
 
 2 ^ar;» ?a obscene language. c!'r?f?T^, v^Tl^T^ or ^'r- 
 
 5rEfT-&c. f^T^oS. 
 To Foul, ij. a. v. To Diett. TracTuj-, TT5:-TT-JT5fl-'^-&c.;p^. 
 Foul-play, «. ^??!. 
 
 Suspicion of f. ^t«. 
 Fouled, p. v. V. JTS^^r, H7%?5T, &c. TT^?ftH. 
 Foulness, «. v. A. 1. Ho!;"+;'T'jtt«. f{^^^^m. &.c. ^^ pop. 
 
 WS7n. Hol+'fl/- Hlfri'A(«. ^FrT^M. T^^r/. 
 21) Found, v. a. lay the basis of. establish, set up, build. ^T- 
 
 ^ y. of 0. r<TTfT'=r-&c. ;?rr^. 
 
 2 form hy melting, Sfo. a^^. 
 Foundation, n. v. V. 1. — act. wt^V^n. &c. ?'<TT"Pr«. ?<TN- 
 
 I. basis or lower parts, ^\^\m. Am\m. ^^ n. 
 To lay a firm f. f^]^^^ <?rqT?«. ijirjuj. 
 
 II. footing.^ warrant, ^-c. v. GeouND. i^Km. si^KTot. 3TT- 
 
 43
 
 FOW 888 
 
 III. V. E>'DOwMESr. qTl^I^T m. ^H\<i_\t m. 
 
 jousDED, p. Y. V. 1. r«m3?yT, &c. r<TTf^, ?r?'<TTfTfT. 
 
 2 sftJT^, 5^Pfi^. 
 POl-NDEB, 71. V. V. 1. r*<lMU|KI, &c. r<TN^, ?f^4TIT^, ^PT- 
 
 2 artrnTRT, afmrff. 
 
 I. ( of a religious order or sect ). 31M|4 m. M»J-^'+-NI- 
 
 II. ( of a race ). M^^^m. f^n. nHTwi. 
 To Foundeh, t). a.— a liorse, &c. Tmtjff-HNi^l 3T«J-&c. W'- 
 
 ^, wr^ ^FT^. [ftw. 
 
 3b FousDEE, V. n. sink — ship, &c. 5^, sr^, tfr^uj^ ij^ 
 rocNDEET, n. place, ^'c.for melting metal. tTPJ^ ^trP^TPTr 
 
 JFrojTFrT'"- ^l-ilHMMlw. ^OT^m^T/. 
 FouifPii>'Q, 7i. deserted child found. q^^lHHW. Pnn-'MI, 3T- 
 
 rouXT, TouNTAiN, n. ( of water ) v. Speinq. ^ht or ffHTw. 
 
 A corrupt f. cannot send forth fresh streams. 3mf- 
 
 fr^ ?r fit^ ?Tf)- qrq- sFi ^^s^ g%?5. 
 
 2 playing f. ^nt^«. tpqiTTOT. 
 
 3 V. SouECE. -H^M. 3Trf^w. [?4rRn. 
 POUNTAIK-HEAD, «. V. SoUECE. f^loITm. ^nxTaiTTw. Wf^- 
 
 rouE, o. =qK, =q> ( in comp. as =^>fr?:, =^>f^, ^T^J?ft), ^T^T, 
 xJJ ( in^comp. as =ETf ^, ^■§=^), ^xmn.pl. (=t"hft or E^T 
 /. pi. =^% 0?- ^ n. pi. This -nord is used only of human 
 beings ). 
 
 Aggregate of f. =^^/ =ErH^«. =^^^n. 
 Aggregate of f. ( cowries or pice ). iJlTwi. 
 Of f. kinds, sorts, ways. =5pTl^tT, 
 rouB-roLD, a. ^<TT, '^r^H'T. 
 I"ouE-rooTED, a. =^^0^, =snT m<<i^r, ■■jHtH^ , 
 TouE-scoEE, a. ■=^K T^m. 
 
 TOTJE-SQUAEE, a. V. QUAEEANGULAE. ^H't^ . 
 iFoUE-TWISTED, a. ^i^i^^^ ^ 
 
 FouE-wHEELED,^ a. ^K =^1^1=^1, ==fT=qT^, =EfTT ^rr^. 
 
 FOUETEEN, a. =tW, =q7^^T. 
 FOUETEENTH, a. =^l<J|qT. 
 
 FouETH, o. =qT"<Tr, =srg'4-, gfl^. 
 
 To make the subject of a f. operation (to plough, read, 
 
 &c. the fourth time. ) ^Wt^ ar =t}wf, ^hfTTOTt W.TVf. 
 
 FocEin,^. ^'<Tt/. ^mk n. ^-tTT ^JCT m. =ErH'4t^T m. ^^p- 
 
 ?or%pt;^ «i.— of a cake, jack fruit, &c. ^^^m.f. 
 
 Excessby af. ^nrrf/ 
 
 That exceeds by a f. ^sfT, ^. 
 Fowl. »^. See Eied. 
 
 2-gallinaceous. ^rra^ ( ST »«. ^/ 1 «. ) w^ «. 
 
 F.-house. ^5t/. gl «. ^^ „. -- [f_ ^ 
 
 To Fowl, v. a. caUhfou-Ufor game. -nmt^-^T^-qf^ tR^ 
 FOWLEB, «. y. V. qi^ ^^, ^^^ ,^ ^ 
 FowMNG-nECE, «. f^^pT^^.^,^ ^ ^_ ' 
 
 PEA 
 
 Fox, n. #;?^ or ^pf^s/. «. 
 
 Flying f ij^iin^c* «. 
 Fox-GLOvE, n. (j-+,tn^Hrd 3TT|. 
 
 Feaction, «. ( of an integral ). srjyi'pp m. 3T^ m. gr^I w. 
 HFT m. fJT^r «. TTfnTm m. 
 
 Vulgar fractions, sq-sr^lft 3TW^ m.pl. 55; aTqnfnpff*.^;. 
 
 Addition of fractions, f^r^ ^'^r^ ». 
 
 Common measure of a f. 3Tq^r#f) »». arqcfrf m. 
 
 Compound fractions. R*m ^snfcT/. pi. ^wm ^JTlfcf 3T- 
 
 Cube of a f. fir^q^ ». 
 
 Decimal f. ^nf^T aTTnfnp w. 
 
 Denominator of a f. ^^ «;. ^ ot. 
 
 Division of fractions. fT^^TM^T n. fH^TTTip: «. 
 
 Improper f. f^^^ 3Hqui"i«fi' «». 
 
 Multiplication of fractions. fH^STrT^ «. 
 
 Numerator of a f. csf^T »». 
 
 Proper f. ^^ 3TqxrfT^ «. [3T?toW^». 
 
 Eeduetion of f. to a common denominator. ^c(U|=f «. 
 
 Eeduction of f. to a lower denomination. 3TMc(ti'h n. 
 
 Simple fractions. *)l'Mlf?l/. pi. »lMMifr) CfTjyff'Fw./''. 
 
 Square of a f. fTT^r=Tn m. 
 
 Subtraction of fractions. f^T^jo^pr^;^ n. 
 
 Feactiokal, a. ar-Tyii+Mi, sT^yfnRfsT'ft, 'rrPiq;. 
 
 Feactious, o. o/ii ^0 quarrel, v. Ckoss. fR^, Fld^iol, fT^^ 
 
 5?r5T. 
 
 Feactuee, «. 'P^/. 'H^ m. *r^?Fr «. 
 
 To Feactuee, See To Beeak. 
 
 Feagile, a. Iritlle, iveah, v. Feail. ^^TT, 5^7, TT^JPP, ^- 
 
 Feaqilitt, n. t. A. Wttt/. 'Tn^fT^^fT/. ?fT^+HUir m. 
 Feagueut, n. piece IroJccn, \. Bit. d+^l ??». (iiw. W+^ /. 
 
 Fragments, hits, pieces^ shivers, fritters. -^IKMiT ?n.^- 
 ^•11 ^,< or -HtJl-^T OT. ^ «». =^ m. -^i-cfK w. /;Z. ^TT5T »). 
 
 Fragments ( of rice, pulse, &c. ), Iroken grains, sre- 
 ^P'jft/. ^"TR or ^W^n: OT. 
 In fragments. ^5^T., 
 Feagmektaet, «!. g^FS^^, ^flH^. 
 
 Fhageance, 7!. T. A. g^rmOT. giiq-jra. griftrm.iTr^/. ^?rart' 
 /. ^"k^^ n. gTf*T »i.THHri pop. iiRMotw. HT^ «. ^^TT^wi. 
 I. ai. fragrant sulstance. ^^m. g^Tm.^fq'^sifw. i^f^- 
 
 A widely ditfused f. ^5[JTT^ot. spT^TT?'**. 
 To have a diffusive f. ^^jtdt, qir^JTiif, q^^^Sr, 
 Strong, sweet, &c. diffusive, — a f. M^t'M'iln, qcf^^tH. 
 Feageant, a. siveei of smell. gcii^Mi, ^n'-^TF^rr, g?rf%^, g- 
 nf^FF, g^f^Tj I'k, g^l^IlC^^, g^, |OT"':T, <TftK?5- 
 
 Feail, a. fragile, weaTc. Hgr, ^UH'm, H^^TT^fte, »tiT?ff?5, 
 ^Wf^'^'^t^, ?T=^T, ^^, 3T?T^, p'^, f^^, 5^^, ^^,
 
 FRA. 
 
 339 
 
 PRE 
 
 2 wealc in resolution^ liable to err. 3Ttfk, 3Tfl'<T^, arftif^- 
 
 Feail, m. i««A-e/! of rush. fTs^^qr^t ?>T?rt/. 
 
 Feailness, Feailtt, w. t.A. 1. ^JTFIT/ 'TT^ft?5rn/ T'^fTrTT 
 
 /."5fs^;i. ar^if^/ ar^T^FTT/. |^^?rr/. ^It^q"/*. 
 
 , . I. a f. a foible, v. Fault. =g^/. =^^ q^^ft ilt?/. 
 
 2b Feame, i>. a. (an account, &c. ) 3TmT^, ^X^, ^of. 
 2 See To Fokii. 3 adjust, adop, ^c. ;JnTwJ.-^5JT»».-«S;c. 
 
 Fbame, 11. (as of a picture, Ac). =#hp?/. ^«. ^TF^ot. 
 
 2 (as of a drum, tabor, saddle, &c.). ^Tf ». TTSTw. T^n. 
 
 3 (of the mind). Rl-d'^iri/. ffrT/. T-ilR+Kw. H%^%/. 
 
 sT?rf7r/. TRW. 
 
 4 (of the body), v. Form. ^TP^ft ^FT^/. 3TtiT ^TOt/. 
 
 artT^rfqTjra. 3iTr^=Tr/. 3TT^f^/. ^rsiFtw. 
 
 Of high f.— used of beasts. ^^TTfit^T. 
 
 5 empty fraine, skeleton. ^VW^ or m^^^K^m. ^Tjrjm. STT- 
 n^PT^/. JTt^ofr/. f^'wnj'f. Mi^uiN^/. HiiHci/. 
 6 — to support boxes, casks, &o. ^^m, dim. ^Ti\f. ^- 
 ^^\f HT^T^t/. 
 
 A f. (of wood or iron) in which pitchers are carried 
 on beasts. FSTf /. 
 7 cradle, bed, &c.— gener. ^ri\ f. 
 8 — as matted or wattled, and as for a window-shutter, 
 gate of an enclosure, &c. cTT^/. ?t^ or rT3%». rlZ^f. 
 
 5rrTTff». 5rsTr»j. 
 
 F. or erection in a field, or on a tree,&e. for watching 
 the crops. HT^ot. HNI55 n. 
 
 F. work of bamboos, sticks, &c. for roofs, decks, &c. 
 
 m^m. w^f. 
 
 F. for stacks of hay. nv^m. dim. ^^^]^f. m^f. 
 Feame-woek, n. See Peame, 1. 5. 
 Franchise, n. ■«<'+km f?[%?rr arftr^^fnTw. 
 
 2 exemption, ^f. HTTTt/ n'l+of|+/. 
 
 3 asylum, V. Sanctuaet. 3TT«nT^'<TFr«. 
 Frangible, &c. See Feagile, &e. 
 Frank, a. open, ingenuous, ran(?K?,-of persons. tttT^ HT'^FoST, 
 
 T^TT^ mT?, fH"S!|r:rr, 3T^q?:, ■•3H-,br^n, h^mi fiTK'S, f^rif^ 
 
 f^^^TFH, ^ci-ij'il, ^o!,<Hat1c|, JT^TffT, HT^^, ^TT^, -HW^f^, 
 i-UlMilrl, »jT!Jr^aft?T, ^'i'■^^£\r\, ^5!ifoftrT, tjotMcAtrT, ^I5Hf%. 
 2— of speech, &c. ST^TSrqTJTP^, ^^i)h|-c||, •Hlrf«4<JINl, 
 P|i+l'V-.-i|NI, &c. Pi q- ^ijr. 
 
 To Feank, v. o. (a letter ) q-^l^i ^ ;jj^H ?T%% ^ fWte 
 Feankincense, m. -^m. r^fvrpft^w. =cr'^;ft3r^»j. tTTM. 
 
 Ashes of f. 3^/. 
 
 Coal to kindle f g^JHT't. 
 
 Oil of f ;j^». 
 
 Perfumed with the smoke of f. 4\'^\. 
 
 Soot or condensed smoke of f. '^n. 
 
 gtick, &c. set with lights of f. J^j%n. 
 
 Wick or stick covered with f. ^^^f^f, g^^ifrft/. 
 
 ^^^vi\f. smrsfrfl/. 
 
 To fumigate with f 3^?pr, ^TT^'iir. 
 Feanklt, adv. Y.A. fSrEfT^, ^TT ?iTf^, Pl ' ^'-|) ' V-M , HT^^^ 
 H^TT^, JT^ JTT^lJ ^p^TT, !Tf^55, fSrJrs, ^?5gtT<irpf , B?^HT- 
 
 Frankness, n. t.A. TRpsTT JTr^STOTTw. f^?5qT^/. Pl i i^MHdi T 
 
 Frantic, a.ravinr;, furious, Sfc. v. Mad. rTWT, 'tiN<NN< r, 
 
 clK+NK+1, JTHfr^TT, MU + Nil. 
 Feanticly, Feanticallt, adu. -v. A. q^n^rRTT-&e. fft^TR', 
 
 %5-JrRnT^ dccl. 
 Feanticness, n. v. A. ^sft sjHii^uilOT. &c. 
 Feateenal, Feateenitt. See Beotherlt, BEOTHEnnooD. 
 To Feateenize, v. n. HT3r'TWT^-Tr375f^^-&c. ^^JTiif-fHadr. 
 
 Feateicidal, a. t. N. vjTH^fqra'4^, yiH^rMff^'spT^. 
 Fratricide, «.— the act. »JM^r4)l/. W^^m. mIHMM m. 
 
 2— the agent. >?T5|?qKT, »?r^MIHl, ^FT^. 
 Fraud, w. v. Deceit, z^^v^f. JTJrrlt/. ;?7q^ m. W^VIZ^ n. 
 
 ?j?r >». ^f^ n. JT^ n. qtt%^/. 'ft^q' «."%rt^ n. sqi^T w. 
 Feaudful, Fraudulent, a. v. N. ancZ Deceitful. ^7^, 
 
 inJ'ft, ?n^?:, ?^^, 3^, ?T5, q^T?:ff%T. 
 
 2— of things, &c. ^q^TSfT, S^m-dt^, vi+mr, &c. 
 F. dealing or doing. ZW.^ m. i+^-mHR m. 5^^V^ ot, 
 
 F. arts. 3^%IT/. 
 Fraudfulness, Feaudulenoe, n. v. A. S^^JoiFJft/. WZ- 
 
 THTT »f. ^FR^-q' w. ^^ f. ^TSf^T «• ?TT^ w. 
 Fraudfullt, Feaudulentlt, adv. v. A. «F"T5T^, +,MdM^'-S, 
 =PTC 'P^iTT, S^^rsft^, &c. 
 
 That trades or deals f. qr^^ or qiFTr, qTc^TTS. 
 Feaught. See Freight. 
 Feaught, a. T. Filled. »TT^yp5T, "T^, 'TfT'J^. 
 Feat. See Fight, Beawl. 
 
 To Feay. See To Feighten. 2 See To Eub. [ ^ «. 
 
 Feeak, n. u'him, fancy. ?5^/. Fftn ?». ^t3T/. j5?[ ?«. "^^f. 
 2 frolic., trick, v. Peank. -mi*i ot. 
 
 Freaks, frolics, pranks. ^p^J^ m. pl.=^K m.pl. =^t^ m. 
 
 To indulge or play freaks, ^^f.jjl. UKuj, rf^^^ 
 Freakish, Feeakful, a fanciful, ^-c. ?y^, S^'l^?", ?r^- 
 
 Freakishnbss, Feeakfulness, n. v. A. iJ^nft/ iJf^'JTtJrT 
 
 Freckle, n. spot on the skin. fa% «. ;ft^ «. {^'^TfT m. dim. 
 
 Freckled, Feecklt, a. v.N. ri+'MNi, 1^^, fdrf^H , f3%- 
 
 &c. 3TT^7?5T, ?rf?R7,JTf^^. 
 Free, a. enjoying liberty. hT^?^, Tq^^, ^d"^--^, ^^jj, ^-
 
 FEE 
 
 310 
 
 PEE 
 
 To set f. V. To FuEE. n]^^-^^^^^l^-&c. W.X^. 
 '2 unr,)lraineil, tinconslraincJ. JTF^^, g^F, HJHfqTT,i^f^- 
 
 3 open, not JorbuUen, .^c. jfr^F^CT, ^-^TIT, fn^'-^, ^srf^«r, 
 
 F. and open, exposed fret! >/ to the puKic. JTnp^r 5t-T)- 
 oET, J^l+il ^r^^. 
 
 4 injenuoug, candid, v. FraSK. 3T?TT^ KF^F^T, 'rnpOT^'T- 
 
 TPTrqT, Pi^--h ' -ie . [ ^T3iT^?r. 
 
 5 intimate, v. Familiar. ?f5r5T5ft?r, q^qstfT, ^^:^^^^ 
 
 6 clear from, exempt. ^W5!T, 5^, f ?:r, %Ta5T or f^CT5T(as 
 ^ q iPlO':t l, &c. ), ^-^H-&c. in comp. [^TT^. 
 
 7 fO»Y/«y nothing, v. GhatuitOUs. ^-^FCT, 5^K?:^TtI, f^t^"^- 
 S— of style, not cramped or stiff. ^^^T, f^?r^55, ?fn?, 
 
 9 unengaged.^ unemployed, Sfc. g^, fx^PTT, HT^SST. 
 
 10 liberal. See Ge>'erous. 
 
 iTi; Free, v. a. set free, lilerate. iTt^550T or -^VWj^i ^TSot, 
 
 ^PJ^ /-g^^/.-^l4'<ui+/-&c. ^FW^'. 0/0. ^q?r«. 
 
 #rfof ^. of 0. Kr^R- «.-&c. spTof g. of o. 
 
 FnEE-AOENXT, n. T^=5T?n'/. 'JIFt'TW. %F15T/. 
 Feee-dootee, n. JT^TT^, ^=nfr, j'S, JS^TT^. 
 
 J'EEE-SrOKES, FuEl'-TOSOtED, a. V. BlUXT. rfffpSTT TfT ^5%" 
 
 ^, 1%^r5 ^oTRT, ^tn^jT^^T, 3T5i5^^, ^pm^, ^Ts^r^r, 
 
 V'-I'^l'^ m. mHc||t^ >». — Maiiitainer 
 
 ;EED, /). V. V. •HI4'~1^1, ^Vh'i.\ %%^, 
 
 &c. g^, jf[N?f, ^- 
 
 Feeed 
 
 ^r=ir?r, ^sjk^r, frf^??;. 
 
 Feeed-max, «. 2^^rR'f'7fi"^-7rP?ta''T-&c. g^^SrlT JT^Tis^ »». 
 Freedness, m. t. p. 5%/ 5?fJ?rr/. f^-^f^/. f^^ m. 
 Feeedoii, Feeexess, n. \. A. 1. ifnp^tTcrrT m. ^y^=s^ n .^^- 
 
 FeEEHOLD, n. ETrHil. ^Jpf^Tft/. ^W%^-&C. ^^».-Errr^«. 
 
 -&c. Fhii'^i/. 
 Feeeholdee, n. '<To!:^, uTTftrrTTT, fHTHT^R. 
 Feeeixg, n. T. v.— flr/. ^"Y^OT M. JT>F5!;af «.&c. ^Trs^ur/. ^- 
 
 i^yi*/- HI -Ml ". iTt^it «. 5f^/. ft^T^R ». 
 Feeelt, adc. unohstructedhj, ^'c. v. FlOwixglx. 3T?5n, ST- 
 
 '2. tciihout constraint, v. Spoxtaxeouslt. ^- Hdl qi ^ , 3Tr- 
 8 readilg, securely, ^'c. Tfm??, f ^^-"T, ^V-f^ST, ^^]^^. 
 
 4 T. Gratcitouslt. wr:z, ^'^F^rff. 
 
 5 frankly. H^ ift^S; ^F^H, H>F^-qT JT^. 
 C copiously. See Abcsdantlt. 
 
 Jeeemax, n. J^^^r-J^^^T-ie. JRtst >». 
 
 Feeeb, n. v.V. yfiiuilJl, iT[^F^-ctc. ^uiRT, &c. JT>fq; (esp. 
 
 in. comp. as JT?m^^, ^'JTHT=q^, TT'THR^, &c.), ifN^- 
 
 &e. ^Trrf. 
 FKEE-scnooL, n. ijm'4 ^HH?^ HR:/. 
 
 FheETHISKEE, «. V. LVFIDEL. ^T^i^, ^TT^^^. 
 
 Fbeewill, «. poivei' of directing one's oivn actions. K^jFTTO/ 
 
 Doctrine of f. ^\^. 
 of it. qft^n^qfr^, sfq-f^^, 
 2 spontaneity. ^^^]^ m. 3TPT^^ft/. 
 To Freeze, v. n. he congealed ivith cold. vft% rfrein-^Tot- 
 
 f*T^ot, nrT?:ot or ^wz^. 
 
 To Freeze, v. a. congeal with cold. iTK^^of or nKS?0T, fi?- 
 
 To Feeioht, v. a. load.^ lade. ?IT^, *n:?ft /.-HT^S/.-^m- 
 
 rr/.-&c.'F?:of g, of 0. 
 Feeight, n. cargo.^ lading. iTUT^ f. TftcT n. TT^T/. HTrTTS/. 
 
 iTT^OT M. /. *Rrf^ n. qKc^M ". 
 
 2 co«^ affreight. ^\i m. Til ?2. 
 Feeighted, ^. V. V. rTT^^?^. 
 
 Feexcu, a. iptH %^T=5rr fw ?^frft^ ?!;T^t=qT. 
 
 Feexck, n. iFf?r \^^ nrrr/. 
 
 FEExcniiAX, M. iptH ^^T=^ '^'^ »•. '^^r^ft'^ »J. 
 
 Feexzt, n. T. Madxess. ;j?rt^ m. 'i'H\\A\M m. ^r^^TT- 
 
 Feequexcv, n. t. A. tTRsnT in^F^T^T m. ^^•.^j^ n. STT'Tt- 
 ^Tjq- w. 3T^5Jr^ M. jn-.J^^fri^ n. 
 
 F. of coming and going. XV^ m. TV^s^^ in. 
 Feeqpent, a. often done, S^c. =il<cl|< ^r5WR-^r'JrrT-&c. or 
 
 To Feequext, y. n. re&ort to. Ent^TT-&c. ^iTJf-^T'jf, ?q^ in. 
 pl.-%S\f. pl^\K^ m?\T^f. ^\Pm^A \-A\A\m .-^jcnw ?«.- 
 &c.=F?;Df, ^|U'MM|-iT''^r^-&c. ^JspTT w.-TR »!.-T^?r m^ 
 3T^^y. of s. with in. con. s^tTTw. 3T?i5t j». fora. 
 
 Fbequexted, ^. V. V. ?J^^r, ^f5lS^, ^rf^sTP^r, <Nri)|-HI, 
 
 Feequextee, ?!.v. V. 'JK^K ^"JTTTT-^TTT, %";T-&c. ^?5trrRT, 
 
 &c. ^C5TT, ^TT o;- ^% ^fi^qr, %?:-qT, ^^^T^TT. 
 Fhequentixg, n. v. V. vH^ii)^ m. qtjMHi m. ^r"?? ^Tiir "- 
 
 Feequextlt, adv. V. Oi'TEX. STP^IT, 3T^^^K, "PIT^, "^T^.t, 
 
 Feesco, 7^. firfft^rfr f^r^ n. pi. 
 
 Feesh, a. not stale, nrs, rTTJTT, ?n"<Tr, rTfTT, ^TT'^R:, ^^^, 'fl- 
 
 ?ra;^, a>i^5T or ^sr, argf^u-j. [ ^^. 
 
 2 «o< «aZif. l"Y3, ii'rer, ars^sT'JT, 3Tc5^roft, a^^'Tft, fJT^TR, 3T- 
 
 3 clear, lively, healthy-looking; — of countenance, plants, 
 &c. i^sjzsfr^, Z%7.^^^ ^T'Trr?r, T-^ir^^f , H+n+nd, ^JFT^- 
 
 To look f. ^^Z^^, 
 
 4 Sr«Z:, «oi tired, Sfc. FTMT, ^^'iR, f^^^T, 3?^^. 
 F. and brisk. rTFfTTdtJMI, rTMld^JH. 
 
 5 new, unpractised. H^, ^^T^T, :T^^i^r, ^^^,T"in, f^I- 
 
 G recent. See Xew, Late. 
 7 — of wind. ^Rr=fT,=J'im. 
 Feesh, «. ( to a river ). "IT ot. ^/. qTcfuft /. ^^ >«. 
 
 Sticks and rubbish brought down by a f. 'TTTl or 5- 
 
 'p: n. T^rft /. 5r?roT ». 
 
 i
 
 FEI 
 
 341 
 
 FHI 
 
 To Freshen, r. a. maJcefresh_ rrSR"^, qraT-&c. Jp^, ^TK- 
 
 ^^J m. ^T^. [ '^^. 
 
 To Feesiien, u. n. grow fresh or rigorous. 5T5Er=I'it, ^RT^T'^, 
 
 Fbeshman, n. f^ra^TfTf vT5?T'srr%?7r f^qT'4f »». 
 Feesh^ess, n. T. A. 1. ifrft /. rTr?rift /. rrmT>Jrr m. m'^^^r^- 
 
 "TOTT TO. rTT'TT'JTT m. &c. 
 ~ mff /• 'it'tT'JrT m. 
 
 3 ?irisfr/. ?:^^/. ^^#./: 5;?riT^t/. 5^?ft/ -t^tt/. 
 
 qrnff n. Fffrrft /• 
 
 4 FfrSTT'JTr WJ. if 5TTft/. a^'ft/. 3TSiT^ m. 
 
 I. i-)Jeasiny coolness, — of tlie air. n?^T^ 'A'i[ f- ^F^Toff 
 To Fket, «. o. rul au-ay, t. To Abkade, To Eub. =qT2;^?;iJf, 
 
 2 irritate, vex, T. To Anger. ^rT^^'^f, f%^^of or %- 
 ^nT'jf , f^'tTrsr'if, i^^f'T'Jf. 
 
 3 agitate, malce to ripple. ?%'T^'iif, ?J«Kr-&c. ^l^. 
 
 To Feet, r.«. r«i away, v. To Eub. ^?r^?:iJr, ^l^H-iui^qTHW. 
 
 2 he in vexation, chafe, boil, v. To Fume, "^rzoj, f^T^f^- 
 
 5 after; yr/ere ^/er. =^qj'jf , ;frf T"^, ^rT/. ^"rfy. o/. o. 
 sT^F^r or J^fioir ?'». '^'if-^^'if g. of 0. sitKi or Jt?RT "j. 
 tr^nf y. o/o. ■^J.mWi, fTorr »». ifot y. of 0. or inversely ^- 
 iTJfy. o/s. 3TTq?qT f^T^IT^r miif, f^t /-fl?^ /-Ac- 
 ^5:01 y. ofo. or inversely F^i^Jf, iTH^ ?». TTrTil^fat, ^<h5,- 
 
 4 — the skin, through a blister. rf^^TS"^. 
 Fretful, a. v. Peevish. f^T^R, f^sNs^fT, f^TfTTT, pTTf^- 
 
 -'TT, f^rRprr, ==r?^ or ?:-qT, ^Fft. [ T^T «z. 
 
 Fketfulness, w. v. a. 1%t<3Tft/. i%?^>nm m. &q. T^^- 
 Fretting, «. See Friction, v. V. N. 2. T^^w^f. rT^E^T^/. 
 
 ^re'Ps/. f^^^^T/. '-j^'^h/. g^JT^/. ^'j^/- 
 
 3 =ET?qH: or =f^'T^/. w-^f. ^^^^/. W?rg;H/. g^frr/. 
 
 ^W5/- ^'^'3;'^ / ;f '^F /■ W^^ /■ ^J^^^ToE/.— intens. 
 
 Friability, ». v. A. fq"%TOTr m. fq-j^jq-^r to. &c. =foTq"^ »». 
 Friable, «. ^o//", cnmlling. f^RT or^fq^-qr, fq^^i, g^rg^rT, 
 
 Friction, n. riMinj. =^wM n. =Eff55oft/. ^^"jf jj. qr^Toft/. 
 
 =5Tf« /. ^^(ir «. ^[^"7 m. ?f?T?r «. ^^ TO. 
 Friday, n. ?j;p;nT to. 'T'T^rr to. 
 Fried,/!, a-. V. Fr2;;7:r7;T, ?r5?i^, ?T5!;^, ?f5!;^. 
 Friend, «. fiT=q', #fr, r'!, ^^T, ^T'fr, ^'H^R, f^^r^, qR, 
 
 f ?^^^ c 11^1 ^rq-VT, g^T|-.^prr ^"h^fT, ^^|:^g#t or 
 
 ^^•<^W^i ^^ i" comp. 
 Acquired f. q^f^TirfiT^r. 
 Contest of friends. fJT^J n. fTT^sn^? ot. 
 False f. 5rH=?, ^q^fir^sT, 3TTrf?JT^, l%?r^. 
 Female f. W^ /. '^=5fr':T or fK=5ft^ /. ^:^<Tft/. ?r\- 
 
 F. in need. WairfFf. 
 
 Friends, relatives, and connexions — comprch. or p;e- 
 ner. ?r% ^"l^"^ or ^n ^t\ hi. pi. g|f?ra'-<r »i. pi. 11 
 aTTfT TO. /)/. 
 
 Friends and acquaintances. r!jfj=r^ in. pi. 
 
 Interested f. JTrfPIifr^T, ^TT^ff^^rT ^rft. 
 
 Of one''s friends and acquaintances. 'jTIqI^ qtSI^^fNT, 
 
 ;^T^^ qR^, arr^z^ ^^t=qT, a^jos^jft ^^. 
 
 A f. in need is a f. indeed. fvpErrrffF^rT ^HTr <?r'sr ^TfTT. 
 
 Keal friends are not easily set by the ears. ^JT^?f 'TT- 
 
 oft |R^ FT^ ?t=T f^ofr ft?T ?rTft ( or TpnqtrT :pr^t KR^ 
 
 FfT ^r qpift ^i^ ^Rif f rf?J ? ). 
 
 AV^ith provisions in store we've friends by the score. 
 
 c^t ^5f':5 3Tr^TT m ^n ^frTn, 3T?rrft?5 f# fr ftr^jFft^ 
 
 2 — the compellation. T^, frr^T. 
 3 See Patron. 
 
 Friendless, a. destitute, forlorn. g'T^T, T^TT^^qn', 'JT^rT^J- 
 
 q", 'jRnf^TT, f^Tr^.T^', fHTTf>;rn, 'jt^f'^, f^Rr, qn ;)o;>. ^- 
 
 n-, JTPISTT, FTTT, f'^^, f^rr'^R, fiR^T^, f^ITFJ^, anffT^, 
 
 qfH^FT, arw^T'T, 'iTFrrf FT, f^^Rjr, f^^JFT. 
 
 Friend of the f. 3TFn"<TFfT'<T, 'JTnfFtqJlfFT. 
 
 FEIESDLINE.SS, 11. V. A. ^rWSRt/ ^^/ "fr^t J^^psft/. 
 
 fTr=TF5r?8. f*r5i?n-/. ^ra?ror ^^^f. x^n. x^n^n. 
 
 %^ TO. #^HR «i. 
 
 F. of terms or footing. n\ti g^T^/. r|?TT'Zt/. 
 Feiendlt, a. ?^fT^, ^^TRRT, ^^, ^sft^, ^^r, h^?t, 
 fiT=T, ^^rf) W^ ( in comp. as <^f?RT, FfF?f^, ^'^^^ ), 
 
 Friendly, wrfo. f^^^m, ft^^7r, f^T^TraT^. 
 Friendship, n. ^=^ or Hf^r-qfT/ "^^/. i%^Trq- to. ^^ to. 
 
 #|Tr^TO. ^5ffT/. ^rw^ft/. ^TJFITJ /. sr^FSRT /. ^ ». 
 
 W?^ n. ?tf^fqf «. OT??^' n. ?TTf^5?T «. ?iY^ ?«. ^>|^ ;;. 
 
 Breach off frT^if^ to. 
 
 Close f. ^T5ft/. ^Tft/ wm/. nft/. ^TRT/. 3T|7T M. 
 
 3T|Frin^ TO. ^TTt/. ^^JTTBt/. ^l^^Tq^^ «. n^^q^^ w. 
 
 ^fSTT^TO. 
 
 Formation off ffepsT^RT m. fiT^Sf^^ifs-^/. 
 Interested f ^rRFff?lFT ^^ to. 
 To form a close f JTFT^ n. fJTOTr y. 0/ s. 
 Frier, n. v. V. ft^otrt, 'T^'ft. 
 Frieze, «. PsTq^fT ^tTTSr^ ^,W. ^Rf STTf . 
 Frigate, h. ?r?T^ q^^sT^mr '^qs iqq^R arrf. 
 Fright, n. sudden fear, terror. ^=^^ or ^=^W^m. sfT^ or «fr- 
 =Er TO. qR?T or '^r'rft/ arq^TT^ TO. SRRT w."|5pr/. *r^5T»». 
 art^/. ^5^/. tJ^nPT WJ. ^^SPFT m. ^^^f. 5TRr TO. f^^- 
 ^ m. — in high degree ; as expressed by alarm, amaze- 
 ment., horror, conaternation.^ dismay, ^'c. ^V3i^^m. 3TI^r- 
 ?T TO. ^i-.TT/. f^Tqt^/ fFT^^S/. HT'TT «». ^"kH^ M. ^5f»T- 
 
 q m. Prm M."'qrf^Rq' «. 
 
 To take or conceive f. W^:^ or W^W-^ to.-sjt^ or ^fT^w. 
 ?jrr^ and ««. fon, ^crf-^gof, qro or tTr^/.-"^5f=i/. qrcff,
 
 mi 
 
 ffT^, ?Tfln m. tlTot, ^ITH m. qr^, 3Tt^/ «m^ in- con. 
 ^^TT! /.-^^TFT m.-vrs^/.- tTtpfTT m. sm'Jf-HT'it '«. f-on. 5- 
 
 =5n^ or ^^Tf dr, ^qi^tii, «iiTj^,ur, sr^^n^, ar^^npoi, ^ttht- 
 
 ^<jf, H^, f^OT, ""It^T ni. q^ /». con. STRT^'f, TRTi't <"• 
 {•WtTOTj^FTT^, nW^,), TrnK^T, ^^- — in liigH degree; 
 as expressed by such phrases as io be frightened out 
 of one's wits— out of one's seven senses, io be terror- 
 ttruck, io be struck aghast .^ Sfc. aTTS m. sl^iil^H or ^Fqi'-tt 
 GfT^ g. ofs. H;=ft% 5IT^ n. iizor in. con. ^^=q1?r ^ ^rr- 
 
 ffHT ^"t<ir, THn^Tf^T ^"for, q# m. epmTof y.o/s. nts/. 
 
 «FRat g. ofs. ITT^ «. ^rof in. con. Hr\^\^ ^pJf, TrTsrFJr 
 
 ^i"ir, q-i^i^^yKui/. sr^F^r y. o/s. ^wr/. OTTii-g?:<ff ?«. 
 
 fon. H^^H-dl adv. ^\^^ ijr?ft/--3^ »»• "MiUI y. 0/ s. vft^T 
 or sjTur OT. ^R75f^ y. o/s. =et^/. nn ^m y. o/s. w^- 
 ttf Hl^of, ^'+<M+< /. 5^'Jf y. 0/ sT ^PTPTT% S^ »J. 
 /)/. ^if y. of s. SfT^IT^, qr^DT, ^n^, ^FTS^OT or sp^RUf . 
 2 a f. a frightful icoman, Sfc. JTFf^R n. ^#tw/. 
 2b Fiiionx, To Frichten, v. a. x. N. firsff^pxf, fHqTjf, ^TIK- 
 "^t, *14^1«J>Ji, 'TTTKDT, r^^'+.tiuj, cj-^q-^sfot, &c. 'H^ ?i.-ir^ 
 
 ?iit, *nT*ftrr-^'mr«(<i-&c. «R3t, ^f^^ or ^^Jnt^St, — in 
 high degree, terrifg,f lighten ov.t of one's ivifs, Sfc. ^X=^- 
 ^ ^TTTW/. sWHfijf y. o/o. ^tqr/.-fJTTft^/. ^of y. 0/0.'^- 
 J^^R ^ ^RT% mv^ y. 0/ 0. tTT^ «. ^irmf^TOT, ^kHt 
 :ft^ n. pi. ^f^-T^i^of y. 0/0. ^T?!^ TT^ n. JR 'TTW 
 
 y. of 0. TR^ +<Ni<^ ?jt^5t, jpr5rPf-'TqT^-H-m-+i?(-&G. 
 
 To f. into. TTT^^fT ^ 5^^ '-f.iP-lJi . 
 pBIGniEXED, _p.v. y. ir5T5R;^T, &c. v-q7?ry^ qi^RT, Tq-iflTf, -^- 
 
 fT, ?f^i^, W?t^. — in high degree; filled with — swallowed 
 vp by— overcome bySjC.fear. JTqT-:f;r?r, 'Tqxr^^JTqTgT, T- 
 TT^, H^, ^T^'-Tirid, ^T^r^t^-i, ifsrf5T|^, H^^^rFT, H- 
 
 ^TTfsr?, 'Tq^Tt^, ^T^FWiT, fl^'s, ^'fpr^^ftT, ciT=rn,jpT5nT- 
 
 Teigutful, a. v. rEAEFUL. JTq^, ^T^FPF, 'T^T^Pn;, 3T^r- 
 
 f^nf:^, ar^frrrs, 3fnRT3; f^+<iic, ^, ^r^, ^ftm/^o^.^fttoe. 
 
 rEniiTFCLOTss, n. V. A. ^^RqwTw. sr^PTToS fipF^ToS^orr m. 
 
 Fbiqid, Fkigidity. See Cold, &c. 
 
 PiiiGoniFic, a. causing cold, f^ir^, f|K^;R^, f^M^km,^--} ; 
 
 FEtNGE, 71. 5rT?5T/. 7'^.fXf. 5r55T/. 
 
 2^0 Fbisge, v. a. 5fTt^/.-&c. ?:rFror. 
 
 FbiSoed, p. and a. v. V. ^fF^TTR, ^r^T ?5W^. 
 
 FBiPPEjn-, n. old clothes, Sfc. ^f]n. pi. ^jf^TPff n.pl^sp^- 
 
 To Feisk, i;. «.— a deer, horse, &e. -fe^ot, ^at. 
 2 — dogs, kittens, kids, &c. q m^u f^ ^V^ 
 3— geuer. <fo«ee about, jump and leap, skip and caper. %- 
 
 FEO 
 
 ^3W or fxjT^Tjat, f^^55ijt or f^^I^T^, fT^^, ^'^STT «».- 
 
 TtS'if , STRot, ;f'^'rf, ^TT^?^, #iR5ar, «IFI5of, S's?!^ or 
 
 To f. wildly, boisterously, &c. fy'i^uj^ f fc|J [| U [| wt.-ffirsf- 
 
 t\ f.-'W^''^'^] »8.-?n"<^='n OT.-&C. TTfS^-^M0f-5R^. 
 
 Feisk, Feiskino, n. t. V. 1. fd+ui «. TP^ «. 
 
 2 5m^"Jf n. 'iMui n. 
 
 3 P^^^ M. &c. T5^ HTT'Jf n, f^f^ »». y<<ic6l ot. ^7^ 
 
 Wild, boisterous, &e. f. ftpTnTT m. f?nr^/. dM+'<T^^ 
 m. rTTiT?^ m. "^W^ m. 
 Feiseeb, n. Frisking, p. a. Fbiskt, a. v. V. 1. i?lMU|Hl, f%- 
 ^orrCT, ^'TTT, fi+<l. 
 
 2 ^rFlJOTTTT, JTRirm. 
 
 3 and Frolicsome. f^^urKT, TRWRT, 3^5TT HKU|ki, 
 3"55TT, iTTTO', 'tNtT HKTTRT, ^7^, ^^T^, THc?, f^Mrtlfl or 
 
 Feiskiness, «. V. A. 3. JThIhiTI m. ^"i'-|U|| ?». T^/. fi^TtTT- 
 
 Feith, n. strait of the sea. Wi^ f 
 
 Feitteb, n. irreT^srr rra%?5T g^P^ »». 
 
 2 fragment, Sfc. v. Bit. H+^l wi. +,-1+1 m. 
 To Feittee, «;. a. H^3 wt. /^Z. ^^iJt. 
 Fbivolitt, Feivolousness, n. v. A. 1. ^%qTHT?». fSfsl^ 
 
 or fMtft/. fe#rT^f^/. 
 
 Feivolous, a. — of persons, v. Light, ^rf+l, f^?JR or f^- 
 
 2 — of subjects, v. Light. ^S-lJT, ^ri+d, ^W, "fppsf, 
 Feizzle, &e. See Chel, &c. 
 Feo, adv. to and fro. ^^% frpp?, '['<T|T cf'-inR ^''{^ '^''T^. 
 
 To walk to and fro. ^\'A^^\f. pi. qiTS^t. 
 Feock, n. (of children) arflft /.ort». 3Tf'ft/. 5rn^«. g^M. 
 
 2 ( of men ) arflWlff*. 
 
 3 See Gown. 
 Feock-coat. See Coat. 
 
 Fbog, «. irf^OT. dim. \^f. \^^ or 1p!^5^/. if^w. H- 
 |jpn.5fr»J. ^ 
 Female f ^^+1/. 
 
 F. in a well. 3H)iirirll »f|^''»- +MM?rT ir|^ in. 
 2 ( of a horse's hoof ).%3^/- JrT^/. 
 Feolic, n. sport., Sfc. v. F^N. %5tw.gm?5t/ <'>'4l<^g?TT?ft/. 
 
 Frolics, V. Peanks. ^qr^w. j)^ ^TTTw. 2?Z. =qT^OT. ^Z. 
 To Feolic, v. n. sport, gambol, play pranks. T^^f-pl.-^- 
 
 tt/. pi.-^\^f. pi. iTK'if, €lg;^'». ^^. 
 
 Frolicsome, a. v. N. ^t^nw, ^R^T, g^Ti^Nqr, €1"5^, :^- 
 
 '^T^, TS-^, 3^>rT^^, ?5ffl", t'FS, t'T^TT, t^f^, "^J^^. 
 Feolicsomeness, n. v. A. f%?5T^twrw. %55^TOTr»t. ^^qj- 
 
 FK0M,2)re^. TT^, ^^H^-l, =F|^, |[^ in comp. 3^^ in comp. 
 
 i
 
 FRO 343 
 
 F. aud unto. 3T^?r|^. 
 Feont, n. face, fore part. ^Wi. '^n. M\^i\m. '^J^xf- 5^»». 
 ^fRTTor qsq-HFwJ. ST^nft/. ^HTT^r-JJ^ *rm»».-3TPT». 
 f^?r^ 3Ttn». 3T!T». S^TPTw. ^TPTFTOT. 
 
 Brazen f. frr^«. 
 
 Exactly in f. of. qj^^qrjS. 
 
 F. and rear. 3TPTrfqi5T»/». aT^TT^f^jJT^/- 
 
 F. to f. ^TiTTTRmk. 
 
 From in f. of. jft^CT, ^HTr^TT. 
 
 From the f. tRH. 
 
 In f. 3%, fiTTR. 
 
 In f. of. ^nflT, HT^. 
 
 In f. aud in rear. ^M\£\ ^%i\i\. 
 
 To set out in f. h1^</. H^. 
 
 Unblushing f. ^^T TfTiTTw. 
 To Feont, v. a. be opposite to. ^n"l<-H'-M<H-&c. 3T^cf-jvi7- 
 
 nfjf y. o/o. ?nT^^?n'/. ^:m g. ofo. 
 
 Fhontal, a. lelongi-ng to the forehead. spMlcAMI, rfrfk'H«iKft. 
 Feontiee, n. confines. 'V^Am. axlTOT. B1?TT'». ?R^ o?- ?n;^^/. 
 srffrJTFTw. 
 
 F. district. ^ITS or ^iT^m. Ef^f^Tirt. 
 FeOntiee, a. FJrMlil^^l, FIJ^TTSfT, rlJlrAJMI, &C. 
 
 Feonting, ;). a. V. V. ^TTrrqr or ?5T,'TTfr5rr or OTiJTf^fte, 
 
 ^nftfte, ^^^ or ^"^H^, arfim^, jJiMfff. 
 Feontispiece, n. g^^r^^T m*ff^ fq^w. ?t'4rq^f^^ «. 
 
 2 See Fbont. 
 Feontlet, n. +,4lciqft/. 
 Feost, 7J. >TT^ f*T^f^mift ^it/. f^TTw. jftfRw. ^4 1 1^ Wot. 
 
 2 See Hoae-feost. 
 Feost-bitten, a. tIhtt^ '^<Mrf«|-v?rToEH?5T, ff ^HT^, i^H^q'. 
 FeOstx, a.f|HT^T, f|'l=rpJi)o;'.f|TTq-fT,f|'^,"'^,"|TT^, g^T. 
 Fkoth, n. %H»». TJT /'op- ^^m. ^^m. 
 
 2 «-■«!« or empty display. WZ^f TSfTK+T'/. ^^TTft/ 
 2b Feoth, v. «. "FOTiJir, ^ffiir, ^■Hoiui, %H?:^, %?r »!.-^ m. 
 
 irdf 2w. con. 
 3^0 Feoth, v. a. %^, %''Hiir, %?R'^, %^ot.-&c. aTT"!^. 
 Feothiness, «. V. A. 1. «p^i4Uii m. \^\'m^m. &c. 
 Feotht, a full of frotli, made of froth, ^c. "^W-., ^HTo5, %- 
 
 ?rRT, %^?7 or %f?f?5, ?1%^, %Hf ^-W^T?. 
 
 2 empty, trifling, ^.IsiQWi. qpp55, <ptr5, ^y+'^l,%3R 
 or f^RTT. 
 
 3 consisting of empty display. '^%\ k+1 -HT,^^TTfl'^-^'i'i+n -^ I . 
 Feouzikess, w. v. a. 3^I^"itt ot. JjoRrrur/. ^'Tflfm/ 
 Fkouzy, a. musty, Sfc. ?q^, ^^, ^fTRS, ;3»I?:^?JT, ^TfT^IcTT, 
 
 To get f g^^, '+'M'iiJ(. 
 Feowaed, a. V. Peevekse. 3T5'PfeTT, 3H+H+<,+.H+<,JP7r- 
 
 Feowaebkess, n. v. A. ^mrr^FR/. f^^/. f^^^^lft/. 
 
 To Feown, v. n. »T«rqT/ pi. =^^^it-^i: J^cir, jqu^f^r-^PTTStRT 
 
 Tfst /. pl-'iJZ\ f.-^i^^ f i3?. ^MOT-aTMot, riJH I d l m. 
 
 JTKTjf-^TT^'^, WTcCT?f frtfpjv/. qdt-3^ in. con. 
 Feown, Feownixg, n. v. V. aret/. g^'iTT ?;(>i;^^ m.W^ 
 
 f. f^iTp^ m. »?fr7 m. ^^ ot. 
 
 FEU ^ 
 
 I. Zoo^ ofdisplcas7ire. qf^^ m. #*TK^T/. 
 
 Feu ABLE, a. to he enjoyed. H~P^, JJT'TF^, ^fiipsT. 
 Fetjctifeeous, a.that bears fruit. <I>ctMI, "PrftJIH, "l>?ff, 9>H^. 
 Feuctification, «. V. V. A. ^"F?? qn;<Tf n. ^%^ T'l^ n. 
 
 1. 5nT^rft% "P?5THT^ *rm >«. z^^. 
 
 To Feuctifx, v. a. make fruitful, or productive. fr^^-Wf- 
 ?5-gtft^-^f'?^-&c. ^rm, ^"^f;^ «.-3^r m.-^c. amJM, 
 jsfTTfjrsrnTOT w.-wFr^prrrw «.-&c. w-t^. [&c.^t^. 
 
 To Fbuctift, v. n. become fruitful. gft^-^'?>?J-<P?r^^-"JJ?ft- 
 FeuctitOeous, a. "FcST^ft, "P^'TFfft, "PHT^ft. 
 Feuctuous, &e. See Feuitful, &c. 
 Feuqal, a. V. Economical. ^fR'T^f^^, ^Frt^^frft, 3T<?Ho^<fl, 
 
 HR^doijift, jRnicrfr^rr, ^PF^^rfT^r. 
 
 Fecoalitx, n. v. A. qr-^il'IK'rft/ "M^^'W/. +l'l+'^'(,/ ^f^ 
 
 Feugallt, adv. t. A. ^|i+W<t^, *?tl»lrilH. 
 Feuit, n. <Pc5 ;3o/. 'm n. i^j m. 
 
 Crop of f. coming in the season. f^dNK m. 
 
 Crop of f. coming after the season. <HiMKOT. 
 
 Fallen f. qrs m. 
 
 Falling of f. ( from ripeness, in a storm, &c. ). TcErfV 
 / TTS m. V. c^m. 
 
 Hook with netting to gather f. 3Tt^/. $OT m. qoS »i. 
 
 Knocking down or gathering of f. <TT5T m. <PrfMMH «. 
 
 Layers of straw, &c. for ripening f 37^/. 'Hf[f. To 
 ripen in such layers, — f. -ir\K^\ or arftrT -dr)<,u|. 
 
 Straw, &c. used to ripen f. fw^TJI n. 
 
 That bears good f. gT>?5. 
 
 Topmost f. ^T3"FoE ». 
 
 Unripe ( hard, green, &c. ) f. ^T^T m. 4,|+i| m. ^ITT w. 
 
 To be plump and blooming, — f. grTOTT. 
 
 To yield f. lit. fig. H»otui. 
 2 fig. ■v. Consequence. qj^J or <Fo5 «. <poisj^/. 3T'*T»». 
 tRtfpm. 
 
 Feuit-teee, w. >j)ctyi4 n. 
 
 Fecitage, n. fruit collectively. H^^^ciN^ or 9r5ERo5/.'pi:».^?. 
 
 Feuiteeee, n. t})cir«)'+'MI,"P?5fq^<n. 
 
 Feuitebt, n. Sec Fbuitage. 2 repository for fruit. "PoEFft 
 
 Feuitful, a. that bears fruit, productive. "P?5=rR , ^rpc7, ^"P- 
 ?5, 'pfOT, "P??^, TJc^ST^, <M^4>c^, 3T^r^, 'P^y. 
 2 prolific, not barren. ^^^^., ^^^^^., n^^Tm^ft^, 
 aWt-q-, [ ^^«- *e. 
 
 FsUITFULNESa, W. T.A. 1. ?rFF?^n. ?I4)rlr|l/. "M^4>c^.?rT/. "PrS- 
 
 2 iTHJr^ftSrfT/. STpRT^Rirn. 5r|-q-^?I??r«. aTST'^^srw. 
 Feuition, n. T. Enjoxment. 3T»fFT"i. JTrHm. Hm^RT?'?. 
 FEUITLES3, ffi. rfl/?!, vnpiroductive. Rr^rS, "Pc^^^T-Tf^-^Jf^ 
 
 -&c. R+iHi, ft+iH'+,i, ft^fT, 5T*f , Pt?:*!^, "ft^oE, jpfnr, 
 
 fH'i+K'JI, ■5f"P?5, f^rP?5. 
 Feuitlessly, «(/«;. v. a, 5q-5tf,^^fT, 5^; f^'4^, ^"^1^,
 
 314 
 
 PUL 
 
 FRCITLE33NT.33, n. T.A. "ft^K^TTT'n. ifcO. r'1"i*f^cn/-"%4'1'«'M'l. 
 l-'BrXlESTT, H. IT5^Nt ^/ f?T!rr/. 
 
 Fnusn, «. — in a horse's foot. «r5^/ qn^^/. 
 FnusTKATE. Sco Vai5, Useless. 
 
 2l> FncsTB-VTE, r. a. v. To Defeat. f5rJ'P^-5'T*?^-f^'4^-&c. 
 ^rir^ msot, Him. ;p^ y. 0/ 0. \^w^^^ rliM-i^IuT, f=l4>rt> 
 
 2 (a deed, &c.) annul. ^^^F^, f%T*l^-&c. ^of. 
 
 rRtSTKATED, ^. V.V. 1. P\'^^ %?r?!T, HI^^T, ^f5<T^^?yT, &C. 
 rEUSTEATIOX, «. T. Y. 1. — «rf. 'frS'Jf". &C. HTW. f^^nrf?". 
 
 Fbt, n. viatierfri/ing or fried. ^^J:^n. ?rZ7«. 
 
 2 crowd of small Jish. f^T^Tr^ '<T=JTm.-^3TTrT^»n.-&c. 
 To Fi:y, I', a. coo^ m (^f'^'ng pan. FTcCdt, rrOTT/j.-rToCT/i. =fiT^ 
 
 g. ofo. 
 To f. ( corn, pulse, cliillies, &c.) with oil, &c. ^ITTSiJf, 
 
 ^IHotufl/. ^Ruf. 
 The smell of an article frying. rtoE^T'^r/. 
 To Fbt, «. n. he cooked in a frying jjan. HoC'jf, ['T5;'7^. 
 
 2 suffer under tlie action of heat. rTolSr, FRrTgEiir, 'fTOTt, 
 Fbyiko, n. V. V. A. — act. r^^n. franr/j. ?raq-«. 
 
 FETrSG-PAX, n. rToJtift/. ^/. <T5tOT/. ?T55U||,i"iq,«. ^^\m. 
 
 To fall out of the f. into the fire. JTR-qt^r^ f^^FT 
 
 To FoDDLE, V. a. make drunk. fctJWJif, 3^-JT^-&c. sRuf. 
 To Fuddle, v. n. drink to excess, fifm, Js^.&c. sf^T. 
 Fudge, Sec Stuff, Konsense. '^ [ tpf^?;. pi. 
 
 Fuel, n. WVJ^n. ^ToTutw. ^Ji^^iirn. s'^PTm. KfJrq-/ ?5pjr5tp]^«. 
 
 Dry crackling f. vf^^/. ^TT^miTT/ ^vZ. ^T^PTS^. jt?/. 
 *I<+I4 or H^5». 
 
 Fit for f. ^^oli^, v1lot|»j-, vT75ff=r. 
 
 Wood split into logs for f. ferw. 
 
 To add f. to the flame. 3rT#T».-vT^?Tf?r qst/. Sl^of 
 Fugacious, &c. See Fugitive, &c. 
 
 FUGH, interj. p^, jj^t, ^3JT. [ qa^n". 
 
 Fugitive, a. /y!wy, rw««wy airog. cr^tirKT, qofq^, qa^prj 
 
 2 u-andcriny, vagrant. f^sfTJ^trT, q^m^. 
 
 3 not duralle, not stationary. 3T^iTFft, 'j^f^, =cfT ^:p 
 
 lUGiTivE, M. 7)fr«o« tw/io runs from Jiis station, &;c. q^q^ilT 
 
 Fugitives. tfoTOT. qo!:q%w. ^Z. ' 
 
 FurcEUM, «.— of a lever. HT^^ 3??/. 5^ ot. 
 
 2b Fulfil, v. a. (a wish, promise, intendon, declaration, 
 
 &c. ). T. To Accomplish, q^si^, ^tT-IDf-qTr-mT-HFT-' 
 
 2 (a prophecy, &c.). 5'T-'Tnf-mr-^f^-&c. ^T^-^^ ^oT 
 
 sT^H^rrff-fH^^Rm-Ac. armor. ' 
 
 3 ( a term, period, &c. ) vn;i7f, TTr-qTm-qo?-&c. ^^ 
 
 Fulfilled,2>. v. V. 1. 2. ^T^ %%?5T-5rra?jr, t^, ^x^, ^. 
 H^. "TtT, =5rf^4f, ^ktt'4, ?kt^»tt'4. " "^ 
 To be f. -T^. 
 
 To be f. *R^. 
 Fulfillee, n. \. V. 1. jn-Ac. ^TiimT, "Tui^. 
 Fulfilling, Fulfilment, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^K ^^ n. &c. 
 
 tItTTUT n. g-^f^^ m.— slate, f^fi^/. ^'4^«. W'^^ «. 
 
 =STf<fIT'4 ?n. "TTrf /. Tftf^/. 
 Fulgent. See Suinikq, Beiout. 
 Full, a. hacing no space void. 'HT^, TT^^, '^l^i T'^t'TtT, 
 
 T^ (in comp. as >T^T?^),3T^niq;m,'Tfr?I,>Tft?T(in c^omp.). 
 
 2 ahounding in. inr ( in comp. as tTT'^^^T, ^^H^, %- 
 ^ffrTT, 3T-fTTiT^, "T^?rrT?Ti), IT^ ( in comp. as J'^TR'^r, ^- 
 ?T!T^, &c. ), TS't^, q^TWm, 3^. 
 
 3 ia/ff?, satisfied. gr^Tt 5rT%^, ^^T, ^, <Tf^rnT. 
 4— of relations ; not half, step, in law., cfc. ^^T, ^OTT. 
 5— a color, qf^ or r(|TT, "T-^f. 
 
 G— a voice. »TT7T, 'TT^, g-^. 
 
 7 well filled, plump, pulpous, sicelling. TT^, T^PFfR 
 
 or n^rpftrT, 5?i5?ftrr or s^s^ff, q5n?q^, ^mq'^ftff. 
 
 8 not defective or partial, v. Complete. ^TT, J^T, 'Tof, 
 <Tft^, ?r'Tof , ?rfn, ^fnH"TaT, Ti^r, 'TT in comp. 
 
 9 not profile — a picture. J^JTt, ^^•H^- 
 
 Full, n. highest state or degree, v. Height. *rT/. TT^ft/. 
 TT^ n. *H<i*iyi/. ?f1xr/ Tq'f^/. *R ( in comp. as a 
 prefix, as HT ff^n^r, ^TTT'^PST, T7?t?^, HT^qT^ft ). 
 To reach its f. ^t\W.VS\ f--'^J f--&(i. fmy. ofs. 
 
 2 complete measure. JTFR'Jrr »»■ "ptrTTy. TTrf/. 
 
 Full, adv. quite, to the same degree, without diminution. 
 rhr, ridM'rl, stft'lft'^, <TW^, ST^T^TP, ^TT^fTTPr, 
 
 3 <o equality with, to the quantity or amount of. TT (as 
 TTSt^n; a cart full, "RZ"^. a hand full, ^TTHT a ser-fiill, 
 &c. ). 
 
 4 completely. qT^iT^rff, Jl^^fi, JTFTT, JTT, "Tdt,— with the 
 power of good, quite, regular, tight, bouncing, &c. 
 implying completeness, ampleness, lileral.^ flowing mea- 
 sure, 5T^ (in comp.) rTi^fJT, fTTS, rrreT, q^JW^rT, ^Rtq'^ft^r, 
 
 2b Full, v. a. ( clothes ) qsTR ^r^ ^RTT ^=^ ^>Jt, 
 Full-blown, <?. q^T ^?^%r5T, "jorf^^fflcf. 
 Full-deess, n. *rT"TTTra »». 
 
 In f. HTTPTPPPt, ^■lHI'4l+Tf^??T. 
 FuLL-EXED, a. 'frnfl^E^TT, JT^^T^q-, ^'Hq-I. [ d i JMI . 
 Full-faced, a.~opp. to profile, ^f^, I^T^rft, ff M'K-.'M r 
 
 FULL-GEOWH, <I. j'?:^T5t'^. 
 
 i FuiL-TOXED, a. sfw, 5R, g-ix. 
 
 FULLEE, n. V. WaSHEEMAU. TyJ^, Jf^cTnTP. 
 
 Fuller's eaeth, n. ^iff TPft/. 
 
 FuLLT, n(fo. See Full. 
 
 To Fulminate. See To Thundee, To Detonate. 
 
 Fulness, n. v. A. 1. *IT^ott m. JT^qiJTT m. &c. qcrfrfr, 'jfrr/. 
 
 2 and Abundance. '^Rot. srr^q^jj. n -jH I /.
 
 PUN 
 
 345 
 
 FUR 
 
 Fulsome, a. nauseous, offensive, v. Disgusting, afr^^^ 
 
 FULSOMENESS, ti. V. A. ^TT^^TtTTw. ^^^Z^^m. &c. 
 
 To Fumble, v. n. do an-Jcwardli/. aRST^TT^T'Jft-sT^TI^n^T- 
 
 FuMBLEK. See Bungler. 
 
 FUiME. See Smoke, Steam. 
 
 To Fume, v. n. smoke, steam. gTW, ^^"Jf, yTof. 
 
 2 c7(rt/e, fret, loil, ,^-c. x. To Eage. ^S^gW, ^aH^V.qr, 
 ^OTJOTCTT, ^argtTJf, g'TO^, ^^g^^, S^'^^i ^^^^''l^i 
 ^^l^^m', ^FTH^^, l^'^'^i W^^i ^PT^f "^1 ^^"^i ^3T55iT(if , ^q'- 
 
 efn^^ or cfioiat, =EfT=5rT^'Jf, f5f=rf^#, ?TJf?i5r'Jr, FrmET'jf, rr- 
 
 <P ffiv. ^M, ^gt or ^Tfl^w. 2)^. ^M-^jTRT SRfiif-^ sW^t, 
 
 ffo Fumigate, v. a. ^m.-qft/-g^F?l'/.-^l"PKi"?.-&c. ^. 
 Fumigation, k. v. V.— «c/. tJT ^"^ »«■ &c. «rnnCTM. JJT «?• 
 
 Fuming, «. v. A^. 1. w^^jf^i. &c. 
 
 2 ^3;<ir55otj2.&c. ^.'^^f. mmf- 'g^'^^/ ==re'P^/.fI^TJ- 
 
 Fun, n. sport, frolic, |c. g'^TT?^/. ^FTT^ft ^%M^\f ^K- 
 
 5ft/. ^sff/. itm/. %55 OT. FRT^TT «». tn m. H^/. $rg^»}. 
 ^^/ ?ft75r/. +H^r^' M. f=r^T^ «!. ^g^^/- 
 
 2 — as opposed to earnest ; Joke, sport. MV+O /. %oE !«. 
 
 Sgr/ f^qt^ »». #55 ^3t/. 
 Function, m. employment, t. Office, Business, ^tth ?j. W-- 
 
 ^ n. JJ^ «. cjrffeT^R m. s^FTR »«. 
 
 Proper or peculiar f. ^^A n. '^^ m. 
 
 2 faculty, power. ^TW'f I"! m. [ sftft. 
 
 Functional, a. v. N. sf;iTTTf5f'7^T=5n', =FRt^Tq1%r, °^lMKflr- 
 Functionaet, n. v. Officee. srtt^r, qplHili, ar^Pi^rr, 3T- 
 
 FuNn, «. capital, V. Stock, j^/- TtS^T^^ or Hftr?5 w. irf- 
 
 Srt ?i. TSt «. %^ w. TgT M. ^T^r/. "PS «. ( /roj« iJ^e 
 
 I^nglish ). 
 
 2 funds. wzoMfi/ lent to government. ^V^,v:j^ ^^ ^%r5r 
 
 q%T ?».-«T^ M.-&C. 
 ffo Fund, v. a. <P5f?T ^'t. 
 
 2 <F5 «• ^Hf^of. 
 Fundament, ?i. lum, Ireech. TT?/. g^sf^JT »». ST'fr^^T m. 3T- 
 
 Fundamental, «. pertaining to the foundation, essential, 
 not accidental. 'TrI'Trr, HFI^.Tt, iT?^F=pra^-^5I':ft,3TT^TRT'=r, 
 
 sitr^PirHTi^frr, ^^^, arr^Ts^T. [ &c. 
 
 Fundamental, n. primary principle. H?IH?Tfcr7q w.-'Tt'?/.- 
 Funebbial, Puneeal, Puneeeal, a. helonjing, ^-c. to a 
 
 funeral. iTfR^FTf^, ^id+.MNI, &c. ^rl^rr^t^itft, ^qj- 
 
 A f. pile. f^PlT/. 
 
 Asceudijig the £ pile, f^TfTUI"! ». 
 
 H 
 
 Bursting of the skull of the corpse on the 1'. pile.^- 
 ^]^^\^ m. 
 P. ashes. f^PT^ n. 
 P. fire. f%r?rTfiT«!. 
 
 P. fire accompanied by the proper rites. Jl^nffT m. 
 P. rites and ceremonies, v. Obsequies. fSfi'TT/. f^-TT- 
 q:jff^ n. ^rT^H n. '^T\^^ n. 3TRf^?Tr/. 
 
 The oiBeiatiug Brahman at f. rites, ^vqf m. 
 Unhallowed f. fire. TSm/. HSffT/- ^TSTftT »«. 
 Funeeal, w. v. Obsequies. ^T=j^t+R m. qrfB'f^PR »«. 
 
 2—the procession.'kr[-^:\^\ f. ^WTT^/. W^TRqT=>fr/. IT- 
 ?l'JT#r5ITqT m. [ ^TTTJ^T. 
 
 Pungous, o. like a fungus. 3T5req'roK^, ^T^?qr KT^T- 
 Fungus, n. V. MusHEOOii. arctij n. 
 
 2 — in surgery. Vi\^F^ ^\^ n. g^TTS KTO n. 
 To Funk, u. «.— from fear. f^^'jf,'^5qT/.i?Z. TTolwr, irfl/. 
 
 "PT?^ g. of s. 'iSKuj, ^cT?: «. qirloT. 
 PUNKEE, «. V. V. ^TT. 
 Funnel, «. inverted hollow cone uiih a pipe, irsitjfl" /. ?R- 
 
 ?n^ «. ?rTof% n. T^^^ f. [ ffr^r^r ?«• 
 
 2 vent for smoke, air, S{c. ^TTS w. ^TT «. T^T^T ?». «. ^- 
 PuN"NT, a. droll, comical. ITM^T, #Tg^^, ^WT^IFTT, ^Hf+r- 
 
 TTSfT, =qHFFTlT^. [%^T m. 
 
 PUE, M. s^/« 2t'2i!A hair, ^f^pff^ ^FTfTft /. ^^rR^K n. ^PTT- 
 
 2 so/i! 7(aw-. BW^lf. ^f- ?^W «. [:?n:H/.^i;rT5l/.H. 
 
 3 ( as upon the tongue, &c. ). ^^ /. ^^T m. ^ m. 
 To be covered with f. — teeth, tongue, &c. g?;?tat, WT- 
 
 ?r^, ^T^TR'^f, fT^'^t, ^T^n^OT. 
 To PuEBiSH, V. a^x'.To Polish, g^otof, f^OTf, f^^^/, 
 
 3fTTq''rft/. ^?TJf y. o/ 0. 
 FuEBTsnEE, «. V. V. ^^ctuirci, &c. f^^F^TR or mr or f^t^- 
 
 FSTT &c. ^T^ITT^, 37f?T«^TTq^, 3Tf^*^ra'. 
 PnECATiON, n. Y. PoEK. %oft/. 3^^^/- %^% or %55% n. %?5 ». 
 Funious, o. u-ildhj raying, outrageous, v. Eaging. cT^nrq', 
 
 ^T^TT STRTT, ?TTWT SfR^F, 3^RT ^IPKT, 3TTcRTr5flr, ^rrf|ft, 
 
 2 violent, rehrinenf, t.Excessive, Impetuous, 'q?, sr^, 
 ^qr, ^spT, 3T?r'<;trqT, 3Tq"43-Jrr5n", ^rt^, ^rTir-m^, ?t- 
 
 3— of battle or fighting, v. Hot. JRut, ^H^ pop. H^oT, 
 
 FuEiousLY, fliffc. V. A. 1. q^T^ft^rm t'tpt, >tc. 
 
 FUEIOUSNESS, «. Y. A. 1. rlM^'-IH"3TT >«. &C. ?f^^/. «. ?rT^?f«. 
 
 2 g^TTST'JIT ni. r^m m. tTSFFT m. =^;^^ n. ST^f^' «. ^- 
 
 ?riT /. «. 3T^'4 m. 3Tq"45T »«. ^fT ««• 
 To Fuel, r. ff. ro?/ up ( « sn'V ). sfm /. qoloT y. o/ 0. JfT^^ 
 
 Jft^ot, f^t/. ^^.'/. r/o. 
 Fublong, n. ^f5T=qT 3TT55rr f|^^ OT. 
 Fuelocgii, n. v. Leave. T^tt/. 
 
 FuENACE, n. ■>Tft/. 5^r «• 5?=iqTW M. ^?5m ». 
 
 To come tip out of the f, ( of alilictioD, &c. ). ^^f-
 
 PUS 34G 
 
 fr^ or f^oqiti -ir«'U|. 
 
 ii' ( of golJsmitlis ). 3TPTd /. or Z n. STT^^Ttt /• 
 To FuRXisn, tJ. a. ««/)/)(> Willi. 3?^, H^'ff, ^r^T^in, ^- 
 
 To f. a house. ^ n. TfS'if. 
 2 tupph/. give. ^OT, ^T?m, J^HT OT.-Jt^rift/.-HT'^w.-T- 
 ^ /-^llf^rM ». ^^ g. oj o. 
 
 rcK>-i3HEp, p. V. Y. 1. ^^sfrirfr, &c. ?r5T, ?rf^i?rff, ti«il'*- 
 
 Fl'exisiiixo, «. V. V. 1. — act. JT?^ n.&c. J^I^ »». ^TJiPT «• 
 2 ^ n. J^OT ?;, q^T^TT w. JT^Tjff/. 
 
 rL-BxiTURE, «. ^rmPT 7z. ^rf^ «. ^R^m m. ^rnr^ft /. 
 
 runiJED, a. coicred icith jur. g^neiS^T, gT^lcTT, &c. ^ 
 
 FuEEiEK, w. dresser of leather. €\Ji m. ^Ii-^K »». 
 FuBEOw, n. ( for seed ). rn^T «. ^T^E ot. 
 
 2 trench, channel, groove, ^'c. ^t^spjft /. ^pi^TJft/. <h"M'J1 
 
 S — as torn up by water, v. Gully, maf. W^S^f. ^oS^f. 
 
 To be torn or worn into fuiTows. ^5tSfr_ 
 4 See Weiskle. 
 To Fperow, v. a. HTH n.-&c. m^, 
 
 2 ^Naft/-.ie. qJlOT. 
 
 3 See To "Wkixkle. 
 rcETHEE, a. Injond this. qTrTT, 'T?ft^=5n or OT, q?ft:pft?J(<'»- 
 
 H-il'+.S'fi &c.), 3tTT ( in coinp. ). 
 2 See Additional. 
 
 rUETHEK, a(/v. (7-<j^-?f-<qTf qs^ rf^^ JtR^T. 
 F. and f. SrRrfP:^ 
 2 — as used in discourses, &c. ^TT, ^TT M-^iH'^ . 
 2'o FuETHEB, &c. See To Peomote, To Help, &c^ 
 FuETHEEiioEE, adv. moreover. 3M^'^. 
 
 FuETHERilOST, FuETHEST, a. ^H^fN^T qrO'+i^l, ^ifp^T «tT- 
 
 At the f. 3# ;p^, q-qTq;-4f^_ 
 FtTBTiTE, o. a^/e«. ^"tft^T, =^<t^. 
 
 Fuetivelt, adv. <rft^, ^nvT, -4'-nftf mft. 
 
 FUET, n. T. Rage, Anoeh. ':sw.^m.^^ w.spJTsn m.^m.^^m. 
 
 2 vehemence, violence, ^'c. — of a storm, &c.<T5T^r or ^»j. 
 
 3 a f . a furious woman. "^V^ or '^^i\ f. ^^ or d^ f. 
 srsrm or T[f. ^li^^cf) ?rFl%^, aTFPTT^T/ ^JJ^^t/. cT- 
 
 Fceze, ?!. ^^ 5rT^ 3TT^. 
 
 2b Fuse. ti. a. v. To Melt. ■^rj^fspJf, W m. sRuf g. cfo. TT- 
 
 Ff^ W.-&C. ^PTijf 5'. 0/0. 
 To Fuse, ij. m. t. To Melt, f^^f, HT m. ^y. of s, 
 Fdsee, Fusil, n. rf^H ^f^/- 
 Fusibility, :«. v. A. ^T^rtr/ TTFI^qrrT/. ^^ft^P^Tft^r/. 
 
 ^5ft+<ui4Fq?rT/- 
 Fusible, a. firframTwn", ^Ts^, nra^ftT, ^'Tt^irqr^, ^sft- 
 
 GAD 
 
 Fusileee, n. ?5fR^ tr^TO f^Tqrt. 
 
 Fusion, n. v. \.~act. :flz^ n. rn^oj" etc. rnsi^f n. ^rtfJT n. 
 
 ^^ft^l^T n.— state. -^^ m. ^cff^ ?i. ^r^ j«. 
 Fuss, n. ado, pother, ^c. v. Bustle. ^jRq^y. ^^?'y. ^Jp?^ 
 
 F. and row about, '~s^^\^ n. Frfs^ n. 
 
 FussT, a. V. N. wTfz-zn.^ iTs^^rr. 
 
 Fust, m. musty smell. ^•M-iiui f. ■iA^\^\f. 
 To Fust, v. n. ^^M., 3^R-&c. ^Sr. 
 Fustian, n. grft ^TTJT^r sf^PTT 3Tr1. 
 
 2 See Bombast. 
 Fustian, a. See Bombastic. [^q^m/. 
 
 Fustiness, w. t. a. ■iAi.H^ m. k.^'^V^^^ m. &c. .jtidim /. 
 FnsTr,a.mouldj/, ^c.^^fE, %?PFR:, ^TTT^, stt'^TSJT, qj^PP^, ?r?nPT. 
 
 To get f. grq^nf. 
 Futile, a. trifling, ivorthless. ^^r^r, JITsmT, STT^T-l?^, qppol. 
 
 2 T. Inefeectual. ■f^c'F^s, f?rr4^. 
 Futility, «. y. A. 1. ^^qoTT m. qT^3TTjrT w. qr^oft/. 
 Futuee, a. qj^ or ??r, JSt^, i?rf ^=qT or ?5T, qS' o^ r^^ N F, 
 
 &c. Tf^r^, Ti^t, *rrPT^, arrmTft, 3Tpt?ro^, arFTfj^nmroT, 
 Ts^, TFs^, H^r^fW, »ii^, ar^TFTcf, ^uq-, ^;t^, ^fHcq^rnir. 
 
 F. and fixed, certain to come. 3T=r3,^'TT=ft- 
 
 F. state, ^^kr-qr/. 
 2 that has time intervening. ^TRfti, ^;rfti^_ 
 Futuee, Futueitt, n. time future, qj;^ ^\^m. T^'sq- ^3 
 w. TTf^r^FJ «i. 7^ ^fij^ m. ^4 2PTS m. ^4 m. ^^^ 
 f>. aTFTf?r/. 
 
 In f. q^, 
 2 a. future event. ^^^ n. ^?T5q- n. JTr^rTo^ M. *rf^ n. 
 
 Fy, interi. i^, f^, f|f:. 
 
 a. 
 
 (j[-^ This letter is represented as to its hard sound br n, 
 and as to its soft sound by ^. 
 Gab, Gabble, «. y. Peate. «Ra5/. nrSTrS/. n^l?/ n^m^r 
 
 «rF3T?q^/. 
 
 Gift of the g. ^^Ht ^"l^/. 
 To Gabble, v. n. t. To Peate. 115^% «n^^3ir, 'W^\fph 
 
 Gabion, n. fsRg^pqt ^?ft/. 
 
 Gable, m.— of a house. =qt^ or "^^if. 
 
 Gaby, n. silly, iveah person, v. Weak. ^K5t?Tr»». KT?T^ «. 
 
 Gad. See Goad, Point. 
 
 To Gad, v. n. idly rote. f^^oT, ^TH^'it, T^R^, f|^'JI=fft««. pi. 
 -T'p^^W.-S'^TrS^/ ^^^, H^^^'qT/. pi. JTR'jf-HTftrT fW^, 
 
 Gad about, Gaddek, n. These words, as restricted to fe- 
 males, are rendered by ^rq^H^TRft, T?^ ^JrT?rf,rfT>T^T^t,
 
 GAI 
 
 347 
 
 GAL 
 
 {^■^M \ TrarW firTft airrrft or HrsTT T?^i=?T arf^.— aud 
 as used of mnZc*. f^f^^qT, H^-15>^^ <»-">TfrqT, TT^m 
 
 Gadfly, m. lipTTnt/. ^^V^f. sfHm. ^^Tw». 
 GAFrER,n. — the compellation. ^\^\in. ^Jin. 
 
 A little g. ^i'^NU/J. 
 To Gag, «. a. s/o;; /7;e womi^/;.. ff]fef?r ^rM.-=^T»TT»»- ^TT?55r 
 
 To g. with a clout. "^V^f. ^. 
 Gag, n. something put into the mouth to hinder speech. cTTJ 
 
 Gage, n. ^ifo/jrc. "¥5T=sft ^"JT/."^^ feT'«. iffd^lR^n. 
 To Gage. See To Pledge. 
 Gaggle, &c. See Cackle, &c. 
 
 Gain, n. projit, emolument, gettings, earnings. fMcA4)d/. sjlfH 
 /. :piTT^/. ""^^TW/. f^'PFT?f/. m^ or ^fv^m. ^<^m. ?5TT 
 m. fi^rU^m. ^T^SJ'rt. ^TTT'". "JTTTm?/!. 'JT?T»». ^TSf. 'ft^/. 
 g^T^m. PhM^bi. qrTTTi%at/. ^T^^n. T\m7\n. TiTTTt/. aTPT- 
 ^Pft/. STTfT'^TJ?!. ^m^\^nt. ?!>irtnm. ?Jvq-«. — gener. or 
 loosely. OTTTntTTwJ. 
 
 By way of g. ^^srrff, ■«(<4)=)lft. 
 Dishonest g. ^=5fq"fT/. v. ^. 
 G. and loss. ??r>Tr^PT'«. 
 Prospect of g. FJTT^f?/. 
 
 Unexpected or rare g. ar^J^FTTTwJ. ^T^in. ^^M. 
 2 adt-antage, lcne/lt,v. Advantage, f^n. qnq^m. ^'J>\m. 
 ?RT>T OJ- ?rfTW'n. TJ^'i. "P^^jfH or<Po5 »T?r/. R:T*r"i. ?51T'<T»!. 
 To Gain, v. a. obtain, procure, v. To Get. fH^^^ or Hcisfirr, 
 "^^ ^PT^, ^"TT^'Jf, f^^vl in. con. snTT ^pii in. con. 
 
 2 obtain as profit or adcantage. WM\^^., fiToIcJ'OT or Mot«(3t, 
 
 3"'TFfr^/-3Tr^^«.-&c. ^FT^y. ofo. TT^ft 2^?f ^01 in.con. 
 
 3 attain, make, v. To Beach. TT^, ^^CT'^, ^^ ^"^t. 
 To g. ground. See To Advance. 
 
 To Gain, v. n. have advantage or profit. OTHct. ^^ in, con. 
 
 2 on; encroach. fifq%-^M-^3t. 
 
 3 on. 3TT€NFr-nt^-&c. ^r'jf-'iwm: 
 
 Gained,;?, v. V. A. l.fK5^3?5T, &c. srTH-,%T, ;77^^'<T, FS^^, 
 aTT"T5r (in conp.), 3TTH (in comp.), ar^TTF (in comp.). 
 2 fHoSq^FfT, ^piTT^lHrST, &e. ?rTTf^?r, OTrfSTrT, 3lp3TfT, 
 
 Gainee, n. Y. V. A. 1. fJTSSsrinTT, ■HH^uiKl, &c. 
 2 firaqTiIRT, ^TT^IiTT?:, «fcc. ?f%JFff, ^PTTS. 
 
 GaiA'pul, (I. v. N. 2. lucrative. fSra^RfHr, 'T'+'MNI, f%<PT- 
 
 ^Trft^, &e. fq;Trm?t^rn:, f^w^Trft, ^^^K., ^?:wr, ^%- 
 
 ^t^, ?5PT^T^n;, ^TF??, "POTT. [ (ift/. 
 
 Gaining, n. v. V. A. 1.— arf. frrsjfijfn. &c. fira^piRv/. f^TS^r- 
 
 2— ac<. JfTFtR^ M. &c. gMr3f?T «. OTTsf^T/. W^^T n. 3T- 
 
 #TT/. fl'Tt^^JP/ ^i^ n. 
 To Gainsay, v. a. contradict, controvert. ^^iJf, =!T^ m. qiif 
 
 g.ofo. ^W^ adv. ^t^-^m^T, ^cTS; Mi./.-^'rreTOT. q-irf 
 
 GAiiiisir, a. gaudy, v. Fine, h?^, 5R:-:f, Hf^^. 
 
 GAlBisnNESS, «. TS^PT'Jrr m. &c. H?!??/. u. HIT. 
 
 Gait, «. a/r or manner of ivalkiiig. if^r/. ^T^/. =^7^517^7- 
 
 Solemn or stately g. ir^TTfrr/. 
 Gala-DAT, «. ^jr^jjW^r f^^RT w. 
 
 Galangal, n. alpinia g. ^TicA'jH or ^rfeffH w. [^Z- 
 
 Galaxy, m. y. Milky way. aTT^nnnr/. 3TT^?R^/. g?rT- 
 Galbanum, n. — the gum-resiu. jf^rf^^ or liq^ft^qr m. 
 Gale, w. vehement wind. ^T^Z^ or t(\^i^^J. sf^fui/. ^JT^S or 
 
 vfi'^ ». H^NM m. ^Tr^^j m. ^\^^J f. 
 
 2 See Passion. 
 Gall, n. bile, f^rt n. 
 
 2 galled place, y. Excoriation. ^TT^:/. 
 Gall-bladder, «. fTrTT^sft ^■•'ft/.-f^?T^/. 
 Gall or Gall-nut, n. hn*^^ w. irr^^s; «. iTT^ m. 
 Black g. =MctiMMi w*. 
 White g. ifl^lMMT m. 
 Gall-stone, n. fMriKqr f^^lffn^ ^TJT ««. 
 To Gall, «. a./rf< iAe skin. ^V^Z^., =qr2:^or, qr^, qiH^- 
 
 2 annoi/, ve.v, v. To Tease. ^jTT^^, ^^t, ^5^, -^H^ft/. 
 -^T^^/. ^<;ot, ^Jf.-l'.^ n.-^^^ m. ^6t. 
 Gallant, a. gag, y. Pine. jt5^, ^1^^=^, ^?r^T, ?jr?ft^. 
 
 2 spirited, y. Braye. ^ITT^IT, ^"t??, ^^T, 1^^, ^lI'TimT^, 
 
 3 courtly to ladies. '^ftlT'TTpft', ^'t^q^t'sft, ^"^^T^Trgsmf, 
 
 Gallant, n. paramour, ^c. y. Loveb. tTTS, ^JJTT, 3'TTfff, ^- 
 
 Eival g. ?T5pf^ or ^cldl^T. 
 Gallantly, nt/y. y. A. 2. f^^^i^lft^, irfe Slrfl^', tlTrq'T?-^ 
 
 3 ^t^^T^ffft^, ^H^^TFlYf-T;, ^«?^R5^. 
 Gallantry, n. v. A. 1. See Pinery. 
 
 3 (jft^Hig^f^/. ^flf^FR OT. ^^RHR m, 
 
 I. vicious g. s'i+^M't/. 
 Galled, ;?. y. V. 1. ^"T^qz%?5T, PTRT^^, &c. 
 
 Having a g. or sore back. ?n^, JfTco'TT, ^TT^TI-^. 
 
 2 vSTT^^FTl, &c. 
 Gallery, n. covered terrace outside of a house. ?T^5TT m, 
 
 2 ( in a church, theatre, &c. ) "TRT=<<ih»ii'j1 ^jTRTR^^- 
 
 Galley, «. n?iqFn=5n' ^'^ ?^F1T arrl. 
 
 2 coo/fc roo??J oj a ship of u-ar. ^.^TJ; iFTJI^rRR^ afr^RT '«. 
 GaLLEY-SLAYE, n. 'H.-MdrsR =rr| 'TR'TRT ^RTRT. 
 Gallimatia, «. Y. Nonsense. a-TIS^FlS ». aH'li'M'li «• 3T^- 
 
 tf?r^ n. jm^^^ n. [^\^f. 
 
 Gallimaufry, n. y. Medley. f%^/. f^Rli^T^ n. "TtrTt- 
 Galling, p. a. -v. V. 2. ^=5^71171, etc. ^irrsf^, 3-52:^. 
 
 Galli pot, «. 3T>r'4%5rRfr# <^'7?t ^^K^ Tit an^. 
 
 Gallon, «. t^%?rt wm 3n^. 
 
 Te Gallop, v. «. =^ot, =t^gj aJw. ?5at-^^3t-T3^ =^R=y^-
 
 GAM 
 
 34S 
 
 GAE 
 
 To Gai.loi', I', a. ?«r5^f, Jm^'Jt, f^T^of, ^^, Pw^'^f, |^TT- 
 
 To g. up and down. ^>jf, %?: m.-%W^JpT ?«• ^"^f. 
 To g. violently. rTHT »«• ^. 
 Gallop, Galloi'I-nci, n. v. V. A. J^r^n «. f^^ «• &c. 
 
 To put out into ag. %5T->TT'4t5r-^"tTr^r-=?t%T-&c.SFT- 
 
 S^, qVfTm. ■^^-^^PTT^-€nPT^3TniT'Jr.^ [g?^-&c. 
 
 Tosetofl'at a g.— a Lorse. ^"[<TFfr-=t)%T-&c. f^q-irf- 
 
 I.— the pace. #ff ot. ^^^TH/- ^5^?5/. HT^q^/. T^- 
 
 In a g. iTT^'T?:, 'TTtTfsr, HT^^?^, ^q'llj^r. 
 Gallopi>', j;. scnantfor the kitchen. ^'UVJm, 
 To Gallow. See To Feiqhtes. 
 Gallowat, n. small sized horse. aTTS'^tST 'in. 
 Gallows, n. <pt# ^u^im ^f^I m. ^^V^ rlf^l n. pi. 
 To Gamble, To Gamk, v. n. ph/i/ at dice, cards., (^'c. for a 
 
 stale. TOTT^T ^55 w.-M^^T %^ ?«.-^TTf?pff=5rT ^51 «i.-&e. 
 
 ^T^, "Pt% ?". ^-Z.-^^Twi.-^TR til. n.-^r{ n.-&c. %o5uf, ^%- 
 
 Gamblf.k, Gaiiestee, «. v. V. WtjJHi ^SltimT, "^#^ ^Sl'Jrr- 
 ^, &c. ^;n%5JUTTTr, "Pt^^^^lTTTT, &c. ^itt o»- -'TT, ^%- 
 
 siFJT, ?i?r^R, 3i?^tr, aT^?T?T, 3T?T'f^, f^?t?. 
 Gastbliso, Gaming, «. v. V^— arf. v^ett %;i5^ «. q>ro %5!;- 
 a n. &c. ^R m. «. ^ m. ^%5iT^t/ ?Jf n. qxJTFqT- 
 
 GAMBLrSG-HOCSE, n. '^rW^riTrq-^^ 3T|T «i..'PS m. ^^TRT- 
 
 ijt'IKNT- 5''TT='TrJTT-&c. 3T|r m. ?T?T^TT?5T/. 
 Gamboge, «. K^rfWl^T f^RT m. ^^^TT w. 
 iTo Gambol, v. «. v. To Tbise, To Plat. f%55^, %^tif 
 
 or %?T2:<jf , ^T^psw, 3-5^/ i??. JTRw, ?rr5f% qmsiif, j- 
 
 2 — in the water. ^5f or ^T^, f«r=P'if, g^^pot. 
 Gambol, Gamboling, «. t. V. 1. %^5'Jf!J^ &c. f^r m. 
 
 Wild g. cff%^ j8. 
 Gambeels, m. Jiind legs oj a liorse. ' R = -t^ | j1 /. 
 Game, «. «poj-Z, v. Plat. %5E w. ^ffr^/. jprg^ w. 
 
 To make game of. See To Mock. 
 2 jest, not earnest. iTWft/. ^55: on. 
 8 match at play. 31^ vi. v. %3I, qj^/. v. %5E 
 
 Full g. Ut. fig. HUI^T w. 
 
 Losing g. 5rmT 5TT3ft/. 
 4 anmfiZ« oJ rjame. qRsr/. f^^R/. J^ttitt/. 
 3b Game. See To Gamble. 
 Game-cock, «. ^^r^ ^^j ?k.'^%^ ^f^lST m. 
 Gamesome, a. See Platful. 
 Gamestee. See Gambler. 
 Gammee, «.— the eompellation. ^^^ f. 
 Gammon, n. hoax. #ft m. ?raT m. ^rssr m. 
 To Gammon, v. a. to hoax. ^^T «i.-ifTsir »j.-&c. ^nf 
 Gamut, n. musical scale, xm on. ^j^^ m. ifrftn^qq^ /. 
 
 The notes oifhe gamut are:— ^^, ^-^^r, nf4T?,He5T- 
 
 JT, 'f^ERT, q^?r, f^TT^ /)op. I%^r^. 
 
 Chanting the notes of the g. ?rfTTT/. 
 
 Euuning down the notes of the g. 3Tcixfe m. 
 
 Eunuiug up the notes of the g. JHT/. v. ^, 
 Gandee, n. |?r m. qj?^?r m. ^T^: m. 
 Gang, ?«. v. Band, ^tat/ ^^r m. Wlf. ^1/. it?: or q? );;. 
 
 Ganq-wat, ?;. ^^M|cK ^lU'-jl^ ^ «. 
 Ganges, «. ifTT/. TPltT'4T/. ^sT^TTr/ f?T%aft/. 
 G. of heaven, v. Milktwat. arr^T^T TTr/. 
 G. of the infernal regions. 'TFT^^ft/. 
 Spot on which the g. descends. iFlT^/. [ tift. 
 
 Gangeene, To Ganoeene. See Mortification, To Mon- 
 Gaol, n. p)rison. ^fi^\^^m.\^^\^\ m. si'^^TRTrw. H^T". ^- 
 I^^TT??!/. +Ki'(RM. ^TT^^M. — in covert phrase. fTT^H^w. 
 To Gaol. See To Impeison. 
 Gaol-deliveet, 11. ^^?5T^ m. 
 Gaolee, n. 5if^RqTq-T-gTTr=5fT-&c. aTftTWf, ^jf^^ir^ft-qj^^ 
 
 ^FKmfrftT'^TTt, ^FRT<Tf?r. 
 Gap, n. f%l/. dim. fk^V^^f- or ?5 n. or f%T5F?7t/. or ^ n. 
 and enhanc. f%5R or\ n, ^ts/. enhanc. ^tjR n. Hf^ 
 >«. ^f4 w./. 
 
 Large g. ^TT^ or 55 or ^^^ n. ■JTitTI «. T^RT «. ■%- 
 jp^TT 07- ■'TRf^T m. 'Hm^^ or ^ n. ^tsR •». pq^R or T n. 
 
 G. in the teeth, ^fs/. sff^RRf?/. ^iRiat «• 
 2 fig. intermitted dai/ or time, y. Beeak. ^niT «». TRTT «J. 
 
 3/fljy, c^f/ec^. ftf^-w. 
 Gap-toothed, a. ?t?T T5^ or qr, ^r<RT, ^^UT, ^T'<Tl^5 or 
 
 57, ^5tT^5-qT, ^'<RT. 
 To Gape, t'. n. yawn. ^fTf /.-^THsft/. q^if-^, or Kith in. 
 
 con. sffr, ^^Sr. 
 
 2 02?e« widely, — a plank, a fruit, the ground, &e. ^^- 
 
 r;ot, q-ratrf, ■^=q^'iif, %na;iJr, ^fjot, rfs'jf, ?r5-7>jf, t^t /.- 
 
 'TT/, "T^ /«. co?J. 
 
 3 open the mouth from loonder, Sfc.^m. <TOT?f-=rT?r'^, 
 tTTl n. ^]^^-V'^•^^^^. 
 
 Gape, Gaping, «. t. V. 1. ^fT^ / vrTTToft/'. ^r/. ^Ttrr^. 
 Gapee, «. Gaping, p. a. v. V. 3. 3TFr?T^ ^ra^TR^, W T- 
 
 Gaeb, n. Y. Clothes-, Deess. ^^ m. ^^^ m. f?l^^ m. 
 
 Gaebage. See Eefuse. 
 
 To Gabble, v. a. sift, separate, pick, Sfc. TToE^, 'lloil'ii-i /. 
 
 ^FT'Jr-^P'iTr mn^ g. of o. j\w^ ^t^ wtTot-fei'if. 
 Gabbled, p. v. V. iTT^^fTT, &c. irrcjRTToff^. 
 Gaeden, n. 5TPT >»./. (?"». sfift^ ?». SJT^/. Errf^^FT/.TT^^r^. 
 ^f^M?^ n. aTRTT ««. 3XrRf «. 
 
 Flower g. ^T^^\^ on. f. ^^^fi^f. [ % m. ;jZ. 
 
 Gardens — compreh. gardens, plantations, ^'c. ^]^^^- 
 
 G.— fruits. STRlTcft "pS n. pi. 
 
 Kitchen g. JTsy »• ^TTTTlfT n. 
 
 Of or belonging to a g. snqTJfft. [ ^==r/. 
 
 Gabden-geounds, Gaeden-land, n. ^\'\^^ n. qiqi^fft ^-
 
 GAS 
 
 Gaedex-plot, 11. rT^T m. Sf^TTt / rTFTqTr m. m'^\ m. 
 Gabden-stuff, n. 5IPTli?T n. m^vi^\f. f^?^ n. 
 
 Portion of g. exacted as market-toll. ^TSf /. 
 Gaedenee, n. TTT^ff, ^m^TT^T, ^TTJt, f ^RT «• j^SF ?». 
 
 Flower-g. ^Ml^. 
 
 Gardeners ward, quarter, &c. HT55=IT5rm. TFsff 3TT5ft/. 
 
 Kitcben-g. itS^. [Jft/. 
 
 Gaedenixo, n. 5il»l+H «. KTaftTiTr ?». ^rnKFTT^ ?». ^ri^- 
 Gaegaeism, Gaeqle, n. icash for the throat. JToEaTf m. ^- 
 
 aoft / T^-\ m. f5?t /. noEDqrif-&c. ^rrq' ?j. n|5 «». 
 
 aTT^H'fl^ n. 
 To Gaegaeize, To Gaegle, v. a. iTotot m. pl.-Wi^'q^ f. pl.- 
 
 Gaeland, n. ^R »j. irr'^T ;?oj9. ^JoS f. JTRT /. ( in comp. as 
 
 irr?^ n. ^ or ^\f. 
 
 G. of wild flowers. ^^K[7^J f. 
 2 collection of printed pieces. q^'^JTI^ST /. 
 Gaelic, n. 3^ «». /. c^^^T «. 
 
 Clove of g. ayiuml/. Tt=F^ /. #rT »». r5^ n. ^f. 
 Gaement, n. T. Clothikg, Clothes. qt^T^or «. ht^ n. 
 
 A tattered mantle or g. <P^:^T or '^li-fin. '^w^df. "P- 
 G. of patches. ^STT /. STT^F^ /. 1T^ /. 
 
 Gaenee, ?!. Y. Geanaet. ?Fr«ft /. ^Ptanr ». ^^rp^mn: n. 
 
 To Gaehee, v. a. q^5m-5pr5Rffr-&c. Z^i\, 
 
 Gaeket, n. srnfvrT »!. 
 
 2b Gaexish, I), o. decorate, ^^"if, ^T^^^f, ^TT^^-g^rf^- 
 
 &e. spTW. 
 Gaenishmekt, Gaexituee. See Oeitamest. 
 Gaeeet, n. room at the top of a house. \^^Z^ HTft^ITsff-H^- 
 
 ?^5THT^ W^f iTT^-5TT^T=5fr W^f- 
 Gaeeison, n. — the place. rr?:5f^^r ira «.-f%E5T ff».-&c.5TaT«'. 
 
 2— the troops. 5T'^JTf?ft??-ff?:5J^>;qr iTt5rf?ft?5-&e. -RTTTf »i. 
 
 To Gabbisox, v. a. furnish toith soldiers for defence. \^^[- 
 
 c^^ f^lTlf m. pl.-&c. %^ot. 
 Gaeeulitt, n. t. A. STF^TT^JTCTr »>. ^5?7'iTr ««. &e. 
 Gaeeulous, «. V. Talkative. <qt?5TT5T, eJMioi, cR^l^-irr, 
 
 Gaeeulouslt, q:(?u. v. a. 5IHlc4H>Jir^, ^[=^T35ir3i=T- 
 
 Gaetee, ?!. TrnHMr ^'■^^^v^ ^f- 'tpt^ «. 
 
 Gas, n. =11^57? ^ M^l^l TTT'^ STI^, 'qw »«. 
 
 Gasconade, w. v. V. Boast. v€\f V^^^ ^J^ n. 
 
 To Gascoj^ade, v. n. To Boast, kl^ f.ffR^^ ., JT^iprr/. ^- 
 
 Gaseous, a. v. N. ^TT^^, TT^^. 
 
 Gash, w. deep and loide cut. 'THF^n or ^\^^ m. TT^n. iTT- 
 
 ^ ^smn/. STTT OT. q-;5j- m. 
 To Gash, «;. a. qr^T m.-^fR m.-&c. sp;^. 
 Jo Gasp, v. n. v. To Pant. qrqr/. />?. %ot-^^, '^TT?5"jf, qi- 
 
 349 
 
 GAT 
 
 Gasp, Gasping, n. t. V. qr-T/. OT^-^t/. ■S{\=^^f. ^ir hi. 
 
 The last g. f?«. ^ [y. 0/,. 
 
 To be at the last g. JTm'-^^-^^ ^V^ m. ^of.jjTiTar- 
 
 Gasteic, a. hdonging to the hell)/ or stomach. v^STHIT, ^- 
 
 G. julco. ^5TTf^ M. ^5?T^?5 m. i^J^lT^ m. ( TlicsQ 
 
 words mean literally ^re of the Iclhj ). [ ^^T^ n. 
 
 Gate, n. ( of a city, palace, &c. ). '^pop. ^K n. ZT^'^X^m. 
 
 Building orer the g. ^\^X m. n. 
 
 Front or grand g. f%fg;R; n. iT^TfR «. [^^T^ m. 
 
 2 ( of a village or ward, &e. ). %?r/. <F^^ m. <PT^^ ». 
 
 3 ( of an enclosure, in a fence, &c. ). ^mj m. gPTT m. 
 r\^k or ?r:% ». dim. ?T^^/. ^Fcn^/FTPft/. %g-/. <FTT^ n. 
 
 Gate-keepee, n. ( of a village ). %?r^, §TTTTry, 
 Gate-wat, n. ^<--jM| m. %ft or ^^t/ 'TT'T'' n. 
 To Gathee, v. a. collect. liW ^^of, <^=r^, fiTojq-aT, jfroiT^- 
 
 ^msriJr, n^l^iif, nq-^'Jf, ^q^ «J.-^^q- w.-Ae. ^af y. 0/0. 
 
 2 crop, pluck, ^reot, ^r^q, <Tr|5 ^^, ^-fT^ijf, ?Ttloft/.- 
 
 ^r?T W.-&C. ^"Tf y. of 0. 
 
 3 (/raw together, into narrow comptass, ^'c. ^\^T^.| 34<i4ij'l , 
 aTTcRof, Wg'S^, ^fT'TOT^'jf, '^zn m.-'<S{-^ «(.-3TR?; ?».-3TT- 
 cf^crr W.-&C. ^?:of. 
 
 4 V. To PucKEE. WK^ijf or grsof, ^^'=rf^'^. 
 
 5 ( sums due, &c. ). 3^T7"it, >d'+*ui, sr^J^FT 'R'i, THR^t^ 
 
 jTTErr »».-3'TRFrr ot.-&c. q^y. of 0. 
 
 Monies gathered in. ^^^^ f. 3^=T'jft/. ^^^] m. ^^\- 
 
 gr m. g-nsft?^/ ^TRoft/. 
 
 6 coZZeo!; lofjicalhj. grgKRT «.-?r^ »». ^prirf, ^r^ft^ M. ^i^, 
 
 rt OT.-&e. ^Kat. 
 ^0 Gathee, v. n. come together, collect, asscmlle. (^^q^of^ 
 
 fK55^, iftoST ^, '^^^., ^w.^-^^^ ^"tw, ^^iJr, 5^. 
 
 2 V. To Puckee. ^<'+-d'^, HTTj^r or 5'^"'f', 3H^Sui, 
 
 3 generate pus. J^TSSor, q%'jf , ^^^^OT, J^R^T, 5,oS^?r ^- 
 
 ^, 2ffr^ ^^. 
 Gathee, n. v. Puckee. y^+^T/. f^TJft/ W~^f- 
 Gatheeed,;?. v. V. A. 1. "ifr5;T %i=!'^, ^J.^i^.^J^ &c. q^rr, 
 
 wf=qt^, ^?ft?T, ?if^?r, ?riTir^, ^JTiff^, ?i^^, fSrfeFr, 
 
 2 f?r5%^, &c. g-FTfi^r. 
 
 3 ^5R%=5T, 3T7^%?^r, &c. 
 
 4 5T5^?5T, &e. ^Xfk. [ 'T^. 
 GATnEBEE, n. V. V. A. 1. ni^T ^FTOTRT, &e. ^^q--?r'?Tf-&c. 
 Gatheeing, n. v. V. A. 1.— aff. jit^ET ^FT^«. &c. ^^]^m. t- 
 
 ^^ n. ^^^ m. ^-T5:'Jr n. '^^■^ n. =^^ m. ^JTlfT'iT n. ^^- 
 irrf R ni. ^^ m. 
 
 G. from all quarters. ^JT^H'^SPT^ /. 
 
 2 fTt^'jf «. &c. cTTSoft/. ^T »!. ':^r^r «J. 
 3?rf-7^'jfM. &c. ^psT^ijft/. ST^rT'jft/. 3T?rT; 
 
 aT^7 OT.
 
 GEL 
 
 350 
 
 GEN" 
 
 4 HTJ'if n. 
 
 5 3^T?T'fr n. ^TWJif. Tn^Tift/ ^'^^f- «• ^^^^ w ^TRT 
 
 I. a g. a puckei-ing. Nwt/. g<$<ft/. 
 
 II. a tumor, ^'c. 5?TC«- 
 Gacd. See Oksamest, Tbinket. 
 
 GilDERT. See FlKEBr. 
 
 Gaudii-t, adv. V. A. iJpft^, ^^ft^, TS^P^TTC^. 
 Gal-dises.s,«.v. a. ST^. ^.T?^/ r. JTTT, H^TT5ITH:»i.7»r/. 
 Gaudy, n. v. Fixe. ^fTqr?:, \m^^ TiT^,HI^, T^^^, H?^- 
 
 ^, f^^pfmcToiT, V\^W^i OTft^. 
 To Gauge, &c. See To Measuke, &c. 
 Gavnt, n. V. LeaX. TT?, ^TS^, ^+Hld'S, ^fTO'TT, TTSF^TT, 
 
 Tall ami g. q-f^^ O'' ^tS^. 
 
 Gao-tlet, n. ^^\^\in. jf^fs ;>o|i. ^tijt?;/. 
 
 To take up the g. Toim. g^^q^, f^t\m. g^sp;oT, 
 To throw the g. ^^m. iTf5^-F<TFnT-^T^"'f. 
 
 Gauze, «. ^ftt'-J?? or ^W^»»- 
 
 Gawk. See Fool. 
 
 G AwKY, a. v. AuKWAED. 3HHl^, ansiufl. 
 
 Gat, a. airy, blithe^ livehj^y. Meket. 3TPT^, STR^ffrT, 
 
 2 fond of aviusemcnts and sports. tn?5, fn?5T, ^FTrft, Vf[, 
 
 tfer, ??^?5t, ^^nrft, €^q?t, r^jfr^ or ^^tt, gm^^, 
 
 3 V. IXE. ?iHl^l, iypT^. 
 
 Gatett, Gaysess, ». v. A. 1. ■JfR^ff^/. arm^TRw*. 
 
 I. See Meeeimext, Mieth. II See Pieasuee. 
 Gatly, adv. v. A. 1. 3Tpt^%, 3"55RfT%, S'sST^frft^. 
 
 3 V. FfNELT. 3RH, ^^Slfr^. 
 To Gaze, v. n. look intently. 5q;-ii*'i*-'i4>H^-fl-+,|+r-M'iM'i 
 
 adv. TT^, '^.j.-'U^f. ?JTW-OTf5<TT^, 5^^^, |^, 
 
 •it+.ui. 
 Gaze, Gazing, «. t. V. e^FT^ <TT|otn. &c. 7^/. Jl^Poft/. 
 
 Gazelle, r.. \. Deeb. H^Hrt. 
 Gazette, n. neicspaper. 'a^-Awf. ^■^^\f\^^n. 
 To Gazette, v. a. ^'^^TH T^ffT ^fm-sift^q^. 
 Gazetteer, n. See. Gazette. 
 
 2 \■^^ ^nK H^ sy.jir^+i'.iii ^rnvn-^T q4T«». [or ^. 
 
 Gazisoly, adv. V. V. ?;??;, ?:'T?r^ or ^\ inlens. sqjppf, S^SK^P 
 
 Gazing-stock, «. |f7TT^«. OT^^^f?n^». 
 
 Geae, n. (of a cart, plough, &c.) harness, tacMe. ^3tjr». ^- 
 
 2 See DsEsg. 
 Gelatine, Gelatixous, a. resemlling gelly, liscout. f^^F^fT, 
 
 Pi+l'HIUMl, h+r--l+M. l^f^g.ofo. 
 
 To Geld, v. a. castrate. ^jRft sjrruf, a^'jm. ^fTRnf, JT'J^pg^jj. 
 
 2 (by pounding the testicle ) STSl^, ^^of. 
 Gellx. See Jelly. 
 Gelt, Gelding, n. animal gelt. ^^ %^.^.jtt^ or 
 
 TKTT ^rST-&c. 
 Gem, n. precious stone. ^^«. iif&r or JToft'n. ^sr^T^t^;''. T^TIvTw, 
 
 G.-mine. 7r?IT^FT'«. 
 
 Hidden g.Jlg. ^TFUa^ wUJ{\^n. 
 
 Jewels or geras-eompreh. ^W^m. pi. 
 
 Judge Or connoisseur of gems. ^?T"TR^. 
 
 Middle g. of a string, ^^^^'m^ pop. H^FT^w. 
 
 Small ruby, diamond, or other g. "fW/. "^^ft/. 
 
 The nine gems. ^WKf-^n. pi. 
 
 Of or belonging to a g. ^^rTf|ft. 
 
 Set or studded with gems. ^i=r^5t<T, Tr^JijTf^. 
 
 Socket of a g. spf^'JI n. 
 
 String of gems. Hf&THTc^/. Tfai?R'»»- [ 1%^>». 
 
 The g. or boss as the middle of a finger ring, t^-n. 
 
 To mount gems. 'JJl^'Tw. '^'^, 
 2 See Bud, 
 To Gem, v. a. ^H<Mf^?r-<H^i1d-&e. ^Riit. 
 Gemini, n. — the zodiacal sign. fp:'^n. ^p{n. g^«. 
 Gemmakt, Gemmeous, a. pertaining, Sfc. to gems. iHMI'. 
 
 ^5rrf|ft, ^^H^f'cft, T^^fJTT^q^, HfoT^tft. 
 Gender, n. — in gram, fen «. 
 
 Feminine, g. *^ ft'T n. 
 
 Masculine g. jfsFT «• 
 
 Variation ( of words ) through g. fej|+|if n. 
 To Gendee. See To Beget. To Copulate. 
 Genealogical, a. v. N. ^f^MR^NI, ^^Trg^J^rrf^q^, ^^• 
 
 5^pTT?fqtft, 5t^Ti5r5ft=5rT, &c. 
 
 Genealogist, n. +riM|44, ^^^-^^'^P^-&c. ^^f ^, ^jpiTfT 
 Genealogy, «. history of a pedigree. Er?T->HR-M«. sf^TTg=qiT!=f» 
 
 2 pedigree. cT^dRot/ 't^TTJip'T «». +.r^v-+H w. ST^TTTTTr/. 
 
 General, a. lelonging to the genus, generic. ^^Tlrl'Y^, ^JTTfrf' 
 
 HNMI, ?TT'^TT'JT, ^mi"4, ^STrRTOT^fsTT^^, ^TTf?r'TT=5ra^'ft, 
 
 2 not particular, not specified. W,^V^.,'^\h\-'A.^ 3?if^f- 
 
 ^F, m^PT or ^^^^.pi{^fti^.,w^^f^:^.|'i\^^\'^.|'s^f^n^y^ 
 
 3 ttsw«Z, customary, v. Common. <>/HI, *,«i<-ir51, s^T^^ 
 
 4 puUic, relating to all v. Common. ^t^tNt, ^5rff^'=ft, ^■ 
 General, n. commander of an army. %?inf^, ^=^«T?^, ?f 
 
 ^^Tftrrf^f, %?rT^PTTf, ^^\[ or ^\ or ^^. 
 
 2 See Whole. 
 
 In general. See Geneeallt. 
 Generalissimo, m. KFq?(?rni% m. 
 Gen-erality, Gen-eealness, n. v. A. 1. KT^TTOiq n. ^rmr^M. 
 
 ^T^ROTf^T n. ^\^\'■^^f. -JilfdH n. ^JTTf^TRHT^ m. 
 
 2 m^^R^ n. ^T^^RiIf^ «. ^fTHRT ?>• ?[T'4R01 ^TT^r m. m^ 
 
 3 ^f^/. ^rsTTT m. Sflfil+H ». 
 I. See Main, Majoeity. 
 
 lb Generalize, u. a. WtH\<^*\ »■ 3TM^, ^^TTI'^ 3Tn^?T 
 
 Geneeally, adv. V. A. 2. ?rTtJK>J|^4H', ■HI'HI'M*.^^', W-
 
 GEN 351^ 
 
 Geneealsuip, n. office of a general. ^^Vifr^^ n. ^^V[f^(\f. 
 
 2 military skill, q^^^m?^ n. W^'^lf^^T^ n. ^q-q^ST n. 
 To Gekeeate, v. a. v. To Beget.3TT^ q7^<^, ;j?TT^"Jf, ^JT^T". 
 
 Geneeation, 71. V. Y.—act. 3?<TT^ n. ^?PT«. M-^HH «. 
 Male or female organs ol'g. 3^?4T «>• «• 3^ '»• 
 Male organ of g. ?T^ w. f^TJff «. J». 
 I. o g. single succession, fq'^ / q^ in. qwsf »». ^t^ /. 
 
 From g. to g. fq^t^fq^t, q??i^TTO, fq^tq^T. 
 
 Geneeative, a. that lias the j)ower oj propagation. ^^?I^T- 
 
 Qeneeic, Genehical, a. v. Geneeal. ^^nrft^, Wlfd'HM^ft, 
 
 Cexeeicallt, adv. V. A. HTTT^Ff.^ ^Irft^'''ff, ^TTcft^^r. 
 Geneeicalnes3, n. \. A. ^frrfST?*. ^^TrfH^TI^ m. ?n"yrTT'ir«. 
 
 ?Tr':rpTiq' n. ^TIHi'M «. 
 Cieneeositt, Gekerousness, «. Y. A. 1. ^rnq'OTT m. ^^^HTT- 
 
 tm OT. ^sstqiTT OT. ^rfTTf^/ ^\^jA n. g^^R^ «. ^^ n. 
 
 Ge^eeous, a. liberal, lountifitl. 77R, ^mT, 'JlrTTt^, sj^TrTT 
 (esj}. in comp. as 'cTHMiMI, 'iT=5T!T^Trrr, f'^iJIMilrrr), ^- 
 
 (esp. iu comp.), ^r^^TFrft, 'T^T^, 'TJ'^^. 
 
 Some terms for a generous person, are cpaf or ipui^i 
 
 Person generous with the property of another. 3TTf - 
 3ft=^r ^T^TT qiF^ 3^ 3T^T. 
 2 V. Maonanimous. ^^\'^\ iflT, M^kH I. 
 Geneeouslt, aifp. T. A. 1. ?f55iqCTipr, 'JT^TTTH, aff^q^f^, 
 irras^ ^MM, &c. 
 
 2 -dr^KHiH, Mlrl-^JIMHIH. 
 Genial, a. that agrees with one's constitution. JHHU|K| ^^- 
 
 2 See Meeet. 
 Genital, a. pertaining to generation. < >i-HHf^''l' M 'h, ^JH^^- 
 
 Genitals, n. parts hdonging to generation. 3^'<T w. n. vf^T- 
 
 ^\^ n. ^H^lo^tj ?». q^ »». 
 Genitive, w.— the case. ?i«iq- ^.xi^ n. ^^ spK^j n. ^^J. 
 
 GeNITUBE, «. T. ElETH. ;?FJT »». «. 
 
 Lord of the g. — in astrology, ^tt^tr^t^t n. 
 Genius, n. protecting 2yower, ^c. ^SHTT/. ( as ^mT^THT, ^4TrJ- 
 ^T, sFT'^^mr, &c. )1^ n. ^\■^\^^ n. ( as ?5tfT^Jn^TF^, 
 ^lHMI^I<*q, ^^Ffr^frq- ). 
 
 G. of a place. r'^^'^Tf. ^^^TTTry w. 
 
 G. of dwelling places. JTRH^cr^rr/. ^TRg-q^ m. 
 
 2 mental power, f f^^T^ n. fFi;qT?^ n. q-fTT/ ^^f- ^- 
 
 3 disposition of mind. |f^/. ^^ trf^/. h^it^ 3^/. 
 
 GEN 
 
 4 a genius. See Cijivee. 
 Genteel, a. polite, of good manners, ^-c. — persons. f^T'?, ?T- 
 
 f^Tvj^K'HqvT, ?r«rr5rn:^q^. 
 
 2 — of manners, customs, &c. T. Gentlemanly. I^tff, 
 Genteelness, n. V. A. 1. JT^StTtrun- m. HT^H^/. n^FiTT'TT 
 
 ■m. nftf'irfnft/. fwmj. i\m%^f. w^\f. f^^rr/. 
 
 Gentian, n. g. chcrayta. f%TTfr pop. f^^TtcT «. f%^Tt<T ^PH^ 
 
 /. f^KTTffT ^?^/. f^r?T «. 
 Stick or dried g. ^FTSfsffTf rf n. 
 Gentile, a. q-|^ ?rrff 3T^T, 
 
 2 — in grammar. ^JTrfH^JT^^. 
 Gentilitt, n. good extraction. -hr^A^Wf. STTf^T^TTr^ n. efot- 
 
 «r^?rr/. ^rof^-q n. f ?j^s-q «. ?rg;^T?rT/. ^T'^i^gf^;/. 
 
 2 See Genteelness. 
 Gentle, o. tcell-born, of good birth. f^<i\^\'i^ or ^?n^,^c5^, 
 ^ifri^'d, 3T?r?7, 3T?ft^, ^JTFfrrr, '+.'=^H, 5^^, ^Tt^P?f, ^r'JT- 
 ^, 5f3?T, ST^Tf^rg^, ^t^^i 3Tf»T^TT?r, ^f^Mt^sTT, ^TMt=5TT, ^^ 
 
 2 meek, peaceable, y. Mild. i15^, ffcTHT or f^'^TTT, ?frT or 
 
 1%^^^, 3T^, 5fT^T, qrqi^mr or aft. 
 
 3 moderate, mild. ^TT^T, ^"f"^, H|, WAM'^. 
 G. measure. ^TPTN^snT '«. 
 
 4 — a breeze, &c. |?5^T, H^, ^'rT or ^'tf. 
 Gentle-tolk, n. "Tfs^q^TT »«. qtS5:q^TT^ ?5FH »». pi- qr^^^r- 
 
 jp m. pi. r^^'tlFJtqp «t. ;jZ. ?rvq7:fr^ m. pi. ^?5t?Tr^Jp m. pi. 
 Gentle-mau, n. qff'<T ot. ^t|^ m. ^W?T »»• g^JR m. ^^^- 
 
 cq- »j. ^«T^?Fr m. ;Hvirqwr »i. 
 Gentle-manlike. See Gentlemanxt. 
 Gentle-manliness, n. y. A. 1. f{vnf{i^f. M'^i-mhott «>. n 
 
 ^'Tfnft/. n^'4T'nT?n. g^^fir/. g-IMH ?f. €hfl^?» 
 
 Gentle-manlt, a. polite, courteous, ^(?.— person, ^vq-, f^T- 
 -?, ^^:t^T, ^'^st?,!^, f^PSff^, g^T^if^, ^PT^Tl^ft^, ^' 
 
 2 becoming a gentleman ; polite, cj-f.— acts, customs, &c, 
 
 GENTLE-wOMAN,%f. lady. fJ^H^/. 5 FS^^/. f^'3,/. f ■ 
 
 FStn^TT/. 
 Gentleness, k. y. A. 1. and Gentility. f^ft^TrfT/. anf*r 
 
 2 Tfr^ft/. f^rmf or ftT"^/. HTTTtI/ »TF5T^/. HOTf/. 
 JTTg't «. ^'<^'m\ m. ^itm/. ^Tf^TRT'TTSf >«. ^Tt^ffffT/ ^1"^ 
 
 4 ^%qoTT »J. H<t/- 'fTi?! «• ■f^f- ^_^ 
 
 Gently, adv. y. A. 2. ftrrfqoTH, ?i?ROTFf, •i<nis^, &c. ^r- 
 
 I. softly, without force or violence. ^rfcfMi^', ^, T^, 
 m^m>, f^rofq^, ^=^, P,.^T, ^^^, ^^^' ^t^'^t.
 
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 352 
 
 GIB 
 
 Ge-stby. Soo Gestle-folk. 
 Gestu, Sco UuiDU. 
 
 OE.NUFLECriON-. SoO KSEELISO. 
 
 Gesuise, a. not counterfeit, not spurious, real. W^., 3TH^, 
 
 ^?rT. ^ISI-^I W^ or ^fn^, ^^TTT ^ISI-m, <S<I<1*SI. 
 Genuisesess, ;i. v. a. ^m/. ^-AmwK wt. 3T?f?7T'irT m. 3T^- 
 
 Gexus, m. ffaw. srf^/. ^?l/. vnfrtT?T m. TT »i. ^ "•• 
 Geoobapiieb, ;i. v. N. Hni^f^;^, HTt^Tf^^TT^. 
 GEOOBArillCAi,, a. V. N. HnIr',rMq--JI,H'"l|r<r<l<4l^'M*^^, *f%^- 
 
 Geookai-iiv, n. HnRri^nJT/ 'jnM^n'nT «. 
 
 Geolooicu,, o. v. N. *tt--<HHIIN ^^'=ft-'PnT^T^, &c. 
 
 GEOLOaisT, n. JJMHPim^Tir, f^fr|<-=HHTil. 
 
 Geologt, fi. scirncc oj the s/rii,liin' of the earth. H<-mi?TT- 
 
 GeomaSceb, «. V. N. iMf^Ml^uiHi, ?TTrft. 
 GEOxri>'CT, fl. divination ly figures, <|"c. TT^ »«. 
 
 GeOMETEB, GEOilETEICIA>', W. V. N. ^iMl'iruidl, r^JTTnf&TrTT, 
 
 Geometbical. o. v. y. ?:?:TPifaT?rr5n", ^-jUrcir-jq^, ^- 
 
 Geometiiv, n. science of the mcnsiiradon. of lines, surfaces, 
 
 ^■c. <5pTRfiJH ji. t^IT^'m'Tr^lfTf^?TT/. '^^T^f^^f. 
 
 2 mensuration of the earth. ^HTTfTfrT/. tri^Tf^/. TITPT- 
 
 ^ «. H^PTTR n. 
 Gerasii'm, fi. ^ "s;^ ^T% 3TI^. 
 Gebm, fl. »;)/0M/. 3TfT ffj. spWOT. 'TIS OT. ^FR^ W. 
 
 2 fig. 5Jt^ n. BRE «. 
 Gekmax. n. first cousin. TT?? »». ( «t^1ur/. ) ^y' w. ^KT^r- 
 
 To Germinate, v. n. v. To Spbout. 3T=R^, 'P^, nrf >».- 
 
 GeBMI^-ATET), ;;. V. V. 3T*<ri^!, &C. 5^ 3Tra?5T, 3Tf ftrT, 
 
 Geemixatiox, w. V. v.— ac^ ST^PTof «. <B?^ «, &c. J?r^ m. 
 
 3T^ »». 
 
 Gestation, n.pregnannj. nnf^ .jTf'jf «. iTH':TR<iI h. ^A^^- 
 
 R- n. iTHFTOTT »!. iTPT'JrT^ m. ( of beasts ). 
 To Gesticulate, v. n. malcc gestures, ^^nr m.j/l.- spifq'.- 
 
 frr m.-'iTfH^q- to. -dec. ^rw, ^tr w.^i. ^m'i\. 
 Gesticulation-, n. y. Y.~acl. ^HR ^ijf ". &c. af^- 
 ^ m. srnfrr ««. 3Ttfn^%'?T/. arfjM^ ?«. 3Tr*r=ftf?T/. 
 
 Gesticulatoby, a. representing in gestures. gprf^ ^M l -^ l 
 
 Gesture, n. movement of the lody or limhs. ^T^FTR »». pi. 
 ?fJlrl n. 3;i»T%?^<T J^^. atn^FT w. 3T^ or 3TT^ m. ^r^f. 
 Manual gestures. fmsfR m.pl. 
 To Get, v. a. procure, obtain, gain. Twnm or ir^^OT, ?iqT^- 
 
 of, 3ft^, ijei, iTpTof, fJT^, -Tm"^, ?rT'-:TiJr, ?^rw, tt^ 
 
 (these five tcilh in. con.), ^T^i^-m;^ ^^r 
 con. 5fnTT?ift/.-^rqK'iT^/-&c. ^Ruj ^. ofo. 
 To get a beating, kn: m.-&c. ^, mit?! ^wf. 
 
 fT'JT 
 
 2 //i/« us profit, earn, acquire, v. To Gain. f'ToCcrijt,;pJTr- 
 «r"Jt, ar^of, 3T^ «.-viHMi W.-&C. ^Rof y. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 prevail on, v. To Induce, stot^ot, iT^ »i. THr^"'!. 
 
 4 See To Beget. 5 Seo To Have. 
 
 To Get, v. «. amt>e «/, v. To Beach. "TT^ctt, 'ft^nrjf. 
 
 2 V. To Become. ^"foT. 
 
 3 off, V. To Escape, g^, f^i^vn n. or f^J^K m. \\- 
 dty. o/s. 
 
 4 on; proceed smoothli/. ^^n^'if, ?fT^. 
 
 5 out; V. To Go, To Set out. f^^^, -^ik-iui. 
 Get out witli thee ! ^nr 11^, ^. 
 
 G over, throui^li; pass through well. f?r'TiJl,f%Tra'''T, 3''7- 
 
 T^, nTw, qn T^, 5if|^T?:oT, m^w. f.-f^^\^ H».-&c.-|r- 
 
 ^y. 0/*. 
 
 7 up, from bed; v. To Bise. fH-^^ g?;5i, TZ^. 
 Getter, n. v. V. A. 1. ftcicjuriAl, ^TTT^ann, &c. ^TT^^, 
 
 2 fJT^sraTTTr, +HNUlKi,&c. 3T^, 3T#=nFTrf, &e. 
 Getting, n. t. V. A. l.—act. fHo!;cr^ «.&c. ^rn^wt/. ^TT^- 
 
 2 fir5t;r^ n. dHM^H «■ -dHM-ii/. 3T^ «. 3T^^T/. 
 
 I. See Gains. 
 Gewoa-w. See Tot, Bawele. 
 
 Ghastliness, n. t. A. frs^oTT/. sfFf-^JSir/. ^FTOT^TT/. 
 Ghastly, «. death-like, -^fijl TnX'Hr, ^ff^'TF, Ti+i^l, 
 
 Ghost, «. See Si'Ieit. 2 disembodied spirit, v. Detil. ^T^?j. 
 f^rr^ «!.«. fqr^TT^ n. — of a Brahman. 5r^?T?r m. »f^- 
 
 ^^or'^i^vfm. JTJqTw. — of a Muhamadan. ^^\^m. gtftT»i. 
 f%^ in. — of a Skiidra. ST^/. rToS^sfTOT. — of a widow. ^- 
 Z^ f. ^\^ f. ^W^Z f. — one ofau extinct family, f^- 
 ^^ft'Jirl'T M.— of a female dying violently. ^^<Jr/. 
 pos or ^/. 
 
 To give up the g. v. To Die. MluirMl'i w.-STT'jftr^'iW-- 
 HI"ir^+i^=T n.-Sic. 'f^T^., qr"! m.-m^ m. ^rSW. 
 
 To see or fall in with a g. H^% ^\%n. '^Z^ in. con. 
 Ghostly, a. spiritual. 'TTHT'<Tf=^T, THTRn'^^, T?:^4^i^T, T- 
 
 2 relating to g^losls.■>^^^^-^^^.| fq-^TTTOsiM^-^^q?, 
 Giant, «.— in mythology. "Ipt m. ^^^ tn. arg^ m. 
 
 2 waw of great stature, v. Hulk. ^"T^ J^ f». ftTCTTf 
 
 Giantess, w. fqcrrs ^fFT^T /. 
 Giant-like. See Gigantic. 
 
 GiBBEEisn, ». unintelligible language. f^^TP^T HTTT/. rf nft- 
 f'Trfr-^TTTft-q:Rft-&c. qr?^ /.-TTTT/. TfTfT f^?f^€/. 
 
 GlEBEHisH, a. ?:r'T5T, I'TTS'^. 
 Gibbet. Sec Gallows. 
 To Gibbet, See To Hano. 
 Gibbosity, Gibeousness, 
 
 2 qt^qTJlT?». 'fl%WTw. ^f^T^nm. 
 
 V. A. g-^^T^OT. "K'T'T^tTi'TTW,
 
 GIG 
 
 353 
 
 GIR 
 
 lag. "ffTM. 
 Gibbous, a. protuhrroni, surlling. t'^^^'^V^^ ^"ft^i '^^^i 
 
 2 Itump-lacked. 'TfrqT or TflT, tIt^ or "TT^r, ^P^'^. 
 Gibe, &c. See Snfer, &c. 
 
 GlDMNESS, n. V. A. 1.^/. PtT^f^/. Hf^/. 'TRSS/. ^Tf?:/. 
 
 3Tf?Rt/. 
 
 Fit of g. fvR^ or fJT^iST OT.fir?;*ito'-^i^/. f^^f- 
 5«. fin^«. fTTfvKt/. fT^/. 
 
 3 fg-iul or f=ENT^/ aTfsrETRt^'JrTW!. ^t^=^«. ^nFT^TT/ 
 
 GiDDT, (I. vcrtic/inous. ^T![■'^WS-&Q^ 3Tra?n. 
 
 To be or become g. !pqTK».-5t^$re.-&c. f*PT'Jf-'>TK'Jt 
 g. oj s. fd<fil<iJi, fHToif. 
 
 2 causing giddiness,— ?i heiglit, &c. 'TT«r5.-&c. ^u^JMrTT, 
 Ht^fS-Ac. 3Tm"i^M>TT. 
 
 3 volatile, airy,^ v. Thought r,Ess,LiaHT. 3Tf^=EiTft,^q"q"- 
 ^, ^HfM--)lT, f5I-^KM(S, ;^^=5rR, Ri'i"K 0?- f%^TT, =Er^5J, 
 
 =5rT=5, 55t^ =5hf5E, •rra'TT, arf^^s.^r^rfl', 'JTf^=5Trq:^FRt, ?r- 
 
 GlDDT-BEAI>-ED, GlDDT-HEADED. See GiDDT 3. 
 
 Gift, n. v. Gitiko. 5^n. ^«. 
 
 2 ?/«/)!y yu'f«. a[r^». ^ojiff/. ^«.:^«. q^iiftH or 5T?ft?f 
 n. ^^Vf^ri. ^ffT/. 
 
 Bad (unlawful to receive) g. +^M«. 
 
 G. from a saint, idol, &.c. Er?IT^w. ^Tm. 
 
 G. in return for a g. 5if?r7T^?i. 
 
 Humble g. g^^^«. 
 
 Eesumer of a g. ^tTTT^TT^; ^rTN^rft. 
 
 Eesumption of a g. ^^TN^w. ^rTTSfST^w. [?TcTT/. 
 
 3 rigU of giving, ^totrt arfq'^PTTwi. ^TftT^FTTwi. '^TtiT- 
 ^Jacidtij, talent, endoinnent. n^Tw. ^FTT/. +.''WH/. 
 
 Gifted, «. talented,^ endowed, of parts and attainments, \. 
 
 Cletee. ntrnrr^, ^w^fr, noft, jijr^^, ^'jrre'-cr, ^Tf 3''ft, 
 
 Jj fb lsH^, 5?I^nft, g^^rfoT^, gR:^"!, ^^ ( in comp. ). 
 Some terms for a person full of gifrs and graces are 
 
 nw^R, 'juiTdf'^, yT"TT=5r, ^tI^'^tt^, noprf^T: jir^, yjT- 
 ?TPR, 'JOIN Kit, ^'^rrsft^roT. 
 
 Gig, m. huqgy. ^l^ft/. is commonly used. 
 
 2 See Whieligio. 3 6«iaW si£)//i hoat of a ship, ^h^mT^ 
 
 GiGANTEAN, GiGiNTic, o. fery Z((?-yc,— of persous, V. Laege. | 
 
 2 — of things. ^{^X^^., 3T"PTT, Tsf^r^m, Htilf^^Tf . 
 To Giggle, v. n. laugh idly, titter. f?t^f^^, ^f^f^ adv.- 
 
 /. fr^oif^f. ofs. 
 
 Gioglee, n. GiGGLixo,;). a. t. Y. f^^%?7r, %^%^^WT, 
 
 %^f%^ fttfl^l, &c. 
 GlOGLINGLT, adv. V. V. ffl^ff , f^ffi Hi^^-i 0?' sjo/' ftpsjf^ 
 
 IS 
 
 GiOLOT, «. V. Wanton. ^V^^^^f[f. ^^'^t[ f. 
 
 To Gild, v. a. overlay with gold. H^Jirrr m. J?r^-=q5^iif-t6T, 
 
 2 maJcc hriglit, illumine. r\^h{\ -snfnf^Tr[-&c. ^of, ?ipT=1 )». 
 JJJTor y. ofs. 
 
 Gilded, Gilt, p. v.V. 1. 5?:!rrHT %r5?^, &c. M'^ihI, h^I"^- 
 "^1 3^1 HI f^?^rJT, #r=^T^T SToS l^s^cTT, &c. 
 
 GiLDEE, «. V.V. 1. 5?;mT =^?3^0TTTT-^"'TnT-&c. 
 
 GiLDiNG,n. V. V. 1. — act. H^nrr ^ot". &e. 
 
 lay. yo7J laid on. #%ft^"T'». ^ftJ^TTqT'JTw. ^ft^^ "Tr>jft 
 
 Gill, «.— of afisli. ^e5T »«. HF^^T^ »^f^«. 
 j 2— of a fowl. n5E^?t/. 
 I 3 — the measure. ^^ t5^FT%?ft TN 'jTT^. 
 
 GiM, GiMMT. Sec Speuce, Smaet. 
 
 Gimceack, n. toy, pretty piece of mechanism. ^"TH/. ^*T/. 
 
 Gimlet, «. ^iHdF'"- siTTTw. fft'T'JrM. =qR?ft/. W'^^'?. 
 Gin, n. trap. ^tToSTw. qr^T /lo;?. ^^m. 
 
 3 cotton gin. +IHyi--ifr ^?^F^r ^I^i^^ 'T^'i- 
 
 4 tT% SPFK^ IKT 3TTf . 
 
 To Gin, v. a. q^fT^ ■M<+'Ml/ pi. ^FT^dr_ 
 GiNOEB, «. — the plant or green root. ^5/ ^St/. 3T% n. 
 arr^^"- ^R'^TFP/.— the dry root. gs/. ^Jt/. 
 
 Decoction of g. G.-water. ^Str^ft «. 
 
 Mango-smelling g. ^X^^^f. 
 
 Preserved g. aT^q'FpJW. 
 
 GlNQEK-BEEAD, «. g^^^ff-^Tr^ STSt /. 
 GiNGEELT, adv. caiUiomly. ^'J.^, ^TT^, J^Pt'T. 
 GiNGLE, <ic. See Jingle, &c. 
 GiXJALL, 11. a kind of gun. ^^T?5/. 
 GlEAFFE, n. ^^ •A'WAK 3Trf . 
 
 To GlED, f . a. hind round. W^T^of, nST^Jin, ^T'^St, -iH-iuJ, 'Tt- 
 qiif, oc 'T5r^-q^^-&c. STT'^OT, f>T5^, fTSf^T^. 
 
 2 ( a cart; plough, &c. ). %5^, ^IJOT ^^. jfre^l. 
 
 3 See To Sueeolnd. 
 GiEDEE, «.— in architecture. H^/. 
 
 GiEDLE, n. hand for the ivaist. ^.HX^ m. ^rnTTlT m. tfjl m. 
 
 JR^ITT o>- ^sJr?T m. ?[q ;«./. ^H/ [ girdles. 
 
 N. B. Some of these words express difl'erent kinds of 
 2 See EscLOsuEE. 3 Sec Zodiac. 
 
 4 plate for baking. rr^T »>.— for poll's. '?ic6<i<^| m. 
 Earthen g. drilled. TF^ «• 
 
 To Girdle, v. a. q^TqfT m,-&c. sft^rot. 
 
 2 See To Sdeeound. 
 Gihdle-stead, n. ^F^T^pft or +sl«t/. ^01=17; /. 
 Girl, n. H?y (/i'm. H^'ft/. "fk (/i»i. TRfft /• 'J\^f\ /■ T- 
 
 GlKLHOOD, «. 53tff-&C. W^^jf. f^M^T «. fWf «.
 
 CAV 
 
 S51. 
 
 GLA 
 
 GiRTU, n. conifati, v. Cibclmfebe.nce. qn wi. ^ w. ^ »i. 
 %t m. %T m. 
 
 G. of the body. 31IS'1M n. 
 2 (of a saddle), ffn w. 
 
 That has his girths tightened ( ready to be mount- 
 ed ) — a horse. ri'i«<i<. 
 Narrow g. ft'ft/- 
 Gist, n. main point, ^(pj^ f. »*^mU^H m. 
 To Gixi.,v. a. lestow, confer. ^, ^R w.-&c. ^i^ ff. of o. 
 
 <mn.-&o. ^fT^r y. o/o. 3;?P?fT-&c. spToif, ^rpm n.-TTtTTTn.- 
 
 2 away. ^, ^1^ ;T^-?frsiTf , yr^lPl^frl/. ;i^ g. of o. 
 
 3 back ; V. To Eetuen. tnTT ^of-JRiif, sjoEtTT ^, qialHI- 
 
 4 (it to soundly) ; v. To Scold. *fjt ^"Jf, ^^TW^'jf. 
 
 5 (one's self out for). '^ilf^'Jf. 
 
 6 ( one's self up to ) ; v. To Addict. %i^^ PSFT'Jf, TT"^, 
 
 7 up ; resign, renounce, ^"liuj, ifiiH %^, tT^of, f^:;^- 
 of, 7T^, ^T^ ^ot, SIT^'^f, J^fsT ?i. ^t^oj' g. of o. qr^ «.- 
 :jTi; n. m%^-\^ icith rJT o?- F o/o. ^ts'if, fn^t^f^ ot. 
 /. %^, ^R J». ^jZ. gr^ itv7/( f^q^r-Ac. o/ 0. iijTa f. ^- 
 ^ y. ofo. ??Tm w.-^r^ n.-i%^;T«.-fW'T »i.-37^ «».- 
 3r^r5R«.-&e. qiTiif y. o/o. 
 
 8 ear to; v. To Attend. ^^, ^FPT n».-?5^"T «.-&c. '^. 
 
 9 forth ; out, V. To Publish. Wl{r<-ir1%5-&c. q^. 
 
 To g. place to ; make room for. ^jtPTT f. ^^t, aff^TT m. 
 
 To g. chase to, v. To Pursue. TT^tF smw. 
 
 To give over to. ^rtrr, ^=n^ srtjt. 
 To Give, y. Ji. y/VZi/, give ti-ag. ^^^, '^^^PF^, ^^spFTOT, ^^- 
 <Tr, :j5i6t, ^^iJt,5im, ^FTJf, ^Tnjf, 5T''^iJt, HTot, ^TTHT- 
 ^TOT, il^dT, ^HTOT, ;^qiJr, R;^ <TM, Tn^, <M-^ui, ^=q'Zof, 
 
 2 — a wall, &c. yield and indine. \'^S\, 
 
 3 in; See To Submit. 
 
 4 oyer; See To Cease, To Stop. 
 
 G]TEs,p.v. V.A.I. f^?rr, &c. ^,f?fqf^rr, :Tf?mf^, 
 3TfM?T, ?mp!frr. 
 
 G. and resumed, t^rim^d. 
 G. and taken. ^tTT^. 
 
 GlVEK, n.v. V. A. 1. ■^OTTTT, ^ ^PrlT, ^r?rT, Sf^TrTT. 
 
 To express the sense oi giver in some of its numerous 
 shades ( confercr, bestower, importer, ajforder, presenter, 
 Sfc. ), compounds may be freely formed with ^, sr?, 
 
 f , ( as g ^, 5:^, -p^rrr^, *T^^, ar^r^T, rd ^j i^Mr, 
 
 ^wW^TrTT, JTWr^TcTT, 'TT?T^'^, "%^?:!T^t^, I'TTT^, tf- 
 
 y^MN^, %:W^^., &c. &c. ). 
 Giving, n, v. V. A. 1.— ac<. ^ot n. &c. ^JH n. ST^?f «. 3'^- 
 
 To express the sense of this word in some of its nu- 
 merous shades ( conferring, lesloiving, imparling, com- 
 municating, affording, presenting, cj'c. ), compound form- 
 ations may be made ad libitum with 5r?T n. ^zy^ n. TT- 
 KTTT n. STN'T". 3T^ «. ^^"'JTnC as gfT^^, |:^^^, '^vT- 
 
 q^Pf, 5r^ir3[r?T, <F?5nT':TFr, g'^frr^'R, f^rrvT^, w■rv^^^\- 
 
 T«^TR, ^-RTT':Tr^, FTPTrTtTR, fn^Rtfr?!, fipnfnTfeTPT, r'z- 
 iJIMiT, 3Tf=I'i4l4U| ), &c. &c. 
 
 ? ^rs"^ n. ST^^OT n. &c. cf^ n. f^W^^ n. g??M?I «. ^JTHn 
 ««. ( esp. in comp. a.s f^Hn, ^Tf^, ^f TrHH, H^fft^, 
 c5i-*ff?tFf, cflfiTHT^R^PT, a^f^TPRR^I ), h\n m. ('esp. in 
 comp. ), 
 
 GizzAED, n. qron^ %^ m. 
 
 Glacial, a. icij. sppr^, f%f^., \^. 
 
 Glacier, «. Wp^ iTToJtT^ n. 
 
 Glacis, «. f^jf-^JMI^^-fl T?f^ ^^^/. ^"T/ ^cT'rft/. 
 
 Glad, a. e.vpressing or giving Jog, v. JoxruL. 3TPt^r^T; St't* 
 
 2 rejoiced, v. Pleased, Joxful. g^T, 3TRf^^, ^fq^FT, ^n^T^. 
 
 To be or feel 
 
 3TH^ OT.-S'T TO. ^JZ^ m. con. 3TH5W. 
 
 To Glad, To Gladden, v. a.\. To Eejoice. 3Tr^?5 M.-HnrT 
 OT.-&C. ^-^of, ?rH'?-^4^-g'^T-&c. ^Tof, ^^af, ^^- 
 «r1^of , 3TH^iir, ai'ir^i^ui, f "t<jt «.-&c. q;raf y. 0/ 0. 
 
 Glade, n. opening in a tvood. 3T^qfrr~?t-Tlf?r?ft-5frtirFf^-&c, 
 
 Gladiator, «. rTTqTft^ %5^ -^^iTRT »». 
 
 Gladly, aJc. v. A. sth^, ^m^r^, ^fit^^^Tr, aTR^^^CT, 
 
 Gladness, n. t. A. and Jor. 3TT^ »». ^ ?». ?f?TPT w. ^^ /. 
 
 Gladsome. See Joxful. 
 
 Glair, n. loliite of an egg. "TTS^T sffS m. 3t5qt?Rt ?r%^/. 
 
 To Glance, v. n. shoot or dart a rag. ^H^'Jf, =^{H^ f. HHijf. 
 
 ^fll/ off obliquely. a?RR7TT of^y.-^M^fTr adv.-W.X^^U^-adv. 
 
 -^?TTrtT Of/y. ^TTFT-TSW-ctc. 
 
 3_2;Zay the eye. qJT^qr StelT^ TT^^, ^M^?^ m.-'^^^- 
 
 q ?«.-&c. :p?TJt, q?HT?ir#^tT «. qj^. 
 
 4 at; take a transient view of. ^VgEr m. qiHof, fiai'TT^Traf- 
 
 Glance, ». ( of light ) ^irq;/. u. ^K. [ ?t?^ »j. 
 
 2 ( of the eye ). ^f?fir^q m. n^f^?Tq m. %^5r^?T?T m. ^- 
 Amorous glances, rtq-^r m. pi. 
 
 3 glimpse, transient view. %^qrr «»• f^^T^T «. ^/^f- 
 ^V\f. ^W^ «t. 
 
 GlaNCINOLT, adv. v. V. 1. 3Tt5n:?rT, ^Tf^TFTT, ^TTrlT^, 5p?rRT, 
 Gland, n. — in anatomy. iTf^trg m. fq"5 m. HfWifftT m. 
 Glaxdees, «.— the disease, rr'q or fl^T/. \i^] m. 
 Glandular, Glandulou-?, a. v. N. m^^f^Rf^rs, HfH?i-
 
 GLE 
 
 355 
 
 GLI 
 
 To Glaee, v. n. shine dazdinf/ly or opjyressivdy. ^^T«Ii% 
 5f^r^ijf or gTTTnoT, ^^WM.,^^^^., 5fci|a!,ui, 3^1^, ?T- 
 
 2 look fiercely, Sfc. sf^FRor or '^MhA '^\^-, "TT^f^ "TF- 
 Glabe, GiAEiNG, n. r. V. 1. and BeightnesSjBeillianct. 
 
 ^/. g-oT^rSir^ !«. 3T^/. 'JTf^/. 3Tf?T?f^ «. 3Tf?fSf'TT^T OT. 
 
 Glaeee, H. Glabixg,^^ «. V. V. 1. 5roi=f> *oi+, 5T5^<?;s^, 
 
 2 "It^R'JTRT, y<+|ciuiKi-, kc. J'TT^H. 
 
 I. notorious^ strikinyly evident, v. Cleae. '^■l(:T^iT, ^- 
 
 5, ^m€^, i'^w, 55555^, H:5!:?^5ift?r, 5r5i5r5^. 
 
 Glabinqlt, a<7y. V. A. 1. Kr5'4^?f, T^I, ?o!^rT. 
 Glass, «. ^^ w.jjo;). ^t^/. 
 
 Pane, sheet, or piece of g. fiR ?!. Frr^ m. rlH4M «• 
 
 2 « g. a y. -vessel. ^f%^r ^ »». ^r5PTT=5f jl ^M-J'ft/. 
 ^r^^/ ^?5Rr «. from the Euglisli is now common. 
 
 Blusical g. ^B?Rn «». 
 
 3 looh'ny ylass. 3Trr??r )/J. (7/"2. aTR^ft/. ^^''''1 n. 3TT^^T »«. 
 Glass, Glasst, a. made ofg.^ like g. ^\^^^ spT^HT, ^==1^- 
 
 G. door or wiudow. FTTcT^Rr «. 
 Glaucoma, n. t^f. ? qpt=^fir| m. ?. 
 
 iTo Glaze, t>. a. furnish tciih glass, mt"^ f. vT5=r'?f-«Rr»tW-OT- 
 SfOT, rTR^ «. ^L 5Rr^iTf-&c. [ ^-rJI^CTT. 
 
 2 ( pots, &c. ). ?5m?:'jf, ?Jm?5t?T 5IR^, ?ST?T/.-UniI «. ^- 
 Material for glazing. ?5T?T^"iT n. 
 
 3 yjfe a smooth surface to. '%^?/-^"iri'/".-&c. ^. 
 Glazier, n. v. V. 1. JpN sRT^mRT, fH^RfSTTrST, ^t^qTOT. 
 
 G's putty, f^^f. 
 
 To Gle4m, v. 11. V. To Sni.NE. =Epfr;T^^, =Ei4iM+ui, '^w^., ^- 
 ^g'^'jf, ^PPTT"^, FT^^^'jf, ^'•h-H'+ flf?y.-?5^lif=5^ «(?i;. ^P^iif, 
 — intens. ^^ppw, ^T^FFof or 5fiTRm S^^'Jf, 
 
 Gleam, Gleaming, «. v. V. ^^HT^/. r5tg «. =^jg «• SfTTn/. 
 fTTH'ft/. 5f5ig3E/.— intens. ^q'^fJT^/. ^PPT^ or ^rnPTt/. 
 
 With a sudden g. =^^-W^^-■^^-&c. ^^-^fiK-^m-Sic. 
 Gleameiglt, adv. t. V. =Eppq^, ?5^i=?^, 5r^-^H-;FT-&c. 
 JTo Glean, v. a. ( stalks and ears of corn ). ?f^r m. ^cr, 
 
 2 fig. gather ly little here and there. %^?r ij^^ q-ijf, f^^ 
 
 Gleaxeb. n. V. V. 1. ?R^ ^■^spJTRT, sm 1?J^ iriJIRT, &c. 
 
 Gleaning, «. v. V. 1. "^hfJr «!■ f^T"^ n. f^^ i^di ?;. &c. ^aJw. 
 
 I. matter gleaned. ^RSTT ««• f^HT^ m. 
 Subsistence upon g. ^''-si'^frl/. 
 
 Gleee, n. V. Soil, efrrgf^ f. vf»ft^ /. 
 
 2 /an^; lelonging to a living. ^TT\'^^\^\-.^\ f Tft=5ft vTT1>t/. 
 Glee, «. t. Jot. 3TH^ «». ^ ?«. ^^V^ m. Tj^ft /. 
 Gleeful, Gleesome, a. v. Joyful, ^f^, ^^^. 
 Gleet, «. TOtt wj. T^ w. noJ/^lo5uft/.^«fCTl«.^if ?;i.^;it^);!. 
 
 G. in the form of threads. yH4<ft' n. 
 Glen, m. hollow hetivcen lulls, ^fhr «»• ?Hl^ «• 3T1T/. ^ )«. 
 Glib, a. smooth, fioiving. noEnaft?!, §*gcif1ri, fH^^r. 
 
 2 flippant, voluhle. ?fr5I^T-f^W ^T^, Tm^f?fH=5Tr, ST- 
 
 To Glib, v. a. See To Casteate. 
 
 2 OT«^-e smooth. ^^T]j£\n-^m^^^r\-&e. ^^t. 
 Gliblt, «(/y. v. A. 1. ^-^F^-^-ic. g2;g^. 
 
 Glibness, «. V. A. 1. nsEipfp^'JTT »i. g^g^rtFTTiTT m. fnm- 
 2 f^*fqr^qoE7wr ?«. ^T^fm'T'JiTm. nFT^r/ srT^^TN=^». 
 
 2b Glide, v. n. flow gently. ^\^., ?l^, ^A or ^rT ^iT^CTf- 
 =srT?5ot, ?Rn| «(. qj^iil. 
 
 2 move smoothly along. ^55^"^, WIM'i'Jif, ■Mi^duj, ?Rin, tT- 
 '^q^^-irf-?! '.l -id -?R^rf-*3ai«tjui -&c. ^JTM-^^TTH'Jir, 
 
 Glim. See Light. 
 
 To Glimmee, v. 11. give a faint, ^c. light. fMUifHUiijr, ^^- 
 
 Glimmee, Glimmering, «. v. V. fkwAw- 3^ »». f^fSf- 
 oftrf 3^ m. arq'^snFr^T m. -H^-^W m. ^^rM^^T »». 
 I. indistinct vieiv. ^^f. eJRIT /• r^3^=T «• 
 
 Glimmeeing, ;?. a. v. V. ft^l^ ^JT^J^RT-^ROTRT, &c. fiTUT- 
 
 firirr or u^, fJT'Jii%trft?r. 
 
 Glimmeeingly, ndv. ft-urjftoT, =ETt^q5=5ff=5rT5,'¥rq^,^^??t'^. 
 Glimpse, n. faint light, fs^^t^ 3%5 m. f^^[^\\i\\^ g"'^5 wi. 
 
 2 transitory view. ^^jF/. r'^'T^r ". ^ft*R/. Sf^H?:/. 
 To afford a g. of \^^\ m. ^^^fof, f^TgTHT ^^f^^. 
 To catch a g. of arRT'TTT «'?«• TT^'if , f^-g?:??! Trf^-%- 
 
 ?^of and with in. con. f^^^. 
 To Glisten, To Glister, v. n. t. To Glitteh. ^^TJ^ixf, ^- 
 
 ^H^ijf, rt+ri+of, =5f-1P=ErFaf, ^^TFTW. 
 Glistening, Glistiring, ;). a. v. \. ^^H<TRT, '^^''^^■^ 
 
 oiRT, &c. ^H^rf, =snrq^fT, ?r^?iq?t?f, Tff f^. 
 2b Gutter, v. n. sparkle with light. =q^^qroT, ?^;F?l^af, 5- 
 
 =F^>Jr or fpS^pfPS^of, 3^?y^<if , =ST;FH^'if , ^H -+,"!, 7\^f^^- 
 
 •^i 5t^5r^"^, 5rTiTn<Tf, ^f^s^nr, ^^^?.i\, ^7.^ /.-h5^/- 
 
 ^Tof , rf^rt^ ai?y.-?l'T^^ «i'i"- ^7"^ 0/' iriJr, +*<ui— intens. 
 to glare. =5]^T^of, ?^'+:i'+.uf, FI^T^'ir, 5T^FT^ or ^TTFUJlf. 
 Glitter, Glittering, n. v. V. o"'/ Brilliancy, Bright- 
 ness. H=F?5^/5^^t/.?I?jTr5^/5fT5rifr/5PlJTift/'. fPFrf- 
 W?f. ^^TK^/. 5T5!:-T/. 5f35T5r/. FP^JJ. ^rfT/. ^FfFT/. =Err- 
 sp^nPT Ji. 3?P^?q- «.— iutcns. glare. 5nFT^/. ^nTTlt /. 
 Ff^FT^ /• ^^[^ / ^^mwnz m. Fj'm^f^ m. ^n^-^WZ m. 
 
 Gliiieeee, «, Glittering, 2^. «. v. Y, and Brilliant. 3-
 
 OLO 
 
 S56 
 
 GLO 
 
 ifH^ft^, ra't>n^'>rtH , ^s^, ti+y+^ri, H+.<i+tH, ^^sn^tn, ^- 
 
 (ILITTEIIISOLY, n</t-. ^^^TF, 5T5fT, 511511, ^^?7^. 
 To Gloat. See To Ga/e. 
 
 Globatk, Globated. Seo Globuiab. [ ^^ «■ 
 
 lilOHK^n. round loJi/.liall^i^-c. IToJT »». itt^ w». itt^'FJn. ^- 
 
 CeloBtial g. ??T1^ '". 3TFFTTWf^ "■ 
 
 Tcrrestriiil g. Hlt^ «»• 
 
 2 llie earth. JJIP! «i. '{HI^ «. [ »T^ or JTTH w. 
 
 Globe-amabaNth, «. H<HHr^ or JT^JTr?5/— tlie flower. T^- 
 
 GL0BE-TllI6TLF.,n. ^-c/'i'io/* echiitalus. 5FK^'<4.'".n*'i*iK»»- 
 
 Globose, Gi.obi'lak, Giobit.ous, a. spherical, round. cfT- 
 
 Globositt, n. v. A. it3 w. iteTWr »«. it^r^ «. itc^TFT »»■ 
 
 Globule, n. smaK rouW io(/y. itoft/. WT w. 
 
 To GlomKbate, f. It. gather into a lall. itotT »l.-i^ «i.-&c. 
 
 spTur ^. ofo. i5%ii-'m 3ii+-Hr^r ^Rnr_ 
 Gloom, n. ( o/ mather ). artnft/. aff'^/ g^/ ^CTp: w.f. 
 
 2 heaviness of mind. ^^IWI'TT »». Tc^Rft/. aiT^Rft^n-fH- 
 Gloomin-ess, n. V. A. 1. and Gloom, 1. afftT/. ^r^^/irf- 
 
 TS/. 5ri^/ 5Ttq/. jrf^PToT/ v. nm. ^ 
 
 3 +^-+,'-iUIT m. WW I frl'T ?!. 5?^mf^H?rT/. 
 
 Gloomy, n. — weather, tlie heavens, &e. aff^, SfftT^ or 3T- 
 
 g^, g^, afiqift^, ^^m^;f\^, 5rf+i'/i^i, +iorKSM4(, i?c5t- 
 
 OT, S^m, ^^H, '^ffPTST, '^-^^rfH. 
 
 2 sullen, vtelancholi/, y. Low-spieited. ^niT or g"'^, g- 
 
 'TT, >idl«, 3'^Rf^T. 
 
 2 fZoi«?y o/ 7ooi-, V. Glum. ^P|^, +.5+Ellurt, *Ioirfii'5TT, X- 
 
 Globification, w. v. v. 1. n"l44U|l 5^ «. &e. 
 
 2 qTPT^^at n. &c. m^^iyifH/. 
 Globiiied, p. V. V. 1. M\V^m ^^^^1 &t^' 
 
 2 H^'-H^ f^r^t^, &c. Hi'-H^ 5TTTT. 
 To Globift, p. o. render glory to, v. To Hokob, To Peaise. 
 
 »n%<mT m.-&c. ^, itT^ n. ^^^ g. ofo. ^^r[f.^■^^^ n.- 
 
 W«r »».-&c. qj^ y. of o. 
 
 2 fj-o7< /o glory, or heavenly Hiss. fsTSil H 'i«jt /. -"T?;"T? «.- 
 
 &c. %^, f5ST»fti »«. ^, TF^^ JT^, f^^mHTf=^;r?r ^jt^. 
 
 Gloeiocs. a. illustrious, resplendent, S,-c. rT^^TT?, rT^rT, rT- 
 rft, HHlHir'«<rt, f^H?r?TT;=ft. 
 
 Globioussess, «. V. A. ci^ w. ij7nTT>«. sPTr^TOT. f^^T^ m.pop. 
 
 ^^^ n. sift/ Jiiiwoir ««. tT^ m./ Hi^ir^it w. 
 
 GlOBT, n. renown, credit, T. HosOE. vT^T^ft/. «fk«ft/. ssft/. 
 sirTTI m. rTST n. yfriyi/. <T^ n. Corresponding to this 
 •word in the free applications made of it involving with 
 varying aspect and intensity the general sense of such 
 ■words as honor, credit, splendor, lustre, Irilliance, shoio, 
 figure, dash, flash, glare, glitter, eclat, arc ^ n.ij[ m.^- 
 
 jp^n w.mH/. ^^n. 11-^NMI m. flPTT/. d?nTT#/ ^JT/. 
 5ftT«ft/. 5^^/- T^^/ JJH/. ?TM/. '-m? «i. 'OISHT?: »«. 
 Glory ! ( to tliee, &c. ). ^JTq', ^ir?iq, sd<<-H*<l. 
 
 2 illustriousness, 6;c. v. Globiocsness. H^T «. STTR >«. 
 ^fTN m. Hisqun »». 
 
 3 rn;y« around a head. aT'jHP^/. 
 
 4 See Peaise. 
 
 5 heavenly felicity, t. BEATiirDE, Heaves. ^^^ m. ^- 
 ^TT n. 3N«R »»• "TTTT^ «. 
 
 To Globy. See To Boast. 
 
 Gloss, n. comment. €V^f. ftcqoft/. jx'p. fz^VJ n. TT^T n, 
 
 2 ;)o//a/«, Z(/s/m f^FTT?/. f5T=^/. fft?5/. ^<J>Tf/ ^rPTf- 
 
 3 ( upon paper, cloth, &c. through rubbing ). ttt^TT m. 
 To Gloss, v. a. explain ly comment. fsR'^^, ft^R"! «.-e«TT- 
 
 ^:^\ f.-^qW^X^ n. ^fj^ y. ofo. 
 
 2 give a polish to. f^^i f.-^^Tif.-&c. ^, ^"FTf/.^^. 
 Glossabist, n. €\^ ^FrTTTT, &c. ?t+I*K, 'TT'sq^PTT. 
 GlOSSAET, n. dictionary ofdi^fficuU terms. aT^f^f^^TS^hlT 
 
 ^\\j m. :g?T'4^1s^"t^ w. 15^T5^4^fq^V- 
 Glossiness, ». v. A. 1. ^^f^'^ft/ i^fff^ft/. f^n=f5rTf/. n^?T- 
 
 Glossy, «. smooth and shining. frToCfFToftrf or ^H^cT, fJffToT, 
 
 ^Totiofr^f, =^"^^Vm, f^?^'^, ?rwf^^, ri^^^^ or ^^- 
 
 2 — of colors. <ir<4i. 
 
 3 — of boils, grapes, &c. full and gloiving, tense and glis- 
 tening, iol-iofld or fi<*r<ioi1?r or iolioftrf, 5^?5ftcf or 53- 
 (Jctlri, JToi'lort^. 
 
 Glottis, «. ^^RTTrnOT. »qT¥'TTigTT«. 
 Glove, «. ^\^ jfr^Tw*- flrriTPTTM. ?^wi. 
 
 Leathern g. or shackle, ^"^jzwi.dim. ^m\t[f. v.T^^, 
 To Glow, v. «, lurn fiercely or vehemently, Haze. qiHiTI^, 
 
 tj^^ot, trstr-^iit, TS'i^at, Tsrs^, ^^^^m, ?^fn:^in, ?rmr, 
 
 <T7'Jr, ^HTW, -^*>tjc<,ijf, 9>iI"P^'5f, ?CTT'T''f,T"inTiT a^/u. ^R^, 
 ?:?n^ «''^?i'. =FT'^, TH^"?t or i^<t)+,ui, H3^of, T'JTPJTof. 
 2 Je bright, shining, ^c. ^raspxir, ^f^lT^liJr, 5r5Tg!<it, fT^T- 
 !f^, -=1+1+^. [^OT. 
 
 3 — the countenance, plants, &c. ^H^^^jf, ^r^T?^, 5^F^- 
 4 — the mouth, &c. from hot substances. frK^iN^, f?r- 
 
 ITK>^ — iutens. "P'JTM'jf, icT'JTM'Jr. 
 5 — the heavens at dawn. T^^om, HS'K^, ^^^. 
 6 — a live coal. f^^TT^t. 
 Glow, Glowing, n. v. V. 1. W^ or vpr/. ^^'^f- finTiT/ 
 51^ or 3TFfr=5TT 5R)«. Tl^ or JTfT^»«. ^JTSIs^/. "piJI^Tw. 
 
 4><Ji+iiiJ«. ar^/. at^/. f^^rm. art^/. am/. m"T»». ?T?TTq" 
 
 w. — intens. tfi^ or tfl^ifT^ or 31;rt. STTTTT^w. ^!f^XZ\m, 
 i 2 5fST^W. ^ToJ^TotT^OT. ^TSJTSft/. 5n;rqf?r/. =5?q?T5[?t/.
 
 GLF 
 
 357 
 
 GO 
 
 3 5?f^^ft/. ^^^/. H^R^/ 1^5^/. H+H+l /. 
 
 I. (after a meal, of passion. &c.). TjTfflf. 
 Glowiko. 2^. a. v.V. l.fcTT'^TfftH, ^'JTJcrfr^, '■UHuflH^ "P'lI'F'jflH, 
 
 2 3TT^?^, ^^rqTTPT, ^TffTFTR, ^cqTTFT, 3TfTT^, 3T- 
 
 3 ^HTj^tFT, ?:=r^?T, ?^^^^, 5^5^, H+H+ld. 
 
 4 ^T^5ft?r, HOTTlTtff, 'POT'pifTrr. 
 Glow-worm, «. ^fprf^ST"*. 
 
 To Gloze. See To Fawn. 
 
 Glue, n. ?R^ w. r^+'i^'T«. 'SW-^^'^n. 
 
 To Glue, t). o.^om tvith glue. ^X^m. ^TPTiJr, ?T?"ot"% ^t^. 
 
 Gluji, «. sullen, sovr of look, ffj^ o;- j^^ or f^Md, f^M?> 
 
 To look g. ?ff5». g^TOT, rfr5«. ^\iz ^"n or, I/, of s. frtl 
 
 Glume, n. — of grain, &c. ^T^P». 
 
 To Glut, v. a. clot/, sate. ^'JZ f.-Zj; f.-h^ f-^^ f.-&c. ^^ 
 -TTSot g- of 0. ^■mf.-'^Kf. ^"Jf, ■sfFFTTt/. arnJTJf, J?J5T- 
 
 To g. one's self with. STHTtTiTy. n.-'^zf. ifor. 
 Glut, ». sv/perabundance.\^, f. Z^f ToSf ^o5%a5/. OT^/. 
 2 glutted state, gluitedness. ST^TT/. ZXf- t^f. 5fr%"T'TT»». 
 
 Gluten, m. — of vegetables, &c. =Eft^»t. sjsj^w. 
 Glutinous, a. viscous, f^^^, f^^7, P^+ui. 
 Glutinous>'ess, Glutinositt, n. v. A. R'^^-TiTT m.%^^- 
 
 Glutton, w. — /See <7;e adjective. Here are collected the 
 terms and phrases correspondent with gorger.^ gor- 
 mandizer, greedy gut, lellg god, heliogahalus, cormorant, 
 gully gut, gollle gut, i\c. Sfc. smf^, S^^rfr^irsT, ^IttI^, 
 
 ^jzv^\^ ^^z-^^^ ^r^H^qr, mx^. ^t^^^, m^, %wM^ tt- 
 
 To Gluttokize, v. n. v. To Stcff. arr %5^ ^CTf-Srsf^, ^q- 
 7^ Sr^fuf, ?T5fr% ^-^ n. ERuf, ?fr5 ?;. ^Tlff qrot, 3TPF5 
 
 To feel heavy and listless from gluttouiziug. SlSfUTw.- 
 3T5r n.-&c. ^rff TFTt ^Si-j^-'^ifijf y. o/s. 
 Gluttonous, a. given to excess in eating. ^T^T?, W^T^fT^, 
 
 arsTra't, 3T^Tfr, 3TqTft, ?^^-^qT^-&c. ^ifinm, sr^^?^ 
 
 amoTT, ^^TTT, H*;H<, ^^ir^. See also flic noun. 
 A g. or greedy woman. ^fT^%ft/. <'HI^I5^I«J^ft/. 
 
 GLUTT0N0USNE33, GlCTTONY, M. V. A. ^Hlt^ l ^H" !! OT.SrmRft- 
 
 'T'JiT «». &c. qTTTprr/. 3^t%^T/. 3TF?fHr5T?r n. 5r?>T?m «. 
 
 'JTf^H^OT «. a^fqrSfTJT n. 31FiTTfR m. 
 To Gnael. See To GnowL. 
 
 Gnaeled, Gnaklt, a. Jcnoffy. Tf^HrT, nra^s or Trer^, ?Tf4^. 
 2b Gnash, «j. n. v. To Fume, To Eage. ^frT mpl. ^pjf, ^R 
 
 To g. and spit at — a monkey. #{iiJf, ^^JTR'jf, VW^. 
 To Gnash, v. a. ( the teeth ). ^Ri m. pi. ^^- 4,j-i,4l (k/i'. 
 
 ^m-+<'+<H'Ji-=s?K0T-TT5^, ^f?f ^TR m.pl. m^ or ^qw^T, 
 
 f%?:^ft7 or ^rff^TTrt?:/ ^FT<Jf, 5f?I%?f^ /.;;/. ^. 
 Gnashing, w. v. V. A. ^f?Tm^ n. qp^^q^/. efs'^/. ^nrRp- 
 
 T=f?t?/. — iutens. +^N «»• ^^'Ti^r^ ?«. 
 Gnashinqlt, flf/y. jp^^p^ or +,<-^;<i, ^^^pR^t. 
 Gnat, n. f^rf^ «. $5f^ n. HT^ or H|+-i «/. JTr?rT m. JT^TTiw. 
 2b Gnaw, i;. a. eat away, corrode. ^31^, ^j^'T'^t, ^rsoT. 
 
 2 ea; or tear with the teeth. +<iiu( or ^tl^, ^i|JU|, 
 
 3— as remorse, &c. ^rm, ?iH^, ^JW, iNUf, ST^, ?r- 
 ?!^, Srq"^ or %V^, 
 
 4 or be a gnawing ( in the belly ). ^\Z[^ ^qT^r^-Sr^T'T-f^- 
 q^nir-'^f?^ V. impcrs. 
 Gnawino, 11. V. V. 1. ^m 11. ^qiJM w. &c. ^jpjRft/. 
 
 2 ^?:f5nt w. m^ot «. &c. JPTtS^/. 
 
 3 ST^ot w. &c. ^^A-^iy! ( intens. =^^^TTZ m.) gsr^^/. 
 Gnomon, n. style of a dial, ^f^ m. ^^ m. 
 
 The shadow cast by theg. ^i^gr^/ stTT/. 
 
 To Go, D. «. 'STT'Tf, =ErTc=s5r, =qT?5?n"-'qT^ f^M-ar^r^, th?i «.- 
 
 TT^y^ cp^ot. — with the power and implication of such 
 words and phrases as, to he off, to make off, to make one's 
 self scarce, to take one's self off. 5Tt5 n. ^T^ ■+,<u|, -+|ol|- 
 
 About to go. if^rT, 'iml-HiN. 
 
 To feel an impulse to go. TT^ ni. if^-td^ui. 
 
 To go and come. To go to and fro. siiTjf qoj- jl-^T^T 
 
 /. /jZ. qrs'jf. 
 
 2 bv; pass away, cease, lecome no more, ^'c. ^iif ,11^ TSW, 
 iT^^ or n^'jf, fFT |TTif, T^, f^T^TOT, -ll^ltil ^"p^, f'T- 
 q'OT, "tr^T H^T <inrti«T ^Tot. [ oE^, -^IrtiJl'. 
 
 3 down with ; pass icith. "TTWW, ■Wl^ui, ^RM, T^, ^* 
 
 4 in ; — an eruption. Tf€i" sjdiui. 
 
 5 off; — a gun, &c. g^, g^, »rTT »»■ f^h y. o/"*. 
 
 6 off well ; he done or pass u-ith eclat, t^ m.-^\Hf. 3^- 
 ^-3^y. ofs. if^ or sf^/. JJ^y. o/s. 
 
 7 off; obtain sale. ^qoT, f^^, ^JTT m.-&c. ^t^ y. 0/"^. 
 
 8 on ; — clothes on the body, &c. xf^. 
 
 9 out, from, forth . fHMUl, 1%^^ w.-fSfzfrjT w.-PlWiUi «.- 
 ■dr^HiJT W..-&C. ^M y. o/ s. f^A^■f^^\^■^'^^■&c. ^pit, 
 
 10 out ; he extinguished, ^ot, iTR^TJi, fq-^Tot, fq^ c^. 
 
 11 over again. ^+)Kuf or f^R^t, f^'it, a?Tff^/. ^I^ 
 y. ofo. — a third time. frRfK^ or fd^iui, — a fourth time.
 
 GOD 859 
 
 12 through ( a shulv, &c. ). ^JTiif, TTTsm n.-&c. sRof. 
 
 13 with, — oarnnlly. ^IHT ^JTM, ?fn wi. ^^. 
 
 G0-BETWEE>-, H. ^STH C. 
 
 2— female. ^ or ffjppr/. p^i^o/J. frirw or ^OT/ 
 
 fl-MlR+l/. 
 fio-CABT, fl. "Ti'JciMlir m. dim. W\ri']\i\f. 
 (iOAD, n. prick: aTR/. aTTT/. TCmt/. 
 
 An elephant g. 3Tf 5T ?h. 
 2b Goad, v. a. v. N. 3TTT/. ?IT^^-fr^, jH'jf, st^'ijf. 
 
 2 fig. See To Ueoe. 
 Goal, v. mark or louml of a race, ^f^^^f.-^^\^f. 3T- 
 
 qf^ m. f. ^\^'^^^\i}V■^^ n. ^\^^^tH\'^^ m. Rttot n. 
 
 To reach the g. «r5T w. "TR ^TM-3T«'Jr-^M-^F^,&c, 
 
 2 starting post. tn^JTKT^H m. s^TFTSTTtT^'^TFI )«. 3T- 
 sifV m.f. 
 
 3 See End. 
 Goat, n. sj^rt >«. ( rr m. f\f.'i or ^ m. ) sft^s »?. Ef^ »«. 
 
 ?Ri or ^^n. ( ^Rft or ^Toft/.)3?^ m. (3T3TT/. ) tJRI m. 
 («JFft/.) 
 COAT-UEED, M. rrSTf^, ^Hi+*J1, 3T>JllHlrt, 3T^dlHlrf^, a^^- 
 
 Goat-skix, 71. m^f. 
 
 G. — dressed ( for shoes, &e. ). ?rft/. 
 Goatish, n. ■^\<h'i\ ■WiHMl <HM1 ^TRT 3n^ <Tr. 
 
 2 See LusTFDL. 
 Cob, 51. ( of phlegm. ). ^T^PtT or ^T%n »». sfj^n' or %5- 
 
 5'u Gobbet, To Gobble, v. a. eat noisily, liastily, and in 
 large pieces. H.i+,Naf, ^Z^zr^^^ ^'^:^^ or q^fnipp-^<l^<- 
 
 •TT ?n. 5F^?T SPF'jf, «nn''JrT or ^^FMT 5».-nr55T m. JTRof, ^- 
 
 2 up ; devour greedily, S;c. t. To Eat. qt^f^, =5RTC'^, 
 
 Gobbet, n. larje moutJiful. sppMT or ^i+iiJii ot. ^t^JHTT m. 
 
 GoBEirsGLT, «(7y.v. V. 1. »rT-^^-:t;T-&c. ^^m or qf,— in- 
 tens. »im'N, 'IHIHI- 
 
 Goblet, m. t. Vessel. ;jtN or ^JTRT ??;. T^TT^f «. 
 
 Goblin, n. v. Ghost. HtT m. n. f^\^^^ n. ^r[ n. *ff^=fTOT. 
 G.-Hall. Hrn^?rT m. 
 
 God, n. — the Supreme Being. ^, TT^TT^ pop. ^n^'fT m. 
 •R%»q^, 5»<IT, ^5, anf^WT, 5T^ or ST^Ffsft. There are 
 numerous descriptive names or epithets of God. Some 
 are ar^^fprfTR, anpsi;, 3ttt''T, arnr^T, a^rrqfjft, siHTnrf 
 
 f^WTT, '*Rt1% or 3T^TTf^5, ^T^tr^T, 3T^T?P=f?f, STWTTT, 
 fT^J^, ^ot^tTT, ^TTHT^qVf, ;f-#^T^^ qR^rKxr^^ hIh^T, 
 
 ^, f^tiT^fr, f^TT^n^^, f^3^^s;qr, fq^, fspirq-, fsFm- 
 ^, f^^T^, f^^'^, Mg;^^, N^^, %r[?JT, F^c^T^R, ^- 
 »i^sfW^, ^rPT^, ^ppjT?JTT, ^^^T, ^Ttr^iT!:, ^n^^R, 
 
 G^D 
 
 ^5T^?5^, pTIg-^, vlHI^^, cH^fJT^^T, H^STTi^, fSfq^R??^, f^- 
 :??T^fT, 4?=5r?^ fsrWR, ^ft^T^r-Ti^, 5^r^f^J^^^■, ?fT, f51^T^5T^- 
 ?TlT-4, f^^'>:^, fl^'ir^, f^f^5^, f^f^f«5, fif3TR?^f^- 
 FHtI + MUI, fiTf^JT, f^n^FR, fjRT^q, f^^tfR, f^T^THq-, f^T- 
 
 5<JT, fHf^-TJR, f?iTsr%?q-, f?T5rmT=Err rrr^ or ^simT, f?R^n, <t- 
 
 srfnj, q^w, qTJT»q-T, "ttt'jtt;'^, 'ttft^'t^t, "TDf^T^, »t^- 
 
 51'T^fT, T^rfFT^, »Tqf^^iw, T^r^m^, K^r7f;q, n^ra^, jtt- 
 qi^, f^7T^, fsrn^^^, f5f=^%^, f5T%»^T, f^»srrsrR, 
 
 f^s^TTT^, f^T'^f^ift, f^4>R, f^»stC^, fEf=^T^r, W»TOT, 
 
 H, 53cfr>?^, ^T^i^r^, ^'■^^e:"^, ^=!T^^, f^. 
 
 G. of gods. '^;rrf*i^. 
 
 God as possessing attributes. WJ"!, ?fT^PR. — "Worship 
 of God as such. ^otftRTHT/. God as destitute of attri- 
 butes. I^^'T, f^<l+-|<. — The worship of God as such. 
 
 Chain or course of God's gOTcrnment. f '^?5;7f n. |- 
 »^=5f n. sr^^ n. 
 
 For the love of g. ^^qr^fff^SiJ. 
 
 Power — as upholding and ruling, of God. f ^^T^fTTr/. 
 
 Recitation of the names of God. ?riH|^KU| n, ^Tf^^n, 
 
 Will of God. f «R^UT/. I'qft f^jfr/. 
 
 "Wrath of God. f 5^?%^ m. [ T^JPrffT STTf . 
 
 God's path is through the deep waters. ^^x\ W'"^ 
 
 Keep God in your thoughts whilst engaged in your 
 work, HFmm=^"t ^PRT H'^H^ ^^\ TRT. 
 2 a. g. a deity, an idol. ^ m. '^^ f.\^ n. 3Trf^?q m. 
 ifftrf'Jr m. ^\ m. f^M' on. §JT?r m. Some of the classes or 
 oidevs oi gods, dconigods, devils, c^'c. ( See Devil ) are 
 
 ^, 5r^, =ErT5!T, ^^==rR, hrt, ^rff, tr^, sr?^ ( srf?ioft/. ), 
 ^^, srg, snBf^^jr, f^r^rT, k^, ?tt«t, 1%^. 
 
 Some of the common names of Brahvui are sf^f, 
 
 si^'^sr, MTrni^'cTFfT, JT^Tf^, srsTTfqT^, anif^+i, arTf^^frr, 
 
 — of Wis'hnu. ■Rrs''T, RRT'TW, STTf^^Ki^'T, ^n^TT'ti, 
 
 ^HT^V, 3T?f?r, ^i^ifmsr, f fr, q;^^. 
 
 Black stone sacred to Wis'hnu. \\\lr*,'A\M m. 
 —of Shiiva. f^tST, JTfT^^T, r»qT, ^i%^, 3T?:riqTft, ^;p5^ 
 "^^^^^^.^ T^Tf^f, Hr=r, Hi^HTiT, Hl^T^iqJt, ^i^7, ^TH, Jt|- 
 
 Bull of S. ffst >». ^^^\ or sRfqTTOiT TO. 
 
 Linyam oiS. fel «. sfM f«. — "Worshipper of it. feirr- 
 ^n. — Stone bearing it in the centre,(of the shape of the 
 'frf^,) ^TT^q^r or ^T «!. — Eemale energy counter-part of 
 phallus of S. \lf^f. — "Worship of it. m^Tf^ /. ^TT^- 
 "J^^l/ ^TfrptTjf m. &c.— Worshipper of it. ?TRP. 
 
 Worshipper, of S. ^cf. 
 — of Detcl ■^ift, Tr#?ft, TRt, =Et^ or =Eif|jpT, a^siT, 3^TT, 
 
 ?r?ft or wfe^r, |it, 'Ri^, q^i^q;!^, ^n^r, H^qnrft,
 
 GOG 
 
 859 
 
 GOO 
 
 —of SaraswaU'. ^T^^^^ ^TR^, JflTJft, ^m^Tsft, ^ITfsTOT- 
 — of Ganesha. T^^T, TOTTfrT, iT^PT^, f%rnTTTjft, *Tno5JT- 
 
 Certain otlier divinities male and female, are 5q^sfv%i[T 
 (pop, 5^>IT), OTm?5fr5Ftr, ^ToSHC^r or ^^, ?;?qT, ^'t-7f^- 
 
 And others, Tiewed of the wretched idolaters themsel- 
 ves as tico penny gods and jodJesses, are, '^HT^T or j^-^- 
 
 3^^, 3TT^1^, r%«Tl%^— and the whole bundle com- 
 prehensively, ^]^^f. ^^\% "^wif- 
 
 Attendant g. arn^cfFrT /. 
 
 Artist or architect of the gods. f%»<n7Hf, ^^liTTT, 
 
 Court or assembly of the gods. ^^T^fHT/. 
 
 Gods set up to preside (upon festival, &c. occasions). 
 ^^TF or '^'^cpF)}. — Setting up of them. ^q'-lJirf^W/. ^^- 
 ?'<TrTH». — Dismissal of them. sq'ipF'tTTT^Tw- ^5fF[r?'4n"<T?». 
 
 Inferior g. :^^^m. ^i^T^ f. [^f. 
 
 Local g. ?'<?5?5rfn"/. ^^^m^w. arfyr^^w. *J^^'^/- hk- 
 
 Motherof the gods. 3T^f%/. — of the Titans or devils. 
 
 Physician of the gods, q-^ffft;)?. 
 Preceptor of the gods. ^ij^m. ^\\-'A\*\m. 
 Presiding g. arfq^^T??*. arfq^^/. arfsT^^Irfji. 
 Tutelar g. of. J.^^m. %y^r[^ f. — Present to it. ^^ir/. 
 To set up rites in propitiation of the gods, ^^nn n. 
 
 To seek direction from the gods, ^r ^^ f%^R^. 
 8 tliitig idolized, an idol.'^:^n.'^^n. 
 Goddess, n. ^ff/. JTT^^ft/. 
 GoD-FATnEK, n. Vfi^ frnTwz. 
 
 Godhead, n. \. Diviis'itt. '^tnJTrw. ^^RTT n.^sfrfr/. ^^ n. 
 Godless, a. v. Wicked. ^FTS, ^^THf^l^H^, 3Ttpff, ^- 
 
 Godlike, a. See Divine. 
 
 2 of divine form.^'^^^Tf^^, 
 Godliness, n. v. A. ^s^q-f^/. f'^Rf^m/- t»qTTO'T>JTf5r«. 
 
 Path of g. Tf^Tm^J. 
 GODLT, a.piotis, relijious, — of persons. t»q'^vr^,f»^?'TqT^,t" 
 
 2— of things. t^JKH^t^T, t'^fH^T^T. 
 God-mothee, «. ^^^\r\^\f. 
 GODOWN, «. store-room. fJT^^n^RT"!. 'T5f=J'«. 
 Goer, n. Going, ;j.o. v.V. 1. ^riTTTT, &e. =qT?!;?TT, =5fT^, =^ 
 
 ( in comp. as ^T^^qift, ?Tm=5TRt, ^PI^^TTfl' ), T & ^^^h ( in. 
 
 comp. as ^f^, ^3T?5n, ^^f*fT, ^^FR^Rrfff, TFTlBTPTt), ?TW. 
 Google, «.— the eye. cf^^^^, sr^JTJ-irr, T^Tt^FT. 
 
 To Goggle, z;. a. strain the eyes. f(km. pi. ^r^nTiif. 
 Goggle-eyed, a. =R^^^, sf^cT^^T fl^rm, Hf^frcS^, 
 GoGLET, w. V. Vessel. ^?». OYft/. STT^fRT;/!. 
 Going, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^T^"- "^fra^n. ^P=5/ ^TH^T". if^/. 
 f^^TTm. :r?*lR». iTTmre. Tr=rr/. TT^«. ^^it». 3?q?Ri7Trt. 
 
 G. & coming. ^T=rr ^^\m. ^TT%/. ^r^r k'hn. ^^^\T\^. 
 ^n. impTfr«. qT?fFn?T/. 
 To set a g. =Enrft?r FTH'or^ =En7!f?fT-=^^^5r. 
 
 GoiTEE, M. /i»/!o;- on the throat. n^AZm. IJw. H^^TT^JTW. 
 
 GoiTEOus, a. ^■^^, 
 
 Gold, «. ^V{n. ^^^n. ^p^^n. Jjrf^sRT)!. f|^?T«. ^T ?!. ^t/f «. 
 
 Alloyed g. ^^^X^^n. 
 
 Better even than g. ^i'«<i|^^ f^=T^. 
 
 Color of g. (as appearing upon heating it). FTFT;;?. 
 
 G. and such like valuables, — compreh. or carelessly. 
 
 ^H^TT^ n. 
 
 Pure ( very pure ) g. <m=<^-+.?lt ^r^«. 
 GoLD,«. See Golden. 
 Gold-dust, n. ^RTT^^Fft/. W<^WTlTmn. 
 Gold-finch, «.f7^cSTK1I=qT ^^ 7?Tf 3Tf|, 
 Gold-findek, m.^TR^fr, ^TT^qT. 
 
 GOLD-FISn, M. fMclcrZ-IKJim IT^ JTT^ 3Tf|. 
 
 GOLD-MOHTJE, «.— the flowcr tree. y^'.H^.T m. ^Mdi^Ifw:. 
 Gold-leaf, »?. ^RRt "T^ «. ^RTft ^^ >/». 
 Gold-smith, «. ^FTR, g^crT%R.— in contempt. W'^TRST, ^' 
 »ft?J^-5TT,<il+'ir wi.^t^^w. — in allusive and reproachful 
 phraseology. '^^rf^^R, g=T''f#'ff,T3T^T^. 
 
 Anvil of a g. for forming beads &c. Tigrrw. 
 Burnisher of a g. fvT'T^'JTT m. 
 Business or art of a g. ^RTR^/. ^r^fR^ITT n. 
 Furnace or chafing dish of a g.3Tm€t/.o;- Zn.^f^^■(\f. 
 Hammer of a g. ^\z■^\vl. 
 
 Nippers or tongs of a g. ^TSTTOTT or ^ m. m%'^ m.dim. 
 ^\Z^f- '^\V^f- Some other implements oi goldsmiths 
 are ^rsr, ^5R^, ^t^'^T, H^^, ^^"%, TTH^T^f. 
 
 GOLD-THEEAD, «. Ml<r)|</. 11. '^T.f. W. 
 
 Golden, a. of or helonginy to gold. ^Rqpqr, ^Rrft,g^r^, 
 
 2 of the color of gold. ^R^ tnrqT, ^^roftnt, ^RqT=5rr. 
 
 3 excellent, vahcable. ^TT'^T^T, ^W W^J^^., m^W[. 
 Golf, n. ^^r h'-fAM =Ti^ '^"1. 
 
 Gone, p. v. V. 1. ^t^, T^TRTr, ttt, f?Tn?r, 3Tq7T?r^ arTiH, i- 
 
 & f^JRT ( useful in comp. as fif'tfR^r^r, &c. ). 
 GoNO, n. plate of iron struck as a bell, q^fn^ n. ?TRr m. 57?-y 
 
 f^f^nzn. 
 
 Person appointed to strike a g. q5qT5S^0)-:rft,^?r^t. 
 Stick, &c. to strike a g. fH;TC, ». 
 GoNOEEUcEA, n. ^T^{] m. ^XH n. 
 
 Good, a. =?TtT?^T,5Rr;3'?Rr,=5Tt^,=5T%7 0'' =^^R,=^J^?T,=^t?n^^, 
 ?^Rrr, 5R?n:T, »f':^r, =^nT, 'Tin, =^tiT5:,f^?^?jft, %!.— intens. 
 extremely c/., excellent, siipercxcellent. precious, *lHr,t^TW
 
 GOO 
 
 360 
 
 GOR 
 
 »;7^rt^r, aK«^< n, siisn'F^'Y, ^^rrTH, ^^f???, ^r^rroe?, 3tT- 
 
 The g. niul the b;ul. qTT^rif^. ■HKl^TT, ^^^- — Con- 
 suleratiou of the g. ami the biiJ. ^RmR f«T^^TR m. ?f^- 
 fjrjTT »i.— Discrimination between the g. and the bad. 
 SFITHf^^Rf; w.— Separating the g. from the bad. ?fk^- 
 
 ^TPI OT. 
 
 G. for nothing person. 31";tft^^?T pop. 3T^:tFT^ or 55, 
 
 Pretty g. qTT, ^\W. 
 
 Very g. ^n^Rir. 
 
 To give one as g. as he brings, dirim ??fc? w. ^, 
 
 To seem g. unto. q-im-sf^T^TT^T-f^^snTra ^T^ y. o/s. 
 2 sound, strong, firm, sulslanlud-^ havinj sfrinf/tk, pitli, 
 spirit, virtue. ^F^^, ^sft^T^, «^^r^H, <=('q<^K, ?R;?r, ?r^T- 
 
 o — of signs, aspects, seasons, &.c. not inauspicious. ^^.^ 
 gj, r?, JT^H, g ( in comp. as g^P^, g^Tff-&c. ). 
 
 G. and bad. ^HPIT, ^^Tg^, ^-ili^li. "" 
 4 — morally, v. A'ihtuous, &c. ^tl^, HcTT, H^ft^, %<F, 
 Wf , ^TBJ-^fH, ^f^raq^T, ^Tf?^^, ?[?qTF'if, ?ffqf f%T, ^Tffrr, 
 ^rrfn^, q^f , tn^, ^rgrf^, ^( in comp. and abund- 
 antly, as ^?FH, ^?^n, ^I'Ji, ^5iT ^^rn, ^5T?f ). 
 
 G. ( gocUy, virtuous, &e. ) man. ???qwT, ^^T^, ^HJ^, 
 
 ^•yj^v<T, quijN^'sr, q >i--iw i un -, qinriffTT." 
 
 G. ( simple, mild, &c. ) man. ^HPST,%^mT'T5T,t»q"ft- 
 
 f. benevolent, v. Kind. qftq^T^, OT^Flft. [M?J. 
 
 G— pieces of money. ^ui^uRr) JpRr, ^TomiftrT, ?jniT^oft?r, 
 To make good, supplij a loss. >T^7r ^. 
 Good, n. a good thing, i:^ n. ^=Eft-^5TTTorr^-ctc. >Tt'E/. 
 Fugitive g. qoraf "ft^ «. 
 The supreme g. summum lonum. q^TT?^ m. 
 
 2 irtip^/, /jro/^, T. Advantage. SFT^t^ m. "P?!; ». f|fT ». 
 
 3 iwff/, !«;; being. ^?!Tm «. sq^ «. 51^ m. ffcT n. ^i^'Z n. 
 To wish or seek the g. of. ^=4|iU|f^d5T M.-3T*fM%?f^ 
 
 J1.-&C. ^Ruf. ^r. ofo. ni JTROT wiV/j ?5T or ^ of o. ^'^]^x 
 3T?T^ g. of 0. 
 
 4 moral qualities, v. Virtue, ^qft/. ^;^ n. 
 
 r> goods; 2'.'are*, v. COMMODITIES. JTTH M. f^^^ m. pi. 
 
 Goods taken from a shop to be retained or returned 
 as may suit. v?rfm/. 
 
 Perishable goods. ?rm% %CTr n. 
 a Qooih; goods and cJinttels. ^T^J m. ^m^rJ\f. f'ST]^/ 
 WTTR n. ^^n^^M/ f^ifr/. ^cET^oSr ?«. =qT^q- «. 
 Good, arfy. sft, ii^_ 
 GooD-EnEEDiNo, n. politeness. g:^rq ». ^T^^ J». ?T«T?rT/. 
 
 Good by ! v. Adieu, g^ ^, T^f^^ 
 Good nuMOun, n. g^iirsff/. 
 Good nunc VEED, a, gj:Tr3ff. 
 
 Good man, n. master of a household. ^T^ft, ^^iTft, ^^. 
 
 Good-i.ookinq, a. V. IIand.-ome. g?:?iqT^, g^. 
 
 Good nature, Good temtei!, n. *^^ft^ n. ^jJ^f^TT^ m. ?fR- 
 
 Good natuhed. Good tempeked, a. ^vI^^t, g^ft?^, ^if^l^ft- 
 ?y, ^ftem? pop. ^fTsq'rr, ^tptw, ?mi^|l%, ^f1%T, §f t^. 
 
 G. follou". I^r^ n^l^T or ItJTqf^f. 
 Goodwill, n. w^\f. g^TH^T/. ^Wf. '^\^^^^ n. 
 
 To acquire the g. of. H^f/. ^qR^, qRtff f^^df. 
 
 To lose the g. of. H^f-pT 3fK"Jf, HTT'T^ sjrKUI, 
 
 To preserve the g. of. ^^f. T\^^. 
 Good wife, Good woman, n. ^KW■t\^f■ ^V^^P^fm^^' 
 oft/. ?f5fi?n<Ji/. ^rrsft/. 'm]f. 
 
 GooDLiNESs, n. V. A. ^TRlTq'JIT m. &c. ?n^?f «. rJR^ n. g- 
 
 GoODLT, a. comely, graceful, handsome, Sfc. ^CT, §?T, niTT- 
 'itfT^T, ^TT^TT, 'fnJTTT, 'Ttf^^^TFTT, ^^"TT, g^=tT=T, gJTWTr. 
 
 GooDNTSss, n. V. A. 1. =^\^^^^\ or 'sTFT^qoTTw. =qr^?:qTJiT m. 
 WJ\ m. h^ n. ?Tf^ n. ?I^/. ^Pgq' or ^Tgcf «. 
 
 2 soundness, firmness, vigour, heartiness, plucTc, ^c. — as 
 opposed to rottenness, decrepitude, debility, &c. and as 
 remaining in articles or animals. ^^ m. ^^ n. ^ffef m. 
 \^r^ m. ^\4 n. pop. ift^ and f^f. rf^ n. ^R^ n. ^^- 
 
 ^qr^M. 
 
 3 #?/. W^ n. 5JT?rT/. &o. 
 
 m. ^mf^T «. ^rrg^ftr/. ^tf^r «. 
 5 ?;qT/. ;?q^TT >». 
 
 GOODT, «.— the compellation. sr^TFor 3T^T^/ 3TT^/. «nf/. 
 
 Little g. 5f5?ITf /. m'Am\if. 
 Goose, m. f?ft/. SR^/. 
 
 Cry of the g. cackle. ^■HH|<^ wj. 
 
 night or flock of geese. ^ffTTTt^T/. 
 2 See Fool. 
 Goosebekey, n. ^^ <p^ arrf . 
 
 GOEBELLIED, a. V. POTBELLIED. a^tajToS, 5T5ff, %-qT, Hf^. 
 
 Goebelly, w. v. Potbelly. %t/. ^ m. 
 
 GoEE, n. T. Blood, t^ n. »Tt5%sr T^ m. T?pr^ ^^ «. ^/. 
 
 2 ( of a garment ). ^^ f. 5f^T «i. 
 2b Goee, v. a. pierce with a horn. nm^uT or l^TTRof, f^TT ;). 
 
 JTTW, Hra^'&T or ^RT^'if, >TH^T5rat. 
 Scratch or mark of a goring. WA^X tn. 
 GoEGE, «. V. Theoat. ToST m. qp5 »>. 
 
 2 narrow pass between Mils. UH^f.f%^^?^ for ^«.qfem. 
 
 3 /«/Z wmZ, ghtt. ST'TT^ftiT/.M. q^ »). " 
 
 To Gorge, v. n. v. To Stuef. ^r^ Srcfot, 77?: ^sm, 3T^- 
 ^tir/. ^OT, ?r5ft% ^-^ «. ^T"jf, q^TT »». qrj'if-^q^aT, 'flT- 
 
 To Gorge, v. a. See To Gobble. 2 See To Glut. 
 Gorgeous, a. v. Fine, ^t^^, 3tt^ qT^F, ^»T55*RrtFf , q^q-^?f ^ 
 
 5f5;^ qpa^F, 5r555r^t?T, f5i?5f?rrr, firTr^THT^T, f^i'jfJifT. 
 Goegeousness, n. v. A. *r^^/.v. ^Tif. ^trt/. ^Qtg5E/. ^R.
 
 GOV 
 
 361 
 
 GEA 
 
 GoRGER, n. v.V. N. and Glutton. TTT^^-^qs'^-itc. ^JT'TTTT, 
 
 GoKGET, n. armor for the throat, q^^ n. ^^Jft/. ^S^JTM m. 
 To Gormandize, v. n. \. To Stuff. ?'7^;T-T7T^-^f5-&c. 
 
 GoEMANDizEE, &c. See Glutton, &c. 
 
 GoKT, a. V. BiooDT. ^^5R[ToE, ^^■Rf TT^cJr, ?;^^, 
 
 G03LING, n. I^TRT ^l^ w>. 
 
 Gospel, «. g^rmf/. ^T^Trnf /. ^J^T^tTTR n. 
 
 Gossamer, n. J^^Mi-Ct/. sfHHr^ w. 
 
 Gossip, «. ial/liny person, v. Prater. ^^-Tr, T'TT^JR-^, ^jx- 
 
 Fqr, 5n?T^^T?^T, ^n^^TTTT. ^!jr^?^, nt^^r'<T, ntfr^r^, ncTt, 
 
 2 gadding and tattling female. ^T^H^rpft/- HJ^T^TT'ft/. 
 
 nhriT?/. nfq-qi^/. ff^fsRt =qisr^ ^ift^t/. s^t^hw^vT/. 
 
 3 mere irtf/Ze. nT/. TTH?/. ^^TT «f?TT/. ^iR STTrTT/. ;;Z. 
 Gossip-stand, «. Por this term as signifying s/jo;; of meet- 
 ing of gossips, neics-mongei-s, loungers, aitd of idlers and 
 scamps gencndly, aud as geueric of reading-room, club, 
 lounge, larler's shop, alehouse, village tree, scandal point, 
 and similar designations, are, QfrarST «'• 3T^ m. <P5 m. 
 
 To Gossip, r. n. tattle, v. To Prate. 'FTr/ /•'?• SR% «IT?n'/- 
 
 ;>Z. ^Di-?pfT?saf-5jTS0T-iTRST, "PTHTr/. /^/. JTT^. 
 Got, Gotten,;;, v. V. A. 1. fTFRHr^FJT, ?rqT??5?5T, &c- ?rTT- 
 
 fr^, ^T5r, JTHT, ^^m, ?is'4, 3"'7R;5i^, |7hit?t, 3TrT=>r, ssttit, 
 
 Ill-g. Dishonestly g. ^^T^T, |TnTr^T, STJ^^TPfT^rM^f. 
 
 Well-g. Honestly g. ^551??, I^TFSr^TT, '^T^TTlSicf. 
 GoTHAMiST, n. V. 'Wiseacre. xf^rHT^TT^, ^^Tl^T. 
 Gouge, n. t. Chisel. fq-tpTq-fif ar^^rr arff. 
 To Gouge, v. a. ( si^ ) ^]Z\'^ z^z^ ^K^. 
 Gourd, n. ^h^ m. 
 
 Bitter g. Jp5^3rr m. ^|?T5ft/. jp^^PUTT^ wj. 
 
 Bottle shaped g. Hqr »». H^ft/. aTrSTJw*. 
 
 Toung g. q?;7 »». Some other kinds are q'nT^T, SfiT, 
 cTST^ft, 5TTft^ rt^^ft, (^5?ft, TT^R, T^T o;- q?T. 
 Gourmand, n. t. Glutton. qii<L|i^, ^^Ich'^h, ^^^fr. 
 Gout, n. t. Eheumatism. ErmrPT ot. ^rr^ m.^fq^j^j.^j^w. 
 Gouty, ct. diseased tcith the gout. cTinfl'TT, ^ftT^TTlTST, ?Tfs:T- 
 
 2 of or lelonging to gout. ETRrtTTr^n", ^ftT^fmPTrsfT, ^f^-- 
 To Govern, v. a. (a people, &c.). ^T^ «.-3THS m.--^S{'^-^^ 
 
 m.--^%M:^f.--^^ m.-tti. !p^-=5n^cr'if. 
 
 2 rule, regulate, control. ^q^JTtFT 5^3T-^R:crot, -Jn^CTr, 
 
 ^v^^ or ^trfw, 5i^"iq^»).-5i5T5r?rt-/. 5;[<^Dt-55icrr y. ofo. 
 
 ^\^K^n.-^T^m.-rs{?J\^m.■%!.\^^n.-'(^^^^n.-&c.W.mg■ofo. 
 Governable, «. v. V.2. 3TT^rrraT-^-^"Ft?n"-^T-&e. ^ott- 
 
 Governed, p. v. Y. 2. 31W:%r?T, &c. sttRt?!, i^q'fiTrr, f?iq?r, 
 
 Governess, n. female ruler. Tm^oT/. ^Tf*nft/'o^. ?^T'=ftaT 
 
 /. ^T^^,Tff:^ pop. arfq^FTft'Jr /. ^TRr^r^ftoft/. 
 
 2 female teacher. f^T^PTonfriT/ ^"T^.f^T^r/. S^'^^t/. 
 Government, n. v. A''. 1.— ac/. TJ^n. ■i^^^m. '^^im/. 
 2— ac<. fHqTTVT". f?r^Tm. f?tq-^'JIii. f?j4^0TT/. 3Tra?f«. 
 aT5^TRT==TM. 3T?N'«. aTT^roTw. STRTw-. f^^H?cfw. ^TTTmcTn. 
 — stale. 5f^r^5T?«. SJ^TiT^frft/". 3Tr5:T»». aTl*|'^ivTr»!. 3T1^5i^??». 
 
 I. governing body. ?R^PR«. [fcT^FRJrt. 
 
 II. (as of a district, colony, &c.). HIHcid/. TPTOTot. 3T- 
 III. — in grammar. 3Tf':TWT''«. ^R^". [^t^. 
 
 Governmental, «. ?fT^R^, ?i?^q^K=.«ii g^j-qn^T, ^V-f-Kf-l %- 
 Governor, n. (of a district, of a town, &c.^. ^\7(\^.^^[^. 
 
 The g. sjl^n^wi. /!?. TST^r ^TI^w. 
 2 rzfZer, regulator, S^-c. f^^TTT, f-^^^T^, ^TRf^, m^T, ^Tf^f - 
 
 q--fqxrjT?r-&c. Hp^f, arf ^TTSiT. 
 
 Governorship, n. v. X. 1. ^rfeift/. ^THli/. TPTHft^ltt 
 
 Gowk. See Pool. 
 
 Gown, n. iwman's upper garment, ^'^^\^m. 
 
 2 long robe — gener. WWm. ^\^]m. [Pi^'.m. h. 
 
 GowPEN, n. ^Pc^f^m. pop. 3T^iT3ft/. sff^TS; or afnfTs/. sf^- 
 Ghab. (This is corrupted from i_i I_>* Arabic). 'JTT^/. 
 To Grab, t>. «. v. To Seize. g-'r^TsSr, g-'T^TlTw». qraSr, 
 To Grabble. See To Grope. 2 See To Gkovel. 
 Grace, n. v. Favor, ^tt/ st^^^m. 
 
 Object of g. ^TNT^Sfw. ail^'Hiy. 
 
 To get into one's good graces, 'ff'ifrr 'RRot. 
 
 To get out of one's good graces ^J^^-JTsfr^-H^PT^ 
 3"?lTCTr. 
 
 2 divine favor. -^^^ ^'Tt f. |»<fft SJ'^^m. 
 
 3 divine influence. t=^ ^^7./". t=^T srft?r jf^/. 
 
 4 V. Beauty. ^ft*n"/. ^^f. 3^/. c7T^«T«. ^T/i. 
 
 5 V. Gracefulness, ^^f. g^fr/- 5^^/. 
 
 6 a g. fl virtue, an excellence. ^V^^^n. ^^«. 3T<:^+Kf«. 
 
 7 (? short prayer or praise before or after meal. ^Tr^jTHT 
 
 A "grace before meal" used by Hindus. f%fgw. 
 To Grace, v. a. t. To Adorn. ^^?Tf*T?r ^^ijf, WHT/. ^ot-STT- 
 
 "^, mT^w.-lT^^TW- ^^^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 dignify, honor, Sfc. Mii4Ul|«!.-&c. SOT, jfraT-&c. =Rijf. 
 Graceful, a. v. Beautiful, Handsome, -j^ij?, ^illT, W- 
 
 Gracefully, adv. v. A. ij^ffq-, ft?5T^, ltc5^rft^, ^'ft'^, 
 Gracefulness, n. v. A. ?fiT/- S^ft/. ^^<llO/. 5rR/. ^^ 
 
 f. ^"sCv^^m. ifM<4U[i;«. &c. ^if?r/. ?5rfef5T». FTItl'^^J. 
 Graceless, a. reprobate, abandoned. jcTT'^'TT^ 5FPSc5T, f^^- 
 
 Gracious, a. favorable, condescending, v. Kind. ?)7To5 oroS,
 
 GRA 
 
 362 
 
 GHA 
 
 2 V. Mebciful. 55^75 or a, <^*<N?T, W^^^. 
 GBACIOU8LT, nit'. T. A. 1. ^j'cTH, ^F^lf^i ^HiH<t^<, ?rTT^- 
 
 2 ^, ^^5f^, vtc. 
 
 Gbaciou.-ness,';!. \. A. 1. ?rTTor^TWT»i. ^^/. ?;qT^f%/. ?;- 
 qpF7T?T/«. q^/. arjxT^"!. stfT^"*- ^ni^ni/. 
 
 Geabation, «. onhr^ reijular process by degrees. ST^ipJTOT. 
 5PITOT. *fH+'lf?r/. 3TR^w. 
 
 In regular g. ifJTT^piTT^, q'^TI^nr, '^iK^t. 
 2 «<<"/» q/"(i Sfr/es. "PtW «'• hi<hO /. 
 
 Gbade, n. step, degree. W^f- TTPT «i. ^^H^ we. 
 
 •Gbaiiest, o. ^th^^tt sjhiuim =5T^<'rRT i%5rr 3'<i<uii<i. 
 Gkabiekt, «. 'sr^ f%^ ^hkm' smroT «. 
 
 Gbadual, o. proceeding hy degrees, --h^ii^-^m-^l, ^PH+HMI, 
 
 Gbaduallt, (7(/y. v. A. +M+H1^, ■+MM+H1^ or s^HM^hSf, 
 +H+<\H, 'SPH^T'., rflatrftor. The sense of this word is very 
 idiomatically supplied by the repetition of the present 
 participle as spTit ^PTrtt %3. He did it gradually. ^cT- 
 ^ frf^, ^TcTf ^TRft ^l?5, &c. &e. 
 
 G. and gently, as one is able. ^tt^IT^. 
 
 To Gkadcate, v. a. 3T^T m. j)?.-HFT »«.;;?■ 'Tf5"it-'TT5"'t. 
 2 con/fr a (ffj/cce oj;. r=(t(i"i^f^^ '^.'ff/- ^''if. 
 
 2b Geaduate, 1'. «. ferrrJTfH^ft Tc^t /. fHSsf^irf. 
 
 Gbabuate, n. R^q i r-t^idrit T^ ^mrHotlrflarff ^. 
 
 Geaduated, ^. T. V. A. 1. 3t^T ^fT5^?!T &c. [ Rl4l^dn. 
 
 Geaff, Geait, n. sloot, Sfc. inserted in a tree. ^^v{ n. 
 
 To Geaff, To Geaft, v. a. insert a shoot. ^c5T «. ?5Nui- 
 
 Geaffed, Geafted, a. hearing grafts. ^vcJ^ff^^qij^f^ or tft, 
 G. tree or stock. ^?rT5 n. i^ n. 
 2 produced ly a grafted tree, ^^ift, ^?!;iTT^,"^cr5ft or tft. 
 
 Geaik, n. corn, tn^ pop. '^TR n. ^^\ m. n^ m. 3T=?T »• ^- 
 or M. (^luii'M-il ?«. ?r?^ o;- ?[r?q w. Iho Hindus divide 
 their grains into two classes. — 1st. The Grains 3T5^ 
 ^Ft. ( These are, ni, m., viT^, vST'T'-^^ET, =<ld|U|l, ^f^, ^TT- 
 
 ?rt^, 3^^, ^sftT^ct )• And 2d. the Inferior grains, OTm- 
 ?q- or ^trn^ or q;^ w. (These are, ^^"TTT, ■^\^^., q-ft, 
 ^TFTJft, ^rr^T, ^tn, ^m'?? TJ, JT^, ^pff, ^T^TT,iT?-^t,"TT- 
 ^^, HTft, q7?r, JfTOS, 5^^HFf, ?fT7j^, arofTit )• Note. Some 
 IPandits give lists which differ from the above in a few 
 grains. 
 
 A husked g. %2^T »». [#n^q^. 
 
 Alms of undressed g. ^rTM «. — Person that begs it. 
 
 Awned or bearded g. ^j^qr^ n. 
 
 Broken g. sn^jpjft /. 3TTT^ /. +"!« or :puTK »». 
 
 Dirty ( earth-mingled ) g. irnT^or n. Kl^TT ot. TWCn. 
 
 Early grains — collect. cjhT^T^ n. aTTTTfT «. 
 
 Full and good g. or ears of corn. cfiUI^K. 
 
 G- as just trodden out. j^^ m. pi. 
 
 G. as a premium upon money lent, ^jT^ m. 
 
 G. for consumption of an army. T.^^ f. 
 
 G. ( pulse or corn ) coarsely ground. iTT^T m. 
 
 G. taken to be coarsely ground. 'TTS'T «. 
 
 G. ( or corn) which bursts or breaks readily. fTTS 
 ^mr m. ^^ or ^^m ^MT m. 
 
 Late grains — collect. qfJsqjT'^rp'T n. 
 
 Lending g. at interest. qr^^^^T «. 
 
 Mixed g. ?I^Ff)T OT. 
 
 Parched g. =qf5HT »». (71^ / />?. 
 
 Eeceptacle for g. — general. ^»T5ST ot. (?/?». Jpt'<Toft/. 
 
 Eeceptacle for g. in a wall, fffqn! w. ^f^ «. 
 
 Sack or case for g. Tf?f tn. [ 3TT3 «. 
 
 Soaked or steeped g. 'pTJTPt «t. pi. fir^^roT /. ^^j^ or 
 
 Store of g. tTF'T^^r^ »!. 
 
 Undressed g. ( esp. as given to Brahmans, &c. ). 
 3TT^vr n. ;j^'Fr m. fm\ m. 
 
 TJnhusked g. boiled. y'l-JTI f-jfl- 
 
 To be g.— surfeited, — horse, &c. ^oTT^'if. 
 
 2 single corn. ^HTT m. ^J^OT ?». 
 
 Empty through excessive rain — ears of corn, or a 
 grain. TMfWT. 
 
 Hollow or light g. <:fF5 «• ^\A'\,'Kn. ^%'^f. or tJi 11. 
 or DJ «. Hi<^i «. pqiiqrf?5 jj. J"jft/. 'fFP'ir «. Jr5^ w. — 
 through much rain. 'TT'Jr"Pr?5 n. MluifH^ft/. 
 
 Hollow or light grains. ^CT n. qrtc? «. ^FF?r n. q^^ 
 
 That remains hard after soaking or steeping— grain. 
 
 3 ( of gunpowder, sugar, sand, &c. ). J^ in. JpiT in. ^- 
 TPTTw. [ ''ft/' 
 
 4 ( of wood, &c. ). (^<+| w. ^c »»• wn^fig. f^ n. ifrs- 
 Against the g. fqTFSN", J^f^i^TK. 
 
 Agreement with the g. SHMrTl'^ «. 
 Contrariety to the g.'tif^l'-M n. ^Tfr\r^\|~^ 11. 
 That is with, and against the g. ar^f^PT PrSTT, 
 
 With the g. argf^TTT. 
 
 5 ^ ?5^^ SRT^ 3Ti^. 
 
 6 atom, jot, iota, ^c. v. Bit. spuf m. dim. ^uft/. ^HT/, 
 
 7 grains. 3T% Jpr5%F^ '^k"4|-=jl 'qTiTT m. 
 Geain-celiae, n. ^^ or ^^ n. 
 Geain-dealee, n. g^TTft, ^T^. 
 Geain-paechee, n. 'TSHj^T, ^^^TT^, J^JTTTT, Tl^^rtft, 
 Geam, n. Cicer arietinum. '^^ m. ^TTT m. 
 
 Acid obtained from g.-plants. 3Tf«T/. 
 
 Flour of g. iro?f n. 
 
 Flour of g. boiled and spiced. aToSOT «. 
 
 Flour of g. spiced and fried. ^<*0/. or \ n. 
 
 G. soaked and parched. J.i|ui7 )». ^qq- <F?jot w.^;iZ. 
 
 Green pods of g. parched. ^^foST or |:oJT or g^ wj. 
 
 Green gram plants given to fatten horses. ^Wj f. 
 
 Pod of g. qizr m. [jT'TH^^T, 
 
 GbaUINEAL, GeaMINEOUS, «. J|=| r| !■=■*< I ^rff^, FftTT -Jl I rfl "M , 
 
 Geaminivobous, «. feeding on grass. ^TT^, guil^l'Cl, ^-
 
 GEA. : 
 
 Geammab, n. — the science. oij|+<u| n. ^[is^^TT^ n. 
 Eules of g. ^To^^TraT n. 
 2 — a book on it. i.'qr^f^r^ n. z^^\^i\^^\i^ TO^ n. 
 GEAiniAEiAN, n. ^M\M^i\-i'kM\'b<'J\\i'^M\'h<^i 54|I+<"I+K, 
 
 Mere g. %^75 "I^TT^^'^, ^^W^PTOT. 
 Geammatical, a. relatinij to i/rammar. sirpp^TTTT^r, s^TPROT 
 
 2 according to gramma): sq^RW^?;, °<HI*<u|f%^, ^^^- 
 
 G. accuracy. ?t»^gf^/ 
 G. error. 3T<T^1«^ »»• 
 Geammaticallt, adv. v. A. o-MI'MUITg^TTT, s^FFTWrj^, 
 
 If looked at g. s^rFP^ai^igt^ Tlf^ 3TO?rf. 
 Geanaht, n. store-Jiouse for grain. ^p^T m. <+,|ii|< ?j. dim. 
 
 Subterraneous g. q^T «. — lining of it ( composed of 
 bundles of holcus ). ^RJr m. 
 Gband, a. illustrious, 8fc. T. Geeat. hW, ^fJT, ^T^, i'H^TT- 
 
 2 splendid, magnijicent, Sfc. T. FufE. iTo^', '»J(\i\^\^ 4TR- 
 *(KMr, 5^T^, -iH^.K, tr?}^, r«(<M*iM, Rilf^d, ^^cq-- 
 
 iTPT^op."~^<(tt.4iHR, ^rmt, ^RfT, gTT^, arrfe^f, q^Tfrr, 
 
 3 principal, v. Chief. 5^?7, %^, 3T^'lifq'. 
 Gbanechilb, «. — in male or female line. ^TTrf^S n. ^Jr[^^ 
 
 or HTK5 or HMT^ n. 
 G. of g. fHi)UiHi «. 
 Great g. <1tt^5 o?" 'TUMii <??• quTf^TS n. 
 Geanbdatjqhteb, n. — in male or female line. ?rTcT /. ^Rft- 
 01 /. — son's daughter, qt^ /. — daugliter's daughter. ^- 
 
 Great g. TUTFT or rft or 'tft/. quidlsO/ ^I'TKf/ 
 
 Husband of g. HFT^TT^nT m. 
 GEANDFATnEK, «. — paternal, qr? 3TPTT »«. ^^<^ m. pTrTTfT- 
 ^^.f^^T^tr"*. — paternal ormaternal.3T[^TT»8. — maternal. 
 ^]^ 3TF?n" m. ^MIM^ «J. TTHfTrfT m. 
 
 Brother of g. ^?5cr aTT^TT w. — Ms wife. ^5r?r 3Tr3ft/. 
 
 Compellation for g. 34vf|t)|'. 
 
 G. of g. fJTT'JT^ m. 15 sifqcTTH^ m. 
 
 G. of great g. ^HT ^"1-41 m. 
 
 Grandmother of g. f^TTOT^/. [sj^UHlH^ m. 
 
 Great g.— pat. HUMI m. Sffq^mf »>.— mat. qarin w. 
 
 House of mat. g. 3^7^^; or 3?rffT^ ;j. 
 
 House of g. of g. f^TTtrr^iTcC w- fni^UMiat n. 
 Geajidiiothee,«. — pat. srnTarr^ft/fqTitJT^/.— pat. or mat. 
 3TT^/.— mat. JTT^ 3TF?ft/ HP^TTTft/. 
 
 Great g. — pat. qm^/. irfWHT^/. 
 
 G. ofg. ^qoi^V- 
 Gbandsiee. See Geandfathee. 
 Gbandson, «.— in male or female line, ^w.fTWr m.— son's 
 
 53 GEA 
 
 son. qr^T m. — daughter s son. ^f|^ m. 
 G. of great g. <MI'-KquM m. 
 Grandchild of great g. <mq<qui^f5 or ^ n. 
 
 Wife of g. ?rr?r^/. 
 
 G. of g. rnquiri w. 
 
 Great g. qiT'J »». ^^f^ m. 
 
 Wife of great g. qTJT<T?J^/. 
 Geandee, Ji. nolleman. ^RTR m. 3Tifk »>. ITF^ THisq m. q- 
 
 IT^FF »». ;jRTT^ m. ^"^^^^^ '^^^ "»• 
 Geandeub, Geakdness, n. v. A. 1. Hliqun m. '4Tf\f. '4fTqft 
 
 2 TsqqiiTr 111. ^f. ^^/. ^jr/ ^tr m. XJRTTR w. 
 
 Geange, »j. a farm ivith buildings, i^'c. ^Trf+^^-tl | W§5T ^- 
 
 »ft^ y*1?5l m. 
 Geanite, n. (Tjp ^irft^T ^ns 3Tf^. 
 Geanivobous, ffl. sulsisling on grain. 3?^^^, 3T=5T'?r?fl, 3T- 
 
 ^^ft, arvTJft^, 3TW^, qT^H?^^, ^it^h?^. 
 Geanny, n. V. Geandmothee. 3HMl'm^. 
 To Ghant, v. a. concede, allow, t. To Admit. ^p^-iTT^ ^- 
 ^, ^^^-TRT-Ac. 3T^ot JyJ^/i W or ?5T o/ o. -bJl+K «!.- 
 ^K OT.-&C. :RTJf y. o/ o. 
 2 V. To Give, ^oj, ^r «. q?^, q^ft^ «. :p^_ 
 Geant, m. yi/"/! iy deed, Sfc. ^rfpr ???. «. ^fTtT/ ^TWr «. 
 Deed of g. v. Deed. ^rrTq=>f ?f. W^f. ^TRf^q=^ ?». 
 Torged g. ^^TT^^ n. 
 Grants — compreh. J^riT f!fiT^ «. 
 G. of land, vil^'fli/. r^m^/. 
 
 G. of lands or tenements viewed as a means of sub- 
 sistence. ^TFf^/. 
 
 Holder of a g. i/JlH<^K, ^T^7^. 
 Eesumption of a g. c^riiq^K?.'?-. 
 Tax upon a g. ^Hinq^/. 
 Voucher of a g. f^TTHq^ n. 
 Gbantee, M. ;)e;-«ora to whom a grant is made. J^X^\^T^• 
 
 «TT5mRT, MTriM^trlT. 
 Gbantoe, n. person ivho grants. fHTH ^"TTTT, ^TrfT. 
 Geanulae, Gbanulaet, a. 'i.\'iM\M]. 
 To Geanulate, v. n. — as a healing sore. iTIiotOi, TTRot, 
 
 H5IT^, ^T%^ ^, R)<oi m. ^^. 
 Geanulatiok, n. ( of a sore ). at'TJ »«. f^^ m. 
 
 Medicaments to eifect g. JTi4=|ui k. 
 GeaNule, «. Zi7//e grain or particle. qiTJTT »?. <F^ >«. 'F'T ?/i. 
 jpift/. Jpf&l^r/. 
 
 2 ( of congealed honey, oil, &e.). T^ m.T^f^ 7n.^,^rq]f.pl, 
 Gbanulous, n. v. N. 1. ^^, +un^K. 
 
 2 T^T^E, <^<^K, ^ui-^K. 
 Geape, 11. — the vine. ^^^ pop. ^T?t/. ^T^ft/. — the fruit. 
 ^}^ n. ariTr n. 
 
 Some kinds are, fH^ff ^T?T, q^T, ?rT|^, g^Jcn'fft, 
 
 Black g. Hjrraj ^r?7 «. 
 
 Juice of the g. ^T^TR^T '«. 
 Gbape-shoT; «. ^rS'ft'rteT m.
 
 GBA 
 
 364 
 
 GEA 
 
 "Obapuic, Graphical, a. u-rll Jes>-riled. grTK ^TOHT^r, ^^T- 
 
 o i^ i cm. , ^^krf^ ^f^^<nT, sff^^TO^^n^ti^, ^^^#, 
 
 GnAPIIICALLT, aJv. y. A. 3TlHc|UMM',IT^rT H^-Sm^rf^f^. 
 GbapSEL, n. small anchor. c?r?ft or V.\^^ f. fl'Tjft/. 
 To GBAPPtE, V. a. T. To Seize. ^Trnw, S:fi'=tU"i, R^FIoir. 
 To Gbapple, v. n. contend in close fight. 3^f»l'Jr, ^Isft/.-T^ 
 
 / k^. 
 To Gbasp, v. a. v. To Seize, wffrf -q^rT'+^^r^ iFr-^f fT-IT- 
 
 Tog. at. iTt-'nPt^&c.'TT^or. ^ _^ [5TW. 
 
 Gbasp, Gkaspixo, ?i. V. v.— ffc/!. tnTif «. T^s^ ?i. &c. ^fmr- 
 
 I. reach, power of mind, t. Capacity. 315)1^1 ot. 3T?T^«. 
 3TRq^ «i. 3TTifW?lf^/ 3TT^t^^5Tfq?/ 3Tr^ m. :F=r/. 
 
 II. gripe, power, v. Clutche-s. 5T«r »«. 3TRIR ot. t^H^N 
 
 Geaspixo, (t. t. Geeedt. artTTTft, STTilTToS'jrr. 
 Gbass, n. n=r<T «. ^n^ »»■ FUT m. cTUT or rFT n. The common 
 grasses are, ^^, =fv^T?:or ^^^, ^?T, j^^TTT, ^^, J^T, ^TT, 
 
 %w, ^ii^ or '^, niiTai, nW, nf^T, f^w^'^^ fq^f^rm" or'f^?-- 
 HUMi'i, ^T, rifipr, trrrr, grr, f^^r, Tf^n, ^i or tr, t^^t- 
 
 Jm5T=J, 5^, iT'4t, 'fr'.tT or KTilT, ?I5fT w ^sfT^T, ^mt[- 
 
 Beut g. Agrostis linearis. ^\f-poj). |WT/ ^^/. 
 
 Bits and ends of g. rfOT^f/. 
 
 Blades of young g. "^KWZ n. 
 
 The good grasses. — comjjreh. ?T|cA'Hd n. 
 
 G. fit to be cut. sfnfrsT n^ff n. ^FTTIEr ^TRT »». 
 
 G. sickle. <H<|of|/. 
 
 Green g. as growing on moist patches, f^dlil orijm. 
 
 Implement for grubbing up g. ^p^ n. ^mTJT^M.tTrw. 
 
 Sacrificial g. Poa cynosuroides. ^?T»«. w. S^/io/i. ^TTw. 
 
 Stalk of g. dul^Sl or git oj- cTof;^/. 
 
 Toung and green g. ^V^^f. f^^ n. =^r.f. xm n. 
 
 To become covered with g. — a field, &e. Ji 'lrll'jt. Pf. 
 Gb ASS-CLOTH, m. Tnjvft^NT n. 
 
 Geass-cuttek, n. T^rFf-^rt^T, HHTTqi, qT?n?n'RTT, Mm^ritTT. 
 Geass-hoppee, n. ^^^jim m. rirfcZ m. ?r?pikT or s-qr m.^m. 
 
 Geass-plot, «. iT5rrrr<t-=5rrfi=^t-&c. ^^jz ^tit/. 
 
 GeaSSIHESS, M. T. a. ^WrilolMUII «J. ^UIItilfirirST W. &C. ^- 
 
 Gbasst, a. covered tvith grass. ^cJdMI, J|cH|ci^ ISTfTToET, cmr- 
 
 H^, ^"ii'+r^ui, ^TJTTsptrT, ^ftrnurf^^T, ^iTs^nr. 
 
 Geate, II. frame of bars, n^f^ ^aff/. 
 
 2 ( of a fire place ). iMt^ iTTfT/ 5W%^ 'imf[f. 
 To Geate, «. o. wear Ig rnlling, v. To Sceape. fjRm,qH3[- 
 
 ^ ^^ m. 5FT^. [^ot, <^ < | Ju\ 
 
 To Geate, v. n. make a harsh noise. JRJfrr^, ^s^gnf, ^T- 
 
 2 fig. be irritating. Ent^-^p^^T-Ac. FTFIOT. 
 Geated, a. furnished with a grate. n^k( ^JfTSft^T. 
 Geatepul, a. ihanlcful ^q^Rt, W^<t, fj^H:^^?;^?, ^^cTfT, 
 
 2 V. Ageeeable. iTra, g^si5, g^^, g^Tqff , S.^^TnTT. 
 
 QeaTEFULLT, adv. Y. A. 1. g^^R TTI^^f.^^yijy^.^^j^^.;^^;. 
 
 Gbatefulness, n. v. A. 1. and Geatitude. f^=nT^S?rT?ft /. 
 
 ^^r\\f. TT^TTfTrrr/. 
 
 2 "Tist/ t^^rT n. g^f^^f=r «. 
 Geatee, n. coarse scraper, f^fioff /. 
 Gbatiiication, n. t. V. 1.— ac/. ^%q=r6t ?i. &c. ^ffftqiJi n. 
 
 ^^"rfr^T n.— state. ^nPT »•• ^3'STI/. 
 
 2— crc^ g^$r n. ^^^^ n. ?i?N>JI «. 
 
 I. o g. a recompense, v. Eewaed. ^T^/. Tlfwf^n. 
 
 II. See Pleasuee. 
 
 Geatified, p. Y. V. 1. 5HdlN=J«c4r, &c. ?f(ftf^, ^J"?. 
 To be g. ^f^frrJr. 
 
 2 ^TcT^FJT, %1^?^, &c. ^?tf<cf. 
 Geatitier, «. GEATirTixo,2'. a. y. V. 1. ^FnTspTRT, ^frfPT 
 
 ^TOTRT-^'TTTT, &c. ^f^R^FR^, g^lT^. 
 To Geatift, v. a. delight., y. To Please. ^ffftT^l'jf, H^p^rw. 
 
 ^F^uf y. o/o. ?f?fn!TH!. ^, g^T-^'2-?i?frPr?r-&e. ^ftot. 
 
 2 indulge., v. To Satisfy. qTcTot, 'jaT-?rH-&c. ^KJ^of, %^, 
 
 ?f?fW, ^rt'faT«.-&C. ^RCTT y. pfo. 
 
 Geating, n. harsh sound. ^.V^.xf. — intern. WiX^XZm. ^5^- 
 
 5T^»». WMm. WJ^>"- W.WXZin. 
 
 2 or Geatings; matter grated, ^'^m. 
 Grating, a. harsh sounding. «F^^T, ^ofqpr, ^Fuf^psfr. 
 Geatixglt, a(7y. M!ii7j a grating noise. ^5^5 or sf iniens. 
 
 ^jisms, ^tRt. 
 
 Gratis, adv. for nothing. 5^, 5+'i'=(lft, 5^^, 'P^HT'?;-!?'^ or 
 
 Gratitude, «. thunkfidness, S[c. ^d4-+K?JTTW«. ^'T^IT^iT^/. 
 
 Geatuitous, o. cos//wr/ oto;"/; /«y. ^q;?:=qT, J'jKT'^r, W^T or 
 
 Geatuitouslt. adv. y. Geatis. i^^^, %%'Zmf[. 
 GTiATViTY.jn. present. sf^fRTM. HlRrTiR^w. ^PT^RTw. |^?rRT«. 
 To Geatulate, &c. See To Congratulate, &c. 
 Graye, a. solemn, serious, soler. T'lftr, I'jft'JMHh-ir, ^T^^, 
 
 iR^ or TT^ or ^jir, n*ft?:H?R^, ?ff^, tft^, 5m?vr^ 
 
 2 See Weighty. 
 
 3 — of sounds, not acute. gcT. 
 
 Geaye, n. sTFrr^ft TR/. ^?rr5ff ^TSTOT. 5r?r|5«. ^tspttit/. 
 
 To be brought to the brink of the g. ^TTS-iff^^ Wl^- 
 
 To Geaye, v. a. carve, ^t^, ^'Jf. 
 Geaye-clothes, «. VdcJ^jj. ^^nr^w. 
 Geayel, «. q^qp^/n. ?Tr/. 'i^\m. Jjmm. ^vsf. ^^t/ ^T^r/. 
 Heap of g. ?^5T?». 
 2— the disease. f^^Wn. W^hf- ^^^f\f. f%^PTr/. 
 Geayelly, a. V. N. 't'tJ'T, \^m^., ^IspCT^TRr, ^im, ^TFRt^r. 
 Geayelt, adv. y. A. 1. qHRtftiTRf, H<--hMHmM' , if'ft^'^, 
 
 GEAYEN,_p. Y. V. :ffR^F5T,&C. ^IJRR,
 
 GRE 
 
 36!: 
 
 GT^E 
 
 Qeaveness, Geavitt, n. v. A. nH^qoTrm. irfft^n. n'*ft^<TT 
 /. *r?^/. 'T^TTOTTOT. ^^K^f. 
 
 I. Jieavitics-'!, \. Weigut. TRhi. HR^". '|R»1Im. n^^rt. 
 vJTTl^lra. HRHR;*!. 
 
 II. See Geatitatio:^. 
 Geatib. See Peegnant. 
 To Geavitate, v. 11. ifiul to the centre. T^^W^^n. qT=r5t, "T- 
 
 ^^F^??"? |tot, Trt-TrrrfH^rtaT w.-'T«)Tf^fi'T?r».-%?Tf'TOT'JT".- 
 
 Gea-vitation, n. v. V. n^FSTFP't'Jr'J. 'J+t'-T^ H '+.TT«TTf'T¥?TJr«. 
 Geavt, a. juice of dressed oneat. \^^;^^n. ^^M\^TMm. 
 Geat, a. dirty ichite. qj^TTr, ^f?, ^W^, f^f^. 
 Iron-g. cp^^r. 
 2 — the eye. %Tr or 5^rr., 
 3 — hair, s^^r, ^RI, fpf^^F. 
 To get g. T^ut. 
 Geat-eyed, a. \^^ 
 Geat-headed, "Tf5=^%m=qT, fq^F^T ^nr^TT, ?;^ft %nr=qT. 
 
 Grat-haieed, a. 'T£p%n, lf^?r. 
 
 Geatness, n. T. A. 1. ^pq^nrr m. ^PB^qwr ot. &c. [ of. 
 
 To Geaze, v. a. ( cattle ). =5TnTJf, -^diun^R-^^nTtfft^r 'i|lrf.<J~i-%=r- 
 
 2 r(?se. q^ROT, qHcr?:oT, qTO?:0T, =qiZ^, =ER^CTr, ^FJRof, 
 
 ^0 Geaze, «>. n. — cattle. =sRot. 
 Geazed, p. T. V. A. 2. q^^S^sr, &c. 
 To be g. <<H<-M'iui, qTO?:>jf. 
 
 JT^r ( in coinp. ), THT ( in couip. ), qTR, aTfrr^Tq". 
 A g. deal. See Much. 
 
 3 important, ivei/jhly. ^T'rJT, HRt, H^r ( in comi). ), q^- 
 
 4 o/ /(j^/j ranJc, nolle, illustrious, exalted, grand, mijlify, 
 
 ^, ^V, rr^'^'t, ?f^q'?r, ?r^riT^, srrrrrt, jt^tr^pt, sTrrrT^Tr- 
 
 Bt, 3TT?r, 55I-T, 3T?Tr':TR'Jr, 5TT^T, ^?rf .^, TT^HTRq" ( iu 
 notes and writings ). 
 
 A g. man. HHTM^T n. IT^^ m. mx^W. m. f^ n. 
 
 #i: m. sirf^ /. 
 
 Contest with the g. ^JT'4^'d^ /. [ ?7T m. 
 
 Connection ( interest ) with the g. irf^?JT m. tPT^rf^T- 
 
 Dependent on the g. iT|<^«nT. 
 
 The g. sfe^^ «J. 2?^. ifn;f5np »J. pi. 
 
 The g. and small, rich and poor, high and low. ^^- 
 TT^TT?^ m. pi. p;^RI'4R, c7^^r% m. pi. jjtST ^TRT. 
 
 To become a g. man. ■Rt'ST^T^T. 
 
 To play the g. man. ifST^/.-qft^TT m. fFpot, ^^IR- 
 ^ /■ fjR^'jf-iTfsat.^^ijf. [Kt=ETT. 
 
 5 splendid, magnijiccnt, grand. iflST, ^'Hdl, ^TRTJR, 3T- 
 G familiar, tliicJc, v. I^^tiitate. ?r?5'ft^, %^iTwt=Jn'. 
 
 7 hard.^ grievous. ^ q^st^T, J^T^^. 
 
 8 S-ee Peegnanx. 
 Geeat, 71. See Geoss, Lump, 
 
 By the g. S'^ decl. 
 Geaziee, n. feeder, S,'c. of cattle. nt^TRtfTRT, ^^, JTT^^T, jj Geeatee, «. 3Tf^'T? jft5r-'4R-&c. 5!|R?!T, B^, arf^T^, f^lilT. 
 
 Geazieet, Geazisg, n. 5CR?nrrsr5!; /. TT^Tlr^ «. 
 
 G. of cattle at night. ^■^J^ m. 
 Geease, It. '^T:^ f. irnjfOT «. ^WZ n. ^^ m. [ JT «». 
 
 2 — as adhering to lamps, oil vessels, &c. ^WfZ n. f^HJ- 
 
 To be smeared with this g. HU|'+-'l^. 
 3 ( for axles ). affniT n. 
 4 — disease in the hor.se. ifst /• 
 21> Geease, v. a. =5Rifr/.-&c. sr^T^I, JTRTof, Jcig^n^oT, 5^;- 
 
 jssT^T'Jf, ^^j5ftfr-fK3fH5ft?r-&c. ^:m. 
 
 2 (axles, &c.). CflRW, 3TFT0T «. ^JROT-qTFJ'Jf. 
 Geeasi>t:ss, «. T. A. 1. arr^T^ n. ^5!;^/. inlcns. ^7.^^pj:\zm. 
 
 2 -^at^^tfrtfun- n. TfOT^i^^qWT »»• &c. fiTKJftS!;/ intens. fir- 
 
 afR^oTR: «. [f??F^. 
 
 Geeast, a. oily, fat. ^^FOT, f^+uwd, f^E^sTtrr, ?r?!rr, %?;^, 
 
 G. or unctuous article of food. ainRw. [ rfPj^jJT. 
 
 2 smeared with g. ^foEW^tcT, fHoSfiToftrr, ^TT^I?:, Htrr^pr, 
 To 'be or become g. ^cA^ocnf. 
 
 Geeat, a. v. Laeoe. JTRTT, ifR, '4Rt5T, IT^PT ( IT^ /. J^. 
 <T n. ), T^ ( in comp. ), r^^ or 55, n^, ^^. 
 As g. ^cTCT, nd<i+l. 
 How g. \'-ii\. 
 So g. FT^RT, i%?i^. 
 So g. ^^^, jpPFT. 
 
 3 o/a high degree; high, much, intense, cj-c. iTrST, mft, 
 
 Greatest, «. ^^rrf^r or ^fw^\ ^\Z^-■AK-&c. 37^3. 
 Geeatlt, adv. in a great degree, T. Veey. tpR, ^i;^^, arfrT, 
 
 2 See Nobly. 
 Geeatness, 11. V. A. ifrsT'JrT M. 'T^ «. Tf^ m. ^^^]^ 
 
 n. ^4T?5?rT/. ^'it'T?^ n. ^^^ n. 
 
 2 Hii4Uir m. JTRtT'iTT «'• 
 
 3 ifWT'Jn" w. TTTtT'TT ««. 
 
 4 ms^TT m. '-qrwrr »i. 'ifR^/. '4Rt / '<?RTf /. '<TI<ci+t 
 /. ^5^q m. JTr^RJ^ «. sftHfTt/. Hlr-.^(1/. sj^TcT/. ftT^ 
 OT.;w;).^^H?T «• iTf^iTT m-f HffTT/. H^/. Sf^T^ »}. H- 
 
 Geeaves, n. armour for the legs. '^s^=30^ n. 
 
 Geeed, Geeediness, n. t. A. 1. ?jrT^r?T<rrT m. 3T'-TRff7'JfT nt. 
 
 &c. WWf ^Rftl/. ^r^ST^/. ^^mf 
 
 2 FJTH OT. #^ m. f^H or f^fRf /. ^T^^^/. ^^f^^f ^. 
 
 ST^OTT ?«. flr^TUir m. aT^r'TTTOTT fn. &c. 
 Geeedily, adv. v. A. 1. ^^^T, MI^Mi^^, ^Rt^l^l. 
 
 2 fTttt^, FJTH^^^r, ?frH^€tr, jfrHHT^rr^. 
 
 Geeedy, a. raccnous, voracious, v. Gluttoxous. <hi<^1S, 3T- 
 
 tTRff, ar-^Tfl", aryrpft, ^r^fsn?^. 
 
 2 vehemently desirous, v. COTETOTTS. fJT'ft, ?5tfH'?, ^- 
 
 Geeeey-eye, o. Y. Covetous. arr^TT^, armioiTrf. 
 Geeen, a. f^^f remiss. f^T^Z greenish, |ftfT.
 
 GET 
 
 366 
 
 GUI 
 
 Dark g. f^nTniTT, f^Tm^TR. 
 
 01 ft pea-grccn, or darkish p. fqgrsr. [f^ST. 
 
 2— of plants; fuccvlent, taj'jy. CflltTT, ^fl^f^T, ^T^, 'CHTS, 
 
 G. footl ( gross, leaves, &c. ) lor cattle, afljy n. 3Tt- 
 
 G. grass, g. corn, g. crops. f?iaj «. FiTotSTT/. 
 3— of wood, «o/(/rj^. f^T^, 3T13T, 3Tm wfTrlT, ^^7, q- 
 
 jf^rrr, r=Ej«R, arr?. 
 
 G. stickg, logs, or billets. 5^r?J7 or ^W-^^ f. 
 4 roir, unripe, unprepared, lit. fig. f^«TT, f^^^ST, f^i^l'H', 
 
 CitE.v. n.— the culor. f^^TT ^T m. ^fTrt^ w. 
 
 12 grassij flain. 3fr?I^T/. nsHTTf «./. ^IStR:/. f^^ n. 
 
 3 greens. HT^ft/. TT^t ^^ "»• 
 
 Greens and roots, rude fare. 3TIc^T TTr^T m. 3n^ ^TTSJ 
 «. ?T5 TTrH »>. 
 
 G. kept cropped. ^^Tl^'^/. 
 
 4 verdure, f^^cjii/. ^^^f^/. qtsj^TS:/. ^I^T^'^/. 
 Gbeex geoceb, ». HTct^sr^^TT, ^Prat, j^n- 
 Geeen-Dobs, n. rair, inexperienced person. ^^, ST^TTT, 3T- 
 
 Geeex uorsE, 71. qn^r grs Tra^TT^firrf %c^ q^ n. 
 Green maeket, n. nioidTrf/. ttToJ^ot. ^5?/- 
 Gbeeksess, 71. V. A. 1. f^^TOTT m. ^spjft/. 
 
 2 T^Jf^qon m. cST?iqm m.-&c. 4^^^f. aftjrTSTT w. 
 
 3 f^rinuiT m. CHT^quTT m. S'TOTROTT ?)!. 3hV>NT m, 
 
 Gkeen i:oom, 71. ^^x!q n. ^^'£^^w^ f. 
 
 To Geeet, f. a. V. To Saute. ^JT^^TR m.■i\^\\^ »i.-^?rr»T 
 
 To Gbeex. v. 11. See To Weep. 
 
 Gr.EEi:>-o. Sec Salutation. [^;?IW?%T- 
 
 Grecabiovs, a. yo.ny in y?ocJ«. 3i>icp^, ^'q^r, ?iH^=qT, 
 
 GnENADE, n. — the missile. 31HR m. n. ^^^ in. f|^Dl^ n. 
 
 Gbey. See Geay. 
 
 GrEV-uouNB, n. f^l^FTft f^=sft t^^ ^JTTcf arff . 
 
 Geiddle, «. girdle or p] ate for laMnrj. rl^T 7«. 
 
 Geidieon, «. HRT JTT^JniTrt ^ ^r«TH »it|. 
 
 Geief, «. sorrow, v. Aepliction. |:^71. ^^ttj. 5[TFP>n. ^<g< 
 /. HHWIM m. 
 
 2 cauie of sorrow. Ji^jf «. |^rw +,|<U| w. 
 GniEVASCF, n. cause of grief . §:?f «. I^Kt it^/. |:^ 
 
 X'nrft 'Tre/. ^'^?: «. aif^t"? «. |:frm? «. ^^ n. 
 To GiLi^\E, V. a. dis/ress^ pain, v. To Afflict. |;^ «.-^^ 
 
 m.-&c. kii, ^.^-f^^-iHfft-&c. ^ot, I^^CT or I^T^iif, 
 
 To be grieved. I^Rot, |:^-^5T-&c. ^or. 
 To Geieve, v. n. sorrow. ?5or, Z:^ «.-^? »i.-5[l?:F »!.-&c. ^- 
 
 To g. excessively, qm m. -^^reof. 
 To g. over. ?i^ m. RT^of y. r/o. 
 2 ( for a person or thing lost or gone ), y. To Tbex. =3- 
 
 TjnJf , TfilS 771. qiffsreof, sre^ or 3TOTT 771. «R^ ^- o/ o. 
 
 J15F5JT or T^PoET 771. tR^-^FT^ g. of o. "^V^^., ^^T m. irJT 
 
 ^. o/o. or, imersely.^ f^iof y. o/'o. 
 Gbieved, o. v. SoEEOwruL. |:^, f^5r, f^'ftf, %^^. 
 Geieveb, 71. GEiEviNG.i). 0. \. V. A. |:^ ^<mTT, |:^q, 5:- 
 
 v. V. N. ^<irRT, &C. |:^, |:f^rT, %^, %f?rf, f^rl^, f- 
 
 Gbieyino, 71. V. Y. A.— act. 5:^ ^^ 71. &c. Si^STNiT n. 
 T. V. N. T^OT n. l^f V. q, %5 ttj. ^T^ 7?j. 
 
 2 gtg^-/ 'E'^/- f^/- 1'^?/ ^'3^:?r/. sT^RT 7K. 
 
 Geievous, «. painful, lurdinnome, v. Afflictive. v?5, :j;^- 
 
 or, ar^i^^, TTfr, ^^, ^t^i. |:^:ptt^, ^^^, ^■'^^^■. &c, 
 
 ??^?T, 5;^, ^^^J^^, ^^^, etc. 
 
 To feel g. 3T=T^-^5-«S;c. ^\Z^ in. con. 
 2 — of faults, &c. HTft, JTI^T, ^?^, T^ ( in comp. ). 
 3 — of complaints. 3Tf?I|?jTT'^, ^W^^ST^fT. 
 Geietouskess, n. v. A. 1. wt^'^m m. ^^^V^^ m. HlftT- 
 
 UTT 771. &c. ^:^rn"/. >rR^ «. 
 Geiffin, w. v. Geeen-hoen. ?t^, ^ctt arfejiT. 
 To Geiu, v.a. Iroil. 'TT^'jf, HT^oi m.-T^T «.-*TT^?l^ m. ^fRW 
 
 y. 0/0. 
 Geill, 71. c. grilled article or dish. »TTvT'T n. 'HT^iJi «. ^TM- 
 
 ^ n. MM'rlMr ^^4 »«• 
 Geilled, iJ. "f . T. TT^FJ^T, 'TT^Jpr, HT^^, H1%T, ^Ti?. 
 Geilling, n. V. V. — art. *n^5T^ 7i. H^ i^o^. HI^iJI 7^.TT^- 
 
 ^ 72. in^o]<p/. 
 Geim, Geim-faced, a. fierce looTcing, ill-lookitig. vpTJp^T- 
 
 ST^, ^T^r^ir iT^^, ^■^T, 3^15^7, 3^^, ^^^^, ^F.^' 
 
 Geimace, «. icryface. Tn^3%"?T/. ^rtfsft/. f^=5r^Bt/. 
 
 To make grimaces. cfi^rqr/.i'^^snJq-T/i'^.-WsraDt 77.- 
 
 feTSJ^qT or q^^?q-T/./'Z.-5rH^q=5I^^r/;'^--&c. ^^qot. 
 Geisie, ?j. deeply insinuated dirt. ^Z n. J^Zf. 'fiZ m. ^iTZm, 
 
 fsp^'JT n. W.W^ m. 
 To Geisie, v. a. r. N. f^^^pJf, ^PT^ur, ^FCtJWf. 
 
 To be grimed. f+,4'ir, ^TJ^, ^3"^. 
 Geimlt, </(f». T. A. ^^rST^, 3TTg^^, &c. ;j?T5?r ^i^T, etc. 
 Gbimness, m. T. a. tliSNT 3T7^'TT77i.-&c.5lTH^?rT/.2^#iT7j, 
 Geimt, o. t. N. f^?:?7^T, T?^^. 
 To Gein, ?j. 71. ^tFT J)i.2>l. fq^^'Jf-^FT^-^R^qrnf or f^^=J-H- 
 
 /. pi. ^\^ ^FTJni-^m^iot, %?T^tw ^qr. 
 
 Gein, Geisiv-ino, 11. V. Y.—act. ^trf f^T^^.^t n. &c. ^frf f^- 
 
 To Geind, v. a. ^2^, fn^ot, TOOT or q'^ot, ^OT M.-^T «.- 
 ZF,^ 7i.-^qai 71. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 — coarsely. ir:5^, mt^\ or q^S"^, =e?T5^, tj^l^ui. 
 Grain, &c. taken to be coarsely ground. *R3'T n. 
 
 3 57^6 upon a stone, iliafji. 
 
 4 sharpen vpon a stone. ^^?r=IT qraofr-fJT«r3T-<TT^^. 
 Grinding vvheel(for knives, scissors, &c.) ^R^ o?" ^i^f. 
 
 5 chew, =E{Rf^, ^^I'^if, =5?^'JI n, ^FW y- o/o.
 
 GEO 367 
 
 6. V. To Oppeess. q7"r!Tf?r-^<+ir|->S:e. qr^ot. 
 
 7 (the teetli ) qj^-^nf^^. 
 GEiursTONE, n. ^^FT/. ^TTOT m. 
 Grinder, n. y. V. 1. ^^JiiTRT, &c. icAui+O, ^3;^, ^^TT, ^- 
 
 I. lach-tooth. ^/. [^Tir w. 
 
 Geindino, «. v. V. 1. ^35^ n- &c. ^oJut «. 55;? ». ^^ n. 
 
 G. and pouuding, — comjjrch. ^5ET^f?T o'' ^fjT^^lT n. 
 
 Mill for g. ^t?r n. 
 
 Price or cost of g. ^aorr^sr/. q^lf /. ^^"T ?J. f^^'Jriq- 
 
 2 JTT^ «. &c. TTIOT «• =5fT5H^/. 
 Noise of rough g. 5TT3T »»■ mn] m. 
 3 STTTW M. ^TROT «. »Tc5?T ». I^H^^T n. 
 Geinnee, n. Geinking, ;). a. v. V. ^f?T ^TO'^i^ ^f^mRT, ^m 
 
 f^'l+uiKI, &c. ^frd^^^^T, ?t?iqn^qT. 
 GrinNISOLT, (7(7y. 5f?T 1^=^^, ^PT^TT^, f%^?ft?r. 
 To Geipe, v. a. grafsp, ij'f. v. To Seize. H^lfT- +^j-Mm-f^- 
 
 ^T€fcf-&e. KiTijf, ^m^ q'^Pi'Jf, gr^i'?, ^frqrs'Jt. 
 
 2 holdfast. q^-q2;q^-&c. qriif. 
 
 3 ( the bowels ). 'TRfn JTIT m.-f^W' f--\JfM.-&c..W^. 
 Geipe, Geipikq, t. V. 1. — act. v^iir ?j. &c. ^frsnTT »M'.qT?5, 
 
 JTR, ^^T^T n. CRTS/, f^^ or ^mpftfiT^'^/ f^^Rt/. 
 
 I. ( of an opponent in argument ). f^^:\t[ or f^spRt/. 
 
 II. grasp, power, v. Clutches. 5T^ «». 3TT^TR m. arqt- 
 
 III. gripes; coZiV. ^TfT M.^rfrST m. "TR pT>jf w. qR|^/ 
 To have the gripes. TPrf^ HT5^-HT?^ qof jj. imper. 
 
 ^K m. pi. f^^ iM. con. [^'^^4 n. 
 
 Geisliness, n. t. A. aH+iiotMuil m. f^+<|o!,quir ??j. 3'?7?rT/. 
 Geislt, a. hideous, frightful, v. Feaeful. 3T+XI'5'', f^'Ti^Ta;, 
 
 Geist, n. corn to he ground. ^tJr n. ^^n. HT5'^ w.^^TT »». 
 qTWt/.^^T^ n. STRTOT. 
 
 To pour in g. f^. [n. ^Pi^ n. 
 
 Geistle, n. cartilage. ^5?/. mnrrrfFtT n. M^^ «.#T^rft4T 
 GeISTLT, a. V. N. rT^orrf^'iPT^, r1.>-.0T|iT'tf?^q-. 
 Geit, n. ( of meal ). -HXl m. iTTfT m. ^^r ?». W'^^^f.ph 
 A g. ^^ m. rTff «. 
 
 Hui?ks and grits iu meal. =qi;5 «. ^t'ST »«• 
 2 sand, rough particles. T^f. ^^TS «. XW[ m. 
 A g. ?r%n or ?r1%TT ««. 
 Geittiness, «. V. A. "^^q^iIT »». iJ^ToE m. &c. (+.^r+-=JldT- 
 
 OTT w. &c. :p^ /. 
 Gbittt, a. having grit. ^?:, rJ^ToJ, '^q^, ^^qj^?f^ ^=^%- 
 
 Geizzle, n. mixture of white and llacTc. ^*A\i*\m. +,^<Kn»M. 
 Grizzled, Geizzlt, o. turning grey. ^FTST, +.|QtlHtJn, q^- 
 
 TT, 'J^BT, 'TTTT. [?ifijt. 
 
 To Geoan, v. n. ^F^, f '<TW, f^o!,--lui or f^^^.^.^ W^-, T" 
 Geoan, Geoa>-ing, 11. T. V. jp?^ n. sp'trot «. fiioSSTof w. &c. 
 
 :p?|rt. f5=^/. fir?5?oft/. f^?^OT. ^T^/. \\M\^\m. 
 
 GHO 
 
 Gboaner, ?J. Geoanino,^. a. v. V. ^^^gfRT, «fcc. Rag<< r, 
 
 Geoat, 7j.yo«r^e;ice. >T5r ?/s. 
 
 Geocee, «. «eZ/fr of grocery. Thrift, f^,M"J^I, 'TT'Jft. 
 
 Green g. iTT^SJr r=(^Ml, «IFT^Fr, +■-^^1 or j^^ITT. 
 Geoceet, Geocre's ware, n. sugars, spices, tj-c. I^TT'TT m. 
 
 Geoin, n. Kist^r flt'^r m. ^IJ^^fq- »i. gr^tFFS M. ni^ 3TfT «. 
 
 sn^ftT »)./. -jm^rt'^r m. ^■■^^ m. ^FMftr ?«. ^^^ «. U- 
 
 Geoom, m. attendant on a horse. q'ra^TT, HT^R or jfn=rT- 
 ^rr, H'^ m. ^RT^, qit^ri^r fs/J. of Europeans. 
 
 Business of a g. '^'\'\f. HM^iO/. ^r^T^/. 
 2 See Seevant. 3 See Beidegeooh. 
 
 To Groom, v. a. y. N. 1. -^ I +;<1 /.-KT^ ?T/ -?JRRr w. ^T^ y. 
 0/0. Tre/. 5^-=^T^y. of 0. [ HR!: w. 
 
 Lip-rope used iu grooming. ^l^loTl or 3K11|oft/. "pT- 
 Geoove, w. channel or hollow cut ly a tool. ^Mufl f. ^^- 
 
 oft/. q^R^t/. yN"! or tjft/. ^^qrr M. 
 
 A sliding or running g. 3T^RT «. f^KuR /. 
 To Geoove, v. a. t. N. ^<Tr;p)ft/.-&c. qRof-"Tr5ai-^3T5W. 
 
 A grooving plane. ^=SRT m. fwftf^/. f^R^T:/. 
 Geoove-slip, n. ^i^or «. 
 
 To Gbope, t'. n. fed along, feel about. =iTf=5rq5ST, ^t^TTwr 0;" 
 =qtT5r>jf, ^fTOT, =5TfTrT-^Nq5!^-=qf=q^T^-^tc. ^ITT-TT^'H- 
 &c. XV^^. 
 Geopdjglt, ado. =5ft"Trf, =srHH^<i, ^t^Trf. 
 Geoss, n. the lull; the mass, the lump. 'RTRf/. Jt^TTH/. 
 ?r^iTrr5 m. il + ^HT/. 
 
 In the g. By the g. t. Lump, st^ or ^^FOTJ, ?r^^ or 
 ?m?:, w^?T^T?5t, "(^T^iT, g'^ (?ecZ. 3%. 
 
 2 numler of twelve dozen. '^\^\^ !5^?J5qT/. pZ. 
 Geoss, o. coarse, rough, thick, ^c. v. Coaese. jft^, HRT^- 
 2T, ?'<Jr!:, T^rra', 'RTHr, ^?5, ^, ^miT. 
 
 2 (^en«e, «o< refined, ^c. ^*J?5, ^Jf?. 
 
 3 enormous, great.^ Sfc. — of faults, &c. TTTt, ifw, 'T^, 
 H^ ( in comp. ), "^VWl ^'^\. 
 
 4 dull. ?ir=5, ^'<J?7^, ^'<{f5Kf?r. 
 
 5 indelicate, obscene, vulgar, cj'c. -'fl^^^ RH+.-i, foT^q^vT, 
 ^IH.c*, ^T^H, ff??r?f, ar^TF^. [ T, STSt^F;. 
 
 6 palpable, great, — ignorance, &c. iTT^, f^firS, JTrT, ^I- 
 
 7 tt7ioZc. sp^, ar^. 
 Geossness, 11. V. A. 1. i^TSRTJTT VI. '>^^\\^^\\ m. Ui^woTT ?«. 
 
 ?%j?I?^ n. ?'4T?'T «. 
 
 3 JTTfrqTiTT m. JTr^qTJTT «;. &c. 
 
 4 ?'f?^T/. ^'t^^^Tjf^/- r<T?5Hf?T/. 
 
 Grotesque, ff. o/(r/W or whimsical figure. %ITf^T, %5Tf^- 
 
 qRT, %*{S, 3T<?€^, f=r'7:?T0T, sT^^fH. 
 Geotesquesess, t. a. ^f^^q'JTr m. kc. "JTT^^/. 
 Geotto, Geot, n. v. Gate. 'T^T/. n^^ «. 
 GeODHD, /). Y. V. 1. ^^rTT, &C. ^ferT, =^I^, •^^iJl's'iri.
 
 GRO 
 
 3G8 
 
 GEO 
 
 (.;lolm), ». gy/. HfiT/ 3nft^/. iRuft/. trr^ft/. 
 
 Along tlie g. ^s'*i<H?. 
 
 An nbaiidoncd or waste piece of g. ?^Tr«lT »». 
 
 O. obtniucd from the sea. ^jHT/. 77TTT n /. 
 
 G. saturateil with moisture. S'TotSfT/. ^7.^ZJ m. 
 
 Ilolv g. S^^H/ ^trq-Hf>T/. qinT?^=5r ;i. 
 
 Level g. W\VC[J. ^H'tT^'i. Ff^TT"!. ^mnffT/. 
 
 Low g. ^«rFT«i. 
 
 Eisiug g. T^<I7T'». :J^Ro!T'n. -j-qisn. 
 
 OQ"or free from the g. — a weight under raising. ^- 
 
 To gain g. V. To Abvjlsce. ?R1!ft/-^?ftm^/.-;5RHlX 
 /.-<tc. ^m^. o/j. 
 
 To run aground. riol|y-^tH-&c. tTTT^. 
 
 To lo3o g. See To Dec like. 
 
 To shift or leave one's Q.fg. TJHn. ^^M-'^\z^^ TTT^ 
 n.-^'3\ g.ofs. 
 2 — esp. with reference to agriculture, v. Land. ^FTofl'/. 
 
 Black g. ^FTat^Tft^/. ^PToISR: ^f(\^ f. 
 
 Dry. g. g. without moisture. fH^Tol/. [^V^V^. 
 
 liaised by the moisture of the g. a^fciMI, f^TTMl', f^- 
 3 land occupied, v. Field, Ekci.osuee. \Xr^ii. 
 
 Grounds — compreh. allJieUs and enclosures, ^c. ^- 
 »fH^»1?.lwi. ^?I5n^/. ^IFHTrrw. ^iFTTm". \sxm. 
 
 4JlooT. virfFT/. ^^/. 55-/. ^{^n. po2).r[7.m. ^'?Rm. q^- 
 
 On the g. jf^. 
 
 5 (of an encampment, &c.). rfoSm. 
 
 To break g. siT<Tpr or gfqiR'iTHn. ^nr_ [ ^^m. 
 
 6 (of a picture, a garment, &c.). ^jft?T/. ^Tfir/. irf /. 
 
 7 foundalion.Jootinj, uwrant, authority, SjC. v^nT/. ^T'TT 
 
 w. ■fe?;r'jr«. ■fe^mrw. sttt or -tfRTw. sft^T". I5/M. ?5ft?». 
 
 ^^i^^V^n. qjT^n. P^rw. aTTfeTTfrn. 3Tr«nT«i. i^^n. 'k^tHm. 
 
 Having g.— a story, &c. fepTura^. 
 ^ place of action. See Field. 
 
 grounds; v. DnEGs. nrsrwi.nToFfiTaSm. ^t^Tm. ^m. 
 3b GiiOUXD, V. a. lay or set on tlie ground. 1T?%T-&c. %Sf OT- 
 
 2 found. 3TT'<:Tn"Jn.-3TT=iT^»».-&e. tTT'fr-^-^tn^-&c. 3TT'4T- 
 ^-3TT*.T^-3TT^Tm5T^TT-&C. :F';af-?TtqDt-ic. 
 
 3 settle in first principles. H?jq-*lf?r "TsgT ^Tof, iJ~JrRcr;:fcftaT- 
 ^-inrt-(i<^iTrf-qft^nTTPT|T-&c. ^^. 
 
 To Ground, v. n. rtin aground. (TStHT-^fT-rToSTilT-JptTI^TNr 
 
 -&c. rTFlor-^ipj;^ !iT7iat_ 
 GEocyn rLooK^n. ?V3:m. ?r2=ETT Jr?i=JT m.^w.^ M^^m. 
 
 Gll0l-XD-5L-T n. ^TJPtTiHi. 
 6R0tn.-D-PLAU, n. S^». 
 
 Gbouxb-bkst, «. ^Hiifl. Hi^5tn. 
 
 Guoi-SE-woRK. «. Ja,e-2)fl,v,'v. Foundation. <tt^w. 5,^w««. 
 2 »«i/<fi/ «/.j;s or stages. ^ or oTw. ^^TTS^T/. "TST^ot. «. 
 
 GEOrsBLEss, a. K;irmf««W.. ^^c. y. Cavseless. 'fl^or, 
 
 f^'.^FR<T, PlflpHrl, qiMUnl or ^. [ f5nT>-rT. 
 
 2— a report, &c. fiFPT'7TT=n=pT=^T, f^i^^, f^fCf^, f^TTTyrTT, 
 
 Geoundlessly, adu. V. A. 1. ^FnTTT^lf^, &c. fH'.^RW, f^T- 
 
 fJffHrT, HTqmt or ?fr, g-lT (/ccL 
 Geol'Ndlessness, m. t. a. 1. 3T«FR0TFtTn. fH'.^fvTnilrcr/!. 
 2 fH^rjFfT/. f^nqTTrTT/- &c. RHT^IPTRw. aTT'^nTHN"). 
 3Tiq-RTrf^?T». &c. 
 G IIOUP, n.cluster^ assemllage. ^'^m.^^1n.^^^^\^m.'Z^f. 
 ' To Gnour, v. a. i^^fepToff ^TfETOT, ^^\^m.-&,Q. W'\^ g.ofo. 
 I Gbouse, n. T^-qT=^ ^q; ^rT 3Tr\. 
 i| Eock g. "mut/. 
 
 Geoct, n. coarse meal. ^\^m. 
 2 grouts. See Lees. 
 \ GnovE, n. Kood. T\if. 'T^n.^^ n. OT^^ n. |?^rft^/. spT- 
 
 ; 2b Geovel, «. «. 5^/.-^?p#=f/.-&c. (:T7at-w5:Hr 3t^-'=i57t 
 
 i ^Irfui, TROT. 
 Geotelling, 0. witfaw, wni^iynj/je^/, T. Low. ^^, ;ft^, ar- 
 
 'TT, f^?5^, TRft, ^^^. 
 To Geow, v. n. oe produced hy vegetation, ^^r^^ or ^^f^ g-q-- 
 
 2 advance to maturity. «JT^, •TT^'jft'F- ^TT^^T rSFfit, ^^ot, 
 
 3— rapidly, vigorously; slioot up. 3'4)|i'Ji, d't'l'i-^M-WT- 
 =^ ^TTS'^, TT^ nf?f . ^sof, 'K'Hui, ^JTTOTiJi or 3''PTUT''f, 
 5ff5f;5of,^^yir5raf, ^t^of, 3-^?;uf, ^H^iit. 
 
 That grows or has grown rapidly — animal Or plant. 
 
 4 increase, enlarge, t. To Inceease. qrsof, cTTSFT vTT'Jt- 
 
 5 V. To Become, ^m^ fm^M. 
 
 6 together. f^■^-■F.Vl^ ^T"??. 
 
 7 up; nrritc a;! manhood. ^^\^ q^, R;|T^=5rr HreT ftoT. 
 To Geow, v. a. raise hy cultivation, fr^^ijf, frq^fsf^, Jfqvl 
 
 Geowee, n. Gkowing.^j. a. v. ¥.^".2. q-[?aTRT, ?rT5^, sTT^t'rT 
 c^TTOTTTT, 5n^?r ?n^%^, &c. 
 
 4 sTT^in^, ^iscT =Err^c5T, &c. ;rK?rT, ^flHr^, fi'^'FT, ^n'-i^soy. 
 
 Geowino, Geowth, w. v. V. N. 1. ^^ijf n. &c. 
 
 2 HTTS-Jr «. &c. ^Kf ^fRXjft/. ^f5/. 3ir»Tfff /. 
 IMade to allow for g. — a garment. ^J^^\ 'flfir^TT. 
 
 4 cfi^ »i. &c. ETT^/. en^off/ =ftJ?T «. |f^/. 
 
 I. V. Peodiice. g^T^ »«. f=TT3T m. 
 To Growl, v. n.— as a dog, &e. nrwM, JT^FltTof, nTTTof, 
 
 y^'jii^Sfr ( or ^5^, ^f ^"^1^ ), ynT/.-&c. ^Rot, 
 
 2 murmur, \. To Geumble. ^'^^j 5<^<ui, +<y<ui, w^r- 
 
 Growl, Geowling, n. v. V. l.—act. nr^of «. &c. TT^trft/. 
 
 ^1^ or ^T^^7 ?«. 
 
 2 f^^^^n. &c. f^/. f(^^/- S^l?/- 
 Geowleb, n. Geowling, p. a. t. V. 1. J^efotrt, &c. ^^p^^U 
 2 f^lirr, fT^ +<>JiKI, &c. f ^-TT, f^^^-
 
 GUA 
 
 Geown./j. v. V. N. 1. ■b^?it?l, 3^T^%?5r, &c. 
 
 Gr.owTH. See Growing. 
 
 Geub. Sec "WoRii. 
 
 To Grub, v.a.root out hij diggiirg. 'JTT'Jf, ^^T^ SFF'^-^T^^, 
 
 ^cqK ^i^'ff, ^n;H^5 ^Fr^oT, ^vz^ w.\^. 
 
 Guub-axe, Gbvi3-uoe. 11. ^^ dim. ^m^^h «. ^TT m. v^- 
 
 Grub-gkass, n. slwrt grass. ^=R^ ?«. 
 
 To Grudge, v. a. Sec To Envt. 2 yree nnioniingly. 3?T^-qT 
 
 Grudge, r<. s!(?fc)s malice, v. Mahce. 3T^H wi./. ^^TO »>. 
 3T?R?f /. fW/ f^ m. V. ITT, ^T »>. 37T5 ^Sff «. 3T^ 
 «!. I^- m. w^Srar m.'^f. i^f[f.^\rs m.fi^in.v. 
 T?f, ^-n:, ^rT po/A ^Tr5 «. 'T^KT or 'TTRT »». nts/. 'fr^^t- 
 
 To gratify a g. ^p{] m. vi'^WUl ,1'Vt^ wi.^'T'Jt. 
 To maintain a g. iT^f?r ^15 /. gefJT. 
 Grudge-bearing, a. spiteful. st^Rf^^R, 3T^^, ^-l^r^, ^- 
 qf^, ^%-7r^, <(l'4^"^\, AuqitiiT, arrsiTts-srr, ^'-^tir. 
 
 Grudgisgly, adv. \. V. 3T?ic?t^H, »TT^-m ?f^JCT#,5:^T#, -1i- 
 
 ^, ^TI^, &c. 
 Geuel, n. ( esp. of rice ). ^^f. — ( of parclied rice ).ftsm. 
 
 — ( of bits of rice ). ^fT/. 
 
 Sour g. ^V^f- This word is improperly used by 
 
 Ladies and Ayas for gruel. 
 Gruff, a. rough, surhj. h:^, '^^ ^^OTTTT, ?T?:-5no5, ^^, 
 
 Geufflt, ado. V. A. ?;?T5rMt^, ^SR^iTT^, "T^SfV'Jfl'^, &c. 
 
 Gbuffness, n. v. A. ^■yrorr m. crr^+dKdi/. ctt^]'^"^ «. jt- 
 
 To Grumble, v. n. murmur, ^^^''f, ^4*5"!, =F^'jJ<u|, ^H- 
 
 &c. ^iwr-ara'iJf. 
 
 2 — as the bowels. <^-,^+<ui, 't)<H<af, ^OTijf, TT^Roir, itt^- 
 5TJV, ns^iT, y<y<OT, yotv^o6U|, ^'ijt'Jr, ^Tsr^jTS'Jr. ( Most 
 of these verbs are also impersonal). 
 Grumbler, n. Grumbling, ^J. «• v. V. 1. ^^RTURT, &e. ^- 
 
 ^=^, f ^-^, f Tf^^TT, &c. ^^^\w^ f^f^^fsp^rr, ^- 
 
 Grumbling, n. v. V. 1.— nrf. ^r^T^ n. &c. f?fT/. J5^ 
 
 /■ f^/- F?3"/- f "^T^"^/- 3^/- f^/- 5^^^/- ^- 
 ^^^/- 5^"JJ/- ^^^?r/. 
 
 2 5'^TTDT n. iRsRW «. &c. 5^:^/. f^^/ 
 Geume, «. </(2cA consistence, clot, ^'c. 'Ti^ or ift^^/. 
 Gecmous, a. T. N. 'Tssqt^, xiT^5!;f=^. 
 To Grunt, «>. a.— the pig. f^of, |T|T/. ^iif, ^T^por. 
 
 2— the bufi'aloe. ^aj, f^^, gcn5Eot or ^TTiJiJr. 
 Grunt, Geunting, n. v. V. 1. ST^T^ «. STfnjfr/. frj^/ 
 
 Guarantee, Guaranxt, «.— the person. ^IMldK , ^ift?, 
 
 )9 GUE 
 
 2— the warranty. ^RTT/. ^ifMY/. f^FRr/. m. 
 To Guarantee, To Guaranty, v. a. uarrnnl, he security for. 
 
 fiPTTr/ OT.-^TTft/.-ctc. q"Tf, fST'^R-^im^-ctc. ^Yoi. 
 To Guard, v.a. difend, kcep.lj^ii.^ ^^oj, Tr?^TCTr/.-T^<Iifr^/. 
 
 -T^m n.-m^V^ W.-&C. 5p?TJt y. ofo. [tft^T TT^. 
 
 To Guard, v. n. Ic in a state o/ caution, "^m^.! ^tTToSor, ?rT- 
 Guard, Guarding, n. v. V. A. T\^^\ n. &c. T\W^J. T^HTm. 
 
 To keep g. =%^/-'Cr*l<i|{iy!-Hl^<l m. ^,T^. 
 
 I. body guarding. ^\^f. R|^<| ?». 
 Hire of a g. =^hft^/. 
 
 II. person guarding, tvatchman, afc. ^^fft^R, TT^^^F^, 
 
 T^^RTFJ^jR, T^'^rr, ^spfiJnirr, ^^ott, ^t^'t. 
 
 Hire of a g. TWii\f. TT^OTra'^s/. 
 
 III. thing guarding, fending, ^'c. =ll<u| n. fJ|t)|^ut ?i. f^- 
 ETR^ w. 5fTar M. ( in comp. as ^^^^iroT ). 
 
 IV. state of caution and vigilance. ;^flRt/. W^-^f^f. 
 To be on one's g. sfq-irf, ?rH|c4ul'. 
 
 V. ( of a sword hilt ). ^JTH^ ?«. 
 
 Guaeded, p. T. V. A. n^?^, TfT%^, ^^, ?t'i|TH. 
 
 I. a. circumspect, v. Cautious. ?n^'<T, ^TR'W f'l^l 'I r, 
 Guardedness, n. v. A. ?rT^'=Tf^ft'/. 
 GUAHDER, n. V. V. A. n^TRT, 5;?T^, T?^OT-&e. Jprrf. 
 Guardian, «. warden, one that has the care of. l^'-HdiK, T- 
 
 ^STR^TT, ■(KM'JI'i.K, TT^'JT. 
 Guardsman, ?i. 'ii4<(l. [ m. ^TT?;^ w. 
 
 GuAVA, «.— the tree. '^ m. «tN >«.— the fruit. ^ m. ^f^f 
 Gudgeon, n. ^j^ ^\^^\ 3T1^. 
 
 2 See Gull. 
 Gueedon. See Eewaed. 
 
 To Guess, v. a. conjecture, rf^c^, ar^qfjo!;^, ?r% ot.-3T?:^^ 
 /.-3HHHH n. sfRor, ^FrT^T/. irtq^-^ot. 
 
 2 out, hit upon, discover, fir^of, fsT^^r^ ?rT5^, ai' l ot^iju)" . 
 
 3 /o)'w an estimate or judgment of, v. To Estimate. 3T- 
 
 qftroT, ^T^^a;/ ^T>Jly. o/o. 
 Guess, Guessing, w. v. Y. 1. ST^^fJ^satn. &c. 3TH^po5/. cT- 
 
 2 RT^q" «. &c. ^Wrsfr/. 
 
 3 3TH:^^of ?J. &c. 3TH;-T3/ 3T3TITTH m. 3T5F1T ?«. 
 Eough g. Sis^ps q^f^^ /. ar^Rrq^Tspr m. 3T?fTT 
 
 or 31!^^ ?«. 
 GuEssER, n. V. V. 1. 3T^5;oTRr, ^Z^l^-^.-&.Q. JpmRT. 
 
 That is a good guesser, shrewd at guessing. dl^ilM, 
 
 Guest, ?z. a person dropping in for hospitality. qr^iIT ("Trw. 
 
 nft/. ^ ?i.): ^rrcrfir, 3T«TRr?r, arrrjr ^I'^^r m. or -^^ h^ n. 
 
 Attcutiou to a g. ( as at a fca.'st ). "RTq-^f m, v. %, Jp?. 
 G. — compreh. or loosely. it^YtT^otT. 
 Honors, &c. paid to a g. 3TT^3''^^qR m. pi. ^fHT^^TT/. 
 ^;jJT m. ^^^k m. 
 
 Proper for a g. 3TTf7t^q-, 3Tr^^.
 
 GUL 
 
 370 
 
 GUN 
 
 '2 a person inrileil to an entertainment. «Jlrflf«l<^i^ H'J- 
 G.-summouer or caller. ^rlHiJiij;^, ^J^m^'Tr, 3ir- 
 
 G VEST-KITES, H.V. ITosl'ITALITY. HI^UHK ;h. 3Tf?Tf<rpH «. 
 
 To GucoLE. See To Glrole. 
 
 GuiDAUE, fi. rewani given to a guide. ^IK^^KMeJuiNot/. 
 
 GciDAXCE, GuiDiKo, n. T. V. 1. — act. ^77 ^?Pl5r n. &c. 
 
 JTFtlT^^^ *i. ^^^ n. ;=PT ?». :ft^/. 
 
 2 ^rZcT'if «. &o. #^ m. i^f. i^Tmf. 
 
 ^To Guide, v. a. direct in one'^n wny. cri%?r-&e. Jfirf, ^TZf.- 
 X^ m.-JTin «!.-&c. iUHtJui, ett^/.-t:^ w.-ctc. ^T^=T %- 
 
 2 influence, give direction to. cjcRT^, 'ifT^'JI, ^T^. 
 
 3 <f(Vee/, manage; t. To Cosduct. =Err?^CTr, qrfl^TR'Jf, 
 
 Guide, Gcidee, n. t. V. 1. ^tr^ H^JTHT, ^r: ^Wf^ ^^- 
 T, &C. cjiiisl ov 5iTT, ':<l'i--PI<|^or qn^-CTT, HI'R^^T^, ^rTT, 
 
 Spiritual g. ^ ot. 
 GuiDE-rosT, n. »rR-rsTT-iTT^-&c. <JK^RuiKl ^j^. 
 Guild, n. ^nr^ Hjofr/. 
 GriLE, «. T. Cussixa, Deceit, ^pq? «. ^tt »». ^frt m. ^- 
 
 Guileful, a. v. Cux^thg. qTTTt", ^WR, ^^"T^, iJ^t, ^FR- 
 ^, ??f^nft, HmKt, ^'RT=5n', ^^^tt^it. 
 
 Guileless, a. t. Honest, Simple, f^r^q?:, fqi ^,hf^H , 3T- 
 
 ?rf^, r-H'-wq-?, -iT^q?:, 'inrpft, grinf^^, awra-, ^r^r^. 
 
 Guilelbssness, n. v.A. f?i -4-.q^.qu || ot. HR^qi m. aH^f^qw. 
 STHFTT/ pH'^+IM-i.^J n.3T^prq^ w.q^q^TTRw. :FqT^jf|?JT ». 
 Guillotine, n. f^ ^inrpsf ^'^ 3Tr|. 
 GuiXT, n. criminality, z\^ m. qPT n. q i qiqun m. ?H^qqT m. 
 
 wrm-'j^ /. ^FTFiT /. 55r|?rT/. [ Wrf^rf r /. 
 
 GuiLTl-VEsa, M. T. A. 4|tf|quti m. ?r^?tT/. m^J'-^mf. 3T- 
 Guiltless, a. innocent. fSt^h, f^RTa'cT, ^m%-^Jf q--&c. 
 
 Guiltlessness, «. v. A. f^^^f. f^rqTT^.T?TT/. ?>T?T%T«. 
 Guilty^, t. Chimlval. ^, ^^rq, qy^f^, JfTTN, ?J?rqTT, 
 
 Gui>-ea, n. ^V'iii-Jj (T^ ;nTjf 3Tf|, 
 
 GciJfEA-woiiM.^w. ffT^ M.—in covert or cant phraseol. ;=fT- 
 
 ^Fm »J. STRNrf OT. 
 Guise. See Mannib, Deess. r ^^ ,„ 
 
 GuiiAJi, «. Z«fe EfttJlT /)q/;. fiTDTT ?«. ^'^f^^ m. ^\XV^ m. ^x- 
 
 Bowl of a g. iftqotT m. 
 
 G. with three strings. ?f?rR/, m. 
 
 G. with six strings. ^r^T. m. 
 
 Turkish g. with four strings rf^n «i. dim. ^^f[ f. 
 GriF, n. hay. 3TT??rm w. HTTt ?^'^/. " 
 
 2 </e^/) //Zace in the earth, alyss. amT'^T ^ «»/. m^pSROT. 
 Jo Gull, i-. a. y. To Deceive. jft^ET^^, ^Wl^tif, g^of, 
 
 5?!r<ir /. 5rRiJi g. ofo. rffir^^^ ^ «. ^^i^ ^, o/o. 
 
 i intT m. ^rw y. "/ 0. gft/. ^. 
 
 j To bo gulled, g^or, 555J-OT/. Tjut^. o/s. 
 
 ' Gull, n. simple JMow, gudgeon, cully, coney, hubhle. MA- ^ ^ 
 HcE, HtoTT, "P^TT, '<TTT55frf ^. 
 
 Gull-catcuer, Gulled, n. v. V. am/ Deceivek. g^sr"!!- 
 I 7T, 'F^nrTTT, &c. 
 
 Gullet, n. v. Tuhoat. »I5CT m. m.^t[f. ^m m. 3TvTr=ft ^- 
 
 Gullt, ». rugged chasm or furrow. ^fo5 /. ^ToE^ /. qsoi /, 
 
 2b Gulp, v. o. (liquids). ^Riif, 'RTR-^R^-^Rrg'^ a(/y.- 
 
 2 ( solid substances ) t. To Bolt. ifioJT m. HR^f. 
 Gulp, Gulping, n. v.V.l. ^of n. ^ m. n^^FT or ^^ «f. 
 By gulps, gulpingly. ^H^R or ?r, ^Ky^Z or St, «RRt 
 ( or iR^, q^PR, &c. ), J^I^, J^T?^ or ^. 
 Expiring g. Last g. ^ «. 
 With a g. q?;-;FT-q;?;-&c. ^-^?r-^-&c. ^T, 
 Gum, »f. ft^ or f[^ m. =q^ m. nr^ m. 
 G. Arabic. sTRT^ft^ ^q; or jfr^ ot. 
 G. water, ft^q'oft n. 
 
 2 ( of the teeth ). ^^f. t?rHt?f n. 
 
 Rubber for the g. ( of a child ). "^VA or eft/, or ut;i. 
 
 3 ( of the eyes ) v. Eye. jfeTRTT \m. fqTfT ot. f%fq^». 
 To be covered with g. — the eyes, f^qioif. 
 
 To Gum, v. a. smear loith gum. fi+ciijf, St^ OT.-ni^ ot. ^\^^. 
 Gumboil, n. flrst^^T "PTS m. .^^sfir >». 
 Gum-stand, Gum-bottle, n. iff^TTWf/. ft^HJft /. 
 Gummy, a. consisting of gum. f%^r^, ni^^JIT, f^+NI. 
 
 2 producing gum. ft^PT^fT, fl^r, ft%CT, f^-q^I^ or f%fq;r3t 
 or r-\'^,WA\. 
 
 3 s;«e%, (f-c. with gum. f%pfR or ^ppuT, f^^f^^. 
 4 — the eyes. i^TTST, ^T'^u^ 
 
 Gun, n. t. Cannon. ^n> /• ^'^fR^^ ?i. 
 
 G. carried on a camel. ^d<Hlrl/. 
 2 T. Musket, sj^ /. 
 
 Sight of a g. JT^/. JTT^ft /. ^m^f. 
 
 Eeport of a g. HZ m. «TR m. 
 
 That has a long reach or range — a g. q^3jR. 
 Gun-boat, n. ^^phW TT^T /• 
 Gun-caekiaoe, «. c?i%=5fT ^\J\ m. <unii5i »;. 
 GuNFIEE, «. WspT^rqt ferr ?r«?WT55^ cft'P y-iU-^Rt %s /. 
 GuN-rOWDEE, «. ^Hk /. 
 
 Ball of g. ( to be kindled and thrown ). ?T^7^ 5?fT»«. 
 G. granulated. f^lluiiHl ^ /. 
 Gun-shot, n. reach or range of a gun. jflo^^ ;:<^ m. ifRft- 
 
 =^ mw)' /. ( or ifr^^TRTT ^cqj &c. ). 
 Gun-shot, a. npst^inT^ 5rT?-!r5T. 
 Gun-smith, «. ^^ +<uiki (?"r^. 
 Gun-wale, Gunnel, »j. — of a ship or boat. «r^1 or «I^Mt/. 
 
 '^<T /. snTft /. 
 GuNHEE, n. cannonier, jfrH^PT, ?^sr?lt.
 
 GTM 
 
 S71 
 
 HAB 
 
 GuN>'EBT, n. jM^rsft/ ^P^WM^\Aii\ f. 
 
 To GuRQLE, v. n. run or flow with a purl in j noise. ^OT^iif, 
 
 GUEQLEE,?!. GUEGUNG,/). (I. V. V. ^STO tj M Ul K I , ^3?^T<T. 
 
 Gurgling, n. v. V. — act. ip5^3oi«. &c. ^cE^oe/. intens. 
 
 <--jo!,<'4c4idOT. 
 GCRGLINGLY, fl!(/v. ?foI-^r^-<fT->.tc. ??r2;^<f55 OJ" oSf, ^^i^^oE or 
 oTf , yoiyol or olt, ^Ho! or 55f, ^?^?;, ^W^ "'' '^ti l*^^! 
 
 ^f f5 or it, Tl'Tl or st,-}ni«is. ^3r^55 or otf, yoiii^s 
 oraf. 
 To Gush, v. n. flow or rush out tvith riolcnce. TSTS^, fss- 
 
 "JTTS'jf, •d^\d.\m. f^if^-qar y. 0/ s. — intens. Hil^uj. 
 Gush, Gusmso, «. t. V. JT3'>T5ot«. &c. ^v^m. ^^^m. 3"- 
 
 JTTITOT. 'Tl^wJ. TSFFTot. .jt||oi|«t. 
 GusHEK, »». Gushing, p. a. v. V. HT>T5>iTRT, 9)5ET>olunTr, 
 
 3T5H5-&C. gTfWTTT-&c. 
 Gushingly, adv. TlTl or it, "PSSRioi or ost, TSt^oS or stt, 
 
 H5SHo5 or ost, ^ToE^'oS or st. — intens. qr^TOoE, 4)ot|oit. 
 Gusset^ n. -^ft /• sTTSi; /. [^\w^m. 
 
 Gust, jj. Uast.pvf. ^r^ot. i;(d+KlOT. 51ft/. f i^/. ^mrm. 
 In gusts. ^OT^r. 
 That comes in sudden gusts— wind. ?fr^. 
 
 2 (of flame, hot wind, &c). 'H^^or H«I+K1»«. «'"». T^T^/. 
 
 3 T. Taste. ^^^TT^ot. ?rf%r/ 
 
 Gusty, «. llowing in gvsts. #?[tT, ^TC^TT^ or ^ft^n^-^fT^. 
 
 Gut, n. v. Bowels. 3Tt?tl?». 
 
 To Gut, j;. a. take out the entrails of. STtrffrn. pi- f^'T^r'jf- 
 
 +l<sui y. </o. 
 
 2 (a house, &c.) v. To Plunder, ij^, y^^T, y^q^or, 
 Gutta seeena, m. +ix(H^7«. :pt=Effi(^m.jj. s??pEf»j. f?rrT^«. 
 Guttee, «. channel for water . q^5;?«. f/rai. >??^/. ^KuQ 
 
 /. H'lit/. :TTT^»»- ijuilfo+l/. sfiTI^/. Tr?;«. from the 
 
 English word is becoming common. 
 
 2— esp. as through a wall. KT^ or jfrfl"/. ^^ft/. 
 To Guttle, v. n. eat greedily, t. To Stuff. ^Z^^'J^^., iT?:^PR- 
 
 "f , K^TT^-M'l*H<'-.<fr-iTcEiI55 or oSt-'RI^ ««?«>. ^jTnJT, T^MT »». 
 
 ^C^TT ^Fpoj y. of 0. [?^St^. 
 
 GuTTUEAL, a. pronounced in the throat. ^Z■^., ^5?<T, f^o^l- 
 
 G. or deep sound, ^m. 
 To Guzzle, v. n. drink largely and greedily, ^nf, st^^, 
 
 5ft^5r, iT?7T?:Dt, iT5StT5E-S^5^-it?7R:-&c. adv. fw, iTRT»». 
 
 Gymnasium, n. place of exercise. FTPffiT^PTT m. aT^IlT««.JTs5- 
 Some of the exercises of the Gymnasium are 3155[V, 
 
 <r^?intTET, ^5p;"i''rm%, ^rrn^, N?^f?^, =5^??^, =q-TT- 
 ^, ^JTR^^ft or ^, rf^np'irrs^, ^, 5?^ q-^, ^fi^sr, |- 
 
 BlT^, iTE5^t^, f^nRTsr, ^sgiTT^, ^^TfrrsT. 
 
 Certain articles of the apparatus or furniture of the 
 Gymnasium, and certain of the weajjons or implements 
 used by the Athleta) are a^rt^T^^t, ^HB, I^IT, ^nflt^R?, 
 
 "PTEitt or ^\^f[., <Fft, 5fT5snir, Hif^f^r, hs?<jct, m-^ pop. 
 g^rj, ^^sffTT, ^r^, gt^, ^ttt. 
 
 Lessons in the exercises of the g. rTT^:ft'T/. 
 Testimonial of pre-cmiueuce (in the feats of tlic g.). 
 
 "Wrestling pit in a g. ^sf^ or ^m. 
 I Gymnastic, rt.^^drteiHi'fly ^o athletic exercises. ^V ^ H^A V-^ - 
 
 ^, TES^^nfT, &c. iT55^5;^-4t-f5rT^^, Hf5=if|ir?t5iift- 
 
 f^Tq^H, oTRTFRTJIift-fErWP. 
 Gymnastics, it. rtlc^;in<m^/. Tf?^^ w.^T^^t^/s ^ i q iq?/!. 
 Gynaechy, GYNOiocEASY, n. female government, ^n^ «, 
 
 Gyneceum, n./ewaZe apartments. ^?TPT^?fRr m. 'JT?r:<T^ «. 
 
 aT?T^^ n. JT^?5 m. -mnK m. 
 Gyeation, Gtde, n. circle. -pK^tir m. ffRwT^f.v. HR-7-^r- 
 
 q-, %TT »». q^vr/. ^ «». arrarf >». »JJT m. 
 Gytes. See Fettee. 
 
 H. 
 
 Jtx , This letter is represented by ^. 
 j Ha, inter] . ^, ^T^. 
 I Ha, ha, ha. ^ or fTf ffT. 
 
 I HABEEDAsnEn,7!.<pi-rf,gqT,^rrr«Tr Jl-SfT ^m f^^TO f^nFOTPJ, 
 
 Habeegeon, n. v. Aemoue. q^rR or 55^:;; 7;. 
 [ Habiliment. See Deess. 
 Habit, n. ( of body ). HJW^f ST?^/. ?ri^^/ ^ff^irin/. 
 2 disposition, Sfc.from praetice. ^^f or ^f^TT/.z-'.'Tl, OTH", 
 ?fTR m. V. Tl, 3T>--qrW »>. qft^TS ''».4J. ^, <tf?ri?op. ^/. 
 ^VS m. f. =qrT »». /. 3TT^ /. 
 
 Habits— gener. or compreh. f^irffT ^ti%/.F<flrr ffFT/. 
 To get into a h. of ^jiTf /.-&c. FTFIOT, TRwi.Tlwf fra.con. 
 3 — in an ill sense; trick, way. ^fl/. ^Z^f. ^^tjit or 
 frtiTT m. T^.^mf. ?f?5^/. 5^^^ ji. |=q^R «. ^j^ »«. 
 
 Light habits or ways. '^Wi.pl.'^wsij^m. pi. — addicted 
 to such. -^IK+i or ^^TKT^. 
 
 Low disreputable h. fH+IU^rf/. f*l+K^lotr m. 
 Of ill habits. #1^, #^, |STO?ft, 5^T?Rt, sq^t^. 
 To break an ill h. ^Ti/. HTl'Jr. 
 To contract an ill h. ^TIOT, =5pn^6T. 
 
 4 constant practice. TT^nTT »». rR »». V^ m. ^rff^TR/. 
 Skill or familiarity acquired by h. ^Ws^f-WZin.^^iJ. 
 
 5 V. Deess. ^^ m. ipT m. m^^h '»• 
 To Habit, &c. See To Deess, &c. 
 
 Habitable, a. fit for residence. <i^i'm-^T'TT-%'TfTT-&c.^;sT- 
 
 Haeitableness, IIabitaeility, n. \. A. <4I^^H<<dl/. ^- 
 Habitant. See Inhabitant. 
 
 Habitation, «. act of residing, vJJesidence. ^^«. tl5tft/. 
 2 jj/flfo of abode, v. Eesibence. ^reit/ cfT^ «./. ;mfh/. 
 
 Habitual, a. v. Cusiomaey. ^cJ^hpj, 3l«mTr?T?ir, MiiiH^'j,
 
 HAI 
 
 372 
 
 HAL 
 
 fSjT«rTram?5T, tw^tmc^, ^raf^, &c. 
 
 To becomo h. to. iJI:4mi^.i-3T>-'ill«K'4lr^r-^<i'=IKHlf^- 
 &c. TS'if, ^^f.-&e. r^^ .7- ofo. ^rz m. ^^'^ g. of o. 
 
 IIabittjallt, a(/t).v.A.Jnft or JT^, HHT^, f^,f?f?^ HHH. 
 
 Xo Habituate, v. a.\. To Acclstom. ^f^Ht or?finT/.-3T«TT- 
 ?i m.-&c. ?jR^-'iTitJr, ?Rjrt-rni?^?i-&<-. arm'n. 
 
 To be ImbituatcJ. ^/.-itc. FTmnT ^r. o/o. <^t^»rt.- 
 
 IlAriTUATED,/). T. V. «<i(i^l, 3T>"m?rmT, 3T«lT?ft, W(i rTT- 
 
 Habitude. See Habit. 
 
 To Hack, v. a. cut irrcyularh/ and haJli/, notcli, v. ToMan- 
 
 To li. and hew. «J^+I<:)ui, ST^tT^ adv. fTTSor, ^fPTlf^, 
 
 To h. to pieces. ^^ or gr^/. /i. qrsof, ^tftoft/^- 
 ^tlTofi «. J)l. ^FT^ y. 0/ 0. 
 2 See To Hesitate. 
 Hack, Hack>t:t, n. 7ii>«? 7/ors«. HIS-Ml-^l ^T^T ««• 
 
 2 7iwse — in contempt. <ii^'+,d «. ^r5% «• Tf r^ '^'"* 
 
 Hacktkg, a. — cougli. ^^trf jTf?T nw^. 
 To Hackle, v. a. dress ( flax, &c. ) fq^^rni, f^ROT, ^^if^. 
 HACiCLE, n. instrument for dressing/ flax, Sfc. ft^?PJft/.1>uf|/. 
 To Hackney, v. a. practice, accustom, Jiarden. <N=iiJi, TVJ^- 
 
 ^, fH'f.iul or Pi^sui, ^<(SiJ|. 
 
 To be hackneyed. ?iw, ^Nuj', f^RlSj. [^'Jf. 
 
 2 wini-e /riVc or common. ?r=)M'rCr '+.<u|, ?'ET-«I'frfej^-&c. 
 HACK>-ET-C0ACn, n. ■HTSirrsft TTft/. 
 
 nACK>-ETED, 7?. T. V. 1. <m;)s?jt or TR^rarr, TfTf^FSc^ or 
 
 Tt'^%^, f^fT5%f=rT, &c. 
 
 2 ^#TTft %?7?JT-5rTH'??T, 3^,:TT^?^,^^Tf%3"3, ^l+lP^'J.'!'. 
 Hadbock, n. ^^jfrHT 'T^ ^Tmi 3n^. 
 Hades, n v. Hei.l. ar^rr^^ «. 'fl'irr^r^M. 
 Hait, «. handle, ^i^ m. g?;-qT »i. ^f. '■^t. n. ^J^^r m. qr^ 
 
 2b Haft, v. a. ^zf.-&c. si^flm, JT^-&c. sref^I'n. 
 Hag, 71. witch, Icldam, friylU. ^^r^f i^^ f ^^^ or ^3- 
 eft/. ^H<-4M n. l|rl<^M| «J. %p^f. FA^f. TKi^^Zf. 
 
 Haggaud, a. V. Lean, ^cq^, ^|?f , v^^;^^ ^^^, T^^. 
 
 2 See IXTHACTABLE. 
 
 To Haggle, v. n. dispute in hargaining. '^\<iii[.^ OTS^ vf^iif 
 ^rW^, 'MI+il'Hm or 'MItli'Mlti, /.-^ra^ra' or f5W^ft^/.-&c. 
 «FT^, 3T«(uiiHNU|i (/fc^- ^PT'Jr-'F^TT ^iJr or ^roT-fsnpJT. 
 
 2b Haggle, v, a. See To Hack. 
 
 Haggleu, n. V. V. N. ^flTf^ ^"JTFT, ^TmoTTTT, 'flT^^, '7^^SfTr, 
 
 Haggling, n. v. V. N. Wf^ ^"'ir «. ^Treot n. &c. ^WJ^x^ 
 or qrai^fm/. ^B^RT or N^T^/. ^TT^R or ?jITTTR?tft 
 
 Hail, inferj. v. SaluxaiiOji. ^JT^T^PT, ^^^^, HM^r'bK , ^- 
 
 |l Hail, n. mnf.pl ^R^/. H^^t^ot. 
 
 To Hail, v. a. call to, v. To Call. ^^, ^^/. TTW. 
 I To Hail, v. n. qm/. ;j^.-&c. <TS"if. 
 1' Hail-stone, m. itt/. ^X^f 
 \\ Hail-stOKM, n. iTTTr=qT TT^^T ?«. 
 Haily, a. iTTTt'^. 
 
 Haib, «.— a hair. %5J /Jo/j. %?f »t. qra m. — the hair %^T /)0/). 
 %^ m. pi. sfM >»• i^^- 
 
 Against the h. ( or grain ). fe^TT, JT^nTTiT. 
 Circlet of h. preserved around the shendi. HttRT «». 
 ^im or ^ m. 
 Clotted h. cR m. 
 Combings of h. ^^<J f. 
 
 Composition to blacken the li. JfiOT or <p m. 
 Dishevelled and dirty lock of h. W.^lf\ f. %?T^/. 
 Dressed or tufted h. ^"^flT m. \,X\^]^ m. 
 Falling off of the h. |^3iT in. n. ^etTS/ ^^f 
 First crop of h. of a child. ^fn=r55 n. JfT^q^w. 
 H. loosely bundled up and tied, ^ji'iusi »"• 
 Having the h. ( hairy side ) inwards. aTrfrsfT. 
 Line made along the head by parting the h. TfT m. 
 f^ m. f?TH n. ^ftrrn m. — Ceremony of adjusting it 
 ( during gestation, &c. ) ^T'Jr^^nTTw. — Pin or wire 
 used in making it. Hfl ^fcA^ft or Htl^TSE /. 
 
 Lock of h. left on the crown at tonsure, 'ilitf. f^ f. 
 
 Loose tress of h. fwi^f f%^/. fe-T^/ fmr\ f TH- 
 
 ^wi\f sn^tff/. ^n^ ^/- i'v.f m^^f. fth^/ 
 
 Matted or clotted tress of h. ^^f. 
 
 Pulling the h. ( in squabbling ). ^re •4?:<jft/. 
 
 Eope of h. %Hlft/. n\'£^M\<\ ^f 
 
 The hair knot ( of women ). JTTPr ««. 
 
 Topknot of matted h. ^TT^ m. ^jiiiik »»• 
 
 Tress of matted h. ^Zjf. ^^-f- — Person wearing 
 matted tresses. ^^':Tlft, ^ftc?, ^f^?ft, ^dlco-MI. 
 
 White hairs, old age. Tts'^ %Wot. pi. 
 
 With the h. ( or grain ). 3T^^W, ^t5W. 
 2 ( of the body or limbs ). TTTm. w.rTTiT n. m. ^^ orF.^f. 
 
 Line of h. along the belly, fmwf^/ 
 
 Eing of h. ■5Tr=nT ni. 
 S filament ( of a plant ) %?R pop. "km n. [a noun. 
 
 Haie-eeeadth, n. %?rr^ STFiTM. +-yi4=|i 3Trirn. SRITT with 
 Haih-beush, n. %?IMM'h1/. 
 Haie-lace, Haie-tie, «. STT^ or aTR^5S m. n. 
 Haieiness, n. v. A. 1. +Wlo!,quii-;«. %?Tiir^?q' ?i. at^%?mT/. 
 Haibless, a. %3!Tf^T, 3T^^T. 
 Haiet, n. alotmding idth hair. %Fr5E or ^, ^l^?!, %^TiI- 
 
 2 OTfl(7e 0/ /lai'r. %^=qT, ^^r^fT %^?5r, ^^dHT, %1Tf^f^?T, 
 Halbeed, n. v. Speae. ^TTc^ m. 
 1 Halbeediee, «. Hlrt^ll^^, 'TM^, TTS^TpIT. 
 Halcton, n. Icing fisher, fs^ m. 
 Halcxon, a, still, quiet, Sfc. v. Calm. iTTrT,
 
 HAL 373_ 
 
 H. days. fig. g^lTTT^Pr^ m. ^^tTT/. 3THrt%3 or o5T /. 
 3THrrT^ q^^/.-qft/. 
 To Hale. See To Dnxa. 
 Hale, <j. s/oi^i! a«(? henlthy. q^TOST, trJH7, q^^, '^R'W, 
 
 qj[W.J\ or ^^, ^-T5'^Tra^ t"" 3, «:r5q'R, ^^^1'^^ FT^THr, M'- 
 
 Haleness, n. V. A. q'l^l'T^ »«. m^TT'iTT «». &c. aTRF^ «. 
 
 Half, 7J. 3T^i «. ^JTT ??J. f^^/- ^'4^ n. ^^^ or 3T2f?J/. 
 
 ^ or cC n. 
 
 About h. f^Hf^, 3T^fktrf or Jtrf, 3T'4mT. 
 
 By halves, iu halves. f^Hf^H or ^^\f^^, 3Ttff3TtJ, 
 
 Better h. ( wife ). aT'cTTT «. 
 
 Composed of one and a ii. '^3^ or fs^rTT. 
 
 Exceeding by one and a h. f^^ o^-f^SrTT. 
 
 H. of a load. f5nT% n. 
 
 H. of a rupee. 3T^^/. 
 
 H. of a pice. 3T'4?5T m. 
 
 Half in conjunction with numerals is as follows: — 
 One and a h. ^. Two and a h. 3T3H ; and for Three 
 and upwards, ^l% as Three and a h. ?n%«ft«T ; Pour and 
 a h. tllS-HR, &o. &c. 
 Half, adv. Sf4 2^op- ^^ or grr^T, f^K, artf^T?, ^^ ( in 
 comp. as h.-assent, 3T^'ft^R m. h. -boiled, ar^ff^T^T. 
 b.-bruised, 3Tq«fNlT. h.-dead, Sf^rTT. h. -dined, STil^- 
 STT. h.-learned, ^^^\Z, h.— mad, aT'tf^TfT. h.-ripe, 3Tif^- 
 ^, &c. &c. ) f^ ( in comp. as f%^^T^, f^iT^^, &c.) 
 
 H. brother or sister ( by the father's side ). firvjl<^<- 
 Hrs ?«.-^iT/. ^T5r=5I-^N?^ *n^ m.-^^u[f. ( by the 
 mother's side ). f'T^pM^'+'Mj 7n.-^^^ f. aT'-:?^ TUT m. 
 
 Hall, n. a room at tJie entrance of a Itoiise. ^^^[i=\-^TS^ti^ 
 
 2 (of justice) firsTM^^TFTT w. tnT?r^/. ^^ITq'H'TT/. 
 
 3 ( for public business ). W.^^ f- ^^.f- ^HTFR^Tir m. 
 
 4 ( of audience). f^^fM^V^r ni. ^sfR n. m. ?T^/. ^TT/'. 
 
 5 ^!(W/e or large room. f^^loi^RT «J. ^?TH or ^TrJ^ «. 
 ITF?!^ ?j. H«Tnf w. 3T^ m. 3T?rr5T m. 
 
 Halliabd, n. rope for lioisting, Sfc. a sail. ^,\% n. ^\^\ f. 
 To Halloo, v. it. v.To Call. r!;?I^R>if, ^^FTTdt, ^rTS^Tot or 
 ^RT^^T, ^^m m.-aTRtoft /.-^T^/.-&c. JTTT'if, ?TT^ ?». 
 
 Halloo, — esclamation calling attention.afj", ar^t,^ fST,&c. 
 Halloo-eellow, n. general sJiouiing. ^T^^ m. EP{7HT m.. 
 
 Hallooing, n.wY.—act. ^jF^^FRijfw. &c. ^B^PTft/ riri'tiK ' ^f t 
 
 To Hallow, v. a. make holi/, reverence as hohj. ^^^ jp^- 
 
 HAN- 
 
 JTROT, trfsr^ft^K^ 11. ^x^ g- of 0. 
 
 2 Sec To COXSECEATE. 
 
 Hallucination, n. error, mislaJce. ^/. '^ /. ^:m m. 
 Halo, n. circle round the sun or moon. ^^ n. ^^<*^'^ m. Tft- 
 
 pT '»■ ar^HTHT /. — large h. rfS ». 
 
 Lunar h. TR^RST m. mu|+?fift «. [ 50T. 
 
 2b Halt, «j. n. v. To Limi'. f^TS^, ^jipt, fJT^, 'TFI ?». ^- 
 
 2 «/oj9. 3-Hr TT^, STOT, '4rtfaT, '4f^at. 
 
 3 — iu a march ; encatnp. H^PT in. W'l^., rTSE »». ffot. 
 
 4 See To Hesitate. 
 lb Halt, v. a. ^^T ^t?^, '4nTf%'iif. 
 
 Halt, a. v. Lame. HTTT. [«. "T?. 
 
 Halt, Halting place, n. ^-^liT m. "T3T^ >«. ^S"! «• ?T5; wi. 
 Halteb, n. rope, or cord, for a horse, ^'c. ^pTStrft/- S(FRR?». 
 
 2 hanging rope. Wil'ffl^"<<l<t fRt/.-mrT /. [^IT ^iJT. 
 To twist a h. for one's own neck. ^'^ ^55 m. W^- 
 To Halted, v. a. ^FT^iift T^qiH qR'jf- 
 To Halve, v. a. divide into two equal parts. aTtTT^-fHHffTT 
 
 or fSnrrP^fT =R^, |«^5-|^5-f5HFT-&c. ^R^, ^ jfR% M. 
 
 pZ. ^FT'if. [ i" / ^"^. 
 
 2 «7«are eqiialhj. !ffTTFr-^H'HHM-&e. 5rf^ ^, f^^lT- 
 
 Halved, /I. V. V. 1. 3TKrf'4 %%?5r, &c. 3T'<%rf, ^rrH^H. 
 
 Ham, n. inner or hind part of the hiee. ST7Tr^-&c. Sft- 
 
 rr?rr ■>m ««. mni^I' ^^'^^ f- 
 
 2 ^TTRf^FTt ^r 5rT3;T3?=ft s^Trsft ^fit/. 
 
 Hame, n. collar. f^Tcfa; /. 
 
 Hamlet, n. cfrft/. %3 «. TTST «• <n%«. lt=rS or ^ «. ^^^- 
 
 %iTt? '«• arrs^t? m. n. #5 m. JT^^r «. ^TTT »». 
 Hammee, «. ^rST m. dim. ^^fft /• 
 
 Sledge-h. qxT o?' q^?r »»• — wielder of it. vjUj+O »». 
 
 2 ( of goldsmiths, braziers, <fee. ). vii-iji ««. 
 lb Hammer, t). a. ^nt^-ifT^ St^-^^^-^T5ijf-&c. 
 To smooth-h. JT5KW. 
 
 2 out; V. To Excogitate. JTH?r ^P^TT ^r^0T-&e. 
 Hammock, n. swinging led. '^V^^\ m. ^fnn^r »». ^^ )«. 
 
 ^RT '». 
 Hampee, «. V. Basket. q^r^T «». f?"«. q'^lft /. 
 To Hampee, v. a. shacMe, emlarrass, hinder. 'ioi<o^.^in-qT- 
 
 c5trr-3T5^o?Irr-%-qt<T-&e. ^S'jf-<TTI''f, HI^, HT^ if^, 
 
 To be hampered. 3RW3^, a^l^pjiur. 
 To BAMSTHiiiQ, V. a. hoitgh. ^'^jf.2'i--^^i\^'ftruf.pl- 
 
 ffrs'jf g. ofo. 
 
 Hand, n. ^ m. ^^ m. spT ?«. "Tlf^ »«• "1==^ »». — poetic. 
 
 Action with the h. mamial gesticulations. ^\^^jtm.pl. 
 
 Back of the h. TTT^S'^T ^ m- sPT^g «. 
 
 Eree of the h. ^m^r f ^, ^^T ?r55J, ^^ KT^^T. 
 
 Gone into the hands of. I^cTtrt, +<mH. 
 
 Hands, the hands. 5f>T^ n. 
 
 H. as spread abroad or opened out. ^^ m. 
 
 H. contracted and hollowed. TOT m. J3==IT or rTT ?«.
 
 HA^ 
 
 11. curved as to duU-h. 3iqif^ m. 
 
 Hands hollowed and joined. atsTfe m. jpoj). sfMSm. 
 /. 3t3T^5? n. tY- "»■ f^f^'^ "• ^P^ "• 
 
 II. in, jwt in. arfl «• ^ »"• 
 
 II. inverted and fingers pointing down. ^^ /. ^- 
 'ETTsJt /. 3^^ o;- sf^ /. —Quantity brought up by the 
 li. so held. ^ j^/. S^PP or flhF /. 
 
 H. over h. ^TfTTfTrT, ^Idl^MF. 
 
 Of whom the hands reach to the knees; hngimanus. 
 
 On one h. in one view, ^'c. ^Wl^j. 
 Ecady to h. ready-made, (jc. 3TFTrfr. 
 Slip of the h. ^W'Cl') m. 
 
 Taking the h. — in marriage. Tlf^^ ni. qifuiM^"! n. 
 That has a h. in (some evil work, &c.). feff, fefTTotT. 
 That holds or bears in the h. HTfoT ( iu conip. as ^- 
 STTf&T, ^^TTf^, EJ'^TTf'Jr). 
 
 That is iu h.— a work, Ac. |r?fmT?^ or |17ff 3T^in- 
 
 That is oft" one's hands, finished, done. ^crrf^RTofT, 
 ^MW'iar, ??r'<T^OT, iJ^%c5T. 
 
 That lives from h. to mouth. 37T=>rT?ft. 
 
 Under the h. of. in suljection unto. ^■|dl<--)Trft. 
 
 "Whether with one's own h. or through the h. of 
 another.— giving, doing, &c. ^ ^^^. 
 ^ "V\Tiilst the h. is in. ^TrTTOWT, S'T^, %TOT?rT or m- 
 
 "With a. high h. with a strong h. &c. TTT^HT^. [f^. 
 AVith empty h. R^PT"^ ^mit o?- ^, R^h^W, R^^- 
 "With one's own h. arrrfs^, 3TPTf ^#. 
 To be at h. t. To Come, ^r^ or ^m m'i .i | c|< %ut^ grt- 
 
 *IT^ %iJr, f^rsoT, f^oif, H^iif, Hf^of, %^^, ?:^ra^. 
 
 To be h. and glove. To be h. in h. iTS^^i-T ^S'l'T fM, ?t- 
 n n't adv. 3T^at_ 
 
 To clap the hands together. Z\^J. JTTOT-fTSni-qTSI- 
 
 To come to h.— monies, &c. <miTf, "ff^^, TRfft/.- 
 'fr^/. ^ ;?. o/«. TFTrTT-Tf^FTT ^. 
 
 To draw in one's h. ecasc, Sfc. ^ m. ' S \ i\ ' ^ v\-z^^J^, 
 
 To drop the han.ls. ^M'^N «». /)?. TRuf. 
 
 To fall or come to h. ^Tfff '^^. 
 
 To fold the hands together— in respectful attention. 
 
 ^m.ph ^^{rm., 'JT^fer^ n. J\\ juf _ 
 
 To have the upper h. ^^^f. m aTHoi ?«. con. [f^_ 
 To have one's hands full. ar^^Sirf, ^WiT^ ^?5?!mT 
 To lay hands upon ( as to seize, &c. ). Sfff m. pi. qr- 
 
 To lay ( rapacious or furtive ) hands upon. CT?r in. 
 
 JTR'Jf-TW, ^WT^T'if, ^^?W. [iJr-TTTOT. 
 
 To lend a helping h. ^ m. %ijf, a^fiT «. ^, stt/. ^- 
 To lie upon one's hands. ^-£\ crSCTJ-, aTFTTtn; qi^l 
 To live by the labor of one's hands. ^\^x ^^K m- 
 
 ^i?f or >Tfe ». T^, ^IrfFR fH^cpjf. 
 
 374 HA?T 
 
 To put one's h. to. ^ m. qjH't. 
 To restrain one's h. ^ m. ^TOijf. 
 To shake one's hands of, give up. ^ in. pi. frriof 
 with ^V^\-&c. of 0. [ ^6t. 
 
 To squeeze one's hands, 1o Irihe. ^Trf m.-v^J. ?T=[OT- 
 To strike hands, malce a largain. ^MHi STrT ?«. JTK'Jf, 
 
 To strike with the back of the h. -^TSs^r ^Hl^' TRtif. 
 
 To take in h. ^raT?=5r ^T?!;^. 
 
 To tie the hands behind. "^^^^J.pl. qlqaj-, ^?7 w. 
 
 To tic one's hands up. ^T^TTPT m. pi. »i[31o5<7r, ^t^f^ 
 
 To toss or deliver from h. to h. ^TfiNTrt or ^mI^H 
 
 To walk upon one's hands with one's feet in the air. 
 
 To wash one's hands of. ^\7\ m. pi. vT'Jf, frTrJt^^rf?; m.f. 
 To withdraw one's h. (or self) from. ^ gr^TNT^J.^^. 
 A flowing h. keeps friends friendly. ^ aflcJT ?R ^^ 
 
 2 hand Ireadth. =^\n\ m. qt=5r 3tn« «. ;)Z. Tt^ qR n. pi. 
 8— at cards. ^ n. ^ »«. ^J?rT w. ^JR «»■ STF^ft or otrsT /. 
 
 4 character of writing, ^rfc^oli" m. =151"^ «. 3T?TT ». fefT 
 
 5 p)erson, imrhnan.^ Sfc. iff ?h. JHIUj^h n. +,|H+<1. 
 At h. See Neak. 
 
 To Hand, j;. o. give, ^-c. ivith the hand. ^R ^, ^r ^^- 
 5T-3^^^-&c. '^, ^, ^HM< ^iJr, ^WT"? OT n. ^l^_ 
 
 2 Zea(? or guide hj the hand. ^ ^^T H"^, ^ ^T^TT ^^, 
 
 3 down; transmit in succession. W<h"<,H-h<h<1-&c. ?iTsq^_ 
 
 4 on ; pass from one to another. ^cTr^?r-^MNIri-&c. 
 
 ?r^-'ff=^'?r-&c. 
 
 Hakd-bell, 7j. ^TW^/ ^Ttcf/. 
 Hand-bellows, n. ^mTTrfT »>. 
 Hand-bill, n. ^\\\i\<\ f 
 Hand-beeadth, n. =qtiT w. qf^sf 3tnS «. 7)?. 
 Hand-cuff, n. ^iiff or fsfft/. 
 To Hand-ccff, v. a. ^M^ist/- f%5ECTr-5t^^- ^PJin. 
 Hand-fdll, w. ^t^ m. ^^m m. TS/. Hf^r^ n. m used 
 with a noun. 
 
 Double h. a^RT^/. m. ^^f. 
 
 ( In, at, with ) one h. ^j^f^. 
 
 Mere h. a few. fjTJft^ ?RTrff?f, fsTHt^ wl^ff^. 
 
 To the extent of a h. H^T?:, >T?rr»TT, &c. 
 
 HAND-GALLOr, 11. OTKfp^ =5(TT5/. 
 
 HAND-nian, a. reachalle ly the hand. STrnT^T. 
 Hand-eeechief, n. ^■Hirt to. ?5If^f5 ot. SRt/. 3?=^! ?«. 
 Hand-language, n. ^ii^ctcfl jtPTT/. ^^^?ft/. 
 Hanp-maid, «. ^T?ft/. Tfwir^/. 
 Hand-mill, n. ^i?t «. vm?iT''JT or ^iFM/ f?/«J. ^ffTc^ cf 
 
 Bushel ( iroa lining of the mouth ) of a h. Hpft/
 
 HAN 
 
 375 
 
 HAN 
 
 Chiseller or re-ehiseller of a h. vTf^ 3'^-iTr, t^prft, 
 
 Edge around the moutli of a h. ^wf■ 7T^ n. 
 
 First griudiugs upon a li. 3^P^/. 
 
 Flour adheriug to the h. f-o(+,d| or p^+idl ot. 
 
 Incision made upon a h. with a chisel. Spfft/. 
 
 Leaf or slab of a. h. ffofl'/. 
 
 Pin of a h. ^^ m. g^ m. 
 
 Slip of iron on the upper leaf of a h. TRt/. 
 
 To chisel or re-chisel a h. g^Ror, t\^^. 
 
 To turn or ply a h. ^X^ afl^. [ % ^5^. 
 
 To husk, or grind coarsely in the h. ( gliaraf ). mz- 
 Hanb-oae, n. ^m^?| n. 
 Hand-saw, «. inr^PT^'Fr m. dim. ^^m^f. 
 Hand-weiting, n. signature. ^5tTTW «• S^J^^rl w. ^nx w. 
 
 One's own h. ^^^ n. ^T^ ?!. 
 2 manner ofiiritiwj. ^^'i{^ m. ^^vi n. 3T?^ n. f^rfq' 
 
 Good h. ^5T?^ n. Hq5TTi?5 «. 
 Handiceaft,m. manual occupation. ^.^T pop. ^PTAf. q^^TTw. 
 
 Handiceaftsmai?, n. meclianic, Sfc. W^W-V^ or s^r, f^Tr^, 
 
 HANDrNESS, n. t. A. 1. ^TTTTsft fFlf /. fT^TT^/. ^IrfJToST w. 
 
 f^RN^ n. ^^?rm? «. I^ST^T^ K. |?fI^hT?'T n. 
 Hanbiwokk, n. ^m^FfiT n. ^,\^t[f. ^tJft/. ^^^^ «. 
 
 Handle, n. ^sr w. ^^Z ^zf. H?;iTT «;. jfg/. ^PR m. 'A- 
 
 t. or 'At. n. tTT^ m. +^•^1 '». Sff^Sr m. 
 
 2 ( of a plough, harrow, &c. ) ?Hoft or ?:'^"jft/. ^i^cti oj- 
 
 ^iJ^ n. 
 2o Handle, v. a. take into the liand. ^t<T ^uf-qT;^, |i- 
 ?T »».-^T5^ «. ST^PJif. 
 
 2 manage tvith the Jiand, uield. =rNTof, «ff^«rr5Df^ ^T^, 
 
 3 discuss, consider, qrsijf, ^TR'if, 5rT?T^R/.-^?TEnz/.-^ft^ 
 »n. ^Rof ^r. o/ 0. 
 
 4 See To Teeat. 
 
 To h. roughly. ^ToSTTStrf, ^oirHT^r'f, ^^^^. 
 Handsel, oi.Jirst sale of. ^^oft/. ^■A^f^^f:^7n. 
 Handsome, a. leautiful., elegant. ^^, ^T^TH, ^'^ f t, H ' J M,€?g', 
 ^4i\<., JJ^TfT, Sf^^ org%??T, 'ft^T,nTf5T;(in"'JTT,'flTT 'HT^T, 
 
 A h. person. ?j^HTfTT»». ^J^TTOwj. ?:T^q5T»«. ^^RSTot. 
 2 See LiBEEAL, IN'oble. 
 Handsomeness, n.x. A. 1. ^'^jif-^T^f. ^^f.^^f. ^zf- 
 ^f. m^W.^T^f. 'Tt^^TOTTw. &c. ^V^n. '^m\^n. 
 
 Handt, a. readg, dexterous, v. Expeet. ^HT ^?r5I, 5?f CT- 
 ^, ^^^^ or RTF, ^'a'^l, ^R^?T. 
 2 convenient, ^c. T. UgEFUL, J^qi^fr, iqqTIpqT, 4]^J, 
 
 213 Hang, v. a. suspend, i]-c. Ffmof, t^^m, ilfn>Jlr, f|?51^, 
 
 2 on; up. arS'f'J'^ S^T^f . 
 
 3 execute hj hanging. tpf^Vf ^^T, 1^ ^of, ij^f 3TS^=m, 
 
 To h. one's self. <Ff?I^^ ^sfw. ^, "prtTOT. qp^ qaj, 
 
 To h. fire (a gun) ^^7^ 5T^ rS^TF^/. ^f^iJif. 
 
 4 down; let fall, Sfc. ^raf ^TT^'H'. 
 
 To Hang, j;. n. he suspended, sf^, ?r^at. 
 
 2 depend loosely.^ v. To Dangle. f^irJf, aT^lijf, 'j^ToJ^* 
 
 q%, ^IcA+'Muf, 3fr'45Taf, ?fiN^OTf. 
 
 3 — a person; le dcjicndcnt on. ^.--'J,'\\ or ^TH^ ?JTn^ y. 
 
 of 0. 3Tr='.wra"-3TT='^ ^riSiry. o/o. |prraT»j. a^^ ar^uf 
 
 i'. o/ 0. ?5k^, 3T5f?^5I% 'flT'^^Jirr. 
 
 4 — a matter; le dependent on, rest upon. JfTW, 315^0T, 
 
 sft^^OT 3T?raf, ?l^-3T?roT 'i(.77/{ ch; o/ o. 
 
 5 — a business or work; linger, remain unsettled.^ Sfc. 
 
 FTRtOT, flrSTot, %?n?>Jf, SHT^ ^1^ or -JPH^, f*r3Trf qjuf, 
 
 fn^^ ^ra^ or qtnlw. T5"^ g. of s. FR'iiJf, stqr^ "ts^, 
 
 6 back; /(oZJ laclc, sticTde, Ic reluctant.^ ^'c. a^T^^T or^f- 
 ffr tr^, arts/.-a^RCT/. n. ifSt, afr^n ^ot, ^'=q^ iR^, 
 
 ^Dt-T?rq;R^, 3TT'?TTm. tf^. 
 
 7 down; — a loaded branch, &c. 3fr<T^. 
 
 5 upon; in enforcement, supplication, &c.TR/-fT^iJT w. 
 -&c. q5f-qT-=rnf,cfT^^ Fsrnof , ^ufl^Tq^ orwn?!^ 5ftn?r- 
 
 51^07, iTTr^n^-TfE-srr^-fq^s^FJT-ctc. t3T?fijr, n^q'^wj. 
 
 ^"Jiq?:/. sjSr or q3;?r sT^'jf, ^ir^?5E/. ircfr, ^^frn ;^ft5t- 
 «Ri^, ^rr^ qr^, |H=5fr j^Jf^, ?T^'jf, --lirsT^, iH"it, 
 
 ^cTS'ji-, ^^m. n. jpTtif. 
 Hangman, m. <FT# %'JTnT ^'J'Twi.-Hi'TOT.-ttil'w. ^if^^. 
 Hang-nail, n. mm. 
 Hanged, p. t. V. A. 1. ^\^^v,^, ?:ms?rT, &c. 
 
 2 3T^q;5r%^, &c. 
 
 3 lim f^?|?CT, &c. 
 
 To be h. >^f^fr ^m-TSof, &c. 
 Hangee,«. Hanging,;?, a. x. V.iSi'. 1. ^=lwr?T, etc. '<P,^■^. 
 
 3 hanger on. v. Folloavek. aTT'-J'Tnrr, arrf^snT, ^T^. 
 
 Idle h. qfeirnjitT, qf^q5i<7r, hi^^jtt^, ^^r^iPTJr, 
 qr^fHfT. 
 
 6 afis^. 
 
 I. that tncrits the pvnisltmcnt of hanging—a, crime. "Ff- 
 
 II. //(«< hy uhich a thing hangs. 3iq^I nt^ 
 Hangee, n. v. SwOED. f^H^T ?«. 
 Hanging, tz.— against a wall, &c. ^WAf. 
 HiNK, n. y, Seai^. ^t «. qi^ «.
 
 HAT? 
 
 376 
 
 HAE 
 
 To Hankeb, r. n. v. To Desire. gB[ m. qm-tiTut, #Rr »». 
 
 ^, ^7«n^t=r^, ^^fiT'i'Jr, PidtHC'i or rHdi<^ui, ^^h"!, ^sft^fw- 
 
 lI.vsKKHiso, n. V. V. on<f Desibe. iJ^ «». HHT w. ^^nr/ 
 
 Hap, HiP-nAZiRB. See Fortune, Ciiaxce. 
 
 Hapless, a. v. "Weetched. |HP^, |%, *1I'*<{1h. 
 
 Haplv. See Pebhaps. 
 
 To Hap, To Happen, v. n. come to pass.'^-^-^i;^-^F{^-&c. 
 
 To h. oecasioii:illv.3T^# 5?f^-'H4l'HlHI^-t|UINRl?^l- 
 
 fHf<m'jfr=yr-&c. jm-^s'ir. [ fm. 
 
 2 unto; JfWif, V. To Befall. f^SW, 'ft^, ?5'TSof,srm 
 IlAPPEXrso, «. V. V. 1. «r5W «. ^f^ ^ «. ^RTT/. ^T^^ «. 
 
 Happily, <7(/f.r.A.l. g^fRT, g<^-M,H, ^<--lfe',M, g^^^T, ^^TT^. 
 
 l.fcn-tunatcli/. ^F^T^, ^"~^;5rR,'%nTc^, ^flNli^lR. 
 Hajpin-ess, n. V. A. 1. ^ n. gm^ /. f ?ra «. #?t?5 or 
 
 ^ri\\^ n. «nr 11. *r^ «. SUH n. 
 True h. ?T^Ft^ «. 
 H. is found only in the patli of holiness. ^ ^TT^- 
 
 Happt, a. (H ffl slate of fiiicili/.v.'BLESSE'D. §^, ^^Ti??, 
 
 H. fellow. ^W^^- 
 
 2 of a liappj disposition. 3TR^, 355T?ft, ^nf'l'ft, 3TFi^1%, 
 ?rfnTfi%, ^<iM<^ or ?f^H^, fdHM'^. [^T?fr. 
 
 3 lucl-i/, successful, v. Tobtunate. tf^^, SR^^, ^- 
 4— of rites, observances, &c. goocl.^ joyous, festal, "^f^, 
 ^^^1 *■?! g ( in coinp. ). 
 
 5 that supplies pleasure, — condition, &c. g^jfT^fT, ^^, 
 gW^, &c. 
 Harangue, n. oration, set speech. TPsnir n. cTT^q^tr w.JppR 
 «. <iH"mt1 m. ^"I'-mrTl+yiri+KHPTOT «. ^TTS^FRTROI «. 
 
 iZb Harvngle, t'. «. V. N. JTFpir ».-?rr?5^TT'TT"TtJT«.-&c.:pT'Jf. 
 5b Harass, v. a. t. To Tiee. TFi^r'n, T."ft-«nft-&c. ^Rq', 
 
 12 jrorr^f, distress., torment, Si'c. v. To Tease. ni=3T>Jf, ^^TT^- 
 
 Harassed, p. x. V. 1. ''T^^kP^, &c. «TTfr, spi^, i[^?rR, q^. 
 
 2 »n^t^OT, ^T^?I?JT, &c. ssfift, ^% ir^TR, OT?i=r. 
 Harasseb, «. HiEASsiXG, p. a. T. V. 1. sjpTq-nnTr' &c. ^F"??^- 
 
 Harasvlng, Haeassjiest, w. t. V. 1. —act. «Twf n. &c. 
 
 2 JTrjpJt M. &c. irrfTTf^p/. ^rr^nift/. ^JTT^ijTq;/. irr^'^r/. 
 ^rT^RT^ »!./ prr /. ^j^ «(. TT^rn m. 3-t^ »». ;r5UT^M. 
 
 Haeeixoer, n. forerunner, cj'c. q?^ rt^T^^l ^^i^^^, 3W- 
 
 " Habbour, n. — for ships. HtT^nr m. ^^ w. 
 
 i Floating ( deep-water ) h. rRn ^ ji. 
 
 j Open h. ^Tfrt ^ ». 
 
 j The space opposite to the mouth of a h.snrrw. 
 
 j| 2 shelter, \. AsiLUii. 3TT^^^ _^)0/j. STT^TI w. 4TRT m. 3TT- 
 
 ii To Harbour, v. n. go into harbour. ^^ n. «f)<uf. 
 To Haruour, ti. o. shelter, give asylum or protection to. 3TT- 
 «nT m.-3TreiT «».-'<TTTr m.-ST^ OT.-F<TRr «.- &e. ?iJi. 
 2 ( in the mind ) entertain, sjlci'iuj, tnTif, Scfor, JT^Tt^T 
 
 Hard, a.frm, (^•c.;?rfeT;'o;).^Jt'T, f^^rr, ?fqE^, 2^^, ^s, ^- 
 ^?T, spfeiTFT^T, qFCTT, ^I'tfT, ^^T, STJ^iTT'T.— intensely h. 
 
 §^, 3Tf?f^fs?r, arfn^R. [ft, fii^?:. 
 
 2 ( through dryness ) stiff, rigid. ^^ or W^', ^f^ft 
 3 — wood, stone, &c. f^ur, f%«r^ or =q^, ^^JI^, fH«R, 
 =K3^, T5 or tS, ^, sf^, ^sqTTTq-. 
 
 4 «o; so^i-fif/ iM boiling ; — rice. 'mMi\r\ or ^T^f^trT, ^- 
 JH^trT or ?r§?I5t?T, '<^5'4ftrr, 'P5<pft?r, 5^^, "PoEiFsh^, 
 
 5 not bland or unctuous. ^TffrT, T^^^jftcT, ?^, 5?^, 
 3T%f , 3Ti%F£r, ^t^Rf|?f. 
 
 Hard fare. See Fare. 
 6 — a regimen or diet. f?nF3, ^J^^, ^5=?>^^, ^r^^T^q'. 
 7 — a business or work, v. Difficult. ^Fcffur, 37=nT J, 
 
 H. work, T. Toil. ^n^T/. ^F"? m. ^m^A on. 
 
 8 grievous, rigorous, S{c. t. Severe. qBTloT, aTciq's, ?r?lFT 
 
 9 unreasonable, unjust. aT^TF^r^T, 3T^^T^, "^^siTJT^, 
 
 10 difficult to the mind, v. Obsteuse. q^q, 3T5R5, 5- 
 fW, 1^^. [ ^• 
 
 11 ( winter, &c.), intense., v. Severe. W-'^, ^V^^^ ^- 
 
 12 unfeding, pitiless, v. Ceuel. ft^, ^^n^t^. 
 13 — as water. ^3- 
 
 Hard, adv. violently, forcibly, vehemently, ^c. «IoE^, TTS-T, 
 
 2 «t'2<A fZo«e application, laboriously. «TJTT%, ^Rjl^rWS^Fft'- 
 
 #, «nT ^H^TT, ir^^rFT ^fct, &c. stttw"^^, ^t? «. ?JTf jt- 
 
 To keep h. at. FTT'iI'if, aT^iJf, 3Ti«r5^, W.€\ ^^W. 
 
 3 See Neae. 
 
 Hard-cash, Haed-coin, n. T\W'lf. m^ :TM». fm"^OT m. 
 Haed-eaened, a. ^'Sr^fT, ^fiTTSTT, f^55r=:5TT ^TTTrsiT, '-THHt- 
 
 ftfFf, ssfJTNTf^, '+'iimMfT, ^sfm^ftTT^TT, ^V^\ 5fNt^. 
 Haed-featueed, «. TfS, ^3 ffercc^TTSfT. 
 Haed-heaeted, «. V. Cruel. sFfeT|^, ^f%q'frr:^f;TW, TTTT'T 
 
 Haed-heaetedness, h. v. A. +;dk4uir »»■ ^5^«. ^^^^Jf. 
 
 Haed-waee, «.irare« made of iron.i ^'c, SJt^^TTrJ »n.-5TfT%
 
 HAE 377^ 
 
 Old and broken li. JT?3/. HFIrflT/ 
 IIaed-^vohking, a. v. Laeohious. ^'?T^, =F'^, «fiyirt^, 
 
 To Habden, v. >!. become hard. ^<n-^r-^-&c. ^tjf, ^- 
 
 2 ( in wickedness ). fni^uf or f^TS'ir, H<<5"l- 
 
 3 ffrow hard^-^—ihe body, &c. ^Z^^ 3T5ot^ ^TiJf, ^H'Jf. 
 4 — a fruit, a boil^ &c. grow dry^ fottgh, shrivelled. ^T5- 
 
 To IIadden, d. «. make hard. ^y^^-^K-^'S-&c. ^RiJf, "TT- 
 
 2 ( in wickedness ). f^lTf^ or P(T^^^, JT^of. 
 
 3 make Jinn, hardy, cj-tf. ^J-^S-^^f,Z-&c. ^Rof, q^JUJJf. 
 Hardened, p. v. V. N. 1. q;^tJr-&e. frr^JF^T. 
 
 2 f?r?^OT, 2<ij?5r^r, ft'^smr. 
 
 3 kj-irJrfT, &c. 5fffsf, ^f'^l. 
 
 4 -^K-iric^, &c. ^IT^. 
 Hardihood, Hakdiness, tc. t. A. 1. sTS^STorr »». ^^PT- 
 
 DTT OT. ^PT^IW^TTOT. &c. 50T^^/. ^f^sn^/. •ncs*-!!/. fT^'T- 
 
 2 fq^rf /. fcft?:"TOTr «. %:^T^ n. ?rT^?r «. '.iTTfr? n. VfVz4n. 
 
 Haedlt, adv. not easily, icith difficulty, scarcely. ;p§.^;;^. 
 
 3llMI^-?i^-iic. 5}JC^, ■HWl+i', ^?5Hr^ or ^?^JTT^T, ^^- 
 
 2 scarcely.^ almost not. ^^j^-, tpf^5, f^aST, si^rtqj^TT 
 The sense is often idiomatically expressed by the re- 
 duplication of a verb ; as, iff ^Tm <ff|^?^f ^ 'ff^'Sfst f- 
 ==T=fqfrr qr^^r 3TTOT, I had hardly got home when the 
 rain came. 
 Hardness, n. v. A. 1. ^.^^^W m. fJl-M^MOTT on. &e. S'Jt^fn'- 
 ?/. +ira'M «. ^StTT/. ^-^f n. ^fsm ™. 
 I. ( of the times ) v. Dearth. -^i-rM or =;fi7i^iJT/. ( or 
 
 Hardship, n. injustice, hard case. Jfv?ftTJT-3T5f'TS-^3-&c. "TT- 
 
 ?/ 'flT^ w. iffr^ n. 
 
 2 suffering, trials. |:^ «. ^p? ?«. 2^?. «nT «(. />Z. ^Tr5 >». 
 
 pl. ^^^^^ m. sp^TO' »'• 
 
 To suffer hardships. stpfT »!. pl.-^JT^ «. pl.-kc. +,|<jui- 
 
 HTH'Jf, ^dl^uj. 
 Hardt, «. strong, not delicate, not sickly, ^c. ;j;ut^^ ^^HF, 
 
 q^^R:, 5'JT^T, ?:i^7, Tis, f^^^, f^^trr, ^FI^TT, ^^^P, ^?- 
 
 ?TT, tT5^, qoT^fT, ^tirqR, =F^?T, =T^^, sr^^, ?rf^5, 
 
 H. and iron frame. ^T^^ »». cf^ifT*'^ w. 
 2 during, hold, impudent. !4t^, ^T^?fr, ?fT^ft?^, ^rfr^qr- 
 
 Haee, n. ^^T «!. Wrffw w^. ?T^T or ^T^T^F wi. F^q^pof m. 
 
 Hare-brained. See Madcap. 
 
 Hare-lip, n. TTWt «• 'l^ST |R: m. 
 
 Hare-lipped, a. TTJT^jTST, Tf^TT, 5^T3H^-«TT. 
 
 Harem. See Seraglio. 
 
 Hark, intei-j. '^^, ^^r. 
 
 To Hark. See To Listen. 
 
 Haele<juix. See BurrooN. 
 
 HAR 
 
 Harlot, n. jvoman ivho prostitutes her body for hire, courte- 
 zan, S)C. tst/. ^H^fttJT/ W.^^^ /. ^^^K^j. %3qT/. 
 
 ^TFiT^I/; 5fF^/. ^IR^f'^/. ^T^srT/.^nhfSHT/.JTT^^r- 
 2 woman guilty oj leivdncss.^ xvhore, strumpet, ^x. f^r- 
 
 ?5/ ftT^sTTtnpr/ fiJT^^sirtr^r/. s^f'Tqift^'r/. 3^?ft/. 
 
 Harlotry, n. trade, ^c. of a harlot. ^H^ ?i. ^a -^Nfrl /. 
 2 lewdness; li'horedom, c^-c. feTPn/ f^T^Tit-T^/. RT^o:- 
 
 Haem, «. cjvwp, icickedncss, lorong. cfj^ m. ar^^^n^ m, 
 
 3Tqtfw/. sff^STTT WJ. 'fl"7TT':T m. ^\^ n. m^ m. cfnr m. 
 
 2 detriment, mischief, v. Hlet. ?TUift/. g^^Tpff/. ^- 
 
 f%/. 3TV5PR OT. ?Tf?r/. 
 
 What harm does it do to you ? f^?r g^f ^PT^ vrTTrf ? 
 To Haem, v. a. \. To Huet. ^TTsft/.-g^W^Z-STlf^ «.-3T- 
 
 q^PTT W.-&C. !P7uf y. ofo. 3^5r w. Jp^f, ^<HIMd/. ^-sp^. 
 Haemful. See Huetful. 
 Harmless, a. — of persons; unprovoking , -<! . IkoffeNSIte. 
 
 SfTT^T, ^rrjI^PJIT or trff, f*mqft^, Tft^, nv\\^., 3T^, 3T- 
 
 2 «oi detrimental, not injurious. 3tR + K"I, 3T^r4^, Pul- 
 
 3 unharmed. ^'TZ, ^K[, aTHT, 3T?TfT, arsTTHTT^PTT, aTSTf H. 
 Haemlessness, «. T. A. 1. sjnT^TOTr ni. fi^^^'^'JW m. ^f[- 
 
 sft/. 3Tgf^fTT/. 3T|T5rf5/. 
 2 arfspPTfrT^T «. 3Tf^"^q?Tft?Tr/. "JT^ ^'P l R rtr/. 
 Harmonic, Harmonical, a. relating, ^-c. to harmony, kjt- 
 
 Harmonica, n. ^^mtl w?. 
 
 Harmonious, <t. concordant, musical, symphonious. kr^^- 
 
 2 concordant, v. Consistent. ■h'jw^H, ^'ih, ^t^RT, 
 
 Ij Haemoniouske.ss, n. t. A. 1. aiid Harmony. w<i4ot ?«. ^- 
 
 I 2 riirtiHir^T »«• rnoTT m. r^W'WZ m. ^^ ni. ^^J m. ^Ti=5/. 
 
 I Harmonium, n. (^^ qr^T f^^t"T arf^. 
 
 j To Harmonize, v. n. agree in sounds. ^TT^ Hc5 wi.-^Rf- 
 
 =Eft fTR'Jft/.-^'^SE M.-<S;c. 3T^i7f-^'n g- ojs. recip. 
 
 2 V. To Agree. ^^TJT'Jf, -^^ui, sf^, fRo!;^hT 3TOTJf, ^»T^- 
 
 ot, rllrimirtl »».-^^ 7».-^iT m.-^T^/.-ite. 3T?Tot y. o/s. 
 To Harmonize, v. a. cause to agree. ^Jrfifjf, ^^W »».-^- 
 
 qr OT.-^oft/.-<.tc. q^T^ y. o/ 0. recip. 
 Harmony, n. musical concord. ^<Hai m. ^rfifoE'Jft /. ^=Rt^ 
 
 firatjft/.-:^^ tRT^r «>.-WHH j;i.-ctc. FTT^THm n. gTHT* 
 
 2 concord, — gener. v. Agreement. 'HcS m. fHryT"P »». ^-
 
 HAR I 
 
 3 ( as of books, statements, &c. ). ^ *lK<ldr/. fnolT «i. 
 ^RtT n. V. ^^, 
 HaBXESs, 71. (races, ijr. of a hmse. TTit^^ MIS^I^T m^^H 
 
 m. gfr^/. aftroi/. ToE^lf »• ;>'• aT^q^rm^/. 
 3b Hakness, v. a. jet reaJy for draught. mK-A\^ m. ^T^^ 
 
 2^866 To Equip. [Lute. 
 
 Hakp, n. The Maratlias have not the harp. See Lyee, 
 
 Jew's h. »iK-=i'I M. ^T "«. 
 T<; Harp, v. n. upon, fi^. v. To Dwell. qV^of, Tpt o>- TRT 
 
 m. TT^, sdMHloj/. ipjf, ^3fTiJt, arl^or ^Flt «. q;^ g. ofo. 
 
 ■^\^*. \ { f. wm J. of 0. q"t;p^/. ^^-^>?r-&c. g. ofo. qV- 
 
 Harpoon, 7j. JTTHr JTR^nrFsft ^n^^ft/. 
 
 5b Haefoox, v. a. 5R^# TTCof. 
 
 HABPsicnonD, n. ^^ rtg^TKr 3Tl^. 
 
 Harpt, n. rapaciotcs person. Pl^-Tsr «!. 'Pl'^Tf «. 
 
 Hahhieti, 71. ^?TT% f^T+Kt^l f FRT ?«. 
 
 Haeeow, n. The following -words express Tcinds. ^[]^ or^r- 
 rTT^ or ^frfToE «. ^oliT »!. ^51 W2. H^ «. ^frfT m. "Ff^TT^ O'* 
 Wrrt/. ^ m. "jjtJt OT. 3tS «. ^r m. ^TTTT >». ^^^T in. ^- 
 W. m. n. 
 
 To Haeeow, v. a. V. N. "TTsft/. or ^^^i-fl TT^ft/. ^Tra^ or 
 ^FS^ot ( draw over the sFotef ), 'JiN^ ( draw over the 
 5?r ), %OT^ ( to use the tp^fRt ), fTT »«. fTH^T'Jf, ^^jR^ 
 or g^jTR^ ( to use the sf^. ) 
 
 2 fig. ( the soul, &c. ). ^^tz^JWK '3frsin-qTH'if, Trf^pft^ 
 
 To Haert. See To Tease. 
 
 Haesh, a. ( to the taste ) austere, aeerl, t. Sodr, Eough. 
 afni^ or 55TT, ar^l^ 5T<ir, ^^T or cqr, "^^ pop. ?^T, 3T^^, 
 
 2^ ( to tlie ear ). Jptif^Rn:, ^pof^, sp^^T, ^FSR-, ^5, ^F^- 
 
 3 ( to the feeliags ). 3TaT^, ^T^tt, f^gr, ^5iT, ^FsWt, 
 
 4— of persons, v. Kude, Ceoss. Z^., W^-, ^5^, ^, 
 Haeshne$8, «. V. A. 1. 3m|/. 3T ^'^HU || OT. &c. ^^"q- n. ^- 
 
 2 UCTUTT »!. Jpiif^rrT/. Jpppsq m. ^tssfTSTrfT /. 
 
 4 ^'^T'^ m. ^'TTtrrr w. &c. ^Rft^^f /. J-.^HT^r m. 
 
 Hart, n. male deer, ^fj^ ^jo;). ^Ttj^ »». 
 
 HAETsnOEN, n. ^orrt fm n. 
 
 HABUiisCAHUM, a. wild, wanton,fliglit\j, S(e. erf^^ or F^IT 
 
 A h. fellow, V. Madcap.' fiprf^jft- 
 HaEvest, n. season of gathering the cropn. "pfT^sqTJT mi. fq^- 
 £B^ m. ^PTufhff %55/ ^rT!Tft=T %JT »«./)Z Pr^sj «. f^- 
 ^RTS or R'-tirtis/. q?TT"J'Tnft ^Tr=f/. ^\^f. ^TTT »?(. T?^- 
 
 (8 HAT 
 
 f7/. w^f 
 
 Corn given to mendicants at h. in^qf>T?Tr/. 
 2 r(/)e crops. cft«P «. "?RTi=5/. 
 Abundant h. ^"^1+ »f. 
 
 Autumual li. JI'iftT' or qw.— Eclating to it. ?!Tf^?)tor 'ft. 
 Vernal h. ^»5ft or T^ /. T^tTRT «. 
 Harvest-home, n. feast at harvest. "P^T^ ^'llMl^ ^stit; ?;. 
 
 ^ir n. -^^XH^V^f. ^T^W «. 
 To Hash, v. a. chop into small pieces. ^\t\f. pl.-^V^\ fpl. 
 
 qrs^ g. of 0. %^5 5^5 ?«.^jZ. ^^t g. of o. 
 Hash, n. — of meat, f^^] m. 
 Hasp, «. ^f 
 Haste, m. v. Hueet. ^/. ^=?^/. T^Tra'aB or €\f. fsrn/. 
 
 5R^T^/. arm m. [?fT n>ft7. 
 
 The more h. the less speed. g-fTT^^T ^ ^^^^ tft^ 
 2b Haste, To Hasten, v n. ^sj^ f.-i^K\ f-&c ^t:^. 
 
 2 move with hurrg. (Z^^i^-^^^-^^y^^'f\^-&c. ^nuT-^- 
 
 2b Haste, To Hasten, v. a. 3T?ii^tqR-?qr^5n:-&e. ^ijf-3TPJr5r, 
 ^^<t /.-f^^/.-&c. :?R<Jt y. o/o. ^5PTft/.-f!rR?RfFf /. 
 
 ^Riif g. ofo. [or irt, ?5'7?jJy, 
 
 Hastilv, adv. v. A. 1. ^?5^^, f^^, ^1^, c^TBT, FSTim 
 
 2 3?rT5r5fr%, ^-iTFrSq-iTT^, Trnjs m%qiqr^, ^^k %- 
 
 Hastiness, n. \. A. 1. aTFTTrf /. 
 
 2 s^r^T^ifr/. ^TfFraTqr ««. ^'j\\ m. 3Tfqr^i?T:priTFrr/. 
 
 3 ?rN?:70Tr m. ctiHSHcrrr »». iTFFrsr?: ?n «>. nrTir^rfV-^^s- 
 
 Hastt, o. qiiicTc, not dilatory. ^?J?5, Tfi^^ft^T, fsft'^n', ?rr=r?, 
 
 2 precipitate, rashly prompt. g^rrT^T^ST, 3'rtNcifl'^, TriT^a;- 
 
 3 quick of temper, passionate. ^35[, <TTO, ?n^, ^'^E[#ft', 
 f^T^'ft, 11^'H^ ^TT^. 
 
 4 See Earlt. 
 Hastt-pudmng, ??. arrTrTT '«. 
 Hat, n. frff/. 
 
 The eighteen hats. The European or h.-wearing na- 
 tions. 3T5TR^ft■, aH-iil'TlT^. See Toeban. 
 
 To Hatch, v. a. (eggs). qTraijf, 3tl»J. "PTf^ ^H^^. 
 2 See To Contrive. 
 
 Hatch, n. hrood. ^'r^lff^ fTc7f=^ ^^f.-^n. 
 
 Hatch, Hatchwat. n. *MA'i\ ?fl"3 T^rTT^ ^Kn. ^^^- 
 
 JTT'fOT.-&c. [m. pi. 
 
 2 hatches. TrTifFrT ^f\^ f^^H\^'A\ ^m t^\m^ ^T^^ 
 To Hatchel, Hatchel. See To Hackle. Hackle. 
 HATcnET,M. ^=^/-5^rlt/. f -^5>i. '^X^pop. m^m. ?RrIm. 
 To Hate, v. a. g;'7w.-|nJT^V.->?«.-&c. qRiTf-^r^ot-s^Br, 
 
 ^(iftjf — intensely; detest, ^-c. v. To Abhoe. 3TrJTS-3?'r^?:r 
 
 -&c. iTRrnfr, ar^q'Ff^m. ^j;^ y. 0/ 0. 5t^qf?r ^ra'if jm. «?«. 
 Hate, Hateed, n. ^m. ar^q-ff/. >»;«. g^«j. '|;q-HT^H;.
 
 HAV 
 
 379 
 
 HAW 
 
 fsrgT^TM. 
 
 Concealed h. irt^jft^ aTT^/. 
 
 Dire and deadly h. (between two parties), f^^ s[\i 
 ff. of s. recij))-. iflTTHrr ^^wffT y. of s. recipr. 
 
 Fixed and deadly b. ^TT^r^TTw;. ^^^Kn. g'HI^Hi. ^- 
 
 lunate or instinctive h. ^frftR;!. 
 Hated, _p. v. V. |;q%75T, fg;^, ^f?'?. 
 Hateful, rr. detestalle, odious. ^'JR^, gi^^f , gTiftT, 5°rrf , 
 
 I'Tq^riq-, ^'snTT^T, I^tptt, |^'w, |"TRq^, ^'rmfr^, |- 
 
 ^f%?I, 'F^oE, ^'EIToS, ^T, fl^, — in high degree^ ahomi- 
 ■nalle, detestalle, loathsome, 8(c. arfa^cq-^ 3TfqfJtq', arfHg;- 
 
 &c. 3TRrM, ^nsi, aft^sr, ^^raf^TT, fsn^rq', fq'TsiTq', 
 
 Hatefumess, h. t. a. ^^EfCTDTTH). ttc. ^T^"?rT/. ^T'Tr'Tfrr 
 /. Jptft^'Tw. — in high degree. 'S\H*\'t,'-{'^\\m. ''S^\^n,^^\m. 
 
 &c. arfFr^Trfrtr/. 3Ti7i|;q%j'T?rr/. arfd'^iiidi/. arprfwiT 
 
 Hatee, «. V. V. \^ +<'JIKI, &c. I'SHF, g^, feg;^, f^"^yr, 
 ^"t^ (in comp. asftr^j^r^, jTrH-nT;-fir5f-^qTfiT-&e. ^"t^). 
 
 Haughtilt, a. V. A. qqi^, ^irmr^, irif^ft^, &c. 
 
 Haughtixess, n. T. A. and Peide. ^^m. aTf'TTrTwJ. fTT^TOT. 
 
 »m?^/. f^mw. ^w. 3TT5-q'rrr/. v. sit^t, fKr^r, a?W, 
 
 Haughty, a. v.Peoud.— of persons. r€f, ift^, rft?r, arfn- 
 KT?ft, Tm^, fe^R, ^^T, ^t-g'^f?, =:T5??,f^?ft, f^KT^- 
 
 2^ of things. ncT^RT, f^Hmp^, TT^^sTT, &e. 
 jfb Haul, v. a. y. To Deaw. art^'jf, ^"jf, Wf^-^^^ ^'jf. 
 Hatjii. See Stuaw. 
 Haukch, n. tliigh. fK\i[f. Kts/. 
 To Hauxt, v. a. frequent. iroT ^5TTW«. ^R^, v^TT^^ %'i^^ 
 
 ?^To;/. 3T5Erot ««. co«. 3^qpfr-3^n JTFRT-&C. ^^ijf, %tt/. 
 
 cl-+.ot-MI?5"Jf,l?:^/. ?^. 
 
 2— ghosts, goblins, &c. 1rr«. ^TFTif, HrT ?i=q'R«.-Pr^r^ 
 
 ?r^5rR«i. ar^ in. con. 
 To be haunted. Pf^R^. 
 Haunted house or place. grT5IT5T»». >^^rRT»». *Trr%- 
 
 3^«. OT^^ft^ ^';».-^FTT/.-&c. 
 Haunt, n. place of resort. ^5^/ sra^rqT^i- ^^m. i^\<£\^ 
 
 Hauteot, m. — the instrument. ^^^ or z; f. 
 
 Hauiece, n. V. Peide. it#»». r\mm. ^^m. ^T[^ f 
 
 To Hate, v. a. joossess, hold, ^-c. siRnf, ^T?Iof, 5jTotiTjf, 3TO^ 
 
 in. con. \?T=f5E STO'if «'». con. andg. ofs. ^Tf?t ar^ 3-of s. 
 
 nMt^ 3TO'? y. o/ s. 
 
 Kot to h. in one. armt ^moT-lt^r Jf^ot tdth g.of 
 
 s. and in. con. 
 
 2 le under a necessity or oMijctdon. ar^ijf, cTTn"^, HIT 
 
 ar^Sr, 'J^f^ all ivHh in. con. ( as ^^ IrT^ ^qrlf 3TT- 
 
 1, iTr5T f?i^% 'in'n' Tm arrl, Ac). 
 
 3 /«^r, accept, receive, <J'e. qirf, "Trt^^iir, ^t^+.Kuf^ 
 
 4 at; fls«fi!;7. See To Attack. 
 
 5 on ; wear. ^']i\\m ar^oj in. con. triTiI n. T.X^. 
 Haven, n. v. Haeboub. sj^^ jz. Htiwrsr m. 
 Hatee, h. Hatixo, ju. a. t. V. 1. vTTrn". 
 
 Havinff, holding, bearing, &c. are incessantly used in Eng- 
 lish to form Attributives or Predicates. In this use they 
 are neatly and expressiTely represented by words 
 (single or compound) haTing ^ affixed. Ex. Having the 
 title of Pandit, TflrftTTT'l^. Bearing the surname of 
 Jagannath.^ ^T5n"<4lH'llH--t). HaTing joy for its subject 
 (speech,) aTR^f^TTT'F (=?WT). HaTing the five elements 
 as its consistence or essence ( the earth ). <T=ET'jrTT?'T- 
 ep ( ^2=ft, ^JTT, &c. ). Having gold as its base or sub- 
 ject ( a trinket), gcjU|irM^ ( ar^^R ). Having sin as 
 its root or spring (pain) ^[^^^^^(j:^). Having a father 
 aliTB ( a man ), vfttrfrTJ^ ( ^W\ ). Having a riTer 
 for its mother, nurse, fosterer, &e. ( a country ), ^- 
 HJTT<T^ or Jf^iTTrr^ ( ^^T ). Bearing design, or intent- 
 ion, ( an act, a speech ),^f^q#^ ^'^i 'TTT'^). Bearing 
 concern, hope, &e. aTr?'<TN«f^, 3TT?Trj=T^, &c. and 
 ^HF^fJTJp, f%^fj=np, r<qM<JIrH+, fsffPTTfR^, ftPT'JTTJIT^, 
 5'nTTFH^, qTTTJT^, Ji'T'Jr^^, ( g^, &c. ), ^^^qp (^Fr^i 
 
 &c. ), arrw^T^^ ( srr^), arr^'r^^ ( ^rnw, ^tt^, &c.), 
 
 ^TT5iT'T% ( ?n-^, &C. )"^^OT75^''( q??r, !7T'4^, &c. ), at- 
 rf-.qp^OTq^f^ ( Hf^, &c. ), ^"THf^W^^, ^mf^'^'PF, ^'TFT- 
 f^jf^^ "s^nq^trr^iT^jp, &c. &c. And, in comp. esp. with 
 Persian and Hindoostanee words, by 5R & «IT^ 
 ( ex. pointed, a^oft^TT ; having strength, ^R^; bear- 
 ing a mace =5fra^, and HTc^^, ^Pft^, t^^, 'Tf?!^- 
 T, ij^^n^, f^T%^R^, f^5Tlui<Mic?K, &c. &c. 1 
 Having, \a. the sense possessing, is,throughvariousshades, 
 rendered by ^^ in comp. (as having anxiety, f%rTT- 
 iR), ^pttTJ^, &e. ); by^?5T (as'q^FIT??!, aTN^Ir^T, &c.j; 
 by HTH OJ- JT?r and by ^TT^ or sfrf ( as ff^Hf^, ^Tf^BKT^, 
 ^sq^pT, ^r i' -i^ -jl^ , &c. ) ; by ^T^T ( iis f^^l'HM-^l, ^R-fTT- 
 7j-qiz{.&c. WT'Sr ) ; by ^pfr, ( as"q%^t, &c. ). 
 
 Hating, n. v. V. 1. — act. iTRiT n. ^vn n. 
 
 Hatock, n. slaughter, devastation, ^'c. v. Desteuction. «p- 
 
 2b Hatock. See To Destegy. 
 
 To Haw, «. n. hem and haw. Y. To Hesitate. ^ ?i./.-^f^ 
 
 w/.-q-fH «/.-&c. q^iif. [ ^ w. 
 
 Hawk, n. Wt^^T »»• 5lf|fr ?RTmT m. f^T^r WJ. S.^^ i^op. ^T- 
 
 Female h. a.%7ft/io25. ?Rft/. 
 Hawk-eyed, a. of acute sight. ^FP^fj, ^H^f^, ^5^f^. 
 Hawk-nosed, a. Jl^bSHI+'MI, T^s^rf^^, ^-+.'tiR(^. 
 To Hawk, t). n. make an effort to Iring up phlegm. ^raTW 
 
 or <M !*<"). 
 
 2 praclioc falconry, q^ ^f^OTT ?r3^ f^T^TT/. ^W.
 
 HEA. 
 
 380 
 
 HEA 
 
 To Hawk, v. a. up ( phlogm ). ^THl^ or ^ii'^iwl', ^^iK^, |l 
 ? ? H<i.H -&c. :FT^, ^f^ or i<\\t>\{\ f. SFT^. 
 2 tfll lij procltiminj in the streets. %ft^ f^+of, qfm- 
 
 Hawkpji, n. T. V. A. 2 (in<i Pedleb. «t><^«||<?l, i 
 
 Hawser, n. v. Bope, Cable. ^ »». jj 
 
 Hat, n. ^T5t=;?5 17^ ?i. f^ ^TW m. ^rm »». l^rPT «."^ n. j 
 
 To.nialic li. \vhilo tlie sun shines. cTT^PTr 'ftrf ^ ^- / 
 
 Hat-ihck, Hat-stack. 71. fTtTRT m. ^To5^^^ T^fTRT »iv?lOT. 
 
 »RrTr^ ^if n. 
 Hazabp, fl. chance of harm. v. Daxgeb. TT w. '?FPr «. ^^- 
 
 ^t'T M. ^^ «». 
 
 To ruu the h. rl-l+pi/. ^"Jr. 
 7b Hazabd, t». (I. e.r/)0«e /o dangci: ^\i:^W\'^-'^^^r^^^\<^^\r\- 
 
 Hazardous, o. v. Danoerous. ^K<{»fl, ^^T^JTr^T, ri=l+.c?n-m, 
 
 Haze, n. g% Ji. q*r «. 
 Hazel, n. ^ grS 3Tf^. 
 Hazel, a.— the eye. ^»TnT. 
 
 Hazilt, flJf . MT^, 5T7, 3T^^. [ ^/ 
 
 Hazixess, n. V. A. qf /. q% m. grf M. gt^s n. ^ n. ^^- 
 Hazt, a. y+MNI, ^'-*iMi, &c. ^. 
 He, p-o. ?ff ( <''«^ male ). ^ ( ^A;* male ). 
 2 any man, he who. ^I^ptwl', ^fH^"^. 
 Head, n. ?tf /• sM /. St% «. K^^ »». »!. ■Rtt «. ivf.^ f. 
 
 im^ /. jrat M. jttf$ M. jtf^ «. ir^ f. s>i% «. 5- 
 
 5 n. 5^ /. 5^ /. 5^ /. 55% «. ^5? m. ?ff^ ». ^fe 
 t>r ^rort »«• ^JTT^fT n. — as separated from the body, %- 
 5 pop. 7:^ n. — in contemptuous, cant, or light phrased. 
 as sconce, noddle, pate. poU, crop, pow, cranium, costard, 
 Z\n n. T^f^ /. Z'^ n. zpi,^ n. rr^ n. sf^FS n. ^ n. 
 ^TSfT^ n. 5fr5% n. ^ym n. qnit n. ?RZ n. ofPS^/. ^^«. 
 
 Blow or bump Tvith tlie h. "^V^ m. ;^^T m. 
 
 Trom h. to foot, arm^^rrw^, ^rq^drfHW^P, ?r^f^^- 
 
 H. and tail, fig. lejinning ^- end. ^igTfS^w.irei^KrTw. 
 Made out of one's own h. <ni^^ ^PT^^SJT, ^'tiHia- 
 
 Shaking of the h. ( as in palsy, &c. ). f^Kt%<T m. 
 That is at the h. of, thai is first or chief, qft^, in?q- 
 
 'smmt, [&c.)fsir^/ 
 
 The ornamental cloth on theh. (of elephants, horses, 
 
 Upper half of tlie h. Hf^rS n. 
 
 Wind in the h. 5lM«JN m. 
 
 With the head poked or thrust forward, — looking. 
 ^H, ?mfH. [ ri%^ n. 
 
 Wrapper or girding for the h. ZV^\f\/. ^JiR^ff/. f?T- 
 
 To be knocked on the h. t. To Fail. tj^'^ i ui,HT^T?qi' 
 tl^'iui, JpRfoluf, ^Am^\, 
 
 To be wrong in the h, JT^^ m. n.-&c. f^ot ^. ofs. 
 
 To begin to hold up the h. WFi f. ^X =?PC^, 5t% «.- 
 i\if.-&c. ^T^. 
 
 To bind h. and foot. ^JT^^ /. ^.J:ii y. of o. 
 To bow down one's h. jtw^ n. m. squf ^t^. 
 To got above or over one's h. sw'TT^ «WJi. 
 To get heaviness in the h. 5t??rr?T or K^^fira *fTt^ 'rt. 
 
 =^^^ J. of s. 
 
 To hang the h. iTM /. W^^ ^TM'ir, ^TcfT^H^-^T^m^T- 
 
 To hold a high h. 3^l^^^H|/. fil <ti'ui -3Tt^-«( I oi' HJf, 3^- 
 
 To hold up the h. again, qi^/ ^^fc^i^. 
 
 To lose one's h. lecome lewildered. «<|-Hrt«i. 
 
 To rise into the h. ^q^ijf. 
 
 To shave the h. stf /• ^f^. 
 
 To turn round the. h. yj^iJi, 5t^% «.-&e. gTS"^. 
 
 2 ( as of fish, snakes, lizards, certain birds, <fcc. ). ff- 
 55^ m. zf^.f\f. 
 
 3 chief leader, r. CondtjctOe. JTTT^, ^fl^^'TT, ^TRJ ?». H- 
 ^TRT/. f^Klim m. HT^ft J«. 
 
 4 ( as of a body of guides, dooley-beai-ers, &c. ) v. 
 Captain. 5^51?, ^Tpq^, ^^rl^?, ^itt^, fm^TT. 
 
 5 «!0s< eminent person of. ^T<HIMru| ?«. fsiliHfui »n. -^^IJI- 
 f&r »«. HjiHpT in. f?RrTT^ w. 
 
 6 — in comp. with such words as head-constable, head- 
 master, &c. ?R(ex. ^TT^TFTf;, ?n; ^?m?T, ^ +HI«n+i2[TT), 
 ^ ( ex. i^JI^.KTTft, &c. ). 
 
 7 highest memler or part, v. Top. jtT'<TT or Tf\t!^\m. ^|T 
 w. Htrtti m. «. 
 8/ro^7(, 4-0. on top. ^fW/. 
 
 9 (of a bed). TWl^ n. :j^»T?T n. ^ 71. 
 
 10 topic, department, ^'c. Sf^fi^ir w. f^r^q' or ^^ /. 
 JFc5T n. ?ifm ?}. 3TRPT «. 
 
 11. ( as of cattle ) single one. Wim. ^tTft/"- ^Tq-^/SR m. 
 ^ m. — of camels, HTR. — of elephants, ^f^. — of horses, 
 JST or q^gr m. ^RT »»■ — of goats & sheep TTT^ ( above 
 20), 55 (below 20. ) 
 13 an individual, stf /. 
 
 13 ( of aboil, pustule, &e. ). <TiT ». 5^ «. [ q"trT ?». 
 
 14 ( of a spear, knee, dart, arrow ). HTH or H?5». <Frj«. 
 
 15 See TJndehstandixg. 16 (ofcorn, &c. ) v. Eae. 
 OT^/. ^M\f. ^A^f ^V^zn. 
 
 A stunted or diminutive h. ^^ n. 7t^ n. 
 To Heai, v. a. take the lead, conduct, ^c. ^raiT OT.-qSRw. 
 -J|<<:«fcl< OT.-&C. ^jT^, qi?iA-^«i{<i-3Tf'TqffT-&c. aTOOT trt. 
 
 con. J5TfrT-&C. ir^T^ ■=)lri=(U|-%'jf. 
 Head-ache, n. ^PTTS^J^ ra. iTT'<TT^Jf5 or HT'^T^ m. +q|ct^- 
 ^/. »TO^^Jf5 OT. fsdT-.friT/. [ 0/ s. 
 
 To have a h, HW^p w.-5t% «.- jt|/.-&c.-3^ijf-^?or y. 
 To give a h. HW+ w.-tl% «.-5t?/.-&e. ?5^'^. 
 Head-band, »;. spRqit/. ftRT^^^ «. 
 
 2 ( of aborse ). j^^ft/. 
 Head-deess, m. J^ft/. f^sr^'r n, 
 Heab-xand, n. efsp «. w(rai+i/.
 
 HEA 381^ 
 
 2— of a field, spsqfr/. 
 Head-less, a. JT?aqr^q-, 3if^i^:p_ 
 Head-load, n. tl? 3TT5r «• 'RKTRr m. f^i!JyK\t[ f. 
 Head-long, a. lieady, precipitate, V. Easii, Impetuous, ^m■ 
 
 ^, f^^^, ':r5<F^=5rT, ':T?5ift^r, ^rs^F^rioft <"• si^n, ^^- 
 
 2 See Steep. 
 Head-long, ade. v. A. 1. THmcf|%, 3HHi'-|UIW, ^tf^T ^■ 
 57T, ;fTc|^, ^PTiTS, I^Sq^PTif^^K+t-MNi-J^, JTfnjJ qT- 
 
 I. with the headjoremost. 5rf«F|^, 3T'?rH?jT. 
 Head-man, n. v. Chief, Conductor, &c. m+^m, ^T^tt, 3T- 
 
 f^=PTTt, H^fT^, art-q-^ (iu comp. as ^TTFTTtJI^T, F<TRT«T?T). 
 Head-monex, n. H'V^m{\J. ^T^qft/. 
 Head-most, a. foremost. ^nooTt J^'^F, ^H'nTTPfl'. 
 Head-oenament, n. ftld^^ «. 
 Head-piece, n. armor, Sfc.for the head. flKWT »• f^?T^«. 
 
 2 See Undeestanbing. [TT/. 
 
 Head-quaetees, »i. +HiMfd-5!v<T 3TftIwff-&c. ?J^T^r=ft vTT- 
 Head-eope, m. ( of a liorse ). 3Tmrft/. J^fRfH n. 
 Headship, n. H?sq-rrr/. stitt^Ht/. «re^ ?i. 
 Head-stall, w'^TW^/- 'TTfTq^/. P(R^/. 
 Head-steono, a. heady, precipitate, ^'c. v. Impetuous, 
 
 Selfwilled. f^T?^?nT, ^li+'^lcfl or cc^, 12;^?:, ^t^HT, 
 
 Head--woek,«. intellectual labor. J^t^ ^RKw. iTpfftT^ «nT«2. 
 
 Headiness, n. V. A. -RTT^sfW/. HTT^TTTiTn m. ^tSTTf /. ^- 
 S^RT n. ^f?nr=JT »8. |SHU|| »». 3TTq^ in. 
 
 Heading, n. ^rjt «. 
 
 Marginal epitomizing h. f%?fT m. flRt/. 
 
 Headt, (j. headstrong, headlong, hasty, ^'c. v. Eash, Impetu- 
 ous, ^lij+moff or S5JT, «F<Tr3*lS*ll, f^'C^K, Tol^, ^- 
 
 2 See Intoxicating. [^aj.^nf. 
 
 5l5 Heal, v. a. v. To Cube. f?tfpft-3RT-«&e. ^?^, arKFq- «. 
 
 2 ( disputes, variance, &c. ) T. To Eeconcile. fHc5TT> 
 
 »t.-?Tire m.-&c. ^iK^, 
 To Heal, v. n. TT^, ^\?P^M^ Hl-iuj, 5RT-&C. ^iTJf. 
 Heal-all, ».^y. ?iril+?Tftr(iMlui m. [+,|iqF. 
 
 HEALlNQ,a. q/ healing virtue. TmjT, ^rT'4^,^^^, Un^ltfH- 
 Health, w.( of body ). ^TftT^rTfrT/. ^Kli'MPfi-'T n. 3TTfPT?». 
 
 2 feeling of body as respects health, r\f^^^ f. Hisf^f. 
 
 Accounts of h. (and doings) — aa communicated. ^F^I- 
 
 Enquiries after h. and welfare. J?I?j5T^m. qTTT^TM.z). 
 ^-^, ( esp. among females ), q^ffr «. 
 
 3 ( of mind, spirit, &c. ). f^TrreiTTWR «. ^R^ «.KTr<T- 
 fTT/. ^VV^f ^ [f^\^\r^f 
 i wish of health iSi' happiness. ^\{\iM\-4\-T''rM\l\\-4\-^^- 
 
 To drinh a L. 3iJrwm=^ 7\\^ qg^^f f^pif a^ru^ arm 
 
 HEA 
 
 3% '^^ q5f|r fw. 
 
 HEALTnFUL,_HE4LTnT, a. ( of a body ). wprft, 3T^^ ;frn- 
 Tj/)0^. f^FT or -NfFft, f?Rmq-, FI^TRT, ^r'Jf., m:<J.^ ritK- 
 
 fl'T^, s^TSferr^^ or 5, ^r^T ^^T^l^r qs, z^^., z^^.^ '^im, 
 
 2 { o{ look ) fresh, clear, f/lowing, lively, i^c. ?5R^t?r 
 
 H^g^fTTrT, z^z^\?^-&c. <Tr^FqT, 5^»^t^pT^^ 5^^n?fq^. 
 
 3 ( of mind, spirit, io.) f^-rl^HTtrpft, RT^ir" gr<T, J^^Pi. 
 
 4 salubrious, sahi/ari/. ^Tft^RT ^fl^T, arrd^'^TiI^, CiTRPq- 
 
 Healthfulness, Healtuiness, «. V. A. 1. f?RWt'T'»IT ?;?. 
 grrfr^ «. 3Tfrf*i?rT/. ^Tr^TrfT/. ^rh^t n. f^nrTnr ?». 
 
 f^^^fTTR >». f^rFRTTf|f'T/. V{W] m. aT^rm^ ». 
 
 2 ^FT^rr or jprr/. ^ m. w<\^f. gw=ifT/. 5^71 «i. ^^f. 
 
 ^T^f. ?r^=5r or rfTi^TTO. r\^^ or ^'^^f. 
 Heap, n. pile, ^-c. ^i m. f^m: m. fs-qR or -femTT ot. 71% ot. 
 2>o;). rrer/. ii:pTT% m. m^r m. ^TJTTiT w. j^ «?. q^rr ?«. 
 it^ mf. fe »s. ^5 ?«. mr^n m. FTSm »«. ^?Tf m. ^^^Tw. 
 =^q- wi. ^qM m. ^f^pT «. ^THR «(. t^ in. W^ >n. ^^^q 
 m. t^ m. ^TJT^RT m. ^RT »». JTR ?«. f^ n. ^^751 m^ 
 
 H. as scratched up ( by ants, rats, &e. ). ^^^ or :j- 
 ^ m. dim. ^^f. 
 
 Heaps, lots, Sfc. v. Exubeeance. ^T, HtT, K^, 
 
 The h. the gross collection. m.i\^f. 
 
 To fall in heaps, drop and die, or he sick, suddenly 
 and by multitudes, ^f^ w.-'iTPTT »». ^fojot y. o/"*. 
 
 2 ( esp. of grain ). '^^ m. dim. 9^/ IT >». dim. Y'lf. 
 
 I jTr M. f|q wi. (//?«. ftntTT >». & i%ntat/. 
 
 3 ( of things loosely heaped ). ^5qr m. HPFa:/. 
 I To Heap, t). «. pile vp. ^TT^^tJf, ^rfs^of , qtoiT ^^, q^ ^- 
 
 q-, stn m.-f^VQ OT.-TRT /.-&e. sR^of y. of o. ^^7:[ m. 
 ^nr^ g. of 0. ^=^^ m.-W^^ m.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. 
 To h. up above the measure. \?[nf. »R:<if. 
 Heaped, p. v. V. ^rf^^r^;^, &e. ^qf^, ^^pr, OTp^d, ^- 
 
 Heapeb, n. V. V. ^frq^t^RT, &c. ?f^, +JMI^+, WT^-^hPT- 
 
 «&C. ^FrTf. 
 Heaping, n. v. V. — act. ^f'^ni'jf n. &c. ^hpT^ «. ^sppT «. ^- 
 
 q m. ^^.^^ n. ^^ft^RtJT n. fq^K^I n. 
 To Hear, t). a. ^^, arr^jufof, «r^0T m.-&c. ^w, ?FT^-^RTT- 
 
 qx qs^-q^ »w. con. qRii^D'i or qR^uj. 
 To be able to h. ^^s^ ifiif w. co». 
 To refuse to h. ^FTH »». ^?. ^fSor 
 
 2 hearken, obey. ^Jf)W,HMu),H^l^< q^,qftq^iJfor qf<+iO(_ 
 Heaed, ;?. V. V. 1. ^^S?5T, ^^, 3TT^f?McT, ^, ^orfe, JR- 
 
 To be able to be h. ^^Ft, ^^x^u'l. 
 Heaeee, n. V. V. 1. ^^uiKi, &c. «RWfTf, '^m, 
 Heabino, n. v.V. 1. — act. '^OT n. 3TT+UM «. «l^OT «. sjfrr/l 
 I.— the sense. ^Tg^tf^q «. jqJTJI «. «frr /. ^ptjf m. «T^- 
 oinf^ /. 
 
 Hard of h. tfcHl^r ^3TJ, ^H^^it ^P HM I. 
 
 Loss of h. arsiT^tT n. 
 
 Sharp, quick, &c. of h. <f,Rl-qT f^W, ^^(WIZ,
 
 HEA 
 
 HEA 
 
 II. apprehension or note ly the ear. ^^ «. ^'C'Jf n. 
 
 III. reach of the ear. iPRT^ 2cqT m. \%'I^V^^\ ^^^ m. 
 To Heabkes. See To Listen. 
 
 HiiAKSAY, n. V. Eepokt. ??FTret'ft /. fTiSTrff^^ it^ /. ^- 
 
 Kuown through h. \^^ <ii*<»>. 
 HeaBSE, n. >TS?JT^ or H^^n^ TTtt/. ^rTT'tT »"• ^T^TPT «• 
 Heaht, n. <t.| ct vril ^ l ^\^ m. (or pop. w.J^"^ it- which 
 p-opeili/ means the Liver ), \Z^^.^7^ n. ??PT?Tq' ?«. |H;; 
 or W ( in conip. as ^?t^, ^f^?! ). 
 
 To have the h. at the lips. ^^epZiJf. 
 2— as the seat of the afl'ectiout*. fsfrT n. ITT n. ^^ «. 
 f^ m. 11. :a^:%V^ n. jf?/. iK n. JTT^m «. 3I?l^ 7i. aTcI- 
 qf»T fl. 9T«rrTT «■ I^T^f^ «. 'N^tjf^/. 
 
 Ability of learning by h. tfT3?if^/. 
 
 Prom the bottom of the h. j'»f)^^l 55NT^. 
 
 The h. and the life. airTijt^ n. 
 
 In the recesses of the li. tt h^-'M I H^r. 
 
 ICno\vn by h. fTTlTre, 5^"TT^, ^W sW^rTr, <TT^, H^MlsJ^rl. 
 
 Knower of the secrets of the h. aTrTfrHt, 3lVlWl?T, 
 
 Ejiowledge of the secrets of the h. 3T?rfTf^ n. 
 
 A property or attribute of the h. 5=RTqiT m. 
 
 Purification or purity of h. atffi^ir^ «• 
 
 Quick at learning by h. TT^, 
 
 Singleness of h. aTT^TT^ fn. 
 
 State or affection of the h. ^^IR+K m. iRrf%?>frT/. 
 
 That has by h. ^V§[_ 
 
 To one's heart's content. Tf^HT, ^T'T^, H'i<j< l^, tpT- 
 
 AVith all one's h. and soul and strength. ^PTSir ^T=fT 
 JT^^F^rT, ?W^«t?r^, q^lTMPf, ^"Hi^RWT, ^T^TTFTTT, 
 
 PT^r^rra' or fjTqnr^Tmpr. [ '^i^'+^h. 
 
 With full purpose of h. iT^PTTif or JT^TTRT^oj- JT^t- 
 
 "Witli h. and hand. In h. and deed. ^TSfT^TF'tHT. 
 
 To follow the desires of one's h. f^ hh^ ^'=5f :p^_ 
 
 To give one one's h. ^PTo^ n. ^jrrs^ ^^r, H^ n. 3TW. 
 
 To have it in one's h. ^^\r\ gr?!^. [ »». iai^. 
 
 To have one's h. sink, qrroii;^^ SR m. Hx^ or ifk- 
 
 To have one's h. in one's mouth ( to be alarmed and 
 distressed ) ^pff ^n^T m. ifijf. 
 
 To have or get a heavy h. gr^ m. 55^ g. of s. 
 
 To learn by h. <TT3-5mT5-&c. :pTJt. 
 
 To press to one's h. f^rrJrrer-^rwt-'fknff ^^. 
 
 To set one's h. upon, ^m ««. S^<Ti, ^t^ m. jfTOT. 
 
 To tak-e to h. qjjol^r ^^:\m in. con. ^FT^^t/.-frr^^p/ 
 -.ic. ?7Fi5t 17!. cow. 5r. 0/ 0. [ 5T^^_ 
 
 The h. knows its own plague, aretcfr^ ^p3T 3T3;cfm 
 
 3 fCJY, inner part, n^ pop. qprr »«. ift^ ot. 
 
 At h. at the core or hottom. ^ ( ex. ^tIt gS-^TT- 
 <^-=qiTrrT-5fTtr-&c.). 
 
 4 ( of timber ). %^ >«, ^T5 ?«. ?fK ?«, 
 
 5 ( of a boil, &c.). ^ «. nrlr/. Ht^ ot. 
 
 G «2;iV)V, v. Colkage. ^?f «■ ar^RTR n. 
 To lose h. q'^ n.^'S{^^\^ «.-&c. ^r?'il-JT^tTf. 
 To take h. '^^ M.-3T?rapT Jt.-^ »j.-&c. qr^. 
 IIeabt-acue, «. ^^[1 w!. *RI|:^ ». HHI^'-tri/. i%TR^ >«. 
 IIeabt-deeakixg. See IIeabt-eendino. 
 HEABT-Bun>', n. cSf^ftrT n. rff^orrfir w. f^"fiT m. 
 HEART-Eunyiso, n. secret enmity. ^^n^^X n. ^+,|<^hi j». 
 
 atfT^ m. araiK «. 
 Heart-felt, o. cordial. tfRf?Trir, 3TWi-i|KMI RctHi, ^ifr- 
 
 j Heaet-pea, Heart-seed, n. fqil^/.— its seed fq^ «. 
 Oil of h. fq^T^ry «. 
 Heabt-piercikg, a. |^%Kr^, f 5^fJrg. 
 Heaet-bexmno, o. cJeejyly ajjiictive. <PR^ §:^ 3u|Ki, cf^TT- 
 ^il+w:,, 3Tf?f#Fsr^. 
 
 HEABT-SEAECniXG, O. IR^srSr, 5fi?Bmft, atrn^^T, 3TcROT- 
 
 Heabt-stealixg, Heaet-allueiisG, &c. a. f^Tfqk, f^frT- 
 liEA.UTVi,n. place for fire on a floor. ^T^JT^hft-TT^TT^sft-aTin- 
 
 ^t^-&c. ^JTrnr/. 
 
 Heabtilt, adv. V. A. 1. HHPTT^ or TT^nTR^^TT, f^T^TTT^- 
 ^, iT?rNT15, ^•^^'41 ^4im<^^, 'T^:'T5%, ^STT^TO-'q', "T^Ef- 
 
 I. /o OHf's heart's content, v. Heaet. qtsT^, Ep-c(+|^H, 
 Heaetisess, n. t. A. 1. ^H^ »2. qTTR/. 3TR'<TT/. Tfg- 
 
 2 ^cTJT m. ZV\^,-\if. ^'JT^ftTTrl'Tarr w.^^ft^rqWTm. 
 Heaetless, a. spiritless, f^^f>^m^^ f^f^mf^, aT^f^Trft, f^- 
 
 2 insincere. ^TT+iuft, 'HTtv'ff, cR^f^"^. 
 Heaetlesskess, m. v. a. 1. 3Tg?mf TO. 3T:TT?'<iIT/. 3T^r|- 
 
 ?tt/. f?rp??frfrn-/. &c. ^f^r>TT5r »«. 
 
 2 cj<cj<iHU|| M. cn:q?T'iftqxrrT OT. 
 Heaett, a. varm, cordial, zealous, earnest, v. Sikceee. ^^ 
 
 =5fT, iT?im^:?f=5TT, r^^^ioi-qrsrr, ard'Mi'ifl'Ni, Midinl-Ni, fjifn- 
 q;'T5!;TqTgft==rr, ^^r, ar^^^, argrcT. 
 
 H. in offices of hospitality. ZW^^, tqfhn. 
 
 2 !'ft/»ZZ /(ffl?^7i, V. Hale, z^^:^ Z^W'^.^ ^"I^iftH, ^5^- 
 
 To make a h. meal. ^q^-T-qlR T^TT-Ac. Sr^, ^tT?^- 
 
 Heat, n. — the sensation, l^rff/. ^^ w. 51^ ?«. 
 
 2 — as in objects. S^rTT/. 3^sot », g-uifT >«. 3^5?/. TTift/. 
 rTTT «!■ ^^ n. 
 
 Bed h. arfTT^of »». 
 
 Heating to a red h. rU^ m. To heat to a red h. dN»i . 
 
 3 ( of weather ). <3^ n. gn^ n. ^m n. ^WTfTT/ ^3:^f. 
 
 gwTT »«. g<moii m. 3^^r «». g^'^t/ s'^rsr m. q^^rr »?. 
 Eruption or pimple from li. ^TTOTsft/. qpfrS «.
 
 HEA 
 
 lu the h. ( of the day ). T?^?rF^r=qT decl. ^ 
 
 ■srr (led. ^mCif-itfTTf. 
 
 Temperate h. ^^qoft/. 
 
 To be aflc'cted by h. g-?^ijf. 
 ■i ( iu the system ). 3"TOr «. T^itTT/. TTJft/. ^Sl^Jni/. 
 STf m. ^f^^f. srq or aTFTT^I^fsi m. iTToj/. iT^OT/. 
 
 Prickly h. ^TtI^ ?i. 
 
 5 JJusli, excitement, njitatloii, 2inssion.''J'jyf\f. ?TT7w. ^HTT 
 ?;;. ^Hot^Hol/. rf^rToE/. ill/ens. HoSrToirS ?«. vT^T^ o^-^^TT- 
 
 6 (as in animals) desii-e of the other sex. HFDre. JT^/. 
 ^'irR". 'HX»i. — of mares, she asses, &c. ^^^>i. 
 
 To be in h. WT^m. ^^, ^'fm-i'Ji. 
 
 7 efort., stretch, lout. ^nm. f^v(\f. ^mX'n. 
 
 In one h. i^^TTR-crr^, <^^T, <^Tr?T3T^^^. [T01T»n. 
 S (of temperament). ^T'f\f. Tlf^^T^'". rWAmu^m. W>I^- 
 
 9 ('as of drugs, art. of food), heathif/ qiialiti/. ^nuj^xf. 
 
 10 vehemence.^ iioleitce.^ ^Y. ^'T[^i'i. d4l+T O)- ^r»«'. ^- 
 
 To Heat, d. a. «!a^-c hot. FTR'n, nn^DT, :3r^-T^-?nT-&c. ^FT- 
 
 2 «e< <o 7ieai. g^|?T %7q-. 
 ^'o Heat, t). «. hecome hot. rrr^'if, 3r^-&c. |m. 
 
 To h. and spoil. 3^. [Pr?T, «>ia'. 
 
 Heated, ;>. v. Y. A. 1. rTr^%?jr, FrTT^^Fjr, ?rTfHn, ^rJT, ?(ftt- 
 
 Heath, «. t^JRTTS^^. 
 
 2 ^Zrtce overgrown witJi lushes. TTTw. 
 Heathen, n. pagan, idolater, ^-e. HT^'pT^, 3T^^f ,^TOB?-tIJff. 
 Heathenism, «. 'jf^'T^T/. ht^it:jt^7j. 3TH5;H"w. 
 Heathee. See Heath, 1. 
 Heating, a. of heating quality .^ — medicines, &c. gror, ^Tsq-- 
 
 ^\^^ Tsav?ri%^. [ctrw. 
 
 Heating, n. v. V. A. l.— act. r^^n. &e. rfTT5=r«. ^rTPTH?i. 
 A h. (as of a pot to purify it). 3TTfilclo6|M. 3Tf^/. 
 H. of gold and plunging of it into water. ^Wlr^T^»^, 
 To Heave, v. a. lift, v. To Eaise. t^r;^, g-55r"if. 
 To h. a sigh. 3XTFT«.-3'^RrT?».-&c. JT^^. 
 2 </j»-Ott', V. To Cast. g'nF'jf , %^. 
 2(P Heave, d. m. v. To Paht. itrt/. pZ. Sot-^St, ?^rT?l^, 
 •<T7in, r^.l^+MI /. pi. ^. [ ?iat_ 
 
 2 sieell and rise. Tfrmm.-TH\mm.-^m^\m.-&c. %cfr, 3-^- 
 To h. and sob. g^'JT, 
 
 3 leech. ^TTOTT, ^Fg^HoSiJt, JfTJ^^Eur, :3Tr^5;'Jl, T^^, ^jfFT 
 
 (All these verbs ai-e impersonal and ifiVA as well as loith- 
 out the word HRfrf). 
 
 4 in sight; appear, ^^t^ T^iif, StooTT 1^ ^OT. 
 Heave, Heaving, ?;. v. V. N. 1. ^^i^VWMn. g'n^ T^n. ^\ 
 
 2 3TTW". ■JHUIlfn. 3Tmr;n. 
 
 3 +ciH'Z/. 3TTT?!-"!. JHI^lm. vJHISlOT. ^f^, J. 
 Heaven, «. //(c regions above, sh-y. 3TT^^T?«. j2. 3TRKFTrt. 
 
 ipH». <ffcTf';^«. 3T>TTaJ«.'flfTTT5i«. — the Heavens, geuer- 
 
 HE.l 
 
 ally. 3TT'|)r?IH^r5". H'Tm^S^n. JI'HMi-^ft.H^-slHSrfrt. ^iTf- 
 ^m. ri\i\Hi'^n. rrTTfTJr". 3r'-c/'r^"i-+,m. :HTrfH=*'?^». ?t^!>.tTw. 
 
 Calamitous visitation from h. gTTJTT^nn?rr»«. 'JT^HT^/ 
 
 Flush or g'low of the heavens, f^r^^wi. 
 
 Heavenly car. 3TT^?Tq"FTw. 3HI+UN^H«. 
 
 H. of heavens, iier^-^jw. 
 
 In the midst of h. 3T?rft?T, sf^RT^r, ST^-TffTfr or =ff_ 
 
 Sphere of the h. ^n\^jm. 
 
 Voice from h. aTTFT^rift/^^Tift/ 3T^Tftf>aft/. 
 
 To be flushed with the coming day, — the heaven?. 
 ^^/- pl- "Pf^Fot-^^. 
 2 «M< of the blessed. TfT^T^w. f^^^r%^,^5I%F, T^PF, 
 
 There arc, according to theHinduSjdifTerentSVauCTW, 
 the seats respectively of diifercnt deities with their 
 beatified worshippers. T\iQ Heaven of Brahma {5.^11!^- 
 jfpF, ^T^r-T, ^^r=fr-7J. — of Vishnu. iC^,n. ni'iu|r^j+,. — of 
 Shim.\^'f{m. fJT^^r^.— of Indra. -^^Am ?iI'Bl-T, ^^- 
 
 c?fe, f?^nF, ^?;r^, grr^r^, grraq' «. 
 
 A courtezan of the h. of Indra. 3TC?RT/. 
 
 A female or nymph of the h. of Indra. grtlTT/. 
 
 For Heaven 0,5 0, state, — as the final beatitude of mor- 
 tals, and as held to consist in Emaneipat ion from migra- 
 tory being and absorption into the Divine Essence, some 
 terms are, Hfe/. ^''^ln.'Sl;^^f\m.\^^^n. tjttot. ^'^UTT^ 
 /. ^'STW n. ^fj/. fsfgf^/. fww n. ir^g-?^ n. IT^T- 
 
 w^ n. z[^f^^\^ n. ^irf'JT n. iT^T^rrfH"/. ^:='-R ". ir^ n. 
 
 ^*».T^T^ n. irfTTq J»."%5r-q- «. f^ip{f. f^Tff^/. '^^TTT- 
 ^/. 3Tj7HEr »». ^TK m. Pnq- H. For Heaven simply aa 
 the final beatitude, some terms are, tf^jrnfrT or mH\>\\^ 
 f. ^Tpmfcf/. ^TJT^ n. 5'^:^?1^ m. TTTT^'irfrf/. The 
 four graduated states of heavenly ^/^^(^JTf^qTiTf^), are, 
 ■H?Jl+Hl/- 0'' ^TRRFT «. ( Eesidence in heaven with the 
 Deity ). ?T^7T?rT/. o;- HT^^q- n. ( Bearing of the likeness 
 of the Deity in heaven). ?n=ftRrIT/. or ^rwfcq- «. (Being 
 ever near or in the presence of the Deity ). ^|^vH4 n. 
 ( Absorption into the esssence of the Deity ). 
 That has attained any of these states, mfj, fH3;,f^5- 
 
 3 See God. 
 Heaven-kissing, a. Tipff f%H, ^HTfef . [\f^^. 
 
 Heaven-sent, a. — of calamitous visitations. arTTJTpft, ^^r^, 
 Heavenly, a. belonging to the 7(far<;«« oc 4^7/. 'iTFFT^TT^T, 3TI- 
 
 2 inhabitinj or belonging to Heaven. d=Ip!l+.NI, H^H?5I- 
 
 ^FT^, 3TTH??r^Fp5rr, &c. ^^+,^1*0, Trrfr^r^F^TT^, &c.'^ 
 
 'T-&C. ^fsj^Tt, W^i 3^5f^^, f^sT, f^f%^, f%f^, f^gt?^^. 
 
 3 divine.^ siiper-e.vcellent. f^sT, 3Tfq^TTH, ?T?TraTT. 
 Heavenly-minded, «. v. Spikitually-minded. TTiTTif^f^, 
 
 TTHT^^, TTfrmf, HK*iii'^'^, tHTTT'irra^, '7Tm'4^'3", 
 
 HeAVENLT-MINDEDNESS; 11. V. A. ^mV^^^f. T'7TT'4Tf? /.
 
 BEG 
 
 38i 
 
 HE! 
 
 H^H I ^ThuI I m. MiHiyf^ff!/. <?TKT'«Tf^^/. H<rtl*Pl^/. 
 Hbavilt, adv. V. A. 2. HT^, W^, "PR |:':7 fl^^ ^'''^- '^^ 
 
 7 Tho nonls expressing this sense diflor of course in 
 tlieir particular implications, ami thus thej correspond 
 witli, in loirenlg, peUimjly, dashingly, scourinrily, sweep- 
 iiigly. f^m, g^TT^TR, g^tlK, ^TK^PT or »Tf, 5WT5m, ^- 
 ^rVT, m*M or Sf , «i|^d, ?T7Rt, ifciisp^. 
 Heaviness, n. t. A. 1. *1|{1hu|| »». -^SH«ir m. ^tstTT/. ■j)!^ 
 «. nr^ n. 
 
 2 HlflMUIl M. STITTT »J. |:?rf?TT/. 
 
 3 g?fft/ gfTTtrrr OT. Ac. ^nf^/. ^jfinr/. ^rrsir «. 
 
 4 3^RNm M. 3^Rft/. 'iT^fm^ M. ^^HT^Hr^ ?/». 
 
 6 ^T^OTT wi. ^rTIrTT/. ^?TTSCr «. n??^ n. 
 10 nil/. 
 HEA^T, rt.;;o7ir^ero!/«, T. Weighty. TTft, ^I, T?;, vT5^ft?5, 
 c^'^IT, visf?T5Er, vTsntoiT, the three last indeclinable, 
 
 To be h. — the limbs, head, &c. TRT=r?f, TR m. JFRirr 
 
 To be h. and dull — eves from want of sleep. rfiTcr^'jf. 
 2 grievous, afflictive. 3T5, HTfT, ^^H, |:^, |:^^, |:^- 
 IT^, &c. 
 ^dull.^ sluggish.^ torpid^ ^-c. g^, ^Jfj, 3Tn^3T5, ■^iSfl^f, 
 
 To be h. from eating. g'"gft/. q^Jf, ^'^'^^. 
 
 4 dejected^ duU.^ v. Dispieited. T^RT, ^^RT^rT'jft, i^?:- 
 
 5 fio< merry ^ not lively.^ tvanting spirit.^ Sfc. — meetings, 
 
 C of difflcvlt digestion. ^5, n^, Tfrg, S'.T^^T. 
 
 7— as raiu. J^r^qR, f^^JTVlT, ?n5^, q^q^^, q^jT;, fSf. 
 
 f^, n57, ^PT or ^PT. 
 
 8— as sleep, ni^, HTSH^, q^, n^^, ^tr, ^^W, ^t^, 
 
 9— road, land, &e. f^^rmr^ TT^ spft =5Tt?5<I!:tT?T ^- 
 10 ( as under intoxication, sleep, grief, &c. ) ^^. 
 
 To be h. nirif, nTTT^,— To render li. jprfsT^ 
 
 That is h. iJTft 0^ J!^_ 
 
 HEATr-nK.iETED, a. V. DlSPIEITED. |K?rr 0)- ^JT^R'T. 
 
 Heatt-laden, a. HKnf;t?T, HRsqTfrS. 
 
 Heavy-limbed, a. srtn^f . 
 
 Heavy-ivitted, a. v. Dull. r<T;=5?rf^_ 
 
 Hebdomad, Hebdomadal. See Week, Weekly. 
 
 Hebrew, a. jift 
 
 Hebrew, n. jpftW/ 
 
 Hecate, «. t. Fuey. =5rf5^ or ^ft/ 
 
 Hecatomb, n. \\t^\^\^ ^^m. nn^ m. ( of horses ). 
 
 Hecatombs of slain, qu n'gfr) /. 
 Hectic, n. ^-a^x m. ^jftur?^ m. 
 Eeciic, a. ?T?TT=r'TqT, f^^^Tj^tft. 
 
 Hectoh, n. Under thia word in the sense of Ihstering 
 pretender to valour., and as synonymous with J«<%, 
 swingebiicMer^ stvasJilucMer., swasher.^ swaggerer, gascon. 
 thraso^fanftiron.^ tjv. are collected the words and phra- 
 ses corresponding in Maratln. f^RtHTTIRT, iTF^M 'JT- 
 
 c^TRrft. 
 To Hector, v. n. t. To Blustee, To Boast, ^t^t «.-'jr'I- 
 
 Hedble-bae, n— of a loom. TFJJiift/. 
 
 Hedge, n. ^i f. ^^^n. ;F3^«. ^n. 3TTST?n.'iTRT'JT«.3TTqrRw', 
 
 Thorn-h. ^R^/ 
 To Hedge, v. a. enclose ivith a hedge. *sO|,-^iU|n. ^^, ^5- 
 or n.-^PV[ n.- &c. ^TTt^of 
 
 2 up. See To Obstbuct. 
 
 3 in. See To Sueeoond. 
 Hedgehog, «. ^ ^^]^ 3TI^. 
 Hedge-eow, n. FTPfty. in comp. rfJZf. in comp. 
 
 To Heed, v. a. mind., regard. ij*T>ui, HMiJ"!, "T^ot, ^rw, Pf^r- 
 
 Heed, n. attention., regard, advertence. «rR n. ^^^\^ n, 
 TRT n. W^ n. ?5^"^ 7!. FRr^fm m. 
 To take h. ^q-irf, ^TTStot. 
 Heedful, a. attentive, ht^kt, ^rr^ferr^, wrf^fT, gf^TtT. 
 Heedless, a. \. Caeeless. iTr"P?r, >ll4)rfr, n"?j?5rft or fqr, 
 
 nrp^ff, %<mT, ^n^ar, 5rf^=^, 3T^RtT,3Tm^tTRr,3T?r5rfeTRr, 
 
 Heedlessly, adv. v. A. 'll^riMuiT^f, &c. n"P^?ftH, 3T^^^- 
 Heedlessness, n. V. A. 'l^rid/. nrp?5"TirT »». &c. aTT^tfT- 
 
 ^ «. 3T?r5r'4RnTT/. sfrr^ »«. 
 
 Heel, «. Zv^f. WZf- "TT^^?^ «• "Trf'sur m. 
 A tumor on the h. 7^'^ti n. 
 The great tendon above the h. tendo achillis. tfrj- 
 
 ^tr/. ^sjcTSfftr/. qre^tr/- 
 
 To be close at the heels of. ^Zi\ or %^^, c^TT^^T 
 
 ado. 3TflnJf, iHT^qr^r?: ar^fn. 
 
 To cool one's heels ( as in waiting ). 3f^ ( and 
 causally ar^nrtrr ), 'JTSpT smnr, ^rT-HTTSnT-f ^FfT q^'jf. 
 
 To show the heels. To take to one's heels, v. To 
 Flee. ^\Zf. ^R<?=rw, T^S ^n.+l-iuT, ^TT/! JFT% ^<FOT. 
 
 To urge or strike with the h. ^f^ottJr or ^f^l^ijf, ^- 
 
 2 ( of a shoe or sandal ). ^T\ m. ^ n. 
 To Heel, v. a. lay on one side. ^FFIT^ S^^f, +rjiri %^, 
 2b Heel, d. ». //e oi'rr on a side. 4„^iU| , sp?5ot, ^oi^r, ^Jjt^w, 
 
 vJn#^. o/s. (^sfiRiif, ^il-iui. 
 
 That has heeled over, ^c^, Jp??rTT or ^^/>v:. 
 
 Heel-eope, n. ^]^^^ m. ^^^-J,\i\f. 
 
 Heoiea, n. — the epoch, f^ff/. f|^^r m. 
 Heifee, n. young cotv. ^^ or ifr^ff/, ■^Vt^Aif. 
 Heigh ho, v, Ikiehjechoh. arfi.
 
 HEL 
 
 Heioht, n. ^^f. t^r^^ m. 3^rTr/. 3^rf?r/. 
 
 2 highest or greatest degree. »TT m. HT^ «. For tliis 
 sense, as expressed bj such words as meridian, zenith, 
 heyday^ acme, summit, pinnacle, tiptop, plenitude, fidness, 
 full tide, ^c. the corresponding words arc, Sf^ or ^- 
 ^X in. \^ ( in conip. as a prefix, as ^^ 3'^IoET, \^ 1^- 
 
 qroiT, \^ TTSTHrarr, \^ ^^^, ^=T ht, '^^ ^^^rMt, ^ 
 
 #=5?T, ■^'T ^sq^. ^^ |im, ^^ -JTTH-TPft, ^ HHIHlOAc.), 
 Hr ( in comp. as a prefix, as HTT^rsr, HTJ^SET, &c.), 
 ^TPZ^ m. qTTqJTSr/. ^JTT/. KTr^T./: ?5fT5TfT/. H^T^ «i. 
 ^THT m. OTk m. ^inrT/. JtTf^ n. ^i n. ^iw.T^ m. ^^^. 
 In the li. ( tlio meridian or plenitude of).'^(in 
 comp. ), TT^r^TRT or H^^qr 'ft?rT%. [ ^f^. 
 
 To reach the h. ( acme, pinnacle, Ac^.^ftHr/. ?TTr^'jf- 
 
 3 eminence, v. Hill. ^^^^ m. ^^TTS n. 
 
 4 elevation of rank, greatness. ^TUftf. ''fl^f- 'tfKMUir fn. 
 
 HEL 
 
 To HEionxE.v, I', a. raise 
 
 t^j^^^ =^^^^^ srrs^'Jf. 
 
 2 enhance, augment, cj'c. ' 
 Heisous, «. atrocious.^ ^c. v. 
 
 /((y/;, V. To EaISE. 3"^ JP^^, 
 
 ^ To Incdease.To Aggbatate. 
 H.-&e. 5R^^. ofo. 3^^ ^^. 
 Wicked, sf^, ^, ^, 3T- 
 
 Heinouskess, n. v. A. v^KHUir m. &e. 3Tf?r|^Hr/. 3TfiT|- 
 Heir, «. ^Tr!T or JTT^, ^nTIT, sfrfTH^R or ErR:%^R, ^itt- 
 
 Co-resident h. after partition. ?r^f^. 
 
 Co-residence of heirs after partition. ^'SJ^f^ n. 
 
 H. -apparent, to a throne. 'JeTTRT or 'J^TMT — His 
 office, &c. ^\^XX^ n. [ f?r^R?ft^. 
 
 That is without h. or rightful claimant. fJf^TTT^ or 
 Heiress, n. v. Heih. zy^^u\ f. ^K^\^f. ^rrft^f^'Jr/. 
 iRTftrwftiift/. T^nf^^rfrufr/. 
 
 Heirless, a. ^prr^^^T, 3T^Tf^^. 
 
 Heirloom, n. ^^qt^^jf fiToSDTRr q"7T'4 m.- q^H ; 
 
 Heirship, n. ^R^rr m. qrTtfT m. n. q^q^pv: 
 
 Held,;), v. V. A. 1. yiH^, &c. qn. 
 Heliacal, a. solar. ^f=5TT, ^N, ^, ^Vq'^t. 
 Helioscope, b. ^ TT^TrO' f^H^/. 
 Heliotrope, n. ^ "Pr7 3TT^- 
 Helix, n. a circumvolution. %^ m. 
 Hell, m. region under the earth. "TTfTra n. aT'TTH^T n. ?rFT- 
 There are seven FatMas ( ?rnMi<ii^ ) enumerated, 
 
 viz. 3m?^, f^^, gfT^, fT?5TfT?5, ^HTrTrJ, IT^RT?5, TmW. 
 
 2 pZsfe of punishment after death, ^^qp jh. f^^ w. ^- 
 
 The Hindus suppose Karak or Tartarus to contain 
 many divisions or different places of torture. Some arc, 
 
 Abiding in H. ^rT^^TB' w- 
 
 Going to H. 3T#lfrr/. STtT-.TTrT m. ^'C^■.^^^ n. 
 
 -=Eft3f/.-&C. 
 
 [?5>P 
 
 Judge of H. — ^^^J — familiarly, qrrr^ HT?^?:, TKf- 
 ^sf^TrT, q^TTjfT sfT^TRft. — His Messenger. TK^, 
 
 Pains of H. JTT^S m. ^^^\r\^\J. ^f{1\V^^\f. ^^. 
 
 Pit of H. ^^-T5 «. 
 Eiver of H.— |i=rToft/. 
 
 EoadtoH. ^fT'+Hi'im. 'JTtT:T.gOT. M»5rH'nt'».(I. C. smoky 
 and dark through sin or ignorance). 
 Watch dogs of H. aqm and X(^^. 
 3 See Gambling house. 
 Hellebore, «.— black. ^^ or ^Fiat*'.-.^/. ^jfrf|(^./". 
 Hellish, n. v. Hell 2. HT^^r, JrWstM^, HIR^, JfR^t, 
 
 Helm, n. (of a ship). ^+,|ui or ?t». g^<»TM. jpjfOT. 
 Helms-man, n. g^F^T or ??Tr, g^|0|<^I<, qi^qiCf, TRT^ oc 
 5gr, ^"nfeTTT, ^rf^TF, q^trrVr^, [it h./. 
 
 Helmet, n. ?ssT3r ?:T<t/. ?:TTt/. f^Tr^nJTw. 3f:H^)r?nT,«. f^^- 
 To Help, v. a. aid, assist, succour. ^HT- f-W^n.-'^^^n.' 
 
 ^^^_f.-^^^v(\f■^r^^f.-'^r('P^Jm.■&c. :R<Jr, 'flfi».- 
 
 Mf.-^f.-^m.-^m.^rzf.-&c. ^at,qT^^r tot-^TT^ot. 
 
 2 if^/fr, alleviate, S^'c. v. To Eemedy. OTnT«.-^r^-v!.- 
 &c. %T^. 
 
 3 to ;— at table. ^r?:5ot, qT5>7r. 
 
 4 forlear, refrain. 8ee To Abstain". [ ar^Tof. 
 To Help, ij. w. -v. To Conduce. ?f^q--H^^fnft-&c. fror- 
 Help, Helping, n. v. V. A. I.— act. ^^ jr^ m. ^ \- 
 
 Or «. &c. JT^^TTft/. F^«FTT »«. ^M+K »». 
 
 To come to the h. of. 3'*TT KT^ icith ^ or ^ofo. 
 
 To cry out Help I Help ! qf'TT m. ^'JT-ttR'T, ^?T^- 
 =5lTf^ 2«^f;y. :r^, ^^^ intcrj. sp^. 
 3 ;n^iif n. 5fr^<Jft/. 
 
 I. helping cause, v. Helper. ^l^fTlff, ^^W, H^IR. 
 Present h. in trouble ( or need ). ^dlslH. 
 
 II. aid afforded, f K^/ i^^/. ^T^ n. W^^ n. m^r- 
 cq- n. |JTTc^T »!• n?^ w. ^WH'^I m. 
 
 System of rendering mutual help, esp. in agricul- 
 tural operations, ^rfsfs/. ^^/. f^T^ft^/. 
 
 III. remedy, ^-c. presented. jqj'I »»• ^^JPT «. Tfrt/. 1- 
 i^r^ n. r^S'\VJ\^ m. 
 
 Help-mate, n. \. Mate. ^■w+'MI, ^M<-k, fT?T grw 7i. 
 Helper, w. Helping,^, a. Helpful, a. v. V. A. 1.jtt^-iSc. 
 ^"TTTr, T^TinR, ■M^-+-k'1, ?TfPT, WT^ I <-*1 ^irTr- Wfr-&c. qs- 
 
 nr o>' tTfl;'TT or qf^, sn^R, 3'<?^ift, :jt^, t^^pr^. 
 
 3 tJISUlKI, tn^r or JTT^cqr. 
 Helpless, «. tcantinj power to succour one's self. HRR, T- 
 51'XT, ST^qotT, |5i?5, |Hf5T, f^^Rf, ?5T=5TR, 'ira^Tft, mvTFTt- 
 ST, amfn^, ^RTTT'iT KTin'H ^rfm CJT^T, "RTi^, 'J^V., 
 
 'J'o be or become h. 3'FfT'JrT T5wf, fToET^ «lHnf-^ot, 
 ^H^:^ interj. |tdt, TS^Tofr^ qirr or J?:^t7T/. ^of, 'HfT or 
 ^MFfRTt^ 15fT/. |pit, ^Miqi«jt% ftl m. pi. qiuf, and, 
 causally, to make h. TTIof-if^TSr^-^?!^ or ^JToT^ ^'T^t'
 
 HEM 
 
 3S6 
 
 HEH 
 
 2 remedihss. Pl*.^)NNI, HI^-IMNI, ar^TPTT^, pH'bMliJ, 
 IIklplessxkss, «. V. A. 1. q«)iH«ir m. *i»)iH«ii w. &c. g'- 
 
 Hki.tkk-skki.teh, m/f. confiisedli/ ami tumultuoushj. rl^HN- 
 
 3TT, wPTTfTjjfm, ?fY^^, Htrlrn, ^^ttt:. 
 
 Helve, n. v. Handle. ^fST w. [ q^T/. 
 
 Hem, «. ( of a garment ). ifR m. ^ or ?ft^/. ^^ /. ^- 
 
 2 floiw uttered in clearing the throat. ^f'PT'Jr n. ^f^- 
 
 To Hem, v. a. ( a fjarnieut or clotli ). HJMtjf, fTTTpTtt /.- 
 
 2 environ, v. To Suehound, qr^, "k^. 
 To Hem, jj. m. make a noise ly violent exptdsion of the Ireath. 
 ^^F^ or ^%T^, ^■+,KU|, ^^ff^RT »».-^fJFRl'««. ^"n. 
 
 To clear the throat by hemmLng. iiolT m. ^hRoj, 
 
 2 fig. hem and haw, v. To Hesitate, ^f^ «/.-^f% «^- 
 
 qfHw/.-i-mg M.-&C. :r^. [ ^^ 
 
 8 — as to arouse, to give notice of presence, &c. =qf^ n. 
 
 HEMicuiNT, ». pain ajfectinj half the head, ar^f^^ft f.°^- 
 
 tfifft^ OT. 
 Hemipleot, n. palsy affecting one side. grtTTT n. ar ^T^N I- 
 
 2 (of the face and neck). 3Tff ?roi- -arf^^rmwj.arf^rf^PTOT. 
 Hemispitere, »!. half the globe. f^rfm>5 «(. arq^flH m. 
 
 The Eastern h. ^^TM]^ n. irnpTR; «. '7^»fr?irq' n. 
 
 The 'Western h. <Tf'!<PT5?7'n^ n. ^T^^^l^J^ n. 
 HEML'^piiEnicAL, «. V. K fSfJT'fr^, -JTW^, arfq-irar^J^. 
 HE>tisTicn, n. 3TqT%^PT s^R? ot. "i^^A^ n. 
 Hemlock, n. x^r^ q-q^fn 3tt^_ 
 Hemoptysis, m.— plethorica. TT^jfcrrr n. 
 ■Hemohbhaoe, a. flux ofllood. i^^^^m. V^^X^ m. T^f^- 
 
 tT m. n. ^I^THtT m. «. 
 Hemorhhoids, n. piles, ^7.z^\^ or Ho i oinf ^/. ijT^n »?. a^- 
 
 siTrfFT;>oj3. arnfn m. '' 
 
 Figs or excrescences in the h. jfts w.;;?. 3^f^ »».^Z. 
 
 Hemp, n. Cannabis saliva, or Crotolaria juncea. rm m. ^m 
 
 pop. wi m. v;mpop. irfiT /. or hT / 'jnr /. ijift/.— in 
 
 cant phraseology, f^ ?rRT^/. ^^prft/ ^T^qr^ ot. fTT- 
 
 ^^^^f m'Tift/. f^^pTT/. 
 
 Addicted to the use of the intoxicating potion pre- 
 pared from h. Hf'qr, ^Ti^, ^fift, tItW^, HI?: or ^775. 
 
 Dry leaves of h. ground in water with spices. ^[Z\m. 
 
 Exudation of the flowers of h. prepared as a drug. 
 ■qr^ m. 
 
 H. tox>^, fructification of h. nf^TT m. ^sn m. ^ m. 
 —dry and crumbled do. iKTT m. 
 
 H.-leaves. ^fft /. " [-^y;,,^^^^ 
 
 H.-eater, eater of some or other of the preparations 
 
 Intoxicating potion prepared frorti h. HfT/. 
 
 Leaves of h. ground in milk with sugar and spices. 
 
 jftpn or |«Tr WI. [ &c. fToft /• 
 
 Powder of h. prepared by roasting, washing, sugaring, 
 Preparation of h. with sugar, spices, Ac. »TT^T /. 
 
 Preparer and vender of bhang, ^■qrr, H'i'^. 
 
 Smoker of h. tops. nf^Jp^, I^T^F, f^T^^. 
 
 Stalk ofh. ^Rft/. 
 
 Stripped stem of the h. plant, yui+i^y. 
 
 Thread or string of h. ?rir^=5I «. 
 2 Hibiscus cannabinus. atiTTft /. ^''^(V^ m. — the seed 
 of it. ar^rr^/. — the fibrous integuments of it. 3T5{T^y. 
 ^A\i\ m. — the leaves of it. aPTT^/. 
 Hempen, a. v. N. 1. cTFTT^etT, ^<in=qT, moT. 
 
 2 ar^rfhrr. 
 
 Hek, «.— domestic. 'h\A£\ f W-'^.^f- 
 
 2 female of foivls— goner. "w[t\ f. 
 Heu-bane, «.— black. griH^ or ^rror^ft 3T>qT^ 5IT5 «.— 
 
 the seed. gTRfpft o>- ^^Rft afm ot. 
 Hen--coop, Hex-hocse, n. g?j| o;- ?^RT^ w. ^jft/. 
 Hen-pecked, a. //(a^ m governed or led by his wife. qr^Sif^T, 
 
 «n?^fgr, '^1^^4)1, 5TTT^5if5--qT, Mir^H, WT^f^, ^qfl', 
 
 Hence, adc.from this place. ?lvf^, S^TS'^, ^'<T=T. ['<T^. 
 
 2 //-ojn this time. S^IHim-y^-l, ^F^I^TT^, ^'^f'Trg'^, ^- 
 8 /or <7tM reason, "^f^^, ^m^-Hrar-&c. ^H^IVT. 
 
 Hence-eoeth, Hence-foewaed, adv. <f'<J|T2S, <^*J^, ^^TTT^- 
 =T, ^ITTTT, rrT3^, rfTSrn:, aTFTlT?", f'TtTT, 
 
 Hepatic, Hepatical, a. belonging to the liver. ^^^JTpsTT, «T« 
 
 Hepatitis, n. inflammation of the liver. Jr?vT »i. w. 
 Heptagon, n. figure of seven sides or angles. ?t!T^- 
 
 q- m. ?Taw »i. WT#Jrr?;fJT/. 
 
 Heptaqonal, a. V. N. ^TH^PT, tinm. 
 
 Hee, poss. pro. f^=qr or r^, f?fqT. 
 
 Heeald, ji. proclaimer, cJt. fisfft^f, f^TTTfqT, 4f^^^, ij^, ^. 
 
 Herb, n. afpsfftr/ arkftr/- ST^T^^/. 5^/. 
 
 Herbs and simples. -^slg-H/. idl^Hlcil «J. 
 
 Pot-h. ^TT^/. >Tr3ft/. 
 
 Pot-herbs and vegetables. ^TnPTpjft/- [fq-f^iinT^^ 
 
 Herbaceous, a. belonging, Sfc. to herbs, afprftj-^tft, arnr- 
 Heebage, n. V. Pastuee. ^TTSTT^ «j. f^T^oS/. f^^ n. 
 Herbal, n. looTc on plants. arrrffcT^rq' m. 
 Heebalist, n. one sl-iUed in plants. a^r?fyr%TrT, g^TF^f^I^TTr. 
 Hebbaeium, n. ^-^psrf^TWT^ m. [^5ft=ff. 
 
 HekbivOEOUS, a. <aH ^4^1 =(■(,' 3^^f^ ^^tTRT, ?TI^ ^"TTf^- 
 Hercitlean, a. very difficult, requiring great effort. ^^^^^\- 
 
 2 great. See Large. 
 Heed, n. v. Flock, qjosq' m. ^5/. %s?R m- ^^ «. ^'iT m. n. 
 
 Noon-resting spot of pasturing herds. AvU'^f. aTRT^ 
 m. — To collect the herds at it. 'fiilRfT. 
 
 That keeps with the h. ^^T^^,
 
 ^ HER ^387 
 
 2 ( esp. of wild animals ). ?T^T/. 
 S ( of people ) rabhle, v. People. citTK^^ n. 
 To Heed, v. n. keep or move in companies. +otqM-qjoiHl"Hl ^' 
 
 2 See To Associate. [Tg^Ht. 
 
 Heeds-man, n. %f5T^, Tnjf^r, tTfl?:, "IPT, ^rfioft, "T^JTM, 
 
 Hire or wages of a h. TJ^^^^^J. 
 Heee, adv. iT'4, ^q;%, 3T=iT. 
 
 H. and beyond. Cflf?5^c5 or \^;^. 
 
 H. and there,— round about. sjr^sfT^ or aTT^^fsm, 
 CJRHTTTHr, anTNTTT, ^^If^^, f^+ifrl^H^, ^i? Ff'^-, ST'fr 
 ST^f. — with intermissions or intervals. ^^ iTt"qf, ^:fIT% 
 ^m, 5Pfr ST'ff, ^'i^oi iT5o5, t'i**i'i55,H^^!:sF. — dispersedly_ 
 ^rrem:, 3TFfMFT. 
 
 Of h. there and every where; of near and far, Sfc. \- 
 
 Kor h. nor there. 3TT=5T ^ <TT^, Jf ^T TT. 
 
 2 2« ;;(/« ///e. ^^^t, r^^=^r?r. ?^;^f. 
 Hekeabouts, «rfy. giTR ^nf^T^fnTTT, ^nfepi'jr'^^ ^JiHotwi^r-arr- 
 
 Heeeafteh, ado. in time to come, qs, qs^^r ^l^frT, 3tR^- 
 
 Heeeafter, n. future state. m^\^ vi. 
 
 HekeditaeT, a. that has descended from an ancestor. ^?TT^- 
 
 jp, ii'fmmfr, ^mr^sq', ^rTSfrw. 
 
 H. disposition, quality, &c. ?^?!T?f or ^f. 
 H.-estate, office, profession, &e. ^r\^ n. fi^tff. 
 H. officer. ^TR^rr. 
 Fellow h.-officer. ^r^^ s?^, STfTTHT^. 
 
 2 descendille to one's heirs. fq^vfTT?? =^r?5r^r^T, fq^fl^^- 
 
 3 transmitted from a parent to a chid, disease, &c. 3TTf- 
 
 HEEE0F,ff.iT-<T^T or ?ir, <^*ff?Ji a^'SI^, '^?n^VTfH^,'(?fFr<iTT?ft^. 
 
 Hebest, n. heterodox doctrine. ^\^Z n. ^\i^^^^ n. ^KFT or 
 
 giTHfT «. SiflrTfllTrr «. 5iTT m. 3Tq-<T »»• ^PT'*! »». ^FT Wi. 
 
 Heeeiic, 7i. T. Heteeodox. qr^^, ^Hpff, ^rnTPft, '4r?Tf- 
 
 Heeetical, a. V. N. TT??^, qT^3^?n"=q'l', ifnTTSHrl NT, sfn- 
 Heeetofore, a^/y. t. Foemeelt. JTIH, q#'f. 
 Heeedpox, oc?v. ^rr^^^. 
 Herewith, adv. ^ 5RTiR-?rf|Ff-&c. 
 Heeiiable, a. capable of inheriting. fr^iT^TTt. 
 
 2 ^/;«< >»«// Je inherited. STTft^TT'nH *f PTrqi^-H 1 ' 1 N H"r- 
 
 HEEITA3E, n. T. IkHEEITAKCE. ^r^ n. cfK^I »K. ^pft^T M. «. 
 
 HEEMAPnEODiTE, «.— male, i^^^ m. 5^ m. — female. ■^- 
 
 sJTfr/. a^q'^T/. vT^TpfY/.— gener. ^j^qp n. f^l «. 
 Heemapheoditic, a. partaking of loth sexes. J vfMfri'Hi . 
 Hermetic. Heemetical. See Chemical. 
 HEBiiii, «. anchoret, recluse, tpT^TRft; 3T';"^5rT?fl', =fPT'T?'«T 
 
 HES 
 
 Heemitaoe, n. habitation of a hermit. j[<PT/. ^^•t\f. qw- 
 
 Hermitess, »i. ^^sfrat^rrq^r/. ^^^\f^^pop. ^^^v^mf. 
 3TT'^2T5frffnfr/. jtrsr'tt/. 
 
 Heekia, n. rupture. 3T?PT^ ?«. a^^stYf^/- 
 
 Umbilical h. ^ ?«. 5PR: n. ^^'^^'^ n. 
 That has umbilical h. ^-gr, 51'5-qT. 
 
 Hebo, 11. man of distiwjuiahed valur. tftr, ^J5, H2, JTJiTrDT'i, 
 
 ^Tt^, vn\}x, vn'k[z.^ ^fefk, ?:'^f'^f , arfHr-ir or T-^fT, T^r- 
 H?, tr^ H. HR?frflT, Jfnmr-JTr, qr^jTrpr, gf^^f^':, »it:H, 
 
 sn^, fTTfr PTTOTRT, ^Jfffl^rJTfoT. 
 
 Drinking of heroes in battle. sftWR n. 
 Heroes — eompreh. <f(f?n;'4t T^R'4t m. pi. 
 Hero's badge ( bracelet ). EftT^^OT n. 
 Post in battle wished for by heroes. qftCT^i?f=T "• 
 2 ( of a drama or poem ). ^\Wf m. 
 \ Heeoic, Heroical, a. lelowjiwj, cj'c. to a hero; Iravc, daring, 
 
 'nrPT, cftq-^TTSfT, ^>JT^, ?tH^TT^, ^Tkl^'S, qVRFm, 
 
 Heroically, adv. v. A. H^'#, 'T^JTqfr^, &c. ■^'^^.. 
 I Heeoise, n. female h. 5I|T^^/. si^TT^'t'n'/. tftU/. 
 
 2 ( of a drama or poem ). HT^^/. 
 j Heroism, n. t. N. sft^ n. ^srPT JT^/. JT^/. JtItt^/. TJ- 
 ' ^/- ^T^/- ^fT^/- ^^1^ n.^tr^n.^tK"^ f.%:n.fi(^Mm. 
 
 Heron, m. qn^ m. qq^ft/. 
 I Herpes, ?j. — farinosus. ^^ i7!. ^'<T7 m. 3T'4TT »". ^^q o'' 
 ! f^r^TT m. f^^^f f^^ m. ^? or ^| »n. '^^\ f 
 j 2— exedeus. 3TR7T HTTCT m. a?Wr J^q w. ^/. 
 ! Herpetic, a. v. N. ^^^T, &c. ^HTFPr. 
 ! Herring, 7i. ^r^^f^I^T ^^ HRTT 3Tt|. 
 ; Hesitancy, See Hesitation, ]. 
 
 To Hesitate, v. n. demur, icavcr, be in doubt or suspense. 
 
 I ^^Rw, naSJTojot, nTJToi'jf, ^T^or, 2?:JTot'n, w^^"^, 
 ! sT^rr^, TOT^TOT^, TtTtiTaT, ^^s^oT, nq?;5r,rft^iif, ^^7.- 
 I of, sq'jf, JoCHoCCTT, ^s^cECf or ars^^rff, g'^^ot^ o»' 5^- 
 ^trf, im qs qifcq-^R^, ^Btf /.-+ 1 « +'H /-^rr^ /• •^3'^5 
 or :FqiTT/.-"^r^^5 /.-p^/.-'':T^re/-&c.;FTiJi, qp?^^- 
 ^ ^Tin, ^fr ^\t JTft ^ra '^, 3Tffi ^i\\ ^>Jr, jt^ vt. 
 ??TT?!; ^r^ f rot y. ofs. 
 
 2 (in speech). ij^iT5!:>ii or ^K^saj, irrrrzur, 3T?;^o!:oT,'flS- 
 
 jpOTT, ars^^iDf or 'fl^g^ot, 3q=^^, ^=q^F^ot, ^HTq^^T 
 ^^^, ??:m5t,n=5f%M. 2^/.-q=^'Tr/ ;j/.-i=^^ai^T/. pi ^rar, 
 
 To h. and stammer, ^if^/. tToEOT y. of*. 
 Hesitatee, v. Hesitating., p. a. v. V. 1. ^t^T<JinT, &c. 
 
 ns^'JiRT, ^tf -&c. +<uiKi, afis^, ^?ft, ^f?^K, arr- 
 
 ^tf^FT, rrJT%'Tr,\"i'ilcc>41, iVvNHM, '=P-^m^K^\^^ . 
 2 3T5^5CUTRT, 3T5?qf ^ ^I^oiRT, =^i^qjFT ^irRloTTTr, &c. 
 Hesitatingly, arft. v.V. 1. ^^y^ ^Tf^r, ^y^r, HFiq?, ^Fff;,
 
 niD 
 
 388 
 
 ma 
 
 Hesitation, n. v. V. 1. ^f^ or ^f- «Fmf^/- ^WTf lltT/. 
 
 Witlu.ut h. vT si<ruplc.%;nRW,^*TI^,f^Rf^iE?I. 
 2 r\zn^'i. STT^f^"- 3T3T^aT n. &c. »T^^»«.1^^»«. 
 He.^I'kiua.s, n. qf'iqK^ft^, Tf«IW. [^T^f^. 
 
 HesteiuJal. a. belonginj ^-c. to yesterda;/. ^^5^, ^JRH, 
 Heteroclite, Heteroclitical, o.-in f^^mmar. MvT*PT^. 
 JlETKHOnox, a. hn-rticd, hoUing untrue doctrine, qj^rlt, 
 
 2 contrary to the true doctrine. mn%\^^ RT^SHni^i, 
 
 HEn-rROi oxy, «• untrue doctrine, heresy. <Tmi«. TT^MSHtin. 
 
 <jrT4"i. STTV'"- *HHI»J. cirTTHpfm. ft'dTKWJ. 
 IlETEi'.ouEXEiTy, n. y. A. g^i2?H.'%^f'T«.lr^F'f«.%^'^». 
 
 fir^TTfftTnr/. 
 
 Heterocien'eocs, a. opposite in nature, S;c. f?r^TFft^, f^^"'^, 
 
 To Hew, r. a. (trees, &c.). <?r5'jf. 
 
 Price of hewing. ffrfTRcS/. 
 
 To h. roughly (stones), s'lctuj or fq5l<jf. 
 2 — gener. cAo/;, Aaci-, tj'f. violently. ^t5^,'^T'Wjf, fe^, 
 tro+Nui, gr^/i'^- 'TTS'Jry. qfo. -Hduft/.-ftf^/. ^^ 
 
 er^y. o/o. 
 
 Hewer, n. t. V. 1. ^iTTTT, HTS^TT, fT«nT5.TT. 
 Hewn. p. T. V. 1. <Tr5^OT, <i\ii^. 
 
 Roughly h. (or chiselled)— a stone. h€Nt, SI^R, 
 Hexaoon, n.fgure of six angles. «IT<PMT^^/. 
 Hexagosal, n. «)4+|U|, ^Kf_ 
 Het, »i/er/". ir, ^. 
 HEt , hey there ! ft. 
 Heybat, n. T. Height, jt^hj. ^^*n;jn. sj^ or =I^w./. ^^- 
 
 HiATCS. See Gap. 
 
 Hibernal, a. ojorlelonging to lointcr. f^^^J^^'^\.^l\f^.| 
 
 To Hibernate, v. n. cr^?rF'<5tt ^T^H ■iI|5T f|^T^T«(. mr?- 
 To Hiccough, i'. «. v. X. 3'=5I^/.-n^5p?ff/-T5^'^/.-f|tgT or 
 
 %Wf- %'i-'^PT't !«. co». 
 Hiccough, Hickcp. n. conadsion of the stomach, ^^qft/. 
 
 n^^/. tWT/. %F O'-^^gT/.qvftTT/. 
 Htd, Hidden,;), v. V. 1. siMcj>xi, &c. "pr, 'TTf^,'3=rrE4jrf^, 
 
 To lie h. y. To Hike. ?^. 
 To Hide, v. a. conceal, ^-c. R:Tq-or, gq^^ ^fq?^, 57^, JT- 
 
 ^"-'<*l^.i «--^'^sJT^".-»ll^mn-^n>T^7i.-f^'TT'T«.-<S:c. W.- 
 
 jM g. of 0. 
 To Hide, v. n. lie hid. ?!tf^, OTDT, fe^i'if, ^^, t^Jf-cW^T- 
 
 &c. STH^, ^w. or ^f. JTT^, rS'm/ tTT^-^C 
 Bide, n. siin,—oi an animal. =gm%n. spm^/ =5R^ot. m?r- 
 
 ^/. wraJ^M. OTrS/. n. ^n. 3TTm? or afTTq^/. 
 Cow's h. nt'^ n. 
 Hide and seek, «. jsqirsf wj. feq^lR w. ?y^2T^/. zj^f. 
 
 Hideous, «. \. Feahful. ar^if^n^, 3T^?T5i flnprra, f^- 
 
 A h. person. <JvT3^ or tft, ^TcE^f^TT, T^^ or <ft, ^^ 
 H^^, -JTgT. [Ac. 
 
 Hideousness, n. y . A.^s^jf^^.Z'j'Jrm. ai'-f-JJoi f^^HIotM'TlwJ. 
 
 Hideh, «. Hiding, /I. «r. -v. v. A. ?JTg''irTTT, Ht^^FT; Ac. 
 »ll--'<iK4>, U-.^li*, 3Tr?3T?H ?!.-nRq-&c. ^FtTT. 
 V. Y. N. ^SOTKT, ^JH ^THWRI, Ac. 
 
 Hiding, n. v. V.A.— flc^ ?iT<r''t n. Ac. Fl'Pf'ift/. FT^Y'^/' 
 
 tTT^ w- [ ^/. 
 
 T. V. 'N.—ait. ZZ^ n. ^^ur/. OTOT/. fsi^ar/. SIT »». 
 Hiding-place, n. Fjq'OT/. fe^piJT/. ^^W/. n. 
 Hie, interj. (?»t. 
 To Hie, t;. »i. v. To Haste, ^^t^ ^^. 
 
 HiEEARcn, «. in^^tft w?^ grfSrqjTft w. ^nq ^tt^ m. 
 
 HiEEARCilAL, a. tjH'H^'fl' H?>^ 37ftT^T^^=Err. 
 HlEBARCHT. «. qiT^'fl' HT5^ arfyf^PK W8. 
 
 HiEROGLTPHiC, M. emUematic Jigtire.^ ^'c. ^i%f?t^ ^=7 ». 
 
 ?ft%f?T^T?R w. 
 HiEROGLyPHIC, HlEEOGLTPHICAL, a. V. N. ^fft^, ^t%f%:f?, 
 
 To Higgle, v. n. v. To Haggle. gfTSMiu; /.-myivw/.- 
 
 2 See To Huckster. 
 
 Higgledt-piggledy, adv. confusedly, Sfc. ^ '^'i l M l^?, >j ^ «h- 
 ?, aTJtTsq-'tT, sifJfTTsqTfT, JTTn^S, ^^FS^^ fH^, fh^^T^ f- 
 
 Higgler, «. v. V. 1. sraT^?TT, ^imf^nT, iSKlRM^TT. 
 
 High, a. lofty, tall. 3^ remiss. ^'^^Z or ^^ highish, j- 
 
 =5rT^, ;j^, ^^PT. fTTTI or flTCTTS, Hn. 
 
 2 — a Tessel; a turban, &c. not low, flat, or spreading, ■j- 
 
 TTT, J'Ttn, 3-H7, 3■H^T• [ "TfTT. 
 
 3 — a note or tone. 3"^, •sr^, f^^TH' or f^:^, ?^tT, 
 
 4 of great altitude. ^f^V-<T, ^t^irifFT. 
 
 5 — of wind. ^JJTTT^r, ^"iHNI, ^'^W:, gHH^TT^T. 
 
 6 of a high degree, q^^, ^^T^r, TT^TTTSTT, "Trrei^qr. 
 
 7 See Great. 8 See Dear. 9 See Chief. 
 
 10 elevated, sullime, Sfc. v. LOFir. g^, ^fe, sfii-H, 
 
 11 — as meat v. Tainted. ?5m?r, ?5m%^, ^m^. 
 
 H. day. H. noon. '^^ SffT or Tf IT, TT^T^ 5T|t, 
 
 The most h., The Supreme. qTTFIT, TTHsTft^. 
 High-birth, n. ^.r^HHi/ STlf'TSTTnT ». [arfirJIl'T. 
 
 Highborn, a. v. Well-born. f=f^T, ^^, ^^l^, vinfHcfVi, 
 
 HlGH-lIlNDED, HiOH-SPIBITED, O. Hpft, »T^f?f, H^H-ii,
 
 HIN 389 
 
 H^m?r?!p, 3^%<^, 3-^<i»iH<:+ or g-^rw^T, ^, ;t^. 
 
 HlOH-SEAS05ED, a. V. PuXOEXT. fH^?tT«I, THH^, ?T- 
 
 2 V. Piquant. ^iT??*f|rr, ^^T, -MM^nld. 
 High-tide, High-water, h. ^Kr w. mcft'^ ?ftHT/. ^^- 
 
 HiQH-WAT, n. ^^JHTTn w. ^':n^*T «• ^T'^^T »». ^HT^ m. 
 
 Hion-wAT-xiAN,7j.qT?:Hr^^, en^rrf^or s^r. 
 
 High-words. See Altercation. 
 Highland, n. ^^rt[ \^f m. ttnft \v. m. 
 
 HiGHLANDEE, M. T^T^, T^ra^T, itlT^. 
 
 Highly, adv. in a great degree.^ v. YERr. <ft7, «r^fT, 3Tfcf. 
 Highness, n. v. A. 1. ^j^^uil m. t^f. ^W^^f. 
 
 I. spfft ^ ??3T^I =r «I4MI* ^i^ F+rllfl 3n^. 
 Hilaeitt. See Mikth. 
 Hill, m. ■JTHT m. dim. SPlft/. 'T^i^T «?. ^^ m. fitf^ ««. am 
 
 m. 3T^T?5 m. JTT ?«• W^ '«. 3t1^ »«. — As understood iii 
 
 sueli words as height.^ rising ground.^ rising, mount^ 
 eminence , hillock, ascent.^ hioli^ ^•/w/), ^'c. STTft/- S^5 
 
 or 5 «. %^ft /■ S^PTS »». 'i^^'ii «». T^oET »». vUHIir «»• 
 
 Cleared patch on the side of ah. (for corn, &c.). sf- 
 
 >K^cA «• ^5^ m. W c(% 7t. r1<.qi n. 
 
 Foot of a h. ITT^ «. MNri< or ^ m. qTT^ or n ««. 
 
 Hills and mountains — compreh. st^^ ^"R w- fPR ^TC 
 m. ?fnT l«m^ «»• 
 
 Hilly country, hilly tracts. 5fn^ TPT «. 
 
 Level plat upon the elope of a h. H\M4\f. TT^/. 
 JTT5^ /. ^ or ^ n. 
 
 Level ground on the summit of a h. q^K «• 
 
 Precipitating one's self from the summit of a h. ^- 
 TR '». +5^1 e OT. 
 
 Eecess or deep hollow between hills, v. Catern. 
 #t n. #|T m. ^ or qto5 m. n. #^TT or 5 n. 
 
 Side of a h. r\Z m. ^PSBT/. 
 
 Skirts of a h. ^^f5 »«. jn^f^^RT m. sfn^^FS^ OT. 
 
 Summit of a h. IFl^^ HT'<ir ot. 
 
 Waist of a h. tiTrS^if n. 
 Hillock, n. gentle protulerance on tlie ground .^ mound, lump^ 
 S^c. 37713 n. g^iRT or 3K5[TT m. ^tJK m. n. sq; n. ^ «. 
 CqTT »«. STT ?» ^1 «• ^^ it. ^W or S^ol ?i. tiR «. J«f m. 
 
 zw[ III. %K?T «. jnr «■ f^rsT ««. [ %"tcn »». 2*^- 
 
 Hillocks — compreh. ant-hills., mounds^ ^'c. T^^b^ or 
 2 small Ml^ mount, ^'c. See Hill, [ ^^^:^^. 
 
 HlLLT, a. ^i\^f[^ si'K'I'l, il'KMl, Sl'HI*, q^T^, TSpff^, "T" 
 
 Hilt, «. V. Handle, q^^ m. "Rjf ??(. ^/. 
 Himself, ^ron. siNur, g^. 
 By h.v. Alone. 9^r. 
 Hind, n. female deer. ^ift/. ffff/. '?.'^f. 
 Hl>'I>, «• ««•«»«, T. C'OUXIETMAN. VtFtJH'^qT. 
 
 HIR 
 
 Hind, Hindek, a. JTFT^r or 3T, JTPfte, m<fln i ' l^ or ?JT. 
 
 The h. parts, fr^^r wi. fq^^JT^ m. fr^iJTft/. 
 To Hinder, «. a. obstruct, impede, stop. 5^5^71, 3R;f^, 
 3T^^T^, 3T5'<fS>Jf, 3T5^5T^, ni^, 3T^i:m, frtroT, ^5- 
 
 f^ot, 3Ts^ EjT^rT wf. ^rT?5'jr, Hrer »rt.-'Tre?ft/.-'iT5Tft/.-&c. 
 
 «TT?5'Jf, 3T?%rT yirfO'l, 3T25IT ^'if, su'il'jf, 5»R^FR ?«.--fl?'<.f- 
 oir wi.-^^ri/-f^ m. n.-arsrn'O- w(.-&c. ^FT^ y. o/o. 
 HiNDEiiANCE, Hindeeing, «. Y. V.—act. ^^^V[ n. 3T5^R^- 
 ^ n. &c. ^m^mf. 3T5^o}'^/. 3^^rtrT n. ^m m.— slate. 
 
 I. impediment, ohstacle., that which hinders. 3T5^/. 
 3Tr«T5lT m. WC^\^ m. ^/. ?t5T^ m. ^T5 ««. ars^'^/. n. 
 
 ir^T «j. qrm «. ars^j^s «. ^^r »«. 3tfitr »«. n?n or ^ w. 
 
 n?TR;cTr m. s^T^qpT «• 5«(!»-?M m. 5^n?iw ?«. 
 
 HiNDEllED, />. V. V. 3T1^?I?5T, 3Te+;|EJ^t5T, &C. ST^^J, ?5, 
 
 arqTTftm, 1^f5i?T, o^i^n, ^f^rr, ^^wr. 
 
 To be h. 3TS^, arq^^-T'n. 
 
 EiNDEEEB, n. V. V. 3T55r<JmT, CW-i+NUIRI, &C. af5rft-A<?. 
 
 5r':TRPP, ^^, f<+ri^HK, ftrjPFTTT-JpTft, ^^iftH ( only 
 
 in letters, passports, &c. ). 
 HiNDEEMOsT, Hindmost, a. ^^mT1=^T or 551, ^"r^qr TT^- 
 
 Hl'Ml or ?5T. 
 Hindu', n. f|^ w. 
 
 Of or belonging to a h. f|?^r?ft, f|^, 
 HiHGE, n.— jointed ; jimmers. R^I'lX n. — consisting of 3. 
 
 spike and ring. ^?Tn<(t ( the male member is ?R, the 
 
 female ttt^ ). 
 To Hinge, v. a. fiprmff n. pi. SRff^oT-f^R^. 
 To Hinge, v. n. \. To Depend. J^Sr-ar^r^ with ^ of o. 
 To Hint, v. a.. Iring to mind by a slight mention, allude to. 
 
 ^■M«jui, ^r^^, 5?hrw, ^^f-'^^^f- ^RT=r^-HR^ y. 
 
 ofo. f^lRT w.-f^lTRcl/.-^^^ f-'B^ «.-f^5j^?R- m.-&c. 
 q^OT-'^OT g. of o. fsjSHT/. ^^ET'Jr, aTTS^S^JT^ qtrjot, «Tf%. 
 
 rr-&c. w^. 
 Hint, w. ^[^^T/. ??TR?t/. ^^flRT in. ^fJifT 7i. ijyi/. rfr^/. 
 HlNTEB, ». V. V. g^^PTRT, &C.^VRT-&C. SpiRT, ^^^, ^(^^T 
 
 Hip, «. TRTmt ^/. 'P'rHT^^i^rmOT. MNNi-m^qr g- 
 
 qT«. ^5/ ^'»- »'• 
 
 H. and loins, ^q^ w. ^riZ n. qR?il55 «. Jpf?:^?! or 
 
 To carry on the h. ( a child, &e. ). ^F^^-^l^T^-^iT- 
 HlP-BONE, n. =pm=:ft 9>aft/. «ilf<J14>rf4> n. 
 Hippopotamus, n. -jjaMli* m. Rj ot. 
 HiECAEEAH, 71. messenger. ^t^RT m. 
 To HiEE, V. a. procure or engage for hire. TreCTT^ q^J-S* 
 
 2 entertain in service for hire. %rl^Rt ^^. 
 2 See To Let. 
 
 One who hires out ( cattle, vehicles, <Stc. ) ^TtI^^.
 
 HIT 
 
 390 
 
 HOB 
 
 HiBE, n. >Tnf n. f^<m r «•. iro «. HR^ «.— loosely or 
 iniletiuitcly. HT^fTTS n. 
 
 II. merely to convey and deposit. 2T^>Tr^ n. 
 Keturn-h. (RrTTra «• 
 2 T. "Waces. 3T^ m. *T^^/- 5'^ro' «i. ^fH «. 
 Hiked, ;>. v. V. 1. >Trf^^ Md^irfr, HTT^FTT, 
 
 2 % HHI^' %?^?TT, ^dHMF. 
 HntEMNG, «. lit. fig. Hlrf+0, «?IK<S*t<, »T^<<^K, TT^- 
 
 Business, wages, &c. of a h. ar^jr^rft/. 
 
 The h. fleetli, but will tlio shepherd ( owner ) flee ? 
 
 HntstTE, «. V. H.\iEr, Suaooy. %^5r, 5rf%^, c5PT?T. 
 
 His, poss. pro. fTT^, ^TT^T, 3TRc5T. 
 
 Hiss, inlcrj. f^. 
 
 a^o Hiss, v. n. — snakes, &c. ^■H+Kor, *tl*«ui", *qwf, "ppT- 
 
 2 — a substance under fermentation or effervescence. 
 •P^TRfif, ■^<-=«"Jt intern, -^km^, 
 3— rockets, &c. v. To "Wnizz. ^<^<ui, +iuit(uiul_ 
 4 — a cat, &c. fH>'«+Kui. 
 2b Hiss, v. a. Iwot ojf or out. f|3^ or ;^?T aic. ^Rijf, f|w- 
 fW-ftRTfw adv. JR1IT, f^^F^, if^^ot, fq^fSdNui, 
 
 Hiss, Hissrso, «. v. Y. N. 1. ^^ n. J^Tf^/. g^T^^'R'/. f- 
 
 ^ OT. frs/. 
 HissrsGLY, «</«;. f^w, 4>+)*'H or ?ri, ^^ or t\,—mtens. 
 
 4>+(l4>'H, "Jf^m, ^<N<, =snKf. 
 Hist, jw/f^y. ^ o?- f^ or ^^, 
 HiSTOItlAN, n. ^^ JfriTJTRT-&c. IrTtrT eFtT?, f frTf^T ^J- 
 
 2pR-r5nP-?T'<T^-&c. 
 
 HisioEicAL, a. V. N. 1. sr^=En-, ffrtrrrsfT, fffr^Rrr^qT, ^- 
 
 HlSTOmOGRAPIIEE. ScO HlSTOEIA>\ 
 
 HisiojiT, n. narration of past events, v. Account, sj^ /. 
 iS^^W m. f^^TRTT/. frTFT WJ. ^K\^!^^'^ f. Jl^ M. 
 2 ( esp. of kings and great men ). "TT^ttt m. wicjisr m. 
 
 8 Inoidedge ofhistory. ^^TO^R «. J^TfrTITH M. 
 4 See Desceiptiox. 
 HiSTEiONic, HisTEiONiCAL, a. ?lT<i.+MI, TR^Ft^, ^TRil^rsi- 
 
 2b Hit, d. a. v. To Steike. iTRof , ^?PT «. ^TTW, ^l<J|oi, 3TT- 
 
 ^TTrT TO.-&C. ;p^_ 
 
 2 s/»-!i-e </ifi ?;m/-^. HKiif, f^^jf, f?^, ^s^^r^ 
 2b Hit, j;. «. s/r/^e a^ai'ns^. fjPM, »R^/.-tr5^/. cTm^-sf- 
 
 ^g.ofs. [ijtjf 
 
 2 7ii7 i/je »na?-i, succeed, jtrot, g^RW, ^/.-?5m ?«. W- 
 Hit, n. V. Steoke. gmnTT m. ?^^ m. 
 
 2 ?Kciy cltancc. ^m m. =qR/. t,. ^tj^ 
 
 3 Stroke of satire. St^RT m. sfiRT ot. strmr »«. ^N^ w. 
 
 or dr ». ster m. g?gT m. ^^m m. '^or »i. ^OT n. v^ n. 
 Hit, p. T. V. A. 1. HKrfssi, &e. ^, cflTf^T, TT^ft, 3Tf>T^. 
 To Hitch, f. a. JiooJc or comphcatc in. J^HTJi, jfrsi^, f^'^^' l " !, 
 
 2b Hitch, v. n. become Jiookcd /«; lecome entangled, n^, 
 
 f^ri'iot, f^^TSof, ar^^ot, --ir'iui^ 
 HiTcn, n. impeded or interrupted state. f^?f^ «». frf^ ?h. 
 
 fHst/. Fits/. 
 HiTIIEE, IIlTHEEWAED, adv. rF5, ^i=ft^ Or ^T, 3TOTS, 3RrrT, 
 
 H. and thither. ^+,3f7i^, rf?T^?r:, JFT^cTcT:. 
 HlTHEE, a. that is toivards this part. ^S^ or cJT, 4«hj^rf , 
 
 ^;r^1+^'-JI or rST, (('4^7 or ?ir, t('<ft^. 
 
 HlTHEEMOST, ?RTwV;#frj^T, ^5fl'-'MIS<F3^r. 
 
 HiTHEETO, adv. ^iTT^FT, ^C-qTl'^fHt, <?*T^, 5fr^?r or OT, 3TqT- 
 f^ pop. 3T?TrT, ^nrrsr, f PFT^<T#?r or TRrff , ^T^FT5E H^?^, 
 
 3Tr3T'rif?T-'TT%?fr-=r':-ri5f, arcnTFi^, -srtt^. 
 
 Hive, «. artificial halitation o/ Jees. H'-^WT^TRfT^ %^SJ ^ J3. 
 
 ?i%PT JTgJTflT^Rq- n. 
 To Hive, v. c. %%rqT ^rT rr^f^OT-rr^Ff%^^. 
 
 Ho, mtoy. ^, arit, sit, ?;. 
 
 Ho you ! art, '^. 
 HoA, Mi^tf^y. ^. 
 HoAE, HoAE-FEOST, M. Congelation of deiv. ^% f^T^T^^ fe 
 
 m.pl. 5r^ M. nt^ »«. ^^ n. gqr?: »». htr^^ m.pl. 
 HoAB, a. See White, Geat. 
 HoAED, n. T. Stoee. ?rreT ?«. %?/. Sift/. %^ m. g^^ m. ^^ 
 
 /. 5f ?=5% or if m. :j^ or Sifra «. fH':n'T w. fHf^ «•. Ss?!" 
 
 w. qm?frnt5/. ?N^»». ( as ^oJT^xjJT, tRH^JT, qp^- 
 
 ^q', 3T5T?t=5PT, &c. ). 
 2b HOAEB, V. a. lay vp, store. ^rt^T^, ^fs^, ^f5=nT n-'^- 
 
 xpT WJ.-&C. :R>jf, ^^, %5/. fiT5!^'jf-?T'TT^-%5ot. 
 HOABDING, n. T. V. — act. ?rt=5T^'Jif «. &c. ?rf5«nir «• ^t^^TT^ «. 
 
 A general h. ^TM^TOts?/ 
 HOAESE, a. having the voice rough from a cold. v^<|<l , ^FI- 
 
 =-MI'lco-MNI, Sf^r^r^T J|to4<MI, ^THTT, TIT?:?^, f^5R»fT, 
 To become h. Totr >k.-&c. J^-sRrof 5*. of s. ^^\ m. Sf- 
 
 ^^g.ofs. [^ot. 
 
 To make one's self h. lif.^g. qoST »». "PTSW, na'FT^/. 
 HoaESENess, «. T. A. ffrrftqiTT m. :fcn:'TT «^. ^^TT^imr/. 
 HoAET, a. gray ivith age, v. GEAY-HAiEEn. f^^fv^qy %^f^r, 
 
 Hoax, n. trick, deception. <^J^^f. ^r^PT «. ffr?5T m. Jr?JT m. 
 To Hoax, t>. a. trick, y. To Deceive, ffppr 5«.-irr?5r »/».-&c.^3t. 
 Hob, n. side of a cooking stove. 3T%^ or 3Tqffc5 «;. n. ^(j^ or 
 ■%?r »n. n. f?nPJt «. 
 
 Cooking stove having a h. 3T%^^/.^f?j=^ 09^ '^'i^f- 
 
 HOBBAED DE HOT, 11. T. SlEIPlISG. 3TT5«rr«TT, STTS^Tt^ITT, 
 31T?ITRf. 
 
 2b Hobble, v. n. x. To Limp. STSdt, ^?5q-uf or nrST^t, ^' 
 
 2 fig.— a work, &c. ?:^5^, TTrRTS^fff . 
 Hobble, «. limping gait. c^TI^lt/. STf^T^/. 
 
 2 scrape, dijiculiy, T. Teouble. FT^TtS «. =jrq7^ «. JT^r-
 
 HOL 391 
 
 f\ f. %^ n. 5rn?- «. ^^ m. xrjp «. ^^ /. 3fFp?i «. aTriT- 
 
 HoBBi INGLY, «(?y. with stops and pauses. rSrm^T or T^- 
 
 ^5rT, '57^7 OJ' g^f, n<H»4H+*,H Or d^^^H, fRrlTT'T. 
 HoBBT, HoBBr-nousE, n. atic/c of children. ^h\ m. ^TOt- 
 
 "^ ^T m. spra^rST »«. 
 
 2 favorite pursuit, (f-c.^STrT m. ^?5%rrT K. ^?fHT ^^^m. 
 
 %3: ?». ^a^CTTT m. =^zr^^ m. " [ ^ m. 
 
 HoBGOBLis, n. goblin, ij-c. %5T m. fq-^r^ ?(• ^?l «. «IT^ o>" 
 Hobnail, «. jfl^^TPTPsr^ %2r ™. 
 Hock, w. niqr ^ Ji^^ ^1=^^ HtT^ TFT m. 
 To Hock. See To Hamsteino. 
 Hocvs-Tocvs, n. Jutjfyleri/. "pt^ m. uf!|_ «. cT^H^ OJ' '4'T':- 
 
 dlildl^l OT. dluildjuiT or J^roTRTOir w. '4^''^t ( sT^TtT^ ). 
 Hod, n. mason's tray, +|c4i| m. n^^ re. Tir^ «. 
 HoDGE-roDGE, HoTcn-POTCH, n. V. Medley. T=q%oE/. f^- 
 
 HODIEEJTAL, ff. of this daif. 3Tr3f^ or ?5r, 3T?T?Tq'. 
 Hoe, «. ^51 /. ^7^ ?i. ^^^t /. enhanced. :p^55T »?. TrI 
 or 9>T^ «. f?«f«. "PT^ /. %iK «. 5^r?5 >». ^f>T^ «• 
 
 A dung and rubbish h. ^fi n. ^\i^\n. ^]T^f. ^XTi\n. 
 
 Eaised by the h.— graiu, &c. ^^q-r=^!-. 
 To Hoe, v. a. v. N. ^sict, ^^H--&c. ^oriJr. 
 Hog, «. 1^ »«./ 11. ^i^x VI. ^^ »^. 
 
 Domestic or tame h. t(?^+< «. 
 To Hog, «j. «. cut the hair short. %?r m. pl.-^^^J^f. ^HfrKU*!. 
 HoG-PLTjM, «. spondias mangifera. ^■>\\i\ or 3TmT »». ^PT- 
 
 3Tf5lTm. 
 HOG-STTE, «. I^PTT^^^ 11. I^FT^fT OT. 
 
 Hoggish, a. Wn^TR^^r, !J5R^^, ^JlR^r^^T, W^KT. 
 HoGGisiTN-ESS, a. V. A. l+iMytl m. ^'T?T k. ^J^?^ m. ^JjR- 
 
 Hogshead, «. larrel. ^q^'+r^lum -mf , ftT n. 
 
 HoiDEN, M. v. Eoiip. tTFTS n. ^\t[ f. -^Y^ /. ^FTT^ft /. ^- 
 
 To HoiDEJT. See To Eomp. [ ^tjf . 
 
 To Hoist, v. a. v. To Eaise. 3'^?!;of^ Sr^^TT^, 3'*TK'^, 3^ 
 
 To h. sail, ^ft? «. ^R^f. 
 Jb Hoi'D, V. a. grasp, clutch, ^'c. qT'jf, ar^RT^'ir. 
 
 To h. or grasp firmly. 4;-<^ +, I ^^-^^^^^ «f7y. q^^ 
 
 2 ^ce;3, retain. tT^, T^jPif , %^. 
 
 3 maintain as an opinion. qTiir, 3?!'.?^"^, ^Tonoir, 3T=IrJ- 
 
 «rJf, 37r«nT OT.-3Tr^q>jr «. ^j^ g. ofo. 
 
 To h. pertinaciously. ^-^^ cra^Jr. [ TR^. 
 
 4 regard, view, v. To Consider. tROT, iTM^, JTMOT, 
 
 5 V. To Costaix. TTR^-^fSffT im, ?rHT%^T m. ^of 
 ^. o/ 0. and in. con. 
 
 6 ( office, place, &c. ) aT?r^. 
 
 7 ( court, council, meeting, &c. ) ^.t^, HTot, ^TTf^'^. 
 
 8 refrain, icithhold, v. To Eestuain. 'iTprq'Jr, aTFH;'^. 
 3 in; V. To Eestraik. sn^ijf, aT^Rot, ^?T<Jr, \\i^ tfT"^. 
 10 on;v. To Co>-n>-uE. ^RT^Tirf, ^^[1^^, 
 
 HOL 
 
 11 out; e.vtcnd, stretch forth. ?5i«I 'tRwf, 'jl^ ^T^. 
 
 12 up ;— the head. ?TTf^ t^JTif, ?TO-?Tre^T <:n:^, Tq ?J^. 
 
 To hold one's tongue or peace, ^t^ n. ^"JT, ?nT^- 
 
 To Hold, v. n. he true, apply. ^T^T5<Jf-^aT,;^FT0T. 
 
 2 continue unimpaired, v. To E.vduke. 5?:of, 1%^0T^ 
 
 3 refrain. iTT^M, 
 Hold! hold! ^t! ^fi! '<TT^. [ n. ifOT. 
 
 4 back; V. To Hangback. aftf^r s^';^, 'fll^ /.-'flT^or /. 
 
 5 on; V. To Depend, ar^ff^^l^, 'H^^^ ?n.-'fl^?^^r=T «. ^PTW, 
 G together, v. To Consist. ^H^crr, :;pz;af, ^iTof, fira^. 
 7 up;— rain. 3^50T, WpiJT t/c 'jTit1''T, TH^JT, H^, '1- 
 FJOT, spT^OT^ gs^, f5^>ii, fH^jflTW, i=I['Jr m. '^of. [ it^rM'. 
 
 The rain has held up. TMHRT ar?=5, THT^r^ f^^fTTT 
 To h. good, To h. true. ril'N^ui. 
 Hold, n. grasp, dutch, q^ m. JJi»(^ in. 
 
 To lay h. To take h. v. To Seize. tRiif, fmrn tT'!'!, 
 To obtain firm h. — a disease, &e. m m. q'^. 
 
 2 holding power, v. Capacitt. EfT «i. 
 
 3 soinething to hold by. 3TT^ «». 3TP.T^ m. '^V'^K w. 
 
 4 cusiody.'^^f q^/. 
 
 5 ( of a ship ). ^Fre'T/. ^]^\^ n. 
 
 6 stoj), c-Z««^, ^-c. V. Catcu. 3T?^ii «. STI^F^'iT «. 
 
 7 See EoRTEEss. Castle. 
 Holder, n. r. V. A. 1. qT^rnT, qrff & '^TW & trc & qriT 
 
 (in comp. ). 
 Holding, «. v. V. A. l.—act. %R^ n. &c. qKtj[ «. q7;ur «. 
 
 V. V. N. 7. g-gs/. 3^TT5 /. 7-^^/. ?TT>n m. 
 Hole, m. /jzY, cavity, depression. ^ctTT ?». <^m. ^H^ift/. ^^ 
 
 f W"^f ^^ n. ^T?T m. 53r?JTT ««. #?!;^ m. ^^ ;«. 
 
 frar w«. mk «■ ir/. nrrf /. 
 
 Holes and hollows, — comprch. ^Jtt'^^'^'t '«• pl- ^t^- 
 ?^Ia(^ «J. pi. ?jtf=5R ^^-n ?». i^Z. 
 
 H. to creep out is.^,fig. ^m, or ?f^/. fel^/. <F^/. 
 
 Large irregular h. ■ht^^T"'- HR1^?». ^RT^wi. ^"^^u. 
 W^f. *n^ or TT^Ti't. HHTSn. HT^^.H^RfM. H^FS??. 
 
 2 ( in cloth, &e. ) perforation, bore. Hl^ n. %5 «. gi 
 in. ^ ?i. 5tf^^ m. itW »«. 5^/- 5^^/- HT^f^R or 'in. 
 JTT^^T »«. HT^nPT w. %feT ?«. 1%!^ «■ VA n. Hi^ /«. ^R^T m. 
 ^X\ m. RTHT »«. kv^^ m. ^^ w. 
 
 A h. bored in coins or ornaments to ascertain tho 
 purity of the metal. ^'^^ m. — To test in this way. 
 
 Pull of holes. ?TrTf%i5^. 
 
 That is fond of picking holes, v. CENS0ni0us.ft5^R%- 
 
 That has a h. in his coat. OTPft 3^11, 
 
 To enlarge a bore or h. by working something about 
 in it. H^ot, -HVZ^f. ^njf. 
 
 To pick a h. in ( one's coat, etc. ) v. Fault, ftf^ n. 
 TTf "Jf, fe^R^T'T M.-tiTR^TTTM. ^?:0T. 
 
 3 holloiced or hollow place, v. Hollow. TT^n. TnjJRT"?.
 
 HOL 
 
 392 
 
 Hojr 
 
 (Tf«rT fl. w^ »"• f^^ "• 
 
 4 cdl of an animal. ^ fl. f^ pop. sffa «. fJT^ «. 
 
 5 ( through a wall, &c. as au outlet for water ). »ff^ »». 
 
 {■>— as niailc iu a smooth surface. ^Nf. dim. #^/. 
 ffni^T w. Jim. ^V^^f- ^^ "»• #^/ ^f=^/. sNt m. 
 
 7— as made in the flesh ( bj a boil, &c. ). qr^m. ^5T 
 r». 5JTT m. ^T^r m. 
 
 8 (in the grouud,— as for a post, &c.). ^m.ijmn.i{mi.m. 
 To fix in a h. ( a post, &c. ) H»T^iJt. 
 
 HOLIDiT. See HOI.Y-DAT. 
 
 Holiness, n. v. A. 1. <jf^^<VJU m. ql^rTT/. ^f^ oi- n^:V,T^ 
 /■ f^^ftf- '^^^^f- ^^-^ "• 3^?T:gf^/. 3TrT;qTf^5i!T n. 
 
 ot?r.gf^frTT/. flrgrrr/. f^pm'Trrr/. TN^irf^ n. 
 
 2 tfN.AMU|| m. ^^=^^m w. q-f^STrTT/. 
 To Holla, &e. See To Halloo, &c. 
 Hollow, a. not solid. qr^oJ. 
 
 22g. unsound, unreal, unsubstantial, ^-c. t.Emptt. qr^oE, 
 
 S insincere, perjdious, v. False. ^^JT^T, HfTPTT f^^F, 
 
 fra"^r ^iTT-5rT?^-&c. 
 
 4 — ground; sunken, depressed, v. Low. ?f^?5, «r^?jl?5, 
 
 tiran?: or ^-m^z., ?n3^^. 
 
 5— as the eye. qpr^r <"• ^^TT. 
 C— grains, <S:c. qi-^+.-l, <?Tr5^, sri^TT (/m. ^^T^. 
 7— as the voice. ^?5 n%r7T, a^r^rlFIT, 3T?Tn?7. 
 Hollow, «. cavity, concavity, ^omiwi. f^iVn. ^ajft/. i^ofty. 
 vfrsfsrw. <:?"». <HN^/ ^'t??nTm. ^^.^\m. q?:?!. ^t=ET/. 
 
 2 sinking ground; a bottom, a low place. F.'l^n. 5lrT?I?5 or 
 
 3 (in a hill, rock.&c. ) (H^m. dim. irr^f. ^^^n.f. ^q^- 
 ttf.^f^Kn./.^m.m^f. tfT5n:«.TrWi-"fT^m«i."ft?rRm. f^- 
 
 \2'o Hollow, v. a. scoop out, Sfc. e.vcavate. ^T??^, ?f^^, 
 
 2 wi«Z-e concave or deep. ^tcT^TW. 
 To Hollow, v. n. sink, fall in. ^TH?^, ^RT'I'f. 
 
 HOLLOW-ETED, a. ^^f^fT, +itl"'-. 
 HOLLOW-HEAETED, fl. T. FaLSE. ^^T^\ f^JpFT. 
 HOLLOW-SOUSIING, «. ^R^sftlT. [?TT«rT»». 
 
 HoLLowKEss, «. T. A. 1. qt^ost/ TT^sft^/. qT^osquTTOT. #- 
 
 2 qr^ofT/. Mi+ofl^/. Qi+oiqoTT«i. ft^?T%q^»«. &c. %sp«. 
 
 3 ^^FTorrm- &c. 
 Holly, «. it^ ;rr5 ^\. 
 
 HoLLT-HOCK, 7t.— the Chinese & Persian h. n=5%U or ^m. 
 Holme, «. island in a river, ^n. ^^f^m. 
 Holocaust, n. burnt offering, ^fx^m. 
 
 Of or belonging to a h. |>rq-. [fq^Tsft/. 
 
 HOLSIEE, n. fqr:^ z^n^T ^plTrtf ^TTT ^ riM? tr?l qJT?f?«Tr^ 
 Holt. a. /iKre. immaculate, S;c. ^Rpqr^Vf^^T-^^.fJjjfi^.&c. 
 
 2 hallowed, qf^, «H«i, qfsr^ft^^. 
 
 A h. spot or place, ^r^^^=^n. q'«T?ftMn. qiPTHfiT/, 
 
 H. time or season. qo^r^P^;?!. qiRfW^Rwi. 
 Holy-day, n. religious festival. WJ\m. ^T'JT^TTm. ?nTr=^ fjcjH 
 m. q#H. qsf'ft/. q^f^?T»i. qcrf^?^. «. HOTf^/. ^rorg^ 
 
 37H^m. ^Hra'?;!. ^r^STw. q'Jq-f^w.n. 3??Tl^f4=)*l>».^?^r- 
 ^f^^wj.n. qnqr^m.n. 
 
 Present made on a h. ^^n. 
 
 Victuals given (to retainers, &c.) on a h. ^<7Tm. 
 
 To keep h. W^m. W^T^. 
 
 Certain of the Ilolydays, Saints' days, Festivals, ^e. 
 are 3T^:?nnO' or ar^sf Jft, 3Tfjfy«IHc|»ft, 3T|^T?*ft, 3T- 
 
 ^v^mx or ^^T^rfrqfSi'TT, n^^jmr, n^s^, mf- tiv.vft , 
 nW'ijHKr, ^?T=5r5=jVt, '^rqr^r^a^'^ft, =5Tqr7^,=srqrq^, ^• 
 
 oftq^ or^qt^mr, ^nT'^^rf^femi's^TT^n, ^htt, ^sqrfW, 
 ?P7ft^^^^T?ft, ^^nr^, ?f;fT5fqr5TiTr or JTSTT^tq^nr, 5^^^=^^- 
 
 Ssfr, ^TPrf^^TToft, ^Fiq=qjfr, ^TT5fr?tr5TJTT or q^^, qf?Wq^, 
 
 qR^NmiTT, fq^, qtqiitqf'jrHT, qta^, sr^ftr^ft, sf^mr- 
 
 W^r, 5rfttrr;f^3T or si^uirn^d, ^Jf, ^HToft^tvr (or ^qVtT'T'C'rft) 
 HTS^ft^, HrgWH'^'Y, H^^iPRDT or ?r^frT, Hr^^^Trfr, 
 
 jT^PT^t, T^psjft, JT^rRT5rn=5r or ^rfoT, ?'<tt?^?, tn- 
 q^jft, Tm^T^^ft, 'iTT^snfl', Fsf^Frrq^rfl^, g'fH^sn^ or 
 srmsiR^r or q-gqir^, ^r^jr^ or EfqfJTFrr, ^^mq^jfr, siisft- 
 
 qfCTTlTT or q^sf, ^^^T^^T^ft, sr55CJT5m,"%f3^g^^ft, ^T^pft, 
 
 2 f% of liberty. ^??[ f. ^z\^ f^^m. %5!oft/. %2oft^ 
 Holy-watee, n. n'rr/ T'lT^r^w. ?ft'4;i. 
 
 Vessel for h. qJTT^afT/. cftnnsl or fhilf. ffT'^^t/. 
 
 aWqm'^/. ffts^Rt or r\y4^?!f 
 
 To make oath upon h. »i»TT=3T'Xf /. ^uf-3^t^. 
 Homage, n. obeisance, reverence, respect paid to one's lord, 
 
 ^n. 5rr?^Tr|t 5^ »». /j^. 
 
 H. of the heart and affections. TT^Tf^/. 
 Home, n. own house. arPTSi VX n. fH^f n. f%^feir»T n. f^- 
 3TT55T n. ^n^ «. 
 
 At h. and abroad, ^rfru^, ^Tfl^rft, j^jff^nr. 
 Service or employment at h. ^^r ^t^TRwi.^^^r^r^ 
 To drive ( by incantations ) from house and h. ;j^- 
 t^ n. eRof y. ofo. [or?5ro/o. 
 
 To drive from house and h. ^^=JI-H ?n. aTM"^ ivith ^- 
 To keep at h. ^ n. %T?TJf. 
 2 OJtv! country. arrq^'^^T in. ^^^T «;. 
 Absent from h. sf^T^, sfrfTH. 
 'E.Oti'^, a. domestic, not foreign, s^i-^l, y<'!rf\, nST, Hf^+I 5?*
 
 HOIT 393 
 
 Home, Homewards, adv. to own house, conn/n/, cj-c. q'ff,^- 
 
 2 cfose /o 0)!e'« oun feelings, concerns, Sfc. f^s^rff, f^- 
 
 5|rar, art'Tf, f rff. 
 
 To bring li. unto. aTfifr or 3TfnTO t^KiJf, T^ft WP=I^ or 
 T^ TTT n. qTrJiif, FJPT^ ^^ot, ( ««(/, To como or be 
 brought h. to FSFTof-R^i^-^rif-^roT. ). 
 
 To eomc li. to. — a trouble or evil. aTrnf or arfirH ^- 
 
 To be at h. in, — to le conversant luith. q'^fcft^ Hf^ 
 ST^fof in. con. 
 
 To fuel at li. ( in an office, &c.) ^^ m. ^^^ 7. oj s. 
 HoME-Binr, n. one fund of sfai/inj at home. Ef^=pjqir m. 
 ^^JTf^ m. 
 
 HOME-BEED, HOME-EAISED, HoiIE-MADE, &e. a. ^TTFft, ^- 
 
 Homeliness, m. y. A. 1. nt^^r^ToiT m. &c. ^niTTiJTT m. 3T^- 
 
 Homely, a. not fine or elegant. nfiJCT^, if'f^t', 'fOT^fTJT, ^- 
 
 2 ( of features ), v. Plain. ^T^^ROT^qT^r, ^ITf'Tr^TFfT, 
 
 HOMEOPATHT, n. ^ f%^ qTTM f^r??^ 3Tq-5r ^^ Wi ?- 
 
 ?: ;p<u<4HT JTT'f w.-I^Tcrr/. 
 Homicide, «.— the act. ?55 m. ^X\%^S f. ?rT?r'4 ?«. 
 
 2 — the ageut. HTf|?T^ c. JfTJl c. ^X\^\ m. 
 Homilt, n. '.Ttf^Wt \^^ "^^OT^T '•a"HH5iqt %%^ TPSTOT )!. 
 HOMOOEXEITY, HoMOGE>'EOL'SNESS, 11. T. A. ^TMTc^ «. ^T" 
 
 tr^ n. ^fT^pnr ?2. arrgnuq- n. (^^?;^?rT?ftsr?TT/. ^^rfft^r^T/.&c 
 
 Homogeneous, a. of tlie same leiiul or nature. 'T^F^?nrfr^, '^- 
 
 Sfot, ?T^'4, ^5'T'JT, f^H^. 
 Homologous, a. ^irq'fcJTT'JT, ^=^Tr?:Hr'JT. 
 HoxE; n. ^5e/. 
 
 219 Hoxe, J7. a. f^cR PJrsfin-Tr^^aT. 
 Honest, «. true, sincere, lionoraWe, (juilclcss, S)'c. ^TT, ^TF^T, 
 
 ^Ht, r^^^iT, |-KT^r5?T, ^rrf?^^, ?i?^^fT?7, ?if5T|f?r, ^??t- 
 
 arf, ?fTr^ ^JO/i. ^T^, ^^ i^i^. 7% i^r'TTf'n^ ^w;). !TJTTfoT^, 
 f^i^q^, f^i?;f=^TiT, Sf?7f5IlT, !7rFF5 or fH-jq-f^T^, 3T^7^, 
 
 2 fair, Just, equitable. H^^T, ^^T^TT, W?fT=^T, ifmTfcT- 
 
 3— an employment, profits, &c. f=;T?5, ^=ir^r=^T, ^Tf^T, 
 ^fi ^'T, 'J* comp. 
 4 See Chaste. 
 Honestly, aih. v. A. 1. ^W^, ^"^TOTI^, JHT^RT, &c. 
 
 Honesty, n. \. A. 1. XHT]ff. X^X'^m m. ?i?q- «. ittr ?;. fjrr- 
 2 ^%^ or X^=q^Z\f '^Wf. n?f/. tTi;^/. ^^\f'^w.^m m. I 
 
 HON 
 
 II. is the best policy, 3Tf?T ^TT^r f^T^r "^=1 fTTHTTr, 
 
 Honey, n. W-g n. pop. q^r m.f. J=n%^ «. ^>? n. 
 11. water. iT'<^ofT «. 
 Eivcrs of h. H'|-^~qr/. i'?. 
 Honied worils and killing deeds. ^\H\m tff^^ 'flrfaT 
 
 Honey-comb, n. JT^qr^ «. q^r^TT m. tI^ »t. q-fss «. dim.il^f. 
 K'=lfn?TT m. =qT5ft/. Kg^T^T w. Some kinds or forms of Ii. 
 arc ^R^T'Z «.( the cells environing a stick ), qprjif «. 
 ( a rich kind ), qfr^f n. ( long kind ), ^r%^ n. ( it has 
 seven cells ), JTf^^T n. ( made by the ^Tf^ ^]^ ), 
 q^T^ or qf:r«. (formed iu the hollow of a stone, tree, &c.). 
 Division of the li. which contains the houey. w.\^m. 
 Division of the h. containing the bees or their young. 
 'm^ or ^tf,tf [ ^T m. 
 
 Honey-moon, HoNEY-MONxn, n. ?5tT ^r -MN<-M I qf|?^ ^J^^ 
 
 HONEY-WOUinED, HONEY-XONGUED; «. niT^r^F, ^'•T^TPfr, 
 
 Honeyed, a. JT'^r^r, ^H^'J^^, 
 
 Honor, n. dignifi/, yreatnr.-s, ranJc, (j'c. 'tfRqTT ?».KtS'T'Trw. 
 
 ^m\f. '*fRt/. KTfT^rfr/. ifffiijr/. ^^ «. 
 
 2 crerf/i, character, name, v. Eeputation. aTR^/. f'^^^ 
 
 /. Hfsr w. ?n'fTn HI. ^thft/. qrnfr n. 
 
 To become bound iu h. gT^ q^of. [^^. 
 
 To keep one's h. qpTf? n. or qrnR^TT^ q^ w. pi. HTF- 
 To lose one's h. ?rrq? ?j. TfTraiJi, qT'^t n. ^^ g. of s. 
 To stain the h. of. qpfi^ n. ^r# qR<Jf. 
 To take concern for the h. of. 3Tf*r^R»».^4T''t g. of a. 
 
 3 nollcness or grandeur of mind; sense of h. <j-c. H^TT^f 
 
 ■4vK^m m. srnwq>jrT m. w^^^f w^^m^^f. w?;r?fte?fr 
 
 /. 3TfHm^ m. V. sn^'X^-HrT-'OT-iTrq", F.]^f r. ^^, ^^/. 
 
 To be jealous or watchful of one's h. X[^m^ ^riW. 
 4 — as rendered or paid; reverence, v. Eespect. JTivf ni. 
 
 •W'^H «»• ^f^R OT. Mi'4)rir/. 3Tr^ «(. Jfk^r «. ?f^;m »«. 
 
 Honors, v. Civilities. 3TT^^ 3^^R w^i^^- aTT^TTT^fOT. 
 3Tr^r?(f^T m. ITRT?1'JTT?T "i. 
 
 Chief honors ( as paid at assemblies ). 3T^7^/. 
 5 credit, eclat, lustre, v. Gloey. sft^r m. ^^ n. ?ri=rcq «. 
 
 €\^ f. f\W.^ f x^j f 
 
 To Honor, v. a. reverence, florifi/, magnifg, Sfc. 4fR ;?rronjif- 
 
 s^5t. [jfi5r-&c. ^iit_ 
 
 2 (%«i/y, evnollc, c^-c. v. To E.^alt. pfreq^ wi.-^te. 5ijf, . 
 
 3 ( a bill, &c. ). ^^rm, 'JllT': m. ^Rof y. o/o. q^f^T'^f or 
 q?:Tf%^ 
 
 4 receive or treat tci/h honor. ^TfT^rTot, ?T'R'R'jf, 3TT^ot, 
 JftTSfCT, JTPT OT.-^^T^«.-'JTr^«i.-?ifTn: ;».-n]r^ m. n.-&c. 
 
 w.x^g. ofo. cTrjfrT/. ^of. 
 
 To h. by investing with robes, &c. rT^t'F/ ^Ptictj- y. 
 o/o. ft^fttp/. ^.
 
 noo ! 
 
 ilo.NOUAUUi:, (I. trorthy of honor, illustrious, noble, c^c. 3TI«r- 
 
 2 noWf r/minJ, actualrd by princijiles of honor, ^v. ^• 
 
 ?T7?r;fr=r, ^F^ffl'T'jT, 'fnffsr^, ?Tf^rr«T, a^Trqfn", ytJKH'T^, 
 
 3 bearing or bringing honor, creditable. 3TT^^, XTfrf^"^, 
 
 ^ j)roper, right, honest, v. Just. FAin.Mmi f&T'Fi'op. SPTT- 
 
 HoXOBABLEXESS, «. V. A. 1. H MM I "^dl /. TT^T^TT/. f^^TrT/. 
 
 2 HHNI iftTT'TT wJ.-iT?IW<mT m.- &c. ?r?^ «. ?Rq- 7}. ?rc^- 
 ?ff^7rfT/. ??rr|f%/. W^^^f^f. ?rT^/. t'. Tm. 
 
 4 'A^\\^\■^.^^ m. ir^/. h^/. iiimrui+,?jr ». 
 
 II. reputably. 3TT^^, 3Tra[Tn3;fr. 
 Ho>-OEiEy, a. conferring.^ ^'c. honor. 3TTf^^r,irf?r%^T, 5ff?T^- 
 
 2 performing duty without pay. MMKlRt^TT^ %^S srfrl%^- 
 
 3 having a place ivithout pay or duty. T^TRrFlT^rT ? +1 m - 
 
 HOXOEED,/). T. V. 1. *r37^^, TTW^Flr, &e. 34lRlr|. 
 
 3 «+K-J^T, clc. 3TT^?t. 
 To be h. ^^_ 
 
 4 3TTTT%=7T, <S:c. ^rPlfr^r, ■H*-HlP)Fr,^:^JTTf^?r, H^TTT^ft, TT- 
 
 HoxoEEE, «. HosoEisa,^. a. v. V. 1. H^niRT, &c. g'TT^^P, 
 
 2 jfltTWr ^TTT, &e. HFT^, ttr-it^. 
 
 4 tlr+,KU|KI, &C. ^:Fn:-^FJTT^-&C. <f;<U||f l-^rrrf. 
 
 HosouixQ, «. T. V. 1.— arf. ^^rm'Jr ?». &c. *rf^/. s'tt^rt/. 
 
 3 •H+Kuf «. ^r^FTT »». 3TT^TW ». [^^fsf!^/. 
 
 4 ?Ic-+.i<,ui n. 3ii^<uf M. &c. 3H|(^<ur M. ;H*-HM?r w. ^ST^T »n. 
 Hood, n. covei-ing cf the head. ^?ft/. giR «. 
 
 Cloak or mantle with a li. ^/. 
 
 2 ( of a smke ). "P^/. <Fft/."<pir ot./ h. "PJTT/. 
 
 3 ( of a carriage. ) ffJT^T w. 
 
 4— as used in comp. denoting state, quality, &e. TOTTm. 
 TTJV n. riT/. ^ n. &c. 
 Hooded, a. of a hooded or cnrved head, — nails, ladlesy&c. rTTH- 
 
 To Hoodwink, v. a. blind by covering the eyes. JtoSiTteT TT- 
 
 gT OT.-q^? w. qt^, i:5 5«. ji. srftTor, artrrft /.-<t?^ n. 
 
 2 fig. See To Blind. [-^;,p „,. „_ 
 
 Hoof, n. homy cover of a beast's foot. ^Jipop. ^ m. ?JT tn. 
 
 194 HOP 
 
 II A division of a cloven h. »te n. "t^ft/. 
 
 To be born with two hoofs ( or legs ) white— a calf 
 
 !i or colt, ^if rgfr ( or ^r Tnrrsft ) 7?Tm. 
 
 ll To be born with the four hoofs ( or legs ) white — a 
 
 calf or colt, ^gfr ( or ^^ ^T^j^i) g-rr^ijf, ^g-^-QT. 
 To show tho cloven h. ijoT m. ^r^q'ot or ^^\^ ^Hf, 
 
 Tjtjx m.pi. g-eraioT y. of s. aTTT^qr tmm q'or, ^rr^Krm ^ 
 
 orwA. 
 
 2 ( csp. of a horse or ass ). g«r m. 
 
 Bumps on the side of a h. ^§^/. 
 
 Paring of the h. ^^r^ft /. 
 
 Thiu and delicate h. HT^fR g^ m. — Delicate-hoofed. 
 
 Hook, n. curved end. at^jr^T m. 3T=P3t/- %?5 n. 
 
 By h. or by crook ; by some means or other. 3T3«lS, 
 
 2 ( of a staple ). ^rft/ 
 
 H. and staple. ^^t\ ^T'TST m. 
 
 H. and eye. 'FWr m. 
 
 That has a h. and eye. <FT^^R, ^ITir^ft. 
 3 — for fish, ns m. ift /. 
 
 4 ( of devotees ). swinging hook, q^ ?«. [ spTx^ «. 
 The act of swinging by a h. »fiTT5 n. — the apparatus, 
 
 5 liil-hool; v. Bul. <fi\^7^ m. dim. ^^\^^f. %^r w. 
 
 2b Hook, v. a. fasten with or to a h. 'i{^1^\^ a^'^STOT, ar- 
 
 2 co/cA iwiV/j a /(. fT5lT^ ^TT'^. 
 
 3 See To Insnaee. 
 
 HooK-KOSED, a. q^S^r^^f, 'I'bi'lir^^, g^RTf^rq^, 
 
 Hooked. See Ceooked. 
 
 Hoop, «. JaW(? of wood or metal. aTTTT wfoT^/. ^ «. 
 
 2 ( as of a sieve, tambourine, &c.). ^ n. 
 To Hoop, v. a. W^ «. or jpft n. pi. En^of. 
 To Hoop, v. n. See To Shout. 
 HooPiKQ-couGH, n. sfT^ ^^T^fK^T m. ^€\f. 
 Hoopoe, n. vpupa minor. ^r\\\ m. [ HRot^ 
 
 To Hoot, v. n. — the owl. 5^/. ^Rijf, ^pm, sitTT^ or i^- 
 
 2 ;;aZ;oo «< or after, ^qf ;^^ «(/y.-|5^T>5?T adv. ^^. 
 2b Hoot, «j. a. drive ivith shouts of contempt. ^^Z^^^■, gl- 
 
 ^ or ^i+Nui, g^T^'^, ^ri-t^Kot, ^5(57^, ^^T^i^, 
 
 f|f ?rra^ or li^r^m, ^q+if^joi, ftT^pH-iNui, '§xf-'§Tt^- 
 trf.--§V^f.-&c. T.m^g. ofo. 
 Hoot, Hooting, «. ( of the owl ). ^f. 
 
 2 hallooing at or after, ^tf. ^k^fff §<'i\^itf. f - 
 
 Hoot, interf. ^, J^, J^, ^r. 
 
 2b Hop, v. n. leap on one leg. ^^VT{^\^-^_■^.\^\^]^l: =^n^- 
 
 2 s^!/) lightly, bound, ^'c. 3^, S^rT or ^^dJ4rf ^ilT^- 
 
 3 See To Dance. [?f?T/. 
 Hop, Hopping, n. v. V. I.— act. ^^vwm\ Ti\f. rinfT/.
 
 HOR ? 
 
 Hop, n. r^^ JTrfT 3TT|. 
 
 HoPABED, n. — the play. 3T^ J^ n. 
 
 Hope, n. arrw/- ^mf. aTRin/^/. 
 
 Frustration of h. aTT^irHH «. ^TTS.q' w. 
 
 Eenewal or revival of h. "PTTTSflT/. 
 
 Unreasonable h. fTr^ir/. ^IfTT^IT/. [ ^R'Jf. 
 
 To throw up h. v. Coueaoe. grT^Tl/.-^ «». fT«J>ot- 
 
 "Whilat there's life there's h. ( or Dum spire spero). 
 s^TTF nf 3TRr. 
 
 2 object 0/ k. arr^r/. arr^TrR'Tq' »i. 
 To Hope, v. m. 3TmT/.-3nT'ar/-3TT?r/ s^ixf-ti^iif-sjncTiat- 
 
 Hopeful, a./«Z^ of hope. Sfr^irsTT^, 3Tr?TTf^?r, arr^rf^, 3Tr- 
 m^r^, arr^ll^, STR^^t, 3TR'4T"T5rF, 3^'4TM????TT, w^, 
 
 2 ^/I'wy ^. p-onmmg. e^TTT^R^F, ?1<P^ sfiq'mn^r, f%- 
 
 ^t^^HRTR^T, ^m^, ^^PRT, <P3r^%. [ ?^. 
 
 HOPEFCLLY, adv. V. A. 3TRiRf, c^c. aTR'^FT^, aTRmq^- 
 
 Hopefulness, n. v. A. 1. 3TRifT/. S^S^ri^/. ^'H^/. 3TT^Tr- 
 
 2 o^RTRTR^T'JIT ?«. ^t^T^T'Jrr in. 
 Hopeless, a. tcantlng hope, v. Despondent. I^TT^T, aTTTTT^- 
 
 ?T-Tf^-&e. 3TRTg^, ^^TT^T, H^F^T, H'JT^T. [^T=eTT. 
 
 2 ^ifi'w^ «o /(O/ie, V. Despeeate. f^WTRT, T7RT^=T, f^TTT- 
 Hopelessness, a. V. A. 1. fmr^TT/ ^i^ n. arnTRTf^w. 
 
 2 rn^HNdl/. 5^TRTT7%q- n. 
 Hoppeb, n. { of a mill ). ^^yf n. [?j^/. 
 
 Hoppees, Hopscotch, n. — the play, jjns^rrf or rJTS^TT^/. 
 HoEAL, HoRAETjrt. re7(j<i«^ to anhotir or the /iOM»'*. slTR(5J- 
 
 EoEDE, n. fpjrrr infT ?«. f^^ ^5/. 
 
 HoBizON, n. — rational or real, f^rfrt^ n. 3T»Rf?r m. f^^m. 
 2— sensible or visible. qpT^ tTR/. VR/ sif^/ ^- 
 
 Glow of the h. f^J<^|^ w. 
 HoBizONTAL, a.;wo?ZfZ/o i/ie/(. q;T% -cTRiTfr^, f|^f^^. 
 
 ^^, f^rfH^RTH^^. 
 
 H. angle. ^fiT^y+M in. 
 HoEN, n. f^TT n. ^ n. Pttm n. — in contempt. f^TT?: n. 
 Bow of h. ^TT^ M. 
 Cord attached to a h. fHTnTTt/. 
 
 riattish h. tmf? w. [«• i^. 
 
 Of back turned horns. ^ZJ or ^"fsr, qrsf^'fl' or TT 
 Horn for holding powder. f^PTST m, [or sqr 
 
 Of long or large horns. f^TR or o^TT or 55, fifrnrer 
 The horns— collectively. T%nT5r m. '^ [SToSof. 
 
 To draw in one's horns. ^R m. pi. irrSfff, 57PF «. n- 
 To strike with the horns. fv^Kii or f^TnR<Jf. 
 
 2 ( of the moon ). |tiT «. #n^ 3T?T «. 
 
 3— instr. of music, f{^^ n. |tn «. The most common are 
 
 W^\ m. ( Blower of it ^RtJi^ ), gfrr^/. ( Blower of 
 
 5 HOR 
 
 it _g?TR^, ^-qr ), sfm m. dim. ^\^f. ( Blower of it 
 srf%^ ), f^TT «. (<?m. fiRft/) (Blower of it fJTTrS-qrr, 
 
 HOEN-BOOK, n. primer. 5?5f==ft T^rft ^ft'^t/. 
 HOENED, a. /i(T«)»jy 7io;-n«. rlinp^rT, sjrft, 5Jn^^, nnftrf^'?. 
 H. boast,— comprch. nm ftnT?fT/. fijiM/. 
 Fee on the purchase of a h. beast. T^^\^f\J. 
 Short h. args^rff or fiJTift. 
 2 of sprouted orsholtcn horns. I'fmT^. 
 HOENET, «. JTR^TT ^?ft=sfr Tf'O^?!/. nt^ KT^ft/ KTcZ^F- 
 
 \ n. ^pmi or <T5T^^ m. 
 HoENLEss, a. arifT, ^tt^^, 
 HOENT, a. made of horn. nPTT^, ^TRXf, ?Tnf^H?T, ^Tff^. 
 
 2 /(arc?, V. Callous. ^?ftur. 
 HOEOLOGE, «. chronometer. ^RfTRq^ «. 
 HOEOMETET, «. art oj measuring time. ^^Jf^fr^f. ^FT^TRn. 
 HOEOSCOPE, n. scheme of the signs of the zodiac at a birth. 
 
 Appeasement of a boding h. ^^R^ffrr/. 
 Determination from theh. of the fortunes of a person. 
 
 Disagreement or enmity of the h. ( of two parties ). 
 
 Diversity of h. ntTH«r n. 
 
 Identity or amity ofh. ( of two parties ). lOT^^ft 
 /. qcf^ n. q-f^^/. ^m n. K]f^^fz^ n. qftrT n. 
 
 The paper on which are recorded the particulars of 
 ah. ^'JTT^T ». ^-Hcpsfr/^JT^'Tf^^/. 
 
 HOBEIBLE, HOEEID, rt. V. FeaRFUL. qR, 3^^, 'i^.Zjf^m^, 
 
 3T^^T5E ^^?T5?, 'T^^T, H^RT^, »rq-^?t^. 
 Hoeeibleness, Hoeeidness, n. y. A. qt?:qoTT m. &e. ^-qj- 
 
 ?r^Pc?r n. 
 HoBEiFic. See Hoeeible. 
 To HoEEiFT, V. a. strike tcith horror.^ t. To Shock, q^m. n. 
 
 -q'^qrr»«.-q'5^/.-&c. q^rqin, XXni^m.pl ^^^:f^.<f,V^m.- 
 
 '^w-m.pil. arrtqw. 
 
 To be horrified. ^f^^TM. ;'/• ^'^ 1^°T, ^.\^in. q-fff. 
 HOEEIPILATION, n. erection of the hairs of the bodjj. ^,\Kv\. 
 pi. VmX^m. rSRTt^OT. ''3,V^ZVn. ^%m. 
 
 From joy. <IH^"if??«- ?5"NT^"^m. ^y^,m. 
 
 From fear. 'tJi^AZMn. v. ^Z. 
 
 That is under h. tmtf^, ^J^fw^^. 
 HoEEOE, «. V. Feioht. t^htm. arfTTHq)'. 
 
 To be struck with h. 3Tt?f ^^m. n. ^tcrr, 
 
 2 (preceding fever). ^T^Rt/. W.\tm. pi. 
 
 3 horrors, distressing scenes. ^^^X^^^m. pi. 
 
 4 horrors, delirium tremens. ^cTrf cf "TS^JioS ^r^ f^'J.H ^ 
 
 HOEEOE-STEICKEN, a. gTIFT tRf^Tr^BT, T^^f^fT, =>r?rr. 
 
 HoESE, «. ^rm. (ST«». :ft/. 5». ) 5rre;wi. ^'^m. ^V^m. 5^1 
 »;!. g^qiTw!. ^Z^m. ?R«». ^f'^T^T'". ^qw.— in contempt, &c. 
 and answering to rip, jade, hack, ^'c. ^\Z^Zn. qr5$ 
 n. ^'^^i^^VJ\ or oft sfriH. |T5ftsrHr^?».— iu endearment 
 or admii-ation. HRrftH^w*. ^\^'^^m.
 
 HOH 
 
 396 
 
 HOE 
 
 The colors of the Hone arc, ^TJT irou grey, njqr 
 white with redilish patelies. 'Nri'rST ronu. riiijsr qR 
 fhcsDut. rtf '?TJnT bay. f^T^T white. mtlT dark bay. 
 
 The pafes are. Wtft=EfT^/ ^^TS^?!/. ^I^fJ^TP^, ?Tq;oT- 
 
 sr55,aTqFft^n^,75i^n5, |s*|'Iit, yi^i'O-^irf, HT'-^n^r^w, 
 
 ?1T5l^^^r[^, Tl^^T3^fT?J, ^^r^TT?!, 'MMl^Irl, ^T-^TFJ. 
 
 f»omo ol'tho faults or Memishes are, 3T?rH^^, ^S^il,^ 
 g?7<?^ or JTTf , riT, ?^H^^, suf^TT, ?fqTcT, ^5.r^?5. 
 
 Some of the auspicious marks are. g'rfni?, 'i'llHie, 
 
 Some of the diseases are, m'^^^ or SR^RVT, Hft, g- 
 TT, 3Tg?Tor. 
 Arab h. fTT^ or ri^ft ???. 
 
 Bedding of a h. h^^f. — To lie down on it. %jI^ ^. 
 Body-cloth of a h. ^ f. WTTPr m. ^JT^ff/. 
 Connoisseur or knowing one in horses. 3T'<rTft?7«R, 
 Defluxion or catarrh of the h. ^^'\ m. 
 Pore ropes of a h. ?^?th n. 
 Furniture of a h. rtlrfriRT m. 
 Grazing of horses, ^w^f. 
 
 Head-bands of a h. ( of tape or cotton rope ). q^rft/ 
 Head- ropes of a h. STRTl't/ ^^\W^ n. 
 llcad-aud heel-ropes of a h. STRT^ PjiJTST'/. 
 Heel-ropes of a h. f^w^/. 
 Heel-leather of h. J^ffPRT m. 
 Hirer out of horses. ^frt^PT. 
 
 H. having the fire auspicious marks.q^;p??iT''ft^'r5Tw!. 
 Kick or stroke with the foot of a h. 5P7T or ZW^f, 
 Leading rope of a h. m'l^]^m. «rm/. 
 Leavings in the nose bag of h. 5<<^ | U itot. [STm. 
 
 Line or row of horses picketed. qn^Tsr/. rik^ or rfW- 
 ^Lip-rope of a h.— (used in grooming &e. ). ^RT^t or 
 
 Necessaries of a h. — compreh. ?rnm=Rr»i 
 Nose-bag of a h. ?TRTrw. 
 Of puny & sorry breed — a h. ^fp^T or TK^. 
 Ornaments for the head of a h. ^.^ ^f[m. 
 Pace of a h. =^T^f. iif?r/. ^n f. 
 Plume for the head of a h. -E^f^m. 
 Eiding h. q^^JT tftSTw. TTSTSn. mz^m. 
 Sacrifice of a h. ar^^^Tw?. 
 Small or under sized h. 3m^ftlT'«. 
 Stroke from the fore foot of h. tn/. ZJi;/. 
 Tail of a h. 5f ^/. 
 
 Tying the fore legs of a h. l=5r^?5TM. ^555frw. 
 To^ become mature ( i. e. of five year's age ).— a h. 
 q-^K^i or "t^TR^. 
 To be cat-hammed 
 
 To get gourdiness in the extremities,— a h. T^'rarR'^f. 
 To seize and twist round the upper lip of a h, H- 
 
 Look not a gift-h. in the mouth. \^'\^ in( 3TH ^FT't 
 
 . 5T5E m.jl ^TH^y. of. o. ZT^- 
 
 AVhen the h. is stolen sliut the stable-door. ^ Ji?;i 
 ('<TfR ^OT) 3TTfw i^'m %?7T. 
 
 2 s/and, frame, iJY. qVST m. qsf^ or q^=5ft /. 
 
 3 cavalry. ^^J?;^!^ «i. ^l. ^\t^ n. 3T»«PTR »i. ^TJIHRW. 
 Body of h. under one commander. T=t^ n. <n^/. — 
 
 Commander of it. <??f?q^r, TTRTT. — "Writer attached. 
 qi'I-il^ m. 
 
 H. of the king or state. f^THT/. TTRPTTirr/. 
 HonsE-EACK, n. on horse-b. ^rs^T^?:. 
 
 Scat on h. ^\i\f. or ^\%f. v. ?Tiq, aTT^M «. 
 That is mounted on h. ^T^TR or ^R, 3T»<IT^, 'HK^m^, 
 HoKSE-Eor, n. qr^^^T o;- ^ft^^T, H^T <ft^r. 
 
 HoitSE-BEEAKEIt, M. =EfT5^^R, 3T»^f^T?^^. 
 
 H0HSE-EEEAK150, «. ^T^^K^RT /• 3T^f?I?lT /. 
 
 HonsE-CLOTH, «. ^ /. 
 
 HOESE-DEALEB, 71. ^-JTHT ^^r"TTft W. 
 
 HOBSE-EOCTOH, «? ^Irfft O'' ^TT^ra'T, ^mHT, TT^^'i?!, 'iT- 
 
 HORSE-DUNG, n. c^^ /. 
 
 Heap or hill of h. fcT^ n. 
 HonsE-EMSiET, n. ^gnt/. ^rfjIoTT m. 
 
 HOESE-EACED, a. T. UgLT. ^1^55?!. 
 
 HoRSE-rLT, n. qrSTT^ff /. 
 
 HOBSE-GIOVE, HOESE-EL-BBEE, n. ^rHT^ ?8. ^T^T/. |Tf^T ?/?. 
 HOESE-HAIR, «. qri-^N^^ m.])l. 3T=^rRT '/«. 
 HOBSE-KEEPEE, n. T. GeOOM. ^tS^^T Or ^TTS^T M. n'lrl^H?)!. 
 
 HOKSE-LAVGH, «. loud loisteroits lauyh. jf]s ^RfOT n. H^- 
 HOESE-IIAN, «. rider. ^^M or ^R, ^Tft,'^WR, ^H-^T^, 
 
 2 o«e «^77/eJ »i riding, v^m^v'.?^., HTf^H^^T, =^?r^?r, 
 aT^^IRT^f^TrS. 
 
 3 horse-soldier. ^fT^R »». H^ {or^%) ^^K m. TT3J=f ?;?. 
 HOESE-JIA>-SHIP, n. ^rsTR^/. ^^nft /. 3T=qRt^f^?JT /. 
 HORSE-MUSEETEEE, M. ^^ or +,<cjr^j OT. 
 HOESE-MUSEETEEEISG, «. +<|rJ^ OJ' ^^^^t /. 
 
 HoESE-PLAT, n. V. Eolips. iTFTjf^TOT. qr^tlfq'TT »«. f<^TRT- 
 ^/. ^^JT^ /. Wl /. gHT6^ /. gr^w'TT /. /-Z. V. qR, 
 %T5T or %^JTTr in. 
 
 HoESE-EACE, «. qT3-qT=^ ^rS f--^^f- 
 
 HoESE-EABiSH TEEE, 11. liyperantliera morwnga. %^^^{ m. 
 
 mz m. \\\■^v^^ m. [ ^ofr «. 
 
 Decoction of the pods or leaves of h. ^Tn?:^'ft ". ^"^- 
 HoESE-snoE, n. ?rR; m. 
 
 Nail of h. ?rT^H^/-^^/. 
 Set of horse shoes. Hirf^^lT in. 
 
 HOESE-SHOEE, n. ^TR^. 
 HOESE-SHOEING, 11. ^T^^ f. 
 
 H. on the four feet. =^5p^ /. 
 
 H. on two feet. ^i\ f. 
 
 Price of h. ?rTc=J^5t /. 
 
 To perform h. ^?5 in. pi. iffqot ( ^rS'QT?^! ). 
 
 To perform half h. open slioes, ^J^^^/. W'l^.
 
 HOS 897 
 
 HonSE-SOLDIEE, «. ^^TT, <|%^^R, TTSrT. 
 
 H. who provides Lis own horse. f^^^T. 
 H. equipped bj his employer. STlT'ft?. 
 
 HOESE-STALL, n. Z\^ Of 5M ». 
 HOHSE-WAV, n. ^ft^fc/. 
 
 HoRsE-wiiir, n. =^Vf^ m. 
 
 To HoESF.-wnir, v. a. =^vf^ m. pi. ?51T=f'Jif-mT^-^^'if, "Sfra- 
 
 ^=^T mr on. ^q-, ^\^wM or ^m^^. 
 IIOETATIVE, HoRTATOEi", ct. giving advice. 3'H%^Tr^, ^f^^f- 
 
 IIOETICULTUEAL, a. T. N. STm^rHnir, SfTq^rTTf^T^T^, ^- 
 
 HOKTICULTUEE, 11. citJtivalion of a garden. iTT^rH ii. q^Tir- 
 
 HoETicuLTL'EisT, 11. sTTT^PTT ^^'JTRT-^mmn, snirrjf^, a'- 
 
 Ho-'E, HosiEET. See Stockings. 
 
 HosriTABLE, a. givenioliospilaliti/. Stf^f^'T^^, 37f^firat^- 
 
 ^, 3Tfrrf4TfsrT, 3if?Tf<^5rf?r?5, arifff'^^, 3TTf?r<:5?^^, arrfcr- 
 
 2 rfZfl!i!/«y /o hosjnialifi/. 'W§^'^VU^J^ 3^ff[f^qyT^T^T,-HT- 
 f?T5!^^T, &e. ar^ftrq^flfq-^^-Fst-^. 
 HospiTAELESEss, w. V. A. 1. 3Tf?rfiisftf?f /. 3Tf?rf5TcrR?r?q' n. 
 
 HOSPITABLT, adc. T. A. 1. <TI^.U|'^K ^^ 3Tm?WTn?T ^5;?r, 
 
 Hospital, ii. luihlingfor ilie sicTc. frpT^TRr/. fl^T^rq' m. 
 fl'^lrtM «• f^TTT^RT »». ^f?T?IT2;/. «. corrupted from 
 the English is common. ["Tfi^ 
 
 2 place of refreslimcnt for pavpers or icayfarers. tpTTr?/". 
 
 3 alms house. ^M^\^pop. ^^W:f. 
 Hospitality, n. entertainment of strangers. TT^nrqiT ot.3TT- 
 
 TH^^rmn «. arffrfirqvJTJT n. arrf^^nr «. 3TrP=fiTT «. arr^^ 
 
 aTTfnZ'"^' n. 3TTf?t^-^?7 M. 3Tf?rfiI%5rT/. 37f?rf4?T?-l^ »«.JT- 
 ^-MM+l/. %^qr^/. siT^ra/. IJ. ^PT, ?T?jI, Hguq^rfr «. 
 Host, «. entertainer. ^'^v^V^.^ HS^qr^, 3TTf?[5ST^lff-^Tlf, 3Tr- 
 
 2 forces, v. Aejit, %?^3r5 h. ==r;f; n. %HT^R ot. ^t^'TRM. 
 
 3 great number, v. Multitude. ^3/. =^^WA m. =^^f. =^- 
 
 5f/. ^». i^». ^^w. 
 
 4 — as a term of praise for an eminent person, ^^f. 
 
 H+.^ui M. ^ n. ^^n^ft^ w». ^^ts^ MZ. si^'<T «. ST?'<^PT «. 
 Hostage, n. person deliiered as a pledge, afis/. ^iftT^^J^p m. 
 
 To give as a h. afr^ftfT Z^^. 
 Hostess, n. -M^Hl-ftoT/. -arrf^z ^'i . iR u n -/. q^apftor/. 
 Hostile, a. v. Advekse. ^^ft, g'ff , ^t^^tt^t^^TT, ^1;^4UINT, |- 
 
 EOSTILELT, a^/y. T. A. ?T^0TT^, Vf Tm^, t?*IMTt, ^Tf^- 
 
 Hostility, n. v. A. and Enmity. ^l^TN m. '^i n. |?TJT^ft- 
 t[f. %m^f srrf?tW^ n. 
 Hostilities. See AVae. 
 HosTLEB. See GBOOii. 
 
 HOU 
 
 Hot, a. — objects, geucr. ^^, ^'\i ^?^"T, TTT. 
 
 Boiling h. Burniug h. Scalding li. ite. ^^ or 7'f ^, 
 SPSFT, ^^^, ^cE:^2t?f, 'TS^fr^f, tTT'^ifr^T, ^^^oft?T, ^S<P- 
 
 crr?r, 7^?ft?r, ?TH^?ftfT, nrKm^T, ar^jeor, ^q^fia. 
 
 Eed h. arflTEriT. 
 
 To bo h. and sweltering. J^flS^, vii)Hui', ^TOT, 'J^ivt, 
 5151^ ( All impersonal ). 
 
 It is glowing h. IR^ ?JT^ :p^?f, ^^iif?!-, ^TORTwH, V^IX' 
 
 2 — weather. ^UHuflrl, ^q^tJitrT, 
 
 3 v. Passionate, ^qrff, T'^'T, am^rrjmTJ o)- 5; riqt^, 1^- 
 H, FRiqi, ^^T^, or ^Wj. 
 
 4 «rJc»i!, vehement. ?Tr5H?^T, H?I^, f?r^^, rff^-W, ift»r, 
 
 5 piquant, liting, ^-c. v. Aceid, Pungent, f^^, ?T?I?T, 
 7isr?T, ^Jf^T^sr, :;^JTft?r, ^ss^a'^^r, 5nJi5r<jfN, ^or^^rfrH, 
 
 6 — battle, fighting;/(«'/o«jf, wAcMf/i/. H^,^T^:ur,^TTtTT, 
 
 f^^rWr, 'q'H^K or q-^rw, ^jt. 
 
 Hot-bed, «. led for ripniing fruits^ ^c. "Tfif. SToff/. 
 Hot-beained, Hot-headed, a. v. Madcap. ?n^tft, ^TTff^iT, 
 
 Hot-house, n. ^nj ^^^ 5nt %;ni^r?rT^ %?i?5 qT «. 
 HoTCu-POTcn, «. T. Medley. %^ft/. ^S'J^fl/.nmtsftV- 
 
 H. of many kinds of grain boiled. f^TlT^ n. 
 Hotel, n. qT'^^HT «. ^tSs m. is getting common. 
 Hotly. See Vehemently. 
 HoTNESs. See Heat. 
 
 Hough, To Hough. See Ham, To Hamsieing. 
 Hound, n. f\w\t! f ^ «. 
 
 HouE, n. ( of GO minutes ). ffT?T m. fiTT/. m. a^er^ m. (the 
 English word). 
 2 ( of 24 minutes ). W-W.jf ^tf. qft^/^/ ^TT^/. 
 
 An h. or so. ^T^^. 
 
 At all hours. <T5; ar^. 
 
 Auspicious, &c. h. ^^S'tT m. 
 
 Eveiy h.(or moment).qft^^, qst^ft, ^^, f';^<JlfT. 
 
 The golden li. ?f;?qptft ^Z^jf. ^^r{^f. WR^f. 
 
 H.-cup. ^Z^f. 
 
 H.-plate, T. Gong. ^Zjf. q^t/. ^TSJTTS; n. ?rm w. 
 
 "Wliose h. is come. sfHT ^FTH^. 
 
 The h. is full; tJie time is up., out, ^'c. ^Z^] T^, 
 HouE-GLASS, n. SH?: ^"=51 n. qr^^ '^■^VX n. 
 HouE-HAND, n. argr^TCT >'J. 
 HouELY, «. ^vsl^T, '•-ji'lMil^l, ^tr^^. 
 HouELY, adv. ^^it; qft^TTt. 
 
 House, n. ^l n. ^^ n. WW^ or ^ m. n. H^lc5 m. ^f^ n. H- 
 SPT «. 3TT55q' M. n^ «. ?irRT;»i'. ^TToE /. qpT B. ?f^ /J. 
 ^^ «. armr m. in comp. — in contempt or disparagement, 
 answering to Iiovel, hut, anchorets cell, shed, cell, hole., 
 
 ^■c. frnrf^ft ^ n. f?icrt^ #iTe «. h^/. qoTf^/. ^MmriT 
 If. B. Tor the liouses of Europeans smjIT is commonly
 
 noTT 
 
 S98 
 
 HOV 
 
 used, but among themselves tho Mariiihfts apply this 
 word to a summer or pleasure bouse. 
 
 A deserted or desolate h. q^qt «■ 
 
 At, in, to, Ac. every h. si\M<. 
 
 Born in one's li.— a slave, r ^Tlvn^. 
 
 Central portion of a h. HI^ITTT M.w.T^trS^ ?J.HtT^ n. 
 *T«r^ 11. 
 
 Cenmony of occupying a uev li. ^H^oft/ ^Tf^'jft 
 or mTm-ivUf. ^sj%r m. ^T^^V m. 
 
 Ceremonies in purification of ah. n|5f5/-'rTT5^ltf?[/'. 
 
 First entrance, by a wife, of the h. of her husband. 
 tTT*fT^/. ^Tfr^oft or q^?T?5faft/. ^^If^ m. 
 
 H. having flat roof of earth. t^f^T n. 
 
 Inner apartments of a h. aifTrJT n. cfirTn^ n. "T^cTT n. 
 
 Large and stately h. mansion. ^]J\ m. ^?ft/. 
 
 Master of the h. ^^W.t\ m. m^^ m. 
 
 Mistressof theh. ERjp^/. q^i^'m/. q^-^lR^jft/. 
 
 Open h. Tiospitalle mansion. qJTqfr/. 555^^/. 
 Person taking care of a h. q^?s<rr, q^reTra'T. 
 Pleasure h. Summer h. <^?yT m. 
 Pain water from the roof of a h. tKejuf] n. 
 Eegister of the houses ( of a town or village ). m.i\- 
 
 Shutting up of a h. or houses. qiW^'Jft/. 
 
 Site of ah. n^Hfrr/. 
 
 Site of a h. ( esp. of a ruined h. ) qrsiT or m^m n. 
 ^TZl m. qrq^ m. 
 
 Thatching a h. mX'JW.V^f. ^T^\^x^f. 
 
 To ransack the houses. m,iW, J. qof. 
 
 To roof in a h. qr n. ^^^^, 
 
 To set out or to furnish a h. ^Ti n. Kts^. 
 
 To set up or keep h. m n. ^r?:^, ^'^rn: w.-SfTq m.-&c. 
 'TT^-m^ui. [qot-spTSot. 
 
 To take the run of (go overall ) the houses, q^^/. 
 
 To turn the h. out of window, q^ n. f\^ q^. 
 
 Tou may judge of the h. from the yard. m\M\ art^ 
 
 '2Jirm, S;c. y. Coupanx. m n. ^f[f. 
 
 8 race, lineage, v. Pamilt. qT n. q^OTT m. W^ n. 
 
 1 household.^ V. Fauilt. qr n. ^^^ n, 
 
 5 station of a jplanet. qr «. 
 
 6 sqxtare of a chess-loarcl, Sfc. qT n. 
 
 To House, v. a. shelter. TfT^IT^ ^JTFIT/.-qT n.-f^^ n..&c. 
 
 tpi, an^ OT.-3TT«nT m. lij, [f^?r SRirf. 
 
 2 put under cover, qrffr sq^^rauf, f^nsiF^n^ 5^^, n^- 
 To House, v. n. take shelter. 3^1^ m.-^\Wf m. ^of, TT^iJr. 
 HotrsE-BiEB, «. ^ersow «7(o stops ahcai/s in the house, q^- 
 
 SRT, q^^ST, qrfatr, q^f^, qT5T?TT, rlnff- 
 HorsE-BEEAKEE, «. q^<ft5^T, fH^^'Tt^-qT, n^%^, ^fq^TrlT, 
 
 ttfq%T. 
 HocEE-EBEAKlso, n. q^tpr^oT n. f^n <?f[HJr n. ^Tw^\^ n. 
 
 H0C8E-HEBO, HouSE-HECTOB, n. person valiant among the 
 women and children at home, ifl^SJ'', qT'ftrf iflSJjr /JiVrj^f. 
 HocsE-HOLP, n. V. Fahilt. qTTTT n. q^ n. ^?:q n. 
 H.-cxpenees or consumption, qr^^ m. 
 H. deity. q^=qT 35 m. f s^^T^ft »n. f^^^rfT / 3Tme'T- 
 e^rTT/. 3TKT'^q5qrT «. Eoom appropriated for it. B.^^Irft 
 f.\^^Xi'.\^^Kmn. 
 
 Of or beloging to h. qT^T, qr^JT or qrqrnjr, qrn?ft, 
 
 wrfmr, arFRi, 5ffriWf=qT. 
 
 Quota ( of a collection, &e. ) due from each h. q^/. 
 
 To invite (to entertainment) a whole h. ^?ft^ 3!?^rf 
 /• ?5Tq^. 
 
 2 domestic management or economy. qr^^TT m. q^^n- 
 oft/ q^FiT^t/. q^^^n^/. q^^w. q^^qr/. 
 
 H.- aflairs. n^^iq^ «. n^q^TTT m. 
 
 H.-jobs or work ( viz. sweeping, cow-smearing, 
 scouring, bringing water, cooking, &c. ). q:(^?5T m. or 
 S n. qT^TT n. n^^H n. n^^fq n. q?;q?T »». %T^'jft n. 
 sRq'm^ n. ?TamW< «. ^m^3T m. afi^ m. ti. afj^, qrqr OT. 
 ^f^m^^T «. ^SraTT^sT n. 
 
 To do the h. jobs. \k4\< m. ^of. 
 House-hold, a. q^qr, qT^rft, q^T^T, q^ in comp. ^^ in comp. 
 
 HoUSE-nOLBEE, HOUSE-KEEPEK, n. qT^Tft, =F^t, ^T^qif- 
 
 ep, ^^^^, q<^^, n^vr, qrqra'^, q^qT^JT," 'J^^T^T'ft, 
 
 HousE-KEEPEE, «. qTm?5t ^FTTTTftor/. 
 
 House-keeping, ??. m ^of «. q^qK?". q^^«. qr^^R m. 
 
 ^^K m. n^4T q^ m. 
 Houseless, a. nf ^Jfq, ^^^'T, f^TT^iq. 
 House-maid, m. qr^T^/. q^jrftrS ^^^^f. q^T^^ft/. 
 House-eent, m. qTTrf n. 
 House-boom. n. qrirT ii^iqpj ^mi/. 
 
 HOUSE-SEEVANT, HoU.SEBGT, n. Hi'-h\'-M\., ^W^^. 
 
 House-stock, Hocse-stoee, n. qT%7iift/. q^^TTi'^/. 
 House-tax, n. m\y^i n. ^V^f[f. mz^ or qi;5tgr m. qr^r- 
 
 ^ m. q^qtJT/. ;jqT?rRT m. 
 House-top, n. KToiq^ n. qrq ». 
 
 Chunamed terrace on a h. 1^/. 3T^??t/ 
 House-teespassikg, n. ar^r^^ft/. 
 HousE-WAEMiNG, n. feast on entering a new house. q^T^- 
 
 <jfr/. q^Rqcit or qrfrqqoft/. n^sfq^T m. 
 'Rovs-E-viiTS, n. mistress 0/ a house, qT^^"T/. q^q'fN/. 
 
 qrqifT'ift/. 
 
 Notable, thrifty, &c. h. gnttoT or ^^Vlf■ Sl^rjoif/. 
 
 2 — the case or bag. ^T^ft/. 
 HousE-winEET, n. q^^FTT «. qrq^ m. qr^^OT ot. or ^ ». 
 
 n^^ n. n^fq w. 
 HousE-TABD, «. Sffnui «. [^ »». 
 
 Housing, n. quantity of houses, q^q^ »>• qT «• 3«RT »». q^- 
 
 2 (of a saddle), qim w- TT^/. 
 Hovel, «. t. Hut. -^Z n. dim. ^T^ or f[f. ^K n. 
 To HovEB, V. n. hang over or around.^ move hackteards and 
 
 forwards. fqTHi-iTT/. /^-Hrqi-qr/. pl.-f^T7:-t(\f. jpl.-&c.
 
 HUF 
 
 399 
 
 HTIM 
 
 WIpScfr-JTRot ivltli ER or *fr^fTT?5T ofo. Hr^sot, Ht^OT, <T^ 
 TW, rT^Trf TT^^, ^Idloiut, ^jrHoE'if or g^rrsijf, W^HoSof or 
 
 How, aJu. !K !t'7(a; manner ? :p?rr, ^^PH^fT, %Cf, 
 2 &y ((-•/((if tMesHs / qj^r. 
 
 H. great? H. largo? %^r. 
 H. many ? H. much ? i%fft, %5rsr. 
 HowBEiT, HowEvEB, HowsoEvER, adv. in whatsoever manner 
 or degree. q;?TT^, f+dl^t. 
 2 nevertheless, yet, still, qtj, ?lC[, ?f=5rTf^, rfirrf^, 'JT'<Tf7. 
 
 HOWDA, M. ^t^T «». 
 
 HowiTZEU, 11. JRiTT^ ?rK^ ^^ ST^K^ ^V^ 3Tr|. 
 
 To HowL, t;. n. — as a dog, &c. %^at, %^^ijf, %^RiJr, ^'pF- 
 
 2 cry «■« distress, ivail. v. To Cet. 1^^ qJTf^-T^^ ^JJT^^- 
 &c. ?:?iJt, 3TPpfcT m. ^K^, 3^7^^% Str^f^rOr, ':TTTiTTq'/. 
 
 jfnp?j(jr-<Fr5ot. [ q'ufr/. &c. 
 
 Howl, Howlikg, n. v. V. 1. "^^^ n. &c. '^WT/. %5FK- 
 
 2 IT55T ^jr|5 ^ «. &c. arr^ifi »«. ^r*^ ?!. m=$\^ m. 
 
 HowLiSG, a. — wilderness. H'lI'T'ntH, qrT. 
 Hot, n. ^ ^^K^ ^■\^ 3TTf . 
 
 Hubble-bubble, «. particular smol-inj ajijiaratus. TS^ft 
 or HTJst/. 
 
 Bubbling sound of a h. 1i'\i /• ^?:^ k. 
 
 Standing tube of a li. H^ m. 
 Hubbub, n. v. Uproar. n?5^T «». Ti^rilT m. T?5ST?=5/. I^^^^vn. 
 
 Huckster, Hucksteree, n. retailer of small articles, nrs- 
 
 To Huckster, v. n. ?5^HHfT^ f^=5rHf^T sqrTR w.- d.i^vrM i- 
 £qTTn:-^?5+l°'414K '«. ^R^t, ST^ftS ».-f|TftT «. ^Z.-ifcc. 
 
 To Huddle, v. a. throw togetlter confusedly, v. To Confound. 
 'Fi'is"!, nt'^^'^, nt''!^ ?:T^''f , htsttsw, 'I4»!.riui, T^Tsziif , 
 
 1^5(5 /-qT^TST w.-q'raH?r/.-&c. ^P^iJr y. oj o. 
 
 2 perform in a hurry, v. To Slubber over, ns^^^iir, 
 
 ■^K+duT. 
 To Huddle, v. n. croiud together, v. To Crowd. ^5wf, %- 
 
 JT^/.-&c Jt;m-3T«0T. 
 Huddle, n. y. Confusion. HHHrf/. q^TW o>- qcqrqtos »j. 
 
 sfRT55T «». Jirqs m. q^ra ?». i?^/. TP^^rf/. \\^^ m.f ^. 
 
 Hue, n. color, tl '"• 'T"! »!. ^ITOT w. 
 
 2 hue and cry. J^TTf m. ^ITJRT »». ^T^^/. ^T^^/. 
 
 *!:^ ^KSf. " 
 Huff, «. o/ff«ce, ^c. T^^f ^f. f^^/. ^f/. ^iH^rr »». 
 
 To Huff, v. n. take huff. f%iTair, f^TSOT, »:^at, ^rjirf, f^«l5f, 
 
 2 See To Blustee. 
 
 HuFFEE, n. HuFFi:5n, a. Huffy, a. v. V. that soon takes of- 
 fence, f^^?:, fST7?^"r^ or f^itfr^r^, ^^tft, f^^vir, 
 
 HUFFINESS, «. V. A. f^TTJ/. =5ft5/. 
 
 To Huo, V. a. V. To Emmrace. 3TT^r-qkT^ yfTW, Strfel'Jf, 
 ^ "M tTT'Tf, iT%q-T?T fPTSr TFTor, f^-l^r m. JTRiif. 
 
 Hug, Hugginq, m. v. V. srrfenoT « &c. anfisi^ ». f^r^fty. 
 
 Cornish h. JmrpT^/ HFfijfifT^/. 
 Friendly h. ^^rrrfeT^r /w;;. ^Jm'^T^ n. sriTTf%'n «. 
 To give a coruish h. ^5=^^ ^ofT. 
 Huge, a immense, vast, monstrous, v. Large. "FRHrar, 5i^5, 
 *s^^, ^sT^i^^T^, 'J?r^5 o;- '^Rrra, 3T^rf5^, ^H|ol,;xqr5^ 
 ^'liloA, q?TT"'TT, ^Pfrsr, q'JTfTT, ^=^^, Sf5ir5E, ^fsni. 
 Hugeness, m. v. A. \^K'jmm. -^f!W^mm. &c. ^^]^f. 
 Hugger mugger, n. clandestine secrecy, concealment. fSj^- 
 ^K\f ^^'ft.f. 3TI3Tre/. 
 
 In h. ?j'J5iJ^f , f^5=^r€Tr, fSiqn'^q'Tfr^, arrrifs^. 
 
 Hulk, n. body of an old shq). 7|?q|f[^^rlN[ ^TmTSTw.sFreRTw. 
 2 lulky, lurly, strapping fellow. The terms bearing this 
 general sense are numerous. They have of course parti- 
 cular implications, and unccjual intensity; but, in thus 
 varying, they agree closely \\\i\\giant, monster, colossus.^ 
 goliath, Sfc. hero therefore they are collected. ^Tg^, 
 ?55>TTTfft, Pj^irH'-T, F^ST'-T^, P^I^JT^, S^S or %-?5 «. «[5 «. 
 ■^TTS rt. 5tiT n. fiTcqrS Tiq-jfT, ^ffnrST w. SIoE ?». moiwr^T 
 
 Hull, n. v. Husk. 5TTJ3 «. ^TTrST^ «. "PTH w. 
 
 2 lody of a ship. m^[^ m. '^JZ n. J^T^RT m. 
 
 3 mere frame. ?ICT5T «. ^ttTTST m. 
 
 To Hull, v. a. v. To Husk. ?ft?lSot, ^^t^ «. ^ftsot 5'. o/"*?. 
 
 Hum, Mi/er/'. ^f, ^. 
 
 To Hum, «;. «. v.' To Buzz, jqcrr, ^toth'JIot iniens. ^ruiTtrrfff, 
 
 2 ( in speaking ). HT?! ^^i^, nnoT. 
 
 To HuM,t'. a. sinj in a low voice. ^^^\^-^vm\^^.VPZ^\^ JiiUT. 
 
 To h. a tune. 3T?5T<m, 3T?5rT m.-'jT^TT=^T''T /-H M m <^'\ 
 
 /.-fTR^'T «.^^ot, ?T^ or cRfRTT rtf/c.-^J^OT, J'^'Tof, ^TJI, 
 
 Hum, Humming, n. t. V. N. 1. nqoT «. &c. ^Toft/. HWHor 
 
 or f^'OT'ftiT/. ^^^'T "'■ f^'T'ri'Jr/. n^R^ «J. H^JPHT »». 
 
 H. or buzz of people speaking, ir^sr^r/. +"1+111/. 
 
 Human, n. lelonymg, ^'c. to mankind. MHii-MMI, irjRT^nrft'- 
 =5TT, ^5'7, Hig'fT, HT=T^, iTH^r, ^\^, ^^T, ;7R, 5TTJCT, 
 
 ~H. art. JT^irq^^r/- 
 H. being, n^^ pop. TTTOT?r «. 
 Human-kind, n. v. Mankind. JT^^^frT/. 
 Humane, a. v. Pitiful, Benevolent. ^'Trf,^'n=rr^,H^?^<7T, 
 
 5F+.UINIH, ^PPTIfK^, f^^TPT, 1^^. 
 Humanely, ado. v. A. ^q^,^'TTo|T''n^,^'TT'J^,:FR^TJ5^. 
 Humaneness, Humamiit, n. v. A. ^/. ^f^iTT/. +i+u^ ".
 
 HUM 
 
 I. human nature. JT^BT "■ HHi^Ttm »»• HTHt^ «. 
 Jj HuMASiZE, V. a. sofhn, make gentle, S^c. sRH-f^-T^- 
 
 Hl'MANi-r, adv. (speaking) flg«qfTPTnnTT5t,K5>s?ijg'Y^nTT'I, 
 Humble, a. not proud. ^»7, 1^, f^l^ or f^qCf, q^^T?r-T- 
 
 CH^TfTW^, f^TfPR, 3T5T^^PK, 3T?I^^TTt, ^'^^ff , =l'5fTT- 
 
 ^?r, ^^r|^, =fr^, rft^lf^, ^"5171^, <t^^^, ?fr^?t==rT, 
 
 2 not lofty or grand; mean, suited to tlte poor. ifHt'TT, 
 
 2V Huiiri.T:. 2b Hvmiliatk, r. a. alase, Irinj low. ^inrof, 
 
 W.-&C. Htl^ y. 0/ 0. "TTOTT?fRT W!.-'!7THr5/-HH<3i^ «--3T- 
 fJjjTrT^f^ «.-HH'TT OT.-^^tHT w.-HT^ft-fcf^ m.-&c. ^- 
 77i g. ofo. — With the power or general sense of such 
 T\ords and plirases as, To mortifi/, to Iring doivn iJie 
 pride of, to take the conceit out of, to take the shine out 
 of, to take down a notch, to take down a peff, to bring to 
 7iis leavings, to 'make to look sheepish, ^c. Sfc. HPTR^, 
 ?5r^/.-&C. 3TT<it'Jf, m f-i^ m.-T^^ /.-HT^ m. Hkaf-JFT- 
 ^g. ofo. ^#/.-I|T!?35/.-Ht5^rt/.-gj5T/.-Ht?T5r/.-^gTW!.- 
 &C. f^.T^^ g. ofo. ITW^ n. zm ^M g. of o.^J^f.-^\- 
 ^ H.-TPTR 71. ^€f ^-x^ g. ofo. w^\ ^^T^rr^r ?^mor, ^- 
 ?r wj.-crnnT m. ^\^g. ofo. ^^, f.-Tis^;^ f.-^^■^\f.-■^\7.- 
 q"urr m.--^^ «.-iT^r»«.-^T3T m.-x^ n. z^m g. ofo. ^.j- 
 ^ m. pi. <?r50T, qr? n. 5R5r,^"r5of, ^■r5?rr/.-95f^crT/.--g^- 
 
 JJvTn H.-^vI'TT^ «.-5^ftT^tf?r f.-kc. ^.jM g- ofo. qff /. 
 
 ^.T^ g.ofo. tnoq-rs^ir ^^^7.w.l^\.,^w.^.vM^ f. ^.x^ 
 0- of °- 
 
 To be humbled, Irought down, ^'c. "7rI«. 3rT?Di-=m'^ 
 g. ofs. HR7/.-&C. f^T^of g. of s. ^,tf«.-&c. JrRi^ g. ofs. 
 
 2 ( oae's self) v. To Abase, ^.sft^riij m. %of, ^Hof, ^> 
 ^quTT m.-&c. 3TTft^?nT'7f, ?I'?-&c. ^|of. 
 
 HcMBLE-BEF.. «. 'jnr m. ^^x m. ^t >«. 
 
 Humbled, Humiliated, p. v. V. 1. ?rH?i^?;r, R5r %e?lT, 
 
 ^J^^r, ^X^.^., in mS^.^TjAc. ^-jrfiriTR, ^ftflTpTiTR. 
 
 2 See Abased. 
 
 HUMBLEB, ?!. HCMBLIXG. HuillLIATIXG, /J. a. V. Y. 1. ^^- 
 
 '<«li'", ^t^I'T'^ITT, PJSOTrT, n^ ^T^OTRT, &c. ^THrS-qr, 
 
 j^^rf-qT, ^^tpir'siTr, <Htf^^^r, ^qf^qr. 
 
 HuiiBLiyG, HuMiLiATiox, n. V. V. 1. — act. ^^^^ n. ^- 
 J^T^ir n. &c. ^ijft /. ^"rsrfr /. 3TfinTT?I^f?r n. iTT^^i- 
 ^ n. iTT^5^r/. 5?^h:3;t^ n. g^HM^r n.—a. or s. X^T^'\- 
 
 — ifa^r". See DisGEACE. 
 
 400 HUM 
 
 H. one's self in the dust. JTT^jTr^ /. 
 Humbly, adv. v. A. 1. ^jgqTir^, ^^fj^, ^113^^^, ^^\^\- 
 
 Humbug, «. v. Deceit. 351 ^aw «. "^stxTT 3TT^T ?h. ^R^m 
 5^R5 TO. r^ q^ »«.2>?. g-p^qfl-/. ^rir?fr/ FS^mXT/ i//. 
 
 "ft?! «. ^rTflPT or 5tfT?/. 511?/ iTm ^Tsq^ n. ftrrfrl'^TC Ji. 
 
 2 humlugging p)crson. ^\i^\v^J., Slll^fTT, ^iTPft o»' H- 
 
 ?5'<TTC5TT, ^R-^TT, 'fi^o;- -Hiqi. 
 To Humbug, ?;. a. y. To Deceive. '4TToi', Hc^HN or '"^rT/. 
 
 <R<jf-'^!Tf, ^Ti/ ^^of-JTR<jf, ^qRq^/.-&c'. |ot, 
 Humdkum, (7. Y. SiuriD. HR^, T^-qr, iTSwatiT. 
 HuMEEAL, a. Iclongliig to the shoulder. ^f?Tr'qr,^'4T^T,^- 
 
 Humid, a. y. Moist. aiRtTT, afRc, 
 
 2— a soil. ^H^, ^^Ti^r. [qTr:/).'. 
 
 Humidity, «. y. A. 1. a^'ra:/. «. sin^srrwi. afraRT^w. 3TT%- 
 
 2 ^m. 
 Humility. HuMELE^•Ess, «. y. A. H^rrr/. pft^ar/. T^fn^- 
 
 f^n. ■fjirrH'TTqcrr/. f==i?^'^r7HT/ f5f?:iKrfii?tT/. 3^iTTf?i?5r«. 
 
 "^^■n. s'TnFir/. f?I#'cr>». ?l^frr/. FfH|^/. f^^w./. 
 
 Humor, «. (of the body), ^m. i^m. ^ot. 
 
 The three 7; «»!0?-s are. spiF;;!. fq^T". qTfTwi. (jjhlegm. 
 bile or choler, wind). 
 
 Disorder or Yitiation ofaujofthem. €[mn. ^J^^^J»i■ 
 Disorder or Yitiation of them all. f^j^m. ^]^^^n. 
 
 Disorder ascribed to the Yitiation of the h. phlegm, is, 
 ^"Ff^T^PTTw. SK'PTf'TOT.— of the h. bile, f^=e^f^W.Wn.f^rilmm. 
 —of the h. «nnf?, cfinfcr^iTi". ^ITrRFU?;. SfTjf^^PROT. =rT^»». 
 
 Discharge of humors. TFi'T^ftw- 
 
 Excess of any of the three humors, ^^mm. JFifJTn. 
 2 present tempxr, mood. |^frr/. HT=J»'. rif^fq'n/- 
 
 To be in the h. for. ^cfxm.pl. H^'Jt-^Tf'? g. of s. 
 Q jocularit)/, pleasantry, tvit. X^f^n. Sg^fT^iT/. 
 4 Y. AVHur. Fakcx. s^m. nt^w. V,\lf. 
 To HuJion, V. a. Y. To Indulge. Vj^\m.-'^x^m.-&.c. ^'^M'^ 
 
 g. ofo. gjrg;iTT'T«.-iJ^T5f1^/.-35T5?Tq«2. ^01 g- if 0. 
 HfMOBAL, n.pertain.ng, cjc. to the humors. q;'ffqTl<mrikn^, 
 
 HumoPvIst, n. See Humoeous. 
 
 HuMOKOus, a. facetious, tcaggish, jocular. ^^Trft, f^T^I^, 
 
 f^^T^,f^, T«i^, 5:f?tq5, ^r?:^5T^, sf^n:, sg^rr^, ^g^^fTc-r 
 
 2 humorsome, \. P.i>-ciful, Whimsical, g^, ijife?, 
 3f^, ^f5<Tff?T, ?r-"^5fr^, ?tft^r?fr. [^y^rn. 
 
 HuMOEOfssEss, n. Y.A. 1. f^r^rJ^ffT/. st'Jn^/- 5S«lTjft/. 
 2 ijf%qoTrOT. &c. sf?^|f%/. 
 
 HrMOESOME, See Fascifcl, Whimsical. 
 Hump, n. (on the back). ^5r5«. ^Frpfrji. :?JfT«. vfk«. 'ff^ or T)!. 
 2 (on a bullock's back), w^^n, q^i^S or q^rVS or ^;i.
 
 HUN 401 
 
 TJct^'5 n. :|Jt55^RT m. <?!%? or ST^ or ^«f«./. f«rm »». 
 
 3 (on a camel's back). H^/. 
 Hi"Mr-BACK, ?j. ^jn. qi^ o/' >:fmH. qTfnm. WA^n. ^w^n. 
 
 To have or get a li. q7%ot, "rfnoT. 
 Hump-backed, a. ^^ or f^rs-Jtr, ^Kn, <fmTo>-<TT'^,^^ 
 
 Hu5cu, n. See Hump. 
 
 2 thick piece. st^P^Tm. ^fS^FT?"- ^f5%«. 
 
 HrNCH-BACKED. SeC HuMP-BACKED. 
 
 H UKDiiED, a. ^im (coufined to express one h. To express 
 plurality ^T is used with a numeral prefix as, t^^, JT^T- 
 
 Aggregate of a h. ^^fi^m. ^r\T'n. 
 By hundreds. ?f^5f, ^^STT: or ^PFiim, ?T?T^:, ^^%^. 
 In or by the h. ^'^jTSr or 5f, ^^^. 
 Ho'rnEi), 71. division of a count ry, \. County. H^c^m. 
 Htjndeedth, a. ^iTTT^TT. 
 
 HUNGER,«. -H^.f. ^^f. 5H?Tr/. 3?%=^:^/.— in high degree, 
 agreeing with craving, ravening, i^'c. ^^^^f. Tl^X^ f. 
 ?^5C^RW!. ^TOT or ^V^V^f. ^^^^f. r5^?5^/. SfToEH^ 
 
 To allay b. i^f. ^K^, ^W.nWn. f.-^^^if^ f.-^m- 
 
 H. is harder than death. 3T<T^PTr5N?^ TT'^'TT^ =FTr5 
 H. needs no sauce, sleepiness no pillow. g%^T «Ff- 
 
 To die of h. 5$ JT^. 
 
 To have one's h. appeased or satisfied. '>ffij. t^ot. 
 
 Terms for a person wild with h.are «RTf5E Hrf n. spcii- 
 
 2 See Desire. 
 2'o Hunger, u. «. J|5f?/.-g':TT/.-&c. ?!PT^ /«. fon. CJ^mft or 
 3"'?Rft <fW 0/- TR^TRfi 'iT?f^, g%'jf, ^%^, W^— in 
 high degree, to crave, raven, Sf'c. Er??l^?^'jf, ^RJIT/. §^^, 
 ^T^T^ot, ^^^Rof, ?7^?5WDi-, =£[01=^111^, =EroTm'Jt, ^T^jTRiif, 
 
 ^T^^-^SIJI y. 0/ «. fs^pft/. ?tN'Jt .?■ o/s. Fir^t^w. ^at, q'T- 
 
 To h. and thirst, hear leant and privations. 3qm rTTT 
 To sit hungering-. jf^TH ^t?t ?5T^ 5RT<Jt, =|^=?Ti% ?rr. 
 
 |j?t. pi. ^i'Jf-^?r«Rr'n. 
 Hungry, o. h^, jt%?5T, ^Trat, ?7f^, 5^%^, g^Tlf^rT— 
 in high degree ; as expressed by lieen-set, sharp-set, 
 craving^ ravenous.^ famishing, half starved, hinger-hitten, 
 W^^^^ ^'^W^ ?JtTTf^, ^«TmW, ^tn^FT, W^i ^- 
 
 iTi^, ?f ^f5r=^?5, gm^H, ^'eTNtftrr, fjtn^TFi^^'iT, ^- 
 
 H. and needy, ^^^TTrT. 
 
 That is ever h. 'H^T^^, trSJ^^T, ^<hjJM/. ^%=qqT 
 
 2 Kaniinj, barren, meagre, ^t, 5%^, ^<?;5, 
 
 HUR 
 
 Hunks. See Misee. \W^ g. of 0. 
 
 To Hunt, «. a. — in the chase. TTTtrZ-f^T^PK /.-JT^'n/.-&c. 
 
 2foUoic close, v. To Pursue. qT5tw FIPIot y. (fo. 
 
 3 out; V. To Seaech. f^^W, f^fT ^PreuT, ^j^T^cf, 
 
 To Hunt, v. n. tr^/.-'Ri^r/.-&c. q^, qTCv^K-f(iq^?!- 
 2 look for, V. To Search. ^TTyw. :Ruf. 
 
 To h. every where. ^^-^^1^^-nf^f=r-&c ^^n^or. 
 Hunt, Hunting, n. v. V. N. 1. TRq/. T^W^f. 3?T^c/«. 
 
 2 See Search. 
 
 1. game, ^'c. hunted. f^T^TR/. 
 Hunter, Huntsman, «. v. V. f^^T^qi, f^l^^^ri^, TRvft, 
 
 Hunter, n. horse used in the chase. f^T'+.nl^ir ^frSTwi. 
 Huntress, n. f^T^R^'JTTft^/ Hnqr^rfT'^/. 
 Hurdle, «. o-a^e. m€\f. ^i^A^m. ^flTSTm. 
 Hurdy-gurdy, «. ^ rrnqr^mi. 
 To Hlel, z). a. v. To Cast. ^'rH iJ^'Jr-^niT^-gTW-Ao, 
 
 HuBL, Hurling, n. v. V. ^RT^ T>^^«. ^te^SWn. &c. 
 I. See Tumult. 
 
 HURLY-BUELY, «. V. TuMULT. ^Slm. qT^t^JTRj;}. qt-MlClotW. 
 
 »TTq^?». qRTqrr or gHtTT^/ ^^tq^Twf. 
 HuERA. See Huzza. [q=qf«fTH m. 
 
 Hurricane, n. storm of wind. ^\Z^ n. ^TiRT «. =^5«nrT m. 
 Hurriedly, ar?y. ?ri?Tff, ?yn?5'T, ?Jn?r'T qr;^. 
 Hueriedness, n. v. Hueey. mr/- fTtn'S or ^f. ?5N<?13/. 
 HuEEiEE, M. V. V. A. 1. qrq[?tRurRT, &c. 5?5;^?^T, 'clN+HT. 
 
 2 ns^sroTRT. 
 
 To Hueey, v. a. urge, hasten. VHHItJul, TPTS^oT, rfTVRTtT- 
 ot, rTf?T3^'if, ^M^ui, VN+d/.-qif/.-jm^^/.-f^RT/.- 
 
 2 over or through, v. To Slubbee over. IT^TS^^, T- 
 
 j^rsnTT m. ^j^ g-ofo. OTrtn ^^tt at^y. =IR^, 11^ ^rr- 
 
 To Hurry, v. n. or To he Hurried. ?Tf?r5W, TS^^Sor, ^f- 
 DT, ^ri ic| c6 /.-qrf /.-&c. ^f , ?ifri5t-^'i^n-^'T?Pt q;^?i 
 
 Hueey, «. violent commotion, ^c. v. Tumult. T?»fl/. Tl^l- 
 ^/ p^/ ^5S m. jfrcE^R ««. SRTT^/. 
 2 cottfused eagerness, ^rif ^rTFToft/. 3^T^r^/- c^T^in/. 
 rlT??'!/. sJrflJr/. rffi^/ Frm^/. 37FTt?lt/. qT?I^F! /. 
 ?5Tsrfft5/. ^^<)"/ ^^f^/ «■ ^>3IT m. arm «». ^^ ;«. 
 To be in a violent li.^ qT^^/i-itc. 3T^, H^SI m. ?JT- 
 
 nor Ml. COM. g^ftrT «. ft'Jif or ^. 
 
 HuERiiNG, n. V. V. A. 1. vjNrlNiJI n. &e. \f\M'^r\f. =qTH^- 
 
 5p?y/. f o^s:/. ^^zf. 555=^51/ a^TRTri'?;?:/. h^^pt >«. 
 HuREY-SKUEEY, M. it/i^fe, confusion. g?5T^"ift/. qi^rTtrt^T/. 
 
 qrf / ^^'i?T or qirqRT/. Fn^FS/. ??Tq^ or 7[\ f. 
 To Hurt, v. a. harm, injitre, impair, damage. ^RI"Jf, f^T^, 
 
 ?T3ot, ?fTR ^^, fsf^ire'^ or fiJTT^or, ^^Tsft/.-g^P^T'ft/.- 
 
 &c.-!p^y. 0/0. OT^q- lyj. q;^ot. 
 61
 
 nrs 
 
 402 
 
 HYE 
 
 2 V. To "WOVXD. ^^W^f- SR'Jf-'^, I^^T^, 'HIIHW >». 
 if^^. p/o. 
 IIVBT, n. Aam, mUchief, damage, detrimettl, injury. g^F- 
 
 ? II. ?Tl7t/. ^TfH/. 
 
 2 t;-ui>, ^c. V. "NVorsD. I^TTTH/. 
 
 To receive b.— a limb, &c. JJfT^T^ or |^R^. 
 IIi'Tir, ;j. V. V. 1. ^re?!?^, &c. 3T^?f, sfTHT^^n:, ^WlH'+K, 
 77^, f^mf^, ^m^^ or 5TT^^, ^ST. 
 
 IIUKIEB JJ. EUKTFVL, «. V. V. 1. ^^T'^TTT, ^rra^irRT,&C. 
 W^mr^, STT^^, an^PrT?, artnFTT^FR^-^rTf-.'vc. 3lf|rT- 
 
 &c.3Tf^r2^irR^-TTft-&c. 3TqTq=FR^-^Jm5p-&c.m^nf;, mr^ft. 
 
 I.— article of food, v. TJ>-\vnoLESoiLE. 3W<;q-, JfT^T, qT- 
 
 IlrETFUoT.is, «. V. A. ^^^^^ m. aTT^TT^F^r n. arq^FTfr- 
 nr/. STWK^PTI^ »»• 
 I. 3T5PPT OT. sfTtTWir »»• Sfjq'qJf^T «. 
 Hi'Si3iXD7«- ^T^ '«• ^^'^ ♦"• 'T^^ "'• T^^JO^. ^TrTR Or 
 JTrrn: «». "rf^ m. ^ m. ^^ m. sFTrT pop. q-:*T »«.— in fami- 
 liar phi-ascolog'y. nT^T »». '^^ m.—in amatory or poetic 
 phraseology, v. Lotee. iTmrrKRT'<T m. K^^ m. cTsjh m. 
 
 Chooser of her h. -^MTjf. 
 
 Choosing of one's h. ^^^ m. n. 
 
 Duty of h. and wife. -^^"^ m. ^^^-Hm. ^^-^^Am. 
 
 Fixing upon a person to be the h. of. sTTf^Jjiiq- m. 
 
 H. and wife, married pair. ^I^r5T^R$ or 3 n. <\\<\^A 
 5?r^-^/. ^3,^ «. pi- W\^'^ »»• ^ffT f!i- n. ^Ik^ n. 
 H.'8 brother. HRT »«. ^ «»• ^ ««• \^l in. ■^^^\ or 
 
 H.'s brother's wife. ^FS or ^T^/- 
 H.'s father. W^RT »». ^W- *>*■ 
 H.'s father's house. ?rre^ n. ^TRR^T "• yi^<=Ill'/. — 
 Girl resident in it. ^fT^^^Rft'T /.— Eesidence in it. m- 
 
 H's mother, ^f^ or jf /. ?rre[/- 
 
 H.'s paternal aunt. 3TIri?rre^/ 
 
 H.'s sister. Jpii^/. ?i^/. sf^t «• ^-f-pl. 
 
 Woman whose h. is alive. ^sjTf^pft^o/'. g^TT^'^'Jr/^- 
 
 Taking a second h. qrs »». -^i5< «?■ 
 To run from one's h. and dwell with another man. 
 ^ n. f^qor, ^ «. f^qof. 
 While the h. struts abroad the wife starves at home. 
 
 To Ht;sba>-d, u. a. manage idth frugality. ^FrT ^^dl^ -?!^- 
 
 ^-^^?ftnT5t-&c. ^^^ >n. ^of, ^^Tq m. zRnf-Scrjf. 
 HUSBASD-HOOD, >2. sT^cnxn m. 5thV «. 
 HUSBA>-D-MA>-, M. V. AcEICVLItEISI. ilfi^f^, ilfftHlrft, ^t- 
 
 HVSEAKDEY, Ji. V. AOBICULTtBE. ^m^BFT M. ?;f«r/. ^^IW^TI. 
 
 Instruments of h. — gener. or collect. 3T^3^ H^'JTT ?»• 
 
 2 domestic economy, v. PEroALiTX. qr^i'lpsrift/.^^'J^/. 
 Hcsn, jn/f;y. ^, 3RTrq, sft^;;nFr. 
 To Husu, f. «. ji»W, st.ll. ^rr-vrs-^.&c. ^Rof, ^TtfH/.- 
 
 ?m m. sFJTjf y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 hush up ; suppress. ^R'Jf, ^T«IT^/.-%<TT%<T/. ^'Jf 
 
 5'. 0/0. ^T^iJr, S^^T'jf. 
 Husu-iioxEr, «. T. Beibe. d1i<^i<mj| n. 5^71^ »«. ir^^q w. 
 HrsK, «. external cover, rind, skin.^ hull. J^'R? n. "FI15 w. 
 
 ^rra «. ?TT?!;?5 n. 
 
 Husks ; — c//fl7f. j^m.^M. 5?I5p?«. ■g^nRTm.H^^«. 
 
 g'^fl'/ 5^/<Pt?^ n. ^'ra^ w.Hfl w-i^Z. Hq m.pop. ^^ m. n. 
 
 2 ( of ^r^tJft, ^'^, &c. ) <FT5E w. 
 
 3 ( of legumes ). «F5PT or +,|(iui «. iT^ «. nS m. ^FTl n. 
 To Husk, zj. «. v. N. ^TTcJnr, ?TTr5 M.-?iraq^ «.-&c. ^ftsot 
 
 y. 0/0, [ ^^^. 
 
 Husked, p. v. V. ?fte%c5T, &c. ^sfq, f^F^q, f^^frfT, 1^- 
 HusKT. See Hoaese. 
 HussAE. See Tboopee. 
 To Hustle. See To Jumble. 
 Huswife, Husst, n. term of contempt for a woman.m^^n. 
 
 mf xtst n. 
 
 Hut, n. cot, crih, cabin, Jiovel. ^PT7 n. dim. ^Vl€\f. ^PT or 
 5!#T/ #T5' n. ^I n. dim. ^trft /. ^ff^ft/- ^ffrr m. 
 #l| n. jfPTT n. <?/>». ^v^f. 3T5^ li. f^ «. ^^irar/. 
 
 HuTcn. See Bi:?. 
 
 Huzza, intei-j. ^JPT^IPT, ^J^^JPTT, ^^^q^R, ?Tf?T. 
 
 Huzza, w. sAom^ o/"yoy. T^^ «!. vST^^ST^ w. v^T^TS^ m. vTJT- 
 
 qrq OT. ^srq^^'FK m. vtr^^t^t^^ »». n^^t/. 
 
 2b Huzza, v. n. ^^q'^is^ m.-&c. q^^iTf. 
 
 HXACINTH, «. ^^ ^R^frT 371^. 
 
 Hxeeid, a. V. Mongeel. ?ffn^, f^ssRHTft^, ?f^^?fmtT. 
 HiDATiDES, «. loatery vesicles, qjr^qrrs »». ^i. 
 Htdeaulic, a. ^^W^WJf^^^^^-^'^^'^, 
 HxDEAULics, n. science of fluids in motion. vPTH^rff^'qi/. 
 
 =^^^t^U^\f- 
 HrnEOCEPHALUS. n. ^?5TW^. 
 
 Htbeocele, n. dropsy of tie testicles. qTiq-^f^/. STFTl's; m. 
 HxDHonxnAiiics, «. T^nfHf^vTf^T^iT^ n. 
 Hxdeooen, «.3<^'+^H'+=)iq; w?|^>fJT^ 9i.(from the English). 
 HxDEOOEArnEB, jz. ^^^^r^m 5r^% ^^Fril ^.koiki. 
 Hxdeogeaphx, n. ^g^^fr^R SRR^ 5TW?T *l<JUi)|=Eft fcf^/. 
 HxDEOMEL, w. lioney-icater. M^^V^ n. JT^ePJlT' «. 
 HXDEOMETEE, «. ^cf ^^^ff^sf f^?IT rT:F5r ^TW^n^ ?TTS?5T «. 
 HxBEOPATnx, n.imter treatment. 'sj^VJ'^Km. 
 HxDEOPnOEiA, n. fTOotHrqi ^'«<l-m f^R m. f^fflW^^^T- 
 
 ^ TO. 3T?5^ TO. 
 
 HxDEOPiCAL. See Deopsical. 
 
 HxDEOSTATics, n. Science of iJie u-eiyJit, ^c. of fluids. 3^- 
 
 fr4f?ffH^':T m. ^^^-t^^-m n. 
 
 HxEUAL, a,, relating to lointer. f|5rRirr^T, f^i^, |'t,1tt^.
 
 HYP 403 
 
 Hyena, n. rfTF m. ?rT^ m. 
 
 Hygkometeh, n. ^S[^^ 3Tt?!T^ jfPFqT^ ^TT'^T^ n. 
 
 Htmexeal, HxiiEi^EiN, /i. marriage sonj. f^^rr^'TT'T n. Jf- 
 
 Hymeneal, Hxmeneau, a. nuptial. f^^j^V^J, f^qr^H^ttft, 
 HxMN, 71. religious song. ^^^ n. ^]=H n. aTHH m. ^^n n. 
 To Hyp, v. a. mahc low spirited. 3^TF-3'^T?ft-f^'T?r?^-&e. 
 
 ^^, s^wTTJTr »j.-^ra>JT «.-&e. armor. 
 
 Htpekbole, «.— in rhetoric. arfil^T'TTf^/ W^f^ /.arfq^n. 
 HxPEnEOLic, Htpehbolical, a.x. N. a#r?T?fr^t^, W^^- 
 
 Hyperbolist, n. 3Tf?f^f^ ^r^r-^TT^-^fTf, 3Tf?f5Tr?q^, fq^T- 
 
 =5TT ^r^T^T *<«IKI. 
 Hypebboeean, See Noetheen. 
 Hypeeceitic, Hypeeceitical, a. over critical,-^. Captious. 
 
 HYPEECEiTicisii, 11. excess oj criUcism, v. CAPTlous^'Ess. 
 
 Hypnotic, a. soporijic. gt? 3TT^oito', f^T+K'+, f%5T^^^. 
 Hypochondp^, n. v. Side, q^ m.f. «t^T5t/. 
 
 HyPOCHONEEIA, HxPOCHOUDEIASIS, M. T. MEL.iNCHOLT. ^- 
 
 fMH^il^ m. fSpTT^ m. 
 Htpochoxdriac, HYPOcnoTDEiACAL, «. V. Melancholt. 
 
 ^T^rf^'TT^, fSlf^f^TTT^, f^TTT^f^. 
 Htpoceist, n. — gener. ^\^ n. ^^ m. f^ m. '>V\^f- n. ^ff*r- 
 
 ^ «. frHTrT t^^ TT?fn<^ n. ff'TT/. SHI + KMIH-H «. 3TPPR;- 
 
 2 — religious. sppwrR «. 5i^f;jf?f n. ^W^T'^n^ »t. ^il ^s. 
 
 Htpoceite, «.— geuer. v. N. 3>ft or iqr, ^H^, ^tpT^, S'ft, 
 
 fiW^TT, frrWrlt. lu that shade of the sense of this 
 word denoted by the current terms and phrases cat.^ 
 tpolf in s%eep''s clothing, saiiit-loohing ruffian, demure 
 Uood-hound, lutter-faced cut throat, meeTceyed villain.^ 
 Iioney-iongued scoundrel, (one looTcing ) as ij butter 
 mould not melt in his mouth, sanctimonious fellow, latnh- 
 Uke tcolf, — i. e. one of soft and mild aspect.^ lut of dark 
 and fell purpose, there are iu 3Iaraihi numerous terms 
 and phrases equally current and equally significant. 
 
 H^^ HK=lli^ or HUi|iHK=Jl^, ^^rff ^nt ^f?r TTS'JTT'CT, 
 
 ?TT^Ht gO, fFTRT m^^ arrf&T jth^it ^jhttt ^rt, m- 
 
 H^^-, niT^^^IT 3TTf&T HR:^T?5n, ^RT nt^ or ^]%V\Js^ 
 ms, ii.H'n or j^^nfr^ <p5C, I^T^ or no^qf^, fif^^t^r 
 
 2 — religious. trH^^'^f^, ^fe'fT, f^5^T, •H'iHI+' «T^?r ^RT- 
 To play the h. ^^f?r g^^T/. ^P=j6t, sr^i; «. M l-Hctjf 
 or cj^tiui, ^o^KT ««. or 'i n. mm«(ui or tTT^OT. 
 Htpoceitical, a. V. Hypogeite. ^Mt, &c. ^mr^, ^>Tr^, 
 
 H. ti'icks. SFT '<T?i?T »». 
 
 IDE 
 
 Hypoqasteic, a. V. N. ?7l~i-:-m Ml-iHl, ^rraq-, q^f^^itft. 
 
 HyroQASTEiUJi, n. lower region of the belly. WF^^ ^JZ n. 
 
 aiW/. f^HTT «. qf^ or ^qfJfl w./. TfTT^f^/. sjf^ n. 
 
 Hypostasis, n. subsistence, substance. Wr^ n. ^f^^ n. 
 Hypotenuse, n. — in g-comotry. spof m. 'a(^'^ n. 
 Hypotuesis, n. supposition, principle, SjC. assumed, ^f:^. 
 
 mf S'j^f^T^TT/. arg^sr »». ar^^pos/. sthitfi n. argfirfH- 
 
 af7T>n?i.aTgfirf?i^5 Wi.^fHR^r/. 
 HxpoTnETicAL, a. X. N. :j>?q%^, a^-i^-^"^, aTHHMi^i, ^t- 
 
 prf^, 3TrgHTf%<F. 
 Htpt. See HYPocnoNDEiAC. 
 
 HySTEEICS, M. =IN'Ilci|OT. 
 
 Hystekon-peotekon, adv. reversely. JTFfji,^^^5TFfin^ 3TTf^- 
 
 I. 
 
 J^ This vowel is represented in its short sound by ?, in 
 its long sound by ^, and in its diphthongal sound by ^. 
 I, pron. ift. 
 
 Ice, n. congealed fluid, ^n. '4^^^ fiT^^S-nte^rJi qnjf|'«.-&c, 
 2 concreted sugar. ^l^T^J^t^nj?^/. ^T^r^rPTl^?». 
 
 To break the i. flg. g-q^Hm.-am>TW.-&c. ^"JT-^PjTrr, 
 
 ^|«!. ^fTT^'iir. 
 
 2b Ice, d. a. 5l#5R^-^n^-&e. itS ^FTof, 
 
 icE-BEEG, w. sTPr^rrsPTT'"' 
 
 Ichneumon, n. — vivena. pfrp?r»2.w. ^^^»!. sjgwj. ^nrTfrw. 
 ICHOK, «. saniousflux. T'PT't™. PTH/. HM<'ftM. fq'^rrf'TT/;. 
 IcHOEOUS, a. serous, watery. TTrfJ^T, FJ^'Sfr, ?5^TT^^T, <7^- 
 
 Ichthyology, «. description^ ^c. of fishes. nR^nPTT??. 
 Ichthyophagous, a. feeding on fish. JTf^T^Tq^, MrWI^lft, 
 
 Ichthtophagt, «. ZwiWi/ on fish. Mr*:M\\\<m. JTr^^PTRTTn- 
 
 Icicle, «. ice-pendent. f^»1+uim. g^nr^'Tw. 
 
 IcoNOCLASM, «. image breaking, ^^fr\^^m. 
 
 Iconoclast, «. JTf^"Pls>JiKi, ^I^PT^^. 
 
 ICY, «. made, ^c. of ice. JrpT^, f^K^nH, f^'^, 1^?ft?R, 
 
 2 coW Z«^-e iVe^ il4>P'HK<Mr4^. 
 Idea, n. mental image. ^rT^/. HRm. !7f?r>TRT«J. arr^Rw.- 
 Distinct i. ^"5 sffnTfrT/ [Tf w. 
 
 2 conception, thought, T. jS^Otion. rjqpw. HRfn. *rrew. 
 Abstract i. TT«Tot. 
 Under the i. of. 5^^. 
 Ideal, a. existing in iWed, v. Intellectual, Mental. H^RT, 
 
 2 visionary, v. Imaoinaey. mni%^, ^T?Tf^^, HT'.^f?'?- 
 
 I. world. HRr^^f*?/.
 
 IDL 
 
 404 
 
 IDO 
 
 Idealism, n. doctrine of the vnrealUy of mailer. jtHTT/. ^- 
 luLALisT, n. V. y. ^{^]^\i\. arf^r^r^r^. 
 
 JuEALLY, adv. V. A. 1. aiul MeXTALLV. JT^Tt?T. 
 
 Identic, Ide.ntical, a. the tame. ^R, (jq^, fpiiT^, 3Tf*rar, 
 
 loESriCALSESS, iDESTiry/jl. V.A. \^mt. ^jgpTTT^WJ. rtl<^lr*<< 
 
 It. -iTf»m^/. 3TfH^ Hnr»i. ai'Ts;"!. ar^r^rar/. ar^j'^'TT^ 
 
 n. ?T?tr^r/. fTTHRT'i- t^^^Hdr/. 
 Personal i. 3TTrH?q^«. 
 51; Idestift, e. a. ^roi't; /o le the same. ny^tfr-^^r-&c. 
 
 2 treat as the same, make to be the same, ^^^i^ ^T^R't, 
 
 TriIOCRACr, n. pcatliarify of roiistitvtion. aTTrHTI^w. ^^^ 
 
 frmHT^w- ST^JlrTfJr^Tw. ft-^iq-ST^fn/. 
 InoCT, n. natural defect of understanding. ^-HMI %\7'JTT 
 ri. ^TJ^lTf^ %f n.-g;otH. vdH-dri^^HUIlwi. &c. 
 2 imlecility ofmiiid^gcner. =^^m. ^^7i. ^n. f^^ n. 
 ^^S^^Jm. iJHiHUIlMi. &c. *ftcE^ 3^5; /■ 55'^'TR"»- 
 Causing- i. by magic. ^^TZHn. 
 Feigned i. WT?r%f«. 
 Imii, n. peculiarity of phraseology, sn^n^rr^r si^R»i.-ft^ 
 /.-^^nB/.-Xc- HFTJm^sT^ m.^^ZJ^ m. Hli|OlHr T^w. 
 2 </ie ywii'i^s or casi o/" a language. TT^^-Ac. ^?ft /.- 
 
 ^jt^f- HI SuH /• 
 Idiomatical, a. relating to idiom. *)l«|U|^M'^iqT-^, TrTtJI^f- 
 
 2 according to idiom. ■HHiN^^, HTspjr^si'^^I'MIH'HU. 
 Idiomaticallt, fl(/i'. V. A. HI'HUI'HM^HM', «r'<TRrsr^, 5it- 
 
 Idzostscracy, n. peculiarity of constitution. 3TTr*T'Tr=r w. 1%- 
 
 Idiot, n. v. Idiotic, g^r-ic. TPJ^^, ^I'HMl ^^^, 3^T^H h;^, 
 TT^, anr^ w.«. ^ m. ^^5t^/. See also Tool. 
 Sliam-i. qT?^%fT. 
 
 Idioiic, Idiotical, Idioiish, a. \. Foolish. J|oST, ^oi^i-t , 
 ^:^^^, goETfT, sfT^otr, ^^, 'tfatrsir, &c. htoet, >fr^=r?:, 
 
 I. look. SfT^oEt 5ST/ >\\AWA'i\ 3?!/. 
 loioiisM, iDiOTCr, «. V. Idiocy, ^^fos m. ^j^ n. 
 Idle, a. aveise from lalor, v. Lazy. 3TT5!^, g^,f5r?:5!Tm, T- 
 
 2nof engaged,— person, &c. f^J^TTT, f^^?TTft,%^R, ^T?^, 
 
 3 iio< occa/>ierf-time, &e. v. Vacant. f^rHT, fr^m^oTRr. 
 
 4 trifling^ light, silly, Sfc. ^\%m^ i^mr, R-t -i m-. r, ftfrr, 
 
 S^^, ^rqqjTTjft, sfptppruft^T, f^'4^, 3T^'4^, JTr^"^. 
 To Idle. y. «. v. To Dawdle, inm, ^Trq^or, m^TT/;;?. JTR- 
 
 <jr or np=t^ im^, sPTTrtT qt?T^ q^r^ or^iTTrf^^ 5maf,^»T- 
 
 T9 lDLE-AWAY,f.o.^g»rfin iV;?e?,gsf.f ?..t .| H Mmi<^| ^- .ft«pm. 
 
 Idleness, n. v. A. 1. 3TT5S^ m. g^/ aTRJfq" m. S^rn^T"!. 
 2 fr^moTT m. ipFT^nJir m.&c. SpFRT/ SfpT^fT 7?J.^qt- 
 
 4 qT^5?T'JTr m. f^qrm^'jrr m. &c. f%T'<T^KTr/. 
 
 Idleb, n. v. V. N. q»TOTITr, &c. IT^^T or JJT^ffT m- ^rr, 
 
 Meeting place of idlers. f^^R^^^/. 
 Troop or baud of idlers. ^FH^K n. 
 Idlisg, n. V. y. 'S.—act. ^^^ n. ^^^ n. &.c. ^:^\^^^ f. 
 
 Idly, o(?r. v. A. 1. vrpx^r^, aTTSfl^TH'T^, &c. 
 
 2 frspTifTan-^ &c. Tq'rnRf^, ^Fmr^rt^f^, fr^^mr 5i»35. 
 
 4 without a purpose or an object, merely., lightly. JJ^TT, 
 
 Idol, n. image to he ivorshipped. HtW/I ^ Hi. ?rf%fJT^cf m. 'f^- 
 =Eff /• frt^^H' m. 
 
 Ablution (by distilljition or streaming) of an i. 
 3Tf*r^ «!.— Vessel for effecting it. arfH^TT'ST ». 
 ^^^\ n. 
 
 Ablution-water of an i. ^TTf ^oft n. HT^oT n. 
 
 Apartment ( in a temple ) of an i. ^=R^/. TTHTTT nu 
 
 Articles for the puja of an i. 'T^] pop. J^/. «Tf^ m. 
 
 Ashes of a substance burned before an i. 3TTRT m. 
 
 Blessing or token of favor granted by an i. sf?fT^ m. 
 
 Canopy over an i. JT5^ or JTts^/. 'HT^f. tJ=5I n. 
 
 Cloth spread over an i. after vrorship. H^cjis^ n. 
 
 Cloth thrown over an i. ^^^^ ». 
 
 Constitution of an i. ^=F-<TN^ n. ^imFTT/. ^fTRT- 
 ^ or 3TTqrT^ n. ^srf^tm/ =^<wfd«l/. sif^F^T^ n. STf?T- 
 Wf. arf^^TT^^ n. 
 
 Drip-pitcher over an i. lo5?ft/. [ZJ m. 
 
 Face ( of silver, brass, &c. ) for an i. JT<H4<i| or JT^- 
 
 Favorable response from an i. T^Jnft/. 
 
 Great and extraordinary worship of an i. H^TTpTT/. 
 
 Hymn, &c. sung by devotees before an i. HW^^f. 
 
 I. for processions. ^^Hl^Hflr/. HmH^/. ^iHpTl/. 
 
 Image of an i. impressed upon a plate, jf^ »«. 
 
 Lamp before an i. JT^l^q- m. — For this there are numer- 
 ous names, as there are numerous diversities in the 
 composition of the vrick. ^3^t n. or ?^T?r/. 3T5T<T^T?fo)' 
 
 f^iujcjiri/. q^srm'/ ^\zm^f. j^^r^/. Hifui+mH/. ^- 
 
 Lamp-dish before an i. f^rt^JR' «. 
 
 Litter for an i. ( when carried in procession, Ac, ). 
 tir^RT m. ffHT m. 
 
 Metal cups arranged before an i. T^T^THrc^y. 
 
 Offerings to an i. ^%?J n. ST^r^ m. ^\^ n. 
 
 Offerings of food to an i. after morning-worship. 51T- 
 KHPT m. 
 
 Offerings to an i. and priests on or after pilgrimages, 
 &c. ^«*5»|^0T m. 
 
 Particulars and points of i.-worship. ij^nr^R m.pl.
 
 IDO ^405 
 
 There are sixteen ( 'TTSmT^^ ). 
 
 Periodical festival in honor of an i. ^^f. TT^/- 
 '^J\ w.— Pilgrims or multitude attending it. ^^r/. 
 
 Petition or prayer to an i. ^^^r^ n. v. qr^, ^?. 
 
 Plate at the back of an i. STH'ra'^E /. 
 
 Procession of an i. ^^T^r /. — around the town. 
 HTT^TflTon'/. sjf^^ or rf^^r m. 
 
 PuriHeation of an i. 3T^?gf|/. 3T^f/. 
 
 Purification of an image in order to constitute it an 
 i. 3T^'gf^/- 3T^/. 
 
 Eailiug before an i. TFI^/- 
 
 Eemaiiis of an offering- to an i. f^HTrT m. n. 
 
 Eice, areca-nut, &c. stuck upon an i. when it is 
 consulted. f^oTrfT/. ^^ m. njqr/ fl- SIOT5 in. 
 
 Smearing' of an i. ( with oil, red lead, &c. ). f\V^^ n. 
 JTT^ir n. 
 
 Stand for an i. ^^TTT? in. 
 
 String of cocoanuts, &c. around an i. ffRur n. 
 
 String of flowers, &c. around an i. JrftKl or ^?JRT»». 
 
 Submersion of an i. ^TcSTftT'TRT'T «. 
 
 Thread thrown around an i. and thence taken and 
 worn. Tfir^ «. ^\^^ «.— Ceremony of throwing it &c. 
 
 Tumultuous drumming before an i. z^^if. 
 
 Unfavorable response from an i. 5T=ff/. 
 
 Vessel ( of flowers &c. ) presented in begging for 
 an i. rfoft/. 
 
 Vessels and articles used in i. -worship. sJM+<"rf 'n-pl. 
 
 Visit to an i. ^^?f^ n. sft^^f^T n. 
 
 Vow to an i. HmoT^/ JTRrT/. ^\^^^f. JTRFJ^F/. JTT- 
 ^'m^ n. ^TT m. 
 
 Waving of incense ( with lamps ) around i. '^TTTrff/. 
 
 Woman prostituted to the service of an i. HT^ftil/. 
 
 Worship of an i. ^^T'pTr/. J^T/. 
 
 Worship of an i. by offering 100,000 (fruits, flowers, 
 grains, &c. ) OT^t^ft/. ^.'ff^J^Xf. 
 
 To circumambulate an i. on one's right hand. J^^\f.- 
 sttThiitt/ ^\^ {^(m &c.),— on one's left hand.5T^/. 
 
 m?^ {\^m &c.). 
 
 To decorate an i. with flowers, ^^t/. ^^J^. 
 
 To offer to an i. 1000 (leaves, &c.).?T^^ ^xmi. W[^^. 
 
 To prostitute herself to an i. — a woman, "r^n. %iJr. 
 
 To wave around an i. (a fan, brush, &c.). iSlabui'. 
 2 fig. V. Daelinq. ^5^R It. ^^rXn. qFrSTw. +<mfoi«J. 
 IrOLATEE, n. Krff^ V^ +IUIK1, Hf^q^^, sffFfrrr'T^^sB. 
 Idolatkess, 71. Hrff^l^sTr ^TUTTTt/. 
 Idolateous, a pertinnwg,S)C. to idulatry. Pnri4^^T,'jfTr<T^- 
 
 2 addicted to idolatry. Hl'^'J^r ^P^OTKT, 'jf^l^Rrf, '?[%- 
 
 3 partcikiny of excessive attachment or reverence. ^^- 
 
 mv _^ 
 
 luOLATEY, n. worship of idols, fj^"^/ ^IrTJ^n. Klrf^ 
 
 2 excessive attachment or recerence. 3TfclHf^/. arf^sfT- 
 frr/. S^faJTR m. 
 To Idolize, v. a. love, tj'c. to excess.'^^n.^^S\ g. ofo.QS^- 
 
 sftf?r/.- 3Tf?r>Tf%/. ^?^-55J-'jf, ^s^^t^WtS^-q^^of. 
 IdONEous, a. Y. Fit. qFT, 5^. 
 Idtl, n. 9^^T^H]f^X^rV^ fT^^Fl^ n. 
 I. E. (id est) J^^. 
 
 If, conj. ^tt, ^^hPT, ^^^f , ^^^Fl^f , ^^^PFT, ^^r, Tft. 
 Even if. ^, q■?Tf^, ?TqfT%g. 
 If perhaps. ^■i.lRn, ifiij+i^lpq'g. 
 Igneous, a. consistinj, ij'c. ofjirc. 3Tflt^r, ■JTTIT=!T, 'flTfm^, 
 
 Ignis fatuus, w.— the meteor. 5cPFr?=ft<T«. f^ifTrsf^tfv^r/. 
 To Ignite, Ignition, &c. See To Kindle, &c. 
 Ignoble, a. of low lirth. ^^^^j.^ Ifft^^^iHr, ^PiT3T?«i=r, 
 ^JT^TrT, 3T^^t?r, ^f ^, '^l"^+c*^, ftH^JTTrf, |f=ft^, 
 
 2 not honorable, not worthy, v. Mean. ;ft^, ^rj^, "TT^T, 
 3T!:m, "TTHT. 
 
 IgnOBLEKES3,«. v. a. l.^^ ^ l HM U I Iffi. &C. 3T^^^rTT/. ^=T- 
 2 Tp5ftT"Iir«. &C. H\H<r\\f. 
 
 Ignobly, adv. v. A. 2. TRftT'JTT^, ^j^trt, ^TTTfrfTJi'. 
 lGN0iilNl0US,a. shameful, disrepiitalle, ^c. v. Disoeaceful. 
 
 KlfsTT^mT, arnqn^^FT, ^^1TfT-&c. S(iT^^TT=5Tr. 
 Ignominy, n. t. Disgeace. ar^^^T n. aTTTR m. arrrfft^/. 
 
 Ignoeamus, «. an ignorant pei-aoi%. f%TW, ^T^?TC, 3TW?r^, 
 
 ^i^, ^?^T, ^t^rar, ^t?:q«Tr, =twi, ^fT^^^r, TflffT;^, qfl- 
 
 Sturdy or rude i. STOTTT, SmT, sH or 31%, 'I3r!g,?!;g- 
 ISNOEANCE, n. ivant of knowledge. arfTT^Jt. ^r^T^ft/.-^KR^t 
 
 /. niifN'JTrw. %<JT?iT'irw. nwf^?fr/. -flfq^/. '^frrfSiTfr/. 
 
 3TfnH<TT/. Hl^^iJ. Hn5^». fTFirHTJT m. ^^^^}^n. fiPT- 
 
 Gross i. TTS 3TfTT^ «. MHl^M n. 
 Spiritual i. aTflT=T «. aif^r^/ HT^ w. aT^rirf^/ 
 Ignoeant, a. destitute of knowledge, nninstructed, illiterate^ 
 
 IMtl, ffirot. [fT. 
 
 2 unaeq■uaintedwithJ\^^V^^'^fU^%mu:^'i^^Vy\^ 3T5TpT- 
 
 Iqnoeantly, «f?y. v. A. 3TfTmT^, ^T^pft^, ""^iHlf^Ml^', &c, 
 
 To Ignore, r. «. le ignorant of. %^aT. 
 
 2 pretetid not to know or see. <ii*h> Tlf F ^^ ^^^. 
 
 3 ( a biU of indictment ) ^;?ft5fRr TU ?T^?^5^ ^% 
 
 Iguana, n. ^JVTlf. ^^ m. ifitrr/.
 
 ILL 
 
 406 
 
 ILL 
 
 iLiiC, o. pertaining to the lower bowelt. ^F5^^^ STH^^r. 
 
 I. passion. 7^1^ "». 
 
 That has the i.passion. T<RT^r WHjInI, T^r^rTfT^. 
 Ill, a. See Evil. 2 sick, iimcell. ^Nul+ft, f^'Jr[^?r, I^JHTI^, 
 3<M l O , »ft»TTT, ^prff^, '•lT'^rr<T, 'iTHHPTr^ft. 
 
 To be i. f^^, ^>ii, f^^^ '^T^fW, Tiff 3T^, 3T»T^?Jr 
 
 III. n. See Evil. 
 
 Ill, adv. not well, not riyIilli/,—f^cncr. qrt^, ^TR. 
 
 2 «o/ fa*i'y, rrith pain, ^'c. ^T.W^^^ ^^HRT, ^riMI=(<. 
 Ill-accordiso, Ill-aoeeeino, a. f^T, f^r^^. 
 Ill-advised, a. +Hpin, f^f^. 
 
 lLL-AnnAj;oED, a. Ic^flT, I'HpJTr^, SToq^frtpT, 3T5^T^if=5rT. 
 Ill-beiiaved, «. T. MisBEnAVED. %^^=^, 5r;^T?ft^, &c. 
 
 I1L-BEII.A.VI0I!, n. V. Misconduct. %=qT?5/. ^r^^rra/.^?^- 
 
 Ill-leixo, n. ar^FTM »;. ^'^A^ n. arf^ ». 3T^^t?5 n. 
 Ill-betokexing, Ill-boding, iLL-oiiENED, &c. a. ^ff^T>ift, 
 
 Ill-blood, «. v. Enmiit. g^r m. ^q^TR ?)j. 
 Ill-beed, a. 3Tf^'?, ar^t^^q', |^, 'JTfJT^r^. 
 
 iLL-BBEEDrsG, n. arf^Twr/. 3TO>-''T?rr/. 
 
 Ill-disposed, a. v. Adveese. ql^ir, ^rf^S-^ T^P^, f^H^T, 
 
 Ill-eavoeed, Ill-featueed, a. tijly, ^'c^T^T^^s^oft, fJ^'^'Jft', 
 
 f^^w, f^?ioft, 5?T^H, gr^-qr fftsr^, f^^, f^^^. 
 
 Ili-flavOEEd, a. fir^T^, f^rj. 
 
 Ill-fobmed, a. ijlr^, ^E^Fprr, Ri*rii+R, R-*di*f?r, 
 
 Ill-fobtu>-e, Ill-lcce, n. ^^ n. ^=ip^ n. f^V n.^fi% n. 
 
 Ill-lookisg, a. v. Uglt. ^e^tt, ^CT. 
 Ill-matched, Ill-paieed, &c. a. '^^ri, f^ST. 
 Ill-natuee, «. f^|1%/. araff^r/. 5:'?rHT^ «5. 
 
 IlL-NATEEED, o. 5;?ft-?7, |:^'Tr5r, ^P^^T. 
 
 Ill-eeoulated, «. 3Tsq^fT'<T?T, 3tRt"S. 
 
 Ill-smelling, o. ^fiT, jnqt. 
 
 Ill-spoken, a. ^TFf?, f HT'ft, akf^ "F^^JiS. 
 
 Ill-staebed, o. v. Weetch. T^ctt or 5^T=^qT ^fiTT^fr 3T?T m. 
 
 or 'T^-qr ^PTToET^. 
 Ill-tempee, n. l-^Kf^rm m. 5^?%/ 3T?rf1%/. 
 Ill-tempeeed, a. J-^^TRT^, f ^^, l^f^, 'JT?rff%. 
 Ill-toned, a. A'\*AK\^\^ ^^^^'TT, 3T^g-m, 'iTT^^, ^i^^. 
 Ill-tbained, Ill-taught, &e. a. ^?ft^, |Dif?T, 'JTf^T?. 
 Ill-will, n. v. ENiiiiT, Malice. |'JRT j«. |'?Tt/.|'?Tj;ifft/. 
 
 Ill-wishes, n. yiP(Vj<^ri+, 3T^??TTmf rf^, ff^^f . 
 ILLAUD.U5LE, a. no< v.-orthy oj praise. aiJ^rcq-, 3TKc=5r^FftT, 
 
 Ill egal, » . contrary to law. ^FT^T^Tmrf ^=5fT, "^kq^T'T^Tr^, TT- 
 iLLEOALiiy, «. V. A. ^T^rf^TsnTMr-^ m. f^fSrf^q m. ?JT^- 
 
 ^riT W. 3TnmrTT/. 
 Iliegallt, adv. v. A. rk^nrqT'T, ^jn-^ HrffT-^^, f^f^- 
 
 Illegible, a. that cannot he read. j^r^fT^H 3T5fT5-^^'^- 
 
 &c. f^t^nftl, aHMdHl-M, i^^i^ft^, TT^rrTra^. 
 Illeoibilitt, m. v. a. arr^^Hr/. ^'STiTrq-FTT /. 
 Illeoitimact, n. y. A. an<Z Bastaed. 3T^"^Hi=rT/. ^F- 
 
 Illegitimate, a. v. Bastaed. 37^")?^, ^itTT^t, s^fH^^TR^, 
 
 ar'^^^^H, 3TTT^ ^JTTrT-HcT-itc. ar^qr^FT?]-, ar^^f^frm, 
 ar^Mf^.S"'^, 3TMtr?rT?f, arsfn^^TTrr, ^flWw^r.— in cant 
 
 phrased. 3Tq>TTT^r. 
 2 See Unlawful. 3 See Illogical. 
 Illibeeal, a. not intinijicent, ^c. v. Miseelt. 3T3HT, 
 
 2 «o/ generous, nolle, ^'c. ar^^TW, ar^T^T^H^r^TT, 3T=?^, 
 
 Illibeeality, 71. V. A. 1. ar^m?^ w. ar^^Fq^rr/." ar- 
 
 2 aT3TT^R?^ «. aHH^^Krfi/. ^'r^T^mrr^ m. 
 Illicit. See Unlawful. [ ar^r^q'. 
 
 Illimitable, a. boundless, v. Infinite. aTqt"TR, f^TWlTT, 
 Illiteeact, Illiteeateness, n. v. A. arfVqr/. arf^r^TTT/. 
 
 3Tf^?TT/. aT?r'4t?r?;r «. 
 Illiteeate, a. unlettered, unlearned. f^?7T, 3TT?1T, ^^- 
 
 ^Jf^7 3T^^, arf^, arf^rgi^ arrft^r, fWr^, f^r^TT- 
 
 An i. person, v. Ignoeamus. a^^^^isi, ?fTTg. 
 Illness, w. v. Disoedee. |^iji m. ftl ?«. arr^?: w. 
 Illogical, o. contrary to the rules of reasoning. sRMrf^^, 
 ar^qpft, ar^f^^, ^^^rfH^, ^f^f^i^s;. [ f^P^J^ «. 
 
 Illooicalness, « v. a. gf^fj^J^jriT/. ^r^r^<|tT m. aTT- 
 J^o Illude, v. a. V. To Deceive, qj^^fot. 
 To Illuminate, To Illumine, v. a. v. To Enlighten. ^- 
 
 ofo. g^^tjf, sr^Tf^Trf q^nf. 
 
 2 (with fe.stal lamps, &c. ). rf^T^T^ /. ^T^, f^Rm^T^T n. 
 
 3 ( paper, &e. ). T^it^H n. ^,\^, 
 Illumination, n. v. V. 1. sr^r^riif n. w^V^ n. ?fiTR «. 
 
 I. an i. a display of festal lights. Tr^=TT|/. S?^^ m. 
 pi. ■■^H-^HK m. ^TT^/. S^^T^T m. 
 Illuminator, n. v. V. 1. sf^^'JTKT, !T^^R+lO-^TTf-&e. 
 
 Illusion, n. v. Deceit, stt^ «!• 'TT^ on. [ ar^KTT/. 
 
 2 — philosophical, idealism, ^\^]f. ^fFTTT'TT/- ar^/. 
 Illusive, Illupoey, a. v. Deceitful, irr^^, jtt%=5TT, ht^- 
 
 =5rT, TRl^, *imi<t, HmRT^ o»- Mi<<N"d, TF^^, JTr^TCT, 
 
 UNIH'M, HT^, aT?rTff«f'1?,"^^^rfe^ /jo;', j^^ff^^, ^5T^. 
 The material world considered as i. h\m\^'^ n. 
 Illusteable, a. v. V. 1. Sf^n ^^^^rnT-Ac. STWIT, ST- 
 
 q;T^?ftq, ST^RTrisq, ?TtfT. [ ^T%fq, 
 
 To Illusteate, t). a. elucidate, v. To Explain. H^FT^T w.-
 
 T1\IB 
 
 407 
 
 IMM 
 
 2 ( by a simile), qmprr w.-^?r ot.-3^T^T0T «.-&c.'^- 
 
 Illustrated,^, v. V. 1. R^r^T^f^r, R^rRm, ?irfc(Fr. 
 
 2 ^m^ f^,s=1^r, &c. OTfiTrT, ;j^sTf^T?f, gr^|fr, ^mf?(^P. 
 
 3 fsf^T f^\^, &c. 
 
 Illustrater, h.Illusteatino, p.a. Illustbative, a.v.V.l. 
 
 Illusteatiox, m. y. v. l.—act. ^^^^uin. ^^^n. ifWA^m. 
 
 2 ^m?5T ^ «. 3^q'^ur H. 
 
 3 f^=ai ^ ?«. 
 
 I. siw»7c, ^"c. ffKTOT ?». ^t?T ?». S'TRT/. ?f§?TT/. ^^- 
 
 Subject of an i. OTK^ ?t. 3^#?T^ 3T5^ m. f^^ n. 
 
 II. picture, f^^ n. 
 
 Illusteious, a. conspiciiotis. eminent, Sfc. v. Geeat. rf^^T- 
 JT, %^^, rT^^t, rTJTT^, 3^^, ^T^T^, ?rvfrJTq', rf^a.^TIHt, 
 
 ?Tm^, ?frR^^, »^KT^, siftKrr, sffHf^rT, si1%5;, sTftr^t 
 Image, «.t. Statue, Pictuee, Fiouee. 2?T5ST »«. dim. Jrfsf^/. 
 
 2 V. Idol. Jjfrr/. 
 
 3 likeness. f%5f ?;. SlfrTRT/. sd^T «. JT^^PT'T'". wid^fi/. 
 Eeflected i. sTirrf^ n. 
 
 ImaGEET, n. forms oJ fancy. JTPTH^f^/ ^t^:TRjf%/. 
 
 2 lively description. IJT^ qi g-jff <i^ui(M"rit ^T'^q' ». 
 liiAOEwOEsniP. See Ldolatet. 
 Ihaoisable, o.v. V. ^.^^^\ ^PTFTTO 'ff''T-&c. q;?'?^, :p?cq-, 
 
 :pf=cr?foq-, -HT^^iI, fsj'^)isi'fli4. 
 Imagixaet, «. ideal, fancied, visionary, not real. iT^-.qjf^- 
 
 Imagination, n. — the faculty, v. Fancy, ^ff^^t^t^/ ^- 
 
 2 mental image, idea. W.^^^f- HWTT/- a^T^FTT w?. 
 Evil i. loickcd thought. '^+rmi/. ^% ?». ^f^/. 
 
 3 (fence, T. CONTEI?AJ.-CE. ^PF^T/. ^f^^O;). ^"Trf/. 
 
 Imaginative, a. v. V. ^p^T^, ^f^q^TT^M, ^p^T^TP^gr,^ qp?<T- 
 Xo Imagine, v. a. form tnenially, fancy, ^f^qot, ^r'Rr/.- 
 
 tt^ptt/. =F^>iif g. ofo. H^firi 3TM^-tn;i^. 
 
 2 See To Conteite. 
 To Imagine v. n. See To Think. 
 Imbecile, a. impotent, iveak, ^'c. v. "Weak, ^r^rff, ar^prlf, 
 
 Imbecility, m.v.A. ?i5i55q(7rTiH. |«i55qoTT m. &c. sj^^rw. rffstw. 
 
 ^T^?q-«. 3T?TJTrTr/. 
 To Imbibe, v. a. drink in. fqtjf , ^?rT>jf, fq3;^-?TPJ^ q-ijf, 
 
 2 (into the iniud). Ti^uf ?«. fO^i. q^jf, ^TTf R% ^^^FI^TT 
 
 To Imbittee, Imbolden, &c. Sec To Embitteb, &c. 
 To Imbeue, v. a. sierp. f^^^^., mM^., f^H^^of. 
 To Imbue, v. a. tincture, fv^. s^\^-^'^-f^f^■\^^-■^n\^^-&c,^^_ 
 Imitability, n. v. A. STg^trftTrTT /. ai^^oft^TrTT /. 
 
 Imitable, a. V. V. 1. >d H < N I -^T-^FTr-^n:^r-& e. ar^^nTjf):- 
 
 To Imitate, v. a. copy, ^c. S'fiR^, =T^^/-'ddKI m. q^^of y. 
 ofo. JTOt/. 3lT^y. c/o. SPfft or '<f^^ f.-^m f.-&c. ^r^- 
 
 m-'^v-m-'iTi'^^ g. of 0. f^Frrr m.-^^^ «. 'kui g. of 0. ^^- 
 oTr=r^ ^\^ g. ofo. ^?5/. qriif y. ofo. 37^T^,q^, q^'r, 
 3T5?rrw M.-argjpTor «.-&c. ^Rtjf y. o/o. 
 
 To i. servilely. ^qToCRTT^R ». ^?1"Jr. 
 2 See To Countebfeit. 3 mimic, ape, take off. Sfc. ^T■- 
 S/. q^-JflTof y. o/ 0. '^/.-%JnJI /.- iTRt/.-qRui'^ /.-^ 
 
 /-€^r /.-5T^ /.-'<=?tT:t /.-&c. grrc^-wtT^-3TT<Jm y. o/o. 
 
 f^risH «. Jp^ y. o/ o. 
 Imitated, /). v. V. 1. 3^%?5T, &c. ST^?^, ar^^. 
 Imitation, m. v. V. 1. — act. ■ddiUl n. &c. 3Tg?iT<T w. 3T^JT 
 
 w. argnH^f «. arg?!?^ «. a^g^^^T n. arH^mr ?». arn^f^/. 
 
 arg^m^T «. arg^^ /. ^^t^/. %#$?ft/. 
 Made in i. of. ^Wrft. 
 
 I. imitating thing, copy. ^W^^f- >d<iKl ?«. a^g^'jf^/. 
 
 II. loose translation, tj'c. gr^ng^TW. 
 
 Imitative, a. v. V. 1. disposed to copy. 3rRtrrRT, ^q??5 «fi?:- 
 DTRT, T^^Tr, argspTfr, a^g^rft, argnrFfT, arg^r^f, arg^p- 
 ?:5r-&c. q^Trf-jpifr, arg^^^^ftc^, arg^j^^HR, nFfigrif^^, 
 
 Men are i. n?n^nfrf^I^t^:. 
 
 I. — in gram. I. sound or word, a^g^p^ui M.arg^RUT^Tg ?«. 
 I. verb. arg^F^TJT '^ng »»• 
 Imitatoe, m. y. Y. 1. -jd<uiKI, T^ic^ ^TWRT, <tc. a^g^RT, 
 
 angyiO, atg^rff, arg^^ii^Rt, arg^Tnyq^, &c. 
 Immaculate, «.v. PuEE.qf^=5r, 1^"^^?^^,!^^, f^^=?,"TfT^^. 
 Immaculateness, n. v. A. T^^rTT/ Pf^t^r/. (tc. 
 Immanent. See Inheeent. 
 Immateeial, a. distinct from matter. aTH^, afKiTTHRT, ar^T- 
 
 frft, ar^ft, arqi^siHtfci^, arsn^rr, arsi^f^-^R, P^ui+k, 
 
 An i. entity. 3T^it?T m. 
 2 v.Unimpoetanx. ^T-J, 3THItJ^I=^, arf^HTP^TT, ^"t^Rft- 
 ^T'^, s^, arg'oq', aTSf':TR, ^r'^i^ir. 
 
 Immateeialism, n. doctrine of the existence of immaterial 
 sulstances. l^fHvlTfHsrT^ m. ^f»T5nfHHrT n. anrmRdH- 
 ETT^ TO. arFHTf^f^TrT n. 
 
 Immateeialist, n. professor of immaterial ism. a^n^Tf^i?- 
 
 ETTtt, arrfirrf^^, ^T^rr^H^. 
 Immateeiality, n. v. A. 1. a^qf =5T'?TfrT^aT /. ariji^/. ar^T- 
 
 ?jrrfjf M. fH^rraRm/. arHi^^r «. 
 Immatuee, «. T. Eaw. Jp^T, ^I^r^T, a^qg?. 
 
 2 ( of understanding, &c. ). ar^T^, arqg^;, 3[snTrT, arv- 
 
 3 See Peemaiuee.
 
 nnr 
 
 408 
 
 IMM 
 
 Imuatubeli. See PBEiiATUBELy. 
 
 iMilATCElIY, ». V. A. 1, i t: % '<'JII "I. tm^l^T »!.&f.¥t^T/. 
 
 2 wJhft/. WTTTHT/. 
 iMMF-ASl-lUKLE. fl. imWCWW, T. INFINITE. ^Wi^^ WIH^, 
 
 Immeaslkable>t.ss, n. v. A. aTil'mrrTT/. &e. 
 
 Immediate, a. not mediate- proximale, ijv. si^^q;ift, ^T?1T- 
 
 2 imUint, present. H^ft^, "?6^, <1?FTc5=qT, 3i«M«tl^n*i- 
 lililEJ.lATELT, (ulv. V. A. 1. :if^?T, ^T?TT5, qt'TTre5itTNt=|R, 
 
 2 ri l 'I^.M , ^P-^f^q-, '^^ft^, H?^r, flPRTH, 3TOT^, fWI^, 
 IlliiEHAiENEss, «. \. A. 1. ??I^?^qfviHT/. Mim.I+l^'TTTT^ 
 
 2 ?n?--M fa --f,rii /. fi??^ft7P};?5T ?i. ^^^T■^r\■^.w^■m^ m. 
 
 iMilEilOBIAL, a. lei/ond memomj. ?iTM^n:jT<ftH,^Kf?l^FTHTcft- 
 
 Imsiesse, a. nnlimitcd, v. Ikiimte. f^^tR", ^TK^T^, 3T^ft- 
 
 2 ^■a*^ huje, v. Geeat. ^?:, ar^nfs^, ^"PT?, ift^, 31^?, 
 Immensely, arf«. vastly, Sfc.y. Very. <PTr5T, s^f?!?!^, a^rim. 
 liiiiESSEJ^ss, Immeksity, w.v.A.l.f^T^'^m/. 'fl^^Tf^w. 
 2 ^q^. M'Jir »». ^«|l|<^'^uil »!. 
 I. ni/tniie space. H^I+,|^T »i. 
 Filling of i. •sl'^l+itRwK M. 
 That filleth i. %;?T^qo?TN^-5qTift, 
 
 lilMESSFEABLE. See lilMEASUEEABLE. 
 
 To IirMEEGE, To Immebse, v. a. plunge. ^1^, H^jRw.- 
 
 f^jr?3T^n. sjTT'Jr ^r. of 0. ^^-f^^^■^T^<i ^^t. 
 
 2 engage deeply, t. To Absoeb. yT-'TT^-f^H«-&c. "R^. 
 ImMEKGED, lilMEESED, /?. T. V. 1. ^^^^STT, HtT, ftiTiT, T' 
 
 2 »T^, TT^, f^THTT, HTT, fTSt5T,3TT5frl(esp. in comp. and in 
 figur. uses; as I. in grief. ^fl^Fl^^aw^? gTpi^?T,^rfI^<T, 
 3TJT<TT|?1, ^?T|rT, &c.). 
 
 1. — a heavenly body. 'JS. [iT«T^». 
 
 llIilEBSIOX, 11. V. Y. 1.— ac<. 55«<uirt. a^ETIT^ n. ^JPTjvjHm. 
 2— state. ■^^'\mm. &c. ^'ft/. f^THtTfrr/. rTlvNrn/. Fjq-«i.». 
 I. (of a planet). a^refOT. «. )^| (£%(». 
 
 Eastern i. "^fwOT. «. 
 
 ^Ve8te^n i. qfMTTOM.w. 
 IjlMETHOI'lCAI,, «. thai is xcithoul melJiod, v. Disobbeelt. 
 
 3?«T^frMrr, ^i^^R^, 31t.1tt^, Pi<h-m , ST^nj^. 
 
 iMiiETnoDiCALLT, adv. y. A. ipHHTfff, Jf.»T €t^^, &c. 
 liiiiETiiODiCALKEss, n. T. A. 3T5 ^T^T^vit/. lltraw. Tf^^M. 
 JlIJlI>-E>T, a. mptnding, threateniny. %?.S3T, %?^?JT, ^7^ 
 
 I Immiscibilitt, n. v. A. 3Tf*T«rrfl^mr/. Ac. f?T«mT?1»l?iT /. 
 
 Immiscible, Immixable, a. not capable of being mixed. 3T- 
 
 jj ISIMITIGABLE, rt. aiq^mjftT, 3TSTVP^. 
 
 Immobility, n. vnmovableness, fixedness. 'W^P^^^t^^n. r^fl- 
 
 I ^^^n. 3rEr=5rtr/. r<TT?roTT^»». 'jr^Tc^HRm. ^-tn^rr'^^Hwj. 
 
 Immodeeate, <7. V. Excessive. stf^HMl?, arHMIi, T^'^n?, 
 Immodeeately, m^i). Y.A. 3T»T'?T^, 3lf?f, 3Tf?i^T, <TTT^%^T, 
 Immodebaxesess, Immodeeation, w. t. A. and Excess. 
 
 Immodest, a. ivantinj in decency, delicacy, S(c. ^RT^TTT, 
 
 fHS^, %^TTTT, ^f^rr, ^WTf^T-^Jf^-«S:c. 5(qT^, f^'^T, 
 
 3^?rT, 3TT^T, fq--*r*w1, ?^r^5fq-, ?5^5TT?fY?T. 
 
 2 exorbitant, v. Immodeeate. a^H^fs, 3lfrT*Rr^. 
 Immodestly, w/t;. y. A. 1. ?5PT JT^-^"r|5-&c. fH^fTSH^- 
 
 OTT^, ?5vnl=ji^?r, &c. 
 Immodesty, n. v. A. 1. ^BT^f^un m. f^ra'^rrr/. ar'Irl* 
 
 wTT/ c5«TPTI5r m. 3vnfIiir^?T «. R;«TT^t^rtT/. a^=5nr^«. 
 2b Immolate, v. a. v. To Sacbifice. sffe >». ^RW ^. o/ 0, 
 
 «rfe^ w. sp^ot _(7. of 0. 
 Immolation, w. v. V. «rfe ^'Jf «. «lfe^T n. 
 Immoeal, a. — of persons, v. Wicked. g^ftrft^T, ^TF^Tfl", 
 
 3T?FT, 3TOTg, ^Kji, ^5%?, f ^rfer. 
 
 2 — of acts. 3T^trft^T, 'iH-MNUl, JTT^rRTSfT, 3TrTMi<Hij 
 &e. trirf^^, JT^TFftT, 3TOH, aTOT^. 
 Immoeality, v. a. 1. I'Sijjfl'T'juff m. |<i->mRr(i/. ST^r^lR- 
 
 FTT/. &c. 3TOTg?rr/. 
 
 2 ar^^j ^M CTTT »r. 3TOTg?TT/. 5flr^tf^?fT/. sr^^TTTrrr/ 
 
 I. immoral act or practice. ar^JT w. Spfffrf/. SRT^TH W. 
 
 aro^rqr^ m. rfl^zarf^^ n. '^^M\^^f. 3T^ir »». i^f^/. 
 
 Immoetal, o. exempt from death. STTT, 3?iT?), 3iH|oftsr, 3T- 
 2 See Impeeishable. 
 
 ImMOBTALITY, n. Y. A. STR'rf ?i. g^H^rlT/. "Jf^TTc^ W. "STH^t- 
 
 cTr/. 3THT>jft^f^ n. 3T^ «(. JRorPTT^ in. 
 
 Writ of i. ^ran^ of exemption from death. ^HKHt\ DT 
 
 qfT w. 31HT^^ n. 
 To Immoeialize, v. a. malce immortal. 'SI'TT-HT'TTFftfT-^Tr- 
 
 rftrr-&c. ^vr[. [ g. of 0. 
 
 2 exempt from oblivion. ^\^ n.-^^\jkf.-&c. ?TT»«r<T ^^oj 
 Immovability, Immovableness, «. t. A. aT^ST'JrT «!. ^T"^- 
 
 ?5rTT/. f^^FTfrr/. &c. 
 Immovable, a. 3T?5j;, <ff=qT, arR?5, fq^FT, t^^t^it. 
 Immovable, n. ^%TraR ». ?VT^^r?y m. [ m'^/. 
 
 Immunity, ». exemption. flfS/ ^I5<^"J'?'/. ^^/- HT^o^/. 
 To Immxjee, v. a. Y. To Impeiso??. ^T|^ m?5'n-%^'Jf, ^tit- 
 
 ?i-&c. ^r?5^. 
 
 2 enclose alive and build in. f^aidf.^ f^oj^ 5T>P^. 
 Immutability, n. v. A. f^fq^PRrfT/. aift^PRrTT/. 3hR+i4-
 
 IMP 
 
 409 
 
 IMP 
 
 Immutabi.k, a. invariahle, iincJiifn</eabli: fqrJ4>K , \{^ \ • 
 
 ^^^^J, ^fqfRTf^T^r, fHf^^f^, 3Tf^=PR, STfsf^, f^WA- 
 
 liiMUTABLV, ach-. V. A. ?r^%?Tr 'led. ^ fp^^fT (led. "^VJiK 
 
 ^ ^im ded. 
 Imp. See Dkvil, Biut. 
 Impacable, &c. See Implacable, &e. 
 Impact. See Touch. 
 To Impair, r. a. v. To IIcrt, To L:essen. ^rf^T/.-^TT^t/.- 
 
 g^HT5fl'/.-&c. ^l^ g. of 0. ^n^T ^l^. 
 Impaired, p. v. Y. OT^, ^ifefT, f^^?5, fsiTf^rft?^, ^rq'- 
 
 ^v; or ^v^^€\, ^rqjr. 
 
 To Impale, v. a.fx on a stake. §«f \^., g^T^^ ^of-'f^=T^- 
 ^^^7 ^JFSrfNOT «. ^i?r y. o/o. 
 ImpaliDg' stake. ^J^ poj). ^oS m. 
 Worthy to be impaled, f JrT. 
 Impalement, Impaling, n. v. V. ^f^iif )i. &c. ^J?5Rn'T«. 
 Impalpabilitt. n. v. A. 3T^3q-?rr/. l-.^T^ffTT/. 
 Impalpable, «. «o; perceptible to the tondi. ar^s^, 3T^- 
 
 yo Impannel, v. a. ( a jury ) ^rt^^^TT 3T?IF«TKi ^n n. pi. 
 
 Imparitt. See Inequality. 
 
 To Impart, v. a. communicate, ^'c. ^, 5R w.-STTPT m.-OT- 
 
 tTPT «.- &e. ^^y. ofo. 
 
 2 ^eW, «!aA-e hiown. ^55;f<jf, ^r'^T^'^, f^rf^^ 'FT^. 
 Impartial, a. not partial, not biassed. fSfS'T^TTfl, fSpsT^qT- 
 
 m^. 7^r?ft?r, T?7'7T?r?:f|?f-^ffq', ^r^^f^, ^^^f\t., ^fTi^rf - 
 
 Imp,\htiality, 11. V. A. f^'ST^Tm m. ^^J^-^H^H-1r{^\^7:m- ' 
 
 cT OT.-&C. ^TPTTT^f ?». q?^'TT?fnf|fq' «. 1-te. 3"HIT?rTiTT «!. 
 
 ^>?Rft'^ re. [q[?t#, &c. j 
 
 Impartially, arfu. t. A. <T?TTP=T W^^, "7?f"TT?lT=rf=f^, ?WTH- 
 Impassable, a. not admitting passage. ^^^\^ <f?T^ ^^OT- { 
 
 Impassableness, «. V. A. ^rf^fTT/. 3Tn'=q?fT/. &e. ^^- : 
 
 Impassibility, Impassiveness, n. y. A. 5:^wrfq^r/. 5:- ; 
 Wm m. |:^wf*IfTT /. 
 
 Impassible, Impassive, a. not susceptible of pain or suffer- 
 ing. |:^r%'Tc5r-f^?ToiT, |:^T?ftrr, W^^rrfft^, arj-.^^, 5:^- 
 ^jft, 5;HR?3q', |-'^r?T?i f^fTS^i §:WTWq. 
 
 Impassionate, Impassioned, a. stronghj affected, excited, 
 
 4'e. ^pft, TTTsri?, ^rnrfSq-rf, ■•^Rrpft, Hrgrri. 
 
 Impatience, n. v. A. 1. 3T#Tf5(Tqp"T'nT m. 3tM n. arw^H n. 
 3THf^rTr/ aTTTffsarHr/. ^T^^T^TT/. 3??TKT/. 3T?Trf?f/. 
 
 ^^ «. 
 
 Impatient, a. not enduring. 3T^T?ft^, 'iTMl'", S^'^'T, 3TftT=qT, 
 
 f 
 
 ^^M, ^=f^, arof^j, 2fr?r^^, -iT3=rf , ^t^t^jt^, 3t^- 
 
 2 /;ff«/y, eager .^not enduring tldag. 3'=rra'5tr, ?-5T5tr, fr^TxTr. 
 
 f^f^'^i ^5:ptrT, arfsq-^qr, ^r-iifiirT, ^;r^%sr|, ^rg^, 
 
 To be i. after. ■^?Tt?tnT or f^THt^^. 
 Impatiently, a</r. v. A. 1. ^f^rf^T^PTTTTT^, &c. 'm^l^'T, 
 3T?irf?Tq5f^. [ ^^qsf'T. 
 
 2 ;jrTr5r*'tH, 3f*3^, :^5:f ^^, &c. ^R^??mq;, f^^^m- 
 
 To Impawn. See To Pledge. 
 
 To Impeach, v. a. v. To Accuse. ^TltTq-wi.-|?TRr<T<^«. ^^, 
 
 2 T. To Blame. ^]\z J^oTtJf, errT m. ?^. 
 Impeccability, n. v. A. qiq-ranq" w. q^rTT^TN^TT/ 
 Impeccable, a. not liable to sin. qnrH^TR-^fnftfT, qrr^T^^f- 
 
 'q--Tf^-&c. -Jr^HIaqMiq, TN^THinHIifr, R iq i rf l H , qr^T^^T, 
 
 "TTqi^ftt. 
 
 To Impede, v. a. v. To Hinder. 'fl^^T^of, ' M-i-i, ] ^ ??^.-'JT5<T- 
 sr M.-f^5T w. «.-&e. ^Kt^, jfriT wi.-vr5?fr/.-&c. qr^ot. 
 
 Impediment, m. v. Hindebance. ar^^rq ?«. ars/. ^5/. fif- 
 a m. «. gTf5iT5jr ««. ars^^: w. atrf^pr m. 
 
 I. iu speech. qr^^?I?T n. 
 
 To have au i. in speech, v. To Hesitate. arS^oE'^r. 
 I 7b Impel, «>. a. y. To Drive, To Pusn. qs ^i^iir, =qT?!?'if, 
 
 I sq^'ji', ?rH^^, w^^. 
 
 I 2b Impen, v. a. <^\i\r\- ^^rH^- &c. WAt^-^v^^lm^. 
 To Impend, v. n. Jiang over. JTr^IT S^^, q?iqT=:qr r5FTTe-H- 
 
 I tTTTr^r a7?Tof, q^t^^g^ ^m. [ ^riit. 
 
 Impendent, a. Impending,/?, a. t. V. 1. fr?^ j^s;?!^, &c. 
 
 q^T^g^. 
 
 2 See Imminent. 
 Impenetrability, Impenetrableness, n. v. A. ar'T^T'Tr f. 
 
 sfH^^Tq?fT/. f^H^FfT /. &c. 
 Impenetrable, a. that connot he pierced. aTH^r, aritT^ftT 
 
 ' Impenitence, n. absence of repentance. 3T?FjrTn;«. aTqi<nTTrT 
 «j. a^^rliqiHTq m. qJiinTTPTTTnT «». aH HHN^ | f^ ?q- n. &c. 
 Impenitent, «. v. N. ar^fHrrrqt, arq^irTrq^, arJTrntr^jjq-.&c. 
 q^iqiTiTq^jfT-cte. 
 
 Imperative, a. expressive ofcommainl. ^ifTfTPJ^f^-^t^^-fTT- 
 
 q^, ar^sT ^rfsq-, arq-iqrrH^q-. 
 
 2 — in gTanimar. 3TTfTT=rrq^. 
 Imperatively, arfy. v. A. 1. ^rsTfTT ^F^^. 
 Imperceivable, Imperceptible, a. that cannot he perceived. 
 
 srmT^, t^lw^, aTffrf^q-. sfsmrftn, rf^qifsfspr, |?5?^, 
 
 Impebceptibleness, Imperceptibility, n. v. A. ifJTTr5»Tq- 
 
 m m. k^\^f. a?nr^^?rr/; jf^qpirq^rrr/. &c. ^- 
 
 Imperceptibly, adv. v. A. :?J3:T^a;??T ded. Jf^psrT, ^o!:;=r 
 Imperiect, «. nnfinished. 3:jq?:r, 3TW, arq'nT, ar^of, aT?Tm-
 
 IMP 
 
 410 
 
 IMP 
 
 2 tcanfiny a pari, v. DEFECTIVE. T<ilT, '^^ f^t f^'PS, 
 
 l^^p^rn, ^rn, ^^nfT'r, ^?rft^, f^.^f. 
 Imperfection, Impehfkctness, ». v. A. «"<? Defect. q;%- 
 qtir »». ^Wmr "I. &c. ^^/. "^^r^ «• »^T n. ilW n. 
 
 " I. an i. V. F.a-LT. J<jf «. f^T or M «. ^ot n. J^f. 
 ^ m. ^ wi. 'ItK/ 
 Imperfectly, a./r. v A. W?^^, 3T7U-3T5THT-&C. decl. T.- 
 
 Imperforate, fl. no<i»'>»w<;. !H%f^.T?T, 3TH^, 3Tf^5, 3TfH- 
 
 Imperial, rt. leloiijinj lo an emperor, or to an empire.y^:^- 
 
 2 V. KlN-OLY. oT^^TTfr or <TT3;^Trft. 
 7b Imperil. See To E.vdakgek. 
 Imperious, a. domineering, haiighttj. commanding. sp^r^tT, ^- 
 
 Imperiously, ai/v. v. A. ^5;?;^, =PU ^TH^^T^, -Tf^'T'Jrr^. 
 Imperioussess, «. V. A. ^^Kf. ^^#^/- ^T^T^TTirr «». 
 Imperishable, a. not liable to perish. arfsr^TT^ft, ar^'^T, 3T- 
 Hq, 3T^3.T, 3r5T?, f?r^^, arsTS'f , arw, arsq-qr?*?!, ar^i- 
 
 Imperishableness, n. t. A. arf^^rf^cTT /• 3T?TT »«. 3T^- 
 
 cq^ n. arsq^TK '»• SV^^TT? m. ^^^■>^X^ m. 
 Impehmakesce, n. V. A. srf^'tffn/. 'i=rr<TTf^^T /• 3Tf^c?T?rT/. 
 1mpebman"E5t, a. not enduring. 3Tfi=IFq, 3T?Tr'^ff, aT^^Tfiftj 
 
 arp. 
 Impermeabilitt, Impeemeablekess, n. v. A. ^^Tn«T?TT/. 
 
 Impermeable, o. 7w< to le passed through hy a fluid. '^^\^• 
 
 1^, ?^rWF, ?^^q-, ^^fH?T. 
 Impersonal, a. — verb. 3T^^. 
 Impersonality, n. indistinction oj personaUtg. STS'^f^ /. 
 
 Impehsuasible, a. not to he moved by argument. 3Tff^^fft 
 
 or ?qT, JTrr^T, ^TT^F^^T. 
 Impertinence, Impertinescy, n. \. A. 1. arsfT^ff^t^fq' n. 
 
 3T5RgrTrTT /. ST'T^q' m. 
 
 2 tftTqoTT m. f^TT? /. ^'S'^T^T "». 
 lijpERTIN-ENT, (T. «o< pertinent or relating, \. Irreleva>'T. 
 
 2 pert, saucy, ^'c. v. Impudent, Disrespectful, tft?, 
 
 3 See Obteusive. 4. See Trifling. 
 Imperti>-entlt, adi'. v. A. 1. arsTHI^^TTH, 3TSIfl'l"[im, 3T- 
 
 ?:r'reT5H, -JP^^sif^^T decl. 
 
 2 fyfTit^, trt^^iTR, 3THqr%^. 
 
 ImpeRtcebaele, a. that cannot be agitated. 'JT^^r^T, 3T^rH- 
 
 oftq, f^^Vt^. 
 iMPERrUBBATION. n. V. A. ^T?^p:if?ir /. f?[Fq-^Tff^ /. 
 1m perturbed, a. undisturbed. ^^J^'-Jf 
 IupeRTIABLE, I^i pervious, a. impenetrable. 'SCH^T, 'flHT^- 
 
 Impebviousm:ss, n. v. A. STH^I?^ n. 371"TriT/. &c. 3TH?I- 
 
 TR »i. f^f^rsTnr m. ^rff/ ^irs »i. 
 Impetuosity, Impetuousness, n. y. A. 1. 5PTT7T «!. fTTTT:! 
 or ^T m. spST^T or ^T m. ^fSRlfrf/. ^^ITiT^ «. ^^THT/. 
 
 ':n5Tft /. ^nsTtfT/. stsii /. ^i"^ f. tr^^rs /. ktititifpt m. 
 5[?tk/. «. anrq ;«. ■ 
 Impetuous, a. mocing u-ith force. n^l-i^h-JI, ^^STTTrqT, &c. 
 
 2 — of per.sons; vehement, furious, Sfc. ^S-T, !=P=^, ?T^?7- 
 
 ?qT, ^^T^ or 5qR, ^^r^, T'wr, ^r3==r?^, rftsr, q^prmq, 
 
 An i. person. For this sense as amplified or enhan- 
 ced under such terms, combinations, and epithets as, 
 A violent and headlong fellow, a rapid and vehement, a 
 rude, heedless, reckless, precipitate, tearing, rattle- 
 through, push-along , drive-apace, dasJi-away fellow, there 
 are numerous formations equally siguiflcaut. ^T5-m, 
 ^TireiTT, ^5Ke?, ^"T^iTT, ^^=^^5, '^H'T^-qr, q^TcFTT, '4??^- 
 ticqr, qH-T^5, tTH^^TSST or 55^, ^^^7J^.^ q^ST^-qT, ^I- 
 "FSm, qnr or 5:TMTT,^-5TT, J^T^iTT, rSR-qmrsft, i^TTT, 
 
 Impetuously, «(^y. v. A. 1. ■»TTHTt, TTTTt, 5mz-qT^, fl5F<:qT%. 
 
 2 ri?5^?5^, ^H^icil^, ^Fs^Fqmr^, &c. 
 
 This sense viewed as intended or as emphatic, and 
 as ponveyed under such words as violently, headlong, 
 heedlessly , recklessly , tearinyly, slapdash, is expressed by 
 numerous and striking- formations. ^^^, '^f^, ^^^^'^> 
 ^5, fT^^Tf^, !T5f^^, ^I=-PR5, ^S^ffT, q'^TTPifTI, *T51=T, 
 
 ^5f5, q?T€^, »T?j¥.?r, ^v^.., ymqr^, trs^t, ?r5^t, =q^- 
 
 And the verbs of this sense and power, a{^reeing' with 
 to dash on.^ tear along, drive away, rattle through, Sfc. are 
 
 v\^^ v^^i tTi^rq''Jr, ^'^w^of, ?r5^r=r"n, ^s^r^ot, 51- 
 
 Impetus, n. force of motion. Trft^T ^T m. vf^T «. ^TTPTT m. 
 
 To Impinge, v. n. v. To Strike. rTTT'if. 
 
 Impiety, Impiouskess, jt. v. A. arqif »«. %^jt/. qilf^ffT 
 
 2 ac< of wickedness. 3TKriT «i. 3TtTJT^K J». ■iT':T^?;rq' «. 
 Impious, a. irreligious. -srfcTJfr, aT'-OlIn^, ar^^THf^r, arwi^^, 
 
 Impiously, ado. v. A. ^f%ra^?i, 5=rf%5PTq"%, &c. 
 Implacability, Implacableness, n. v. A. 3TSf ?rT?T?IT /. ^- 
 
 ?TRjmr/. &c. ^4|fwFrT/. 
 
 Implacable, a. not to be appeased. 3TST^I^, 'iT?TT^q', 3T?T»TT- 
 
 tpT, |:^^r^, |:?TR^, 5nrr«T, j-.^mr^, ^^1;^, •h^^jt.
 
 IMP 
 
 411 
 
 IMP 
 
 To Implant, v. a. plant, infix, fig^. Sl^'if , ^^ %^, riFTif , 
 
 Implaxtatio>-, n. v. 'Y.—act. V.V^i\ n. kc. ^'-iTFT^r/. 3TT^- 
 
 ^ n. OTi^TPT ». 
 Jb Implead, See To Prosecute. 
 Implement, n. v. Tool. 3T^3r<T n. f^s «. JT^^ «• 't'f "• 
 Jb Implicate, v. a. v. To Isvolte. >Tr^, ^^in, l^f^-^'^- 
 
 Implicated, p. t. V. ifr^%?5T, jcTcT^??!. 
 
 Criminally i. fcW, faHlcil.^To be c. i. f^HToOTf. 
 Implicatioji, ?i. V. V. To Implt. ^jfrrrrr*??^ ^^srJt n. &c. 
 
 I. wn/Zfr implieJ. ^J^ in. <?!fe?f ». <Ffe?rr'tT Hi. <^■^^m.<^-^- 
 ^■^ m. t^f^rTr«l »'»■ ?I^TT'4 M. 
 
 II. V. Entanglemext. n^m^f. 5?TraT 5". 
 Implicatite, rt. Implying, p. a. \. V. "FfeiTT'trNr, '^tTf'TfrT- 
 
 lu2LiciT,a. iinrcsemdb/covfidinff, full, (.fc.—fiihh, obedience, 
 
 2 See Implied. [f^^f^igrT. 
 
 Implicitly, arfr. v. A. 1. a^H'THrsTM, ^l^ffKHT, ?T5f>TnTT^, 
 Implied, p. x. V. 9ff^?TT'tir^ ^T^^^, &c. ¥r^4i%g;, "pfFiH, 
 
 K^rT, nf)^, OT^^f^^FT, •■srTf4^r4i%i;, t?it'4. 
 
 To Imploee, 1'. a. leseech, entreat, v. To Beg. qr^t T|5T-^- 
 ^F^/- ^PT"^y- ofo. fH^rl/.-f'T^rlclKt/.-&c. ^Rot m'M 
 
 ^ff o/o. [-Tf?TJF^?r. 
 
 ImPLOEINGLT, flffiJ. fH^ri«<l<, fH^T^ft^TR, f^?rrT-&C. SJ^,JT, 'TF- 
 2^0 Imply, v. a. involve hy inference. "pf^rrr'<Tf^-<pf^?Tr5f:p^ 
 
 ^-&e. ^n?T5i>Jf-^T^-g=sr5r'Jf-%5 ^t^, <pfecT-in»T?i-&c. 
 
 :R^, ''"sT^^ JJ.-3?TVfT >». ^Tiif ff. ofo. 
 To be implied. tpferT-qfHrT-&c. 3TH^. 
 Impolicy, jj. ladiwUnj, S;c. argf^/. 5rr'4^F7 «. STOT'^^f- 
 
 Impolite, a. \. Ecde. srf^T"?, 3T^»-q-_ [^f^^. 
 
 Impolitely, adv.x. A. otw^^, '^■?T?#, H^n^t^jf^, H^<ft- 
 Impohteness, «. V. A. 3TW»--JTrrr/. '^fm.'^ f. 3T=W?r/. 
 Impolitic, a. «rtH6'i>e— of persons, arftrsf^, ar^^^i'f, 3T^- 
 
 2 — of measures. jpi'l^fT^^, »fT':T^, 3T^f^fj^, arf^^rar^T, 
 Impondeeability, Impondeeousness, n, v. A. HrayrT^^T- 
 
 Impokdeeaele, Impoxdeeous, a. not having sensihle iveiglit. 
 V. Light. ^^^ ^ft^Tf ipT ^rff ^H^ ^^T, arlTit^^, 
 
 Impoeosity, n. v. A. ^^^^^ f. 3TirT^H<Tr/. 
 
 Impoeous, a. quite close o/'/ea-ZiO'e. ?fttiT,f%trRT^'T5r,^^, 3T- 
 
 Impost, H. ( into a country, &e. ). s|3fr f^^^r w;. rTRtf^t 
 f;T=>m»n.^^TfH^^ aTT'T?;^ ^^'^j.■i{\^^.^\m.or'i^^^m.pl. 
 
 Eevenue from imports. aiK^^r^m/. 
 2 T. Meakikg. 3T*I»». 3lf>TJfnTm. Hl^fwi. Hm'4ff», 
 
 3 See Impoetakce. 
 To Impoet, v. a. %^Tt?nTpT 'flTtniif. 
 
 2 Sffrtr as mcaniny, v. To ISIean. 3T'«T m.-&c. ^^nf 
 
 ^ be of moment, \. To Signify. vfR «t.-*m;^»fft /.-&c. 
 
 3T?f^y. q/'o. ifi^/f in. con. 
 Importance, n. consequence, moment, v. "Weight, hr w. 
 
 EPT^ «. HTT^Jtft/. HR^fT/. sff^T^T m. ^r w». %^ «. 
 
 Important, «. v. Weighty. Hlft, m^, ^vdH'tK , HR^^, 
 
 HR^?:, ^TR^wt^T, ST!:TRT. 
 Impoetation, «. act of importing. %^ffRrpT 3TT''T''f n. 
 
 I. importations; jiwee imported, v. Import, ^^frl^jg^ 
 
 3Tm%^T Hr?=J ni. 
 Impoeted, p. V. V. '^?TirRT|5T-&c. 34|oirf?5I, rfRSTfl', ffR^Tt. 
 Impoetl'Nate, «. M-gent, pertinacious. ^\^7: or 5, f^T, f^- 
 
 jprqr, f^qr, =q'ip:, ^RPT, ^rm? o;- 5, arixr^, arfm^^t, ^h^- 
 
 The words following are applied particularly to cliildreu 
 or to the common beggar, and they bear an implication 
 either of wearisome persistency or of abject or piteous 
 whining. n^|, ToEf^cqr, Tonr^, ^TTPff "T^^IRT or P^- 
 TlJIRr, ^OTT^H 5T?T0TRr, 'WS-^U^ f &c. iRt^Rr, ^^^m 
 or ^trq-T, i%T%-q-T, ft^fT-^r, ftTftcqr, ffRfsT'TT o;' f^^- 
 
 Impoetunatf.ly, adv. v. A. ariM^f-i, SJHT^ '^^tT, fM-jld^JK, 
 
 fn^nft^, &e. irostqf-T, ^oiTTft^r ^ra^, iTo5fq<ft-&c. it'vt. 
 
 Impoetvnateness, Importunity, n. v. A. F^r^^qoTT ?)r. 
 ^'l^q'JrT m. &c. 3TRT| »«. aifq-Rf ?»• f*T^ff /. fk^FPTRir 
 »». ^S »j. fTTvTrfcITft/. N^^qorrT m. &c. ^?:if/.— esp. 
 of children and beggars. 3TT5I/. aToSt/. f^T^jftT or 
 ^^FJft^/ ftq^T/. f^^t^/. =qT^t/- Tolfqqt/. 155^ 
 »». ^J^(^^.f. iTT^'Pra/- 
 
 2b Importune, ij. a. or To be Importunate, v. To Hang 
 UPON. fJT^pT/.- fH=>pWRtr 'K.-fH-HHtJKt/ ^^ or ^^7T 
 
 %CTr, qo! »i. Mioiur. — esp. of children and beggar.^. qsJi 
 
 f^rqpt «. ?5r^>jr-50T-miat, 5^<t/. 5^^°t, qrqkTf^ifr 
 m^'t n. pi. m^^. 
 To Impose, v. a. lay upon. qTrJ^, S^"^, FtTHof, arRTI'Ji. 
 
 2 laif on as a burden or duly. STH^^, ^R^, F^TTW, <il+ui , 
 
 ^rqof , »imt HRiit g. of 0. 
 
 3 on; cheat, v. To Deceive. >P?fqiJF, <i+<^ui', JT^ot. 
 To be imposed on. qj^ijf. 
 
 Imposing, o. calculated to impress, v. Fine,Grand. slrSF- 
 
 =qr, 5^^^, 555^). 
 Imposition, h. \.Y. 1. — af<. ^ra^j «. gqut ». &c. ^'tjiq^n, 
 
 ruHHT/. 3TRtq »». a^Rh'n' «. 
 
 2— act. sRT^nf «. wq>Jt «. &c. ?'*irq^ «. ?v;Tq^T/. 
 
 I. imposture, v. Deceit, Trick. "R^itt/. ^ m. n. 
 
 II. ^flsc, SjC. imposed. «Ifl^^r5r ^'i JW.-cj^ m.-&^«.
 
 nrp 
 
 in. supeniume) art/ task as a punishment. f^T^T "^"Jil 
 
 T^T^ qiH^;^ trsr »i.-Rl^ «.-&e. 
 I.vrOi3iKiUTV, n. V. A. 3THH«rm. 3f^>TT5I?n/. ^T^Hrs^THr/. 
 
 I. an i. Ma^ i(7(<c/i cannot be, v. CniMEEA. ar^HTf^TH 
 
 To assert impossibilities or absurdities, ^rff H^ 
 
 %?s'»if-?n^'r-&c. 
 
 To attempt impossibilities. Hrff^'^r ^R^, si^%<T Tfuff 
 «. inT»T, H'Mr^^ l? n. ^.X^., 'Tr5'5TT=5TT ^"k m. ^FTT^, SpTT- 
 
 ^^ q^ if?/. ^-ni<*Ji. 
 Impossible. /Aft< <vi«»o< Ac, cVf. ??5r?TF^T Hlfh s^t^^t-^- 
 
 ^^, 3T^*rT5q", ar^tTcft^, 3T^h^, aiq-^^rR, ^qt^qT'Trdui^ 
 
 I.MPOST, n. V. Tax. <^ m. ^K^l \^ n. 
 
 Imposthcme. See Abscess. ["T'OTft. 
 
 iMrosTOB, «. V. Deceiver, s^, TjHstT, »ft^, TT^jrfl", ^^- 
 
 Geueral i. or cheat, ^'ff^, ^?T5^, ^RF. 
 Imfostube, «. V. Thick. TTc^/. ?i. 'P'i^IoT/. q^ m. n. tJ?5 
 
 OT. ». 'n^ «. 
 Impotence, jj. v. A. 1. spH^lft/. ^ppf^TqaTT m. HT^^qiTT 
 
 m. &e. ST^wf^^T ». &c. f^5R:Ffr/. J^'-^rTl /. ikr^- n. 
 
 Impotent, o. v. "Weak. f^4?r, |4r5, ^^T^I?!, ^^T^rT'T'i'f, 
 
 ^tH5!Tf%^, ^^fTrlT, ST^fTrTT, H^J^T, f^'^'^Z. 
 
 2 incapalle of propaf/ation. ^55T, f^tj'lrT, ^H7, fSr^ff'T, 3T- 
 
 ^>T, *M<'-(I fe^T,irTT or ipqT, :T3T;T?fT^T^,'si;jpT^T?TR", "P- 
 
 5^r, Tmrt, fSffrf^q-, ^q^^, ^ts, ^, ^ts, TtrKcpT^iT^. 
 ^, ^T^rsft^-, ^i^f, q?;^?jrfrH, 3Tq??^,qT?Dt srre, tt?tt. 
 
 Jo Impocnd, «;. «. cmifine in a pen, l^c. #5^, ^f|=T 5«f^, 
 
 To liiPOvEEIsH, «. a. reduce to poverty. ^f?^-fir-7Jrft-f%- 
 
 2 fx7ia!<s< the strength of. ci^zifrS w./.-5f?5=^ w.-5f=5^r- 
 
 Impoveei-^hep, p. Y. V. 1. ^f^-&c. %'^?5T. 
 
 2 n-^m, H'2':T?r, H^^T, ^v^^^ ?re^?f, ^i?^?^, iT?r^'f. 
 
 Impoveeishiso, Impoveeishmext, n. \. V. 1. ^fe^or n. 
 Impracticaeilitt, n. t. A. 1. arm^^TfTT /. ar^W^TrTT / &c. 
 
 l-MPEACTICABLE, «. V. IMPOSSIBLE. 3Tm«T, ST^tT^ft^, 
 
 v^T'-^, ^'f^^spK, 3T?I^'!T, 3T^?^q-, it?5m. 
 
 2 unlraclaUe, v. Perverse. 3T^^qfT, fn^^R. 
 
 3 ( road, &c. ) See Impassable. 
 iMPRANscs, o. that has not had his meal. st^tB. 
 
 To IMPBECATE, Impbecation. See To Cce.se, Cuese. 
 iMPRF^o.VABLE, n. not to he taken,~{ort, &c. zm. 
 3T%^, 'iTfil^, f.WWT, f5i-:f^, in=5Tn, 'Ti^s 
 
 aT?;rTHr 
 
 1^, 
 
 412 IMF 
 
 To Impbeqnate, v. a. make pregnant, ^v(^■^'\■^ m.-&c. ^- 
 
 m., T'^r-arq^ w-n^h'tnq^/.-THf'^T^ n.-&c. ^rd\, 
 
 2— as used of iVmale animals. TTTiT ^<if, "P3«T0T. 
 
 3 ( flowers ) ^ n.-q^m m. z^^. 
 
 4 communicate the virtues of one thing to another. 'T'JT m.- 
 SPT m.-&c. ^, in comp. 2'Jf5Tf5-iT'JrTf'«r?f-&c. «FTot. 
 
 Impkeonate, o. Impreqhated, ji. v. A^ wnt/ Peegjja>-t. n- 
 
 I. having received a conimimicalion oj the virtue of, 
 
 JT'Jijrf;, 5orf'Tf»;irr. 
 
 Impeeiinatee, 11. Impeecisating, ^. a. v. V. 1. ilHR ^'TT- 
 
 Impeegnatiox, n. \. V. l.—acl. n'T^STiq^ «. IHr^TTq'lT/. 
 
 THtVr n. n»Tf?TR?T «• 
 2b Impress, v. a. prinf.^ stamp. Z^^^, IJjq^, 7H^of , 5^Tm. 
 
 -&c. JTTT^, ^f^ ^T^,^af. [Tqfrf^CT_ 
 
 2 /.r deeply, fig. JBW, 1%?^"^, fT^^, ^^"Jf, ilTiTUT, 
 To be impressed. S^dr, fif^, fn^fif, »TTof , j qpd^l^ l ; 
 
 also, inversely, to be impressed Ig, as ; mv^ "ff? HT^^f 
 
 3 force into service. See To Press. 
 Impeessed, p. V. V. 1. 5flJr^?5T, &c. %fNr, ^f^^. 
 
 2 5W5T25^r, f%inr%sT, &c. g-q^^H. 
 
 Impression, Impress, Impeessuee, n. mark made.^ sta7np, 
 Z^H^ m. 3Tq m. IJITT m. H^/. ^f^^PT/. ^TT^R »». 
 Indelible i. f%f-^r5r?:=qT or ^JlUT^ft ?:^/. 
 Transient i. ^w^\^V^-^wk^x,'^\ X'^f- 
 To take off an i. ^Z^. 
 To come oft' well — an i. ^Z^, SR'it. 
 
 2 ( upon a coin ). iff^/- 
 
 3 mental i ; idea, Sfc. ^TT^ m. 3TTHRT m. HR n. ^'^^ m. 
 
 4 sf«.5<; impressed, aice, S;c. EfTT/. '4Tq/. S^T^F in. S^wj, 
 To make an i. 5^^, f^TH^. 
 
 5 See Edition. 
 Impressive, a. that makes a deep impression on the mind. 
 
 K^f?r ^^TwzrT ^mr, Tfrf?? H^^qr^mr, fWn^q^, i^^?^;^, 
 
 Impeessivelt, ade. \. A. ^^\r\ ^^'htt^^T (?fcL <&c. 
 Impeimis, adv. in the Jirst place. qf^r^RT, 3Tt1^, 3?IRT, 
 
 Jo Impeint. See To Impeess. 2 See To Print. 
 To Impeison, v. a. confine in a prison, Sfc. HWii?T- ^^tT^T- 
 P^rf-Ac. qiB'Jt-^T^^, WSqf, =^15 %^'lii, ^^-^S-^KI'lR 
 
 ^"TltZ-Ac. ^^,y. o/o. 
 Imprisonep, p. V. V. 5i5t?f Wm^OT, &c. %^, ^Kl'lKM^, 
 
 Impeisonment, n. v. 'V.— state.\^_f. ^^f. ^^ »». 3??^/. 
 Improdabilitt, «. T. A. 3T?Tnf?T/. 3T^n?Tf^ «. 'iT^>T^ w. 
 
 Improbable, o. not likely to be, Sfc. =^Nm1'II-WR^T-&i?.
 
 DIP 413^ 
 
 ST^rr^ft^, =F5tiT, f<il^^, ^, |TPTT^ pop. |n"T^, 3T*(t<<'(i- 
 iMrEOBiTT, n, V. Dishonesty. P55ir^/. 3TSTmfiji+MUir m. 
 I-MPEOMPTU, aJv. of hand. f^^TR^^^^^t^f^, "J5f5r^T^f|?f, 
 Impeomptu, 71. extemporaneous composition. ^fTST^f^^^/.^ft- 
 lMPn0PEK,n:. unlit, unsuitable, una(laptecl,wiqualified. ^T^ft'^, 
 
 sTrTW'ft, f^T'frnt, ■■3T'T^, ar^Tg^, fH^f^, fH^fe^, 
 
 Sfq-vrm'T, ^raf?TIT, ^RT'T^. 
 
 2 ( to be (lone ) v. U-NJUSt, WnoKa. ^TKr^rTT-ctc. 
 
 375^, arqrfTsq-. 
 Impkopeietv, w. v. a. 1. SfqTT^FTT / 3f(5Tqtfn?TT/. 3T^- 
 
 3TT5f5l?q"». 3Tgf?p/. 3T^T^HJ. aTJ^TT'??^/!. 
 Improvable, a. v. V. A. 1. =^q?5T ^r^T^T-s^rm-c^cc. ^ttt- 
 
 To Improve, v. a. mahe better.^ advance in fjood qualities. 
 arftT^F =EnT?^-&c. ^nf, -mm.-Sic. irpJsnJr y. of 0. 'T'JIlf^ 
 
 /.-5'JT^5?f«.-BBr5r|H«.-iofT?^"^wf.-n'3TTf^f5/.-5oiBcr^- 
 
 2 employ to good purpose, z/se to advantage, turn to ac- 
 eounf, c^-c. <?>S Ert-^TT ded. ^;7:ii, ?rT'4^-^'P^ ^lOT deal. 
 
 Tr'n" nrstw ^^T^iit, ^^^vnxm. ^,X^ g. of 0. 
 
 To iMPEOTE, V. n. better, S;c. ^^^^ ^ ^T^, =5T5at, kj]-\^-^- 
 "TT^ ^^rsnt-^q^rT ^rl^, ^15"^, W3\m.-&c. ^\^^^ g. of s. g'Tf- 
 ^rrTT ^i'lrlTftW. 
 
 Improvement, «. v. V. A. 1. — act. n^r tTT3^''rrt. &c. ^fsT^- 
 
 ^n. norq-^^TM. nor^fjj-l^rH. ?^f^^f5?r»^. 
 
 V. v'n.— s/a/e. ^Srft q^T/. naTff?/. ^f^T^f?;/. ^t- 
 
 f ^ /■ T^f'Tft? /. w^^^jij- ^\f^ J- 
 Improvidence, n. v. A. STdi^R; /. 3T^^=^R>«. ar^q^f^/. 
 Improvident, «. want inr/ forecast. ar^C^m, ^T^^, ^Tft- 
 
 ^3ff, 3T^q^f%, W<"Tm<^?ff, HT^'Tf^^T'ft. [=5)1. 
 
 Improving, /^.a.v.V.N. =Ertn;=5T ff'JrTTT, =5fS?n",^??fT, =5f5?r =?;%- 
 Impeueence, n. t. A. aTfti%^)«. aTf^^K'". sff^f?/- arfq'- 
 
 Imprudent, a. indiscreet, Sfc — of persons. 3Tf%=?nfl', 37%- 
 
 r, ar^^fif, 3T^f^, q^rq^T^^ff, 3=rait^^, stf^^ssr^mft, 
 
 2— of acts. arflrsfTTT^r, 3Tfq->^T^T,3f1%=qR'jq%,3Tfcr^rK- 
 Impkudentlt, ado. v. A. 1. srfjr^^, Ac. 
 Impudence, n. v. A. f^mj. ^Z\\f. ^^^n. f^% n. frtl «. 
 
 ?n^ 11. 'i{■^^ws^■\f.'^^\-(^n. ^vm. 
 
 Impudent, a. ahameless, saucy, Sfc. tft?:, in, fH»ffe, f?rci"Ef, 
 
 f^<?rT^;TTT, ^3^T, ?5fT, %^7?, Ff^^T, ^"?, f^^?f. 
 Impudekxlt, adv. t. A. f^TTlS^^, JfT^ 3^^ oj- 3"% ^TPFR, 
 
 IMP 
 
 I 5^ ?!Tf5. 
 To Impugn, v. a. oppose, f^j ^r^^or, ^ur«. jctj-, ^=i ^X' 
 
 Impulse, n. v. Blow, Force. aTl^TTrTHj. ^4fgT«». 
 
 2 emotion towards. 3'^5ft/. ^pSHJ.^^sf/. ^«r«8. vF;|/. ^ft/. 
 
 A sudden i. ?=rrt^'T'«. 
 
 Acting upon i. i^rs^s^tTfRw- 
 
 That follows his impulses. iT^fRft or JT?T?Tt^ ^T^UTfT- 
 
 5rm'JrRr-=5TT?50TRT-&c. ?T'<TT'i;Rrr,^RrqrmT,^rH^R, ^'ir;^. 
 
 Upon, according to, &c. i. JT^^T^. 
 Impulsive, a. moving, impellent. ^^R^^TTRr, ^TROTRT, =^- 
 
 ?r^, ?rR^. 
 Impunity, n. c.vemp)tion from punishment. 3T^ «». 37^?f «, 
 
 2 exemption from injury. 3TRT^R«». STR'FT^'HT? ?«. 
 Assurance of i. ^'^^n. ^^^^^^n. 
 Bond of i. 3THq'7=5f n. 
 Impure, a. foul, feculent, ^c. v. Dirty. Hct+r remiss. jt3- 
 
 2 tinJioly, unclean, unchaste, sinful. irfrJ^ /"?/). H^fTT", 
 3TTf^?I, 3T3I5, STfrT, ?rNT^, 3TJTq?7, TFTT^r, ^TPft, TT^- 
 
 3 unclean, diftled, — ceremonially. Wrf^, f^Io^r^r, 
 f^^T^r^T, 3Tg^, argf^, 3TT^Ti=Eft (See under Impueity), 
 <Jl"*rfq-, 3T^, 37iT1^, ^TTTPK. 
 
 I. from a birth. ^%TH??T, ^r\^ pop. ^qft, ^%':=Pfl'. 
 I. through a death. ^f^^Pg^JT, grrqiJoET or 5?in", ^^'fvt, 
 
 4 — language, style. 3T^i;, STiT^'rer. 
 Impueeness, Impurity, w. v. A. 1. jt«%<t'TT»«. KferartjoTf?/?. 
 
 2 anfg^^r/. irfeoTTtiiTw!. iTii^^«. ar^^/. 
 
 3 3Tqf^^T0Tr«!. 3TTf^^?rT/. I^TT^WJ. 3T^/ 3T^/. 
 aT^NrfT/. 31T^TI=^?J. This word, though it signifies im- 
 purity generally.^ is, when uncompounded, understood 
 especially of that impurity which arises in consequence 
 of a death. AVheu in composition its sense is determined 
 by the power of the component word prefixedjas, ^3T^^T 
 
 ??Ht, ^rrnTNr, ^^'Jirm, 3Tf?Tw?TT^THr, &c. 
 
 I. during au eclipse. ?T^OTr?fr=^«. 
 
 I. from childbirth or miscarriage. ^^«J. tj^<i*«. ^- 
 
 fqrT:r["H«. ^sT^RrT^iH". f?r^«TrSn. ffi;/. ^Tfrr^tr^rw. 
 
 I. from a death or a miscarriage in the family. 
 
 I. from the touch of stale things. T^^ejoTw. 
 
 I. through a death. H?TTTi'Nt«. ?[rr=TT^ft=^«. ^<=I-Tm. 'S\^- 
 
 To spread one's i. f^?:R«i. ^FRT^, 
 
 4 a^JT^rafTT/. 37^f^/. [^cif. 
 Imputable, a. v. V. 1. aTRt7 ^FTTTRT 'TPT, 3TTfmffq-, arr- 
 Imputation, «. V. Y. I,— act. 3TR'tW?i. 3TRTqoT«. anft^w. 
 
 3TfH%^ m.
 
 INA 
 
 414 
 
 INA 
 
 2 V . Blame. a^spTm. V^">- 3H1<jl^«i. 
 ^"0 liiPLTE, f. rt. attribute^ assign, v. To AscniBE. JHKjHJf, 
 
 'iif^T'TTn«i.-3TKt'm'i.-3irTrT"i. ^^ .i;. p/ o. 
 
 'J— iu au ill sousc.aii'TTsn; qirJot, Hr«n rtf/i'. Hrm, CT^ 
 
 Is, p>y;). or (i</f. WH, H«T, HsJt, fHrR, »TT^r, mwft, 3Ti?T- 
 TrTf or ffr. 
 
 In, as a privative or negative is rendered by 37, f^, 
 Jf , as 3Tg5, fH^W, §T<T, &c. Of those English words to 
 which sometimes In is prefixed and sometimes Un, 
 such as are not found here should be looked for under 
 
 r«. 
 
 lyABiLiTT, n. %rant of power. 3T^Tf?p/. 3T?Tm^'^'". a^^TTTFIT/. 
 
 3iM<i+H?rt. JFra'r^HrTT/. arf^^^rf^^F^n. 
 
 JXACCESSIBILITT, ISACCESSIBLEKESS, «. V. A. <S{^^<\\ f. §- 
 
 IsaCCESsible, fl. «o< ^0 he reached, ^■c.^^^X^\ qTnT-&c. STT^f, 
 
 srn»^, f^V, ir^q, |c=?riT, |"ssfr<;q-, Tf^r. 
 iNACCL-iiAcr, »i. V. A. arg^^TT/. =^^^/. 5^/. arrTTM. rl'jrr- 
 
 Ixacccbate, «. erroneous, mt correct. 3T^5, '^^^T, r\^- 
 
 ISACTION, «. 2Ca»i o/«ci'iOTi.3T5qT'TR7». cjpT5:tP1w. s'TTTTTTHR 
 
 f». vJill'IITRw. 31%"2T/. 
 INACTIVE, a. not aciinj or lusy. ^sqfcnx, f^^m, TSSPJT, 
 
 2 no/ ae/nr , v. I>-dOlest. aT^5^, f?j??fFft, f ^, f5?5r, 
 
 Ikactiviit, n. V. A. 1. 'ft^FTT^'Jirw. f^s^TRFfT/. ^TT'TTTTr- 
 
 2 g^V- f^^TiTT?/!. arg^rrPrnr/. f^'b^yiT'iFrr/. 3T^^T^mw»- 
 
 lyiDEQUACY, lNAl>EQrATE>-ESS, 71. V. A. HTT Or fHTT/- f^" 
 
 jdfToir »'. frj^Toir m. srjfFPTwr »i. &c. '^^pqrTr/- ^- 
 
 INADEQUATE, a. not svfficient. fJTJT^tT, f'T'TTT, 3T"T?;rrT, 3T<JTr, 
 OTof, aTqqk,3l%F'T,3T5<T5TP,3T?rH'4,^31?=fTr^ 5FTqf?TTT, 
 
 I.VADEQUATELT, adv. V. A. 5T J^^fT, m?T qf^T, arq^ a^JU, 
 aZ^ decUnalle. 
 
 IKADIIISSIEILITT, n. V. A. Qflm^mT/. 3t^I%^rTT/. &C. 
 
 Inadmissible, a. not proper to he allotced or received. jtrT- 
 I.SADULT, a. not grown vp. arTTTT'fNr^r, arfim^'WH. 
 
 INADVEKTENCE, «. V. A. I^Jt^FT/. 3T^^(^R 71. gp^cft^pt^fiy. 
 
 Ikadvektem-, a. inaitentke. aT?TIJffeTR,"riT^Rq-, a^TpfqpT 
 
 nnr^ or irn^^ o,- in'ppft, sTHrfr, |^?^, ii<jijTT. 
 LvADVEiiTENTLT, aJv. V. A. 'i<F?iiftH,^'^?:^m^;nW, srm^, 
 
 <tc. ^^ m^ or iTTf^, 3=r^^5, Jp^rT H ^?IFT, ?T =P3r- 
 iKALIEyA BLE. n. tl ial cannot he (ratuf erred, S)C. to another. 
 InaLIE>-ABLESESS, «. V. A. TO^^rTT/. 31^q?IT/. &C 
 
 IkaUmental, a. affording no nourishment. 3T<?f^2R, 3T^[^^. 
 Inajioeata, n. X\^v^f. f^^\f. 
 Inamoeato, n. TPft m. OhT »«. 
 Ikake. See Empty. 
 
 IXAXIMATE, InaNIMATED, a, T. LlEELESS. f^^f?, f^^i?, fin • 
 
 Animate and i. %rRrr%?rH. [ ft?f>rlT/ 
 
 Inanition, n. — in medicine. ar^r^R m. arr^TT^TR m. g^;- 
 Inanity. See Emptiness. [ ■^]^ m. 
 
 Ikappetekce, «. want of appetite. 3i?f%f/. a^JTtrr/. ?T?- 
 
 2 wani 0/ <fMiVe. 3Tf^=53r/. arfTTT m. aT^fH;:^!^ »>. 
 Inapplicability, m. v. A. a^qR^fTT/ argqg^^mr/. ^^• 
 
 Inapplicable, a. «o^ proper to le applied. aT^TT'TRT aT^:?T, 
 
 ciRrirrsrFTT nrf r, ar^r'T, arsiqi^q', argq^^P, 
 
 Inapplication, n. v. Ikeolence. '^^(m m. 
 
 Inapposite, a. not pertinent. aTRT^ifr^, ST^TTRf^, ar^P^, 
 
 InaPPEECIABLE, a. T%JTrf/.-m?5 w.-qTTzrrir/.-&C. ^r^lTSTT^Tr^r- 
 InappeeheivSIBLE, a. not to he apprehended. ai^TI^, ^^• 
 
 Inappeehensive, a. ^t^\f^^, 
 
 Inappeopeiate, a. V. Impeopee. ai%q, argT^^p, ar^qr- 
 
 ifr, 3^5^, f?r4f^5p. 
 Inappeopbiateness, n. v. A. aT'TPTrTT/. ar^Tg^prfr/ ar- 
 
 gq^rfncrr/. " [t^^Pttt/. 
 
 Inaptitude, Inaptness, n. want ofjttness. ar'TRTrir/. ar^- 
 Inaeable, rt. not Jit to le plotved. am^^V^n' ^TT^'i", TfiRFTRT 
 
 Inaeticulate, a. not distinct. ar^^I^, aTFT'?, ipJWottrT, f%J- 
 
 f%?T, 3Rq'gT^Tf':?f, ar^T^'rwRT^r, fj^rS^, ajfqrq'H. 
 Inaeticulately, rtJu. V. A. 3T^T'2TWTTH', &c. 3Rq^, ar- 
 
 That speaks i. ^HST. [ ^K »». 
 
 Inaeticulateness, «. V. A. ar^TigrtT/. ars'q^FiTT/. ar^r- 
 Inaetificial, a. «oi done hy art; natural. ar^jf^JT, a?^^- 
 
 2 framed without art. ?rr»TT, ^fl^ROT, 'HT^T, ^TTaTHToST, 
 
 Inattention, «. «o«w^ 0/ attention. ^n^^V^ n. ar^qiTPT- 
 
 rfT/. sr^pryrR?tT/."^T^T?I':T1'nT m. |^?T «. aT?5^?T n. ar- 
 
 2 neglect. a^sfToS/. a^?3T?TT «. a^^ffJ^TT or W[f ^^^ifr/ 
 Ihattentiye, rt. lioi! attending, not heeding. aTR=r*TPr, ar^f- 
 ETtf, %^prtT,^'IT?lT5rtT, ^"PTH, TT'P?^ or iHR^fB, TT^P^fT, |?!?^, 
 aT?I5lf|?l, ar^TTtrf.^^, 3Tr1?TT?RJp, 37SJ-?g?r?I^. 
 2 «o< aitentivcjheedless.^ neglectftd, v. Caeeless. ii<PcTrrt, 
 
 Inattentively, adv. v. A. 1. ^Fi^i^, a^^^tTRT'T^^. 
 Inaudible, a. that cannot le heard. 5:^TT^'T, Jp'g'iTIBq, |:^- 
 
 Inaudiblt, n(7i). v. A. ^^ q^^HRfT, ^f T ^^r, ^f^^T|?TRir, 
 
 =rF?T "^s^rrer, «zz <ieci. 
 
 Inatjgubal, a. pertaining , ^c. to inaiiguration. sffH^'^T, ^f^•
 
 nCC 413^ 
 
 In-avgueation, ». V. V. Sffrf^/. :if?ignT?r n. 
 
 To Inauglkate, v. a. indiut into an ojjice with ceremonies, 
 
 V. To Install. qfH^r/-q1?n?NH »• ^'"'Jf y. of o. 
 ISAUSPICIOUS, a. ill omened, ij-('.3TJT1?J, '^^H, 3Tfi7^, 3t*T^, 
 
 To be i. cm 3T?T>if. 
 1nauspicious:ness, «. v. A. aTHTS^iTr m. ^f^^^t f.'fl^^n. 
 iNAUrnESTiciTT, n. tcaiU of aulhcnlicify. :5Tl%T<iIT m. "JTi^r'TT- 
 
 tnr «. nmuirTi^ «;. [^^^^. 
 
 Inavehtible, a. arfH^TT, srf^^, JM^R, g^rrT, 'JTT^^RT, 
 Ikbeing, m. inherence. 3Tff:fF4i%/. ^TfTTOrrr/. aTrf'TT^T w. 
 Ikeors, Inbred, a. a'. Inherent, jVatukal. stfT^^ffrT, 3Trfir?. 
 Incalculable, a. that cannot he com2mted.'i^^^!f[^^■s\ryJ\^_^ 
 
 Incandkscence, n. 3Tr^'JT?n'/. 
 
 JscANTATioN, «. enchantment, v. Chaesi. h^ i;;. 
 
 I. to kill. KRin «. 
 
 1. to kill or injure, — gener. 'Jl RumKu i n. 
 
 I. to produce impoteiicy or di-sease. ^]Vl »• 
 
 Eites in acquiring au i. 'TT^^tjt n. 
 Incantatokt, a. t. N. H^jfT^T, ^\f^^., H5l?r^ifr, Jt^TiUPP, 
 
 Incapabilitt, Incapableness, «. V. A. ^T^Prpmr m. &c. 
 
 3T^f^/. aTHTTT»;if n. -JT^T^fjFrry: 3T?TJT?rry.^Rrwt/. 
 Incapable, o. incompetent. ^V¥.r(\., ar^rrf, ar^lT?;, ar^TTiT, 
 
 Incapacious a. v. Narrow. arsf^T'H, aTrRRspT^T, 3r^=q'jfHT. 
 To Incapacitate, v. a. disable, disqiialifi/. 3T?nT'4'-aT?^H'-3T- 
 
 ^SHdl^^OT «..?fFMdl^<'/I W.-&C. :pT>ii. 
 Incapacity, «. m^ojiJ of power. See Inability. 2 stupidity. 
 
 To Incarcerate, &c. See To Imprison, &e. 
 
 Incarnate, a. invested with a £o((y.%^t:nYt,5^1,^Tftft,%|tjFT, 
 
 ST^FTTTt, 3T5f<ft0T, Hirf JTR. 
 
 To become i. 3T5r'=rr^. 
 Lncaenation, n. act of liking a human lodi/. 3T^?1R 7;!,??qT- 
 ?TJT n. There are particularly ten Incarnations of Vislmu 
 ( S^TWmr ) viz. -R^^^, ^, iRTf , ^|, ^TiT^^ ^TT^TTT, 
 TRT, ^<Jr, 55, ^?^. Of these nine are considered to 
 be past. 
 
 Anniversary of an i. ^^"rft/. 
 
 I. of an emanation. ^^T«T!=rTT ?n.— as distinguished 
 from au i. of the deity in full. "TaiT^rTrT »». 
 
 ilarvels or tales of the incarnations. ^^riH-«lRd n. 
 
 Player representing the incarnations, ^^p^rflft. 
 
 Eecounting the exploits of the incarnations, ^^f /. 
 To Incase. See To Enclose. [^Tft, TTipFS. 
 
 Incautious, a. t. Careless. 5THT^'^',"JK-HRq, 'fl^TN'vTH', ^- 
 Incavtiovsly, adv. v. A. ^T^TRvi^CTrFf, &c. sfiTT^^, 3T^- 
 
 INC 
 
 Incautiousness, n. v. A. aT^T^tT"Ton m. '^rT^TRtrTuiT m. ^- 
 
 Incendiahism, .«. ^^rfrswr n. armTT^^ m. 
 
 Incendiary, jj. lit. q?-;^To5urRr, arTTrSrsTT, 3Tm ^,HU | K I, srr- 
 
 2 fomenter of dissension. Appellatives, allusive terms, 
 cxpressise phrases, &e. bearing this sense, and answer- 
 ing to make late, breed bate, embroiler, inflamcr.firclrand, 
 loute feu, Iroil-lreeder, quarrel-kindler, setter hy the 
 ears, i^'c. are numerous and extensively current. Soino 
 are here collected. 3m^7T5qT, ^JTotf^rr, R-R^ or ^FofNl 
 
 HTT^, •iKiH^, ^ir^5^F7, +o!,-iioJ^i, ^^%?:-q7, !r5!%?:ctn', 
 
 ^'JI'ttFTRmRT ov ?:[^tiTRr, f 'f'lTRTi^q^ft, 5ft<: ^'TT'JIRT O)- 
 50TRT, %^A^\ or 5?TT, Bf^f^r^ft ^^"TRT, Hf 'Tft, qrir^ oc 
 ?ir, ^^^T^ or ?qT, ^RHT^ft o*' ^TT, mwtl.-^^ W^Wi^. or -Z(j, 
 ^^]m or 3IT or ^-^]^^ %o?qT, ^Tlfl", ( ^"f^f^^ ) ^Ki^7 
 f fR =E(5«mRT, S^'Jt ?T^^ ^pfilS ^5f=JU|i<i. 
 
 Incense, n. perfume exhaled by fire. VT? ?«. 
 
 2b Incense, v. a. perfume icith incense. «PT m. ^T^^iot-^ 
 
 2 enrage, provoke, v. To Anher, To Excite. ^Nflr^ 
 HFTT^trf, ^?nT-&e. W.l^., ^^\^^ n. ^prin y. o/o. fm «. 
 
 Incensed, _p. v.V. 1. q;q^f^?1^, &c. trf^^r, 'f^^nf^^, ^jttPth. 
 
 2 ?TFm^^^T, &C. ^^^ ?TTfHrT, ?l?t!T, ^?iTf^rT, #?$5rfeH, 
 
 Incentive, n. inciting cause, t. Incitement. ^tI^hh «. T- 
 
 %^5p n. ^vi^ M. 
 Incentive, a. y. Inciting. t%^^, sf^PfV, spff:^^, 51^%- 
 
 Inception. See Beginning. [ftirrtpp 
 
 Inceptive, «. beginning. 3^?pjTr=qT, 'fllq-^pfirp, TT^iT^Hiift- 
 Incessant, a. v. Continual. f^^fR, ^AK^r, ^TrtrT. 
 Incessantly, ntZy. t. Continually. fSft^lT, '^^S^, iT -4i^K<^ ;_ 
 Incest, n. prohibited cohabitation, 'i{^^^\^t^ n.{ as commit- 
 ted by a male ). <fm^'^^^ n. ( as committed by a 
 female ). 'fr-'I'm^ n. 
 
 Female, connection with whom is i. 'jm"^/. 
 I. with one's father's or guru's wife. ^ R .riyH^iq ; :^ 
 n. n^^rT n. 
 
 I. with one's mother. HM'IHH vulg. ^V^m^^ ii. 
 Incestuous, a. v. N. ifr^nir^, nr^snrsft, 'fll'^RTRft, 'im- 
 
 I. with father's wife. y^-drMT, 'F'-^r^. 
 
 I. with mother. JTMinft vtdy. TT^iTK^'^. 
 
 Some terms for an incestuous person arc. »TP=I ^TTTm. 
 "TT^ JJR "«. 'Ti-stjtfi* m. 
 Inch, n. — tlie measure. "Sj^^ pop. ^^ n. ( 8 barley corns 
 put side by side ). Hg; n. f^ m. from the English is 
 common. 
 
 A quarter of an i. mj% or TTI^/. TTJOT/. 
 
 By inches, by inchmeal. ^ifrTT'tfrfT decl ^TRTf^^TFTf . |t-
 
 INC 
 
 416 
 
 IXC 
 
 To Ikchoate, Ikcdoate, &e. See To BEob, Begux, &c. 
 Incidence, n. falling. <?iwr n. TrPT n. 2 See Incident. 
 Incident, Incidental, a. casual, fortuitous, ^-c. v. Occa- 
 sional. ^rmfn^i'^MTpf;, ipr^Tf^i^, arPrfq. 
 
 To be in. to. "TT^m 3T^. 
 
 2 happeniny ly accident, v. Accidental. arri'^^P, ^^- 
 
 3 opt to happen. ^^ qtriTrrIFTT-W^^r-&e. qr^JTPT 3T- 
 Incident, «. v. Affair. ^J^ 'JTT%=ff "fre /• "tV^ /• f^ «. 
 Incidentally, adv. t. A. 1. sf^TR, ST^nr^TT, ST^^^TTH, 
 Incipient, a. commencing. ^^-.^HNT, snt^fNT, 3TT^T^, Tf^- 
 Ikcibcumspection, n. tcant of caution, "h^m^'^^ m. 3T- 
 
 ??RVTTm- v\. aTHr5r«:n^ v. ar^irsrtTRFfT/. 
 
 Incision, Incisvbe. n. cut.^ ffasfi, ^-c. qr^T m. ^]^ m. <PT5 m. 
 
 Incisoe, n. foretooth. ^n?^=^\z\^ m. =^ra5T=5n" 5f?f »«. 
 
 Incisobt, o. +.IMUIKI, g^ 
 
 I^ciTATiON, Incitement, ?i. t. A'. — «c^ T^^iJT n. kl^n.&c. 
 
 ?5T5n»ft/. 3^=itJT5/. g^Rtjft/. 7==r?5/. ^^r^itjft/. g-%:?T- 
 ^^ n. ?>5p>ft/. 
 
 2 indiinff cause.^ incentive. 3'%^T'T «. ^^ 7i. cjrt^sp «. 
 
 ^■n^iilg '/?!. ^i-rivH+.K'Jr n. ^^\^^ n. 
 
 To Incite, ;■. a. instigate, stimiilate, stir up, prompt.^ Sfc. ^- 
 
 . '^%, ^^;^, ^SRT or -Sfft^, "^ M. %^, TtsiBr, S'TR'jf, 
 
 f?T^5W, %^TR>Jt, ^rur, HT/. 5cr-qTrIur, f?f /. %^, f^f/. 
 
 lot, <jH.|ciun/.-35Rtrft/-3^r5/.-3%^?T>i.-&e.^t^ g-of o. 
 Ls-CITED, p. V. Y. J^BFTrTT, ^SSF, &c. ST^T^f, !?re?rT^?T, 
 
 Inciter, w. Inciting, ^. a. \. V. J^PSirnj, S'SRofr ^tr^nr- 
 <T, Ac. 7?r3f^, MijTf+;, s?^'T, ^HT^^, ^^, srft?fr, q'- 
 
 iNCrviLIir, «. T. EUBENESS. 3Tf5r?T^ OT. aT^T^^TT m. 3T%- 
 
 iNCLEiiENCY, «. V. A. ^FfS'JTTmw. ^TfTTCTirwi. fHiwM^im.&c. 
 Inclement, a. pitiless, harsh, severe. Ih55T, ^^^., W.Z\X.^ ^- 
 
 Ikclinable, a. leaning, tending, lit. fig. ^;=IT^T: ^T^FI^r, ^?I- 
 
 ISCLISABLENESS, M. Y. A. ^3 »i. ^SR m. ^\^v^ n. 
 I^•CLINATI0S, n. Y. V. N. 1. sp;, m. gt^ ,«. ^t?5 »». ^^ m. 
 I. ( of a planet's orbit ) to tlie ecliptic. qTJTWiT m. 
 
 2 ^V^ '^VSf JTHI^ ^\^ ,,,, Tf^f:^^ ^^ ,„_ ^p_ ^^ ^_ 
 
 %'"• „ . [m^<ff. 
 
 io follow one s own i. iRirm M ^Rt^T, 31???^ >T- 
 
 2V LrcLlNE, V. n. lean, tend, bend. ^f^^^q^M, ^nfnJt, ^^^ 
 
 M.-ij;?i«i..Tf^»n. 3Truf ^. of s. 
 
 2 be desirous or disposed. ^^M., ^'T, ??RDf, ^TotOT, 'iTF- 
 5^, TTSfin impers. ffRw.-5fhF«i.-&c. ^m-3THiJr y. o/\» . 
 »TJTn.-&c. ^-;^;roTy.o/e. 'jfr'J/.-.S.c. ^0T,J^r»i. y. ^y^dr- 
 H^'T^'. c/s. JT?r?i. STH'ir-'IH^-^R'if y. of s. 'flf^OT. 
 2b Incline, r. a. give a leaning to. ^^r^oi, ^Fi^iJi, rfR^or, 
 
 2 /i/rn the tcill, v. To Dispose. ^3^t?f, JT^«. ^2^-?;cr- 
 
 =r5V-itc. 3T^?T'"«f''f, ^^'^-&c. ^of. 
 Inclined,, p. v.Y. N. 1. q^s;Sj;^r, ^^%^T, &c.fiT?7-&c. ^k^A, 
 An i. plane. S'^T^^'JI /. ?'. 
 
 2 srs^ar, &c. q'^nir, ^fr=^ in comp. [y. of s. 
 
 To be or foci i. iTHn.-TTiTS.^fFfr/.-KJTfq-naTJn. rTST^-'^T^ 
 To Inclose, Inclcsuiie. See To Enclose, &c. 
 To Include, v. a. See To Enclose. 2 comprise, y. To Com- 
 peehend. ari+cAu'l, (rrfOT, 3Tr^F???T«.-^JTT^?T?», :f^ g. ofo. 
 
 Included,;;. ^N. 2. 3TnF5i%^r, vT^^r, Tt^^^r, 'iTfTlfr, 'jTH- 
 
 if^f, arrfHrT, 3T?f:TT?ft (in comp.). 
 To be i. under. 5TT?'?f, 'flT?"Jf. 
 Inclusion, m. y. V. 2 — nf^ 3TT^^«. KfT"^''- &c. aTF'KrS^T'J. 
 
 — stale. ^THH^Tm. 3frf>#r"!. 
 
 I. of both (dates and places), arf^rf^rfy'''". 
 Inclusive, a. that is comprehended, y. Included. tJT%r7r. 
 Inclusively, adv. v. A. q^^r (as ^PT^R ^r^^ Monday 
 
 inclusively), g^t, ^ET^^. 
 Icrco&, Incognito, adv. in a disguise of the real person. ^^• 
 
 Living i. 3T|TrcfEfW m. 
 Incogitable, a. inconceivable. aTT^f^, 'i^■^^\^, ST^rCET, 
 
 ^w.^'^^. [^rnr^ m. 
 
 Incogitancy, n. tcant of thought. arf^^TR' n. srr%iTT/. f%<=T- 
 Incogitant, Incogitative, a. wanting the power of thought. 
 
 Ixcogsizable, a.that cannot be recognised. aTTcE^rft z(m^Jm 
 Incoheeence, Incoheeescy, n. y. A. 1. 3T?r!?TTrfT/. 3T^'?n 
 m. aTHWf^/. 
 
 Incoheeent, a, — lit. ivanting cohesion, not Joined to each 
 other. 3T?IsPT, ar^f ^, ^^, H^^. 
 
 2— fig'. Y. Inconsistent.";j?^, g^^r, f^=^^, ar^Trf, ar^- 
 5f?, ar^tf^sr^, 5i5»Tf^5, ^^H-rgg;, ar^rfW, aTfl-H?f. 
 I. talk. af^sffT^ n. ^i^Jf^if «. 
 Incoherently, arfr. v. A. 2. ^rf^ sjfff, 'TgTrlgT pop. ar^r- 
 
 To\alk i. cTST^t W?5 f^TSm SKot. 
 Incoubustibility. Incombustibleness, 7!. Y. A. ar^^T- 
 ?T^r/. ar^^^r/. 
 
 Inco.mbustible, a. that tvill not burn. ^Z i^m^qj ^J^\ , 3T?- 
 IscoiiE, «. revenue. ^JTHT/. 7??^ «. sfrf^/. aTTT ?«. aTTT^/. 
 
 I
 
 1. V. A. 
 
 INC 
 
 STT^rq- m. 3T3r m. 3^!T m. ^^^f. fjTa^PrT/. 
 I. and expenditure. aTT^ToTT m. 
 That is without i. SHHc^-Jl, aT5Tqt^5f_ 
 
 I>'C01IMESSUI!AI!ILITT, IscOMMEXSUUABLESESS, 
 
 IscojiMEXsi'KAiiLic, a. hav'nij no common measure. aTHHTfr- 
 
 I>'CO.\iMENSURi.TE, a. not of equal extent. '^^^fK^W! _ 
 
 To INCOMMODE, a. (/ire i/iconvenirnce 1o. ■JtS^OT f--'i\i-A^\^ 
 
 To be incommoded. 3T^R10t, 3^^=^um. 
 In'COMjiodious, o. inconL-enieiit.'^m'^J., 3T5^'jft^T, 3Tir?T^, 
 
 I>-co.\iMODiousNESS, n.\. A.'ik^'tf/. 3T5=5T0T/.3Tsr^T'?t?rr/c<ce. 
 
 IXCOJTMUXICABILITr, I^■CO.MMU^'ICABLE^'ESS, «. V. A. 1. 3T- 
 
 fH%?i?rT/. arf^rlsTr^TFTT/. 
 
 1^'C01IMU^■ICABLE, o. </;«)! ciinnnot he iold, S^'c. ?rtnTTT?r 
 
 2 ^/;ffi cannot he imparled or given. 3T''4K/-(, 3?^^^. 
 1>'C0MMU5ICATIVE, o. reserved, taciturn. f^rjT^r ^fTS, 3Tf?rr^ 
 
 IxcoMPACr, a. not close.^ solid, Sfc. ar^FT, a?^. 
 I^'COiIPAEABLE, a. that admits not of comparison. ^'^^^. 
 
 f%?;<m, argqipT, 3Tj=5:fr^, arsrf^w, ^q^rTTrr, ^^r???'?. 
 Ikcomparableness, n. v. A. SRTHFrr/ f^^^THcTr/. ar^'pT- 
 
 ^ n. ^sflc^'iirll/. 
 IxcOilPAEABLT, flfL'. heyond comparison. 3T=7T5T, fn^^TK, ?r- 
 
 ^ff?;'?, aTdlH'-MR, ar^TiH^'M'iji^. 
 
 lN"coiiPASsio>'ATE, o. pitdess, V. Cel'El. f^T^q', i-^l^l^. 
 
 IXCOMPATIBILITT, «. T. A. Rivr|'UHU|| m. 'k^^^ ». "^TTftf^' H. 
 
 IscOilPATlBBE. a. inconsistent. f^T^rj, f^^TT, f^?5^, ^"iftfT, 
 
 ^fT, 5t^'4nT'<T. [/. ar^rmi--^ «. 
 
 IxcoMPETEXCY, n. T. A. 1. aTqT'^lTrr/ HRI-M+1/. arfTHrfT 
 2 arj^FPToiT «s. &c. sT-j?/. f'Tfj/. artTTrC/. 
 
 IxcoiiPETEST, a. wanting faculties or qualifi cations, \. Unable 
 Unfit. 3T%q, 3T?^5T, ^irr?=fH, JTT^rT^, HT^^'t, ^f ?r, 
 'i-iin, awT'4. [^J'^i aTT'jf. 
 
 2 inadeqicate, \. Insufficient. aTTr^TT, ar^, frq^T or 
 
 INCOMPLETE, (I. unfinished. arj^TtF, arj^, 3^5?:r, ar^t'j^, ar- 
 rTRTTT, arfHi^^, ar^Trr. 
 2 imperfect, defective, 'mj^t ^l^i ^1?^i 3^^: qs^d^f, 
 
 Inxompleteness, ^i. T. A. 1. aT'TTd4<J|| m. ^^l^^\ m. 3Tq\- 
 Torr m. aTHiTTfH-/. arftffS/'aTf^'jqfrr/. 
 2 arq^^triir m. &c. arqatFtT/. iq^?^ ?». ^MXf n^Rtfr/. 
 
 Incoiipi.iaxce, n. non-compliance. aT^^t^pR ?h. aTH'^irf?r/ 
 
 ar^rg^rrf^ «. arH^r''? m. 
 
 IXCOilPBEItEXSIBILIiy, IxCOaPKEHEXSIBLEXESS, n. Y. A. 3T- 
 
 417 
 
 IXC 
 
 ^^j?^ n. flfqrir/. ^tmr/ &c. 
 
 IxcOMlTJEllENsiBLE, a. inapprehensihle h/ the undcrstandinq. 
 
 arfr^r, arfc^^^, i|ff?T, pYyr, ^r^f^rq-, ar?;^-??, ^-^^ ^^t 
 ^':Tr?ft?r, ^qTn»:q", ^fr-^mHn:, qrerri^q-, g?^T?n?i, fn^r- 
 
 rft?r, ar^fq^Ti^, 3T^^, fq-q?, n^^, |^_ " ' [ /. ^(;;^._ 
 
 lNcoiipiiE.ssiBiLiTr, ■». V. A. W^T^^'T^frr/ aTHHqofm^i 
 
 IXCOMPBESSIBLE, a. not to he compressed. 3T^^Ixf?n<T a??rr- 
 
 f^i^T, arrf ^^r^T^^q-, ar^t'^q^jftq-. 
 Incomputable, &e. See Incalculable, ie. 
 IxcOXCEALABLE, a. not to he hid. arnPTftq-, nYq^TRTT ifrT- 
 
 IxcONCEivABLE, «. //in< cannot he conceiied h/ the mind. 3T- 
 
 f%sf, arf^rRT^, a7?T^, 3?f^r?f^, 3T^?Wtq-, aTHTsr^t^, 
 
 ^^TT^T, 5^f , aTOHra^'Y^, ar^'HTsq-. [WJTT^^r/. 
 
 IxcoNCEi-vABLEXEss, «. T. A. 3Tf%cq-rrr/. a TH'J t^d r/. Ae. ar- 
 
 IxcOXCLUSlvE, «. «o/ settliny a question. 'J{f^^^^^f\ arfff- 
 
 ^ffT^rrt", arfJTnrq'^PTft, arf^t^/qr^-tp, arf^tirN^, ^ Um ih - t;, 
 arsfJTrq-^, •aTqf?T5:f?rWT. 
 Inconclusiveness, «. V. A. aTf^«PT«prft?TT/ arl^^q M-^.^f 
 «. arq-Hrr^fsr «. Ac. ar^f^/. 
 
 Incongruitx, n. v. A. fq-^rrsqtJrr »«. f^r^T n. ^^^mf. 3T- 
 
 ?f^^.T m. 3T?p^qr wj. ar^H^r «. ar^TTTsr^rr/. 
 
 IxcoxGEuous, a. V. Ixcoxsistent. f?r^"ra, l^ryiT, aT<Tq5;,3T- 
 
 ?tTfT, ar^fHTsq-, ar^fTrf^rT, 3T?fHr^T?T. 
 Ixconsequexce, n. — in logic. aTHH'M >». ar^K^T-^ w. a^f^T- 
 
 ^f?r »>. i%5tFrTHT^ »«. 
 
 Ixcoxsequeht, Ixcoxsequextial, a. not following from the 
 
 premises. aT^rf'^TrT, ar^nrfJ^cTFr, f?r^f?Rf^?r, aro'q^. 
 Ixcoxsideeable, a. little, trifling, v. Ligut. aTH"''?', 3"qfT!ift- 
 
 «T, f?5-7;T, '<r3T, ?r|r?r, ar??, ^^^ tRmr ^mr-ctc. nrff. 
 Inconsiderableness, «. v. A. ^^i^q-ojf ,;,. '4Ti%qCTTr ««. &c. 
 
 Inconsiderate, «. thoughtless, imprudent. a^f^T^^nft, arflf'^IT- 
 
 ?;^ft^, arfsriRft, ^t^f^nrrT, ^^ftr^n?, <T^Rft^-Tf|cT-^jfqr- 
 &c. |5, qRuimis^T, aTi^^'fq'^Tft. 
 
 2 proceeding from thoughtlessness. arf^^TTI^, arf^cfqn'- 
 
 =^, f^=snTTHrJrRT, ^tc. arf^^nrRf^q;. ,, 
 Ixcoxsidekately, adv. t. A. arf^T^RR, aTPj^i<q^-i5 <tc. 
 
 Incoxsideeateness, Ixconsideratiox, tj. v. A. arf^r^^flT m. 
 
 armir^ «i. f^^nTTHr^r m. '[^^^^^ m. arf^m/. aTrf% «;. 
 ^^nTTTf^tq- w. arfsT^srifT^rr/. 
 
 Inconsistence, Inconsistency, n. \. A. 1. f^^frjTtjif m. 
 ^m m. ^qftf?T n. ^^^^^ m. f^m'^f. aTHTf^/ 3THTT- 
 
 fTcTT/ ar^THrsT^/. ara'Tsr m. arg^/. W^fTTJq- «. ts?^q 
 
 n. ^'4«^JT ?J. ^T^i^ «. 
 
 2 •aT;T=^q' «». ar^HM'^f^ m. 3T?T'7»f ?«. ?t?^?r'^ >«. ar^fi- 
 
 f?r/. q^fqrfsf^r'O' »»• ^r^.H'Pjf^/. 
 
 Inconsistent, a. incompatihlc, incongruous, not agreeing 
 with. f^TJTrS, fsf^T, fq^^S, f^rift, mrT?tTrf-7r, fifJ'Jr^, 
 
 flr?PT?r, aT?{TfT, ar^Hi^T^'rq', ar^irrsq', ar^nf^ or "arw- 
 >Trf5f?r, ar^TH'Tt, aT^tHji, arjqqT'fT, '^qg^, f^^?nrft'T,
 
 I^*c 
 
 418 
 
 INC 
 
 2 incoherent, not ajreeinj with i/self. 3T?R<T, ^HlfT, 
 
 arn^S, ar^Tf^s^, 'iT«nP«<d, ^J^nrg^, F^>ff^5, 3t^- 
 
 L.-C0.S-9ISTENTLY, (jJy. V. A. 2. ?ir«-'^T^(^-tnT'Rra-&c. ^t^i 
 
 ISCOSSOLABI-K, n. HO/ <o le consoled, smtftpft^, ^r«(tlV<t<<, 
 
 Iscossosast. See Incoksistest, Discokdant. 
 IxcoNspicuous, 0. 5^^, ars'l'P, 3T^^ ^'T. 
 3>-coNsTA5CY, n. V. A. tj-cjotMuiiw. =^'^^J^\f. =^i=qrmi. 3T- 
 
 Isco.NSTAXT, a. unsfablc,JicJde, T. CiiA>'aEABi,E. ^^;^, 3T- 
 
 lT«n:, ■sTtftT, 3TT«ipft, ?irui+.R^, ^^^^, =?hra;|fET, ^- 
 
 ISCOXTESTABLE, a. T. INDISPUTABLE. arf^^T, STf^^^^ftT, 
 ISCOSTESTABLY, aJv. V. A. fSff^JITcr, %FrqmT. 
 
 1.ncosti>t:sce, I>-contisen-ct, m. v. A. tf^qrf^^T^m. tf^- 
 
 ff^'TTFTf'TrTT/. &c. 
 I5C0STINENT. a. ?;o< restraining tlie passions. gf^'TTf^^^T', 
 
 IXCOSTROTERTIBLE, a. V. INDISPUTABLE. 3T^il^?ft^, ST^- 
 
 Incontenience, Inconveniency, n. V. A. r\i^]ij, arrqtiT/. 
 
 I. an i. STJ^fnr/. cjn'Tf:^/. "l^^'Tf /. ifk^ w. 
 <ro Inxonvesience. v. a. V. To Inxommode. 'q^?/.-&c. ^p- 
 
 rJf y. ofo. 3T5^Rf ^TH'Jr. 
 Inconvenient, o. incommodious, imsuitahle. "^^Tf^TT, 3TS- 
 
 Inconveniently, adv. v. A. %^r^ decl. 'i\l^\%^.,'^m\\ 
 
 Inconvebsanct, n. t. A. ar^-qro >». " ? l ui<MH r m. "^iTHlff- 
 ?fT/. ar^f^lTR n. ^i\^^^ n. '^^•\^\^ n. '<s\^u^\^'^ n. 
 - InconvebsaNt, a. not vn-icJ, not familiar. "q^JTrrt-^, ^k'TT- 
 f|rqT,rtnTl%TOT, 3^ ^»-"qTfl''T, 3T^-q-^, a^frjOT, aTSffr^T, 
 
 ^if^ 10111. 
 
 Inconveetible, a. that cannot le clianc/ed into some thing 
 
 iNcORronAL. See Incorporeal. 
 
 T» Incorpobate, v. a. See To Embodt. 2 mix and male 
 
 into one body. fiT^rSOTf, fHo'.q-OT, ftT^^^.&c. i^^qr^ot, ^^- 
 
 ^PIT m.-??iT% m.-kc. ?p^ g. oj o. 
 
 2 form into a legal lody. ^^rfTK^/t/ ^Jnjf. 
 To Incobpoeate, v. n. fJT^, fiTfH-&c. P^^nrf. 
 Incoepoeeal, a. that has not a material lodij. f^%|t, 3?^, 
 
 3T?iTtT, ar^ifm, ar^TfTT^, a^^, arflfq^, f^T^^w:. ' 
 lNCOnPOREALNEs.s, Incobpoeeity, ■«. y. A. fif%^f^ «. gT^- 
 
 ^ 71. &c. ^^PTT^ ,n. ^isi^^^\^ m. ^^ n. ■mtK■^\^ m. 
 ISCOBBECT, «. inaccurate, y. "Weonq. 3^55, ^^{ft^, ^^, 
 
 Altogether i. ^«rfg^. 
 Incoekectly, adv. v. A. ar^^, ^ ^5:h, ar^irr. 
 Incorrectness, 7j. v. A. arg^Ftr/. argf^/. nr^nSff^T^I 
 
 »«. ?f^crr/. TTj^^ft/ 
 Incorrigible, a. depraicd Iryond correction, v. Shameless, 
 
 AViCKED. SPTSTT, q^T :p!TT, f%iT5TT?T, f^ilJTpft^, arf^^^oft^T, 
 
 Incorrigibleness, n. v. A. ;FreiiqtJrT m. &c. [ f^. 
 
 iNcoiiEuPT, a. V. Pure. 3T^, ar?!^, ^w?.^ 'JJ, jq^^, <T- 
 Incoueuptibility, n. v. A. aT^T'jqrTT /. arftRTfrRTT/. arfq'- 
 
 Incorkuptible, a. not susceptille of corruption or decay. aT- 
 
 ^3.5T, arf^^J^, ar^r^TT^ft, arfir^ir, arf^-T^, a^fq-qnft, 
 
 aT^=^, f5r=FTTT?TJT, f^^RT^TW^, arsTn^RT, aTtnF7f?TiT. 
 Incokruption, Incoreuptness, n. V. A. anT'l+K' »«. arfsf^- 
 
 frr/. f^rq^TTPTra- M. 3Tf2?TT/. 3Tg'2?TT/. ^T^fTT/. 
 2o Inceassate, &c. See To Thicken, &e. 
 To Increase, v. n. grotv greater or more. ?n^, =^T^, ^'4of, 
 
 5j^^-aTffer^-&c. f'm, EfT^/-ff5 /.-&c. ^m ^. o/s. |- 
 
 2 ( iQ force or iutenseness ). vd'Kisrdf, ^TIT^'I, vT3^T- 
 
 To Increase, v. a. malce greater or more. STT^^of^ ^J«rof, 
 3Tf^-^f?Trer-&e. 5F?TJf,5rTS/.-ff^/.-&c. ^ilg.ofo. 
 
 Increase, Inceeasino, n. v. Y. N. gr^w m. =TK/. sTTS^n 
 or cjKNl »n. c||iU|-+,/. ^ifj ?n. =E7^rft/. iJSFft/. |f^/. 3T- 
 
 v. V. A. Efl^q-Df 71. ciTJ5j-0T^/. ^-^q- n. ^'^T'^Vn. 
 
 I. increment. ^\^^\or ^K]^Jm.^j^f. ^Klm. f fg/. ^f?/- 
 Increased, p. \. V. N. ^rik^., &c. cti'^ft, ^(m'f ?r, |^, ^%^. 
 
 V. V. A. cn^^FJT, &c. STfl^T, ^fSTflFT. 
 Inceeasee, «. Inceeasino,;). a. v.V. N. 1. t)i<juiKi, &c. ^TT- 
 
 T. V. A. sTT^^wn-, 5r|^, ?f5^-qpTTf-q7R^-&c. ?t«r5%, 
 
 Inceedibility, n. v. A. Sfs.T^q?TT/. f5r»^?TPr^rTT/. f^»5fT- 
 
 ^liTlIifrlT/. 
 
 Incredible, o. that cannot le Idieved. ^■(IHM|qi^"rnT-&c. 
 
 Inceedulitt, m. v. a. ariiT^T/. arnf^/. arf^'iTWOT. ar- 
 
 Incredulous, a. indisposed to lelieve. 3T»-f^l=)lH, ar^rgT?, 
 
 Inceement, »j. increase, addition. STK/. =rKT ?«. cjK^I or 
 
 To Incriminate. See To Ceiminate. 
 To Inceust, To Inceustate, v. a. cover uitli a crust or 
 hard coat. 'TZ or 'T^«.-^^?i.-&c. ^f^iJf-^, f+i-i"?^, 
 
 Inceustation. See Ceust. 
 
 To Incubate, v. n. sit on eggs, to hatch, atff n. pi. 3^?!^, 
 3t5 ^TTTot. JRvf.
 
 _^ IXD 419^ 
 
 iscuBATiox, n. T. V. arfr ^"^i^rn/!. 
 
 Ikcubus, n. niglit mare. V^f^^m. n. 3T^of^^'5jSfMJ. n. 
 To Inculcate, v. a. tearh hi/ frequent rrpclttion.i. ^^i^K 
 
 ^■m n. ofo. 3TTT5:oi,5rRm?;/.-q"R:r^iTfr/.-^rRTr«Tm/.-f^- 
 
 INCULCATED,/;. Y. V. ^K^K ^fn?I^^T, 1^0. 
 Inculcation, n. v. Y.— ne;?. ^M>iJK ^fl^". &e. R^;^^- 
 R^^Twi. ?r?T=rr^/- ^t^rf^/. ^frer^rrer/. f^^R«it'4'»«. 
 
 Inculpable. See Unblamable. 
 
 To Ikculpatje, &e. See To Ceiminate, To Blame, &c. 
 
 Incumbency, n. t. A. 2. arr^aT^FlT/. ^Tfo'??n'/ 3TT«r\^^M. 
 
 Incumbent, a. luing or resting on. ^«i^'J|Kl-3T^'?nTT, OT- 
 
 2 ZyiHy OK «« a duty. 3TT^3qjp, 3lcf5,q^Tf5q', ^F^sq-, ot- 
 
 To be i. ou. *rm ar^iJf-q^-T^^ ( ex. HOT qt?m TT- 
 
 T 3TI^ ), sfRT 3?^. 
 Incumbent, 7t. /(0?(7(;;- o/fl! Icnefice or office. q^J^lfrTHMf, 
 
 ^if^tnft, ff^Hprft. 
 2b Incue, i'. «.&)•/"(? o?j one's self , make one''s self lialle 
 
 to. ^^ qTjf-^trnf-siff H t^, 'iTPTUTrsR 3TmoT-3Tt5'jf-3fr- 
 
 S^ q't'f, TT^ «. fl'il g. of 0. irof, ^<T-3T^-&c. ^ /;?. con. 
 ( in comp. ). 
 Incurable, a. that cannot lie cured, ^'c. 3T^T«T, ar^T'T^ft^, 
 
 l^fR, aTfsrf^T, f5rf^??rT?fr?T, f^f^??fraT^, awi^^r'f, 
 
 Incubableness, Incueabilitt. n. Y. A. 3T?fT«TrrT/. ar^rrq'- 
 
 ?fkfTT/. 3Tf^rfe?5T?fT/. &c. f?I<?q|i)ril/. 
 Incubably, adv. V. A. snr ^ ^ITWT (?fcZ. 
 Incueiosity, Incueiousness, n. v. A. aHf^^liyi/.ar^^HT 
 
 /. sit^r^tJTTT^ m. 
 Incubious, a. not curious. 3^Hrg, arf^flig, ^T^'^T^^I^Tg- 
 
 Incursion, n. inroad, invasion. ^TC\f. ^rs/. ^tf?T/. 3TT^H?ra. 
 
 InCUESIYE, «. ^TT^-Ac. «P<U||<1, 3l|TtiM0T-&C. ^iTft. 
 
 2b Incceyate, &c. See To Bend, &c. [^"R^. 
 
 Indebted, a. leing in delt. 5f?crft, ^^^, %W^Ivft, 'R'Jnift, 
 
 2 laid under oUigation. Sfftr^f, 5tt'4t=r, ^it^, fipp^^r, 
 
 Indecency, n. v. A. ■pTOT3iTRiTT m. f^^s^jf. ^s^Kif^f^M. 
 
 Indecent, «. offensive to viodcsty, delicacy , S,-c. f^r*A-Ai\^ ^- 
 
 3^, R;Tf^<=ii"ii, OT^f^r^fJir, ot^ots^tt, f%^pf<4uii^r, 
 
 ssnfr^, ?i^snTl|rT, arfifT-H, 'iT^f;^ f^^^, 'frTJw, f f??fFr. 
 Indecently, at/w. y. A. fHST^^RWr^, fJTc^^^mT'J^V, c5T^ 
 
 Indecision, w. «•««< of firmness. 3T^ »«. ar^ n. s^R^lT- 
 
 qiTTT )«. qr^TS/. iR=Hqt^?q- n. f^^K^ n. 
 Indecisive, a. not decisive. arf^^iq^nT^P, ■Hf^trfqTJTTSp, 3T- 
 
 f^^T^^, ^TfH'nm, H^IRTltcT, 3T2ir^rT, nS^^ftrT. 
 
 IXD 
 
 2 undecided, u-accving. artft^, tmffen, arf^v^. 
 Indeclinable, «.— in grammar, sjsq^, '-irf^rrl', arf^H- 
 
 I. compound. 3?°^^ HK >«. 
 I. word. 3T5?TT n. 
 lND]i;conous, «. nnhccominj. 3Tf^, arf^T'^rr^, 3Tr?IV . | < --jKMi , 
 
 aTK'Tf^^,ctc. sTifi^, ar^fq^r, gr^qr^T, ai^^'^, arftR'T. 
 Indecorously, «rfy. v. A. sif^m?'^, 3iH^i5/i, aTH^TTTT^^, 
 
 aTf^v?r^RR5^, f^T-gr^R ^\Y^. 
 Indecoeousness, Indecoeum, n. t. A. aT%^Tf/. 'fln^rr^/. 
 
 ar^r^ »!. 3T^>f^f^ n. srftRq- «j. arovqrTT/. arfnw^sm: m. 
 
 3I?T«Tr5fK «J. f^T?T^Rrf?T^T «?. 
 Indeed, adu. verily, really, actually, v. Truly, ^pt, str^rtT- 
 
 5F, w^i ^Tj^x, ^=<t?T, arcTsq-, HFrr4, ^f or h^t, ^rt^. 
 
 Indefatigable, a. unuraried, not yidding to fatigue, 't^^.i- 
 qT3fpTT-&e. ^^f., ar'-THcftq-, -flSiTf^T, "H^fT, qft'^'fr, H^^- 
 cft, 3T».TTft, q^HRcft, ^cq-r, qfT5;RTr5fT. 
 
 Indefatioablt, fljy. Y. A. crprsjpTRT^ Tft'.TH^-^. 
 
 Indefeasibility, 01. y.A. ^^^n^f. aTRR^IMrlT/. &c. 
 
 Indefeasible, «r. !^7/«/ cannot le set aside. ■Hf^fciRT, ■VTRfr^- 
 
 ! ^r, ar^'s^ffq-, 3T#?T, ar^es^jfr^, ^s^T^T^^r, S^^sfT^q-. 
 
 Indefectibility, n. \. A. arf'I'+.KHl/. 3T?t?ptt /. &c. 
 Indefectible, «. not lialle to decay. stR+m., vrfcf ^rt , 3T?t- 
 
 ^■/iqp. ST^T'ft, are^Rq', ?i '^ m ^ , ^ ■mi 4 1 ' ■M ,aT^r3 q,aTf^;TT3,q-. 
 Indefensibility, «. v. A. ar^^^rir /. aR^Ttft'Tm/. &c. 
 Indefensible, a. tliat cannot he maintained. iK-HNI^-^fTT- 
 
 d^^\^^ arqr'q-- aT^^q--&c. aR^q-, aR^rtfft^, ^c^^TjjRfpq-, 
 
 ^^nir^T^q-, 3T^T^^R?T. 
 
 2 that cannot le supported or vindicated. ^T^frimq', aT- 
 
 srfiTRT^q", q'f^NTTHr^T^^, aT?T?qTi1%<TTct^,aTsq5Rim^, 
 
 5TJR'4rT=TT^T^?T, aTsq-SR-trT"^, aTHrR, a^-'^^qirR. 
 Indefinable, a. not to le defined, <s^^^^[\^.^ arl^^^, 
 
 f^f^TT^T^pq", ara^^'^fW. 
 Indefinite, a. v. Indeteeminate. STf^pi^TrT, aTf^q'''rR?r, 
 
 arf^T'TfiTrr, aRR^jfiiTFr, ar^Rm, H\^^ or ^^^^^:j^'^^^^., 
 
 2 exceedingly great .^ Sfc. v. Infinite. aRmf^, »r^5, %- 
 
 g^TR, qfetrriT, %'i?tT, arqTRT. 
 Indefinitely, adv. v. A. 1. TiRRT or HT^H, aT'lRTrT, fT"T^- 
 
 ^TRsft, aTfJTq'JT'Tq[%. 
 
 2 aRRTTT, sfgrrR , &e. 
 Indefiniteness, n. v. A. 1. JTRRTmr m. arMt'TrPPTT ot. &c. 
 
 arf^f^rfF^r n. &e. arf^qJT m. ^^■^z7-^ n.f. 
 Indelibility, Indelieleness, n. v.A. aRn^'rft^RTT/. 3TJTT- 
 
 u^fcf n. &c. 
 Indelible, a. not to le effaced.^ cJY. gJJfT ^JTRH"^ 5TI^, ^- 
 
 Indelicacy, t;. t. A. 1. ^trt^rt /. ii^RTT nt. f%*lTl/ f%- 
 fHSTorr m. aRTPT^ ?«. ^#qnf|^M. 
 2 V. Indecency. arf^TgTJ/. a^f^wr/. arf^'^NROT. H^- 
 
 hfv^LiCAlE, a, void of fnc feeling or delicacy. ^jR^^r.
 
 TXD 
 
 420 
 
 IXD 
 
 2 V. ISDKOKNT. ?r;5Tl^nT^, ?^^«Tr^, ?v>nf 1-=)^, rii^c'.H<J|| • 
 I-NDKLICATKLY, aJv. V. A. 1. Jj^T^nT, k^^^J. 
 ISDKMMFICATION, W. Y. V. 1. ffR-MNJ-MH ^T^'TT n. &C. 
 
 2b ISDEMSifV, t'. (J. «fc«r(?ff(?<ji«rf /(/«»'. ??t^-»TRf'^ Tnjr?t, 
 
 2 reimburse. TC^ ^, ^•+-^M?«.-&c. ■>T???T ^, ^rf^- 
 
 IsDKMXiTV, «. seeuritif against loss. <?t?T ^T %«<<|-=n fTHt/ 
 
 Paper, &e. of i. ^^WmRi^'^/. ^Tfq-"7?:tir'T=5fM. 
 2 secitriti/ ai/ains/ piinin/iment. ftT?lT ^ ^u-HI'-Zl ^Trft/. 
 Paper, &c. of i. S^rT^T^'i. ar^^q'^Sl". SfT^^Trt. 
 
 ISDEMOXSTEABLE, a. 3T^T«^"^. 
 
 2b IxDEST, t'. (7. notch, scollop. wktn.pl.-^\^f.pl-&c. 
 
 qn^, «f;<5i<i"l ;j7r5t-^-+-'-<i'+i<-&c. ^frrnt. 
 
 2 J/nJ o«< ?)y contract. <t,<KM-&c. 5^-<tc. 
 2b IxDEST, «. m. largain. See To Contract. 
 
 2 Wio^-e o requisition fur stipplies. M\'\^\\f. ^R^. 
 IXDENT, W. See ISDENTATION. 
 
 2 official requis-itionfor supplies. KFToff/. 
 ISDEXTATlOX, n. notch, ^-c. ^Wm. ^ts/. ^fsrcn. ^VJ f.n. 
 I. as of the edge of au uufiuished wall, thatch, &c. 
 
 IXDEXTED, p. Y.V. ^1 qT3%?^T, =R5pft ^f jt, ^FmT^aT, 3?^- 
 
 2 ^mn^ z^(^^. 
 
 Ikdextuee, «. covenant, m-iiinj oj contract. ^RR^TTTTw. 
 
 2b LxDENTUBE, &.C. See To Indekt, &c. 
 
 Ixbepexdexce, Ixhepesdescv, n. v. A. 1. ?^5q«. ^^jTr'^rTT 
 
 2 3T^'^»n. ^5[VTT^5rwi. ?t^q-<rr^ri<m. sr^T^q-^^qw. 3T?q-- 
 
 3 3T^«TT^;rrRn. J--imM'im». -WMrlMqiRifTT/. KTTJTT- 
 
 g+fiHHi/. *=J,■^^]^J{T^ n. " 'rHTf^w/. 
 
 IXDEPEXDEST, o. iwt under the control of others. Tq'^=iT, ^^- 
 
 2 not cnnnedcd u-ith, or dependent on others. gT^P^TFT- 
 
 3 no< olsequiovs. a^H'^flH^T^, 3 H - ^ HH«l TT f, ^rrr^T, ^^T- 
 55^fitlK"T, ■MHHMnT'fr, HflT7iT7|?rpft', ^PT^. 
 
 4 possesniiij a eompeloiee. ^J^ ^^T-^^r^T-^iT^-^rrrr- 
 
 ISDEPE SDEKTI-Y, grfc. T. A. 1. ^^^UTT^, ic. ^ M^ q<^, 
 
 2 3TJn^g-^,gT^^:qqHt^^ ^.^^^^^.^^-^^^^ |r^^^^_ 
 
 3 CHlHr^Mf 5^, ^H^TR^lW'T^^, &c. 
 
 IXDESCHIBABLE, rt. 31cJ|^<T, aTf^cfNi), 3Tf?T#^'K, ^f^?i7T- 
 
 oiH, 3T^'*T?ffq', 3Tq-of^t^, ;(T£TrFfr?T. 
 Ikdesekt. n. !ra«< of merit. 'T'JTTHT^wi. %'''??TT>TT=rm. "STfll^- 
 I ^ n. qFTrTPji^w. [ qTTrsT'^. 
 
 ' lUDESTnuCTIBILlTX, «. T. A. ^flfqFfPT?!!/. &C. ^i^m. H- 
 
 Inbestkuctiule, a. arf^PTraq', 'Sf^rsq', arf^PTT^ft, ^^Tr^T^^r, 
 
 ST^T^, 3T?T^q-, 'flW, STS^q', 3T^>^T, 'ilf^'^X. 
 iNDETEiiMiXAiiLE, a. ■j^f^Mq', s^f^qfj^, aTfHqfwt^, ■y{^^^ 
 
 Indetebminate, a. not difnite; vague, lax, loose. 3Tf^f'-q[- 
 
 ?r, 3Tf^q'fft?T, ^T^trqifr^, arfff^fn^r, ht^ht or ir'r^JT, ^- 
 
 ^iTTf'^ft, ?l'^^, 'fl^TTIFT, q^^rST^, ?7.JT^T^, qeiT^, 'T- 
 OT5ft^, ^^'T^, ^^S^'T-^j ^^^^'t<^i 'fl^^TsfTFT, 3ToIJTofH 
 
 Indetehmixately, mfc. T. A. in^H 0?- JTI|'1H, 'flHPFT, 3T- 
 3TT55lrr, aiolH-ictM, Ji^T, 'q^TT ^T5|T, 'i^^T or 5T, :JJT1T?T. 
 
 Indeteeminateness, n. v. A. tjt^ptt^T >«. &c. ^r^rf^^rtr^TM. 
 &e. arf'T'lH «J. 3T^ «■ 3T==rT 0/- 51 «. cT'tIT/. >iry. co«. 
 
 Indetermination, n. unsettled state of mind. arf^T^^ ?«. 
 
 3T.fH'^ m. f^!ifz[r>^m m. «:T?:^RqTJn" «?. 
 
 IndeyOiiox, n. leant of devotion to. 3THf^/. 3T^Hf^/. 
 
 arf^rar/. 
 
 2 V. Ikeeligiox. ar^Tfip/. ^'qriTf^/. 'T^q-'ITsr w. f- 
 ssRTf^'aT/. 3T^^T/. 
 IndeyOut, «. no< having devout affections. *rf%^?f-^j^- 
 &c. 5Tf^>TR^>r-&c. 31H^, 3T»Tf^iTT^, ^^ST^fM^, 'fl?l> 
 
 Index, n. pointer out. ^\^^ n. Z^^ n. jj^^ n. fTN^ n. 
 
 2 table of contents. 3T^q^Trfin^ /. ^T^ w. g;^'^/. g- 
 
 3 forefinger. r[^^f 
 
 4 ( in algebra, &e. ) qiffSf^r^l^. 
 
 Indexteeitt, n. want of skill. 3TT?7rrr/. 3TJJ^"^ «. 3T^- 
 
 f?fuq- n. a^^qtrq- m. 
 India, «. fl^^iTR »(. TT^T^'s «. ^TTTFT n. •HT^Tcpf «.. ^J^T ?!. 
 Indian, a. f|^5irT^^r, Ttn^i^, f||?'<THFI?5T, &c. 
 Indian coen, n. H^ in. 
 
 Graiu of i. TT^fTPTr in. 
 
 Straw of i. T^TOT «. 
 
 I. parched. JT^m w.^jZ. 
 Indicant, Indicatory. See Indicative. 
 2b Indicate, v. a. point out, t. To Shew. ^r^ST^Jr, ^flJfor, 
 
 sr^^k"^, g=5T^, sfr^^^, ^^■^^ n.-^\^^ «.-&e. ^RiJf y.o/o. 
 
 Indicated, ;j. t. V. ^r^sTSOT, &c. sr^trT, ^^fcT, ^^cf, f?r- 
 
 ff '5, tT^'S, 3Trfif4rT. 
 Indication, n. v. Y.—act. 5T^=f^ «. &c. iT^^l'H «• ^^T «• 
 
 ^r-cT »«. f^T^V m. Z^W m. ^35^ «. ^f 
 
 I. — of a jjassion, &c. by gesture or action. aTlf^TW ">. 
 
 3Tfir?rT m. 3TmT m. Tl^f. 
 
 II. s(y?i, symptom, tohen. V^^ n. T^f. f^-^ n. f^T^ir- 
 
 oft or qt/. jJT^/. ^^ «. sq^^ n. "Jcfer m. 
 Indicative, a. T. V. ^T^^'JIRT, sT^^ti^, "^^T^, ^^, ^^^,
 
 IND 
 
 421 
 
 IXD 
 
 3^r'<?^ ( all used csp. in comp. ), '^^ ( iu comp. ), ^- 
 ^ff ( in comp. ). 
 I.— iu grainmiir. ^['4. 
 To Indict, v. a. charge in a wri/iiiy. FjVjmTH^\^ ?«.-^^T- 
 fH'TFI m. ^"Jf, STTRTT m. ^iif. 
 
 IxDicTKD, p. V. V. s^^rfngti;, ?*^rf»T5^. 
 
 ixDicTMEST, «. V. V. 'flfHqr^w^ m. ■•i^^^'\^^=^ n. erTr- 
 
 IxPiFFEKENCK, n. V. A. 1. equipoise of mind. T^T^T'^T- 
 ??T «. ^SRfr^ff^/ 3T^q?TT/ f^^?^/. W^^iJT/. ""^T- 
 
 I>-DIFFEEEXT, «. ncvti'al, not indinnij. g^RTf^, ?nT^f%, ^- 
 hI^tT, ^rfTer, fT:??f , ff?^'-^. 
 2 unconcerned. S^W, 3?Rit^, 3^«t^|f^, 3THR4T, f^- 
 
 5f5, HtT?T, ^fm. 
 
 a tvitJiout prejiondernnce or prefcralleness. ?frwr, "M<|i|<, 
 
 4 common, hadish. ^WT^, iTROTiTfft'^n', 3T'cT?!^ ^^S?, 
 ^?T?ft, ^?ffl, ?TOT^, ?r^TT^TT^r, ?TT^?T «ey. fow. 
 LNDlFFEEESTLr, adv. V. A. 1. ^TRTf^f'mT^, -':^"~I?T?it^^fR, ?r- 
 
 2 3T^TT^'<TT-3TgrHT^-&c. "Jcf^, ^T^rm^. 
 
 8 gTRT^T dcd. ^Rrmff, ^K^T, 3T?rT?THT decl. ^RT^Tft. 
 ISBIGEXCE, IxDIGEXCr, M. V. POVEKTX. aT^TqlrT j90^. 3T^- 
 
 "TcT/. itt^/. ^ir^fr/. ^1t=?T «. JTHTSTT^ft/. ^^/. 
 Indiqexous, a. iiative, not exotic. K^qff or ^t, ^^t^T, 5^f- 
 
 riHr, %^Tt ( in comp. ), ff^ftq' & \i^ ( in comp. ), \f[^.^ 
 
 Indigent, a. \. Poor. 3T^5r, 3T^5^5T, TfT^T, ffirj, ^IFT, j 
 Ikdigesxed, a. not concocted in the stomach. HT'^SJar, STTsfi, 
 
 2 7iO< regularly arranged, £jC. 3T^M^'i<=i?''-T, ^sTHFTS^- 
 
 Indigestible, a. wo< e(r«;7^ converted into chyme. ^W^, S'- 
 
 Indigestion, to. dyspcjisy. ar^ftor ?«. ar^ifrrr/. aTTftoff^^- 
 ? OT. 3l«>lR+.K m. ar^rf^fH/. arqr^ m. s^'j^q^ n. 
 Flatulent i. f^^i'^pftof n. 
 Slight i. 3T3ftaif^T »«. 
 AVeight on the stomach from i. ^JTTJ^T n. 
 To Indigitate, v. a. p)oint out ivith the finger, ^[f, n. ^Riif- 
 jp^?r ?T^^"jf, 'JiJZ n. ^^cpif. [ ITH^J. 
 
 Indignant, a. v. Anget. ftw, ?ffTFr, qFrTfsrfS;;?^, ^f , g^fn- 
 
 IkDIGSATION, W.T. AnQEB, ^m*. ^?«."r['T«>. ?trITTOT, ^oJ?«, 
 
 iNDiGNiTr, «. contumely, Sfc. v. Contempt. aTTRRm. 3T^- 
 
 ^m. aTo|T;«.|?5^/.^srr/. 3T5ffTT/. 
 Indigo, «.— the plaut. iftoi/. :fl?fr/. n^t/. ?ftfe^/. ^- 
 
 2— the colour obtained, ^^f. ^jS[f. w,\^^f. ^^f. 
 Indirect, a. not direct or straight, lit. 3T?nH, 3TH^, sfFFST, 
 
 2 fig. oblique, not express., cjv. aHliHMINl, aTTS^rf^, 
 
 arm^JTT^T, =rf^ =rr%^, ^frf?:r^, aHi ^ H dqN [,'Tsgn=?T, 
 
 3 devious, dishonest. crf^tJ^r, 5r^,'iH,HI'INl,'?RftFft^T, 3T- 
 Indirectly, arfv. v. A. 1. and Obliquely. 3?[5rT?rT. 
 
 2 aTT3Hni#, arr^cn^^f , arrpr^FqM, q^rf^Hf, Tqiq^^TT, 
 
 3 qTJTTTT^, nrftrft^, STiTTnf^. 
 
 Indirectness, n. t. A. 1. ar^RHrrT/. srt^^T'nT m. 3th^/. 
 3 Eff^q-urr w. q^T^f. 
 
 Indiscernible, a. not perceptille. af?^?-'^, |^^, Jf^'I'Tcft- 
 
 Indiscernibleness, n. v. A. ^S^<^^?i\ f. tr^^\']\'AK^ f. 
 Indisceeptibility, n. v. A. aTH?T'^/. ar^^s^T^TT /. &c. 
 Indiscerptible, a. incapnlle of separation. aTH^T, aTH^^« 
 
 T, 3T^5?T, ar^^^^q-. 
 Indisciplinable, a. arRT^^T, arf^^tift^, f^^i^^wq', ar^T- 
 
 ?^f^T?i, ar^TiPT^imq-. 
 Int)iscipline, »i. aTf5T?Tr /. ar^TRRT «. arf^Ts^or ■«. 
 Indiscoverable, a. ^ftq-q- ^FT^rar^ aTJTof^, aTF^i^-q-, ?;^^"^. 
 Indiscreet, as. v. Impeudent. 3Ti%^^, 3Tfjr^IT^fT?5, arf^- 
 
 %^, f^^R^j>^-Tf|?r-&c. a^i%^rRr=qT,aTf^lr;Fr^, ar^TH^Ri-. 
 Indiscretion, n. arfsHTR m. arrsi^^ ?». f^nTRTTR m. fijsr- 
 
 Indiscriminate, a. made or done tvithout discrimination, con- 
 fused, general. ari^^sfRT^r, aTfirjn:T=^, q^iJiHiilHr^r^?'- 
 ?nT?T'^^^m;-'Tr5rTqr^f^T-&c. ^?T-fRr-^jf?f, arf^ff^, 
 
 2 See Indisceiminating. 
 Indiscriminately, af/y. v. A.l. ar^spPH, 3TM^,^R?Tr^- 
 
 '^f5T^R-frR?r'^f^^-&c. ^ :F^?I-%r^Ni^H, aT^^m:, 
 
 f^lf?T"T?f:. 
 Indiscriminating, a. that does not distinguish. 3^fli%^, ^- 
 
 ^f^Tsr^, fr^fjf^TR, ^%^^jfjf, 3Tfq?rTfr, rTRfTicin^^Tf, h^- 
 
 Indiscrimination, n. ^f^^T- »»• arf^R m. arf^i^^sRT /. 
 f^H^HH m. f^kwU^H^ m. fqi\^]fq=qK m. rTR^l'^r^qr- 
 
 im. ar^rrsR^/. 
 Indispensable, «. that cannot he spared or omitted. aTTfqr- 
 
 ^, arnj-j^T^, ^3T?^, ^5TC<t^r, aiF^Rq-, arrfrTficq-, JtrrrfrT^, 
 
 aT=T'q^'<TTf^5, ^\^m. 
 
 It i.s not i. f^n^rq^ ^f^itT ^ifr. [ aTfJTT^rTT/. 
 
 Indispensableness, 71. V. A. aric^' n. ^^t/. arRsqsp^/. 
 
 Asserting or holding the i. of. STIrT «. a^lf^^ ?«.
 
 IXD 
 
 422 
 
 Assertor or holder of the i. of. arnfT^T^. 
 LvDisPESSABLT, adv. V. A. ar^aq", aTTPq-, 3i'irq<>.H, amf^'- 
 
 To iNDisrosE, r. a. Jisimline. ftrr^m, *R «. fj)T^ ^. of o. 
 qrfJTJm, qTr?:TffT-f^TK^-'TTOTTTT-3TgfHr^-&c. JfTDf, grpj^- 
 
 2 disorder sUglilly. f^fH /.-ftrq^rR m.-3i?r»TT'4R «•- 3T- 
 
 lyDIsi'OSED. ;?. T. V. 1. 'T^T^?^, f^T^i TRHTTT, ST^fffT^, 
 5im^, TT?5^, ^l+^r5, #71^, f^nTrT, ^?^, f^R^, JT- 
 
 2 V. Sick. aT'^r^'^, ar^nTTsirFft, f5nPTfl',Kt7r, ^rgi^-tf. 
 
 Is-DISroSITIOX; fl. V. Y. 1.— state. 'iTHRl/. =TR^/. f^^ft/. 
 
 PPST/. 3T5?f ^PfTT/. f^TTf^/. 
 
 2 s/fy/;^ disordtr. f^PPR w. aT^mrvTFT «. 3T^TR2."q n. 3T- 
 
 l>-DisrvTABLE, a. ^f=T?rr^, arf^cj-^Ht^, l^fij^, f^^T^WT, 
 3H<-4J^-M , ?7^T5W^, 'JT^nftT^, 3T5rP--?T, fHTRTt:??, fw^^", 
 % d+<li, ?rm^MH?7, srHiuiMT?T. 
 
 INDISPUTABLY, atfl'. T. A. an(? CEETArNLT. f^T'^nTT^, MH+iK. 
 
 IXDISSOLUBILITT, IXDISSOLVABLENESS, 11. T. A. 1. ^\^^ 
 
 ISDISSOLUBLE, Indissoltable, a. not ccipalle ojleing melted, 
 
 2 ^/in< cannot lelrolcen; firm, lasting. ^S{^i^^^^, 3T?t5^r, 
 
 Indisti>'CT, o. not clear, S^c. t. Oeschbe, SR'T?, 3^5^^, 31- 
 
 IXDISTI>"CTI.T, a(/». T. A. 3tip?j, 3?^"?. 
 
 I^•DISTI^■CT^^:ss, n. v. A. 3TW??1T/. arsq^^TT/. 
 
 lSDISTI>-GIjISnABLE, tt. 3TTfr#?I, 37TIT^^^, 3T5^^S- 
 
 1n'distueba2;ce, «. t. Calm>tess. 3T^jt m. ^t^TTHR m. 
 To IxDiTE, V. a. compose. ^R^, ^^nt, sffquf, ^'T'^, ^(S^ f- 
 
 JRtJT 17. 0/0. 
 
 2 See To Dictate. 
 L;ditidual, a. single, one. iTsp?T,'(^j:irP^, 5^^PHr,T<T'7TF5T^, 
 
 I>"ditii)i;al, n. single 2^erson. ^JPJT «?./. w. ( The plural is 
 ^oTw. ^JTtrflf/. ^of «. ) aropff/. m. o^rfip/. 'J^PT^ n. 
 
 The individuals ( of a species )— collect, sqilpcf^f m. 
 
 ISDITIBUALITT, M. ^VJf^?^ M. tn"<5^TT «. S^^PtTT/. ^'<:T ^l l rM4i - 
 
 flT /. ^'-MMlffJI-TT f.'k^^n. 
 I. essential and constituting qnality. ^f? «. fsf^T w. 
 IsTiviBVALLT, ado. separately. arorrft^TK, 'J^'^^, ^qf^rf:, 
 
 sqf^?!-.. 
 ISDiTisiBiLiTT, Ixditisiblent:s 
 
 T. A. arf^rTR^rTT/. 
 
 iHJITISIELi:. a. 3^cr^>TT«r, 3lfT>13I^t^, f^H^^TO^q, 3Tf^- 
 
 IND 
 
 LntiOCII.E, a. vntrnclialle. 3Tf5[l?fiiftq-, 3Tf?T^"q, 'iT^Tt^T, |:- 
 2 utttravlallc. See Obstin'atk. 
 
 I5D0CILITY, «. V. A.i. '^fT<^^'i- ^^f7\^^^J. ar^iq?^ «. 
 
 5^1 1*:^ Hi/. &C. 
 
 2b IxDOCTKiNATE, &c. Sec To Teach, &e. 
 
 LsTOLEXCE, n. V. A. 3TT5t?T '». arr^rrfTiTT m. ^^ f. gwq- 
 
 orr «!. 3TTf^^ «. 3'?TTq|5 »«• 3'?Tm?TfriT/. fH^^rrfnm/. 
 
 SR^rrPtFTT/. aTsqqHrq w. 
 IXDOLEXT, a. idle, indisposed to labor, T. Lazt. 3TT^^, 3TT- 
 ^^f^i ^''^1 3T^?frift-, fJT^?fFft^ f^Tf^^FT, f^f^Tf , fel, ^- 
 
 To grow i. aTTo!:^'Tr, 3H|c4«Nui. 
 Ineolentlt, «(/y. v. A. SHId'HM", ario^ ^F^, g?^, STT^^- 
 
 ?, 3Hirf<:q-&c. qq^. 
 Inbomable, Ixbojiitable, a. that cannot he tamed, ar^^, 
 
 3?^H41q, f^"T, 3#T^, i^q, |'4t, ar^TT^, |n«^. 
 
 To Indorse, v. a. tvrite on the lack of ( a bill, order, &e. ). 
 
 mf^ Tfq n. fe^, Mi'il'^i ^ft/. ^fTw, JTJq ic^=T ^^r- 
 
 ?% ^ff/. ^C^ -H + Kui. 
 
 IXDOESEMENT, M. T. V. TT^^t^T^ft ^T^/. 
 
 Indeaught, n. inlet, wf^f- 
 
 Indubitable, a. v. Ceetain. f%?H^Tq', f^^^WNI, f^fFBfe- 
 
 Indubitably, adv. t. Ceetainly. ^q^H, f5r>;rf=T o?- f^>JtT<T, 
 
 To Induce, v. a. influence, persuade. ^^\^^.^ ^5:31^1, K^T «. 
 
 iTPnm-qa;cm-3iT^>jf-&c. y. of 0. if|^ ;i;?;ur, ^rFsr^r n. q;- 
 
 2 f«!/se, produce, occasion. aTT'T^, 3TT^ 3TTiI'^, 3^;[T=r?r, 
 
 3^5nff , 3TTq?r^. 
 
 Induced, ^. t. Y. 1. HHq%?Jr, q3qil3T, &c. STfrf, 3%f^fT. 
 
 2 3Tm^?iT, afiffr armB^T, &c. 
 
 Inducement, «. inducing cause; motive, Sfc. vJtJ-^H «. viri^d- 
 
 ^ «. sfqr^rr n. h-mm^j m. srq#F «. stc^th^ «. ^qq/. 
 
 2b Induct, v. a. introduce into an office. qc^|cj<-&c. si^fsTO", 
 
 ef<iiTfqfq^'*TPT^T/. 5F?:or,?F:fnT'pN; 3?f(^rr jpr^. 
 Induction, «. v. 'Y.—ast. ^'i,}A\ ^^^^ n. &c. qinfqf^MT- 
 T^/. ^TWR7=FR'«Tr^T/. 
 
 I. inference, v. CONCLUSION. 3T^iTH «. ftf^f'T m. 
 
 II. reasoning from par tindars to generals. fq?TTifft?TTTq- 
 
 Inductive, a. leading to. Jfq^, sfff%^^^. 
 
 2 proceeding Ig induction. f^m^f[f{]^J{W'V\^ I ^ui 1 H »1 M I - 
 
 =qT, fq^T'W^?^^^W^'^^?T^T. 
 2b Indue, «. «. clothe. See To Invest, 2 endotc. ^dr, sf^- 
 
 ?r «. =PT^, q^-fqfW-^"T^-aTf?q?t-?wf^^rT-&c. ( all in 
 
 eomp. ) m^. 
 Indued, _p. v. V. 2. fq%^%^OT, &c. ?fq^, q^, fqf^T'J, 3T- 
 
 fNrT, ^Tf:=qfT, siq?fJ. 
 To Indulge, t'. a. permit to le or coniimte; not to checTc or
 
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 restrain. 5TlolMui,%if^, ^^"if, 3T=TFTr^ H.-Sf^TcTT »».-3^^- 
 :p?5H M.-&C. spT<Tt y. o/o. ifl^^ ^T5^. 
 
 2 gratifi/, grant, comply with. "TTT-T't-^ftMul-HH'-tl JH-&C. 
 ^E^, 5Tq''jf, ^STT^^T'jf , %5^. 
 
 3 /;k»io;-, coclccr, pamper, cj-c. F^TS^, F^rS^T^r^, ?!T1T^^, 
 
 f^rs «i.-a;f55n5!; m.-^;o!T m,-v.TV¥\f--Fj^n J.-^w^^ n. 
 
 JT^T'Jt-^STT^^'jf-TT^^ y. of 0. ^\^^ n. ^Riif g. oj o. sj^- 
 ^H H.-siiln-jh /.-^■<(iH<l'^' W.-&C. :Ri?ry. o/o. 
 ifacor. ^\f. ^of, ^qr =F5;^ \^. 
 To Indulge, v. n. i/iclJ to the cnjoipncnt or practice of icithoiit 
 restraint. Sf^^THm w.-Stf^T^cT'frT w.-T'il=^3*fFT m.-&c. 
 
 l>-DvjLOED. p. T. V. A. 1. 5rT^:n?;aT, &c. jfn:3T ^"rsB^T, ^- 
 
 INDULGENCE, ti. T.V. 1. — aci. qT^TJf ?!. 3T?IT=r^'iI«. aTTItT^ «J. 
 3 Frre^Rirf". JTTST^^ n. &c. FSr^^mq^/. Krsw!. FTTS^/. 
 
 1. favor granted, ^m\m. sftf^PT?L Jr^TSTPm'Ht^'Jrift/. 
 
 Indulgent, a. yielding to icislus.^ ready to gratify, y. Fond, 
 
 Kind. STT^Ts^T, OTS^r^Tr^ ?5felT^ 5?:5ItrrRr, 3^1^- 
 
 xff /)o^. ^^j'lM^f, ij^M+iRt pop. 5J?Tg?rrff, jjfrHqr^ 
 
 2 lenient, not severe, \. Mild. ^'t'^,^JM, ;t7^, ^TTH^f- 
 
 ^, ?=wr5TWT, ^THTSTTH, ^V^^i%, ^qj^f?, ?r?q-, sqif." 
 
 Indulgentlt, fliy, v. A. 2. ?;'?T^'?t^, sqr^^'StH, ^JTRq%, 
 
 To Indueate, Induhation. See To Haeden, &c. 
 
 Indus, w. — the river. f%g^^OT. f%'gm. 
 
 Industeial, a. consisting in industry, ij-c. qfi;»;nTT^T, 3^T- 
 
 Industeious, a. v. Diligent. ^JTT^, ^TH?;, ^JT'^TT, ^T^, 
 
 Industeiouslx, a(?y. v. A. if^rft^, ir^^?T^57T, T'TR'J^, 
 
 Indcsteiousness, Industet, «. T. A. and Diligence, if^- 
 JpT/. qft»-PTm. 3TnT55^«. fjRTt?^ 
 
 Indwelling, «. v. Eesidence. arf^T^Rn. 3Tp^%ffr/. arFT: 
 Indwelling, a. inherent. aT?r^'<T, Sf?f.ft-4r?r, arfs^f^. 
 To Inebeiate, &c. See To Intoxicate, kc. 
 In-edible, a. v. Uneatable. ar^Rj, 3T'Te-"q'. 
 Ineffable, a. t. Unspeakable, arf^sr'r^, 'fff^^T^^Fft^, ''A- 
 
 In-effablene.ss, n. v. A. ar^'tT^rrr/. 3?^^-^t^t/. &e. 
 
 Ineffective, Ineffectual, Inefficacious, Inefficient, 
 
 a. not producing effect, SjC. ^T'TT^IT''^^, ^r^t^PTft, ^FRW- 
 
 ISEfFECIIVELX, InEFIECIUALLY, adu, Y. A. o'T'tf, ^'[:'<T^, 
 
 Ineffectiveness, Inefficacy, Inefficiency, n. v. A. ^- 
 
 ^Rrrtn:F^«. ^wi+iRdi/. ^Frar^^T^fr/. +.i4(f«iH?-"qH.&c, 
 
 Inelastic, a. aTft^ffHFiTN^. 
 
 Inelegance, n. y. A. ar^iTHT /. ■3TO'r^«- 5!ftHTiTW«. ^^r- 
 
 Inelegant, a, teaming leauty, polish, <J-c. «lfR, %7iT, ?Tr- 
 
 HTTT^, f^I^frfim, ^""r^f^H, 3T!T^T'fT, 
 Inelioiiulity, n. v. A. 'J^qr^Frr/. q'fiTH^^T/. 3T^tjft^^y. 
 
 ar^fr^^nr/. ^w.v^i:\f. 
 
 Inelegiele, a. not capallc of leing chosen, not suitalle. 'A- 
 
 ?Tr^, q-iiirrH^, ^\^\\^\>^^ •fl^T^^., ainqi^. 
 
 In-elgquence, n. y. A. 1. f^rinTT ^SqoTTw. JT^fr^F'T", f^- 
 
 B^T^:iTr5-JT«- ^5T^f^«. 31=Jthrij«. 
 Ineloquent, a.— a speaker. fbTT^^TT ^^, ^ms^f^H^^T, H- 
 
 ^rpH, ^sT^r, ftT^Tf , 'flq^T, 5fmT^, Jfrn^s, ^^rhrf . 
 
 2— speech, &c.5T^Jrft5T-^Jf^-Ae. if|;?crqWT%TiJf^- 
 
 &c. jrTfq5H[^fi-&c. 
 
 Inenaheable, a. that cannot le told. Sff^^TT, 'i^f^Z^^, 
 
 Inept, &e. See Unfit, &o. 
 
 Inequality, «. v. A. Un-equal, 1. g'^^^^iq^iTT m. j^^- 
 
 2 «»(/ DiFPEEKNCE. 3TOJT?rr/. aT^TT^jq- ??. 3TOJTRnT/. 
 
 Inequitable, a. unjust. 3i?qT?=T, arMlHirui^, •Jt'T'tir'^, "JR- 
 
 Inereable, &c. See Infallible, <S:c. 
 
 Ineet, a. destitute of the power of motion. ^J, 3T%?, aT%- 
 
 2 ^?;/Z^, ^c. V. Sluggish, gw, armiT?, ^5, f?^, 'fl^- 
 
 "SOT, ft!fil?5, 3T<5?m't. 
 Ineetta, n. ^SffFTT/. ^3fn^ M. 
 Ineetion, n. u-ant of action, Sfc. ^-^^m ni. a^^TTR m. 3T- 
 
 Ineeiness, n. y. A. 1. ^^nr/. ^T^ar M. 'fl%'3T/. %l?TTTf|?q??. 
 
 2 g^/. g'^qoTT M. fs-^qoiT m. \\f^^^ n. 3T^qTfnHT/. 
 
 Inesculent, a.not eatable. 3T?<TKT, 3T*r?^PJftq','HiT?-'T, aT^firJT 
 
 ar^TrWm/. 3^FT- ij Inestimable, o. y. Invaluable, ar^^q', 3THTf=iq[J, aror- 
 
 Inevitability, «. v. A. arf^^rmT/. ST^fr^mT/. f^cTK- 
 
 Inevitable, a. //;«< cannot le avoided. arf^^rPT, 'flf^^TT, 3T- 
 
 Inexcitable, a. SfffP-'q', 'fl^Hift^, ^HoirsT^q-. 
 Inexcusable, a. not to le palliated, arf^^rnr^q, a^qfoTT^- 
 
 2 )io/ ^0 le borne or passed over. JTI"^ ^iii^j i ^ 'flifrT a?- 
 Inexhaustible, ,«. 3T,^ eqq^jT^jj^^ ■fr^l^JT^q^, arm,
 
 IXP 
 
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 LVEXHAUSTIBLENESS, ». V. A. 3??^^IrTT/. '^-11^11 /. 
 
 Ix EXISTENCE, n. tcarii of leing. 3T^^ ». aT^TTT/. 3TTT^ m. 
 ISExisTKST, o. //(«/ w «o/ in heiit'j. ar^ij, a^f^TSTTH, 3T^- 
 
 iNEXOBABiUTr, Intxohablesess, w. V. A. |mr«Trn'/. 5- 
 
 LvEiOHABLE, n. flo/ to he movrd ly intreati/. |TTTT«T, |TTTTq'- 
 
 ISEXPECTANT. fl. »io/ lookiwj Jov. 3T!T?ft?7?P, 3Tin=ft?=(HW, 
 
 ISEXPECTATIOX. «. 3T:nft?^r/.3TMt?1T/.'J^q^?TT/.f=TT^?ir/. 
 
 1>expediexce, I>-Exrt])iE>-cy, «. V. A. ifiqi^rtT/. srI'- 
 
 fqPT «. arnq^Tp^/. ai^qffT/. ai^p^'^JHT/. qT?!Tq?:t/. 
 
 I>-EXPEDiE>T, «. not Lipedienl, not fit. S^qW, 3T^f=5frT, 3T- 
 
 gqj^, 3t^tTct, 3;i^«4, m?im^. 
 
 I>-EXPER1EXCE, n. want of ixptricnce or crpcnmrn/al hwid- 
 edge. 3T^H^ m. f?ITHH^ m. ^^}:^^^ in. 'JT^^^ff/. W.- 
 
 orr m. &c. ^■^^^^^ n. sq^r^ t^?ir/. 
 
 I^■EXPEBIE^"CEI), a. not hating experience. Sl^ICT, ^fl^T'Trn', 
 
 IsEXPEBT, a. unsldftil, v. Ai\ KWAi!D. ?IT^fl^, 31HT5t, 3T- 
 f5(I3, 3R?T, 31^5, ^5l€^^l?q-, ^^W^T, ^^c^r. 
 
 lM:xrEnTNESS, «. y. A. CH^TTS^fnT m. Cflspr^T?? «. Sl3^r/. 
 
 IxEJPiABLE, fl. ///«< admits not of atonement. iTFTf^/lTTRff, 
 Sirap^BTqP^, !Tmf=iqfTT?fm, f^i^Hl^TWq-, f^i^f^TqFJr, 
 
 3Tf:r?rr!:Tqrq-, a^SffJTOHTQ^. 
 IxeXplaixaele, inexplicable, a. v?JtT^r ^^^^TT 2fRT=!fr 
 
 ?rr(r, 'fl5^?z%?T, a^fsnTTofTT, ar^WMt^, ^i^^R^'t^, f^- 
 
 IxeXPLicaeiliit, m. v. A. "ifli^^Rufm^TT / &e. 
 IxeXPEESSIEle, a. unutterable. 3Ti^"jfq-, 3l1^^?ftq-, 3T^- 
 
 IXEXPEEssivE, a. iinanimaied, dvll. STotoff, f'Psgr, iTo5ilaf<T, 
 
 IxEXTAST, o.sTHqf^i^rT, aTf^RFH, aT^qFj^THT^, argq?;*-'^. 
 
 ISEXTlSGEIsnABLE, a. that cannot he qnenclied. sr^TH^ftsr, 
 IkextiupablE; a. ///a/ fojiTioi le rooted out. 3PJ?TT^'^, 
 l>EXTiiiCABLE, fl. «o< ^ le disentangled. 'I'rTT cf,|(i | ^|^ 3T^- 
 3b IsETE, V. a. inoculate, —a. bud. qsf? ijr^TJf, fq^/. er^. 
 
 IXFACISDITT, Jl. V. I.NELOQUE.NCE. H^^^lif^q- «. StcT^ n. 
 
 Lnfalubiutt, «. V.A.I. 3Tgif?T--^ /». vjiTT%q?n-V- ^- 
 ^^^rf:^f5/. 3?^ferTOfH/. ^^^H^i^H? m. 
 
 IKFALHELE, o. not capalle of erring. S^w., V^v^H^ ^?5- 
 JTWTJT, qTTT^T^, 3T>ilt^cmr, 3T??3lfermm, 3T?^f=rn^f J, 
 
 2 «o/ Halle to fail, v. Suee. 3T^qf;, ar^«Pflqpff, csmq, 
 
 IsrALLlIiLY. SeO CeETAINLT, SlllELT. 
 
 IiiFASiOL'S, a. notoriously vile, — of persons. sj^all^^nTr ^- 
 
 aTf^ppr^, iii^THNr; aTqqft?iT=qT, si^HFfNr, «r5t»t, ^- 
 ?<jmr, 5i?^"H, ^"^^TFT, 3T«T?Tr. 
 
 To become i. '^^r ni ?IT»r^, 'g5b^ f?5 m. pZ. BRof. 
 
 2 ///a< renders infamous, v. Diisuhacefvl. 3iq^^?^7, CjT- 
 
 ^Tm^T, r3i?f^i^, s^^Fi'^'^r, a^s^ptr^^R^. 
 
 ISFAMOUSNESS, I>FAMy, W. V.A.I. ^^fr\^ f.^^^:\'^^ f. 
 
 3^^%/. laff^^ w. 5????if%^ m. z^:\\%f. ^zr{ri\\f. ^• 
 
 ^X^ n. arq^^T «. 3?q^T «. f ^qrfn/. JJIiT j/op. ?IR w.r.Sqf. 
 
 lKrA>"CT, n. childhood. rTT^qoTT m. «lTotqoT n. and qoiT wi. 
 
 ?J^Rq>^ w. ««(/ "Wr »»• sirRt'f «. STrT «. siranRiTT /. |i- 
 
 2 — in Liw. See Mi>"Oeitt. 
 IxFAKT, n. lale. frT'|^?5 n. SlfTT^T^-^lqr^ J^?^ «. ?r|RJT- 
 
 3 «. P^II^fHITS «. ^?5 or atTS «. 5113^^ or ^t^.W. n. 3rfT=T- 
 
 CLubbiuess or ijlumpuess of au i. ^W■^ n. v. if-if. — 
 
 To get it. qrs^T^TJt. 
 
 2— in law. v. Minoe. 3T!nTTJ?T^fTT, STfTTrfJ^I^^R. 
 In'Fant, a. stTS (in comp.) siTc^s'^T^r, ^]^m^. 
 Ikfakticide, n. — tbe act. ^\^,^^Tf. ^]F.^mf. ^n^-sfm. 
 
 STT?I^T?r m. 
 
 2— the agent. SfTH^f^rnT, siTH^rlT, STTSf^^F. 
 Ikeaktile, Ikeastine, a. lelonginj, ^'c. to infancy or an 
 
 infant. ^\■^^^=^^■\., ^^\^^z\^^J.^ qI3<T^,^T?5I5re'i^=qT, ^~^- 
 
 Is-BAyi-BXjn. foot soldiers. ^■\^Z^.n. qr^TTT'". qJlf^IHR »». 
 To infatuate, v. a. make foolish, deprive of judgment. ^T- 
 
 &c. ^.^^ g. of 0. ifrf f?r ^T?5'Ji-'Tr5'^. 
 
 To become or get infatuate. %5^s5rj JTOT, HS'Jf, 
 ^f^i%^ m.-kc. -^ g. of s. 
 Infatuated,^. v.V. and Mau. ^gNrtSTi^ST^ %%?5T-5fM- 
 sr, &e. ^-Sjfj, H-Sm-^, =7"S?1H, f^fTPT, ^^"5^, ^f^- 
 
 ijij, nn, g^, ^s^Ffr. 
 
 Infatuation, «. v. V. — slale_ "k^^^PW^ni-Sic. ^^n. qff;?. 
 g3t/ yft/. H?^/. H^^TT/. Hiaw. ^55/. jfr^m. gf^^f- 
 
 I. as betokening misfortune. SPFHTf^ TFTTot. 
 Infeasibiutt, Infeasiblekess, n. y. A. 3T?rT'^''?<TT/. |:Hr- 
 
 •^■^Tcfr/ ?N;«f n. 3T^T^^Trrr/. 
 
 Infeasible, o. impracticaUe.^ t. Iupossiele. 3T?Tr«T, l"^?", 
 
 §:OTKT, 3T?W^. 
 To Infect, v. a. taint., effect ivith eommunicated qualities. 
 
 arrq?; ^m ?^r^ TFfr-|'?-&e. q^o'f, 3tn?^t ^>«.-3TTq^ 5-.- 
 ^w.-&c. ■^j ^?FTT^f?r-^m^^'s-UT^^PfH?r-^?rn|fT- 
 
 rr-&C. tRof. 
 
 Infected, _p. v. V. w\ f^?|F5T-%ri^?5T, &c. Tmr^JH, ^t- 
 IsrECHOj?, 11, infectious Jiiatter, infeclinc/ cause, W\V^^ ^^f.
 
 INF 425 
 
 2 infected state. ^:w\^ m. ^^ITTT m. 
 Ikfectious, a. v. Coxtaoious. ?q^if?f-^r%?f-n'?Rf-&e, m- 
 
 I.vFECTious>-E.ss, 11. y. A. ^^M=5nf?:rrT/. ^fFr'TTr"^". ^m- 
 
 IXFF.cuxp, a. lairen, v. Unfbuitfcl. sfW, sfl^rr, 3T"P?I3rR, 
 I.VFECUXDITT, II. V. A. onrf Unfeuitfulkess. srr5r"mT»!. ^- 
 
 IXFEr.iciTT, ». V. TJKHArpiXESS. ^:^n. ST^^^M"- ^r^T'iIT- 
 
 »TR /». 
 To Infer, r. a. deduce from premises. 3Tg^=T».-rT%»H.-<TTT^- 
 
 ^«.-3r^m.-3vnT^?!.-&c. JpTTf y. of o. arg^Tf^T"^, rtis«i, rf- 
 
 =pf?f-aTgiTRT?f-i-tc. ^PKuf-^tjt-f^^ W'^. 
 JyFEEAELE, a. V. V. 3T^«T, ?f^cT?j, rt%m'-'5T, ?I%'T=q', ar^HT- 
 
 Ikfeeexce, 11. a trutJi drawn from another, t. Conclusion. 
 ^m. aiHHHn. aT^WTT/. ?r^f^«PT;«. rf-^fH^trf?^. 3?^- 
 TRf^^tH m. 
 
 I. from circumstances. ST'tTtTfrT/. 
 Subject of an i. 5q7irq-_ 
 That leads to an i. aTJTPT^, 3^T-1i. 
 Infeeential, a. gathered hy inference. 3TT^KTf^, 3T^iTT- 
 
 Infeeior, a. loicer in place. ^TfT^TF, W^^-, W?ft^, 3T'cT7, 3T- 
 
 2 loii-er in station, rank, Sfc. ^rs^, ^Fs^iTT or ^TrT'^^qT 
 
 "TTqft^-H 4=il ^ r-^mq'^^-3tT5fr=qT-sirft=qT-&c. ^f?fgsi?ft^ r- 
 
 3 q/ little excellence or value, ^^r, ^^\^.^ fk"^, f^TW, 
 
 4 o/ Zt's« importance, v. Secondary, rfprr^ 3T!T'?T^, 'iT^- 
 
 Inferior, •«. a person in a lotcer station, ^'c. ^J<^.zij mzr(\- 
 
 Inferiority, n. \. A. 2. ^r?^ ^P^T^Tt/. ^^T^TT 7^/. 
 ^trf^^'^/. ^f^^HT=r m. 
 
 To allow one's i. ^^^^Jm. ifiJr, ^?: ^m-ftrf^^- 
 
 <mT '/«. &c. f^^?Tlf /. f^?;^/. aTT^^^TT/ 
 
 I. in stature, size, age, &c. ^]^.^^ n. '•-TT^-l^iTr m. 
 
 Infernal, a. Idomjing to the loivcr rerjions. TPTR;^?, "TTrfM' 
 
 I. regions, v. Hell. ^\^V^J n. ar^^gsf?! ?!. 
 2 See Hellish. 
 Infernal, ?j. inhahitant of the lower regions. qHTr^Sfr^ft, TT- 
 
 Inferred, p. v. V. rir5?5?rT, &c. -STT^irFf^-^, ar^JTRmj. 
 
 Inferrible. See Inferable. 
 
 Infebiile,. a. v. Baeken. ^tt^, vf^r^, -iT'?>^?Tr^, qnj^ 
 
 INF 
 
 Infeetihty, n. v. A. ^Fft^mr m. ar^v^HF/ ^'•TfTr/. 
 To Infest, v. a. annoy, harass, v. To Trolblk. ^^^A m.- 
 f3TT/.-?r^ /.-Tt^r/.-T^^w.-^ H Jt'M »i.-Ac.^rdt-'^-r5T^. 
 Infestation, M. v. Y. o»(OIolestation. CT^ wj. ^f/. 
 
 Infidel, «. dishelievcr in the christian scriptures. R»)^^r- 
 
 2 rejecter nf revealed religion, — rrencr. 5Tl^lF-i*«n'tft, ^TT- 
 
 Infidel, a. v. N. 2. ?r[R[H'^=5Tr, ^Tmi='-T5=?r, ^TT^^l^TrFH^. 
 Infidelity, h. disbelief of religion. ^Tr^f^^sTW m. m?5fT»-r- 
 
 2 unfaithfulness to the marriage hond. s^T^TT »«. -jII ■"+.-• 
 
 I. ou the part of a husband. ar^'^T/- 
 I. on the part of a wife. aHmfdsJf^J «. TrfrfsTFTH^ in. 
 Infinite, a. unbounded, unlimited, arqp:, aT^?f, 3T?rrfTTT, V- 
 
 ^TtTT^. For this word as made, in the rather free 
 phraseolo;ry of multitudes, to convey the general sense 
 of Immense, immeasurable, illimitable, incalculable, 
 unfathomable, bottomless, boundless, endless, numberless, 
 (J'f. SfC. i. e. exceeding all bounds and all computation, 
 conception, and thought, there are numerous words and 
 phrases. These though well agreeing with Infinite, both 
 in the sense just exhibited and in extensiveness of 
 currency and use, have, as their English representatives 
 above, differing' particular implications and aspects. 
 Some arc here collected. 3TnT'4, aTf^T^TTT, aTH^T^, f<=rHqT-' 
 
 3TqfaT?T, ^g^R, ^rgKTTrqr, %^, ar^iq, I^s^tt. 
 
 Infinitely, adv. v. A. ar'TTT, aTHTT^, &c. TJTT^, arfFT^TT. 
 Infiniteness. See Infinitude. [^S^'T, 
 
 Infinitesimal, a. indefinitely small. a^fq'rT, arf^^T^, aim- 
 Infinitive, n. — in grammar. ?n*nT'Jr^,"T «. ■«mi"H'^^H n. ^^^ 
 
 ^^nr^ n. HK^^^ n. 
 Infinitude, Infinity, n. v. A. aiq<m<'-)uiT m. 'jtPIPT n. 3TH- 
 
 ?TFfT/. ■S\^^\Ts^f. ^flHiHN m. 'S\^m^ n. HIHKlf^Fq- w. 
 
 frpCHrfcT^^ TO. ■^{^>i■■^^■[^ m.—'m free phraseology, &e. <T- 
 
 ^PPTOT/- ^^^TW in. iTfiTKTOTT ot. &c. 
 Ibfiem, 11. not firm, stable, ^'c. ari^'iTT, r^'H-tlH, SoiHofld, 5' 
 
 2 feeble, 4-c. v. Weak. f^sj^E. |^2;, ^^r^T, 'iT^iq^, ^PT^fT- 
 ?:, ^K^FT, ^JH + M or 5-7;HPT, aT?TT _;>o;). aT?qiT. 
 
 I. from age, — an animal. ^?3^, ^iI':S[ff?5i ^^^^ '^f- 
 ?fTTT, J^EI^IT or ^ST^ST. 
 
 1. of purpose, v. Ieuesolute. VKfTl^^^, =Et=^T5rR-?fr^r. 
 Infirmary, n. v. Hospital. sfTHR^Rr ?». frfnifTRT/. 
 Infirmity, Infirmness, «. v. A. 1. z^^^.^^^\ m. &c. ar- 
 fT-4'Trr/. aT-j?R^ «. ar^^nr/. ^^w-M\ or ^^^T^fT/. ^rr-
 
 IXF 
 
 426 
 
 IXP 
 
 I. weakneii, Jailing. foMe. 3T7f «. sqn jr. ?5T5 «. »nH/. 
 
 II. malady, v. Disobdeb. |^ n. rn ?». STlf^ pop. 
 
 iTo ISFi.T, I'. n./.» ij/ thrusting in, Sfc. ^Htl«i, <HN"i, W- 
 
 2 See To Inlat. 3. See To Implaxt. 
 To Inflame, v. a. set onfre, lit. fig-, t. To KrxDiE. %ri^- 
 
 g. of 0. ^rTTH «.-&c. JR^y. oj 0. ^^tW-sf^ffT-^frnT-^tfTT- 
 
 2 make hot, angry, and painful. <ffrnT-^ftrr-^5-^r^TR- 
 &c. <?^, ^ffFTH n.-i&c. :rov y. o/'o. f^#TTW ^, 
 
 I.VFL.1MED, /?. V. V. 1. %rl<»rfai, &C. 3r^, If^ff, ^^tf^, 
 ?T?TfT, tldlRri, mrH<1. 
 
 To be or become i. %rT5r, q^or, FTKor, ?TrfH'-&c. ^. 
 To be i. with anger or lu.st. Cji^ipsar. 
 
 That is i. — an eye. ^f?TT. 
 ISFLAMEE, n. Inflaming,/), a. v. V. 1. %rT^t7rnT, ?f?mg'- 
 
 «mTT, Ac. vi ^^H H +.Tli -^Tft-&e. 5T<fW^T^pTrT-=FTft-&c. ^rfT- 
 
 MH*TlF-^JTft-&c. 
 Inflammabiutt, Inflammableness, m. v. a. gfgTT ^nctri r / . 
 
 Inflammable, a. that may he set on fire. ^ £iu i K | q^l %- 
 w^, ^rT^T^ft^, 5^?ft^, ;J?rT?5Tq[ft, ^JT^TtM^, ?T^. 
 
 Inflammation, w. v. V. l.—act. %?r?or ?j. &e. g^"PT «. 
 s?^fT^ 7!. ^ftR n. rfH^T »z. W'rim^ «. — state. FTR »». ^rTT? 
 
 wj. ^tmr[Jf. g^tjmr/. ^dHdi/. [ ?T?nr?rr/ 
 
 2— state, arm/ ^ »?. f^^ m. arnsf^ ?«. 3T?r3^?R «. 
 
 InfALMMATOEIN-ESS, n. v. A. 1. ■i l ^^.^r^c^,cc^ /i. .^||^|r^|<^ct)c^ «. 
 
 ntdll^H n. &c. 
 Inflammatoet, o. tending to excite inflammation. JTf «})^- 
 «JIRT, ?i^^dl*, -Ji^iwia:^, <^I^+K<T;, ?T^, ^^, ?m- 
 
 2 accompanied with morlid heat. ??T7^, ^TS?^, 5rff%- 
 f?r?, -Jlf^*, ^ in comp. ( as <i|^^c)< i. fever ). 
 
 3 tending to incense. ^fffTT ^^WRT, ^rfNq?, ^ ci l Mi ^R- 
 
 2b Inflate, v. a. swell with mnd. ^1^, T'ftT- 'i MS^eS - 
 aTT«TT?l &c. JRuf. 
 ^H-P^ff'itp- J'l^ui', ^?of, TTST^m, JTTrT^r^f, ^Jwi- 
 
 Inflated, ^. y. V. 1. 5»Rra;^, ^iftT, ^TTT rmzss. JT?:, 
 ^T^l^, «nrl, 3TP-1TTrf. " [ ^jrq, 
 
 2 ^n^^, &c. 5»KT, q^inft or C3ft, (J^tT, H ai re d ,' |- 
 
 iNFLATioN, «. Y. V. i.-^c<. 5>Rif n. jn^nft/. -PR-rnp/. 
 
 fT^/. 3TTWTT^ n. K^^ n.—state. Vr^'T/. "W^ft/. 
 
 2— state, V. Conceit. 
 
 HT^OT. q^STT^Oj-q^IT^/. f^- 
 
 To INFLECT, .. a. T. To Bend. ^rt-7;=nFr, ^T^ipff, g-f^dr, <f- 
 
 2— in grammar. f^H^/.-^TS?«i.-^n.-&c. ^nFJ^r^, f^- 
 
 Inflected,/;, v. V. 1. sTFF^r^rJT, ^"ra^^, &c. 
 
 2 f^T'T^TfT, Wf^Hf^^, ■^H<i,MiH<, :rrH^TTt?R. 
 Inflection, n. v. V. 1. — act. Eit^P=TW«. &c. ^\^,^^f. 
 
 2 f?pff%/. f5rHR)+i4n. ^PFf«. f?in Jppf«. ^ffn;7i. 
 
 A plural i. ( of a noun, verb, &f. ). <SK^% ^T^^Tn. 
 String or scries of the inflections ( of a noun or 
 Terb ). ^nrf?! pop. ^TTT^/. 
 I'STLECTixE.^ a. having the power of lending. ^ra^T»nTr, rS- 
 
 Inflexibility, Inflexibleness, n. v. A. W[Z\m. r^tZm. r^- 
 
 2 N^piTTTJIT'". r^=(iH'Tr»J. OTIV^MUIIOT. STHT^ot. f^Xl^OT. 
 
 %^»«. ^?T^?7rrr/. frff^^^r/. &c. 
 
 Inflexible, a. i//a< cannot he lent. ?(re, FfreT, aHHH>f l?, H- 
 
 2 not to le swerved in mind, v. Firm, Eesolute. f^pp^, 
 
 i^?5Pr, 3TFr^, l^^ft, ^^^??, f^'W^??, 3Tf^??. 
 
 3 — in an ill sense, v. Obstinate, ^.z or ^^I, gTR- 
 
 Inflexibly, adv. v. A. 2. f^^^qun^', &c. arra^^F, f%^^- 
 
 2b Inflict, v. a. lay on.^ impose, ( pain, evil, &c. ). BR^r, 
 
 ^TWof , ^, ^^, ^^, ^fPTTTRT ;:5T5rn. 
 Infliction, m. v. V. — act. ?5R^". 5ut«. &c. OT'^R'n. ( in 
 
 comp. as JrSNSTR, &c. ), 3TryrT?T». ( in comp. as ^sn-TT- 
 
 'T, &c. ). 
 
 I. See Punishment. 
 Influence, n. physical poicer. ^rfrp/. ^t^j pop. «i5in. +-^H- 
 
 2 moral power, zoeight, authority , po'evalence, <f'c. 5^PT?2. 
 ^^^TTTt/. TRW. HTT^/ =5R?fr/. ==rM/. =qry^^/. =En- 
 
 ?i^f5T«r»». «ir^»». rTWOT. ^3tt/. ^/. hT'Ttit/. 'fhirjn. ?;. 
 
 To exert one's i. with. fH5^ ^nrjor^ *fts/. ^TT^^ 
 
 tvith ^ or ^ of 0. 
 
 To have i. on. HR>».-&c. q5"jf. 
 3b Influence, v. a. act on.^ affect physically, ^:\^n.•%'^^n. 
 
 -&c. sji^iif, guTm. =R^-?"Jt, ^3"^, ?rmoT, =5rT^^ ^ a«'iA 
 
 ^ofo. 
 
 2 induce, lead, ^'c. v. To Move. JToS^'if, T^Rof, aff^, 
 
 cr5tf^-&e. W^r, 3TT^/.- ^ffr^rm. ?IPlot ««. con. 
 Influential, o. </;ai /(OS /)0)cer /o influence, y.'N. 2. and 
 
 Weighty. T'^TT^TT, =rc^^ftT, TR^'tT, HR^t^, ^t^i 
 
 rTlcldU, Srf^S, f>^], ^^T, ==f?5?ft^, &e. 
 Influenza, n. epidemic catarrh. tirnfr^-^<ft^ T5#m.-&c. 
 Influx, n. act offioiving in. 3TfrT ^"Jt". a7rl4^H«. 3Tff: 
 
 SR^iT'i. 3TK:JRT^Hf. [ %Wn. 
 
 2 fig. coming or importation in abundance. V^TTsfr *RT 
 To be a great i. ( of men, auimtls, &c. ). ^?i.-»ftTB.»
 
 INF 
 
 427 
 
 ING 
 
 &c. jyof. 
 To Infold, v. a. involve, inwrap, v. To Weap. ^^, 'J5T- 
 
 2 See To Emeeace. 
 To Injoliate, v. a. cover trith leaves. MW<ft/.-^^ m.- 
 
 &e. 3TT<JT>jf-^, ^rT''T-W"T£5«r-^N^-&c.^??Tir. 
 To iNFOBii, I', a. give life to, v. To Animate. ^^^-?r%- 
 
 ?f5T-&c. 5Rwf. 
 
 2 acquaint, apprise, aJvise, adcertizr. ip5E^'Jif, -jiiumui, ?Tf- 
 
 *iDT, f =q^iir, ^H^RCTf, ^yJT>ir, ^^oif or ^^\^^^ fiNsrtJr, 
 
 ^, ^3TM/.-(dl;^'1l/. ^or-^, ^ry wJ.-SRTq' m.-fTPTT «.- 
 
 ftrfrrm «.-&c. ^Rtff, nir^ci'i)<-'TT^?T-^m?n'-#rffeFT-fTm- 
 
 ^l^rT -&c. ^?:<7if, m^ -^?T-&c. sFTTir. Note. The 
 student will observe that of many of the above verbs 
 the viatter to be told is the object. 
 To Infobm, v. n. give intelligence of ei-ime. ^S{^X.\^V^•&e. 
 
 ^^f.-A\r\^\f.-&Q. ^. 
 IxrOEMAi/, a. not according to form, v. Ieeeoulab. if^prq'- 
 
 LvrORMALiTY, n. V. A. 3Tf^ar?TT/. 3T5(TT^rTT/. f^fvf^yr m. 
 
 l5F0nMAi,LT, adv. V. A. f^ftf OT|^-^T^-?v^-&c. aTT'*?!- 
 
 iNFOEilANT, «. V. V. A. 2. «?JoI^OTRT, ^OTsnTTTT, +J^=IUIKI, 
 ?75R 50TRT, &C. ^aT=?TT, mrl»f|4K, ^^^HttF, &C. ^tT^, 
 
 V. V. N. 3T^r':Tr<t ^5K ^anrr, arTrrtiT^ ^^-^\-^^- 
 
 jftTR-Ac. W^, H^rrfn, ST^^TTq^^.— reproachfully or 
 allusively, =TTl^r "J^, %5?Tm, ^TSflRm, +H?i('<<l, 
 
 Infoemation, Infoemisg, n. v. V. A. 2. — aci. JJiS^^tif «. 
 <;Troi^>^«. ^s^^ ». &e. ^tr m. ^^^ m. ^\^cp^n. sr^rq^w. 
 
 g^^ «. '^^^t/. fm^ w. f^fTR^ n. ftfrfir i^o;?. f^frrfiT/. 
 T. V. N.— cc<. arrn-'Tsi^^ m. •JTrntng^^nrr/. ar^qT^rg^- 
 ^ n. aH'^lAK^^JTT/. 
 
 I. notice, news, advice, ^'c. coimmmicated, v. Intelli- 
 GENXE. ^SR/. AM^f. ^^T/. 
 
 II. knowledge. ^yA m. SHrq- m. fTR »i. f^ffn?! «. 
 Infoemeb, ;>. V. V. A. 2. ^Tm^^r, HlH^ri'Ili %?5?Jr, &e. 
 
 ^f^, ^r5T?f, si^tTrT, frrfqrT, fsffTTfqTT, f^ffTfr, OTf^?, 
 
 iNFOEiiEU. See Infoemast. 
 
 Infoemidable, a. not fearful. aTHTH^, 3T*nT^, 3T»T^T^. 
 
 Infraction, n. infringement, jfrs m. tri ot. Tc5^ m. 355- 
 
 ^TT «. ^IH n. 
 Infeangible, a. not to be broken, <j-c. 3THT, 3TM?f, 3T%- 
 
 Infeeqbence, Infeequenct, n. v. A. Rxoiquir m. ^R3T- 
 OTT j«. f^j^ffT/. g;rf^rj;f^ n. ar^rift^-^ ". ar^ij;^ «. 
 
 Infeequent, a. rai-e, uncommon. f^T^ pop. f^^, ff:^ 
 
 lKFaE»jvE>'ii.T; adv. y, A. 5^^, f^. 
 
 To Infeinge, v. a. break, violate. JTt?5r, nts^, ITgqwr, h- 
 n »n-3?5^ »«--v5f3>H'l W.-&C. ^oif. [ sftTTf. 
 
 Infeinged, p. v. V. iTr5?5r5r, ffrs^r, &c. hit, M%«j^, gr- 
 Infeingee, n. Infringing, p. a. v. V. Hrs^rTTT, c fi^u i K i 
 
 Infeingement, «. V. Y.—act. ^T^ n. &c. jfrs m. »tn m. 
 
 H^T^ ». g-ctq «(. 3-f5^?r «. f^'w^ m. arffTspiT 7». 31^- 
 
 ^J^TJI n. 
 Infeuable, a. not to be used or enjoyed. aT»fp'T, HriT^^. 
 To InfuEiate, v. a. render furious, enrage. ?n"7T^, ^FTTT^f 
 
 ^, #Tf^, ?f?TH-?iffrf*T?r-^r<Trf^RT-?i^'T-ctc. qi^tJr, 'ti n. 
 
 Infdeiate, a. mad ivitk rage^ furious, v. Raging. TTTT^ sf- 
 
 ?T 5rT%F^, rf^T^nr, ?ffm, ^rrrfm, ^FTTTf^Jirr, qTR^nfrfH, 
 
 ^"ts^T^T, ^•<:Tf5rf?T5T. 
 To Infuscate, Infuscation. See To Blacken,To Dabken. 
 To Infuse, v. a. pour in., instil, afrfpit, qT^tJr. 
 
 2 &g.pour into the mind, msi^, Hft^ot, s^rof, aTTtTPTn.- 
 
 r«TNH w.-f^m M.--5Tm W.-&C. !?)Tor y. 0/ 0. 
 
 J n..&c. ^. 
 Infcsible, a. not fusible. ar^rsT, ar^RtJftT, ^[^r'TT^T^'T. 
 Lnfusion, «. V. v. 1. — act. aTRTiir n. m^^n n. 
 
 2— act. ^\^ n. JT^ofw. &c. OT^TFT n. aTT'tTFTw. '^?T m. 
 
 f^^T m. 
 
 3 ftrJT^tif M. &c. HraHT/. 
 
 I. Z/jjwr winrfe 5y infusing, q^l^ ot. +«fH M. V^m. ^K n. 
 
 W^ n. qJT^ M. 
 
 Cold i. f^ m. i^ m. iloE «. 
 Ingatheeing. See Haetest. 
 Ingelable, a. that cannot be congealed. f<^^j^^T^^-&'Q, aT'ft- 
 
 To Ingendee. See To Engendee. 
 
 Ingenious, a. possessing the faculty of invention, inventive. 
 
 frpirr^, 5f%5n^, w^T, ^m^r^qr, ^n^^, arn^itn^t, «- 
 
 iTtlT^, 3'TnTfT, TTT^. 
 
 2 0/ ««r;oKS (;esi;jin, Sfc. *irH<^^r, J'ffNTT, ^PXIf^ffNTT, 
 
 Inqeniouslt, adv. v.A. 1. 5^^, ^^=F^7r, jf^ar, 5^f=qt, 
 
 InGENIOUSNESS, lNGENUITI,n. V. A. 1. ^rt?Hr^if^/. «firqq T 
 
 /. "^pop. ^^f. =^\ij. ^\^4n. W.^^J. f^^H^/. ^- 
 
 jfTOT./. r?5HOT. =F3reoft/. [53^3 «. 
 
 2— as in works, acts, &c. spTPTrT/. jf%;/. ^ < |fi| /. 
 Ingenuous, a. open, candid, fair, v. Feank. it^t=^ jfl^ar- 
 
 ^rr^^TJI, q55?T^f|rf, qaqaftrT, 5T3I5Toft<T. 
 
 2 See Magnanimous, Noble. 
 Ingenuously, adv. v. A. 1. f^^MdMOII^, %^z ?t7|^, &c. s{. 
 ^T^ »RT^, fJOTT^flH, ?Rr5*rT5rT^, &C. 
 
 IiraESuouaNE38, n. v.A. 1. Kfrr^n jflqss'ivir m. ^''s^mz^ n.
 
 ING 
 
 428 
 
 INH 
 
 IIT^TCT II. ^^]^f. WU^'^]^ vt. mP.H\f. ?TTTrT n. 
 I>-GLOI!IOi;s, a. Ihat brings no glory or fame. g^qfTrff^, 3T- 
 
 2 See DisQKACF.FUL. [ ■flirftrfj/. 
 
 IsGLOBiocsNEss, w. V. A. aTqftrfT/. ST'T?! ?i. qftPfKir^F^T «■ 
 •ISGOT, «.— of gold or Bilver. JRtr/. ^/. 17 m. X\^ J. 
 
 ISUOT-ilOULD, «. flft^r/. r | fc<f» r/. 
 
 To iKGitArr, &e. See To Gkafi', &c. 
 
 y*? IkgEain, r. a. dye lejore manufacture. f^T^v^Yi^\ T^^^. 
 2 tcork into the natural texture. fH^T^pir, firTtTOT, ^iIiRm- 
 
 Ingeate, Ixgeatkfl'l. ct. See Uxgrateiul. 
 
 I>'GEate, «. a« vngratrful jicrson. Ordinarily, one language 
 is rendered into another by word being placed with 
 word; but where in the one language words are used 
 to convey Sentiments and thoughts and truths and 
 in the other ph-ases — where, of the one the genius 
 leans to jjlain and simple and direct speech, and of 
 the other, to figured and flowery and emblematic 
 expression, there it seems clearly to be demanded that 
 figures and phrases and proverbs and idioms, if they 
 justly and vi\ idly represent the word which stands to 
 be represented, be viewed as equivalent with single 
 words, and be used as copiously and freely. Accord- 
 ingly, dcsiguative or allusive of, or involving the idea 
 of, Inrjratc or Ingrntiiiide, some phrases or sayings 
 are. ?TT^r?f^, ^TTf%^^, qrfsfPfrf ITT, aT^Hld?5I W^, 
 
 ^r€5-?T ^% ^rra" hi^^tutttt, ^tj^^t ar^rRT di^iKr, 
 WWJ^ 'JT^TT^ ^fft WT^Diprr, 5fKm fTtqrcn: srprftp^ 
 afr 3TTM jfTTT. ?'--Tf^^^ f^^ w^potttt, tw^^t ^x^ ^^ 
 
 ^FT %^OTRT, WA ^3T?5 ?I'4 f TR, ^\^l H?T?qT^ 9?^ ^^ <TT- 
 
 To lavish favors on an L 3Hotej|c(^ art'^'jf 
 To Ingeatiate, v. a. get into favor, ^^/.-pfiff/-^^''?} «.- 
 &c. ^JTT^jf , Tl^V- ?i'TT^ «R^, ?^mqT^ n. W-l^, qkfrT 
 
 InGEATiTUBE, n. vntlianlftdnrsn. P|+>4+iOmi'|| »». gr^T^fTft- 
 qorr m. 31-iiHslrlT/. ?J?T5r?IT/. fHH+^ilJO/. ^THWlf^r/. 
 f=T?^*ir<ni/. ITF^TWTTHT^ >«. 
 
 Ih'GREDiEST, n. component part of a mixture. etHI m. sfR «. 
 
 Ingredients — of compositions in general. JTOPTT ?«. 
 Compound of 32 ingredients. sffTf^ft /.—of 36 do 
 Sf^^ft /. 
 I^•GEESS, n. entrance, lit. fig. ^^^T vi. 1h%?I Mi. W^TR^T m. 
 ?ff^%^T «». ?f=JnT "J. 
 
 I. of a luminary at an eclipse. ^^ m. 
 Inguinal, a. belonging to the groin. Jrf^-^^l ^t' ^^ l ^ l, ^^- 
 
 To Isghlf, v. a. ,swalloiv up. n%-nPT-n5^-&c. tp^ 
 
 To be ingulfed, n^-itc- ^t'lf. 
 Inoustable, a. not prrceptiUe to the taste. 5r?f^fj?nrft?T, 
 
 :ra%f^'TTT"r=5R, TfTHf^^^'iriT. 
 To Inhabit, v. n. v. To Beside, ^^lif, ^«^, ^t^, 5rW?n.- 
 
 ^?ffW pop. ^■^ /.-f^RT «i.-&e. ^Rwf, ^ M.-&C. 3TO0T, 
 
 To Inhabit, i;. a. dwell in. ?j^iif, &c. ( See the V. IST. ) 
 
 \vith the object in the locative ease. 
 Inhabitable, a. v. V. Jit for residence. ?T^^^"rnrlT-Hn:- 
 
 W-&C. TT^'^r ?5ra^, STR^, cff^Rrfs^, ^^RT'T, STRTTf , ^TT- 
 
 Inhabitant, Inhabitek. n. v. Y. T^PT, TTfTR, ^T'^ft'lvT- 
 imTT, STT^^PTDTRT, 'Tt^'TrTTT, Sf^fJIRT, Tf^^ira't, ^^t^, ^^. 
 or^,t\ (as attached to the name of a town or place, as 
 ^oj^ an i. of Poona, ^FTrft^T an i. of Kcishl, iTH+-<| an. 
 i. of the village, &c. ), cTrat ( in comp. as cf^^^rr^, ^m- 
 sJTOT', ^^^Rft, &c. ), f?niRft ( in comp. as gTr^rrfk^TT^T, 
 &e. ), ?5!T ( in comp. as WH^^ ,^^^5it, &c. ). fRir ( iu 
 comp. as ^5J^?'«T, ^^ITO^'tT, &c. ), 3T?T?'<T, 'JT?Tf?'t?fT, 'flt- 
 
 Inhabitation, «. v. Eesidence. ^T^'Jf «. qr^ >«• ^T^ffrT/o^. 
 
 5TWt/ 37f(:Tm^ n. 3TfgW?T/. 
 Inhabited, «. </;n< has inhabitants, not emptij or desolate, 
 
 Hf^T, qf^nr, ^T^rrr, ^r^iift^T. 
 
 Inhalable, a. v. V. =^mT5Rr^ t^l-^NT-c^fRT^-^T^rqr 
 
 -&c. sfT^jftT, >TPVr?T. 
 Inhalation, m. v. V. ^qT^rRTrnf^Sr «. &c. ifT^T^ m. 
 To Inhale, v. a. draw into the lungs. »qT^N<r»n! ^^-^jTPif' 
 
 fr'jf, f^, ^nt, q-"^, ^jaf. 
 Inhaled, /?. t. V. s^^TT^W^ qiTP;^T, &c. ^^,fm. 
 Inhaemonious, a. v. Unmelodious. ^I^JJ, <M<^y,^, aTTJ^T. 
 
 2 v. Inconsistent. f^^qcT, 3T^im, ^f^Hf^f?;?, arfl^H, 
 To Inheee, v. n. exist, or be fixed in. TT^'Jf, ^^^, 3lfq^, 
 
 /.-3TfqWm--3TMl?f^/.-'S:c. ar^ot^r. o/s. 
 
 Inheeence, «. V. V. frt^fpf i^o/).' r<frfT/; arftr^T^ «. arM^- 
 
 f?f/. 3TH:fT'4f?r/ #FiTT/. frfF'iTf?f/. f^^ f- ^^^n m. 
 
 ^^^^\^^^^ m. 3t?t^^^ »-. 3??i^fTT/. 
 
 InheHENT, fl. V. V. fr<T<Ti 3TM15?T, 3T?lf?'iIH, 3TrR'<T, 3^- 
 ?'<T, ■sr^l^f, f^g ( in comp. as ^f^fJT^, ^1%^, &c. ), ^» 
 
 I. naturally pertaining to, v. NatuEal. 'HTTTfT^P /'op. 
 
 ^^TTf^f^, afifHm^, ^^ffi^, ^tffffs;^, ^^^. 
 
 An i. quality or attribute, ar^rf ^jI »». 
 To Inueeit, v. a. receive by inheritance. ^\f\^^-■^^W^T.-&.c. 
 
 &e. 'TRnt-3?Tn^-%ot-&c. 5rnft?T-5Trft^?R-&c. ^1^9.0/0. 
 'IR^T m.-&c. q^ g. of 0. icith W^ of s. 
 2 receive hy nature from a progenitor. stTTRT^-^f^^JTTT- 
 g^-&c. %6t-^5of in. con. f*T^=^T-f^5t^r^-=itirtlcrMl-fi- 
 =5fFTrT-&c. aro^r in. con. 
 Inhebitable, a. v. V. 1. silR'HM"IK-&c. HPirTRT-^TRT- 
 ^T-&C. f^=JT TtW HR'T, ^rTUfq^N^trf^,
 
 im 
 
 429 
 
 IXJ 
 
 I.vnEErTA>XE, IxnEEiTi>^G, n. y. V. 1. — act. 5rrft«MU|l% 
 qr^TOT n. etc. ifTf5-?r?aTr^T-cte. iftn m. ft^'irq^nT «. f!^'*T- 
 
 Obtained by i. Ef?f^. 
 Eig-ht of i. JJrRTffel^PR m. 
 I. heritage, patrimony/. sfR^ ?«. ^iftK m. «. ETrl^f h. ^- 
 
 Ouc entitled to share in an i. ^W^ft c. 
 
 Portioning or jiortiou ofi. ^raTPT o»- ^PTf^TFI »i. 
 
 Share of an i. T. Sraee. ^TfT m. 'fl^T «;. 
 IXHEKITOE, «. T. Y. 1. nml Heih. ^rrfTfTTin^ HfTJIITT, &c. 
 
 Joint i. tpT^^rg ??». STrT^TT^T m. 
 TxHEEiTEEss, Ikheeiteix. See Heieess. 
 IxHEsioy, «. V. 1nheee>-ce. aTfi;fr<?ffT/. 3TftT^^ n. arfqfgf- 
 
 m/. [ &c. 
 
 To l>niBiT, Inhibition, &c. See To Eesteain, ToFoebid, 
 
 Inhospitable, a. not disposed to entertain guests. arfFTf'irg'- 
 
 2— a countr_y, &e. qr^TH 'T'"?rrr=rT,3T«JFIrfT?'RTiT,3T'^qT- 
 
 i^nj^Rt, ar'^^FifTTf^^, qTrfH^f^qp. 
 
 Inhospitaelen-ess, Iniiospitality, n. v. A. 1. 3Tf?rfi?gT!f m. 
 
 ISHOSPITABLT, ado. T. A. 3TffTf4|;'TT?f, "JRTlf^IS^'Tjf^, 3Tf?r- 
 Inhumah, a. T. Ceuel. — of persons, f^^, ^TT^'t^, ^TT^J; 
 
 2 — of acts. ^PJT^OTT'^, fHST^TJir^rr, ^. 
 Inhumanity, »i. y. A. f^t^qcriT m- fq^^Ttir ?;. f=T^?rT/, ^- 
 
 To Inuumate, To Inhume. Sec To Buev. 
 
 Inhumation, n. y. Bueial. JjfiifHfrq m. Jjirrf^q-^RT «. fl^- 
 
 fr^^-m m. 
 
 Self i. f^tffT ?RTT'=T/. 
 Inimical, a. nrifricncUii, v. Adteese. gTfj-, ^ft, 3TfiT^, 3T^- 
 
 ^, 3Tf|5, arf^rcT, flfJTHT, 'iTf|?f JT?rr, f^?r^f . 
 Inimioallt, (Kfo. Y. A. ?Tff5-qT, ^T^^lijqT, 5Tf ^RT^. 
 Inimitabilitv, n. y. A. a^gq^iTrn'/. 3[qfrtK?tr/. 3Trg;?ft?T- 
 
 Inimitable, a. sin-passing imitation. 37^^^, ^rfgrftT, 'i^^- 
 fFTJT, ^iTFft?f, 3T^'^«T«T, aT^'^T^T^T, ST'^RfTRT^ 3T^r- j 
 
 Iniquitous, o. y. Unjust. Wicked. 'A'^\^\^J.^ ST^rft^r, 
 
 3T^m=5fT, 34'^(i^r, artrifr, ar'-^ft^, ^mii^qifr, a^^'-^R^- 
 
 Iniquitousness, m. y.A. 'S^^^\^ m. ^^\f7\ f. ^qn m. S^ffrT 
 
 Iniquity, n. injustice. See Iniquitousness. 
 
 2 «f^ of injustice, v. Sin. TnTw.ar^R/jj.'j^qHw.^l^ftfFT/. 
 The cup or measure of i. is full, qiTl^^f qST Ji^cJT, 
 
 fNT^ MNrfl HT^. 
 I I^niAJ,, a. placed , a the leginniiig. Tf^^, if'cfH, ^n?7, T«f, 
 
 1 2 See iNCii'iENT. [ ^^ ,j. 
 
 Initial, Ji.^r*< letter nf a name. q^ftTrqr qf^-^vl ^m »». ?rmT- 
 
 To Initiate, v. a. introduce into a sect or soeietg, ^-c. lij 
 
 ceremonies. ^^/.-jT^?Tf m. ^, ^P^R w.-JT^TN^^ m.- 
 
 ?R?^-&c. ^af, W^OT. 
 
 2 'instruct in rudiments or principles; make acquainted 
 
 with. >Tf|?^?Tw/.-srviT%^r/. JroT, ^qVn j«.-iriT^m,?i 
 
 in. ^CTT, 1^R»T ^"•-fJiq'n^iT OT.-&C. ^'■q'of, H^TTTfew/. 
 
 ?TrnoT-?5r5m-?rTf^ ^, ferrJTf5T'?-f^qTf'Tf5Tf=r"?-ic. ;p7Uf. 
 
 3 J^'yi» «;)o«. 3'T^'T m.-^\TV{ m.-Sn: ^^^ 
 Initiated, ;).v.V.l. t\^ f^-f=5T, &c. 5Tf?Trf, ^J K. l pH , #f?;- 
 
 2 Ti^^t fiTSTT f2??f ?5r, &c. ^jrrf^q^nT^T, ^mf^rtrrT^T, 
 
 Initiation, n. v. V. 1. ^^ ^ «. &c. ^^/. ^^R »«. 7- 
 
 2 qf^f^i^T/. ir'<mf^T?7T/. ^r?Tm?T m. arf^rf^^?! »?. 
 
 Initiative, Isitiatoet, a. tending to initiate. €\^V^A^\ii- 
 
 Initiative, n. introductory step or measure. v^q+.H m. 
 
 To take the i. ^m. 
 To Inject, v. a. throw or dart in. ^\r\ ?rnF^-qTr5at-&e. 3^==!:- 
 
 |tT OT.-3Trr:q'w OT.-aTcr:?WlT«.-&c. w^ g. of 0. aT?t:i^- 
 
 &e. ^F^ot. 
 
 2 ( with a syringe ). f^^^Jvlft/. HRW, ^rf^ m.f. ^. 
 Injection, n. v. V. I.— act. STTH ^T^'iir n. &c. 3Tff:?W »?. 
 
 37H:sI^ m. 3Trr;t^T0i «. 3Tfr:5r?T'T^ «• [^TT'd «. 
 
 I. medicine to he injected, irf'rf m.y. f^^^TWfr^ ^TRRTT% 
 Injudicious, a. v. Unwise. — of persons. -'sr^H^ifhF, aTOH- 
 
 2 — of acts. arf^iWP^, '*Ri'T^?fT'Tr^, aRTHfjpfrqurrxfT. 
 Injudiciously, adv. y. A. srfif'^fWT, 'fl^Mr-d-+.quii^, 3^. 
 
 Injudiciousness, n. v. A. sr^THfinpraTT m. 3T^iT^gqT7rr m. 
 Injunction, n. order, precept, v. Command. -^^ m. 3TT|TT 
 
 /. ?fT^/. 3TI%^T m. f^'cTRT «. 
 
 Writ or letter of i. FTT^f^/. fTT^^^r n. 
 To Injuee, v. a. hurt unjtistlg, icrong. 3TH+.K »h.-3T^^TRT m.- 
 
 3TqTT«T OT.-<nfT«.-H5pWRT M.-:^T^ m.-&c. ^J^g.ofo. JTT^ 
 
 |:^ «. ?W, ^'^T M. JfRllf. 
 
 2 harm, damage, ^'e. v. To IIuet. ^RT»t-vffRTt-^ N <M^- 
 
 ^ y. of 0. 
 Injueed,j». y. Y. 1. 3Tq;KR%^sr, &C. ^MIH+.M., RITTN-TT- 
 
 ?:, g^'T^FT, ^Fnq^TR, ^tht^r. [ q?R. 
 
 2 ^^51 %%srT- gi%?5r, &c. ^jft, <jn^5R?ft, ^m^^-smrnr- 
 
 Injueee, n. Injueino, ^. a. Injueious, a. y. y. !• 3m+,R 
 =i;':mRr, ar^^^ ^"mn, ^^t ^t^m, &c. 'fl'q-Rr^Fiff, "?-
 
 IXL 
 
 430 
 
 mN 
 
 2 and Hurtful. ^^rTH ^inTinTT, j'*'«H ^JflKT, &c. 3T<t- I| I>'Mate, n. one who lives in the same house. ?T^^T^, ^^ 
 
 fW^FT-^PTT^-ST^.-^^ic. ^Tfrr^-TTT^-5f^-&c. ^'Tt. \l^iiOst, a.jiirthrsl in. ?T5fT|^ a^trTeTT or =qT, 3T?!T«t?R^'tT , 
 
 To be injurious. qT'^TJt, 5n'':T^ 3T?nff. [i aTHT>='TfTTcrrff, SlrMdRr^fn. 
 
 I.vjmiOUSLT, adv. T.A. 1. ar^WR, »<«■*( N+M, f^Hm<IiT, I Ik>', «• house Jor the reception of iracellers. *nTT^r^r »?J. 
 
 Injuht, m. hurt tcithout justice. ^^^^\mn. ^\%Zn. 3rTTT*T»n. 
 ^SM^m. CH'T^R/H. ai^^fd/. ^"tpi. 
 
 To be seeking the i. of. «n5=!T^ 3T^''fy. ofo. 
 
 2 *?<ri, harm, detriment. ^S^WKm. ^^!^\^n. H+,«l«=fl/. 
 
 ^^RT^ft/. JTT^TM. ^f?r/. ?^/. 3Tqra»j. ti^r o?- trjgr »«. fr- 
 
 3 ( to a limb, member, &c. ). 5<aiH<i/. |:^m. chT^Rot. 
 To receive i. i^<He|ui or ^<mi=("i. 
 
 IsjcsTiCE, «. iniquity, wron^,\. Iniquitousness. ar^Trrq'^K^ 
 
 2 an ;■. a ivronj. arss^TTOT. 3T7TT^?». «l^/- ^^»'- 
 I>'K.?!. 5(TTf /. T'ft/. — madeoflamp-blackjlae, &e.c5n?ft^TT^/. 
 Bed i. ( i. e. the tlye of lac, lodhra, ^'c. so used ). 3T- 
 
 Cake of red i. ( i. e. cotton steeped in the dje of 
 lac, lodhra, ^-c. ), "ftoff/". 3ToErfT >n. 
 
 Piece of rag put into i. ^fnTrw. Wt^n. 
 Seller, &c. of i. ?[TTl^rT?5T, 5!TT^R*<MI, ^^^PT. 
 To Ikk, v. a. ?TTT% TT^-HT^'iir-w I <^ ui -&c. 
 
 I.NK-nOEN, IXK-STAKD, «. 5[;j:?T Or ^/. Hf%f <ft/. JT^VTT^ 
 
 Piece of rag usually kept in the i. Trei«. 
 ISKLE, n. tape. JT^TR/. 
 
 InkliKG, n. slight knowledge of. ^^f- ^"J^/- aTPTRfw?. 
 iTRTM. ^^f- «rra'»«. 't'^wi. A^^f^T^m. 
 
 To divine the whole from au i. gFTR :?mf?T ^ttw. 
 To gire an i. f^rn f. ^m^., f?^ST^^R«. ^Rof. 
 To have an i. ^«jr/-=rm»J.-&c. ^^Tvioir, ^]^c{m.-n^m. 
 -&c. qw. 
 
 2 See Inclination, Desire. 
 Inkt, a. ^nf^T, ?TTTHT, ^Tf^R^r. 
 Inlaid, ^. v. V. ^^H+riOT, <S-c. ^^rr_ 
 Inland, a. interior, remote from the sea. ^H^If^ ?T^^ ''^" 
 
 2 7Wf foreign ; domestic, ^^ff, ^3^, ^^ftT, aT^?.3[ft^, 
 3b Inlat, v. a. infix. ^Siil, ^=q^, "^V^Xf.-^i^V^f,- ^5T^»». 
 
 EfRuf jr. o/ 0. ^fq?T-&e. ^RiJf. 
 Inlay, «. inlaid or set state. vTST^w!. [ j^ 
 
 Inlatee, 71. T. V. ^SOIRT, &c. 3T3-i7T, ^Sr^^FR^TT, ^T^r- 
 Inlaying, n.M.Y. — act. ^Z^-, &c. ^Z^J f-^I^ f-^^^^iVf^n. 
 Inlet, n. place of ingress, entrance, qr? /. gR pop. ^n. 
 
 2 creek, ^-c. ^tCt/. gf^fOTw. aiTf^w. 
 To Inlist. See To Enlist. 
 Inlt. See Inwaed, 
 
 Inn-keepek, «. HCT^T, T'^rff. 
 1 Innate, a. inborn, v. Natueal. ^JmfNr, ^'TT^T, +=*Hin<+ 
 
 /lop. ^>n^np, ^HRrf%5, ^^hfm, ?f^^, ^«f%, f%^- 
 
 'T3I, SJ*fH<:'<T, aifH^JTRT, aTrlH?. 
 
 An i. vice or evil propensity. ^^W^f. 
 Innateness, 7i.v.A. ^tUTTf^rf «.^^Rh?it^ w.&c. 3T?r*rr^OT. 
 Innavigable, a. impassable by ships, ^'c. ar^ToT, aT^?TRf, 
 
 Inneb, a. interior, not outward. 3Tt?T?5T, aTJrf^, arfrftrJ, 
 
 3TtHrm«rpj=5rT, aTt?T?TT arnT^rT, artrT^^qr ^s^f or pjr, art- 
 
 rr?qr ^5=^ or ?5T, aTt?fri||+^, aTRTrTriiTftf^, aTr«T?R, 
 
 aJfrRT, 3ifTlT<;?T, ^rltrff, arffR, IH^'tT. 
 I. part. ar^^qfR «. 
 Innebjiost. See Inmost. [^rsfiln. 
 
 Innings, «. lands recovered from the sea. W^ f. i$KZ n. 
 Innocence, Innocency, m. t. A. 1. Pkh^iBt^'TF m. fHm- 
 
 ^rs^riT/. aT?T<RT'^?rT/. fH^^f. &c. ar^RTq'irf^rM n. ^- 
 
 TTTTfTRrw. aTfTTrTTTTTer^^TT/. 
 
 2 arfwrft^iir »«. fH^^t^nPTTT wj. ■HiFt'i^sun »«. &c. 
 arf^i+iRrir/. f^ff^FRrfr/. ar^M+iRHi/. &c. ar^rr^nT «. 
 
 /. f^'!^VTZfJ n. ar^TTTiT «• 
 1-asoc-ESi'i, a. free from guilt. fHvm^ pop. ^THM^, aT'f- 
 'RT'^i'q?. ar^TTO'tft, f^^, 2ifT<r^rl-^I^-&c. aT'RTtRl^- 
 ?T-^J'=q-&c. ar^T, aTTTT, aT^rTTRT^, aT^JrHTHT, aTfTRPm, 
 
 2 «oi hurtful ; innocuous. arft^PRt, f^T^I^lft, fH'PTj^- 
 «ft^, a^qrq^, f^ti^, ai'lM+l'ft, aT^M+.K+, P-HiH+lO, 
 arfwRsprO, arjT^qqTRt, aT?if|?T^?ift, a^oq'-an^, ar^^, 
 
 3 guileless, ^c, v. Simple, mtq, sfTJ^T, f'T'^^PT^, f%«:?- 
 
 Innocently, «(/«. v. A. 1. ({i'mNT'^'T, ar^TT^iti-'j^, ^T^- 
 Sr^l^i^^, ai^iiiH, fq<iftrf.. 
 
 Innocuous, o. oiot hurtful, v. Innocent. arf^^Fpft, f'Tt^- 
 
 ^ift, ar^^FTft. 
 Innocuousness, «. T. A. arfJpKTftqniT m. aipj+lRrii/. fH- 
 
 r^jpriw/- ar^PT^FR »»• 
 
 To Innovate, v. a. change by introducing novelties. H=(l^d 
 /..qft=^T?5/.-^5rTmn m.-&c. 5JR(if-<n3of.&c. or ^^^?{-^\- 
 
 ■PR m.-f'hi'i I r^^jf /.-qft^re4?R «.-'ft?qfR: w.-&c. ^R^. 
 Innovation, «. v. V.— oc^. f"PT^ «. TT^^^ «. Ac. fPT-
 
 IXO 
 
 431 
 
 INS 
 
 I. change made. ^^t^J. ^4\^\■^. f- ^^rfm m. JT^T- 
 f^TT? in. &.C. 
 Lnnovatob, n. v. V. ^5f^ +.<uiki, H^Wf^ =P?:OTrTT, <tc. 
 
 I^'^"oxlous, Innoxiousnkss. See In>ocuou8, &c. 
 I>NUKNlio, n. olliqiie hiiif. ^t^/. v. HTT-^msT, X^f- °^- 
 
 ^r^f. s^^ 71. <J^]^^f. i^^f. ^^^f. ^^f'^f. 
 
 I>-SUMERABILITY, IsKUMEKABLENESS, 11. V. A. CJmOT'ft'TKl/'. 
 
 ari'rqHT/. Ac. 
 l»-UiiEHAiiLE, a. that cannot he counted. STT'T^fV'T, ^TliT, \ 
 arnf'iicis^, aTlTirT, ar^'^^, 3^?=^, ar^f^fr, sfgmr, 
 
 #r*Rf^, TTTTilT^^, IDTJTTrftrT, +i<<.'4|rftrl. 
 
 1>'SCTEITI0N, 11. leant pf nutrition. OTf*?/. 
 Jj<>"UTBiTioi;s, a. not nourishiny. ST^f^^T, aTjf^, 3^T1<P, 
 
 I>OBSEHVABLE, «. //(flf caHTiot he observed or seen. 3Tc5^, 
 
 IXOBSEHVAXT, (I. 3T?rR^H4_rV. 
 IjiOBSEEVATION, 11. |?5^«. aT^^/j. aTS^"T n. 
 To Ikocdlate, «. o. ( a tree &c. ). fr^^ qp?:ijr. 
 
 2 ( for the small pos ). ?5ft/. ^T^of-%OT, "PTSqr/. /??. ^PT- 
 
 IxOCULateb, ;). V. Y. 1. f^^ %ir=5T. f^erft^T. 
 
 I. small pox. fTRT^Kfft/. pl.-^^^f. pL 
 INOCULATION, n. v. V. f^t^f. 
 
 2 ^ ^5at«. &c. c?rsnr?». fTRTTw. f^t^Tm. 
 IsocuLATOE, n. V. V. 2. ■^ :fT50TTTT, f^Ti^T ^^mTT, &c. ??tl5- 
 
 I>'OliOEOC3, B. that has no smell. f^ifiT, aT'tq', qy^f^rl-^Jftf- 
 I>'0FFESSIVE, a. nnprovolcing, harmless, ^t[^, STRTT, STTTS- 
 
 gmr or (jft, fjTF^frH, arfr^, f^?Tf , ar^r^, f^r^T^, ar^T- 
 ^'t^, arg^, arl^fr, 3Tg;q5fi;, a^r, ar^T^Jf^tfr, arq^^:- 
 ^, 3Tl|?r, arf^^PF, arqiH^, ^f?^^, ^f^^ftr, ^?^^ft?5, 
 
 ?ff^^V, W?!^, WT3g^ or tr, TWl:;^. Some significant 
 terms and appellatives for an inoffensive person are aT- 
 
 ormn^, Hlw^rir, ntern^, nr^T^isT, twriv^, nTsnigiT, 
 
 2 7!o< injurious or hurtful.^ v. Innocent, arf^^nt, ar^- 
 
 Inoffensiveness, n. v. A. 1. TVt^/. srm^'iITwJ. OT^gff/. 
 «if?^*M"ilw. ar^T^tn. ■s{^m. ar^^r/ aTg;fTrrr/. aqf^^r- 
 
 5f5/. ^f^f^/. Hf^ntf5?TT/. &c. 
 
 2 air«i+ir<4<iTT m. arf^^ft^fr/. auM+iRni/. a^rvr^riT/. 
 
 Inofficial, a. +iJ+Ml ^R^rpErr ^Tff, ar^TTftr^rft^, ar^rf^- 
 InopeEative, a producing no effeH. ar^ra^Tft, aT'Hnf'PT- 
 
 ^, arnupfntr, ar^ffTtr^F, arf^f^f^^. 
 Inoppoetcne, a. V. Unseasonable. arsT^roET or w^, ar- 
 EfiT^;^, 3T^^, ar^f^^rr, ar^sr^R, ar^nrfsT^, ar^frurf^, ' 
 
 3T^T;=^. [VfH^nPTTrT. i 
 
 IsoppOBTUNELY, «. T. A aT^^FT^f, aTin^t, afcT^r, aro^r^, | 
 
 Inoppobtunkness, adv. v.A. ^w^^\m. arqjrfftJmr/. arom- 
 Inoudinacy, Inorbinatkness, n. v. A. anti Excess. aiTT- 
 
 Tr^q<Trw». qgiTTT'i'mwj. «r^5/. *i^f<^Ki%<< n. amq'r^T/. 
 
 Inordinate, a. not limited to rules or hounds prescribed, v. 
 Excessive. arrTTT^, aHHiHAlR, 4'HMk., Tqi^rHtFr, ?jf^- 
 iT?TR, arf^i^mim'r?, ^sftT^rfHTK, signp-, arf^snr. 
 
 Inoemnately, mlv. \. A. a^T^k, a^fFW^,, sf^IT, si^^. 
 
 Inobdination, m. deviation from rule, v. Ieeegulahitt. 
 5qfir=^TT '«. rH^HlTdipiT »J. arf^f^T m. 
 
 Inorganic, Inoroanical, a. devoid oj the organs of life. 
 
 ^f^fT«r^T^'1f^-^jf^-<fcf. :;tt, fH^^T, aTRToft, srm^t^- 
 
 Inosculation, n. union of tivo bodies at their extremities. 
 
 ^S{^^^^^V( m. am^qm??!:TT^ n. 
 Inquest, «. enquire/, investigatio7i,v.'E\A}ii}iATWS. =ql^Kft^. 
 
 ?im m. ^ m. rfq-RT m. fT?5T3T or ^ m. gnT^TT m. 
 Inquietude, w. uneasiness, ^'c. aT?TKT'-Ti=T «. aT5[ltfrf/. ar- 
 
 ^;ms?!T «. aTTsr^^FTT/. 5i3TRTTfT/. goT^iJl/. ^^"3;^/. 
 To Inquire, v. a. v. To Ask. q^irr, sf^ j«.-&c. q;?:or-^TPjrf, 
 
 2 about; after; for, (one's health, &c. ). 'Tflot, f^T^TTtr, 
 
 3 into; investigate, V. To Examine. FT^rre^, W''^^, =^T- 
 ^^, =#Frfr/.-?TqTW m.-mq- »«.-&€. ^iJi-fll^'ii-^^. ^51 
 w.-tTSPSrS /.-&c. qFTs5t-?yT^iir-ctc. 
 
 Inquieee, n. Inquieing, p. a. v. V. 1. q^iTTRT, f^=^KO|KT, 
 &e. q^fTT, ^^3^^, JJW. 
 
 2 q^'JTm, ^stT^ornr, ^TTHT^ff^RROTRT, &C. 
 
 3 HMI^UIKI, ?!fttmRT, &c. m^^, ^?rtT^^. 
 
 Inquiry, n. v. V. l.—act. TO^ n. &c. wm« /. qr^ft??/. 
 
 f^^T^q^/. ?^ifT/. 
 
 2 q^>Ji «. qr^iKof n. &c. f^^srrqH /, 
 
 3 fcrmw «. &c. ^sfr^^ or ^'\ f. rrqifr »«. ?T?JT?rt or ^ m. 
 
 FT^^/. ?fTtT m. ^r^rq^/, sn^qH /. ^rrwq'^r /. tjir w. 
 
 grra?/. ar^oT n. f^^^T/. 
 Public and open i. <P5q?r/. 
 Inquisition, )j. inquest, inquiry, (j-f. =^?ft or sft /. HTT- 
 
 ?T »«. B5»»-?raTn or ^ m. ^^(X^^ n. B^ftHiT n. ftT^^on/. 
 
 2 court for inqtdring into religion. q^H'ftH'JRTHT/. 
 Inquisitive, a. given to inquiry, v. Curious. ^?T^?t^, 
 
 =^Nj^, ?T?5Trfr, 5fTtI^, sr^Vr^, fJTfTT^, f^HOT, I^T^m^P. 
 Inquisitiveness, n. v, A. m-T^f^/- ^fri:T^f:nr n. \^^W,^f. 
 
 Inquisitorial, a. pertaining to inquisition. =5jf<j;^ft^, Hvjl^- 
 
 ^ST'T^rqi, 5flti:T^<i^TRT, mtTFISr^niqT^, «^T?^CTIfl5t«Fl-. 
 IneOad, n. incursion, sti/. ^\t\f '•^T? /. aTT5pK<7r «. 
 Insalubeious, a. uiifavornble to hcidt/i, v. TNHEALTnT. ?T- 
 
 ift, <i'iHi, ^n aiiuioiwj, rm5PR^-^Fi^-5i5-&c. sn'j^p, ar- 
 ?rF^-aT^r?5^=CTn;-^^^-cto. arFrn'-OTT q;R^-:^?r^-&c. 
 
 Insalubriousness, Insalubhity, ;i. v. A. tpftqvn m. Jm- 
 ^^=1)?^ n. ar^R'^ n. ar^^qrn/.
 
 lys 
 
 I^si^■ABLK. See I:«ccKABtE. 
 
 IssANE, a. unsound in minJ, v. Mad. f^?fT,%IT ^THT^r, f^- 
 
 I.V3AKKN-ESS, I.NSANITY, «. V.A. ^f^Hf^T Wl. gf^q"??!! /fsfflW- 
 
 rTT/. ^^m^ »». g-^TTrmr/. >3'M-dc)r^ m. 
 tfSATiABi.T;, Insatiate, a. ihat cannot be satisfied. 3T^^ft 
 or ?ft, ^I^m, ^T^H^^TT, arqTOT O'' ^Tf, 3T<TWt^, 3TrTC?f , ?f- 
 
 LVSATIABLENESS, IXSATIAIULITY, IXSATIETT, «. V.A. 3THt^ft 
 
 or ^f. ^Turr m. ?7Tfr m. m^^^f. a^rTH^fr^frr/. nTiin- 
 
 ISSATISFACTIOX, «, 3T?nTT'=fR ». QT^mtT m. 3THf^/. 
 Insatuhable, a. that cannot be saturated or filled. aTTToftT, 
 
 To Inscribe, v. a. urite on, engrave. r-i^ui ^ spR^, ^T^, 
 2 dedicate. ^\^{^-^\^X^X-&■c. ^Wi ^FT^-3T'f'fr, ^TTTT^^TJ^- 
 
 I>'3cmPTiox, n. a. vritinj on a stone, ^'c. ^^ in. fef^/. TT- 
 
 2 See Title. 
 Inscrutablejtess, Ikcrutaeilitt, n. v. A. STrT^^fcfT/. %• 
 
 M^!Trrr/. 5^?TfTr/. &c. 
 I^■5CRUTABLE, a. vnsearchahle, S;c. v. Incomprehensible. 
 
 Insecable, a. //(«/ cannot be divided. 3T^?T, 3T^55^'^, 0- 
 In3ECt, n. — in zoology. ^PIT m. f%|^ »i. ^fftj/^^ m. 4^d+ 
 Insectile, «. having the nature of insects. f^T5TT% ^Irfl-^i^ 
 
 i%^ ^?frqT, qffd-^iritij, ^ tm^. 
 
 ISiECTixO^ovs, a. feeding on insects. ^Z'Hffl^., '^^sft, 
 
 Insecure, a. not confident of safety. H^^T^ft, TT^^ITlfHr, 
 
 2 not safe. ^RT^T, ^TT^r, ^"t^KrETT, ^^1?TrqT, W^"^^., 
 
 Insecurity, n. v. A. 1. HT?i-TT/. T^^T^T m, H'T^^Tfq-fn"/. 
 
 2 anrf Danger. JT^T w. sJr^ »«. ^^T »>. ^^ir/. w. 
 Insensate, a. stupid, v. Senseless. gf^^ToET or f5f5T5Er, 
 
 Insensibility, Insensibleness, n. v. A. 1. 3T>tT=^?rr/. f- 
 
 2 g^'TWT w!. &c. irftTT?? «. gf?T/. "?<T^frfTriT «. ^^frrfir- 
 
 3 Sf^iwiTnir VI. 'fl^T^^^r ". nuTT^T^q^^ST «. ^Jn\^T^^\f. 
 ^OTTITR n. JTOTfTR^FTT/ 'JT^^tT n. 
 
 Insensible, a. not discoverable hj the senses, v. Impercepti- 
 Bts. ar'THK, ^?^T^, r^^TTO^, ^^T^q, sf^- 
 
 432 INS 
 
 2 wanting corporeal sensibilitg. sif^^, g^fT, »lf'^, »3R, 
 
 3 t'0/(/ of feeling, insusceptible of emotion. aTjnTT,3=Wr|^, 
 
 sHTui^^, ntTirqr^^, 'jirRf'TfT, 'rirrfr, loTfrr^H?, -irsf- 
 
 4 inconscious. f?T%!=f^, f^^^^, ffI%fe=T, 3T%rr5T, '4^, ^- 
 
 ^TT^yr, 5i|iTT, ii5j5, ?f5^f5;ft^, sf >Tr^?:f^?T, 3T?rfT,"TfT^- 
 
 Insensibly. See Imperceptibly. 
 
 Insentient. See Insensible. 
 
 lN3EPARAr>LE.«.//(«/ cannot be disjoined or parted. "H^KT, "HH • 
 
 ^T^-'TsiT'jft^, f^rqr^^^rfff, f^if^^q'-o^, ?TJT^r!T?f5i'--ft. 
 
 Insepabaeleness, Inseparability, n. v. A. ^^^!jruf. 
 STH'^'DMrir/. H^^m^TffT/. il^^R^fTT/. &c. f^Fq-^q-^ 
 
 To Insert, v. a. enter among others.^ set in or among. ^r- 
 
 OT.-&C. :Riif y. 0/ 0. 3TFmfT-?T?^FI-7f5r'?-&c. ^FT"^, 31?qf- 
 
 ?R :ri%'j-3T?q-ffRfr<Trr-&c. w.m. 
 
 Inserted,^, t. V. fH^3?5r, ftR^R%?JT, JlfiTJ %?J?5r, &c. 
 
 ar^frR !Tf^'2, •¥R'Tt?Rft'<T?f. 
 Insertion, m. v. V. — act. qr^i^ n. fir^uf «. #x)r5t ?;. 
 
 &c. ■RTT^sf'jft/. f^T^^7^/. f^T^r^ M. f^ar^T m. 
 Inside, n. interior part. 3TfrT?^ 5?M/. 3Tf^^T TfT m. 'fli- 
 
 FtS 3TiT w. ^^w} n. s{vq[?n: «. nn m. 
 
 lu the i. aud ou the outside. 'Sf^^i;^. 
 Inside, adv. arm, 3Tf?f?Tr ^TT^fl', •stt^Tr^TT 'STi'if, '^m^sTT- 
 
 Inside, a. arffr^ ^IT^T, 3Ttrf?5r- [?^?T. 
 
 Inside-out, a. 3''?)7T2Tg"RT?T, S^RT^g'PnJ, 3'^2Tg?=f?:r, 
 Insidious, a. deceitful, sl/j, ireacherona. ^T^^qr, q^Ts^p^TT, 
 
 Fjnrsff, ^n^, ^T%^n:, fir. 
 
 Insidiously, niu. v A. q;tT?n^, ^PTsqr^, ^'Tm, &e. ^.^^\ 
 
 jpiTT, 5f;<TJ ^57r, ^^qrq ^^.^r, «.tc. t^^c^, ^^q#, 
 ^Krj5^, &c. 
 
 Insidiousness, m. v. A. W^Z n. ^PT^-ST «. ^^\ in. qpRKJ^r 
 
 Insight, «. thorough knowledge. v^'SS ni. f^^^T m. "TfT=5fSi 
 m. iT^ «. tR|TR «. 3TfirfTT5T «• 3TT?5r^5RT/. 
 
 Insignia, n. marls, badges. V. Sign. f^S »./'i. S^T'Jr w. pi. 
 I. of royalty. TMf^'^ «• i)^. 
 
 Insignificance, Insignificancy, «. t. A. 1. ar^xr^f^ «• 
 f5T?'4-i;?=r n. aT'^^J^rfT/. 3T-4^^?n-/. aT'TfTTST >». 
 
 2 |?y%^OTT w. (^^^T?;qwfT m. &e. S^?^ 7i. ?T?5=?^ n. 3?iT- 
 
 3 ^%qurr m. 5fT?f5ft/ (^T^rT"JrT »«. &c. rTfFST «. i=rT'?;f 
 «. ?J?5^f5r n. ariiqRTT/. 
 
 Insignificant, a. twWo/jneaniwy. 3T5T'4^, f^r4=F, fHr4, 
 
 2 unimportant, having no XKlght or eject, ^^^r,?5^TR'^
 
 IXS 
 
 433 
 
 IXS 
 
 3 u'iiJioui iceii/Iit of character, V. Mkan. ^^, c5^R, 
 Iksincere, ff. dissemhlhig, hiipocrii'!cal,fah". ^FTrft, ^^- 
 CT, ^^"T^, 3T^^, 3T?r^3, ^Sft^^. 
 
 2 iioUow^ Y. Eiii'xv. sTTT^T^, 5TPT^"jfHr, srrq'^s, srr- 
 
 IxsiscERELY, aJc. V. A. 1. ^PT^TH, '^'^ ^57r, ^F?^ ^STI^ &e. 
 
 IssixcERiTY, n. V. A. 1. ?HftT"JTr m. ^^vi\f. ovflsuir »«. { 
 &e. ^N?-q n. ^PT?:*?!^ m. I^TTT? «i. IHT^T ?«. 3T?tR:?q-«. | 
 2 srra^^tTtrrT «• ^IT^^ofNOTr m. ^j^^^.'juiT m. &c. I 
 
 To IxsiKUATE, V. a. iiifrodiur gcnllij. %\^^^ ^[fl^, g'TH- 
 
 2 /;;(«/( or «w^ into jacor, ( 'witli recip. pro. ). ^V-^^ 
 
 3 hint ; suggest ly remote allusion. sf^i^T'^f, ^=^f^>if, 
 
 =r'Jt-&c. ^^^rr/. ^^ ^. o/ o. ^^^^ m. ^^^ g. of o. , 
 
 To Insinuate, v. n. steal into, enter gently, <|-c. g^fft^ f^R- 
 
 '^-f?T?^-:r%nw. fr^, fn^cT f^TrT f^^, ^JTm ^rrr stitji-, 
 
 I>'SISUATED, p. T. Y. A. 1. #^%^T, 5^^ f^T^rTT, &C. 
 
 3 ^Tq?r<^i# ^^^%?yT, ^((^r^r^, qq-W^^ ?rtfnfr^?yr, 
 
 IXSIXUATEE, «. IXSINUATING, /). a. ISSINUATIVE, (J. V. V.A. , 
 2. H^f ?f4l<^uiKI, STT^sft, ?5T^, ^Jrq^T'JTT, JT^qTT3f\=^T, IT- 
 
 ?ifJT5rr3r, h^t^^, ^?f^ioq-r_ 
 
 V. V. N. f\\Ts\ fVJs[ ftlTOTKT, &c. ^e-iT, ^^HIT'fr. I 
 
 IssiNUATiON, », poii-er of pleasing. ^V^^^m. ^^^n. ^- 
 
 2 sly suggestion, distant allusion. ^Ffi/. Tofty^ s^fiq'a. 
 
 Issil'lB, a. tasteless, fat, vapid, lit. fip;. fH^^ST, ^R^T, f^- 
 ?H, Tm^, ^frq^sfR, q55T^?T, T^^<t?r, IT55IT?ZT^, T3T- 
 sfr^ or fncEfn^?r, W-T, 'T^^^^, fp-$T,'iT^oft, "STT^i^T^T, 
 
 Iksipiditt, Insipidness, n. v. A. fSt^EfqirrTm. TTiT^rrT- ! 
 DTTOT. qj'^+Rr|4'JII»J. ■prr^NTJTTfn. "T^sT^Nrnr^jw. &c. f^^- 
 
 mf.\K^n. 'flT?i?n'/. sTK^'i. ?fk^?rr/. srrasriTq'w. 
 
 To Insist, v. n. press for, persist, ^-c. 3TnT^«j.-3T^/.-3TT5/. 
 
 -'fl5?ft/-^?;OT.-&c. 5f;3T?r-i:n:"jf-Kre?T ^mor, sif^ of^Bt, *rr- 
 
 2 (iu discourse, &e. ), v. To Dwell. qrTm. ^, qpRnft-/. 
 
 ls%TiiY.-^CY,n.fresdomfrom'thirst. aTrTtTT /• HTPTT^m. ft'- 
 
 MI'HKlf^HT w. 
 To Insnaee, I), o. entrap, lit. fig. 'Pf^-'pf^TTH '^T^of, "Pt^iJf, 
 
 To be insnared. "P^rdf ,<P^T'r 'T3ot,<F?FT?T/.-&c. ^of y.o/«. 
 
 Iksnaked,^. v. V. 'pf???j?jr, 9rf^T2Hr5r, "PWr ft;r^r-'T5?5?rT, 
 
 Insobkiety, »!. intempirance. 37 Pimm??. arfrtqi^Hw. 
 Insociable, a. averse to conversation, v. Unsocial. HMT- 
 
 qr^«iT, ^J^^, ar^tisr'ft, 3T^?5Fft, H^TF^miiT^, ^vnTpjif^g. 
 
 2b Insolate, v. a. expose to the sun, ^-c. T^?r S^^., 3^f- 
 
 Insolation, «. v. V. ^'^. or ^zn. '^T^.V^'^.n. 
 
 Heated, &c. by i. ^J^ or q?jt. 
 Insolence, n. v. A. 1. ^^^T'Trwj. 5t?'t"T"JrT»«. grT^TTWr «?. 
 &e. ^raTTT/. TT^Tt/. ^T^^^^f. ^l]if. ^T{]^m. q^H- 
 
 Insolent, a. haughtily contemptuous and disdainful. HT^, 
 3"57l ;)o;;. 3-^^, 515, ^STT, ^OT^, ^T^IT'^, ^T^, ^TfcT^TrT, 
 
 ?5r, KFft, 3Tfqr^^. [ orr^, &c. 
 
 2 proceeding from insolence. TTT^^^n", ^f^rt'JT, ^fS^T- 
 Insolentlt, arfu. t. A. 1. T^?:^^, ^renif^, ^fS'rTirpt, T- 
 
 5^qijn%, &c. ^ra^T^?r, ^^T?rr^r?f, 5^1^^^^. 
 
 Insolidity, n. ^^^^\ f. ^^^r^n. 
 
 Insoluble, Insolvable, a. not to be resolved or cleared. 
 
 g^^i^ram 3T?T^q'-&e. T^qjrqr^r ?rrft aror, ar^^pnft- 
 q-, arg^-q-, g^r^^^-RT, 3TPirr^^T, ar^^^^r, arfn^- 
 ^, ^ftH iJo/>. jpst'n, 'JT^qj, fsf^R', 'T5. 
 
 2 indissohable. ^^V^J; ^TTft 'JTOF, ar^I^, ar^T^Piftq, -^- 
 
 3 AeajJ)/, /«ar(?, i/mi ivill not Iccome soft, — (grains, pulse, 
 
 &c. =5?^, 5^rr, ^5. 
 
 Insolubility, Insoltableness, ?t. v. A. 1. viri'I^MI'H 3T- 
 ^T^^CTrr m. &c. 315^1 ?.^tqffT/. 375^-q?rr/. 31T^HT?T- 
 
 2 aTijio'Mdi/ ^r^orre^^fir/. &e. 
 
 3 ^JT^rsTirr ««. ^^^nxfoTT m. sm-cf ». 
 
 Insolvency, n. v. A. ?IT^Tft/ HK.KMiJIT m. HTcT^TRt/ ^T- 
 
 Insolvent, ff. ^tnalle to pay delts. ^TT^TT, oW^?^, ^l+c^rfl, 
 Hr5^5fr?f 3TR^, gi^iftfl' 'JTM?7T, +,uiMl=MHr^T^, ^"JTHF- 
 
 To become i. '<T^'jf- 
 Ijtsoltent, n. See Bankrupt. 
 Insomuch, adv. to that degree. (r-^qq-'^T, f^'iTTlwr. 
 To Inspect, v. a. look into, ^'c. v. To Examine. "TTS^, ^ivil', 
 
 ^^, ?rfTtj OT.-^Tff^TTr M.-&C. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Superintend. 
 Inspected,;?, v. V. 1. TtI^SJOT, f^"V?T^?5r, &c. f^^^, tT- 
 
 jfrf^?T, 3T^f?TfT. 
 Inspection, w. v. Y.—act. qr^af w. &c. qr^'jft/. ^ftq »n. "|- 
 
 7 m. P=tftH'JI «. ^T^ft^fr/. ^Tfr^TCTI n. ?Tift^T/. 37%^ffT «.
 
 INS 
 
 434 
 
 INS 
 
 IssPECTOB, n. Inspecting, p. a. v. V. 1. TT^RT, f%3WKr, 
 
 2 and Supeeixtkndent. =qfl+'H'ilw ( liis office ^^fhRTf^- 
 
 ?ft/. ), snrt^ ( his office arfipft/. ), JHiVRT, 5^crr. the 
 
 English word is also used. 
 IssPERsiON, n. sprinkiiny on. f^Vf^ or R{i+,|c(OT.%I^FFr(?>' 
 
 mm. arf^n^^TT «. sf[?TnT?!. [ "^^T^ m. 
 
 IXSPIBATION, n. T.V.N. sqTO %^ ?'. s^rm^"^ «. s^TRTT^m «. 
 
 T. V. A. 1. — act. ^DT «. 
 
 2 sq-raraTNT %>?[ «. &e. 
 
 5 r'jRg^JTT/. f ^-^nin-oTr/. f j^^^r m. arsr^n: m. ^r w. 
 
 Note. The two last words are commonly used of the 
 afflatus of an inferior god or of a deTil. 
 By i. ^TR ^^3^. 
 To Inspiee, v. n. draw in Ireath. s^TO m. ^irf. 
 To Inspiee, v. a. hreathe into. ^^^. s^fTH Hf^-'<lTy M Rd - 
 &c. JJR't. 
 
 2 draw into the lungs. »m^N<|5R EfiJf-?jn'^-'RT?f-&c. 5^- 
 
 3 »(/i(se Jy breathing. j^T-^*<l 'i -^%^?rT-^^-<4 1'lCl - 
 qT-&c. qT?5"^-?'<TTW. 
 
 4 iH/««e f«fo </ie mind. ^rR^Jui, ^f^/.-'TRRT/.-^r'HT/. 
 -&c. V^i ^^^/ ^^, arr^RT «.-r<TrRI 5i.-fH^ m.-&c. 
 
 5 ( supernaturally ). *rft^, g^rf^^, H?lf<T ^ott/- ^- 
 ^, 3T^?R M.-«rR«. 5r<if -Rt5[^-*RW -^TSfROT in. con. ^K n. 
 -&c. f^R^-HftsRt-^fRJof. 
 
 ISSPIEED, p. V. V. A. 5. f ><Rq^RrT, f ^JR^fxTrT, '^^H^5fRT=^, 
 
 To be i. STR «.-3T5r?R »». %of. 
 To Ikspieit, f. fl!. enliven, cheer, encourage, Sfo. v. To Ani- 
 mate. ^=r m.-^ on.^^ «.-3r?n^ »».-&c. aTMot-^, sfr- 
 RT^ «.-^f?TT^^ n.-&c. ^^ g. of a. 3?gEp-&c. ^OTT. 
 
 INSPIEITED, ^5. V. V. ^arroT^, &C. 5fR?rrf|rT, 3T?ITf|?T, 
 
 irmt?HTf , ^niktfi^. 
 Inspieiteb, «. Inspiriting, p. a. v. "V. cW aTTIoTRT-^uiKI- 
 
 Ikspieiting, n. v. V. — act. ^ "h^ n. ;?ft=r aTfT'if n. &c. ^- 
 f^T^ or ^r^wl^^ n. ^^\^^\^^ n. ^«i^^?t^ «. 
 
 To Inspissate, Inspissation. See To Thicken, &c. 
 Instaeilitt, n. v. A- 3Tft«R?rT/. ^^\^ n. ar^STrf^^ n. 
 3?^n. =q=q^fTT/. ^N?^«. 3PT?F<Tr/. aT^?f^'<Tf?t/. 
 
 Instable. See Unstable. 
 
 To Install, v. a. instate in an office, SjC. icith the custonuxry 
 ceremonies. ^*,%\i ^^>rr-^?R^PRm-?RqnTJ#^-&c. ?'<Tmr- 
 «itmui-&c. ft^«!. ^i^, ^^ n. 2)1. ^, sif?i^, wfd^lHd 
 
 2 ( a king, &c. ). 3Tf*r^-qpwf, 3tPt%^ »J.-H!:lffJT^^ «.- 
 qjTf^T^sp m. 5R# g. of o. 
 Installation, n. v. V. 1. — act. f^ ?IT^5i n. ^^ ?tfr n. :i- 
 
 qTTT/. 'T^'irrRT «. 
 
 2 arfn^^p m. jjtrrPrq^qF »«. qpf^-i; m. 
 Installed, p. v. V. 1. ?r?^T^ F<TFf^OT, ^^ ^f^, &c. 
 
 ^JTRTsrfHg, ^5Tf%^, ^^'■^^fn^. 
 
 2 arfirf^, jj^-ffH-fw, Trrf^'f^^, ^^TmrfH^, qrH'Tf^r- 
 
 '^, ■shdlPHq-^, ?55'^F'T%F. 
 Instalment, n.part of a sum paid at one time. f^^/.^»j. 
 Payment by instalments. T^^f- 
 Settlement for the payment of a sum by instalments. 
 
 2 See Installation. 
 Instance, «. urgency, insisting.^ Sfc. v. Impobtcnitt. arnr- 
 ^ m. aTfqrq^ ?». fJTvTrft/. fe^mx^f. 
 
 2 example.^ precedent, case. ^'\\^iv\ n. fT^?5T ?«. (^^id ot. 
 
 In the first instance, at first. Tf^FSTRf, W*^'^. 
 To Instance, v. a. 3'^^q' ».-^RTf5T »».-&c. ^ijf-^t'm-'^- 
 
 Instant, a. urgent, insisting, t. Impoetcnate. 3TR^ ^R'^- 
 
 2 immediate, ivithout intervening time. ^s^ixfT, cloij-oji, 
 
 FTf^TfiJI^F. 
 
 3 See Quick. 4 current.^ — of months. -mrfrlT, «Jt1MM. 
 Instant, n. moment.^ twinkling. ^T"! m.^^ pop. '^ n. f%Tit/. 
 
 S^ «. TT^rr/. f^ft'f or fHW^ m. ^t f. "Tt^^ n. ^^^^n. 
 Every i. ^Tofr^Toft, aT^^Toff. 
 
 At that i. Hf?1Tlf , r^^^ pop. dlr+,r?5, ddN, ^^i^. 
 This i. c5P7OTxr,(T5^=gr, armf^. 
 Instantaneous, a. occurring ivithout apparent succession. 
 
 rnrpr?r^, fRwfe^, f^f^rf^, arsT^rr^rfrr^, aTs^r^f^- 
 <T^?ft5T, arr^fe^. 
 
 Instantaneously, adv. in an instant. t^^T^frf, t^qijirTojf^, 
 
 ^^SIWoilHt--^, <T55ITRrrr=5T, &C. 
 
 Instantee, adv. See Instantly, 2. 
 
 Instantly, ac?y. v. A. 1. arni^ ^P^ST-q^^T, fHflrfl^, &c. 
 3TRf^^, &c. 
 
 2 arr^ri^, 3TTm%3TFTt^, (^f=5f, 3t^it%3tht^, ^tst'- , 3r?fk 
 
 JT OTTrff or ^ ?rrf%dt, arsT^rPFIc^t, — wi.th reference to 
 returning. ^^-^NRTT^, aTTr^n^TRTRf, Ml'lr^mi41', ^TNT- 
 
 I. after, I. upon. ?jm?5T=5f, rf^TT^, H^Tl^d^ix), |Tp?r- 
 
 To Instate, v. a. set or place in a rank or condition. sppTRf- 
 3Tf^^PRT^^-&c. SRT^ot-F<TT^-?*TPRrT/. W^l^ g. of o. q^- 
 
 Instated,^. V. V. 3TfS)+,|<lcJi sr^T^r^FTT, &c. q^<T, T^I*,"?. 
 Instead, adv. or prep, in the place of. vipff, vTfiif, ^fpf, f^.
 
 ^r^fr, ^^f, 51^ or q^sr, h-m-mt or ^■m<jf*i,gK^r dcd. \\ 
 
 ^f. ^ • ^ l| 
 
 Instep, «.— of the foot, kr; or >?72TT=tft (jr/ ^/. TT^T^- 
 To Instigate, v. a. set on. promjyt, S,-c. v. To Incite. ^'^^- 
 
 Instigated,^. V. V. S'^FiJlc^r, =^^^^?5r, &c. 3%f^rT, spf- 
 
 Instigation, ;;. v. Y.—ad. ^S^fM n. &c. ^T+<^uft /. 
 
 f^iq^CTT/. ^AKuft/. S^Totnft/. 3ZToST m. 3^?5/. ^ST^ot. 
 
 ^T^Tr/ ifT'T". ST^T^Tw. sr^^T". sftfHT^'i. 
 Ikstigatoe, ?i. Instigating,^;, a. Instigatokt, n. v. V. 
 
 I. to an evil act. ^5f^^, ^hir. 
 5b Instil, v. a. infuse hj drops. ^^ '^ ^\^^--^\rm. 
 
 2 wfuse gradiiallij into the mind. ifr5*TrST-3Tr"TaTrT-3Tr7- 
 
 V'.- &c. >i<«(u|-d'^Hui-^rT?5>ir-&c. 
 Instillation, Instiilment, n. v. V. 1. ^^ ^^ qT?5'jf».&c. 
 
 2 Mt5'4UT HT^m «. &c. 
 Instinct, «. natural hioidcdge or directing poicer. <m^^ 
 
 fTPT n. 3TfiT^ 5f5/. 3Ttn% ^T^qw «. &C. aTT^^Tr^w. 
 
 3fi[l?rf^'7;-WTr^^-?Tr^f^-&c. firT».-5fg; /.-noi«8.-&c. 
 
 Instinct, «. moved, miimated.^ ^c. 3%^fT, ^Rh. 
 Instinctive, a. p-ompted ly instinct. 3TFT% g^'^l', aTTT'^'TT 
 
 »1lfH+f1HRl5, &c. 
 ISSTINCTIVELT, adv. V. A. 3Tt»r^ %tS^i STtl'^TT fTT^T^,&c. 
 
 To Institute, v. a. estallisli, set vp, appoint. T'CfV^^ ^- 
 ?»TT^, %H^, ^^5 ^, m?5iJf, «HiJ|', ?yT^5 ^, TTTit, 
 
 2 comynence, set on foot, ^-c. ■=)l3'l'Ji, OTTt'T'ir, TTS^JT, SR'- 
 
 3 See To Instruct. 
 Institute, n. established Imv or order. f^TTT pop. %JT«J. f^- 
 
 Institutes of religion, law, or letters,— esp. as consi- 
 dered of divine origin. ^TT^ n. [^^TT/ 
 Compendium or collection of laws and institutes. ^- 
 Instituteb,^. T. V. 1. ^*fN^, ?i?iTRrf?5I,^»T?53r, &c. 
 
 2 ■qrJI^^T, 3Tlt>T^?5T, ^^^%?IpJT, &e. sf?f%rT. 
 Institution, n. v. V. \.—act. r^V^n. &c. ^VfT^Tn. ?'*TrT- 
 
 I. estallished laiv, v. Institute. fiFftT»». f^Tflrw. 
 
 II. system, plan, society.^ S;c. established. ^'tfTftrr-^VTTfr- 
 ?T-&0. H5o5t/.-?T*TT/.-JTTn5«.-&C. <f!«^HTw. 
 
 Institutional, a. Iftr^, ^■MfH+. 
 
 IkSIIIUIOB, «. T. Y. 1. ?MI^W, ^r<{IHU|Kl^ &C. FtTR^, 
 
 IXS 
 
 To Insthuct, j;. a. cducatcinform, v. To Teach. f^^dr,m- 
 qot, T^^HJf, 3^^T ?».-f^?fT/.-^«ffq^ n.-&c. JRwr, :T7^5[i- 
 
 2 ejyom, rf»rrf, v. To Oedeb. mnor, 3TTfTT/.-;^^ w!. 
 
 ER^^'if, arrfTTW. 
 Instructed,;?. V. V. 1. f^TT^Fir, T^sT^^, &c. 3T«Trfqrr, 
 
 ftTf?T?T, qrf^, ^Tf^, gr^?;. 
 
 2 3TTfTrT%?5r, arnrrftm, arrfrm, arrfw. 
 Instruction, m. t. V. I.— act. f^q^<7f ji. q^^ m. &c. <«- 
 
 ^q?r «. ^ 
 
 2 STTfrrm n. STTfTTT^ w. [^^T m. 
 
 I. precepts conveying Jcnowledge. 3^^ w. l^rTtrr^ ?». f^H- 
 
 II. direction, order, \. Command. ^•+.h »«. arrw/- 
 Instructions. ^5T in. ^\z m. 
 Code of instructions. ?3[=3f w. 
 
 Instructive, a. conveying instruction. :Tq%nr^, ^feTr^T,OT- 
 
 ^^, frRSl=f#F, OT^n ( in comp. ), ^[V( ( in conip. ). 
 Instructor, n. Instructing, p. a. v. V. 1. ■Rt^f^tiirt, "7^^- 
 OTRT, ^TtntrnTT, &c. ■Rt^^, 3^^ 7'T^, ^51T^-^- 
 
 Instrument, n. tool, implement. gr^Trf n. ^rrr or ^fTR «. ^T- 
 ^ «. f^5 «. ^T^T^ n. ^FK^q^ w. :p^ n. viM+<ui».if^K. 
 A case of instruments, n^ tn. 
 
 2 rfoer, agent, means. ^FPTFrTf, ^T^R^, ^RfOT'4^, ^^J• 
 ^^fjrrr, H<4l^M, frftrT n. f^fSfTi«M<ui «. ^q^ 7j. +,Kurn. 
 
 3 deed, writing, Sfc. v. Bond. ^^ w. ^cl w. ^=s^ n. <T5n; 
 «. T^T in. [ M. rfjf n. 
 4 — of music, T. Music, ^t^ «. qr^^ «. ^T^t^ n. ^ff^ 
 
 Animated sound of musical instruments, fj^/. 5f5 
 w. Sf^ «». Si 06 til ct >«. ^T^Rlf /• 
 
 Beating of musical instruments. «n^ m, 
 
 I. of martial music. ?OT^RT ". 
 
 I. sounded by the mouth. J^^KT n- 
 
 I. stringed. riH'=}|<q' «. cT^=)l«[ n. [-=14=1 1 <q w. 
 
 I. covered with skin, (drum^ tabor, tambourine, &c.). 
 
 I. suitable to festive occasions. H*irt«(i<+ n. 
 
 Wind of a musical i. 5^ m. 
 Instrumental, a. conducive as an instrument or means, m- 
 %T^, Bm^, ^FT^tl^, ^Ttpft^, WT«RH;t, :FTT^Ji7r,.f^- 
 fHrT^R^^, MVM^, TT^FTft, ^^*lO, ^FR^ft. 
 
 2 effected by instruments. fT^f^r, V^RTrffefff, ?n3rl%5;, ^- 
 
 3 made ly instruments; not vocal. ^T^^, ^ST^sitft, ^r- 
 
 Instbumentalitt, Instbumentalness, n. t. A. 1. ?rfg^^ 
 n. qfTT^r^^f^ n. ^R^??^ n. ^oTf^T n. ?JTtpTf^w.f?liTtfW»i. 
 I. ( of persons ) medium. J^Rft/. ^^V^ f. 
 Insuatity, «. leant of pleasantness of manner. cfBtTTr m.
 
 1X3 
 
 436 
 
 INT 
 
 IssiDJECTiox. See Issuuobdisatiox. 
 
 J.vsCBonDiNArE, a. not submissive to authoviti/, unruly. f?PC- 
 
 lNsi-DoRi'iNATio>rH. V. A.ii;^;f:Tft<mr »». &C. a^^^IrTT/. 3TT- 
 
 fft7T?TT/. ^ITfRf^^fTT/. &.C. 
 
 I. insulordinate conduct. amTTHT ?». 3mTTf?I-:frJT »«• 3TT- 
 5llfHU+K m. cHi^ii^ciyii «• 
 iNsuESTiSTiAi., <i. «io/ »•"//, V. Unheal. 3T=rTWf5f^, arsTraeT. 
 
 INSUIISTAXTIAUTY, «. V. A. 314*^H|/. ai5f^ H. ^Tflf^rTT/. 
 
 Inscitekable, a intolerahle, v. IxsunoiiTABLE. ^^iqro 
 
 3T^T-a=t'ft"T-&c. 3T?l^,3T?I^tq', |:flf ■ ^TpIT^T^^. 
 lySUFFERABLENESS, n. V. xV. 3TO^nTT/. ^^T^^ffTrir/. ?f^^- 
 
 IvsuFi iciESCE, Insvfficiexcy, m. V. A. arjTri'T'TT *>>■ 'Pt- 
 2 3T;7T?ntITT »«. &C. 5TT?5m^/ 3T?mrrT/. ^m?7Hrrr/. 
 
 IssfFFiciE>;T, a. not enouyJi. ^^^t, ^T^TT, Sfjof, f?r- 
 
 2 tvantiitr/ inabiliti/, ^'c. incapnlle, incompetent. 3T'T7?n', 
 
 IT'4, 3T5^^. 
 IxsuFFiciESTLX, adv. V. A. 1. STJ^d^uff, ^Tj'^ decl. f^- 
 
 "JTT </pf^ &c. ^pft, sn'f. 
 IsstFFLATiON, «. hreathing upon. ^^.X qraof «. ^^Tof «. 
 
 Iksulab, a. belonging to an isle. ijiNi, grrniT, ^TTOsi'^t, 
 2 surrounded by icater. Mio^inf 1r5?5?rr, ^^rfjfT, ^TT- 
 
 IxsuLAEiTT, n. T. A. 2. ^W?rT/. ^MI^K >». glm^sfd/. 3t- 
 
 IxsuLATED, a. standing by itself, g^^, aT?lT, 4)d+H ?lf^- 
 
 IxsuLT, n. act or speech of insolence or contempt, y. Abuse. 
 
 3T^5T »». aiTTTRTT'im n. (H^H\'\[■^^Tf. »Tr?f^/. f^f- 
 
 To Insult, v. a. treat with abuse, insolence, contempt.^ ^'c. 
 
 ^^raiJr, l^iifr, fJf^^oT, h^^ijt, srra./: ^tt^ 5ftei^-^?:oT, 
 
 y. o/o. W(W[^ w.-aT?ri?7 «i.-fMFH?TT/.-&c. ^RWy. o/o. 
 Insultet!, n. IssuLTiNO, //. a. v. V. ■STTTR^^TJIKr, ^^^iirT- 
 
 IssuLTrsoLY, flc/f.T.A. I^Tsi'jft^^TT, &c. 3Tq»TR^#^, ar^fTT- 
 
 1XSU1'E11.4ETLTTT, «. T. A. %Pitim f. aTr^T?!!/. 3T3I<T?tT/. 
 
 Iksupebap-i.e. a. imurmountahlc, not to be overcome. 5^^, 
 Lnsvi-poetable, a. thai cannot be borne, endured, ^e. ^mT- 
 
 Ih'SUl-rOltTABLENESS, 7J. V. A. ^T^^t/. Sl^ff^'^'TrTT/. Hf- 
 
 !=rT?i+«<'ii/. &c. 
 
 Insuppbessible, a. not to be suppressed, Sfc. aTH^fTnT- 
 
 IxsuKAKCE, M. assurance against lo.fs or damage. f%^ or f^- 
 
 2 co«< or charge of insuring. fsfiTT »». 
 To Insuee, v. a. contract for a consideration to secure fron 
 
 loss. 1%JTT»!. ^T^r. 
 
 2 purchase security for from loss. f^F^f^T 5^, f^^lH 
 
 Insubeb, m. Iksueixo, /). a. y. V. 1. fETRT •fvT'TTTr, f^rir^R 
 Insuecient, «. owe toho has risen against authority. ^W'Vl^l 
 
 Band of insurgents, ojg «. ^53; n. ITSTW w. 
 IxsuEiiouxTABLE, «. V. Insupeeable. f^T, f'^T inlcns. 
 
 IXSDEMOUNTABLEJ!ESS,«.V.A.|Sj^!mT/. ^-M^rtl/.&C. ^^^«. 
 liN'SCEBECTioK, n. a. seditious rising. ?R^PRT=rT ;j^ «. ^J^^T- 
 
 ift/. SIS «. ?nT )». ^ics w.'iig OT. "ott «s. nT/. »?. H^rRft 
 
 £"• ^/ TT^f^f^^ ^H^^5T'4Rr n. 
 Insueeectionaet, a v. N. a|iM|, «f^, sj^iTT, V^JT^^'t'^, 
 Iksusceptibilitt, n.T. A. ar^T'n'T'TT »«. ar^T^^f^T >'. ^^TT- 
 
 Insusceptible, a. not capable of receiving impression, ^c. 
 3T^Jim, aT!TTfr,3T^^^,?T^'JrT^K,q^ar^TfpTf|'^,%^T?T^, 
 
 Intact. See Untouched. 
 
 Intactable, a. not perceptible to the touch. 37^3,^, 3T?^^T- 
 
 jfN', FT^fR'^'T, ?T^ff|T^, ^?1Fn=^, W^flf^Mif. 
 Intangibility, Intangibleness, n. v. A. 3T^3.T?rT/. 5:-. 
 
 ^?3.q-frr/. ^mf^T^T^r/ ^^tr^/. &c. 
 
 Intangible, a. that cannot or may not be touched. FT^ <?vn- 
 
 'FT^irMT, ^^TTnmT, ^^Tk'pq, ^mf . 
 
 Inteoee, n.a ivhole number. 'TpfT^m.3q[f>T^f:F?«,^TTK.3Tf*rvrwi. 
 Integral, a. entire, v. Whole. ^Toi, 3T^5, ^f^^T, 'srf^- 
 
 2 not fractional, ij^, sfiafT, ^T^iq', "jof, arfir^T. 
 Integbitt, «. entireness. ^'TOT^TT/. "J'^ffT/. a^^Sftf «. 3TfH- 
 
 5r?5r «. arf^HT^r ««. m^^^ n. ^fi^rr/. 
 
 2 honesty, probity, vprightness, S{c. STiTTfST^PmT »«. ^V 
 WT OT. ^TTf /. ^^/. %^/. ?T?T/. ^^T€t/ STTHTfoT^PfcT «. 
 
 Integument, «. natural covering or coating. 3TT=rTaT h. ^VJK 
 n. ^^T, m.^Z'^ m-TTJ^T or TT^T »» <n%ST M.^TftTigTir »«. 
 
 Intellect, n.\. Unbeestanwng. ^f^/.^^t/'-f^/f^^iJf^/. 
 
 Intellection, n. act of understanding. fTRT n. ^^^ m. gf^- 
 '^ m. frffT/. 
 
 Intellective. See Intellectual, 
 
 Intellectual, o. relating to the under stand ing.'^^^.^ ^^•
 
 INT 4,*^ 7 
 
 2 pcrcciird ly the intellect ; existing in the imderslifnJ- j 
 ■/«y. HnTf%^, 5f?;i"T, *T%^»^, N?\?T, K^FTrT. j| 
 
 3 endowed inth understanding. f^~i7f^^, fTR^f^^, 
 
 fTT^^Tf^p^rq^, fn'Tnf^r^rf^T'?, ^i^sf^^ftT'?, gf^f^iRT's, 
 
 IXTELI.IOENCE, H, iwtion, information, tidings. <iJMM1/. ^- 
 
 5R/. "j-dHM «. ^rrf/ g^^r/ bhftr »«. 
 
 Authentic or official i. ?3T?f^n^TTfl"/- f^T^ft^ 5fT?Tift/. 
 
 I. received from an emissary at a foreign court. 3T- 
 qjiR or 3T^5lT or 3T^5fIT/. 
 
 Secret i. =EJitiITi=TFft / "T^Trf^ n. 
 
 2 understanding, sense, sharjiness. ^fj/. fTTT «. ^?fT"rft=r /. 
 
 Glow or lustre of i. ^OTrff^^/. [???^^fe/ 
 
 3 an intelligence, a spirit. Ng^frp/. fTFTs^f^/. ^f:^- 
 iKTELLiGEiJCEE, n. One icho sends intelligence. aJMHl^I?, ^- 
 
 sr=^, •MMI^i, STTfrpF, srirrN^. 
 
 2 ( at Courts ). 3T^F«R u?- ar^T^K or 3T^5rr?7nft^ or jftw. 
 IXTELLiQEXT, o. endowed ivith understanding, v. Intellec- 
 tual. fTpr^Tf%^, gf^f^Ri"?. 
 2 knowing, understanding, clever, ^'c. v. Wise. >ji|U|r|r, 
 
 ^51T^, gf :? or g^f^, ^;tt, j^tR, =q]^^, =qc>j, g|i-, STTfT, 
 
 ISTELLiQENTiAL, a. Consisting of unbodied mind. f^i^mW'f^- 
 
 2 See Intellect OAL. 
 
 IlfTELLIGIBILITT, IkteLLIGIBLENESS, ». V. A. ^f^T^rfr/. 
 
 gf^'-fl^Hl/. fTTfTT/. &e. 
 IxTLLiaiBLE, a. possible to he understood. ^fT^Pn^FTT-^- 
 T^-&c. TT5Tm-«rRt?I-&c. qT'TMtTT-^R^T-<fcc. ^f^T'^, 
 
 fTRTT^, ^TSir^T^^i ^T, «|f^r^, ^TJFW'4, w■a]^]^, 
 
 Easily i. Very i. v. Plain. ciToEqrtT, g^tT, ?q^, g^^. 
 
 IXTELLIQIBLT, «. T. A. ^IT^qT^fFTT-&C. t^tfiZ. <^^]^ir^ THT- 
 
 :3fpTT-&c. rfecZ. ?nTi, ^T"?, T^tiT^q-. 
 
 ISTEMPEjKANCE, IntEMPEEATENESS, «. T. A. 1. ^^HKHIJITOT. 
 
 2 3Tft?THFT m. 'JTm'Ti=t'Tm «'. f^^f^^-JT m. aTT^R^T- 
 ^f^TH m- ar^^nr m. 'fl^^^^ n. 3Tf%?TrtcrTT==r «. 3T^q?T- 
 
 INT 
 
 3 aTr-Mi^K »«■ arfFTT^TfT ?i. aifffHr^T^ n. a^^q^^ «. 
 Intemperate, a. exceeding the due degree, \. Excessive. %- 
 
 f^i ^1 ^TfHiTTf?, ariTin^, afffT^fsr^T, arfirn, ^prft- 
 fH^, arf^riTR. 
 
 2 immoderate in enjoyment, — gener. arfHrt^ift, arfim- 
 f^flft, 'flf^TT^jfr^r, aTTfTfJTTT >tFft-f^^Tft-&c. aif^?m- 
 f^T, ar^Fit, arf^qrRrff, arf^T'Tfflf^, aif^lTriHlft, ar- 
 
 ^'smr^i^, arr^mt, arf^TK^rn, arf^nnfr. 
 
 3 ( in eating ), v. Gluttonous. a^ffr>#3fr, aTfHrl>Tr?ft, 
 
 4 ( in tli-iukiug ), v. Dbuxkahd. arf^Trnl, arfn^TTJIT. 
 
 5 See Passionate. 
 LNTEMrEEATunE, n. excess of some quality. ^^^ n. nil^T- 
 
 RT n. ^T^^J^ n. argrrtTTgrrT /. 
 Intenable. See Untenable, Indefensible. 
 To Intend, v. a. lit. stretch, strain, distend. rTF'm, noTr^ «?. 
 
 -rTPT m. %at-5JHtfoi-, FTOTrr^jftfT- ?pr?T7rFr-&c. ;fRCTr_ 
 
 To be intended. ^T-ld-lui, ri^^., froTrlOT^, frir=r^, — in- 
 
 tens. rTTRW. 
 
 2 fig. 7nake intense, increase. qFTTsrot, =^^^^. ^^.^m.-^S- 
 ?^'tm.-&c. ^Roty. of 0. aTffeI^-HTt-^^-^RT^r-&c.:pTwf^ 
 
 3 «ieon, design, ^^\r\ qt^'Ji-feKaT-^f^fiT-^H6t-&c. PRff- 
 <T aT^ijf in. con. %X\^m.■^r\m.-^^W^^m.■&c. qRvf-tr??Dty. 
 of 0. 3Tf*r5rPT«J.-&e. ar^or y. of o. and in. con. 3T^f=FW. 
 5 See To Supeuintend. 
 
 To Intend, v. n. grow intense. 3TlTr^>^, ^TSROT, ^snq^Rqr, 
 
 qoST^T'Jr, aTfs^^-'TTft-^RT=qr-&c. ^. 
 Intendant, n. supervisor, director, ^'c. v. Supemntendeitt. 
 
 3T«I?T, JJT^-Sr, aTK^^T. 
 Intended,;;, v. V. A. 1. rrm^^T, HOTRT f^r^^, &o. 
 
 2 ««(? Intense. cri5«rr!?5r, ^ir^i=;^, HTTt %^?5T, <S:c. 
 
 3 ^^\^ qt^^rfT, &c. ^-f^rj^ K^T^frf^q, m^^if?^'?, ar- 
 fT^n, fq^RrT, ^q;f|q?r, fsprf^rr. 
 
 Intense, a. lit. strained, stretched. fTM%?JT, rt5ct^%?5r, rT'T- 
 
 cTOT^Hr, &c. cpr?Rtrr, rrtrrrroftrr, crre. 
 
 2 fig. close, strict, severe, of assiduous application, rrr 
 W^, FSTSr^T or rt'Kl^I, s^TI^qT, 3TfirfSi^?Tq=nP, 5^r- 
 
 3 fig. raised to a high degree; vehement, excessive, 
 severe, Sfc. ^TRt, ^sr, arffT^T^, T?WT%^T, :f5cF, sr^- 
 5t?T, =ET0T=5fuft?r, fcf^7, fftiT, ^^TJT, riW^, ^f5T?5, ^ITRflTT, 
 
 4 anxiously attentive. See Intent. 
 Intensely, flf?y. y. A. 2. an? ^CT, %2T^, f^xT ((^FrTH^^Tr, 
 
 arf'Tf^Wn'Tcf^, sqRmtTif^. 
 
 3 HTft, "PR^, "RT^^r <A'cZ. arfFT, arfft^PT, arfn^T^^T. 
 Intenseness, Intensitt, «. V. A. 1. aMw. ^VZlm. fftT- 
 5]T«;. FTT'TOT'JTT'W. rfWrrfnT^Ttfrr m. &e, 
 
 2 FTT'llm. fn^w./. %?:;«. 3TfHf=T%^T)«. s^RT'Tot. 
 
 3 HrftT^'rt. w^'S^M^m. frm^^vm. &c. "Rr^^r/. arfrf- 
 ^^^m. q^^^r ?«. ^3r^ /. t[-m\f- fft^-orrrr/. &c. imw(. 
 
 3TTfrT5T5^«. 
 To Inteksift, v. a. raise to a higher degree, maJce intense. 
 
 STT^^, =Efg?rur, ^wAm.- sit'^Am.- &c. :p^ g. of o. 3Tf^- 
 
 »TTft-&c. qRur_ 
 Intension, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. Frmot?;. HT'JI ?Dt». frmoft/. 
 
 — state. ffM OT. rtlST m. r[OiTcn ot. flT'JTFiq'Jir «!. 
 
 2— «c^ qrScTijf «. =El55HJf n. sns^ifT/ JTK^tjPF/. ?^^ «. 
 
 —state, ^f?/ q^"t«!. ^f^PH ?«. ^^"??tT/. 
 Imeksitite, Inieksive, «. serving to give force or ewphasis
 
 INT 
 
 to a want. sn;*f-3r+,<)-|-,JUIHr, H'+.H+R^-fTFT^-'HM*, 
 
 words and partitlos are employed to iuteud the sense 
 oi" otlicr words. They are, some prefixed, some aflBied, 
 some siguidcant, some non-significant. As many of them 
 as could be inserted under sufiiciently corresponding 
 words in English, have been inserted accordingly : but 
 both those and the others remaining are collected here. 
 
 -flm, affixed to f?r^ hot, pungent, &c. (Hot as fire). 
 
 JffrT, afl'. or pre. to ^^. (Boiling hot ). 
 
 +<^+^H,aft". to <FrTT, 5^^, rTMl and other words signi- 
 fying " new." ( Bran new). 
 
 ^MTT, aft", to ^Tf. (Bitter as the 'fT^TT nux vomica). 
 
 +oi+.Gfld, ^, f=PJ 07- ^tz, JpIoE^, aft", to spT^T black. 
 ( Black as coal, black as soot, «S:c. ). 
 
 P?5?TfrrT, aff. to q^k^ dry. ( Stifl' dry ). 
 
 fTR^, pref. to ^Z salt. ( Very salt ). 
 
 TIT, all", to f^r green, to sfR^ wet, and to its cold. 
 
 J3T, aff. to c7T3 red. 
 
 •frs, pre. or aff. to firsT sweet. ( Sweet as sugar). 
 
 ^, afl". to ^JToJT black. 
 
 qt^, aft", to ^jTTT^ salt. 
 
 =EJ?^, aff. to f^l^asr yellow. 
 
 xfTT, aft", to f^Tsrr green. ( Green as grass ). 
 
 f%^, aff. to arfsp: sour. ( Sour as tamarinds ). 
 
 ^, aff. to fq^r^T yellow, to dNII red. 
 
 3r^, aft", to :p| bitter. 
 
 c^5i^5fr?l pre. to 3^57 hot. 
 
 ^TToS, aff. to f?T^ hot, pungeut. (Hot as fire). 
 
 cH'm, aft', to Bjs red. 
 
 fm^Tifr^T, pre. to f?n^ hot, acrid, &c. [&c. ). 
 
 ^T^iraftH, aft", or pre. to TTSTr white.(Glittering white, 
 
 ^=P, (iumuriri, aft", to ^ilisr dry, empty. 
 
 feif?, aft", to ^n^ black. 
 
 5^M, 5^, 5TW, ST'nTT, aff. to 3ThR sour. 
 
 Sf«I, aft", to friyd, &c. acrid, pungent. 
 
 Stf , aff. to spToET black (applied to the water of 
 rivers, (fee. ) 
 
 SW, or ga^ or ^, aff. to ^FToSr black. 
 
 STOT, aff. to Jprsfr black, and to fH»R tough, stiff. 
 
 cTTJT, aff. to ^JH old, dry, &c. 
 
 H«i<lri, aff. and pre. to THJ upright. ( Bolt upright, 
 straight as an arrow, &c. ). 
 
 *m^, aff. ^TTtr^flrr, aff. or pre. q^vpf^, aff. or pre. 
 ^IT aff. to fucjosr yellow, itrT fair, q-f^TT white. 
 
 "TTH, ^, aft", to ntTT fair. (Fair as a lily, white as 
 flour). 
 
 "P^ or f^, "♦.iifr-Hd, %!P, aff. to Tf^TT white. 
 (■^Inte as chrystal ). 
 
 J^' »fl'- to qtSTT and tr^ white. 
 
 f^J^I^. afl". to ^prar black. 
 
 ^, aft", to ?IT??, and rffsf^ red. 
 
 ^5, fH??, HPi, ^t[fT, aff. to IFT55T black. ( Black as 
 
 438 J\T 
 
 a negro, moorman, &c. "). 
 
 H5^, T^, aft", to ?ir?I, and afsj^ red. 
 
 >TrT, alf. to ^jTTalT black. 
 
 Jra', HI?5T, aft", to JFTJIT black. (Black as soot ). 
 
 T^^ffn, aft', and pre. to gr?T Hot; aft", to frcT^T yellow. 
 
 FH^, aft", to rffiTSr. 
 
 ?7^J^rT, pre. and aft", to ^j^^] tender. 
 
 f=T<\^, aft', to ^1 bitter ( esp. as reduplicated «F|^| 
 
 ^T?r, aff. to f^^r^S and other epithets of pellucidness, 
 ?f%rf o»'^, aft", to Tt^TT white. 
 Intest, a. havinj tlie mind fixed or lent on. ^^f^rT, ^W.- 
 
 3TfHf?r%?ft, arfHf^f^'?, ?if"TT, fTfft^, ?i^?t^^, arm^, ^- 
 ?r^, 3T^;^f%r, ar^p^m^rr, ar^^^m^rFt;, 'flfHK^, f^r^m, 
 5^, aTRTFBNTT, arm^^rTT, sTT^^iTJJT^r, i^str, ^i R 'a h ^, 
 
 To bo i. upon, r^^^uf. 
 Ikteut, «. intention, purpose, v. Design. 3TT?T^ m. 3TpT- 
 
 To all intents. B^, ^H^^, ^t^^T, ^^TPMr, €^f'<ffT:. 
 Intention, «. pnrpose, ^'c. v. Design. 3TT^W m. arfirirT'T 
 OT. JTrT?^ ?)j. iirT on. \Vi^ m. ^^^ n. ^rfltll ?;?. cTT?'t4 «. 
 ^FrTTT/. 3TFPt?TT/. N^TT/. f^^/. 
 
 Purity of i. -i^^f^/. '^r\:wm gf^/. 
 2 inientness, fixedness of mind, "(iftltlrll/. ^f^rldl/. 
 
 ^^p^rmrfT/. &c. <3[^f?reT/ sTRrf^/. ?f?r%/. cR^Tfrr/. 
 
 Intentional, a. done loilh design. ^cp^MI^r, iilCINl, &e. 
 ?f:p?'TT^-Hrtrf^H'-&e. '^%?!r, gf^ff, ^4:^4 ihr), fTPT?^, 
 
 ^K^?f, ^f^jJ^, 5^^T^^n:, arf^nTRjT^T, &c. ^f^^^, 
 
 &c. ^nfTSTTT, ^^fr^, 3Tif=rPI. 
 Intentionally, adv. v. A. and Designedly. ^'^^., ^^irTT, 
 
 Intentive. See Intent. 
 
 Intentlt, adv. V. A. luith close attention or application, fvf- 
 
 %^, <^+r'iy^, t^+mn^', ?TT?iqT^, ^^ js^^n^, jt^ ^^rtpF- 
 
 ???T, W^ =P^, W[^ «^^7T, ?5q-?nf5, ?5?^r5Tf5, &c. P^- 
 
 ^rj5^, &c. 
 
 IliTENTNESS, «. V. A. <^+lM<iI / f^^/. ^Jp1%m / t^+Piy-HI- 
 
 /. tr^pf^TTRTT/. 3TRff^ /. ^'^^ /. 3TfTf?i%^T m. 37^:^- 
 To Inteb, 8;. ra. V. To BuET. qicijf, ins^, mrft am ^?coif, 
 
 ^ri<'lrt-&C. ^iT^. 
 
 Inteecalae, Inteecalaet, a. inserted, added, — day or 
 month. arl^Pfj, 'iff? in comp. ^tTT«i'^5+. 
 
 The i. month. tffST m. y'lSHiy w^ tJiilf^^r m. J?- 
 
 To Inteecalate, v. a.{s. mouth ). arftT^PTT^T m.-^^^\^ m. 
 
 2 ( a day ) . orftT^f^STH m.-&c. %t7f-&C. 
 Jo LsiEKCEBE, V, n. pass leiween. See To Iktebvene.
 
 IXT 
 
 439 
 
 INT 
 
 2 act heturen two parties, v. To Mediate;. rT«T^'<T"T- 
 UTT m.-W^^^'tf^ f.-kc. ^^. 
 
 3 for ; plead in favov of. JT«f T|^ or ifim iiAiJ^J-- 
 
 f^rft/.-Ts^?fr/.-ctc. ^iJT, jfts/. qT?i<if, 'm'4!Tr4^r/.- 
 
 qTT»lf^1^/.-&o. ^^at. 
 IXTERCEDE>-T, (7. ISTEKCEDEIt, «. T. V. 2. ««(/ MeBIATOK. 
 JT«T^*T, H*;qT^f. [ srT'4^. 
 
 7b IxTEECEPT, f. rt. slop on its passage, ohstruct in progress, j 
 
 f^iVr^r wj.%'^ m.-siq-?TtT m.-&c. ^ijf y. f/ o. 
 Intercepted, ;;. v. V. ^vtr\ trr^?5r, &c. ;^^^ 3Tif^5. 
 Intehception, n. v. V. — «rf. ^T^ ^^T^ n. &c. ^Z^W^f. 
 
 ^TRTTRr m. ^v.^Mi'^^\\ f. nfrTHn ?». ifTraq' »». u^r >». ar^r- 
 
 ^ m. JTfrriftT ?». [ r4\f. 
 
 I>-TEECESSION, «. V. V. 2. JT'-'^ ^"^ «. JTS-'^riT'T'Tr m. TT«T- 
 
 3 »T«r?*?<mT^ ^^^?ft/. *T'^"^'«frH f^rft/. 'TTT-4JrT'4HT/. 
 
 IXTEECESSOE, 11. V. V. 2. ««<; MEDIATOR. JT^-^r^'tT, H'^T^raF. 
 2 JTKTTtJHUIH' ^si^pft =frWTTr-^^?ft ^"TKT-Htl^Trl'JrT- 
 
 ISTEECESSOKY, B. containing Or relating to intercession. T- 
 
 J'o IxTERCHAXGE, «. M. Succeed alternately ,v. To Alteesate. 
 
 (^ am ^^ %^-&c. T^^qTTgqRH n.-&c. |Ttfr g. of s. 
 To Inteechakge, v. a. give and take mutually, change, v. To 
 
 Exchange. «1<\«W^^/.- ar^^^fT^,^/. -?r^7»Tqq^/. -&c. 
 
 ^T^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 reciprocate. TfPTT ^ofm<n M.-TC^TC '^^fM^^nTT «.-%5T^;r 
 
 MJ./.-^q-fcT^^ ?t.-&c. ^of, TTFTT ^pJT-^ax-^ot. &e. 
 luTEECHANGE, n. V. V. N. and Alteejiation. qT?57 m./. 
 
 W<<:M<IH'IMH n. 
 
 V. V. A. 1. q^r^isT^?^/. ar^sTTq^/. ?r^?5r^^/. 
 
 2 ^5'N"ii| n. ^if^/. ^<^|Ui5|cI|ot «. f^fq^TT m. 3TT^?T!T^tH 
 
 I. of coTnpliments or salutations. W?5TKT^raT'=ft/. ?TT- 
 Iktehchangeable, a. v.V. N. and Alteexate. "TT^T^P^inft, 
 
 V. V. A. 1. 'ffJ^ST^ TTnT^PTT, <M"^Sm<\?ft'^l»TI, ?T^^T- 
 
 «)^-io^i=iMr^;TtnT, &c. 
 
 2 MUM< ?Tri||i-ifl'm-dl'll-^TWT-&c. ^cJMq JFTTTT^PTT, "TT- 
 
 ?^ *<i'Hr-?ir'n-&c. ^ittt-&c. f^rr^H^m^, 
 
 Inteechangeaelt. See Alteenately. [ttwt?'<T. 
 
 Ijjteecostal, a. placed between the rils. ^i^i'^\WA^J ^ =ff^- 
 Ikteecourse, n. connection bi/ mutual communicatiom or 
 
 dealings, ^w^ n. ifiJfiTT^ ii. ^^TT^r^^r m. if^pjfi^T m. 
 
 qiTT^ m. ^OT^T^OT n. ^Tf^ra' m. T^m m. ^^^ZJ m. 
 
 ^55TJT n. ^^^Zf SottiT or ^5E0T n. 55Icrr^5;oT n. ^^S^zf. 
 
 oft/. ^^ m. ^f^^ m. ?r'^^ h. t^A m. 
 
 Close or familiar i. K^f. ^J^f. ^^^f. WH'ft/. 
 
 ^^Z^f 
 
 Sweetucss of i. <^t(ioiY/. 
 
 To establish i. or a footing with. ^T^tlnl. TTS'Ji-m^tri - 
 sRT''t. and, To be establislied. himsiw. TSW-^St. 
 
 To refuse all i. with. »lT^r m. ^ %6t-^ T| ^^ g. of o. 
 
 ^rr^TT^f ^ 3-TT ^<if y. o/ 0. ^n^^ f. ^ ^i^. 
 
 Inteecutaneous, a. being loithin or under the skin. ^rflTt- 
 
 =sqT3Tf?i^ or arfrTsr, ?5rn?THiT, f^rfm^, fsr'trr:^'*^, Bf»t- 
 
 jTo Imteedict, tJ. a. prohibit, v. To Fobbid. tRr ^^, ^- 
 
 «^DT, JT^/.-f%^S:T W!.-3TT%':T M. :p^ y. o/o. 
 IXTEEDiCT, Ikteediction, 71. V. "V. HHl+i'Ji n. fSr^qiJT JJ.ic. 
 
 H?ni/. f^cr^ m. srfn>(ii »«. 3tt%vt m. 
 
 1. ( of use, or sale, &c. ) in the name of the king or 
 state. |;t^ or JTT^/. ['«• '<TT^/. 
 
 Mark or sign of an i. gT^/. ^R^ m. gT^t^ ^sT 
 Written i.H^Tf^t/. 
 To disregard an i. ^TT^/.-Ao. KTl^, 
 To lay an i. gT^/.-|TT^/.qT^>it-^-qf':T^-5Ttq^ Z]^. 
 Inteewctory, a. seroing to prohibit. f^^PT'^^, H-ii^-^d, fH- 
 
 Interest, n. yoo(?, adoantage. SR ?j. f^ n. ^r?n<T n. OTH ?«. 
 •PTT^ m. 
 
 2 influence over, prevalence with, v. Influence. ^riH\f. 
 iTTT m. •rJTT w. 1K^ »• 
 
 3 regard to private profit. ^'4 m. J^rTOTH m. PJT'TT^'Tr 
 
 4 lively feeling about, v. Conceen. 3TT?*TT/- ^oJ^ST/. ^- 
 
 o^^f. rn^ioii w. ^ M. /. ^ «8. qr^/. 
 
 5 share, part or connection in ivith reference to loss or 
 gain. HFft/. TTrft / ^TmHT*1lR«l41 3TJT «».-#5T^-T «i.-^- 
 
 6 premitun on the use of monei/, usiny. Eqr^T «• ff|[/. 
 
 At i. ^F^ff. 
 
 Calculating and drawing; out the i. accruing upon 
 sums at broken periods. o<<M+dl«l<ift/. 
 
 Casting up an i.-account (of Dr. and Cr.) and draw- 
 ing out the balance, o^l^^^l'^ui or oft/. 
 
 Compound i. =qj?r 5qnR?r«.^'^=lK/.=siipRS/.^^.|f5/. 
 
 I. at the rate of half per cent per mensem. artffsTfwi. 
 — at one per cent. (r^gTw. — at one and a half, f^cm- 
 ^ or f^=jTT'».— at two. ^fpTTT or ^^^hj. — at three. 
 ffrfpTTT or fHf\^m.—a.t four. =^^^\ or =sT^"r^)«.— at 
 five. 't^r'TTT or ^'q^^m.—at six. wft^TT or ^]^=i^m. — 
 at seven. ?rmmTT or ?rr?n'=5TT m. — at eight. arretrTn or 
 3Tt€t51Tot. — at nine. -IMldil or i^l-sd'"- or H^^ »». — at 
 ten. <^i^|rKl or ^^j^m. — at eleven. ai+ilrKI or aipjiU- 
 =517 m.— at twelve. MK'ldil or ^my(jm.—a,t twenty. 
 f^^Tldil or fq'^^rT m. 
 
 Exorbitant i. d+o^m^ n. 
 Inclusively of i. ^TT^, ^^^T^gf. 
 I. on broken periods. ;pTi^' etpi ;i.
 
 TXT 
 
 410 
 
 INT 
 
 o^tiTK, E^irjft or 
 
 Simple i. ?R3!5^r»T n. 
 
 Tliat bears i. — inoiu'v. sqr^rs 
 
 That doc3 not bear i. Rno<^l^, fsf^sirPTT^, 3Tff|[^. 
 
 Tlio 12th part of the aniount of i. ilue. «(ki-s)|ot. 
 
 To regulate the i. of a debt aeeortliug to the broken 
 fcriods, (periods of part liiiuidatiou). gffinftJT or ^- 
 c^5?ft^ o?n^ n. ^OT, JFJi^Trft^ or t.-iHg^ril^ o?(PT «• 
 
 7 connection tvith great persons. 5rf^T?rr»i. «nT/'.5R«rf^T?5r«>. 
 
 8 intirestinjness; potirr to interest or please. ^ m. THT- 
 Vj1+H|/. MHlivlHifTf^/. f^V'T^FHT/. 
 
 Jb Interest, r. «. e.roVe emotions in^ move or ajfed iotcards. 
 
 *'<i*o4 /.-3nT<Tr/.-'f^rTn/.-3Tr^/.-&c. ^jT^-sTnTJf-^ffl^- 
 
 2 engage the attention or citriogily of. iT?r?i.-^fTT«.-B- 
 ^«.-&c. ^^T^, ITHRT 3fr5/.-3it3T«3. ?5FT'it, %^.n. nv.- 
 ITT i«. con. 
 S give an interest or share in. JTFft /.-TTrft/.-HFI^n.-sf- 
 
 4 (one's self). 3TiT?^«.-3^R'<TT/.-<fT=IFl/.-&c. 'ciw o«f? 
 
 Imsbested, 73. a«rf a. t. V. 1. Jf^q^ arroT^sr, &f. aTR'«T- 
 ^, 3TTfF-inF, 3TTr<T5rT|^, ^TRiTT^IR, 3TR4TrJ5^, 3TT?'<Tr- 
 "•(.^•H^, ^^ 'fra'Tft=:Tr, W.^'^^'i, 3TRW, -Sk. 
 « MI'Fl'i.li, MlWl'i.U, 'flT^ft, ^^Ml'. 
 I. desirous of advantage or gain.^ v. Seliish. SFTJSr'fl', 
 
 r^T^, 3T^^r?ft,. T^iWt, ^^nr. 
 
 iKri^RESTEDNESS, «. T. A. 1. 5^^^^ w. ^rT^rTT »«• FJTT- 
 
 I>-IEEE3TINf}, _?). a. T.Y. 1. ifoi+.ci aTFTaiRT, 3TR5if[55r?n;TRT, 
 
 2 imtTtJrRT, &c. l^fTT^sT^, ?J^=^-^^, &c. I^TT, T^fr- 
 To iNTEEFEitE, t). M. interpose, intermeddle, ^^s^ crgaf-q-ijf- 
 
 2— idlj, officiously, &c. v. To Meddle. JSfSof, sjfsr- 
 
 5- come in collision, v. To Clash. STTI'T ^i^I, Tl'^f, ^TOT- 
 
 c-ra-/.-&c. flTjt. 
 
 4 — a horse. %?n: «. »«. cTTT^. 
 L'-'TEEFERENCE, w. V. Y. I.— act. ^'^^^^S^n. &c. ^eqr<^ f. 
 JTtTTF<rT'irT «». ^HTFTK^ «. 
 
 5PTt»TlT«J. " ' " [^PT^/. 
 
 8 3Tii5fi<^uf n. &c. ^vw^mf. ^rrar^H/. +--11+^)/. =5r- 
 
 4 %?!?: ?rFM ». 
 IsrEEFEEEE. See Meddles. 
 Imesfltient, Iuteefluous, a. flov.-ing letween. JT«t sfT^- 
 
 To Inteef0.se, v. a. form or spread helween. ^'^^^^ ^\^ 
 
 ^-3ft?f'jf-^T^"Jt. 
 Interim, w. intervening time. JT'=T^FfiIo5 ?«. ^Tf^=jr^r'J5 ?«. 
 
 Ki^ir^r^ «. 3t?TT^^r?5 pop. 's{^f^'^\^ m. 
 
 I lu the i. 5?T^qt?T, J^cfiri»TKq. [artHt. 
 
 iKTEKiOE, o.v. Inner. sriH^r, Wrft^, arfftrSr, armr^^S^, 
 
 2 See Inland. 
 1^iv:ti.io^, n. internal part., inside. aTfrI=5I HTI »». 3Tf^^ 
 
 STTJT/. 3Tt?t^aTfT n. atfRTT ». 3T^-«T?r?; n. ^A m. '^^.^\mt. 
 
 2 ( of a house ). TT^JnTT m. n. arfrreTR «. 3=r>=q7r< n. 
 
 wrn^ n. ^«Tn^ «■ 
 
 3 ( of a country ). ^^TT^ JTt^THFT m. \i\w^n. ^^\^m. 
 Interjacencv, n. v. A. ir«rff'<Tf?T/. iTKf;ff%f^ «. 
 Interjacent, a. lying hctwecn. J^e^ TS^?^, iT'^"^'<T?T, JT- 
 
 To Interject, v. a. cast hiin-ecn or in. JT^ij ^^W-^-^T^j^- 
 
 &c. JTEq^I^T'T n.-JT«T5T?TT »«.-'T'-'?^'7iT m.-&c. W-X^. 
 Interjected, p. \. V. Kf^ ?ra^ST-^mF^^T-&c. H^qTif?^, 
 
 Interjection, n. v. Y.— fl-rf. iTfq^ Jir^iif n. etc. JTR^q-ff- 
 iprr w. JTRTir^T m. ^'^^V^ n. M'^'^ m. 
 I. exclamation.^ ejaculation. 3'?rTT »«. 
 
 The interjections of admiration., astonishment; or 
 surprise are, aTT^, 3TTfTfT, 3T^, 37^, STfTfT, 3T^l^,5raii, 
 3TT«rT«r^,'5RRT, 3T5q or a^siiT, aTrlcT; — of sudden admira- 
 tion, sudden reminiscence, &e. 3ir^;— of amazement or 
 dismay, ?;?J?5, 3T?J?5, 3T?5Tf=JT;— of contempt, &c. if, |f?r, 
 %:, fe#t, irt, f^,%, ^••T^*!;— of disgust, &e. ^^^T, 
 fa.'ft, rs^Tr, ft)3,5T, fpam, fip^T, "i^, srg, f^T^;— of displea- 
 sure, reproach, &c. ^^, 7^, |T, ^tft, 3T|T, j^;— of 
 grief or sorrow, 3^\>:, TT^,-3T?JS^,-'?r^r, 'fl^T^r, ^W ^T, 
 3T^ 3T^, 3T^f, ^FJT, ^^T, ^TT^TI^r;— of joy, 
 exultation, &c. i%3Tr, ^t, 3T^|r,— of negation, prohibi- 
 tion, &c. t:§, ^|-;— of pain, giT, |:;f , 3TT%, arPT;— of 
 unconcern, &c. 3T:. Some interjections peculiar to 
 females, are 3Tn?, STinf , arfsrt. 
 
 To Interlace, v. a. insert one thing loith anotlier, ^. To 
 Intermix. TT«nT«T ^r?5nr-nf5^'^-f^5!:sr^, fJT^T^tjf, ^jnr, 
 fJTf«T<T-&e. JfT'Jf. 
 
 2b Interlard, «. «. insert letween, v. To Intermix. *rwt- 
 K«f qr?5ot-&c. fiT^2:i?f. 
 2 diversify hj mixture. *r^/.-frT?r55/.-&e. qT?5^-^T^?f 
 
 To Interleaye, I), a. insert llanh leaves in. ^^'^^^<^ j^t- 
 
 tt TT^ «. pi. 5TT??9T-q-Fj;T ^rf':!^. 
 To Interline, write in alternate lines. (^^ 3TT5 aftSE Jp^R'- 
 
 ^^3TT5 ^oftH'-^frT-qr 3Tr5ft^-&c. fe^, ^^FffK q^fft^ 
 
 2 w?-!Ve letween the lines. ^ofr^TF T'^'^ fe^oT-^TFsSr, 
 
 Interlineae, Interhneaey, a. v. V. 1. written in alter- 
 nate lines. ^^.^s^Tl arts ^^vT feff%OT, ^^ffr=^ artoft^ 
 f^f|^?5r, &c. [fef^fer. 
 
 2 written letween li)ies lefore written. affojf^qr ^^^ 
 Interlineation, n. writing inserted letween loritten lines. 
 
 f^lir?!.-^ftEf ?/>.-&C,
 
 INT 
 
 441 
 
 INT 
 
 To Inteelixk, v. a. connect hy nndinfj links. ^^^ ^f- 
 
 I^TEKLOcuTioN. See Dialogue. [^i^fcft. 
 
 Interlocutor, «. one who speaks in dialogue. W^i^^tT?, 
 Ikteelocutort, a. consisting of dialogue. ^^T^F^r, ^i^TT^CT, 
 
 To Interlope, v. n. intrude into tlie trade or privileges of 
 
 unoflur. ^rfig iTtif TJ^-f^^, ?ffTT ^?frft l^f^^fF^TT 
 
 "i.-STTTR m.--4^ m.-&c. W.K^. 
 Interloper, n. Interloping, p. a. t. V. ^ffig H<% "T5<JrRT, 
 &c. gT?TT, f ^TT, ^iTSqT, ^HX\, ar^pcT^PRt, aT?rTTr+°-MWlft, 
 
 3TnTf^rf5f^T?fHm>rT. 
 
 Interlude, n. diversion between acts of a play. AV-WA^ 3T- 
 
 ^-.^\ JT^rar rimnr m. w>^ ^m^^^ ^Ij^ «. 
 
 lUTERLUNAE, Interlunaet, a. leloiigincj to the lime ivJien 
 the moon is invisille. 3TKT^r^r^, 'JTKRNtft, 3TORR'TT- 
 
 Intermarriage, n. marriage let ween two families, trhen 
 each takes one and gices another. if3_S5T^ ?5Vr n. Hf?3t^«. 
 JTf^^ m. 
 
 Confused connection tlirougb i. nR^ ?ft^oift /. 
 I. of three families. ffT^ «. f?rg?ft/. 
 To Intermaertc, v. n. v. N. sfT^JT^ ?IlT «.-&c. qRot. 
 
 2 »i(T^-e marriages tcith one another. q"5;FR 'k.'^\'^^^- 
 ?: w.-f^5rTf5?TJT^ OT.-&C. q;?:!jf, ;p?qT5q;r|f^ j«.-f^q-f^^^- 
 
 ^-(fcc. ar^of y. q/"*. recip. 
 
 To Intermeddle, Inteemeddler, &c. See To Meddle, &c. 
 
 Intermedial, Intermediart, Inteeiiediate, a. situate 
 between, lying Ictwcen. Hq^^Tr, ^tT??T, H^q-, JT«m, ^^'^- 
 fl'<Tfr, T^^q^rff, 3T?RT?5f^5iTrr, S-TqJTt-qfl'tTrr. 
 
 Intermediately, ado. y. A. H^=^r JT'^q', ^^TT, 
 
 Interment. See Burial. 
 
 Interminable, Inteeminate, a. loundless, endless, v. Infi- 
 nite. fJR^ftT, 3T^?T, f^r^^H-, f^S^TT, aTOHN^t^, OT- 
 
 InTEEMINAELENESS, IntERMINATENESS, ?!. V. A. f5=R^fST- 
 rTr/. 3TRfT «. &c. ^fttTRTflF^ «. H'T'l^RTfl^ «. 
 
 To Inteeminqle, &c. See To Mix, &c. 
 
 Intermission, n. v. V. A..— act. g^ijf n. n^?r^ n. ?f^ ^- 
 ^ »j. &c. jti+i^'iPtt /. 
 
 V. V. 'S.—state. #Sirr m. ^]r\\ m. ^137 m. ff^ «. ff^- 
 
 sft/. f^^RT OT. oq.:fq-pT «• 
 
 1. break, pause. ik% m. ^}^-\ m. ^mr m. ^3 m. HT^T »«• 
 
 Intermissive. See Intermittent. 
 
 To Intermit, v. a. cause to cease for a time, suspend. ^\^ 
 
 cT^jj 5jrc'if-%;f'jt, ^mm.-j^. m.-^m.-&c. qrs"^, fir^mm.- 
 
 &c. ^^. 
 To Intermit, «. «. cease for a time. ^FTft ^I^qq'rr ?TSi^, 
 
 K':^ n^, ^5;ijf, 'tffiiiTf, '4tw, ^rsr w.-^ci ?«.-?niT »«.- 
 &c. T^'jf-iT'Jt y. o/ s. 
 
 2— a fever. JTf^ H^^ 5TTijf-TTf "Jf-^e. aTfl[fr 3T^-^rpT 
 
 iNTEEMirTEi), ;). V. V. A. ^;i^J q^raw> TTf^^OT, TTfq?5?jr, 
 
 Ff^'T ^^t??!r, &c. ^s^fecT or corr. ^v^. 
 Intermittent. See Intermitting. 
 Intermitter, n. Intermitting,;;, a. r. V. A. ^Ffft ^PR^'^- 
 
 ff ^sTtrrr^TT, ^o!5f!TinT, '<Tfi(qrirT^T, &c. f^^nr ^rtjtrt. 
 
 Y. V. N. 1. qjfiT qrra^'rr ?T^tn-RT, JTs^q- TTfOTRT, ^ToTOTRT, 
 
 &c. imr^rmr, ^r^fir Fsmrrr, g?:^, ^^, 55^, ?rftr=ed^. 
 2 q-FTT ^5Tmr, ^frr f?r^?rr, sfrrf^V. 
 
 Lnteemittinglv, adr. with intermissions. ij^H ^T?^, 3TH^ 
 
 3T?3^, f^^T^T f^?rfr^, ^s^ JT35S, arsrgff. 
 To Intermix, v. a. mi.v together, v. To M^x. fJiesipif, f^TH- 
 oStrf, fiRTolot, fJToTcrrfJT'ZJT/.-fHH^ZTfiRTaE/.-f^^T^irfJRni!; 
 
 /.-&c. 5fRi^, fHf>;r?f-ct>'. ^.^. 
 
 To Intermingle, v. n. he mi.red together. \. To Mi.\. frr- 
 
 ?r55af, fJr^iJf, r^*'! 3im, fR^3!:rf*rFra/.-&c. ^My. o/«. 
 
 Intermixing, Intermixture, n. v. V. A. — act. fH^cf^ ??, 
 
 fir^rOTr n. &c. fiT5iErrf*Ta-T/. ^Tr^q'npR^/. fH^arw n. fir- 
 
 «ff^?TiT n.— state. f^rS^^^^f frra^rfHHSE/. fH^Tot/. 
 
 fiTHo^T OT. Tth^s/. 'ins/. 
 
 I. muss formed by mixing. frr?Io5/. firgoST »». f^T^as/. 
 
 II. additament mixed. ^55/. fil^loj/. 
 Interuontane, a. bring between mountains. ^^\r{^^T.i T^frT- 
 
 Inteemundane, a. being between icorlds. 'T^r^JT^^T, ^?T- 
 
 Intehmural, a. lying between u-alls. f%cfN^ T^rTT, sfi^TRf- 
 
 Internal, a. v. Inward. arfrTsiT, arm^T, a^tift^, arfcR, arr- 
 
 2 See Intrinsic. 3 See Domestic. 
 Inteenallt, adv. t. A.l. arfrf, 3itrlri(l+i^, arfrT^qr ^n^W. 
 
 I. mentally, S;c. arfcT, trtpt, aT?r:^0TtrT, qi?::?!. 
 International, a. ^^il^^TT% TT^'Rs'T^^psn", TrPR^^fm, 
 
 Inteenodation,Inteenode, n. — in botanj; portion between 
 two knots. spf5«. ^ n. "^n. ?if*Tg^HKi m. ^W^^^<^ m. 
 
 Internuncio, n. v. IVIessengee. S'TT^JT^, S'^TT^rrTf^. 
 To Inteepolate, v. a. add or insert spuriously, foist in. ^- 
 
 T?r"Tr, f?r5>jf, ^^^, '<^^ qr^J"^, k^ m.-^^ n. ^jRvf 
 g-ofo- 
 
 Inteepolated, p. T. V. ?TTH^?5T, ^•Hirfc^l, ?^^?5T, ^W, 
 Inteepolation, m. v. V. — aet. <yMti''f «. <fcc. i^M^ufiy. q-. 
 
 ^fS'jfr/. ^075^^5/. m»»- ?TqTiT«. [&c. 
 
 I. matter interpolated. f^T^ w. g"RTS?JT ?t<T w.-^pfif«.- 
 Intehpolator, «. V. V. ^^'JTRT, JWS'TRT, &c. g^^TT, n- 
 
 Interposal. See Interposition. 
 
 To Interpose, v.a.place between. H'^^-arR ^^-^'jf- mpfoj, 
 
 2 See To Intrude. 
 To Interpose, v. n. step in between parties, mediate. V{k^ 
 
 q^-fm-5rijf, arrs frot-^or, iT«R'<ft /.- &c. ^t^. 
 Iniekiosed, p. Y. V. A. I. ^^M %=r%rir, arrs^ST.
 
 INT 
 
 442 
 
 IXT 
 
 l.NTERPOSEB, M. IxTEBPOSIXO, p. a.\. A. 1. ^^ ^^^TRT, 
 
 3Tr5 *<UII<I, &e- 
 
 V. V. N. and Mediatob. n^V i(uiKl-<r5inTT-<S:c. 
 IsTEBPOsiTioN, n. V. V. A. l.—act. ^<^'^ %^ n. ^^■^ ^TT3- 
 dt ;.. &c. 
 V. V. N. lT«t ^<Tf «. ^ft:^^ ». *T«-'q^'<ft/. JT<^Tr?'*Tfnft/'- ■ 
 
 Jo I.NTEUl'BKT, t'. a. explain, unfold, make clear. 3T'<f m. ^- 
 dl-?IFMy. of 0. ^T^Tir Hi.-qR^R«.-f%^r'T m.-o<4|<o<ii/.- 
 
 2 translate. MWAK n.^^^^\ m. ^^ g. ofo. 
 ISTEiiPBETATiON', n. V. V. 1. — act. ^'4'^^^^ «. f^xii[n. 
 
 ^T^^PTT n. f^Mim ". 
 
 I. meaning given. 3TiT J». €t^/. STT^TT /. 
 Doubtful i. ?rf^r'«T m. [ l%fqT. 
 Tar fetched, &c. i. %W<f »». -fl^f^ n^ ^T^Trfr^r 
 
 II. translation. ■HT^tfT^ n. rf^fTT m. 
 
 IXTEBPBETED, p. T. V. 1. aT«f %^t5T, f^R'r^IOT, &C. -^frf, 
 ISTERPHETER, n. lyiERPEETrXO, ^. a. V. V. 1. 3T'4 ^"IT- 
 
 ^-W^iTTTT, &c. ft^TW&c. ^TTr-^FTTt. 
 
 2 ^TFTTfTC ^K^RT, &c. ^HPsft or |»TnsqT, n^TR. 
 Interred,^, v. V. q<jiai, iTr5%?5T, &c. 
 l>"TERHEa>'i;M, «. time of a throne leing vacant. aT^FTI) «. 
 
 To IsTERROOATE, V. a. qiies/iou, ask, v. To Examin*e. 'T^T'^t, 
 *i«(lrt m.-^^ m. ^?TJr-^TT?5'Jt, 5?3rTT^/.-;T^^ft?T/.-&c. «P??iJf 
 
 Intebeogatio.v, m. v. V.— ap^ <T^ ?i. &c. T^oft/ T^FT^ 
 
 /. J^^/ J'^TTTT^/. "K^iW/ ^'^^Z- " 
 
 I. a question. ^^ m. ?Rr^ m. ^grr/. 
 Mark or note of i. sf^fff^F^ n. 
 ISTEHEOGATIVE a. denoting a question, ^t. ^>i{ ^vT'^TT^T, ^- 
 
 5SlT5fT, ST^STSTT, srw4^, STJffR^R;, sr^g;^^. [ ?f^?fTH«. 
 
 IxTEBROOATlTE, «. tcorfi uscd in asking a question. SfJSTT'<H;- 
 IsTERHOGATOB, n. V. V. JwrTRT, ST^ff ^Ttirr, &c. J^TrTT, ^- 
 
 I5TEEK0GAT0ET, a. X. IktEEEOGATIVE. q'!fl"€^, STSiiTr'4^. 
 
 Inteebogatoey, n. v. Question, sfsff m. ^^irf ws. 
 
 2b IxTERRUPT, «;. a. Jreai- a»rf hinder. JTr^of, jfr^r OT.-Kts- 
 
 ISTEERUPTED, /). T. V. jil^'r^rJT, Ht^ MM^^I, &c. ^f^rT, f%- 
 f^a-X, -J^^, 5^^, *H.'ff^d or corr. <^c^r). 
 
 isTEHEcPTER, «. V. V. hI^uiki, flTiT ^TraoTRT, &c. jfrscn", 
 
 IsTERRuPTiON, n. V. \_—acf. ^rs^ n. ■^^ on. ^S?T «. fN|j- 
 ^ m.— state, ^r^ ,„. KTSTw. m:5?ft/. 3TI'<T7rTw. 3T?^prEr»«. 
 
 ^<*i /• ^^^ m. irf^iir^ j«. irfTfJT*^ wj. 
 I. See IsTEEMisbioy. 
 To LNTEB8ECT, f. a. Cut or a-oss so as to divide. SIJt|5 ^m^, 
 
 2b Intersect, t'. w. ra< (ijmZ cross mutically. qr^qr %^ ^- 
 
 Intersected, p. v. V. A. |»TrT^^, 3^^1=1^, &o. 
 Intersection, n. v. V. A. — act. <pt|?T ^m^. H^^«. ^50T;i. 
 &c. ir^^ M. 
 
 Point of i. ^nftf OT. 
 I V. V. N. qT^tTT%^ «. 
 
 j 2b Intersebt, v. a. v. To Insert. ^'^^ ^R5of-%cf(jf, 
 ! 2b Intersperse, v. a. scatter or set among other things. M- 
 
 ifft^oT n.-&c. ^or. 
 Interspersed, ^j. v. Y. JT'^^T':^ 'pf^%?Jr, &c. 
 Interspersion, n. v. V. — ac/. jt^^H'^^ Z\^^ n. &c. sff^JT- 
 
 «TRf%?TJT n. aTrrrmTT^f^^trr w. 
 Inteestellar, Inteestellaey, a. situate among the stars. 
 
 rlKIH"4rfrrf.f^'<T?r, rlKliIU|f?T'm, fTRmSST'-'q'crfff. 
 Inteestice, n. narrow space letween. "P? f. Ht^ /. f^T /. 
 
 ^H^ »«•/• at^ITw.— as betweeu layers of stones &c. ^^f. 
 Any dark i. arqift/. [g^r. 
 
 Intebstitial, a. containing interstices. Ti^NfT, ^f'TT'IT, ^trlT, 
 2b Intebtanqle. See To Entangle. 
 Inteetextuee, See Inteeweavino. 
 2b Inteetwine, 2b Intertwist, v. a. ttvine or twist one 
 
 with another. tT;pK^frr-^trT'^-&c. jVof- j^'Jf-lt5?W- 
 
 Interval, «. time or space leiiveen. 3TrT^ 7i. atrRT w. 3TrRT?5 
 
 or 55 «. ^fq- )/»./ rnTTHfrf/. TTK^trR 2)0;). TS^qTf^: «. 
 
 At intervals. iT'-'q^iT'^'Sr. 
 
 2 /wne letween. H^V^r m^ m. T^^Psfk^f. %5E/. 3T^wn 
 
 «i. ;jrrRT5i?i7; ?». jt'^tt^^ m. sp--^?^ JFrsi w. f^ m. 
 
 3 A'»«e yf ^ <o pass letween. csR-ffeT ot. /. ST^q' /. 'iT^-^r^T 
 »«. ??fK m. %oE «J. ^HrT/. R?5q m. '^f^iT wj. 
 
 4 spoce letween, v. Space. 3T^5pr?T «». rr"J>r?rT/. <IR7F '«. 
 
 5 «/)afe 1/et to le crossed, v. DiSTAifCE. 3T»rfSr m. f. 3T- 
 
 6 ( of ease, &c. between paroxysms ). ^fSf m. JT^^^T 
 2b Inteetene, j). n. come, le, or happen letween. ^'^ q'lff- 
 
 »T<;'T^Tff-&c. 3T^(Jt. 
 Inteevenient, a. Intervening, p. a. v. Y. irt^f q-orro'-q-. 
 
 SimT-^orRT or ^'i^ 3n%?yT-"T5?^?5T-&c. 3TrS qTJTKT-3T^- 
 
 ''TRT-3llrtrtl-&C. sq^feTH^, 3=nTqW^, 3T?mrT, oijcjf^rf. 
 Intervention, n. v. V. Rt-sf q-ijf «. i^t-q^ T5ijf «. jrtaf STOot 
 
 M. 3TT5 %>Jr n. &c. sq-^qr^r ?J. JT^-^fcTf^iT n. H«Tft'<Tfrr/. 
 
 I. interposition, v. Mediation. Pr«1T'<ft /. aTrT^IJT^ w. 
 Interview, n. mutual view or sight, meeting. HZf. HrSr^TfT,/". 
 
 aT'^^^^T?r n. 
 
 Dying i. f^sf^ ^f. i\^ >T^/. 
 Hurried, brief, &c. i. S^ H^/. ^1^%?:/. 
 2b Inteevolve, v. a. involve one with another. ^^T^PT-
 
 INT 
 
 MS 
 
 INT 
 
 K^'^H n.-&c. qRuty. qfo. [itiTOT. 
 
 To IxTERwEATE, r. a. T. To Plat. ^TJlof, it*?^, '^ffT ^^ 
 IXTEEWEAYING, 7i. T. Y. fq'OTOT 7?. nt'-qcfr Jl. 
 1>'TESTABLK, a. not qunJiJIed to malce a iriU. JTPTT^f'FT'^'TnT 
 
 IXTESTACX, n. state of dying tcit/wut making a will. 3r?ifT- 
 
 Intestate, a. that has died u-ithout a will. Hr^S^ %??n^t- 
 
 I. property, f^?:^ JTTf5 «i. 
 I>TESTINAL, a. belonging to the intestines. aT^^3^Tf'^T, ^^- 
 
 Iktestise, n. boivel. ^{^ n. a^rTs'^/. ai"^ «• 
 Intestine, a. v. Inward. arfrRT, armsr, arMtr^. 
 
 2 not foreign, \. Domestic, ^^ft, ^^fW, STf^^T^, ^- 
 
 I. war. 3TTT?rtFr?ft f^STf/. ^TT?^/. 
 TiJ Inteeal. See To Enslave. 
 To Intheone. See To Entheose. 
 iNTiMAcr, Y. A. 2. ^?5n/. ^?!:q^/ ?7n<T/. ^^oftq;/. ^^f^r 
 
 ^^^■^^ m. sTf^fmfrr/. ^^rf^/. 
 
 Intimate, a. near, close, ^sfs^, 3TfTtn, atfR'Tr'sfT, 3TH<T-m, 
 
 2 close in friendship, v. Familiae. %3ftH^^, ^FJift^T, i 
 
 To be i. ara/. TJidt y. of s. recip. ?^ ??i. TT^TOTt-na'Jt 
 g. of s. recip. 
 
 3 See Inwaed. 
 
 Intimate, n. crony, ^c^rft, ^f?5rft^, %o!%5t^r, ?mr, f^#qr 
 
 ^l? Intimate, v. a. make known indirectly or slightly. ^'^^- 
 
 ^g. of 0. 
 Intimated,;), t. V. ^^OT, ^fflsf^OT, &c. ^jf%?f. 
 Iniimateh, n. Intimating, p. a. v. V. ^^iJIRT, ^f^^urTn, 
 
 Intimation, Intimating, n. v. \.—act. g=^5rot «. &e. ^- 
 
 ^/- ^c^r=T M. ^/. 
 
 I. intimation given, ^^\f. §% «. ?PR/. 5im*ft/. 
 2b Intimidate, v.a. make fearful., dishearten, dattnf. fH^^, 
 
 ?r/.-&c. j^m y. o/o. ^^^^ m.-q-q^m m.-T??n^'Tnw.- 
 
 &C. ^RtJf g. of 0. >T^r^T^-^H^-'T?T5^-&c. ^FT'Jf. 
 
 2 threaten, scold, SH«i, cjv. jh orf/er to frighten. ^7T^5t, 
 
 01, ■>T^iT5^T?r n. ^tjf, ZTj^if^ SJ^I^iif, ^Ji^^r^, 'pFT^of, 
 di'MilcCjf, ?^JT^I^, ^T^FR"^, ^^fw^frf, ?IK^, m^fTR- 
 at,?35^'^, ^S^r^T'JI, ^^^Riif, ^5IN<7ft/.-tm;f:T?afr/.-&c. 
 
 qnrof g. of 0. 
 Intimidated, p. v. V. 1. H^^n^^BT, »T5I5n:5?5r, &c. ^^, H- 
 
 ?^, ^"Jt??ir^, iri^'f, irftfm^, ^mTT, srra-'TJT, ^rt^t^f, 
 
 Intimidation, m. v. V. l.—act. fT^T^Ti^f «. ^S'SRof «.&c, 
 H-^Rijft/. H'Tsr^^i^T n.— state. '^V.^^S^^ tn. "i;iRr?T »». 
 
 2— act. ^a^fn M. SSfFTot ?!. v1:c. <^'MMuft/. •^•iNuff/. tr- 
 
 ^r^^/. ^H75<T/ ^Ti?7<r/. ^3rt/- 
 
 Empty intimidations. Jr^TT^iR o?' H^T3^ n. 
 Intire, Intieeness. See Entiue, &c. 
 Into, prep. JT'-'^, arfFT. 
 Intoleeable, a. vnlcarahle. ^'kr<?Hiyi, ^T^wt^r, 3TO?r, 
 
 Intoleeableness, «. X. A. 3T?f^fTT/. aro^^t^'m"/. ?TplTn - 
 
 IntOlebablt, adv. ?ft?R''TT?fr f?^'-''?. ^T^V^^OT '/ecZ. 
 Intolebance, «. V. A. 1. aTHtf^T^f^'Jir m. vr^H'^ft^THT /. 
 
 ar^Ftfl^FfT/ 3T^?r M. 3T?TiTr/. S^f^fH^r/. ?^HrHR m. 
 
 2 H<Mdl?f^ «. ar^Trfre^ n. MiHrll'^r^luiHT/. "TTT- 
 
 IxtOleeant, a. wnoWe /o Jear. 3T^nfhF, aT^r^T^fti^S, 3T^f^- 
 
 2 J!0< enduring difference of opinion. M<HHI'H^, a^'q^TrTT- 
 
 To IktOmb, v. a. deposit in a tomh. ?{JTTfefm %5rwr, ^iTTf£rr<T- 
 
 ?fiTrffcTfHf?TH'-&c. q;^. 
 Intonation, n. modulation of the voice, ^^^^m. 
 To Intone, v.a. ^5}TR?-^rFftsn;-';fr?^'ft^-&f-'^'^^-^^oT-<tc. 
 To Intoet. See To Twist. 
 To Intoxicate, «;. o. ««e6/-/a<p. %<P ?«.-ttt^ «»-?nT/.-nift/.- 
 
 ircft/.-i&c. armof, HM=(ijf, jnsfot, tt^-htt-&c. jb^iji. 
 2 fig. JT^/.-HT^ w.-HT^ OT.-3'Hic^ M.-&C. armor, ^■^- 
 
 3:nTrT-!THTr-&c. ^FT^. 
 Intoxicate, a. Intoxicated, ;'. v. V. l!%<p 3TTHOT, &c.tt^. 
 Stupidly i. f^^TTg^. 
 To be i."%TJ OT.-3TiT?J «i.-rnT/.-&e. =ST^ i». co?^. ?TT^- 
 
 To be i. iTMi^, ^^^. 
 Intoxicates, n. Intoxicating, p. a. v. Y. Hr^5fiiTTTr,'%T 
 aTrDToirrr, &c. 3im<?5Ni,"%h>mt, &c. \.'^, sthsTt, tt^, 
 
 Addicted to the use of i. articles. 3TT?fr. 
 I. dru^ or substance. "W rn. f^T^TT/ '¥tJT5^K^'4 W- 
 I. substances. — compreh. or goucr. f?f^Tnn^«. Some 
 intoxicating potions or 2>reparations are J^^,^r?T,=5(W, 
 
 ?T5ft, J^rft, '=Tr3j;T, ^T^, ^T^rHt. 
 
 2 3^tttT ^FTOTTTr, &c. vJ'Hi«i+, &c. 
 Intoxication, n. v.V.l. — act. HM^i^l w.jl^fot^.&c. — s/a^c. 
 f^^TT/. %ift/. H^t /.■%<? »«. 3T*T?5 «^ cfR/ jift/ Hf- 
 wft n. ^\^m.
 
 I^T 
 
 2— «/n/c. ^P?rft^-?sm^-&c. »TOt/.-5'ft/.-g<t/.-&c. il 
 The i. ( of ilriigs. riches, lionors, Ac. ) intoxicating '■\ 
 injluence. -HTT? w. %>? w- f^Vr/. »T^/. ^S^/. »TT ot. 
 »n^ »i. J'HI^ w. 
 
 ISTHACTADILITy, IsTBACTABLENESS, «. V. A. f^^'NUTT OT.3T- l| 
 5;»TriTT m. Ac. StPt^'^IT/ 5:BT«T?TT / fHfTT/. Ac. 
 
 ImraCtadlk, a. iinmanafft'abh; rrfracloii/, v. Obstimate, | 
 Pkrtehse. f^^rPf or fH?fr, ^FTH^, 5fl|s5, arl^cnr, 3T- 
 fH^, 3T^T, 5:^TT«--^, 5^1*:^, J!^^, 5;m^^, 5:^TT^. 
 
 IxTBAXSiEXT, o. V. Pebmaxest. 3T?^fxiTO, Nt?'<TI^, ^fr*TT. 
 
 lNTnA>-siTiVE, a. — iu grammar. OT^H^. 
 
 1ntr.v>-smutaeilitt, n. v. A. Sff^TT^rTT/. 
 
 IvTBASSMUTABLE, a. incapalle of change into another si<h- 
 
 5b IsTKEXCH, V. a. Ireah with hollows. ???5ETt m. ph-^\^ f. 
 pl.-Sic. TTS^, 'TfTOTf=rRT';-&c. ^TW. 
 2 /("'/i/y with a trench. ^^^ jh.-&c. ^pJIiJf or ^"T'T JTR- 
 
 3b IXTRExcn, V. n. v. To ExciiOACn. ^fm/.-^ft=r/.-&c. ^T«Ff 
 
 lNTBE>icnMEST,«. rf(7c7t and parapet. ^^ HR-^ \ m. 
 
 Intrcnchments. Hli-^l m. 
 IxTEEPiD. a. fearless, v. Bold. ?jpfr^, ^mI^K, f^^, 
 
 *TT5^, ^H^, 3T'TtrT, arfTT^THT, '^iRli'MIH. 
 I>-TREriI)ITT, n. T. A. jJIrft/. 1:^^ «. f^^/. ^PTo?t^ «. 
 
 IXTBEPIDLT, adv. T. A. ^JTrft^H^H, ff^^ ^E^TT, trirflH, &C. 
 
 I>"TEiCACT, I^•THICATE^^:.ss, n.\. A. 'Trnn?!/ nrTTTrr /. ifrfT- 
 
 ST w. n^TT^Toc/. g?n^ irnrs ». nr'T^rpfrKrcr/. 'irsTnT^/.^JTr- 
 
 Intricacies and involution of a plot, poetical piece, 
 &c. ^rSTrs/. >MSiHis/ !5^ T3T »«. pi. 
 IsTBiCATE, o. complicated, perplexed, involved. 'I 'ri r g-q MI, 
 
 An i. case or aflair. m^ f. Jrt^r^s/. n. ^?nt m. 
 I>"TBIGUE, n. complicated plot or scheme. <p^ m. <E?5nt m. ^- 
 
 2 comp/lication or involution ofaplot, S{o. q jH I g '/. ^TIT- 
 
 3 See Amouk. [T=^or-^^. 
 To Intbioue, v. n. plot, tjr. jpSTFT «.-=FR^'<TT?T m.-<^ ?n.-&c. 
 IsTBiocEB, n. IXTBiouixG, 2'. »• V. V. :p^5lM-&c. y ^ ui Ki - 
 
 I>'Tiii>-sic, I>;trixsical. a. inward, essential, 7iot accidental, 
 T. IS^AH-EAL. ^pfhTT, 3Ttn^, ^=^T, ^PTTf^^ pop. KTiTT- 
 
 1^^ or jft^p, ^»TT5rfw5, 5fr?rf?r^, ?rH%f5^. 
 
 I>-TEINSICALLT, mfl'. T. Y. ff»(? XaTURAIXV. jUrT I ^ I dccl.^- 
 
 To Introdvce, f. a. hrinj into use, notice, Sfc. f:§'RT-tr^=lT- 
 
 44 A 1^'T 
 
 2 ( to the presence or aoiniaintance of). ^Z f.-'^,\^r\ 
 
 3 cause to enter. f?TTq'<Tr, f?T'!7^"if , ^^"^t, ^V m.-SiC. 'f^- 
 sprfy. ofo. sr^ij-Ac. ^^"JT. 
 •I make first mention of. ^ ?«. sjT^ijf y. of o. 
 
 IXTBOPUfEii, ;;. V. \.l. ^T^ %^?ir, II|^ %^?TT, r<TT'1^=rr, 
 
 IXTBODUCTIOX, «. V. V. l.~acf. ^\%^\^ 'i{\^W «. ^ETS'lf » 
 
 ?*nw «. &c. F<m^ n. ^''^rr^r/. !T<m^ n.— state. ^\^ 
 f srf?ff^/. iRR w. 
 
 2— act. ^K^^ n. v^t; ^^^t \^ n. &c. 
 
 Letter of i. %^^ f^^/ afl^l^t^ ^^/. ^P^u] f 
 S~acf. T\^T^^ n. f^T^q^<Jr n. &c. 
 
 I. preface, c^c. ^f^]^^Jf■ 5T5TR^ «. 3i~r2T^ ?«. g'T^^TRTw. 
 "Tcff'T «. Hr<*il"m/. 
 Intkoductite, a. serving to introduce, leing preparatory to. 
 
 iKTEODUCTOKr, o. preliminary/, prefutori/. sf^R^^.T^rSTrfT- 
 
 =^0', &c. sr^T5RTC7, jqj^^. 
 Inteoqkession, n. entrance. sf^^T ot. f%%^ m. 
 Inteomissiok, n. t. V. 3Tf?rer5''if n. &c. f^^^T^ROT ??. 
 To Inteomit, v. a. let in, admit, le the medium of entrance. 
 
 3Tfrr#TI^, ^ ^ot, f?t%^T?r n.-^^ti^ n.-&c. ^f^S\ g. ofo. 
 
 To Ikteomit, v. a. See To Meddle. 
 
 Inteospection, n. looking within. 3T?Rq"?irT5T ». atrT^^T^ ?;. 
 
 IXTEOSPECTIVE, a. T. IS^. 3f?f^'^^, STcW^, 3frl^f%, 3T^^i(Tf, 
 
 To Inteoveet, v. a. turn inicards. 3Trfr-3TrrTr^F{f5-&c. fm- 
 To Inteude, v. n. enter ivilhout invitation, permission, or 
 
 right. ^ ^t^sTSfFTf q>Jir-^pJf-f^Riif-&c. ^iTT^=f ^-?r%Jrr^^- 
 
 &c. q-iTr-v;TWr-f^TTaf-&e. ^HOT, 5^T5^, aT^f^npR "J^Nj sf^n 
 wi.-3T'HTll + l'W'H n.-&c. SR^JT. 
 To Intrude, v. a. force in tcithout invitation or right. T.T- 
 5fi=q-&C. fAT^ni-f^Kqr:5f5f-qc5fr ^^M- 
 
 IXTEUDED, ^. T. V. A. 5j^-&c. qT?t^^T-f^IT:r^,?!T-&c. gtRT' 
 Iktrui'Er, n. IxTEUsiTE, «. V. V. N. ^ %^5r?Tt qaTTTT-3TT- 
 
 V. V. A. 5i3=Er tMlrfiJlKr-f^KcfOTT^T. 
 Inteusion, n.Y.Y.N.—act. ^rtT?TRt=^H %'?».-^raf>z.-f^TT- 
 tjfn.-&c. ^m. ^rf^ofn. 3T5Tf^^rq:#^ ift^Twi. 3T?rTTT^T- 
 
 V. V. A.— «e!'. sf^ STr?^ai«. ^%q-i=ErH f^K^i^". &c. 
 To Intrust, v. a. deliver in trust, v. To Commit. ^TniJf, 
 
 2 See To Trust. 
 Intuition, 51. instantaneous knowledge or perception. ^Y%f^- 
 
 Intuitive, o. received or seen ivithoid arguments. H]^^\'^
 
 ^ IXV 
 
 2 sceiiuj dearhf, sec'nrj ivithout arguments. HI^<lf=5T vTTT- 
 
 ISTUITIVELY, adv. Y. A. -itfTflT^TT^, rf^^^, ^Tf^f^. 
 ISTUMESCEKCE, ISTUilESCESCY, IxTUnOESCEXCE, It. T. 
 
 SwELr.iso. gpT /. OT'<T»«. ?fr<P'».gHT7OT. STT'-TTTH". 
 21? IxTWiNE, ti.a. twine or twist together. ^<p^,f^oi'Jr, vX'^^, 
 Inuesdo. See Inkuenbo. 
 
 Ikuxction, n. — act. v. Asointisg. jtrt^«. ^Mn. ST'^^il- 
 »«. 3T«f3T?r». — state. 3T'=4t?»- HnjT^?IT'JrTW«. 
 
 Ablution after i. 3T'-"4iT^R". [ f '^TT?5CTf_ 
 
 To wash ( children, &c. ). after i. ^^0T«. qT?5'jf, =7T- 
 
 2o IxrxBiTE, V. a. overfow, clrJiigc. ^^^t, '^^M^-^^/^- 
 
 l^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 ^g.Jill with an overf owing alundancc. ^l^f^, ^?5%^/. 
 
 -^^^/.-&c. ^.T^ u-itli the locative oj o. and g. of s. 
 
 IxuxDATED,/). V. V. p^r^OT, ^3T?5iT^ %^^r, &c. .iTs;^^-, ^- 
 
 Ikukdation, n. overflow oj water. "^W^v^^^mn. ^^^JTT^ m. 
 
 Partial or transitory i. ^jTSSTFT^w. 
 I>'URBASiTX. See Eudexess. 
 2b Inuhe, v. a. habituate, accustom, harden Ig use. ^cf^- 
 
 To be or get inured. ^?TJt, q'^t^jof, JTJ;ijf, f^lTSDf or 
 I.NUEED, ;). V. V. qn^I^R 3Hlui?,3f- 3TT^, ^^ff ^raf TTS^- 
 
 ^-'u^, m^A^ sfSB^, ^Rfsrs^, 5r5!w^^?ir, &c. 
 
 IifTjTiLiTT, «. tiselessness. 3T^<T^PTot. fJj+.H^l'lJW. ST^T^r- 
 
 IxUTTEEABLE, a. ine.vpressille. gT^p^Jr, 3Tq'=5f:ft^, 3Tf^=N- 
 
 2b Ikyade, «. o. a««a;7, assault, \. To Attack. =EfTr5?r-=^- 
 fr^?TM-^'n toith cK o/ 0. =^Zm.-=^^f.-^^^m.-=^^ f. ^- 
 K^ ivilhmofo. 
 
 2 ( a country ). trts/. m^^-'TTT^ icilh JR o/o. ^5/. 
 -^Tft/.-^^TM/.-=5fSTf/.-&e. EpTof "vVA q-^o/o. =5f^q--=Err^^- 
 T im-^pjf «Pi</i ^ o/o. 3TT-:FT"Jf, arraiT'JTrt. Jpiof, 3Tr>f)f- 
 
 IxTADEE, 71. Invading, p. a. \. V. 1. =^j^ ^'^RT-^TWITT, 
 
 ^?fff ^TTTTT-^i'TnT, &c. 
 
 2 tTTS WraoTRr, ^ ^<JrRT,KITft ^rniRT, &c.'in^P!TOT ^Prrf . 
 Invalw, a. of no force or cogency, v. AV^eak. ^T^T'T, f^- 
 
 2 t'OiV/, null. 3THq^pff, Pi'jMMPft, RT^SS, 5?t'4. 
 Invalid, n. sickly joerson. ?mT5^, ^5JT, ^'^T, %nT5^r, ^^- 
 
 415 IXV 
 
 2 ivorn out soldier, ^-c. vTTqr ^r%?^ f^TTT J».-??F5r?ft »f. 
 2b Invalidate, v. a. render of no force or effect, v. To 
 
 Annul, To AVeake>^. Plsj^I-f^^iV-'fr^Fa -s^vf-^-Ac. 
 
 ^OT, JTtvft TTSOT, ar^miT'T M. 3^m6t. 
 Invaliihty, m. v. a. 1. f^k^AJf. I^HT/. &c. 3T!TmpJ^«. 
 
 2 qt^55qtJTT M. "fl-Wt/. 3TsrmT''«T n. 
 Invaluable, a. inestimalle. %f^*^JTrr, aTJTrf^I^, ar^TT^, HRT 
 
 3TT1^T, f%'^?ff 3TTnaT, 3=Rrfq-, KfqTrl>T, ^T^^. 
 Invaeiable, a. that does not vary or change. f?'<TT, gf^'<TT, 
 
 f^n, ^T^rn fi^RT^T, ^^TrrCT sri^ir, ar^^, 3T=^^^, <t^- 
 
 ^r^fT, '^^HTTW, fj^f^^FlT, f^?f^~"T. 
 Invaeiablene^s, ?j. y. A. ftiRTn'/. gft'<T'?TT/. g^^'T'T «. %^- 
 
 <PRT fHTRqoiT m. Ac. 
 Invaeiablt, adv. v. A.fvjrirf^JTT^ 0)'%JTTt, f?f^r?Tf^qTTT^, 
 
 '^^HR^T dccl. 
 Invasion, n. v. V. l.—act. =^7^ ^^ n. &c. '^■[^.f. ^?r^/. 
 
 ^T^r^r »». "^ »». 
 
 2— «(?;. (OTS qT?Icfr n. ^ qRwf «. &c. ^nft/. =qM/. '■■TT- 
 S/. ^^rf /• '^^\^ m. =q^ m. aTT^TW n. arf^T w. arf^- 
 5PTtJT «. ^tf?f/. qr^^ n. 
 
 Eavages, &e. of an i. ^V^W'^f^ f- l^-^f^T n. ^T^- 
 
 Invective, n. railing speech err expression, v. Abuse. RT- 
 
 Invective, a. abusive, railing, v. N. 1%^;^, Rt^cH^F, ^HT- 
 
 2b Inveigh, v. n. e.vclaim or rail against. RT^/.-f5r*f;rf- 
 5TT/.-f??rr/.-n^/.-&c. qRofy. o/o. ^\^n. mj^-Z]^^T 
 
 u-ith m ofo. ^ffJr ^v^f■ TRof, ^t^ »»• ^'^-t^^ y. 0/ o. 
 
 To Inveigle, v. a. entice, ivheedle. ^c^T'Tot, g;=5?rrT or '<Tr- 
 q/. ^-gT?5DT or ■^^?r?r-&c. %iJf, ifr^ m.-^f.-m7.f.- ^- 
 
 ^ ?i.-H?^5roT/.-&c. qT?5^ or ^rnpT %^, rfrRor. 
 
 Inveiglee, ?t. Inveigling, ;7. «. v. V. ^^?n=(uii<i, &c. 5- 
 
 Inveiglement, Inveigling, n. v. V. ^BT«r^ «. Ac j^- 
 
 jST^Tift/. HTf »». JT?5T'RT «• 
 To Intent, ». a. find out, contrive, devise. ^KT^^, qr^T^, ^F- 
 
 f^W, :T^ ^=Sfot, 4MUl+/.-'friT^T/. ^^ y. o/o. jf^/- 
 
 ^FrR^TT/. ^JT^OT y. 0/ 0.' 
 
 2 forge, fabricate, contrive falsely, rq'^, "TJT^ T^^, ^- 
 
 Invented, ;>. V. V. 1. +l<Srfrll, ?fpT%?^, &c. ^Ff^TFT, ^H', 
 
 2 ^=q"^?5r, 5RrR^?5T, sfn^TRT ^T?%^T, &c. 
 Inventing,^, a. Inventoe, n. v. Y. 1. +l'4urRI, %^'JTRT, 
 
 <S:c. jfrazj;, ^^q^, q^rsTH-^e. :prTf-q;Rt. 
 
 2 r^fTRT, q^T^ ^^"TRT, ^mjj^ ^T^OTRT, &c. 
 Invention, «. v. V. 1. — act. +|sui ?^. 'ft^M «. &c. 'frJT'JI- 
 
 2— rtri!. ^^ «. &C. ^crrqf;/. 
 
 Of one's own i. ■W+O'lc^+rrTfT. 
 I. inventive genius, T. Inoenuiiv, ^r'Rir/. ^rT=7T?T-^/-
 
 IXV 
 
 4J=G 
 
 IXV 
 
 II. matter invented. JRt ^F'RT/. 5^t ^f^/ |fff/- 
 luvculions and devices,— couiprcli. *ai-+,tift/;>7. 
 
 III. matter forged orfeiyned. 2E?qsTT/. r^f^Irft "it^/- 
 
 I. to deceive, injure, &c. v. i"ABKiCATiON. vmtSM. 
 ^■FAZ n. 
 I.vviLMivE. a. v. V. 1. <J«..' Lngkkiovs. :p?^^, ^Fr^^TrsiM, 
 J^nff, 3^F^, iTfTbHtH, ^f^'P^, =PTPTrft. 
 
 isvEMOB, H. V. V. 1. qjT^^rrr, 'fr^i'^iTr, ^f^P-^c. ^fisuihi. 
 
 I.WEXTOny, n. Uit of articles or goods. 'TT^/. ^^/- 5T^/- 
 
 %fW». ^/. 
 IsvZKSK, a. invei-ted.^ con/ran/. ^F^, TT>TT^, <dr5ii J^^T, ?- 
 
 l.NvtESELy, m/f. V. A. .d4><Ii-MH', 5T>TT<STT *»im', o^c^hm, 
 
 f^nm^ ^pm^, Ac. Hmj?. 
 
 IxvEESlON, n. \.\.~act. ■drfiufn- ^TTT^?!. ■di~lil ^^?!. 5^- 
 
 e^rSf^wi. o^^q-^Twi- f^m^m. f^TT^WOT. 
 To IsAEiiT^ I', a. change the order or jjlace of. 3^?af, STHT- 
 
 &c. fPT^"?? y. f/o. s^rt^ m.-5^rf?f^'T»i.-5qrq'TM.-&c. ^- 
 
 TVl g. of 0. [fifitff. 
 
 lyvEBlED,^. V. Y. 3^?:S?5T, :7^:?HT %^?5T, &C. sq^^frT, 5^- 
 I>"VEnTEl)LY, adv. in a contrarj order. TTJIJ^, °^f^^TT^, 
 
 To IxvEST, V. a. dress, clothe. H^T^'^f, qttj<.»ju'l, Tfrf^H-TfT- 
 ffT-sn^-&c. :Rot. [r5 ^FTOT. 
 
 2 ( with an office, &c.) v. To Instal. ^T^n. pi. ^, st^- 
 
 3 clothe Jigurativdy, indite.^ Sfc^A^Tx^^-^'^-S^c. spTof. 
 
 4 ( a fort, &c. ) enclose. ^TV^m.-^T^ in.-'k^m-kc. m^- 
 
 5 ( money ) ^n?!^, qrpf-3fT^-&c. %=rur, 
 3>vESiiOi-Br,E, a. V. V. ^TTKn-M m1 ' 1 1 -vmnfrT-&c. ^pETRTft^, 
 
 To IxTESTiOATE. V. a. search into.^ enquire into., v. To Exa- 
 mine. ^T'^TW, fPrra^, ^:Rf>jf, ^mft/.-?nTm m.-&c. JFT- 
 ni g.ofo. ^J^m. im-^^T^-^Z^ g. of o. ^m.-^^^m.- 
 gnFTT »i.-ir5Twi.-5J5iTjF/. ?s\^^-'f:\^ g. of o. r«i-m<,wi«.- 
 
 1>-\K3TIUATEI),^. V. V. sifr'T^r^, cPTre^^T, &C. f4-mRrl, 3T- 
 
 '5rf«r?T, ^fs^i'?, <Tfrf^?r. 
 
 ISVESTIOATEIt, «. IXVESTIGATIXG,^. a. V. V. ilft^WRT, fPTT- 
 
 ?T0TT7T, &c. ^T"m^, f^'-JM + , TfTH^, ST^'PF, 3T5#^. 
 INVEST I GATIOX, «. V. V. — oc/. ^frq'CTr, riqT^iif «. &c. ^Tr'«T»!. 
 
 ^5RT »«. qrirq^fT/. ^rr^'pr/ h^^^/. ^'j?r/- Tft?TT/. 
 
 Tft^^OT n. iV^ot;!. 3^?^CTr «. f?f=;fKm. f€^^^P('n^^. f^FTR- 
 on/. npq^oiT/. ^^RTf^ or ^KT^/. 
 IXTESTIGATIVE, rt. curious in researches. ^?T'<TO, T^?7^, =^- 
 
 IHTESTIXO, I^VESTITtEE, W. T. Y. ]. — flc/. Jl^cTirf «, &C. 
 
 4 TTrsr ^Rot «. %^n. &c. <Tft%^ «. qfr^TOT «• 
 IXVEST.MEST, n. See Ix VESTING. 2. — of goods, ^lin. ^T/. 
 ^T^/. ^yk n. 
 
 A whole i. TfS'iTT^ ^ts ». 
 
 Deed of the purchase of an i. ^tj^?T n. ^ib^% n. 
 
 To buy up (he wliole of an i. ^T^ m. JTTT^-q'"Jf. 
 
 ISVETKKACX, IXVETERATENESS, W. Y. A. 1. vT^^^TUTT «1. 1;- 
 
 5R;?!'mT ?«. ^RTWT m. &c. ^T^lfe^PrJI w. ^SPT^^rTr/. 
 IsvETEKATE, a. dccp rooled, of long standing. ^5?5?JT, ^- 
 
 To become i. ^T?^, -yHHu'r, ^ifT fe^^, ^^5"il, X'f'^- 
 2 having fixed halits. ^f^T^Flk^. 
 Invidious, «. v. Envious. %w|^, TW^, ?nTr?TT. 
 
 2 i(l-f/y ^0 cause enii/ or haired. ^^7^^ s^FTT^^TFTr, S'^\- 
 !R-3m^, jt'JU ' ^K.'^ , JT^^T^, ^TlT^-^^l^-AcaiTJ^qT^JR-- 
 
 Invidiouslv, adv. V. A. 1. HrHTTrf, l^qiH, &C. TTttKH^^, 
 
 2 JTfflT sfRMFTT decl. ^WJV^n^ 5^^i ^-^^T^ 5^. 
 Inviuiousness, n. r. A. 1. ^r^ m. ^^] m. ht;«^ «• 
 
 2 ^tqj ^H'f.H «. l^^fR^FHf n. ar^J^T^R^f^ w. 
 Invigilance, n. want of tcatchfidness.'hl^]^m^ m.\r^- 
 
 VTClf- ar^^ItTH n. 
 To Invigoeate, v. a. give vigor 1o, v. To Sthenotiien. <r?- 
 
 ^T>^, jf^/.-^fff/.-sjc^^rtf^ w.-T?tq^T!Jr «.-&e. ^F^ot 
 
 y. o/o. aict+al /.-&c. 5fnTjr''f. 
 
 IXTIG0EATED,_p. V. Y. J^^^rJT, &C. ^HTFJilfJ. 
 
 Invigoeatee, n. Invigobating,_p- «• Invigorant, a. v. Y. 
 
 5"? '+<UIKr, Rlf5^, ^f^+K*, "=TT55'!I, ^IH^tf^, ?T^5T^T. 
 Invigouation, n. v. Y.— «rf. J"? =R>^ «. sfH^T^^ «. fr^^tt^?;- 
 
 IsviNCiBiLiTT, Intincibieness, «. V. A. STfjT^R'JTT m. 3T- 
 
 5Tq?fT/. aic^tifrii/ arq-^Tr^^mr/ &c. 
 
 Invincible, a. not to le conquered or overcome. 3Tf%^, 'fl^- 
 Inviolability, Inviolablekess, «. v. Y. 1. ^^'^^rW f. 
 
 3T«rT*T^t5Tm/. 3Tq-q;?n'4?n'/. &c. 
 
 2 ar^rit^ril/. 3Tr4M'fHdT/ 3T?5^frT/. 3T^ffTT,»T'jft'?rrT/. 
 
 arf^HDiH^di/. 
 Inviolable, a. not to le injured or hurt, ar^n"'^"^, 5)T«IT'^'ft'T, 
 
 2 «o< to le'profaned, or treated irrcrercnili/. tS^rfsq^T^^ 
 
 arnfri^Htjfrq', ■srfFi+.MuiN'pq', 'flfr^T'^-T^I. 
 
 3 not to le Irokcn. JTTST^TT^ ■JI^T, ^>TnraT"T, *mmf, 3T- 
 c^q^q-, 3T^^, 37%?!, ■■3T'tn. 
 
 Inviolate, o. tmlrolcen, uninjured. ar^PT, 3T«IT^, 3T«irf^rr, 
 
 Invious, «. impassalle. aTT'^, ^TTT?!^^, T'fRRF'T, 5^^. 
 jTo Inviscate, v. a. daub tvith glue, Sjc. ^T^ m.-&c. f5R0T, 
 
 1 Invisieiliit, Invisibleness, n. v. A. ar^sqTiT /. ^K^q-Jir^.
 
 INV 
 
 417 
 
 IRA 
 
 a. 3T^i(T^ n. 
 Invisible, a. that cannot he seen. ar^J'T, ar^TT^^nPftT, arsT- 
 
 Invitation, a. v. V. 1.— «c'(!. ^i^^ n. ar^^of re. "TmK'Jf n. 
 &c. 3TT»t^0T K. PiM->|ul «. "TT=5fR'Jr «. aTT^PRor ». 3Tr^PT n. 
 Couuteruiaiul of au i. tHH-M"! n. 
 To Invite, v. a. hid, call, asTc to come. ift?!T«T^ or «r?7T=r3T, ?rt 
 
 t3t, 3TPT^f5t, arr-Tii <■"?(, "thkuI, ar^rff?!', an^r^'Jf, str^'jf, 
 
 f?rH==iiTf, arrfT^ioT n.-&c. ^^ y. o/o. 
 
 2 (/raff) to, tempi to come, allure, jt^ w.-f^Tf w..&c.3?T50t- 
 
 ^r^ qai g. ofo. 3?r^ijf, 3^rf5 it^, f^r^^?^ w.-srat'T^r 
 
 K.-&C. ^Rot y. of 0. 
 Invited, p. v. V. 1. ^T^OT, HNKrfOT, &c. 3Tmf^, 
 
 The servant who summons to a feast the invited 
 
 guests. ^j^R^pfrft, 3Tm=jT'nn-. [ firrf. 
 
 Inviter, «. Inviting, /). a. v. V. 1. ^MNUIRT, MMK OTT- 
 
 ?T, &c. arm^np, f^^^, 3TrH=5(OT-&e. jprrf. [ rrf. 
 
 2 ^frT wjoTRT, ^^ a?Tf5 qoTRT, f^^n^'f^, ^^^■^^ ^- 
 
 To Invocate. See To Invoke. 
 
 Invocation, «. v. V. l.—act. tn^rr ^P^'if w. ^\^^ JRiTf «. 
 
 ;Tt7 q^ n. trf^ m. ?rrRt^TT^ /'• ^m*:H<ui n. 3TT^R ?j. 
 
 3TT^I^?r n. 
 Invoice, n. list of mercliandise consigned, mdl^^r^r H i aMl 
 
 TT^/- ^yTE n. '^V^f. 
 To Invoke, ». a. call on in prayer. ^\^ n. ^w g. of o. ^\- 
 
 ^HTOT «.-^TTTrWTT'JT «.-?tTW «.-3TKTf H «• =pm y. o/ o. 
 
 2 ( blessings on ) . v. To Bless, ^r w.-ift w. hm iu' I . 
 Invoked,;), v. V. 1. tTf=TT%%?5T, Ac. arr^nff^f, 3TIT?T. 
 Invokeb, «. Invoking,;;, a. v. V. 1. ^\^ %irRr, *Tt=rT 
 
 t)<uiKi, &e. 3ii<Mi^i-&c. JpTTF-^FTft". 
 InvOLUNTaeily, adv. v. A. 2. ^WiTrTT«rt=jT5, g^^rff'TT5rH?r. 
 
 InvOluntabiness, n. v. A. 1. 3T^T'4t^?TT/. 3T^R<TT/. 3T- 
 
 2 ^HriTTHT^ )». ar^PT w. ^t^nrTHr^r »«. 
 
 3 rsijT^':ft^mT/. f-.'jNi^rii/. 3t>^s=p?tt/. 
 
 Involuntaet, OS. not having will or choice. a^^tft^T, 3T- 
 
 2 «oi proceeding from choice ; unwilling. ^^jcrNT^rt^R'- 
 
 3 independent of will or choice. g ^S'^ l '^^^ l, J^lfPTM^, 
 4--s4NI^, 3T?rf%3;^, 3T#^^ijr3TT?T. [ &c. ^^^ n. 
 
 Involution, «. v. V. 1. — act. jsnzuf n. ^^ot »». sfq^fix w, 
 2— act. '^^^ n. 
 3 — act. ^T?Di ». (Hd^CTr ?!. i^'c. 
 
 4— aci!. ^"Jf «. SfliT^ if^ «. STPPSJH n. [ ^\if\V^f. 
 
 6 — state, v. Inteicact. nm ct- n^Jfr/. iht^t m. iTt^T- 
 
 I. of speech, &e. ^p:fif^^pjt/'V^.'p;q^/. ?;q?^/. 
 7 ( in arithm. or algebra ) ^\^ m. ^\w^,^ n. 
 
 To Involve, v. a. inwrap, tj-c. J^TSof, ^'^^ ?5%iJf,^0T, ^r- 
 "J^ «. ^Tiif y. of 0. 
 
 2 T. To lilPLT. ^^^ ?J.iR^ y.o/ 0.e5ff5v?T-nfi^-&C.:jRljf. 
 
 3 entwine, unite, ^fr^df, fir^iroT, H'TSI'if , »lf''Tiif. 
 
 4 i?«A-r; /)i, draw in, catch, conjoin. q%, ^R?r %''f, sjfra^ 
 
 3TT^^^ M. iRoiy. ofo. 3TT-Tfrr^-&e. ^P^itrf/ 
 
 5 — in ilifficulties, &c. v. To Entangle. 'j^ttFT, JTRDt, n- 
 
 fTmrT/.-&c. ^^ y. o/o. iJoIT OT. jfMt y. o/o. 
 
 6 complicate, malce intricate. nrfSTat, 'R'T^'iif or 'TT' PdJ l, 
 T^'P?:^, 'i'^T^ )«.-'TmTFT /.-ni^FTT^ /-^^ M.-JpTSISB/.- 
 &c. Jp^'rf-qjTvT ^T^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 7 ( in aritlmietic or algebra ). qT?T m. ^. 
 Involved, p. v. V. 1. nilotrf^^i, OT^^T, Ac. ^^. 
 
 2 Eiff5T?r, m»?H, ■3T'4hT5, 3Tn^^''af%?. 
 
 4 3flf5 ^r^?5T, ^msr^rir, in%?T f^3?rT, &c. an^f^ 
 
 To be i. ^fT^, j^t^. 
 
 5 JT?!^^^, iTR%^, &c. 
 To be i. wfT5<Jr. 
 
 G and Inteicate. nT7H:3?!:T, &c. nFrrs-sfr^, m'hi' mV -ii, 
 
 —as a sentence or style. f?T^qr=fT, (Jil'V^ft, VRrfTrft- 
 Artfiilly involved & ambiguous. rlVJl-^l. 
 Intulneeabilitt, Invulneeableness, n. v. A. STH^pn/. 
 
 Invulneeable, a. that cannot le rvoundcd. ar ^i^^ , 3%- 
 
 Inwaed, a. internal, interior, Sfc. 3TffT?'?PP?=5fT o?" c?T, 3Ttrr- 
 
 sT5^, armr, a^HR+-, 3Trrw<T, aidWf. 
 
 Truth or purity in the iuwai'd parts. aT'^fi^lTrsT n. 
 2— letters, papers, &c. 3Tr=f^. 
 Inwaed, Inwaebs, adv. v. A. art^r^T^I, 3Ti^?qT5n:;r?r, 
 
 Inwaedlt, adv. See Inwaed. 2 /« </ie 7(e«>'/ or mind. a-TTH, 
 
 TTfrT, qt?:fH, JT?r'-*< IH ^1, sTt'jfT, arm^ff. 
 
 Inwaeds, «.;)i. viscera. H|iict« ar^^TST »i.;)Z. qk-frTt^Y 3T- 
 
 ■Jt w. ;)?. writ n. pi. 
 To Inweave, v. a. intermix l)y weaving. fJjUH f*IcttjDf-*r^- 
 
 To Inweap, Inweappino. See To AVeap, &c. 
 
 To Inweeath, v. a. surround as with a wreath. W^f. ^TrT- 
 
 ur- afttpt, jn^T%fV?r-HT^rf%f^T?-c<i:e. ^ii. 
 Inweocght, a. set ici<7i. ^ftH,^f^i=r,'?fTrT all used in comp. 
 Iota. See Jot. 
 Ieascibilitt, Ieascibleness, n. v. A. TTf^^TTWr m. &c. ?rr- 
 
 TSTf/. ^flu^rr m. ^flw+'iRrii/. i^Ttr^fferfT/. fHT]w^:f^/. 
 
 Ieascible, a.fierg, easily angered^ T. Passionate. ?P^, 
 HT^ or 5, 3T?55, 'PTy^ff^, %vft, #fV"S, #Pn!T, #ff,
 
 IRO 
 
 US 
 
 lEE 
 
 ^^ftf^^pms?^ «. 
 
 1 i;e, n. V. AsoEB. 'Sf!\yfin. ^ft^m. ^HPT »"• 
 
 IrKFVL, a. V. A.Nonv. ^fv?, ^r'Ot, 5?itfcllfHd, e?nT> 
 
 luiii, n. V. Eaisbow. i^^I^T^ ". 
 
 •_*— of tie eye. 5^"- ^^'IK+lHi'^ 
 
 +'fir'H;i"^r<f^ in. 
 
 To IiiK, r. 0. u-eari/^give pain to. |:^ n. ^nzii g. of s. loitli I 
 in. con. ^i \ 4. \ m. ^ g. ofs. tcith in. con. 3T?^-^- 
 OT-Jtc. «|KU| in. fon. 
 
 1i;esome, a. icearisome^ tedious. ^.■'.\rt\ -hmm^iTT, +'tl*<muil, 
 
 Ikksomesess, 7!. v. A. :p7r5T wi. ^rnr w!. 3^PT w. 
 IeO.V, n. rJr^f «. ?Jtf «• 3TnT?T H. 
 
 Green sulphate of i. f^<l+?T m. iTTH?r^ ?«. J'^'FT^- 
 
 I. filings. ?5t^sr^r ^^m. ?frf^ «. 
 
 I. ore. sfYl". ?5I^5I^TT ^'TS'". rSt^TTT^ffTpft /. — the 
 common pyritic i-ore. ^^T'n^^iT'/. ^^T^mTf^^ n. f^- 
 TTflTTn. 
 
 Medicinal preparation from the rust of i. tt^ m.n. 
 
 Mounted mth i. (rings, tags, &c.) pft^'ft. 
 
 Eed sulphate of i. feJlH-+,i^^ n. 
 
 Bust of i. f%2^H. ?rrf f^I«. 3Tqt*Tr5n. J^'TTH «. 
 
 Eust-eaten i. <j?tjn. r*4UI«. 
 
 Smelter of i. tj^ «• tfT^, cTl^+K. 
 
 Sulphate of i. f^imv^m. 
 
 Sulphurct of i. rfF^w. <Tfg^^H«. 
 
 Tipped or pointed with i. 3nfr5^_ 
 
 2 instrument or tttensil made of i. ^^f\ ffPl^ m. ?5n=i- 
 
 Smoothing i. T^f. 
 
 3 irons; See Chain, Fetter. 
 
 Ieo.v, a. OTviinfT, ciralt, ^^, ?frpT, 3T^R5T, ??r^, St- 
 
 I. boiler or vessel. 55?^^/. 
 
 I. balance. OTf g^iT or goET/. 
 
 I. work, portion ( o/"a luildivg, macliine, ^-c. ) Jv7j/c7f 
 consists of iron. ?toS ^FTT «. 
 Td Ikon, v. a. smooth uith an i. r^ft/. q^. 
 
 2 shacV.e. ^t\f.-kl^f. pl.-^^^ f.- ^fTT^^ »».-&c. qj- 
 •^, iKH-ii^C'PT «. ^Rijf g. ofo. 
 
 I EON-FISTED, a. ? jHHf^ . 
 
 Ieon-fbamed, o. ?^%, ?^r^. 
 
 lEON-HEAnTED, a. ?o^^, 'img??!. 
 
 Ieon-iiongeb, m. fJT^'fr ^TTRT^ f^^T^PT, ^r^JT^TT Wft. 
 
 lEON-i:ouLD, n. ^vmi^T 3m »». ^r^f^». 
 
 InoN-wooD, n. ap^'T/. 
 
 Ieonic, InONiciL, a. e.rpr easing irony. fsrrft^T ^^Tiir^T, TT- 
 
 ^^''TTsn, 3^M^, TKtqt^, #TOfq^, OTTtiTTfH^, ^^. 
 Ieonino, «. V. V. 1. %T^f. 
 Ieost, «. t/jcecA oftvhich the meaning intended is contrary 
 
 to the wori«.;jtmtT m. «*<Mif^/. arrfrr /". ^^^^F.^^f. 
 2. Uame under the guise of praise, f i ^RHf%/. f^^^^- 
 
 5^ «. f. ^;^. 
 iREArnNCE, Irhai'ianct, 71. V. Bbilliaxce. ^t^/. ^tf?I 
 
 To InKAi'iAiF., V. a. T. To ExLioirr-N. siq?T?T »».-sr^T^TH «•- 
 ?fTrR W.-&C. ^?^ ^. o/o. ^qrrRT<^r-<tR'-&c. ^p^. 
 
 Iebadiation, ji. T. V. — act. Jf'PT^T^ w- ^Tm^T n. 
 I. See SmxiNO. 
 
 Iebational, a. void of reason. 3T^ir, 'fl'fTR, fTT^tlotr-f^n- 
 
 2 contrary tu reason, alsurd. foolish. ^^■■\^^^^^^^S'T'^\^\^ 
 
 ^^, 5^PTf%5, 5f^f^5, 3T5^, 5f5f^^wr=rr. 
 
 An. i. quantity, a surd. «tl<uft/. ^fWf^ «. 
 Ieeationally, «(/;:. V. A. 2. H^T^R, ^dM^IR, 'iT^H'^^ITiJTT- 
 
 Iebationalitt, >i. V. A. 1. anTTT «. flUflf^?^ n. ^^^HT^r 
 
 «». frHvr*<lf^fT n. 
 Ibeeclaiitable, a. not to le recovered from vice. ^^^m^K 3Tr- 
 
 'jrmr^ ar^^^r, ^ffH n%rJT-g^^?5r, HT0T^t?j5 ^3?ir, 
 
 Ieeeconcilable, «. not to lehrought hacJcto amity, v. Impla- 
 cable. 3T?T'T^?fT or rTT, aT^T^^l't^r, 'JT^Wsftq-, 'JT^'^q-, 
 
 2 </(«; cannot le made to agree, v. Ikconsistext. fJT;=IT"P 
 
 Ieeeconcilableness, n, v. A. 2. and Inconsistency. <?^^- 
 Ibbecoveeable, a. not to he regained.^W^^:^ ^TrTW f^FTT^rjfr- 
 
 &c7T, J^^STTC^T," 'JT^H-.^T':^, J:TT?7>-"^, 3TqH?I>-'^, ST^HI^iq-. 
 2 7zo< ;o ie remedied, \. IsBEiiEWAELE. S'TT^r »rr|T^, 
 
 Ibeecoteeaelenss, n. y. A. 1. 'j^mv^^rf. J^^^T^TT/. 
 
 Ieeefeagable, Iebefutable, a. that cannot le refuted or 
 disproved. ^^ +,<NI'« ST^T^T, ST^jtS^ft'T, ^STF^I^^, ^- 
 
 Ieeefeagaeleness, Ieeefutableness, n. v. A. ar^fs'ft'TFrT 
 
 /. ^'S^^T^^rfT/. &C. 
 Ibeegueab, a. not according to rule.^ ^x: li^pT^qT^^ ^,^^. 
 
 ^m\^^., 5(f^T'fT,"'lTf^T^,%fT?i'V^, "jK^T^^r, ""'nrJTFlf- 
 
 ^, 3T^Tr^, 3tM?t, 3t>4, WfeT'T^^, -^Ffei^^, fjfftrf^^, 
 
 3=r^'4T^TT^, 3Tq'<^TMtT, '^'T'-qTHPT, ^5[,=5f, 3TH^, aT^TT^- 
 
 ft^. • -- 
 
 2 immethodical. ^T^rgTr, ST^f^^, ipiT^Jfq--^f|FT-&c. >F;- 
 
 3 deviating from the rules of moral rectitude. ar^rr^TTft, 
 aTTT'Tf, aH'H'Hi'Tf, STTTTT'Tf, aTTSSTR-qr, a^flTH, nr^nrfT^r, 
 
 "^RTTPir^, &c. fq^'tTTT'ft, 'iT^'<Tni^, aTT'M^Jrff, '^^'AT^^-
 
 I?xR 
 
 419 
 
 IRE 
 
 4 unevcn^unequal. 3'=ST^'T^, 3'=5f^^?5, ST^T, ff^HT. 
 
 5 ( troops )f?i^r5qT ^i^qr^rr. 
 
 6— iu gramniai'. £^fH'-ilO. 
 Ieeegulaeitt, 71. Y. A. 1. iif^TWqoir m. "q?:f^TWTiTT m. ^7- 
 
 nr^ n. arMq- )H. sq'fT^R m. STTiT m. 3T^r'f w. s^f^T- 
 
 An i. iu diet or rcgiuieu. ^'sq n. 37^^"q• n. 
 2 3T^iT »«. CTf^iT '». siifd'+M m. WMVW^ m. s^^TF^T »«. 
 
 lEREGi:LAiu,y, o./r. V. A. 1. i(q?PT^, ^T^T^r|?r, "»lTfTrft^, 
 "^TTTTTW, &c. -^ftTHn-T^KTr, 3T^'4T^TT^, CffwfsTfq', &e. 
 
 2 5pJT^f^, ^HNf=f^, itc. 
 Ieeelative, a. without rilation or connection. 3T^'tft, f^*.- 
 
 Ieeelevascy, n. V. A. CflSTrafn^FST ». JTHT^rT^r/. 3TSf^- 
 
 arTT/. &c. '^^m m. stH'^-t »«. a^^^qrHr^ m. ^q^T- 
 
 Ibeelevaxt. a. not applicallc or pertinent. !T«H'1N1^<-^1 or 
 
 I. discourse or matter. ar^sfH^t «. J'^TTfrt'^T? «. STT- 
 Ieeelevastlt, a!(/y. v. A. ^4^-3T^'T-&c. g^^^T-WI^T, ^fsf- 
 
 trriTf^fr, &c. 'A^fFi^i, r^^sr?:, ^t^s^oj- 5t=5ii5^ ar^tr- 
 
 Ieeelievaele, a. v. Ieeememable. f^^irpT, i^y^TT^TTSTT, 3'- 
 IeeeligioN, n. impietii. '^''XH m. '-iT^^^rf / 35^?t|/. ^Hf5- 
 
 /. W^^PT w. 
 lEEELIGIOas, a. impious. 3T'4Hr, 'fT'^rf'^^, '^Hr=^5, \q^.'S., 
 
 Ieeemeable, a. not admitting return. srj^TTT^, "^TT^rq'- 
 
 ?T^^, 3^?:[f €Rr, arjHTTf Tfr^r. 
 
 Iv.EEVEmAJiLE. a. admitting of no remcdi/. f^f^TT, f^^TT- 
 
 Ieeemediableness, «. T. A. f^^i'TFT m. ^IT=?r=^ »». ^ITTPT 
 
 Ieremissible. See U>paei;osable. 
 
 Ieeemovabi.e, a. that cannot he removed, ^ffqix^, ^fer- 
 
 ^^I^F^, f^^^ROTT^^q, P5?-, 3T^?5, fF«T?;, r<TT^. 
 Ieeepabable, «. that cannot he repaired or fnended, v. Ieee- 
 
 mediable. gqirmr^ 3Ti!T?T, g'4RTqT^>Tr-#'TrrT-&c. 
 
 2 See lEBECOYEEAnLE. 
 
 Iekepeeue.vsible, a. V. Blameless, fr^, 3^|^, ST^^^ft- 
 
 lEEKniKSSIBLE, a. V. JuiiESTRAINABLE. STR^^Tiq^^Rn' 'JT- 
 lEBErEOACltABLE, a. V. BLAMELESS. 3Tfi=I3T, ^TH^i^^q', 3T?- 
 
 Ieefpeovable, a. v. Blaiieles^. '^Tf^q-, 'JT^, ^T^ofN', 
 
 Ieeesistance, n. non-resislancc. ^i^f^^K'^^ n. 3T<rr^ n. f^- 
 
 sjKOTT^q wi. 3Tsr?ft^rT m- 
 lEEESiSTicrLiTT, Ieeesistiblexess, n. T. A. <)Tq^?ft^Tqnr/. 
 
 ST^ft^TTn^Trir/. 3Tfiiqfq?TT /. etc. 
 
 Ieeesistible, a. roiistirss. 'iTnr^'T^rq, sT?fr:pRT?r^T, arf^itrr- 
 
 q, 'iTfHqiT, f%qnTJTT?T7q, qxi^W^'^^ %^K, 3T?ffT^, ^- 
 
 Ieeesoluble, Sec I>'i-iis?oluble. 
 
 IeeesOlute, a. not firm or resolute, wavering. JT^r^T qq'- 
 
 Ieeesoll-tely, o<7y. T. A. !:T€H^"tT5, tT^^Ti^P^TT, ^^\i\- 
 
 ^, ST^qqcf^, -jTF^q'Tq^, &c. 
 IekesOlutiox, ;;. u-aiil of firmness of mind. tR^/. <fi^q)z. 
 
 3TtftT?rr/. ^^^ffj/. f5rfrqt=q?q«.3T^^q«. aTft-«R5f|/. 
 Ieeespective, a. not regarding circwnslances. ST^IRST, f?TT- 
 
 Ieeespectivelt, adv. v. A. a^qi^f^, f^^?T, aT'T^'^T. 
 lEEEsroxsiBiLiiT, ?i. V. A. ^--'^M^dl /. ifyjTqpqrlT /. ?- 
 
 ^tJHtftFr?rr/. 
 
 IeeespoxsielE; a. »!0^ answerable fur consequence. ftjJfifRf- 
 
 Ieeesteai>-able, (t. not to he kept hack. arrq^TTiqr^Rrr, ^^- 
 
 m?lt ir^^WT, 3T^T-7t, arf^^nq, f^^RTJTr^l^q/iTfiqR, 3T- 
 
 f^q-"^, 'iTcr^5!:,'iTtTf^r^,|HqR, |qfT, fi^-i^, ^'TFrrfftq-, 
 
 Ieeete>,-tite, a. not apt to retain. qR:tTTT?Tfff?^-^f^-&c. 
 
 ^TRTnr^?r-tf|?r-&e. ar^TR^, ars^R'JrN^. [ ar^q-. 
 
 Ieeeteievable, a. v. Ieeemediaele. f?]?^rq, fH^^TTqrqr, 
 
 2 V. Ireecoveeable. 3T3q:irT<^q, 'TH^Wt^q. 
 lEEEvEnE>"CE, 11. leant of respect or veneration, x. Disee- 
 
 SPECT. riT?rr^ m. 3TTm?r m. arqfTT/. ar^T^^qf^ /. -m- 
 
 Ieeeveeext, a. It-anting in reverence, v. Disrespectful. 
 
 iff^, •aT^m?T^Trr-TRt-&e. 'flqnr^rtt. [ ^^^%. 
 
 lEEETERE>-rLy, adv. v. A. aTT'TRfT^,&c. aRTTc^Tqq^, &c. ar^ir- 
 Ierevee^iele, a. that cannot he altered or repealed. fTRqr- 
 
 qr?r ar^i^jr-ctc. T?;^rqr^>qHrf r, ar'TTRr^^q, a^qTRr^f , 
 
 3T=frcq, ar^'s^T, 3t?:5s, 
 Ireeveesibleness, n. v.A. arq^R^^tq^/. 'RTqTTHrn^qrrT/. 
 Ieeeversiblt, adv.\.k.^nn]kt^^\^]devl.-^jZ^\kv!^^decl. 
 Ieeeaocaele, a. not to he revoked or rc^eided, v. Ip.eeveesi-
 
 isn 
 
 450 
 
 ITC 
 
 To Irbioate, v. a. tcatfr ly caiisiiiy a stream to flow over. 
 <7P:t^ 'fTWt n. ?t^, qprm TTtift n.-^r^ TTTjft n. ^, TRot.- 
 
 zj m.-kc. w^, T^^^ f»mt ?>.-smrfri^fT^=5rT «. ^f^. 
 
 2 Sco To AVateii, To AVet. 
 Ibrioatiov, n. v. V. 1. — act. <?R ?ft^f «. hk-i^ TTift ^"jf". 
 
 " ^'^cf l ^ firT<Jf ». 5iuiif^+irH=?m «. 
 
 By i. (raised, &c. ). anr^'^mi'fTJf. 
 
 Grain raised by i. in the liot wf:itlicT.f»m«rH/.fim^m. 
 
 Eaised by i. aTTSs^mi^^, "TTDTH^(rfr=qT, qM^Tft^, 
 
 Eequiriiig- i.— {^'ain. TFTH^ or "Tr^ftKn. 
 
 Scuttle used in i. 5P5T »«• 
 
 Water ( of rivers, tanks or wells ) employed in i. 
 STTSt TITft ». 
 Iwiisiox, n. V. EiDicuLE. Tq^Rf m. 
 Ibeitabilitt, n. v. A. 1. ^'idMuiI m. &c. ^tT^ftB^TT/. fr- 
 
 lEKiTABr.E, a. fa«;7y angered, v. Passionate. ^pHt, ^rfr?, 
 
 2 — a wounded limb, &c. ^51^^. 
 Ir.r.iTANT. See Ikeitatixg. 
 To lKRn:\T-E,v. a. provoke., SfC. T. To Anger. %^crijf or 
 
 R^-HNu'i, f^PTT^of , f^TJ^riJf , q^PTRwf, f^lft^ STM'Jf -%<?!•-%- 
 
 ^, *-Hi.\'£\f. =R^ y. q/' 0. 
 
 2 ( a sore, Ac. ). f^S^TJT, WT/. ^Rwf y. of o. ^^^■^^- 
 
 Iheitated, p. V. V. 1. f^T^^FCT, f^?5f?5^T, i%ftH arroT- 
 
 Hr7T-3?T<%OT, &c. 
 Ir.EiTATEE, «. Iebitatino,;;. a. v. V. 1. f^nr^TTRT, ^S^- 
 
 OTRT, &c. %7i?rcrn^r, f^^^^T^, f^Tf^tifNT, ^ ^'j l '/l^l . 
 
 2 f^rSSfTRT, ti^(W«|Uli<l, &e. ?r=TTq^, ?r^+K^. 
 Tkeitation, w. v. V. \.—act. Tw^^^ n. I^-Tixf n. &c. %- 
 
 •^^Cfl/. f^S'iufl/. r^s=(u|t>/. <M 'Mi I oil /. — s^aie. ^fT5/. 
 
 =^/. f%OTTTTT m. ^PTTT »«. ^FfWrrr/. ^I'll'Jl 3TTtn »«. 
 
 2 f^^ejuj «. kc.—state. arm/ ^TrrTT »n. 2ri^ OT. 
 Iebitative. See Inflammatouy. 
 Ibbcption, m. o lurstinj in. arfrf TSot n. 3Tt?I ^^ n. 
 
 2— hostile incursion. 5rs/. ^\lf. ^^?f/. 
 TscncBETic, «. ^Aff< relieces iscliury. Jf^rrsrtTM^^T^T^-^^. 
 IscHUEY, «. stoi/paje of urine. W^fRrf^-T w. ^=^\^9,^ m. f%- 
 
 IsH. With tbis particle as added to adjectives and as con- 
 veying the sen.sc of diminution, correspond thn affixes 
 ^ m, ^F^w-n?, ?:, ?T,(aa ^F^^TT bitter/s/i, HT^fTT largish 
 ^FTcRR blackw/i, f^T^ grecn?s7j, ^p.'K deepjs/;, ft^clj 
 yelloww7(, f^T^?r raw;*/;, ) and the prefixes ( though 
 these to Sanscrit words only ) aTT, f^^ ( as 3Ffr"TH 
 ■warmw//, t^iT warni/s*, Ac). AVith mA as addod to 
 nouns, and as conveying the sense of participation in 
 any quality or character, correspond the affixes rTj^TT, 
 
 spT, *T35, (as •^tTTT thievw/*, %?TfoohV(, ki^j foolish, &e.). 
 Ist.vxD, IsLE;n. ZT^m. in n. ^T m. «.— contemptuously. 
 
 ^rS n. [iT|T wi. 
 
 2 ( in a river or inlet ). ^ n. ^zCz n. ^^ n. Z7^ iii. 
 Island, a. belonging, Sfc. to an inland, ^dur, &c. ^cq,"?- 
 
 Islandeh, 7j. iiTR^r HfiTRT, %T^^t, ^T^IT^, ^7f^'7r?ft, 
 
 ^tfr, ^c^, g;<:q, ^NF<T. 
 Islet, «. Z;7fc ii/e. ^FT %^ «. ^^^T '«. n. 
 IsocnnoNAL, IsocnKONOUs, a. of equal duration. ^^^^^.> 
 
 To Isolate v. a. place ly itself .^^-kn^-&c. %?^-^F57I %5T^. 
 Isolated, p. v. V. g^ %=f35=fT, &c. g^, 'fl^i, H^ ^T^T, 
 
 ;, Isolation-, n. v. V. — state, fs^ij^m^vn. %'l^i'TirTM. 
 Isosceles, a. having two equal legs. ^Mf^V'4 . 
 
 An i. triangle. l^iTfirJT^w. 
 Iseaelite, n. ijA\^'*A^^\ sf^Tf?RT M^Ji^m. 
 Isbaelitish, a. ^^r??7r^, S??F^. 
 IssvE, n. egress, passing out. f^^r^m. fH^T^ui;?. f^^TM/?. 
 
 I. of blood. <Tp^rsr»«. 
 2 efe«;, ;'e.s!</(f, termination, ^f^^^m. fH'lHm. f^nJT>». 
 qf?f ;JO/i. »T?r/. TrTTTrm. STTH^T^ or 5/ 
 
 Happy i. fr'TT?;!. '^'^_^ pop.'^'^^ f. f^^ pop.^n^f, 
 "Tfr'TnTw. t>. ?5FT esp. loitk neg. con. 
 ^fontanel, qr^ or ^\^ or ^'Hm.f.n. 
 4: progeny, ^^\^n. H?Tf?r/. «ft^«. ST^/. 3T"77^m. 
 5 ( in a case at law ) K^rm. 
 2b Issue, i>. n. ^as-j or flow out. f^^"^, ^^f, =Tr?i^, "H^^, 
 f^'TTT?re.-&c. ^M g. of s. f?f'f?r-&c. ^of . 
 
 ^ proceed from, he produced. f?I^af, 3^T^ ^m, TT^'jf, 
 PlH^ui, 'i'liul, 3"?;^'Jr. 
 
 4 c?o«e, en(7, »-e«MZi in. ^^:^'[^m.-^^Zm.-'M^■m.^^^^\^n.• 
 &c.|TTjf y. o/s. 
 ! To Issue, v. a. send out, put into circulation. =5rT?5-&c. ^^- 
 j of, =^^^jf\^ ^?T^, 55I^fniFT-%^^Ff-%>nTT%oqtfT. &c. ^T- 
 ' rjaf- arruTot. 
 
 2 se«(Z o«<, deliver from authority, q;?:w, ^, <RITr5t, 
 j ?n^ ^"Jf, irf^.f =FT''t. 
 
 ' S deliver for use., give out from sf07'e. ^Of, qt^_ 
 Issueless, a. v. Childless. 3T^fTi^, arsT'JT, 37^cT. 
 j Isthmus, n. ^qtfft^rfif/. ?7n>n./. 
 ' It, pro. n, ^. 
 Its. F^rr^, ^TT^TT. 
 
 Itch, w.— the disease. ^^^/. ^J{T^/. ^^/. ^/. TTRT/. ?^^/. 
 Dryi. g^^T^r^JT/. 
 
 I. or scab of cattle. :F*T??m. ^'tV^f. [ ^/. 
 
 Goddess worshipped by persons who have the i. ^- 
 Purulent or running i. sft^ vT€^/. ^.^^^f. r5- 
 
 To have the hand stiff with the i, ^mn ?nT»». 2*^.
 
 JAB 
 
 451 
 
 3AK 
 
 2 an Helling. ^T^f. i(jrF7r^/. t^pop. 4^f. n^n^t/ f - 
 
 Siuldeu and violent itching. ^^^ ^T^jm--^^^ in. 
 
 Violent & hot itching, ^\■^^^f. n. v. k. 
 8 eajer desire, panting, tliirslivj after, impdsefor.^ cjv. 
 ?fr^/. JPf/. ^t\m. ^israsr/. ^^^f- Mens. g^^nSws. 
 ^^M?.f- ^^^f- ^^^rz/. -^^^f.^JUm. ^^^]m.=^^i!i. 
 
 To Itch, «). jj.v.N. 2. ^T^of , ;f 5S^5;ot, "153^07, ^5/ ^Tm, 
 That aftects the throat with au itchinr^ sensation. 
 
 3 ^sr^sr^T, g^g?^, f^f ^"jf , 5ra;^5njf, ^ra^fatjf, ^nt/.- 
 
 To i. to speak, — the tongue. ^^^^^ or ?jtr(75r"jf. 
 Itchy, a. affected tvith the itch. ifR^T, <'t<^~lT, ^JR^j^T, 
 
 2 ^;roMe io contract the i. W^i W^T. 
 Item, n. article, separate particular, ^i^mi. l^^f. ^^^f. 
 
 An extra i. ^^vT^rSJTH. 
 
 I. by item. <+»1»JK, T^TTi??. 
 2 pieee.^ article. SPTw*. STfTiir or ^Tm. 
 
 Items. ^aT%5ET'«. 
 Item, adv. also. <fr*T^, arqt. 
 To Iteeate, v.a. titter again, T. To Eepeat. |^-qT^-f^C?r 
 
 -&c. sfiT^cr- ^fqijf, "T?R;f^/ =RiJr y. 0/0. 
 
 2 rfo again, t. To Eepeat. 5^='TT^-fR7r-&c. ^Ff^, 5- 
 
 Iiebation, «. V. V. l.—act. |«-qH' affi=jijf m. &c. 5^?^/. 
 
 2— (jc^ l^fTT^ n. &c. imroft/. 5,=T'.^DT «. "T^TTf %. 
 Ites-ebant, a. wandering, not settled. fp^^T, "JjT'T^, %^- 
 
 Itineeaxt, m. See the Adjective. 
 
 Itineeaet, 11. hook of travels. H]']S^^^^ m. sr^rRTf^^^'"- 
 
 To Itinerate, v.n. travel from place to place, itqif^ w.-^^T 
 
 M.ftRTif, fi^TTf, %ft/. ^^"JT, ^^Tq^?:?r «.-^^T>aHii «. ^F^. 
 
 IvOET, ?i. ffW-^d 5«. n^fa^ ?h; 
 IVOET, n. ff^^r^TT, ^fe<^. 
 
 J. 
 
 J ^ This letter is represented by ^. 
 2b Jaebee, v. n. V. To Peate. ^^^^ or tf^r^^f (?(^y. sit?^- 
 
 oT-spT^, HrH^f^"^, siq;'n, ^r^isiJif, si^^istif, arq^irs w.-arT- 
 
 Jabbee, Jabbeeing, n. v. "V.— orc^. atSrf^iJr n. &c. ^rs^Jj/. 
 
 ^R^/. 5^5?^/. ?55I^5I/. I 
 
 Jabbeeee, «. Jabeeeino,^;. a. v. V. qsq^^Rf, &c. ifsq- 
 
 Jacent, a. li/ing at length. TSPSP^, f^^BrTT. 
 JACK,«.-the tree. <FW?r»i.f^'ERj m. sna; wi.-the fruit.<pt7nfTH;. 
 fH=|o5 m. JTfr<p?In.— the seed. 3Tf5B/3Tl5t55/. -flijr^fr/. 
 End -piece of the fruit of tlio j. S^Ioft/. 
 Tungus ou the j.-treo. <Fore^ or TJORTiij)!. "poTBtqi"!. 
 Juice of the j. -fruit. JT^T m.f. 
 Lump of pulp of the j. TTT m. 
 
 Pulp of the fruit ma.shcd and rolled out into a cale. 
 "pUT^I'ffoft/. "Fcrr^r=5Tr V\ZJ m. tjroT^rr^ ?IR n. 
 
 .Seedless lump of the pulp of the j. fruit, ^q «. 
 Shreds or filamentous portion around the pulp of 
 the j. fruit. =^R m.f. f%r^ n. WPJoS/. 
 Young unripe j. ^^ or ^^/. ^RT m. 
 Two grand distinctions are made of this fruit, i(>. 
 «FT"TT "F^RT ( hard or firm jack ), and sr^JH" or T^fJ^ V^' 
 ?r ( soft, flaccid, oozy, &c. jack ): and to these is added 
 a third, OT>.^5t;?'TT"P''Rfespressive of the middle quality. 
 Jackanapes. See Monket, Coxcomb. 
 Jace-ass, n. Y. Ass. TTS^. 
 Jack of the wheel, n. v^jrft^/. 
 Jack-ptjbding, n. v. Bl-ffoon. ^^tsiRT, Tfs. 
 Jackal, n. «Fr?^r m. ( «FT?^/. and without ref. to ses ^r- 
 ?^ n. ) ^^ m. ^ra or m]^ m. n. ( ?TnT?ft/ ) f^T^T/. 
 Cry. of the j. jf /. -^^ f. ^^f ^pr^fl^/. €\^\-^-f. 
 Old j. — purveyor ( as believed ) to the tig-cr. Hpiy. 
 
 Jacket, n. qft/. f Srft/. ^f?f «. 31^ «• ^^W ?». qj^ w. 
 
 Jaconet, n. JT?rJT??r^r ^T^R 3Tt|. 
 
 Jade, n. sorrg horse, rip, ^'c. ^\l% 11. ^T5^F^ n. 
 
 2 sorry ivoman. STTT^ «. ^tl^ n. ^fs^ m. 
 To Jade, v. a. v. To Fatigue. «riT5T'^, f^TOTqTDT, ^TFl^of, s.^- 
 
 To Jade, v.n.hecome uraried, v.To Tiee. Jriut, ^FT^fN^, ^- 
 
 =^, ?5^, ^T^'Jr, XnoSfff , lis/. ^5^ y. o/" s. 
 Jaded, p. v. V. A. «RT5r?lc5r, Hm?^?rr, itc. 
 
 V. V. N. iirq3?5T, «RTs^r, itc. ?r^^R^q^r, i?!rt. 
 
 Jadedxess, n. v. P. y<(^MT m. gr^ wi. g^r^r »». an^ 7«.'flT- 
 
 ST 3tr:/. strrtr:/. arral^T w. aTRrftTr/sn^rrt?:/. 
 2b Jag, v. a. notch, S;c. ^\t{ f. pl.-wk m.pl.-^s m.pl.-&c. 
 
 Jag, n. notch, indentation, ^ts/. ^W m. dim. ^ttftn. ?T5 w:. 
 
 EFFRT »». ^"K 7«. [^"^ «». pi. 
 
 Jags or indentations ( as of a roughened sickle ), 
 
 Jagged, p. \. V. ?^rT% TrssT^-T^FST, &c. ^ffiNrr. 
 
 Jaghiee, n. grant of land from Ooiernment. vtl^'fli/. 
 Holder of a j. v^i^jfli-^K. 
 
 Jail, n. prison. H?^ m. ( from the Portug. ) ajf^RTT »«."%- 
 ^^RTT m. 5rf^^TIo5r/. ^^'tl'IR «. ^RRTR n. +K|JJ^ «.— 
 in allusive, covert, or cant phrascol. ^PT TTSqr^ €R h. 
 
 Jailee, n. ^W^R^r 3Tf':I^lff m. ^^\^^\^-Lc. HRTip-^;- 
 
 ?5?R-:KTJTrR-&c. ^nrrnirfferrfFT, +i4iij^ifq^_ 
 Jakes, n. v. Peivy. ^TrTW^F m. qm^RT wi. ^T^^T ?;?,
 
 JAT 
 
 452 
 
 JKO 
 
 Cleaner ol j. ^^^r^^JX. 
 Jalap, n. ^ mivr^] ^^^^ 3TT^. 
 Jam, II. eonsene oj fruits. 5^ or gr^^ m. 
 .Ty Jam, r. n squeeze, press. f^V\Z^^ ^T^t, f^^T, %^f€T- 
 
 Jamd, n.— of a door. ?TTT?T /• 5fT^/- g^^Tw. 
 Jammed,/), v. V. fqTn^%=^, ^T^j^T, q^rf#T kr%^, &c. 
 
 To be j. STTwr, ii^R WT5*r. 
 To Jaxole, v. n. V. To AVeanole. r+,rlf+-iiJ|, f^fsRof, ^- 
 
 ernroi, ;FT^/.-?<B^/.-qrq^^/.-&e. ^FT^, o/k/, iCiV/j in. 
 
 con. ■qi'^ul ^. 0/ «. 
 Janule, Ja.vglixo, ». v. N.—act. f^^ffeot w. &c. ^F^^R/. 
 
 W^'f- 'h^*^ f- 'F^^^^ '"■/•( '"''^"«- ^rt'+'rti'- '"• ) ^' 
 
 JaSitob. n. V. DooB-KEEPEB. 5?rft?fMT, S_KMI~1, ^TTTfTq;. 
 Ja>-tii.t, aJc. gaily. 'T^''^^, sJpfW, aM'^'+n^, '1Mj-4(m, 
 
 jAN-Tn;ESS, H. T. A. ?fR/. iJTH^/. ^FTR ?». [^RT. 
 
 JaStT, a. fl/ry, sliowi/.fine. tfHdH., yi-fl--!!, -^M^'+rr^T, ^^- 
 
 Jancaet, «. r^T^ wi^m <?ff^ H-f^ m. ^\^^\^A m. 
 
 To Japa>-, v. a. viMM--4r ftm^ fPT'Jr «. ^m. 
 To Jar, v. n. grate, lS'c. ^FT^ot, ;jr^T-^^T-&e. JTF^T'jf, ^^- 
 ^T^S^ M.-&C. ^FT^, HKJ'Mui. 
 
 2 fig. cifls/t, interfere, he inconsistent. f^sfn-fq-^^-flr^T- 
 H-&C. ar^-'m, %^HT^ M.-&C. 3T?m ^r. 0/ s. ^3TK m.-^- 
 5rT m.-:^;^/.-&c. ^^re^ y. of s. 
 
 3 Sec To Squabble, To Quakkel. 
 
 Jab. n. jarring sound, %X^Xf. ^WV''^ »n.-5TTJ m.-SiQ. 
 
 2 earthen vessel. ^W »»• T^ «. (/m». H^J^ «• f ff/ ^- 
 iit/. ^ »«. ^ »«• The common yars are sfnift/- Tre »». 
 
 JaEOO}.-, 7». v. GiBBEEiSH. ^FR^ w. ^HTlt-*!''! I it-^fnff-&c. 
 qtPft/. Tr?7^ TTTT/. ftr^TT=^ Hm /. 
 2 barbarous mixture of languages, f^'^^i[ f. 'v^rp^f. 
 Jaegoxist, n. V. K". 2. "cTl^vT^qT, f*r=!THT^. 
 Jasmike, «. ^mi/• ^3TFfT/. 
 Arabian j. iTTT^/. 
 American j. rnjjq^ jh. 
 Eared j. '^i/- ^ 
 
 Yellow j. ^r^T ^/. Some otlier kinds are ^ m. 
 j. multiilorum or pubescens. =qP!^ j. graudiflorura. JTt- 
 »TTT m.-W- Htnn OT.-'Tmft/-H,iR/. j. zambac. M\^<m\ or 
 
 ifri^nTT rnnrr »n. ^.'v'.H\'\t[f. 
 
 JaSPKR, 71. V'+.^ufl 'flT^. 
 
 rorphyritic j. f+<fJivil/. 
 Jaundice, 71. '^Hpop.ij^m. ^\^^mm. ^FTrftir / +lMrfT 
 
 f 0;;. ^FTHoi/. +itriui /. +i'41'A/. ^«r^/. «. ^?r ?«. 
 
 Incipient j. 't^jfTTT/. 
 jAr^DlCED, a. that has J. ^t'ft, "Tt^<~l'mW-f^TS-5^-&C. 
 Jacst, n. ramble, \. Excursion. ?r^/. ^<Pt/.^/. 
 Jatelin, n. «2'«a'"- "%=ft/ ^fWT/ ^TT/. Hs^/. :ilf^/. ^T- 
 
 Jaw, n. vrmr or -jWAW or ■^\A\\ m. ^^fHTl n. ^Trs "• ^- 
 HTl «. =JrrHr5 n. 5T^/. ^/. JI^-z'T or q^^r^ o»' ^^vf\ 
 f. or 55 n. — in cant or covert pliraseol. ^MIol^Tt /. 
 
 Articulation of the j. ^f?rr^ ^5E/. 
 
 The jaws. ^jo^T^ ;i. ^pft M-jjZ. [T w. 
 
 Locked j. 5ffT%at or ^5J/. «. sm, f^f ni. ^^^'^- 
 
 To lock one's j. ( as by a charm ). ^/. ^Tt^^T^. 
 2 clatter^ rattle, jabber, t. Prate, qi^/. sppIT/. ??- 
 
 To put in one's j. <?r5 ». ^THOT, 'T«%?5»R^ <»• ^-H-'.M 
 adv. ^r?JOT, STTT^ ^1^ «• ^i=5'^. 
 To stop one's j. ^/ =Tt'^. 
 To Jaw, «j. n. \. To Prate. ^l^of, ^^jf or, g^r^ijf , ^'ti«. 
 
 Jaw-tooth, n. ^/. ^T/. 
 
 Jat, «.— the blue j. Coracias indica. ?m pop. =^^ ««. H- 
 
 2 — Gracula religiosa. MM^\ o?- flf^TT ?». 
 Jealous, a.apprchcnsive ofrivalship, impatient of another's 
 success. iT??lft, ^JHrWi, iT?HTT'^, ^T^n^HTTSTT, m'7?^HT- 
 
 5rr-5Tr, &c.3T^g'T5^,qTT?^^'Tt,T''i?7;^'Frf , qfirf^fg^^, 
 qr^^fra^, q'f-Rw^i^, -Jp^^iHr^i^, ^r^^f?. 
 
 2 suspicious in love. lft?ft=^ ^n'T '^'?I^, STTf^T^V^i^. 
 jf\f?roi;Tf5TqT?i^, ^ftf^^^^H^TTTT^i^, srTT^^T?ft.-a husband 
 of a wife, ^'=:Tr^i^, TTJ'^T^tf^'T, ^3TK?tf¥^.— a wife of 
 a husband, tr(^'Ti(i1%ff. 
 
 3 careful or concerned for the honor of. arf^nTT^. 
 Jealoust, n. V. A. 1. iTfHT m. ^SRH^HT m. ^TNJ^TTR w. 
 
 W Ar- i\ n. ■S{^^->^ m. ^\\H.A\h m. ^i'[r^^^ n. qfr- 
 
 sq^qirr^T^/sftf^rs^f^T^TTTT^m/.— of a husband re.spect- 
 ing a wife, 'TTqw^m/ ^^^TR^m/. — of a wife respect- 
 ing a husband, "TWt^t^r/- 
 
 3 arfinrFT m. 
 
 To Jeer, v. a. mock, deride, v. To ErncuLE, To Coxtemn. 
 •3M^iy 7?j.-S5T/.-%^^ or %^?^/. pi .■^^Sk'^^ f. pl.-^- 
 
 =ErToft/.- OTTofr /.-^tn^t/.-j?rrs^/.-?^r«t/.-&c. ^-^Tff g, 
 of o. ^■"T^r^. 
 
 Jeer, Jeeeiso, n. v. V.— (?r/. OT^TH m. Z^V^f. J^T^qft/. 
 
 ^;=qt^«ri/'. ;i. 5^frat/ kt: or Ixf 
 
 Jeeree, n. Jeering, ^J. a. v. V. OT^W ^frOTnTr,&c. 7T^H- 
 
 ^, s^rs, 5;rT5E,s^r^^. [>t5^,&c. 
 
 Jeeeinglt, adv. ^'T^^TT^, OTfTO ^K^vT, ^^^TT^fm, &c. 3''1^- 
 jEJUNE,a. barren, dnj, cjv. T^nfr, ?:?7, q^^T,^^, ^J, f^- 
 
 Jejuneness, 7t. T. A. ?%^0TT m. ?:?TFTT / ^^q" n. ?^RTf|fq/7. 
 
 Jellt, 7!.— of fruit. HTotfT m. qf>;^q-ra w. 
 
 2— of flesh. TTM^RfH'Ssfn"«T 7». 
 
 3 viscous substance. P^+Tl /. 
 jTo Jeopard, To Jeopardize, i>. o. hazard, expose to danger, 
 
 ^ft'i3nTM-'>TmrT-^^fcr-&e. ^n^Sr-TTS'n'.
 
 JEW 
 
 453 
 
 JOC 
 
 To j. one's life. ^fJrST^^T ffTsf or ^r??T ^rm or Tfiit. 
 
 To j. another's life. •proET^'Tr rfffr or i^rf^ ^raof or ^. 
 Jeopaeeous, fl!. liazardous, v. DAXGEnocs.^^jfl', ^r^JTT^r. 
 jEOPAnBT, n. hazard, v. Danger, Eisk. sft^jftfT «. HT n. 
 
 2 ( of life ). SJTT^^?: «. STTW^^ m. ST7<Trfrf m. sfTTRl'^r 
 
 ?rrn m. f^q-nr^^jT c^ft «». a^wr m. f^^\^K=^\ Traft/ 
 
 To bo iu j. !JT<TT5n; or f^r^? ftpfiif-irST mpers. con. 
 xnTTRft or f^T^frTts/. T5of or ^TFT-TT m. ^^y.ofs. 
 
 To Jerk, r. a. /(tvVc/;, cfc. ^^m or ^?T?Dt or f^^TS'if, arf^^T- 
 
 ^pof, ^^^<iif, ff H^r ?«.-^^?T »«.-3Tfl¥r w.-3Tf^?npr m.-^r- 
 
 e^ m.-^Z^m m.-&c. ^. 
 
 To be jerked, sustain a jerk or sJiock. n^^iif, q^^-+,ui, 
 
 f^^ M.-&C. q?r^. 
 
 2J!ing ivith a quick smart motion. i^-^+.K^T^ ^f-T^TiT^^r-^pr- 
 ^?r-&c. %^DT-?^^af, 3TTIfT?rf% %^OT-rrTT'Tr-&e. 
 
 Jerk, h. sudJen pull, push, Sfc f|?r^T?». ff^3T »«. 3T?fSr w. 
 3lil*i m. W^ m. ^7^^ III. 
 
 Jessamine. .See Jasmixe. 
 
 Jo Jest, v. n.jolce, S^'c. Z^ or 4ijT/.-?5irT^/.-5^THX+<1 /.- 
 
 Jest, n.joke, 557 or sg^/. s|% JTr^or «. iTf^^ ^TPTor n. 
 
 Tftfrarf^/. f^^TT^ftp/. f^^trjTTTin «. 
 
 Jests and jokes. Z^^V^ or '4l^V^ f. Z^^^.t^ f. ^^ 
 
 To turn into j. 55T/. ^^=T ^T^i^ y. 0/0. 
 
 2 oJ;'ee< of laughter or spiorl. f^^r^T^^ n. f%^KqT^ n. 
 
 3 opposed to earnest; game, sport, fun. ^^ m. H *+<!/. 
 
 Jester, n. Jestino, p. a. v. V. S^T-Ac ^PTOTRr, H^'Ml^, 5^- ' 
 
 I. zany, merry andrew, v. Burroox. ?|5lH*-+-qT, Hff , 
 •*l3IHq m. 
 
 King's j. ?PTf%^r^. 
 Jestisglt, adv. s|^, 5^'^^, f^^l^FT, &c. 
 Jesuit, Jesuitical, Jesuitism, ^y. See Cuxxix'O, &c. 
 Jet, n.jet-d'eau. ^PH:^ n. <F?rrTT vi. 
 
 Basin made for tlie water of a j. ^\Zm, 
 
 Elevated cistern for a j. ^M'Av;\ m. 
 
 Thousand streamed j. ^^Tft ''fAi^ n. 
 2 Hack stone. ^K m. 
 To Jet. See To Jut. 
 Je^-black, Jetty, a. See Black. 
 Jettt, n. pier, mole. ^WA or q^jn' m. 
 Jeu d'esprit, n. witticism. ^^ m. 
 Jew, n. ^T|^, fWr?5, 5T?niT^r %sft. 
 
 J.'s harp. =^^ or HR^n m. f^^]^ n. 
 Jewel, w. precious stone, ij'c. X^n. Hf&T or ^^m. vT^t^». 
 
 Jewels, V. Jewelet, vfft^ n. ^Rdli c?" 5T^qT% ^- 
 
 fn% or 5rfn% «i.i^/. ^srrftT ». 
 
 Eclating to gems or jewels. ^Tcfrf^ft. 
 J. worn iu a crest. ^PT^ift m. 
 2— as a term of endcarmeut. T?^ n. ^t{^ m. fi^^^ m. 
 Jewel-house, Jewel-office, Jewelry, n. ^qr^tT^TRTT m. 
 
 r^^v\^\f. [ HfjT/. 
 
 Jewel-mixe, «. ^^TT^^jTm/. T?fi;frf?r/. JTf&iHiK/.''^?f- 
 
 Jeweller, «. vT^rf^ vidg.^^., ^^^KpoJp. JTOR or 
 
 Horft or JTinj-R^ ^gqx. 
 Jewelry, n. jewels, ^fm n. ^f|?rr% or 3T5t^% fpfit^ in.pl. 
 
 n^^r or nf|^»j. sr??rq-Rft/5rfr% or ^^m.pl. ■a^ \ ^k n. 
 
 2 V. Jewel-house. Xm^^Af. 
 Jewess, n. ^rpftor/. 
 
 Jewish, a. ^^ or ^^\=^.^ Tf ^^, ^0 ^^^ft. 
 Jewry, n. Jews quarter, q^q-f^ IT^^ m. 
 JiE, ?!. — the sail. ^>T/. <pr»ft/. 
 
 The-jib-sheet. fsTHf't n. 
 Jiffy. See Trice. 
 Jig. See Dance. 
 Jilt, n. icoman who trifles with her lover. Z%'i[ ^^^I f. 
 
 To Jilt, v. a. trick in love, — a woman. Z^.^^ ^TT^-^IW, 
 ^PFT «». %^. 
 
 JiMMERS, n. jointed hinges. f^^|iR n. pi. ^^nff w. ^^^ 
 j To JixoLE, V. n. clink, sound with a rattle. ^g ^^otJ i, ^^^ 
 I ^"Tof, 3'rrgoi'Jf, gn^, ^it^TiT'^, fr'^c+ 1 <ui .— intcns. 
 
 I 2 — toe-ornaments, &c. scT^tiTijf. 
 
 ' JiXGLE, n. clinking sound. ^7.V^^f. 5Tt7l^R m. giJT^T^r m. 
 
 I ^TtTrPR m. g-qjR ?«. j5iT3'JT/.— /«^e/is. qcrrqoTR: m. ^J'^T- 
 
 2 ( of toe-ornaments, &c. ). ^^^w/. ^TH^TT/ tJ^rriJ^'^ 
 
 f.— intcns. fmw^V- m. SOT^iilT^ ?«. [ 5ftn. 
 
 JlXGLING,/!. a. V. V. 7q55^3:nTRr, StJI^mnrRT, &C. ?^5r?T- 
 
 JlXGLIXGLY, 0(?y. tJiUT, ^^f^l-^fn^-^-ic. <'Hol<^oi, ^^UIM"I cr 
 
 'JTt, SOTST'iT, ^HtlH or irt, ^IT^H. — intens. iJOTIW, '^- 
 
 tTTort, ^mr^j'T, ^'JTRtT, =^^]'^^ ^thihh, ^jfoiRTot. 
 
 2— bells, &c. on the toes. ^JT^?:?r-^-ic. ifiTiJiT, 5m- 
 
 5r^ or Rf, ^W^'JT, J^'JT^OT or ?;(T3^pf_ 
 JiNJALL, w. ^^^ or ^3^TRI /. 
 Job, n. piece of chance work. am^JjRT n. 3HiMyi'-l+I*T )?. 
 
 By the j. g-rpr. 
 
 Errand jobs. ?55l/. ?rq'/. ?A^ -TTT «. 
 
 J. -boy. ariim-m. 
 
 2 tt'orA; ,''e< on foot for private profit or ends. W^'4\^ ^- 
 
 To Job, «. «. do jobs. STIS^FRT «.-3T5W5T^RT ». ^H^iJf. 
 Jobber, m. v. V. 3TR^m ^ptutrt, &c. arrs^rift, arrs^FR^, 
 
 JoBRERxowL, n. V. FooL. 11^^?^ ^ffTRT m. ^\z■^h 
 Jockey, n. rider, Ireaker in, Sfc. of horses, ^T^Rf .^f:, 'fl'^^^
 
 JOI 
 
 451 
 
 JOK 
 
 2 See EoocE. 
 To Jockey, v. a. cheat, tricTc, v. To Deceive. "P^T^TOT, ii+<:)ui, 
 
 VJT m. ^, sr?^ fTfT "'• f'liT^'if. 
 Jocose, a. v. Jocilak. s^f^IT, sI'lT^, ^^^KW^\. 
 Jocosely, adv. v. A. 3|^, feRT^^, H:|«nft, ^H^rT, st% 
 
 Rrfl'l, Ac. 
 
 JocosE>Ess, n. V. A. 6iA\-^f. '^W^f- [fM«PT. 
 
 JocosEKious, a. j^artaking of mirth and seriousness. f^I^- 
 JocuLAK, a. facetious, jocose.^ — ofpcrsoiis. S^IT, ffg^IM, 
 a^<)l^+, JT^^=^, 1?T?qT, f^=?r^, fJRIJ^Tft, <<-<4lrf1,d%^, 
 
 2— of sfutiiiu'iits, &p. Hl-ildl-NI, T^rt^T, 6^ "Hi, f^-lT^O? 
 
 Tfti^, fsr^r^ifK^, fsRi^nr^, f^i^i^T^. 
 Jocularity, n. v. A. 1. ei«ll^t/- 35WRt/. fEpfr3»«. Tf^^riT 
 
 Joe CKD, «. yffy, ?/ie7y, gladsome, v. Meiiky.3TF|'?T': ^l^T^t, 
 
 3Tma[rqT, g-ismr^T, arn^fTT, 7i5RrsrfTT, g^if^?^, ^?fT- 
 
 ^V^rr. [3TR<T70TT m. 
 
 Jocundity, Jocuitdkess, n. \. A. arpf^ffrf /. 3W^f^/- 
 5b Joo, V. a. push or shake sligJith/. arf^^'^f, ^ij^iJi, q'sgrwj. 
 
 2 prick or touch hiii/ii!//li/. ?:T=5T^, f^T^^Jiif , iT^'jf, ^JR>Jf, 
 
 o;' <jj?,-ijiaair, srerf^, jT^ft/. r^^fif. 
 
 Jb Jog, v. n. move heavily.^ sloicly, ^-c. ^g'T^r^-^.i^tj^-^q^- 
 
 To j. on with, shift, manage, S;c. v:ilh. ^TH^o;, ^fftn^f^ 
 
 /.-^rfiMt(uft/. q;^, iR^/- ^"^. 
 Joo, Jogging, m. v.V.A. l.—act. ^=s;^^n. &c. ipFT o>- tri^T 
 
 OT. S^/». 3Tf^^w. fq^rw- ^?nFT;«. 
 
 2— act. ^=^«. &c. ^Fprft/. f^Tff/ :3?Torr?«. 
 JOOGINGLT, fl(?y. heavili/.! slowli/.^ ^'c. ^^f , ^?^T^^, ?5''7^, 
 
 <i'i'!.-Ud, TI?n:5?T, ^WT, H-j^H, ggH-H^^^^. 
 2b Joggle, v. a. See To Jog, v. n. See To Shake. 
 JoGTEOT, n. g^qj g'^^STT?!. 
 John a Nokes and Tom a Stiles. s^tT. 
 To Join, v. a. unite.^ cotnline, put together, ^rs^, ^5wf,f%- 
 
 ??'sfMVT».-&c. JRUf y. o/o. ?i5?B-?fqrf^?T-&c. :Rur. 
 2 to; «<Z(Z an<o. ^ iuj , ^3T5DT, ^5Iof, ?5T«r^. 
 A piece joined on. ?rf':TT?«. ^5»»./. 
 2b Join, v. n. nnite, Iccovw one tvi/h. fiToior, ^"Pft^, ?f^PT 
 m.-&e. 3T^y. o/*. ^f-^of. 
 
 2 he contiguous. !Z^^m.-^^r^ f. -JRTcfry. o/a. ?•««};. BT?!- 
 
 3 confederate.^ \. To C'omline. fk^, ^dt, vHd^ l, ^W. 
 To j. in with in singing, second, ^m. q^, ^!r^, 
 
 ^ViT'\(\f. ^^m. 
 
 To j. le legun—haHle. ^TtJT, ^PW. 
 Joined, ;j. v. Y. A. 1. v^rs^^TT, fJT^^J^^n', ?Tf^%^T, &c. ?rf- 
 
 2 ^'rsFj^TT, &c. v^fhr. [^?r. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. fiTo5I%3T, &c. 5^, ^5^, ?;ti-, fsf^^r, W^, 
 JoiKEE, «. Joining, p. a. t. V. A. L ^i^i^RT, filSE^rqRT, 
 
 ?TftTinr?T: &c. wyqRiiiji, ^rs^"^, ^s^pp^. frf^, ^- 
 2 sfrearrrr, visutrt, &c. 
 
 T. Y. N. 2. PSqf^TnfT, ?IiTrf^T, ?m?ft^T, «^'Tf, ^^f??;, jq- 
 
 1. \. Caupexteu. g?m:, g:=5i'-TK. [_m-^rfm n. 
 
 Joinery, n. art and business of joining. v^rS^TK n. ^^<f^n. 
 
 Price or cost of'j. ^StTR^l/. ^sor/. ^"raif /. 
 Joining, «. v. V. A. l.—ad. ^]z^ n. fir^E^m n. ?fftioT h. 
 &c. v^ift/. ^noj^/. '=T5ir/. ^STSq'^/. 3fT^ «. ;:;rs? m. 
 
 ^^v^^^ f. rmTfTur «. ?iin^R »i. 
 
 2— rtc^ ^reijf n. &c. ^rsoft/. ^reoT^/. 3T?oft/.^JIl^/. 
 I. See Joint. 
 Joint, n. articulation, knuckle, knot, ^-e. Wf'cT/. "Frfs^T m. ^- 
 
 fci «!./. HKf/. qr »i. ¥r «. ^^ n. ^wi. n\zf ^\^f. n^m. 
 
 ?tf*T m. =En'55r »«. •JTft'<T^fvr m. 
 
 Knob or prominence of a j. ^^\ m. 
 
 To be out of j. ^rftrr >«. 3^5H7f. 
 2 Za«e or point of junction, ^j^f. ?ffqT»». ^T5m. ^f^m.f. 
 8 portion included leticeen itvo ar</cM/fl!iio«s,v.lNTEENODA- 
 TiON. q^ts «• ^ n. "iCi n. 
 4 limb of an animal cut vp by the butcher. ^rfsr^PT f^- 
 
 Joint, a. shared by two or more. Wf^^ or ?r^r^, ^fiTTf^^p 
 
 2 nnilcd in the same office, duty, possession, Sfc. ^Tlrft'^TT, 
 ^"l^^, t^^^T^Tft, <^^rf^PPTfr, ^^ (in comp. as ^^- 
 HT'ftj. possessor. ^^Wl*ll j. proprietor. ^T^ffciqJrO j. 
 official, &c. <&c. ), ^^rffq', TRi and «fg ( in com. as ett- 
 fr^THT^; j. heir). 
 
 3 united, combined. ^^^^T, ^HTrfr=^, ^'jft^^TT, f%c?rer^r, 
 etc. =qnTi=qT, ^tHq-^T^f'^fPTr^rT, ?THq^m?iTR^. 
 
 To Joint, v. a. form ivith articulation. ?Tifq-f^ ^of, ?rt- 
 
 2 fZu-iVZe wi the joints. ?rfqr »J. or ?rfq^ wj. ^Z. rftS'Tf-^ftS^T- 
 Jointed, ^. v. Y. 1. m^^t^J %^3r, ^t«Tr=sfr, ^tfisr, ^f«T?T, 
 
 Jointee, n.-large plane. Z^ m. 
 
 Jointly, adv. together, in concert, v. Conjointly. fiT^r^, 
 '•^^^1 fHatoftrf, ^Trn, qrnfT:, fJR^TT^. 
 
 Jointeess, n. riSTRT-Ac. fbTOT3TT| rft. 
 
 JoiNTUEE, n. u'omans settlement. i||^"i5Rr ot. ^fsfjTr ot. U- 
 
 Joist, w. — of a building', ^.fif. SRIT m. ^fST »«. 
 
 Consisting of joists. «F5t^^. 
 To Joist, v. a. qift^H m. %^^. 
 
 Joke, «. y. Jest, sgr/ or s^F/- 2%^ TrTTjr «. f^Hi^if^/. 
 fjpft^vfjqur n. Hrt^P «. 
 
 Practical j. fTm^'^fT/. 
 2— opposed to earnest. %55 ?«. iTWft/. %oEf^/-
 
 JOTF ^__ 455 
 
 To Joke, v. n. v. To Jest. 5gr/.-HWtt/.-&e. :Rof. 
 Joker, n.v.V. and. Jester. S^T-Ac. ^F^TTT, ^T^^TT, f^^T^. 
 JoLE. See Cheek. 
 
 JOLLISESS, Jor.LITY, ». V. A. 1. ^r^^'^'JIT m. 3TT45rt<mr«!. 
 
 3"cfrf^fTT/. 7s?mff^/. 
 
 I. See Merkimknt. 
 Jolly, a. jovial, ffai/, Jivehj. S{c. v. SIerrv. S'lfT^ft, 3TR?ft, 
 
 qTTS-crr, imfTT, =q^?ft, ht?^, |"V?tt, tn^r. 
 
 2 ^Zkwi/), sleek. Z^Z^]^\ or ^TJifl^, 1^'T^T'==T, 3^3'fl^i 
 PTT^T, rfT^^r arfTT^T. 
 To Jolt, v. a. shake loith siuhlen jerks. 3TN^ot, ^^of, ^- 
 ^TT'Jf, fl^TSiif, ^?T^i^, ff^auf or ^T^T^oJilf, '<% m. pl.-%- 
 ?f% ?«. ;j/.-iT^% m. pl.-kc. SRT^of. 
 
 To be jolted. it=et^^, fT^, T^EpPT «!.-VTigT "J.-ff^^rw. 
 
 -&C. aRIOt !«. C0«. 
 
 Tn; Jolt, v. n. sliuke viith a sliort motion, f^^^or, f|?i:p:croT, 
 
 ft|3ot, f^^ijf, f^^+iCTr, f^^^r OT.-&C. wt^. 
 
 Jolt, ». s7(Oc7c or shake from a jerk. «r-;gT oc y^T »». 5^T '». 
 f|?T5PT m. 3Tf=5T5PT «!. ^q^r »»• 1=^1^ m. ^^'^ f. 
 
 JOLTHEAD, «. V. FOOL. '^^^ ^ ^flTTT. 
 
 To Jostle, v. a. shake ly riinnijiy againsl. '^ot, "xz^ ^of, 
 tTsgT OT.-f^^^T »?i.-&c. ^in-rf|=(iii-JTH^ or^;gPT-&c. ^M. 
 
 JosTLixa, M. Y. V. — act. T?:nt «. &c. ^^/. 
 
 J. and slioulderiug ( iu a crowd ). ^STW^/ 
 
 Jot, 11. Y. Bit. ^^T m. ^.^k\^ m. f%^ m. 3T0T m. X^.^f^n m. 
 f?r?5JTr5T n. 
 
 To Jot, i-. «.«o^e dotcn zx^^^ f^w, ^rrpT-f^^ S^iJf. 
 
 Jotting, n. ZV^^ n. fz qtii Ji. ftqtrft/. 
 
 Journal, »t. diar)/. ?T3feqr ^T^tHRT'ft ^T^ /. fmiHI m. f%- 
 ?rq^^ «i. ^|TTq=5T n. 
 
 2 ( of a merchant ) look framed from the "Waste-rook 
 and introductory to the Leegeb. TsgT W-IX m. q^gt^^/. 
 
 Note. Wliere, as iu single entry, only two books are 
 
 used, Yiz. Journal or Day-book, and Ledger or Post- 
 
 ■ book, there the terms wanted to express this word 
 
 must be sought under Day-book or Waste-book and the 
 
 terms given here must be added to those under Ledger. 
 
 A particular account in the j. ^^ n. 
 
 3 See Newspaper. 
 Journey, n. travel by land. ^"P^/ ^T?/. HTn m. T^rTT m. (as 
 
 0TM.%3T>-WIT7!. qq-^^ n. 
 
 Halting or alighting on a j. qvf «• 
 J. to and from, trip. %"T/. [ m I < '-<'< 4 m. 
 
 !Money taken to defray the expenses of a j. =ll4<=f^T/. 
 To accomplish the object of one's j. B"PT/. fTT'^^. 
 To JoT:B>rEY, v. n. v. N. ^T?!'ir, srR:/-KFr OT.-T?riT >». =3i\^^- 
 
 Journeyer, «. Journeying,;), a. y. V. aHiriRAVELLER. ^n^ 
 
 ^^n^^TiTT, m-i+i^,, =ii''.m»ff, Trn^'tT. 
 
 JODHNEYISG, «. Y. A''. — Of/. ^TC ^FT'JI' 11. TTHf ^^tTT '!. etc. 
 
 JUD 
 
 Journeyman, «. AhW u'o?-^-Hjrt«. 5H-*<l--*(r ^MmtrT^ ^.\- 
 
 JOURNEYWORIC, M. |TFtTTIT /(. 
 
 Joust. See Just. 
 
 Jovial, a.joUy, Sfc. v. Merry. qiri-'Tr, ^^'I^, TIfTJft, ^- 
 
 Joviality. See Merriment. 
 
 Jowl. See Cheek. 
 
 Joy, n. gladness, delight, extillation, ^-e. ^TFT^ m. ^ m. ^- 
 
 ^ m. ^inf^r m. ^m^ »»■ g^ft/. ^?tt^ »«. 37r^^r^ ?«. ^r- 
 ?^^ Mj. smr^ »«. qfoiTn7 »«. arR^ff^r/. ^^rffxT/. — as in- 
 tensed, and expressed by rapture, transport, ecstasy, S^'c. 
 
 ^\^^ m. HT^?f^ «!. 21^g^ «. JT|T?^r^ »». ^'T^'H m. ^- 
 
 H^ jn. TTHt^^T n. 5rT^>rHg?ft /• sjT'^d^RTg^ «. ^mr^- 
 
 To give one j. See To Congratulate. 
 To Joy, v.n. Ic glad, y. To Eejoice. 3TT?T^ ot.-&c. qRor, W- 
 Jrf^-«tc. ^M, 5ffM5 W.-&C. cfRo} i'n. cow. fwf, WR^^. 
 To Joy, «. a. make glad.^ v. To Kejoice. -iTR^iw, ^'rfir'Jr, 
 
 3n^f?^?r- &c. q;^<Jr. 
 
 2 See To Congratulate. 
 Joyful, a. glad, exulting. g^T, arpt^^T?;, ^^^i ^"^r'rf^T^, 
 ?rH^, arr^t^Tq', ^"t^H^, ^^^V^.—m high degree, as 
 expressed by enraptured, enravished, oierjoyed, trans- 
 ported, in ecstacy, dfc. aTT^STq', 3TH^fT, ^hpfrT, ^^- 
 
 Ever j. '[^-^■^\^■^_pop. f^fqrH?ff, ^r^^s^t. 
 
 2 causing joy.' 37pt^=^, ^'^rt^^TT, 3TR5sr^-'+,|<.*-^^, 
 Joyfully, adv. v. A. 1. 3Tm^, ^TT^, 3ii'i<i*<Ki, ^TrV 
 
 m, 3=tR^^, &C. 
 JOYFULNESS, «. Y. A. and JOY.3TH^frr/. ^TH^M. 
 
 Joyless, n. void of joy. fn^H^, 3Tm^^-^JfT-T%T-&e. 
 
 2 yielding 710 joy. 3Tg^5T^, 3Tg^^, 3T|^, SflJfHTf^, 
 
 Joylessly, «Ji'. y. A. 1. 3TR^TWi=g^, f'iWi^^, ^'^^-Ac. 
 Joyous, a. glad, joyful, y. Merry. 3tM^, 3"??^% arR^frr. 
 
 2 giving joy, y. Joyful. 3TPT5T^, ^T^r^^TT, f "TST?. 
 Joyously. See Joyfully. 
 JoYOusNEss. See Joy. 
 Jubilant, a. shouting u-ilJi joy. ^^^I^I^lft, ^^TTS^^^- 
 
 SvBiL^E, n. season of great festivity, ^{^m. ^ff^W!^m. ^- 
 
 Judge, n. officer ivho hears and determines crti^SM. nrpTTSrft^T, 
 
 ^■^X^ 'TT^'JTTTr-^^CiTRT-^iSirTn, ^H^Tf>--^prrPT^fT->te. qj?:- 
 
 «T^, STTf|5rT^, 3T?7?i(i^, ^^ from the English is used 
 for a European judge.— among Muhammadaus. qiPiX 
 Criminal j. S^r"3T^,
 
 JTD 
 
 i.' coimoiueuy, &c. TTTfit, ^i\^T-, ^iTOTrTT, ^Jfm, ^T, 
 Jf Jui'GEt r. n.fai-m an opinion orjmljmcni. {^^k >«.-fH- 
 
 2 consiJtr accuratdy, discern, distinguish. f%^R wi.-f%- 
 
 3 hear and dclermine causes. ^K^ m.-^^iTT^ 7«.-f^?rTTi»i. 
 
 -&c. qTfof-cft5w-fn^^,:^TT^rf':T:ift/. :?;^iir,Jn^ m.-i\Z\m.- 
 
 To Judge, v. a. (nj, examine and decide on. ^TTT m. qTf^- 
 
 OT^ m.- HH<j»ft /--f^pf? OT.-f^^irsI «J.-&e. qrr^ g. of o. 
 — Expressing the seuse of tliis word as appearing under 
 the phrases /o call to account, to take to task, to reckon 
 Kith, to haul over the coals, are Uic following J^'jf, jg[- 
 ^ ^, f^^IK^, f^5!Tm m.-5rr5T m.-^i^/.-^m^J^f- ^- 
 
 vj, qrpr %^, 5rw^rR/.-^TprRT^/.-&e. jpT'Jf, qr^>ir, ^- 
 
 2 rffA-o«, //uhA-. consiJtr. lir^iif, TOTOT, %^^. 
 
 3 Y.ToEuLE. ••5T^^mof,5TWHJ!.-Vr^3Tr?T^». jpT^^r. ©/"o. 
 JcDOESniP, «. ?!imTfV^fT/. W?fJl'?fr/. tTTTftT^R m. 
 JUDOMEKT, n. faculty of judging, discrimination, ^f^/- ^PT- 
 
 5ft jT /. fTTTrFT n. 
 
 According to one's j. !j"in^f5, q^'iffj^flr^ 
 
 2 thought, notion, t.Opi>io>'. KfT «. ^f?/- f^'^R m. ri- 
 
 3 determination of the mind, decision, f^fd^^ m. p^''v]m)!. 
 tHr >». 3T?tTRt7r n. 
 
 To strive ag'aiust one's better j. g^^Tf ^?: n. =F^. 
 
 4 sentence, award. f^f^TST »«. f^'^rq' ?»."9>?r5?T »». ^f ^ '«■ 
 
 5 r;y/(/ of sent end Jig. J^qp^T T^qT^ a^fq^FlT OT.-^frTT/.- 
 
 U divine infliction. S'Jrn^r l^q «J. r'W^ %^ m. 
 JCDOMEST-DAT, «. vi'lHl FqBT ^fTqi^r f^^RT »«. 
 JuDGMEST-nALL, «. ^JT^RIJTT/. '^RRTTI-/. 
 
 JcDOME.NT-sEAT,«. r^\zf\\v\\\v^\ rr^/. :^n^raH«. tTTTRT?T». 
 
 Ji'DiCATOnr, n. court of just ire. 'fl^^,?\ f. ^pt^ttt/. ^^' 
 
 ^^^f.^f\ffm'>=nfif^\^\^f. Mmf^^'^JT n. j^jt^r »• 
 
 JcmCATOBt, o. dispensing Justice. nrrsr^irqr^T, 'qT^"T^- 
 
 JuDiOATur.E, n. power of distrihuting justice, ^aih "TT^trqr- 
 =qT-T.4U'-)hm 'iTfq^R «!. ^^r^^f^lftl^FR )«. J^qwrfq^^Rm. 
 «^tfqqRTJT n. ^^V^\f^^^\f 
 
 - See JUDICATOET. 
 
 Jli'Iciai,, a. pertaining, ^-c. to the administration of justice. 
 2 rclalinj, ^c. to the practice of courts of justice. 5^^^- 
 
 456 JOT 
 
 1 J. procedure. i^T^T^ »». f^TT/. 
 
 3 inflicted as a penally or in judgment. f:!T?TT^g^, ^I€7, 
 
 I J miciovs, a. possessing sound judgment., acting according 
 to sound judgment, v. AVisE. fsR^, ?iH^^, ^it^'T^, 
 
 fn^=5fg, fTH^r?, ^^?i^jTr, ?f^?TfT. 
 
 2 accordant with sound judgment, v. "Wise. fcf^^rT^T, ^'f- 
 
 JuDlciousi-T, adc. V. A. ^Jl^^TiJIT^, RIT^OTTDIRT, ^RT^nT^T, 
 
 ^f=r^, fj^PFT^HR. 
 JvI)Ic^ous^■ESs, «Tv. A.l. ^TTT^ft^r'^/. ?TH^?T^Rt/. ^TK^^TT- 
 
 DTT m. &c. f^^T. m. gfT?rr/. SfTfTcTT/. &c. 
 
 2 ^fH^JRTTOTT m. ^^^W.'=l^T m. gj^^TT/. ^jf^/. 
 Jug, n. v. Vessel, ^f^w. ^Tf /. ^^ m. 
 
 A glass j. f^mr?n. 
 To JvGQLH, V. n. play tricks ly sleiyht of hand. JTUw^ 
 
 n.-TT^? M.-5IT=3RT5niy:-^^;R^qt/.-^fH5['q^ K.-^f?,si-4 m.' 
 
 2 practise artifices. TRTS w.-'TTJ^TTrft /.-?^"t5T^ wi.-c^tSTJ 
 
 /.- HCq-^fT ?l.-&c. q^T^%5CiTf. [^ft^f ?«. 
 
 Juggle, n. trick., deception. ^Z f. "P^ot/. Z'^^f. 5RT ?.'!. 
 
 Jugolee, n. Juggling, p. a. \. V. 1. and Cosjueeb. qts 
 
 5l'nT?5 ^T'JTRT, &c. TR^ or nRt^, Jllts^iTRt, HT^TRTrqT, 
 
 ^^^5t^, -^M'K, JT^rinRt, ^^^fS^, HRTT^^ft. 
 The gibberish, mummery, &c. of a j. S'T'iIT^ n. 
 
 2 OT5T? ^'nRT-%55"nRT,&c. ■HRmf^n, OTSVsqr. 
 JuoGLEnY, Juggling, «. ac/ or practice of legerdemain. nrT 
 
 S ». nre5Fir?5 «. 'TT'TRTrfr/ TRtrTFft^ ^55 m. qT^nff/. 
 
 ?I7R^/. ^qtTH «. ^f^^^ m. r^^IFI M. ^f /. ^l 
 
 JT?R m. ^Tcf=5TrJFfft==rT ^S m. ^^3rq^ «. KI^T/. H?1^f?/. 
 
 2 underhand work, artifices., tricks. nw:i n. JTr^TRT^fT/. 
 
 WH4N OT. ?5'T3Tt/. ?It'T?Ji:q- «. ^PT^ir^J n. 
 JuGULAE, a. Iclonging to the. neck. TS:iTr'^r,-T5?Jift|1',q;S?'<T. 
 Juice, n. sap ofjjlants and fruits. X^ m. q^t «• ^^ ?«. f=f- 
 
 K'eat or pure j. ST^RW ««. ■aTR^^ m. ^t7{ m. 
 JUICELESS, a. ^^pop. 1^RFr, f^^, J^^H-^lf^^-^J^q, }Y'^^ 
 Juiciness, n. v. A. ^^r^iT'JTr m. ^T^TrTl/. T^^rrf -q' n. 
 JuicT, a. succulent. ^TSt, 7?IH^, T^tRtT, WTW, ^^^r?. 
 JuJUB, Jujube, «.— the tree. %/. q"tfr/ ^^'t/. ^Iqft/, 
 — the fruit. ^R n, ^^ n. 
 
 Branch of the j. tree broken oE ^RW.i^ f. %XTZ\f. 
 
 Fruit of the j. dried and pounded. ^\V^Z n. 
 
 Stone or seed of the j. 3Ti^5J/. WSt^T/. 
 JULT, ti. ^^ V]^^ ?TT?f^ Tf^^T >«. 3TTWrS- '-TT^RT «?. 
 To Jcmble, v. a. mingle confusedly, v. To Coniound. Jcfs- 
 
 uf, ifm5:ot, TRfqi'Jf, i>i3'JT, irmsTOT.-nr^ssr'ityrsi/.-^ir- 
 ??JT=5/.-j;TeEr?^3/.-&c. ^?;<jfy. of o. 
 JujiBi.E, n. state of confused mi.vlure, v. Confusion. AV'^^ 
 m. ^VZ jn. ^?5H?I/. q'cciRTR: jh. 11^55 m. ^W''^]Z m.f. TTT-
 
 JTTR 
 
 457 
 
 JUS 
 
 2 confused mass, t. Mixtcbe. «7W?^ »■ ^li'fH n. nt- 
 
 JUMBLEI>,2J. V. V. i{cJo1i?jc7T, "it^ToE^r^T, >-to. T^, ^T^R, ^t^t''? . 
 
 JuiiBLEE, «. Jumbling, ^J. «• v. V. rftioEDiRT, &c. tnc5H?^, 
 
 To JoMP, V. n. leap, ^ur, g^, 3ft /• TRi^f. 
 
 To j. about, V. To Fbisk. f!TiTftoT «</y. ^-qjf.pl- ^^ 
 
 2 See To Aoeee. 
 
 Jump, Jumping, «. t. V. 1.— «c^ ^^ «. 3^ / ^^fFT n. 
 
 A j. or leap with the legs closed, f^'ft 3^/. 
 Junction, «. act of joining, See Joining. 2Joinedness,vnion, 
 
 comhinat ion, connerfion. ^rs »>• ^V^f fH!=5T'P ?». 'TTT w. 
 
 ?f%T «J. ^TmsfFI w. ^ m.f. 3T^ w. firsJtJT/. FSHfT/. ?J- 
 
 TrTT w. ^1?f/ ?FTlrr/r?fnJT m. m m. ^f^T «». ?mTniT?». 
 
 ^tTH «. ^# «?. ^W[ m. ^?Tf%/. ?ff^/. ^siOT m. qtPrTT 
 
 /. ?t^^r/. jfe/. ^f. [ ^tf^vriW M. 
 
 3 point of union. ^TftTT »?». W«iT/. ^«^. ?ffSr w. /. ?fg/.- 
 JuNCTUEE, n. line of junction, ^f^ m. ^^/. ^5 >»./. ^f^T 
 
 m.f.^^f. 
 
 2 articulation , See Joint. 3 /joi«< of //«e, crisis, ^f^ m. 
 
 pop. ^vff ^tpjT «, ^r^fOT M. ijcr/. 3Tmt/. ^it^ /. gi^^rr- 
 
 ^ n. 3W^ «j. q^^ or q- /. ij^q w. 
 Perilous j. ^TFT^r ?». «■. "TI, ^=q/. 
 Unseasonable j. 3TT5^fSf/. 
 
 June, n. jq^t ?rrar^ ?rrf qr jt^^tt m. ^?%^-3trk m. 
 
 Jungle, n. forest, wild place, ^'c. vtiT?5 ?!. TT^ n. 
 
 Jungle, a. inferior, common, — of trees. n^=r55, ^Trft. 
 
 Jungly, a. ^q?5t, ^^T^r. 
 
 JuNiOE, a. younger. trFFHT, ^^\^ t'^T^i ^1%^. — as distingui- 
 shed from senior ( J?^ ), ^% — as used of member of 
 a family— tiFBCT, m^T, <Tret=5fT, mn^, ^M^, 3?^^, 
 
 2 inferior in ranJc. ^^TT^^^, ^T?5% TRft^qT, ?5^. 
 Junipee, «. i^ 5rr5 3Tf|. 
 Junket, To Junket. See Teast, To Feast. 
 Junta, Junto, n. calal. t. Band, ^j? »«. iR w if ??;, ^ m, 
 JupiTEE, n. — the planet, ^^^^wfd m. it? m. 
 Jueidical, a. used in courts of justice. 'JT^I^^ft^r, ■■ST^rarft, 
 
 Jueidicallt, flffv. according to forms of late. •■H\M qrEtnrr. 
 
 Jchisconsult, n. one n-7/o gives opinion on points of laic. IT- 
 
 ^mW^tnTTRT, tpT^mt, qJT^Tr^fr, ^^HsnTW. 
 JuEiSDiCTiON, n. power or right of exercising authority, Sfc 
 
 3Tf4^R m. -^^ m. 3TH?J m. ^i\<M)(\f. 
 
 That belongs to the j. of. a^HStfBr, ^HpSTfrRT. 
 JuEISPEUDENCE, «. science of law. s'nr^R^^n. 5q^^|T|TPT«. 
 
 tpfm^ «. ^hItt^TT^ n. [T'pfm^fT. 
 
 JuEiSPEUBENT, a. understanding late. e^^^W.^, sij<^d|<(|Ti| 
 JUEIST, «. one learned in the late. im?TT^T, ^??^TTfT,E <<'I^K - 
 
 q-TTT, tf^fT,— amoDg Muhammadans. jht e/ '??I'7r or 
 
 gFST'JrT. 
 JUEOE. See JUETMAN. 
 
 JUET, n. >7=q »«.;?;. ;?^/. ( from the English ). 
 JuETMAN, n. <t^, 't^f^f^, Ht^^ '^^(\^ aronft/. 7^f[^. 
 
 Just, a. vpright^ cqiiitalle, honest, fair— oi persons. :^?TRft 
 
 pT^inft, ^r^T^T, ?ft?ft^r, 5p^r, ^ffr^rr, ^Rt^, ^-^rr 
 
 s^I^fTTT^, 'Traf^^, ^r^f^^, :^TT^^fr^, J^^TR, ^^rat- 
 
 =5ntt, '•MNM<i-Mui, ^^pTT^Trrfr', ^RR?r€f, ^^r ^ i n^ i tf l, 
 srrmfJT^ pop. !?Hirui+;, trn?, ijh, W, t^istst, ^^htri 
 f op. ^tf?T^JFr, Jfrf?!^, ?rt?f, qrfHg, ^T'-lir^^, -jt-P!: i^^^^- 
 X. ^ome terms employed to express dircctly,aliusivcly, 
 appellativclly, &c. An eminently just person, and thus 
 answering to Aristides.^ JVuoshincan, ^e. are, tnTTT^T 
 «JHk?rR, tT'T^, ipfRJir, ^^CTtj'^Tm^, -M\M^>f \ \ 
 
 2 according to equity, right, proper, good— of acts, &e. 
 
 ^^TT=^, T'^TT'TPT, q-«Tr=ftfH, p^prffTj, TP?r, 3^, ^rr^, 
 
 f|%5ft or f^^TT^, rTlff^PF, 'TT'tTirinF, SIJ^TW, W H IO'l^T?. 
 
 3 correct, suilalle, appropriate. ■^WAX or sffp^r ^t^ ;rj. 
 
 ^^, ^pmt, ?^, 'ft?fl=^r, i^^Trsir5n','fr^,'T'<TrEn"T, xi^- 
 
 4 draf<,/«/r,/»?/— of measures, weights, &e. ^rqft o;-f^- 
 qft or f^^r, WXT, ^^, STTFlt. 
 
 Just, «</«. exactly, n icehj. <=|<N<, 'irH:, ^ri, %cf?j or oT, =^, 
 Just as it was, ivhoUy unaltered.^ vT^TfSTT rRTT, ^^=^7 
 ^^- [??f,H^ ded. 
 
 2 «e(zr or nearly.^ — iu time. 3T]rrf, 'JTRf^n-, r?lW?T, ^- 
 J. as, «'« the instant that. r|WH. 
 
 3 merely, larely. Km ded. "PtP, %=r^ or S, ttT^T. 
 
 4 narrowly, larely, this sense is best rendered by adopt- 
 ing another construction, as I just escaped drowning-. 
 
 jft i^f p?rt q-t^^T, or ift prqrqr ^f^^'r. 
 Just, n. tilt.'^^^^r:^ f. ^n^T^^^^ «. 
 Justice, n. — the virtue. ;^qPT ?«. JfTfrT/. tTK^r'T m. ^ m. 
 
 'TT^^ttF^^rr/. :^rRf^^/. 'rI^^t/. ^^^r^^^f^.f 
 
 2 riy7(Y, re(?rci'^ of uroiig. ^^RT wi.sRWPF ot.?T?^/. ^^^m. 
 3 — as opposed to mercy; merited punishment, qp^f^j- 
 ^/. 5^^ «. J^TT^S^ «. 'T'<TrRT'4^w-q-4NTTq'^Tra5T/r. 
 
 4 equity, justness, agreealleness to right. ^S^^u\■[ m. ^a"?;- 
 
 5 administrator of justice. ^T^tft^T, ^qr^RTfCTTTTT, vpT? 
 
 fq?T, tmrf'T^Tfr. 
 JusTiciAET, m. administrator of justice, v. Judge. ^RT ^Tf- 
 
 oiRT, ^^rmifftn, =^TraT'-"q?T, vmr'-'q'^, :^rra^?Tf, tro'if^q^pTT. 
 
 Justifiable, a. that may he proved to le ri'/ht; allowable, 
 
 proper, f^^]^ ^RH^fRi^'mT, ^iTf^TTT^Trrr^^ Cf^fj^Tra^ui- 
 
 ^RT':TR, ?i:^TRT. 
 Justification, «. t. V. I.— act. fq-JW jp^ «. S^c. f^^Tft 
 Jp^ «. F'TT^^^ n. fflTRnpT «• stTTT^^ n.— stale.' :z-
 
 KEE 
 
 458 
 
 KEE 
 
 5T2??r m'<TT m. 3^T5*Tr<TT m. 3^?Totfff5 «• •3'MSIH1'<TT «». »TT- 
 r^rlNU tTTTT/- ^IIHrfjdl/. 3TTTTpnT^r^f^/. 
 
 ^hnrfmr m. ^\^TVrr^ ». ^^'^f^^rrvi n. 
 JtrsTiFiED,/). Y. V. 1. f^ih w.^.^.hZ^F.^A-&c. fi^fcft?^, 
 
 JiSTiiiEB, «. JisriKyixo, ;>. a. v. T. fH^rr <j;),uiKl-<l<<JU||- 
 
 ^-&c. f^^ftf|+<u| -+;rTf-:FR>&e.^m^T^rT-&i>. Wr-^q^T^-Ac. 
 
 50 Justify, v. a. clear from guilt. ^i}^-fH^V'A■f^^.^?J^- 
 
 JRTir «-&c. ^"Jf y. of 0. 
 
 2 «/*0('.' /o Jf right or proprr. ■maintain, vindicate. JTTw.- 
 
 «n^, •HMI'^un /.-^MI^uj+ /.-?r%Fft/.-&c. Jp^tff g.ofo.^ 
 'Vn MfH^Kjn.-^ !Ifft^FRw.-^M5TO^?Wi.-&c.5pTfiTy.o/o. 
 
 To Jlsile. See To Jostle. 
 
 Justly, adv. v. A. 1. 2. J^rrqTH, ^^r^^F^TT, f^W^, rflrft- 
 
 J. or unjustly. ^(pTTf::^, ^^^^TFP. 
 
 3 strmr, ^pq-, q-irrar^, ^l'^, ?5t^^, ^rr^r^ft, ^ith^f, t- 
 
 iTTft'tTrf, 551IW, ^THTR. 
 
 I. See Just. | 
 
 Justness, n. v. A. 2. ^wm m. ^^qorr m. ^Trt /. '^1?^- 
 tTT/. 5T'4m?TT /. 'TT'4Ii-^ n. ' I 
 
 3 «?i"Hir/. ^■^\^\^^<^\ f FJT^PFt/. ^^F^rr/. g^^PfTT /. ?r- 
 To Jut, f. w. shoot forward, project, sff^ fl(?y. %"Jf-^3TTTjf-T- 
 
 JUTEXILE, a. T. rouiHFUL. rRJOT, r(|*.U4J|^, ffTT^T^rfe^f;, 
 
 J. pastime or sport. «IT^^5T /• siTB^fC^ST i'o^. 5ITr5- 
 
 JcvExiLiTY, n. T. A. rll*?u<| jj. rfT?tfq7tiT<r/. m^R' n. ^sr- 
 Juxtapositios, «. state of leing placed ly each other. ^t\- 
 
 K. 
 
 J^^ Tliis letter is represented by ^p. 
 
 Kale, ». ^nfr^fT ^ H^ 31T^. 
 
 KiLENDAit. See Calesdae. 
 
 To Kaw-, v. n. cry as a croiv, ^-c. +<+,<ui, +N+l=|uf, ^FT^- 
 
 ^, JR^ /.-*I«(*I<M /. ^HT^. [ ^FFFT^ «). 
 
 Kaw, n. cry of the croic, ^v. ^^.Tf ^^^^ f ^FT^^ls^m. 
 2b Keck, v. n. heave. 3TT5iiJf, th^oJOt, crsT^jtrf «Z/ ^//rfe 
 
 impersonal. ^^HZ m. «.-jHiy m.-^rrr^Tr »i.-^iTT55T ?«. %^ 
 
 j«. con. 
 Kedgeb, «. V. AXCHOE. fSlc^ / fSTT »«. 
 Keel, «. ( of a boat, &e. ). ^FiJir m. art o?- aril n. ^■j'ki ot. 
 
 TT^STTM. 
 Keen, o. s^sr/j, jtr // f t^yfcf. "TTift^, ^^?:, rft^^JT, cftir,^F5^, 
 
 3I?5^, iTRrTT, "TTfRt, TRottm;=qr, ^^^, ^^fT?T. 
 
 2— as cold. jps^F, JFi^^r^T, TirapTrqi, fri^?:, ffrir, ^- 
 
 S<Ft3T. 
 
 3 — as liuiiger, desire, <.tc. JpS'T, ^fTS^v^rf, ^ifDT=5fT7fTrr, f?f- 
 
 j 4 eager, u-arvi., ^c. v. Eabsest. g??rT^, sfif HT^, 37^ - 
 5 flCK^e of mind, v. Shaep. ^juiTjuftfr, Fft^oT, ffr^TJT^ifj, 
 
 G Ittter, V. AcEiiiojJious. fft^tJT, fft^r, ^^, 5fia(NHr, 
 KEE^-^-I:ss, w. v. A. 1. TTofT «. %^ «■ rF?Ff|-/. ^^5TT/. fft- 
 
 2 ^FS^qTJTT »«• ^5^T m. f?i^?RTT'JTT m. FftiTFTT/. 
 
 3 ^^q^qoTT wi. ^s^Fft^rq'jrT w. &c. rft^-Tjmr/ fftsfru/. &c. 
 
 4 3T^Tf »«. 3^K^ m. agrafe/. ar^TFT ««. 
 
 5 ^CTr=qCTft?TqDrir m. gf^ffTf-'Wrrr /• gf^^tHj- «. ^^TRHf^/. 
 
 To Keep, v. a. retain, preserve. ?T^of, S^of, tn?ST,q^7T 3to5t, 
 
 2 7/o/rf /« custody or charge. ^^^, SSToi", f%i7Trft^ %^3t, 
 f^JTTrft^ 3T?r^ m. con. 
 
 3 /ffA-e care 0/, preserve in security, ( tilings ). ^T^ot, rr- 
 
 vjffqiw, ^HT^'Jf, ^^1^5 %5Tnt, "^^^ li.-^'q'fq^ w.-^qra'- 
 ?n"/.-&c. q;?;'!! g. of 0. JTr^i^Tcf /. s^rijif g. ofo. 
 
 4 protect, guard. ?T?q^, ^?TiJt, ^Rf^cfr, ^I^W /.-^^r^t 
 f.-X^^ n.-tl^^ «.-^5R^/.-&c. ^af y. 0/0. 
 
 5 detain, restrain, hinder. 'iitsfsf'Jf, ^r5;«lcTi?f, T^'^, 5^^ 
 
 ^"Jr, ?Tpr qw, 3T?:q?(cT'Jf, ^'T^r/.-^asrr wi.-&c. q;^'jf y.0/0. 
 
 To k. till late. g-RTCT^R ^of. 
 G tend., hole after, ^c. ( animals ). rRqof, ^m^fif, ^7- 
 
 ^/.-&c. qjT'Jfy. 0/0. 
 
 7 retain in any state or place. TT^qot, S'T't, trx^, qT^wf. 
 
 8 continue a state or tenor. ?I^^, 5=r'jf , tfTof , qi^'Jf. 
 
 9 observe ( season, festival, &c. ). qi^of, qJT'jf, 3Tr^5ir, 
 ?fm^. [qj^iify. p/o. 
 
 10 observe, regard, obey, qiojof, ^r^'rf, itt=T^, TqT^T^T /. 
 
 11 entertain., retain. ?nq'?f, %^, 5fT5CiiJr, qratjf. 
 
 12 ( promise,word,&e. )/t///??Z. ?T^>JI, qr^of, tt'Tr^or, 
 
 14 support, maintain, feed, qi^'^f, q7^!jf, ^JTTSSof, qy^j^ 
 
 «.-qinqtT «.-qT??'^qTqw n.-&c. w^Tpi g. ofo. 
 
 13 /;o?(Z as one''s concubine or paramour. ^nqiJf. [ jcpif. 
 IG back; reserve., iciihhold. ?TOof, %^ijf, =qT^uf, =^re?T- 
 
 17 back J T. To Eesteain. aTT^iTW, 3TTqv3:<^, aiJtq^. 
 
 18 under ; hold in suljectimi. Er^T-^rMt=T-f ^Jlt?r-&c. 
 
 To k. house. tj<^^K w. q??:'jf- 
 
 To k. liard at. ^^r tr^oi. 
 
 To k. one's bed, v. Bed. ^R/.-3T'<T^Tir «.-&c. trrSr, 
 
 To k. a scliool. ^TT55/. ^fR^, ^Tr55/-&c. ar^of y. of s. 
 To Keep, v. n. continue, remain, stay. Tf^trf. 
 
 2 last, remain without injury. ^^, =5ffTOT-&c.TT^9T, TT- 
 ?f?«TFtt^^ ^^, f^M^ rFTOt, ^ w. tK^.
 
 KER 
 
 459 
 
 KIC 
 
 3 to ; adhere to, ^c. fig. f^pi^ot, f^rt'iui, f^^'^-f^R?^- 
 
 4 OD ; persevere^ continue. ^^-^of-=qT?5at used with 
 the present participle of another verb, as fTr ITft ^f^?rr 
 He kept on singing. [ TOT n. 
 
 Keep, Keepiso, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. W^^n. %^q/i. Ac. «Tr- 
 
 2 V. CuAKGE. f^'TTrT/. ?:^;rT^/. 
 
 3 T^^n^n. &c. ^Fr^«. ?inp??r«. v^Kw^t/- ^m^l^/. ^r- 
 
 ^T^M. &e. TT^or/. ^^JRT^/. ^T?3;oI or TTW^f- ^?ft- 
 ?5/. TT^^IST'Z/. ^V^.^ 2>02>. TTS'JT M. ^HT^i'jft/. ^r^TTO^fT 
 
 10 tTToIofw. qra?r i>o^^. qT5iaT?(. g-TmHT/. 
 
 I. price of keeping or feeding. ^\^^\^7, J. ^\^^^^^J. 
 
 II. T. DuKGEOX. csf'^RWst/. ai^TTft/. 
 
 III. consisicnci/, v. Ageeeme>'t. qri^fui. 5RT^'«. ^Km. 
 ^^tjft /. 
 
 Keepeh, m. t. Y. a. 1. ^T^OTTTT, S^otrt, &c. gKW^^f. 
 2 TT^fOTRT, &c. f5^?r^, f^J^^l^TT^T, firrir^. 
 
 4 ^^"JIRT, &c. ^^Erra^, TT^F^TT, ^T^'iITTT, ^^'JTT, CT^iiT, 
 
 Hire or wages of a k. jj^un^o^f. tT^dt/. 
 G rr^OTRTiT^TT, Tr^iTRT,qTr5^, "TrasT^Prtr, qia (in comp. 
 asq-a:qT??,&e. ). 
 
 Hire or wages of a k. XlW^U^^f- TT^"Jr/. ^l^oE or 
 
 10 TioiuiKi^ JTT^'JTITT, &c. m^^.-'^JT^-'Vrf^ ( in comp. as 
 
 3TrfrRTr5^, 3TTfU'4K^ &e. ). 
 Keep-sake, n. thing to le kept in rememlrance of the giver. 
 
 arreq'aft^T^ f%^.^ q-H/. ^\■\*\\(^f. ^\^f[f. ^^^^f. 
 Keg, n. small barrel . r^^ fTT". 
 To Kek, v. a. descry. Plt'T-^-&c. Hl^uf, ?Jt^^=T-|^7r-&c.'TT^ijf. 
 
 2 V. To Kkow. ;Jrmnt. 
 Ken, w. reach of sight. ^CT^T-^^f^.&c. 3TT?HvT'«.-3TH3w.- 
 
 2 J-e«fcA ofknoicledge. ^gt^^T 3TTtFFT?«.-3TI^JT»».-snT?5m.- 
 
 3T5rt^TOT. ^^Ht trftT/rff^/. 
 
 Kesnel, «. dog-house. ^'TT^ qT«.-WT^». ^%^T^ot. 'JT^TTfir 
 
 2 pack of hounds. f?T^FTft ^Tt^f ^ofT«. 
 
 3 burrow ( of a fox, &c. ) »rtot?J. 
 
 4 T. Guttek. 5TT?5P». 
 Keechief, n. :hHMm. 
 Kejimes, w.— the insect, ^fnm. 
 
 Keen, n. hand mill. ^\^>i. vTf?ft'Jr/. ^?:m. 
 
 Keenel, n. — of a nut, &c. T'Tm. »K««. ^m. JTI^m. jft^w. 
 
 2 sm/ of pulpy fruit. ^\f. '^n. 3T^/. aiS^rt/. 3Tt^- 
 
 5J/. 3Tt5roi!t/. 3TfV- 
 
 Kesteel. See Hawk. 
 
 Ketch, n. iico masted vessel. ^^\i\H^\l>\() f. J^hl-f^'lrf^dw. 
 Kettle, m. ^^of , Jo//f r, c^-c. 5n or |q /. ^r or ^tSTwJ. rf/m.^- 
 ^ or ^\t\f TAT^ or ^fT^ft^/. W-Mf- ^=^"»- ^^'<TT^/. 
 ^OT. ^rT?7«. The Euglisli word kettle is nearly natur- 
 alized as %rr?ft/. 
 Kettle-drum, n. ^mTJm. trf^TT or '^^rer*". 5^T ?«. ^K^HT ?«. 
 ^irmT »». ^^^?T/. HT/. *n,t/ ^-^ or H|JT«. 5|f>T?rt. 
 Frame of a k. T5^ or qiWw. 
 Grand k. (of processions, &c.). ?rT|5f ^"J^tT/. 
 K.-band. =^"t?T5T«i. 
 
 Closing peal on the k.— band, ^jnw^^f. 4'^\iA\M\>it. 
 Kettle-beummee, n. ^^K'^ or H'lK^I. 
 Ket, n. f^sft/. ^T^/. ^^t/. 
 
 raise k. ^"kf^sfr/. ^"k^Rt/. <l?^^t/. 
 Master k. n^fft/. 
 2 — in music. ^Kn. 
 
 3 explanation, secret, trick of, v. Am. f%|?t/. ^Ft^^'^i'' 
 
 4 keys, (of a musical instrument), ^n. 
 
 5 See Quay. 
 
 KeT-HOLE, n. ■fejit^ q^». EF^qj^ fffs«. Hr^«. 
 Kex-stoxe, m. ^HTift^ ?Tr"«.-^RT»i. SFTT<jfT=sm Er^=qT T;:!^? 
 ^niwJ. [TTf?^/. 
 
 Kibe, w. sore, chilllain. 'iT'^t^HT/. "P?/. fr5T»»-+.id<r)«. f^- 
 KiCK, n. f5M or ?JT*T/. cT^/- rJrrR^R)«. ^\Z^^m. 
 K. from a beast. ?yT?TT5«. STrTTft/. 
 K. out, fling orferk of the foot. |f?^m. 5r;r^RT»». 
 K. up, row, uproar. n^F/. m5?5/. ^TKToit/. 
 Kicks and knocks, kicks and thumps. ^%?nirq?«. pi. 
 Z^>Kt'J\^»i.pl. V. ^T-^-»?FT. 
 2 reco//. f^^STTTT or f^T^TSrw. 
 To Kick, v. n. throw out the foot with violence, ^\^m. Ifrs^ 
 
 To k. and flounder, ^xm^m.pl. #swr_ 
 
 2 (up or out)— a horse, &c. FH^/. ^rrS'it-'TITiif, ^PTT^I 
 f.pd.-^'zq^f.pl.-'^^rqif.pl. ETl^i Fn'ascoT or rTTcTT^"^. 
 
 3 lash out, — cow, &c. 3TT?rlt/- iTRaf. 
 
 4— a gmi; recoil. 5n^^, i%^T>it or l'%3TT5'if. 
 To Kick, t'. o. s^n'fe iciih the foot. ?Jlrf /. HRiJr, qiiM^K)^.- 
 
 qr^r^fTfTw. JR^. 
 
 To k. with the heel. HT^/.-^fl^/. flTT5r_ 
 
 To k. soundly. r^vfjoT or BVTS'if or fsmsof, ?rm2>jf 
 
 or BMIot^, rSmr/.;)^. ^5^ or ^5^5-^=5j^-^|Tf-?T(prrT 
 
 -&c. ^of, qTqT5f». qT^ar-;priTf, tictj^t/. ;rw. 
 
 To k. and thumb soundly. Frmr^^^f^l H5^iir. 
 Kicked, ;). v. V. A. ?^r?nTRr^?^r, ^T^T^H, qt^KifsfT, f^frt^. 
 
 Well-k. ?yT?rS^?Jr, ?5'<T3^ST or ?5-<TT?3'?rr. 
 KiCKEE, ». Kicking,/), a. v. V. N. 1. 2. giien to kicking.^ 
 —a horse, cow, &c. ?nrtS or «lrlI3',?rm5T, 5fTr(T^, rildU, 
 qiTMl 4>i+'2i, HKtl, HK^OTT. 
 Kicking, w. v.V. A.— oc^ rtinni'.uiM. TRsr^w. qr^nfifTw.
 
 KIL 
 
 K. and pommelling. SlHg^/. [t^mi^w. 
 
 Vehomt-nt and general k. ( as of manj horses, &c. ). 
 Kickshaw, »i. ^ft^/. 
 Kid, II. VrW.n. '^n. ^'^>>- ^«- 
 
 Female k. <n3/. 
 To Kii>, r. n. fsj^. 
 KiDi'EB, «. an engrosser of merchandise, one u-Jio lui/s in 
 
 tcholctale. ariRTT, 3TS?ft^ ^rmt-STNTtt. 
 KlDLISO, «. yoiuiff lid. c7^R 'f^^l; 
 To KinXAP, V. a. steal (a human being ). 3^^T^-^57T-«T€H 
 
 -&c. Jm, fT^r, ^T<T ^^7T ^"Jf, TT^'^qr^Ji. JRW. 
 KiD>'ArPEB, n. V. V. ( H'^i^-M'4ii-M|^-&c. ). vd-H'jji %'TTTT, 
 
 KiUNEr, fi. flRff^Sw. 5^w. 
 
 KiD>Er-BEAX, n. pliaseolus radialus. ^i\^m. 
 
 Fields of or for k. TS^^; /. 
 KlLDEBKrS, 71. ^ cT^FT "ftT 3Tff . 
 jTo Kill, ti. a. deprive oj life, itr^, rdiiHKUJ, f^^TPT^fl' TT- 
 
 ^of, cfvi »rt.-^HT/.-f?^/.-?5fr 7«.-&c. ^TOT y. 0/0. f^- 
 •T^, f^TRW, T'*!^ o;- H'<Ttfr, HfT or if^/. ^, TfftH ST- 
 
 ^-fHct^ui, ?fi+iH<i+i-^'-w<-n^-r^HrinFT^-&c. ctt^^- 
 
 <Tre?nT, ?^ifH'iri-&c. :j;^_ — cruelly, ferociously, in 
 numbers, &c. with the power oi to butcher, to massacre, 
 to slaughter, to cut to pieces, ^-c. ^pn^f, 'M Mui, ^, | MH 'FT- 
 5^, ^JT^, W^FH^, ^I^rlOT, Jprf ?5 /.-^Fir «i ■ -+ 1 -i 1 + 1 #t /• - 
 &c. ^^g.ofo. irreTT ^jfj?T-<?>W-q7a-&c. JPTiJt, ^cipror 
 
 of 0. ^^ m. '^, H^OT, fvf^^, fn^rTT M.-f^fip^ «.-^- 
 ^ w.-^F^T n.-ctc. JRiJfy. 0/0. ^fst^r «. /i.-^^'^TT/. 
 pi. ^f^j.ofo. BT'tfr or Ht^/. /?Z.-^ «!, ^L TT^oty. 
 ofo.—esT^. for food, or in sacrifice. ^?5T?5 ?r?r, ^fT%- 
 
 To k. by inche.g. rffa; rffe ^tq- «,. qtrr, ?rti ^r^ HRf «. 
 To k. outright. ZIX adv. JTRof, TT^ift «• ^"j ^^^, '^- 
 
 2 ( time ). ^TTrJqnJr, ^^TSW, ^TSEiii, ?5R^, ^FT^. 
 
 3 ( quicksilver ). iTR'Jr. 
 To be killed — quicksilver. ITTW. 
 
 Killed, ;j. v. V. 1. Jm?Irir, firir itr?5^, &c. ^rf^nw, ^- 
 
 ^'H, ^%?i5^, ^'^irm, ^"2^^, JTrfta, ^ttI^cT, ^ ft. 
 
 KiLLEK, n. Killing, p. a. v. V. 1. uku i k i, f^ir hku i k i^ 
 &c. JTTT^, ^'4^, ff^^, ^TTrnF, ^, ^'TRT ( in comp. as 
 ^tff^RT, &c. ) €r^-T-&e. JFtTT. 
 
 I. Zi/f endangering.~-KOT\, &c. f^nJT?Tt?, f^m?TT, ^- 
 ^^OTT, HI"l'M"ll. 
 
 II. — as used of eyes, charms, blandishments, &c. f^- 
 Killing, n. v. V. I.— at. M\m n. f^sr JTRof w. <tc. cf^ m. 
 
 srm w. ^?^/. ff«r/. srmqTFf w. prr »i. ^mi^ «. HRTn. 
 
 JT'iTT n. JT^ M. r«IH<^H n. f^^:^^ pop. ■pT^F^ ». 
 Kiln, «, — for bricks, lime, &c. »TTt/. 
 
 m KIN- 
 
 2 — of a potter. 3T^r wi. 
 
 8— for parching corn, Ac. HJ^/. TTI «. 
 Kilt, n. qiT-TRnT^ jwsrr^t %?r<^ 'JTf|. 
 Kin, m.v. Eelationsuip. ifr=5r n. ift^pfrsi^ ^?^. t^sFqr^^^q «j . 
 
 ^rm «. differ «. 
 
 Of k. itsft, 'TY=5nT, nl^^^, "fWt, ^ ^Hl rflt) . 
 2 kindred, v. Kelations. Hi^^ w. /i^. 'T'rt «. 'flrTT^T o/'- 
 nrfTTFI n. ^rm^ m. 
 Kin, <)!. V. KlNL'EED. ^^TTrftT, ?T?if. 
 
 Kind, «. disposed to do good to others, lenevolent, lenign. 
 W^ pop. ^^TV. or ^iTPJ, ?>^^rH 2^op. ^iTWrf , ?)Tr^ft?5, 
 
 ?r7T5?fj, ^qrf^fiiT?, ^Trf^^r, 3^t^r^, 3^^rff, OT^R^fr- 
 ?5, gWrnrr, "itTq^Rt, 'im^FR^, "rfR^FR^fte, B\i.v^^' 
 
 tt^ Bt^T^FR^ft?^, &c. 3'M*K^f^, 'RN^FR^f?, H^^^^T, 
 3HHy(^+, f ^, ^^^^1 ^1^1 ?5PFf|^W, ?5nF^r^^=S^. 
 —inlens. ^ptRtt, ?f^^, ?5'TT??T=>I, ^^TT^^, ^qrjfta, 
 ?^"TTf^'?, •^mM^T, ^iTTHT. Some appellatives or desig'iia- 
 tions for a kind ( gracious, favoring ) person, are ?5'TTf^- 
 f^T, ^^TT^fFR, ?J^«5?, ?;^«f , ?J^rf5'^, W^n., ?;<T?FT, 
 ^MlPlMT^, ?5"TRrr^, ^TTHTrf, ^^TTJ^T, ^^TT^f^, ^'TT'^, 
 
 2 proceeding from kindness. ^^q^^T, OT^KNI, M<l4+<Mr, 
 
 Kind, h. genus, race. ^^\fr\ pop. vTTrl/. fTTrf/. 
 
 Mau-k. K^^ ^3fTffr/. 
 
 Nature or constitution of the k. vnfrf^»TT^ m. 
 
 "Womau-k. ??0^lf<i/- 
 2 sort. — in a sense more loose than genus. vrfTrr/. Sf^R 
 m. -^fcT OT. ?r=fr/. TT/. Tm/. f^rtr in comp. ?frs/. STH/. 
 
 A difterent k. Rijii-i/. 
 
 Difference of k. ^^Tf<T rn. 
 
 Of a different k. f^^^TTrft^. 
 
 Of different kinds. ?r=*|?r=^, 'ifl'MiV^F, Tftrft^^, ^- 
 
 Of every k. f ?:f?;m^ft or ^Tt, ^TTF. 
 
 Of a particular k. ( ^r or fqj ) !T?fNT, ^^IPfr^, qfr- 
 
 Of two kinds. g'T^^'iT. 
 8 manner, way, v. Mannee. tf^/. ir^FR m. jfe >». ^TH/. 
 f\^pop.i![^f. 
 4 — in revenue ; products of the soil. ^^T^vT^ »«• 
 
 KiND-HEAETED, a. V. KiND. ^^'ft, f ^TT^, ^!^<<tJ|H^ f%f^q-[q;^, 
 
 To Kindle, v. a. fire, set on fire, light, lit. fig. ^=rw, q^^, 
 
 q^^HF?:^, q^FTT ^FT^, ft^J^Fmf or f^TFJnr^fof , T^;!^, TT- 
 
 vT5IiJf, «|i|ui, a?PT/- ?IR^, '^/•-'5^/- ?rT5RT, ST^^ «.- 
 
 ^^T^r W.-&C. JFT^5'. of 0. sr^-&c. W.T^. 
 
 To be kindled — lights, fire, &c. FJl'lut. 
 
 Straws, sticks, &e. used for kindling. ^7:^r^n.^^^'J[n, 
 
 To Kindle, v. n. catch fire, q^of, %?rof , %ft^, ^cTWOt, f^ra- 
 
 Kindled, />. y. V. A. ^^^r^^r, %?f5r???5T, &c. ^fw, sT^fw,
 
 KIN" 
 
 4G1 
 
 KXA 
 
 KiNDLER, n. IvIKDLING,^. <J.V.V A. ^^Oinj, ^rT^'inTr, &C. 
 
 ^T^, sT<tT^, ^>T^, ^t-^-Ac. Wr^\. 
 Kindling, n. x. \. A.— act. Mdcjui n. ^?{^i\ n. &.C. f^-TI^- 
 
 tJT or U^p■,^]^^f. f^jT^v^'^x or Uw,n\^^f. <^T?r n. ^^- 
 
 "T^T n. T^^ n. q^=r^ n. T^^^j^ »■ These are chiefly 
 
 ia comp. 
 
 T. V. N. ^^ n. %rr^ n. &c. ^^ »». ^"jf n. =qrl ?«. 
 Kindliness, »i. See Kindness. 
 
 2 friendliness and pleasantness of intercourse. T^^\V?^ f. 
 
 ^^^ n. ^irf n. #^HT^ m. ^ftfHm^T m. liltt^f^TT^fr /. 
 KlXDLT, a. congenial, genial. t^c. ?fJT^ft?5,^5TT!^^Vtf5, ^IH^-TH^, 
 
 2 i?n«(7, mild, gentle. ^TH^ or 55, ^'l'^, ^iff^^, ^T^t-M HI. 
 Kindly, ai/y. y. A. Kind. ?>qFT;?i7T, H^?lTT=ft ^^7f, H^T ^- 
 
 €?r, H^?3fTqt#, ^^Hi^R, ^^5?;-sTr, ?5Ti^"5m, ar^f^ 
 
 2 V. A. Kindly. ^HTT, g^^tcTTuf, ^TBftfTT'JIT^, ?r^?5HT- 
 
 Kindness, n. y. A. ^JTT/. arg^ w. ^JTr^Torr »«. H^T^fpft/. 
 
 ?n/. TTTT'^ftTTT/. r5t#T^fer/ &c. ^wxi^^^:^ f. ^- 
 
 n. XT^^ or WJTr{ f. 
 
 I. an act of I: afaror, ^r. TT^R m. Hm'-b\< m. ?;?TN^T- 
 
 Kindbed, «. Y. Eelationship. 5=rr^ «. ^f^itr m. nt^sf M. 'U^- 
 2 V. Eelations. HT^^ ?«. pZ. n>f «. 'M'Tm «. iflrTcTST 
 
 •g^^ n. [5Tm?!T. 
 
 Kin DEED, a. related. iTt=5ft, ^"pST^, <^^ rT^^p^, ?rifT^, ^JiT"!, 
 
 2 of tJ/e like nature or properties, ^^f?, ^^rftq', ^HT- 
 
 ?r^1tt7, ^fJTTnr, ^fq^f^r, ?iJT«^5p, ^fTP^Trsn", ^qj^rNr- 
 
 KiNE, n. coics. Tpft/. 2>^- 'TTTT/. i?^. nrT'K «'. ^^. Tre$ w. pi. 
 
 King, m. tt^, n^f, tt^T, Tmr, tf^TTf^, n??, ^\=^, ^X^., ^- 
 ?"t1%, ^TTtP-TT, Hq, =jqfH, Hqp5 o»- 55, H^l'-llci, ^, HTf?r, 
 ?5TSFTr?^ or 3;, qififq', ifjilHfri, j^ ( in comp. as ?R?, jj- 
 
 #'?, nn^, ^H^, &c. ). 
 
 Some terms of honor or panegyric for kings are.TM- 
 
 Daughter of a b. TPT^Tlft/. ^r^^r^/. TPT^^^r/. 
 
 King of king's. ?;r3TTfqTr3T, TRTTM, ?T3TTfq'T, ^^. 
 
 K. and beggar. TT=pftt^. 
 
 Like k. like people. q'tlKMl rr'<TT ^^. 
 
 Line of kings. ^T^ra'fe/. 
 
 Son of a k. ?T^JHK, <M+=K, TT^^. 
 
 That is without a k. or head. 37Tr?np, 3FIT'T«?J, 
 KiNG-CBAFT, n. art of governing, skill in governing. XX^^- 
 
 ^^TT f^r/. <|vf??-+,Hf^ n. TV^'^^ n. 
 Kings-evil, ?i. A'^'^\^f.pl. [^7A m. 
 
 KiNO-FisnEE, n, f?^ m. ft^fj m. TrqT m. ^i^ m, TT'^I^T- 
 
 KiNGDOM, n. — country. TF^T n. n^ w». n. 
 2 government. XfS^ n. ?T?TTftT^?)R wt. 
 
 The animal k. ^d'H^lPd/. vftqqar w. ^jft^^f?:/. 
 The mineral k. qr^t?Trf?r/.-iTiT m.-f.rf^f 
 The Yegetable k. 5T^Tf?T ^rf?r/.-nir ?».-^rft/.jraT^f?T 
 /. ^^ ^PTft/. 
 KiNG-nooD, Kingship, n. tt^j^ n. ^^-^^ n. XX^^ n. TT^- 
 
 fi^qjR m. ^^^ «. 
 King-like, Kingly, a. lelonging to a k. suitahle, ^e. to a, 
 k. ?j:;Tr5fT, ^T^^?t^, TT^?R5:ft, ^T^qP^, TPTTf^rT, ^MTf , 
 
 2 Y. MONAItcniAL. tT^FH^^^^, !Tqr|fti-^,i,|,.,|_ 
 
 KiNS-FOLK, n. kindred, y. Eelations. Tr^T^T^. m. pi. JlVfl 
 Kinsman, n. man of the same race or family. TT^^, 'TtH- 
 
 Ti^, "rrrft, f ^3?:^, ^=5^3, "it^q^, frr^, ^'rr^, ^ri^, 
 ^rq^, ^. %r^f3PT, ^^, ^^, ^%, ^rnt^, ^^nfiT, 
 
 Kinswoman, n. jfiri^^or/. nT^'f^t'J:/. 
 
 KiBK. See CnuECn. 
 
 2b Kiss, t). o. — actively, take a kiss. ^^, ^TT w.-^'spT 
 n. ir'f g. of 0. '^SH' «• 'FT'^f. — To suffer onc''s self to be 
 kissed, lot one haYC a kiss is JT^ m.--^t\'\ n. ^yr. 
 
 Kiss, n. n^ m. ^ipT n. 
 
 Kissed, p. y. V. H^ ^^?5T, '^f^. 
 
 Kisser, «. Kissing, p. a. v. V. g^r ^'JTRT, =f ^MPT, ^^fT 
 q^rlf, f^pj; & #tft ( in comp. as J^jT^sft, TT'T^^ ). 
 
 KiSSING-CEUST, «. f^T'Z^^^X 'ftTO^hTT ^"T OT. 
 
 Kit, n. \. Baggage, Teaps. ^?^ n. qrif^^Tlrr/. rsjT %5;r 
 Kitchen, «. cooking room. ^^\^y\x n. ^^ITT or a^T^m »i. 
 
 Clerk of the k. ^TPF^it^, ^^rq^FT^ ^FR^Tlft, qj^n^r- 
 
 Kitcuen-gaeden, m. TT^ir w.Tl'^Mosr m. qr^ «. ^TFIvJfTf^^pT/'. 
 Kitchen-maid, Kitcuen-wench,??. ^?q^ o;-^^TfK /. 3TT- 
 
 KiTCHEN-WOEK, M. ^qj^ ^TMc^^q^RT n. 
 
 Kite, n. qrr/. ^€5 or qr^j «. f^ff? w. 
 Flock of kites, ejt^ or ^TT^I «. 
 2 paper-kite. ^\^i\f. ^^^ m. ^^^FROTm. Jig?!;/. |Jf?5/. 
 qK/. N. B. These words express different sorts of- 
 paper kites. 
 
 Dip of a k. ifrrTT m. 
 
 Streamer ( of paper ) tied to a k. ^ m. 
 Kitten, «. Kf^?nT5t fq^^ «. 
 To Kitten, v. n. f^ijjf. 
 To Klice. See To Click. 
 
 To Knab, v. a. lite, gnaw. 'qHiif, ^^-g^?:-<tc. ^Wi. 
 Knack, n. knickknack, toy. %5!: m. %ol5riirr m. ^^rj f 
 
 2 readiness.^ dexterity. ^V^^tf. Tfrp/. jMp. ^1^ or ^-
 
 KNi: 
 
 462 
 
 KXO 
 
 3 art, trick, senrt. I^^FHTT/. ^^f. ^T.f. ^.f- pop. ^- 
 
 >jH or ^^/. PR^/- ^r^=T=TT.f. ^T^rs o'- ^jmra /. 
 
 K.NAU, n. yt«oC in tcooJ. m?;/.#«T '"• ^f^i or n^H «.n^ w. 
 KsAGOT, a. V. N. nR3 O'' nf^TJl, tN?^. 
 
 2 fig. cr<iWc</. ^?in5!, ?re, ????rT. [sn^ w. 
 
 'i\-!ix\',n. eminence, protuberance. ?:fv5 or ?«R5 «. S^F^/. 
 iTi) Knai', r. a. break s!iorf, v. To Skap. HrS^Jf, *-i+i-^- 
 
 Knapsack, m. soldier's bay. '^f. »TTrrT »i. 
 KsAK. n. knot in wood. See K>-ot. 
 
 Knavk, h. dishonest pirson, cheat, t. Eogue. 5^, CT, S^F^T- 
 ^, i ^'ll- ^ PT, 5^#T, W^r, ^r^fr^, ^T^K, f^^sjT^, 4- 
 ^^, nST. 
 
 AiTarch k. A pllppcry k. ^TiraTnt^ m. ^HIFTRT ?». 
 STpftotT'^ffST m. ^5TNft?f w. 
 
 A pae-k or crew of kuaves. =q\JJ7. =qf^ft/. fyTiT^rS n. 
 
 2— at cards. J^^ »«• 
 K>'AVEKT, KNAVisnxEss, n. dishonesty, ^-c. ^^iTT »». g^p^- 
 qorr »n. ?f^<iIT m. ?R$qoTT «■ FI^IT:^/. ^I^rft/- 'JjffrT/ 
 
 3 knacisli practices, v. Eoouebt. ^nii/ S^/ S^'IT- 
 
 3ft/. 33?;f^?iT/. ■j.-f.r^«i /. -^'iMMt/. ^a^iT^t/. trgtr 
 
 or tl^TT ??». V. <il<M«<. 
 Knavish, a. dishonest, fraudulent. ii+]?:, ^5^^, T^rC, S^=r- 
 ?T, ^^'TT, ^, 5^TT, <F^T^T, ^^^^TC, JT^^J, ^'ll<MM, ^- 
 
 ?i^^, ^nw'", ^^^rrS; ?r^i^, ?5^^TT, ^l?:?rT55, ^K, 'jjf, ^t^, 
 
 JT^-T, 5+--ll-HT^T, ^T^^^^'T^, ^^f^tr^, 3-+.M"INT, 3T?rT- 
 
 2 See MisciuEvofs. 
 To KXEAD, V. a. icork and press with the hands. KoItJif, JT^- 
 
 <jf, ^HH'iif, f^ra^, ar^TOTf, ^^, ^H^PTor or ^^r^r'if, 
 q;mT?y.-H55ift/.-&c. :pT^ y. o/o.— ( wbeaten dough ) 
 
 To k. and squeeze ( clothes in washing them ). ^sRi- 
 
 "t, -^xi+uft/. ^of. [ar^rirf^. 
 
 Kneaded, p. y. V. KS^T, ^fiTTsra?^, &c. Kl^i=T, 3'THf^?T, 
 KneaDISO, w.t.V.— ac<. HOTr w^JTROX «. &c. JpJTTf /.HoTJlft 
 
 K. the limbd. ^SToft/. ^^ '»• 'H^TTfH «. 
 KNEADiNo-TiiOUGn. n. — of wood. ^:\z^':f. — of metal. qTM 
 
 /.f^fr?:^/. 
 Knee, n. n^qr ?». SITT n. mr w«. flTT' w. ^T^ m. 
 A bump with the k. ^t^ ^(^ f. v. TTT. 
 Hollow on either side of the k. jtotT «'. 
 Inflammation at the k. HS^/. 51^/. 
 To bump with the k. ^3^ m. JTRiJr. 
 To have the kuces sink under from ai;o, &c. 5RT- 
 
 Kneed, a. 'jit'MI'-JI, ^iT^'^. 
 
 Knee-deep, o. JTS^qi??!^!, ^rros^TT, ns^^TT, ^^^^r^RR'C. 
 
 Knee-joint, «. s-rTrT^-ic. ^5:/. ^r^*tf^ m. 
 
 " Knee-pan, «. 3?tqi-=ft-?l'TTT^-&c. ^jf^ f. ^rrct/. ^r^'jJi?^ «. 
 To Kneel, v. n. ijiq w. pi,. -&.(.-. '^^ijf, ir'i «. i-^. 2^>if, H?:^- 
 
 J Knell, m. «0!/nc? of a hell at a funeral. "Sr HH ^ H ^t^^ ^^T- 
 Knick knack, m. a trifle or toy. ^51 m. %a€riIT ?«. ^trr ?(. 
 
 Knife, n. gft/. tjft^/ Some of the sorts as used for 
 various purposes arc W^ff. TTT^^T n. 
 
 A large k. gTT »«. 
 
 Clasp k. HiS^n m.— ditn. ^]^^f\f. 
 
 Peu-k. ^T^ «». 
 Knight, «.— the title. ^^R of^r^ m. 
 2 — at chess. ^TIT m. 
 
 Check mate with the k. qrs^m/. ^lf?T^ »?. 
 Knight- nooD, «. ^T^K^^l^/t/. 
 2b Knit, v. a. iceave without a loom. ^TrtTHT ^"T'lf. 
 
 2 unite, v. To Join, vrii^ui, frrasfoi^ 
 
 3 ( the brows ) contract. HTS'Jr, ^T^oj, 3^^/. ^TTtIdt, 
 
 4 See To Tie. 
 
 Knit, n. texture. fq^JT^/ ^ftoT/. 
 Knit, p. t. V. 1. ^mf^ft f^"n3?5T. 
 
 2 ^rrn^A. 
 
 Stroiig'-k. "Well-k. t. Compact. ^j^f^T, ^afq-. 
 Knitting-needle, «. WK?/. fEnri'nTpsft ^f /. [^?TT?«. 
 
 Knittle, n. draio-string. art^^n »». H^JT^RF m. S^S^TTT )«. 
 Knob, n. protuberance, bunch, boss, sffs n. sfffr /. c?/>?». ^r- 
 
 ■Z^ n. sffS^r «. ij^ m. nt^T »«. ^•ST^T «i. ^^WA m. JTT^TT m. 
 
 flfr^T in. 
 
 2 ( as in wood) knot. HTS/. H^ or n^"T ». ^JT n. r- 
 
 v^/. «. n^?;M. 5rF<T»«./- 
 Knobby, a. v. N. 2. a«(i Knotty, 'lidlci, qf35tn^?:, [iRot- 
 
 To Knock, v. n. hit, strike against. rrrTof, ^TS^, *T5^/.- 
 
 2 knock at. sraoT, sr^Rijf, '4IT/. ^^m. 
 
 3 under; submit, s. To Yield. ?5t-T'if, il^ «. pi. J^Bt, ^ 
 «. ^of-'^fiUjf, iRt^Tof, arf^^ ^Tot. 
 
 4 up; become fatigued, v. To Tire. iT^'if, ^"ff, 'TT^TR'Jr, 
 3^, ^ra M.-^rST m. '*^^ijf y. o/s. ^TTit/. 'i^V^^ g. of s. 
 Zi^m.jyl. ^ 1?^ g. of s. T<i ^-^i =^W-^r^'C-'^^.V^ fim. 
 
 To Knock, v. a. strike, hit. HRiir, ft?:^, St^of, 5[^€r<?f, ?T- 
 q? wz.-SllJT »».-&c. ^(Jf. 
 
 2 dowri-^ fell, prostrate, qr^irf, vTift^Sf^ ^':"jf, =5ft?r ^Ri^r, 
 
 f5ijjT=f"if, 1^^5rSt, Fir^^. 
 
 3 ofl"; rr/^/Ze off, do sharply, t. To Despatch. 5?«p'jf, 5f- 
 
 qRwf, f'i+R'jf, ^xw-^ or H^c^siif, T?:^r5'if, ^qr^^Jf, jyi- 
 
 4 up;/«//y!/r, V. To Tire. Tm^, 'STHsm, \\^\^ 3TT0T- 
 
 i^, fre n. pi. ^^T^fir, ?fm?!'ilr, f ^aiJr, qr^^pif, Wp\^\ ^- 
 
 !J ?>?[, 31?:Rr »». TTS^y. o/o. 
 
 I To be knocked up. 5'JT^, HPl'if, V^"!?, ^^151^ or 
 
 ;' JRoftH ^rwf, ^mm %^, ^■i^iui, ^ttlT^T ^'T^TT^T »«. ^"tof 
 
 !l y. o/ s. 3T7RT m. qs<Jr y f/*.
 
 KXO 4G3 
 
 5 about; use or treat roujhli/, violcntlg, heedlessly, S[c. 
 
 (J on the head, lit. See To Kill, &g. frustrate, x. To De- 
 feat, jfraijf , l^q^iif, o7if-&c. ^Fm, cTT^^r-Tr^'trr ^s^t, 
 
 KxocE, KsocKixo, n. v. V. JS". l.~ad. ^An^n. iTS^t^rt. 
 
 '<TI^/. iTI'TJrwJ. q'Sqj/. iiTS^rwJ. 
 
 Y. Y. A. 1. 5r^ot«. &c. t\W.Vii. ijW' in. ^■^ m. 3TrTT?rw. 
 
 3 "P^^RtJf n. &c. <p2:^n;aft/. 
 KsoCK-KNEED, a. of knees that approach each other, iJ5^- 
 
 qr^TT, ^?f ^rg, ^?r ^rg^, ^^• 
 
 KxocKER, »{.— of a door, &c. shRufT/. ^Fpof n. 
 
 To KxoLL, V. n. souml^i — a bell, ^fr^'rf. 
 
 KsOLL, n. eminence, hillock. ^^5 «■ ZW^ n. ZW-'i\f. Z^T^n. 
 
 ?^5^T m. ^t^K m. n. g^ToS n. 
 Ksop. See Knob. 
 Knot, n. complication, nre /. 'T?r/. ^rf^T m.f. ?tf^^/. 
 
 Bow-k. arrg^nts. 
 
 Common siui>'le k. fH^Jifs. 
 
 Common slip k. g?7Tf5, g^lf5, STig'S'Tre. 
 
 Closing k. formed -nith the strands. ^V^,'Z^\Z. 
 
 Grandam's k. 3T5mt Tt5, ^]\^^\Z. 
 
 K. tied to aid remembrance. IJOT'Tf'I. 
 
 Eeefk. =5fT|iTf5. [^RTTTS. 
 
 Eunniug k. '^T^^f^, Tin m. ^T^Tt?r m. ?rw TfS, 
 
 Slip k. ■pf^RqfS. 
 
 The sacred or holy k. sT^irfS. 
 
 To tie a k. ^\zf. ^ot-JTrraf. 
 
 2 honcl of union. iTP5/. qfir ot./ 
 An indissoluble k. vT^^TT^ft nfij/. ^^TJTT^ TT^/. 
 
 3 articulation, knuckle.^ v. Joint, ^fift ?(. rfs/. ?tf*T ««/. 
 ^^ n. 
 
 4 yfl'«_7. «'««(7, T. Ba>'d. ^^m. TJT ?». "^T/. HOTT »i. 
 
 5 ^i///, bunch, clump. ^^spFr »». 35pj;r m. %Wf,\ m. ipl «. 
 *[~.%l) m. '^m^ m. 
 
 6 ball, gathering, lump. nfs/. 5^^ or ^TZ^f. 
 
 7 laiotty point, intricacy, difficulty, ^^f. 3T5tyi TTS/. 
 
 8 ( in the mind ) a prejudice. 3T^/. St^t/. 3T^. qfs/. 
 To Knot, v.a. complicate or tie in a knot, ^\z^, ^jftror, Tisy. 
 
 To Knot, v. n.form knots. nfj^'Jf, ^fs^ot, qX »'.-^fl«.-&c. 
 Knottiness, n. v. A. 1. mz^'J^Jm. TtS^n^oETiTr 5«. &e. 
 Knotted, Knotty, a. full of knots, mz^ or nf 51^, ^\z^- 
 
 2 &g.fun of knotty points.^ \. Intricate. 'T^TPTcftTfj^ 
 
 A k. aftair. qftr/. 
 
 A k. point. qTrl «. ^ «. ^3^^ 71. n^?['4 w(. 
 3b Know, v. a. have knowledge of. ^nJiijf, ^H^tjf, s?)o5<Tf 
 5r?r^-'TT^?f-&c. 3T^'Jr in. con. fTFI «.-TftfTnT«-&c. aRfOT 
 g. of 0. Si in. con. 
 
 AVho knows ? ^pruT ^TW, T^TOT. 
 To become known, ar^nrof, ^T^ijf. 
 
 KNO 
 
 2 recognize, CffToS^dr, vTTOTof, a?V3^ /-&c. q^St ^. o/ < 
 
 3 be familiar or acquainted with (persons). ^JTT'iI'Jf, 'ifr- 
 5l?Iot, 3fr3J^/.-Tft^q-w.-&c. 3T?r^ in. con. 
 
 4 Jt! acquainted tvith (things). ^I^T'it, ^T^of, %^ in.con. 
 TrflrrrTRTZ-iT^q- m.-Ac. 'ff?T^ («. (OH. y. of o. 
 
 5 ( carnally ). ^DT'Jr, 'ft'T ot. ^"Jr-%ot, ^^T^; vTniif. 
 To Know, «. n. have knowlcdye. "^J^^, ^^^^.^ sTPT «.-&c. . 
 
 3T?r'ir »J. con. 
 
 Not to know, ncscire. %"!''?. 
 
 Knowable, o. v. y. a. 1. vn':rnTnTr-^riT?rT-&e. |f^, fg'^^r, 
 
 Knower, «. Knowinc;, x). a. v. V. A. 1. ^roT'JrRr, &c. fTT- 
 rTT, f^fTmr, %w. 
 4 n?i(? Y. N. ^MOTTTT, &c. ^rror, ^mFn, Htf^d'IK, *TT- 
 
 I. skilful, clever, proficient, <jr. ^HT, ^OTHT, ^T^TTT, 
 
 II. shrewd, cunning, sharp.not to be taken in. qi5T,^7«?T^TT, 
 
 =E?'=5rr, Tt^, qppT, ^prf^, nsr, ^rmr, qir, sn^nr, ^, 'r'^raT, 
 
 ST^ft or ^jq^qr, Ul^^TT, SITTI^^T^ TWft cqT%?;r, ^ccr?;- 
 
 Knowing, Knowledge, n. certain ptrcept.on. fTTH n. qfr- 
 fTTH w. fJrffFr n. ^iT »i. SI^T'':T »». 'S{^^YA m. 3^tT »«. 
 
 aT^riH m. fTfr/. %^?r «. Jf?ftf?r/. ^^\f. ^\w^f. 
 
 2 recognition, affai^/. RFSTfiTfTR «. iTf'TfirfTT/. 
 
 3 acquaintance ( with persons ). affoE'^T/- ^nrrfq^pfy. q-. 
 3Tn/. Tft^q' ?;«. ^TurWT55/. ^^ «!.— iudef. loosely, &c. 
 
 K. by sight. ?fra 3?T5I^ /• 
 
 4 acquaintance, convei'sancy, versedncssin, (science, &c.). 
 
 fTPT «. Tfr^q' ?«. mf^fRTfr /. mf^ f. h\^ f. ^t^f»t- 
 
 %^T »i. 'fl-fJTfTRr «. srf^fTflT/. sf5ftaT?rT/. Sflfti^ h.'^JT^w. 
 
 5 — opposed to ignorance; information respecting. fTT- 
 ^ «. ?H5R/. m^fr/KTfl^TTTfr/.iTTft^f/.q-^w.fTT^w. 
 
 According to one's k. iTiTTfTFr, ^'<TTfTT^. 
 
 Before one's k. or time. ^MTTft^ a^nT'^R. 
 
 Within one's k. vfrnJirTft. 
 
 Without the k. of. ?r^5:Ff with H or 7^, 
 G learning, science. fTRf n. f^lJ] f. f^TfTRT ». 
 
 Divine or spiritual k. st^fTR «. s!^f^?IT/. Rf^TpT^ ". 
 3TT?JTfTRT n. aTTfTi^qT/. aTt-qr^TfTRfn. aT«TI?JTRRTT/. 'R- 
 irrWfTR «. <RrTT'4f5f?7T/. fTPTf^T^H /. aTE^^JT ?(. 
 
 Instruction in divine k. tf^R^^T m. fTRR^^T m. n- 
 
 ^^acred and profane k. fTRf^fTT^. 
 Thirst after k. f^frrer/. 
 Thirty after k. f^TfTTf . 
 Knowinolt, adv. u-itdngly; §c. ^T'n^, ^TT^^, g'H^^, ^f-
 
 LAB 
 
 4CJ 
 
 OPT ^^, 3im^ JH^, ^"75 «si^?T, ?1»T^fI 3T1^, ^T- 
 
 OTrl, or 'v t m i H-H^ qTH, ^FSTrT, gfSl?'^, Sf^'J'^^. 
 
 K50WU, p. T. V. A. 1. ^r'JT%?^T, t*i:o. srs^, HT^, gTSRH", 
 JTT^, Nf^^T, fTTrT, qfrlTTH, f^fTM, ? ftf?H, f^, 3T^T?T. 
 
 Publii-ly k. V. NoTOiiiDUS. stRt^, vrii^t., k^^JT,3^T^. 
 
 ruivereallj k. 3i^^%5 rop. ^TSff^^, ^I^STT^. 
 
 To bo k. to. !pa:6t, ?:r3:^-mfm-&o. gT?i>n, ?iH^ot. 
 
 Knfcku:, w.>/n< ofafinjer. qtZT^ft WtT/.-WtfT OT.-?ffEfOT. 
 /.-^ w.-^# n. qcT «. !i^ «;. 
 
 To knock on tho Lend with one's knuckles. JN /.- 
 
 To strike witli a k. f%^/. TK^, f^'^PFOT. 
 Jo K^•l•CKLE, V. n. siilmil, v. To Yield. h^h.jjI s^, ^. 
 
 ^^ Tliie letter is represented by 3. 
 
 Li, interj. <T^. — as used by a woman. STTf. 
 
 LABDA>a'M, «. cisius ladanijeriis. 3r^n. 
 
 Label, n. slip of paper, ^'c. attached to any tiling sitewing 
 
 its contents. ^^^/. 'i^'Tf^f^/ ^^f- 
 
 2— as attached to shew the number and price seyerally. 
 
 34+m/I/. =fl^+n. 
 To Label, v. a. v. N. ^plvrft/. &c. s5T5Pt-«n^'?f-HK'jf. 
 Labial, a. lehnginj to the lips. 3Tr5r=^. 
 
 2 formed hy the lips, — letters. 3TT^. 
 Labiodental, a. formed hy the lips and teeth. ^^re?T or 
 
 Laeoh. n. toil, travail, troiille, pains, icearisome exertion. 
 
 m./. aiJllHiUn. amft^/. 3T2T^/. 
 
 L. — compreh. labor and pains, toil and trouble. K^- 
 
 ^ K^TPT^i. _^ [qr^t/. 
 
 Day-l.TT^/. TT^TT^/. M-jl<+IH«. ^?5JT^/. |^- 
 
 Porced 1. ^tniT/. W/. 
 
 Fruitless!. T^JrerRn. ^^JTTiTl^m. cT«r^l7ln.^?!:cIT55T«. 
 
 Hard 1. ^T^ JTprrT/. +^I?5H/. ^RiraTm. ^pftH^^/. 
 Hard and toilsome 1. !^||3>^I4/. 
 Low or seryilc 1. drudycry. +m4*IH». ^P^n^w. 
 Manual or bodily 1. arfir H^^IH/. ifTHM. 
 Price or wages of 1. Pf^nrr/. JTf^^/. W^f. ^n. 
 Toilsome and vexatious 1. ^n^T/. W^\f.orf.pl. 
 V^VT^/. qraXf?/. !PTT5t^/. sf.WloS'PK^/ 5tl<Ft3/. HT'<TTf^/. 
 
 With great 1. ■HWI^NI'Hl^', ^JH'HI-H^.Hr or ^cTRT- 
 ^^TTT^, ^^TTPf, '^r^HI4<. 
 
 2 tforA ifo 6e done, or done, v. TVoek. etTT «. Jf^^fT ^3R 
 
 3 <rat«i7, t, Cdild-eieih. ^^^^^f ^'^^^^f. n?f- 
 
 I LAC 
 
 To Laboh, v. n. toil, tcork hard. ^Tt^f, SiTKwi.-^'jHi.-H^rf/. 
 
 -&c. ^of-'P^. — as enhanced. f;?T'n«rC-t5Trft^T-&c.^rHn. 
 
 iR^r, ^m. ^tJT^iJf, 3T^3TP:"j/.-'iTRnTT^/'.-5rt<#R/.-^TT3- 
 
 5pm«. ^oi, ^^»j. arqf^m, t^% Tniftn. =Rot, ^^». /'/. 
 f^Risfi'T, ^r<r ^«- 1*^ ^Ti^, ^r5f% W3f\m.pi. ip^dr. 
 
 2 </o 700(A-. ^Tot, TT^, ^l^rsiif, ^STRW- ^7^. 
 
 3 he in distress, strife, strityyliny, S{c. 3T»c^, J^q^^, 
 
 4 Je (•» child-lirth. W/ i>^-^fTW/ /)'. %^^ W^tr{■^^- 
 
 ?ffcT-5r?Rirj^?T-smqT5r?^fT-&c. 3t^. 
 
 To LABOn, V. a. form or prosecute with lalor; elaloraie.?:^^^- 
 
 9-'>fo. 
 Laboeatoet, n. work-room. +;k<MMI«!. g^TTFT^M. 
 Labored, ;;. v.V.A. «nTT^ %SrIT, ^'51^5, ^THf^^, HyrR^t^^TT. 
 Laboeeb, 11. Laboeing, ;;. a. y.V. N. 1. •HMUIHI, ^TT ^"TRT- 
 
 +<uiKr, ^^?r ^^TJTRT, JirTqrfT?, q^^^rft, &c. 
 
 A day-1. K^T, f^'^Vf.T., H^fH^pft, JT^T^TT, JT^^^^IrfT, 
 TN^F^ft, ^M+l'-'MT, ^T^T^, M\^ or {■A>\\(\. 
 
 Business of a day-I. J1^^/. ?T^K^/. JT^WPT n. 
 
 Wages of a day-1. f^'^f <MH;jl<1/. rRt/. 
 
 A 1. man, one of the laboring class. T^Tm^ff or BTT, 3^f- 
 IHf ;T?ft or ;?TT, ^PITS^'at, ^'IT^T'^^T, HlrT^, wflS-SfT, 
 
 EptxT^-qr, qH^FToST, FJnr^^s, ^FiatR^/ sHrfln. 
 
 A 1. lad. 3Tr5?r'^T. 
 An idle 1. f^^RTT-qT, J^fl^T^. 
 The 1. class, — eompreh. ^uHlHIoft m. pi. 
 Laeoeious, a. assiduous, industrious, y. Diligent. ^Pfft, 
 
 ^^, ??frifr, 3TTTr#, strrf^np, ot^^ti^. 
 
 A 1. person, ^pmr^ TRT '». 
 2 requiring lalor, toilsome. H^;Trft=5TT, JT?TTT?ft'^, ^^IR- 
 
 fft^T, ^rjT^T, ^iTp^TT, ^TSTfre, ^^nwr^l^, g'rppitt^T, ^- 
 
 Laboeiouslt, n(?y. v. A. ».TK ^=T, ^ ^^, ir^^ ^^TH, 
 «PT-^'2'-&c. ^?;?f, ^^^^^^, STTr^rT*., 3TI*<I^M^%.— as en- 
 hanced. ^cT ^?r, ^3ftq ^^, 'Hldl-HNI'tfi^i-, iTVr, ^fPT^ 
 
 Laboeioussess, «. V. A. 1. and. Diligence. ^ m icAMUir W2. 
 Labtei^td, «. ^/«ce or road full of u-iiulings. ^TRHTst^^ft 
 
 =3iPTT /.-^n^ /. 'frf'?f<t-?i'T?T5Tr5ft-fn^^f5-5TT<t-'TFiTnrfHt 
 -&c. ^^\f. ^m^]m. ti^T^i-qrEft ^;rp^T/. ^T^^rf^ ^t/. 
 
 2 fig. «n intricate case or matter. =^?TT^ff^ %?^ ot. 
 Lac, >!. — the dye, or insect ( coccus lacca ) which forms 
 it. ?IT^/. ^?7T/. FA^f. arferfT or 3TSrrr m. 3T?5^ »J. 
 
 A stick of 1. ?5mr^:?^/. ?5mTff /. 
 Cake 1. =irT?T or ^^itTSr or im\ BW/.
 
 LAC 
 
 4G' 
 
 LAD 
 
 Eartlien pot smeared witli 1. ^iHF^fi n- fJr^T^ '». 
 
 Liquified 1. dye. aT?5^^ m. 
 
 Of the color of 1., dyed with 1. rrTT<Y. 
 
 Poxirin"' 1. iuto a socket(in preparation for the gcui.). 
 
 Eiiig or triuket bcariii<^ its gem in 1. OT^TTl '«• cTT- 
 Stufled or filled with 1. ?rT?ft, ^^Z- [f- ^^■ 
 
 To besmear with 1. ?;r^mJf , ^^T^'^, R;njT^'jft/.-?=IT^aT». 
 2 Sec Lack. 
 Lace, n. texture of interwoven threads. •^\<^f. ?T?5 »•. 
 
 2 (/old or silver lace. ^^J^m.f. H^ or ffr?/. 
 Gold 1. m^f\ ^p?5raH. »«./ 
 
 Silver 1. ^^ +rlN'H .»«./. 
 Gold or silver 1. gr or nif/. 
 
 3 siring for fasleninj dofhes. ^7^ f. ^]f\f. 
 
 To Lace, v. a. fasten or hind icith a lace or tape. fJT'JT'^, f^- 
 
 To 1. ( a bedstead, &e. ) with broad tape. ^T^TRiJf. — 
 with twists of cocoanut fibres. ^'^^^ 
 
 2 harder, S;c. icitJi lace, sp;^^ »»./. FlT^Tiif, W'^^im^'^ 
 
 3 V. To Beat. ^S^ot, 5>Fot, ^^U^iJf, ^m. 
 Lace-man, n. on^ft^rT^T, ^^'^f^^T. 
 Lacep, ;j. v. y. 1. f^%?^r, &c. firtnt5r. 
 
 3o Lacerate, v. a. rend, v. To Tear. <PT5^, ST=FT=Ff, f«r- 
 
 ^IT^, f^R"! n.-&c. 5Rijf y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 T. To iScEATcn. aTRW, STR^ifr, arR^f^ar. 
 Lacerateh, 2). V. Y. 1. 'PT^ST, &c. fir^^?r, f^Hlflrf. 
 
 2 3Tn:i%?5T, 3fR?35%^T, <tc. 
 Lacfratio-, n. V. Y. 1.— oc-^. '¥]Z^ n. f^^TTOT ?e. &c. "PT- 
 
 2— act. afrrTiJr «. Sic. 
 
 I. i/;e ?r?!< »!a(7e. "PToIT »». =5ftT/. 
 
 II. See Scratch, 
 
 Lachrtmal, a. pertaining to tears, arm^ff^, 3T!>T5i5['4^_ 
 2 secreting, Sfc. tears. 3T«T?TT^, ^T^g^^^, 3T>J^rf^. 
 
 LACHETilOSE, a. 3T^H^. 
 
 Jo Lack, t?. a. v. To'Waxt. S'oftq'/.-JfniT/.sp'TFft Z-^^^- 
 STrrT/.-&c. sronf J«. fo?j. cj- g. of o. ^tJlF-Ao. 'JTW<jf «■//// H 
 ofo. ( as nt ^frTRR ^m 3T1^ he lacks offspring' ), ^^- 
 ^f|rf-&C. 3T^^. 
 
 To Lack, u. «. Z^s in n-anf. •37:r5Tiff?f-3T5=q'n^m-^iT=5fT??T- 
 c<:c. 3T?rJf, aTI=^<JT/.-'flT^'JI5/-'JRT5!/.-Hn=qrr/.-&c. 3T- 
 ?Tnt jn. con. nT^-iR^^^-^c. 3T^'if, 3T^?T'?r 3THat. 
 2 le wanting. ^Z^]-^^-^^-&c. 3T^nt, gr'TT'J' m- ^JfziT- 
 
 Lack, «. V. AVast. :jofw/. ^TM/. ^^ftt/. TT^/. stTT^ 
 
 2 o«<? hundred thousand. ?5n?f w. K^ »«. 
 
 Assemblage of a 1. ( of flowers, fruits, &c. ). ^\^Y^f. 
 By lacks. ?rT#, ^^TRjff^TT, ^JT^fcT, ?7?7JT:. 
 
 Lacks upon lacks. eyRTr^RT. [<T^ot. 
 
 Possessor of a 1. of rupees, i??^'^, ?j?^frr pop. ?5?^- 
 Tliat is worth a 1. stipcrc.vcellent. ?^»?^, PTT^piTTr^T. 
 
 Lackapat, intcrj. v. Alas. ^tT ^, ^-%Vi. 
 
 Lackbraix, n. v. Fool, stjr^orqr^, j, ssctit, irjiTT. 
 
 Lacker, «. varnish. ?j\^f. ?ir^/. TR'JT «. 
 
 To Lacker, v. a. smear icith lacker. VJ\^ n. ^or-c^R"(^-^- 
 
 Lackered, p. v. Y. TR"JI ^nr^^T, ^T^H-^^T, >tc. ''FT^r. 
 
 A. 1. ornament. ?in>ir^ «. 
 Lacket, «./yoi ioy. R^^Hri'iR or ^T, TT-'n', ^^RR, ??nTf?T, 
 
 Lacklustre, a. — the couutenancc. +NI^1^, ^^T (/^o/j. ^- 
 o^ ) ^=T, f^T^^, %^rfrq', H?^^, TT?^ oc a^nr?:. 
 2— a pearl. ^Tt^PTT a. ind. cfTiTST^, T^H, ^T^. 
 
 Laconic, Laco>'ical, «. Iriif, concise, — speaker. ^^^Y^^^H- 
 qROTm, ^r^TfT^T^r, ^f^fT^TTft, fJTFTTTqt, TWTtT^TT'fl'T 
 
 2 o7«rMf.; /w/ctt- !con7.«,— speech, ^'f^a'np, ^Jf^m^- 
 
 j JjXC0'S\5'ii,n. concise speech. ?i^fe<TTf^/. ^flTfTlfe/. ?iH- 
 Lacqtter. See Lacker. 
 Lacrxmose, a. v. Weepino. ^?rT. 
 
 Lactage, n. produce of milch animals. gq^T or |^ «. ^^ n. 
 
 iTr^ »«. isq' «. [ Tf^Rl"?. 
 
 Lactaet, a. having juice like millc. I^'TT, I'^RT, ?ft^, fTt- 
 
 Lactart, «. V. Dairy. |»Tc^T^ ^ «• ^^TPJTT^ ^tftt/. rt- 
 
 Lactatiox, n. «fi' of giving mill-. ■^\^ qPTOT ?;. '<TR%^ ». 
 Lacteal, a. milky- g'^TT^T, l^q^^vft, ^i'4^?r, z^-AW\. 
 
 2 conveying chyle. a^^TW^TTf^, aT-Wttf^l^..^. 
 Lacteal, «. rfs-se^ »/ ^^'^ io^/y ^/(a/ conveys chyle. 'fl^iUi^m- 
 
 ^f ^r!T^/- 
 
 Lacteous, rt. mUky. %^^^V^, |T'4?T^'«ft, l^vm^. 
 
 2 conveying chyle. 3T'»I<'H'-II^^, <fl=>rW^^-^. 
 Lactescent, o. 2J»-of?K««y »»'Z^-, w- « milky juice. |MT==TT, 
 
 Lactiferous, a. thai conveys milk. I'^jcJl^^,, e'tTir^n"?^^. 
 Lad, «. V. Stripltkg. "TRTr, "TT^TT, ^t":^;, 5irt-m*ii*jitT, vn?- 
 
 3 fellow, chap, Joy,— fnmiliarly. T^t, ^^T^, "ft^. 
 Ladder, n. f^lft o/- f^TSt or f%ft or f%S^/. f^^fToT/ f^- 
 
 2b Lade, «. a. \. To Load. ?IT^, "m^ n. H^CTr-sr^^in, *R- 
 
 2 See To Ladle. 
 Laden, p. v. Y. 1. ?JT^?^, ^?J?^T & HF^^, 'TTT^n'T. 
 Lading, «. v. V. I.— ad. ?rT?iJT ". &c. ;^r?jfT/ ^TH w?. 
 
 I. load, cargo, v. Preigiit. HJ-T^t/. Hft^x. sfp-^T^f «. 
 Ladle, n. ToET '"• f?""- "T^t/- =ETJT^r m. in^IT >«■ Wl=^f 
 
 Bowl of a 1. iu n. q^ «. Z^ n. m'4^T ;«, 
 L. with perforations. 5nTT «(.
 
 LAM 
 
 4.6G 
 
 LAir 
 
 L. for laJliug' out boiled rice, wrntra «• H^ n. 
 
 L. made of a piece of cocoa-nut, Iiollowed uiango- 
 
 »toue, &c. ^^ M. mFA or fisr »«. Jim. g^Trfr or i\^f. 
 
 Suitable to be served out with a;w/i or 1. Mof|«)|4| 
 "W'oodeu 1. 3T^/. ^I7f7i. 
 5^ Ladle, r. n. empty out u-ith a laJle, Si'i: TB'M, 3"?i"T- 
 oft/.-7^NT m.-i^c. ^^oi^. o/o. Tco^R-&c. qJTS^T. 
 
 To 1. out ( boiled rice,) serce it out on the leaf-plates. 
 
 WTRor.— the mass thus turned out. 3fRT»». [ u\ n. 
 
 Laulisg, fi. V. \.—act. 3^q"7f n. S'^qiift/. T^TT m. ^^^- 
 
 Ladt, n. tcoman cf family or of good Ircediwj. ?I«T^/- 
 
 !iT^r/.-&e. f;!!'?^ /.-qr^r/.&e. f^^^fj/. f??^/. 
 
 U— as a title, qif/. ^TTq^T/. 
 
 A Muliainmadnu 1. sft^ft/. 5^/- %TT/. 
 LiiiT-EiitD, Lady-huo, Lahycow, Lauy-vlt, n. ^^«n^ 
 
 Ladt-like, a. V. Genteel, ^wt, f^T"?. 
 
 2 lecominfj a lady. RTSWtW zfT^, ?(«T^^f^?T. 
 Lag, «. loicest class, fag end, Sfc. TTK )«. T^^o! ?«. «. %t ot. 
 
 ^fl'^ n. [ ^OT. 
 
 To Lao, d. «. Itang lehind. HT'1 'TS'Jf-TT^'Jf, HFT^dt, Kr'RTT- 
 XaggfTv, n. LAGGi>-a,,/). o. v. Y. wt 'T'S'iTRT, iTFT^"JIRT, &c. 
 
 Lagoos, Lactne, h. ^R/. 
 
 Laic, Laical, a. «o/ deiical, v. Lay. Jf'''^, 7f?'<T, ^^^'<T 
 
 Laic, «. layman. ^fF<T m. 
 
 Laib, M. iei? or rM/Zfly^Zaee ( of a wild beast ). "T^-ssfTT^ 
 
 ■mm m. ntz^f. ^T5ft/. 
 Laity, n. the body of the people distinguislied from tlte clergy. 
 ^^■mn m. n^vrof?:/. 
 
 Lake, h. ^"t^ n. ^preR ?«. -^5 m. ^^V^^ m. "^^.f^ pop. 
 
 Lamb, «. — male. ^pf^pTT ot. — female. ^RT^ft/.-gener. without 
 
 reference to sex. JPT^^ ?i. 
 
 A female 1. about a year old. ?^5T or ?rr^TT/. 
 LaMbatite, a. ialien ly licking. =E}T?T«rr^T, ?I^, aT^I^^. 
 Lambative, n. a medicine talctn by liclcing. ^]Z''^ n. ^^ in. 
 
 3T«f^ m. 
 Lamb-kin, n. i^^.t, n. ^^ i.iw-t n. 
 Lambent, a. playing aloul, Sf-c. Piatrir, =stR==IT. 
 Lame, o. cripple, ^-c. ?^13T, qflolT, TfiT, Tt'7;7, qn /)o;j. qn, 
 
 A 1. person, piis^f or rJni^T^T c. Finsfl^ c. 
 2 fig. imperfect, not satisfactory. ?jii?T, STf , ^IR, ^^Fc?, 
 
 To Lame, v. a. make lame, ^\^^^-'^^^-&.c. ^7ot. 
 Lamellab, Lamf.llateu, a. covered, Sfc. icith thin plates or 
 
 scales. ?T^TT, ^nrrlt=^. 
 Lamely, adv. y. A. 1. M^., BISTOl^rT, ^^^TM, ^=5rT?r 5- 
 
 =Er?rT, f ;^rr5K^q?f, c^niiTRToft, Tfi'Z'CTRr'Tfr. 
 
 To go 1. Mt^, 
 2 fig. ?I15?nTI, ^^H^j ordHHH^^?^:^. 
 Lameness, m. v. A. 1. Bns'mTwi. qfTsr^'JrTm. 'aT-'j'T''n'w. ^l'^- 
 !p?^ ». "rnF^r n. '^ [ qr^r/ 
 
 2 ^^^^]m. 3Ti-|^iTrT «i. f^r^^^TT / ^T.^^ «. f^ra^JHR J'l. 
 2b LAilENT, V. a. bewail, Jqilore, regret. ?:5ot, ^Tf^'Jr, ^5 ?h. 
 
 -|:^ n.-m^ OT.-&C. :Rut.tK"^-HRtJf ^r. of o. ^R^/. q;- 
 
 ^ y. 0/ 0. f^rTPT m.-^fr^^ 71.-&C. ^T'jf y. ofo. 
 To Lament, v. n. mourn, ivail, tjv. XS^., Xf.-^f- 'F^, f^T- 
 
 FTFTiif, 3TT^.af, 'flT^n'JT', ^nFi^Tof, QfTf^^ «.-3TI5R-?r?n. 
 
 -f^T^rr »«.-fT5T^R/.-^=T H.-TT35 5i.-&e. qf;^ijf, ?:<t-MR*CT- 
 
 Lamentable, a. v. V. A. T5Fn"-=?T-:m^T-^Rrn--&c. ^fr^q-, 
 
 f ".^f^T, ^^r^^, ^?T+I*:4'i. 
 I. expressing sorrow, ^'c. See Molunful. 
 Lament, Lamentation, m. v. V. A.— act. ?:5tJf n. ^Tr^of w. 
 n^ T,XS\ n. &c. sjrn? 7n. ^TT^PT «!• 
 T. V.N. X^n. gn^of«. &c. :?;/. 3TT;p?f^)i. 3TPPr^»i.^rT- 
 
 To cry with loud lameutatious. 'cTTT^TTT T^"JI-3TIT5'jf. 
 Lamentee, n. Lamenting, ^;. a. v. V. A. Tl'JTRT, ^?T^iIRr, 
 
 &c. fEr3TT-^n^-&c. W."^. 
 Lamina, n. thin plate or s:ale. q^f «. q^ m. qi?r m. "^f. 
 
 q^ m. ^FTfT^T M. [ ;?^?T^'Tr=5TT. 
 
 Laminated, a. consisting oftJiinpilates, ^'c. q,it|NI,q^T^r, 
 To Lamm, t'. «. ciulyd, t. To Beat, dluiqul, rn'or^r^^ 
 Lamp, ot. f^5JT«!.^1^ «!.^tq^m.f^RPT«j. — in covert, &c.phrase. 
 
 ^ftr^ n. Some kinds of lamp are f^ m. ^jW^ or ^A- 
 
 J^OT or rJisitJlf^sn", ftTOT or ^T^firf^, ^^OTf^<t or f^STrft 
 
 /. TFfjft/ f?5r^ o»- f^'-=ft or f5;ft/. ^fq^r/. iqrr/. f^- 
 
 3F5 »n. 5m?f| or STfl^ft/. 
 
 Branched or forked 1. 5?TT^/. 
 
 By, in, &c. l.-light. flpqT^^sf. 
 
 Cluster of lamps. ^'sjT m. ^T^ n. 
 
 Door-1. lamp in a dooricay. ^TT^IT f?^ «i. ^JTI^ f^- 
 STT ?«. S^rJ^^H m. 
 
 Earthen saucer form 1. ^pff n. qoi?ft (/(»». qilrrra'^/. 
 f5r#ft or f^l#f|:/. 
 
 Evening 1., lamp lighted every evening iii a temple. 
 ^T'lTfssrT m. ^\^^]7\f. 
 
 Flame of a 1. f^^qT==fr ^R /. ^^f\W\f- 
 
 Frame or erection for a row of lamps, f^rri^ «. 
 
 Hanging 1. ^ti or ^\t[f. ^^t^ m. 
 
 L. hung in the air. a^raT^lf^^TT m. -^J^.^^^ m. 
 
 Lighting up of the lamps ( in a temple, &c. ). f^qf- 
 
 FH^fift/. f^^^rm/. <t'75fTrr/. 
 
 Metal and upright 1. ^^i or ?nT^/.— the saucer of 
 it for the oil and wicks, or to receive the drippings. 
 =qT3 n. ^^^ n. JTTSS n. 
 
 Obeisances paid to the lamps at lighting, ^q^^fq-ji. 
 
 Obeisances, salutations, ( to E.ljaS; &c. ) paid at 1.
 
 LA>T 
 
 407 
 
 lighting, f^ft ^T^R m. fc^^ ^f^TTK '«. ^^I^^tT m. 
 Oil of au extiniiuishcHl 1. f^?^ oi- f^t^ n. 
 Operations — coniprcli. of prejiarinsr, and liirlitini^ a 1. 
 
 Place ( in a liouso ) for tlie suspeusion of the great 
 1. r<\m,^\ or f^^^ n. 
 
 Kow or ran!i:e of lamps, sf^rmfe pop. f^Hat/. <t- 
 qJTTa/. [ PJ n. 
 
 Saucer for the oil and -ivicks of a 1. fs^^^isf'rf «. -H}Z- 
 
 Stand or stem of a 1. Z\^^\ or 5:'JT=ft/. 
 
 Stink of an extinguished 1. f^3"?M/. 
 
 String or loop to suspend a banging 1. a^TFTTofr/. 
 
 Time of 1. lighting. fc5>?5T^OT or ^Iff^RtJff /. f^%^- 
 To extinguish a 1. f^strm Plfr'T ?«.-<T^m.-"f?y w.-^TiT 
 
 To freshen or brighten a 1. f^ in. -^rm %X^. 
 Lamp-black, n. h^/. :pr3T5S n. H^irt/. ^^?5 n. ^^\J. 
 
 Lamp-ladder, «. ^^[^Efiy. q^jy w. 
 Lamp-light, n. f^o^rp^ ^'^S ?«.-!r^nT »i. 
 
 By 1. f^qr^'^r. 
 Lamp-stand, n, fj^ m. cftq w. OTJiJff or zm^ J. ^W|?T 
 
 m. <rfq^/. f\W\m m. 
 Lampass, n. — the disease, ^m m. zpz^^ n. 
 Lampoon, n. satirical piece, f^^] 'fi^rsT m. f^^q'TT^ ^T- 
 
 ^^ «.- ^^ 7?!. 
 
 Lasce, n. T. Spear. HPST »»• »R<t/. %^Tm. 
 Jb Lance, v. a. ht^T w.-5fr=<T/. HRiif. 
 
 2 cut, SfC. with a lancet. ^'HTT^ TrrsOT-^Tq^r-ij^ur, 'pr^of, 
 
 Lancer, n. iTiFs^ft m. ^TT^sft^^r );«. 
 
 Lancet, n. — the surgical instrument. ^^X n. 
 
 Cut or opening made bj a 1. <Fri m. i^muft/. 
 To Lanch, y. a. tliroiv, dart, ^of, ?T^of, mi^. 
 To Lancinatk, v. a. rend, v. To Teae. "PTI^, f^M. 
 Lanciniated, a./r/w^erf. ^frFJft'^fr. 
 Land, ?t. country.^ region. \^ m. H^^ »i. sft?f m. ^^ «. 
 2 — as opposed to -water and air. v^iff^/. 'Tj/. ^?1^/. 
 r<^^ pop. ^5(T5E ?j. 
 
 L. and water. vT?j?i!??5 n. 
 
 Confusion of 1. and water (as through inundation ). 
 
 Jj.-carriao-e, price paid for transport h/ I. g^qff «?:- 
 
 Keck of 1. ^mm. ^\t\f. 
 
 The maiu 1. ^^T^t/. 
 
 The way by 1. — as opposed to the tra>/ hi/ water. ^^\^- 
 mAm. TTqrWTw!. TTiT^IR/. ^V.^?t f. ?'<T^ITF1»«. 
 3 ground, earth, soil, — with reference to agriculture, 
 ^ift^ /• 5? /• "^-^ /• ^^it /. 
 
 Arable 1. %?f^jfT?T/. f^rvi-^n. %Th. ^^Hfrr/. 
 
 Arable lands — collect. ^!=rT'JTr m. j 
 
 LAN 
 
 Arid or sterile 1. H^ErSw. f^^^3». SRI^TffT/. n\^^n. 
 Burning of 1. in agriculture. TT^r^ToJ/. ^ \ j\^i /. 
 Buriu'ng of 1.— comprch. qraTf^ or TT^qYor/.^raqpz/. 
 
 Clearing of 1. in bringing it under cultivation. ?1DT- 
 Cultivated 1. ?^m^5 /. ^P]mr^^(\^ /. sr ^ldMH H /. 
 
 Cultivated tlirougliout-land. ^stipf^l^r. 
 
 Elevated & dry level spot iu arable 1. im «. HTT^/f. 
 — that abounds in such, mzw^. 
 
 Hill— 1. just cleared and burned ( for cultivation ), 
 m^ m. W^Z n. 
 
 Inspector and assessor of 1. ^3nfi=T^?r m. 
 
 L. inundated by excessive rain. ^V^^tt^ n. 
 
 L. watered by irrigation. ^VJ\'A^ n. 
 
 L. irrigated by water courses. qi^'tjoS n. ^\^^'^, n. 
 
 L. irrigated from a draw-well. ^t^T<IoE »». 
 
 L. unirrigable. ^'<ToS n. qfFS^^ or crr| ( or t^n;- 
 
 s^rr^T ) ^jft^ y.-^T^f «T-Ac. ■Piqnjfr^iifm /. 
 
 L. uewly brought under irrigation. qT'T'TT^?W'Y^y. 
 
 L. just reduced under cultivation. ^qTRw. 
 
 L. burned and prepared for idants. ?[15/. HT^it^T^. 
 
 Loppings strewed over 1. to be burned. 7T«iw». gr^y. 
 q:^o5«.JT5^/.— Dry grass, rubbish, Ac. strewed over the 
 loppings. ^f\f. r{v\^X'm. k^Zm. k^n. ^T/.— Litter 
 remaining of the burned loppings. f^VJ^f. 
 
 Moist (as opposed to arid) 1. ^VJl'^ir^n.^\u\^^n.^JV\^o^ll. 
 
 Plants growing on burned 1. ^ f. XJ^m. nmim. 
 
 Eange of cultivated 1. ?i jrrrws. 
 
 Eange of uncultivated and unproductive l.HT3^TJl'^^ 
 /. *Tr5RT?r». [/. qft^/. 
 
 Eeducing waste 1. under cultivation. W'tJUl'^/. ^''.^TS 
 
 Elsing tax upon 1. r^ffRTw. 
 
 Slip or strip of 1. qft/. qfT^t/. '?n'ot^/. 
 
 Survey of arable 1. "^r^ft/. sqqT^'Jft/. 
 
 Waste 1. rR5rT"i. TVH n. 'i^TZXJ^n. ^TT«lTw. 
 
 Waste or fallow 1. of the crown. W(^,VX ^l\-H\m. 
 
 Waste 1. amidst tilled 1. ^TZ^XJ^Jm. [arpJI^. 
 
 To reduce 1. under cultivation. fTTI^^^ WI'JT^, ^I^J^ 
 4 estate, grounds. vrfft^T/. 5TH«. 
 
 Crown-lauds. ^r?I^T or if^frfe^Tw. yff/. \y^f. 
 
 Grain paid by the sublessee to tl e land holder. r?5 
 
 L. lying in another village. sfl^iTT m. — holder of it. 
 
 L. reversionary to the state. ^^\J. 
 
 Lands tenanted from the state. T<pft ^^T^^t^ J. 
 
 Lands and tenements, compreh. — the whole eitate. 
 
 L. held on sublease. ^TrT^^STTwi. 
 Landed proprietor. fHTT^TJTT, f^n^. 
 Land-farmer of the Crown. #fT, ^lfto'\.— balance 
 iu kind due from the tenants to him. ^3T?tm^t/,— waiste
 
 LAN 
 
 468 
 
 LAN 
 
 lamls made over to liiiu. ^jrT^TqTwi. 
 
 Uuilcr-teuaut or sublessee of 1. ^S=^wi. 
 To LaXD, r. a. set on shore. ^?Tm, ?irrff-f^^T='?T^-^i5m- 
 
 To Laxd, r. n. go on shore. g"fT<^, H^ c5mW-3TR'if. 
 
 L\SD-A.NIUAL, n. if^T, JjfJTSIT, r«T^T^. 
 
 LaKU-biieezk. See Lami-wixu. 
 
 Laxd-kloou. Seo Ixi;m)atio.v. 
 
 LAND-roncE. Seo Ahmt. 
 
 LA>E-iiOLrEn, n. proprietor of Inml ;jmT?T?TT, fJTTr^f^R, 
 
 fJTTT^t, ■<^.^, iT^^nf^, 'tT^nrr, ^iji^^?-. 
 
 Lani>-i.ai>v, n. u-oman ic/io has tenants, m]^ iTT^^t'JT /.- 
 
 Laxd-lockep. a. encompassed by land. gJT^rrt ^fTS^c^f, 
 
 LaXD-loed, n. owner of land u-Jio has tenants luuJtr him. ^- 
 
 2 OirHCr of a home icho has tenants. qjJ^T ^T^.T^, ^^^'^t, 
 
 Jj keeper of an inn. *RT=^r. 
 Laxp-maek, n. mark to designate a loundary. m^'^t^ f. 
 
 'f(V<tT^f. m^f ?Tk/. ^ f. ^^€t^rf^^ ». ^^JT^f- 
 
 5.1 T'l^ ". 
 LiND-MEASUHE, M. T. MeaSUKE. ^fiRt^ITPDJ. ^^^tRh I 'JT«. 
 
 Laxd-measueemext, 71. 5TKT?iin^<ift /.-T^TT^ /. 
 
 Eelatiuff to 1. wm^. 
 LASP-EEGisTEn, n. ^TjfH 5rr5T »>. '<T?I?rr5T VI. 
 La-NPS-maN, n. g5m?R:i5TPTH, ^^T^jft^nW, ^r^TF ^PFO. 
 Laxd-scbvet, «. ^jfr^T ^^5T"jft /• ^ft^ "»• i'^. 
 Li>i)-TAX, n. ^TrTHlTr »«. ?rRT m. qiH m. '♦jfrnp^ »». 
 
 L. — freely. ■HMJ^^KI m. 
 
 Mitigated J. «^R ^m^ n. [1^. 
 
 Laxd-waitee, n. — the ofRcer of the customs, ^■^]^x^ ^. 
 Lase-M5d, «. Kind lloidng from the land. JT^t^r-f^-TT^^- 
 
 =5n'-&c. qfiTT m. H/=i<rll SfTTT >«. TrlFsf /. 
 Lasxep, a. having an estate in land. tlrT^ff, ^Irft, ^rftj^^T, 
 
 2 eonsistivj in land. ^FIpqT, ^fK=fl^, +<JNI"MI'-<I, ?^5f- 
 
 'O^mr. [ ^ n. 
 
 Lam'IXo, Laxi)I5c-fi.ace, 11. ^5 m. aHiU'MN'l ^3tftt/. ^- 
 
 2 ( of a stairs or (light of steps ). f^F^^TTqi^TPit /. 
 
 Landscape, n. the land ichich the eye can comprehend in a 
 single view. IT^rjr^-^ Z<^^^W^-■^j^^^■\^.^\r\\7[^r,]-Si<:. 
 
 2 picture of scenery. JJir^^inf N^ n. 
 Laxpsi.ip, n- «///> f?0!t« of land from a mountain, T^^Tr^PTTT- 
 
 ifJ^oT^qiiit n. 
 
 2 the land slipped. qfr'^^R' '71%?^ "T^HUI HFT w. 
 Laxe, «. narrow road letwcm houses or fields. TffT/. ^- 
 
 aTr/. 5ft^ or sff4/ f^ »;• fsjvfT/.sfroJ m. \\tf. A\%f ^\. 
 
 (Tiq or Tm-cT/. Tf^/. ^5/ sfT^rR/. 
 Laucs; alleys, &c. compreh. Tfftf^/. l%5^"f#t/ 
 
 lu every 1. aud alley, anoir 'iTtSV. 
 Laxouage, «. V. Speech, ^rnnt/. ^Rr/. [ ^f^/ 
 
 2 speech, Ihowjhls expressed. ^]^M n. "HW^ n. ^l^ m. 
 
 Bad 1. i^f^f iHrruT n. |k^^ «. i^-^Tf «. ^^^]^^ «. 
 
 Classical or polished 1. ^??)^rf^/. 
 
 3 a language. qt?ft/. mwr/. 
 A foreign 1. HTTt^T?: n. 
 
 '^ style, diction. HTqtJirqt Ti=ft'/.-?R'Jlt/.-frf?T/.-&e. ^TF- 
 
 Laxguip, a. of drooping spirits, indisposed to cvcrtion. TfTT, 
 
 ^1 f ^1 ^''^''t ^5, '?rr?T, "^^^JR, iT3ft?r, ar^sTHr^r, ^t^r, 
 
 2 iveak.ftelle, dull, slack, slow, ^'c. — of business, mo- 
 tion, &c. H^, f?Jir or ferJTT, si?7, f%^r, gfT, f ?^t, Riftr^, 
 
 fefHcfTHOT^?:, HT-qr, 
 
 3 indifereni, cold, i^'c. '45, '<rJT, 3^.rH>T, 37m, aT^T?''T, 
 
 Laxguidlt, fl!(/f. V. A. 1. 2. 3. jt^, H5H7, 3fT^^JW?f arrsi??^, 
 
 ?;i7rr ^'ifT, g^, g^^fT, ferjq^, fHOTJfm^'isT'JiH, '*f^- 
 
 Laxguidxess, «. v. A. 1. ««<? LAXOfOK. JTt^TWT »i. g^'T'irr 
 
 2 JT^oTT »». fe^qurr m. fj^^q'JTr m. -Rif^^Trnn «!. fj-Trt/. 
 
 3 -45T1TT »». -431?/. ^^[r^T'T^r »». OTTR'^TT/. 3TR'<TRr^?7 
 
 n. argcg^FTT/. arr^r^'q- «. ^mrtr^T m. 
 
 To Languish, v.n.x. To Pine, To Deoop. TTT'^, ^^ijf or ^- 
 not, '?!R-&c. |tijf, ^FAf^f.-&c. qoT j«. fO». 
 
 2 proceed slacJdy, with diminished vigor, ir^of, HJqjSt, 
 
 3 look softly and tenderly. r.in\^j^^'>^'^-^'^\^'Zi^-^^- 
 ^n^^.^'&^-&c. "TT^'oT. 
 
 Laxguisueh, n. Laxguisiiixg,^. a. v. Y. 1. ?^^crrnT, ^?^=T 
 
 5rr%?Jr, '3Tf% arf^^^r, &c. 'Fjr^, j^^tr. 
 
 2 H^%?^T, TT^5?!OT, f53T^''??T-&c. ^^^\, 
 
 3 Jpmrif ^'?T^ "TTf "JTRT, &c.^riTT^^ ^'?t^r, -TPTT^' ^=^7. 
 Lakguishmext, n. softness of look., tj-e. ^fe?r «. FJlff^fq «. 
 
 SFITr?5T5r^T^F^ «. ?5ferrR^Tq^?T«.JrmH'^^f3/. ^rHT^i^lf?/. 
 LAKGroE, n. lassitude, lisllessncss, heaviness. ^\^I\\f. ^]^- 
 
 OTT m. m\^ n. g^fff/. fi^^ul\ m. J?rrf^/. "^i^jr^/. li^vT^rr 
 M. ^iifsr n. ^wj n. wmfq- ?i. ^K «f. 3T-T^TT ?«. 3T5r?fvnTr 
 
 Laxifeeous, LAXiGEr,ous,fl!.j;ro(7e(f/«y icooZ. ?5riT^^^, Ffm- 
 Lank, Laxky, a. not plump, thin, v. Leax. TTrlot, HlTlrTS, 
 
 Tall & lanky, qf^ or ^i55!:,?fn5:,^'5}rS or St^r, SJ^TT^r. 
 2 7«.r, ?iOi! distended, v. Loo.>e. fe^r,"^^, f^lfiT^T. 
 Laxkxess, Laxkixess, n. v.A. Lqi^TSqurrw. ^m^Tf /. ?f??r- 
 f3fTq"3TT m. 
 
 2 f^sTTT??!. ysq'JTr m. f^Tf-qciTorr «.
 
 LA K 4G9_ 
 
 LanteeX, 11. qrT'JT^T or qrrWrT m. n. W-^J m. Jp^sj m. 
 La>-tebs-jawed, a. v. JN'. nr^r^^iT, =qR5m5m, iTTt55T«r, ST- 
 
 Lastern- JAWS, n. thin visage. '^V^.?(\% n. 
 LA>'uai>'Ous, a. covered with down or soft hair. F^fT^T, ^^- 
 T^T, ^TSfT. [ ^ m. iftrSOT. 
 
 La?, h. ( of a si-armciit ) loose Jlowinj part. T^ «». ^fe ?«. 
 
 2 ( of a petticoat, .to. ). cjTRT ot- STPft/ aTRoSr m. 
 
 3 ;wr; otrr ///e thighs; or the ihhjhs in a sitting posture. 
 
 ^]m m. afr^TT m. 3?mq3r m. ^\i\f. g-?^n m. 3t^ »«. 
 
 To Lap, v. a. icrap around,\\To Weap. ?5^^, ^5ToE^, %'s3t, 
 2 wrnp in, v. To Wrap, y^ictuj', gr'S^r, 
 
 2o Lap, v.n. to le turned over. ^S'lJf, tTTS'iif , =5rf ^-^Ppf ^T?!'^. 
 
 2— as the dop;, &c. ^^^^ fqnt. 
 Lap-ioo, n. f^TTf ^ m. ( fern. fSffftf^ft/. ) T^TJft f ^f w. 
 
 (^sft ). These words express varieties. 
 Lap-ful, n. arret/. 
 
 As much as a 1. 3TRt H^. 
 LapidaPvT, Lapidist, «. a. preparer and seller of precious 
 
 stones, f^^^'f^ pop. Mi\x or ^^t[ or ^^r^]x., ^T^Uff, ^- 
 
 Lai'ideous, a. v. Sioxr. ^Tir^r, TT^miT^, qmtTRJT^. 
 Lapidescexce, n. turning into stone. ^%^w\ n. TTTM^T n. 
 Lapis-lazuli, n. azure slone.'k^^ pop. '^'^ n. ?it^rT!=I m. 
 
 3Tf?mT3,'TT m. 3Tf^T7?I m. 
 Lapltxg. See Sensuaiist. 
 Lappet, n. See Lap 1. 
 Lapje, LiPsiXQ, n. V. Y. l.—acf. qr^'Jf «. STSfT^ m. ^P\f. 
 
 L. of time. '+,|?5'lfrf /. 
 
 To Lapse, v. n. glide, flow, pass slowh/. irqr^ ?«.-nfrr/.-^q- 
 fT/.-&c. frof ^. o/s. EfTfif, f^^T^af. 
 
 2 fig. slip, fall, err. ^m^^ 5'5;ot, =^5!;'jf, 55!: m.-^7. m. |r- 
 of (/. of a. ?<H^^ «.-=^?Tqr^ ".-&c. \m g. of s. ^^fefr-^c. 
 
 3/i:/Z/ or 25«s« OH from one p-oprietor to another, t^^ 
 
 Lapsed, p. y. Y. 2. ^sf5?j?5r, q'gr^FST, &e. ^f%H, ^Ff. 
 Lapsus linquo;, n. mistake in spealcing. fSrs^i^fSf m. iT^^r- 
 
 It was a 1. ^T ^f^I^t. 
 Lapsus jiasus, n. mislal-e in writing. ^^ ^q- m. 
 LAPwrsa, n. fesft/. fH:1tiT m. :p~rai% ?«. q^^F^T »i. 
 
 Eed wattled 1. qmfesfr/. 
 Laeeoaed, n. left hand side of a vessel. fR^rS^ «. 
 Laeboaed, a. ST^qre^TSfT, ^T^'Hi-iJ+^l'^. 
 LaecexVT, n. T. Theft. =qiTt/. W?T n. =ETt^JT n. 
 
 LAE 
 
 Laed, «. i^^r^t =5?^/. 
 
 To Laed, v. a. J«s/e tcith lard. pJTr^l ^^fT^ft/. Smf-Hnjm. 
 
 2fittrn.^V.^if. 
 
 3 interlard, v. To Intermix. *ni!;/-f>TtT^/.-&c. qRiir- 
 
 ^FJ^ W^^T ^TiJf. 
 Labdeu, w. j'oo?« k-7(( re meal is kept, wrpfr ^^TPTrsft #^/. 
 
 Laeoe, a. lig.^ great, c^'c. H[7;r or m5T, '<.ftT, '^t^Fir, ifniT'tfr^- 
 cTr, ?:aT^, H^T=T (iT^Ffr/. T^H )i. ), JT^ (ill coinp.), r<{^ 
 
 "'■ ^1 3^7 ?f? ( '^■'^P- 'li <-oiiip. as ji^-^ijftJ-^ Hl^'C ), arr- 
 
 'f-KH^ftrr^^r, — as culmnced, aud as conveying the 
 general sense of lig, lulkg, litrlg, stout, strapping, Sfc. 
 as used of men or animals. tJS^, '^TSr'Tl^, ''TtT or qfsn, 
 
 '4%'"7, '^rl^^^^r, m^T¥, '4rn5, i^^, i^pr, KreiyrRr, 
 Hr^T^fqr^, r:s^ or q, rrs^, h%=i5, i^ftj, ^, ^, ^?rr, 
 
 HjpJT, ^iT?:, ^5RT, ^-T, STTT?5 or 'tnTPJ, ^KT^^TT, sriS^q-, 
 ^5T,iir?J^, ^rr^T, n^^,— as expressing the idea of 
 di.-^proportiouate size, answering to huge, vast, mons- 
 trous, enormous, massy, massive, tj'c. ^r^^TJ, 3T^^S or 3T=T- 
 
 ^qT3;or^r5l, TTWJT, Ttf-'T, dj^ or H, 5!TTTr?I, ^, 
 =P^-T, fEf^lTH or 55, ^JJTr, H^tI^, q-jfT, fT^rnTT, ^^H^m', 
 ^f^TTT, ^rtPTT, iJ^TJT, ^"^TT.— aud, with a shade of differ- 
 ence, to swinging, louncing, whacking, longing, strap- 
 ping, thumping, ivhapping, S)C. ?Tr, TTTc^F, ^,?5^, FT^T 0>' 
 
 ^^, ^5R, ^5iT^5^, ^ii^r, 5?H, s?f s^fTrT, '^^x, TFP, qRfjr, 
 
 fi^t^^T, T. Some terms for a large thing, agreeinj^ with 
 the free formations ichacker, tvhapper, thumper, ^'e. 
 aroTTP!T>«. ^^V-lm. ^'^K\ m. X^KWH m, T.I m. T^l or 
 IZ^^ m. l^^^^ m. tnr^Tfl »». FJir^ m. 'klf. 'i^-^-^ n. 
 
 How 1. %sr5r, f^^qr. 
 
 L. and fine. Jp^Kuil, ^T^5J, 'cT^TTT. 
 L. aud lubberly. qr?Tr, ST^^ or ^R?^, ti^qr, qrt^^. 
 Larger. arf^T^. 
 
 L. relatively, large-sized. Z^K or Hr^RT, ^TR or Z^\'^., 
 ^forr, ft^PR or fii^TCT, 5no5 or 5^55, '*?R5T?:. 
 
 So 1. !T5fS-7, g^^r. 
 
 So 1. as. rTcfST, frfFr^. 
 
 2 extensive, wide. JT[3r, SSf^l^, ?lfqt^}=qT, !T?T^, fsmw 
 or ;j, q^^qr^T, m^-qr f^^RT^r, ^^of, ^^"^^r, 3T^T5JW- 
 
 s, ^?nq?n=5rr, q?T. 
 
 3 ;;Je/-«/, munifuent, v. CexeeOus. ^?T^, ?^. 
 
 4 copious, plentiful, \. Ael->-daxt. q":^Fa:, sf^T^, f^- 
 ?r, 5^5?^ or ^. 
 
 At large, without rcstraiiU. HI^FR, Hl^rre, JTI+cil or. 
 (?^cZ. HT^^qmt, S'^rj. 2 roomdg. \^'^^, 3 diffusicelg. 
 
 f^r^RTt, f5i=g!R ^5:^, ^if^T^T. [ ^prq-. 
 
 Laege-eoeied, «. ^=;gi'R, 'if ^, ?'4?r?iftT, ^'■jT^ft, ^'"VZ- 
 Laeue-ueaded, fl. ^ff^lKT, X'^^JHRF, ff^^stq'. 
 Laeoe-limbed, n. ff^. 
 
 Laegelv, rti/f. v. A. 3. ^^i^^qrffr, 7^.Ri"n1f, ^TW.K^\ ^t^'^, 
 4 q'sq^sq'jff, si^T^T'^r.
 
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 I. Jijunvely. ^^IrWff, f^RT^, f«r«l».*-H, P^wkh^*. I' 
 
 I.iKCiFSEss, n. V. A. 1. mS^iT m. &o. »T^ n. ^^TScIT /• ,, 
 
 r«r?^ n. li 
 
 sriTTTir n. 
 
 3 ^^IWqTin m. T^ Jf JUII m. ^V'W^ f ^VIX^^ «. 3^^T^ n. 
 
 LABiiE>s, n. V. Gift, q^ «• ^'<^\\^f- TTfidiri* «. 5R «. 
 Lark, ». f f 'Tf^ "•• fHi^*+Sr or f TTT^F^ w«. TTTgpT'n. 
 
 2 crested 1. ^i>'\dL m. 
 
 3 See SrouT. [^C^HTT/. 
 LaHCU, n. alarm given, v. Alaem. fT^/. ^ f. SiRTvfH^- 
 
 2— bell, &e. v. Alakm-bell. ^rfl-^ ^T^ «• 
 LaKiscotomy, h. culling the largnx. «f,4Hlrt 3T^ «. 
 Lakynx, «. upper pari of the wind pipe. ^Tt[/. ^TE n. H- 
 
 oppr «J. +<Hlrt »». w/. ^tW/. 
 Lascab, n. Indian sailor. ^RT^It. 
 
 2 Indian artillery man. ^^r^ft. 
 Lascivious, a. lewd, wanton, v. Lustful. ^FPfl', +,IH+', ^- 
 
 iFPT, *|HI^<, +IHiy^, ^'T^Pft, ^'T^^t, ^^v"??:, Vim- 
 
 2 proceeding Jrom hsi, indicating lust, Sfc. =PPTJ^HT, 
 
 Lascitiouslt, aA'. v. A. q^iT^qwrFt, ^Fm^TRpf, -TTT^^^, 
 Lasciviousness, «. V. A. 1. ^FT^'JIT »". Ac. +iH+rir /• ^- 
 
 •f.mrii/. +iHi'HrTt>/. ^m^T^f^/. ^rm^f^/. ^htist »«. 
 
 Lash, n. thong of a whip. ^.\^^^ m. ^\^V(^1n. <P?f?t/.^r m. 
 2 itroJi-e or stripe with a ichip, ^'c. "P^'TF m. 'fZW^KTm. ^- 
 ''.t>'j\\f Note. The came of the instrument with which 
 a stripe ia given is commonly used to express a lash 
 with it, as ^r^ ^R% TTR, TT^ IJ?5TT FSTSTrqT, &c. 
 n a stroke of satire. STT'JVr m. SI^RT »>. 5RTT «!. 
 
 Jo Lash. f. a. scourge. \. To Whip, cp^ ?». ^/. HR^, ^- 
 
 STot, girrsrw, "p^^m^ot, "ps^i^ot. [ ^n^. 
 
 2 satirize, zm^ m. pl.-&c. ^OT, %30T,'^crft/..^rfl-/. 
 
 3 ^ae vp to. ^W^, ^rmS'if, f^TT^. 
 
 To La3H, f. w./j/j/ ^/(ff whip. =?{iwr; m.-&c. ' bi ' hi'i^i . 
 
 2 out;— a horse, &c. HHP.HF-T w. pl.-^^mt\ /.- ^^ I ^M I 
 
 H out ; — fi'r. become eo:travaganl , run into excess. JT- 
 ^r5T/.-TfmT/.-3T^%T OT.-ilT^^ /.-&c. #T5^.^ ^cpjt, q^T- 
 5^ ". #^, g-cT55af, ^5^iJi\ 
 Zi.aa,n. girl, gouiig woman, qrr/. wMt/. cf^^jTjrrtw/. W- 
 
 Lassitude, n. v. Lakguor. m?^/. gsft/. '=^r^/. m?T «• 
 
 Subject to 1. rt^^. 
 
 To have the 1. which precedes fever. 3TnT n. ^RT^^T- 
 
 Lasso, n. WT^ ipTnrr^^t 'Pt^rr^ Trft/. 
 
 Last, a. latest, thai comes after all the others. ?TTx^i=^T- 
 
 2 hindmost. H^I=s^r-&c. ^icR^qr, ^IST^. 
 
 3 concluding, final, leyond which there is no more. \\^' 
 5^, \\^Z^., ^15prt?J, ^l^fff^T, ?I'7f?T^=qT, 'flrrqr, -KHT ^r, 
 
 L. ( dying ) request. fJT^rmM ^V^^^\ f 
 L. ( dying ) instruction, injunction, Ac. f^^rrffr^ 
 sftfeT «i.-:rT7?r j/i.-TPsnT W.-&C. 
 L. but one. 3^tfT- 
 
 4 next If fore the present. nOT, TFT^T, HTT=qrT, 'JT'H. 
 L. nijrht. qpraTT^r, ^FT^^ T^?f. 
 
 L. year. ^r?5^wr. 
 
 5 vtmosi, extreme. '^^\W^\ p^'^\^\^\ ^Z}^=^\ f^^-T'r^, 
 
 At 1. ^i=ffr, ^T5r?:r^r#f, 3TT?r^ or arm?-, ^#, ^nTr^itr?:, 
 
 ^%^15rff, f^TR, f^^l, f^fSH^r decl. ^-^y^ decl. 
 
 Last, ot/t;. the last time. JTm^ or it« %TO-Jra?T-5T^FTra. Tlie 
 meaning- of this adverb is best expressed by adopting 
 another construction, as, wlieu I last saw my mother 
 3TTl%Tr^^ H^^ at my last interview with my mother .^^c. 
 2 in conclusion. 5t=r€t, 3TnjfT or 3TT??T. 
 
 Last, n. (of a shoe). ^TI^TPfT 'Wr^\m. ^^?f m. n. f^Tift^/. 
 
 To Last, v. n. remain, continue, hold out. ^^T^^, ft^i^, ST- 
 
 w.-fin^rih/.-^m^tn-^ /. f~M y. of s. P,^]^ w.-&c. qroT. 
 
 To make to 1. rRf^T"^. 
 2 ( through or out ) endure, come well out of. jvfH^, 
 i^Tr^ot, 5rf^i5:ar, TT^'Tlffr, f^TTsrJn.-f^TTT^I'jft/.-f^TT- 
 ^r^^f.^ g.ofs. 
 Lasting, p. a. v. V. 1. duralle. f^urrTT, &c. f^^HT, rTTT^r, 
 
 rTT^mr, f?:^fn^p5fT, ffirs^rrsiT, rm^oft^, 3T?ft?:, mw-hk, 
 Lastixgkess, «. V. A. f?:^r3rq'JTr m. ?nr^"TOTr ?«. &e. ^- 
 
 Lastly, adv. finally^ in coiiclusion. ^Tcrff, 3Tfff, 3T^?rR't, ?r- 
 
 Latch, w.— of a door. %ift^ ^/. f%7irt/. 
 
 2b Latch, j>. a. ( a door ). 1%^/. ??Rof, fV^^fft/ f^r^Ti. 
 
 Latchet, «. tie. ^ Hi. ^f'q' w. sftq^ «. ^TT?; »i. ^1^/. 
 
 Late, a. not soon or early, long delayed. gf^^f-3f^Tn^-&c. 
 
 arra^rr, jtttoh ^tt^tptt, ^f^Rr^rr, ^r=5iPf5piTT^r, 3TffT-i;T- 
 sr^r, arfff^jfRr^, arliTqrojr^ or arm^^r, fq-^^irr, k- 
 
 That is usually 1. 3Tl%^Fr»^r. 
 To be 1. he long delayed. JTPT^T^. 
 
 2 Za/e ripening, late sown, S^c. — a ])roduct of the season. 
 KmK, TTFTT, JTTntcT, ( distinguished from VfTT^T, WTT, 
 3TFlf?T). 
 
 3 </ta< ripens Za/e. tT^nr, 1T^, irt, T^. 
 
 4 last or recenlly in any place, office., ^'c. HFRr, RFT-
 
 T'AT 471 
 
 5 recent, modern. ^^r, ^!^^, ^^T^R, ^^^T.^ ^?fT^§^r 
 • or ?5T, ^:f;5t?5, VTJ f^fff=qr, 3TTMf%^, aTq-f^^, ^q-^, 
 
 Of 1. times, of modern dale. \'^^,^^ or ^. 
 
 Of 1. /« //;He not lonj past. \pi\'Tk or aTr^l+i, tfrs^ 
 
 G deceased, v. Df.ad. ?5Wf?n:T?T, 'TTf^r^TrT, TTTH. 
 Latk, fli^y. '{/i'er delay, after the proper lime, ^'f^in^, ETR- 
 
 F5-&C. ^^,^. [fl^, &c. 
 
 It is too 1. 3Tr?npri=5 5rT?^T, 3Tf?rir55 grsTf, %5r n^i't, ^tjt^ 
 
 To keep 1. to detain lonj. ^'{^^T.\^x ^X.^^ 
 
 2 at a later period, after the proper season. ^\^^.^'^\- 
 
 3 See Lately, -ifar in the day. ^«r?T "PR ^^r^^X., 
 ft5?r <jrr7 3TT?5TT^^,— iu the iiig-lit n=5r "PR rr^^TT^, ^^ 
 VR 5fT?TT5T^. I 
 
 It is 1. ( iu tlie day ). f^TS <PR =q^?ir->r?Jr, f^^T [ 
 *iT5T nf|^r. [ '4Tfr 'Ttf^. ! 
 
 It is 1. (in the nig-ht ). X\'^ "FR q?Jt-5ni^, U^T 
 liATELT, atfi'. recently, only a little while ago. H^r decl. 
 fSj^flT or fSfTPT decl. -^^m.^ 5T^'<TT, ^^T, ^S^T decl. ijt- 
 
 Latekct, n. V. A. JmrTr/ 'TSTTT/. na'TTST w. ^^^v^.^^ n. 
 Lateness, w. v. A. 1. 3TffT^r?^r/. arV^iT'JlT ?». ^r?Jrf%- 
 
 I. time far advanced. 3'Tr'i ^ '». 3Tf?r^FT^ ?«. 3TfFt%5!: ?». /. 
 
 Latest, a. secret, not seen, \. Hid. tth", n^, ST^'sq-, 3T^^, 
 Latee, a. more recent, Sjc. ^[^^S^^n'-^^'TS^T with q^f- 
 
 p-&c. ifra^ f^Hr5fT. 
 
 Lateeal, a. lelonginij, S)'c. to the side. ^YW^\,, TT^T^l", 
 
 Lateballt, adv. hy the side. 5fT^^, ^TT^r, ^T^qTs^f. 
 Lath, »i. narrow slip of icood, lamloo, Sfc. for plasterinj, 
 
 Sfc. ^pfspT 07- ^Ftift^/. «. ^l^f--W'K^f- (liiadeofthe 
 
 tree of this name ). 
 
 "Wall made of 1. and plaster. ^5 m. 
 
 2 ( for roof). t\^f. arf^mpHt ^^\t\ f. 
 
 3 fig. thin per son. ■^,\zvtf\^i^znw.]^-^,^f^n\^-^n^^^^. 
 To Lath, v. a. cover icith laths, afr^, 3TR0T w.-f^'TR m. n. 
 
 -ftT/ ^n^of-^of. [ ^f. 
 
 Lath-wobk, LATHiJfG, w. afj^rT o»' afmir n. Tv^k m. n. ft- 
 Lathe, n. — turner's instrument, "m^ or ^r^ m. ^TRS m. 
 
 Shavings from the 1. spfrT m. 
 
 To form on the 1. qrfrTiJr. 
 
 To turn in the 1. "^^j ^^. 
 Lathee, n.foam of soap. ^J^^]^^ "qrg- or %iti m. 
 (To Lathek, I', a. v. N. ^n^nTr^ %^ m. rlpfiif. 
 Lathy, a. Zan^y, v. Lean. W^Z\^'^^^ ^Preqi^r, ?JTS-i?r. 
 
 Laiin, «. srfrr^Tm/. I 
 
 LATT 
 
 Latitakcy, n. v. A. nJmr/. JfTHT^Tw. ^/. ffjrwi. v. JTR. 
 Latitakt, a. concealed, lyiny hid, v. Hid. nH', ^rT^ir, ^sl- 
 
 Latitude, n. Ireadth. ^f. MT^rw. 
 2 — celestial. f%|^m. ^Xm. 
 3 — terrestrial. f^J^TfrmTg^ 'JTrRrt. 'iT?^M. 
 
 A degree of 1. 3T?^r^ »». areTHTTm. 
 
 Argument of the 1. 3T?T^0Tm. 'TrT?r%^«. 
 
 Circle or parallel of 1. 3T^tTw. arSTf^TfrT ». sftjJST- 
 
 The complement of the 1. of. ?55Iot. ?J5rF»«. 
 Sine of the 1. 3T?T7qT/- Vc* -ri4 1 /. 
 The cosine of the 1. of a plaoc. ^:^^^\ /. 
 4: freedom from rules, laxity. m-T"3"rJrrm. Hr^PZT"-?;/. g- 
 
 '^A^\m. Rrfif^^Turr wj. IsfA^mi.^^^-^m.^^kvj^^ 
 n. f^^q^^■^^f. f^zmr^frr/. 
 
 Latitudinal, a. pcrtaininj to the Ireadth. ^^'TF, % ^ | o-ij | t) r. 
 LatitudinaEIAN, a. «o/ confined by precise limits. jfr<fvfe%- 
 
 Latitubinaeianism, n. la.tity of opinion, Sfc. f^'Xv^^f. 
 
 fMf^f%TT^f5/. HFT'irf*?^ n. 
 Lattee, n. later, — opposed to former. TT^JTTT'Tr or jyr, ITT- 
 
 »T^ or ?yr, I^RT, 3tR ( iu comp. as ^^Trtr, 3tTTHFT, T- 
 
 tR^R, 3TRq%5rr, the 1. half, the 1. part, &c. ), 3TH7 ( in. 
 
 comp. as aTTTTT^ /'O/'. aTTTT^, aT"TTS:, &c.), 3^, arfrm. 
 
 2 modern, lelonginrj to recent time. \^^^^ or 55T,^?fr- 
 
 jp5t?5, 3T^f^?r, 3T^f=5ft=T :?rR;^r. [ ^. 
 
 3 ^fco^u? mentioned. |HTT, KFT^^r, ^'T^T 7WRSJOT, JtRT- 
 Latteelt, adv. of late, in recent time, ^at^ or arjst^, 
 
 ^fTt^FS^^^ ^HfcT, 5|r5W^r f^?(f% arm, ar^N^ ^^f, 
 ar^f. 
 
 Lattee-math. See Aftek math. [ T^f^^R n. 
 
 Lattice, n. net work, Sfc. -jJlcil^H 'FRT ?^. ^^TlrT n. <pti\^n. 
 Laud. See Peaise. 
 To Laud, v. a. v. To Peaise. ^^^, ^r^r^iif, ^rfof, ^^,, 
 
 Laudabilitt, Laudableness. n. v. A. ?F:^^'ttp=TT /. ct^?fV- 
 
 ^rfr/. ^^Jrrr/. &C. ^^HT^'ht/. ^'T^^RTciT /. 
 Laudable, a. v. V. ^5rraT-=5Tr-^Frr-Ac. ?fT?T, 5?T=pftq-, ¥t- 
 
 I. See Healthy. 
 Laudably, adv. v. A. ^^TTFiTrTr rffc?. ?HfrT JRrTT^Fir (f^cZ. 
 Laudanum, ?;. af"f^ si% w. 
 LaudatOey, a. containing j)raise. ^^ft^r, ^jlrf^lS*', Wl=(4>, 
 
 W fill !■«•=(;, ^TtRRH^, ^jfHST^, ?^f?T5?T, ^^frPRTTUT. 
 Lauded,/;, v. V. ^cfi5^,&c. ^'Jn, sr?tf%fT, ^f^, ^lOTrT, ^- 
 
 Laudeb, n. Lauding, p. a. v. V. ^cfiTrTT, &c. ?Tr^^, sj^, 
 
 ?5frr-^^^-^5T-&C. ^Frrf-TR^-ifeo. 
 
 Lauding, «. v. V. — ac^ ^=pjt «• &c. ^^pirift/ qTiHIuim ^ ' 
 /. gTjfojjP/. ^^ n. =r^ n. 5iu{^ H. ^fopTT / ^ft^PT ». H-
 
 lAV 
 
 472 
 
 LAW 
 
 Jy Laugh, i-. «. ^^ or ^H^, ^TW «.-^ wi.-^^^ ». ^^, 
 — violeutly, &o. ^TCFT ^'^ «'• '^^'n, 'H^ ':I€^ ^l^iJf, 3T- 
 ^^rm m. SFToi— liglilly, gigglini^iy, &<■•• f*^^ f^?-?^ ^- 
 
 /. fT'F^ J- 0/ 1. -.• V 
 
 To 1. gaily & lightly, n^^of, n^J^FT ^^f, 5^7^"^, 5- 
 
 To 1. till one's sides split. ^Z ^ fft fT^^, ^^55 3^5 m 
 To 1. in one's sleeve. »R^qT H^t-Hli^*!! fTrff-TTSlfrl- 
 
 arfrr;^ antff-Ac. ^or. 
 
 To 1. on one side of the face. ^*KllrtN^ ^"t. 
 To feel disposed to 1. ^^ «.-fra[ «• %^ ">. con. 
 To 1. at; To 1. to scorn. See To Eincui.E. 
 Lircn, Liuontso, w. t. \.— act. ^re^ «. ^?f »». ^??^ «• 
 
 A free and easy 1. n^^/. 
 L. and jokiug. ^RI^/. 
 AVild 1. and gigglinu'. f<^^|U|| m. 
 Laughable, a. v. V. fT^RT-^sTr-^mrTT-^mr, \\^ m^r-^- 
 
 :m^r-&c. ^TFT^^, fTWTfTT^, TftirfT. 
 LAUcnEK, n. LAUGni>-G,2'.«.V. ^trrTTT, fT^-^-f?PT ^Pfrf. 
 L given to laughing. ^TT, f^, ^ITirj^, ^T^f q^, ^r?T- 
 
 LAuaniNOLY, (7ffy. ^ra;pT, ^^TfT^^f^T, f ?nTi^?f?tf , ^f 'T-Ac.^^TT. 
 LAUGiirsG- STOCK, n. V. Butt. ^Tg^«. ^ssrJTT m. ^KqK4^«. 
 ^tt\^T^ n. 3^|rar?^ n. 
 
 A quiet, enduring 1. him* or TTSR w. 
 XifonTFE, w. ^ff n. ^ni w. v. q', ^TW «. ST^T?T »». 
 
 Loud & boisterous 1. T^RTSSr^ ^of «. 
 
 Eapid and light 1. g^ /. 
 
 "Wild and violent 1. 3T?'^T?r »«. 
 
 To convulse with 1. ^jVAxzf- ^^ g. of 0. [^^Jjof. 
 
 To Launch, v. a. ( a vessel ). ?5k:af, J-tH^jof, nr^H OTiW- 
 
 To Launch, v. n. ilunge out, forth, fig. H5^^, qs^ot, ^- 
 
 Z'jf, §^ used with the present participle of auother 
 
 verb. 
 
 To 1. into vice, f^^^^. {v^'^f 
 
 Laukdee, Lauxdbess, n. ivasher woman. TTiftoT/. ^T^ftiT/. 
 Lauxiereb, n. u-ashemmn. qff? m. tn«ft m. V^{^ m. 
 Lauxdet, n. room where clothes are icashcd. TTJT'^ W^f 
 
 Laurel, n. (j+^u ■Ht'I. 
 
 Lava, n. melted matter from a volcano, ^^]^^^^^^^i qT^TT m. 
 
 Lavatios. See "Washing. [ ^ n. 
 
 Lavatory, n. jilacefor washing. yr^T^^t ^mi/. 5f^R5^'<TT- 
 2 See Lotion. [ g. of 0. 
 
 To Lave, v. a. v. To Wash, g^, ?TTrJH «.-Jf?Tr?5^ n. JRcf 
 3b Late, ». «. See To Bathe. 
 Lavement. See Clyster. 
 Lavender, n. ^ g^nftl^ ETSTTqf^r ^rff, 
 
 LaVENDEK-WATEE, «. tTTjr g^frfrj; cryuft 3^f|_ 
 
 LaveB; n. washing lasin. rW ?(, m^ n. ST?^TrI?rTT?l ff. 
 
 Lavish, a. 2>rodigal, wasteful, v. ExTRWAaAVr. 'JITir, 7'4- 
 
 2 fiiending or hesiowing freely, j)rof use, v. Lirkral. ^- 
 53, S^o! 0»- 5?tTot, f^^ToI or fs^loE, ^1^1=^1 JfT^, ^^^f^. 
 
 3 copious, profuse, lavished, v. Exuberant, q^^r^ftrf, 
 =q5J^'7:t?r, 3T^T5;qqoJ, ^tToSqft^T. 
 
 To Lavish, v. a. e.rpcnd or gire profusely, v. To Squander. 
 ^KTSt'n, TS^, SJ^of, %55 »H. 5f xof y. 0/ 0. iT5T^-3T?rr^- 
 
 5rr-3T^%^^-&c. ^^ >». jRof, r^ -TTot, i^^in^ot. 
 Lavishly, m^y. v. A. 1. ^^r^qtm^, &c. T'^TSqft^, 'JTfnsqq- 
 
 2 ?r^^ ^T?TT^, T^^'^f, ''■•^^I'^i ^oT^"^, Jjnrnr'jr, ^^^t^^, 
 
 3 BZ^ or ^T.\^ TH^, ^it^iJ, H^^t- 
 
 Lavishness, «. V. A. 1. g^^^qtfTT »». ^^^'^■C^^^[ m. 3"4OTft /. 
 
 3 fT^'^fsFTTOTT »«. ^R »». '^S /. =?tiT5CqfT /. 
 Law, 11. rule of action. JfiT m. p{^n m. f?ft'4 >«. ^'•^TT'T n. 
 \kJ m. g[=5f n. f^ftr w f^ftTfH^''^f?fTJT ot. firP^f^>qf?T^q 
 
 2 statute, edict., canon, decree, <Jv. Jf)T5T5T «. ^T»I^ ?«. 
 
 3Tg^TT?Fr 11. ^^ n. grpsTRfT n. 
 
 Administration of the laws. trfTrf^^OT n. 
 
 Code of laws. VTH^TT^ n. qH^jj^rTT /. 'T^f Rf^f^ ?«. 
 
 L. of the Medes, and Persians, fig. TW sTTtT w. 
 
 Laws and rules, s/a/iji'e^,— compreh. ^FPJ^^TT5I^TT ?n. 
 4: Judicial process. ^^^ m. sT^rfKKTn »«. 
 
 Court of 1. 3T^T^rr/. pstt^^'TT/. sT'TOTT/ 
 
 L. matter; matter cognixalle hj law. Eqq-^irftiq^ m. 
 
 To go to 1. ^^T »i.-?l^H<^<'^K in. n.-&c. W'K^. 
 
 3 the rules, precepts, code, ^-c. hg tchich judicature is to 
 le regulated; Jurisprudence. sir^^Rf'TfM' m.^^^p-.XiJT^ n, 
 
 A work on 1. ^^frf^ir^ n. 
 
 Criminal 1. ^jMn m. zp^f^f. 
 
 Knowledg'e of 1. qJTfTH «■ 
 
 Learned in the 1. tpTfT. 
 
 Written declaration of the 1. 5qiiT'4T/. 
 5 conformity to law, right. feTK in. ;^q- m. ^fTfff/. 
 G principle, rule, axiom, cj'e. of science, art, nature, ^c. 
 ?qPT »«. f^T m. ?wf «>. ^TT^li^V m. 
 7 — in theolog-y; </(e laiv of works. ^.A'^A m. q-^frTHTn 
 in. — esp. considered as a yoke or bondage. wA^^ m. 
 ( ex. ^r TJ^?Jr ^TPT^^fPTft ^F^s^t ^ TS ffr ). 
 Lawful, «. ("/(o/t is conformable to law. See Legal. 
 
 2 notforliddrn, not wrong, Sjc. V. Eight. f5[51T^:f, f^^'rf, 
 grsTcq-^n^TRr, 'iTf^%qT=^r, 3Tf=lf«r5, 3T5ri%?T, a^sif^^J, 
 
 3 constituted by law, rightful, ^igr^, ^i=5RT=5fT, ?l%^r, 'TT- 
 
 qp^, qt?ft=qr, '^Hrr, ^fqT=5TT. 
 LAwruLLY, ocftJ. v. A. 1. See Legally,
 
 LAY 473^ 
 
 Lawfulness, n. v. A. 2. fSHftTTOTT m. fH^lVrTr/. sR^sTT'TrT- 
 
 Lawgiver, Lawmaeeh, «. qrms^^FT'JrnT, W^T?<in^, Mi^sr^- 
 
 ^^, MirFrTf, ^f?T^IT, f^ff^rrT^, fsrtTTqt. 
 Lawless, a. nnrestrainni /j_y /<;;(',— of persons, v. LICENTIOUS. 
 
 fqqtTTffm, f^t-Tf^iq^T, ^iiwf?Rr^f 
 
 2. contrary to law, — of acts. ^sprT, ^^PT^TSTT^r, 51175%, 
 
 Lawlessness, n. v. A. 1. ir%^q''^r m. 3T=T1sq^iIT m- \^M- 
 ifOTT m. &c. if%^/ 
 I. lieentiotis, laiv-hraving conduct. "TITf/. ^TTTf /• fffSTT- 
 
 Lawn,J!, open space in a irood. rRfn^-^frflW^t-'tc. 51^55/. 
 
 Law-suit, n. ^?:^ «. ^;r?rr ««• "j+<iHI ?«. sqsffT?: m. -^r^ 
 
 ?)i. 5175 M. ^T'f ». 3T^ «». [%tTT. 
 
 Lawyer, «. one veiscd in the laics. ^K^TT^, *JH|T, 5:T^'^J!TT^- 
 
 2 pleader in a court of Justice. 3T5Tp;?ft^r-3T^fir?rar- 
 
 Lax. See Loose. 
 
 Li\XTi\-E, a. mildli/ pur<jatite. <TP^ or ^r^T HT^Jotr ^^ITRT, 
 
 Laxative, n. ^]Z ^\w.ot %lu\K 3fr'7'4 n. g^SToS f?». iT?!T=re- 
 
 Tjaxity, Laxlt. See Looseness, Loosely. 
 
 .Zb Lay, v. a. place, put, reposit, dispose, Sfc. %er'?r, ^T?Iot 
 
 ?4TTW, S^ot, rsf^, Htl'ii, ^rsm, r<TPT^n..-^'4N^r/.-FqT- 
 
 ?r»!.-f'7?iT m. ^T^ y. ofo. 
 
 3 spread on a surface. ?5R6t, ^?^iir, ^OT, HT^ot. 
 
 4 sffif^Z^-, still.^ compo.s-e, lit. fig:. ?Tt?r-'45-i.te. ^P^, ^TT^, 
 stH^TOT, ?!TH?rrt.-?Tff5r=r «-?Tf1%/.-&c. ^^i\ y. of o. 
 
 5 ( a o-liost, &c. ). f^S^iif, HTl'if, ITf^T 5T^ot, ST^f^'of. 
 G stake .^ wager, ^^m. JpTW-^rT^ y. 0/0. ^75 /.■-^^/. 
 'PTijf-^?5iJf-i?IT'n y. p/o. JT^OT, rSTSfot, irts^, qinrIT-&C. 
 'qT<=50T-5^^-&c. 
 
 7 ( eggs ). qiHof , nrsEijr, tt^ot. 
 
 8 appli/. -Ml-iui, ^sfS^'if, f^srot, qt^. 
 
 9 impose ( a tas, duty, cliarge, &c. ). sj^^ijf^ ?'<TrTit 
 
 10 impute, charge (a crime, &e.). ^^of, ^Riif, 3TTfNof_ 
 
 11 aside; ^«< off or aioay. 'l^^., i^T^iJr, ^T^-&c. 7:^. 
 
 12 by; ;;«< aside, put vp. \^^ v^^h 5^, ^'^ Sl#, 
 
 To 1. by carefully, to preserve, '^r\^ %^nt-;pTjf, :jn=f- 
 
 13 by; reserve for a future time. %cfof, ^^ot, f?RT5;T ^FT- 
 
 14 down; s^a^e, t. To PeoI'Obe. jq'TRnrf, ^TTT^ n. ^.X.- 
 ^ 3. of 0. 
 
 LAZ 
 
 15 down ( a load ) t^af, |^^. 
 IG hold; V. To Catch. VTTtJf. 
 
 17 in; i/OTT. q3r?r"^iJf, ^fsq-iif, W'^^ot, fl*ir^m.-&c. qp- 
 
 ^/•-^T^ <"• ?rc/. ^?:at-^?^:?f s^rof g- ofo. 
 
 18 out; set forth, spread, di.tpose. JTf5'r,%^,r^air, ^TT^or. 
 
 19 out ; expend. ^T^^'Tf, ^^^of, rirT^OT,^^«i.-&c. qp^^.o/'o. 
 
 20 on; (blows, a whip, &c.). ^S^or, rJIT^, rTRot, rfl- 
 
 21 to heart. ^^T^X ijijf-tiTrnf-'flTWot. 
 
 22 u]i; covjine to led, (J-e. f^^^rof, Trent, ^TRof, ^'^- 
 
 To bo laid up. ^]7: f. i^V^Wi^ g. nf s. f^^, T5^, 
 3T'«TOJT n. tj^iji-q^STT -fl^idr, ?^H f^5:t7f. 
 
 23 uji; //oarr?, «/we. ^f^of,Hf'^5n^,^qf »".-c'i:c.q?T%. ofo. 
 To Lay, r. m. produce eggs, aitft «. /)Z. qtr5tjr_ 
 Lay, «. stratum. See Layer. 2 meadow, See Lea. 3 so?iy, 
 
 /)om. ift?(«. jpf^rn/. 
 Lay, a. not clerical. "T^'-sft, 'Tp'*r'=^r,'T^'<I^r^'5Itft, 1^*T- 
 
 ft^, tTJTfftT^FF^THTfH, 37:^T?T--:THrHT;FRft^. 
 Lay-land. «. fallow ground. T^/. Tffrf -jII^M/. 
 Lay-man, ?;. "T^'tT ?«. lf^<T ^T§n=r?=:n' 'ig'^ '«• 
 Lay-stall, n. dung-hrap. ^jrT%7 «. sTtJi^sr tn. 
 Layee, n. stratum. '<T^»». q??T «'. "JT^/. rT^ w!. 
 Detacbed 1. ( as of onions, &c. ). q^ ot. 
 L. of earth & stones (as over a dam, <S:e. ) '<TTift/. 
 Laying, «. v. V. A. 1. — act. '^cfof«.Finwf«. qTR;5t«. &c. r^T- 
 
 "^Z- r^TT/. ^'-ifrT^ «. r<TTq^T/. ;^^ m. -jrwT^ ■«. f^- 
 
 m m. ^T^Tm^f %?HrT/. 
 
 10 3TTfT40T «. 3TTTRDT ?i. STRPT «!. (esp. in conip.as ^TTT- 
 
 ^T &c.). [m^f. 
 
 18 JTteijfn.&c. JTT^'jft/ irfPjr^/. »Tfs ra. hUHoI /. Htl- 
 LazaR, n. leper^ Sfc. ^FTI^, ^^fTf^, T^rf^^^ IFJff?^, K- 
 
 ^Mlf^q"'Tr. 
 Lazae-house, Lazaretto, n. ^jTri^rrST ?«. ^S^TT^ ?RMdl?-«. 
 
 Lazaely. See Leprous. 
 
 Lazily, adv. v. A. 3TT3?TT^, 3TT5;W ^5^, "Hrsi^TH aTToI^TH, 
 
 TTrT nJT?r, ?:iT5SHiTa;, •3To!:h?oiit, 's\^m^v^, 'flR*'M4«i^5. 
 Laziness, «. v. A. 37T5^ w.'iit^^fTqtirT ?«. ^'^/. ^^aqorrw. 
 
 fj^qoiT ?«. 3TR?q- «.3T?I?(FTT/. \^^'^\fn^\f. C*R?Tr^T?TT/. 
 
 srs^JTHfq' «i. 3^g;q' m. -qfrrq-srliT >«. ^^q^Tf^ w.^FpsfM- 
 
 Lazy, «. idle, indolent, slothful, .ihiggish. 31T^t^t or ^t,3TT- 
 
 3TPM3, ^3, ftif-a?^, aT?:5?r, f^j^sni, ^^^^rr, SRqfpft, 
 
 ^^rm^T^. Some terms and phrases for a rerg lazy ptrson 
 are ^mr^^ft, 5TH[55lft or ^fT, -flr5;?lt=^T TJiT, 3TTS?[Tt^r HTT- 
 
 ^t^TT ^iTTTT, fq^Jf^TT SilUK^IrTi ^TRTT ^TT'TKT. 
 Superlatively 1. ^IfTToE^fT.
 
 LB:V 
 
 474 
 
 LEA 
 
 Vender or brinjj^er of leaves for dishes. Tr^rtT. 
 Plate or dish made of leaves. "T^itns/. T^«. — a small 
 one. fl^FR or fs'ffa n. 
 I Unblown spiko of leaves, ^nft/. 
 
 To be shed or east — leaves of a tree, ^sof 
 
 2 ( of a book ). TR n. ^^ n. T^PP «. =nr^ »». 
 
 3 ( of a folding door, &c. ). "Polt /. ^pqTS n. !^^JK n. ?r- 
 ?5^ 71. fr^ m. 5rS"T n. 
 
 L. of a table. ??rR^T :p?«qi-=ft Twff / 
 
 4 ( of a hand mill ). ^5 »'• ^5 n.f. rf^/. 
 
 5 thing fuliaied. ^T^ m. q^ w. q^f «. 
 To Leaf, «. n. sZioo^ out haves, ^n^ «. ^i.-TTr^^ft/. <P^ot-^- 
 
 Leafage, n. qj^' n. pi. ^]7r^ m. <TT^fr/. Tc?^ ?rt. ;>?. 
 
 Leaf-metal, n. Ff^P^ or ?iq;^ «. 
 
 Leafisess, n. v. A. quim^rv^T Ji. qtJTirr^ jj. 
 
 Leafless, a Ja^r. f^TT'JfT, ^5«fr?T, f^Viir, f?!'!^^, 3T^ST, 
 
 A 1. tree. ?TTi^ »i. 
 . To Mote. iT^;j-5t, #501, 3^?r i! Leaflesssess, 7i. v. A. f^nrcrrFrr/. Ph'^'H -^dT/. Totjj'iidl /. 
 
 To become 1. arra^oT, arict^l^'n, 31lai+<M"l, gwi«(>Ji. 
 Lea, n. meadow land. sFTTjt n. JprfT m. 
 
 A j-alt marsh or J. «I^ «. 
 Lead, «. f?i^ «. ^fw o»' fl'T?f^ «• ?m «• 
 
 l{ed I. n^ »n. 1%^ «. 5TKT «. WHP'T n. 
 
 Of the color of red 1. ?T?Tr, >RTt, "^T^IT. 
 
 "White 1. ?1%crr or ^^F ot. 
 
 2 ( for sounding' water ). J|t? m. Tol »«. 
 
 3 leads, flat roof covered with lead, fvm^ tn^f n. 
 To Lead, r. a. guide li/ the hand. ^ m. tr^TT JT'JT y. ofo. 
 
 'J eondiirt. guide to. qtjf, %3:^ ^1^, Hfr=!:^?^^=T->.tc. ?HJf. 
 
 of y. "/<'• 
 
 3 conduct, head. RS ^r3r5T-4sis<i-&e. ^FST^T %'^-'«rR5«f'if. 
 
 j^FTR »i.-&c. q^ y. 0/. 0. q^TT w. / qjTS'iJf -^or g. of. 0. 
 
 4 rf;-«ic, <?H//re, allure. ^+1f5M=T %'Jr, HT^ ^1^ ^oj-, Sf- 
 T) influence, induce, 
 
 ^<if, ^^m, !T=iTi«jiJi, aft^/.-aft^r »». j^m"^ m. con. 
 
 t; (time, life. &(.'.) spend, pass. +,|(ju|, qTS=T^, jffZ'Jf, T^- 
 
 Tror/.-n^RT >». q^'iry. 0/0. 
 
 Tc Lead, v. n. goflrst, ^-c. shew the ivay. q% ^JTM-EM, "TJ 
 ^3J?r ^R/. ST^jpJf, 5^rft/.-5STr?fW»».-jfT^'t /.-q- 
 ^^FTT m.-&c. JPTW, 3imr »«.-3TTmft'/-55K m.j. t^^ 
 2 to ; Wing about, Iring on. ^V^\^ 3TM"^, aftoftH %"it 
 j«. fon. 
 
 Lead, Leabixo, n. v. V. N. ^i\ir\^u\\m. ^STSrft/. ^^^TqiRw. 
 
 To take the I. See To Lead. 
 Leadex, a. made, Sfc. of lead. f?T^TT^T, ^t^H^'. 
 Leadee, n. Leadi>-g,2'. a. v. V. A. 1. ^Ff q^^ %OTHT, ^- 
 
 2 ^omr, ^^-^TR 2ra^-c<cc. ^otttt, q^^-&e. HF.TTt,^?^. 
 
 3 & 'V. N. //ef«?, c7//f/, V. CoxDL'CToE. ^raqj, qiJir^T, q- 
 
 ^^) S'^^'^l'i 5^^"^! f»I^=STT, 115^, ( in. comi). ) q.^^WT 
 ( ill. comp. ). 
 
 L. of a religious order or sect. STpSTRT. 
 
 L. of a team or train. jtT^ qST^iTT, Hl^qr, ^Ttf T<t, 
 
 (bullock) strr;:"^. 
 
 Lead-pexcil, w. f^Tflpq^-^ q^^fe^. 
 
 Leadebship, 11. See Lead. 
 
 Leadwoet, n. Ceylon 1. f5l=?^ m. f^oTiJor/ 
 
 Leaf, n. ( of a plant ). qr^ m. qtJi n. ^=^ n. 5^ or ^ n. 
 
 Dry and littered leaves. qTrRT »«• TT=5[T5IT m. 
 
 L. ueed as a dish or plate. SjqiTisrrr n. 
 
 Load of leaves ( csp. of those used as dishes). qT^TTr- 
 U !>'. THq^T J«. 
 
 Pinnate or long-shaped 1. qRT »./«. qirft/. >TT^ n. 
 
 Tripartite 1. fH-T^ «. fliqtJi/. 
 
 Leaflet, w. BfRT 'TT^ «. 
 
 Leaft, o. having many leaves. ^T^TT^RT, ^;^TT'fl', 'I^'^ot, 
 
 qofil^?^, qiJTsr^, qOTifT^, q'JIiiq-. 
 League, n. alliance, confederaci/, ^-c. v. CoiiBISATlON.^ftf ?». 
 
 2 measure of three miles. 5(tT 'PRT m. 
 To League, v. n. confederate, v. To Combi>'E. 5^"^, ^^r?^, 
 
 Leagued,/), v. V. ^5p5?JT, ^?!r^T,&c. [gsE?^/. 
 
 Leak, «. /ioZe or crevice that admits icater. iT3?T «. loErft /• 
 To stop a 1. no5^ «• q^TS'^. 
 To spring a 1. f?:/. ^^, 5tTT »>. ?JTn^ in. con. 
 
 2 V. Ooze. qr^R m. [^^. 
 
 To Leak, v. n. let water in. 15507, 5rtof, q|y<ui, f5qq;<Jf, 
 
 2 (a boat, &c. ). qj^t n. ifiif. 
 Leakage, «. ^«7(^ that enters lij leaking. ^W-. »i. To!;^ n. T- 
 
 offrT n. ^^mf. 
 
 2 ZoM i^ leakage. W-f ^^/. 
 Leakisess, m. v. A. natqvTOTT »«. 
 Leaking, p. a. Leakt, a. v. V. n^<JIRT, T5^q^, ns^^TT, TWl- 
 
 ?TT, TToft WRT, H?r^. 
 To Leax, v. n. leave the perpendicular, v. To Incline. 5p5S- 
 
 2 fig. ;(«if?, propeml, v. To Incline, qiairr, c^sTot, ^^"^, 
 Ef^OT, TTTS'Jr, q^rS M.-5fra M.-&C. 3T?IDf. [^. 
 
 3 Zifflf/, he in a lending posture. FS^f^r, 3i~|u|ejui,3^iu|=|| ^■. 
 
 4 incline against, rest on, recline. S^iif, ani'iuj, 5W, 
 2b Leas, «. a. incline, cause to lean. V^M, 
 
 Lean, m.— of flesh. Hfi?! KRr n. 
 
 Lean, (?. u-antmj flesh, thin, meagre, lank, gaunt, frs, f}3^, 
 
 fren, fitiT, Tm^, ?i3q;qmoE, ^s'?!??^:, ^fr^f o»- ^fr-t, 
 
 Tm^Rl'T, TTrt^T^^Tr, R^?, R5F5T or 1'^]., Rtgl^^iftRT, ^^^1-
 
 LEA 4.75 
 
 ^^, q;f^^, f^s^fm, f^T^riT, f^^^rs, f^^rq^rir, Pf^- 
 ^r^, Pp^^fn^, 5FJ^^?p, g^^^fT, g^^, ^sffm, ^SH^?f, 
 f ra^sr, fT5T^, ^rr^j^r, ^rrs^, ^rr^E^ir, tir^r, ?>?t, ^j^ttt, 
 
 ^ftoT, JJ's^, ^p^f'T. Some terms aud ci)ithets for a t'ecy 
 lean pet-son, ai^roeiug wlih starveling, skeleton, larr-hones, 
 a lath, bay of l/ones, cfv. arc fflP^r, fre-STT, r5«P35Tr, WAZ- 
 
 ^f^ fk^T\ on. Tixqr^ f^T OT. 
 
 To become 1. teaste aicaij,,fall airni/, become emaciate,^ 
 gatint, meagre., ^'e. ^Rifr, trSfSfiit, trtl^, ''flaT, f^iJI^, 
 
 Ta;ijr, arfi !«. ^r^ot, g^<Jf, ^ratit, 'iT?:'ir, vf'zof, ^f^oj, ?Tt- 
 
 5W, irftq- ^m, ?^Tat, -TT^OT, q^r^^T^iJT, STFTof, ^f JJT'Jf 
 
 o;- ^sqiiTif, ^^^lii, sT?5or, 'iTfT «.-^ntr «.-&c. ^m y. 
 p/s. 5PTTO m. ^^\^ ^^ijf. 
 
 In the rather varied sense to be emaciated, to he (Jiav- 
 ing become )lean and meagre^ and as expressed by vari- 
 ous plirases; such as, to be reduced to a sJcelcfon, to be 
 mere skin and bone, to be a mere bag of bones,, to be as 
 thin as a lath,fo be as thin as a whipping post, to be as lean 
 as death., ^'e. ^'c. tliere are numerous phraseologies 
 in Mardthi ; as ^"rf, =ETTTT^f, =5fPT'if, ^WM., ftiof, r^T^ 
 
 or ^"qTjf , ^z^., ^rqwlt ^^^7. n. irijf , ^^7[v^^\■z^\-^u\- 
 
 ■=^ ^qrirq-r frof, ^TtTT^ "TTofr frof, f rsf^ JT>ifT ^"rirf, Tr?5; 
 
 ?TR<=Tr 3T^, qrctH "fr?: «. smot, 'Tra"<T t^^i?!; arrfjr 
 
 ^moT, ^sq «. 5f5;^ g. of s. ^Fnqrqf^T sti ^rot, ?i?pfrr/. 
 q^tif (•«. co!i. i\z qrs^ 3TTfJT ^rqRf^^ ^ti-jtt f ror. 
 
 2 barren^ spiritless, v. Jejune. ^^jf^?ET, ^T, 5=^?^. 
 Leaning, See Inclination. 
 Leann-ess, n. V. A. 1. iUquil m. ^%qiTT «. &e. TTFT^tr^/. 
 
 2 gfF^qorr »». &c. 
 
 2b liE^'BjV. n. spring, jump, Sfc. T^Sf, ^^of^ ■3^/. ptrctj- 
 
 qT?7^, SPt^, fep^, %q/'^Tq/. 'TTTOT-^Traofr-jr^aT, TT^f. 
 
 HRof. [ H ^M. 
 
 2b Leap, f. a. pass over by leaping. ^??f ^1^, 31^/. HTS;- 
 
 Leap, Leaping, n. v. V. N.— nc^ ^^oj «. 3'3l'/. ri^'^T m. 
 
 L. with the legs closed, f^qt '3^, ;^5r^?fr T^t. 
 
 L. heels over head. jfTrSt^/". "• 
 
 L. with the legs caught up. JTR^Koft Tft. 
 
 L. with the four legs. -^jlyO ?ft. 
 
 Look before you leap. qT^^ ^^ =!:T^!r-%^K, "ppT 
 
 Leapeb, n. Leaping, p. a. v. V. N. 3"5nTTTT, &c. 3^-qT, 3"- 
 
 Leap-fegg, n. — the play. +41+^/. %?^?t/. 
 Leap-xeae, «. 3Tfq^Ffer¥r% =r'T n.-^TR n. 'flf^-T; l^^q-rTTTn. 
 ^(9 Leaen, v. a. acquire by study. f^T^(r[, fi(T^?f q'lJr, 3T'-"'TT- 
 ?r M. JRiJr y. o/" p, ^fJt /n. core. 
 
 LEA 
 
 To 1. by heart, ^\z ^^. 
 
 2 y«(j! <7ic knowledge of, become informed of. Trf^^/.- 
 
 ETTFT-ctc. ;?C^, ^5:ar-?TTT^or )». con. ^\^^\ f.-kc^ ^f;\^^ 
 g. ofo. with in. con. ^-^puq-fcT ijSj in. con. 
 
 3 See To Teach. 
 To Leaen, v. n. acquire knowledge, study. f?T^^, q^oT, 
 
 To 1. to read ami write, q^ot m.-J^^uiOT w.-f^i^oir qjfbj 
 n.-fe^^ qsoT «.-fe^ot r^q-irf «.-&c. f^T^irr. 
 2 of ; take pattern. ^JW^ =fiT^, fqirfr hj.-^'Zctt «. %oif y. ofo. 
 Leaknei),;?. & «. V. V. A. 1. Uw-k^A, Rt^ q?T%=IT, .tc. 
 
 f^iq^uiT^,f^i^rs, f?T^fT,^^^r, ?iJTiT"^s5r,ir-7;i^^ -iTR^r. 
 
 I. re«(?, tTj-scf/ /m science, ^'c. ^^,rr:;\.^ q^-^, f^Tqi%=^, 
 
 f^rgH, fqTTrf^RT"jr, w?^^, 'fr?^?;^'^, f^f^^r, £'T?T=?r, f^^rr- 
 ?fq5T, 'fri^qTT^q-qvT, 3Ts^rHq^, f?T?TRn=i, pis--:?!^, 3t^^- 
 ^fsjq', ??i=tf5rq', f^qr^j, f^ixrr^ir^, 3T'4TfT, ^f fi", ^f^?T. 
 
 A 1. man. qJtrT, qf^rT^JTT, f^fg;^^. 
 A 1. fool. qSrf K^. 
 
 II. skilled in^ versed in, T. ConveesaXt. ^uT, ^ui^t, 
 
 iTTf|?T^rT, HTf^^TTTT, ^r^^FT, -iT^q-w, ^f|=rr?-'^?ir, f^rqcT, 
 
 III. containing learning. qff|c<TT'^T, ^r^^t^F, ?jfR, 1- 
 
 ^?T, ^^, ^rr^T^, s^jqi^^. 
 
 Leaen kult, «</■«. with erudition. qife^TT^, qff|?q q;^;^, qf- 
 
 Leaenee, n. V. V. A. 1. fll^orrTr, rsTf5 ^"JTRT, &c. 
 
 V. V. N.l. «»(/ ScnOLAE. RT^0TRr,qS(nT?T,3?>^ifT^ ^fivnj- 
 
 n, f^r4f, f^T^oTi^, filers. [^^H^r. 
 
 ■ One ever learning without coming to knowledge. Pr 
 Leaening, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. hw.^ n. RlfH qoT «. 
 
 V. v. N. -RT^iif M. qsfff w. ^^^''J\ n. art-^q-JT 7J. 3T^-qTO m. 
 f^r^TF^T^T w. f?T?Tr/. 
 
 I. knowledge of literature, ^c. fq^r/ s^^f^/. Mif^<-4' 
 
 M. fTTr[F^ w. fHi^^rr/. iffT^ K. ^?ir«qf^7. 'iT«r5r?r<Tqf^ 
 
 /.'JT?1T«qf^/.«r?Tr?TT/.'Rra5t7i.q^ijfM.i:njTi?f K.-i=rEqq-?f «. 
 An ignorant and obtrusive pretender to l.j^^^rqfSrT. 
 Obtrusive and empty pretence to 1. qtfe^T n.v. fiR^. 
 Piece-1. CTOT^^ m. pi. 
 
 II. literature, f^^\ f. 3T?R «. [^ ». 
 Cultivation of 1., pursuit of 1. f^<ijl*-4l^ m. f^CfTHfl'- 
 Patrouising 1. t^^r^qr^^T n. 
 That cultivates 1. f%q-|H*H5ft. 
 
 Leasable, n. v. V. ^ptar^ ?ir^r-=5n'-#TT-^m?TT-^nT^-&c. 
 Lease, m. contract for a number of years. ^[•^ m. ^pr^^T^fTf 
 
 >?!. qfTT m. 
 
 Cost of procuring a 1. ^l^^ir/. 
 To Lease, v. a. let by lea^e. ^PT^RT ^St. 
 2b Lease, v. n. See To Glean. 
 
 Lease-hold, a.hcld by lease. spWt, ^?ir^r, -^f?^ ^^^rTT. 
 LeasE-UOLDEE, K. ;pr^ M^SK, ^"t^^R, ^[?^^_ [^/. 
 
 Leash, n. cord w thong for a dog, ^'c, ^JT^oft/ ?r^ ?», ;fr5* 
 
 2 /i«;rfc. f?f^/. f^P^ n.
 
 LEA. 
 
 476 
 
 LED 
 
 To Leash, v. a. v. N. 1. :jTOoft^-&c. ^\v(^. 
 
 Leasixg. See Falskhood. 
 
 Least, a. smallest, cj-f. ^r7?Tr-?mc5m^?Tf-&p. ??^-tTT^^- 
 
 ?5f^^. 1 '4r5T ded. 
 
 Least, a Jr. in the smallest drgrce. ^^K^-^W\^i^\ ■&,<:. ^.M\- 
 
 At 1. not to say more. Fjfr, ?{';, ?TT^n «. dfcl. ?TT^r, 
 
 Thoug'li lie be not eloquent lie is at least able to speak. 
 At the 1. fpTTRT?T, ^FfJT^?^, fi=t^^.<I?f, f^^, f^^- 
 
 ^^^, :pT^q?T, ^?^^r^■, ^^Km^ ( a. Jed. ) rrff. 't?!T'H?rT 
 ( n. Jed. ) Hfr, q;rf r ^rrf mff, ar^fr ^irfrnft, '^tsrfRr, n- 
 
 Not iu tlie 1. q^ffm ^Tf f, f^iTf? ^ifr, qTOTH HTl^. 
 Leathek, «. '^.Hl'-ik^ iFT?t^ 7^. q^rfS n. =^rTKl «. =5im »• =^«. 
 Strap or tic of 1. ^T^f. ^mw m. W^=sf\ f. rT?HT m. 
 Worker iu 1. ( coniprehentliug currier, tanner, 4S;c.). 
 
 2 «i-i» as pulled ojf. ^fTc^/. «. ?rMS n. ?ITH^ «• ^FrTff/. 
 To lose 1. OT=5/. «.-^TrI? n.-&c. ^3TM y- ofs. 
 To Leatdee. See To Beat. 
 
 LF.iTnER-DUESSER, 11. =EfT'^^, 5R, tJH+.K. 
 
 Leather, Leathers, a. made, 4'f. of leather. ^PTScri^r, ^- 
 Leate, n. permission, assent. ^'^'^^i\f. 3TT|TT/. ^^ ot. 
 
 2 permission to depart. [r\)\^ vi. 'jTTITT/. :f "fT '«■ ?^/. 
 To take 1. irof, f^j-rr «i.-'jTTfrT/.-.S:e. ir^. 
 
 3 ( of absence ). x^J. f^rrnT »«. f^fr?r/. fft/- 
 
 3b Leate, t'. a. quit, Jepartfrom. flrS'rf, ^r|?f ^PT, ^fH 
 
 2 forsake, v. To Aba:?xox. HT^, ^rsiit, ^ts^, F'Tm m.- 
 
 &c. ^Tof y. o/ o. 
 
 '■i suffer to remain, ^oj, 5«fijf, Jj^^, ^ %6f, ^Sir"^, 
 
 4 lequealh. ^qq'5nH-H^%^f?r-&o. %iJt, Hf^T ^^jl^-&c. ^P- 
 
 5 alone; cease from, .j'c. #TI^, #r|^ ^I^, ^ITfT ^of, 
 
 <Trs/. ^TSiif, w%f. "^ijr, Ht^/ ^m. 
 
 6 alone ; not to touch. ^?T m. 5T S^iJi, ^ »». 5T ?IT^, 
 
 7 off ; c(7S)! aside or aiuay. iTT^'if, ^TtSOt, ^P=!TqT^ a. f?CfZ. 
 
 8 oil' . desist from. ^T5^, ^Tl^paf^ c( Jfuf. [ ^ijf. 
 out ; ««!<. ^rSTJf, TTot^, JFFof , ^loCtJf, ?Tf?OT, 3TrRai, 
 
 3V> Leate, To Leate off, i». m. See To Cease, To Stop. 
 Leated, a. Jiavinj leaves. TPTi^, qoTHT, ?fW, "T<nT, <TRt 
 in. comp. 
 
 Two-leaTed, opposite leaTed. fg^ot. 
 2 haviny leaves or folds. "fwTrqT. 
 Two-leaTed. ^ijicft. 
 'Lzi.\^-S,n.fermcntinj matter to raise dough. 3Tmor «. f - 
 
 Jff Leates, V. a. afect ly leaven. Y^i\ n.-grmor n.-^jrtK 
 
 «, (//r/y dishes, S;c. 3^^/. 
 
 I M.-&C. qraSr-^fT^ '^'1^'^, "W^tT^, 'ffl??^ "Bl^fof. 
 Leatesed,/). t. v. J q-OT qm'^^r, "?q^'3:?^T,\ti\ ^,r\^^vn^ _ 
 Leater, n. LEATiXQ,y'. a. T. ^'.l ^'iJOTRT, ^:^piII5^F, lie- f^- 
 
 I ?r3}^-^^ &c. q^f . [ -^n. 
 
 }; Leatixo, n. v. V. 1. 2 fftS^ «■ &c. FTFT w. ;rH?r «. f^TH^- 
 
 I Leavisqs, «. /7(/7(y« /r'< ; remnants, refuse, — geuer. 3:^- 
 
 ^■^ n. pi. (jTcfOT/. 37;5rr m. ITT5E ». ^q- m. :mm m. 
 
 2 — of food. ^i'H n. ^^i\^ m. JJ^R^isr m. ^f^jj"? n. :jf%- 
 L. — couijireh. scraps, crii: 
 
 ^.Tsf t3:r5i/. ^^?^5e 
 
 ^^FrsTTST or sf^T )«. ^fmCl «. /j/. ^iVHVil n. pi. 
 Lecher, n. man given to lewdness, \. AVexcheb. KTS^rRT, 
 TilS^, TTSS'T^Fpft, c^7, S'^sff^, f^T^I^ff. Some phrases 
 used of an inveterate 1. are. ^TRT JTTT iTT«r?lt "TT^r, 
 
 zp ^ qr^=f ?rTf r. 
 
 To Lecher, v. n. l\zm^f-v::^m\^\f.-&,e. ^.-^^ 
 Lecherous, a. addic'ed tu lewdness, y. Lustful, ^ipft, #- 
 
 Lecherousxess, ?!. T. A. fi/((/ Lust, qvirfrqiir wi. ?t55q^;^?j. 
 
 <\^^ m. ^^^T^^ n. ■^?TT^n m. ^Hraf^P/. 
 LeCHEET, n. practice of leicdness. ^i'^^J^^f. gCi-+,a||Njfl /. ^- 
 
 Lectiox, n. a reading, variation of copies. q75 in. ^T?^r\7:n. 
 
 Lecture, Lecturixg, «. v. V. A. l.—act. qre^tnot «. qf- 
 
 2 aT5^?l?TT/. ^T-'Jl^mR m. n\Ttjm. ^]^^V^^ n. 
 V. V. N. TT^THn^ n. TF5 m. 
 To Lecture, v. a. instruct Jormally. qrs ?«. ^floT iciV/i ^ or 
 3T o/ o. ^\Z^ M.-3T«rN^«.-&c. ^FTin. 
 2 reprimand. i\VS^ f?T?TT/.-^l*?r5rr TTT w?.-&c. 2R<jf-^, 
 ^TT55M.-5fTT^ll^PT«. ^^, =FRm ?ISTOT. 3T?ot, qJRTM. /»/. 
 
 To be constantly lecturing'. ^V^\ qj^T^rf ^(xf-'flT^liJr 
 To Lecture, v. n. read a lecture. ^JZm. ?rt^&t. 
 Lecturer, n v. V. A. 1. q-T^^flirnr, 3f«Tnqr, TT^q;, qrs^- 
 
 V. Y. N. qT5 ?TtiirTTr, qps^. 
 
 Led,;j. t. V. A. 1. ^r (^^^TT ?i%?IT, Ac. 
 
 2 ^^F^T, ^f^ ^FSrlT, &c. ?lt?I, SfTfTfT. 
 
 3 qshp a?if/ qr^HT ( in conip. as 3?:j^afqj q^jf, ^^n^^^. 
 
 m sTTtrfT, i%{'J5^ "^ms, ^^ 5^^^ q?ft^ etc.; . 
 
 Led-hoBse, n. horse led for show. 5Ftrf^?I^r5r»». ^trT^^w. 
 
 Ledge, m. layer, stratum, if^ »;. qr^rs /. 
 
 2 ridge, projecting part, ^i or ^ f f^oft/. gq?ft or 
 
 ^^f ^PIRT m. q;5/. 
 Ledger, n. look frame J from the journal,— of a merchaDt, 
 
 TJ^^TFT'jft/ ^^^/. See Note uuder Jouehai,.
 
 LEG 
 
 477 
 
 LEG 
 
 Account abstracted from the 1. ?TT^5f^ m. 
 Eutei'iiig into the 1. SfTT ^^n. ?<trTR(7ft/. 
 Xee, n. sediment, See Lees. 2 side toward which the wind 
 Hows. qT=^% ^^W^ f^^r/.-3TFTT/-5IT^/ m^rfHH^- 
 
 L.-side of a ship. ^HT^ n. 
 
 Under the 1. of. fH^TT-^ffrT, 3T5r?TfFT. 
 Lek-waed, adv. qr-qTHHrr^ f?^l^%, ^TT-q'THHrT. 
 Lek-waed, a. ^^-^V8^V(^ f^^t^^sTT, 5)T^THHU=5Tr,=ITg?I^^. 
 Leech, n. llood-suckir. ^f /• ^T^/. ^F=!i^r/. ^r^T^/. 
 
 A female that applies leeches, ^i'r^'tor/. 
 2 See PiirsiciAN. 
 Leek, n. ^FtfT »«• 
 Leeh, n. ollique or arch look. ^W.Z'\■'S{Tl^] SIoTTrn. 3TT^^^- 
 
 fif. %z\^ on. ^^^z\^ m. ^^m■^m n. 
 
 Leers. ^^^ m. pi. 
 
 To Leee, v. n. y. N. 3TT3^ qC-^^-a-fsJ ^n-^-STt^S^JT trSTM- 
 
 ^^^^ i\r?m^-^e. "Tif'jf, ii^s m. pi. miot, -^Tqii^^W «.- 
 
 Leeeee, w. Leeeixo, p. a. y. V. 5TI3t^'t^ TT^RT, 5T55 
 
 ^rS'iIKTi&c. H^^T^, cHTTTS^ff, ^H^?i^t?fr, ^.z^^\^^.vt\ . 
 
 Leerisg, n. y.—act. 3TT3% ^'R TTf'&i h. &c. ar^tlSSlH w. 
 
 Leeeimjlt, adv. i]k ^r|=T, sjI^^-^TT 5fe?TT^, arrS^^T^T, &c. 
 
 Lees, «. (/r<v/«, sediment. ifSE 5». iT^tT '«. ^ m. 
 
 Left, ;?. v. V. 1. #3^T, ?irf fT f^r|?!T, &c. iif^FT, fsr^ir^- 
 
 2 ?u5^?rr, ST^^^T, <Sc. ;sf^, TfTf^^, ^\i-^7{. 
 
 3#iTfT.— orts, &c. 3T?5T f ?:OT, :jT?5r J7^T, ST^^. 
 L. of a meal. ^^7, ^iRyJi- 
 To be 1. V. To Eemain. 37:>jf, srNijf. 
 
 4 ^q^trf fefrST, Kr^?I?^ 5tT. 
 
 Ieet, a.— not the right. ST^F, ST^^T, sn^T, ^^, =qT?lT. 
 L. arm. =JTH!TT;^ j». 
 L. hand. ^THf ^ in. W-^ n. 
 L. side. ^\^\^ n. sfm^f^T TO. 
 
 To cast or leave on the 1. hand (an object in papsing 
 it ). 5T5I?5>jf, 5TTr/.-5T^r m. ^T?M. [STSTT. 
 
 2 <Art^ is on the left hand. 5P-qTfm^, ST^'TTfTfTT^BS^r, 
 Left-handed, a. 5T^g^ or ^m^ ^jsnT, SR^, ^sf'T^ir. 
 Left-handeesess, n. v. A. iT^g^qoTT m. STsft^'Jir »». 
 
 Leg, ?z. qr^ »«. em/, efrifr/ frfifr/. fmst/ ftim. ^fspr o 
 
 Born with the legs foremost. TTTToE or ^. 
 
 Swelling of the legs. s?ftq^ «. 
 
 That has one 1. shorter than the other. ^5 'TT'Tr^r. 
 
 That is upon his last legs. y(i=)U|4vt. 
 
 Worked off one's legs. (^PA ?=5'r'TRrT. [^i^, 
 
 To be upon one's last leg's. ^'S^f'jft^ ^of, ^Z^^f. ,'( 
 
 To give leg-bail, »w o/. #n^ w». =?;^-'^'^'iT, ^TT/ |[ 
 
 To set firm upon onu's legs. ;j3troi/. ^\Z^. 
 To stand upon one's legs again. TTS/ ^^c^^t, ^J^ 
 TTT m. ?iri^- 
 
 To stand upon one", own legs. JqijrSR^ -fPT?^! ^1- 
 
 To stretch one's legs. ^PT m. Hf^^r ^ot. 
 2 ( of a table, chair, &i- ). ^]Z{ m. J^^ m. 
 Leqacy, 11. bequest. Hr^f^^ilTirt^FT «• Jff^T^'tTJR «■ Hr'J- 
 
 Legal, a. that is conformalle to law. ^qS?f|T, +N4JNI, 
 
 "T?f, tiH^TTwr^TFT, tTH^nfe(M^i*fT, '•4'i^ir'^R«r''T, 'an- 
 
 2 o/or helonging to law. £?T=r^iTnTT, s^5f|?T ^^'^-f^«T- 
 ^, sqsTf R HFIRT, o^ST^ f^T^t^T, s^TR^fcq^, ^TTI^. 
 
 3 cnjuiiied. jinscri/ied. cons/iiii/<d. c\-c. hy law. q;r'TqT^- 
 
 4 //(«< Zoo/i« to works fur sahation. spHTTT'Tr, ^TFll^, 
 
 Legalist, n. one who rests on rvorks. ^^^P\\, &c. See A. 4. 
 Legality, Legalness, n. v. A. 1, ^Hft^TT'^R^lfjmT/. ^- 
 
 4 reliance, ^'c. on works. WMfwAf^W f- ^TPT^sTT/. 
 
 jpHTTmf»'?T'Jr n. 
 
 To Legalize, v. a. make liruful., authorize. ^^^^Tf^T-^^f- 
 
 cf-&c. ^-'iTM^, 'T.\^^''^ ?'<TrT^, ;? "pr m.-'i\^-^j'.--i^\- 
 ^;■£\^J:-■^^]f.-&c. ^.m-^jny. ofo. 'flr^ifj^^-hf^-f^tT- 
 
 Legally, adv. v. A. 1. :pFI3TTSfTT0T, +|i|ill--|<^+H, spra'^- 
 
 ^ftr, 5FHf?r5TT^^n", '-^'nimrg^TT, ^^Tsr^Trf^rwr^^fTT, xj- 
 
 3^?T'THTgCT-&c. 
 
 Legate, n. ambassador. ^I^c^, ^. 
 
 Legatee, n. one who has a legacy lejt io him. HT^S^^^- 
 
 Legation. See Embassy. 
 
 LegaiOB, n. one who leaves a legacy. HfJ^^Hi.il<f-lO. 
 
 Legend, m. narrative of a saint, holy place, ^'c. f{\^\r*-H n. 
 
 =ErfT5r n. w:>A^f. argnqFT ». 3n??^rfq^r/- 
 
 Eeciter of legends, spil^^, ^ft^ /oiJ. ^WH, 3^5* 
 
 ?f'-TFi'\, q;f*^^, 'irenff. 
 
 Sweetmeats distributed at the close of a recitation 
 
 ofai. sf?!!^ w. f^rrn/. 
 
 2 incredible, laumlhcntic tale, Sfc. Zr\W.A^J- ^^^^^TT/. 
 Leoendaey, a. existing in legend, fabulous. ^Rft, ^^^"
 
 LEI 
 
 478 
 
 LEX 
 
 !ilr?r^r, ^^, <P'«nff^, "j?Tmrf«r?T, jrmr^, ^^pipt?^, ^- 
 
 LEOK.SDiiiY, «. rtcllei- o/liyrmh. ^pV^rt, ^5m pop. ^- 
 
 zm, ^-isij] or qjvni^, st^hmt^'t, ^f*T^, nrmt. 
 
 LtiiEiiDEMAiS, n. V. Juooi.KUY. ^^^Hlft^r %5; m. ^^?5T- 
 
 q^ n. TI^ ". 'TlS'i'II''. n. ?3^R «. 
 XEOt:Ei>, o. fiarinj %»•• TFlt^, 'TT'fr ( in comp. as ^TT^t), 
 
 q^ ( iu couip. as f^^ ). 
 T.f.oiii.sa, n. Hm\4X ^"^PTT^r ^FPtt ". 
 
 Lkoibimty, n. v. A. 1. Err=qraT3fr'lT<^r »». &c. t^H^^t^tt/. t- 
 
 Legible, a. possible to he read. Efr^TrqT^TT-^PPTT-^rnijfr- 
 
 &c. <re;fnT, Tre^, H-i'l-m"?, T^^nf ^. [ g"Tra5T. 
 
 2 ffl.«y /(? Je read. srr'^IT^H ^nTT, ^14'Pl^'^^, ^''"r'^'T, 
 Leoiblt, adv. T. A. 2. ?fn> 3TWf4f , WP, ^'?, f ^P^'T. 
 Lkoion, n. — military body. %?TT^^ n."tf''T^ n. IPTTTR 
 
 m. ^HHI'I »". [ "T^ n. 
 
 2 ^rca/ number, t. Multitude. ^l/. ^^T m. ^^ «. 
 To Legislate, v. n. enact laws. «m'-('^ m. pI.-T-T^ f. pl.-fH- 
 
 ^^ m.pl.-&c. :RCTf-F<TIW-irf''Tat-T^, ^rq%5t^'r/-^PT^- 
 
 Legislation, n. v. V.— nrf. ^^?Tf^ ^^'{r-7;/. &c. ^;v^\- 
 
 Legislative, o. /nit'-TOaA'i'.v^. ^fn^T^ j-=)U4|f^i-^ ^Tq'V ;??^qj- 
 ^, 'FT^ ^RUTITT, ^3I?[^^rHT, &c. f?r5TiT?'<Tr<T^, f^fiRiTTT^ 
 
 Lkgislatok, «. T. A. q;ra^-^-!KPrpTRHT-&e. JROTTTTTr^T- 
 
 oirTT-&c. f?nm rtTnT,f^fWrT^,-&c. 
 
 LegisLatuee, n. iJiepoivcr or body ivhiclt makes laws. %^- 
 
 ?)<+.l< n. 
 Legist. See Lawteh. 
 Leoitimact, n. v. A. 1. -'sfpimT/. <m^^ n. grPT^tl/. 
 
 2 aTO^qoTT m. ?3VmT ?n. ^rf/ 
 Legitimate, a. horn in ivedlock. .'j^rr?r, ^TTTJ^fr^T, %7f?rJTr?r, 
 ?"T?^?T=jT, 5^53^, g^'TT, 3T^:^, 3^^^, fifffcT^^. 
 2 «oi!/a/«e ;;««/■, ;»-o;,er,v. Eight. ^^^ ch^;:?;^ 3T?ft^, 
 
 To Legitimate, v. a. invest with legilimanj. '^-m^ m.- 
 
 Leoitimatelt. See Lawfully, EiGnTLX. 
 
 Legume, «. See Pod. 2;)Z. Legumes, v. Pulse. ^^^ n. 
 
 ^FT5 n. ^FSStrr n. fg^ pop. fg^j^I «. fg?;?; q-jrq- «. 
 Le oumixo ps, a. pei-taininj, Sfe. to puhe'. ^Pl^nrr^, fg?^- 
 
 ^JTim^, fgT=5 ;iTPft^, fl^ffT^rT. 
 Leisurable, a. fflfflH/, not oeci,pied,~t\me, &l: ar-T^jf^Tr- 
 
 Iejjube, ». freedom from business. ar^r^T w. %5r/. "pI 
 
 At 1. <?rr%3f Ffi^f, qiT>^ rf^r, qjRf^TF Vt^h, <pr-7^'r%, 
 
 1 nterval of 1. ^/ ^Rt ?«. /. "P?: /. 7^^ or T^t?/. 
 7^n7T/. ^?TTTfT/. ^^f^/. 
 
 Period of 1. fT+iM'=|5;/. 
 
 That is witliout 1. ar^sf^prJI, f^5r-Tr!!T. 
 
 AVatit of 1. ar^T^'^rn m. ar^-T^r m. 
 
 To fiad 1. <pr^or i«. fo«. 
 Leisukeliness, v. a. flH^uft/ '<tirf /. 
 Leisuuely, a. done without hurry. wr^-:pTi!fr^, ?TN^r^ft^- 
 
 &c. %^^, 5?:?Rft^r, vtiTJ^T, f^Hrf =qT. 
 
 2 sZoH', «o< //asVy, v. Dilatory, Dawdler. 'ffW^^ft, ^T- 
 
 Leisurely, ado. v. A. 1. ?TT^^?fm, ftTJTrr^, ftT^T'^rW, '4- 
 
 5T?^, &c. ^BT^r-^T^T, TJT^ TK?T, TTif^H^. [ %<Jr. 
 
 To take ( a work, &c. ) 1. ^nq-^r^fT^f?: '^of, 'Az\km 
 
 Leman. See Gallant. 
 
 Lemma, n. a previous proposition proved. <J^f<f^rf%Ff HC; /. 
 
 Lemon, m. <?;7)v« acida, — the tree. M^OT or fSj^OT/ H- 
 ^ift or fegq^/. i%%>ift or fSjifruft/.— the fruit, Tk^ or 
 
 Lemon-grass, n. n^rft ^^ ot. TTrft'^T ^^ m. W'€\ ^^^ n. 
 
 Lemonade, «. fM^\^-Tk^\^ '^vs;^ w.-T^ w. 
 To Lend, v. a. give to he returned in kind. ^^f^-'3^^^Z■'S• 
 ?PT5nT ^, 3^ir^Rt ^. 
 
 To 1. just for Bf momeBt. ^ ^'F^T ^. 
 
 2 o/or^ the temporary use of. ^?^W^°I^^^T^'Tt^^-'TTT'Jft- 
 
 ^ -&c. %TJr. 
 
 3 ( money, at interest ). ^f-^^H-=5^Tr3TRr-&c. ^S^., %• 
 3T w.-^ROT n. %ot, Jp^?rr3r-oqT^-&c. ^, 5^:?Tpt-^T^frRTH- 
 
 4 See To Afford, Give. 
 
 Lender, n. v. V. 3. and Creditor. tR^T, '^"^I^rT. 
 Lending, n. v. V. I.— act. 3"?r5T^Tft ?^ «• &c. 
 
 2 ^ratH ^OT w. &c. 
 
 3 ^^liui n. sqT^TFr^Sr n. 
 
 L. and borrowing. X^/- ^^^ "• ^'HM=I /. "^^TT^^Tw. 
 
 Length, n. ^A^f.\^ n. aTFTm ot. 
 
 At full 1. ( lying, &c. ). h:»IT adv. decl. ?j%. 
 L. — in land measurement. ^55 m. n. 
 
 2 extent of space, sfsff/. BROT /. ^W/. 
 
 3 extent of duration, space, T. Dueatiqn, Time. ^S ?«. 
 ^pra or 55 m. 
 
 3 j/rea^ duration or space. ^^^ f.\^^ n. 
 
 At 1. at its full extent. ?fm ^FTNff ^, ?rf^^T, gf^- 
 
 At 1. after long delay, v. At Last, ^i^, f^^^t. 
 To such 1. (Jiqsnc, "('tT^^rl-TT^nt,
 
 LES 
 
 479 
 
 LES 
 
 k 
 
 To Lesgthen, v. a. make longer, elonjate. Bi^W^f, 3t«T-3TftT- 
 
 1 prolong, p-otra at, conlinue. ^\^^^^ ^\^^^^ ^^ %T^. 
 
 8 out; m^m ^T^, fA^^ ^'^. sjisjur/. ^^^. 
 
 To bo lengtbened out. T'^^^r-TT;\^^^T q^xTf. 
 To 'LY.sOi'-cn-E.^^v.n.grow longer. i^A^^, T'.\^^^^, ^]^^,^M ^. 
 
 LtKGTHENED, ;>. V. V. A. 1. P'A^^^.^J, 'iTf^^ T'Mw'^.^T &C. 
 
 Lengthwise, aJv. in the direction of t/ic length. ?5f5ff?f, ^t- 
 
 <^^s^, ^q^, f^^ lied. 
 
 L. and brcadlliwisc. ^''?I=^"'tTW. 
 Lesgtiiy, a. V. Lo>'G. ?5T^r^^i^, sjTT^Prf^I. 
 Lenient, Lenitive, a. assuasive, eiiwlliint.'r{m-f\^-&c. WX- 
 
 DTTTT, ?m^, ^T^T^P. 
 
 2 mild, clement, v. Mild. q?m?y or 3, W"^, H^, ^''t'^T- 
 
 orr^T, ^^T, ^ifJ, WHT^T, ^TON^TTT^, w^nTq-i=5n", 
 
 L. measure. ^rfTIT=5fR)«- ^WTTT^ m. 
 
 Iesient, Lenitive, n. a medicine or application that eases. 
 
 ^T^TRJp q5T'4 m.'^V^q M.-&C. ^dHlT^IK m. OT^TTT^T «. !T- 
 
 W^ n. [ "T^rV. 
 
 Lenientlt, adv. v. A. 2. ^rmf^, ^mrq^TTT^, ^l*^^, f^Vr- 
 
 Lenitt, Leniency, n. v.A. 2. ^rH3TiTr»».€^I'^fTT/. RTTll/. 
 
 I.-opposed to severity. 3T?q?5 Jn.aTrT^^SST'i.aT^Tfn?^!/. 
 Lens, h. z^U EJift q^t?ft;7 ^i^/. 
 Lent, ;>. v.V. 2. g-^HV f^-^^T, T^^T^TRt f%?1^T, etc. ^-^qr^ 
 
 2 ^STFT^'Jir fs^l^T. 
 
 3 Jp^Tf^?|F^T, &c. q;3Tf^, ^F^jfrqr, ^criT^_ 
 Lentigo, n. scurfy eruptions. ^THT m. ? f^T^ ?j. ? 
 Lentil, n. — the plaut. T^T/. 
 
 Leo, 11. — the zodiacal sign. T%f m. 
 
 Leonine, a. lehnging, S;c. to a lion. fS{|FqT, f%|^q'4t, ib'^, 
 
 Leopaed, n. f^^EfFTT or f^x[] m. f^=5nf; 7)i. ^5^n^^ oc ^S-ifT o;- 
 
 ?3?:sT m. 1^^3^]^\•^ m. fz^z'^^ ^]^ m. 
 Lepeb, n. V. A. qjisl, ^rsirr, ^-qr. 
 
 LeioeinEjO. Iclonging^ tj'c. /o a /w?t. ?T5TT^, ^l^re'^i'tft^ 
 Lepkost, n. ^PfS or spTS w. ^^ «. J^fm m. The Medical 
 
 Shastras enumerate 18 kinds,Tiz.7 severe and 11 milder. 
 Black 1. T^fTFft/. ^f 1 n- szrrf^ in. JT^T^qrfq- ««. IT^- 
 
 fn «i.— Person afflicted with it. r^fqfqr, =C^^, oqr- 
 
 L. with circular spots. 'HV^ n. 
 Purulent or running 1. 3T1?J ^. 
 "Wasting 1. Tr^.c+y «. 
 White 1. Tfif^ ^rs n. S^H+y ". 
 LepeOus, n.^FTS^TT, ^TTf or ^Frst, ^^t, ^^-STf, m^T^A, 'T^jft. 
 
 L. with serous runnino;s. r5^1I#s^r. 
 Less, a.— comparative of little. ?r^H, ^.^^., ^iT, q;iTrft, '4r5T, 
 ?^, 3T^, all used with |^-q?^-&e. 
 
 To grow or become 1. ?;^T=riJf, rS^HIoliff. 
 2 — in hei^lit, length, age, &l: lower, shorter, smaller, 
 younga: vrra?j, ?r^^ir-,— as distinguiiiLt'd from ^^m or 
 
 ^ ( the greater ) ^. 
 3 short of. gTJir, ^fiT. 
 
 The privative termination Z/'m is rendered by ^^, 
 %JZ^, 'rf^^T, f^Tf^, ftl^^, ^qfrrf?^ affixed ( nil used iu 
 comp. as Hf?t^q' \vitk'8.s, ^q-^jrq- pennyless, &c. &c. ); 
 by % and fsf^T prefixed to words of Persian or Hindus- 
 tani origin ( as ilgTTH faithless, ^%^ sapless, f^TTHTl 
 faultless); and by the particles 'jT and f^f?^, f^, ic. 
 prefixed (as arsTTtr, ^^f«T, f^7T^'4-ic. &q. ). 
 L. or more. g'uiiM^r, ?<T?nf'--T^, ^=Trf?l^. 
 
 Less, ado. v. A. =SHt, '4r5T, &c. 
 
 Lessee, n. one who takes on /ert.vc.Jpl^^^%^^ ^rTT, ^Irf'iM,. 
 
 To Lessen, v. a. make less, diminish in bulk, quantiti/, S(c. 
 
 -^ Hi--iTR?Tl%/.-^rT-^ra' "i.-?'Mr?^=^ m.-Sic. :Rot 
 g. of 0. Wj'^^.V^ n.-^^X^\^rn[ n. ^,xi\ g. of o. 
 2 diminish in degree, Sfc. alale. TrfJ;af, g'rReT^, 'PTt-^- 
 ?5^r-3''nT-^?r-H5-&c. ^p^of, S'rfR m.- T7^TT OT.-&C. qp^St 
 y. o/o. fH^, =^^Rr m.-?T^ »i.-?^/.-ctc. !PT<jf g. (f o. 
 To Lessen, v. n. become lc.<:s in bulk, quantilij, tj'c. t^SH-'F- 
 JTt-'4T5T-&c. ^m, '4lT^FRW,?^^^R'Jf,?^^Rr5"^, H^'Tf, ^- 
 
 2 become less in degree; abate, T. To Deceease. 3TTR- 
 
 ^, ^?5q;r5raif, ifn^^, 3rR#, jt^"^, ^Triwif, ^ra^T, 
 fSfsm, ^?^q;T-'T^-&c. Tiof-fm, ^ftn; wf.-g^^TH m.--^w.- 
 
 ^■q m.-&c. |m y. of s. [ 5^?f, ?ft0T. 
 
 Lessen-ed, p. Y. V. A. 1. FJ^FT %^r, '<?[IW %^?5T, &.C. ^- 
 2 g-fTTSFJl, ^^^T %^?ir, Ac. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ?5^ ^TTSOT, '<fTI=PR?:^T, FJ^RT^SrlT, ic. 
 2 JTiTR^^r, p^5f%?rr, &c. 
 j Lessener, n. Lessening, ^j. a. v. V. A. 1. FI^R ^?;<JTTTT, ^to. 
 
 2 g?RiTRr, ^^ ^^MTr, &c. 3^^tjt-&c. w.r\r. 
 
 Lessening, n. v. V. A. 1. — oc/;. rj^n ^fR^ k. &c. ?;^-+,<ui/f. 
 '^^^^OT n.— state. =^ ««. ?Tq- w. ?Tf?r / JTFT=^ra ?«. 
 m^^f^f ^^^^ in- TinrfTlrr/. ?yl?5f-^ m. 
 2 ««(/ V. N. 2. yoc Abatement, Deceease. 
 See Less. 
 
 . thing read, Sfc. ^'^ m. TR m. =4||^qM n. 
 L. to be read. ^r^^f. v. ^FT, f^T^?. 
 L. to bo conned. W'i\f. ^r^oft/- 
 2 OTfl^tr inculcated. g-q^^T «'. f^T?Tr/. 
 
 Lessons ( as iu gymnastics, accomplishments, &c. ). 
 ftraTt^/. «.'^, if. 
 
 To learn a 1. gel instruction from experience. 3T(^?r/'.- 
 Cfl5?y/. qs^jf in. con. 
 
 To get a severe 1. qj^/. s^M, ?r?/. W^ or in. con. 
 
 t^Rrif, T?^/ 5^1^ ««. con. [y(fo. 
 
 To take a 1. from, copg, ^r. ^rarTT Wi.-'^IT m. ^at 
 
 To Les!-on, t', a. tutor, prompt, put up to, v. To Teach. 
 
 U'fA^, f^iq^^fOT f■-f\\'T.^^ f. ^.l^., SIR m. TT^-'^, Jpr- 
 
 q' w. j'Ti'Jr-'TTiJf-HTTiJt g. ofo. 
 
 Lessoned, p. v. Y. f^VT^f^^i?!, etc. ^Iffq", ^"r^^rr.
 
 LET 
 
 480 
 
 LEV 
 
 Lessob. «. one toho lets m lease, ^p^ ^ITT, +)rf ^"TRT, 
 
 Lest, conj. 'F^TfsjH, <<<^l+,<iir^a;, m\, ^"^l 
 
 To Let, ». a. itujer, allow, v. To PEBiiir. ^<^, s<c(ii'n/.- 
 
 2 put to hire. >TTT«rR-Hr5qm ^-?5m, Tlln.^g^H ^. 
 
 3 oJ*//-M /, V. To HiM)EK. 3f55iT5:T ^w.-aT?^!^ m.-^'^'^• 
 ^ m.-&c. «RW. 
 
 4 alone; Sec To Leave alone. 5 in; See To Admit. 
 C loce. fltl^, JTrpET-Ac^reoT. 
 
 7 ofl'; discharge, fire. ^\^., 3^^^, TH^jf, sfTT M.^l'Si^, 
 
 8 oil", V. To Paedox. ^t^iJf, ITPP^R^. 
 
 9 out; »i^<T ^0 e.icape. ^rs^, g7-^^-&c. ^af. 
 
 10 out; V. To Fakm. ^i^ sor, JT^^T^-&c. ^6t. 
 To let blood, v. To Bleed. 7^ «.-5flT/. ^FT^of. 
 
 To let fly, Y.To Discdahge. ^^,\^^^^n.w,mg.ofo. 
 Let there be ! 5^«JT. 
 Let, w. ohstarle, v. Hindebance. 3T5/. ^T^/- 3T^^tiR/». 3Tr- 
 
 5^T€t/. ^/- iTfTI^tT m. ^'ij m. 
 Let, ;). v. V. 2. -JTrs-sTT^ fir?f ^. 
 Lethal, a. mortal, v. Deadly. ^m^^T--^V. 
 Lethabgic, Lethaegical, a. moi-Udly droiMy and heavy 
 — per.sons. HreT yiM|o6-gttTr, 5rn5 TS^?5r, &e. arffTpT- 
 
 2 //cai-y, ^'c— sleep. IT^, 'll'JHtJ, ^, ^Tppnff^ 
 LETnAltGV, M. morhid drowsiness. 5rt^/. 5rtT/.|rN'T/. irfTS 
 
 Lethe, n. oUivion. ni^Hfrl/. 
 
 Lethean, a.causiwj ollivion. f^HT TTI-ifr, R|<:Mfdvd?r^-+,li+'. 
 Lei'Hifehous, «. V. Deadly. ht?t^^^, ifpjT^T?T^-^TT^. 
 Letteb, w. ( of the alphabet ). Off?^ «.^ m.^^ »«.JTIrnpT/". 
 
 Compound 1. ^ 3T?fT m. HJ^r?^^ «. ^«f?T^ n. 
 
 Euphouous uuiou or coalition of letters. «r'rr?rf^' m. 
 
 Fully sounded or aspirated 1. H^STHT m. 
 
 Kuowledge of the letters. 3T^^ ^^^ J. 
 
 L. by letter. 3T^^:. 
 
 Letters drawn upon the sand board in learning to 
 write. gorre=(T n. 
 
 Simply sounded or unaspirated 1. 3Tr^!nW m. — as- 
 pirated 1. T^M m. 
 
 The scttin<^ ( of a child ) to his letter.s. 3TWKH w. 
 
 To form letters ( in learning to write ) by drawing 
 a dry pen through the letters of the copy. qj^f^M, qi- 
 
 2 cpislle. tT=5t n. <FTn^ m. fef^n. ^ OT.Tfsnjr/. T^^«. 
 Letters and notes — eompreh. ^fJPT^^m.w.fsj^^^PTT^/. 
 By 1. through epistolartj communication, ^ij^^ 
 
 Envelope of a 1. T^^m m. X^'TW^ in. 
 
 L. scaled or closed with gum, a wafer, &c. amm m. 
 
 L. without a separate envelope, airr OT#^ m. 
 
 Letters patent. ^FI5/— That is held, &c. by letters 
 patent. W?J^. 
 
 The address or complimentary commcnoemout of a 
 1. V. Addbess. H^?rT or iTRT '»• ^^.^,\^ /. 
 
 Upon siii-ht of the 1. <T^?T^r, 'T=^ "Trf^TR, T^ <n^^- 
 ^^. 
 
 To become a dead 1. J^ot, 55Eot, H\Ji\ TS^r. 
 
 Letters to and from certain of the offices and rela- 
 tions of life bear significant names. A letter to a 
 father, mother, elderly relation, superior, Ac. is fli- 
 fTN^TR^, f5rfTfirT==r, fcr^ffpT^r.— to a son or daughter, 
 younger brother, &c. 'flT^ft^f^TJT.— from a superior 
 officer. 3TTfm==T. 
 
 Some of the lowly designations assumed by tho 
 writer in letters are qtW, "?Mt?TnrT, •JTrf^TT, 3TTf^rTf- 
 ?T^"?r, =5rraR^, =^T?tT'-T% or ==R'T«^, ^■HH'ilW, STTfTTqi':^, 
 
 3Tffrtf^i=r. 
 
 3 literal meaninj. m^^'Cf m. q7T'4 «»• ^15^'4 ni. Tr"<Tf*r- 
 «f;r4 m. 3T?TrT'4 m. 
 
 4 letters ; literature, st?^?; ii. =qTT 'i{^i n. pi. f^fSTT/. 
 
 5 type. C3TW «■ 3T?TTmT Z^\ in. 3T?Tr«T^T /. 
 
 To Lettee, v.a. marJc with lelters.^^ n.pl. fe^iff withm 
 
 of 0. ■•3TeT?'t%n-3T?TrNf|?T-3T?TrHf^fT-<fr<^qi-3T^?:M?T-i 
 
 ^-&c. W-l^- 
 Lettee-caeeiee, n. ^FT^^, ^fH^^TT- 
 Letteeed,;?. a?i(i a. v. V. aT?^^?}^?^-^^-^!^-!^^^. 
 
 I. literate.^ v. Leaened. ^rfTT, aTJ^TT^'^, f^TH. 
 
 IL Iclonjiny to learning, fqq^, f^?J7T??T, f^^JT^Jsitft- 
 
 Leucophlegmact, «. dropsical hahit. ^<PI^ w. SFTJ^ftxTw. 
 Leucoeehea, n.fluor alhus,v. 'Whites, ^\^^^n. ^^^■^m. 
 \ Levee, n. — of a great man. ^^R in. n. ^HT/- 
 Level, a. eqnal., plain., v. Even. ?fR^r, qri^lT, ^ITT?:, f^I^TH-, 
 
 Very 1., uniformly 1. txtcHI^. 
 2 ei^iiflZ «('///(, on the same plane tvith. ?IT?^, •MiTiK, ?T-< 
 
 lim-EL, n. even or plain surface. W{l€\ f. ^TOjft^^ft^T/. ??•< 
 
 2 ra^e, standard. ^ »j. SiT^T >»• 'TR' in. 
 
 3 «Ca<c of equality. ^mf\f. "^W^^^J m. ^wnf. ?rHT< 
 
 hht/. m^ 11 . ^t^itth^t/. h^ht ;)o/j. 5^nir/. 
 
 4 ( of masons ). T^iRTSE or ?Tr^/ ^TT^TH/. ^m^ft/. 
 
 5 //»r of aim, vision., Sfc. f^T^tl/. r5?^ »'. ^TT'JI «• ^^R.':. 
 
 C ride, plan. %rT «». fHTT /"o/). %IT 7?t. 
 2b Level, v. a. make even., S(c. ?rR?^T-5l?r»R-^T^-H^?-^- 
 TR-Ac. ER'if, ^IT^r^fnf. 
 
 2 Mff^-e e^'"'^ «■■/?/;. 5Rt^-?nTW-<^^- 'fi^ n'ifh ^"r. 
 
 3 ;«y /<]■!!. ^^fHRtH fKaEI0f,^frRtiRt5tT-5fiITT5R-H|-?T'TT- 
 J-&C. EPT^, ^jfr^?(r'TT ^PT^f, qriof. 
 
 4 am. FJRiJf, Jfir^, ^f^of, ql^, f^?TT/.-&c.«^-2FW« 
 5rf'':T'Jt^. ofo.
 
 LTA. 
 
 481 
 
 LIB 
 
 Xevelled, p. V. V. 1. 2. ?nT^T %?ICT, ^qj?: %^3r, Ac. w- 
 
 3 ^fH^'t^ fH5S5]-?5??T, &c. ^irft^fr^, ^EPTTS or =q^?:. 
 Letellee, «. Levellikq, /), o. v. V. 1. 2. srd^-?rK'?rT-?r- 
 
 I. one ikIio destroys disUnctions in sociely. JJ^H' HT% ^TT- 
 
 JTlirT arr^tJiRr. 
 Letelliso, ?!. V. Y. 1. 2.— w?. ?fR^ra<?f n. sjd^ ^F^ot ??. 
 
 &e. ^tJft^oT n. 
 Xeyelness, n. V. A. 1. ^tlT^qiJTT m. ^K\^t[ f- ^fRT^/. ?Tr- 
 
 J^ n. ^TTrTT/. ?tmH?TT/. 
 Uniform 1. ^T^TTP^ /. 
 
 2 ^TR^qiJir VI. SRT^vr /. ^nT'T^^'TTT^r m. 
 Lever, «.— iu mechanics, rft^ m. ^V^ f. ^ZV^f. ^zw;\ m. 
 
 To raise with a 1. gzToS'jf. 
 Leteeet, w. ^oifwy Jiare. ?f^TT% fq?i^»- ^T^TSRH »». «. 
 Leviathak, »i.^the fislx. ^ttrtT m. 
 To Leyiqate, «j. <r. grind or rui to a ]}owder, ^K^f^\Z^^ 
 
 Levigated mass or matter. ^^Jr^ m. ^,^^, m. 
 
 Levigating stone. ^\Z^\\^ n. 
 
 Matter to be levigated. ^W^ n. 
 Levigated, p. t. V. ^TT^ar, TTT^^^, &c. ^\€\^., ^xiV^. 
 Levigation, n. t.V. — act. q'lZ^t n. &c. ^"qrscrff f. mz^ n. 
 
 Levitt. See Lightxess. 
 
 To Levt, v. a. raise, collect, — troops. ^JT^fof, fJrssT'jf, ^^- 
 
 2 raise ly assessment. ^f\ ^^7f 5r^?5 ^^'Jt-fiTSS^'rf-^^TTT 
 Levy, Levxixo, n. \. V. l.—act. 's\^^^ n. &c. ^jtr^/. 
 2 qft^ ^JTH'fat w. 
 
 I. troops raised. ^iTKft/. 
 
 II. money raised, qft/. 
 
 Lewd, «;. libidinous, v. Lustful. sjilTft, ^fiTH^F, ?r^^, 
 
 Lewdlt, adv. V. A. ^FFfHoTH, ^PTJ^qoTT^, ^H^TTSTT^, W.]^- 
 
 Lewdness, ?!. V. A. jpT'ftq'JTT m- ^TH^q'JTT w. ^Fm^nT/. ?T- 
 
 1. lea-d 2)ractice. fc^sTR't/. ^t^^JT h. «??%;^/. it^R^TT- 
 
 Lexicogbapueh, n. maker oj a lexicon. =Fr?I^^r, ^Fr^T^FR, 
 
 LEMCOGEArHT, 11. dictionary majcing. ^Ttt^qFt^R^5TT/. ?T5^- 
 
 Lexicon, n. dictionary. ^IS^^T^ m. ^FT^T «!. arf^tTRT «. 
 
 Liable, a. sulj'ect to, exposed to, having a tendency to. ^t- 
 
 TT, 'qT"T, 51^, ^^!ft=T, grq^^r ( in comp. as mT'ft^, fK^- 
 
 "TT'^ft^, &c. ), 5ft?r ( in comp. as HT^ft^ ). 
 
 2 ansu-eralle, \. Eespoksible, lira^^R, f^J^^R, vfTST- 
 
 ei 
 
 LiADLF.XESs, LiABiLiiT, n. V. A. 1. ^Fiqoir m. qtnrfn'/. 
 
 LlAE, «. JC(7/}(Z utlcrer offalseliood. rfijlf, ?^r? ^T^TRT, 
 car^PT^ri^l, 3RI?!T^H>r, fH^HTTTTTt, f*{K5Tr5rT^, JTRr^t, '^- 
 
 A great'l. ?rTrt?WTl, ?J^ITinTT TT^T, '^Nf , 3T^^f^- 
 
 Some strong- lively terms or combinations for a liar 
 are, ^-qr% ^t5, ^^T% fJTH^ |T5 =TTfr,^r i=I5iT3^rf5 ?!% 
 
 qR irt^jRT^ Tf^n^T qpT ^^trt ^rutrt. 
 
 Libation, n. — the act. ctqq n,. \^^\^ ^^T'\^. m.^^:^:PJj- 
 
 2 — wine, &c. poured, rfqur^oq- n. rfquft^^ «. f^^^T^w?. 
 Libel, «. defamatory writing. 5ftqtiT^%^ 7«.-q=5f w. arq^r- 
 ^?j?T M. arq^rr^q^T «. f%^%?i »». f^^rq^ «. 
 
 jTo Libel, v. a. dejame in icriling. ^^^-^Fl^^sff fft^^T- 
 f^^/. ^FrSry. ofo. RT^/. fe^Sti/. o/o. |%^q^ «.-f%- 
 %^ W1.-&C. fe^ot. [ Rrf^. . 
 
 Libelled, p. v. V. ^Fmfrq^jff f%^?ir, «S;c. q^f^, %?jI=T- 
 
 Libellee, ». Libelling, ;;. a. v. V. +,|M'^14=^ f5fi^u|Ki,&c. 
 f%^^-ft^?!^-&c. fe^oTRT. 
 
 Libellous, a. f%^^T, &c. cjfq^r^, f%^q;, arf^^W^. 
 
 LiBEBAL, a. of good birtli, v. Gentle. ^5!ft^, 5?5^, 'T^d^^ 
 
 2 munificent, generous, lavish. ^'TR, '^Vtr?, ^'J^t, ^TrTT- 
 
 =qT ?TS5:, finpEfr 5^:1, f T?rT=^ ^Tqrssr, Hi^^qr imrqr, ;3^- 
 
 ?TRTT^, HT^^JTFt^rr^fT, ^FTT, ST^R^, ^Rt^ft^, SJ^^f^;, ^RT- 
 ^jr, ^H^ 0?- S-^Tps:, fs'H^ or fs^lFS!;, 5^^, ftRT, ^=^^, ^- 
 
 =#F, s^'ft, %^q^, s^RT^ft^, s^rqjfg-, f^Rr^ite, sr^tT^, 5^- 
 
 3 copious, alundanf, profuse, v, ExubeeaNT. ST^^, 
 
 g^, ^55^5fr?r, =5ro5=EratFr, isn^, i^?iq? o?- ^. 
 
 4 «o< selfisli, not contracted, v. Candid. Sf^^, 3^R, 7- 
 ^^TRTT^T, !T^THqT:TT=5fr; ST^T^H^TT^, H'nFooTT iRmT, TRn- 
 
 5/rce to excess, v. Licentious. '^%?, Vn^ o»" 55, jt- 
 5r^Rft?T, H^f^r^sf^f, Hqf^^ift, f?T^-qf?fqTff, f^e^- 
 
 Lieeealitt, n. v. A. 2. ^^.Rq'JTT m. ^JSqoir wj. ^RTRfT HT- 
 
 sF^qorr ?». ^rf^^FqcfiT m. &c. ^"V^m «. ^^ric^rfr/. s^Ri^- 
 
 3 JT^T^qt^r m. q-7.qfa?RnTT w. ^J^iiqiJIT w. &c. siT^iR?^ ». 
 
 4 ST^T^qiTT in. 3'^RqaTT m. ^m^^ n. '^T^ n. 
 
 To Libeealize, v. a. free from narrow vieicg, ^c. q-^^-^- 
 
 >fr^-&c. qRijf, sr^TOq"^m.-5Tni?c^».-^5rrr/.-Ac. ^- 
 armSt. [ qiJiT^, &c. 
 
 LiBEEALLT, fl(?y. V. A. 2. -d'<^K4U|I^, HFFwTT ^MK, ?T53- 
 8 qoiq^FT, -=)olxj5tt?r, ^ORf'JT, Sf^T^q^TT^, ^IS^q'TRT. 
 4 ;j?RTRIR, Sf5TOH?im, q^^Hq'JTT^, &c. 
 
 To Liberate, &c. See To Feee, To Delivee, &c. 
 
 LiBEEiiSE, n. dissolute, licentious person, rake, ^-c. ^"i?T,
 
 Lie 4 
 
 ^m, "R^t, ==ilt, ^JftH^, ^«+«lM, ^J^, tr3«IM, sq^fpft, 
 
 LnsECTiNE, n. lii-enlwus. dissolute, v. Loose. #^, W^r, W- 
 i^, fJiiJoE, ^'JF.-MM, 'IT^:^, ^H, ?il^^, ^i^5ft^T, W- 
 
 ^h O^ , ^"r^m^^, j'^'RHt, ^'m^'T, tfs5?T^T?fr, ^- 
 
 LlBEBTlSlSM, fl.v. A. W^f^lft/. 5%fiTft/«"l%5Tlt/. €\7!if. 
 
 LlBEBTV, fi. — as opposed to slavery. ^ti^TTiir m. J^^trrr/. 
 
 ^/ 3T7IW w. 3T^c«r n. 
 
 2— as opposed to necessity. ^^PSfRt/. 3T??rTTff/. aT- 
 
 To be at 1. ( to act, speak, &c. ). ^'i+'sfl+./.-'T^Jf^r- 
 ^/. 3TH'n in. fo«. 
 
 "With free will & full 1. isHHrfi^" m- rTTT^tf^. 
 ;5 freedom— gcner. jfFFOT'TT ">. ^^RiTT »». HI+,of| + /. 
 
 At 1. TfPFR, HPPK. 
 
 That is at 1. v. Free. Ml«j)ot|, g^. 
 
 To set at 1. v. To Phee. jfpFS'if, iTT^F^T-ctc. qRof, 
 
 4 privilege, immKnity. 'i\\^v\^, f. ^/. HT^/. m<?ff<t- 
 &c. nt^/. i?T<T^-&c. T^iWot. 
 
 5 leave, v. Tkumissiox. q^tTRiff/. HT^S^^/. ^/. 
 5^ or yn/ 
 
 Open & full 1. l\-^^\\\ or Tj^n^f. 
 With perfect 1. or permission. g^^T. 
 C transgression of decorum. 'Ar\^^f. 'flH-A]^] f. »T?TT^- 
 
 To fake the 1. of doing, (fo witliout special license. ^- 
 
 liBiDixous, &c. See LrsTiuL, Ac. 
 
 LiBEA, n. — the zodiacal sign. t\^ pop. rmj. 
 
 LiBKAEiAN, n. pF?n^ <,MI'^Hi-^l ^frfiTFT^, J^^^^ITftT^SFpft, 
 
 LlBEAiiT, n. collection of looks. J'ri^t^sfT ^T^^JIT m. ^T'^tNtt 
 TT'TT m. M*tI+,^'v^ ?n. 
 -•—the building. f^rfT^HjfT^ m. ^^^^^ f. 'T'^riPTrS- 
 
 ^b LiBBATE, V. a. liold in equipoise, y. To Balance. ^JT^- 
 3-&C. V(r^, TTO'lT^n:-^. i <i^| I cl<-&c. s^^-7T^at_ 
 
 liCEysE, cxorlitant liberty, ^-^im^ m. if%?qurr «. 3R- 
 l';^^/. f^r^^rm /. 3T?nf?5TiR'<TT/. f^rfiTfJfVcTTrftftrfT/. 
 
 2 Zfai-e, V. Peemission. qr^TRift/. ;^^ »?J. 3TTfTT/. 
 
 Full and perfect 1. Trsrff^/ HifT/. 
 
 To allow great 1. to. §?5Jtft/.\jf. 
 n irarr anl of pe rmission, ^^^f. iRSTRTW!. qT^PT'fT=Efr f^- 
 ^f. '^%H'\\H\ m. 
 To License, r. a. permit by a license, v. To Permit. ;fR^/. 
 
 2 Lie 
 
 -3TTfTr/-&c. ^. 
 Licensed,/). V. v.— person, ^ft^; ^rffj-fj^^?^, «?r^, 
 
 ?f=T^— article. TT^TR'ff^r, 3T'-TT5Tfn?f. 
 Licentiate, n. one who has a license. ^^^, ^R^^fF^. 
 Licentious, a. using license, disorderly, unruly, unrestrained, 
 
 laivlcss, i^'c— of persons. i)"%^, ^"%^, ^^'^, 'i^^A^, or sr, 
 
 s^H^^nfr, 'flw^, f^nqf^, stTJ-T^, ^Rnr, snrqTT, sn^^p^, 
 
 ?f?^T, ^'SfT, cTRHT, f^f ^T, ^-f^T'Fr, '"irf^'H, 'flfilT?, H^PRfl, 
 T^TT^T, iT«Tr^fT, ^=^^, ^=^3r-TTff, ^ff, ^^^TlfrT, WTT^fTfl', 
 
 jT'ir'ST^fT, ^m-jfT, 5^T^rr^, '^r^rrsTRt, ^j^r^rift, ar rMN i ^l , 
 
 arrqR^, 'flT^^FHT?, 'iTT^F^ff^FT, ^K^jq, sffi'T, f^M^- 
 
 tTTrft^, f5r«Tf?i5]-^f, ?TT^f?R€f, M^ f^qt:TTf?t5r€f, ^'Tr- 
 
 2 profligate, hlcrline, dissolute, rakiifh, Sfc. ^"tST, ^^, 
 
 sTft, t^^, ii^n, iis-n^, sq-^^t, 5sq-fi?ft,5in^^,5T5rs, st^- 
 
 3 exceeding the limits of propriety, law, ^'c. — acts. &c. 
 5J%^, ^5(:j, iT%TT, a^n^ or 5;, q?TT^ or cS, 3R?Tt^, JT^TT^- 
 
 Licentiously, adv. v. A. 1. 3. illiiquipj", q^q""!!^, aRrfs:. 
 
 qnrr^, &c. Ji"%ij, sj^ttts, %%^, H?r?<t, fir«Tfn5r#T-^n^ifH- 
 
 2 sjjqtcpJiR, 5m'':?l?.'T^m, &e. 
 Licentiousness, n. v. A. 1. ^i^^T^rr m. ^jf^quri m. ar^pfoT- 
 T^iT «!. ^f^T^qoir m. &c. ij%^/. 5t%2^/. 1%tf iJTrn-/. 3FR- 
 'fsim/. H^T^'T/ ar^rsTTT «i. sqfjT^TTT m. ^Tmr^R ?n. 3T- 
 
 ?^v^JT. m. M^f?f%q-T?f^=pn' /. iT^T^rffT'^iT m. JT?fr^rfrr- 
 
 f^^^^ n. fTJTrf?rJp^ m. 
 
 2^?TTi-/. 5%fnft/. ?^n^^/. ?;ErT5fr/. 5f#?ft/. q^- 
 
 arnr^iT TO. 5TT=Em: »«. 5|1%/. 
 Lichen, w. ^fr^fr^ft \^^^^f. 
 To Lick, ij. a. — with the tongue. =ETT?:'jf,%^ «.-3T^i$ffrr h.- 
 
 &c. qrm^'. 0/0. 
 
 2 See To Lap. 3 v. To Beat. i\r^ m. ^^-^jm. 
 Lick, n. v. Blow. z\^A m. ^^ptptt '«. ?^ot. 
 Lickerish, a.v. Dainty. ^TTP?fr, ^"rr^, Wt^T,=qT??rToJT, 
 
 2 e«yer fo taste or enjoy. ?rT^^i^:irr, f^^TOT^ or f^^j- 
 wTT, =HrF:iTT or ■STPrtTTTTT, fH^r^PTT ^TtTRT, HrifR^^. 
 
 LiCKEEisnNT:ss, n. y. V. 1. — act. ^]^i^.^^\»i.^\j^qx^]m. 
 
 Licking, n. t. V. l.—aci. =^nz^ n. k^ m. 'i^^,^ m. ^^ n. 
 
 LicK-spiTTLE,«. c»!ea)i?y obsequious jierson, y. Obsequious. 
 
 '5q^%c5'JIRT, '<^5f?«n. 
 LicoiucE, ji.— the plant. sSt^jtst or ^^^ f. SRJ3T/. i- 
 
 ^=^3^/- ^'^h^f. ^f^H^^ «. JT'f^K n. 
 Lid, «. Y. CovEE. ^tq^or ?». 5n^q «!. ^rfqq" n. erqw ». ^Tm 
 
 7». f^^TTT «.
 
 ^LIE 483 
 
 That has a 1. — a pot &c. 3f#^. 
 2 ( of the eye ). TPTift/. ^^^TR n. 
 LiDLESs, a. f^^ 5ft^aTT^r, ^^Zn\^\i:\=^. 
 Lie, n.fahelwod. 'f'M\i\ f. ^Rtnt'? /. <3~l^ra'^ »• "^^j^ «• 
 
 ?5^^ srr^ w». frr^'q^f^ /. fR-s^qr^n^ m. fn^-qpi^q-^ w. fn- 
 
 I'o Lie, v. n. rest liorizontalh/, Sfc. TS^, f^^of, 
 
 2 /)?rss «;;;o». TT^, si^'Jf, ^"TOT |13;=T ^"^i ^T'rf, ?5^- 
 
 3 le reposited or laid up. TS<rf, 3T^, ^^r 3T^ot. 
 •1 remain fixed or still, he pAaced, situated, Sfe. TSiJlf , ^I- 
 
 5 remain unfinished or unexecuted. TS'jf, TT^^. 
 
 «j< or s/ay lazdi/, inactive! i/, lielplessly, ^'c. T5^,3I?lfiT, 
 
 ^mi^, ^^^ w. ^TR"^. [ ^ «!. q-"^. 
 
 7 by; intermit labor, v. To Eept. fir^rT^T'Jr, f^tTcr^,f^?fT- 
 
 8 down; redine Jor rest, f^^of, F^^ri'jf, VlTif or aTrS^r/. 
 
 ^, 3TT5^^ or '^wm\m, n^rs^fT fror. arfT h.-tts/ jt^- 
 
 10 in ; le in child led. Hppff f^^, ^"f^ m. f^m-^ y. 
 of s. i?T3i?r ^ot. 
 
 Lying--in chamber. qTo5rT#?jt/. ^jf^m^n. ^5[frrjf«. 
 
 11 over; heel, incline on one side, ^^f^, ^i^'jf, ^?is^- 
 
 >jf, r^'S'jf, ^fiTRTW, ^--tiKui, +rfi|-&C. ^M. 
 
 12 over ; «/««(? oi'cr, Je suspended. T^of, ^prt^-qFTH- 
 <&c. 3T35pjf-?5TnoT, 71^5-^^^ T^'Sf, Pt^cT TSot. 
 
 13 to;— a ship, &c. STT^^ /. ^"JT. 
 
 14 lip; Icee.p in doors, keep in a recumlent position, Sfc. 
 fH^,5-"T|5-5I?5^-&e. n^, 3T'<T'^aT-&c. v^^f^ ^irf, ^^ '^- 
 €7T 'H'f^, 3TT^ %3;^ ^"li. 
 
 To be laid up, keep one'e led from sickness, v. Bed. 3t- 
 ff\^ tr^q- 3Tff^, ^fJT?ftH TTS/ STIot y. o/«. 
 
 15 upon; le incumbent on, — a duty. <T^, iW^f, ^ot, ^• 
 Tr^?:-no5^H-'TT%?T-^'4t-m'4f-%fr-f^T'T^^-iTf5r<-3TtiTT^- 
 &c. iRTW-Tjaf-'iT^^ ^- of s. \ 
 
 16 with ; have carnal knowledge of. fSftrfijt ioith ^Tf-^^55- 
 
 To 1. about ; le hjing alout wnuscd, — articles, <fcc. t?r- 
 
 To 1. littering' about. MSrti 5r5?IT 3T^^. 
 
 To 1. in -wait, v. To Luek. ^^lir, fe^or^ jqijf^ SjfT w. 
 
 To 1. in wait for a pretext, f^rf^ril^r Z^_ 
 
 To 1. on one side. ^THrS^ or spT^^rsST, ^FH^IT or ^- 
 
 To Lie, v. n. vtler falsehood. 7^P^J^itf ^V^-^t^, ^f^-?!5r"- 
 
 5-r5S$-&c. 5frf=5'Jr, fiTa^r1%/.-&c. JR^-q^r^. 
 Lief, adv. See Willingly. 
 Liege, a. lound to lefaitlful, lonal, ^c. ^.-h^^ 'S^M<\\ "S- 
 
 fHof^, fTT%?Tr, %5|T'^F, SHTTqiff 
 
 3 sovereign. ^^, ^fq^rr^, ^TrTTtrTft, fT?rT'=ft^, ^TrTRTH. 
 
 LIP 
 
 Liege, n. See Lord, Sovekeicn. 
 
 Liege-man, n. v. A. f fK^^, ?n%i^n:. 
 
 Lien, n. legal claim. ^PTq^^^l^T ^ m. WT^^ffT ^r^n m. [^T^. 
 
 LlENTEHlc, a. pertaining to a lientcry. >T^=^qT^, ,-3TTHTfrrBT- 
 
 LlENTERT, «. diarrhoea in which food is passed undigested. 
 
 *RnT m. -^m n. arrmffT^R m. ^ 
 
 Lieu, n. v. Stead, ^jtptt/. 
 
 In 1. of. Hm^?JT, sfS^T, ^5T^r. 
 Lieutenancy, n. office, ^c of a lieutenant. HrTT?5^/. JT- 
 
 2 '^t^THOT 3Tn?:w;'TrTt?i?rr <^^ 3TfT=55[R .•sri^. [rt^r. 
 
 Lieutenant, n. deputij, locum tenms. srPTfHf^, 5?rTFft^, 
 
 L. of a king, Lord-l. TrJT:Tf?tf=Tf^T. 
 Life, n. vitality, vital faculty or principle, ^s^ ?«. sn^I m. 
 sffflpl «. vft^^ 71. %rt?rr/. ^^ «. JT m. -jfltf+31 or 
 ^55T/. ^■m =P?^ or spsET/ STTTsn^ »«. ^xjijiuf m. pi. vft, 
 «IIW1 m. ^TrHT >«. srr'^TfJTT "8. 3ft^ «. — emphatically, 
 Z//e and soul, ^fttf stHT «». "t^^rnT in. pi. 
 
 Breath of 1. Miuicjr^ m. 
 2 cx-stcnce, livinj. ^^ m. :fTt»T m. fSrTot n. vHtF^d «. 
 ^sfH^T w. STTTIH «. ^sft^^TT/. ^rf^^Trft^^TT/ ^^T^ni/. 
 
 Abandonment, resiguiug, &c. of 1. SfMtf^ m. STT'T- 
 
 Danger of ouc''8 1. -f^^T^IT^ cTFI >«. f^^N<-^ "Tloft/. 
 
 Deprived of 1. ^FTJTM, ^^TJfH^fT, 5T"?^f5RT. 
 
 Dearer than 1. f^^rrqTTTT, MluilMJflT. 
 
 Granting of 1. ^STJR n. ^\^\i}^ n. 
 
 Impatience of 1. fsr^rsfT-M i u| H | -^|rqT-&c. spTtoIT m. 
 
 vjflcH5fT?r «». 'jfl'<is_'H m. HH"Hiy. 
 
 Love of 1. -jflNrilSiTT/. fjnftf^TT/. 
 
 Maintaining or keeping of 1. STM^rW «. srMT?1W«. 
 SjT'JI^Kt^rT «. [f^T^^ '3^. 
 
 Eeckless of 1. f^r^SR ^TTT, sfT'^rnR ;j^, ^fT^R 3^, 
 
 Saving of one's 1. ^^ft^T^RT «. sf|ui<^i>i n. 
 
 The first half of human 1. "JjfsRT ?i.— That is in the 
 first half of 1. q^^PT^^F. 
 
 The latter or declining half of 1. TrTTRTf or H-di|'/. 
 g-TRcpT w.— That is in the decline of 1. -JtIH^j^:^ ,^ 
 
 The thread of 1. 3TT5<sJrT==ft 5t^t/ [^JR'^fn. 
 
 The end, purpose, object, &c. of 1. sri'Mi^ ^r4^«. 
 
 To bo tired of 1. irfr J^^IT fl^. 
 
 To bring into 1. vTJttT^T ^TTWJf, ^JR^ m. n. ^. 
 
 To enter into public 1. Srf^^tn «m, =qiqti=t qijf, m- 
 
 To lose one's 1. jnTTT^^ft-f^nTT^^ft-f^^r ^M, aTTTRT- 
 
 fsT^TRr g^ijf, sfmRT arH^. 
 
 To rise against one's 1. RHcj|ej,( Jilji. 
 
 To take one's 1. in one's hand, f^^ n. ^RfRR q^, 
 
 To threaten one's 1. f^tjl-q^ qiJf-fliaoT, f^RTT^ft Tfs 
 To trust one's 1. to the honor of. Htft^ ^]^ f. Z^-
 
 LIF 
 
 4S1 
 
 Lia 
 
 a mundane existence, present leinj. 3t?»T «». «. Hc^rtJ- 
 
 JF^Rf'wi. ?WH »». ?tKTOI ". ^^/- H^ '"-^ 
 
 Active or secular 1. ^\f^J'. ^r[^\^ vt. sfifrR »• 
 
 ?iHTTHr'i "'• ( asopposcJ to retired and contemplative 1. 
 
 fH^/. P l ^ rTt H I ' ! m. TTTTW HPrf »i. ). 
 
 Tlie prcscut 1. r^^l^ m. ^^?JT w. w. —In the 
 
 present 1. ?pnTfr,S^^5T^ifT. 
 
 The sea of 1. *nrfl^? »"• 'T^^fPK '«• '^^'^'T »»• 
 The cares and troubles, toil and turmoil of 1. ^^fj- 
 
 ^r^ ^[z^zf.-^^f^f.-i^^f^^ «.-^?^/.-?Jr?T5E «.-&e. 
 
 Tlio vicissitudes or wheel of 1. ?i^R^^ n. *r«r^^ n. 
 sFT^^^sr^ II. 
 
 The transiency and uncertainty of 1. There are some 
 lively figures involving this sense as,^%^ ^iTToS, JFK55- 
 
 The two states or conditions of 1. ar^RiTT^q'w. — They 
 are, Jwppiness, ^<MI«ir4T/. ^^^?1T/. and misery. |:?jn^- 
 
 The three states or modes of 1. ^s^^'c^j^^ n. They 
 nrc, tcakiiiff slate, 'iinT^'RVTT ; dreaminj state, ^aTST^^fT; 
 and fi/a/e o/ sound sleep, ^^f^T^'tlT. Another account 
 makes five, viz. ^xJI'^fd, ^5T, ^'5^', ^■0-41, 5^^. 
 4 conduct, living and acting, "^w/j. =^^'^\ f. '^^^^- 
 
 Holy liviii!^ or 1. imhniW n. VTH^qf /. '■^fj^T n. 
 !j condition, life tcilh respect to happiness or misery, fvj- 
 of H. Tf^^^/ srmW^/. qrlV+/. f^<Tfrr ^W2>. ^vftrf/. 
 
 High i.'«frJT?fr/.' 
 Low 1. irfW/ 
 
 G age, term oj living. aTT^T^T ?!. 3TPT «. arT^i'TKqf^/. 
 
 ^?JT m. n. ^^tttt/. ^f^?npi?r Hi. aTT^rT ?«. arr^prM ». 
 
 vll^MM n. 3T?^:Fr?5 m. SnTT^ «. z^xf. 
 
 Companion for 1. ( husband, wife, &c. ). vT^j'TT 
 rft^I^ft, f^^TT^T #ilrft, ^^^TT^TT ^sftfT m. 
 
 Connection or tie for 1. vT^HT^ ITS/. v^'^TTfs/. 
 
 During- 1., all one's 1., for 1., while 1. lasts. ^==rnTT, 
 
 For once iu one's 1. ^'H V-A ^nf. 
 In all one's 1. since one was lorn. 3TTr^ ^'HTrT, ^- 
 'HIMI^iH, sjTT^'Tf?!, qiMvd'Ml neg. con. v^^?T:, ^-HI4T- 
 
 L. is ended. arrqiRTrsft C^^ ^^v^-^nrff, STT^'JqT^ 
 Provision or maintenance for 1. 3T?TTr^ ^fFR /.-%- 
 
 •mr/.-fintrft/. 
 
 7 human affairs, common course oj things, ifq^ m. ?r?TK 
 
 »«. ^f'^.m.-^-^mn.-^T^ f. ^R^TT^/. FrT^^=;TT/.»T5rw. 
 
 8 tr/iAnw*, viiacHg, cj-f. v. Spieit. ^t-7 m. rt^T ?j. ff- 
 
 ^JT^/. Tmr n. ^cumuft «. tn m. ^r^i^rf /. 
 
 To get fresh 1. sftsi »,. q^iij. 
 
 9 narrative of the life of, wf»iotV.^f<?r«.'^fTrTn.3TT^'TM». 
 10 — as a term of endearment, f^^fr, fjT<T^T, SfT"! »». 
 vjft^ m. :rroTf5T?!f5fT w. 
 
 From the 1. iI'4TSlfrr pop. ^^\^^. 
 
 To the 1. H-ilh exact resemllance. "^.m; or ^^, 
 
 LiFE-r.oAT, n. ^^?qr iTc^«i?nJrfr?5 TT'T^T ^\^^^\ +R^i 
 
 LiFE-ciTiSO, n. vJftcPT ?ra^-!T5-!T^T-&c. oft^Rmr. 
 LiFE-GUAKDS, «. /»'Oo/>s «io!<i /Ac royal person. ^v^<M/. 
 LirE-LESS, rt. deprived of i'/e, v. Dead. TrT'TT'iT, 'T^TTg, T?T%- 
 
 2 inanimate. f^^lV, 'JT^T'^T, fH'^lTTOT, aT'jft?, 3T^?I'T, ^- 
 
 3 u-ilhontfire.^ energy, salt, ^'c. v. Spiritless. ^vfrV, 
 f^%^, f^T^^, f5T??rTT, I^^Tc^T, T55IT5ftrr, 'ToSqoftrr, J^T^FT, 
 
 LlFElESSLT, adv. V. A. 3. ar^HoftrT, JToCHoffrT, qoIWtrT. 
 
 Life -TIME, n. term of living, v. Life, 6. a^rjiq' «. ^^ttwi.k. 
 
 All one's 1. Ji<r/ny life., v. Life. ^^HH?, ^3T:^TqJr>. 
 LiFE-WEAEr, a. f^q-T?r ?TT?f^OT-^5To53?5T, H?md^ IfRFTT, 
 
 To Lift, f. a. v. To Eaise. g'=5f?rot, v3^rV| q^t, 35=1 'jf, 3^- 
 
 To 1. from the ground. ^?Trf-^'fl'=ra'fT ^'m- 
 
 2 snap lip andpoclcet, \. To Steal. g-^sfrSat, 3^?;dT. 
 
 3 up ; su-ell tcith piride, t. To Puff up. =sf5srijf , ^TTR^^t, 
 HT^^T"^, ^T^fof , ^ft^ »• =^^^"if g. of 0. I^T^sF'tfr-irs^siTgT- 
 
 To be lifted up. =q5ot, TFJT'Jf, 3rrat, ^^, ?tT^T^, Sift- 
 
 5 M. =5rj5r y. of s. n^wqt-ii5?'«T^t-^T^'7rsn;-fcft=r^-&c. 
 
 To 1. up the voice. See To Get. 
 Lift, Lifting, \. Y.X.I-.— act. g-^^soT n. ^^fif n. s^'tTTT^ n. 
 
 To give a 1. See To Help. 
 LiFTEE, n. Liftiso,^'. a- v. V. 1. g^^'JTnT, &c. 
 
 2 g-^^JoTHT, 3r^?q-T. 
 Ligament, m. v. Tie. ^-^m n. 
 
 2— in anatomy, ^fq^q^ n. ^f=T^'=T m.3Tf^'<Hq^ w. 
 Ligature, «. i«7irf, 5a«!r?<jye. sj^ »/j. ^^^n.^f\f. mwf^f 
 
 3TT55T ?«. 
 Light, n. ;j3Tf«z. JrTm>«. fT^w.vJqrf^/. i'o/?. ^qrcf/. ^m/. 
 
 ^Ftf^/. cfrf^/. stht/. armr/. *rr/. %f\w!f. ^f§r/. 3TT(^q?w. 
 
 2 See Day light, Dawn. 3 Jcnoidedge. fTlT «. Sf^oT^T «!. 
 ^q- m. arq-qq- ?«. 
 
 4 /)!(M/c notice., open view., state of icing knoiun. ^^f[f. 
 ?^^/. STf%f^/. g-^mft or 3^3TTfitft/. ^>f^^ M. 
 
 To come to 1. become hnoim, le found out, ^'c. ZHZ^., 
 
 grrnot or g-JTnij:, ^nz m.-^^^ m. q^^r g. of s. ^'SffTF- 
 
 ^•^¥t?T-?^fft?r-lf%5t^-3-??TTK-gTTT5-qT?r- ^TToft^T -^TF- 
 cc;'TTB-->!cc. q-ot, ^% "TS'^T, 5TT|T "Tl"^. 
 
 To bring to 1. g-3T5RT-3'^^H-^fH:^?T-cte. armST, 5T- 
 
 'fr-f5¥T'^r-&c. ^5'Ji, 5irlT arm'^, ^t^ m. ^rs'^f y. of o.
 
 LIG 
 
 5 ( of a picture ). f^=SU^'f: ?^5T<T ^ptf/. ST^rf^rrl^=5rt- 
 
 ?T m. f^=5rr«T !T^rftlrR'<T^ n. 
 
 Gpoi'ntqfvietv.^f^^f. F,S^ n. ^fZ'^ >'. ^TT'T^'Sf «. 
 
 If vou look at it iu this light, art 'TTfl^ 5fRr<Tt. 
 7 ff?iy ^/i/«jr //;«^ y/fCi- liyhf, a lamp, candle, Sfc. 3^5 »»• 
 f^^ «i. ^ m. ^T^ «». f^TTPT «*. 
 
 A huge, flaring, swaling 1. 3T«rr «nT=^ ^FT ot- 
 
 LiGnT,rt!.7(o< heavy, ^qjr, ifrs-^rT^rJTTr^, f^i 35, 3T?^Jfi^'ir, 
 
 Lightest, c^nro. 
 
 2 not afflictive. ^?5^T, f^^ o^' ^^^^, FT^TR', '4t3T, FJ^, 
 
 3 «0(; diJicuU, T. East. ^q^T, €nT, g^I'^^', f^l^,^^!^, 
 
 4 easy of digestion, ^^^r, rJ^, gq"=^, g?T7=^. 
 
 5 not encumlered.^not heavily armed.^ ^'c. — a foi'ce. ^5T, 
 
 C nimlle, agile, <j-c. t. Active. =5rr^ or 55, -'iTflRr ^?5^, 
 L. aud tight, compact a7id dapper, ^^^rl, ^^^rf, 
 
 3T^"T?jr, 3=r^, 3Tf R?J5, ^z^.x^ ^^^. 
 
 7 sliyJif, small, trivial, inconsideraUe. ^?^^, fTST'T, *?rgT, 
 
 5^^, ^JT^w «?^j^r ^mr ^ff, ^r^^a?, j^w, ^f?5T. 
 
 To make 1. of, To set 1. by, t. To Cosiehn. |??^- 
 2=^-&c. ^F^-JTPT'Jf, ^ «. ^^ y. 0/0. 3THT5^ ^?:<jf. 
 
 8 not dense, not fjross.i ^c. qicIoE, «ntt^, f%T^T^^, f^lf*T- 
 
 9 a/ry, trijliny, icantiny dignity, solriety, steadiness, Sfc. 
 f^^T, K?fT=^T |?5^r, ^?^Tr Tf^r^TT, <T=ET:F5r, q^TT^, T^Tc^ ! 
 or 0?, f^-<i« or f^T^qR or jrtlT, "^^i ^^TC, =fFPP55 or ^T^- 
 
 10 scanting reason ; silly, inconsiderate, TTi^, Tf^tTR, 
 
 11 lightsome, not darJc. ^JT^., ^'^it^, ^^T^^T, ^^- 
 
 12 ^nZe, whit isli,f air .^ Sfc. 3^JT55, Tfj^, ^f^T^, f^Hifm. 
 
 13 not intense, not deep, — of colors. |?5^, f^npT, S'T^T. 
 
 14 cheerful, not oppressed, SfC, v. Mebey, aTR^'^lT, 
 
 15 — used of the fortnight of the wasiiig' inoon. ^^, 
 To Light, v. a.giec liglu to. ^-^m.-M^^m^iii-sf^m-^^^^. \ 
 
 2 illuminate, ^.To'Esi.WTLT-ES. ^^^m^^^^?J^n-^'^- 
 
 ^A «.-?fRT?r n.-&c. w.^ g. of 0. ir^rf5!T?r-3Jif?trT-^^^f3fr- 
 &c. +<>ji_ 
 
 3 set on fire, v. To Kixdm. ^Z^S\.^ %?r=r<^, f^ri'lisjui, 
 ^^^T^ot, 3^=r?5^ M.-lTJ^raT M.-&C. ^?^y. 0/0. 3'«=Tfe?r- 
 
 4 See To Lightek. 
 To Light, v. n. fall on, happen to find, fTToiq-Tt^^-^TS^- 
 
 485 LIG 
 
 K^of in. con. %W, FrrTJt, R3ot, ^WH, [ f»TfOr, 
 
 2 /(i//, alight, strike on. q^of, ^t^^i, ?rpm, ^JtRuT, ^5t, 
 
 3 stoop from flight. ^<\J.^., 3T^rRof, ^pft ^. 
 
 4 descend, v. To DISMOL•^■T. 3^K'<Jr, ^^d^ »«. ^R^JT. 
 
 5 V. To KiNBi.E. '^^ot, ^?nif, ?JRDt. 
 
 LiGnx-AltMED, a. ^7^^^^ ^?qKt=^, 3TT5^f^nft, 3TT3^rTn;5i?. 
 
 Light-fixgeeed, «. addicted to petty thefts, ^mi'x, ^'^'^i 
 
 ^TcraroTr, (^Hi-ij I , ':"TT^-»TT. 
 LiQHT-rooTED, «. TR^^, ^\^v^ =JrT5i-^rT?j^, qiiKiR. 
 
 LlGHT-nASBED, a. that has a quich; i^'c. hand. ^^loFTT ^F- 
 
 =5r", f mr^ =qq3, ^q'^ ^T?n^r, ?5^f^. 
 
 Light-headed, a. delirious. «rPT^^?5T, ^SR^l^rJr, ^TTT^- 
 
 To get 1. q-iTT^5EiJr, qr^^oftJf or cn^^^of, 
 
 2 See Tuoughtless. 
 
 LlGHT-HEABEDNESS, «. T. A. 1. ^^^^^ m. 
 LiGHT-HEAETED, a. V. IMeEEX. 3TTJH^, 3'ST?lt, aTT^^-lfrT, 
 
 LiGnx-HOusE, n. luilding tvifh a light to guide seamen. ^- 
 
 ?rRJ m. ^q^'T m. <^Fr| n. [ ^, i=rf . 
 
 Light-minded, a. v. Light, 9. tt^tT^ ^^i ^?T^^T iT^- 
 iTo Lighten, v. n. flash, S;c. =Ef»T^'?f, =q^qiot, ?iqn^ot, t^^- 
 
 T^ot, ^ra'iJt, ^5^. 
 To Lighten, v. a. See To Enlighten, 2 Zm«c» iSe lurden 
 
 of. |?5^r q^^, ^?5^Rot, W'\^ 3fr& ?;. q?i^, q^tff f^-&c. 
 
 q;?^, ^5'TR-3T^*rR-&c.q;^. 
 
 3 maA-e less heavy. |rJqn'-q;'ft-&c. ^p^, ^rt^N^T, 
 Lightee, n. — the boat. qSK ni. 
 LiGHTLX, adv. T. A. 1. ^WA decl. ^^, |?5^qT^. 
 
 3 without difficulty, of course, \. Easilx. ^^, ^^^. 
 
 f%iiTT, qFT'TfqT=rr=snT. 
 
 G See NiiiBLT. 9 ^=5%qw^, ^^-+.'(lc^^, ^3%ft?ft^, 
 
 fe#ft^, =q^RqiiA, ^^Rt^, ^Rt2t^, &c. 
 
 13 aTR^rfr^^, 'JTT^S^qJ^TT. 
 
 I. without proper grounds. ^S^W^., ^^, Rl'il*K'Jr, f?r;- 
 JpRtq or ffIis=pROT, ^"nq^TpJT^T. 
 Lightness, n. v. V. 1. ^?5-$q^»!. ^r7«. c5f^?«. cTT^ST". 
 TRT'TT^m. HRft?PTr/.-Trf|f^«.-&c. 
 
 2 ^Fi^qtrrrw!. &c. g^^/- g^f^rr/. 
 
 3 ^^qiirrwj. ^^nq^nrw^. g^T'-'^nr/. g^Tq^nr/. 
 
 6 <fffq=qr "^^^^im. &c. 'flq^qf^«. [q^ifTw. 
 
 7 ^^%qnTTw». |?5q;PTR»«- rJ^/- ^^n. FJRq-w. qt^ps;- 
 9 ^%qxqrOT. JTqT^^B%^''Il''"- fesrft or fq^Rt/. f^- 
 
 =qRq^rw». (or u=q~nCl:/. &c. ) m+otquip». =q'!rRq''n'»f. &c. 
 
 r\Tf. nf'friRI%T«.-fl^?TT/.->tc. 
 Lightning, ?;. ^^ f. ^^^f. f^ys3ii/ 1%^5/. ^TTOT/. 
 
 Forked or zigzag 1. U'O^rWf. arf^r^JTT/. 
 The fiilliDg or darting of 1. fqTr?qT?(/H.
 
 LIK 
 
 486 
 
 LIM 
 
 Lioirrs, n. lungs of brute animalt. ^r^TRn^ 5^^i"'i'- 
 LlonxsOilE, a. not darl-, luminous. T^TST^r, ?TsnpT?T, Hf>\\\- 
 
 v^, spBTninT, ^^n, rrjpsft, ^r^-^: ^1[h*am. 
 
 2 cheerful, exhdaratiiij. ^^^zy^=^-&^•^ 3TH^^FR^-ST^- 
 
 8^<iy, //y/i/, V. Mkukv. 3TM^t, Tt^T^ft, STT^tTfrft^. 
 LianT!iOMESE33, w. V. A. 1. 3''5Ttt/. n?T^/. ^JpFT^JcTT/. 
 
 Lioxr.ous, a. V. "WoojjES. r^I+sr'^r, *iyH<<, *iy<^M. 
 Like, a. (/Me same quanfily, quality, ^'c. v. Equal. sJi'N?, 
 sjfnrr^TT, +II«MI, ^TPT, ?W, 5=^, ?rar au J ?W3T (corrcl. 
 . of ^rarand vT^FTT). 
 
 2 resrmlling, similar. ^|«^T, -M^W, ^J^, ?r»T, ?rRT=7, 
 
 Jnt^THTf??^, ^and ^^ft (in coinp. as fMH^4,^^<ft, &o.), 
 ^ (iu comp. as ^tV^, ^^T^, &c.), eTTT (iu comp. as 
 sn^OT^nrr, Jtrr^f^r^T, &e.), STR" (in comp. as g^TFm), 
 Sffrm (iu comp. as ^[^sffJliT, f%|!lfrTiT ); — as adjunct to 
 nouns converting lliein into adjectives the word is 
 rendered b}- WT,as ^m god-like. tftj'OT warriorlike, &c. 
 ^r?f?5 (as q^rr^T^S like a son). 
 
 3 prolahle, See Likelt. 
 
 Like, n. match, feUow, v. Equai.. <ft^/. v^fHl, if ^NO^I . 
 2 See LiKi.vo. i 
 
 L. and dislike. STRfSTR?/. i 
 
 Like, adv. in the same manner. ^R^ ded. ^^\^^ ifft^- 
 7, ^nJft ( as ^■qwn'ff, 4fl<N|un, &e. ), T^t ( as STTTmt, : 
 -^^ilMO, &c. ), TtT ( as %3--€rT% T^T ), ^T^r ( as sIT^tiTEn^, !; 
 fi^^fk^ &c.), Efltt (as ^uTT^lff,&c.), JflT (iu comp. with 
 Hindustani words as, rTT^fte^nr, 5nTr^rT,&c.), sTrg-^FPr. 
 L. as. "^m ( antecedent of fl^r ), ^J^^TTsrHPJf, &c. 
 See LiKELT. 
 To Like, v. a. have a liking for. ^l^uj, ff^oT, '^rtTFrr-SRT- 
 "Ttl-f^^-ic. ^TRof in. con. 3TH5'jf in. con. Tl^ot in. 
 con. 3TT^/-'fr^/.-&c. 3T^ot g. of o. Sf in. con. aTN'- 
 3/.-&C. JFT^r y. of 0. 
 
 2 be pleased with. v. To Appbove. 'mfT-iTT^-5E5p5-&C. 
 •PT^t, <Rfrr-&c. ^oj- m. co«. JTR^or in. con. 
 To be liked, q^uf, q^Trf frof, H^^H T?Rof-q7of. 
 To Like, t>. «. ?/«<, choose, please. 3TR3'it-^^iJI-»TiTar-?;- 
 ^-TT^-^JT 5rRijf-H3?T^ q-crr-qsijf.&c. all with in. con. 
 
 g'^'T/.-Hi^f /.-&(•. -'jTrroi y. c/. s. JTH«. JTr^r^m y. o/«. 
 LiKE-iii.NDED, a. ?riTFr?fl:=?, ^m^TR. 
 
 XiKELinooD, Likelixess, n. t. A. ?rPT ?'s. tT m. Kff^TJf «. 
 arr^nr »». ftc=5 »«. gr^ m. gjTTT m. ^\% m. ^^tt^jtt/. w- 
 
 Likelt, o. probable. ^^RT-^"riT?Tr-HR^-OT-&c. ( used with 
 the verb indicated as, «T?raT ^"rTf. L. to happen. <T3T- 
 zmnwr. L. to fall, m ^rm ^r ari^. He is 1. to come.) 
 
 I ^TR^tq, ^TTTsq, KHRJfFTip. The sense is also expres- 
 I Bed by the use of the past participle with 1TfTT«rr or 
 
 I arfT^ ; as rTV '^1=5 3Trar arm^rr or ^ ^,\^ 3Tr?5T'3Tlr=5. 
 
 LiKELT, ado. probably. arfSfq; ^C^, arf^T^ ^fsm^', fft^ ^- 
 
 jm^f oj- ^rt^, ^3r sTR^rt^ff or sri^. 
 Most 1. 5r;5'?T^'i7T, ^5'TTTi^=r ^R'^i'ff or srfi, f^^nr ^- 
 
 jsjt^ft or 5TK, ^r^:, sfTT^T:. 
 
 To LiKEK, v.a. compare. 7'TJTT/.-H^Tr/.-»ffRft/.-&c. ;}^- 
 I \^.i :J<TT^St, gocot or ?TT^at. 
 
 Like>t;d, /?. V. V. 3""TfH'?T, ^f5i?T. 
 
 LiKENEB, H. V. V. ^'T'TT S'JTT'n'-^'JrTTr. 
 ' LiKEKEsS; n. V. A. 2. ?TF'%qiiTr m. HW^'^zf. n. M\«-{'^i\ m. 
 
 ffq «. 3TT5tT^ n. ^j^jf. 5^t/. ^""nPiT n. '^Trqcq- n. 3TTHT- 
 ?r m. aTH^FK ?». 3TT55;<^ «. aT>-'WTJT m. 
 
 I. form, semblance, appearance. ^ n. ?I^7T n. aTT^R m. 
 3TT^f?r/. Ife »«. 
 
 II. picture, image, S{c. resembling a person or thing. ^- 
 i%^/. SffrTCT n. sif^^q^ «, !lf?r?5ffT/. sifflfinin. f^5T n. 
 
 Likewise, adv. in like manner. rRrr=q-, (T'<Tr, ^5?. 
 
 2 o/i-o, <oo. ^, ^#3 or ^"^S, Tur, groT^"^. 
 Liking, «. fondness for, pleasure in. '^ m. f ^rs/. 3TT^5 
 /. ^ttf !Ttf^/. 1"^^/. 3TfiT^/. r"S^ m. m^ or tl^ 
 w. — esp. as contracted,^/ W^ f- ^^oTT'n. ^m. ^fToIT 
 M. ^Erf /. ?J^q;/. r5=ET^ M. 
 
 L. and disliking. ^TRS-HNf /. f^PTF^q' m. 
 
 To contract a 1. for. ^T=f3t, '^TF^'^, ^?'/.-&c. ?^lTT<Jr 
 m. cow. IRT K. 5RTiJT-^Tot y. 0/ s. ^'7iW[ or ?rNj)Ot, W^- 
 ^^. 
 
 To lose one's 1. for f^ n. ;j3aT-K^ y. of s. =^zf.-&c. 
 
 2 mind, choice, wish respecting. rpT n. 1%tT «. ?fT?rT/. 
 
 To ( according to ) the 1. of. r^3^K<HI-^;Tr^-&c. f{^\- 
 *<lR<-Hl-^TnT, 3TRftHTT^r-&c. 
 
 3 state of body, case, condition. '^^iTH'^rr/. ^ff^4Tf^/. 
 That is in good 1. |?5|;^, rrrsTT, J^, CTRfOrT. 
 
 LiLIPUTlAN, n. V. DWAUF. qTiT^l%/. 
 
 Lilt, n. ^F'Jro! ?i. ? 'jf^FT^ n. 
 
 Water 1. See Lotus. 
 LiMATUEE, n. flings. qftH »». 
 Limb, n. member, arn ^jo/j. arfl n. aT^TTtT w. TT^ »«. 
 
 To have an aching of the limbs. aTTT n. jfrfT ^3t. 
 
 Trembling of the limbs. iTrJT>t>T w. 
 
 2 ior(7er, v. Edge. ^.%f. f^RT »». 
 
 3 See Beanch. 
 
 Limbed, n. artTT^, arnt, 3WT=ft, HT«PT^, ?rfT. 
 Large 1. Ample 1. cj^fl, ff^T, ^^q-qr. 
 
 Light 1. g^g^JT or ^sgft^ artniV, arfTT^ g^^^r. 
 
 LiMBEE, a. pliant. ric|^'1+-, f^TH', ^T^v^^, ^TsrfqRT. 
 Liubeeness, w. v. a. ?5?I^jpmr m. c?5%q^r OT. &c.
 
 mi 4S7_ 
 
 Limbless, a. fn^sj-^tf, fHr^, 3in^tT-^Jf^-&c. 3H«)^<^^^-&c. 
 Limbo, See Hell, Piuson. 
 Lime, n. ^^ m. =^af n. ^qr/. 
 
 Tine 1. well luvigiitcd to lay over and finish a cliu- 
 nam work. ;R'^?5r or ^feT?5T m. f^^ m, [ "Til'/ 
 
 Leaf wbich bolds the 1. cateu with betel leaves. ^^- 
 
 L. made from shells. f^Tft^r ^^TT m. 
 
 Nodule of 1. ^fT m. ^^^5T w. [ fir^Tft/. 
 
 Pointing with 1.— a wall, &c. ^Ptft/. f^f^fT o?' 
 
 Pot for holding the 1. eatou with betel leaves. ^- 
 
 Pure fine 1. sp5^=5TT ^^TT »«. 
 
 "Well ground 1. ^q^ir WJ. 
 2 hird-lime. f^T^RT «'■ f=^^r?:r ««. ^^Trff/. 
 
 Stick covered with 1. 'Nqil^/. 
 
 Xlme, «. citrus limonum, — the tree, f^^ift/. frjiiuiy. f%qt- 
 
 "ft/. f%«it/. Note; all these words are populai-ly spelt 
 
 with f?5 instead of Ht. rs/- ^'ft^. — the fruit, fq-ij??. 
 
 »t5T2T^f^ n. i^'^,\ n. ^^ n. i^^f. 
 
 Half of a 1. (esp. as roasted, sugared, and spiced) (%- 
 
 The sweet 1. — the tree. ^njf^sfY /. — the fruit, ^T- 
 
 The small thiu skinned 1. •ITFT^f^^ n. 
 To Lime, v. a. smear with bird lime. f^^.Z\vl.-&c. ?A^-^- 
 
 2 See To Iksnaee. 3 manure ivith lime. ^A^'■^\^ ^rf qi- 
 Lime-bi]EM:e, n. FM'onfl', ^^THMUIKI, ^^^FR. 
 Lime-kiln, n. =|?m=5ft ^/. ^^TT^/ 
 Lime-mill, n. qT>jft/. 5=^!TT=5ir ^TtTT ?«. 
 
 "Wheel rut of a 1. ^MT m. ^V^f. ^\^ f. 
 Lime-quaebt, n. =3%^ot or ^^M/. 
 Lime-stoke, w.— a nodule of ^^H^ST m. dim. =^^^f[J. =^. 
 of^5 «. ^^'iT?? m. 
 
 A burnt 1. "^W^^ f. ^f:^/. 
 
 Abounding in 1. — ground. =ET?f^^_ 
 
 LiME-WATEE, ^Sflft «. 
 
 Limit, n. loundanj, lorder, v. Bound. ?ftHT/. pop. ?rfT«f/. 
 
 ?ftT/ f^im/. ^5/. arsrftr m. sicrih «. %?^/ 
 
 That forms the 1. of arsrfgiTff. 
 2 limits ( of a prison ). jf^fe^/Kt \^f. 
 To Limit, v. a. set bounds to.^ v. To Bound, ^n] f.-i\i^ /.- 
 
 ^fl^f^ w.-^^/.-&c. 5iiqijr-sR^-qer-qTKof, ^^K-?iT=rftT- 
 
 ^-&c. «Rut. 
 
 2 cotifine within certain bounds; restrict. H'J'f^ry.-Sff/.- 
 ?'Trrr/.-'Tftf*?fiT/.-&c. jp^-SSpjf, 3TToET W.-3TToET^iqT »»•- 
 sRsj^ or sivT m.-^qr^ M.-«f^ OT.-siq:>«.-&c. :?)^-q;^7T ^- 
 iif-^r^-&e. 
 Limitation, w. v. "V. 2.— act. tt'?^^ JRwf «. &e.— state, grr- 
 ar OT. aiiotMi'^m. sftfRor n. si? »i. «iq tn. sm^ n. q^^ ?». 
 
 I^tTT/. TfrfHrTrTT/. 
 
 Limitative. See Limitek. [ HR'f'ir^. 
 
 Limited, p. and a. v. V. 1. i\\^ qrrl?!Br, &o. ^i^^, ?f?ft^, 
 2 3TT5rT qms^[,&c. ^mTT^, ^t^, ^l-:?!^. 
 
 im 
 
 I. confined, v. Nabkow. ^ppj, Sfispl^iqr, OTT^nft^, 3T- 
 LiMiTEii, «. Limiting,^, a. v. "V. 1. #tHT ^OTTTT, fff sfftl- 
 
 2 praf^ jpTtfTRT, f-Trrr ^^mrrr, 'iTiorT sittroTTTT, &c. 
 
 Limitless, a. v. Iniimte. q^^, -RT^f*^, fH^H. 
 
 To Limn, i>. a. poMii, draw. f=q^ ?i.-^^^U»i.-cT?5frT/.-&c. 
 
 •PT^W ff. of 0. JpT5>jf. 
 LiMNEH, M. V. V. f^f^r qJTS^RT, &c. f^^nft, f^^spFR. 
 Limous. See Muddy. 
 To Limp, d. n. iralk lamcli/. FJTJ'jf, ^F^TOt, n^i^Trot, J^I'^PF^, 
 
 S^^PM, 5"^^, ftnoT,^of, f^TJf, <?RT wi. +ISUI, FJT^rT-^- 
 
 /-?5nlr/ ^]^M. 
 Limp, Limpinu, w. v. V. — act. ?5^'JI «. ^^w «. &c. ?5n- 
 
 Limped, m. Limping, p. a. v. V. ?5ns'JrRT, ^nSrf ^ rf oi R i, 
 
 &c. t5n^, BTS^S, ^^. 
 Limpid, «. v. Cleae. f^sjot, 1%fr3f, ^q^^, qn%W^r. 
 Limpidity, Limpidness, n, v. A. f^^^^^^ m. f^rtotTurrm. 
 
 f^prarf /. jq=^g?rr/. 
 
 LiMPINGLY, adv. V. A. SJnS'T ri'l^d, ^rf4^, r^'-IMr), &c. 
 Limsy, Limpsy. See Flaccid. [ sr^ 
 
 Limy, a. containing lime, ^^jr^, ^^^fhTT, ^v^rrqr, '^^- 
 
 2 relating, Sfc. to lime. ^•■n\-^\. 
 
 3 viscous. fq^R^r^r, f=5?^?:^r^. 
 
 LiNCH-PiN, m. pin to confine a wheel on the axletree. =5?!^- 
 
 =^^w.f. arwrsft ^/. 3^?TT^n?t?r^ »». 
 Linctuee, Linctus, n. medicine taken by liclcing. =^ VJi\ n. 
 
 3T5f?r^ m. ^ n. [or ofr/ 
 
 Line, n. longitudinal extension.'^y f.\^\ f. ^^Kufl/. ^<fu| 
 Eight 1. ^T^ ^':rT/. 
 
 2 si'?-i«y, corrf. <Rt/. ?T5q;/ =^■^7. «. ?^;efY/. 
 
 L. stretched for hanging clothes, airanjft/"- 
 
 3 thread., S;c. extended io direct operation. ^ n. ^^n. 
 By 1. and rule. 'T'lTT^^. 
 
 4 ( in the face, hands, &c. ) lineament. \^\ f. ^ /. 
 \^ f. ?frf n. There are certain lines supposed to be aus- 
 picious or otherwise designative. Some arc, STT'T^^IT, 
 gr^Jf^TT, ^T?fT, 'Tt^'TT, =5T5P, ^^ pop. ^^T, ^^TKT^T, tpfWl 
 or tRT^, q^?r, 3==R^1", TtSTT, r^, ?Tf"f>7fr, WtX"Tr, ^f'tf^. 
 
 5 ( of writing or print ). aflot/. or JTS/ ^/. "7% 
 7)0/?. "TIFf/. 
 6 — as drawn with a pen, &c. \^ f. afjoS or msf. EToft/. 
 
 A waving 1. ?I^/. 
 
 L. as drawn through a word, letter, &c. Rrfsr w. 
 
 Lines and figures drawn (along a wall, &c.). ^1<T^^. 
 
 To draw a 1. or stroke. 3fto5/. t^Ti^uj, 
 
 There are certain lines drawn in accounts and letters 
 which have particular significances and particular 
 nnmcs. Some of the second kind are, 5<+|4j \^ or 
 3TIol, f?R^Rft \-^or 3fr55, ^Rq5Pft ^0/- 3fl5r. For those 
 of the first kind See Account.
 
 LW 
 
 7 rani; row. 3TTc5 or Hmf. ^^/. '^ pop. <tn^ f. VTf. j 
 
 ^fT^f. <^m.x\^f. r{]v'jpop.ffvzf. ^y:w5rr?5/.«roft/. 
 
 A 1. ( of men or nnimals ) in procession, ^f. m^ 
 
 f. n. ffnf. nw "»• t^rar^/- 
 
 A cloBO 1. "jr^/- 
 
 To break through a close 1. "Paft/. 9>re'Jf- "Prffl ^M. 
 
 In one 1. or row. ^^JT^ft w ^^RT^, <^^?TT, ^^1^. 
 
 8 disposition, method. ^PK m. ^"^^ m. \\^ n.f. t^jk 
 m. ff^m^/. 
 
 9 T. EgcATon. fsr^sTf^ «• ^rnwi^Tr/. 
 
 10 atccndinj or ihscendinj serict of afamih/. 4^ »»• «f- 
 
 m^'H/o/). sf^TT^/. sf^ntra/ ^Tmr/ twt/. ^/. 
 
 L. of ancestors. «lil(*M<M<l/. 
 
 11 ( of soldiers, &e. ) ^n/. THT m. 
 To form in 1. «PTT?«. ^T^-tT^TT ^H rr^'t, 
 
 12 lines ; trendies. ^JpiftT^ »». 
 
 13 lines ; rous of military huts. ?JT«rift/. 
 1-1 ( of conduct or procedure ) course, rfsr n. artoS/. W- 
 
 .Straight-forward 1. of conduct. ^'TT^ST m. 
 15 department or course oflusiness. T^Tl" m. ^^ m. 
 jTo Line, v. a. cover on the inside. JTS^t, Tt^tfOT. 
 To 1. with cloth. JFH^Sr. 
 
 2 pui lining to ( a garment ). 3TOT n. ?5Rof-^. 
 
 3 impregnate ( used of irrational animals ) iTTTOT «|)^. 
 
 4 ( with soldiers. ) f^Tflf m.^Z. ?:F1% S'^ ^fvT^. 
 LtSEAOE, w. 7«oi/«e, race, ^c. v. Tamilx. ^^t m. SK w. Ef- 
 
 TTTIT OT. JtHt n. 
 
 2 See OrrsPEixo, 3 See Li>t: 10. 
 XiSEAL, at. composed of or relating to lines, ^^i^, ^^i^,&c. 
 
 <'|--1IH'4, <.HmM, ^WKi.H. 
 
 2 descending, ^"e. diredli/. to"^, TtT\^ 3fT?I?rT, 'KT- 
 ?HfT, M<'4<Nld, iPKTn?f, ^TRrairT, ^.^^^^^ TTtqfrp. 
 Leteallt, fl<?y. V. A. 2. qw:?f, qtT'iT'J^-T?, ^f^TT^^HH, ^- 
 
 1i2>t:ame>-t, n. feature. CTf%g«. ^?^?1tjt «.3T^?r?^0T «. 
 
 Lineaments, outlines, figure, ^-c. ^oHJl «. *,'H<4I /. ^?Z. 
 
 LnTEAK, a. consisting of lines. sitoff^T, "ItpHt, Tf^.iT^, ^W^- 
 
 LiSED,;?. T. V. 1. K^^ST, &e. ^i\^. 
 
 Lken, o. ww<:fe, ^'c. of flax. ni'iNi, ^TOTr^, fTTir% ^cTT^, 
 
 2 See Clothes. 
 
 LdJEN-DEAPEB, «. V. CLOTn-MEKCHAST. ^TTf^ft, ^[\t[ OV 
 
 Lns'OAM, «. V. Pdallcs. fen «. 
 
 Worshipper of the 1. felT^, fel^H — in contempt. 
 
 2b LiNOEH, V. n. remain alouf, stay long, loiter, \. To 
 
 PaTVDLE. »P=nJT, ^T^, ^^Of J ^ OT. /. -^/.- ^^ OT.-&C. 
 
 488 LIN ^ 
 
 rtl«l«l. 
 
 2 proceed sluggishly, heavily, cj'c. — a work, &c. ^5^, 
 <^^, ?:?jr5?T-T'T?T-5n;rTH^-&c.=qTBot, 5rt«lift^ T5^, f^vTcI 
 
 3 ( in sickness ). ^i^f, «Hiu|, f^<TTot «»• ^R^or, R<)-HH- 
 
 T50T, ?^T?^ f^5tCTf, 3t'<;^DT n. •=Tt5t. 
 
 4— a sickness. \n^., f^cfq^rftH 'TS'if-?5Tn^, ^"jf, J^^, 
 
 ^ "Tt^, f^qfr ^moT. 
 
 5 hang in doull, V. To Hesitate, n^^^, ^^5^^, 3^- 
 
 I G— a sound, &c. last long, hang on. ^iTot. 
 LiSGEIiER, n. LlXGEBtSG, p. a. v. V. 1. THiIRT, &c. HH^x 
 IT or 5[T^iT, %n?:. 
 
 2 ?:^rr =5fT?5^?rT, &c. ^15, %?ni=5rT. 
 
 4 R--in m J n =?T, ^15, ^^f=tT, fH5Caft=^, 
 
 LiNGERISGLT, adv. T. A. 2. ^rRIH, TO5?R^I^. 
 
 3 f%^^, f^?fT?r, 
 
 LiNGET, 7!. smaZZ mass of metal. ^]^^'^'i\f. cTT^/. 
 LxKGLE, «. shoemalcer's thread. ■^I'-^KI^T i^rr^ «». 
 Lingo, ». v. Language. ^\^f. TT^T/. [JfT. 
 
 Lingua-dental, a. formed ly the tongue and teeth. fvTc^- 
 Lingua eeanca, m. mixed language. %=5rft/. trs^^^ft/- 
 Lingual, a. relating, ^'c. <o </ie tongue. f^'^^^TT, f^6|=qT, ffT- 
 
 Linguist, n. person slcilled in languages. a^^^^rTT ^TTT'^r' 
 
 2 See iNTEErEETEE. 
 
 Liniment, n. soft or liquid ointment. =qT55T'TT^ ^^^T 'i.-TT- 
 
 qt n. 55"? W!. #^ «. ^K^'tctet «. 
 Lining, m. y. V. 2— act. ^^ n. ^^^^ n. risoft/. f^^^^f, 
 
 ^^^^^f. JTS'JT n. 
 
 Price or cost 1. JT^'TH'^/. T^^rf /. 
 
 I. covering that lines, tt^/. HS"^ J«. TSnft/. 
 
 II. ( of a garment ) ar^BT ii. 
 Line, n. ( of a chain ). ^Fst/. |^ m. ^'JTT »«. [??fvf »». 
 
 2 ^/c, io«f?, V. Connection. ?in/. FSHT m. STTSTf^ ?», 
 
 3 T. ToBCH. rr^T?5/. f^qzT m. fz^z\f. 
 IL. of rolls of coarse cloth. qirT »?!. 
 
 To Link, v. a. join, connect, concatenate. ?nT50t^ ^rsvf 
 ¥MM, ^ra /. w.-?im5 f.-vA^ f.-^ f--%^^ f- 
 &e. ^jTF^ot-^ITJf'n y. ofo. recip. ^fl^/. 5TTc5"jf-^^, ^sjq 
 m.-^i\^^ n.-&c. ^F^iif, ?T^?IT^5; ^';'^. 
 
 LiNK-EOT, n. H^ITS^ or ^, f?55-€ir. [3T?rBT-5ft^ ?J. 
 
 Linseed, «. seed of flax. 3To5^ft/. v^^^ ?«. n. 'dH\-{\^ n. 
 
 Linseed oil, n. ^^^'\^ rr?r n. 
 
 LiNSET-woOLSET, a. made of linen and uvol mixed. ^i|V 
 
 Linstock, «.— of gunners. ntiT m. srcft/. [^?r »?. 
 
 Lint, n. See Flax. 2 Z/«ra scraped, ^dt +.m5MI-dl'lMi. 
 Lintel, «. ( of a door frame &c. ). ^=5IT 3«ITT >»■ t^ii\ n.
 
 ITQ 
 
 489 
 
 TJT 
 
 Liox, n. f%^ m. \^t\ m. i^'KM m. ^'¥[^^ m. 
 Eoar of the 1. T%^?rT^ ?». 
 
 2 ohjed of interest or cvriosity. ^'^ n. ^T^^mI'II '^- 
 
 J^^PTfl^ "T^'-iT 111- 
 Lioness, n. f^^^f. f%^/. 
 
 LlON-lTEAHTED, LlO.NI.IKE, a. ft^Hl?, f%^|^,^^f|^. 
 
 Lip, n. afjS m. ^tJ or ^ «j. c^m «». 
 The lips. gT'qr ?». 3?*TTjr «• 
 The lower 1. 3Tkr; ot. arv^fr^ »». 
 Drinkiug the nectar of the lips. ary^HM n. 
 Neotar of the lips. 3T-4T;h?T n. ^r^TH ?T n. 
 Of blobber or large lips. c^SIoE. 
 Eed lips. fiRTtTT »'. 
 
 Smacking of the lips. fn^f. fi{K^\ m. v. JTR. 
 Sticking- together of the lips, f^?^ f.fHZ^m. v. oRT. 
 To bite the lips at. ^fFT#5m. ^RT-^sTT^, ^trrT''^aT, 3T- 
 
 To open one's lips. vrftT/.-afra m. ^T?r^5f, f^^/. 
 To pass one's lips. arer5r[>:-5?T<jftsrR-'JTT7r5rr'^7-&c. f^'q^. 
 To pollute cue's lips, f^s^ /. f^ZwM, 
 2 (of a cup, &c.) V. Edge. ^Zm. ^/. 
 To Lip. See To Kiss. [&c. ^-f^/. 
 
 Lip-DEvoTio>-, ?i. ^<tHf?f;/. sTTcT^^^/. ^=5ft-EnTnff- 
 Lip-LAEouii, «. 3fr5mT55% ^r^oT «. »t«;^tt^^ ^ra^ n. ^^- 
 
 LiP-wisroM, n, ^TS^ fTR «• ^^Rft fn'T «. 
 
 LirOTHTMT, «. y. FAINTIIfG. W^ f. S^^^f. ^Z f. 
 
 Lipped, a. having lips^ v. N. 1. a^TOT^r, ^T^5?T5=r, 3Tt^, 
 
 ^TJ ( in comp. as THre, &c. ). 
 
 2— a yessel. ^33^ ^t5r=qT, ^'£\^ ^fst, TrsSfTT^. 
 LiPPiTUDE, n. hlearedness. f^MSMuiT »«. 
 
 LlQUABLE, LiQUEFIABLE, O. V. V. A. ^^ ^RTTr^FTT-v^flT- 
 
 &c. ^T^5T, ^oftq-, ^T^onf . 
 
 V. V. N. ^51 c^iiiMPir, &c. :^qrTf , nR;5ft^, ^r^^r. 
 Liquefaction, oi. v. Y. A. — ad. ^^l^^ n. "TT^T^f'M n. &c. 
 ?r^ ««. ^T^iT «. ^:ft^':iT n.— state. ^^T^ n. ^Tf^Hf^T ». 
 
 ?if=rrrT^€»Tr/. 
 
 LlQIJEFIED,^. V. V. A. ^Sr^T^^T, &C. ^rf^rT, ^ift^ifT. 
 
 V. V. N. ^^r^, MIMci^V.I &c. :|?T. 
 To Liquefy, f. «. v. To Melt, ^^f^rot, TT'^^f^ui, ^ {n.-^^ 
 
 m.-&c. JpT^ y. o/" 0. '^T^fJI n.-^^^l^ n. qj^Txf y. o/ o. 
 To LiQUEFT, V. n. v. To Melt. ^sfiJf, TmaS'Tf^ TqcSq-, ^^q 
 
 LiQUESCENCT, n. aptness to melt. n?^^tei=rr/. T?=IJT'^'TT=rOT. 
 Liquescent, a. melting. j^fnTTTT, ^^, ^^Trin. 
 Liquid, w. liquor. ^ m. ^^'^a^ n. ^^^ T^'<T m. 
 Liquid, a. v. Fluid, ^r^q-, ^q-, ^^RTT, JT^TT^, srsTT^tni:?;. 
 To Liquidate, v. a. fay o/T, discharge, v. To Cleae. %^CTf, 
 
 5fTl'Jr, snr'Jf, "FSifTT m.-kc. %'^ g. of. 0. 3T^-TiTft^-&e. 
 
 JpTiTt, "i^^pj ^of, ^Rtrr^r^T^ «. ^"Jry. q/o. 
 To be liquidated, ftji^ot. 
 Liquidated, ;).T. V. %l^T, iS:c. qriT^, <FT^^ w "irr^^, 
 
 f'^pt'PT?, ^^, arsTf , ^nft? or ^rrfm. 
 
 Liquidation, «. a\ 'V.—act. %^ »i. ^frs^ «. &o. qr?/. %- 
 soft/. %375;/. ^Tt':T^ n.— state. 9^^r «i. ijirm ».. %^r5 
 
 9>/ JTRrTT'rft «./. 
 
 L. of debts, ?^3?T n. 
 Liquidity, Liquidness, n. y. A. ^^^nm m. ^^THI h. ^^- 
 
 TT^ TO. T^^f. snrr^tTjf m. 
 LlQUOE, n. fluid. ^JT^q- «. ^Jf q^'4 OT. ?:?f m. 
 2 V. Deink. qq- »i. TT^^q" «. 
 
 Drinker of spirituous, &e. 1. T^Jift, H?T'^. 
 Spirituous or vinous 1. ^^,f. 5KT5T m. H^ «. ^^ >i. 
 
 LiQUOE-AMNii, n. the waters. qmflR/. <TT'^fl"k?ft/. »n^/. 
 LiQUOE-suoP, M. ^re:% l^rPT «. ffl^T.^RT w». JT%Tn^ n. 
 To LisP, «. rt. sjieak u-ith a tchistling sound. ^fta or f^^S 
 
 Lisp, Lisping, n. v. V. firsft^ ^raor n. HH'^di ^TTW «. 
 LisPEE, ?i. Lisping, ;). «. v. V. ?ft^ ^^ ^[?!:<nRT, *TK^- 
 
 List, n. catalogue, roll. %ft^ n. ar^^fHr^ TT^/ ^f'T^'ft- 
 ^R TT^ or qj^/ "F^ w. q? j«. ?lt^f?IS(ft/. <ft^/. 
 To run over a 1. (of gi-ievanccs ). <?jT5T w. c) | -t^u'i . 
 
 2 lists: ground enclosed for combats, tilts, ^'c. t^\n^ n, 
 tnoT n. tn^fir/. Te^H/ 3T?n?T m. 
 
 To enter the 1. against. fTiTTfT ^^. 
 
 3 strip of cloth, m^/. tT%^/. f^q^/. f%'M/. qft/. 
 
 4 lorder of cloth. •mwl-MI =Ft5 «. 
 
 5 desire, liking. %^^ f ^fT/- T^T «. 
 
 jTo List, v. n. desire, choose, v. To Like, ^qre't a«. coh. 'iTF* 
 ifS'if m. cow. f^ij?r-H?rRf-iT^fe-&c. qq- m. com, 
 2 See To Enlist. 
 
 To List, «>. a. See To Enlist. 2 See To Listen. 
 
 To Listen, v. n. lend the ear. ^^, 'FPT m. ^-rJFTot, ?I^ 
 n. ^-rti-^ui. 
 
 2 ( surreptitiously, privily, &e. ). ^JtV^T w.-^PPRTw;.- 
 ^FRo^T t«.-?rHt?5 «J.-^Ht?5T OT.-&C. ^wf. 
 
 3 lend the mind ; heed, obey. ^^9t g. of o. TPTW, *R «. 
 
 ^-aiiiiji, T^rrar q^Jr. 
 
 LiSTENEE, «. Listening, 2?. a. v. V. L ^^"JTRT, ^!T^"IM1, 
 
 &c. ^^w^.■^\., ■>^\. 
 
 2 jpPTRfT q>JTRT, &c. EPRlram, ^FR^^r^qr, Wf=qr??TT. 
 Listening, ti. v. V. 1. — act. ^^5t ?j. (ic. stpp/r «. 
 
 2 ^5fT^T m. JPRqr ?«. ^FRS^^CT m. ?ir=qrr5 w. ?rfWT «i. 
 Listless, a. apathetic, indifferent , ^'c. v. Caeeless. aTTRStT, 
 
 2 indisposed to exertion, v. Languid. Hi?JT, g^, ^:ffl, 3T- 
 
 Listlessly. See Languidly. 
 
 LisTLEssNEss, n. V. A. 1. aRRm/. aig?^ «i. 3Tg?^^r?rr/. 
 
 ^^reqt^r m. sTRtfr/. arfH^^gr/. a^^n^q m. 
 
 2 fl«(Z Lakguoe. JTtffqoTT m. g^qtor ?«. JTf?T «, 
 Litany, n. ^v4^^ q^f^T Wf . 
 LiiEEAi, a-folhu-ing the leiier. Bt^^ls^R^rft, n^^^^^X'
 
 LIT 
 
 490 
 
 LIV 
 
 2 comisting of Uttas. 3^^0, 3T?Trf=qT. 
 
 3 notji'juiatae, tj'f. H^r4^. ^f^4^, Z^^- 
 LliEBALiA, a,li: V. A. 1. ^^T5^siHm, ^^^^^T^K, 'JfTTT 
 
 y »n:rr<j'Tsmm, ^mrg^au, 5'?'TT*fiH'HK. 
 
 L. and liberally. ^S^: 3T'4h:. 
 LiTEiiAEV, a. jerlaining to Utercittire. fir^=^r, f^qif^HM*, 
 
 2 fond of Uleratuve. ^v. f;r?TTf^,1%?Tf^Tr'ft, fW^'HT^, 
 
 Literate, a. versed in sciences, v. Leaesed. f^gTH, fif^TT- 
 
 Liieratuke, n. \. Leaesixg. \^T[\f. 3i^ «. qj'jf «. 
 
 Branch of 1. :?q?Tr^ n. 
 JjUUSTtCE, 71. semivilrcous oxi/doflead. HI^TTI^TT or frTn. 
 XiTEE, LiTBESOiiE, o. liviler, T. Pliakt. r;«r=^t^, ?I=r"TvT. 
 XiTnE>-Ess, «. V. A. ?>«jr-=<4>MU|l m. ?isr%'?OTT »». 
 To LiTHOGEAni, V. a. ^ff ^jTrr^TT-f^rai-jmiMT OTT'jf. 
 liTnoGKAnr, ?(. fsrai^'iT^-itc'. ijiq^:^ f^=5i 51. -&e. 
 LiTllOGIiAl'llT, n. f^l3:T3NT<t f^^TT/. ?^ft SHT^'T fefr/. 
 LiTUOMAKGE, «. ^%^ ^|T JTr^TT «». 
 
 LiTnoSTEiPTic, a. //(fl^ dissoltes iJie stone in iJie Madder. 
 K<TO3T ?^-+<.«IKI, 3T3Hft5I, Wrft^, H^5,Jl^r^T^, 
 
 XiTiioTOiiy, 11. ^JiH5T ^FT^'Ji «. H5rn^^3^'». 
 
 LiTIOAXT, n. person engnrjed in a Imisuit. ^;?I^Fff, ^TT^, =IT- 
 
 Litigant, a. contending at law. eTT^TtJlTTr, ^sfT^I^r'TT «!T^- 
 
 ^-?35?'TT=5?T-^c. f5r^,iTT^, s'T^r^'T^, sT^lfT. 
 2*0 Litigate, f. a. contest at low. ^z^ «.-^^?rr m.-^j^m.- 
 
 &c. 5Ror-3iTFf;^6T-^iiioT-^?5'rf-3^fr<^?r =PTiJf. 
 Litigated, p. v. V. sfl^T^, fsRI^T^T, &c. ^fTT^TCT, m^- 
 
 gi'T, fc)=j|(^|H<Id. [=r|T^ »i. 
 
 Litigation, «. v. V. — and Lawsbit. eit^ m. f^r^^ »» oq-- 
 
 That is under 1. sfT^^. 
 Litigious, a. inclined to go to law. ^%^lT,f^5rT^,f%^?ft- 
 
 FJ, ^W^i i^i^.f^'T, f^r^T^.sisr'Jr, f^isne^fs, rrs'^^s^T. 
 
 2 disputalle. ^rr^r^TT, f^TSfl^J^. 
 LiTiGiOUi-^Ess, n. v. A.l. fJT^7TBf?f;/. fcRT^!ftf?f/- f^T^S^- 
 
 LlTTEB, «. tcliicvlary led. %\^?\f. TTotUTTw. IT^TT w- HT'PTWJ. 
 
 2 Irood oj young. ^fToT/. ^rT «. «ft?f «. #t/. 
 
 3 n lirtli oj animals. ^ ?!. ^T'T/ ^?f «• 
 
 4 ierf o/ animids. ItlriiVT ^T^/- ^or^iiqr/. 
 
 Z— of tilings lying alout. m.^%J. ^m^-J- %7 w. ^DT «. 
 q^KTwJ. fsmTTJn. Ta^I^ or 3T m. n5;nT m. q?^?3T »i. q%- 
 5T m. ^n]^f. X^f. V^ m. rrST m. ^JV!\f. q^5E/. q^5tur/. 
 llTjqur ?j. 
 
 To'LnT^RjV. a.lringfortJi. f^r^jf, STB^^/'op. qB=T"'I, sff- 
 r1 M.-qcT «. ^r"^ in. con. 
 2 cover uiih straw, ^c l^frT «. sr^uf-q^^q', R^(rrT?^-3TI- 
 
 8 ( a room, &.c. by casting about ). q^RT w.-q^?^ »n - 
 
 fir^TTT Bi.-rrfTT^m M.-^^m n.-&c. q^-^c^r ^tt^ g. oj o. 
 
 fcrm^-q^jRTjf o;- f?r^jT€^-v&.c. ^FFOI, H^TT ^-Tof. 
 
 4 scalttT, strew ahotit disorderly. fi(<M<u|, q^^xf, q^rPTTw. 
 
 -f^r^RT '«.-q?n:^ »^. ^Ti^-^fj^Tr z\^A g. of o. 
 
 Little, a. of small e.rtinl. ?I^T=T, f=refKT^ ^^l^j -^^T, W- 
 ?qf^tjn, 'iTrqf^^R. 
 
 Soiriewbat 1. ?IfRWT, 3T?q^?q. 
 
 2 small, diminutive, short. c^T, OTT, STiTT, S^r^TT^^, 
 
 FTfRrsi, 3Trq;m=qT-3TT^m^ ?rfRr, h^tt, ^^?5, ^ptot, 
 fnfT, fqi^T, N^5, rif , rR, 55^on, f^PT^r^, ?j?, ^^, 
 
 ?p?^, =^, ?je^. Exj)rcssive of littleness with ncatncs.i, 
 Utile and comely, short and tight, dapper, ^'c. some words 
 arc STDir 3?PFT, STOIT ^T'JrT, f^imT, f^H^T, f^^^, 
 
 L. and stout. ^. 
 
 Somewliat 1. BfR^T, ^^FTc^^. 
 
 3 not much, not many. stffS^T, '<fr5r, ^ff f, 3T?q, ^^r, r- 
 
 Very 1. ^:r?q, 3T?qT^, ^jTs H ^F^ 5?t-T;T, q;5: ^ ^§:^r. 
 
 4 of small dignity, importance, S[c. ^rj^pr, ?5^?r, ^?5^TTr 
 
 6 sojwe, «oi MO«e. "pf^, 'fit^T^r^T'. 
 Little, a^^y. m a small quantity or degree. a^iToT, ariTot^Tr 
 ^ecL ^TTOT f'ecZ. ifrer f/efZ. ^^, vKi+^HT 'feeZ. ^^T^, r^- 
 c^T-ffe^r-f^r^^RTT-St^ffeFT all decl. ^Ffff, q^tfWT (Zec-Z. ift- 
 ^THT decl. T%f^, JTlT%r^, ^T^T in comp. 3T?q^T:. 
 Little, ?!. swct/Z space. slTt?^ ^PTT/. '^YST-'tfn^ ( used 
 with the noun required ). 
 In a 1. in a short time or space. '4t^*'M irT. 
 
 2 sHjfl/Z ^f?)'/; proportion, or quantity. '*freT 3T^T m. sr^qf ?T 
 
 By 1. and 1. in small quantity at a time. iir5'<Jr?r, 
 
 ■4t3'<Tr3^, '4r5r<?r5T, '4t^^iiT5qn"-&c. all decl. rft-sfftoi. 
 
 3 slight affair. '<MnP5/. ^3^^'TT'H/ '<^nf. &c. 
 Littleness, m. v. A. 1. FT^^rquTT ?». ?f^H^/. 3T?qf=r «. 3T- 
 
 ?qfTOR »». 
 
 2 ?5^sfr/ pj^Mqin '«. ST^qiJiT m. &c. rj^^rr/.&c. jtr- 
 q- n. Ffym m. ^>e--j:q- «. 
 
 3 ifrS^qiTT m. '4T%qoTT ?». etc. 
 
 4 PI^RqoTT »i. ^Fl'^q'^T m. ^^qfT^JTT?f/. fpS^F^P^mr/. 
 FI^Fsrn. jrR^T n. [fftj-fiT. 
 
 Littoeal, o. lelonging to the shore. sitf^qT, ^T^^T, ?t5?'<r, 
 
 Lituegical, «. V. N.^TTT^sfT'4'?rnT5f?Ri^'41'-f5}'TJr^-^.q-&e. 
 
 LiTUEGT, n. formulary of public prayers. ^^V^^V^^^^^^f. 
 
 ^jTr^TH^^rq^ffr/. ^imTf^^PTf^q^iiT/. 
 
 To Live, t'. «. le in animation. f?T<jf, f^T^firf or vftg-or^ ^ijijj- 
 
 Ac. 3T^% ^cf;;T^^Tr/-&e. ai^DTy. o/a% 
 
 2 /)««« life. ETRl'Jf, ^riq^ot, ^TT^ROT, ^Tfsnr, cTTfOT, ^sidf, ^<t- 
 
 ?0T, %?[?5TS: m.-\^^^,xk\ f. JfR^. 
 
 To 1. in si vie. %W{ f-'^ f.■^^^^v: m. ^f.^or.
 
 ^LIV 491 
 
 To 1. securely and liappil}-. ^mn^'T n. ^X^, 
 
 3 continue in life. =rt^Dr^ ^T'jf. 
 I will uot live. Jfr ^m S-TcrrT7 ?TTft. 
 If we live aud meet ag'aiu. ^^\7\ g^T^rf 3T?T^'\ HT. 
 
 4 Ir sulsistcd or ma'cnlatned. ^'^f^Jfff «^.-fnq^'i^»^.-!T'i=^- 
 f%5f\^»^.-n:?K!'^"/-5^R^w^.-^r5^pTIT^^«.-?r^3^7TOT /.-&e. 
 
 5 upou; See To Feed. G. v. To Dwell. U^qf, cI^'^/. 
 7 through or out. ;rf=qot, ^qBr. 
 
 Live. See Living. 
 
 LiTELinOOJD, n. siilsislenrc, support of life, licinr/. 3''1^'\f^-TT 
 
 ^^PTK. ^fsf^T/. iTTOT'cTROTw. ^Hn^^^T't. ^'^^n. 
 
 Bare or mere 1. shijtivj uith a piltance. ^^HJm. ^^- 
 
 To have or get a 1. ^]Z «.-q"t?T^ «.-'fr^NT'3-qT%-&c. 
 =^ra^ y. o/ s. TT^'^ TT^t/. fil5.DT /«, COM. HTSr ^RTm. 
 'f'jfy. ofs. 
 
 2 me(r«s of sitlsistence^ maintenance, living. g'q^Tf'I^T/. 
 ^^5q-«. qi^Tfr/. ^^Z■^n. <fT?:^'<T". 'fl^TToftn. smTTTtn'^". 
 
 T^^t/. f^^J'it/ f^^nmt/. ^^i^i^Nrnwi. ^sf^^rq'^jj. 
 
 Bare or scanty 1. mere pittance. Oi'^IHI^t/. ST'^f^R/ 
 To take 
 
 LOA 
 
 y the 1. of. ^V^^ qr^wJ. tq-, 3Tvtm iTT?ft i| 
 /. ^R^'if-qT^'n, 3TvrT=fT <TMt«- ^[rjSir. !' 
 
 Live-coal, «. jirs or jnr^wj. iir^Tm. f^^RTw. f3TJT?T ^T^I^T 'l 
 
 £»• f^?r qJto5fl"T or f^rnr ^rrss???'". j| 
 
 Live-stock, n. cattle, Sfc. ^^^^ n.^w-^m n. \^^^if. ; 
 
 Liveliness, n. t. A. 1. f^^K^mm. ^^^^r^■[m. &c. '^■^\Vf. ■] 
 
 2 -aj^^i^mm. 371^5^1%/. ^j?RT|i%/. 'iTT=Hf^T/. |; 
 
 4 ^OT^?f(?DTTw. &c. t^m. tt^l^f /. 'i 
 
 LiTELO.SG, a. lonr/ in passing, leclious, ?^f5(ait=qT, %T?, ^TTTT 
 
 LiTELT, a. vicaeiotis, vigorous. f^=r5, f^^T^T, ^rft^TTT, ^^, 
 
 2 sprigldly, gay, llithe, hvxom, v. Meeet. 3TR5t, 3^Rft, ' 
 WT?fT^, TTTTT, ^ffr,'flR'ir|%,Ts?Rf|fTT, fRTHJ^T, ^f^- \\ 
 
 3 representing life, f 5(|"=qr, ?^-=^-'TTHn:^T, ^^IT^T^t^T, I 
 
 sf^'Trat, ?Rsrfi^^, qf^?T^^n, si?q^5fTir. 
 
 4 noisy, animated, ^'c— of ontertaiiiments, &e. v. Meeet. 
 snr^uftrT, 3;ui?qT^T, :f5^ft?r, ^^i^t^, tri^sTT. 
 
 5 swarming, full of hustle — house, town, iic. T^FPrftfT, 
 
 To be 1. q:?fiT^<jf, 'PTqiT'JT. 
 LivEB, 11. Living, ;j. «. v. V. 1. f^T'^^, <5:c. f^rTT, ^^ or 
 
 f^5p=r, ?T3ftq-, ^'T5fm, ^iTT'jr, ffi^T, ^R?f, %f??T,5Tr''iiT?T, 
 
 2 ^ (in conip. as sflS^iff virtuous liver, ^E^nff ill-liver, 
 
 Ac). 
 
 4 S^vfttft, 3^rift«f^, ^T'Eff, ^Ef ("all ill comp. ns ^^iranT^ft^ 
 
 that lives by a^zrirulture. fq^THTTftsft that lives by 
 
 science, ?ii^n^'\=ft & ^TW^'t^r that lives by arms, &c.). 
 
 I. vigorous, strong, i^c. V. Lively. ^t^SR, fs^EpT, sjoE^R- 
 
 II. running, not stagnant, f^rir, fJT^rT or ^'tsf^T, f^mig. 
 LiVEB, n.— the organ. w.'\^.\'^n. zi^-^m.n. f^'^n^^m. W.V^'^ln. 
 
 Chronic complaint of the 1. ^T^rPTrJT wi. n. 
 Enlargement of the 1. — a disease of children. T^ m. 
 Inflammation of the 1. ^T^g m. n. "^itlf. 
 LivEE-cor.OE, a. ^fr[f^-7^\=z(\ T^t^^JT, 'T^'jf. 
 LivEEVvoET, n. — Indian. $J,^ ^V^ f. 
 
 LiVEET, n. particular or appropriate dress. H^.]m or'^X^ >». 
 
 q|TT5r or RTR m. ^^ m. fFS^TTB^ m. STMT m. [ -&c. 
 
 2 appropriate dress of servants. =qT^U^T SIHTT m.-^qTR m. 
 
 LiTEETSTABLE, n. stallc in tchich lorscs are Iceptfor hire. 
 
 m^-q-f^ arfT m. 
 
 2 stalle in icicli liorscs are fed at a certain rate.^f^\^^\t 
 TT^oft^r 3T^nT?r 3T?Tr ^^^A m. 
 Livin, a. Hack and Hue. f^snf^olT, f^r^] fq^T^T, ^rT5;T f^OT, 
 
 LivlBiTT, LlTlDNESs, n. V. A. f^q- f^^^qCTTT m. ^Fraf^STXTTT 
 m. &c. W.\^^^f. m7At\f. ^.W.^^f. ^f!KW{ m. JtI^TSTT 
 
 /. ^^'w^ or w.zjf. [=sj?i?Tq=rH «. %"?t/. 
 
 Living, n. v. V. 1. fi^vri n. etc. f?fufr/ sfTOT'^TTiT «. ^jft^R ;!. 
 
 2 ciTT^ n. &c. srrn/ STRTTT^/. ^f?,'Jr^/. ^=^^Wf. ^^«. 
 
 3 STf^of Ji. ^^^ n. ^qoT-7?/. cfi^orq:?/. 
 
 4 tttPh^tt^ n. ^^^f^^\^ m. 'T^mrr m. ^Tmf. f^j^f. 
 
 fTI^rnT^ or crft/ psr^qt/. ^^^sfrf^T'TJT/. d4 41cJH. (also in 
 comp. as fiftfR^lcj^ living by learning, ^.'^^t^f^f living 
 by husbandry, &c. ). 
 
 I. mea7is of Jiving, \. Livelihocd. 'S'J^f^^^f. TM-- f|t jq;;. 
 ?T^?T n. ^tcTT 7(. ffrf/. 
 
 That has a 1. ^f^T^FT, ^ffRTm. 
 To devour or waste the 1. of. ^ n. ••jct_ 
 Good 1. rich fare, gnqj ra. Trftq m. ^?f^ ?«. f^ftjft/. 
 Lixivial, a. V. K". ^iR^tJ^rsTT, ^TRf^ff^T'?. 
 Lixivium, n. lye. ?TK'?T'Jft «■ ^^=f<ift n. 
 LiZABD, n. Some hinds arc, =5ir"T^/. m^T w. H?l or ?TT5T »». 
 ?f^ft/. T'lTq'H/ g%;j'>;3. tfT^/. ( house lizard ), ^\^.^^ 
 f. ( ignuaua ), m^^X^f. f?f^T w. 
 Cry of the house 1. ^'K^^/- 
 To utter its cry — the house 1. ^cp^qsuf. 
 Lo, intcrj. q^T, q^r ^ft. 
 
 Load, n. harden, freight. 3TW «. '«mrr ^^. Hft^T «. ^TT^fTl/. 
 n. 1?5 »»./. sir^r or ^m m. HR «». t^JT^/. [5 n. 
 
 A tight ( i. e. larje and heavy ) 1. rTO 5fll% n. rWZK afr- 
 Bullock or liorse-1. ( of fuel, fodder, &e. ). ^B«m «. 
 Tit for or employed in bringing loads, ( of fuel, &c. ) 
 — a bullock. ^iJTSr or ^piTlTiTT, 
 Half ( or side } of a bullock or horse 1. 3TT^ 71.
 
 LOA 
 
 492 
 
 LOC 
 
 L. to be carried on the head, itt afr^ «• 
 
 L. of grass, &c. TTfT »». 'TRf m. ^tsf- f^^/- 
 
 L. carried by men lu-osseJ. ^S »;i.— TLo carrier of it. 
 
 Rope with Avhich to conCno a 1. on a beast, &c. ^m- 
 2 Soe BuNi'iLE. 3 lig. ( of cares, &c. ). 3ft% «. TR m. 
 
 i7>i/. Amt/. trfi/ ^^f^ "'• 
 
 To relieve one's mind of a 1. f^I^^ 3T<T^ «. ScnC^, 
 4— of a gun, &c. cfiarye. ^v: m. ^ m. 
 To Load, ». a. ladeJreigM. ?!T^, 3TW Ji.-HTTFT/.-HJft^ n.- 
 
 &c. iTriJt-mHwf-%^5r-?T^, FiT^'jft/. ^fx^g.ofo. ^ttdt, 
 
 2 encumler. liirden. c^<Jf, aTT^T w.-TR OT.-&C. qM^t-^T- 
 ^, TTW^-TRTWr-ctc. ^m. 
 
 8 ( a guu, &c. ). ^m^ snr «. "hi^. 
 Loaded, p. v. V. 1. ?5r^?5T, *rc^?5T, &c. 'HR^. 
 
 2 r5I?^^, ^>TR!7^, TTTT^Trr, HK^Ifid. 
 
 3 ^7^^ 5)TTHTH?5T. 
 
 LOADEE, «. T. V. 1. ril^UIKI, ^<U|KI, &C. rt|4(l. 
 LoADIXG, «. T. V. 1.— aci!. f5T^ M. TW «. tTT^/. mcftf. 
 I. See Feeight, Load. [ 711. ST^R^PfcTOT. 
 
 Load-sto-e, n. c^^ij^ »«. ^^ m. ■^■>\-^,Hfd[ m. ST^rT 
 LoAE, n. T. Bbead. q-i^r »«. ViZ m. xvf^f. 
 LOAFEE, n. idle vagrant sponger. g^SSIT, arpij^^r, 3^7^- 
 
 Loam, n. — the earth. f^+uiHlrfl'/. ^^P^TrTrft/. 
 
 LOAMT, a. T. N. f^PFT, f^+U|H|rft^. 
 
 Loan. n. thing lent or loi-rowcd. ^'^{^J-^Z^^^K ^?^^?JT or 
 
 2 state of leing lent. ^^R^tO/. S^PT^R/- 
 
 On 1. 3^R«rR, T^Rnn, J'HH'MlO. [ "TTH^. 
 
 By -way of loan. v?rT^, ^TW, ^^--^Ih', S"^, ^VH- 
 
 8 ( of money on interest ), v. Debt, ^p^ n. ^11 «. 
 
 sTTsft f%?^^-%r(3?5T-&c.''TO' ?n.-&c. 
 To LoAX. See To Lekd. 
 Loath, a. averse, reluctant, x. TJxwiLLiKa. frRT^t, "TT^^T, 
 
 TTT^^, fjPT^, f%5^, i-^W. 
 2b Loathe, «. o. alominate, detest, v. To Abhob. arfd^N 
 
 OT.-3Tf?f|;"W n.-&c. =f>^, aTtnoE-3rKMi|-&c. HTH^, f^ 
 
 2 le disgusted icitJi.,le tired of. ■+.'i|cA^, J-MI-'-^, Iqiui, 
 
 f^ijf JCii/j y. 0/0. ««(? Wofs. 4>dIalT OT.-ppcS^ jn./.-f%- 
 oi^/--5ft^ wj.-afl+Kl wj.-3Hl+iO/.-^n^ OT.-&C. %^MJ. cow. 
 ^y. 0/0. 
 
 Lo.iTnrso, «. v. V. l.—act. 3Tf^|'7tJT w. STf^Tg^ «. 
 
 2 on*; Disgust, zp^s:! w. ^V: m. fq^n/. f%oE^/. 3"- 
 ■sTR: ot. afl+KI OT. ^^sTP^ in. ?t?T/. f^TTR. ?». 
 
 LOATHESESS, «. V. A. ^rnj^ft/ i^f?T/. fsTH^^TcfT/. 
 
 LOATHESOME, a. T. DiSGUSTINO, IIateful. JFTT^^MT, f^- 
 
 oE^T^orr, r+oi^=)|uii, '^fl^'m^s, 'jth^rt, 'qr'TT^, ^opj, qrot- 
 
 11 LOATHSOilESESS, M. V. A. 3fi'|olMU|I m.3Tr^<T0ir ">• ^M^- 
 
 qorr w. &e. spVff^TfT «. ^f^wriHisr »». 
 
 LoEBY, «. ante-room, passage^ (j'c. %3vT 0;-%%^/. aft^Tt/. 
 
 '^^ or t[f. 3ft^/. ?f<^==fr 5^^ #(^/. 
 JjOhcock, Lob, n. Jicavi/, sluggish person, v; Lubbeb. tt- 
 
 Lobe, m. division of the lungs. ^"P?fV^r TFT w. 
 
 2 ( of the ear ). ^^V^ =^m m. 4,H|4|' =qT^ «. 
 Lobstee, n. ^^trTfTT ^^5T »«. 
 Local, a. relating, ijc. to a place. FtTRT^T or F^H'il, ^?TT- 
 
 ?'<THT'T, ^3^, ^'-TTf?T5F,^^T in comp. ^STPT in comp. 
 
 2 limited to a pjarticular place, topical, ((^^ft, '^\^- 
 
 ^, <^^'<TTf^^, f^?l'T^'<TTf^^, '(^''TTTFiT. 
 LOCAUTT, n. V. A. 1. ^^#qq m. r<TT^Rm'^ m. \\^rUf. ^^J- 
 
 5T?fT/. ^^TTT^T m. 
 
 I. position, situation., t. Place. ^TPTT/. ?'aIT5T «. 
 Locally, ado. v. A. 1. ^^T^TPft, ^*TRnf?TWr, &c. F<TT^- 
 
 To Locate, v. a. \. To Place. ^JT'Jf, ^RRW, ^T?!^'^, ?'<TT^ 
 
 «.-f^'<Tf?r/.-3T5R'<rR >!.-&e. ^Tofy. 0/0. 
 Located, p. v. V. %-7%?^T, q^r^T^^T, ^T^r^f^r, ^TK^, &e. 
 
 Location, n. \. Y.—act. z^^ n. sRr^rif n. &c. 
 
 I. V. Situation, ^mf r4R n. arsTr^T^ «. ■^'•^Itt/. 
 II. — ^in grammar. STf^^^M. 
 Loch. See Lake. 
 
 Lock, n. — for a door, box, &c. ^^T«. ^n. rrrsr™. ?TT^'F »• 
 r\\riM=>f n. N. B. All these words mean Padlock as well 
 as Lock. When a distinction is wanted, the word 3Tt^- 
 ^ or tRt^ is prefixed to signify a lock not a padlock. 
 Handle of a door 1. fTR«jft/. 
 Tongue or bolt of a 1. or padlock. qjflT m. 
 To put by under double 1. and key. ?nrT TI^ ^^Tn 
 %^^, ^TT<TT ^\t\ qrft^S S^tSt. 
 
 2 ( as of a joint ) articulation. ^ftoS/. ( as ^THiim-HOT- 
 q^T^Vtc. ?^ ), =qT2T m. 
 
 3 ( of a gun ). =5)1? m. 
 
 That has a 1. — a gun. =^]^\. 
 
 4 hug, g^Yipple. 'JT-'S f- ^"^w. ^'T "J. 
 
 5 (of hair). %?rr^ ^q^?«.-^iTWi.-5=^^rwi.-^SnTw.-&c. 
 Curly 1. ^J^q w. 
 
 Dishevelled and dirty 1. W'^€\f. %gTrf/. 
 Matted or clotted 1. «!?/ v^?:/. ^?T/. 
 Mass of matted locks tufted on the crown. ^ZJ^lXm. 
 Side 1. (left when the head is first shaved). qfir^T^»». 
 
 Tuft or 1. left on the crown at tonsure. ^^/. 
 
 6 ( of wool, &c. ). Fsf^ft^qr ^^PFT m. 
 
 7 (for a wheel, &c. ) 3"^^ n. 3^/. ^^f. aTS^F'T «. 
 
 To Lock, v. a. fasten with a loci. ^?^ n. JTR'^-^RW-TTf^, 
 m^ m.-ZWin. '^iJf-TlTat, 1%^ f^ n. q^-3r^<JI, f^?ft/.
 
 lOD 
 
 493 
 
 LOI 
 
 2 shut up ly locking in. ^rTTtrT -STooTtcI-f^Sflrr ^^T^, %- 
 
 3 ( in the arms ) v. To Embiiace. SHTTRof, cjicidiol^. 
 To Lock, v. n. finite by nnitiial insertion, tj^^^fff c5T'T^ 
 
 Locked, p. v. V. A. 1. f gq- SR%?yr, &c. 
 2 f?^iri 3;r^, Ac." 
 
 L. jaw. ?t?l<^5ft/ ^fT ^^/. f. 5f?f. 
 Locker, n. v. Duaweu. ^ot ?«. 
 
 L. of a boat, ^^\^f. [ ^^/. 
 
 LocKixG, «. T. V. A. 1. ^^ ?rT=M n. &Q. ^q'^T^uft/. jf- 
 LocKET, n. T. Catch. <preT »«. ^tW'^^ «. 5^/- «• ^^j^'l/. 
 Locksmith, n. ?5r|rT, ^^thf^ or ^r«nKT. 
 Lock tp, m. #1)"/. 
 LocoMOiioif, n. act of moviny from place to place, ^-^r ^r- 
 
 2 i7;e poirer of moving from jilace to place. 5(%viHH?r 
 
 ?rc q^Tii^Tf^/. &c. =sr?55=r^Tf^/. iH^^Tfe/. 
 
 Locomotive, a. having the power of motion, ^f^^'^^^, ^- 
 
 LOCUM-TENENS, «. deputy.^ SfC. srfrrfJrfq', 2<Tr?lft^. 
 Locust, n. stoE »«• ^TBT »i. ^TTT »». The species denomina- 
 ted gryllus crestatus, gryllus erridissimus, &e. bear the 
 general names 'tl+rflST or ^W^m. J|=irlNI ^ m. 
 Attack of locusts. ^JT^tfTS/. cr5E?pr?T/. frs^if^T/. 
 DejH'edations of locnsts. rftoj^f^/. 
 Swarms of locusts. ZJ^f. 
 Lode, «. metallic vein, qrg^/. 
 2b Lodge, v. a. house temporarily. f^=^T5 «. ^, ^JTFIT w./.- 
 
 srsr OT.-r<TFr«.-&c. ^^r. 
 
 •Jf, ^*TT7'if, F<m^T/.-?qTW m.-L*cc. ^T^. g. of a. ^^-&c. jj 
 
 Jp^of. [I 
 
 To Lodge, v. ii. reside temporarily. 1%=^T5 n. ^jx![^p\.-^. j| 
 
 2 Z/e, rest, sit, remain., stay, q^fuf, TT^^, "T3<^, ^TT^'Jr, ^Tl- ' 
 X^, fS^U^TJf , f^'<T<IM"i, ?5£n=Rof, ^Tn. ^-EfTJTjf, 'Am m.- j 
 &c.q-^. ii 
 
 Lodge, n. Sec House, Hut. jj 
 
 LoDGEE, n. Lodging, p. a. t. V. N. 1. f?T-^ ^':'JrRT, &e. 
 f^-^li++% fsf=^^;€, 1%-fll^,, ^re^q^, ST^'Y^FS. jj 
 
 I. one irho hires a room. ^c. in the house of another. TT- 
 
 Lodging, «. See Lodgjie>'t. 2 temporary habitation, fsf- 
 -^ n. 5^^ '«. n. ^■^TP^^ w. 
 L.-expenses. f^^^S^"^ m. 
 
 Eesideuee in al. f^=^ n. [ FfoE^ff q'lrft /. 
 
 Search of a 1. on leaving it. ?T5!:^5T "». T-TrS^f^/. 
 
 To make a 1. ^ n. ^ijf-qijt_ 
 
 Lodgment, m. t. V. A. 2. — ac^ q?r=Iof «. r4Rot>!'. &e. r<TT- 
 
 tR w. ^^Tr-Fr «. ^•'TrT^T f— state. ^rft'TffT/. tt'<Tf?f/. 
 
 LOET, H. vpper room or flow. ^\t\f-^[S,Vn. ^\^^n. Mlot j -m m. 
 
 LoFTiLT. Sec Pboudly. 
 
 Loftiness, n. v. A. 1. ^'^T'Jtt «!. 3-^/. [ 1^/. 
 
 2 f/n^f Peide. Tcf ot. 3Tf>1WT^ m. mST ?«. aTR'^frTT/. tt- 
 
 3 HT^qoTT m. ^€\f. SfT?T?fq ". 
 LOFTT, a. high. ^. 
 
 2 haughty, v. Peocd. iCf, '^fH^TT^, m?ft, =5?^^, ^^l- 
 
 3 decalrd.^ e.valtcd, sullime. •4J(\m\j\\^^, ift^^^f, ^f^T- 
 
 "Jrr^, 3-^, iT^T^, ^\^., srVftrTJnwq?. 
 
 Log, w. shapeless piece of tcood. ^fs-^r w. ^rfl^ n. sjjt^ »s. 
 ^tl m. SfT «. sti'T^J «• St^TT n. jpjft/. €M$ «. 5t?% n. 
 affrr »n. aff^/. T%fTo!T m. "PR «. 9Jr5/. JTfs/. 7^T5tqT 
 
 oj- ffsqr »». 
 
 Logs cleft for fuel. f%7T »«• 
 A pile of fuel logs, ^"k m. 
 
 2 ( of a ship ). 'irl'MdNl-'itc. ifrf HT'T'rqT^ ^t^ «. jf^CT- 
 
 3 logbook. n^'T'TRT-ctc. ^iiviHiHi ?«. 
 Jj 4 sluggard, Sfc. S?TT, H5-qT, »i'^, ^Un n. sfTT, STDT^PF^w. 
 I aricC^'TreKT. Some terms for a man lying senseless or 
 |! helpless like a log are, nz$[f. ^TZf. HT'^iftoET w. n\^m. 
 \: Logarithm, «. The English word is used as rf^riH n. 
 jj Loggerhead, n. dolt, blockhead, i^-c. v. Fool, nraqr, SF^, 
 
 1 1 /. nT^qr^r^^^pj m. ^^'^v\^%^\ m. 
 
 To fall or go to loggerheads. ^^rrfsR-J^n^qft^R-^- 
 
 e!:n:aftqR;-imf€tJr?:-&c. qr^. 
 
 LoGGiSH, a. heacy, dull, fjc. v. Stupid. JT5, Trecfr, ^r^zTT. 
 
 Logic, n. art of reasoning. <T^ m. ?^ir >». ff^^TT^ «. rppf^- 
 qr/. J'TT^^TT^ «• fH^ in. Some of the terms of Logic 
 are 'flf^^lf^/- ( over extension or comprehension — 
 of a definition ), aT^TTf^/. ( under extension or com- 
 prehension — of a definition ), arf^oiilfJl /. ( universal 
 extensjion or comprehension — of a definition ), aTSTT- 
 •^T^f^/. ( peculiarity — of application or existence ), 
 
 cq-, sqr'^rFH:, 5JTT^ri=^fTT, f%?;^(:?^^'7. 
 
 Logical acumen. FTTf^^T pop. rTTf^T n. 
 Logical, a. relating, cjr. to lugic. rt^f^^^r, <T=^^TT^r^, ?{- 
 
 q?f5r?TW5rtfr, Ff^fsTSTTf^TTT^, f^^^TMfW^, rm%j. 
 
 2 skilled in logic. ?r^f, n%5TT^, Ctrl'?;-??, ?r%f^3TI%Tn', fT%- 
 
 3 according to the rules of logic. rT^^TT^gg;, rT^^TT^rf^- 
 
 ^, -qrq^ir^g?;, ^w^Tr^^f^;, rr%:!iii(?)ti*-Hd, ^qrq'^Tr^- 
 
 ^^^. [ ?TT^r% s^TM. 
 
 LOGXCALLT, adv. v. A. 1. cT^^ll^lH^K, ?T%^ll^lj*.M, ?f#- 
 LOGICIAN, «. person skilled in logic. fT':?T, (H^^l-H, "TTl'Hi'F, rT- 
 
 ^^Tt^t, '^w^Trwt, ?fqf;f5r?7itrrr,'%'TTfsrq^. 
 
 A mere 1. %^3^?TrPf-15. [ ^TS^^ n. 
 
 LOGOMAcnr, n. di.ipute alout words. ^TS^etI^ m. ^T*^f^=rf^»«. 
 Logwood, n. TrtT m. ? 
 Loin, Loins, n. — the part of the bod^\ ^mf, Hr^TT^ n.
 
 LON 
 
 404 
 
 LON 
 
 ^H/. wfz^V m. ^^:f^Zn. spft/.— coutcniptuouslj. ^^ 
 or q^^ m. ^TTI n. qi? «. 
 
 Clotli worn rouiul the 1. covering- tlic privities. ?5nt^/. 
 
 Cloth-girdle lor the 1. ^NT vi. q^ w.— of a short 
 and narrow size. THTr or >1«r w. 1^^ or »m n. 
 
 C.>rJ or chain (of silk, silver,&c.) worn round the 1. 
 fn^ m. :p^^ in. JRnKT m. *^[ar or ?I j». ^R^TRT 
 or 5T Ml. "irfte^^ »»• 
 
 Girding up the 1. +H<»ii]^/. +H<--1'^ »«. 
 
 Of girded 1. qf iT?^ ^»T<^, ^TT^. 
 
 Of the 1. of. TR^. 
 
 Sprung from one's own 1. ar'PT. 
 
 !>traincd in the 1 .—horse, camel, &c. ^H't. 
 
 To gird up one's 1. ^P^Tf. ^JWOT, ^t^T m. f>T?^-f^- 
 
 To spring from the 1. of. ^x€t ^Jpirar ff. of s. 
 To LoiTEE, t'. n. linrjey, he slow in progress, t. To Dawdle. 
 ■^ I ridi TT TnPr-T^TOTt-%olof-&c. nHOT,^^^, iH^iHrl-^JTm- 
 
 To Loiter, ( awav ), v. a. ivaste by loiter in j. ^oiUHKHlrtT- 
 
 loiTEKER, ?8. LoiTKBiKG, ;). a. V. V. N. =^TT?5?fRT ITOTRT, 
 TRWKT, &c. iTH^^TST or ^^ZJ^^ or im^TT, ^T^, ^"T^, 
 
 LoiTEiii>-u, n. T. v. N. inTCTr «. &e. ^PT^"^/ ^FlETift/. ^- 
 
 LoiTEBKGLsr, ado. T. A. iHd<Hr), THFITHH. 
 
 To Loll, r. «. Zeaji lazily, ^c. 3TT5E^t ^?r-'H|o4'Md-3TT5E^- 
 
 ^-&c. TSot-'^aT-aTt'T n. Eraaf. 
 
 2 — as the tongue, &c. fjoErra^t, ?5S?!i55 oi/f. JpTW. 
 5b Loll, v. a. thrust out — the tongue. +,|iui, «rr^ ^Kot, 
 
 rsctrtctlrt <RiJJr. 
 Lolling, «. v. V. K 1. aiici^id srtn ^FSoi «. 
 
 L. and languishing — as indicative of the tender 
 
 passion. ?rfsnT m. 3Tfef=T n. 
 Lose, Lo5elt, a. solitari/, unfrequented, ^m^sioft, arrjsTcC- 
 
 "TT^T, Rd^ll-^fiJUl, "q^ANif^i^I, f^^^^K\^^ f^^^, 
 
 2 swyZc. «oZe. ^P5T, ^^^FTT, ^^^, 3T^, 3Ttl^l<<, WST. 
 
 3 adduted to solitude. <(+,^+ri5T, (^^^F^R, '^^frfifq', ^^t- 
 
 4 — in fueling. 7^H. 
 To feel 1. S'^m ^r^<Tf. 
 Lo'ELiXESS, Losekess, «. T. A. 1. arrs^Jotoft'T'ilT "»■ &C. 
 
 3 (T^K^Sr^Tjun- m. tr^JTsft^/. ^+id^r^/. '(^?T'Tf%/. 
 LosEsOME, a. dismal from solitariness. ^'TTF, ^f'T^T'ift'^T, H- 
 
 qm or ^_ 
 L05ES0iiEXESS, w. V. A. 3^^'T'iTT m. H'JI'Tf'JpfT'JrT m. TUf- 
 
 LoxG, a.— of time or space. ^M.^ ^^t^mt^T, ^m\^, ^^, 
 
 Longish. OT5B, ^fq^_ 
 
 Very 1. FTH^R-tsi, rrra^-RH, ^i^i^f , ^3TT. 
 
 In the 1. run. qf^umff, '^^fr, 3TT%fr^. 
 2 — of space. ?5fiT, ?7t^^r, J:?!^?^^^. To express tLo 
 idea of tediously long, tvearily long, the word i^HT is 
 used with certain nouns, as, ^^^k'^TT^T n. »^?iTn^, ^^^ 
 ^T ^^FTT, &c. &c. 
 
 Gracefully tall or 1. ?5f^^^^ or ^. 
 3— of time. SR, "PfT, ^.-s^S. 
 
 4 ho/ soon ceasing. ?^, c^HJifT'fT, "PR ^5;=5Tr, 5T?"<T ^Fre- 
 
 5 V. DiLATouy. f^f^qr, ^RT^qr, ^rrf^'-iw^i, tn^, f?r=^- 
 
 C V. Tedious. Fjtwf!"^, ?Jra%?lT, %r:, %T?t|^T. 
 7— a vowel, &c. ^, n^. 
 Long, adv. to a great extent in space, c^fq, ^, ^'^i Jlfq^. 
 
 2 ^0 or from a great extent in time. ifg"rr <pr^, qg"?! ^T- 
 aiTTr^^, SRTT ^PTSTJR, f^l+'l^^, q^^?5, "PR %«q JfrT-TT- 
 ^^-^TC, tpRJr5n^Tra^, <PR%'ZT7f,— as used rest rictedly 
 to a time within the passing' day. ej i ■i'+jaE, qTStoT, qj^- 
 qST, STR^I^T^T decl. qrtrapqr ^/e(-Z. [ ^. 
 
 3 tliroughout, through the duration of. TT, q^, Tiq%, 
 As 1. as. vit=r or ^ifr, ^'rTq?r, %'<T or f^V^^, %'<? or 
 
 f^'4qipT, ^'<T or fbr^TT^m', ^S^T^!:, ^?t^, ^m^f ?[, ^^TTq- 
 fJfn^. [37f^T,3Tf%RT^. 
 
 Ere 1. STT^^^T ^^t?r, s|t?5fqT f?5f?ti?r, '4re>J ^SH, 
 
 How 1. +-'li=i<, ^lOT^Ff, ^TOTT%fTt. 
 
 L. ago. sr?rr ^prs 5rr?jr, ^fr f^^f^ ^rr^, ^rpr ^k irr- 
 
 So 1. rTiT or f?t'<il^^, ff'4 or f^iTTJf^, Fr'4 or fff'-qqiW- 
 
 cTT, rTJ^oE or rrsr5;. 
 
 To Long, i>. «. t?fs!re intently, v. To Desiee. sr'T'if, ^a^^'rr, 
 
 f?r?Tf?T3t or -^ni^^, «?n5t, «Tr?R'?f, arr^TT^'if , 5%^, hrI- 
 
 i ETTXT ??i. vncnt, SfrtJI »». W'^'?r y. of s. ^\^ m. ?T^, MTW ??!. 
 
 2 — a woman in pregnancy. 31^^ m. pi. 7^\^^-^^ in. con. 
 |i Long-aemed, a. ?5T*r f I^F, S^f ??r, -JTRTldx)!^. 
 
 Long-bellied, <«. ?5rq qr^-ciT, f=5€T^. 
 ' LoNG-EAEED, a. ?rtq '+.i-"m, <=i5T!SDT. 
 
 Long-faced, a. ^^ rffs-qr, ft^<^, ?55fg3. 
 j Long-headed, a. v. Wise, Clever. ^f^TTTg;, 3T5?r'4Rft, 
 
 I Long-lasting, a. qpr :pr5^=5fr, f^'TTfe^, ^q ^Flf^^, f%^- 
 I' Long-legged, o. SJnrn'^^, siTT^, ?fT=5, ?:fT5^. 
 
 II Long-lived, (J. fsft^ft, <mfq, f^l^, ^^rj^, Sft^^jftr?, 
 jl 3TTq^jTT5_ Some appellatives or allusive attributives 
 
 hx a long-lived person 3.V&, =3Tt^^, ^HI'i's'M, ^'TT ^J^. 
 i, Long-necked, a. ^rqMi"m, 7^KRTT. 
 Long-nosed, a. c?t»r7T?qT. 
 Long-sighted, o. ^^^^"if, f^^ff, ^^f%. 
 Long-sightedness, n. v. A. sjW^/. ^^f%/. f^^iS^ ?j. 
 Long-some. See Tieesome.
 
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 LOO 
 
 LOSa-SUFFERANCE, LoNG-SUFFEKIXO, n. V. PaTIEJSCE. ^- 
 LOSQ- SUFFEHI>-G, a. T. PaTIENT. ^""ra"^^, FpT^ft^^, ^ff^^, 
 
 LoNG-wiKPEi), a. tedious in vairation, — person, v. PnosEE, 
 Peolix. ^Ef^oE, =ETN^^:, =^^Z, 5pTT^, '^r^, <t'7\^. 
 2— speech, c<cc. =qq^'T"JTRr, =ETnr=!:TrqT, =^^T?^'^^V, =^'t- 
 
 LONG-wl-E, n</c. in the direction of the leiijth. ^irq'l'T'TT'jf, 
 
 LONSEE, «. LOxVGlXO, p. a. V.V. 1. ""(^ DeSIEOUS. fHrftrT^OT, 
 
 ^-■^ SETT^OT, &c. g^TT, 3TT^TTHrr. 
 Longer, a. arftr^F^fsi. 
 Longest, a. ^^^^-■^^\^^\-&.c. ?7rq. 
 
 LONGEVAL, LOSGEVOUS, a. V. I.ONG LIVED. f^R^cft, cfh'r^', 
 
 Loxgetitt, 11. v.A. f^^".^'?fl^n. f^TT^'^Tw. f^nJ^f^f^«. 
 LoxgimaSOus, a. long-ltanded. ?lf5r|r?qT, ?5^ff?fT. 
 Longimetet, n. measurement of distances. iTRft'frr/'. ^s^ 
 
 LoxGiKo, n. T. V. 1. and Desiee. f?T?rfrrm. ^TT^TT/ T^/. 
 The anguish of separation and the 1. for the return 
 of. ^?^/. =^^r«8. V. OTH, qg'. 
 
 A pregnant woman beginning to have long'ings. gte- 
 Peasting and merry making on the appearance of 
 longings, st^ %=r''T». 
 Longingly, adv. v.A. ^^^m, ^'k rrtf 5, f^rfrarfT ^CT, 
 
 cj-^snw or STITT FTT^^, q-M 3TTf^, ^^ rST^-T. 
 
 Longitude, «. Ze«y/7;. Fjfift/. ' [ftfq- ??t. 
 
 2 ( of the earth ). l^nvn.pl. %lTttJT»J. ?TiJTRrn[f «». X^rm- 
 
 A degree of 1. %f^T »i. [T^Tf tT«. 
 
 A meridian or circle of 1. ^T'^'TraTf tTh. ^^f^T^Tfre. 
 
 o 2)Osition to east or icest. ^tv>n. ^\r^n. 
 
 Dift'erence of I. ^^frRn. 
 4 (celestial.) 'TFT?«. 
 LoNGiTUDEiAL, a. running lenijtJiwise. ^{ift^, Bt^l'^TT^. 
 Longitudinally. See Long-wise. 
 LooBT. See Clown. 
 To Look, v. n. direct the sigJd. "TTf"Jf, ^^^ or sj^, ^f?/ 
 
 5rraat-r5T5r^-3;at.5{ri:iTf,%^6T, sr?i'?f, ar^^FPot, fe"!^, 
 
 To 1. about. ?jfT?j;R TTf'JT, ^r?5?r?; ^f%/.-^^T f.-&c. 
 
 To 1. closely or intently. ?^0T, J!^ t'T^^ TTf "jf , "^^of, 
 
 Fn^lcAiif or 'TT^^, pTT^of , f^^T^H-f^^5-&c. "TT^"Jf, 
 
 rr^"^, ?T<5fr TT^'^f. 
 
 To 1. iu, put the head in to look. 3>FRof, frq;r^ ^IT^. 
 To 1. wistfully, ^^ot, 7^T^, ^^-ke. TT^^. 
 2 «fe?«, appear, f^^iof, f^^==T 'lOT, T^<^ %"^, ^TT^ijf^'TredT, 
 
 f^rqrm-'TfPTra'-f5^^'TTH-Tr^'^T?T-&c. ar^i'jf, tnra.-ffs 
 
 77;.-3TT5FTT»«.-CT«.-&c. ^m^^ in. con. 
 
 It looks as if it would rain. qT^T^TT^r tn-&c. f^^T^, 
 
 3 /((Ti-e a particular air, appearance, ^c.1^^, ^«».-5^rt. 
 
 -fr?5wi.-&c. ar^fjf. 
 
 To 1. well. ^T'TT'St. 
 
 4 See To Expect. 5 after; attend to, tnl-e care of. qrs- 
 
 of, ^TT^"^, ^rrmfff, ^i^rr^ot, ^ht^!; w!.-^'TT^?:/.-3ft<n- 
 qr^'T^ft/.-ttc. 55T'Tr-^^oi-, ^pn:/.-^JTr=nT »?».-&c.im. 
 
 G after; See To Seaech. 7 for; y. To Expect. ^\zf. 
 
 TTf^r, JTl^f m.-n\Kf.-&Q. Hf^iif. 
 
 8_for; See To Seaecii. 9 into ; v. To Examine. qR^, 
 
 To 1. and Avait for as indispensable. SfTf^q »i. tTT"JT 
 
 y. 0/0. grrfr/. 5:^^^. 0/0. 
 
 10 on, upon ; coHsit/cr, e«/c(?;«, thinJc. jft^'jf, fT'ir, H- 
 
 11 on; Je « mere spectator, qi^, cT'ir'TT M.-iS-'C. qr^tJf, 
 fr'TT^TiflT-&c. 3T?m. 
 
 12 over ; See To Examine. 13 out ; v. To Seaecii. 
 
 sftrq' w.-ff?7r^T m.-&c. :Rijr-%?>^. 
 
 14 out; le on the ivalch. ^qiif, ^f^iJt, ^Tiif, ^'Trf-^rT- 
 ?!:?Tt^ 3TH0t, SfoSijf. 
 
 15 upon; lehold. "TTf^, ?5f|TCTr. 
 
 To 1. down upon. See To Contemn. 
 To 1. up to. See To Eegaed, To Eeveee. 
 Look, n. air of the face, cast of countenance. if^^T m. ^^T/. 
 W^f- ^'fl/- ^T n. ^WS( n. 
 A fixed 1. Z^.f. V. ?5T^, ^Tn. 
 Angry or hard 1. ^Z]^ in. 
 Idiotic & slovenly 1. 'lliJlolH^r/. 
 Casting lewd looks. ^^^^^^ n. 
 Side I. :p7T?TOT. ar^ift?!^ «. 
 
 To have one's lofty looks brought down. ffFF «. ^- 
 ?ff "TSiif y. o/s. 
 
 2 ff.?/Jec/ 0)- appearance, — gener. 3TFpn; '«. ^ »• tr?J w. 
 
 tn m. wr: w. ut^ /. 
 
 3 See Looking. 
 Look, intcrj. q^t, STTT, 
 
 Looker, »i. Looking, p. a. t. V. 1. qifOTTTT, ^f% FSr^TiTRr, 
 aT^T^^^arnr, &e. ^^^,cft?i^, arrar^^, ^qr, ^flf(iu 
 
 comp. as ^"^^if, &c. ), 3T=f^?r-k?5t^=T-&c. ^rrf. 
 2 spectator. FtJTT^T'fk. 
 Looking, «. v. V. 1. qrfot «. sji^ «. c^c. ^f^/.^TRw. 
 ^^f?T n. ^^^^f;^ 11. f^t^FT «. 3^r?Jr=Fr n. ^?m m. ■^- 
 
 5 after. ?r'>TTo! m. ^PTreoft/. ^r^ft?- / ::^^ft^/. '^^- 
 
 ^mwF.f Tfiqr^Tjfr/. uTNi^Dj'^/. vfrqT/ f^r /. tHiT^r- 
 
 Looking-glass, m. mirror. ^\V^ m. dim. 3717^ /. \^J or 
 
 3T?T5TT OT. ^^ «. 3TT^^T »». 
 Look out, «. '^^i qT^n^rr ^pfef M<l=l< «f{tT^?5r 5[1?5T ?«• 
 Loom, «. ( of a weaver ). jtpt in. 
 Cross stick of a 1. "TR=R ?«.
 
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 LOP 
 
 Fresh from tho I.— cloth. STSTT HIu<ir^T. 
 Hole for the tlcsecnt of tlie foot at a 1. JTTnw. 
 Pin confining the beam of a 1. ^<m{\/. 
 Step of a I. V l d'tuft /. Some words for other parts 
 or members of a loom are, gHTTTj^iitgTT, ^irMi. 
 To Loom, r. u. apjuar indislinc/ly-aa a thing- at a distance. 
 
 5^7T STFT? f^^i f^^. 
 Loos, n. T. Kascal. ^rm^JTT^, ^TT^ft, |^. 
 Loop, «. »ioo»ir, <j-c. 5^/. "Frar "'• ^P5ET»i. H+HI ot. ^FPft/. 
 LooP-noiE, n. aperture in a vtill. ^»ft/. VTl^n. T^rT^T «.tiT«. 
 2 «;«//, saho, evasion, f^sqft/. BTl"^^ /. ^^TS /• 
 To leave a 1. ( for escape ). '^^^f.-^\zf.-&c. g^, 
 
 fH^x mzj. ^^^ %w, ?freffr ^^. 
 
 LoonT, w. — the bird. 5ft/. 
 
 Jb Loose, To Loosen, v. a. vnlind, vntir, maJce loose. ^- 
 
 S^, JTT^?5CT-t!«:c. ^T^,%5aT, mt^H. f.-SiC. W.^ J. of 0. 3"- 
 
 sp^ot, JtNpt «.-&c. ^RW y. 0/0. 
 
 2 liberate. Jrce. ^]Z^.i '^V^ ^DJ, jfr^fvoTT-H^-'^ic. 4,<ui-^r- 
 
 »i.-<<cc. ;pn?f y. c/o. §^w/.-&c. ^ot_ 
 S rf7(7;r, slacken, lu.vate. f^T^, f^<H*"i, f^?5T-^?5-f^- 
 ?TT-f^Tf<;^-&c. ^ijf. 
 To Loose, To Loosen, v. n. lecome slack, relaxed, ^'c. ^^- 
 
 2 «e< tviiV, leai-e a port. ^+Rai, 5i5T «• ^tS^t, f^PI'if . 
 Loose, o. nnlound, untied. ttnco»fined. Jit«?iarr, ^TT, jTlsJJl^, 
 
 To become 1. g^. 
 
 To break 1. g^oi, §^ 3TM. 
 
 To let or set I. ^T;m\ ^U^ ?w, HT^PSIT ^"tl'jf. 
 
 2 not fast orJi.ved, not tie/Id. fe^, ^^,i%^rTT, f^roE%aT, 
 
 L. or slack through use. =?T?T5E, ^^n'T'I. 
 To get 1.— a tic, &c. gniijf, fp^'^f, 
 
 3 not tir;lit—s. garment. fs?^T, ^?5, fe^rrr, ?iS, ^ifv;??^, 
 
 L. and bagging. ?l??"F^ftrT or ^i^H, ^ToC^IoftfT, *re'#T55, 
 To become 1. and bagging. Mc4-^o!,u1'. 
 1 flo< crowded or close. fJjT^ o'' 5!;, ifr^oJT, ^TT, <?TfR5, f^- 
 
 Of very 1. texture. iTT%ir5t'JrT. [?^PT, ^. 
 
 5 separate, detached, not of. <p^?r55, Hl^poTr, g?T, 5^^, 5^- 
 
 6 j?o< concise, close, S;c. dijfuse. 'J^oC, 3T^Torqq^, f^^RT- 
 
 7 not precise ; la.v, vague, ^c. v. Indetehminate. T^T- 
 5frrT, HoEH^^It^, S'alHoft^, STvtJTaftrT, IJotHof^r), tfWT^HT, 
 
 8 not costive. itZT^J 3T^-f5^T, h^^J qi^T^r, ^Wl^CfRT 
 
 9 u-anton, licentious, dissolute, rakish, lilerline, Sfc. ?ft^ 
 ^^, ^T, ^=4^, ^r^ra, ^?^, q^jft, ^^TTX, ^1^P l () - 
 
 "JTF? or 9>ig5, ftTT, S>?7, 3%^, =q?lT, 'qKI^, ^?:, cJT^mr, 
 g^TNT^, ST'IK-l'HlFH^, ^jIT^T^q-tTPT. Tor terms for rt 
 ■[ loose, licentious person, See under Libektine. 
 ij To become 1. =;j^, qimioiui'. 
 
 ij Loose, n. See Liberty, PEEEDOir. 
 
 Loose-joikted, Loose-set, a. ^TT, f^r^r. 
 , LOOSE-TONGUED, «. ^PTrqT ^f^F, fTt^T^ ^^^trr, 9^q:55. 
 H Loosed, Loosened, p. v. V. A. 1. wr5%c^r, %3^r, 'Ri:?^- 
 I %%^r, H^-f^w^-&c. %^^, iTifsTrr. 
 ;i 2 ^re?^r, ^T|5 f^f ^, &c. 5?p-&c. %^^, Tfrf^, f%- 
 
 3 fir^.N^.rJi, Rrfl+^FTT, &c. f^lfiFft?J?r. 
 i Loosely, a^/c. v. A. 1. m^^ (/ec^. g^T (?ecZ. jfraatroff, 5itq- 
 I ?^^t^H, ^7^55, KT^TT, HHTT^. 
 
 i 2 f^RJT, &c. decl. €x^j, ^?7, arCoE, qr^5E, &c. 
 
 3 ft^r, &c. ilecl. 'fi^oS, ste, &c. ^foSqoE or olf, fejotMcil?, 
 
 4 fsRoE, 'Tr?f5E,"q^,^^T?r, 1^^fv55, a^rlTPT, ^^^. 
 
 G 'T^T^E, aiMot^Voi. 
 
 7 tIo5q^?r, IT55IT3ftrr, &C. nmiT or JTIf^H, 5f{oEHdciH, 3T- 
 
 LoosENEB, n. T.V. A. 1. 2. ^TrStTTTT, »il^jr5Er-&c. ^fv^RT, &c. 
 
 Looseness, w. v. A. 2. fe^THTT w. 'f%3%OTurT »»■ 3'g[^'Trw-. 
 Rif%T?J"Tirr m. &c. f^^rj/. ^?5/. f)fT5E%^/. ^"if^r^rn. 
 
 3 f^STOir m. &C. ftf^rl/ St^/. ^"lf*T?^ «. ■nififFSrTT/. 
 
 4 fJiroERDTT OT. TFToST?/. 'TnF^'TT m. \fp!^ n. ^\^^\j, 
 f^FTTT^r m. 
 
 G "T'^qoTT ««. 3T^5iq^5iqtiTT ?«. 
 
 7 TSjqfe^rqijrT »». JT^TrfefrqTJn m. &c. 3?^???^^ >!./. 
 
 8 T. DiAEEHCEA. Hl-il'^l ST^^quTT m.- f^%qTiTT m.-kc. ^- 
 SfOT/. t^os/.S^rsft/. ^n^/. 5TiTg5/. ^?]=qT=5TT S^^T m.- 
 5q"<TT/.-&c. H^?t^ »i. 
 
 To have a 1. qrz n. ^T^iTf-^rw. 
 
 ^TTit «. #i^ft/. ^W\ f. 5^/. w^mf/. r^^qr- 
 ^/. ^q^^ «. Tts^^TH^ n. ^^^^ n. ^i^^ /. sj^^s^rr- 
 
 Loosening, Loosing, w.v.V.A. 1. 2.— act. ^j^S\ n. %^ n. 
 
 3 fe^R'Tt n. f5T^5!:Df «. fH^a^W^ /. f^lfiFft^pTiT n. 
 To Lop,r. o. chop off, cut off. m^, yr^^FRof, tfq^R3T,tJRof. 
 
 2 (trees) c«; ojf the h-anches. ^S^of, ?q=qtJfrm, t- 
 
 ^jr'jf, ^?^^ «. ^Riif 5'. ofo. ^5Waft/.-cfcc. JPT'^ 5-. ofo. 
 To 1. off the crop and branches, ^'jr^^r »». ^^. 
 Lopped, p. v. V. 1. m^^?^, SR^OT, &c. "^ 
 
 2 ^??r^Hr, &c. ^^ or ?3^. 
 L. and cropped. r*^N^T. 
 Lopping, n. v. V. l.—act. fft^ w. Ac. rTTIufT/ ^JRcrfV- 
 
 2 ^5^^ ?j. &c. ^I^frft/. ^J;^^ n.
 
 LOS 
 
 4.97 
 
 I. loppmgs; mailer lopped off'. tJRw. ^^^mf. W.\Z'^f. 
 
 II. (of bushes, &e.). W,K m. ^,V-^.^7.n. W.^^n. ^^q^r^. 
 e^lc6 m. n. S^?5 ?»• «. 
 
 A bundle of lenvcs ami loppings. f^T^s/. 
 A single stick of a bundle of loppings. fi\^ n. ^zf. 
 Loquacious, a. v. Talkative. <qrff^r, ^T^?5 or 55, ^tc?^- 
 
 LoQUACiousXESs, LoQUACiTT, n. V. A. ^^T'TT ?«. ^r^- 
 ^VJW m. =qT^?Tf /. ailTTn^'rf^/. srr=^F!:rTT/. 
 
 Lord, m. rwZc;-, wjasfc;-. q-^, q-f?r, ??TR^, ITJ, ^Til'\, t?T, p^, 
 
 Universal 1. ^cf^IJfT. 
 
 Who made you 1. over us? g^irr^n ^^T jft J^fr T^ ? 
 2 noUeman, grandee. y<<^K, 3THTT, THtT^, ^^. 
 
 My L., your lordship. ^T^, ?¥^r5fcT, ^?^R, aTTT'JT, 
 
 3— the Loud, v. God. Tit^IT^, TT^'^, ^^TPft. 
 4 v. Husband. qfH. 
 To Lord, ;j.«. domineer. ^(r^J f.-^^'^^m.-wi^ f.-T:]^^ /.- 
 
 m\^f.-&c. ^^^-T^x^^ with q-?:, ijt^ m.■^]=3^r /.-&c. s- 
 
 JRat-^RTf%crr-flT^OT. [ ^T^ FtFTof. 
 
 To begin to 1. it ( over, with ). "^ ^T^T rTTIot, «nT 
 
 LoRDiso, Loudlixo, n.—a lord iu contempt. CT^5^ ?i. n- 
 
 ^^^ ?i. ^ II. 
 Lordlike, Lordly, a. like or lecoming a lord. rr=rr?r-?r^- 
 
 2 liatiffliti/.^ imperious, v. Proud, n^f, srf'T'TFft, ^%r5, 
 
 LOHDLIXESS, n. V. A. 2. ■JTH?^/ f^^ OT. 3Hl<S^rtl/ rr^TOT. 
 
 Lordship, «. rulersliip, maslerij. tpft^uiT »». .»;<4|iOm"JTT «!• 
 
 ??r^<t/. ^nf^/. wif*Tf5r «. j^f^ «■ arTf-ro^ «. sf^«. 
 
 2 s/a/e Sfc. oj leimj a lord. fJ^^J. ^J^TiiTT m. ^\^^ f. 
 
 3 domain, manor, ^^rfft^rft/. ^flTf fn<t/. vjl^'Hi/. ^- 
 
 4 Your Lordship I ^R^, W.W.K-, ^TT. 
 Lore. See Learnixg. 
 
 Lorn. See Forlorn. 
 
 To Lose, v. a. — as opposed to win. ^T^T oc ^^, ^R ^TM, — 
 in cant phraseology. ^T ^P^, ^T?ft^ ^ijf. 
 To be lost. ^i<Tti =5TTTit. 
 
 2 Zei yo, (^ro/i, «»ss, mishnj, ^c. ^TT«r3ii, |?Tot oc ^K?^, 
 
 THRot, ^t3^, n^r55>?r o»' iTfi^, T"»>?^?roi-, n^Tf^gr or 
 
 To be lost, ^of or ^TT'Jf, TrS^ra'jf, ^fS^, ^JTT5f<Jf, 
 TrSli'iui or JlrlH'I'i'Jr, n"P?5?T^. 
 
 To 1. one's way. iiTC/--&c. Wf.^g.ofs. n?l'R>Jf or 
 
 To 1. one's self. f^.SfTT^/.-f^^'JfJ /.-f^;?!? wi.-&c. 
 ft^ ^. ofs. — fig. ^J'^, ^f^/- '^^■^ g. oj s. IFI'^'Tf or T- 
 
 3 ««{/cr /7;e cessation, deparlure,deterioration, Sfc. of. jt- 
 ^, ^t'^Sr, ^rT^wr, f 5^, 3T?R^ in. con. g^^H «.-g^- 
 
 ^r^/.-fflfT m.-ctc^df-q^-T^gf in. con. with y. of o. 
 
 To be lost. r^-U-TS^-'T?^ adv. ^tiif, ^TTfl (T(/i'. ^- 
 ^nJJf, ii^itii ^1^, — money, as iu trade, bad debts, ic. 
 *T^>ir, 55^, "PH^. 
 
 To 1. one's life. :rMT?r-f^?rTH fK^^. 
 4 — as opposed to keep, ^pif, TrT'Jf, 1^^, ^^, ^^; 
 all these mean ^ he lost unto. 'iTFrror /?f. con, 
 5 squander, throw airai/. ^V^ or ^^^177. ^TP^"Jt, ^.T5^, 
 
 To be lost. qt=F?iffm^r-'ff=F'itT-<fF?:-m'rq-t?T-.S;e. ^(ot. 
 
 To Lose, ». «. le out of pocket. ^\z\ m.-&c. <7T'^, ?fr=rT ot.- 
 
 g^?fPT «.-&c. irajf-^af-^m^, TTT ?«. 1iTFT'Jf-*Rot-qT?^, 
 
 ^TT^ m. ^ft^ ^T^oT, qrnr^ «. iKWJf, ^rre^, T^n^ 'hr 
 
 Loser, n. Losing,;?, a. v. V. A. 1. ^OTPT, |T^^, ^^JTHT. 
 2 ^^Tiir^, iic. ^t5€TT, TTTS^, qHTlT, T^Ix^r. 
 I. as opposed to lucratiAC. <?IT5rr^, fTIZT 'Ti'^HI, Ac. 
 
 A losing concern, ^rs^'tfst n. ^\Z-zrMt ^n^y. 
 Losing, ot. v. V. A. 1. ^^ n. ^f ^f. 
 
 2 imr^ n. ^T<j^ n. ^m n. ?rf5/. ^T^ot/. ^TT^/. 
 
 5 ^oT n. ^^J^ n. &c ^RcTui/. ^T^w/. 
 Loss, n. — as opposed to wonuess. ^/. ^^/. 
 
 2 detriment,damaye, — as opposed to gain. f?1ZTm.;p};^?i«./. 
 3-+;«l'ft/. «r^r or st-^T «. fi?f^T ». ST?^»». 'TFTTw. ^Ir^Tm. 
 ^mm. ^f=ET/. poT/. piir^^/.^jfr^/. 53R/. 5^/. =qR/. 
 
 ^^m. ?rfT5ft/?rT^'^OT.>rfTr/. =5tit m. ■?r?t/. ^moi/. 
 
 q'moT/. q^/ qr^RT «». ^re^T or Hm^ w. xf^R/. jf^f/. 
 ?rffiT?T/. HT/. 5T:r<iT/. ^jft/. ^f^ J--^ pop. ^^m. 
 arrsT^T «j. sttFT m. ?tRt/. Kote. The verbs sreor-ircrr-?^- 
 I'jf-^JIT'if are used with most of tlie above words. 
 
 A dead 1. gftrf n. ^5/. ^f\^ ^'^ m. 
 
 A heavy l.Vfs/. 
 
 Losses, monies sunl-en. ^t\r\ n. ^^Y<T^^ m. ^f. 
 
 To cause a 1. imto. q^^^T ^R m.f. ?5N^, e^ft/.-Tr- 
 
 To incur or sustain a 1. See To Loose, v. n. 
 
 3 privation.^ deprivation. ^]^ m. ^tIh/. ^tItT/. 3TrR «. 
 f. TS, 1wn »». li^TTJTT »». 3THT^ m. [f?/- 
 
 4 perdition, perishing, v. Destruction, Euin. ^ttut »?. 
 Utter or great 1. HI+)UI?». ?TRrr^/. HTOrr m. ^T^TTS/. 
 
 .5 lost or mislaid state. ^Jtf- ^V^'^ f ^T^Jl/. Iw^T^ ?«. 
 
 6 tcastage, S)C. v. Waste. ^RT/. ^zf. r^zf. 
 
 7 useless application, v. Waste. ^qj^^=q ?«. ^'tifi^qqw. 
 3Rri;-snT m. ^H'^MM m. ^m m. 
 
 To be at a I. Ic puzzled, (jc. ^^f. nn ^M O)' '>T=;ur 
 y. ofs. ?RiTif, sn^iJr, 'Ir'.*-'.^, "^vfdH SRiof, 
 Lost,;?, v. V. A. 1. i^^r ^r^ n%^. 
 
 2 ^HW^PA., ^TT^^^T, ?Tt?%^, &c. n^ or ^^W,, 
 
 3 H"?, jR^p, ^^^ 5TT^^, HTf T 5ni%OT, ^"wt ^rr^^rr. 
 
 4 n3?5T, 3trI?H?^, &c. TrT, fsm^T. 
 
 5 qr?^^^, ^j^fi^c^r, #paft^ ^s^, ^^?; n^^TT, c<cc.
 
 LOTT 498 
 
 I. $lray. M'h^A\ or ^+rll, *f=Pr531, 3*1*, "5^7 ^^i "3" 
 
 ♦lO-ir, i^Tos or nr^ stt^ctt, ^jffr. 
 
 II.— in n»toniBhmeiit,Ac. beuilderej, anmze J .confounded. 
 
 Lost to Bhame, Ac. Seo Shameless. 
 Lot, n. fortune, slate assigned, v. Destiny. JTFq' h."^^?[TT/ 
 
 To fall to one's 1. -jiM I * M -^H- TFTnr-fVTTrTH-^f- 
 ?-«TT^-ic. qiJl ^. p/o. 3^f?TO'Jr. 
 t2 (/i>, or any thing used in determining a fate or portion. 
 
 v%^ m. qrrar m. sf s^TFrar »«. f^/ 
 
 To oast lots. f-^i,M\ /■ pi- 'TFF^-^Mizui. 
 .S portion, parcel. Sfrf /. ^fo£\/. iTJT ?«■ JgT «. W^ ». T- 
 g" wi. HFT t». 
 
 4 ( of ground ) patch, parcel. f5% w. 
 r> proportion or share oj taxes. ■H<+I<'<^"*JN1 <ff^^/. 
 ^•f^T/ ^noft/. WIMuft/. 
 (J See Multitude, Number. 
 
 Lots, heaps, piles, S;e. v. Exubeeakce. 3^/. %t7/ 
 
 31) Lot. See To Allot. ' 
 
 Loth, &c. See Loath, &c. [qioft «. 
 
 LoTioy, «. medicinal uash. ^^^iJ^r^ n. ^^TJfT «• a^sff- 
 
 Loios, Lotus, n. — the plant. ^prS^/. +H Pri^lt/"- "Tftpft/- 
 — the flower. :jrJT?5 or spTotw. ^^ n. ^^.^n. ^w^ n. ^x\- 
 ^n. ^?T^ n. Certain species or Tarieties are sfrS 'FToJ, 
 
 <Tr?T q;JT^ ( or j?ft^ "• ), msit ^F^ra (or ^Tfi^K?^ ), ^- 
 
 JJ^F'ra, f%5i:pToE ( •flri+H^ ), ^^ n. — the seed. ^.fK^- 
 ^ m. — the seed yessel. ^TTToEnpn.— the stalk f>^n. JT- 
 OTM a. — the pericarp. ^fiJr^/. 
 Figure of the leaf of a 1. ar^^ or ^. 
 L. which grows on the dry ground. r^cT^Tt? «. 
 Lotteei, n. %i^J. 
 
 L.-ticket. ^n^^ N^/. 
 Loud,, a. //(V;^ sounding, striking the ear with force. irreT, ^- 
 
 2 V. ClaMOEOUS. 'Irjilrm, nmrS-iTT, OTT5^. 
 
 Loud, Loudly, «r?t'. v. A. 1. ifi^-cfm, 3^^TR, 3'=5T?T^^, 
 2 TTilrff^, 'IH.«lri ^F^:^, Ac. 
 
 Loutoess, m. v. a. 1. ^re^iTrr m. y-vjmni w. JTrfW'tT w. &c. 
 
 2 clamour, t. Upeoab. n?5»TT ot. »F7nFI /. n;=I«I?!;/. 
 To Lounge, v. n. spend time idly. fT^r»TT-&c. «l?Tot-fqRut-"75- 
 
 To Locnge, v. a. (a. horse ). •<<ife<l=K-Hir5l^< tRof. 
 Lov^GZ, n. place of lounging. <P3 »i. f^:pT*rqTW^/. f^^m- 
 
 2 — in the manege. ^ngT w. 
 LouxGEE, n. Lou>GiNa,;j_ a. v. V. N. ft^Rf T|^ TTfTRT, 
 
 LOT 
 
 Louse, n. ^ or gr or 3-/. 'J^/. — of cattle, dogs, hogs^ &c. 
 
 qprRgr/. jft^/. it^rfr/. iKrs/ ^ i »0' i )< | j /. «rR- 
 
 =^1^^^ »>. — do. of a red color. FTR/. — 1. bred on the 
 body. =^]frJ;f. — found on cloth.fq^/. [§<i^ m. 
 
 Largo and fat 1. %on or hi^ m. SMT or cnnn m. 
 Sore on the head breeding lice. Tz'^K or\ n. fz^ n. 
 Swarming of lice. g^sTf^/- — intens. ^^^jrc m. ijft- 
 ^rf m. f. ^ET^ »». /• — in/ens. ^^T^^TZ «J. 
 Young- 1. or the egg of a 1. rft^/. fe?=rT/. 
 To swarm with lice, ^pq^at, gHTJrtiJf. 
 To Louse, v. a. clean from lice. ^^ f. pi. =FT^-*TIT^-qT^"Jf. 
 Lousiness, n. v. A. 1. 3^<T0TT or ^^F^Ttrrr m. S^cftT'TT »». 3'- 
 
 Lousy, a. swarming with lice. 3?JT o>' ^fr^T or 3^ST, ^trr, 
 
 2 mea«, f?iV/y, tj'c. v. Low. f^?:r3r, ^TTS, ft3;5r55, qr^ST, 
 Lout, m. sturdy blockhead, dolt, v. Lubbee. Z\^]., 5H, ffr^- 
 
 HF, tS or ^5, ^>T, »^OT, +<il-x,i|l HTT^^T. 
 Loutish, o. v. N. jfs^TT, ^I'^^, ^T^, T?5?55, ^5^^, 'in- 
 
 Loutishuess, «. T. A. sr^tTTT m. &c. 
 
 Louteb, n. aperture for smoke. ITK n. ^^ w.^TTof M.^I^ «- 
 
 Loyage, n. litigtisticum ajivaen. 3T^Hr^ OT-^T^sTTTwi.T^pft/. 
 
 To LOTE, z). a. regard with affection. sftfrT/.sft!=r/.-^K «.-&c. 
 5^-5pT'^-&c. icith ^X of 0. sftfff/.-sftrT/.-&e. iTTof-srrot- 
 •M-Ac. y. ofo. sfff?r/.-'^K ».-&c. ar^oT in, con. loith g. 
 
 ofo. f^^-^■^\r[-&c. \^ran7i-^r^ot-&e. 
 
 2 ( as the sexes ). ^^rq^^K^TT^TT^ Rs^ul-arreTfj ^twf. 
 
 3 delight in.^ like. =«rTf^, 3TT^ /.-ifi^/.-&c. aRfut-STROt 
 in. co». Sf g. ofo. =^fT?5T-»RT-«&e. =17?^ m. con. 
 
 'Lo^'E.^n. affection, fondness- ^fr{ pop. ^^f. ^n.^^^nv. 
 
 ^^^^ m. ^ ?». 5frf?T*n^ m. ^^■^\^ m. ^prR «. 
 
 L. — gener. affection, tenderness.! Sfc. *HNIHHHr/. 
 The overflowing or swelling of 1. or tenderness. ^«, 
 
 To win the 1. of. sftf^/. ?5R^-?5Tf5 %af. 
 
 2 ( of the sexes ). ^J^^^T n. ^'^q^^^rr^ m. ^R m. 
 •rnVJ^ m. 'i\*\\<H\A m.'^^m. ^f. ^frT'TR m. J^ m. 
 ' Illicit 1. '?t^/. 
 
 Of or belonging to 1. i^J'IKMI, Ij'llO, ffmft^, 
 
 Subdued by 1. J1<^<1<4fl. 
 
 The art of 1. Jpm^dT^ ». Jpt^?rr^«. 
 
 The airs and arts of 1. ^ w. /)Z. ^TT^ m. pi. 
 
 To make 1. See To Couet. 
 
 3 delight in, fondness for, attachment to, liking, taking, 
 passion. ^\fr\ pop. sftrl/. 3TT?j/. *rf^/. ^T^PTT? w». 
 Fj^H^f. f^/. ?fm or ^X^m. m^m. ^^m.J^f. ^ pop. 
 
 c^/- Rtot/. 3Tmf%/. ^f^/. srgrfff/. sigrpr »». ar- 
 
 H<Rt>/. arg^ftH^T n. 
 
 ^ Undivid'ed 1. ( of the Deity, &c. ). 3RT^*Tf^/. 
 
 To fall in 1. with, ^^m, t^Sr, tnot, Ht%T-&e. |>iJr. 
 
 To quench or cool L ^^^-^^Icl wf\ n. wrsdf.
 
 LOW 
 
 Love-apple, n. — the plant. «|r5=(f'ft/. f^f5TTfft«rt'ft /• — the 
 fruit, iB^t't n. &e. [H^^rS^JT m. 
 
 LovE-LETTEE, n. ^W^\^ 'T^ «. ^fTlTI^ TSf n. sftlrPT^ n. 
 
 Love-match, n. sftf^f^r^ m. sftf^r^t^f^F/. sftf?TH^'--T m. 
 
 LOYE-Q0AEEEL, n. sftfffqj?^ m. fTTS^Tn^ m. FSrS^THS »• ST- 
 "[■M+IM m. 
 
 Love-sick, (3s. ^Fmft'ft, H^^^ft, +iMR^c4-'ftft?f-&c. T^T^ 
 
 Love-song, n. ^TRT^ TT^ n. r^FT'Jft/ ( distinguished into 
 SF?5fft ?5Roff a/a/ HTr ?«. ). 
 A verse of a I. ^^ «. 
 Love-tale, n. niRT=^ 'ft'? /• WTW^''^J /. ?JTT^'TTf'^MR '». 
 LovE-TOKEs, Love-toy, «. rs;pr5ft-;ft?ft^-&c. qr^irft /.- 
 
 LovE-TEicK, n. ^ »!. ^TT^ m. pi. 
 
 LovEABLE, a. v. V. 1. and Pleasixq. 3HHiHM|'ll-?TTT^T- 
 
 &e. 3TT?5r4(iMU||T4]^ sftPwFT, sftFT^, fsi'^il^. 
 Loveliness, n. v. A. g^Twr m. ^[^ n. ^v^^ n. 5:q?5T- 
 
 ^'J^ n. ?5if?ifM II. w.^^^^/. H^T^rnr/. f^'m?^ n. fir- 
 
 T'pnpf^ n. 
 Lovely, a. v. Beautiful, Charming. ^^, 3T^^^, JPT- 
 
 fy-Mnui*, ?5Tsn'^5rpT, t'ST^oq-^ifpft, ''ji^rui*, ^Fm, ?5i^rr. 
 
 LovEB, «. Loving, /) a. v. V.l. iftffT %5mrTr-^0Tm-&c. Wh^ 
 or 35, SfHT^, HFns, HHdl'^, q'HSITH pop. Im^?^., H|i(H|^, 
 JTT^T^fte, sftfHHT'T, JTfmr^, ^H?7, «i^|Qi, #^1 WU|^, 
 STOT^T^, #r^T^, sfMt^, iTH%=5rT, &C. sftf?!^, #^?P, 
 
 3 Hf^pmH ;)oj5. Hf^iTrf, 3T53:?r, g^'fj, ar^TPft, '?^,n- 
 
 'ft, ^fT, — in high degree, f^?;iT, a^m^, Ml^l+tfl, ifr|I^, 
 
 ifr^THT, »Tt^r#, JTI^Tf^, ^r^ftT. 
 
 I. sweet heart, gallant, cj'e. — the man. f^^., ^ref, ^rei^, 
 
 or um^, TMstiftT, n^^H, ^f^, ^*r, ^f^JM or ^rr^Toi, 
 
 ^jftsft^^T, sftf?rTT=5f n. f^'TfT H, 'HT.— the female. fsf^T, ^TT- 
 T^, ^S^TT, sr"JrWt, JptfTT, &e. 
 
 LOVINa-KINDNESS, ?J. V. KlHDHESS. ^^ /. ^TT/ JTr^TT/. ^T- 
 
 Lovingly, adv. v. A. 1. sftrft^, sfffft^TRFT, ^HHT^, ^- 
 HWT%, &c. STT^ft^, sftffTTf^, ^fT^^, &c. sfH^-qr, 
 
 LoviNGNESs, ». V. A. 1. and Love. ^jtoE^itT m. ttttt^iit ot. 
 
 &c. ^^rq' n. ^]^J f. HHdl/. 
 JiOw, o. «o< Z(?yA or elevated. ^^, ^r!?I?5, <Hlrme, <Hlr5«T, T- 
 
 Very 1. — alon^ the ground. J?^?n, 'J^T^'T. 
 
 To lay 1. ^^ :p^7T |tfr. 
 
 To be laid 1. FJiJT ^^. 
 2 «o< ri«my high, ghort, v. Little. STcrrT, ?r^T^, ?r^?5 
 (remiss. ^T??^^^)^ ^.NirtH'i, f*r|T, ^^, '^Tr^ (in coinp.). 
 i5 descending dowmcardt., v. Deep. ^3,3^15,^?^^, f^J^vr. 
 
 499 LOW 
 
 4— of {ground, sunken, Sfc. ^T^FI, B^^^7, ^?I^ or 
 
 5 squat, Jlattish, v. Dumpy. >i^^?:, si^^r,^!^??^^ orsm^rS. 
 6— of the water, tide, &c. a?RR%r5T, Trt^cIrlT, <«r^;:r5?5T, 
 
 L. water, ^^fft/- 
 
 L. water and liigh water, g'f.rf) Htrfty. 
 7 M0< 7fo/«y or Zo«<i. ^?5^, ^^, »T^, 'ft^J:«l<MI,H»>l«<NI, 
 
 8— price. ^^, '<hlT, ^, ^FJft. 
 
 9 (of price), v. Cheap. |;7^^ ^rqT, :?rRr«n ?U=5n, 
 
 10 dejected, downcast. 7^^, ^^^Rft, T^Tfft^T, f%^, f^- 
 jffr, H^, f^TT^UT, 'flSf^T^, ^f^TTR, ^JR^, f^rT^r, 
 
 L. spirits. f^TT^w. 
 To become 1. f%t^. 
 
 11 of mean station, ranJc, lirih, tj'c. ^fN', ^^, rl^T^, 
 ^5r% ^5ft^, TT^ft, TTHT, ■ar'q-JT, qj?^, f^^Tg, ^^, fH- 
 vHldl'^r, fl^^-lMI, ?f^, ?M^, 'i7^=ft^, -iW.^.^., ^^^, 
 
 ^?PTT?r, ^T^FT, ^^^, ft^^r^, pR/^T^nrr^^'TT, 
 ^iTSt^zxn, "fr^^TT, ^■^rs, Rict^t, ■mmiO. 
 
 12 »(<■«?», iase, vulgar, disreputable, ^-e. ^/f,\., ^^, ^^ 
 
 3f>?ir, a^^rr^, ?j^, ?p?^i ^^==^, i%^, 'irq??'?. 'fli^ir, 
 "n^, ^M'4<, ^M"H^-cfNi, HiM<^Tfr5Tr, 'fl^Htf^, 'V^r^, 
 
 |2T3r, fS^5rc5, ;^^, fH5FTtt,fH^R?I^0T?qT, fH+K^looTmr, 
 
 r«i'ftH. 
 
 L. life. ^3fi^?5T|f^/. 
 
 13 «o< suhlime, not e.valted. ^?:5^, ^c?% 'fRTrT^T, Mi <-+.[, 
 
 w^i?T, ^n^fojr, 3T^r5, ar^nr^T, arsr^i'^r, ^r#R, '^. 
 
 14 submissive, ^v. v. Humble. ^Jsf, ^t^TflTMT or Jmrft, 
 
 <t=75r^, :T^?rqT, ^i^nrq-. 
 
 15 not rich, not nourishing, — diet. ^^FT, t?^, f^??T?tT, 
 
 Low, 0(^1). V. A. 1. not on high. <Hlr6r|| ded. W^h ^Irid, 
 
 2 a< o loto price. ^% RiHrO^, [^, &o.;. 
 
 3 J« a »iea« condition. ^^ (in eomp. as ^tH ^^TTfT, ^'^^- 
 
 4 wear the ground or bottom. ^^"1, "IcET^, jisiivi. 
 
 5 not loudly. ^^T decl. ^rl+'MT^, ^, 7^^. 
 
 6 J« subjection, disgrace, ^'c. ^f^t, ^fTH. 
 2b Low, t). n. — a cow. ^sRot or ^^K^ or ;^^ot, _g»)<^i?n. 
 
 -&c. "PTSOT. 
 Low-BOHN, n. V. Low. ^H^, ^-i^M, *tl^|rt, ^TaTTTrJ. 
 Low-PEICED, a. ^% R>MrfNI, ^c?^, ^WRT, 3T?^r?ft. 
 Low-SPIEITED, o. M0< liceli/ or spri<jhtly. f^TTT^, ^f^isfT^, 
 
 «rf^, H7^, ^f^^TT, 5^=Tr, ^iT^'^, f^riT^, f^nr^^, 7^- 
 ^TTPT^, ^f?ii=THT, ^^m^fPT, -JirTTfl'I^TT^i^. 
 
 LOWEB, a. o/Zm height, »j-c. tn^ST, ^IT^ST, arftT^ 'tquTT. 
 
 2 of or belonging to the lower part. W^^., ^T?;?5T, W?ft- 
 fl, 3T«^, arsiT^^. 
 
 2b Lower, t'. a. make lower. >jr|<«l, ^Ic?t-^Wri-<tc. ;ru|- 
 arrirn, :ft^ ^F^. 
 
 3 dishonor, v. To Disgbace. JTH m. Jpjff 'FW y. 0/ c.
 
 LOW 
 
 500 
 
 LUC 
 
 <in»iTrrrrr wl-jtrtt m -jtrj^shf /.-JTr^^rfSr /.-&c. ^f?- 
 
 «rf ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 abate, ijv. v. To Lesses. j;T^i?f, ^fH^-^^Z^\-&c. ^l^, 
 
 7!TR »i.-&c. !fK^ y. of 0. 
 To Lower, i-. n. grow less, tceaket; mihlrr, ijv. v. To De- 
 
 CEEASE. JHT^, py^r'T't, H^'Tof, ^?7W-&c. ^"Jf-T?^, 3'- 
 
 HR f/i.-io. ^t^ g. ofs. 
 To Lower, r. n. le dark and gloomy, io tlireatcn a storm. 
 
 Ik^ or 3^IT^, 35r3^, artTRiit or 3T:Tr^7T ^^t, ^FT|T ^. 
 
 2 Je gloomy, sullen, ^v. to pout. ^ ^m-^I^T «W^, fff- 
 S «. "j> 5"^ity. <>/«■ 55?^, «*)|otJj'«u|, St^iif, ^^5t or 
 f^JIduJ or 4><'j<iuj_ 
 LowEH, LowEiiixo, «. V. V. N. 1. s^iTot n. t^tt ^''f «.&c. 
 arvnft/. ^r|T «. aff^T or afrj /. ;?n^^ir «. 
 2 ^T^ or m^z n. i^^^w /• ^F'^K^ / Jpr^J^ m. 
 
 LowEBED, p. V. T. A. 1. gTR^;^, ^prff ^^r, &c. 
 
 2 HR jpjft %%^r, &c. ar^q. 
 
 3 3m^r^, Jprfr ^^rfl, &C. [ 3TTi^r^. 
 LowEEiso, «. gloomy, threatening, affs^^, aTfaTft^, Td' 
 LowEB-MOST, Lowest, n. ^cffpT ^T?r=n'-Wt53T-&c. ^^f% 
 
 2 inferior to all. ^pf^rg, SFfwnft^r, itsT^sifff^sfT, ^^RK- 
 At the lowest. fSl^TT, Pl<\RM?^,^f^nsrT?=r, I+iHMM?^,^ 
 
 Lowiyo, ?!. T. V. ;^<i«J|' M. ^ m. §M<i\ or ^STTST or ^R- 
 
 A g-cneral or great 1. ^^fTS /• 
 LOWLAKD, LOWIAXDS, 71. ^^j^ m. H^MI^ «J. ?jrTc5^ ^^T ?». 
 
 LowtAUDEn, n. ^d'Kl , rra^TT^. 
 
 LowLiLT, a(7r. ;:fi;i7f^, ^"^Tf ^^, ^T'^TRRT, <tH%^, fHlf^- 
 
 TRTIHT, 3TfinTHBTFm%. 
 Lowliness, ji. t. A. 1. 'l^tsft/. ^^m /. ^JJ^^ /. 'T'^HT- 
 
 2 m^TTWr w. ^n^T^JIT »». ^TT^^WTOIT m. 
 LowLT, (7. free from pride, v. Humble. ?fi^, ^"JT^f^, ift^l, 
 
 2 not lofty, suhlime, ^-e. ^iqr, ?rR^ or ?rT^5!T, ?TT«rT'?r- 
 5ET, ;moET*nctT, SRIS-, aTIfT^H. 
 
 LowtY, orfy. humbly. See Lowlilt. 2. See Low, adv. 
 
 LowNEss, »i. v. A. 1. ?r^??Toir m. jfT^orr m. &c. jfr^nrr /. 
 
 3 T. Depth. H<'jrl'j«ii m. ^rh^^T »>. 
 
 7 ^'^.'+.MUir m. &e. HSr^r »!■ 
 
 8 ^^"^W m. &c. 
 
 10 3^5T^"JTT m. &c. arrTRft^ «. I^T^ m. T^rvj^^f 
 
 ] L ?fr^r?trTr »». ^^^^tfon- w. ^mIhuii »». &c. ^^^?iht /. 
 12 ^^^JTwr m, ^'^^^ m. ^'v^\ m. ^^r^ ^p^r^ f. \- 
 
 Low-si'iniTS 7!. V. LowsE^s, 10. Tr^^»TI«T m. TTr^Ttfrw- 
 
 fiprr^ m.'^fT^^ n. ■^fT?T?^jn^/. ^"br^q- «. 
 LOTAL, a. faithful to ones sovereign. TRTF^r PfH^^^r^, ^^■ 
 
 g-&e. 
 
 2— as a wife. qf?rJr?rT, ^?ft, WE<ft. 
 
 3 — a.s a husband. ^^n:f?R<T, ^^R-t-iM. 
 Loyalist, n. See Loyal. 
 Loyally, adv. v. A. 1. ffTH-T^^TraT^T, TT^'Tf^'T^^, FTO^- 
 
 Loyalty," n. v. A. 1. TPTT^t i%T^^^r^/. '?Rr3Tf^^ /. 
 ^nr^Tf^P/. KRPTT^f^/. ^^ffT'Tf^/. &c. ^STH'Tf^/. 
 
 2 <Trf?fsRir «. ^iT^T n. m^^?^ ». 
 
 8 WdKPl^H?^ n. ^ZJlUxf^f. "^-^f^mf- 
 Lozenge, «. — the sweet meat. ^^ n. ^T^T^"^K^ =I^T/. 
 LUBBAED, LuBBEK, «. sturdy, heavy, ignorant, Icizy fellow. 
 
 Ffg*^^, ?55r».TiT, ?5ra[»;fiT, R^grfTT^iT, f'^rq;'?, si^it, ^i's^t, 
 
 ?, ^l^fRift?, #?H75T, J^f ?IT or J^InT, '^^nPfY^I, HSqr, 
 <ft5!:, =7^,^31, anr, '%, 55f, 3T^55>?ft, 3T^s"riIT, *5r5iqT 
 
 LuBBEELY, fl!. Zarye rt'«(na^y. st^TF, iT^STr, ^J^ir, ^tuT^Tr, 
 
 or 5^r%^, ^q^, ^, ^ZFTT, T??5. 
 
 LUBBEELY, 0(/y. See AwKWAEDLY. 
 
 LuEEic, &c. See Slippeey, &c. 
 
 To Lubeicate, «). a. mal-e smooth and slippery. TonTastrT-^- 
 oE:^5ftfr-'T^grr-&e. ^Rot, ^^V'\\ f.-'H<\'£\ f.-&c. ^\^^ or 
 
 LuBEICATED, p. T. V. JoSnSEtff %^^, &C. 
 
 LuBEiCATiON, n. V. V. nssnoft^f ^ot n. &c. 
 
 Lucent. See Snixixo. 
 
 LuCEEN, M.— the jdaut. f^HTTfft n?r?T «. 
 
 LcciD, a. shining, v. Beight. ?IsF?5qftFT, ?5i^, ?5+1~lsfe. 
 
 2 pellueid.! v. Clear. ^Ef^y, fH4?5 or 55, ^^^cfss. 
 
 3 perspicums, t. Cleab. g^q, ^^^m, 3T%^. 
 
 4 not darkened by (/eZ/r/;«?j.g5t^, ^r^'^Tq^JTr^r, f ^irft^r. 
 LtciDiTT, Lucidxess. See Beightxess, Cleaexess. 
 Lucifee. See Vexus. 2 See Satax. 3 See Match. 
 LucifeeODs, LuciFic, a. ST^?T^^^, ST^FT^TT??!^. 
 
 Luck, n. v. Foetuxe, Destixy. 35 n. ?r?fl»I n. jtt"T «."^- 
 srarn «.%^nr/.'iq''Tf?ri?oj;."%q?T/. ^T^rsi^ or «r-a^- 
 
 ^/. ??PTT?n»T »». 
 By hard labor and with good 1. sp|cA|+yi%. 
 Good 1. ^-HPV n. ^\^n. >TF^ «. q-^T «. 
 Ill 1. q. V. l^rW ?J. gsq' n. 
 L. in maldug money. ^STT^ ". 
 To be in 1. \^ n.-&c. ^^oj-^r^^ ^^ ff- ofs. ^P^\- 
 ^ m. ^Tof g. of s. ^]^v^.\m jji.-^nffqToiy: ar^ot g. of s. 
 LUCKILY, adv. T. A. 1. TRTFT, Trf^Tt^qT^, ^V^^^\^.| 'IT-
 
 LUK 
 
 501 
 
 LUM 
 
 iqr^qr ^rn4, >TRTr?=f Tr4. 
 Luckiness, «. v. A. 1. ?Rm?rT^r w. 5T^?Hrct/. ■HrlN^/. 
 
 Luckless, a. v. UNroEruxATE. i^r^fT, aTTr'ft, ^OT^^RF, 
 
 ??fr, ^"TT55 <f ?;-7;r, j^tt ^FTTsirq'T, l.q^^-Tn', ^rss^t^, ^- 
 
 LUCKLESSXESS, M. V. A."^^r-&C. spt^TTTT W. Jp^TWr »». Xp. 
 
 1^^ «. I^HT^ra. ^F^f^H^ft/. ^Tfrsr/J. TF^Tft^rTr /. 3T^?T«. 
 Sigu or mark of 1. ^^ i=I?T''T «. 
 
 LucKT, a. V. FoETuxATE. '^?rr=5rri TfresrT"'^5rrEfT, ft^r^rr, >Tr- 
 T^^r, w^JTsr^ft^, etc. iTrf^^rg pop. >Tr^?r, TT^^TTRft, 
 
 L. at making moucv. 4°'-}l^fj. 
 2 offavomlle influence, auspicious. ^T, ^^^^, ^TT^rft- 
 ^r, PSTTT^r, g in comp. [ H^qFT m. 
 
 L. conjuuctiou, union of merit and fortune. ^PTtT- 
 LucEATivE, «. T. Gainful. fHoi+rit^r, ^'PTT^TT, ^HTF^rnfT, 
 
 %rT^. [ 3<i4<ii/. 
 
 LucKATiv£NEss, «. V. A. afRTT^F )»■. 3TMI^ «t. aflHT'Tr «J. 
 Lucre, n. \. Gain, ^rrfrr/. TW tn. fith w«. 
 2^0 LucuBEATE, V. n. study ly candle light or at night, f^- 
 
 eq^PT «.-&e. Jp^. 
 LucUBEATios, 11. any thing composed ly candle light, ^'C. X\- 
 
 LuDiCEOus, a exciting laughter.^ laughable. ^^ ^\^\^]T\^;. 
 
 viTTn?fT-&c. ^# 3TT0TrqT ^rnT-&c. ^r^^^pf, |rji^, ^jm- 
 
 JPR^, ^R^TT^, ^^'TST^, fR^^ISf'-^TT^T. 
 LUDICEOUSLT, adv. T. A. ^ 'm'MMHII-&c. ded. 
 LUDICEOUSXESS, n. \. A. f Rq-^ wi. ^r^-:?T^JFfTT/. ^R^- 
 
 ?TT5^fTT/. ^RT^TT^Tf^/. 
 Lues veneeea, «. OT^^T m. titCj f. — in cant or covert 
 
 phraseology. A\\k<\ TTST/. ^"^^^^ f. ^^^^^'^ 5^- 
 
 f|f4^R h;. 
 
 Afflicted with 1. OT^'^, |T%^, l^^jTRT, pTH'-^F. 
 Eruption into purulent sores from 1. W^'^ ^VA or 
 
 sqrffeT/. ^•'tS |:^ «. 5t7-<T?5rRrn ?«. 
 
 Lug. See Eae. 
 
 To Luo, i;. a. hale, v. To Deag. q^^ 3f7?^, %=sr^ 3lT5<Jf- 
 
 ^"^i *"<<f>AH<JI or 'PT'pfT^'jf . 
 
 To 1. by the ears. ^RT q^TT 3fl5W-%'jf. 
 To 1. out. — a sword. ^JTO'^r, ^FRf ^^. 
 Lug-sail, «. vsr >«. ? 
 Luggage, n. v. Baggage. ?fTHPT n. '^Z'^V^f. ifrT^^RT 
 
 /. qi?Tc5 or T5^ «. 
 LuGUBEious, «. mounful, v. Soeeowfcl. TS^TT, T^^T. 
 Luke-waem, n. mildly warm. ^Af^Z or Jpf?!?, 3Tra?:, #JT?:, 
 
 ■HlHlcir, f^T^5!^, !FRTKT5=5^=rT, '3TI3^RT, JTr^^55 or IRFf- 
 
 ^) H^, 5^, t^|i^, T^, f^i=FT^, TiTT^^, ^^T^T. 
 
 2 not zealous, ardent, Sfc. v. Indiffeeent. '*rR'<3r^r ^- 
 
 LuKE-wAEiiLY, atZu. V. A. 2. 3"^TH7>iTr^, ■THt'iTR'^^, 'iTF- 
 
 S^, VT^TTH, 3RR'<TPJ5!F, »t^m^T^, J^?^^^^^. 
 Luke-waemness, 11. V. A. 1. ^H^'Jir »«• WRnTTT »«. &e. 
 
 2 spjft'aTRirr/. 3T^Tr<TT/. TTT^TTurr «i. sT^t^r/. '^^r- 
 
 f m. "^VJf. -^f. ^VZt{ ni. 3TT^RT n. ^,W\^ ot." 
 To Lull, v. a. compose to sleep. ^T^?f 'iTTorfot, aTTTj/. ^- 
 
 2 soothe.^ appease, quiet, Sfc. v. To Compose. ^f'=nr^ or 
 
 ^M^, rrfrr^^iJf, arios^r'jf, 3TT^f5 ^"^j ^^''^^ P°P- ^^^^^^ 
 
 «.-&e. =R^ y. oj 0. 
 To Lull, t;. n. sulside, — wind. TI^, sRfot, ^TP=T ^Tot. 
 Lull, «. temporary cessation of wind. ^^ejT'ft^^T/.- ?lif^ 
 
 / ^\^ i%TRT OT. iirgf^'f n. ^\^mfHf. 
 
 Lullaby, n. «OHy to put infants to sleep. qr^iiTiT m. ^3Trf or 
 
 ^otl/.ar'inj/.nTt/.TT^/. ^r^r ind. sTrnfr /«</. fInfliT /■«</. 
 
 LuJiBAGO, 11. pain in the loins. f?:=qT or fz^ n.v. TT, ^si^/. 
 
 ^■HaT/, ^'l'T/. all with v. HT, qRH^!: w./)?. .r. fTT5, 
 
 ^fi^JM m. 
 
 To get 1. ^KT/. 'rSt or tRtif ^r. r/s. 
 Lumbal, Lumbae, a.pertaining to the loins. ^^^r,HT^r^r, 
 
 iTPTTsr^r, r.fz\i}r^]^ ^-fz\m^^f[. 
 
 L. region. HT^5 «. %^ »». 
 LuMBEB, H. things useless or cumlersome, things heaped 
 together. ^^I^J^J in. ^-^7. f. 3Tn5fm^ or ■iJ^^:^^z n. 
 ^Zll!ZX n. "^ZJ^Zl n. ^?t1%TT or ^%TT w. RsppfT STS^'JT 
 
 L. room. »T3ft^r^r m. ^fT^RjIRTr ?«• 
 To LUMEEE, V. a. heap together disorderly. ^55 ^^?T-n55^- 
 
 2 Jill with lumber. 3T^5ft^-&c. HW, 3T5n^/.-ic. ^Rot 
 ?(■///« locative case of o. 3T5^oS HC^ ^^^. 
 LuwiNAKX, 11. body which gives light, v. LlouT. sTtT ?«. ^T^ 
 
 wi. inpr^T^ q^'^T «i.-JR5 m.-&c. 
 
 2 fig. ^3T:q^ »i. Ff^RTf^T m. 
 Luminous. See Beight, Shining. 
 Lump, n. small mass. SsfT m. ttt m. T^ »>. ^RT w. ^TTT/. 
 
 ?^^ m. ^\ m. T^Tf^ in. f^^^ or U^^ n. h^^f. f%- 
 
 L. of hardenetl f;eces or scybala. 33«. SSt/- ^^ or 
 ^Z\7?[f ft^t/. 
 
 L. or nodulo of dung. f^5 »;. 3^/. ?^f^ «. 
 
 2 ( csp. of something soft ). FIcf^pT or smrr "'• ^r^ w. 
 Fl^r »i. ?rT^RT »t. [ ?J^'<TT Ml. 
 
 L. of flesh, &c. as torn of. FJcT^T »». c^"^^ m. ^^fKTT m. 
 
 3 shapeless mass. "TT^T «!. 1^ »«. TgT in. Ss^r »i. 5T/. *r- 
 5T ™. T5 ?«. ^TT/ 1^5 in. n^ w. 
 
 In one 1. ^'tTF^, t(!T;<?TT, '?;q^T7;»T. [ ^\Z] m. 
 
 4 collection, V. Clot, nreift c?' 3^5ft or ^Z\^\f. Is^T ?;!.
 
 LTJN 
 
 602 
 
 LTTR 
 
 5 ti-hole, gross. *nTT^/- 5I^F»TTr5 m. st^^HT/. Z\^^^. 
 In the 1. or gross. ^FP, Q^'^T^, Z\^ or »|V^, ^^7 
 
 or ?m?, ti'tv'iPn -.' i or ^mrPin?^, ^j^tt;^ <>'• «?:Kn3:, ^^- 
 ?. i <si# , w i d i ^^ , y+difT, ^^F^JT'T'-'^, ^rfror, T^S^ <>»• 
 
 ^, ^^^, T^ ded. ^, :T^, ^^TST decl. (r^qjTT, ^TTK^. 
 Sale in the gross or 1. \h^< f^'ipft/. 
 To pay, lend, give, or borrow, receive, &c. in a 1. ^- ' 
 
 To LuMP,"t;. a. throw into a mass or lody. <^nT3T m.-^^FTTW j 
 
 /.-i^Wtn «».-&c. :r^ g. oj 0. ^*^ q^, '^^np-(^<TrT- 
 
 &e. %^OT-Kf5'if-^7T^'9T, f^^P^W «• ^P^ y- »/ ». 
 
 2 ( Slims, items, particulars, &c.) ^(+<+M j.-\%'*fi*\ ».- 
 
 &c. fe^cT-?ftnat-JTt?OT. _^ ^ ,:i_,^__ 
 
 Lumped, p.v.V.l. ^^PTt^tT %^r^, t^^F^ %^^, &c. ft^^d. 
 
 LuMPtSO, a. thumping, u-hacking, ij'c. v. Laege. ^^HHT, ^r5, 
 
 Lumpish, o. rfi/i?, heaty, gross, lit. fig. ^^r^, ^ijr^s, TTg^TT, F-^J; 
 LuMPisnUESS, «. T. A. ^ST'JTT >». ^*Jc5"T^ OT. ^T¥?rT/. r<J^- 
 
 ?iT/. r^^ «• ri^ftf- 
 
 LcMPr, a. having lumps. 'TSvXr^., ft^vj^\=^., n^-^TT^T, %7T- 
 
 Lu5ACY, n. V. Madness. %in. T^HT^w. ^TT^^ »•• 
 LusiK, LtJNABT, a. relating, Sfc. to the moon. =^^RT, &c. 
 
 Lunar day. f?TftT i:'o;j. rft'tl/. The 1. days (whether of 
 the waxing or of the waning moon ) are, 1st srfrN^ /• 
 ^J^^r m.-2nd. fIjrftTV/. aft^/.-3rd ^fft^/. ?ft^/.-4th 
 
 =EfH'«ff/. ^^T/.-5th "TsnO/.-Gth-ir^/. wzf.-7th ^nnft 
 
 /-8th 3rrift/.-9th iT^pfr/.-lOth ^n»ft/.-llth ^^PT^. 
 
 "?ft/ ^^T^/.-i2th gr^ifft/. qiTfT/. 5fK5ft/.-]3th5nfr- 
 
 ^?ft/. fPW/.-l-ith =Ergt^ft/. =#t^/ The day of new 
 moon is, ar^TTTf^ or aiHHK-Ml/. 3T?H/. aTTT/. The 
 day of full moon is, "jPitHT or qtfffrm/. 5==r/. Mlufnitfl 
 /. The 11th day of each waxing and waning moon is 
 particularly holy, and has a particular name indicatory 
 of some observance commanded and blessing annexed, 
 or allusive to some recorded event upon it. The 
 following are the names or titles of the two ^^^Sfft of 
 each month: — 
 
 ^^, 
 
 
 jpm^, 
 
 
 qjwRjft, 
 
 ^^Tm, 
 
 
 Hilf^, 
 
 
 ^Cf^T^, 
 
 ^, 
 
 
 ^^"31, 
 
 
 STRTT, 
 
 3TFITJ, 
 
 
 ^T'^, 
 
 
 ^m^, 
 
 siTN'JT, 
 
 
 <?^^, 
 
 
 q^TlTTFT, 
 
 m^TS, 
 
 
 TfT^f^pft, 
 
 
 3T51T, 
 
 arrfi^, 
 
 
 <TT^TFF?IT, 
 
 
 tf^r, 
 
 ^Flf^^, 
 
 
 ^^rF^, 
 
 
 ^TTT, 
 
 m^^fttl, 
 
 
 m?T^, 
 
 
 f'^'^l. 
 
 TIT, 
 
 
 SI^T^fl^, 
 
 
 Wlirtl, 
 
 *TTq, 
 
 
 ^<H1.I, 
 
 
 T^f^OT, 
 
 qTTF^^, 
 
 
 3Tm^^, 
 
 
 r«i^d*ii, 
 
 The figure 
 
 1 denotes the ^^iT^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 of the ^^^ or 
 
 JDg moon. 
 
 and the 
 
 figure 2 that of the ^^^ or 
 
 waning moon. 
 
 The ^5FT^^ of the ^5;^ of the months arPTT^ and 
 ^Flfrf^ are both called JT^TtJ^^. On the first Vishnu 
 goes to sleep and on the second he awakes. 
 
 Difterenee of solar and 1. days, ^^frtfir/. 
 
 Inauspicious 1. day. tmdPiPT/. ^*TfHf*T/. 
 
 L. day having no ceremony or rite commanded for 
 it. ^fgf?rf^ or 5rf5r?ft'<T/. 
 
 L. eclipse. '^^^^ n. 
 
 L. mansion. ^^^ n. 
 
 L. measurement. ^sff^TT^ n. 
 
 L. month. =ETt^rH m. 
 
 L. year, ^it^ ^^ n. 
 
 Observance of the fasts and rites of the several 1. 
 days. f?rf»4MirtH n. 
 
 The L. dynasty. ^^'5[T in. ^\^^'SS m. 
 LuNATED, a. formed like a half moon. ^^k^WAX., 'JT'-^^T^frf . 
 Lunatic, a. v. Mad. %5T, ft^T, f^JT, fraR^c^r, ^^HR^FJT. 
 
 — Note; Lunacy is often attributed to demons. 
 Lunation, n. revolution of the moon. ^1^^^^^ n. ^HMT^frT 
 
 /. imoTHm m. ^^HRcirfn «. 
 
 Lunch, Luncheon, «. food taken hetiveen meals. ■<4i«(i m. 
 
 'Ejf«l5=TT m. >pTTo5 m. >dH^i< m. 
 To Lunch, a. n. "PTToS ot.-S'T^ m. ^ot. 
 Lungs, «. ^^^'^ pop. ^w n. <irM^H n. 
 
 To strain one's 1. fiKT fTTW^ sfT?5ot. 
 LuNT, »j. match cord to fire a cannon, ^jirfft/. fTt^T «'• 
 LuECH, a. sudden roll of a ship. ^r^^r{T^J-&c. ntcTT m. 1^^- 
 rTT^-Ac. ?5^ /. 
 
 To fetch a 1. 'it^TT m.-^ts f ^r^T. 
 
 To leave in the 1. ffrfqm-^rfT^^?r-'P^Tt-^*'lH%Ci-&o. ■^- 
 
 To be left in the 1. <TtpT^ff-^f?Tq'^'Tr-&c. T^ot. 
 
 That leaves in the 1. 3T^t)l'mid+1, an^ %«^ ^rm ^• 
 
 To LuECH, V. n. — a ship. FIErs/.-nTrlT »». W^-, 5r#5^. 
 Lube, n. hait, allurement.^ enticement. 3TTf*rT«. ^^T^ffJ. ^f['^\ 
 ^%\m. SH/. cTM^/- R^^1"H^n. FSSTw- 
 
 To hold out a 1. ?rW^/. ^ofr-T?R^, ?5T?5^/.-?JfT^»».- 
 3TqH/--&c. ^njf^rtrf-^. 
 To LuEE, V. a. entice, v. To Alluee. jft^, STiJ^^/.-t^t^W. 
 -?5T'TOT.-^3T3J«J.-&C. ^T^qTjf , ^im/- TWf, sr?Jf'T5Tn.-&C. 
 ^ofy. o/o. 
 LuEED, p. V. V. *frf|rf , ST^rfHfT. 
 LuEiD. See Dismal, Gloomt. 
 
 To LuKK, V. n.lie in wait, lie close. ^siJr, {r!^"jf, 55^, ?5T^, 
 ^f5-f^^-irj^-&c. q^^, ^m.-^f.-'^ m.-&c. JTTT^- 
 
 LUEKEE, n. LUBKING, /). tt. V. V. ^iTTTT, frf+"JlKI, ^T 
 
 HROITTT, &c. ^fCTT, ^1H|-i|l. 
 LuEKiNG, «. T. y .—act. ^^n. &c. ^?TOT. ^Z- 
 
 LUEKING-PLACE, «. ^5^/. fe^Oj/. C^M/. 
 LUEKINGLT, arfl?. V. V. fS^^i'JH, BHrliJWrT, fr5^ ^IM.
 
 LUS 
 
 603 
 
 LUX 
 
 Luscious, a. sweet so as to nauseate. TTtt "it^, 'TIS <fiifM><- 
 2 veri/ sweet and rich, delicious. 5(^?ntrS, "FRTTTS, fKH^l- 
 
 LusciousNEss, «. V. A. 1. ^rO nrs"?^'". f'T^it ^ra^T'Trft' 
 nr^/. 3^?Trt^/. 3Tf?if*T'5?rr /. 
 
 2 'PRntft/.'TT^'t^/. 3T?!T?nft^/ v(\^n. W^T/ 
 Ltjsoet, a. v. Platful. %d.Nl. 
 Lust, n. longing desire, v. Desire. ^T^m. \\^f. rTrfrm. 
 
 2 depraved desire. ^'?.^W^\f. ^V\^W^\f. %^V^^ f. 
 
 3 carnal desire, appetence. ^,Tmn. Wi^m. ^■^^•^^l/. f«pr- 
 
 Inflamed witli, mad witli, blind from, &c. 1. iT^!THTf<T, 
 
 ^HTTHT, ^^t'4, ^HTrf , *Ml*rt, +.l*1l+iH, +IHlRl'J!, «FPT- 
 
 ?T^, ^rrrrtft^, ;KTTrTf:^5r?r, ^jt^^, ^pmf^Ff, n^fij^Fs, &c. 
 
 To Lust, r. »;. (ffi/re vehemently, long, v. To Desiee. ^Tl'HC'r, 
 
 ^^., f^i?M, KTT^, ^t^«j. JT^, srm«». afra'^, ^^ 
 
 2 ^are depraved desires. ^.^m^f.-^\^AW'\^f--^^mA\f- 
 -&e. tn^-5JtQ!7T>Jt-ctc. flH(/ «'iV/j m. con. ^Tvr_ 
 
 3 rffs/re carnalh/. Vt:\mn.-f^^m.-&c. ^pjf- S'P^?? ^IT^I i». 
 con. W^^-&c- fpjt, ^Hf^^-JT^fSTF ff%?f^. 
 
 'Lustful, a. v. N. 1. and Covetous, ^^ft or ^s'Rff, ??r*ft, 
 
 ^N<r (>»• ^^nj, ^«(ti<^i< or ^"ki^7, ^pft. 
 
 3 :PT^, ^rg^, ^Hf ^T, jpm'Tm^, :pm^>?t=?IT, &c. 
 ^^FPT, ^%n1-, ^TT^f^;, ^TH^fs, ^miTT, ^mrFTTT, ^Fm- 
 sf^'jr, ^TK^frf, ^Hra^, ^^tt, ^Fmrcs, ^jrm^TT, ^- 
 
 or ^r31T^, %?ToS, <?nH<,^^, s'l^TT'^ft, sq'STTTTTTTiT, s'T^- 
 «T<TT, -Tmrfir^'fl', ^^^, T^^, ?^mnft, TT^sm. Some 
 terms for alusljul person, answering to lewdster, lecher, 
 ^■c. 4'c. are £J??f^, fsTO^l, ^iHT^ft, ?'"J^F«n^, ^FT^R-qT^ 
 
 ^f^TToS. See also Libeeti>'e. 
 LuSTFCLLT, adv. \. A. 3. +IH^^, ^TK^^, ^fH^TRT^, 
 
 LuSTFULNEss, n. T. A. 3. +|»0mo11 m. &c. +r'H+dl/. ^rf^T- 
 
 rfT/. ?I*IHHI /.^mr^ftF/. spTH^f^/.^Fm^f^/. ^FmHT^M. 
 
 Lustilt, adv. V. A. ^ft^ 'T^, ^^ ^f^^7 ^^ ^^3^i ^f^^Z. 
 
 Lustiness, «. t. A. ^TH m. n. vfm-^u'^/. sjoe^/. armpEff 
 
 if5E5F^/.-?prr3fTft/. 
 
 Lustbal, a. relating to, or used in purification, ^^"^fx ^2^- 
 
 2"o LusTJRATE, V. a. V. To PuBiFY. g^-Ac. ^RWf, ^f^/.- 
 
 5f5^;frm tJ.-^N^OT «.-&c. ^FT^ y. o/o. 
 Lustration, n. t. V.— oci. ^f^l^RW w. gf^^F^ n.— state. 
 
 LUBTEE, ». T. BeiGHTNESS. ^\fP{ f. pop. ^\r[f. ^ «. 
 
 2 ( of a gem ).<TT'ftn, ^ct/.^TZ m.^n. ^vf^/. ^/. 
 
 That has tlie 1. of tlie planet Venus. ^=^. 
 
 To shed it's 1. — a pearl, &e. STctot. 
 3 eminence, eclat, renotcn, ^'c. IjTr^IT/. stR'W/'. %^ «. ^- 
 T M. ^<T n. ^i^n. ^t^TCT «• 5ft^/. f^if?5/. 
 Lustrous, «. Sec Buiuht, i'lnf.LiANT. 2 — a gem, &c. qr- 
 
 "■MNi, siosrsfr, vffrffl^T, &c. qiuilr^K, st?.^, ^mrf?^,?!^- 
 
 55, rf^^rpT /'Oi'. ^5f?T. [n w. 
 
 Lustrum, n. period of five years. ^^^'^^ n. 3T<n^H^<F «. ^- 
 LuSTT, a. strong, vigorous, able ofhodij, healthy, v. Stout. 
 
 STKt?T, ftqr, ^?m^r5T or 5T,15^, ^JT^T^'Tt^r *T5-5l5t:F^-&c. 
 Lutanist, n. player on the lute. f^^^F^, ri^^T, d'^i-^t or 
 
 LvTAHious, a. pertaining, (j'f. /o m!«/. f^^TT^r, fsr^^^^r, 
 
 q^?»T, :f^'<T. 
 
 2 o/ I'/ic color of imtd. ^^?qT ttT^, T^^. 
 Lute, n. — musical instr. eftoTr/. pop. f%^T '«. fi^^ or ?t- 
 
 qtrr >». dim. a^fr/. 5l>f w». w. 
 Bridge of a 1. rTR^r^ft/. 
 L. of one string. fTtiTfpt n. f+'nO /. 
 LuTEE, LuTiiT. See Lutanist. 
 LuTULENT. See Muddy. 
 To Luxate, v. a. v. To Disjoint. v5?r3 m.-^l^ m.-kc. 3^- 
 
 o5ot, cf% M. ^Z. fs% ^FTiJf 5'. o/" 0. 
 Luxation. See Dislocation. 
 Luxuriance, Luxueiancy, n. rank or excessive growth. »TT- 
 
 Ltjxueiant, a. V. N. ^■"frli-^IN «ll/l-=)l, ^]^-W[ ^RT^r, mrTT- 
 
 Luxuriantly, adv- v. A. vJ4>U^JM. 
 
 To Luxuriate, i'. n. ^rrotc exuberantly. HT^'^f, HFT'Jr, ^^tTot. 
 
 or S^TS'Jf, JTOOT TT^'t. 
 
 2 Zi've luxuriously, revel. «l^/ HRaT-;j5^of, ^^mor, ^- 
 
 Luxurious, a. indulging in gratifications, voluptuous. HMt, 
 
 f^?5r?fr, f^i^, =5)^ g^rat, f ?iTf*r?rn!ft, f^f^HFir- 
 f*f?rrft, g^Htnm^, hftto^, g^HFR^mw. Some 
 
 terms for a voluptuous person are, §^Fi^, ^^fljft, g^jf- 
 2 administering to luxury. ^^STRmT^r, g^TT^r, flfHT- 
 
 ?n^, gTrrTHmpsfr, ^^^ftw, §??^:ft, g^wwT':T!F, 
 
 Luxuriously, adv. v. A. 1. g?j?T#, f^rti^iT^, g^^Ti'iWt, 
 Luxuriousness, n. v. A. 1. g^miraf^/. f^'sTT'TTirof^/. 
 
 Hpnref'p/. 'TmaRJfn/. f ?iHm m. ^^^^^v\ m. \^^^^- 
 ^^^\f f^flsrr/. ^^^^\f^ 
 Luxury, n. See Luxueiocsisebs. 2.— a luxury, y. Dainty,
 
 MAC 
 
 504 
 
 MAD 
 
 3 antj thinij gratifying to the sentrs. g^^ifmT^-f^f^^n^- 
 ^ff37 RIH I --<l -&c- T?'4 w».-i^^H m.-&t.-. f^TTTg^TrTr'^ »• 
 
 Lte, n. — tUo impreguated water. ^RTTWt n. ?3R^<jft n. ^- 
 frs^ n. 
 
 Ltiso, n. titlerirtg falsehood, v. Lie. ^i tr?5<n«. fHS-%f^/. 
 Lyin-0, a. mendacious, v. Liak. ^rrT sfM^xrirr, 3T?T7q-HPTt, 'A- 
 
 Lying over, a. <P5^IT, «P=^HT. ^^/^. 
 Lymph n. — iu anatomy. TToft «• ^^'^'J »». 
 Lymphatic, n.— tlie vessel. ?T^Ti?fn?T ^^^rff^/. ^r^tSTf «• 
 Ly>x, n. -^i l fot^i l or ;prf2^T ?«. ^5tg?T or ^PT^^^ m. ^PT- 
 
 Lyiie, n. V. LCTE. g-lT»TT/ ;)o;j. f^OTT »». 
 
 Lyric, Lyrical, «. fJioqiifT JTn^r^-^mT-&c."^RiH), 
 
 Lyrist, n. ftnm^r^f^TTTTT, f^or^t. 
 
 M, 
 
 1\X, is represented bv jt. 
 !Ma. See Mother. 
 
 Mace, «. ensign ofaidlwrilg. grt/. ^at/. ^ n- 
 2 cZk6, ^-0. V. Cudgel. #^t »n. ^"rSHT «. T^r/. 
 
 An iron in. t5tf Jl m. 
 3— tlic spice, ^s^[^^'^f. '^'^f. ^pff^^f. 4fR?ftT=5ft/. 
 Spurious m. <t.iM'-i=^f. Hl-HHSft/. ^T^T^^/. 
 MaCE-BEAREE, «. ^rft^lT^, ^^•i.K, ■«<l'4'iK, ^Irtr^K, ^ft^R;- 
 
 ^, 3T?JTffT, ^oT^T, ^^':nft, ^=^^nfw, ^Wt, ^^TT. 
 The mace-be.arers, &e. — the piir.suivauts generally of 
 
 a great man. ■Nl'M'^UHIrl'^K. 
 To Macerate, v. a. make ihin, u-aste. ^tl«r^, ^jfl^, f|r5l=r- 
 
 % 'Ico^l-iu'l, ?^^-?;^T-^-<S:c. ^FTW, W-i^ «.-&e. ^pm y. 
 
 o/o. 
 
 2 «/eep. fjt^-fJTvTH ^TT^>Jf, f^T^^oT, >f|^/. :pw y. ofo. 
 Macerated,^, v. V. 1. ^Tl^?5^, ^lui+rf^JT, «&c. ?fpJT, ?5?T. 
 
 JLiCEEATiON, n. V. V. 1.— «c<. <T55rijf n. &c. Jp^br ». ?J^^- 
 
 2 fw^i\ n. &c. fir^Jnrift/. *fN/. 
 To Machinate, v. a. plan, scheme, v. To Contrive. «fpM, 
 
 r^ot, ^tr^, ^ra^, -^'mhi/.-Ac. ^pcijf g. oj o. 
 
 Macuination, n. v. ^ .—act. •tTl-jiuj «. r^ «. &c. qt^^pP 
 /. ^-tiu]*/. ^r31^/. t^^tt/. 
 I. malicious 2'lot or scheme, device to injtn-e. JpTTS «. ^- 
 
 H or ^ >n. ;p=qFr or Pp^fR »!. ?5^ or 3^S «. %^ «. 
 ?TW?^ «."5m?!T?: «. ^15 «. ^ n. '/TTTTfS «. +•^'11^ or ar 
 «. ^N^ or ?q n. iTT¥l W.'%'?rT/. f^f^/. ++r-'H'll/. cl- 
 
 MACniNATOE, «. V. V. 'Tr^STUTRT, ?:^''ITTT, &e. ?fpT^, T^q;. 
 I.— of malicious devices, cjv. JTisT or ^TTS-^r, ^>Ti?q> 
 ^, ^t^ or ^\l■^\^ f^fSTTK, f "Pnst or J<PTU^T, ^'PTT- 
 
 tTt, ?rr^, n^;;^, Hi+e^i^, itmift, in?rfT, t^nrtT, ^- 
 
 ^TT^T or 5C-qT,%^ or'W^_ 
 Machine, n. engine. ^^ pop. ^^ n. 
 jMachinert, n. comJnnation of mechanical poivcrs. ^3t^=5l 
 
 or wm'^ n. ^^\z^ VI. 5r^?rrf|?q «. 
 
 2 machines in general. ^^ pop. ^^ n. pi. 
 
 Made or done by m. q^ft, ^^'^. [q'^TPTT, 
 
 Machinist, »J. fons/r((f/or ij-e. of machines. ^^ ^^^TFT, 
 
 2 o«e I'erwfZ in machines. 't=5fr^HT%inn:,'T=5l1%?Tr^J'T, 
 Mackerel «. WH^for?rT <f^ TTHT "Hl^. 
 JIaceocosm, n. the universe. ^^ n. f^iiprH «. 
 Macula, «. v. Spot, Stain. IPT m. fs% n. ■ft^T »«. St^- 
 
 ^r n. ;pt5^ m. 
 Mad, a. disordered in mind, crazed, deranged, insane, lunatic, 
 
 S{c. \^ ( remiss. q^HT, tSTa:, ^^TT, %S^T, ) ft^T, f^T- 
 
 gf^, >?"?ff?, f^rjft, f^rfj^fT, ftrfm^^T^, f^flwgf?, 
 
 W^TJTHf^, Vf?^^^, =^^^^, 1^, ;J^^, ^'Hl<t, •HI'H'f, 
 g^TTT^=nH, vt^, 4^H; ; — as intensitire, frantic, furious, 
 raving, raging, outrageous, Sfc. HTT^^ST, '^'itTROTRT- 
 "Pt^^RT, STPTR^RT, fWS^^TT, fTO=!;m3r?7T, H^'ffl^- 
 ?5r ; — loosely or com])veh.mad, fatuous, foolish, tj'c. ^IT- 
 ^5ET,— freely, mad, furious, c^'c. ET^rfr^T. 
 
 Stark m. iT5'cT?t'=r-5T5I5I5lt?T-&c. ^. 
 
 To drive m. %3 «• HT^-'HTor, Wi:??^ or q'lr^T'jf. 
 
 To go m. lecome deranged,crazed,'^'c. ^TS w.-'^^; OT.?!.-&e. 
 FSmot 2»i. con. '^?R'Jf , WST^OT, '^i'lct'Jf, ^ToIT^aT, fq^fauf, 
 f^TfW, =^St or %Hr^, =5fo!'jf, tJHt(c4UJ, f^TpaiTr, "pf?^ m. 
 f^-TT^ in. con. ^\^ f. 'T^^ '«• core. tff|-^?-&c. iTT^ 
 
 To run m.— a dog, jackall, kc. fq^S^. 
 2 proceeding from madness, indicating derangement. 5T?T, 
 
 y^Hu i N i, %^^=^, ^%=5nTT=5rT, 5f^>?^g;5^-fTT'T^4rtT^. 
 
 Some phrases expressive of mad proccediiigs.^ wild ex- 
 cesses., ^-c. are, %! ft^, ^T^ TTSW "niif . 
 3 furious, enraged. :pT»^^?^T, ?3^2:?5^, ^TTT^rJT, rTO^PT, 
 ^T^RT ^^f or JPT^RT ^fT^TT, HT?^ SIK'PT or ffR^T ^IR^T, 
 »=Rtf^P5', 
 4 vehemently desirous., ^c. %Tr, f^^, ( as iTT"^r^rf^^, 
 
 MAD-BRArNED. See Mad. 
 
 Madcap,?!. Under this word as bearing the general sense of 
 a icild and recldessly daring person, and as comprehend- 
 ing the Taried import of such terms and designations 
 as madman, mad fellow, dreadnought, dare devil, wildfire, 
 desperado, a madlrained, craclcbrained, harelrained, liech 
 or nought fellow, we haxe collected the correspondent 
 Marathi terms and phrases. 3H«irll<, ST^ffTT^, 3T=r?rK ^- 
 rI%c?T, ^pftT, JP'TT^'ptejr, r^^li, 3T:"PR-5TT ^laS^JTT^, "S' 
 fXjk <PTof^H, 3TMHl<f( or ■SRf^Rft, H^T^T, ■JTTFft, ^-
 
 J FAG 
 
 505 
 
 IVIAG 
 
 ?ff, ^Tf f^^, ^Tf ^jpiTT, 3^q;Ht, tfR^m, tj^^, f^^]wc 
 ?7Tr^^, 'jt^f , ^i??fNeft, aTTffrTtT, f^'^r^^, ^^'^^a^T, 
 
 Mad-house, ?». ^z■^^=^] 5i;ft?TRTT ?«. l^flTfTR^ «. f%f>T- 
 
 Maeman. See Mad. 1. 
 
 3Iadam, n. V. Lady. qrl/. ^Tf^I. TLc English word under 
 
 the form of Wl'H or HiMflT|«T is common. 
 JTo Mapeek, v. a. make mad. if? n. 'TK^^-^^, \^^ or 
 
 2 See To Excite. To Angee. 
 To Madden, v. n. lecome mad. %5T-&c. ^'f'lf,^ n.-&Q. ^?of- 
 
 cTrTSr-TT^ in. con. ^^^=^^ n. ^["Jr, irs^m or ^sr'To'r, %f - 
 n^^r, %5r5jdr, ^\^f. '^i^ in. con. %f^^jv m.-&c. fm 
 
 ff. ofs. — esp. from demoniac influence, '^rncijf, fTOT'T't , 
 Maddee, n. — the pLiut. itf^^ m. n. \y^^. 
 
 MADE,_p. Y. V. 1. ?rT5f%3?=rT, %5is;r, ic. ??Ff, ^'PTvT, f?r- 
 
 2 ^5^37,%^^, .to. 
 
 3 ^SFJT, stTR^r^T, =^T (used with the noun, as JTRff^T 
 made of earth, ^TT^^TTqr made, of gold, &c.) JT^, ^TTfT^ 
 ^ftrT — all in eomp. 
 
 4 %^?5r, ?;i%JT %?5frr, &c. ^T=^^. 
 
 M. \rp. falricated. ^^]^7^, ^^\^_ 
 JIadit, adv. V. A. 1. %ir^, IrSTaTT^, qi^TreR^T, ^S'-qT^rmt, 
 
 JI ADKESS, «. A-. A. 1 "sn «■ f^^ n. ^. n. ir5"TTnT m. &c. m 
 m. =ET55 m. ( as NM^ci, spm^EfoJ, ^t^^f^T, &c. ), STRT^sfoE ?«. 
 
 %T^m\ m. gf^'-J^ ">. iTf?r'-;fiT m. 5 fg;f;rm »«. 3^tt- 
 
 STT^ m. ^?rtT^ ot. ^-Ml<i,«»l^ wt. v,^ m. 
 
 M. arising I'rom joj. f ^^n^ m. ^X^^^]^ m. 
 
 Sham m. or idiocy, qifftsw. ^mFto m. 
 
 Shammer of m. or idiocy. qT?5tfT, '+'il#^, ^c^fTOT. 
 
 To feign m. %^ ^^^ TSttt^t^T ^M. 
 
 To provoke or vex to m. ^z «• *nU''Jf. 
 8 ^f^^l^TOTT m. ^^^mm^^ m. +N<ttN<4'Tr w. &c. 
 4 Irs «. fW n. =q^ m. f. [^TCTTm. 
 
 I. mad triclcs and pranJcs. %5=qR m. ]ol. ^q^^R m. pi. 
 ]M.i;i;oEEHAGiA, 11. ^^^f. ^^poJ^. qr?; m. ^i^uff/. 3Tg^ 
 
 n. ^\^^ n. W\^n m. 
 Magazine, n. store liouse.^ ^-c. q^Tsr m. ^}^f. q?r5R n. #- 
 5Rt/. *rt:SFtR «. TtSR^ n. [«. ^T^miT «. 
 
 2 arsenal, armory. Hn^^RTT ?«. f^T^^RT m. ^^^sqRTR 
 
 3 ( of powder ). ^T^^RTT m. 
 
 4 aT^^f^'^TTt^ %as; f?RTrr^T^t fH^OTR M«+" n. 
 Maggot, n. \. Woem. f^psr w. 3T5it/. ar^T? /. ^ft n. %rf 
 
 A mag-goty sore. f^pq^oT n. fWM] m. — Bullock, &c. 
 affected with it. f^sfoqT.— Charm curing it. fjp^UT «. 
 g^^OTM-^^^rW n.— Swarm of flies producing it. ^i\f: 
 
 To swarm Trith maggots, ^^■^=^v(. 
 
 2 See Fanct. [^^jijr^i^ffi. 
 
 Maggotikess, II. V. A. 1. f%3%T0TT m. &c. ^J^T^'/. ^"^f««. 
 Maggoit, o. /laviiig maggots. f%5^r, fq^^^ToE^f^rtr, ft;^^. 
 
 2 Sec Eakciftjl. 
 
 Magic, n. sorcery, encltanlmmt. ^IJ /. ^Ijfrift/". ^Z^n.l- 
 
 n. arfiT^^ OT. 3rfH=sTRf5l?JT/.— compreh. ^T^;it<»ir m. 
 
 Magical formula. Sec CnAEii. 
 
 Magical device — gencr. (against demoniac iufluenco 
 or disease ). rTtsiT or J^S^T w. ^(% n. ^ n. +^MI«li «. 
 
 Magical process to injure. JpcRFJ o>' 55 «. ^?TR'iT «. 
 ^RtflHRCT «. 3lfH=:?T^ m. 
 BfAGic, MACiCAf,, a. of or lelonging to magic. ^T^j^, ^?n?- 
 
 2 (fone, cjv. J// magic. ^T^^, ^T?^ %%=^T, ft'^TT^f^ij-m, 
 
 IMaoicallx, a!(?y. t. A. 1. -^lij^H, ^TT^I^ff^, ^ftrf^^, &c. 
 Magiciak, n. one that practises magic-^ sorcerer., enchanter, 
 toizard, Sfc. ^JH^Tt, ^r^R, ^T^Sr, ^^STT^M, sTHrft, 
 
 ^^?ft, qr^RrfsT-qr, ^^^rt, Mzw.Wj^x., ^^f^r^^iT or a-ifr, 
 
 fT^TrqFq-qT ^roT"JrRT, ^ f^rtrr ^MiTRT,'flfir^R'\,3Tf>T^ft- 
 «F, f^^^FTT, H5JTr-^T ( caster of the charmed palmful 
 of grain ), TRTiTR or nRTIlft ( hailcausers ), vifjlfe^ 
 ( snake doctors ), Hl^u^MT ( finder of lost things ). 
 Magisteeial, a. oj or lelonging to a magistrate. <pi"^?rrtt=EfT, 
 
 2 such as suits a master, authoritative. ^^^^^\y^J.^ tRllf- 
 
 3 arrogant, hauhty, v. Pboud. <flfHHRft, 'fi?^^, iRT?rj, 
 IMagisteeialit, adv. v. A. 1. <^^?RT^^ =TI^Rf, ^^?Tft- 
 
 2 sTyrorm, q^rrTJiRf, &c. 
 
 3 aT-hnTRT^, •cRftqon'^^ t"t?JT^, 3T^:?;R7T%, arfHJTH^- 
 Magisteeial>t;3S, n. t. A. 2, tr^ftq'TTr m. sf^TtTT m. sfj^ n. 
 MaGIsteact, n. ojiee or dignity of a magistrate. ^MtTrtt/. 
 
 2 iof/y (/«i<:y/rfrfl/cs. iRirftPFRT- »«./)?. qTirfq^FTrtS^ft 
 
 Magisteal. See Magisteeial 2. 
 
 Magisteate, n. q^ra^rft^T^oiRT, ?1^^R, ^T'TT'^t^, ^if^- 
 
 «FRt, ':imE:Jt?T, t^^\^W.. The English word, uDder the 
 
 form of Hrfv^^?:, is commonly used. 
 Maonakimitt, «. Y. A. 1. H^rar i^R^DlT m -^faqoTT w.-<<ce. 
 
 STRI?'-'^ n. 3Tt^ «. ^tM 71.
 
 MAa 
 
 506 
 
 MAf 
 
 MagsaNimovs, <i. great ofmiml. HHT^ ifn:-i^rer-&c. vKh- | Mauogant, b. ?^ |?T 3TT|. 
 
 frrfT. JTOilTH^TWT, JiH^nr^T- srnJflJT^RT, H^lM1tH>,H- 
 2 dictated. i\'.-. ti/ majnanhniti/. 'irKHHNF, -dCKHtltil, 
 Maonaximoislv, fl</r. v. A. Hre^m^T^, T^TTT^tR, &c. ^- 
 Maonate, n. V. Gbandee. j^^^T^rrR'^q' »«. 
 
 jrAQSET, «. V. L0ADST0>T:. ^I^;^'M+ »«. 
 
 Magnetic, Maosetical, </. <2/o>' helonging to the magnet. 
 
 2 V. ATiiiACTivE. arra'T?), 3TT^'^<n':T^. 
 Magnetism, «.;)oic«-f)/^;(C mnjnct. ^^^TTW m. ?JT^- 
 
 To Magnetise, v. a. rfl^^-mq^T w».-3t^^?r?Tf^/. ^- 
 
 Magnific, MAtixiriCAi. See Magnificent, Fine. 
 Magnificence, n. v. A. ^m/ IfPT or ^TR/ ^TR^/ ^- 
 
 or CflRm/ HS^PTT/. 
 Magnificent, n jranrf, splendid, t. Fine. 3^7^, TS^T, IFR- 
 
 jR, ^TR^, ?7Rt^, rrnft, ^tsttr, ^frfH^, '4r5r^, ^tt- 
 
 2/o7ii of splendor. 1jr?ft=qT-*TRHRT^-&e. fr^ft-^lt^. 
 IMAGNincENTLT, adv. T. A. 1. iJR'H, IJR^'t^, ifrem^^, 
 
 Magnified, p. v. Y. 1. ifiil+M ^?T^^, ifrer ST^^raJST. 
 
 2 «IK^l<J|c?«l, .*;:c. ^ffR. 
 Maonifieb, 71. riAONiFiiNG,/). a. Y. Y. 1. pfrST ^F^ ^T^- 
 
 q^KT, KldM-K^^JUIKI, &e. 
 
 2 ETT^IiI'TP I, '<JKMU||^U|KI, &c. ^jftrR-sniR M.-^^'f'TT /.- 
 
 &c. ^-q?F'r-<S;c. 
 
 I. magnifyivj glass, q^ inST =?>^7r <^K-4f^u i K f*T1 «. 
 
 ?'<Jr5 ^^1^ \nn n. 
 To Magnify, v. a. inn-ease the apparent lulh of. hrT ^^7T 
 
 2 f.r/oZ, /a!/c?, glorify, y. To Pbaise. qRrmof, qoTOT, 
 
 jpH^t, '^Tkhuii »rt.-i?rdmjrr ?«.-&c. '^, qoropp /.-&c. spr^ 
 
 ^r. of 0. 
 
 3 V. To EXAGGEBATE, To AMPLIFY. ^J | tjH - 'l l 'i<jH -^ft^- 
 
 JF^7T-&c. ^fnof, a^fff^ /.-3TfrtMtf^'/.-&c. JRtit-^F^TT 
 
 ?Tt^, fror^T Mi<=?i >». <?R6t. 
 
 4 (one's self) raise in pretension, jfi^^uil «!.-=rq^ «.- 
 tTTO- «.-c(T}*^rii/..&c. frnqW-TRT^OT. 
 
 MaGnifting, «. V. Y. 1.— flfi^ h'Rt ^^q- ?n^ijf n. &c. 
 2— act. qoTfff «. &c. sfmr^Tofr/. qrw^^ / qoTDTtp/. 
 ^^^ n. qtJT^r /. 
 
 3 "5^5 ?rtn'^ «. arfffqs /. 3Tfrr?iqrf% /. 
 
 Magniloquence, n. v. Bombast, - < i'4■i^\ ( \^ ^pr,i\ n.-^jr;^n. 
 Magnitude, n. See Gkeatness. 2 s;>e, quatuiig, hdk. 
 
 Qil*KHM «. H^rMHN «. <H|-,hfr)HlH «. RR W. "TftlTm W. 
 
 smm «. qirlTTf^/. pop. qftiftrr or TCH>r/. ». sfsft^t/. 
 Magpie, «. ^^ q?ft ^\. 
 
 Maid, '^IwiiY.^.n. young girl, virjin. «F'qr/. ^pnft/. <F- 
 'JT^FT/. f JTTft^FT/. qwr/. iTTt/. 3T^fTT/. ^oft. Some 
 words for girls have reference to particular ag'es. A 
 maid of 5 or 6 years old is, ^Xf\ f. ^.Mlf^^T/. — from 
 5 or C to 8 or 9, qF^T /. ^^^ /—of about 0, ?:Tf^ 
 /.—from 10 to puberty, JtitT /. qtf?^r /. ^f^WAf. qT^JT 
 /.—of tlie age of puberty, rr«TT/. JT«T^T/. 3"-TT/. 
 
 2 unmarried female, v. Spinsteess. 3Tq^:5t /. 3iqTT/. 
 
 fT^TT/. arfqerrfffTT/. ar^^r /. 
 
 3 female attendant. qT^"T /. ^^qftfT / TfT^TfT^f/. 
 
 ?f|^fT'jft/. ^^^fr/. 
 
 Hired m. i^-fT/. H"trt't> ^ u| /. 
 
 The maids and childrcu. USNT^M.i'?. ["^W/. 
 
 Maid-seevant, ?«. T. Maid, Slate-ciel. =qppftir /. %^- 
 
 Maiden, a. lelonging, ^-e. to a maid. ^jf[=^j^ ai'llil-^r, 
 
 &e. **1ir<+l'H'5J'--fr, ^KTft^FTfqTq'^, 'flfqqTf^^^?l=5TT, JpRTT. 
 
 2 consisting of maidens. ^^Tfjm., ^fv^^t^T, ^-^IM*!, ^- 
 
 3 fresh, unused, new. spru, qar^RT, ^PTT^ra^, 3R^tJ- 
 
 BIaidenhead, Maidenhood, Maidhood, n. virginity, f^- 
 ?T m. #RTq ?J. ^ifl^^TT /. ^MlRrtJ n. ^Tft?TI /. ^P^r- 
 fq n. ihHlR+lTR ?». " [ JT^^q M. 
 
 2 freshness, newness. ^lT:'TDlTm. 3Rf^^qDrr»«. 3TiJ^qtirT»». 
 
 Maidenlike, Maidenly, a. like a maid, lecoming a maid, 
 
 It^ifspf, fKTftqnW.q. 
 Mail, n. v. Aemoue. f^c5^?f n. ^,^^ m. n. q^fj^ n. 
 
 2 post. ^\W' f. 5cqTt7 or ?TrT?i n. 
 To Mail, v. a. f^^jffT w.-&c. qR^oj. 
 Mail-coach, Mail-caet, n. Si%=Ef|'-jcqp:;r5ft HT^/. 
 Mailed, p. v. Y. fq3^?f qRf^?^r, ^pq^, ^I^FSTq. 
 Maim, w. privation of a limb, sqq ??. artrnTT »«. at'iq^q'w. 
 
 "^<Frq «. arng^ w. 
 To Maim, t'. a. cripple, disable. gnST-3Tq-qq"-°q^- R'hri rn- 
 
 ^?rt'T-&c.qjT''t, ri^q'TT Jn.-q'^rq «.-&c. 3H|U|ui. 
 Maimed, p. v. Y. ?5iT5T-&c. %%?5r, qn ^jo;;. qq, sJ'rt, s^T,^- 
 
 q^fn, ft^TR, ^R, %5ffn, ar'n^^r, 'i^^^^m. 
 
 Maimedness, n. t. P. arfqi^tr m. &c. E^THr/. arq^^FFT n. 
 Maiming, n. v. V.sqtqJ^T'f n. &c. sq^'Y^FT'T «. fq^FsT'qT^TJr n. 
 Main, o. principal, ^c. v. Chi±f. ift^T, 2??q, «TO, sT'qR, Xf- 
 
 2 ^row, greatest, containing the chief part. jfRT, J?^?'?, 
 
 srqR, ?^q;, jragr^p, 'R'^qr^qr. 
 
 Main, «. bulk, gross, greater part. iftST*TFT w. iT^^q^TR m. 
 siqR HR m. g?oq ar^ ?». >TWr m. 
 
 For the m./or iAe most part. qjrl+*sH, W>H+*,^, ?tT- 
 
 ^T^i^:. [HRqcT:. 
 
 In the m. jm the ivhole taTcen together, stqj, ^q^T, ^r- 
 
 2 Ofea«. ^in^ m. ?rR^ »». H^RTRT w. 
 
 3 violence, v. Foece. vfR m. ^J=S pop. q^l «. [Htf^. 
 "With might and in. t. Effoex. »ft5*fr ^JttTT^, '^ftq'
 
 MAI 507 
 
 Main-land, «. the continent — as distiuguislied from an 
 
 ide. g^^sTHfJT/. 'T^ m. n. ^a^^jt? m. n. 
 Main-mast, n. jftST fir? m. ^^^^ stB m. JTTS^ or Ri-T^t i\- 
 
 Main-sail, Main-siiekt, ;t. ^ftf «. nfj ^ft? «■ aT^f^R «. 
 Mainly, (i!c/y. v. A. sj^ -^t^^^:^, "pr ;p?>7r, sir^I^q^ ^€^, 5- 
 
 Jb Maintain, y. a. preserve or keep in anj particular state. 
 
 ^^^, %^, triTJt. 
 
 2 ^-ee/) I//), continue, not siijfer to cease. ^JS^T^, ^?y<TT- 
 
 3 defend, hold, not lose or surrender. Tn?Tor, ^TT^, ^- 
 ^, #':?^, ^TToJ m.-X^m n.-m^^ n.-&c. ^ofy. 0/0. 
 ^"^ft^T-f Pft-&c. Z^^. 
 
 4 vindicate^ assert .^ support , malie good. ?f3TT5iat, ^^ijf, 
 
 ^^015'. 0/0. 
 
 5 support the expense of. ^=^m. ^IPJtfof-^Tmcfijf, f?f«ff^m. 
 or ^^qt^rr f^sfT^ m.-frjHT^ OT.-&c.^ot y. 0/. 0. qR^^t, 
 ?T5/. qoTy. 0/0. 
 
 6 support loith food, Sfc. v. To Subsist. TT^^r, q^i^ruf o>' 
 
 •^\^A^ 3. of 0. 'S{^^■^n. sot, qiq^T m. ^F^-^llri^ui y. 
 
 o/'o. TT^s?! qr^if n.-&Q. EjRTjr y- 0/ 0. 
 
 7 ( one's self ) v. To Live. "Tt^ M.-^i/Pi^l «!.-&e. 
 
 319 Maintain, t;. n. See To Affirm. 
 
 Maintainable, a. t. V. A. 3. «>TT^Tq-T=qT-^mT-^*f'T?n"-m- 
 
 5ff?tqrq', fJT^TT^, ^JT'4?ftq, qf^TT^^^^T^Pf, &c. 
 Maintained, p. t. V. A. 1. ^T^RI^, S^T^^ST, &c. 
 3 ?T^3?^, &c. rf?T?f, ^w^. 
 
 i ^i^FSrir, srqr^"^?^, sff?mf^, ?'<rfqrr, ^TTf^Ff. 
 >3 qr^sHT, "fRT^F^T, srfHMiferT, qrferf, qrfqrH. 
 Maintaining, Maintenance, n. v. V. A. 1— «f<. rj^^ n. 1 
 S'T'it W. =5TT3=r"it n. xi7?5?fT %=raT «• 
 
 3— act. n^^T n. &c. TT^ot/. ^HToS »i. T?S>ir «. ^??7aT n. 
 4,— act. -^li^wAn. &c. TO'jft/. fH^'\\m. X'^^V^n. F<m^/. 
 
 Q—act. ^WMn. ^]^^n. &c. qr^crrqj/. ?fJTp5r?n. qi^l^T^M. 
 
 7— ac<. fir^ffT/. f^^TPft /. J di r^ ^ I ^ Jn. fjfqTfw. ^IM^- 
 
 ^«. JTmMK"Jr«. OT^spTH. ^JT^w. 
 
 I. o m. V. Livelihood, f^r^/. fFT^prft/. 3T3ft^^r/. 
 
 Maize, w. Indian corn. 'H'^f m. 
 A single grain of m. ^wmhn. 
 A head of m. <^«. ^pTT or ^fT'"' 
 M. parclied. T^^^m. pi. 
 
 MA^ 
 
 Stalks or straw of m. JT^pOT or T^'fm or H-T^'JI'i. 
 Majestic, Majestical, a. v. N. 1. rM^^rr^, ^M^^^, 
 
 qr^^TI^t, SfrflHl'il, '4TTq^, &c. '4^, '4K?f7, MHiq<JI^, 
 
 5r?TTq?TT^, ^^Ti^ir^'t, t^«m^, ^»T^?Tr?^, nm^r?, sprr- 
 
 Majesticallt, a(ii;.Y.A.^3T>;5Tr^, ^jTT^,srTrTpf,^H7r^,&c. 
 
 Majesty, n. dignity, grandeur, greatncsa. TPTfT^". ^T^ift/. 
 
 ^T^^TtTT/. ?t^«. ir?TFT)». >iT5T». '^R^/- ^«T^«. iTf|TTTw. 
 
 'Tf^r/ ^Hf^T/. f^H^Twi. STH^Twi. STHK"!- '^T^HT^m. 
 2— the title. rRT'-fr, T^^. 
 His ni.,Tour m. '§'^f, H^'T^. 
 Major, a. greater in numler.^ quantity, Sfc. Rf^T, J'?^, 3^- 
 
 2 greater in dignity, <^'r. \. Chief, iit^, 5'^, ST'^TRT, 
 Major and minor ( especially as used to distinguish 
 
 villages bearing the same name) are rendered by ^j^ 
 or ^n and i^^_. 
 Major, n. one of full age — in law. E'T'i^MiRT^Prfl', v^mc<k- 
 
 ^T^, smr^^TSffR, as'^T^^^T^, ^^^\\'M\|^., s.q«(^Ki{, 
 
 2— in logic. Tf^fTT/ 
 
 3 <pr^ ^ q?^ arff . 
 Major domo, n. house steward, ^q^ift, ^T^FR'TTfl'. 
 Majority, n. moreness. ariftR^ n. ^f^^.K^ n. 
 
 2 the greater numher. JTT^ ^?s^/. 3T'<dftTq; ^??^/. 37- 
 
 ffer^PT »». qr^TOT g'fsr m. qniur f|^^T w. Ff^Tcrt^ m. pi. 
 
 ^;:ffrt^ ^. The sense is often idiomatically rendered 
 by adopting another construction, Es. q^rc-ft^cvi f|^ 
 |trf 0?- 1 ^^-^ ^^^ HT^ fWr, the majority were 
 Hindus. 
 
 3 full age — in law. sq-q^jfErq n. sqEf^qi^iTT/! ^^• 
 ^^^q^ «. 5TP=t5'T5TfRT^'<TT/- 
 
 To Make, z). a. crra/fi. 3^q^-"q7r-'f%Hf'Jr-&c. q^cfir, ^Rof, 
 
 ??TT^^, f?tf^, siHH'Jt, 7fqT^?f «.-<tc. q^_^^. 
 
 2 form, fashion. ^r5"'f, ^^"Jf, q;T5^, 3rRijf. 
 
 3 compose, constitute. Sifm-^r"Jr '«• con.icithg. ofs. 
 
 as ^ *ri5 TRft^ 3?!^, sTTTrT-sfenr^^-aTTt^ ar^ot »;, 
 fow. q^iir, 5pTT=r^. 
 
 4 /o?'OT Z/y a;-/. qROT, spTRot, ?;f^-&c. ^of. 
 
 5 produce, occasion. ^RW, qRf^tT. 
 G (?o, perform, commit, «RW- 
 
 7 caK«e to le. ^Roi. 
 
 8 constrain, force, v. To Compei. si^ n.-STSE^'Kt/.-Ac. 
 sfR^-=qTf^«T^ 2f'^A ^ "/o- This sense is usually express- 
 ed by the causal form of the verb, to which q^ is 
 frequently added, Ex. 5)^ =qra^ot to m. to go. sRTq 
 ^t?5'7'if to m. to speak. 
 
 9 raise as proft. fHSSTot, ^;iTra'aT, ^FT^T ^FT^,"q^ 'R^, 
 TR srq^, TROT, !TrfH/.-fiT5!;p^/.-&c. 3RT^ g. of 0. 
 
 10 re(ic7i, gain, arrive at. hN"!, ^^i^uj, ^f ^:^, 3T^- 
 
 11 incline to, v. To Dispose, ^^^^,
 
 MAK 
 
 508 
 
 IfAL 
 
 12 ttwnv; V. To Kill, ^qjrot, ?i<;^, ^rfrar ^#, 5Tr- 
 
 13 away with ; v. To Embezzle. eiilfsT^, jn^fof, ^^^- 
 
 14 good; \.Tc M-MMAIS. ^■*rTflS>Jf,^*ncE?«.-&c.!FT%.o/o. 
 
 15 pooil ; V. To riJ.riL. ^^-J^-Ac. JP5;ffr-;F^7T ^% JT- 
 
 IC good; >'<'/)p_y, co:r.pensaie. »TTfff, T^rf ^of, 
 
 17 ligLt of; v. To CosTEMN. ^-.^■^^.^A-S.c. qRoi-HT^T'jf. 
 
 18 love. See To CoruT. 
 
 19 merry. r-^nrfm^lT^/.-W^sr m.-&e. ^X^. 
 
 ^0 m-aQh.oi; treat tdth fondness. ^\^\^AT m. ^.Tm-T^^- 
 
 ^T^y. o/o. 
 
 21 oath ; T. To SwEAE. ^iqvT/. ^n^ot. 
 
 22 of. See To r.M>EESTA5r. [53;5=I^T^'Jf. 
 
 23 OYcr;T. To CoMiiiT. fq?:^^, aiiqor, ^5nR'il, 3^W, 
 
 24 out ; y. To TJkdeestakd. 3^'4m. ^FTfoT-JFTof, 5T^^<if. 
 To be made out. ai*f»«- 3H1>^-f'1^^ y. o/s. 
 
 To ni. Out a person — discover his disposition and icay. 
 ^\■^^^ n. (Hia^iif. 
 
 25 Mf-^ reconcile. fH^^Jof^ ^fqof. 
 
 26 up ; get toycthcr^ \. To Collect, ^iltir, ^H«T>Jf, '^- 
 
 27 up ; rejraii\pvt to rights, ^tn^of, f?I?iq<Jf, ^qRoft/- 
 
 -gt:jR'n5p/.-fq^5i'n'T/.-&c. j?r(ijf ^. o/o. 
 
 28 up ; «)«/•(? pood. >T^DT, T^ST ^^. 
 
 29 water; v. To Ubi>e. ttfidt. 2 v. To Leak, n^nf^ 
 
 To m. up cue's mind, v. To Eesolte. fH5i<)T»i. ^^^. 
 To Make, v. n. tend, move totvards. v?n'?f , '^Iia'Tf. 
 
 2 cmtriluie, ccnduce. 3q'^l'Ft-^WNT-&c. ^lof, ^^T'ft- 
 
 ^TTT^l-Ac. qiof. 
 
 8 as if; carri/ (ipj:earance. 31i:FT^wi.-il?lw.-qiq/.-|?f/'.-&c. 
 
 4 off; T. To Decajjp. ffif «. :f;i§; ^^uf, ^^ij. J^oriif, q':- 
 
 5 up for; conijjcnsatefor. ^J:^f..^f[ f. :Ror-qT50I,fTOT 
 Make, n. structure, luild, ^-c. t. Poem, ajiqr »». sit^=r- 
 
 ^^'^y. 3mHI0T n. qiHl?/. q^TOI^/. 
 Make-bate, »!. t. I^-CE^DIAL•y. 3U^F^^^^\^ WMF,]s^\^ q;^. 
 
 ^T?J, ^FsStxJT JIK5, %TT!5t. 
 Make-beliete, «. nicre sJioic or p-etmcc. si^^ptj^ ^RTT- 
 
 Make-1'Eace, n.^eace maker. sfrajfrS-^Tr, ^7-fH?;s.qr. 
 
 Make-weight, n. ^x^^ m. n. 
 
 Makee, n. V. Y. A. 1. qp^OTRr, :^^^^ ^7UIRr, f^Hm =R<nr- 
 
 ?T-&c. ;3?ti5f &c. jprfr, ^ttt, ^ff^rrr, ^^^, ^f^ts^p. 
 
 M. of the universe. ^TrfrT?, =3TT;^'CT. 
 Making, n. v. V. A. I.— act. :Ruf n. ;j?Tvr ^^ n. &c. 
 Ptrtot «. f?rr^f?f /. ;j?TT^ n. 
 2 ^Z^ n. &c. Ws"ifr/- ^fijq^/ ^^t/. 
 Price of m. N-i"II4s/. ^qi=I5t/. 
 
 I. structure. See Make. [ &c. 
 
 IMal ok Male. This prefix is rendered by 3T, ST, ^I?,"^^, 
 Mal-apmimsteatiox, «. al^3T*l5r OT. sp^mT^'rT/. -MiJ^IK- 
 
 Mal-apeopos, o. v. Unseaso>able. CHirmfTT, 3?5r'^^, 
 
 atsf^FT, a^sniT, aiira'TiqiTT. [ J^ «. 
 
 Mal-conioematio>', n. f^i^T or fsr^n «ir^ m. arcp?^"^- 
 
 Mal-co^tem, ff— geuer. v. Disco>tej;ted. ii?Tnjft,^"iTg^ft. 
 
 2 disstttiyfied trilh the government. aiH?J5Tr^?T, ^RHFIT- 
 
 !MAL-roi!JiATiOK, n. \^?.^ or ftT^'rs »lf^ »»• 
 Mal-peactice, n. m«7 fractice, pactice contrary to rule, ""t- 
 
 ?;^c7/. ?i^T?T/.?i^HTn«i. w^r/. s[^=qT?j/. st^t^^. |- 
 ?:r5nT »«. i'T^^'t n. 
 
 To Mal-teeat, v. a. ill use, misvse, treat ill. itTftrfr^-n^- 
 
 f 5/.-g^7Xr/-&c. jpscn y. of 0. '^^^mk m.-■m^^- 
 
 ^R B1.-&C. !f inf y. 0/ 0. 
 Mal-tbeatmekt, n. v. V.— «e^ ^^Sijf n. &c. ^^S'jft/. ^q- 
 auft-/. 5^5T w. ^?I5T5?15/- Sfflg^TTT^ »«. 3T?Ig55rfR m. 
 
 Mal-teesatio>-, n. misconduct. 'i^sIt^ot^/. ^^-^It*/. 'K-^irf 
 /. ^>;?lt55 ^TRR ?n. a^^l^TRR m. sn «i. 5iq?f?t/. 3T^qT- 
 
 Malaet, n. disease, \. Dis.oeiiee. i\^ m. fffl^R m. f=f^^?/;. 
 ! eqTf':T/. m. 
 
 Malapeet, a. iflwey, v. Impueekt. ffl?^, m,=51^'^^RT,i4t^RI. 
 
 Malapeetness, «. V. A. ftl^.lf/. tfT^^'JlT «. 
 j Malaeia, n. noxious exhalation. fiT Iv^iOTlfT ^TT?/. 
 
 Male, «.— of animals. ^M m. ?i^ »n. siTi-qT fKVm. m. 3T^?qr 
 I JTTW?T m. qs-^f^/. 5HT5 »!. q^^T^t m. 
 
 A. m. and female, ^nr »«. fH^=T «• J'T n. 
 \ Desire of the m. JTM nx, 
 
 ;1 2 — in botany. ^^^ m. 
 I 8 — a screw\ '^X m. 
 1! M. and female. ^X^^'^. 
 
 ! Male, c— noting sex. q^-T^raT^siT, q^^fnt^, j^TifT^, 
 il jcq-f^jp, j ( in comp. as j^rlTT «. &c. ), q^ in comp. 
 ! ?rT in comp. 
 
 2 Iclonging, ^T. /o wjoZcs. q?«n^T, q^T^TrfNl, TSRt, 
 
 Maxehictiok, w. inq,rccation. execration, curse, ^iiq «;. 3T- 
 
 f*r^TT7 m. \^■\^ m. ^frtisr f^r'T w. siffr^ft/. sthikst^^ «. 
 
 JMalefactoe, w. t. Ceiminal. cjp^qrq'Y, f ^Pm, I'^^'lT, ':ST- 
 
 Malevolence, 7?. ill-icill, disposition to hurt others. ZV,'^'[- 
 ^ m. 5"?ff?/- ^'TTR «!. l-^ff?/ 1^ »"• fSTTTsr w. JHT- 
 ^ '»• f f f?;/ ^ «• ^ra?^ n. arq^R^^T/. 3Tf%'i=5?JT/. 
 
 Malevolent, o. illdisposed to others. ^'E'^T^TT^^, ^T^TT^fr^r, 
 
 flHTsn^sTT, &c. |5f5, |"Eff5", piFm, ^TriqRft, srq^RT-
 
 MAL 
 
 509 
 
 T^fAN 
 
 Malevolently, adv. v.A. ^^Tr^TRf, ^iTr^TT^, ^'i^^l'i , &c. 
 
 aTT+l^^-^tiN^^^, &c. 
 Malice, n. malevolence, spile, malignity, Sfc. J^TT^ »>• g^T- 
 
 TI^ m. ^JTT^ m. ^ n. ^i<mk n. JS^qJ n. f sm ot. 
 
 Jpr*' n. W-\^^ n. ^J7.?^^ n. :pr^^7 ;i. gT «». 3T=i;?r m. f. 
 
 ^f?RT ?«. ^^/. ■5rJf;T?T/. sfT^^ft/ siT^^r/. ^pt? ?^. ?>^r- 
 
 M. prepense. ^r^f%rr?r «. 
 
 Jleditatiug m. ^r|f%fTH' «• 
 
 Secret m. jw^rsjl »«■ HH^ff^r/. 'JT?!^^ m. 
 
 To be inflamed with m. against. 5TCi75"Jr icith cj. of o. 
 
 To conceive m. 5R m. s^. [ qj^af. 
 
 To gratiiy one's m. ^r W--&C. ^T^rof, ^fl^R in.-&c. 
 
 To meditate m. against. ^1% ?n. pZ. nFT-^tTit loitU 
 
 m ofo. ^A ^'^^ ^'t; ar^i'jf. 
 
 Malicious, ]Malign, ]MALiG>'AKT;ffl. liarlonring malice.^'Z- 
 
 HrsrrsfT, I'TTRr^T.f s^rr^fr^r, &c. ^■^^\ ^ir o/- f ^T,f sr- 
 
 jpTfr, T^T^ f ^IT, 37^?T^IT, a^^^ft, ai^R?fr, -^STJI^qT, 
 =5^#r, ^?ft, 5iq-51T, 5T%^ft, ^^T7, g^?ft, ^T^t, ^>- 
 ^1 1"^) t'2^ 15^1 ^^ft 1'0J>. if[ & 5^, 3TH?aT^, fft=5 
 /)0/>. ^^55, ^TI?TTT, f?^?TT, 3Tf^'5%?TT,3Tf^'g^^r'ft,f^^f^, 
 
 2 proceeding, ^'c.from malice. ^S^TRT^, ^^=IT^, 3T- 
 
 ^^?ft% 1^^^, g^?rr=5iT, ^^Ti^r, &c. fr^n?^^, ^"th^- 
 
 3 — in astrology, v. IxAUsnciOUS. ?rT5, TRToS or ^T5T- 
 55, %"?, ^'?, ^r5?TT, 
 
 4: — an ulcer, sore, fever, kc. v. Yieulest. ^f^f+r^rM , 
 |f=i;if^K, I'-^C, ^•.^T'^'^T, ^T?J/io/). HpT^ ( in conip. as ^T- 
 FJ?^?: m. ^XS,'^\Z m. W'T^l^f. ). 
 
 M. fever. ^f5fqT?R5f7 m. WIV.'^l m. 
 Maliciouslt, Malignantlt, adv. v. A. 1. efs-^TTTT^T^, 
 g^TRTH, fS'TRT^, ^T^Trqr^, I^T^^^, |;"5l^^-?TT. 
 
 Maliciousxess, Maligkanct, n. V. A. 1. 2. and Malice. 
 ^THTcT m. gTHT^ m. ^feT^JTr m. ^TT?=q n. ^]fz^^ n. 
 Wtpop.^^^f. 
 
 3 5TR: M. ■«. ^re mz m. ^isq-iTTT m, ^3Ff?:7':rT m. 
 To bind, counteract, &c. the m. of. mz m. TpiTciaT I 
 
 ff.ofo. 
 To Malign, v. a. traduce, slander, v. To AsrEESE. H^FH 
 
 ^r^ o/o. ^^^VZ_ m.--s\\v^m^ n.-iw^.v.cm «.-&e. ^KT^^'. ofo. 
 Maligned, ^J. V. V. g'PPT ^?IS^r, &c. aTTsnf^fT, ^ffH^TfT, 
 
 Maligner, m. Maligning,;), a. v. V. htjIvi ^uTRr, 3T^fr 
 =F^TTT, ^Tf^ ^=5r'jnTT, &c. ar^fit, 3T5r?^, 3^1^, f- 
 
 Malignity. See Malignanct. 
 
 To Malinger, «.». =^w^ ^^pf^F^ -TfTi^rf l^'^'TT^ ift^ q:^. 
 
 MaLKIN, M. oto;?. ^TjET m. iflHT w. 
 
 2 « d'irly woman. w\t n. ^^J^f. f.WWt^f, 
 
 JIall, «. wooden hcelle. jfriTT "»■ 'TTT^ »n. H^=r m. 
 
 To Mall, v. a. v. To Beat. J^ot, J^Rot, ^»?^, ^tjt- 
 
 Mallard. See Drake. 
 
 Malleability, Malleaijleness, n. v. A. ^!\^f^^T^j. ^- 
 
 ■^k-^^-^ n. fTT^^qf-'J^T'^f^ M. 
 Malleable, a. capable of being spread hij leating. ^?T=T- 
 
 fi^isnr, ^^^■^^^, cris^qr^^fft^. [rrrj^f^/. 
 
 JMalleation, n. extension ly beating, ^^^iqfq- n. ^^Tgf?/. 
 Mallet, »j. ivooden hammer. H^^ o/- H^T^^ ?«. 'f^K ?«. 
 
 ^frTTT wi. o'/wi. iftnft/. sr^pjfr/. siw »• ?n^<Jlf n. 
 
 Carpentcr''s m. ^FSrfT/. 
 Malt, n. ^^^ ^Trst^r^?; 3^ «• 
 Mam, Mamma, n. v. Mother. KTs?/. 5i/. «!%/. 
 
 ,| JMammalia, n. pi. WB^ MTcft ?«. pi. "^^ ^\'^^K iIToft >K. pi. 
 
 [I Mammet, «. dressed figure, puppet. %?|5r^?it J^IcfT/m^A". 
 
 jl Mammiform, «. liaoing the shape of paps. ^^T^qr arUiT- 
 
 I ^^r, ^^PFK, ^THi^f^, ^-^i^K, ^^r?;frT. 
 
 I] Mammillaey, a, pertaining to the paps. ^kHNI, ^FPTH^^fT, 
 
 '• Mammock, n. shapeless piece. st'T n. ^\w^ m. st^voTT m. 
 Mammon, n. ieealth,or the deity of ivealth, v.HiciiES.rC^^f. 
 Worship of m. ( as by bankers, &c. ). 3^m'|4mH n. 
 The world bows to m. ^s^iji ^'cfsf^iT:. 
 Te cannot serve God and m. ^sq^TTT^ 3TTfoT ^^^T- 
 
 Mammonist, n. person devoted to the acquisition oficealth, 
 
 trrn"4T, ^s^^f, tTq-?5r*ft. 
 
 'MA'S,n. mankind. fK^J^ n. nniTH ?!. KHi^T^TfrT/. rJ^PF >«. 
 2'Z. JTH=r »». ^^^'T »«. ^T m. 
 
 The fear oi'm. ^^jftffr/. ^Ak'Vm f. ^^»r!%/. 
 
 To be accustomed to m., be tame and familiar — ivikl 
 animals. 5TT"^?T5;<Jf , TroTHTST^. 
 
 To become ravenous after m. — a tiger, &c. th.at has 
 tasted human blood. JTroRT^Jof, TnT^^nt. 
 
 2 a man, a male. ^^ m. ^\^^] m. ^■^t.i:^\^\\}\^ m. mw^ 
 m. v,^i:q m. ^TH^ m. ^\^^ m. ttt^T m. ^^^ m. ^ »n. T^ 
 VI. fK^ m. 55^1%/. gnrg w>. JTJ^T m. nir m. ( in comp. 
 with a designation, as, ilT^aiqft, H^Tfl, ffiqu'l^ ). 
 
 To know m. carnally. ^^^FIT ^tTiii-^r^^^, J^lfTTJT 
 «.-qr;i:f^TflT/.-5^'!I5i!l?T »i.-&c.^[af in.con. artlK^IrM 'JTm', 
 
 3 af/j^Z/", not a log. '^ m. Hrrcqr m. Tft »». KR^ m. qorf- 
 
 A m.'s height or slaUire. ^V^ m. ^V^ n. 
 41 a human being. MV^^ n. iTRTq- 7;. wn m.f. n. leith a 
 numeral prefixed. aTflmt/. ^P^/- 
 
 IM. by man. SfRTlTfraTT. 
 5 male servant, attendant, <Jc. JTr^T^r m. nst »»• 'Tre^r- 
 DT5R- m. TfTHTOTF »»• 
 G— familiarly, 2)cwo«,/eZio!(.', c/m/), ^'c. JTTWH «. T^ ?«. 
 
 7 — eminently. iT^fsq «i. J77 m. JT^TT^ WJ. 
 
 8— at chess, draughts, &c. ^^f. ^TK/. ?n1^r/.
 
 JfAN 
 
 BIO 
 
 MAN 
 
 9 matter, possetior, oicner, Sfc. ^ m. (ia comp. as, int- 
 
 ^rft cart luttn."^!?^ a mouicJ man. qr^CT master of 
 
 the house, &c.).^n^(iQ c*""!'- as,^tT^rr7Tmilkmau,&c.). 
 
 Tu Man, I', a. furnish with men. rm^ n.pl. SiTOT-'IT'Jt, HTOT- 
 
 ^TtW^TTin m.-»Tm?fKt m^ft/.-Ac. ^51, jr^-iqirRrr- 
 JU.-. qr^. [^'^^Jft, &c. 
 
 Man-Eateb, n. cannibal. HT^R, HH^n^, JTTT^lt, JT^TH^ft, 
 .Mas-eatixo, w. cannibalism. ^^^^V!^ n, JFPinn^ 7i. ^TTT- 
 
 ^W n. HjiM T^TOT ». &e. 
 AIax-hateb, «. Man-hatikq, a. HTtiT^R'-'TT, JTTWjmsrTlTT, 
 
 ni "j tiMi "^r, TR^sfif , JT^sqlrft, HHi'M'^'ift, T^^lrr, 
 
 'BIa^-uati>o, n. Hr^M^^ m. h^I'HmI*! ot- [ ^. 
 
 HIa>--kii.leb, MA>.--stAYEB,n. rrgnq-qm^F, ^^^^^^^^, h^»'H- 
 MA>--KILLISa, MaN-SLAUGHTEH, MAH-SLAYINa, n. TTJs;!?- 
 
 2— in law. ar^nfft^-q^^T w«. 3T;frift?--^qT/. ai^H^KT^BTT/. 
 
 Max-stealek, ?i. JTg^=5JR, irgw^'Tt. 
 Mas-stealing, n. ^•i<^^■^\(\f. ^T^^ar^ n. n-v^n^^M n. 
 Masacle, «. hand-cttff. ^1^3^ or f^ft/. ^TcTJ^ »• ^- 
 
 Jb Manacle,!), a. \. N. ^Tri%f)' or f^R^ /-'^'^ Ji3 "• 
 
 or pha-allif ^Id^i-in"-^ld+."14 m?yoT. 
 Jb Manage, d. o. car;'y o«, t/MWi i/je concerns oj.^ v. To 
 
 Conduct, ^irtqu)', tif^tiKui^trT^TT"^, ^^5if,;r?=5T5r'^,^Tr^R'jr. 
 
 2 govern, rule, control, direct. SfSW, 3TT^TW, m'N>J^i, 
 
 =^R^, g?ftfT-^iriid-JF^n-;f5m?r-?T£^?i-3nmffr-&e. 5- 
 
 3 meld^^use easily, have under command. trnT^t, qff^'^li- 
 
 4 perjorm, get through tcith, carry through. ?fT^^, f^- 
 TT^, fn^rf^^ 3T?W, cftewf, q?5dT, ^t^, %W,^, 
 
 5 See To Train. 6 treat with judgment.^ direct ivith 
 address, ^^\p\^ ^i'\^^i-^\^<=i\i^-^\ri^^. 
 
 To Manage, v. n. direct affairs, carry on business. ^TT w.- 
 
 ^RHR m.-&e. qr^'if-^Tof-'^rM^iSr-^'TT^of. 
 
 2 ( in domestic afl'airs ). ^X 11. ^^-q^r^ijf-t(irl^ot, ^- 
 ?IR m.-&c. ^RiJi-qifiir. 
 
 3 with; contrive to get on, shijt. =5Tn5/.-^l?i<J+rf/.-fHe|l^ 
 m.-&c. ^Rijf, TT^ =PT^, ^^rra 5pTof, vfPT^m, v^t^R^/.- 
 
 Manageable, a. v. V.A. 1. "5nH5Tl^Tr3fFrr-?rK^-&c. ^^5T^- 
 
 ^"i'MI-&C. aidSdl, ST^T^TR, 4'ti'+'^l O^ ^5^1^; ^ii^itrf, 
 
 2 'JI'NIill*! #TT, &c. cTTlTfr tKHMl'll, &C. HT^iufl^l, f - 
 
 '^t^RT, STrTtFrar, &c. gq-'^. 
 
 3 Emrr^n^T #tt, tc-n-MW #tt, &c. ^hi^imI'ii, &c. 
 
 Managed, p. v. V. A. 3. ^T?^?>n7T, c)[^^ | d %^,&c. aTTSfftrT. 
 
 2 OT^RP;?:!, &c. grTFI ^^T^r-^ri'N^ai, &C. 
 
 3 <ilM<^.rll, ^T%^r, &c. 
 To be m, by. QFffjrpjr. 
 
 4 wv%f^r,X!i^r, &c. f^f^. 
 
 ^Ianagement, Managing, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^fR5r<if «. 
 
 &c. ^f|^TT/. ^^\^.■^\J. 'iTpq^crr ?{. 
 
 2-(»c<. STTTot ». 3TnfO^ «. &e. arnr^oT n. — a. or s. 'S^\- 
 m m. 3T7R m. 3TraT5lfqT m. qfni?^ ?rt.5i^^ty. 
 
 3 — act. crnrot «. ^t^ jj. &c. 
 
 V. V.N. 3. ^m^diM. &c. ^"r^iit/. ^jfmoft/. =^nH/. 
 
 I. skill in managing.^ v. Addeess. 3TI=f? w. aTRTW^Tfrpy, 
 aTR^lTT?rT m. 3fr^/. gf^BiJop. ^^/- sff^^n^/- 
 
 II. (in domestic matters ). economy. ^^^ST/. qr^t- 
 
 III. authority over, direction of, y. Coxteol. ^;tt<^/. 
 Manager, «. Managing, p. a. \. V. A. 1. and Conductor. 
 
 =srr^5ronTr, ^^^\i^m^ srjtotrt, &e. srf^srR^, qpRMTft, 
 
 Head m. ^H^FTT>Tr^. 
 
 M. of a festive occasion. ^^V^,. [=<HNUIKl-&c. 
 
 2 and^uiKl, 3TT^TWrn, 3TR^ ^^'JTTTT,^^^?^, g?Tt?T-&c. 
 
 V. V. N. 3. vfmsriirRT, =^n^ ^^"trt, &c. -^Ff^, ^^f^- 
 
 vftn^iT-&c. +iuiK|. 
 
 I. smart in managing, of address and despatch. 3T§rft, 
 
 II. ( in domestic economy ) frugal, t. Economicai,. 
 + I'i+'H-^I, +rKM?ft, +d<^dNT. [ STf^^T »«. 
 
 Mandate, ?». order, precept, v. Command. STTsTT/. fi"^""- 
 ]\Iandatobt, a. containing, ^c. a command. 3TT^=^, 3TT^" 
 
 ^^, arrfTT^tr^. 
 
 JIandible. See Jaw. 
 
 Mandrake, n. ?5^ttiitt/. 5=5f5T?ff /. 
 
 To Manducate. See To Chew. 
 
 Mane, n. — of a borse. 3T^?T?5 or arqicS or ^qr? /. 
 
 2-^of a lion. f%f%nT m. ?r?T /• 
 Manege, n. school for teaching horsemanship. ^\%'^V^\ ?Tr- 
 rf)H-<MHI m. 3T»TRT?TT^TTt5T / 
 2 art of training horses, "^i^.ir^ f 
 Manes, n. \. Ghost, sfrr m. n. 
 
 A deceased person to whose m. one must make an 
 offering. f^rR w. ( when used plurally, neuter ). 
 Body of m. ( ancestors ) — collect. fVHiWT m. 
 Business of ofl'ering to the m. f^^Jpi^ «. ^TT^^jf n. 
 Day sacred to the m. of. ^J^^fij pop . fqH?fr'<T/. ft- 
 
 Giving gifts in honor of the m. frHriqiir n. 
 
 Heaven of the m. f^?^T^ m. 
 
 Oblations to the m. »^-^ n. RS m. ^fi^ w.— The 
 oblations are made twice in the year ; viz. on the anni- 
 versary of the death, and on the same lunar day of the 
 waning half of the month HT?^. 
 
 Oblations to the m. of the slain. qTTTSS w.— The day 
 on which they are made, ^\^\^:^'^J^ f. It is the llth of
 
 MAN 
 
 511 
 
 i\rAN 
 
 Oftering of a ball to the m. of a relative. ^fkf[ /■ 
 
 The fortnight of the waning moon of the month TT- 
 
 ^T^, particularly appointed for the oft'erings to m. f?- 
 
 Hq^ m. f^r\T:^]E or S m. fqrlT'TT^'". The oblations made 
 
 in this fortnight are called q^ m. ^^3^ m. 
 
 Certain onhrs of manes are, aTfH"^^^, 3iq»TT, ^^T- 
 
 srrf ^, fq^nr, ^tir, &c. 
 
 Certain oblations to or certain acts or points relating 
 to the nwncs are, (^^Tf?^«ntT, 3'5*H»-rr5, =^VtTH?'rft, frf- 
 
 c7?fqV, ffT^i^fe, ^5!Tf^s, Cf^^, '^'Tfqs, =ii<t^^, ^tff=m- 
 5, fTf^^s;, qrqor, siTnsTr^, f^^-J^'^T^, a^TH^rr^, qr^r- 
 
 Hakfui, «. »H<7«7y, T. Bold. JT^qtrrT^^fT, Jrl^T^tft^^r, 1^1=71, 
 
 Manfullt, ai/f. V. A. rr^qoTT^, H^l^^', f^?5^?r, Ti^'^q^r- 
 ^, &c. ^5fq5%, &e. [ot. f??l^/. 
 
 Manfui>-ess, n. v. A. Tl^qoiT m. hSt /. H^ir:^/. iTT^>?irT 
 
 Manqa>-ese, w. (i^ tirg a^ff. [ %5^T'^'P'T «. 
 
 Mang-coek, n. mixed corn. %nzf. tlpq'f^t f»re55 /• ^? /. 
 
 3Iakge, «.— in horses, mf. ^q% ?k. j>l. 
 2— in cattle. q;4l?5T »>• W''^^f. 
 3— in dogs. ?^ /. ^^-^ /. 
 
 MANGELWtKZEL, It. tnp Jf^ 3Tf^, [ ^T^qr OT. 
 
 Maxgeb, n. iroufjh for horses' corn. ^-iTRr ^MT ^RTTT^ 
 2o Mangle, v. a. cut in a hingling or tearing manner, lacTc, 
 
 f^w^7J\., fsrsi^ioT, yi4iift)"i, ^'3;^.^T^^^.z-f^^^.^'(^^^ 
 
 2:-=5fHT^:T-=5ir5nf^-5fT5fTf^-%3T5rt^RT ded.-f^^f^^-y^^\■ 
 ?f5rr-&c. cfi3^-HT?;'Ji-^"i5'Jf, f^Rqj'JT / ^ot ^. q/"o. T%?^ 
 2 ( clothes ). ^<t/. W^^ %^^^i ^5^/ ^^- =^'^-%'^, 
 
 Makgle, n. instrument for smoothing clothes. qfq+.u||^i(i ^• 
 5-^TT =^"^1^ or %qTEriq Jf^sr M. 
 
 Mangled, ;?. y. V. 1. f^l^^F^Rc^, 'qt^T^ firsSar, &c. fe=»I- 
 
 2 f?ft %^sr, f^^KT, &c. 
 jrANGLEE, n. Mangling, p. a. v. V. fsR^P^^RT, =5fr^f ^T ^r- 
 
 50TTTT, aT=E!:f;sfErq^s hrott^, ^sTsri^sr ded. ms'JrriT, f^r- 
 
 2 f <t Jp^iJIRT, ^^rJiJIRT, &c. [&c. fcr=5?:F<JT/. 
 
 Mangling, n. t. V. 1.— ac^. fsf^^^iir n. ^sfrqi^ <?^r5"jf «. 
 
 Mango, «.— the tree, aiqr or art^T »». aiT'?*!.— the fruit at- 
 «n" or aifsTT — in contempt. ^Z n. 
 
 Some species or varieties of m. are aiR^RT (alphonso) 
 3Tfq, 3Tf<t<n', ^>?5 ai^ir, ^s:w, %o! siTqT, nrsq arrar, "tt- 
 2?5t, 'TTcftsti^ "Tfsft 3TT5IT, ^TH-^T art^ir, ^'csjr, fs^a-sTT 
 
 SltsiT, S^fsTT, sj^gl?, ?f^=qT STRT, iiq^T a^RT, ^TTOCT't^, 
 
 Blossom of the m. MJ^^ m- ( To blossom jff^^i'ii ), 
 Cake of the mashed pulp of mangoes, ^r^ n. 
 Cluster or tuft of leaves of the m. STI^PTs?? m. 
 Expressed juice of mangoes. arJilW »«■ 
 Fallen m. qft=^T arfifT in. 
 Tallen and burst m. 'fZ n. ^rs ti. 
 
 Fine, full, glowing m. ^ci^^ n. Tfiqf/q m. 
 
 Hook and net with which mangoes are gathered. 3^f- 
 
 Kernel of the m. ^FTTy. 
 
 M. that has ripend too quickly, ^i^zf. f^TrS n. 
 
 M. on the tree nearly ripe. i!TT?T/. 
 
 Mangoes just formed. at=R »». 
 
 Mangoes that have fallen, as opposed to mangoes 
 ripened in straw, qs/. 
 
 M.-stonc. ^iq-/. 5115 dim. ^i€\ f. STTST w. ^Fmr w. 
 
 M. stone just formed. ^pf^qiBfr/.— To have the stono 
 just formed. ^'^ToE''f, ^'^J^T'Jr. 
 
 M. having the stono fully formed. mSo^ or in3T5! 3Tf- 
 5fT. — To have the stone fully formed. sfT^ol^ or sfreTJE^, 
 ^J^Z^. 
 
 M. having the kernel just formed. qpRFoS a^fsfr.— To 
 have the kernel just formed. s^tTT^ot. 
 
 M.— dinner or meal. ^'TT^PT n. 
 
 M. sauce. ?T-^ «. 
 
 M.-water. ^f^l^Tafr n. [/. ^^(/. 
 
 Mangoes sliced and dried, a^jsj^fv^ or ^pjt\f. arsjf^ 
 
 Mangoes sliced & pickled. NTt^T in. 
 
 M.-grove. arisj^f or stm^r/. '^i^^^ n. [^oft/. 
 
 Net in which mangoes are kept. TJ^qr m. ^TR'T/.OT- 
 Picklcd m. ^^531^r or CJ^pj^iT or ^J^PSiqt m. ^^^\■fJ- 
 
 ^ ^m^ n. 
 
 Preserved m. ^r^^^ or nsfilT m- 
 
 Wild m.— tree, spondias magnifera. ^ERT »«• 
 
 Young, unripe m. \t[f. slToJaiifT »». =F^?rt/. ^t/ 
 
 Young m. stoned and preserved. SEFTlt w. 
 Young m. preserved in a salt pickle. rTrTrat/. FA^J- 
 5TT m. fit|tqT »n. f^t^ft/. ^^/. Wl^f. 
 MANGO-riSH, n. ^^^ m. 
 
 Mangosteen, n. garcinia camlogia — the plant, ^^f. ^\- 
 qpsft/. ^ift/. Ms/.— the fruit. ^^ m. n. TTc^if n. 
 ^51T »>. fTtS «• 
 
 Dried rind of the m. qTi^srara or ^rSJw. ?rTt5«. 3Ti^ 
 
 Infusion of dried rind of the m. €r3^oft«. 
 
 Oil extracted from the m. Jpt^jiifjjj. J^^En. fit<|^«. 
 
 Manoeove, n. frtcR n- [^^■^\. 
 
 Mangy, a. afflicted with mavge—a, horse, nft^, l^^RFIc^r, 
 
 2— cattle. 5E'<T?5T TT^Br, ^''TF'ir, ^i^TI^. 
 
 3— dog. ^^r, i^H>nS?5T. [ n. ^W^1U 
 
 Manhood, n. human nature. ^TJVB^^n. ^]uw^u\]m. 5R^tJ?f^ 
 
 2 virilily, iiot u-omanhood. qF.qqary?;;. q^iTfii-n. qfi^q«, 
 
 q^^?t. q;F'!r^»«. qKi^Twi. q^qni^r?". ^'i^pst/. qmnTrw. 
 
 3 not y^oi/hood. ^\^^mm. qV^^r/ qor«. ^''T^/. ^H?/. 
 I valor, fortitude, ^c. \. Col'eage. H^qair»«. T^ff/ H|- 
 
 jft/. q^'.'irfir?;. qiwj. [^it^ot. ^^?«.
 
 UfA^r 
 
 512 
 
 ]\rA?7 
 
 iljsiAc, Masiacal, a. y. Mad. ^v, ^rff^r, fTOa'jifir, 
 
 Ac. J^H I JMM . 
 :Mamac, n. madman. Sec 3Iad. 
 WaJJIFEST, o. clear. 0}Jcn^ apparent, T. PlAlN. 3^, ^^TST, 
 
 w?, spF^fo/'. srn^, iffHs;, r^?t, ^^tp, ^qrp, s^t, 
 
 3irf5r'HH, SIT^H?T, TpT, ^, STFJ?:. 
 To bccume in. q^^Tf or iR^af, aTrT^^fspt, ^iT^fif. 
 Waxifest, «. ;jhW/i- declaration. vTTf^TTH/. ^f^^r^Tw*. 
 
 2 iniOiVe. »T?^5)?ir?T >TT>?qT TT^psft TTT/ 
 
 To MaMFEst. v. a. make apparent .^shoH- clearly. ^^%-^t\Z- 
 
 o>- :P1?DT, STJi^ifiJf, si^T^T»n.-:if^f5/.-;jqftq^/.-&c. SF^oty. 
 
 ■»^^m.-&c.W.T.^ ff.ofo. I 
 
 3Iauifestation, n. v. V.— aci. 3^5 ^':w n. im?;Df«. &c. 
 3TTf5f^:R^«. Ml^i+iotM. 3TTfq''^q?r«. >;i.^im«. ^TsThRTJTw. ;{ 
 
 575TT/. ST^T^TWJ. ^fftrf?-/. ^ffTTH/. sqf^/. 5rT^-€T«. STT- i; 
 
 Seat or ijlacc of the first m. of a divinity. aTT?7^'<TPT 
 
 3rA>-irESTED, p. V. V. ;t^ %%?5T, srf%^ stm^OT, &c. 
 
 STpfcr, M+.d)*cT, ■t:H"!n*^, £^^^?T, SfTf^E^^, STT^c^kT, 
 
 jMa>"if£stek, n. MAXiFESTiyo, ;). o. v. Y. 3"^ ^onTT, 
 Sff^lt^ armaiKT, &e. sr^RT^F, 5^T¥t^'Jr-in;^t^RtT-&c. 
 
 JIanifesti.t, adv. T. A. 3^, ^f%5, srftf^'m, !T?^?7, ^TfTT- 
 
 Manifestsess, «. V. A. ^^^S'J^Tm. iTJi^Torrw;. !Tf%5;?"nrw. 
 
 &c. srftrfs/. m^zvn. zTff^f. gizrf^/. 
 
 Manifesto. See Manifest, 1. 
 
 Manifold, a. of several kinds.^ main/. Sf^FT Sfjpirqr, sf^rt 
 
 ?r=^t^T, fsrf^f-^, sfff^Ti^, ^rmrf^-^, 3(;^^jfr, ^rf^ir. 
 
 2 appearing in various u-ays. ^^^,T, 3T%^^."T. 
 Manikin, n. little man. '^\\M^m.-^^-s^ f.MYTmm.^^^wfim. 
 
 2 — The anatomical preparation. TT^i^n^ RlftTifftS ^^■ 
 
 ^^ 5T^f??tf^ JpRrft '^F.^ "Trrar »i. 
 2b Manipulate, v. a. zvorJc uitJi. the hands. ^Tfn%-^^°^^- 
 
 ^r^-&c. ^JT'if , ^wo-mHK m. JRtjf. [ sqitfix m. 
 
 JrANiPULATiON, n. work ly hand, ^^pm «. ^^sp^ «. ^- 
 Mankind, n. the human race, t.Man. iT^inT'JTTffr/. iTRcf^iT- 
 
 frf/. *in'iq^q- OT. M^ti^JUJT in. K^'sq' n. pi. JIT^W «. ^^Z. 
 
 3 roce of males. q^i^T^cf/. ?TT^fT/. ^H'':^!^ vTTrr/. 
 Manlike. ,See Manlt. 
 
 Manliness, n. v. A. 1. J^^oir ?». PRf/. H5[ff /. KIK^jft/ 
 
 Manly, a, manlike, Jrm, Irave. ^z]^ T7THT, H^T^sfT, ^JT, f^- 
 
 Manna, «.— of the bamboo, ^^^i or r^^^V. n. <^^^Tr, or 
 
 rl^r^lH n. qJl^ «. 5f?i?5t^nT «.— Persian m. gJ-^r^T^ m. 
 
 Manneu, n. method, mode, ivay of doing, t^ pop7\\^f. ^T- 
 
 ?5/. q'TiT m. ^^f^f. ^f(.^v^f. wm w. t<t m. ?i=^/. 
 ^Ff/. jFfjT/. ^uf Kreoft/f5f;?Tr/. 
 
 After' this m. im ^'H\^. 
 
 After the same m. r^ STHT^, rRTT^ '^''rf. 
 
 2 fashion, habit, teay.^ T. Custom. =5^^/ tifr^ pop. f[^f. 
 <Tft<TM OT. fflft'rrT on. 
 
 Manners and customs. ftrrTf<T/. w- f^?ft*rtrft /. /-^^ 
 — of a country, %^r^^ ?». 
 
 3 sort, kind. ^TFT/. H^R ot. ?r-fT/. >Ti?r/. f^r^T m. 
 
 4 imjmsingness of action. Z^f. :f}c5 w. ste^rrft/. a^T^T »?i. 
 
 Pleasing manner or air. ^;^f. 
 Z peculiar way, modc,slylc, fashion, ^c. §^/. t^^f.Z^ f, 
 
 ifft/. T^rrq- ««. 5?T'jft/.«T?;?ft/.tir?:>jfr/.tiT?.t/.^'c^ «. if?T 
 pop. TT?r/. ri^^r/. 
 
 Aflected m. ^/. 
 G manners; «-fly o/ /y/V, t. Conduct, ^t^/ =EfTf^'n'/, 
 
 ETr^qp/. feji'ifeji'iDT^/. ft'trfHfrf?T /)o^. ?'4trrftcr/. |tt «. 
 
 Good m. gntM/. 
 
 Ill m. 31^'TfcT /. [t^f. 
 
 Manners and morals — compreh.f^v:rf'Tftf?r^i(?/i. FtftrT- 
 
 7 manners; ceremonious behaviour, \. Civility. JTTOT^r- 
 
 ^mr «. JTg^^rnJTT m. ^strfnft/. f?T'?rqR »». f\w^^lf- 
 
 tmw^ m-f. 3^5^/. 
 
 8 carriage, deportment, onitcard behaviour. STTTiI^/. 
 
 ManneFvLINEss, ?i.v. A. f^TWl/. f^m?^/. ^«TfTT/. n^-4- 
 
 Mannekly, «. ceremonious.^ polite, M. Civil, f^ij, ^vzr, %- 
 
 IMannish. tSee Masculine. 
 
 JManceuvhE; n. skilful move, measure, ^-c. ^rf^ f. ^T^fTl^r 
 ^^T^ m. f\WM^ f, 5T^ m. v. %o!;, ^^ m. ^ 
 
 Manoeuvres. 3Rq=q' n. pi. 3^5%^ m. pi. iJ^qif m. pi, 
 \W.Z'>^^ m.pl. 5fTf5iTq;f^/.^Z. 
 
 Military mauoeuvers. ^FSTTfrT or ^.'^{^f. 
 To Manceuveee, v.n. — in mlitary exercise. ^P^cT/ ^T^f- 
 
 2 acY j«7A «r^ ojjc? address, ^f^p/. ^T'Jf-=^Ir=IcIof-%5:at-?I- 
 
 ]\Ian of vvae, «. ^i^pft B5T^ naipr «. 3itjtr «. 
 
 Manoe, w. land or estate of a lord, ^'c. vJTftrT^Tft / ^T^nt^ 
 
 /. ^?m^=5fir ;?nftFr/. 
 
 Lord of the m. vTift?f5R, ^T^f^TSR, ^^W^, MW^. 
 Manoeial, a. pertaining, Sfc. to a manor, ^^nft^^'it'^r, ^Sfl- 
 
 IMansion, n. gentleman's residence, v. House, ernr >«. ^^T- 
 ?ft/. HfTS m. 
 
 2 (of the moon). JT?T5T «. There are twenty seven, 
 viz. 3lf»q?fr, >TOJft, ^f^m, ^ffiift, ^, 3TT?f, JFfsff ,
 
 MAN 
 
 513 
 
 MAR 
 
 FTR^, "^sriTI^qsj, ;?TlUHT^q3r, ^Jfrfr. A twenty eighth 
 ( srfTl^^f ) is added somclimes, which is composed of 
 the last quarter of the 21st and tlio fifteenth part of 
 the 22ud. Some significant or allusiYO terms for cer- 
 tain of them ( esp. with reference to the raiu which 
 falls under them ) are, JTi^-^T ( for aTHTTtTT ), =^ and 
 ^FSt^TT ( for f^5lT ), ^^^T ( for ^Mt )r^^=^ ( for f^T- 
 5!TreTT ), d^uiT or KrnpHT ^^TT ( for ^'sq' ) , '4r?5T ^=fT or 
 J^KT ( for ^^n^ ), ^rft ( for |W?l?l==f ), qo'-cfT ( for 
 those naJcsJiatras of the rains which follow qqf )_ Of 
 the asterism or mansion, ^^?r?l^, four feet or 
 divisions ( •«( !<.■=< <,>J| ) are supposed, and named, from 
 the (as supposed) positively bad and thence improving 
 quality of the rain which falls respectively under them, 
 c5I^SrqT =ERW or qpq, ?na:qrqT ^W, ^cqj^T ^\^^ €p^TrqT- 
 fT^. Astrologers make three divisions ( ^^ ) of the27 
 «a^s7(a<'ra«, consisting of nine each. They are named 
 ^I'lul, ^^HW'lUf, JTgcq'iT'JT. 
 
 Blind, dark, &c. m. ^?# ?r^5r n. 
 Inauspicious m. EnTf^?7=5f n. 
 
 JIanstiete, Maksuetude. See Tame, Tameness. 
 
 Mantel- piece,Mantle-teee, n. p-ojeding ledge, Sfc. f^K- 
 
 ^f- Mf- ^f- 
 
 Mantle, ». v. Cloke. ^/. gf^f / ^^f. 5^€ m. 
 
 To Mantle, v. a. cloJce, v. To Hide. ?5'?^^, ^tq'^OTw. ^r?rnt. 
 
 To 'KmT:-L-E,v.n. joy, revel, sj^ »«.-J^^/. pl.-&c. iTK^, 
 
 2 spread htccuriantty. 5^T^, ^OT, STT^c^Sot, TrtTR'if, TT- 
 
 3 ferment, u-orJc, gather froth, ^fit, 4»'ttotui, S>HA|t)5 st- 
 
 Mantua, n. gown. q'^i^F^T w». 
 
 Mantua-makee, n. ^^ "Ttq^iTJT f?!^^ ^R^TTT. 
 
 Manual, a. lelovghig to the hand. ^mr^qT, ^ld-=II, ^^Rf^i- 
 
 2 <fone Jy /7(e hand. ^Mi^i or ^T<Tqr, ^M+HNl, ^- 
 W»'<1MKMI, &c. ^MIH %?J?!T, ^^^WTt-Tf. 
 
 M. business or work. ^H+IH n. ^^V^P^jf. ^^^M n. 
 
 M. skill or ability, ^mt^/. ^M=jot| m. ^^^^T^q». 
 
 M. quickness and smartness. ^^^rqPTr^ n. ^^^\^^n. 
 Signm. ^JRTW^- ^^Bf/. 
 Manual, n. small look or compilation. T^frT/. ?TT^*T m. 
 
 ^TR^qf m. ^f^^TTm n. [ 5fn^ «. 
 
 Manufactoey, 7!.— the place. ^FTTW^ '« f^T^^lT?5T/ ^- 
 Manufactuee, n. v.V. 1. — act. f?T?Tr^' JRW m. &c. 
 
 I. thing manufactured. fin??R-flT??f^q^-4i ^ »( I ^ -&c. %- 
 
 HOT <?^^ OT.-^rPpn" m.-^^ n.-^^f. f^T^ M. 
 
 — of cloth. ^Jfn ?!. 
 3b Manufactube, v. a. form ly worhnanship. f^?qT^-f^T?"T- 
 
 ^-&C. 
 
 2 M-OT^- «;; j-a«.' materials. r^qi^-f^^-Ac. !t;?:i7f, 31M^, 
 ^PHI^'Jif, ?i'?^R »n.-^FHlf /. Jp^oi y. &/. o. 
 Makufactueed, p. V. V.l. f5[T?1H %^sr, Ac. fv?lfHffi?r, 
 
 f;!T?q?;rr, JFTf^ftft^. 
 
 Manufactleer, «. JManufactueino,^. a. t. V. 1. f?[i5^- 
 ^ ^T<JrRT, JFTfTf*!^^ f?T5 qJ^TJIRT, &c. qSll^T, f^I^T^R, 
 f?T^. 
 
 Manumission, «. v. Y.—act. ^l?^ «. ^iljq-or/. srwrfixpr 
 n.—a. or a. fl>?/. ^^/ 1^/ ^^gf^/ 
 
 2b Manumit, To IManumise, t'. a. release from tlavcry, 
 
 ^R^nrepT ?Ti5'^,B^/--fli5/.-<tc.55, g?,^/.-TrrT5fr^/.- 
 
 ^THiq^ n.-Z'n^'RfW' f-&c. ^pr.'Jf y. o/o. 3T5RT-3RqTT- 
 
 Manumitted, /). v. V. eRTTrrefT ^t3^?5T, &c. ^qg^, 
 To Manuee, v. a. dvng, apjjly mnnnre. «j;Rqoi, ^rlR'T, ^• 
 
 SIanuee, n. dung or compost tofatlin land, ^rf n. ^TTrim. 71. 
 ^ m. J^'^^ n. :pR m. ^rfKrf «. 
 
 JI. of fish. :rt m. ^ «• 
 
 M. of human ordure. ^R^Trf n. 
 
 Eich from m. — a field. ^<il5, IjPt^, *M<ii5, ^T?f^. 
 
 That smells of the m. — a vegetable, ^nrw. 
 Manueed, ^. V. V. w.TmP.^^ 53fn^^3T, &c. qnf^F, i^dWrir- 
 
 Eaised upon m. lands. ^HJ'TTqT. 
 Manusceipt, «. ioo^' or paper uritten with the hand or pen. 
 
 Outer sheet or cover of a m. g^q^ n. 
 Manusceipt, a. \. N. ^fit^ fef^^rlT, ^'?if^l%==f. 
 Many, a. "PR, sffrT or 5i;^rr, ^w■^ p>op. I^W.^^i 3T^^, "1^%, 
 fifJFS, 5f^^, q^ ( in conip. as q;f^, ^^^, &c.}.~ 
 infens. ^?TR?5^, ^■ST^fq', #^-5TRT#ft, ^HlfdRi?. 
 
 Por numerous vulgar words See Exubeeant. 
 
 As m. as. rdd+l, ^^T^, ^^^ 
 
 How m. f^F^ft, %f?f, %qST, f^P?ft^, f^F^, r*rt<»>l. 
 
 In m. places. cJ^Ti+roff, ^^, 3^%^^. 
 
 In m. ways or sorts, sr^sf^lf , «I^^. 
 
 M. a one. f%?ftt^5F or fe^^i'W. 
 
 M. times. «rf ^t, q^=JK, q^^' 
 
 So m. as. ■^!FT, %q5T, ^H^H. 
 Many, n. multitude. ^5^ »«. ^^V^ m. ^ij^ »». 
 Mant-coloeed, n. «i;g<'IRT, «l^^, f^^^itq^sf , ^HRuf, 
 
 HMKI'I. 
 Many-coeneeed, a. sf;^^rJT. 
 Many-fibeed, a. q^FT^fr. 
 IMany-heabed, o. q;|-iTW^, ■M|,niU+, ^^^. 
 Many-steeamf.d, a. <m^h«(i^. 
 Many-steinged, o. «r^rt rTRfqi, q^?tf^^. 
 Many -times. See Often. 
 
 Map, n. ^W.^m m. JT^^TT m. \v^W^■■^^■A■^ n. \v^mi. 
 To Map, v. a. ?I^^1T m.-kc. ^PT^^y. 0/0. 
 To Mar, v. a. injure, damage., v. To Spoil. fq^5^,
 
 BrAH 
 
 mn OT.-fi^^ m.-&c. q^y. ofo. 
 
 U disconcirt^ ^c. V. To llErEAT. Rfs^r, ^^S'ir, i^^F- 
 
 JiAnASiius, »i. icasling disease^ t. CossrMPTio>-. ?qwfrn m. 
 MAMArrEB, fi. rmer for plunder. g^RT, J^lff, ^€, JS. 
 
 Eavagcs of ninraiulers. St^niR/. 
 Mabauhiso, fl. roiiiiyforjdinider. g^^fl^ fpTJif «. W^Mt 
 
 Mabble, (». m/7r/e, ij-c. of marble. ?rnn<.t|'0, ^1H<cl<l-=|l. 
 
 Marble, «. g»TOT«IT «. 
 
 2— plnyinfj marble, "it^ w. 'TT^t/. ii^«TT m. 
 
 Hole or pit at marbles. aTFls/. 1c5 or Jiff/. 
 
 Large m. «I7 wi. 57 '«• 
 
 M. of lac. l^iRT »». 
 
 Tbe rinc^ at marbles, sj^ w. 
 
 The pit-game. a^m^ST^ m. ^n^n\f[f. 1?5'Tl€t/. 
 
 Tlie riug-game. ^^ SFT «!• Some of the terms at 
 tiiarlles arc, (J+3+M1, ^^^^ft or ^FTR^^foft, ^ll, qfPT- 
 T^raoft, ^Rft. Some of the plays at ?/ia:rWf« are, 3TPT- 
 
 oc^tssfT, ^iRi-qr, smWr^-qr. [ ^t. 
 
 Maeble-heaet¥;d, a. v. Celel, Pitiless. Hioiiui^s^q-, «I^- 
 Maeele-plasteb, «. ^iq%7 »». 
 Makcasite, »). ^cjulM<'ft/. ^tTopTTfJI^ n. STHrt «?. 
 JIaech, n.— Uie month. ^?Rft ^TTST^ f^^ Hf|^T w. <ST- 
 
 2 military step or motement. +,cj|^rft ^T?5 /. +<iM^<lM'0- 
 
 3 journey of soldiers, r^ n. ^i%+J|m »!. ^f^T^qi^ /. 
 
 4 yrai'e or s/a/c/y warcA. tteT^-'t|14|tft-nH<=l"<4r5ft-&C. 
 
 5b Maech, u. «. — as soldiers; move ly steps and in order. 
 
 2 journey, — troops, ^jsf M.-&C. ^jT^of 
 
 3 march gravely, stateldy, Sfc. 5)^r% ^PrTH-*Tm% =5rr5ft- 
 ^■-&c. ^?TTH^, fTT^5fur, <J5l+(ji, fJTT^m-5H=F?I-&c. xfTSDT, T- 
 
 2b Mabch, v. a. 5F5nfrff% =;rTc^^-&e. =sf;\v^^. 
 
 2 ca««e to journey. ^^ «. +,.(,ciui y. of o. 
 Maeciies, n.pl. borders, Y. Conpines. ^^t^T^^T ?;;. :ftri^^»?». 
 Maechi>-g, a. ^ +<uiiHT, *^Mr. 
 
 JMabe, «. ^\i\f.^\t\f ^f^f gtfiift/. =rf?T/. 
 
 Got out from a m. — offspring. ^TST3i, 'FT^«r. 
 
 Large & fine m. mi^<c|H/. 
 
 M. kept for breeding-, ^^f. md^lUf. 
 
 To bring a m. to tbe male, or to get offspring from 
 am. T'li'Mui. 
 Mabgaeite, n. T. Peahl. TTRft n. 
 MKB.cvs,n.lrin'k,lorder, verge, t. Edge. «Ft5 »». f^RTm. 
 
 ^/- ^/- ^^/.^Frarw. :?^sRT«i.^s/. 5TtfTOT.sn?r*rTn»». 
 
 Along the m. :n?irT:. 
 2 ( of a book or writing ). q;^;FT^-&c. ^ /. ;HHm »». 
 To leave a margin, /y. ^^^/.-vrmr /. 5^-?J^ut. 
 
 611. MAR 
 
 Mabqikal, a. inserted in the margin. «R^r, ^HTOI^T, HTf- 
 
 M. note, fq^r wi. f^i^i'T/. 
 Maegixally, adv. along the margin, ^i<\r^^•[■&c. SIJ, :ttH?t:, 
 Mabigolp, «.— the flower, gf >«. Sff ?5 n. tt^^?5 / «. 
 2 Freuoh ui. r?;^<pfr/. n^tT^/ 
 
 Maeike, a. relating, <]•<■. /o /Zie ita. ^TR^r^T, ?I5^'5l'ifT, 
 
 2 relating, tj'c. /o «fo affairs. 1c=r5)?Tt^^'TT ^JTHTfqTT'fr- 
 
 MaEINE, n. sea q/fnirs. nH5THt^l^ ^FTO M. ^d^MJ^^Pm W.- 
 
 sf^R'JT «. OT^ltt^vTiT n. ^^f^t.H't.i^ n. ^(-i<imh*<ot w. 
 
 2 soldier employed on board ship. ilc^,«)dH'0?5 f^'nt, 
 
 STTipft RfTTTf . 
 MA^,l^•En, w.t. Sailoe. n^:^^{-&c. W\W^ m. qi lM-f.-O , ^fr- 
 
 ^^c^T, ?I"pft, ?IT5?, ^JJf^TFft. 
 Maeital, a. belonging to a husband. g?TRT^, Hritf-^T, &c. 
 
 Tf ?iWM^, T^jfJm^, Tfft^^ftflr. 
 
 Maeitime, a. See Mabixe. 2. bordering on the sea. situated 
 on the cOast. ^TH^F^ nT^R^T, ft^^V, ^TJ^T^V, 
 
 Maejoeaxi, n. origanum majorana. JTT^ or ^m m. 
 Make, n. ioJcen, sign, stamp, ^'c. fH^IT^ift or ?ff/. ?jyr/. ^- 
 5^ «. fH'm^ n. aiio^^CTT/. s^Turw. ai^ m. fe^ «. ?5f^^ 
 n. artHfTTT n. sq^jpr ?i. s<^t[^ n. 
 
 Marks, stamps, &e. — compreh. 'jyi^r/. ^JJT^'Ty. 
 Auspicious, &c. va. ^^f^ n. -^-^W.^^ «. §?5^T0I », 
 
 An unlucky, inauspicious, &c. m. gTST^J^w. a^^T- 
 ?;?TaT «. ^?7UT«. SRHIT^ra. ar^S^^OT «. lt^?TiiI».5f«p^»». 
 A secret or inner m. =qtT3i^ m. a=frR?jyT/. 
 A secret or private m. (of traders) artrft^ 3Tf^. 
 M. made by a hot iron. %\^ m. ?5Rr w. 
 That has auspicious, Ac. marks. ^FS^Toft, g?l?Tf3l«F, 
 
 That has unlucky, &c. marks. 5?I?^t^, ar^R^T^'Y, ^- 
 
 2 ( on the body ) spot, line, ^'c. ^rT^f^^c^^^TJr n. VV^- 
 
 ^'tt/. ?iT24iM'^ n. ^rr^«. 
 
 Belonging or relating to marks. ^ImF^^. 
 Divination or interpretation of marks. ^fTtrf^^ n. 
 Diviner or interpreter of marks. ^IHf^^. 
 That has auspicious marks, &c. ^B^oft, g?5?lf&I^. 
 
 3 butt, object, aim. f?r^r<7r n. ^zv^f n. f|^ or ?f n. ?J^ 
 «. q-«T n. 
 
 Hitting the m. lit. Jig. ?!;^"^%^ «i. 
 
 So as just to bit the m. 5T'?ra^'t7. [ oif-'^oT, 
 
 To strike the m. P[\^TU\ n. ^rnraj-, f^^nifr ^n^ m. ^73- 
 
 4 ( as a substitute for a signature ). ^M-41iiyr/.-f^5;ir- 
 
 5 \^, :tT^ 3n^. 
 A man of m. v. Eminent. srl%f , ^t5n3lf%^r^rT. 
 
 To Mask, v. a. pvt a mark on. ^f.-P(V^^f--f^»r&<:.
 
 MAE 
 
 515 
 
 MATl 
 
 2 ( cattle, &c. by a cauterizing irou ). gPTot, t5W"if, Wl 
 »».-?5W m. ^<if, Pjf^Toft/. ^^. 
 
 3 nofc, <a^-t> noficp of. TTf "^, ?5^i?r, JS^'q' M.-WTT5=f w.-f^rf 
 
 M.-&C. ^-cTTqr'Jf-S^, ?r^"^rT-'^*<l^f?T-&C. 311^1^1. 
 
 ■4 oft", define, SjC. T. To Bou>'D. q'ftST^ »»• ^^"^1 $■ of o. ^- 
 
 5 out ; ^ra^e thejijure, outlines, Sfc. of. ^rW', ^^ ^of, 
 a^W, ai^f ;t ^^, tw^ or ^^R^, %^, =PT^, ^^?^ 
 /.-ST^q- M.-&C. ^FTiif y. of 0. 
 
 To Maek, y. n. note. r5e-"^f?r-«rFTf?r-&e. 3TTiT^-5^5t. 
 
 Marked, p. v. V. A. 1. ?3;i7r f^s^r, &c. 3T^f5?5r, 3tf%?f, f%- 
 
 3 Trff BFJT, FSf^T^^IT, &c. 
 
 5 q?T3c5T, ar^ i^^, etc. 
 Haekee, m. Maeking,^. a. v. V. A. 1. ?5nT'^>Jll^l,f^:!Traft- 
 
 2 SPTOTRT, 5PT ^RT, &e. ^\n \y'A\^\. 
 
 3 ?5f?TCTRT, etc. ?re-"q-^Rr, &c. ^.^\r\ aTTiMRT, &C. 
 
 5 ipJJT ^OTTTT, ar^^ ^OTTTT, '^^?:oTRT, &c. 
 JIaeket, n. '!\\A\K m. p- m. dim. ^f\ f. pop. |^ or ^ w. 
 q^ ?».— comi^reh. & indef. &c. ^l-i-MMrT m. 
 
 A green m. JT5^/. HT^ ot. HK^l'd/. 
 
 A moveable m. ^ /lo^. ^ or ^\Z m. 
 
 Afternoon or evening m. ^^/. J^jft^r ^ir^R m. 
 
 Clerk of the m. fvpT^ or f^TT^qr, f^':?? "TTSOTm. 
 
 Custom or usage of the m. «rr^rT f^TT^cTT m. 
 
 Current in the m. STT^^TTT^frH or ^^f^^. 
 
 M.-court. ■^\'{i\f. 
 
 M.-intelligence. ^5 /. 
 
 M.-tattle, report, &c. iJMKaTTUT/ «JMI<5nrr:tft/. 
 
 Public measurer of a m. HTTTft or HIMlCl. 
 
 >Stale or after m. f^lotHMR m. ^i-^WAK m. 
 
 Stale or refuse m. -commodities. ^% %af n. 
 
 Tax or duty paid for a booth, stand, &c. in a m. ^- 
 ^^/. 5RPP/. ^3^/. sTrsTTT ^S^/. 
 
 Maeket, a. V. N. i)MlO, ^IMK^I. 
 
 To Maeket, v. n. ^fSKK m.-^PI^TT^^T «.-^^t^ m.-^T^T^«.- 
 
 &c. w^- ['.r^^'H M. 
 
 Maeket-dat, n. sn^r'"^ f^^m nj.-^rrr in. qr^JTrrf^H w. ^- 
 
 Maeket-folk, n. m^xi^i JTTtiT^ «. 2)^. ■jJMK+O m. pi. qr- 
 
 Maeket-man, «. "MMK+il m. ^[^^ »j. 
 Makket-place, n. m^^VK'd(\ ^'mf. «|MKmii ot. 
 Mabket-peice, Maeket-eate, «. i)MKJTRm. >TR??J. <n?OT. 
 q<5/.— as fixed by the police. fqT^ ot. sfp^nrfH^ ?«■ 
 
 Kegulator of the in. -rate. Pl«o4fi. 
 
 EoU or paper of the m.-ratc f^^^ m. 
 
 Maeket-town, n. ^[^'(KnJ^ m. ^r:f. '^'z^j ^i^ m. 
 
 MAEKET-WOilAN, n. "(MK-hO'^T/. ^PT^ftOT/. 
 Maeketable, a. saleable. alPTP: ^';RpqT, ?^PTrS, f^FFTir, ^- 
 
 2 current, <f-c. j>j llie market. ^l^dlO, sfT^JTR^. 
 Maeketino, «. qr^^TTT ^?:df «. qfJTR m. ^Vcm^Km. v\^ m. 
 
 Maeking, n. V. V. A. l.—ad. ^rr\ ^^df w. f^^TI'tft ^ «. 
 ai'^uT H. &c. ar^ijft/ ar^p-T if. 
 
 2 smt^ n. ^T^^ M. sm'jft/. ?iT?nifr/'. 
 
 3 TT^iJf ?i. ?5f^iJT «• &c. 
 
 4 <Tf?=^ ?«. [?;i7f|-/. \^^f. 
 
 5 q?rCTf M. 3T^5r n. Ac. %rfaft/. 3F?7tift/. ^^R^ or^^r- 
 Maekino-ieon, ?j. jm'Jft/ 
 
 Maeking-nut, ».— the plant, fif^t or^f^or^^ f. >T|?T- 
 rT^ M.^fegT ?«. — the nut. f^f^TT or f^I^TT O)' f^ni^T »f. 
 *ri?TrT<|v'ra. — covertly or cautly. curaT WJ. 
 Calyx of the m. f^r^rr n. fxHlT^/. 
 Oil obtained from the m. f'H'^^ n. f5;%=I n. 
 Seed of the m. f^i^ n. 
 
 Spot or dot resembling the m. ftR^ «. ^sf^ «. 
 Maeksman, n. one skilful to hit a mar':. f^^V^ hKmikI, 
 
 2 ^^ f%^Tprft-&c.7:TirTT. 
 
 Mael, ?j. — the earth. f^irKpff/. 
 
 Mabl-pit, n. f^^i3TJTpft=ft ^[it/. 
 
 Mabiioeean, «. ?;i(rf/e of marble, '^^^r.^t(, y'lHi^TT^. 
 
 Maequis, w. fqTOTqrFft?^ 'rq^ T^q^ artf . 
 
 Maeeed, p. V. V. 1. f^TSrycTT, =TT¥^f , &c. 
 2 JTil^FST, f|^nF^%OT, &c. 
 
 Maeeee, n. v.V. 1. f^nr^oTRT, ^WTRT, &c. ^qr5-5TT, TT?!^, 
 fq^^T^, f^Tm^, fsr^TTrff. [+,pjf;jHnTq;, &C. 
 
 2 m^lT^, :^^^aTRr, &c. fft^TT, ^^W.Z^, ^frmf^FT^, 
 
 Maeeiage, «. Zfya/ union of a man and a woman. fv^T^M. 
 '^Ti pop. ?in^or??'ft^w. q'^^?!. <TiTiiq»». ^RuN^ n. ^vT- 
 «fiR?». TTf^^OT- TTf&T^tTTH. HiIuihIs-I". 3^T^"8- 3^^». 
 3^«TT»t. ■iW\Hm ^m^^^'i. There are amongst the 
 Hindus numerous rites and observances relating to 
 marriage. The words expressing them, as they can ap- 
 pear under no English words, and, as they will bo duly 
 valued by persona studying the language, customs, 
 and fashions of the Hindu body, are inserted here. For 
 explanation of them turn to the M. and E. Dictionary. 
 aTTcraTJT "Rcf^'Jr, ar^prrfmr, atxnf%'7>Jt, 3TT%=^ or aTT%- 
 ^V}\.| arr^^^ or arr^Tqiw or arTaJftf^, aTtiT%7nT,7ii^iy|- 
 xf, afrfT, ^T^ift, f^rft, i^^irr or %-2^aT, qi^^or iri^- 
 
 qwJT, qts^rt^ot, H>rfMi.M, sfraq-iJT, jrid^iMidufr, Tmsr^, 
 5f^.^r, ?^7?r, ?r^rf m, s^mIiw^, ^w^ or ^mT^- 
 
 5t5TTaT,~ ^%^nTT, ^1%, ^IWMSl, g^fiJirfH^. Certain /orw* 
 of marria'jc are,— aTTgrf^nTTf , VfTTf^T^, n'q^f^fT or 'TM'-
 
 MAR 
 
 B16 
 
 MAR 
 
 ^r^, JTT^^^, H;T?ra=5ff or f^r^, rr^THf^I^^. Some 
 of the tcriiid oxpros,..in;4 thinjs used at marriages are,— 
 3Tf|Tt, ^?l^-2^, ^ft"fr, -^?T^<^, =PT^, ^'^fi ^«W^lft, 
 €hP7TOTJT, ST^^or JTS, f^^TF, ^T^T^ '^^ '' °'' .^^ ^^? ' 
 7[^^(HT^ or JTToE, <TFr^flT3T, <TT^tJ=5T, <fT^5n^, ?T?5I^, 
 ^. Some of the terms exprfssiii;? ;«T6on« or ojices 
 arc,— qrr^^, i?JT^?ft, =Kmf<r5ET or pH co'h i , "TT^m, <Tr^?Tr, 
 ^trrar. Souio of tbo aUutions ( of brido, bridegroom, 
 luotber of eitlior, &c. ) conuocted with a m. are,— 3Tr- 
 d-^ l "l , ^ ^-^ l " r, #«'^iur, HRT^TW, ^Itf'^iui. Some of 
 the tcriiis expressing- presents^ courtesies, iJT. are, 3Tn- 
 
 siTRT J(PT, af^fm, 3r25=5ft, 'ire^TFT^ or 3T>sqrm, arr^rra- 
 
 %^,'' a' H ^ IJI, f^T'^T^IT, siTT^'JTTT^, ?ftHi?Tq^^ ;30/i. 
 y '^rfl ' j^H . Other terms expressing various jioints and 
 particulars are, — ^TPT^OT, vrfH^I'HM?, 3[R5=r3^, ^s^'^, 
 'Jf^^^, ^'T?^. Ill f^hc solemnization of marriage to say 
 " / tai-e {this woman^ this man^ ) to my ( ivije^ husband )" 
 is well rendered by iTH'-^u|ot. 
 
 Ablution at m. iTn?5^:TFr?i. 
 
 A huddled or hurried m. iTI«t^'5T»». 
 
 Altar or raised seat at a m. ^r^^ or sft^^n. 
 
 A shabby m. ^^k^j^n.-T^^^m. &c. 
 
 Asking a girl in m. nv^^f. iTPft/. 
 
 Auspicious (season, month, lunar day, nalcsliatra,) 
 for m. ?IW^TO^/. ?5?THr^»». ?5Wi7rf4/. 
 
 Auspieious juncture (for joining hands, &c.) at a 
 m. FTR^ft^/. cyfTTfrf'^. — The time-cup determining 
 it. fMT^W/.— Astrologer's paper stating it. riHp^^l 
 /. riMHpsl+l /. — EoU of such auspicious junctures. 
 
 Cloth or screen interposed at a m. between the 
 bride and bridegroom. STrTiT^ m. ^^^^f. ^^^\-'^- 
 
 Company and attendants at a m. cRTrr/. ^=^ n. 
 Cord with which the height of a proposed bride or 
 bridegroom is ascertained. MH|U|g5f n. oT^nj^T n. 
 Father of the bridegroom. ^hI^NIM— the mother 5fl"T- 
 
 Fee to the priest at a m. JTtS^^S^/. 
 Interchange between families of daughters in m, 
 sj^ n. or 5i^?ST^' FIIT «. 5I^;=5R'T «. 
 
 Joining of the hands at a m. mfuiM^ m. ml^iq^OT n. 
 
 Letter of invitation to a m. r?tTf^I^/ 
 
 Making up or bringing about a m. ^'tm.^[^f.m.\^\f. 
 
 M.-contract. HTTffT^^ or ^f;T=*/7^ m. 
 
 M.-tax. ?r?n^r or Z^j m. 
 
 M.-liceuse. ?5?Tf^/. 
 
 M.-feast. eSHW^'MH n. ^^^ n. 
 
 M.-festivities. riM^l^abl m. 
 
 M.-oftering ( to the tutelar deity of a place ). HTf ?5- 
 
 M.-procession. ^=^ n. tJTFT/. 
 
 JI. -service. fir^^imK m. 
 
 JI. -string. ( It is a string with a bit of gold strun g 
 on it; it is put round the neck of the bride, who wear a 
 it till she becomes a widow, when it ia broken ). HT^- 
 ^ n. ^rni'MH^ in. JTtTrTrrg m. ar^FT^^w. 
 
 Man in or entering into his first m. ST'<TH^ ( vulg. 
 or pop. T<T«n: ), — his second m. f^vi1c|<, — his third m. 
 
 Party of the bride at a m. ^m^ m. 5r=^oft/. pi. 
 
 Party of the bride-groom at a m. g^^»». — in a pro- 
 cession, spf-tipft 5r=^^. [ "TrR^ff n. 
 
 Presents made to a bride at her m. gt^oi n. ^^[^ n. 
 
 Procession of the bride to the m. STPlrfty. 
 
 One related by m. ^raTT w». 
 
 Eolation by m. ^mTTfT/. m^t[W'f. 
 
 Second m. fgrftq'^^q' m. 
 
 Second m. of a sAu(/ra woman, or o{ a. shudra man 
 with a shudra widow. ^\Z m, H^ m. H\^AX m. 
 
 Shed or awning for a m. ?5HM4'-I m. 
 
 Suitable for occasions of m. — cloth &c. ?JTTT^, 
 
 Unduly conducted & therefore invalid m. TTT55 », 
 
 To be proposed for m. — a female. ^"T^ ^^. 
 
 To choose in m. m^. 
 
 To fix on a time for a m. Htr n. ^n^of. 
 
 To dissolve a m. — a husband and wife. +|^ /. 'TffJT 
 qor, <TT^5r in. ^FTT^ ^oT. [w. H\^^ 
 
 To match ( child with child) in m. JToPT^^nT^ ^WXZ 
 
 To be undergoing the ceremony of m. ^o5^/. ?5FT^ 
 %vith ^or^jof s. 
 Maeeiageable, a- Jit for wedlock. ?r-^lSl<<l^'il, ?5v(mi'||, 
 
 A m. boy. ?r^tT m. 
 A m. girl. ?Rff/. 
 M. and yet unmarried. .dH=K. 
 
 Maeeied,^. v.V. N. cr-^R:?jT, ?!Tr5nH?5T, rTrrr^iT, f^^r^ri, 
 
 A m. couple, v. Couple. ^Trfl" n. m. cfn^^ «. 
 
 A m. man— ?»a;j icho has a ■wife. ^T'TT^', ■HMHI*, ^J- 
 
 A m. woman, — ivoman who has a hushand. g^TfRf^ 
 pop. ^qr^ftl or ^cTp:oT or ^^VZf. 3t|^/. ^T^-TT, ?tT- 
 
 Maeeow, n. ( of the bones or flesh ). rr^ m. H^ in. n. JTSTT 
 /. ^^/. stHT/. a^f^^HlT n. m. \^mi m. n. 
 2 pith, inner portion. HT »>• ^flT w.*l'M»».?nT»t.iPTOT.^n. 
 
 Maeeow-bojs'e, ». IT^ ^TS ?«. 
 2 See Knee. 
 
 2b MxR'B.r, V. a. join in wedlock. ?5W ?!.-f^5rr^ w».-i5tc. OT'fot- 
 
 qT/.-&c. ^"JT.
 
 ^fj^^^_ 617 
 
 2 dispose of in marriage, ^of , r^TT^ ^iJf , FTtT Jp^?T \^. 
 
 3 take for hushand or wife, f^r^, qr^iJt,-d^l^iJi, ^K^^, 
 tRtjTT w.-TfT'T^TT n.-mfum^ wj.-qrTfiiq'^ 7J.-&C. ^of. 
 
 4 ial-e to wife. SfT^^T/.-^T^Rt/. ^JW-^^TT if>^, "^fcW^T 
 
 w.-<TftiTq-?r «. =R^. [ ^in. 
 
 5 <aA-e to husband. ^J^^ wi-ff^^ OT.-<Tfrr w. ;Rof-<F5;'T 
 2b Maeey, v. n. Hff w.-fET^rrf ot.-&c. ^F^, er^^rswf, j5tT «.- 
 
 &c. ^twy. o/s. — witli jocose implication. 5J^f ^Trtf% 
 =qTT |m OT. /)/. JRijf, ^5^ ^tiif, 3fmT 'TT'f ^SPTJI 'j. oj s. 
 
 =sm ^m m. pi. ^pjf y. o/'s. qiTtfr fstft /. tsot, ija:-^!?? 
 TTs/. T5^, ^rr^m %^ot/. «. Ts^t, ^rl «. /;Z. nr^tify. ojs. 
 
 Maes, «.-tIie planet. JTHJ^ m. HTK ot. 3i^T^^ m. 
 
 2 The Hindu Mars or God of war is ^"^^^ or ^- 
 
 'M.A.usu, 71. fen, watery tract of land, drf'^rf/. f^S or fxf- 
 
 ^R n. £f^/. 
 
 Salt m. or meadow. ^jnT^*T3 n. 
 To BfABSUAL, V. a. dis]]ose in order, v. To Aeeange. T^^pif, 
 
 ?'<TR^ n.-&c. qJT'Jt g. of 0. 
 Maeshal, Maeshallee, n. t. V. ^OTRT, &c. qr^q;, V^^.^ 
 
 Marshy, a fenny, loct. ^^"r?T, f^^f^ o)- f^pjfrj, TT'Jr'tToJTEn", 
 mU|<^cAr5fr, ^?JK^, ^rfM'M, ^?5!T^, ^^TrlSfTq-. j 
 
 Mast, n. place ofpullic trajjic. ^Zf ^^K^Zf. ij^ w. flr- 
 ^5^*^j^ n. 
 
 SIaetial, a. pertaining, ^'c. to war. ^5?^, rf<J|{'-<l, <u||^|^ 
 
 55 fjppT^, js^^'-^ft, T^^^'^t, ^irfsTW^, g^rF^qq'Rr, 
 &c. j^sf^W^, ^i^rfiT^, ^mft^. 
 
 2 suitable for war, useful in war. ^^r^^TT +IMNr, T^r- 
 
 3 warlike, given to war. ?J3T^, cT^^T^ or ^TT, FIS'ftT, ^- 
 <?rR or ^^TTT, ^rsff^, TOTT^^, ^OT^. 
 
 Maetial lAW, w. ?5^T^ft +1-4^ m. pi. 
 
 Maetiset. See Disciplikaei^in'. 
 
 Martingal, n. vHi^j^ w. 
 
 Maette, n. one loJto dies in defence of any cause. ^rnrTT 
 
 or ^m f^?!T-HT^ Tra^?^, ^iT?iT'4-tIHt'4?^^s?raT, ^^ 
 
 JTt«tffH?isTrir, ^^rpr?'4-^Krr7'4H?r. 
 
 2 owe wJio svjfers much from a disease, q^ n. ^'^[f^ c. 
 SRTTKt/. "TT=5r n. SifnT ??f. ^ «. 
 Maettedom, n. tTTTT^irer TTW «. ^JTrfRTRT ^m ^ ». ^- 
 
 im^'4 ^T^^^ n. 
 
 Maetteed. See Martte. 
 
 MaETEL, n. V. W0>'DEE. ^^^ n. +lr|+ «. ^Hr+,|J m. =EfMW. 
 
 ?r^m^/. ^^55Tft/. ??^?53T;|?T n. ^^^%^ n. 
 To Maevel, v. n. v. To Wondeb. ^^ n.-^^^ n.-&c. qp- 
 5:^, ^^fcT ?J.-3TT=*"I^ M.-&e. ETRot j«. con. 'IHr+Hot, ^- 
 
 MaByel of Peru, M. 2?55rRf/. m. wi^]^/. ( the plant ) 
 
 Wq'^liTS n. ( the flower ). 
 Maevei.lous, a. v. Wonderful. ;ig?y, ^^?Jr^, 3TT'«PT^>IT 
 
 Maevellousfa-, ado. V. A. ;7;rF! ^TRT^rraFn decl. "iTT^^ qi- 
 
 Maeyellousness, n. v. A. q cj^iiiu ii m. ^^Pi^f. arq^if^/. 
 
 aTSTTfTT/. 
 Masculine, o. »«a7e. J?^3TTrfr^, ^^q'^Rftq-, j^iTTPftq-, "T^q-- 
 
 f%5p, j in comp. ^J^^ in comp. 
 
 2 Iclonging to males, fU for males, ^'c. J^l^rr^, J^nifvn- 
 
 3 resembling a man. ^^tm^, J^^^ST^HTSfrqT, J^iT^TT?^- 
 ^1^5^^^, ^^, 5^^, 5^|f^, JST??^, ? »t|irMd , 
 H^l^. 
 4— in grammar. ^f^T. [ frT/. 
 
 Masculineness, «. Y. A. 3. j^nr^JTT^ m. '^JS^^f. jsi^- 
 Mash, n. a mixture of things mingled or beaten together. ^- 
 ^ w». ^?^ m. f^sr m. 
 
 M. of ground rice and bran boiled. %^IT m. %^«. 
 
 M. of tamarinds, mangoes, &c. «FrS m. [ rtci «. 
 
 2 ( for cattle ) 3T%T w. 1%Tr5T ♦». 1%=q"| «. ^TTTT »». »Tt- 
 
 3 maslied, crushed, bruised state. ^^ m. ^^irf^ m. 
 
 21? Mash, v. a. bruise, crush, beat into a mess, q^ui', ^J^- 
 Siif, %^, %^^<if , H5^, -^^^IMc^I WJ.-&C. :Rar y. of o. 
 2 ( as with a ladle or spoon, ) a^Rof, ^sof. 
 
 Mashed,;?, v. V. 1. =qX':^?JT, &c. =q''^qr %^?yT, Hf^ff. 
 
 Mashiness, n. \. A. TcTHferRCTT ot. &c. 
 
 Mashing, w. y. V.I.— at-^. ^fftoiW «. ^^"t «. &c. JpicJuft/. 
 
 2 — act. an^idui «. ?TT^ «. Ni-i"! K. 
 Mashy, a. soft., squashy, Sfc. 'I^'I^trT Or fqfsfn^, f^B- 
 
 Mask, n. visor. H^tRT'". ?^ ». ^iflpT^^ «. U^TT^T «. 
 2 pretence, pretext, cover. ^I^MT ?«. PilHrt «. f^lfT »». 
 ^TPT w. ffTT i)0/;. Ht?r «. 5^<5T »(. 
 
 To drop the m. r^^m. pi. ^^^f^, nilTFR-nrft^-nrfi^- 
 
 ^'TnfT=n:-tTT^-s^rRR-&c. ^or. 
 
 To Mask, v. a. disguise with a mash. H^tPT m. ^:\^^-^\^^- 
 
 ^\^ B^f^roT, H^tf^^TH' ?5tl^at-gf^ar-ctc. 
 
 2 cover, conceal, v. To Hide. ^q^Toif, UTT^ot, JS'T^fot, 3TT- 
 
 =05?!^^ ^.-rn^ W.-&C. 5FT<Jf g- of 0. 
 Masked, p. v. V. ^JW^J ?5R?I3T, 3^<ff, ^f^H*4<jft, ^;^Z- 
 
 2 ^>T?I%?JT, etc. JtrfTJT, 3TT^iJT^. 
 Masker, n. Masking, ^J.a. y. V. l.H<>l=|<il qTrSOTRT-cTT^'TTTT, 
 
 2 sTcTorm, etc. arrejjT^^^ 
 
 Maslin. See Mesltn. [Portuguese.) 
 
 Mason, n. J]tt or ^ri\, q^nqT, ?T3T, fT|?5 ( from tho 
 The instrument of a m. for patting plaster. '<qTT^;». 
 ^VJZtf.
 
 MAS 
 
 518 
 
 MAT 
 
 Masonky, n. crajl or occupation of a m. ^^£\'Am n. 
 2 work done ly a mason. l^iT+.IH «. iM+W n. 
 Solid m. slone tPork. f^<«i^/. 
 Masqueeade, n. 5^>r^?sn^r?I55 m. ^-y'^q+HHKH m. 
 Mass, n. lump, hody. irrar "»■ I^T m. 3e5T m. ^^ m. '<(% m. 
 *»R) n. (S'M+I tn. 57 /. fq^ wi. nr^ m. [ T^ ?«. 
 
 Kueaded and messed or soft ni. ST^ »». ^JT^ m. ^- 
 M. of wood, stone, &c. VT5 «. UTS'? n. 
 
 2 aggregated mass, congeries, assemblage. vTTN ot. T? >». 
 ^Z orV:^ m. TTT »». "it^ »«• ^"TTS «. ^/. WT m. 
 
 A m. falling or fallen from a wall, &e. 5«PP Jt. 5^ «. 
 Moving m. ( of air, water, and^^. of men ). 3tJ»». 
 t5fer»». 5^IT or JHTST m. 
 
 3 Aea/), cj-c. ^ m. f^nTT or f^Tj^ «i. fsnTTF w. TRT /. 
 
 4 gross loJy, the hulk, the hody. ?tRt m. pop_ TRT/. S^ 
 
 «. 5^sT*mT »». sipfrnn m. sh^TkiRt w». 
 
 By the m. In the m. ^'tTpF, t^^r<F, 3"^, 3^. 
 3b Massacbe, v. a. lulcher, v. To Kill. EFTTt5/.-+iai*IJt- 
 /.-&e. qR^ (?. (yo. ^^ «.- :qpT/.- q^ W.-&C. '^Tot^'. 
 
 To be massacred. »T^:^ ^^ ^t^, spnT TT^. 
 Massacbe, Massacei\o, n. v. V. Wrf^f. +ldl+l?fy/. ?roTT- 
 
 Massiness, Massive>'es.s, n. v. A. v^S<MT m. ^=idSOTT »». 
 
 *i"l6H ui I M. >Hi-0hu|1»!. NUNdHUiT m. &e. ?'<J?5fqr «. F4)'r'!T«. 
 
 Massive, Masst, a. ponderous, thick and heavy. ^5, TTft, 
 
 3r5?ft^, ^sTjntasr, ^^^rirr, ^^iz, ai^^ or ^Y^jtts or 3T^r>T5 
 or arsTfrrj, ^;r^, ^^t^r, ^rer, ^^rrs, s^^f, q^nr, ErnTcR, q- 
 «iMi=(, H-;sT, >j^in. 
 
 Mast, w.— of a ship. ^^5 ?«. ilcl+lil/- 5t?r^ ot. ^ft^q sist 
 
 /■ =prat/. [m^^Frft. 
 
 That has two masts. ^^Jt, — that Las three. ffRSRr^, 
 Masteb, n. — correl. with servant, tpf^, W^i ?^'ft, R^, 
 ^■^MIH, %5^, ^s?. — compreh. or loosely. tl^ftTfl^TTtft, 
 That serves two masters. ^'TT^fpT^, ^TT^rT^t. 
 That is his own m. 3Tm^ (:T^,^cr?n^ ^^, ^?ft«??ft, 
 
 Like m. like man. T<MKMId'<TT5r^. 
 
 2 director, governor, rider, lord. CfrfSf^lft, TirT, 3T^"^?T, 
 arftTT, 3Tfq^, ^rf^^nr^R, ^--ir ( esp. in comp. ), f?r in 
 comp. ?»^ in comp. ^TRf^p, q^rpTFT, 3T'^"^4- 
 
 3 owner, possessor, tpff , Jl|^'-f> or HTt^^, ^^TTHt, ^jfW^, 
 <Tfrr, ^rn^, ^ ( in comp. as ^^ti ), ^r5r in comp. 
 
 4 /(carf, V. Chief. ^TTT^, J'^'T. — as used before such 
 words as carpenter, mason, &c. H^ft. 
 
 6 (of a ship). HT^TSTT or ^<^, *H'lrflH, FTfl^, nr^JTf^TT^. 
 6 — correl. with scholar or pupil. 2^, f^^T'Ti, art-q^cpjj. 
 
 Assistant m. jM'i+> 
 
 M. of a school, q'rf t jfl . 
 
 M. or instructor in science. f^^R^. 
 
 7 teacher oj an art or science. iRi, ^^^ ( as ^ r<^|-m ^- 
 ^Tf^, dancing m. 'iiumi-mi ^^TT^, singing m. &c.). 
 
 Business of a m. or teacher. ^■^14/'!^/. 
 S skilful person. ^HT^, vl|UH|, ^^T, qii^'d, ^r^T?. 
 9 one uncontrolled. JT<Mf<<K, ?^^, ^i^, ^'^. 
 
 Absolute m. ^r^H<j)r^K. 
 2b Master, «. a. overcome, lit. fig. f^ripof ^ ^ sjj^, ^^ ^^^, 
 
 ar^Tor, ^TR^r=T 'iTm'^. 
 
 MASTEn-nA>'i>, >;. cfMKPTr ^ w- 
 
 Mastkr-kev, n. ar^'KJ^^qr S'^T^'Trft f^jft. This is a m. key. 
 ^ f%lft ^^x%, arflT 
 
 Mastee-i'iece, «. excellent performanct.'HVZ'^\ ^H«rr^-=r'trr- 
 ^-3Tf?T^^TrqTir-3Tf?rqTgTH-&c. ^TTH 7». :g1-^?qT^.TTT- 
 
 This is a m. piece. ^ ^pmi-^ ^l^T-'TT^ MJ|*iyi 5n?{Y. 
 Mastee-steoke, «. ETW i <t-m -?^T^/t^-HTi^ JF^qT=ETT-& c, 
 
 ST<T »J.-%55 m.-d^\^ m. 
 Masteeliness, n. v. A. ^^^(\^f. q-Jgr^JTrft/. ^FrRlft/^ff- 
 
 ■FT^/- ^i!T?^ w. -^IH?? »». ?5FTST n. 
 Masterly, a. formed Sfc. ivith skill, cleccr. ^sSTT^t^T, ^WT^- 
 
 Masterly, adv. v. A. sr^^n^, &c. ^^r^^qr ^ec?. Ef^T^fn- 
 Masteeship, Mastery, n. dominion.^ rule. tp^tTWr in. ^r- 
 
 2 pre-eminence, v. Superiority. sfT^JT'TiT m. El=^?Et ji, 
 =5T5 »». OTT ^ETST «. <iH<|olT m. ?T^ m. J^^TW ?«. ^^[^^ n. 
 
 3 ownership. tRftTOTT »»• TTT?5=Ft/. ^fffrST «. ^"^^T n. 
 
 4 See Skill. [^^frnf, ^^OT^T^T. 
 IMasticaele, a. v. V. •<:) I ^ I *< M I nT-^^?TT-&e. xfo^r, =Ef^oft'T, 
 To Masticate, v. a. chew. ^sTRot, =^^01, =5f#T «. ^"if y. of o. 
 Masticated p. v. V. ^|5J«^T, ==fff ?T. 
 
 Mastication, «. v. V. — (tc/. =srNCTr n. xf^ur w. ^itt^jtt/- 
 
 Masticatory, n. medicine to le chewed, '^\^u^\^ arNr*^ n. 
 Masticatory, a. adapted for mastication. ■z\\^ui{\^\ ^HT- 
 
 Mastich, Mastic, n. — the gum. ^^^[^^^^f. 
 Mastiff, n. ?^r ^Idl^l ^^ 3Tr^. 
 Mastlik, n. V. JIeslin. feTFq'RT %et5/. ^^s(R ot. 
 i Mat, n. =^f. aT*Tft or ^?Tft/. — of date tree spikes, ifr- 
 -^] m.—of bamboo. SI^/. fR:-qT ?». [/. ffcE^BTw. 
 
 An old m. or a piece of one. cToE^^: m. dol+| »k. ^|o!,=^,d\ 
 Sleeping or sitting m. aT*T'K'T «. [ 3T*RDt. 
 
 To Mat, «. o. coyer ivith matting. ^^ /.-&c. ^PFor-^rpT'Tf- 
 
 2 iiw<, jjZai. fipTot, EToin^. 
 Match, n. equal, one alle to cope ivith. qft^^Ert, fft^T^, 
 I fTTl/ dr^Hl/. — in familiar phraseology, masterer, teacher, 
 I man for, lad for, hoy for, Sfc. jftft »». ^^ m. VTI? m. JTT- 
 
 I TrrnftT TO. sr^r^ »>. ^t^ «■ 
 
 Of a m. ■HUdlc?!, ?n^?T, ^JTH^F?^. [ ^n?T ^?:. 
 
 I M. with m. T^T^FRTT ^^^.| H\^\^\ JITO, ^flTfl" fWT.
 
 MAT 
 
 519 
 
 MAT 
 
 2 one that tallies. 5ffw0-=)l, ^■Tl'K-^r, ■ifl"^-=ll, ?n^^, 
 
 Scheming to cftect a in. ^is*? »'. 
 
 4 contest, game, ^]'^f.%\^m. 
 
 5 /re OT«^/;. liq^lfT/. ^'^^fst/. ^.\t[ f. f^osf /. f^- 
 5^rq ^Fil n. 3TT'fM-^5qT=jft ^^/. [ or ^ «i. 
 
 6 (ofagim). cTtlT M. ?K? «. ^mift/. strft/. <?f3?n' 
 
 7 ( of a rocket, squib, &e. ). t^T^/ 
 
 To Match, v. n. suit, tally, cori-espond. ^of,^iT^,fJraaf, 
 
 ^1T W!.-^?5 /-fH?5r<?5 W.-&C. 5pi6t-5T^-q^-^HOT y. 
 o/"*. recip. [«ttT ?h. ^iif. 
 
 2 unite in marriage. cT=^of, ftR n. t^^^.%t^, f^^^- 
 To Match, v. a. le equal to. sj^wft /.-gFS^TT f.-'^'^^f.-^- 
 ^ ?(.-&c. ^P^Tif-'?!^ y. ofo. ^T\^t\f.-^T[^f.-^^^f.-&.c. 
 
 %ot g. of s. with ^ or Bf ofo. g^^f , irfw:-?n^r-&c.3TOof . 
 
 2 oppose as equal. ^/.-J^R?^ m.-tpiS w.-'ftT m.-&,c. 
 3'HT ^FTjf ^. of. 0. SRNft^r-5^?[=^-?IT'^rETT-^^^T?5-&e. 
 
 3 suit, adapt.! proportion. ^^^T, ^JTH^rjf, ^55 ot.-^ttt »«.- 
 v?Rr w. ^TT^/.-Ac. q^^in-fRrasroT y. f/o. rec;)). 
 
 4 marry, give in marriage. ^, ^Vi cp^?T ^of, 5nr «. ^j^- 
 dt g. ofo. 
 
 Matchless, a. having no equal. fipTm^^, aT^TT, arsTfrTR", 
 
 arfgrftT, 3T^^^T, fH'tdFJ — in a bad seuse. f^^T. 
 Matchlessness, n. v. A. arg^HFfT/. 3^N^ n. ^^f^■^r^f. 
 Match-lock, n. ^x%X(v^ ^'^f- 1^%=^ ^^Z- 
 Iron of tbe match of a m. ^TTT m. 
 Match-box attached to a m. ^^S^TT n. 
 Match-makee, n. maTcer of marriages. ^Z^., «n!^'?^T, N<N<- 
 
 2 maJ:er of fire matches. 't*J^f>rS^fT-&c. +<un^l. 
 MATCH-MAKiNa, 11. making up marriages. q^RTy qr^^/. 
 
 Wd-^duil/. [ qrff. 
 
 Mate,?!, companion, equal, v. Fellow, nft, ^iTre'ft',?fT'<ft, ^- 
 
 2 j«aZe or female of. ^jfrgT »»■ ^T^T »». ^T^ift w.^^'T^"!/'. 
 
 3 assistant. ^ldK^r?r^, 1^, ^1-7^1, ^^5^, ^T?Tg?;at w. 
 
 4 See Checkmate. 5 (of a ship). ^KH'^'H 1^*11 ^H7^nB=5fT 
 To Mate. See To Match. 
 
 Matee-fauilias, n. mistress ofafamily. ^T^RfN/- ER^ff- 
 
 Mateeial, a. consisting of matter, not spiritual. q^^lHIW^F, 
 <Tt^'?tf7T^, STTftTHrfe^, 'i=q'Jfl^, "t^Hrf^nFR, q^=qrt^- 
 
 3HHIrH,q5T. 
 
 A m. body. ^Tf w. 3T^^ »«. 
 
 2 important, momentous. *ITft, 'Tt^T, f^^T, HRT^, HR^- 
 
 3 not formal; substantial, real, ^c. 5T^?ft^, i)I*fd<li, ^- 
 
 M. cause. vjMI<^M n, TTT^ ^FR^ n. HH^TTf^ ^PR^r «, 
 
 Material, w. ingredient. ^\^ n. ^Rr w. ^5Rr «. ?5«T «• 
 
 q5T'4 OT. OT«iI^ «. 
 
 Materials. ^rtf^F^ n. ^RTRT «. ?Tm^/. B^sirT m. ii- 
 =5f ?«. ^M+.<yTt n. pi. — compreh. HTrST^T?!! m. 
 
 Materials and implements ( as of worship, sacrifice, 
 &c. ) — collectively. g'HR m. 
 Mateeialtsm, «. doctrine of the denial of spirit. ^ETcH^TT^ 
 
 m. ar^T^TfT n. ^^^t^^\z_ m. =?TRT^r»Trr n. srar^m n. 
 
 Mateeialist, n. denier of spirit. ^FH^T^, 3imrJT«n^, ^r- 
 
 Mateeialitt, Mateeialne.ss, n. v.A. 1. qf^Htf^^Ff^ «. HF- 
 
 ffT^Fr^r ?!. &c. tpqJJ?rT?H^Hr^ m. qf=qHV^^)TW m. 
 Mateeiallt, cr(?t). V. A. 1. Mihfdd:. 
 
 3 tjwd:, ^RfjiirqT. 
 Mateeiate. See ]\Iateeial. 
 Mateekal, a. of or Idongiorg to a mother. 3TT^r, HM^ I, 
 
 M. affection. HI^r^qoT n. HTdrmuir m. 31Hr4*)| m. 
 
 M. duty. irmtpT OT. [ JTT^ ?/. 
 
 Mateehitt, ?!. character or relation of mother. gnf^OTT m. 
 Mathematic, Mathematical, a. ^pertaining, Sfc.to mathema- 
 tics. ifuMMI, ^<'-'Miqf<Hluir«<<y-^T, ifoifl^si'it-f^'R^, 
 
 2 according to the principles of mathematics. if&RTfHT- 
 *1IHdl'(l, if'TrrT^^, irfiJTriqT'T. 
 Mathematician, ?i. one versed in mathematics, nf^cft, ^- 
 
 Mathematics, 7i. science of magnitude and number. if&Trf;;. 
 
 f^'iP^ii n. 
 Matin, o. pertaining to the morning. snrri+lri-=(I,snrt-+'lfri'+, 
 
 srm'.'+lrl'H'M'fl', 3T]'!Rr, ^l<tfi(+. 
 Matins, n. morning worship. strtW^JT^ «. sfRTi^T"! n. 
 Mateice, n. T. AVoME. TJTRTq' m. 
 
 2 »«o«^(f. m^ m. ^Jf /. 
 Mateicide, m. — the act. Hr^"^ m. mr^r^]f. HTHqiFT w. 
 
 2— the agent. HT^^^^nTT, TTH^Rft, iTm?T, Hm|rn-. 
 To Mateiculate, v. a. admit into a college by registering 
 
 the name, ^i^f^^({\^\^^-^^^it^-&^•. qR^TT^fT ir^t, ^- 
 
 t*K4^^ ?iTH?T ^"jf, ^^^?Rqj% f^^rr^T 5?f«r!i ^^of, ^js^. 
 Mateiculated, ^. V. V. ^^Rq^^f; ma>r ^^rJT, ^i^^Hirj- 
 
 t^ f^RTR^T irf^"?, &c. 
 Matbiculation, n. v. V. ^k fe|H qra!(lTa;>r irof w. &c. ?t- 
 
 Mateimonial, «. of or belonging to marriage. FStTT^, f^r- 
 ^r^, &e. ?5TRt5t#^T, ^Vfjf^^^fV^., BtTT^PT^, Ac. 1^- 
 
 Mateimony, n. v. Maeeiaoe. ^?rTf m. 3^51^ ot. Rellf^riiij- 
 
 Mateix. See Mateice. 
 
 Mateon, n. a respectable and mature married ivcman.^V^l- 
 
 ^ 3nqqF?r/. qr^M/. it?t/. q^^t / ^\^ f. srirHr/
 
 MAT 
 
 620 
 
 MAX 
 
 2 female tuperintendtnt. JFTTTTfN/'TT'npf^/^-^^^'ftor/. 
 
 MatKO.naL, MiTllONLy, a. pcrfalninj, suitable, ijv. to a 
 
 tnatron. sFtrBft^, srT--»T?fr^r, ?r^^?it':ft, SRrH^M- 
 
 2 elderly. STTT^, ^I^^, ^TTrffrFT. 
 Matted, p. v. V. 2. fEr>n?i?jr, ^rs^f^T, ^^ra', sTcfNf. 
 
 To be m.— hair. «i3 w. ^T^CtJi-fW" y. of s. h*il »•- 
 
 MArrER, «. — not spirit; lody,suls/ance., any thing visille or 
 iangihle. ^^r^,'rKr<J''>- ^.'T??^'T^«. ^=5PTrrTciT:F5r- 
 ??fn. ^sq n. ar^TTHr m. ?Tl+KH<^r4 Jn.-^r^ n.-&e. 
 
 Distiuguisliiug bctwccu m. and spirit. aTTcTTTTcT- 
 ^^^m in. 3H|rMMIrHW^ »». 
 
 2 stibslralum of the universe. Sl^lrr / KFTT /• ST^T «. 
 
 3 that of which any thing is composed. ^rT'W «. ?TP^^- 
 
 4 subject, thing treated, f^'^^ m. ^W'Vl n. f TTm m. 
 
 5 concern, business, v. Affair. JFIK «. =Ft4 «. 'fr?/. H- 
 !F^ m. ft^TT m. ^M f H*<.ui «. 
 
 Matters, affairs, event. ^P?vJp<T/. 
 By-g;one m. iTrnft'S /• T<T^'4T/. 
 A disputed or iiuscttled m. an nnclosed lusiness 
 with. ?53'<r5/. ?Jt5rT m. ?nr^)»- FT^ot. rflT^HT '». ^T^-^n. 
 
 a*r n. Stilts n. ^^TT OT. 5n# »«. 
 
 Small or light m. ^r^-^-&c. il>J /. 
 
 Statement or account of matters. ^\^ m. ^f%^«T/. 
 C subject of complaint or suit. «(i<\|-Mi-?«R?'TT^-&c. f^- 
 ^^ m. sTT^f^rTT m. 
 
 7 cause or ground of disturbance, ^'c. 'i^^^^-Ac^R'TW. 
 3T^;TKi.i|+KU| n. ST^IT?^'^!^ «»• 
 
 What's the matter 1 ^Fmarfl? W^ m^? 
 
 8 import, consequence, moment . H^^fj^y. or^MiK^l w, tcjV/i 
 «e7. cow. SF^^T^ m. f^f^TTrT or f5T5[TT^/. f^^^T »». 
 
 No m. f%fTT ^r^, 'TT^TT ^Tft. 
 
 9 /Aj'ny, object. 'WZf. [h'hm m. 3I'<T m. 
 10 pus. \ni. ^^ m. 
 
 2b Mattf.h, ». n. le of consequence. W^[V^ f.-'Wi^v^ m.-&c. 
 
 3TH^ g. of s. [ ui. 
 
 2 generate pus. ^^^f^., M':||<ui, J%^^, 3,%'^, 'J5Tf*rrr ^- 
 Maxteby, o. purulent. J^Tr^TT, J'loE^^, &c. -Mi^Ctri, ^'J5, 
 
 Mat UNO, n. ^PC^f. — esp. of bamboo. Ffsqr m. 
 
 Mattock, n. grubbing instrument. ^^ n. 
 
 2 hoe. ■^irif. ■hid.\ «i. dim. ^5ft/. ^?S n. J^lri »». 
 
 Matteess, n. J6(;, bedding, 'p^^ m. n. ?5"?^/ (contemptuous- 
 ly, %^ «. ) '^rit or ?qT^/. g^/. jf^^T wi. fil- 
 tJPTT n». 
 
 To Matuhate. See To Eifek, To Suppueate. 
 
 Maturation, n. ripening, suppuration. ^\^ m. mR4I<1) m. 
 
 Matceative, o. conducive to suppuration. fn+IA, MI*4>H+, 
 Maiuee, o. lit. fig. y. EiPE. qigT, W, ^^, st^j'frjpTjSPIF^, I 
 
 To jrATL'EE, V. a. See To Eipen, 2. bring to perfection. f%- 
 
 JIaturely, adv. Kith full deliberation. >Tt'?>W, ^T^off, ^r;- 
 Matureness, Maturity, n. v. A. and Eipeness. "flTpqiTTT m. 
 
 Matutin-al, Matutine, a. belonging to morning. SIFT:+.I'^-«JI, 
 
 Maudlin, (I. tipsy, fuddled. f%1^?IT, flK^^r, ?rr^5^%?5T, 
 
 Maugre, adv. in spite of notn-ithstanding. ^ HHrii, JjilctHj 
 
 Maul, n. malt. '^\^X\ m. iTFFT '"• 
 
 To Maul, j;. o. t. To Beat. ^^-5^-&c. ttkot, ^Tof , ^T 
 OT. V)l?iui, ^^ m.-fq-^ n. qr5"ii-^FT"it <?. o/o. 
 2 //roif roughly. ^^TS^, ^r^cqTI'if, ^5^^, ^^^''-^C- ^T^" 
 or, |5fTSat, ^S^^ m. qT?I>Jt. 
 Maund, «. — the Indian measure, ^^m, 
 About a m. H "!<-■( I u|, TW^. 
 A m.-measure. HTT^r m. 
 M. of 12 puyli. ■mt'rtlH'T OT. 
 Quantity equalling a m. JTOI^T m. 
 Weight determining the m. TTUf^Pr «»• HOT^^/. 
 That is of the weight or capacity of half a m. 3T7IT- 
 
 To Maunder, See To Muemue, To Grumble. [=qT, &.c. 
 Mausolean, a. belonging to a mausoleum. if^'Y^, MXi ^^• 
 Mausoleum, m. large tomb or monument. S=5ft/. f{tt{ ^i^ 
 
 /. irre n. ^^riT OT. ?rHTf£r i'";'. ^'m^f f^-idi^j^ »>. 
 
 MAUvAisE-nONTE, w. bashfuhiess. ^fTTO? «'. ^^*ftfrr/. '^JR- 
 
 Maw, «. stomach, ^prsr ?«. Hl«il^l f7^T5ft/.-'TrfT/-iTTT/. 
 
 2 fig. vast receptacle, abysm, S{c. ^^^f U^iTT^^ w\ 
 f ^RTSHN «. 
 
 3 craw of birds. I^Tt »!. ^H|o! >«. 
 
 Mawkish, a. insipid. T^PTVtcT, TTT^, "fTT^oS, f%^^, si'^f- 
 
 =r, Pk+1, FHiiMdld. 
 Mawkishness, «. V. A. H-cmf^rmuil m. qroHdHUII m. &c, 
 Maxillar, IMaxillaey, «. belonging to the jaw. ^TTTS^ir^, 
 
 Maxim, n. established principle.^ axiom. ^^\^ m. 'ftfrT/. ^'^- 
 7{ n. c||+i| M. ^[5( n. There are many maxims or rw^e* o/" 
 conduct current among; the Marathas and often quoted. 
 Some of the following' are very common, others are 
 used only by the classic scholar. 3itj'^<'-KI>-'m<4, ^q;- 
 
 ^i-M\H.i m?TrT^P=m5T, f4r||M--('i)Tq', ^T^'TT^, ^I'tC^ft- 
 
 ^T^, iT?^r^^:i=^rPT, Jn^q-g^^q, HfjpgfH'^TR, ^^^
 
 ME\ 
 
 521 
 
 UEX 
 
 Maximum, n. the greatest niimlei- or quaiititi/. ^TJ{\^■^^ 
 
 Mat, «.— the iiioiitli. ^q^ ?Tr^r^ "Tt^^n nf^^ w. i^TOr- 
 rrnyf ^r^^^rtf n. [year's clay. 
 
 Mat-pole, n. ^\f[f. is a pole erected on tlie Hiudu now 
 2 fig. tall and slender ivoman. i^^Hlol./. ^TH^t^Tf/. iT?^f- 
 
 Matok, n. chief wajistrate of a city. ^T^jftT, +^H«ITc7, TT^- 
 
 JIatokaltt, n. office, Sfc. of a viaifor. |Tl%jft/. ^rf%HT?/. 
 SrATOitEss, n. wife of a mayor. ^ir+.*ftu|/. ^RraT^ftT/. ^- 
 
 TTTrvr^lft/. 
 1^[az.\iid, n. V. Tace. 5^51't/. ^^'FS »• g^^??". 5?PPT5«. 
 JIaze, n. lahi/rinth. ^THifr^^sft ^STT^/.-^R'/ ^HIoST m. qf. 
 
 ST^.^!THt 3TPTr/.-&c. ?ir?raf^ ^;TFTT/.-5TI^/.5r?T5Tf=5ft^- 
 
 iTT/.-&c.gT^lTRiTf?f/. 
 
 2 confused state of things, t. Peepi.exitt. f^f^T »«. fT>- 
 
 '^TTTT^T m. 
 To Maze. See To Bewilbee. 
 JIazt, a. intricate, perplexed with windings. 5ff?:ico4)HI, JfT- 
 
 ^'fEACOCE, «. effeminate man. sciS^fT, ^S^TT ^^"^1^1, qTTPqT, 
 
 J^EATi, n. drink of honey and water. JTtT'T'jfl' ». T'^r^T^ m. 
 
 JT^q'^ ra. [;?rRf 7>i. 
 
 3Iead, JIeabow, n. tract of pasture land. ^pTJT n. ^]^^ n. 
 
 2 low land along the hanlcs of rivers, ^e. HST n. TT^y. 
 A salt ui. or marsh. ^T^tit n. sf^FJ w, 
 
 !Meado\vt, a. ^^T^_ 
 
 Meagee, Meagbe, n. lare offlrsl^ \. Lean. xiVFA^ f+.-^^Jvl- 
 
 5T, f+^+iit, f%3f%it?f, ?f5¥ft?f, 'Md-Mi*!, Tmap^r, ^5- 
 
 2— of soil, &e. poor, larren. gf%^, g^Ff , ^T% or iTTf , 
 
 3 icithout strength, richness, i^'c. ^^^, f?I^F?T, f^X^., ^r- 
 Meac.eemess, «. T.A. 1. f^sf^fl^t'T^T m. ^S^fs^qou »>.&e. 
 
 2 ^^WH'TT m. SRSTITT »». &e. 
 
 3 ^?iqtJTT OT. fH^P^fqoTT OT. &c. [ ns^/. 
 Meae, n. /(0o^- tcilh a handle. an'sF^/'flf ^ft/ TS^T m. dim. 
 Meal, ■«. v. Floue. <fts «. fti? «• 
 
 Husks and grits in m. =^^ n. 
 
 The coarse part of m. ^t^T »». 
 2 repast, stated eating. %qTJT «. ^sfT »». 'friT'T «. 3TT^r- 
 3r OT.— in cant, &c. phraseology, Sf or ^=^ m. Sflr^^TR n. 
 ^5^% M- The «!e«Z or taling the meal is with Hindus, 
 and especially ■with the Bnihman-portion, a matter of 
 rclij^ion. Numerous ceremonies and acts preparatory 
 and Butsequent pertain to it. Of these the names or 
 terms can scarcely by any classification or introduction 
 be siiitably introduced. They may be ■nanted howeycr 
 
 by him who would speak or write about their social 
 and relif,'io\is system.and for liim they are here collect- 
 ed. ar^cTOT, -aHisraJTqV, 'ft^r^Kf^r, 3TrqK^, -flm^-m-, arr- 
 
 =T, ^^?T ^r^l^rt^, TftsTT^T, "Tf^r'T^fT, TT=;?RHr^^, qT=5R'<TT- 
 
 ^^., sfmr;|'f?r pop. irmismt, jts^ ^"if, ^\^■'m'^., ftt^n- 
 m^H pop. iit\mt^., ^'^a^gf^/ r^^drnr/. The terms 
 
 following relate to fcllotcship ofmeal~io fellowship as 
 permitted or forbidden, and to the particulars and 
 points appendant or emergent. For the signification of 
 any one, consult, of course, the 51. and E. Diet. 3T5I- 
 
 5^^, "ff^P^iT, qf^tTTsr^, <tf^!T'T=q, ^if^j^?, trf^pi^^rfR, 
 
 At one m. ^^ ^%^. iT^m m. 
 
 Fasting after a m. that has been interrupted. ^'Zi- 
 
 Good m. meal to one's heart's content. ^jTmr^TT ". 
 
 Light m. 9RT55 m. STrTT^ w. ^-^\^^\ m. "p?!!^ m. 
 
 Line or row at a m. '^i^pop. qirT/ 
 
 Making a m. 5fgiir n. ^qr m. HTSPT n. -^f.—'m 
 light phraseology. 3H-H-H+-+K m. r^!^^^W■ m. ^rmf^/. 
 — compreh. or careless. ^cfOT^'Jr «. 
 
 M. in the morning. j)TrT^M?r «. !TmU?T?r «.— at noon. 
 m'-'TTf^f ^ «• ^«TH^r3=^ n. —at night. TTf^'TTFR n. 
 fHf^THPT^T n. 
 
 M. taken out ( from home. ). ^Tp>{ n. 
 
 M. upon parched grain. MVi^-q^^rj^ m. 
 
 M.— time, M.-hour. ^ofsTSI/. T^^^f. HMH'H'H - 
 r{ m. 3T5r^M »". 
 
 M. of a sanyasi. ^■i\f 
 
 Nap after one's m. sTPT^f^T/ v. ^5", ^. 
 
 Poor m. meal on poor fare. ^HT^^ ?i. 
 
 Eice, &c. given for a m. %;rT m. 
 
 Solid and substantial m. f^>5T^/. [ spft'. 
 
 Summoner of the guests to the ready m. ^trlRSr- 
 
 Taking one's meals at irregular hours. ^rWTF^«. 
 
 Taking a meal at night only. ^TffJHrff^ n. Hrfj n. 
 
 The fragments, scraps, dirty dishes, &c. remaining 
 where a m. has been made. i^V^.zf ^XW.^'S or sfTS/. 
 ^T^JETST or ^TTST m. l^'^.T^^ or ^X^^C[^^f. 
 
 "Walk ( of a hundred paces ) after a m. ^MTR^/. 
 
 "Washing the mouth and hands after a m. a^'^Er^ n. 
 
 That has taken his meal. ^JFtht^^. 
 
 To take one's m., to make a m. ^q-oT— To take a 
 slight m. The sense of this phrase as varied by the 
 particular phrases To take a snack, to eat a morsel, to 
 tal-e a few mouthfuls, ^'c. is expressed by, ^^/. jtrcT, 
 ^■Sr ^Tof, JI'ST^, ^\% ^'^ ^-l^-, 'Tl^TRT 31I?r7 or a^T'^Rw. 
 ^^'if, ^R^fW or W^ni, pi. qcff. — To take a full m. gcrge, 
 cram one's matv, <j-c. v. To Stuff. cTg-gr^ n. sp^tjf, T^f^^, 
 ^^zii ( as aiTvT B?H ^i^i^Bf^^ or z^z^. ), ^^%Z-^.^^^- 
 
 To achieve (obtain cleverly) a m. Siqr m. HRi^-JT-
 
 MEA 
 
 522 
 
 MEA 
 
 To hit (bo in time for) the in. q^?T/. ^J^^. 
 To 1ft)' for (Ifty tho leaves, draw the lines, &c.) for 
 the ni. qiT<T/. JTffof, TT^T n. pi. ^T^, 
 
 To manage to make a ni. f^'l^ ^^^ ^T^- 
 
 To miss (be too late for) the m. ipTfT/. ( or ipTrftH ) 
 
 To serve the vn. (help the company). <t^?r /. meui, 
 
 To sit at m. 1T^ sw^i. 
 Mealixess, n. v. A. 1. f?5<TiJTT >«• f^T^'^m m. S.c. ■H'VUm. 
 Mealt, (I. sofl, dry and crumbling. ftsT, flif T, f'TScC, g^no!. 
 
 2 oierspiead with povdrr like meal, fq^ra, ^T^I, iHtpr, 
 
 3 not Jinn and luscious — niaiigocs, iiuluiis, c^i-. i^SoE. 
 Mkait-MOUTHED, a. that is afraid to speak out; that uses 
 
 softening terms, ^r^^-irr, irfraHVsiTT, 5ft^«l^,1TWr5-crr, 
 IToEfq^STT, spHTO^FHt. 
 Mbax, a. of low uirlli, rank, or station, v. Low. ?ff^,^;FT, 
 
 ti low-minded, lase^ vvjenerous. Tr^ft, "^PTT, 31'4^, i^^, 
 
 •rmrf^^^TT. artm^rfHi, ttht^'tt, arq^T^TT, ^^^f^, 
 
 '^ petty, contemptihle, insignificant, tcorthless. ^ri'+iT, ^- 
 
 qf; fpiirft'^, ??^ qn^ff^r, 3?rot, g^^, ^ttt^, ^m^, 
 
 -^1 ^Tf?"^, Pfih'a, =Pf^^MT or uft, f^ri'=iiuir o?- (Jft, ^- 
 2'f, f^T^Frtt. 
 
 4 middle, moderate. JTS-iPT, H«T, H«??5?, Tf^HST^PNT, T- 
 
 5 intervening, intermediate. JT"^, ^T^TT, T^Tf^iTrr, W^^- 
 Meanwhile ; in the mean time. ScHfTt'^f , |rT5f^^'^"^, 
 
 6 ( in mathematics ). JT*-"^, T^'TT. 
 
 JIeaK, ft. middle rate.^ mediocrity. ^^'^:^^^fr^■\:J[ n. ?fTH I •■*<"?- 
 
 fjjTTur n. ^mp^rq^T ?«. ?n^-TT';oTq?T m. ir^pin^ »«. 
 
 ;2 interval, interim. 'H'^:i^\^^f. 'H'^^^T, pop. JTeq'rIT M. T- 
 
 '■^t^mT >«. HtsTt^rn^ w. '^^l^ m.f ^t^f^f 
 
 ;'. instrument^ medium. ?ITtr?t «. ^JT^R »i. ^<TTT»«. ^^PPt- 
 "JT >!. JPHTT n. ^.nm'-^ n. ^.}^V(^ n. ^^^^^ it. ^Rn. 
 
 qtn w. im^wff. 
 
 Means. ^fmR «. ^rm^^/. ^Tfff^ «. ^Tq^^PR^/. 
 Minor means. S'^rom^/. [i^^R. 
 
 By all means, in all ways. ^^Vf, ^4'4^, ^^f^ft, ^i 
 By all means, v. Cektainlt. -"Jt^n^, f^?TT?I^. 
 By fair means. 'TotiTlf^fj, n^'lTlsfTRf. 
 By no nioansi. not at alL ^FlJliT ^l^i, f^?RTiT ^Tft, 
 
 By means of. g^RT, git. 
 
 By some means or other. sc^qp^Tf, ^^t,^^^ q;^7T, 
 
 By these means. 3T5fTRr, 3T^?q7Jf , Si^ q;c^, Jnrrsp^Tr. 
 By what means. :F?n#, ^F^^^TT, R^^^RTT- 
 The four means of war ( means of preTailing in it ). 
 ^^T^fH^T w.— thcBC are, ^rt, c^, ^5, v^. 
 
 To lay means and measures. f^iT m. pi. ?5Tqrot. 
 
 4 means ; fortune, income. 3T^T »i. ^^fTy. ^^T^ m. 3T? 
 
 ^nTi."'f «. 3TTT »«. 37^«». [•iTiflrH? 
 
 Accordingly with one's m. q"<TT?T%, q'JiTRTRIlJ^^, T 
 To live on one's own m.tTT5;Hil5?jflTif, T^ wi. ^^"ff 
 
 5 ( in geometry ). ^H ». 
 
 2b Mean, v. n.puipose., intend. HHid 3T?I"Jf ^r. o/". ». arfir^ 
 «T m.-^\ri wi.-fTT^ W.-&C. ar^of y. o/«. HHm tRiJf-37r- 
 
 To Mean, t'. a. intend, purpose.^ r. To Design. S^^M, ^^- 
 
 FTof, ?5r?l'Jr, T^fFT q'i^of-iRi^, f%?I"^, J^n^ m.-&c. ^P'Cot 
 
 g. ofo. 
 
 2 /irtue meaning or signification. 3T'4 «'. ^TOtrf g. of s. »J'<i 
 
 OT. vRiJf-^r^5I^-#rtT:ioT-g=Er;rJt. 
 Meander, n. winding, turn, maze. %^ m. ^\^ m. n. eTSJOT n. 
 
 ^fsE «. 'tH;T^t/ ar^TRfiffT/. 
 2b Meander, w. «. proceed in a Jlexitous course. sroS^^T- 
 
 •HHlMlll^'-&c. =EnH^, #5r3''t, ^Pi'sif'i '(Irt'Jl, ^o5% ^3r^- 
 
 Meandeeino, ^. fl. Meandeian, Meandeous, a. ivinding, 
 
 flexuous. ^Tt^i^sfT, ^oE^t^T, :m'ffft==TT, 5r55nTr^_ 
 Meaning, k. purpose, intention. ^fffH^TRr «». 3^^T m. '^\^m 
 
 arsSr ?«. frr^Tif n. arf^TSTrr n. ^]^^ m. ri^rT n. \^ m. g^sr 
 
 ■m m. HRRT OT. «. 1^^ «. ^^ ^oy. ^5 or ^ft^ or ^ «, 
 
 nuT »». [fn?q'Tf'4 OT, 
 
 2 ( esp. of a speaker or speech ). f^7?^/. fJftrf^fT n. 
 Hidden or secret m. SfrffH m. 
 
 3 sense, signification. 3t4 m. TT^ m. Tr=n"4 m. 'i{T'>^^\^^ 
 m. ^OT^r ?». im^r or HRTT ■«. T^ m. 
 
 Involved or implied m. iTHf'4 »»■ Tf^fTT4 «>• 
 Latent m. of. JTH «. 
 Literal m. gT5R'JrT4 ni. q^4 ««• 
 Meaning, a. See Significant. 
 
 Meanlt, adv. T. A. 1. ^-^c*-4l=(|un, nft^EITJft, ^f^i^-J^RTR^^r 
 decl. fT^rqiirT^T f/f'^. fH^Rftfft^^Tr elecl. &c. [^^'m^■ 
 2 TT^qoiRf ,-3TeriT^'^t%, 3TtIJT5^Vf, &c. 3^tRT^5iTr,3T<:T- 
 
 4. ^<^-^^{^f^^m]=^J decl. ■^^^-^^^^^J decl. f{^-^^^^v^ 
 
 elecl. WR]^ q^irqT decl. &c. 
 
 I. ttit/iout respect or liigli estimation of. gH^TT ^^TH, H- 
 
 "-3:55t%, ?I-.'Tf=iqHWT^, T:^-^^ ^^t^, 3T?IT^ f^%, 
 
 Meanness, j;. v. A. 1. ^^V^ott >». qt^qWT ot. ^^.^^^f 
 
 2 qr^fftTTT w. qr'Rq'JiT w. ;^%"Tnir m. HJfrqr ^^%q>irr w. 
 
 &c. ^OT n. ^FTT/. 3^(:TH?fT/. qTTRrTT/. &c. iTfTrffq-ffT/. 
 ?l^??HT5r »». [n. ^■^^ n. f?l?^?Tr/. 
 
 3 ^?5%qiJTT m. &f. ^JjqTr f5P»T7rT/ ^F,^ q'pjTrir/. f!^?^ 
 JIeant, ;). T. A. 1. 3f^, 3TfH^?r, f5f^?TFT. 
 
 Measled, a. infected with the mcashs. ^^^l^[=^\.,^^\^^^^, 
 Measles, m.— the disease, A]mm. jfRTw.— in coYert phrase- 
 ology, gm/.
 
 MEA^ £ 
 
 JI. of wliich the pustules do not come to a head. 5^- 
 
 Measueable, a. V. Y. 1. HrTmT^3TtTTr-^m?TT-<^-c. TTrrcm^- 
 
 ^>TT-&c. 'tItti^, s?rrq, ^;T, JTTT^q-. [/• 
 
 Measuek, n. c.rtei)/, dii>W)isioni!. ^]^ll. H^ n.'Hj^ii. ?Jt«ft%^ 
 To take the m. of. iirfdr, 5n=Tifr/. V'^^. 
 2 (king ly wliich to measure. iTN «. ^T^'i. ^TPT n. JTPTw- 
 
 mRhiit «. sn=rM «• 
 
 Fair or just lu. ^^ or fvv"#m «. 
 Head or peaked risiiig (of fi'i'ain, &e.). above the m. 
 5ftn/.— To reduce it with tlio strickle, ^ftq /. iTrS'jf. 
 M. of capacity. ^]^ n.\r.i\H\H n. 
 M. of weig-ht. ^^jffTTT n. 
 M. good aud running over. ^ftl^fR: S'olFrT ( ^rf-^T?T- 
 
 Of short m. gTr^SfTTM^. 
 
 Scanty m. ( in selling corn, &.Q. ). ^?TTT TTT ". 
 
 With over flowing ni. ^ftil^J-. 
 
 To have one's m. ( of desires. &c. ). full. Z\^^ n. 
 TT^ g. oj s. 
 
 To have one's m. ( of iniquities, life, &c. ) filled. ITT- 
 V n.-qiT »n.-'TT^T?ft/-&c. TT^y. ofs. 
 
 The measures of this country differ so widely from 
 those of England that, they cannot be put down as 
 corresponding terms to each other. We refer the 
 student who desires full and particular information 
 on the comparison of one with the other to the useful 
 tables of jMr. Prinsep and to the work of Major T. B. 
 Jervis, while for the general student we subjoin the 
 following collection. 
 
 Measures of WeirjTit. 
 ?ft5ST, t^ or zW jr, of a sher. — ^J^^, 3?T^, ^r^^ or 
 ==r!rpJ$, ==l5ret^ yg °^ ^ sher.— ?t5Rf^, ^^Z% or ^r^TR^, 
 ar^q-R i of a sher.— TT^^K I of a sher.— 3#T or 3T^?T- 
 T, ^ItH? 5 of a sher. — ^, This measure greatly varies. 
 The Bombay sher is 11 oz. 31 dr. avoirdupois. The 
 Poena sher is 1 lb. 15 oz. 8| dr. The latter is equiva- 
 lent to SO Poena rupees.— 3T5^T^ or arfs'^lft 2| sher.— 
 ^i^^ft or ^i^ 5 sher.— tT5T 10 sher, 12 sher.— 3^^- 
 of, aHdHuf) 5 a tnan or mauud. — PfnT, ^^^, This 
 measure greatly varies. The Bombay maund of40seer.s 
 is 28 lb. avoir. The Poona maund of 12S sher is 24 lb. 
 10 oz. 4.^ d; the maund of 14 sher is 27 lb. 9 oz. 9j d; 
 the maund of 40 sher is 78 lb. 13 oz. 4 dr.; the maund 1 
 
 of 48 sher is 94 lb. 9 oz. 8 dr. q^T 120 sher, it is 
 
 ;23Glb. 9 oz. 2 dr.— ^^t, ^iff 20 maunds. 
 
 Measures of Capacily. 
 f^T^t giof a sher.— f^5;Ef, ^'r% or =5^^!?:$, !J?:r^, ^z\^ 
 i of a sher.— c^ISE^, f^T'^, ^T^qf, f^ZW- l of a sher. — 
 f^"T^, qT^"^7, f^TTt^ \ of a sher.— m<Tf , a^re^TT, fH3>, 3T- 
 '€%?:, 3T^ or 3TR% or 3TT5t ^ of a sher. — ^K, =qr4T^ 
 sher. The Bombay sher for liquids, equal to 60 Bombay 
 Es. is 1 lb. 8 oz. S-i dr. aToir.-3Tqt^, aTsflift, |%ft, 
 
 J\I EA 
 
 2 sher.— TRFSt, '^^u'^, 4 sher. — aT^»m, Sl^tjft J a 
 man or maund. — ^5^ i of a maund. — f{'J\ maund.— 
 <Tf5T 120 sher. — ^oSr 5 of a candy.T-"t^qi3 5 maund. 
 — »m 10 maund.— ?<^ ( candy ), V^ 20 niawnd. — 
 The following are also in use in Bombay ftrft \ of a 
 sher. — "PTT 12 or 1(5 payli. The following are met with 
 in books. Sf^iT 48 double handfuls. aTT^'^ i prasth HPJq^ 
 measure of a cow's foot. 
 
 Money Weiylil. 
 ^?I^, ^nr Y,; '■''^ '"^ ''"'««'• — 'j^, '^f^ u of a musa. — ^\^ J 
 of a »)(('*;. — HFWr, JTTT, rndsii; it is of various amount. 
 The common weight is about 17 grains troy.— tjT"! 3 
 masa. — ?TT^ tola; it is of various amount, 180, 184, 
 187, grains troy. — ^ 16 masli. — ^F, or <ToE, 4 karsha. — 
 g^ lOO^Jf'^a.— TT^ 20 tula. 
 
 Clolh Measure. 
 ^jT=r, T^f barley corn.— ^ or "TTpT, qi^s 4_;'a(t^; about J 
 inch — 3nT?5 or 3TnoE, ^5, Sjaiv; finger's breadth. — ?I^ 
 
 2 anjul or 
 
 y«/- 
 
 -fiTT 3 a«y«^ — ^«f^ or =m^T 
 
 band's breadth — 5^^, ^T^^T, 10 rtH^KZ; span measured by 
 the thumb aud forelinger.— iftrf, f^fST 12 aiigul; span 
 measured by the thumb and little linger.— 'R?T^7H,TTrJT, 
 18 angul; cubit measured from the elbow to the end 
 of the hand closed. — 3T^fr?r 21 angul; cubit measured 
 from the elbow to the tip of the little finger. ^, 
 ^^, 24 angul; hand or cubit, measured from the elbow 
 to the tip of the midle finger. — ^^ 24 tasu; it is of 
 various amount. It is commonly about 2 feet. — ^\^.^ 
 oqTTrSs Mt ; iiithom. 
 
 Land Measure. 
 JT3, Hf%, =5Tq"'TT or =^"fnT fist or hand breadth. — ^, ^^, 
 ^rNv'jft, hand or cubit, mushti. It is usually about 18 
 inches.- if , KT^q' rod of 4 hat or cubits. — i?)T3t, pole 
 of 5 hat and 5 mushti, or 5 cubits and 5 hand-breadths. 
 — f^T^r^ 200 square hdt.—^\% 20 square kathis, l^of a 
 liylia. — ^qr, J/yAa. It is of varying amount. Tho 
 standard liiyhd of some parts is 3025 square yards or 
 I of an acre ; in other parts the lighd is variously 
 estimated at ^ | of an acre. — MidH from 4 to 6 bighds, 
 i. e. as much as is usually ploughed by one going and 
 returning of the plough.— jfr^H as much as can bo 
 comprehended by a cow's hide. HT biffhds. — ^^ 10 
 lighas.—p^^^.'^m 3 rukas or 30 lighds.—^n[\.^ fltf^^r, 
 ?T3TiTaff or qT'jfT, 6 rtikds or GO bigJids. — =^^^ QSt^ 00 
 bighds. — Tlf "JT 30 square bighds. — ^Rt 20 partan or 80- 
 120 bighds. — 5^^, ^STTfT or ^TT^^, ^^T 120 square bighds, 
 ^erI^ 120 bighds, ^T^\^X 2 chdiirs or 40 bighds.— ^^7: 
 4 chdurs or 480 bighds. ^TT, — Note. The student will 
 observe that some of tho above terms used to express 
 land measure are denominations of measures of capa- 
 city aud weight, and some of monetary subdivisions. 
 
 Itinerary Measures. 
 ^, IJ^T, ^prfq^uft hand or cubit, — yg^, ^ rod of 4
 
 MEA 
 
 524 
 
 MED 
 
 A<i/.— ^m. or iprn, *nT, ncconling to some 8000, but '\ 
 according to others only -iOOO hat or cubits. — nr^^T, 
 ift^JV reach of a cow's lowing. — nsqrFf 2 kos. — qr^I^, 
 ntsr, ITT*T 4 ioa. |: 
 
 a rule, BtanJard. Tft^roT ». sthitT n. j 
 
 4 j>roporlion, quanlili/ settled. H3T n. ^V^ n. »TR «■ \\ 
 qfpTT'^ n. STHm «. fc^ f. ^fiX^fH pop. 'jft'ft'l/. Or q^- 
 
 Agreeably to m. MHl«IrT:, 
 
 In, with, up to, lie. the m. of. snTT^. 
 
 5 allotment, ^i^r ?»• TFT «». 'TTH «». 
 
 de'jree, quantiti/. ^T^ n. ^^\^ n. ^ft,^^\^ n. — Note. 
 This sense is usually, and most idiomatically, rendered 
 bv the adjectives, laiye, 7iiuc!i^ little, small^ i^'c. as ifltj 
 ^T^iumui a large m. of wisdom. '4rt fTR a small m. of 
 knowledge, &c. &c. 
 
 In a great m. <}>K-+.SH, 5r|-fT^5;=T. 
 
 In some m. ^f^, ^t^wf decl. 
 7 moderution, limit. iT^r^/. ^\^] f. ^HR m. f%1rr/. 
 tTKfiTffr/. SPTTW n. ^iT^Ttiir m. f^r[\ J. 
 
 Beyond m. %gJTTT, aTTTF^. 
 S musical time. fTTPS m. ZV^ m. JTT'sn' /. Some of the 
 Times or measures are, |Hr?5, frfrfT?!, ^ffTrS, S^r, VHR, 
 
 '^tfTT, ?T^Tft. [5T5;, rrraa;^. | 
 
 Being' in musical m. ^^^I^, 555ITgg[, r\\r*A^pop. Z[^- 
 metre. #5 n. m. q?T h. |tT n. ^^ m. Certain of the 
 metres or measures are, ST'TJ'T, 3TT^, a^T^ft, ^f^*^, ^T^, 
 
 »ftfrr, ^<T, q^?n:t, ^^ptf^^r^'^n^fl', ^5^ or ^ft, grnot, 
 
 'ITtT, qf^P, q5, !T^, ^f^, !Tq^-T, !T'TTq-?ft, ^K^ft, ^f f'J- 
 
 ^^^, r^VTTT, ^ftt^. I 
 
 False m. SSPTT "?. | 
 
 10 means, step. 3qT^ »h. TT^TTT wj. ^V-^^ n. ^TH »«. 'Tf^ 
 
 A mild or gentle m. ^imYqFT m. mmq^Rm. ^F'fr- i 
 
 q^iT?)!. iiTj^rq'^^ m. 
 
 Soothing coaxing, &c. measures. ^TH^J^ n. 
 
 To take mearsures. ^\^ m.pl. ?5T<T0T, f^Tf '"./^Z. r^<it. 
 2b Measube, 4>. o. take the measure of. iTTq"'t, M>jiOj, KTSfiit, j 
 Jn^T n.-%^ w.-jfpT «.-&c. %oty. ofo. HTqH «.-&c. ^?Rur ( 
 y.o/o. 
 
 To m. or weigh with . ^iTTqiJf, TTroT"?!. 
 
 2 arf^'ifsfj/jropor/iOM.Tfr^'ir-TTq'JT ('-■(//( f\^^V^-Sfc.of recip. 
 noun ( ex. Ttqrfr^^ HPTRT r^^ KT^T^ft, g-.^-.'^ r TPTTH 
 *iHf*i HTpT^ measure your desire by your fortune, not 
 your fortune by your desire).«P7cfff/.-g;^?tr/.-fTT?;»'.-iS:c. 
 'TT^ iv/</( ^i5rft^-ffr'=!rTH-&c. ofrecip. noun. ^\^^-\^i^ 
 V-ith sjfiiir ofrecip. noun. 
 
 3 ^ire by measure. ^Vl^-^'^^-■^'\'^-kc. '=^. 
 To Measuhe, v. n.be of a certain extent. H':c'r.JT7T 
 
 Ac. 3T?nJt J. ofs. 
 Measueed, p. & a. V. "V. A. 1. JTTq=5^, jft^^sjr^ &,c. m- 
 
 -KTq«.- 
 
 2 sR^TJT feT?:^F5r, 5R>r?: jfr^i^, &c. 
 
 I. //wiiVe,/, restricted. if3T?5T, KrTT=^r,m:^-T;r, qfj-fXH, fJT^, 
 
 II. uniform, steadi/. Pl'MHl^, %iTRr,5lf'-q^=IT, ^^-T^/iTt- 
 
 III. *e/f /« musical time. Wi^A'^ pop. PTa^T^. 
 Measureless, <j. immeasurable. a^qf^^RT, 3Tqftfif<T, 'iT^r^, 
 
 Measukemext, ]Measukin-g, «. V. V. A. 1.— ac<. HTq^n. 
 
 jfr^^«. &C. KRTJft/. TTq'j. H7r«. »trJTn. Hr^«. ^n^n. 
 qRHioTrt. fHfi=r/. sff^fFT/. 
 
 Gross or rough m. r'<J?!iTr^«. 
 ]\Iinutc and exact m. ^^^WHT^n. 
 Eandom m. cTfOTTq'*. 
 I. measure ascertained, v. Measure. M^n. ni^n. JTrq«. 
 Measurer, n. Measuring,//, a. \. V. A. 1. JTTq'JTRT, JTr^T- 
 "TRT, ir^ ^UTRT, &e. iTTqq;, Trq^^TTT. 
 The m. rod of masons or builders. g?t n. 
 Meat, n. flesh meat, ^m pop. HRT". ^rJpfT or ^Tmrft /. 
 3TTfiT"!rn.— jocosely, &c. Ftt^TSt HT^'T/. 
 2 — gener. v. Food. 3T^n. 
 
 M. and drink. St^l^M- 3T5iqr'Jl'^». [qT3%. oj o. 
 
 To make mince meat of, fig. cvt to pieces. '^^\fpl. 
 
 To Meaw, To Meawl. See To Squall. 
 
 Mechanic, ]\rECHA>'icAL, a. pertaining, Sfc. to machines, or 
 
 to work done lij them. 'q^SfT'^, ^^^W^-'^ ^fJTRT^T, ^^T- 
 
 hWt, f^irqfi^r^T, f?Tf^q^, fi}r^\. 
 
 2 constructed, 2'crformed, ifc. according to the rules of 
 onechanics. ^=5(^Tn^Mif|5|1', q=if^Tr^Tg^, ^l^Slf^WJWRt, 
 
 ^%5, f?T^qf5r?Tr%5, ^rf^q?. 
 
 3 emi^loyed in mechanical labor, fi^^^'^ W.TVWK^., f^T?q'T, 
 
 flT^qqr, RT?q^>ft, Rvrqrr^sfr. 
 
 MechaXIC, n. artisan. f^^WM ^PT^TTTr, f^T^qt, ^ftq^ or 
 
 q^^r^, f|T?qq;R,f^T?qtq^qt, qj^R. 
 
 Mechasicallt, adv. t. A. 2.q-5rnr^rg^,q-^^TT^r^TTR,ic. 
 I. by the viere laics of motion, ivithout design, ^'c. if^\- 
 
 =E5rRnTW, ^TF^fTPTt:^, ?ff^T^r??t, 1%^r ^ ?^rq?rt, ^.^:^ ^ 
 FTTn^rt, ^^^J^. 
 
 Mechamcian, n. q'^^TF^^rTr, 'T=5ff^ilNTTT. 
 
 Mechanics, n. — the science. ^^T^ir^ n. q'^^PfCTT/. ^^f^^- 
 
 tr m. f|T?q^T^ «. f^T?qf=r^/. 
 
 Mecuakism, n. construction of a machine. ^'^V^ x^-^] f qr- 
 
 2 «f//oK of a machine. 't^f^^TT/. 'T^%'ST/. ?T=5lo^TTqR m. 
 Mecuajjist, n. malcer of machines, stsf qvTOTRF, 'T^fq^R. 
 
 2 OHC skilled in machines. ^^ ^MilT^^r, ^^TfT. 
 Meconium, n. — of poppies, ^q^^q^ft'^r 'qt'F «i. 
 
 2^rsi excrement of children. sfT^^S «». 
 jifEDAL, m. stamped piece of metal given in honor of som" person 
 
 or event, qs^ n. Sff^^rRHT/. q^TfrT^^T/. f^'T^'ifT 5?T/.
 
 MED 
 
 IMedalliox, n. HTSt J^T/. [5?rf^- 
 
 Medallist, n. one skilled in medals. R^FTR^t, 'T^rT^?^^, 
 
 2 one who wears a medal or badge of merit. fiRJ^JT, f^- 
 
 3;5^^Rt, sr^^r^?T-=TRt, &e. 
 
 To .AIeudle, I', n. hace to do with. 1%^, q-fOT, f ?T>n, TTt-if T- 
 
 T W.-5T1Z Jf.-c'ic. 3T^tjf y. "/"s. IC'VA locative of o. <S{^H- 
 
 ^\ or 3T«TTT!;q-f?r or y{^^v(-k<-•. 'S\^^-^^^. 
 
 2 interpose oj/icioiisli/. ^^^\'^^ K'-'^ T3'Jt, rti'MS'Jr, ^f 5" 
 
 H jr. ;p^;nt_ 
 Meddler, ». Meddlixo, p. a. v. V. 1. fn?;'JTT':T, q^tmrr, Ac. 
 2 FTgiliaTnT, c^e. i=555f5-gr, ^l^^r, qT^Hr^TT, ^^^^HT, ?rfq- 
 
 Meddlesome, a. v. IMeddler. 2. ^^HT, ^^J^^T. 
 Mebdlesomexess, ?!. V. A. and JMeddlisu. ^jjfqoTT m. !^- 
 
 SRqoTT m. ^J^\^^■[ m. &c. 
 Meddltxg, n. v. \.~act. f^Ror ». &e. 
 
 2 JTt;^ q^ «. 5553^ ». &c. ^V^f- ?!5^5/. f ^^rnpRTT- 
 
 Carious or idle m. ^m^f- •dWH'-llrf/. 
 2b Mediate, f. jt. interpose between two ijarliea, intercede, 
 
 2 ie between, T. To I>tekyene. jt^^' 3T?T"it-%oT-q^, jTkst- 
 To JIediate, I", a. effect by mediation. ^'S{ '^^-^^'^^ ^T3PT- 
 
 Mediate, a. middle, intcrvenient. Jiq'=5TT,H'':TR:r,K'^=r, Hs^"qr?4T, 
 Mediatelt. adv. I II means, by a secondary cause, ,\-c. qtq\#, 
 
 qtqTTflST''^^, gRi^, 3T^gRT, 'fl'^PFI^, ^if^fT^'^R. 
 Mediation, m. v. V. N. l.—act. ^'^-^ <flH^ n. &c. ^'--^r^^- 
 
 ^w m. H«R4Tfn^/. iT'-"«rr<ft/. Tr'--q^'4t/. ^f;«R'<T «. ^- 
 
 2 iTK^ 3T^at n. ^'^^^^ n. Pt'^q-fr'tfffr/ rf^qsrf^FqT n. 
 
 Mediator, n. t. Y. K". 1. H^rrif^ iT-qT='4qiTr ^!JTT=[r, &c.^- 
 
 Mediatorial, Mediatoet. a. v. N. JTi:irf-aT^r, H^jjj'r^t'^, 
 TT<;sr^5(TRi'5i!:ff=qr, JTWTFtfflsf'tft, ^'^-^r',^J^^^^._ 
 
 Mediatof.siup, n. office of a m. v;<^zf;^-4^ f. 
 
 Medicable, a. v. Cueaele. ^qm^T^T, f^Pn;??'?, "IsTTq^^fr- 
 
 ?:^T'--^r, ■jq^iT?fTt-iT, g-q^nuft^r. 
 
 Medical, n. beloujiny to the art of liealing. q^^Kt=^T,"^- 
 
 INI. aid or f reatnicnt. "^rq^rq^R m. ^psTt-TTq^R m. 
 M. treatment of (.-liildren. SfMtq^T m. 
 Medicament, n. medicine, drug, ij'e. aTT^^-fTJ^T n. ^fsfq' ;;. 
 i=RrRT ?«. ffsq' Ji. irT:?T?5?T n. HT^ ?(. '^5?5q- ;,, 
 
 52S 
 
 MED 
 
 Bilking of medicaments coated over with cloth aud 
 earth. ^rqSHq »i. Tm^PTS n. 
 
 Medicaments tied up iu a corner of a cloth to hi 
 dabbed on the ej'e or other part, qfrfft/. 
 Medicaster. Sec Quack. 
 To Medicate, v. a. impregnate with something medicinal. 
 
 Medicated, p. v. V. arnr-ift %%^r, 'ilRtft, ^'^^jf^^t. 
 Medication, n. v. Y.~act. '^\^^\ ^vh n. &c. '^i^'-sf^^^K- 
 
 or n. 5^Tyr?R^R m. ^nrq^oTTtrFf «. 
 BIedicixadle, Medicinal, a. ofheahnj virtue. ^^if\ pop. 
 
 3TW^, w^s^TP^r Tq^rnr^, arl'T'-iTr^'Tr 'Mm i -m i, •sFWqr- 
 q^M, 'irk'flq-, tRT^-^-&c. Tmr^r^. 
 
 2 belonging to medicine. ^H^J^qj., 3Tfqtrrf^q-?ft^, vrf-T- 
 
 Medicine, ti. physic. ^\':f^ pop. aft^? «. ^r »»./. jtt^i «. 
 Medicines, or medical measures — geuer. 3i'H'":TqT>Jft»i. 
 
 ^T'^r^TRT m. pi. ar'kifrq^^fR m. pi. 
 
 To emi)loy medicines. ariq'iT «. c"* arlfq- «. /j^.-^fb^- 
 
 '<JrT5rR-&c. ^^q'. 
 
 2— the science. "^57^ n. 3TT^^ n. 
 
 A shdstra or treatise on m. "%?T-i; «. 
 3— the practice, q^-^t/. ^Cf:fJ n.>?iquTr m.^^rf^qr/. 
 
 f^d%^?rr/ 3^=qRw. g-T5f?3Tf / 3-q^iT ?«. 
 Medieval, a. ^'--^^^^.^ TWT^Tfe^. 
 Mediochal, Mediocre, a. v. Middling, hs-'^jt, ^ti^^^'. 
 
 JTr^TT, iTWTJTq^^, WT'^'RoiqJTT^r. 
 Mediockitt, n. middle state or dcjrce. JTt-q-ifq&T ,«. ^pq-jT- 
 
 irq^ »«. WMi'qq^ ?«. Ht-qnTTRT «. Ji'^q'HspT /. 
 
 2 See INIoDEEiTiON. 
 2b Meditate, v. a. plan, scheme, ^rf^q'if, ?f[^iJi, rsfFTor 
 Jp?q?fT /.-'ft^JRT /•-'TMaT^ /.-&c. ^FTofy. 0/0. ^?«. 
 
 'P^'^ y- ^- 0- 
 
 To SIeditate, v. n. muse, contemplate. <^"^Rr«.-f%T?r n.-K^f- 
 ?r M.-&C. iJRwr, «THt?T-&c. 3T^. 
 To m. upon. e^^RTTflT rSmofy. 0/0. 
 JIeditated, p. V. V. A. ^q%?5T, ^r^?5?;T, &c. f%frTrT,'--qT?T. 
 Meditation, «. v. V. A.— nt/. q'r'JT^ )». &c. ^^=q^r/. ^ft^f. 
 
 T. V. N. tqi^ «. H^q- w. fif?f;:f ». 
 Absorbed iu m. tq-RR'<T, ?rTTf'^'?<T. 
 Aspect or air of m. t-qj^jry". 
 Postui-e for ni. ( on the deity ). sT^Rl^ n. 
 Profound and abstract m. «Tf^ n. ^X^ m. >:^J^^\^^„!. 
 
 3t?Tt-?Tf^ n. 3Trii^gr /. args^-^RT m. ^^\T^ f. m. pop. ^- 
 
 mq'/.— Absoibcd iu it. ?RTTftT?«T. 
 jMeditative, a. addicted to meditation. tqT^ff, «TRrf^g, 
 
 Mediterranean, a. encircled by land, ^jpf %^?JT-^2?r^r- 
 
 &e. Hsrfp.rT, JTK«T, ^^f^.^ifm. 
 
 2 remote from the sea. v. Inland. JT«r^^R'<T ^^^TtWH'- 
 q, ^'■?T5?, aT?T5^?fR^-<T.
 
 MEE I 
 
 ilfepiPM, n. midiUe place or degree, mean. JTtiimjf^mujfl. 
 H'-TTRTTHni. ^T''m'TT?^m. HnTFTT?T»«. 
 
 2 means, instrument. ^]^^n. ^prrVr'^n. ^TTw*. 
 
 3 channel, waff, vehicle. gTT pop. ^n. TTrtm. ^\Z f.%^m. 
 
 4 (of persous ) insirtimentaUti/. 'MKfT/. HT'CFfTj''. f^RT- 
 
 nnr^TT/. 
 
 ^fEDi.EY, «. viinglcil and confused mass. v. MiXTrnE. ^^^ 
 MedleI, a. composed of confusedly mixed things, 'jxf- 
 
 Medullar, Medullauy, «. lelonging, Sfc. to marrow.v^j.^ 
 
 Meei), n. V. Eewabd. <J)5E/!. sffrPPt^ra. 
 
 Meek, a. gentle, soft,snlmissive, v. Mild. 'n^,^?^lH M" < Hl - 
 
 Meek-etep, a. ^^^, JH'^r^Nn'. 
 
 Meekly, adv. v. A. i]^^, ?^?lrrqr, ^I^^T'JrTrf, &e. f^^- 
 
 Meekness, n. v. A. TTtsft/ ^F^nwrw. tf*^^!/. rft^TrTT/. 
 
 Meet, o. proper, suilalle, v. Fit. ?fp^, ?!T^^, ^Rr^TT, S'^fT. 
 To Meet, f. a. come face to face, confront. HfTTTT-aTrS'rT 
 
 2 fowie together, enronntcr. fHo^o} m. co?i. ipjaf, j'«. eo«. 
 ^re^, JT^/.-^qKil^OT. ;j/.-&e. ^M ni. con. g. of o. TIS/. 
 T5^ in. con. g. of a. ?r5RR^T/.-^'?T^/.-&c. cRur m^/;7j 
 
 3 find, incur, get. "TT^'cJT, OTq^ijf. — as used inversely. 
 f^ot, TRof, c^FTOT, smr ^. 
 
 To m. the wishes of. ^^^^r-T^^TTO^Sft in. con. 
 To Meet, v. n. close face to face, if^^, fiTs'&I, ?fifk-^nTRT- 
 
 2 come together in a place, encounter. >T?:^, fir55^, ^f. 
 
 3 congregate, assemllc, fJT^DT, ^STJT'jf, '^^v^i^, tr^^of (t^t- 
 ^, ^55^, ^R^, ^J?;^ ^"tw. [?:ijf , fHSof. 
 
 4 come /o and join. fH55ijf, ^JmiJi, ^5"^, ^^q', ^rrilijf, fiT- 
 
 5 with; light on, find. frr^Iiif, ?Ttq^, IT^-Ztrr^^TCTf alUvith 
 in. eon. 3T55EOT. ^w "» fO". (J' y. of s. 
 
 6 with; mcwr, «!{^<fr, receive, j^tw, ?n7Tot, frrsjiTf, ^ig^ 
 qSr, a?Z t£>z7A in. cow. 
 
 To m. with the ai)probatiou of. H^^f^ot-^r^irf in.con. 
 ^•ll^tK'HI 3RTot. 
 Meeting, n. v. V. N. 2. and Interview, mzfijzf ^3rt^- 
 ^^/ ^-^y.f- ^rn^T?-/. ^ifi"i^w. ;jZ. j^Rqrr/ 
 
 3 r*iQcui?i. v.imj|f!."i(^^/. Er?ti»j. 
 
 4 fJraorw. ^oTTTiir?!. &c. frrOTft/. ?t»TfT»!. ^'mvi. ^mm. 
 
 5 3T?o5«j. 
 
 I. pulHc concourse., v. Assembly. »Tfoft/ ^TF/. ^5^/. 
 
 ^6 JfEL 
 
 !| Meetly, ado. v. A. s^p, '^F^', ^t^tRTI^, ^^w?;. 
 i| I\Ieetxess, «. V. A. ifF^mr/. ^pq-^t/. wf^q- n. 
 '[ IMegrim, n. hemicrany. ST'-^RT^/. 
 
 Meiosis, m. — iu rhetoric. ?q-;TT^-^R w. [tTS ^[f s^ »■ 
 
 \ JlELANAGOatJE, «. medicine to carry off Hack bile. ^^V\- 
 || Melancholic, IMelancholy, a. deprccaed, dejected, v. 
 jl Dispirited. g^RT, %^, %^^, ^^7^5, f^.^lt^, ^T'Ttot. 
 
 j 2 subject to melancholy, hypochondriac. ftTfr^t, ?rirf^- 
 
 ffrT, ^T^ff^, f^fTR^HT. 
 
 3 expressive, ij'c. of melancholy, mournful. ^ffT^T^^f, %^- 
 
 ^r, &c. ^^JX'^^F, fspTT^tir^T, f^-m^^, f^KrfT^. 
 
 4 cawsi'ny sorrow. %^-^?^, %^^?I?P, ^^^M'^, f^TTR^S, 
 
 Melancholic, MelanciiolisT, «. v. A. f^TTrft, ■ H-ilf^ 'il^. 
 Melancholy, n. low spirits. ^ZJWWJ m. -^^jr?^^ n. f^- 
 
 c?»TT^ »f. f^rm^f^/. f^rritrrff^/. 
 
 Melee, n. tumultuous as.iemlly. JTr? ni.f. <J^^'\^ '»•/• 
 
 M. of a figlit. T^^^ n. Hg?5 5^ w. 
 To Meliorate, Melioration. See To Improve, &e. 
 [! Melliferous, a. /jroc^z^f^u'g o/ZfOji^y. JT'-jsr?, H^^HH*, J^V- 
 ll ?TT^. 
 
 [I Mellificatton, n. production of honey. jt^^TiT «. ^T^f^.Tl/. 
 Mellifluence, «. v. A. JT^J^R w. aTHFr^T^T m. JT5JT- 
 
 EITf ?«. srr^TTTg^ «. 
 SIellifluent, Mellifluous, o. honied, sweet, — speech, 
 
 voice. &c. Tg^Rt, 3TR?r^rf|-, ^?^rNr^r^T, T^Treif, 'frs, 
 
 ]M. speech. :^f^r<Tr^ m. mm=^ X^ m. 
 Mellow, a. soft icith ripeness. P^+.H JT^ ?rr%?rr, HWrtI, H- 
 
 That is over-Ill. soft and flabby. f3T^f%?5r, fsF^f^^^'t^T. 
 To get m. 5761, iHelcAuj, 
 To smell m. stRTSsctt. 
 
 2 s^if in sound. ^^TW'^, sfiT'TJJf^^fNT, &c. HcMfT, 
 #»T?^HT^, ^5^1*^, ^, 5^'^^ pop. H^^. 
 
 3 merry from liquor, fq^q- aTFt^^t 5rT%?yr. 
 
 To Mellow, v. a. v. To Eipen. fr^?'^, 'JTsr'^, q R ^th d y^T 
 
 ^TTOTot, qftq-fp ^jj^nf. 
 To Mellow, t>. ?!. v. To Eipen. JTrSr, ^t^staj-, ^rfm, ifl'. 
 
 Mellowness, n. v. A. 1. RTr5??qiTT m. &c. t Rm^vH T/. qft- 
 
 qjp^^TT/ qsP^FTT/. 
 
 2 ^rjHfT ^tTSSquTT m. &c. JT^ciqoTr ?«• ^^ri^T -d. H^- 
 
 ^T^HT/. ?rT?5^W?5rfT/. JT^f^ n. 
 Melodiol's, a. eontaining melody; sweet, Sfc. 'H^^ pop. jf^oE, 
 
 nre, JTf, R^5EEn"<JTT, f «n5^, g^r, >^r^f ^, n-^rr?^?:, 
 
 Melodiously, adv .v. A. ^^K TtTTf^, ^^^?^^r. 
 Melodiousness, m. v. A. K^aEqiJTr m. ntlt/. it^^^rrr f. T-
 
 MBU 
 
 527 
 
 Mem 
 
 Meiodt, n. agreealle succession of soxauh. ^m^ 'TT#t / 
 
 Melon, n. musk melon, — the plaut. ^^^/. n. W^^f- — 
 the fruit. <Mi^vr| n. 
 
 Plajitatiou of musk melons. TTH^y. Some varieties 
 of musk melon aiv, STT^TTmT^ft, ^TT^r, f^^<jft, 7s?JJT^, TR- 
 
 2 water melon, — the plant. ?fT^ or ZV^ f. n. ^fe- 
 noT/ ^nft/. =Ff?5T5/. «. ^pifOTt/.— the fruit. rfTf^ 
 or ?^^^ «• ?fen^ »• ^f6?ll «. 
 A young m. q^ ?k. 
 Plautation of water melons, ^rrl"/- 
 To Mklt, v. a. maJce liquid -^ dissoke.fitse, Sfc. 3T^, "Tr^TSI- 
 
 K.-&C. ^"jf g. of. 0. j{|c(U| «.-nTfT5T M.-^jft<R'JI».-&c.-JFT^ 
 o. o/o. 'R'^^ ^^Jf. 
 
 2 soften, to love, pity, Sfc. :^5rfEroT, Tr^otfcToi, qRirf^Trf, 
 WMolR^ "TP^T OT.-3fr?5T^ wi.-qm m.-&c. arpji^, ^t^- 
 
 To Melt, «. n. become liquid or fluid. MMcAiJr, f^v^ciur, %- 
 ^of or f^^snt, fir!|o5i^, ^^TT^ or fJT'JTW, TRoSOT, ^^P^, 
 f§R^, Rr^ol'Jr, rt=f^, ^^T'/i.-T^ m.-^^mx n.-&.Q. ^"ydf y. o/'s. 
 na^T W.-&C. ^t'jf y. o/ s. 
 
 2 ie softened to pity or tenderness. ^^OT, "Tiy^uj, T^oEof, 
 
 l^q^'jf, f^mi^ot, qrgOTf, ^?j5^5!;ijf, ^5i?«.-qT^«!.-qFrw.- 
 3Tr?5T^r-«i.-q^^!f6Er m.-&c. irof /». con. 
 
 Melted, /;. v. V. A. 1. 3T^OT, Tmsf^r^OT, &e. ^Tf^HT, IT- 
 
 fe?r, ^5fte?r, [^^cT 11. 
 
 Waste (of metals, &c.) on being melted. ^Tor/". ^cI't/'. 
 2 ^cff^sar, &c. TF^ aTr'JTSrTT. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. T^oI^flT, ^sr^^, &e. nf?7?(, ?^^, ^fT. 
 Meltee, n. Meliikg, ^. a. v. V. A. 1. ar^oiTTT, ^^Tf^nT, 
 q^r5rf^"^KT, &c. ^FT^, ^^TFrft. 
 
 2 ^^rf^iTPT &c. ^^T armoTRT, qr^T arm'JTFr-'m'JrRT, 
 Melting, h. t. V. A. \.— act. arrof ". &c. ar^oft/. ^Ror «. 
 
 ira^ «. ?^?Tir n. ■^■[^. m. 
 
 Price of m. ar^TOTT^^:/. 3T7Tf / 
 
 2 ^srf^tfr n. ^^ arm'Jf «. &c. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ^^^^ n. ^5pjf M.&c. :^5r m.tpj^ «. 
 
 2 ^cfoT «. &c. ^sr »>. TF^HJ. tfpT «i. qrfsiqft/. ^F^^sfsrw. 
 
 qrPPoErT/. 
 
 Member, «. ( of the body ) liml. ^ pop. -fltn «. ar^TT^Tw?. 
 A deficient m. ^^q^fl n. — That is deficient in a m. 
 
 ^tn, fr^rfi. [arqfn «. 
 
 A deficient, imperfect, cr distorted m. fq^atl n. 
 That is deficient, &c. ft^?5fn, ST^FT. 
 An excessive or sux^ernumerary m. arf'T^tT'. — That 
 has one aiftT^t'T. 
 
 A minor m. sffq^T n. ;?qtT »n. 
 
 That has all its members, entire, ^fT. 
 
 That has members or ai)peiidage8. 3T»ft, aT^T^. 
 
 2 ( of a discourse, &e. ). 3TiT «. ST^?vT'T «. ^5 »». n. 
 
 3 part, portion. '-M pop. 3Tf»T n. ar^PT^ 7«. a^^t »«. 
 Member by m. 3^^^^^^:. 
 
 Forming- a m. or part. a^nJTfT, 
 
 4 (of a community, &c. ). v. Isbitidual. ar^Jft/. 
 jM.5?Tf^/. This sense is often rendered by the use of the 
 adjective <^ ( as ^ q^frtc?! ^^ a^rf ho is a m. of (or 
 one of) the committee ). It is rendered also by 5131. 
 
 5 — esp. of an assembly, counciJ, Ac. ^Tre^,^*-"^, ^5?T, 
 
 ^rm^'T^, ?fmif^^, ^ittwr, ^Tf^?:H^r?w. 
 Memiji!..\ne, 71. arifTcvr fcrqr/. arr^jr^F^/. 'nm^wj. 
 Membeaneous, a. V. N. arfri^ ^^=^, arr^^ F=r%^T. 
 Memento, n. memoricd. qT^f*!^/. 'TT^lft/. 'flXm^W-f. 
 
 ?HT^ «. afioi^/ afta^'JT/. 
 Memoir, n. history. =qf^ n. q^TT/. 
 MemoeaI!LE,«. tcortliy to he remembered. 'i\\^A\'^\'^X^]-^\K*f<\ 
 
 -&c. ■(:*i<l<<Ml'll-<S;c. ^^oftq', ^^CTir^, ^inTiT'TFT, ^W^. 
 Memohandum, n. note to help the memory^ ZV^^ n. fv^n. 
 
 To make memoranda. ?f^>fi, f^qor. 
 
 2 paper containiny memoranda. TT?/. TT^/. TT^iT n. ft- 
 
 qW w. — compreh. ^T^^/. 
 Memoeial, a. 2'rcservative of the memory of. (HJU|^ij(f^r, 
 
 'n^'TRT, ■t)l<^r'I<1^l, ^FHK^, ^fH^^^, 'WT0It4^. 
 Memoeial, «. memento, somethimj to preserve memory. V^- 
 
 afrs^jr/ ^r?5^oi/. ^rwfspr^ m. 
 
 2 memorandum. Z^^^ n. fzquT ?(■ 
 
 3 petition, address. <sr^\f. <S^^^^f. TT^/. TT^/f^FTrfT- 
 
 q=5r «. fsTfrrq^ q^ «. 
 
 Memoeiaust, n. a?^^, ar^f fef^ ^KT. 
 
 To Memorialize, v. a. ar^f /.-&c. ^af_ 
 
 Memoex, jt.— the faculty. ^JR^IT n. ^^im\^f^ f. THfrT/. feTT- 
 
 Of a retentive m. aTr?;5r'ft=^r-'4|t(l-=<l-&c. iiTf -a^ST^- 
 2:-5j^T|T-^5jr^-&c. qi^. 
 
 Eetentiveness of m. MT m. feTR'TT/. 
 
 The tablets of m. f^jy^'^^ n. 
 2 V. Eemembeance. arTS^TT /• arre^ m. ^^tT >t. ^- 
 frf/. «TR n. 
 
 Eeadiness of m. ^^TT^ff^/. 
 
 Eising to m. ?"|T^/. 
 
 That can recite fVoni m. qist Tliat cau recite from 
 ouco hearing ^.'^]Z\; — from twice, |"TT^ ; and so 
 onwards, fHqi^, =^^?ft, &c. 
 
 That is committed to m. qrs. 
 
 To arise to m. come into the m. ailStT^, +H<u|, ?"f - 
 ^. 
 
 To commit to m. learn hy heart, qra ^W. 
 
 To fix or engrave on one's m. JIHffT Tts/. sittl^r, q- 
 ^?TO 115/. «li<^-JTKijf. 
 
 To impress ou the m. by conuing over. ^T; "liW.
 
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 528 
 
 WEN 
 
 To keep in ui. a<l(4«iUl/-'r*TT'T n.-Sic, 3^'jf, «--q7^ifT '! 
 
 e^. ] 
 
 To recite from ni. TTS n. s^oT^. 
 To speak from m. speak without hook. f?rjl% Htiof. \ 
 Mex-pleasek, «. arf?^ o»- '^?J^, vT^^^, BT^t^PP, ^^HT- | 
 
 To ZHenace, r. 0. threaten. T^ «.-tTT^ ot.-&c. ^W^, T- 1 
 
 JT «.-?^3fi?T/.-?T5i»i.-&c. virfui, ':m!Fr=r"if, tm^/. ^, ■ 
 
 ^ n. :pTiif. 
 ?Ie>-ace, JIexaciko, «. v. Y. tTK^^'Jt n. &.c. qJT^En»ft/. 
 
 Menace, Mexaoeeie, n. a ccUfcfioii of a/iimnh: ^^^^V^\ 
 
 MEXAOoorE, n. ^rTT^HfeT «. 
 
 To ]^rE^•B, I'. <?. »r/)a/r. 5ftr-|C^-&c. JRof, rffn?^, gtTR- 
 
 <jf, il'14-jfl 07- SPT5Nt/.-H<,iHrt /.-&c. q^^. o/o. ^- 
 
 "jff^K »». ;pTW ^- cfo. 
 
 To pat oh and m. crtq^mfns /.-?rt5.ref^ /.-'jfrfT^T- 
 
 3/.-&e. Jp^iJfy. ofo. 
 
 2 correct, set right. '^\^'F^-^\K-^il,'^■&c. W-T^^ S'^TT^, 
 g'<TT^, ^T^iit, f^?J^, gqK''T^/.-&c. ^^^ g. of o. 
 
 3 «m7ie Je/ier, t. To Impeote. arfq^p =qJn?7T-'Sc. 5pT^, 
 'PTffS/.-yT^f'^'T «.-&c. ^f?^ y. ©/"o. 
 
 4Sec To Hastes. 
 To ^Iej!d, v. n. improve, grow letter. siTT ^ft STTof-^rT^, 
 
 ^trn:"Ji, Pj^Nui, ^T^n^jf, ^f^-Ac. iins ?jftot. 
 
 Mendacious, a. Zyniy, v. Liae. #ht, JTSfT^, ^R qt ri" I K I, 
 
 3TO?!?HWt, ST^TFft, 3T^H«Jlil. 
 Mendacitt, ?^. V. A. a7id FALSEnooD. Jisn-?'^/. HSITTT/t /. 
 
 Mexbicakct, Menmcitt, ?!. t. Beggaet. ■>ft<K h mi "! «. 
 
 ^=Sf^I^ffT/. '^H-H/n/^ fH?f^|fff/ fir?TT^H. H?T3ftrcr- 
 ^TT/. JT?^ or ^<f^ n. H^^qf/.— of a Mubammadau. qj- 
 nPTt/. 
 
 To take to ni. turn lejgctr.^ y. Beggar, '^\^zt[f. <FT- 
 
 Menmcant, a. jioor to a si ale ofhcgguri/. f>T^Rt, 'HW^ ^TTT- 
 
 2 that practises legging, v. Beugae. >ftq; HI'IOIHT, 'ft^ 
 
 TF^, f>T?T^. [fH?TT'4"f. 
 
 Mendicant, n. t. Begqae. fir^Frft', ■'ft^Hn^T, f*T?^^T', 
 
 Bowl or dish of a m. Hij^/. 
 
 Bell or plate of a m. vtH? «. 
 
 Undressed corn or pulse given to mendicants.T?I'PT?«. 
 2— religious m. ^jft, 'Tr^n^fr, 3T?ff?T, ?rffrfr?ft, Tf^f o- 
 ^fft,— ^luhamiiiadau w.<p-qftT. Some of the orders., sects., 
 or classes of religious mendicants are, 3^^tt4'<t or 3T^- 
 
 HTn»>. 3^qTf^?T, 'iTT^Rfn. arq^^qir ,«. ar^r'^ or ^ttt^ 
 3T^y?f, tf[i«ni- wi. ^ j)i. ^rair^T, ^t^jtth^t, w^ or ^- 
 
 ■•airvft, qpToT, ^ft: »(K«rnq,'%?nTff fr"%Trn't,'T?qT, H'"^^r- 
 'ft, H3^"t'l''t, ^, ^T^'ff^T, ipJRTm. ^?T. See also Ascetic. 
 
 Feasting of a body of religious mendicants. HfTTT »i. 
 
 ]{eligious mendicants compreh. a^rffrf 3T«TFIi=r, nT?5T- 
 sft^TT'it, "?v«f?|T'?>^Tr. Some of the »uocrt</'o;i« used bj 
 them \vlien thc-y beg arc, 3^^)fT,T^,<^:fR, ^Pl^, SJiT- 
 ^TK, <TT3rs, 5IJT^?5r, 5Tr5ra?ft"T, ^nfr. Some of the weapons 
 carried about by them are, ^T^^ or ^^JT m. ^V5t ?;;. 
 5r^ HI. f^^jol m. 
 MENiiiNa,n. V. V. A. 2.— act. ^Z^.mn. r{\ni'^ n. &c. 
 
 off^TTJn. 
 
 Menial, «. domestic servant. ^=5?ppr, ^tjrr, qx^J^T, ^llf^t- 
 
 IMenials. =ErT^XR<R »«. 2^^. ^PF^^T w. ^Z. =qT^T^m?«. 
 ^TTfT^^^r m. 
 Menial, a. leJonging, (fc. to a domestic servant. ^TT^TT.^NI, 
 
 ER^mr^, mf*T^nrqT, =ETT^mT^r, fT?^,^^^RPR5?ift, 
 
 M. occupation. ^^r^fft'TT^^TT «»• 
 Meniseus, n. 3TtH^T=FTT w!. 3T^^T^frr/. 
 Menologx, 11. register of months. 'H\^f^^^ n. 
 Mensal, a. lelonging to, transacted at, meals. TT^^T^T, ^T- 
 
 Menses, «. catiamenia. j^rrr^w). qiKf n. X'^ «■ 'RH??!. '^^Kh?. 
 
 First appearance of the m. ^T^m w. ^^^W'. T^l^^T- 
 T w. 
 
 The event is allusively communicated to a Imsband 
 or father by STTTnrrH q^ ffTPrr, sffs^Jf^ ^T^^ ini=!:r, Ac- 
 Ceremonies on the first appearance. iRfT^ltf?Ty^ — Feast 
 upon the event. H^|0iT=5Tr ?n^5iT?«. ^nf?l^m. — Victuals 
 sent to the woman. ^K^ n. ^vf?S n. tfK^ «. 
 
 Immoderate flow of the m. 3^Ta5 m. g^T'jff/. 
 
 Irregularity of the m. 3T^^ or ar^^ n. 
 
 Puritied from the m. through bathing. 5R^^mi_ 
 
 Woman having the m. for the first time. TT^^'R^fT 
 
 Woman having the m. regularly. ?T^t'frft. 
 
 Woman who has ceased to have the m. fifj^fi, ii^^^- 
 ^R^T, 'H<^l, T^fTrT'TT, ^'MlTt^TT- 
 
 To arrive at the age of menstruation. Hi|U| ^■i,\^ %wf. 
 
 To have the m. for the first time. ^^m«. qof /«. con. 
 ^5 m. ^\^ ^Tof, ^?FTT m. ^^ijf-TT^, TTi" rTFTJf. 
 
 To have the m. regularly. ^^^. 
 Menstrual. See Monthly. 
 
 To Menstruate, v. n. he menstruotts, v. N. fq^ToS m.-ko. 
 ^CTf-iT>?f in. con. f^RTol^rf-cte. ^ot; — allusively, r[f»'Tr 'iT- 
 
 Mensteuous, «. pertaining to the menses. f^TT^r^, f^<i|ci|-
 
 T^FER 
 
 529 
 
 i^rER 
 
 A m. woman. f?r?T3m or ^'T, JTnqsTfTT, T^iq-^ir, \X\\} 
 or ?fr, ^RJHflt, ^qt^'tJi'T, ?T^^r, 5ji^T=Eft, sn^^^'T, SI^T^t't, 
 fn^ ?f%5fr or ^\. The siirnilloant tonus iVir a in. uomau 
 in the first, secoud, tliinl, and fuiirtli days respcctiveJy 
 of her meustruatiou arc, ^fsiFTt, 5(^^Tf?njfT, ^^^, aud 
 
 MExsTiicrif, n. solvent. ^_\^%m m. ^ROT «. 
 
 MExsuiiABiuTY, «. V. A. '^fiHn'^ ll.^H\^^\^^ n. n^^ n. 
 
 Mexsukable, a. mcasuralle. qfCH^T, HN^ft^, HT, HN^^T- 
 
 jMexsural, a. relating to measure. JTRT^, TR^sf'-ff, HT^T- 
 
 I"!) BIexsueate. See To Measure. 
 
 Mensuration. See Measurement, Measure. 
 
 Mental, a. hdongwg, ^'c. to the mind. JT^lT^r, ^TH^, iT^T'^Tr, 
 
 Mentally, ado. v. A. H^i, P[qf?T, iT^r%5T|, iT^=5^rT=Hr, T- 
 
 To Mention, v. a. name, speah of, Irhuj forward orally or 
 in in-iling. 5fTFI>Jr, ^\^^, ^TTiir, ^T^OT, ^V^ n. qiJr-^rJ^ 
 ^(7. f/o. 3-^^ w.-3-fHi. q;rst7f-^^'iV ff-ofo. Tfvzf.-W^^ 
 
 m.-=^^f.-^m M.-IWt/.-5rraf/.-&c. q^r^y. 0} 0. ?^^t 
 
 »«.- :Tmf^"~^^T Wi. ^Ff'jf y. q/'o. 
 
 To be mentioned. nr'^/.-Ac. f^^oj y. o/s. 
 Mention, Mentioning, n. v. Y.— ac/. ^tpsot n. ^fq- q^ «. 
 
 By special m. s)vSr^'F5=T. 
 
 Delivered by special m. JpSTtfr^. 
 
 No m. whatever. ^^^]xf[f-^^^Ay m.-Scc. u-ith negative. 
 ]\rENTOR, 11. adviser. ^-q^^T ^RuiRf, S'Ti^l^, 3'H%'?T, ^t^ tfTwz. 
 JIentoeial, a. S'TS^TT^T, 3T?^TqT. 
 BlErniTic, a. linking .^ no.vious. ^T?ift^r, ^^Htft, "rfffT^, 
 
 BIekcantile, a. relating to trade or traders. sqTTRT=5rT, 3'- 
 
 foTT^Tfl'si'cfr, £q-sr^?;^q'4'T. 
 
 M. tra\ellirig. JpiT^/. T^ffrff/ 
 JfEECAXURE, n. hitying and sellinj. 5f^f%^q- m. 
 JMercenarilt, adv. v. A. 2. ^TTH^rTfJT, ST»T5"fTJT, ;^mg[^- 
 
 Mercenariness, 7i. T. A. 2. ^A'HK]'H m. ^'H^a^] m. E■^^^- 
 
 Mercenary, a. Hiding, serving for mere gain. '\^A ^^^^ 
 ^RJROTRT, HIS^O, Hll^ft, 5^TR^rf, T^^^, iJfT^, 
 
 2 venal, actuated ly desire of gain. fTIH^r'ft, F^H^f^, 
 
 ?ir^f|-, ?5Ti=5W?, ?5R^K, ^^H. 
 IMeecenart, n. v. A. 1. Hisqrrt, H^TT^R, ^TFRTTT. 
 JIercer, n. dealer in siUcs. Umm^^ f^qjOTRr, <^Jft^FN- 
 
 Mercery, n. silk goods. \^-H\ ^PTS n. ^l^^ «• /^. 
 Meeciuniise, Meecuandijv. n. v. Thade. ^S'i\^ m. o^PTTT 
 
 m. cqcT^R »„. cqsr?!!^ «(. ^rfoi^^ n. SRmfr/. S^ST J«. 
 
 2 ^oares, goods. ^\^ m.-^\7r,m.fi\^^ m. ^^^Z'^^ n. — 
 
 compreli. or indcl'. ^l^RJri vi. n. \^X^\7A m. 
 
 An article of m. f^r^fH m. %q- n. ^""rsj m. ^RT «i. 
 To JlERCiiANmsE. Sec To Trade. 
 Merchant, n. v. Trader. 35^, ^Trft, sqiqrO, ?it^RR, JT- 
 
 ^1^1, ?1T^^R, sifai^g. Some respectful conipcllatiou.s 
 
 for a mcrehant arc, ^1? or ^15, ^T^^t. 
 Merchant-man, «. trading vessel. fvi^?it TFI^tt «.-?rTt »i.- 
 
 &c. 3IR^?r «. iT^fr/. 
 SrERCHANTABLE, a. fit to he lougltt or sold. f^f-TriT, ^Tra, 
 
 ^'irqr^r-&c. iir^q-, ^. 
 
 Merciful, a. compassionate, disposed to forqivc. 5^-7;, T^- 
 
 jj pop. zj^vr.., ^.^^\^\^ pop. ^qr^f^, ^qr^rn, ^^ht, ?i^q-, 
 ^q'lf f 5, ^TT^f?, ?TfTri!fT?5, ^^^rnng pop. ■'f^^\^^, 
 
 2 not cruel; tender, Sfc. \. Pitiful. ?jqT55, ?;qT? /Jo;;. 
 Mercifully, at/y. v. A. sqJT, ?;"qi^, &c. S^TT^^H, •i-'-tl '^ ' j I^, 
 
 ^'^rj^-sTT, ^qr^'^xrr, ^rq^^, &c. 
 IMeecifulkess, «. Y. A. 1. jqr/. difi'/qoTr w. ^j^T^qTirr »«. 
 &c. ^qr?ft?!:?iT/. ^^TT^^/. ^'Ti^f^/ ^^i^f?/- ?i^=!rFTr/. 
 
 2 ?;Tr/ j^r/. ^^qifqurr m. ^^raq-uiT m. &c. w^-[\f[-^,n-f. 
 ^rqyjnr/. ^^qrjf^/. argw/. ^'m'/. 
 Merciless, a. pitiless^ crud. f^i^, ^r^?r, 5.^?p^, 
 
 Mercurial, « consisting of menziry. qT-'JT^T, TR^H^, 
 2 volatile, \. Ckanueable. =5?^^, xf^?; or S, =qq^r, ^- 
 f&I^J^, fRFTsr-^Fft^T, FiTFIsi^ffr. 
 
 Mercury, n. — the planet, sitr m. ^\^ m. 
 
 2 quiclcsilver. q-RT »i. TT^ to. TH^^ m. r^ m. 
 Cals or oxid of m. >TR^'T?tt n. ?'?tjt?JT n. 
 Sulphuret of m. ^,'^p'^\ pop. ^MiT/. 
 
 White sublimate or submuriato of in- X^^^At. poi), 
 TH^-Tl m. 
 
 3 missengcr. f^Vi^L 
 
 A in. a good hand at ivalUng. qpTT^T TR^ «i. 
 Mercy, «. disposition to forgive o/TejJrcSjV. Mercifulnesj.I. 
 5^/. ^qr^WT »«. 5qT?fTr!:?TT /. ?^ jrf? /. SSHT^f?./'. 
 
 2 compassion, tenderness, v. Pity, e^r /. ^TT /. ^'iW-- 
 
 "Twr w. ^^utt/. 3T5*qr / ^^^f- 
 
 Pountaiu of ni., Ocean of m., kc. Z^^'^fmX^ ^^Rlf^^ 
 
 q^rnVcT, ^qrf^f^, ^^uirernc, ^?:inr^?, i*;:c. 
 
 Yct-.-^el of m. ^.^V{]^ n. ^qm^ n. z^^^\^^ «. ^^r 
 'H]^^ n. aR^T^. 
 
 To be at the m. of, he in the power of, t. Clutches^ 
 
 ^?lfrr-^q^irf-ic. ?rfq5^, KfTm^T <H^ y. p/o. 
 To shew m. sqr/.->.tc. ^of. 
 
 3 pardon, pianloning. ^ f. ?^JTr/. JTTTft/. 1?/. 
 Mercy! Mercy! ^TTff ^T^. 
 
 Mercy-seat, n. ^«Tr?RT n. 
 
 Meke, «. rtis or that Qnly:inire. \^^ or 7..^ jifrr or j^^r cJ'
 
 MET? 
 
 530 
 
 MES 
 
 PlJHT, 55 pop. ^^. 
 ^Ieue, n. Seo Lake. 
 Mekelv, adv. V. A. onh/, solehf, purrhj. i\-c. %«fc^ or 55, <P- 
 
 ^, m^, gj, «^+.<^Id, f'lWrlH, ritl*, f^r?H^, fH+<jl^ or 
 
 51. for notliinc;. smT, T^T^, 3^1t^, 7n^, (^T^. 
 ^lEEETltlClOi:s, rt. ^)r)/(j;nj/i/7. 4-c. /o prostilules. ^?ri%'jft- 
 =qT, qpT^jfr^, IKi'Ht^, ^aqro^yrt. 
 
 2 alluring ly false show. ^rf^PT ^iI'Ht, <PH^ ^r'^RT, 
 *M'fl^'4I WK^MI', ^<rfttrft=cJTT ^TT^I^T, ^^j^, 55ff=^, f^- 
 
 To Meboe, r. a. V. To TitjrEusE. ^^f^uf, jt% ^^. 
 
 7b Mebge, f. n. Ic sunJc or swallowed up. iT%-T5^-&c. ^"S, 
 
 31ehidi.\n, »». «oo». ^>^-^\^m. ^K^\^^,\^, m. sjfqTTft «i. pi. 
 
 2 — in geography and astronomy. JTWfrs^qjy. 'ett'-^ItIT- 
 
 frT n. ?TP%?lTKqT /. ?3TTEq- »«. [ fr ?«. 
 
 Distance ( E. or W. ) from the first m. ^frf^ n. \^- 
 
 Distance between meridians. ^q^Tftfq' m. 
 
 3 fig. highest point or degree. HT m. HT^ n. qsT or ^- 
 ^ m. ^J3E^ m. WrVT^ f. 
 
 Meridian, a. relating ^'c. to the meridian line. H«JI^<^-^1, 
 <4i*-4'iTi<<^^l, &c. T^qr^tTrera'^, 'TT^rTiTffT?l'5?''ft, ^- 
 
 2 relating, ^c. to noon. Ht'4|^4,|?.MT, ^t^^M^i'd, T^TT^- 
 Mekidional. See Meridian, Southern. 
 Meeit, n. desert, worth. Jpr m. 4l'*<dl/. rJTT^ /. 
 
 Acknowledging or appreciating m. nu|i)^ui n. 
 2 merits ; character with respect to good or ill. noiriT- 
 trr m. pi. JjUKjiT to. ^jZ. tt^ m. ^Z. 
 
 Test or investigation of m. JlUKlBm^fTor n. 
 3 — in the Hindu religions system ; the desert acquired 
 through works. ^ n. JTJnt/ g^fT n. ^ im^m'A\ f. «T- 
 q n. rpr «. tpT »i. 
 
 Acquisition of m. qU'M'H'm^^ n. ^r^^^TT^ «. 
 
 Acquired by m. "T^rf^, ■p i ^f^r^r t . 
 
 Fruit or reward of ni. qo^Ti?? n. 
 
 M. acquired in some former birth, i^ef^u^^ «. 
 
 Mightiness or prevalence of m. yi ^i n rim m. Some 
 terms, appellatives, &c. for a person of great merit 
 are, 'T'lirMq', 'T'^^T^-TR, 'I'JTWIT, qinnfsig, SpfTf^'^T, 
 qT^TT^, qu^lrHI, qU'M'lRT, qo^HlVI. 
 
 •1 the drsnrt oj irorks tchethcr as good or eoil. #f^«. 3T- 
 "Ttf n. M^hm 3^ m. 
 To JIebit, 1). a. deserve. wq-?5T?T^- qm-^r^ ( in comp. )3T- 
 ^v\g. ofo. 1'nTT^-%rq^^..7ijyyJj.^tP_ fif2JfiJt-?nT?^-&c. 
 
 MeEITOKIOUS, a. V. N. 1. qjA^ :^/r:j^ prj^=P^ qF^TT^, J- 
 
 ■^1 luft, noT^n^/Jop. ri7nr=T, nomq^r, 3t| ( in comp. ) 
 
 "fT^? ( in comp. )_ 
 
 -' V. N. 3. q<KT^/o;j. q'nnm,qi^q^,<jtnT^T^, ^x^^- 
 
 ^, T^CT, q':^ ( in comp. ), >^:q:^, g^, ^^ ^. 
 
 M£E1I0BI0D3KE89, n. T. A. 1. n^p^/, ?JTq^/. ^rfdR^y; 
 
 11 2 (jni JIeeit. qiq-^rq^THT/. qqq^q^/ q'^^n1?5FIT/. 
 
 Meemaid, 71. ^SirniTH m. n. v^r^Wf.'^'i f. 1 
 ; Mferily, ado. v. A. J^qT^^^lT^fT^, ??qT?5tg?TT?frar^i, ^r- 
 
 MEiiRisiAKic, M. meeting for mirth. ??qT^'J3nT?ft=Eft-Tf?lI?ft=Eft 
 -&c. ^5^/.-&c. iffyfoE »». W,Bn m. T^^T^ m. ^rm\ m. 3- 
 
 Meeeiment, JIeebimaking, n.mirth, festivity, merry pranhs, 
 
 frolic, laughing, S{c. '?qT?^t^?TFft/. ^^\^f. Z^mv^ 
 
 f.'^\^ n.^W\^s(V^f.TTnJ.n m. ^WAIaAT^ m. ^k-^i'I m. 
 
 ^^^1f. T^^ n. mTTT/. pi. ^jT. n. tn m. rITTTm m. 
 
 TR^WT^Tr m. STH^r m. S^HT^ »«. 3^«T=f >». 
 
 Tumultuous or boisterous m. I'qirlt/. f?R^/. fSR'^ 
 
 /. qrr^TR w. gKT5St/. ^Hig^/. -fTf^ m. ^TTf^ ?«./. 
 
 qiTl/. grr^TT m. ^^^ n. i^^i^^ or ^^^\ m. ^'4^^: 
 
 or WMxz m. 
 Meekiness, n. v. A. 1. ^\kHi\^m f. fr^1%/. 3"f5r?T^f¥r/ 
 
 :Jl?TfH?TT/. ^T^^f. [Ac. 
 
 2 g^iirmqcrrr ?n. |^>q-irT m. ^P■^^■^ m. &c. ^r^f^m/. 
 
 MerEY, a. c.fhilarafcd to laughter, gay, happy, Joyful, '^ym- 
 5^, ^TTTR^T- or JTJqr, fPRTif^-, ^TWfHRRT, W^^J^, 
 
 ?5t, f^T^, g^f^, I'Sf^^T, ?rH5, ^TT^t^fp, 3TT^?^^j 
 
 To get m. T^^t?f %>jf. 
 
 To make m. »^?nr5tgmpft'/.-&e. ^p^'Jf. 
 2 — of disposition; /on((^ of fun and frolic, given to laughter 
 and merriment, g^ijfi^^, Jilvriiioti, J?!^ or ^TrjlTT, f fl'- 
 
 jfTH^, nTfTT, ^^-qr, =^^^^\, f R^fg, f^Rt^^. 
 
 3 causing laughter or mirth. fsT^Tl^r, ftiHl'il'^T, ^R^Pl- 
 
 Hi^rqr, ^q^^^, fTPfrfqr^^, ^k^+k+, f^Ri^^?!^. 
 
 jM. stories & jests. "qf^qT/. pi. 
 
 4 lively, animated, — a festivity, &c. <^«i<*mI'^I, <tOT^of)7T 
 
 Meest-andeew, n. v. Burroos. ^ft^m, *rtl,%qPT#,TraT^, 
 Note.Tlie two last words signify castes who are tumblers 
 and Merry Andrews. 
 
 MEEET-MEETrNG, «. meeting for mirtJi. Mlcfl^^?ft^-g?Tr- 
 
 Meesion. See Immeesion. 
 
 Mesaeaic. See Mesenteric. 
 
 Meseems, v. imp. JT?IT STTR, Hc^ ^THT^. 
 
 Mesenteeic, o. v. N. STf?r5-m=sqT fq5(I#qT, ar^^ft^^vft-, 
 
 Mesenteet, «. memlrane of the intestines. 3?frIS5TH1' fq^ftcft 
 /. 3T=5iq3(ft/. <frMN<UM^/. 
 
 Enlargement of the m_ jft^ ot. 
 Mesh, re. interstice of a net. ^\<£\M Ht^ n. vlJofHt f<^^ 
 
 /.-&c. ^;TT?rtrn: n. ^sTTt^tsr w. 
 Mesht, o. reliculated, ^lofl^H,, R<J4+1'^K,
 
 TifET 
 
 531 
 
 T\rET 
 
 Mkslin, n. mixed corn or grain. (ai-4Ml fT^T^;/. fJT?Toft% 
 -<T?^ «. ^?r5/. 51^5/. ^S/. ^S^!:!:^ «. ?W^^ «i. fH- 
 !iTT5r «. %r5i-Tr5^ 11. 
 
 MksNK, a. — in Law. JT'-'q^frf, JT^^qf^iT^T. 
 
 Mess, «. dish of food. z\^ m. ST'T »». <TT^ «• "TT^"- 'a=>r «. 
 
 I\[. prepared for a number of persons iu common. 
 
 2 number of persons eatinf/ together and sharing the 
 expense. ^^ or fH^fT/. »Tsf /. ^^'fT^^T'TTf^/. ^i^^"tf^ 
 
 3 ^zfA-^e, ;?Zi^/i<, <rm, ^c. — of persons, affairs, tilings. 
 
 ^i^ pop. |»f<=r/. i^^tt/- Tf^r ^o;?. i<t/. '?ri%'ft/. "p^tj- ' 
 
 f3T?ft/. ^^ »J. J9Z. ^^^T^ «f. pi. ^^-m^-lf. f T^T?5 WJ. ' 
 
 ;;/. ^ )«. ^'Z. ci^qj^r or ^T^r w. ^^T^/. ^^is^f /. =^^^^^ 
 f. s^^f. sr^fij^/. q^tjr^/. TTsr?/. ^t^tt^t »». 5i%ft/. 
 
 J^TiT/. 'T^TOT/. ^%?ret/. ^f=5^S3T/. TTI^rst/. ^TSTf or ^ 
 f. ToEf rrr or 5T m. ^'■H\^i\'A m. f^qTST »«- f^fTrir ?«. pZ. 
 
 4 slop, filth, nastiness, ij-c. — freely. ^il/. sr'T ». ?T=^oi 
 «. %/. ^^/. ^5T OT. %^/. I^r/. n. f^^^f.^^ m. 
 
 5 ( of things lying about ) v. Litteb. ^/. ^r »»• '^TIT 
 >n. T?jf5r/. q-^ToEOT/. 
 
 6 squeezed, picked, S(e. mass. fEfeTf f »i. f«PT^ nt. ^^^^f. 
 
 To Mess, v. a. mash, sqt'.eezc, i\c. make into a mess. mM^^ 
 or JJT^rT'if, ^'"^^^^^ f^k^or fqqi'jf, r+-=) =( iul , f^^^oT, 
 r+^N^oT, f^sRot, JT^ot, iTOf^'Jt, H^r^f^CTT^f^fcTSr m.-kc. 
 ^^K^ g.ofo. 
 
 To Mess, v. n. eat together sharing the e.rpense. f^Bl'^or fJi- 
 ^t^-^re't?r-&c. %6t, ^^M^ 7J.-(T^q^f^ ^T^^ «.-&c. 
 
 3'Iess-mate, w. one who messes at the same talle. ^^fTl^, i^- 
 ^mi^f cT?fT ^I^, f*f€HT ^Rrfr, ^^q^:t^, ^m¥t=^, "T- 
 
 IIessage, ?!. errand, no/ice sent. ff\XV^ m. ^5^T »n. ^5hT »«. 
 ^ttl^ n. 5nT 5?J. ^ «. 
 
 M.-bearing, errand business. S^/. ti.^T, ^K.j^^f. 
 
 To give a m. f^RTT «!. ^rPT^T. 
 Messenger, m. person loho carries a message. f%TI^r, ^TO^, 
 
 Business or office of am. ^[■y<it/. ^T^^f^'t/. ^t^n. 
 Couple or pair of messengers. ^g^TsT'/'. 
 Pay or hire of a m. ^T^^/. ^T^r^r m. 
 To dispatch a m. ^g^^wi.-f^TTrf m.-kc. W>+Oi ^ 
 2 ( of a paper kite ). ^\*ii m. 
 Messiah, n. rr^ft^, ^'tTt^. 
 
 JIessing, n. V. V. A. — act. f^^^n. ^^sjopiTn. f^^q^^UTM.&c. 
 V. V. iV. fHI^'^% or fiT?it% ^«TCTI n. ^q^TvT ^^fdt «. q- 
 
 on^rr^ %gii «. ^^t^ ». ^nr^^ n. a^^p^^iiK ?«. "tf^- 
 
 ISIessuage, a. /iowsc awf^ adjoining land. mA\'§\f 'l^^nft^Tf. 
 Mktacarpal, a. t. N. ^r^r -q^lS^NT, sH^ra^l'Cf, ^RT- 
 
 JlETACAErcS; n. the hand from the urisl to the fingers. ^\- 
 
 ^r ^sr or 'qtsT wi. ^H »i. 
 
 Tumour on the m. ^^T%^ or c|n^xj^5f »». 
 Metachbosism, 71. chronological error of placing an event 
 after its real time. 'qr^T^PTHf^TCTiT «. ^^^fHCTf"!^ ^\^ 
 
 BIetal, n. (iTTKm./. 
 
 Chisel to divide ingots or bars of m. ^tt^-^unm. 
 
 Factitious m. JRiJft^r (or =Eft) qrgw./. ?;f^iTqT5»». 
 
 Puscd m. T^m. 
 
 Fusing- of metals together. 3TT«rff=T". 
 
 Inferior or secondary m. OT'^TTHw. 
 
 M. beaten into a plate or leaf. r\%Zn. f[-i;?; «. ^q^t/. 
 
 Mass of m. ingot or wedge. ^Zf. 
 
 Old m. vessels. ^Jonf. ^rott^"- 
 
 That is made of a mixture of metals. W^<+lT', H^T. — 
 A vessel made of mixed metals. T'lrOt. 
 
 The metals,— collect.KiT^^JTTrf^. Eight are enumerated. 
 ( ^STJ'^TT^ )• They arc f ^fff, ^cq-, ?fP?, fTrI?J, ^f^, ^, 
 ?ft^^, ?5f^; or, ^0^. ^m, C^, frfsT, fqcToE, ^W, ^F'^TST, 
 
 Waste of metals in fusing. ^oS/, 
 2 (for a road) ?M/. ^-TT^/. ^IT/- 
 Metallic, Metahical, a. lelonginy, ^c. to metals. tTT^J^T, 
 
 2 >««ffc of metal. ^11^57, '^ITH^q-, trig^, tTT^fHlH?!, 
 Metallifeeous, a. producing metals. qT?rcqr^, (iTT^':?^^^. 
 Metalline, o. impregnated tcith metal. qpTtfH^, '^RJT'JI^. 
 
 2 consisting, Sfc. of metal. tTTH^T, 'TTgH'T, (^r^f^Ma. 
 Metallist, n. one skilled in metals. HIH4l«'ft o*" ^T, ^ITg- 
 
 2 worker in metals. qTH% ^W *<uiHi, iTTg^JT^prft. 
 Metallography, «. account ofmtials.--^Tm^n.m^J^^\Tm. 
 Metalxuegist, n. icorker in metals. '=n<J^ =PPT ^<<JIKT, qpr- 
 
 Metallurgy, «. art of separating and working metals, tirg- 
 
 ^frswl^^TT/. iim^Tt^H'i. '=TFT'J-4;g?TTn. 
 To Metamorphose, V. o. cArtM^e ^Ae/orm, 4v. o/. ^TmT«.- 
 
 ff^^■^^[^zS\g. ofo. 
 Metajiorphosed, p. v. V. CTtHT %Sf?5r, &c. ^qfsRJff, &c. 
 
 f^r^^iraR, fii*r)t*r<i, f5R5?r,>?;?T, f>T5R;<T. 
 
 Metamouphosis, 71. V. V. €7m^«. %^t?TTn. TftTTHtfirw. 
 ^^trR«. ^H5m. 5^€'TiR.»«.3TraRfEr-fiR»«. 3TT^FIT^RrfH/. 
 "Tf^T^m. fBT^TTw. ^^f^f. 
 
 M. of man into a (tiger, wolf, horse, dog, &c.). ^Rtrft- 
 
 =Err (srTq'-r5tsnT-^'r5T-^'n'-&c.). 
 
 Metaphor, n. figurative word. CT^Un. ?}7T^r3=?^OT. 3TRRw. 
 
 Metaphoric, Metaphorical, a. v.N. ?5T?^fiT^, WR^lf^^, 
 
 •STRTTFTT, 3^Rrf'?fT, ^^m^. 
 Metaphrase, n. mere verbal translation. ^SJTH irt*^ ^TTOrR 
 
 n. ?T*n«s^ TT'siiJRn. 
 MeiaI'URast, »i. literal translator. 5!T*JI?r ^T«^3^^=T HT^tcR
 
 HfET 
 
 332 
 
 Jric 
 
 vRxmu, T'm?i5^ mTfrR qrrrf. 
 
 ^IetaI'UVsic, ^MKTAi'iivsiCAr,, d. nlafing^ SfC. lomefapliy- 
 
 3IETAP1IYSICS, n. science of the j-rinrqlis and causes of \ 
 things, science ofmiml. 3TT'Sftf?T^/t /• ^HTTf^TTf^TinH". 
 
 ?Ietastasis, n. change of place of a disease, ^rir'tJ^ATfiin. 
 ^Metataksai-, a. v. X. qiTP-^TT ^^T^'TT^, iT'T^fl'5?''cfl'. 
 3IfTATAESl's, n. part of the foot ictwren the ankle and toes. 
 
 Tumour on the m. ^rnr^TTST »i. or | n. 
 Metathesis, n. transposition of the letters or syllalles of a 
 word. 31?ttNt %T<FR m. <i^'\\^m^H m. ^^^t^^ in, cf ot- 
 
 To Mete, v. a. v. To JrEAscEE. ^TFT^n, HT^'if, JTR'Jf. 
 Mete-wasd, Mete-taed, «. H^^FRt/- Tpf^ M. 
 Metempsychosis, n. transmigration. ^i^T^frn; w. ^jtt^jT^t- 
 
 cR; n. 3Tr^T^'fT ?i. 
 SIeteor, n. luminous lodgflyiing or floating ip, the atmos- 
 phere. 3"F^/. <TRT m.f. — considered as a portent. 3^TT- 
 
 JIeteoeic, a. helovging, SjC.to meteors. 3'r^JTO^l'^, 3'?<?iTW'T- 
 2 p-oceeding from a meteor. ^%^r, 3^=^13;^, ^?«FT7T- 
 
 5r, -3r-+.MM. 
 Meteoeologic, Metfjoeological, a. V. N". f^^r^rf^f^^- 
 
 3Ieteorologt, n. science of the atmosphere and its phenomena. 
 
 IMeteohous, a. o/'//(e nature of a meteor. ^F^T'^IH^, 
 
 Meteh, n. measurer. JTITWITT, TB^, 
 
 ^Ietheqling, n. iT'^nft ?rT€/. 
 
 ]\Iethixks, v. /»!;). H^r "TR^, T^ TT??^, H?TT 5=^^. 
 
 3lETn.0D, n. regular disposition or arrangement, v. Oebeb. 
 
 2 o;'(fer of doing, process, t. Masxee. ^]^ in. ^.\kf. t[fH 
 
 pop. ft?r/. f ^/- "Tjf?!/. f^fnrr/. 
 Methodical, a. that acts icith method, x. Ordeblt. ^rTT- 
 ^, %?raT?ft or ?^, E5T^-.!IFT, fH^JTFTT or ^JTr^TT, T^^^ 
 or %Tft, f?T^TK^fr^, y.Hl^Jprft. 
 2 arranged in method, v. Oedeelt. ^pKT^r, ^HHI, %rrr- 
 
 ^mrg^, TyM+*i, ^T'tn^fnT. 
 
 M. procedure or business. Mftjit^ ^TH n. 
 3rETnoncALLY, adv. v. A. 2. ^PHH", ar^^HR, ijrtT^, &c. 
 
 <T'-iIT^lTR, ?T'<r^, q-<TT5T-H, T'lTT^JT, ^piT^T :. 
 3lETnoDiCALSESS, «. V. A. 1. «T5rfT'<T==WTT m. Eq-5ff'<Ty. 
 
 f^T'T^^fRHT/. -+»HM-+,iRrir/. 
 
 2 ^.^ m. iiFTcfTrT »i. s^q^-Afr/. iq^fr'^^iJTT m. cT^fs^rt/. 
 
 Methodism, n. strictness in religious olsenances. f?fqHf?f» 
 W pop. ^Tfr^/. JfjiSTOtT m. fq'TJT^fri^fTT/. f^TIKRlf^/. 
 
 Methodist, n. one strict in religious olsercances. f^^jft oj' 
 
 ^"^5 f^^mfT^ or ^TTf^^, JiHf^g^T, P\^^^'!P!, ^.m. 
 
 JIetuodistical, a. relating to methodism or onethodints. ^- 
 
 To 3rETiioDizi;, V. a. Iring into method or order. oqcjT^TT/. 
 .sq^T'JlJ'T^ n.-&c. :p?TJl g. of o. ^PH m.-'ir^=;^ m.-&c.. sif - 
 tHjf-rqaf-Fjriiat g. of o. 5^ft'4rT-&c. ep^af, ^f^Rot, ^T- 
 
 iMExnouGiiT, r. imp. ir^ «rR^, JT^r Hre^, t^ f5?f^, ic. 
 
 JlETONTillCAI-, «. Y. X. Sr^^f^m^T, 'fl^^?TOT^T, 'fl^- 
 3lET0NYiIICAI.LT, adv. T. N. 3T^^f^lif^, aTj^^RfTM^^^, 
 
 MetOxtmt, n. ««e ofowe icordfor another. — iu rhetoric. 
 
 ^^r^V4J(\f. 3^;?Tf?5?^T/. 
 
 Jl JIetEE, n. measure, verse, v. Meastjre. #5 n. ^ «. <T- 
 
 ?I n. 5r^ OT. Some varieties of metrical composition are, 
 
 ST'Tn, 3^T^f , STRcft, 3^T5fr, T*T, f^^, ST^ilT, ^fTToTr, H^^lft, 
 
 Harmonic pause in m. ^frf/. 
 YiolatLon of the laws of in. g^T'T'T '". 
 Metrical, a. v. N. ufR^, ^Crf^Pd'S, sfrc^, TTJCT, qTTT- 
 
 JIeteopolis, n. capital cify.MJi-m^Tn. ^n^tn^t/ n^JT^f^/, 
 Meteoiolitan, a. v. N. ?T^Vr'^=^T, TPT'cTrMt^Tiftft. 
 
 JlETEOrOLITAX, n .fq^iqfq-T^r HJiq- f^\^^ _ 
 
 Mettle, n. pluck, S;c. t. Spirit. \J\f, ^^%f. TTOt «. ^f. 
 
 W.lm.f. 
 
 To try the m. of. qrift 7?. ^njT'Jf g. of o. ^m.■^^f.. 
 
 &c. "TT^'^ g. of 0. 
 Mettlesome, jMettled, a. \. Spirited. ?:n2[n", T'TR;, T^^TT, 
 
 Tift=5TT, Tmt^, ^i?T, ^q?, ?i'^T5E, ?n-q?:, FITTS, ^J?f, ^- 
 
 Mettlesomeness, «. V. A. ^Jte^irr wj. ^'tTtTn m. OT/. ^- 
 
 Meum et tuum. This is expressed by STF^q'^ ('iTFTand y{^r^ 
 oivn and other ). Accordingly " regard to meum et 
 tuum'' and similar phrases will be, aTN^T^I^/. 3TP7- 
 m^J^m. 3Tn"TT^f^/.-ir5r m.'F.i^^ n.-f^^K m7--Hf^ M.-qfrt 
 /.-JJtT^ n.-&c. J^TTH^ vi. ?qq^*rr? >«. &c. H^f%/. '-T?- 
 if?/ |^Hr=T »». fH^HT? m. 
 Mew, n. place of confinement. ^i'i\ f. ^r5=lT?t/- 
 To JIew, «. a. shut tip. Jpfi'jf , ^FTf^ ^^i^T, ^fsffT ^JTcT'^f, 
 To JIew, r. n. — the cat. ^\^ or J^qf n. ^fj^fff. 
 Mew, Mewikg, n. v. V. N. ^^t^ n. "^"r n. 
 
 The purring m. of a cat. ^T'^i^r n. 
 To JIewl, r. «. erg as a little child, "iz »i.-%$ «.-5qT^t ff(7y. 
 
 Miasm, Miasma, n. noxious effluvia, ^^m/- ?T5^T'^/. 
 i ''^^3^5^ "jfH^^ m. ^Tq^^^ "jf^^l^ '»• "jf^'H'^ in. 
 J JIiCA, ?j, ^ST'if^ m, n.
 
 MID 533^ 
 
 Dark colored m. WA^I 3^fl<F. 
 
 Grey m. ^j^TJ 3T>J^. 
 Microcosm, n. little world. ^?-"H^iT^». 
 
 Man is a in. ft-fr ?r Jf^llf. 
 MicEOMETER, H. iusiruvienl to measure small spaces. 3T??f- 
 rKHN^q'^r n. 
 
 MicKoscopE, n. qjT'-trm ^v^ f^H^mK f»TT «. ^?^H?n^ 
 
 MlCK0scoi'ic,i\IicKOscopi0Ai., a. hehnviimj ij'c. lo a micross- 
 
 2 <Art< crtM ie «fe« only lij a m. ^?K^5T^ ^^STpi'TT ^Tlf- 
 
 !MlD, a. V. BIlDDLK. JTtq-, JT«TfT"4?T, TT'-^^'?ff. 
 
 JIid-age, ?j. nq-^j iTT". 'Ty?^! S'K'" /. ^t^-^^^ll. arr^H'-'^m.H. 
 
 MlD-COCESE, a. JTT^r4 »• HT^H^'q' «i. «. 
 
 3IrD-DAT, }i. v. Noo.v. jqR/- '^'^TT^ 711. ■^^JTt-q- «j. ,j^ 
 
 The m.-meal. it'-'^^=^ «■ T'^'^T^^T^rr^ «. 
 
 To become or be in. ?fT^?ft /• TT^f^Tc^t ir^-vr?T^. 
 5riD-HEATEX, n. ^^|^ m. n. 
 MiE-LEG, n. ^st^nTT^q" m. n. 
 Mid-host. See Middlemost. 
 MiD->-iGHT, n. rftiTHTm or T}^f. 3R7^T tT^/ T'^'^TTT^/. 
 
 MiD-STEEASI, «. lar^r^ T«T 5«. Sf^fT^Tp-"^ m. 11. 
 
 MiD-susiMEit, 11. 3^^TcF.qT^r T«T »«. ^3^r2;r »«. ttt^- 
 MiD-TwiLiGHT, n. ?if$f^r H'^'T »i. n. w.rvi^^f. 
 
 Mid-wax, n. 3Tqr ^TT^ /• f^^TWT m. JTrnTfcf m. n. JTWrvJ «. 
 ]\IlD-WAT, adv. 3T[tfqR5n:, f^H?:??!TTSR, 5R'4=?. 
 
 MiD-wixTEE, n. T^^'swa^] ^>--^ m. v^r f^^rr^rm. ^TTfl^nw^n. 
 
 Mid-wood, n. =fiT";'T«T »«. «. 
 
 Middle, n. central part. tt«T in. n. JT^TrlT ^I^^T ?«. JTPf ?«. 
 
 From the m. T'^T^. 
 In the m. JTt-^, H'-fr, K«m:. 
 
 In the yeiy m. JT'^TTtr, JTs^^:^ tt^^. [v-T^H«r^_ 
 
 Of the places or parts about tliom. 'fl"4^^ HtlM, 3T- 
 
 JflDDLE, cr. r/or lelonyhg, S{c. to the middle. Hq"=^T, W-^^!^, 
 
 JTSTt?5, IT«T, 5T«PT, H'-TTHiT, KRpT^f, ilf^'4, Hf^rftiTK, 
 
 The m. one — used of brothers and sisters. Hq^, 
 
 liliDDLE-AGED, o. JT«T5nTr^T, ^Pi^^^^u^^\ ., pr^m^rft', H«?5r- 
 
 ]MlDDLE-E4ETn, 11. \. WORLD. JTs:^;?!^ m. IT«T^JT5T ?l. 
 
 Middle-man, n. v. Mediator. K«ir<T. 
 
 Middlemost, a. middle. TTiirrrci^T, Hi-^^, T^^, K*^"^'*!. 
 
 Middle-sized, a. ^'i^^ 3TT^FTTr^T, Ke^it STT^Ffr^T, H«TJTT- 
 
 Middling, a. oj middle rani; state, or qualities. JTt^qifsrFft- 
 ^, ?TO5ie-, ^rf^T, JT^4^, 3T'-.T^5 HtT?^I, 'JT'^^5, ^'-^^tS- 
 
 MIL ' 
 
 HtJ^I, JTH?^, sRTSfrt^, iR^Rl'T, siIT^mT. 
 
 MiDDLisoLV, adv. V. A. ?fr':Tr5:oT, ^mi'q', JTtq-iT^rf^in dcd. 
 &C. KPTI^q^f:, ^TT'^IT'^fT:. 
 
 Midge, n. gnat, eije-jly. %ii'( n. f%5?^ «. '^'^. or S n. •^TT^ 
 or ^mz n. fET^^ 71. 
 
 Midland, a. \. Inland. 3ThT5^1F<T, ^^-^\vf^'<n. 
 
 Midriff, n. ^tZT^ ^^^A q35r m. f^^K\'^.^^-^'^T. f. 
 
 Midst, «. v. Middle. ^K^ m. 
 From the m. W'^H. 
 
 lu the m. TT«f, T'^t. — -\s involving the sense of sur- 
 rounded by, overwhelmed by, involved in, in the thick- 
 est part, in the depth, &c. n^ 3TRT?Tf, 'iS''/i-^SIri?5r-'tc. 
 3T^rTt, 'HK or \^ with the locative case of the noun. 
 
 Midwife, n. woman that assists at parturition. ^'^'JJ orf^^- 
 or/. Sir/. ^T^T^^'JTTft/. ST«?T^Tf?:oft/. 
 Mau-m. v. Accoucheur. ^'f^^W■K\'AZ^ , 
 
 MiDwiFF.ET, 11. gg^'^T^iT n. g^nnoiT m. ^TSTJTT m. q'H^PP''- 
 
 ir 11. gf?r^ror «. i»t^R^ f^?ir/. 
 
 Mien, n. air, look, external appearance, SjC. 3TnPTT m. il^ 
 
 JIiGHT, »?. v. Force, STEF.NCTn. ^^, pop. sjoi n. ^fn: ot. :^r- 
 "With ni. .and main, v. Effoet. vftq- FII^^-nre^-^T^, 
 
 ^ff, 3TH'4 =P57r, ^^m, ?tr?ir ^T^mtHi". 
 
 To Avork with m. and main. 3TH'4 m. TT^ Hiioj, 
 
 MiGHTiLr, adi>. V. A. 1. ^m^-, »t%^^7r, q?i^5itrrr, qn^T^q- 
 ^^. 
 
 3 greatly, in a great degree. "PTT^, 3Tf?r3[ra", qTi*l«-Hl dccl. 
 
 sTz^?, sTfTRTrr or aTrTRrer, ar^'tr, ar^rsiT ^f^=T. 
 Mightiness, m.v.A.1. q^T^T m. ^RT ot. ^nit^cTT/. srq^fny. 
 
 2 •■cfR^ft/. STfTFT »». STrnqsTrf^??!/. 
 MiGHTT, a. strong, v. Powerful. q^T^TPT/'o/). cjcicjR c?- q- 
 
 a^TH, 3?5Eq;^, ^R^, sffeg, sji^JR'-'l, ttt^h'T. 
 
 2 ^cco^, august, ^c. HRT, 'tTR, '^R^'T^T, H-IIhI, HcTTq^^T, 
 
 3 t'lTs/", //(/yp, enormous, excessive. prodigious^^'c. — freely. 
 vJT^R, ^^RT, ^5R5.^, siol^?:, >TRt, S^'lfTZ, 'J^^■4\'^\, ^.^- 
 TRT, ^s?j?5, ^ift?:, ^nrr?^, irs, =qi, 3?^!:. 
 
 4 important, momentous. jflST, TRt, <n=R7R, TR^^T^, 
 Mighty, adv. very, t. Excessively. <ftfcr, "{tr^, q?:!^^^!!. 
 
 To Migrate, v. n. remove for residence jrom one country, 
 Sj-c. to another. ^^Ttrt?n.-F4mt?R n.-kc. qfRut, ^?TtFf?r ^r- 
 6t, %?T in.-i^T^ ?«.-&e. qiH^ot, smTT??^ 7«.-'<TRqrrI^ !«.- 
 
 &c. w.m. 
 
 Migration, n. v. A'.%?TTFfT ^T^ w. &c. '^?T'TT?I^: m. ST'TTR^ 
 
 MiGRATOET, c. V. V. \^\r\X ^ROIRT, SMTTt^^ +.<UIKr. 
 Milch, a. that gives imlk. |H^ or |q?rT, ^'^TT^T, 5R^. 
 M. animals— comprch. J^H^i n.
 
 MIL 
 
 B34 
 
 MIL 
 
 A m. auinial that yields her milk to the hand. ^|ri+- 
 f^; — that yields it on having lier calf preHented, ^T^- 
 i'h(\^\- — that yields it on the presentation of food. 'TT- 
 
 To become m. again, — a female beast. ^^^, 
 ^Iltlf.a.genfle, lender, soft, not Jiarsli or severe, — of persons. 
 ifTl, ^m^ or oT, 1T3J, ^FT, ^W^tT, W^^, ^F^TP- 
 
 T^, ^, 5Tt?T, ^rs, v^i ^w, argxr, ^rmn'^nff, ^rifm- 
 
 'ft, 'Ik^'PTH', ^^1 ^'TT^. tiome terms for a mild person 
 are, imT,^??^ TR, TT^, nFT^TTq-,'TTTnTW?^f f^Tfra. 
 2 lenient, gentle, soft, i\c. — of ineasures, government, 
 Ac. TT^, JfTiT, ^, ^''^i ^P^ff"^, ^VmMUINI, ?^^, 
 
 M. treatment. ?T^?ft 3H--IK ?«. 
 ^gentle, slight, soft, not violent, SjC. — of qualities. ^rT- 
 ■ -Pi or S, ^"r^'ZT, ■^, JTcrrSJ, ^"t»^, ?i?f or ^-4, ^Tff^^, H7, 
 
 M. cold. n?5rat *T5lr/. 
 M. heat. ^RSHKr/. 
 T.IiLDEw, M. V. BiiGUT. H^f «. inpTlT »>. rfT^ or ?TW »». 
 fHT5 w- ilT5 »«. — To be aft'ected by it. f*lT30T or %TI"'t. 
 2 — as on cloth or paper, f^^ff/. 
 To be mildewed. ^T^, ^^^T^oj. 
 MiLDLT, adv. V. A. 1. 2. +mcii|ori#, TCt^H, i'F'ffR, ^|- 
 
 ?5rf?r, ^PTRrJ^r^, &c. ^^fTaftTSfraftt, iMn^^^Fft^. 
 
 2 JT^, ^^^cF^FT, ^. 
 Mildness, «. v. A. 1. ^FiMomun »«. n^qorr w. &c. irff^ft/. 
 ^rFTTf/. +IHrldl/. H^/. ^VqcfT/. &c. ^KPT^^sTot. 
 JTT^JTW. JTTg^w. ^ti?t/. '4^sr?^f?T/. TJinf/. »Tr^^/. 
 
 2 JT^^niT m. ^rHTJTT m.&c H|rn-/^r'^rrT/3T^?fT/.&c. 
 
 Mile, n. ^'Rf or ^^ m. ( varying from 1| to 3 English 
 miles ). HrS in. from the English ia becoming familiar. 
 A weary long m. ^vm\^-^] TT^qT^fT ^PT^I m. 
 
 Milestone, ?i. Hc^=qr ^^5 m. V^Tr>jf n. q?r?T^^ 'TT'STT'T »». 
 
 MiLiAEY, a. accompanied with an eruption like millet seedy — 
 fever. H^^r ? frft^FTgrf;. 
 
 MiLiTAKCY. See AV^aefake. 
 
 Militant, a. engaged in v:arjarc. ^TrfT, ?IJtrtiTT,^5Sf^, ^. 
 qiUM^Tf, 551^, 5^r?T?r, ^tqirfl^, ^qiHT^. 
 
 MiLITAET, o. belonging to soldiers or to the profession of 
 arms. f^TTRt=5fT, fflHI^HlO, f^lMlSplO'll, fifTTTl^qT ^^TT- 
 =5fr, f^TTli in comp. B^I^pfT, rl'JiJ-'MI sffHi^j, '^^\~-H\ ^r- 
 
 M. conduct. ^=5r(:m wJ. ^fT^t^m OT. 
 
 The m. profession. f^iqT^'firtt=qr ^?TT m. T m \ {Tn(\f . 
 fTTTrt^^TT »». f^Mll^luii m. 
 2 folloioing the profession cf arms. f\ mi^.H \ qqfirTr, %- 
 
 A m. man. ftlTT^. 
 JIiLiTAET, n. soldiery, the army. f^<n^^"FF m. pi. f^TTT? m. 
 
 pi. ^\^f. fw^HlcE «. 
 To Militate, v. n. be opposed to. 5rt;HST-3Tr5^r-f5I^5-5fffT=T;- 
 
 ?j-&c. amoir-^^, sfi^FlTin w.-^ ^.-f^^^HF^r wi.-&e. sr- 
 
 ^tjf g. of s. rccip. 
 Militia, n. — as o^iposed to regular soldiery. f^5J?ft/. 
 
 Landed m. ?lrref?r^ f%^^]i in. pi. 
 Milk, n. 2"«T n. ^A n. ^^ n. qi? n. ^^FT n. 
 
 Any m. (given to an infant) as distinguished froui 
 milk of the breast cT?^^''^ M. 
 
 Curdled m. i%^o! or fs^^ M. 
 
 ^I. and water. jqtTTt n. 
 
 M. — as watery. ?5j^:^oEJT<jft &>• «lv3E^5E^aft «. 
 
 M. conglobated or inspissated by boiling. ?q?r ffJ, 
 
 51. half eo.ngulated. 3T7g'^ »!. ifjor n. 
 
 M. coagulated iirmly and uniformly. =^^] m, 
 
 M. spiced and given to infants, ^rfty. 
 
 M. warm from the udder. tlRprar ». 
 
 IM.-diet. 5^tirfR pop. ^'<^Kin. — That is on milk diet, 
 
 |TKrT^Rt pop. jqrf ifr, i^^f\. 
 
 Pure ( i. e. unmixed and unheated ) m. f^R^'^T «, 
 f^^ft or mrt ^ST 11. 
 
 Smell of burned m. ^rroCn^Tor/. 
 
 Sop steeped in m. for an infant. f^R^fofr/. 
 
 Sudden spurting forth of m. (from the breast Ot 
 udder) ^t^f. v. ^Z. 
 
 Thickety m. sfT^^/. 
 
 That yields m. plentifully. ^tfT^, |qT3, sf^^. 
 
 That yields m. scantily. 3T?<T|^, f^l'^, qT5rM(that 
 gives 5 of a sher ), arqliTCt ( I a sher), q'«jij|-4l, IT^off, 
 
 ^if^^, ^Wt. [trm n. 
 
 Vessel for heating m. §^1^ or ^tpfjff/. g'^T'Jrt/. ^- 
 
 To be in m. ^'H^. 
 
 To cease to be in m. to dry. 3T?:iJt, ^'I"^, ^?T^. 
 
 To improve in the quantity of ni. f^RT ^iJT. 
 
 To fall off in the quantity of m. |tfT?f HfiJt. 
 2 w/ZA^ 0?- white sap. ^ n. grtj n. ?fk »«■ "^t^ «. 
 To Milk, v. o. ^q n.-m^f. ^PTS^-fqaof y. 0/ 0. f^rsEor, er^- 
 uf, 5pf, 5J^ «.-&e. :p?;iJf. 
 
 To m. from the four dugs. =^^55 ?q TA^^. 
 Milk-bush, m. euphorbia antiquorum or tirucalli. ^ w. 
 
 qjTST m. fr^IHt or Ht?ft/. 
 
 Hedge or fence of m. ^tTffRT/. 
 A spike of the m. ^Mt/- 
 Milk-fetee, n. |'4r^T ffn>«. |^<^^tR;«?. 
 Milk-liveeed. See Cowakb. 
 Milk-maid, n. s^m^"!/ r^^uif 
 ]\riLK-MAN, «. seZZfr, ^c. of milk, ^q^i^^r, T^af^, >ffT, 
 Milk-pail, n. ^X^f- ^ViM Ht^ «. Jt^^TTTSf «. 
 Milk-pan, n. z^n^ Tfl ».
 
 ^IIL ^535 
 
 Milk-pottage, «. ^^\ m ^^^-m^rf. 
 
 MiLK-sor, n. feeble minded person, \. Weak. ?^t/. 1'=^- 
 
 c5T m. ^^ m. ^S^rrjRT, m■^J, ^\m^ n. ^p^qiTTf^T. 
 Milk-tooth. I^T-^ s^f^T m. 
 MiLK-wniTE, a. V. White. 'Jj^TJ ?I%^, TT^T ffS, 'Tt<iHli, 
 
 IMlLK-wOMAK, n. J'-^-TT^/. TqrofroT/. [ ifr^. 
 
 iMiLKABLE, a. V. V. fMoi H M ri?Tr-?iT?:^r-&c. |^, ^"r^'ft'T, 
 
 Milked, ^J. t. V. fq^o!^?^:, &c. 5tff?r. 
 
 MlLKEU, «. V. V. 3V sprsoTRT, ^K ^RTiIRT-f^ecOTRT, &C. ^- 
 
 ^H+TH'r, &e. fF«TT. 
 MiLKiXEss, «. V. A. 2. ^tTm^JT M. ^J^qH m. 
 MiLKiNO, n. V. V. — art. qR<p[5ot »i. fq^oT n. &c. PfcltTr^/. 
 
 fqojuft/. ?rpr n. et^ m. 
 
 Price pf m. |^T3TR5E/. [ f^'H?T. 
 
 JflLKT, o. made of milk. IM'I^, I'-TP^T %%P-T, l^'^Tq', |J'4- 
 
 2 resembling milk. |q-RrR^, |ifeTH^^T, ycT^TH,^''^''^^?. 
 
 3 yielding milk. f':Tr^T, ^MTS, §^'-^5. 
 MlLKT-WAY, M. yaZ(!.ry. giT^^mT/. aTT^T^T^ft/. 5^^^/. 
 
 gT^^t/. '^'Tqr/. ^^f. Mi\[^.^ f. f^^i^f. ^"^^f. 
 
 JIiLL, n. engine for grinding. <i_otui|N ^^ n. qq^Oiq^f ?{. 
 
 2 liand-mill. ^^ w. (/;»i. ^iTfH^/. =^^f. 
 Larg'e liand in. ^TZ m. ^r^f. 
 Nether stone of a ra. rTK^S »«. 
 
 Eing that binds the handle of a hand-m. f^'^/.HT<'ff/. 
 To reset or rechisel ( a mill ) t[W'^. 
 
 3 ( for oil ). qMr m. 
 Beam of m. to which the beast is yoked. 3T5T"Jir m, 
 
 4 ( for Bug^ar cane ). ^^ m. T,''\\^ m. 
 
 5 See Watermill, Windmill. 
 !J[o Mill, v. a. v. To Geixd. ^ssoj, fww. 
 
 2 ( coins ). UTT^, fiiljgr »i.-5OT M.-^JTcfT W.-&C. JTR^Jf-^- 
 
 5^, ^^Sj or il^?TaT_ 
 Mill-hoese, m. qriTRT^^f^ ot. ( lit. ox ). 
 Mill-stone, n. rTSft/. qs or q^ n. ?5E «. 
 Mill-tooth, «. grinder. ^ f. 
 MiLLENARiAN, MiLLENAET, a. consisting of a thousand. ?T|- 
 
 iM'iLLEB, M. T. V. 1. ^DTT':r, frffiTrH'. 
 
 Millesimal, a. thousandth. ?T^?^t^l?JT'^, ^|Wt^T^, ^^\- 
 
 Millet, n. panicum miliaceiim. ^rt] m. ^T:^ m. ?ff^ m. 
 
 A seed of m. 5p(Tf ni. 
 MiLLiSER, n. maker and seller of women's bonnets^ ^c. f^- 
 
 MlLLlNEET, n. articles made or sold by milliners, f^^\^^z^\ 
 
 [JfiLLioN, M. 5^;^<=T M. 5^T?!;?T »«. ^^ 9!.— Ten in. jpr^, 
 JJJR:, ^, fH^rT.— Hundred ni. 3T^=I.— Thousand m. jt- 
 ^ 3t4^, 3^531, art.— Ten thousand m. ^#.— Hundred 
 thousaud m. f^f^jf, H^NO.— Million of m. hsT'7?T.— 
 Ten millions of m. T^^r-^. 
 
 Millioas upou millious. TJ^qr^^T^, ^PT^^ftT, 
 
 i^riN 
 
 By tens of millions, by crores. ^if?^;. 
 
 One of a m. a man superlatively good. rfK^N r m o m 
 IMiLLIOXAIKE, n. man tvith a million. g |^ | ~i | fv 7n, ?fl?;?TO^. 
 JIilt, n. sjjlecn. qruTVTt/. jft^ »». 
 
 2 ( of lishcs ). JTF^sftq- n. 
 Milteb, n. male fish. ^K^m m. ^^.^■^x^\^ ^\^] m. 
 Mime, Mimee. See Mimic. 
 
 MiMELIC, MiMELICAL. ScC BriMIC. 
 
 BIiMic, Mimical, a. imitative, disposed, Sfc. to copy, ^^p; 
 
 ^uTKTJTr^r, f'li^H+iO, ^sr^"^?wfr. 
 
 2 consisting of imitation, ^^^r, Jf-^-'TT, ^^i?f\.^ 'flH^p-- 
 JIiMic, n. mime, hifl'oon. m^^ ^T^TT, HT*-^r, ^ft^R, ti^- 
 
 2 Y. Imitatoe. h^?5 ^>ni?:r-7fi^<iiRr, hT-sr-^rT-Ac. th- 
 ^"JTRr. 
 
 2b Mimic, I'.a. imitate for sport, t. To JFock. ?T^5l/3cTJ:ot 
 y- o/o. 2T=Tft/.-5^/.-'<TT^/-':Tr^/.-i:TROit/-&c. ^JfR^T- 
 
 ww- wJiq- y. ofo. z7^ir\^^7J^^.^^^r^\f.]pl..&c.^■ 
 
 ^?T^, fsfiiTT n.-&c. W^ y. ofo. 
 MiMicEr, n. V. V. ^^.^f. spfff 3^ur m. Ac. ^ i-^.r'M l / ;oZ. 
 
 Minahet, n. — in architecture. JT^RT m. fiSW. n. 
 MlNATORT, a. threatening. iTH+l^|, STTWt^, &c_ ^TTM^^f- 
 
 ^, ^»Tqi3^, T'TSR^. 
 To IMince, v. a. chop into small pieces. Sfrff^ ■^ \ (\'^> ThR »;. 
 
 ^Z. JtRoty. o/o. Rrrfj'/.i'Z.-'PTt «. 2'^.-f%^/. iRCTfy. o/o. 
 
 g^/.^Z. q-fSW. 
 
 2 diminish in speaking, extenuate in representation. 5^- 
 
 /• ^R^. 
 
 3 ( words, &c. ). clip. ■(=||*H ^^oir, gTt?l%R »». ^IRW. 
 To JflXCE, «. «. WflZZ; affectedly or with nicely. STppof, ^7of 
 
 2 s/^^rt^- affectedly or tvith nicety. =Erm?rHr^fr sjr^oT, fiT- 
 
 MiSCE, w. ^/(My chopped or minced. T%^/. <P1^/. pi. 
 
 To make m. meat olfig. W:^f--f^f.-i,]fis^f.-&c. 
 ^5?r sraof 5'. q/o. 
 MiUE, n. understanding, the intellcetnal power. jt^T Ji.f^rf 
 
 /. f^^ejjf^p/. H^Tff^T/. f%f7mm m. ?rf^siiT'«. q"R:«. 3t?rjj. 
 
 3T»-"'??R n. f?TH «.— viewed as a divinity, motive principle, 
 ov personification generally, HH^^Irli/. Ji^fqrjaff /: j^^. 
 r^55r m. or jocosely JT^T^rrf /. JTHT^qiT >«. J??rtTRTiT m. 
 
 Application of the m. H^riTrn m. 
 
 Arising into the m. 3'qftv.lf^T/. ^pfT pop. V^f. 
 
 Come to a right m. ^■^[^ 'JK[^\ V.^^^'^ 
 
 Ease of m. fsjrRRTTtlRT «. 
 
 E.xercise or working of the m. H^fsqjw; m, 
 
 TacuJty or power of the m. H;fp=m m.
 
 MIX 
 
 53G 
 
 MIN 
 
 In the recesses of the m. TT^T^nriTT^r. 
 
 Of collected auJ tixcd in. (r=?;f^5rfr, ^q^f^i^H. 
 
 Out of one's m. 3T5?I5rf?tmfq?T, aT5q<lft'<Trr^. 
 
 IJeacli of ui. *i'^^'^^<^f^ 
 
 To come to a right ui. ^jt'IT ^of. 
 
 To come into one's m. ^^"jf, ^JT'jf. 
 
 It never entered my ni. ^qr^f n^r ?rs^. 
 
 There is no testimony like that of one's own m. K- 
 
 £ seal of the affections, v. Hkaht. iOT «. airT-.^T'JT n. 
 f^m «. m «. fq^ m. n. |5q «. atfR n. <fl?(^T «. QflVJifT? 
 
 Composing the ( angTj, afflicted, &.c. ) m. K^THI^- 
 
 Concjuest of the m. H^tr^^ ««. [ T^l f«l'#frT /. 
 
 I'rame or working of the m. f^TTf^frT/. H^rf^'TK«». 
 GoTerning and restraining the m. H?fr^ m. H'^iTh- 
 ?T^ m. ' [ m^r /. 
 
 Leaning, bearin{^ or bent of m. »T^r^ sTt^/. H^TI^T'- 
 Pcace or quiet of m. JT^rs^TtfrT /. 
 To give the m. (the alteutiou or aflection) to. iRn. 
 
 To press or lie on one's m. 3TT=R ^Ri'Jf. 
 8 liking, inclination, tvdl, pleasure. JT^ n. ^'^\ f. ^^ft/- 
 Wvift=qT =Pr5 m. <JimT /• HT^l^ in. n. HHR*T m. ^^\^ m. 
 
 ^my^ m. %j=.-^ J. ^m^\ f. arrai^/. gf^ /. RffT /. 
 
 f^R n. ufrtT wi. [ ^1-^ jTJ?P5f^. 
 
 According- to one's m. mi^K^, ^^a^riflT, ^mfT- 
 Change of m. gf^HS m. 
 As the m. may incline. iTHHIH'-i rTH. 
 
 4 thovghts, sentiments. JT?T «. iT^rTiT «. ^^i'l^^' w. JTHT- 
 -*7T=f m. JTfT «. srH??rr^/ 1^ n. ^\i pop. ^ 01- ^^n. 
 |?T n. |5T?T n. 
 
 Of one and the same m. tHTHR, tT^f^rT. 
 
 Opening- the m. q^jq;?? /. 
 
 To break, vent, let out one's m. irgsuff /. ^Trjijf, 
 
 To kno-n- the m. of. srar arr^^dr g. of o. 
 
 To refrain one's m. noJtjft/. ••3X^. 
 
 5 intention, determination, v. Desio". 3T?t w. H^R'<T m. 
 JRRrq Wi. flRI^^T m. \_f^ n. 
 G mcmori/, v. E£ilEMBRA>'CE. 3TT57CT/. *:M<UT m. "^-^TTTm. 
 
 Flashing- across one's in. ^tfTrf /. +it><u| «. 
 
 To be out of m. iTR "Tfot, arra^'T ^t Ti^iif ^. q/". s. 
 
 To call to m. arrj^fjf, aTT^^or /-?JT?;i7r «.-tf?^ii «.- 
 
 &C. ^Ilf. 
 
 To flash across one's m. ^JW. 
 To put in m. '^?,^^f.-&,c. sdf. 
 To recur to m. g=qot, 3TT5=r'jf. [ ^TW. 
 
 To wipe from the m.— knowledge, a friend, &c. qt^- 
 JTo Ilis-D, V. a.Jix the thoughts on, attend to. M^ n.-^^n.- 
 
 -T^Tit, mi5i(-&c. ^---ii^ 
 
 noi^, fsr^Roi, ^JT^ tT^i^, q^, ^>n, tt^tt^ m^., w^ f. 
 
 3 take care of, y. To Look after. qT^iif,^'Tra^,^Rr^cf. 
 
 4 See To Kemi.vd. 
 
 To l^IlND, V. n. incline, he disposed. JT?T ?i.-JT?T''^T^tnt /.-Ac. 
 cJTOot g. ofs. TR^q-rir/.- ^^TITISEr W8.-&C. fiqoT-EI'Zot-cTr- 
 
 2 /(r,l-e /(fci. ?f*ncEot, ^^rqm, HT^q- 3T??'jf. 
 Mind! ?<f5R^. 
 Minded, p. v. V. N. 1. ^^1=5?!, ^^TTSfT, qfrmfir, Ac. !7|tT, 
 
 !T=r"T, K?r^ in comp. as ilJT^JT?T^^. 
 
 I. — in compos. JT^I^STr-, as high minded, n\Z^ T^IV^T. 
 Mindful, a. attentive, heedfid, hearing in mind, ohseriant. 
 
 TT^ffrl S^TirnT-qTOTnT, «TPTfff ssruTRT, ^^pJTKr, HPTtriRr, 
 
 Mindfully, flf/y. v. A. T??r 53:^", s^qr^' ?5T^=T, HT^'4T=T f^f- 
 MiNDFULNESs, M. T. A. tin?! ?J. 3T«T'4r?r «. TR n. aTTS^CTf/. 
 
 qr^TRt or q-i^fnft/. 
 Mindless. See Cakeless, Eeqaedless. 
 Mine, a. iTRtr ( possessive case of rff ), pnr ( poss. case of 
 
 3T?^), T^, fr?r (in comp. as KfT=it, K^^, &c. ). 
 Mine, «. (of ores, fossils, &c.).^m/.^roff/<3f^/. 3TnR7«. 
 
 2 fig. ( of vii'tues, graces, talents, &c. ). See above. 
 
 aho,z\xmm.n.mn. f^f-::^ m. pop. ?ftq/. 3THq^ ( iu 
 
 comp. as, yTR"T5, &.C. ). 
 
 3 — iu the military art. gtl or g^T m. ^[^ n. ^jfq m. 
 To Mine, v. n. dig a mine. ^{\u\f.-&Q. ^Rijf-^fmDT-T^or. 
 
 2 /urm rt lurrow. sfTstM. 5RiJf-qT5aT-^HT50T-3'^^^, ^jft^/. 
 
 &c. qt<JI^. [qn^ ^OTiJf. 
 
 To Mine, i). a. undermine. g^^T oj- gKn m.-^7M.-f^mn.-&.c. 
 Minek, h. ( for ores, &e. ). ^m ^trioTRT, if?r^[T, ?[f?r^^. 
 
 2— military, gf TT or ^t^, gTiq^-qi. 
 
 MiNEEAL, n. fossil lodij. qpT »«. ^^qi'TOT. ^f%^5r^?T!i. arr- 
 
 The m. kingdom, qig^rfff/ qT^^TH/. tTT^T^rf?:/. 
 BriNEEAL, a. p-oduced.^ Sfc. in a mine. m^Tm?A, aTT^O^T, 
 
 arnsft, arr^T^, ^^^, arr^frs;^. 
 
 2 imjn-egnated u-itk minerals. qiH^'^r^, qTgq'^'^, qpT- 
 MiNEEALisT, MiNEEALOOisT, «. o)!c vcrscd in minerals, qi- 
 
 5^1 qrg^Trr, aTT^'tT^sq-qfr?^-^, arr^l-^TSTf^^riT. 
 
 MiNEEALOGT, m. science cf minerals. iTT^Tl^?ir/ qr^qf^fTT- 
 ^ n. trrgsTT^ ««. qi^f^I^sfRJ". aTFPfr^'^sqqftfTT^ n. 
 
 To Mingle, Mingling, &c. See To Mix, Mixtuee. 
 
 Miniature, n. portrait on a small scale. S^TT aTFFITF^ ft- 
 X^f. ?5t5rraRf^7^ n. 
 
 Minikin, a. v. Small. ?!;^^nYTr, ?T^aTPf;RT^r, ^fRaTRq-r- 
 :qT.ilft-^PETj-&c. |?:qrp, ^TRiJIT, 5JTT, f't^jN^^rril or UTT. 
 
 Minikin, n. See Minion. 
 
 MiNiii, n — in music, ^q^qr »». [-^J^s^f^/. 
 
 2 small person or thing, ^^z^^^ n. W-T^A m. -ff^^Ttri /. 
 
 3 V. Deop. '^51 m. t^_ m. 
 
 MiNiiiuM, n. the smallest number or q^uantily in a case.
 
 MIIC 537 
 
 3IlNl5ii-s, n. leing of Ihe smallest size. CflfqrTHRniui+o'MPb !| 
 MiNiox, n. oh 
 
 my 
 
 i favorite. ^qrp,t 3T^nft/. f^^ftcffFT 
 
 Minister, n. See Sektakt. 2 ajcnt, dclrjnte, official, S,-c. 
 ^I»T'I1<', qriT^TT, sf;m^, ^?^^T3TRT, ST^T^^OTKr, ^'^^ 
 
 riTrar, qRH^, ^t^t'^t^, ^mfrr^ir^^, ^K?if^. 
 
 3 ( of .Mtato or govcrnuiciit ). ^TRHTfT, ^J^TR'TTft, H^t; 
 ^TFjJt^, sr-cTR, ^f^^r. 3TJTT?q-. 
 
 Prime in. fj^fM, f^^HTTft, R^^PT^-TT^, if'<^^iT=5ft, ST'-^T- 
 
 Office or business of a prime m. ^r^rMfil^ /. ^tTR^ 
 
 The eig'lit minietcrs (ff^ST^TPT) ai'e, 3THTcq', ^^ftr, ^\- 
 TTtftrr, qfl^fTR, H=5ft, ^r^TTflT, ^f^, ^K^T. IS'ote. There 
 are otlier lists which varj sh'ghtlj from this. 
 
 4 amlassador. TV^U^T ^^t^, ^TT^T^fT. 
 
 5 (of religion). ■J^^TPT 2^o;J. CJTrt'^riM. ^Zm. JTH^'JTT ^- 
 
 »mTr, TiffT^wf. ^m^T ^T?rf^':mT, %'5r^rt?«. ^rs(t la used 
 
 by all classes for a Christian minister. 
 To MixiSTEn, V. a. X, To Give, To Supplx. ^, TI^OT, 'TT- 
 
 ^'jr^B /.-T^ijTirt /. -& c. jRof sf-ofo. srnroTM. ^Rotr 
 
 JTo Mi>"iSTEn, V. n. attend on, ica'i on, v. To Seuve. ^fT^^/". 
 
 ^^-;?^5t y. o/ 0. %5rr/.-i!q;'rT/.-&c. ^r^ y. o/ o. 
 
 2 supily tltinris needfid, give relief to, (^'c. =^JTr^^ ivith 
 g. ofo. Trfl^ ^ 5^^°t, ^^?».-f^5r'r^»!.-&c. =qTc5^ijf-5T^^ 
 g. ofo. •WMNTT»".-'JT«n:/.-&c. %0Ty. o/o. 
 
 3 perform sacerdotal ^-e. functions. ^'^'^W■n.-^\«^^^ 
 ?«.-'>T?7TUTT«i.-qrffr^K.-qTf|T^/.-&c. Ep';q-. 
 
 4 See To Adxii>-istek. [•JT^T^Tcff. 
 ?IiKlSTEEiAi;, a. attendant, stilservirnf. OT^FK^, TM+|{1, 
 
 2 pertaining, ^'c. to an agent, eccecutive. ^fT +,<'JlF<TrqT, 
 JFIM+<U'MMT, -M-Ji Hiq-p^r^ ^M^ki^T, &c. ^f iW^^sT^, JpT^- 
 
 3 pertaining, Sfc. to a minister of state. Sf'^TT^T, '^r>^[^, 
 ?PRTr=^T^r, &c. HflT^5i?:ft. 
 
 4 pertaining, Sfc. to a minister of religion. TTTKit^t, HTT- 
 =:?T, TT^^PT^T, TT^T, &c. g-'TTK^T'^TT^, &c. ?ITffT^. 
 
 ?»IiKisTnA>'T. See Sehvixo. 
 
 Mi>-iSTEATioK, MiKisTET, «. V. V. k.—act. ^n. ^pjf^n. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. and Seevice. =^\^ ^X.^n. &c. =^V^f.^^\ 
 
 I. ofpce or functions of a minister of state. T^m^f. 
 
 Prime m. v. j\riKiSTZB. f^qTOrlrnft /. "T^ffeT^O^. 
 
 II. <Hne of ministration, administration. ;pR^?r /.^FRHK 
 
 III. lody of ministers of state. ^ftTPtHIoff/. Cfr^5I'4I^«?. 
 lY. office, function, Sj'c. of a minister of religion, ^tM^^ 
 
 V. V. Agexct, Ixsteumentality. jjjt^f^;i. ^fr^^h. 
 
 5I1XIU.V, n. red lead. ^'t?Tm. {^^m. ^^^;'^n. 
 
 MiNXow, n. ^§^r\Fj\ ^^ FT^TT HmT3Tr^. 
 
 SIi^oii, a. less, smaller, inferior. ?Jrr^, ?!?) "Tf^^ 'fT'T. 
 JI. or weaker side. JThJIT^w. 
 
 Miuor, as opposed to major (5^ or^^ii), iu desig- 
 nating a villag'o &c. is rendered bj ?3J, 
 2 inconsideralle, small, v. Petty, ^^^r, FT^, ^T^ToE o»' 
 f%^5i, (T^r, aT5'T5f57,3TTf (prefixed to words as, 'Hli<H^, 
 3Tr3^m, etc.). [&c.). :f^T. 
 
 8 — used of measures ( of capacity, weight, distance, 
 
 JIixOR, n. person under age. 3T:rm5^<f^K, ar^IRB'T^'^, 
 
 2 (in logic), <3m4[w. 3'tTTT^;«. 
 MiNOKiTT, n. state of a minor. ifT^T^T'trr/. ^r^^3Tr/.lT?[T^;(. 
 
 2 lessness. ^^^fTT/. ^T^^RT 7J. 
 
 3 //(fi smaller numler. ?;^R-&c. 'FT'^TT/. 3T'af;TH'>^ /. 
 3T^T^HSoit/3Tr'T7?=rOT.This sense is often best rendered 
 by varying the construction ; as, f^ ?liT'=f f|^ '41% ^TH 
 or f^r ^I^fl flt^r ^HR '^rrr frFrr. The Hindus wero 
 iu a minority iu that meeting. 
 
 The m. must be ruled by the majority. M<iyiVMl 
 
 MiXOTAUE, n. a leing half man half bull. 
 
 ^ ( half man half lion ). 
 Ml>-STRSli, n. a singer and planer. 
 
 yifiHI'll-'-l^, KT'T''T. 
 
 2 See Musician. 
 MiXT, n. mentlia sativa 
 
 2 place ivliere money ; 
 Fresh from the m. 
 To MiKT. See To Coin. 
 iMiNT-iiASTEK, n. ?:f^?TrcoTT, ^^^TRT«T^, s^^irRTTftr^FrO. 
 
 Mixus, w. — iu alg'cbra. ^^ m. WM n. 
 
 To be m. coma short of, lose. ^]~in or ^Tt?r ^, ^- 
 
 Mii^UTE, o. T. Little, Sjjall. rf^H, 3T?t, i)k1+, ^'?-"^i 
 2 attending to small things, particular, — of persous. «n- 
 ^^ <TTf ^RT, ^,J^"H^f^, ^f-'^^^Tf, W^^f?, ^.f-TT^-^T. 
 3 — of esaminatiou, inquiry, &.C. ^V(\T^^ '5?^i '^R'^Mf;- 
 
 MisuTE, «. sixtieth part of an Jiour. T^ ;;o/;. «T3 «. is tho 
 CO th part of a ^Tz^.T or Indian hour, of which 2.J go to 
 an English hour, so that <fli\'^ Tsi n. 2)1. or 2\ pais are 
 equal to a minute. ?TnT"TT^ ?«. Hj^^K^V^ m. ( ^ui is 
 equal to 30 ;?;?;? or 4 minutes ). 
 
 2 small portion of time — gener. ?^ m. T^ 7!. rT^H /. n. 
 
 ?r^^ »8. f^rfirif «!. f?mT >«. 
 
 A m. afterwards. ^I'lTr^R n, 
 
 3 ( of a degree ). ^FSr/. 
 
 rnrar ?«. ?ri€- 
 
 >^TTfe^ m. sjlR.^'ll^*, 
 
 ' coined. 
 
 tW.W^ pop. ^^p^fra 0*- 
 
 q^'TRr, q'JiT^r?5=qT.
 
 jns 
 
 538 
 
 MIS 
 
 4 note or tnemorandum of. fl^oi «. {v^ n. TT^/. 
 
 5 vritten expression of opinion. ^ »«. ^Hd^.^.'f m. ^- 
 
 3*0 MiSUTE, V. a. vole, vialc viemorandum of. Sfxuff, fj'idt, 
 
 JIiNUTELY, adv. T. A. 2. 3. sjR-^FTPT, STTft^P^t^, ^^^T^- 
 ^, %^r'%^, qraqra, ^FTfm^FTTt, fJTotHffts, ^SSfR^- 
 ^, <.>)iM<'lil. 
 
 I. V. ClECUMSTANTIALLT. cTT^I'^JJTT. 
 
 Minutely, adv. v. I^'. at every viintite. ^tjfi^tTr, ^"nr?^off, 
 
 lIi-suTE>tss, 11. V. A. 1. qrrft^qTJTr m. ^wf^ff. sfR^r^ m. 
 «[^-H?fT/. ^>^^^ n. ar^T^rr/. 
 
 MiXCTl-E, «. the smaller particulars. ^Vi^^n\^ f. pi. ^{^- 
 
 q^q-^m: «». I'Z. ^j^"*Ti^W m. pi. a^frf^Bt n. pi. ^^^.■ 
 
 Mr.vx, M. pert,forivard girl. HHft "fk/. ^T^«IPT 5?=J»ft/. 
 
 MiCACLE, 11. Konder, ad or effect hei/ond human power, xf- 
 
 ^^ n. fsTOnTrrid'+.H «. ST^^fft'TT'T «. 
 Miraculous, a. supcrnaturaUy performed. 3T?TiqoHWT, ^- 
 ?THrfr^, i5?;;i(Ht, e^^FfrsfT, gr-^H, 3TJTm'T5jf?f5wftTrr. 
 2 competent to u-orh miracles. 3T:?Vf^f?f;^, STHT^sf^lf^- 
 
 jjj, ar^ri^rfr, arHMN+H+ifl. [^%. 
 
 MiBACULOusLT, adv. V. A. 1. ^Jr?:?ft^, ^^i^rTM, arm^T^T- 
 MiKAGE, «. — the optical illusion. ^13^?=? n. Hi\r\<^v\\f. ^^. 
 
 HTH ">• f^^ n. 
 Mire, w. v. Mud. f^=5 m. % w. ^'^r m. »tToI ot. ^/. 
 MiRlSESS, n. T. A. f5R=qt5/. f^q^q/. f^n^^^f fro?!/. 
 
 MiEEOE, n. looJcing glass. CHTTHT m. dim. 3nT?ft/. ^V «». n. 
 2 pattern, exemplar. sri^?f »». f^fTF ?«. 5=I2?n' or ?IHRT»«. 
 rTt^ m. 
 
 MlEin, 71. r. I^rEKEIMENT. ^R^ «. ^^l^llvft/. ^TF^T^t^T/. 
 
 ^?q'f5RT^ »!. ?:gTH?!f;fr/. "TfT|T?r m. 
 Mirthful, a. v. Mkhrt. ^^?(^?jn^ ^T?^fK?T, f ?Tr, ^^^pRr, 
 
 IMlRTllLESS, o. vAlhoiit mirth, Sfc. ift^, ^TT 3^TH. 
 MiET, a. T. MuDi-T. f^ref^fm, Nsf^sr, f^ < H rtN I, << < Nr , 
 
 M. aud sticky. "qi^^FTT; f^pr^fTT. 
 Mis. This prefix is rendered by "tf , ^, |?;^, &c. as iu the 
 
 examples that follow. 
 JBIis-ACCEPiATiox, n. understanding urongly. ^?:?TH:^i=r /. 
 
 Mis-ADVEMURE, 11. mishap, V. Calamitv. ^^'^ n. srf^'jr- 
 
 qirT m. 3T?rirfw ot. aTTTrf^/. 
 Mis-advised, a. fHf5T?T, f tTs?. 
 Mis-affected, o. ill-disposed, v. ADVEBiE. arrs^r, 1%Tft?f, 
 
 Ic Mis-ALLEDGE, V. a. State erroneously. ^imWA m.- '?j<^f^ - 
 
 =ffT/.-HeWr?T-Tr m.-iic. ?ltluf-B»1^Hvf, 3T^'tii^'«pi «.■ 
 
 Jlis-ALI.ECATIOS, ?». trroneous statement. »lf«n^r wi- 'i?^- 
 Mis-ali,ian"CE, n. improper association. J'.fl'qq »». Jp^ijti?;;. 
 
 J MiSASTluiOl'E, MlSA>'TnEOPlST,«. later of mankind. :s^x\'^^ 
 
 ^MisAKTiTHOric, MisAXTiiHOricAL, a. T. N. irror^T'T'-'^, *TT- 
 
 MlSAXTiiEOPY, 11. hatred to mankind. JTyuTFr'^T ^I"!/. *?r<'I- 
 
 JIlSAlTLICATIOX, «. V. V. STO^^'TFT M, ^^-ipt^^FI 
 
 in. ar^TppT m. ar^iTT^^^ w. 
 To Misapply, v. a. apply to tcrong purposes. ^^\^ w.-^^ 
 OT.-&C. af^'<n ^PToi z^. o/o. 51^^=4 m. w.'f.^ g. of o. ar^H; 
 
 ^^\^ »i.-3T^foZT^ jH.-a^^q-tnsT^ j/i.-&c. <FT'Jf ^.o/o. 
 jTij Misappeeuend, &c. See To IMisu^deestand, &e. 
 Misappeopbiation, n. aro^W^Jfrn m. ar^'i.lTfsrfH'fR «. 
 To Misbecome, v. a. not to become, to suit ill. ^ ^fTHoj, ^ 
 
 ?rr3TDI, l^orq-of, aTqT^-^r^T^^-f^^TrfHcf-&c. 3T^^ »?. 
 
 con. f^nf*rT/.-&c. armot. 
 Misbecoming, o. ar^pq-, ar^f^rj. 
 MisBEGOT, Misbegotten, a. \. Bastard, niyzf/t^r, °^f^- 
 
 ■^RT^T, ^3rR:^, 5^?FHr, +-^id, 3t^ih?<-^m. 
 
 To MiSBEHATE, V. 11. 'hxf^^^'^JF.-nV^nPX^-&C. ^f^ , 
 
 'N<^^lc4/.-5<l^l< ?».-|TT==I^ «.-&e. ERffT. 
 Misbehaved, a. ill-lehaved, rude. nr^Pit^, ^T^TTPft^siT, JJ- 
 
 Miseehatior, n. v. Misconduct. ^^T?5/.^^^Tf=5/. sj^r^ 
 
 Misbelief, n. erroneous helief. ar^JH^^ / aT^'<TT«T5T /. 
 
 Misbelievee, n. v. N. aT^ssTST^Rt, aR^^r^T^T^Fft. 
 
 To Miscalculate, v. a.nDI^Td-5RSm-f^?f|iffrT-3TPFRffT-<ic- 
 
 =1^/. :F^-'|^-si^^Df-&c. ^^^T-"''R%?irqr-&c. ItTTOi- 
 
 3HI+,|<ui-&c, 
 To BIiscall, v. a. name ivrongly. ^sT^^f-'^T/t^-gtrft^-^^HT- 
 
 &c. J^ur^, ^J^ffr^ JTfsr n. ^<jf . " 
 
 MiscAEEiAGE, w. T. Misconduct. gT^T'T «. |TT=5rR »». ar- 
 
 ?r^|-««ui n. W^zy^K m. 
 
 2 failure, mforlunate event, aff^fg/. "Pm^T w. <p^Tn 
 
 3 T. Abortion. qHTm ?«. |JRT «. n*T'RT?T »«. HH^r^ m. 
 TH^r^ »». Note. To the fourth moiitli it is q'^^r^T m. 
 from the fourth month qHTTcT m. 
 
 To MisCAERY, V. 11. not to succeed.^ r. To Fail. <pe^, ^k- 
 ^iif , q^rf^iJf, q%^?:oT, fp?i^, f9??f^?;oT, \vk, ^=^^1, t- 
 
 Ef^, ^1ERT?T-&c. ^ 3^raf, <F?Tq^ /.-'PHT^ m.-ctc. ^g.ofs. 
 2 /iflre abortion. g^^Tiit, ^?TT^, qH^TI? «).-n4^rr >n.- 
 &c. \]^g.ofs. ^^7M or "ft^^ TiT^%. ofs. tft^^ TSory .o/i-.
 
 MIS 
 
 530 
 
 i^ris 
 
 3— as used of cattle. TTHRiJf, TPTSOT, ITH^TS^, IIH m. | 
 ?ltS'Jt-;iT^<jf. [ ^^tri'^/- i 
 
 MiscELLANE, «. mixed grain, v. jrESLix. %Tl/- %^/ ^5- || 
 M. of rice and pulse. Rh-=)si m. j 
 
 Miscellaneous, a. composed of various kinds. 3TH'P ST'FR- [i 
 
 with the implication of pettiness and indetenninateness. 
 fPT^T^, \^^^ or 3Tl^f ?5, 3T^RT, f^Tmi, aTHS^m^, 3FT- 
 
 M. or minor profits. 31«lid< STifff/. 3T^trR f^^^FT/. 
 
 MrSCELLANEOUSSESS, «. V. A. ^q^rlT/. spffTtlffir/. 
 
 MisCELLAXT, n. miscellaneous collection or mass, ^^^.^^t- 
 
 '^ i^^\ m. »t%!p^?Tf m. ^\^^f^(^^'^M^\ m. firastr m. — 
 
 with an implication of trumperiuess. Si'isn'iS n. aTT- 
 S^IT n. ^^V^^ n. ?<T^ <RT n. 
 
 Miscellanies, stindries. ^c^RFI^T^h/. jd. 
 2— book, &c. aT%'T^?(^'<T ««■ snPttn^'4 '». if¥t"'f^ n. 
 
 3IiscnAKcE. See MisroEiusE. 
 
 3IiscniEF, «. /irtrm, injury, damage, t. Hurt. g^F^TRt /• 
 
 2 7i(7»v;!, injury — as designed, ^rf ?«. ^MMIrl m. 3Tft^ 
 
 3 ill, evil, vexatious affair. ^TfJ TPj/. ^TTf^ «. 
 3I1SCHIEF-MAKEE, n. V. Ikcenbiaey. 3TTnt5T°'TT, +<A«1«^1, 
 
 3I1SCHIEF-MAKIXG, «. exciting quarrels. ^^^\^^f. ^\^\- 
 
 MiscniETors, «. noxious, injurious, t. Huetful. arq^FRt, 
 
 2 injtirious, making mischief, inclined to evil. qr^TTTT, 
 
 ^ra^F, qm^, ^T^^, m^NraT', a^qwt, a^^K^, Tmrr, 
 
 STTSTT, ?TmrgClT, 3^5ft, aTSTWt, fT^T, aiPd'H+lO, f^fToC, 
 5^To5, ^fe^, ^51, ^3TT3, ^TSToE or JTTJqT^, ^"t^, ^If - 
 g^, 3^"?^!^^, 3Tf^^5. Some terms and phrases 
 for a miscliievous person ( a malig'nant mischief maker) 
 are, sp^q;, ^TfRWf , ^^m ^, ^f , f^t^TT^ "Tf^t. 
 
 3 This word in the sense oi disordering, injury-doing, and 
 trouble giving, ia constantly, and with amplifying mind 
 and angry emphasis, applied to children. Closely cor- 
 responding with it in sense,intention,and iu application, 
 are the following words in MaraiM.'Eov words therefore 
 and combinations answering io prankish, roguish, wild 
 and Iranian, set upon tricks and mischief, full of rude 
 freaks andfrolics,Sfc.{\\c student is to seek here.%%^^'rT, 
 
 %%»fT^, ?^r5^, t5'^, #??, stf^, tjfsH, ^"j^T, ^r;- 
 
 ?TT5J, ^STToE, SifTot^R, gT5, fE??T, ZP:^]., 7M., Ik, ft?n^, =qT- 
 Ol^, 3WT?ft, ^"Jft, 'H=^'ToI, 5r^F5, 5tb^, =5fT5Eif;, ^fK^, ■•PT- 
 
 c(t, 3T?^HTft, 3^^nTqt, siM'Hcil, 1^iIT?T3:r, aT^jr^r-MI, 3T?- 
 f%5, 3Rf^^. Here also are collected the terras and 
 phrases conrejing the sense A mischievous child.^ and 
 
 agreeing with plague, pest, imp, urchin, troullesomc Irat, 
 
 <5-c. sT^TrfR, aiEmrft, ins/, arf^^qri^, f^^rtr, f^rm^r, arr- 
 
 Mischievous tricks or arts. ^"ZTf. ^%^/. ST m. <p%- 
 
 MiscniEvousNEss, n. v. A. 1. aTwrfW"!! ««. siT'^rpq'TT ?'». 
 
 2 ^id+quir »«. ^rm^qtrrr m. arq^rV^qwr ». ^raVrm m. 
 &c. f^n^qft/. f^Tot^/. 5?r5fT/. f^i^/. ^"1^5/. 
 
 MisciBiLiTY, n. T. A. ^TfrarTTJft'iqiJTr m. &c. fiT>;fuftqrTT/. 
 
 fHSETTrfm/ fH5';nJT4nT?rT/. 
 
 MiSCIBLE, a. ft, possible. <j-c. /o tc m/.rc(f. fJf^ToIT'TT^m.:^- 
 
 iim'-ic. fJT'.TofT'T, fJT=5mTf , fiT>;f<liqTrq-. 
 MrscoMPUTATiON, «. ^rr=qr-«f^t=^-^^^:;t=^ 3Tr=FK»J.-&c, 
 
 MiSCOKCEIT, 5IlSC0>CErT10N, Ji. T.V. aK</!MlSU5fDEESTA>T)- 
 
 iNo. »i^it^?t/. ar^H^d/. ftrr/t^??^ m. f^q^^^nr^ «. 
 
 aRTT^f J». '^W^vk^]"^ m. 3T=^iTT^rfeT m. vm nt. Vlff?T/. 
 
 To MiscONXEiVE, V. a. have afdse notion of, v. To MiSTINDEB- 
 STAND. ^5:^H^?T/.-3^=ret«'T^/-a^^^<Tra>T OT.-&C. 3T- 
 ;f{^ in con. icith g. of s. and hsMr or g. of 0. ^'rTCT ded. 
 
 To MiscOKDUCT, V. a. v. To Mismanage, ^]bc f[^-&e. 
 'i[\A\ ■'M -'^V^^-'^\7A^.i '^^ r^=l I <i /.-arof^RT^ 77J.-&C. W.- 
 
 mg.ofo. 
 
 2 (one's self ) ?e7/(7i'c ill. nt^?=r/.--+.^H f.-^i-^\'-if.- 
 
 &c. q^ot, "TrqT?vt'^-'Hft?ft"^-+ M M I ft-c^ c. '^iTP'A- <rpm,"^- 
 
 •H<^NU »n.-&c. s?;?^. 
 Misconduct, n. v. V. 1. anr^l^risirANAGEMEVT. jfj^^rfl^TZ/. 
 nrsfRjj-ijf «. §^T^ /». ar^rf^f^ m. .^fp^-^T^uj «. 
 
 2 ill hehai-iour. nT=qj^y. spr^TM/. ^=qra/ HH'^'I n.'^- 
 
 ^^ m. 5^Ff?T/. 3^?JT-<rqK w. 3T?sr»TnrnT «. 
 
 MiSCONJECTL'EE, M. =pt^-gfrfNt-^RT-^-Ac. ai?;^aE/. 
 
 MiscoNSTEucTio», ;;. T. V. nr^T^^/. T^fT^lH^fT/. f^qft" 
 
 To MiscONSTEUE, V. a. interpret or undcTstand erroneously. 
 
 Ff?f^ ?«.-fsrTO?I^<T «. ^of, j^^fTr^TfT/. ^lllf y. i^/ 0. tUiV/s 
 in. con. g'?I^-f^q^-&c. ^JT^of-^'Tot. 
 
 To IMlSCOCNT, I', a. lfn?t'^rT-&C. =^^^/. qP?n-^'^. 
 
 Misceeance, n. mislelief. 3T^a«r^/ areSq^f^T^r/. JsiT^T 
 
 / cSF!T*TT=iT^/. 
 Miscreant, w. See iNrirEL, Heathen. 2. vile wretch. ^- 
 
 Misdeed, n. v. Cbime. ^^ n, \^A n. |5^frT /. «j<^+.H /j.
 
 MIS 5 10 
 
 ar^fH H. 
 To Misdeem. See To Misjudge. 
 7j Misdeme.\s. Sco To Miscoxduct, 2. 
 
 Mil- DEMEANOR, »l. V. MiSCONDCCT. |n=qTTn- |TT=^TT»I. 3T?r- 
 
 g | xj<u i n. 3^«^NK in. [ rf^^ff^ /. 
 
 *i (I m. «//^A< o/Tfnre, v. Favlt. ^^/. ^/- 'J-HHT'H/. 
 JfisDUvoriO-V, n. 3T^J^/. 3T^'«nHi?T;/. ym'T^ Hf^/. ^ 
 To Misdirect, r. n. (//m/ uronyhj. ^4\^ HT'i m. ^ifTJf, 
 
 3i??r«imFi:r^^i'^ «.-fiRfr^HT'isrj^iH «. ^^"if. 
 
 2 ( a letter ). ^^r ^TTrw. fe^ot. 
 MiSDOEH, «. v. C'KiiiiXAL. ^^F^T, |"^^r, aTJ^^TFT^Tfr, 3T- 
 
 ^fisDOiyo, n. V. Chime. '^^ n. ^M n. 
 To MisEiii'LOr, V. a. cmploi/ io no purpose, or to a lad pur- 
 pose. m^Jf^, £^"4 «nr55f<if, 3T?I?!f^FT w.-aT^T-i^qiMK m.- 
 
 MlSEill'LOrilENT, n. V. Y. ^n^^^flir ». 3T^r!TWl OT. ^^R »!. 
 MiSEB, n.\. MiSEKLT. ^Tm, ^^T^, STc^mT, 3T?frr, ^F^ a«(Z 
 
 jp^/jo/J. ^?. lu the sense of this word, and with the 
 implication and power of catch-penny, sTcin-flM.^ close- 
 Jist, locc-jold^ scrape-penny .pinclt-pennij pinch-Jist.^li.un'ks, 
 peller, grip-groat .^ mammonist, churl, curmudgeon, 
 niggard, snudge, and numberless similar formations, are 
 numerous and equally expressive formations lu 2Iardthi. 
 #4l'i+, ^fItH^*, ^Ifri^, ^JTST'Tn, -iJH^H^, Ffr^^^RJ, 
 
 ^ swirr, a7fn=;rT h^ =t ^"trt, f t ttt ^ottt ^\\\ j"^ ^r- 
 
 The prince of misers, ar^rrt^ ^MT, 3T^f^KWJft, 
 
 J'lSEBABLE: a. unhappy, v. TVEETCnED. 5:??^, ^r^TT^, f :^f- 
 
 ^IIHv), 3TT"T^, f^^^. 
 
 2 paltry, trumpery, poor. 7ncan, ^'c. x. "^OltinLESS. ^- 
 
 Tm, ?ir'7iRr, Ti^^, ^'R^r, j^f ^r, "ft^tt, ^nw, 'tk^, 
 
 8 despicable, worthless, mean, — of persons. S^^, TT'jft, 
 
 IMlSEItABLEXESS. See MlSEEY. 
 
 MiiEEAELT, adv. meanly. f>T-+,|J4U|TM, fH'FlT ffiftH. 
 MiSEltLlSESS, «. V. A. ^niTi^Tr m. fq^TTUTT ?«• R^lTTcrrT »». 
 
 ■Tl'+.l^^/. S'T^l^w. f^^TreiT »J- 
 Miserly, o. covetous, niggard! y, parsimonious. ^TTW, Rfi^TT, 
 
 ?ir>fr, =irf>T?, f^^<JT, f^?:, f^n^, f^j^, ^cq, ^=^, fip- 
 
 MIS 
 
 ftpsHiTST, f^.H'.r or ?:-5Tr, f^H^T, f^^f^r, a^i^^, sin'T'T 
 TT^RT, «iRT^f.-«jr, 'fl=rmT, ai^'rr, '-fl^^r?:, 3^, ^t?j, mr- 
 
 TH;, ^jf^, sjJHf'?, ■'iTS'T'T, <fl%^, s'TTSil^, 5q^i|if-FrT, 'fl- 
 
 MisEEY, «. distress, T. Weetchedkess, Teouble. |:^ h. 
 I^'nwr m. Jp^ w. ;i. ^t?5 m. pi. ^.%W\^ m. pi. ^T^'flq- 
 
 ^jf. ^^r^m n. |:^5iF-^/. limf. a^prfgr/. 3im^/. 
 
 2 « m. cause of iirctchedness, T. CALAiiiTX. |:^ w. ftT?- 
 
 MisronTEXE, n. ill fortune. ^S^ n. I'tW n. ff^^ n. ^HF^ 
 n. a^ft'Z m. 3T5jJT». spsf^Fft/.— as personiticd. arPJ^^'T/. 
 
 gT^?5?^ifr/ cjt5r2^T/. ar^rr^iTt/. T|mRTT/. T%?fT/. ^^- 
 
 Sig'u or token of m. 3rr=r^f^T^ n. [ ?«. 
 
 The rounds or general visitation of ui. ar+NlJjqr %rr 
 2 am. a disaster, tj-c. v. CALAiiiTX. f^^ffT/. a^T^fxT/. 
 f^T^/. am^T/. aTNg'/. aTf?re M. ^fVE n. ^F.r^f. 
 
 That is suft'criug m. aTT'T^.^rer, SinfiTm. 
 
 To be suffering m. arr^r^of, [ =1^. 
 
 To hare a heavy m. befal one. 3TPTT3 «. ^RTol^ tcitk 
 
 Misfortunes never come singly. ^^FT^^ft% qfi Rt^RT^, 
 
 To Misgive, v. a. Jill u-ith doult, — used with the reciprocal 
 pronoun, and with heart or mind as agent. ^i«FT/.-3TT- 
 
 Misgiving, n. v. V. and Doubt, ^l'^ ^^fr m.Ac isw.\ f. STHT- 
 ^/- ^^T^»». f^^l^T/. m^FTW. ^5^1FrT/. ^^.^ m. 3TFFt?TT 
 /. ^Ft^ «!. ^FFTPF »». f%5 ;?o^. r%^^M». 
 
 Misgottex, a. unjustly acquired. aT'^MNNI, ^m^, f'mT- 
 
 aT^'4T^Trf^?T. 
 To Misgoveex, t'. a. rule or administer ill. ^(rp: ^J^'^H-ic. 
 
 3T^vr5rff m.-&c. q^, 5 ?TRRT «. ^^. 
 
 MisGOVEENA>CE, MiSGOVEBSilEST, «. T.V. =I^3^JT?J W. ^*'R- 
 
 Jrf|siTC/. ^^TRT^ «. 3T^'<Tr?rRnT n. 
 To Misguide. See To Mislead. 
 Mishap, «. mi.ifortune, \. Calamity. 31^'jr^m m. aift'ET- 
 
 qT<T m. fq-qf^/. F^RT ?». f^-?i\^^f. 
 An uulooked for m. ^^^Z n. 
 To MisiMPEOvH, Misimpeovejiext. See ]\Tisemploy, ite. 
 To JfisiSFEE, V. n. infer icrongly. =5nF'^%-gf?ft^-Sfgf^^-&c. 
 
 arjHR n. ^?^, fjTaqTgJTI^f «.-3R=^'<aTgHT?TM. ^^oT. 
 To Misixfokm, d. a. inform wrongly, f^^ "IRlflt /.->3t?ft- 
 
 ^"^ 5fT?fjft /.-#!% q^THRr n.-&c.^tnfff-^,^T^^^r5r'^,n- 
 
 T^TPFr »«.-"Jr^JT^f^^ m. ?fRTit, »?^ w!.-^:itf?f/. qr^crr. 
 To Mi.siSTEiiPnF.T, V. a. translate eironeouslt/. ^]Z] ri^HT 
 
 2 understand in a wrong sense, v. To ^Iiscoxsteue. 3T'4 
 5«.-h:5T W.-&C. ^-^HT ^H^ot-%^ g. ofo. 
 -iIisi>'iEKrfi£iAiio:;j, n. y. Y. 1. ^^ rT^RTT !n. arT'^T'*!^-
 
 sris 
 
 511 
 
 MIS 
 
 To Misjudge, v. a. form a false opinion of. "it?:H'T'j=frf/-3T- 
 
 ^-KW.r^^\ f.-■s{^7J,^^] f■'S{^^^\^^\^^^ f.-^s{^'m m.-&.c. 
 
 MiSJUDGMEXT, «. T. Y.^WT^/. 3T^f^?H^/. 3T?IfI^ «i. 
 
 Mislaid, p.y.X. irnr^^sr, ^is'^OT, ^^OT, 5T^^^ HTSST, 
 &c. SR'fjP, ST^=f5, TfTS. 
 To bo ui. "5^^5rV|^ rim^-q-sw, 'it'^^iof, n3^5>jf, i?^?!- 
 
 Jb Mis LAX, v. a. In;/ in n j'^ice iwf recolhded, to lose, qirr- 
 JioT. ^^^■^L^ or irar^iif , n%\^^. q'p^ffot, ^T^f ■?>• ^R'T'Jf, 
 
 2b MisLE, s;. «. rain in fine drops, drizzle. ^PltTI^^Tm. tjsof, 
 
 5^T?:w.-^».-5rf5/.-&c. Hriof. 
 JTo Mislead, v. a. lead astray, (luidc inlo error, deceive.^ S;c. 
 
 lit. fig. "5i^Hrnf^-'H^c^rrHmR-&c. ?iof,'''l^HTnRr-»T?^Fq-T 
 
 STRW-Ac. SR"^, st^r^I'^ or ■JT'TT^'Jr, ^\■^-f.-l^^■{m.-kc. 
 
 =^w.'[^^-'^\^.'i'm g.ofo. ^^^^^\^■f^Tc^^vf(\-&Q. ^f^ttt, 
 
 MlSLEADI>-0, n. Y. V. Sr^^FT^?!. ^^cTJIW.&C. if^q^T^nift/'. f - 
 
 Misled, ;;. t. V. "^t^cinim n^f5r,'?i^mf^3r5r%sr, &c. J%- 
 
 JIisLiKE, 2b MisLiKE. See Dislike, To Dislike. 
 JIlSLCCK, n. T. Misfoetu>'e. |itW«. I^V". 3THT^M. 
 MisLT, a. tliat comes in thin drops, — rain. ^i^qi'TT, ^t^Z]- 
 
 To JIisMAXAGE, V. a. manar/e ill. nT<tFft?f-'^Wmf^-&c. ?rf^- 
 
 5rRut-^r3eraT-=i m<ui-3TT^t^, "n^^rf^sTT^ /- 3raf^5rr\«j.- 
 3T^q'4r5fT>jr».-&c. ^.x^ g.oj 0. a-T^^-ifr ?^ot, ^\^f.-f^■^\% 
 
 m.-&c. mi^ g. ofo. 
 IMlSMANAGED, ^J. T.V. iiTft?ff^->5:c. ^^rR"^^T-=5rrr;5rrir7T-&c. 
 
 MISMA^-AGEilE^•T, 11. Y. Y. ^]T.^f^^]Zj. 3T^f=jf5rffw. ST^q-^T- 
 =EfTOTn. §4^w!. |HT^». 3T?f5^^f=T«. 3T?1^=T^«. ^^^- 
 
 To MisMATCn, V. a. f^T^rS ^r5"Jr, aT^H^FTOT.-fjrTKqTTw.- 
 
 To JIlsNAME, V. a. miscall. ;j^-^T/t'^->Sf?lT^-^^'^^r>S:e. 
 
 -fil5i'^RTJT».-&C. S^OT-^iir. 
 MisxoMEn, n. u-rong name jicen. =^"^1% ^\^n. >sfRt^ f?rS^ 
 
 ^\^n. C3T?JT'<TT nr^w. [^f f^sp. 
 
 MisOGAMisT, n. hater of marriage. firqTff 'ft, 3'g;T^g;'ff, f^- 
 MisoGAiiY, n. f^^^^^m. :^]^^m. fsnrr^R^r/. 
 Misogynist, n. hater of iiomen. WT^^, ^'Tg;'Sr, ^"^PT^, 
 
 Misogyny, n. hatred of tvomen. ^Yg'T's. ^R^j/. ^fi^w. 
 2b Mispel, Mispe.vd, &c. .See To Misspei,, JMissi'ic}iD,&c. 
 MisrEESUASioN, n. uronj notion or opinion,'^x^^^r\ f. 
 
 3^?I^J1^?T/. ai^in^r'ITJr^/. f^qtrnTHRT/. WH?lMn. 
 2b Misplace, v. a. put in a wrong place. Hrtcqipy-K uff r- 
 -^r'ft-&c. ^cT^T. 
 
 2 j/Zffce on an improper olject. aT^rOT^ff-T^^TfevMr- 
 ^Rfe-TTrffr-a^q^F^S^M r-^>T?I^2ff-3T'TT<r-&c.5^. In thia 
 sense are tlic English phrases to Ihroiu away, to give to 
 the tcinds, to toss to the dogs, to cast vpon the sands, ^-c. 
 and correspouding <o them in Marnihi arc, smrer'fr- 
 
 msoT, qr^^FEn; ^i-Tof, %T;rTuw.-5mTTmt«.-^'ic. w.kh fr^of 
 
 g. of 0. W.X\^'^\r\-W■l^^V-^\f^\X\ "ijiVzWM., f^iJoIlfttT "TT- 
 SOT-frragrT ?i^i7f, ^rffrT ^^. 
 
 To bo misplaced. cJTFrrer^f "TSof-srr'ilr. 
 Misplaced, p. v. Y. 1. JT=;f?TT Hl+iufr 5=f?Jt=5r, &e. 
 
 MispiiiXT, w. mistake in printing. URtrqT^-3T'?'^^frr=ir ^"7 
 
 MiSPEisox, 11. concealment of a crime. ^'^T\y^'^-&.c. OTT- 
 
 2b ilisrno.NOuxcE, v. a. Sf^JT^F)". ^FT^y. o/o, 3Tg|^ 
 
 ^K0T?i.-aT^5^K0TH.-&e. spTJT y. p/ o. 
 Mispiio-u.NciAxiox, n. Y. V. argj 3"^TT m. 3Tf gT^IT >«. 
 
 argSTWTT'Jrn. 3RI5^TTOT». 3T^?=RI^K0T«. aT^^tfr^RW". 
 MisPrvOroiiTlO>"ED, a. f^rt^HlTJIP^T, f^THSITM^, aT^HST- 
 
 MisEELATioN, MisnEPOUT, 11. crroneoits narration. 3T55[- 
 -5^fhlT-&c. ^^'fl m. <iT^%%^^ li. 3T?tH:^iI^ n. ^7^. 
 »TT^*T^ «. 
 
 2b MisEEPEESE>"T, I', a. give a false representation of. TR- 
 
 fTR w.w^-f^x^-&c. Htiof, ^fRPT^T^^ »>.^Ji?^rrar m.%- 
 
 3T^'tir=J''ji^ M.-3T?I?^'<T=T «i.-&e. qRiJt. 
 
 MlSEEPEESEXTATION, «. Y. V. — (7e/. fPT^ «. %TWT «'• T* 
 
 F.zjm^z f. 3i7if^%^^ «. 3T?Tfq^'4^ »■ 3T^'<^rfH^^ «. 
 
 I. a m. 'h{^\'-¥.\ m. ^Rl^PFT m. f^5I^^-*<*KNI-&c. 
 Misrule, w. confusion and disorder from insubordination. 
 
 3f^^^ or ^f ^^^^f. ( ^TT^qm, &c. ) ^rr^f /. ^rfS- 
 
 nTT^^TTft/. %?5T5/. si^T^t/ ^5! /. 
 
 All is confusion and misrule. zt[^ ^, ^HTT^r TT- 
 W^ ^OTr=^r "?FTf?f =TTff. 
 
 2 «?!/'i;si rule. Y. TyeaKsy. 5l53TH?r w. J?TT?Fr «. 
 2b Miss, d. a. not to hit, lit. fig-. U'^vn n.-^iTT?T «.-3^-?T«.- 
 &c. ^ot 5r. o/s. q- OTTOT. {^, T^^c^of. 
 
 TcTm. one's way, ie as/rfly. ^TF^/ ^^nf-iT?7CTf,n^:7,'p^- 
 
 2 /a/Z o/ oltaining. 3Tr5?;iJf , H^of , =T TR'^. 
 
 3 /a/Z to meet, ^^f^iit, ^q^OT !«. con. ^^5 /. ^"l^-TS- 
 nr y. ofs. recip. 
 
 4 discover to be icanting. ^]^\ 3THT ^T^-dM%^% 'TTft'- 
 qoTT m.-3^*rr5J' »«.-3T^^'=T n.-&c. WH^'Jt-^T"'m </. ofo. 3T- 
 Hra"fTPT n.-Sic. |tot i«. fo». y- '/"• 
 
 5 perceive the want of. JrT^raPT'Tr m.-3i'ft^/.-3'5itnJn';;j.- 
 q'l'JT /.-3t?I^ n. ^\Z^■^^^^^ in. con. xdthg. ofo.
 
 MIS 
 
 542 
 
 G omit, pats. <(<1'£ul or %'ra^, TTaEdr, flTs^, ^li"!. 
 To Miss, p. n./ai/ to hit. "fT.^, ^ FTmot. 
 
 2 no< /o succeed, to miscarry, to Jail, v. To Defeat. ^- 
 
 Miss, Missi>o, «. v. V. A. 1. ^ /. 
 
 A m. is as good as a mile. 3in^n^<^<i<. 
 
 3 ^/. 
 
 Mutual m. ^<f,|H+t/. ^I^/- 
 5 See "Want. 
 
 !MiS3, «. yoMn;7 icoman. am^rrJTFt/. ^"J^ /• f^^/- 
 Missiso, a. lost, stray, not in the place where it should be. 
 
 To bo ni. 'l"?)?!:rf5f, it?^^, ^f^ot, qHR^, ^irf o?- 
 Mis-sniPEr, Mis-suAPEN, (I. iZiy'ormft/, V. Ugly, afsii, %- |^ 
 
 Missile, a. thai mny he throicn. *+NI'(r, %^ «KI<4MI, 
 
 Missile, n. u-eapon to be throun. '^"^^^ 5|T^ n. WITTT^ 
 
 ^^ n. ^c^^tl n. 
 3Ii3SiO>-, ». sending. Hlicjuj «. wrS^ «■ "TTS^jP/. Mii'jurt/. 
 
 ^^ ». st^uT «. 
 
 2 state oj being sent.^ commission. <^h^\\ m. ^J^^ «• ^r- 
 
 nr n."^^ M. sTfT'^f^ n. M'TrR^ «• ^23!T^t^ «. 
 
 'S body of persons sent. ^^-clT+rlW ^TSoff/. ^fe^- 
 
 Missio.VAKr, n. one sent to propagate religion. tTKf^l+f^UMT- 
 
 1T^ is becoming common for a Christian Missionary. 
 Missive, a. sent. "nz^^OT, sfftrr, 
 
 2 See 3Iis3iLB. 
 jTo Mis-speak, v. n. err in speaking. ^T rf"^! ^ ^WT^f-"^/- 
 
 !F^-&c. tnR?I-f^^f^P?T-&c. ^uf. 
 To Mis-speak, ». «. See To Mispeonoitnce. 
 To Mis-spell, v. a. arw f^fff fe^-^FSOT, 3755 ^^- 
 
 Mis-spelling, n. ai^rw "• STW^'MrMq w. ar^T^sq^qr^ m. 
 
 3T^^T^rrqra' ?». 
 
 Jb Mis-spexd, c. a. spend to no purpose or to a bad purpose.^ 
 waste. 31Hlil<j~i-31^=^-&c. ^=^ »». JpT^-qT?5iif-qT?5^^-&c. 
 gro^Tsq^ !)j. -foqq- m. -aTTTJjoq^ w. -gT?q5!;n^q m. -&e. 
 
 ^f, T5^ijf , i^js^'i, qr^^FT, fmrs^. 
 Mis-siT.NEi>-o, «. T. v.~act. ar^rrarfr qr?!^ »j. 3^^ «.&c. 
 
 -iTI^q m. 'MiV^^q m. 
 
 Mi3-sPEST,p. V. V. aT^Trer^fr 'TR^c^, ^pttSc^t, &c. aro- 
 
 ?«qf*R, ^f^H, 3T^-<^qftpf. [ &c. 
 
 To Mis-state, Mis-statement. See To Mis-eephesent, 
 MiST.n. haze, fog, Sfc. vTIf/. m% n. ^ «. 5^ «. qTTjt/. 
 
 MIS 
 
 fig. tJT m. ( n^^IT-?l?5fft^T-& 'J5 ) g€t /. at^TT^ / 
 
 JT^: 
 
 To Mistake, v. a. misapprehend. See To Misundeustanb. 
 
 2 take one thing or person for another. -M+H-^^^t^-ijf- 
 ?ft^-&e. »1Mui-iT'jf, ^JK w.-HmPTT^r m.-&c. ^T^oi j?j. coh. 
 and g. of 0. 
 
 To Mistake, v. n. err, blunder. ^^, Jry^f, q^R^, "I^^- 
 
 01 or H^, "^Z- ^"f- 
 
 Mistake, n. misconception, v. Ebhoe. "g^/. ^JIT /?op. H^- 
 
 3 blunder, inaccuracy, "^^f. ^^Z- 3T^5[ «. ^F^/. 'A- 
 
 cR n. rl<{>N-rl/. J3TTqt^/. 
 
 Mistaken, /). v. V. N. /A«< i« in error. »^jt T^OT, Hif^, 
 
 <;Ttf?T5^, ^sTmvTJT, irm»?^. 
 
 To'bo m. J^ OT. TSOT-^'riTf ?». fo«. ^af_ [»?iT^-7;. 
 MisTAKiNOLT, rK^y. erroneously. ^^T, wtfft^, ^tf?Rq^. 
 JIisteb, ?i. tll'^'H. 
 To Mistime, «. o. (/o, ^e. «< o wrony time. ar^Tr^f-arq^i* 
 
 &c. ^>if-qT^5t, 3T5pra'fr^?nTr/.-&c. ^fM. 
 Mistiness, m. v. A. HlK^rhrTT/. ^f^^wr/. 2'fR?TT^ ;«, 
 
 MisTiON. See Mixtcee. 
 
 Mistletoe, Misletoe, See Paeasite. [ 1. &c, 
 
 To Mistranslate, Misteanslation. See MisinteepbeTj 
 MiSTEESs, n. — correl. with servant, tpfftur /. ^iIh-TI pop. 
 
 ■n i hIu i/. q'^jpwt'Jr/. ^f^ or ^sft^/.^s^r/. 
 
 2 ( of a family or house ). V<+,^u|/. ^TT'^'ftw/. ^sj n 
 jpfer ?». n^^Tf*T?ft pop. EfT^nrftiiT/. qr^/. itt?t or tf. 
 
 3 proprietri.v. tpftir/. fTT?!^iT/. ^ifM^ /q/). RfpfK/". 
 
 4 chief, ruler, ^c. ^iIh^/. H^^/. TT^^fiJO/). ^ 
 
 5 (of a school), f^^rm^/. f^?i^/. qm^FfN/. -3T 
 
 6 icoman skilled in. ^'K"! or ^^i\^ f. -^luirf)/- ^'tTT^/. 
 
 7 siceelhearf, ^c. v. Beloved, fw/. ^f^HTT/. ^ffTT/, 
 jpTfiR'^/. 5i»T^/. ai^rn n. 
 
 An offended m. Hlf^^/. TR^pff/. 
 
 8 concubine, kept looman. TT^/ ?^/. W^ft/. ^T^Tt/. 
 'Tf^JrtTT/. arq^^T/.— in cant phrase, g'?^^ n. arn^irai/J. 
 aTFTKHIrt'Hl/. 
 
 9 (?ame, (f-f. — the cpinpellation of courtesy to Shitdra 
 women. 3TT^/ ar^TT^/. ar^T/. 
 
 MiSTEUST, «. «t'(i!«< 0/ co)y?(7e«c<f. ar^'^fM OT. ^T^/. 3iT3T- 
 
 To MiSTKUST, V. a. suspect, have doubts of. ^'^r/.-aTTSft^/. 
 
 -^^OT.-ic. 5fr?TJr-Kr^ g. of o. ?(f?'Jt,aTT^T5p'r, a{f^9JiT?r»8.- 
 
 ^^/.-&e. STH'S «'« con. ivith g. of 0. 
 MisTEcsTED, p. V. V. ?[ifq5rT, aTT^f^, aff^>??fT. 
 
 MiSTEUSTFUL, a. T. SUSPICIOUS. aTf^>^?ft, ^^, ^'^'ft. 
 Mistrustfully, ci?y. v. A. aTf%*^^T#, &c. '^^^ siT^TT, 'T' 
 
 MiBXEusTruLNESs, See Mistbu§t.
 
 MIX 
 
 MiSTT, a. overspread, S(e. u-ith mist. g^^T, sj^^^^T, ^«?T^- 
 
 ^r or ^\^^=^\^ h\h\<£\=^\ or sfrnaf-qr, 3'^5^, ^S^nr, 
 
 51. aud nnv weather, sjfinot or ^\^z f. ^\^\^ or qr- 
 
 To Misu>'DEHSTAXB, V. a. take in a urong sense, misapprc- 
 hrnd, misconceive, mistaJce, SfC. n=W1^/.-3'?5!it^T^jTH/'. 
 -f^Tft^ni^ OT.-^T^irr^ m.-&c. ^of g. of o. tvitk in. con. 
 csr-4 «(.-*n5r m.-&c.:^^^,\ ^n^^-^^., ^^\ decl.-U<^(\r\- 
 
 JIlsrNTiEESTASDINO, «. V. V. H^H^/. ??I^'^^IT^(T /. 
 
 SfHH^^/. r^MflriqliTHi. i%-qft?R^»i. 3^^»TT%tTw. f^"Tft?r- 
 
 I. ill tervis.^ variance, t. Disageeement. ^t^% «• ^PK%- 
 qurr >». ;rf^ or qiqp mj. «. qspTR >;i. f?rjT «i. rfts /. fcTW- 
 ^?:/. f^J «. [&e. 
 
 MISU^DEBSTOOD, JJ. V. T. 3-S5T ^m^^rTT, f^H'Od ?TH3T^?5T, 
 
 MiscsAGEiMisusE. See Mal-teeatment,Misemplotmekt. 
 
 yo Misuse. See To Mal-theat. To Misemplot. 
 
 Mite, n. small insect. ^ n. f^p^ m. 
 
 2 small qiianiifi/, v. Paeticle. ^cI^fhTr ffT^T '«• ^"Hft^ 
 
 ^rS n. §f^?TT ^'s-JTr^rr^ft TIKt/. 
 
 S proverbial e.rpression foi- a small coin, ^ft/.'^'^- 
 
 A widow's m. g^m qj^ w. ^Z. 
 To ^iye one's m. ^ ^jf T <5?JT<t <TT^^/. ^. 
 Mithkibate, w. antidote. ■^'STH^fR ?2. PfTTT^K^ arfT^T n. 
 MiTiGABLE, a. V. V. 1. !T^JT?r J?;TTm^"rnr-^R^T-&e. si^TiT^ft- 
 
 T, !T^r»^, 3^?7*T^ft^, ?Tm'^, sr^TH^qi^, &e. 
 MiTiOAST, n. mitigating thing, st^th^ n. ^\^^^ n. 
 To Mitigate, v. a. oUeviate^ assuage, cJY. V. To Ease. ^?^- 
 jpr-ctc. ^FTiJt, ^m^, ^lirT^T"^, SI^TT^ «.-Tq^TJT^ M.-OT?TtfrT 
 
 f.-&c.m^ g.ofo. 
 
 2 ma^f /c4S rigorous or severe, v. To Ligiitex. Ep;^-^- 
 
 Mitigated,;?, v. Y. 1. ^TTT^T^Fsr, &c. ^if^Fr, si^tFhh, jq^ii^. 
 
 2 1?^;^ %TOT, &c. 
 Mitiqatee, n. Mitigaxt, Mitigatite, a. v. V. 1. '^^■ 
 
 OIRT, &e. OT?TiT-?TJT?r-!T^iTH-&c. ^rrf-^fr. 
 SIiiiOATiox, n. V. V. I.— act. ^^^^'jl n. &e. ^^^u\^ f. ^f- 
 
 rT^oj^/. ^'TSiTH^ «. ;t?THH n.— slate. 3rIK wj. |iT^Tff?r/. 
 
 ^^iJT "'. [qnirm. ?^?rrrT/. 
 
 2 5^:pT ^7>Jf «. &c. ?5^^^0T n. ?^;fT^ar «._ i.^/e^ |?f^. 
 
 JIitee, «. crown of a bis/iop^ cj'c. KrHi'^5r?Tr«TT-&e. Wf:zm. 
 
 MiiTEy, n. fSi^siRt^ flrl^rsTr m. 
 
 Mittimus, «. toarrant of commitment to prison. ^ \\i;-i \ '<i i^ 
 ^J^.'^^V^T ^^H^TTJTT m. 
 
 To Mix, v. a. mingle, llend, iinile. frfotET^, fTT^^'if, fH^3- 
 <jf, ir^oT or ir55<if, ^^T^^oT, tT^^T?; ^iJi, fH5^5l/.-fK»T5l/- 
 fif^TSTM.- *r^ o»' H^/.-^e. ^my. o/o. fJTffStTT/. «.- 
 ^^H^m «.-^f'=HM'^ ?J.-ic. ^p^ y. of 0. fH!iT-ftf%TfT- 
 &c. :?r^. 
 
 543 MOA 
 
 To mix Willi for the sake of concealment. ^JT^or. 
 
 2 Jumble, intermingle confuscdh/^ v. To Cojjpouni). nt- 
 
 HrJ/.-fl^^ m.-&c. ^.K^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 up ;— by stirring, &c. ^FT^Hm, S^joiot, firaqor. 
 To Mix, v. n. become united or blended. fHotuf, fH^oiu i fn- 
 
 ^TSTot, iROT, flTSH ^W , BHI^m, ?^Hiif, nPT w. frToIot y. 
 ofs. recip. f^^^ f.-^^ f.-&c. ^\^ g. of s. 
 2 ( In company, society, &c. ). fJTOTr, irw. 
 Mixed,;;, v. V. A. 1. firajp^??!, f^m^^^, &c. fkr^rZ.^ f^i- 
 ^aft^, H?ft'(r, &e. fTT^iT, fKf!iT?T, ?rf»^!!T, ^'71% ^fg^lJ, 
 
 I.— grain, %5^. 
 Mi.xEK, n. Mixing,/), a. x. V. A. 1. fJ^^mnr, fq^ at ui wr , 
 fjTHS ^ROIRT, &c. ^fi^^T ^rTT-SFTft, TrftHJim ^F^r-^p'r. 
 
 MiXTUEE, Mixing, n. v. V.A. l.—acf. f^7.^iin. fn^o[,i\n.&c. 
 
 fjToC^^/. fH^7.^^f fn^tEIwft/. fK?T5tllfr/. finratTT./. 
 ^ciTssTiI n. ^JTfl-^5T ?t. ^»%I5T n. ^qr^Jm «• tr^^^OT «. 
 fT«rt'^RTJI n.— state. fn^^.f. fifH^ir »i. fHHol/. >r^ or 
 »ToE/. %S/ HoiSTiR:/. arrn^ »«. lTT!iT*rT^ ?«. fR>.rf*IK m. 
 
 m% m. ?i>TJf m. ^jfri »«. 3Tg^q »«. 
 
 2— act. 'Tmaot ■«. &c. TiifeT55iir5/. ?f;?^H n.— state. ^\- 
 
 trs ?«. nrtT55Tnt'^ ?«. /• lT^5irf*T^5i /. jpTHqwrri^ /. 
 ^'^R «?. 
 
 M. of castes. ^fl^R on. ^-T nnat n. ^^.■^\?.m. 
 
 V. V. N. fna^ «. fn^oi/. fH^ci/. f*r?!^ n. 
 
 I. mixed mass, medliy, miscellany. ffT^fcS y] fJlHotT "'. 
 
 =qHci/. nprfsfr?! n. qrft?T «. l7jf=?st/. ^n:^/. i^^?- 
 
 A m. of rice & split pulse. %=5T3t/. 
 
 A m. of langungTs. WTS^^rft/. %=JTft/. [ ^T^iTn. 
 
 II. ingredient added and mixed. >Tc7 or Hot /. fH^T^T /. 
 MiziiAZE. See Maze. 
 MizzEN, n. — the sail. ^is,^f. 
 
 2 — the mast. hvmT, strJ m. imT?ft3r?I^?ft/. 
 IMizzLE, n. small rain, drizzle. qir?"TT^^ m. ^iS'STNIWIi'T 
 
 m. ^TT\z 11. Wiji n. gr^/. [^Tot, ^<^.(ui 
 
 To IMizzLE, V. w. drizzle. :s'ft"TT3r^ m.-kc. q^af, JTq^" n.&c. 
 Mnemohic, a. assisting the mejnory. ^^frW^T^, ^KfJTJT^rl^. 
 Mnemonics, n. art of memory. a^is^TOT ?;«jot|i^ ^?TT/. ?w- 
 
 To Moan, v. n. groan, ^'^tfr, fsf^^or or fsTF^ra'if, f^T^aof, 
 
 ^^onjf, qT=m, ;^oiMoHTf, ^*rui, f^;r>jt, ^^^/.-^tit/.- 
 
 &c. ^of-TfS^. 
 
 To m. and whine, fqtltrr. 
 
 To sit moaning and fretting. ■'V.^m ^^^ .'^p'Rkm. pi . 
 
 3l0AN, JIOANiNo, n. v.V. ^fJ^OT «. .le. qT^rilt /. ^^^ n. f^- 
 ?^ or Olr^os m. fjposfqjoft/ RuNuff/. ^^ctoft/. fraj-
 
 MOD 
 
 Ui 
 
 MOD 
 
 q/. 3?RT'jimT/. n. 5^?/- 
 
 MoAXEB, n. Uro.iMNO, ;). n.v. V. ^'^"iki, &e. :?;?^r, fH9^- 
 
 MOANTULLV, HIOAMSOLY, adv. V. K ^^^^, ^«JJct. 
 
 :Moat, «. rfiVcA round ajort. W<^- "'• ^ ''»• ^'t/- ^^f^/ 
 
 Mod, h. raJWif, iumultuovs assemllaje, v. Ceowd, People. 
 
 TJ- w. ^=r "I. ^^ n. sJSTofN^ iTIaJ^/ arsT^f^'iTJTOHT/. 
 To Mod, r. n. harass tumuUuously. iff/. ^FTot jc/V/i m of o. 
 3I0DILE, ]*IOBiLiTV, n. canaille, (lie moh, v. Pi:ori,H. W^- 
 
 qk m. n. ■' HV^H^m n. ^ n. 'M\iAMf. arsm^TFT/. T- 
 
 IVIODILITV, n. susceptihilifi/ oj motion. HT^'fT^'^'TT/. ifrTqt- 
 
 To j\r0CK, J', a. jmi/ate in Jn-ision, deride li/mi!nicri/^:z\^^., 
 
 % SHU |, SR^Sf, irfT^aTn,-"^?^Er7;TT/7.7.-cTi^?<Tr/^j7..f?r=5T^- 
 
 5^/.-5?ira^/.-?PF?5/.-%^T/-f %^T/.-ft55i;T n.-&c. er- 
 ijf y. q/'o. 
 
 2 deride, laujli at, v. To EiDiCtJLE. ^^^t, OT^?!^, ^^- 
 
 3 tantalize^ di.-<api)oint, lefool, v.To Deceive. ■=)1c4'MoT, <p- 
 
 Mock, u. See Mockeet, Eidicule. 
 
 Mock, a. not real, counterfeit, false, ^r^, ?Tir^, +,4iNI, 
 
 ^f%iT, fK2^, ^n^, ^\^v^\^ fir^rqr, 5^^=^^, 
 
 MoCK-riGHT, n. iptlW^ «. rtHI^Tr TO. 
 
 Mocked, ;;. t. V. 1. ^?n^^^r, &c. ftifiFT. 
 
 3 =EfT5:^%^r, ^^t!=I%=f^r, '-^rf^rl^T, &e. <F^. 
 3I0CKER, J!. JIocKiso, p. a. y. V. 1. ^Z]^^\X\.| ^■iNUAII ^- 
 fT^UTRT, f %?T ^"JIRT, &c. ^i^R, S^F^^'r, S^n^, 5q[T^- 
 51R, f^5^^^^f-TTft, fTJ^I^. 
 2 (JT^T^rWlTT, ^^OTRT, &c. 3^^ra^, ^TTf r^nFrTT. 
 
 MocKEET, iMocKisG, 11. T. V. i.—act. ^^^^ 11. ^E■[^^ f. 
 %3m «. ^^m:\f 5^5fr/. s^rrs^/. s^n-^tt/. Tm^^f. 
 
 y^ ^-^-+.r'4i/. pi. ^z\^^^^f. pi. q'^FRr^/. ;>?. fJri«i^ «• 
 2— oc/. OTfrewf«. f reof «. &c. g-T^r^ ws. it^t or z^f. 
 
 W^^f. Ixf. 7Xf. q%Tt/. 
 
 3— ac<. ^iolciui «. =EfT^^OT/. =qT5i;rw^/. &c. 
 
 I. &K« or subject of mockery. ^^^\mk'\-\ n. ^^^r'T\^ n. 
 OT^T^rf^l^T^ fft. 
 
 II. counterfeit appearance, false shorv. ^"fn n. fnf pop. 
 f^ n. i\nn. qTm n. sqj^iT »«. «. ^q^ li. 
 
 MOCKISO-STOCK, Jl. V. LATJGniXQ-SlOCK. ^^^TFTc^ «. OT" 
 
 ^re^VTH n. 
 Modal, a. relating to form or mode. ?OTfV^T^T, ^Tf^T^- 
 
 Mode, «.— in mctapliysics. ^"^i-r^J^iiTTH. f^?iTBfFHq^FK«f. 
 f^^qi»=>tjj.,4 n. f^hT^sqsTFR m. 
 2 wa«ner of existing orhingjorm. ^n. S^m^m.^^f^Km. 
 
 3 method, na//, fashion, v. Masnek. ^frf 2^0/;. ^'t^/. HI'I 
 4: fash ionalle custom or icni/. ?l>--q^:fTT^ m. f^iJ^^TTI 
 
 m. ?Jr^sr=jnT ?«. FipFSTrm »«. 
 
 5 — iu music. See Ml'sic. C — in grammar. See IMooD. 
 Model, n. representation of. ^H^ or ^r^r^TT m. J^qc^ wi. ?{- 
 
 «FT5!tT m. ?rt=qT »»- sffT «!. Jlf?IKT/. J^ffT^T «. OTHT/. 
 
 2 pattern, e.vemplar. ^\^\ or ^FfT »». t%TTf ?«. ^t^ ?)i. 
 
 "JTRt m. JTTH?^ «!■ f?;^3 «. ^\1 n. 
 
 To Airnish witli a m. Pf^IT ot. ^T^ '^'jf, 
 
 8 vwuld. ^^r «;• ^W./". 5^ '». 
 2b Model, i'. a. mould, shape, \. To Toem. q'sof, ^r-^srof, T- 
 
 <TW, «PTT5f ot. 
 MODEEATE, a. trmperale., olscrrinj reasonalle lounds in 
 
 indulfjenre. '^^T^, qfTfK?TT=5nfr, aTrTHTnt, ar^qf^^Tft, 
 
 ^F^Hrtt, f^TH^T^i, f^=!T?TfffT, arr^Rf^frrf^'T'Tq-i?, 'i\- 
 ?TO??'r'ft, ar^^g?, ar^frf^ifr, arf^i^pt^T^T. 
 
 2 rctlraincd in passion, temper, desire, ^'c. 3T5TT^f^, 
 
 3 temperate.^ not extreme, not excessive, not violent or rigor- 
 ous. %ir^, ^TT^T, ^iTFT^T, ^rRTT5pr,%?TT'5Tr, S^"^, ^t^=; 
 or 51, JTT"F^, H^'-^qTr, irqR^, ffi^r, qf<fi=r^, ?m^r?, ?tt^4, 
 
 4 of the middling degree,V. MjuDLrKO. HWTT, ^'^^^^^\• 
 21) MoDEEATE, V. tt. maJcc temperate, qucdify, \. To Tempee, 
 
 2 reduce from a state of excess or violence, repress,reslrain, 
 
 f^^T-^JT^-%Hr^-q-H-&c. ^q-, 'jT?rT'rf or <ft?:Tof, 'i\^^^ 
 
 /.-&c. JFT>n y. 0/ 0. [^FT^ot JTJT^, 3^7ot. 
 
 To MoDEEATE, «'.«. lecomc less violent, ij^cv. To Abate, ^p:- 
 MODEEATED, ;j. Y. V. A. 1. gHITT^sfT %?^?rT, KT^F^ %"^?;r, lie. 
 
 2 ^^^T %H?5T, ar^iT^fT iTT?=5^i=!;T, ^TR^T^FTT &c. ?t1%?T. 
 Modeeatelt, (7(?y. V. A. 1. ^JTFfr, gJTKT^, ^KRHfr decl. "k- 
 
 2 gKKT^T f'ff?. g^R^?:, MI41+, ^r^?7T^WT decl. ^mm 
 
 MODEEATEXESS, ]M"ODEEATIO>', W. V. A. 1. %H*rmU|T«». "?fT- 
 
 fjT?TT^UT n. TftfT^T^R »i. 1^T?T^^^ «. f^^^ffrT/. 3T- 
 
 2 3T?7T^f^T/. 3T?5rH ?«. ^m^f^/. ^PrfffT/. m?f|f^ 
 
 3 ^JT^rHTUTT m. viy^W.^m m. l^^^f. ^f^^^^f. ?rTqf?T' 
 
 ^FrTT/. firfn/. [^r^TT^^H. 
 
 MoDEEATOE, w. ( at tlisputatious ). Err^'-'^^'<T, ^^TTTfH, 
 
 MoDEEK, «. not ancient, pertaining to present or recent time. 
 
 H^T'-^T, R-ETT: ^5^, 'flPTTq^I^r, 3T?fr^it^, 31?ft^s=rT, ^T- 
 
 M0DEnx3,"«. ^nfT%-3TBtqi;3% P^]^m.pl. ^?TWT^?r ??r^M.;:/. 
 
 Modest, a. not loasfful, arrogant, S{c. f^^ pop. f^T^f, Pf- 
 ^HTR f 0;). f?T^F»TJTRft, f^^R pop. f%?:|^FRt, 3T»rpTt, 
 pR?ft, ^f^T, f^n>r, 3Tf*T'TRRf|fT-3Jf^-&C. 3T^TcHS>^^.
 
 MOI 
 
 To be very m. JTPT/. ^ H ^PT^. 
 
 2 not forward, hold, j^er/, tj'c. CT^Tsr^, ?rn^, ?=rM<l, ?5T- 
 
 §?5^, =>rTRT=T, 5iqT^, ^^lf^?r, 3T55?T. 
 
 3 «<?< ?oo«e, traiiloii, umhaste.Sfc. — ol'a woinan,V.ClIASTE. 
 
 — esp. of a wilo ?Trft, TfHiTfrr, ^'^^\, [ frfJT?T. 
 
 4 not excessive, tj'c. v. JIodeuate. fRlf^^, ■yUKMr, H- 
 SfODESTLT, flf^i;. V. A. 1. fHT^f^, Pi^fi|*iiMI^, ^fd^Hl^- 
 
 2'm-MI ^ H, JTTra'tT^vT, nq-KR^f^, J^^rm^, &e. 
 
 3 'Tf^iRTTtnTf^, TTfrrarq-i^, HT'gHTsrr^, Ji^ftvrm^, &c. 
 
 Modesty, Modestness, n. v. A. 1. f^n^l'T'Jir m. fm^^- 
 ;ftT<iTT m. &c. 3T^fiTirPf m. fi^;^^H^J^ m. 3Tfi)M|i^<lf^BT?J. 
 Ac. f^^ m. ftHpAlrll /. 
 
 s^ft^irr /. ?5^T?ft?^rrT /. =^ /. t5^ »». irsiTm qrwt «. 
 
 M., decency, decorousness, &c. — gener. or indef. 
 ?5Mri«1i/. rtMH'n'i'il/. 
 
 3 q^imrq^ «». ^nfcrir?^ n. ^Kjffvn^ »,. ^r^ftq^^ on. ^rft- 
 ?5r «■ OT"^"^^ 11. 
 
 4 See Moderation. 
 
 Modicum, «. pittance. vi^-vH<|^i-ji<itfi«i-&c. !««(? totV/t a 
 
 Modifiable, a. t. V. 1. €? f^T^rrTT^mT, &c. f«nFlT?TW^, 
 
 Modification, n. t. V. l.—act. f^xt^ui «. qir^Jw «. &e. ^- 
 qfrR JpTir «. ^^n?7rm<<t)<u| n.— state. CTH^ ?n. ^TCTH^jti. 
 
 I. altered form or viode of leing. ^^ n. f^+K «». R^fr) 
 JIodIFIED, ^. T. V. 1. ^"T r*<.=(rtrir, &C. Rl'ihrij^^Trf. 
 
 2 fqiT^^ST, 4><4>U %3?5T, &c. 
 ^o Modify, «j. a. change the form or shape of. CT«.-^^T«. 
 
 -&c. fp^tfui-TTc^^ g. ofo. ^Hid< w.-W<\HirR; «.-^5'T^ «8. 
 
 -f^^FR j?».-fcr?rfff/.-&c. JFT^ ^. o/o. 
 
 2 aZ^e»-, iiary, v. To Change. Ih><<<u|, TTtT'rJf, %7TfRffi.- 
 &c. ^ot g. of 0. [rS^Fr-Ac. ^^_ 
 
 3 moderate, qualify, soften. ^\^ JT^-^Fr^f^-HI><j*-^- 
 MoDIsn, a. fashionaUe, shjlish. ^STpft, ^^^TTft^P/t^, ^T^, 
 
 2b Modulate, i;. a. form sound to a certain key, Sfc. ^IXm. 
 
 2 iw/eci iO!«icf. ^^^^ m. ^^, ^'f^ /.-^=q^t^ /..&c. 
 MoDULATOiN, n. V. V. 1. ^^ ^r^^ n. &c. 
 2 w^f. ^tw==r/- ^R*r^ »«• ^^ n. 
 Module. See Model, 
 MoauL, w. HFT?5. 
 
 Irruption, &c. of the Jloguls. mi^MW «. 
 
 Rule or sway of the Moguls. MMlri'^/. 
 
 That belongs, &c. to the Jloguls. iRrieft, HTTJirf . 
 MoHAB, MoHUH, n. — the coin, jtt^ /. 
 MoiETX, n. V. Half, ar^ n. ^^^ f. fH*TTm.f^H/. f^nTT^ 
 
 545 
 
 jroM 
 
 /. fH^mf 
 
 To Moil, v. a. dauh, smear, ^-c. icilh dirt. »TT^, F!'<T5'r, H- 
 
 Vip\ or m^-&.c. qof. 
 
 To bo moiled. »TT'Jt, f^^ f^iO' t or 7K iAi ' i \, 
 
 2 V. To TiiiE. f^TOT^ot, sifiT^, HTI^. 
 To Moil, D. n. drudge, \. To Toil. W.'^JJl ^f:^ m. pl.-rrrfr. 
 
 ^V. m. pi. :Rut, ^T^, ^ n. pi. fg^^Tot. 
 Moist, a. moderately tvct. 3TT?5^T, 311?!^, afr^TT, -'iTFJ^rr, 
 
 3Tt?m?, 3T5R'flrar, 3?r?, ^r?, ^^r, f%JR or %?:, fTTTr^. 
 
 2 /Zi«< /;a* moisture,— a, soil, &e. ^.T^T, S^TTTT, ^KT, ?T- 
 HJ, afrPfsjTf . [&c. :F?6t. 
 
 To Moisten, v. a. t. A. afiSTHui, 'flT^^f^, ^r^^J^R-'jir?^?^- 
 2 ( a culinary preparation by a dash of water, milk, 
 &c. ). aTT^ST »«. ajiif-HTT^-JT^ot, JHTTot, ^^TT m.-^TTjm. 
 
 MoiSTNEss, MoisTUEE, «. V. A. 1. afn^^^^TJTT m. &C. 2RT- 
 FJRT wi. 3fT?jqT w. afraid m. ^WSf n. 5ftrj[?rT/. ^T^'fn/. 
 
 2 5TT OT. <^H'«<4U|| w. [ rfi^l^. 
 
 That is produced by the m. of tho Boil. WST^, SfT- 
 MoLAK. See Jaw-tooth. 
 Molasses, n. drainings or drippings of sugar. 4;i+«n/. K- 
 
 a?t/ 5fTTT m. Hgyrfe/. ?I%^?7TT m. 
 Mole, n. natural spot on the body, ir^ m. f3% n. t^ n. 
 
 f^^ji m. f%r*T^/. «rrT ?«. fH^ i'op. ?ftos »». h?^ »«. 
 fqnir »». 
 
 A m. with hairs. ?5t^ «■ Kf^^n. \X^m. S^^'\f. 
 
 2 mound, dylce. tfj^ o;- tppT ?«. tjR'^nTT in. ifi^ »». «T^- 
 
 3 ^^p ?5fpr srmt arr^. 
 
 Mole-hill, n. v. Hillock, ifi^.o!. «. «rr^^ ?». m. 
 
 To make a mountain of a m. 'TO^T *:«<o:i *<u|, "Tcit^ 
 
 "pfTT ^^, Tlt'TT "T<f?T ^F^ot, <^NI n^ ^T^. 
 Molecule, w. a/om, minute particle of matter. 3^ ot. T^HT- 
 
 5 ?». ^ur ?«. jpfopFT /. 
 MoLECULisii, n. arftrrJTT »». aT^r<r «• 
 To Molest, f . a. t. To Thouble. Z^"^ j».-^^/.-fm^/- 
 
 ^^T m.-&c. ^ot. 
 Molestation, n. v. V. oh<? Teouble. ZT^ m. ^^/. rW- 
 
 ^/ |:^ «. fff /. Hir«T »n. OT^^T «!• T^g^ »«. 
 Mollient, a. softening. v,'3,-&.c. +,<ui|<|, H^<t.|<-+.-^Tfl', 
 To Mollify, v. a. lit. ^^. v. To Soften. H^-:TT^-H5n3r-^- 
 
 |-&c. ^7m, frjrqurT m.-ntfrofr/-H|?<T i!.-&c. 3ttot^. 
 
 IMOLLY-CODDLE, «. o«e «/iO takes over care of himself, s^r- 
 
 JfoLTEN, a. made of melted metal. aftffftT, ?li-^<<i-=(i, ^m^ 
 
 Moment, n. smallest portion of time, v. Instant. ToS «. ^- 
 
 or m. f^TT^/. q?W »;i. «. ?I^/. «. S^^ «i. ?^ m. 
 
 An idle or spare ni. giTrf or TB'<T/. "?>?/. ^T5 or 
 ^?/. T?Tf</. T?T?7T/. Jfl^/. 
 
 Every m. ^rHoft, STm?Toff. [ f?rm^f?T. 
 
 In a m., in a jiftey, &c. v.Teice, w<*Hl-sftH, -^^l+M, ^- 
 2 See MoiiKNioM.
 
 MON 
 
 546 
 
 MOJT 
 
 3 importance, consequence, v. AVeioht. HTT'n. Hr^^V- 
 
 neij. con. 
 MOMESTASEOUS, MoirESTAttT, a. done in a moment, lasting 
 a moment. ^^T ^^V^, ^^J ^^J, ^^foT^P, ?TiiR'<TT«ft, TS- 
 
 ?IOMESTARll.\-, adv. even/ moment. ^T^T^ff, sif?T?7'*fT. 
 Momentous, a. important, v. ■Weighty. HRt, Jf^'i'iK, 
 JTTWfRT, ^^, HW. [ t^f- 
 
 MoMESiOCSXESs, 7). V. A. and AVeight. TTT^r^t/ ^^=7^- 
 MOMENTCM, n. impetus. ■Hirtu<<r^ =^ »». ^T »». %'IHI1 «. 
 JIONAtUISM, «. vionastic life. H5=JTO »«. Pr^rfs^f^H/. 5R=rT- 
 
 JIoNAD. M0XAi)E,«. ultimate atom, indivisiUe thing. JTT^ ??. 
 
 Mo.N'AECH, «. absolute sovereign, v. DEsrOT. '^T^tRT^F, 5- 
 
 2 Y. KlXG. ^3TT, TTS^fTTfT, STftTT, arfs^fPT. 
 
 3 //(« superior of the kind. TM, j^, both in comp. 
 IMoxAKCHAL, a. V. Eegal. n^^/t7, TM^, Tr^nrfr. 
 JIo.s'ARCniC, MoXAEcniCAL. a. vested in a single ruler. it%. 
 
 ?r3Tr% ^w^\, ^T.Kv^rs'^w.. ^^■iMV'fi^^ <^^^^fi'5i, ij^f- 
 ^t^tt^tt, <(JF^rfHqf;. 
 
 'i'lo^jLTiciix, 11. government of a single ruler. ^^IJ^W^^f- 
 
 (^^n^^Tm^ n. ^,^\f({^ n. <^.^^^^ n. 
 
 2 realm. JJT^ n. 
 MoSASTEEY, n. house ofmonls, ^-e. MZ m. arr'^H m. 
 Monastic, Monastical, a. relating to monks or monastic 
 
 life. H^^r^Rr, HS^H^':^, n55FT^ft?t^'=ft, ^\^^Y'J^'■^- 
 
 Mo.NASiici3M. See Mo>-AcnisM. 
 
 JIoxDAT, n. ^m^R m. =5f^5rK m, j|^lT m. r|^?TT in. 
 
 Mo^-E^Al^Y, 0. consisliiig, ^-c. 0/ wi07!?y. Tf^jiT^r,''^^Tli+4f|^, 
 
 :Mo.VEY,7i. T. EiCHEs.''^':f;r »i."WT ?n. sm m. q^ n. ^sr w. 
 f^ n. z^ m. ( in comp. as, SR^r, ?5K^^T, &c. ),^- 
 I'T/. ( Pr. ^T^T ^h'Tf^qir ?f^),^»».— freely or loosely, 
 ^ariT^PT wi."~^R^T ?«. TOR^r m. W^^^'M «.— as joco- 
 fcely personified, =?Rft^'TH m. 
 
 A purise of m. ( commonly of lOOO pieces ) ^I^ot. 
 Dearth of m. •ijH^-^cA m. 
 
 Examination of m. qR^/.— Price paid for it, TRW" 
 5/ TR^!Jrr^55/.— bkill at it, qR^/. 
 
 For, with, upon, &c. ready m.— dealing. ?RIRRft, 
 v?fRr, ^'I'^H'i-^, H'K.M'ITT. 
 
 Hard m. Eeady ni. fl^/. ^'T^'^HT w. fr^^^T^ »». T- 
 *n; n. 5Tn<T/. ^^m m. 
 
 Love of m. yf^^TT/. ".T^frrrvr »J. ^5^??Fvr w. f?%sfUTr/. 
 IMaking m. ^s^tt^h n. tT^TRT^ «. [&c. ^<f/. 
 
 M. taken for probable expenses; pocket ni., road m., 
 l^r. returned to be exchanged, sj^^ir m. 
 I^I. thro\\Ti away, useless expense. '^'tJfi^T^ n. 
 Eaiaing of m. fraudulently, ^^j '„,. [^ ^. 
 
 Eeady m.-deali: 
 
 Eeady ni. -dealer. rr??ft^r-&c.3'?»ff-5'TTqrt^. 
 To examine ni. qR^<n, qR?^/. W.X^ g. of 0. 
 Jloney-makes the mare to go. STT :p^?5 ^PW, vi^r^f- 
 
 IMoxEY-BAO, 11. V. Bag. ^^^^f. [and boml-. 
 
 MoNEY-BOEROwEK, w. V. Uebtoe. fT'JiqKr&fTOT^^TTK in notca 
 Money-box, n. till to hold moneij. Te^^rr^ ^t\f. n\^^, m. 
 
 MONEY-BKOKEll. See iMONEY-DEALER. 
 MONEY-CHAXGEU, n. ^^n>, STTUH^ or ^{\_ 
 
 Money bag of m. «f^/. 
 ]\roNEY-cnANoixo, n. ^TJ'^f. ^fJT m. ^|TiI?T m. ^]i\^z'l o)' 
 
 'if[f. — loosely or compreh. sqi^^lfr m. 
 BIosey-dealek, n. ^R^R or ^^■^w^K, qH^TPTlft. 
 MosEY-DEALiXG, w. ^IT'f'TR'^/. '^^m^^1^ 11. \^'^^ n.\^f. 
 Money-lender, n. \. Creditor. ^^'pfT, 'T^^; — in notes 
 and bonds, ^CfHW.^ & s^^RnH. 
 
 Premium or bonus to a m. JisTf /■ ^TSTSTitM. JTHTfff/. 
 Eelative standing or bearing of money lender and 
 money borrower. q^f^ftoiJ^r «• 
 
 iMoNEY-LEss, a. V. PooR. f^^^., q^^T'^, ^^\^^^^., *Rr- 
 
 f?RTo!T, 3TST^, 3T^f^T. 
 Money-matter, n. ^5r qnqr^ (or ^iqT ^tnTpEft) 'T're/-'?- 
 
 5IR0TM.-&C. ^T?^iqif^r% ^^^^n- \^^-^m. 
 
 Money's worth, n. something thai vill bring moneij. Hlc^w. 
 Moneyed, Monied, a. v. Eicii. q%^fj:, q%^,^^%=fig,'^%- 
 
 gpj, q%5rT?5T,"^5n?!;r,"^%^5, TOfT, ^r^th, qfSf^ 
 
 The m. body or interest. ^fK^Hw- 
 Mono-corn, n. y. IMeslin. %5/. %5^fR«^Rq'«. 
 Monger, n. dealer in, seller of. f^^^\ ( as JTraf^^-m fish- 
 monger, &c. ), STTSr (in conip.),5ir3T (in comp.), sjfrqRT, 
 
 MoNGBEL, a. of mixed breed. ^^fRT^, ^+<-H 1^0=^1, ^f^^^tf?, 
 ?f^=II, ^^^Trft^, fJTssr^JTRft^sfT, f*T=iT^?ft^. 
 
 Monition, n. v. Admonition, Warning. cfT^t^/. 3'q'^?Tw. 
 
 MoNiTivE. See Monitory. 
 
 Monitor, n. ivarner.^ instruotor, ^'c. f^T?^^, 3^^^^, f^TT- 
 ^^T^, Jl'^t, srfiRTrTT. 
 2 (at schools). m?J=5TT^ or =EfR-srT, 3^f^T?T^, OTJI?!. 
 
 Monitorial, a. belonging to, ^'e. monitors. Hrs^R-sff ^f^ ^q- 
 
 2 See MoMiTORY. 
 Monitory, a. giving or containing admo^iition. OT^^ir^T, 
 
 3^.^^,?q^^TTfK^, g^.^T^, ^q'^^Tqr, 3^m^. 
 
 Monk, «. o religious recluse, inhabitant of a moiiastery.^'c. v. 
 Mendicant, Ascetic. ^^^^^\^\^,W. ^Hlrft?y ^t^ft- 
 &c.— Hindu m. XT^^TRft, ^jft, a^?:"^, ^T?T!T?'<T,VRqT^HT, 
 To turn m. TT"#«. ^^"JT-^nfr, ^TT'". ^T^. 
 
 Monkey, «. m^5, ^RR, ^^5, qpfq-, ^T^if^Pt". 3TT, ';m^, 
 
 Cry or whoop of the m. ^/. J^:^Rm. ^^FR>?i. 
 Depi-edations of monkeys. ^]^X^\^_f. 
 Female m. ^\'^ and f^\W.fm f. nw.i\f. ^^^^ pop. 
 sTi^'Ct'^/. &c.
 
 iroN 
 
 547 
 
 MON" 
 
 Female m. with her suckliug. STT^Strr/- 
 Male m. leader of the troop. ^^, W^-, ^fl"^. 
 M. of a male troop. ?T5'^'??:, ^%;^cqT_ 
 M.-faces. cTR^f^r^^?^ or "^^^?qT/. ;'?. 
 
 M.-faced. m^F^nrj^iT, ^R?:i^'ra€rT, sth^tt. 
 
 M.-tricks. tlPR^'?!/. TT^fTS^^T/. ^\^V<^1n.n. i^^- 
 ?T/. %^/. ^ _^ {^^r 
 
 To gnash, spit .A cliaf tor at, — a monkey. ^'Ji'if,^^R'Jf, 
 2 leater ofnpavior, cjv. JTriTr m. ^H «i. 
 
 Mo>-Kisn, a. w^^\'^^ ^^z^nw^J ^ &c. Hs«rrftT^^':ft, Hs^rf^r- 
 
 MoxocnoEP. «. instrument loiih one slrinrj. ^^.mf[ q'KT "• 
 Some kinds are, HiTH"^ «. ( player ou it, JOTJi^Tr ), %- 
 
 ?Ioyoc0LAE, IMoNOCULOus, o. having one erje. ^^rSiTT, 'T- 
 
 Pauci monoculi sunt houesti. ^f^R' ^FMr T^TH ^TF'-T:. 
 JIOXODT, 7J. sojjy, SjC. sung hj one. t^qf^H IPTpf fft"^ «• 
 JION"oaAMlST, «. one ivlio disulloics second marriages, t^^^- 
 
 jMonogamx, «. marriage toitli one wife only. (^^"?c5=ft£Trf n. 
 JIosoGrvAM, n. ^t^\ ;TTm=^ aTT^T^^'t «. I'l. 
 JIoxOLiTH, «. ^r ^ISmr m^ m. ^ ^yt^ksit^^ m. 
 MOXOLOGBE, n. soliloqug. 3TPT?qTfJTqrT?Tr-<fm?^#3TT"T?^r 
 
 'TT?fT-&c. %r5S 'TTWr ??. yq-^TPftq HrsTOT n. 
 j\roN-oiiAcnY, n. V. Duel. g^'J3[ »• 
 3I0XOMANIA, MosoiiAST, «. derangement icitli respect to a 
 
 particular subject. '^^pf^vrf^^T '«■ <^^f^rR>3^ «». ^^- 
 
 IMoN-oiiAsiAc, a. V. N. tr^f^i^nrfiffiTTT, '[^fjrT'rafFr. 
 
 MosoPETALOus, a. having only one petal, (^^pn^aff^, ^fp- 
 
 ^Sl', '^^^^. 
 JIOXOFOLIST, MOSOPOLIZEE, W. V. V. 1. ?TR^^ BR %'JITTT, 
 
 I. ( esp. of the revenue, customs, <5:c. ). r^TTT^TT, ^T^. 
 To I^^0^•orOLIZE, v. a. engross a commodity. ?fT?qT^ ^fk n. 
 
 2 oJtai« </'e exclusive right of selling or trading. JTfiT m. 
 -nrPFT »».-1T^/-&c. ^of r;. of 0. 
 MosoroLT, »i. sole power of selling or trading, h^t ot. iijcf^ 
 
 2 ( of cubtoms, revenue, &c. ). 5^?TRT m. ^T?ft/. ^TH^ 
 
 JIososTLLAEic, a. having only one syllalle. ^^ ar^^r^T, 
 Monosyllable, n. ^r^ 3T?TT n. t^T?K «. t^^T^ ^r<^ m. 
 Monotheism, w. <T%»;f7^^ m. i^.^mn n. 
 
 MONOTHEIST, n. (^%!>^^T^, ^%'<)<Mr1|cJriift. 
 
 MoNOTREisTic, a. ^%!^<t) i^+iajtrff, <^%>^*TFraafifl'. 
 Monotonous, «. continued in the savie tone. p'^jiB^^r, ^^- 
 
 2 unvaried, always the same. ^*'HK^r, 'J^J^TST'FIT^, t;^.- 
 
 iT^FRt, >(f>^'fl, '^-IRt^T', <^^^. 
 Monotonously, adv. v. A. 2. ^J^^TR^tr (^fcZ. 
 Monotony, «. v. A. 1. uniformity of tone, leant of inflection, 
 
 S,-c. ^W.^^^f. n. 17^7^^ m. ?T^^H^>TT^ m. 
 
 2 sameness, want of variety. ^^^RtT<Jir ot. t^^t'ft'T'iITwi. 
 
 Monsoon, n. rainy season. qTS^^r^i m. qi^T^T^PIotr m. qi^r- 
 BTST m. T^?qiFT3 »«. 
 
 Closing rains of the m. ^^^V^ ^X^^ or Enfi'cT TT^Hw. 
 Dampness and chilliness at the beginning of the ni. 
 
 W\f\\r\-^f. 
 
 Of or belonging to the m. <TT^?t +iGl|-cf|, qrf^. 
 The four mouths of the m. ^TW m. =q^Href 7«. ^r- 
 
 fTHK*( n. 
 Monster, n. unnatural production. f^K n. 3T3^ )i. 'iT^H- 
 
 fWT m. f^-^ n. ar^rN^ «. '•'^rpT M. [ ?rRT '.;. 
 
 2 person or thing unnaturally large. vT5 n. ^TT^ ?i. B- 
 
 8 horrilhj icickcd person. CH^ffTTT »«. rri?7?r m. H^PT »i. 
 
 "TPKlf^T m. TNj:?"? w. 'P'T^St^. 
 IMoNSTEOsiTY. 8ee Monsthousness, ^Monster. ■ 
 MoNSTEOus, a. deviating from the course of nature. f^^T^T'JT, 
 
 2 enormous, huge, vast, ^-c. y. Laege. '^q?, ^^mflol, ^- 
 
 indecl. ?T"n7r. 
 
 3 strange, striking, atrocious, ^'c. ar^l^, 3T^5rf^7, '^- 
 ^, ^?Wt, 3^=5n^, a^qftcT, 3i<iqs. [ =5fT fi'rc?. 
 
 MoNSTEOrs, «ir?f. T. Excessively, ar^^q^, 9>R^, ITrarg- 
 MONSTEOUSLT, adv. T. A. 1. 3. S^W'i^f^W-^. 
 
 I. See Excessively. ["THT/. 
 
 Monsteotjsness, n. v. A. 1. \r;^w^ n. ^?.^^^\^ m. f?is-- 
 
 2 ^[^TOTT »». OH+ilrAR+iKHUiT m. &c. 
 
 3 arm^'JiT »«. ar^^rf^^TOTT m. &c. 
 
 Month, «. nwm. ^f^^\ m. w(^ m. (in comp. as a prefix to 
 the names of the months; as, HI^ ^^, TT^ kI^TK, &c.). 
 The twelve months are, ^^r,""^^!!^, ^^^, aTTTI^, ^INW, 
 
 HT^q?, 3TTf=^?r, qJTra^F, Km^fr^, ^it, ^m, <PTr^?r. And 
 
 the twelve Muhammadan months are, J^l^^H ( fj^c* ), 
 
 V^^ ( v^^j ), ?Trar?T ( lu'-!-*- ), ^H^TH ( c('-«'-<j ), 5!T,- 
 
 A half of a lunar m. ^'^ m. <?T7T »i. 
 
 By the ni. m|Hmft^, KT^^TR. 
 
 Dark or second half of the lunar m. ^^j^^ m. ^cijt- 
 9?T m. •dTim^ 7«. q^HjTqr^JT »«. l^mRT «'. a^R^^ «». 
 5T^^ m. 
 
 Intercalary m. arftr+Hl^ m, ^fi^MT^] m. «^iTra 
 m. tfrSHl^^r m. qi'^T »». II^^JTRT »i. qJ^TrlJTTra- "'.— 
 occurring iu a year in which a ?^^tW falls, ^^^m.
 
 MOO 
 
 648 
 
 Last Jay of the lunar lialf-m. ^^\^ in. <T?TI5raT m. 
 Light or Urst Imlf of the lunar in. gg^^ m. 5^?^ 
 
 f{^^ m. '^?T w. 
 
 Lunar ui. =^\^Mm m. q?^^^ n. q^TJfT «. 
 
 Period of lour nioutlis. ^ITl^ »». 
 
 Solar m. ^?:hT?T m. fltT wi. 
 
 Sjuotlicftl ui. «?rf?r^FHTH m. 
 
 That serves by the ni. Hf^^^. [ %HTS. 
 
 That is engaged by the m. (not by the trip ). Hf^- 
 
 Tho coming in. ^?TTHm»«. TS^r-J^^ wf^^T m. 
 
 The current m. ^TrSf^r Hf^=ir m. Hl| JT^;?^ «». 
 
 The past ra. J1T| J^^fT. 
 
 ■\Vithiu the or a in. H%^TT% ^-Jfj- 
 MoNini-r, o. prrformed, ^c. in a month. HfpTmT, J1lf*l+. 
 2 happening once a month or every month. Hfp^=irT, 51- 
 
 Half-m. arr^Hifa^, <nf?Tq^. 
 
 ]NL allowance. XTf^h^rfT/. *n|^ / Tl|^n: «. 4>, 
 
 M. pay or wages. J^TTT^ot. Kf|^Tw. JTI^^Km./- KT- 
 
 MoXTHLr, aJi'. once a month, ecery month. 2TKf^«fRT, ^- 
 
 JT^ 0)- JTT^, Hf^'Ml^'Ml Tf^^J^TRT, if fftrrf^'-MI tl , ilf?r>TTtfr, 
 
 Monument, m. v. Memoeial. iji^i'iul or ukRiO/. 3TS^^/. 
 2 /om6, cenotaph, memorial column. 3^/. 'tT5 «• *Ttn 
 «. ^t^ n. pM<ii-^s--h m. 
 
 M. over a Muhammadan. XV^ m. 
 M. over a Sannyasl. ^JTrf^T »»• ^'o;'- WTT^/. 
 Monumental, a. Idonging, S)C. to a monument. U^ft^r, 
 
 2 See LlEMOEiAt. 
 
 To Moo, V. n. — a cow. ^^iJr or ^-MKUJ. 
 
 Mood, «. — in grammar. 3T'4 »»• is the word used by recent 
 
 Marathi Grammarians. 
 
 2— in logic. Xf^VK vi. W^ n. [HH:f%'«Tf^/. 
 
 3 temper or state of mind. ^frT /. HTtf m. M-Hlif^'ifT/. 
 Merry m. STT^T^f^/. ^^R^^f^f. 
 
 Moodiness, n. v. A. ^<f\H Jiff, ^i^rt »». ?3[?^rm m. ^?Tr/. 
 MooDT, a. a",<7)-y, out 0/ humour. ^Tr, ^ra', ?:'H:, M^f frT, 
 
 Moon, n. ^f^ wi. =sr? m. ^ej^ttt m. nm w. s^ m. ^t^ «». ^t^t- 
 
 Day of the m. f?Tf<T pop. fftii/. See them under 
 LfNAB. [/. ^^W. 
 
 Day of new m. 3Tf?^/. STTTmWT/. WTT^R^/. 3TITT 
 Day of new or full m. <T?Tf?r wi. [KT?ft/. 
 
 Day of full m. T^^ or 1^'v^f. "JMirr/. ^Tf^rKT/. "Tof- 
 Digit of the m. ^3-;^?5t/. r|T^/. 
 Disk of the m. =5f?f5fq wj. n. Mi^Hiri n. f^S?5«. 
 Emersion of the m. ^|r^ m. [H^/- 
 
 First night of the m. after conjunction. ^ff^TTrT or 
 Fortnight of the Tvaxing m. y, JIonih. g^^ in. 
 
 MOP 
 
 Fortnight of the waning m. v. Month. ^"wiq<^ m. 
 
 Full m. I'Jf^'^ m. 
 
 IMansion of the ni. asieristn. ?r^5l n. See them under 
 Mansion. [^^ n. 
 
 JIausions of the m.— collectively. ^l^lVHIrtl/. ^?^^- 
 
 M. of the first quarter. SJR^ m. 
 
 M. in an inauspicious mausiou. v^M-tj^ m. 
 
 New m. ^ef^t^ w>. sff^^^ «?. 
 
 Propitiousness of the m. =q^5p^ or oE m. 
 
 Eegion or sphere of the m. ^^WV^ n. 
 
 Spots upon the disk of the m. ?lt=^3^ n. ^^F m. 
 
 That blow on the rise of the m. — flowers. ^^Pcl+I^. 
 
 Wane of tho m. 3'?n7ft^orr/. 
 
 AVaxing of the m. ^if^T^FS^/. 
 
 To be about to rise — the m. ifr^ijf. [T3^. 
 
 The moon shines brightly. -^i^iOj cftj tStT, '^\^ ftTT 
 Moon-beam, m. =sf?f%^ «»• ^^s^T «. 
 MOON-LIOUT, MooN-sniNE, n. -^iiuj ». ^^JPPT^ »». ^^^ 
 
 /. =t^rrT/. ^^'^rfFf/. =5r?5f^/. €i^/. 
 
 Bright m. ^t^OT'TtS «. "^f^^ ^TT, =5(?:^ =^t^ «. 
 A bag of m. VJJTrsTT or *RKr=fT HR^tr »». 
 Moon-plant, n. asclepias acida or aphylla. ^tt m. (the 
 juice of it ^"t^ m. ) ^i'lKHrlT/. ^msTE^t/. 
 
 MOON-EISE, W. =^^1^.^ »«. 
 
 MoONsniNT, jNIoonshine, a. ^qT^r^fT, ^^sf^^^. 
 
 A m. night. =qf^'jftTnT/. 
 MoON-STONE, n. ^^f?T »i. 5Hm^f?T »«. =st?'Tf&I m. 
 MooN-sTEucK, See Lunatic. 
 MooNT, a. having a crescent for a standard. ^^'^'^'^^'^\^^ 
 
 MooB, w. V. Heath. X[H n. [f^^lj?/ 
 
 2 marshy ground. "JPTiToS TPT «. ^f^TS TPT«. fsT^TS^^ff^/- 
 
 To MooE, u. M. confine ( a ship, &c. ) hy ropes, calles, ^v. 
 
 Moorage, m. ilacefor mooring, ydf^u-m-^ ^STFTT/- 
 
 Mooe-land. See Mooe. 
 
 MooitisH. See Maesht. 
 
 Moose, n. elk. i\^ pop. iHM< «. 
 
 2b JIooT, p. a. bring forward, touch upon, v. To Mention. 
 
 +l<S<Ji', "TreZ-STfrT w.-3"g^ »»..&c. ^JTjf y. 0/0. 
 2 See To Aegue. 
 Moot-case, Moot-point, n. unsettled case, disputed or 
 
 disputalle point. HSr m. Fj^^^^f. ?5T5rT '». 
 Mop, n. — for cleaning. ffiSTRPt n. SIdHII ? 
 
 2 ^mc? o/^«ir. %^/. 
 To JIop, V. a. ^5^7%=^ ?nT> SFTOJ-. 
 To JfopE, t). M. le dull ^- spiritless. g?Rf-3^^-TT^-iif^?5- 
 
 f^'!nTOr-&c. 3T?f<jf-fT3;?i sreoir, ^?rT?rrwr-^Tafr-Tft-&c. 
 
 ^r^-^Ror. [tJiKT, Ac. 
 
 Mope, n. INIopee, n. JfopisH, a. 3^Rr,;j<^Rft,3^^^rDft «T?T- 
 Mope-eted, a. short sighted, purhlind. 3^«RT?:'«Tr 5JT^?qt^. 
 Moppet, Mopset, n, a rag hahj/, f^pTprr^T' J^off f.
 
 MOE 
 
 519 
 
 MOK 
 
 MOBAL, a. relating to conduct as riijht or ivrong, relating to 
 virtue and vice. ^TtT'^fT^, ^TTOT'^f^T^^, s'T^rrp^, TT- 
 qqui^l^-qr i%^RT^, ^>fr^TT f^^sfTTT^r, 5^I^^Rr=l'4"4+-^- 
 
 fyrfs[%tTrf?5f^, f^rftif^'T^r^^ft. 
 
 2 capahlc oj moral actions, tinder moral laws. f^ffelf^<?tTr- 
 
 s^,f^F'^fHV':Tr:Raft,fJrrtTf^V';r^T^,f5if'^f^'"7'^ra?T,^'tff^ 
 
 ^ supporiid hg reason S{ prolah.lUg. qf^f^^, ^^?f- 
 
 4 V. Viracous, Just. ^^TEfWt, W^^Tft, ^THf^nfl', =ff- 
 fdHlH, !:Tc?f , ^?T^UT ^T'JT, %qft^, ^rTt^, jffft^r. 
 Moral philosoplij. ^\ff\f. jftl^^Tr^ «• "'T^KnT^ M. 
 JI. rectitude, gq^far/. 
 Moral, «. doctrine inculcated Ig ajalle, ^c. r'^'^n. r^]s^^\- 
 '4 m. Tl^'a m. arfTSTFT »». ^nt?5 or ^Rft?5 «. mfi^^ «. 
 »r>f m. ^^ n. ^^ m. g^/. W^f. ^TT^/. f^nfefTT'4 w. 
 «r^q"4 «>. 
 Moralist, «. teacher of moralitg. Jft^TNT 3^"^^ ^"imT, Ht- 
 
 2 mere moral person. ^^'qRHPlf, jftfrtTTlkjJift, ^sfS- 
 Morality, «. sgntem of moral duties, etJiics. ^fn/. jftfrf- 
 
 ^TTm w. jfrmf^r^rr/. s^r^fK^irm »■ 3T'4?tt^ k. ?iq- ?;». ■^^- 
 
 2 practice of moral duties. •'^]'^^^ n. t(Hf-<KI< »l. ^^T^- 
 
 3 MoraZ quality, qi^ «. q»:?f?rr/. ?ftfrr/. ?qTT»». ^T^- 
 
 To Moralize, v. a apply to a moral purpose. f^^R^^ m. ^- 
 T^ioith^^^ofo. ^\f^ f. ^^\si\ with ^]^^ of 0. f|ffT7- 
 
 To Moralize, v. n. maTce moral rejections. ^ftrTNT flRR«».- 
 
 Morally, ado. \. A. 1. -ilrflM, J^trft^ f^K Ttf^OT 3T?mt, 
 
 3 5^^, ar^iTRH-, 3TgJTT=Tr^mFrf%-lT?fr#-&c, 
 Morals, «. ethics, v. Morality, 1. :ftf?r/. ?fTf?T?TM »■ ^- 
 Good m. g^frr/. 
 
 2 course of life in regard to good and evil, V. CokdcCT. 
 
 ^\^i^\ n. 3n=qK m. cpfm^/. sfrT^ m. I'fT «. fi%/. 
 Morass, n. v. JfAEsn. <TTiiI'<T3 n. HTaT'<T5^HlH m. ^^/. 
 MoRASSY, a. V. IHakshy. ^3^"^^. 
 MoREliJ, a. diseased, disordered. 3TWT<T, ^fft, ftn^, f^^lft, 
 
 Morbidness, «. v. A. TWH"JrT »». &c. 3T^r<T?rT/. 3T^^rr^"q«. 
 MoBBinc, Mokrifical, a. causing disease, ^ij ?r^^ 'h<u il- 
 
 MoBEOSE, r. caused tig diseai-c. \\'\m^ 5rT%r5r, fpftrH^, U- 
 
 Mobdacious, a. given to biting. xfj^TT, ^H'M , x|m<(^^ j^- 
 
 MOEDACIODSNEBS, MORDACITY, n. V. A. ■^|t)"^^ U|| m. ^^"'<l4m | 
 
 More, a. greater in degree, quality, amount, ^'c. 3Tf^^ 3^- 
 
 ^, 3^r^, ^i^r, s^^T?^, ^r^at, ^^r, ari^r,^^. 
 
 JL or less. 3Tfyr^?aiT, ^OTTJ^r, ^^T^^TT^, *W?T, ^51- 
 
 Eatlier ni. arf^l^ 3TFTon'_ 
 2 additional. pRt, 3T0TfH^7^. [ fq-nT. 
 
 More, adv. to a greater degree. arf^-T^, ^?q-T«T, ^^TT^, sr< j|< f i, 
 More and more. TrT^rrTT, 'flfyf^f'^-^. 
 2 a second or another time, v. Again. 3TDT^, 'sMt'F, <pT:. 
 To be no more. 'im«ju^, irT ^m. 
 To say no more, at the least. f%«)^HI, 
 Moreover, ado. further; besides, likeivise. 3TUI^, an^-T, 
 f^l, plTr '/ecZ. t^?t5fHft'P,rl<^fd f<^; — as used in notes, 
 &c. l^iR, f^T^TT^HJT. 
 Moribund, a. that is in a dying state. HimV^KH , ^TJT^, HK- 
 
 MoRiGEROus, a. V. Obedient. 3^TfTff^,5TTfTP:TRT,:^^^^. 
 
 JfORINQA. See MORUNOA. 
 
 ]MoRioN, n. helment. fS(rr^m «. 
 
 Morn, Morninu, n. early part of the day. ^W]^f. !TT^:^ra 
 
 At m. and evening. ?(^r^?T«TT^T5S, ^^I^i^i:^, ^f^- 
 
 ^spT^s, ^r{mt^, i^cit, 2%af, ^ET^'f . 
 
 At m., uoou, and evening. f?t^ref3T or ^n^, f?T|r f^- 
 =FT55, f%i:??r?5 or 55. 
 
 Pirst sale of goods in the m. <Rr|tift or ^t/. 
 
 In the ni. ^spT^, ?rqJT5Sf, ^l^HT^r, sim:, €r^% ST^?'r or 
 
 Repast in the early m. ( to stay the stomach ). ^\^- 
 ^\t\f. V. gPF, :PT, ^^, 
 
 The m. meal ( breakfast.) ^TTrfHf^^ «• 
 To morrow m. ^^ft^, b^r;, ?T^nit. 
 2— as opp. to afternoon. T<^^V'^ n. "JSTTS"'- "J^f^.+lrfw. 
 Morning, a. ?iqf;TS=5fT, srm:^3^r, !TTH:7;rfe^. 
 Morning-star, w. TfR^i^'JnTT 1^ m. ilHldy;^^+dHl /. 
 Morose, a. S0!(r, sw/iew, crabbed. ^FTST, ^T?, ^F'?,?'?, ^Tft^f;, 
 
 ^^1 1'^^ I'^i W'^^-' ^^^*Tr?. 
 
 MoEOSENESS, «. V. A. ^T^'l'JTT «». ^TWTT «>• fflfJi+mJIl m. 
 &c. Jp^^TT^T «». 
 
 MOERI3, MORBIS-DANCE, «. f^tf^ ( or f^ ) %2W.ftWTTt/. 
 
 JIORKis-BANCEH, n. fniTT ( or ft^TT ) %^T, ftf^'TT, 
 IMOBEOW, n. dag after iheprescnt day. 3?ji^ f^^ m. pRT 
 
 To morrow, ^qr, 3^"^-^, "JwTT. 
 
 To m. morning. ^^PT^I, *<*lol, ^I^^T^f , «p:^. 
 2 See Morning. 
 Morsel, n. mouthful, piece of something to be eaten. ^Wpop. 
 qRf m. ^.^7^ m. 
 
 A dainty in. grrw m. 
 2 Y. Bit. J^r m. 5^^/. rf^fPlT ( -jt^, &c, ).
 
 MOB 
 
 '^l0BSl'KE, n. act of biting, x^m »i. V. ^, ZV, fop. %XV m. & 
 
 3fHT wi. ^VT »■ 
 .Mortal, a. suhje,-t to deatJi. JRiJurtf, ^^f, ^T^vjrff, ^- 
 
 ^, ipr;^;!!, 3T7t^, HTSiTsrH, a^pTfT. 
 
 The in. state. ?THTT ">■ 
 2 A-i7/in'7, (les/nictiLC of life, x. De.vdlt. ^TmqtiTT, '^^- 
 
 3— crime, &c. v. Capital. sfmf?T<^iNI, ^lr;M<J*l^. 
 
 4 hehnging to man, t. Humas. HHiq^iiTrft^r, H'laic^i- 
 
 5 o///(e highest degree, v. Estkeme. q<l+iy^, 311^'pl- 
 HoETAL, n. a Icing subject to death, a human leiiig. f{^^n. 
 
 qr^ ?!. ^^5 ^n~^ "• 'PTosr^ ^tm «. *i*i-Mr ft? »». 
 
 JIOKTALITY, «. V. A. 1. ^r^S^JT VI. JTOT^ OT. JTF'f^TT/. ^r^- 
 
 I. humanity, human nature, f^^^^^ n. f{T^W^ n. 
 
 II, frequency of death. H<ui|,fr ?rt?T/.-':TTJT/.-^TW^ «. 
 Mortally, adv. v. A. 2. iTT^ ^^T ded. JTTW ^t^T <^ec^ 
 
 sftq^iJHr decl. arrirmffT, arPTT^. 
 
 5 "TTT^J1%^ decl. arfrf^TT. [ vA"|<Hrl «. 
 
 3Iobtae, w. pounding vessel. ^?5 w. 3^«fafty. ^MIHw. 5rT^FT«. 
 Large m. usually fixed iu the ground. J^^S n. 
 Pestle and m. ^RT^JHT m. ^rSSTrTT w. 
 Prepared by rubbing in a m. fl?I^, ^rft^. 
 Rubbing in a m. ^^ m. 
 Stone-m. EfTFT «. ^RVrt^T «. 
 To rub in a m. ^c^ijf, Mliuj. 
 
 2 (esp. for levigating medicaments). TT^^T w. ^■^'liu|?^. 
 
 3 ( for grinding' snuff, bhung, &c. ). ^ /. ^ m. ^- 
 ?^T ?». f i-qr «». 
 
 4 cement of lime, S{c. t. Lime. +HNi^r5T ^'n »»• ^^T- 
 
 5 bomb gun. nilTTT m. iK^TToE /. n. nsniol /. 
 MOET DE CHIEX, M. cliolcra. jfrssift/. rrra/. HWiiV^/. ^5^- 
 
 MOHTOAOE, n. dead pledge. T^ S^T^rft ^^Prt^ /. ?'<TT5rTT- 
 
 ftr >». ^^rrfq- m. 
 
 In m. <i^iuicR, ly^M^^. 
 To MoHTGAOE, V. a. pledge, q^m 3^, ^^m^^-^\^^^Z^ 
 
 %^, 3TT*fNiT'T n. ^jvi[ g. of o. \^_ 
 
 MOETGAGED, ;?. \. V. '1^1"! ^^T^^TT, T ^ im ^j-il^ '^t<ri r i l,"3TTtft- 
 MOETGAGEE, «. person to ichom an estate is mortgaged. T^- 
 
 <T QuiKI, 3TTf«rtnft, 37Tf^T^TTT^, :='Tra':ITft'. 
 MOETGAGEB, «. T. V. T^ HRTRT, T^m^^t^ %^<JITTT, W- 
 
 JIORTIFEEOUS, O. T. DeaBLT. MIUI^IH*, ^TTUIPl^, Hf^JS?^. 
 
 MoRTiFXCATioji, «. T. V. A.— act. ^T^^iTT n. &e.— stale. ^- 
 2 ^xm n. ^iTT n. ^H m. 
 
 ^50 MOS 
 
 4 T»TTr5/. ifFTm?/. ^lioif «. siTsoft / JTR^S^ n. JTPT- 
 H^TTT n. arfHKT^WIH w. JpTH^^ n.— state, ^mzf^'[m. 
 
 \. A''. :N.— slate. %n^r^T^T >«. vftfilFg^TTn m. ^if^^\\^ m. 
 
 »Tt+1lPlHl+ »'«. 
 
 8 ^>T «i. v. %, riq «. Ffq^qf/.^'T'q «. 
 
 MOETIFIED, p. T. V. A. 1. ^Z^^J'^ &C. 
 
 8 — lust or appetite. ?fSH, 5f'TrT,^'?fiTi=f,^^ft^irr— person. 
 
 f^f^^, f^<!r^r?ft?T, m|T?rr^, t^^, 5ft?r^m, 5frrf?:r'T, gr- 
 
 ?I^?^, ^T^f^^if^I'nT'TTr^HJ^. Some terms, epithets, &v\ 
 for a mortified pcr.«on are, "IfT^ft, nTRTTrft pop. 'frHTtft, 
 
 2b MOETIFX, f . a. destroy the vitality of. ^TS^iJf , ^TToI'Tf , ^- 
 
 H^ ^T^. [&c. JpTiif y. c/. 0. 
 
 2 destroy the active power of. HRof, ^VfT w.-BH »».- 
 
 3 subdue, reduce, restrain, Sjc. — the body, a lust, &c, 
 
 -^ «j.-&c. q;?of, S^ ?!. pi. fSr^'Jf-^^l ^^"^i ?f^T^=7«. 
 -sf^MH^.i^q' OT.-&C. ^FTW. 
 
 4 flJ««e, rex, depress, ^c. t. To Hcmble. t7T^«r^, TT- 
 oraHRT «J.-TnTfts/.-'pf^?ft /.-HT^'Tn W.-&C. JPTot y. 0/ 
 0. RT^w.^KR/. ^r?ff ■^^or ■^s'^^g.ofo. ^^f "TT- 
 fT^?f ?5T5I^, 3Tt:ft5^ ^"^, "P^3fr?T ^R^. 
 
 2b MoETiFT, V. n. die, gangrene.^ lose vitality, ^'c. JTTOT, ?f- 
 
 5w, ^1^«r W.-&C. qm y. of s. JTt^^n w.-^dWHisd ??i.. 
 
 ^ir^ir^TT?! m.-&.Q.^^ g. ofs. 
 
 2 Zo«e active power. ^TTOT, ^T OT.-^tT*!^ w. ^["jf y. o/s. 
 
 3 practise religious austerities, ^ri m. %'Jt,"%?P^ n. '<- 
 ^ot, ?TT «.-?PTM'Tt/--%f553=T w.-i<l»'MI-M<t'I 7J.-&C. ^?^. 
 
 MoETiFTiNG, p. a. V. V. A. 4. and Humbling. TM^ffr^'TT- 
 
 MoETisE, «. cwi io receive a tenon. ^^ ^ w- HPP «• ^T »«. 
 2b MOETISE, V. a. join by a mortise. ^!oET^ or ^Tt/. ^T^- 
 MoETMAiN, M. possession icithout poiver of alienation. 9i^_q 
 MoETTJAET, a. belonging to the burial of the dead. ^iMirff^, 
 JIOEUNGA, w. — hyperanthera or guilandina. ?^To»'?ri^Twr 
 
 MOEUKGY-KOOT, W. ^rST^T^-Ac. ^55 «. 5[ft«rf^?T JJfl 11. f^- 
 
 Mosaic, a. — work, &c. =^^1^, TNt'ft, ^f^'sf ^^mi^t. 
 Mosque, n. H^ft!^ or JT^/. ^TTT >«. 
 
 Sweeper of a m. H^RT. 
 Mosquito. See Musquito. 
 
 Moss, n. ^To5 «. ^^Tr=f w. These words arswer also for 
 the green mosslike substance which grows on tha 
 surface of stagnant water. 
 To be coTcred with m. ^T^Ro^ 
 
 I
 
 MOT - 551^ 
 
 ,MossOKO\N>', I\ro3SED, ]Mo3ST, a. ovefffrown, ^'c. with moss. 
 
 Most, (t. consisting of the greatest «;(mJe;-. iJJri+M ?f^, «f- 
 
 For the m. part. "PF^^?*:^, ^^d+^j,^, smT:, STI^n:. 
 JrosT, CT(fw. n;, <^^ greatest degree. sf;|?f, "Jtr, STfir, S^fn^iq', 
 
 Most, m. greatest mmler or part. «T^^ atwV/t a noun, <PR- 
 
 ^F€^ tfiV/i a nowi. [tPT ?T^T ?«• 
 
 2 greatest degree or quantity. s<,l*iyr/. ^fTT^^T «». g'- 
 
 At m. At tlie m. "PR 5rT?5r ( '^w'- ) (TT, "FR %?5r(<?«c^) 
 
 'hlOiTLY.^ ado. for the greatest part, chief. y. TJR^^TT, ST^fT- 
 
 JIOTE, ?j. small particle. ^^ ««. Jpir m. ^pfoy^/. ^^^oj »«/. 
 The motes in a suubeam. 3T^?^ on. 2>l. 3Tct:Vot^?5 ?i. 
 Moth, n. — the insect. TofT m. r{^l vi. f^M ». 
 
 2 ( of books and cloth ). ^.mf. 
 IMOTH-EATEN, a. qp^ r5m???!T, q5W^T^?5T, ^RR^T^. 
 
 MoiHEB, ;j. stT^/. jtrt/. m/. Hmr/. 3t^t/. ^JR^/. ^rrf 
 
 ( in comp. as ni's. family, H1H+^, HT^'ftTT, &c. ) — in 
 respect, irr^ssft /'"i'- HmT'sft o'- HTHSift/. m^?^ or nrj- 
 
 Born of a different m. fH^sfl^T, 31 -MK/, vr^^^, 
 Foster m. OTTTrfr/. 
 
 Ilalf-m., step-m. WRf?f3TT? /• ^TR^-JTrt/. ["t n. pi. 
 
 M. and father. arrJ^PT m. /;?. 3TT?^''T n. pi. iTT?nfiFrf- 
 
 Mother's house ( of a married girl ). ^\^ n. ITT^- 
 
 mn. HPT^ »i.— Married girl living in it. iTT\T^ffil/. 
 
 TTfnn^fm/.— Living in it of do. Hl^RT m. 
 
 O mother earth receive me into thy bosom. ^ jttT i 
 ^T.^ Zm. [ rEfSTfTT/. I 
 
 2 a Koman having children. B^^^TSft/. 3^T4><^"T/. 3TT- 
 8 ( in vinegar, &c. ). c(r ot. fq^^ ?«. [ ^fJT-^. 
 
 JfoiHEB, a. native. 3Tfn^, ^Trft=qT, ^^T^^TT, J^T^^^, W- 
 MoiHEE-i:,'-iAw, «. ^T'g;/. =^=iT/.HrifT/. (e.i. wife's mother.) i 
 Father of m. aTT^tBTHTT ni. \ 
 
 Mother of m. 3Tr5r«l?5[/- Ji 
 
 M. of one's son or daughter. f§r^<7T /. i 
 
 MOTEEE OP PEAEL, M. PfT^r f^TT/. WTf^>15TH; m. H^IITTW. j 
 
 MOTDEE-aOSOVE, M. 3Tfn=<t ^UFft/ ^^PeTT STlWt/. ^'T- j' 
 
 IMOTHEEEOOD, M. CiTT^qWT m. ITTHJW w. I 
 
 JIoTHEELEBS, a. of whom the mother is dead. gflTifR^T, T^- \\ 
 
 MOTHEKLINESS, n. V. A. 2. HTlrTT'T «. Tr^^^TOTT 5«. il 
 
 jMoiifeelt, a. lelonging to a mother. aTT^'^sfT, ^ 1 j'^^iTmI - j 
 
 2 le.oming a mother, tender, parental. 3TrJ?TR^r, TT^Sft- 
 
 M. old woman. Cflr^'?/. JTI3r^ or JTr"^/. | 
 
 JIOTHEKLT, ndc. liJce a mother. arif^R^ decl, aTTimrift, j( 
 
 MOU 
 
 Motion, M. — as opposed to rest. tI^/. xjrjj/. ipr^T n. ^- 
 
 M. of a machiue. %ol «». [ ^ 
 
 To set or put in in. =qr^7t^ ^^T^of, ^rRI?TT or ^T^^ >f- 
 
 2 animal life and action. ^^^^?J^ pop. '^g!^J\^^^ n. rr- 
 
 3 gesture, S,-c. v. AcTioy. Cflrnf^^T w. 'JTiPl^%'?r/. 
 
 4 agitation, intestine action. TS^j^/. TSji)?!/. ^'S^j^/. ^- 
 
 5 feeling or thought arising, impulne. vfm m. ^'^^^\ f. if- 
 
 f^/. ^^'^^tt/. T^r^^ »/(. ^^\\^f. ''^^ m. 
 
 6 proposal made. JprS^^Jjr '^fHSTFT ?«• g^^^^r 'iTf'TSTF'Twi. 
 JpRfW^M^^^T/. ^p!fg5^'TT«roT «. ^5^N^^^ m. 
 1 — in medicine ; stool. ^\^ m. ^^f m. 
 
 To Motion, v. n. make a gesture. ^^ /--^^TR^/.-^^lRT «i. 
 
 -&c. ^JRiir. 
 Motionless, a. fH''y\^ or 3, ft'^T, ^^-.t, 3T^?5, f^^-?, ar- 
 
 Motive, o. causing motion, t. JfovEJi. 'JTI^r^, sf^frT^, ^^\- 
 \ Motive, n. that which incites to action. ^.VK^ n. ^ m. f^- 
 
 fjT^ n. ^lfr^M^xJ n. ^^^f. ^^i\^ n. ^^v^T. «. ^^■^- 
 
 I ^ n. sj-?iT^q- ;;. 
 
 Eelation between the ni. ( or efficient ) and the 
 ■work ( or eifeet proposed ). spft^^ sf^r^I^TT^ »;. 
 Motley, a. composed of different colors. STH^IR^, "T^'i'fT, 
 TRTTRft, ^^'^^i f^^f^N^^- 
 2 composed of different Jcinds.^ tj'ff. v. iMEBLY. qijf^^^fT- 
 
 MoTOH MoTOET. See Mover. 
 
 Motto, n. sentence or phrase — as on a signet, prefixed to 
 
 an essay, &c. fprTRlrl/. H^Tf^^JfRfte ^\^^ «.-ff^ »i. 
 
 5?TS^ m. 
 Mould, n. concretion from damp. ^^ or ?ft/ sj^]- j/j. sf;^ 
 
 A sliooting or thread of m. '^^^Z n. 
 "White m. mf. ^f. 
 
 2 fflr^/i, v. Soil. JTRft/. 
 Black m. ^T5ft/. EfT^t/- STR^TT^ft/ 
 
 3 jwa/z-u-. ^T^r m. v(^f. 3?moff /• 
 
 4 casl^ figure, v. For.m. ^ToS m. qr^ 7/;. sls w. 'T^t/. 
 Of the same m. ^^^. [^fMJ^^. 
 
 To Mould, v. a. make mouldy. ^^ft/.-&c. aTr'Jl^-^^^^T'Ji', 
 
 2 fashion, make, v. To Form. ^5"!,^^^, ^T5W, TrRdf, 
 
 To m. to ones wishes or will. hi<i<u|, ^\Z7M. 
 
 3 V. To Knead. H5t^, Rrsiirf, HJ^r. 
 To Mould, v. n. get mouldg. ^Tl'jf , 5^^^, ^T^T^, fT?T^ ■ 
 
 2 — as melons, &c. contract Hack m. ^|vfotu|. 
 Moulded, ;>. v. V. A. 2. qf ?rar, ^FlS^rSr, 3TT^JR %|^r, Ac. 
 
 3 Jra%?^T, Hf^, [-TT50TRT, Ac. 
 
 Mouldee,m. Mouldino,;j. a. V. V. A. 2. ?51TRT, TH^OTRr, 
 To Mouldke, v. n. turn to dust, crumUe may. g?^, f^'JT,
 
 MOTT 
 
 552 
 
 UOTJ 
 
 2 duindle auai/, tvuste auay. ^"if, ?JT^^?!at, ^T^, ^^ 
 m.-i&e. ^ y- 0/ «. 
 MouLBiSESs, n. V. A. 1. "«<? Mould. grit'mT m. jR^%^- 
 
 2 <F<l?<mT "1. ^TTT^'ir m. &c. 
 
 I. — as appearing: in fine hairs or lines. qjppT in. 1 
 
 MontEiso, n. v. Y. A. 2.— ac^ qi^ n. ?FKar n. cjoi^AiJi', 
 &c. m^f. 
 
 3 T^^ot n. Ac. >raoft/. T^'^ «. 
 I. — iu arcliitecturc. qplift/ ^nl^ »". 
 
 Mouldy, a. overjroun uith mould. gmT or 5^^, JTHScTT, 
 ^H ^ ^>r=?r, ^X\?[ ^^TSH?^, &c. g^?"!?!, ^^^WT. 
 
 To become m. v. To INIould. %?rflT^0T, ^T^. 
 2 — of smells. ^«J7, ^cft^ or ^il, ^N^, 75{?. 
 To smell m. ^5or, 
 To Moult, v. n. sited or cast the feathers, hair, ^'c. fro n. 
 fl.-'JX «i;'/.-4^ m.pl-&c. 55^ y. of s. <ROT.-fT^ ». jpl.-&c. 
 
 Moulting, «. v. Y.—acl. mii\l^f. Pr%5T5ift/ 'T?7I5:<ift/- 
 
 «<if^*H?TTRT m. or ^r\^ n. 
 To Mounch. See To MuKcn. 
 MouKD, Mount, n. raised bank, v. Bank, sjfn- in. ^^^ n. 
 
 4«jtTr »». tiK'T»n' in. %iTTmr «. ^Ttgr m. ?tt?5/. ^n:^ »». 
 
 2 eminence, cj'c. v. Hill, Hillock, imft/. 5^/. S^- 
 
 1 «. r^in »». Z^ m. V^f. ;j^re n. 
 
 To Mou>T, V. n. rise on high.^ ascend. ■Zi^\., ^ ^T?^, JJ^ 
 
 2 yfi o« horsflack, ^c. =El5ijf , -■Sfn>;^ijf, ^qiT »?• ?^rR ^, 
 
 aTRt^«.-3?5Rr^ir?!.-&c. ^i^"^, 
 
 3 See To Amount. 
 
 To Mount, v. a. lift on high, v. To Eaise. ^sgof, 3^ ^^, 
 
 2 (a horse, hill, &c.) climb, ascend. =q5ST-^5vr 5W% ivith 
 
 sfT 0/0. 3rrfr^»i.-3TKrft7rn.-&c. jrot with ^k ofo. arre:- 
 
 3 jplace on horselack, furnish with a steed, ^^of, ^eTIT 
 Of ^R JFT^r, ira^af, qrjT«!.-&c. ^, 3Tre;5 Jp^iff. 
 
 4 (guard) TT^m. ^?;at, qj^-iTT^ ^TW. 
 
 5 (a map, &e.) ^7^ ^f\f. •M«cjui_ 
 
 6 (a gem) T't^oifrT sra^oj 
 
 Mountain, «. /uW. im^m. q5f?rm. ^^m. ^fim. T^m. %^m. 
 
 Crest or brow of a ni.HT'tnm. ftT^TM.qT?JTmr»i.?PT^5;f»?!. 
 
 Country at the foot of a va. fTci^RM. 
 
 race of a m. STTSgiJiM. 
 
 Foot of a ra. HotMI-im. 
 
 Pass over a m. m^m. [«j. ^-.aNa w. 
 
 Eange of mountains. ^T^wz. TtTfTm. ^<T^m. 'PcJlf^ 
 
 Eidge of a m. m?iTTyT»». qr^^ft/. 
 
 The seven great ranges of mountains in India are, 
 
 5ti^f2-, i%«Trfe, FOTTf?, titI^tI?, ^t!^, ^^^,qrfT- 
 
 To make a m. of a mole hill. T^rnfT T^ot. ^t'^, tlf ^T 
 
 Mountain, a. belonging, <j-c. /o a m. ?"fRT^T, H^ffTr^T, &C. 
 
 Sl'rn^, q#?ft^,li=^, q5fi=Ifl5I':ft, &e. 
 Mountaineeh, n. highlandcr. T^'Y, ?FTft, "T^iTT, f fn^^r. 
 
 smqc^, ^^^^^^. 
 
 MouNTA^^ous, a. hilly. 5in<t, il'HHI, smra:, 5FIT^, R^Ttt. 
 
 2 See Laeqe. 
 Mountebank, n. quack, charlatan, ignorant pretender to me- 
 dicine. siTft"^,^rra^?T, ^T^t^T^, s^T^FrltwAiNri^, 
 
 2 See Peetender. 
 Mounted, p. v. V. N. 2. =^J^^, ^^TT or ^^nT, 3TT^. 
 T. V. A. 2. ?i^n: %f=i?5T-5n^f5T, 3TT5;s. 
 
 Mounting, n. v. V. N. 1.— orf. 3^ijf». ^?; vHtjjjj. aTTTr^w. 
 
 2 =^^M. 3TTfrf»». arm^oTM. aitiii^um. arfSrO^iTM. 
 T. V. A. 2. arrfr^OT. arrfrprji. arsm^uTu. 
 
 3 ^^\K ^T^«. q^:i5t«. &c. arre^T^^t/TM. 
 
 I. ornament mounted, v. OitNAME>T. 5Tfn=Tr»». 
 
 End piece of the m. of a sword scabbard. fT^T<^». 
 To MouBN, V. n. soirotv, grieve. T5% |;^w.-%5>».-^^/. 
 
 -T/.-&C. ^p^Tjf, |;?<ff?r-&c. ar^ot. 
 
 2 (for a dead person) tcear the habit ofsorrovj. ^rf^'TqR 
 »».-3TTnT?I^»i.-&c. tKof-ij^, 
 To ]\IouEN, V. a. deplore.^ betoail.^ regret, v. To Lament. 
 ^St, |;?jIm.-?l2[m.-^iT^»«.-&c. q!;^>jf-5(To5l<if-HFl3Ty. ofo. 
 
 MOUBNEH, n. MOUENING,^. 0. V. V. N. 1. ^^OTHT, |:^ ^- 
 DTTTr, ^^ ^rr'TTtT, f^, %^, m^. 
 
 2 ^rT^^T ^'JIRT-^ctH?5T, &c. §?r^. 
 
 MouENFUL, n. — of persons, t. Sokeowfdl. f^RT, %?ft, i\- 
 
 2 — of events, appearances, &c. t. Calamitous, La- 
 mentable. 5:?jJFR^,5^!T^, f -.^^n^f , ^f^?r=F,%^sr5,5[rr^. 
 
 3 expressing sorrow, betokening grief. %^ ST^cJ'JIT'T, 
 
 %^^^, %^?f^, %^'4^, argHy^-^^-s^i^F-fnT^. 
 
 4 — of sounds; doloi-ovs, piteous. TSW, ^^, ^pp ar t^iioir. 
 <j,l+t/.dcJ|oft, fepFjqTTJrr or uft, %fEIH^TnT or tift. 
 Mduenfullt, adv. V. A. |:?=Tr% ^sfTrff'T-T^ft^, ?^% =En?ft^, 
 %^^, l".^^, %^'T5^, %^^-^HI'i^'^. 
 
 MOUENEULNESS. See SOEEOW. 
 
 I MouENiNo, n. M. V. N. l.—and Soeeow. |:^ n. %^ m. ^y\- 
 I ^ »>. rj/. T/. ?^ M. ^r^?t. 
 
 ;| I. the dress of mourners. ^rT^^Hi^^,"! «. ^rf«pt%^ »». ITT- 
 j fftn;^ m. aT^M+lrft'l^T ?«. ^11^^37^%^ *"■ The Hindus 
 I express mourning by leaving off the turban, sandals, 
 
 I robes, &c. 
 
 Mouse, n. v. Bat. 3^ in. f4d+p;M'<(tr ot. Hn^F m. There 
 j is no word in common use for a mouse as distinguished 
 
 from a rat. 
 " Still as a m. f^ f^T^ ^ ^
 
 Moir 
 
 653 
 
 i\rov 
 
 JMousE-TKAP, n. 3f5?T^r or g^TT^T HT^oH' m. 3^<t n'^f[f. 
 
 Mouth, n. at? n. g^ n. ^^ n. arrPT «. ^5 "■ arr^H «. ^- 
 ^5f Ji. — couteiuptuously, v. Pack, JIuzzle. HI^FTS n. 
 »fr^r5T m. 5?I^T5 «. H^^^ «. 3TT WJ. ffr5T<t 'J?T/— 
 correspoutliiif^' to ?«(Z/, grinditig machine, Sfc. ^rj «. ^r- 
 
 A toothless m. =fts% «. 
 
 By word of m. ^ii^HilRl, gd^-MMf, aiS^^IMt^, J- 
 
 Conducted by word of in. ^'r^^T, ^^^TSfT^ft^r, ^^- 
 
 Corners of the ui. ^Rfe^ft/i'Z. 
 
 Dryness or parcheduess of the m. K^^^TTT m. 
 
 Trom m. to m. — a report. •FTHf'Fr^, ^"TN-TdTt lit. 
 from car to ear. ['^^H^. 
 
 In every body's m. ?fq-f^,W;rTtT^f, ?I^^r5T?fr, fcr=^- 
 
 M. ( i. e. person ) requiring to be fed. ^T^?fr5 «• 
 
 Hoof of the m. ^T^/. Z]^ n. [&e. ) H^^fT?r»'. 
 
 Slime at the corner of the m. (from much speaking, 
 
 Stopping the m. of ^JZ^t^f. 5IFr?r'--T m. sTI^'a'T m. 
 
 That lives from hand to m. ^q^HJTl'. 
 
 "Washing the m. ( after meals &e. ). H^HRPT n. ^- 
 ^^^^^ n. \m. f. 555^r»». 
 
 "Water taken to rinse tlie m. ^^^ m. n?5'Jft/. =|I^ 
 
 "Wfiter rising' in the m. TT^^ or iRSf/- ^V^ f- 
 
 To aftect the m. ^\% n. ^. 
 
 To beat the ni. with the back of the hand, — in sign 
 of distress. sfr%/. rTRCTf-^t'T'Jf, ^\% n. qor, ri^ m.-T^^m 
 «i.-^T^jTT=^ n.-5t^«;^f^ «!.-qrt^^^ or ^\^^^p^\^ n.--^,\\^% 
 q^^ n.-^■^^^\^ n. ^^. 
 
 To be down in the m. <Tf5 n.-'r^>f\ f.-&c. JrfT'jf y. of 
 s. ^V^^^m^K^-l^^i^^^-^mT'^ ffrs «. W.^r^ or ^raf «i'/^A 
 g.ofs. 
 
 To be in every body's m. TrsTof. 
 
 To become sore, — the m. <Tfs }i. q'of. 
 
 To bring- on a sore m. ( through mercury, &c. ). rffs 
 
 «. armiif-qTiT. l^^w^f. ^\z^. 
 
 To have one's m. watering for. fTTIRr TTlt n. 5?'jf, 
 To lock up the m. ^rsw jfT^/. ^S"^. 
 To make mouths at, v. To Mimic. ^VS «• f^^^^"^, 
 srff f^TT or g-f^qr/. ^;Z.-&c. 5T^qiJr. 
 
 To open one's m. to speak. f^TS n. FjJ^^, 
 
 To ruu at the m. arz^. 
 
 To sit with the open m. of expectation. 3TT 'i 1 1) H <"' 
 
 To stop the m. of ( by bribe ). rffj n. ^\'^. 
 
 To strike across the ui. ^'wm Wllii^ ^^W.^ or ^vf- 
 
 To wag the m. at. HTS «. ?T-Tat. 
 
 2 aperture, orifice., rfrs w. H^ «. g^r*; n. 
 
 3 ( of a river). H^ jj. 
 
 To jMouth, v. n. speak icilh a loud., affected, pompous voice. 
 
 j?ra-qr 3iRR-ftepT-3TTt5TTK-&c. ^tfT, ^7^'^^^^ qraor, 
 
 j To Jfouxn, r. o. !</^cr pompously, affectedly, ^c. Z\r^'A-^-\- 
 
 2 yriVi(? j« <7ie mouth. ^TnroT. 
 
 3 sew t«j^/t iJie mouth. t^ffT ''R'if. 
 
 4 V. To Mock, ^r^ijf, ^5T5T'Jft/.-%^!roit/.-&c. zr^^^, 
 MouTH-FEiEND, «. o /j-icHf^ oiili/ in profession, f^'rsr^r fH=5i, 
 
 MouTu-iui., n. x^V^pop. m^ or qf^ m. ^^^r^ pop. :?^5: m. 
 j Huge m. ( csp. of parched grain or dry food ). ^r- 
 
 ^niTT m. ^r-^orr m. ^^afr/. ^r^f?T m. 
 Mere m. ^rsf Sr^oir «. 
 
 JI. of liquid taken to spit out. ^^ m. "J^^uft/. 
 M. of boiled rice. 3"^/. [ HT^ «'. 
 
 M. put aside as an otl'ering to avert an evil eye. ^f?- 
 MouTH-uo.NOE, n. hollow civility. ^TS^T '^\^ m. mS^F ^- 
 
 JIocrn-PiECE, n. ( of a wind instrument, &c. ). f3T5^TarT/. 
 
 f-TTrnt o>- nrq-rft/. TTriifr/. fr^oft/. qq'^ o?- q"f^ ». 
 
 2 ^ri^^^rr-^Fft^-ctc. ^T^orr^. 
 Mouthed, p. and a. v. V. A . 1. J?reqT 3TT^^ ^^Trir, &e. 
 
 I. furnished with a mouth. ^ilT^, ^ilt ( iu comp. ), ^'f- 
 
 Sr ( in comp. ). 
 MovAHi.K, a. T. V. not stationary. =qr?IT<Tr-=qT^tIT'TrJrrTT-^r- 
 
 M. and immovable. ^F^r^^T, =5T^=5rT. 
 MovABLESESs, n. V. A. ^HR m. '^^^^ m. im^€p<TfTr /. 
 
 Movables, n. goods not fixed, chattels. T^srSHT^ m. y^Z''^ 
 
 f. qrfifj'ft/ <t:fi5TO/. ^FMT^f w^^-^ n. 5^r^ »«./. 
 
 2^0 Move, v. a. put in motion, cause to change place or pos- 
 ture. '^\^m., ^;^5raT,^T%w-^ir5?rr-&c.^?:'if, ^n^r-^p?- 
 
 &c. ^lir, ^T?5 /.-nfJT /.-&c. ^tir, ^'*THtfn: «.-»TiT^ n.-&.c. 
 ^f^^j.ofo. 
 
 2 give impulse to. y<+NiJf, ^T^TN^, ^tPC^, JR^, ^VT- 
 
 f^^, '=rT?5Frr-=^-&c. ^pr^t, srsf^or. 
 
 3 advance, recommend, ^'c. t. To PnorosE. ^J «!.-f^=ern: 
 
 «.-^o^rs?^^ n. ^M, 
 
 4 influence, induce., lead, pcrsuade.^f^^., HHc|ui, 311^, 
 
 jTHr^-3Tff ^-&c. inn, sitr^TTr, inr^^, siitt-?^^-^^ 
 
 -&c. q;^^, 'iTT?/.-3ft5T »«.-&c. Hrn^ !«, con. 
 
 5 touch pathetically, excite feeling in, v. To Affect, ctt- 
 ^'^^, ^=lf^^, T^T3=f^, 'Trar wj.-^a;?^ HJ.-^5I^^/-^^ 
 
 «j.-&c. armor. 
 
 G j)!// /n/o commotion, excite tumult.,agitate; tjv. Jli^icjijf, 
 q-;ti^^of, ^H^f^t, »l^^^/.-T?5r5 /.-5RTfo!;/.- ?ifr>T ot.- 
 sqr^H- m.-&c. q;^^. 
 
 7 provoke, ^-e. v. To AsGEn. %^r^iJr, ^'5^^. 
 To Move, v. n. be in ^notion. ^^ or ^?5at or f^^oT, ^~Jofj 
 
 fTn;in, ?355^, ^-s^, =^rarT[-^T^-nf?if^fHT^-'S.c. ar^fjf.
 
 MFC 
 
 551 
 
 ?rrD 
 
 To m. aside, wflX-e uay, leave room. 9PC^'?f, 'R'^ ^m, ' 
 
 12 i/ielil on impiihf, <j-c. stir, po. ^TT^^, WHJf, ^R^'f, W- i 
 
 '^ jrocieJ,}:ass. i(tili\ go.^fVM, ^"if, F<T?5t?nj n.-5'*TT- 
 JIHT H.-&C. iR^ or fm with g. of s. 
 
 4 hare vital action. ■^rZf\4ri^pop. -^olUH^or M.-^irt^irt/.- 
 
 To bcgiu to 111. ( stir, work, aot, &e. ). ^\r[^\^ m. pi. 
 
 5 about ; stir, turn. fpT^r, f'R^'iT, ^lrt"i, ^IriuiT^rl'^, 
 
 C f/inH^i" ri'sidouc. m h.-^'<TT^ «.-5eir5S».-<S;c. siS^T'Jf, ?*TT- 
 
 qfriT w.-FtRifn; ".-^?R ?j.-:rret?K ?i.-&c. ^T'n. 
 
 To move out iu preparation for a journey. Sf^'^^PTn.- 
 3TiT5TF<TnT n. ^.^^. 
 ^lovE, w.— at ehcss, &c. 31^ m. ^'Z »«. ^T^/. 
 
 JIoTEr, p. V. Y. A. 1. ^iri=jrfrfi, '^Ji^f^??!, &c. r<?rf?tfT?r, 
 
 To bo 111. ^r/.-&c. %<JT, ^;r<jr, "Tr?f5:'Jr. 
 G ni^n^ROT, gs':T, #fHrr. 
 Moveless. See Piuii. 
 JIovEMEXT, Move, n. t.V.X.1. 5. ^T?^<jf n. •qTrTof «. fli^w. 
 
 %5Ewf n. &c; ^3/ nf^r/. jf-^r^tn? «. ^-<thh7w. ?'4?!rfrR 
 
 n. ViJ^^^ m. 
 
 Military movements. ;p^l?rT or z^f. 
 That is on the m. ijiT^^J^, TH^TK, f^qf^J, =^. 
 JfOTEH, n. 3l0Ti>'0, p. a. T. V. A. 1. ^T^«juil,U, ^P?«I"I K I, 
 
 Secret m. strtTgrft. 
 
 3 3^ ^T?wTTr, &c. sjTffcq'rT^ifrtf^^ 
 
 .") n«(? Pathetic. :^ STmoUTT, &c. ^tv^'JIT^^^, ^F^T- 
 T. V. X. 1. ^WTT, =5?T^'TrT, &e. ^^?TT, ^^rJT, f^FTT, 
 
 2 ^^tJim, &c. ^T=5m, ^^TfTHr'T. 
 
 3 ^sTT^iITTT, &c. =5IT?=r^, T^T^^tTT, &c. ^fTTt ( in comp. as, 
 3TT^?r?frtt, M':^^K1, &C. ). 
 
 i^roviXGLT, ado. V. A. 5. +J-.iJll<it?n' ilecl. ^q^HT (7erf. &c. 
 Mow, n. V. EiCK, Stack, gtt/. ^T^ff/. e?^ «. 5=5fT5 «. 
 
 M. cfjawdri ( holcus sorglium ). ^^ w. 
 2b ]Movv, V. 3. cz<^. ^nroi. The Marilthas have no implement 
 
 like a scythe, but cut their grass, &c. with an ^ or 
 
 sickle. 
 
 2 down ; destroy in great maulers, t. To Kill. ^PtIcS/. 
 
 TSSfwr, :FlHI + l<fl/.-^RFFT€t/.-&c. spTiif. 
 ff'o Mow-BUB>-, V. n. heat and ferment in the mow. ^ /.- 
 
 &C. vjI(U|. 
 
 Much, o. ^reai m quantiti/, amount, ^■c.\. EsuBEBAST.giTrr, 
 
 "PIT, ^^TT.p; or or, Hirr, 7??, T^.^ or ^, 5)^^, sj^, 1- 
 
 ?!PT, ^nrr, ktk, f^?rt^. 
 
 As m. as. ^5f?r, f^T^^T correl. with ?lsr?T i f?I?l^T So 
 much. [^HSRm. 
 
 How 111. i%?ft, %cT?T, f^?T^, fqr^^, f^?(:p, f^^T^, fC- 
 Just so ui. JT^^T^IT. 
 So m. S^r^T, (T^T^T, ?rPT?r, f^^. 
 
 To make m.ol", es/ccm highly. t7T^-?r?T ^TRiif. 2 f <!)•«», 
 
 treat tenderly. 3T?Jt?r^/. ^P^y. o/o. 
 
 Much, ado. in a great degree. «f^, "FTT, 5"^^P?J or 5t, aTTO. 
 
 As m. as. f^T?!^, correl. with fdriHd, rTf^P^^, ==rT5R. 
 
 As m. as, quantum tantum. ^cfH^t^^. ["^t'.). 
 
 How m. %rTT^,f^^ (in comp. as fqj^F^T?5, ^PT^T, 
 
 McCn, n. a great quantity, v. ABt'>'DA>"CE, ExuiiEKA>XE."^- 
 
 (niPzqtlTT »n. STT^'f n. qr^'r^T «. ^TrP'T ot. 
 Mucilage, «.— of vegetables. =^^ m. f^^.'=^ f. ^w.^% m. 
 
 2 — of the joints and articulations. ^.^ m. 
 Mucilaginous, a. v. N. 1. slimy, Sjc. v. Viscous, f^^^r, 
 
 f^^?;, f^f^^H, f^^ToS, f^^RT, f^rSTT. 
 Mucilagiijouskess, li. V. A. f^^j?:''!/. f^^=^^/. 
 Muck, n. dung, Sfc. for manure, \. Maxuee. ^norf^\n m.n. 
 Heap or mass of m. ?firR n. 
 
 2 mire, filth, mud, dirt. \^^f 'sj^m. ^^f =^/. W^n. 
 
 3 slop, mess, &;c. ^TtT/- ^ri^ n. rT^^tJT »». ^^/. TTTT m. 
 Muck-heap, IMuck-hill, n. ^^, m. [??;. ^T^^m. 
 MuCK-swEAT, n. profuse sweat, jfisr '^fPT ot. ^r'T^'^^T ^H 
 
 To be in a m. ^riTr=^qT ^'^It, f.pl.-m^\^] ^\W.m. BFIcr. 
 MuCK-wOHM, n. ^(=ff%5T ?n. ?r'Jrf%5T"!. 
 MucKixEss, w. T. A. f^■^■sf. f^m^tl/. f^^r^tq/. ?T^/. 
 
 %?T m. ^f ^Y^f ^?^/. ^5/. 
 Mucky, a. covered idth muck; filthy, dirty, ^'c. f^3f%^^, 
 
 ^^, W5, ^'^i ^Tft=^, f%?jT^r=^, ''^=^1, &c. 
 Mucous, a. slimy, ^c. v. Viscous. f^^tJr, N^N^fft?!, 
 
 2 secreting a slimy substance. t.^ll^Hc^ ^"ITTT, +.*lfdH- 
 STfTT^. 
 Mucus, «. viscid fluid secreted ly a memlrane. H^ m.n. pop. 
 rm m. if^^^^ m. n. +,<P|f^i4?l »«. «. 
 M. of the nose. ^^ »i. ^T«I or %M f. 
 M. of the throat. :f<P ot. 
 M. of the bowels. 3?!^/. arm m. m or ^f^ f 
 M. of the eye. ^^^ m. 
 Mud, «. ^g-RT »». TT^/. 5J^ m. ^zj m. hcsf. ^q/. TR ?». 
 :p^ OT. <np m. 
 
 Chaps in the feet from treading in m.^^=i^] f.pl. — 
 To be affected with them. f%^?rw. 
 Mass of m. ^t/. m. 
 
 Thick and clammy m. f^^ZT m. [sFtsr/ ^ct. 
 
 To play in the m. f^^;^ m. %5r'jf, TTl/. %5EUt, "TR- 
 2 wetted and trampled earth for mortar. IRT m. 
 
 MuD-WALL, n. JTFft=sft finr/. W.^ f»Trf /. 
 
 To Mud, Zb Mudlle, v. a. malcefoulor iurlid. il|3§r, ^-
 
 wca I 
 
 oTof, q555iJr, nr^^T'^ a- m^-mii, ^p^ot, q?=qiT3or, ?<?^c5^, 
 
 ??!r?^nt 0)- t^^ijf, \^^it^ ?K^2;cT, iTf2;-'T555-&c. :p^, 
 ?:^ vi.-'q^^^ f.-t^^^ f.-&-c. ^cff y. o/o. 
 2 fuddle. 3TJT?JI^ IfoE ef;^, f^T^lT /.-nnt/. 3Tm>^. 
 SIuDOEP, -Muddled, ;;. v. V. 1. q|oE?5?jr, n^???ir, &c. TfjE, 
 ?7^, 1551, sp, X'^rS, =5Tq^, =^5I5Sft?r, ^F^f^rT. 
 
 2 3TiT^r^ n^«, f?ifT^ Tf^. 
 
 Ml'dded>ess, I\Iuddled>ess, jj. v. P. 1. tsTSoj/. t^^oST m. 
 
 MuDDisEss, «. V. A. 1. f=^^^ m. f^^=^lf. N^^t^/. i%- 
 ilT^t^l/. I^q^m/. ^^T 7/1. %!/. ^^/. %5/. ^^/. 
 
 MUDDI>'C., JIUDDLIXO, «. Y. Y. 1. — «t^ IT|3;ot n. T^tlf «. 
 
 MuDDT, a. having mud. fq-?qfH:T^r, ^TT'-T?, ^^^, "Tl^rJ, q^- 
 
 M. water, f^^sr^oft ?i. 
 A m. road, f^^^qr^/. 
 M. and sticky, f^f^ft^, f^^^T^, f^H^T. 
 
 2 readily turning to mud. p^liH'^'i'i, %5rf. 
 
 3 /iirJfW, /o!(Z, feculent. qf5J, qsol, ^|^, sr5J, ^^^HS, 
 
 ?;^, TTj, qi^re, %5j, ^F^Tsr, 
 
 . To become m. TJ^'jf, ^l^iif, TT^'Jt. 
 
 4 S0(7f rf Jfii/; mud. fsT^^TT^'m^c^r. 
 
 5 «7kZZ, t/m, dusl-y. h^jOh, it^?7. 
 
 6 (7!<?Z. /ieayy, V. Stupid. :;t5, ^^TS^fl;, ?'f ^^f?, JT^TfTT. 
 Jo JIuDDT, 17. a. Y. To Mud. q^'Zot, n^otot, ii5S-&c. ^tif. 
 
 2 Hm7.-(f heavy, dull, .J'c. gf^/. H^ ^^iJt, ^f^/. ^JTS qj^ot, 
 
 5^^ ^rresf «.-&c. armwT. 
 
 IMUDDY-HEADED, 0!. V. StCPID. ^JTS, T^^. 
 
 Muff, n. ^^m q?T<T5^rr^ ^3?5 ^^"sfS^T n. 
 
 MiFFix, n. See Cake. 
 
 To Muffle, v. a. cover, conceal ly a cloth, S{c. — tlie face, 
 
 neck, &Q. m^z^ or ^tn^'n, 5Tn^?i-^^r^,^-f q^^-H^- 
 
 gr^T w.-qWRT m.-&c.qi?f,qtn;2;H.^T?50T, |'a/.-^ift/.qiJf- 
 
 iTRuf, STtTj/.-^rrqft/. qraoi, ar^rjs^ w.'jpw y. ofo. gr- 
 
 2 fi^: Y. To Conceal, m^^, stT^, arnfT^ar, qt^^^JT n. 
 
 3 ( drum, &c. ) ^r^ hi. H7-q'ft^ ^^^TT^Ffert «P3^^T^-&C. 
 
 To IMuFFLE. V. n. speak thicUy, v. To Muttek. ^THcJ^, ?ff- 
 
 s^T fffsfrT srr^^. 
 Muffled p. y. V. A. 1. nTiT?:%?jr, ^^^J^ ^?}^?5r, i^TT>^ ^\- 
 tr%^, ^^^rqrT^^r, ^mT=^ ^w^^r, &c. 
 
 Muffleh, n. MuFFLi^io, p. a. \. V. A. 1. 372^<mTT, ZV^ 
 
 sifyuiKi, gr^r ^"Jim, ?tptt? ^tt^ijtrt, Ac 
 
 I. cover for the face. ^^] m. ^q^w. ^'tT/. W'f\f. ^ff'^RT 
 
 »». ^'*n^/ ^NT or ZV^f 
 IMuFTi. n.—oi Muhammadans. J?Tv=ft m. 
 Muo, n. <•!//. V. Vessel. q?ir ?«• "TT^TT^ n. 
 MuooisEss, «. T. A. 2. 351/. T^^/. 
 
 5 MUL 
 
 MuGoisn, MuGov, a. v. Damp, aror, ^^. 
 
 2 close and tvarm, — weather. ^^\., 3^r='TT^, ^^^^f!^r. 
 To be m. q^iT^, q^^^, T^3^, ^ot, 3^fR<if , Sr^- 
 
 ^, tTR"^, f^T^'jf, all impersonal. 
 MunAMMADAN. See Mussulman. 
 MuLBEcnx, n. — the tree. grft/. ^/. 'V^'^f. — the fruit. 
 
 H^ n. HrT n. ^T^TiJrr n. 
 Mulct, «. y. Pise. '^ m. n^flRt/ 
 
 2 — as imposed on a state, country, &c. ^ m. ^Stjft/. 
 1 To Mulct, v. a. fine. ^ m. JR>jf, 2f3 m.-n^llR^/. qq-'_ 
 
 2 ( a state, &c.) ^ »».-^3''ft/ Efvf, 
 '^iviSE, n. mongrel offspring if a horse and an ass. ^=q^ w. 
 
 «. %=^/. 3T=«rfIT "». 
 Young- m. f^Ttt »»• 
 Muleteer, ». mule-driver. ^^?ifr^r, ^^-l^^nr, ^=^r^r^<Tr. 
 Muliebeity, «. tvomanhood. sjPT^ITfir m. ^>TT=r ?«. ^T- 
 
 MuLisn, a. stulhorn, \. Obstinate. TW, Tf^t, TR^IT, ir- 
 
 ailT, f^5, '^5, ^s;?:, ^^ii. 
 MuLisuNESs, «. V. A. qT^qiJir m. '^^.TM^ m. &c. ^^KZ^V^, f. 
 To IMuLL, V. a. heal icilh spices. ^^WA m^ ^^^-^TH ^.^.- 
 
 or-&c. [»«• q^Twi. 
 
 MuLLEU, n. rulhing stone, or roller. ^]Z'\m. ^ri^rw. rST^CTF 
 2 (fof spices, drugs, Ac.). SR^ST o>" ^^'l^w«. sfR'Trwi. tfT?:- 
 U||'J4I'«. 
 
 Mullet, n. ^^HTW^TTf. 
 
 Mulligrubs. See Gripes. C^^. 
 
 BIultangular, «. hating many angles. ST^^P^, 5r;g'fT^r^''T, 
 
 MuLTlFAEiOUS, a. having great variety. ^^^^T■J^r^J^^^^ 
 
 sf^FR, 3?^^sr^TT, 5r^'<^', 3T%^f^'4, ^mrf^-'^, '^f-i^ST, 
 
 MuLTiFiD, MuLTiFJGOus, a. having many rf/f/jio;!«.q^?TT^, 
 
 Multiform, «. having many forms. il^Hfc,Hf=^,<M^,V4, IT^i- 
 ^:q', 37^^^, 31'iHJt.T, Sl^^rqJTT, ^rfl^'^, :trt1%^4, f^^- 
 
 Multiformity, n. \. A. W^^^-'^n. ^W.Tl'^r^n, ?TRr- 
 
 €T?rr/. 5if r^rtTfTT/. 
 
 Multilateral, a. having many sides. sT^HSTTJt^T, 5i^"Tr>4, 
 
 Multilineeal, a. having many lines. «i^rK<j<i=5n, <^5^'=T, 
 Multiloguous, «. y. Talkatiye. ^'[fHT^, ST^HTTt. 
 Multinomial, JIultinominal, a. having many names. «J^rt 
 
 MuLTlPABOu.s, a. producing many at alirth. '^^^^^ ^r{- 
 
 fsTOTRr, qf JW^T (/. si^cfT ). 
 Multiped, a. having many feet, il^?f TFTt^, "I^T?, ''!^"^T5'. 
 Multiple, ». qtTT^FRM. There arc tables oi mutiples of 
 fractions from j to 3.j. These tables arc called, "Tra%, 
 
 f^H^, qT:jtfrqJ, ?rjn%, f^s^, 3Tf^^%, '^e%, or, i, j, J, 
 
 l.l,l|,2i,3j. 
 Multipliable, Multiplicablf, a. Y. \. A. 1. 5TT<i«ll<^Mr-
 
 nrrL 
 
 B5G 
 
 urmi 
 
 2 iTorTqr;imT-^;ini5^-&<'- 3'^, noRnwT. 
 
 Mvi.T~iPLiCA>-p, n. iiKinler to be miiltijjheJ. ^^^m. jxRim. 
 Mvi.TiPiiCATE, a. conistii'^ of muni/, or more than one. 3T- 
 
 JIvLTiPi.iCATiox, n. V. Y. A. l.—aci. A\imn. sj^ ^PT^n. 
 Ac. si^inTJTH. ST^f^FT'JTrt. [aijp'JTW n. 
 
 2_o,-7. roTur/i. ijunTTTw. ropT'i. ^TFTw. JTrT/. ^^». 
 Coliimu of the'm.-tablo. "TTIT or qniTw. 
 Cross drawn in proving a ui. «FrST»«. — To prove by 
 lliis cross, ^TC\m. T^, Some of the modes of multipli- 
 cn/(0" arc, TJ^^rf yTT^R in. by a figure subdivided iuto 
 (squares. tn*Hl'Ju[l^^ the ordinary method. "sfJT JOTT^R 
 a complicated cross mode. ri.fTTJ'JPT m. according to 
 tlie places i. e. in the common way. firHTTn'JI?T m. by 
 sub-multiples, of the multiplier. ^'S^^RT m- by divid- 
 ing the multiplier iuto parts and taking the sums of 
 the products of the multi])lier. ^^"jni^T m. by the 
 whole multiplier at once. tr"?rT>=^H or ^'^^^ cross m. 
 thMld^ftT and spT^f^Tg the same as <P113^ nDTI^FR. HTH- 
 ^nPT duodecimal multiplication. In the multiplication 
 of number by number certain particles are used ( e. g. 
 in multiplyinp: by one 5T>pf or !i% (as (^jp <t^T ^^ one 
 once is one, rft^ t^% ?f^;f ^ &e. )— by one and a half, 
 f?^. — by tuo, ^, l'^^, %; — by Iko and a half, STl- 
 %;— by tlirce, (d^+n or f?n:%, f^i^; — by four, =^1^ or 
 "^f^;— by/vc, q-f^, q-f .— by six, ?r%, ^ft;— by seven, 
 ?TfT, Wi or ^#t or ^TrfT; — by eii/ht, 3T^ or 3T?J; — by «/«e, 
 ^^ or ^fci"; — by ten, ^^'r. For the tables of the multi- 
 ples of numbers from j to 3i see under Multiple. 
 The cleven^table or table exhibiting the multiplication 
 of the numbers from 11 to 20 into one another is, 3T- 
 •fTJpf n. 111. The ialle of squares is, l^^rTTT «• i'i- 
 
 Compound m. flrf^M'luil+.R w. 
 T. V. N. See Iucbease. 
 
 JICLTIPLICATOE, MULTIPLIER. 9!. the tiumler li/ which 
 another is multiplied. ^"1^1=?) m. ^or^p m. HOT m. "JT^ m. 
 
 MuLTiPLicious, a. T. Manifold, BIoltifabidus. si^?T, 
 
 McLTiPLiciTT, n. stale of leing many. Jj^^rTToiT m. q^sj^- 
 
 quTT OT. 3T^?^ «. =r^?^ n. ^r§^?^ n. ( esp. in comp. as 
 
 3^1'rrir^ m. of occupations, f^T^^n^^q' m. of 
 
 objects, &c. ). 
 
 2 See JIaxt. [^fl^fT- 
 
 Multiplied, ^. v. V. A. 1. ^i^q^^^, 5?;^H%3?yT, &c. sf- 
 
 2 n<7iH?rT, &c. ^f^'^f, qfiTT. 
 jTo Multiplt, r. a. increase in numler. ^TTJ^'Jf, ^'^r\-vs:sp^- 
 
 &c. ^^. [o/o. 
 
 2 — in arithmetic, norif, n<nT^R OT.-noTH «.-&c. ^T^^. 
 To Multiply, v. ?(. v. To Ikckease. qT2<if, STpT-J's^P^-si;^- 
 
 t7-&c. ^Tot. 
 Mtjltipotest, a. horiiij pourr to do many iliinrjs. sr^^q- 
 
 I| MuLTiPnESFNCE, «. the leing present in many jihues. sj^f^T- 
 
 \ ?THr5TfTT/. 5l|R'<?jf^?THTJTfTT/. [f^vrifrn. 
 
 SIuLTlscious, a. knowing many things. «f^fT, «T^fV'PTfT, f=I- 
 
 MuLTisoKous, n. having many sounds, err sounding much. ^■ 
 
 Multitude, «. slate of being many. 5l^?Tq<JrT '». <T';^;a;qoTi w. 
 SffHT »i. 'JlVf^fST n. ijT;f?q- «. ( esp. in comp. ). 
 
 2 a number collectively ; collection, assemblage. ^Wi^ m. 
 ^^ m. JToET^T m. n^ m. ^T^^T^ ?«. ^^ "'• ^TR^^ »«, ^H 
 /■ ^/. JTSW H. ^q »). ?iqm w. i? «. ^^ «. sr^T 7«. ?iT- 
 
 if «i. ?FinT «i. ^R n. 
 
 By or in multitudes. ^^V.. 
 
 3 rt yreu/ number or sum, — loosely, m^} m. iTTST m. i\- 
 iR m. ^^^ m. ^IT »». The VN'ord in this sense is usually 
 rendered by the use of the adjectives «t;^fT, ^'^'PSE, &c. 
 
 4 the populace, mass of mankind, \. People. |f^qr/. 
 ^^W^^rf. ^|R or ^s\^ n. 
 
 To Hatter the m. ^^TRf^^qr fjf^ n. Tnrft «. FTf^. 
 To follow the m. iTErr^m <T^, ^r^^':'T ".-^^l^FT- 
 OT-&C. -PTOT. 
 
 An individual must conform to the multitude, qn. 
 
 MULTITUDINAKT, MULTITVDISOUS, «. T. NuilEP.OUS. q^^. 
 
 q<np5J or 55, ii;|-^q. 
 
 2 See Manifold. 
 BIuLTivAOANT, IMuLTiVAGODS, a. that uanders milch. A'^'^ 
 
 fTRTTRT, «T;|:>-THq;, ^'^v^. 
 
 MuLTn'ious, a. having many u-ays. ^^^r\^\z\^^.| si^^'?, ^■ 
 
 Multocular, o. having many eyes. 5T^~5icc;qT, ^TpT^, «T^?^T- 
 MuLTUBE. See Geinding. 
 Mum, interj, hush. =ETcqr ! HJ-, JT^-^p^-^FR-Ac. f^fr. 
 Mum, «. T. Silent. ^Vq q^^?^. 
 
 To sit, &c. m. iT?:^?r-57-&c. q^^. 
 To Mumble, v. n. speak supprcssedly, inarlicidalely, ^w \. 
 
 To Mutter. 3ftef?r ^\^^., nornor^, notH^iJr, ^sjfz^, 
 ^T?^^, g^tr^, g'^Tj^rot, m^^^. 
 
 2 chew H'ilh the mouth closed, aft? ^A^f^ ^^"^-^Ttrf, ^- 
 «T^-3^*Ta[?r- f^iJfJ'M adv. ^pif. 
 To Mumble, «;. a. utter ivith a loiv inarticulate voice, t. To 
 Mutter. 3fref?T ^or, <frsffT-rlii-^^l i^ran-'ps^aT-^-^- 
 
 5IH5ftFr-&C. ^\^M. 
 
 2 !HOM</i gently, affs ?5T^ ^T?''?, 
 Mumblee, «. Mumbliko, ^;. a. v. V. N. 1. nurnoroTTTT, "Jcl- 
 
 JottJTTTT, &C. g'^n'J^, 33;55S^IT, ^'^SKTT, J^hW. 
 
 2 gffs F5Tf5 ^T^iJIRr, &c. 
 Mumbling, w. t. V. N. 1. ntir'TiIijf «. 'JSPToEof //. &c. "inn- 
 
 01/. 5^/. 'J^^/ g^'fH/. 5^HH/ 
 
 T. V. A.'l. affsffr ^Tf5^ n. 
 Mumelinglt, adv. V. A. liIJtrRr, n^TT^^, -^ref^T, mi^qi 
 
 MuMMEE, n. o«e «'7iO makes sport in a 7naik. WJ^STTT ii^^-
 
 JIUE 
 
 557 
 
 i\rrs 
 
 MuMMERT, n. masiiny, sport in masls, low diversion, cj-c. ^- 
 W^'^^V^\ %^ m. ftrfTTqr^T #5J m. f\\^r^\^ rTJTTrr m. r\- 
 
 ^^m «»• [ f^^rrsr «• 
 
 Ml'MMT, 7(. preserved (leadlotlif. JTHr?^*r''%% ^^ «. ^MT- 
 2 — the nieJieuue. HrI o»' J^/- It was the common 
 opinion, a few years back, of the Natives in the in- 
 terior that this medicine was prejjared in Bombay by 
 hanging' a living human being over a fire. 
 
 To beat to a m. v. To Bkat. -H^i f.-^T^.^ ?«.-^^'tt 
 »n.-^flf^ Hj.-%? m. ^?TJf g. of o. JfT m. •^FTiJ'^-J?r?^ g.ofo. 
 
 To Mump, v. n. iiiUle, lite quid-It/. ^<T=qT-^=F^q;-K?:^-H^- 
 :tiJTJ^-&C. ^["jf-^rR^. 
 
 To Mump, v. n. mal-e moiilJis, grin, S^r. v. To Mock. sf^R- 
 
 SIuMPS, ». swelling pf the parotid glands. ^X^A% n. ^]7TJ\'i[ 
 
 f. TT^TJ'ft/. TTt^ n. ^R;T5I m. ^inH^ n. S;Tr?rr^55fr'<T ">• 
 
 2 silent anger. MHHJ'I «». HH^^T KHTrl^r TTT '«. aTrf'.^r'4'». 
 
 To have the ni. JTH^, 31?:^^, STqZ^'Jr or a^sfST^, 
 
 To Muxcu, t>. «. eat or clieu- sloidy turning over in tlte mouth. 
 
 Jo j\Iu>'CH, «. a. eat slotvly, S,'c. ^^T^I'^, =^^^ ^1^. 
 JIUNDASE, a. earthly, terrestrial. H?^T^rq-T, ^g^tw^T, f^- 
 
 Mu>"DATiox, MuNDATORT, &c. See Cleansing, &c. 
 Mundivaoant, a. wandering over the world. ^5i^^TT^^, ^- 
 
 MuxGCOEN. See Manqcorn. 
 
 Mungoose, n. viterra inchneumon. Jtq^fr or irn^T m. ?r^ m. 
 
 Mungeel. See IMonokel. 
 
 3IuNiciPAT., a. belonging to a city or corporation. ^?t*^^r, 
 
 ^Hs^rirTHr, ^R^tTR^r, ^^^tnfsT^^T ^^"iif?r?jr. 
 
 2 belonging to a country. f^Tr;^. \$\. 
 MuxiciPALiTY, n. division of country, v. County. f^^T m. 
 
 Munificence, «. v. A. ^^r?:T'TT in. ^\m^f. ^r^T?l7'Jrr >». 
 
 w. ^^ Jl. 
 
 JIuNiFiCENT, a. generous, S;c. v. Liberal. 3^, ^l^^^TT ^- 
 
 ^T^5irreft. ['TJ-l?, &c. 
 
 Munificently, a(/y. t. A. g-^T<JTM,^f555^mTH, &c. ^riTJf 
 Munition, n. ammunition. SST^^ ?TmR n. ^^rf|r!T n. 
 
 Mural, a. belonging to a wall. fir?ft^, fH?ftf^W=qT, f^ffT- 
 
 . 2 See Steep. 
 SIuEDEH, «. unlawful or malicious killing. T^^ m. ^f^T/ ff - 
 OT/. ^kt ot. ^'^fqt^iT^iiJigtT m. WAf^^.f^mf. 
 M. will out. ^ ^"^=5?. 
 To Murder, t). a. v. To Kill. ?5;^ m.-^r^^ f.-f^m f.-^^j m.- 
 
 &c. ^.X^ g. ofo. '^^^ !TTor m.-^n m. %OT,JTrTi?r, f%^^. 
 Murderer, w.v.V. (duZ ^Murderous. 555 ^Tonrr, &c. f^Hr- 
 ?^T, ?'^^rrf, ^RT or ^fqrft esp. iu comp. 51 ("in comp. 
 
 as ft^iT, HrnjI, .<Ll'.) 
 SIuRDEROUS, a. that murders. T^^^ TTiTTTT, g?ft, ^^fTT f^- 
 ?rT:FfTf-mt-&c. 5T'-.TT^f-7:r<t-c*cc. ^TT or ^?^ut (csp. iu 
 comp. as,5iT^^f^rrT,=r^^r:fin &c.) JT (in comp. as, f^jf, 
 
 &c.), iim^r^T, !Tr"JTqp=n?Y, qra^, ^r^, ^t^^, f|^^! 
 
 2 Woo(/y, sanguinary, cj'c. v. Cruel. J^^fj-, g^T^r, f^flf^:, 
 
 M. intent. f^lTI^f^/. 
 Murk, h. darkness and gloominess ofweatJicr. 'jirV^ or yiV'jf. 
 
 ^^f[f. =FT|T «. 5im/. W.T7M^ n. v. q?. 
 Murky, a. v. N. 3i':Trel=^, 3?^?:, ^rfT^qr, ^T 'jtt^^. 
 JIuRMUR, Murmuring, n. v. V. 1. T'T'Jir'iT «. Htjihtt'JT «. 
 
 &e. noTntrr/. ^^^^f. ^^^w^f. 
 
 2 ^^'■oT ■«. ^'jj-ur «. f ^"^ «. Ac. jp^^/. fTf^/. 
 
 gw/. 1^^^/. f^.^/- i^'J?/- ^roif''JT/. 
 
 To IMuRMUR, «;. n. make a low noise. i]aT'T'JT''f, T'TT'T'r or 
 
 fjTurfH'Jr^, »T'jr'T'iT-f-iot{qc4-^'Z!Fr?r-&c. adv. Erpiot-^rT^, 
 
 'TtTH'Tr/.-?T^^^/.-&c. ^Ifff-^T?I'jfy. o/s. 
 
 2 grumlle, complain .villenly and suppressedly. ^T^^, 
 
 ^i^^iJi, 5T5^"Jt, ijJWJ.OT, J'^^"^, ^H^^TOT, 5^5^!^, ^- 
 
 9- ofs. 
 MuBMUEER, n. Murmuring,;?, a. v. T. 1. n^n^iT'JnTT, Hil- 
 
 2 ^T^^uTTTr, 5'^':"^nT, &e. ^^J,l qJTiTRr, &c. f^f -^, 
 
 Muekain, n. plague among cattle, ^^f. K^/. '^PT/. ^\^ n. 
 or 5n^ HJ. HTtST »». 
 
 MuSCiE TOLITANTES, «. ^T^ m. pi. Flft ?«. pil. 
 
 To have m. ?I^?y^ adv. -T^ot, t^^p^^OT. 
 Muscle, «.— in anatomy, ^m^ m. nim^flf. nt«<j-^/. ^^ 
 
 Tendon of the trapezium m. »T^r/. 
 
 2— tlie fish. nyfmPTT fer «!. ^if^ »;. 
 
 Muscular, Musculous.o. belonging, <j-c. /o a muscle. Jifra- 
 
 M. action. =m^^ n. 
 2 brawny, fleshy, irf^ra 2)023. KT^TTS;, TTJ5! w- rfsra, T^, 
 
 SrusE, n. divinity of poetry. W^^ f. 5IT%5nTr/. ^^^'VsmT/. 
 
 2 r/^'e/) thought, t. Meditation, t-TrRM. f%?H'?!. fir^R"'. 
 To be in a m. K^rmt^T 3T?t^, f^^^RffT 'ST^. 2 iTRTER- 
 
 Ac. -^^^^ 
 To ]MrsE, f. «. meditate, ponder over, f^^ ?i.-f%^^ ".-HH=^ 
 
 n. 5pT<if, f^T'^R »»• ^rin, «TR «. ?5T«roT. 
 MusEFUL. See JIeditative. 
 Museum, n. cabinet of curiosities. ^1h^ W^sJU'MI^ ^TIT/. 
 
 JIusHKOOM, «. o fungus. iJ^/. 3^-i^ oj- 3T?.H ?J. ^5^5? ;r. 
 
 cpn^ HrT n. ^='^X^ iJ=5T H. g'oTPP n. ijftj^/. 
 Music, ji. — the art or science. nnJ^RT^f^nnTT^ f^^ f- 
 
 g^ERf^rar/. g^7;?iTjf «. ntr^fen/. m^^^ m. t^^U- 
 ?TT/. ^^?ir^ n. ^ri^f^r^/. cfT?7f^r/.
 
 jrtrs 
 
 m 
 
 ' Mode of m. KPJ '». nf^<»ft/.— The musioal modes are |j 
 
 personified. Some of the male person! fiint ions are, 3TST- 
 
 5TPnft, H?, <T=5nT, TT^, T^f, fif=^r^ o>- f^i^rsr^, ^5^?^- ! 
 or, HT^, iTT^r or JTisjif, TPT^^T jjo;). JTT?^^?r, p;=!;ft, 5m?T, 
 
 f^^JVH, V'^ or V'^FTTTT'JT, «rtn, ^T^, T^fR i«'i^. f^- 
 5191. f?ome of thc/cwin^'arc, .•3T?^^r_, aTT^TRTt, ^HT.^ . 
 
 or JTorqfrEfl", jfrst, ^1=^, ^'I'T^'TtH't, ^r'ft, T%^r€r, ^^ j 
 ir=^, 5=r?TRt, Tm%?ft pop. tttt^ or %at, gn^, 1r- J 
 
 tr^. .Some musical 7neai!ures arf, iT-TrfF;, fsTcTR, ^r?TI(7, 
 ir^R, f^P^, n;;:^. The«o/Mf/j«!/s/care, f^TTT^ /^oiJ. 
 fr^TT^, ^TT, TftnT, T^, H'^'m, 't^iT, q^rT. Some of 
 the musical inslritmcnis are, STHiT^I?^, +<u|l, 5F<r(irt, 
 
 f%nfti f^fr, t"!^, nrw^, ^fsrfr, w^z, ^ht't, ^ji^st, 
 
 ^fc$ or =Efr5%, ?J^T, ^^==lt'T, 5fT5: 5ff3T, Z]7,^ 59?, Sf^P, 
 
 51'?:, 5r?7 dim. j~R^ & 5>!^t & fr?5^, ?Tq^r, ftgtr, ^r^ft, 
 
 ar^TT, a'TTTOf or n , HrllO, 53t, f?5t, '^'T^Tr, ^RTTT, HT^fT, 
 »m, H^, TaT|=^nT, '^^fwr, ^iTT ^Jo^. f^'JTT, ^f^f, ^^ 
 
 With shoutiug and souudiug of m. instruments. 
 Jfr^ TPIH. [ ^\T\in m. 
 
 2 plai/ing on a musical instrument. Sfj^T m. ipTT^OT n. 
 
 A b.iud of m. «|MI w. 
 
 Entertainment of instrumental and vocal m. ^iftrT ». 
 
 JIusiCAt, a. lelonjinj to music. iTTtr?TT?lT^=J''^r% f^=^, 
 
 gjgrf^f^RT, f^^^TT^^-'ft, n'^f^tTFrl^'^t, sj-R.^fEfS^rf^T- 
 
 M. instrument. sfl^T t'- 
 
 JI. glasses. ^J^T m. [ f^T'J. 
 
 2 V. HAiiiiosious, Melodious. g^iTr-T, g'^^, g^^f^- 
 o /o;i(/ ofmt/gic. mvz^m^f^'J^T^r 'iToC^FT, ^TTq'fir'T, STT^- 
 
 H^TTrT, ^r^^^'-T, ^i^fsT^, ^r=rw^, ?II?J=i^^aTra?f>. 
 
 MusiClA>": n. 2>erformer on an instrument of m. JTI^'if*', «rr- 
 g- cjT^rsfJTRT, ^TT^^, ^TI^^^, ^3^ or ?fr ( a particular 
 caste ), ^T?5TT ( a particular class of the mang, and 
 maliiir castes ), ?jn^ ( they are IMuhammadaus ). The 
 ?^m ( barbers ) and ^? ( Shudra priests ) are also 
 musicians. 
 
 Band of musicians. <TPFT ;;). 
 
 Head man of a band of m. ^^7!L 
 2 one skilled in mnsic. cfr-jrfqtHfpqr ?^T5, ^r7^^5T?5, 
 
 JIussr, n.— the scent. JpwO/. ^T^ftf'T w. wn^^ w. ^'f ??!. 
 Bag or pod of m. qiTT »«. ^V^^m. ^IH/. 3^5 »'■». 
 
 BICSK-DEEB, n. SpfdOMT M. 
 
 McsK-MELOh', «.— the plant. ^TfpT/. ^f^'l/.— the fruit. 
 
 ^tf ^ n. 
 Mdsk-eat, n. 1%^^ or fcf^f^^'^/. 
 Musket, n. sj^ or si^/: 5^^/- «■ ^rrr^'T «?|,^/. 
 riy of a m. KT^/. 
 
 MUS 
 
 Stock of a m. ^J^rr m. 
 MusKETEEii, «. «rp=^r, 4|^F^?^T, Sn^TT^T. 
 MuSKETEERlXO, n. practice of a musleteer. cR^^^t/. 
 MusKF.rooN, «. llunderhuss. «I^HR/. si+nir'./. 
 JIUSKETRY, »». q|cFqT/ /'Z- 
 
 Ml-skitto. ]\Iusquitto, n. HTf ?:/. «. T^iS?: »»• ^t'^? n. 
 =qf=EIor «. 1^3^ M. 5tE «»./. it^^ ?H. JT5!T^ M.— jocosely. 
 V^m m. 
 
 M. — curtains, ^'-^|^'i]r{) f. 
 MusKT, a. having the smell of musk, ^^^^'z^^ «rwr^, W.' 
 
 MuSLix, w^the cloth. ^^J^^f. 
 
 McsLlx, a. V. N. JT?ItT?ft^r. [H^TTT m. 
 
 MusEOLE, n. nose-land of a Iridle. j^'tT^ m. qr^TI^fl^n. 
 
 Mussulman, n. h^^^ttt^. 
 
 Mussulman, «. v. N. g^^^Jrnt, ^T^irft. 
 
 M. rule or sway. WHR;iTT=fT/. 
 Must, t;. n. to le necessitated cj-c. TTff^ ( as <Tir riSTTTf|^, 
 
 f^TMT n?j^^^ He must go ), ^rrn areot, ( as jt?!t ^raf 
 
 >7m I must s-o 1, JSTToif ( as fqTrJT ^JTT^ FA^^ ), ^TTH 
 C3T?T'if ( as JTrIT ^M STTK 3^ ). 
 To Must, v. n. grow mouldij and sour. <p3^M, 3'ir^-&c. ^r^^. 
 Mustache, n. s. Mustaches, « pl.hair on the vpper /^^jfi?- 
 ^ft/. — contemptuously, v.rchin m. fk^^S/. n.-f^'^i?^ n. 
 
 Discontinuous m. ^sfir^ft/. [nsj^tJ m. 
 
 M. bunching- over the clieeks. 1^;^^=^ m. ^^W^f. 
 
 That has full bushy m. fir^TTS;, firmer. 
 
 The curling extremity of a m. ^F.T'W '»• T?^f*T^ft/. 
 
 That has m. curling over the cheeks. T^J^iJI. 
 
 To twist or stroke the m. haughtily or in anger, f^^ 
 
 Mustakd, 7i. — the plant. 
 
 r/. Tlf/.— the seed. J?r^ff /. 
 
 Some kinds are qisff m^/. fFT^T*! »». white m.— 
 
 ^frpf\ pftf^ /. ^rr^^T/. black m.— f^lTH m. ^"fq >«. 
 
 Si'jin/j/i dichotoma. Oil extracted from it, f^K%?5 7i. 
 
 To Mustek, jj. a. assemble, ^-c. v. To Gather. fTTo5^, 
 
 2 ( troops). ^Tf^<Y/.-Ht^?T^/.-f^DT?ff/.-i-c.ir^ y-o/o. 
 To Mustek, v. n. v. To Gather. fK^of, ^^T friif. 
 Muster, Mustekixo, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. fsr^^?;. ni^T 
 
 2 ^fs^fr ^liT n. ^Tf^fr/. 
 
 To pass m. T^ft ^rr'Jr-TlCTt, ^^ ^m-T3'^. 
 
 I. V. Muster-roll. ^fJTfr^T "7?: ?«.-^T^ ?«. 
 
 II. specimen, v. Sample. JTT^^T m. ^?irfT/. 
 
 MUSTEE-MASTER, W. V. Y. A. 2. ^if^fT ^"^m, ^if^T^^, 
 
 jruSTER-iiOLL, M. ro7Z or register of troops. ^]f^{\=^\ '^Z m. 
 
 A name upon a m. 3T?{T^/. 
 Mustisess, w. v. a. ^»l^'?tTT m, ?^?jqtJTr »>• =r^c^Tr n, 
 ?liq2qq[ ?n. &c, f^TT/.
 
 ?ruT 
 
 559 
 
 -MTR 
 
 I. stale and sour smell. ^^^M/. T^^Tf'JT/. ^K^^f. 
 3rcsTT, a. motddy, that stinks from age, Sj'c. 3'5I^, ^^Z or 
 
 jJTT, ^, ^T?: or HN^,^nf , 5TT, sn^rar, ^twt^i, ^trtc. 
 
 To turn lu. g^of, 3'irr'S. 
 
 MUTABTLITT, ^lUTABLEXKSS, n. V.A. 1. 37ft'4T?rT/. 3T^^^n- 
 
 aT?'<TTl%?TT/. ^W*n^»». 'Tft'iTrH^ft^rTT/. ^fx.^\^^w^n■ 
 SIcXABLE, a. suhjcrt to change or vicissitude. a^f?'<TT, *R'<TT- 
 
 2JliMe, inconstant, v. CnA>'GEABLE. =q=qH or 55, =q=5f?^- 
 
 iSrvTATiox. See Change. 
 
 3IUTE. a. not vocal, g^r, ITHT, ^\^.^^^^^ ^T^ ^Jf^, ^Tiftft=T 
 
 2 «o< speaking.^ v. Silent. KRT, H^^vT, f^3?f»^. 
 Mute, n. v. A. ^ iTT^^rra. [FTT^N^-M-d^'J. 
 
 2— in grammar. 3trf^iirH^Tl%^sq^f^^JTvT^n. Jr^T^f^- 
 Jb Mute, «. n. r/t/ni;, — birds. f^T^'Jt. 
 JIUTE, «. dung of birds. \f(Zf. 
 JIutelt, adv. X. A. 2. a»(? Silently. =^7 or ^c^r, THt7 
 
 or =qT, T?, H^, K^^^T-^^-f^^ft, ^I^-^Tf, ^K. 
 Muteness, »i. v. A. 1. H^tott m. JTRTOTr wi. ^^TT^fT n. 
 
 2 and Silence. 5%q"0Trw!. iTRTOTr'". ^i^ j^^P- ^"^n. 
 S'o Mutilate, v. a. mttim,deprive of a limb or essential part. 
 
 artTn. rfre'Jf g. of o. 3Tn3^w.-3T^^^«.-ctc. JRiif y. of 0. 
 
 "T^-R'+-rt-5^-fq'^?5f'T-&c. ^FW. 
 JIuTILATED, 2). V. A. 3Ttn rf-Tl%?:n', &C. 'flll^^PT, f^^P^tl, 
 
 3IrTiLATioN, n. T. v.— r^fi. 3TfT rfreoT". arm^rswt/. 3T'T- 
 
 M. (of a thief, &c.) riglit and left. %\k ^^n. 
 3Iutineeh, «. one guilty of mutiny. ^p\^ sj's ^PT^JIRT, ^TT 
 
 JIutinous, c. v. N. ^wk,'%?^IT, eff^n^T, ^T^ft, f^K^lt, 
 Mutiny, n. military insurrection. <rr^'=r% ^rjjj. jqTHj.lf^rw. 
 
 OfrftrT?ft%-3Tfq:^T-'TT%-&c. STTfT^T x^TFTw. ?tTO?I5^'4H«. 
 
 3TTfTT»gf'4H«. 
 Jo Mutiny, v. n. rise against one's officers, ^'c. ^ot.^^ 
 
 m.-ka. ^PCW, ':T=^TnT^-&c. ■ppTor-g^iJr, q-ilH<-&c. ^irf-iH- 
 
 3b Mutter, v.n.speah suppressedhj or inarticulately, mumble, 
 murmur, grumble. ^^^^OT or ^t^tot, »4<H<u|', +<+.<«!, 
 ^T^T^T, "^f^J^., ^'^^1 f tTfir'n, 'TornoTaT, ^^?:oT, tp^- 
 
 ^?:'it,f<i5^f^cTJT, 'T'"JT5itJf, ^tgoifff, T^'Tci'Jf, H^snojar, sr?r, 
 
 /-^i:Tf^OT/-g?TH^/.-&c. Wffr. 
 2 — thunder. TST?^, TSTS-rfiTSt trT^"^. 
 2b MuTTEli, u. a. utter with a low murmurini/ voire. afr^fFf- 
 Fff?m-m^=^^ ^\^ tR;'Jf-'^^<Jf-?Tt'T^, ^7.^7.^.r]TVrZ^- 
 
 2 (prayers, &c. iuarticuhitcly). vTTm. ^m, ^fTTtfT. 
 Mutter, Muttering, n. v. V. X. 1. ^^^ h. jp^^^ruf /i. 
 &c. &c. '^p^ or ^T^/ ^^fT/. HT^V- ^^5/ fWy. 
 5?^/. ^"f5/. 5=?^1=^/ fv^¥\'^f.'^7.n7,f. it^ot/. 
 
 V. v^ A. i.—act. 3Tref?T 5fRDt n. arem ^?^oir n. &c. 
 
 2 uTq- m. ^^iif n. [^Tc^'i. 
 IVI. — compreli. muttering and reciting devotions. ^^- 
 
 ]\rUTTEKED,/).v;A''.A.l. '^]7^r[ ^F.^A^^^'Z^J?[^ mfr\n^.^A,&C. 
 
 Muttereh, n. IMuttering,;'. a. v. V. N. 1. p^^'JiRF, ^- 
 JTiTRT, ^5'TJTITT, &c. ^^js-qr, ^^^qr, ^r^-z[]_^ ^^^^. 
 
 V. Y. A.l. 3T[5i?f qri^'JTRr, fi^t^ ^Y^'JiRT, j-zH^ztn ^r- 
 
 FIOTITT, &c. 
 Mutton, n. flesh of sheep, ^^n^ ^TPT^/. 
 Mutual, a. reciprocal, interchanged. q<tq^, '('EH^, TT^^f- 
 
 =EfT, "i^P^t^, ar^T^. [ sipT m. 
 
 M. — support, protection, dependence, &c. ar^pqi- 
 That receive m. support, &c. Zi'M\'-H\fis^. 
 Mutuality, IMutualness, n. v. A. qUM<^T /. TTfTTTT'T m. 
 
 ^^M\''M^m m. 
 Mutually, adv. \. A. 'TT^TTf, <TT^, '^^H^PRT, ft-tl:. 
 Muzzle, w. mouth, — of a tube, &e. ffrs «. 
 
 2 — of animals, and, contemptuously, of man. jth^ n. 
 
 5^q?5 «. 5^^^ M. H^t^RT «. 5Hf^ ». 5TH% n. KHfft/. 
 
 3 fastening for the mouth. HH-% «. ^T^ JS. ^ToE'T/. iT^jl- 
 
 To Muzzle, v. a. bind the mouth. f^rSTFST 5^% M.-&C. jjf- 
 q-ijf-Tn?5ar, nil w. 5lf'-y'ir, 5^-T^, 'T?T;?;?:'Jf or t^^t^m^ 
 
 Muzzled,;;, v. V. fTTS ^ftr%^T, H?T% qt'<:T%^, &c. ^'^HfJ, 
 
 My, /;ro. «. irrar, 3TN^T, HH. 
 
 Myology, «. description of the muscles. W^ ^^ n. Hf 
 ^q^ft% STi^r n. 
 
 Myope, h. s/^or/ sighted person. ste^T^^^^sTF TT^uiKl, «f^tr- 
 
 Myopy, n. shortness of sight. SI^'m-H^JS^ ^f?/. THT^/. 
 Myriad, n. ten thousand. a^l^^HK, ^^T^IJ?, ar^ ». 
 
 Myriads, by myriads, &c. ^tsf, r=5Rft. 
 Myemilon, «. a rude, bullying soldier or attendant. sp^T m. 
 
 S-irm^iSTT, ^rt^ or -^fiS, FTS, rSSPlM'i, rr^TTR^ft. 
 Myeobalan, n. — emblic m. phyllanthus emblica,— the plant. 
 3T5T^ or 3Tf5r5ft/. ':fT==fr/. srriT^^/.— the fruit. 3T^t 
 or 3Tt=IW w?. 3TTiT^^ »». — beliric m. iermenalia lelerica, 
 — the plant. %|?r on. ^^r m. 5f;fS5?JT »«. 3^?? m. li\^^.m. 
 — the fruit. «f^5r '»• sri^T ot.— yellow or chtbulic ni. 
 terminalia ehebula,—t\ie plant, ^r:^ or f^<ii wi. %rl^/. 
 ^<M^/— the fruit. ^T¥T or f^TST vi. ^^f. 
 
 Chcbulic m. gathered and dried when young. ^W.- 
 f|T^ m. qra^ffiwf/ 
 
 Dried myrobalans. ^^^^.f[ or ftf 3Tm?I^/. 
 The three myrobalans. ( f^Tjr,%^ & ^^^^ ) f^- 
 tpWT or o5T ?«./. 
 
 Wild m. ^n?ft f|r5r w. ^"^^R f^TIT ?«• ilTft *■, or 
 t'TT=E(r ) f^T m.
 
 NAI^ 
 
 "jIvBBn, n.— the gum. ^, pop. sfroE m. qtTTH ««. Some sorts 
 are, «IT3rTiiroE, JT^f^T^ra or r\\m\ qtS, T^r^. 
 
 MrsELF, pro. *ff, aTPTT. 
 
 MvsTEBiOfti. a.olsciire, hid from tlie understanding, Sfc. "J^, 
 
 2 artfully perplexed, ^c. B^tNT, qi4lco-4MI, 3HHI'lI-=(l, 
 JIv3TEBious>-Ess, »». V. A. 1. ns^oTr m. ^vi^J. "Jf^/- 
 
 »». gfq^HT ^T^fR w». [". 3^ "it? /. 
 
 MrsTEnr, n. t. Secret. ?:^/)ojj. t^j^t m. "T^ «. tpt «. 3i^ 
 
 2 Sec MrsTEEiousxEss 2. 
 Hrsiic, Mystical, n. obscure, ^c. \. MrsTEEiou3. n^, 
 
 M. prayer or iucantatiou3I. verse. H^STwi-^^TrwrM. 
 M. word or sound. 5^r|frT/. 
 2 involving a secret meaning, v. Emulejiatic. FJT^foT^, 
 
 MisiiCAL>-Ess, Mysticism, «. y. A. 1. JT^itr «i. "3^?^/. 
 
 To j>IrsTiFr, v. a. involve in miistcry. qj-Ac. ^FT^-^??7r ^- 
 ^^01, f?; n.-jpfl jj. q;w g. oj o. pa^.i ^ ^h^^t^ot, ^ 
 
 ^c^nt^r ^T"lT,'T^?TT/.-..tc. <ffM'Jr,"^Rl^T «i. &C.^T%.o/'o. 
 JMiin, n. 5TT<ir=R'<TT/. J^n^^J'^TT/. 
 MitholOqical, a. relating to mythology. q'"m!rr^r,"TTTiTr^T, 
 
 MiiHOLOGr, ?!. system oJ falles respecting hcatlen gods. ^- 
 
 ]Vf^ This letter is represented bv ?r. 
 
 fl";? jS'aB; i;. a. catch suddenly.^ v. To Seize. 'JZT.^^^VfZT-^- 
 
 01, TiJrS^, t!?OT, HfT m. JTRijf JfiVA EI?; o/ o. 
 Nabob, n. Indian viceroy. ^^V^ m. 
 Naeib, n. point opposite the zenith. aT'^': m. vr'^rf^? on. 3T- 
 
 Kag, «. y. House, "^fk n. qrST w. 
 Naiad, «. water-nymph. sri~^=|rir/. 3TTHT /./)/. 
 Nail, m. ( of the fingers, &c. ). ^^ ?«. n. ^r^. n. q?T^| )«. 
 —in contempt, ?RT5;5«. [or ^^qrcr m. 
 
 A gripe or rude seizure with talons or uaila. '^■^ ■■t.i \ 
 
 Dough rolled upon the u. H<M^[ m. 
 
 Inflammation and gathering at the corner of a u. 
 
 N.-mark, scratch tcith a n. ^^TTT m. 
 N.-parer. :T^^/. ^^^ftJf H. ^^/. JfTMt/. ^?:tTTn 
 «. ^1-=|4)3 "»■ "T n. ^jTSRiff ?i. 
 
 Poison of the a, ^^^^ n. ^t^fr? n. 
 
 560 NA^I 
 
 The tender flesh under then. f^r^/. f^TTSt or 
 
 To bite tho nails. ^_\^\^\ ^% n. pi. Tp^ftfr. 
 To tear or break oil" with the u. gsgi^r, gs^i. 
 
 2 See Claw. 
 
 3 ( of iron, &e.). f^^ m. H^ f.^im m. =^f. ^f m. 
 Double pointed n. HTf /. Hf/. STI'ff/. 
 Head of a n. ^ »«. 
 
 Large u. with a knobby head. ^^^^ m. 
 On the u. ^dZi c/oif;j at once — money in payment. ^- 
 
 To Nail, u. a. fasten ivith nads. %5;t ?«.-%^ ?». j/Z. HR'Jf-5'?f- 
 
 KTC^ ii^ q;?:ijr, f<^^of, f^f5 ?T^of, fi^^rWr t^-^c ^p- 
 
 T^, %':s'Ji «.-J%ij5i?r/. ^of. 
 Nailed, p. v. V. %'Z iTR?I?5T, f%5:?!;?;T, &c. f%afcf. 
 Naive. See Simi'le. 
 
 Naivelt, adv. V. N. Hr^HT^rr^, HrS;TOTT^, HT^^. 
 Naivete, «. simplicity, ingenuousness. HT55THR »n. HTZTHr- 
 
 =rr4 m. ^]^^^\ m. Hr^ri/. 
 
 Naked, a. icilhout clothes or covering. HFl^, ^i'tT, ^TTfir, 
 
 ?q-&c. f^«T?T^, 3T^rOT, f^n^, ftr^w. 
 
 stark n. f?iq?: ^TTT^r, 7^5m, ^T'^S'T, ^^T^RmST, 
 
 To go or be stark n. — iu covert, &c. phrase. JTH^f- 
 rt^T f?rf|in; w.-HFT^ 7T^f=f »». ^"jf. — Some terms for a 
 fellow stark naked are, ^^^ ^\K\^^.^ ^TPT^T 'fT^T'ft, ?i- 
 
 2 ( from the waist upwards, or covered only around 
 
 tho loins ). 3-qir, T^sr qri^T, ;j^l arnr^r, ^?it, ^% 
 
 3 5a;-e, ?;!f>-e, abstract, v. Simple. J^r o/ 5^'<Tr, f^^T, 
 
 4 wanting something usual, v. Babe. Crtr^r o;- spFr, ^f, 
 
 jsT or j5T, ^rs^, ^Jr^pop. g^r & §^^r, ts^r. 
 
 5 unarmed, exposed. g^5T, ^Rf=?i" 3^T^r,^T^r^r=^5 HP]^, 
 Nakedly, adv. v. A. 1. ^mwi dccl. &c. niT^'TR, ^RTsqr 
 
 arfTRr, HT^^r ir^;^, 5f^rf|?r, &c. 
 2 ^^TJ-^rr 3Ttnr^, t^-^^h", g% aifnm. 
 
 Nakedness, «. v. A. 1. ^rmV'T'JTT m. Hn'TOTr m. &c. ?riT!TT /. 
 
 2 T'^'k'T'JTr wi. &c. 
 
 4 car^TiJIT m. ^r^T^T »«. g^q^T »«. &c. 
 
 5 ^MiHuir ?». ^T^^T m. 
 I. private part, arfl w. ^iff^ m. ^FPTT /. ^mq^ n. VA-^f. 
 
 Name, m. designation, S,-c. ^\^n. ^mn. ^ffrr/. r^iTor ?^JTn. 
 /. 37f^-^?r n. 3TfH^T^ n. ^]Tl^\ J. arr?^ /. c^>^T m. 
 Boys get their names ou the 12th day. Girls on 
 the 13th day, of their age. The name given ou the 
 12th day is called ^T^^rK, Besides the above name 
 it is usual for Brahmau boys to have a name for com- 
 mon use. This is called =-m«j^l^^^r5T. It is called 
 
 also srfrfOT^m, OT^ft'T^fsr, ^^"^^i^, & ^r^^f^. 
 Besides the above two there is ?f[M=5t^rH or a name
 
 MAP 
 
 C61 
 
 KAP 
 
 takcu from tlie Kakshalra in which the Jloon was at 
 the boys birth. It is used at his munj. It is called 
 also ^H-HIH, 
 
 A girl receives a new name at her marriagp, which 
 bocomes her ^rW^^JTf^; her former name ( her ^?T- 
 ^f^ ) continuing to be her r^l^i^ ^i^. 
 
 Natives use familiar abbreviations of Names. Thus 
 JTr^TT^T becomes HT^ir, ^^rf^^T becomes ?r^, 5(51^ be- 
 comes iiT^, ^IH-tJi{ becomes ^FTT, &c. &c. 
 
 The family n.amcs ( surnames ) of females taliC a 
 feminine form, as ite^r^lcA+Outj^sr-^TTSti^RfTT-CT^, 
 &c. &c. 
 
 It is usual for a Brahman to use his father's name 
 between his own name and his surnatne, as q'^TTT 
 
 There arc numerous affixes of honor or respect 
 attached to proper names. Some aro collected here. 
 Affixes to names of males generally, iir«rr, ^ir, ^, ^TRTj 
 
 ar^, artniTT, srr^ft, ?r5T, ^TFfr, ht^, ^r^t, ^tr^tt, ^T^5T,(as 
 ^iiifr^iT, f^reRT, 'TTT^, ifrr^Ti=r 3^Tr, r%nPT?f ?TRr, ^itI; 
 
 tTI^, &c. ); — to names of Brahmans, ?PT; — to names of 
 Brahman shrofts, ^T^ ( as {=3;^^, ^irF );— to names of 
 Bruhman writers, tf'rf; — to names of Kshatriyas, ?>T 
 ( as ^wicjHT^f^q- ) ; — to names of Marathas or Shudras, 
 *rT^?5 ( as ^TtpftTT^r^); — to names of merchants and 
 tradesmen, it^ or ^15, %V^- — to names of soldiers or 
 clerks, ^T^f or xm ( as ^z^^JJ^ ). — to names of Lingails, 
 f%T; — to names of carpeutcrs, &e. ^rS^TT ; — to names 
 of barbers, iT^rfTT or wm or Fff, TIHt, (as f^tPPH^?^ ); 
 — to names of Mahars, <te. ?TT^=F or ^^ ( as HT^T^ ) ; 
 — to names of Chilmbhars &c. »^Fn: ( as f^J^lFR; ) ; — to 
 names of office or condition, >TTf ( as i??K^^^?, f^TTrf- 
 »Tlf, T^Hlf; — to names of Madrasees, ari^TT,— to re- 
 spectful names and titles generally, ?n^^(as ^r=Tr?rr|'I, 
 ^^€T|»r, also to the designation of, as. 'TT^^T^rf^, g- 
 *T^ ^T^'Ii "^P-) ; — to names of females, gener. 5fTr,ipTT, 
 Hrr, 5Rt, HPlT', TTS", fJT^ft, Jprf , ?Tf;— to names of 
 Shudra women, 3Tr^, ^T^rr, ■ar^fT^. 
 
 Addressing by n. ^IHtJ^uT n. rflHM^ m. 
 
 Bad, unlucky, &c. n. ^^t^T n. 
 
 Bearing the n. of. sff^T^, TTT^tO ( in comp. ). 
 
 Calling to mind the n. of (a god, &c. ). ?TIM*H<iJT «. 
 
 Ceremony of giving; the name ou the twelfth day. 
 
 Family n., Surname. 3Tr5=Ti?«. OT^i^« JiT^W. 3T3^/. 
 
 In the n. of ( in bonds, &c. ) sjifmY or ifJiT. 
 
 List or roll of names. Jlf^fT^ft/- ^^H^IRt /• ^THJ^- 
 
 f?;:pop. ^\^]^^ & nmr^s /. 
 
 N. and all particulars. ^^^^^TT'T n. [^ix. 
 
 Name by n. — nomination. ^rt^ff'T^ft^^, ^i^-7F, ^^H- 
 Ouc's own n. ?^?rr*T n. 
 
 Recitation of the n. of ( a god, &c. ). TW-^KT n. 
 Eecitation menialli/ of the u. for (a god, &c, ) ^^ 
 
 n. ^m^ n. — Eosary used at it. ^m^^f. 
 To the n. or account of. qt^TT^^. 
 To call names, ^i^ n. %^. 
 
 To pass under the n. of. ^\^Vl^^^ JTrSorr, ?Tt?ir^ f^^TTiT 
 IMay his name perish I ^\^ vjir, ^\^m ^^^ ^rm. 
 I cannot bear even the name of it. P^^ ^^ ?rt^ ^-^r. 
 
 2 character, credit.^ T. Eeputahox. ^t^ n. 3Tr^ /. 'i\?H 
 
 m. ^rnrr^T m. 
 
 Bad n. ^f5r It. 
 
 Good u. ^r^T n. HT^m m. ^PT^ft/ fTK?r/. 
 
 To blast or sully one's g'ood n. ^f^TT^JT "TTift n. m^^. 
 
 To destroy one's good n. rifq n. "gl^^, ^r9[ »«• ?«fl^- 
 
 To get a bad n. ^rioir. 
 
 To lose one's good n. ^w n. THr^"Jt, HP^ w.-^r-T «•- 
 
 &c. ^1^ y. 0/*. [ n^fiJT. 
 
 To preserve one''3 good n. ^\^ n.-^T^z n. ^'»TToioi-^- 
 
 3 ceJcbrifi/^ v. ¥aJie. ^\^ n. fTTH «. ^t^^T «. ^t^^rTTT-T; 
 
 To Name, v. a. ffive a name to^ call, denominate. nt'T ».-^TK 
 
 ^-Hfrr/.-arfH^FT ».-&c.^'i^%=r^-^';Dr, J^iiinj^ROT, -irr- 
 
 2 mention by name, ^f^ n.-&e. iT'jf-^R''Jt-<J^K''i y^ of a. 
 ^rirq-^OT «. ^RiJi-^ot-^Snt-^^RW y. of 0. '^^il'it, ^f^T^f- 
 
 ^, 'iTT5^TW, ^rm^n:<T «. q^"^ y. of a. 
 
 To be named. 3if>T?TT. 
 Named, p. ^- a. v. V. 1. ^f^ f^|^, &'<^- ^W^^^, ^^-T^rrF, 
 
 srrarFTqT^. [j^^trt. 
 
 I. hearing the name of. ^\^\'^\, &e. ^y^^ ( in comp. as, 
 ^'^ mH=^ ), ^mr ( in comp. as^ ^\'S(T^\Tf{'^ ., and fem. 
 qwf as ifTT^r^T' ), ^TH'-mT', TTT'^R^, ^W^ ( in comp. 
 as, ^5UTT?^ ), ?Tfft ( in comp. ). 
 Nameless, a. f^^^, f^^rr^qr, 'iTHTHT, HlH<I^H-Jffq-ic. 
 
 Namely, adc. that is to say. s^ot^. 
 
 Namesake, «. one that bears the same name. ^i^^.,^^Tff\, 
 
 frJT^mqitt, ^rmsTRt. [r<m-^ n. 
 
 Naming, n. v. V. l.~acf. ^i^spi n. Ac. ^m-T^^OT n. Hm- 
 Ccremony of n. a child. sjR^ «. Hm^^Tn n. 
 2— act. Hiw ^ ?t. ^m^.^'T «. ^mf?[X'T »>• HrRI^HOT K. 
 Nap, «. a s7iO)-(! sleep. f?T^-^q^r f ^^r wJ.-S^^Tw. ^q^ 
 
 To take a u. i\^.,^N\ ^5 wi.-ilwTf^ ^Ff^"- HT50T. 
 2 down. ^ n. 
 To Nap, v. n.x. N. 1. |^^/.-Ae. q^-^T<ff. 
 Nape, n.joiiit of the neck behind. JTT^^r WA^ 7n.-nT[ m.-^- 
 
 Napth.Ij n. ^^?^ «. ^'Tr^ fT=5 "■ =7^ «. ^"F^rS «. 
 Napkin, «. v. Towel, j^ot ;i. ftrij^iot 7j. 
 Napless, a. that has no down. f^lH^^r^T. 
 Nappt, a. that has much donn. sr^H^^^r^r, 
 2 Sec Ifioius. 
 
 71
 
 NAB 
 
 562 
 
 N'AT 
 
 NaBCOSIS, n. eject oj a narcotic. *TT^^ n. 
 
 >'AncOTIC, a. causing stupor. JTT^RT, SmTf, m^, »K^PTft. 
 
 2 Seo Opiate, Sopobific. 
 >'.^OTIC, n. medicine ichicJi caiifex uliifor. tt^^T^ 'HI'TtT n. 
 
 Naup, n. spikenard. vf^mMt/- 
 
 >'aBBabi.e, n. ///a< moy if rtiatcd. ?Tf'TT'Trm'TT-&c. PtoTT 
 
 To Nakbate, v. a. relate, v. To Tell. ^Htnof, ^ifiif, f^^- 
 
 wf, ^FVT Ji.-f^TCTW n.-&e. ^PTWf y. o,'' o. ^5nf • 
 Nabbated,;). v. A^ ^ffrR^=5T, Ac. 1%?j:fqF?, ^4rT. 
 >'abbatiox, 71. V. v.— (Zf^ ^TfTJi «. &e. Hi^huI «. 5p'<TT «. 
 
 I. account given, v. Xaehative. :F'<TT/. rtf/. 
 yAHn\TiTE, n. relation, story, history. q^'4T/. TT"?/. ^^Pft/. 
 
 Naebator, n. V. V. ^riOTnT Ac f^^=P, ^'<T^, ^T^TOT^rl?, 
 
 2s'ABnovr, «. no^ Jroni/ or wide. 3T^^, f^?^, ?5|T?T, ^frft^, 3t- 
 
 2— oi spa.ee, conjlned. ?n^3, 3T^^rf, a^I^Tofr^, ^^T5, 
 
 tfhntft^, B^r^frqr, 3T?7T5r^r^T, #ptf^, 3tst?t^. 
 
 •i of confined views and sentiments. 3TSf ?T'?r iT^TT^r, ?f^- 
 
 fqn H?n=^r, ^^p^pft, ^(^HT'Tf, <^^ht^, <r^^€fr, -Jf^^- 
 
 4 fZose, vigilant, strict _ HJlft^, SJlO*' ^^"^t ^^i TJ^T, 
 
 5 close, stingy, t. IMiserlt. ^qur, f^TTTT^, f^?T, ar^- 
 
 contracted, small, — mean.s, ciirumstauces. ar^^ufl^l, 
 
 «r?^ in comp. 
 
 1 near, barely sufficient to avoid evil. ^^PJmT, ^T^f^cTt^, 
 
 '4r5^^ 3TrRT^r. 
 
 lo NaeeOw, v. a. lessen the breadth of^ contract. 3T^-'^- 
 
 jTo Nabeow, v. n. become narrow. 3T^-?r^f^^-&c. ^>if, 
 ^#^, ^^=5r WJ. \\^ g. ofs. PI^RT^'n', siKqRT^iJf. 
 
 JfAEEOW-MISBED, a. V. NaEEOW, 3. 3TSf^H*T^=qT, ^W^- 
 XaKEOWED,;). v. v. a. 1. 3#^ %%^, &C. ^^Frf^rT, ■Hff^H , 
 
 >'ahbowlt, ado. T. A. 1. 2. 3T^, 3Hi>-iM>JlT^, 3T^^f^, 3?r<T- 
 f^'^KmT decl. 
 
 Tliis adverb and its adjective above are best rendered 
 
 by adopting some other construction, as jft m^\ ^Tr[\ 
 
 •■*'\-^^ I had a narrow escape from death, Jff ^rerft ^^f 
 
 "ft'^rti I narrowly escaped drovpning, &c. 
 
 yAEEOw>-Ess, n. V. A. 1. 34'b'^Mm i m. &c. 3T%^/ ^{^f. 
 
 2 Ff^TSqtJTT wi. &c. ST^Tpir/. ^TFTR^Tn Ml. 'iTSr^TSTrTT/. 
 
 3 HHrqr '#t5i3TwqoiT m. arsr^iJ^m/. 'iTqrn»?!T w. 
 ■1 ^fT^qtJir >)i. 5(T^^i?/. ^e^TriT/. ql^<mr m. 
 
 5 ^iq'JTq'JTr »'. r*<Hi^iqoTr m. ^Frqiq ?». 3^;j5fT7;;q- ^. 
 'fR^trr/. FiRii^/. ftn^/. ftn=?JT/. 
 
 Nasal, o. belonging, ^'c. to the nose. ^-THTT, ^TT^^T, ^'f^.^ 
 *Iir«+(^'5l'«ft. [fTJrflofT^l. 
 
 2— utterance, &c. Hr^i^^-TT, niriir, n'JT'ii'ir, fniiPT'nr, 
 
 N. uttcrace. ^"T^/. fl'Jr'fT'T/. 
 3— in grmmar. 3Tg^lf?I^, ?fPfrri%^, ^T^J^TT. 
 
 The nasal dot or character. "JyT n. ^k\ m. f^?^ n. VT- 
 
 Nasal, n. 3T^^1%^F^if m. 
 Nasallt, adv. V. A. 2. ^rr^f^, RT^ft^^. 
 That speaks n. JTurnu^TT, fnirfni^T. 
 To speak n. Jurn'JT'it, 'T'JT'Jt, fiTTf^TiIW, nTJir. 
 Nascent, o. beginning to exist. H^^hm. 
 Nastily, ar/y. v. A. 1. qrwt^, ^'^ ^P^H, ^m ft^^T, Ao. 
 Nastixess, w. v. A. 1. ^lUKMuirws- arra^^Tiir m. &c. 
 
 2 See Oescesitt. 
 
 I. slop, much, Sfc. V. JIess. ^Vlf. Ff^^or jj. ^qs/. 
 Nastt, a. dirty, filthy, nauseous. '^luR^I, ^Tmr^, qrWTT, ^- 
 
 2 See Ob?ce>-e. 
 Natal, a. pertaining to lirtJi. ^•■mi-'HT, ^^H'"?^, ^r^iT^'ifqt, 
 
 vTi-nRqq-^, ^'JT (in comp. as, 7r?Hr4m, ^:^^, &e.). 
 Nathless. See Neveetheless. 
 
 Nation, n. people, t^^fj »«. ^^T »«. m. ^fn/. fif^Tcr^^i^^^ffiT/. 
 National, «. belonging, ^-c. to a nation. f^\]n \t^ir{\^ ?;:. 
 
 ^f^, ^T^f^T, fsr^T^^T^T^rirasfq^, %5TT=qr, l^q-, TTf|^, 
 
 N. custom. ^^WiT m- %^Tr^TT m. \^i■^^^, m. ^^q^^- 
 2 attached to one's nation. ^^^^T^^T^., ^^^TrfHHT^, 
 ^CTJTfHm^. [/. "^HTf^ n. 
 
 Nationality, Nationalness, m. v. A. 1. ST^T'^rr m. ^j^^ 
 2 ^ST^TfinTTTr m. ^snrfTiTR m. 
 
 Nationally, adv. t. A. 1. ^W. "^f^pf, ^T?f ""^"pT, t^t^T., 
 
 ^ifdd;, ^n% ?fr^, ^tt^t^ j^hf. 
 
 Native, a. W0(^ artificial, oiot acquired, T. Natueal. ^^pft- 
 
 2 conferred by birth. =pJTnTr, ^T^STTR, ^'Jlf^T^, ^?^T- 
 
 3 natal. ^-iTT^r, ^;fT^ in comp. 
 
 N. country, N. land. ^j=i\^t m. "^'ni^ f. ^'^^ m. 
 
 4 indigenous, notjoreign. f{^K€[ or ^S^fT, ^?T^, ^^ft, %- 
 ^ftq,5;^?RqvT. " ^ [(in comp.). 
 
 Native, n. one born in any place. ^-H^^rfr, 3^^%?^, %?ft^ 
 Nativity, n. v. Birth. vrT'T ?«. «• TT3T »t. irMFrl/."^???/. 
 Astrological calculation of a n. ^ft^ »!. rTPT^ «, 
 Astrological record of a n. ^^q^ n. v5^'JTq?ft /. ■^- 
 
 ••nqpiiq^/ ^'hRmitt n. ■m^cjn «• 
 
 Determination of the name At a n. Fffer^H/,
 
 ^ NAT I 
 
 Figure ( of the zodiac, &c. ) drawn iu tracing tho 
 aspects of a n. vT-Hjiri^ /. 
 
 Month of one's u. ^^JTT^ »'. 
 
 Name given at one\s ii. ^T^qrT "• ^rf^T^TTH fop. l\- 
 ?Rfcr n. ?l?^^TH 71. ^t^r^f. ^TT^T^FTisf n. 
 
 Planet of a n. ^?;t^^^ ii. ^ntt^^^ n. 
 
 Sign of a n. ^^TTTTf^T m.f. pop. 3T?H?TH/. ^'T;=nT n. 
 Iv ATRON, n. impure carlonato of soda. ^^T^I?' oi' ?I^^T^"'. 
 ^\k^TK m. ^^\f. ^\^%\}. ^\^^^TK in. ^7qr?T m. 
 
 is'attisess, n. v. A. xn^=5fr"ft/. ^rWrft/. qrft^qr'fry. sr- 
 
 Natty, a. nice and spruce, v. Neat. ^IW"^^, dl+Pi+'^r, 
 
 Natueal, a. pertaining to nature, effected li/ nature, derived 
 from nature, innate, native, cj'c; not artificial, not 
 acquired, ^jrffrqr, 3TFRT, 'W'UMI, ?^'TT^=5Tr, Sf^Jrft^, 
 WoTSTT, &c. ^ETTHTf^ pop. JPTTlftHF, RTTF^ff^^, ?T^^, m- 
 
 ^^^, ^^TH, !r?7?f, sirj^JF, ir^f?rf?T5, wf%f5-7?, st^- 
 
 f?lH, ^?T:f!T5,'%WHW, WFHpW, ^TT^^, f^T^fl^, ^^- 
 fHF'4, 'JTrrSTtH, 'fl?TH5r, HTf^=P. 
 
 N. friend or ally. ^r^^f^T^, ^V^f^^. 
 
 N. enemy. ^Il^^l^r, HpTlfr, STT^fTTft. 
 
 N. neutral. ^^^RRrfT. 
 
 2 regidar, reasonable, followinj the natural course. »TT- 
 
 *tNt, ^Wr^, wi^., "T'^psTT, ^?ft^, #=5fT, ''TmT=sTr, ^rr- 
 
 vTxfr, ^'ilTHFT, ^yr^^, T'4iqT^, q"tIP5?f). 
 
 3 not forced, 7wt far /etched, ^"c. ^TT^fr, HTnf^T, ^^3, 
 
 ^ioft^, ^^ i'^i^- ^^i ^^^^, ^T^f^, arfjg"?. 
 
 4 illegitimate, v. Bastakd. ^^^T, 3^?fk^, arf^f'^^^rf, 
 
 5 — as opposed to violent, premature, &c. g^T^I, 5^, 
 
 gq^qoiMi, 3T?T?m?rr, T't^r^^, =^^^^^ ft?ftWr. 
 
 N. deatli. arPTB JTroT ?^. W"T^OT «. §H^tiT «. 
 G according to truth or realiti/. Jr'<TTH'<T, T^^T'TT'^, T'<TT^. 
 
 N. History. r-i^lTSR^I^fsRlT /. f^T^^HiT^TT^ «. ^- 
 5T^f m^ n. 
 
 N. Philosophy. q^riff^Tfirsr n. cr^T'4^r=ari!Tr^ ». 
 
 N. Theology. ^jf^^ST^ f J^fTT^T n. 
 Natceat., n. idiot. ^JTTT^I go5T, ^'HT^tT eRT, '^'^^^tth, ^^m. 
 Natuealist, n. stwdcnt of natural history, ^'c. ?'t)H<^^'>IR- 
 
 Ty NatvraUze, v. a. confer on the rights of a native. \^- 
 
 2 mahe natural; malce familiar, Sfc. ^r^T? /.-?RT<T «J.-3T- 
 v^TRf »t.-^t^ W.-&C. q^of in. con. ivilh g. of o. ^sjf f.--^- 
 X^ w^.-'flvqT?I >».-&c. <Tr5xrT, q€5Rt^T?^t-F^5irgmT^t-3T- 
 
 3 ( words, &c.) 3TPT^^T ^im. 
 
 Natubally, adv. v. A. 1. K?>TRI%, ^5TT<ft^, 'T^I^, ^TT#%- 
 ^?r, ST^^ft^i vT^RT^, 3r'73TH, T^HT^TrT-., ST?;f71fT:, ^f?TrT:, 
 Sl^JTrt:, ^f!'., ^H: /)0/). ^^rlf, ^HT^Ifft or IfqT, ^|r*<l, 
 
 2 HPTf^, <tffi?r, w^, &c. ?nqT»Tm, «r'*n^iT, TirnfN. 
 
 5G3 ^NAT 
 
 Nati;hai,nk9S, ^^. v. A. 1. RTHrf^'FT'iTr m. J^Hlf^Tf^T ;i. 
 Sfr^f^^fq' n. ^V^^■^ n.ke. 
 
 3 wToiq-orr m. g^ferqarr m. t^^totf ?». &e. ^r?^- n. 
 
 G qiTr4?fT/. qT'<TT?(»!T «. 
 Nature, «. This supposed goddcsx or genitress of the 
 material world, believed by Hindus to be illusory and 
 unreal, lias several names or titles in their mythology. 
 
 /. 3Tf5r?TT/. ST'^TT^ ». f^ n. 
 
 The net ( blind cast over the understanding and 
 senses ) of N. JTITT^Tr?!; «. 
 
 The sleight and art of N. MI<<MIW'^ «• 
 
 2 native slate, constituting properties, es.^ential qualities, 
 S,-c. ^vrTif m. 'J^\r\f. vnf?r'qHr7m. sr^fn/. ST^f?rKJiTra'»n. 
 sr^^HW »/;. OT^?PW»Tr^ m. vtk >«. ^^H m. ?ft=!; or ;rftcE 
 
 «. ^^'^^ n. ^T^^^\^ m. ^^^ipfw^f. nr^ m. ^j^^if f^r- 
 ^n m. f^r^HT^ '«. CT «. ^^ n. ^f^f^f. ^n m. ^/. 
 arrTTTT »«■ 5^ »■ ^r^ n. ^}^ n. 
 
 By n. naturally. ^Tpft^, ^^TTPTT, ^:=K?T:, TT3T?T. 
 
 Blind by n. ^Jnrtf'-J^, ^t^Jt!'-:!, nHT»^. 
 
 Not iu the n. or being of. 3T?t'l'r ^f f, nt4t ?{Tff , ^r- 
 
 ^irT ^f r. 
 
 In the expression of the vnalteralleness of an 
 evil Nature, and, in close correspondence with the 
 phrases. Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the- 
 leopard his spots ? Wash a sow and she'll return to 
 her wallowing. What's bred in the bone cant be got 
 out of the flesh. Who can wash a Blackamoor white ? 
 Crooked by nature crooked for ever. Ac. are the follow- 
 ing in Marathi, ?T^ ^f^ H5t^f?5Tt?T ^ m?taj ( ^^TT- 
 
 ^TTH ?TTft ; f 'T ^Jr5S?5 ^^ ^\7. {or^m) 3T5^ ^jff ; \^m- 
 
 3 disposition oj mind, temper. ^*IR in. ^^f^ f. rlf«<^d/. 
 
 4 estallished or regular course of things. HPTf «i. fTfr ^o/. 
 ^/. =^T^/ :ftf?r/. ^TT^ m. q'<T ?«. ^5^ »»• <Tft"TTift/. TT- 
 
 5 compass of natural existence; the mundane system, \. 
 AVoELD, Universe. ^^ n. ;;pT?ft?T^ «. ^f^/- ^^"^ "• 
 
 Course of n. ^f^H wi. 
 
 To attain through N. unto Nature'b God. ^orr^'Tr 
 
 6 natural affections., native feeling, ^'c. KlHr^ m. KJiTR- 
 tjJT m. ;^HT«nT'T >«. f /. ST^^'^T'T m. ^f^frnroi »». ^/. 
 
 7 sort, species, kind, ^frj pop. ^\r\ f spPR in. t\f^f. 
 
 8 constitution, the vital qualities and energies, ^(^f^f ^- 
 f^lff^/. ^m m. pi. sfr^^ri^/. c^r^ H. ^5{t5^5I^^T
 
 NAV 
 
 561 
 
 NEA 
 
 To be eihausteil— n. srnJT »t. ;'Z. '«T:p7f, 
 
 Dffices of nature. I^tpf wi. 
 
 Eiisiiig or relieving u. ??r^ «■ *T^f«r^'f '«. H^^^^TT 
 
 fi. H=fT?Hn "'. K?r»T^ft^?i «. <t^?i!FT/. 
 
 Coiivcuieiioe for relieving ii. ^ift/- 
 
 Uoiienil jilace for relieving ii. ^rs/. ^ir^/. ^^ 
 / f 1^/- 3^TT/ 3^r^/. 3^IT5/. 
 
 To ease, disburden, relieve, &c. n. ^^, ^"Wl'^ 7i. 
 •f^, H<^i+.i •W'if, j^'in »ra^. 
 
 To go to case, fee. u. Hi^H I ^ ^ % 'f^?T¥-^f^l ViTH-^f^yft- 
 
 To want ( have a call ) to case n. TT^T^I m.-TTWT^S 
 
 Katcred, n. ^^TT^rr^, :r^n=ft=^T,&c. ^^ ( iu conip. as g^ff- 
 
 S good-n. Jflt^ ill-n. <S:e. ). 
 KAUcjir, ». v. iVoTniNO. qsTft^ ?rr|f. 
 For n. j;F?r, ^+dqi<1'. 
 To set at n. See To Contemn. 
 Kacoht, a. u-ortldess., t. Bad. srrt^, W^-, I"?. 
 KAUGiiirsE.'ss, n. T. A. 1. grr^^'mT'"- |'?lt/ 
 Is AUOHTr, a. evil, had, t. Wicked, git^, jij, Trft. 
 
 2 worthless, v. Bad. g^TST, ^Tm, ^, ^^qJT^ or ^^^H. 
 
 3— as applied to cliildreu See. BIiscuievous. 
 Kaclage, n. passage money. ?nTw. 'Irf^dN HTln. 3^ntJ». 
 Naumacht, n. sea-Jight. ^h^S;w. ^f^^'J^w. ^nff qfq;^#- 
 
 JvAUSEA, 71. p-opevsHy io vomit, v. Qualmishness. ^^M^f. 
 
 JT2JT5E/. JToTH^^/. 3f^FRT«(. ainFRt/ t'. %, f^Wr(t/. 
 
 Until n. KSjKf a(7 nauseam. ^\kj ffpT'T^. 
 2 Rg.loai7iing.iy, Disgust. 5FfT5ET>». #!:?». f+ol« /. »j. 
 f^P^^f. f^^FTTTwJ. f^rinsFTm. f^oFFRT"!. ^T/. f?T?r^FrCr/. 
 
 5y IS'auseate, v. a. loatJie. srtoJJJT, R -. oi^ ijt, ftf^tif, 3"^fP:Wj 
 3Tt^"»f, ?^d N uf j^P^TotTff J .-^Zm. -pp5E^/. m.— & c . %aT ^. ofo. 
 Kith in. con. [/.-&c. aTT'T'jf. 
 
 2 affect tcilh disr/xist. T. To Disgust, f^^^mf. m.-f^SH 
 
 !Nauseous, a. loathsome, ^'c. v. Disgusting. 3H|-+,Ktjr"'TT, 
 
 aSFR. [ot. &c. 
 
 Natjseocsness, «. V. A. 5iTy<-uMqr«!. ^ruK^RorTw. 34''hioih«ii 
 
 ^Nautical, a.pertainiiig to ^mvigation; ^'c. TR'-Ac. -^pX^- 
 
 N. person. ^W^f, ^I+I-Hl"=fl. 
 Naval, a. consisting of ships. r^T^T^rf^^n', &c. ^r^mT. 
 A. n. armament. ar^TT or 3TKTT«. 
 2 Monging.^ ^'c. to ships. »T?I^r=ff=srr &c. fir%^, ^n^, 
 SfJTtt or STiTTft, ^I^RtiJM^, ^>^rf^^'T^. 
 Nave, ?i. (of awheel). Ht^w. ^f\ f. Hifw. ^ot. STTf^r/.m. 
 Lining of a n. ^g^n. 
 2 (of a temple, &c.)'^,Hg5iii ^^v^ >tfT?.'5. 
 
 Navel, ». qsft/. sjfofr/. 5TTf>T/. »«. :TTf*R-H^M. 37TRnw(. 
 ■ — of animals, and, eoutemjjtuously of man. ^^Zn.-con- 
 temptuouslv. ?T^FRw. 
 
 Coil of the umbilical cord iu the pit of the u. '^in. 
 Enlarged n. ^«. "^(^n. 
 Hollow or pit of the n. stP-'TPTtTw. 
 Eegion of the n. ^f'H'^^n. 
 
 Region below the n. pubic region.i;j]?,^oi-7^'[^;?^7n. 
 Swollen n. ^ n. ^Z n. 
 That has a swollen n. ^IT or ^xTT. 
 NAVEL-siniNG, n. ^T^ or ^W. n. HH^rft/. 
 
 Cutting of the n. ^TR^^ m. ^wM^j\ 7i. 
 Navigable, rt. that may he passed in a ship. 'T?7»frl'3n?TT- 
 
 To Navigate, v. n. pass on ivater in ships., sail, ^^^r^i^^&c. 
 
 f.-SiC. ^Ruf. 
 To Navigate, v. a. sail over.^ pass over ly ship. *WM'^\H- 
 
 &c. sri^^TRDT, 'lrl'lHl?T-&c. =En^<jf-^<n '^^n. qROI'^'S^/. 
 
 :j;T'?t-&c. tmth ^\ ofo. 
 
 2 direct or manage in a course. ^sfTt^ST'if , ^''r, 5rot^oi,si^OT, 
 Navigation, n. v. V. N.—act. n^5ffn% vrrof k^n. &c. 
 
 T. V. A. 2.— act. =Enrr^ot«. &e. ^PTM-M^?!. ^]'TT=TR'T«. 
 
 I.— the art. ^v^-n^^^-&c. =5rTi=if^n"Tr5ft f^^if. ^Rn^rr/. 
 rrrf^f^?ir/. ^.r^i^^T^^j f. ^^^v^^^f^^r f. 
 Navigator, «. v. V. N. and Sailor. TFJ^Ffr-i' ^STmRT- 
 qoTRT, &c. ^^f\, ^^qrat, ^J^TT^, ^^^TT^^. 
 
 V. V. A. 2. T[Fmn =sfjF.^^TT\, &c. Hr?ftH-, ^rarft, ^rrar- 
 
 Navt, n. assemllage of ships. TrS^lrf n. jpl. rlRET «. ;>?. rrTtfin. 
 
 pi. ^^PWT^ »J. 
 
 2 ^tff^ of ships of war. l^\^\ or 3THR 7i. 
 Nat, «(?y. «o. H, ^TTft, ^. 
 
 2 «o< Wi/i/ this. 3Ti %5r5l HTff, sp^, f%si|r;TT. 
 Neap,Neap-tide,m. /o(y i/i/e. HfT?". HTT^TfR7«/. jfrSHfTW. 
 
 To be at the n. Htl^. 
 Neap, a. v. N. tftt^. 
 Near, a. nigh, not distant. ^?5t^, "^^^^j, ^^S^r, ^'^\^i 
 
 ^ift'R''^, f^w■z^-^']., ^ffj^^T^T, 3"Tf?T, T^rfn^F, ?if^f , 
 ^f5rf|?T, 3TRj^, sfF^H^, ?f'«^, arfn^. 
 
 2 — as a road ; short., di^-ect. ^^r^^r, ^r?^, fpff^ or ^, 
 5ft^, ^Ti=I pop. 'B.Tm. [^n^TFIT. 
 
 3 c/ose/y related, ^.d^ot^r, v^or,^q-55=e^ ^fqT^r, qi^^^Tr, 
 
 4 closely concerning., affecting one's interest. :3nr3=sfr, ^r- 
 ^rsc JTT'TJIRT, f^JPI^^^mr, atrftt, 3=frR#5fT, gTrRT^T, 
 
 5 cZ(5«e, 4-//)!y^, ^-c. v. JlisERLT. f%f^7, f%gr7, ^mrqr3T?, 
 
 G— opposed to ofl"; of/Zje nearside. 3T?^^?^, 3T?^l?;f, 
 
 On the n. side. 3Tr^%, 3Ri=rr, aTr'TT^. 
 Neae, aiy. fl< hand, yprai, ^sToE^RT, ^^T^^^, ?T^Kt^ Or ^,
 
 ^ KEC 
 
 f^^, «ifW, ^im (fed. wH??*'?, ^rfvT'-^. 
 
 2 efi^/oK rt ?;y//e, T. Almost. ^jt^5E, snT:,«r^?nPfS7f. 
 
 ^'EAB, ;))V27. ^if^, qr^n 0)- qm, ^jft-:?: or j(jt, ?in^, Wt7, ^- 
 
 Tt> Near, v. a. ^^^-^^3fpp-&c. ^FT'it. 
 
 JsEAR-siGHTED, a. sliorl-si'jlited. 'S^^=:^\ 5;^=?jr, ^S^7J€(V^- 
 
 f ^'iit^, 7T??^^^ siTf ?^^T, sr^roo'rr, 3T^^(i?, n^r'^^t. 
 
 Nearly, ni/i'. v. A. 1. «Mf? Near, ^jsrss. 
 
 I. Kithin a little, v. Almost. vJf^oS, sffT;, 5i^?T^?j7r. 
 Nearness, n. v.A. 1. ^5T3<mr wi.^n5r2.'^^/.;6rj^HT/. nnvt- 
 
 2 ■ji<(Qti|'J|T m. &c. 
 
 5 f^+,'',NUIT«J. f%f^<JIT m. sjl^t^lft/. Ml'd+H'-dT/. ^FT- 
 
 qtHT n. •ifi'^UM «. 
 Neat, n. J/at'^ cattle, srt «. ^jZ. ij^ «. ^;. iixsi^ 7!. il. 
 
 2 a« 0:r or cow. ^X 11. ^ n. 
 Neat, a. clean and trim, — liouse, clothes, &c. <ll+<i|+ or 
 
 <i1+41*, 5T^RTfep?T or fe^RRTT^^, ^^T^, ^^IT^Tra , =ETtg, 
 
 ^iTT^ oc =ErT^, 'i^^+Hn, ?i^q;, ?^^^<t, ?5=g, ^^rnp^^ or 
 
 =qT^rT, 3?pf5^^T, ^l^^'mt^T, &c. 
 
 2 shapeh/, of jiid proportions. arFPrrg^-, ^r^^g^, ^ink- 
 qfifiV, #fmrtrff^, ^t^fsr, ?ftH:?rnFT, %?.^t, f^^r, rrirn, 
 
 3 natty.^ nice, ^-c. — of persons. 5T^fi+Ml, -m+T^icsfT, ^- 
 <T%:^, -Ml+^l'^, il+yP^+.y or fs^^SFP^, =qT^=JfT"ft^, 
 
 4 See Net. 
 Neat-herd, n. t. Cow-herd. Jj<u-fl, y<i<'-m. 
 Neatly, adv. v. A. 1. 3. srafs^, SRftfs^, ^srTTqrft^ 
 
 or ^Jp^qtft^, -iJsF.M^nH. 
 Neatness, n. v. A. 1.3. ^T'^W\T m. 3T^?f1%+«4''IT »«. 
 
 2 3TT^FTTgf5/ H^^qorr m. ^7:^^^■[ m. qRl^uir w. &c. 
 
 f^/- f ^^/- W^J- ?''PT^/- 3TT^ »»• 3^/- W^'^f- 
 Nebula, n. ^Zm in the eye. ^JZr^ pop. q^5E n. TS^ «J. TT/ 
 
 Nebulous. See Cloudy. 
 
 Necessarian, «. one icho holds the doctrine of philosophical 
 necessity. %^T^, ar^"?!?!^, ^^,%f%?PF, l..«l*H^l^, 
 
 Necessarilt, ado. Y. A. 2. ST^fiT, ar^TS^TF, gr^^^T^HTir, 3T- 
 Necessarijjess, n. v. A. 1. and. Need. z-ikJ. aTFFt^T/. 
 
 505 NEC 
 
 2 aTKi'fTfsr n. rjTT?T>q^F?TT o;- 'fliT'J 'T^F^ /. -oTRJ^ ri. 'fl[- 
 
 5rfq^ « ^nrft'T^HT^ m. ^\^f^^^.^\ J. s^^^^^^^ m. 
 
 CJt^TT'TTF^m'T^ m. 'iT^:^FTf?T^HR wi. 
 
 3 aniTJ'n:?^ n. 37T^35r^?TT/. grwiT «. ^?^^?n/. ?frF- 
 
 Neces^^aky, a. needful, requisite, iirycnily tvanted. 3TT;ft^i^ 
 
 Is n. qrf^^, ^TTf^^^r, 5^m, ^5iqt:?R. 
 
 Was n. qTf|% f fm". 
 
 To bo II. ;=5m^, ^if^'JT VTfTOT. 
 
 2 //(0< Mtrs^ Je, //m^ cannot le otherwise, unavoidalle. qf- 
 
 H<)'4+, ar^p^mfrPF, 3T^qT"?FT, aTT^'iTTftr^, arq^qiii- 
 
 3 indispensable, essential. ^T'TS'T'F, •'iTtTS'l'+.Ti';^, '3^1^^- 
 ^, f^fTR3.T^, ^TRm, 'iTcT^.^Rm, ?K.^"f.5^. B%#H^. 
 
 4 acting from necessity- «o//)W."%tnT^T5Fr(T, ^^^T^T^FT^, 
 ^Tfeft^, 'fl^ift^, f^f^^^^FT^,^^^. [ fJ m. 
 
 Necessary, n. privy. ^m^HT m. rTRH or dPi^'lHI ot. ^i?^- 
 2 «r necessary ihiwj. 'jT1?TT^ nr?/.-^J?T/.->S;e. 
 Necessaries, mf^ «■ ^TTK^r/. ^Tm^ n. 
 
 N. of life. 3T5f<TTift n. 'iT^r?^ ». 3T=jnr^/i.3TvrnrrrT«. 
 
 Necessitarian. See Necessaria>-. 
 
 To Necessitate, v. a. mahe necessary or unavoidalle. 'fln- 
 
 ^^^m w.-sTwsq^F^rr /.-sr^aTW'^mr /.-&e. arrom icith 
 
 ^ 0?- ?^ o/o. ^^-'JTR3q^-'3Tf^5rPT-&C. ^^, HTn 3TO^- 
 srra" ar^fOT /^f. co?!. Jc///; h"^ of ayent. 
 2 oZ)//ye, constrain. See To Compel. 
 
 To be necessitated. ri*>HN-3l'f*^*ir?l+.-3HH'<}iHT^-T- 
 
 Necessitous, Necessitousness. See Needy, Need. 
 Necessity, n. stale of heing requisite, need. ^STrrfj-/. ^^ «. 
 c^/. iR^/. arn?^ «. M'M'mH «. 3T?Ft?TT/. 3T^?TT/. 
 
 2 imamdahleness, the impossihlcness of being othericise.^ 
 T. Necessarisess. STMST^fTT/. 3Tr<r3,=!nJ n. =Tfrt{tM+'TR 
 w. 3T^iTT?5fm'T«r m. aTf^T^TFT^fT/. 
 
 3 fate, fatality. %T'--f\^?TT/. 3T^r4t5T?TT /.If^TTFI ?!."^- 
 
 To yield to n. or fate. *i*n< ^ ^^^ <»• 5^ ^W- 
 
 4 «MK<, indigence, y. Poverty. ar^HMRl pop. ar^T^/. 
 JFTTrft/. ffTt^/.srft^-ST «• 
 
 N. has no law. 5%% n*; sici^ui 3fr^?f_ 
 Neck, n. jtt^t/. T^/- ^/- *'^t/.— with reproachful 
 implication, or with reference to seizing-, shoving, 
 squeezing, or other such action, JTT^Pft or ipft/. ^^. 
 
 frf. Tw^t /. "Tt^/. naf^Tt /. qnpfst /. ^^'i n. 
 
 JFJJJ "• 
 
 A clutch by the n. ar^^q? m. 
 
 A thrust or shove upon the n. Tot^qft/. T^rqift/. T- 
 
 Inflammation and swelling, of then. HM/. m^'h n.
 
 ^-EE 
 
 5G6 
 
 NEG 
 
 Handsome necked, ^'ft^. 
 
 Lines of sliort hair on the nape of the n. ^T^^^ m. 
 f?. »TH«l(x,qr/.i^/. 
 
 LoD^ necked person. sfraHl^ or^T^A'\W. ». 
 
 N. and rump ( of a beast ). r^r ^fr^T "'• 
 
 N. or nothin-^. ^t ^rff a^ f ft. 
 
 On the n. of. qT^JlTra, wmmFT, <n^^. 
 
 To break the n. of. lit. fig. HRT/.-ft^^ft/. mw. 
 
 To turn out n. aud crop. qi^H?! 7!.^Z. ^OT^ Siqs- 
 of g. of 0. 
 2 ( of a vessel ). T5IT m. ^PS »». [STOTT or >R^oft. 
 
 Up to the n. — a vessel filled, Ac. ^W-^Z or nsCcfS, iioS- 
 K CK-tLOTH, H. iT^«J^ "!• ^<ll<N<ui «■ ^5^^ »i. 
 
 Large middle gem of a n. H? in. k^'t^^ n. 
 
 Certain Necklaces or Neck-ornanents are, Sf^Hirtl, 
 (^^^, ^, ^€t, +H|;?7Tl^ftfTT, 1^^ or IT^rat, ToE- 
 ?RT, Tt5$, i^^rfJTJT^ «. ^?^TT, '^\^W.^ or =qN:fa^t=5ft 
 
 IsECEOi.OGT, M. register of deaths. H^fTT^f^ ^H^/- [^. 
 
 KECEOilASCEE, «. V. MaGICIAN. ^TT^TR^^^CqT, ^flff^^P- 
 KECEOilA^CT, n. magical communication icitJi the dead, v. 
 
 Magic, sfrrl^f?/. ^fqr?TT/. fr^TT^f^I^TT/. ^f^^/. 
 Is'ectae, 71. drink of the gods. ^^^ n. ^^\ f. ^^^[T^ m. 
 
 KeCTAEEAN, JsECTAItEOCS, a. T. N. aT^rTT=5fr, 'fl^IT'T, StK- 
 KfXTAEISE, M. ^^ <P5E 3lf|. 
 
 iS'EciABT, m. ^f?ft?! HqT^T ^mr/. 
 
 Is'eed, «. indigence, leant, v. Poveett. 3T5<T"Tf% /^q;?. CST^T- 
 
 2 i^-fliV, leant of help, difficulty. ^^.Z n.^\^n.-^%^ n. 
 
 At the hour of n. ar^rtt^H. 
 Giving or a gift in n. ar^T ^^ n. 
 The hour of n. aisjWM n. [^^ fi^_ 
 
 A friend in need is a friend indeed. 3?qa%^?T fJT^T 
 A gift in need is a •^ift indeed. 3T4?T ^T^ JT^T ^^^, 
 n uant, lack of, occasion for. 1T^ /. ^^f?/. ^?:fT/ M- 
 jfrJTq «. ar^fq-n. JfTTH n. ^PTW «. 3inpi?7T/. SR?TT/. 
 JJTT'JT^ m. [ ^if. 
 
 To supply one's n. or lack. 1T^/. ^Rf^-^^of-q^T- 
 To Need, v. a. want, require. ^V^ f.-^,K f-M^V^^n.-Zi^^ 
 
 «.-«FTH n.-&c. aTOOT-FTFT^ 5'. of o. tcith in. con. 
 To Need, v. n. he necessary. For this word as an auxiliary, 
 qrfe^ is a good rendering, and with negation construc- 
 tion, ^^r. Ex. qw 3Tr^ fH! «Tra qTf^%, ?ia?t a^R^rR 
 
 Needed, p.\, Y. A. 173T 3ns?!T, &e. a^qf^Fr, aTm%?T. 
 Needeb, n. Needing, p. a. v. V. A. TT^sTrf, T^ff, itv»t, ar^iff 
 ( in comp. as vmT'4f, &c. ). [^if?TrT. 
 
 Needfci., a. requisite, v. Nece33aet. aTT?i,^^,. 3iq%?T, ari- 
 
 ls needful, qil^^. 
 
 The " one thing needful. " qTHr'<f m. 
 Neediness, n. v. A. and Toveett. if^^rO'/. fnfK^\t[f. 
 
 «FnT?rt/. 3T=|q^^/. 
 Needle, n. ^ff. jjf. ^^f. ^f^J^f — large n. g?rr m. 
 Eye of a n. hi or hs n. ^^p n. 
 Point of a n. ^H) aruft/. f ^^ zTr. n. ^=;jm n. 
 2 ( of the compass ). ^t^ m. 
 Needle-woek, 71 7covk done hy the needle. T^^^^:[^ n, f^- 
 ^OT «. fspcfUT n. f^cHnrsToT/. 
 2 cmlroidery ly the needle, q^^ft^ ot. 
 Needless, a. not wanted, not requisite, not called for. sr^r- 
 
 v\ pop. ai^Roft, fJT^FR'Jr pop. f^^pRuft, ^^r, arsf^ft^^, 
 
 Needlessly, adv. v. A. ^TRTI^rhf^, ^^^'^^\^\^.,&.c.^W■\^ 
 
 Needlessness, n. v. A. 3TJf;R"iftqoTT ?». f^l+Riffq'TT »». &c. 
 ar^PHTiif?' Ji. Pn+KU|rT «. &c. sr'rr^'TrHT^ m. ^FRcrrTirr^ 
 
 »n. ST^ri-Ji-Kil^FT n. 
 Needs, ado. v. Necessaeily. arifT, ariF'T^.q, ari^fq^-T, 
 
 Needy, a. necessitous.^ indigent, v Pooe. n^5f?f, TT^, 3T- 
 
 g?q^, ar^qq^jT, niR^t-^K, ^tm, j%^nT^, H^m & ^lr^\■ 
 
 ^ ( in comp. with a noun in the objective case.as Sf^r- 
 ^ JT^ n. of food; STWW ^fT^ n- of clothing, &c. ). 
 Nefabious, a. heinous, atrocious, x. "Wicked. ^TS^T 'J^^\'^T^ 
 
 Nepaeiouskess, n. y. A. WfZ^VJ n. &c. 3Tfn|'S;rrr/. 
 
 Negation, «. v. Denial, w^ptt or ?rr^R to, ar^^PR w?. 
 2— in logic; privation, exclusion. aTTT? »". Four kinds 
 are mentioned, viz. sf'^^^TTW m. annihilation.^ or extinc- 
 tion-^ ^\^^'[^ antecedent noji existence; a^Fsft^qTHrsT 
 reciprocal or relative negation; aTr^rfPTItT pure or si7nple 
 non-leing. Another division of aTTT^ is made into two 
 classes, viz. ?t?I1W^ — univeisal 7iejation, and Si?qT- 
 T^]■^]^ relative or inutual ncgatioti. 
 
 Negative, a. implying denial., — opposed to affirmative, ^• 
 
 2 privative, itnplying alsence, — opposed to positive. aT- 
 
 TIT^5p, a^HT^?i:p, aTHI^Cq, ar^TTSTTTH^, aTHT^^Pt^- 
 
 t?T, ar^uT^q, ariWrcq, arnnyi^cq, ar^^Tmnr^, 
 
 N. quautity, — in algebra, ^uy n. 
 
 3 hating the poicer of stopping ly non-consent, ffpft ^- 
 ^ ^ ^"11=^^7 ?TTfft^, fr'^tTgRT srfri^«TOlT4. 
 
 Negative, n. a u-ord that denies. ^WATV^T 5is^ m. aRq^^R- 
 ^^^q5 n. fH^q-T'4^ V'^ >«. 
 
 2 proposition by ichich somethiiig is denied. ^^Rpqf f?T 
 w.^Tf^q?Tw.fTi^Kn35^-at'TT^g,'5np-&c. ^^7n.-msf^n.-&c. 
 
 3 right of pi-eventing by 7ion-consenf. RT^ "^7^ «i? W-^- 
 «nTrEff^Tf?f;/-^TTT/.-aif':pFR Tti. f^^n^W\^f^^^:^B\M'i^n. 
 
 j To ^EQATisz, V. a. 7-cfuse to enact, prevent by withholding 
 I consent Tiff '^'JT^, ^TTfr »^tn^ q^ Jp^-fHsTR^-Ac. fH-
 
 XEfl 
 
 567 
 
 NTJ 
 
 ^'-T§;T^r5Ti%5I'=T m. ^F^of , fH'T'^T w. ^i:^ i'. of 0. 
 2 Sec To Disprove. 
 Neqativelt, adu. v. A. 1. ^Tfr "^^5, ^^FRT^, Ac. f^^>^^- 
 
 2 5TTf5?rq-^r?r, f?l'^qq?TT^, HTf^T?T ^^^. 
 To Neglect, v. a. omit from carelessness^ ^'{■n. forlear to do, 
 
 ^■cjv^^j^ /.-^^/.-3TT^ra'»i.-f5r?n:"»--f^f?T/.&c. qn:<it 
 
 g. of 0. or, (ciV/j f^^j^ft, I^WTOT, f^^T5;?r-^^ ^ijf-S^Tot, 
 'rp?5fft^-3TTo5^^-f5I?HFft^-&c. ^"T5<Jf-?:r^'JT-H :p^'^-&c. 
 
 2 slight, disregard, v. To Contemn. 7^?Tr/.-3T5l^ m.-l'T- 
 »Tf/.-3T;TTrr^ m.- ^n^sT^T w.-'JTRT^r^T /.-&c. W.\^ y. 
 
 3 M0< i-reffi! carefully. '<S{^W. f.--^^^^^ f.-'i^f^^^ or 'S^- 
 
 (7.0/0. 
 ^v'eglect, K'EOLECTraa, n. v. V. 1. 19?^^ ^of «. 3Tr5i^ 
 ^'Tit «. f^^Riif n. &e. iI'F^?f/. ^?5^^^ /. fT'PTJf^/. j- 
 ^n1« /. ^HrR/. 
 
 2 ^q^^TT «. 3T="^at «. ar^JTH'Jf ». -S^c. Z^^'\ f. aT^THR 
 
 3 'flqr^E/. sr^^FTH/. ar^fJrnr o;- ^t /. arf^T or ^ /. 
 
 I. See K^EGLIGEKCE. 
 
 Neglected, p. t. V. 1. TF=5?ft^ ^r?^?rT-Tf^%v5T, arr^t^rf 
 
 3 a^oiTo; %%?rr, &e. 3i^rT3^?rT, 3T^T^=^T, artf?^. 
 Keoi.ectee, »i. Neglecting, j[). a. v. V. 1. rT>?5fT ^P^OTRT, 
 3TT^^ qJT<mTT, fJI^ROTRT, TFfJfft^ ^rS^JT^r, &e. 
 
 2 Tq'??T qJWRT, ^■'T^'niTT, 3T5^trinT, aTHFToriTr, &c. 
 
 3 ar^ira; ^FT'JrRT, arg^JnTT ^^ornr, &c. 3tt?7^, 3t^«t5^. 
 
 Neglectful, Neglective, Negligent, a. heedless, inaitcn- 
 iice, a^t to forget or omit, v. Cabeless. m>?5rft, *l*rt- 
 
 r^rr, iTT^?5 or >jf|-;T, qrwff, iTif^ril-^, f^ii^, Rr^RTf^, 
 
 2 treating icith disregard or sligJit, v. Inbiffehent. ^- 
 '^^rr^'TRT, 3T?1^ «t!<.«IKT, ar^TTR ^"JITTT, ?7^IH)tii, 
 
 Neglectfulness, Negligence, n. t. A. 1. and Caeeless- 
 NES3. nTfp?5"TWT m. R|y<l^HUIT wi.^nt^Mull »«.«!« l^trTBTTWJ- 
 &c. ni>^j^f. ^W 0?- ^q«TT or l^lf or ^ f. 3TT^r^ m. 
 
 ^^\^ m. 
 
 I. instance of neglect. ITi^JrT/. f^^T m. =^^/. STTT^ »n. 
 Neglectfully, Negligently, adv.y. A. l.iTrPf>^"?iIf#,&c. 
 n^^fft^, SIHT^'^, 3T?55fqT^, Ac. &c. SfJTT^sf^, aTq^TR- 
 
 ^^H, OT^#^, 77?^5-5TT. 
 iTo NEuociAiEjIb Negotiate, t). o. procure ly mutual inter- 
 
 course and agreement. ^-^M =^V^M ».-«?"f^»TrT f.-&.c.^.T- 
 6t or ;p?vT ^^<if-^?^^ 'ii^\^^-^^T^^■S;■C.■^K^\ f■■^^.^K- 
 
 ^\f.-^sm^v^^^f.-■^t^v^%^f.■ko. w.i^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 ( a bill of excliaiig-e, ). sell. f^T'Jf, '^VK^^. 
 
 To Negociate, To Negotiate, v. n. treat with .,hold inter- 
 course with in largaining. ^^PM^X^M H.-«ff"lMI'^ /.- 
 ^raV?ft/.- ^t?ft^rr5t/.-5l>ft»TP!r/.-&c. q;^ or, !tvi!/i in. 
 con. ^"r^-^T?5'JT .7. o/s. ree^)). 
 
 Negociated, ^. V. V. A. 1. qiH'n'^Tra'if ^^^ ^fl^^,^-&.c. 
 ; Negociation, Negotiation, n. v. V. A. 1. jfRCTr^Rut 
 
 .^^ q^g^r K. &c. q?:?TT/. v.^^.^\ f. ^^^Yl^■^^ f . ■za- 
 
 ^v^z^f. 
 
 2 fcf^oT «. =;n^;i'ji n. 
 
 T. v. N. 5fr?5'Jt=?lT?^ot n. sftPrr^ft^ /. 5i?;7:7=qT;7t/. ^\^. 
 
 Negociator, Negotiatoh, n. Negotiating,/!, a. v. Y. A. 
 
 1. ^^pM'^^M ^F^?r ^TSsnTT-cte. q^TspTHT ^^TWRT. &C. ^^, 
 
 cr'^~J, ^?5T?I. — esp. of matrimonial alliances. ^7^. 
 Able 11. ^qfir^^TOT, ^rf':^^^!^. 
 
 2 f^r^iTRT, ^fF^OTRT. 
 
 V. V. N. qt?5CTi=5TTrrat ^TTTrTT, &C. 
 1 Negeess, ^^. /cwio^fl «cyro. ^jftCTr/ f^T^trr or fiT^tcriy. 
 Negho, «. V. Blackamoor, ^^ft, f^l^ or fni^t. 
 2b Neigh, v. m. — a horse, ^jr^^l^'jf, ^W^^., fw+laioT or 
 
 f%^T5OTf, <M+yo!^, ^'^R^, f|^, '^^'t, f^vrf^'TDT. 
 Neioii, NEioniNo, n. v. V. ^^PT^t^jf n. f<M'M*'^ «. &c. ?<- 
 
 q;T5!:nft/ ra^TT^'t/. ^^.\^f I^t/. 
 Neighbour, «• v. Neighboueino. ^^im, qfRTqi, ^- 
 
 Neiohboce, n. one iclo lives near. ^T^T^^, qjt^ft, UT^Tn^TT^, 
 f^TEI'^, f^iq-q^qr, fnq^^Rft, SffHSJT^, OTH?f, ?n»T?T^?rT, 
 fR-?1TilR,-couiprch. or indef. ?T^ltt TT^ltt, 3TiM q- 
 
 sWr, ^1^^ qmrtt. 
 
 A female n. $:;nftar/.-&c. fr^/. 
 Love your 11. as yourself. ^hk'i'Im'-mm ^sn qfT^. 
 Neigheoueuood, m. state of leing near, v. Nearness. ?t. 
 
 ^^^f.^'^.^i^n.^\^^mn. [r<nf «. 
 
 The law of n. duty of neiglihours one to another, ^r^- 
 
 2 pZace or places near ; vicinity, ^^mi m. Ttmi m. -^- 
 
 Jiri^^ »». 3if?f^ «. ^JRK «•/ Hr^rmt^ «^. ^jZ.— gener. 
 iudef. carelessly, &c. Tf-riKHMR »»• 
 
 From the B. ^^rCH, -flT^irFpr. 
 
 In the n. ^T^JTTfT, qft?trK, TSr^ftB", snWTRT, ^nraj^TT, 
 
 A^illage in the n. of. HrsTT^i^T '". 
 
 3 inhabitants of the neighlonrhood. il^l^m^lft m.pl. 
 ^l^TftTRnft m. pi. arire't'TfT^t m. pZ. 
 
 Neighbouking, a. living or being near. ^"JTR^, TSr^ir^r, 
 T^^rqr, qit^fi''^, STRPrra^^T or ?n, TRT"^ or FJT, ^3T^K-
 
 KER 
 
 568 
 
 KET 
 
 T-<?<ir^, ^T^JTH?^ "n^TTT^r, ^f^^FS^r or q^st^, Hf^mt5- 
 
 From the u. parts. ^*|i fH-+fi. 
 Keighbolrhxess, n. v. A. ^^TRfemm J^CTq-^rf/ &c. m^n- 
 
 Is'EIOUUOl-Rl.r, (1. Ifcominj a vei'jhlour, civil, kind. ^^ITTT- 
 
 tnrm, r^TTT'jTTm 'frr^-jf^ cTT'tf-^c. ^T^nrrcrrraTT^iTT- 
 
 Neither, /^ro. ^PT'JTfTT^t HTfr, ^^ ?TT|t, ^r Hrfr ffr ^rfr. 
 KEiTHEit, ionj. arrPn ^^ ^rfr, Es. htt^ ^^ %?yr rrrfr »it- 
 
 fn ^RT^ %rT3T JTrfr. He did not touch neither did he 
 
 smell. 
 TCem coy, unanimously. ^^ ^^^^r^.^ ^^^iTrfTH,W^f5MHI^'. 
 Is'eolooic, Geological, <?. employing new words. ^rH ^T- 
 
 2 eiilcrtaininy new notions or opinions. ^Trf^iITTr^T^, ^- 
 
 ?PT»Trn'»-nToi^TfT-;prft. 
 
 Keg LOO 1ST, ;?. o«e !(7(o introduces new ivcrds. ^rr?firfs^^^, 
 l^EOLOQT, «. introduction of new words. ;jrR?T3^^^ «. h- 
 
 2 «Ci<; opinions cj'e. Hrfi^T?! «. J^'ft'TKrT a. Hrt^rTrTT^nT'T 
 
 «. ^^iTrf%^^ n. 
 l\EOPnyTE, n. new disciple or learner, novice. ^Hirf^Tsq', ^^^ 
 
 TV^ or Rt^, ^^^ft^ or ^fr^, ^5W=5r. [SimfH^F. 
 
 Keotebic, a. modern, v. ]S'ew. ?r^r, ^T^^, ^^, a^^Ht^T, 
 Is'epeSTUE, «. drug that relieves pain. Jt^^R^ ^PTfeT n. 
 Is'ephew, ?j. a ?«a?i'j( Irothcr's son. jFpnrr '«. gFT5=if m. VITH- 
 
 2 o sister's son. — whether of a man op woman, ^rr^ m. 
 ( 'Hr^ w. sister's child ) Hfn^J^if »«. 'HrfTT^q- m. 
 
 Wife of a n. ^k^^f- ^ [( *Tm^ m. ) 
 
 3 tcoman's brother's son, or husband's sister's son. HT^ot. 
 
 4 husband's brother's son. JrTtnTT m. 
 
 I^EPHHitic, IS'EPnEiTiCAL, a. pertaining to the Icidneys. tt^- 
 
 2 c«r(«y diseases of the kidmy. ^Sf fTS^TT^T^T^P, IT=5R['»T5T. 
 ]S'ErOTl3M, M. affection for nephews. q;FI'JcrNfT-'7r5ft=qr Tmrfi 
 
 2 worfi/e attachment to relatites. 3TTHi=^T afl^T >«• 3TTH"t=sft 
 Keeeid, n. sea nymph. ^«^^^/. 
 ICebve, n. organ of sensation and motion, ^^[\r\r^ m. fTT^rt- 
 
 To strain every u. make great efforts, ^t? m. s^-^^- 
 
 iTTfRV^m?^ "!. ^jrnJT, aTTTT^TTPTTot a. ^^ :P5?T lot. 
 
 2 firmness of body, \. Sikesgiu. ^T^Urff ^7.W.€[f. ^Ff 
 m. ^ wj. iTT^3RT2cf n. 
 
 3 firmness of mind, t.Fohtitude. H^ «.iJTrft/.feTTf^ ». 
 2b Neeve, v. a. give strength or vigor to, v. To SteengtheN. 
 
 Nebveless, a. v. Weak. ^pnflT, f^fsfs, |#55. 
 
 Neetous, a. pertaining to the nenes, affecting the nerves. ^- 
 
 2 having the nerves affected. 'T^P=IHf5nFT^, JTjJTI^'^rr'rT, 
 
 3 vigorous, y. Steoso. vft^TTT, ^TK?TT, ^mr^r, ^3?Yrr5fT. 
 
 4 pithy, vigorous,— style, &c. ^?,g^?,^5T3^, ^-INI-MF. 
 Nervously, ai/y. v. A. 2. ^nrTr^t^fEpFrr'T^^, H«ll<id<FT"J^, 
 
 3 ^^mrj^, 3frcr^. 
 
 Nervousness, n. v. A. 2. JTSTrfTHf^+K m. H^RTjfH «». JT- 
 
 3 ^m m. ^m^fr/. 
 
 Nescie>-ce, m. ignorance. ^OTftHinr »!. 3T3TT0ITaTr «>. 3TfTR n. 
 
 Nescient, a. ignorant. JjOTrlT, ST^TOT, aT^orftT. 
 
 Ness. The terminations which answer to ness are TT 
 
 and qoiT of Prakrit words, and FTT and ^cf of Sanscrit 
 
 words. 
 Nest, n. alode of a bird. :pRt n. ^TTT »i. mZ] m. ^T^ST m. 
 
 €vrsf. #Tra w- sft5 '»• «• f^TT «!. 
 
 To feather one's n. qr w. H^oT, 'TO^^ft *R/. ^Tiit, ^- 
 
 2 fig'.— of thieves, &c. ^X ». ar^rsr >». 3T^ M. ?reT »». 
 { in comp. as ^R^TST »». &c. ). 
 2b Nest, v. n. build and occupy a nest. ^Z «.-^^5T m.-&c. 
 
 Nest-egg, m. ^TO'^'JT/. 
 
 To Nestle, v. n. live snug and comfortable. g^^CT-g^T^- 
 &c. TT^OT-^t^^T-sfra- m. ^F^, ^^^\^ Mj.-3TR55n?T wt.-&c. 
 
 To Nestle, v. a. cherish. TloEof, TTrT^ w.-&c. ^T^, 
 Nestlin-o, a. that is yet in the nest. q^^5iTt<Tt?5^ m^'Hl^- 
 
 Nestling, n. young bird in or from the nest, ^^%^\r(^ 
 
 frsJ n. ^raS fq^ n. 
 Nestoe, n. — compellation for a sage old man. ^^Ftfrf ?«. 
 
 uTt^rt m. 
 Net, n. twine interwoven tcith meshes. ^\^ n. ^r^ n. TT^ m. 
 Casting- n. qiT m. 
 Large fishing n. sfs/. 
 Long- sea-n. ?rT^% ^loE «. 
 
 2 ( for catching birds and beasts ) snare, ^'c. "PTH m. 
 "Ptm m. TT^ m. STTn^/. [ Sff m. 
 
 3 ( to carry or hold fruit, &e. ). Sfi^/. armi m. ^i^- 
 Net, a. c?e»r / — of receipts, quantities, profits, &c. f^sT^, 
 
 fjf^r, 5TK, 5Rr, TTf ?f;r. 
 
 N. amount. J^mq^t^/. ZlW^W.nf. ST^tfN/- ST?T^- 
 
 ^iT/. sr^sfft^/ i\^iw.^f. fH^^f. 
 Net-wobk, n. ^^i^ W.m n. siioft^ ^m m. ^r^f. 
 
 A n. for mang-os, melo.ns, &c. nt;?!^ w». TMr '/». 
 Nethek, a. V. LowEE. ^TTH^T, ^WF^r. 
 I NETSEBiiosi, ». T. Lowest, ^f r^Tfi^T, ^qf^Trft^, ^^-
 
 KEV 
 
 569 
 
 KEW 
 
 1^ 'ar^^r, ?ia^r. 
 ^N'KTTisa. See NEnvonir. 
 Kettle, 71. aTF^r ?«. ^M-TRrft/. "T^TTofT/. 
 Tol<iEYiLr.,v. a.irrilatr.Jrct, 4'v. v. To A.nof.R. f^^^ot 
 
 or i%^r5f!Tf, ^^!f OT, fq'<T^<Tr or f^-tri^iir, ?T^N5r'n,fqst?T- 
 
 Settled, ;;. v. Y. %:;T-7%Br, f^"aq'%^r, cl'c. ?f?fa', ?iF[rfT?r, 
 KEUHALCiiA, NEUitAi.uy, n. JT5iTr?t^T'*rr/. 
 Keurologt, n. description of the nerves. HSTlFTn^of^ n. 
 Keueotic, a. teated in the nerves, v. KeutOus. H^5TT^F<T, 
 
 NErKOTOiiY, «. dissection of a nei-ve. JTSTTrrgx^jT^T n. ^■ 
 Keuteb, Keutrai,, a. indiffrrent, not engaged on cither 
 
 2 — iu grammar. ^T'TH^. — verb. ar-TH^. 
 Keoteb, Neutral, u. one that takes no pari in a contest 
 
 between others, v. A. 3'^ra'Y^, fH-^lf ?f. 
 
 2 a person 0/ neither se.v, or one impotent. H'T^^ n. m. 
 
 f|^l n. X\^ c. %i^ or ^15 or ^ c. f^^^\ m. " 
 A D. dressing as a female. '^\f[f. 
 Kecthahty, Neutralse.ss, n. v. A. 1. f?f=^rfrTT>iTr m. r\z- 
 
 ^•iiqTJU m. 3Tr^r?ft^ n. 3^Rft?T?n-/. ^rr^HHiEf m. ?Tre- 
 
 ?2;T n. ^rq- 11. ^^^m^Vf^^. n. 
 Kecthalizatiox, Neutisalizixo, «. t. V. 1. — act. H [<"!«. 
 
 2 fJTsi^ W.K^ n. &c. ^^?5t=P^ M. ^ft^HT w. sft^^^T m. 
 ^?f^Tn^ n. Pf^r^tT «i. 
 To Neutralize, v. a. dcslroy the peculiar properties of; 
 voider inert. iTR'Jr, njl^ n. ^m^ W^\'^^A^^n^ m.-&c. 
 ^^ 9- of 0. 
 
 2 render tccal-, inefficient, cj'c. reduce to inacticifi/, tj-c. 
 f^T^ or 5E-fH3?T^-fH5fw-'T3q5ft^-5rn^'4^-&c. ^.K^.^ ^\- 
 A^n m.-^\^^\\ m.-&c. WJM g. of 0. 
 
 Kectealized, _p. V. V. 1. Hr?:?5?5T, firfTT^'T^'7, ^T^WTq-ti'T. 
 2 f?r^ %^?^r, f^^\^k^^^, &c. ^^^n^ ^^I'j^frq-, ^t'sttt- 
 
 Neutealizer, «, Neutralizing, p. a. JTRIIRT, JTIT^, ^K- 
 
 2 f^r^of ^iTTRr, &c. sfttHrn^Tff, sfWH^^r^, Ac 
 Neutrally, adv. v. A. 1. f^-^V'T'nrJT, ?(Hr?'<^rPiir^, fn^^rTFT- 
 
 Neter, ado. not ever. ^|'r ^TTfT, qpsfr ^r|f, ^ ^^Ir, %5^f Hrfr, 
 
 ^^ ^Tfr, T ^f^Pr ;— emphatically, JPT?J=5rtr ^\\\, qj- 
 
 ftfevT with neg. con. For the sense as expressed by the 
 phrases, on the day after doomsday,on the Greek Kalends, 
 ^■c. some corresponding phrases arc, ^S^Tl (or :p5=;qT) 
 
 N. before. ^Ftff ^rTT, qrtfr JT^f^. 
 N. so. :p^, f%?ftf . 
 
 73 
 
 That haa been uevcr or scarcely ever before, spifr 
 ^-\n^\. [.'iT-«Trf^. 
 
 Nevertheless, n. 4^7^, i«/, get. rfff, i=l'arfq',?1^f'T, q^ <Tt? 
 
 New, a. lately made or cmc into Icing, fresh, recent, not 
 stale, ftqr, ^^\^., ^rT^T, cTT^r, 5a[-;T^, H^, ^q, ^5r?T?^, 
 515r'<TT, 3Tf>T^5r,!15rr?Tvr. involving this sense as wiAn>»fei 
 or intended, and as apparent under such formatious, 
 expressions, and combinations as Iran-neio.^ spick and 
 span new, nciccoincd, fresh from the forge, fresh from the 
 hammer, Just off the stocks, ^'c. ^'c. some words are, 
 
 Newish. ^ifrT, H^TPr or ^^\Z. 
 2 «of(i, «o^ being before. ^^J.^ ^r^T^, ^^^TF, ^^m or 
 
 y ?io(; ancient, v. Modern. ;t^T, JJ^q', 'jTT-JtPt^, ^TSTT^T^, 
 
 4 f/Z/TircHZ/roHi/iyrwu';-. H5ir, ^^T, 3^^, TT-TT o;' Tr^r, 
 
 5 not hahilnafed, not practised, cj-f. ^^\.^ ^^W.| ^^T^^^^., 
 
 G unused, unapplied. q^HT, ^^, 3TH^, 3T5"75^, 3T5T?'P. 
 ? not familiar to. ^^], 'JT^r-Z^O^ 3T^r5;j?l'nTT!| rr^T^f^r, 
 "^"PFTr^T, STTR^Tf^^, vr^lvqT^T^r, 'fl^*--^^, STTiifqn. 
 
 New-born, a. ^^\ ^r^j^^jr, H^r ^=TT%?;r, ^rq'RTTrT. 
 
 New-coined, a. \. New. '^ot^I^T, qaTHHTFii^r, m^^5. 
 
 New-cosier, ?j. h^TT airsFiT, ?i^rT^. 
 
 New-fangled, «. H5imr^%?jr, ^ifft^^-TrpTT, H^^^q^T^^r, 
 
 qjiH^, q^?!;=5Tr ?^?!;?5r. 
 
 New-fashioned, a. ^^\^ ft^ft^^r, H%=^^=srr. 
 
 Newly, adv. v. A. 1. ^I^rr deal. =^?fJr '^Cti. f^?Fr ded. ^^•<4T, 
 
 ?r^^r, ?T5qrK. 
 
 2 JTSTH, &c. 
 Newness, m. v. A. 1. ^%q''JTT w. FTr^iqajr m. ^rr^q^T'Tr i«.&o. 
 'T^'^^rTT/ &c. ^^s^ n. 
 
 2 jf^Torr »«■ T^RTirr ™. ^5T?T'7'JTr m.Ac. sT'T^crr/.^rs^ ??. 
 
 News, w. tidings, accounts, intelligence. ^\r{^\J. ^^^\^ n. 
 
 ^^/. stttti/. |rrf?r »». ^tm^n; >«. 'izf. ??5fl «». f^ ». 
 
 • — compreh. news and tidings, ^q^ 5(^^;y; ^xf^irfT f. pi. 
 Any news ? Any thing new ? qrt^'r 'R^^It'? J ^Fffr 
 
 Bad n. p-'RT?/. ar^q^rfrf/. argTsmrr/. 
 
 Good n. f^rffr/. ^H^fiTT?/. ^HSTxTiTr^ ». g>Tf^f^ w. 
 
 News-honger, h. o«e ///n^ delights in tilling news. <qq=^r. 
 
 News-paper, n. J^^r=^J -Ttn^ wi. ^^HT^q^ 11. ^fRr^qiTT^ )!. 
 
 ^tTR^ n. 
 News-writer, n. ( at Courts ). 'iT^5?TT^q^rf. [ ^\ m. 
 
 New-yeau's day, h. ^^^fH^\\f ^^^wm^'p^ f. nt[^\ qr- 
 
 Pole erected before the door on n. I^t/. — The crcc- 
 tiou ol" It. 3^ 7^>TR^ ?». s^^^r^i^T ».
 
 NIC 
 
 570 
 
 NICf 
 
 >'e.\T, a. nearest. 'J^^f[ ^^T^f^T, '^T^nS'^ir, TT^^T, TT^THT, ^j 
 
 '^ N. time. p> ?T^, f^T^rs^, [ mi)«j<. 
 
 r^EXT, ailv. at the time or turn nearest. HT, ^?R, HPT^, 
 >"IB, «. ti«, ienJ-. <\^f- ^^5/. ;H/. ^ »n. 
 
 2 ( of a pen, &e.), point, tip, end. z\w. ?»."HOTf^/. 3Tdft 
 
 /. 3m n. 
 ?CiBDED, fl. having a nib. ?p?inTT, 3i«n<^K. 
 ^0 Nibble, v. a. eat a.i rata, ijc. ^T^oj, *<^s3t, +■(+431, 
 
 jpTItfr or ^^. 
 2*0 2\ii!B[.E, r. »i. — as fislics, <tc. +^+.i^-^F'^^^ ^fijf, fTTfn. 
 
 rlKUJ, fTilTH ft'^'f. 
 
 2fuidjauU u-ith,pecTi at, t. To Cahp. f%;:g?T/. ^T^-«TT^- 
 
 ^, 'd+.^K/. qoT-^?TiJf, ^TTITfR OT. pl.-^\t m. pi. <ptiof. 
 
 yiBBLED, p. V. V. A. ^<+t''^''.l, q|<Hi~iril, &C. 
 
 UsiBBUxo, «. T. V. A.— act. fT^^ «. ^'■fiw «. &<;. 
 2\iCE, n. accurate, that jtidges V'ith exactness, discerns minute- 
 
 ii/, S)C. 5iRt^ TTft^KT, 5nfr^^€t==rr, ^^n^f^, ^?-"^^f 1^, 
 
 2 delicate.^ minidclij cautious, v. SCRUPULOUS, sft^^, ^- 
 
 2 fastidious, srjueamisli, T. Daixtt. ^r^^, ^^Tot^^TT, 
 
 •i dainty.^ stceel or pleasant to the taste, v. Delicious. 
 
 'TTl , ?:f%rF, ^f^'M pop. Tr€f^, fiT'?, q-tn?if^. 
 
 5 easili/ injured, T. Delicate. TT^^'F, sjRt'F, ^FrH?5 or 3, 
 
 C minuteli/ e.raci; — of tilings, matteri?, &e. T. Accueate. 
 
 ^i^TRmrqT, f <Tp?TT, ^^, ^nr^, ^^^t, ci^^r^. 
 
 7 requiring minute care, qift^, •TT^jP, 'TTft'P^'^t^, STTft- 
 
 5?; ^^>=^, ^5:"JT, ^e-Tr^=5fT_ 
 
 S ajfcciedhj particidar, v. Fisical. <l|+f6+i|T, ^n^r"^. 
 fine, pretty., pleasing, ^e.— freely. 'TtS, ==ffq?IT, ^^?, 
 
 jS'icelt, adv. \. A. 1. G. qpft^^'^ftH, ^e:"^?ft^, ^^n^imR, 
 
 >'iCE>-Ess, Nicety, n.\. A. 1. ^if^F^/. '^e^R^f^/. f^m- 
 
 2 ^-;g?I#T'TtJn m. f^^T'JTT »i. w^f. [^^Z 
 
 3 ^-4li+,JiJ0TT m. fM-dMiHlft/. f^^^T^/. HT^^T^riT »». ^T- 
 
 4 miTWTT m. iTtft/. TJKpfT/. ^^^Tft/. '^N^TTTT m. =^^ 
 
 SsrafJi^oiTm. ^T^rftT/. =m^?rqpft/. =5m%Tf/. =qrft- 
 
 1. deiicate management, i^-c. v. Adibess. nf^ pop.^sji^ f. 
 
 Niceties. See Dai>-ties. 
 >'1CHE, n.receti in « u-all ^a^]t\ m. ^FRT^ '!. ^RIT ot. ^- 
 
 A secret n. ^TT^r^TT^ ' 
 
 Nick, ji. c.ract point of time, critical Junciure.'^^^'Z f'^'^ 
 
 or aTToft/. »nwt/. 'flrt^5fT''ft=^ grs;/. ftTW n. b-t/. Jim 
 
 ^^Iiif n. 
 
 Just at the n. ^T^, ^'ZT^''_ 
 
 To come in the n. of time. if^fim-^T^H-^JTirTH-io. 
 
 2 See Notch. 
 To Nick, t>. o. 7»7, /o!<c7t lucidly. ^^, f^q-trr ^T'f^ ^"Jf. 
 
 2 See To Notch. 
 Nick-najie, n. name given in contempt, S,'c. ii^^^7^^ ^ftf n. 
 
 CTTrTR 5Ttsr n. fH^THTH «. f^^T^^ ^PT n. T^-^f. TRT- 
 
 To Nickname, v. a. give a name of reproach. 51 or 'Z[^'^^^ 
 % ^^^n. ^, ^fcf n. 55f^,f%>_^ HI^ w. 5^of.. m=r^ ^^^DT. 
 Nictation. See Winkiso. 
 
 NiDE, n. Irood. ^n n. ^ftor/. [IT^^T/. 
 
 NiDincATiONi, M. nesi-luilding. •=;rz'! W.'^M n. jftiT^nT «. ^Tt- 
 NiDus. See Nest. . [^F^r/. 
 
 l^iEC-E.1 a. a man's Irother's datighier. q^ijff/. '•'^rrft/. >?H- 
 
 2 a sisters daughter^ — whether of a man or a woman. 
 iTT'Tf/. ( neuter form 'HV^t, sister's child ), ^Tpt^ft!?)'^/. 
 
 Husband of this n. ^7% ^f^ »«. 
 
 3 « u'0man''s Irothers daughter, or a husland's sister's 
 daughter. HPft/. ( *TR^ n. ). 
 
 Husband of this u. HI% ^t=rf »i. 
 
 4 husland's Irother's daughter. "TJTift/. s^'^r^y. 
 Niggard, a. v. Miser. ^TtT, ^"irtJ^nP, iT^Srs. 
 NiGGAED, Niggardly, a. stingy, parsimonious;^ . JIiserly. 
 
 ?jqcrT, f%l^?:T, f^^rnft, f^T^r, %?, f|^?:T or S-iTT, fff^T, 
 
 Niggardliness, Niggardness, n. v. A. ^^0T<Mr»»- f^- 
 JWr »n. ■fe^J^'TT W8. &c. ^T^fw^T n. mil+^f?/. «nff^ 
 
 Niggardly, adc t. A. ^T^yiniTl^, f^?:?T<7TT^,&e. sfRt^^ft- 
 
 Nigh. See Near. 
 
 Night, «. ^[f^pop. ^5r «?!f? ^T^/. f^^TT/. ?:^^/. ^^w. 
 
 A dark n. ^RoET^t TT^/. 
 
 At n., by n. Tm^T rfec^. n^fj^r^ft^ts^T,^!^!, TT^frf^- 
 
 By n. and by day. rr=iif^?r, ^r=^?r, f^f^Tf^^t, ft- 
 Concluding part or division of the n. aTTfjm/. T- 
 
 Early part of the n. 3T?^ o/ arfjT or aTRRT/. 3TI?ft^t 
 
 First part of the n. — the evening. Sf^f ?«. 
 
 Good night, f ?^^iq5T, ^f%^r. 
 
 In the early part of the n. STT^rvt. 
 
 Latter half of the n. grTT T\=3,f. 
 
 To n. this night. 3TT^?RTCf, 7T#, TR=qT decl. 
 
 That watches at night. ^sff-dl'K. 
 
 The whole period or term of the d. TH^ »».
 
 KIP 
 
 571 
 
 NOB 
 
 Watching at night. ?:rf=? ^m^or n. 
 
 To set oat whilst yet night. Vr\!(T ^^^ fn^ot. 
 
 To spend the n. watching by a light, f^qr^ ^"^ /■ 
 
 To spend the night sleepless. i\vM^\ ^^/. W.K^, 
 Stw^f^ff f^^ m. 3-iTfsroT. 
 
 To be n. — To come on — tlio n. ^rfTR'Jf. 
 
 The night rings ( as with the sound of the cricket, 
 &c. ). ^r^ 3TRIrft. 
 
 Kight-T!Li.n-d>t:ss, n. sCTrfftrar n. 
 
 Afflicted Willi n. Tmfyrair, ^=^\^. 
 
 KlGHT-CAP, n. ?nrl=qt Z]^) /■ ^m^F ^^Trff m. 
 
 In'iGHT-CLOTHES, 71. TT?f^ 'jfTC'T «. 
 
 NiauT-FALt, n. V. EvENisG. 5tCi^ w. 
 
 Is'iGHT-iiAiiE, n. incubus. ^RSr vi. n. ^JTH^ n. ^aSTHtf^T/. 
 
 jSTionT-EAis, n. i\^^\ m. [iit%^p^?5 m. 
 
 iS'iGHTiSGALE, «.— the Indian n. f^^;^ »)». ^^f ^sfrm' w. 
 Nightly, a. happening, cfc. at night. ^r^RT, ^^1''^, ^i^l- 
 
 2 liappeninfj, S{c. every k?^/*^. srf?Rr^=qT,^TO=5ft^. 
 Kightlt, «(fy. Jy niylU. ?T==Fr, ^imt, Trat^, ^n^T decl. :?T=^, 
 
 2 ei.-«-y night. ^TTT^ft^, J^f^^^sft^. 
 NiGHT-KOVING, ]N'lGnT-WAj;DEI!l>-G, a. f^m=^T, fn^TT^Rt, 
 
 KiGHT-sHADE, 11. — tliG prickiv. Rnfft/. q;t^Rnoft/. ^'^Z- 
 
 — fruit of it, W\^ n. 
 KiEiLiTT, n. nothingness. ?IT^PTtJTT m. 3THT=r m. ^^{f^^^ n. 
 
 3TOtTT/. 3T?R^ n. 
 NiUBiE, a. aiy/Ze, v. Active. a^fT^ ^"T^, 'JTi^ig^, =qqr5 or 
 
 NiMBLE-FGOTED, «. <TT^^, ^V^V^^ '^^^-^'^.^ ^^TT qT^HT, 
 KlllBLE-WITTED, «. s/iSr/), V. QulCK. ^^?, =^'^'J, ^ft^T^f?. 
 
 KiMBLEHESs, n. T. A. 3TfT=5rT3:Tt /. ^q^T^Tf /. =q?5TT/r/. arn- 
 
 Nimbly, adv. t. A. arW'q'qsTf^, ^qoiisff, =^?rT<T^, ^=;?T=T, 
 
 Nincompoop, n. v. Fool. TT^^t, K^, iq'TS, n^rsi'T. 
 
 NixE, «. ?T3: or ?t5r. 
 
 Nineteen, a. '^joft?!', 'T^oT^ftfl', ^^Toft^. 
 
 NiKETEESxn, a. '^^Tpirw^. 
 
 Ninety, a. ?Is;t^;— one, i^ifTiuisr ; — two, £?TTJiit^;— three, 
 =ii:{^^^.^ — four, ^-qTooT^j — live, q'^F'T?;— sis, ^TT^tt^ 
 or ^linTorl"; — s€ven,. ^fSTT^oiq-. — eight, ^T?;■^TT'Jur^^; — nine. 
 
 Ninny, Ninnyhammee, n. v. Fool. Tl^^t, 't^, nTT55, 
 Ninth, a. H^nri, ^Wf^. 
 Ninth, n. H^T^rff^^T m. ^^^n^ m. 
 
 To Nip, v. a. lite or pinch off u-ith the nails or teeth. ^nST- 
 Sirr or sff^TTSoi, ^^Tof, ?|^of , ^3^, ^T^, f^P^t, ^5- 
 
 2 Wrts^, destrog. mi^, ^'5-f?I-^TfreT-&c. :p?:of. 
 
 3 See To Clip, To Cix. 1— as frost, &c, W'T.^^^. "m^^. 
 
 To be nipped. ^K^tJi, Jfi':Tr »». TS'T. 
 Nip, Nipping, «. v. V. 1. sji^f q n. ^^i^oi «. ^ijf n. &e. 
 
 Nippers, n. pincers, i^^r m. ^^^\f. 
 
 To pull one witli n. fspT^ ?«. qof-qr^ot. 
 2 ( of a goldsmith) ^^WU m. 
 Nipple, n. teal, sjret/. Jim. qr^q? »8. ^i^:(ft/. ^n^J^l h. r^- 
 
 TT^ ?«. ^'^\^ n. =^^^ «». ». 
 Nit, n. egg of a louse, Sfc. ^^f. fefir/. 3->^ ait ?«. ^jf. 
 Nitency, Nitid. See Bhiohtness, Bbigiit. 
 NiTEE, n. salt-pelre. flRT m flf^'T^ n. wi^TK m. 
 
 Nitrate of potash. ^^''(K\X pop. ^^^K m. ['■pTr. 
 
 NiTEOus, a. pertaining to nitre. ?il-qT'^r, ^nrfHST'^, ^^r- 
 NiTTY, n.Jull of nits. fe^Totr, ^^^^i fe^iM-v^, 
 Nival, Niveous. See Snowy. 
 No, adv. HTft, ^, ^r, T$^ ^f . 
 
 To say no to every thing,to be ever no-ing. :t^ <prir 
 m. EfT^, ?T=5rRT5«>. 3T^dT »i. coh. ^\^i^f.■^^^^■\f. ^FTCTT. 
 
 Thoug'h you say no, yet say no sweetly, "ra ^^^\ "T!JT 
 
 No, n. woHc. qpr>rft ^rfr, ^rfr ^rfr. The sense is often 
 involved in the use of the negative particle; as, ^\ ^5- 
 jTr^T ^^nr =TT|t He is no vulgar boy. 
 No one. qpluft ^^f. 
 
 Nobility, Nobleness, n. v. A. 1. ^f5T^/. ^V^^^^\ f. 
 f{^j^\f ^I^HT/. S?fH^lf?I /. 'i^TfH^TTPT n. 
 
 2 stfiWifr/. q^T^t /. 3^fim^t q^sfT/. s^l^m^t T^t/. 
 
 3 HTST'JTT m. SfM/. ^^q'JTT J». HTSTq'Pq^/. [ ^v^ n. 
 
 4 int'T'jrT m. ifRT'JrT »». '*?lt«ft/. ^^'jarrwj. sjT^T^irn. !Tm- 
 
 5 S^sq-iJir «i. ^TJfTT'JIT in. &c. riv^jtt f. ^^ f. 
 
 G ^^]'^■[ HtsTirrm.KtsT^". ^^t^ih^. ^t?t^«. sfr^if^T)/. 
 
 I. nohilitg. si%^(^/«. ^i. ^fSf^T^wi. i^Z. art^ m^jmn.pl. 
 
 II. di (j nit y, pomp, ^c. of a nolleman. ar^fT/. 
 Noble, o. o/'^ji ancient and high family, \. Gentle. ^\^\ 
 
 The n. and plebeian. |rrftH^rit;«. pi. 
 
 2 distinguished from commoners ly rank and title. sfV- 
 
 ^in>^K, arrra^Tt, ^^\^ or ^t, tt^ht^. 
 
 3 illustrious, worthy, great. HIST, HiaTOTrqT, ^J, ?lfl^r, 
 
 ^re-m T7Rm?5T. 
 
 4 exalted, sublime. KT3T, iTTT, ?^, ^, ST^^rT, spiPT. 
 
 5 magnificent, splendid, Si-c.—i'rcdy,^. Fine. iil5T, ^J^TTT, 
 
 6 generous, liberal, ingenuous, ijv. H^T^T HT?;r, 'J^RiTHi- 
 
 Noble, interj. ?TT5ff. 
 
 Noble, Nobleman, «. grandee, etst rTr^m. cfl rlt^tfltTT 3^ 
 
 »«. HTCT J^Twi. ariTtTw. :jTTTT^w. 
 Noble-minded, o. i^^T^T HI?n', g'^R Hnp^T, ^R^Tnmr^T,
 
 KOI 5 
 
 NuBLK-WOilAS, n. «ll ^\<^ir^-^J FJ^TJ^ SJT^^T/. 
 
 JCoBLE, adv. y. A. 1. ^]^^^J Jatf^T tied, ^l?^ ^f\T^ (led. 
 5 ^^[Z\ Jfcl. <V»\ ded. >dr^.^, HPft. 
 H'r??!! HHR, 3^ 'R'HH, itc. T^PCmH, ^^T^ ^E^TT, 
 
 >'o-BODY, n. !FWt JTlfi, f^Tf^TT^ft/ TTfr. 
 
 !NocE>T, Js'ocLOus Sec Hletful. 
 
 ^I'OCTIDIAL, a. comprising a night and a day. ^^RTfTfeTHT^, 
 
 iXoCTIVAOAKT, rt. T. NlOnr-KOTISG. fSfSfTT^, 
 
 >'0CTUI!XAL, a. nifjhth/. ?PT^r, <15fHl, ^5m^(ift, Trf5n>T?!i- 
 
 Jlo KOD, j\ «. lend or indine ivitli a quiiTc motion. H^, 
 ^(-JU|, a^ffiJT, f^DT. 
 
 2 (iu assent, appmbation, beckoning, &c.) »TTfT/.-?tt/- 
 ^I'^'iui-iTH^srSr, JTR/.-5tt/- ^Ic7of-?tffot^uf y. of s. 
 
 y (through drowsiness). |^?ft o?- I^^f.-ff^w. pi. ^jITwf, 
 
 ^rt+"i, "tn^, 5f«i^, 5r*r7f, criruft/. ?6T-ijiiT-?qrof-inT^. 
 
 4 ««(/X- noddiitfjly. |^dt, ^^, ^^EfT^^'T =tIT?5oir, ^rl- 
 
 To Nod, «. a. lend or shalce tritJi quick motion. ?T+,|cjuf or 
 
 g+<J<j|, STr^jPT, ^if^«(ui. 
 ^OD, IS'oDBixG, »i. V. V. K. 1. rp^Mn. ^rTj^n. &e. ^i^;». 
 
 I. sign made ly a move of tit e head, t. Sign. Ijur/. ^i!TR^ 
 
 /. lVK\m. f?TT^%rrw!.. iTOip ?i%?TW!. 
 NoDATlON, «. aci of making a knot. JTTS ?^k. TTS TT^iJfM. 
 ^'oDDLE, n. V. Head. ^\^n. ^\W.n. #5^sjw. z\^Bpn. nK^.7n. 
 
 IS'ODDT. See IS'lNNT. 
 
 Node, b. sicelUng on the lone. nf5/. ^f^'ip^P^m. 
 
 2 — in astronomy, ^^^m. The ascending node is JJ^m. 
 
 The descending node is %?T)n. 
 Nodule, n. v. Lump. ^STm. 
 ZS'oGGis, n. wooden cvp. ^F^FT w. ^f^fft/. 
 Noise, ». v. Sol-kd. fn^m. ssTfj^jji. ^ie^hj. srrzTM?;!. v^m. 
 N. in the ears. <irni^T?w. 
 
 2 ?o!/(? so^nJ, V. Clatter, Din. hT^T 'SS^.m. KTST ^TTgT^T 
 
 5 outcry, clamour, v. Upeoah. »t?=I^ m. T^qr w. ^Pltrpr 
 or 5E m. JPefT «i. ^?^^^ m. intens. JPFJ^Fir^ m. sjfil /. 
 
 sfrmjT «». [ iTTSwr. 
 
 To make a n. about. ^sr^EotT adv. ^r?Tjf, sff^r/. HTW- 
 
 4 priilic talk. ^^^^ m. iir-riitjMi ?«. ETToii'ii'^r ?«. 
 
 OTTPTT ?". 
 
 To make a n. in the world. ^\^ M.-^f|f% /-&c. JW^r 
 
 ^, TT^, St?5% w.-?-lvT TO.-:TnRT m.-&e. ^mtt .17. 0/ 4-. 
 
 To Noise, v. a. spread ly report, tell generally. nPT^Tot, g-- 
 
 ^gw g- of o. '<TTofT/.-^t/.-&o. ft^trry. q/'o. r-jtt^^trt 
 ETTrlDf, 3^^'F/.-:Tftff5/.-%5TT7T w.-^P-JT ?/!.-&c. ^^y. 
 
 1 NOM 
 
 To bo noised abroad. TPTOT, STTPTJi, ^r^'^t, ^T^R^r, 
 
 sn^oTijT^, t^ »n.-^r^m/.-^nrn m.-ix^.% «.-&c. cfTT^'ui 
 g. cfs. ^^^-^^\^K-■w^^^T^^■ ke. q^iir, 3TTragTflqdt, -jm^t 
 M. ^y. o/s. ^df, 3Tr5;5<ff, ^i^, ^^re^jf, ^mr-^^^ 
 f%^ n. ^z^^. 
 
 Noised,;), v. V. TT^^r^rlT, 7^IT %^Kr, 5^T ^TPT^^, &c. 
 
 Noiseless, a. that makes no noise. 3Tr»7, fJfa^^T. 
 
 Noiselessly, ciy. v. V. and Silently ?Ta^ ^ ^^^rf. 
 
 Noisily, ^(iy. v. A. HT5T ^^^ ^PSTT, scrr^r ^F^TT, &c. S'Jrr:!, 
 
 ^ir^FT, ^^, &e. [/. HfRRnr/. 
 
 ! Noisiness, «. v. A. 1. jfr^ ^»7 m. ^\z\ 5TT^ j». JT^tEff%FT| 
 
 2 TFjn^TT^r m. 'ftnR'mT '«. &c. [ f^/- 
 
 4 ipTinr/. T^5if3T^'jn m. n^nf^T^T'JTr w. 
 
 Noising, n. v. V.—aci;. TPT^iir Ji. T^IT qj^^n ». 5?%^ ^of 
 
 n. v^ ^vj\^^n. &c. irr^^rrar^sT/. iMEniT^nf/. ^]'^^zm. 
 w.7..^\T^^f. ^iTPPre OT. =ql^r=5TR m. 
 
 Noisome, «. noxious, unicholesome. 'flq^iTT^, "STq^^, ^TT'J^, 
 2 offensive, ^'c. v. Disgusting. ^?:T55^MT, ^^ir^-^rnff, 
 
 «fr%Tfr, sft^cr, armt. 
 Noisojieness, n. v. A. 1. 3T4*Kl4uil m. ^rr^lq^uiT m. 'iT^qpr- 
 ^ttt/. <ff?^nTF?=r «• ^*^^f=r w. 
 
 2 qr^^IT^T ??8. ■^TRTffT'm m. &c. 
 Noisy, a. loud-sounding. HlS^r ^T»^T^T, irte-PT 'TFJT^r, ^T- 
 
 2 vociferous, ^'c. v. Clamomus. TBI^q'T, n?iq=m, 
 
 3 full of noise andlustle — a place, procession, wedding, 
 &c. "Tmr^r^r, 155^?^?^, ^IFI^TrfliNr, 3fRlT37R5t=qT, ^- 
 
 tT?^r=rr, *sK<'<<i^r, ^'ir^trfT'^, '^TT^gift'sfT. 
 
 4^ full of noise, — a town, &e. 'PT^nft^T, T^TI^t^, T^- 
 
 Nolens volens. ^mm or ^jTRT^RT, ^H^RT, f^f^- 
 Nomad, Nomadic, a. that tcanders with flocks. w^^H ^%^ 
 
 fpT'JrRT, 5^ ^3r?r f^TOTRT, sr^TRTgHT^rat. 
 
 NOMANCY, n. divination ly the letters of a name. JTigr^^^ 
 
 Nombles, n. ^foir^ •JTfffff n. ;j?. 
 
 Nomenclatoe, n. one icho gices names to things, ^fa' TcriRr, 
 
 '=rPTr<TTT^- [ ^Z m. 
 
 Nomenclature, n. vocalulary. Xi^^WAV m. ^l^z^]F^J. fH- 
 
 2 technical terms of a science, Sfc. "Tlft'lTf^^Is^jn. pi. 
 Nominal, a. pertaining to a name, rjlllf^'^jfr^^, JT[H^«iKft, 
 
 2 existing in name oifly. HTHT^ or ?rfgT^, HrKMTff. 
 Nominally, adv. v. A. 2. Hkr#, HR^^^, Hfgt^r (/ej. 
 To Nominate, v. a. v. To Name. '^'^ n. qiif-JFr^oi-^'^R- 
 
 ofy. q/o. 
 
 2 yz'te o name to, t. To NASfE. !c^OT^, sft^^. 
 
 3 name for an office, y. To Appoint. ^^St, ?{itiji, ^^T^T- 
 ojf /,-^iTOT^/.-&C. Jp^'Jr^. o/o. ^m^ ^^^,
 
 NON 
 
 673 
 
 ^*oo 
 
 >'OiilN-ATED,;>. v.V. 3. ^^RfpI=5T,%»T%?=CT,qif^^,^m:^r^ o;-?T. 
 jS'oMiNATiON, n. V. V. 3.— act. qt^ot ". ?IH^ n. ^^^m^f. 
 
 I. ;)Oim- qfappointhij. %ho?tT^T aTf^-^FTT »«. ^T'Jqrsft 
 ?fTTT/. f^'fr^T^frf'iT^R m. 
 Is^MiSATiTE, «, — in grammar. ^^^:^W[ f. q^rff w. ^-H+'K'-P «. 
 
 XoMixATOR, H. T. V. 3. qr^<Jirn, ^Ttrrrrr, ^^^^ ^Pmnr, 
 &c. f^rqf^^. 
 
 XoMiXEE, n.jxrson appointed l>/. ^^rffc^, ^^ni%?T. 
 Xox. This prefix is rendered by, 3T, tfT^, fH,^\?, Ac, 
 
 KoX-ACCEPTAJvCE, 11. 3T<riT^f ?». ST^'T^rT 111. 
 KoN-ACCOilPLISnilENT, «. 3T?nq'^ »». arfflf^' /. 'JT^Tfrf/. 
 KON-ACQUAI.NTAXCE, 7J. 3T'?f<'-<'M m. 31^755^/. 
 !N'0N-ACQUIE3CENCE, «. 3TWl + K m. ar^f^frf/. 
 
 NoN-ADiiissiON, «. not allowing. 3T^t^^ m. a^H'ft^FK m. 
 
 Nox-ADTERTEyCE, «. aT^f-"^ »J. 5^?-"T «."^^«T^tT'?ttT »«. 3T- 
 
 fif^n: 711. ^^^v^\^ n. 
 
 Kox-AGE, n. T. MlxoiilTY. qi^T^^TT /. 3T^?r5q-5r|-R|S(tiTr/. 
 KON-AGED, a. T. MiKOa. aTimTslTF^, ^Tq'TH^'T^fTT. 
 Kox-AGESIMAL, w.— the degree. f%fHm^7tT n. fjff^iHc^JT «. 
 
 IS'OX-APPEAnAXCE, IS'OS-ATTEXDAXCE, Jl."»t?^f^lt/. '^^^- 
 
 NON-AEEIVAL, n. CHHI'IM^T «. 3T?rnJT »!. 
 
 >'0N-ATTAIXMENT, «. 3T!TTfsr /. 3T?=M^ M. 
 XOX-ATTEKTION, H. CH?tq"^r^ n. 3?^^"?? «. |^^"^ «. 
 NOX-CIIALAKCE, n. V. IXDIFFEEESCE. 3T?TT?'<^T/. g<^iy1<idr/. 
 NoX-COilMISSIOXED, o. fspTO^t- 
 
 jSTox-compliaxce, n. 'i\^^K m. ar^^^r «?. [^T^. 
 
 Nox-CONDUCTOE, u. K'ox-coxBucTiXG, a. ar^TT, 'iTSTN^, ar- 
 
 KOX-COXFOEMIST, «. 3T?f^'4t,aq^^Rt,'iT^Tg'TrTt,aT?i55rTff. 
 
 2 dissenter from the estahUshed church. ?^l^'tTTft?lTrn'- 
 
 Kox COXroEMITY, n. 'iT^T^tr'^T "»• 3^7=?^'^ ". g?^^^^^ «. 
 2 dissent from the established chiirch.\^r':i'{f^^^^T^^TJ- 
 q m. '^?T?-<Tyff?I%mf^^TOT n. ^IW^Jjfj^-'^^^T^ f. ^ 
 
 Nox-coxTACT, n. 3T^?T m. aT^n »». 
 
 KOX-CUEKEXCY, n. ^^^?5T «■ 
 
 Xox-deliveet, n. 3THiT<foT «. aTSfSTH w. [ i^^, 
 
 Nox-DESCEIPT, a. 3T?rf>fRT, ^^^^7^^ 3Tf^fjtq?R^aT, aT^fT??- 
 NOX-ELECT, a. 3T|1T, 3T|tT, 3T^TfT;i'"tTr. 
 JCOX-EXJOTMEXT, M. aT^fTT J». 3T<THm W. ar^CfHFT m. 
 
 Kox-EXTITT, n. non-e.vistence. ?fT^T"T"Tr'«. ^iff^^^ n. aTHr=lw. 
 
 3THTrr/.3T^?^«. aT?rH5f»!.3T^'T5fw.3T:^crf^/. ^nnTHT^wi. 
 
 2 « non-entity. 3raf75T'4 »«• 3TRfhr<T5T''i »». ar^TFH «. 
 
 jS'ox-essextial, a. spTT^s^pp, ?^T^fr, ar^r^^ft'Tq;. 
 
 2Cox-ExisTExcE. See K^ox-entitt. 
 
 !Nox-ExisTEXT, a. not having e.xistcnce. ar^JTrH, 3Tf%?TiTT- 
 
 ^, 3T>Trf, 3TWrT, fT:?1F=r, aT^H^T, 'JTt'Trr, 
 NOX-OBSEETAXCE, «. aTTTPH ». 
 KOX-OBTAIXMEXT, «. aTFITH »!. [3Tl|;rftq-. 
 
 Nox-PAEEiL, a. peerless.^ v. Ixcompabable. ar^rqir, t^J^^H, 
 Iv'ox-PLvs, n. stale of perplexity and puzzle. ^]v^^m.'^W' 
 
 2o Xox PLUS, V. a. puzde. put to a stand. M^ot, 'K'ft-'. gf Or 
 iT5:<Fn^, ^55 >rt.-iTol<RT w».-Ac. £p^ y. f)/ 0. iTRTof, 'f^' 
 
 ^fsff-Tffr^tq'- Fh ^'Ti < -&c. ^FT^n. [ ijf. 
 
 To bo uon-plussed. g?:ot, v^^^^ ^f^^-irfH^-Ac. (^1- 
 
 Nox-PLussED, />. V. V. n5^2:%?5r, &c. nf-^r^^^ ^f?^, -^t?^. 
 Nox-PEACTiCE, «. ar^i^qTH m. 
 KoN-PEODucTiox, n. 3TH?Tfcr/. ar'^frf/. 
 Nox-PEOFiciEXT, a. arl^'TiT, arfH'S'Jim, ar^^. 
 
 NOX-EECOVEUV, n. aTOHT^R ?». 
 
 Nox-REsiDExcE, n. 'i^^^fhf. a^-qrw «i. ar^TTfT^ n. 
 JS^ox-EESiDEXT, a. a^^irflt, a^f^^FRTtTPHETTfl'T, J^r^RT^ir^T', 
 
 NOX-EESISTAXCE, «. a^f^JTR^ «. 3^51?)^^^ >/l. 3TfT?l'-T «l. 
 
 Nox-REspECT, M. ar^rg^e-"^ «. 
 
 N. ol'pc)\sons. aTm»T?:HTtTR>n|fTT/ ^TJTT^frT/. 
 Nox-SEXSE, n. words or lanyuage tcilhout meaning or relevance. 
 3T=JTRr^T-3TH'tT%-i^r4^-&c. <qr^ H.-HTTUT «.-«n^'T «.- 
 
 «S:e. ar^sfn^ n. f^xf^^x n. arn^ns «• aririiprs «. a^- 
 ST'P!;': «. ^r^tp^^ «■ r;?T<p;j^ «. ar^n m. jprfHr snfr «. 
 
 To talk n. ^njj/ ^TW. 
 2 trifles, trumpery, trash, ^'c. aTT^rnri n. Wim^T n. 
 ^ii^-ii n. <Pra"PH/ 'Tot^"^ H. 
 Nox-SEXsicAL, (?. unmeaning. aT^'ti%, f^'4^, aT'4|t^-9Jf!I- 
 
 ?:f^-&e. arn^n?, aris^nf , ar^i^rqr, ar^r^, ar^^- 
 ^r, 3T?4rfsp^, ar^fe^, arBT^r, ar^fq^, ^r^t?!:, 5i;cr^5t. 
 
 Nox-SEXSICALLT, arfy. 3T'4f^f^^, aTTSrmS, ariS^ni, 
 
 N'ox-sENsicALXEss, M. V. A. aT^4^FHT/. ^r4^^/. 3T'<;t- 
 HR »«. ariT^rffF^ «. aTRf45fq' /!. ar^rprrrr/. &e. ai^f^/. 
 jVox-sequitue, 11. a^qflr^ifT )«. 
 Nox-soLUTiox, n. ar^R^ ?i. aTFirrf^^/. ars^p?^/. 
 Nox-soLTEXcy. See Insoltexcy. [^r?tIT5. 
 
 Nox-si;iTED, rt.— in law. aTT?TTf5?T, ar^^^, ^iHtll-i, ^^\^,., 
 
 To be n. ^, ?I'?-^^-.<ce. \\^. 
 N'ONAGOX, 11. H^^OT m. ^sn^ «• 
 
 NoNAGoxAL, a. JT^ppM, ^^rrer. 
 
 NoxE, a. «o/ one. jpr^JfT ^rft, (T^q:^ ?fTff, 
 
 2 «o^ any. JPT^ ^T^t. — ciiiphaticallr, twnc at all ; not 
 even the name, shadow, smell., cj'c. of. ariTt HT^T, (h^H* 
 
 Hf^ ^rfr ^. 0/5. ^fsrw 5^'m ?rrf t, ?ri?n?r 'pr g. ofs. ^t- 
 
 ?JT^r/.-?5^^^T OT.-^^f w!.-&c. ^Tfr g. ofs. ^TJT^ ^m m. 
 
 sTTfr g. ofs. 7mr% ^f^ Tift 5'. o/s. ?ft5tHT ^T|r, wf m- 
 
 "=1 TT^r, ^FT^THT ^rf^r. See tlie words for jot, iota, ij'c. 
 under Bit, and add the negative fTT^f. 
 TCooDLE, n. simpleton, t. Fool. TT^Tf, I'Tra;. 
 Nook, m. v. Corxee. eptt'TT m. q^ m. ((-i^q^T »!. 
 
 N. or corner,— geuer. ^R^"TTr m. W^TFT^/. (gpnerally 
 used plurally ^i'f\-i\'C[ f. pi. ). 
 
 In nooks & corners ^t4T?lt'ff or Hfswt^. 
 
 NOOX, NOOX-DAY, NOOX-TIDE, ?i. J^R/. 31^5?^ ?». f ?. ^1^-
 
 NOS 
 
 57i 
 
 TTOS 
 
 About n. |<TTfr f?RT<r. 
 
 At n. ^TRf, jqift, ^'RST^f. 
 
 Hei-l.t of n., hi-h, flnuiiug, &t\ ii. 7m ITTT/. ^ftj- 
 
 The gloniug or ardor of u. ?:0R0l/. 
 It is high n. jqTT Z^l Z^ ^f^'^, |"TK ^HT^Trft or ^- 
 f^T JpCrft, 5<TR ^TTT'Jrrft or TOT^ ^Rfl'T- 
 I\'oo>', Nooy-DAY, ^'ooy-riDE, «. of or hdonyiny to noon, 
 meridional. |"TTT=qr, ^FTiT^^r, |^m;% q«^r, ^RST^T% %- 
 
 Koosiso, n. reiJOic at noon. JTR^ sfTHjf?^/. 
 
 JS'oosE, n. <Ff^ m. <prar m. ^nqFW m. ^{^."Pm m. ^V^\zf. 
 
 K. for tlie neck. Totff?!' m. 
 
 N. to entangle in. ^fPTTT^T m. 
 Jo Noose, v. a. catch in a noose, qrrauf , 'pf'^lifT-&c. 'cl?:af. 
 ]S'OE, COH. T, TT. 
 ITOEMAL. a. relating to rudiments.^ teaching rudiments. JT?7- 
 
 N. school. qWpfr fHTTC T^a''Tr5ft 5TT5!:/ 
 
 2 V. Eeoulae. fHTHT^r, ^'•!Tri%f4,"?r^rf^q^, f?rtr5?F;,lr'4. 
 
 KOBTH, n. 3tR/. 5tRT/. 3Tf^3TT/. ^i}^^J■ ^Rft/ «Wt/. ' 
 Is'OETH, a. lelonging to the north, situated in the north. 3^?^T, 
 
 Koeth-east, n. ■^OT^;w;). t^TTTft or hTl^/ '^sfl^?/. 
 
 JN'OUin-EAST, jN'OKTH-EASTEEN, NOKTH-EASTEBLr, «. f ^TT^'^- 
 
 KoEin-POLE, «!. 3"^r^ w. 
 
 KOEIH-STAK, M. a^ m. 
 
 Is'OETH-WEST, n. grqrr ;^0/J. ^J-JrJ^ f. 
 
 KOKTH-WEST, KORTn-WESTEIty, NoETH-WESTEHLT, «. cTTT- 
 
 K'OETH-wiXD, n. 3rf^5^r-3TR^^-7TT>=5rr-&c. 5FRT w.-^JT" 
 
 ^ W.-&C. >cin<m<^ m. enTM or 3^?TTm/. 3'?TT0T/. 
 1\'0ETHEEI.T, KOEIHEBN, a. Srft^T, JtR^S^^F, 3'Tr??r«i''ft, 
 
 Iv'oaTHESG, n. (of the sun).'3Ti<|tioi«. ;T^q-^«. #r'=^TrTq' n. 
 
 KOSTHWAED, NOEIHWAEDS, adv. ^'Tft^t, ^tT?;^, 3'ff^Tfr, 
 
 K03E, n. qr^n. ^\f^W.n. ?iraT/. Hlf^-Tr/. gm«.— contemptu- 
 ously; with the power oi snout.^prohoscis, nozzle. ^T^r? 
 i\. STPFTST «!. ^r^irr «!. JTHFl^ «. ^'ts/. 
 
 Aquiline n., Eoman n. Jj'T^rftr^r/. il?5^r%^/.;?o;3. 
 l^sTT^ n.— that has one g^?nf^^, Tf^IHlf?!^ pop. ir?- 
 
 Bone of the n., Bridge of the n. ^r^r^ sffT m.-^\^] 
 Ki. ^tSTtr m. ?rmR^T m. 
 
 Bore made in the n. for nose-ring, ^r^ n. 
 
 Catarrhal defluxiou of mucus and pus from the n. 
 'fr'T? pop, fPTTO" n. 
 
 Dry mucus of the u. *r^5 «i. h. 
 I'inc nosed, stright-noscd. ^\^^ or ^!%=r. 
 Having' a large & squat n. ^'IMT. 
 Largo-nosed. ?TnFT?m, S^^'Tr ^T^T^, jq-^TTfT'T. 
 
 Mucus of the n. \^'^^s m. HFPr^r JTz «i. ^rf^i'Trn^ )! 
 
 Ihmning at the n. k\^ or \]n\J. ^rrffl^^TI^ m. ^TttlT- 
 
 Septum of the n. ^WJ^l <75^r»"- '^TWot. — Tlic floliy 
 root of it. ^'JT'J'JrT or ^^'^'J]\ m. ^ratJir or 5fr2T<TT w 
 qm^iir or q-'FTTirr m. ^mjm. 
 
 Short-uoscd. a^qr or <ftsr^lT.T^T. 
 
 String' drawn through the u. of a bullock, &c. by 
 which to g'uidc it. H'^T'^'t/. [er7-hine. ^^m. 
 
 Thing administered medicinally through the n. an 
 
 Tip of the u. ^TW^lll^T m. ?TFFr<T ^Ti\f. dim, ^ZT. 
 
 Tone or note drawn through the n. ^^/t or ^^ f. 
 That speaks through Lis n. 'i\m^J. [ ^^^_ 
 
 That has a snub or squat n. ?I^5T, s^Fpf^^Tr, ^^5:1, 
 To bleed at the n. ^q; 5?:ot. 
 
 To clear or blow the n. t^W- n.-^Y^ on, %SOT-5Tr5'Jt- 
 fn^^'jf , ni^fTOT. [^atif y. o/ 0. 
 
 To have one's n. offended. ?fraTrr^ %?r «?. /i.-HT^ «. 
 To have the n. bleed, ^tu]^\m.-&c. tp^%.o/s.^T^H.^e<Jt. 
 To lead by the n. ^T# ^^^/. ^T^^iiif 5". o/o. 
 To put one's n. out of joint. j7y. HI^ n. ^W, 
 To rifle the n. ^[^ «• W^fir. 
 To speak througli the n. ^W.Jn or ^WA^ 5!]?5ot, H- 
 
 not, nuT'T'JTor, mij ^tsot. 
 
 To turn np one's n. at. ^]W- n. m ^Tiif, ^\^ ^'[5 n. 
 gTfguir or WTSOT, ^T^ «. HIStJT, ^ra«. ^TRtjf, ?fFPT?5T fe- 
 
 ^r?T «!. ^r;ot, TTf «'t or ^\%\^\f. mk^-\^- ^or. 
 
 As plain as the n. upon one's face. ^?;rIc^rT5J^, ^- 
 
 Follow yonr nose. ^fr^WKR ^r. 
 Nose-bag, n. — of a horse, cft^r m. [ HR^ ''. 
 
 NosE-BEiDLE, «. ( of a bullock, &c.) q^"^ or ^^^f. ^V-^m. 
 Nose-cut, a. ?r^F7T, fe^HTf%^, f^^^VB, 
 Nose-gay, n. lunch oJJJowcrs to swell at. "P^t^ 1^15 ?«,- 
 
 ^5(^T «!. ^?TT »». 
 NOsE-LESS, ffl. 3T^Tf%^, f^^Tf%^, f^^fft^, TcT^flf^^, ^^- 
 
 NosE-EiSG, n. ^■•tF/. JT'^T'iff/.— large. ?r'<Tir m. 
 
 Circle of pearls around a n. ?T^T ?h. — that has it — a 
 nosering. ?rT^^^. 
 
 Pendant ring of a n. ^!?5^/. [ frs^TT/. pi. 
 
 Pendants or hanging jewels of a n. |T?5^^/. f^S- 
 NosET, n. person tcith a large nose. TT'firS'TT. 
 IsOiOLoai, n. science of the classification of diseases. Wl- 
 
 f^^^n^ n. xjmhw.i^f^^ f- [ 5^. 
 
 NoiOPOEiic, a. producing disease. fm^T, ?m^5pl^, triRTr- 
 
 NosTEiL, n. HT^irfr/. ?{mn?: n. ^rraT^iT ». 
 
 Air breathed through a n. ^^ m. W^ m, ^w^^vi.pl
 
 NOT i 
 
 Cartilage which divides the nostrils. ^TPIfT^ "T5^ ?». 
 3Tr?f m. 
 
 Dryness of the nostrils. ^r^T^nT m. 
 To dilate the nostrils ( as in anijor ). ^[^ n. f^^ROT. 
 To stink in one's nostrils, m^ f. %ot ,y. of s. 
 !}^0STRU^^, 11. secret or quack medicine. ^f\f. ^st^/'flft/ 
 
 n?rT'-:T n. 
 Not, aJo. HT^i", HT, H^^, =1%, T ; — as nscd with the impe- 
 rative, ?npr in the singular, and ^PPT in the plural. For 
 the emphatic exjjression of the sense of not as convoyed 
 by the phrases, On no account wliatsoever, hj no means, 
 en no consideration or ground, in no icise, or way, or sense, 
 ^'c. ^'c. some current phrases are, ^cTPtfT HT^, ^RTrK^T 
 
 ^rfr, wv^ ^r, ^r^wRTft, arir'r'JT'^f ^rft, ^mf^rrft 
 3T'*Tf^ ^rfr, fT^f'tn ^rff, ^rq-'f^Tt ^rff, ^^^-r ^rfr,^^ ^'^^ 
 X ^ft, ^F^Tft^frfr, Tftf^vT ?iTft, f^JTfr ^rCt, <^q;€<T 
 
 To be as n. he lost, desfroi/ed, ij'c. ^ir^rw f'M, 
 It is not, There is not. ?TT^t, ^]fwf. 
 Rotable, a. remarJcalle, memoralle. FI^frT S^JNI^jfl'Il- ^TT- 
 
 W\-&c. v^^ ^TrqT^rTr-^TT^T-&c. ?rtJiiiii-di'n-?fF?^r- 
 &c. q;f^E€rT^TPfr'TrrT-?rR^-&c. fir at, ^jw^i?^, nir'^rr???, 
 
 2 «c^u-e, 6M«y, v. Bustling. ^T'rt, ^Fm'?, ^^"T^:-STT, ^Fm5. 
 A n. housewife. ^T^ur or g'K'T/. 
 
 3 notorious, v. Noted, sff^^. 
 NoTABLENESS, V. A. 2. +|*fmiTr»«. +IHy;Huir>«. &e. 
 Notably, a(7y. v. A. 1. ^^"TfcT i^NI-jfl'Il-Ae. decl. ^JTH^T ^- 
 
 <|i||-dl'IT-&c. decl. T^m. 
 NoTAEY, NoTAET-PUBLic, n. person w7io attests contracts, 
 
 deeds, Sfc. +<K^lHNn\ qnn^m ^ ^TtTFT ^T^^, ^^. 
 Notation, n. recording hj figures or marks. 3T^'Ji«. s^^ift 
 
 KoTcn, n. nock, nick, indentation, ^f^m. ^pirTTT'"- ^t=^/. ^ts 
 
 2 — as made for or worn by a rope. ^?:^r^r»t. ^^Tm. 
 
 3 — as cut to facilitate breaking. t?t5/. 
 
 4 — as cut on a tree, made in a wall, &c. for the foot. 
 
 ^]^^m. qT«ffT«!. <TT45Tw. ^^Z\m. M\M6^\f. W[^f.n. ?jfmT»J. 
 To Notch, v. a. ^rsm. pl.-^^^m. pl.-^if[f. pl.-W^f- pi' 
 
 ^V^n. pl.-&c. HJZ^. 
 NOTCnED, p. V. V. ?r5 TTS^r, 4]^K TTI^f . 
 Note, n. token, sign, v. Maek. ^f. f^^]uf\f. ^^w.?5^oi«. 
 
 2 notice, v. Heed. t5^«. ?5^'^«. «?n;(iT». iTHr%Twi. 
 
 3 reputation, consequence, v. Eespectabilitt, Weioht. 
 
 4 single sound^in music. W^ m. ^Xm. HM+l/. H'-i^l/. 
 A high and cracked n. Jpn>^T»«. 
 
 An unmusical n. 3T7^qT'». f^^^Rw, 
 
 Leading or key n. ^Cl^m. 
 
 Piping one n. TT^TP". v. c^cj, itt. 
 
 Sunning over the notes iu tuning the voice or catcli- 
 
 fu NOT 
 
 iug the key. 3TSirTor3T^n?fHi. 3T^n^rft/. ?TR/. ?lR5jnT 
 
 To run over the notes. 3Tr7N^, ?TR/.-'3TtT"i-'«^n- 
 =^lft^rfROT.-&c. ircTT. 
 
 5 s/io;'< Iiint, minute, memorandum, ^v. ^T/. f^^^n. -.\- 
 =q'JTn. ^r^/ -^+ril /. 
 
 G small cpislle. ^1 or f%5\/. ^rfTTT «• f^^kl/n. ^.\xn. 
 ^V\Z>n. TSTH. ?5-:5Tw. 
 
 At the instant of seeing the n. ^^ fTp^^. 
 
 Mere n. writing, f^^firnl/. f^?^nt/. 
 
 7 «o<ff o/ hand. ^7\n. X\Wm- ^^W^n. qr3Tft^r?«. 7'^- 
 
 An empty n. ^T.?^f. 
 
 8 annotation.^ v. Comment. ^/ Rft^ /"• 
 
 2b Note, v. a. olserve.^notice.^mark.V^i^n.-'^.^n.-^^'^n.- 
 «?nTJ7n.-1^rT)i.-&c. ^OT-^^ROt-TRTiJi-qTiJr or \;J;^.7r\^^. 
 &c. qT^^-^qpoT-ctc. <Tr^"jf, vrR^ijr, t-q7Trm-fJ5;-TTH-A:c. 
 
 arnii'jf, i=5^?Tfrr-«TRRr-&e. q-or ;'». con. 
 
 2 «e< (/oi(7!, ?HaX-e mcmoraiuhnn of. ftTTf, JT^iJr Pijuj 
 'Tf|ff-fOTT-&c. 3?T^, ^ftrZ-f^Trn. f^^^Ty. o/o. ^^R^^Jr, 
 
 Noted,;?. ««(/ a. v. V. 1. qTf|%cTT, ^f^^^rJT. 
 2 ftqs^T, f^ 5cr"^?!T, &e. 
 I. celelrated, eminent.^ v. Famous, srf^g;, !Tf%^^T 'fl- 
 
 NoTE-wOETHT. See Notable. [^Jf^RT/. 
 
 Nothing, n. nihility, v. Non-entitt. ?rrRd r 'j;i. 3T^TR»». 
 
 Doctrine of nothingness.^Jfq^w. — Holder of it. ^j- 
 
 2 not any thing, v. Notje. ^rft Tlfr. 
 
 As if n. had happened, qjf^r 5T^FRr,Ex. ^^r ^^W ^- 
 
 5;?i f^^r^fT^ ^FTfr ^^'TT nt'st ?rRmr. 
 
 N. at all,'«o^ a hit, jot, ^'c. Jpffftr^ Hlfr, ^ffN ^fr, 
 
 ffts^ 5TTff, ^FTJtHT ^r, ^is*^ m^ ^rff, ^T?; TTTfr. 
 
 3 no importance, no use, ^'c. f^crf^y; <I)'<^T/. %5rT m. s(- 
 vTH^ o»' JT^njTT in. f. all ivith neg. con. 
 
 4: 710 iMsscssion or fortune, y.VovEmY. ^'.nr^f. -^PTT?J. 
 quTT m. iTyfTTr? ?«.'^+^|-^ rrf^-^Eqr^ Tt^R'&c. <pT 
 
 5 <r/;?e, </i/«y of no consequence. qrt|f ^|f, ^^^ ^'Zf. 
 
 A mere n. q-5:Hfrfr=5 m^t/- [ q;?^. 
 
 For n. ^«, 5+-iNKl, *+'il*+i, 'f^^O^^, tp-q^H^- 
 
 Good for n. v! UsELESsr qjfff qjRTHT ^,^f%^fTT, 
 Slrft^r ?5?T^, 5^PrqT. 
 
 To g-o for n. q>F^ ?<TT?5f or qbpaft^T ^^TTot, f^TT ^of. 
 
 To make u. of. (TtJr^-^:q^'<f-5^3-&c. jfp^iTf-JTRTOT. 
 5Rr3T"^. 
 
 To serve for n. qk sff'jR =^rnFTt/.-^FRr m.-&c. iR^_ 
 Nothing, ot?y. ?w «o degree, not at all, v. Not. ^f'r^ ^rff 
 f^Tf^ TTfT, 3^1^ ^rrft, fii*-{i^ ?nf r. 
 
 He is n. of a Pandit, m T^ff qfe ^rf r. 
 Nothingness. Sec Non-entity. 
 To Notice, v. a, observe, y. To Noie, To See. qr^, ?j^qr-
 
 NOT 
 
 >7e 
 
 KOU 
 
 fT-MiRffT-&e. i(^ in- con. WH^ i'l. con. 
 
 2 heed, regard, give at/enlion to. 3^ «.-=^?^T H.-fq^T n.- 
 
 3 mention, remark on. ^oi.&e. tuith W^\ oj o. ^rfsr n. 
 
 ^^ g. ofo. nr?y. Jpi^^ g- of"- 
 
 4 ^rf(i/ ic;7/i attention. ^\%m., 3TT^ «».- ^I^TTR «i.-^f^T- 
 Notice, n. olscrvation h'j the eye or hj other senses. ^J^n. 
 
 To conic under the n. of. 3lJ5!:of, ar^ol wi. gr^irf^.q/a. 
 
 2 observation ly the mind, v. ILeed. B^'T n. F.^ ii. fifPT 
 
 3 intelligence, intimation, qm^ff /. ?^T/. ^!TTf|T^5iT/. 
 '^proclamation. ^i\ J. St'tnT »n. ^ifrTT or ^\i\l\ m. v. 
 
 AVritteu u. ^rflT^mr m. 3Trf^TT?T/. srf?ff5T=5i ». 
 
 5 attention, respectful treatment. 3TT^ in. 5f^R ot. ^- 
 
 Noticeable, a tcoj-thi/ of notice, v. Notable. B^'TfcT SSTT- 
 
 Noticed,;;, v. V. 1. TTf^^FSr, sfl^^^T, &c. 5^q5qT"TP7TrT. 
 2 3?T f^l^, &c. 
 
 Notification, n. v. V. 1.— «c/. ^F^ifn n. fTTTT «. ftf^/- 
 
 f^imTf n. fqfT?mT/. 
 
 2 g=qfqiJt «. &c. ?35?f «. ?55^t/. 
 
 I. paper giving notice. ^iffiM/. ^^^rTTTr™. STf?TF^"T=5I)'. 
 Notified, f. v. V. 1. JpE^?5r, &c. fTlfqH, fTf<T?r, ftfT, f^fTH". 
 
 2 ^?r%^, &c. ^^. 
 
 2b Notify, ij. a. make known, dcelare. ^3tI'Jf, fTnT'^f, =f^, 
 
 srf^fg /.-^i f^^ rrT/.-?TT?H «.-f:rfm?r «.-&c. 5FT>jf y. o/o. 
 
 2 y/fe «!0/!ce o/, v. To IxFOitir. g^sj^Tiif, ^^T«.- ^^/. 
 
 ^^^-^iif, ^7^/.-5TTrnft/.-&c. ^. 
 Notion, «. idea, eonception, thought, view. =Jir"RT/- 'TR- 
 
 57T/. ^t^TT^mr/. ^\ m. ^if^iT^ »«. fTPT n. jf^/. rf% ot. 
 
 n^ n. Hm «J. q^^ m V. ^T,^ J«. C07J. 
 
 2 sentiment, opinion. Hci «. irfFf/. ^fi?/- 
 
 High notions and fancies. fiT^^/. 'flT^^rU f. 
 Notional, a. existing in the mind only, v. Imaginaey. ^T- 
 
 NOIOEIETT, NOTOEIOUSNESS, «. T. A. 1. ^f?/. ^^t[^ f. 
 
 ^f. ^^Xi m. ??^rT/. fqi-qifd/. tlft^<fR: ot. qfT?^?:^. 
 
 'T5J/. ^\-.■^^f. f^^T^^R n. ^m m. i^ m. V. cTM. 
 2— esp. in an evil sense. ^\^^\K\ m. qHTT or stvjj- m. ^r- 
 JK/. ^FFT^FP/. ^T^fTRT OT. ^r?^/. ^^RT >»• ^T^^t/. 
 ^V^t: n. ftn^IT «J. +^^'=131 M. ^ft/. D. f^^, f%T^/. V. 
 ^T^T, t^ »»• trreRT m. qtfft «. f -^1%/ aTTJ-qftr/. 
 NOTOEIOUS, a. pullic, leell known. 3^T^, 3^TTr, ^Tf^^, ^jTT^Tt, 
 
 sTT^flT, ^^t^'Tt, ^^j5, m=PR H^^jf, sl^Hf^?;, ^- 
 
 spfcf:^, q-qp?; ;;"/). ?rn^, TRTilf^TJ ^w;). :;T'7iff^3', ^^^^'^ 
 
 To make n. v. To Noise. IPT^af, t^r m.-&c. ^]^ 
 
 To bo n. le noised abroad, v. To Noise. ^T^^, 3"P 
 
 =^1^ T5"^, ^T?!^ «.-5^r m.-&c. EfFiTot y. o/ «. ^i^p^oT 
 
 2— c?p. in an ill sense, ^n^l^tr, ^^^T^, ^TF^f^f^ 
 pop. ^TTirftf?, sTT^r^^jf, ^.'^RHf 3Fi ^^^PRH^^j'-,5ir- 
 
 To be u. ■^!Tr m. cTT^fi^i 57r?Rof, jst/. J^R'Jf y. o/ s. 
 NoTOEiocsLY, adv. V. A. 1. 3-^5, sffff.^, ^^mofr, qf^J^Toff. 
 
 2 ilT^R^^, 51PTI7R|^JJ, &c. 
 NOTWlTHSTAHDlNa, conjunc. fRF, TTg, 3T'<TTf^, ?I'<Trf^,?t^f^, 
 
 NOTUS, «. so«^/i wind. ^^TO^TRT ?». 5f?l5l^T ^HTF m. \z'^\ 
 
 ^K\m. ^^uiq-tq M. 
 NouoHT, n. V. NoriiiNO. ^pfff ?TTff. ["^^5 m^ffr_ 
 
 To set at n. v. To Coxtemn. a^^nrr^l'Jf, 31-7'TT'Jf, 5- 
 NouN, n. ^V^ n. f^^TJq- n. WT/- ^%ff^l^^ '»• 
 
 Crude n. Sfrf^f^-T; n. 
 
 N. of action. ^R^ n. f^^\ f. 
 
 N. of ag-ency. <t.-nqi^H «• 
 
 N. animate. srrf'JT^T^^ m. 
 
 N. abstract. TnTSTr^^ ?». 
 
 N. collective. ^q-^rr^pF m. 
 
 N. communicative. ^T^r^Jn^fT^'T n. 
 
 N. denominative. f^T^TT^^ m. 
 
 N. ending in a vowel. 3T^cT w. 
 
 N. gentile, ^nfn^rrsf^ m. 
 
 N. inanimate. arSTTf^^TT'^'li »!• 
 
 N. instrumental. ^PRtJl^rr^q^ n. 
 
 N. inflected or of any case. ^FR^ n. 
 
 N. of holding or having. a^fq^Roiqr^q n. 
 
 N. passive. +;H=)N'+w. q^foT^rr^^^ls^'K.^ST^R^r^^'!. 
 
 N. simple or nominative. ^rr^f^r^T «. fen. 
 
 N. verbal. fipTRT^^ «?. 
 To NotJEisn, V. a. feed, support, cherish. ^]^^.^^\^^.^ "Tlotot, 
 srfTftTT^'Jf , <TT?R iJO/i. TioCTT w.-qmiT M.-TrrRq>rin >!.-srirf- 
 qjoJ WJ.-&C. :p^ 5'. ofo. 
 NOUEISHABLE, a. V. V. %^T^Tr3fFTT-^itTHr-&c. qpsq', qr^r'jfhT, 
 cf|i|uil^. [5^, TftfT. 
 
 NOUEISHED, /). V. V. q'RTrWT, &C. "Tii^, TlfefT, SffrTTTferr, 
 NouEiSEEE, n. NouEisnixG, p. a. v. V. QmuiKT, "TT?5^, ^r- 
 'PF, srf^rTTTsq^, mib^^ttF, &c. qr?T, Hrfr, ^\^. 
 
 1. fattening, v. Nuteitious. qTf?=P. 
 NouEisniNG, NouEisuMENT, n. V. V. — act. qrecir n. tfT^^ 
 «. &c. TIo5''T^/. Mlciy^ui n. ^WJ'^ pop. TTS"! «. ^TfT n. 
 
 qTosiT'fm'iT K. sTtHTic^ T^op. srf??Tra m. ^^^\^;^ n. ^l^^(^^ 
 
 f. "R^^ft/. TT^Wt/. arrcTRR w. JT^ n. hIh/. ff<iT n. 
 I. nutriment, aliment, V. foOD. T^"q: n. 3TT^R »». 'jff'PTw. 
 
 srmn n. 
 
 ILpoicer of nourishing, v. ^f^^F^''^ m. 'cjldim+f^ n. ?r- 
 f^^f^ n. ^vS^^W.^ n.
 
 NOX 
 
 57? 
 
 KUM 
 
 ^^^\ or Hr^r, 5T^?y, JT^T'i^fn", 
 
 2I0TEL, a. new, unusual. FtsjT, 
 
 2 atrange, marvelluus^ v.Stiiaxoe. ^q-?r, f5r?5?Ttfr, aTT^, 
 
 ISOVE^n.Jiciilioits tale.^rrH^ 'fl'!/. ^'4r/. S'Tl^TI^ «. 
 
 Novelist, n. w.fr^7^ ^]1-Sic. ^^'J\m-T=^fnK\. 
 
 IS'OVELTT, 71. T. A. 1. qq-q-UTT OT. ?f5r%qoTr m. ^^^,•^^\ m. &c. 
 
 ^^^J. 3T^,5fc/- cj=fT?^ir/- ar-jf^fr/. 
 
 I. « novel f I/. JfcTc? «. H^FST^/- ==T=fS;T(t/. §7^^ n. ^5 m. 
 
 IN'ovESKiAL, a. done ecert/ ninth year, ^^o^\ ^^'J^^ ^^\'^^ 
 i^O\-EncxL, a. perfaininff, like, ^'c. to a step-mother. ^]^^ 
 
 KoviCE, w. a beginner, one new in a liisiness. ?r^, ^^rRl^Pr or 
 
 ^^T\w^, h^tRw^t, ^^\\\^ or ?jf , ^rr^»=^TreT, ^5ft^p=qT?fr, 
 
 Ever a n. f^fFq'H^r. 
 KoviTiATE, n. state of Icing a novice, ^^'{'m^^■[ m. ^^f\\^W.- 
 
 2 ;)f r/oi/ 0/ if /«y a novice. ?f«Tf^Tq;qair^T ^'X ««. &e. ^?r- 
 Isow, adv. at the present time. ^i^\.^ 3T[?rt, t^sfi^ft, 3Tr?rf5fr 
 
 oj- 5t oj- 5Tr, fir, ^T#r, ^r?^, ?ffii?f, ?ftsffi^r^r, ^r>^f, 
 ^T^r, ^^■. pop. ^q-f, ?[q-?^T??f 2^oiJ. ^?7r^r^f , r^?i%^, 
 
 From n. henceforth. SFf.lT. 
 
 N. and tlien. %5^f %5^r, %5^f sfs^f , =f qTrrtfi, Jp^rq^tff, [ 
 
 Now-a-days 3TI"37^r^. I 
 
 Till 11. <T'4qcf?r, iT-tTcfT^ t^-4^T^^r, ar^rq, aTT^Trfr. 
 
 2yM«i «ou', « Z;7/Zf H'/nZf oyo. H^f, iTqi^TT or €f, ^o^t^U, ! 
 
 3TT<Tf, 3Tmf=^, 5^r deci. ^w.^ decl.^z'^.ulecl.^^^l.^^^^l:. \ 
 
 3 rt/Ve?- this, things leing so. armf, ^r=r^, 3T^ aT^frTf. 
 
 4— as a particle of conuection. FT?:. j 
 
 5 at one time; at another time, sptrr. ] 
 
 Now-A-i)ATS, adv. V. Now. a^FfT^Tc^, ^TSf?i:f;Tat,'fl^^r5!;,aT5!T. 
 
 NowAT, Noways, Nowise, adv. in no 7nanner or rfeyree, v. ' 
 Not. ^PTOTF^ITft sf^Rpf ?ITfr, ^P^Tft ^fV, 3T»;r3T'4r ^Trff , ! 
 
 ?i^'<Tr HTft, ^^'^q- ?rTfr, f^irfq ht^t. [ 
 
 NowHEEE, adv. ^,]i s^rrfr, ^^rfq 'T, tplfq ^j— empliatically, jj 
 
 No wliere else. S^-qT ^rs ?TTfr. 11 
 
 NoxocSi«. /'f^'jno'ojw, injurious, umoholcsome, v. IIuetfuTi. 
 
 ?r^3T. [/. aiq^C^^ «. 
 
 ]s^o.\iovs>'ess, ?», T. A, a7q>wTti"nT m. ^]^%^^\ m. 3TwrR?rr 
 
 NozLE, Nozzle, n. snout, v. Nose. #3/ ^ n.— of a Tm=r, 
 &e. jir m. f ^>T5^; 
 
 Nubile, a. v. Maeriaoeable. f^crr^riT, f^^rr^q-'t'q, fsfqi- 
 
 NuBU-Ous, «. V. Cloudy. Ji^iqfTuT, Hqr-.grf^ri, H^i^jTST. 
 
 Nucleus, «. See Keiinel. 2. ««_;/ Jr;,/y ahout which matter 
 collects. ^TKW'TT^q?, ^T'^Rq?, ai%q?«^Jft, ai"^^?TK^5tT. 
 
 Nude, Nudity. See Naked, Nakedkess. 
 
 To NuDOE, v. a. touch hintinglg. SR<Jf. 
 
 NuOATOHY-, a. trifling, insignificant, \. Lianr. |-"^^? 
 
 2 ineffectual, v. Peuitless. f^T^q;, 3TT<T^, ^r^5t, eT*?. 
 NuiSAXCE, «. any thing which annoys, v. Plague. 3^tt^-T/. 
 
 g-qxftl/ otrrtT/. ^T^ m. qt^T/. ^ol «. ^t¥«. JT5 n. 
 Null, o. I'OiW, invalid. 5?t-4, f=TT'4^, f^^k, qr^5t,T5,Err?;v.r'^. 
 To Null, To Nullify, f. a. annul, v. To Abolish. ^n<I\, 
 
 75-?Trfr^T-rf^-fiTT'4^-&c. jpjTJr. 
 Nullity, 7j. t. A. qiq^otqurr wi. fJTT'4^^T/. ^W^Jf. 
 
 I. nothingness, v. No^■-E.^•T^rx. aTTF? ?«, ^TTRtR^' «. 
 Numb, a. Numbed,/?. v.V. N. ««<; Torvid. ^f^Tj., sprr, 'JT, 
 
 N. form cold. iriT. 
 I To Numb, v. a. tnake torpid. 5?f|Tr-gH-g^-^ir3-^rreq%'7-&c. 
 
 q^iif g. of 0. [ iTK^^ or TRSOT. 
 
 21? Numb, «;.;(. lecome torpid. qf|n^5f,^fdT, vrr^T^T^, 'JH'Jr, 
 To Number, v. a. v. To Count. jff^TiJr, TJI'JT, ^'?qT/. ^.^M 
 
 g. of 0. ifT3T?r^/.-m;3T5T^/. ^'^-q^'^jf g. of o. 
 
 2 ajix a number to. arf^sr in.-'i^JW- i».-&.c. qB^, arq^T- 
 ?t/. c5r?0T. 
 Number, ?». — the species of quantify. ^J^qr/- 
 
 2 an aggregate of units, ^^mf. 
 Eveu 11. ^JT^Joqr/. q^/. 
 
 Odd -.1. feiTH^r^r/. (i^/ 
 
 Of what n. PprPFHT, f^^T-Tr, iVr^r-Tr, Ex.^r HJT^r fq;?[. 
 
 WAW[ ^^m arrf ? 
 
 Whole n. 3TfH!>T n. 
 
 3 numerical amount, ^f^qr/. n^rft/. TOT^t/. gJTR m. 
 
 4 ?»o»'e //(«« OHc, ma;!y. fpfrtir^, sj^fi ^^^ arH^i, qs^'Z, 
 
 5 V. BfuLTiTurE. ?i?c^T/. qT|"?T «. s];^f-7 «. [oUTfr/. 
 
 6 aggregated body or number, ^^^^\f. n<^ m. TOTHt/. 1- 
 ^1 figure, arithmetical sign, ar^sr o)- 3Tf^3T »«. 3T^ »k. 
 art^ m. ^?crqr /. 
 
 Numbers,^yMJrs,/)''aci'(;«? arithmetic. f^^T^l or f^^fF^w. 
 
 Table of numbers, ar'^irr?! )«. ^ffipq^ «. ^V^f\ esp. 
 in corap. as ?Tf^rJ;oTl, ^\^ HRofT, ^^I^^RofT, &c. ). 
 S — ill graniiiiar. sf^pT «• 
 
 Dual u. fgiT^FT. 
 
 riural u. a^%^5r^Fr, 5i;^q-=q^, 
 
 Siiif^Hilar n. ^=^ ^'^^, 
 Numbers, v. Poetry. q^fsfFfr/. 'I^TT^^T/. 
 
 Flowing numbers. ^r?TTqr'^ m. 
 
 Nu.MBEEED, p. V. V. lft^%?jr, TOT'SOT, Ac. 
 3
 
 NUN 578 
 
 2 3Ti^3r qM^^, Ac- 3T^ or at'ft. 
 NlMBERKIt, n. NUSIUEBINQ, /). «. V. "\'. 1 Hl'^lOTKT, TnOTT- 
 
 N. of liouses, trees, &c. in a village jffrFT. 
 NuMBEKiNO, n. T. V. I.— act. m^ >i. noi"n «. &c. TiT?ft/. 
 
 N. of houses, trees, &e. iu a \ilhige. €\^f. 
 2 3Tf:?rjT ^3"^ M. &C. 
 
 NOMBEBLESS, O. V. COUNTLESS. ST^^q', 3T^»?M|r|, 3TTlf&rrf_ 
 
 NuMBLES, «. entrails of a dctr. ^TtirrCr 3Tf?lfT n.^il. 
 Numbness, n. t. A. 5rf^);quiT m. H^/. g%q<TTr w. ^^t/. 
 
 ?2i'r/. gfJT/. ^^TTT OT. STT^ ?«. 5il5i/ %?(^^H ,«. '^^^^- 
 
 To be aflectcd witli n.— a limb. K^Tiif. 
 NuMBERABLE, a. that maij he numlerrd. ^^]^^{^V^^^^^\-&.c. T- 
 
 NuMEKAL, (J. relating to or consisting of nnmhers. ?i»?:5r^r, 
 
 2— in g-rani. ^J^qr^r^^. [^ w.rf^qr/. 
 
 Numeral, n. numeral character. 3T^fTc?'3TraSTH;.3^^OT.3Tf- 
 NuMEBALLT, adv. according to the number.^ in nmnlcr, (f'c. 
 
 ?i^%%, iM?M, f^m^, gKTT, T'<Tre^^. 
 
 NuMEBARY, n. lelonr/inj to a certain numler. ^1^^^'?^%- 
 
 NrsiERATiox, 71. — in aritlinictic. a^'^pf^^ft ^]^^ f.-f^iZ'jfl f. 
 Ndmebatoe, n. — of a fraction. 3t5[I m. r:^ 7n. 
 Numerical, a. v. Numeral. ?n?q^r, ^f^q'Tf^fTq'^, ^^m- 
 
 2 consisting of numlers or Jigwes. 'JT^i^, 3Tf^5-iTf=^T, 
 
 &c. ar^fft or 3^, 3TjprfH^, ?f»?irTf5T^. 
 
 Numerically, adv. with respect to numlers. ^lf^^ TiTcfT^, 
 
 2 in figures or nrnnlers. 3?5pi^f, a^i^-5Tt^f. 
 Numerous, o. if/^^r w?a;iy, consisting of many. Hi% h??%TT, 
 
 Numerously, adv.\. A. Hfs-qT ^'?qR', fl'^^T:, ^^qT?r;, q^r- 
 qcf orqt. 
 
 NUMEEOUSNESS; «. Y. A. q':q^oC'TtJT7 OT. iJ^q-CTJ^ OT. <S;c. ST^- 
 
 NuMissiATic, a. relating to coins or medals. HM^B^f'fl', 
 
 Numismatics, n. ph ^m^.f^xmf- 
 
 Nummary, Nummular, a. relating to money. "qw?T^, ""^^TF- ! 
 
 Numskull, n. v. Fool. ^jtS m. tft?T ««. |q5-3fT?TTKqT, 55)- r 
 
 Nun, m. tt-omnn decoted to seclusion and austerity. \. Ascetic.'i 
 
 TOTTT^R'^f^rr^^t/. ^rmir/. Vr^itTT/. lireT-fTur /'. '' 
 
 Nuncio. See AMCASSAron. j{ 
 
 Nuncupative, Nuncupatort, a. orally pronounced. ms^T, '' 
 
 NTJI 
 
 Nunnery, n. house in ivhich nuns live.^m^i^ ^r.n.-^r^7, m. 
 Nuptial, a. pertaining to marriage. FltTT'^T, k^TTfT^r, ^f-^- 
 
 Nuptials, n. v. Marriage. ?rfT n. f^T^T^ m. ?n^'^^ w. 
 Nurse, n. a. woman that has the care of infants. ^^5 siTSC^'Tl 
 
 ft/.- "TT^'Mrft'JT/.- ?i*no5urrft/. a^mr/. is used iu the 
 
 families of Europeans. 
 
 2 a woman tcho suckles an infant. J^^^il/. STiTT^ftary. 
 
 ?v:PTr3TnTift/. ^^oirft/ 51?/. trr^T/ ?^jtt?tt/ arm/. 
 
 3 (of a sick person). ^^\^'] ^n^^t ^TOTRT ^t/ n- 
 
 ft^r/. ?TOT%=r^r/. ^rijfr \^\t!f. 
 
 4 fig-./o«to'e>-, cherisher, ^c. qr??:^, ij^qw^, qTS^T^.TTT- 
 t Jf;RJF-:FTft-&e. 
 i To NuBSE, i;. o. (an infant) /("«^. ^W^\^^ ^I'^rst'if, ^?^of, 
 
 qiOTT, ^TTSE ?n.-qiR;qDT/-Ac. JRof y. f/ 0. [ qcf. 
 
 2 sweArZe. ^tr w.-^?r «.-'<;Rr w. qT^of-%of, qi^'jf, <fltiT^ 
 
 3 (a sick person ). fp^Tl^'^ =qr^vr/-^^/-^»^'7r/.-&c. 
 ^^iJf . [ %vh g. of 0. 
 
 4 foster, cherish. qrS'Jf, srf?iqTo!:'jf,qT?=5^ n.-^\7\^w,m-kQ. 
 Nursery, n. ( for children ). 5^t<T ?a"RV'-^T^'^/-'TT^?f «• 
 
 2 ( of young trees, &c. ). IV^\^\ ^RIT/ ^qNr «TTT ?/(. 
 
 8 — a geuer. fostering place. qR^'tTH n. 
 Nursling, n. v. Infant. rTF|TT?5 n. 
 Nurture, n. nourishment, y. Food, ts^^ ?;. sn^R m. 
 
 2 education, instruction. f^l?7r/. 3^q^?T ?«. fidfifni ;i. 
 To Nurture. See To Nourish, To Educate. 
 Nut, n. fruit ivith a lerncl and shell.W.^=^^ '^^n. JCtt^^TT- 
 
 ?ft=5f <P55 n. ^Ep=r^"P?5 «. [ those words. 
 
 Note. For cashevr-nut, cocoannt, &o. see under 
 
 JMarking nut, semecarpus anacardium. ^'^^^ m. 
 NuT-CEACKEE, n. a^sfq^rTF or ^^\ m. ?TfT?TT «». 
 Nut-meg, n. ^q<ps n. ^Tf?r"PS «. 
 
 Nut-shell, n. t^^f. [ ^R' «• ^Tm^ »■. 
 
 NuTEiMENT, «. nourishment, v. Food, ts^ ?;. 3Tr^ >»• ^'T- 
 
 2 quality of nourishing. qrf^^noT m. m^^l^W.^ n. q'rf?- 
 
 ^.^ n. qrgjr^^fq «. 
 
 NuTEiMENTALjNuTTiiTious.NuTRiTiTE, c.7(«r;«y/7;e quality 
 
 of nourishing, q-^t^r, Krr5q'?,qrf'a^, jfe'^, qfs^T':^, q- 
 
 fS^Hq;, trr^qq;, ^^qs^qj. 
 Nutrition. See Noueishment, Nutriment. [ =^r^f. 
 
 Nux- vomica, n. — the tree. ^T^TTT»». J^?5T w.— the seed qr- 
 To Nuzzle, v. a. foster, v. To Nouei.sh. qrs;^, qToEorqj/.- 
 
 qr^?T ?!.-!TfFrqT?! ?».-&c. qRiJf. g. ofo. 
 
 To A'uzzLE, v.n.go u-ilh the nose near the ground. ?rrqi JTf^ 
 
 2 See To Nestle. [ f?f?!TI^fJ. 
 
 Nyctalops, n. one ivho sees lest at night. TRltfa;^, TT^^f^, 
 
 2 0}ie tvho is Hind at night. ^n=Ff'«T2r, I'Sff'^. 
 Nyctalopy, n. night-sight. Tf^f?/. 
 
 2 nighl-Uindness.\\^\^^ n. 
 Nymph, n. goddess ofvoodor icatcr. vTJJsf^^ETTT/ ^3^?T» 
 
 I
 
 OBE 
 
 2 lass, girl, ^c. T. Woman. r{^n\f. 
 NYiirHOiiANiA, n. furor uterinus. a^frj^q^urr/. 
 
 579 
 
 OBI 
 
 0. 
 
 (J^ This vowel is rqircsentcJ bj afr. Oo is represented 
 
 by gr. 
 O, inlerj. '^, afr ;— in respect, |-, |r, arfr. 
 Oaf, n. dolt, j-c. t. Fool, s", qf^T w. S, ^Tq^. 
 Oafish, a. v. Foolish. IR^, HJ, it?;^. 
 Oak, «. (T^ 1^ 3tt|. 
 
 Oakuat, ji, oZ(/ rq/jfi vntwisted. ^% ^ft'SfT ^rVT »«. 
 Oau, ?8. instrument for rowing. ^^^A m. 3T=ISJ w. ^T^ o?- sf- 
 
 ?| «. ^rs^OT. ^q-uft/. rft^RTJs »». 
 
 Blade of an o. ^trft/. gT?5r?r »• 
 
 Man that handles an o. 3T=r^^fl', ^"^-TJft, 'JT^?qT. 
 
 Shaft of an o. ^f[f. qmiT m. 
 To Oar. See To Eow. 
 Oasis, n. green spot in a desert. T.m\n afl^r^T^ ^TTT/ 
 
 Oat, n. xn^ ^^ 3Tr|. 
 
 Oath, n. solemn ojij'eal to God. 3TT'T/. ^TT^t/. B^pt^/. ^r- 
 
 i^JT/ ^Tf'T j». f?p?Ty/. [ /. y-nr'jf. 
 
 O. in the name of some god. ?qT<|" 3?T<T C^'op. %5rr%CT 
 
 O. on a cow. iTTt'^t m^f.-\WJf. 
 
 O. on the leg- of. ^TTt^ 3TT>it/.-^T<t/. 
 
 O. on the throat or life of ^VJ^]^ 3TT<Jr/.-?TT'T/. 
 
 O. on one's food, ar^rpsff ^h'<^/. arvTI^ armijop. 
 
 O. on the sacred thread. tJTRsqpEft ^q-5!T/.-3TM/. 
 Oaths and protestations — compreh. or gener. 3TT"iT, 
 
 Promise confirmed by an o. 3TT0THT^ or ^TR/. 
 
 TIpou one's o. ?lBfraT, ^U^rf?. 
 
 "With an o. ^T^TJ^^fR, ^iq'tT'T'f^F. [?5crr. 
 
 To administer an o. ?T"T'tT/.-3TTnT/.-^n^/.-&e. qT- 
 
 To substantiate by o. f^mf. ^T"^. [^ir^'jf. 
 
 To take an o. ?TTiT/. ^f^ixtErTfi^-^M-'srJr-S^, '^m f. 
 There are various forms of making an oatli or solemn 
 appeal. Some are, %^^31T ft. ^^ijf, -T^tft/. T^^<if, 1T- 
 f% a^Z n. mir[ or sfTqat, t^i^^ m. j./. 3-=5f?^, nir^tfrt/. 
 
 OATn-EEEAKING, ?J. SfTqiTlTT «. f^^TTHT ?«. f^p^RnTOT. 
 
 2o Obduce, V. a. draw over. arrS'^-ari^^qtif nith m: of o. 
 Oeduhact, Obddhatekess, n. v. A. 1. qprfq-ir^ m. qTqf%- 
 
 q'flFtT/. qTqf5T% »«• qiq^'TTpTHr/. argrrRfsTH^^Tr/. 
 
 Obdueate, a. hardened in licari; persisti7ig in evil. qPTHTS^ 
 
 2 See Obstinate. 
 Obedience, n. compliance kHIi a command, ^]^^ n. \w-^n. 
 
 frrwT n. ^^.^^v^f '^m^'\^{mf a^rntf^ri^ «. &c. 
 
 Oeedient, a. submissive to aulhorily, dutiful, compliant, ,\r. 
 
 3TTr?T sfnoirn, 3TT^fT ^(Jirrr, ^^»ft, ^^ir^t^ a^rftr- 
 qr?5'^, arrfTr^rt'TT, arrfrivrrrr, arrfrffT^, 'mfiT=T?Tr?fT, a^r- 
 frrg^frr, a^rfrrgsfTTT, arrfir^jrf^, arrfn??:, -irriir^iqr^, 
 snfTPT^j^q-, snf^qrfr, f^r^q^nft, arqfcjvrrqr, f^^R^, f^^'W, 
 
 sr^^r^f;— intensively, and with the power of tlio 
 phrases, at the nodor leek of, under the thumb of, in 
 the leadinr/ string of, cj-c. aTt-^risTq^m^r, 'flt^U]^Ar{P:\ , 
 
 To be o. to, be under the Uiumbof %^\7{.^7M\r\-T^7.\- 
 &c. a^^OT tcilh g. of 0. Tf^tw aTTiiJr, 55'T^ 7fAT\ir[_ 
 Obediently, adv. v. A. arrsTT RHH, cflTff^ TTp, %7^pr, 
 
 Obeisance, n. aet of reverence,— n.^ made by a brahmau to 
 a briihman. ?TT?^R m. ^^^ n. ^H?^/. ^rJ\J^ »,. :njjf:T 
 
 /. sTforqifT wj. ^frr/. 
 
 —as made by a brdlimau to a person of inferior castf. 
 
 3^r^ft^fq m. X]mTH m. 
 
 —as made by Hindus of inferior castes. 55q-?rn. UTTmw. 
 
 —as made to a master or employer, f^^ij m. 
 
 — as made by or to Muhammadans, Europeans, &c. 
 
 ^?5m m. f ^fH^1T?r/. fT^t^T/. 
 
 — as made to an idol, superior, &c. cf'^ n. 
 
 —as made to a teacher, guru, &c. arfn^r^^ n. a^fn^- 
 
 fr n. In making obeisance, certain words of salutation 
 
 are uttered by certain orders, castes, or classes. 
 
 The word used by Ednphdte gosawis is, arf^^T ; 
 
 — by banians, ^JT^RTST.. 
 
 — by chambhars, niahars, &c. ^STTfTT. 
 
 — by attendants of kings to their masters. ^r^R. 
 
 — by learned or clerical bralimaus. arr^ft^f^. 
 
 — by Hindus of the middle classes generally. ^JTTrJT. 
 
 —by bairagis. c?iq-?ft?TnTrT. 
 
 Profound 0. obeisance ivith all the members of the bodij. 
 
 To make o. ?tH^, ?FR^R m.-&c. qfRof. 
 Obelisk, n. JT^fRT m. 
 Obeeeation, n. wandering, q^i^q- n. 
 Obese, a. v. Fat. j-j, jtw, "RTToI, ^^t. 
 Obeseness, Obesity, «. t. A. ^y.7\\f. qf%/. H^rff?/. ir- 
 5RFT m. Hfrsqrftr m. -^^m^l%^ m. 
 
 To Obey, v. a. submit to, be obedient to. HRpJf, ^^fTCTJ-, arrif- 
 
 0. arnTrrrcM n.-arrfTR^q- n.-&c. jrot y. ofo. ^rn-arr- 
 
 fTff%rf->tc. ar^iJf;— implicitly, obsequiously, &c. JtcJRr- 
 
 f^-^R;qip-^1^Tr|?r-A.c. ^rmui-^rrior. 
 
 2 compli/ ii-ith, act according to. JTRJOT, TT^ijf, ^r^df q. 
 
 ^;^^ ( used tvith ^^JT ), Tl^.H n.-&c. qRtJr g. ofo. 
 Obeyed, iJ. v. V. JTTH^sf, &e. HTf^Ff. 
 2b Obfuscate, Obfuscahos. See To Obsccbe, &c. 
 Obit. Sec Obsequies.
 
 580 
 
 OBL 
 
 Obituaut, n. litl or register of the dead, ^^r['q]^ f. ^^^^- 
 
 2 account of a deceased [Xi-son. w\W^ n. Hr\-^[i.^ n. 
 BJECT, fl. t/i(tt about tihivh any poiar orfaculti/ is emjpJoyed. 
 ff(^^ m. n>tr wi. 31'4 m. sf^qT'4 m. ^]^ n. ( in comp. 
 much fliuaiit use ia innde of this word: ex. ^J^nTT^T o. 
 of favor, snf?l"7T5T o. of love, and, ^T^qT=?, F5IH'TT=sr, #, 
 V7T5r, Wi^I^, ^^TNT^f . &c. &.C. ), -^\-s^ n. ( iu comp. 
 as »TR>TnT^, ?HffT>TPT^, fjjsivrr^rpi, ^^I^TT^^, &C. ). 
 
 All external o. S^-TRT^5 «. 
 
 Apprehension of objects. fsf'pft^T'JI n. 
 
 Deserving o. ( of charity or favor ). ^JT^T^, g"TT^, 
 
 TJnworthj o. J^T^, STTT^. 
 2 Ifiat to ichicJi the mind ix directed for attainment; pur- 
 pose, srrnq'wi. ^f^^\^m. e^3q«. F^rnw. i^.^n. ^.^mi. ^<t 
 
 ^nT«T?2 n. 
 
 The four oi/'ecfo of man. (q^tsrr*!) — of the human af- 
 fections and foeulties ( =^r^^ ) are, tTH, 3T'4, <PT^, find 
 
 The three objects of human desire, &c. — collectively. 
 f^^i? m. f^riTiT m. [ iTT4 m. 
 
 Accomplishment of an o. f^rrf^r / ^Traf^f^ /. ^f^- 
 
 Accomplishment of one's o. Kjr4fflf5/- 
 
 Having one o. or aim. irjfjff^, ^^f^g, ^^Ftm. 
 
 Obtainment of all ones objects, ^^rf^lfg /. 
 
 Private o. or end. ^t4 m. ^ETHftT^T «• ^f|?T n. 
 
 That has accomplished his o. ?;Fi?;Br, ?^?fT'4, aTT^TTifTH'. 
 
 That has accomplished all his objects. ?l5H%'^"«Tr4-&c. 
 
 To accomplish one's o. ^ m. TT?: ^?'Jf ( and to be 
 accomplished <tr irui-^rof-'JTHOT ), ?^T1 m. ^r-O'^ g, ofs. 
 
 w.\^f f^ramr FTPTOT g. ofs. rim nit w. il. ht^^. 
 
 To fail or miss one's o. cTFT m. "F^fof-^^^ppof g. of s. 
 Keep one object in view. t^^rTcCt ^"W nx\ or t^], 
 3 — in grammar ^A n. ^JTl^ n. 
 To Object, v. a. present in opposition. aTrStlT W.^. 
 
 2 fig', o^er j'n opposition, cast against. c(t'T^T^ "TS^T^or 
 3TT0I'Tf , 3TTsqT ^^"^ cr 3TTOIot, 5t5^-sffriiiq^-&e. W-X^., 
 STT^T^, 3nflT w«. ^^ g. ojo. 
 To Object, v. n. oppose in tcords or arguments, raiae clject- 
 ions. 3Tr52r«-.-f?ig?f/.-3TTm»'.-<S:c. q<jf, fl^f UT/. qj^Tjf-qiif, 
 
 O E JKCTION, «. adverse rea-ion or argument proposed; difficulty 
 started or made, ^f^ / 31T^i^T /. ^f?1T jpo;;. 3TFFf?TT /. 
 
 A possible o. 7f'<TTC5TI^f?Tr/. 
 
 A captious, frivolous, perverse, &c. o. 3Tr5<Ff5T m. 
 i^^ /. f5^H /. 3Tqf^ /. 
 IJcmoval of an o. ^mqpif n. 
 That starts objections, malses difficulties, &c. f^r\. 
 
 To raise objections and difficulties, v. To Caup. arr- 
 sir M. ij^, ^^rT/.-;^3TH^rft/.-<S;c. ^^'jf , <jnJi»i% w./>Z.-"?n;- 
 ns m. pl.-^it m. 2.1.-&C. TTrsiJi, a73=5iifr /. ;i. Hfl'Jf, ^- 
 
 2 opposing ground; grotmd of hesitation or difficulty. SJT- 
 
 3 v. Fault. 3j«r m. 
 
 Gejectionadie, a. liallc to oljections. 'aTI^f^r i:'TT5TT^r'lT- 
 
 ?rR?jrr-&c. a^r^q t?imraFiT-&c. ^^T,^5ircT, qi'^T, ^t, 
 aTqsnq', sifriwyrrf. 
 Oejectio>-ai3lesess, n. t. A. qiT »«. 5]Tq ot. sif'T^fTT m. f^- 
 
 Objective, a. lelonging to the oljcct. ^m^fr'tiH, ^r^^R- 
 
 f^'iTrf, ^T'^TRf^^, ';^r'4ff='-T?r,'?T^?i5i-cft, fij'r^ra'iiqt, 
 
 2 — iu grammar, %^km^^^^^%_ 
 
 ObJDEOATION, M. T. SCOLDMG. ^[Cf ^Ijf «. #(?; SST'TT «. 
 
 Oejueqatoet, a. containing censure. cffTJr?, stWT^^. 
 Oblate, a. flattened at the poles, ^t ^^^T =^?T. 
 Oblation, «. v. Offeeikg, ^'^ pop. sjat w. /. s^f^TT^T n. 
 
 \^V^K m. 
 To Obligate, v. a. lind ly duty or contract. «liq5f, nH^fiif, 
 
 ^¥x^'5^fs^ q'if. 
 Obligated, p. v. V, sit'^i^f^T, ^it'tT^ W?T%?5r, &c. 
 
 To be o. cfftT?ir ^r<ir-fT<Jfr 
 
 OsLiGATiojf, n. hinding potver, (as of a promise, oath, &c.); 
 incumlenry, necessity. 3TT=ni,Jt^FfT /. qS^sqrTT /. f^tjq-. 
 
 fir /. arq-'^T^^s^rrT / aT^rsqJFTqFrr/. 
 
 Under the o. of ( a promise, oath, &e. ). ■»TT?qT «i^f^, 
 
 2 act binding, v. Ekqagement. srft^TT/ ^T^r m. ^^^ 
 
 Eeligious o. sjrT n. 
 
 That is under a religious o. iTrff, tfrf^iT. 
 
 Violating a religious o. *rFt3r"T?r n. afrarT J«. 
 8 Zio«n(Z state. si7':T^nrT w. ^fTSToiT w. jrfT »i. 3?fT^/. 
 
 4 favor or kindness oUiging. ;jq^^ m. aTT'TR ?». ^^m- 
 
 •T ". ?;?fn^R ?«. 
 
 To lay under au o. OT^FK m. Z^^, 
 
 5 See Bond. 
 
 Oblioatoet, a. binding. .■Sfr^3q-:p, 3TTfq'KT5T=ftq', ST^asfTT- 
 
 Fs^t^T, 3^!r3q"^Tf5q-, arij-jq-RFrsq^ snK, ^tsttf. 
 
 To Oblige, t). o. v. To Coiipel. -hTT ^ri"Ji, HPTTH 3Tm3t, 
 
 To be obliged to. HITT¥ %^, TIT SIHOT, siTfT ST^ot, 
 *IR ni. ^rSOT oZZ ««i77j in. con. 
 
 2 indebt, bind by favors, ^c. T. To BiND. OT^Rpf Sjf- 
 
 5:T6T-5tt5J5 q<JI, 3-qqFR5I^-^q^rT-TH^-&C. 5fR^. 
 
 3 rfo « /«roj- to, please, ^qr /.-^^<-m^/.-H^^RI'ft/.- 
 iT5?:/.-OT^R W.-&C. ^J^OT it'iVA q-^ o/o. 
 
 Obliged, p. v. V. 2. and Bound. jq^FRT^ sttq^?!!, &c. 
 
 ?^?ifr, ariTT^, ^"Jfr, ^Hq^Rsis;, 3H?.fT, ?5in?5r.
 
 OBN 
 
 5S1 
 
 To be o. or indebted to. ?5m?rT ^ot vHh ^ or BF, 
 Oelioiso, a. disposed to do favors, v. Ki^d. 3'R^lfr, S'T- 
 
 :pR^fr?5, Td^^FTfr, ^r^^rrr. 
 
 Onr.ioiXGi.T, adv. V. A. H^^ijR'H, w^^ifH^tH-, ^q^TTf - 
 
 ObUGWGNEsS, 11. V. A. Hir^Rit/ M^X^\^\f. ^q^T^j- 
 
 OnLIQUE, a. not direct, not 2irrpcndicular. aTlS'TT, f?R^T, 
 
 2 fig. iy iiLtiiiuation, li/ innuendo, S,-c. 5q?[tTT=5fr, 3^- 
 
 3— in g-rammar. =FRspRl'?^t^r, ^R^^Hf^^. 
 O. case. %K^ n. ^PR^firHf^/. 
 Odliquelt, adv. v. A. 1. arrs^ f?ff^. f?T^T ^ecZ. f?RJF^, 
 afRRHT decl. ^^^T fZerZ. +M<dr rfecZ. ^F^^IftT (fetZ. :?;r- 
 q-rTT ^Cf?. ^fT?TT (?ecZ. :pT?fTT dccl. f^^% 
 
 2 3-qu*TT?r, 3i'jfT?Kt?r, 5i#?TfT?r. 
 
 OBLI(}UE^•ESS, OBLTQtITT, «. T. A. 1. aTR^TtlTr ?». f?R%- 
 
 qoTT m. cTt^FSq'TT m. &c. f^rmt f. ^H or ^W, m. ^=^^jf. 
 
 I. deviation from moral rectitude. ^3; m. <fl^^r^^ ?h. 
 
 3TO2^^'Jr n. fsfTMTTir^r «. arR'tTIT^ n. 
 To Oei.iteeate, v. a. Hot out, erase, wear out, ^'c. x. To 
 
 Efface. 5H0T, J^JH 5:r^^, qf^r »». f"J>T^ar, q^sr^oir, 3"- 
 
 To be obliterated. q-«5f?:at,g-5at,5rioT,^of,tf^^(Jf_ 
 Oblitekaxion, n. v. V. — act. "T^OT «. ^^sRot n. &c. 
 Oblivion, n. forgetfulness. f^r^TT m. fq^W^trr w. fq-?Hf?T/. 
 s'TRTTf OT. 
 
 2 forgotten state, f^m m. fsTWfH/. fsRiRiTT «. ^^'^f^f. 
 In o. HH?r^. 
 
 That bas not foUen into o. — a science. S'qf^'tTrr. 
 To bury in o. TRft/. ^I^'Ji-^Rof rvitJi m of 0. 
 
 3 amnestg.^HJ]i-:f\=^ ^]'fif.^J^f^^^^ll.^W^FA^T]mT^^7t. 
 Oblivious, a. causing ollivion. fjf^^ TTSiIRr, f^?Rqi3-m, 
 
 2 forgetful. f^T^OTRT, fsr^RFf , '{^■^-■^\. 
 OBLIVIOUSNE.SS, n. v.A. 2, and Foegetful^e.ss. f^^T^^qtriT 
 
 Oblong, a. longer than Iroad. WA%Vi or FSt^lT, ?li€T3T, ?5f- 
 
 Oblong, m.— tlie figure, stt^ft m. [M-q^^'^rf^/. 
 
 Obloquy, n. reproach. RT^r/. m^rf^/. JWT/. n^f/. arq^ir^ 
 Obmute.scence, n. loss of speech, silence. JT%mJTT ?«. ^F^^- 
 
 2 oisercation of silence. V(\^ pop. ^]r^ n. ^^^^^ n. ^\. 
 f^f'TTTT m. qTf^fH=)«T'T in. 
 Obnoxious, a. sulject, Halle, exposed. #»tt, qPT, ^^, ^T- 
 ift=T, aT^-ft^T, qr^ ( in comp. as fmqT=5r, n^itqm, &c.),3TT- 
 ^5 ( in comp. as fmRq?, &c. ), aiftT^ff. 
 To be o. to. ?Tr5tFT-^f^?r-&e. aT^ar. 
 
 2 Halle to punishment. 55RT 'fPT, SJTf, ?3-^r, ?J"ft,^5T«r. 
 
 3 offensive, displeasing, disagrcealle. ^I5[??ir, HT^TSr, 3T- 
 
 ?iWf , ^TT^T^T, 'iTJft?fl=^, a^si'Wicjsr, a^f^f , 3T^^i'!rqT=5r, 
 
 Odnoxiou.'^ness, n. v. A. 1. vnmqoTT n. %rq?tT/. ^^r/. 
 
 3 ?ir5i5?tqCTTr »«. ^imsqiTTT m. -iif^-jHr/. 
 
 Obscene, a. offensive to chastity, ^c indecent, impure. «ft- 
 
 a^ii'M or a;, aTJ^r^^f, TTsfr^r, ^^i'Fr. 
 
 2— of persons. fjR^,?, aT^^?M-T7, sft^fF, r]ifi=qr qjr- 
 
 ^F.^f-f^R^;, msfiiHsi, Firsf:!!?^!-, ^7,f^v^r, ^tf^?'?. 
 3/^/'''^', 'j-c. V. DKsciusiiNu. H'tTtot, f^s'T?!, f^j^irr «»• ^r, 
 
 W^- [ =q^. 
 
 4 j7Z omened. 3T?ih, 'AH?, 3THn?5, ^^^^^[^qsF, gnT^frjij. 
 Obscekeni ss, Obsenitv, n. v. A. 1. sTTHfAqoiT »«. «ftH?^- 
 
 I. V. Lewdness. 5?^%;ft/. 
 
 II. olscene speech. T^'^'^Z^>^^^ n. Z^'^^ n. |HWur «. |- 
 
 Obscuetion, n. v. V. l.—act. qn^Ja} «. epilrrptTr «. sppr- 
 ^T^T'T n. 3T?q'#f;?TiT n.— state. Fr^"r--^ra »i. fi^"~rHJr»(. %- 
 ^'T?^f?r/ ^^l^rf?r/. si^rn?!^ ?«. ^Ffffi^^T m. sf^rr^q- «». 
 
 I. — of a planet. 3T^ «i. «. 
 O'BSCV'RF., a. dull, d.tn; not clear, full, or distinct, ^iq^ 'ir- 
 tr^, q^^T, q^^?:, q^?, h^^j;?:, ai^q"?, a^sq^, |^(i. 
 
 2 occult, alstuse, not casdy intelligille. JJS, r?r4, ITT- 
 
 4|^, #ff, aRq'?-, ariq^B, piq, gif jt, |f[q-_ ' '" 
 
 3 u-ilhont note, eminence, ^'c. amf^J, aisrf%5'^=5rT, Jpj^t 
 
 sffh^^, 3ifcncqT?r, 3TT5ns=E?T, qfitf <-RT, ^'P.^l=^\., ar- 
 
 ^^TR^r, ?IT3J4Cr, r^^:Tf?Fg, 3T?qsjfrI^, ?ST5=iqF/trTf, aRq- 
 
 4 retired, remote, from olservation, — place. arn^^'Y^ 
 
 arrisTR^T, air55r20Tr=qT, ^%JR^r, (T^?r?TRTr, ^^Jf^orr^r. 
 
 To Obscuee, v. a. darken ; viake less visille, Iright, glorious, 
 4'-c. lit. fig. ^w.m m.-7\^ 7i.-r.ii^ f.-&c. ^T ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 ^q'2 f5«?irarq;Tw, q^i^^Sr, q^isaT, H5L^?:-3T?q?-3i'ti^- 
 
 fH^^ m.-&c. :F?:ot y. ofo. 
 
 2 ma^e Zms intelligille. a(cT?r5-cf;<ffJI-|^r'4-3T?q^-&c. ^^- 
 
 Obscueeh, p. V. v. 1. a^'iiT^F %3?;t, ira^ %$?5T, &c.^, ^- 
 
 Obscueelx, adv. V. A. 1. ^^^, 31,^ 2f^i S?,^S??'i 'J^'?"- 
 
 2 at^-s, aiajf^, aRq'gFi^, aRTj^Rf. 
 
 3 3TJrf«5i 3^f^'Tr?r, a^srf^^, &c. a^^ftrf^q^^, &e. 
 
 4 arrs^^ftH, (^^r^iTH, ^i.\(\\., atrs^rarffr. 
 
 Obscueene.-^s, Obscuhity, n. v. A. 1. affq^qiJir »«. q^^qoTT 
 m. &c. atil^Ffq" «. affq-/ rtSHn. ^5qq;T5U/i.3T?q"q:fn?TOT. 
 
 2 ?^?!qt7TT «i. ^J^T/. I^^fir/. aRq-HcTT/. |^"imF1T/. |^^ 
 
 3 a^nf^ff?/. a^fcfJt^i^TffT/. airqsif?i^r/. '^srfH^/. ar- 
 f^q^im/. qfTtrqHi^ »!, ^i^q?i3[qoir »!. &c. ^icftT't<t?i qs-
 
 OBS 
 
 (iDsttnATios. See Estkeatt. 
 
 OlJSEQVIAL, a. lelonging 1o obsequies. ^X^^'^^ 7'cfTf^<1'(l, 
 
 OusEiillKs, n. funeral rilrs. KTot^ «• f^PTT /. TfTT^-TT /. 
 
 !FHn. argnTRn— reviliiigly qrR^?!. Certain ceremonies 
 or points included inuler ohequirs are, ^fl^^THTr, 3TfF4- 
 ^I'^^TTH, SliTiir^:?!;;^ , ^^.^fsp'TT, Jpqr^^T^T, ^sf^f?7, f?t?5t- 
 
 Conductor or performer of o. :f;Tfm='TT, ^^TTJIHT, 
 
 JpH ^i?rf;iOTTTT,^«Tf,— reviliui^-ly, ^PRJT o?' ^R?-CfT, ^fTT. 
 
 Obsequial fees. ^FH?: «.— One that takes them, ^- 
 
 Obsequial ofleriiig-s. »;rr^ »■ 
 Oeseqviovs, a. comjjliant, ^'c. See Obedient. 
 
 2 meanly m- sercilehj compliant. 3TI^«ft, STT^f , 31T^^- 
 
 ?:r, #rr^??m, t^kren^ ti^onTT, i\^ "^t|^ ^iTnoTRT, ^ic^t- 
 ^Tohe o. ih qT|5 ^\^■^. 
 
 Some phrases expressing the sense to le sah-isTtly 
 submissive to, to be ohsequiotis to, to folloiv implicitly, to be 
 led bij tie nose by, ^'c. are. #frat% TT'jfl" frot, JT^in 3T^- 
 
 3T^oi, f?i??t 3T?I^ flZ^ tnth g. ofo. 
 OEsrQnovsLT, adv. v. A. 2. Sll^Jn^, 3TM5r^^.H, g^lW- 
 
 Obsequiols>'ess, «. V. A. 2. <fll^5l m. n. <flMiftR'^T >». 
 
 m. 3i^|ffT /. stg^e^ 71. 
 
 Oeseetable, a. t. Y. A. 1. q^^T^"tnT-'?rR?3T-&c. ^.^'^ ?TT- 
 
 cn5irnT-&c. ^^-^rr ^tJTi?Ti^"rqT-&c. 
 
 Oeseeya>xe, Obsekyatio", n. \. V. A. l.—act. qi^of «. 
 RR^DTJ!. f^'t^^OT)!. f?rCT?lT/. 31%?^'^ «. aiEI?TT/. c?^^ ?i. 
 s;^ K. ^-^\^ n. -^k^ n. 
 
 2 qr^^ «. ^?^<ff «. Ac. ^fif/. 57^^/. STETsl^BH «. 
 Under personal o. or experience. ^'jTrH^i^^, ^'ft'^^ 
 
 To elude the o. of. ^f?/. ^^sf'Jf or =^K^, 
 
 To fall under o. ^Jf'\^ qs-Jt, ^'Y=:qT 3TH^.m qirf. 
 
 To take an observation (of a heavenly body )%tr m. 
 
 582 OBS 
 
 n. viRiJTfl. ^m orainr^TOT. V. %. Note. This is confined to 
 women. 
 
 4 ^T>jf 11. 'MX^X^ n. &c. '^f=^VJ\ n. qROT n. Vl^\5ri=T «. 
 
 5 qiaiuf". &c. qra?r /)o/>. qr^tJiw. qT^orq^/. 3ig?i?:<TT «. >r- 
 
 %5fCTr?). %;ri m. 
 
 \. Y. N. ifi^ «. &c. ^te t». 'HPTOT n. 
 
 I. respect paid. ^T'TT^T »«. TT^wi. ^c'PR on. ^]ZX. m. 
 
 II. religiousrite.l^n. f^^^pop.^^m. fqqRn.— among 
 women, ej^ir «' =f^T m. Some of the observances of the 
 IMaratha people are, '~A^^^iif\^r{ ^ PTH^tlrT, ^TTT^^lt, 
 
 5Frf^?iTsr?f,^T^RT:,5ftTJT?r, =^^5i?T,f^f^iiTT'iJr,qq'ra?i, ^i\- 
 TtTfT, jf qROT,ii5a?r,H>Hq^^,k^iq'7rt, 3-i%?"Tsr?f ,5iramfT, 
 
 s.T^T'JTglSsfT, ?t?T^TT, BiiTsnTtfFT. Some of the observances 
 peculiar to tivmen are, ^=^7^^]U\^ 3T|:^=15irft, <aq'Jr- 
 
 f^ir?T, ^f'!iq=5(jft, ^fTtffr, n^JfRt (or ^^fiilfr )??T,'Trq^- 
 aFT, %q-F^g;T^3ft,qr5Rrft5TT,5qT"srft, HTPjqy'tjfrT, ^^\- 
 Kf ift5r?r, T'4'THift, ETc^trf^r^TsfFr, ^iraH<t, f^i=rT?5, ^fT?T?5r- 
 ^Yfl, ?ir'T5T?fraH, |ff?irf?=5-TTa?r. 
 
 A woman under a vow to perform some o. Sf^aft/. 
 Closing ceremony of an o. ?iqaf n. [^|UN^r »?. 
 
 Female observances or tows— compreh. or gener. 
 Imposing- on one's self some o. tld^M^ »». 
 Self imposed o. ZTrT n. 
 That is holding some o. a?it, fmr<T, '^FT^RT. 
 Obseevant, a. Oeseetf.e, n. Obseetikb, p. a. v. V. A. 1. 
 
 qr^'JiRT, jjf^i'JiTTT, fH^^^TRr, f^rx^ qif "jtrt, ^e-q- ?5t^- 
 
 • onn, «TRtt?f 'JTT'JIOTRT, &c. &c. f^T^^T^, ^^W■^ ?f^^5TT^, 
 
 2 qrfiTRr, FS^mxj., &c. 
 
 3 qioiuinr, HRltJIFTT, &C. qra^, qiFTH^TTT. 
 
 4 ^F^oTRr, 3TT=5(^oTRr, &c. arpq^oT ^^. 
 
 5 and OBEriEST. qra^TTT, TRiJIRr, 31TflTqT3^, ^TJ^nft. 
 G ^qTITTT, %5[FI^^f. 
 
 Oeseevatoby, 11. 2 lace for mahing observations on the stars^ 
 
 Sfc. %q?ll?;r/. rTRflOTw. JTfe^Rt'^Tw. FTfe^FRJtT?*??? >'. 
 To Obseete, 4). a. regard, note, marJc, uatch. qT^'jf, r^f?TiJr, 
 
 FM iviih ^^ or m ofo. S^q- «.-S^ w.-tTfRT w.-f=EifT?i.-&c. 
 
 ^iJt-?iRiJr-&c. or %3j?i-?5rffr->.tc. qT|'iT-^^^-&c. «;Ht?r- 
 
 2 remark, note, mUce, see. qif i^, ?5f?TiJf, ^^"^^-^"^'T^- 
 &e. qiot-iiot e«. co«. uitli g. of s. ^'tt^Tr^t ^"^ '«. cow. 
 mill g. ofs. qT|'JqirT-?^e-qfn-«TRTf?r-&c. qot in. con. 
 
 3 regard religiously, keep, celelrate.SfC ■'^ViM .^ TT^T^,?!?^- 
 '^, ^^, ^fT^lof, 3lT^CTf, 3TI=5I7ur, ^T'4'Jt, '4^'jf, 5TH0T cr 
 afr^HOT or sffl^'Jr. Kote. This word is confined to 
 women. [^RT^T ^.X^. 
 
 To o. (rite, day, &c. ) in a cold & perfunctory way. 
 
 4 practise ritually. ^p^^, a^l^^nf, tTTof, aig^ot. 
 
 5 obey,follou',lccep. qraof, ^T^oi, JTiq>Jt,"P^of, sf^^r- 
 X^^ ^ra^ir/. ^F^'JI y. o/o. [g. ofo. 
 (a point or rule of regimen, &c. ^=f"Jf, ^i^t^T «, ^,\^
 
 )S3 
 
 OBT 
 
 To OusKRvE, V. n. malce a remark. ^Rot, ^tnof , ^^of. 
 Observed,;?, v. V. A. 1. qTf|3?5T, f^^^HOT, f^^'SfT qif|- 
 ?ic5r, ?5^?Tm 3TM^^, etc. 
 
 2 trrf|S5?5r, ?5f?^3?!T, &c. '^^fjf, 3TER'rfT?T, 31%f?Trr. 
 
 3 qr5:^^, &c. qTf?l?T, 3n^f(fT_ 
 
 G %5r3^T, ^^Ff. [ qr^?r. 
 
 Obsekvixgly, adv. V. A. 1. ^^"^f ?3r^-^rf ^, fH^g;^, ^f';i 
 
 Obsolete, a. ff07ie oitf of use. sq-q-^rrt^^r r%?ir, HR'7^F5T, 
 
 TT^'T, nr^^, T^, qrr^, 'JT^'Tft<T?r, ar^T^isq-, a^5q-5T^TR?r, 
 Obsoleteness,*}. v.A . ^Turrwt. &c. sfgq-fl'^fFi /.argq-jrfsvr/. 
 
 m/. 
 
 Obstacle, n. that tcJiich o^j^wsm or stands in the way ; 
 olstruction, impediment, hindcranee. 3^5 ;»./. 5f(5?fT/. 
 
 375^55/. 3Tr5'Ft?:r m. '^^ m. ^KT m. 5jr'4 m. ilVt/. ^7^/: 
 
 jfrsr ?«. JTrsFfr/. f^a m. n. srfftsiq- «. srf^iiiq-i? n. ar^nr- 
 
 q «e. £qTqr?T m. ^]^<^ m. s^Jf^R m. fifqr?T «(. 
 Eemoviug- obstacles, f^sf^rfg/. f^^r?rfHf?/. 
 Obsteteic, «. relating to ntidwifrry. 5T?qiIT=5fT, gf^utT'TT- 
 
 OESTExracs, n. science of midwifery. ^^^\^^T^^] f. 
 Obstinacy, Obstinatesess, n. v. A. 1. I^^TUir »». fffT 
 
 DTr m. f^r^ft-qoTr ;«. &c. 3T?;/. 3T?/. |5/vo/>. f?:TO. I^r w. 
 cflm^ w. |^r!T| 7». f^?^ m.^^^zf. ^^m^zf. v. ^r, |?:- 
 
 A fit of o. T^7^ in. V. §r, 3T«f5r Wi. f . ^x. 
 
 To take a tit of o., to be obstinate. ^rtT H^"^, ^- 
 
 irijr. 
 
 Obstinate, a. stullorn. pertinacious, t|-c ^, ^^'HT'!', |^ ^- 
 
 ?f|-, 3T^^r, a^^r^R, 3T^^^, ar^irr^, ars^aR, 'flST'"^, 3t1?5, 
 arre^T, ^>^T, ^oTT?-5TT, ^oT j?a;?Tr, .fnTTft, arraft", fn- 
 
 2— of diseases, ff^o^ q?T?;^T, ??<JT^g^-sn", 3T€t=5fT, %- 
 
 Obstinately, n-ffy. v. A. ^? ^3:i=f,|^r q3:?r, 3TT?T^ vrtt, <-<cc. 
 
 3TR^, f ^^^, &e. ?T^5r^, ^5, ^^f5, f'?^. 
 Obstipation. See Costiveness. 
 Obstrepeeous, a. noisy, vociferous, T. CLAilOEOUS. ^^W.- 
 
 o?!TT, TrJ^T^qr, nsT^^Tr, ^iTf^TTS. 
 
 Obstrepeeously, adv. v. A. 1c^5n'-T3'I?5r-&c. ^F^?r, T?=5- 
 
 •M^-MM', &c. [sT^/. W.^'^^f. 
 
 Obsteepebousness, n. v. A. and, Clamoue. IFl^fgr «. it^- 
 
 Xo Obstruct, v.a. Mock up. Kt^vj.^ gr^ffw^, ^i^^ ^^"^ 
 
 !tr »j.-f^^^ jn.-iic. ^liry. o/ci. 
 
 2 impede, oppose, stop, v. To HisrEli. WI^T'T, 3T? 'fW» i, 
 
 Hsoi, qj w, d^'-^oT, arqu'-.Tof ,qfn^r'^'».-5if?R['<«i.-?f?ni<^T»i.- 
 
 csR^r5r'«.-&c. sfTTiJi .7. 0/ o. [ t;^ w. 
 
 Obsteucted, p. Y. V. 1. fifei^^, 3T^r*^%^r, ^R^prr, &c, 
 
 2 3^5^%r:5r, ^ZT-T^k^., Sec. ^.f , SjflT^?, •jft^T, -flnfl-^. 
 Obsiructee, jj. Obstkuctino, ;j. a. Obstklctive, a. v. 
 Y. 1. ft':T'JnTT, TJ^oiRr, I^T'^UTRT, &e. ff'?^, aiT<rn'^-T, 
 
 2 ars^i^Rr, aT?:^r?T<^Rr, qr^nr, aiz^pr^ ^T^Torrrr, &c. sir- 
 ^7., ^fM^AW., !Tf?ru'-:T^, ^fFt^jrvT^, ^f^-^^T.'^'hT^r^^ srf?T- 
 
 Obstel'Ction, «. V. V. 1. — oc^ tmirj n. spf^oT «. 'T^'ir n.&c. 
 fltT'JI-^/. ^"r^trft/.— «c< or 4/«<e. fiq- wi. 'flq^^rcT »i. f^tl'-T 
 m. i^^^ m. 
 2— act. 3T5^ n. ^z^j^Sf n. ^rw «• S:c.— state. 'fl5'<T- 
 
 ^^w.r^f. ar^tf'T »«. 
 
 1. obstruct iiif/ or impicding cause, v. Obstacle. 1H% m.f. 
 
 vsKz^f. ^zf ^if. ?i5i5r m. arrs'PRT m. stts^t^/. irffT- 
 
 To Obtain, «. a. gain, acquire, procure, v. To Get. fn^^f^, 
 
 Desire of obtaining-. -fec^T/. — Desirous of o. ^^^. 
 To Obtain, v. n. le in use, stand, he esfaUished, hold. ^FT- 
 
 ^, sjsrxfijf, ^JTFj^aT^r'jf, !T^fvr/.-.tc. frof-aTBot-TT^ot-qsai'. 
 Obtainable, a. v. V. A. fTa^TPTF^frqT-^iTTnFn-^tR^T, &c. 
 
 Easily or readily o. §^T, ^^rrcir, g^r«T. 
 Obtained, p. t. A''. A. fiT2:;f%^r, ^<Tr5%?rT, &c. iTirr, ?TTrf^- 
 rf, arra-, anq^, ^fq^r, aTT^rf%?T. 
 
 Obtainee, n. Obtatnixo,;?. n. v. V. A. TTroJ^'JTITT, qR^nr- 
 
 ^r, &c. ^qr^^, ^qr^^-TJfif-.te. 
 
 Obtainment, m. v. v. a. — act. fHoitjui «. ^qT^iif w. 41*1 u'l n. 
 &c. ^qra^tiff/. ^tqi^ijiq?/. ^qr^ «. armr^ n.— state. 
 
 STTflr/. ?i!7TfH'/. arrrm/ (in comp.) arrfr/. (in comp.), 
 Obtenebeation, n. darkening, darkenedness. aT'^K m. aitr- 
 
 To Obtest, Obtestation. See To Beo, Slq. 
 
 To Obtrude, v. a. thrust in. force upon.^ urge on against the 
 
 icill. iilj 5ijr-qr?5'if-frr'"q'jf-q¥ ^ijf-srfiT'j :pTW, *t^=p^, 
 
 To 0. one's self. ^Ji~■^■{ qij ^?ar, aTTT^ ^ft w. q^ S^- 
 To Obtrude, i>. n. enter, tj-c. uninvited, ^^ot, ^^TS'i, Rt^, 
 
 Obtkuiied, ;). V. V. a. «T^^ qr?T^^-fTtT«rt^t7T-q5 ^%F5r-Jbc. 
 
 ObtEUDEE, «. ObTEL'BIKII, ;). a. OliTEUSIVE, ff. Y. V. A. 
 
 ^^.'^ qrPi'JTRT-f^R^trTiTr-qiJ ^70TRr-&c. 
 
 Y. A\ N. q^i'JrRr, ?f ^[F^RFff q'tJIRr, <S:c. j^tt, ^^t^, 5- 
 
 ?f5-5rT, s^fj, ?5=^r^, ?i^i^. 
 
 Obtul-dino, Obtrusion, H. V. V. A.— ac/. q"^=( ^of n.^-
 
 occ 
 
 581. 
 
 OCC 
 
 V. V. N. 5?m n. fti^ «• &o- 
 
 I. ojhiout meddling, v. Officioussess. 5^5 / g^- 
 
 OBTBi-sivESEss, n. V. A. ^^'I'TT m. rjS'MS^'Jir w. 
 
 .'/b Obtu-kp, r. a. duller., lake of the cd.je of, v. To Blunt. 
 
 qr«i^ffr, jT^r't, ^^^^^., ^tt/ 'ttt^ y. ofo. jr^ ^f^. 
 
 ()DTU9A>-GULAB, fl. f^T^U?! #JTW^T!?, 5lff?I^ ^Pm. 
 Obtuse,(J. not acute err pointed. qT'^TT, j^r, aT^q', f^^, 3T?ft- 
 
 ^tT, f^FT 3T<Jit^, fm4;'r<t^T. 
 
 O. angle. fsr^TI^ ^lOT «i. «lTlpjaj ^prw jn. 
 2 dull, not sharp, v. Stupid. i\^X 5^T=qr, ^I, H7, ^'0^5- 
 gf^, *t?TTf?T, HfrTi^^, 3T?ft^-0T. 
 OdtvseSess, 11. V. A. 1. ^V^^^^m. K~?qt7lT «!.f^TqHT/. 
 
 ^THiT «. 
 Jb Obviate, v. a. prevent, oppose, remove. f^^^K^^ ^IT'^, 
 
 ffioEof, ST ^Roi, ^=F^, ^B^'JT, f^^rr^TJT >!.-5rT?;'jr «.-f?Tf - 
 
 f^/.-&c. ^RTJT y. 0/ 0. [ f^i^. 
 
 Oeviated,;?. Y. V. f:T^IK%?;r, iJT^rJ?5r, &c. f^nTTftrT, ^TTft??, 
 
 (IKVIATEB, «. OBVIAT]KO,/y. O. A.V. r?nlR>nRT, Z]^^]TJ, &C. 
 
 C'rvious, a. open, apparent, conspicuous, ^'c. v. Plain. 3^f, 
 OiiviOVSLT, a(7». V. A. :jq5, ;BTT?, ^"2, qS^ftfT, f^l^TSS, ?rr- 
 
 0eV10US>'ESS. «. T. V. 5^3^111 «!. 3^3TTT »». &C. ^"JrtT/. 
 
 sff^?TriT/. gi;^e:"^mT/. ^%'?^/. &c- 
 Occasion, «. occurrence, happening. ^7J^(\f. 3''T^'4T=T «• 
 2 incident, event, nvzf- f^ «• 
 
 '3/avoral/e time, season, or circumstance. T.OrroniCNiTT. 
 ST'ST »n. V^^ m. 'i^m w.^Tir/. m. r<^^ n.^]^f. g;Rn. 
 
 A sing-le o. or time. SRJiT w. %<T/. ^HT w. sT^/. sf^ m. 
 
 TJpou 0. THnf^n'fr. 
 
 Upon the spur of tlie 0. ij^qEr^n^, ST^T^^f. 
 
 To come of use upou o. !T^qT^-?TiR'TT?r-^H^f-&c. ^-q-- 
 
 4 accidental cause. ^FRW n. !7'TI^^ «. ^it^ «. ^^ '«. 'R- 
 f*TTT n. 7<TTf>:T >«. ^q-ST «(. 
 
 That seeks o. f^frrrT^R. 
 
 To seek 0. f^fJTTTT^ 'iwM. 
 
 To take or make 0. f^f^TT n. ^6f. 
 
 5 incidental need. ^.K^ n. ^prT n. qq'T^^ n. ^^ft/. TT- 
 
 To Occasion, v. a. cause casual! jj. ^^\^y\^ n.- WAX^n.-\^f^- 
 tT «.-&c. \\^ in. con. ^RiJT^H-f?ffHrrH?r-&c. ^iJi in. con. 
 2 cause, produce, effect. 37q=>T ^^"Jt, e^l^fijf, ^f^T^ot, 3Tm- 
 cf, T>TRfff, :jq^nn^ w.-jqR'iim/.-^'^c. ^,1^ g. cfo.^^- 
 
 Occasional, a. incidental, casual, thai happens at tiwes. not 
 regular. ^.^]^^\^.^ "^s^^^RT, %5^f%s^i=qr, ^m^^RT, 
 
 2 produced btj or on some special occasion, '^fflf^qp, SfT- 
 
 Tifn^, ?TmN^, ir^nsmr, sr^tnl?!^ q^iRifT, ir^'iNfrif- 
 
 OcCASiONALLy, adv. T. A. 1. 5ptfi'^qr,^'a'rH'lf,%5^i5l5^t, %- 
 
 5^f%'-^, ^'Jrar'it, ^5^5^, ^1551113. 
 
 OcoAsioNKP, /). V. Y. 2. SR^sr %i=!;t7r, ActHf^Tf;?; ( in coinp. 
 as qmf^JlTrsFS^, &e. ), if^^ ( iu coiiip. as TTTR^^Ii^^, 
 
 ^^^m irg^j^r?, &c. ), ^^]\^r\^ ^fqif^^r, arq^r, ^iKft^r. 
 OccASiONEn, «. Occasioning,^. «. v. \. 2. 3^qvT ^<"TRT. 
 
 3-5;5r'JrT?:r, &e. sj^r^rF, ^jq^^rrq-^, 3-qf?-4fa^r^^. 
 Occasioning, «. v. V. 2.— act. 3^fq^ qRiJi «. ^qTSiTi ?i. &c. 
 
 OTF*Trq?r «. ?qftiT?rT/. 
 Occidental. See Westeun. 
 Occipital, a. pertaining to the occip)nt. iT'tl-Tvr^TT ^^'TFIT'^Tr, 
 
 f^R;?^?r^'--fr. [ n. fi\T:^^.-H\^ m. 
 
 OccivvT,n.lae/c part of the head. ppfl^^T ^^Hm, f^R:?"? 
 
 Pit or hollow of the o. qisl/. "pissT^t/. 
 Occult, a. hidden from the eye or understanding. JjfT, srf'T* 
 
 An 0. science or art. =qRf«ftir/. 
 Occultation, n. — iu astronomy. ?lJ^riH' m. 
 
 OCCULTNESS, n. T. A.^ffrfT/ ^fr\\f- &C. 31Slf?jf^/. 
 
 Occupanct, Occupation, n. v. V.A. 1.— «f<. q^^ z^i\ n. 
 qSr «. 3R:qaT n. &c. qf^f^ Jffl^rr?:/. iryft'^Tn m. 
 
 2 ETff^ir^iaf «. ^riq^ot «. &c. ^rfisTT?:/. *ttt »». nri^r?:! >». 
 
 3 qui «. sqrqof «■ 3TT^f!'Jf «. 'J^T^Htrr n. ^^]^^ n. 
 
 V. Y. N. sqrqR m. <a«n^ m. ^^^/. 
 
 I. empluymcnt, avocation, Sjc. v. Business. ti^T »i. S'^n 
 M. JPTJT «. ^^TH' m. q^iT ?«. 
 Occupant, »i. Occupiee, «. Occupying, /). a. v. V. A. 1. 
 tT€^ s^Ti^Rr, aT^qiTTT?:!, qf^?fT ^rf^sii^ qp^sJiRT. 
 
 2 cfff^TR'JTRr, JiTqTOTr^, ^ff^^re ^f^otiu, HTi'nr^, &c. 
 
 3 q>Jf RT, ''TTq'JIRr, 3TT5?^H0TRr, s^TTq^K, s^q^ T.TTr. 
 Occupied, p. v. Y. A. q^r.Jf sq?;c7T, 3Tsq?J?JT, qff ?mrf ^if^- 
 
 2 Erff 5rT5l5?5T, srrqTFJsr. 
 
 ■1 5TTqf?J^r, Trq-7;^T, &c. sq-jqiftrT. 
 To Qccx>^\,v. a. ialie possession. q^,?r %=T'if, ^OT, STJqaf, 
 
 nrtsfot, 3TTq?5RfT ^TiJT, arrq^TT siK^rtrt csidtdt, qf^rfr ?- 
 f^ifR:/. sp^ijfy. 0/0. qf^^^TT^ sif^5rt2'ii-5rrq^^, sr'^T'rrn 
 w(. ^?:^y. 0/0. 
 
 2 possess, hold, keep. ^f^^V.v^^ STiq^of, q^or, tTK^^r 'fl^'Jr, 
 
 qi^"!! «. %m g. ofo- qr^l'jf, Eff^5fI?:/.-H[n m.-kc. ^,m 
 
 g.ofo. 
 
 y /ff/i-e vp, cover, fill. Eqiq^f, ^?dt, qiJi, ar^tfof, ^iq', 'jTI- 
 
 ^PH^il, spsraof, ^.izW'^., 551^"^, ■'Jir^P'^cfT «. ^^<Ji g. of'o. 
 
 To be occupied. T^nt. 
 
 4 employ, busy, ^m^.^ ^f^mz^, ^^^^., ^HSftif. 
 
 5 ( one's self ), le occvjncd, engaged, (Jc. ^]^lir[^ U??^,
 
 OCT 5S5 
 
 ?7T3f, STTKiif, ^'^■"Jf, ^si-^J1^-&c. 3T^. 
 To OcccPT, V. n. follow business. o^TFTT^ 7«.-5q'qrfIT ««.-5^T=r- 
 
 OT5T »».-&c. q;^'Jr. 
 To Occur, v. n. njipenr or arise unto^i meet, le found. 3TT^^- 
 
 2 take place, v. To IIappex. ^TW, fr^r, jqf^iTrT ftof . 
 
 3 sur/yest itself to the mind or memory. g=^'il, ^^^, 3TT- 
 
 OcCUEltENXE, OcCUEEIXa, 11. V. Y. 1. — act. 3TT52:^ rt. &c. 
 
 • I. incident, event. ^\'Zf■ ffT n. |tTRT j«. cfi^r m. OTf^'<T?r- 
 
 OccuESiOX, n. a meeting together, chsli, clashing. li+M'+i^jft 
 
 OcEiX, n. sea, great sea. ^H^ in. ?rFTT ?". ^^RtFT? m. 3?!%'^ 
 »». ^^f!:T ««. 3T'frf'--T ««. H^Tok «!. 3?"^^ m. g^q- ;/;. v^rS- 
 p:T »«rTTfT^f4 m. ^T'Trf^ftT w. T%g m. ^^U^ m. H^qf^r 
 »«. rft'4'n'^ m. Tlie seven oceans named in tlie Hindu 
 Puraus are those of BJm ( salt ), ^^JTtT ( sugar caue 
 juice ), grr ( spirit ), ^rf (clarified butter), ^^ (milL), 
 ^ (curds and whey ), ^.^"l^^ (pure water ). At the 
 churniug of the ocean ( ?fH^JT'<T^ > celebrated in the 
 Purans, fourteen precious things ( ^"t^T or ^^^T^^ ) 
 are said to hare been obtained. Thej are ?J^TTt, ^H'T, 
 qTR^T?T, fTT, y-=^?lR, =^^^1 ^mq-^, ^Tr^TrT, STC^Tn, ^^•. 
 
 Bounded by the o. ?TH^5r?ITfi%^. 
 
 Mountain used in churning the o. K^?: or ^^'^^m. 
 
 Poison produced on churniug the o. ^^r^^ m. n. or 
 
 ^raif 3 n. 
 Ocean, Oceaxic, a. Iclonginj, SjC. to the ocean. ^iT^nTT, 
 
 OcHER, OcHEE, n. — red. ^FT^/. ( it is of two sorts BT^ft- 
 JFi^T & ^^5T ), n^/. f^;iT/. 
 
 That is of the colour of red o. ^^^^J, ^"^iT. 
 2— yellow. f^^tJTT?ft/. ^^^ iTPfT/. 
 OcilKEOns, a. T. N. :f7lir=5fT, ^R^IIT^T, TT^Tf, f 7H^. 
 0CIAC02J, n. figure of eight angles. 3T'2^MT^^ /. 3T^^roT 
 
 Octagonal, OcTANcrLAE, a. v. N. 3T'2^pir, f q/j. 3T'H'+^h1, 
 Octavo, «. ofivhich a sheet is folded into eight leaves. 3tTS- 
 
 ^^t^T, 3TT3^^, 3TT3^<t, 3T^q5ft. 
 Octennial, a. happening evert/ eighth year, arrs^qr STR^qT 
 
 enrr^ iTaTKT-q50TTTT-&c. sfF^^f^^. [?'<TT?fr. 
 
 2 lasting eight years. STT^^'Nt, ST'J^r^T'fr, ^'7?'?^- 
 OciOBEH, «. jq^ m?!;T=^ i^fTSTT irff ?rr m. 3TTf^q'-^l%F»!. 
 OciOGENAEIAN, OcTOGENAEY, «. that is eighty years old. 
 
 OciorETALOus, a. 3T'fJ=7. 
 
 OciOLATEEAL, a. having eight sides, a?";"^. 
 
 OciLTLE; a. eightfold, arre^^, ar^ji'JT, 
 
 ODO 
 
 Ocular, a. depending on the eye, <J-e. ^fe^r^r, ^^^, ^*=[?t 
 
 ^rs!35r, ^f^?r, =qr??<T, =5T?jf^5iv.fY. 
 
 O. deception. ^^X^^ f. 
 
 O. proof. sjTq^q^Hr'T ". ^giSTrnw «. ^ ^f^q-wi. 
 Oculist, n. one who treats diseases of the eye. Slw^f^r "k^ 
 m. ^=S^ in. ^q'^prq "•■ [ aT^T. 
 
 Odd, a. not even. ^^^^ ^T^q^r, f^JT, fi^jnT, 3T?m, 3^^^, 
 
 O. and even— the game. 5T^'t%qfT/. ^^'r j^r m. 
 
 2 OTo;r //(rtH, 0)' remaining over a specified number. sn~I?5- 
 
 ^K5iT|T=5fr, *n;^^"'T^|':^, %T^i|^^r, f^f^n^^^rr- 
 
 3 singular, extraordinary, v. Strange. f^Fi^Til, a^T^, 
 
 4 not under the common head or account, f^^^v?!, "?=r^r, 
 
 5 broken, not complete or entire, ^■i+i, J^^55, J^TF, 
 
 G loose, of an ineompletc set, Sfc. *i+,ci, H?^, g^, ^<P^. 
 7 that does not suit, fif^rs, krST. 
 Oddity, n. See Oddness. 2 oiW person. it.^;li*K m. (^-^q'- 
 
 jpT<iT M. t^^Ff^f M. <^^Ff^?w, '^^f^frar, <^^H=^=qT, $rH- 
 
 ^ 11. FWT^irqr. [=T?P=5 aTT'T «. 
 
 3 odd thing or mailer. ^^^J n. f^^oT qfZ /. ^t^^ n. 
 Oddlt, ado. V. A. 1. f:r^JT^7TT?f,"~^'7'^f^. 
 
 W^^\ decl. TT^tt^. 
 Oddness, n. x. A. 1. f^^^^]f. aTHTrTT/.'I'T'^q'!*. fq'TT^^;;. 
 
 3 3Tq-^:TTaTT m. fifFS^^OTTCTrr JK.'^a?^'? «. f?R?T<JIHT=f w». 
 Odds, w. inequalily, v. Diffebence. ?^?iTfq'li «. ^I^Tfq^- 
 
 JTT^ m. f^^^m f. 
 
 2 advantage, v. SurEEioEiTT. JT'^^T «• ^^^ n. ^'TToH' m. 
 
 3 odds and cuds, miscellaneous articles, sundries. \^^^^- 
 
 ^^/. pi. arnirFTS «. ans^ns «. ?r?:^"P5^ «. ttt^z^- 
 
 To be at odds, le at variance. SJT^S Ji.-^^HdtM Ji.-ic. 
 ar^uty. ofs.recip. 
 Ode, «. V. Poem, Sono. tit?! m. rsn^r?^ «. 
 Odious, a. v. IIateeul. '^'tT, ^"^, 1;^FT, g^r^, gW^. 
 
 2 c««s% hate,\. lNviDious.gq-^R^,g'?i??i^ifr, gq^?-^. 
 Odiousness, m. v. A. I'^TOTT m. \'i^^f. 571^?^/. 
 
 2 g;q^i;TWfq' «. 5^i?n^^?;f:r n. &c. 
 Odium, H. V. Hateed. ^ m. [qT'JTnr/. 
 
 2 iniidiousness. ^PT »«. ST^^r «'. g^in w. g'^'mr/. f "7- 
 To cast the 0. of upon. sigsfT %t[.f.-^VJX n. <^re<rf. 
 To incur 0. ^rTIZTTT '«• a^nnot, miz^iU m. iftir. 
 Odontalgic, a. T.N. qffTf^trqr, <fT^J?rqT, ^?T^J5<iW-=ft- 
 
 Odontaloy, n. toothache. ^\l^pop. ^rT^ w. 
 Odoeifeeous, Oi oeous, a. y. Piuueakt. §=ITf^^, gnfq^, 
 
 OroEiraEOUSNEss, Odoeousness, n. x. A. g^TTf^f^FTTT m. 
 
 ^\^>^^ n. -iw^n «. ^n''^?tr/. 
 OxoEXESS, «. sccnilcss. f^W, 3Fr^, T'T ^%T-&C, 
 
 ?*
 
 OFF 
 
 586 
 
 OFF 
 
 OsOLB, «. sftf;i/,— gencr. v. Smell. ^TH m. «T«T m. 
 Bad o. fig. disfavour. ^PS^jff. 
 2 ticeet scent, v. Fbaobasce. g^TTH w». gn^ m. g^T^T^ /. 
 (EcOitESiCAL, o. V. Ge.vehal. ^^HnTRTT, ^#^5^. 
 
 (EsopHAQcs, «. STHT «i. 3T=>TTTm w. ar^^rrf^ra n. 
 
 Of, />rc/>. "^T-^-^. 
 
 2 noting subjection to, connection with, &c. ^-^-^, 
 
 «f%, ^^^, fln^j^^r. For the other senses of of, See 
 FflOM, 13v, Amoso, &c. 
 
 Of him-her-it-one's &c. self. 3TnT%'ifrnTtJr, 'im^m^\- 
 
 q^, ■3Tr?r3TN. 
 
 Off, adv. from — noting distance. 3f«t, ^'T. 
 
 2 /''OHi — with the action of separating, &c. This sense 
 is given by the combination of two verbs, as mv^ CT^- 
 iJjf to cut oft", 5PTf5 ^^ to take off, ^r^ ifoi-cnjdf to 
 tear off, &c. &c.'^ 
 
 3 /;-o»»— noting departure. This sense is involved in 
 the word virof, or is rendered by the combination of 
 f^oT with ;3TTW or JRT, as <iY i%f=T n?5r he went off, | 
 PT^ STTB •'JTrl this has come off. 1 
 4- from, not toward, sn^, #|^, sf^^^. [ ^7^. 
 
 Badly off; 111 off; in bad circumstances. aH-iHHM, Or- 
 well off; ire good circumstances. g^,5Tr^ ^?ft,?fT^. 
 Off and on. q-^ #rf^, KR^rft^. 
 Off-hand, smack, direct, ^l'^^^7.. 
 Off-hand person. ^TTR'qT, ^CTT^^rm , TTi^. 
 To be off, recede from an engagement SjC. ^^]^ ^^- 
 
 To come off, To get off, escape, or fare in the event. 
 fHHoif, ^TRDT, f^T? OT.-^'TRaft/-&C. ^inf^. o/s. 
 
 To get off, aliyld. ^rfW . [ g. ofs. 
 
 To go off, he discharged, — guns, &c. g^'Jf, «IR «s. ^M 
 Off, prep, not on. Pmar rfec?. sTT^it t/eeZ. 5fT|^, ^|?r. 
 
 Off the ground. ^?lf?. 
 
 Off the road. i^^pT^H, ^^r^fr, ^^W, ^^^^. 
 2 from. ^^?\, 
 Off, interj. =5ic5, ^n, f^HT, ff |t, ^^. [|t^. 
 
 Off, a. distant, lelongvng to the off side. qpst^Tf ^ or ?jt, «IT- 
 Offai,, n. waste meat, il+l^*' iTRf n. aHHH^Tl'n TTff «. qwqr- 
 
 ^stm ^rrft 3t% jtw «. 
 
 2— gener. v. Eefuse. TRR ot.m.itToE w.moJ^R/. ^13/. 
 Offence, m. misdeed, transgression, v. Ckime. 3l"TTm «J. 3T- 
 
 2 displeasure conceived, httff, anger, ^ffe/. «. q', ^TTI/. 
 I'. %, ?:^nn- OT. ^^ST^\ m. W=^f. ^^/. ^/. Sd<l^/. 
 
 =ET^^H^/. ?jnt^^7. 4>u> ^.MR /. 'nTK^'r7.%gnt/. 
 aTOHR m. ar^i^pTT/. 
 
 Easy of o. f:^^. 
 
 To take^o. f;^, ^jTlin, ^or, %7lijf,iT^H ?r5^^, 
 ^ft5/.-&c.'^iit in. COM. 
 3 assailing, v. Attack. =Er5 m. =q^/. ^RT m. 
 
 OFFESCEtiSS. See JjfSOCENI. 
 
 To Offexd, v. a. displease.^ anger, huff, S,-c. ?rH5T"it, TTI «».- 
 
 g. of 0. ^rTT-?rng[5.T-r:fft?T-^'?-&c. :pcot, #^^, TFRot, ^r- 
 q^ijf, TFT JTt^ ^"Jf. 
 
 2 disgust, shock, nauseate, displease, annoy. f^5;H m.-W^- 
 5T3T WJ.-^/.-=^rH m.-&c. 3Tm^, ^^To5T ot.-^TW «J.-<S:c- 
 ^'it-^Pi'^ in. con. tcith g. ofs. ^\iz ^]Z^ in. con. 5fr^0T, 
 
 3 break, violate, transgress. HrS^, jfr^wf, 3"€5^^, 'flf^- 
 
 Hor, HI ?H.-Tf5^rT W.-&C. qpc^ y. o/o. 
 
 4 cause to sin, Sfc. ^m^ '^Yl^-TT^f^T^^ . 
 
 To Offexd, v. n. transgress., be criminal. ^\^ n.-'Sr'TTT'^ m.- 
 
 3T5^TFft-&c. ^iir. [&c. W'^^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 against; v. To Tbansgeess. S'S^'it, '^^ m. 7€5^?r «.- 
 
 Offended, p. v. V. A. 1. ^H^T^OT, &c. t^tH, ^TT, 'Tni;?!, 
 
 To be o. ?r^<if, vin T^"^, ^1 ot.-^? /.-&c. iriif i». con. 
 
 2 ^nw^^r, i-iicii);^^, &e. '^iw, =5rrf%rT, ar^'j. 
 
 Offender, ». Offending, ;;. «. v. V. N. 1. a«(Z (.'kiminai. 
 
 arrrr'^, 'a^^tt^, ^^f^K, w^tx^ ^jrcrf-^mft, 'flr:=^^ ^- 
 
 Offense. See Offence. 
 
 Offensive, a. v. V. A. 1. displeasing. TFT ^TTunnrTT, Wl SIT- 
 
 uiuijHr, ^pTwrTT'^TT, &c. f^^=qT, f^fi^TTft^^rr, ^^off^^f, 
 2 ^t5:t 'frFniTT=5n", =?m?TRT^, &c. ^rrt^, htthh, ^tcT5, 
 
 I. — opposed to defensive, — war, &c. =q?rf^, =^^^17^, 
 
 II. — weapon. HR^, HT^, TT^T^PTWft, H^'MlHI^. 
 Offensively, adv. v. A. 1. ^T arTilFTPfTTT decl. JJ^ ^\^]- 
 
 xjrfnr ded. 
 
 I. ==(^"'^^7 511^,^57^ ^57T, 3T:^TT^-iTai'J5%. 
 Offensiveness, n. v. A. 1. =^.\^'^H^^n. ^piRTR^f^w. 
 2 -+i-i|c4«)l''J|'7'JrTw. TFTSTTTw. ^TT^T'TTw*. =5IT?f^PT^^ ?i. 
 
 To Offer, v. a. present for acceptance. ^TT?T-?TrqT?5T ^RS^r- 
 
 n.-&c. ^^ g- ofo. 
 
 2 present as an act of worship, ^ot, tTT^tfT, 3T'f'5t, ^fT'f'Jr, 
 f^7%^, sffc? pop. ^^ m.-^mf. ^ g.ofo. ^^ «.-f^^?T 
 n.-TtW^ m.-&c. ^m g. of o. qf?5^FT«. ^l^ g. of o. 
 
 3 ( with fire ). ^^^^ ^jnm.-^H n.-&c.^m g. ofo. -^^ 
 
 i propose, exhibit, put forth, q^ qiT^-S^T'^t, ^T?(^^, WtTtq, 
 
 5 (a price, &c.) bid. ^oi, ^TFIOT, ^r~!;tfr«.-&c. ^^'Jf-t5ni- 
 or ^. ofo. ^ '^^oiof, ^ J^^. 
 
 6 (a reward, &c. ) agi-ee to give. ^3J ^R^^, ^'ir^r 'ti^ui. 
 To o. violence. 5iSTr=FR'».-&c. ^^. 
 
 Zb Offee, r. n. present itself.^ a^pear.^ arise, occur. %^, J3
 
 OFF 
 
 587 
 
 OFF 
 
 floT, f^?(OT, ?ftT3"^, si^iTH!.-OTft'<rfrr/.-g^ OT.-&C. ^5t 
 
 y. ofs. ifrH--;jTft'4FT-?f5?r-ic. ^"rtfT. 
 
 2 declare tviUingnrss, or readiness. qS' |?iJf, rHTK-f^^- 
 3^^-&c. ^roT, ^?fRCTf, ^?5^-»^>JiaT-?rri^ ii:ilh the 
 present or future tense oj another verb ( as he ofiered to 
 ti'o iff ^TJ^ '^YI^ ^R^r, you ofVercd to write aTF^ 
 f=5f^?fr J^i^H H^f '^fr:^, Ac). [^F^. 
 
 3 wi«ir an attempt, y. To Attempt. 3^R»K.-snTcfrm.-ctc. 
 OrrEE, Offerixo, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. qj ^^^ii. ji %5r'^». 
 
 &c. ar^'nrn. ?nTqaT». fjf^^n. [«.3T?nf»». 
 
 2— «c^ ?at«. sTTfOTH. &e. 3T'f<irn. HHW". f^^^n. ^jfe^PT 
 
 5 sfRof". HflOT". '^OT^n. 
 
 I. price, ^-c. offered. f^ZT^ HF^^n. J^>.?7[ ^i^m/. &e. 
 
 II. saci'ifice, ollation. ^^ pop. Sfsftwj. afg^y. sife^yTf/j. 
 
 Burnt 0. ^JTw. ^TT^frT/. ^<T». 3T=r^R». ^sq'n. 
 Article fit for use as .a burut o. '^An. sf^«. sfif^M. 
 ff^f'RTra'w. ^HT^T"- ^fsq'/i. \_m. n. 
 
 Graud aud extraordinary o. H^NfS5 or offm. JT^T^^ 
 O. of some eatable. "^^itT/k. n. #R?l 3'qiTw. 
 O. to ail the deities. "'^'if^q-OT. w.^^'^^jim. 
 O. of water, or ( of rice, flowers, &c. ) with water. 
 
 O. dressed for tlie deities, ^sijm+jn. 
 Offerings (to the deities aud to the manes)-conipreh 
 or geuer. ^o^^,^^n. =q^?rt. 
 
 O. at the shrine of some Muhammadau saint. ^^Wn. 
 To be presented in o. =qsijf; 
 OfFEEED, p. V. V. A. 1. ^qr^T ^153551, J^ %^?rr, &e. ?rT- 
 
 2 ^ri^?5?5T, &c. 3TfH?T, ^hF'TH, pT%f^, 
 
 3 f mi%?IT, J^. 
 
 5 qi?J%?ir, "^^FT^T, &c. 
 
 6 ^ %%?5T, &e. 
 
 Offeeeh, n. Offering, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ^iqra ^liJiIKl, JS 
 ^rni^r, &e. arq^, ^irq^, fn^. 
 
 2 siTf OTRT, arwT^, 5i^'\ %.oTRT, &c. grq^, ?mq^, Pi5<^*, 
 
 3Tqoi-&c. JFrTt-JFTft. [ '^^T., ^^H^T. 
 
 3 ^W ^F^iTTTT, ^TrfT, ^^FT^tTT, — eouteniptuously, &c. ^r- 
 Office, n. post, charge, duty, trust, S;e. Stf-iT^PK in. 3TT^^ 
 
 or ^^ m. arWH^/. q^T/. q^ n. 3TiTr5 w. a^HJT^Tft/- 
 
 Public o. ^fT^Fift 5H«m'i/. f^m arorift/. 
 
 Hereditary public o. q'rPT «. <^. m. ft*TOf^^fTT ?«. 
 ( as distinguished from personal or temporary o. xf?JT- 
 fvmi VI. ). 
 
 Ejection from o. 3i+,o6 /. t>. %, ^ZW-Zf. 
 
 rising, &c. in o. ST^nfT/. [ q^:i^. 
 
 Fallen, &c. from o. 'flftT^R=5^, ^rfq^RVT?, q5^3<T, 
 
 Inrested with o. a^f^^FK STrRiSfmr^T^FTT, arf'^W^^, 
 
 Lucrative post or o. rrT^3TTfin?[iTK m. rTT^ftfl^/. fR<TT- 
 
 Eesiguation of o. arfiiT^rflfWl m. arfvi-^fTTJ^ri »«.— 
 
 Paper containing resignation. n^jft^rRT?'!. ['T^TW^. 
 
 That is in o. aiftT^FR^'tT, aift^qf;nT€?, onftT^RffVTH 
 
 2 function, vse, peculiar Ijusinexs, ^.jv{ n. Sff'^R m. ^H 
 »!. ^T^^J or ^^T wi. fjfT^ m. -flJ^T/. ttpt m. 
 
 3 fl-rf o/*(«rfnra«. ^■q^R wi. 3'q?;f'=f/. STf^qr/. vtriTR 
 m. ?5^rq^PR wi. 
 
 4 j7Z o/??fe. csrq^FR «». 3Tq^/ 'JTqf^p^/. 
 
 5 V. FOEMULARY. q^f^/. 
 
 room, ^'c.for business. W.^Xtf. ^'jbd^HPTr m. T^qFir^; 
 «• ^rqt^ «. from the English. 
 
 1 See Outhouse. 
 
 Office-beauer, k. v. Officeh. aTfM'^rft, ^?RT^, f^J^TR, 
 
 fe^FTTR, ariT^^R, ^T^ ar^Rff. 
 Officer, «. person appointed cr authorized to discharge ait 
 
 office, arfq^rfr, f''^^, ^HqR, ^tr^r, 3tr?j^, ar^pft 
 
 QT^Rft, f^'-H'll-s, t^iTTrraT"-, — of the Govt. H <'^.K4, | H4 | / , 
 ^TSTJTfq';— esp. hereditary ^^F^R, ZV^ aRTRl'Y, ^T^RTTR. 
 — Some of the OfficersoS: tho Native Governments are, 
 
 ^TTT^^^, €i^^, ;F'T5t^r??r, ?=?^RrJR, ^RRfHP=ir, f^- 
 s^^ftH, ^T^^rr, ^;fr?r?fRT, ^^m^R, ^tq^tn, ?tq^, zm- 
 qR, fmi^R, ?TiT^q"R, ?r5T^?:?fT?T, ?fqrTRfT^, ^^-^m^., 
 
 =?R<ift, ^nqfi-^, ^3n5»7, %m?, ql?rjR, qtrRft^, "fs^, 
 
 "PR^^H, 5iR?ftg", H||rJ/+,^'T, H^JJ^ or H^iTSR, ITRT- 
 
 ri^T^^, JT^T'^r^, 5fr'T=fTK, f^v%Mt?r, ni^TTT^i ^^^, w- 
 ^Tqf^iTT, ?(t^ir^R, g7?ft^, ^^tif^tr, f^m^iqW or ^t^,^- 
 
 ^TiTq>5, Hsft^, ^'Rrnft^. For explanation the reader 
 may consult the M. and E. Dictionary. 
 
 A petty o. ?lTq-^5rft. 
 
 Change of public officers. ^?^H | ^*t f. ^^^^ n. 
 
 Tax upon public officers. i<'W{\f. 
 Official, a. pertaining to an office or trust. arftT^R?^, 
 
 aTORTr^, f ^-STT^, &c. arffeT^Rr^q'Ti^r, arrftppTfr^, ar- 
 fcT^KR^iiMI-fcrTq^, q^^q^ift. 
 
 2 made or communicated by virtue of authorilt/. ?TT<Frtt, 
 
 WT^Fift^R^T^r, arftj^K'Msi'^T^T, a^ffci+Ki^ ^nKrr=^r, ar- 
 
 ftT^='TT5F3=5?T, q^^ift, a^fM+K'-JM'R. 
 Official, n. subordinate officer. ?^?5=qT aTfci;pr^-q;RT1R-&c. 
 Officially, ado. v.A. 2. ^<+lf|^rr^?T, arftpFRTxqr ^R'TRT, 
 
 arffeT^SR^sjiTPf, arffei^RqTfif, arffeT-T^RT^^ qm^. 
 To Officiate, v. n. discharge an office. jpRT n.-arftj^T m.- 
 
 aTWRft/-<S.c. =5?Rr5rot-:R>Ji-:rf|^TC'n-qT^ot-&c. 
 
 2 perform the official duties (f another. 5R?ft^ ^f:\^ n.. 
 
 si^sfHt a^^Rfr/.-Ac. ^FTOT-^iFJSftrr, ^W^ decL-niZr^decl. 
 
 !F\n n.-&c. :{Rwi-^rR5TnT-&c. [ ^-&e. 
 
 Officiatee, «. Officiatixo, ^. a. v. V. 1. spRT-Ac. ^RXTtr- 
 
 2 ^R^r-ETfe^T ^^urRT-==TR5^TTRT, &c. [ ^ffTc^T. 
 
 Officinal, a. used in or belonging to a shop. |^R^, 5<j;r- 
 Officious, a. obliging, \. Kixn.^^qnft, ^q+K+rlt, H^^ilRf 
 
 2 busy.foi-ivard, meddlesome. ^^^i-^TT, r^-'lil, FTSiR-CJT,
 
 OIL 
 
 ;ss 
 
 OLD 
 
 To bo o. ^g^jgo i, JT^^-J^ ^PX-HT^'^. 1^ 
 
 OFFicioi-SLY. aih: v.A. ^r^^^^Tm^, 5^?^ T^, &<:■ jj 
 
 OFncious>T:ss, n. v. A. 2. ^^^IWT m. ^>^U[] m. &c. Sf- | 
 
 sif or ?yrp f- m'^f- ^TTFFTTHR m. f^^IT^KHR «». ^- | 
 
 OrrscOLKixo,«. scrapings, i^'c. of dishes. f^t[ fm^f. Wi- ii 
 
 ^/- . ^ P 
 
 2 fiir. rt<7^ u-hich is file and despised. W^TSf- HT?:m m. ^j 
 
 i l KMNI ^5^, ^TT^^'^TT^T ?r^^, W^r^ ?TT%^T, ^3T^- ' 
 
 K^H ^rr^.c^r, ?imH afr^rrotSriT, ikT^siTPt ^RT^?5c5r, 
 
 iR^ ?r^:^/.-?ri/. 
 Offset, a. s/fo:^, v. Spkout. ^VE m. q?m «». 3TfT »»• 
 Offspeixo, ». a(7(f or children. ^<^H n. W^ pop. ^^f. 
 
 nm m. sn^q- n. sft^ n. f^T^T^ «• f^^T/ T?^ o?- 1^ «• 
 
 JTJTT/. sr?r?Tf^/. if?r!r«- ^qf^r/. ^/- ^^m- ^f^^rc 
 
 Feinalo o. ^^mrTTH «. ^P^T^Trtf^T /. ^?I?IR n. ^■^- 
 rTf?r/. ^^ ' -< M ?q ' n. '4H^fTfn/. tro^Frm «.— allusively, 
 covertly, &c. ^^rffjft/. ^JTI^psft/- ^=ft ^^/- -Kq^w. 
 
 Male o. J^rTFT n. qgr^?lf?f/. J€?TH ?f. j^?Tf^/. J- 
 
 Tender o. «ll?51'4fM ?j. 
 
 That has o. ^>->:.<--<l ^ commoydij ;5;7^t^p3:t, W^TT^T, «F- 
 
 %55W?n', ^f?nTrg, it^t^tt?, ^^^, ^t^t^t^, ^TRrq-. 
 
 That has mate o. ^?fr ( in comp. as, '^^5?ft, f^^ft,?!!- 
 ?T7?ft, &c.). 
 "That has no male o. f^J^, f^'T=^, f^^ft^. 
 "Woman without offspring. ?f5%rS/. ?rft^f^/. wft- 
 
 All her offspring have lived, reached puberty. f?rqT 
 Orr, Often, Often-times, Oft-times, adv. ^^?r%5j, 3t%^- 
 
 How often ? fp^ftTT 1 i^?ft %^ ! 
 2b Ogle. f. n. view icilh side glances, jt^ m. pi. 'frsot-ifr- 
 
 gi o iM l ^ 'TRW, ^?T?7T^?rJT n.-arqiit^jm n.-3TTtn5ft?7aT 
 M.-&C. :FC^. 
 Ogle, Ogling, n. \. Y.—act. t\^ jfreiJf n. &c. qr^fT ?». 
 
 Oglio, n. v. Medlet. it^rNt^/. f^fT/. 
 
 Ogbe, n. IJi^ m. grpsTf^/. 
 
 Oh, interj. v. Ixtekjectiox. 3TT, 37T%. 
 
 Oh ! Oh !( of pain ). ;^ j, 3^, 3Tf?T. 
 
 Oh dear ! "pip, %. 
 Oil, w- ^ «• ^^ «• "^ >"• 
 
 Dregs of o. ijft/. [^F?: n?! «. 
 
 Dreggy or feculent o. ijT^v?' or %T^^ «. ^Z n. %^- 
 
 Essential o. or extract of o. SI^ ni. 3T^ «. <^3 «. (in. 
 comp. as. ^%^ ?i.fHS=5 n.-&e.). 
 
 Stink of o. fft^^tTT/. ^^JTTOT/. rTt^'^M/ ^?;:pnir/. 
 
 Sweet o. ^V^'k^j n. [&c. q?-^?:af. 
 
 To be fouled from the dregs of o. — a lamp, vessel, 
 To be smeared or wetted with o. r|rl+,iior. 
 To rub with medicated o. ^"tTfif, '^t'Jlm.f. ^<n, ^"r- 
 
 To Oil, v. a. rr=5 «. « I •^ "I -3[ot-HT^'if, cr^TRof , =qlq5% =^vc^- 
 
 To bo oiled. ?r^^or, fot^^ijf. 
 Oil-cake, n. T5/. q^^iif n. ^^^f. 
 Oil-cloth, n. %=5^PT5 «. 
 Oil-man, «. ^~ft, "^^^^IT, ^pTTT ;— in contempt, ^=111. 
 
 jMonday o. ^frTqr^^T H^t. 
 
 Saturday o. ^TH^T^T fi^"^. 
 
 Wife of 0. ?{7e[-nf. 
 Oil-mill, n. %Fl^n^T '». mw\ m. 
 
 EoUcr of an o. ^7.f. 
 
 Site of an o. ^ttjist^/. 
 
 pipings of an 0. ^T^t'TtWr n, 
 Oil-nut-tuee, n. callophi/llum Inophyllum. tflf- ^V^f. 
 
 3'fl'jft/— the fruit, fk n. 
 Oiled, p. v. V. ?F5 FJT^ferir, ft^JTSf^^T, &c. ?r?5?t^ or %?jnc, 
 
 O. folds ( of cotton, cloth, &c. ) applied to a sore. 
 OiLiNESS, 11. v.A. l."?fF^!fT^'T «. [)«."%=;t?T m. 
 
 2 ri?5^qtjrr «!. %?i5I?:t'jttw. f^^pjiif /. ^|«!.^TEq-n. ^^\^\ 
 
 3fr?Te n. ^j^7jf. intens. ^^'^^ m. 
 OiLT, a. consisting oj oil. ^?5r«fr, rTrTR"^, rt?5^=|T. 
 
 O. or unctuous substances, ^^\^f. ^■[^it^ f.^\^f.n. 
 
 2 con^aininJoil.^^Z.|^W^or^^^Z.^ ^JTH, fra^ETT, ?T- 
 
 Eather 0. ^?im, H^SF, #fT^, f%F'^, ^^^=r. 
 
 3 oj7cf7, fjremy., ^-c. 7[V.^Z or HSIH:. Ft^T^I^^, f^^^'m, 
 
 4 — a smell. T'T^P^, ^FT^^. 
 Ointment, «. unguent. HT^OT «. fV^T^ ??. %q^ k. 
 O. of fragrant ingredients. 5^ ;(. 
 
 2 sa/t-e. TT?;»T m. n. 
 Old. d. fryff?, advanced in life. J^^THTTr, ^^T^T, 7FrRtnTi=^, 
 
 ?:p, g^TTHTfr, ^rmii;, ^^•.r'^ or crq-^ir, r?iT5, n?nnn^, 
 
 ^%FT, 3'?nT, 
 
 0. and heavy, veternosiis. aTT^^'ltsRT. 
 
 O. person. fq^?j qpr ( a sear leaf ), ^T?rPTT^f^T ^]<n 
 
 5rrp;OT,'ft5i^Rt,?i5nTr?r;— in contempt, HrsR, j^rst, 
 
 '^TtTR^Sm. ^TrTR^w. Some terms for an old, hale, 
 tough, enduring fellow, are,^g;?rTW, I^^PT^j '15T55rqT ^^- 
 
 Too or very o. aHfrlM-M**, ^'ff'TPT. 
 
 Yery o. and wasted. '<R1T, '<R, 5t«RT, ^Jotr^JT or ^T- 
 ^T, HrST, ^TRT or ?^?^TT, ^f^ or ^X^.^ ^HTC, ^, 
 ^"^q^, ^15?, ^^^^?TRT or ^^'^r, ^F^R^ ?T%=^r, 
 ^IZpop. ^JR5.
 
 OME 580_ 
 
 To grow or be a-ettiiig' o. ami iufinii. TS'q'm.pZ. Z^ 
 FJrnSr y. ofs. JTSE^tRJC ^j^m. pi. ^ tKm^ cr, uilli y. ofs. 
 
 pi. STOOT y. n/s. ^r^Hi. pi. '^,^,ui. 
 
 2 liavi)ig hccn loiiff useif, decayed l>y lime, ^^^ipn., vrni'i, "T- j 
 ^<ITT, ^uf; — compreh. or iudef. ^^rRTMT, ^^IHMI. 
 
 Oldish, rather old and worn. arrS^^T, ^^r^q-?;, ^HTTT^T. 
 To become o. ^^jqof. 
 
 3 of long s/andhiy. sj^ ^Icft, ^;pH f^tft, ^^H ^JHoTT^qT, 
 
 5rp-?T f^Ht^r, "PIT %^f^, 'PRf^.^rr, ^g^, ^^r^, jTriirT, 
 5TT0T, j^M-H, sr^^rfe^, f^?:^fe^, f^f^^i^, NT^vir^t, 
 
 4 no< modern, v. Ancient. ^^TT, ^^Trr, JI^T, STP^^, "T^- 
 
 5 iJiai has leen long made ; not new orfresli. ^5pTT,^'^r- 
 
 ^pr5!=5fT, fw\^^ ^ra;^, "fr f^H ^?i:^ %^%?rT. 
 
 G ofo certain duration. This sense is usually expressed 
 
 by the sig-n of the possessive =ifT, as how old is he ? JTt 
 
 f'F'ft ^'rT 3n^ \ A year old t^^ sttNt, &c. 
 
 7 See roEiiEE. 
 
 Of o. See FoEirBELT. 
 Old age, n. v. Age. i^t^xtt/. f ^r^TR ot. [ ^. 
 
 Old bacheloe, n. 3i=fl<=HNI :^^ ^'TrqT f^Tf ^TH^T ^ft 
 Old clothes, n. ^%ff w. /??. ^¥t n. pi. 
 Old-fashioned, a. ^ =q'T?fl"=^T, ^% ■Odl^t-^ift'^. 
 Old maid, n. g?Tn^^nft arJ^ f^=fTf^=rrf ^TT^n- ^{t ?ft. 
 Olden. See Old. [ ^^ n. 
 
 Oldness, n. T. A. 1. and Ace. J^^MK'-li^T n. J^^RTOTT ?«• 
 
 2 ^%qtiTT ?». J^moTT ?». ^lnf?=r n. 
 
 3 ^?PTOTr »». &c. sTf ^rfe^cT n. &c. 
 Oleaginous, &e. See Oilt, &c. 
 Oleander, n.- — iierium odorum. ^px^?; >n.f. 
 
 OleifEEOUS, n.'rtrfk'-IK;^^. 
 
 Oleeaceous, a. pertaining to pot-hcrls. ^inP'TT^=Jrr, HT^- 
 
 Olfactoet, a. pertaining to the sense of smelling. Vi^f^- 
 
 Olibanum, n. — the perfume. ^A i-A 1 A^^ w. %TT^ m. OT'TR' 
 
 Olioaechal, Olioaecuical, a. v. K 3Trq^^rf^4"T?Jf?n(':ft- 
 
 Olioaecht, n. government ly a few. aTrT^fRrf^TT^ n. CJT- 
 
 Olio, Olla, n. v. Medley, nldi^'lri/. %=;fff/. 
 
 OlitOET, o. lelonging to pot herls. ^TTPHr^^r, Tr^lTTr^- 
 
 Olive, n. (t^ 5fT3 "^X [ ^5^!^^ w. 
 
 Omen, n. prognostic. ^T^ ?». iT'J m. ^HTSJiT^je^Tii w. nrf^- 
 
 Evil o. 3^i!Tjpr m. |:^T^ w. I?^^"! «. gf^/^'^ n. 3^5'- 
 f^ n. 3T5f?J?r<n ?!. 
 
 Good 0. ^T^Tfs/. ^f^'l «. 
 
 Interpretation of omens. SfTT^fvpF ?!. 
 
 Ominous word, ar^sr^^ w;. 
 
 Omentum, m. caul. mV-mims^T ««. 3T?R-'2^ n. arsn^oi ;i. 
 
 Ominous, «. of or belonging to omens. y -^-.H l R q ^ f^T, ^T^^ 
 
 2 foreloding ecil. aTi^^=q^, aTH^g:^!?;, 3T^tm?Ix?^, 
 
 Ominousn-ess, «. V. A. 1. ^TT^^fST n. ^KTspTH^^f^j- «. 
 
 2 arfSf?^^?^ n. &e. sTTj^rr/. 
 Omission, 7«. v. V. l.—ad. ^"t^ot 7j. ^^^ n. Sic. ^iRm/. 
 
 q'i*>jr+)/. «r^ «. [!TT ?8. ?^ m. 
 
 2 f^^or «. &c. qjTicTT/. ^FHT/. ?m^^/. n:;TFft^/. 'fl- 
 To Omit, y. a. ?eai-<? out. ^re^, nra'Jf, ^,|-+.ui, tTTol'Tf, 'it^^cr, 
 
 sf^'of, ^<|4Il'-|l-&e. %^, JT^^ »!.-&c. qRof y. 0/0. 
 To be omitted. 155^, T^, ■3'+."! , ■STnTSof. 
 
 2 neglect to practise, v. To Jveglect. f^^ijf, R|JH*,.h-h- 
 
 ^-&c. ^spjf, 3TT5J?rJ».-n'?rrr^/.-^^J/.-?R?^/.-ic. ^- 
 
 ^of y. of 0. sfrRot. 
 Omitted, /i. v. V. 1. 'Il'Vpjr'J, 5PT5i^?5T, <tc. cjY^^ cj-^^ q^=f_ 
 
 Omnibus, ?z. v>T^r<T »». 
 
 Omnifaeious, a. of all kinds. tT^-^, ?ni iT-f.K-.ir. 
 Omnifaeous, n. that bears all kinds. ?nf P^vt, ?nrp^. 
 Omnigenous, (j. o/nZ^ kinds, ^f^'^', ^^fsi^T^. 
 Omnipotence, n. unlimited power. ^4'+.i4^f^/. 3T7R?lf%/. 
 
 Omnipotent, n. having unlimited pioicer. ^^%^, ?i;f-+,H:(T- 
 
 TRHTT^'^r^, &c. 
 Omnifeesence, n. presence in every placce. e^TtIh/. 3^fH'- 
 
 Omnifeesent, 6t. T. N. ^^'■■^^\^W■^ ^sfsTrqt, f«T'^<TR^, ^^- 
 
 c<-<4 R w K , ^qrTKrrf?R,^3T7fR-4^r^r#7rTmr aH+juii^r,f%H. 
 Omniscience, «. knoidcdge of all things. tt^PmMfiM «. ^- 
 
 q'fTRT «. ^sffmr/. 3TMH51K «. a=rMV4Kf1H n. 
 Omniscient, a. v. K ?fW, ?f^!t, ^#^tTT, ^T^^Tf, ^rsnTT^T", 
 
 f^nn^fT, f^q-.ir^i/f, fjiWtTf^, f^j^iRr. 
 
 Omnivagant, Omnivagous, a. icandering every uha-c. ■^^- 
 
 OmnivOeous, a. that eats all things. ^^T?l, tl^H?^^, ^^HV- 
 
 Omphalic, a. belonging to the navel. ?rr>f^=Tr, ^F^, ^TTfH»i- 
 Ompiialocele, n. rupture at the narcl. ?nf>T^.?^ n. 
 Omfualotomy, n. dividing the navel string. qif»Tir^ «. ^T- 
 
 On, ^?-i°p. fR, ^RrTT (?f fZ. 5R?it o?- fTf 0'- '^, 3^. 
 
 2 at or near. ?r, ?5T, <Jt o'" ^ff ( all added to the noun ), 
 
 3 at the time of. ^, ?rT, f ( all added to the noun, as ^\ 
 ^TRTsntt %fH I will come on Monday). 
 
 Ou or before. 1%, tTT^T, as J<t HT^qRTT^ qpT I 
 will come on or before Tuesday. 
 
 4 concerning, about. f?fq^f, B'i'Tl', 'T^FTT'Tf, ^ or^ (as f?f 
 ^Ffff ^PTTr^ aTTrTT ^t^ He had come on some business).
 
 ONE 
 
 5 in consequence of, after, m., HHT, 3TH?TT. 
 
 On this or that accouut. ?TT-Pn iT^-??iq--m€r-^ft?Tf-&c. 
 C— with reference to the limbs. arfcT, r, ?f, ( added to 
 the noun, as <Trm?I ^rST ^^A to put shoes on the feet, 
 ^^ ipfr ^TTrl^ to put a ring on the iinger, 3TtnfH 3Tt- 
 nr^ Ml~;"f to put an angvahhii on, JT^t^ TPT1% «ri«^'^ 
 to put a turban on the head, &e. ). 
 0>", mh'.foruard, in projression. J5, JTT^. 
 2 foricanl ; m succession. J?. 
 
 o I'fl continuance. <?%. This sense is often best expressed 
 bv the combination of'srR'ifw Tfn with another 
 A erb, as ^TrlrT ^rs^ to go ou speaking', ^\^ TX^ to go 
 (in singing, &c. 
 
 4 upon ( the body, &e. ). ?f, ^ ( joined to the Boun ) 
 with reference to the head, as f\i^ hI'iP-, 5r^?5T ^^- 
 ^, &c. ^^ with reference to parts where clothes sit 
 loosely, as artnR?: ^T^. The locative case ( 3?tfr, #, &c.) 
 is used where articles fit closely, as art'lffT STtHT^TT, 
 
 'TRfrf ^:%5T, ^rrm <Trir, sit^m ^re^r. 
 Ox, jji^f)^'. ^srr. 
 
 0>CE, adv. one time. 'TF^T, ^^^55, <^^%2:f , v-+. •=♦!<, '^^^itt, 
 «^^;^^, ^%"T, ?r?JrT, 5?^ ( in comp. as i^^HT^ once 
 roasted, &c. ). 
 
 O. for all. ^^fTOT or ^, i^^ST. 
 
 O. and away. w,^^;m, W^X\ JPTofr, ^'^r ^Ftft, T<?r ^sf ?T. 
 
 2 V. rOKMEELX. ITFT, >J^r. 
 
 b one time, though no more. 5^^^ ded. W-^^., ?(^- 
 rH' decl. ^ffifHT </f cZ. 
 
 At o. at the same time. ^=fv^, '^^^, '^"f ^f, ^^^Tst, 
 
 At o. ot one time, at one act, one stretch, one effort, S,'c. 
 r^^FTf, V+iM, (^V^off, ^Jff OJ- JT, ^I^I?i, ^+lrl^K"l<T- 
 ^, '(^RTTT^SfH', ^m^, &c. %T=T, ^RR^T, fTSn^TW- 
 
 f^rr, &c. ^'T?f^. 
 
 At o. jirompil I/, on the spot, outright. rT^TT^, "cl^^f^, 
 ^5^ ?t5^f^, ^TTT^ft, ?ret=qTC, ^tr^S, ^5T^5. 
 
 At o. together, in a lady, ^^r^r or it, fn'i'l, t^^%- 
 #, '^^RT^, "^^F^, ^5[T:, ^[n^^. 
 
 All at o. in one lump or qitantify. ((^'4r^, '^^JT^, 
 (^virPT, <(^^H, ^^HS'ift, ^^^P^, ^3;^, ^^W.%TJT[Z, 
 
 All at 0. V. SuDiiE>-LV. ^^TtifT, Sf^^HFT. 
 Okce, n. tJ^ vHHI' K 3nf . 
 OxE, (7. single in rmmler. ^^,, 
 
 One and a half, efts, — consisting of one and a half 
 f-iS-^vI, ^frr ; — quantity of one and a half f^?T/. 
 
 The figure one ( 1. ). 5t^3T m. 
 2 single, undivided, (t^, i^^"^. [^M?fl^. 
 
 8 some one, any one, indefniiely. ^^.^ ^W^.^ ^PTTift^^, 
 4 like, identical, (t^^ ^KW., ^^^fTT^r. 
 
 Become one with. fmrq'. 
 Z single in Tcind.^ the same, (t^, '^^. 
 6— noting diversity. ^^ ( as sfft^fff (^^ 3TTfoT %l^ ^^ It 
 is oae thing to talk and another to act, ^^ ^Rq- ^, 
 
 590 
 
 ONL 
 
 3TTfnT^ ^'F It is one thing to promise and another to 
 give, I 3?tqtT (njj -^^ 'i\ (jr^, 7^^R^r HOT qWT ^i^ i^ 
 This is one medicine and that is a ditVerent one, how 
 can they have the same effect ? ) 3lofT^ ( as %3; s^of 
 3T>ift'15 3TTfoT JM 'JTift<?J It is one thing to promise to 
 come and another to come ), fT^. 
 7 — as followint^ any. ^FHifT, ^Tift 'T^. 
 8 — as used with another and noting mutuality. i^^H^. 
 With one anther, i^jfr^q?, t^^^t^ff , "TcpH^frT, 3TT"T- 
 
 9 — particularly or pre-eminently, ^q? ( as a hero, a 
 minister, &c. icith out parallel, <(=F5ftT, ^-IJ ^tHTTrtt, &c. A 
 scamp, liar,&c.«/!!2KC, unrivalled S{^ ^l^i <^S«m,&c.). 
 
 Such a one. a certain person. 3?^^, STT^T, 'F^'Tr. 
 
 All 0. one and the same thing. ^^^<^=F. 
 
 Every o. all without exception. i^^^T ?=?>, ^TtTT. 
 
 One by o. ^(^q; or 1?%^, (t^ <^^?:T, ^ ^^f^f, sjf'q'-T. 
 
 Many a o. f^rft <^. 
 
 0. closely after another. ^TTRT, «r?;^^T^. 
 
 O. with another, together, in a lump, ^'c^^, (^f ?I?^, 
 
 Eelating- to one or two. ^^j^V^.7^^=^. 
 One, n. v. Pebson, Ma>'. H^tq n. htoJJT n. 
 
 One's self. arrriT. 
 
 One's own. aTTTrJT, 
 
 Of one's self. 3TT'iT3TTT. 
 2 any one — iudef. i^q;^ JpffT, ^fii^'T. 
 3— the figure 1. ^sfTST »«• 
 0^•E-ETED, a. IT^TSTT, <^^r?^, <^^%^, ^^^fj, ^T<ITT;— 
 
 jocosely, ^JipT^PT. 
 One-sided, a. v. Paetial. (^^prfwt, ^^?TT<FT, ir^pq^. 
 One>-ess, n. unity, cj'c. ^^^.^^^ m. ^^7[f ^^q' «• ^'THT^ m. 
 3T|rr «t. 3T>T^ »«. rfT^TT^ ». 
 
 The doctrine of o. in pliilosophy ( one principle in 
 the universe ). sfgcf n. 3T|rIi^?r n. 3i|;ci^^ m. 31 H^ m. 
 aTHc^H?f «. 3lir^^ »». ^^^ m. f^g? n. 
 
 Holder of the doctrine of o. 5fr^ri=Jlt(t, 3T*r^=TT^, f?T- 
 
 Holding the doctrine of o. 'JTH?^f^/. a^JT^H-TcTw.aiM^- 
 gf?/. aT|?rif^/.&c. 
 
 As opposed to the above is the doctrine of duality, 
 or the assertion of two principles, especially of the 
 distinctness of God and the world. H^HrT n. Mi4\i m. 
 
 5?T n. 1?tifrf «."|rr5rT^ «!.— Holder of it.ijj^rraft l^^nfr, 
 
 H^f f^, ir^q;^^;— holding it, »T^^f'?/. ^^im. H^- 
 
 f^/. '^^^^^^ m. f rT^ft/.&c. 
 
 To Onekate. See To Load. 
 
 Oneeoi's, a. liirdcnsome. ^?r5, HT^, ^^^, ^^T, f :?r^. 
 
 OxiON, m. «Fi^T '». 'IFJtf, '"• =F^"T «'• Some significant termsi 
 
 for it are, ^W.^ m. ^rorr^T^/. J^^^iJ Hm^T «■ 
 Onion-coloked, a. cqr^. 
 Only, a. single, sole, one alone. i^^F, "^^^j '('F^'^^, '^^CT, 'f ■ 
 
 =F?5r, ^_^\^, %5rc5 OJ- 3. 
 
 2 one and no more, this and no other. ^J,^ ( with the
 
 OPE 501 
 
 prououu ^T or jfr ), ^f^rfT, '^^^VTH^Jp. 
 OSLT, adv. simply, merely, sinyly. %q-5J, TTT^T, ^5], 5^T decl. 
 
 f^P, tripjT rfecZ. ^ «(/,?c(/ ^0 /7;e ailjecfive. 
 
 2 «o ortii «o otherwise. %5rol, =q mf.^cf? /o /Ae adjective. 
 OxOMANcy, «. divination ly the letters of a name. sTTHTf^T- 
 
 OxoiliTOPElA, n. — in grammar. aT=7^vT0T ^i. ^T^^^^TS? »k. 
 
 OxsET, 0>SLAuauT, n. a rushiny on, determined assault, v. 
 
 Attack. |£5T m. =q]^f. q^ or qnr »». ^/. %^ITR w. 
 
 At the first o. ^ff % Mil+*TR, <Tff% r(5T??^!%. 
 
 Ontologist, «. ^HnTT=^ f^^Rt, ^^m^ fsr^i^t. 
 
 OXTOLOQY, «. sWfJifC (/ ie/»yA-. fffsrm^iftKreT /. W^m^T- 
 
 ^=^K m. -^^^\^T^=^K m. 
 OxAVAKD, Okwabds, adv. forward, proyressively. qir, KI^"^. 
 
 2 /?J advance, qi, "T^ji. 
 
 3 somewhat further. Jpfff <TS, "TS. 
 OUWAHD, a. advanced or adcanciny. J5 n'ff^ or ^T'TT'^IT, 
 
 Ooze. m. sZ/wje, so/); mud. iji^ ?». ^qf _/". ^sf f. 
 
 2 soft flow, tricliling, exudation. TT^fT w. f^^f?; WJ. f^f^- 
 
 ^ »«. ^q" Hs. ^Y^^ m. ^r^oT ?». ^sr ?». 
 
 Concealed vent througli which there is an o. vx f. 
 
 3 oozing matter, v. Sweat. ^\^^ m. TT^ ?«. f^n »». 
 
 ^;T''i.^5j' «j. f^^r^^n^ft n. 3:Toff /. 
 
 Jb Ooze, v. n. percolate, exude, flow through pores. TT^HTJ?, 
 
 5n: wi.-W^T W.-&C. ^Tot y. o/ 6\ 
 
 2 V. To Sweat, "rm^or, ^\^7. m.-kc ^m_ 
 
 OozEr, ;). V. V. 1. qra':%OT, &c. TTHtk, 5^, ?^ft?(. 
 
 OozEE, «. Oozixo, p. a. V. V. 1. RT^ROTRT, &c. ?TT, w^^r. 
 OoziNEss, n. Y. A. 1. X^%f. ITS ;». 
 
 I. — of the ground after heavy rain. 5To5/. g'lT^ /. 
 OoziXQ, m. V. V. l.—aet. TT^f^ot «. &c. <TT5n: »». f^=qXT J«. 
 
 ^\^ m. JiTF^T ?«. flf^qr m. n^f. iT2?fr/. 31>qar?H. Wfa m. 
 
 2 TT^^i'if jz. qiq^; m. 
 Oozx, a. slimy, Sf'c. ^^=qT, ^^^F^T, nT^rqi, q^TT'T. 
 
 2 5iffa<y, soft, f^q^qi, ^TF^^CT, 3X^57, TrSn^rT, ^ST. 
 To be o. 3TTo5iTf. 
 Opacitt, Opacousness, 0pake>-ess, n. v. A. 1. STTK^^T^B- 
 
 m n. sr^r^TT%?pTT/. ^^\^^fH^■'■:^^^:^^ n. ^.vm-^^r^^ n.&c. 
 2 ^srH?rr /. f^r'^^HFTT/. rrTF^j^frr /. 3TJ5i=^jjrrT/. 
 
 OpaCOUS, Opake, a. not transparent. 3TTR^^%, ST^T^ir^, 
 
 sT^^isf^q'^, ^^^Tfr^-TF, f^?:ur^r4^, ^f^n'^rp, ^>jrr- 
 
 2 </rtr/t, ohscure. f%5^>T, 'Y^^^^i 3T^=:^. 
 Opal, n. f^qrg m. ^^tTPPfeq; ««. 'in=T^?T^H m. 
 To Ope, To Open, v. a. unclose, iinlock. g'^'rf, 3'qiT-Tft- 
 
 ^p^-&c. ^ot, 3^?T «.-&c. ^^y. o/'o. 
 
 orE 
 
 To 0. one's mind. <fr? «. .pi-joT, iT^ ^tqfjji sprwf. 
 
 2 expand., spread, tj'c. ^^nuf, tmriif, ?ll5^, T«TS5f?r>if, Sf- 
 JFTn OT.-f^'^rn W.-&C. :KT^. y. o/o. ST^mxn-ft-'FTf^TTI-ic. 
 
 3 crafyt, .?p/(Y, divide. ^fSKiif, rT^^filCf, T^f^iJt, HTsrfqdf. 
 
 4 draw out kindly. JPjf^TT, g^R<ir, srFf^-f5T^KfHrl-.<.i-. 
 
 5 cvjilicatr., e.v2)0und,v. To E.VPI.AIN. •dr^'Uuj, 3^^6f, 
 3"?5'TJT »«.-<Pr5 wi.-<Tft^J m.-^SJZ^ H.-ic. qnTJf j^. r/o. 
 
 G ^;-f(7i- ^//e seal of and unfold. "PisoT, T^'rf. 
 
 7 V. To Begix. 3Nl^|rr m.-T^^^ m.-&L: sRot ^. r//'(7. 
 ^f m. ^Jijf y. o/o. 
 
 8 ( a tumour, &c. ). Vliul', "PF^of, ;ppT>if, f^of. 
 
 9 ( a road, passage, Ac. ). TTIor, q77:ot, HPPoll «PT^. 
 To Open, t). ;j. nndose, cjv. T^of, T^^-jft-^^r-vtr. ^[ot, 
 
 2 expand, unfold, ^'c. 31)r7^, ^Tr^aT^ 3'"F^'Jt, fq-Tv^T'T, 
 5Tf;nT?».-&c. ^trfy. o/s. 
 
 3 c;-oeZ;, split, i^c. r?5<if, Ft^^^r, im^of, J^oj^ "ht /.-^> 
 
 ^ f.-&C. 13^ '». fO«. 
 
 4 (/jVa/e kindly, if a. ^rl^, "IF?^, ^^"P-T'Jt, Tip^aT, yiT- 
 rJ'f, ^«Io50T, 3'=fo5'if . 
 5— a seam; come undone. g'?r^air_ 
 
 6 out, abroad, widely, &c. — legs, eyes, mouth, &c. 
 ?rT^,f=r^^'Jr, "T^ijf, ri^n'Jf . — horu8, branches, &c. <pf- 
 ^P^, "Pt^oi". 
 
 7 lose closeness of texture. fV^^f, f^T^oS'if. 
 8— as soaked grains, &c. 3TRr5>n, ^''P^. 
 9 out ; fig', comeforth.^ display one's talents, ^'c. g?Ior. 
 
 Open, a. not shut, not closed, ^-c. 3^Tir, ^T, Hre5!T. 
 
 2 not secret or concealed, pullic. 3"'^?, T^F, srf?F5", sfiR, 
 
 ?T?, sTf^^TirrsTT, 3-q?qTiTT=^F, ^^z^^]^., &q. ^sws^\- 
 
 =ETF, STf?r5q#STF, A-c. ^CI^F^ft^T, ^^ifT^F. 
 
 3 artless., sincere, ingenuous, c^'c. v. Fuank. J^m^T jtt- 
 ^aT-f?FHoJ-&c. JTT+coi|l H^F^F, PlMolH^HT, f^i^^P^, fH- 
 
 ai'T^iTF^. 
 
 4 e.vposed., unprotected, unsheltered—a, place, •jijgi, ifr- 
 *5ET, ^MiNl^il, 7qi^q^='iTrqF,7q^qT?r5TrqT, f^TTTsq^n^, 
 3T?TF«nTF^F, ^FTF^PT, 'JT^TF'^, sil-^Ni,;TF-^F^rr^. 
 
 In the opeu air, yard, street, &c. si''-i4'MI^<, ^^TS^g- 
 =^F^. 
 
 5 free to all comers, admitting tcitJiout restraint, jfhpsrr, 
 ^?5T, *il+.cbqi ST^F^qr^T, 'pPfFTF^, f^gTT, %F^Tr;TFFTr- 
 ^F, Tf|7T^l^=^, 5Tf%^'^f|n-^IfT-&c. ['*RF^?r. 
 
 6 uncovered, not having a cover, — a vessel. TT5 <^r5F^r, 
 
 7 clear, free, unobstructed, roomy, i^w Hl^oir, ^cTT, ^- 
 
 8 ?io< crowding or close, f^^^ oj- 3, flf^S, f^^^Sl, §5F, 
 jiF«P5Er, 5T3, TF?To5. 
 
 9 not settled, not closed, — account, &c. =5IF55, 3'>TT, afr- 
 
 10 full, commanding, ^/je,— couateiianco,&c. T^, sj-
 
 OPE 
 
 B92 
 
 OPI 
 
 11 unobslrucleJ, clear, — river, &c. jft^^, ^rffcTT. 
 1"2 — scaui, joint, &c. 313[. 
 13— a \owel, &c. 3^TtT, f^fT. 
 11— tlio org-ans of speech. t^fH. 
 
 In o. day, in hroad Jay lif/ht. fs^THT^^ToTTT, f^, f^- 
 
 OrES-iiAMiKD, a. V. Gk-sekous. ^|r(|-m ^tw.^-^Z\-^^^^■^- 
 
 Opes-ueabied, a. y. Fhask. H^TT^r JT^FoTT. 
 OPEx-iiouTUED, a. 3TT cTre?;?JT, frrs ^rr^i^sT, nti "T^f^rtT, 
 
 To fall upou 0. 3fRf5 T5Er <TI^. 
 OlESED, ;J. V. V. A. 1. 3rq5'~??5T, m-T^IT %%^, &c. 3^Tf^. 
 
 t2 j^%c?r, THT3?rr, &c. ^mz^ f;T-Tr%fi, sf^prf^Trr. 
 
 I.— au eclipse. 3^Tfe?T. 
 Opesee, n. Opemiso, p. a. v. V. A. 1. 3'^5'JrnT, 3"q^T ^Wr- 
 ?r, &C. 3^TC?r ^rT?. 
 
 I. See Apeeiext, Laxative. 
 Ope>-ixg, n. v.V. A. l.—act. S'qs^ «. &e. ^^Z^ n. 
 
 O. and sbuttiug- ( reiterated! j, &c. ). ^^m^^f-^- 
 
 2 — act. ^^TS'if n. T^'ii n &c. — state. spPT^T »n. ^-^T^???. 
 Z—act. 3'SISat «. &c. S'?!^ «• WS'T^^^T n.— state. ^- 
 
 C— s/a<e. ^it^m '/«. :s^^mn. ^rt^ m. aTRT ot. 
 
 I. aperture, Jiole, perforation, crach, mouth, ^'c. 'TPP n. 
 
 tiT n. r%3/. HT/. ifT/. <T^/. ^ ?J. 5^ M.^rr?:/. g;TT;!. 
 
 Opexly, ado. Y. A. 2. S'^^-, jqiqtrff o;- ^'^ST^, &c. irf^^T- 
 
 cfr, ir^Tifr, ?T?Toff, ^-^jnr'ar, ^^^rrq^, ^f^rt, 3-^- 
 
 O. aud secretly, — telliug, tcaeliiug.^l'cTtfr J^sf ( ^f- 
 
 Opek>-ess, «. Y. A. 1. g-wfJTT »». ift^Kq''JTT »«. g^TiiT «»• 
 z-^iw.J. ^^Tfr/. Jj-rafs/- !Tf*T5rTT/. 
 
 o 3T^^ Tftqj^qTJTT »». ?r'Jr<JlfaicTT<iTr m. &c. 3T5Fr"T^q «. 
 Pr^^T^^J- n. ■^F,■^\^ m. 
 
 4 ?^t<TOTrwj.-&c. f;=ra«r5T?tT/. 3rTT«?«TrrT/. a^p-r^^i^^n. 
 7 H:^ijqan- m. g%qtJTT ?». &e. g^ror w. srr^T^f?^' «. 
 
 10 ?«;i<qorr »». ^i^tbtott m. sTr^T^rT ?). [ zij n. 
 
 Opeea, n. — the ontertaiument. Hnt?T n. ^l^f^pp n. ?rT- 
 Jb Opekate, t>. n. worlc, perform Junction, t. To Act. 
 
 M.-ic. ^iJf and, in. con. 'i{^^ g. of s. 
 
 2 v.-orJc causativeli/, produce ejfed, Y. To Act. ^T^'r^T «.- 
 
 ?;m/.-&c. q:M. jin i«.-&e. ^?:of, ?5r'T--5n'^-&c. ^rVar^- 
 
 8— iu surgery. ^T^^qr^ ^iJT «.-^^f^qT/.-<S;c. ^?;ur, ^- 
 
 Opeeatiox, «. Y. V. 1. — act. ^5lT?5"ifr H. %5E5f«. &c. ^ m. 
 
 2 an<; ACTIO.N-. .j;^^ 11. ^?T/. 
 
 I.— in surgery. ^T^ST?!!^ ^PT n. ^T^f^qT/. ?I^^^ «. 
 
 II. ad, deed, ^c. y. Action. T-TH n. ^JT «. 5pr4 n. w^n■ 
 Opebatiye, a. hucing or everting agency. JpH-^IT, «FH^lfr, 
 
 2 producing effect, y. Efeicacious. n"7T^rT^-qn^t-TTl'r, 
 
 Quickly o. — iiiediciuc. ^TT^^^ft. 
 Operative, n. labouring artisan, (j'c. ^IH^O, 'FTf^lT, ^?7r- 
 
 Opekatoh, n. y. V. 1. n»<Z Agext. ^FtTF, ^TOTTTr, ^[4^^- 
 I.— iu surgery. ^T^>q-R WW ^^OTRF, ^TWf^qpfTftr, ^T- 
 
 Opedose, (j. toilsome, y. Laeoeious. ^-jr^, =>^Hr^, stf'^ra, 
 
 Opeboseness, n. v. A. stsifreT^m. ^'Trnf^rrr/ JiTT^iT^T^^T/. 
 Ophidian, a. pertaining, tjv. i?o serpents. ^'T^T'ff, ^Hf^T'^q^. 
 Ophiophagous, a. serpent-eating. ^H?T^, ^qH^, H^Hf^'l. 
 Ophthalmia, OPHTnALiiY, «. disease of the eye. ^^^H »»• 
 "^^^ »"• ^'fRTT m. Bt^^^V^ m. 
 
 Acute 0. m\zi]^ m. pi. 
 
 Purulent o. ^luq- or ^Tot stsi ?«. pi. HOTira »». /??. 
 
 Pricking of the eyes under o. ^hO /. ^^S »«. f. %. 
 
 To have o. sts m. pi. q'of 5'. ofs. 
 Ophthalmic, a. jwrtaining to the eye. stoi^THr, %=5rrsTT, 51- 
 
 Opiate, n. medicine that causes sleep or rest, ^f^'^'-f^^'^- 
 &c. ark'^ n. fq-^FTTft afrT'cT m. 3'T^TPr?r «. 
 
 Opiate, a. soporific. ^\^ SfmtTFT, &c. f?r^Tmt-^=T:^-'S;c. 
 3'T^TH^Wr, 3^^TH^Rt, S^^TT^'T. 
 
 To Opim=. Sec To TniSK. 
 
 Opixiated, Opiniatiye, a. olstinate in one's own opinion. 
 
 %z^, ^s^rr^r, ^-m, l^rtrfr. 
 Opixiativeness, Opixiatey, «. v. A. KTH^^rrf^m^ j;;. kijt- 
 fira^ «!. ^qT^TFtrFHTTf^TrlT/. KrTrfHTTFT ««. |^^^ »«. ?H1T 
 
 Opinion, «. persuasion of the mind. JTFT «. T^THTvfTrT /. ^- 
 A different 0. fsTq;?? m. [ ^q;?q m. 
 
 Opposition or ditfcrcnce of o. iTrf%9[ »«. i^r^frlTfrT/. 
 Opposed in o. f^iTf?I"T^, 
 
 2 notion, judgment, mind., thought. HcT «. gf^/. ?TH^ ot. 
 /. ^TH^fT/. ri^J ni. f^^{K m. q| »». ^lf^% »«. »TT?r «. 
 HTtT m. W.^\^ m. 
 
 Ill 0. I'^HTSf «?. 
 
 Public o. ^T'TH?t n. ^^JTrT «. 5IfTT?T n. 
 
 Eegard to public o. ?5nF?5^5rT/. ^=7rI^T/. 
 
 3 «c^ 0/ /enf/«, particular view. TfrT «. ^F?? ?«. q?TH!. 
 
 4: fiivorahle Judgment, esteem, ^jmf. ^RT<t/. qp^HT^
 
 OPP 
 
 OrihlOXATED, Ori>'IO.SATIVK, a. v. Ojpixiatki). KliTriTrT- 
 
 OnsioxAxiTE.VEss. n. v. A. T5TJTrirfTRT?r w!. JT^IffHTPT m. 
 Oriuir, n. 3T<f /.'iT^tiiT/3T'?rtiT/. 3^%vr/. arf^^^w.— covert- 
 ]j or allusively, ^Scft./". J'^M'^fr? '«. 
 
 AdJictcd to o.-catiui^-. arftF^qr, aTftpJ^r, artftH^JIT^. 
 
 To iuhnlc the smoke of o. 3T<fqT ^i\Fj %l^, 
 Oro3?uir, n. ^%^^\m ^\\. 
 OrriDAX, a. of or lehnginj to a town. ^T^^7, ?r^ft, TtftT, 
 
 OrroxEN-r, a. v. Adveuse, Costeakt. 5?ist, fJT7^?T, fsTH^, 
 
 Opro.N-ENT, w. aJvcrsanj, v. ExEiiT.^^ft, fJrd"'4t, ?T^. 
 
 2 — in disputation, o^^cHf)' q/" a rf/s/»(^e. tTT^, 'J'T'TI^, "T- 
 
 3— gencr. o;;2)os/;?,7;.iOTVy. J?-f^^, srf^fT^, ifffT^nrt, 3'- 
 
 OrPOETUNE, a. iimeli/, urll-timei!, v. Season'able. ^H'frf^- 
 
 ?T, ?rmfqq;, siwfqfr, ^J^w■]^■, ^m^wl:, '^^m'^fz^^ 
 
 Oppoktuxelt, aJv. v. A. ami Seasoxablt. sthiW, q['Z^, 
 
 To come o. JT^TW %^. 
 Opportunexess, n. v. A. ^ir^frf^FST h. ^H^PT^^T n. ^^^- 
 
 OFroPvTUXiTT, n.Jlt or convenient time. sf^T in. ar^T^ w. 
 5r5!;/. ?rHq- m. ^^ m. ^etj/. fj-f^ m.f. Z]^ m. ^j^^j^ m. 
 
 Accordiug to o. q-<TST?tT, T<Tm?rT, ^T'^TT^TPr^. 
 To rob one of one's o. ^]r] m. /. if^, 
 2 convenient means, ^lif. ?TT'4^ n. ^'cTTH n. <frT wj.FTrTOT. 
 2j Oppose, v. a. resist, act against. 'i\T^-'J\Tl^^■^f^T■^J-f^^- 
 5--&c.^rof-3T«'^-%'jt,3Tf5raT,tT'4at,3TTI5T «.-'JTr3'H5S «.3Tr- 
 
 '''.-srfH^PR »>.-&e. ^TtJf,3TS?fr/.--JT5/.-c<cc. qr^oj. 
 
 2 set against, place in opposition. \^iv^■f[■^fr[l\^-:^\■Sic. 3'- 
 
 To 0. one's self to another. ^\%^l ^\j n. ^<jf_ 
 Opposed, p. and a. t.V. 1. aT5^?5=;T, tP'TS^IT, &c. cniT?r, f?r- 
 
 2 arnsTT'^FI^, &c. 
 
 I. V. Adtehse. firJT?r, f^?r, ^r^^i^, f%?^. 
 
 Opposek, M. Opposixg, /J. a. Y. Y. 1. and Ahvekse. stit- 
 
 JrorRT-^TR^, 'JTS^mRF, sfRirrTT, Ac. ft-tr4-&c. ^rutrf, 
 
 OvvOrHT-E, a. fronting, facing. ^^^ pop. ?r^^, ^fHl^T^, 
 
 2 hostile, repugnant, v. Adverse. Orcr'^ft, ifirr^r'^t, &c, 
 
 3 contrarg, v. Eeverse. 3^7rr, f^TT^t^. 
 
 4 further, remote, on the other side. Ti^Tt^FS^T or ?5T, T^- 
 ^St^, m ( in conip. as 'RTft^ the o. bank ), arR. 
 
 Opp03Iie,m. a contrary, \^^^m.^'m^m.^fr{^^m.^'^^\^f[m. 
 
 503 
 
 OPP 
 
 f^rTTl^TTR «i. ^rfri^r- 
 
 0PP03ITELY, adv. V. A. 1. ?{H|T, ?IHrTr1UtR, JIR?T. 
 
 2 fsRmRT, f^^vTHrsrr^, f^rd^^,?'^"^, f^n^-j^i;. ' 
 
 Oppositkxess,?!. v. a. 1. 5=11?^/. ^H?^?TT/.'?T%^?ir/. arr- 
 
 2 \^^■'^ m. f^Ti^r/. %rr''T>Tr^ w;. fsR^Tr^ ,„. ^rrf^:^^ 
 
 11. Sff^-IHR «. 
 
 3 f^qq-f^ ««. f^rqqq' ?K.'qqftfJi 
 
 OrrosmoN, n. v. V. I.— act. 3Tn=rr qwf «. STjqor n. ar^Tirf. 
 tT?r «. sifFTfr':! m. a^qu^T WJ. SffFT-lHT ?«. sifftf^qr/ JTRTI 
 
 ji. fH^Rur «. [?7j;rcr m. 
 
 I. //(^Jci/ZmeH/, V. IIiXDERAXCE. 3T5?ft/. ari'tTotr w«. a^- 
 IJ. hostile feeling. f^^Hfq w. l^rHrq m. 
 
 1 n. collective Lodi/ of opposcrs. f^^TfH^^PRfiJg »». q^fn- 
 
 sTrfrrq^ m. 
 
 For other meanings, See Oppositesess. 
 To Oppress, v. a. treat with excessive and vnjiisl scvrrili/. 
 ^JT J«.-^H^?TrefT/.-^Jr!lft/-&c.:fRiJf xcith^Tofo. fq^T^^ 
 fq^5 ^of, v?TT^, ^T^, fqs'jf,^!?^, ^r:^, ^JRiir, =qw, 
 v^oi^oJR: wi.-Tq^q »i.-7qj=[7 m -&c. ^<iif-^OT, ^^ m. ^9T- 
 
 Ht?oT, ^ixRTf^-=ERq;pT-&c.qr^aT, =5R$'r-^^'^r-qRtPTR7T^'r- 
 FtR^^ff ■'TT'jr, ^% !». i^i. ^rf^T^m-^RiJt, ^if?i ^raot, %=i 
 M. q?T5iq, 'T?qi?rr (;e<.^-pf^;^^r?fT(?c'cZ.-ic. qp^ijf, ^rr^r^a; 
 
 aTTOTot, =iirf|=5rTf| adv. q;^. 
 
 2 overburden, overpower.^ press. ^IV^^-TSV^K-Sic. ^^^^ ij. 
 ofo. 3^7 m.-^Sl^\ f.-&c. SSqoT, g. ofo. S^iif, ^.T^in, ^I^ 
 
 ^Tw, qri"^, t^'^^iT-gt'R-ctc. qr3<jf, J^qfq^, ^? q^of- »«. 
 
 ro». ^r^q;oiT/.-&c. 3TT"Tat, ^Z^tfTT^T-^e. m^^, iR-&c. 
 
 ^'T'Jt, ?Trqff ^^ aTmiJf. 
 
 To be opprcs.sed. ?ri$'r ^3J ^trf, ifrirqat, TTqijftH q^; 
 
 — throug-h emotion. 15:r oi.-^rm.-^^T^.-Ac. JT^irr y.q/'». 
 Oppressed,;?, v. V. 1. fq5si=i^, ^r^'^frr, c<;:c. TqH?T, jq^;^. 
 
 2 ^qsBT, ^r3^?5r, %t %?!i=5r, ^t^T^r qR^sr," &c. 
 Oppression-, «. v. V. 1. — act. fqoEot «. ^JTT^ot n.^jnajijf )(.&c. 
 
 ;jTr^tjft/. ^^'JpF/. ^W.W^f. 7.\^f. ^nm^/. ^JT w/. 
 
 /. %^/ jq^^r >». 3:qK^ w. :S'J^i^ n. ^^Z^^ n. fn?T n. 
 
 sr^rqti^r ». 
 
 Eegal o. and injustice. XV^W. «. 
 
 To have or feel an o. of the chest, ^l m. ^^ot y. 0/"^. 
 3TFR air^r n.-Scc. g-ROT. 
 Oppressive, «. v. V. 1. ^^HRTT, =^H7qR?ft^r, ^q(t^i, 
 ^qr^^t^r, &c. ^q^?k, ^r^m, 'f r?Tc;mq;-TRq;, ^trtt, 
 ^■q^ff ^R^. 
 
 2 Tn^"?; si^T'JIRT, ^RTTqCTTRT, '4?"'jft^^ qnarm, c'cc. ^^t"^, 
 
 ^R'm, ^sf^, Hift, ^?q;?T. 
 Oppressivexess, m. v.a. 1. ^rrf^qurr »i. ^=^r=fr/. =^r?r^rq- 
 
 ■f-f^T W. ^?iqi?=T H. itc. 
 
 2 ^ftyiquil »1. -JllfrlMHUII ?«. &C. 
 
 Oppressor, n. Oppres^i.vq, p. a. v. V. 1. ^RT^rrRr, ^raurrrr, 
 fq^?[?iu[RT, ^^^^rumr, &c. ^iTTrfr^, ^qi5??r, 37^q-^rTr-
 
 ORA 
 
 591 
 
 ORB 
 
 OrpnoBBloi's, a. reproachful . ti-urrilous. f^^^, ^•iliufl"'!!, 
 ^•i l ot l^T. T^^r^, *?IcifHl, Ac. 3T"T^rT5^. MV*i f^ «!<•*'- 
 
 Ori'i:oBiiiOLSLY, adv. V. A. H?H, J^foft^, f%7T ^CT, f%5T- 
 
 "J^, Ac. [^^FrTT/. 
 
 OPVIiODKIOUSXESS, Jl. V. A. f^'i+r«) n. ft<il*i^--l*Hf ». aTTeTT- 
 
 OrrnoDBiL-ir, n. v. Repkoach. f^TT/ 3T^crr7tn. n^/. ^f^/ 
 To Orpuos, V. a. resist, v. To Oppose. ^\%^\ JTot-fm. 
 Oppuoxaxct, 71. V. Opposition. f^?T«T «». snfH^^ «. ^^- 
 
 OiTATivE, (7. f.rfi-essinj desh'e. ij--^\*:^Wr^\'T¥--&c. 3Tf*T?rT- 
 
 Optic, Optical, a. relatiiij to sight or vision, ^t"^, H^- 
 
 2 rela/iii'/ to the science of optics. ^f'SfCf'^rT, ^^^r^^'T'fl', 
 
 Optic, n. organ cf siyht. '^^'[k^^ n. ^nfuf^n. ^^t^mrq^m. 
 Optician, n. one sJcilled in optics. ^^^TT^, ^^JT'^fT, ^- 
 
 2 »nflrArr of optical instrument.'!. ^f%?TTq^=ir ^J^TOTRT. 
 Optics, n. science of vision, ^i^qr/. ^f^.f^ff ^^^TT'g «. 
 
 Option. See CnoicE. 
 
 Optioxal, a. left to choice. ^Jjft^T, ?#=5IT, f^^?TT^, '^f^tJ- 
 
 An 0. matter. gsff^m^J m. f^^]^Jf^^^ m. f^^^qf^T- 
 Opplence, Opulency, «. v. Wealth. ?TTf%r/. P;e-Tlt/. «ff- 
 
 Opulent, a. icealthy, v. Ricn. '^Tr{^pop_ ».ftjq7T, iTT?T5fT, rTT- 
 
 2— csji. a merchant. iTin:^, T^??:, ^15^, '-ftK^, sTTWC- 
 
 Oii, fo;y'. ^Ff, f%!rT, ^, ?TT, 3^'4^T, qr, qgr. 
 
 2 f /«e. HTf PTT, 3T^5!TT, rnTiTT. 
 
 3 — as expressing an alternative of terms or definitions 
 of the same thing- in different words. J^crr^. 
 Oi!ACLE, n. response of a god or inspired person to a qtiestion 
 put. !T?;r m. STHK m. ^^ m. — through a voice, anw^T- 
 
 2 the deity trho gives a response. Sf^T^T^T \^ m. iT^l?T=5ft 
 
 \^^f. ^m^^,^^f. ir^T^ rii=ju4)i--ii-nTn'j^T^r '^ m. q-sj 
 
 -&c. nxi\Tq]^ 'trj m. 
 
 3 thepilticc ichere a response is gicen. HPPJT^^ ^:?fFTT/. 
 5THT^'4H w. sr^^'fTR »!. ^f?f^iTM n. 
 
 The usual mode in which Maratluls consult an oracle 
 and seek divine direction is by sticking grains of rice, 
 bits of betel nut, flowers, leaves, Ac. on an idol. If 
 these g-rains, &c. fall off to the right hand, the question 
 has received a favorable answer ; if to ilie left hand, 
 an unfavorable answer. 
 
 The grains of rice, &c. stuck on an idol when it is 
 m. !T^ m. n^^TT/. pi. T^^^f. 
 
 bv sticking- grains of rice, d'c ^?j 
 
 consulted. > 
 To consult an < 
 
 W.-STOK m.-nSiTT/. pl.-Sic. f^cT^-JTmwf. 
 
 To consult gods and oracles. %^r tTJ?f f^^F"if . 
 
 To give an answer, — au o. thus consulted. ^=i rn.- 
 IfHT7 m.-kv. %ai. 
 
 To give a favorable answer, — an o. ^^^f. ^ijf, — to 
 give an unfavorable answer, 5T«ft/. ^. 
 
 4 a person ichote opinion is to Le regarded as an oracle. 
 
 5 ivise or authoritatire .sentence. arfir^^Jv^T^R n. 3?f»T^- 
 rprPffi/. -JTTFR^^ n. aTTJfrf^/. 
 
 Oeaculah, OnACUi.ous, n. V. N. uttering oracles. ^^^^^^\- 
 
 2 Z/A-e an oracle. S^SfToftH^^, SJTsjT'nT'^r^?!, .Se. 
 Ouaculault, OitACULOusLi-, adu. ^sntwr^, 3TP{iT^T'rmT4, 
 
 ^snwt ^15, &e. 
 OliAL, a. spoken, not written, rlfs^, f^rSjT'TT'ft'^, ^T^^T- 
 jfr^, 5^fft^, 3Tf?5f^?r. 
 
 O. answer. cfi^^H M »». [J" ;;;. 
 
 O. intereour.se or comniunicatiou. ^r^=^m'rfr ^mj- 
 O. statement or communication. ^\Z'^V^]^\f. TJJJjT- 
 
 Oeallt, adv. T. A. JT^^irr^, HTi^fmr^t^, j^jT^^jr^'f, =tt- 
 
 Oeange, ?i.— the tree. HRnt or ?lTfHt/. ^m^f. ?rRn ?«. — 
 the fruit, ^ift^ »J. Some kinds are, ^l^rr, HRRT, sr^Tift- 
 
 Slice or division of an o. ^T^f;^ f. >TT#zt/ 
 Orakge, Ouange-colored, a. ^R'ff, ^Tlt^. 
 Obangebt, 71. plantation of orange trees. ^n^=^-5TTf<'ft=^- 
 
 &c. sfPT m. 
 Oeation, n. set .speech, x. Haeanove. qr^^^'4 !«. ST^R^ n. 
 
 m^^f^^m^.^f:K^^'^ n. 
 
 OeatOE, «. piillic speaker or declaimer. ^HT^^r, ^TTiTflH, 
 2 eloquent speaker. ^^tJvT, ?T?=r^ Sf^f^T, ^^TnflrT, ii^I- 
 
 ==r^^^f, sf^nj-^q^, Efr^^tf^^r. 
 
 Oeatobial, Oeatoeical, a. pertaining to oratory or an 
 orator. ^TTRffe^TT^T, ^fHT^TfHIT^srr, firT'^frr^Ttf^^IT'TTI- 
 
 Oeatoeiallt. Oeatoricallt, adv. v. A. ?fHT^?Frtj-R-, w^-^- 
 qrtflf^, ?rTr5n|?it^FC=T, &e. ^TTTffT^rrT^i^KHITm^^T 
 Jf^Kl^', ^PTRfflf'T^^^, &e. 
 
 Oeatoeio, n. sacred drama set to music. iiPftTT?T n. ^'■'^jf. 
 
 OeatOet, w. art of public speaking. ^TTTffSfT n. ^'H\M^.^ 
 
 n. ^TT^^rq^qr/. 
 
 2 art of .speaking well, t. Eloquence. ^Io?^:^^^^- n. qrf - 
 "^VT^ n. ^npfq ?!.. 
 
 3 place for prayer. STT'^T^mR «. !TT'4?n?r^ n. 
 
 Obb, w. spherical hody.^ v. Spheee. rT?7 w*. 'ffrT^ m. J75^ ?J. 
 
 2 V. Oebit. ^/. ^Fc^T/. 
 
 3 circular array of troops. =5r^^i^ «j.
 
 OBD 593^ 
 
 Okbiculae, Oebiculate, «. sjpherical, y. Eoukd. JitcJ, 'ft- || 
 
 ?^=FR, ^H?5, 5rg?7ppR. II 
 
 0-S.mT,n. path of a planet. ^f\f. W.^jf. T.^ ni. q^T4 »«• j 
 ^T^TTH m. 5tS?5 n. f^THSc^ n. fsT^^TT n. ii 
 
 Apex of an o. g'^ m. 
 
 Apsis of an o. it^rw »«• 
 
 Tlie greatest iucliuation of a planet's o. fcf^'J^T »«• 
 ORCnAnD, n. indosure for fniit trees. 'Pothft ^TT/. "Pol^fr- 
 
 OnCHESTiiA, «. place for a laml. ^\^r^1H'\^T »«. HTR^RT »«. 
 
 2 io(/y of musiciam. ^\^^\■^ rn"'PT w.-T^T m. qrl^^rH- 
 yy Obdain, i'.o. estaUisli, prescribe, iiistitiife,\'.'£o Atpoint. 
 
 =5fr^/.-&c. ^>jfy. f/o. ?'4Tf'Trr-&e.^TiJr. 
 
 2 appoint to an office. JT^ijf, 'Tf^'n, F^tTTRat, ^fKnT^p/.- 
 5fr^^T/.-'fr3T?f «.-fS{qT^?r ?i.-&c. ^Rof y. 0/0. 3Tf4?^- 
 &c. ^FT'if. 
 
 3 JHtrs/ icilJi ministerial functions. qHrfq^HT^'^ ^?^T/. 
 ^ijf, ■3'n«;5r7tiTT=^^JFTJTr?n; 'TT^'Jr-%iTcn-,':TJT'T^5^f?^-tTH'T^- 
 f%5?fj-&c. Jf)^. 
 
 Okdaixcd, ;). V. Y. 1. %K%?5T, F<TT"T%?5T, &c. FtTTf^H, =qrf^- 
 
 rf, filf|Fr, fH^fr^Ff. 
 
 2 iTJT^i=5T, qr^^^T, &c. qT^?T,fSpfTfiTFr, f^^fjf;. 
 
 3 tmq3jf?T5^, trH-q^^?TrT, ^^jf'-Amx^f'^^. " ij 
 
 OEDAI^-EE, «. Oedaixisg, ^. a. V. V. 1. JTH'JrTTT, f^RiTRT, j 
 ^■'TT'7'JTRT, &c. ^ijn^, r4Tq^^?TT, =sn^^=fTt, fsf^TTrfr, f^T- '1 
 
 2 ^HOTRT, qr^OTRT, ^^^W-W-7^m, &.C. qrsT^, f^r^T^. 
 
 Oedaisisg. See Oedination. 
 
 Obdeal, n. trial hiifire.^ water, ^'c. f^sq: n. ^^ n. f^qi/. 
 sr^iT «. ^n or ^ «. j«. 
 
 Piery o. arRrf^^ n. rnrf^ «. c-(TfTTq^t?^r/. 
 O. of the balance, ^^m^ on. ^[^^FrCT^T/. 
 Purification by o. Tri^T^f^/. 
 Proved by o. ^Ijf'TFT. 
 That undergoes an o. f^s^^FTft. 
 Undergoing- an o. ^r^Wf'T v. 
 
 To come safe out of an o. f^qi^pl or f^rs^TH g'FfnJf, 
 f^o'T M. 3'FTT'n' «'«. con. 
 
 To take eft'ect injuriously — an o. fz^'^ n. ?5tTot_ 
 To take a piece of metal out of heated oil as an o. 
 ?3T ra. ^FI^. 
 
 To undergo an o. f^s^ n. JJvT^'Ji-q''Jt-^FT^, f^^r/.-^- 
 ^ m. ».-^r^-&c. ^^lif. 
 Oeheb, n. method, regular disposition, arranc/ement. ^T m. 
 
 aig^,jT «». qftq-T^/. im >«. sq^-tTT/. "rR-Hife^r/. "rmr- 
 lu-v cried or rctrogadc o. s^fcT^iT?;}. ^'Tf^JT m, s^jrqq- 
 
 OED 
 
 2 established process.^ settled mode of operation. !p»T m. 
 TTTn m. 5ftf?r po2J. f\7[f. TftTra "». qfTTTfr /• qjf^ /'o/J. T- 
 
 sfTi^/. f^rq^T /jo;). %jt wi. qqnr m. 
 
 Direct o. arrg^FT «• 
 
 Inverse or reverse o. ^j'rfrTsfi'^ n. 
 
 That is in rcg'ular and in reverse o. 3'3?T7T^^, T^- 
 
 That is in o. HI'IMI, JTTim?^, ftHW, &c. 
 
 3 proper state or condition. s^pT^'tfr/. ^^R^ in. ?T'<TI^- 
 
 That is in good o.— affairs, articles, &e. xffiTFIT, 'fp^T, 
 f^'tpfr^fTj — an animal, rrr^rr, rrr^^RT^Tr. 
 To be in good o. q-<TTf?'<T^ 'J=raat. 
 To bring into rogidarity and o. g^ITRf F-^f -Q <1 1 *) - 
 
 ^?ft^-c<tc. w^oT, 5n%5f^-5ir>^-HFiR^-JTTnm-&c. arn^m, 
 
 To come into regularity and o. g^ <Tnff-g^"T-gi=TW- 
 
 &c. ^^TTDT, :rR^-Hmm-5rr>^^->.'ic. k^i^ f^r\^ ^prif. 
 To get out of 0. f^nrsor. 
 
 4 ranJc, class, grade, division. Tn m. JPT ?rt. spJT m. ^rrf^ 
 
 The middle or common o. ^nrrp^rq?^ m. ^tt^-IK'JT'TJ^w'. 
 Disposing into classes or orders. l^^^tTTft/. 
 The whole o. or class. JfT^ n. ( as mnijMI^ ). 
 
 5 society, body, fraternity. TJT m. JTSoft/. ar^jfTST in. 
 The lower orders,v. People, cf?^ rrt^oft '«• i^Z. ^"Jpfr 
 
 ^jm\m.pl. arrm 3iTrf /. 
 
 The upper orders; gctttle folh. ^nf[ i^^ f. ^\\\\ K- 
 
 v£[f. w^ TT?r/. ^WT sr^ »». 
 
 G religious fratei-nify. ^\^1n. qf'<T'»- (professor or follower 
 
 of it. cfift as ?rT?r^'4t, ^qt?: q'-^t, 5n%*^': q'4t, &c. ) 
 
 aTT=iTH ?«. ( This order is of four kinds, viz. iT^=ET^, »TT^- 
 ^xq-, 5rRirf'«T, ct ^n^TT<T ) ?r!T5r?T m. ( follower of it, ^- 
 STfPft, as +H|Ti^!T?pft, ^''T^'yiNl, &c. )• 
 
 Head of a religious o. M^r^^ W-THJ^. 
 1 precept, v. Command. 'ffrfTT/ f^ "'• ^^ "«. ^%^ 
 »«. f^"^?r m. fST'frT «>. 'F''iTT^ or ^r m. 
 
 General o. ^^^g'-HH '»• ^?';f 'T^T w». V I H I '<< ^TT^PT «. 
 
 I\rade or done to o. "^^ifft or ^ft, '+,il'l=j, ^nrr^T. 
 
 Under the o. of. ^F^tH. 
 
 Written o. 3^ ;^^ m. '^■\M'\\H\ in. 
 
 8 upon ; — for money. \tW "'. ^Tlrf/- ?T?f^ wi. 
 
 9 regulation, v. Eule. ^ET^JTST ?«. [/. 5'H^ «. 
 
 10 license, icarrant, pass. f^^f. "RtlT^ «!. "TT^TFPftf^^ 
 In o. to.ybc /7iC purpose, to the end. ^T^, W^f , +RHf. 
 To take o. tiiA-e measures. ^ZJ^'^ w.-H-^jfH/.-vtc. ^- 
 
 Oedee, v. a. arrange, put in order, v. To Dispose. ^T^ot,
 
 OBD 
 
 596 
 
 ORI 
 
 2 lead, conihict, manage, .^•. ^TtT^Jof, '^^^^^ ^^IT^, ^- 
 ^i(\zjA■^^\\ mr&c. i^T^ g. oj o. 
 
 3 direct, v. To Commanp. 3TTfTT/.-ffK w.-&c.%iit-5Rffr, 
 OT5Tnoi, f^^^OT, "FTKTf^of. [»?T5R-4Tf?rf. 
 
 Oedeiied.;). V. V. i.rq^OT, ■«Tmn^?iT, &c. ^f^n, ^rf^, 
 
 3 5^ %^^T, "Sc. 3TT5Tm?T, f^R''?. 
 OErFBEii, H. Obi>ei;i>o, ;;. a. v. V. 1. r^^'JTm, '<?t'ii<uii<i, 
 Ac. ^^t;, ^fr^T^, 5q^5r^'<TN^, T=q^r-ite. ;jr?Tr-^Tff. 
 
 3 ^H *<U||<T, &c. STTfTPT^. 
 Obdekin-o, m. v. V. 1.— «t^ ^^of ?«. &c. ?:rRT /. ^PT^ /. 
 
 2— act. xfp^iir n. iil'Nui «. &c. f^q'r^ ?«. iTf|^n/. 
 
 3— flf/. 3TTflT =p!yr «. &c. aTTffN^ «. [ iplTTf|?T. 
 
 Opdeeless, a. v. Disoederly. ars^^lft'^n, 3TT-T, ^T^Jf^T, 
 Ckdehli>-E8s, n. v. A. 1. 'jPH'h. \r\m. ^^^■\^ m. s|^TiR?f w. 
 
 jpt"/. =qT^lfr/. ^rT=^fT/. Eq^ft-'TfTq'JTT m. ^fH^ff^ «. 
 
 R^T/. -+H+ir<dl/. 
 Oedekly, a. methodical, regularly, — of tilings, vfiirp^, ^?TT- 
 
 <H, ^T"T^, =qTTtT'fr=;rT, &e. 5I?fTif, c.qHj-f?'<T^, ^'tn^H, 
 <I-«TT5^,H, ^fffi;, ^^SpTT, 5f^^5, ?isf^^5, 3T5'Tg, arpg- 
 
 f'PP, 3ng?§TfTnp. 
 
 2 — of persons. s|HNr, ^I^Rpft ov ;<TT, ^r^T'rft^T, fH^' 
 JTT^r or ^^]^^, f^-^^X or ^IJTT, f^'TJT^fT^, ZlW.^ffy^^ or 
 f5^?Biq^5T, ?:r^Ff^^T, ^TT-^i^TT, ^R%qT, ^qT^^mt^, 
 c^T^'<T?f, 5F.HHq;RT, q'aT^PR^RT, ^PH^rft- 
 
 Oedekly, qi/j.'. v. A. ^ht^, 3T^sj^jtt^, arg+H+ft,^, ^rin', 
 
 &C. ST'-THPT, ?T'4T5^^, fifP^qr?:. 
 Ordinal, a. noting order. ^jfvtTB^^, ^rrfr^^iq:, -+,HcJH+-_ 
 (Jllixal. «. »■;/!«(/. "Tjirf /, 
 
 2 -+Mc)N^ ^?J^/. 
 Ordisaxce, «. law, ride, decree, statute. ^,J^ZJ m. f?rq]T»». 
 
 £fn^/. 5?^ 3TH3 m. f^fqm. f^TsiTT^w. =^^^t/. ^RRb. 
 
 2 — of religion, ^rfwri'^fi/ act or rite, f^fqm. ar^^TT;?. 
 
 Succcilaueous o. 5rfHf?rf4 »»■ SfF^TT'^R w, 
 Ordi>'akily, adv. v. A. 1. and Comhohly. sn^t, ^fTT^T!. 
 Ordinary, a. customary.^ common, usual, Sfc. fHcT^Trft^T, 
 
 RtrMi-Hi, S'Hi^^iR^ ^0/1. ^<<«i^iR^ or ix^, srrf^, q"<TT- 
 
 2 of the common kind, \. Common, Middling. JT«TH, 
 
 In o. in actual and con.'^tant service. f?Ir!TT^,fSifqf?if5r. 
 OEriNARY, w. eating Jiousc. ^T^R^mr m. ^^NsTt^ Wi n. 
 ?TT'irKUl4|vH^|TIrir /. 
 
 Obdixate. See Orderly. 
 
 Oedinatiox, Ordaining, m. t. V. l.—act. ^jtoh. ?v;imt'!. 
 &c. r^rTHT/. r*^NH «. f^'-^PT «. =qt^^/. 
 
 O. of Providence. tffMr'4 '«. ^ftrT «. 
 
 2 %iTot «. HHirrqF;/. qr^r^T/ ^nr^js. f^^fr?!^ «. f^^^qwi. 
 
 Oednance, n. cannon.^ guns. an>r/. ^Z. <f'l<F^T=TT m. 
 
 Piece of o. ^r^F/. TrfT?^^ «. 
 Obdube, «. V. Dung, ^t w. ^"«. f^^f. 
 
 Heap of 0. STT^ »«. 
 Oee, «. unrefined mctul. 3TO^rTqT5?«. "H^Trf^^f 5^ ?«. The 
 ore of a particular metal is often expressed by the 
 adjective ^^^\ prefixed to it, as %^ ?fl^I, ^.'^ rTfit iron 
 ore, copper ore, &c. or by Kn=rt or ?n5 used with it in 
 the possessive case, as ^i-mi^'| JTTtft/. FJT'jiinrT ^%m. 
 
 2 metal, f^m.f. [^PT'?! n. 
 Oegan, n. natural instrummt of action. ^TTs^^Tn. ^H?rm5=:«. 
 
 2 — of sense or perception, if^^ n. fTRf^T n. fTR^T'4- 
 ^ n. 3T'--^FT ?i. These are, siTT=?, ?^, ==1^, f^fT, sn^T. 
 
 O. of action, ^^f^q' n. The orgaus of action arc, 
 ^I^, Trf'^r, 'TT^, "TT^ and 3^'<T. 
 
 O. of the mind or soul, ^riftf^q n. These are JIR', 
 
 Organs of sense — collectively. if^M>AW>n. rf^qsr-Tw, 
 
 3 insirmnent or means of communication. gTT/!. ?fm^^«. 
 
 Organic, Oeganical, a. possessing organs of vitality or 
 
 action. ff^q^TT^, S^^RTq^, ff^^M?!'?, ^t^F^TWI'^^- 
 
 2 consisting, Sfc. of organs. JpiTOT'^^TT^, ^F^TW4^^, 
 
 3 produced cj'c. Jy /7iC oryc/ns. f^^f^qT, ^f^^^iq'^, S- 
 
 Organism, n. organic structure. ^f^^fqf^'J T^^^^f. 
 Organization, n. v. Y. l.—acf. tf^^f^T^^I W.X^ n. Ac. ?- 
 
 f^qi%fn"2^>Jr «. TJT^TKTH^T^^TiJT «. 
 
 2 ^T^R ^Tilt ". ^TTIRtqr ^^T^I'tT ^>JI 5!. &C. 
 
 I. suitalle disposition of parts. if^TT^qT-^H^TT'q^tHT-Ac. 
 
 ^^rq^ m.-5r?fi}T^ ?n.-sq^'<TT/.-&c. 
 To Organize, i'. a. form with organs. rf^^^Tg- jf^^^^- 
 
 q^-?tt'T-^t'TNf'T-3^iT>TW^q=5r-&c. w.i^. 
 
 2 arrange by appointing ojjicers.^ agents, Sfc. ^A^^^X %- 
 HH-3TH?5^ ?IH?T-&c. ^^^ 7n.-^fra«rr/.-%?fm.-5^cf^'4T 
 f.-&c.w.^g.ofo. [%?!»». 
 
 Orgasm, w. excitement. ^J^Fofl"/. 3'ToE m. ^rf ot. ^.z m. 3TT- 
 
 Oegies, n. druid-en revels. qre:^^t=qT "rf^TS ?«. H^^fH^^qT 
 qf-455 >«. 
 
 Orient, «. rising — the sun, &c. 3^.^, T^TR. 
 2 See Eastern. 3 See Bright, 
 
 Orient, n. y. East. "pf/. 
 
 Oriental, o. t. Eastern. >jf^T, "Jf ^^vt??, <J5'^^T^'4,
 
 OEN 597_ 
 
 Oeiestal, n. ^Jif^}■\W■fP'^ Tlf "JTTTr, '^RT^^Ttrfte Tr^lRT. 
 Oeiextalist, n. ^fn^rm'sf^^^ TPTT ^JTrTiTITT. 
 Okifice, ». mouth, aperture. ^\% n. HT7 n. ^ n. 
 Oeigix, OniGiXAL, n. leginnlng, first existence^ spring, v. 
 ElSE. JJ^ pop-'^^' n- Hc5H'Tm.J«.3'?;'T;'0^).'3''TT and Vi:lj.^- 
 
 2 fountain, place of origin, v. Soceck. q?;H. STT"!. W^f- 
 If!; «. sTt^ ». arrf^ m. 3TiR;+.kui ». |^ ;». ^TfTT?'4R «. 
 
 3 archetype,Jirst copy. H3SH. HRjq^T n. ^^^^f. 3TT5n»!. 
 
 4 i'e.r?, — opposed to a trauslation, &c. ^F.n. H?5^'4"'. 
 Oeioinal, a. primitive, pristine. 'J^r, sf'^'T^T, ar^T^^^T, 
 
 r!n-, q-iTJT, 5Tr<TfH^, 3TKT, ST-T^, hW, JT>f?5^, ^fe^. 
 
 2 having power to originate new thoughts. ^^\ ^^^l\^\ W'- 
 
 ^nr, 3T'T5^?<T^, arq^f^r^^, ^^■.^.^^. 
 
 3 not made lefore or hy another. ^^^^]^^^^ ;^%t^^^ 
 
 Oeioinalitt, Oeigi>'al>'kss, n. \. A. 1. ST^r^T'TT m. 3T- 
 
 2 ar^^+trmnT^/. arq^f^^'TTf^ n, 
 
 3 arq^ff^^FTT/. 3Tq#?;f^?TF5r n. 
 
 Oeigixally, adv. from the rise or origin. 3T5tTf^, T f|yM I M |- 
 
 2 at first, at the origin. ^Tf^ decl. qf|=qT%, ^^T, 3TT^, 
 
 ^2;Tt'ft, JTR»ff, 3T5T?5. 
 OniGiXAEY. See Oeigixatoe. 
 Jo Oeioixate, v. a. Iring info existence. ^T^nf^ 3TT'5r-TT- 
 
 f^5!T?T-&c. ^tif, !TKT m.-^'>:^^^Z^ m.■^■^:m^^^f^ f.-^'^J[^\- 
 
 Tft'^f^r/.-cte. q;?^ y. of 0. K7. 5i.-3'T-^JT wi.-3'^iT OT.-&C. 
 
 jTo OraGiNATE, v. n. taJce existence, legin, v. To Eise. ^M, 
 
 3"rq5T-3"Tf^'<Tfi-g^-=5n^-ir|TT-&c. ^m, g^Jt, ^nrT w.-g-T- 
 
 sFT m.-?c'4r^ n.- 3fr'<Tf?r/.-&c. ^y. o/s. ?i*r^. 
 Originated, p. v. V. A. q^r^^r, ^fT^r ^?rr, S^^T ^P^- 
 
 ^^r, &c. 37TvT. 
 Oeigination, 11. V. Y. A.— act. JFKot n. &c. iT'crrnrqT?^ «. 
 
 sr<rRt3\R^ n. — state, v. Beginning. rjRH «». 3^^iT ?». 
 
 OEiorSATOR, H. OeigikatixO;^. a. V. V. A. ^T^trriTT, ^7??^- 
 
 ^f^T'JTKT, ?t1%'<T?T ^P^tJTRT, ^^ T-KOTRT, fl[?IT?TT^, T^J- 
 
 rH I «'■+), StiT'TlirT^qj. 
 Onioy, «. — the constellation. iT^^fH ?!, 
 Oeison, n. V. Peayer. STT'^r/. ^nf^T.W\'^^J f. 
 Oexament, m. decoration, embellishment, additional heauii/. 
 
 mTT/. W/. 'J^OT 11. f^-^]f. fcfHqTJI «. ^ n. tl OT. 
 
 Cff^-TT?: m. f^T^ 11. cJfTTTW Ji. nT'i'"^ «. 
 
 2 i7i»!y ornamenting-^ trinJcct.^ iJY. aT^^FKw. T'lT'tM. «I^ 
 
 /. rrfn'JTr o?' ^T w. ^Tf'RT m. ^T[ m. ^^'^ n. aTTTTOT n. 
 Ornaments — compreh. trinJcets and traps, ^^^^\7^ 
 
 m. ^n^rqft n. ^^^y{ m. vM n. vT^^r^ n. 
 
 OTRT 
 
 O. of dress. 3Tc?^R m. 
 
 O. of language, sr^qn'^ m. 
 
 0. of sense. 3T'<:ff?i^n: m. 
 
 O. for the auldes of dancers, "^jtj: m. 
 
 O. set with jems. ^f\^ n. [ pj. 
 
 Trumpery ornaments. rTHoT^ ^TI 5^[fl% m. pJ.-^^:=^]f. 
 
 Verbal o. ^TaJFr-^R n. 
 
 Some of the ornaments of innun are, STI^ot, ^T^^^JT, 
 
 ^, fT|, %FT^, %^5r, ^571^, ^'T7,^T,»T^HTt, »!?, notifT, 
 
 T, f^fn, ;^qpt, ^ir, ij7, ^^t, ^I'lit, ^rs^r, jsvl', af^^, 
 5i:^ff, '<T^fY, ^T^, ^n, ^-4, ^TT, <n^=fr, qT^TfJTHt,"^';;^^, 
 
 <t, %t, ^T#r, f =^FP, JTifRl"^, H'T^?=[=q-, iTT^VT, 5TT5!;, IT- 
 
 %^, f^T^Tf/^, «rpft> ?Tft, ^r^'it, |R. Some of the 
 ornaments of men are, STTTfl', hP^, sp't, ^^'ft, %^, nRT, 
 
 HRf^i-^, ^T^^^T, f?TnT or bpiT, ^r, ffrjr, ?5H5^, qf^^, 
 
 2b OESAifEXT, V. a. V. To AroKN. 3T%q^af , ^J^^of^ ^R^T- 
 
 Oenamextal, a. Oexamknting,;?. ff. V. V. rim^'JTRT, ?fr- 
 HT5irRT-*<uiKi, ^TtV=5TT, ^TFTr^, mHf^R^, Vr^TI^^., i(^- 
 
 Oeuamexted, p. V. Y.and Aeoexed. SR^);%f5T, ?TrH=r%^r, 
 
 &c. aT^?;?T, ^T?5^, ?rRq?R, Y^ft^-i Hfti^f, f^^fq^r. 
 Oenamextiso, )J. V.V.— aci!. ar^q^R^ n. etc. JT??r ;2. H^rq 
 
 Oenate. See Aeoeited. 
 
 OE>"iTnOLOGiST, n. one skilled in the history of birds, qfn- 
 
 0E>TTU0i.OGy, n. natural history of birds. qfl^f^TR^R^r/. 
 
 Oephan, n. child bereaved of its parents. RR^r m. ("fl"^^/.) 
 
 qRiqi<*r m. ( q1<lHK*Y/. ). 
 
 2 bereaved of father. smrfR^T (^/) 'JHi^'T^, TfTfq^T^. 
 
 3 bereaved of mother. 3Tt| m^ (^/.) ^^mPJ^,V. 
 
 Oeph.vn, a. bereaved of parents. "fiTTlk^T, ql?;^, srf'r 3^f- 
 jft 3T^r, 3"q^T, 3T?rT''^, JTT'Tfq^lt^-f^^r-itc. 
 2 bereaved of one parent . arpfi" J'^TT, 'T^tnt S^iTr. 
 Oeeuanaoe, Oephanisji, jl v. A. 1. qR%qm m. ^\\^]x%^ 
 
 qTJTT m. ^T^?^^7^^ f. 
 Oepisient, n. — yellow. ^fT?ir?5 m. pop. ^TcTT^ /. m. nr^n^ 
 |5T=tToE/. fTTrJ m. 
 
 Goldeu colored o. q^qr^fTpJ m.f. 
 Ecd o. KWt'^Vl m. 
 Oeeery, 11. planetarium, ^^\^ti^'^.^^ n. 
 Oeeis-eoot, n. ^^in. '^^<i^ f.\^^^\^^^ f. =q5'TT/. ST^/. 
 Black 0. v^fe^ %^5 n. [ ^pr «. 
 
 Obt, 11. Oet?, ji. pi. fragment or piece left. :j^ jt. g'f^U'S ;».
 
 OST 
 
 598 
 
 OUT 
 
 Oariioi ox, a. sound in thefailh, not heretical. W^ HnTT- 
 ^, ^f ^ UI H I ' l i-^ l, ?f?T'«l^r*ft, ?TPT'«T5mf, ?I?T'*TT^?55ft, ^f?T- 
 
 Oi:i!loi o.\y, n. sound faith. ^rT<T '"• ^T^FT m. sf^oriTFT M. 
 
 fffHwrqrr m. 
 
 U consonance to rii/ht doctrine. ?l?T'<1Tg'nf'Trrr/.'H'HI'lfj 
 
 TTf^HT /. JJ'tTT^TT^PTT /. 
 OuniOErr, «. correct pronunciation. g^TWR »«. ^^I'^KUlw. 
 OKTiiocoxAL. See Eectaxoulak. 
 t'ltruooEAPiiic, OEinoGKAPHiCAi,, a. relating to correct 
 
 spelling. SJjfflf^U'MNI, g^f^i^rfsPT^r^, ^^?TT^qTO- 
 
 OiiiuoonAPiiv, n. correct spelling, ^^fef^irf «. ^^t^;^:^^ 
 
 in. ^OT^TRT w. 
 Os coccicis, «. Kr-T^^Tl w. HUT^r ?». 
 To OsciLLATi:, V. n. vibrate, y. To S;^•I^"0. sfr^iji, ^Tf^^"^, 
 
 ^% «i. pl.-m^ m. pl.-mrf. ;'Z.-<S:e. jifr-W-^T'Jr. 
 OsciHATiox, «. T. Y.~act. gt?IOT «. &e. gi^ »«. ^^tT m. 
 
 OsciLLATony, a. Oscillating, ^j. «. t. V. ^Tr^'mTT, arf^SE- 
 DIRT, in%-<S:c. ^DTRT-?tMKT-&c. fflBI^THT^, 3lffr?5T^Hm. 
 
 OSCITASCT; OSCITATION, 71. T. TaWMXO. vfTf^T^/. ^H^/. 
 
 OsciTAST, a. V. Yawnixg. ^HirroT, ^^1^1% 
 OsiEE. See "Willow. 
 
 OsrnAr, 71. sea eagle. ^ m. ^rft /. q'f^^ »«. ??;pt^T ot. 
 OssEocs, a. Y. BoxT. ^i4nt, 'flfr^irq'. 
 
 U;siiic, o. having power to turn into lone. aTf^'tT^-qrRJp- 
 
 Osiii-iCATio.N, «. change into lone. ^5^"Ttjf «. 3Tft'<T^^ n. 
 
 2o OssiFX, v. a. turn to lone. ^ n.-'^ff^ n.-kc. ^^-^^'^- 
 
 ^if g. ofo. 
 To Ossirr, v. n. lecome lone. ^ n.-'s^f^Vi m.-&c. |tijf, 3T- 
 
 ft'<T qRuilH W.-&C. ^^ g. ofs. 3TpF*T5Ji=r-&c. ^ijf. 
 OjSIyoeous, a. lone-eating. |r5^T3r, 3Tff'<T^?T^, 3Tfr4Hr^. 
 OiSUAET, n. place for lones, charncl house. ^riTSlT m. ^WV^ 
 
 f. 3Tr<.-^35T n. <ffr/;qpTTT )i. 
 OsiEXSlBLE, a. apparent, declared or mowed. J^ti^TRT, f^- 
 
 2— esp. as im])l_Tiug insincerity, Sic. ;rT^?:!ift, ^J^ft^T, 
 
 OSTEXSIBLT, adc. T. 1. f^^nnnFf, TTItnTTFT, f^gPTRT, sr?q?7ifT. 
 
 2 STTSTT, cn^?:rrT or fff, m^if^rff. 
 OsTEXTATlOX, n. amlitious or imposing eliqdag, t. Show. 5r- 
 
 or ^^z[^f. 
 
 2— esp. as fraiululenf , pretension to. z;^ or i^ m. ^>H 
 n. "TTH m. ftl n. 
 OiizyiiATiovii, a. fond of display.^ T. N. 1. a^rtsiTT^T, 3TT- 
 
 ?, qm^f, zTf^^ [ 
 
 I OSTEXTATIOUSLV, adv. V. A. 1. i\B\^, |r?5 ffTO^T^, <&C. qr- 
 
 I ^5 5Tr:^5, ?m^ ^€?r. 
 
 1 OsTEOCOi'E, w. pain in the lones. ^w^ |;?JI n. arf^tj^s^r/. 
 
 OsTEOLOUY.Ji.ffcsov/j^/oM of the lones. 3lft'<T'fOT^)!.3Tf?'<^!^Tv 
 
 I OsTiAiiy, «. jwoif/A — of a river. H^ «. 
 OsTLEE. See Geoom. 
 
 j OsTBicn, n. ^^\^^ m. 
 
 1 Otdeh, a. not this, dij'erent. pHT, r?TT, aT^, Sfuft^, P-=p, 
 
 I ^T, TT^T or tj?^, q^rqfr, >TT (in comp. as T^^T, &e.),3^qT. 
 
 2 «o);ie c/sc, «o«ie lesides. ^WT, |^r. 
 
 Other's, Iclonging to another. .^IT-TT^T, a^'T^t^, "TT- 
 qftT, R^ ( in comp. as "TTs^rf, T^Wt, &c. ), <TT^. 
 j Some ( odd, stray, chance, &c. ) o. <T^T^ f^TT. 
 
 ! The others, the rest. pr\, cTT^S or ^l^qR, ?rrr, STFtft^, 
 
 I ^T^^Eftt^, Jfl^fcT?;. [ this., ^^T. 
 
 3 not this lut the contrary. §^r, fft as opposed to ^r 
 On the o. side."^?5i^%,"H?I'nT. 
 
 The o. side, bank, &c. q?5r5/. 
 4 — each otlier. ^+,M+, T^^^R. 
 5 tlie next. ^CT. 
 
 Erery o. day. i^Jpfer^T aTTS. 
 
 The other day. Epf^f feq-^rf'Tr't, ^A\\ ft^^ 5Tra, ^TT 
 
 Other-where, adc. pr-srT-&c. f5^TDft-^T»rr-r<I^-&c. 3??q-- 
 
 Otheewise, adv. in a different manner. ^^^\ f^fff^, 3?^- 
 
 ST'TTTT?!', fH^'3T deel. irq^TT f^ffZ. 3T^*Tr, 31'^5, f^'<TT. 
 
 2 % o/Z:fr cawses. §?T=^T-3^'q--&c. ^FR^R, ^RoifFft ^P^. 
 
 3 V. Else. ^rr^fffT, 3i^4TT, i^TCr. 
 
 4 in other respect. I^^^T, Trfm^, fTT^ft^, ^JT^Slf^T'T^r. 
 Ottae, Ottee, n. essential oil offlou-ers_ 3i'?K n. 
 
 Filial or A^essel for o. 3TTR^?ft/. 
 Tender of o. c?[tTTT or arxTRt. 
 Ottee, w. <TT'THf^^ n. sJp^rrr^R «». 3^ m. qj^ffq^^^ m. 
 OrGHT, «J. imperfect, to le necessary.^ ^'e. <ITf|%, STIJT-HTI 
 
 3T^^, »TFTT?r 'T'^. 
 Ounce, n. \. Measuee. STiJ^r^ m. is about au o. 
 Oue, a. 3TriT=qT, 3Tr<T?JT, STW^'^q. 
 Oue-selves, p/r. ^1*=^, 3TH1T. 
 Oueaxg-outang, n. TMnprr^ m. 
 To Oust, v. a. eject, v. To Expel, ^rjuf, :pT3^?T Sijf-^t^pot, 
 
 f^r^oE^, S'q^, 3'?f5'^, 3"?f^oi, i?!^ »i.-|JT^t/.-?T5fT/.- 
 
 &c. 3^f?5ijf (jr. 0/ o. ir^T/./Z.-g??t/.-&c.;jq?:ofy. 0/0. 
 
 # »!./ qiF^ot, ^'<Tn?r «.-^«5T M.-&C. ^FWy. 0/0. 
 Ousted, ^. v. V. ^IS^^T, a'qSf^^^, ^?t OT^SIFST, &c. J- 
 
 OusTEE, n. OusTixo, p. a. t. V. ^FT^^nRT, ^J^TS'nRT, ^m 7- 
 'STPnTTT?!, &c. g?t3^?:-gT. 
 
 II Out, adv. not in, al/road. sff^^. 
 2 !« o s/fl/e of c.vlinction. n^FTT, f^^ ^5531. 
 
 To go out. '^vH, f^f^ot, l\^ m, "^^qcf.
 
 OUT 
 
 500 
 
 orT 
 
 To put out. fjf5T^of, iTF^^ror, f^m m. ^ot. 
 To flap out. tTRspJI, "T5T «»• \^, 
 
 3 ill cxhaiisfion, consttmpiion, tf'f. To be out. W^-, ^" 
 
 5"if , ^"Tot, 3TH:q'Jf, WTot, f^5r^ «.-Ti(«.-^r3'«.-'<Tr5jrHi.-'?^T 
 
 /.-.*te. ^V^^ g.ofs. zmZ'nV.m.-Xi{-%^t\Zm.-Siv.^^g. 
 
 4 not in ojue, emiiloi/ment, S)C. pRf^Jr ( ^rHT-Ao. f^XJ- 
 
 ^r ), kn^A ( 5frnTT-&e. ^tt^t ). 
 
 Tliat is out of einploynieut. ft^rm, %^TT, ^Rf^FTTT. 
 
 5 through, to theend.^K, ?T?r?:-3TT%ft-&c.'TqFT, m^\^ ^T- 
 
 muUlh/^ loudli/. Hr55TT^, 3^T or ^-^ T^^T^. 
 
 7 puUicli/, openly. Jrf?T5q-0T, 7^^, 3'^SS^'jfr. 
 
 8 /« error, at fault. To be out. "p^faf, ^^nr,=5rji^, *T<?J^- 
 To get safely o. of or througli. qr^ '71iJr, f^TrsTOT, 1%- 
 
 To out witb, rap out. ^ITI^Jt, '•^^TI^T'Jf, ^S^R"^, 
 Out, interj. fq-^, ^tT. 
 Out of, prep, from ; — uoting produce, procession, &c. 'TT- 
 
 ^, arm^, ^€\, ^^^^, 
 
 2 not in • — uotiug exclusiou, absence, &c. ^^T^ ^f'J^j 
 ^TotT ded. f^Kloil (fee-?. 
 
 3 no/ iC2//i/?j. ^f^. 
 
 4: not in -^ — noting devi.ation, exorbitance, &c. ^tf^, 
 SFPjT, f5T?T5JT dccl. q-qsST </(?f^ 
 
 That is beyond. ^TTftrf in comp. 
 C in destitution of through consumption, S^c. To be out 
 ■ — an article ; or, to be o. of — a person. ^T'C^, ^T^, ^- 
 q'l^, 3T^oiry. of s. (as my clarified butter is out, or I am 
 out of clarilied butter JTT^f TT ^T^, &e. ). 
 
 2 clamour against. nf^Hl-^Isi/. g.ofo. ^rf^R^H/.y 
 
 General o. against. 4'NI--l'r''T/. ^JTT^r? wi. 
 To raise an o. against, ^f^f ^HT/. "Tfiir y. o/o. 
 To have an o. against one. ^t^r-nt ^JiT/. "T?^ y. o/".?. 
 To be a great o. for or afier. ^51 /. <T5"it-^rof-«ini'Jt 
 y. ofs. 
 
 3 7jK/V«;i, vociferation, v. rj'lto.vn. T^q^/. 1?!^^/. H- 
 
 4- auction. f=TSPT or fe^IFr or fJ^^f^T ?«. «• 
 To Ourro, v. a. surpass, r. To Excel. mn-'JP?!^(^ ^JT.^- 
 
 "rrs^-^fs^, =^ "«• ^^ «■''/' ^^ »/■ 0. 3'6t w. ■3TT"'i^'r, Tn 
 
 n.pl. ^Roty. o/s. 
 OuT-i)OOR, a. ^RT^T^, '^nrn'^''^^. 
 OcTEK, a. ea-<crKffZ,— o])i)osed lo inner. 5TT|T^r, ^l'^''-^r, 
 
 irT|ft^, ^'^rm ^^^r or sr, qr'^???! ^s^r or ^, srr- 
 ^^^r tTi=qT or ?^T: 5if|T?=^ 3TfTr=qr, ^Tf^HrnrETT, ^rf^Hf- 
 
 OuTEE-MosT, (?. ^f=nTT 5ii'^':^r, T^fff^ 5iT|Tr^r, ^^r~-7T T- 
 ?ft^=5fT, ^^^T ?:'7?^, ^"t ia^i^r. 
 
 2b Outface. See To Outcr.ue. 
 
 Outfit, n. equipment for ajoumei/, voyage, <jv. ^^r^TT-^f-tT- 
 
 ■^t^-cfcc. ■•«iHR«.-?rrf|PT n. 
 
 To Outgo, v.a.\. To Excel. Hin-TRtTR ZV^m-'^Xl'^-W.Vh., 
 =Ef5J»;. =R^ ;«/</( ^T?: ofo. 
 
 To Outgrow, v. a. surpass in groicth. ^K\H KT'T "TT^-^^* 
 nr-^tS^, ?rst^ =^3t it777i ^T|^ cf°- ^fKt"^ ^^'n. ^^ 
 u-ith =rr o/ o.* [&e. ^5r_ 
 
 2 yroiu ^00 large for. ^JT^-^]€\^ F!^?T-3T5?r-^r=MT-^- 
 
 OuTUOUSE, w. q-SHrs/. TS^TTotT/. T^^^M. 3'T'T^«. flra-qi^RT- 
 
 7 through , from; — noting g'round. reason, cause, motive. || To OutkNave, v. a. e.vceedin Jcnaveri/. 5^H 2^ *T?^, S^- 
 
 ^ ( as ipT'ilPT out of aug-er, sfffft^T out of love, &e. ), 
 
 Out of hand, v. Immediately. ^th-^I ^pff. 
 To Outbalance. See To Outweigh. 
 To Outbid, v. a. hid more than. ^S m. ^'Jt-?T^'JT-^ra"Jr, "ar- 
 
 fsiRJ-Ac. ^irf. 
 To Outbbave, v. a. lear down ly more daring or insolent 
 
 conduct. 3Tf4^'4^-^H^rert^-&c. ^-fn^r ?raat-T5^-&c. 
 
 ^TTW ^r^niT fr'il-^^rJT ^miif-Jf Tat-&c. fq?:it^J:-&c.fe[?-TJ 
 
 /. W.m g. ofo. q'?.f^Tf'^?T ^C^ ^7^. 
 To OuTEEAZES, f. a. bear down hij impudence, fqnj^ '^ m. 
 
 OuTBKEAK, See Eruption. 
 
 Outcast, a. expelled from society, ^'c. <r| | fn *j';j', ^tfrf^n^, ^r- 
 
 2 o/'a low, mean castc-^ void of decent practices. ■^Ipf^l^, 
 
 OuTCET, n. cry of distress. KI f. 3TTT?/. ^V^f. ^THT^ m. ':- 
 Sim-/. tTFT/. ». SPTI-HnFI-^, arnpH m. -JfnPT^ WJ. ^w. 
 Vehement and causeless o. 'i^^\^ a. 
 
 =En "^^ j«.-&c. ^?;^. [«rra'T. 
 
 0UTLA>-DISII, a. V. FOREiaX. 'R?5T=^, ^T?^T^, TT^^ft^, Sf- 
 2 r/^r/c, ri/s/ic, y. BaRBAEOUS. q-:Hfr. '^IT or ^nT^, "^- 
 
 O. fellow. ^;T^JTroT?r«. ^tittm^ «■ ^^^': m. 
 O. speech or fashion. ^fvH5 «. 
 To Outlast, y. a. last longer than. f^^^JTrf^T^fr-rTTi^rTf^- 
 
 |^-q^r-&c. ofo. 
 
 Outlaw, n. Outlawed, p. v. V. ;;fr,voii c.rchtdfd from the 
 lenefU aiul protection of the law. TT^?:?7crnTT^, ^Tq'?:?TOT- 
 5fT^, c.qq-|Ki)r^l-^Fr, ^RgR^lf^TJ^, ^p!TT?TCT:rf|'s??fT. 
 
 T(; 0\}T:-L\vi, V. a. 2ntt out of the jn-otection of thelaw. IJ^- 
 
 «TT^:^r^^0T5Tf|"i7^-c'cc. ^of. 
 OuTLAWEV, n. V. Y. ^PTT2(U|ijr^ii-+,<u()!.?qT5n:^iJiqf^i:^J:a|;(, 
 Outlay, «. v. ExrExniTURE. ^^ m. ^:q^m. 
 
 2 laying out in order. ^K m. JTt^OT-qp/. nfSR^/. ^\Vn\ 
 f. q^RT ?«. 
 Outlet, h. passage outward. P\^^^V^\-^^. "JTT'^'^-'-^i^»
 
 OFT 
 
 GOO 
 
 OUT 
 
 ^n/. yrr Jim. ^ «. grr H. ^irfT^R /. »tR «• fHiJTB «i. 
 JTJT/. fH'THfrt «. frnTTm w. 
 
 Ol'iMSE, n. exterior line. ^^'i^•^\^l^■Sic. V^ /.-^"STT /. 
 Contour or general o. CT^TF/. ^T^tor/. «. 
 2— outlines ; Jirst sielch of a fijure or suljecl. 3TTnjrST 
 vt. 3TTfmiIT m. 51^ »«. «IrnirHHi. Jp^r OTPKRwi. «r?3KT^ M. 
 
 Tci Oltlixe. Sec To Dkli.nkatk. 
 
 lo Oltlive, r. a. survive. JTrn-MIAlHI^" ^IT^of-cn^tTf-^JTn'jf 
 
 g. cfo. nr<vT *n:<Ji, Hr^t-qretTFi ht>^ g- oj o. 
 
 OurLyisc, a. ^r^fT, 5fT|?^, sirffT^. 
 
 Tu Oitmaucu, v. a. leave lehind in marching. -siiauMR TT- 
 
 Oltmost. See Outeemost. 
 
 To OuTXUMBEK, f. a. e.rcfff</ <« numler. noTFTrFr-^^iirT-iTOlrff- 
 e. JTPf 5nfv^-"TI^-<i 
 
 OvrrosT, it. ^\^^^ SW «. 
 
 OuxBAGE, n. injurious violence or r.rcess, \. Excess. ^^;». 
 v^-iHv-cJI^rdl/. «roETf^R;»». 3'T^"!. T^^w. 3T^'4w. sp^^M. 
 
 To OuTEAGE, V. a. Oral ivith violence and arong. ^^rr»».- 
 
 ^^^^Rffr/.- ^TSTTrpn: »«.- 3t^'4 ?«.- ^fH\^^ m.-&c. ^Rof 
 
 5'.-(7/; ^ ofo. ^^TK^w. ^?;<ff 5'. o/o. S'^S^r 07- B'^TrS^r. 
 CciitAGEOUs, (I. violent, exceeding reason or hounds, v. Ex- 
 cessive. 3th'4Nt, :pfTT^T,3Tmfir==n",??TT?n-wT,^?7f?rr^, 
 
 2 furious., u-ddlg raging. ?r?T^?T, mwr^TR^ or ?rR<jfT^r- 
 
 OciEAGEOUSLT, adv. V. A. 1. ^F^^, snT'^f^, ^SHT^, &c. 
 
 0L•r^.ACEOu^^•ESS, «. v. A. 1. and Excess, ^'^^m. ^W.^'^^m. 
 
 W-\Vn. 'JTT4W- ^rTK/. M. ?ir^?rM. "^t^ii^n. ^^1}^n. 
 OrrnE. Sec Extkavagaxt. 
 To OUTEEACH, V. a. go legend, ^i^ Z\W.^-'T\l,^-^]^M-&c, 
 
 'T:^Ror, Tprarfiijf, tT?!>p% ^^ g. ofo. 
 2 V. To Deceive, "p^fijijf, S^^^^, Hf^^r, Hjiif, '^FTRiJif. 
 OriEiDEE, n. attendant on liorselacJc. f^^A'['^'\ ?^K, TrffsfT- 
 
 OuTEiGOEE, w. (of a canoe), ^ri'st/. 
 
 Oi'TEiGHT, adv. immediatelg, at once., on the spot. ^^X^^.^ 
 vfiRTSt, ^TfRT?, ^TfKFT, ^f^JTS^f^, FTPTR, FT^HT, 
 
 2 plainly, plump, flat, smack. OTT?, f^?3[<rr, ^T3, --^'cTitFr, 
 S*!? Out BOOT, v. a. y. To Eooi out. 'Tsrg^f T^T^f JIFPffi-j- 
 
 T^^ ^sdr -Ac. f?rH-=5^ ?i.-&c. ^R^r V o/ o. 
 
 T; OcTRUX, f.a. exceed in running, ■'^\^^\-■^i]^^^\r^-&,c.■^i^- 
 
 2 exceed, excel. Hiq-TOlHTT CT^^-tTTf'^-TTS'Ji-.tc. 3Tf?T- 
 Ol-rsET, n./iv^ entrance on any lusinesa, y. BEGiXNixa. ^]^ 
 
 At (he very 0. JZR'fr, T^TH^^Kf, ^^^^JT^l, 5*T^, 
 
 ^^ ?|^'. ^ !^ rn. 
 
 The o. and the issue. aTFTJTfH'T'T m.^z^^f^^^^m. ->iiq-- 
 
 To OuTsniXE, V. a. excel in lustre. ^r'Trf-^irHT ^"iqffT->ic. 
 
 |?r-R^f-&c. o/o. f<p^r <Tr5<^. [ qinfr. 
 
 To Outshine, f.w. «/(/«e oii/, A'. To SniXE. cTT'S, f^^ilw. 
 
 2 See To Excell. 
 Outside, n. supeifuies, surface, exterior, ^\^^-^\\^^,-^i^^ 
 
 m-'^ arfn n. ^\\x^\-^\\l^\-&c. qr^/. 5Tr|^<t 5=13/. 
 
 JT^iTTJ m. ilf^JTR »«. 
 
 At, on, &.C. the o. arfft, 5ir\?:?5n' sn^jr-^Ft^-^sl^r. 
 
 2 o«/fc siV/s, ('o/o» enclosure). sjf^T^^T Sf^^l »». «1i1^^T: 
 ^mr/. STTf^rT «. 5if|:iT%?T m. 
 
 At, on, &c. the o. sji^^^rrr decl. 
 
 3 extreme or outer part . %%f. k\^Z m. ^3 ^Icfr ?;!. 
 At the o. ff< ^/(c utmost. fH^T^f, f^^T^T. 
 
 Outside, a. belonging, S;c. to the outside. "n'^T^r, ^ik^r^F 
 aTf'TT^T-5TT^5r-&c. 
 
 2 fig. that has only outward appearance; not solid, deep, 
 real, ^'c. ^^=Ent^T, ^l^^^T, Ef^^^F, ^nTRoft, STTWT, 
 
 OuTSKiET, w. border, precinct, tj'c. ^lIV/. ^ftTr/. ?ffJTr^^^Tw. 
 
 At the outskirts. Sf^iRtT. 
 OuTSTA>'Dixa, a.not collected, unpaid. — debts, <fcc. T 31^%- 
 
 To Outstep, v. a. go legend, transgress, ^^'q^., 'H^]^J f. 
 ^friof, 3e5^ m.-^W^ n.-S{f^^ m.-'^^^^^ «..3Tfn"TTn 
 
 To OuTSTEip, V. a. y. To Excel, irm ?T^iJf-7r5iJf-qT?53T-Ac. 
 
 OutsTEIPPED, ^. V. V. Wr HTO^OT, &C. 3T?lf^Fr. 
 
 To Outvie, v. a. v. To Exceed. Hrfi ^T^-TTS^-^fsor-.fcc. 
 
 fTFT^TTs^, Hr^nroT, 3Tf?r^H w.-'^f^^.^^ n.-&c. w.x^. 
 
 OuiWAED, a. tending out. ^\Km., ^iri^rqT ^■'S^\. 
 
 2 external, Iclonging to the outer part, Sfc. v. OuTEE. ^Jr- 
 
 ^T^r, 5rrlT?5T, ^1fr?5, siflTF^Tr sffTr^r-^^^r-^fT^^T-ctc 
 
 The o. being or state. ^tflHr^T m. 
 
 3 apparent., superficicd ; not deep, solid, real, ^'c.^\^'i\^]. 
 
 4 — letters, papers, &c. ^cf^. 
 OuTWAED, OuTWAEDs, adv. V. A.l. sfT^T, 5jr|l?qT sp5, »f[|- 
 
 OuTWAED-POUXD, «.— ship, &p. STTfT-Ac. ^TOTRT-^Ii^TT^. 
 
 OuTWAEDLx, ado. V. A. 2. sttIt, 5ti^?:^t (fcf^ «ii1?vT, ^r^r- 
 
 O. aud inwardly, ^m^i'^q'rf^. 
 3 q^f , 5R^?rr w- ?ft. 
 To Outweigh, v. a. exceed in iceight. sfTf^if^ 'J^f'AW- TRt- 
 &c. aT?roT 2c;iVA pi%r-&c. 0/ 0.
 
 OVE 
 
 GOl 
 
 OTE 
 
 2 fig. eiceeed in importance. ^?^T-TH?frS-<tf. <Riir, i^FI 
 To Outwit, v. a. ovei-reach, sjirpass in strata(jcm. 377^ dccl. 
 
 -7t5^ "P^nrof, ^\^\k n. ^i\ y. ofo. ^\%\va ^m n. ;i. 2?m 
 
 ^. ofo. ^frf M. ;jZ. TTf^ ff. ofo. ^.\^ VI. pi. ^AH^ y. ofo. 
 
 it^F/t^C ^m m. fp^^T'jf y. q/'o. qiuft n. ^\:^^. 
 To o. one's self. ^IT^^ f^^^ 'P^'jf. 
 OptwOkk, n.—m fortification, sff^r^ w. [ar'ST^fn. 
 
 Oval, a. of the shape of an egg. ars^r^^r aTFPRr=TT, 3T5PPr^, 
 Oval, n. arsT^R »«. 3=t5T^f?r/. 
 OvAEiAK, a. 3tlT^Tq"^5i!^, fs^n^TH^i-^t. 
 OvAEious, a. consisting of eggs. atl-qf'STr, aTSiTq. 
 OvAKT, n. — in anatomy. ar^T^TT m. fk^'\^^ m. "pj n. 
 Oven, n. hahing plate, r^ m. 
 
 2 furnace, Sfc.i^f. 
 
 3 fig. hot ^ close 2>lace. 3^5fF5 n. 3'5T?5 n. ^T^-TT^ ^THT/. 
 OvrE, /irc^. alove, upon, (j'c. jR, cf^fTr i^ecl. ef^t, ^T^fr, 'RFf, 
 
 OTft. 
 
 2 across, from side to side. ^W^^ 
 
 3 ?//)ore /7;e 2t'//o?e surface. =fCH'. 
 OvEE, «(fe. flioce the top. ^l.|^^^. 
 
 2 OH the opposite side. crR, Tjft'FS. 
 
 3 more than, additionally. f^T^RT, sr;, 3Tfq^^, 3TrT3T <fet?. 
 3^Rt^, 35lT^qT?r. 
 
 O. and above. arftT^, STFToJT, ^''PfS. 
 
 To be o. remain, he left, ^rf iJi, S'^, f^S%tr ^r^'jf, jqT- 
 
 4 throughout, from beginning to end. qjT, 3TR7TT, 3TT^, 
 
 5 too much, exccssiteli/. <PTT, arf^-TF, arf^r, 3TH^. 
 
 O. again, once more, afresh, v. Aoaix. fpCT, *1l'H+'4r- 
 
 O. and over again, v.Eepeatedlt. fTT^fTi^.^r, JT'.T^:. 
 
 O. ag-ainst, v. OrPOsiTE. ^jttt, ^5?^. 
 
 O. nig-bt, before night. ^^ft'JTmr, fH^PTT^^^ "jff, ai^T- 
 
 To be over, he past, ended, consumed, S{e. stijf, ?fT^, 
 
 frs^T ^^TTof , 3T^iir, 3^'TS'Jif, ^^T^t, ^rijf, TT^"^, a?5mr. 
 
 To give 0. cease from, v. To Cease. 'R-q^-i'tc. ^jRof, 
 
 To give 0. abandon as lost. 3TT?Tr/.-3TRr^/.-^r?:/.-=fmf 
 /.-&c. ^\^g. ofo. 
 
 Note. There are several senses iu whicli this adverb 
 
 cannot be rendered iu Marathi except in conjunction 
 
 with a verb. To the verb therefore let the student refer. 
 
 To Overact, v. a. act to excess, arf^qp qR^-&c. arfrf^iq^ m. 
 
 To Overawe, v. a. restrain b\j awe. zj^ m.-T^T^^ m.-''^\^. ni. 
 
 -^TRT OT.-&C. ^;Tot-xIfT5T'JT, ?r^'Jr, ^^OT, ^T^rsft/.-ctc. 
 
 SR^t g. ofo. ^^^f. ^iJf-^Wf^^. [ or •<[_ 
 
 Oveeawed,;>. t. V. ?ril qT?T%?5T, ?m%^T, &c. ^q?y, ^Kfir^ 
 OVEEAWING, M. T. V.—acf. ^vn ^^^i\ n. ^]^^ n. &c. ^5ir- 
 
 ^5fr/. ^^^\f. ^J^^f. W.^f 
 
 Oveeualance, n. excess ofu-cight, i^c. 3TRr5tr«i. 
 
 To Oveebalaxce. See To Outweigh. 
 
 To OvEEBEAE, II. a. bear doivn. ^T?:aT, SJTil'^, 2;%BT ^^"jf , rfpl'jf . 
 
 Overbeaeee, m. Oveebeaeiso, p. a. v. V. TT^liiru, Z^Z^J- 
 TF, Ac. 
 
 I. disposed to bully, ^c. — of persona. Sfsnr, 5fs, STifnT, 
 ^%^, 3-^JT??r, ^^W, ^JT?:, 5>T, 3-^, ?5rr, ^Fli?, 5^, 
 
 ??rr^, ^-iH^rd or ^rrr, '^^f^r, ^f^r, ^oif^r, aT5?:q5fr, 
 
 arg^q-zt, ^R>T, ^^^Riqr or ^R-srr. 
 
 II.— of acts, &.C. ^f5n"?<nRr, ^fsnrr^r, th;^?^, &c. 
 
 Oteebeaeino, «. T. V. — act. ^jm^n. ST^'jfw. &c. 
 
 I. bullying, insolent behaviour. ^fsnTf/. W'j^f. ^^ZJi 
 
 f ^zvif. zfnjif <^t/. -^^r^n. sfsTR'!. ^tnr^rr wi. 
 ?f5TrJT».TT?/. ^iTf /. ^rar/. 
 
 OvEEiiOAEl), (7(7y. TPI^r^TC^, &C. TP^f^. 
 
 To OvEUBUEDEN, V. a. load too much. '^f--^Wf'^K-&e. WSJ n. 
 
 ?ri^oT-^p=i'jr-&c. ■Hrrt-<m-&c. f^r^-if, air^^inw^r ^%?rr 
 
 ^"jf, TRRpm-ctc. !RCr. [qROt. 
 
 lb Overcast, i;. a. darken, cloud. ^JT.^, ari^OT^, 5^-&c. 
 Overcast, p. v.V. aTT^r^%?;r,&c. HMI'-'Jlf^?!, if^TT^S^, '7- 
 
 TR5, ^RH^s;. 
 
 To OvERCJiAEOE, V. a. surcharge, v. To Oveeburdes. arfSr-TJ 
 
 2(aguu). arf^^-'Pn:-75rT?3-&e. H?;aT, arf^JF-T sfRm. 
 3 (iuan account, .tc. ). arffeT'THr?! «.-<«^-T-T;f^'^fT/-aT- 
 
 To Overcloud. See To Overcast. 
 
 To Overcome, v. a. vanquish, ^'c. v. To Coxqcee. M^pof, 
 qTMq- m.-^K^■^^ wi.-&c. qRof y. 0/ 0. sr^-fsm-Ac. ^^of, 
 
 2 reduce to distress, exhaust, ^'c. ^^t{-XWM^-iA^\\^- 
 
 &c. armtrr, ^^-^^^-«nit-^^3TR-aTr^ffT-£qrf=y-<S;c. ^^, 
 
 3 ye;: /7;e better of, v. To SuRMOUNT. ^K TTS^, JTTS'Tt, 
 ^r^f qP50T, 3t^cT^-3TR^-?IT^ra^-&c. TPT w. e-Jf y. ofo. 
 
 TT^Tr^T qrs'Jt. ["'• C'l^ g-of s. 
 
 To Overcome, v. n. be victorious. ^^ m. qt^iif-lTT^^at, ^^ 
 Overcome, p. \. V. A. 1. f^^?5T, &c. "RPTrT, TUfSTrf, f^- 
 
 2 5Tft?r 3TM?i?7r-3TT=;?5r, «n=ra^^, &c. %?, $t^^, ^prr- 
 
 ?5, siTift, Tr[^t?r, 5^n^, a^r^frr ( esp. in comp. as ^pTT- 
 ^f?r, f^r^f?T, &c. ), arrg^ in comp. q^ in couip. 
 To be o. %ft?r-T^H^-cte. iroT. 
 
 OvER-cux.MSO, a. arfH^Tr^iir. [R'H'. 
 
 To Overdo, v. a. do too much. 3Tf^-rF-&c. «F^, arfrf^iq' hi. 
 2 roast, bake, Sfc. too much. spR-arffeT^-Ac. Tf^'n-^f'q'^- 
 f^^spJi, 3Tf?rTT-1P m.-kc. W.l^g. of 0. 3lf?TTJP qfTm. 
 
 To Overestimate. See To Overrate. 
 
 Overfatigue, n. arfrfssTK m. arfrf'^tfH/. 
 
 To Overflow, v. n. run over. cT5:^-7TH5-T^5-&c. =ETWqr.
 
 OVE 
 
 To o. with tears,— tlie eyes. siTPJof- 
 2 alouiui, exulerate. ^ni^i^ «.-T3/.->l/.-^3^3/.-?ftn- 
 ^\Z m.f.-ki. 3TH^ y- ofs. 
 To OvKnFLOw, I', a. (hlti/e, inundate. flf^T'it, T^P ^FT^, v^c5- 
 
 OvKitKLOw, OvKnFLOwixG, «. V. T. N. 1. 7^«Tot/. EIT?rt5/. 
 
 1' rt//./ ExurEi!A>-CE. ^/. X^^^f. ^JToT^i^T «• 
 ()vii;klowi;i!. h. Ovehflowinci,^. <?. T. V. N. 1. «r€'T ?rT3- 
 
 (^RT-^^?^, &C. vT5I^, S^IlaftrT. 
 
 O. or plentiful state. vTqI^r n. 
 0. with tears— the eyes. SSIf^ftfT, p^?ft^. 
 To OvEROEOw, V. a. cover hij growing over. ^-^^ ^TTT'if-o'TT'T- 
 
 To be overgrown with. H5;'Jr. 
 2 ^?'ow heyond. ^X^ tvilk |^ o- '^Frf o/'o. [ STT^'Tf. 
 
 To OvEBOHOw, v. «. groio to excess. "prT-aTf^^-aTfrr-ic. 
 OvERGEOwx,/). V. v. A. 1. sqnaOT, eqrr^ ?T^^?5r, 'T^TT 
 
 V. V. K <FTT STT^^rTT, 3Tf^qT^>5fT, 3lf?I^r5?f. 
 OvEEGEowTn, ji. V. \. X. a^f^^f^r^ ;». /. "PR^TT^ wJ. /. 
 
 To OvERUASG, V. a. ^■rq^-^S^^B^ icitli (j. of o. 
 
 To OvEEnACL, V. a. turn over and e.ramine. =^T^-'^V^^'^^- 
 
 ■^-kc. qif^, =rr5T m. %cfty. ojo. =^r5;aT, =En-5!:r=sfr3:/.-=5rr- 
 
 5n^c5t/.-&c. ^FTijf y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 examine again. pr^?TR-f^^7r-'mr[^^R-&c. Tr|^-=5TT5E- 
 
 ^-srriT ?». q'or, ^T55ufHt-&c. j^twt/ ^^"if. 
 
 OvEiiUEAD, adv. above, aloft, Sfc. SR^TITC, Sr^l^IT, JTW^WT, 
 etc. sr?, qXHT. 
 
 To OvEEHEAB, V. a. licaT wlittt was not designed for one's 
 hearing. ^^-•^^\r\-&.c. ^<ir, ^M'JrT^^^T ^ W!^- 
 ?rf ^^or, ^^-^tn^TOT, q?mr-:FRTf?t-&c. q^tJt in. con. g. of 
 s. '^^%'jf in. con. '^^Js^-^WsU-kv. \^^. 
 
 To OvEEHEVT, I', a. heat to cvcess. 3Tf^:f^-<prC-&c, rlR^IOT, 
 
 Overheated state of the body or system. ■STtlT^- 
 
 :[tO<i'-fl ?rT^-?rT^^/. 'fltiiT5rr-&c. n^^ or n^^ m. 
 
 OvERJOT, n. transport, <j-c. v. Jov. SfJ^RT^ m. iRHH^ m. 
 
 OvEEJOYED, a. transported. q-^i^Rf^H, 3Tf?r^I%T, T^R^- 
 
 To be 0. 3TT57^ w.-^ m.-&c. ^^'itlH H KT% :7. o/*-. 
 
 |m-7. o/s. 
 To OvEBLADE. See To Oveebueben. [ v^^ 
 
 OvEELASD, a.-journey, &c. g^i;?f^^, ^Ih-hI^T^T, ?'«T?JJTT- 
 To OvEELAT, V. a. ( an infant ) smother with close covering. 
 
 2 smother, overwhelm. ^?m, ^'TW, ^Sf^-^Tf^ ^R^r, 
 
 3 cover superficiallg. TT^qirf, JTS^f, HTqift/.-JT^^'JI^/, 
 
 602 OVE 
 
 4 oppress with weight. 3flWI<Hlc^-&C. ^^-^wr, HT- 
 ^mrT-Jte. ^pTor. 
 
 To Overleap, v. a. T%^ TTt ^m, 3tt/. HT^TT ^of. 
 
 To Overload. See To OvEituuiiHES. 
 
 OvEELOXG, a. too long. TJR^m, 3Tfrr?if5f, 'fri^>?Tf ^.i^. 
 
 To Overlook, v. a. stand higher than, afford means of look- 
 ing down on. j^ ar^Prr ivith |^ or ^^ of o. TTT^sn^ 
 
 aren't. 
 
 2 owwee, T. To Scpebistexd. TTfof, ^^^ /.-Tx^uft/. 
 -&c. cRof ^. o/o. =EfT^^'t/.-&c. S^iiry. of 0. 
 
 3 /MM Jy, /jrtis over, e.vcuse. #S^, "frfi" qraot, ?ff?/. 
 
 ST W1.-&C. ^Tq-. 
 
 To be overlooked. ^^^_ 
 
 4 prts*' iy, omit, tuTce no notice of ^^7.V[^ ST^T^^'jf, "KHT- 
 ^, TR"if, 3-q?TCTr, 3T2\R«.-3""7^/.-vrR[5Fpft/.-=FRTiT- 
 olT OT.-&C. ^iif g. of 0. 
 
 Oveelookee, n. Oveklooki>-o,;). a. x. V. 2. <tt^0TTTT, ^-IT- 
 
 4 ^T^iTRT, TrsT^OTRr, &c. ^Tti^., 3''^?TT^TTr. 
 OvEELOOKiNG, «. v. V. 2. — afif. qr|i^ ?J. ^I^T^/. =qr^^lt/. 
 
 3 ?t15^ «. ?rt5/. Wf?rf5/. f^W?ff5/. TF/. IPT m. y. 
 
 ^T, 5^FiTT »«. ^PRsrsTwj. ^Fr^rrff^rr'w. hth^^/ JTrir;^/: 
 
 4 3^?^^ M. &e. S'qe^r/ 3Tc"|^ ?». ?rti/. 3qT=iJTT^ m. 
 Overmuch, a. V. Excessive. tpT^, 3lf=t^W, '3Tf?i^lfq?T, ^^ 
 
 OvEEMCCH, adv. tpR=q', 'flfFT^TT, srf?r. [^tlOT. 
 
 To Overpass, v. a. x. To Cross. qR ^iif, 3H?|7r ^m, ':ffT- 
 
 2 omit, pass hy, v. To Overlook. 3T?t^'if;7q^at, ^q^L/"-. 
 
 3TRT^r?ft/.- 3T5"|^ OT.-&C. q^Tin y. ofo. 
 Overpast, a. gone ly,past. it355T, n^T^SST, TrT. 
 To OvERPEEStJADE, V. a. persuade against one's inclination. 
 
 Overplus, a. x. Surplus, ^^jt^, T^TR, "PT^t^, 9?r?l^. 
 Overplus, w. t. Surplus, ^if. 3'^7ot/. jn^TF m. ^f\f. 
 
 f^Wfif-^ifv. ir. 
 To Overpower, v. a. bear down, vanquish, ^-c. h/ superior 
 
 power. ^R m.-^f^ w.-qrrJ^T 7n.-&c. =m^^^ or =5n?r^5 
 
 w^\ T.x^-^^^- ^^^-i^'T.^., qj^cfr, iTTT^, ??r^of, nir- 
 
 oJ^, "^t^ ^ot, qT^?lT qJl^, =5fT?5^RFT 5[Rot y. o/" o. ^RaJT- 
 ^/. ^^ if'VA 5R 0/ 0. ^^-^?;^H-*f5?r-f^?'TRT-q-n-f":?T- 
 Fr-'*c. ^^ot. 
 . 2 reduce to distress, v. To Overcome, ^^ft?^-&e. arr^T- 
 
 Overpowered, p. x. V. 1. qT5%?ir, KTf ^T, ^ft^^OT, ^r, 
 ^r^f^ %%^T, ^^. 
 
 2 ^ffH 3TT0T^^r; %T, %^'H, s^Tf =5, 3TT^r==r ( esp. in 
 comp. ), 3TT^?5 ( in comp. as ipT'-^I^^^, r%?TT^=r, T^T- 
 f ?5, &e.) [qnoTRF, &c. 
 
 OVERPOWEEER, M. OvERPOWERIXG, 2?. «. V. V. 1. nT^OTRT, 
 
 2 ^t\^ 3TPimRT, %?; ^T<^Rr. [^jr. 
 
 I. — esp. of smell, &c. strong. 3^RT, ?^, ^'fk, 3^T^, 
 1 To Overprize, To Overrate, v.a. value or rate too highly.
 
 OVE 
 
 G03 
 
 OYE 
 
 r:f;jTffTq?Tf-m?5Tq?ir-'fiJ^?Fq?Tf-ct.;. HHiJf, arf^iqrrqrrr/. 
 
 -&c. HRi'Jr y. ofo. 
 To OvEEEEACu. See To Deceive. 
 To Override, v. a. ( a. horse ) ?Hq^ =Errt^<if, ^imof. 
 Oveerighteol's, a. supeislitioud;/ strict^ cj-c. aif^T^Rt- 
 Oveerighteousxess, n. y. A. g^PTT^R m. 
 OvEEEli'E, a. "PR f<T-T?5?JT, CflfFtTfF, f^^T^fl>5^. 
 To OvEEEiPEX, I', n. TPr^iJir, 3f1%^'jf. 
 To Overrule, v. a. control hi/ predominant nuthorily. ^- 
 
 =Eir STfq-^R »i.-V?l't'T"JrT M.-3^i7^ m.-&c. '^WA^ tcith ^X 
 
 of. 0. m--^} 3Tf!:T'TRT?f-3Tf!:T'TT^r^r 5i5SR-ctc. =qi?^Hrq- 
 
 2 mal-c null, tj'c. put aside. 5rT^S'T0TI^-&c. ^tf^-^ra^T- 
 <^-Hm ?IRW or ^^ui-l^ JF?;ijf, ?5^TfH:=T'jf. 
 OvEEEULEB, n. OvEEEULlXG,/;. a. V. Y. ^TT^^tT arf^T^R sfR- 
 DTRT, 5rT=ETr 3TH^ ^T^^smRr, &e. 
 
 2 g^^iiTRr, mJi "tt^otrt, etc. 
 
 2o OvEEEuN, V. a. overspread .1 cover over, sq-prnf^ ■>T'''tt, 
 ETS'wf, qr^oT, 3HT=sar^, 5^n^-H57T-^55-&c. ?:iq;at-q^, 
 
 5frpsif5r-3TTqftif-&c. B?;?:ot. ^ [arripfpfFr ^ui_ 
 
 2 roi-e ore?' hastily. 3?TjpiTar, WT=^T/. i?^ ^^S^t, a^Tipfrf- 
 
 3 See To Outrun. 4 cot-er swarmingly, \. To Swabm. 
 ^Trr^-H^H %'ji-?:T^"?f. 
 
 To be overruu. EqrTOT, *R^. 
 Overrun, />. v. Y. A. 1. cq7q?i?5r, e^t'T^ ?T^a^T, ^tc. ssTHT, 
 3Tr^^, sTT^'jf, 3Tr??frof. '" |i 
 
 2 3frT^^%c5r, 3TT^f?r, 3Tr^fjT?r. i| 
 
 Overrunning, «. v. V. A. l.~act. ozf\^w[ n. s^tT'T^ ^^ n. ;' 
 
 2 ari^iT'Jr «• a^raJT »«. arT^JTor n. a^fq^JTUi m. 
 2T9 Oversee, V. a. ofo'ZooZ-, V. To Supeeintend. qTSDT,%^- [ 
 
 Overseer, «. v. V. ««(Z Supeeintedent. "TTf'JTRT,^^'^^ T'l- [I 
 
 "TRT, ^W'^'Tr, =?f^^JftW, 5f\^, fiRq-T, g""7^"Sr. i 
 
 To Overset. See To Upset. ;! 
 
 To OvERSHAUE, To OvEESHAiow, V. «. tJirow a s/iadow over. \ 
 
 ^T5I?ft/.-Sr^/. ^ii-^WM idtlmx ofo. ^RTT|Ff-3mr=-J5- '■;. 
 
 To OvEESBOOT, V. a. shoot leyond. i%?imT=5TT-&c. qps^^l 'j 
 
 sn^w.^T^. ?r?^qTf?i5f;iT ?«.-?i^q"tE|5jq- M.-B^srifri^i? »«.- jj 
 
 &c. :f;?;5r. [^. ij 
 
 To 0. one's mark, fia'. oulmt one's self. '^]^^^^f;z W.^- 1] 
 
 Oversight, «. v. Superintendence. ??)>??/. =^r-T^ft/. \\\- t 
 
 %T w. V. %tr. [^fv.siw w. '^ra n. ' 
 
 2 mistake, blunder, overlooking, ^'^^^.f. ^"ff'^'Y f ^/. j' 
 
 To Oversleep, v. rt.(oiie's seli)<j>T5r5T"T/-3lfFlf5T^T/.-&c. ^'^, i 
 
 2^0 OvEESPREAP; «). a. cover over, occupy the ichole surface '■ 
 
 »i.-ic. ^m y. (fo. 'JTT^SvT-'fll^fFf-'fll^'T'JT-itc. ^wf. 
 OVEESPREAI',/). V. Y. E^TRBFir, S(l=e3T5^??T, &c. W^UT^rT, 'i 
 
 Strf/fot iu coiiip. 'JTT^tof. ;1 
 
 ^0 Overstate. See To Exaggerate. 
 
 To Overstep, v. a. go beyond, v. To Transgress. S'S'^'t, 
 
 ^^ wi.-TS^PT «.-«S:c. ^fR'Jt 5'. o/" 0. 
 To Overstock, v. a. supply tvith more than is requisite. 3T- 
 
 ^^, Trjj ^^. 
 
 To Overstrain, v. n. make loo great effort, ■^f?\^^-r^ m.-v.- 
 
 fffJfTRT m.-&c. qfRiTlr. 
 Overt, a. not concealed or secret, v. Open, g'^j, ^^"TOTr^r, 
 
 'Tftr^qoTi^, sTiT^T'JTrsn', ^■qsqtfirqr, TT^fri)rt=ETr. 
 
 To Overtake, v. a. come up irith in pursuit. ^ZH^^., <fl^T^ 
 
 ^^, fJT25T"iT, fToI^^ JT'Jf , <TR/. ^OT y. o/ o. 
 
 2 come on unawares, take by surprise. itS^, HN^cTOT. 
 To be overtaken. ?rf'?5iJr. 
 To Overtask, v. a. impose too heavy a task on. 3Tftr^ 7,]nn.- 
 
 "FR 'TRT J1.-&C. ?liqtlt, f^cfr arPT^ ^T «.-f?I=fr"RfT ^m n. 
 
 -&c. WTn. 
 To OvEETiiEOw, V. a. overturn, v. To Tpset. TTS'if, TTf^ V 
 
 2 vanquish, v. To Dfjeat. KR'if, Hrsiif, TTSW WJ.-'RTH^ 
 m.-ctc. •JR'jf y. of 0. 
 
 3 subvert, v. To Destroy, To Euin. nrs^, ^TRof, =71- 
 ?T% ^'J ^TiJf, Sqr^T %^, HT »t.-1iT'^T?T //i.-fq^^^ m.-&c. 
 JRof y. ©/ 0. [j^.^n. &c. 
 
 Overthrow, Overthrowing, «. v. V. 1. — act. qjS^ «• 
 
 2— ac<. HR"Jr «. Jfrs^ «. &c.—slale. HT5 «>• "TIST^ )'(. 
 
 ^TTT'T? Ml. »RT m. q^rsm >». 
 
 3— oc/. rfreiif n. ?iRitJf n.— slate. 5?^ »«• 'TT^T )«. HH w. 
 
 f^^RT m. f^tq-^ „,. 
 OvEETiiEOwN,/!. V. \. 1. qTl%?=ir, ^^I^'^^T, &c. 
 
 3 JTRSOT, ^m%S;T, etc. ^fi?, iTlf. 
 OvEETLT, adv. V. A. ?^, 3'^5qoff, sffH^^Torr, <S;c. 
 OvEETNES^s, «. V. A. 3'^5T'nr in. ^iftT^qDIT m. ^^Z^^\ m. 
 
 ^M^f. " [^-&e. ofo. 
 
 To Overtop, v. a. 5r?:^TaT irith g. ofo. t=^ 'flHoi' iviih'^^t- 
 OvEETUEE, n. jjroposal. TS in. i(R"'JT n. 
 
 2 prelude, ^'c. Hef^T m. ^Tf^RT m. 
 To 0\ERiuEN, V. a. V. To Upset. qTS^nr, T^^wi, 3'Rf?of^ 
 
 3-?5Sr-&c. jp^tif . 
 
 2 subvert, v. To Desteot. ^5^1, ^Rl^ir, ^'Z TW, HT 
 
 w.-f^^TTrT m.-&c. ^^ y. o/'o. 
 To Overturn, v. n. v. To Upset. T^TTSot, :j^5'^, ??iy"nT 
 To OvEEVALUE, V. a. rale too high. Pll^T'flm^T-Vif'a^ ^\- 
 
 FA^\-&.e. J1R10T, ^r?5tS?it-f^'^ffTS?it-&c. aqftiqs HROT,, 
 
 aif?i^>qriT/. Hl^l'Ji y. o/o. 
 Overweening, «. conceited, vain. q^^ht^T, 'i^f^THT^T^T, <fl- 
 
 ^^Rr^T, 3TiqaiT=EfT, 5?TR'l=qT, ^flT^¥t^T, -fl^^RSfq^. 
 OvEn\\EEMNGLV, adv. V. A. q^iT^'H, 3lf>T^r?ITH, 3lfHHT5T- 
 
 To OvEEWEiGH. See To Outweigh. 
 
 0\EIi^^ EIGHT, n. ^Uw-'^l n. TRlf-T^q m.
 
 eo4 
 
 OTS 
 
 To OvEEwiiELM, t'. a. crush or lear down leneatli something 
 that covers, ^ot, TT^of, ?^H-?T^-itc. JTT^iif, TTl^, 
 
 '2 tig. immtrse and Icnr ilcwn. fSf^^Jf, ^Sf^^iTTof, 1^- 
 
 rs^-f^HR-Ac. ^07, irre'it, qror, 3TT^i?i-itc. q^iir. 
 
 To be ovenvlieluicd. l^-n5^-Ae. ^tor. 
 
 OVERWHELilEP, /). V. Y. 1. SlR^Jtr, 55^5 ^T^^PJT. 
 
 OvEmvuELMEii, «. OvERWHELMixo,/). a. \. Y. 1. ^jmHRI, 
 
 ffi^ ^qprnrr, ^mrnr mi^iur, &e. 
 
 2 Jl^TTTTT, ^??1TRT, q^'TRT, 1% +<<'IKI, <icc. 
 
 OvEEwisE, n. ar^^TTfarr. 
 
 To OvEinvoiiK, V. a. work too hard, v. To Tiee. ^TTj^Tc^tq^S- 
 ^ :Fm-f^^m?!l!f;5% JFTK n.-&c. qot, ^?ifrq?^f->S:e. ^qf^. 
 ot-<mr<i"i, ^^"Jf or g'^'T, ^S^, 5^^''t, ^JT^KT ?«.- 
 
 «.-<fec. qrs^. 
 Oteeworked, OvEBwonN. See Exhausted. 
 OvEn\MiouonT, <?. lalored I0 excess. STfrT^T^RP^T, arfr'^fr- 
 
 OVEKZEALOUS, a. 3Tf?TrfF'<TSp, a^f^ffl^, 3^^?^fS^, 3TfqTO^. 
 
 Oviroitir, a. oval. a^STOR, 3T5r^?T. 
 
 OviPAEOUs, a.;wof7««'«^ young from ecjrjs. 315^^ ( lit. p'O- 
 ducedfrom eggs ), STUTg^, 3T55r?r. 
 Au 0. animal — goner, f^^. 
 
 To Owe, r.a. le indebted, le lound to pni/. 'Sf^n .-wM7i.-\^ n. 
 -&c. SFM-'iT^'ir. (The verb agrees with the pronoun, 
 as I owe him oVO rupees jft f'TT^ ^f^?f ^% ^Rur ». fjr^ 
 ^^ or m fqT% Tt^?f f^% prmfff ; he owes me 20 rupees 
 ^J ITT& rfff ?:'T% ?of ( or ^J^ ^n r^^^ ) ?5riTnt, &e.), 5B- 
 '^'7fr-^^^t-5iJr^'t-&c. .'fl^iJf u-ith g. of 0. ( as ift BIRr 
 
 2 Jc olUged for. 7Wrft-3TT»TTfr-^<nt-&c. 5mijf-3T^iif 
 ( as I owe my post to you. aTT?TPTtf^"!nff Jft ■^=^\ ^^ 
 Htft OTIifr ). 
 OwiNO, a. due. M\m\^^ or JTRqr^rr, gr'TRT or ^^TTT^r. 
 
 2 consequential, ascrihable to. xfr sign of the possessive, 
 (as this fever is owiuj;^ to fasting ^t riPT TTRT qJ^TT^r 
 or ■^^mv^\ arrf ) Jr-ws ( as this cold is owing to the 
 ruin ^ vtfr TTSr^R 5fr?ft ), a^^ ( in comp. as ^T^fmJT- 
 5^S^^) ^^ (iu comp. as STTHS^^K, 3TT!E?TiT?5q; ). 
 
 3 imputaile to as agent. =5TT, ^^ (as v^Bspaqj-aiffiif;- 
 'J^); gK=P (in comp. asltf^T?^). 
 
 Owl, n. jxij n. ;j;^^ ,„. ^^Jj „ f^f.^ ,„ %THt^ »!.— 
 revihugly the/ow^ or ominous thing. 'fl\^^. or 3fr?I5 n. 
 2 rfo/;, blockhead, S(c. v. Fool. ;j;:^^ si^ w. 755 ?». 
 
 Ows, a. pertaining or relating to self, "peculiar, prop7r. 3TT- 
 
 vfT^'ft, f^r^, Ki<T^, j^t-7, w?Ht^, ^^, j^r, jq^t ( iu 
 
 comp.),3TTf^ (in comp.), ?I^^=F, ^tTrTTm^, 3T^^- 
 ?nm^, 3T?f:^nraT, ':ff?r:^raiiqt, ■st^t^T'fl^, Compounds 
 
 arc formed copiously and elej^antly with several of the 
 above, as ^^.A one's own duty, functions, &e. ^IT^ 
 one's own fancy, &c. ^^p; one's own toil, ^^H]^ own 
 nature, f?T^n^ onc'.s own secret, aTTfHgf:^ one's own 
 wisdom, thoug-ht, &c. ^?rt^, Rft^IT one's own wife; 
 3^Tf^^, ^^ own son, ^3iTf?T own caste, kind, &c. 
 ^^A own office, duty, &c. ?f^5T own country ; ^Tif, 
 3TTWf|fT own advantage, &c. &.e. 
 
 One's own. This phrase as occurring in one't own 
 physician, carpentir, chrJc, manager, ^-c.^'c. is rendered 
 by 37mT, (as 3Tfq=qT "l?I-^R-^n^-^R'TTff-«S:c. ), 
 ^^ {as ^^^!^ one's own servant), &nd sometimes by 
 CR^T or 3TTT?^r ^T^T ( as ^V^\ WAf^X-&c.) [STN^T^T. 
 
 Each his 0. 'flTTTTR:! ( as FT WTTT^fr ^'^'^ ^^^ W^ ), 
 
 O. aud other. 3TTT'R, 3?TW7F^, 3TITi=^"T?5r. 
 
 To make one's 0. to appropriate. 3TTfH^T<T q;^^. 
 To Own, v. a. allow, admit, confess, T. To Acekowlebge. 
 arrt^R^, ^at^FRof, ^\ ^uf, r.w^ ^^-^^, tfi^tut, 
 
 ^rnt^FR wi.-^T^R m.'&c. qp^tJly. ofo. 
 
 2 acknowledge to belong to. rrFTif, JTr5n-'JTrT?rr-H'T-'^- 
 
 SPR OT.-'JTift^PR m.-&c. T.K^ g. ofo. 
 
 3 have the rightful title to. tT^ftTiTT J».-^tTT /.-^HT «.- 
 &e. %qiif-5IT5in'n or ifiV/j 3THiJf y. of s. icith m of 0. arn- 
 ut H'ii/i y. o/«. ( as FT JJ?!^ JTT^t 3T[1), ':T^'\-HR^->S:c. 3T- 
 ?f^ y. of 0. 
 
 Ov.T^lTy,p. V. Y.l. 3T'ft'TRS?5T, ^t^R^^, <?^ff ^rt?J^T, &C. 
 
 3 ?T%?f?^r, ^Fqrrf?5T, KiFqf^f^T'?, ^TnftffiiT's (as JTRcn?rfSr- 
 
 r^T? tT^ ), ^tTT^ ( as Hf«TTT^ ). 
 Owner, n. Owning, p. a. v. V. 1. a^fft^RtTTRT, ^^FRtTTRT, 
 ■T^ff ^t^RT, 3Tnt^PRWr-^Rt, ^t^R^TTT-ctc. 
 
 2 HRiJTRr, 3TR^T J^f iJItTRT, ^=ft^ROTRT,& c.^t +- 1 <+T|''T,i-c. 
 
 3 tTFft^irr s^fffRT, qKt, "?i%, ^pft, nrs^ or JTrsft^p, ?Hr- 
 sri, ?TTTr^<^, ^Tir^fr^T, ^fTTTj^. 
 
 OwNEitsniP, n. proprietorship. tTJf^fJTT ?«. JTr?r^t/. ^frTr/. 
 
 Owning, n. v. V. I.— act. aTift^R"nn. 1^1 ^oi«. &c. aTift- 
 
 W^Km. ^tqjRwz. arit^orn. ^t^ROTM. 
 
 2 — act. JTRTofji. arrTrlT '^OT'Jf". &c. afnt^ROT. ^'t^FR«. 
 
 Sfll^R^n. K^T^?:^^^. 
 Ox, n. castrated bull. "Ip^wi. TT^rw. *n?rr"^^w. 
 
 2 OTflZe of the bovine genus. sfFJm. sfpftcf^wj. aq'JTOT. 
 
 3 wild o. to« gavceus or cavifrons. l^rrwJ. I^T^rnj. 
 Horn of the w. o. ir^rT^/. 
 
 OxTGEN, n. srmerr^M!. 
 
 Oxtmel, m. JTtTT% qF^n. f%%^ or -RTsp'sft/. 
 Oyster, n. — the animal.<|JT?jerM.^r^'J.?>f'Tgffp/. — the shell, 
 qn?I=rn. ^^/. ni"T?!T»«. 
 
 Half or single shell of an 0. ^lin, 
 
 Pearl 0. ^f^/.
 
 PAC 
 
 G05 
 
 PAC 
 
 P^ Tills letter is expressed by T,and \vlien aspirated by "P. 
 Pa, short for papa. SfT. 
 
 Pabulab, Pabulous. See Alimental, Nuteitious. 
 Pabulum, n. v. Pood. ^t?T«- ^T^/- ^^=T«. f^^T m. 
 
 Pace, n. step, m^^.n. ^5JT«>. ST«f?w. TTtflT'". ^^/qT^"!. T^- 
 2— tlie pace. qr?:;7r». ^nm. 
 
 3 5ia(7, tval/c. =qr?l/ lf?r'/. 
 
 Eunning- p. VTf^r??/- [^m. 
 
 4 i/fefi oficalk or moving, ifrr/. T^ff^ HR". ^m>i. nfrT- 
 To drive at a geutle p. TT^rST^T^f ^T^'Tf-^Rf%oT-&c. 
 To move or go at a g-eiitle p. qrJnr^T^ir =^T?!;ot-;;TM. 
 To keep p. with. TTS?!)!. ^^]^^ ^qirJH^, TFS^w. ^X]- 
 
 5R 3T?r'n'', 5ITT5IT =^T?5>Jr. 
 
 5 (of horses) v. Hoese. ^?5/. 
 
 Jb Pace, v. n. move slowly or mcasiiredly^ TFT^'i. 7:vf\r\ ^- 
 
 cT'jf, qR3?».;j;. JTr=3ft?r vTm-=qTr5of, :r?:Hrs% ^qrrft^ =qT?!;'^- 
 -^riif-&c. [^7^. 
 
 To p. up and down. <mn:»J. q^iifi^lJiai^S^jSint/. 
 
 A watch in which the watchman or sentry is to pace 
 
 up & down, e^rfr qT^?T»». A pacing watchman S^rTT- 
 
 To Pace, v, a. measure ly siep. <TT«Rf n.pl. jfr^of^. of o. 
 
 ^]^i'Jn.pl. ^^ HT^St, Trs^^ifMoft/ ^X^g. ofo. 
 Pacep, a. having a particular pace. -hic^"HI, Ifft^T, ifrf^. 
 PACiric,rt. tending to make or restore peace^ mild, gentle.Sfc. 
 
 ?TriTT=^, ^TiT?TKT^r or ^THI^THr^r, m^'N^irmr, ?IITTT- 
 
 ^qj^, ?(iiT^=qT, f*rriif>Mi, ^iRTRT, &c. ^mrq^qK^, ^- 
 
 2 tranquil, ^'c. t. Calm, ^ifrf, xm\., ^TTF^RHq^. 
 Pacification, n. v. V.— ac/. ^if?r^'Jt«. etc. ^'RvT:^6t». &c. 
 ^r^^ pop. 3Tf?T5RK. ?TJT;?TT5r?ft/. ^JT^r^'tfl'/. ?flT3fr/ 
 
 /. ?Ttfrf/. ( also in comp. as ^^itfrf, ^f^ffrf/. &c. ) 
 
 I. act of making peace. ^SR W^^n. firOTP ^^«. ?(H?»i. 
 
 II. peace tnade.^i^K m. fJl!^TTw- ?if^»«. %^j\^\f^f.^'^m. 
 Pacific ATOE, n. peace -maher. 5HH?: ^JvTWRT, fHi=5I'P ^F^TTTKr, 
 
 ^rfy^'rTf, fElft^H^;T^-^T5[I^'&c. fiiq^VTT^T^. 
 Pacificatoet, a. tending to peace, y. Pacific. ?fPTI^, 
 
 Pacified, p. v. V. ?lf?T5r'?^^T, W?f %%?5r, &c. ^ifiTFT, ?Tr?f, 
 
 5pr4Tr|>r, ^?T^T':T, ^?T?n7, ^-J^m, H-^fTTT. 
 Pacifier, «. Pacifxiko, p. a. v. V. ^rfffsmTTT, ^TT^^mRT, 
 
 543^T^TT, ?m^, ^q^T-frlT-^Rsp-Ac. ?TPT or ^^m^- 
 
 ^fTr-&c. 5!Tt^^?;-^TTf-^?^-&c. ?TJT^-ipRt, ipt'^T^q;- 
 
 ^T^^-&C. 
 Xo Pacift, v. a. appease, calm, quiet, allay. ^^T^T^ or ^trf^ 
 ETOT, ^rlR^i or WC(\^i^^ ^H^oit, ^JT^R'Jf, 3T5^^<^, \\\H- 
 
 i?f-&c. jRut, ?[itBnT /jop. ^i?icr^ n.-^m^sTTcTjft/.-^iT^ 
 
 n.-^JTNH H.-^T':T^<n-&C. q5?:'7f y. o/o. 
 Pack, n. lundlc, lale. n^ wj. ^l^\ m. n\z\i n. siTHH n. 
 
 2 ( of cards ). nfJiSirr w. :^[5 «i. 
 
 3 ( of hounds ). ^1 f. ^f5 n. ^5IT ?;». 
 
 4 y«?!y, crefc, A?!0<, V. Band. iT^ or qj w». qjT "». Ti«. 
 ^r^ m. 55T>Jr «. %5rT m. ^spTf w. ETTol^ »». 
 
 P. of knaves & scamps. ^'515!; ^t^PSt/. 
 
 5 peck, heap, multitude. f^T^ or ^^JX m. f^TRr w. ^mit. 
 
 To Pack, «;. o./iZace a«ii /;)•«« together. ??'J^ T^'tI-^Rct^ 
 TT'n, T^TT/. qJT^ g. ofo. 
 To p. closely. ^=^^ T^. 
 
 2 hind for carriage, ajivrof, 5[fY^ ^PKor-jifot, 'fl^eiur, 3T- 
 ET'ZriT^a^t/.-qfm^t'-^/.-sif'-.TT^TW/. ^iJty. o/o. 
 
 3 sen;/ hurriedly, v. To Despatch. qr^^-?jiTqn'H-&c. yr- 
 
 4 unite in fraud. ?f'HHr)NI-'^!F?TTTft-^rfT5!:^|^fr^T-&e. 
 
 5 oft'; handle off, v. To Dismiss. tJT^fT ^^I^fof, r:t^^ \^., 
 
 G up. 3^5;^, ar^of, irf'-T^, sj;^ q^, 111515 «. iJTT^UT- 
 
 375'?'Jr-5ifvr^, srt'^RTfM'/. ^i^ y. o/ o. 
 
 To Pack, ( with oft', ) 
 
 haste. 
 
 ?r5^0T, H^^^, 
 
 ^\m^^f.pl.\^^.^. 
 
 Pack, a. fit for or used for lurdens. 3fl%^, 'JTra^t, ^c^T. 
 
 Pack-cloth, w. qTO?T «. '^'^^q- n. 
 
 Pack-UOESE, n. TTCTS: »>. TTS^^ ?t. TS^^^-T^^w^T^^-'^sn- 
 K^^T ?T^«j.-q"reT OT.-&C. ^5I»qT ^fir. 
 
 Pack-keedle, n. ^TTtT »». n. 
 
 Pack-sack, n. m'^f. IT'Jft/. 
 
 Pack-saddle, n. M7,f. ^r^ffT ?f. — esp. of camels and ele- 
 phants. <T?^m n. pop. ^7rmf. [3Tt?tf^/. 
 Back tie of a p. which passes between the hind legs. 
 Breech band of a p. (passing around the haunches) 
 
 Dorsal-pad of a p. ^fiqjT »». 
 
 Girth of a bullock's p. q^TT/. TrTTS/. 
 
 Stuft'ed roll under a p. A^f. 
 
 Pack-theead, n. §?r^/. ?T5T »«. ^TJP^^ ?». 
 
 Package, n. thing packed. rgT wi. ^ttb^ ?i. 
 
 2 charge for packing, ^\^^]^^f. 
 PackeTjW. s?))«Zi bundle or parcel. |T5^ 7«.J3%7i. q-JT ?». J/wj. 
 qit/. — esp. of papers riiR^/. 
 
 String confining a p. of papers. ^^Jl^f. 
 2 mail.^post.%Hf 
 
 8 post-sh ip. z\wM n?I«T?T n. C^^^.o/ 0. 
 
 To Packet, r. o. &('«(? ^'Z* !» n 25acZ.-e/. 55^ «».-qiq; ?».-<S;c. 
 Pact, Paction, «. largain, v. Agbeemest. ^T?/. ^?ft/. 
 
 Pactional, Pactitious, n. JeZoJiyini/ to a pact or largain. 
 
 iRTTft^, ^'TrTT^r, ^mTT^, ?li%^^, ^%^cT.
 
 PAT 
 
 Pad, n. foot-path. qm^R/- "^nrrsir m. 
 
 2 easy-hone. ^r^TsiRt^ ^IST m. 
 
 4 Jo7</rt-, cushion., t|t. HT^/. fi^r ot.— little, circular, 
 and flat. fiTT<t/. 
 
 5 ( for a borsc ). ^RtT n. 
 Trout fastcniu'? or tie of a p. ^X^^^ m. \ 
 
 To Tap, r. «. travel gcntJi/. ^JJTftrJr-fsRftf^-^f ^-&c.^r?r^. 
 
 Papab, «. coarse flour. iTTS »". HT5^ «. 
 
 r.u'ri.NO. See Stuffixo. 
 
 To Paiidle, v. «. roiv, Icat tcater. •TF^ST'n, ^T?^ «• HR^, ^ 
 
 S^II% qiift ». ^TSOT. 
 
 2 play in the tcatei: -piJr, f«ra^, ITi^n^T S^S^T J??T^. 
 
 To Pai>di.e, f. a. propel ly a paddle. ^m^?^H =5irS<lDt-%uf, 
 
 Padulk, ?i. short oar for a canoe. ^tTrf «■ 
 
 2 iWe o/cn oar. ^oft/. 
 Padfock, n. V. E>-CL0SUBE. ^vS\f. dim. cfisn «. tfH^^ n. 
 
 2 V. Fkoo. %^^ VI. H^ »!. 
 Padex, w. t. Eice. Hm «. ^135/. 
 Padlock, n. ^ «. f^q n. rfMT w. ?TM w. ?ir?I^ ?f. 
 Coininon English p. ijS^T^ ^^ w. 
 Common JS'atire p. H^^ ^^ n. HTn^ W^ n. 
 Double p. ZW.\tf f ^ «. 
 Coueealed p. q5?TT% '^^ ". 
 r.tA>', fl. Miiy of Iriuviph. ^^^^\^ n. ^^^\7^ m. 71. 
 Pag a:;, Pagasish, a. heathen, idolatrous. iTlTfq^^, ST^^jff, 
 
 Paganism, n. heathenism, n]^^-^] f. STtT^K ;;;. rjTtT^iTR'r^- 
 
 Page, ?i. ( of a book &c. ). ^g >!. 
 
 2 boy-attendant on a great person. ^JSTRT, ^^=<Tr, qiTTT, 
 qr-^TT, R^^TrfTIK or ^, 3tf?r:fr, qT«lf5=:R, 
 
 To Page, r. a. ^^ ari^S Tfl'jf. 
 
 Pageant, ji. show, spectacle. rfJTT?1T »«. ^5^ m. 
 
 2 s/fl^K*-, ^-c. j« show. ^ipTT^f^/. ^iTirEfr^trf^rt/. 
 
 A mere p. of a person, f^fqi^iq^tt, fc^t^^, f^^T^, 
 
 PiOEAJsT, a. V. Showt. --iTT^RT^T, CTTJul^, ^ITH^T, ft^- 
 Pageantry, ?!. /lOffi/), parade, v. Snow. '<^R»lR »«. ?TJT^iT or 
 
 Paginal, a. consisting of pages. ?^f^r, ^tf^rl. 
 
 Pagod, n. idol. 'JTr?/. 
 
 Pagoda, «. idol-temple, v. Temple, ^i^ m. 
 
 2— the coin. |T?r m. ^U or sRlf /. 
 Paid, p. v. V. f^^TT, %3^^. [ qtq «. 
 
 Pail. n. vessel for drawing or holding tcater. qt^TT»«. 3t?5 »«. 
 Pais, w.— the sensation. |:^ «. q'Tsr/. ^?iT/. ^IT^t/. JTRI- 
 
 BodilT p.— as &/)/). /o nuiital pain. ^qif'T/o/j. s^w/. 
 
 606 PA I 
 
 IJIental p. — as opp. to bodily paiu. 3TTf'4'''/'T^;qTir/. 
 Creeping or fl} inu' p. ^^ m. 
 Freed from p. |:^rrft^. 
 
 Pains of death. JTMfrT ^=7T/. 
 
 Pains and di.scasc ; or pains and sorrowB ; — comproli. 
 I^OT 5TT^ot n. [ ^^/f^T^T/. 
 
 Kheumatic p. in tlie biu-k or loins, ^or/. ^T^/. ^- 
 
 Sharp, shooting, or laueinatinc; p. cp^S/. fHC'PP/. "f^- 
 ^/. ^Wq;/. ^Wf.f. f'm'f.f finrfW/.«^/.^s;.qp/,— esp. 
 in the trunk of the body, ^^^f^-^^^f. g'^^m/. 
 g^mW55/. fz^ n. ((^T^/. 
 
 Sliarp or acute p. ^Jr'j pop. ^W. or ^ m. 
 
 Stinging or pungent p. "^r^r/. 
 
 Suflerino- p. |:???'?r'ft. " " [f^T'TT^F'^. . 
 
 To be effected with a sharp, shooting p.— limb, kc. 
 2 dis-jiiietiide, ^{neasincss nf mind. ?:^ n. p^^T m. pi. »;?- 
 K m. pi. W.'Z "1. or m. pi. FfTq m. ^r]jqm. JT^TWrq m. "^T^, 
 
 f. arrfcT/. «». T^;qt5T /• ^f^rs^'Tr /. ^rrfrr /. f-x^oj/. 
 
 ^T|T/.^Sq5/. 
 
 3 — pains ; toil, care, labor. '.TPT m. or ?«. j'l. ^-'Z ni. or J/i. 
 
 pi. '^\'^^f. ^z^zf H3Trn?f/. ^J^ir/.i^z. v. 5f;r5-?rT, ^ir- 
 
 Through great pains. BT^ft ^fNl^. 
 
 To take great p. about. «fiT m. pl.-W.'Z m. pl.-J^^rl f 
 
 -&e. '^CTr-^^iTr-jfrTDT, f^z^f pi. w^-^i^. 
 
 4 throe of chddhirth.^^f. f?rft^/. i^^ffl^^T/. Sf^T- 
 
 5 punishment denounced, penalty, v. Pusishmekt. 5Ij». 
 To Pain, v. a. cause p>ain to. |:?rw.-qt5T /.-sn'<TT/.- &c. ^- 
 
 ^i^-^CTf, qil^ or fqsot, f^f^fof 07- I^Rot, wTf^of. ( Note. 
 — This word does not inflect the agent ) ^^^JT^/.-fT- 
 S75/-qls^ n. ^m. 
 2 distress, grieve, ^c. v. To Afflict. |:^ M.-&C. '&\- 
 
 |:?fr-^'ft-&c. w.m. 
 To Pain, r. «. Ic painful. I^iif, f?nTijf. 
 Pained, />. v. V. A. 1. |:^ f^~f^, ft'fi^ST, I^^T^^T^ etc. 
 
 2 f.TT f^l^T, &c. s:^vr, |-.%^, ^, =iTJft, ^^ft, ^f?TFr, 
 
 Painful, a. gicing pain, causing smart. gt^r^T, ^S^^^T, Ac. 
 
 |:^^^^R^-!?^, 5^^, ^-^T^Tf , qt5Tq;7-q;T^^-^?T^->.tc. ■^• 
 ^^r-7;Tw-^^^-&c. s^iT^fj. 
 
 2 distressing, ij-c. T. Afflictive, ^'.^^pqr, g'-^^T^, 5"-^^, 
 |:?^^^-^R^-^^-&c. il^T^K^, ^"J^, SfiT^T, s?Ty^. 
 
 3 arduous, v. Difficult, ^fjf?;^ //o;;. ^p^tcT, «riTRI, ^P- 
 
 ^r=^, I's^T, |:Br'-"q, ^'S^T'-'q, «THWKf, ^'^^^r'-'q-. 
 
 4 laborious., pains taking, \. DiLiGis.yT:. irptfft, ir^^?^, 
 
 Painfully, «rfr. v. A. 1. |:^T?f, I'.^^^TT, ^JT, &c. 
 2 |:wT#, »;rt5t, q^-sm, &&
 
 , ^PAT G07 
 
 Painfulness, n. v. A. 1. |:^ n. |:^qpr^?qr n. |:?(^T^^f^«, 
 qtST^PR^f^ n. &c. 
 
 3 ^^crrq-OTT «i. ^P^BTK^!T^r/. siTHHT^Trir/. 
 
 4 and Pain, ^pi? ?«. lifH wi. ^^?r^/ 
 Paisim. See Pagan. ' 
 Painless, a. free from pain. f?r|:^t, i:^^=T-^f|^-^Jf^, 5^- 
 
 2 free from troullc. See East. 
 Painstaker, «. PAI^'S^AKINQ, a. induslrious, ij'c. v. Dili- 
 gent. Kf^Trft, iT^Tm?ft, qF'ST^^, ^cqr, ^xfrTt, ssrm^. 
 
 ?b Paint, v. a. draw a f jure of in coJors. tlH or tTl^ ^- 
 
 5T H.-^T^^ir OT.-^^rnr »».-&c. w.\^^ g-ofo. 
 
 2 eoyer w(Y/t colour, paint, orfijures. tj\ m. sof-r^rcfof, 
 
 3 depict, portray, v. To Des^cribe. cfOT^, ^'^mn.'^x.^j.ofo. 
 To Paint, d. «. rouge. nT^t?r?:-#r?raX-&c. tn'».c5R^. 
 Paint, «. coloring sulstance. jjlni. X'W^'^^ n. 
 Painted, ;>. v. V.A. l.Tqr=qT qri^^^T, t^T^ ^RT^^rTT, f^^PM. 
 
 2 1^ fs?|^, tnsr^^T, tn?i?jr, N^tr'^^t, &c. t^, tnl^. 
 
 3 ^ofe?5T, 5ir(^?f . 
 Paintee, n. Painting, p. a. \. V. A. 1. xr\f^ f=f^ ^KIIRT, 
 fSTTTd, f^fSt^R, f^^I^irt, f^5r^^^, ^?^^, trrrfftq-. 
 
 2 tT ^!irRT, ti^cTTRr, &c. tmft, tn^, tiFftsr, ^r'ft. 
 
 3 51'jroTRT, JTot^ qvfrf-^Rir. 
 
 Paintek, n. the rope hy which a hoat is secured. qTT m. 
 Painting, «. v.V.A. I.— act. tlH ^Fl^or w. tnT% f^ JpT^ot 
 «. &c.f^fef^/.fef7/. 
 
 2 kj\ ?CTr M. tnq'of «. etc. tq^^ /. t^^ m.— esp. of a 
 Louse, room, &c. t^TH^t/- 
 
 Cost or price of p. k.^^^T\^^f. tTT^/. 
 ' 3 wm n.^^'mi. i^^ n. [it n. f^=Tf5f^/'. 
 
 I. nrl or business of a painter. ^r^-^^^ W'^^ n. fq^f-^- 
 
 II. thing painted, a picture. f%^ or ?ttT% f^=5f n. ^T<^ 
 m. ^^m m. 
 
 Pair, n. two things suiting, ^r^/. ^iT »«. ^15 m. 
 Of a p. ^rft^. 
 
 2 <iw, irnce, v. Couple. ^^T'/. "t^^f. ^% «. g;?T m. 
 
 3 ?rtfl/e and female. ^m^T mi. %5^ «. ^f| ?i. ^ n. fH''g^n. 
 
 4 »««« and wife. ^'^n. pi. ^RT?«. v^ n. ^]i^n. ^T^q- 
 
 Feastiuj^ of a married p. by Bralnnans. ^"T?ft'TF?nT n. 
 
 Honors paid to aniarried p.by Brahmans. ^?ffq^q-?i. 
 
 Newly married p. ou tlieir visit to the idol. 'T'^^ n. 
 
 pl.^^ln.p. [Vt/. 
 
 Procession of a newly married p. to tlic idol. cj^<Mf- 
 
 Squabbles of a married p. ?q?ft^t5^ m. 
 
 To Paih, v. n. suit, fit. ^sajf^ ^^iJi, ^55aft /.-^;^ /..&c. 
 
 ^m g. of s. ^rst^-^-5TT^-&c. ar^'Jf. 
 
 2 be Joined in j'airs. ^W m.-^^Tf\ f-'^VS ?«.-^n M.-&C. 
 To Pair, v. a. Join in suit, unite so as to pair, ^ff/- ^^TST 
 
 PAL 
 
 m.-&c. ^;^ g. ofo. ^'Zoft/.-^ips/.-ctc. ^^iff, ^n^. 
 2 Join in pairs or two. ^aff/.- j^Tift /.-^^ «.-&c. ?pj:ffr 
 5^. o/ 0. vTot /. qr^OT. 
 Palace, n. royal or nolle house. TpnrrtT in. srrjT "». U^^ol jj. 
 ?T^iT^T?5 m. T^^f^ n. ^^ri\f. <|j1M^ h. ^|vt m. n. m- 
 ^r^ »». 
 
 Palace-taed, ?;. n^fn^T ». [^RTTw. ?:it»TTr/f. 
 
 PALiESTBA, n. place for urestling. i^^^ f. ^^^^T^f. rjrrftT- 
 Palankeen, Palanquin, n. For the swinging litter sus- 
 pended from a pole in which the Kativo nobility and 
 g-entry ride, the words are TTH^/ f^f^'TT/. ^T'TTPT ». 
 Per the oblong box-like conveyance the words are 
 ^^T^^ or i{^j m. though Europeans generally use '^'[• 
 ?5^'t for it. 
 
 Bod (pensile portion) of a p. ^^'Jr■X\f■ 
 Entitled to ride in a p. trr?5^'Tc5r<T. 
 House for a palankeen and bearers. »Trj^RT m. 
 Padding along the pole of a p. ^ffmr^y! [^PT. 
 
 P.-bearer. jfrf, ^r^, ^^, ^rrf^,— respectfully, ^Tit- 
 Set of p.- bearers. 7^ft/. 
 To set down or take up a p. '4tw. 
 Palatable, a. agreeable to the taste, v. Tasteful. ^'^W..| =^- 
 
 To become p. cease to offend the stomach. f7\X'^'\x:\\^■ 
 
 Palatal, a. uttered by the aid of the palate, k\\^■^^. 
 Palatal, Palatial, Palatic, a. belonging to the palate. 
 
 ffT^;^ or m^^=^J^ r^T^^W'ft. 
 Palate, n. roof of the mouth, rn^n. pop^ ^^/- +-l':|'^ m. 
 2 V. Taste. ^f%T/. =q^f. 
 
 Vitiation of the p. 3R;f^/. 3T?r^nR n. 
 To indulge the p. f^^/.-^rs n. ^\^ ^xif. 
 Talatial, a. pertaining.1 ^'c. lo a palace. U^^5^^^^^■, 7PT- 
 
 Palaver, n. soft and pleasing but hollow speech. ^AH\^{\f. 
 
 Y^W'^i n- qJT^^^oft n. iT5!:'T^-4mt/. ?5?Piift/. pi. 
 
 ■■qr{^i{^l n. "PrS n. ;p5^t5?fjft=^qT ^1^/. pi. 
 Pale, a. loMte of look, wan. qt^n, f^^, f^^ZPSt^T, <tc. ^T-Z 
 
 or :^Z or WPS, f?I^, *4|l^tH, ^ft^^, 'rJPT, f^<rr, 
 
 Deadly p u-7iite as a shcet.^ Sfc. rRmRT. 
 
 To turn p. f^+dui, ^rS^ qT^jft". "T^"^ g- of s. STTot^r- 
 J>jf or Efir^^sui. 
 
 2 «oi high-colored.^ light, fif^ or fp-:^!, fiT'FJ, JHtl, 
 JTTT, 30TTnT=^, 'Y^^'^J '^^tf?T. 
 
 A p. color. 3"H?:T «», 
 
 Palish, fqn^ or ft>::g?;. 
 Pale. n. stick or pointed board of apalinj. 'Ul^l w. fRr^/. 
 
 2 See Stake. 3 See Enclosure. 
 To Pale, v. n. turn pale. See Pale. 
 To Pale, y. a. enclose tvith paling. sFS5Tw.-i.tc. qr?!'?, ^%-
 
 PAI 
 
 COS 
 
 PAL 
 
 Pale-faced, o. qtS'^'PT^pmsr^r, f^rWr^TT^, J^R^T^f. 
 Paleness, «.v. A. 1. qfm'nr »>. f^T^-Ton m-^^Tirr wi.&c. 
 
 Livid p. ^ii^f. [^tffT/. 
 
 riiEJiRA. See Pal.estba. 
 
 pALKSiniAX, Palestkic, a. perlaininy io vrcsflinj. W- 
 
 Palette, «. paiii/t'r''s hoard. fETfTT-TpEfT^n'TT^/. 5n'f<T=>r «. 
 PAt.rr.EY, fi. liorseftt for ladies, sjrq^t^ <:*ll<|-m ^r^m. m- 
 
 ErTJTrft^-HTK^fTHt^r ^T»«.-?T|^w.-&c. 
 Pai-INdkoxie, H. !cor</ or sentence ivhick is fJic same read 
 
 lack^card or forward. HT^sJ'-Ttn. :s^^r^]^\^^J^■>^^W■m. 
 Tj^U^o, n.fonce formed ivit/i pales. 'fi^Vm. ^.ZX'^ m. ;f5T- 
 
 PAtiyoDE. See Eecantation. 
 
 Pali-ade, Palisaio, n. v. Palikq. :f55T »"• hWtt »!. s^- 
 
 5V Palisade, d. a. v. N. JF3IT wi.-&c. ^Tra'Jf , H^^i^ /.-%%- 
 
 Pall, h. mnn/Ze 0/ state. fT^w. 
 
 2 (over a corpse). ^5Tm. ST^fTtTT^ ^F^T/- 
 iT;; Pall, v. n. groiv vapid and insipid. ^^'T.-'^^^^r^-Wl^- 
 
 -?f^/.-&c. ^M ^. of s. f^T?nft/.-5rr^'«.-3^d^/.-&c. if'Si 
 
 lo Pall, v. o. mal-e vapid. ^^^.-^^^i^-f^M^^-^-c. q?T^, 
 
 fiTmt/.-^w!.-^PiT5JTOT.-&i;, aTM"!! g.of 0. n]i\ f.-■^f^ f. 
 
 -ic^TfRft^FTof^. 0/0. 
 
 2 See To Clot. 
 Palladium, n.that icIticJi affords protection, iw^f. X'^^n. 
 Pallet, n. small or mean led. f:!\^■\^\^ ^U^Xn.-V^^n.- 
 
 2 See Paleiie. 
 [To Palliate, v. a. excuse, cover, extenuate, ^'C^f^TTTn.-^^iii 
 
 /.-if^mTOT.-&c. ^Tfim or ^"TST g^^wf-^^ q^'?f-f3^- 
 
 2 reduce in violence; mitigate, lessen, ifc. ^rJ^T-^jft-?!^- 
 &c. ^?W, 3'TifTK»'».-3'Ti[TH5T«.-&c. ^Rnf ^. 0/0. 
 Pailution, «. T. V. I.— act. f^fHrT ^tnoT". ^Wif ?rtTot«. 
 
 <Jcc. ^^'^[^q^OTn. ^nr^Y^^^^'^- ^r^^f -ft^tT??. 
 
 2 ^?5^ ^>ifn. &c. ^^\^^^n. ^\rHm. ^r^m^n. 3T?'T- 
 
 Palliative, n. tlat iflich excuses. c^"t^qfTfR^ 'ft'?/. ?t'7- 
 
 2 ;7ia< icliieh mitirjates. 3^^K^-5[IK^-3Trq?TTq;-&C. pT^^T 
 Pallid, Pallidstess. See Pale, Paleness. 
 Palu, n. inner part of the hand. rTSE^Trfw. r\'i.A\in. ^Wrlciw. 
 
 «r,<.ri-im. q^n. 
 
 The p. hollowed to hold. q^«. ^"fTTM. ?=ft«ISTm. 
 
 55^ or^Irn' ?«, ^mP/.—esp. liquid. =n^m.f. =gs^>».— 
 
 both palms put side by side and hollowed, art^f^ or cift- 
 
 vfs/ »«. ^'^^m.f.pop. 3T'3T5ft/. ar^rfeq^ «. 
 
 That has au itchy T[>-fiJ. ^MriraT or Sirs'?!, ^rTTo^. 
 AVith tlie palms hollowed and placed cue over the 
 other. ^?Tf^frf?5, ^s^t^^. 
 
 2 lorassus Jlahelli formis, or fan-palm. rTTS'". ^^.m. 
 Some species or varieties ot'tlie Palm trihe are, %^- 
 
 ?m, >T7q?rT3, fTKrS, H<3IHIi or ilTfftTra or ifT^. 
 For the otlicr palms see Cocoasl't and Date. 
 
 Branch of a p. 5fRoft/. <TTS^n.— Lower or base-portiou 
 of it. f^V or f^rwi. ^Wt^n. 
 
 Branch of a p. divided longitudinally.riot+in. r^'fi€\f. 
 
 Case made of matted p. -leaves. WMTr{n. 
 
 Cord-ring for tlio feet used in ascending a p. ^I^TSt". 
 
 Exudation from the p. cTTSt/- — He who extracts it. 
 
 Female or fruit-bearing p. tree. HioiciliOT. 
 
 Fermented juice of the p.-tree. rTlft/. 
 
 Fruit of tlie p. dli*«»j. — Young fruit. ^^iK\m. 
 
 Fruit stalk or spadix of the p. whilst incased. TTTTw. 
 
 Gourd or earthern vessel used to receive the liquor 
 from the p. ^ /. ^h<iVn. ^^m. 
 
 Head or bush of the p. nrHT««. ft^KTOT. ^^'zm. 
 
 Leaf or spike of the p. rfTlT^n. 
 
 Longitudinal division of a p. tree. =^'v^f. ^t'^Zn. 
 
 Male or barren p. tree. ^^mtm. '^■m'^j^m. 
 
 Notch for the foot cut in a p. tree. H\MW.Jm. TN^Tw. 
 "TT^ra'»i. "TPtSTw. TT^5T?«.^TT/. 
 
 Pitcher fastened to the spathe of a p. to receive the 
 exudation. ^T»«. ^T?t/. 
 
 Eib of the leaf of the p. tree. f^T-zn. 
 
 Spathe or calyx of the fruit stalk of the p. qr^ft/ 
 — The extremity of it as cut to induce exudation, ^]^ 
 n. — "Wounding or cutting it to induce exudation, %^ 
 
 fv.m^. [vm. 
 
 Spirits distilled from the exudation of the p.-tree. tf- 
 
 Tall p. ?IT5 or ^^^ f. 
 
 To cut notches in a p. for climbing. ^TTiJf. 
 
 3 See Teiumph. 
 
 To Palm, v. a. conceal in the palm. ^mi?f-fT^fTrfT-&o. ?iq- 
 
 2 impose ly fraud. ^?yiTT^^-5+.-M I ^ H-&C. ^Sff^gf-xfr- 
 
 Palmated, a. of the shape of the hand. ^FTT^^TT 3Tr^Kr^r, 
 
 Palmee. See PiLoraM. [ ^j^fsf^m. 
 
 Palmee-woem, n. ^^Z or ^X^ m. ^?r^ m. «pfnTfT m. 
 Palmistee, n. one ivho deals in palmistry. ^ TTIiTTO, 
 
 Palmistey,?!. divining ly tlie lines in the palm. |m "TT^qT- 
 
 =Eft ff?TT/. ^'tT^irg^jp n. 
 j Palmy, a. hearing or aloundinj ivith palms. ^^^J^., ?ir-
 
 ^ PAN 
 
 2 fig. happy, prosperous. g^l^T^r, H^Tft^T, '^^ ^%^, 
 
 Palmtea. See Palm. 
 
 Palpabilitt, Palpablen-ess, n. v. A.l. ^'JJ.TrTT/. ^^fKt'T- 
 
 2 ^-jqiJiT »». j'T^'Tr «i. &c. sTJq'^^m' /. 
 
 3 ft^T^qTiTT m. &L\ F4=5?5}- n. 
 
 Palpable, a. tangiUe. wf ^TTq-pirnT, ?^3,q", ?^n?fW, ^T^!- 
 
 2 manifest, striking, v. Plain. ?Tf , g'^, ^'^St?!', sff^T^. 
 
 3 gross, coarse, easily detected. stsf^T, <si'M*, SoSSSftff, S- 
 
 Palpably, adv. v. A. 1. ^^ll"^ ^TK^lMl^dl'Il-^FTrfT, &c. 
 
 To Palpitate, v. n. go pit a pat. er^P'^^af or KmqTpJf, V3^- 
 
 «T'T^/.-&e. ■>^X^.,—in/nis. S'f^ ^>^. 
 Palpitation, n. v. V. tr^pq-^'jf «• &c. trps^qfj or simq'T /. 
 ^t:jiT/. gignt/. '4^T^.T^/. ':T5^ /. trs^vt /. ^^^^^f. 
 
 Palsical, Palsied, a. v. N. 5rRT^?5?5T, T?^T?ft, TSTJIT^q-- 
 
 ?^, ^^^'^m, ^IT o;- g% indecl. [W^in. 
 
 P. state of the limbs. ^\i\ Rj^t o»' ^t\ f. ^H\l]HW m. 
 
 To become p. ^3Rijf, 'JTtTRC^ ^K\ m.-^ft n. 3TT<jf. 
 
 Palst, m. paralysis, loss of motion. ^]^ m. ^fkf. ar^T'EH m. 
 
 fifi^ m. ^-H m. ^^vj VI. ^ntfT^TT/. STTTT?! m. 
 
 2 Jiemiplegia. aTKfm n. SftTTTqT^ «?. T^T^Tf '«. tT^TRTrf »». 
 
 Shaking p. JFTHriqr m. ^iT^fT )«. 
 
 To get a stroke of the p. 3TinT^57f ^ITT m. ^T^ g.ofo. 
 To Palst, &c. See To Paralyse, &c. 
 To Paltek, See To Pail. 
 
 Palteinf.ss, n. y. A. ^rsVprrr m. qf^iilT m. ^r^^^\ m. &c. 
 
 Paltry, a. poor, sorry, despicable, S,'c. v. Mean, Woethless. 
 
 f =1^, nft, (^, i^^^, ^HTH or 5?nFR, 5TT^T?r, ?traKT, 
 
 qpTRr^, f*?55n"OTT or (jft, H=5ar, ?^. 
 
 To Pajiper, «. a. feed or gratify to the full. q-?T=;t5 ?jTT5rf^"jf, 
 
 fl^Iol m.-OTS^/.-cte. qr^irf-^^^sq-'Jf y. o/o. v^^ f. JT^fof- 
 jp^TTf-'JT^iJr y. o/ 0. trcT q^^il^-H^^^^^fijf, 5'5-tT'S5'?-&c. 
 
 Pampered, p. v. V. TT %3?rr, Hr3T^c§=^-KTrr;r%?rr o;- ITPT3- 
 t^T-TIrf^fBT, &c. 
 
 A p. fellow. <froE«. ^?5_«8. ^T^-STT, ^T^FxTT. 
 Pamphlet, n. stitched hook. ^^f. ^>rft/. fsn^T^c^ 'TT'ift/. 
 Pamphleteer, m. ^TTSiTT/. i5?--&c. r^T'TT^IT-fe^'JnTT w. 
 Pan, «./rti; i;-oa<; fMsfZ, v. Pox. Tfl «. ^fft/. *Tr^r >». f?m. 
 
 2 ( of a gun ). W.T^I m. t^qpt^ q^ m. 
 
 Double panned, ^q^r^ft;— Single panned, (^^^r^. 
 To flash in the p. t^^/. f<T^. 
 
 3 ( of the knee ). JStqr^ ^Vf\f. [ rrfai m. 
 Panacea, n. universal medicine, ^r^fq'tft^ «. ^J^r^ Mf^ri r- 
 Pancake, n. fried cake. ^'^ n. P-T^ft n.'k^^f. 
 
 GOO 
 
 PAN 
 
 Pancratic, Pancratical, a. excelling in gymnastics ; athletic. 
 
 Pandect, «. complete treatise on a science. f^q'RtlTS m. 
 
 2 (oflaws). ^f^Frr/. 
 Pandemic, a. incident to a whole people, ^^sjpqpf^^ ?P?r~r^- 
 
 Pander, n. pimp. j^:ur, J^^r, Tl^r, ^'^R^^TT. 
 
 To Pander, v. n. v. N. ^=!:'7i'?oTr '".-f^fTft/.-HiTTTJIT m. 
 
 -&c. ^"Jf. 
 Panderixo, Pandeeaoe, Panderism,«. y. T. sp^'TTTTr »«• ^- 
 
 Pandiculation, n. yawning and stretching. 3TfnHT5r«j. ciTin- 
 
 ftoST OT. aTtnms'jft/. art qfraiift /. 
 Pandit, Pundit, n. qflFT. 
 Pane, n. ( of glass ). rjR '«• fTH^R «. fim n. 
 Panegyric, n. culogium. ^girrai^ m. ST^i^TRr^ >«. t^n^mdw/. 
 
 'Junr+lTfsT n. ^Isf ?i. 
 
 2 See Praise. 
 
 Paneqyeical, a. y. n. ?5==fhn", ^f^!T7, ?Hf?rflrcnT^, ^3f^- 
 
 Paneovrist, «. encomiast, eulogist. ?^i?T +<uil<i, FrfrTTTST, 
 
 To Panegyrize. Sec To Praise. 
 
 Panel, n. square piece, (J-c. of a door. +WIiNl-^FtrT5f!13T-&c. 
 
 2 ( of a jury ). "T^f^ ^fRf^^fHt ^^/. 
 Pang, n. sudden paroxysm of extreme pain. fHfl^.f. ^55/ ^- 
 
 ur/ ifiT 0?- ^-.^pqr q-T m. l:^V^^.\Xf. ^Z^ m. '^^m. 
 
 2 ■^a.-Qgs ; e.vtreme piain, agony. %^^/ TTrPTr/. =T'<TT/. 
 
 ^Jf5 m. arffT^'^^/. 3Tf?r5q-iir/. STMf?T 'TTcfHr/. 
 Pangolin, «. ^=(coMiTM^ »». »;. ^'^^^ m. 
 Panic, n. sudden fear, \. Fright. aTT'^TFP m. iT^T^FT »»■ q'?^ 
 
 «. tra^t/. ==ft n. ^=q':pT )«• ^^/. ^TT^T or ijRT m. :j^ n. 
 Panicseed, n. panicum Italiciim. ^FT'ift or ^Ffnpift/. ^PT w. 
 Panic-struck, «•. v. N. tr^jq^T si^SOT, «fcc. |"tef^^ or ^^\e>\i=^. 
 Pannel, n. saddle. ^frWK n. 
 Pannier, n. \. Basket. q^RT »«. 
 Panoply, n. complete armour, ^q^ 3Tfn iKHNT^ 1^?5^?r Ji.- 
 
 q^FfT M.-itc. ^^\^ ^-7=^ «!. 
 Panorama, «. ^^^m ^r^rf^oiR f^=5T «• ?I^f^^W f^ n. 
 Pansy, n. ^ "pS ^\. 
 To Pant, v. n. have the Ireast heave ; gasp, llotc, c^c. VTN'if, 
 
 q'rr^sof, arrrr/ pi- "^-^^-z^m^., »^niT m. sff^, j^^^ttt 
 /. /^Z.-aT^r^i^rT/-;^. ^"JT, "^ITr/./^ h?^ ;«. row. ^^Rt 
 /.-^ TO.-^HT «J.-tirT/->.^o. cTFT^ !«. con. ^FmaTTif, 3^-?RT 
 
 2 i(«/, Y. To Palpitate. tTS^fft, '^S'^TS't, «:I5^/. >TW 
 in. con. 
 
 3 /o«y, 7ia«X£?r, (j-ff. Y. To Desire. 1%?TfrrST, vrrq-iJf, JRijf, 
 ^rg^ijf, sTPir w. m^^ g. of s. jpsf srror ?«. ^K'Jt, ^ jji. 
 EtTsr 3T?niif y. ofs. 
 
 Pantaloons, n. pi. trousers. ?pmf. qra^THT m. ^X^nxf. 
 Pantheism, n. the doctrine that the universe is god. sn^t-
 
 PAP ClO^ 
 
 PaXTHEIst, n. tnainlainer of pantheism. ^'T<fl'*<l<<il'il, ^?R^- 
 
 Pa>"tiiei3tic, Paxtheistical, a. v. N. ;;pT=^'<|<MHMl, ^^m- 
 
 Paxtueox, n. temple for all the gods. ^^^^^ n. 
 PAyTHER, n. fk(^^■^\^\^ m. fif^oET in. f«l«lw*<NN »i. 
 Paxtile, n. Ao/Zoif /(7d. :T5Er m. 
 
 Pasti.sg, n. T. A^ 1. tTTTot «. &c. tm/. ^ »». ^ ?n. ^- 
 ^/. sifRr OT. ^t^ ?«. 
 
 3 See Desihe. 
 Pantomime, «. one that represents hj imitation, ar^r?^ ^- 
 
 2 representation in dumh show. JT%^'rn n. W^^TZif n. ^- 
 
 itT^ n. [ 5i%ft-R|qM+, 
 
 Pantomime, Paktomivic, a. v. N. 'ir%Ht'Tr^T, JmPTTKI?f- 
 
 Pa5TBT, n. room or closet for provisions. "fjHIoll'il 'PTSTt /•- 
 
 Pap, n. v. Kipple. qtft/. ^fHTTq «. ^cT^^ n. 
 2 V. Bbeast. ^cT^ m. ^ w. 
 2 food for infants. n^m-^?iim^ :pT?5r w. 55rT?ft or ?5T- 
 
 To feed witli p. HT^T'jf. 
 
 4 See PcLP. 
 Papa, n. v. Fathek. stt. 
 Papacy, n. mIwmI stIv^R m. 
 
 2 Z/nc of popes. qnTT^ft TTTTT/. 
 Papal, a. TNT^, 'fnwft^, 'frTT^qr ^^j^T^??!. 
 Papaw, «. papaya. qR^ or qr wt. 
 Paper, a.— the substance, ^^m^ «). Some kinds are, ^f;^^ 
 
 ^'^i 2^=»f^ ^PT^, ^^<HMI<t Jfrrn^, ^TTrirjft ^PT^, 5TfT^- 
 
 <cii4t ^?JFT^, K^nr^ or TTKrq^l^r ^m^. 
 
 Bundle or quantity of ten quires of p. JT|t or Jiff/. 
 
 iT<t/ [ur, ^F^jft ^m. 
 
 To commit to p. To put down on p.TtS'^qWT ^T2J ^- 
 
 2 ;>!ece of paper. ^PPT^ m. Some terms tor paper as folded 
 in different forms are, 5?«. pTw.prw. I^t/"- "P^"'- ^'«- 
 
 Blank p. ^FTTr^FFT^ >«.— Blank at the back, <nWTT. 
 Small piece of p. ^X^ m. ^W^ ^7^] m. 
 Shred, slip, or scrap of p. for writing, f^ ^l ^t Off^- 
 ?T m. f^TSK n. f^jfT or f%5ift/. [«.??(^ m. 
 
 3 loritten sheet or paper ; n writing. sppT^ m. ^ ?«. cf^f 
 Business or official papers— compreh. fSy^^Tq^r w». 
 
 ^<?ng| »»• %m^ n. f^wimm. ^W{^ m. fef^^t j^orw. 
 
 Bundleorpacketofpapers. ri^n^/.— The string or 
 paper confining them. rHTT^/. 
 
 Bundle of official, &c. papers. ^qpR n. ?rHT?5 ffJ. 
 String to tie official papers, ^^ijft/. 
 
 PAH 
 
 Waste papers. TT'lTaE m. n. 'HK «i. «. 
 
 4 (/m/, document, ^c. ^RFT^ ?;». %^ m. ^JrT^crTT ?«. q^i n. 
 q^np n. ^?T n. 
 
 5 newspaper, wit^ T-T^m. sTtTTT^TT^w. TT^T n. from 
 the English is common with natives who read papers. 
 
 To get into the papers. "FST?T i(^. 
 Paper, a. made ^-c. of paper. ^'I'^Ml, ^PTT^. 
 
 2 fig. alight, slim, tjv. v. Flimst. %T'T^^T,qn^, vT-jnft. 
 To Paper, t>. «. (wall, &c.) :pTT^ w. ^rqTJf-JTJSfof. 
 Paper-kite, n. <rrarjt/ 5?^/- 'T'^T »»• ^FT^I^^Tot.— Note. 
 
 These words express varieties. 
 
 Jerking string ( or check ) of a p. ^sfr^;^ w. 
 Paper-maker, +,Mir^+d|ft, ^FFt^^-qr. 
 Papescest, m. piilpg. ^^ITIT, Jm^^, PKT^, ^JT?^. 
 Papillio. See Butterfly, 
 Papillary, Papillods, a. resembling nipples. sffffHT^fTT, 
 
 Pappy, a. soft. RlrfRrfld, fSirff^^l, ^ojqoftcT, r^ilq^H. 
 Papol^, n. pimples^ eruption, ix^ m. '^■'.'^t/A] f. pi. 
 FAFVLOsE,'PAVVLOva, a. full of pimples. '^fk^J., "PrSTo!:, 'B- 
 
 Par, n. state ofequalitg. SRRTt/- ■HHdl/. ^TTTT^m. 
 
 That is at p. q^^^T, ^m^F^, ^PTFI^?^, 
 
 That is above p. arffcTq^m^. 
 Parable, n. v. Allegory, ^vjrjm. ^j^r^w.^Jf. 
 Parabola, n. in conic sections. ?PT^^f^5T «• W^W'^f^^n. 
 Parabolic, Parabolical, a. expressed, Sjc. ly a paralle. 
 ^fcTrqr, ^'jfrT^T, ^'?ffTrfi>, [^pr. 
 
 2 having the form of a parabola. ?nT^r!;f^^T^iTTT "tT'TT- 
 Parabolically, adv. t. A. ^'?f?rm, 5[;^f^^, ^m'jt^. 
 Paeabolifoem. See Parabolic, 2, [^rs^JJTRft. 
 
 Paracentric, Paracentrical, «. deviating from circularity. 
 Parade, n. ostentation, pomp, vain display, v. Snow. 3TT«r'«. 
 
 VJZm. inZJTROT. ZT^Z^ or Z^Z\^f. ^\^n. z\z^n. ^ti n. 
 To make empty p. si^TW/.-5tc5«». fJR^. 
 To make a p. of pTT^^. 
 
 2 See Procession. 3. military exercise, ^c. ^^TTf^ or 
 
 W'^'^f. ^ [IT/. 
 
 4 parade-ground. sp^T^rfhff ^mr/ ^=17^ FT ^RT^TT^^ff ^- 
 To Parade, v. n. — troops. ^sTrf^T f-^u<<|?r vTTriJt-1%OTr, ^- 
 
 ^^/. ft^ g. ofs. [v(Z^ JPT^BT. 
 
 2 go about pompously. fH^spiI, frR^irrq;/. spT^'T, ^7?r 
 2b Parade, v. a. (troops), sp^rf /, ^X^^ g. of o. jp^^rT 
 
 2 CT/izJi'i ostentatiously. fJR^of, fiSisJui^ /. 5r5t-:pt?0T 
 5'. o/ 0. fh^ OT. JTRot-^TIff^r't y. of 0. 
 Parading, «, v. V. N. 2— act. PrW n. fJrwJr^/. fiREf- 
 
 T. y. A, 2, fpHi^of «. fTTT^rg^/. ^^"t/. f^Rfift/. 
 
 Paradigm, «. See Example. 2 — in grammar. 3<^l^<'Jir4 
 
 fe^^r tTTH^ ^# n. pi. tTTH^^TKTfrS^r /. 
 'PA-Ri.-Di%E,n. region of supreme felicity, aTPt^>p »|, ^^-
 
 M m 
 
 PaEadisiacal, PABAriKEAK, o. V. N. aTH^^FT^ir, &c. ^• 
 
 FaKsdox, n. projiosition nerminffh/ alsiird yet true. 3PpfV- 
 
 Paeadoxical, a. v. N. — opiuious. arq'TurTr^TfiT^, 3T^^- 
 2— of persons. ar^TpTHnr^T^, arg^HRf^^, arj^TT- 
 
 Pabagon, n. \. Model, f^ffr m. ^^^!^ m. 
 
 2 fig. an eminent or superior pi rson. M^K\m. rr^Ht^w. 
 
 Paeagbaph, «. distinct part of a tcritiny. ^,^^ n. ^T^^ n. 
 
 A distinct or additional p. %ft^ =t-,Mrt w. 
 
 P. added as a post.seprit. rTMI^JIT »!. 
 Pabaoraphicallt, «(/y. v. N. +,aM=IK, JF?5H ^F^TT. 
 Pabaliposiena, n. supplementary look, i^-c. '^^^^m.'^r^^f. 
 Parallax, n. — in astronomy. ^ffST m. F'TT^'T^m. 5'?^'<m%- 
 
 ^<TTfSra^3'T^'«Tm>T^ m. ^^^ n. 
 Parallel, a.— in geometry. (^f^^J^^^mrR, <^;pf^rRfKf- 
 
 p. lines. <(^f^rT?mf?R ^/ ;)^ 
 2 similar, resemlling.^ v. Like. ^IT^T, ^roii^, ^jt, ^^, 
 
 Parallel, n. line equidistant from another. ?r^H<^«ll/. 
 
 2 ( of latitude ). 3T?^f?r n. 3T?Tt^TfET «. ?T'?TftftT m. 
 
 3 resemllance, v. Lie;e>-ess. «Rr^/. ^TT^^TiJITw. ^HfTT 
 /. g?5?rT/. ^HTm m. 
 
 4 v! Simile. OTHr/. 
 •5 match, equal. 5?ts/.^rST w. H^TT/. 
 
 To Parallel, j;. a. make or keep parallel. WTfrf?' ^FT"^-^^!^. 
 
 2 compare with, liken to. ^^^J f.-^^^;f.-A,<.\A(\f^-&>c^^ 
 
 3 ie f jiw/ to, correspond tvith, resemlle. W K<,ST-^H-'RIiR 
 
 -&c. ar^iir, «n:m'^/.-^TK^<mT «».-«ic. ^^ g. oj s. with 
 
 ^r o;- HT o/ 0. H5!;i7f. [vfTsr m. 
 
 Parallelism, ?j. s/«ie of being parallel. ^^\?^^ f. ^HRTT- 
 2 resemllance, similarity.^ v. Lieekess. sRi^fff/. ?TR%- 
 qxTTT m. ?m?rr/. ^TP:'? M. ^^^^ m. ^J^j-^jpop. golCTTT/. 
 
 Paeallellt, adv. v. A. 1. ^Hm?: 'TKT^, ^rmrTT^rrj.^. 
 
 PaEallelogeam, «. — in geometry. ?THfrr?:^^^%=FPT»». ^- 
 
 Paeallelogbamical, a. v. N. ^^^^Kf. 
 
 Paeallelopiped, n.— in geometry. ^iT^r?T m. 
 
 Paralogism, 'PARi.LOQY,n. fallacious argument or reasoning. 
 3TTHT^ m. f^^f^TTTm m. 3T^/. 
 
 Paralysis, Paralytic. See Palst, Palsied. 
 
 Paealytic, n. person affected with palsy. EirTT ^^k HHi'T n. 
 ST'^fMt, — ^'itli the power of such words as log, stock, 
 inert mass, (J'c. qtscr m. ^"ts n. v,\zf. \]?i\^]■^\■^\ ^HTT 
 
 jTo Paralyze, v. a. c/iCfi ov destroy the poicer of action. ^^^ 
 i.^^^[ OT.-fTHTT^iTT m.-f^it^qijrr «i.-<S:c. arrtrrot, s:^iFT-&c. 
 
 PAT? 
 
 Paralyzed,/). v.V. ?J^^r "TTl^?^, i^c. J^iair, jn5:v:f\^r;T, ^VY- 
 
 ?kT, ^ftHT, 'flJI^^S'cT, ^f»Trf, ?I^f^ir, rf^^^"?. 
 Paealyziko, n. v. V, — act. ^iq^qtTrr 'flm'JT «. FI^iFT qTSiJi n. 
 
 Ac. ^T^n. =!^^^^p',^\i.^>^m. ^F,^^■^J^]^'7.^^^n. '^i^fiH^ 
 
 M. ^stftqj^TJT n. ^TfT^OT «. 
 Paeamouxt, a. superior to. cfx^r, ^TT^K, ^"^f^, ^^. 
 
 A lord p. ?f?»^^, ^^T. 
 
 Sway or rule of a lord p. ?Try I j-4 «. 
 Paeamoue, fl. gallant, man connected tcith a woman in illicil 
 
 love. tpi5, ^nrrr, ^nr, ^"tw, ^r, Pinqr, ^n^, 7T?f?r, f^^. 
 
 A fellow p. ^m^T, H^rTcir OJ- cTToir. 
 2 mistress, conculine, ^x. JJ^f. ^'T^/. ^TfT'Jft/. 51- 
 
 Paeanymph, fl. Irideman. qr^rT, qr?!=n'. 
 
 Parapet, M. jrnZi or rampart breast high, qr^? (»• ^T^^/. 
 
 ^^^ or ^ii\f. \i\r{]^(M<{\ t^ f^f. <TTo!/. i?hE/. VT^r»(. 
 Paeapiieenalia, m. ^00(?i at a uife''s disposal. ^t^T »• 
 
 ^^ n. 
 
 2 T. Teappixgs. ?rPT «J. 
 Paeaphease, m. translation or explanation in many tvords. 
 
 To Paeaphease, v. a. v. N. ^f\^ f.-s^W^J f-fk^^J n.- 
 &e. SRCTT g. ofo. rq-^RT^-flrWR^5q)-&e. aT'4 «i. ^tl'TJl- 
 
 Paeapheased, p. 7. V. ^^r %33r, &c. s^rnoqiFT, fifcf?f, 
 
 Paeapiieast, PAEAPnEASEB, w. V. V, ^^r ^^RT, &c. 
 
 Paeapheastic, Paeapheastical, a. not literal, not close. 
 ^^FTOT, tqi<^4J|f,,M, f^WIH.H, 3Tn:pF?T5^, ^^f^W.^^^.. 
 Paeaquet, Paeaquito. See Paeeot. 
 Paeasite, n. — in botany. «tt3'T5l n. »[f«r «■ sfT^t'T^ «. 3Tr- 
 
 JFrair?j/. 3Tm?i5r?fr/. ^^T^^/. i^^f ^'T^f?^q^r/. 
 
 2 sponger, trencher fy, idle hanger on, ^'c. ^^ ^?7T- 
 gflRT^ ^F^TI-SlpfsT JF?7f-&c. "TT^ H<UIKI, TTT^Rf^, ^X• 
 
 qr^f^, 'RT5T5,'?, qTT^'T^fr, q^=5r>iT3fr, Tr^^fim, arM- 
 sff%, 3TrJisrTq3ft5ft, H^HTi^r, 77^53^,^0^^, qfrfj- 
 
 qSl'JTj "tfe^TRifR, Tft^siTJ^, ^Slw^rr, ^?j^^, ^BTT?:, 
 
 Parasitic, Parasitical, a. x. N. 1. «ri5notT% ^r?ft^,&c. 
 2 faltering, Sfc. STT^'ql', arr^^T^r, g^llHrfl, gSTTRT^- 
 
 Parasol, n. f^^Kt ^^ ^^J;^ ^^f- 3=5^ «• aTRTT^sT n. 
 To Parboil, ». a. boil in part. aT^PF%-styr5^-aT(^^l5r|-<ic. 
 
 Paeboiled, ;). V. V. 3T'lf^T^?ni3?5r or f^T^OT, &c. a^itf^rJfr. 
 Parcel, n. mall bundle. "73% «. JS^T ?». JIT ?n. dim. '^f[f. 
 
 2 part, portion, v. Part. sTiT m. ^J^ m. flrTRr w. 
 
 3 'quantity, }nais. ^if^m.^'Pf. U^/. t[^ m. filK m.
 
 PAR 
 
 G12 
 
 PAR 
 
 fynm w. 
 
 4 number, tnKZ/iVi/ffe,— contemptuously, v. Bakb. TfTwi. 
 *t3M n. Hl^rt/. — Note. The contempt is usually ex- 
 pressed by the form of tho word for the persons or 
 things composinj,' the multitude, as '^WMit^-HrTTSf- 
 ^-fifTITW^-'Sc. iRfoft parcel of barbers-oilmen-car- 
 penters, &c. or by siich formations as 'JH'IST a parcel 
 of boys, Vi ^ i \ a parcel of women, &e. 
 C ( of ground ) lof, patch. f5% n. <PT3ft/. ^ or ^%| n. 
 
 !roVAitcEt,t'. a. divide into portions. tn?:oT, f^THmot, ^\7:- 
 oft/..^?tT n.-kc. ^rSt </. ofo. ^W m. pl.-^^V\ m. pl.-^- 
 ?ft/. pl.-&c. ^:rv\ y. ofo. HT^^. [Hi^ift/. 
 
 PiHCELU>-G, n. V. v.— flc<. 5rT?"if n. &c. !rf^/. ^t^ «. 
 
 ?aucem:h, h. v. Co-ueii?. feTTFlt, TPft, at^ff, at^^P. 
 
 PAnCEXEEY, «. co-heirship, joint-enjoyment. arf^^^'T^T- 
 
 To Paech. !•. a. liirn siqjrrficialhj ; scorch, Sfc. HMUI, 5- 
 3l<ii, ;^T5^, g<Motui, ^TTvS^, ^"T"^, TT^STT «.-HPN «.- 
 &c. ^:m g. ofo. 
 
 To be parched ( will thirst, Ac. )■ ?fRT"^ O'' ^fr^'jf, 
 SfM M. ^Tt??^ y. of s. 
 
 Cost of parching j^rain. *iMuih^/- 
 
 Plour made of four or five sorts of grain parched 
 and ground together. TT^ift or ^iMiufl/. 
 
 Gram parclied. 'frdiui m. /j'- 
 
 Grain parched. HMWI m. pi. 
 
 Grecu pods of graiu parched. ^^ or ^oTT in. 
 
 Green wheat parched. 3Ti»^/. I'l. 
 
 JIatter ( graiu &c. ) to be parched. ^V^^ n. TM- 
 tf n. HnsTot n. 
 
 Matter ( grain, &c. ) parched. TT^TS^ n. 
 
 Quantity or batch parched. TT^OT n. *rr^7 n. TF^- 
 
 Eice, wheat, &c. blown out by parching. ?!r^r /. pi. 
 Pabched,;). v. A''. TT^^, :^T^?l^r, &c. TT^-^r, hMt^, 
 
 Slig-htly p. vrniTT, HT^FT^^. [w. JTJrrr/. 
 
 Paechedsess, n. v. P. HnfFraTurr m. TT^^Ton m. *n^fl?5r 
 
 p. from thirst. vrf^SfTTf '«• 
 Paecheb, rt. Paeching,/?. a. V. V. JTFfroTRT, gli uiITT, g- 
 ^<T5;!irTTT, &c. T^^qrfTT— of corn, &c. H^RT, H^rtt, TT- 
 
 Paechixg, n. v. "^.—act. TT^'Jf n. [fT^SE^f m. ^TSSt «.&c. 
 
 Tr^OT n. iTT^ «. H^^T «. 
 PAECHME^"T, n. sTcin prepared for tiriting. =^^^^ m. ^JT"T5T«. 
 Paed, Paedale. See Leopabd. 
 To Pabdon, v. a. forgive, remit. »TrP ^"^, ^^J <Rwr, ;bi-- 
 
 3'Jt, Tn<?ft/.-?lTTT /.-&c. sRof «7. 0/0. «I^ M. :r^-^, 
 
 ^TTTTKr m.-^ MJ.-&C. ?Tt?ot g. of 0. ^'^r•^^v^^ n.-&c. 
 
 ^^ g. of o. 
 Pardos, Pakeoxi>-o, «. V. V. €\T^ n. KT9rt/. ?TITT/. f 5- 
 ^i:T/.»3T/.sf%jfT/. ^',^n. ^IV^f 3TW«mNpr». 
 
 I beg your p. pft <mt q^m, 55^r <?r^f qsrft, jft ?^»Tr 
 Krn?ff. 
 
 Pabdosable, n.v.V. HTT> ^n^n^m^-^ir^T-Ac^^TKr JpTRT^r 
 nr-&c. ^r5FTr^FTT-&c.?^T5rt^, ?WTf , ?wf^?T,3'^?^t7ft^. 
 p. person. ^FTT^. 
 Paeeonablt, adv. v. A. ^^^ o^nrT^t'TT </fii. q-«Ji^fT5q'. 
 
 Paeeosed, p. V. V. KTTT %^^r, fi^r %^.TT, w?^?;t, ht'P, 
 
 Pabdoneb, «. PaedosiNO, />. a. v. V. JTr"?) ^R'TRT, ?^JTT ^- 
 
 T^Rr, ^"ti'JTTn, &C. ^SJTNH+rif, 3TT<rtTJirSR^r. 
 To Pabe, «;. a. cut aa-ni/, clip of. ?nw<^, OTTof, ^H'^'Ji, 
 To p. the nails. ^^ »>. 7i. +i<su(_ 
 
 2 skin,pecl. fljr^ot, ^ftr^ot, ^ra/. «. ^J'lf y. 0/0. 
 Pabed,;). v. Y.l. ?TT?f^<"5r, &c. rn^flV, ^^V,^o^, FT'?,;-?'?. 
 Paeegoeic, o. mitigating or assuaging pain. ^'.^^TH^F, TT- 
 
 ^JT'T, 3-q^m^PTft. 
 Paeent, «. See PATnEu, Mothee. 
 
 Parents. arrf^TrT ?n. pZ. aTTf q?T m. arif qi^ m. j??. HT- 
 
 qifTT «»• 2'^. TWlf^H^^ 71. pi. ftrR «• ;>Z. ^?f^3T^?ft/. 
 
 2 source, cause. ^FTOT «. ^»». >JW^'^«. sf'T^m.^^'^jn. 
 Paeestage, n. lirth, exiraction.^ v. Family. ^o^/.^3T^jT)/i.«. 
 
 ;jfq-f^/. q^^/.— couipreh. ^rmf sft/. ^JTmf 5! ;j. 
 Pabestal, a. pertaining, Sfc. to parents. 3TTf^Rt^r, JTT?TTf^- 
 
 fTH'i'rl', ^H^, H 1 rt I Ps 5 •=( ^^ \_'^^^^^^T f. 
 
 p. aft'ectiou. arq^q-^^ m. 5^#| w. 3T^qTra rTT /. ^- 
 Paeektless, a. ^J^^^^^-^^^-^^^-kc. ^Rrnp, 
 Paeenthesis, 11. sentence inserted in a sentence. W^l,^ir\WA 
 
 ?r4 in. j5?fmP5 ^T^fmi. ^^\^pJ^\^^n. ^f!^■^^\^\^^\^^n. 
 
 2 ^7ie Iraclcets U'itkin tvhich a sentence is included. %5?^ 
 /. t^ in. 
 Paeee, n. Pabixg, p. a. v. V. 1. rTTWJIKI, &c. rTJT, ^fT. 
 Nail-p. •Kiuft or ff^^TWt/. •=lM=Pi or sTT'sf^^ n. ^^• 
 
 Paeheliox, n. mock sun. ^f^TTRT m. fii'i-4|^4 w. 
 Paeing, «. V. V. 1.— ac^ rTwir ?J. sJR'jf «. Ac flRTXJft/. 
 
 2— (i:c<. ftJ?5"Jt «. &c. [^rt^Tw. 
 
 I. parings ; matter pared. ^TZ m. tJT^S^ m. f rfrVrTT or 
 
 Pabish, n. — the division of country. qT^''t=5ft-3''?T'-'^:TT^ Tf- 
 
 ^^/.-rfc-TT m.-\^ in. ^]'^^^^'^h^^^\^^r^r^]■Sic. \x( 
 
 m.-^mm, ^\x\f^^;\vn. ^\iJ^i^■>%f^f. 
 Pabish, a. v.N. Ti^=^, rjcRTT^sfT, ^'TT'-'^irr^'Tr ^^TT^TT, &c. 
 Paeishioneb, 58. o«e ^7;a/ lelongs to a parish, qrjffrf ^r^UTT- 
 
 Paeitt, n. V. Equality, sjtlilft/. ^TT'^ «. ^THr/. 
 Paek, «. enclosure for chace, recreation, Sfc. X^^\m. ^flfJT- 
 
 2 ( of artillery ). nT"F^PTT m. [nhffHTrTT/. pi. 
 
 Pablakce, n. V. Coxveesation. ^iHT^Trft /• sTrf^TiTrst /. 
 To Paeley, v. n. See To Conveese, 2. confer tvith an 
 
 enemy, f 5rHt"5r ^Tf5T«ft?5t/-^rqT^ ^^^ n.-&c. ^ROt. 
 Paeley, «. v. Cosyeesatioi?. qi^HraT' /. ^lOT^jft /• ^-
 
 ?AE 
 
 013 
 
 V\-R 
 
 2 conference with an enemy. ^■^\^'^ ^j^^fqij^y.-^t^qj- 
 
 ^ sjts'Jf «. ^T=^^# ^rHratfjt/. ??fq?fTr'Hr'JT n. ^^^^m »». 
 
 To ask a p. KrrrrS «»• fTf^^I'^t. ["n^^ «. 
 
 PiELiiMENT, «. |r?;^f?r U^T^fTTTT^ ^T^'Tift ^^ Hf^t 3Tf^. 
 
 Paeiiamen'taet, a. TTF^HHrerr, "TTHHFrT=^r ?i5r^i=^, -S-'c. 
 
 PAELOnB, n. s//;/ny room. «RITqi^-^^5Tt=5ft ^"r^/-^?rst/. 
 Pakochial, er. Iclonging to a parish, cfjs-^^, qfsrB«iM"NT, 
 
 Pabodt, «. hurles'iue imitation. f5rq*r^T'<TH+<ui^f%?rT/. f»T- 
 
 Pakole, n. V. AVoED, Peomise. sf^^r w. 
 
 2 — of a prisoner of war. ^V^\^ %3% ?T^^ ^T^T n, 
 
 3 in a camp. ST^^ ^T*^ J«. 
 Paeole, Paeol, a. See Oeal. 
 Paeo>'Omasia, n. t. Pun. 9^^ m. 
 Paeoxtchia. See "Whitlow. 
 Paeoquet, n. T. Paeeot. 'fiT^ in. f^T^W^ m. 
 Paeoxtsm, n. fit of a disease. HT m. "Hl^ n. '^Z m. TToft /. 
 
 %TT m. ^ m.f. ^^PSf. F.^f. ?5T^^m. ^ZW.Jm. ^ZWmm. 
 
 P. of auger. fm^/.fH^S^/. a^w.'rtqOT. f^q-w.^mr^r- J 
 
 &c. *nT^ w. mm.f. ij 
 
 Paebicidal, Paeeioidious, a. pertaining, ^-c. to parricide. J 
 
 f^^sr^T^qr, &c. f^'-roqift, fr^t^fcfq-^T^p, f(^5riTT?»T^, 
 
 2 commit tinff parricide. f^^JT, f^HT^^nJ, fq^raTrHF. 
 PaEBICIDe, n. murderer of a parent. ^^V^\■^\^^^-Slc. ^- 
 
 2 murder of a parent, f^^^^ m. f?^^?^ /. fjHl'^V]/ 
 
 f^K^Trf in. 
 Paeeied, p. V. V. qK?IOT, JT33OT, &c. f^sfTfr^, ^rf^. 
 Paeeot, n. qiq? m. x\'^^or T^^^ m. (TT^/.) ^m m. ffrnr w. 
 
 Ejftr m. 5^ «i. Some species are, =^^?ft o)- =Et^^r 'TT^, 
 
 Common wild p. (not Laving themarlis of a speaking 
 
 p. ). q;t^qr<T^ m. f^fpn" »«. 
 
 Fruit &e. pecked by parrots. ^R^r^/. 
 Speaking p. ^T?J^r qtq^-TT^T. 
 That Las been pecked by parrots. f^?;Tr^%?n'. 
 To train a p. qmei^si-Ac. ft!T^Ercrr-crT?ftT/. ^^. 
 2 fig. person ivhose learning is all lij rote. qt^PFT, ^ft^'^fT, 
 
 To Paeet, v. a. tvard, itirn off. ^sFTOT, JT555f, cTKiTf , PuK^ I, 
 
 ^Xip\ «.-f?fHrR'JT «.-ie. ^PTW g. of a. 
 To Paese, v. a. ( in grammar ). sqr^'JT n. ^R^-^ffq^r, ik- 
 
 Paesee, ?z. qird^. 
 
 Paesee, a. qn:?ft BT^HTT, TR^ '<TKf=5TT. 
 
 Paesimo>-ious, a. stingy, close, pemtrions, ^'c. v. Miseelt. 
 
 ^^qoT, fTcfrsTT ^3, f^^sr, rtq'nn, 3Hrq=.q*ft, ars^TT, 5?t^?t- 
 
 2 frugal, v. Economical. ^R^t, ^R^RT-TT, ^rlT^cft or 
 
 Paesisioxiously, ado. V. A. 1. qiqiirqiir^, ?iq<T?5H, <?vN- 
 «"Tf ^%, «rTO^^^%, &c. ^,iqu<<q^'q;. " [&e. q^^F. 
 
 2 ^5:^HfT^, =P?r?; %m^, vfrqi^mr^, ^a^qcTTT-^^rqi^q- 
 
 Paesimoxiousness, Paesimo.nt, n. \. A. 1. ^iqirqiir m. 
 i f^^qoTT »». ^iq^'T n. ?;quTf^ «. ^ri'T^fs/. ?^'ngff /. 
 ??qaiHT^ m. ^vC[W.^\v.f. ^T}^'f.^-^xf. " 
 2 W.V.W.mf. W.^^^ m. ar^qsq^T m. J5l?qsq^ w. 
 
 Paesinq, n. V. V. q^H^^r «. ^Z^ m. W4f^^T/. 
 
 Paeslet, w. apium involucratum. 3l^»n^T >«. 
 
 Paeson, n. qrjft ?«. 
 
 Paet, n. portion, t. Piece, tft w. f^HTT m. 'j^^ «!. ^-TUwi. 
 ^T:p?5 n. f^■>^f. 
 
 2 portion, division — as not separated. ^TT^ m. ^?T '/«. 
 
 By or in parts. ciT^Trf:. 
 
 Composed of parts. ar^Tinft. 
 
 Inward p. 3Trn7T m. 
 
 Private parts. g^'<T >«. pi. 
 
 For the most p. STf-^T^f^q-, 5Jf '41, sjf n:. 
 
 3 memher, particular, distinct item, 'i{^ n. ^^^^ m. ^^.■ 
 
 vn n. fsrrq' m. [^^f 9<jor. 
 
 Complete iu all parts or members. ^i^^U fl'J''i, ^^ 
 
 Minor p. q^T jj. 
 
 Part by p. 'jT^T^TST^T:. [f^T »i. 
 
 A portion allotted, v. SuAEE. »m »«. «fi=rT m. <fr5[l jh. f^- 
 5 concern or share in, connection loith. arn «. ^T?T »«. ^- 
 ^*T m. inz n. ^TH?5Trr/. 
 
 On the p. of f?r?f5pr, f?rH3T?fl?r, »^RT>?ft#, 3T1fm^, 
 3^iT?t, ariT^, H^^, smf or jpfrit. [ 2^. 
 
 That is on the p. of. f^T^I^lfft^ H<4>-=JI, ^TZ^ or ^\- 
 G proportional quantity. HTT m. ^JZJ m. f^^^T m. 3T5[T»l. 
 7 side, party, cause, interest. q?f ?«. SIT^/. ff^'P/- •FS/- 
 
 To espouse tLo p. of, take tLe p. of q?7 m. iTT't y. 
 of o.\^K m. ':T^'jf-^iJf-^^ y. o/o. tFT%^ HTT^. 
 S Q^cc, rf«/y, V. Business. wA n. tTJT?».^^ n. ^^hn. 
 
 To become tLe p. or duty of TFira 'm. 
 
 9 ( in tLe drama ) character. ^\n n. 
 Maintaining a p. ^"fn ^iHl^uf)/. 
 Minor or subordinate p. 3TT¥^rn n. 
 
 10 parts; talents., poicers. 5%/. ^^ *»■ pi. 
 
 11 parts ; regions, quarters. sff?T in. ^5[I m. si^?T m. 
 For (my,&c.) p. q;f H, Ex. 5^ qjf^^ ^ JRT, H^^^^ 
 
 ift ^fff ^'TR ?rrfr You may do as you please, I for 
 
 my p. will do uotliiug. 
 
 To take in good part. irS^P^TT^. l^f T stn. 
 
 In part, v. Paetlt. q;ffr^f>, WA^^i^-^^^J ., WA^\ HIT, 
 
 To Paet, v. a. distrilute, divide, share. ?JR<Jr, ql^ ^OT-^^, 
 
 f^TPT^, fsTHPT^^ Em-qoT, qf5(Jft/.-:ri5q'«.-f5IiTf^/.-&C, 
 
 W.TS^ g.of 0. [ ;)Z.-&c. ^PCJt g. of 0. 
 
 2 sever into pieces, separate. <Ft?5t, ?<Tt5ot, fTTS'^r, 5^t». 
 
 3 separate, disunite. ^t^N? ^FTW,^qoJijf, qrr^ot, f^^ftTwi.- 
 
 ir^?».-f5f^^t/(.-&c. :r^ g. ofo. 3T>n:«. qr<;q-qr5^, ^^lar- 
 &c. ^FW.
 
 PA-R 
 
 4 kefp atunder. ^rn5tr-f^TTT3T-31^n-fH5I-&e. %^-?T^. 
 To Pabt, v. n. become separate; open out, come asunder, S;c. 
 
 ^M, 7^20T, fMrTnOT.-H^m.-&o. f m g. of s. 
 
 2 have a shore. ^\z\m.-^->^mmA\^^m.-^X.m.-SiC. "TNof 
 or in. con. fJTcET. 
 
 3 quit each other, ^p^ ^. l^^^^- 
 
 4 takefareu-ell, set out from. MrTw.-3inTT/-&c. ^oT-^- 
 
 5 vritli; </"'■/, rw^n.^rs^, ^T^ ^,^5 ^^^^ k^i ^Hr<4IM 
 «i.-?I?%Tr?T'f»».-?(?^1^f^/.-&c. :Rof. 
 
 iTu Paktake, To VximciPATF., v. n. have a share or part. 
 
 qT^-f^Hmwi.-f^T»!.-5n^^/.-&c. qor-qHt^ or ?n. co}i. 
 
 fJTsdi-qoT-qFfTJf, 'TFft^TT-'Tfn?5>3T>ft-&c. ^T'Jt-aT^T'jf. 
 lb Paktake, To Participate, v. a. share u-ith others. ^RT 
 
 OT.-f^?^rwi.-fJrHnj«.-3T'^T)«.-&e. qcfi-qTSfor, ^^hptw. sRor 
 
 g.ofo. 
 
 Pabtake>', Paeticipated, 2?. t. V. A. 1. ?r^^^, ^•T'P^^. 
 
 Paeiakeb, «. Paetaking, ^. a. Paeticipateh, w. Paetici- 
 PATIXO, p. a. V. V. sffTT qTTRT, ^TRT TT^'JTRT, "^C. tf[?ft, 
 *rmt^, WIrft, HPfte^, 3T^l?TTft, aT^TjfFfr, ^^Hm^, 
 
 1. See Accomplice. 
 Paetakisg, Paeticipaiiok, ji. v. Y.—act. ^\ZJ ^^n. &c. 
 
 Pabteeke, 71. V. Gaedes. "j^ijpTjn./. ^^JTR'/. n. 
 
 Paeiial, a. inclined to one side more than another, — of per- 
 
 2— of judgemeuts, &c. n<4>^Kt^, q^^lHNT, "^^fR^pt, 
 
 3 not general or total. ^'^^., '^^^ft, '^^f'ft, '^'tvrK^Tl , 
 'iT'T'jf, STs^TPTt, STW^'fsi^, ?T^^, WS (iu cornp. as ^'S^TRT, 
 vTI^f?, <jl'|5I^^, &c. p. eclipse-sliower-Jehige-&c.). 
 Pabiiality, n. x. A. 1. q-^iqmw. ri^TJ^/, 3T?m^/ 
 
 1. fondness for, inclination, ^c. v. LiKiNO. ^T/. 
 Pabiiallt, aJy. v. A. 1. q^T^mi^, T^T^m tT€^-^^?r, rRtp- 
 
 3 ^^5?fr, ^^#, T#, ^tfr 5n%, ^ff f|^, ^^ 3T>T, 
 
 To Pabticipate, &e. See To Paetake, &c. 
 Pabiicipial, a. — iu grammar. ?T+|pl',h'^H*,'4, 
 Paeiiciple, n.—xsi grammar. •«+lrf'*'^?r»». ^R=^ W4>»'^d OT. 
 
 Paeticle, n. atom, minute lit., v. Bit. ^ijtot. r?/M. ^oft/. 
 ^n. ^ftJT^/. S^»!. ?r^OT. ^^r/. f^f^<ift/. g<Tlf1^ 
 
 Extremely minute particles, stg^ij »!./. ;)qp. aruRWr 
 »?». pi. 
 2 — in grammar. 3Toq-ir n. ars'T^^la^ »J. 
 
 Declinable p. <fl^f\^^^ n. 
 Paeticulae, a. relating to sinjles-^ not general. 5fWr*TRW, 
 
 ^JTa^n^, ^Tsqrft, '^^j ^;^^. 
 
 614 PAK 
 
 2 indiiidual, one distinct. f^?lT,f>T^, f^TTScr, f%rf^^T5ir, 
 
 ^^T., 3^H^, Mip^, f^f?^, jf^'?, ?'<TnTfH-T, s^rf^^, 
 
 P. person. 3THqp, 3T»T^. [m^, M^T?. 
 
 3 — noting something peculiar. fir?i"!r, ^TO'mR'Jr, '^m- 
 
 4 special, more than ordinary. f^r^IT, arftr^TrK, ?fnpr?R. 
 It is nothing p. fTI^^ 5^=^, fT f^rnT^f 'flff . 
 
 5 odd, singular, cjv. Y. Sibaxge. f^^^^r, f^?^^, 3T- 
 
 Q attentive to piarticvlars, minute — of persons, jp^ tfT^- 
 
 (TITT, H\i\^ TTf OTKT, g[^e-"K??Tf, ^?^f^, a^^^f^^F^. 
 
 7 emlracing particulars, — of statements, accounts, &c. 
 
 fTqf?T3T^, q^^T, ^^, ^fq^^cTT, I^^TH^R, fR^^^R, 
 
 Paeticulah, n. single point, rr?/- ^n^frT/- sf^F!TJT n. ^^t/. 
 
 2 See Individual. 3 private interest. ^^J't^ w.^^rf^ n. 
 In particular. f^^T, f^'^i'-i+^v^H, fsfinq'n:. 
 Paeticolaeitt, «. V. A. 1. a^^'iTH'IT^T m. 3T^q^R<JI?rr/. 
 
 aioiJiq+H n. &c. (^^F^^ftT^M. 
 
 2 f^fiT OT. f^^T^TT^ wi- Mn'JFTT/. Pt^T^/. s^RrlFir/. 
 
 7 ff?u/ Detail. rtwt?5 m. ftTrtR «». 
 
 I. a. particularity:^ something peculiar. ^%^ m. f^f^TT nr? 
 /. f^T^TBTk+K m. 
 Paeticulaeization, n. v.V. — oc<.f=r?tt^''f'T m. ^itf^c^^w. 
 
 ar^r^^ m. 6<4cj-^;j ?». 
 2o Paeticulaeize, d. a. mention distinctly or in particidar. 
 
 f^f^q^oT^T ?!.-&c. q;?TJf <7. of 0. rrTOt?!5rR-&c. ?fmot-^^- 
 
 OT.-&C. 'R'^y. ofo. 
 Paeticulaeized, p. V. V. f^^T^oH +ri<^r, &c. 3^^^ T75 
 
 Paeticulaeizer, n. Paeticulaeizino,^. a. v. V. fif^snriT- 
 
 ^ sprinTT, arjjf; "^^ ^fn'jn^T, rprtft^^^K ^r"^!??, &c. 
 
 Paeticulaelt, ado. v. A. 1. aT^mR<T<mr^, ST^^TnTTff:, 
 
 7 cTRftt^sTR, fWRft^, si^T^^TK, f^^M'ff'^R, ^tfwR. 
 Paetixg, ?j. V.Y.A.I.— (7c^ ^Rof ». &c. ^R^Jft/. ^V\ «. ^- 
 
 8— ac^. ^T^r ^^ M. &e. fimm^'JT n. f^%^^tri «. 
 
 V. V. N. f ^iif «. gH:of «. &c. "^jm n. 
 
 S— state. fErnPT »»Tf^^ ??». f^PlT ot. 
 Paeting, a. given, ^'c. at separation. v?nri%oI^, qTF<TTfH^, 
 
 ^^VJ\ ( in conip. as ipTT'iITicn'T p- embrace), SRifpf ( in 
 
 comp. as S)T<THIl'rf'IfI ). 
 Paetisan, n. pike., halberd, v. Speab. HT?5T m. 
 
 2 adhei-ent to n party. rKHj-^d', rx^x^iT, "7?^T^, sfT^I^^K, 
 SPTFTT, q^l'TTrfr, <T?7in^, T^^^C, ^T^T, qT^^F, '^lf>^^. 
 
 Paetisanship, «. V. N. 2. fn:<P^/. q^TTrl ff». "%^TT m. 7- 
 
 ?TtTR<7r «. q^TRssR n. q?=rtrrftrfT/. 
 Paetitiox, «. See Paeting. 2 ^Znce jjar/ei o^. ^oi m. ^- 
 ^TT wi. %?tr w. q? »». n. 
 
 3 that by ivhich a partition it made, q^ m. m^f. f^-
 
 PAS CK 
 
 oft/. 3TT5fH?r/. ^ m. 3TTlf5 M. ^TK^t^/. i^^^\^ n. 
 To Paetitiox, v. a. divide into distinct parts. ^^ w. ^'^--^T- 
 % m. ])l.-^^ f.-&.c. ^^ g. ofo. 
 2 See To Suaee. 3 off. T?^ m.-^f.-&Q. qT^ ^13^ 
 
 Pahtlt, adv. in part, in gome measure,ifc. ^FffT ^ft, ^t^ ^- 
 
 ?%, ^tfr 3T>T, ^fr WTf^, :pifr, ^1^1^ <^eci. f^f^^, vft- 
 
 5T «/fc^ *TT?T^|rT decl. 
 Paetneb, «. ( iu business, &e. ). T^ft^IT, TPftfy^^R, HT'ft, 
 »Trit?5t, f^TRt, Mldt^K, tK*rii^K, ^^^rft Or f^TT, ^m^IT, 
 
 The working p. (as distinguised from the monieJ p.) 
 
 2 ( at play, &c. ) t. Fellow, n^, ^^ri^, ^Tlt^, ^~H- 
 Partuers, — at certain plays, ^imn m. pi. 
 
 3 liushand or tvife. vT^ttT^ ?fk?ff wi. or tt^hW^ ^rH^ 
 
 Pabtnership, «. association.^ union, ^'c. TTlt^Tft/. "TTrft^t 
 
 2 joint interest. >Tnft/. ?n^Ff/. 
 
 Share in a p. JTPft/. TTfft/. ^^ft/. 
 Schedule of the terms of a p. +<<+dHIHr m. 
 PAETEIDGE, M. — the francoline p. f^l m. ^srST m. :pft^>Tr5 
 m. frfrK m. frTf^ft m. — the painted p. ^TBUfrtrR m. — 
 Greek p. =^^ m. 
 Paet3. See Paet. 
 Pabturient, a. about to Iring jortli. ^uPmuiRT, Sf^- 
 
 Paetueitio>t, «. bringing forth. ^^^ m. ST^jfn/. ^jl^/. 
 
 Gentle or easy p. ^^^^^ m. gsf?T «. 
 PaEty, n. confederated body oi' number. ^Z m. f. ^^ n. rTI 
 in. fT5 m. "Foft/. sr^JT"! n. <7^ m. m^ n. HSt^t or st/. 
 Division into two parties. ^TTsft/. 
 
 2 /i«r/, «i<7e, caiwe. ^^ m. m'^f. ^T^ f. ^PS/. JTrf ?J. 
 P. in the right. ^^^ »». ^^T^T wi. 
 The opposite p. ^frPT?^ m. [?T^R7 »«. 
 
 3 one o/i(t'0 litigants. ^r«(t, sfrqr, 3TOT^/. T?T-TT or t- 
 
 4 seZee^ assembly.\^f. ^K^Vf\f. ^T?5Tf^%?ft H'S^ft/. I 
 
 5 ( of soldiers, &c. ). H^^/. t\^f. 
 Q person particularized. 3T^ift/. HH^M n. HFr?T n. ^^- i 
 
 fiTrT irgis^ n. " [^fr, ^^tjt. I 
 
 7 person concerned or interested in. HPft^r, fsTTPft, 3T- 
 Paett-coloeed, a. having divers colors, f^f^^, ^^^f^. 
 
 2 ( a horse, &c.). 3T^r=5^ or ^. 
 Pabty-man, «. V. PAnT13A^-. FTT^F^, <T?TqT=ft. 
 Paety-wall, n. waZZ separating one house from another. ^- 
 
 :T^=^ »TtTP{t f^nf. »TVT?St fiTcT/. 
 Paevenu. See XJpstaet. 
 Pasquinade, n. v. Satire. f%\^ TT^TTfT «. 
 Jb Pass, v. n.v. To Go, To Move. ^sfM^f, ^r^, »I*R «.-»lfrr 
 
 /.-&c. ^oty. o/s. 
 
 2 Je «j3e»/,— time &c. ^rm, g^of, n^, ^TrS^t, fft^, 
 
 PAS 
 
 ^^, Hrstfr ;— pleasantly, ^F^iif, IKwIf, ^tTiJf,— painfully, 
 
 3 ^(j;n reception, be current. tHtS^, TS'jf, f^^K^r =qT^y.. 
 
 4 be admitted or approved of. ^z^., ^w^ Tgi^'^ ^''IW, f.tt 
 
 TfBr, m^ Tsiif, ^f^^, f^-qpoT. 
 
 5 Je regarded as. ifvA, TT^cfr, m3T^-q-^r-&e. ^tjf, 
 
 "^5 =qTS^, T'TT^/-TOT^r/.-^'yjrr /.-Ac. -jr^rcfr ^. o/^'. 
 
 KTl^ J(wY/j H«I-?7T?yr-&e. 
 
 6 occi/?-, take place, ^trf, ^fot, STTTtfT, 
 
 7 away ; off; over; vanish, disappear, Ic lost., be spent,S(c. 
 
 Top. off well. VM. 
 
 8 on; proceed, ^i ^r^-^T^cfT. [ hT JROT. 
 To bring- to p. bring about, qr^, ^^^ 'flroTW, qf- 
 To come to p. t. To IlArrEx. qsdf , qsirf, ^Tor. 
 To come to p. bcfuljillrd. Ttiitt, ^T^^^m-'JT^H^H-^- 
 
 To let p. Ze/ go unheeded., Sfc. ^\%f. ^5f g. of o. ^fs 
 
 /. ^oT, #r5ot ( as ^l^q-i?r-^?rRm-HtSTTRr-&c. ^n^t 
 
 WiV/t Kfy. co«. ). 
 
 To p. safely through ( a difficulty, danger,<S:c. ) ?Tt"'JT, 
 
 f^T^, FRTJI^/.-fHTR m..&c.^g. of s. 
 
 To Pass, v. a. go beyond., by, through. ^?i5!Jf, TS^, %?:'?f, 
 
 'nT-H?5l*S-&c. ^JTT^ g. of o. TTT |m y. o/ o. Kin ^T^^- 
 
 ^% ?R^^ 0?- SRT?'^, arpT^R^, ^=FJT^, arfRot, Tf?- 
 
 ^ m.-^^^^ ».-3Tf?t5pJTir «.-&c. mx^g.of o. ar^nF-f^T- 
 
 ^TfW-?ftoT-.tc. ^FTDT^ 
 
 2 ( time ) spend. «TT?7«rof, ^JT"??, %<^, qfT^^wf, n^^"&T, ^- 
 ?j^ OT.-^^^?TT «.-*ii-i^HiT «.-<S:e. ^^Tif, — pleasantly, 
 spiTof, JRTTOTjF/.-nJT?r/.-^FM^JTOT/'.-&c.^^Df,— painfully, 
 ^re^, 'T'l'^ — under shifts and expedients, S-+,r.;iJr pij. 
 sot, JF^iJi,?^;^ft/.-=qTPf3-^?^/.-^~l'j-^Kl wi.-^sjpr^ 
 /.-!JJTf=I'T^TW/.-&e. :pTCTi, — idly, in diversion, &c. qirl^i^, 
 
 3 cause to pass or proceed, 'ira^^, ^Ic^fTT JR^-%5ivr, q- 
 
 ^t^Trrr ^T^, grs'jf. 
 
 To pass the eye over. stroTT^nrfr-^^jt^R^-^PT^^TRf- 
 &G. VJ^^-^\^ t°T- 
 
 4 transfer, v. To Makeover. f5n[cnt, S^rq'f, ^JS^r. 
 
 5 ( a law, &c. ) enact q^of, r<TTq^, JT^nf, ^^, STttT^, 
 
 6 ( sentence ). ^tWSt. [> spreor, 
 
 7 ( censure, remark, &c. ). ^rot, Hfior, S'WTT'Ji- ritsT^- 
 
 8 V. To Omit, To JS'eglect. q-n^JW, nyeint, aTHT'jf, #r5- 
 
 9 impose fraudulently, palm. ^rqrR qq-^iJi-^sji^gur. ^f . 
 »It5T TT^f ^ or qi^^ ^T^^t. [«r^ =?^^. 
 
 10 ( a bill, account, &c. ) admit. ^\T-^ ^of,^^ sRirr, 
 
 11 by; over; omit, overlook, neglect, disregard. ^15^, ^- 
 
 Tofjf, <ii««i, nT3<?f, atT^, fT^?5''f, ^^, g^?^7 /.-^5
 
 PAS 
 
 G16 
 
 PAS 
 
 /.-ic. TT^ g-of 0. 
 
 12 by; over; overlooJe, excuse, forgive^ Sfc. ir?r MirtSt, T^ 
 
 /. w.K^ g- of 0. TT m. f. m^^ TTP-^nrr qs^^, ?ff5 /.- 
 
 13 by; /;««« near and bet/oml. ST^H-Sf?;^ ^TW. 
 li otV. See To PiLir. 
 
 15 through. See To Stuaix. 
 Pass. n. passage, way, v. Eoad. T^ m. ^TR/. 
 
 2 narrow passage. f%lf.r\^f. imv^f. ^^ /. ^f^ft^ 
 
 o ( over a hill ). ^\Z m. dim. ^TT^/. 
 Blockiug up of a p. m(.-4i} f- 
 Foot or bottom of a p. mmm m. 
 llead or outlet of a p. ^jKHIiTT in. 
 Toll-gatherer for passes and roads. TT'JRTTT m. 
 
 4 passport. qT^TTHT m. ^^^p n. T^mT m. ?Tf^^^-^??t^- 
 xft-&c. f^t (W f^/.-&c. 
 
 P. over the sea, a river, &c. ■ddKp^^/- 
 
 5 push infincing. ^f- ^wf\ or SRftrfty. 
 
 C itafe, T. COXDITIOK. 3T^r<TT/. ^^1T/. n1rT J'op. Jm/. 
 Note. As the implication of this -word is usually 
 
 that of distressful condition, see also Sieait. 
 Pass-wobd, n. u-alch-iL-ord. Erff^^is^ m. 
 Passable, a. that mai/ le passed over. ■JiHMi<ii-^T'TrTT-&c, 
 
 2 tolerahle.^ learalle, thai can he made to do. ^-"TT^, ^TH- 
 ^SRTS, ^IrfNI-dl'II-^TTm-^^TRvrr, =5n?5f'T tiii-MHI-^mT- 
 
 3 capable of adinission or currency. '^^A^\•^^\r^^-'^KW- 
 &c. <?iiqiWITr-^?fT-&c. 
 
 Passablt, n(fy. T. A.2. =ETT?ir'TT--=(lti^_H ^T?TT-<tc. ^piT-^m- 
 
 Passage, Passikg, n.T.V.JN'.l.-^arf. ^rpJf ?i. &c. =5n^/. nf?r 
 P. to and fro on a road. TT^^Tft W T^:^/. 
 
 V. V. A. l.~act. 3fr?Ji'if n. g-fl^ijf «. &c. 3Tr?53<jfr/. g- 
 
 I. tcay, V. Eoad. T'rir m. ^V-J. KTn ?». 
 
 II. Uherly to pass. ^rrq-^^qrs['[ "TT^TRffr/.-lft^sfh; /. 
 
 III. — as between houses ; alley. f%f^/. left/. "^ J». 
 
 IV. part of a hook. ^'<T?5 n. ^iTPTT/. fs^FM «. 
 A difficult p. T^r*! »». 
 
 Y. T. JOUBNET, YoXAGE. ^<PT/. 
 
 P. money. ?ftT m. Tft n. 
 
 VI. ( in a house ) ^ro5 ot. 
 
 VII. incident, ecent. ^tT n. ^5^?^ nf?/. 
 Passed,;?, t. V. N. 2. q?!?5T, 3^%3T, &c. irT, n^ or g^- 
 
 T. V. A. 1. '^i^'kT^^ TS^FTOT, %^%c5T, &e. g - a l^-Td, 3T- 
 Fi^r?T, ?f^m, 3^'^aT, Ffrif. [ :f, 3?t=5frq;. 
 
 S & 11. 5PT3;^?5T, 5Rrf^?JT, &C, STrll^, 3Trrff^ Pr 3T^t- 
 
 P. in the past year. ?rjjrr^j^, 
 Passesgeb, n. u-ay-farer, y. Teavelleb. JiHMMI, ^iTTRf 
 ^'TITT, 'Tpr^'S;, ^TT^Hpff, ^rtn^pft, S'fTR^P^, 3"?Tns;, JdiO, 
 
 2 ( in a vehicle ). 3'dl*;, 3d [<+,<!, ^JrTR^^, 7?Trft. 
 
 Passibilitt, «. T. A. ^i-.^qr^^mT/. g^:^?7KFrr/. §^- 
 
 5:^ir^?TKrfT/. gTTJ-.^^fSf «. g^|:^^^^ «• 
 Passible, d. susceptible of feeling. g^|:^ ^fFTj^^t^f^^JT, 
 
 Passing, a. eminent, superior, t. SuEPASSiifG. sj^, ^1t^, 
 Passing, Passinglt, arf«). v. Exceedingly. 3T?!trr, arfrt^TT, 
 
 3Tf^ in comp. 
 Passion, n. — as opposed to action. ^V^^ n. ^?T n. ^^?«r «• 
 
 if^oT n. ^FKP.T'TFsr n. :FiTV=5f?tT/. 
 
 2 See Passibilitt. 
 
 3 mental commotion. ^T^T m. fK^^.^'^ m. s^t^FT m. ?t- 
 rTTT OT. K^^rr m. oq-|+,rfrl|/. ^PTToqi^m/. 
 
 4 mental feeling, v. Apfectiox. HT=f w». T^^tT »). JT'TT- 
 
 The passions. ^^\^ ^ptqrft m. pi. ^^mm. Tftq ?)?. p>l. 
 Absence of p. or desire, fm'm 1n.'^T^^^n. fmf^ f. 
 Of subdued passions. spm^'^c^THT^T^rfrr, fJTFf'f^q', 
 ^fimfe^, f%f^df^T, ^T^f^T. 
 
 Subduing or restraining the passions. spTJTW^-T^TT - 
 
 ^^iT^ n.-^v^ m. jf^^T^?r«. tf^^f^^^m. m^f^■^:^m. 
 
 That has warm passions. rT^, 'iT^T^'T. 
 
 Void of p. or desire. f^j^l'Tl, ftT^, ^flrRPT. 
 5 — as one of the three properties of Humanity. \^ 
 n. m. ^vfpjni ?n. — that has it predominant.^^srrnoft. 
 
 6 T. Angee, Eage. XFtm. 5pr4«. =FPf »»■ SPPTT m. ^fFTT- 
 
 A fit, gust, transport, &c. of p. TTTRT ^Z^ m. ^T.m. 
 
 f f^^f rmi\f ^mf %^ m. mm. 
 
 To fly into a p. frrTw. RfT^f oE^-^^T^^ g-of s. Tr^^ fTrf 
 
 »iw+w ^of g. of. s. =^^H qot, cf?: ^^.| f^^ptrr^f ^^m. 
 
 Passion leads to poverty. S^frRPT 'ft^ KTT Fq'T?"^ n- 
 T ^^T FTPT. 
 
 7 ?eflZ, a)Y7o?', eagerness. 31R*Tt/ ^HT^ »». 3TT^f^/. S'- 
 r^f. ^g^f^T/. ^^T «. 3T^TT m. 3T^TTf^/. STJT- 
 
 f?r/. iT^as/. tfRTT/. arm/. 
 
 8 violent desire. ^ «. fro «. S^'». ^q'^T'T «. f^w. 5TT^"J. 
 
 9 See Love. 
 
 Passion-flowee, «.— the tree and flower, ^pftft/. 
 Passionate, a. irritable, fiery, j-e. X\^Z, rTT^, fTTT^, ^- 
 
 «jt, ^^tT, ^wt, Trfn?, #f^'ir, ^if^, diRy,, ^rrrft, #- 
 
 KT^lV, ^T^ft^, ^fTR^rS, qft5T^nt, ^ft^IW'^ft, NtS^K, 
 
 =^1, ^rq^TT^, qFiT'^^H, wiMqiH, 'JTpqT, artdTTTT, ?rrK?r, 
 dm?ft, dTKHn'jft, dJTtnafr, dH^t, #'4^n, spttrrtftT, 
 arnqsTTd, 'JTJT'rf, 'jttt^ot, spT'^d', d^f^, =srj, ^t^. Terms 
 expressing ^\ith particularity of aspect or allusioa a
 
 Passitelt, adv. v. A. 1. ■f^s^rTTT, fJfffep^, oTTTRTTrsr'T^^. 
 
 2 BT^, ^^:p^,?r, ^^f^^, ^f^TfeTTH, f^^vm ^ 
 
 Passitexess, Passititt, n. v. A. 1. ^'Tihk^i/. ^f^^P- 
 2 rff^w3T?rr/. ^^^^ft^m/. &c. ^^^tt/. ^f^^w m. 
 
 TassvorTjII. u-ritfen license or pans. ^^Rf »«. ^^^ «. ^- 
 
 ^THT «i. 'T^^^ ^T^/ ^^?^ITt f^f- 
 Past, ^. See Passed. 
 Past, n.past time. n^rFFT^; «!. n?T^?^ »t- *TrT<FIH w;. 
 
 2 past occurrences. frr^-^TTr^ Tr/tZ-i^. [^f^. 
 
 Vast, prep, farther than, v. Beyoxd. j?, j^f, "T;#P5, ^ii^^ 
 
 2 lei/ond, — in time. ^^^K ( in couip. as ^r^TT^K past- 
 two, & ^^ T?rTT, =EfT7T?rR, &c. ). 
 
 3 /»'o»», flZo?!^, hi/. ^JT^T^pr, ^57f , 5f=T. 
 
 4 leyond, alove, out of the reach of. ^^^, tpft^^. 
 That is p. 3Tfft^ ( in comp. as ^'TRTFftFT that is p. 
 
 remedy, cT^cft^T that is past age &c. ) 
 Paste, «. composition made of flour and Katcr, ^'c. ^51 /. 
 
 PAS G17 
 
 person eminently passionate orrery., aucl thus answering 
 to Hotspur, llotllood, Firelall, Spitfire, Pepperbox, tjv. 
 ^■c. are ^^nTFTR, TfJT^, 3T^frTT5rT^^, aTFl^rx^T, 'TTTR, 
 
 FTla!:, aTl'^Mmi^ffT, afT^t^TFT, ^JT^fft^TFT, 'iTMtHfn, 3T?T- 
 fSTT^ft or 'J?f?pmTt, 7??Tf?ft,"'^?T'7f^, q^r=T=T, Br?^^ "^fT, 
 
 WT^^'T?n^, f-y\^ fq^Tpsf, ^^it^, ^?^?T^r ?inoTRT-T?r- 
 
 2 Pffyf;-, e.vciicd, vehement, warm. 3rHT^^r, ^r^S'T', 'JTT- 
 
 ?m=5TT, 3T5?TiRT, ari^^TT^, fr^ft^r, ^it^Frqr, T^^fer, 
 rfRFTf , arrf^sT^F, aTR^TT^n^, ar^^mt, ar^^, argr^f, ?rT- 
 
 PASSio.VATELr. adi\ x. A. 1. <MIM, ^^^, &c. WtTTRT^, 
 2 :?^«T^, 3rf5^, ?vfq;T^, ^?ftq", &c. aTJTTI'Tcf^, STRT- 
 
 Passioxatexess, n. v. A. 1. ^rf^R^orr m. ^\f^7J^\ m. cTN- 
 
 ' s^oiT «j- m^Tf /. jpr«?^ft^Ffr/. #T^ft?5?rT/. ^^^tttt/. 
 
 ^!:TT':ft=TfTT/. ^lt^#f^?fT/. etc. f^ffiT^fH/. fTTlKIiTR w. 
 nJT TO. M. FrrfpTOT »». ^rTN^I'l m. 
 
 2 arg^r^r/. a^Rff^/. argrpr »«. argif^f?/. arjr^/. ?tr- 
 
 Passionless, a. «o^ eas/7j/ excited. '43',^5T,^TR,?TffTSf?5?ft^r, 
 
 ?Tr?r ^Trn^r. [..tc.sr^rgTnfr. 
 
 2 ro/i? of passion. '^RFlt, f^T^, sftcRm, 3T5nn|>r-^J_^- 
 Passite, «.— cs opposed to active. f^TsqiTK, f^f'SifiT, f^%- 
 <?, ^FW^, ^fTTtTTT, JFHP.TT. 
 2 unresisting. ^fr^ufRT, ^ra^T %'TRT, ?Tf^^, f?ff?f?^, 
 
 ^T^^P^^, ^^SftTR, arf^rsnT^, -iTq-?ft-7;TT^. 
 
 3 — in grammar. P. voice. W-^f^ arirTT^T^ «. :f;jTf6nrT- 
 
 ^q' ?i. — reflective p. JpHfui^^Vr^q n. — impersoDal p. 
 
 PAS 
 
 P. of irou rust &c. ( applied to tho ends of the drum 
 ^<'NM or ^ ) ^\if. [^^■^^^i\. 
 
 To Paste, v. a. fasten with paste. ^5ft^-^T5I ?If^-Ac. f^^:- 
 2 me. ^Tcl^, ^5/ ?rpq5^.%^_ 
 
 Pasteeoaud, n. ^aft% .3^%:p ^m^ f^^f^r qf;p;;^r ^Tl ^T^di. 
 
 P. cover ( for a book ) '7fi?'T^T ». 
 Pasteiix, «.— of a horse. ^^TT or ^^ m. 
 
 Eing of hair on the p. %JTlcrrf m. 
 2 leg—'m contempt. <\nf\ or afnfr/. i\WA m. z\nf. 
 Pasteux-joixt, n. K'TT^ w. ^Zf. 
 Vastil, n. scented slich; cj'c. burnt for perfume. ^■\'kA{ '\f. 
 
 3-^^/. arn^r^rfft/. 
 
 Pastime, n. amusement, diversion, ^-c. v. Plat. %5S wi. ifrT- 
 
 sr/. :f>5^ «. 'm?T/. ^^im^/. ^j^^f. ^w^hMu i ;i. 
 
 Pastor, m. shepherd. JTJf qr o?- h?tt, k^^tt, JTJTR, rrm^. 
 2 fig. spiritual instructor. 'T'^, q^'m?!^, ^HF'?^'?!, 311- 
 
 Pastoral, «. v. N. 1. relating, ^-c. /o shepherds. HS^q t^r, 
 
 2 fig. trnfT'^Ji^r^r, '■-TJ^h'^JT-Tr^q-rr-f^rrq-^. 
 
 Pastoral, n. JTTTT^^rf^siTq-^S qprsq- «. 
 Pastex, n. v. Sweetmeats. iTot^Jrqr ftsrCf TIf r^ ?i. ;)?. 
 Pastex-cook, «. ^S^rf , "TtFT^qr, 
 
 Pasturage, m. See Pasture. 2 price paid for grn~inq. ^jpni 
 
 f- *\fA<\{f. n^^^T'ir/.— on waste lands. ^H^^Tjjf. STT/. 
 
 Pasture, n. grazing land. ^K=^vn f. '^vnf. ^spTTiI n. '^fi^n. 
 
 A p. clog. ^"r^T m. 
 
 P. and water — as affecting cattle. 'TM?rT»».'?P'R?rT'». 
 
 To feed in rich p. '^^, 
 
 To send or put out to p. ^PC'ft^--H i ^uflrJl-N Kofttf <- 
 
 2 grass for the food of cattle, ^qirr m. ^r/. W^f- ^TH- 
 or «!. ^qfk «. ^qT^'Jr «. ^q'itlT m. 
 To Pasture, v. a. feed on a pasture. ^nT^, ^qTrTFTT qT^yJt, 
 
 ^oftw-q''ftw-&c. mrtui, =q!:fif!Jf. 
 
 To Pastuee, i;. m. ^)-a;c. ^of. 
 
 Price paid for tending at pasture. ^mT/. ^^ »«. 
 Pastuee-uodeles, ?i. §'7^/. 'F^tqr »t. ^oiT^r WI. HPT^^ n, 
 
 TR^'rST «!. 5=q=F?rr m. WS\ m. 
 Pasturing, n. v. a. — act. ^R^ n. "^V^f. ^'^ or ^^f. q"- 
 
 V. V. N. — act, ^RTjffl. 'RWt/. 
 Pat, ado. fitly, exactly. ^^%^ or JTR^prq (/cc/. feprjr fcZ. Z\- ' 
 
 Pat, (7. V. Fit. ^^^. 
 
 Pat, «. /a/7, light blow. VfrJ f. iTHS/. ifrT^/. '<TT^/. '4TT- 
 
 5t/. mrrt/. =q^/. 
 
 2 ( of butter, &e. ) small flattish lump. ^TT^/. ^qTT^t/. 
 To Pat, d. a. tap, ^'c. '^TTTcot O?- '4nT<W, '•tTrT/.-&c. TR^-^,
 
 PAT 
 
 019 
 
 PAT 
 
 To p. and coax. »m!I'it, iirToir, '*fT"T^'^. [/. ^. 
 
 To p. on the back approvingly, &c. m^Mi m^fre^ 
 
 2 beat into xhnpe ly patting. '<n<Tot, ^ITT^'if, ^'TC'Jf, ^^, 
 
 lustrunieut of masons to pat with. *^PT7"it «. iTT- 
 <?^/. '*rrft/. ^TWt/. — of potters. i|IHiuf«. 
 Patch, n. piece ( of cloth, &c. ) sewed or put on to mend, fs- 
 iI3t n. rf/»i. fetoft/. ^.^ or .FTr w. ^pt-ft or :pff/. ^Tft/. 
 — csp. of leather or wood. 'INJt/. nmt n. 5?^/. 
 2 (of land) piece, ft^ n. ^iff^t^T g-TJST m. ^ or 55^ w. 
 
 By patches. f5%^IT. 
 
 Patch on the side of a hill cleared & burucd. ^55r in. 
 3— on the face, ft^^f. lf[/. 
 To Patch, v. a. mend hj seiviny on, i^'c. pieces. frJI^EoT, fCTo! 
 
 2 or.patch u]'; do vp or mend Jiaslili/ or clumsily, rffirsof, 
 fltTf^ 5Tor, SFTfn/.-^mj^'Y or sMT /.-V^R^rn; n.-&c. 
 ^TW, rTT^fer/. ^FTi^ty. 0/0. ?JT^fS5<T?: ^^. 
 
 3 or, patch up; malce up of pieces. H+^'^MT'fvS^TT^r- <T^- 
 
 Patch-work, «. u-orh composed oj pieces. ^l1■^Wi\T''S^\^- 
 
 A garment or cloth of p. qt?^/. m^oSf. 
 Patched, p. v. Y. 1. fsn^ bt^^ot, &c. ^itk, ^refqft, ^r- 
 5r^-f?;qo!Tfen5if^. 
 2 fTtirs=!:=^T, ^rtTf^ ^?i%?5T, '4?r?Tt?TT %^r, &c. 
 
 PATCHEEr, n. clumsy, lungling icorTc. aft^qrirs ^FTT n. 
 Pate, «. v. Head. stt/. SR?^ «. 2^P=fr/ ^^ n. ^pra ?;!. 
 Patella, «. v. KsEE-PA?f. ij^rqT^ «rr^/. 
 Patext, a. open, apparent, conspicuous, ^'c. v. Plain. 3^n, 
 
 vjMsi, ?^, ^^^, 
 
 2 appropriated, Sfc. hy letters patent. ?R^, Wrl^r. 
 Patent, ?t. tcriting granting a privilege. ^PT^/. "P^f^ or 
 
 +<MMi «i. H^.'tMi m. f^\^^Jf^^^v^f5fT.] f. [ ^_ 
 
 Patentee, n. person to u-hom a patent is gicen. ?T?f?[t, W=T^- 
 Pateh-familias, n. person having a family, fj^t, ^^TT^t, 
 
 Paternal, a. pertaining, S;c. to a father. f<?r^fT=^, &c. "^s^.^ 
 P. affection. 2=5f^nT »i. q^PTHfTT/. &c. 
 2 fatherly, like a father. sfNmR^T, f^^TH, fw^ HyM, 
 
 8 V. Hekeditaey. qNTTT^ W^OT, fq^T^rT, f^iTra-, ^- 
 Pateknallt, adv. T. A. 2. STTTRTK^T f/ec?. fq^^. 
 Pateenitt, n. fatliersUp. SfnrmT WJ. fqnf=r «. fm?i% «i. 
 
 f^'TTT^ ?». 
 Path, n. way, v. Eoad. ^\zf. T^ ««. Trn w. T'^T i^oi?. qirw. 
 
 By p., off p. anssR/ j^^TR/. m^rfr or ^\t\f^ 
 Foot p. qrjH^TT^/^qR^jTR/.jn^^cncr/.snft^FrR/. 
 
 Horse p. ^^\7f. 
 
 P. beaten on a muddy road. TT^/. or pi. TT^^TT. 
 
 I The right p. ?t?t'<t m. fl^rq m. 
 
 Pathless, a. f^^^\V^]., <fr7'*T, fi=r^<T. 
 Path-way. See Path. 
 Pathetic, Pathetical, a. moving, touching, affecting. ^«r 
 
 3Tm<TTi:T, ++.uiK+ir^T, rfs^p, ^h^, JF'f;<inT«HfT?f, w.- 
 
 ^^OTT^^^, t-.'-.uIlrMlvt', +>''JimV, ^urniT^, ^T^faT^,^?t7T, 
 
 I t'^'-T^, fqrTHr^^, HTf^T^^, i^'Tn^, i^^nf^T'-j, nm^T^iq?, 
 
 Pathetically, «(?». v. A. ■^^■^W[i\]^\■i\\^^•^-■^Kmdl'cl. 
 Patheticalness, w. v. a. 5R:ctt/. ^'^oTT^Twi. V-^^f'T n. Vq- 
 
 I Pathic, n. catamite. qfjTTTTJr, nfs^ tr nt|-qT, ^r?iT, ^T'^, 
 Pathological, a. v. N. f^^r^^, fHTT^f^TT^r-T-^i'si'^. 
 Pathology, n. science of the causes., symptoms.^ tj'c. of 
 
 disease.^i[^ or K^nT^^mi. Pf^^51T^«. hlf^?rtTilf5??ir/. 
 Pathos, n. patheticalness. ^^■^^\^m, t^ m. 
 Patience, n. calm endurance. ^"VRt^TOTT ?». W-ZT^'J^ m. 
 
 ^\T. m. ^». ^tr^uiw.f ^^^n. V^m^f^f. ^f^^fT^I^T /. 
 
 ?rf^OTpfT/. fHf?r?^r./'. M^^r jfj/. 
 
 2 calm ivaiting, expecting, Sfc. tft^ mx^^ n.^ m.'^^f 
 ^Tjrrf /. ^^/. ftmit or ftlJ^rTT?-/. 
 
 To have p. fqR"jf, ^f\X m.-^ «i.-&e. tr^in-^ITot-15T^. 
 
 3 ( of injury or affront ). ^-RT^CTTr m. ^Hrf ?^if%/. 
 
 nf /. ^^ m. 
 Patient, a. y. N. 1. ^Jr^ft-T or ^ra"^^, #??^, €r?rrf , ^^, 
 «ftT, ^^g, ^T^^ft^, ^f|'^'3, ^f esp. in comp. f?lf?ig, 
 
 frrfrf^Trff^-. [ ^^qr. 
 
 2 !fl-7, fSRTsrr, ^^f^, ^TT^TT, ^'TSTPJ, fq^'^TT or fKfirr, F- 
 
 3 trflt^ or ^Ri'T^, #^^, ^mrf^, ?rf^^it^, ^ift, ?t^t- 
 
 Patient, «. — as opposed to agent. JPT"TT^, 'TTt'^TK, ^?n=fi»;f^. 
 
 2 s(V^- person. I^ot^p^, ^r^ft, iqT^ f^Sji.qqrEft 3T?rTTft/. 
 
 Patiently, adv. y.A. 1. #?f^qxiTRf, fsiCT^, &c. '^ tT^^,f^- 
 
 2 ftnrq, fq^TJ^, &c. ^ tT^?r, 'flr q^^, ^4- '^^?t. 
 
 Patimae, n. — the native boat. "pFtTRf/. 
 Patly. See Pat. [ OT^iFlt/. 
 
 PATOis,«.(?/aZcrf of the loicer classes. aTSM^JTpft'^i^ ^Fff/.aTST- 
 Pateiaech,?!. head or founder of a family. iT^'PT^Vfrf^'T^'T, 
 
 2 &g. dignified and venerable person. 'P^jI^, ^S^-T. 
 Pateiaechal, a. belonging, ^c. to a patriarch. JT^q^WT'^rr, 
 
 iff-i»Mdt^T, &c. JTOT^T^tft, ^^'^A^-f^^^^^. 
 
 Pateiciau, a. nolle, not plebeian, y. Gentle. ^^\Z■^\ ^5li?T~JT, 
 
 ^V5^\ ^^ir^rr, f^^, f^^, 3TfH:?rTrT. 
 
 Pateician, ?i. nobleman, v. A. ^t^T J'^f . 
 
 Pateimonial, a. pertaining, ^'c. to a patrimony. ^^^]^]. 
 
 2 inheritcdfrom ancestors,^. Heeeditaey. crfl^tTT^^r, 
 
 P. estate. ^?{^miXf.
 
 PAT 
 
 G19 
 
 PAW 
 
 Pathiliont, n. an inherited right or estate, ^r\m^. ^TT^rm. 
 6rift?r»». spR^TT^/. ifT=5rftW'<T/i. srfs^t^ TPFf/ « 1IH <J^ 
 /■ ^^n. 
 
 Coufisicatioii of a p. ^f?f=ij^Hi. ^ffr^g^H. 
 Sequestration of a p. =rFI=T^JfTft /■ 
 Title-deed of a p. ^r^^^=3(n. [S^T^. 
 
 Patriot, n. lover, ij-c. of his country, ^^^\i^^\■^ q^iT, Jq'- 
 Pateiot, Patriotic, a. v. N. jg^^irfTKr^t, ?^"^^irf>1HMMl, 
 
 Pateiotis.m, n. love, cfv. of one's couniri/. ^tJ^^TrPTTRHl. 
 
 ^^?T*Tf%/ ^^tsrrf^/. ^|?TRff^/. ^^TT^TmwJ. 
 Pateoi,, n. u-alking round ofaejuard. 1^/. cT?rT=]"r»i. 
 
 2 patrolling hodij. iR<T/. rTrJRT'rt. ^T^«. from the English 
 
 "roimds"is common. \Ty\M. 
 
 P. proceeding with music. VM'I^H/. — opposed to ^r- 
 A man of the p. iTWq;5[t, U^OT. 
 To Pathol, v. n. walk round as a guard. r\^^\m. ^ijf, ir^/. 
 
 m?!ijf-SR^, 3TmTw.-^PT?j/. JP^ ^m. 
 Pathox, n. protector, supporter, ijv. qif^T^r or qrm^, iftq-qj, 
 
 TT^'^, q^TJTT^, H^NI', arP-T'T, 3TT»;r'T^, 3TT=iT^'<TT?f, %- 
 
 ^Tfr, iT^^R, T?^':Trft,55^^rft, 5?:^^TTf, f^JTT?=ft: T^xfn 
 sfr^/. cfRt or ^w^, sm^T^T?^^, fl^srfH^. 
 
 2 appreciator of merit. ^mfTI, ^ri^T, »TtJT^^^, 3"^Trft, 
 
 'T'JrfT, Vl^*, ^TT^, J'T^^ff, f^=^^, HT^r. 
 Pateon-iess, a. fH^«r^, f5TOf^fT, fH^tTR. 
 Pateosage, «. support, protection afforded. f^Kr?^ or fsJTr- 
 
 qfT/. iT^^Tfr/. 2'^'T'fT w;. '^^.^ n. ^\^^^\^^ n. 3Tr- I 
 
 siT^ ?«. 3Tiin^ m. ^^f. f^TFRw/. [f^tm. 
 
 2 appreciation of merit. ^^T^vt[ n. JOTfTT'T n. Jj umi^'h - ! 
 Pateoxal, a. ^;er/am/«y, (J'c. /o a /w.^roH. 'ftrllT?}!^, q'^TF- I 
 
 fTT^T, f|*n^n^TTT^T,&c.f^mj?ft^r, 3^T:^TrqT, &c. <TrF5q;, ,, 
 q>r^, qT?55T ^'art. "^ [^vC\f. '; 
 
 Pateoness, w./««ff/e^;a/?'o?;. q^^TiTrHtT or tj f. 'ftTOT ^5:- :; 
 To Pateoxize, i;.a. support, countenance, c^c. 1^HTf ?T /.-STT- 
 
 !iT^ TO.-3TT':m »«.-5'^/.-&c. ^<jf, JT^^PK jw.-qHT^r OT.- 
 
 &c. spTiI ^. ofo. "^q'R »». tor y. ofo. qT?5^ «.-qrsm«.- 
 
 &c. ^^ijf g. of 0. JPT^^-SPTS^ iTKof, ^TifT ^of. 
 Pateonized, ;). v. V. f^rF^T f^if^?5T, &c. f?TPR?t\ 
 Pateoxtmic, n. arq^qiTR^ »«. 
 
 Patten, n. loooden shoe. ^^\ or ^?Rr/. 2jI. ^T^TT^^T/. 
 2b Pattee, v. n. strike tvith a quick succession of small 
 
 wi(H(^«— falling rain, &c. <T;?rT^-q'^T^f-'1>5"i;5-'P5T'P¥-^5- 
 
 ?TI-F2;^foI-?r^'T^-&c. "H'Jf, ^^^^of. 
 
 2 — feet in quick movement. ^T5^, ^51-55^f-&c. 
 
 =q-R6f-'^T5m. [ intens. "PS'PSTSot, 
 
 Patieeixq, n.v. V. 1. — act. ?r5H5'^ «■ "PS^rs TS'^if «• &c. — 
 
 2 — rtc^ ^^'^ ?!. &c. — intens. ^^^51^ w. 
 Patieeinolt, adv. V. Y. 1. 'FS'p?, q?:q?:, q?:q?:f, H5?!5, ?r5- 
 
 fTSt, ^al?to5,— intens. <li5T9>5, -lisrar, ^^WT, ^Z]Zl 
 
 2 ^I^, ^5^f, 5^5^, 55^. — «'"<«'«■ ^STSt. 
 Paiteex, n. model, exemplar. ^^^^J m. ^t=^T m. "PHT ?«. Hf- 
 
 ^7A m. fJpxTT ?«. 
 
 2 S2>ecimen, sample, ^nf. ^^^\ m. ^\^^^ m. STPTH't/. 
 
 3 kind, sort. rT=^/. sm/ ST^ »h. 
 
 Paucity, n. smallness of number, fewness. VTi'^'mrm. VFqnF 
 
 2 smallness of quantity, irrlq^ m. T ^O q^II m. 'JTfq^r /. 
 ji Paunch, n. v. Belly, in? n. t^^ n. 
 jl Distended p. pot-helhj. ^X f. i{Tf. 
 
 , Paupee, n. 2wson subsisting on charity. f»T^Pft, fH^rnfTTT 
 
 2— in law. ^T^R. 
 Paupeeism, n. state of indigence requiring support from 
 
 others. f*{+i<lM"II m. fH^^^U'^.yf. fH^%/. 'iK^^\- 
 
 TTrr^ftf^/. [ &c. qp?TJf. 
 
 2b Pauperize, 4>. a. reduce to poverty. f>T%^ f- i i^tuj, fn^fr- 
 Tavsf., n. temporary stop or cessation, ^.f.^^^tf. >^^ 
 
 n. r{^f. ^Z m. ^5; m. vrq^R «. fTOT m. t^iHTMr^ «. 
 
 2 suspense, doubt. f=Tr/. ^IH«^ !i. TT^^iP-T «i. 
 
 3 ( in music, poetry, &c. ). 'tJT^/. 'H^^\^n. q1% «;. 
 
 4 intermission of labor or work. ^W m. ^3 m. ^RF »(. 
 ?TftT m.f. J^fq-/ :j^rT o;- ^^'cT/. im^ f Z^^nf 'A\- 
 ?rTTT?". 
 
 To Pause, v. n. make a short slop, forbear for a time. H«.% 
 
 n^'TT-^T'T n. %^oir, 'trf'T^, ^-H-Aui, '4iq'Jf, f^^TT^'Ji or f^J'H- 
 
 |:' ^'Jf, f^rHnT, f^T^^iot or fsrgJT'Jf, ^R;qoT, ^ ?H. ^rof-tjui- 
 
 I 2 V. To Delibeeate, To Hesitate. ^,t. H ^^ ^"Jf-qrf- 
 
 i To Pate, v. a. floor u-ith brick or stone. 'Wl^^^ f.-f%^^ f. 
 
 ^^g. ofo. <PT?r ?". ^t«:TDT-^R#, <^l^/ i^Z. ^i;r^-q?J^. 
 
 2 the v:ay for; facilitate the introduction of_ ^TKf.-^Wm. 
 
 -&e. JpT^-qTl"S. 
 Paved, a. "PT^^j^. 
 Pavemext, Pavixo, Pate-woek, n. floor of stones or bricks. 
 
 '^m^f f^l^f. "PT^T m. dim. ^K\^ f. 
 Plat p. qmt/. T^TOT or ^Z\^^ n. 
 Pavee, Pavier, n. v. V. 1. "R^ni^ ^RWrn, '^IB ^if^-Mirr, 
 
 &c. "Rg^^JT. 
 Paviliox, n. V. Text. %^ m. 
 
 Paw, «./oo^ 0/0 ifflsif. q^r »»■ T^"?^ «.— of a cat. ST^P^/. 
 To Paw, v. n. — as a horse, &c. Z]'J f.-ZTVr: f. JTRot, nif.-&.c. 
 
 aiMKUJ or CNTCTr or ^fipT^, ^T^irf or ^<R^. 
 To Paw, t». a. scrape with the forefoot. SPTT^ or K]f>^. 
 
 2 /(««(//« ^•(((I'c/y or roughly. ^ OT.-T^fT »i. Siq^, ^rfTOTf, 
 
 Paw, n. pledge. Tf m n. qq^?; «. f%^ m. anftT w/. 
 
 In p. At p. n^ri^. 
 
 2 — at chess. ktT^?". cTT^ «. 
 
 Check mate with p. cqr^/. t'TI^JT;?! or c^rr^Rf/. 
 To Pawn, v. a. given in pledge. l^M 5^^, n^I^r t^RT ^, 
 
 Pawx-eeoker, n. TfmraT s'TTqiff. 
 
 P's. ticket, i^m^ n. n^TCfiq^ n.
 
 PE.V 
 
 r.20 
 
 TEA 
 
 Pawned, p. v. V. »T^OT ^^c^, T^IONi 3?S?r5T, &c. ^ffTIT, 
 
 3TTtft^. 
 7b Pay, r. a. (a debt) liquuhle, cliscliarge. %I^,^, STR'f, 
 
 To p. in full.v.ToCLEAii. <p^^r'n.-%^nT»». ^^ y. o/o. 
 
 To p. ill part, grfrr ^<if- 
 
 2 yicepai/ to. fR^/.-^r^fTWn' ?«.-7nK J^.-q'^T^ 7J.-&C. ^- 
 <ji4ui, f^fgT m. ^vM. 
 
 3 render, give. ^, ^R'ljf. 
 
 4 for ; ( an article bought ). f**-»irl /.-Hra «.-2TH m.- 
 "k^ m.- Hr^ n.-&c. ^. 
 
 5 for ; (7/OHe iy suffering. ^TTTDt, Pl«<u"l' or f^^TTiJr,^^^. 
 G iu ; ( monies, &c. due ). TTof. 
 
 7 ofT ; lit. fig. T. To Eetaliate. ^S^^, 7^1 ?r S^T^f. 
 To be paid off; lit. fig. Hm. 
 Pat, h. ii-agcs, hire, ^-c. ^TniT ?«. ^\^ m. r\^^ f. TPmTT or 
 
 gTT M. T^/. f%5T ?»."cr;Tm/. 5^TnT or 5nTf|7T ??*. %- 
 
 Daily p. ^ ?«. ^iWt/. 
 
 General serving out of p. or wages. «l^5f5T in, 
 
 IMontliJy p. <^<HI^1 WJ. iTf|?TT »«. TtTh^ «. 
 
 Yearly p. qrf^^ «. 
 
 P.-roll. jf^l "T'Sr^ «. 
 
 To settle the monthly p. of. ■iJMI^r w. ^^"Jf. 
 
 Pat-DAT, 7!. tpTK ^\z'I^v^\ f^H >». =5?f^TTri 5rT5T=!Tr^ f^?r?r»». 
 
 PaT-masteb, n. one ivho is to pay. ?f?I5t-tr3THTT-%^5T-&c. \- 
 
 onrr, srff?i??rT, Hf?RT?TT. 
 
 2— military. tmK-f^T-&c. ?RnrT?:T, ^sj^'^jt. 
 Patable, a. rf«e. qT^TTSTT, ^. 
 
 2 ^Afl^ ca;i i(?/)a;W. qTqT3iFTT-^rT?rr-?fIT?7T-&c. %?mMT- 
 
 'TT-'5Tn;^-&c. ^q^F^, ^"rfq?T. 
 
 Paying, Patmext, n. v.V.L— ac^ ^^iff n. %ot «. %5uft/.— 
 s^fl/e. \%f. ^V. J. f^-^ / 
 
 The closing and clearing p. HTS^PPt/. 
 Pea, n. ^v^^ m. ^?jt^ m. ^rft^pp «i. 
 
 Half of a split p. &e. ^]7.^.u\ m. %[fk^f. 
 Peace, n.—as opposed to war. ?r^ »«. ?rs?T «J. ^^^^ or g^ 
 or ^ m.f. ^7^ VI. differ m. w?^ n. W^ n. f^|§; n. \- 
 
 p. and war. ^f^:?!^??^ m. 
 Treaty or treating of p. r^ m. 
 
 "Written treaty of p. 
 
 [ r^f. 
 
 AVelcome defeat for peace sake. ^^ HPT?^ q'OT ^TTST 
 2 rest from commotion or agitation ; quiet, ease.^ Sjc. ?^'<T- 
 <MT in. ^;t n. g^ m. gmmTfeTPT ». ^ff?r/. ^^TtTFT w. 
 
 Internal p. P. of mind. 3T?r:g^ pop. 3^d<y<M w. 
 In p. and safety. ^SWH. 
 Peace be with thee. f^T^. 
 2 freedom from tumult, riot, ^'c. Jgr-^q-orr m. T^'CfrH f- 
 
 P. prevails every where. p-Tqfs f?T^5 ^^r<1 STTf. 
 
 P. and plenty. P. and prosperity. ^]nv^F(\f. 5flr^^t/. 
 
 4 liarmony, concord, reconciliation. fJT^I'?> m, ^H^ iii. TJ- 
 ftr m.f. pop. t^^f 'Jjf^rm m. fqfjm-H]^ m. T^^n. 
 
 5 silence, n^^ufr m. J^R pop. JT^'T !». StTRCTr n. 
 
 To hold onc''sp. TTP^ ^f^*^) 5%'T'Tr ?M.-m^ «. lIT'Jr, 
 ^ OT. ;)Z. ^M-feor, "^^^ n. Ep^sf, H'prTEpit. 
 Peace I ^^rcqr I 
 Peaceable, a. free from tear, tumtdt, SjC. ^?r?if , ^^inT<TI^r, 
 
 f^^^srrsfT, T^^^T'TH-r^T, ^^JTr^rrqi, f^^^i^sr, fH":*?:^, 
 
 f|?T-&'c. 
 
 2 jwi'e/, «o< agitated ly passion, v. Calm. ^fcT, '45, ^^'''4. 
 
 3 not rough or violent, v. Pacific. ^TKT^T, ^TH^T^TTT- 
 
 4 «o< quarrelsome, iurlulent.^ S,-c. nft^, ?rra?f, ^fToI'j;'-^ 
 or ?, H'4, ^Tt?Tj ^TJft, ^TfM^qr, T^^, ^P?5f ^T^, ^^^^^, 
 
 Peace ABLENESS, n. v. A. 1. ^f<TI7ott m. 3^?'4rTT/. ^^T^q n. 
 f^m■^^^f. P{^'^^^f. &c. 55THTq m. OT^qPTiq hi. 
 a^gSTTTTq »». &e. 
 
 2 ^F^qirr ws. ^RiT?Tr/ ^f^f. '4i\if. 
 
 4 nft^/. ^TTJs^nroTr m. &c. =PS||;q »». ^fs^j^ftt/. 
 
 Peaceablt, adv. x. A. 1. ?=R'<T, ?q^*T<T'JtT^, &c. ^q^q, 
 
 3 ^TT'TrTqTTT^, WTTTTrqi^. 
 
 Peace-bbeakee, n. fqq5'm■^TT, ?ff'^H'^^-'H^5F-1w?r^. 
 Peace-maker, n. ^^ +<uiHI, ^apTS^qr, =F5TTfJT5:5qT, f^T- 
 
 Peace-making, m. ^tjk m. fJT^qTf*T^q/. ifiotrH'i=l"fr/. ^fq- 
 
 Peaceful, Peacefuln'ess. See Peaceable, &c. 
 
 Peach, n. ^m^ n. 
 
 Peachick, n. HTTT^ f^^^ n. 
 
 Peacock, n. ^K on. %^ m. H^T m. f^T^s'^ in. f^T^ft m. 
 
 Crest of a p. "^ f- ^'J^fifTW/. 
 
 Cry of a p. Z]^ m. %^r/. ^fj^*^ m. 
 
 Fan or brush of p. feathers. JTR^qT m- ^qT»?. Hn;=^^ 
 or %?5 ««. w. 
 
 Tail of p. jfrTrqr f^^rnr »>». f^i^^s »». qf «.— Eye in 
 
 it ffolT »z. =^5^ m. H=q^ »». 
 
 To have attained full plumage, — a j). +-^oiiif. 
 Peagkeen, a. frorf. [ tempt, ?jt3't «. 
 
 Pea-hen, n. ?jr3R or ^tfT/. «. ^qft/ f^T%?l'Y/.— iu con- 
 Peak, «. ^. n. %^K n. tn n. ^^^T^ n.l^^r^ n. arf^^jn n. 
 
 2 ( of things generally ) \. Point. ^\^ or ^vf?\f. 
 #q/. +rN +rt/ goT^r ?«. <?'?». ^'^€\f■ Ht^^ «. amrsDn. 
 
 3 ( of grain, &c. above the level of a measure ). \\\^f. 
 Peaked, a. v. N. 1. ?pfr, ^I^T^, f\l^. 
 
 2 f^T?^, ^pf^Ft^, ^qqft^, ^3^q. 
 
 lb Peal, v. n. sound loudly., ^'c. ^ui^ot, ^5^5wr, q^^iSr. 
 •PS'Pi'rf, ^?r^r w!.-?TfreTM.-&c. fTcfr-qT^^-&c. y. 0/ s. 
 
 —intens. ^m^., ^fr^m., ^^m., q^noT, Tirsw, 
 Peal, Pealing, ?>, y. V. ^q-^T ?«. 'vfT^T ?/». '^^PFT >«. fl5TW
 
 TEC 
 
 G21 
 
 PED 
 
 or ^T m. ^.■l^^.\ or ^r m. gsi-TF in. z\%\ m. %%%\ w.— 
 in/ens. ^OTJ'JTT^ m. ^ottijt m. qqqiJir^ ;«. ^5:^51^ »». q;- 
 
 By peals, pealiuglr, Ac. q^SIS, ^SPf 5, ^RFlf, ^11?, 
 HS35, ^55S, ^?^5t, :f 51^5, ^FSrsf, qSTtTS, qSTSt, "PIT- 
 "PJ, "PSTit, TSTT?, H515f. 
 Pealee, «. TEAr.iXG, /). a. V. V. j^otsohjtKT, ^5^50TKT, &c. 
 
 PeAB, n. ^^ "PoE 3ir^. 
 
 2 prickly pear, t. ErrnoiiBiA. f?T5r|Tn. 
 m. f^^t^z m. n. ^V^Z n. 
 
 Leaf of the ]irick]y p. "P^T on. 
 
 PEAI!!,, «!. jflcff «. mf^^ «. 5^r"1??T n. ^WAf. HfTf-^/. 
 
 Cluster of pearls. ^^t^t?=I ". ["f 'lifff^r n. 
 
 Imitation p. qETq5;flMr, ^TI^JRlffr, TT-'TI^ n'lH'rj^nTw. 
 
 Lack lustre p. ^TSr »i. ^.]^FA^<] n'l^t. 
 
 Mother of p. iTrFftnN or W\^]%^f. n]^]%^f. 
 
 Suit or set of four pearls. =^"l^Sr m. 
 
 To fall asunder, — strung pearls, &c. afyq^^. 
 
 Peael-otstee, n. ^\r^]=^] fi(iqHT >»• ^f^/. ^f^^T/. [r^?r. 
 
 Peaeled, a. adorned u-iik pearls. ^^?i^cT,wf^^Hf|rr, Jl^Jif- 
 
 VEjL^LT,a.aloundinff ivilh pearls .^'^,]M^ .^ R^TSf^fl^, ?^T«i;^?5. 
 
 2 resemllmg pearls. Htf^T^fR^r, J?^!^^, ^^Tg?^, Hrpr- 
 
 PEAi3AST, n. rustic, V. COUNTETMAN. it^I^c^T, 'if'T-^T, ^TfTT, 
 
 Peasaist, a. See Eusxic. 
 
 Peasaxtex, n. lody of peasants, m^f. m^T^m. ^}.B.^.f[?A^ 
 
 m. pi. JUMlMlsTt m. pi. '^'^^^^\ f. 
 Pebble, Pebble stoxe, n. roundish stone. lytsr m. ^p!^f. 
 
 Black p. eacred to Yishuu. ^iifSj^TH m. 
 Desert tract covered with pebbles. ^aluT 11. 
 Little p. Wf,TA or flfer m. 
 
 P. sacred to Shiva. 51^ m, — the stone (of the shape 
 of the ?frf?r ) in the centre of which it is placed. ?TT3^T 
 cr Wf- 
 
 Pebbles, small stones. ^iXf. 
 Pebbly, a. alonnding, Sfe. uith pellles. ^\z■^\'^J.| ^l^\^. 
 Peccaeilitt, n. x. A. qNT^RHT/. qN^f^l??!/. <?n?TH?fT/. 
 
 "nTOT^T 711. qm^'Tl^RT/. 'TR^'TJT'^'T m. 
 Peccable, a. Halle or suljed to sin. qNlMt'T, '?T'?'f^,"Tn?^T, 
 
 ^TT^qTT, H'TTf^'TrT, TTTO'T^'^TJTf, ^l^qq^T. 
 Peccadillo, n. slight fault, '^^tf. f ^/. ^^^T STW'T m.- 
 qjq- m. 3T?TrTTT^ m. ff^TTrTM' m. 
 
 Peccaxct, «. T. A. 2. fq^R VI. ftr^fn/. 3tq- ?h. 
 Peccakt, a. faulty, T. ceiminal. 3T<m'^, s^'^TT^, ^Twrrtr. 
 
 2 corrupt, morlid, vitiated, fq^^rf, f^f^R^^, ff^rT, ^T- 
 
 Peccati, ^fift^?: m. ?J1!P^^R w?. [^TT. 
 
 To cry p. ^f '^'not, ^ ^?;tif-'^"JI'Jf, ^tT'xf, ^f^T^'Jr «. 
 
 To make to cry p. ^f-^-J^iTrNor, ;;TfTf%"Jf. 
 Peck, n. t. Measuee. (Tqf;%?ftHPT w\. 
 
 2 fig. 7aryc numler or quatitity. ^f[f. 
 To Peck, v. a. strike ivith the leak. ^'T^/.-?f^/. HR"n, ^T- 
 ^T?m, ^fqRof, ^"l^?^^, ^^^, +'-^.?.of, ^^-l-j ot. 
 
 2 ( a hole. ). ^rqYiT-L'ic. <?m-^r,"fr5R"?lWT-Trj^n 
 
 -Ac. Trs'jf, ^T^w. 
 
 3 picJc tip with the leak, ir^of, ft^^. 
 
 To feed by pecking grains. ^^'Jr. 
 
 4 at; i\'j;.fl>idfaul{ uith constantly. fpTf^Tijf, f%Tq?^T/.- 
 rqT<t^/-ftq^'VT/.-rR5K/.-f;F1^R/.-f^n^tT or f^W-^V 
 
 Pecked, 2). v. Y. 1. ^]=q iTRk?^T;=^'rqT5?^r,&c.— fruit, &e. 
 
 ^?IT^. [^Tf^OTRT, &c. 
 
 Peckeb, n. Peckixc, p. a. t.V. 1. ^r^ nRoiRT,%P?T^<iIRT, 
 
 4 r^^^ qRtJIRr, Ac. ^q^HT, fq^fq?IT, f%?fF^ or :qT, 
 
 fRTfTTT or ^TT, firf^. 
 Pectinal, o. Z?Zr, cj-c. o comJ. <?^t^, Tfuft^R^T. 
 Pec IDEAL, a. Iclonginy to the Ircast. ;j^=qr, sJIfft^r, Ac. ?- 
 
 Pectoeal, n. a medicine for the chest and lunys. ;?n^a n. 
 
 JPRT^TH^ n. q;'^r?T^ n. 
 To Peculate, v. n. defraud the pullic, v. To Embezzle. ^- 
 
 ^]^r^f.-^mwif^f.-&c. w.m, Tmr^f. wrm-v\^^, ?- 
 
 Peculation, n. v. V.— «<;•/. riHT^rtt ^^ n. &c. ^^mf\f. 
 
 I. illicit gain. ^T?/. ??TT^t/. fTRR^T^/. -Rl^FR/. 
 Peculatoe, «. Peculatixo, p. a. T. V. fl^TT^Tft ^T'TFTT, 
 
 ^T^ift ?^TOTRT, &c. ^TRT^R, ^Tf. 
 Peculiae, «. proper, appropiate, exclusively own. aTT'IHT, 
 
 ^Rf, ^raim, ^RRit, ^RMt^r, ^?, Tj^^itrThn', g^- 
 
 ^Rft=J?T, fl^ & Jif n; comp. Tq^rr^, Kfm, 5^T, ^iq-, 'iRIT- 
 
 trr?TJT, ^fl^TRTR^, 'ii?r=^crfff, Fi^t^q^r, -i^^M-ff, ^- 
 
 in comp. 3TTFH, 3^k*ll-4, 3TTtH^. 
 2 particular, special. f^^T, aRIT'^'JT, 'iRIRTT^. 
 Peculiae, w. exclusive property. 3Tr7^=q HI^ wi. f^^tPT«. 
 
 'cI?T ?8.-&C. 
 
 Peculiabitt, «. t. a. 1. ^RiqoTT m. ^m^wn^ f. 'sm\- 
 tTRi^ n. '^^'^^\k^^ n. ?pTrT=5(crrTjfcr n. &c. 
 
 I. a peculiarity ; a dtstinguishiny property. f^?I^ »i. f^- 
 
 ^IT^H w. -niT «8.-?r?H0T «.-Ac. ^qjf »J. yjA m. OTTfiT )». 
 
 tTHf^T n. 
 To Peculiaeize. See To Appeopeiate. 
 Peccliablt, adv. v.A. 1. SRir^TR'J^ ^R;^, aTOT'-TRTrqm, ^T- 
 
 WI':TR'JT?r:, 3RTr<:nW^?Tm, fq?"T, f^^^tpf^TT, fsr^TTTT:. 
 Pecuxiaby. a. relating. Sfc. to money. 'qgFqT=qT, ^^'IHI, '<- 
 
 m=qr, Ac. q^^fcTq'fT'^T, Ac. tl^T^'iiVTt-f^T'lT^. 
 
 2 consisting of money. ^?TT=^T, q^r^r, ^^^T^T, Ac. "-J- 
 
 ^^, ^^'^CT, q?r & ^^T (ia couip. as q'^^f , ?«1^^, Ac). 
 Ped. See Pad.
 
 PED 
 
 622 
 
 PEE 
 
 Peuacouic, Pedaoooicai, a. v. N. «i<ii-Wl-«(i, f;[l^*MI, fv- 
 PEDACiOQVF., w. schoolmaster. q?ft^, Rt?^^, a^wTN^, f^- 
 
 2 See Pedant. ["TT^f^rTT^. 
 
 Pedal, a. lelomjing to afoot. ^^\^V^\^ ^^iTRT, <TT^«i':ft, 
 PEDAt, n. qrqr^ ^T?I^^ f^fft '^^ ^\^\^ ^T'-^R «.— of a 
 
 loom, &.C. "TfsiTr m. qT=r!Tft/. "TT^f^/. TT'T^TTr o;- TT^I^RTwi. 
 Fni'ASEOCS, a. going onjoot. ^TtJi^F^'Hr, <TT5.=^Rt, '?l'i.'ll*ft. 
 1'edaSt; n. one who niahs a disjilag of learning. f^^\^^^X^- 
 
 TT-»Tt3'Jim-JTr3^f5rtrnTT-&c. f^w^ i!c^, f^r^^ arri^i;^, 
 
 <Tff|f^fT^Tr, ITIT'Tf. 
 
 Ignorant and conceited p. ^tftfiiT^, "Tt^rTTFft. 
 PedaKtic, Pebastical, a. making a show of learning, — of 
 
 things, fii^ ftar^r, fiftr^^ "ftirr^T, &c. qtf5f^T=qT, 
 
 qffe^^T^, "^ffSf^mi'HFT, <Tff3fqsr^. 
 
 2— of persons, v. Peda>-t. qtfsf^f fH^ST'^Rr, f^f^f^r si- 
 
 Pedasticallt, adv. T. A. qifeq' ^^-^^T, f^<j-=ll 3TT^- 
 
 -&c. ^TT^, f^ fHTf |T. 
 To Pedantize, r. n.plag the pedant, qfflfq' ??. tp^af-^T?^- 
 
 PErA>'TEy, n. vain show of learning. "TffsRT n. fif^^T ft- 
 ;5 H1.-3TW J«.-^?TCIT Hi. fs[€r^ StT^^lT n.-\^ji: «.-qm «.- 
 
 To Peddle. Sec To Pi tdle. 
 
 Pedestal, ?!.— of a pillar, &c, ^\^\^J qpT ju.-^sn m.-'^- 
 
 iTRT ?«. ^^q? ?». 
 
 2 See Stand. [^^^'-^-i^^T!};. 
 
 Pedestkial, a. pertaining to the foot. qmr=^r, ^TiiTT^T, qT- 
 Peiestbiax, Pehesteious, a. going on foot. ^J^\■^]^]^ '^]- 
 
 2 performed on foot. ^TiI^T?ft^r, qT^^?=ft^T, qiT^cfTTT 
 
 Pedesteian, n. v. A. qpfr =JTRtrTRT, qT^TJft, qi^pft, q^rfrf. 
 
 An able p. qj^Nr or Ml^fl^l qTT^T »«. 
 Pedestkiakism, n. ivalking. qRr =5?T?I'JT «• -^^ui-cdfj /. 
 
 Peeicle, n.foot-slalJc. 5^ ?». ^'^T «. Ji^q^'^^ «. q^Jf^'inT «• 
 
 A compound p. Wj^t[ f. Ht«ff or JTsft/. 
 Pediculae. See Locsr. 
 Peeigeee, n. lineage. sf^^IoE or st/. sf^TT^fe /. 5f'?iqtqTT /. 
 
 2 genealogical list or account. ^^T^ft^sTn. ^^TT^'^fTfTw. 
 Pediluticji, Pediluvt, n. lathing the feet, qjq' ^^n. qj^- 
 
 ?TP^n. qr^sf^TT^HM. 
 Pedlee, n. travelling petty merchant. ^ft^ITc^, ^T^ft, f^^^ 
 
 Pedleet, w. business of a pedler. f^^^uijm. f£\f. "pft- 
 PEtonAriisM, n.huitimofMldren. ?I^2?5TO sjift^T^. 
 
 Pedometer, «. instrument to measure paces. ^\^ jfi3i<rEirif 
 
 Pedl'Kcle, n. Jtf^t/. 
 
 To Peel, i\ n. deprive of skin, lark, rind, Sfc. ^"rrlirf, f^Boi, 
 
 Peel, m. sA-i«, r!«(/, ^'c. ?IT?5/. ». ?TT?5q5:n. ^TTrSq?^. f%iF.Klm. 
 2 laker''s instrument for turning Iread. 31^'<T'rw. 3^^iJf 
 
 Peeled, ;). v. Y. ^T^^rlOT, ^TlrJ q^I^^^F, &c. flTf^f^T, fH^g^, 
 
 Peeling, n. y. Y.—act. ^m^n. Pi^^n. &c. ^TRoff/. 
 
 1 « peeling off, a detached crust, Sfe. ^q^r??!. ^q??t/ 
 
 qiq^ o»' qrqT^Ti". mihist o^ qNRT?». qr^frsrw. qtq^rwf. ^■ 
 
 Z^Jm. ^^.^.n. W^J^f. ^■^'^m. ^.^'^\ f. W.^'^Un. ^R5«. 
 WFMZn. m^f. 71.— esp. from a sore, &c. JTH^m. WA^Z^ 
 m. sjjm^/. qJiq^Tw. ^f^f. 
 To Peep, v. n. come in sight, appear. fhT^ JtSt, f%^CTf^ ^'jftB' 
 
 -&c. qsnr, ^"3t?r-^^T^-i.tc. q-oT, f^'j^mof, ^ff^c qsor. 
 
 2 Zooi- i7(7^, curiously, <jv. ^"lC^-<r^'?rtH-^"T^rT«,iTT-ir' 
 
 jf;rf^-fraT^-?rT?fT^5-&c. qr^ar-ifq'^. 
 
 To p. over. ^^R>^ or ^l^q-_ 
 Peep, Peeping, n. v. V. — act. f^*Jfr 'TOTw. f^?r'if«. dc. 
 P. of day. m^^zf. qf^q?/. 
 
 2 =Cre?r qr^«. &c. ^"rmf >jft/. [if^^rm. 
 
 Peep-hole, Peeping-hole, m. =ifR%3^'^/. %5^/ ^nT/. 
 Peepee, ?i. Peeping, /I. a. v. V. 1. f^^T 'T'TT^, f^^TRF. 
 
 2 =5rreH qr^ 'TTTT, ^n^'a't^ qr^oTT?:?, &c. 
 
 Peeb, n. one of the same rank, equal. ^K\^f\'^J-^1€\^J-'^]f[• 
 
 2 See Fellow. 3 See Nobleman. 
 To Peek, v. n. look narrowly., ^-c. i.\^.\^ or ^t^ot, ^^^-^ 
 
 qTf 5t, ^T^ ^if^ qT|ot, ^^M or ^l^^r, 1:^^^?jqTf "jf, 
 l^oT, fCT qr^"^, r^^^'T qr^^. 
 
 2 appear. See To Peep. [ &c.q^/. 
 
 Peeeage, n. rank of a peer. 31 Fh <! -sTf -TTTFtr^ft-'l'ljJT^f =5ft- 
 
 2 lady ofnolles. 3TfiT'a<Y-3^iftT^^f^-&c. H5^/. «?5- 
 
 t^wi-i'?. ^f(\V^\^.m. pi. 
 Peeeee, n. Peeeing, p. a. v. V. 1. ^^Tf^ qi^iIRT, 5^fT 
 
 qr^UTTTr, &C. I^JTT, %^o5^r, ?r:TT^. 
 Peeeess, «. MoWe lady. 5i3?yt^f=?qT q^JfKt ^/. 
 Peeeing, n. v. V. 1. — act. sf^pr^'jfw. %|5;dt». &c. s^^soff/. 
 
 Peeeless, «. ivithotit an equal. S^gqT, ar^rffq, 37STf?fiT, ^- 
 Peevish, o. petulant, fretful. f^^f^^TT, fq;^^-TT, fq^fw W 
 
 ^?qk, f^?^R, fsR^^R, N^iTT, Nsf^S-^, f^T^^X 
 ^f?f3T or frI5f?TliTr, ^5^, ^r5^?TT,'%5ft, ^^'^, q^%?T, 
 
 P. contention or discussion. f%?!^H/. [ ^PT . 
 
 Peevishly, ««?«. y. A. %^^^-f^T^tT-fq7qtT-ftqftq-&e. ^- 
 Peetishness, m. v. A. f^^%^iqoTT m. fq?:fql:quTT ??;. w.z^z- 
 
 qiTT wi.f^RiqarT*!. ^Tf^qwr»«. &c. t%^^t^/. f^^ f 
 
 fw.^if fr^^/ ^TttT/. ^ttt/.
 
 ?EX 
 
 Peg, n. ivooden nail, ^'c. ^^ J. ^Z\ m. dim. g^/. ^^ m. 
 Stretching out and tying to four pogs and beating. 
 
 To take down a p. To take a p. lower, t. To Humble. 
 
 2 ( of an instrument, ) pin, i^'c. g^/. <^ts/ ^r5 '«• 
 To Peg, v. a. ^^ /.-^^r m.-^z\ /.^TR<il-Tr€^ qftTof-Ac. 
 Pelf, n. money, y. Riches, "^^r «i.^^?ir »«• 
 
 2 illicit gains. ^iim^r"^T ?«. ^^TfH/- f?i^R/. ?5^^/. 
 Pelican, n. Tm^^I^/t ?». [f^K^^r m. 
 
 Pellet, n. small hall, ifr^ft/. "Ttft /• jf^-Tr/. ;w/i. ^z'fA m. 
 Pellet-bow, n. tTH-^rft or s^-jsft /. (^-^ j^t /. iT^;=5 o)' 1- 
 
 Pellet or stone for a p. T^^^fST ?«. f^^ST m. 
 Place for the pellet of a p. «jrt «. 
 Pellicle, «. //(/« *A-(« o;- film. ?t^ w(. ;p"r'^i^ 7«. qJr^TT »». 
 JPRI^/. :ktt/. ^WTT m. ^^ m.f. 
 That has a film or p. r\^^'Z, 
 Pellitokt, «. anthanis pyrethum. 3T=g3!^?:r or «fnTT o;- ^Tl 
 
 or spTST 0)- ^JIT (?)• ^R m. 
 Pellmell, ado. confusedly, tumtiUnoiisly. "rr^^E qi'?:^, nfP 
 
 Pellucid, c. cZenr, transparent. ^=^, f^JT^ or s;;, iTMFj 
 
 or 55, fJ=nT55, ^-SKT^f^i'^f^fr^-T^, f^<n»T?T. 
 Pelluciditx, Pellucidxess, n. v. A. 5^->J4uiT '». f^H^of- 
 
 Pelt, «. sA;(b, t. Hide, ^srml «• ^sfTW ??!. 
 
 2 tJnimp, T. Blow. ^tHT '»• ffST^r o;- ?^T '?«■ STfR '". 
 
 ^'o Pelt, jj. a. strike ivitJi something thrown. ?f5^a'r, ?f5q;r- 
 5f^, HRof, ^^-T TR'jf ( with the name of the thing 
 thrown prefixed, as ^J'fl %^ HKUJ to pelt with stones), 
 HIT '".-TfiHK m.-&c. Jp^ijf (with a noun prefixed, as 3Tt- 
 5:-m^lHK or a^fliPrK m. ^ijf to pelt with mangoes ). 
 
 To Pelt, «. «. r^ni. //ahi', rn/^/e </oic». ^f^^oir, ?T5Wf5-5r5- 
 gs^ 5rw-^5'jf , ^I^5-^fH5f-&c. qFJT^f m. Tprr. 
 
 Pelt-monger, «. qmlft^qr, 'T^Hf^^ff. 
 
 Peltee n. Pelting, p. a. v. V. A. ^fS^WTTT, TRirm, ^^T 
 TlTJrRr, JTR-->Tr5KR ^T^FT. 
 
 V. V. N. ^^sR^iirTTr^ ?T55TfH TSITFT, &c. ?f5^fr?r, IT^- 
 5r¥tfr, ^SRTT^T, 5'^mq'TqT, ^ST^qT^TT, HH555:TR. 
 
 Pelting, m. v. V. A.— act. ^Z'¥.^ n. iTR'Jf ?t. &c. i^m m. jtt- 
 
 v.Y. N. ?r5^5<Jif «.&c. ?r3nPT m. rfST^r o;- ii^T'". 'P^^TTm. 
 Peltinglt, adv. V. V. ST. H^^S, ^5?T5t, ^57^5, ^srit, 
 Peltic a. qf%I5T^^Tr5fT, ?jf5Hq^5n^^. 
 Pelvis, «. — in an9,tomy. J^TTrS'^ ^ n. 3ff^/. qf^T jf^^T «J. 
 Pen, n- — for writing. ^^^ pop. %^oft/. ?5^il/. ^F^JT n. 
 Errors of the p. ^^^H ^'H^ii /. 
 
 2 coop.^fold, c^-c. i\m\iVn. ^AZ^\%f. ^f[ J. i.W^ j. ttT- 
 
 •^Z ^rrer m. ( in comp. as "JT^^ITSr sheep pen ). 
 P. or fold for calves, g^t/. 
 To Pen, k. a. «/»«< in a pen. ^^'nin, ^flT'ift/. ^fR^if ^. o/o, :^- 
 
 55rTf5Tr=f4'Tf'FT-&c. 5TT^<Jt. 
 
 ^23 TEN 
 
 2 compose and commit to paper. f$5^at, pig^ %^'Jt, '?i=rtT 
 
 Penal, a.rclating, <\v. /o punishment, ^r^rf^'nfl^, ^ . j M-^^oi l - 
 
 2 incurring punishment, i 41+1^1'^, Sl'T, ^'ft^, ?ITff, 
 Penalty, «. punishment annexed to a crime. ^ »j. 5;ir?^ «. 
 
 Pecuniary p.v. Fine. ^T^ '«. 1'|TTft/. ['flT^/. 
 
 2 forfeit attached to an engagement. 3T5/. Ofl?:/. 'JTI<fr/. 
 
 Penance, »?. pain or suffering imposed for sin. ^\^■'vi,r\ n. 
 
 rT'RqT/. r\T'^^\f. r?T M. 
 
 Bodily p. ^^ «. I^^5 M. 
 General p. p. for sins in the gross. '^^^]^T^v^ n. 
 Mortal or extreme p. '^\^^\^f''■^rf\ u. 
 Penates,?!, hoitsehold gods. 'flRT«T?5f?fT/^)Z. 3TRT«^?H n.pl. 
 3TRrs$ n.pl. 
 
 A\"orship of the p. \^%V^ n. 
 Penchant, n. liking for. ^^zf. "^s^.j. 'atj^ m. 
 Pencil, n. Irush of a painter. w.^M n. ir?qtrfT/.<t'm/.^r4T/'. 
 2lead-pen.fl}^^^,W\\I- f^T^H^t q^f^=l/. from the 
 English. 
 
 S— for writing on a slate. ^qiT<T %^'7ft/. T^fnft-^.ll'T 
 Mf^^f. from the English. 
 
 4 ( of sun rays ) 'it?J^r^ n. f%^:^^ m. f%?:aTfrH| »(. 
 Pendant, «. JoJ; hanging ornament. ^iTW »>. ^^i^ m. t^tl- 
 
 An ear ring', ( of females ) having a p. HT^ ^I^/. 
 
 2 See Plag. 
 Pendent, a. hanging. r^^xTTRT, sf^'^^roTRT, ??'r€l?rr, ^T^T^r, 
 
 (5'rw^2;?TT, ^'\^^.7.k^., FJ?:^'^^, ^5f, ;^qp(r^, ->rq-=?f%^, 
 
 Pending, a. yet undecided. sr^^%?M', f»T^H^-??r5i?T-^JTr=f-i'ic. 
 
 Pendvlous, a. hanging, v.Pendent. ST^T, ^^^^HT, c^N^PSE- 
 
 Pendulousness, Pfndulosity, n. v. A. f^TilrfqiiT m.&c. 
 Pendulum, Pendule, «.— of a clock, kc.P.W.Vn.dim. ^J^f. 
 Peneteabilitt, n. v. A. ^^J^] f^'^'^rri f.^k^'^r^'\ f&c. 
 Peneteable, a. v. V. A. 1. >T5T^-^^RTr-<tc. ^r-^5?YiT?rT-^T- 
 
 Penetkancy, Peneteativeness, n. y. A. 1. H'TH^lf'Ti/. sf- 
 
 2 ^'.q-T^T ". fsTT^T^iT^f-T n. JTlfHT^ n. ^3[TRmfn/. ^ifTRl- 
 
 Penetrant, Penetrative, a. Penetrating, ^:. a. v. Y. 
 A. 1. H^'JTRT, %feTOTRT, H^ ^<IIRT, &c. ^tT^, H5.^, i^^- 
 
 TTr-^iTt->s.c. 
 
 2 3T'<TH^^irRT, ite. %q^, fr^^f^'-T^, miH^, f ^TraiTRI. 
 
 ^nr^T^fS, Fft<f'JT^f?, rft?:oTJTf^, si^j-^f^, ^^^fv. 
 To Penetrate, v.a. enter .^ pierce, Sjc. nz^^'^^^ ^^^ ., '-^Zm.
 
 TEX 
 
 G21 
 
 TEO 
 
 -5-4 »i.-Ac. T<^ ff- ofo. ^^V m. ^T'ff. 
 
 2 reach the vicaninff, T. To Undehstanb. ?nTv#, 3T'4- 
 
 -■H'<Ht*T VI. ^I'jf i«. fo«- «''''' ff- ofo. 
 
 3 ( the uiiuJ ). V. To ArrEci vf^TT armor. 
 To bo peneti-atcd. H^ «. H^^T ^^Tm z/. of g. 
 
 To PEN'ETRiTE, t'. «. enter, male %eay. ftl^, f^l^^, if^?T'if, 
 ft^, ?^'iif, ?^, ^^^T m.-Ti.'A\A m.-kc. ^^ (/. of s. 
 To cause to p. f^TT^fqor or f^KT-Tf^. 
 
 2 fig-. 3T'«5rH^ »i.-HiTH^ in.-&.c. ^m. 
 
 Pesetkatiox, n. v. V. k.l.—act. JT^'Jf «. ^VT>^». &c. if^ m. 
 ETq- w. H^ n. ¥cPT «• 
 
 I. aciiicncss, sJu'eifdness, cj'c. v. SnAEPSESs. ^^TRTfrT/. 
 
 Vz'Sl'SSVLS, n. portion of land nearly surrounded hy tester. 
 
 PEyiKscLAE, a. pertaining, S)C. to a peninsula. ^M+rMI-^T, 
 
 P£>'iTEXCE, PEKiTEScy, «. Y. A. and Eepe:sta>ce. q-Si^lTllH 
 
 Pexitest, o. y. Eepextast. qsiqiTTi^ft, 3Tg^=rTft, TSs^TtIN^- 
 
 Pesite>"t, n. Bee the Adjective. 
 
 PE^■ITE^'TIAL, a. proceedirvj frcm or crpressing penitence. 
 t^^/lWIHNI, 3T5?fNT^, 3T5HN55t=5rT, T^J'TTrTTT^^^STT, T- 
 
 Pesitextiahy, n. place of penance, house of correction. SfTT- 
 
 ?Tnf n. [5T^-^*T:p-;rtPT-&c. 
 
 2p-escriler of penance. irmf^Tf ^fT'JIT^T, srRf5s<lTTf^!:TT- 
 
 3 See Pexitext. 
 
 PesiteXXLT, adv. \. A. q-«TrarT ^F^TT-fT^T^, T'qmTT'Tsf^, 
 
 Pesk>-ife, n. =5fT^ m. 
 
 P£^■yA^', «. o ^oorf or skilful writer. ^.r^.M^^, ^JvcPT^I^^^, 
 
 2 See AuTUOB. [ ^^^/. 
 
 PEXiTASsiiir, «. a)-/ c/HTi7/«y. fef^THfr^ ^H^ «. ff?f^ n. 
 
 2 fine uriting. =5ni3 fe^ n. ^.vm^'^J. Htf^l^^ affS 
 
 /. g^fPTTK? n. 
 Pexsast, «. Y. Ti-AG. tmr^/ MHI+l/. <FTRT M. 
 Pesxated, a. idnr/ed. ^^^[=^\., ^IT^T, 'T?T^-f'rf^T'5. 
 PzxsitEss, o. V. Poou. fq-^srsm, f^s^, f^'^TTH^, 3T^=5nT, 
 
 P. -vvrctcli. <<47i,^i'trT^ f ^ «• 
 ^E^•^-0^•, n. pennant. mVf.f. ^<\X^f■ "KHT w. 
 Pesst, n. The ■words that most nearly express the Yalue 
 
 of a 
 
 penny are, z^ or jjgT m. ^S^ m. qr^UT 3TtiTr m. 
 
 Penny in the pound. ^tV^ ^^T?^ ; 
 
 The last p. fH5rf^=qT tot m. 
 
 Steal a penny steal a pound. ^pifHK m ^ft^. 
 
 I 2 Y. MoxEY."^^ m. ?q;r or Sigr m. 
 Pexkt-wise, a. nijgardly prudent. ^^ I'tftJT'-if ^F^^ ^- 
 OTTTT, ff^sTT^i^. 
 P. wi.so and pound foolish. J?ir ^^'T %55T ^^(JTTTr. 
 Pensile, a. hanging, y. Pendent. c5N"Tr^r, &c. jt'r5T?Tr, ?IJ^- 
 
 fTT, 3"N+oI<HI, ^J^., ?55mpT. 
 Pension, «. allowance made without requirement of service. 
 ^JT 'VWXm. ^€\hz\f. "^i^d^n. ^^JIHOI^H/. The English 
 ■word is commonly used under the form of ^^TO^T or q- 
 
 To Pension, v. a. give a pension to. \zW\K '".-"^Tt ^'T^ 
 
 /.-&c. ^oi-^f^?r X<7r. 
 Pensioner, n. receiver of a pension?h7^^^K■Sic. Tr^TiTRT-'Tr- 
 
 'T3TKT-W^RT-&c.1lOTTni^, q^^^^TrSF, q^^T^SR. 
 Pensive, a. sorrowfully thoughtful .^ — of persons. ?T1%?I, f%- 
 
 2— of poetry, &c. f^JTra^q^-^tr^. [ ^^, 
 
 Pensively, adv. v. A. f^^l?; ^3r=T, 3^m fi^jr^,^^^%?rrT- 
 Pensiveness, «. V. A.^^r^?ir/. %^f»-IFrf^Fir/. ^t^^i^T- 
 
 Pent, ^p. y. V. 1. ^FfsaJJr. 
 
 Pentachoed, n. musical instrument ivith five strings, qf- 
 
 =?mKt=5f ETl^ OT. q=qrfRT ^m »• 
 Pentaeeeous, ffi. having Jive sides, q^fq^^, q^^^. 
 Pentagon, n.figure office sides and angles. q^^pJTwJ.q^rHw. 
 Pentagonal, o.v. N. qT=Efq^0Ti=JTT,q^^FnT, q^^mi^fiT,q^5r, 
 Pentangulab, a. having five angles, q^^pjuf^ 
 Pentapetalous, a. having Jive flower leaves, q^f^. 
 Pent house, n. shed standing aslope from a luilding. q5=ft/. 
 
 ^\^f. [q?(5r. 
 
 Penultimate, a. last lui one. ^^E^^TT ^=(<*-=(i, otIpt, ^r^'[- 
 Penumbea, n. partial shade. 37MUi^|qT/. 
 
 Pendeious, «. niggardly, close, v. Miseely. ^jqw, ^q7, ^- 
 
 PenuEIODsLY, adv. Y. A. ^qu|qu|r?f, ^^Z'Vm^.| ^jquTHT^TT^, 
 
 Penueiousness, n. y. A. ^.qurqtJT n. r^5[>:qaT ??. ^nTTOT ?;. 
 sfT^^f^/. MKl+'l^?/. ?;qaiTTJr »«. ^Fiqi^ n. s^q-^T ?». 
 
 Penuey, M. !;;(7?ye«fe, Y. Poveety. ^^^^Tt[ pop. 3T^qrT/, 
 
 Peon, «. WteZ attendant. ^q^T^Tt, q|5[T?IT, qf^, ^1?%. 
 
 2 See Pawn. 
 People, «. nation. HT^ »«. igrr «. vJ^TTfcr/. f^?tl^^T^^?fr/. 
 
 2 //(f populace, the vulgar, the common people, f^q? m. pi. 
 
 jcrnftTTT5fr «!. pi. ■^rftrtf^sff TO. ;jZ. ?fT^ ^rrf »«. i ^ ti?r- 
 
 i]^ ^J^\^ m. pi.— And with implication oi loicness and 
 vileness, as expressed by such words as rahhle., '''if^'^iffi 
 tag rag and lohtail, canaille, the mol, molili1y,the crowd, 
 herd, Sf'c. JT^RqR '». n. ^ n. ^'^^^^^ n. aiTS^incr/. 3TT- 
 
 ST'jr^JTTrT/. ^^\^^v^ m. pi. F7]w■\^^ ^vz m. ^m^ ^zor, n. 
 ?riq;f^ ^T^i.f f^q^TT w. ^Ft^rn: n, ifr^frrr^'^^ «. '^'j^^ 
 
 M. pi, 'ffTpft^fr'TpfT »«• i-^.
 
 ^ TEP 
 
 3 commnnity, commonalty, fhc general body. ^^.m.pl. Tf- 
 ^f- ^TTf /. T^m^f. mr^] m. w^/. ^^^f. ^^ m.n. 
 
 Amongst the p. r^r^^r. 
 
 By or tliroiig-li the p. ^rqiMr#. 
 
 Couformiug to the p. ^j]fw.W^P]W,^ "• 
 
 Courtiug- the p. ^r^^^^ ». ^TfR^spT "• ^PP^TTr^oft/. 
 
 Down throuj^-h the p. c5npraT#. 
 
 Regard or deference to, fear or shame of, the p. ^- 
 
 ?r=T«Tr/. FJr^^^rr/. ^^^r^f. p7]^PV3rif. 
 
 The whole p. 3n^?5f 5, arrTTHT, ?5^'4k. 
 
 Popular procedure or practice, popular usage or 
 course. rTr^irfliTT /. vnOld /. wff^H'^T m. rTl^^K^Tw. 
 ^sPff^TT^ m. ffrqJf^T^ m. ^SVHV^K m. ^^^^\^ m. sTr^- 
 
 Popular report or talk. ^HST^TT^ m. FA^^^l^ m. ^^- 
 
 ^\^_ m. ?fr^pgmr/. ^^\^ m, fTt^f^^/. 
 
 Vox populi vox dei. Tt^i% H^ff TT^^R, v^^f ^JPTT^fT. 
 
 4 folks, persons, men, ^\^ m. or m. jil. ^"JT^ n. pi. vJ^VT 
 in. n. ^nn. ^T^ft/. STRJH/. 3TT?J!T5^r/. ^JfctpH m. pi. 
 
 Certain p. some. STT^c^t^. 
 
 5 servants.^Jollowers. f^vn^ n. pi. prN? m. pi. "^X^fimx^m. 
 pi. ^ETPRHTiT^ »i./'?. TStfrm^ n.pl. ^Epp^JPT »i. %5T-i;5r'f««. 
 G particular class or body. ?5[qT m. ^f^m.^\jf. (in comp. 
 with the designating noun jirefixed, as iri ^» l rtH> , ^J; 
 
 ^?5r:p, %-Jr^ :3T^, 5TT^ir^TTf , &c. ). 
 
 To People, v. a. stock tvith inhabitants. ^?T^<Jf, ^W^ or 
 
 5r?rr^^/. ^^, f^.^ m. ?5r^^, f5%3T^<jft/. :R<if, Jr^rrr-?- 
 ?Trf^=qr-^^f5rrn'?-?T3T5=r-&c. qRof. 
 
 Lease granted to settlers in a desert place, f^^rfl- 
 
 ^^=^^ ^"te w. 
 
 To be peopled. ^7{^. 
 Peopled, p. t. V. ^^^kT^\., &c. 
 
 I. inJiabited, if^mr, ^OT^^r, ^Jpri^f^r?, ^^JPT. 
 
 Well-p. jjopulous. 3TRT^, ^TTf^, 3TNI^M. 
 Peppeb, «.— black p. plant. f*rft/. f^RSR /.—the fruit, 
 frrff «. i^Z. fin «. pi. ^^ ftft «. ;>?. Hft^ «.— Chili p. 
 Eed p. plant and fruit, fiTT^ /. ^V^jf^^M\ f. ( Some 
 kinds are $?5f*IT<t, rS^lt pT^, HiPTat fJIT^, jftn=!^ 
 ^'TsfT ), fiR^tn w itn /. — Long p.— plant and fruit, 
 rMMfoil/- ^P'TT/- 
 
 Black p. powdered. f^"J^ (»• fH<4?,/. fHT^ M. 
 
 Black p. pounded up with other spices. 'Rl^ «. 
 
 Bruised peppers. ^. 11. 
 
 Cluster of pepper berries. fiTTnfs n. 
 
 Decoction of black p. fi|<+r5T m. frr^oft n. 
 
 Eed p. pounded. ^TTFT m. 
 2b Peppeb, v. a. sprinkle icith pepper. fiR n. pl.-ftfy n.pl.- 
 
 2 overwhelm with shot, blows, S)C. JTf^MK w.-?^ ?». ^- 
 
 ?^, ?rf^iif, ^^, ^Trs/. F5r^. 
 Peppek-box, n. fK=qi% "Trai 7J. 'Tft^TP'T n. 
 
 ^25 PER 
 
 PEPPEn-conN, n. fpf^ ji. fir^ «. ffr^~^. ' 
 
 A p. covered over with flour and fried. fiTT»ff?>i. fir- 
 Xih «. ftT^T^T m. 
 
 Cluster of pepper corns. A)% n. 
 Peppermixt, n. — the plant, ^^^]m. 'rrroTTM. — the csecnce. 
 
 jF^-Hi-^tr 3rF in. 
 
 Peppeuy, See Passionate. 
 
 Peptic, a, promoting digestion. <TT^^, arflT^'^, arflTST^r, 'iT- 
 
 V^n,prep. by, to., (jv.— severally. ?J", sil^, ^'n]^ ( as %I- 
 
 Peh annum, ly the year. ^Jirrf^, siffT<r"TTV. 
 
 Peb cent, by the hundred. ^^-UIT, "^T^fTST. 
 
 Pee centaoe, n. allowance, i^c. on a hundred. ^-Tn-qrTH-r^- 
 5^TT^ ^^3<t/.-7^7T?^/.-&c. 
 
 The sense of this word is expressed by ^'tTT beyond, 
 over, taken up into composition with [a numeral prefix: 
 — as, percentage of one i(+,lrRl«». — of two ^t^fiTT, and 
 frrfr^nr, ^^-ki, "t^FTTr, &c. &c. &.c. These terms, how- 
 ever, though sometimes they express the rate of taxing 
 or of surplusage in sales, respect especidly the per ccut- 
 age of interest, 
 
 Peeadventube, adv. perhaps. Jf^f^j^op. =F?tf^^, ^"^T 
 
 To Peeambulate, v.a. walk through or over.f^^^.^^^f^- 
 
 %^/--'R?r/- ^?5^, 7R--:pJT>Jrn.-'Tft»JH0TJi.-&c. ^^, 
 Peeambulation, n. v. Y.—act. ffi^ujn. &c. TFT/. %5T'». 
 
 %ft/ hR+HOI«. Tfr^JHTiT)!. 'J^Z^n. 
 
 P. of village bounds by the barii balute. tftHfrPMH'?. 
 Pebambulatoe, m. 3T?n: HraiJTT# ((^ 't=5f ^j\, 
 
 2 carriage for a child propelled /rom behind, ni'n ^^fc- 
 
 tnrrft j^psftiTfr/- 
 
 Perceivable, Peeceivableness. See Pehcepticle, &c. 
 
 To Perceive, v. a. see, apprehend by a sense or bodily organ. 
 Tr^'if, FJf^T"^, ^r^Mi'i ^of-^loi'Jr-^'T^'if, f^OT in. con. 
 q-Rirf /«. con. ^^^^ n.-tf^zfVffm.-VfWH^ m.-^-r:im.-^{^^ m. 
 -fTT^«.-ctc.|fi7f g.ofo. with m. con. ^.?--^iH-F:^\^-&.c. q^ 
 in. con. tf^ m'^■^T'^T:-t^^^^'A^M■tf^M\*■■.'i-&c. :Rfff or, 
 tcith in. con. ^Sj.As the use of the verb which respects 
 a particular sense, is more common in IManlthi the 
 student may refer to the verbs. To See, To Heah, To 
 Smell, &c. 
 
 2 know, le conscious of. v»iTTot, ^H^oj, ^TT^Tw.-fTH 
 n.-^^m.-&c. ^^ g. 0/ 0. with in. con. 3Tiri>-&c. ^t%- 
 Tl'Jii, y^^H'it in. con. afloKMu)'. 
 
 Perceiveb, p. V. V. 1. mf^Aar, ?5?^ an^sr, sf^^r^ ^^- 
 
 sc^r, rf^nT^^ ^rpi^r, >fcc. jf^^Rt^Epr, i>f^ ( in comp. 
 
 as JF<ifntqc, ^f^nr^j:, i<to.), rf^^Tpr^, 3f?T?T. 
 
 2 ^TTOT^r, ZJ^^ q-5=5?5r, &c. 
 Peeceivee, n. Pebceivino,^. a. v. V. 1. TT^^nTr, ^^f^iJTPT, 
 
 ff^'TI^ ^ITRT, &c. c5?f-7;, !TcT^, ^\^h f^T^T^^, f^TT- 
 
 7D
 
 PER 
 
 626 
 
 PER 
 
 Pebceptidility, n. V. A. 1. tf?^^?rR3TT^I^mT'rT»i. ff^- II PiiBEMiTOniLT, a,lv. V.A.I. f^r^Tr, fH^M^, qftflJ^, 
 
 Pebceptible, a. V. V. 1. "?^r^r3ffnr->s.c. tf^^ ^^r^J-^r^- 
 
 ^smn-Sic. 3fmT-^^VFTT-&c. ifiSf'T'lT^qT, nr^? ( in comp. as 
 ^nr^, ^TR':, &c)-, rf^Tf^TT, f^^^ (in comp. ^- 
 firnT, Ac), T^ ( in comp. as ^f^^RJ^, ^f^q?^, Ac. ), 
 
 PEBCE1TIBI.V, fl</f. <T^rii<dinT-&c. decl. rf^^rr^ ^nrsTFTT^ft- 
 
 nr-WT^-Ac. ^^(i. ^f^?Tf s^TTT =^PTT (fecV. ^H%^T-^^- 
 ^r-f^WSTT-Ae. decl. 
 Perception, ». v. V. l.—aci. qr^irf «. rf^'TT^ ^'JT-^nT^of- 
 &e. &c. ?Tf '"• t^'T^^ '«• f^T=nTf ?«. f^T'T^Tfin n. Iwft 
 
 2— a<-/. Hmr w. fTPT n. ^\q m. 
 
 I. faculty or poicer of perceiving. ^JTTuft^ /. ^fT^ n 
 
 II. idea. See Kotio.v. 
 Peecepiive. Sec Peecipiekt. 
 Pebch, n. roost. 3T^m. 
 
 2 measuring rod, v. Measuee. <FT^/. 
 
 3 5Tft?T?IT <^ Tr?rT 3Tf^. 
 
 .To Pebch, v. n. sit or roost. 5f?m, Tt^H ^fT^^T sTOof. 
 
 To Peech, t>. a. place or fix. ^^^^, 
 
 Peechasce, adv. peradoenture, v. Peehaps. JT^^, ^ivrin^^ 
 
 Pebcipiesce, See Peeception. 
 
 Pebcipiekt. a. having tie faculty of perception. %rr^, ^- 
 
 To Pekcolate, v. a. v. To Steain. Jiidui, ^jRof, ^TTST^. 
 To Peecolate, «. 11. pass th-ougli small interstices, lol'if, 
 
 Pebcolation, w. t. V. A.— act. its^t «. nT^oft/ 
 T. T. N. 'n^rm n. ToEDT «. "TT^nr »«. iRofr /. 
 
 Pebcussiok, «. striking of one loJy against another. 3TT"T^''f 
 
 Peecussion cap, n. ^^^^m q"f5-iIT<T ?:>ft/. [r^Rr^Tw. 
 
 Pebditios, n. ruin, v. Desteuctiok. ^?i »?!. f^TTT?! ?«. ^- 
 The time of p. f^r?P^Tt=5 m. 
 2 7o«s of final happiness, eternal death. 3T(?TnfrT /_ 5^- 
 
 TrTH ». 
 Peebu, a(/y. j« concealment, ^ft^^ Tf^, ^f ^. 
 To Pebeoeinate, v. n. travel about, live abroad. ^ftHfK'Jf, 
 
 JT^Tff m.^jfiT?:^ ji.-'rfwH'Jr n.-e^sfraT'i «-&c. ^pr^f, sr^or^ 
 
 To p. in beggary or wretchedness. ^^tTft^T-^-fTrsTSl'- 
 
 pEBEOBreATOB, n. Peeegeikatikg, J), a. T. V. STSTTfT ^JJifJIT- 
 ?T, ^STVJTTOT ^T^jmr, ^m^ ^OTTTT, SHTT^, <K^2(t^rmt, ^- 
 
 Pebeobisatios, «. V. \.-act. ^^J^^ n. \m^^ n. ^m^- 
 ?r n. T^.?T OT. ^^m m. ^^mv^ m. f^\T\^\^ m. JT^TT-Fft/. 
 
 P?=^, 5IIf5, 5^K5T HTf^. 
 Peeemptoki.ness, n. v. A. 1. ^JT^T^tt m. fJ^m^^T'TT /;;. 
 
 ^HWfH?I^<Tr m. &e. 
 PEBEMPTOEy, a. cvprcss, positive, flat, — orders, measures, 
 
 Ac. ^^5, f?T^?5?T, ^?f^^fT, ^^, WF, ^^<T, sm. 
 
 2 positive, prompt, determined, impetuotts, Sjc. — person, 
 &c. ^T^, ^'JT^oftfT, ^^^?ft?i, f^^TSH, ^"I^^T, W^- 
 
 Perennial, «. lasting through the gear. HKHi^l, «JKHI^T^r, 
 
 sinr irf^^f^sTT, sr'rVtTpft, ^7?^?^^-^. 
 
 2 unceasing, v. Continual, Peepetual. %^ift=^T, fHf^. 
 
 3— in botany, ^^q-'f^^ arftpp ^f=EnJTRT-nf'JTTTT. 
 Peeennial, n. plant that lives more than tico years, i\.^^^\- 
 
 Pebenniallt. See Continually. 
 
 Peefect, a. consummate, complete, finished, not defective in 
 any thing. q5:?rT, JH, fyr, ^'f't, q'ftY'if, fff^, rTqTT, ^#- 
 f^5, ^tT, •sr^JT, 3TiTT, ar^PT, f5T5;V, W^lf?5'2. 
 2 fully informed, completely skdlcd, ^'c. "TT, "J^'fTT, "Tof, 
 
 f%5;, ?TqK, <T;iT, f^iT,f^=rJUTm, sf^ftor, '?RT?r, ^t^, stPt- 
 
 ff 1 3^"^i ^^1 ^f'^^^ 3T»^Tr€?5fT"JT, <Tf<?6F, nT5T, ?[?%- 
 rror^. 
 To Peefect, «. a. complete, flnish. 5^r-J^7Tr-'T'3f-f^'T^->fco. 
 
 :f?^, qrcr/.-'jwfn-/-&c. ^RiJfy. o/o. ■Rr^^-'TTtafH-'TOT- 
 
 2 make proficient, adept, Sfc. ^-'^-'^^^■^^\^■fHV^' 
 
 Peefectible. a. 'Taf-K'T^-f5T^-^ff?r5-&c. +fUMM"r'TT-&e. 
 Perfection, Perfectness, n. v. V. 1. — state. q^cruiTw. &e. 
 
 2— s/rr/e. ?p!TT^/. 1%fl; / f^^^TT/. sT^oTcTr/. qRqsf:- 
 rrT/."%qirir «. 
 
 I. highest pitch of e.vcellence. ^^fffiT?rT/. ^?ic?i^'TT/. 
 
 ?T5rfpf;>nf n. ^^jj\]^ m. ^^^mf. m^'^mf 
 
 II. a perfection, an excellency, grace, ^'c. lOT »8. fl^STw?. 
 Peefectly, m/y. v. A. 1. awrf AVhollt. q?^, qrr, &c. o/i 
 
 rfee/. qT?Tqoff , q^ qofr. 
 
 Peefidious, «. treacherous, T. False. ^T?T, ^RRT, '^H-WT- 
 
 Peefidiously, «(fo. Y. A. ^r^^r, ^irHPTT^, ?55rrft=T, 1%^;?;- 
 
 ^rfT%, f^^^TT^T^flRf, ^f^'TT^fT^, &C. fq-=qT^qm ^^,^, 
 ^'^^^TFfqj^. 
 Peefidiousness, ». V. A. ^ftqurr m. &e. #!;Tf /. 5|?RRt/. 
 
 si^KT^ «■ f^rH^FfTTHY/. ?:55n^/. fpHT?!/. jpq^'n? «•• ??- 
 
 f^THT^ wi. 1%»qT?r^TT?T5f|;/. 
 Perfidy, «. treacherg, breach of faith. f^»^^^m ?«. ^F »f,
 
 ^ T EE 
 
 To Perfoiiate, v. a. lore through, v. To Piekce. ^tfot, f%- 
 «^<^, HT^, »fi^ H.-%tT m.-tST «.-fe? ».-&c. TrSCTf-^tjf, 
 ir<:T^ n.-kc. SRffT. 
 
 Peeforatep, ;). v. V. ^(:T%?yT, iTT^ qr g^ . ri f, &c. IfftTfT, f^^, 
 
 PEiaoEATOn, «. Pfeforatino, ^. n. T. Y. ^'■T'^TRT, f^q'tTTT- 
 ?T, &c. ifq^, %tft, Er'45T^?vrTf. 
 
 Peefoeatiox, m. v. Y.—aci. qrqof ». ftfeToj- «. ^\^ m, ^\^^ n. 
 I. Iiolc bored. aft^F «. ^^ m. fttT «• f^T^/ ( dim. fk-J- 
 jpr oj- fsrgr^wi. f^-:i^or Ti(^t n. figq? or R'-^^;^ 7). ). 
 
 Peefoece, (7</«. ly violence, v. Compulsoeily. s(5J, ^?5HRf, 
 
 To Peeform, v. a. achieve, do, e.recidc, v. To AccOMPLisn. 
 ^^, ^m"^, ^TT^ijf, 3T^ai, 37^17^, gw, gTrfsTot, ^^, 
 
 z\^-Sic. %ijr, 3Tr^^ot. 
 
 2 make good, do, v. To FaLFiL. q7T-"^of-^f'T-&c. ^F^. 
 
 3 ( a part. ). See To Act. 
 
 To Peefobm , V. n. act a part in a play, ^fn «. %'JT-3TT'iI'^- 
 
 2 ;jZ(7y o?j ore instrument. ^]^ n. ^\'^^^.^ tfj or U^/. 
 Peefohmable, a. v. V. A. ^RT'TT-HTtTTm-ctc. Ttm-^TTWr- 
 
 &e. ?rr«T, ^"TT^T, ^"TKr, ^T'-'^, f^T^rr^, arr^TwrT. 
 
 pEErORMA>'CE, n. T. V. A. 1. — act. q^Tof «. ^^^^ «. ^<TT- 
 dur M. &c. ^TTT^t/. ^fTI^trr^;/ ^TT^^ ?!. ^TW^ m. fq-- 
 qf^ Hi. 3Tt^/. 
 
 2 arggr^r «. arr^nr «. arrf^/. ^T\ ^x^ n. &e. 
 
 I. thing pierformed; work, art., Sfc. v. Action. ^.X^ n. ^- 
 jf n. ^H/. ?^ «. f^qr/. q^Tift/. 
 
 II. flc/j«.9' o»- e.vhihition of feats. %oI ?h. FfHT^ »». 
 Peefohmed, ^. V. V. A. 1. kkPA., ^\^kF^, ^^\^F.^, &c. 
 
 ?5cT, ^TftffT, ^TTfer, arrqftrr, arnf^, 1^#ff?r. 
 
 Peefoemeb, n. Peefobmi>g,/?. a. v. V. A. 1. «RUIRT, OT- 
 
 5^, f^^r^^, ^fTT. [oft +<uil<l. 
 
 V. V. N. «"(? AcTOE #n 3HliJluiKr-?i<TT^TTT-c<!:c. ^qj^- 
 I. V. Musician. qT3T=5ft-, ?frf^^. [Tf?;HR;«J. 
 
 Peefume, n. odour, scent, ifc. ■gsfRf m. ^A^ n%. aTT'TT^ m. 
 2 odorous substance, gifq'^^ n. aTTTTr^^'T n. gcrrf^^- 
 ^oT 1!. TftHrfi^il n. Soino of the eouiuion perfumes are 
 arsffr m. ai^l^ >«. ^=5fft/- or ^F^TOT m. ^^frf. »T5^?5r 
 «i. H^FJT m. ^rTTKT'<TT m. f 'TT «!. 
 A bit or lump of p. ^rs n. 
 
 To Peefume, v. a. scent. ^?ITO m.-g'T'^ m.-&c. J^R^-^iJr, ^- 
 
 ^?f «. jRiJt g. of 0. g^rf^rr-trf%'=i-3TrKr^-TfTTfefr-&c. 
 
 To be perfumed. ^frT^ot. 
 Perfumed, p. t. V. ^^\^^ ^sfi%^T, ^suT+fd+s!?!!, &c. ^^r- 
 
 f^, ^TftrT or Enf?T?f, 3TmTf3[?r, qfrniT^JT, gnf«T?r. 
 Perfumer, n. vender of perfumes. n«4T, ii«TT, §ntft, aTTTR 
 
 or ai'fTrft, n'^fV^pft. 
 PEsruMEKT; n. perfumes, qtft ^TTH H.-f?!^^ m. ^J?. 
 
 C27 
 
 PER 
 
 Peufuxctoeilt, adv. V. A. aT3?m5 or vrt?, Iff^rj'i'ST ^f?57r, 
 ?!i'<T¥T4T5 «F^rr, ?5'<T?T?!'<15 ^F^TT, &c. ^?^, sji]^ ^F^tT 
 
 To do p. 5Tn!^4 w.-^ir^ n. ^nrf 17. q/'o. 
 Perkunctoev, a. slir/ht, careless, negligent. ^r^T^j ^K^;v^\] 
 ET^'T'fT, ?^n?nn^^, ?^-<T5Tt7'«T^=qT, 55V.IS7'«tW, n?^?n- 
 
 Peeuaps, adv. peradventure, perchance. ^]f^_pnp. ijr^ff^. 
 
 ^^, #JTW 5T3rqF, ^-^tf^g;, ^irmq^f, arf^arr'^ ?iT^Hr^j. 
 
 The sense is often expressed by a rcduj)liialion of the 
 verb ; as in the following examples, 3TT?rT ?TT «(r=5 ("• 
 
 kj^j FIT ^r^ pcrliaps lie will come, n^r^T ^Jnt^perhajiH 
 ho will go, cTt=5Fir rrT ^ik^j perhaps he will live. 
 
 If p. if in remote possililit-/. qv,TT^3[TfqH;, ^T-^PFitf^, 
 
 T^PF^fqg;. 
 Periapt. See Amulet. [r»«. 
 
 Peeicaedium, ?j. viemlrane round the heart. \^V^ m. Bc%T- 
 Peeicaep, n. seed vessel. «ft^J^^ m. 
 Peeicbanium, n. membrane investing the skull. -t-Ml cHqf t?; 
 
 arfni^ f^r^^fr/. ^FTT^JT^^ffresi^/. 
 
 Peeieegy, n. unnecessary work or observance. >|rMN I < »'• 
 Peeigee, Peeigeum, 71. — in astronomy. ^T^ n. ?)'T^-«;n^ " 
 PEEinELiON, n. ^ft^r^ ?«. 
 
 The p. of a planet's orbit. ^Br^ n. 
 
 Peril, n. Jeopardy, hazard, v. Danoeb. H^ji. ^STniftH/. «. 4i- 
 
 ^FT OT. ^"TSTT ?«. [ ^\^_ 
 
 To Peril, t;. a. v. To Endanger. *PTtrr-qTgraT?T-&c. qr^srir- 
 
 Peeilous, a. hazardous, v. Dangerous. TTT^, Kft^nTTsir, 
 
 Peeilousness, w. v. A. *nT n. ^fr^/. 71. ^HTrfT/ 
 Peeimetee, «. — in geometry. ^ftTTT^^T n. 
 Peeiod, n. circuit, — of a planet, &.c. %ft/ %TT m. 
 
 2 round of time, revolution of years; cycle, ^-c. ^ K H| q ». 
 ^FTrJqfTTT'JT M. ^FTr5=5nF «. ^^ «. ^rFTIOT »». smiT m. ^^. 
 FfTC^TF «. ai^'|u|H). Some of the Periods are, ^T,'t5,?Tq- 
 (12 years;, HSB (12 days), JT"n=TT, 51, ^T^ (GO years). 
 
 Periods and ages have rolled away. 3T^iir% ST^^^n 
 
 ^\zps arrfFT. 
 
 3 ter7n, length of duration. ^^ f. ^T^T^ m. 5?/. Tc?! m. 
 q-^/. ?«. 5r?F rw/y. ^^FFT m. wTaWffcT »»•/ ^FT^nqfTT/. 
 
 Au unfixed, undefined, or open p. or term, g^^ i?^- 
 
 A fixed or stated p. or term. ^ ^^^f 
 For, from, according to, Ac. the broken pcriods(parl 
 liquidation of a debt ). R^fHrfrH, H^^ifT^. 
 Inauspicious p. JFlrJ^TrlT or k^J f. ^^^7. f. 
 
 4 condiision, v. End. ^i^ wi. aT>r jn. 3T%fl/. 
 
 5 indefinite portion or stage of a continued state, or series 
 of events. 3T«rT'<TT/. ^FTPI^^J^sr ot- ^FT^fn w. JFTrlTFlw. 
 
 P. of life. spT w. ( as Sf'tjir JPT, JT^^im^nT, aif^T^PT )• ^ 
 TT?/. ( one of two, viz. ^??fT TTir, S'^TfTmr^ ). 
 C lomi'lele sentence, 'J<'l'^r^ «. <FfTt/. TRf/. "F%^
 
 PETl 
 
 G28 
 
 PEE 
 
 An elaborated p. 'I|ir*^l/. '^^%\ J. 
 rEUIoncAI., a. performed, ij'c. in a circuit. "Tft^TrRFH^, T- 
 ft^rrTTfTT^nF, MR')TlH«iJvfr, "TfTsr^f^^^T"?. 
 2 regularli/ recurring. ^^'^ +liMl, =FT?lfH«(*il-m or 
 
 Pkbiohical, n. f?nrf»T?T ;frr=rT^ fH^mr 3^^^ »i.-&c. 
 
 PEBIonCALLT, ado. V. A. 2. ^^^ *ictH', sprafHTHT^. 
 rERIOI)ICAL^^:ss, PERiODicrrr, 7J. v. A. 2. qJlryPi^Jdrq n. 
 
 Peeiostecm, n.— in anatomy. 3Tfl'<TfT^/- 3Tf^»Tf^^/. 
 
 PEIilPHEHT, M. V. CinCUMFEBEKCE. TO OT. ^J m. Tfrf^ »». 
 
 2 circular frame ( as of a drum, sieve^ ^'c). TT^Tm.lTft/ 
 Periphhase, PEEiPnBASi3,«. circuit ofivords.^ t.Ciecumlo- 
 
 CUTIOK. fn^^rST m. sftrStxqrsfr ^ wt.-TO OT.-'»fraT5T ot. 
 3b Periphease, v. n. vse circumlocution. ■pI^tST-TO-'^- 
 <S:c. ^■^3^ ^^in, HNT5^nH-&c. STt^of. 
 
 PeEIPHBASTIC, PEEIPnEASriCAL, «. V. ClECtJMLOCUTOET. 
 
 %-^Nr, f'K+if5Tr=rT. [f*R^rs?TT%. 
 
 Peeiphbasticallt, adv. v. A. f?rT5pi3T-'HKr?r-&c. ^^^, 
 Peeip>'EUM05T, n. inflammation of the lungs, jctp^^^ m. 
 {To Peeish, v. n. lose life, v. To Die. tttot, f^m-TMI^T 
 
 To p. with hunger. 3""TRft m^. 
 To p. with cold, ^fi^ KTW. 
 
 2 le destroged, he ruined, come to nothing, ^f'sof, HT^- 
 
 ?rrf^-'TT=R^-'TT^-137-'T37-&c. ^iiif, ^^\^^ ^Taf-55"Jf, TT-- 
 ?T?»^f^^^T?«.-^cq^^Tm.-ft^^TTrf?».-'■■^«l.-'^/. ^M ^. o/s. 
 ?r'^»«--"pjTT»«--"5>T?Tr>».-&c. 3^y. 0/. 5. 15501, nSRfff. 
 Eeatly to p. ^PTT5|TT^^. 
 
 3 he lost cternallg. H^^rRr-3T'fl'n?ft^-|n?ft?r-&c. v?TT^, 3T- 
 
 %Tt^/.-5nf?f/-3Tir:'Tm «».-&c. ^or g. ofs. 
 
 Peeishable, a. V. Y. 2. //aWe to perish, ^'c.fimsm, fTT^npr, 
 ^!^, ?TT^?ft^, 1^?ft, HT^T'#T, ^TT^T^T^, ?1TVt?r, sifT^- 
 fT, J?!^^. 
 
 P. good.s. ;rra$ kA n. 
 
 I. Si(5/'ec/ /o speedy decay. ^PR ili«|ilNl-'3Tr'TRT-&C. *f- 
 
 Peeistaltic, a. wonn like. ?rf»T^, ?if»T^^^. 
 
 P. motion, ^^mfrr/. 
 Peeitoneum, «.— in anatomy. ff^r^fT TS^ot. 3T^^"?T«. ?- 
 
 Peeiwig, w. %?Tt=<t ?7^ Zf^/- [gsft/- 
 
 Peeiwinkle, «. — the shell fish. ^J^Un.^^jf. ^^\m. dim. 
 
 To Peejuee, v. a. (one's self) make a false oath. ?^t^ ^TT<^- 
 
 gT^-^-^''t-^oT-?rTWr or «(i|^i-&c. «lt?;^, ^TT*T3#^ ?^r- 
 
 PeBJUEED, p. V. V. ^rft ?T<T*T ?Tf|?5?5T-Q'1r!«T-&C. ^HiJ^ 
 
 ^T^ wrer fe^rTT, f^^^?ft, f^p^'a'?, f^^R"?. 
 
 Peejuet, n. false su-earing. W'?[\^T'1f. ^f^\^^ n. 
 
 To Peek, v. n. affect airs. T^, ^^f.-^^'U m,-&c. sRW, 
 
 Perk, a. affected. fiR^^r^, ^^aW^T. 
 
 Permanence, Peemanekcv, n. v. A. ?TT»<Irft/. ft'tT':q'TT w. 
 
 fci n. prrr/. ?[TT»qrr «. 
 
 Pebmakent, a. duraUe, ahiding, v. Lasting, Endceing. R- 
 
 5^?, =FTTff, ^ifn4iSH. [ 'f^'N;. 
 
 Pebmanentlt, 0(/v. v. A. H^^, 3TS^, ^'<J,f^fT, f?'<TT, ?^- 
 Peemeabii.itt, Peemeableness, n. v. A. ht/. H<^H<<l"T?tT 
 
 Peemeable, a. V. v. 'T^'T ^raMl'II, H^l'^. 
 
 Universally p. °^]^^, 
 2b Peemeate, V. a. penetrate and pass t-hrough. ^^-If^^- 
 
 Peemeatee, n. Pebmeatixg, p. a. v. V. ^r^ ^MKT, ^^?T- 
 
 P. universally. s^TT^. 
 Permeation, jj. v. V. >T^^ ^Jfm «. 
 
 Universal p. o^rrft"/. sqiTI »i. 
 Peemissiele, as. v. V. H^m-l'ft STTT^TRT, 'R«rTT'ff s^TinTT- 
 
 Peemission, n. Uherty granted. qi^M'ft/. j^^vfT ?n, 3TT|Tr/. 
 HT^F5ft^/- T^/ 3^»-"'THfTT/. 3T5fTT/. 3^5^ ?J. 
 
 Full and free p. ^ifT w JTT/. ^-^^K n. 
 
 With or by the p. of. T^T^tH or i,A\-^{\^. 
 
 Writ of p. qT?rHnt1%i5Y/. 
 Peemissive, a. Peemittee, n. v. V. q^Rift ^"TKT, &c. 'S{- 
 
 gfTT^r^np, arHfmf^, gr^igfTTsr^, &c. 
 
 To Peemit, v. a. allow, give leave, let, ^c. 'TT=rR'fl'/.-^T 
 m.-^S{\^ f.-^S^Wr{ M.-&e. ^^jf, ^ in combination with 
 another verb, as \»7T^ ^ to permit to go, %3: ^of to 
 permit to come, &c. ar^HT^ n. sFT^-^% "JT^iTT^'jf. 
 
 Peemit, n. luritten leave. TWFfrM. T^'HH'ftR^I/. ^ITRT «!. 
 ^^F n. 
 
 Peemittance. See Permission. 
 
 Peemitted, p. V. V. M<.<Nii'n i^?fi=5T, 3Trfn f^r^i^, &c. ^f• 
 
 Peemctation, w. v. Exchange. 3T<^rfN^?5/. sfTSinr^/. ^. 
 2 — in arithmetic. 3t^TT?r m. 
 
 Peenicious, a. injurious.^ v. Huetfitl. STT^R^F, aTT^rO', 37- 
 <T^nT5prft-=Fn^, 3Tf^rnFlft-^7R^-&C. aiMT'M+K+-&C. p, 
 ^if 7. [&c. ^tf^T decl. 
 
 Pebniciouslt, adv. v. A. 3TT^rr^f?n" ded. ^^r^-^j^m^- 
 
 Peeniciouskess, n. v. A. 3Tq*KlHiJir m. arq^Rsj^m/. 
 j Peeobation, n. closing part of an oration. 'F^IH^^K »«■ TT- 
 1 WTM^^lt »». 
 
 Pebpendiculab, a. vertical, upright. yiW^TT, 'ft^^TT, ^"^j 
 
 I That deviates from the p. f^iR. [^orrnft. 
 
 I 2 falling on or crossing at right angles. ?fJT^T'JI7Rft', ^H- 
 [ Peepehdiculab, n. line falling at right angles, ^^f m, ^A^ 
 1 m. ^^^^ m. li^^^^^ m.
 
 TER 
 
 G29 
 
 VTM 
 
 Peepesdiculaeitt, n. \. A. 1. W?:a3'^'JIT m. ?ftJ ^HI'Tr 
 
 m. ^^PSr[jf. WTrT «. 
 Peepe>-diculaelt, (7(fi'. T. A. 1. ^^5^jvn dccl. ?ft?7HT «?ecZ. 
 
 3->TT "'<'(■?. ^^51, ri^^TRf. 
 
 2 «H+,|01^Tf^T ded. ^^miTlffr^. 
 Jo Peepetrate, v. a. v. To Do. ^Rof. Tlie JlariitLl lias no 
 
 word restricted to an evil act. 
 Pebpetual, a. never ecasing or intermitlivr/, constant, 
 
 permanent, f^fq-, f^rtFTT, ^r»^H, ?n=^ffl^, ^TT=q?fr^r, ^r- 
 
 5^5r, ^?r?T, BHFT, 3T^?r, ^?i5, arf^tn, arH^n-fr, 3t?irh, 
 
 Peepetuallt, adv. T. A. and Ever. f?i?q-, f?itrfT, f^JF^in, 
 To Pebpetuate, v. a. mal-e perpetval, cause to endure. ^\^- 
 
 &C. ^,T^. 
 Peepetuated, p. V. V. ■asx^^ %%?5T, 3T^5 ^Wm %S!?yT, f^- 
 
 tm TT^^ %^^T, &c. ^TT»q^ffe7T. 
 Peepetuation, «. T. Y.—act. ?tt»^ ^R^t h. ^tcR TT^t^T 
 
 ^^of «. &c. ^lT=q?ft^?TJT «. f^5!Tra^:RtiI n. 
 Peepettiitt, h. endless duration, uninterrupted existence. 
 
 &c. ^\l^f. 
 To Peeplex, v. a. involve, complicate, t. To Entangle, if- 
 
 rf^^, JWSOJ- or n^<R^, n^TTlT W.-nrTPTrT/.-QiilaSl ??^.-qt- 
 
 51 Jn.-nTTJT OT.-&C. ^t^ ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 emlarrass, puzzle.^ bewilder, ^'c. T. To Confound. JTT- 
 
 q^tjf 0?' nT9>H:5t, nr^ra;^, nssrjsm', 'TppR'jf, lu^^irtrf- 
 
 WJ.-iTf^/.-^K-q^/.-f^f^^F^q- «.-ctc. q^T^ y. o/o. 
 
 Peeplexeu,;;. V. V. 1. n?r5f%?5r, nTq?:?i?5T, &c. n?iTS-qT^T, 
 
 To be or become p. ri'^'Jir, nfqT^, 'iftTtT^. 
 2 'WnsOT, TI^^r^BT, &c. ^;Tf?f, ^gfcT, 5q^, ^pm^, 
 
 To be or become p. nTtToEijf, WldlcAOT. 
 
 Peeple: 
 ^, n^Hi^i+.JUllTT, &c. 
 
 2 nsq^'JUTT, 'Trq5r--4t^^-^?T3r-&c. jroirt, y^-^^r- 
 q=qffT-&c. qn'mrr, <<tc. q^frft^, fsr^R?^, ^^rq%=qT, 
 &c. gm^, '-:tffiT^H^-^7. 
 
 Peepiexedness, Peeplexitt, n. v. A. 1. nrl5r%?J"TW m. 'J- 
 f?5^T"JIT m. &c. JTnr cr JT"?)^ m. nttToE »". ^HT3T «J. 
 3^1'^ /. ^RToSr »». ^o5 m. ^^\^T^ or qcqr^fTaJ ?«. 
 
 2 T5^55T%?!T'JIT «!. &c. ^'iZWA m. ^i^rZ m. ^J^P'.f. mt- 
 qs:/. FiRrft^/. q^>prT or iT?;<FT^r w. n?^^ or n^ip^T ?«. 
 
 1. a. peiplexity ; a perplexing business, v. TnouBLE. ^^ 
 
 Peequisitk, n.fec, aUowanve hei/ondpny.'^_txf. ^^fprfHoC- 
 =f;?T/.%ft^iTrfH/. qi^^-^I'Ffr/: 3iqt?rr^H«i.-flTn5^f5IH wi. 
 P. of licreditary village oificers, &c. ^jg »n. ^ m. 
 
 To Peesecute, v.a. pursue so as to afflict, injure, vex, annoi/, 
 harass, ^'c. v. To Tease. ^IFII^fot, tJ^^nf, iflOT, li'^T'^', 
 
 f/. of 0. ^/.-|:^ ?i.-3-T^crwi.-&c. 5<ff-!FT<il, "?T^ ^n^xf 
 
 2 /)Mto' «nV7t itnportunity, T. To IIano tjion. qitftflf ^I- 
 not y. o/ 0. TT?;/. q%. o/ 0. ^^fst^ sre^, TT^ft^ ?!F1^- 
 
 Peesecution, Ji. Y. A'. 1.— Of/. ^Fn^J'rf «. ^vh n. JJtJor «, 
 &c. ?j5S'ir5/. s?"3T5i?/. it:^'in;/.^T=5?'jr5/ jj^mi.jj^^t/. 
 2 qT5t^'?rmijr «.-<ic. 
 
 Peesecutoe, «. Pebsecctino, ;j. a. v. V. 1. RfTFmRT, 3^- 
 OTTTT, tTSiJITn, Ac. 5jct^T<nRT, |;^-?^r-T"T4^-&c. ^uiRr, 
 
 2 TT^tH ^TTT^RT, qT3 WRT, ^RrfstH SRHTRT, Ac. 
 Peeseteeance, Peesistence, n. v. V. f?i?^»i. Nt^TT^ 
 n. etc. ^^ m. 3TTq^| WJ. ?ftqsTq^ m. sqq-^IRf m. '^«T- 
 q-^HRT m. ^fi{fK^'^ m. 
 
 I. — the quality or virtue. f^^^^qniT '". ^^qilT «'. "^TTT- 
 1/. ^ OT. tfft w. ^Jrn. ^A n. vtRTIIT/ ^/- ft^I^/Oi'. 
 
 Peeseveeant, o. Peeseveeing, p. a. Peesistino, p. a. v.V. 
 1. f^7?r TTfOTRT, arr^t, f^?T^, arm^rETT, fq^, f^- 
 
 2 ^cti'R'^^ 51^'JTRT, Ac. 3;^f=qs, ?I^t=^5. 
 PeESEVEEANTLT, PeRSEVEEINGLY, PeBSISTINGLT, fli/y. T. A. 
 
 To Persevere, To Persist, v. n. continue steadfast in. f^- 
 :p7^-c^75-tT€^-3T5n^^5-&c.?J^-=qT?70T,fr<K-fq^e-&C. 
 ?T^, ^hWi-^ q^?r-c<:c. 7T^aT-=qT?inT, 3Tmf m.-&c. 
 tTT^-^T^TT TT^ifs^'if, ZK^^ fZT.V^^ m.-f^.\^] m.-&e. f(^ 
 (,. ofs. 
 
 2 ( in importimity, &c. ). v. To IIano rroN. ^^N^tH 
 iRT"^, ^W^f. ^^-^. [ ?T^T. 
 
 Persian, Persic, a. of or lelonging to Persia. 'FRSfftj^mn^- 
 
 Peesian, «.— the language. STRSfftsftrft/.-H^TT/. 
 
 Person, n. individual, human Icing. iTT'JRr ?i. T^"^ «• ^^ 
 m.f. n. ( The plural is ^^ m. ^^f. ^ n. It always 
 requires a numeral prefixed; and to express two, three, 
 or four ^, ^%, =^ ( declined into ^ or z^] f. pi. & 
 tf or ^t n. pi. ) are required instead of ^, ?ftH, '^K ) 
 aTORft/. J^-^ m. H-PT w. s'Tf^/. 
 2 iorfy, human leing with respect to corporeal existence, 
 
 '^^jpop. arfn «. ^i^ «. ^ w, ar^^RRq^ «.
 
 TETl 
 
 G30 
 
 PER 
 
 Decoration of tho p. ?TftT^TTTT. m. 3TrW6PIT "i. 
 
 In p. in p-o/Wn persona. :iTT?f!^, ^IfTt, g^.^TTfft%, 
 3THf^TO^I?I, ^irfH^^ff or ^MT^^ft, TJ^^^SJH, ^RtTrl, 
 <^?ITf^5ft, ^, 3Ttfl'T, 3Ttm=T, STTT^, ^^IrT; i^oj?. ^=mt, ^T- 
 
 lu, by, tliroiigh, &c. one's own p. aTFtFTT STl'Tf, am- 
 ?^ ^sTlrft^, ^iFft ^ , aTTT'Jr, ^rr:;;o//. ^Hf , ^T?Tm. 
 
 Proving, establishing, &c. in one's own p. ^r^TrFTTW. 
 
 To lake about one's p. ^rPToJ ^T^-tp:af. 
 ;i one, a loji/, a human leing. HTW^ n. fT^^q n. 1^ »». 
 n^4 >«. HT^ /■ 3Rn^/- «. 
 4 exterior appearance. ^ n. 3TFFR »»• aTT^ifrf/. 
 f) character ( in a drama ). ^7J. CR «• ^T »». 
 O—in grammar. ^^ m. The persons are, — the first p. 
 grlK'p;? m. ST'tfHJ^ vi. ( In Sansh-it grammar 5T'<TH^- 
 »^ is the tliird person. ). r<4Hr/. 31+Hg.I^V «.— the 
 Beooud p. f^^'T^ J?^ m. Htzi^T r^q m. q^rrgT^ «.— the 
 third p. ;Trft^^«I n. TrR q^ m. ^■[^^v=:^ n. 
 rEKsoxiBLE, (7. har.vg a tiell formed person, v. Handsome. 
 
 ^TTT, ^^. 
 
 I'tEsON-ABLEN-ESS, n. T. A. ^C^T/. ^,H?jHU'4 M. ^'7^1^ «. 
 
 TtKiO^ixCiE, n. person of eminence, m? Hg"ST «. *TR-^*rT- 
 
 ^rft/. Some terms for a superior personage are,sr^4Tm. 
 
 !TF<TPT «. ^ re. [ Peesos. 
 
 2 exterior appearance. See Person. 3 claracier. See 
 
 ['ER..OSAL, (7. Iclonr/inrj to persons, not to tilings. HH'i'M-Jllcil- 
 
 P. pronoun. 'jjrM'A\^-\.^k^m n. 
 2 affeding a particular person, relating to an individul. 
 
 "SfT, 3TN?rT, f^^T^'T^f't^T, ^ in comp. f^^ in comp. 
 
 P. property. ^jfRfift/. 
 rs done, ^'c. in person. art'T'qT, ^Tcft^, ^rrTt^^TT, ^TRri- 
 
 ^, ^?TF??kT, ^^^, J^=^?:rr, 3ltn ( used in comp. as 3Tf- 
 iH^^TfT p. labour, &c. ). 
 
 P. connexion. ?rr?=rir^q' m. 
 4 exterior, helonging to the outward person. ^TTT^, 3TT=PT- 
 
 5— in law. ar^'-iTr^n:, ^nK. 
 
 r> reflecting on an individual. F.]^ ^t^^ihtt^T, m?5pr 
 Pf.E50SALlTY, re. V. iNniYlDCALllT. sq'f^/. sqf^prTr/. ^- 
 
 2 direct application or applicalditg to a person, fsf^- 
 
 M^ttnTiiRifmnm. f^ri"!rsq^|f5!T?rr/. f^fiiT^t^AW/. 
 
 3 n personal remark, f;^^ ^]^^ n. ?;Tf ^ ^r^^ n. n^- 
 MTTiT n. sqffpf^'^^iJFpt; HI-irJT re. fcf^TiTOJ^^i^ JTTTOT ?(. 
 
 Pkbsosallt, a^Jr. y. A. 1. 5^n^, s^rf^fT;. 
 3 ^, mWT, M?^, f^^^T, 
 
 3 in person, v. Person. qrT?ft#, ^T^TPT, ^t^t. 
 
 G f^r^5, m-^i "Tr|^. [ jpr^oq ?). 
 
 Pereonai.itt, H.^'f'vona/ fs/(7/e. vH'lHMlfS «^ ^T^T «. ^- 
 2o PebsOn'ate, ti. «. represent by an assumed character, 
 
 pretend to he. ^^ m.-^W^ n.-'^V\ n.-&c. ijij-m^ g. of o. 
 
 fHWT^ HrH-&c. kv! g. ofo. fitrT^ w. ^ g. of o. 3TPT- 
 
 'nm "^iism «v7/( ^/(< 
 
 of the 0. fir^Tf^re.-fTH'TctT/.- 
 
 &c. qdj-qTm :FT"?r-^^or ^^ ^- o/o. 
 2 0(^< the part of. g"tq M.-^T w.-^T «.-&c. ir'f-'^TOT ^r. o/o. 
 Persokatob, «. PersjOnatino, ^. «. v. Y. 1. ^T MUIKI, 
 
 &C. ffprlTT. 
 
 Peesoxation, w. t. Y. I.— act. ^T qtjf re. itc. m?r'TT »«. ?fr- 
 
 Persoxificatiox, re. v. \.—ad. 3TlTnTiy%Ti?^?TT/. %rRq-- 
 
 J^f^JftTT/. %?RqniTrT m. ^cfflf^TTrT »»■ H^iqiriJiKj^ m. 
 To Persoxiet, v. a. represent with the affections and actions 
 
 of a person. %rT^ tTHrfTT OT.-%rRf5IR'f"T w.-^c q;^_ 
 Perspective, n. glass for viewing ohjects. §^f^/. 
 
 2— in drawing. q-<IR-4R^fq=5(^^^ f^l^rr /• 'TiTT^^f^- 
 
 f^^<?(?r n. 
 PERsncACiOUS, a. sharp of sight. rfT^TiI^f^, ^fty^f^, ^T?!;- 
 
 2 of acute discernment, t. Shaep. rft^tnjf^, ^^T^gf?, 
 
 Peespicaciousxess, Perspicacity, n. v. A. 1. cft^ui^f^ / 
 
 ^a^'j"/ ^ftw^f?/. ^f^TR^i re. ^sfr^ii^ «. 
 
 2 rfr?--aT5f5/. f m^ff/. ff^fr^TFS re. rm^V^ re. 
 Peespicuitt, PebspicuousxesS; re. v. A. 1. fHit?5?fT / 
 
 2 5iT?r%!:T'mT «!. ^^fT^T^^T »». ^^\^r^f. ^r^^vA m. ^- 
 
 ^f^/ ^'rq^HT/'l-?!?? re. 
 Perspicuous, a. transparent. f^JT?J, ^^i5, iTI^jToS. 
 
 2 f?f(7>- to the mind, v. Pi,aix. 3^TIT, W^, g'^^^T 3TiTWr, 
 
 l^5ft5:T, gft^, fsq^, TTrmf'^, :??rHT'4^, ww^^, ^^t^. 
 
 Peespicuouslt, adv. V. A. 2. ^^^T, ?TS, r5^?)T HH^OT 
 
 Peespiration, n. y. V. N. 1. — act. qm ^^Jf «• ^^r^ m. 
 
 I. perspiring matter, v. Sweat. qpT »«. ^ m. ^ )«. 
 2b Perspire, v. n. evacuate fluid, — the skin, &c. ^]TJ7 »».- 
 
 &e. ^^-f^^-^Jtrf-TT^T'it in. con. *Hiniqui, MIH^i^, ^f- 
 
 TTOT, #355rT5r »«.-^^r^ ot.-&c. ^r^ in. con. 
 
 2 le excreted ly the skin — a fluid, &c. <.iHCiTT%-<IK'WJr- 
 
 &c. qra^-5r^ot-^5r^. 
 
 To Perspire, v. a. emit ly the pores. TTHtiTPf-ri H+q I ri-&e. 
 
 tT*Tf <T5RT-^HtiTgTO'-&c. ^rn't-f^r^I^iT re. ^^-i^i+i.^^ 
 
 n. JRtri, &c. 
 Perspirer, re. Perspieixg, ^. a. v, V. N. 1. ^l^T g^S3T,Ac. 
 
 Pee3uadable, &c. See Peesuasible, &c. 
 
 To Peesuabe, v. a. bring to a particidar opinion, v. To 
 
 Convixce. ^Trm^r't, ^H^ /.-^H^JTTfsr^fr /.-^fJT^RRT 
 /.-?TTrn:/.-?rmT:3TfTT/.-&c. ^or g. ofo. 
 
 2 influence l^ argumeTits, entreaties., advice, ^'c. brinf
 
 PETl G31 
 
 0VC7: iPT;^^, ^T^ «• ^T^^I^-JTRf^ i;. of o. sitnriilf, ^^- 
 
 Peesuaded. ^. V. V. 1. nnJ. Assured. WH^H?T-(.MIdt-&c. %- 
 
 ff3T-5ff?5?rr, ^mf^T^-q^, ^r^rf^vrfr. 
 
 To be p. ?7PT?:/-^T?rrt/.-^fn^?PTT/.-f^'>T!T «i.-T^- 
 ?n m.-ka. \m-^■^^ (J. oj s. 
 
 2 JT?iR%?^r, sTtT5r?rar, ^rs^^s^r, &c. 
 
 Peesuabiso, Peesl'asion, n. yy.l.—act. ?riT^r^ n. ^r?R 
 :R^. «. &c. ^H^irsf^fr/. ^IT^/. ?TJT^m^/. ?riT3ft/. 
 
 2— rtc/. ^^\^^ n. qtrsrof «. ^r^:^ «. &c. rr^TR'jft /. ^iq-- 
 
 I. religious si/stem or lodi/. JT?T !!. f\\A '»■ A'^m. ^sf^rq'wf. 
 Of the p. of. ^H'^lifl iu coinp. 
 
 Peesuasible, a. v. V. 1. ^iT^r^qMnT-^n?Tr-itc. ^H^rf^- 
 
 Peeshasive, Persuasort, n. v. V. 1. ?jfmft ^R^RT-aTITI- 
 
 Tnrr, ?rH^ +<uii<i, ^m^ +MiiMmr. 
 
 2 iTTRaTTrT, sioI^aTRr, aitT^UTRT, &c. iT?nf5-5ttTf?r-&C. 
 
 P. or appeasing spcecli. FToTrft^re/. j^^qT?5ot«. 
 Peet, a. brisk: active, ^v. v. Smart. ^TT^T, ^r5 or 35, Tf?!r^ 
 or ^. 
 2 forward.^ imj)erlinent.^ v. Saucy. 5Tt7, ftr^rt'^, 5jpr, 
 
 2b Pertain, v. n. v. To Belong, To Kelate. 3T^ot witli 
 =qT-^-&c. ?ITnoT,fl'^«^w.-&c. 3T^DT, W^^n.-W.\^n.-^^,JV\n. 
 
 -&c. aro^. 
 Peetaisee, n. Pertaining, p. a. v. V. fir'^^RT, ^qp^rr, 
 
 Pertinacious, «. si'»Jior«, v. Ob.stinate. ^, I^^IT, ^- 
 ?Tft, |'T?;,^qr5, |%;?r, ^^nfr, '^stq-rsft, ^trr: o»- En?f5. 
 
 2 persistent, persevering, v. Resolute. tftT,f^<NI, f^+d, 
 
 ■ f^s-'qT, ^2^, ^?^?:, %:rr^, ■^?.ivf5T=ETr, ft"q^. 
 
 Pertinaciouslt, of/y. v.A.l. ^?Tsf, ^ tl€^-^^^, 1qJT%^r^, 
 f ?^, ^^^, ^^5i ^Ts^, ^j;^. 
 
 Pertikaciousness, Pertinacitt, n. v. A. 1. ^HT^w. ^ , 
 Pertinence, Pertinency, n. v. A. irT?lfn^?^». sfHTHlf^/. I 
 
 sr^TTH^TfTrTT /. !T^iTW'T?rT/. ^^'^v^^]f. ^^^^'^.^^\m. 
 
 Pertinent, a. related to the suhject in hand, v. Apposite. | 
 
 sTT^Pt^, sTflirgwuT, srenrf^rT, si^^'ipr, 5i^>t>tttt, ^^^■ 
 
 Pertinently, adv. v. A sr^TTT^gK, sr^'reifft')!, TOTrT ; , 
 Pertly, adv. v. A. 1. =5fT5lTtnm, =?T;^Tqft#, ^^V^^^^^"^. 
 
 2 f^rrrt^, 3=wgft^, ^rttitt^, srr^'iT'JrH, ^f^^Jpn^f , -iTf^^T^- 
 
 PER 
 
 Pertness, «. V. A. 1. ■qqoiqTJTrOT. =q(Tn?t or ^/ ^^frr^w. 
 =^■7^?^/. [m. /)/. 3T^;r«. 
 
 2 fti^/. 3TJTq'?^/. qrr7'Jir«i. sTRWJTrj'*. '^^yf'./. »nr4 
 
 To Perturb, To Perturbatk, i'. o disqi(itt,i^\: \. To Di<;- 
 COMPOSE. 'HriiMf^ot, ??rT«T9T, ^?irT«i.-^liTwi.-&c. qfjfoi ,/. 
 i 0/0. ^=TJT-?J5(:T-&c. qn:<Jf. 
 j 2 disorder. See To Confuse. 
 
 j Perturbation, «. v. V. 1.— stale, ^nvjm. ?%>T«i. s^n'^flH'/i. 
 T|Tot. SFHrfoT/. fTt5^?ft/. FI5SJT5;/. 
 
 I PEETURBATon, Pertukber, 11. \ .X .1 . ^^^^Tu , ^ rim«<m r^i, 
 
 Perturbed,/?, v. V. 1. ?(lH5r%=!:T, ?^5--T %?5??r, Ac. ^svj, 
 
 ^rirfTff, Hmr, tjfTrT, o^f ^ or ot. ^ 
 Peruke. Soo Wio. 
 
 Perusal, To Peruse. See Eeadino, To Eead. 
 To Pervade, v. a.j^ass through. See To Permeate. 2 panx 
 
 or spread through the whole e.vtent_ s^TPTiJl, sq'nj^ ^fin, 
 
 •*H^[n.-&c. W-X^ g- ofo. 5^r!T-'flT^?f-&c. ^C^t. 
 Pervaded, p. \. V. 2. s^n^rfT, 'qpjH iT?I^=^r, -STT^fTi^^i, 
 
 &c. sqr^, 3TT^. 
 Pebvader, «.Peevaling, />.()!. Pervasive, a.\.Y. 2. sqr^mr- 
 
 TT, °^'T5 ^OTRT, &c. sqTT^, oq-pff (esp. iu coinp. as. ^1- 
 
 Pervasible, a. v. V. 2. eqrq^ ^r^pqT-^"inT-&c. 5qT«T. 
 
 Pervasion, «. v. V. 2. — nc^ sJTRTif n. sqn^ quT «. &e. ^m- 
 %/ sTPT^ «. 311+'H0T n. 
 Universal p. g^fito-mffry". 
 
 Perverse, a. devious, distorted. ^^ST, qTSTSTT^FIT, ^^, =Kf^S. 
 2 /"y^"*'^'! fnulish, stulburn, untractalle, ij'c.q^<d+<, ^^- 
 ^-^ o»- ^H'+O, 3T^R^^, 3T^7rfT^, 3Tq»aT5r,1q:^, 1" 
 :???, 1%^R, ^^K, f3Ff5<3R, fJT^, %3T^^r, ^%^, 
 ^^%#r, ;(^;j;?TT, ^^qrft, ^t^S, 'flflin^t, aT?-?rT5T, 3T5- 
 
 "jfferr, 'flini?^, ^\^n].^w-^ ^f^. pop. ^fr^, jfej^j-, 
 
 Pebveesely, ado. v. A. 2. I^^TiIT^, ^^P^q-un^, 3T+.<H+{'^- 
 
 011%, &C. 3T+<i?I+<l^,^^^, ff^^^H, ^?t^^, Ao. 
 
 Perverseness, Perversity, n. v. A. 1. JTrFlT^Tr m. &l'. qf- 
 
 Ej; «. sr^iTT/. ^nPHR «». f^rw^ »«. f^iq^'T »». ^rfe^ «. 
 2 :f;^^^??7'iTT m. ar^^iT^p^iJir >». 3T;R?rr^T>JiT m. "^^p^oir 
 
 Perversion, m. v. V. l.—ad. f(\pT^(^ n. g'^cT'Jf n. Ac. flf- 
 
 m.— state. fij-qTRT »«. 'N^'T'iT '». iRftr^ n. f^q^^TT^ »;. 
 f^qRiTTH m. 
 2 — (Jrf. r«(Mi=iui «. >te. 
 To Pervert, v.fl. turn from its purpose, use, end, S,-c. fTTT^T^, 
 
 3Tm^qf.aTr<TT=ff -3TJTT'Tr-&c. ?ir^aT-qrS«T, f^^T^W «e.- 
 f^T'fq ??( , -fif^ <1 -1 1 ■<^ m.-kc. ^^ ^. o/" o. ar^^^ri^jft^
 
 P ET 
 
 2 turn from the r iff Jit, v. To Cohbupt. fJlV^-iluJ, jHi'iTd 
 
 Pebveet, »i.one turned from tie rigid icnj/.prnTfT '*iiuirtpil- 
 PEnvEBTED, /). V. V. 1. f^r^TfrlHT, 3^:?^-f^"T<tH-f^q^^-&c. 
 
 2 fii^^f^W, ^:t^ ^f^FTT, &c. 
 Peevebtee, n. PERVEErixo, />. o.v. V. 1. f^^TTRT, 3H^-f^- 
 
 qttn-Ac. JF^RT, ar^rar'ff Fir^r'nTTT, <<^c. 
 Pervestigatiox, 7i. dilttjent enquiry, v. Eeseaech. 3l'4^u| 
 
 n. »Hiy| n. 
 Pebvicaciovs, PEETiCACiTr.See Obstikate, Pebtebse,&c. 
 Peeviovs, (7. admliliny passayr, that mny le penetrated, ijtr, 
 
 H^T, ^T^r^, H^r?^, iiVs,^, !?^^T?fT^, srt^irf , arrftrF. 
 
 Peeviovskess, >!. A^ A. il?TrfT/. H^^'W^IT/. &c. 
 Pest, a. plague., \. Plague, w^f. H^/. 
 
 2 hateful fellow or tTiing,y. Plague, cqrftr O)- £?ny/.'ft?T/. 
 
 M.n. ^?:tFT '». 
 Pest-house, n. Jtospiialfor infectious patients. ?IT+lfH+ 
 
 Sb Pestee, v. a. annoy, harass iviih little vexations, v. To 
 Tease. ?jaor, ^Jl^, ija'jr^/.-usnT^ /.-?js m.-kc. JRiif 
 jr. o/o. |:^ w.-JT^^ «.-?^/.-?l'^/. -|^T OT.-&C. ^af. 
 2 See To Excumeee. 
 
 Pestebek, 11. PESTEEI5G, p. a. T. Y. 1. ^J^tJim, ^55<TnT, |:^ 
 ^U|KI, 3^5f S'TRT, ^^^. 
 
 Pestifeeocs, Pestilent, Pestilextial, a. producing pesti- 
 lence., (j-c. jnrfr^, TT^r, H^tq??T7rRr, 5tt^?tt^^, TTK=Fr- 
 
 2 noA-ious., pernicious, c^'cy. Huetful. aTT^R^, 3T?qrrft, 
 
 3 troublesome, teasing, ^-c. v. IMiscniETOus. OT^'T "P^- 
 
 <JTnT-?^TTr, ^^^jft, +^ioi, f^T^, jffH^r, 5^. 
 
 Pestilence, m. epidemic and mortal disease., v. Plague, ^t^f. 
 
 "Pehtle, n, instrument for ponndittg in a 7nortar, ^r «i. «I- 
 TfT m. ^^m. 5^?5 ^o/i. ^K^ n. 
 
 ■Wooden p. for cleaning rice. ^^foS n. 
 
 P. and mortar. ^^,^7^ or STfTT /". ^H|H'^*r|l m. 
 Pet, «. peevishness or passion. WIV^J pMUl+Klw.-^f^^TW. ^- 
 
 2 darling, fondling, Sfc. FirSW,"^^". 3r=ri ?i. iflfrlMl^n. 
 
 HMKH'^ n. <-HcitjU||HJ. ^IsmT j». spT^^fifift/. 
 To Pet, r. a. fondle, cocTcer, v. To Indulge. rfISI«J>rf, ?irs- 
 
 ^FT«foT, ^-iS'+.^i. 
 Petal, n. flower leaf. tn^tJci^/. 'TT^ra't/ «P^/ ^ or ^«. 
 Of one row of petals,iT?FJTTciCt— of two rows, ^TToft, — 
 
 of three rows, fdHloTf. 
 Petaled, Petalous, a. m+coiif^T, ?T^, ^ in comp. ( as 
 
 fg^'i.rt Bipetalous ) iTT^ft or PTlot in comp. ( as JTToft )• 
 Peiecui^, «. ■pi, sjoots on the skin infccer, ^W-'^^xfH fs^ 1 
 
 ^2 PET 
 
 m.pl. 
 Petit. See Pettt. 
 
 Petition, «. request, supplication. 3r# m. 3{i^ff. f^^rft/. 
 
 SII'*^=TT /, ?^F^ or ^^i H /. 'iT»--^'4^T /. [ <t /. 
 
 2— written p. ar^ff/- 3T^^/. f^fff^^ n. ^/. TT- 
 To Petition, v. a. malce a request to, v. To Beg. stj} JH.-ftf- 
 
 5irft/.-m'4RT/.-&c. 5f;T<?r, aniff/. Vf- 
 Petitionee, «. Petitioning, /J. «. T. V. ar^f +<u||ii, &c. 
 
 ar^^, ar^iVrar. [ IrorrT. 
 
 Peteescent, a. lecoming stone. ^S^V^riTr, aTRS'^T^T^TT'T T- 
 
 Pf.tbifaction, n. v. V. A. \.—act. ^% ^^.jvi n. TTTM 'P- 
 
 • ?^ w. Trrnrft^PTW n. ^^ W.^^ n.— state. W^\W{fmmm. 
 
 T. V. N. ^i fm n. tnTM ftnf «. Tprmt h^r «. ^ar- 
 
 J?^^ «. MRIui'Tft'TRT m. 
 
 I. thing petrified. ^J^J^ ^TT^^ TTT^ ot. ?^f^ TTTWIOT. 
 Peteified,;). t. V. A. 1. sq^ %?;?5T, 'Jim^ %?^r5T, &c. 
 
 2 5F5R %^c5T, &c. qmroTH^', ^'ism, irr^sr. 
 
 3 "SlTTsr^ %?ir5T, &c. q-?T5T^, W.JW^,, TFTSTm. 
 
 T. T. N. ^T^ 5TT^T, irTTtT 5rT?i^r, TrrrifrH^T, qimq-- 
 
 2b Peteifx, v. a. convert into stone. ^5 m.-^v^^m m.-&c. 
 ^oT, qT"71TJT mRuIIH »«. q^iif, Hi»(|uiHRDTlTr m.-'TT^M^^n. 
 -&c. q-fjffifOf.jfT'TW qr?^. [-&c.;f^. 
 
 2 Wfl^-e callous. ^FJt'T-^^R-'^^-TrTTiIJT'T-'T^qsr-JT'??^ 
 
 3 ^.r u-ithfear, ^'c. v. To Astonish, To Peiohten. q'- 
 
 ?T5rK-q;r^5fg-^5;tT-&c. ^.xH., f^^^r^. 
 
 2b Peteifx, v. n. turn into stone, siff «.-"TPTr<Tr ?)!.-&e. ^r- 
 
 Peteol, Peteoleum, n. roch oil. TTTcft^ ?(?? «. f^icTTT^ ?», 
 
 Petbonel, 71. horseman" s pistol. Jpflt^ '«• 
 
 Petticoat, n. — tlie garment. The following words express 
 varieties, g^^l^fa;/ 3'55(t?5^l «. W'^^^Ji- W^^n. n^ft 
 or ^p^rp^f\f. n?^r?fr/. ^FTTT m. "^-^W.^^ f. ^I^ "jll 
 
 «. ?rqf?i?rT m. i^^■[ »«. ^^"^ or ^^.^?[ ^rmsr^/. ?rm^^ 
 
 ^3 «• TS^Toft 51! «. TRRwi. ?». ( of silk ) qTl"! «. 97- 
 ^ «. ^r\\m m. ( of silk ) ^crfT ^^1 «. sjcErft/ sffg w. 
 5ti=ft/ fHTT'n 5^1 m. 5^t «. rrsTTST^/. ^^cTT ot. FJfnT »». 
 
 ^ «J. ^?5im/ ?fr^^ w. f of silk ). 
 
 P. of a child. f^Titf. TT^ or "T^R m. 
 
 End or point of a p. ( The two meet around the 
 waist, and are drawn together iu tightening the waist- 
 band ). afr^'Tr n.f afi^?j or ss/. 
 
 Petticoat-hall, house ichere are oidy ivomen. li'^ZT »». 
 
 Under p. "FI^iT »». 
 
 To put on the p. to become effeminate. siflS^ T^, 
 Pettifogqee, n. petty lawyer. ^7^A-4\Z^p(\-&.e. ^^r^. 
 
 Pettifogging practices. ^q^|f%/. 
 Pettiness, n. t. A. 1. B^quTT m. 
 
 Pettish, a. fretful, t. Peevish. f%RI#?", fsRit^C, f^- 
 
 3^r, IdilrliT or frTSf^fSiTT, 5^5T, f^^f^T^TT. 
 Peiiishlt, «rfti. Y, A, f^ft^, &C. f%R5 q^?r, ?^, f^fH,
 
 PHA 
 
 G33 
 
 nil 
 
 Peitisdxess, w. v. a. f^m^lft/ f^Rf /. =Eft?/. f^?r5?ft^/. 
 
 Pettt, a. little, y. Small. ?5^PT. 
 
 2 inconsiderable^ iiisifpiijicant, Sfc.x. IMean. HfPT, ^?I^, 
 
 Petul4>ce, Petulanct, n. v. A. 1. frTSrfts/. f^S'^lft/. 
 
 f^RR^ft^T/. frfsfril^irr in. f^fm^^^\ m. ^x^z^^j m. 
 
 Petulaxt, a. iiettish.fretfuly \. Peevish, Ceoss. f^JTS^R, 
 
 2 proceeding from petulance. f^rr5^Fft=qT, f^Tft^F, KV 
 
 Petulaktlt, adv. V. A. f^ft^, f^ri ^^^^ f^^, ^sf^- 
 
 Pewtee, ?!. ^^tT n. Some sorts oi pewter arc f^T^^H or ^- 
 
 q^^rT «. ^RT?!^^ pop. ?^iH<^jH «. 
 P. puft'ed by the action of fire, "pi ?i. 
 Pewtee, «. ^^, ^^^FTT^r. 
 
 Phaeton, «. ^%iI=FK^ nrff ^TtI. [ IfT «?. 
 
 TsA'LS'S'X, n. hodj/ of troops in close arret)/. ^^ZT(^ ni. T? »». 
 Phallus, w. emllematic representation of Sldica. fel «. fq'- 
 
 ^/. There are 12, viz. JT^T^FT^s^n: ( 3"^=fr^ ), BPfFtm 
 
 ( #t€Ht ), %^>q^ ( 5tf^^r:?T^T^ ), fjT^^^ ( ^nft=q[T ), 
 
 'fmiTm ( 'ftHT^m^JIT ), Tfcsq^T^^ ( «ftTlOT^T=5?T ), 
 X\^^X ( %55i?TT^ ). 
 
 pHAXTASM, Phantasma, «. ainj appearance, fancied vision. 
 JTRT m. aTTTRT m. 3TTT/. J^^^FT m. 
 
 Pha^itast. See Fajjct. 
 
 Phantom, m. See Phantasm. 2 See Ghost. 
 
 Phaeisaic, Phaeisaical, a. malciivj a slioic of devotion with- 
 out the spirit of it. *I^^T-&c. fmRT-^FTI^qT-sraT^T- 
 5^^, ^1 ir^fTRT^T, ^W''^V^^V^^^ &c. JTr3T%5qT-"%cIT^- 
 
 PHAEISAICALNESS, PuAEiSAisM, M. outward sJiow of religion 
 toithout tie spirit, v. Htpcceisy. ■JT^^T^M m.-^']^ n.- 
 fR n.-^-^ m.-&e. ^^.<i^VH n. ^T%^?^m «'• ^rI Hr^fTTT 
 n. |?^Rft 3r^ftH n. 
 
 PHAElsEE,n. one wlio waives a sliow of religion t;. HtpoceitE.- 
 T^^^'ft-?tf>T^-stift-&c.qJT'--Jr^,5l^«TT^,^I%^?JIT^. 
 
 Phaemaceutic, Phaemaceutical, a. pertaining to pharmacy . 
 
 'flr!f':T?;?ft^T, ^Rtrf^^^T, 3?i'Tq^r?TjrfJi?TT ^5iift-R(«iii+'. 
 
 Phaemacopceia, n. treatise on the preparation of medicines. 
 Phabmact, n. art of preparing medicines. ■:^\^^ r^K +.<''«7r- 
 
 ^f^i^TT/. 37!'7*Tf^^/. ^v^^^T^f. ■~S]TA^f:mV^^ f. 
 
 Phaeos. See LianT-nousE. 
 
 Phaetnx, ij. gr^TRmr^^r ^n:^ >tpt w. 
 Phase, Phasis, n. appearance — of the moou. Ac. Z^^ n. ^- 
 ^^?[vrJ m. ^s^JT^R ?«. ^H'jf n. 
 
 Pheasant, w. (r^FT^ff 3TI^. 
 
 PuENix, «.— the fabulous bird. ^T^^iFm^. 
 
 2 fig', remarkalle personage, v. PAKACiON. "^ h. :fT4i ;i. 
 
 SR'tH'T «■ HHX."! «■ 
 
 Phenomenon, w. (r;iy thing visille. ^j^^f^q^wi. ^f^fsr^i/i. 
 
 2 remarlalle or unusual appearance. =^H?FR w». 3??^ n. 
 
 JPTTfT m. 
 PniAL, «. 5»irt?i io/;/e. f^^/ ^'^f- 
 PuiLANTHEOPiCjPHiLANTHBOriCAL.o. haciiig gencralhencvo- 
 
 lence, loving manl-ind. J^iqfii'T^Rt, ^HIT^Tft, "TTN^Rt, 
 
 ?i#r<T^Tft, f^^^Nq^rft, w]%'^w.TV!.i ifi"T-7;r^f3;, 'im'^w.vr- 
 
 2 — of acts, measures, &e. "TT^T^^r^T, ^^T^^nT^T, '5R- 
 
 Philanthkopist, n. See the Adjective. 
 
 Philantheopt, «. general lenevolence, love of maniinJ. 
 
 Philippic, n. invective declamation. iTf?f==TT?H^ TNtrr h. h- 
 
 f#lT5;T ^mqg m. 
 Philologee, Philologist, m. one versed in pldlolgij. ^TS^.TTT- 
 
 '^t, mf»^^, 5(lS?5|TI<M=l-<il;^<<l+<"I. 
 Philological, a. pertaining to philologg. ^lo^^liyHl, ^lo?^- 
 
 Philology, «. science of the const rtcct ion, Sfc. of language. 
 
 Philomath, «. Zoier <?/ learning. ^qTHrp, f^ONftT, f%^- 
 
 Philosophee, ?^ o?te J)«'sedJ in philosophy.^ one dt voted to 
 
 physical or moral science, a sage. fTT^f^g, fTRf^Pff^'?, 
 
 Philosophee's stone, n. q<t^ «i. ^^^THf^ or ^is m. An- 
 swering to this word as understood in the sense of a 
 possession which procures for its possessor every object of 
 Jiis desires., arc :Fr<?|?^ m. W.^^r{^ m. ^FrTH^T m. ^vWAr\\ 
 f. ^RT^/. f^^ITHf^ »''• 
 
 Philosophic, Philosophical, «.js<;?'/«/Hi«^, S;c. to philo- 
 sophy. rlJcTITPfT^, Hf^fn=TTf^'!r^=^T, fTHf^fTRTrqr,&C. ^- 
 
 2 addicted, <jv. to philosophy. ^f^T^f^^, ?lf^f5T=E?Uf^^, 
 
 To Philosophize, v. n. search into the reasons of ihingg. 
 
 &c. ^FT^. 
 PniLOsoPny, n. science of the reasons of things. HKjflK n- 
 
 rl^^Tf^ n. fn^T «. f«(5lH «• ITRrHlfTm «. 
 Logical p. ?^TRT »». =^'T?TT''5f «. 
 Moral p. ?fil5T/. JftfHsiTm «• [ ^ «• 
 
 Natural p. or Pliyeics. q?5T'4f^?IH cr T^'qf^nr^T-
 
 PHT 
 
 G3i 
 
 PIC 
 
 ^n ^F^Tir-'fT^'fl^ 
 
 PuiLTEn, II. potion, cjv. 1o excite 
 
 Pniz, n. V. Face. siftK^ «. HJ^TST m. 
 
 Phlebotomist, fl. one that perf(frms jililehotomij. ^ftT^fS- 
 
 oiTTT-^rsf^mnr, ^5cmT?T^. 
 
 PuLEEOiOMY, ». Heeding hi/ opening a vein. ^W^^ft/ 
 
 Phlegm, n. — the Luinor, also the mucus. ^<i> >». stSTiTT m. 
 
 A gob of p. ^^^ M. «ll^ or %5^r m. 
 
 A string of p. '\'At\t n. [ ^T »»• 
 
 P. collected aud impeding utteraucc. ?rf^ m. ^Tt^- 
 
 Tough, Tiscid p. «f5^ «j. 
 
 To force up p. <Mf'K^. 
 2 fig. coldness, apnfJii/, tj'c. '*tSTf /. '<t3t/. ^FS^f w. 
 Phlegmagogue, m. medicine for e.xpellhxg phlegm. Jfv"p?rR- 
 
 Phlegmatic, a. relatiiig to phlegm. ^FW^, ^HiiHI'iI'CmI, 
 
 A p. constitution or temperament. ^.^^^fHf^ 
 2 generating phlegm, ^.^ JJ^tjitTT, ^"F JFTfT-^PTW-^SH^- 
 &C. Jp>^irHI<^+, »?5SHr^H^-^K+-&c. 
 8 abounding with phlegm. +4)i-q|, ^FTHTq', ^"P^^, =?>"?>- 
 
 ftf^rq, *§iw[m^, &c. 
 
 4 co?</, apathetie, dull, ^-c. if?, 5q?r, H?, ^t^ ^^, ^ft- 
 
 Phleme, n. instrument to Iked cuttle. "T^J^ft ?ftT fTTl'^^TT^ 
 
 ^-^l n. q-^Tf5Hr?TOTq=5r «. 
 Phoxetic, PhOsic, a. expressive of or relating to sound. W 
 
 Pno>'ics, n. science of soimds. f^Jf^iT^ n. K^f^ff^RTT/- 
 PhoxocamptIC, a. that ii^fleds sound. e^f^TftsTrR^prft, «r- 
 
 PnOSPHOEUS, ?z. ^rlTrfsrm?^ (^ ■J-tJlr'JMI^ q^'4 5flTf . 
 
 PnoioGEAPHT, «. ^qi^rurf=EqT 'fmr^ fq^ ^strsrrfr 1%?tt/- 
 
 Phrase, n. short sentence, ^v^ n. 
 
 2 particular mode of speech, idiomatic expression. ^t?I- 
 VH\M\-'H\'A<3\\-H\ tt^^V^ m.-Sf^TR jH.-cpr'ra' m. 
 
 3 phraseologrj , t. Style. ^Irf.U'MNl-fe^'nrrsft-HI'HUll-^ 
 -&c. HT^rjft/.-qra/.--cTTrft/.-*c. 
 
 iTo Phease, «;. o. v. To Call. *-'-t7icfr_ 
 
 Pheaseologt, n. diction, manner of expression, \. Style. 
 
 -^T^f.-kc. 
 Pnr.Esr.Tic, Piibestic. See Fbaktic. 
 Phbesitis, Pheenst, n. — in medicine. ^rf^TTH^^lT m. 
 
 2 T. Madkess. g^TTT^ m. ^Vi^f^^ cr JT^TI^q-qrT? m. 
 Pheekologt, «. 5ptfT^?j?wf;rqT/. ^ptt^^tk^^ «. "^ 
 Pheeksied, a. V. Feastic. ^N<N|=KI. 
 Phthisic, n. difficult Ireathing. ^ptt »». ^."^^j^ m. 
 Phthisical, a. y. Consumptive. ?Tq^, ?i5ft, ?1Tdl^- 
 
 Phthisis, n./jf/Zmoflory consumption. ^^ or ?^?^TTTT m. ^- 
 "F^rq m. ^^H\ or ^^^TSnm. n^rq^TTT m. ^FT^PT »». 37f?f- 
 
 Physic, 71. art or practice of healing. '^Zpfin.'^tr^f. f^f%- 
 
 2 medicine. CffTT^". <^r!r«:rTT"'ft«. ^?n./. iR^rn. 
 
 3 physics; n«^«raZ /f/nZoiop/fy. ?^?5<T^r4f^frH'n. Hf^':- 
 
 T^r^fwfTRn. q^^ftfTRi- ^'ffsqsff^iiir^w. f^5;q5r4- 
 
 fsTfTRn. 
 jTo Physic, r. (t. treat tcith ph!/,iic. '^'^i^^^n.-'^^v^^-^n.-kc 
 
 ^^, 3?hr4l"H-MKm.-;^rTKn^ftnni.-f^%?gr/.-&c. ^tiji. 
 
 Physical, o. relating to nature or natural piroduct ions, or to 
 things material as opptosed to things moral, ^c.y. Xa- 
 TUKAL. Mateeial. rf^<TTr<Tf^T, ^l+i^,mr<TNT, f%5T- 
 ^''<TT=5fT, &c. r<iTfrT^'4tfsfT#5TT, &c. ?5^q^ita, F<^, 
 
 Physical force. arfniloEw. 3Tt'N'5l+'^'/. STfT^^R'M. 
 2 See Medicinal, Medical. 
 
 Physically. See Naturally. 
 
 Physician, n. one nho practices p>hysic. "^, f^f%?H^, riofr- 
 «I, ^^H ( used esp. of a JIusalmiiu physician ), f*nr^, 
 31|q=f'{1, 3TT^FR, M|U|Ml4. Some terms or nppellativea 
 for an eminent or skilful physician , correspondinf^ with 
 jSsculapius, Apollo, &c. are ^J^^tRT, ^•■=Jri<t, aTf^Jft- 
 
 Business, acts, dues, &c. of a p. ^lil+iy. ■^^M]\f. 
 
 Pee to a p. for attendance. TT'T'FrSift/. 
 
 Medicine bag or case of a p. tp^frm. 
 
 P. who employs charmed water. TTWt^^T- 
 Physicked, p. \. Y. ^q- f^rf OT, &c. -NfqpfF^irT. 
 Phtsiocnomer, PuYiiouNOMiST, «. One skilled in phy- 
 siognomy. ^^NM-5^?5?i"ll=(*,1-&C. ^>Tr^ ^JTTWrnT, 
 
 Physiognomy, n. art of discerning the character, ^c. from 
 the features. ^r3R^7r-g^t5?TirTg^7r-&C. ^^rTW ^5Tm- 
 
 2 cast of the luoJc, v. Pace. ^\%^^^n. ^i^'i-i^m. 
 Physiological, a. pertaining to physiology, ^]^^^^^f^• 
 
 Physiologist, n. one versed in physiology. srrf^'-^fl'J'JTfsr^TT- 
 Physiology, w. the science of the properties and functions of 
 
 living leings. STTfoi'^'T^'JTfrPT n. ^^[^^^'r^f^^\ f. sryfji- 
 
 JTOTcm^TT^ n. 
 PlACULAE, PlACULOUS, tt. ctpiaiory. ?r?fiqFi -4 -,| ^ . 
 Piamatee, n. memlrane investing the Irain. 'Tf^'s=f,H<'pfcf^j/'_ 
 Piano foete, n. ^W' ^rm 3Tf^. 
 Piazza, n. a. covered way, Sfc. mi^=srT-i7T^iifhTT ^^FTTw.-crr^ 
 
 /.-&C. %?;3T OJ- %rH/. »T5^'<T?n. 
 To Pick, tr. o. gather or separate ly plucking tviih the fingers, 
 
 cutting icith the nails, ^'c. ^OTt, ^JSW, i^<Hi^ or ^^- 
 
 S^, 'liTSot, ^f^-^f^ =FTS0T-ffT3^, ^^"^i ^ff^S^ or ^\- 
 
 ?^ot, "k^ or q^iJr, 
 
 2 cZeaw Jy picking from. f^^OT, f^RT'jf ^TTit, ^=noT_ 
 
 3 c!(ZZ, select. f^5f5"if , ^"q^. 
 
 To p. one's words. ^^q%-^^^=tisj ^\^.|^'^F^ ^OT.
 
 Vic 
 
 G3: 
 
 TIE 
 
 i rob. peculate, ^rnt, ^m^^rft/. ^.l'i\. 
 
 5 up; take up. ^'^^oj, ^'^^J^ ^'i[_ 
 To p. up oue by ouc. frT'ir, ^^iJi. 
 
 6 up;^/i(/ cjv. ?f^3T-=erT?5fff ^raFTf-c<cc. fH^t^ct-HTTIW, 1^- 
 ?T'Jf, ^\^^, Hf-l^'Jr these three u-itk in. con. 
 
 7 oft"; oat from; sinjle out. f?4Ul, '^^^. 
 
 S wifM, fliHi? ^;!/Zi aloiit, (food, itcOf^^^^"^, PP'^^JOT, 
 
 9 (the teeth). ^TK^. 
 
 10 ( the nose ). J^wf. 
 
 11 (a lock). ?Taf^-f^TR-.tc. :j^5'ir. 
 
 12 V. To Pkck. =EfMr, ff=q3t. 
 
 To p. a hole iu one's coat, flfj n.-&c. 7T^^, fl?^P%- 
 
 Bf'JT n. ^>K^. 
 
 To J), a quarrel, qj^r »(.-ctc. ^^Ti','^ ^5^. 
 jTo Pick, t;. «. ea^ «/oi(7y. if^S sr=s[S ^m, ^r^?tiTr^Fr-^Tn5;- 
 
 ^ ^r^. [ or t-TTfeR^OT. 
 
 2 up ; recover, m^^, ^TT^T '«. ^, OTtlw. '^'^, s^^iqiiit 
 Pick, «. pickaxe. fwi^T «. f?^^^ «. 
 
 2 See Choice. 
 Pick-axe, m. — the implement. f^^Ff^T ». f^^^ ». 
 Pick-lock, n. instrument Jar opening locks. ^^ 3^5r'TT'=ft 
 
 Pick-pocket, Pick-puese, «. %?TT^rcqT, %m^rfr=^, ^- 
 
 =^T^^, T^rTT, ^M-i-^rr, TTK^Jm, ^fT=#R, J?"^. 
 Pick-thank. See Officious. 
 Pick-tooth, «. tooth-pick. ^\r\^XK^ n. ^t?npiTift /. 
 PiCKBACK, adv. on the hack, qis^sff or "Tli+lofl or tfreT^ 
 
 Back prepared for receiving a p. ^l%f[f. 
 Picked,;), and a. v. V. 1. g^c5T,^5^?JT,gffr+|i4rirfl,&e. 
 
 2 f^T^Fsr, fH^5%=5T. [ f&m. 
 
 3 ^5f^^?^r, cfcc'^^sr^r,"^^^, q'^sfriT, f^3, fn^^, Tftn- 
 
 G q5I^?rar, &c. n^^TT. 
 
 I. sharp, V. Pointed. ?fr^TT, ar^jft^R. 
 Picket, «.— of an army, &c. ft?5F?T m. 3^^ ;/^. 
 
 2 V. Stake, ir^/. ?|^ w. [ f^T?TT/. 
 
 3 — the punishment. H%^1 ^+-Mii| 5^?r 3"iif ^<UJ.Jixft 
 To Picket, v. a. fasten to a picket. H^HToi, H^^T-g^iTT^r 
 
 Picking, n. y. V. A. I.— act. g?;>Jf ?j. giiit «. &c. 
 
 2 f?RTwf ». fH5f3W n. [ ftn'JHT/. 
 
 3 f^T^'S'jf n. f^^rs/. f^g^^ /. f^RsoT^^ /. Tftfi'n?T n. ^- 
 
 p. and stealing. =;nTH^rft/.=^1^7T7t/.=5fR?^;».;)Z. 
 I. pickings ; indirect or e.vtra profits or gains. ■Ricj'fq-.a^. j 
 5Pn:-^ft^-&e. fiw.^r^ f.-^jfH f.-&c. fr^r^iT or ^TPI^ n. I 
 
 Illicit pickings. ^T^f. ^J^f. ^mf. [ TBIHT m. \ 
 
 Pickle, «. pickling material. WT. m. wfiwn\ n. ^rT^oft n. 
 
 To take the p. ^Rof, WTT^Tiif, ?:tq'Jf. | 
 
 2 thing pickled. FfnT^ «. 3TrqR ?». rS^mnT^/. ^jTR w. 
 
 3 plight, trim, sad state, v. Mess, qfrl /)o;). tt^/. g%P55t ; 
 /. 1^^ or n^fHT m. njTf or n^ig;/. ^?^/. ^^/. j| 
 
 Woeful p. qj^TJpSTfft/. 
 To Pickle, v. a. v. N. FJK^ «.-?!?R w. ^T?5<if-^ai g. of o. 
 Pickle, Pightel, Pixgle, h. small encloswe.^\-^n. sttW^"- 
 PiCKNiCK, n. TH3PJ-0T n. Sf^HT^^T «. 
 Pictorial, a. done ly a painter. f^i^qpRRr, f^^TFRRT^, 
 
 2 illustrated, cj'c. iy pictures. f^=5ft^r %%=![, f^^^t^r 
 
 PiCTUnE, n. painting, Sfc. f^^ h. FR?fU or FRiftr/. ^^^[w. 
 ft^^TT m. 'm'kw■^ n. 
 
 2 See EESEilBLANCE. 
 
 To Picture, v. a. represent hy painting, S)C. fV^'i.-^^'ftV.- 
 
 &c. ^r^Dt-JFT^cirf-f^j^ g. of 0. 
 Picturesque, a. pleasing like a picture. f^^r^R^, f^5iT?- 
 
 5?m?TR^T, f^=5T^^^. 
 
 2 — a country ; rural, diversified with icood, ualer, .jv. 
 
 To Piddle, v. n. pick at ialle. =5rT??FT-=qT^?TTTT^rT-^5i%?i^. 
 
 TPFraffsrsi^&c. :pnTif-7iir^_ 
 
 2 trifle, toy, S;c. v. To Dawdle. qrTor, f^aot, TH^, ?- 
 
 3 Kr;«e. jfTofr. 
 
 Piddlee, «. PiDDLIxo, ;;. a. x. V.l. ^?IfT TTRjHT ^TCrRT,&C. 
 
 2 ««(Z Dawdle. Titotrt, HHTT, n^^TT, R-.f.m.'-^'it i. 
 
 I. ;je/<_y, small, Sfc. ff^, ^;7^, F^^M^^I^, ^^j^. 
 Piddling, n. \. V. 2.— act. ^^^ n. \^i\ n. &c." T^^f?^/. 
 
 Piebald, a. party colored. ?rF[R»ft, f^f^^jRnt, ^^XJ^ <f{^^.^ 
 or ^, 1%f^^. 
 
 fragment, separated part, v. Bit. rT^PST »». (//w. H^- 
 #t/. 5=^^ »«. ?rs ». ^fS «. ^fsi^ M. ?PP^ ;i.— esp. of 
 fruits, esculent roots, cakes, &c. "J?r5/ "PT5/. <FFR /. 
 W.VT^f. ^^rf\f. ^iRT '«. — as torn off from a mass by 
 the hand or mouth. ?5^^/«. FJ^-TiT or ^^^ m. 
 
 A p. of flesh as bitten or piuched out. rfRr m. v. q-^ 
 
 Pieces, — compreh. H^| riT^t m. pi. 
 
 Pieces, hits, shivers, <J'e. v. Fbagments. ^RT^r m. 
 =5f^r^ m. 
 
 Broken in pieces. '^S!T^F~5, ^TH^. 
 
 IMade of two pieces. ^H+il,— of three f?TH^?T, — of 
 four '^JPIT. 
 
 P. added ( to cloth, wood, &c. ). ^ m. m^ m. qft/. 
 
 To break in pieces, "ptiwr, '^tJH JI^'JI, ^r-^ m. pl.- 
 ^T m.-&c. :Rwf y. of o. 
 
 To fall to pieces -ffall asunder ; — wreath, rosary, Ac. 
 gfr'^oiTir, afr^ojiif, q^jtrf, gi^'i, — a building, machine. <i-c. 
 ^F^^% iJrtr^"^ or •cTRTS'Jf , f^^T^'if , f^^T^'Jf, feot, 37:1- 
 
 To pull or take to pieces ; hraJc up, undo. "3^^^^ 
 i%?^of, ^^5f(7f, T?5'TI'ir, 7'7^7'Jf, 7^*ewf, 3"?T^^3'H^- 
 2^/.-3^^rT^^/.-&i-'. ^"^y. 0/ 0.— a garment, couch.
 
 PIE 
 
 636 
 
 Via 
 
 Ac. 3??TT''f,— fig- exjwae, ^'c. f^^df, 
 
 2 part of a kTioU, member, porlion. Hm «i. f^TTFT »i. 3t- 
 ^ m. 3Tn «. ^ "• 
 
 Of a p. «?f'^f. ^J+'HH<HI, ^^<fNT. 
 Of a p. with, (ilii-e. OT?^r, ?T^n. 
 Of one p. Kiiltout juncture, scam, SjC. ^H'T, ^^H^ft, 
 W^. or ?Tq^, ^r?!'!, 3T^. 
 
 3 a separate or distinct thing or performance. This sense 
 is usually best expressed by the word of which a piece 
 is under mention, ex. gr. (I _p we o/ poetry ^p^r/ a 
 piece o/" composition q"<T m. a piece p/" work ^{rm «. &c. 
 
 A p. of song. ii|U4(N1 =srt^/. 
 
 4 item, article. %V\ vi. siRi^iT or ^tPT'TT m. HT »». 
 
 5 ( of cloth ) whole iceh. '*TT=T «. ffFFr or FTTTT »». 
 
 6 ( of a bale of cloths ) sinyle one. spiT m. wi^ n. 
 
 7 ( of money ) v. Coin. JfTOT «. J^/- 
 
 A copper p. fiimH^l /.—A gold p. g^TOT^^T /-A 
 silver p. ^<:^I5^ / 
 
 8 ( of ordnance. ). <?T<p/. HfS «. 
 
 9 See IMusKET. [ ^^. 
 A piece, to each. ^ 3TOmt^ «• FA, ^7 ^"J^TW, 5Tf%- 
 P. learning. scrap.<! ofknoideJge. ^roTr^Mr »». 
 
 To Piece, u. o. v. To Patch. fsTs;!?!, fsn^ JJ.-I^TJift/. \^- 
 
 2 enlarge hj piecing. ^rf^TT «i.-^ >«■ q'rf-?jr=r'n or '^^- 
 &c. <^K«JiJi-?JT^=r'^. 
 
 3 v. To Join, ^?n^, ^'^ot. 
 
 Pieced,/), y. V. 1. fCT^?^^, f^Tot f^?^r, &c. 
 
 2 ^ f^frJT, &c. ^Tfr^r, =3T#r, ?ri^rq-, ^PrfT, ^rs^fK, 
 
 vflSRI, ^t-qp^fT. 
 
 PiECE-LES3, «. not made of pieces. ^^^!:T, '(^'fl', ^FTT, 37^- 
 5, f^PMn, ^^. [ ^^^•.. 
 
 PiECE-iiEAL, adv. ly pieces. ST^Trf:, 3Tn?r:, ^5^t:, ^TFT^T:, 
 2 in pieces. H^ H^ ^C^TT, ^^:^^:. 
 
 To tear p. H+r^H+i m. pl.-^^v^ HtPi't m. /jZ.-rftstrff^S in. 
 
 PlECE-WOBK, n. ^ ^fvpr )i. ^•rSWH' n. 
 
 Pied, o. partycolored. HT^'ff, W^'iT^nT'if^^, f^^Hri^'sT. 
 
 PiEDSEss, w. V. A. f^=5ir^R=^T'JTTw. fTN^rrnw. ij]^^~,(^^f_ 
 
 Pieb, m.— of a bridge. WH m. qm m. ^jt »?. 
 
 2 mole, q'ip' w. 
 
 2b PiEKCE, V. a. puncture, perforate, lore, ^-c. Jr^Uf, sfHf^, 
 Mt^, qpq^, srq't, JT^, R'-^, =55nf;af, ^^-&c. ^gj-^ 
 "Him M.-ip^ ??i.-tsT n.-ctc. qTS^-^Tor, ^^ m.-ij^ m.-^f^ n. 
 -etc. 5p^ y. oyo. 
 
 2— with force and sound; sinl, gore,Sfc. ^T^^ijf, TH^R- 
 ^, ^n^TFot or ■HIJRm, ^^• 
 
 3 See To Penethate. 
 
 To Pierce, v. n. enter, penetrate, — as a pointed instrument, 
 
 &c. Krfof, w^.^ ?nrar, ^=q5T, €moT, ftqot, f^T^ijfj f^r^ijf^ 
 
 PlERCEABlE, «, T. V. A. 1. ^''TT^^PTT-ic, ^q^t'T, %«T. 
 
 Pierced, ;;. v. V. A. 1. jN%?JT, ^^T^OT, &c. ^fiT?T, Hf^^, 
 
 2 H^fTFFTT, Ac. 
 Pieeceb, 7i. PiEECiNO, 2?. «. V. V. A. 1. Sr^oTRr, ^'■^TRl, 
 &c. ^-'T^, %-4^, H^, %'4H^, &c. ^^, g^^. 
 2 TT?r-7'JTRT, &c. 
 
 V. Y. N. ^rruTiTT, ^imr, &c. 
 
 I. pinching, biting, — cold, &c. ^Ff^, ^fi+^rl, qrs^^^, 
 
 ^?!T?5. [ftn, :f?F^T. 
 
 II. thrilling, shrilly — of sounds, '^q'^, JT^ft, ^S^, ^^- 
 PiEKCiXG, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. ZV^^ n. ^qof n. i^ui n. &c. 
 
 \^ m. *r^ m. Iftpr n. 5]^ n. ^^J f. ^^ n. ^f. 
 Pietism, n. affectation of piety. 'T^FTf^R m. *r^^ '^X 
 
 «.- ^HT «.-&c. 
 Pietist, n. one icho affects piety. T^fft^r arfiTTpft-^T'^^. 
 Piett, n. love, SjC. of God. 'Tf^/. 55Hf^/. pTrHi%/ TT:- 
 
 ^rf^TTFTnmfs/. vTHf^rW- ^THrnf^/. r'^tf^im/ f=^- 
 
 »T[^^r/. ^^fJT M. im1^'4 w. ':T'T^ft?J?rT/. 
 Eminent in p. itRTT'^PT. 
 Path of p. hI^TT'T m. 
 
 To set up a pretence of p. ^^RH «. ^H^^^i^^. 
 1 2 Zore, cj'c. of parents. 3TT?imi^ Hf^/.-^^r/.-Ac. 37q- 
 
 Pio, n. swine. V^T. c. ['F^'^. 
 
 Buying a p. in a poke. "TT^q'frf ^?r STlfoT 5TT|T Ht?5 
 "What can you expect from a p. but a grunt. ^]^- 
 
 2 ( of metal ). 3T^ '^^T n>ET m. ^\zf. 
 To Pig, j;. c. |^t ^^r. ' [tt^HT, \^^. 
 
 Pig-headed, Piggish, a. t. Peeterse. qRT, TT^t, TT^-SfT, 
 
 2 V. Stupid. TTT^r, H^, ^TS-qr. 
 
 PiG-STTE, n. l^rSfflT »M. ^+,<irl'M ». 
 
 Living in a p. fg. HT^P^TW m. 
 Pigeon, o.— the bird. ^W[i or sp^rr^ n. ^qT?T m. — Some 
 kinds are 3^m, f^K^iT^, f:rTT?fr, ?5jgr, ^\Z^. 
 
 Blue p. columba cenas. "TT^cJT ?«. 
 
 Domestic p. n^-WTrF^ m. 
 
 Keeper of pigeons ( for sport, &c. ) . ^|[rT^5i[^_ 
 
 Milky white p. ^FTTcft ^jTf^T^ n. 
 
 Pigeon fancier. ^:■^■^■^^^\^. 
 
 A fat pigeon, j^y. ITFftnFl/. 
 Pigeon-beeast, n. ^^rs n. 
 Pigeon-grass, n. Jftel n. 
 Pigeon-hearted, a. v. Fearful. ^fT'JT'FT^^. 
 PiOEON-noiE, «. cell or division. ^X n. 7\^ m. ^T^IT m. 
 PiGEON-noirsE, Pigeon-cot, n. g^rjt /. ^Tre n. vtt^5! or 
 
 Pigment, n. v. Paint. ^ m. 
 
 P. for the forehead or body, n?^ m. 
 
 Pigments. ^OT «. 
 PiGMT, ?i, T. Dwarf, JfTT^ ?». ^^'T^^/' ^TH^?^ n,
 
 PIL 
 
 PiGiir, PiGMEAX, a. v. DwAEiisn. 3Rir, 5rm5T»Tf%, 3T?T»T^- 
 
 Pike, n. t. Spear. m^j\ m. 5TT^/. ^JH". i^/J- ^J? or gs »i. 
 
 2 piich-forh. ifRuft / ^r%n «>• 
 
 3 ^rT?^ ^ JTRTT 3Tr^. [ ^JfJTTf&T. 
 PlKE-lIAX, n. V. SPEAKilAy. i)<.^c||rll, HT^^, ^IfJ^ltt, 
 
 Pike-staff, n. Hra^fTOl/. W'^ '"■ 
 
 As plaiu as a p. ^Rr^ qjf^f "T «. ^V^V^^^- '«• 
 PiLASiEK, »!. s?«(7?-e column. ^W^^ W^ »«• "^r'^TRt^f^I m. 
 
 ■Pile, m. driven stalce. \X^k^\ ?=ff«T ot.-&c. ^ wj. «. ^;iOT «. 
 
 2 round mass, orderly heap, v. Heap. ^ToE'it/. ^^TS/. 5T- 
 61 Wi. 5T5Er »«. i^T H». dim. f^iflTT ?«. & fSTT^t/. ^TwJ. rfw". 
 tn^/. |nT m. Trf^T m./ ^jo/j. Tm/. q^ m. 
 
 3 ( as of shot, pitchers, &e. ). ^T^ m. 5T'7;r ?«. S'frtj/. 
 
 4 eJi/?ee, V. BuiLDixa. qrir «i. S^mTT /. 
 
 G Bee Hair, Nap. 
 
 7 piles; hemorrhoids, ^ojsqjfq ^jo/;. JT^csmi/. a^^f w. «. 
 
 n^m ?«. 2^ri[f m. ^\^m. pi. 
 
 Atflieted with p. iTp^t-^, H^rsqrif^qr, 3Tm, ^T^TRRt. 
 
 Bleeding p. ^rhlJ-icioqrq- /. 
 
 Blind p. siTJtfl;5Isq"r':T/. 
 Ti; Pile, p. a. v. To Heap. =^55'4^, Sl^of, =?'Jr'Jr, T^^?!^, ^^T- 
 
 ?r?: "T^ r^ s^r^r, ^wy:-&c. ^prin g. of o. 
 
 Piled, ;>. v. V. ^?^'4^?5r, 5TS3OT, ^?r%^OT, &c. Tf%?r. 
 
 PiLi.xo, «. T. Y.—act. =5f55iTof M. &c. ^^^P^J^/. T^=TT/. 
 
 Jb Pilfer, v. a, filch, gain hy petty theft. OT^ijf, 3'=5r=5'^, 
 
 s'^qscfr, 3"^^^ ?rot, g'^^ «• g-TPir »«. ^"^ with m or ?5r, 
 
 rTR m. ^iJif, ^ »». ■JTRiJf, q?T OT. TTRof. 
 To Pilfer, v. n. p-actise petty thejt. ^^"^f.-T^^^m.- 
 
 Pilferer, m. Pilfeeixo, p. a. t. V. A. ^qjoTTTT, T^rSiTTTT, 
 &c. 7qj-5TT, 3-^?^, g-^TcFTr, Hm^-^TT or ^fil^iT^ jH^K 
 or 5f=^TT, HTHTEfk. "^ [&e. 
 
 PiLFEHiNO, n. V. V. A. — act. g-q^ot ji. ^'^trS'fr n. ^'m \^ n. 
 T. V. N. 3-^T'JTr m. HwJiTtJTT m. ^^'w,^^ m. ^^,^ 
 
 Pil-GAELic, Pilled-gaelic, n.a forlorn wre^c7;,v."WEETCii- 
 
 ED. %r=5rr *fr75rr m. y-^^^\^^^- 
 
 PlLOniM, n. traveller to holy places. ^%^^, TT^'lv^, ^\'=S^- 
 ^, ^^^t or ^^^p^, rftSif^, cft'«f^^, ft??:^ or f^?;^, 
 
 A company of pilgrims. qT^/JO/i. 'JT^r/. 
 
 A p.— pedler. ^TTTSt- 
 
 Pilgrims and sojourners. 3?Tr^ "TFTT??;. 
 Pilgrimage, n. journey to a sacred pilace. ?ft'4 «. qr^sfr f;oj5. 
 sJT^r/. — with implicatiou of frequence, rft'tfir^r/. fft- 
 iTfcr «. [ m. pi. 
 
 Ceremony to be observed at a place of p. ?fl"4fsrf6r 
 
 Favors ( flowers, holy water, ashes, &c. ) grautcd 
 by tliG idol at a p. ?ft'4^^r^ m. 
 
 037 
 
 PIX 
 
 gniT^ «. &c. 
 
 
 Oll'eriugs ( to the idol and Bruhmans ) on return 
 
 from p. JTT^^ or JTIqi'^T n. 
 
 Periodical resort to a place of p. vT^/. STtft/ %^r"i. 
 
 Performer of periodical p. JTR^. 
 
 P. to the three holy places. ( irqPT, 'TT^lft, & nrvi ) 
 
 Place of p. r(t'4 ". fr=^ «. 
 
 The great p. ( viz. to Benares ). iT^nT^Tr/. 
 
 To wander about ou p. rft'<f «. pi. \^m. 
 Pill, n. little hall of medicine, nj^f. "jfejir/. ^fz^\ f. cf^/". 
 To Pill, v. a. x. To Peel. WrJiif, Rnrf/.-&c. s^f^dr g. ofo. 
 2 strip, pillage.^ ^'c. v. To Plunder, g^df, HIl>n, ^TPN't, 
 
 ^rreoT, ^m^, ^\%^. 
 
 To Pillage, v. a. spoil, strip ^c. v. To Pluxdeh. 5?^, ^r- 
 
 <;. 0/0.^ 
 Pillage, Pillaging, w. v. Y.~act. ?7^ ! 
 ^/. W^\7,f. ^KVy.f rTT^T «. 
 1. looty.^ spoil. T^jZJ. 
 Pillar, n. ^\^ in. m'H m. r^T^jf 
 
 Erected upon two pillars, — a building. 5^^. 
 
 Main p. of a house, tq^ot^f^i ot. qnTT 
 
 Stone p. TT^ftrr m. 
 
 Pillion, n. a ivoman's riding cushion. Ml'3'MNt ^"^ff irenqr- 
 
 PiLLOET,w./r<r;«e on which an offender is exposcd.wmW%'^i''- 
 
 HT^ an^q'^ n. 
 Pillow, n. cushion for the head. ^^ f. ^^ n. d+A)! m. 
 
 Small p. ^^/. 
 Pillow-case, n. 3'^ft^r STi-Tr »». :s\f\^ m^^f- 
 Pilot, n.stecrer of a ship in or out of harbour, i^'c.v. Steers- 
 man. ^]^\r^A STT^rfr, st^T^TRrfr or STRTS-qr, ^rf^, ^- 
 
 2 fig. V. Conductor. wrfiT or OTT'tft. 
 Pilotage, n. hire of a pilot. ^]^^\^^ ^TZrs^J^ %^T ". 
 Pimento, n. myrtus pimenta. qfiq^l^ or 6C ?«. ?!. 
 Pimp, n. pander, procurer. ^"^I, H^^. 
 
 Business of a p. ^OT^rt/. ^?^TTT w. TJ^T'TT m. 
 ' To Pimp, v. n. v. N. ^^orat/->T?$<T'JTT m.-kc ^fm. 
 I Pimping, «. v. V. — art. -^uiqft/ ^P^^T'TT w. 
 I Pimping, «. petty, little. ?r^nT, ''.^i-iWrTf^ ^TO^TT, ^TT- 
 
 J Pimple, «. pustule, t^-c. ^PT^-zt or j-i-joTl/. J^^at or 7^- 
 
 Eruption on the face (about puberty ) oflittlo 
 pimples. 5^7? m. — a single p. of this eruption. H^TT- 
 ^l^fnkHm. 
 
 To be covered with pimples, tp^i^p^ot. 
 Pimpled, a. having pimples. J^^Faq'r=ErT, ■T^TwTr 3TT^=rr, 
 
 PiNr«. zv^^f- v^'^f. 
 
 2 ;jey, lolt, S[c. ^Z\ m. (//«(. ^j^/. 531^ /• 'Fte «». F55- 
 f/. ^t^ w. — of bamboo, &c. to pin leaves. ^ or ^Tf /. 
 5j:ft/-as of a broach, &c. fffjl ?«.— of a ^f»f55r, ?rj^ w.
 
 TIN" 
 
 G38 
 
 PIP 
 
 Sharp (lartings or shootings like the pricking of pins 
 ( iu the belly )• ^TS^ "'• P^- ''• *TT, c5m. 
 3 linch pin. ^;FpEft-3TfW<t ^^f- 
 4_the disease of the eye. ^Tf\ f. ^f\ f. 
 5 Iri/liny thiiiy. ^JTft/- fTorqprst/ ^F^St/. 
 To Pin, v. a. fasten with a pin, Sfc. fRoft/.-^t^/. ^^^^- 
 
 ri>-.\rORE, Ji. 5=!T^ »T5I^^ «. [o/*- 
 
 To leave oft' one's \^.fij. 'flr^T^fT^ ^5:1 mctui-f^n?^ g. 
 
 riN--cu3HioN, »i. 7t=5ri'TT smf^'jq'raT^f %;%^ tt^/. 
 
 riS-MOSEY, M. allowance to a wife for petty expenses. ^Tcff- 
 
 Pjxcers, w. instrument for griping, drawing nails, ^c. 1%- 
 JT^ m. ^«IT <"■ <*t^ «• dim. atifft/. ?Tt5?T »»• (i""- ^tS- 
 ;rft/. — esp. of goldsmiths. TTsft/. Tft/. 
 
 To PisCH, «. a. sqtieeze hetween the ends of the fingers, f^- 
 JT^ »!.-f^m^/.-fMgTT «i.-^T^/.-&c. ^-qji^ot, f^- 
 
 2 squeeze, press hetween. f^JTJot, f%if3fff, ^T^. 
 
 3 gripe, oppress, press hard, v. To Oppeess. f^Tf, ^- 
 nW, ^^, ?fe5at. 
 
 4 straiten, drive to e.vtremitg or distress, v. To Disteess. 
 
 To bo pinched. 3T5=;rim, fTTW. [^'i^. 
 
 5 (the belly). ^ n. iTR'S-'Tt'^^, "ft^TinTT «.-3"'TmHKT m. 
 6 — as cold, &c. ^f^tv^oT, arg^^Sr, 'Tit^fT in. ^ojcT^. 
 
 To be pinched with cold. qji^'JI, aH<j^uj, qjfsjrST w. 
 
 efctUI y. O/ S. 
 
 7 — as clothes. ^^, 3TI^-^-^-&c. 3T^M, 3T5^"^. 
 PI^■C^. ?i. compression tvith the fingers. f^FT^ >«. f^PT^/. 
 r^Hdt/. f^M^il O'' ^^RT »»• pHHi or f^JTT^ /. Ph^Tkiot. 
 
 2 ( of snufi',&c. ) quantity compressed letween the thumb 
 and finger. f^TH^/. =^^ or =^.^f. 
 
 3 distress, strait, difficulty. 3Ti^'JT /. f^fT^T m. ^'^ n. 
 ?t^i^ w. »». 
 
 Pi>-cn-BECK, n. ■rm^ 3T^ ^'irefT %%?5 ^^ frr^ iTT^ aril. 
 
 PixcH-FisT, PrKCH-PESKT. See Miser. 
 
 PlXCHED, p. T. V. 1. r^Mdl qrlrt~5l, &C. 
 
 2 f^m^^T, &c. 
 
 4 arrqifm 3TTor^?5T, ?fT. 
 
 P. by poverty, arr^^, afre^r^, arifs'^T, ^r#P. 
 PiscHiNO, f. a. V. V. 6. and Pieecd.-o. ^r^P, ^5^ft^, ^- 
 
 Pisdaeie, m. — the freebooter, q^rft. 
 
 Body of Pindarics. qf^R n. 
 Pise, n. pinus longifi)lia. ^tf^f^pop. ^«)^K «!. ^n^ w. 
 
 Exudation from the p. •H<ci4='^ w. 
 To Pi5E, V. n. languish andicaste away, lose flesh under distress. 
 V. Le.vs. ^TCTf, qw, 1%^, 'TSJirf, g^^, ^F FTPPT-^- 
 
 2 longfor.^ ivhine after, Sfc. v. To Desiee. qPT^, ?^ ot 
 
 -g^^/- t^rnoT, ?:r^FOT.-qk «i-^n/.-?:Tq/.-K'Trr »). qof 
 
 g. of 0. ^^55T O)' Tr^5tT m. tTT'Jf-^'Jf, 2J?; »!. ifiJf-qrw. 
 Pi>-E- APPLE, n.— the plant. aFTTO o/- ar^HT^/.— the fruir. 
 
 3TJRH or ^ra in. n. 
 Pinery, n. aT?nT?fr=^ iT^r m. 
 Pinole. See Enclosure. 
 Pinion, n. v. Wing, ^t^ m. 
 
 2 land for the arms. H?T^^ 5Tfq"^qT=^ ^?oft/. 
 2b Pinion, v. a. lind or confine the wings. Tt^ m.-&c. ^itqoT. 
 
 2 confine by binding the arms to the body. f^^^^Jf. pl.- 
 
 ■RBW^f. pi- 5?f'--m, ^^ ^7CTr, =q^ir^ijf, ^ w. ;?/. ar^^- 
 
 Pink, n. ^ <p5 3Tt'^. 
 
 2 — the colour, qfsn ftf«rfRn m. qpr^T w. 
 
 3 pinnacle, tip top ( in excellency, cj'c. ). ^ftKT/. 'RT^^T 
 /. ^f^^ m. fk^^l n. 
 
 To Pink, v. a. pierce tvith small holes, v. To Pieece. ^^PT 
 
 ?5^ JTT^ «. pi- "TTS'if . 
 To Pink, t^. ». See To "Wink. 
 Piktk-ETEd, a. having small eyes. ?I^TH 57x^1=^7, f^TH^it- 
 
 Pinnace'w. ^% Wrq^ =TTq an^. [OTTrq «. 
 
 Pinnacle, «. — of a buildinj)-. ^5i^ m. ^T n. in?fT5|fT «. m- 
 
 2 s;3M-e, s/ifl/i;. gsc^ m. dim,, f 55^/ i%?jn; ». 
 
 3 fig. acme, summit, ^w: «. "FoE^ ??}. 
 
 Pinned, ^. v. V. CTWt ?7T?r3'i7T, ^"^51 qr^T^OT, &c. :Ftf3i=T. 
 Pint, «. v. Measuee. In some places it is arq^tr, in others 
 
 Pioneeb, n. — of an army. ^?J^T. 
 
 Pious, a. godly, religions, devout, — persons. 'Tf^'RT^ or ^- 
 f%iT?T, q^^vt^, qim^, q^r, qm, t'^H^rPF, i'^^^TTR' 
 01, "RTTr'^TTT^UT, qTKT'4F, TTTTTT'^^, %q''Tf^!?q''JT, ^Hf^- 
 
 2 proceeding from piety. Tf^'TT^r=5n', Hfef^hTT, f s^T- 
 
 3 practised under the pretence of religion. qg'Nqr f^fH- 
 
 Piously, aify. v. A. T^if ^^, Tf^HFIT^, ^>^f^%^, &c. 
 Pip, w. ( of fowls ). ^ m. ? 
 
 2 ( of an apple, &c. ). ^MT »!. ^ff^ n. 
 To Pip, ». «. chirp. =^ w.-f^q^q-/. ^?:nr. 
 
 Pipe, n. tube. ^??\f. ^■hf. T-|55 m. (Zm. q'^s^/. ?TfS;^T/. 
 2 — the musical instrument. "T^T or qtlTT m, dim. ^\^'(^f. 
 ifRT m. dim. "TT^/. ^rf^/. 3T?^it^ n. q->ft/. ^^^fe^T/. 
 iroT m. — esp. as made of a plantain-leaf, mango-stone, 
 &c. Mmuft or NHIuft/. (mmiCI/. qq^ or qM «• fq^ift/. 
 
 To stop one's p. fig. malce to be silent. 5'1\/. sj^ %l^ 
 g. ofo. 
 
 3 cfl**. ^\^ n. 
 
 4 tobacco pipe. "^JT »». 
 
 To Pipe, t). n.play on a pipe. qf^T »!.-&c. eTRI?^. 
 2 V. To Cry. rs'Jr, il^; m. /-Z. q^. 
 To begin to p. sfT^if =JTT^^TiS,
 
 PIT 
 
 639 
 
 PIT 
 
 PirE-CLAT, n. fqjpoi^f OT./. ^3t/. W^vi.f. \^^or V^-f- 
 
 PiPEE, n. Piping, p. a. v. V. 1. qnrr-itc. ^T^PTtJllTT. 
 
 I. piping hot. iTTKTin;^, g-?|^ or 3^. 
 Pipkin, n. v. Pot. jti% h. ^\z\ m. dim. ^rrt./". 
 
 Glazed p. ?rm^I% n. [^JT'TT5./".^?tTT/. 
 
 PiQUANCT, «. V. A. 1. ^iT^fiTrTqTiTr }»■ '^^=^f'^^^\ m. &c. 
 
 2 ^iTft?T'T<iTT m. &c. =^rf^X/. 
 Piquant, a. liigUy seasoned, S^c. ^MW^'^i '^^T, ^il^'Jftrr, 
 
 ^^nr^jftrf, =qK=?TfffT, =5rnT<^, ^r?.hv,. 
 
 2 fig-, u-itty, smart, v. Shaep. -cX^VTrT, 3T0T^, ^r^^HT?:. 
 Pique, n. slight offence taken. =cft5 /. v. q^, ^^^\ m. ^^H^ 
 
 f. rt^/. #qr/. 
 
 iTo Pique, v. a. offend.^ nettle, Jret, cjv.v. To Angee. 1^'*R^, 
 
 f^^t^ 3hiu|ui, ^rr in. 3^itJTCTr, ^rfiT^, ^r^, ^-^iui. 
 
 2 stimulate, touch with some ^mssion. arPTHHI'H ^3^, 
 
 3 ( one's self uiiou ). arfHKR wj.-qirrrT j».5tro5»Tijf y. ofo. 
 fiRt^ «. qf sq-or-siToSq^ y. of 0. xj-iT m. qf i^of g. of o. 
 
 Piqued, p. v. V. 1. f^fft^ 3Tm#5JI, &c. ^m. 
 2 arf^rm^H m^%?5T, &c. 
 
 PlEACT, n. roblery on the seas. ^^^^]^^^(^--^i^-^T;m^^ <!^^a\ 
 
 tn. n?r^?T Y-^ «• ^i^'i'^i '»• 
 
 Pieate, n. roller on the sea. ilt=5iJrrT«n:-&c. ^T^^^TBOTT^, 1- 
 
 ?w?r-&e. ^tmrr, n?r^ ^^t^, =cif^_ 
 
 Band or body of pirates. =5rf^ n. 
 2 ^ZT€. T?J5irf w. =qf^^ iT?55lH w. 
 Pieatical, «. =;fi=EqTqT, xtt^cT'JirqT, ^J^HR ^^if^T^nrS^'TT^. 
 Piscation, 11. fishing. HT% '^ «. 
 Piscatoey, Piscine, a. lelonging to fishes. JTT^lf^r, iTf^q-^'sf- 
 
 Pisces, n. — the zodiacal sign. jft?r m. [»TF?^TT^. 
 
 PiSClvOEOUS, a. living on fish. JTF^qTIlff,^?^^^^,^?^!^^, 
 Pish, interj. — espressing- contempt, impatience, &c. f"FS,^, 
 
 fT>3?TT, f^^, flsSt, S, 3?T, fl5:,3t, fq% ^:, '*TtT,^^T or ^^. 
 PisMiEE, «. V. Ant. 51ft/. 
 Piss, To Piss. See IJkine. 
 Pistachio, m.— the plant and the fniit. ffwr m. 
 Pistil, «.— in botany. qcqiiJ^HH in. TH%?iT in. ^'t%^^ m. 
 Pistol, m.— the weapon. cTH^T or rtq^r »".fT??nc7 or fTfHFS 
 
 n. from the English is common. 
 To Pistol, v. a. Pf^r5T^ "TtsTt qit^ JTR^. 
 Piston, n. ( of an engine ). 5j-qT m. %q^ ?i. %1'3TJPT5'^ /. 
 Vn, 11. cavity, hole, cj'c. ^T^/. ^^CTT '». ^aiJft/. 5!^5ft/. 
 
 ?^r5T »J. 155T m. qR/. ^-flT «l. Irtf /. '^^Z in. ^f=En: «. 
 
 — intern. ^r^T? «. 
 
 Pits & holes-compreh. or indef. m'^r^^^f. ^t^spffoT- 
 
 qr ?«. ^t^^^otTT ?»• !Fff^^=5?7 n. 
 
 2 ( as in stone, wood, &e. ). ^V^ f [/. 5?Tf^/. 
 
 3 ( as of chalk, stone, clay, Ac.) v. Quaeet. ^w/. 13^ 
 
 4 ( of the stomach ). n\^f. ^n<f T%/.-??5Erff/. 
 
 5 ( of the small pox ) ^T^ ^TTH^fT ^oft/ %^^i;m m. 
 G ( of a theatre ). ^Z^ ^Tt^fr^ fT^<T ^mr/. 
 
 2b Pit, r. a. mark with little Jiollotcs. <?(w«ir/. fl.-^'^Jfpl- 
 
 ■&c. ^TS^, 
 
 2 set in competition. rSSNI'H ?rRof,qTT^ ^RmTH ^rq^. 
 Pit-apat, nr/v. with palpitation. Vf^.v^^, or fcT'T'^,'-4^IvT<?v q- 
 
 ff^^iJTOT^ or JTRR?:, JT^ or 3^'5'i;,p^, ^5f, 53?f . 
 To beat p. tjq^5:T^<Jt, ^r'^rrn. 
 Pit-fall, n. pit for catching leasts. =^TX^^f. 
 Pitch, «. resin. TW.f. ^P5 m. ?T?i''TT w.— used in paying 
 ships or boats. «?iRt/- 
 
 P. darkness. ^^ 11. WA^ f^FfTf^/. 
 The coating of p. applied oyer the bottoms of ships, 
 &c. f^TTR or f?T"PR/. 
 
 2 rffyree of elevation, jtpt «• 7^^ft^ TR n. jt^st^TRT »• 
 Highest p. <?<i+.iyi/. J?:;^^ wi. Hf% «. 
 
 To such a p. <^'«T«IT, t^-imlejri'r. 
 
 3 (of voice). iT6tT»». ^^ pop. ^m. 
 A high p. i^4iy<w». 
 
 4 See Slope. [^.z^. 
 To Pitch, v. a. smear with pitch. r\7.f.-&c. ^T^^-^r^^f^• 
 
 2 throw., T. To Cast. ^nRof, ^^or. 
 
 3 (a tent). ^, 3'HRai, 3"HT ^?:'JT. 
 
 4 (a tune), ^m. tT^of, Hj^^irfH/. ^^"if. 
 
 5 (the \oice). ssr^^. 
 
 To be pitched — the voice, an instrument, &c. ^riot. 
 To Pitch, v. n. drop, Ught.^ settle. -icKuj, srtctj^ "T5^, fT2m.- 
 
 2 encamp. %K\m.-^'^-V§^f■'&c. ^5t, <T3:»». ^ot, a'^m. 
 
 3/flZZ headlong. ?tf-iM-&c. ^FS^ T^ot, 3I^T=^'n-5Tf=^;- 
 
 &c. i)\'^H T^^. 
 
 4 upon;/* choice.^ v. To Choose. q^cT ^^. 
 Pitched, a. (battle), esff ij?}^ %%?5r, ^f^r. 
 Pitch-faething, n. — the play. ']r^^rzmf. pi. 
 PiTCn-FOEK, n. fork for throwing with, ^^^pjft/ ?^r%TT«. 
 PiTCn-PIPE, ^. instrument jor pitching a tune. '^m. 
 PiTCHEE, n. earthen vciscl. m\m. ^TPTT/. H3^n. H^^T/. 
 
 JT5^«. %lJin. ( dim. \imm. %X^f. ) ^^w. JHm. ^^n. 
 
 Circle of straw, rope, &c. to place under a p. \V^,^n. 
 Half of a broken p. ^;^]FJ^■ ^."^W.F.n. m. if^^.\^m. 
 Lower portion of a broken p. ^jmn. H^ or H^n. 
 P. with a spout. ^)ot^T»i. W'X\ or m-^m. 
 P. with the mouth, or upper half broken, ^rsi-^rr^m. 
 
 Upper half of a p. as broken off. W^Z^^m. ^FBTTTwi. 
 
 Piteous, a. that may crcite or move pity, mournful, dolorouf, 
 
 S)'c. JpT^f riSTMT or ^\^, %f5f?J^Hin or ^njft, f+.-^.tJIuir 
 
 or tfTtrft, sftH^fmr or ^\^^\H^fvn\ or entn't, qn'^^rmr or 
 
 ETmt, ^FTq^fft^, &C. :f;^.OT, q-.^R^T?!!?^, <t5T, T3^r, 
 
 p. accents or tones. f^Faf^oSTT or W-^^.Z^f- pi. v. ?, 
 
 W.^^f. SPKOTT/. q:?CTI^»". ; /.'fCTVtT/. 
 
 2 deserving pity; miseralle, ^c. T. "Weetched. |:^Nr,
 
 PIT 
 
 G40 
 
 riA 
 
 3 compassionate. See Pitiful. 
 PiTEOisLY, (i(?i>. v. A. 1. ^^^^ ^F^H, ^^^J^TT ^3;?!, ^ 
 
 irfw </t'f^ ^pT^T'rft, v;^\^^\ or ^■\^\^\^\ v. ^pt, irotnaEf t>. %. 
 3 5;%^, &c. ?^^?r, ?^m%, &e. 
 
 PlTEOusXEss, II. V. A. 1. ^t^T^mT'iTrm. 'W'f^^.^]Wm\m. &c. 
 
 cfil+^FT/ +|+ctrm01IW. 
 
 2 ^TTW^iTrTT/. 3THqi4NI'-4dT/. &c. ^». 
 Pith, «. soft inside of plants.^ ^'c. TTTrwt. H5«. TTw. 'fk»». 
 
 2 quintessence.^ cream, sum and sulstance, v. Essekce. 
 
 3 enn-gy, spirit, fire, xigoiir, ^c. ^'^n. ?rR>». n. ^^m. 
 ^?i. vft^W. ^cpfm. ifSEn. aicE^?rt/. H^^rTf /. 
 
 PlTHIXESS, 1!. V. A. 2. ^;!. ^^)». ^f5r». ^5r>». «loJ^€t/. 
 
 H^ir^/. ^Fw». ?TTT»J. ?!. [f^»f. 
 
 Pithless, a. wanting pith. l^nsEr-fJTTrzT, aWTT, 3Tn»f, 
 
 3 tfa«/my energy, spirit, Sfe. f?f??I?^, 3T?nT, f^^lV, ^- 
 
 PiTHT, a. //ni>i«y, ij'c. pith, q^^, nT'-'TT^, T^^€, ^F^T^, 
 ?m, ^^F^, ^fT^cpF. 
 2 forcille, energetic. ^TTJR, ^1:qTR, fJT^, q^q;^, if3!- 
 
 Pitiable, a. deserving pity, miscralle, v. Weetched. ^qj 
 
 ar^cq^ ^^\\^^^^ ^'trt=5t, s^'H'PR, ^tr^. 
 
 PlT^ABLE>-ESS, n. Y.A. ff^TTW^rTT/.^^'JTT'fp-W/: ar^c^rTT/ 
 
 Pitied, _p. v. Y. ^ %%ot, &c. ar^^fq^r. 
 
 PiTiEB, n. PiTTixo,/). a. V. V. ?qT q^TOTPn', &c. 
 
 PliirrL, «./«// of pity .^ compassionate, ^^r, &c. ^^STT^/Jo;). 
 
 JT^, ^?q, ??TTfN^, ^^^fT^, ?^NCTf, ?qT?--q, ??^~55, ?57rf^, 
 *t'"t',i ^P^^j ^I^f°T^, ^KnTr^ff;?, ?nFwjf^ ^F^^TT, ^^- 
 
 t^m, ^?>TT, ?qT^, Y°ft, ^"^r^r?, 5"nT5fr?J, ^^<t, 
 
 Some terms and phrages for a, pitiful person are ^qr- 
 
 tTFir, ^m^^, ^f5--T, ?qn%-'j, ^f^ftr, ^mfn^^r, ^- 
 '<^5}y, ft^^^^Ts;, 5t^^'<T, ^%, <r^?R?T^, arraOTg, w- 
 
 2 pity-moving, v. Piteous. ^nF^rfsnTJir or ^rmt, qni^TT- 
 DTT or crmt, ^f^rl^lioir. 
 
 3 piteous, pitialle, miserable, v. "Weetched. qqr ^^TT- 
 
 ^^^^rmi or =rMt, ^fecrnjrr or smifr, t^ttos, ^^, <F?r- 
 
 PiTIFULXESS, H. T. A. 1. ««</ PiTY. ^ f. T^J^JTJ^J m. &.C. 
 ^^^f. ^^q- n. argqjqT/. ^Tr/.f^TrfT^ cffT^~?TT/.f^rTT<t 
 
 ^FPTsr^rr/. H^FWJr?rr/. 
 
 4 ^^wnr »». nqrotHuir »».T|.nMuii m. ^^mf. ^jcTPtt/. 
 
 Pitiless, a. u-ilhout pity, v. Ckuel. f%^?T, ^^j;^^ ^TTfl- 
 ^, ^JTrtfln, &c. ars^q-, 3T^?;ot, 5%-:F?:^-.te. iri^r or fff- 
 
 Pitilessly, arfy. t. A. Ih^/^Mctth, ^i^ \V^:^., ^pi^V%^\- 
 Pitilessness, n. v. A. f^S^TCTT m. ^'^\J^^^]f. WrtT^- 
 
 Pittance, n. allowance of victuals. H>n^/. ^^f. ^K m. f?T- 
 
 qr m. siR^vr ?«. ^t^s M. 
 
 2 very small portion or allowance, "l ^ M -'4rst-^^¥t-<S:e, 
 
 Mere p. See LivELinooD. 
 
 3 smaZZ qnaniity. iftiT 3T^T ot. 3T^f^T «!. 3Tfq^iTf3[I ?«. 
 ^rr-^^rra'T-^il+'^I vsed idth a noun. 
 
 An idiomatical way of rendering tliis sense is by the 
 
 use of some adjective meaning little, as STr^fsRTT a p. 
 
 of learning, 3T5<T^4^ a p. of money, &c. 
 Pitted, p. v. V. ?T«qr "?T5%?TT, ^Jsy <TT3^?!T. 
 
 I. ( with the small pos). <FrlrJT, J+?-"^=;i , ^cf|--ij| qoTT^T. 
 
 II.— a coin. ^'^mqr. [ qff^/. 
 
 Pittee patter, «. ( of rain ). '^Z^^f. ^V^Kf. f^Z'f\zf. ^- 
 
 2 ( of feet ). ?5^ or 55?.3/. 2?!<e««r^I?lT^ m. 
 To Pittee pattee, v. n. — rain. fefq^oT, I^^^t, ^r.^z adv. 
 
 Pituitaet, a. that secretes phlegm. W^'VWM^h. 
 Pituitous, a. consisting of phlegm, sp^^qi, ^F'F^T^T. 
 Pitt, n. compassion, Sfc. ^qr/. ^i^^l/. +t'UiK.H on. ^^^f. 
 3T5W/. Y°TT/ #^/- ^^"T/. «. ^raf FT/, y. ir, q^'f- 
 =r5!T ?«. ^JJJ^T^f. ^^^^ m. 5F5^5!/. ^ni«r/. +,|'t^u4| n. 
 
 To feel p. ^a^':F55 /.-q72^ST m.-ClST /.-^PF^/.-&C, 
 ifof "!. con. cFS5r55nr_ 
 
 To appeal to p. maJce piteous ivhinings and meanings. 
 W.^^^f. TFFiJI, =FT^5/. ^^of, ^FPF^^-^Tf ^Ffr JTCTr, 
 
 To take p. on. cpTqi5E<T/- =F^. 
 
 2gro\indof pity ^ cause of grief. ■^^^W,\mn. ^?r|H «!. 
 
 |:^RT ^Riir n. 
 To Vnr, V. a. feel compassion for. ^\f-&c. ^F^of ?«VA JfT 
 
 "Jo- ^/.-:FFFfrT/.-q?5J^55/.-JF5t?r55T OT.-!Fk/.-&e. qui 
 
 2«. con. icith g. of a. ^ot^oEoif ivith m of o. 
 Pivot, n. pin on ivhich any thing tttrns. ^z\ m. 
 Placability, Placablexess, n. y, A. ^rnq^ftqcTf/. ^\m' 
 
 ry, petty, xcretched.^ sorry, little, insignificant, Sfc. li Placable, a. that may he appeased, m^^, ^^W^, ^\- 
 
 TTT ni- STTTrfV Ti- r .,^, -_. Q. 1 1 -. . r^ 
 
 fSR^TPq-, ^nf^^T^T^^T, 3TRT^=ftq, ^RT'^T. 
 Tlacavld, n. icriting posted in a public place, ^f^^ fs^fofi 
 
 Place, «./7or;w« of «/?afe. ^JTPTi m./ fe^M «. f5^<7rf »). 
 ^1^- I Sm m. srq- «>. ^^ «. :r^^ m. ?'<Tr?f ?i. ^'^T^ or o5 7». iftrT 
 
 Pitifully, adv. 
 ?qm??R. 
 
 4 mr^m-], ^^T rfed. fH^FRM^,
 
 PLA 
 
 Gil 
 
 At tlie p. (house, country, &c.) of. ^'<T or WA tcilh ^<Tr. 
 Trom all places arouuJ. fiT^|^ f<^'Tff, f^?3^ 
 
 Genius of a p. ?iTR5TT^l?>:q' ». 
 
 lu both places. JTq^. 
 
 In every p. or direction. f^^\ fri^5. 
 
 In various ])laccs or parts. ^PlT^PT. 
 
 In a by p. St^rqt. [ ^\Z^\. 
 
 Of wliat p. ? ^5^T or ^"fj^r, f^^-f 5?^ or WA^tF.- 
 
 Of which p. — relatively. ^'<T^T or at, ^'<fT^. 
 
 Purification or clearance of a p. ^'tT^^lfj/. 
 
 Search of a p. on moving from it. ^'tft^^f^/. 
 2 ihce of, fJieprojter jilace. ^TTT m. f. fe^proT n. fj-TJMT 
 «i. 5H M. zm m. irfJT »». ^FTT m. FTl^ «. ?'tt?5 or 55 «. 
 %^T «!. ^Tr?=rr/'o/. nr^ & ^tl^/. ( in eomp. as |rT^TT?5r, 
 
 ^r^^TTHT, TTj^TTsj-r, f fq'^TRF, t^^T^, q~r5?rroi, &c. ), ^\^T 
 
 in. ( in conip. as rfr^Tl^Rr, f^^Rf, nt'F^r^TT, &e. ). 
 Out of its p.'^^^fsTrft^ or^Tf^r?!^, 3T?rrST^r. 
 To be in ( its or one's ) proper p. arPTrqi Tmft^^ 
 
 To keep in its p. fs^off s^fof . 
 
 To leave its proper p. 5^" m.-TJ^f\ f.-&c. ^\^. 
 
 To put into its proper p. feFluff S^T^. 
 
 Every thing- is good in its place. TFTf^sfr jflvTT "TnTtrr=^ 
 
 ^^ it^^K =^^^^. 
 
 'S room, stead. ^?mr m.f. fs^pT"! n. F<TR n. ?ifc5 or 55 «. 
 
 In the p. or room of. uTT^r, ^^r^F, ^^t, ^K'^ (led. ^\- 
 Z^^ decl. 
 4: post, official situation, v. Office, ^prr/. STfTTJff/ "T^- 
 
 5fr/. r-A^ or 55 n. [r-A^^^. 
 
 Dismissed, &c. from p. FTRVT?, ^'^R^^rr, ?'4r5>?'?, 
 5 room, loarrani, S;c.\. Geoukd. vFTRTm./. fz^^ n. 
 srrqiT m. 3TT«FT »«. 
 
 In the first p. Tf^^ o»' Tfl-qR, ^^T, g^r.— In the 
 second p. |?fT, ^H-TR, &c. &e. [»''y. con ). 
 
 To g'ive p. to, alloio the superiority of. ^/. ^ot (n-Zd/t 
 
 To give place, make room. ^Rf/. ^'Jf. 
 
 To take place, v. To Happen, effijf, ^%^. 
 G province, office, v. Business, ^fr ?j. ^fRrTT/. 3tc/ 
 ?b Place, t;. a. put, .set in a part icular portion of space. Z^- 
 ^, ^iTTTof-, ^q-g-ot, ^-4TT^T /.-'frf^R «.--q-T?r W2.-cte. qrc- 
 afy. o/o. 
 
 2 sei, /.r, estallisl. zm., TT^^, 3Tr4r^ w.-'fl-f^J-i^R w. 
 -^STRT »!.-&C. ERCTJ- y. o/ 0. [iT^, qt^. 
 
 3 ( in an office or situation ), v. To Appoint, s^ot, %- 
 Place-man. See Officeh. 
 
 Placed, p. v. V. 1. %?^?5r, &c. F^rft^, arf^ifq^r, fsj-^^, 
 ?5T^, 3TRnf^?r, 3Tr%r, f^ffir, g-nrf^^, j^ff ?r, fH^ff, 
 
 ?'-!^RTC^, F4?rr€3'. 
 
 2 %7%?5r, &c. 3Tf4i%?T, 3TT^5^. 
 
 3 %5T%?fT, ^H%=5T, 'fr^^^IT, <S.c. 3Tf?T'TRr€?, "^"iW.^. 
 Placenta, n. IH^'J^ «. 
 
 Placer ; ". Placing, 2'. «. v. V. 1. S-^inRr, &c, T'TrT^. 
 
 2 ^STOTRT, &c. arr'^R^, f^>:TR'Y, filtTTHr. 
 Placiii, (J. gentle, quiet, serene, <j-c. y. Mild. Ti'<T, ^i=r, ^ifrf, 
 
 *T^, ^'^, 3T^rtr, f^r^ft^, ^iffm^r^qj, ?H?rr, gnq^^. 
 
 Placidity, Placiuness, n. v. A. ^'<nir m. n'j^'^m in. S^c. 
 
 Placing, n. v. V. 1—act. zm «. F<Tn6T «. ^Ic. r<irR h. 
 
 ^^TT-Rr/. Stf^HR n. ^m m. U^W m. 5«mr^«.f^m'''. 
 
 2 %?0T «. &e. ?'<TT<T?rr/. aiT'-.TR n. f^T'^R n. ;j^q-R «i. 
 PlagiaEism, w. Z/Ve/-(7ry thrfl. q-*?r=^-?l^f<T-<.<:c. =qi^/ ^. 
 
 sr^T^lq n. :jrr5q-=qH ». ir'<^^ ". ^l£^^lq «. T^HT'Twr n. 
 
 Plaoiaeist, Plaoiaey, n. thief in literature. ?r*Tr^-<pf%%- 
 ^-&c. =qr^, ^15^R, ^PTS^^R, ^q^=qR, T^mi?!. 
 
 Plague, n. pestilence, cpiidcmic disease, y. Ei'idemic. ^i^f. 
 ^V?[f '^TR/. Tift/. HTT^ «». 
 
 2 y)T(r/ evil or calamity/, v. Calamity. 3iF<^ «. 'JT^'4 w/. 
 3R'<TrTR m. 3TR'iiI4R wi. 
 
 3 ;;«/, Jojr, ^e. s^q/. 3^tr/. ^HT^ «•. arrf^wi./. ^/. 
 TSR »». ^r/. ^^ W. ^^ »«. qf or 5T^r ^ wi. ^. 
 11. ■^z n. -riu^f. rflm^rsf. ^^nc m. l^Z n. qf?;^ n. Ef;=;f- 
 
 ^ ;i. ^inz n. 5^5 «. 5t^r?t/. ^^^^f. %wi n. ^z^m f. 
 
 ?I?5 n. ^T?^ «. g^^R n. ^iT^ft/. ^f^ «).— esp. as used 
 
 of persons, ^^it\ in. ^^^\'Zn. f%^»8. 
 
 To be delivered from one's p. Jfif?r m. ^Z^ g. of s. 
 To Plague, v. a. infest with pestilence, calamiti/, i^-c. JTTift"5T- 
 
 &c.fT?at,lTrrt^^-HKtq'^feT-iTT7^q'?T-HR^'i'Yf5?T-&c.^6fr. 
 
 2 vex, harass, ^'c. \. To Tease. ^JTT^iJf, if^'Jf, HfFR^, 
 
 f^T/.-3^?5r m.-^:^ «.-cf^t/.-&c. ^6t. 
 Plaguer, n. Plaguing, p. a. Plaguy, a. v. Y. 2. ^hmuiki, 
 
 qf^iTlTT, S^l^iJIKT, Ac.^'^q-qtiq^r or qorr, ^m^v^\or^^, 
 
 Plain, a. flat, level, smooth, v. Even. ?rTpr, ^R^f, tTTR. 
 
 2 !c////Oii< ornament. ^r^T, 3T^^RRf=f5^T, '^qi;^?R,'iTH- 
 fTFT, ■SR^qjR, f^RS^FR, f^H^or, ^^^^ft. 
 
 3 artless, simple, unaffected, not learned, not refined, ^'c. 
 
 ^[yrr, Hnzr, «r55?io5, ^r^rniw, ^to5^^ or ^q-, ^nr, sjtss- 
 
 4 o/)f», straight foricard, unreservcd,SiC.^ .Y^iX'SK, Blunt. 
 ^aT<q'jfr<=T, ^<f?H«>T, -TS^St^T, qfT^pTf, ^qt»T^I?tHT, T- 
 
 fc^ff?:, ?^, ^T?J5^=^r, ?r^?5 or :^. 
 
 5 not Icautiful., not handsome ; homely, tjr. — of features 
 ^R5?TT^r, ^TT'^ROTWr^r, CTT^r ?fTtTR^, S^r^OTRTR^r, 
 CTKt-q-JT. 
 
 G mere, hare, v. Simple. Hwr, ^^T?! or 55, J^J. 
 
 7 evident, clear, apparent, manifest, i^'c. T^, 3^jr, tff'P, 
 FT';i, o^r^, -flfH^-q^, sppTi^o/). !R7,sif^5;,!Ir!T^,5r555f55t- 
 
 To be p. clear, conspicuous, &c. — a stamp, 3R?^. 
 
 8 evident to the understanding, perspicuous,^^'c. v. CLE.\n. 
 
 9 unseasoned, cj'o. ^WT or 5?'<Tr, Pi+tII, ^fSJf^JT^T, 3T^- 
 
 ^^, ^4^?!5!Tf^fT^-^f|^-<S:c.
 
 PLA 
 
 012 
 
 PLA 
 
 10 not difficult, not emlarrassinff, SjC. ^T'^r, W^'^y ^^5 
 
 or 3, fsR^^frqr, f^^i^^ ^ T, f^Fiq^r^T, m^T, m\^. 
 
 Puix, «. level grouml.'^^sp^ n. ^^\i\f. qt'T'^" oi- VM^ n. 
 
 qr^T m. r[m m. rTZ^pI «• TT^ "«• 
 Plais, aJf. See Plaimly. 
 
 PLAi>--rEALi>-o, PLAi>--sroKEX,(?. Open, strairjlt forward, S^c. 
 
 V. Fba>-k,Blu>-t. ^H^?ft<T,^f?jr€trT,f^<jnr5?T,'^5'TRr?. 
 
 PiAix-DEALrSG, Plai.v-speaki.vg, n. spcnVvnri and acting 
 
 Kttliout art, disjtnse, Sfc. ^S^ or JM5lH<l<fl/. ^]^^C^\^m. 
 
 ^<m\i \ m. ^JTT^ST m. [ness. 
 
 PlaIS-IIEAETED, PLAIK-nEAETEDKESS. Sco FflANK, FuASK- 
 
 Plaislt, adv. V. A. 2. ^T^ dcd. ^^ft^, mH^f=ffr, ■^- 
 4 v. Feaxkly, Blu>'TLY. OTP, ?TH, ^^!5, ^'^^'ift'T, 
 
 7 ?^, ^T?, m'F, 5?T^, qs'^ftrf, ^5r5J, ?;5i?:^tcr, 55i^5fl?r. 
 
 PI,AI^■^•ESS, «. V. A. 1. ^m^TtJTT ?«. ^rre^TOTT m. ?fqr^/. 
 
 2 w^r^mr m. ^tT'^rflr^ m. ^rr^o' «. 3T?^^TKrf|?^ «. st^- 
 
 JfTTTTHr^ «J. ^50TTHT5r m. ■m^X]^^^ n. 
 
 3 ^T^TiTT m. HTOTOTT ot. yioi.y^'^MuiT m. ^W^W-^Wm. &C. 
 
 ■HWHi^T »i. ^.^7J^^s^ n. tfr^T «. ^^^^^tr m. 
 
 4 K^m^Hf^^T'JTT »i. ^^^f^n";^'". &c. ^^1 or ^^t[^X[t[ 
 f. ^^ZWlA m. 3>mjIT m. 
 
 G ^%"TWr m. %^51'T'JTT J». &c. 
 
 7 ^^STtTTH!. ^T'^TWr «!. &c. ^^^f. a^fJTsqflp/. STT^F^M. 
 
 5 J^rTCTTT m. ^\^m^^ m. &c.1?Tq «. fif^T^FTT/ ^- 
 tT?TT/. 3'TrPTT'4 '«. 
 
 PiALN'T, n. V. COilPLAIXT. ^/. flr?|T55 »M. 
 
 To make loud plaints and ululatious. ^^\ f.pl. f^V^. 
 2— in law. f^qr^/. tT«hn^ «!. TPTTTT^ m. 
 Plaintiff, «.— in Law. fp^rr^, ^fl^t, I^^^I^t, 37^-71^. 
 Plaixtite, a. e.xpreasive of sorrow, mournjul. g:^-^^ ^T^- 
 
 ^TOTHT, %f%r?5rmr or <^'T, sn^s^rr^ or oft, fj}j??5rT"JTT &«• oft, 
 
 «hl«h^d=Jlun or nft, ^^5^, 75^, ^Jj^.:p-^^f^-%'4^-&c. 
 Plait, n. doulle. v. Fold. ^ift/. q j^/. fq-ft/. 
 2b Plait, v. a. v. N. =?irDt, ^oqT/.pZ.-f7f=qT/.2^^-&c. qj- 
 
 ?^-^TTr50T. 
 
 2 ( the hair ) v. To "Weave. fq-ar3T,%oft/. ^^'^, 
 Plaited,/!, t. V. 1. ^nr^^r, f^^T ^TmSOT, «S:c. 
 
 Pla5, «. scheme, project, v. Design. •PtTTT/. 'TOc^rf/. rf- 
 ^^nft^/. 3-| »n. arj^'cTR ?J. ^TT^ m. 
 
 2 draugU, tnodel, ^c. «lrl m. JTH^TT '». ^T^^Tr m. ?npT<fTT «?. 
 
 3 ( of an engine, machine, ^'c. ) mode of construction, 
 operation, S;c. ^^ f. ^^f. W.r'^^f. jFf^/. 
 
 To Plan, v. a. scheme, devise.^ S;c. :pFT^T/-K?r^i^/.-H^;ft- 
 ^/.-&e. ^ot y. ofo. :pfrW, ^frfl'T, ^^of, ^r^of, Sff^ot, 
 2 nio(7e?, ^-c. '^iri m.-i^,^ m.-&c. ^Rot-^T^CTt y. 0/ 0. 
 
 To Planch, &c. See To Plank, &c. 
 
 Pla>-e, «.— in geometry ; levd surface. ^^ n. rlr5 n.W^f- 
 2— the tool. t<^ or t^T m. <f^oft/. 
 
 P. for roundiiii>- edges. ^iiUnR m. \j^-^. 
 
 To Plane, v. a. levd, smooth. ^nr^T^or, ^Rm-^TTT-^rR-i.tc. 
 2 smooth icith a plane. V^^., ^iif, ^i^HT'T/.-t'TT m, 
 JRot, i^\ m. f^q-q-. 
 Planed, p. v. Y. 1. ?TTT^T%^?5T, &c. 
 
 2 tq?IOT, t-4r fF^5r%OT, &c. 
 Planet, n. — the celestial body. ^| m. ^=m »». %T m. 
 
 The planets, — collectively. ^Tfl'JT w. ?T|H5^ ;}. The 
 Hindus reckon nine ( JftR^ ) viz. ^, ^sj^, iriTrS, IM', 
 n?, ^5P, ?Tf^, U;^, %5, or the sun, the moon, venus, 
 mercury, mars, jupiter, saturn, and the ascending and 
 descending- node. The two last are called minor planets. 
 
 An auspicious or good p. ^T^^, ^Vq'??^, ^^. — Four 
 are reckoned, viz. ^!^, ^, n^, =5?^. 
 
 An inau.spicious or bad p. ^f, 7Nq'|', ^5<T7^|.^ 
 Five are reckoned, viz. HT?5, ^'T, ^if^, ?T^, %g. 
 
 Ascertainment ( by calculation, &c. ) of the aspect 
 of the planets. q^OT^^^ «, 
 
 Calculations or tables for determining- the position 
 of the planets. ^^fTR'jft/- [f??/f/. 
 
 Diagram representing the aspect of the planets. q|- 
 
 Distance of a p. from the beginning of the sidereal 
 zodiac. ^r^-l'-J^ m. VW^% »»• 
 
 Incantations to render the planets propitious.^T^T?)!. 
 
 Longitude of a p. ?IPT?r^?; in. m^^^\ m. 
 
 Meeting of the seven planets under one sign; ^W^^f, 
 
 Minor p. iJT^Tf »»■ 
 
 Motion of the planets. q^^R m. 
 
 Motion of a p. in its orbit. TfrT/. 
 
 Planetary conjunction. #m?«. 
 
 Planetary malignity. ^spfrT or ^^if?r/. 
 
 Planetary affliction or evil, ^^^f. W^-<^] f. 
 
 Planetary aspect and influence. T^^lf. ^^^]^ m. 
 
 Planetary sphere. Tf^'HJB n. 
 
 Presents made to Brahmans for propitiating the 
 planets. iJ^r^R n. 
 
 Propitiation of the planets. J^^^\fH f. ■^^^r■^^ n. 
 
 Propitiousness of the planets. ^^'F.h. Jj^w.^n. 
 
 vSacrLfice in propitiation of the planets, ^^^m. iff- 
 m?,m. 
 
 The annual parallax of the exterior planets, and the 
 
 elongation of the interior. ^T^^.n. [^if^?. 
 
 PlaNEX-steuck, a. affected hy a planet. qpfrffeTrT, q'l'ftfl^, 
 
 Planetaet, a, belonging, Sfc. to the planets. T^^F, ^ffsfT- 
 
 qr^T, qf f^TT^^, q'^HT, trf in comp. (as q^q^JT, q^tjr, 
 
 &c.). 
 
 Planing, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^ir^r <^^n. &c. 
 
 2— act. t^^n. &c. rf^Tft/. t^TT or ^jm. rT^UTw. 
 Plank, n. piece of sawed timber. "Poft/. r\r^m. ^^m. 
 
 Ceiling or floor of planks. rf^TT^ft/. '^K^f. 
 
 Large p. "poET?«. 
 
 Eude or coarse p. 9>Sh. ( 
 
 To Plank, v. a. cover or lay loith planTcs. <TRof, t{T^off /.-
 
 PLA 
 
 G13 
 
 PLA 
 
 [tpsft t"o p. aud 
 
 Plakkep, p. V. V. crr7:%?5r, rr^T"?^ %%^r 
 
 ?fT=5TT, "Psft (in couip. as '^'P'poft one p.- 
 f^fF^-^qiTToft, &c. ). 
 Plank-ixg, n. V. V.— af^. qiC'ifn. <TOqT?ft^7T^". ^.Ic. qr?:<7ft/ 
 
 Planned, 2?. t. Y. 1. qY^%?ir, ^PT^^^T, ?:<=r^r, &c. qrf^Fr, 
 Planner, «. Planning, p. a. v. V. 1. ^r^tjiT?;!, ^^"JIRT, ^^- 
 
 A wise p. 3Tg^'=TRrf. 
 Planxing, w. v.V.l. qr3Tat«. ?;^ijfH. i^o. qT^irr^/. qr^?rr/. 
 
 KWUf. rn^Tf/ ira?5?T/. 3T5^q-T^«. ^^Hw*. 
 Plant, n. ve^elallc, cf-e. ^yft/ ?I^^f?r/. 5rrs». ?f3r5«. 
 
 Small or young p. ffi?". ?;'Nt«<- fsflSf"'. 
 To Plant, v. a. put info the (jroundfur p-owth. ?5Tcr<jf, h^^^ 
 
 To be plauted. fjrT^. 
 2 (a tree, &c.) set to grow. Pir^r^f, JT^. 
 y ( a post", &c. )Jix in the r/round, Sfc. fr-?!^, JT'jf, Tm, 
 
 To be planted. "TT"'t. 
 4. (a cannon, &e.) se/", direct. f%6t, ^r^fiT, %H(?r. 
 5 (a colony, &c. ) estallish, settle. ^^^^^ ^j^^iif, ^T"^. 
 Plantain, n. juusa paradisiaca, — the tree. '^f^f. imf. ^^t 
 /. — the fruit, %3». %rin. Some of the varieties of the 
 plantain are, W.^tlk^.., ^F^TcE, ^T^TTToS, nrsiTr^, f^^J oj- 
 f^Tj^t, 55rst%5! or 5%5fr%2; or H5?I— I the fruit of it, 
 ^5tS^S«. ) ^qs; or ?^%5it or ?Ti%55$o?r— (the fruit of 
 it, ^^ifii or ^?iif5;%S».) Tm%5; or TT^%3 or ?t%5:— (the 
 fruit of it, ?:nT%% or ?:M2:». ) ?fra'€t%5i5— ( fruit of it, 
 ?5rvT5'T%««. ) RTnT5St%3 or f^TqSE ( fruit of it, nTnR%2«.) 
 — Some wild yarieties are, ^^?7, ^T?ft, ^T^^?^, =Eftlf 
 or =EfqfaT or =qt>Jr or =;r%crft, 5f?l%5; or ai%55:, TR%55. 
 
 Buuch of plantains, or the bunch of fruit stems. 
 
 p:mn. ^m. "pint/, ^^m. k^M^f. [m. ^«. 
 
 Calyx of the fruit stalk of ap.-tree, the spathe. ^i^T | 
 
 Dried p. -leaf or a piece of one. srr25frr/.«. ^^5frT/)f. 
 
 Fruit stalk of the p.-tree. <ptriTw. [^J^n. 
 
 Heart or tender core of the stock of a p.-trec. WA^n. 
 
 Integument or coating of the p.-tree. ^PTn. ^N^«. 
 
 Instrument to cut p.-leaves. Rfq^T»«. TR^R)i. 
 
 Leaf of a p.-tree. sil /• In /.—Tip or end of leaf 
 divided crosswise, aTFTrrTsfl' or arrnm^it /• 3TFfrrff /. — 
 Portion, gencr. of leaf, divided crosswise. ^tST^sirT n. 
 — Leaf of which the end is broken otf, RT^ST m. 
 
 Last leaf evolved by a p.-tree. 3Tm3?I?T n. g'^^TR n. 
 
 Piece torn from a side of a p. -leaf. f^^JTZT m. dim. f%- 
 ??"T/. f^orr m- dim. f^V^ f. NfTrft /. f^ofT/. tppZ^FF m. 
 dim. ^w.i!\f. "Frs^n «. 
 
 P. just formed, ^t m. 
 
 P. -fool, mixture of plantains and millc trilh sugar and 
 
 spires. Tvm'^f- fv^fmlf. [gqfr%^ n. 
 
 Eipe p. peeled aud dried. g-T:^3 n. ^%2; n. ^%l: n. 
 
 Small slip or slired of a p.-lcaf. f^ftf. 
 
 Spadix of the p.-tree. %o5<f3 n. 
 
 Stem of a p.-tree. ^fsr »». 
 
 Stem of a p.-leaf. zjzt^ or rnzpzj vi. 
 
 Spike of unexpandod leaves of a p.-tree. g? /. qq- 
 CT »!. gsT^r ?«. t/m. g^rfr /. (or gr^r m. &e. ) 
 
 Young p.-tree. ^^^\ m. 
 
 Young p.-tree, as shooting from the root of its 
 parent. %25jr or %2;*rr m. %oi^r m. goNr in. JST^ or 
 
 HR^rr or jfMr >«. 
 
 To shoot out its spadi.x — a p.-trco. <l?l«faif, f^^. 
 Plantation, Planting, «. v. V. 1. sr^of n. kjn^n. &c. =ir- 
 q^'jft/. ?^ft5tit/. 
 
 2 FCIiUJf n. &e. 
 
 3 ^T^fot J!. aTTTR'jf «. <tc. sfRrrir «. vtrtt >». 
 
 I. /j/ffce planted. ^]z\ /. qri »». /. <P5 »i. ^R «. ifZ «. 
 t^r^'jf n. 3"q5r^ «. ^f^^^^ n. qrf^^jrr/. (esp. iu comp. as 
 f ?i?TTf^^, ^jftsfrft^r, itc. ) — e.sp. of vegetables, n^U". 
 — of coconnut or betclnut trees, aTTTT »'• «. — of sugar 
 canes, ^toi n. J^ft^ «. Xote, a provincial word. 
 
 Series of plantations. aTl'KHlfrl^ /. 
 
 II. See Colony. [^TJft^. 
 Planted, p. v. Y. 1. ?rR%?5r, ^nf%r^, ?5I?f ^Pi%^, &c. ?yr- 
 
 3 ^^^?5r, ^'i^??!, ^T^rrr, 3TRn%^r,i'i:c. 'frifrfq^r. 
 
 Planter, w. Planting, p. a. v. Y. 1. BT^tTTRT, ?5Tfl qrr^I'JrT- 
 
 3 Tra-tJIRT, 5?WRr, &C. 3TRr<7'JT^^T. [ 3Tm?:^T. 
 
 I. master cf a plantation. "Pl^^, «rR^r?IT, ^^^RT, 
 Plash, m. v. Puddle, sq^r m. S^T-T/f/ ?^n m. 
 Plasht, a. alounding with plaslies.^ v. JIaesiiy. S^^f'^r, 
 
 Plaster, «. (of a wall ). fi\^j]mm. pm m. 
 
 2 emplastrum. Vi^M m. n. ^^.^^f\ f. JTRrR m. n. from 
 
 the English is common.— esp. of medicaments aud 
 
 earth to an affected limb, OT m. r!"TT n. 
 A rudely largo p. p5TRT m. 
 To Plaster, v. a. y. N. 1. corfr tvith plaster. ^;^T^r m. 
 
 ^^, ?5^»»--3^^T»>. ■^i F.^^n.■^'^^^n.■&.i^. ^Rtjfy. of o. 
 Plastered, p. v.A^ ^f'^^] \.¥.^A .,&>• .f*\^.\z^V^\ .^ f=W,T;fOT. 
 Plasterer, n. Plastering, />. a. v. Y. fn-TT^fr ^totrt, %t 
 
 ^"JTRT, WT-?<T%T-*C. sprrr-^rRSfT-c'L-C. :r??;q^, S?^^. 
 Plastering, n. t. Y.— «c/. fnrTRr ^^ n. &c. j^T jh. OT^T". 
 
 ^'k^ m. g^TOT^r «■ fefir/. 
 
 I. plastei'-icork, \. Plaster. ^3Kr m. 
 
 or fashion. qf^oir';r, 
 vrr^R^TTr-^FRT. 
 
 2 capable of Icing molded, St'c. tfocf^nnrr^^rTI-HR^T-ctc. 
 To Plat, t). a. v. To "Weave. flrcTtrr', ^qrff, ;r7.>Jr, ifiiof. 
 Plat, Platting, n. v. \.—act. f^orcrrH. it>pot n. qf'<;fiT«. Tf- 
 
 •41^ or nf^DT/. 
 
 I. Korh- plaited. TflTir or rijtrr/. f^piT^H «. 
 
 II. ;)/fr<7 of flat, even ground, — esp. of a garden, Ac. ri^\ 
 m. ?TT<PT m.^^f.^^Jftf.^Z^J vm]K\f.^]ftT.rf.W^^>i- 
 
 1. plaster-icorlc, \. I'laster. RlrTRf 
 I Plastic, a. having pouer to give form c 
 
 I ^7.^7.^K^., ^s^m, arr^R^ToiRr, 'fl
 
 TLA 
 
 Oil. 
 
 PLA 
 
 l'LArK,n. fat piece ofvietal. <T^m. q5I;i. H^ or r^Zn. riw'i 
 or r\nt n. 
 
 Circular and tliin p. ^^Frft/. 
 
 A oopper p. — ou which frrauts, privileges, &c. are 
 inscribed. rn^TT^ »«. 
 
 P. of a belt. ^Tfrm/. 
 
 2 ai-mour ofphles. q^^Tt^ f^rT^^T «. 
 
 :j icrought silver or gold; vessel, i^c. of silver or gold. ^- 
 
 «1HR n. 
 
 4 vessel from xclticltfoocl is eaien. STT'EPT «. ^Rft/. "TT^ «• 
 'TT^T'T^^ «. BR^/. «.— of earth, qr^ or RTToS 7/j. «. 
 cinTft/. «<R-Ji «• ?TTR wi. n^ «.— of silver or other 
 inetal, FTipp «. dim. r^^t\f. HR ». (//h». rTT^/. 4TT?t/. 
 fTF^OT or rTT^^ «. — of leaves tacked together, T=5fT=T5; 
 /. fJn?nff /. ( Some varieties as to size, shape, use &c. 
 are, f5^1% or f^qi^ «. f?r^? «. )— of a leaf, piece of 
 malting, or sackcloth, &c. 5ra"%«. ST^TT »). Z\^m. Z[mn. 
 
 A p. or dish of victuals. 5T^ »;i. z{^ in. 
 
 Circular p. of leaves. JT5^«r?T n. 
 
 To Plate, v. a. ivasli with silver. J^c^qT^ k^ m.-r.^'m^ JT?5T- 
 
 Plated,;). v.V. ^rc^TT^TT^OTRT f^^^, &c. fiqsct, 5?irjft, 
 
 Platfoem, 71. plan, iclnograply. ^TPft^T-'jrqT-^&c. ?f^?TT »». 
 2/oor of plants, ^'c. v{^^, m. t^^ m. 
 
 3 plan, T. ScnEiiE. ipr m. 
 
 PlATDTO, «. Y. v.— flf^ H^JPTT %ljf ?(. .Sc. 
 
 I. uash ofsdver. ?:%fl^m.JTP^Rr m. ^TPT/. ^cqr^ qpjftrt. 
 PLATrSUM, PlaTDs-A, «. XT-^, ^{ti 3Tf"^ 
 
 Platted,;;, v. V. f^%?7T, Acrf^iifr?, ^ts't^. 
 Platted, n, Plattino, p. a. v. V. f<TOTOTRr, JT^OTrTT, Ac. 
 I. Iroad and slialloio dish for holding provisions. q^SE or 
 
 qn^ m. n. dim. m^f. ?rn^ «. ^ttw ?». ^?^/. ^rqr 
 
 m. '<1T5JT m. f/iwi. 'iTT^ft/. qtlrr/. Note. The above words 
 
 express different sorts of platters. 
 "Wooden p. q^ n. 
 Plaudit, n. applause, v. Pbaise. ^irara^Jit/- ^rTjT'TT/. 
 Placsieility, 11. v. A. 1. ^If^TPTRf m. sirrroTrTr^T m. 3T'<Tf- 
 
 *rra m. ^fFq-g-f^TTrTT/. 
 PLArsiELE. a. superjtcialh/ pleasing, ^'c. v. Specious. ^rnTT- 
 
 ^^i^mq^?T Efwrm^, sF^ft^, ^rrwr^TT, ^^^irrs, 
 
 'TRTFJT^, ?ifqtr^^, ^?T?rf%r*f, ^?q^npT^, affij-^RTHoftq-, 
 
 ':>TTqpnTTtiftq. [?Tmt. 
 
 2 v.sing specious arguments., S,-c. HrjIiJT nTS, Hrerq^T 'TIT, 
 PL ArsiBLY , adv. V. A. 1. ^m^ ^RT^^rnT f?ec'Z. q^ 5^- 
 
 ^fT%Fn ded. ?if^TmT^Tq%, tTHrrrrTraq^fq;. [ei^s'Jif. 
 
 To Play, v. n. sport, frolic. i^^M, '^^ m'-sfft3r/.-<S:c. ^of, 
 
 2 /oy, trifle.^ act ivantonly. ^TS^af, niTat, ^iJi. 
 
 3 contend at some game. %5i'jf. 
 
 4 perform on a musical instrument. ^\?J n. ^r^EfiJi, cfT^- 
 T'T, «rT^ «». ^rm. 
 
 5 operate, work, act, he in motion. %ot5t, ^F^iJf, «Tr£^, 
 %5E wi.-jqrqK m.-&c. ^Rof, ^51 m.-%?r/.-&c. frot 5^. o/s. 
 G move irregularly, lightly, tj'c, tcanton. '^^M. 
 
 1 — as a demon in possession, stir, tcorJc. g'H^ ^TT'Sf. 
 
 8 act a part, personate a character, v. To Act. ?ffn n. 
 
 3TMSt, ^frirnqr^trfr/ ^oi. 
 
 9 art in any particular character. ^}^^ with another 
 ' verb as A\*A'h\ ^rSJ^ T5^, to weep and play the woman; 
 
 JT^ ^rar^ ^nrr ^ot, to play the man and perform feats ; 
 
 %2T \]'S^ 5f^/- HKuj, to play the fool & talk nonsense. 
 
 To Play. v. a. put in action. ^^^T^T, ^K?r'^,^Tc5crr-^T^^tfr. 
 
 2 ( a musical instrument, &c. ). cTf^sfot, STJTT^ijf, %oj6t, 
 
 3 represent dramatically, v. To Act. ^F^of, JT^^T'^, %^- 
 
 4 perform, act, do. ^R^r, ^T«?OT, ^qi^^, K^T^T^ ( with a 
 bad sense-as tricks, pranks, &c. ). 
 
 Play, n. sport, frolic, diversion. ^ m. ^n7[f. ^f^/. hht 
 /. qRTj^ n. ^jT^rnq; n. riJTT^ir »». 3t?^/. f5f^:ira- »!. ^^- 
 ^ «. %r?5/. ^Tr?^ ?j. %5r^ «. f^%v^ n. fcf^rr »«. 
 
 Boisterous p. v. Eomps. ^J^^jT »». •^^>/■\=3^f. ■-J^T^.. 
 
 Boys-p. qK^oE m. 
 
 Skilful at p. f^rTTSl' or :|. 
 
 "What begins in play may end in a fi-ay. JT^^ft wXlr[\ 
 fTWff ^"trft, iT^'TfW f^irft.— Some of i\wphii/s amongst 
 children are, ariTiTTqR-in", 3Tf ^|^7, ST'^qT'^T^qr, S"?"q"Tf'TT^t, 
 
 ii^^rtWf, fsqrqTF or ettsT, ^f ^t, ^?5t, f g^, f^^, 
 fTfS. [/ ^?J^^?r?J n. 
 
 2 See G-AMBLiifa. 3. operation, action.^ work. ^oE «2. ip^T 
 
 4 drama. '^Z^ n. in. 
 
 5 practice, action. =mihi<. »i. E^=r^ '«• ?>f^/. %^ry. 
 
 G room for free motion. ^\^ m. a^^^^T »«. fq>T^/. jfl^- 
 
 SquiT m. %"HTq^m'4^ «. [ %5ft/. 
 
 Play-day, n. ^^\^-^^^^\-^€\^\-kc. fz^^ m. %5Jint/. 
 Play-fellow, Play-mate, n. ^jT^nit, ^r^FTST, ^TSfTSt, ^=r- 
 
 n^, %5rT^ Br^t-?TT5!ft-&c. ^. 
 Play-house, «. t. Tiieatee. ^v^w-W^f ^^Z^^^ n. ^]ZT>- 
 
 Hf^ n. ^fq?TT^T/. 
 Play-thixg, «. toy. %5E «». %5;5nirT ??i. ^^zuf ?z. 
 Played, ;?. t. V. A. 1. %o5^f!T, =^TmF.^l, 
 
 3 ?t?i;t^^t, %o!;^k^A, ?fqK.^^, &c. 
 
 Playeh, n. Playixo, p. a. v. V. N. 1. %3!7nTT, %5J-^5r- 
 &c. q^TWRT, -+liHM. 
 2 %^OTTn, THtrrT^T, TJT^^Sr or qmf T or ^Jmj. 
 
 4 ff?K? Musician. cTT^'sft. 
 
 8 and Actob. ^ffnitt or ^fFTTS^TT, mTTw^, m^\ or w"f- 
 
 An under p. Siiilt,
 
 TLE 015 
 
 Master or leader of a baud of players. ^Tr^'TT. 
 Principal actor or manager of a coiiipauy of players. 
 
 Strolling p. ^Jf^"]. 
 T. A'. A. 1. %^EfiJTRr, =qT?T5r'JTn:T, STST^sTOTRr, &c. 
 
 2 qr^q-'JTrn, etc. jfr^^, ^r^^Frrf. 
 
 Playful, Pj.aysome, a. sjwrfire^ ^f'c-. ^a^FT, ^^^^^^ s^HT- 
 
 sfp^TT, fm^, %?^rf., ^>5^t, Hi^qr, J^l^OT, ?>^r^,??^- 
 if oj- ^x, f^c5r?ft, i?^?T=rr5, ^rr^Rr, jTrr^rm^ii,^^!?!^, 
 
 ^STf^TT, ij^tsrafl, ?fr=^NT, Fft^TT^r^iJT, H^t^. 
 Playfully, mh. r. A. ?^5;i%, pT^l^, J?]^^, &e. ^SiT^qr 
 
 55T^, %^5, 5Pt5rf ^^, f^^l^^'t^, "Tftfw^^^r. 
 
 pLAYruL>Ess, PLAYSOiiE>"ESs, 11. T. A. ^ST^F^Tpif^ m. ^awqT 
 =ETT ^TT^r »«. ^^Srafl/- ^tSRTf^/. ^^5TT?:?rT/. &c. 
 
 Plea, n. — in law. ^rf^r^ m. g"TT?:TT^ «• TtR ?». 
 
 2 ^7(fl!^ tc/f/c/t M aller/ed in siq^i.ort.^ excuse.^ ijv. ■HTftfl ». 
 
 False or bad p. ^pffK^ n. srfMT m. 
 3 See Lawsuit. 
 To Plead, i'. n. speak, argne^ sujojlicafe, (jv. in lelialfof. 
 
 qn m. ■•sf^y{ ^j^, iiratif Kiih ?rT#r-^ft?tf-c<cc. cTr^ «j. ^- 
 
 ^lof-Hfn^, X'S^^f.-Vi^J^jf.-Sic. W'TS^ mlh wst -<&C. or 
 inth g. of 0. ^TTT ^TTT/. ^F^of. 
 2^0 Plead, v. a. discuss., maintain Ij/ arrjumcnts, Sfc. ^\^ m.- 
 
 2 allege in pleading, t. To Adduce. qr?!'jf, ?rfni^, ^5 
 
 3 o/fe;- /« excuse. frrfiTTT w.-^ra^r /.-^Ror K.-&C. ^fqof- 
 Pleadable, «. v. V. A. 1. qr^i^T-.tc. ^T^rar^Tr, &c. 
 
 3 f^m^ wfrTqT^TT-&c. 
 Pleadee, 11. Pleading, 2?. a. v. V. N. T?i t^vT ^WJ^K\.^^\- 
 
 I. T. Lawyer, ^i^^. 
 Pleadings, n. pi. srr^ sfpT^rft ^f=5ft rfT5:n;/. 
 Pleasakt, a. V. AanEEABLE. rfr?, =5ffiT^T, g^r^TT, ^^T^f , 
 
 2 See Cheeeful, Meeey. 
 Pleasantly, adv. t.A.1. g^ srft^TT (?fc^ ^^ <^l'il*<M'FTT<?ec?. 
 
 Pleasastsess, n. \. A. 1. ntft/. '^t^^^'^1 in. ^^^^^^^^ n. 
 Pleasa>-tey, n. gnyefg, Sfc. v. Meeeimest, Mieth. ^^TT^TT- 
 
 vfr/. kTinrf^ft/. ^^r?^T- f^HT^ ?». Tf^ ?». 
 
 2 sprightly saying, icitlicism, 8fc. M^WX^'C^^-kc. qt- 
 
 To Please, v. a. deliglit. gratify, gladden, ^i^ n.-sw^Z, m.- 
 t^^^ m.-^^ m.-&i:. snt-^^CTT, aTr^^firof, |q-iV'7f,^'T'TfirJf, 
 
 n^ «.-f5r?T n.-&c. g^n ^T>ji y. &/ o. ^q^^ girr-g^-^f^. 
 
 TLE 
 
 2 content, y. To Satisfy. ^PTT'TR «.-^?fl«r m.-<tc.!Riif, 
 
 3 suit, app-ove itself unto. 'iTR^, SfTT ^TT^, /«. fon. ^- 
 ^!=r-TF^-&c. 3T«or iH. coji. q^oi' /»). co,i. ^TfR^ q?<ff g. of 
 0. ^xjiif /h. con. H^?f-H^rff-7j^ft^.^T?Rm-&c. qiJr i;i. 
 £0». <Ti=riFT'Jif or qiRor m. con. ^i:^ui in. con. JTROt ih. 
 con. HPT^'Jif /?«. COB. 
 
 To Please, v. n. choose, list, v. To Like, ^^or /». con. ^- 
 ^ «.-W^ft/-'^/-&<'. 3TO"Jry. of s. iTHT't I". co«. JT^r- 
 ^-g?fT?r-H'^f^ -&c. ir^r /«. coh. HHOT in. con. 
 2 — as a word of ceremony ; fo;i(^'*ccH(/, le pleased. ^- 
 Tr/ ^F^ ( as ^^\ ^F^ ?i ^^^ m, please to <rivc wo 
 that ). 
 
 Pleased, /). T. V. A. 1. and Joyful. g^%^?^, 3TT^^%=JT, 
 
 That is easily p. ar^TO^q, •bTr'ra^r^. 
 To be p. arr^^ m.-^'rTpT m.-&.c. iTl^iJi i'h. CO?/. ^f^rT'i, 
 H^"??, — in/ou'. snH iira g^T fi'it. 
 
 2 ^KTKTR %^?M', &c. ?TH^, ^nrf^JT, HTf«m, ^, HJf, 'Ii'h?!. 
 Pleasee, «. Pleasing, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ««(rAojiEEAi!LE. 
 
 ^?^ ^Tcrrm-^uTFT, arr^Tfii'JinT, ^'tf^aTFT,Ac. ft^n^r, t^- 
 =F, JT^rt^q;, g^ir^, g^^, g^^?', ^^if^q-^, t^\^^, ^^- 
 
 sf^, &e. ^^, ^f^T, ^q-, ^f»T, fsrq, iT^:fiR, rfpfq;, 
 
 Pleasing, n, t. V. A. 1. — ne;. g^3^ «. aTH^f^Sr n. 
 &.C. m^oT «. ^WiT M. 3irii^ Ji. ^TFf n. ^^ It. iTtfT^- 
 
 2 ?rmiTT?r ^5;6t n. ^m n. ?fiq-aT »!. 
 Pleasingness, 11. V. A. ft^TT^T'Jrr m. ^^ilM-fT^ n. t^JFSj- «. 
 
 ^[^■(.•il/. ?!??:'-''? «. [S.INTNESS. 
 
 Pleasueable, Pleasueableness. See Pleasant, Plea- 
 Pleasure, n. delight, gratification, cnjogmcnt. ^^ n. 3TT^- 
 
 ^ m. ^nnr m. ^ m. ^\f[f. ^M/. gj[Tr?ft/. 5f^/. rfr- 
 
 fjRT?r w. ^TH M. sftf?r/.--2«/tf««. See Rapture. 
 
 Carnal or sensual p. f^TT^^^T «■ f^'^lMH^ m. -FnT «/. 
 
 True p. ?rf^^m Wi. 
 
 Why make pain of a p. ^r ^RqM ^FRT ^J(\ H ^F^TT^T. 
 
 2 choice, liking, tcill, inclination. W^f. ^^vt/. f^UT/. 
 
 At p. +1*1 ri:, q-'-LfT^JTiT, sr^^iT. 
 
 3 loose gratification, sensual enjoyment. f^<TgH «. ^'7- 
 qJTFT m. HrifeRT m. f^T^m m. \'!^'i{K\^ in. ^^f. ^^- 
 
 Goddess or genius of p. i.^\^^\f. 
 
 4 cause or occasion of pleasure. g^+ROi h. ^^'^ ?«. 
 Pleasure-ground, «. ?;>TPTr^ ^Fir/. ^OTT ?«• ^3r?r^FT^- 
 
 ^ n. f^ai^q-^ «. 
 
 PlEASUEE-HOUSE, 7!. f^^?r*tf^ H. 
 
 PLEASURE-nuNTEii, Pleasueist, 11. person devoted to pleasure. 
 
 Hyfr, fJFjret, f^ifr, t^, t'l^r, ^%, %fr, ^?rpt, 5^-
 
 PLE 
 
 GiG 
 
 PLO 
 
 f rvrr or ^ir^t, ^^fr^ft, m^^r or j^^^ft, ^rar^r, fl'^ft m- 
 
 ^r?ft, ^<n, ?"n?ft o»- fliqft, ^^TH^.— Some appellations 
 nuJ attributives, Ac. are ^^ir?5^^, q^TOll^rlK, gi=rT^^, 
 
 Plebeias, a. vul'jar, v. Low. ifstf ^ft^, ?rT?^qpr^^r, ^^ 
 PixDOE, w. V. PiwK. n^oT «• arrfq ?». 
 
 In p. By way of p. TfT^R?:. 
 
 [^57 
 
 2 surety, hostage, xcarrant. S)'c. ^TKt^T f- 3Tr?5/. fir^oT «• 
 2b Pleuce, v. a. pawn, q^ %5pif, T^F'T rJW^ |"Jr, I^M^T?:- 
 
 2 yii-e as trairant, seciirili/, (j-c. 3?r?ft?T-&c. 3^'^, ?TR'T'>. 
 
 -nfrur«.-ctc. s^r^. 
 
 To p. one's self (to a work, &c.). B?ft^ JIT'Tm. qiJf. 
 To p. one's word. TT^F/.-JTTT/.-sr^^M.-STfflfTT/. ^. 
 
 Pleegei),/?. t. V. 1. nfTiT %Jr^?iT, &c. arrefr^^Ff, fHf?^?. 
 2 ^n€t?r 35r%?=;T, &e. [^^^, ^^^^^. 
 
 I. rtff< /if/s 7)?f</7f</ Ills I'-ord. hr; f^^l^r, ?^?rqf?rr, ^tt- 
 
 Pledget, n. — iu surgery, ^i^f. [f^HTw. 
 
 Pledgikg, n. V. \. l.—act. n^m S^'^th. &c. '^^H■mn. 
 
 2 3^11^ S?"^ n.SiQ. 
 Plei.vis, Pleiades, n. — tlie constellation. ?i%^ /. fk'^m. 
 
 ^T?TT or WA7:q\f.iil. 
 Plexaeily,Plexaet, &c. See Completelt, Complete, &c. 
 PtEyiLL'SAB, PLE^■ILL•^'AET, a.rclalint/, i^'c. to iJie full moon. 
 
 rLE>-iroTE>;cE, n. fullness of^on-er. ^^^\WtAn. ?iiTT2<fq'ii<TT/". 
 Plexipotext, m. having full 2>omr. qnf?IT'4, Wflf^iTTH. 
 PLEyirOTEXTlAliT, 11. jierson invested talJi Jull /jou-ers. TF5- 
 
 PtEXiST, «. one ivho maintains that space is fidl of Quattcr. 
 
 Ple>'iiude, n. fullness, — as opposed to vacuity. ^^'rTT/- 
 2 fullness, completness, exuberance, Sfc.'^Xm. 'TyTHT/. ^fj- 
 
 f^/. 3r'+'i«. ^^.^m.'^'^^n. 
 
 PtESTEOUs, Plentiful, a. copious, abundant, &,'€. t. Exube- 
 
 To be overllowingly p. OT^of. 
 Plexteouslt, Plextifullt, adu. \. A. g^^r STTTT^FTT- 
 
 tTTT^-Ac. decl. gc^ 3T?TT f?ec/. HT^J, sf;!^, qi^poS. 
 Plexteousness, Plextifulkess, n. v. A. rajf Plextt. t^- 
 
 Plextt, n. abundance, T. E.xueeeakce. qir^F^qtJrr?". 5^^ 3'- 
 7T^r^FTT<Jrr'«. JT^f^ or Z\m- S'^JTI^WJ. fsr^SrTT/.l-qFq-n. 
 
 Overflowing- p. rlR'K- ?5f5T»». 
 2 state of abundance of the necessaries of life. gcf^M. 
 
 Time of peace and p. g«raT^5J?». 
 Time of p. and cheapness. ^^55 or g^TolOT. 
 Pleosash, «. redundancy of v:ords, ^^fHxmm, ^lo^iT^?^ 
 
 PizoxASTic, fl.v. N. ?iT*^r^?^Tr^, ?T57Tf?T^TJTr^r, &.c. ^v<j. 
 
 Plethora, n. fullness oj blood or habit. l.WA^^^^m. ^^rfg^q 
 01. arfnjf^/. ?;^fqTT". Prar^w. 
 
 PLETnoinci a. v. IS'. ^^rffT^TTT^T, 7?J5Tf^T^qr^, 5:Tf;fqTTr^r. 
 Pleuhisy, n. inflammation of the membrane of the chest. 
 
 Pleuiutic, a. t. K. ^i^T^T^TPft. 
 
 Pliability, Pliallexess, Pliaxcy, «. v. A. 1. ^AW.'^^\>n. 
 
 Pliable, Pliaxt, a.fe.-eiUe. FCq-TT, ^^-T, ?^^^?, ?t^f^?T, 
 
 2 Ug. soft, yielding, ^^^]■^v^^v^.| ^^Hr5rT^,5^,5r3'r. 
 
 To Plight. See To Pledge. 
 
 Plight, n. Sec Gaoe. 2 i^fl/r, cff«r, ij-e. y. Coxditiox. a^^qr- 
 ^iTT/. f^'A^f. ^pop. n?T/. 
 
 3 27/ condition, miserable state, picMe, Sfc. T. JIess. 1^ 
 pop. ri?f/. ^^^f. =51^^/. miT/. ^STf or ^y. lo^.fRT 
 or ?TM. q^SFT/."^?IT/. 
 
 Plixth, «. — of a wall. ^Toft/- ^"lin «». 
 
 To Plod, v. m, drudyc, ij-c. v. Toil. ^"Tot, ^"J w.-s.TR '».- 
 
 2 trnvil or worTc ivith heavy diligence. XK n. W,iv\ or Jp^- 
 ^ ■^]^-^wM-'{\JW■^-'f^^'^^^^ n. ^^0T-&c. aTT'TWT^-^JTR- 
 spiHRr-c^tc. ^?T ^pJf-f^T^f-fi 3im-&c. 
 Plodded, «. Ploddixg, p. a. r. V. 2. X^ ^J^TT ^mRT-fll^- 
 
 Plodding, «. y. V. 2.— act.\K w.^^ n. '^^\^-T^'Z\^-&c. 37- 
 
 tTpT^ «. .3JTq'mT':5T^?T n. ^iTr«m^ «. 
 Plot, «. ( of ground ) v. Plat. r{WA m. f5% ». 
 
 2 scheme, plan.^form. %Fr w. 3TT^f>R »»• 
 
 3 conspiracy. ^Z n. ^'q^lH^r ». ^=5fT<iT or ^F^TTS or ^^fR «, 
 q:?: m. ^fZ\^ m. W'J^ m. 
 
 4 intrigue, complicated affair. <^ m. ^R ot. sjnj jj. ^f^- 
 
 ?in?r «. f ^ni or ^sifq^ «. 
 
 Plots — compreh. plots, intrio-ueS;Cabals,aud combina- 
 tions. "F^ f'P'JT '"• 
 
 5 stratagem, device, project, y. Conteiyaxce. FT^sft^/. 
 gf^/. ^TR m. iRT?I?f/. JPrR^rr/ K^g^TT m. W.=3^VJX or 
 
 Wild or silly p.^'tJ■JT?r?^:F^/. nTTT^rg^T m. ^?t% ?». ^- 
 
 6 ( of a play, poem, &c. ). 5f?H n. ^[jff^Ht^^t / ^- 
 
 A secondary p. or incident. Sf^H^ n. 
 To Plot, v. n.form a scheme.^ contrive a plan, ^f^ f-f^^Tr,- 
 
 ri/.-rr^Eft^/.-<&c. JFror, 
 
 To p. together. ^n?j ^,i^_ 
 2 ( against ). ^^15 «.-^"FTf? w.-^=^r5 w.-^snuT n.-nf- 
 q;^ «.-?5=qfS «.-&c.7=qiJf M-/^/i ^l of 0. ^^ m. q;^ot, aT'tT^m 
 
 To Plot, v. a. scheme, contrive, y. To Plax. jtHc^FT /.-rr'3T- 
 cft^/.-ctc. W.^ 0- oj 0. sfr^OT.
 
 TLO 
 
 Gl/ 
 
 PLTT 
 
 PLOTTEn, ». Plottikg, ;). a. v. Y. N. 1. and Ixue.nious. 
 
 2 ^^r^-i&c. ^=^trrRr, &c. 
 
 I. one ^cec engaged in plots. q^^R-qr, 5inc^T,?^=^f^, ?I=^f- 
 
 T. Y. A. jfi^'JTRr, x'^mxi, &c. jfr^T^, k^^. 
 Plough, n. ^m "». 3T3:?f or 3?t?T «. f?5 »«. ^>r «. 
 
 A baut or turn of the p. jpr^O/. t^. ^. 
 
 Baud confiuiug the share to the liead of the p. ^^n. 
 
 Cord to f\isteu the p. to the yolio. ?rfrR5T »«. 
 
 Drill-p. TTT?/. "P'JT/. f 3t/. fi=r<pOTy. 
 
 Graiu box of a drill p. =qj% n. 
 
 Handle of a p. ^rfjft/ o?- ^JT^r n. or ^maff/. ?m5TM. 
 JTr^ »». — pin fastening- or steadying it. W<^^ m. sR^T^fJ/'. 
 
 Head of a p. ^\^T.T^, m. ^zm m. 
 
 Iron tip of a tooth of the Pabhar or drill-p. qjRjS n. 
 "^RTSsr m. <PT^R n. 
 
 Of or belong'iug to a p. Hil-TT. 
 
 Pole or shaft of a p. %^T^ n. r^T n. ^H^TS n. ^51^ or 
 ^^ m. f. r?T/. 
 
 Share of a p. <Fr^ m. 
 
 Share-piece or spindle of a p. ^l?rT m. ^\mi^z m. 
 
 To hold, follow, drive etc. the p. ^[rT n. tTl'^-^c5«rofr, 
 
 Jo Plough, v. n. ^jft^/.-&c. ^f'T?:oT, ^m n.-^\nK m.-^?r 
 
 Jo Plough, v. a. HflTOT, ?rFTTR-&c. <^naT-3-^"iJT, ?fm^uft/. 
 -etc. Jp^Tjf ^. oj 0. ^W — for the first time, turn vp llic 
 ground. ^^^.^ 3^'^/. ^^ y. ff o. — the second time. 
 
 To cross p. iR'T. 
 
 To p. the ground before its moisture has evaporated. 
 
 PlOUGH-BOr, n. 3TPT?^r, 3Tir?^r. 
 
 PL0UGn-LA2fD, «. land that is i-lovglied. ^\^X^Z or Z f- ^\^- 
 
 T.zorzf.nm^f. 
 
 Plough-man, n. ?rFT=Tr, ^IfTT, 3T^f?TT o;- ar??^, 3T^?r^, 
 
 Ploughshare, «. <pt^ or <pt5!; ?;j. (contempt, '^w^^z or ^\^z 
 n. ) ^1=;/. "P^ M. ^f?r wj. 
 
 To be turned up by the p. — ground. g-tpT^. 
 To be rubbed or cut by the p. — bullock. <l5T^5:cfr_ 
 Ploughed, p. \. Y- 4-. Tm^sr, &c. ?rfl^ or z , JTin^^T^ 
 or 5, ^f^fT, ^^. 
 
 P. ground, rrfl^ or Zf. liTfTT^ or zf. ^T^U f. 
 Plougher, n. VLQvoBisa.p. a. v. Y. N. ^fnT-^fT-&c. m- 
 OTTTT-'^TrJ^'nRT-^f^'JTTTT, ^T?^", 'Tf'T^qT. 
 V. Y. A. HTT^'JnTT, &c. ?Tfl^ift-&c. ^ROTRT, ^^. 
 Ploughing, m.v. Y. N. ^t^ qrijf w. ^[^r ^ra^TOT n. ^[rT ^- 
 jpoT M. &c. HFR^/. Jim'jft/. 
 
 v. Y. A. ^rnr^ «. &c. 5=ffiTT-7rt/ ^rffFtift/. ^'tot «. ?jf^ 
 
 /. ^"TOT «. — for the first time, '^wr.f. J^^juff/. — for 
 ^he second time, |¥RiJf«. &c. |m^uft/. J'JT/. %?:/. 
 
 A bout of p. one ad of p. vp (j- down. » , Ki \ v \ or ^ n. 
 Complete \i. p. lengthwise and cross-wine. 'JvTsfs;'' it' 
 
 Cross-p. «IT/. 
 
 To smooth a field after p. 'flr^T^. 
 Ploteb, n. edicnurns crepitans. ^]T.Z] r\^^ m. 
 Plow, To Plow, &c. See Plough, &e. 
 To Vlucs, V. a. pull tvith sudden force, inl-e wilJi a I wilt ft, 
 
 V. ToSxATcii. f|?Tq^Rcfr, 'JT?r5aT,f^^'ST,f^?rqf;3ir,^prnroT, 
 
 ■^^T^r qoT, ^?f?q7^-f|?TS-srr^'-5T?^qr-=r-&c. ^iiT. 
 
 2 ( fruit, vogota!)lcs, &c. ) v. To Chop. ^^, ^^^i 
 
 cfrs't, g^iff/.-m^xTft/.-H'riT >«. ^T^t y. o/o. 
 
 3 strip ojf the feathers of. f^^ n. pl.-kc. TT^or-f^Tri'JI g. 
 
 ofo. ^^of, frgsiif, 5^^n^ or ^^5% ^'^^ ^?5t_ 
 
 4 fig. pill, chouse, {jc. v. To Plcnijkr. Os^i^^>Jf, ^t^t h.- 
 &c. 3T^nfT-f|g5af-jiT5i7i.f|^^bT-.S;c. ij^^f^, ^^Ticfi, ;^. 
 
 5 (up, out, &c.). 3-75*11, 3^3t, ^^^r^^, Tq^^-ctc. %vi'n. 
 
 To p. up courage, &c. ^ ?!. tr^. 
 Pluck, n.pull, draw, S;e. st^st "'. fl^IT w. f^^^ hi. 
 
 2 mettle, heart, <|-c. v. Srimi. ^ ;«. ^:t ;«. qnift n. -jft- 
 
 cf^qj-uft M. 
 Plucking, n. v. Y. 1. fl^r^r^T"^ n. &.c. 
 Plug, «. stopper, .j-c. ^ o?- 5?i7r or ^rt "!• 33T w. -^'l^/. 
 
 /.— esp. of old clouts, straw, &c. =etI'<TT '«. ^'<1T m. ^VmX 
 
 f. sfr^TT m. 
 To Plug, v. a. stop with a plug. 5TT wi.-^fT m.-&.Q. ?TT?5^-5TT 
 
 ?;0T-^^'T"tJT or qr(?PT-&c. 55{<Jf-^5r«r^. 
 Pluji, n. — the fruit. ^ "^55 arj^. 
 
 Dried p.s from Bukhuru. 3TT^ ?n. 3TR^?qR m. 
 
 2 ^7;e S!i>» of 100,000 ( rupees ). rTTJj?^'^ m. pi. fqqf^ 
 
 That is worth a p. FTREqT, ???TT'fl'n. 
 
 He is worth a p. ^r^ %^fK'■^^^ JTI^FTT or 3:HTR?ri. 
 
 3 Seel?AisiN-. 
 
 Plumage, n. feathers of a bird. f^?TRT w. fq^ «. ^Z. q«nS «. 
 
 Plumb. See Plumj[et. 2 See Plump. 
 
 To Plume, v. a. regulate Ig the pluml. art^i^n f^-T-'flHc^iT- 
 
 2 See To Sound. 
 Plumbago. «.— Zeylanica. f^^jqj w;. K^^/. 
 Plumbean, Plumbeous, a. leaden. f(TifTr^r, ^'t*tjt^. 
 Plumber, n. u-orJcer in lead. f^^TT^ ^RT ^TTRT. 
 Plumbeet, m. tcorls in lead. f(r^ir% 'flH 11. 
 Plumb-line. See Plummet. 
 Plume, n. feather. ^fttT n. TT ?«. 
 
 2 ornamental feathers, cj'c. cr£«<. ^ !«. ^rSq^/. "^ST/. 
 
 f^r/. ^<?R m. 
 To Plume, v. a. adjust feathers, fqw n. piL-TK »i.pl.-&c. P^- 
 
 ST^-g'TR'jf . [ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 6-//-()j of feathers, v. To Pluck. f^^ «■/'?. Tq^'TJ-Piq^rr
 
 PLIT 
 
 618 
 
 roA 
 
 3 fig. /////, cAo/«c,ijv.T. To Pluck, g^rs^, nrsor, ^^T^l^. 
 
 4 (Olio's self) priJe( one's self )T 3T^3/.-^l??ni7--3TT- 
 
 s-zT^f.-Sic. n\^n^-^^-^^^ g- of o. 'jtpttr m. afToin- 
 
 cf-HFl^-'^'iI 0- "/*■ ^"^"^ "'-^^ «;.-&e. ^^{^^^ 'j. of o. 
 Plvmigeiious, a. hacinj feathers. fr?tf^, ^RT, fT?ir=qT?TT, 
 
 PlvmU'ED, (t. tliat liasfcalhers on /lie feet. fTOt% ^tM^, 
 
 Plumuf.t, w.— of masons, carpenters, &c. afl^J^ir '«. ?t«I >«. 
 
 To prove by the p. afr^J^l^. 
 
 2 sounding lead. ^^ hi. 151 «?. 
 Pr-Vi-'OL's. See rEATiiEitEP. 
 Pluiip, a. filed out in flesh, Sfc. T. Fat. T^pTsft?? or ^'^- 
 
 rT, 7H?^ftfT or JiTJiftrr, fK|lff?r, |,c7|^?I, If^lfTfT^T, 25- 
 
 <I*|-=(I,H^. 
 
 To get p. & sleek on good living. ^t^T5!;'^. 
 To grow chubby & p. — a child. <mc4^H"Ji, ^Tot?t^. 
 2 pvffed, risen. ^TTT, '^X. 
 Plump, «. See Clump, Clustee. 
 
 Plump, ado. u-ith a sudden Sf heavijfcdl. ?axr-q;;T-^^-&c. or 
 '«T^-^p5T-^-&c. ^il-Hpvr-J};?;-&c. or |»i-;pT-Jp^-&e. ^-^?r- 
 
 2 See Plumplt. 
 To Plump, v. n.fall heavily and at once. '^T^PP^, iJs^-SM-P- 
 
 JT-^^H-Ac. «TS^. 
 To Plump, t;. (t. dilate, fill out, &c. t. To Swell. <Pn«m, ^H- 
 
 Plumplt, adv. fully, roundly, &c. v. Bluxtlt, Posititelt. 
 
 To refuse or deny p. ^jTi^^TZfj^ 3T?T?T/. ?=5R^. 
 Plump>-ess, «. V. A. 1. T5p]f5(?iqTJTT m. jsifrtdMuir ?». ^^7- 
 iHdMUir »». HT^T'Tr n. <tc. '^f?/. 
 The p. of infancy, sfi^^ «. 
 
 2 "RimoTT »!. ^Tirr ?». 
 
 Plumy. See Feathebed. 
 
 To PLU>'DEn, V. a. pillage, spoil, S^-c. ?7^, gf^TS^ or ^rf^fT- 
 3%, HFI'T'Jr, — with the implication, bearing, or power 
 of such words as to pill, fleece, rifle, sirip, shave, pluch, 
 chouse, plume,^-c. JTT^ST'Jf, sfrS'jf, ^Tl"Jr, ^''f, ^^''iTT'Jf, 
 ^^TTStiT, 5^ITs'ir, f'^TT^'Jf, ^■^'^t, ^WJf, ^T«?:^, ?^srot, i] 
 
 of, 'g^PT ^"if, ^Kn. '^of 5'. 0/0. qr?re?T ^m , "3Tr=q^^, 
 
 ^z■^n.-&c. '<iiJ^^^-f^m.^-^Z^-ffFIW.^-&c. g. ofo. ^T^- 
 
 ^' '/?. jRiJf y. 0/0. =Err^5 5^ wsiir, fq-ojir qiii, 155^ 
 
 ^■jf , ^TTTSfOTjF /.-HS^ JJ.-gfl Jfl^^r «.-&c. ^6t ^. 0/0. 
 Plu>"peij, Pluxieeing, n. t. V. — act. ?7^ot jj. ?rFT€f(jif n. &e. 
 ^Fl^OT/. JtmsTnT^/. ^T^OT^/. gfq^oft/. 51R"jft/. r^- 
 3<TfT /. ^5 / ^TTrJTfT /. 55^ «., 3f|HT=q^?i. ^Z^ "pop. 
 '?,7^ n. 
 
 Acquired by p. T^jZV^. 
 
 Gensral pluudering. ^,z\^^. f. 
 
 I. spoil, hooty. 7^ f. [?I5^5- 
 
 Pluxdeked, p. V. V. 5^^aT, ^tm^r^jir, ^nR^JTr, &c. f^^j jt, 
 
 Plu.ndeher, «. Pluxdekixg, p. a. v. V. ^^^^Kl., ^rn^TiTRr, 
 
 &c. jTitt, 5?;tc, ^tT'S;, ^it^^tt, ^rmsF^r, ^^irsirr. 
 
 To Pluxce, v. a. thrust or drice into (a fluid, cj-c.J. m^of, 
 pqf'if, "TTS^, T^H-f?nT^^ «.-&c. SRof y. of 0. ^fl^r\- 
 
 2 See To Tiikust. 
 To Pluxoe, v.n. rush into, thrust, ffc. one's self into. Ti\f. 
 
 craot-TTTiif, 5ft/-|5T^/.-pt /.-&c. TTR'if, ^^Fis^ /- 
 
 &c. KRW, qT^5 qot. 
 Pluxge, Plukgiso, n. v. A^. A. l.—ad. q-Riir n. ^I^iif n. 
 
 &C. JTlfr^ ?i. f^^H' n. 
 
 T. V. N. ^^ 7JTM n. ^-il ^VM n. &c. ^ff f. J^W^ f. 
 
 l^'^f ^w.\t\f 5^fit /. ^ 
 
 I. — of a paper kite, dip. iriTtr m. 
 Plunged, p. x. V. A.l. m^S?lT, &c. f^Hf^T?f. 
 Pluhal, a. consisting of two or more. 3T%^, ^^. [ ?T^, 
 
 2— in grammar. 5fi?r^;T^^T=str, 'JT^l^^R^tFT^, ii;|q^?ff- 
 P. number. ca?[^q'^R «. 5?^^rq^ «. 
 Pluealitt, «. T. A. 1. aiJT^Fq' «. 3^^^ n. ^-^.^ n. 
 Plueallt, ado. \. A. 2. 3T?r^5r^5=lf rT, 5T^;f=q-nf?r. 
 Plus, n. — the affirmative quantity. q-=7 n. S^ftT^, ^. 
 Pluto, n. — the Indian P. ^f! m. 
 Plutus, «. the god of icealth. ^%^ m. 
 
 The nine treasures of P. ?icf1%ffcT m. pi. — these are, 
 
 Pluvial, Pluvious. See Eaint. 
 
 Pluviometer, n. rain-gauge, ^t'^^[^^^=^i n. 
 
 To Plt, v. a. lay on with force and repetition, f:^^^?^-?!^- 
 
 2 e)«^% diligently, apply closely, Iceep husjj. ^'mi-^ll' 
 
 5r?-&c. '^\FJ^^-^^^]z^-^w.^.| •iin-iui. 
 
 3 practise diligently. ^^^VZ^.| ^W.'^^., ^^ W.l^^^-'m. 
 
 4 urge. See To Impoktuse. 
 
 To Plt, y. «. u-orlt, do service, lusy one's self, ^qof, ^FT «.- 
 
 &c. ^BTof, 5f^^. 
 Ply, n. ^Zff/<, v. Fold. =^^f FR^/. 
 
 2 See Bexd. \J^-^r^^^^^^^, 
 
 Pseumatic, Pneumatic al, a. consisting, ij'c. of air. ^^^^.| 
 
 2 relating , tj'e. ?o air, ^Ff^T, 5fr=^TT^T, qTr-^rf^^fT^^TT, 
 
 3 wowffJ or played hy air. €fr^T, ^T^ ( in comp. as =TT^- 
 
 q-=T, JTi^^rrcr, &c. ). 
 
 Pneumatics, «. science of the air. ^\^f^^^f. ettJ^TT^ n. 
 Pueumoxic, a. belonging, i^'c. to the lungs. JJ?Tr=rr, ^'-JtRT- 
 
 To Poach, v. a. hod slightly. %\^m^ dccl.-V(\^ decl.-&.c.T^- 
 
 ^^^. ^t'^iir, 3T'4RT^-3i'45rt5tiT-ctc. w.i^. 
 
 2 steal, pocliet. =EiRof , %\^?{ %ot, ^sTt^TT f^^T^frT ^TT^or. 
 To Poach, v. n. steal game. ^K^f.%'^f^f.-&c. =Efr^ot-=qt^?r 
 
 POACUED; p. T. A. 1, ^tfRTT f^T^;r^?5T, 3Tqf^T^T%^c^, &f.
 
 POE 
 
 610 
 
 POI 
 
 PoACiiEE, «. T. Y. N. "TTiq' 'q'r^TT %1T1TT, <S:c. ^nqr^IT. 
 PoACnisa, n. v. V. N.— «rf. qntr=qr^'Jt«. &e. <TR«HrT^/. 
 
 PoAcniSESs, n. v. A. cT^fcrPTtTTwi.&e. 
 
 POACHT, a. wet and soft^ — laud, q^qftrf, ^^^jtrf. 
 
 VocK.n. pt(stulc of small-pox, S)C. '^]t[ f.\^ f- ( Ex. qr 
 
 i ( of the chicken pox, ). ^\^^f. 
 PoCK-HOr.E, Pock-pit, n. 'z^\:^\^\^ or Hrir/. "^"^X ^^m. 
 
 Pock- PITTED, a. '^% ^m^x^ q?:?, 3"^??, j^^FJ^r, T?r?f=:^r 
 
 jfrST^T, 3'M'~5 ^rarsTT, S'^^?^! ^kr^T,— jocosely, ^^f- 
 
 To be p. ^T:m. [ or^Tr in. ^q/. 
 
 Pocket, «. iav; inserted in a fjarment. f^f^r m. f^'HS^X f. «ptqfl^ 
 A secret p. =EfR%OT m. 
 P.-piekiDg. 3r^^T m. ^^^^^W: f. 
 To hare to pay out of one's p., To be out of p. ^5C m. 
 
 2 single conqmrtment or division^ (as of a purse, bag, 
 
 &c. ). "J^ n. ^v(\ or Hjjqr m. [qTrS'^f. 
 
 To Pocket, i-. a. put into the poelcct. ^^\^-hmi^-&.c. 
 
 2 abstract furtii-elj/.^ v. To Steal. ^^fRTrf , ^C^ iT'jf-^- 
 
 3 ( an aft'rout, &c. ) ^J"/ ''^J mvV/;, t. To Beae. fns'^, 
 
 To be pocketed. ^^^, f^or, n-^of. 
 
 4 receive as profit. ?T?fr^-?r^^?r-&c. ^?5W, f^^TCffT-ic. 
 
 Pocket-book, n. i%mffst ^rff/. fcTOTST^t/. 
 
 POCKET-HAKDKEECHIEF, 11. ^M-tHl?5 «». 
 
 Pocket-moset, n. ^T^^sfr-fWsTT ^-qr^gwt^r-&c.'^?TT »«.- 
 
 PocKixESs, «. V. A. g^'PFS'^^T'iIT m. afTI^'^IT m. 
 PocKT, a. infected icith pocks. ^% STort^T, 3^^F^H?5T, ^^. 
 PocULENT, a.fitfor drink. c^STr^mr-^"rJT?Tr-&c. ^. 
 Pod, n. seedcase, Sfc. mf fft^ft/. 
 
 Blind or empty p. f^tf n. %5J n. 'f]^ n. 
 PoDAGEic. See Goutt. [q-?};_ 
 
 Podded, a. hanng its pods formed. ^^\ 3TT^^T-"F;r^r, flrsft 
 Poem, n. a metrical composition. eFToT n. ^f^TTT/. =P«r^ ». 
 PoE3X, n. a?'< or sTcill of writing poetry. ^f%?fT/. W^f^m pop. 
 
 5^^^5T?rma^ «. y^x^.Ts^xf. 
 
 2 metrical composition. spfsTrTT/. W-V-^ «. 
 Poet, ?;. ^^, qqT5??P, ^FTs^^tTT, ^fiftt. 
 
 A ready p. ^ftW^FfW. [ flf m. 
 
 Poetaster, n. petti/ poet. ^=r^ x^ m. ?r:»qT^fq- m. ft^qra- 
 Poetic, Poetical, a. pertaining, ^-c. to poetnj. :pf^^^, ^7- 
 
 2 expressed in poetnj. ^Ff^^^^ ^f^TTPrT, ^Fpq???, ^f^T- 
 
 3 possessing the leaulics of poelri/. ■flf^ff: ?:;fihR?T, Tr^- 
 
 Poetry, ». metrical composition, verse. 4,Rdl'/. "fir*^ ji. ^^^^ 
 (<arred p. ^rFfJr?TT/. ^PF^R n. ^FFI^ «i. 
 2 «)■/ or practice of writing verse, ^.f^'^ f. 'F^n? 7J. WA\- 
 
 The geuius of p. ^Ff^T^Tf%/. 
 
 PoiGXA>-cy, «. T. A. 1. fH^^<jrr m. Ffte-TTTfTT/ fftiPTr/. 
 
 2 frT^^T'JTr m. rft^-tJTFTr/. ffT^TrTT/. ^Wr^ f fh?f> wi. 
 PoiGXAXT, rt. sharp, stimulating, ^'c. v. Puxgesi. f?T^^, rft- 
 ^"JT, rft^T, ST^T. 
 
 2 pointed, keen, irritating, Sfc. irr?rr,?ft^TJT,!ft5r,^R7fr- 
 
 3 severe, deep.^2)iercing, painfid, SjC. — grief, pain, Ac. rff- 
 
 ST, rft^^oT, if^^, ^[orir^, !JTO^-.T^, srmr^^, ?;rrfT*n,'T- 
 
 Point, m. «/i<7r^ end. ?PF «. ^t'^ft/- #^/ =^f^/. ^V^f. 'ri- 
 
 2 liead-land. zi^ n. H^T^I^/ 
 
 3 s<;«y, if//, wiorat?, <Jv. ^^/. ?fnF/. ^T/. T^/. 7"^ 
 /. »«. TfFT »i. 3?r «■ ^i^ »• HH n. <^ «f. 
 
 4 ( of space or time ). 'KTT^ m. ^f^ m. 
 
 5 punctilio, nicety. »ntt^-B'9TT-=J^-&c. 'IT'? /. 
 G critical moment.^ v. Ciasis. f^<T"T «. 3TafT/. 
 
 That is on the p. of S'f^, S'q^, 3^^, ?JfI j^, 3^^, 
 ( iu comp. as, JTTofp=5^ oil il'C p. of death, qn^r^^ji 
 ou the p. of S'oing, Sf^^^s'^ on the p. of briuging 
 forth, ic. ). 
 
 To be on the p. of. X^of, ?^;roT, ^%^. 
 7_as made willi a pen, &c. spot, mark, v. Dot. fijT .'.'«. 
 dim. fk%^^f. & fsij^^ «■ 
 
 8 pilch, stage, degree. ^^]^ m. m^t( f 
 
 Highest p. qn^m/- ^FoT^f «!. ^T^rr/. uw. >'■ 
 
 Lowest p. ^^ inrft/. 
 To such a p. ^'A^X, ^'<T7f fr. 
 
 9 ( of the compass ). ^\^Tf■ 
 
 An intermediate p. f^f^X^f. ["• 'f^''^ "■ 
 
 10 particular; single sulject, item. f^^T »;i. >tT?/. ifT!:^ 
 A particular p. ^T^./*. 
 
 A sore p. ^H n. HT n. 
 
 A striking p. or cxcellcucy. ^^f- tj'ft./'- 
 
 A weak p. ^riir «. 
 
 In point of. ?^^afr, f^TT^, Ht--^. 
 
 That has a sore or weak p. q^^T, HhF 
 
 To touch a sore p. ih^i., Mf^rJV m.-M^^^ m.-SiC.^i.^. 
 
 11 ( of view, sight, &c. ) v. Ligut. ^/. 
 
 If you look at it iu this p. 3T# "TT^ 3TtRf . 
 
 12 aim, object. (^^ n. ?r?T n. f^OT «■ 
 
 i:; position, assertion, subject of discussion, i^'c, nt?/. t^t- 
 q^ m. ^T »». JT^cTT^ m. r<^^ ". 
 
 That is to the p. STrarf^^, sTT^tfn^. 
 
 Puiut-blank. ^Ttt^HR^l, ^t^, ^^X^=^r, rTK=75r^r.
 
 POT 
 
 G30 
 
 POL 
 
 ^ li ( in punctuation ). SK^RT^t^T/. ^CI*Tf^ w. f^- 
 
 sMIHf^^ n. [?r^>n-. 
 
 5y PoiXT, v.a. sliarpen to a point. 3Toft/.-&c. ^F^-^m^iif, 
 
 2 direct towards, v. To Aim. fr^q-, jfr?roT, %Hot, ?!rET>ir, 
 trtW, ^?1^, — a sword, a stick, &c. menacingly. TTROT. 
 
 3 j9i(nr/K/i/<'.3T^?THK'4iy<'ir//'^-f^OTTi%r^«. pl.-^WH- 
 
 4 ( a wall, &c. ). ^T^Ptft/. ^^^ ^^r/ ;;Z. ^X^. 
 
 5 out ; */(«»', V. To Shew, qt^ n. ^Pfof, ^TT ^JJ^Tf-ifr^ 
 
 Sb PoiST, V. n. ( with the finger, &c. ). ^ n. qv^q'^m^T't, 
 
 ^ OT. ^^"n, arnfefH'^T m. ^rut. 
 
 2 //air aim or direction. ^^-?rH »>.-^^|;7 «.-f?T5T/.r&c. 
 3T^6t 17. o/*. «'!V7i epi of 0- 
 Pointed, ;). ^- a. v. Y. A. 1. arift ^?T^?IT, ^T^T^ST^TT, &c. 
 2 tr^^FJT, %Ti^=^T, 'Tr3T?5?57^ &c. 
 5 qHTPf ^^JT^r^^rr, &c. f^f^'J, 3T^Tfr5f?Ti%, fHf^.. 
 
 I. having a sharp end. sl'+,|-c)i, 3T^ft^T, &c. 3H<jfl<^K, ^%r 
 
 II. epijrammatical, sharp, Sfc. ^it^^, ^T^^^TT, #^^. 
 Poi.VTEB, n. PoiKTiNG, ;?. a. T. Y. A. 5. ^RT^ ^T^5r'JrTU,&c. 
 
 N^^ ^F^TTHT, &c. fHX^T, f?I^, ^'^^ft. 
 Pointedly, ocii-. v. A. II. jft^rfl^, ^^^FfftH. 
 
 I. tfifh direct reference to a siibject. \^^^ S^'^^, f^^TT 
 
 POISTEDNESS, B. T. A. II. ^\^,^f\ f. ^FF^t^/. 
 
 PoiXTiSG, 11. V. Y. A. 5. ^r^sf ^njt^^ «. &c. f^l^ m. 3Tlfe- 
 
 f5=^?T OT. fn^n m. 
 Pointless. See Blunt, Dull. 
 Poise. See "VYeight, Equipoise. 
 To Poise. See To Weigh, To Balance. 
 Poison, m. firr n. pop. f^^-^ or 1%^ n. qr^T «. f?f?nT «J. f^- 
 TR w. TT «. iR?5 «. ^Ip5^^ «j. «. ^rff^rJ »«. «. 
 
 Animal p. vI'imR'T m. — mineral or Tegetable p. ^VT- 
 «j<f=)«l w. 
 
 Application or use of p. f^nf^r^ft^ m. 
 
 Charm against p. nr^ «. [ fe;ir_ 
 
 Poison-doctor, curcr of suake-&c. bites. f^'l'^T, ^fl- 
 
 2b PoisON%j). a. infect With poison. f^T^mT-^WTt -I^Tf ^- 
 
 &c. ^iJr, fWR'Jf, f^r^ir^W, f^ n.-fir^TT m.-&c, qr^OT- 
 
 To p. thp ear of. ^X^ m. qFqjiJf g. of o. 
 
 2 injtire or kill ly poison, administer poison to. f^^n.- 
 f^ n.-&c. '^^-'Tr3iat-=^R5T-&c. ^fTTiPTTT m. sFT'f, f^m- 
 ??3r, f^ M.-&C. ^^-&c. JTRof-^jflcr m. %iff. 
 
 To be poisoned. f^f^R^T, ^TTRot, f^^R or f^R m. 
 ^ in. con. 
 
 3 (one's self) fo^e ^JO'son. fsfT «.-&c. ^-^M-f^PT-%^- 
 wf-&C. or q^3r?T-&c. KTW, ^pTsrWT^F^TT HToj. 
 
 4 <am<, corrupt, f^q^^fot, TT?!^, ^T7-|'?- ;ni'^-&c. ^Rof, 
 
 PoiSON-ED, JJ. V. V. 1. f^^mr %3j?r^, ^WR^f^W, 1%^tP. 
 2 f%iT <TT^?!T-=ETF^^T-&c. f^^RSj^T, f^T^m ^TMOT, &C. 
 4 f^m^?5T, HRf^^, >?? %%^. 
 
 V. V. l.—ad. f^r^jTRT ^HTiif n. f^^Rofrt. ^q 
 
 poison-hoot, « 
 
 Poisoning, «. 
 
 m?5^«. &c. 
 
 2 f^T ^iJt'i. f^^Rijfrt. &c. f^rqTT'fr'TOT. 
 4 f5nT5cfofr7[. &c. 
 Poisonous, a. hacing the qualities of poison. ^^RT, Ht^P^, 
 
 ft-TH^. " [k^RwJ. 
 
 PoisONOusNGSS, «, T. A. f^T^^RTTTTwi. &c. ^^T^Hjf. S:i:. 
 PoiTBEL, n. armour for the hrcast, v. Armour. ^l'^]^n. 
 
 To Poke, ti. a. thrust, stick. ^^r^Fot, |«0T, ftwh^ HWqJOT or 
 
 To p. the head over or forward. Jt'TT^I^, 'J^^rgf^ zi- 
 
 2 out; sc(?ro/t /or, grope for. =^i'^'T!^-'^\'^'^■&c. ^FPSoj- 
 
 To Poke, v. m. feel alout. ^f^^iJf, =€ft^"T5'if, =qTTar, =cTtq=^$T, 
 2 piddle, trifle, do any thing sloivly, hesitatingly, S(c. v. 
 To Dawdle, ^ot, f'TSi'jf , =En^5T, =5rm, =qf^'Trr-=qt^TS?l 
 
 -&C. ^Ijf, ^N«fJoi5cfr_ 
 
 Poke, n. See Thhust. 2 See Bag. 
 
 A pig in a p. "TTti'TR ^"|5T ^X Hra. 
 8 piddler, ^"c. v. Dawdler. ^sr^^T, ^-qT, ^'qT, ^i=^>:q-r, 
 
 PoKEE, «. Poking, 23. a.v.Y. N. 1. =5THmuiki, ^f ^TfTRT, &c. 
 
 2 See Poke, 3. 
 
 I. instrument for stirring the fire. ^ROfn. ^^J:iin. 
 Poking, n. v. V. A. l.—act. |?nf;oT?J. ^fi^n. ^\=^^n. &c, 
 
 2 'fHr^ EpT^^n. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. =qFErTaf«. =^=qq^?j. &c. 
 
 2 Tn^«. ^srrT^". %^«. ^i'^^jyz^n. &c. %^/. ^^^^jmi. 
 
 POKINGLY, oJy. T. Y. N. 2. ^f^TrT, ^STtT^Trf, =5ff^T5fT, ^iTT, 
 POLAE, a. lelongiag, ^'c. fo the poles of the earth. 'J^TRT, ij- 
 
 !rFF3=qr, um^sFrr, g^^fB, g^^qtft, gcr^rrq^. 
 
 Polar circle. g^lrT?!. [ -^^m. 
 
 The p. distance of a heavenly body. ?J7qT^5fnTt?l?». 
 POLAEITT, n. tendency to the pole. gsrrfJT^ROI^ff???!!/. a^T- 
 
 f5T5^ ^ft^FTT /. prfT^R'JTsftf^r /. " 
 POLAEr, a. having a tendency toward the pole. gefTf'T^R'iT- 
 
 Pole, m. Zo«^ s^o/. ^vS[f. ^fSTw. ?rfWT«. ?RT»». ^m. ^Km. 
 
 Bearer of the p. (in processions, &c.). ^FTS^. 
 
 Long p. used in pushing a boat through shallow water. 
 cTT^/. OT.— That uses it. FrrHTT ?». rn'^'F^ m. 
 
 P. with a crook to pull down pods, fruits, &c. ^l^FTTT 
 m. ^TTST m. %^PT^/. 
 
 P. rounded by the lathe. ift?5 m. :ft^"r5 m. 
 
 2 ( of a palanquin ). ^\t\f. ^ m. ( in. comp. ). 
 
 3 ( of a tent ). ^rfif w.
 
 POL 651 
 
 4— the measure of loiig-th. ^r^/. (5 cubits and 5 haud 
 breadths). ^5»». (-i cubits). 
 
 5 ( of the earth). M'STw.-Xorth p. TtT^'J?'". ^TfRWn.— 
 South p. ^f^^-J^m. ^^^mn. 
 
 Elevation of the p. SisffvTirf/. 
 
 Far as the poles asuiulcr. arrpr^T TTrfr^^r H^, ^?ft- 
 
 rOLE-AXE, «. FSfif^tsm^tTJ^^ft/.-^JT^T or'^X^ m. 
 Pole-cat, n. %^TT55JTijR «■ ?im^THr^re m. qf?T^Trft^r/. 
 Pole-star, n. gq- »i. g^r^rr HRT '«. KS/. 
 Poled, a. that has a pole, — a tent, &c. ??friir^, ^f^ft. 
 
 Single p. (T^ ^ffifT, t^+^i-^t.— Double p.|^Ht, 5^^. 
 Polemic, Poleaiical, a. v. Conteoveesial. cTT^fsr^fT^r^, 
 
 fJrsif?Nfft=ETT, qTT^fsnrf^TFH'T;. [ &c. ^prrf. 
 
 Polemical, n. disputant, ^fq^ -TTurrU, f^rat, ^\^T^^\^- 
 
 PolEMIOS, n. Y. COXTEOVEEST. qr^f^r^TT^ m. 
 
 Police, «. government of a city or town, ^\^'^-\^^'^\-&c. 
 
 2 internal goL-ermncnt of a stale. \^'^]■Si^\'^^l^ m.\ 
 ^l=qt-&c. ^^t^TSft/. ^^T5^5r?'<r/. ^T^sq-^'TF/. 
 3 — the body of civil officers, ^\r^^ n. from the English. 
 The department of p. ^\^^ ?TT?f n. 
 POLICE-MAGISTEATE; «. JpmsnH, <pW^, qT?€l'^3TH?7TTT. 
 
 Hall or court of a p. WA^Wlt^.^^it f. ^]-^^r^ ^T^fft/ 
 Office or business of a p. ^^^\^ f. <PI^^P^/. 
 Police-man, n. ^\r\^j^=^\-'w^^v(\=^\-i\^^'sij f\^^]^_ 
 PoLicE-OFFiCEE, n. qtsft^f aTHrJ^R:. 
 PoLicE-sTATio-N, H. qrfe^fpqsm n. =^\^f. 
 
 Policy, n. art or system of government. ^[3^ ^J^.^'^^V^ jft- 
 f?T/.-frf?r/.-tTRaT n.-&c. IV^^tT^ f. U^^^ m. 7T^?r^?I 
 
 A matter of state p. ?T^^nTT n- 
 
 2 art, icisdum, cj'c. in the management of pull ie affairs. 
 TRq- =qR5rTjqT=fr ^gTT?/. ^Tq- =!fri=!;5fTnTr% ST^TT^ m. pL- 
 
 T^Pi^rr/. ;^z. ct^^t^'r^t n. v,^^^^?J n. T^^^^^^^\%^^ n. 
 
 3 icitsdom, skdl, ^'e. in the conduct of affairs, — g'ener. 
 
 ^nT^5:tnTr5ft-5^ir^K N1-&C. ^nrrr/. sTqfR:=qTg?f n. ^■^^- 
 
 fR^^Wr/. 5<T^fR^rcfq- n. sq-^^TT^l^TrT n. z■^^^^J^ f 
 A crooked p. ^^ «. ?r5??Tr^iIT'JT «. nVr^^^f/. H^T- 
 
 4 ( in commerce ). f^fc^n^y ^^p^^pifl- „). 
 To Polish, t'. a. make smooth and ijlossg hij rulhing, ^'c. g"- 
 
 3Tc5^, f^fT5i<Jf, f^^5;^, J jicAufr/-&c. w.l^ g. of 0. ^'j;\f 
 /.-^:^T:t/.-p3T?f|- /.-5I>5 /.-&c. Stm^t, T^oCJ m.-afr- 
 
 ^/ ^^, ^'r?^, ^f^fr =q^^^/-&c. 3TroT>Jf , '?r^n m. w-^^ 
 
 -arrui^, 3'^5^r?5=T «. ^^"Jf g. of o.— weapons, tools, &c. 
 
 2 n?/?«e, wia^e elegant, Sfe. ^^V.^., ^'^^^., ^T^iif , §tnT- 
 OTJF/.-&C. ^F^iJf 5-. o/o. ^'■"^-f?T'?-H>-"qrrT?i<?^-ftTi!FIRlq'»r- 
 
 &c. ^p^Tjf, ?t'-'Ji?Tr/.-f?T':i;rTr/.-?ff?/.-.tc. -irroTor-^ot. 
 Polish, n. gloss, lit. ?iTrij/. f^?T5;rf/. f3T~?;r/ ^/. g^- | 
 
 «[»'. 3TI7/. ^rf?:r m. ^^^^/. ?1'T?i^/ f^^nfTr/. cTvT?rr i 
 
 POL 
 
 or r\^^ m. fT3T?ft/ fHolf?T5ft/. ?i;%^/. 
 
 To take p. sfr?/. irirf, aTFT/. ^^^ in. con. 
 2 fig. refinement, elegance of manners, ^'c. ^v^r^f f^. 
 
 ^\f. TvzT^j^f ^)f^f. ^i^rr^ig^ ?». g^^fiT/. fll^T^ H. 
 
 Polished,;). V. V. 1. 3^o53OT, pTrf5l^OT, 3frTf^=|?5T, &c. 
 
 2 ^>--q-%^T, &c. ?IWT, ^5, f^"?, r^T?T^IT?Tcn^, ?i«T?i!T?l. 
 Polisher, n. PoLisnisu,;;. a. v. V. 1. 'ji^7.'j\vi, 'fliq^PT, 
 ^fPTF 3TM>JTr7r, etc.— esp. of weapons or tools. f^T^^r^ 
 or TIT or W.T, 
 
 2 ^vinjr^tTTRT, ^i^q'frr •wworrTT, g'-TTTwrn, &c. 
 
 1. polishing instrument {for metals, j'c. ). 3TrT?f'Zf ,/'. 
 
 aflTift/. f^^^W.^\ m. q'RT m. m^TT wi. 
 PoLLsuiKG, n. V. Y. 1.— <7c^ T^'Zot n. f^r^raur «. Ac. 3-:;t- 
 
 Sift/. 3frT/.». ^, afN^T'Jft/. afrT^^cr m. 4 .g^^H «.— csp. 
 
 of weapons or tools, f<l^S or ffl^j^/. 
 
 2 ??»--q- ^DT n. &e. 
 Polite, «. of polished manners, refined behaviour, Sfc. ?r>-"^, 
 
 2 courteous, complaisant, ^'c. v. Civil. TfT^t, ^rfrrff, 
 Politely, oi/f. v. A. 1. f^TjqtriR, ?iv-q->f^^ Ac. f^T'?^!TTRPT- 
 
 2 nf^vrTm^, n^*Tf%vr^, &e. ^v^^ ^-jm. 
 
 Politeness, n. v. A. 1. Rt"2qoTr m. &c. ?i>=qrir/. f?T7?TT/. 
 
 §^^?rr/. ^^^ «. [ ^f. v. %, g. 
 
 2 n^^TT'^r »i. nf^-<Tfqft/. Tf?'cfr(/. vf^^^^ 7«./.?fFTT- 
 
 Hollow p. ^^H r 3TT^7 ?«. H5^t 'JTT^ w>. 
 I. polite lehaviour. f^TSr^iT «i. f^T'ST^'Jr n. gvifrsf^; w. 
 ^vqT^^TiT n. ^i-M»m^[M\^^^ n. 
 Politic, a. sagacious in govtrnmcnt. ^^T^tfri^siTrr, ^T^Tnl'- 
 
 2 skilled in policy, sagacious in adapting means to an end, 
 
 T. Skilfvl, Cuxuixo. ?rm?5iiqT, OTf^r, iT?T^<t, ^r?r^t, 
 ^i^rfH^, ^nT'<TT5ft. 
 
 3 icise, well devised, adapted to secure its end. ft^^^'T- 
 
 ?TT^OTtr(iipEfT, g^tp. 
 
 4 See Political. 
 Political, a. pertaining to polity. ^r^^RHRT^r, TR^ ^qT?r- 
 
 Political Economy, m. science of the management, Sfc. of 
 the resources (fa country. 3T'4^Tn^ n. r^r^^^-\i!^^'^.XJ- 
 
 fj^-&c. s^^r<^] ^^'Tsn^t f^r/. l:]^s^^r'J]f^\ f \v- 
 
 2 See Politics. [^R^nT^^si^Rrifr. 
 
 Politically, adv. v. A. TT^^HTTRrfwrf, TT^'T^^^Tf^^jff, 
 POLiiiciAN, n. o;ie skilled in politics. U^Ktf?I^^I^, 'il^T-
 
 POL 
 
 G52 
 
 PON 
 
 fHfq-TnT^, TTJT^'^fiTIT, ^?nqPTTTift. [sp^n^H^FT. 
 
 2 a man of cunning, ijc. v. Politic. cyrnsTr^TT, spSTrTrft, 
 
 loi.nics, n. s.-ience of r/oirniiiunf. •tM-ilfri/. ^Ml<< ♦»• 
 
 2 2)kW/c qfairs. <M+I^HKT% JT^iT «.-??r^ M.-&C. TM- 
 
 ?FT^ «. pi. 
 Polity, n.form or system of government, v. Coxrtitution. 
 
 ^T^?q^tf?i^ n. ^r?T5^ER5^r/. n^^fHTK m. pi. 
 
 Poll, n. v. Head. jtf-/. 5RT% n. 
 
 2 //«/ of persons. i\iTf\f TT^jr^qfr/. 
 7o Poll, f. o. ( trees )v. To Lop. ^j^fjf, ^^"Jf, ^rs^FT^^. 
 
 2 ( the head, &c. ). %^ or %^ j«. /j?. «FPTnr-^FTrR^. 
 
 3 fleece, spoil. See To Pluxdee. 4 eii^er on o list of 
 names, ^rkf^^ft^ TT^^ ^?5aT-^r^?5 ^Rijf. 
 
 Poll-tax, n. capitation ta.v. SliTft/. 
 
 PoLLAED, «. a. lojpeil tree. t^cT'JI w. ^^OT n. i^ n. 
 
 2 s7(Cf/>, ^-c. tcilhout Jioi-ns.^^^-^-Z]-&c. ( with the noun 
 
 requii-ed ). 
 Polled, 2^. v. V. 1. ?f5?T%?JT, pf^ST, &c. HJT, f5r o»- ^T3T, 
 
 qil^ or ^. 
 Pollen, «.— of flower. j^frR^r 5^ »«. "TTTn m. t^ «. 
 Jo Pollute, 1-. <t./ok7, V. To Dibit. HS^fjf, H^5f?:% HSE- 
 
 j?i?;-H*lui-&c. ;ji^. 
 
 2 taint, contaminate. S;c. v. To Defile. srTl%^-»3i'H:-iToit- 
 
 OI-&C. qj^ijf, flpTI^'Jf , '>^J\^^■ 
 
 ;3 — ceremouiallj. fq^Jloitn, T^^.W.^S\^ ^\K^^., ^\^^ ^- 
 
 4 violate hg illegal se.viial commerce. =^T5Ta;'Jf, HT^-^^T^T- 
 
 Polluted, /). v.Y.l. (r?!f? Dirty. iratr^?rr, rra^%%?rT, &c. 
 
 2 T. Impuee. 3T^fJT>T %§;?JT, aiq-Pr^, »to, f^Tr???. 
 
 3 V. Impure. f^TTT^^f^T, sTT^f^^r or qR^OT, ^fT^qi, ^IT- 
 
 To be p. m-iuj, f^?:RDf. [ ^^titttt. 
 
 Polluter, «. Pollutixg. ;;. a. v. Y. 1. jt5;^dtrt, ^RffT 
 
 3 Hi-ii^uiKi, sn^oiKTj ark^rr ?,^uin:r, &c. 
 
 4 ^isioSuiRr, &e. [T^^^rjcT'JTT J». 
 Pollution, n. t. V. 1.— oc^ iT^ciof ;; v:w.^z^n. &c.-siate. 
 
 2— ad. 3TTi%^ ^"Jf n. &c. gft^?;0| ?j. 3TTf^=sftqr^ ». 
 
 3 — state. V. Impurity, f^zwm. ^]Zm. ^z^^if. ^nz^f. 
 General or wide .spread p. ^pz^'SJ or ^\ZW m. SIRT- 
 ^Zf. g^m-J /. HTJT^R in. 
 
 I. — in medicine ; pollutio nocturna. ^ST^R m. ^JTrET^qr 
 /. ^am ^q^TR wi. 
 POLTEOON, ri. v. Coward, jtth?, BTT, "P^F^S'T, 'TT^^n? /. 
 
 PoltBOOXERT, !!. V. COWAEDICE. ^Tmff/. f^TrRW «>. 
 
 PoLT. This prefix is rendered by sr|-, 3T^^, 
 POLTANDBT, «. pluralitg oj huslands. ^^^^^l ^ ^ uqi^ft =c(t- 
 
 POLYCnORI>, a. SI^rTH. 
 
 PoLYOAMisT, n. di fender of polygamy. sjl^qt^TT^. 
 Polygamy, M. plurality of wives. 3T^^,«|i<<qn' ^"^nff ^T?! 
 
 /. 5T:^Tft ^"T^TF^ ^5fM/. 5ff HPTrrr /. 5ff Tfqt??f H. 
 POLYGEXOus, rt. of many kinds. ^I^f^f'-^', 'flJ^^'^J. 
 Polyglot, o. liaring many languages. ^'^'^\^.| SI^l^HT'T. 
 Polyglot, n. Joo^- /« «i««^ lap'?uages. ^^^]'^W^ m. 
 Polygon, n. figure of many . ' .,■ or angles. ^^WA^m. ^|'?r- 
 
 ^f. 3T^*l«l*f^/. ^J^i -T ^'T «. 
 Polygonal, Polygonous, a. v. N. q^^roT, 'Tf ^, 3^%^!'?. 
 PoLYMATiiY, «. knouledge of many arts and sciences. ^^^- 
 
 f^RITfTR n. ii^r=(qi4f^|TT=T «• 
 
 POLYPETALOUS, «. 51^=7. 
 POLYSPEEMOUS, O. sT^^ff:^'. 
 
 Polysyllabic, o. sf^^, ^W. [^f^^HT^ «. 
 
 POLYTiM iSM,«. doctrine of a plurality of gods. 3TJT^"^5T^n. 
 Polytdeist, m. maintainer of polytheism. aT^^^^Rri^TT^, 
 
 PoMEGEAifATE,«. — the tree. ?Tf%^/ ';iT5^R n.n. — the fruit, 
 
 frra^T n. aTHR «. «!. 
 
 Marked as with seeds of the p. — cloth. ST'lT^^'jft. 
 Of the colour, &e. of a p. — cloth. STf^sff. 
 PoMFHET, n. — the fish. WJl^^f- ^ftir ?«. 
 
 2 black p. ^^^\ m. 
 Pommel, n. rotind ball, Sfc. t. Knob, t^rf n. ^^^^ n. 
 To Pommel, v. a. t. To Beat, f^^pof, ^^'Jf, ^J^^ or g^- 
 
 K^, ^^^, ^I^i^, 5^?W, ^ft/.-^jT m.-&Q, W-K^ g of o. 
 Pommelling, n. v. V. — ad. +<i'+,0| n. &e. %5t/. f. ^R', ^- 
 
 jrm. «. ^?'. 
 Pomp, ?i. splendid procession. BTKTT*-ft'-ST'T5tsr=5ft-'<TI^'^T=tT- 
 
 =sft-&c. ?:rrft/.-'Tr5rT/.-&c. ?TJTR>T^=5ir/. 
 
 2 splendour, pageantry, shoto. stff^ »rt. '<TT^JTr?^ or 'tTRHTS 
 
 OT. cis^iTTsr/. smtrFTOT. ffrfeTTT or trrirq-iT/. ^tj^^ho?- 
 |H5rTT/. ur/. m^/. lis ««. Hs^/. 
 
 Pompelmoose, «. citrus decumaiia.^ — the fruit. =5?$r^ m. ^- 
 
 q=>r?r n. siTRr «».— the tree. TH^^/. 
 PoMPioN. See Pumpkin. 
 Pompous, a. disi'laying pomp, sliowy, ^-e. v. N. 2. and Pinb. 
 
 ifT^r=5fr, sTT^iTRr^r, SRrfrf^JT^r, p:ri jifrqr, ST^t^T, i^c. 
 
 IJIH^, ^TT^f^R, ?TJTR>Tr^r. 
 
 2 loastful, ostentatious. irflqKr^r, ^ISTf^, 5?Jr^^t^T, f - 
 
 5H:j}ft^, JTTsrHr, ^T^t^r, 
 Pompously, adv. \. A. 1. iTRT^, 'ifRHRH', tlfTR, ^mfrSTH', 
 
 &c. '<TTc-^TrH-&c. Jf;^ ^^^T, '<T^5, ^^5'*?^. 
 PoMPOusxEss, Pomposity, n. v. A. 1. and Pomp. '<tRw. '41- 
 
 Z-^]Z m. ^7{f. UT^5rft/ ^TRT/. ^TRT^^t/ f[?5 »». 
 
 2 qfssrr^ m. ^^]if. 5?^r^/. f^¥^/. ^wt/. 
 
 Voy-D, n. tanlc, sviall lake. ^^ n. r{7,j^ m.H]^X n. HJ^l^J. 
 
 POND-WEED, n. ^f /. 
 
 To PoNDEE, V. a. tveigh in tlte mind. f5r=5rT^?r-3Tcff'^^-^T^?r- 
 sftiXST-^R: 5P€^-&c. TT^, T^TtFT qr^iif, f%fT^, f?=^R m, 
 
 -f^rt^f «.-^^"r^M!.-&c. mm g. ofo.
 
 POO 
 
 G53 
 
 TOP 
 
 To Po.N-DEK, V. n. Sec To Think. 
 
 PoxDERABLE, a. that mail he tveiglted. f?l?5i'?l'^l'll-^nTrrT- 
 
 2 fig. //tni may he pondered. f%t^, f^H^T. 
 PoNDEEAL, a. esfima/ed ly ivciyht. =r^?ft, ST^T^r^r. 
 
 PoxDEiiED, j?. Y. V. A. sRt^ qrfl^OT, qr^5 Tri^%c^r, &c. 
 T%f?r?r. 
 
 PONDERIXU, PONDEEATION, «. V. V. A. and CONSIDERATION. 
 
 OTT/. 3r^nrf m. ^^]^^{f. 
 PoNEEitous, PoNDEROusNEss, &c. See WEionTT, Weight. 
 Poniard, n. v. Dagger. ^?:r/. ^'^7 mj. ^^^\ on. 
 Pontage, n. ta.v or duli/for Iridqes. ^^^f\f. 
 Pontiff, «. Jiighprlcsf. ^'TT'-Trar^'f, '^^r H'FTSTf^Tml'. 
 Pontoon, n. ^^ ^fquqr^ ^V^f- 
 Tost, n. small horse, '^^m. n. (/. ^Z\^), 
 
 Strong p. 51^ m. 
 Poodle, n. ^FT-^TT^ft \^ ^T?r 3TTf . 
 
 Peon, intcrj. "B, 'tTrT. [H^ «.f*Ts5T m. 
 
 Pool, n. reservoir oj u-ater, \. Tank, Lake. ^ «. <T?^?5 n. 
 
 2 Iwle filled icith water, l^^or ^■^ or |t^ «!. tr^OT «. 
 — esp. as dug- iu the bed or by the brink of a stream, 
 ^f|^ ?». 5^/.— as dug to receive water, ^fl^/. 
 
 Large p. or puddle. l^fTS n. [m. FTT?? n. 
 
 P. of blood, milk, &c. spilled. siiRrz n. vqR^; ji. '4T^rT 
 
 3 See Puddle. 4 ( at dice, &c ). ?s?ft/. 
 
 Poop, M.— of a ship. iT?55mr5n"-&c. ^]^P:\ jttt m.-^^m m. 
 Poor, a. not rich; indif/ent^necessiioiis.^ moneyless^ c^'c. TTfiT, 
 
 ■4^, ^s'Tft^T, ^^^^, l^^A, 3T^f=5r^, ft^?^i ft^'=I^, 
 -cPT^j_?q-, ^s^^JfT, fntt^I^R, afi^^, 3itfe?H, ^^, ^T^qr, 
 
 fi"f^?f, ^R^-JPT^; 3T?^'4^, 'flrT^sq-, gTI%^q-, p?S or 55, 
 
 ^.— iuteus. poor as a ler/rjar, ^'c. f^q^ ^ft^t, ^P????, ^- 
 
 The poor; ^oor peojde. 'I'RiTft^, ?(t=Tf5l5r, iTft^ft^T, 
 Compassionate to the p. ?t'T^r5!,^H'n"<T,^'T^'J'. 
 
 To be p. ^ffrrsT?: m?r w. haot. 
 
 The poor must not be dainty. ^fr^^fRT ^TS 37g;?;q'. 
 
 2 paltry, pitiful.^ sorry, despicable cj'c. v. Mean, "Worth- 
 less. ^ft^T", f^q?r(t, f»T^r?, 'Pr^^f, ^^r, "itft, 5^?fPT 
 
 or j^^t^FH, JTrr, f5l=5fRr, =ir^T=T, ^rpFRT, f=F?55TMT or tTft, 
 
 ^?5^, g=;3, ^f?"!. 
 
 3 gentle, harmless, soft, spoonij.^ spiritless, cj'c. STRST, ^Vf- 
 
 4: pitialle, wretched, feclle, t^c. ^fT^, ^TTTSr, ^[JS'IT'ITT 
 
 or tifr, ?5:p«^r?r or J^I^FT, 55}=! or 3:, Z^7.j^ WU^^ 
 
 5 wo? yocd,fil., adcrjuaie, (j'c. SfTR^T, 5?I^r, ^T^RT, f^- 
 
 6 — as a word of tenderness, dear. STT'TST. * 
 
 7 thin, starvcliny.^ t. Lean, t^, f^lf^F^, ^^, H^, 
 
 8— as soil. fH^fT, f^^ift, TTT^, 373^, vn'?^, ^^5 or ^- 
 ag?:, hI%^, 5^5, sri or h?:i, srjt, ?:?^. 
 
 p. and sterile land. ^'[^-. n. ^n\m. 
 9— fare, diet, &c. ?;^^?<ft?T, K^r, ^?1. 
 
 P. fare. aRsixj-^ n. 3R5j^^5i;r «. ar^^nrfetl n. 
 
 POOR-ASTLUM, «. 'cTH-^TTS; /. yTHfllotT/. 
 
 PooH-sriEiTED, rt. V. Weak, Cowat^tjly. q^'^, ^5%n, H- 
 "Tr, HffJTT, JTTJI^, [vtc. 
 
 PooELY, adv. T.A. 1. nfr^^Tti^' •;, w?i<mRf, ^fi-^'mrVr, 
 
 I. with little success, profit, eclat, ^V. "jraisrff^, SfHT^t- 
 
 =^^, ^?Tr5rf=jR, tn^rr^jPT, ks^t^sh, t^?^?i. 
 
 Poorly, a. indisposed, not in health. gT^^'<T_ 
 
 To feel p. f^RT iR ^T ^\m., B^Tr'-.Tr^n. ^l^JOT. 
 Poorness, n. v. A. 1. «H(? Poverty. iT'Tq'T/. ^TRI/. ^if^- 
 j[iT n. f^^^Fir/ '^RrfH^r/. ^s^ft^^r/ -tc. 
 2 f^ntJrT^'Tr «■ "in'^^q'jrT wi.^rT"T"jtt m. &c. 
 Pop, flt/y. <r:^f^-^-&c. ^z-^'^-^k-&c. gr-^oT-T^&c. 
 
 Pop ! pop ! <|>€"FT or ?f, •i'lH''. or ?:t, "P^I'lvr, <P5Rf. 
 2b Pop, v. n. move toith a quick, sudden motion, ''^ZT-H-^Z- 
 
 ^T-^rFPT-B^^^-^c. ^n^-SriJi-^iTjf-<S:c. 
 
 2 in ; upon ; c«/er, tj'c. une.vpectedly. ^iz^., ^ "^"T^-^ 
 
 3 oil"; V. To' Start. ?l?:^<Jf, ^rs^or, §^6t, ir^ai, j^irf. 
 2b Pop, v. a. thrust, ^'c. with a quieTc, sudden motion. 5R^- 
 
 Pop, n. small, sharp sound, g?: &c. ^TM^'^TT ^TRT^T m. 
 
 With a p. ■^,-■^.^W.X-&c■ ^,-^,^-^r■kc. 
 Pop-GUN, n. qj^qrst/. q-T^/. %q^/. 
 Pope, ?!. xvH^ w^V'k^f^^W' '4m^r 5??^^ arftr^rft. 
 
 Popery, n. ^RRT ^TT'^rfeq? '4H m. 
 
 Popish, a. X\vm ^^'<?rf?5^ ^^^\'^\. 
 
 Popinjay, n. See Parrot, Pop. 
 
 Poplar, n. f^X m. 
 
 Poppy, n. 5?T?r^^% 5rT5 «.— seeds, ^^^?f /.—Lead or 
 
 capsule. ?RT^?ft% 4t5 «. HlW^'isw. 
 
 P.-seed, — considered as a measure of weight, ij of 
 
 a mustard seed. fe^TT/. 
 Populace, n. the common people, y. People, ^onft HT^ w. 
 
 //Z. ^nq'ROT ?!rqj m. 2>l- ^TTTRq' q^«ft% ?5t^ "'• ll. 
 Popular, a. hlomjinj, S;c. to the commonpeople. t^\H\•■^ r?r- 
 
 ^f^ETT, ^rytTROT at^Ft^r, Ffranr^, ?:FPf ^, wtr^ 3>j;f- 
 
 Courting p. favor, ^^^q- n. Jjl+^Hq^yft/. 
 2 p-evailing among the pcoilc, general, prevalent., ^c. v. 
 Common. Fstfeq?, t?i%^> r5?^t?T^T, €?, ?Il-TCST=:tT, ?fr^- 
 f%5, ?JTq:JTf%^, 5i^rr. 
 
 r. accusation. ^-KM^F^ m. ?5^«FTq^ ««• 
 
 P. apprehension or acceptation.?5i^FtT^m.?ri^«H^'l/. 
 
 P. story. ^JRfq;vTT/. ^^^■•ar/. c^^'-^t/. 
 
 P. talk. ^^^T^r^ »»■ ^^^\^m. ^^^m\ f. ^jp^'^f. 
 ?fiq;^ m. ?5tq^RTr/- 
 
 p. us^a^e, general practice. ^jf^t\^ pop. ^3RRt?f/- ^-
 
 FOR 
 
 CU 
 
 POI? 
 
 3 tuitalle to common peojile. Hihi'M FlT'Ft^'TT ^TTrni^, 
 
 4 lelovfil Ij I fojle in general. ffpFT^ aTT5TfNr-sft<Tt=qT- 
 &c. ^V^^^, ^^ifsfM, ?fi5F^^. 
 
 To PoPULAItlzE, I'.a. «/>;rflJ among the penile. ^W.\^-^^W^ 
 
 roPL-LAllITr, fl. V. A. 4. ?!tq;sftf?T /. ^jRsnl^/. rfl-f.l^j+t^ «. 
 vRM^?^ ». ^^HI^<IM m. FfnpfsTTcrT/. ^p^fsT'TrTT/. ^^- 
 fspTrTr/. rfl-+,Ml^dr/. 
 Desire of p. ril+quTr/. 
 
 POPULAKLT, V. A. 2. SfmHf^, S^RfTTfrT, ^f^^?f , ?ft'T^- 
 
 2b POPCLATE, f. a. T. To People. eraqTJr, ^r^mr-^^rf^f^T'?- 
 To Populate, v. n. propagate, breed. ^ ^ U^\\^ n.■^^^\^^^T[J. 
 
 -Sf^Tff5/.-&c. ^m. 
 roPiLATiox, ». ivliole number of people in a eoimtry, ^-c. 
 
 ?5t^ m. pi. ^^ m. pi. ir^rf. ^^\^^'■^}f. ^^^pmf. \- 
 
 POPCLOUS, a. having many inhabitants. afT^TOt-^rr, T^?^- 
 
 ^r, arr^T^, arr^i^m, sf^^r^, ^^-^h, sf^frrqf ^5. 
 
 POPULOUSNESS, n. V. A. T^T^ffT/. aTT^TT^t/. 3Trar^^/. sf- 
 
 PORCELAI>-, n. f%pftHtft n. /i. 
 
 POBCH, n. vestibule. '^Jftt O'' ^^/ t:|^/. t^=q or %;:i^/. 
 3TtJt/. T5^/. ^St «. ^^/. SKH5T «!. n. 
 
 Side scat of a p. HTRf^ n. [JT5? w. 
 
 P. before a temple for people to assemble in. HTT- 
 POBCIXE, a. relating, S;c. to stcine. 'gW.^i'^., f^^ff^rifRfNT . 
 
 PoitCUPIXE, fl. Wff. WTT3E/ HTol/. ^rsfr/. ?fT55f^5n^ n. 
 
 mfk^ or ?nf5r^ ?! ^irer/ ^ra^ft?: o»' ft or q «. 
 A quill of a p. ?TT2^?r «. ?lT5C^ft?: or ?f or ^ n. ^tttS- 
 
 ^ or ^rfe? «. ^Vf^ n. 
 Poke, n.— iu anatomy, t\^^^ m. rfirtiT «• FT^fT m. #^- 
 
 gTT n. #^JTm m. 
 
 2— gener. sjnn;/ sjnrade, passage for fluids. ^^TTtiT «. 
 To Poke, i'. n. loo7i with continued application, jt^ m. pi. 
 
 ar^, sii*is/.-^f^>pr5/. qj^or, |^. 
 
 Pore-blixd. See Puhelind. 
 
 Poeeh, n. Pobixo, p. a. v. V. st^ nr^ "?T^RT, fl^-^ ^- 
 
 Y.—ac(. ^nrs'jt M. &c. st^tpif /. ^sprs/. 
 
 Pork, m. pm% iTRT «. 
 
 PoRKEB. See Hoo. r ^ i ^^.^t^qi^ 
 
 Porous, a. having pores, v. N. 1. rrHfq^??;, TTH^qf^T'?, 
 
 2 that permits exudation.^J^V^nT,^]^^sn.|T^=^^., f^T- 
 
 fiT^^T^r^^^, f^<riR!j€n;, :?R^5nT5i^. 
 
 A p. place. ^/. KT/. [ jf «. 
 
 Porousness, Porosity, nVv. A. ^^^q^^^^,,. Tm^sfT^- 
 
 2 qr^^^pmr m. ■PrmFiTOTT m. &c. jtt /:^/ grtnr^TO^^Tj 
 
 Porpoise, Poepus, m.— the fish. 'jj^C^^^rr. n. ^^^ m. 
 2 &§. flesh mountain, ^e, ST^n. STiTB^I". ^^m.-mj^:jc. 
 
 POBIJ 
 
 POBHIDGE, n. stir-about. Sfr^ m. 
 PoBBisoER, fl. T. Pot. ^rt «. 
 
 Port, n. harbour. ^^ n. 
 
 An inferior p. 3Trpl^ «. 
 
 That has made the p. i)^<y^ or ^^. 
 
 Toll paid by ships on clearing oat of a p. TTT/. 
 
 To touch at a p. sj^ fl. •PT'if. 
 
 3 See AiB, Miek. 4 See Gate. 
 5 «Irt'Mdl-=n-&c. 5TTt«TT^/. 
 
 Poet, a. of or belonging to a port, q^T^r, ^^ff. 
 
 To Port, f. a. ( helm ) ST^^I f^r^^fOT, 
 
 PoET-nOLE, fl. V. Port. sfTfT/ ^T/. 
 
 Poet town, m. sr^r n. iTJTnt^ wi. T?rRq?/. 
 
 Portable, a. that mag be easily carried about. ^^ ^rrTT- 
 
 Poetablesess, Poetabilitt, w. y. a. ^^g;5q'JTT"(. g^TT^- 
 
 ?TT/. ?r^^qT^/. &c. 
 PoETAGE. See Portebage. 
 PoETAL, fl. V. Gate. ^ n. ^T^TPTr »«■ 
 To PoETEKD, V. a. foretoken, v. To Bode. g'=q^, ^^^r^, 
 
 f^-^ fl.-K^OT n.-\^^ m.-&c. ^]^^^ g. of o. ^^^^ n. 
 
 -'^''5^ n.-&c. ^p^irf g. ofo. 
 Poetehded, p. V. V. g^5?^7^, ^T^^R ^njnr^OT, &e. arq'J- 
 
 Poetender, ?;. Poetending, /i. a. v.V. g^'T'Tr'T, ^^tspJIRf, 
 
 &c. 3TiTfJ5^, '15*55^. 
 PoETEKT, «. omen of ill. g?Tm »». |f^^ «• ^Tsr^T^ fl. STST- 
 
 ?5?w n. aTT^Tf 5T »»■ aT|rr fl. arfr^ «. sqrft-qm »i. 3"T?m?«. 
 
 Ceremonies to avert evil indicated by portents, arz- 
 
 Frmfw/. 
 
 Portentous, a. ominous of evil, arfr'?^^, aT-id^l^^^T^, ■3TH- 
 ^^^, &c. ar^FT, #F<Tr^q;, ^n^rw, f^^TTFT^f^. 
 
 POBTEB, n. door-keeper. ^"FJfBff, ^FT, ^Jt^TPT, ^^^r^r, 
 5R^?5 or 55. 
 2 carrjpr o/or burden. |?5^Tt, afj^f ^T^RT,aTra^, HT- 
 
 PoETEEAOE, fl. foW of carriage by a porter. ^ «8./. ^»TT?ft/. 
 
 2 business, ^c. of a porter, "^j-^^ n. \7^ m.f. ^sjTRt/. 
 Poettolio, fl. cfl6'e ^o /(oJJ papers. TT^T^FT Ji. ^?rT^T^ h. 
 
 "Tt^T^S fl. 
 Portico, w. piazza, cfc. 53^ or%?^^/. 
 Portion, ?;. v. Paet. 3T^T w. ^5 '«. f^^vn-m. 
 
 2 2'«'"/ assigned, allotment, v. Shaee. 3Ti!Tw(. TTT '«. f^TT- 
 
 3;>rtr/ o/flM inheritance. f^^f^Tw. f^iT^TM. ^^TT^Tm. 
 
 4 wife's fortune, v. Dowee. ^qsf w. ^''irl-T «. qrfTq| «. 
 ^^^TTq^Ff fl. 
 
 To PoEiiON, V. a. V. To Paecel. f^Km^, ^ri^of, sriTfT ^,
 
 POS 
 
 C55 
 
 PC? 
 
 Hr^of, fsTTR m.-&c. ^FTWy. o/o. 
 2 ( a maiden ). ^sr ot.-&c. %iir_ 
 PoExiONiyo, n. v. V. 1. — act. f^^m^in.&c. ^f^ofT/- f^Tmwi. 
 
 POHTIOXLESS, a. V. N. ^5T^^, f^'^n. 
 
 PoETLtnEss, n. V. A. ^t^f^qtjtr m. qf%^Trf5^r/. fffsr^rr- 
 
 ToKlh'X, a. of large and nolle appearance. ^^^^\^.^ 'jf^sifT, 
 Portmanteau, «. leathern box. q;r?f5-5TT^ H^/. ^m^pft/. 
 
 PORTIIAIT, PORTRAITUHE, «.2"rf«''«- rf^sftT 0'" ?T^^/. f^^?!. 
 To PORTRAT, «. a. V. To PaINT. <TWtT/.-1^^ M.-&C. ^^Sj 
 
 9-0/0. 
 
 2 <fc/)/c/, L^-c. V. To Describe, cf"^^, q-o?^ M.-f^r^TnJT n. 
 -&e. sR'rf y. o/ 0. 
 PoRTEATED, ;?. V. V. spl^^r. 
 
 POETEAYINO, «. T. Y. 1. ^fTT^cff H. 
 
 2 ^orgj n. ^OT^ h. f^5;T"JT ». 
 
 Poet. See Forocs. 
 
 jTc; Pose, v. a. ptizsle, yrai-el. ^f5^,^^CTf, nsToIiJf, f^^rTT-^r- 
 rs-&e. ^RiJr, TIJT?^, ^TrJW, ^rHiif, ^frf w. ;;Z. "TTSuf y. of 
 o. rft"5«. ^ ^^ y. o/o. ^f% m. pi. s^ qrr'jf y. ofo. 
 
 Posed. ;;. v. V. ^T3%rrT, &c. '^F^^, ^rf^, ^r^r-z, f fef, 3T- 
 
 To be p. ^DT, <fr^^^. [ OTRT. 
 
 POSEE, n. Posing, p. a. v. V. ^mRT, ^FrrSiTICT, &c. ffe=f ^R- 
 PosiNG, n. T. V. — ae<. spfs^ «• f feT ^^ «. &c. qrTSoft/. 
 Position, n. situation. r<TR «. f^'trfTT/^o/i. ?5iffrT/. 3T«J-^4Tf?f/. 
 
 2 attitude, posture, ^'c. 3TiTf^'<Tlrf/. STUT «. — in fencing, 
 &e. ^rT m. 
 
 Saluting p. ^?5rifhTT f m ««. 
 
 3 principle laid doivn, proposition advanced, point to le 
 proved, ^'c. ^^ m. ^^^^ m. gfcTfTT/. HT^r/. STHT n. q>- 
 ^^/. srf^fTm 3T'4 m. 
 
 4 s^a/c, circumstances.^ v. Condition. f^'<Tfrf j'"/). ^'<ftrT/. 
 
 5 — in arithmetic. f'OT'f^l m. ^^nf^T^ ot. — Double p. ^- 
 
 PosiTiYE, «. woi! negative-^ real, alsolute. ^TT, ^i't^TT, ^f^f^q;, 
 
 2 not implied; direct .^ explieit., express. W"P, '^'?,f^^r?5?r, 
 
 8 «o< admitting condition or discretion.^ peremptory , abso- 
 lute. ^H^^, #!ft^, ^TTT??, ^TJTft!T, Sm", 3RT, f^T^IpJ- 
 
 4 imposed or settled ly arbitrary appointment. ^^T^^^r^. 
 
 5 confident, sure, ^-c. x. Certain. fn^t^^T, f%^^3[f , f%- 
 
 6 dogmatic, over confident in assertion. JTrfTf^rjft, ^^\^^ 
 
 7 — in grammar. See Cosipabison. 
 PosiTiYELy, adv. v. A. 1. vTPfT^, &c. qi^f^^, ^TFTnfqT, ^^ 
 
 frfevT, f^rT^, -fl^fi^, 'JTnJT, ^^~, ^j'l^, ^fr^, ^i. 
 
 I ^>, 3T7^^ or tTT. [^, ?^TH. 
 
 3 ^^^?ft?T, ^?-75T, ^115, ?^rT^5, p»J5, f%?jR, qfrfg- 
 
 G H?Trf>TJTr^rH,rT:=rnT|TH, Ac. 
 
 PosiTivENESS, «. V. A. 1. ^\^x^^ m. ^\T^^w m. ^^f^- 
 
 3 ^i^TTOTr m. ^r{wvn] m. T^TT^T^n^^ m. &c. rt^Rfi- 
 
 Frr/ ^f^'T/. 
 
 4 f^?TniTg-TvrrT/. f^r^R^^r /. [ jtr m. 
 
 5 f^^^T^T^uTT m. Ac. ^^^T'Pir/ ?t;n?m^ ». flTI'n- 
 G JTFrrfHTT^ ?«. THR^ w. 
 
 Posse, Posse comitatus, m. /)a»Vy «e;i/ to apprehend an 
 
 offender, m^f. m^ n. VKot n. 
 
 2 See Crowd, Eaeble. 
 To Possess, v. a. have, hold, own, ^c. ^iiFf-jT^-T^f-fpft- 
 
 Tf5t^-&e. ar^DJ in. con. icith g. of s. 3T^^ in. con. tRcrr, 
 
 f^j- «.-?r^/.-ctc. armory. 0/0. r'///* ^% ofs. 
 
 2 7;oZ(; »2 !^J!i?, enjoy, t^'c. v. To Occcpy. 5rf|5n?:oT, ifrn- 
 w.-Hm5RT wf.-'rf|5rR/-&c. JR'ny. ofo. or 3TOury. f/o. 
 «(77/t ^% 0/ s. 
 
 3 sci>e, gain, obtain the occupation of. fJTv\. ^^. £'?ir^- 
 
 4 of or with ; gife possession, coinmctnd, or occupancy. H- 
 TTT/.-'JTfq'^Rw.-Ac. ^, ^%ErTf^-^TTTtTRt-f^-1^rf^-3Tr- 
 
 5— as a thought, idea, passion, &c. v. To Enokoss. ^f^, 
 ^^iJt, ^r«>jf, sTrrof, sqTTT-q-^.&c. ;pT''t, 3TR?T »». 3TH^ 
 y. o/"*. 2(!</j /«. con. 
 
 6— as an evil spirit. 'TW,^^?;dt, >TtT^^ ?;i.->J^^^TT»i.. 
 &c. ^ar in. con. 
 
 To get possessed. s^fifr^CTif, htr^. 
 Possessed, p. v. V. 1. 5fToin%?Jr,""^%?TT, ^-c. tmr?.f^, t^- 
 
 P. of. ^T5T in comp. 
 2 sTf^JfR^^, &e. 
 
 4 q^Tp ( in comp. as ^r«r^^, Ac. ) f^rf^ij ( iu comp.). 
 
 5 viP.r^j, sjfT^?^, Ac. q^, q»^, c^rR, arrfsr^ ( in comp. 
 as ^^yf^7.., ^hiI^'v, t^i^'r^q, t^lHrHrq, H^rf%'?, Hf^rrr- 
 f^'?, f'Tift'?, 3Tr^r^, etc. &c. ), ?r»TT%'?, ^hTh ' ^. 
 
 STFflT. 
 Possession. »i. t. Y. ^jt^T^c 3T^ ?j. <T7?'r 3?^ ?«. &c. TR- 
 ^ 3TO^ n. &c. %mTiI «. ^ wi. 
 
 In the p. or at the di.iposal of. ^HKMIrff^ ^f. 
 2 qr^'-Jl"!/. Htl m. ^mz] m. ^f.
 
 POS 
 
 G56 
 
 POS 
 
 Prior p. "fPjf'P/. 
 5 3TT^^w. (ill comp. n3?r<TTtn, ^ETTnf n, r^t^t, FStTW^, 
 
 C qr^T/ sfT|r^ sfT':r-/. 5r^f ^^/. qi^HTwi. f^?IT^- 
 
 UewilJcrcd tliroiigli demoniac p. ^\^^, 
 
 (Stirring of a demon in p. %'3iy. 
 
 The subject of demouiac p. 'J?rT^-f^^TT^T%-&c. ^!T^n. 
 
 or 5rr5?n'. [<"• ^rrrrr^r. 
 
 To be under llic working of demoniac p. ^ri^oT, ^Trt^oT 
 To be under the bewilderment of demoniac p. STTfM. 
 To enter into p.— a devil, arinm-art'fi ^wr, qrrH^ or 
 
 I. thiny possessed. ^^\^Jm. *^n. 
 
 A rightful p. ^^^W.m. 
 
 Possessions. JTTrTwi. HH.HtTT/. f^^«- ^'^f^I'Tqj'J. 
 Possessive, a. — in grammar. ^'ajKrqr^^, 
 
 P. case. W^f. ^W'^m. 
 PossF.ssoB, n. Po3SESSiso,^7. a. V. Y. 1. and Ownee, «tTS- 
 
 iwrrr, '•-R^rrr, ^r^, ?^^, '^r^r. 
 
 Posset, n. V.'r\^ ^PK ^f ^^Ttt^T^S ?q«. 
 
 Tj Posset, v. a. See To Cuddle. [sPTffT/. 
 
 POSSIEII.ITT, 11. V. A. 1. ?iT5r»>. ^fTT^PTT/. ?i^/. ^H^- 
 
 PossiDLE, a. //;«i mny le, may happen, ^c. o^I'MMl'll-^rTHr- 
 
 <rR^-&c. EreRTtr-5fp!TW-&e. ^^ q?^^T?^, ?r*rrf^fr, 
 
 As mucli as p. q"47^f^^ 
 To bs p. ^T^r^. 
 2 (to be done) t. Practicable. ^T^^, JfiTtrft^, ^TT'^^. 
 Possibly, at/w. v.A. 1. and Peehaps. ^^tNh, ^'4f^5, 'T??!', 
 
 3T1^ 3Tf| ^^ TTft. 
 Post, n. — for carrying letters. 7S'^\^jn. %V^,f. 
 Eelay to convey the p. tV^ f- H:tqTw!. 
 To travel p. W?^ ^^^T^c^-f^ ^ ^-kc. ^riJf-=5fR'n. 
 
 2 jjwiiic office, place, v. Office. aTttfift /• arfq^FRm. 
 
 3 station of icafch or duty. 5T0T«. "^^f. ^'<TR»J. 
 
 4 military station. ZVhn. [^vTOTT/ 
 
 5 ^Ji'Z/ar, staTce, Sfc. ^TRot. <//»». ^rqoft/ ^f^pTra. ^Hw. 
 Main p. (of poor houses) reaching from the ground 
 
 to the roof. ^T^T^\^m. '^W^ m. or qTTWt/. 
 
 Piece between a p. and its burden. f^Ciii ^^m. 
 
 P. planted or set. in the C'round. qT^f^fWJ. 
 G — aa term of reproach for a stupid and silent person. 
 
 To Post, v. n. travel with speed and without stoppiny. 5f;pt- 
 
 To Post, v. «. s/a/Zo/i.^or. gsm, srasfot, r*Tn^, r<Tn?IT/.- 
 &.C. 'R^y. of 0. 
 
 2 fix on a post. ^\^\^-&q. qHOT-f^'T^STOT. 
 
 3 expose, hold up to jntblic scorn. f^■T^f.-\^Z^^S^m.■^r[^f.. 
 
 &c. qjT^ y. ofo. ^rm ^m. HrfvrSt-u^rtrr. 
 
 4 (in accounts). ^TrTT^r'^T/. ^<K^ y. of o. 
 
 5 (a letter, Ac.) JCiTT?lf?r-&c. ^r^JOT-^FFOT. 
 
 Post, nr/y. tvi/h spiccJ, without stoppiny, S,'c. IT^rsf^, ijf^r- 
 
 Post-boy, «. sf^^, 3i^^r=Jr. 
 Post-haste, orfy. Sec Post. 
 PosT-nonsE, «. 3;%^T ^V^T m. 
 Post-man, n. sf^qrrjr, Z^^TviW^ f^lTTJ. 
 
 Bag of p. ?frw w. [ fr-ic. 
 
 POST-MASTEK, n. Si%=5TT-^"^^=^ q^R^^H^R-^PT^Tr'^t-^rfq^T- 
 POST-OFFICE, M. St^-StqT^^ q^ jj. ^cqj^ «• 
 
 Post-paid, a. ^?ftr! f^^rr. 
 
 PosTACE, n. 5r%?r?^T ^m?T^ f r?ft^ n. 
 
 To Post-date, v. a. dale after the real time. cirriT^; FrT'f^?f/.- 
 
 Post-diluvian, «. subsequent to the dehiye. ^^^\^r\\^'\y 
 
 if?55fTxR'in?5T-?r. 
 
 PosTEraOE, a. later in time. TTSt^FT^T, ^?7>75=^T, ?f?IT=STr, 
 q^i^Tf^rat^T, "T=iqTt^Tfe5p, <TT5>qTfq^, 37TT, 3T5TT. a^q-^^rf^-T, 
 
 ar^^^FTf?;^. [vrq^q^rf?;^rtT/. 
 
 Postebioeixy, n. v. A. q^TTf^rlHTHr/. 3T"R?rr /. arsTTHT/. 
 Posteeiors, « lachside. n\lf. fT^/. JJ^^^^T «». f^ff^ m. 
 ^% »i. /Z. sTl'lT »!. 
 
 A bump with the knee upon the p. nf5^5'7T m. ifs- 
 35^/. nrenfT »». V. %, iTR, 5RT. 
 
 A woman with large & handsome p. f51?ti%?ft. 
 Breeches just covering- the p. nts'^T^oTT in. 
 Posterity, n. descendants, offspring, tj-c. race that proceeds 
 from aproyenitor. ^r\\r^ pop. ^fTrl/. ^'rfRl n. 
 2 — opposed to ancestors ; succeeding yeneralions. J^^'t 
 
 ^i^T^ f. 55% rir^ m. pi. qsj^qr qtq"^% f^np w. pi. q^?r- 
 =5fTf^jr^iqtq^r/. 5=5T?t=5fTf^^cffrr/ q^Ri^TRT^sf^ m. 
 
 PosTEEN, n. hack, small, or private door. ITTT^ W- '*• f%5^1 
 
 f^Trm^:\fri^f. 
 
 VosTRvyiOvS: a. lorn after the death of its parent, snq K- 
 ?^T^ 5rT%r5r, ^JRT^F^TT^q;, fHdJHr^TT^qp, fq^^iiflTR^, 
 
 sTiq^RT, arri-HRT. 
 
 2 published after the death of its author. ^ffr^rTT^ 
 
 iif?f5;5rT3^r, ^p^tf^tt^, ^prl^f^ff^. 
 
 Postmeridian, a. Iclonyinj, ^-c. to the afternoon. 51^ !T|Tr- 
 
 ^^R^T, arrqnf^^, arq^^pife^, q^pj^rfs;^. 
 
 Postuoetem, «. made after death. JT^ir^^T^^ETr, JR^flTT^^r, 
 ^TtJlTfR. 
 
 POSTPERFOEIIANCE, )!. 3?^^'^ OT. aT^ffrT/. 
 
 To Postpone, z". a. put off v. To DeVek. fq^Hnfft ^R CT^^- 
 t^t^of^ ?n-5!T m. sot, iT|Ti=5 TT^T^tT^ o»- ^ TjTf '7r?5'Jf, FSf^I- 
 
 iff^fT ^TT?5iJf, qrJTsR ^-^ot. [ "rff??; qi "Jf. 
 
 To bo postponed. iT^?5JT^fTT5r^ or W^ "^5'^, ^'\^•
 
 POT 
 
 657 
 
 roTT 
 
 Postponed,/), t. V. f^^'Pfl'^ ?T^^?5T, TT^siT 4l+^ril,&c. 
 
 POSTPOXKMENT, n. V. V. — act. 5^fft^ ?T^^ «. H|(fl<4^ 5T^- 
 
 (^ «. &e. 
 VoiTSCUi\;T,n. paragraph added to a concluded letter, ^'c. 
 
 FosTULATE, PosruLATUM, n. position assumed without prooj. 
 
 PosTunE,?!. ( of body ). ^T'T". 3M «. 3Tm5M «. smTIOT n. 
 
 ^'mmi.'k-z^f. 3Tift'<rf?r/. 3Tiraf?'4f?T/'. a^qf^n^^"!. ^ifk 
 
 ft'<Tf?T/. ?T^fW^^TO«i. 5J'tWF*TT/. H^f/. Hiudu ascetics 
 aud devotees adojit a variety oi postures. Some of tlicm 
 are collected here. .3T%^ft5?f, ^^/JV^^., ^1%^, ^^ft- 
 
 5^T, n?5?jTra^, iR^rreFT, ^i^l'j^r, ef^r or s^^pqrcrr, 
 <T?rra^, !THm^, T^?f^, ^^^rft^^T, iT?jTm^, =n^nT. Some 
 
 other ^o«/i«rs are, 3TSt, ar^S^J^TTr!^?: or ar^^^JTiTT^^'?, 
 2 position, stale, v. CoXBixiON. f^'<Ti% i'oi'. ?*f\^ /. 3T- 
 
 POSTCEEIIASTEE, «. 3T^f^?T"Tf^T?T^, afnf^^T'^T^, aTnf^" 
 
 Post, n. motto on a ring, c^'o. R^fte %^ m. 5^T%^ m. 5- 
 2 See NosEGAT. 
 
 Fox, ;?. vessel for domestic vse. — geuer. Tfl 11. HTS m. ^W- 
 ?r M. m'^ «. pr or \\-^m. dim. ^ or \\t[f. — contemp- 
 tuously, ^i?s or ^rsRJ n. — iudef. or eompreh. ^H- 
 
 2— culinary. ^ o)- ^T «• %f[ or \\f[f.'^':^^ pop. 
 '<TT?ft/. Vt "'■ ST/. %n^ ''«. ?fR^ n. dim. rTT^ft/. TnTsft/: 
 TT^?J w. dim. "Tm?ft/. sf^notn. ^P^r^w. The above words 
 express sorts. t^'^TO'^ «. 
 
 3— water pot. qTHT/. ^5T m. ^Z m. ^^^ f. ^^^ in. 
 ^T m. The pots used by the Hindus whether ea?-/7(c» or 
 7netal have numerous names ; some of the common metal 
 pots are, 3Tir?ft, 3TT'T^, 3-HFtf^J^, TTTSI", STToS^, ^F^TS, 
 spsi, ^^f , JfT^nr, qPnTt,^'<T^ or S, ^?5^T, ^5J^, ^pmst, 
 ^Stift, %5lT", t'tT^T, 13^ or ITS, fq^, ijs ditn. nft, =5rf , 
 
 frT, ST, %T5TT, fT^^i ?Tq?5t, FR^t, FT^ft, HH^5!, nt^^r, 5- 
 T, rrfsHt, ?rt5F5, irrsET )». (/»». -^r^T', ^iCTft, "mr^, Tcrn, 
 5f^2'Jr or sin^, f^^nr, 5^?ft, ottt, htt^, g??. Some 
 
 of the ear/7ien are, sp^RT,^^'^, ^-^J.^^V, ^ar^T, ^5J^ft, 
 
 ^5t, %5JT <?'■"!. %5ft, nrsTT, iTr5n,iTr5?^T, tts^, "Tros-qT, ^t- 
 
 S#«. rR^, ?t^?ft, Ft'Tt, p-^r, ?Tt^, 5?:f^ or 5^?5, 1T5^, 
 ^, TT^TT or ?T5roT, ^"«. ^^^T^jft, gi5. 
 
 Clumsy, misshapen p. rlf^ST »». 
 
 Cover ( i. e. another pot ) of a cooking p. =1^ ^Tf^HiTw. 
 
 Old and worn metal p. JFT«)c7 or ^^ n. tpT^ Ttt «. 
 
 Pots and pans, — eompreh. ^ JT5# ??. 7;?. ^Htfr «. 
 To go to p. he dished, ^c. ^RT ^'^f, ^msST^T ^fi^, 
 
 Pot-be LLiED.a.^f^, ^f=ff, 3l'<R, J^qT,s?T^"i?^, ?i?ir, s^^qr, 
 S^TT or |5TTT,i^n, I5i^"TT?.iir, ?tf^, f?^*T, ?^^^. 
 p. person or animal. ST?7R J». %T/. Ht/. 
 
 POT-BKl,LT, »i. ^q n. %T/ 57^ n. ^TT «. ^TT »». ft=qT w. 
 T^TFJ/. »TT/. 5?5TT ni. iTTrrm. It^/. %^ n. {or ql^rrqi 
 
 s?:^T m. &c. ). 
 PoT-nEKB, «. 5!TFP m.f. 
 
 Pot-herbs aud esculent veg'etables — eompreh. or 
 
 gcner. ^TT^Hra"^/ ^IPFTT^ '«• Tr^ft'TPn' m. 
 Poi-noOK, 11. Pot hoolis & hangers, sci-auicd letters. ^=qT 
 
 Ht^rRR "TTq" m. pi. 
 PoT-suEnn, n. i:A\m.K^t[f. ^ITT «• 
 
 POT-YALIAKT, O. 31 M rl N I -"%"Pnn'-f'T?t^-& C. ?JT. 
 
 PoT-wASH, n. Tt'^^'ft n. 
 
 Potable, a. drinl-alle. tqi-'-(MI-^FTT-*iK<Mr-&c. ^,'TT^^, 
 
 Potableness, n. v. A. c^ptT^ij^t^T wi. &c. qpTT^T/. TT- 
 Potash, «. impure alkali. ?m i^o/). ^I^wi. 
 
 Nitrate of p. q^?TTT /'o;). q^iT "i. 
 Potatios, n.carousal. ^\^]^^^ m. MH'HHKH »i. 
 
 2 See Deauoht, Dhink. 
 POTATOE, w. 5R:rT m. 3TM «». 
 
 Sweet p. — the plant. ?7TT^.— the root. TT^n.T^^.n. 
 POTEXCT, n. T. A. 1. TTT^PTT m. smTT »i. H^ n. FTspfr/. 'pi- 
 
 2 tfXT^JT m. 3I?5 or ^55 «. qTST^ifrn'/. qPS^TfeTT /. 
 Potent, a. pou-erful, ejjicacious, — medicines, drink, &c. T. 
 
 Stbonq. qn^prfr, !T?iNt, 'iTJil^, ^^^, ^?r3T, '|>Ji*i<qf, 
 
 lOT^FRt, q2^?:,^:TT^=^^, ^^^, 5TT^, ^^T^i ^'^^i ^^TtIT. 
 2 having great dominion. TTT^rft, 5T=r^T^,5B-T?-€r, q^^TTHt. 
 Potentate, «. t. Kino, ^fa, Wc7, M^l^lrJ, 3Tftrrf?r. 
 Potential, a. existing in possibility, T. Possible. ?t»Tr5-7, 
 ^TT^, ^TTT^H^, TrfirHHT^, ^fqi^q^'TTsq. 
 2 — in grammar. ?rf^, fsff'^f^. 
 Potentialitt, n. v. A. 1. ^'TT^q^/. ^'TK^I^mr/. 
 Potently. See Poweefullx. 
 PoTiiF.E, n. T. Bustle. ir^S/ Tl^'t/. fPTS/. |5!;/- 
 POTON, w. medicinal draugh t. fTTjqiir-cqrqT^ aT^Tq/i.qq^-^d. 
 Pottage, n. r. Bkotii. ittw^ ^^/. 
 Potter, n. ^>^K, ^^^TT, ^^ o>' ^> ^'TTT. 
 Art or business of a p. ^^K'+^f/. 
 Frame used by potters for carrying earth. iT=ft/. 
 ■ Pile of pots arranged by a p. for burning. 'iT^T m. 
 Potter's patting instrument. v^N^ot n. 
 Potter's clay-pit.iTTrrrm or JTm^m/. [m m. 
 
 Potteet, «.— the place, f TK^rr^CT/. ^'TRHR/. *>TRT^aT- 
 
 2 earthen-u-are. ffTR^TK n. Hr?fr=^ Htft «. p^. 
 Pottle, n. ^i\^ wm 3Ti^. 
 Poucn, n. lag, pocket, ^t/. PT^T^/- f^T w. 
 
 2 ( of a monkey ). nTr5?T?t/. nra"F5 "• ITrSTJ^ «. 
 
 3 cartridge lox. cil'H'^H ". 
 
 4 (of a bird. ). ft-^^^ft/. 
 
 I To Povcn. See To Pocket. 
 
 83
 
 POU 
 
 058 
 
 IHDW 
 
 Poult, n. thump, tj-c. v. Blow. ffHT m. sTht »). |Wr m. 
 
 PouLTEEEn, n. w//(T of fowls. ^Kf^rfift'T^r, #^fr=rr?yr. 
 
 Poultice, n. so// composition of meal, ij"e. /o fce applied me- 
 iUcinally. ft^oT n. fw^nT ^V^ f-^^f^ f-i\'^f[ f. <TT- 
 4> -^H-->>f q^?^T »«• The Euglish word is commou under 
 the form of "TRt^ «. 
 
 P. of simples or herba for a sprain. 3'"T0Tr m. <t? m. 
 To rouLTicE, V. a. V. Jv"". ■Rqj^nT n.-'TTTtfl' n.-&c. ^\^^_ 
 Poultry, n. domestic foids. ^FHTfrf^nffr n. pi. 'Fi»)4^JIN«(4^T 
 
 PocscE, n. /a/o«. "t^ »«• 
 
 2 — for drying writing, ^rft/. The word means saud, 
 
 which is used in India for this purpose. 
 To Pounce, v. n. sprinj upon. ^TRiir, 5r¥T'Jt,^'<T/.-3jtT/-&c. 
 
 JiR^, ;n^/.-fnq^r m.-^^f.-kc. ^wM.,^^^l:rz,f. ^m 
 
 g.ofo. 
 
 POCXCE-BOX, n. iHil^/. 
 
 Poc.Nn, n. V. Measure. ^^, ^^^^^ iITT 3Tr|. 
 
 2 inclosurefor confining cattle. J^n^ nrf^t ^rfT/.^r^^T- 
 
 O+ls^lS ?»./.-+rUi?15r m. 
 To Pound, «. «. v. N. 2. JFrfff?r-q?Tl^rSiTfrT-&c. qT?5'ir. 
 
 2 Jea< so «s^o irMise,v.ToBEUisE.;piat,^pt5ot^5I^CTt,3=5Iijf. 
 
 3 ( rice, &c. to husk it ). ^:50t, ^f^^r^ ^6f, ^fjuf m.-^- 
 50T «.--^3/-H3ift/.-&c. W-m g- of 0. 
 
 To p. hardly & coarsely, f iTO'at. 
 
 Quantity to be pounded at one time. «Ei5"T n. ^V([n. 
 
 Quantity thrown at once into the mortar. qiTTT m. 
 
 Poundage, n. v. V. 3. cost of pounding. W.\l^^7jf. ^rioTT- 
 
 2/ee, (/«e, ^'<7. ^^/. 
 Pounded, p. t. A. 1. #iT?T ^rT^r, qrfs^reqtrr WTrra?yT. 
 
 2 ^?;%?yT, q;f5?5?5T, 5f5^?5r, =|f9m, =f;^[?vrf, ^jtot. 
 
 Coarsely p. or bruised, — peppers, &c. aT'Nt'lST. 
 
 3 ^fS^rJT, ^fl^^^T, &c. ^ft^. 
 
 Once pounded,— rice, &c. <(^^, (t^tj^tst.— Twice p. 
 5^1 Pf^i I^fTTT, pr?.— Thrice p. f?THtt, f?tH5T. 
 PouNDEn, n. Pounding,/), a. v. V. 2. ^S'^TTU, SR'TailTr, ^t- 
 S'TTTT, &c. f^H+.THI, ^PS^PFrlf. 
 
 3 JjjfjorKT, ^fsmrr, &c. ^pfs^, nt?qT,'fi^r?5r. 
 
 I. thing to pou7id with. ^'^^ n. — for rice, lime, &c. JT- 
 ^foE or 5?it5 «. — for rice, ntr^ ?». 
 II. — apparatus of a beam with a head for pounding, tn 
 or ^ m. h^f. JSTT m. 
 Pounding, n. v. A. 1. — act. ^ifm ^n^'jf n. JpffOr «. 
 2— flc^ ^zif n. ^rrj^ n. ST^cTcfr n. &c. jpr». :p5^ «. 
 3~act. ^sor n. ?r5^ »«. &c. ^.\VJf[ f. ^fStT n. ^for n. 
 
 p. and grinding, — compreh. huslcing and Incising. ^,\- 
 STVTIT m. %m^ m. ^^iST m. ^t?^/. ^Ff?"! fCTT «. 
 
 The first p. ^JRf^/.— The second'^p. pr^/ i^TTT «. 
 
 —The third p. fm^f [f.'Vr^^ g. of o. 
 
 To POUE, V. a. throw in a stream, m^^., ^TR=5'rf, ^TS't, mi 
 
 2 forth ; out ; sendfm-th, emit, ^c. copiouslg. TiTSSfJf, 
 'TTJJW w. <TrS^ ^. o/o. ^f^/.-^nfl^ W1.-&C. Jp?^ y. o/'o. 
 
 ^^T^r^/ ^^ot-cfr|5m g. of a. 
 
 3 in; vr^oT, W?rJf , ^^>n. 
 
 4 ofl"; R^^Tot. 
 
 5 out; ft^Jfif, arrasot. 
 
 To PouB, w. «. stream, flow, — copiously, &c. ^TR/. rIPT<?f J. 
 
 fS^T, *f3iT5T?; wi. =^\fM g. ofs. 
 
 2— rain. J^qt*!, S^I^T adc. %CTr-tT5of, H^oCtTR-g^r'^m:- 
 
 q'r':TR-&c. trSiJI-OTIot, ^m^CTT. 
 
 3 rws/t ;■» a crowd, Sfc. v. To llusn. J^R^t, ^.TR/. <T5ot, H- 
 T^ or 3^1^, 5^ o»- 55Eriim.-5^ffor5?Tt^/.-&c.=En7^- 
 f^^^. ofs. \^g. of s. 
 
 4 forth; issue copiously, ^cf w.-sfta «.-^5R ?i.-&c. ^ot 
 To Pout, v. n. thrust out the lips in sullenness; look svll'g, 
 
 '^^'^ or ^^3^^, J'^^^ot, 3^5 M. pl.-i\\p; m. pi. 'fq^'jf, 
 ^n^ 'W'^, HTH^fW, J7^^ or J^ »i. iT<jf-=5fTCTr im. con. 
 2 shoot out, — the lips, &c. ^\^ adv. %of-3T^iif. 
 Pouter, n. Pouting, /J. a. y. "V. !■ 'P''^?:'JrRT, &c. ^<=F555OT. 
 
 2 5it|t3tt3:?5t,&c. 
 
 Pouting, w. v. V. 1. '^^T'Zuin. &c. <F?:5p?: or T^^Z n.v.=^^, ^, 
 PovEETT, n. indigence, need, necessity, straitness of circtim- 
 
 stances, c^c.^fX^^'^T nmf[^f. q^qr?ft/- ^^^^fTi pop. 
 
 S^TtT/. ^fX^-^ n. Sfft^^m /. ^ft^T^'<TT/. ^R? «. f^- 
 
 «THftiTFrT/. &c. 3T=tf5^^?tT/. &c. iftq^Tft or filRsi^ft/. 
 ^ 7J. ^^ or ^trm/. ?^/. ^^5/. =ETiI^aT/. cTF^- 
 
 a/. ^n=^/. rrTT=inT «. srr^/. arr^q^/. ars^oi/. 313- 
 
 '^oj^/. ^^sr^/. ^c^rat/. %^^ n. |n^/. Some figures 
 and phrases expressing' extreme poverty are.^^JTKsT Tf- 
 
 ^ sq-T^r 3TT|?r, ^?T 3T?7?T ?5FT?fr 3^r\, qu RT^'T=>f arr- 
 I, qnrrfq- ?T^R ^^ sn^fmt. [fsriFi'ifl'^. 
 
 Keduced to p. ^I-jq^, ?T'5T''f, TfTs^RT, f^nfT':T5T, ^'I'^nT, 
 
 To be in great p. ^im 3TfT «. F^rTJf g. of s. ^fiT^% 
 
 ^"TT?/. FJTTWy. o/«. 5?^?: R5'it-T5%?rT 3T^% f5q;f^^ 
 
 P. of language. ?l5^^5?fT/. [STft^-snT^, 
 
 POVEETT-STKICKEN, a. Y. PoOK. -prfT^R, ^fll^TW, ^ifs^, 
 PowDEK, n. pulverized sulslance. 'H^J or ^^T ni. ■H'ft or H- 
 
 qfft/.H^'jft/ 5^tifr/. pH-/. gift/, "n^ft/.^^ jqfTTM. 
 
 tffS «. "73/. "TH: or <J3 M. =5(or «. fro W- — esp. of fragrant 
 
 substances and used in offerings. JW m. aT^ftT «?.— esp. 
 
 of wood sawed, worm-eaten, &c. diist. g'^T^ n. '^W^^n, 
 
 5?r^5T »». ^^r »«. ?5 «. jHfrr «j. j^rf /. 
 
 To reduce to p. "^X^. 
 2 gun-powder. ^T^/. 
 
 3 — medicinal preparation. jtT^T/. ['!fT'^. 
 
 lb PowDEn, V. a. pulverize. '>^} m.-&c. ^oi-TTS'rf g. ofo. 
 
 2 sprinUe tvifh powder, yqi^ f^T^-q^%-&c. f^lTiif n. 
 
 Il -mofr/. ^iJr. 
 
 I' 3 ( meat ). corn. ^\Z M.qTc55T,fT3m-fK5H H95^,^Tm,
 
 POW Go9 
 
 POWDKR-FLASK, POWDER-nOBN, «. f^TTST »l. 
 POWDEE-MAGAZIKE, tl. ^rer^tHT "»• 
 
 PowDEE-woEK, M. ^re;^r^T »1. [ &C. 
 
 PowDEBiKESs, n. V. A. *mTT »». H^Prf^lrTT'Tr »»■ f^JotqiiTT m. 
 PowDEET, a.frialle, a-umlli/. ^^H^ffrT, flSoE, fqsr^S, ftST, 
 
 PowEE, n. force, vigor, v. Steength. ^TT m- vf%/- ^^ pop. 
 
 2 «i(7(Vy,^i-uafural or moral. 5Tf^/ «I?5 or 512; «. ^TT- 
 
 ?5/. ST^i^T »«• "T^^T ?». ar^irm 0'- ^ /. wilhneg. con. 
 W."^^ n. 
 
 According to one's p. To the best of oue's p. T'tTr^T- 
 ^ pop. q-iTTH^if^ or Tfqr, qtim^Tf^ or rpTT, T^RTTH'.i'f, 
 iRTK^ or "TT'f^TC^, ^lf^qT?sf or "T7^^,?r, ^fTH^^fT^'ST 
 or T<h'+*.H , ^Tf^?i:. 
 
 lu the p. or compass of 3TT^r. 
 
 To have p. ^ m. ^^J^ g. of s. 
 
 To come or fall within the p. of. 3Tq'i^'Ti?t-3T'THHfrr- 
 3Tfr^qf?r-3TTnTirr-3^;-^m-&c. if>if y. of s. [ ^TrT m. 
 
 3 compnss, grasp, Si'c. v. Eeach, Clutches. 3lT=r^fvT m. 
 P. — of a word. nf%/. [ S't. 
 
 To fall into the p. of. ni^nfr, riraft?r-rrrafrrr-&c. ^iq-- 
 
 4 command, dominion, authority. ^^T WJ. ^TTT m. ^tTF/ 
 
 Day or season of p. =ErR?TT:R^ ?». =5??5?ft/- ^rft/- 
 Plenitude of one's p. ^ \»^'f n. [ SITT^ »•• 
 
 5 prevalence, weight, cj'c. v. I;;fluexce. ^TR:/ =^?I^/ 
 C potency, strength, good quality, ^-c. v. A^ibtue. «P7 or 
 
 ^^ n. w^ «. ?r^nt/. noT >». jtrrm ?». ^f^r «. ^f^f^T m. 
 w\^n.pop.nrC\f^f. 
 
 7 (of an engine, &c.) motive force. 'SfT^ 2"^P- ^TsS". 
 
 8 (of the mind) faculty, mm. rif^f. 
 
 9 legal authority, ivarrant. ^TtTT/. arfyf^Rw. '^^jTF'TKt' /. 
 
 Full powers. ^f^j^Fqrft/. ^'fl^f^Tft/. 
 
 10 force, armament. ^^T". 5l~r or 5l5!;»."%?q»TT':»". ^iTTT 
 
 11 T. Potentate. arfSppift, 3Tf<qf?f. [^11/ 
 
 12 abundance, v. Exubehaxce. JT^TKJ/. pt^/. sr^P^/. 
 P. of attorney. ?^f^ K M^«. 
 
 PowEEm, fl!. possessing great strength, v. SxnoXG. 5T3^7, 
 
 v;frrr=^, st^rt, sr^tpt, ^^tt;^ in^;^, '^^^tt. 
 
 2 forcible to persuade, convince. Si' c. ^^^.T:.,^^^?:.^^.^ 
 
 g^, ?r^R, if^T^, srfe^, ^ft^, f^^-^T^-^. | 
 
 3 mighty, puissant, potent. qTT^PKpsrr, TTT^^, !T?Trq% SI?rr- i 
 
 4 ej/icacious, potent, tjv. v. Stkon'g. ^7.W.Z^ "TTrspjff, 3T- 
 
 jfr^, FT^^, ^n^, "TOT^Rt, niiTTt^, ^rr^ftK, ^ii^^^q-. 
 
 POWEELESS, a.Y. AVeaK. f^^ pOp.t^'^.,^Vrfi,f^^\^^.^ 
 
 3T?TiT-4, ^r^^Ifq, Vfw.f^, &c. ^^Vf^, p\^, ^^^- j 
 
 PRA 
 
 POWEKI.ESSNESS, «. V. A. 'ST^lf^/. 3TOT*1*4 «. 31TU^P*T «l. 
 
 Pox, fi.— small pox. \^'^f.pl. np^J f pi. ^\^f.pl. "prSiJT/. 
 ^)Z. ^1s\^^f.pl. 'f\n. 3Tfii%n. H^fr^r/. T^/. 
 
 Some varieties or modes oi' small poje avc, q^FI^TT- 
 
 Inoculated small p. :??r^^?qTor ^I#R- ^jfT, f^Tlgirr^r 
 ^ifr, f TTTT^^T ^^ or HTHT- 
 
 (>uiall p. personified. ?fTcl?7r^/. [//Z. «Fr^5T. 
 
 To inoculate for the small p. v. To Ikoculate. 3^/. 
 
 To be pitted with the small pox. T^?of. 
 2— chicken-pox. ^^rJt(\f.pl. T.l^'^f.pl. 
 3— cow-pox. 'fr'tT5T^fT?r?^r/. pi. Note. The :>rarathu8 do 
 not distinguish between the cow-pox and small pox, 
 but use for the former the words expressing the latter. 
 4— venereal. |:^«. v. HT, rlTT, nm/ 3rT3['?T»«. sfl^R^T- 
 
 Afflicted with the p. |:T7H-TT, mk^, |^^^, 3^^ft. 
 To PozE, &c. See To Pose, &c. 
 Peacticabii.itt, Practicableneps, n. v. A. 1. qiTTTT^- 
 
 qurr m. &e. ^^qsqon «>. ^i^^mr/. ^n^qnr/. g^T^THT/. 
 ^iTrtr/. &c. _ LIht/.&c. 
 
 2 3TrqTJT~m'T: m. ^siTT^i'iT'iir »'. .tc. ^r^^^f. ^^^\- 
 
 Peacttcable, a. that may be done, performed, Sjc. ^X[^\^\- 
 
 ^\-^^\^■!K\-mxm-^^■ ^^r^s, ^"f^r, ^i^'t, ^I'-'ii', ^^'T'^, 
 
 2 ( a breach ). ^nqT^ITT-^R^T, =^'ZW\ ^"tTT-?tTWr->&c. 
 Practical, ff. rclatinr/, ^'c. to action. f^q^T, f^^isR'ft^r, 
 
 p. joke. sp^TT ^T^fJIHtTt ''W f 
 
 2 //;a/ OTffy be applied to vse. sqq^RT=^T Tq'TTTRT, ^T^- 
 
 3 derived from practice or crperience. 31«Trafqr, ^^^^F, 
 
 flr^, 3T>-"^rasrrH-, f^mi%5, f^^i^^^r. 
 
 Peacticallt, fl(/f. V. A. 1. f^F-qf^T^nft, f^.'T^^'4t, :pj(^qi:Ji. 
 
 2 »! practice, l.^^^\x\^, s^^^R^^Wt^. 
 
 3 by practice. 3^«TreTJf, 3T»-"^W -P^TT, ^t^TFfTH, T<prH, 
 ^ ■(H l^T, &c. 3T>-'^RI?f-. 
 
 Peactice, m. reiterated or holitucd doing. SlvqjTf wj. ^f^m~. 
 f lfr{ m. V^ m. TRim m. m\^ m. qT5 m. qft^Tra "i. si^T- 
 
 Attainable by p. 3T«TR?1'^. 
 
 Daily or constant p. ^^r^^rz wi.f^^/. ['m^^f. 
 
 Skill acquired by p. v. Expertness. ^^h/. ^k «i. 
 To be in general p. or use. ^^^HT m.■^^\T^ m.-^^^\7j: 
 
 -Ti^^^ m.--(^r{pop. f[r{f.-SiC. 3TB0ty. ofs. 
 
 2 actual doinj ^—as opposed to theory. -^pTot n. 3Tr^at». 
 &c. f5f,qr/. ^ n.^f. eqrTR w. W=SRW «. STJ^Rl ;;. 
 ?T^RT ". 
 
 3 course of procedure, usage, v. CvstOm. ^T?5/. ^frT^ <';/>.
 
 PEA 
 
 GOO 
 
 PEA 
 
 4 exercise of a profession, k^^ n. arniTOI "■ ^T^WT n. 
 
 5 medtcal treatment of diseases. f^f%?^T/. qqpH^MT/. ^- 
 <T^fK »/i. ♦••^ijrdPV-Tr/. 
 
 0— military. ?T^T«TT?I «i. 
 
 Baii-p. ni^ft^rn: wi. 
 
 Blauk-p. ^TT^niRm. ^-J^f?/. _ [ ?^ «• 
 
 7 practices ; v. Coxdvcx. ^ira/. =1^'^^^/. W/ ff^/- 
 
 Mal-practices. ar^^TRR m. 
 
 To Peaciise, v. a. do halitudlt/. mRmis ?«.-<^f<HI'fl/.-«ir^tli 
 
 /.-7<pl »M.-7rarrT m.-^^vqra OT.-fHfTf^rnr m.-f^T?q'%'T m.- 
 
 &c.%^'n-mi'it-qT?!^ y. o/o. f?iFq-fr3T-^^iT^T-cS;c. qr?TJi- 
 iRt<T 3T^ot, 'i{■>■-^]^ m. q^of-tRTdr y. o/o. arwrm^. 
 
 2 ( a professiou or art). :F^,^ftfT 3=RT^, 3Tr^^, ^T^J- 
 
 ^ot, EiFT^, ^f^=)iiui, %=rw, %^nT «.-&c. ^ot. 
 
 3 do, perform, ^'e. JRot, aTfERof, 3T^W. 
 
 4 exei-cise, use in order to dexterity. JTHl^, 'jf^tJldui, ^- 
 
 To PitACTiSE, V. n. perforvx to Jceep up tlie Tcnoidedge or Jialit 
 of ar^TTH OT.-?nK »i.-T^ m.-l^^ j».-^q^/.-&c. 5^- 
 
 2 exercise a profession. ^^ tn.-Z^j^ m.-W-^^ n--^PVf^ n." 
 
 3 Kse artifices, SjC. SRT^ «.-qR^ w.-^PRT m.-=fvT«(i'^i=(l >»•- 
 ??f%nT n.-rfti^MW «.-5FrN m. i>^-S'=q'Tr^ m. pl.-&c. ^qTc5- 
 
 rHACTisED,/). and a. y. V. A. 1. f%Fq%^??T, Ac. 3T^"^^, 
 
 2 %%^, arr^n^p^, &c. 5^T^|rr, til^id, st^^ft, 
 
 3 %%?IT, &C. 3Tr?rRrT, 5fR%^. 
 
 I. ahle or skilful from practice, versed, conversant, ^'c. T. 
 EXPEBIEJ;CED. 3T«Tr?ft-, 'JTvq-KT, ^HT^fT, ^H^fT, crrT^^?5T, 
 
 To be p. le versed or skilled, qjiit, ^?:oT, ^^"n, tj^«jd- 
 Pbactisee, m. Phactisixo, ;;. a. v. V. A. 1. qft^R S^OTTTr, 
 
 2 *<,u|Ki, 3i|-H<uiKI, %JfOTRT, &c. SpfrlHR, %=ft, ^^MM. 
 
 Pbactitioxeb, n. one tvho exercises a profession. ^^ W-l^- 
 ?T, ^ ^^TM^PTTTT, 3WI ^i'lKl, %5ft, ^^TFT, ff%np ( in 
 comp. as 5i|'^rTl+ ), |tT^ ( in couip. ), s^T=mFft. 
 Medical p. y. Phxsician. ^, 1^14.?^+. 
 
 Pbagmatic, Peagmatical, a. v. Orricious. ^I^S^TT, ^- 
 
 Peaqmatically, adv. v. A. ??5^4'-(UIM, ^'TS^^^, c^f^T 
 
 Peaomaiicalness, «. T. A. ^a^SMUIl »«. &c. 53fs/. 5^- 
 
 Peaieie, Peaiey. fl. ^Zam covered icith coarse grass. FTf^^- 
 
 ^ Hra »n. q?t^5TT'5IT KT?: m. 
 Pbaisable. See PRAisEwOExnY. 
 Pbaise, PsAisrso, n. v. Y.—act. Wf^ n. &c. ^F^fn /. ^- 
 
 ;T n. <T^'^ n. ^T'lf^T «. m^^ f ^<f wi. sj^OT /. >FA^^ f. 
 T^^IV^ m. 3T'45rT^ m. J'^TT^^ »«. ^^T^f^T /. ^^^ m. 
 
 I. ground, Sfc. of praise. i^^» ^FRUT n. ^ffl^H m. 
 2b pEAlt;E, r. a. applaud, extol, commend, laud, cjc. ^^iwf, 
 
 5ira^/- ^of, ^f?f/.-^=r w.-5r^TOT/.-&c. ^ofy. o/o. 
 sjftrH n.-^PJlV «.-&c. q^or ^r. o/o. roT m. /;;. fltl^-^iaTot 
 y. cfo. loftf^f^T n.-^orr^r^ ??j. ^KTot ff. of 0. 
 
 To p. up, ery up. ^ifi^n^ w.-o^^l /.-&c. Hfl^ .-7. o/o. 
 
 Peaised, /). V. V. w^Sr?5r, ^rmm%^, &c. qfif^, qpfr^r, ^i- 
 
 Peaisee, k. Peaisikg, p. a, v. V. ^^roTHT, JTT^m'JTnT, &c. 
 
 sr?f?T^, ^R!F, ^aYrrr, ^?i5r-w5nT-?Hi^-&c. ^TTf-j??R^-&c. 
 
 I Peaiseavoetuilt, ado. v. A. ?Hfrf fK5:pTr ^RT </et/. ?TRT- 
 ?r^TnHa!.Nr^>TT (:?efZ. [ qpq-(TT/. &c. 
 
 PEAISEWOETni>-ESS, «. V. A. Sf^T^^ftq-rrr/. f'^'^^'FU f. ^^_f^- 
 
 Peaisewoetht, a. laudalle, commendalle, ^'c. ^^^ft^RT, ^- 
 srre^t fH5;T'TT-+.<NMFTT, ?INl«+rt^T, sj^fl'fR', SI^rPT, 
 
 A p. person. ^^ffTTI^r, Sf^iWTTrsr, »c5RNT=5r, ^^f^- 
 
 TT^^T, ST^t^T'TM^. [51?T / pl.Wi^. 
 
 To Peaxce, v. n. lound, ^'c. — a licrse. ^ir^St, <Pf^, ^- 
 
 2 ride wiiJi bounding movements. ^rST i=IM=fld "^nBOT. 
 Peancee, n. Peancing, p. a. v. V. 1. Hrq'JIRr, "Ft^Tn, 
 
 &e. ?1N<I'. 
 PpAKCiNG, «. T. V. 1.— arf. ?rr^^ n. S>t^CTf «. &c. 
 
 The p. and pawing of a stallion or mettlesome liorse. 
 
 5p^?5t or 'M'A\ f. ^S^t/. 
 To Peask, v. a. ledeclc, bedizen, t. To Adosize. Z^MftWA 
 
 Peank. Peanks, n. trick, S;c. =eit^ m.il. %'?T/. 5%'Hr/. 5- 
 
 xft?t/. s^ «'■ j>l- ^1 »»• i'^. arrrsn m. pi. ij^ m. /)/. #5^- 
 
 m. pi. =qTT m. ;>Z. =En^ «. ^fqi/. i^^. ^S-cjt/. pi. tlS-^T 
 
 jirs^TT/. ?^. f2;uiRiu^i/ pi. V. JTK, tniT »». pi. jtff5%- 
 W/ K^^^T/. f%5T??Tr qrs^F^T/jZ. ;j^T5^/. ^■^u 
 ^55r wi. ST^fTsft/. ar^TRat/ 
 To play p. 3'fiTr/. pi HR'Jf. 
 Peankish, fl!./«?Z of pranks. %^#r, %%qPT, ^%TOK, ???Tr- 
 
 [ ??t, ir<t, #1^, «J^n:, sJ^f^, #s^, ;3FTT?ft, ^r^i^^ 
 
 To Peate, f . w. ^ff/^ ??n;c7» «?!(Z idlg. ^nfJf, 5?q:i{^ijf, iJ^iJ^dt 
 spHROT, ;f rtqrt'^, ^^Ir'M, STBTRof , q^spp /.-^^irr m.- qjiis 
 
 f.-^i7jp:f-&c. jRof-^Rot-mswr, qmr/i^/. ^Sr-^sn^or- 
 
 ; ^JRr'jf-TRDT-^moT, ?5T"irT/. i^?. TROT, ^.\m m.-^'ki^^^n.-S^c. 
 
 I f?^, Tru^r/i^^ ^FM-JTRof-Treoir, nmr/. f ^^, ^r^^i^rq 
 
 ; TR'Jf , PP^rK^ adv. ^T^DT. — intens. run on, talk atcay, ^'c. 
 I 'TIT5'Jf,^^'it,+'l + N^H-&c. ^r?IDT,fHTfT^ adv.-^J^^TZ 
 i or 5t adv. ^"Jf, mrl'^rf at/f. ^Tc5^, ^^^^ /. ^Traot ^.
 
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 661 
 
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 ^?5Df, HTSK^ ^^51 fl. TSirr -7. o/s. frt? n. QSoty. o/s. 
 pEATE, PiUTiNG, H. V. V. — ad. q^ot n. ^^^:i^ n. si^poft/. 
 
 I. n/Ze talk, chat. spFiPF/. q^RT w. ^^f.pl. si^F^TrS w. 
 511^3/. ^^TT/. 2>^. TH^'TiTT/. TT or Jlt^T/. TT'^TT/. ^FR- 
 
 sqr nrtiT/. />?. ^Fr^T^/. ^'4^^^^:/. 3T^f?iqTt «. ^^r^n:- 
 
 pRATEH, n. ruATlso, /). a. V. V. SfTJTS'TTTT, sppiq^'JnTT, spiTii- 
 
 =spF, ^^'7^, cTrer^TT T?1^ "T5^c5r. There are some csi)res- 
 siTe terms and phrases agreeing- with this word and 
 answering to prate-apace, cJiaiter-lox, bell-clapper, rattler, 
 jaic-monger , jalhercr, Sfc. ^'dpt^^trr, T'^TPT^^, T^ or 
 
 qcc^, ncftJTH, sjFtT^-efr, q^q^, 5i^?TT, 5t35T?5rT, nW- 
 ^^^TT?^, ^?fT^qT?qT, nrnT<tf^T?f, ^f^^irsr, ^t^^tt^, ^z- 
 
 q'lauiur. 
 
 Pratinglt, aiv. v. A. ^=sr^^, ST^fR^r, 515^ ^J^TT, ?55i^^. 
 2b Peattle, v. n. chatter, — children. f%?5f5l?5crr, ^?5f^?I^, 
 i%?5^?5 m. /.-f^S^Fte in. f. ( intens. -^Frf^SR m. & 
 
 PBATTLE, PeaTTLIXG, 11. T. V. 5?5f^-&C. f^fsfPTUr W.-fej- 
 
 Peattler, 11. Peattling,^;. a. v. V. f+rfPlrfuiKl, &c. ^T^jt 
 
 ^iirr, 5iT3*rrft, sfi^Mrft. 
 
 Peawn, n. — the fish. ^T^^ n. f^tnT m. arftTTFFq' m. 
 
 To Peat, v. «.— in worship. iiTW/.-?fJTT^ or f^TTT^/.-V 
 
 jTi? Peat, v. a. entreat, iwplore, Sje. v. To Beg. STT'4"'i, siT'4- 
 5TT/.-f^?ft/.-&c. ^Fmy. o/o.— earnestly, &c. ^S^/. 
 
 iRuf y. 0/ 0. <T^ TH^Ti srT'4^, qrw |Tr^/. =ft^. 
 
 I. pray, pray. ?;TR;5?r. 
 
 Peated, p. V. V. A. srrf^^OT, &c. mr^?r. 
 
 Peatee, n. Peatiso, p. a. v. V. A. sn'4'JTTCT, ^\^■^ ^F^titT- 
 
 ?T, ^r4^. 
 Peatee, Peatino, n. t. Y. N. ««(Z Woeship. ^^r^-f»qTT- 
 =Efr-i=jM=)5!;-&c. srT4^T/. ^fm^orfSfPfT^/. TiR^rw/. 
 T. V. N. !rT4ot «. srT4^r/. ^\M n. ^^rfH i^o^. f^rft/. 
 
 I. request, v. Petition. jrr4^r/. f^=T?ft/. 3T3T?«. 
 Peatee-book, n. ^\'^^■^ f. 
 
 Peateeful, a. devotional. H^l^rf^I'J, H^^^ft^, M^HM<l*<«r. 
 Pee. This pefix is usually rendered by "j4, 'iTlf^, SfpF. 
 Jo PbeacH; f. n. discourse on religion, ^f^^\ 3^'^^T m.-tRf- 
 
 2b pBEACn, V. a. proclaim or pull ink in rdiyious discourses. 
 
 3-517 wi.-mq>JrT/.-qi'7'«.-&L-. q^riif y. f/o. 
 Pkeachee, Ji. Peeaciuno,^. «. v. V. N. ^^1% ^<ys TT- 
 
 V. V. A. vm ^tniTP^^^r ^R^R ?iFmiTr-«S;c. ;j^q-q7- 
 
 Peeaciung, n. v. V. k.—ad. y-JT ^fnyii-<<K'-<i ^Tif^n^ ^f- 
 n&r jj. &e. 3^ m. ^\^^\f. 
 
 Peeajible, n. v. Peeface. ^^^]^^^ J. ^"^ m. ^^n. 
 'Es.ECATMOVsa.dependiny on the icill of another or on conlinQcn 
 cies ; uncertain, cj'e. 3TW4^^, aTOr^TrT, 'iT^m'^ft^, "TOs^ft- 
 
 ^, 3if^<TT, arf^Oiqff, 3i^f^, ^m^^in, f^^^^^rft, fr^ 
 PEECAEiorsNEss, «. V .A. 3Tw4^^r/. sT^^tft'Frr/. 3Tfr<;^- 
 
 ?iT/. ft'<^i%^^Tf^T/. &e. ar^fJvq?^ n. 
 Peecative, Peecatoet, a. suppliant. q^f4^, sn4=lRir?;, 
 
 sn4^re7T. 
 
 Peecaution, «. previous caution or measure. J^^ T^-Mi'"'- 
 
 To take precautions against, qu «. ^jfi^-siitjrn \m- 
 cr, ^^^ m. q^ot. 
 Peecaijtiosaev, rt. adapted to prevent evil or to secure good. 
 
 To Pbecede, v. a. go lefore in place or time. ^•3TTr^-<&C. 
 3Tgat-=5rr?55r-^Taf-^3t-&c. g. ofo. JOTH^ n.-kc. ^JRUT. 
 2 go lefore in rank or importance. HH^I'-HHlRM^'r q- 
 
 Peecedexce, Pbecedesct, Feecedii;o, n. v. Y. 1.— oc■^ 
 <fi ar^Sfr «. q|:?n^«. &e. q^ir^ n. nijnT^f 's^n^.^n. 
 2— stale. ar^T^frTr/. 'j^'^f ^^m^ m. 'i^^'u^r^f. 
 aT^HT^r|HT/. 
 
 I. supcrioriti/, superior wjlucncc. *\iyHr\\f. SirVTT^ «• ^- 
 ^^ M. «I'5q «. 
 Peecedext, «. Peecedee, «. Peecedixg,/). a. t. V. 1. JS- 
 &c. ■iTF^PT-&c.iTFT^r, SJ^i ^5tc5, 31'M'^<^T, SPlt^- 
 
 ( or q^^rt^'^n-, &e. ). 
 
 The preceding and the following. "Jfl^T, "J^fTTT. 
 Peecede>;t, n previous similar case. JTPT^ ^f^r^r >«. ^1- 
 
 c^ ^^Tf^'H" n. HFt^ ^'jt<T m. 'T4^'?t?T m. 
 Peecedented, a. having a previous similar case. ^^^T^'T, 
 
 Peecektoe, n. leader oj a choir. J^t^^TT imRT, g^^T, 
 
 Peecept, n. V. CoMMAXD, Rule. M^ »«■ ^"-^H «. a^^^T^f- 
 H n. ^^^ m. ^ /i. 
 
 A succcdaucous p. ar^T?^ ?»,
 
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 G02 
 
 PEE 
 
 I'liKCElTlVE, rBECEPTORT, o. containing, tjv. j»rcf]:U. f^vrr- 
 q-^,f^f*T57T, f^fvTSI<?^?^, Prf-^inJr^^, f^Pcinq-, ^==T, SR?^. 
 
 Pkeceptob, 71. V. TE4CUEK. f^T^HP, 3^, aTi^qN^, T'T^n^. 
 2— iu religion, S2>iiilual teacher, n^, ^J^RTTT, STr^fF?, 
 
 Family p. f^n?:, J^PTTK^'T. 
 Pbecessiox, fl. — of the equinox. ST'^t^T m. fcjqcjHH «. 
 Vreci.nct, «. V. Bound. ?i'TTT i'o/). ?fl^/ \^f. 
 I'UECiOL-s, a. costly. M\Z fTH?fr=qT, sjp^RT, ^fJfT, T^T'T- 
 ?^, ^%}^. 
 
 P. stone. TR «• 
 2 of great value or vorlJi. n\Z f%JT?ft^, HT? ifF^^^r, 
 
 ?i;T, ^'■j 3T^P?, 'irvi. 
 
 Very p. ?ip^RI, ?rT?a?5T^?TTf=5TT. 
 The p. metals. WR^T «. 
 3 — as used of scamps, blackguards, &c. t. Aehaxt. 3T- 
 
 PRECiorsNESs, ?!. v. A. 1. ^]Z\ i%'=HH/. jfra Ht?5 ?!. =i;^j 
 
 &c. ar^^Tj/. wf'rf /. [ ar??^ ». 
 
 Peecipice, m. s/fe^ descent of land. ^5T m. 117 /. STTTrT m. 
 Casting ( a criminal, &c. ) down a p. ^pl^R in. 
 Precipitation of one's self down a p. <ff1HTrf m. ^%- 
 
 Pkecipita>.-ce, Peecipitakct, Precipitation, «. v. A. 2. 
 
 ^rn^T'JTTTO. Zmf^vnjm. p"^iIT?«. 3^15r55/. OTlToft/. 
 
 ^/ ^^/. armni/. 3T[tl >». ^VJ^ or tT3<P5/. «ff- 
 
 qr/. 3Tf^i4)+lRdl/. 
 Peecipita5t, Phecipitate, a. rushing headlong. ^f?T HT- 
 
 2 r(r«7;/y /ms/y, v. Eash, Impetuous. 3^ra^r, giTTsftsj, 
 
 PeECIPITANTLT, PliECIPITATELT, adiW.A.lM^W ^W^T^^- 
 To Peecipitate, v. a. throw headlong. Str^JT-ST^rf^fT- 
 
 &c. ;rra'jr-<p3Fat, ^t?^ jrF>Jr-j^3^-3^^ "^, 3t'^:?T7«!.- 
 
 aJfil'.^T^ni «.-&c. JR^ g. of 0. 
 
 To be precipitated, trrasi^, qfr^raor, s-:p?iijf. 
 2 urge, press, drive, Sfc. v. To Huery. qiT /-^rTf r^/.- 
 ^;T^/.-3■f^r^cft/..cf^^r^/.-&c. ^Rof, ^IT'lrrmr, rrr^^r- 
 
 3— in chemistry, ^^^-kc. oT^q-OT, q^cf^, rToff sj^f^T^. 
 To Prfxiipitate, v. n.fall to the Lottom. f^^^^ JRftTr, r\€\ 
 
 PEECiPiTATEr,;,. y. V. A. 1. ft^^i^ ^^^rir, &c. 3Ter:f?W. 
 
 Peecipitatio.n, n. v. V. A. l.^act. ti^^ Z\^^ n. &c. 
 
 2— nc/, ^^ %X^ n. ^^^^\^ii n. &c. 
 3— act. q^lcfOT w. &c. [aT^frf^rlT/. 
 
 I. rash haste, v. Precipitakce. ■i'i\A<£\ f. ^tI/ arf^H- 
 Peecipitous, a. v. Steep. ^51?!?:%^, T3-STHr, ^'TT. 
 2 V. Peecipitakt. ^riisrorr, 3^TJr5ft^T, 3";tt^'3, :^^»7?:, 
 
 Pbecipitousness, fl. V. A. 1. ^''ft =^"1/ 3'%r'TT m. 
 Precise, n. ?ioi /oo«(? or vague; exact.^ nice, defined, Sfc. ?A^ 
 
 sm, ?<T<^, ?^^?^r, "^^i^ f^^T, Ff^^?rr, f ?TT=J?T,^?rT 
 
 grTH %?I^, 3lfl^, qcTRT, ^rrrqMMI, ?:^^^=i?T, ?TcmT^, 
 2 formal, finical, nice, /fc. — of persons. qn^TTRTT, ZVi^t 
 
 <jrRT, aiR^fRt^r. 
 Peeciselt, (zf/y. v. A. 1. ct?t, ^m, ^^r^, ?=niT, H?r, ir?, %- 
 
 Peecisesess, Peecisiox, n. V. V. 1. 5Rf"TiTT m. 7:\W^] m. 
 
 STRTT^/. 
 Zb PitECLUEE, iJ. a. delar, e.vdude, cjv. t. To Hineee. ETRcfr, 
 3TTi;-3TTlJn"-&c. im u-ilh g- oj- ?5r, 3TI?rot, STf^raq- m.-&c. 
 
 Peecluded,/!. v. y. STRi^OT, 3T5^%HT, &c. ^TTlT^f, f^^TlltfT, 
 Peecludee, n. Peecludino,^. a. Preclusive, a. v. V. sfp;- 
 
 "^RT, a^SST'TIKT, ilf?RtT ^PTOTT^, JTl^^qiT^. 
 Preclusion, w. t. V. — act. stRdt ?«. &c. f^t^RT n.— state. 
 
 Peecocious, «. ri2)e lefore the time. 3TTn?r, aTRIB^??!, ^^, 
 
 ^oET, 3T'TDT^TR;TtP, 'TFT'TjfTr^t. 
 
 2 fig. cT^q- 3T^ RT^f ^^r, 5tTi^^5, sn^^TtF. 
 Peecociousne.ss, Pbecocitt, «. t. A. 1. aTTT^TTTT »«. ^5,^- 
 
 cfDTT «t. &c. 3T'TaT^T?I<TJFrIT/. 
 
 2 siTT^jRrfs'/. 5fT?r7tFTr/. 
 
 2b Peeconceive, v. a. imagine Icforchand. q^f-'flll^-qf?'- 
 ?q7^-&c. ^Tofr-T^lirr 3Tm^ or trT>jf-^H^-.&c. qff 5- 
 
 f§/-?r^>».-&c.:fRuf, q^^rq?rT/.-'Tpt^«.-&c. ^pciny. Ofu. 
 Peeconceivem, p. V. V. qfr ^f^q^^, &c. qt^f^q??. 
 Preconception, n. t. V. arir^r^ ^TH^ m. q^^rq^/. 
 
 Preconcerted, a. settled ly previous agreement. q=f^%fTT'^, 
 
 ^%?imr, HT^iT^rT^, q^r ^'tst^ot, &c. ?rt%f?TJp. 
 
 PEECUBtOE, n. forerunner, that ivhich precedes and indicates 
 
 approach. ^\^^Y^.,^^^\^^.,^v^H\^\., q#i%f;m.q5?j?TUT«. 
 
 Peecdesoey, a. indicating something to follow. lfF>ncf|", q^- 
 
 ^^. [ ^5^r. 
 
 Predatory, a. practising., ^c. rapine. ^sfhTF, ^T^, ^Rt, 
 
 Predecessor, «. OHP H'7(o /j^f2iv''(;i'ff7frf in an ofiice. JTRI^r 
 
 ( as TTRTcTT 3TftnT^-'JIH?5?R-&c. ), HI^T ( as HT^ ^tt-
 
 PEE 
 
 003 
 
 rKB 
 
 Peedestisauian, Peedestinaiob, n. liolJer of the doctrine 
 of predestination. 3T^^[5t, 3T^»T?rT^^5ft, STRSS:!^, 
 
 To Pkedestinate, To Phedestine, v. a. foreordain, decree 
 or appoint leforehand. ^^^'!-^^^^-^f^v'€^^-&c. qr^^r- 
 
 w.-qWT3T?rr/--&e. ^^ g. ofo. ^qr2t-Hr5rf-'iT^'^-&c. 
 
 Pkedesxixate, a. Peedestinated, Peedestixed, p. v. V. 
 
 PEEDE3TISAT10X, 11. V. V. — act. ^^]^■[■^w[ «. &e. "r^qr^^iT 
 
 /. "J^qpT^ n. qjft^KTOT «. 
 I.— the doctrine. ar^'SSfi^w. aT^JTfT K.^^f^^rTT/.'^^q'STr^ 
 
 Peedeteeuination, n. v. V. — act. q^f^r STra' »». 
 
 I. previoudi/ formed purpose. ^^\=^ ZX\^lll.-T^'-/^^ m.-&.c. 
 
 ^^f^'-^ m. q^q?^ m. 
 To Puedeteemise, v. a. settle in purpose lefureliand. qff- 
 
 «.-^:p?q ?M.-5TTqr OT.-&C. ^af-:p^?r %q^-&e. g. ofo. 
 Predetermixed, ^. Predetebminate, a. v.V. "T^f S^3<?JT, 
 
 &c. q5?f+f^qH, 'T^f^f*/T?r. 
 
 Predial, a. consisting^ Sfc. of farms. ^u\^\^J^\^\ .^ ?^f^. 
 
 P. slave. fr^^RT. 
 Peedicabilitt, n.v. A. ^\^^7^^f. Jf;'ir?fhT?iT/. 
 Peedicable, n. </;(r< mag he affirmed of. STI^^, ^'4^t^, ^HpH^ 
 
 Predicament, n. — in logic; cafegorg, q^r*l m. sf^ffT/ 
 
 2 V. Class. ^?t/. f^T?^/. f^-'^T m. ^r\ f. 
 
 S pickle, pligJif.^ v. Mess. ?^TT/. nf?T /lo/j. iTrf/. ^til/. 
 To Predicate, v. a. affirm of. qr^tJr, ^iiot, ^ir"^., fqf'^R n. 
 
 ^.T^ g. ofo. 
 V^^DicjiT-E^n. that ivliich is affirmed of. ^V=^ n. ^^\\^^ n. 
 
 f^\^^^ m. «. q^fn^-'T «. ^^\\■^^ n. ^zr^vz^ «. 
 
 Etlation between the p. and subject. ^\~.^^Y^^,1:^^ 
 
 tn. fir^TTir f^'^TJ^IHr^ m. 
 
 Subject of a p. f^\\^^ n. 37^^37 «• 
 Predicated, _p.T.V.?rifiT?[S?5r, ^f<TS?5r, &c. f%f|?r, ^^TRrT. 
 Predication, ?i.v. Y. — act. httSt «. ^'<^'^ >j. ^qTH k. 
 lb Predict, y. a. v. To Fore-tell. ■>TnfJt?r n.-^^t^ n.-&e. 
 
 ^nr-^m y. 0/0. HT^T^irf, q^'f ^J^-^gH-Ac. S^iJr, Hf^iq-- 
 
 ^'4^ M.-Tlf^^'tTT «.-&e. ^;i^. 
 Peedicted, p.y.Y. Hlf^OT, TTf^ 55T3?!r, lf\ ^'-f^ 5^%OT, 
 
 &c. ^f^^^U^. 
 Pkediction, n. v. Y.—act. iTT^iJt »J. HWaT^/. etc. H f^g-m ^- 
 
 A p. of the weather. snJT ?». sl^fT^r »». 
 I. matter predicted. ilR|nq «. *ri^?r ?J. ^Rr '»• 
 Peedictoe, «. Predicting, ^. a. v. V. ^rnFoiKT, TT^rt ^f- ■ 
 
 n^vn^ qff ^'f^ s^otrt, &c. H-fHfi-T?;'4^, ^f^r^-^f^. 
 Pbedileciiox, n. previous liking, prepossession, 'jT'Tt^T^- | 
 
 »«. g^ m. sir^n^ w. 
 
 2b Predisi'O-k, v. a. incline leforehand (tlio mind), -m^zr- 
 
 lf\-&e. ^^^^-T■^.^i']■r■Pi m. i^or-gr^ m. 5ot--«i?iTf^ j^^j 
 
 2 ( tlie body ). 3Tnr^^r-&c. fPTn:-1%3;-qii^-&c. !R^', 
 
 qr=5T-3Tr^qT-&c. ^^r. [ .&<•. 
 
 Peedisi'Osed,;?. V V. 1. q5r5r^qr?5=JT-^t75I%=5r-qp?5 f%r\7'A 
 
 2 3Tnr^f=^r ft^tr %%f7r-gR3n--&c. 
 
 Peedisi'o.^ed, n. Peedisi'0;,isg, p. a.v. V. 1. WTT^ JT^t^TJTI- 
 
 Tf-^^ ^'JTiTr-&c. jnrf^?Tf-^r<t-&c. 
 
 2 'JTilRfr^T riq-R ^P^tJIITT, &e. 
 Predisposition, 71. v. V. l.~ stale. i^l^\ sj;?; m. ijfp^T gpR 
 
 »i. q^r^ 3TT5/-&C. ^nrr^wi. h^istr'ht/i. sinniTM.si^frT/. 
 
 2— slate, q^fif-qt rfTlft/. 
 
 p. to disease. tng»T?T'7r/- ^Tg^rr^r^n'/nn^TT^m/. 
 
 Predominance, PREroMiNANCT, Predomination, n. v. .A. 
 
 f. arrf^TW'T n. ^^^ n. 
 Peedominant, a. prevalent over others.^superior in influence.^ 
 
 Predominantly, adv. v. A. SRS ^r^T^, ?r4T ^<J'f.<i,H , sftTRH:, 
 
 To Predominate, v. n. le superior in strength, injluence, ^c. 
 
 srq^-ST^=T-3Tf^^ ^>r^-&c. groiJf, STF'^'^T n.-^^S^l^^n, 
 
 -&c. ar^oty. ofs. ^^■^ n.-^\^-?^ n.-&c. ^]^^. 
 Pre-eminence, n. v. A. ^^^ n. ^^^ n. sr^s^rfT /. *.T^T7'. 
 
 Pre-eminent, n. surpassing in c.vcillcnce, Sfc. v. Chief Sf^, 
 
 jR^r, ^rr??!?, ^r^^^"^, 3^1?, f^^^r, Hry?, sj-trr^, f^^iq-, -a. 
 ^n'^., 'TTH'jft, qr, ^t^rT^rr, sr^-TRr^TH, ^^jT????. 
 Pee-eminently, ai/u. v. A. g^qfq^^^, srT'^Tl -^'iiM , f^fm- 
 
 PEE-EMrTlON,M.r;y/j(! of purchasing lefore others.'K^^ f5r?i- 
 
 fT ipRTRT 3TffeI-7nT w.-^fg M. aT?T-wffcT^R: w. 
 2b Pee-ENc:age. I', a. engage hg previous agreement. S^iwzj- 
 
 ^^\-&c. 5^5r"Jf-r?t^ %-7'jf, q^f-ql^r^r^ ^r^ ^f^tt %<m, 
 q5«%?i m.■^if^^^ m.-&c. w.x^. [ f^irm. 
 
 Pre-engaged, p. v. V. 3Tnr5T 2'^«l^r5r, <fco. qsf^%frT?T, q^- 
 
 Pre-enoagement, w.v.V. q^f^ ^ffft/q^f^T ^n:»».-?)'%^»i. 
 
 -fjjqif m. qcf^%<T »». qsiqfHfTT/. q^H^TH m. 
 To Pee-exist, v. n. "J^f 3T?r^. 
 Pee-existence, n. previous existence. ^^^^ m. 'pff^/. q^f- 
 
 Pre-existent, a. q5V^, q^^'HT^r. 
 
 Preface, n. introduction, cjv. STf^THRT/. 5T??Tr^?r n. qft^TfT 
 / ^^/ ^■ql^rrt m. :3^^^U^ m. ST^TOTn. ^-^^H ». 3TPTT- 
 
 q «. g-q^ifrf^/. [ ^ ^Rot, 
 
 2b Preface, v. a. v. N. !RrfT^r/.-&c. sf^-^5^dt, ;iTsr?HT?- 
 Prefatory, (I. introductory. ST^Ffrq'^^T, jqi^MMT, ^tc. Sf- 
 
 ^rtr^RT^, <fcc. qrftTTfT'ii, tt^mi^. 
 Peefect, n. V. Mayor, Euleb. qTI'-'^T^T, q^lf^-^qf^.
 
 PRE 
 
 GGl 
 
 PEE 
 
 To Pbefeb, v. a. regard more than. 3Tf5rq;-f^?t1-&e. =qT^0T 
 
 rnirf <jn;ar, ^^/--hms /.-&c. --jm with ^?Tt-|H-&c. =qt 
 
 /-stY1%/.-^3 /•-&<-• '^^^^- ^^^9- "/"• "•"!/« ^n- fon. <T- 
 
 ftn^T n. ^^T y. ofo. ^f\-^■<:f^■'mr^l-&■c. ^^■^^ «. 
 q?^. ^. ^. 
 
 2 exall, fromofe, v. To Adtaxce. ^W^^^ =5{?5m,^i«^M- 
 &c. 3T^TT^/. ^ot. 
 
 3 of er sohmiilj/, present, proj)ose, exJiibil. ^TJrf'jf, aT^'iJf, 
 fH^t^u i, WJT"iaT n.-f^^T?r n.-&c. spTof, ^^. 
 
 PitEFEHABLE, o. V. V. 1. 3T'Tt^-&c. eitRT^^fTT, i4'JI^, ^4TH 
 
 Peefekaeleness, h. v. a. ^vn^^f. 5T'<T'Tm^r/. 3T^T^- 
 Peeferaelt, adv. V. A. :TfnT-^-&c. ^rK^5T-&c. sfTiT. 
 
 PJJErEKE^-CE, PliEFEKilENT, «. V. V. 1. OCt. ^^f ^"JT ». &C. 
 
 3Tfvra=qTf /. arf^^ 3TR5/. 
 In p. to. q^, 37^1^. 
 
 To give tte p. to, v. To Peefee. arf^T^ =^TfOT. 
 2— act. 5Tl?q->ir «. =5rJ^iJf «. T^ST^fT «. — state. =qWt/. ^- 
 
 S— «rf. H'W'^ «. &c. '^^^^ n. arqiT w. f^t^^T n. 
 
 1. superior place or office. HT5t "T^t/ HR "T^w- HTS "TFT- 
 
 Peefioueation, Peefiqueiso, n. v. V. srf?t^7Tpf •3TrT^ ^T- 
 
 ?T^af«. &c. srf?Tf.,H^RT "T^SfS^T^fM. ^^sq-?f.^r^sf?^f?I«. 
 Peefigeeatite, a. t. V. 5lf?re;Tf% ST^^T'tRT, &c. ^^% S'- 
 
 2b Pbefiguee, To Peefigueate, v. a. sliow antecedently ly 
 figure or similitude. ^^^^n.■^fr^^T'n.-^\<\\i{■4n.-&c. 
 s?^ or ^JvT ^W^g. ofo. q-f^Tpf-&c. 'JT%^-'T€r-&e. 
 
 PEEFIQUEED, ^.Y.V. q'l^C^ ^^\ ^TO^Sc^, &c. Mfd^s^^TTT- 
 
 &c. q5:i^'^rr-'T5gf=nT-&e. "^ 
 
 To Pkeiix, v. a. 2mt lefore or at the ley inning of. ^-ITT^- 
 
 ^^f ?IT^-'HI"iui-^r50T. 
 
 2fx leforeJiand_ q^T-3TnT^-&c. EtST^-^HOT. 
 Peefix, n. particle.^ Sfc. prefixed. ;jq^;». 
 rEEFlXED,^.T.V. 1. JRfSR^OT, 5R^T?l'feT, JTTn^TI^J^T, &c. 
 
 2 "^ST^f^HT, &c. q5m%ffm, q^f^l^rf. 
 
 Peefixixg, n. V. V. 1. — act. m, ^IT^m. &c. 
 2— act. q^ d<«(>Ji«. &e. 
 
 Peegsai-'ct, n. v. A. 'TTFq'TM. rfr^rqiw. ^'^\V^^^\m. 
 &c. 'rfVftfsrw. &c. ^iHrfT/. ^i»Tf5R'<TT/. •f?m'TFrT/.qr?:«. 
 
 Longings of p. ZT^^m. st^M. 
 
 Sign of p. n-k^^T^f ^^^.^mn. 
 
 To cause the resolution of p. <fr7«. f^R^. 
 To be resolved, — p. qt^n. f^ofy. o/*. 
 ri:EG>'AST, a. leing u-itli young. q'RT^ft or ^ft, ^^^\x or 1=^^, 
 IHR^ 0?' TS^R^fr, TTRT, ^TTiT, qTmH. Note. Such of 
 the aboTC words as end in f are in the feminine form. 
 
 A p. woman. ^A^^^S. ir^oft/. '^fTTHf/. ^Z^^j. 
 
 A p. woman in her last stage. q^fTT^ft'Ty. qofTTf/. 
 To be p. q-Rint 3THuf-TT^oT. 
 To Pbejudge, To VRT.zvj)icxTE,v.a.judgeanddeiennine 
 leforcliand. q€f-3T>TT7?:-<.tc. or =^^?fr% q^T-&e. ST^Tin-f^- 
 ^A^m. sRiJf, ^^flt %?'TRr|5-f%^fK %?qT^tf5-&c. q€f- 
 xi f5f s><iir>n.-fiT5rr5Tm.-&c. Jp^^T 5^^. 
 Peejudice, n. opinion or sentiment formed icitJiouf examina- 
 tion. #Fo5-s^'4-3T^^nTr5ft ff5/--^?7^l/'--''TR?iT/.->atiV- 
 
 2 J/as ajainst. ^^\r{ ^\^J\ 'MZj,-SKt^f.'i\f[J. 'fV^M. f?r5Tm, 
 
 <fti/. 5rf^»».n. 5ji^»». JTT^Iw. ^S«. q;r«%''(«. 3i5f^?». 
 
 3 bias for. q?7qm»«. rn;<p^Tft/. 3?!^/. 3TKr»i. 
 
 4 detriment, harm, Sfc. v. Huet. H^^TR". ^^R^/. tr-^Tm. 
 arqiPT^m. 
 
 jTo Peejudice, v. a. lias against. aTJ/.-3T^/.-?IT^5M.-«FrS«. 
 -&c. iT?fm aiTOTOI y. of 0. tvith ^^, <froJm.-5it'T;m.-&c. 
 
 airiT^-qn^. 
 
 2 lias for. ^T^^^f, q;?r«!.-5ff^w.-?rTR:m.-3fR/.-&c. ^dt, 
 
 3 ca«se detriment to, t. To Heet. H^f)^R«.-^^^pft/.- 
 &e. ^F^^, q-jgT«.-%nPTm. 3'Tf-KR'Jif. 
 
 Peejudiceb, i>. T. V. 1. 3T^-qt3-&c. 3im3OT-5^?5T-3Tr- 
 
 2 5roE=rr5?5T, ^F?y f5??|3r, &c. 
 
 3 g^^r^ %^r5T-Er^?5T, &c. 3Tqq^fe. 
 Peejumcial, a. v. V. 3. and Huetful. ^Tq^fTTT^, arq^irt, 
 
 ^TTTST, 3T%t, 37f|?IWT^. [ ^f^ ??. 
 
 Peejueiciai.>-ess, «. T. A. arq^Tftq^T «. ^TT^flqiilT m. arq^T- 
 Peejudiciallt, n^/y. v. A. g^^PT fr^T f^e^Z. arq^R \^m 
 
 decl. 
 Pee-kxowledge, n. previous hioioledge. 1^\^ fTRM. q^fTPTw. 
 Peelact, n. ^^ qTrf«T?lT^ ^Tir/.-^rfqi^R wj.-q^^ft/. 
 Pee late, w. g^q' q'HT^er ?«. 
 Peeeection, n. v. Lectuee. qjs m. 
 Peelector, «. V. Lectueer. ^\Z ^jfTTTTT, qT5^. 
 Peelibation, «. V. Foretaste. qcfHFT m. "Tcf^gHsr m. 
 Peeliminaet, a. that precedes the main lusiness, previous, 
 
 introductory, preparatory. 3'q-+'Hl'(T, "J^T^T, H^R'Tr^^T, 
 
 5TT*Tf*T^, qift^TTf^'^, ;pF[[?T, qjra'ffsq-, qsf^^iUl'W, aw^Ruft- 
 
 Peeliminaet, w. something previous or preparatory. Tq^TT- 
 
 %.qK^-&e. qsffVr )%qq OT.-nrj/.-&c. ^q^.irq^f^rTq «!. 
 q=r'fi «. anqri «. OT^pwf n. pi. 
 
 P. obseivations. qfTTrTT/. 
 Prelude, n. — in music. "J^t^ m. "JcfsiT^rr w. 
 
 2 something introductory and indicative. '^^WS n. q=fViT«j. 
 q5?5?^^ n. q^^^ n. 
 
 Dramatic p! stbT^PTT/ irWI=<H n. 
 
 Peeeusite, Peelusoet, a. introductory and indicative, qtf- 
 
 ^TTT^fT, "Jtft^rqr, &c. qi^^^. [ c^qcfqsF. 
 
 Peematuee, a. ripe lefore the time. :pT?!T% qfffq^^rJT, "FT- 
 
 2 happening, ^'c, lefore the proper time, !?nrIT% "^"^f,
 
 PRE 
 
 G65 
 
 PRE 
 
 jpr3r% f#T 3Tr?5=^r-5rr%^r-'?5%^r-ctc. ^fj^R-^TWr, arfof- 
 
 3 adojffiiif/ Jias/y tneiisitres. \. l^iiEClVlTAm, 3rrr«r*r, 31- 
 Prematueely, aJL'. v. A. 1. 2. ^T~ir% "jCr, =FMr% 3T^r^. 
 
 PEEMATUKE5ESS, PEEMATVIUTr. «. V. A. 1. ^,\^\^ ^l f^T.- 
 
 2 ^RR-T'T wi. arqif^lfe^rrr/ 3T'T0?q^T^?r?TfrT/. ■SPja-f^i'- 
 
 Ty Pi!EMEi>iiATE. V. a. recolfc ov contrive in the mind he/ore- 
 hand. H^rfrT "jtf ^?^H S^T'^-Mt^ 5^ot, f^^T?: »J.-^?T?rT/.- 
 
 ^r/i-'Tsfr^^Rr/.-'T^^r^s^T/.-'Tcrtj^sTrfi n.-&c. ^Rof y.o/ o. 
 
 To Peemeditate. v. n. meditate or f/iink hcforehind. 37%- 
 
 ^-^^\-&c. fif^^ m.-■f{^^ n.-&c. w.m. 
 PeejiebitateDjjj. v. V. A. (r«(^ Istexxioxal. JT^frT q§r qf- 
 
 ^^ %^?5?5r, &C. q#^f??Fr, "T^qYTSr^T, "TJ^fT, 5'^?^, 
 
 ^^f?>T^, ^q;FT?j?f, "Tt?f^f^<T?r. 
 
 Premeditation-, ii. v. A'. A.— net. "jfT ^T^T^ S^rdf w. &c. <T- 
 
 5r%?q^T/. "Titr^^r/. "T5^^?it/. ^5fi%?r^4r^ «. "j^flr^^qw;^ 
 
 V. Y. N. "T^fsr^^rR tn. 'J^KJTH «. 'J^'l'^cPr n. 
 Pp.emices, «. y. Piest eeuits. ^sfr^'t/. ^I^rTvT «• ^^)^^T^f. i 
 Premiee, a. principal. ^^^^.^^^^^_ 
 Premiee, n. prime minister, ■^^^v(\^ m. ^T'^T^H^t m. JT^rr- 
 
 PeemieesiiiP; n. office of premier. nn^^^]^W?\ f■■R^z^^^:^x^■\. 
 ^>sr'4RJT5qrT^-&c. <T^r/-3T^ifr/.-cte. 
 
 To Peemise, «'. «. spcaJc or irrite Icfore as introductory^ q^f- 
 STT'rrS^r- qf|=?rr^" 3T7t'fr-3TT?IRHf-&o.?Tf'TJf-Ht'PT %^'ot- 
 f^^6f-&c.5^q-f^q-?TT%q5T ?[f'T?f-5rT^af-fef'Jr-&c. ifWR'T^- 
 
 Premised, ;;. t. Y.— q=ff ^tfn?T%^r, f^f^'^m^l^] ^rpT?r- 
 
 ?i?5r, &c. q^-7?f«:f?r, sr^5r"T5f'Tf4fT, ir'^i^^i^f^fT. 
 Peemisisg; n. v. A'.— «f^ q#'f ^fq'ir n. &c. q5f%iT?r «. q^f^- 
 
 Premises, n.—in logic. q;fq?T w. !Tf?f|Tr/. ^\^H n. 3TRTq- 
 ^ m. 1?^r1^?T M. 
 2 — iu law ; enclosure and house, q'^rsr m. ^T^\^t[f■ f^- 
 
 Premise, n. antecedent j^rojiosilion. ^j^^^ m. 'jTT?IT?7 m. 
 Premium, n. lonus to a money lender, nqlrft/. HSir/. HSr- 
 
 sffir/. [qiMrfq^ «. 
 
 2 /jrwe, lounly, ffift .\'3\tft f. qeftH «. pTFR' '«• «. ^?T n. 
 To Peemosisii, t'. a. fore-ioarn. ^^\-SiC.^^\^^-^r^'^-^^■ 
 
 ^^-r[\^zf. 5pf or sfRtjf, q^^iW «-'75H5^r/.-&C. sp^ot. 
 Phemosisued, /). Y. Y. q€F^?rT«r^3r &c. qsfHf^rr. 
 
 Peemoisuer, n. Peemonisiiixg, p. a. Pkemo.nitoet, a. v. 
 
 Y. q^fif ^fn^"nrTr-g=q^oTra'-&c". q^^j^qp, qsry'-n+Kl. 
 Peemosishmest, Premositiox, «.\.Y. — «rf. q€f 3Tc[rcr>^«. 
 &c. qgf^t ffT^^/ I?^:^ »»• "J5'55=tt/. 
 
 Peeso-men, «. ?ja»if prefixed to ihefamili/ name, ^frp7fJ^n. 
 
 SI 
 
 TffrS ?rhr n. 
 
 Prentice. See Appeextice. 
 
 PliE-OCCUl-AKCV, PRE-OCCLTATIOX, «. V. Y.— 0<•^ q^T tlTofti. 
 
 &c. 'jfr<t-'Tf|?ft-&e. JTffSTR/. "jfT^r-qf^r-T«T^^-&c. HtiT 
 m.--4\^^Z] m. "JEftTR'T «. q4M^u| «. q«I>Tt^ hi. 
 j Pre-occupied, ;?. V. Y. qcTf qfasir, &c. ^^ffr^H. 
 Pee -OCCUPIER, h. Pue-occupiixo,^;. «. v. Y. 'flnf^r yroir- 
 
 To Pee-occupy, i;. a. take possession hi fore atiolhir. 'irnr- 
 
 ?^-?{s-7R^-Wfcrr^fH ^i\-&c. qiTT-Ao. 5rf^irT?:/.-'iiT m.- 
 Hm5r?rM.-ctc.^?:ot^. (/o. q^qRtjr H.-&e. sprof y. ofo. 
 
 To Pee-okdais, v. a. ordain hforchand. "pfT-'flni^^-ic. Jr- 
 Hqf-r<TNDT-'nvTCTr or Hf^.&c. %di-5qin, q^lfiim w/.-q;ffcT- 
 tTRT wi.-q5r<TTq^r/.-<S:c^'-df ^. o/o. 
 
 Peeoedaixei), ^;. A-. Y. "TqT3Tfir?7-i<;c.-Jt»i%=^r-^TR''?q'=rsir, 
 
 &c.q^qTf5Tff , qq-fH??I^^. ['^^TryrT^T/. 
 
 Preoedinatiox, «. T. Y. q^ff ?iiror «. qqfcf qpr «. q^fejfirw;. 
 
 Prepaid, «.— letter, S.r. ^\\\T^'^m-v^^.kc-'^i\x^^\7rA_ 
 
 Peepaeatiox, 11. T. Y A. 1.— ^f^ fi^tt ^^^ ". f?T5 =P^ot j<. 
 
 &C.— «/(r^6-. cT^nt (/rliqpft/. fffjfrr/. ffif?;/. ??T^:t/. 
 
 rHTrn^qiiiT »«. ^^rqiJir «'. &c. ^^^m m. ^i\■^\f. 
 
 2— act. rf^R %lii n. ^l^^trf «. ^i^iijf n. &c. ?IH5 oc 
 
 n^ /. ^^TT w. FI'^IsTT^ /. ^^^r/. ^'^'\^<3\—glale. 
 
 FI^R'T or"Fiqift/. %5?IT/. M^f 
 
 3— act. WMJ^^n. afra^Tor «. &r. spHlf^^ft/. wmif. 
 
 JFHI5ft?r/. H^rnq-/. H^lFTFT/. B?^R «». 
 
 4— flf/. EfTTiiI «. V^^ n. X^Hjf. 
 
 T. Y. K. fl^Rt or Fiqp^Y/. fT^'^ or ?T|5/. ^I^^^fr^/. 
 
 I. preparative measures. cPTRt orTr^Ct/. rlH? or ^i^f. 
 
 II. that wJiich has lecn prepared, compounded, ^-c. — of 
 food, mf.]^ n. 'j^-ti m. — of niediciue, v. CoiirouxB. qr- 
 qj m. l^T^^ n. x\^\ m. 
 
 Peepaeatiye, Peepaeatoey,^. tending, S;c. to prepare, quali- 
 fy, fit, <j-c. cT^Trtt-Ac. :f^rt-&c. ri^ft^^rr sq^ii'ii^r, h- 
 
 'TRf^^r ^IHT^T, fH5?ri^R^-^3T^^-&e. ^''F^T-TR^-'^^I^T- 
 
 &c. jqipHH^iq', ?q-7^Hrqq^Rt, s'T^^tir'^qf;. 
 
 Preparative, n. that ichich prepares or fits. f^J^T^^^f^T- 
 
 ?T Jrt.-^rT W.-&C. 
 
 Peepaeatively, «r?i;. v. A. rrarfT^TSr. ^^X(\ '-\X^ ^\^J^-, ^■ 
 
 ^\^--^\ €^^^, Fi;TRt%3i-4r. 
 
 To Prepahe, v. a. fit, adjust, 'jualify, make ready for, tj-o. ar- 
 TIT-ftr^-?!^ or F.r\-^P^pop. ^"tn^fT or sfrJlT-rST^-a^r- 
 Jp or 1 or nsTflR-^qjTfj- ^i?J?7H-?TTT ( iu coiiip. )-&c. W.- 
 ^^, f1'?lft/.-f^5m/.-?fTT^T?TT/.-&c. W.mff.ofo. q>^m 
 
 /.-&c. ^-'flunq-, fi^<frT 'jtw^, -flr^ififoT, igfcTR'Jf , ^^^- 
 
 ^ m.-^7^^^'\f.-■■■^^r^T.f.■■S.c. ^V\ y. ofo. 
 
 2 provide, make ready hforchand. ^I^R-fH^-itc. ^5[or-^- 
 
 c^T %^, ?T^fr/.-%5frr/.-f%5/.-afle? /.-^'fm »«.-%nift 
 
 or %3TifT/.-?f^?ft^/.-^=q m.--«l^?ir «.-&c. JRor-^^rT %?I-
 
 inm 
 
 a Jrest, irork up, mak-e reaJi/ hy process. ^^TT^ot, aTTrH- 
 
 m.-kc. ^FT^^. ofo. 
 
 ■1 V. To Make, To Fokm. qCT'jf,FnTr^ ^'if, T^ot, t^^t/. 
 
 To Pukpahe, v. n. take previous measures, get things ready. 
 
 •1 make one's self rcaJy. rT^TTff/.-&e. qr!;'JT,?T«trT-&c. 3T^(J|f, 
 ^:t?t/. 5lf«r<if, JpTT^/.-^FiRT^^ m.-&c. ^riJt. 
 Peepahed,;;. v. V. A. 1. cnm%%^r-5fP=5?^T, %5%%^-5rT%- 
 ^T, ?iqT?r?T 3Tm%=rr: &e. nqrr or ^^\K^ fns;, ^W or FJ^T, 
 
 ;^^^^, 'fpT ;w;'. ^'rht, prrT^, jh^. 
 
 rKEPAKEDSESS, «. V. P. fT'TTfl' or n^Tlft/. f^5?rT/. 
 Peepaeeb, 71. Peepaeixg, ;;. a. v. V. A. 1. n'TR q;?;'JnTT, %- 
 
 3 ^fTTJfiTRT, &c. 
 
 4 ^RTTHT, ^^"TRT, «&c. 
 
 Peepatmest, n. arni^ ^r^ft?^-"q'^-ft^?T-&o. %>Jf «. 
 Peepesse. See Peemeditated. [^fSr^q- n. 
 
 Peepon'deea>-ce, n. y. A. 1. arfq^P ^T^^ ". cfrffeT^HR m. TT- 
 
 2 jqTfctT OT. srrm^ «. 5T(:TT?ptt/. 
 
 PEErosDEBAKT, a. ouiweiyhinff. STftT^ ^^HT^, 'STftT^ ''TKr- 
 
 ^, HmfKrafTT^, arfti^HT^. [ =^7. 
 
 2 fig. superior in force, weigU, Sfc. ^^■\^.^ Sf^r?, iTTtn^f- 
 Jb Peepoxdeeate, v. n. exceed in weirjla. ^'['■^%'^f[-'S^^'^- 
 
 2 fig. exceei in force, ice.ijlt, influence, Sfe. ^■^:!;J7{-'S(^^.Z- 
 !Rt5-&e. aT?fOT, ^Mik^l wi.-srr^F!? «.-&o. ar^oi y. o/«. 
 
 Pbeposition, n. — in grammar. ?T£?%f|- arsqq- n. 
 
 An inseparable preposition is g^gij m. Many of the 
 most expressive words of the language are formed with 
 one or other of these inseparable prepositions. 
 
 Pbepositioxal, Peepositive, a. \. N". ^TT^TT^r, g'T^^tq- 
 tft, WtmfM^. 
 
 To Peepossess, v. a. lit. See To PRE-occrPT. 
 
 2 fig. incline or impress previously in favor of. ^^-^^\- 
 
 tTRiTJT n. :p^Tf-&c. 
 
 3 impress previously against. See To Peejcdice. 
 Peepossessed, p. V. V. 2. "T^ st^st^FST, &e. 
 Peepo36E3soe, Peepossessisg, _p. a. V. V. 2. 'T-5T=q f^rT aft- 
 
 ^'mrr, qi^«j'4N<'N<, f^rr ajieuiKi, &c. ^W=^ f^TrTT^^. 
 
 Pbepossrssion, «. v.V. 2. precious impression or inclination. 
 PhEPOSTEBous, a. inverted in order. 3-<?RK-5TT^Jn^, f^T^^T 
 
 2 v. AEsrED,PoousH. ;j^i^, finft^, ^qrsr, ar^^rr^T, 
 
 3T^. 
 
 GGG PRE 
 
 PbepOsterol'SLY, adv. v. A. 1. J'^KV^ ^iTm, 3r555TT %^V 
 
 2 ^^Z\ dirl. ^HJ5T </«?. &o. ar'Tf^ 'J5^,^f?Tf5rTTfe"J5f!F. 
 Pbepostekous.ness, 71. V. A. 3'<Frr?:r^T m. ^77,z^s(.^ m. f^^- 
 
 2 T?I?"T^r m. ^^t^OTT 7«.lTft?q- 7i. ST^fe/. 3TJ?f>?TT/. 
 
 Phepuce, 7i./w)-fsA/7j. ?:nt/ j^/. qfs^/. js'pft ^mft /. 
 
 Frenum of the p. f^or/. ^ftq'^fl'/ %^ ;!. 
 Peebequisite, (7. previously required, v. Necessaet. '}?%- 
 ^-"T%qRf-&c. 3T¥RT=:rr, 'T5rVi.'!T:F,'T5fqf?T?T,75Mf|^?l. 
 Peeeequisite, n. something jjreviously required, v. Neces- 
 
 SAET. amr^ awT^T^^fr <T^'<f 7;i.-1^Tq- ?rt.->S:.c. qsrki'?!^- 
 
 &C. ^^ 7«.-&c. [ fsr'^TTBrTT/. 
 
 TiiEJioosTi\E, n. peculiar privilege. Sjg 7)!. f^^lTrf^T'FrC «'. 
 Presage, n. v Prognostic. <T^^!7t n. "J^f^^ tj. 
 To Peesage, v. a. T. To Foreshow, To Peogsosticate. q^f 
 
 ^^5raf-^?T>^, "TfaL^^T 7i..3W^^^ 7J.-&C. ^F^ot y. o/'o. 
 
 <J55i;?^1 n. .3TH^ y. 0/0. [ <:q^:{i?r ». 
 
 Peescience, n. fore-knowledge. "T^fTT^ »!. Tf^q'fTT^ 7?. ■qf^- 
 Peescient, Peescious, a. fore knowing. 'Tf^'^^frnft, Tf^'s^- 
 
 To Prescribe, v. a. order, direct, lag down as a rule or law, 
 Tmvf^ '^j^ ^of, ^'^nroT n. qfyR ^oj-, fq-^rr o;- %it »».-fq-- 
 f<:Tw.-fr4T^ 7!.-;|^H- 7H.-aTT?TTy-&e. ^F^iit, ^FFT^r tx.-^m 
 7?». ^TT^?f ^"if, ^fl^. 
 2 f?/7'Cc-< medically. 7ffT]uj^ ^5t, TT^R »«. ^ftTOT-m^'jf. 
 
 To Prescribe, v. n. direct remedies. S'q^^ 7«.-^"bT^ 7!.-^T- 
 
 fqrrsrr^ »».- &c. ^rmDT-m^'jf, ^^'^^ n. %^. 
 
 Prescribed,/), v. V. A. 1. ^^ ^r^t^T, &c. fHTf^J^T, "^rf^, 
 
 fnff'?, f^fs'H', 3Trf^, firE^-q^,'i''T, f^fq^r^, jrr=5rfH^. 
 2 ^fPi?i^?rr, 3^^r?;rqT gffTri;^:^^^ 
 
 Presceiber, n. Prescribing, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ?rH=T ^"TTU, 
 ^T^OTRT, fsrfq' ^RWRT, ^T^T ^T^5 S^RF. 
 
 Prescript, j;. t. Commakd. arrfTT/. fHsn 7». 37i%?T 7)j. 
 
 Prescription, n. v. V. A. l.~act. ^Tfuf 71. ^jt-T^^t 7j. kc, 
 fH^K 07- %IT 7«. ^T^^T /. fq-fvT »«. fsfcTR n. 
 2— act. ^ffTOT 7!. &c. 3-'?=5rRT<t ^\'^^T f. 
 
 I. tnedicul recipe. ;^vrr5ft ^5/ ^r"Tqfcrf?T ?«. IT^7;f%- 
 ffcT in. Nfe^TT^^ »«. 
 
 II. immemorial use and enjoyment, — as furnishing; a claim 
 or title. ^^ft^ff^R/. ^?ft^Ti=5/ ^V^^ ^RI?r?T m. 3T?Tr- 
 f^WRT/ I^TtTTT/. f^T^ranm »«. 
 
 Prescriptive, a. consisting in or acquired ly prescription. 
 
 Presence, n. — as opposed to absence, ^rf^ft/. f=(<iJHR^( 
 /. ifFJf^^TTT/. ?fiT^?TT/. arrf^'sq n. ^tt^^RRT^/. 
 
 In the p. of. q^, ?rT?7, f?cpTT^, ^^ o?- ^^^, ^RT^, 
 
 P. as a witness, of a third person. f^^TTPT/. n. 
 
 To suffer to be in one's p. ^:t?5I ^TT ^FT^, ^JHTo! ^ijf^
 
 PEE 
 
 GG7 
 
 PliE 
 
 2 ( of mind ) srlf-pos .vsiuv. ^]^■■^^<JJ\ m. ^T^t^frrft/. "PT- 
 
 JT/. TR n. ^^HT^ n. \^f^f. ^^^x^ n. ^^^x^^x^ n. 
 
 3 sfaie before a grmt person. ^^ n. 
 
 4 See PEESEXCE-cnAWBEK. 5 See -AIien. 
 Presence-chambei!, n. ^jT? «. f^rtT^nrr m. 
 
 Pbesext, a. not absent. ^"W, ^^, f^^DFTT^, sif'T?T, 3Tf>T^^, 
 
 2 beini/ now in view or under consideration. ^T3rfr, 'fTH- 
 
 3 not pastor future, now c.visting, now leinrj, belonging to 
 the present time. =5fT5r?ir, '^(RH-TIci^r, f^^T'Tr^T, fTsfNfT, 
 
 The present year. ^FJJT^'P' — tlic p.montli irreTT^^. 
 At p. at the p. time, v. jS'ow. tr^^f, ^sff, ^rf^fFT, ^t^r- 
 
 ?r^r€'r, ^?i: /lo/i. ^?it o»- ^5^t, htt, sr?5?r, ^^i^, 
 
 For the p. tTfiTnq^raiT^T, ^TIo5T?5T, Hrf. 
 
 4 ( tense ). ^ItfiTTR', feriTr^. 
 
 5 collected, self -possessed. ^I^!^, ^TFTtrr^, ^f^rT, ^^ij^- 
 
 tT, f^'<4<r=iTi, ?riTr%riT^^, ^JTiff fth^f, ar^f^rf. 
 Pbesest, n. V. Gift, ^h n. 2[nr'ft/ 5l?ff?r w. ^^PT n. 
 
 Complimentary p. p. to a superior, or amongst persons 
 of rani: ^^Kf- H^H'Jrr m. %?:/. "FKHT o>- <jiiTre/ g-T^r- 
 
 Presents to superiors — comprc-h. ^TjTvj^Tinrr ?«. | 
 
 P. made to a great person on being introduced. I 
 
 mf ^^H?/. I 
 
 P. ( of articles of apparel, &c.) from ofl' tlie person. ! 
 
 Presents by Totaries to Bnlhmans, &c. ^t"! v. I| 
 
 2b Pkesest, v. a. introduce.^ ^-c. ^^H1t-^-&c. %-m.^ »TS^- (j 
 
 2 ( one's self ). |r3fl^-L<cc. |"raf , ^^T^Rf-H€t^-<tc. %(Jf, || 
 ^T^ «.-%?: /.->S;e. ifSir, ipT-^RT 'T'n. 
 
 3 e.r^?iiV, oj7f»-, (j/or<?. smsr^, ^^TSTot, ^"at^T aTT'JrDT-qrfirf, ! 
 
 sfrH"|i"Dt-fHojiif-fmr?r qTff-TRor-'TT^^^f'Ji in. con. with qr- |j 
 
 ?a[^, ^fq^oi !(•///( arfFf or JTtq-, STTTOT «. JRut. il 
 
 4 give formalh/ _ 'flff'Jr, tTTfiTdt, fH^^^, a^'T'JT «.-^P'f'JT«.- |' 
 f?r>^^ n. :Rat, ^^t/.-&c. ^5:iJr y. ofo. ' 
 
 5 V. To Give, ^^f, ^^ n. ^^ijf, 'im^. 'i 
 
 6 Z(?y before, qs S^pir. 
 
 7 (a missile,&c.) v. To Poi5t. fi^w, JTHOT, q'l^ciT,^r3r^. 
 PkesentatioN; Peesestisg, n.\.X.l.~aii. ?:-3t sfi^tjf «. 
 
 *r7 W.V'i n. 
 
 2 ^r^t?; |riJt «. ic. 
 
 Cross p. ( of the foetus ). ^fij ifij n. 
 
 3 ^rasT^Jf «. &c. 5T^5riT^/. 2;^W «. srs^i^ n. 
 
 4 3Ti'q<Tr w. &c. ar'itri w. ^iTq'JT w. f^r'sr^H «. V^^rr/. 
 
 PEESE>'TEr), ;;. v. V. 1. f;^ %^^T, »T^«r"^rir, &c. 
 
 3 ?T^5r%^r, &c. ^?f?T, sr^'Ji^T. 
 
 4 'J^ft'^^T, Ac. 37fqrT, T?HN?T, fJ15rr^^. 
 
 7 Vr^^^^r, ?TiT??r5r, qr^?!=5T, &c. 
 
 Pee3E>-ier. n. PuESEMiKci.p. o. T. y. 1. ?;3T ^riTTfq:!, '^Z 
 
 3 ^wsft^RT, ^^ 3TmoTm. [?m^^, 
 
 4 ari^oTRT, &c. aiMui+Tir, ^it^^tit, fJT^?Ti^?Tf, 3T% 
 
 Peesentimest, n. previous conception, impression, apprehen- 
 sion, f)C. TRT m. HP7 n. or "T^f^ HW »«. "j5R HIH fi. 
 
 ^Tr OT. /. qj>TT?Rr/. q^r^-^^r/. 
 P. of evil. 3t^'4hh h. [5=rfqH^r§.'r, ^'^. 
 
 I Peesextlt, adv. v. Now. ^xj: pop. ^r^-iTI o'- ?I?TT, «tsr^, 
 ij 2 shortly, soon. '413% '^^T^, ^r^T, '<fl3^'ZP=iFTT, *nT, ^"JI- 
 
 3 See Immediately, Ixstantj.y. 
 Peeseevable. a. v.V.l. ^^TqTirrnT-^mfTT-<ic. t^lof^T, T?-«T. 
 Peeseevation, Peesebvixo, n. v. V. l.—aci. Train «. Ac. 
 
 '! DI «. gT?TUT fl. T?TT/. "Tfr^rriT n. itt^h yop. TToUT n. «J^- 
 
 qT?^?r »'. 'n7^». ^^\^^ n. ^f^f. vt^^ «. j^rHY^r^ «. j^t- 
 
 j 2— act. ^ri^TOT n.Ac. ^?t?T/. ^r^TTB^T/. ^md^/. ^HI- 
 Peesebvative, a. having the power or quality of preserving. 
 
 I T?T5p, T?^'Ji^Tfr-q;Tft, 'ffT?iinpTif-q?Tfr-&c. FTTW, ^mq^rTr- 
 ! JFTft-&c. ^ei'JT^im'P. 
 Peeservative, n. that trhich preserves. T^rjj n. TT^iT/. TH- 
 
 tir^r'^'T n. =^\^^^iv^^ n. T^nrPT »«. 
 
 To Pbeseeve, v. a. save, defend, keep, protect. H^oi, l^ur., 
 
 m^^, sT^TSTo'r, Ti^TotoT, rTRof, gi=qf5r't,%ii6T, «n5s% t?iot 
 
 «.-?f^?TaT «.-=;ir>JT «.-&c. ^iJT y. o/o. 
 
 2 ^Y(?^ or lay ly carefully. ^FI^JIsqijf-EfT^^DT, ^^^ ^TOT- 
 
 ^PTRTOT, ^Nm'7T/-&c. ^M g. of o. '^^M qiPTH 5^ oc 
 TT^'it. 
 
 3 ( fruits, itc. ). 5^»iir m. ^.l^ g_ ofo. TtraT^ Tr^or- 
 
 "TT^r^crr-;cfqf5rcfr-u^=r<rf. [^^% fs «. 
 
 Pbeseeve. n. conserve of fruit. MX^z^ or JJ^sfT m. ^;^\%'qT- 
 P. of mangoes. Joiifr »«. JT'^f'f "»• 3«5f«ir »i. 
 
 2 place for the shelter of game. f^l^Fltt^T ^TT^-^^-Ac. 
 
 Peeseeved, ;j. v.V.l. Tm^^r, &.C. ^f^?f,^'^^^,g^f^?T^ af. 
 ftfT, ^?r, ^rfrfrFf, rrfT?r, yr, qrff^rr, qfrtrrf^fi. 
 
 3 ?fT^T# <TT^?5?5T-Ttq5r%?5T &c. 
 
 PeESEBVEE, 11. PeESEEVISO, /). a. V. V. 1. TraiJITTr, fTP"l7TrTT, 
 
 &c. m^T.^ T?T?F, FTT':^, ^mr. '■?w^jrrrf-;pp'\-Ac. ?i5:?^iir- 
 ^FTTf-^FTft-ic. qR^, ifTT^, Tini'5-7;,TR^^m-iFrtr-vtc. qr^ 
 
 & "Tr?r^ ( in coiiip. as, ^TTc^, T^"TR,&e. ), q ( in conip. 
 
 as, ^rfrrq, tr^q', &c. ). 
 
 2 STHT %5rufrTr, ^;t?pt TT^'nirr, ^'irsc'JirTT, ^rqm'JTRr, &c. 
 
 3 Tira'^^ qiq:<JiTTT, 5^^511 qrctiinT, &c. 
 
 To Pbeside, v. n. be the head, chief, superintendent, 
 manager, cj-c. R^n7T-H^.q-- ■frffcJ^KT'fl- a^tq^-STq-pT-^iq-efT- 
 msilT-Ac. 3T?ior, ^iq^/.-B^i^ft /.-Ac. :j;^iTf, \^W.f.- 
 
 rBESIIE>CT, H. V, SvrEBI>-IEM)E>XE. ^^<^ /. aiftJ-TR «'•
 
 PRE 
 
 3 counlri/ of a president. %^^\Wm- ^T?t''- ^iim^A7{^A\\\m. 
 
 Tbesibest, ». Pkesidek, n. ritKsiDiNO,;?. «. V. V. n^TtJI, 
 JHcq-, 3l«--q^, ;^T^nj;, BT^R, "^^^ ^^"TRT, T^-Sr, 'TT*^'^, 
 53^3 m or ^IT^ism. [ 'TRT^^. j 
 
 r. ol".iu assembly, coiuicil, &c. ^■'Tnfrr, ^TT*-"^^) ^- 
 
 PBESiDENTSUir. See PnEsiDE>-cy. 
 
 To Pbess, v. a. compress, squeeze, cj'c. =^^^, %7^'Jf, 5T<I^, 
 
 =qq^^, ^^nw, ^'m, s's^"^, arrsr^^. 
 
 A weif'-ht placed to p. dowu. ?3?0T n. TS^TT »«■ ^^- 
 OT n. ^^T or lit ». 
 To p. and squeeze to discover (the seat of pain, &c.) I 
 
 2 constrain, urge, drive, Sfc. v. To IJEaE. ^"T5^, ^iHiui, 
 
 <jf-qn;>n, n^T »i.-q5^f^'ft/.-&c. i^of g. of a. ^mf[^-f^]- . 
 
 ^-3TT^-jJT?ft:rT-ctc. si^CTT y. o/ o. ^^ |i 
 
 3 enforce, inculcate urgently. 3TT?T^»"--f^'TS/.-&c. Vp^ ' 
 y. o/ 0. or 3n?Tf ^P^TT-f^FfS JF^?T-%^T^-&c. ^fim-T^r , 
 
 sntrot, nar sii>^'jt, TTst^ ^t^ot_ 
 
 4 straiten., distress, l^'c. 3T3^'JTi?T-B^^frT-q"=qf?r-.cj-c'.3Tm'jf- 
 
 To be pressed. srS'^T'I^, ■3T=rq5^. 
 
 5 bear strongly on^ act on with tveiglit or force. iTR m. 
 qT?53T-^of, iTR m.Azm.-^K m.-^mn..&c. m^ g. of s. 
 tdtlmiofo. 
 
 6 impose hy importunity. ^£^-^^ «ftqw, TT^t^T BT^T^, 
 ^S'q Tst "T|^-3Tm^-ctc. ^in-ir^firif. 
 
 7 ar^'ff, importune, v. To Hang uroN. 3ir^ wi. ^pm, 
 
 itW-iT55=Efts'^fr-&c. iJ^OTy. r/o. q^T m.-JT^f^tfr/.-JTrlw.- 
 &e. VTT^-STFrs'it g. of 0. ^JTHot, "k^^ ^"Jf. i 
 
 8 ( into service ) impress. %?fRT-f^Tft^ tT^<^, ^jar^- 
 
 Pressed service. %5/. f^lK or s[iTrT/. viRfsinR/. tR- 
 Ira/ fsff"? /.—freely or compreli. "kz ^TR/.^sf^T^T «»• 
 V. To CiiowD. ^/ !Rat. 
 10 V. To Embrace, smrf siRor, Tff'ft€t (ifm. 
 jTo Pkess, v. n. push on, go fortvard. ^ ^M-=5fT?!;''f, T^ 
 
 2 thronff, V. To CitowD. ^^'^/. ^pTur, TT^t ^FC^ 'T'^t-^m- 
 &f. f^Rof, %^, ipT OT.-%'n%T/.- %7RT WI.-&C. JRi^f. 
 
 3 on; upon ; &c. lear strongly on, — a work, &c. 3TR^- 
 
 tfm'^R-&c. ^wh., irr%?i ^^^. 
 
 To p. liard iii)on, le close at one's Jiecls. H^of, f^TSor, 
 
 r^z'n, ^ m. /.-fq=53T m. jT^T'if. [^mr, ^"^f. \^. 
 
 To p. throu^li or forward :ybrce one's way. q^of or tf- 
 
 pBES :, rnFs:ii;a, Peessube, «. V. V. A. 1. — ad. %'?Dt n. 
 
 ^r-,u\ n. &c. ^^^f. ^mff. ST^nrfr/. ?T51'7^^ /. 55'T^'t 
 
 COS PEE 
 
 /. SHT^Tsft/. %<7T^'ft/. 
 
 Pressing' and squeezing. ^NF^JT or q^y. 
 
 2 zy-^ n. 5m?^ w- &.C. ?tm «(. qmf rf/. f?t^3 /. -i^T- 
 ^^ m. n^fqft/. 
 
 5 'TR wi. H?: »«. ^R m. afr^ «. rrroT m. ^qsiT or qr ;«. 
 
 Press of business, cares, &c. qfTTT^-ifcc. «f^^ «;.- 
 TnST w.-T^T5T m.-V[\ m.-V!anim.-XS^KJ\l-\m.-^Kf.-r\1Vn. 
 
 7 3TWf )». n^.fq'ft/. 
 V. \^ N. 2. ^'T/. T^/. ^^'^y. ^^^^?:/. ^?;t m. 
 
 W-^f 3515^T or ^ m. ^5T »«. OTm w. ^Z m. W.^J. 
 
 I. throng, v. Chowd. %T >». %'7RT m. 1^]%] m. il?r m. ^T- 
 
 II. instrument to press — geuer. =qnT«j. =qTqtjqT^-3j5)iqT- 
 %-&c. q^i «. 
 
 III. s«yar /ir«s. ^^^ m. 
 
 IV. printing press. jTH'nn^ q=5( «. sr"? '/«. ^T «'. is 
 commonly used by Maratlias conversant with our 
 printing offices. 
 
 V. ( for clothes, &c. ) ^qK «. 
 PnESSED,^. V. V. A. 1. %q^?ST, ^^BT, =^rT^3T, &c. 
 
 2 3^H:3?5T, 2TT^?^, rfT'Jr 1^r^r, &C. 
 
 G q5tt 5ifKr;%FiT, qjst^ ?5rr;?it, arr^fH ^|^t, <S-'e- 
 
 8 kit^ ^f^.FA^ fsmiftH '^fTPir, si^^rft^ ^T^^tw z^- 
 
 Person p. irSiTT, %5^fr, f^lrft or ifqifT, '-^RfsiTPrT, ^l- 
 ifSSfT ; — keeping up of p. persons for conveyance of 
 burdens, IRltJ: f^lR/. ^T^t^ts/.— Person kept up iu 
 readiness, ^rJftTf^FTTff, ^T^^kz^T. — Burden couTeycd 
 by p. person, f^HR or itlR/. ^zf. ^5 m. 
 Peessee, n. Peessi>-g, p. v. V. A. 1. %1'JTRT, ^,RiIRT, =^T- 
 
 2 ^"T?:'JTRT, ^^OTRT, nm 5,'^RT, nss qTc^DTRT, isjf^qt 
 HT^OTRr, &e. T^T ti^irRT-!:T':&?5T, sfT^tpis'^^ q^OTRT-^RT- 
 kFA., &c. 
 
 4 arS^oftfT 3TTOT'TRT-Tr5iTRT, &e. 
 
 5 a«fZ Uegekt. «rR ^T?5>JTRT, fH^?t^T, ^5?t^r, ?ti?t^- 
 
 7 3TRf ^^inTr-tr^'JiRT, ?^<TT^?r-&c. ^r^rirRT-sRrssT, tsct 
 
 'iRWrn-'sTT^?!!, &c. ["TRT. 
 
 8 q^H -dTOTRT, f^mrftw «:r?TJrRT, sf^^W^ ^i^pOw a^r- 
 
 Peestioe. «. See Charm. 2 injluencefrom past success. SFT/". 
 Peesto. See Qcicklt. [^,&e. 
 
 Presumable, a v. V. A. !TJTmRf=f5 Eq-mr=ETT-^^"iI^fRT^T- 
 To Peesume, «;. a. take or suppose to le true u-ithout proof 
 examination, Sfc. ^^\^\^\'^^■^\W■'^\'■^\^j'^■Scc.^^-^^'^- 
 
 \ dr-^3Trcn^-5TpTOT-q^oT q;^^, ^ff^'^'Jr, ^^^^jr/.-'argTRi n.- 
 
 ?t% m.-&c. ^Rof y. o/o. 1%5EI^^ ^t^-^OT>^-HRT'JT, ST^m- 
 
 To Peesume, v. n. venture without leave., make bold. aTT- 
 1' 5fr/.-3TnflSt^/.-aTq5£trT/.-fq^Tf/.-tTT^4 n.-^^ M.-3TfH-
 
 vnv. 
 
 CGO 
 
 Vt\V 
 
 (^^^-f?n''4l-&e. 3T«'Jt-vrq5 ^?iaf-ijM<iif-^'iI-&e. aifH- 
 ^Hsm^f «.-3TfrTiFTnTr?; m.-Ac^Rof. |j 
 
 2 have arrogant and fainglorious no/ioDS.'S^f^WHin.-ll^- '' 
 
 W.K »i.-^^^f^ f.-&c. vjT'Jt-^qp5r'T<if, 3TT5^?rT/.-?T^t/.-itn:r '] 
 
 a indulf/c iinreasonaUe confidence. ^\T.^-i^^m^ n.-^h ! 
 
 !f^ 3-R^/.-fTfr 3T^^T?r n.-&c. ^K^-W-K^. || 
 
 PsESUMER, «_ Presumixo, ^. ff. V. V. A. ^^]ul]^\=^^ qoTT- I 
 
 V. V. N. 1. am^ft^ ^PT^mTT, ^f^^.n ^FTcrrnn", ffeT^Tf ^T- [ 
 
 3 #ps arsTOT^ feT^aTT':r, ^f^t ^'^^ ':rc'JTFT, ^pq?Tf*rHT^. 
 
 Presumption, n. v. V. A.— ac/. JTHiOTFft^jtH '^^ n. fwg^ 
 qtjf «. &c. 3^5^55/. 3THKFT H. ?t% m. 'i^fi{f^ f. ^r^^\f. , 
 STgJTFnT^iT n. " [ 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^^o5\w.f. 'H'Tst/. arist^r/. f^T?nf /. trrsqw. j 
 
 3Tf?f?J^w. arfJT^pimw. arfH^pJTSTrl'^ H. st^^pht^r w. ' 
 aifcI'MTlH n. 3Tf^r=^R m. [ ITPT ?«. | 
 
 2 and Pkibe. arfTHFT m. 'iT^^TR m. 3T^^/. SfFiffir- ' 
 
 3 ^"EFTfHJTRr m. ^jiJ^I^FR m. fm ar^flRT m. ^^t T^^/. 
 
 ^Fir55 3T^?fRr K. "fr^os ^^z_f. 'sm^m^^^^ n. j 
 
 1. strong prolahiUly. ^HT^T^Tr/. ^fT^ w. 
 
 Ground for p. Hffr m. 1 
 
 Presumptive, a. ^a/i-ra hy previous supposition, groinided on • 
 proluhdity. aTT^psft^, 3THHMI^r, d+i^l, 3TrgJTrpT^, 
 3T3lTRn=£Pft, fl^'ssT^I', 3T^5TT'TR, fl^f^^TR, aT^KRT^- 
 
 sfr, ?n;k?;5ft. [^rf':T^rfr. : 
 
 Presumptive heir. ?rH i Rid V<TRnf^rfl', ^qi%5r«R'4T- | 
 2 See Presumptuous. 
 
 pEESUMPTUOUs, a. over venturesome, rasldg hold, ij'c. 5H-=<l'i- 
 5^^r, .-JT^R^fj ^at^OTRT, ^TT^H^r?, ?IT|%^, ^\i'W\- 
 
 oft, f%f5^'T5nf^ra^, M^^tT^rr^^^, f^f^^HSfif^f^^nft. : 
 
 2 arrogant, assuming, v. Peoud. arfHTpft, 3T^W^, TT- • 
 
 3 founded on presumption. arfHTTHMl, aTr^rfH'iTT^'^T,^- 
 
 ^psrr, &c. 
 
 4 ivilful, done in defiance of conscience. ^RSjoSf^T, ^R^- 
 ^•l+H-<^|'i'M5-&c. %^T. 
 
 Peesumptdouslt, a(f«. V. A. 1. ar^R^^^', ^r|?f^^^, g'- 
 a^rsqtrtM, &e. f%f^?('T^rTf?r?^'^ ^€^, f^f^^nVrfffspH- 
 i^^, &o. [ :fr^,5^. 
 
 2' arfiRTRRT, ar^^FRm, ^n^%, &c. arfSTKRiTET-^, ar^- 
 
 3T=TORfI^, &c. 
 
 4 ^rijii, ^?^, ^5, ^T0T|T5r3T^, gf^jj;^^^ 3^5^^i 
 
 ^^TT, FtT^JT^ decl. 
 Peesumptuoussess, n. y. A. 1. and Peesumption. ar^R- 
 5f^/. ^Tf?T^5/. f«RTf /. tn^^ ». SfRl+HI-{lRrtl/. 3T- 
 PTT^rftrfT f. " 
 
 2 arfHTRTHi.aj'.^Rm. H1f^fT/.ilf>mrfimT/.3T^iPTftm/. 
 
 3 ar^^rfHTR m". g-s^rfHiTRT »«. HJar 3TPt»TH m. <Tl!J«5 
 
 Peescpposal, PnE«;uProsiTiox, «. v. \.—acl. T^^^q^r/. 
 
 lb Presuppo-se, 4'. (T. suppose as previous, itiijJg as antece- 
 dent. ■jCr-Ac. JFf?qof-!^^iJt-qof.&c. qr^^rT'TT/.-'f^HT^^/.- 
 q«nT^0T n.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. [ft, "J^^^. 
 
 Presupposed, 2?. v. V. qff spfrM^BF, &c. "jj^pfrV^T, "JsTTTf^T- 
 Peetexce, n. sJioiv of, sham, feint. ^1 «. ^fl 7i. ^fn or 
 jphr «■ n?T^ w. f'T'? pop. rCm n. qTT ?i. f^ m. dKHcjui- 
 
 2 false plea, prctcrt. fJTf'TTT «. »T^IOTr «>. f=fT pop. »ft^ »J. 
 
 U^ H. arq^^T »>. sqr^ »«• 
 For a p. f^fJTrTRf. 
 
 To lay hold of or take a p. f^fHrT n. qot «. 
 To watch or wait for a p. frfHrTRT ?^. 
 
 3 claim. ^T^ m. ^i^ m. 5B^/. arf^^PR ««. 
 
 To Pretend, v. a. show hgpoiritically, sham, feign. fltT n- 
 JPFT n.-^tn n.-ift?r n.-n?!^ «.-»r^Tiir OT.-&C. %ot-<Friit-^^- 
 JTJf 5^. 0/0. ^ f.-§^-h\A»^ f.-^Wf^"^- f ^S^^g.ofo. 
 Ir?5 m.-aTR OT.-&C. :?;Toi-5TRHJt-iTR<Jt g. ofo. 
 
 2 allege faJselg, hypocritically, Sfc. f^fHrT 7».-'M^luil ?«.- 
 JTtH M.-&C. ?rRTJt-^PTW-%'^ y. q/"©. 
 
 3 ( to; ) /ay rfnm to, profess to have. SITUTT m.-aT^«».-3T- 
 fjTJTRT OT.-3T^q^ }».-at|qair «!.-aTf?TT/.-iClM"ll m.-&c. «r- 
 5!:iTaT-tRiJr g. of 0. fiR^ 2'^;'- ^f^ «.-'^T JW.-^-:?^ «.-=^SR 
 w. SfftT^y. q/"o. 
 
 lb Pretend, v. n. hold out an appearance of, make as if. ^f- 
 T «.-SRT W.-&C. ^P^-q^Jf-^mJ^'^, lt?5 OT.-&C. ^<jl5m-:p^. 
 2 profess, lay a claim to, aTMr ?/J.-=5nT J«.-f^^ pop. f^lft- 
 
 5 ?!.-&c. qfqot, arifT 7H.-3rPTJTRr «!.-&c. sjianof-vR^. 
 Peetended, p. T. Y. A. 1. srnRT %i^?5T, &c. ^TIT^, «>n^T, 
 
 p'A-^-'.^A ], [ot(ixjii-m, 
 
 2 1^fW^ ^ffrrT^pyr, &c. f^fJTTTT^srr, •^^iummt, ffRrrw, 
 
 Peeteuder, «. Peetending, ;?. a. v. V. A. 1. & V. N. 1. fl"r- 
 
 n %mRT, 5~Ri qRTRT, th+Quirt, &c. jpirtt, ^fj^, sHt, 
 
 fSl^^R, il?5^5!^iTRT. 
 
 2 fnfiTTT ^fTTRT, sf^'JrT Ftn<JTRT-^?TiTRT, &c. 
 
 3 aw(/ T. N. 2. ^frtTT sit'^T'JrRT, ^1 ^tuiTm, W\^ ^\'-^m\- 
 ^, ar^rai^^'TRT, arfJTtTR sn^TJIRT-tRTRT, 3Tf»T»TRfY, 
 
 3T^5rr?r, arl^ni^i f^R<t. 
 
 Empty p. to great kuowledg-e. ^PTT^ft Wf.^^.^?U. 
 
 P. to a throne, dldifl ?h. 
 Peetension, «. c/am. ^^IT w. ^^?3r m. ^rfHf^^T^ w. Kp^- 
 cTT^ m. ■^\x4^\^ m. 
 
 To set up p. to ( skill, ability, &c. ). firft^ n.-'^t\ m. 
 -^Nnn «.-&c. qftr^ y. of 0. sfTtiTT »i.-aTf*mH >».-31^ m. 
 
 To set up grand pretensions. SRiT «.-qtT », JTT^f^- 
 That .sets up p. to. 3l|-5(F5T, STf^lt^.
 
 PBE 
 
 Pbetebimpebfect, «.— in grammar. 3T^*J^. 
 
 Pb£tebit, a.— i- grammar. >JrT. 
 
 rnETEHMissios, fl. V. A'. 112;^ n. m%^ n- ^5:<JI n. Ac. »tt- 
 
 aoft/. ' i K u j' f./ ^rnotofr/. jmotuj^/. m?/. [ws^t. 
 
 To Pbf.teemit, I', a. omit, v. To Pass. ^irSOT, JTTZoit, «nT5t'if, 
 
 Pbetekmitted, ;. \. V. 5Rr53?rr, 'iiirff^r, tnas^. 
 
 PBETEBXATUBiL, (I. unnatural, beyond nature. ^TT'lf^H^T- 
 
 %^T^r, ^Hra'fH^'^^iT^, 5T?rf?rfJ?^mxrr?T, 'sr^frT^.^ifT^, 
 
 PllKTKllSATl'RALLV, adv. V. A. ^^HHif ^?^IT-I^?)fHfHT'T-lS:C. 
 
 Pretebpeefect, o. — in grammar. 'J^'TrT. 
 Pbeterplupeefect, a. — iu grammar. Sfr^qaiHrT, 
 Pketext. See P!;ete>-ce. 
 Peettilt, adv. v. A. =E?fl^r ded. ^'^, '^l-TH^T decl. g^-f^- 
 
 ?T-&c. sritOT <7<TZ.-f^^?rT decl. 
 rr.F.TTiXESS, «. V. A. ^^T'TJIT w. g\^"T'JIT OT. ^TW^'T'rrT OT. 
 
 Peetxt, a. handsome, neat, ])leaslng, ^c. g?T, =^fnc^, ^'ig- 
 tJH^T, iJ^^TT 0)- ^?^, ^5T?T, %5^r, ^S^^^T, ?rT??TfTrT, 
 
 grRT, ^jfRTT, ^.^jmr, ^^i=ft, ^f^H€, TT^^T, HT^^^^rmr, itt- 
 
 Little aucl p. fqH^?5T, f^K^, f^TTT. 
 
 Peettt, oi?(). ?n some degree.^ moderateh/, ^'c. T. So so. «ITT 
 rfecZ. qrraT decl. ^FffrW </ecZ. gJTTTTEn' </ecZ. 
 
 To Prevail, v. n. be in force, lave influence. =En^3T, ^?I /.- 
 =E?c^/.-^?f ^?^ /. -If ?ffT /.-If ftrf^ /.-!T=^lTr»J. -^T^TrrOT.-TBRT 
 M.-4Rm«i'».-&c. 3T^y. o/«. ^rT^-^?5rlT-&c. 3T?T^, cf^ot. 
 
 2 oveirome, gain superiority or adcantage. vfrT»». TTtTaf, 
 
 ?jot wff/t g. oj s. (as, aTTH^ ^^1?!^ &c.) sn»FT«.-JrmF'T 
 «.-<r^«.-&c. qHof and, ivith g. of s. ^TaT-3T^^, ^w.- 
 =Io5«.-&c. ^Ir^'if y. o/i. with srr. 
 
 3 operate effectually, malce or talce effect, ^tt st^, ^T^>if, 
 
 ?f<P?5 ff^, noT)/!. ;f^, ^ERrfn^t/. ^ETiJr, ^TTTiftr fM, 
 
 >m;H.-'?r5EM.-&c. ^M 17. (>/■«. or icith "TT^tt. 
 
 4 (with, upon, &c.) persuade, v. To Induce. JT?TT^ijf, ^oT- 
 ^(7f, if'^q'at, or M1l<J^-5foJ^?r-&c. ^, q^rT q;^CTf_ 
 
 Feevailee, n. Prevailing,^, a. Peevalent, a. v.V. 1. ^- 
 
 ?r?fT, ^5rr5, =5fr5Ffr^, =5R?^r?fNT, sRRifrOT, srf?ft^, &c. 
 
 Peetalesce, Peevailing, n. v. V. 1. — state. ^Flfft/ '^n?;/'. 
 /. STff^f/. TTTrTwi. s^nfft/. !T=;nT«i. qqT?Tm. qf^^Sm. qrem. 
 
 2 5r^». ?HTn. ^^fr^^f. ^]^^nn. sr^BrTT/. susri^n. 
 
 To Peetaeicaie, t>. n. q^uiUle, shuffle in speech. e>t fTTfi'«,. 
 
 ^70_ PEI 
 
 fqTr€rof-si^?5wr, zp{^^M\n. pi. 
 
 PeEVARICATIOX, n. V. V. 5fr?^'n fpTqfin;;. i<L(.'. ri-TTf^il?". 
 
 3TJE3f?n?;t". fra' 5Tr|t«. ^Hrff ^RiJiw. vr^'^rs/. =^^7^1=^^ 
 
 Peevai!Icati.nu, /). «. Peetaeicatoe, n. v. Y. ^Roi f^x^- 
 2b Peevent, f. a. obUruct, slop, turn off, ^'c.\. To Hinher. 
 
 &c. ^"jf ^. ofo.T{\zr\\f.--H\j,\m.-&.c. ^wA., frJ-^rsT-itc. 
 
 2 ^0 iff/ore. qS-HT^"'^-&c. ^T"?f g. ofo. qmH^«.-'flq-nH^ 
 «.-&c.5FTot y. of 0. 
 
 3 anticipate. aTraTft/.-'Jrsr?^/ Trnif-^im'n-^re^. 
 
 Peeveutable, a. Y. V. 1. sft^T^T^'TnT-^'TT^TT-ctc. f^Enrr^T- 
 
 ^'rTT-^"rrrrT-&c. f^srR'^ Jf;7-mr^rnT-^"rn?rr->.te. 
 
 Peevexted, p. T. V. 1. JTRfi^T, f^q-R^^T, 3T5^^?IT, etc 
 
 Peeventee, n. Peetenting, p. a. Peeve.ntive, a. v. Y. 1. 
 ^TRWITT, ■^ETROTTTT, STI^ttTRT, &e. f^iSTR^, ^TR^, f^^n^"?!- 
 
 Peete>'tio>-, M. V. V. 1.— arf. frrsTRof »i. qRiir ;(. ?r«Tat " 
 &c. fvTcTTT'JI «. JTRtrr n. SffrfST'^ w;. rr^T »«. 
 2 qs v^T^i M. &c. qfTTT^ n. ^^^^^^ n. 
 
 PeevektivE, n. that ichich prevents. cfRtJr n. P{^jx^ n. f?r- 
 cTR^-Ac. ^^'4 m.-f^^ OT.-&C. 
 
 Previous, a. going, happening, ^'c. before, v. Antecedem. 
 
 Peetiouslx, adv. v. A. ar^T^, q^'f, qf|F^r%, q^ iu coiiip. 
 Peet, n. spoil., plunder, c^ /. 
 
 2 f7;a< !i^7(if/t 25 seized for food. f^^HT/ qR^/. IT?-''? ". 
 
 Beast of p.q^iq^5ft-q^H?i-^-&c.sn<Tft, fi^-Errg^E srr'rfT, 
 
 2b Peet, ( on ) ». a. seize and devour. 'RT^R/.-qT^q'/. W-- 
 ^, 3TT^R OT.-T^"^ «.-&c. 3RfiJif y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 ( on ) corrode, cause to waste or pine, ^p^, ^T3"Jf, ^- 
 
 3 ( on ; upon ). 8ee To Plhkdee. 
 
 Price, n. value set or imid. Jffc7 n. f^J^HcT /. ^iT m. ^^^ n. 
 <fltj- »M."'^OT m. ""^sfvT >«. The price or fOii! of a work is 
 generally eiprcssed by words formed with the affixe« 
 arr^r^l and arrf , as ^f^r^T^S p. of writing, ^o4U||=j55 p. 
 of pounding, U^OTiqoI p. of watching, f^TcriT^rsj & f^T- 
 Blf p. of sewing, &c. 
 
 To ask a high p. JT^m mn^, [qrs M.tTRT ?». 
 
 2 current value or rale. ^ m. TI^ «. tfRiT /. f^XV{ m. 
 To rise in p. HTr^T^qf, ^X m. %of_ 
 
 To raise in p. Hterf^nf. 
 
 3 estimation, value, ivorth. %JTTrl/. Jrte n. qif »«. Jn'M 
 neg. con. <i\'M<^\ f. 
 
 To Price, v. a. set a price on. Ht?5 M.-f%rjm /.-&c. spfj^-
 
 Price-current, n. fHT^'^^^^^H\T^^J^\'^\■&c. ?Tr?y. 
 Peiced, p. V. V. JTl^ 5r^^^T, &e. jf^r^r. 
 
 Peiceless, a. v. Invaluable, ar^rfe^. 
 
 2 Seo Worthless. 
 To Prick, i-. a. punclurc, v. To Pierce. ^7^^, ^T^^, ih- 
 
 2 (the cars), g-^r &c. :?;?:ijf, TTIT^, ^"l^r'''jf, '-tTT'fTq-irf, 
 
 3 ^Jni?8 hy puncUire. ^"n, sf^, ^^^''f . 
 
 4 ( ou &c. ). goad, spur, T. To Incite. €f^3t, sf^ofr/. 
 
 ^-FrRof, f ROT, ssr^i^, 3TR /. si5roT-€f^5r, f^T^r / pi. 
 
 5 <j/7ec< ^''iif/* pain, sting icith remorse, sf^of , ^f^ijf 
 
 ^"f=5R;^, ^^, ?T?5'if, ?f=5fiif, ^T<jf, ^T^^"^, ^'^/•-^''ii;:; 
 
 OT/.-&C. ?rFTW in. con. Sf g. oj s. gr'^iif. ^ i'^.X^. 
 
 6 degignale hy a mark or puncture, iz^ n. ^iJf, 5JiT /. 
 Prick, 7t. instrument to puncture or prick with, ff^trft/. 
 
 2 puncture, zi'^ n. pff^T »•• (^'■'«-. ^l^^ft/. #^ «. 5:=^-^ w. 
 The paiu or sense ol' a p. ^^ f. ni. ^T^t f. 
 
 3 fig. pang of remorse. =^'?\j:f.^'n=fJ[f.^X^c^f.^\^f. 
 Pricked,^, t. V. 1. ^%OT, fN^iFJT, Ir^S;^]-, &,c. 
 
 4 jHH?;r, 3TT7 ?rT^?5r, &c. 
 
 5 5H?!?5r, ^R%?rr, gT^FiT, sN^Fsr, ^t^t ?jm^^, &e. 
 
 6 fb^ f^l^, &c. 
 Pricker, m. Pkickixg, p. a. t. Y. 1. sNtJiTH, ^N'^Tin, •.'tc. 
 
 3 g^'Jiirr, ^^'JTPCT. 
 
 4 sHmm, frsf'JTRT, iv^^ ^t^itpt, &c. 
 
 5 ^'JilTT, #^irT?r, g^crriTT, ?I=5iTTTr, &c. 
 I. instrument to prick with. Z]^uf[ f. 3TR/. W.izX ni. 
 
 Pricking, «. sensation of being 2"' 'eked. f^^=^1u\ f. 
 P. of the eyes in ophtlialmia, ^"Tft/. 
 2 tingling sensation of a liml asleep, nffty. 
 PriCKLT, n. small pointed sJiQot. WAZ] ?/i. HTrff^T ^Pf^T ?«. ^5'- 
 
 Prickly, a. full of prickles. ^RKT, ^?0,?r*^^. 
 Pbickly jieat, n. ^^[^^J7. n. 
 
 Pride, n. self esteem, conceit.^ loftiness, hauglitiness, ^'c. ^^ 
 m. 3TfW^ »». 3Tf^R m. ^i^frT/. Z^ m. iftTOTr «J. 
 
 f. H^ m. 3^TTr? ni. ^''^tTtTT/. f^n<T «»• ft^MK'IdlO/. ^^- 
 
 »>. ar^j^f^T/. •arijiiTf^mTJT ?«. 'S{\z^^x f.^ m. ^h m. ctt- 
 
 2 generous elation, nolle self-esteem, STf^rRTT '".^Tf^TTR 
 m. noTTfTKR »». f^ftK/. 
 
 3 «e.r!(rr7 excitement, v. Heat. ^T^ »«. 7'cIPT «. 
 Jb Pride, v. a. ( one's self) take pride in., plume one's self 
 
 on. srfiTiTT^ ?».-3T^P5/.-3T^ ?».-&c. ijTJsnijf-tTTiJr g. ofo. 
 
 PR! 
 
 PniEsT.n. ojiciator in sacred ojices. J3TTrr, "nrrftj^TflTSF, ???- 
 
 ffTT^rr, ^rrsT^, T^T^TrT i)o/>. TTi'^qr, jtrf^ff, h^, vrr^rv. 
 
 P. of Shiva, nr^. 
 
 Pamily p. TTTf^rT, ^''Tl^TTTT pop. T^t^. 
 Priest-craft, n. frauds, artifices, and impositions.! ij-c. of 
 priests. 3'Tr«TT%-»T?T^ &c. %^wf. /)^-5Fr^^«t. /jZ. 3^«n^ 
 %rrsr n. TtTT^TTq'^r'T^iT w. 3'?I';q'rT3^ «. 
 Priest-e.-;s, «. 5^lftoT /. H^TOT <"• HHifm / TTT'-^TPTT/. 
 Priest-iiood, «. qjtce, cj-c. of a priest. ^Trff^'T /• TTT-^'-pP //. 
 
 2 or<Z(r of priests. TTT^TS^/'nflT^P^JTfwi.^rT^T^piiurHi. 
 Peiestlt, a. pertaining, cj'c. /o a priist. Tlf^f^, 'TlffT^ETtTI, 
 
 2 becoming.! tj'c. a priest. ^]T^T.\^-m]>^^:ki-^>JZ]^■&c. ^- 
 
 TBlznt-RirTiE^, a. governed bg 2>ricsts. ^z\^^-&c. ^IT'T'R^T, 
 
 ^TT'-'Tr^ff^rT, 3^Tt-^i^r'4t^, ^Tr^rra^r^, &c. HiryTH, 
 
 Prisi, a. formal, precise ^finical. <j'c. ^nftt'TT, SI-Tfi+'MT, ?T- 
 
 =H?ifif^^ or fi;-TH5r-i;W, ilrt«lTFTT, <r^^.. [&c. 
 
 Primacy, Primatesiiip, n. sr'4Hr<Tr«TmT<T^mr/.-T^/.- 
 
 PHIXfAEILY, ado. V. A. 1. "Tf^rir ded. ST-tfiT, H'2'r, snT'fr, "W- 
 
 % '^^^. 
 
 2 H??^>^?vT, iTT'<r^T^?T, sryrR^t:. 
 
 Primariness, «. V. A. 2. ^q?5f «. tT'-^T^'^l/. STTtTT^ n. 
 Primary, a. first, v. Okiuinal. qf^^T, H?-=^r, T<nr^, T'-f^, 
 SIT-tlfiT^, 3TTf?, 3TT?T, 3T^S. 
 
 P. eaut^e. STlf^^Ror n. a^KT^fhT ». 
 2,/;-«< in dignity or importance, v. CniEF. H'^'^r, Sf'-Ti'T. 
 8 See Elemental, Ecdimental. 
 Primate, «. chief ecclesiastic ST^Rr"n^"Tr'T, 2*'<<iHT'^^nT. 
 Prime, a./r«^, v. Original. qf^?5T, 'Era^, 3T¥^. 
 P. cost. HS^ f^J^rm/. 'TT^R «. 
 At p. cost. HT-TR. 
 2/r4'^ m rank, ^c. v. Chief. qf|^, ij??'?, ^tTRT, STSR. 
 P. Minister, v. Peemiee. ^'zz(^i■J\^_ 
 
 3 ^rs< ?;j excellence, v. Fine. ^tTH, "rf^^si^ft^, 3T?r=r, 
 
 ar^FT, 37?T?irf^, ^mr, ^t^^, sv^xf., ^t^^w.^'^, t^, 
 e??^, ^5ff???"?, HT^, 571^1 ^nfr. 
 Peime, m. v. Dawn. T^T?:/. iTmt^Ic^ '«. 
 
 2 lest part. rTTTTTR ?«. T?mt^T »«. ?I1^ n. 
 
 3 highest or best state., hrydag, zenith, fullne:^ Sfc.\. 
 IlEKiHT. HT m. ^^X or ^^ m. 'H ( in coiiip. as, \^. 
 ^^Rft/- P- of youth ), TT (in conip. as, ■*IT3RFfV.)- 
 
 To reach one's p. T?TnT-WrT-3H?IrI-7^?fffT-&c. %nT. 
 
 4 See Speino. 
 To Prime, v. a. (a musket) .t^r?;/. iTTOT-qT^aT, iFRnwi.Tm. 
 
 2 fig. give a cue. SIR w. ^lit -STfl^-TT^. 
 i Primed,;?, v. V. 1. r3T^ ^rn^^-MM^.'^r, spRT >=m%^. 
 
 Primely, adv. v. A. 1. Tff^T Ac7. J^. 
 i| 3 TrTT, 1?^, 'JTRn f/ff^- 
 
 Pbiileness, n. v. A. 3. fl«(f Escelloce. ^H^ciMuil »j, 3T?-
 
 PET 
 
 G72 
 
 Peimer, «../(>*/ ioo^->'- <•'"''''■'■"• Ji«'t*Trar^ qt-<ft /. ?^^^- , 
 rr.iMKv.M,, ritiMEvous, a. primitive, v. Oi!IC.i:^al. <?f|^T, ^- 
 
 •*TH=qT, H3rqr. , .v_ix " 
 
 Primixo, «. /wii-(/e'' »■« </'«/""« of a gun. T^-T/.^^^l^Tsrc/ 
 Jlatcli for firing the p. t^iqft^ ^.- [^t/ j 
 
 Fliii-k or horn for priming powder, t^^^R». t^^K^T- | 
 PriMirivE. a. pcrlainiii'j to the hcciinnin'j.fii-st,^c. v.OitiGi- 
 
 KAL. qff^r, sT^m^r, ^rz=^r, !Tr«Tf*n;, 3t^=^, qff fi ^r^rqrr, 
 
 2 »io< derieeJ, priinari/, radical,— vrovd, &c. ^^^T, ^f^- 
 
 :f, flW, 3T55?q5T, 3T?rrfq?T, f^5. _^ J 
 
 8 fuUon-infUic ancient practice or rule. ^f^J ^T?^==Tr, 
 
 qi^% <}rr5t% =5rT^"T^r, aiRT'Tri'JTg'Tr^, sT5!^H^rHTg??ra'^. 
 
 PEiMrrivEi-T, V. A. 1. qi^T (/«'• ST'*m, Hsf. 
 
 3 qf|% ^[?fr"iT, qf|% ^T^sf^TTot, aTT?T-7;i?^rjHR, 3n^- 
 
 Primiiiveness, v.A.1.3T^?!;qfTTm.qT'4fTTq;f^«.3Tra[^fe^J^)!'. 
 
 PniM>-Ess, «. v. A. sr^fs^qiTT m. sFF^rfs^^fq'mwj. &c. ^r^ 
 #fr/. ==fTq=#ft/- 
 
 PEniOGE>-iTOi!, «.^rs/ /«//(<?/• or forefather. 3Tr?iq?T, *ra- 
 
 Pkimogesituke, «. state of leing firstlorn; senioriti/. ^TlTS- 
 qoTT m. ^gqoTT '«. 3^^^^ «. 5^^^f «. 3T^^?^ «. 3TTf^- 
 ^ n. 3TTft3TTrT?^ «■ 
 
 PrjMOKDiAL, PitiMOiuuATE; 0. first ill order, e.ristinff from 
 the leijinnitif., x. Oeigisal. qf|'^TqT'5'5^T, ^^"^^i ^' 
 
 Primeose, «. (^ "f^ arrf . [ ^qf^. 
 
 VRiy;cE,n. riiJer, sovereign.^ v. King. ?T^, tf^qfrT, HqT^, 
 
 2 sulordmate sovereign. Htsf^sqi TT^r, ^nqftt. 
 
 3 son o/fl- /.-/ny. TT^f iTR, ^r^^':, '^T^J^, Tr;^^;?, ^r^- 
 
 grT, 5^nT3T, f'^S'^j ^yj'f- 
 
 Peixce-lom. See Kingdom. 
 
 Peixce-like, Peiscelt, a. rescmlling a prince, roijal, state- 
 ly, dignified, Sfc. ^Cr^PftT, ^^TT^fT^T, Hq^rrfTT, ^^?^T, 
 
 2 of the rank of princes. Tr^^rrr-?, ^q^T^ff^r, 3^q?ft% 
 
 ^p^ft^T, gq^'RTt'T, 'jq^fRft^, ^j^qfnf ?7^. 
 
 3 becoming a prince, roi/al, grand, mngnif.cent. ^^T^ 
 
 ^K, TT^rrq^. 
 
 PRI^■CE's metal, «. ^ft M. ^r?^ n. Mt/. fTf%/. [f^'ft/- 
 
 Peiscess, n. female sovereign, v. Quee>'. TFift /. TTffT/. T- 
 
 2 daughter of a Icing. TI^mTt/. ?T^f Hft/ ^iM-j'SKl /. 
 
 ?;r^^?5Tr/. ^^g?TT/. ?T3Tq^/. ?:Mqf=3[q:T/. 
 
 Pein'CIPAl, a. highest in rank or importance, v. Ceief. 
 Peiscipal, n. T. Chief, Cosductoe. ^^s?, ?f?^R, ^TT^q?. 
 
 PRI 
 
 VB.\'SCiVki.iTT,n.countriiofaprince.T\\j,^.W.^^M n. iTfS- 
 
 2 See PowEii, AuinoEiry. 
 
 Peixcipally, adv. V A. 5^<^?q^?i?r, sTTfeTr'q=F?r^, f5f?T"'^q;»r- 
 
 Peixciple, n- constituent pari, element. rT?=r »'• ^=^?Tt^ «. ^T'- 
 
 2 c«M«c, origin. qnTiT «• «ft^ «. HF^ n. ^^]^^ n. ^j jh. 
 
 3 fundamental truth, element, first point. rlrtT n. h;^ c?' 
 
 ^ «. ^r5?i?cr «. 5it3i »i. qn "• qf^HPrr/. 'jii'ftfsqjr/. ??- 
 
 =>f n. H^?5[=5f «. 
 
 4 ;'«Ze, law, general truth, S{c. of science or morals. "T'- 
 ^ m. f^spT m. ^Sf ji. Ht55[^ n. ^^^JT «;. 
 
 5 foundation of action, motive, y. Geouxd. H^ o)' ^oT 
 «. arr^-TR m. \^ m. ^^^ n. 
 
 G ( of luimau nature ) properly, natural propensity, ^c. 
 
 \^A m. ntJI m. ■^■^\^ m. HT^ m. 
 ToTbi^KjV. n. dress for show, Y. To Aboxize. ^ftqft/.- 
 
 CT^TTf^oET m.-ZJ^.r{ftm] m.--R;3Ti?rqt/.-&c. qRof. 
 To Peint, v. a. impresi- icith a mar/c ; stamp, ^fiq^, Uiq m.- 
 
 Zm w.-5^t/--&c. JTR^ icith qr o/o. 
 
 2 /o?';« 1)1/ impression. tJfq^, Sff^"??, Srq WL-OTTf »».-5?Tr 
 
 M.-&C. JTR^y. o/o. 
 Peixt, n. mark made Ig impression, ^rq m. jjfqr «;. 5HT "!. 
 
 2 instrument for impressing a mark. ^Jfq '». S^TT ot. f?T- 
 IgT m. HT|^/. 5?T/. [m. 3T^t«. /'J. 
 
 ^ impression of types as to form, size .^ ^V. 3PT w(. 5€r 
 
 4 V. PicTUEE. ?r^?Tr »«. ?f^f;T?Tr ot. f^=5T «. 
 To be out of p. ^^q/-aTT|f^/. ?TT^-?fq'Jf g. ofs. 
 Peinted, ;). V. \. 1. 2. ^VW.^A., ^JFT rtRrJrJf, ^c Stst, iJr- 
 
 qfsT, grqtfT. 
 
 Peixtee, 11. Peixtixg,^). a. v. V. 1. 2. tJiq^TRF, !frq-&c. 
 
 JTRITRT, W^]f[ m. 
 Peixtixg, n. typography. q"r'41'-'T'Tl^-^'<T-iS:c. W^^ «. 
 
 Peiktixg-ixk, w. ^rqoqr^t 3Tq'iTrs«?T 3"qqr'Tr^-&c. ^115/. 
 Peixtixg-ofeice, w. !jrq?qT^r '». [1^ «i. 
 
 Peixtixg-papee, n. urq'jqT^r-STqiqT^r 3'q'Trqr^T-&c. q;r- 
 
 Peixting-peess, «. grq '». ^W^T^ <t==T «. 
 
 PeiOE, a. yo«!r/ before, first, v. Aktecedext. aT'TT^'fr, q^f- 
 
 =JTT, qf^OT, 3Tn?5r, q^, arq. 
 
 Peior, n. ( of a conveut ). H^Fr, JT5rftTq1?f, HSrf^^rfT. 
 Peioeity, n. V. A. ari^q'JTr »». &c. <iTT?TfTr/. OT^TtTr/. 
 
 2 ( in rauk, &c. ) precedence, 'fl■^^\'^^\ f. ^^^Ji^^] f . 
 
 '^^'Y^^f. '^^^]^ m. 
 
 Peioey, n. ^Z in. 
 
 Peism, n. — the optical glass. ^qy^^I^ »>• 
 
 Peismatic, a.pertaininy to a prism. ^^(^T'^WA'^ ^^Vf^^'7 , 
 
 2 resembling a. prism. f^qr«N;T=5T W^^T, f^qr=^f^T^R. 
 
 3 separated by a pirism. f=sm\^W'V^ ft'TTiT. 
 
 Peisox, pBisox-nousE, n. T. Jail. Hf^ m. ijf^^TT^r m. ^- 
 
 To Peisos. See To Imprison,
 
 ^L^^ G73 
 
 Pbisonee, «. person in confi.nement.\^^ stf^cfRr^ 
 
 2 one taken in tear, caplice. qrsr? %^T, 5??iT, 55?^- 
 
 VnuTlSE, a. Jirsl, primitive, V. Origixal. Tf^r, ^'^^'^^ 
 I'rivact, «. state of retircmfiU or sccrcry. tx^ffT m. ^^fFtciT- 
 
 w m. fsrfsr^frr/. M^r^^rra w. ^^ ?«. ?:^"r»TR ?«. "rs^r «». 
 Ts^r^ft or ^%^^n^'\f■ 
 
 In p. and in public, ^ipicff ?fFf;t?ff. 
 
 2 place of retirement. (T-TJTfl w». <J^fiTT=5ft ^mi/. t^qsr^fN- 
 ?.(TS «. ?f I'F-^TH n. Tf :F<J?5 n. 
 
 3 concealment. See Seceect. 
 Pkivate, a. unconnected tvitk otlters, peculiar to self, v. 
 
 Personal, Peculiar. ^W, ^T?R?T, ?«rrerft^r, g^, ^- 
 
 p. property, ^wft/. ^FH'ft'qT ITR m.^^m on.-&c. 
 
 2 secluded, sequestered, secret. t^qjirrr^T, <(^^5^, 'flTI- 
 
 f^^, =^'k ( in eonip. as, =5fr?irR:, =q>f^ITrT,. &c. ). 
 In p. ^^ttfr, 5!T'?of, "Tiq'trT. 
 P. parts. Sec Privity. 
 
 3 done, ^c. in private; not pullle, not open. i^^ffff^TT tttt- ' 
 
 T'^T^srr, nw, Ti?Tf?r?^, <T5?Tr=5fr, TS^RT^ft^qr. ^ i 
 
 In p. (T^fjtjfr, T5?Tf?r, ^^^^. 
 
 4 noi! /(oZrf/Hj ;P!?iZie ojice, tjv. ST^r^TSSr-fHnar, f5f?f|-- 
 
 A p. person. ^^^SR^ c. 
 
 5 not official, S^c. q3T?rn?r, ^RTI^RrBTr^T, ^T^rfrHr?^T=5Tr, 
 
 Pkivate, «.. common soldier. f^TTr? o/- 1%<TTf m. ^rtrf^T<Tir '». 
 
 Privately, atify. v. A. 1. and Personally. ^?, g^^rfftH, 
 3 ^^ftft, 'jHMui, TS^THT. 
 
 PpavATENES3. See Privacy. [ ?:r^fq' n. 
 
 ii.is>.Tios,n. negation, absence of, x. Negation. 3T*?K w. 
 
 2 deprivation or absence of what is necessary for comfort. 
 
 sT^r^r^r^ fr?5 »». pi. sr^rsr^r^r m^r »«. ft^^^^/. ^^- 
 
 To endure p.s. ^mWfTR/. ^FTS^. 
 Pkifative, a. causing privation. ^irH^I<+. 
 
 2 consisting in the absence of something .^ v. Negative. 
 
 3THTsr?3;'5njJ, ar'TTsr^^T^, STHT^fH^. 
 Privative, «. that of ichich the essence is the absence of 
 
 something. 37*rT=f in. 
 
 2 — in grammar. ;=R^ n. T^TT^ n. 
 Privilege, n. particular right, benefit, exemption, S^'c. ^_ 
 
 m. 3Tf!:T^R m. JTR m. ^ffTT/. aTHTqTTOTTNJFR m. f^ii<Tr- 
 
 To Privilege, v. a. grant a privilege to. ^jg w.-3TftptvTT 
 
 pEiYiLEGED, p. V. A\ ^•;g '^r'^'^1 ^'^^ ^'^^f^ %??^r, fq-?t- 
 
 P. person. TR^, ^-^^. 
 
 PRO 
 
 I Privily, ade. v. A. 3. and Clandestinely. n'J^T, TT^<ft^ 
 ; Privity, n. joint knotvledge or consciousness of. ^-j^ 
 
 f.-&c. ?T^frr^ n. w^ir^^ «. ^THJfj^ «. hrV^ph^ ;V 
 
 2 privities; private or secret parts. 3'T?''awi.«.nSlH.»T^JT». 
 
 Cloth to cover the p. ^^WJ m. dim. PinpfT/. or^jn^in. 
 Peivy, a. peculiar, own, ij-c. v. Private. ^r?r, ^mi^r, ?g?, 
 
 2 retired, secluded, ^c. v. Private. ^^fFTT-^r, l^Ct^S^r, 
 
 3 V. Cxandestine, Secret. irT=qq'^^r, ^^=5l'r<t^r. 
 
 4 participating in the knowledge of. ^--^V^^\ ^\^\^^ ^]- 
 =?^71T-'TrffrriiR-&e. arnTH HTf^rRK-&c.^HfTTn'T,*i^frFrT, 
 
 5— council, counsellor, &e. Jjqjffll^r, '77;f^ ^T^qT^f, ^- 
 
 Privy, n. nercssar,/. ^m^Rf m. qr^^Rr m. HPTf o?- FnT???Tr- 
 
 ^r m. 5}?rf H^mr ?«. ^>^^5 /«. B?m w. 
 
 A p. within a compound or yard. aTNKiMHI «i. 
 Prize, n. spoil, plunder. T^.f f^^fpf -cTTS^.r »ll?5 m. ^^^TT- 
 fe^rT •<:T^ «. 55f5Trt'iT?T n. ^J^iqif^^^ n. 
 
 2 reward of competition. HI?ff?r w. "TiT^^ n. ^^^f^r^^^ n.- 
 ^sq- M.-q^5^ OT.-&C. v?t^nf<T[lfq^ «. 
 
 3 valuable acquisition. qfTfT »». fsHftT m. l^ n. 
 
 4 ( in a lottery ) ^rSFf /. (as i^]^^r ?ff5n% ^TS?T 3Tr^T . 
 To Prize, v. a. estimate the price of, rate. f^'Rff/.-Hr?? n. 
 
 -Sic. ^'Jf-3l=)ui g. ofo. 
 
 2 esteem highly. JTRoff, lit^ot, B^in, '3??^-=qfn=5r-T^JT- 
 
 &c. JTT^at, ?fr^T=qT-?7T'^qT-&c. ^lT^>Jf- HRtJr. [He?. 
 
 Prize-fighter, n. ^T^?fr^T-'?'JIT^T-'^c. ^i^t-qf^i^^siT^T-ie. q>7T- 
 
 PRizE-riGUTiNO, n. ^iq?rf<T-q'JIT=^-i:c. ^Rrt/.-i'i.c. 
 
 PniZE-MOVEY, n. 5^t=^T-F5sft?t '4?H=Tr HTrrr^T-&e. q-f^ ,«. 
 
 Pno-AND-coN. In this phrase /Jro may be rendered by Ht- 
 EI-TTfr/. f^f^?^ m. fiffq^prf?:/ q;ffiTq?7 m. and con by 
 STTW^lft/. f^%-'Tq?T m. f^^^^rft/. 'flT.%=-qq?1 m. 
 
 Probability, n. v. A. ^Tr^^fr/. ^H^ m. 
 In all p. V. Probably. 5?;^rr^C?I. 
 
 Probable, a. v. Likely. ^mr-^FTfTT-^R^l-^c. (used wiili 
 the verb indicated, as 5^r5Tr^rnT-&c. ), ^HIST, ^TPPfr- 
 
 To be p. ^^^. 
 Probably, «(fc.v.A. sfja^j^TT, "RT^^RTf, 'flfi^JT;^^^, 5.'*ri[5lf- 
 ^, ^^RSfft or :^fH^R-gi5^T, &c. SIT^:, SH'??!:, 3T?ir fl'H-7 
 
 Probate, n.-^oi a will. K?i%^iriTrir n. 
 
 PiiOBATioN, n. V. Trial, qfie^r/. qR^/. ^ilR^/. q;??(ifT/. 
 
 2 See Proof. 
 Peoeationeb, n. person under probation. qR^'^g^-qft^fcR-do. 
 
 3THiTRr,q^?rr ^iTRr,>T^^-^jTm,qfT?ii?>:5,7iT3=rR though 
 
 strictly speaking it means aspir.int or candidate, i?
 
 PRO 
 
 674. 
 
 VRO 
 
 Bomotimes used for probationer. 
 Pkobatobv, Pboiiational, Probationabt, a. serving for 
 
 trial. q.'YfHT, "Tft?^^^^ 7V«friT -.r. 
 Pbobe, ».— of a 8iir;?eou. qT^-?=rrr-Ac. qT^TiqT^ft H^f/. ^- 
 
 To Pboue, v. a. examine with a prole, mm-mij ^5 ^- 
 2 fif,'. V. To Examine. ^0T5-^i=r--FtiT??iaT^-#^^T^- 
 
 Probitv, n. V. UoNEsTY, Inteiihixt. ^^^^■^ m. ^TT^ /. ^- 
 
 *rR H. jnTrfwr^<i^ m. %?t/. ^iqiTt/. %qj/. ?T^t/. 
 
 PROBLEsr. n. — ill logic ; questionaUe or disputable point, f^- 
 
 ^SrTN^T m. f^RT^TT »( ^TI^ m. ^JiT »«. 
 
 2 — in geometry. ^frl+ll'^^Hf^^PT m. ^}^ n. ^?TJ^<TRT «• 
 I'ROBLEilATlCAL, a. questionahlc, vncer/ain. v. Douutkul. 
 
 F^Tn^T, fJt+rMMT, ^FTSTTsrr, ^V^, ^Tf^fliT^, ?Tf^-7, 
 
 PbOBLEMATICALLT, nf?;;. Y. A. ^f^'?^^^. 
 Pboboscis, «. «noa<, — of au elephant, &c. ^Jjf.^uf. 
 Pboceddre, Peoceedikq, «. V. Y. 1. ^\^^ n. &c. =5n?5/. T- 
 f?T pop. T[r{f. r]H^ n. 'STK »»• 
 
 I. «<!?;). measure taken, transaction. ^TT «. ^fiT «. f^>^/. 
 ^/. ^^nft/. "m?5 n. TT «. io^A loith v. ^^P. 
 
 II. pvoeeedings ; train oj actions, y. Couese, Conduct. 
 
 Legal p. Y. Process, s^^r^ m. 
 
 III. vianner or order of proceeding, V. Course, ^t^ pop. 
 
 K\^f. mn OT. m^.f. ^^^^ m. arra/. 
 
 Knpoit of p. ^;p^?r/. ^fT-^?T?nTTT »». TTST^rmr m. 
 To Proceed, v. n. move on, go forward, renew or continue 
 motion. '=(|rfu'i, J5 v^-^lrtuJ-Ac. [&c. ^M^. 
 
 To p. on one's journey. 3m^^ ^\^-^fmT^-^f?.^X- 
 
 2 pass from one point, stage, topic, ^c. to another, ^[ot- 
 ■»Jlr5or-&c. with qnjrT and ^T. ^PT w.-^pTTOT n.-&c. sp^ot. 
 
 3 en^cr on a course, y. To Begin. i|i*S5 ». H^ S^iJr, si^- 
 TTijf, sr^ ^or. 
 
 4 issue or come us from a sourc^. Pivjuj, iurf, ^pjf, ;??7^- 
 
 Ac. fiirr, tt^St, fi^T:^at, T3^, ^m^r^, W=fr/.-&c. ^T- 
 
 <Jr wiVA g. of s. and 'jr^^ of 0. 
 
 5 art, transact, conduct, carry c,i measures. ^pT'w, ■H r riOi , 
 
 ^miit, sfff ^R'lf, smTin, ifH/.-^fffs/.-ftf^r/.-T^Trq- w.-rM- 
 Tr7r/.-5rR/.-&o. ^of, ws^tj^ n.-Tn «. :rr^ar. 
 
 against, — a,t ]a.vf ; take legal measures. l^Z^ m.- {^i'ri 
 n.-^K_ ?n.-&e. THT-imft'J^-&c. ^ITTot. 
 
 7 have a course, take effect, take place, Sfc. ^, ^TBiif, 
 
 sjrn-^TTj.&c. ^ar, =;fri^/.-;r^5rR^ .-&e. 'SRpJt-fm y. ofs. 
 
 8 See To Advance. 
 
 Proceeds, n. — in commerce; value of goods sold ^^^ n.Z{{- 
 S?ft f+'-Md/ 3TT^ JTT^ M. fsppt/. fe| -.t n^ rQ^ | m. 
 
 Process, n. moving forward, profrrssive course, tendency. H- 
 f^pop HrT/. ^T^ / 5R;iji m. tn^/. qrff^/. 
 
 P. of time. :FT?5nf?T/ 
 2 gradual course, progress. ^ pop. JfRT/. 5J5JT w. 'SPH^W. 
 
 3 it«e or ordir of proceeding, v. Colbse. afts/. ^PH M. 
 3T^JT »». T^/. tffHpop. rt^/. VTITT «!. iftmty. 75- 
 
 4 — in law ; legal proceedings, v. Suit. £^?^ »«. W-^^^t- 
 
 PBOCE-isios, n. V. V. 1.— ac<. =^]^,^ n. ^^n?l/. Tlrf/. 1F^ n. 
 •1 ^^OT «■ &e. 
 I. train of persons moving with state and ceremony. ^^^ 
 
 tf or ^qrft/. w^j pop. ^=>rr/. tft^r^r »». %T-/. jrt^raraw. 
 
 JIarriage p. tlTl?f/. 
 
 To go or move in ]>. f*fT^, f^T=roT/.-fHT=r'T«J)/.'J)T^. 
 Processional, PiiOCEFSo^AitT, a. relating, ^c. to a proces- 
 sion. ?snft^, q^r%^, fJrrsFqr^r, fHJ:^? ajqft^, &c. jrrf^^P. 
 
 To PiiOCLAIsi, V. a publish ofjicially or auth.ritaticely; 
 announce, promulgate, SfC SfTtTT m.-^i^^ y.-^ilTTT '«•- 
 
 ertift«.-&c. ^r^f^vi[-f^7^ g.ofo. ^T?'Y'7rTiTr w. ?5r5r^ 
 
 g. of 0. 'fTSTiT «.-^'r<T'Jir/.-«fPT »». ^^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 make public, declare openly, 11. To Publish, ^jfT^^- 
 
 irftfJ-TTf&c.sFrnir, '<TTotT m.-'H\^f.-'^ '».-?FTRT «»--&C. 
 
 crr^f^rnr-fq^ g. of o. 
 Peoclaimeu. p. Y. V. 1. jf'im" fr^OT, &c. 5ftf5r?T. 
 2 ^T^ q;^^, 3^ 5ri'3T%OT, &c. 
 
 Peoclaimee, n. Peoclaiming, p. a. y. V. 1. striTT ^^?- 
 
 orRT-&e. ^t\ fq-^uTRT <tc. 5t'Tr-'Tr, st'TTrri^-cfT, ^^r^f^' 
 jtjnrr, &c. 
 
 Proclamation, Peoclaiming, n. y. V. 1. ^pflTT m. t^f, 
 
 tTifnr or sisRT m. wttir «. ^r«nii n. ^r^nT/ ^tt m. 
 
 I. /J«/)fr containing a goccrnment official notice. ;;tT« 
 
 ^r^rmr m. 
 
 To circulate a p. of prohibition, ^r^/. fiicjut 
 Proclivity, n. v. A. and Inclination. H^^T'^ft 'fll^/. ^Ti^- 
 
 tRT «. STff T/. 
 Pbocli\ ous, o. inclined, disposed, prone. Sf^^, STfrT. 
 To Peoceastinate, v. a. delny, v. To Defer, g-yff^ wj.-f^- 
 
 cPf m.-'^fr^ »i.-&c. FJT^T'ir^T^. %5E m. FTRDT, jq;?iwf, FJr- 
 
 5^, f^5r?iirft=rT?it^-s7^'T, Ts?^T /. ^"Jf y- of 0. 3^^oi_ 
 
 2b Peoceastinate, y. «. delay, be dlatory. %3 wj. j^T^aj, 
 
 Peoceastination, «.v V.N. 'flra^^r/. n. 3^T^^?5/. «. 5- 
 jpSTT^^sy/. jq;?ytTfr/. Pfr-rTFTr^t/. 3TotH4oin/. «, ?T55F!T- 
 5E/. ZW.VC^f. ^RJTTRT TO. ^TP^^TH?:/. ^^/. 
 
 Pboceastinator, n. y. Y. N. and Dawelee. qfa rJl^TTTRT, 
 
 3=rT^T?Tr JROTTT, s-^p?TT3-^?5 ^arp:T, snzrjfs^, ^nnq^T-irr, 
 
 To Peoceeate, v. a. generate, y. To Beget. 37T^ 'FTot, 
 3?7r^'it, ^rH m. n. ^, Tt^sT ;i.-5T^^=T n.-&c. ^^, 3T^- 
 fTT/.-&c. ^>Jry. 0/0. 
 
 Procreated, p. y. Y. g?T^ %s;?Jr, &e. ^fH?T, ST^nTfT. 
 
 Procreating, />. a. Procleakt, a. Peoceeatob, n. y. V.
 
 PRO 
 
 Peoceeation, n. V. V.~acl. ^TTT^ n. &c. ^^^ n. ^W^n. 
 
 PEOCREATIVE, a. havin<i t'r jwwr' to brr/et. 5T7pT^?nf)t^T, 
 
 Peocbeativeness, n. v. A. ^^H^iCA^f. ^SJ^^^if^/- ^jrW^ - 
 PkoctOE, ?i. aflorney, ayent. 5p?ft?5, J^^f^rK. 
 Peocumbent, a.irone. >TTi=?'<Tr, 3^3r, S'l^. 
 Peocurabi.E, a. V. V. fTT^sfPTr^qFTT-^iRfTr-^TT^, ^tq^ q-TK- 
 
 Easily p. ^>-"q-, fl^^y ^^IF'^'T. 
 To PnocuEE, V. a. ohiain, S(c. v. To Get, To Gain, f^w.^- 
 or or fl-as^'ir, mv^^ •H^'jf,'^^^?af, ?fT'^q' ^lof, ^TI^ 
 /.-^TTT^ «.-&e. ^^of. 
 
 To be procured. fMolui, ?irH'JT, rSrtTOT, ?rT|of_ 
 2 ir/n" about ^ Iring on, ejftct. fji^efd} or 'Toi^'Jjf, OT^^^T, 
 
 To Pbocuee, V. n. 2"'»"i'- ^'T¥^/.-j^''IT"tr wi.-'T5%'Mrw«.- 
 
 &e. ^m. [^niT. 
 
 pEOCURED, jj. V. V. A. 1. n-;olsj^?5T, ^"TT^OT, &c. ^TTTf^, 
 2 f^ToE^^;^, HT'=T%?5r, &c.si^r[;(in comp. as 'msnTTfj,&c.). 
 
 PEOCUEEMENT, PeOCURINQ, PeoCUEATION, «. V. V.A. 1. fJT- 
 
 os^oT ?i, ?T'rr^ n. Ac. ^Tr^/. ^im-ju^-j;/. ^itt^ n. 
 pBOCL^REE, n. Procukisg,;?. a. V. V.A.I. fWs^sHJTTn, ^ H i '^ uii- 
 ?T,"^ qpTOTRT, &c. ^q'r^^,?iTr^=f;rif-;FTTr. 
 
 2 ftiiluiRT, W^'JTITT, ^Tl^nr, &e. spTT^^. 
 p. cause. sprr^T^ «. 
 
 Pbocceess, «. ia«!(i. ^^"Jl/. ^5TJt/. =KTnft. 
 PeOdigal, a. lavish^ loasteful, v. E.vteavagant. S'yToST, 3'- 
 %fc5^, T3T3;, 3^Tr, ^t5^, 5q^^vr-?5, •■STTWrTrTo^'T, 5i^- 
 
 pEoriQAL, «. See tlie Adjective. 
 
 Peodigalitt, n. V. A. ^'trS'TiTr w. g"-T2q'ft/. ^^^P^^^S^f. 
 
 Peodioallt, ade. v. V. 3"'^^"JrPT, ^'^a'Tft^, &c. 3'qorr3'tT5l- 
 
 PsODioious, a. i'n«<, Aw^e, enormous, .tc v. Large, Exce- 
 ssive. \^^.^ 3T^^3r5 or a^^TTT, 3T"F;^, 3T^=q, q'sg^, sj- 
 
 2 See WONDEBFUL. 
 
 Phodioiously, oil;. V. A. 1. srf^^Tq', iTHTr^, HTfr, ^^HTT, 
 
 PaODIGX, n. V. POETENT. ^TPJ OT. '>r:|rT ?l. [#JT«, 
 
 2 remnrkalle pcrsoiiai/e. ef^ «. SR'tTl^ »>. ST?'<T«. ST^or?» 
 
 To Peodlce, I), o. offer to vici';briihyforicard.^'^;f\^, 
 
 ^t^ "TTS'jf, ^FlfST ^m^^, S^^^T-Jr, fRrt^-&c.;p?:Dt, ^ffq-. 
 
 cT-'Tefn>Jrr?T-ctc. arroM-iiT s^. 
 
 2 bear, brine/ forth, yield, S,'c. — soil, plants, &c. ^, ^^ 
 
 G75 
 
 I'I'O 
 
 '•nniff or acquirmy 
 
 3 Irtiig into exinteme, ocraxion^ iff'eit, Sfc. v. To CaI'SK. 
 
 To be produced. ^R5T qBr, 3^^, f^TTfoI. 
 
 4 ( grain, &c. ) raise. JRlsdi, jH^spt, f^T^f^or, ^iit, 
 3^t^ »j. JPTof y. o/o. 
 
 5 ( ia geometry ) qiSefut. 
 
 PeOdl-CE, n. that which ,« brought forth, yielded, .J-c-.3-?TRh. 
 
 f^sT^ w. s'T^ m. f^^^ «i. qsrtfi/. 9>^ ». 
 
 r. ofa iield. fr-^ «.— P. of fields 88 distinguished 
 i'roui that of garden laud, f^^l^rf or f3TTr???f «. — P. of 
 garden land, snqipi ». [ "e^ji?jr, Ac. 
 
 Peoducep,/). v. V.i. ^\\i ;Fre-%?^, ^FTfR^ ^njT^r^sjr, ^t^« 
 
 ?T, ^^, sf^Tp ( iu c'oiiip. as qiqir^rf; j;^ ), srsj^ ( in 
 comp. as TTTPT^^:^ ). 
 PeODUCER, «. PltODUClNO,;?. a. V. V. 1. ^r^'TITT, ^r^T ^- 
 
 ?q^OTTTT, ^vr^r 'TTSOIRT, &c. 
 
 4 ^^oiRr, OT^=|UIKI, &c. 
 
 I. — as opposed to a consumer; 
 
 2>crso7i. qrS^, ^rs^, fk^.t(U}]Tj 
 
 PEonuciBLE, a. V. V. 1. ;i;T5TqT^FTr^r'7^-Hi':^r-&c. qfn^q 
 ^^=fiqpfRr-^"i'ini-?Tn:^T-i.tc. 
 
 2 5prrqT^rm'-^>TFrT-&c. 3i?5r-i^T^-&c. ;FrmT3ffqr-&c. 
 
 Peoduct, n. \. Produce. 3f<T5T«. 3t?^»«. <Pot«. 
 2 — in arithmetic. nuii^Km. 9r?5 or "Folw. qT?Tm. 
 
 3 effect, ^-c. \. Conseqiekce. <fr?j or <^7.n. qfrtrnTrm. 
 Peobvction, ji. V. V. l.—act. 5rf|T ^T^w. =fT5^«. 9:rJ?T 
 
 ^ra^irrn. &c, 
 
 2— ac<. ^St«. 7q^5ror7j.&c. 
 
 3— of<. :pm«. 3?Tr^". &c. 3?TT^ji. fRcqij^rn. ^i^Tn. 
 
 31^»i. 3-.-ST^'». s^lffT/. ;ffH^w. ^»t1h/. >Tfi=r/. SifVr/- 
 Tr-^Tf ^^^nm. " 
 
 Law of reciprocal p. and reproduction. sfr^n^PT^nrw. 
 
 I. thing iroduced, v. Peoduce. g^q^ «. ^j'rJTwi. f^rq^;;;. 
 
 "Fo5 n. [^'4 w. 
 
 IL— ofart, intellect, &c. ?^»i. ?;frr/. f^rf^^'i.-q- 
 
 Peoductive, «. bringing into being, producing, causing, ^V. 
 
 ^?T^ ^troTRT, 3Tqr^, f^r^, jeql^^-jpR^-Ao. ts^jt- 
 
 2— of soils, &c. V. Pertile. gfq^^r, fq^i^;, fq^ra, 
 *iM«(<, sf^q^f^r, «T^"P?y. 
 
 3— a business, labor, &c. lucrative, v. Gainfvl. 3?rPrT. 
 3ilrtl=<<l^, f^?:, ^^^, I^TRT, "P^ST^, "P??W^, <F?.PT- 
 
 4— as used of the earning or workig classes (of a society 
 or member of a family, &.c. ). wTTl^, vfT^rrr, f^^^r[\, 
 
 ^FTitT^rr, sprrf. 
 
 Pi.onuciivENEss, J). T. A. 2. fr^rX'MTm. fq-TT^Tmrm.
 
 PUO 
 
 G76 
 
 PKO 
 
 3 sfr^vcfirOT- 3fr?yNTOT. 3?rwiwr»i. <p?;5nTTSf«. &e. 
 
 I'kOEM, rsOEMIAt. See rEEFACE, ruErATOKY. [=FT'»I«. 
 
 I'jiOFANATlOX, «. V. V. l.—acl. STR^OIM. >■; "J^^IJI/I. &C. >3^- 
 
 I'kofase, a. V. InKELiaioi's, Impious. %5?^?, ^^^.t^ ^^- 
 
 2 «o/ sncred; sectilar, ijc. tTHSf<p^UTT «Tf^T^T-fHTTo!T-^n- 
 
 3— ceremonially. afrcfcST, afnT^m^^T OT'fmT^r-^mr^. 
 Jb Pi!OFA>E, V. a. tiolalf tlic sanctHy of, jwlhilc, c\'c. qRET^, 
 f«lfT5t'jf, f5fTT5I^Tr, fcrnoTW. EpT'jf-FIT^IOT-SIItfl'Jt, >3>?fsTot, 
 iJ^-f^rTTT-Ac. JPT^, ^^ot, TfEr=5PT0TTH!.-&c. e5?nt 17. 0/0. 
 2 treat uith irreverence. |?I?Tt3^, \^^^ \^^^\ IJop. ^oEUTT 
 
 &('. ^T>Jr J. of 0. 3THT^5t^-3T'T^^5t^-&c. qnr-Jrf|^r- 
 
 Prof.\KED, ;j. v. V. 1. 5IR^%^T, fq^n^ST^^, &c. VT"?, ^fq-rT, 
 
 2 |^?tr5s?5T, &e. aT<mTi^H, st^t^, ar^if?^. 
 
 Pkofasely, (7(/«. V. A. 1. ^^5lf^, tpf rJSTf ^, '^srf%5Tf ^t^, 
 
 PeOFA>E>'ESS, PitOFANITT, n. V. A. 1. ^cra'STJ/. tTI=l'r5tTf /. 
 
 =PT?i5Tt-/. S^TR^r/. tmm^/. %5TfH^Tf f^/- ^'TH^Tff?/. 
 Pbofaxek, »i. PiiOFAKiKO; ^. «. V. V. 1. STR^TTRT, f'T^rsE'JrKT, 
 
 »^ ^^iTKT, & c. [ tT?, 3T<TiTT5^ ^. 
 
 2 ^^qrs^m, ^s^ts qrmrpT; &c. c?RT^?;-3T'mTH-^te. ^p. 
 
 Jb Pbofi:s>. i'. a. openly Jechei-c,avoic, assert, Sjc. ^'?5W_ 
 
 ^'<T5T«.-&c. ^^,3?rn:"^-,3'?fHT>jf,sff?rftT/. ^liry. of o. 
 
 2 ( an art or business ). tf^ w.-3^FT w.-^T^^TT ?«.-o^- 
 
 7K »«-|f%/.-&C. EfRCTT. 
 
 3 ( one's self) v. To Peetenb. aT^ m. qr^n^y. o/o. 
 ^ OT.-STMI »» -q^^fOT w.-'^W? W.-&C. cfftfOT g-ofo. . 
 
 Pbofessed, /j. v. V. 1. ^v^^ ^t?5^?5T, 5TTSR JPffy %S?5T- 
 
 Peopepseult, adv. ly professed or avowed mien/ion or declara- 
 tion. wnfl-^S^^^^-srfe^ q^^?T-&c. idth a noun ( as 3TTf - 
 <t HH: ?ffn:T m ^ riHrrW 3TT?5T ), 3Tf?TfTT'T:f^. 
 Peofession, n. v. V. 1.— ac-<. sTS'if n. ^^^W.f 5Tift^T W. 
 ?ft^T m. ^ftr5^'<M «. ??^R M. 
 
 Hollow professions. ^T-^TW^/. pi. FTTT'lT'^t/. pi. 
 To mnl-e great or flaming- p. of. arftj^R «. frTT'T^ 
 
 g. ofo. 3T|r m. srran^ y. o/o. ^n «i.4^ir n.-^]u\j m.- 
 
 Ac. Slfq<lf 5'. r<fo. 
 
 That makes a great p. of. 3T^SfT^. <ffi|cnH?. 
 Art np to your professions. ^% ?rR FT^H" ^nTi^cff, 
 ^rfH WT ^R^ '^01% <TT?:f^ <PTS^T ( or 3 ) <TTf|%. 
 
 I. callivff.^ employment, Sjc. v. Business. ??fm »i. sif^ m. 
 
 Military p. f^iTT?fn^/. ^■^^^VW!W m. 
 
 II. collective body of persons engaged in a calling. ^^ m. 
 Pbofessional, a.pertaininy, ^c. to a calling or profession. 
 
 qqrsir, ^qrnrqr, ^p^^r^r, ^^i^r^, &c. ^^snl^^f^^r^, 
 
 2 engaged in a profession, ^l^irt, t|^^S<F, sq^T^fT, T- 
 Phofessjo.nai.i.t. ndi: v. A. :j?ir'lT=iJIT-^flqr5TT-&c. ^W^T- 
 Peofessoe, n. Peoiessixo, p. a. v. V. jqs^'jf ^WTITr, ^f?- 
 
 oiRT, miT^ ^^?7 q^wRT- froTT^r. 
 
 I. public teacher. J]?, 'iTt-?j|q7jr^ "TtT^, ^WT^. 
 PeofessOEIAL, rt. qi^^^pr^T, TTS^^^jyit.ic. 
 Proffek, To PfiOrFEK. Sec Offee, To Offee. 
 Peoficiekcy, Peofic]esce,«. v. a. lf?f/. sit^ >». f^if^TOT. 
 
 3lfHf^%?T m. ^f^%^r m. ^qiq- n. fJiqDlclT/. s^f^/. ^. 
 
 ^IT>»."|^?1iq- n. 
 POFICIEXT, a. accomplish fd, adept, versed, Sfc. v. Clevee. 
 
 ^"JT, 3Tf^fT, 5^q'?r, f=if^'?, f^T^Tpj, ?if^fsT'!i, ■MfJTi^fjr?. 
 
 Pkofile, »i. head or face draivn in a side view, ^^^,^li^] v^,- 
 
 Peofit, n. pecuniary acgiiisition, v. Gain, vftjrr ?». f^'PI'??! 
 /. fiTST^rT &?• fpra^F^f/ W'f^if. ^]fHf. ^\^ m. STT^T m. 
 ^flvT «. ^T^ >". fq"T^ i». f^"^^ «. ^5fH n. ^m^f. ir- 
 
 p. and loss, ^r^ %?r «. ?r"FT g^HR «. 
 To liave equal p. and loss. ^IFf^W n. sfTiqr ^m y. o/ 
 s. f^^^^ f.-mK^f ff^, 'jTHT^^sf W.-&C. 5fT15R ^r^ 
 
 2 leneftt, good, V. Advantage. ?5TT m. "FFT?! »«. f^<?>R- 
 rr/. "F^ or «p55 «. f|rr w. ^^T-^ «. 
 
 p. and loss. OTTr?5TT m. 
 To Peofit, v. a. promote the good of benefit. f^fT «.-5R /!.- 
 cp^^trr n.-kc. %-m g.of o. 3'T^>ft-f|H^n:^-f^?f5T5-f^FTRr- 
 ^-&c. ^\Si tuith in. con. 
 
 2 ( one's self ) !)«pvi'e. 3TT^^ ^rf w.-arnS ^F^rTOT w- 
 &c. 5p?-at, JDI ni.-Jf^if «.-$r51?5 «.-&c. ETTS^rot, ^^\f'^/-- 
 
 To Peofit, v. n. malce profit in trade, ^'c. ^^'\ »!.-ot*T m.- 
 fiT5:F?r/-f^'?>T'T?r/.-&c. ^rDJ-fpf^nt in con. 
 
 2 malce improvement, advance in excellence, ^'c. "JOT »».- 
 
 qr «.-'TnT|f5/-<S:c. ^["Jf y. o/6'.^TTm-tTm-n^m-&c. =Ef5^. 
 
 3 he of use or advantage. FSIHOJ, FIT^^St, '^T^'^f, 3'R^'T »«■- 
 f|rf M.-qn^^Twi.'&c. ^lof-TS'^y. ofs. ^q^I'it-f^rl^FR^- 
 f|?IT5r^-<S'c. ^-T5DT-&e. 
 
 Peofitaele, a. yielding profit, lucrative, \. Gaikfl'L. H- 
 ipn^r, fiT5:^?ft=qT, f^<PRlfft, ?i%^R, f^"i;HrI=rTT, 3?T^T. 
 
 Q begin to be p. ;7?T?fT?f %0T. 
 2 beneficial, v. Advantaoeol's. OT^lt, i'l^riT'^r, &r. 
 f|7f^R^, ff rl^pqsp, f^T^T^, f^^sr3, ^q^Rt. 
 Peofitableness, «. V. A. 1. ^f.^](]f. fw^VT^^^Xf! f. WOT- 
 ^\ m. WJTquTT m. a^Tc^rerr »n.
 
 
 PRO 
 
 Peofitably, ado. v. A. 1. ?l%;nT, 1i; h>Nc|<< I < 
 2 g^T^ri s^raFTT-WT^^T tied. 
 
 Profmin-o, «. V. V. N. 2. noT^r?^ «. ^^%Ts,f- ^m^^T «. 
 
 Pkofitless, (?. void of^rojit or advanlayc. fSTTlVnar-Mn- 
 
 ST, fH?5TH, 1%5T5y. 
 Profligact, Pkoflioateness, «. v. A. 5^/. > ^^fi| ^/. 
 
 Pi!orr.iGATE. a. V. Loose, AVicked. j^, ;e"r7T, 5%f5W^, 
 5%^TTt^r, &c. s^^^T: |5^^^t, it^,- si^is, iTrqRt, 5- 
 
 THT^Tllt, y'SNK'^, Vf^rq-T^t, f?r?r?T, f^5[^, or q. 
 PnoFLiGATE, «. V. A. ^TT^oft, STT^rtt, STHK^, '^. 
 pROFLiOATE-LT, adv.v.A. sf^^^ft^, ll'STTWR, ^:m^rWH,&c. 
 
 I. See Shamelessly. 
 Profounh, a. t. Deep, ^^t^, #1 or at'r^, ?r^?r, ifvft?^ fvf:g-_ 
 
 2 fig. «o< suj)erjlcial, Sfe. v. Abstruse. ^c7, ?r^ra, T- 
 
 3 <7(fl< 7m* penetrated deeply, cjv. — a scholar, &c. ^fj 
 
 Ji%?^, Tf^ n=;^r, sf^"^, TTsr, a^Prfr, fH<toTT?r, ?r^fq'7, 
 arf'Tfq'f^'?. 
 
 4 ZoKr, (7i?f;7. great.SjC. — aft'ection of the miud.JT^prpcjrf^^ 
 pKorouNitLY, adc. v.A. 2,3. ^feiT?|T, 'HfHf=lt^T'T5%, ^f^^- 
 
 Profound^^ess, Peofusmty, n. v. A. 1. ^T^T^r w. &c. 
 
 2 #?jqoTr TO. &c. ns-ptr/. f^'T5?rr/. 
 
 3 snftuTJTT/. sTR^'T «. arfirfmr/. ?rn5r>?T>rt. arFT^^^rw. 
 
 Profuse, aprodigal, ifasteful.^ y. Estratagakt. Jfia^, ^^- 
 
 2 spending or bestowing frecJi/, lavisJi, \. Liberal. ^^5?, 
 5^3 0?- 5^65, f%?ra or f^?TT3, tff?TP^ O)- ?qT. 
 
 3 over alounding, v. Exuberant. =^m^^ ^^roS^sffiT, ^IiT- 
 =qTft?r, 3TiT?T^ or 3TFfl^ =qift^. [ q", &e. 
 
 Profusely, adv. v. A. 1. g-^T^TOTT^, g-^S'TtJrH', g-siT^Tft- 
 
 3 ^TrSqft^, etc. qpST^s^ HiqT^, JTTC=T ( ex. JTT^TT <"^^ 
 
 iiTC^ ) 'TrfH, ;?^5, ^spT^, S^, frs^, f(i^, Efssrs or 
 
 Pbofuseness, Profusion, w. v. A. 1. g^r^"T^ m. g'Sf^OTT 
 ^cfHjT^ «. aHHRfUFT i^TT m. [ g^Rf M ««. 
 
 3 ^3;/. ?:5!;%o5 /. ^^?.f. ^q^^z^f. ^ / 3^ /. ^iTf /. 
 
 Peoo, n. victuals sought ly legging, f^f^^ 375f n. — as 
 given dressed, 3iT;=5tfir?TT/. >TT'^^?vft/. 
 2 See Food, Victuals. 
 
 PROOF.NITOH, n. T. ANCESTOR, ^^rqw^^ q^7T_ 
 
 Peogeny n. V. Offspring. ^fTT^ n. ^?if?T/. ^^q;^ ji. 
 Pbognosis, n.—'m medicine. '^%f?rT/. qft'TT'^r/. 
 
 G77 
 
 PKO 
 
 Pboonostic, a. foreshowing, Joreloditig. 'Jsfg^'F, nf^'^l; 
 Prognostic, n. sign of something future; fore-token. q;f=r?^- 
 
 To Proono-sticate, v. a. v. To Bode, To PoREsnow. <j^f- 
 
 Ac. sR<T^.g^jrvt, q^f^t,^^ «.-iTf5n!?T)5[^ «.-&c. ^, 
 
 ?5?forj!..qEf;T?f(jT »j.-q^'^ h..&c. 3TODT J«. con. with g.ofo. 
 Prognostication, n. v. V.— mV. <j-^'r g=qq-or n. &c. "J^5[^- 
 
 I. See Prognostic. 
 Prognostic ator, n. v. V. "^5? gT <H «< "I K I -g^^PTFT, q^Jj^T, 
 
 Progkamme,«. q^%^ w. 
 
 Pe001!ES8, PeooeessiON, W. procession, passnjr. course, 
 onward. ^ pop. ipt/. ^^^ n. =Sf.^^ n. 5f,ffH /. ^fj{ m. 
 TRT/. 'TR »«. ^^^TT M. 5T?'<TrT n. ^^{^^ „. 
 Tliat is ill p. JTT, ^p:r?rT, ^I^^, ^RHPT. 
 2— in learning, ic. v. Advance, srr^ijf n. ^TT? w./. gf^ 
 
 Tliat has made great p. v. PROriciENT. 3TfH?T. 
 8— in aritlinictif. '^^ in. a^jqiTT m. «r«ft/. or k(^f. 
 
 Ascending p. ^s-fff '.ITt/— Descending p. grRrft «T^. 
 4 — in geometry, nifrrn: n. =^^ m. 
 
 Common diflcreuce in p. ( a. or g. ). grTT «. 
 
 Pirst term in p. ( a. or g. ) 3TTfs«^ n. arrf^^ ». 3TT- 
 
 f^^^ ». [ «. 3if^VR ". 
 
 Last place or term in p. ( a. or g. ). 1=^ m. 3i?^^ 
 5 journey of state .^ circuit. ^\Z^ JTm?irq'T%vt/. ^Pff/. 
 To Progress. See To Proceed, To Advance. 
 Progressive, (T. yo/«y onjt'ajv/*, advancing. qsq^-^lr^uiUT, 
 
 2 advancing, improving. gT^i=J^?T^r, =qJH^2;^T, ^^fS^ ^- 
 
 Progressively, a(7y. v. A. 1. qtqt ==11^, 3tTT1^ 3Tf«J^. 
 2 ^n ^S^T, xfj?r «}jiTpft%. [/• *m>'ii/'. 
 
 Peogbessiveness, n. v. A. 1. qsjs ^in^ n. &c. ^fiJTqfjq^ 
 
 2 5JTS?f^5^Tr/. -Hirfl+oll /. ^^^ ^KKT^/. ?n^/. n. |f5/. 
 To Peouiuit, Proiiieition, &c. Sec To Forbid, &e. 
 Prohibitive, PRoniBiTOHY. See Interdictory, 
 Project, n. scheme, S(c. v. Contrivance, ^.^^^\ f. r\A'f\A 
 
 f. jf^fj/. g^TTT m. 5R »». ■y. ^. 
 
 2— as wild or bold, v. Scheme. ^f'TC n. %:p?r «. ?R «. 
 To Peo,tect, f. a. cast forward, v. To Cast. Trqiin, flt^, 
 
 qrf at, Sfj^CTT, jf^ m.-^^vn M.-&C. :ft^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 cast in the mind, \\ To Contrive. qT^iir, qr^T/.- 
 
 &c. ^?Tir y. of 0. 
 To Project, v. n. shoot forward, jut. J? %^. 
 Projectile, a. impelling forward, qs S^3!inTT, ^3^"^. 
 Projectile, n. — weapon, ^k^ ^1^ «• 
 Projection, «. a jutting out. qr^ 3TRST ij^^ m. |ri k. 
 
 Projections, — gcncr. ^FH "fW^ '"• /''•
 
 PRO 
 
 PSOJXCTOS, «- T. v. A. 2. ^Tl-'l'-IIA!, «>M*, T?^^, *II-^nT- 
 ^=»TJn-Ac ^-^T7^-A<. [ ?«r. 5t^ or TKX. 
 
 L ^ of irild or I'Oid projects ). 3^TlfaiT, i=r^TVr, «*I- 
 
 Pkolake, Ps.Oi,iKVS, «. /•*«'-*f ^»*r« — of«n intestine. 
 Ac. «?r B. 
 
 P. jmi. JTr"^ «- ^STTn a. — The pndapeed gut. 3TPT 
 
 ». Sim: ». 31^ •- f^ «■ 
 
 p. uteri. 'IHiV.^'tt^r ». 'ft'^i ■. iilSid •. — The 
 prol*ps«il member, 'jfs »- 
 3e Pk)Lips£- r. «./«C A^am w omt. ^T# q?^. qi^ <iiwr. 
 
 PeOLATIOS. ■. T. DKAWII5G. cNT^I'I*^ «. ilNiS<l«IIWt»<«- 
 
 PEOLEGOvryA. «- pr.lim-.^cr\ dtfrrmikiu. t. Pkefaci:. 
 
 FEOLxeoMXSAET. See Istbodtctoei. Peetatokt. 
 PsoixPsis. Se« AyiXDAiE. 2 ^ee AjmcrPiiioy. 
 PEOimc, a-fmii'*!. net barren. sre^^fTrc. »»J!4»i=i. W^VZ. 
 
 2 T. PeOECCTITX- "p^TtTT^. >tri5'J=C. ^Tn'-rTT^. 
 Pboux, a. Um^, cfwsinmte deze:!, — speaker cr speech, t. 
 Tediocs. MMM. s^r?^ 
 
 ^7S PBO 
 
 2 ecnrpifirovt. ttribiu^ to f^e fr?. f^^ 
 
 3 frtxnj^. evtmeitt. ^c. 
 
 U^R or Hfrri B. q.^-sil^*--. R- 5'Hr:-a) n. r. 
 
 PsOLOaCE- «. — ^in the DraES. -— j,-^ n. -,— =<- . - = ">. 
 
 Sp«i» of a p. ^n^T^T. J^t^tr^. 
 Tc Pboloss, To PiOLOSGirE. r. a. ejrie»i w iursfic*. 
 
 2 ienjlien osf. protrnii. -:'=,-. q^. r;'=i-" -■ -.'= s- 
 
 To be prolonged. r^is^qt-ti^T'^t. '7T=t. 
 
 3 erlend in tj«it, t. To Le-^oXHIS. - ■q'^Cf. ^^.^c 
 
 PzoioyoU). PEOL055ArrD. /. t. Y. 1. ri''=i'^-W . 4c. 
 
 3 rii«)%i^i , Ac 
 PaOLOSCATIOy, «. T. V. 1. r.'.-^^^: '. TTT^ «. ic. 
 
 2 sft^tr^T gr^r ». Ac 
 
 3 HIhW^ «■ <ii«4^ ". Ac 
 
 PiOSfEyABE- «. KTsliiiMffor es^-ite cr Cl«l.f^=Rf^l^ ?^^.*' 
 cTT^i^l a. r. \. ^TT. <^.^ ^'^ f*. r. JTT. N^ ■» m. 
 
 2 pUeefcr t.-c7h«_<r. ^^ -t-e^i-O-i -»;«!• +^.IN.V-^ 
 ^ iNiVi^o. SfTiT/.-^^^/.-Ac. ?JmT «. 
 
 5: PsOiTEyAlE. r. «. vcliftr ejTfrcitt cr imn*fr:e*t. hi-i 
 
 Pi0iii5X5CE. PiojiiyEycT. f,. T A I :^-r - — -'-i^lw . 
 
 3 ^^■M^iH «!. iiMi-.-ii/. snr^ «. 
 
 L promi%e%i pert, j -qci «. "j-- 
 
 P201IESK5T; «. ttandisff cvt. prciwitTori. ^^ v ^-»-. 7== . 
 
 P. rersoQ 5TT^ «. *fi^ «. 
 Peouisciocs. a. KJucW t-i/ioe/ orjfr. nnSUi'npdtlfd. ^- 
 
 *rfw^TTVR. HTfw^TT-^''R. ?rf^iiirn*, v>=ii-:i^i. g^tii - 
 c5cm. i^T^, »iNr««-fc, Pv^»rT. 
 
 P. intenainffiiij? cr luiercc'iirse. M+*i'M *. v+^s;- 
 
 PlOSllsci.Oi:SLT. cir. r. A. ■-=!•.= -.. =^TT r' ^^^T^. s^^c M- 
 vT f- WfZ f-l'ic •ii»i-i<-.ai-i. ^vJ=rq-=,»- T^n •- sfq^.^f :. 
 
 ?E01IIiCrOCS5ESS. ■. T. A, ^JrT^K?Tf|r5I «. H^.N^ '.' - 
 ^«. 
 
 Peomise. «. T^JT «. ^r=rr/. IT7T/. ITT?/. <Hi^q v-^ /. •TSiK 
 
 Sr^is^/. ^TT?" «. '^-t+V.'t. B. qi ^-i B. arftiq^n «. g"^3-/- 
 
 Ainusii.2- or beguiiiBg with eEiptr prc-Eises. 5??^- 
 
 HcUow Ac. promises. F^^ThT^-Ac s-ri'S «- ft^ T- 
 
 Pledge fcT perfoimance cf a p. ^TT^^ 
 
 P. Bpon oath, srt^ TT^ w ^TT/. 
 
 P.-cbserriug. t. Peomise-ixepeb. tirqijHsJ. 
 
 Sure, imiaiiiiig p. ■=fTO^rTsT.f.l'T?srpTsT/. » Hq-=(q»s. 
 
 • --=i>-n B. 
 
 I j be bc-nsd bj c-Ee"s -word or p. iiir! 'pn^. 
 
 To break a p. ^^t" «.-Ac. JTTIW: ?^^T*PI «.-ijM^;- 
 'FI B.-i*y,sitT.'9^i<i B -Ae. ?7W. 
 
 To rede«!i cr icake good cse's p. ^JT^/.-nm/.-Ae. 
 
 ^-tb. ^W. 
 Z; PioiasE. r. e. pre etrvraKe^ cf. ^^^ m.-'f^ -'.-w^ /■- 
 Ae. ^ «7. c- p. ^^/.-Jjfn^i /.JTW B.-Ac. ^T^ ^9. e^*. 
 r^s n ^. q -c -,«.-q.-a =11 ».-Ae.?TW 5. 0-'. o %^ ?^. 
 
 JTTSff-sOT. |~=r5T ^~r n. TTTI. =?■=:?; b. %.-vi, ^=^^T-^- 
 ^T^-^^tT^-Ac. ^n^, ^fr=T/--r-- *i-i\ f. ^i-ivn f. tf t. 
 2 aford Icpe. pre crovmi for cspf actio*, c? ^^ sr^T 
 
 PECJCrSE-EiTiCH. «. q^-.^l K. .-"^sJ ij'-l K. q^^>' j - 
 
 PECirrsE-rEEAEXE. «. Pec KisE-XEEjEiyG. c. q^^v-. ^ .q- 
 
 PSCXISE-EEETEE. a. PEOMISE-EEEPrSG. C. q-i^H'-^i ^^TT, FT- 
 
 JT. Ac. 
 rr-Ac 
 
 Pec VISE!'. /. T. T. A. q=3n %%^, Ac. q^.= - 
 PxiTiilSEi «. T. V. A. q^^-Ac. \j. ■-. ^ 
 
 ■i-.'Jl '-.•J^-^.i-''--^. 
 
 PilMIiiye. t efcrrdir.f cooi crovmi qf Itje. i ' --^'. . ^
 
 PRO 
 
 679 
 
 PRO 
 
 A. p. matter or thiug. ^\^Tf^f. 
 TROiilS&onY, a. con/aininj a promise. ^^^\^^ &c. <<-«|Hf^- 
 
 f^, srfHfnflrfn'?, TrsTl%fT. 
 
 P. noio. ^^ m. f^/ ^WT^ «i. JFHilT «». 
 PbOMONtori', «. JTf% 7^ ThF ?i. 
 To Promote, v. a. f or icard^ailcance, further. t(|rfMui,^rS3r'if, 
 
 2 eh vat c. prefer, v. To Exalt. etI^^, =^f^of, ?i<#TT^/. 
 ^TiTJif g. if J. T^sft/ STT^-Tor 5?. of 0. JTT5 ^T n.-HnSi <I^ 
 /.-&c. %i>r->ltn^, "?^t^ n.-<?Tcff5/.-Ae. ^Sj. 
 PfiOMOrED, ;). V. V. 1. ^la^JpJ^T, '(l'J«J'=l'=5I, Ac SRrrr?r. 
 
 Pbomoteb, n. PHOMonxo, ;). o. v. V. 1. <T?^^PK ^omr, 
 f|i=rrf?T ?^ra, &e. q<v+iO, jRwr, sfsr^^, 3Mf;iO, tt- 
 
 Pbomociox, ?t. V. V. 1. — act. -^i-jsjiji rt. &c. M<f=HK »». JI^- 
 
 2— act. ^;5qTir n. =q?crJt n. &c. M4«|^H n. — «/a/e. tmTTft 
 pBOsiorivE, (J. T. Y. 1. ^^, ^5r^-^; ^trp, wq^, tisi4=T- 
 
 PsoMPT, a. rcaly, apt, quick, i?T. j'rt cl'sposition;not dilatory, 
 
 ?r?Jvf, ^N3. ^Oi?TT, ^=^R^n", vR^TT, ^K^T, <^<JnfqT,^jRTT- 
 ^TT, ??n^, "Pt^rST, f^T^HTSI. 
 
 2 ready, quick, gmcrt^ done at once, — of acts, speeoli, 
 payment, .'ic. ^PfH, TF^, TT^JT^, ?T^fNT, ^rSRTS^. 
 To Peompt, v. a. help at a loss, i-em,nd. 3HIAM<J|/. 3[0T, H ^A'^\ 
 
 2 «/>«)-, se/ on, T. To Isci te. ^^^M., ^i=(ui, ^qft %af, =ffr 
 
 Pbompteb, n. Pbomptisg, p. a. v. V. 1. STIi^lui ^"IRT, ^- 
 
 2 ■d^r^yUlKi, =;rJ^ TTTT, «fk HT'^TTTT, &C. 3%^^, ^rppT 
 
 Pbomptixg, n. V. V. l.—act. -HFJ^TJT ViJl n. &c. f^T^^ B^^^ 
 n. f^^^i^^f. ■M^>:^r\^•■^^ n. 
 2 tW^T « &c. ^Z\m\f. -ZZ^^^f. -ZW^f. ir\:^ n. ^- 
 
 PEOMPrrxUDE, PEOMPXyESS, »i. V. A. 1. JR^T^T »». spi^t'^- 
 
 frmr »»• ^t^ttt »«. &c. ^n m.g^rj^/. f^FT?5ft/. ^i^ 
 / _=F^ »i. ^ ^ j 
 
 2 ?T«?)4<Ttiir ?«. ^^<ri*M«ii»»- I 
 
 Pbomptlt, ado. V. A. 1. rapidly, svuirtly. Sfc. qTTF, ^R^, 
 ?r5^, fTl^T 'CS^, ':r5^, ^n^i^Tf^, r?5^^, rlS^, ^^- 
 
 2 g^TT or n^, «jr5T^^ or fT or ^ims or 5t,Trenff^, U- 
 
 To Pbomulgaxe, To PnoMrLOE, &c. Seo To PuELisn, Ac. ' 
 Pw?xe, a. lying with the face doicmcard, T"?^, TTft, "TT3'<TT, ' 
 
 2 no< rt-tfi-<; indined, looklnj Joionicarda. ?n=IHrWT, "Sl^- 
 5^, 3TtTt^^, STOT^, STuiRf n.Tif . 
 
 'i propense, iitcl.ncd. q^PT, rT^TT, f^g, *q m «( K I-;trB;T^- 
 
 SHFT^T ( conjoined witli the object uh r?iqT^^ J^IHI^I- 
 
 =qT,&c. ), \\\^ ( in couip. ), kjh;^ & ^Ht?ft ( in comp.). 
 
 Pbose-ness, n.v. A. 1. 7q\<T0lpi.'TT^'irmfm.&c. 'iT'ipj?!!?!!/. 
 
 2 ^r~nl^'^"1T ni. 'iTtfnT'^T/. STtirsi;^ n. 
 
 1 3 ^WI^ n. ^^fr\f. ^^\^ m. gi-:p m. ;k?5 w. vfrr/. ^epTT^ 
 
 || Peoxo, n.— of a fork, Ac. sfTRT f7i. g2T m. »J3C w. 
 Peoxomisal, fl. lelonginy, cjv. /o a pronoun. ?T;rqr n i ^ i. k^- 
 
 Peo>Oun, n. — in grammar. Ti^pirT ". 
 
 The proximate p. 'Tr^T^ hi. 
 To PiiONOuscE, r. a. utier articulately. j^|juj^ ^T^T^T TXfR 
 w.-3"K^ m.-&c. cRW. 
 I 2 tt//cr confidently, v. To ArnnM. J^^ft^ ^TT^JT, f^TJ^j^T- 
 i "J^-fJff^lM'lVi -Ac. ?lfn>'f-^'»t. 
 
 3 Seo To Speak, To Utteb. 
 
 To Prosouxce, v. n. See To Affibm. [ ht^_ 
 
 PiioxoLNCEABLE, a. V. V. A. 1. vj-^ UNMlM I-T^^rrpTT-Ac. T- 
 Peoxounoed, /). V. V. A. 1. <j-NKrt?IT, T^rf^. 
 
 2 f^>^q^^ Htr'H^-fll, &e. 
 Pkonouxceh, n. Pbonou>'CI>'o, j). a. t. A'. A. 1. j-^MU lpr, 
 
 2 fHi«m5I% ^ifntrrTTT, &c. 
 I Peoouxciaxio.n', Peoxouxcixo, «. V. Y..4. \.~acl. TWK'Ji 
 ' «. JTTT "«. >i^i"Ji n 7«%^ »'•■ ihw^ n. ^f^TT m. 
 ' Distinct p. sJ>i|c41 m. ST^srft^/. 
 
 2 ^^q^ ?inwf n. &e. 
 Peoof, n. v. EviDEXCE. snTTT n. ffT^TrlT m. im^ «. "^Vf^V^n, 
 Absence of p. 3HWIH|UM n. 
 According to p. mhium:. 
 2 corroborating or verifying event, circumttance,thing.^'c. 
 ?m^T m. M^ m.— genet. J^r^fTT «i. ^r^rJl^^^rll m. Z\- 
 
 i 3 — in aritlimetic. rTTolT »». TS'IT^T m. r. TT^. T^TffT/. 
 
 Cross p. StlinKT m. r. ^, 'iT?. 
 I 4 V. Tkial. "TT'i?TT/ 5TFftf?T/. 
 
 To put to the p. qftHT/.-5mtf^ f-^c. <7r^'Jl-7%. o/<>. 
 5 ( in printing ). ^^ +<UMI ^^t iFP?%^T OTT.^^TT^m 
 I rfiMNI ??nTT m. 
 ; Proof, a. ( against ) of proof, impenetrable, ijc. 'iTH?!, 'flf?- 
 
 I Pboofsheet. See PnooF, o. 
 
 ' PnoOFLESS, o. V. N. 1. 3Ti)M|u|, HHfouf^H-^If^. 
 
 To Pbop, tv a. keep up by putting fomillmig under or againnt. 
 
 I iqJROT, ^qr^ or ^^FT^ m.-ftm m -&c. gdif. 
 
 Peop, n. //irt/ i(7(i>// prop* or si/sfaiis. ZW.^ or '.^lif n. \^.- 
 
 ^J or '^^FRT m \^ in. fvpT wi. fcHT^T »». fs^l/. f5»lRT«». 
 
 jn/. 5'ft/. VTT m. ^JTT^ m. Jt^<T n ?PTT 7n. rffr m. 3Jp<^. 
 
 ^ ni. ^^TEH 7/1. afraTm ». 3n*^ ?«. k^^ m.
 
 FRO 
 
 To Pkopaoate, v. a. conlinue hy successive generation or pro- !l 
 iliicfion. 3?qf^7tR<^-^fiTT?r?ml^-3T3^RtP?Tft^-si?^7. , 
 
 2 X. To iNCiiEASE, To Spread. ^TTTqiJf, T^Tof, T^ijf,^- j 
 r7T5T>JI, SIHK m.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. t 
 
 3 See To Generate. 
 
 PiiOPAOATIOX, PHOPAOATIXO, «. T. Y. 1.— nc/. ?pfH^T?ll%/. li 
 
 «i. T?TRr wi. f^mK m. [siat. !' 
 
 3b Propel, v. a. drive forward, qi ==rMcliJr, iTFrfsr>?f, # 5^- ii 
 
 Propense, a. inclined, disposed, v. Phone, ^^ul_ |i 
 l'n;.'ENSios, Peopexsitt, Propessehess, n. t. A. aTK/. 
 
 1. a p. 32[ wi. i^?f^ n. ?ri? w. rs^ »!. ^^if. ^<f^j m. 
 
 Evil p. |5^?rqr «. 5^H?r «. 
 
 Of evil ])ropeusities. ss^r^^ft. 
 PROPER, a. appropriate, exclusively own, S(c. v. Peculiae. 
 
 2Jit, suilalle, v. Eight, ^n^, ^'<TT'ffiJr, ^'f^rT, OT^^, 
 
 (esp. iQ comp. as a^T^lTg?, 3TT==rR?J5,&c. ),3TTq', ^=g, 
 ^?5T?5, f^^T^rto'-f^^lT^fr. Note. The sense of Proper is ex- 
 pressed by the Sanskrit participle, as ^iK^^ p. to be 
 done, ^?TOT>f p. to be eaten, &c. &e. 
 3 T. Haxdsome, Neat. ;ffe^?:^r, %5=pr, ^Mn. 
 4— in free phraseol./j^ZZ, good, Sfc. t. Full, qigr, JTTS^, 
 
 P. noun. fir?fT?rTiT n. z^^^x^ n. 
 PaoPERLT, adv. T. A. 2. qr^q, q'«TmT^, q'^tf^fT, 5T^, q^Jif- 
 
 I. in a strict sense. ^vf\7, -rrf^s 3TBnf , ^ITft^ fW^R %?5T 
 3T?f?Tr, ^^»T-?,f?r?f:->!te. qTf|% 3T?f?Tf, cltcfrT:, 5^1f^, 
 
 PsoPEETT, n. qiialily. noi rn. vfH m. ?I?TaT »!. 
 An evil p. |>faT m. 
 A pood p. ?l?:!Jr m. 
 Essential p. ^^_i^\'^f. 
 General or common p. ^r<H<iI ^^^^ m. 
 Latent p. ( or virtue). Tfjf «. 
 Native p. ^^■^q-oT m. ST^sfTTJOT m. 
 Properties. noj^Trf ■n. 
 
 The tln-ee properties of created tiling.^, nq^fq'fl. 
 They are ^fcf, T^, and rTT. 
 
 2 na^iDe quality, y. Nature. ^^HF^ »«. ^'^m w. 
 
 3 right of possession. tT^ftqTiTT w. HR^/. ^^rfHfsf n. ^- 
 tIt/. ?;frq- n. ^sfRq- n. 
 4. ////«^ ou-ned; possessio7i. ^\;^ m. 
 
 i estate, sulstance, ii-ealth, y. EiCHES. ^]^ m. TTfTT/ ITT- 
 ^r/. ^ «. :^o^ n. ^^^ ,„. ^^-^^^ ^i^fi „ ^^^,,^_ 
 
 680 PEO 
 
 Articles of p. v. Goods. ?^r^y. 
 Immovable p. ?''tTT??: iTM «i. r<TT5IT ». 
 I^Iau of p. fir% f ^ «. '^q?t?rK m. 
 Movable p. ^^^^ Hr?J m. 
 One's vvliole p. ti'i^ w. 
 
 Public p. TT^sT «. ^^^^^ n. I'^ri^r «. 
 
 PnopuECi', n. prediction, declaration of something future, — 
 the act. »Tm?r ?lfqaf «. TT^OT m. TFF'jr^/. JTf5rJq^'<T^ 
 w. TrfcT^iT^T n. 
 
 2 matter predicted. Tfifisq- fl. ^T^t^f ». f rt^ ?t. Hi^fT-^ 
 
 n. Hfqr'i^'4 "I. ^"in »i. 
 
 Sure p. TTH «fM »i. 
 
 3 teaching.^ expounding^ ^^'^^ n. ariTfrfn^ n. 
 To Peophesx, v. a. foretell, predict, '^f^^^ n.- HPfTtrf M.-^f^-. 
 
 ^ n.-&e. ^m'n-^raSr.^^nt-q^'^HS-^OT (7. ofo. Hi^% HI^- 
 OT-77/. ^^"Jf y. ofo. 'jqr^-3T'iT5r^-&c. fltn^ S^T'n-^'^^S- 
 
 To Peopuesy, v. n. utter predictions, ^^f^^^ n.-i^f^w^^ «. 
 
 -Tf^KTT'4- W.-&C. ?ftT^-^r?5^. 
 
 2 sisr^q^ »i. ^^of , •■3T'<T wi. ^TfqoT. 
 Pkophet, n. V. V. ■»Tf5?-iq--TT^^-fii^-&c. ^riarRT-^f^DTRr, 
 
 Tf^q-'TT'ft, ^TfsrKfsrr^rr, 'rfsT'sq^rj^, -JTr^icr^'/r^F /jo^. •»?- 
 
 2 sTsf^T. 
 Peophetess, w. v. PnopiiF.T. >Tf5r^-&c. ^\n^^f\ f.-^\FjWfX 
 
 f. ■^'\^rl^■);^f^^ f_ ^>^\^'^^^■[f^.^ f. &c. 
 
 PEOPnETiC, Peopuetical, a. containing, ^'c. prophecy. >T- 
 
 f5f"S7^^q^, ^f^T^^^T'^, 'Tf5r"r5Rrq-,-»Tfsr'jq^^T, Hf^^r^'^r^- 
 
 Peophtlacxic, a. — in medicine. ^T-Ac. l^crTT^. 
 Peopijtquity, n. y. Neahsess. ^q-cZTorr in. "^^^W'f- '^T.- 
 
 7^ n. ^iftT^fT/. «mtcir n. ^f^ftTT^ n. 
 PeOPITIAELE, a. T. V. 1. aTRT'^T, 3TRm?ftT, 3TRT'=T?T?T?q'. 
 ^0 Peopitiate, v. a. make piropitioiis. ^FSR^r, TgfT^q-ot, arr- 
 
 cEtTOT, ^ToJifjf, 'PRrr^T'^, aTRraror, sr^r^-argf F^-a^fTK^-Ac. 
 ir'if <7. 0/0. JT?T'^^>jfT/-JT?fsr5J5rii'\/.-&c. ^?:oTy. 0/0. 
 
 2 appease and render favoraUe, v. To Pacify. ^TfrT-Ac. 
 
 2fR>if-q;c^ qTJT, ^rfFr/.-^i?=r?r w.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 Peopitiated, ^). Y. V. 1. ^f7r5r%?5T, aTT^iq^FJT, &c. R^^ %- 
 
 ^?5r, &c. aiRrftTFr,irT^rf^rf, ^^■^. 
 
 2 ^TfcT %^F5T, &c. sum. 
 Peopitiatiox, «. v. V. l.—act. ^^!^^^^ «. arm^or n. arra^- 
 01 «. &e. JT?TJT?rT5rtrft/. H^'^'joft /. JT^i^r^jHr'jft /. K^rsraWT 
 /. aTRTtr^r/ 3TT?:rtT^ «. arRT'^^/ ^^^z^ n. 
 
 2 ^Ttn Jf5?:W n. &c. ^\-^^ n. ^ifcTHT/ ?lif?T/. 
 
 Ceremonies in p. ^TtfH/. ?Tif?T'T; «. ?nf?TWf%^ «• 
 Course of ceremonies in p. ar^gpT n. 
 
 I. atonement, or atoning sacrifice. ^V^f^^n. 
 Peopitiator, n. Peopitiating, p. a. Peopitatory, a. v. X. 
 
 1. g^TsroTRT, arracJiaiRr, arrTtraiRr, &c. JT^iRafr=qT, ^^' 
 
 sr'Zoft^r, &c. a^RT'cT^, 5T?T=iT^R^, Sf^r5T':TT'T^. 
 
 2 m?T W'Vnm.^ kQ. ^Tff?t-T^-^R'7-Jr^-5rq^-&c. ^Ttf%^,
 
 PRO 
 
 GSl 
 
 PRO 
 
 Peopitious, a. V. Favorable. ar'T^t^, !:TR^<Tr or tjirf^rurT, 
 
 jf?T^, gq"?f=5f, 3TJft7, arfT^^. 
 
 2 See AuspiLious. 
 
 To become p. ; — fortune, destiny. 3^5'jf, 3'"?>H'if, g- 
 
 Peopitiously, arfy. v. A. sfft^-ar^qF^I-ctc. ^l?;^, q'?!?!^, 
 &c. STHI^'Tif^. 
 
 PROPITIou^NEsa, n. V. A. 1. sjrr^rar/. sr^r^ »>• arg^m/. 
 
 3H|H+rq-«. tTir^TCTf or qTTf3T^n.3TTf>Tg^5T«. 5l|Rt/.?T^TM. 
 PiiOPOXEST, n. one that lays down aj)ropositioim^^i;\^^yp:f^\- 
 
 Pboportion, n. comparative relation. Tftrrrw n. ^'^V^ n. ^t- 
 
 ^^i\'^'VJ^ n. spr m. f^'^rq m. 
 
 lu p. to. q-irm, 3^Hr iCiVA rTHT (?etZ. ^^TR, f^^t^TH:, 3T- 
 5^, 3T5HK, T^rr prefixed. 
 - — in arithmetic. ST^qTrT m. 
 
 Mean p. ^r m. ^^^(r\^ or STHrfR ?«. 
 
 3 adaptatio}t, symmetry. ^^^\^ m. ifcT m. ifrfifnT '". ^- 
 PT »». 31^ «!. ^TM/. ^"rft/. fTMHM «. H55 ?». ^q-FT «. 
 
 4 V. Sh U!E. f^F?TT m. ^T »«. srfnft/. 
 
 2b PiiOPORTioN, To Proportionate, v. a. adjust the propor- 
 tion oj. snrnT n. Z^ with g. of o. recip. ^if m.-'S\^\ m.- 
 ^5y m.- &c. Sffl^ot with g. of 0. recip. 
 
 Peoportionable, PRoroRTiosAL, Peoportioxate, a. that 
 is in suitable j;roportion or relation. iiFTT^T, iTTTnr^^rT, ^T- 
 
 PE0-P0ETiaNABLENES.S, PeOPOETIONALITT, PeOPOETIONATE- 
 
 KESS. n. V. A. itTTJRt/. tTTSTHM^Jm/. ?TH?fRTTJTr ?». 
 PEOPORTIONAIir.r, PliOrORTIOSALLY, adv. V. A. ^ITTOT, ^^^[- 
 
 Peoposai,, m. something offered for consideration, ^'c.^^Mn. 
 '^'•^■=>^^^^ n. ^ffsqiJ^JfT/. 
 
 To Peopo.se, To Propound, r. a. advanre, ofei- for considera- 
 tion. ^PJiJI, ^FTOT, ^Miir, '^'JTOT, "75 55?^, T|^ »".-3'^'=f m.- 
 g'?^ m.-&c. ^T^ot-^^-iTf y. o/ 0. ^TTr^^, «• 'P'^, JTTT^OT, 
 ^T'TTfTfr »J.-OT^f5iT wL-sr^FTTSTiTT/.-JT^rsr w.-&e. ^of y. o/o. 
 
 2 ( to one's self ) v. To Intend, rt^rtrf qr^iir. 
 PKOPOSITION, n. sentence. ^TW^ n. "pf^'fiT /'o/'. 4)1+1/. 
 
 2— in logic ; v. Position. stfcTfn/ 'J5q?T »». iffHfrrfT 3T- 
 if »n. g-q-qr?! «. [ flT^TfJr/. 
 
 Abandonment of tlie original p. sjfrTf11^>"mH m. sffcf- 
 
 Completing the p. 3TPfjf?HiqiU| «. 
 
 Denial of a p. siffTfTTf^m m. 
 
 3 See Proposal. 4-in mathematics. f%|[f?r '». 
 Peopeietor, Peoprietaet, n. owner, person having the right jj 
 
 or title to. ?T%5FT?-1?, ^TrTr'-nft, ^^., KPS^J or Hf^^F, W- ij 
 
 PfiOPRiETORsniP, n. er^qoTT «?. ITT?5^/. ^TrfT/. ?STP^«. ^- ' 
 
 fTTFcf n. sfTT^r »". ^ftW »i. |j 
 
 Peoprieteess, n. female owner, ^-c. q'^tir/. 3Tp-T^R>jft;jo/?. }{ 
 
 3TftPFRtoT /. m^^tJT /. ^rf*r^ pop. ^mt^r /. ^rar- 
 
 viRufl/. &c. 
 PnopniETy, n. right of possession. v^^^xI[\ m. a^fq^p; "i 
 
 ^ttt/. JTMqirt/. ^rpFifsr n. 
 
 2 Jilness,fu.stncss. qr^^TT/. f^^/. RlJ^nitA/. f?TJ^9^H- 
 
 qoTT m. ^fi^rt/. 5?;5t^oir ?». ^,\^m f. T'<TT^r"T'Tr /. qvr- 
 
 ^msr^ /. 
 Peopulsion, «. V. V. qs ^qr^tfit n. qj s^^iJin. &c. 
 Peoeooation, n. v. V. 1. »f f^T ?5N% «=f^^5r^ ?I>Jt «. &o. 
 To Prorogue, v. a. adjourn to a distant period. ^\'^^ FA^- 
 
 % 5^?ft^<: JT'Jt-PJrTot. 
 
 2 See To Peolono, To Defee. 
 Peobogued,/). t. V. 1. jfipf ??f=f^ 5^*^ ^%?!;r-&c. 
 Peosaic, a. pertaining, Sfc. to prose. 1?T€q, TI'TT^q, 1TIT?*T- 
 
 ^, ntrnq-, ^^?r, ?J<W%^, '^^^. C^^ii'^^. 
 
 2 didl, tir< some, prosy. ^T^fX'^A^ ^Ttj^q^JT^^, ^^TZF^T, 
 
 2b Proscribe, V. a. /«i^ out of the protection of the law. 
 
 doom to drafh. JTr^I^ltH^ ZZ^^-'f.VS^ or j-iM-i-^S'^ K- 
 
 jgqr^ f 5^-<TH-<S:c. jRiii, nrir^ ^Tvfm-H?oir% ^- 
 
 <&c. %0T_ 
 
 2 condemn and interdict. gTf=I-3T%''T-'*rqra-5^-«S:c. "^f- 
 DTf|T5Tf5-&c. 1^%trST. 
 Prose, n. — opposed to metrical composition. TT'tTT/. 1?! '>• 
 ^^^f^^TT n. 
 
 P. and verse. V,'Z(^^ n. 
 Alternate p. and verse. '^\'>n. 
 "Writer of p. iTTf*T^- 
 Prose, a. 'I<j*>:q, J|<JkK^. 
 To Peose, d. «. Je tedious in relation. =?ri^^^/.-=5lftfT^^ 
 
 W.-&C. ^Rof, =5rr^pr or =^Tq?: «.-^^q?T3i^/.-=^Tqf?;RT/.-H- 
 
 T^^ n -^Rf^m/-?rTqf'OT^T /-&c. ?^^, ^^5t qi?5"jf «. 
 
 ^Tf^sTFinrnr «».-5i»?qT?^ m.-Ac. ^.^oi or ?rpsm. 
 
 2b Prosecute, «). a.\. To Pursue. qretH ?rmor y. o/ o. 
 qT5/.-fq^3T m. qot-tT^'Jf-JT^r'f ^r. o/ o. fq=^^^ 5Rm-3r- 
 nof-aT^nT g. of 0. 
 
 2 f«rr^ on, v. To Cohdugt. ^P.fcjui, ^"Jf, ^T^OT. 
 
 To p. to a. successful close, ^f^^\\^^ f^HIqT^, fH^'fS 
 M.-f^'TTsr wi.-f^TT^rui'T/.-fHHR'^^ /■-'tc. W.l^^. of o. 
 
 3 /)i/?-«2/e Jy law. fqrqr^ /. ^FT'n "'iVA Eff o/ o. ^T?^ m.- 
 
 ^r^ m..&c. g-Tr ^of-g^fF.afT q^^oi, s^r^r^tfiT^^rafT «.-5^- 
 srfmfwn »».-&c. ^?:5t. 
 Prosecuted, p. v. V. 1. qr^ ?5nT^?5T, &c. aT^qrf^rT. 
 
 2 ^r?i^%?5r, itc. 
 
 Peosecutio.v, Prosecutino, n. v. V. 1. qr^^ ^FToJ «. &i-- 
 
 2 =?rRq;in «. <.*tc. [«"■ arfn^m w. 
 
 3 fti^k/. 3^fH^ra^ n. ^^^\wiTm^^ «• s'l^fTTifH'frn 
 
 Prosecutor, n. PiiosKOiiTiso, />. a. v. V. 1. qi5W f^FTTWr 
 fq==;5-grfT 5W0Tn:T-i*i:c. 
 
 -&c. :pTTf-^'r<t-&c. 
 
 8S
 
 PRO 
 
 I'l.osELXTE, To Pkoselyte. See Convert, To Cosvebt. 
 hJiosEB, «. Peosixo,;?. o. V. V. ^r^erf-'^R^-'Sc. JK^orRT- 
 
 Pkosiso, n.\. V. ^^5: ^\^^n. ^T^.T^f. ^X'^zf.n. ^^^rw^ft 
 
 /. ^Tt^"'. ^T51> or -=(<.«*«. 
 l'i:osODiit, PnosODiCAL, a. /)«-/(iininy, ^v. to prosody, tj'^t- 
 
 TnosODiiy, «. oie sA-i/W /'/(/^ro^oi/y. #^:5[TT^, 1J5:^Tr^fT, 
 
 jj5:^Tr^fTr. ^ [/• 
 
 I'nosoDT, n. rules of versification, ^m.n. S^'.^T^w. ?j^t1%?Tr 
 
 I'kosopopei.v. See P£iiso>-iriCATioN. [31tt??ot. 
 
 PiiosPECT, n. view. ^f%/. qr^ofw. ^f2Tm>n. ^TTcfw!. ^'at=^r- 
 
 2 i^iVic of things to come, e.vpedalion^ v{\^^^n. ^\^^Z- 
 
 a apprehension of as likely to happen. STTT/. ^W/. ^1?"? 
 «. TWn. TRJi. Kqr^fw. ^iTm. fHR>/i. SPTw. ^HT^TT/. 
 ^-i^m. ^'^/. 
 ■l- </irt< if7(2V/(- is presented to the eye. ^^rS^^W. ^^- 
 
 \^^*- , 
 
 PiiOSPECTivE, a. reftrring to future time. M<srMI ^vT5T% «TT- 
 
 Prospectively, aJy. v. A. js?^ +1*1^ '<?R'Jrpf, J^rTT ^r- 
 Pkospzctiteness, n. t. A. ^J£^^^\ ^T^T% qROi". HTf^^FTrJT- 
 Peospectcs, n.plan of a loork. ^,W■'^^\^^^'^ «. %W'^Y^- 
 To Pbosper, v. a. render successful. ?!<P?r-^'P?5-TJ^2;tT-&c. 
 T^^V^m.-^f7[f.-^^n..^f^f.-&c. JfPCtjf y. o/o. 5TT^?f 
 
 Jbc^ qj^of, qrr qrsoi, t^ m. ^rr^rr (?fcZ. ^ijf, n^Jtm ^f^r 
 
 rfaeZ.-vmnr ^?rr decl.-&e. W.K^. 
 To Peospee, v. n. he sitccessful.^ 4'e- — of persons, f^^if, 
 
 ^'ft-?rTT^-^KT5^-?n=rvP?fT'4-^T5Tr4-!7m?T?T-&c. |iijr-^^^, 
 
 ^ !«. COM. f*?;?;^ g. of s. fpf/. ^Tot g. of s. ^^1n.-&c. 
 ^TWy. ofs. ■>R^/.-H?;HTT^w.-^mftrf^/.-&c. ^T^ry. 
 
 <>/«. ?f^?rm, fRT^'Jf, =qrj?ft/.-^irHt+r5t»'.-=qj?Tr ^Ts«i.- 
 
 &e. argoT y. of s. 
 
 2— of measurc.9, &c. f?r^i^-?Isr5W-'<TitH-^<TT?r-Tf^''n"- 
 
 T^, 'TtiTra'-'F5^T?T-&c. ^"'JT, Ti^l'if, q^T«.-ilT^?i/ q^T in. con. 
 
 3 ( in business, trade, &c.). ^5?f^ ^F^r/.-'^^flt ^mit/.- 
 
 /.-&c. ^lOT y. o/s. ;j^«i.-<tc. ^"rof ^r. o/«. 
 Pkobpeber, n. Prospehixg, ;;. a. v. V. A. 1. ?T'P?y ^^niKT, 
 
 T. V. N. See Pbosperovs. 
 
 _G82 PPO 
 
 |l PbOSPEBITT, PrO^PEEOUSXESS, M. v. A. 1. ^v^r^^y(Xf. TiTFM'i- 
 i t[f. -^[^^ n. TJ^'t m. f{V^ n. ^Irf^^TT/. ^??frJ?TT /". 
 
 '>=(T.■^T^zm.■B^'{^f.^\^J.''■^f.'■i■^n.■^^ n. jtifj ii. 
 
 '■ ^r^fn.^.^m. ^^-^f ^^7f f M?/. ^^T^Tif. 
 
 Plush or overliow of p. ^RrfHT ^3r?T m. 
 
 Iligli tide or heyday of p. HT?r?5?T/. ^?T ^"i^h/. 
 
 Season of p. ^rTc^t^t^ fj^fW m. i^Z. ^^T^\ HHT^T^ 
 
 4 sTRTtt/ 3TRT^T/. gsrar vi. 
 
 Peospeeocs, a. successful, J/our.shing. — of persons. J^f^- 
 
 qrg, ?5?.^m, '-ftHrTT, stftH^r, ^'mT, fttrjetp", mk^r^r, ^- 
 ??Tr(^iT, ?5fTT'4, ?5?r?;f?T, ^rT^^r*Sr, =qf?:?Tr4, srm^r^, <T^f- 
 
 2— of measure.?, &c. tTT?^, g^P^, ^"iTTsrf , 1%^H-&e. ^T- 
 3— trade, a trader, &c. thriving. 3"^'T, ^qTW 3Tr^=rT, 
 
 ^?>r-:?;5j^r, =ETj?rqTq'fr^r, ^^^^^Hm'^^^fT, &c. ^f^r^r^pr^RT, 
 
 P. or flourishing state. ■HT'TT/. — intetis. TTHTT? WJ. 
 4— as a town, country, &c. 3imT?, aTT^IT^^, armr^mt- 
 
 Prostitute, M. T. Harlot. ^RT^toT/. si^^/. >jqr /. T- 
 
 Ceremony of licensing a p. f^^ft/. 
 License of a p. Jp^iqf^st/. 
 Trade of a p. ^^r^T «• 
 To Prostitute, v. a. sell to lewdness ( a daughter, wife, 
 &e. ). HTTt^T ^dt-SRar, HTS/. ^df y. o/o. 
 
 2 Jevoie ?o lase purposes for reicnrd. T^jm^-^^IV^^^ 
 
 ^?r-&c. ^rrt? ^^1^1^-^=^ ^prm-Ac. ?7H5T-f^^Dr. 
 
 Prostitution, «. v. V. l.—act. HT^?r FjRor ?;. 
 
 I. practice, trade, life, ^'c. of a prostitute. ^,^^^ n. ^?Tf»I- 
 
 oft^ETT iT?r OT.-sqrTR: «i. srs^nff^r/. Hii^frT/. ^iisq-TqR m. 
 
 Earnings of letting- out to p. vfTS /TT^^ ?». — that 
 subsists on these. TTS^T^- 
 Prostrate, a. lying at length. ^^\^X-&.c. q^Srssr, vS^fR^^- 
 
 2— as in supplication, adoration, &c. ^Jfillf'RTR^^R i^T- 
 
 f^?r, =5R^n^. 
 
 3 ( in strength) v. Weakened. ?ft'JT^lf^, ^ife^ffiT, T^- 
 
 To Prostrate, v. a. lay fat, throw doun. TTS'if, JJ^fr-TC^r 
 2 (one's self in reverence, &c.). qTTt "T^df, 55 ^rT ot,
 
 rrvO 
 
 CS3 
 
 PEO 
 
 m.-&c. ^^. [ r!T, &<: 
 
 PBOSTKATED,;;. v. Y. 1. TTS^^r, ^fK^RJ'fT %^r5r, ?i5IT %SJ- 
 
 2 Soe PuosTEATE. [ n. &c. 
 
 Pr.OSTEATiON, n. V. V. 1. — (7c^ tfrjof ?(. iVT^Tq-Dt «. H«ll--f><'Jr 
 
 2 qiqt TSilt «. ..lo. ij^ri in. n. aT'jfqqrfT ?«. tfTHfTTrT^ n. 
 
 aT'iirn^'JTiiT «. o- tfr'?t'TTr?f vt. &.c. qrssform »«. ^"T'T^t^T 
 
 I. (of strength). T^^TOT/. ^ftoT n». Hm^ftiT )«. ^Tf m. 
 ^'■ITT »»• 5[tf^Tr?T m. i^rf^/. ^r w. ^ m. 
 
 ^ To sufler p. of strength. ^?A^'^ '^^ or ^S-Tiir/. ^^, 
 
 II. (of spirits). v.Di:riiEssiO-\. -fl^f^^Riif.f^^r^w. ^Tirf^r/. 
 
 To Pkotect, 1'. a. defend, guanl^ krep^ v. To Piiesekte. TT- 
 
 v^wM, -a^w^ m.-&c. ^af, ?;rf3'^/-':?i'^ M.-?i^?^ n.■^^\^ 
 
 m.-^\t^^ n.-&c. W'l^ S'- if"- 
 Pi-OTECTED,^. V. V. TT?jT%?5T, ^f?7%?5r, &c. TfH?f, ^7%??, g- 
 
 pEoiECTioN, ?j. V. y. — (?£•;. n^iir n. &c. ^^ut/. thot «. ?r- 
 ?tim H. 
 
 To commit to the p. of. T^fr-^fr^TrT-^fMr-'flnTnrir-ctc. 
 
 ETRot-^ ff. of 0. 
 
 To seek p. of. W-T'T m.-^W\^] m. v^ii\ g. of o. TT^/. 
 
 fH^'jf g. ofo. v.'m ^1^-%^, qt=^m st^ /. msfir y. 0/ 0. 
 
 JTtjt^^ Tvi n. Z^^ g. of 0. 
 
 I. shelter or defence afforded. ^]^^ pop. 'flVf^'^m. "H^X^n. 
 
 srqr/. ^^"jt «. 35=51 »■ 
 
 II. V. Pass. Z^'^ n. ■Jr'TTT^f n. 
 
 PkOIECTOB, n. rROTECTING, p. a. I'ltOTECTIVE, a. V. V. TT" 
 
 PR0TECTEE3S, 11. r[^^]f\f. T?^UT-^?tOT-&C. W.^\ pop. ^.'^If. 
 
 PtOTEOE, n. one under the protection of another. 3TTf^, 
 
 Among the luillious of ( your &c.) protegees. a^rf'-T- 
 
 To Peotekd, V. «. V. To Stretch roKTn. ^^f^t ^?"^_ 
 
 To Peotest, v. n. ajirm solemnly. sffrf^^-srf^fTr ^^,^-STfn- 
 
 2 against ; make a solemn declaration of oppo.^ition. ^- , 
 
 3 ( in writing. ). ^^-'■A'^^^T■■^f^^^\1MT■-&■Q. aTRrft 3T- J 
 Pkotest, Pbotestation', n. v. V. 1. sffff^^ ^\^M n. &c. il- !j 
 
 3 Wrn^frT??^ m. vr^»ft-TI^^ m. 
 Pkotest A>-T, n. ^"fH^^FTraif??-!; i^fTT^r ■JT^'^Rfl fm^X. 
 Pkoteus, 11. one tcho asstimes a shape at trill. S^rq':. 
 
 Prototype, n. original pattern. n7. n. iT=^5-q n. ^.fJr/. 
 To PeotRACt, t'. (I. ;i)-o/o»7, lengthen ui //t;ic. prt?)^^^ ;? 
 
 To be iirotractod. ?!R'jfWr ^l^. 
 2 See To Defer. [ ^,fn^^ 
 
 Peotracted, /J. V. AM. ?!f;rg%?rT, w^^^3f\^x ^\■^J^^-kc. U 
 
 Peotracteu, n. Pkotracti.no, ;j. a. v. \. 1. ^f^jt^Fr, ^i^- 
 "I FJiJpJTTTT, ?5f5pift5T^ ^r?5<mTr, f5?=^5j^Wr. 
 
 Peotraction, n. v. V. I. rlN^Iot «. Ac-. FJi^l^ofT /. J^f^Tor/. 
 F5f5T^=q7;/. f^^^^PT n. 
 
 To Peotuvde !'. (7. thrust foricard or out. 'li-^V^ 5?.-^iJT- 
 
 To Protrude, v. n. shoot forward. .Jv. '(^-'^i^, qoi-qT'jf^ tt 
 Pkotruded. ;?. v. V. A. T^ ^-Tf^^rir, Ac. 
 
 V. A''. N. 53: 'jtt?5^t, 5n'^ 3Tr%=^r, &e. 
 
 Pkoteuder, n. Peotkudixq, ^J- a. Pi.oteusive,. a. r. V. A. 
 
 Protrumo>-, n. V. V. A. — act. q's 5T^(fr «. T? ??Pioi ». &c. 
 
 T. Y. N. qj %at ». ^^X %wf «. &c. 
 Pbotvbeeakce, n. \. A. ^'^^TTT'TT w. "pi^iF^qoiT m. &c. 
 
 I. a p. V. Eisisu. j=sr«p:r «i. ^^re «■ '^^ «. 
 
 Peotueeeaxt, PROTrEEEOu.s, a. sxi-dling out, prominent. ^•■ 
 
 \x artriOT, 3^^, jn^sr, ^ifrt. 
 
 To Peotubeeate, v. n. v. To Belly. ^\'\X ^^., ^^y J'^' 
 
 w.-JTRT m. ir''f, ^^=rot. 
 Peoud, a. having pride, qff, if^'?, ni%T, ^l^/flfTHT^fT, ^r- 
 
 ^rt, ^155^, ^It^f^"?, 3=>f^f^r»T. 'Vlfjr^^.— in high de- 
 gree; n^f^, H^f^, Hsrr^iFt, n^f^-?, jthtt, aqtiTrfT. 
 
 Some appellatives, allusive terms, cxjircssive phrases, 
 etc. for A proud person are, iT^i!^7;re'?',H'F^W, ^TTrfT- 
 
 >TT5E 0)- ^i^ Ac. p;rn ^rr^ o- ^R ^jf^ t^pt Ac. gr^qr arf- 
 jTr rftH ^"Ji f?i^ ^2ft. 
 
 To become p. Conveying this siui]'le sense, tliough 
 with varyinj!^implieations,as there arc numerous phra- 
 seologies in English, so are there in Mnraihi; but all 
 the pliraseologics iu Maraihi, whicli correspond to 
 those in English in conveying the sense, are not, and 
 cannot be expected to be, corresponding also in implica- 
 lion and aspect. Of such then the insertion can mani- 
 festly be no where but under the general and com- 
 prehensive word. Hero accordingly are collected the 
 phrases agreeing with To get puffed up, If ted vp.
 
 vno 
 
 684 
 
 hl/Iate J, blinded, c^c, Tu (jet high not iotis, a stiff neck, 
 &c. To lose or forget one's self, To give one's self airs, 
 2b grow big, lofty, a great man, Sfc. To get one's head 
 turned, ^c. S{c. ^''T, iTi^, HTrioif, ^^TS^T, J^, ^51^1^- 
 
 01 < ji j-t > H u i , IT?BRjf, T'Pr^'Jif, TrTOTot, 3fTR<JI, JSIT^t, ?t- 
 
 <pt<Jt or ^T'prm, ipfi^tjr 5i?i'Jr, ■Jrre^r «. ^3 ^rnJr y. of s. 
 
 M^H «. =s;3'oi y. o/«. ir?=T ^T^ Fymtrf, floE^tsiT 'fT «»• 'ToT 
 y. ojs. 5[i wi.;;^ T^r'-.<Ji-f<inT3t-=q^ ^. ofs. mH n. ^- 
 ?cr or ^Z ^m ^^ y. of s. flrftS n. =5f5<Jt y. 0/ s. a^ft^ ^f- 
 
 ?»n^r im.— ^.-u? To bt^ p. pi'mf. ^vzT\^-^\m^ an^^r- 
 ?iT/. f*n^<it-5iT5E^^-'flr50T, srf^gr/. ^vj:^-fn^'^^,-H\^f. 
 ^ixfv^x ^^^ y. »/«■ ir^H =Efn;at,T5riT ?«. sr^ijf^ 3^"^, — 
 
 And To make p. — as iuvolving the general sense of to 
 puff up, lift vp, inflate, Hind, S{c. is answered by =^v^\^ 
 
 P. though iu rags. ^WHW. 
 
 2 of; pluming one's self upon. arfHTrq'T, 3?f^HT^ '^T^RT- 
 
 tTTFRTT, &c. ar^i motJiuiKi-ctc. qmr^, «rr'"Tr^, ^^- 
 =qT, 5tfji'T3jt, '*if^^, *f^^'^. 
 
 P. of birth, f FTTfTKr^"^. 
 
 3 See Gka>'d, Magnificent. 4 — flesh. Jl^T. 
 
 i'iiocDLT, adv. Y. A. 1. ^^\^., nn^ft^, arfHHr^T^, &c. n^f- 
 
 ^%, aTfHHH'J^%, &c. 
 Peovable, a. V. V. 1. ?5nimqM'riTT-&c. ^5 +<NM'~1'IT-&c. 
 
 Tj PnovE, V. a. evince, demonstrate, cstalUsh. F'MNui, ^jfTT- 
 
 j};5H ^m^,y- "/o. !TTr^'JTt/-r4r?H' w.-?'<'mRT/.-srf?T- 
 
 To p. upon, q^ff ywuj, 3Tpff OT^roT, tTPT^^oif. 
 '2 in'»y io /Ac lest. try. 'TR^'Jt, ?ni'^, "TT^^, Hlrloscf or 
 
 qrr^ /.-&c. q^of-^ofr g. ofo. q;^ ?». qr^^ g. ofo. q5?r- 
 
 5T or Midioir Hi.-qimr »».-&e. qwi-qr^ot, 
 3 V. To ExPEEiENCE. 5j^/. irtJr-qri'JT y. 0/ 0. ^ra^qre 
 ^-S^JTiT, BT^IPl^? m. ^?i?r qr^^-^Tot-qoT ^. of 0. qft- 
 ?T^, ^P??^T m.-'i^^f^ m.-Vi^-^ m.-MrflHi ^o/i. ST^^ftfrf or 
 ;T^ /.-&c. im-qr^ or with in. con. qcfT-|faf . 
 2^0 PnovE, V. n. make trial. qT^oT, qft?Tr /. qcfT-;}r^_ 
 
 2 be found eventually, issue. q?>if , qS'Jf,!^'^, ^t'S,^ diui, 
 
 To p. true. q^oT. 
 PttOTED, ;). T. V. A. 1. ?'<TTq^?5T, WTT ^F^^f F^,r^cll, &c. ^5;, 
 
 tn^ri or ?, ?'<TrfTrT, srfHqrf^,3^rnf^,^?f, s^q^f, ^jt- 
 
 2 ?TT3^r, ?TTf5 qTf|?rar, &c. q^f|^. [ fftcf. 
 
 3 anrf ExPEBiEscKi). ST^^qrH 3n?5?IT, &c. ^^f^?T, T- 
 pROTEDOKE, n. puroeyor, \. Cateeeb. HT^^t, ^T^i=ftH. 
 Phovexdeh, n. food for leasts. ^pJirqin m, ^l< | ^|u i| m.'km 
 
 f. «mPTTfT m. 
 Green p. ^tr/. 
 
 FRO 
 
 Peoveu, «. Pkovino,^. a. v. V. A. 1. ^'<;N'Trrr, ■«ira^ ^J"- 
 OITTT, &c. srf^rqR;^, STHFTT, 3^T7T^, S(fFiqf^-3TqqfTr-&C. 
 
 Pboveeb, m. «ai(% n<%c. f^/. J^ottjff/. SflmT »i. ^rfilT >«. 
 
 PnovEHBi.AL, a. weH//o«e(? m a proverb. ^"Jft^, »^rfFTr{?;T. 
 
 2 comprised in a proverb.^ current as a proverb. ?qvq^q^ 
 
 ^ pertaining.^ suitable, 4'c. to a proverb, r^oft^. 
 To Pkovibe, v. a. procure or prepare beforehand. qS-Ac. ^- 
 €^ %^, rT^nr or "rtqTT-f^5-e*tc. ^^7\ %^0T, ij^^'T/.-?!- 
 ^FT »«.-mf^ w.-rRH? or FR^ /.-fTTTft orTrqrfT/.-'^r- 
 vJpTT/.-TTr^/».-<T3T^ft^/.-5r^^ OT.-&C. ^ot-ep^TT 5^1^. 
 
 2 supply, furnish, give. ^oT, qRof, J'^^^i ?tTf^ «.-?fTK?ft 
 /-etc. ^Riiiy. ofo. q^iioft /.-%W »».-»TTrft /.-&c.^T^ 
 g.ofo. 
 
 3 V. To Stipulate. ?i%?f «j. ^ptw. 
 
 To p. against. 3T^ M..tfr'7ir«.-^'tIPr«--&c.5itqbT g.ofo. 
 To p. for, put into a liveliJiood. 37^RT FTT^. 
 To be provided for. S[5fm i=5FT0T_ 
 To p. for comfortably. T^lTi^ n. ^af y. 0/0. 
 Peovideb, ;?. T. v. 1. 35 ^P^vT %^^?5T, rTTR-fS^^-Ac. ^JR 
 Sq'FJFSr, &e. 
 
 2 f^^^, qTET?!^, &c. 
 
 3 fl'%f?m, ^t%f?T^. 
 
 Peoyidence, n.fore-thovghf, foresight, fore-concern.^^^lm. 
 %T^\U n. fr^f?/. ^t^^f^ /. <r^^^T^ H. f^f^^R '". I^f^- 
 =qR »«. ^^<s:^f^^^ n. -f^f^^^^^^ n. TTf^^P-l^lptl+'l ?t. 
 
 2 ( of God ). f-sqrtnsT n. X^^'^ «• ^»?r(tfl^TH«. f'SRI- 
 ^ypRT n. ^arg^KTRT m. f»^^KT^/. 
 3 — as an epithet of God, T. God. 'iT^TT'^f^'^TrTT. 
 Peovibent, a. fore casting. f^?T, c^^^^TT, ^t'^f?, ^55flf, ?- 
 
 T^f^, qfrnrm^siTf, Tf^^J^rff, i^^Rf, h^ti'^ct^, «- 
 
 Protibential, «. p/Tcc/fff? by the providence of Qod.i'^- 
 
 Proyidentiallt, ado. v. A. i'»^^'jft#, j^>^fT^-s|H. 
 Proyibently, adv. y. A. f'^^^, St'f^^t^, &c. ^<<i_f^"jiT^, 
 
 Peoyibeb, n. Peoviding, ;?. a. v. V. 1. JS^^'T^^'JTTO', rlTT- 
 T^F^TT 2^'JrRT, ?R<T5 ^JRHITH, SR^ft JPT'JrRT, &c. 
 
 2 ^oTRT, j^gornr, &c. 
 
 Peoyince, n. division of a state. g'TT m. ^\^ m. t\^^ n. 
 Government of a p. g^Rlft/- 
 Governor of a p. g^^, TS^^R, HTSfe^. 
 2 proper office or sphere., Y. Business, ^RT n. spRCT «. 
 3Tf^R »!. ^RT «. -^^'k m. ^tg w. «. g-^?5 «. 
 
 To fall or be in p. of. ^^IS^R got-3T^prf y. of s. 
 Peoyinctal, a. belonging, ^'c. to a pi-ovince. gH<l^|, 5n^- 
 '^T, srmt?f?5T, STt?Rq-, '^^^ft, '^^RMj'^fn^. 
 2 See KusTic.
 
 PEO 
 
 Provision, n. v. V. 1. — act. ?r-fR ^RW n. ?i?rT ^FSTT S^^t »». 
 
 Ac. rTTR^ or ?TT^/. rT'TTft/ iT^fft'^f n. 
 
 I. preparations, mensitrr.t taken. r\Ty^orr\T^f. rPTTVt/. 
 
 II. stock collected.^ ih.nr/s provided. fltf^fT »i. '^]W^\f. ^ 
 
 ijift/. it^J^t/. ^qf m. rf^^ »«. *r?:?ft/. sr^ or ^c/. 5- 
 
 III. licttial, V. Food. 3T^ ?!. ^pJf «• 37T^«i. 3TRT<?nift«. 
 Uudressed provisions. 'ftf'iJT m. 3^"PT m. 3TTHT5f «. 
 
 IV. stipulation, v. Coxiution. ?i%cl»i. 
 
 lb Provision, f. a. sa/J^iy tcithfood. <ft=5rHt->S:c. if^jft/-- 
 
 &c. SR^-^^?T S^ijf. 
 Pbovisional, Peovisionart, «. provided for He present 
 
 occasion. =5fT?IFqT ^PrTT^sTT, =^raf'TT nT^=qT, '^fTB?^! !T^Tr=EfT, 
 
 Provisionally, ado. v. A. "^P.rqj ^.m^^., ^n^TT sr^TTc^. 
 Proviso, n. stipulation, v. Condition. ?i%rf m. ^^fr/. 
 Provocation, ?;. v. V. 1. — act. ^?(^ n. &e. ^'^v^ «. 3"- 
 
 2— ncC. fsffTT^ijf n. ^V,qui «. &c. %'?Roft/. f^^^mt/. 
 
 1. provoking langvafjC. f^^^qi 'TP^ /. 2^^ f^TS^Prft^ 
 ?b Provoke, ». «. arouse, stir up, v. To Excite. %?r^, %- 
 
 2 f.rt-iVf /o anijer, v. To Angee. fsffTR'of, 'ST?'!^, ^ot^^y^ 
 
 5. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 ( a fight, quarrel, argument, &c. ). T^^T^T ^jTRT ( J^T- 
 
 f%^, sTTTTfsnsrqt, &c. ). 
 Provoked, p. v. V. 1. %?iqHt^, &c. ^^tfqrf, g%f^rT, si^H, 
 
 2"'^fn^?5?5T, Rs-^H^rfl, &C. ^Ftftn, ^rTTfqrl, ^?W. 
 pHOvOKEii, M. Provoking, ^. «. Provocative, a. v. V. 1. 
 ^d«(UIKl, &c. 3%^fnF, S^'T^, 3'^TKnp, 3%3PT-&C. ^Tfrf- 
 
 2 f^di=)uiKi, %'2^mRT, I^T^TT^mr, &e. nnTfrsrniTniRT, 
 
 T^r^T^, g^vH'TJ, ^^''W, #':fT^^, ^r'--fr%3n;. 
 Provokinglt, adv. v.V. 2. f^FiT^pn^'tnT-^n^T-Ac. <fec?. 
 Provost, n. arftT^PTft. 
 Prow, n. fore part of a slip. HT5E/. 
 
 2 — kind of boat. "TSR or qst^T m. 
 Prowess, n. valour, gallantry, S^c. M<l+1 »». ITHN w. T^T'^T 
 
 on. ^^y^f. ^T^RiT^/. ^^/. sft'f «. f^nPH «. 
 Personal p. •m^«ft4 n. 
 21? Prowl, D. «. wander ahout for prey. f^l^FlfiHlSt fTH^'if, 
 
 fii*i^--i-'TK'Tt%-&f. ??i'iHT ftfTTur, fqT?:irr /. /;/. ^n^Dj, 
 
 ?IS'?5ir or rfotqW, Mloirfl^ fTTTot. 
 Prowler, «. Phowlino, ;;. o. v.V. fnwff'FTT5t-f^^PT^=5qT ^- 
 
 »TRT-&e. f<j>^u|KI, fqr^T VIrfUlKI, 'TTolr'TT. 
 PnoxiMATE, a. V. Next, Near. ?m?ft=fr, rll^THTT ^'^^, 
 
 685 
 
 II 
 
 PUB 
 
 P. cause, V. Cause, a^n^^spptoi o. ^jtnsR «. 
 
 Proximity, «. v. A. ^.^^f. rjnffT »k. flflf^B/. ^^A m. Jifq. 
 
 tTPT «. ^f5rf>^/. T?»"«7 "I. 
 Proxy, >i. agency of a sulstitule. STfrrf^fq^ «. 
 
 By p. srfrTl^f'^^nT, 5if?Trfi>;fr=?r^sr. 
 2 V. Substitute. ^f^f^V^, ^^r^^., ■^i^'H\, 
 Prude, n. woman u-ho affects modesty, su^^t ^P^r^ ^]^^\ 
 
 To play the p. JT^of, HTS «. ^T^^t, rt^ m- JTIT'jf. 
 Prudence, w. t. Caui ion, "Wisimjm. ^ n^ij ^ f Xf. v^'^7\^;t\ 
 f. ^irf^T^r m. ^5?TT ««. T^^'Ht/. qeriM^r«i-MK »iT ^^'- 
 
 Prudent, «. V. Cautious, AV'ise. q.q^TTT7, ^q' -ijHjW , t;ii- 
 
 Prudkntiai., a. procrii/ing. <\-c. from pnidi iicc. fllTJTffFiv'. 
 
 Prudently, Prudentially, adv. v. A. ^jt^tt^'h, ^*1^^- 
 <mT^, Ac. TftTjnJT?5ik'3#-7;, ^^Ji^fl^^^f^f;, &c. 
 
 Prudery, «. affected modcs/y, cJt. ?iril^-^,^^ ift?f H.-?ifn 
 w.-?fn «.-<?liT-itc. nH% VI. pi. ^J^T m. pi. ^^r^\-^f 
 
 Prudish, a. affectedly 7nodest, — a female. i1T%^t^j mS'iT- 
 Z'^\{f. ft ),?5T^f*TOT^T, &C. 3TT3^<«ma3 31%^, 
 
 Prudjshness, n. v. A, 'jftf5 'iTT<^?rt ?5T^/.-fr«rr/.-Ao. 
 
 To Prune, v. a. lop, cjv. ^PJW «.-^T^/ ^R^r, ?i5^ot, i5T^, 
 
 Pruned, p. v. V. ^RTt %^?^, ^s^i?:??!, &c. ?q^. 
 
 Pruning, m. v. N.—act. Wh\f. qJST T.^<JI n. SR:ift/. •HlotvH/. 
 
 Pruning-dook, «. 'i.\Mr\ \ m. 
 
 Prurience, Pruriency, «. v. Itch, fig. W^f- ^f- 
 
 Prurient, a. v. N. ^u^ gj%t^, ^Iv^W. 
 
 To Pry, t>. n. into ; inspect closely .^ tcith attempt to discover 
 something. ^\f(^ TTfiJf, ITT^ift/.-sifT^'n^ /-f^f5P?^l/.- 
 ^P^'^/'F^'ft /• ^f^i TTSSFfNT aroot, qrs^ orX( f. 
 
 [I ^^JJ^. 
 
 ij 2 about. %^^, '^, i^oiuft /.-■^f^tferr^ /.-&c. ;j^. 
 
 il Prying, p. a. v. V. 1. ^fl'rat ^^"TTTT, ^nrf ^ft :RWRT, &c. 
 
 11 2 %^OTTTT, ^T^irr, ^=^, ^fooTT. 
 
 Psalm, ?i. ^T^ »'. jfTFT «. 
 '1 Psalmist, «. '?TT=^^rT, ^BT^f^. 
 i Psalmody, n. ^■!==m^ n. ^=^^^f. v. ^, J^or. 
 j| Psalter, «. Jfrrt^ J??!^ ?i. [^:, V^. 
 
 j Pshaw, interj. v. Interjection, ftjfg, jft, 3,3H,f^j:, fq^, 
 i| PsEuro. Tills prefix is rcjulered by fir^.'^T, H^, ?if5nT,Ae. 
 
 PSYCIIOMOICAL, a. V.N. 3TIfn?iF^fVl^^iitft, 3T«TTrJTf«nn7^. 
 
 PsYCnoLOOY, ». science of man's fpinlual nature. ^]7^T^T^- 
 Il PoBEBXT, PuBEBCENCE, M. ripe age in the sexes. 7%^. ^'i".
 
 PUB 
 
 PUP 
 
 The lire & iiush of youth or p. 5^5?ft or 5^^ /. 
 Glowing uiuler the nnior of p. ^H^^ftrf, 
 Not arrived at p. arsTm'fTST^. 
 To be under the excilcnient of p. ^JT^J^of. 
 To attain p.— a ni;iie or female, cfloidf, EnTfrf-TWtfT- 
 3TTffrT->TTm-r«H-'Sic. %ut.— a female. ^|mT?m im. 
 Pliif.sce.nt, a. arrived atpithcrly. ^^\^-'V^\^--f{J^■?{-x^^.Sic. 
 
 3Ti%?5T, 5rrfm?5r^, ^tt^^. 
 Pubic, a. tTT^lT. 
 i^lDLlC, a. of or Moiijinj /o llie people or community. ^^ 
 
 ?n^^^^, ^HWR'T, ^Hmi^q', fl=f^fH-T, ^^^rir^, 
 
 2 current among all people, comvionli/ knoicn. g'^J, ^^- 
 
 P. report, P. talk, &e. See under PoruLAE, People. 
 
 To become p. ^^of, >if|^ q^^, Jrr^of, ^^'^m 'Tot, ^r- 
 fiRsp ?». ftot y. o/s. 
 PcBLiC; n. the general lady of the nation, cf'c. v. Community. 
 SPK »«. pi. ^^ ?5t^ ">■ i^^ ^'k m. pi. 
 
 In p. ffrafH, BT^mr, =?i5Tf?f, g-^T?, q-:^: pop. W^Z. 
 
 In p. and iu private. BI'pirTifT (^^trrf?T, "^^tffr f^PFT- 
 5f r, ^ni^f^lT. [ 5!r%«fOTT/. 
 
 Ecgard or deference to the p. ^jJW.r^Wl f. ^fT^B^f /. 
 
 To come before the p. fim ^'Jf. 
 PcBuc-nousE. See Inx. 
 
 fL-EMC-MISDEI), PuBLIC-SPIIilrED,. a. cfl'TT'^ff, ^IT^tT^'fTf, 
 
 ^^T'4f, ^r'4f, <TTr'4'trir. 
 
 Pl-BLIC-iII.\DEDXE33, PUB l.IC-SPIRITEDKESS, 11. V.A. pit^T*^ 
 
 Publican, n. t/i» keeper; seller of spirits, SjC. T^T^, ^?5Tc7, 
 
 ^l*,rtf+*<l. 
 
 2 colleetor of taxes or customs. ^^fH^TT. 
 Publication, Publisdixo, n. v. Y. 1.— ac/. sff^^ ^m «. 
 
 &c. 3TT^rPF?:oT «. sr^^^m «. j^rh «. ^toit/. ql7^<PT- 
 
 ^ «;. Tft^f^/. ^mz m. 
 
 " gnr^ 5rfff5; T.i^ «. &c. 
 
 4 ^r^tf"^ n. [»i.-7W^n.-&c. 
 
 1. pullished look, S;c. STTH qf%5 %?^;^T or ^TB^T ^'<T 
 
 PUBLICITX, PUBLICNESS, «. V. A. 1. ^fif^itf^T/- ^^f^T^- 
 
 %^ n. ^^^^q- m. 
 
 2 3^T5/. T^fr/- T^TRft/. STftrf^/. ^'lf^T;«. ^"raSTf^ff 
 
 Publicly, fl,/i.. v. A. 1. ^^|^, W??\:pt=F|^, J^rnFf H, ' 
 Ti^T^^, Tfsf^Fi^, &e. ^ " i' 
 
 2 ;j^, 75T1^(^^ ^f%5^ :q^7jt?f^ ^;:TffT^ qj^f^^ =r1^i?f^ SfJ- ,1 
 
 ; ._ jl 
 
 ll 
 
 ^PIT^^II^, "^R. 
 
 !!'(7/; o/J^n j?/ory,-ny o;- vtlcr shamelessncss. 
 
 5n"31rr ^TrlPT, 
 
 To Publish, v. a. make pullidy knoicn; proclaim, promulgate, 
 announce, ^-c. ^t':-JTf«5-7^I-iR^-f^f^-&c. ^PTtJf, ?Tt- 
 
 iSi, P!;ram-^nTti=r-i'i:c. ^tn^-'irrai'if, ^w.z^ or 5tip:ot, Tf?"- 
 
 <S:e. SRof, Sff*f|'T?f-J^f^qFffT-.te. 5fimoT, m"7'JrT/.-7^R?T". 
 &c. W-l^ g. of 0. ^T'i\'P^-i>.-&.c. W.i:^ g. of 0. 
 2 — abroad, fur and wide; with the power of To hlazc 
 to blazon, to noise abroad, y. To IS'oisp:. 3''?5r 'Tr5'^,1TjT- 
 ^m, =^^ffT-qf=5ffFT-5T^f?T-^tH':f?t-cte. ?(rn<JT, q^^-'q^q^rf 
 
 ^TRTw -^^jnrwi.-iic. ^,J.'J\ g. of 0. 
 
 3 (a book, &c.). ^r-j^ sffei; jpTin, w.'^ =^t^frr-?ii-^frr-f?i- 
 
 f%:fit?f-&e. ^TMiit. [«(|M<ui. 
 
 ^ put into circulation, utter (false docitment.Sfc.) ^Tr!?'!', 
 
 Published, j;. v. V. 1. srftij k^j^A., ^TftW^OT, &c. ^mfp", 
 
 if^F^ ;)f';>. Sri?, sT^ftfr, »tTf%'r?^,5r?5^, si?ji%?T, sTqCfJi. 
 
 Publisher, m. v. V. 1. irf^s ^F^atirrr, ^rfl?: ^^ctrt, &c. i?- 
 ^^T-Tfi?:^-«.tc. et;Trf-^rfi-&c. 
 
 3 ITPT^ srftri; ^?:aTRT. 
 
 To Pucker, •;;. a. cotitract or gather into folds. JT^jiJir or JT''- 
 
 50T, ^-t^-i^iir, 3TT^^5f^, ^^f^r/ Z*^- ^m^-TTS^. 
 
 Puckered scam (of an angrakhd, S)C.). xfturwi./. 
 
 To PuCKEE, V. 11. le contracted into folds. ^V^^r\^, JTKjuf or 
 msnt, f^T5?:"Jt or 575^'^', 3Tnp«^ or arrj^cif, 3T?:^. 
 
 sTq^^r, 5^f r^r/. pl.-&c. ^^-^iiJ_ 
 
 PuCKEE, PUCKEEINO, 11. V. A''. N. fTf^T/- f^'Xt/ f^'-T/"- 
 ^^W.^f. ^^f. ^\^\m. Sfotfcft f %5fr/. 
 
 PUDDEE, To PUDBEE. See BOTUEE, To BOTHEE. 
 
 Pudding time, h. nick of time. ricZ<jft/. qPT/. 
 
 P. jack. aTTT%^, armfm^f , HPT^nrs, >tt^^^. 
 
 Puddle, n. small stand or cclleaion of dirty water. 55)"%,-!, 
 %i%n. S^PFtrr^. V^^Mn. V^^.n. Z^rf,^m. t;^} f. ^%r\vu 
 S^rrr?". 3f T or i\^TSm. f\^^n. ■^\^^^n. f^W^n. Jfr??)!. 
 Water collected in puddles, ^\'^^^n. fvTI?fl^«. 
 
 To PuDLLE, V. a. See To Mudden. 2 wi«^e close icith clay. 
 
 Pudenda, n. v. Phimties. JTr^'"."- l^ftM. 
 
 Puerile, a. boyish, v. Childish. ^nw.z, qiTHoE, qr^^. 
 
 Puerility, «. t. Childishness. 'm^'Jir"!. g ^-.iMu im. 
 
 Puebperal, a. pertaining to childbirth. STTSFROTr^r, STT^JT 
 jl (in comp. as sfr^ntm) ST^rff^r, srafa' (Id comp.) !Traf?lJF. 
 j' P. woman, m^rff. 5iT5!?ftoi/ [/. '^^rn. 
 
 ! PuEF, n. blast with the mouth. <^'^?«. ^^Rot. ^^PRTwi. "Ppwi. 
 I 2 ( of wind ) blast, gust. ^^ft/. "^^ f- ^Z^.\m. ^Z^^^m 
 5?qT^ m. HSJ^FT »«. <i'»». -H^/. ^m m. WWAm.^-^VCWu 
 
 Gentle p. ^^.f. r5^/. 
 
 In putfs. #5Efr, ^frat. 
 
 Strong p. H«l^ m. dim. ■>:j^^f. hh+KI »i.
 
 PUL 
 
 687 
 
 PUL 
 
 4 light cake. ^K^f. ^FR^Tjyr »i. ^SS^t or H^^/. 
 
 5 tumid commendation, cj'e. ^flRqft/. ^^T^/. «I5rt/. 
 
 To Puff, y. ?J. breathe hard, blow, v. To Pant. spf^TSSot, ^- 
 
 pi. %oT-?:[^w, g^^pix H(. ^/..^fl^R '«. /'^-3T«rHrT?rreT«(. 
 
 To p. and blow ( as in fever or passion ) Jt5t_ 
 
 2 Uow with the month. V^m. f.-^^T. m.-^^^ m.-^%Km- 
 ^-7?RT m. f^^. [i\\T^. 
 
 3 swell with air. rf^ "PT^, «ft^^, 'TC^ar intens. r^lK^.^ 
 To Puff, v. a. t. To Inflate, ^iqfijf, "Plt^ ^j:"??. 
 
 2 i^it' away, jf^- j%^T?Tr (/(?t^.-"5^T-TM-&c. 31^^. 
 
 3 up ; elate with pride. ^I^oi, ^^^"JT, JTM'Iot, ^TTTT^'jf, 
 ^ftf n. ^■s^^ g. of 0. \\t\^ "pS n. pi. qf':Tat, =qD-qr^r 
 
 4 praise tumidly. Sfc. =q^^iJr, ^T^riT /•-'P^TTft/.-^SfTTT^/.- 
 
 &c. •FT'Jr-'Frf'T'if y. o/o. qtH h. ^ir^q'Tf-JTT^sf'jf ^. (yo. t- 
 TM%f. ^\^^■^\Tm ff. ofo. 
 
 Pl'Ffed,;). t. V. A. 1. 'B'N%^, &c. <PTTr, fff^ m«/ss. ^- 
 
 3 jn^^^^r, ^T7r^%?sT, &c. Aji_ 
 To be p. up. 75Kot, ^noT, =5r5iTf , »Tr^in, frqFoT, ^qr- 
 
 M'r-&c.q^'jf, T^TUT'Jf. 
 Puffeduess, h. v. P. 1. ^ /. "piT^^ o- ^"ir^/. "PiW^ff or 
 
 ^%int/ ' '^ " " [arm. 
 
 Puffy, a. swelled with air, ^c. ^^H "P^^^T, ^\^^^'^., ^\nWj 
 Pao-DOQ, n. JTT^^^fR^ 7?TT^ cfff 'i^\ -fTsfT f?T=qT^ ^^r^ 
 
 PUO-FACED, «. JTT^5?fferr. 
 
 Pug-nose, «. %^^ ^n^ ?i. 
 
 Puan, inter]. ^P, ^Trf. 
 
 Pugilism, Pugilist. See Boxing, Boxeh. | 
 
 Pugnacious, a. disposed to fiyht. v. Quaehelsome. ^FRr 
 
 <PJ^^, TTITT, Htsnr, HfS^R, JfJf . I 
 
 Pugnacity, «. v. A. *ff3''"T<'TT m. &e. T'JfqT/. 
 Puisne, a. v. Infetiior. ?TR^qT "?^ft=;fT. [fsr^f.T »«. ' 
 
 Puissance, n. might, power. "RTJTiT m. sp^ «. 5lrrr3''5T'Tr/'. 
 Puissant, 3. ?«j(7/;/v,;)0(fe//;//. qTTvpift, si?IT"ft, q^JTI?, sf??- 
 
 Puke, To Puke. See Vomit, To Yomit. 
 Pulchritude. See Beauty. 
 
 To Pule, v. n. v. To Whine. 'ii?: n.-^^n.-vi n.-'^,^■,n.^ui. 
 To Pull, v. a. draw, gfi^ijf, 3TTf ?T%at, FTTOTof, aTT^'^r'if, PT- 
 =5T"^, ^f|T %^, 3fl5/.-'flT5r wi.-&o. \ii. 
 
 To p. and haul. To p. and push about ( nidclj, &c.) 
 
 ?TPJT/-fTmr?fm/.-^=:iTi^=ET/.-&c. ^.^ g. ofo. 
 
 To p. ( at a smoking apparatus ), taJce a H'hijf. ^ m. 
 
 To p. suddenly and smartly. ^^I'FiJ) , f^HUJf, r.'^f.l- 
 f^, f^^^\ w.-f^BSr »«.-^?!j;r wi.-g?:=PRT hi.-Ao. tut. 
 To p. tog-ether, ayrce. "^ w». q-^it ^. of. s. 
 
 2 pluck, gather, rfrs^, ^T^^, g^of, rtftofT /.-^IIT wi. T-- 
 ^nf y. of 0. 
 
 3 down ; to pieces ; take to pieces. 4 H<hi^ , ^Ifl^m, T- 
 
 ^3(Tlr, f^^Tq;r7-&c. ^FTot, flr^i^?7H n.-&c. ^r^ y. o/ u. 
 I 4 oft", out, V. To Extiuct. cFKot, ;?rTf ^ ^>Ji. 
 
 5 to pieces; rend. ^^5 jT^ "'■ i'/. ^';''i ,17. of o. 
 
 up ; V. To EoOT UP. ^IJiif , 7'T=r<Jt, TT5ot_ 
 Pull, Pulling, m. t. V. 1.— ac^ arfTtrf «. &e. 3TIT/. '«l?t 
 
 >«. ^^01 n. f^T^q-OT «. 
 ji A sudden & smart p. ^^nur m. 
 
 ! A long p. and a strong p. and a p. all togctlicr. »i=r- 
 
 t\f. V. jTi^r, m^., '^7. m. V. ?r^. 
 j At a p. psp 3T[^ or ^^r 'A\i(A. 
 
 |l P. and hauling-. •Jfr^RTur/. 'flmmT/. ^^I^^/ 
 
 j I. strain, stress. 3fl^/. '«!?-[ w. '9i\%^f. n. "iftT^ /. "^T? 
 
 I '«• %^ »«• «• ^ [ ^^f.. 
 
 Pulled,;), t. A'. 1. 'jfTS^^, ?i^^^T, Ac. vn^fR^, f^npfq??, 
 i Puller, w. Pulling, /i. n. v. V. 1. 3TI?<itrt, ^^qoTRT, A>-. 
 I 3TT^«f^, f^^-^, aTTT.'ifl-itc. ^rTf-^PRr-Ac. 
 I Pullet, n.young hen. r\x^ ^A^tif 
 I Pulley, «.— oi'a block. ^ctiffFi% ^T^ n. iTSt/.fsiRq^t/. 
 
 Pulley block, .-j. ^cqj ;». ^cqt/. Hoft »«. nwf:] m. 
 
 Pulmonary, Pulmonic, a. perlainingto thelungs. "PfBT^^T, 
 
 j p. consumption. ^Pf???? m. 
 
 Pulp, n. soft part of fruit, (j-e. q^ m. lt^ ;«. ifts; »«. 7^ ;,. 
 TH^ m. JTT^f w. 
 I 2 soft mass— gener. STI^ >h. 
 
 Pulpit, «. JT^^TRRT n. ^^^mtz n. --^^<k n. ^^■m\^^ n. 
 
 PuLPOus, Pulpy, a. hating much pulp. ?^R, HT^TT, isil- 
 
 ^tH or n^ppftrT, JTmn^, ni^psjjop. hrtis, i^h^, tih- 
 sr, iTHoT, shs^Ih or ^Ti^^JitFr. 
 
 To become p. and sweoti^h. nTH^oj. [ l^iTt??. 
 
 2 so/?, ;)rt/';)y, W-e ;;»/;;. JT3J,mflR;tH,fi??^f5l=rr^, 1^- 
 Pulpousness, Pulpiness, n. y. A. 1. qijqfq^Tlcrrr m. nrai- 
 *HU(I ?». &c. 
 
 2 H^JT^OTT '«. f^^fll^^iTT m. 
 To Pulsate. See To Thiior. To Palpitate! 
 Pulsation, n. healing or throbbing of the heart, an artery, 
 Sfc. ^^T^-5TT5tt->.tc. ;j?6t n.-ijTOT ;i.-15>j;t «i.-3TT^fFl m. 
 Pulse, n. ( of the blood ). w\t\^ 3'3^ «.-Wfoi n. ^v€V^\ 
 3TmT?r WJ.-JT^T m. ^TTt/ ^Hf. 
 
 To fool the p. Hm/ "n^ot, :7T^qrt?1T/. ^IRttT. 
 
 To feel the p.». so«;i./. H?r».-&c. Tr^oj, ^JT w. JTf =T 
 
 To find one's p. (natur-il temper or disposition). 
 
 ^rit/. ^TtTI'lf /». (OH. (TM(/ 7. of 0. 
 
 To shew ( sullor to be felt ) one''3 p. HI5^/. ^^^^. 
 2 legumes. ^.%zp\ n. ^PT^'JI or TSm n. ^5T0T H2M «. T- 
 
 j-^T'^ ?». ^FT^VTT^ ;(. fg^-i pop. ^"^H n, W.^ n.
 
 PUN 
 
 G88 
 
 PUN 
 
 A germinated grain of p. f^rst or €\ f. or 5 «. 
 
 A grain of shelled p. ?fn^Mr m. <fr?5r '»• 
 
 A half of a split graiu of p. CToE^or n. 
 
 A whole grain amongst split p. ^»fRT m. 
 
 Bit8 and powder among split p. ^^/. ?5tun m. 3n- 
 
 Grain remaining unhusked amongst split p. jtoS m. 
 
 Green pods of p. parched. g'ST or ^oET m. 
 
 Husked p. ite m. Tt5T »». 
 
 Mass of dry jiods of p. ftTSt/ or % n. 
 
 Parched p. ^5^r ^T?5 m. 
 
 P. parched and groiuid. 5T^ n. 
 
 P. boiled whole. Jlfr/. 
 
 Parched p. boiled up with salt or P. salted and 
 parched. fHSMl^T or fJT^iJr m. pi. 
 
 P. &e. boiled up with vegetables. ^^^ n. cfT^^ n. 
 
 P. ground and fried. ^^•! m. Ef?^ «>• 
 
 P. roughly ground. Trs or H^JT »>. 
 
 P.-water. ^p^ «. ^PT^ijff n. ^F^iJl ». 
 
 Split p. ?ToE or 5Tot/ 
 
 Split p. imperfectly husked, jts^/. StoE^ 5To5/. 
 
 Stub or stalk of p. ^frre^TT ». 
 
 "Water in which split p., rice bits, &c. have been 
 boiled, rrm or rn^T^ft «• 
 Pci.TEEABLE,Pui.\EiiizABLK,rtY7(rt/ maijle reduced to powder. 
 W!TT^>(r-TTF^-&c. =^of-&e.qrrTqT3TmT-^R^-&c. f?:TT, 
 
 PuLvF-nizATios, «. V. V. ^jr^s. ijiTT JRirf ». &e. =^offcf;^ar re. 
 2*0 PcLTEBizE, To PuiTEHATE, V. a. reduce to powder. =5^^, 
 
 JJ-+'^ft/--5^ »i.-=^ot ^i.-^nrr W.-&C. cf;^ y. of 0. 
 PULVEEIZED, p. V. V. ^T^rST, jnT %%??T, '^"Tfl^d . 
 Pump, n. — the hydraulic engine. <^5i m. 
 To Pump, v. a. raise hy a pump, -mn' ^T^W-W^'Jf. 
 
 2 out;/y. ( secrets ). ^'Jidj or ^tjjh ;fi^,3^C^ ^TSW, 
 
 H^ «. Trfiif ff. ofo. 3Ti?rff «. y'^. f^T^foir y. o/o. 
 PuMPiox, Pumpkin, «.— the plant. HTT^Y/. ' fel'^ l of t- «• 
 ^FT^ /. — the fruit, jfrT^T »». ^T°^5Er »«. o>' a «. 5pt^55r 
 Wi. Oi- S ». ^^n^jotw. ^pntsn. 
 
 Dark green p. ^psft HPT^ft/. ^^m m. ( its fruit, ^r- 
 
 Long white p. |t--^ w-lia^ 'TTTsTt/. ^^ HTT?!!'/. |tft- 
 DT/. ( its fruit, ^'^tr\ ^J^^ln.^i^X\ HTqatTOT-JIT ^H^W.). 
 
 Young p. q^T »«. 
 Pun, «. /)/ay i/;)ow jcc7-(7s. 9^ m. s^%f?p/. si^'MW+k »m. 
 To Punch, v. a. bore, ^-c. f%=5f(ift^-&e. TTi^, Hy^^, W^ n. 
 
 2 ( with tte fist, elbow, &c.). iT5TM.-&c.iTlT'iJr, STHof, sf- 
 
 3 ( clothes in washing them ). Rr^riT^, =^^^, 
 Punch, n. — the instrumejit. fr^tift/. ^jt[x m. 
 
 2 Y. Blo w, n^ »«. ^y «. ^^^ ,„. #rt^5!^ o?- %oft/. 
 
 3 See Buffoon. 4 i^^ i^TK^ V^ 'JTf^_ " 
 
 Puncheon. See Siamp. 2 See Cask. 
 
 PuNcuiNELLO See Buffoon. 
 
 Pu.NCny, a. short and fat. '^X^^\ WIRT, ^PJxTT sjitqi^r, 
 
 PuscTli-iO, n nice point of ceremony or behaviour. f^i'imH]' 
 
 Punctilious, a. nice or exact in points of ceremony or 
 leltaviour. aTT^jq^Tr^^^fr STTft^ l"tct "TT^Dim, ^Ho5, 
 
 Punctiliousness, n. v.A. H^Hlq^^TJifiSgr/. g^-'J^PT-sfR^y^Tw. 
 
 g;^iT?if^^-:ii?r«- ^^r-Htu^R^f?/ ^je-jin^R^fi /.^Rt^- 
 
 FviscTVKh, a. particular in the observance of time, engage- 
 ments, Sf-c. EPfj^fR, ^\^^ nsp^r, ?ih=?t?i^, ^H^r^rri^F, ^- 
 
 ^iH'm-Tt, f^q-JTf^'?, sif?ifTTf>ig, ?(%fTf?i^, 5T^?rf=i^, 
 
 2 See Exact. 3 See Punctilious. 
 
 PCNCTUALITX, PUNCTUALNE.S9, M. T. A. 1. JT^TJ^fK^OTr »«• ^- 
 
 H^RfTOT M. ^iT^rqi?!^ n. ^a^mwj^ n. ^^^^^^ n. ^^^^ 
 ^^t/. ?RTqf^m/. PfJTHf-^^r/. ^^^^^f. ^%?ifi^^r/. 
 
 STffTfTTf^gr/. 
 Punctually, «(7y. v. A. 1. %S^, %*f,%5:% si^^r, ^FTFTT %- 
 
 To Punctuate, v. a. point.^ mark icith stops. arsr^Hr^TT 
 
 ^t/. pi. ^\FM-\^., fsf^Hfq-i; n. w,m-%^.^ fro^f^^- 
 
 Punctuation, n. v. V. ar^THT^^i^qT goTT't,'^ «• f^T^iHf^f- 
 
 ^FT «. ar^THmfsf^^H n. 
 PuNCTUEE, To PuNCTUEE. See Peick, To Peick. 
 PuNDLE, n. short and Jul woman, ^^]v^\^^J. iTiq^TT/. 
 
 PuNGENCT, n. V. A. 1. f?r^?:qoTr m. &c. ffr^^i^/. FiB^rf /. 
 
 ^flrfr/. rrt^aT?Tr/. fffsT^lT/. f?r^»»."rr^ffir n. ?t^«. :t^- 
 
 Pungent, ct. //oi!, J/^/«y, acid.^ stimulating, S;c. lit. Jig. frT^ 
 intens. ^W-iv^., ?f?5?jr, rft^":!, rfftT, ^^r[ remiss. ^^R?:^ 
 
 ?=?TTtB-, q?^, n^^J-R, ^f ra or ?^^, :;t^?5, ^^ftH, 5fOT?r- 
 nftFr,=STCTl=5(aftfT, ^Toi^a'^FT, JRlvrfitfT, S^S^Tm. [^5^. 
 
 2 — pain, grief, &c. t. Poignant. f?t?3?, <ft^'<Jr,rft*r, ^^1, 
 
 PUNINESS, M. T. A. rS^JJT^r »». &C. ^fTt/. 
 
 To Punish, v. a. inflict jienal suffering on or for. ^I^, fTT- 
 
 ?T^/.-qRq^ or qrftqf^ ?j.-&c. ^^^r-^'it. 
 Punishable, a. v. V. ^rar^mr-Ac ^t^^., ^-^T, ?5T|, 
 
 fn^-^, ftT?TT|. 
 Punished, ;?. v. V. 35?5^, &e. ^f|cf, rTiflrr, mf^?r, f^lf^Trf. 
 Punishee, «. Punishing, /?. a. v. V. ^^OTRT, HTSirin, f?T- 
 
 ?Tr^RT, &c. ^ra^, ^irwr, ^w^^. 
 Punishment, n. v. V. f^T^rr/. ^tth^T «. flT5^«. 33^». ^ «;. 
 TRqcT or qrf^qrST .•». ?i^/ ?r^fT/. ci^l/ f^T^ror n.
 
 PTTR 
 
 G89 
 
 Capital p. yft^rfrTts m. Sfpjifrr^ w». qq^»j. ^^friejsjn. 
 Corporal p. \^i^^ n. ^^J5"i. ^T^^'JS m. 
 Fear of p. ^S'ftfw/. 
 
 General aud iiuliscTiniinate p. ?np?:^-^f^/. i'. ^'^. 
 Lo^al or just p. ^i-ij^^q- n. 
 Severe p. f?t;riTRT?Tr/. f^qT^S? m. 
 Severity of p. c^^TP^q' n. [fttS^ ?i.-&c. 
 
 Tudeserved p. ^^ffn' ^w.-^S^T «.-^ra^».-f^?Tr/- 
 PuxiTivE, PuxiTonr, a. v. Penal. ^Slf^^RF, fn?T^r, 
 
 Pu'NSETJ, Punster, n. one that maJccs use of puns. ^sQ^i^if^pr- 
 Pu-VT, a. small and feeble, v. Small, Meax. f^^qr, c7|T^, 
 
 ^, f^H<-5T, f^^=^m or orr, q'^i-^r'^r, r^r^ir^r. 
 Pup, M. ^^tft^ii. 
 To Pup, v. n. f^or, ^n.pl. "^TFIdt. 
 Pupil, n. v. Scholae. f^iq-, %?7T, 1^?ir5^, m^. 
 
 For the faults of the p. jiuuish the master. f^TcqpT- 
 
 2 ( of the eye ). steTT^T ?nTT ««. sts^T^ ^f ^ft/- 5^- 
 
 5fr/. rlRT OT./. FTR^/. 3Tf^?rKT/. ^^ftf^^f/ 
 Pupilage, n. state ofle'mrj a pupil. f\\'^^\Af:'^ f. f^T^^^T/. 
 
 f^Tr?T?q- n. 
 Puppet, n. image, doll, jrfsft/ qTJi=5r "»■ ^Tf ^/ qT:f S«. 
 
 ^FoTO^nft SfTf ?7t/. ^f5Tg;=5n<T'sfT:frfr/^2f^=PT/. 
 Mere p. fig. f%^^=5fr tr^, ^irif % «. 
 String of a p. ^^^^ n. t^ n. 
 PcPPET-MAN, Puppet-plater, n. ifrf % Tlfft, ^5:t^^, 
 
 ^fq^^, ^^Sfqrr, ^tirft. 
 PuPPET-snow, n. sfr^g-^=qT %55 m. ^^'^■>T!f[^ «. qs^jfrft- 
 
 7 n. ^nra;=? ». 
 Puppy, ». ^ft% ft^ w. 
 
 2 fig. ^e;7M of rontempt for a man. ^^]^■^^\'^\ 5J^ m. JTT- 
 
 'JT^rqr arq-friT m. q^pff ?«. q^rnr '«. 
 
 Puea'n, n. q^OT «. 
 
 Expounder of p. jTTuft^, o?T7?f, g3:T"Jr ^ffTRT. — Seat 
 
 of do. s^TRTTt^ n. oq-f^^q- «. — Honors paid to him. 
 
 'S^\Wj^f. 
 Pur.\'nic, a. JTTiTT^r, JTTiTTf^Tqf^. 
 Purblind, a. dim-sighted, short-sighted. Slco-MUT- ^"gl=S|T- 
 
 &e. Jt^-aTyr, ^it^i-i-^rr ^\-§r^\=^•^, ^q-sir. [^ftsq'. 
 
 PURCHASEABLE, (J. V. V. f^^Fftil | ■m=qr-^rfTT-&e. 5F,jq-, %q-^ 
 To Purchase, v. a. luy. fqf^rf '^^\-'S{\^^-f^7.^^.^ ^^-^ ^- 
 
 ?;aT-^<jr,<prRv?fat, ^fi.^f.-^^^ wt.-TrtoTT m.-Ac. ^ctj- y.o/ o. 
 PuECHASE, Purchasing, n. v. Y.—act. f%^?r q^ «. &c. ^- 
 
 f^f- ^^/- ^'T '»■ "^^^ «• ^'f'PT «. 
 
 I. thing purchased. <mR<(1/. ^ft^/. ^FTJIT^ ». €^T ??». 
 
 II. mechanical hold or poicer. ^^ ?«. ^f^r^TTwi. 
 PuECHASE-MONET, 11. V. Peice. J^R'^t-'ll "'^?Trwi-"'^-TT »». HTHn. 
 Purchased, p. v. V. fq'^pfr q^f^FTT, ^RT^^ %^?5r, &c. ^ft?, 
 
 Purchaser, M. Purchasing, ;j. a. V. V. l^rT qornr, ^^ 
 
 ^T'mTT, ^^t^?:, fn-^i/* or qr^, ^=iv!ft, %^. 
 PuRE; a. clear, not mitddg, (jv. fSfJT?? or 55, ^f=i-;j, =qT"^, =qi'- 
 
 3T^R^ B>r5CT. 
 
 .SOCE.ST. 55, 
 
 ^3, W9f, ^ET^E, firg^, tTT!F, qf^, 3TH?ir, f^r^R. 
 
 2— ceremonially, qfir^, <Tr^^, "Trj, qr-^f, m55T, gf^, 5- 
 
 Particular about being 
 3— morally ; HO/ yi/i?/y, .JV. dear, v. I 
 
 5^^, 3T^j?p?T'?, aTfTirrrrT, f^rg?;, ^rrf^rsp, ^g, ar^ 
 
 P. in heart. f^qnJ. 
 
 P. oven to the nail.s. Jf^r^r Tpft ^11^ ^TTfr. 
 4 mere, i/m/j/y, unminglcd. igj, %;p7, f^Hr^, f?l^»T, f^T, 
 
 5— speech, ^jg-, ftTJ^lcrrr, f(TJfr, f^qfq, ^JriJ, a^TTTS^rf^^- 
 
 ^T^-^jfq', 3T<T5rq^ff^-7ff?r-c<cc. 
 
 G — of females ; ignorant of sexual intercourse, v. Chaste, 
 Continent. aTfrnToq^rrqr, arfTFT^^T;!, 'Jf.'^f^j, Note. 
 These adjectives are in the feminine form. 
 
 7 icnalloged, unadulterated. ^jRT, 55, 3T^P=5, =^"tPr, '^\W' 
 s;, '^, RT*f'-7, aTffqRT, ari"?. 
 
 Very p.— g-old. qi^FTF^t. 
 
 8 of unmixed descent. £qt^. 
 
 PuEELT, o(/y. T. A. 4. Rt^^or or f^ng^^-Z, f^^T^^, f=IJ?5l, 
 
 Pueekess, Puritt, m. v. A. 1. f^HotMUir m. T^^^m^\ m. &.c. 
 
 ■ f^ n. &e. ^?-T n. 
 
 2 'Tf%=JT?rT/. ^Tsr^T'JrT in. ^ «. BTStS n. 
 
 3 =^mqroTT «>. ^mioi'imT m. &c. 5f^/. ^n>t/. ^qr^ 
 
 4 f^H5jq-UTT "'. ■RirTT'Jrr m. f^^qiir '"■ ^"WMUIl »i. &c. 
 
 5 g^Turr w(. fn^^TOTT in. &c. -ypry a^/ j f^ ?? «. arqsTqm^- 
 
 f^ n. &c. ^gfJT ». [ &c. 
 
 6 See CnASTiXT. 7^i^qun"7H. aTrWT'TT »i. -^K^H"!! »". 
 Purgation, Pueging, n. v. V. l.—aU. JTot^ n. f^i^ »». 
 
 PuEGATivE, at. Pueging, /j. <?. t. Y. JR?nTTTT, &c. JToE^F, ^r- 
 
 Purgative, m. medicine that evacuates the lotcels. ^VZ m. 5T- 
 a^ n. ^sr^ J». '^^ ». ^=q^ n. \=^ m. ^\'^^ n. 
 Jlild and gentle p. ^?^f?T^ w. 
 Violent p. CimoST^T STo5 m. 
 
 PuEGATOBT, «. ^'I'MlrHR'irPT «. 
 
 Pain of p. JT^qr^r^TT/. 
 PuEGE, n. V. Purgative, st^ >h. ^?5T»I hi. 
 
 2 s/ooZ, motion. JT^ «i. ^(7T«I «». ^TTST m. f^"^ hi. ^^|^ n. 
 
 Copious or loose p. ^^t^/. J5r^/. H^^ «. 
 Gentle and easy p. ^^sra «i. 
 To PuEGE, t'. a. evacuate the bowels. ST55 W.-^^ m.-&C. ^of , 
 
 "tr: m.-^ftst hi. ^tfp ^^ y. ofo. jra;^, ^gf^/.-H?^^- 
 
 fg;/.-&c. ^fpnjv g. of 0. 
 
 2 Sec To Cleanse, To Cleae,
 
 VVR 
 
 COO 
 
 PUR 
 
 Purged, p. v. V. 1. sra^J^r, &c. >f^cT, ^>f;TFf, flrftn. 
 PuEOiso, M. looseness of the loweh. ^n^f"!/. ^1^/. 'JJM^- 
 =FS==fT-iTrqT^T-i-c. 7T^5r m. 
 P. and Toniiting. ^TiTt^/. «. 
 P. and uriniiig. flH^T/. 
 To have p. "?pr «. ^T?5ot y. o/o. 
 PcniFicATiox, n. V. V. 1. — act. ^tioT h. f^H^ ^^ «. &c. 
 5irtT?T n. ^"r^ m. ^nfVR n. f^^rWFT n. JT^^Tq^iir n. i^H- 
 n5l+<ui n. W^T.^^ n —state, ^f^/. f^^fs/. ^'^f?/. 
 
 2— (!(•<. ^f^^ qr^'Tf n. Ac. tr^^q^^OT n.— stale. qfcTST- 
 
 PcRiFiCATOUT, nr. PurariEE, «. Puitirriso, j5. a. v. Y. 1. 
 
 5TttT'JnTT, f^JT^J qj^TJTITT, &c. ^fm^, ^?TT'^^, f^^TTq^, m- 
 tm-gf5-&e. :pTrf-^Rfr-Ltc. JT^rr^^. 
 
 qr^ft, 'Tf?f-&e. ^TT^-?FTft-&c. 
 PUEIFIED, ;;. V. V. 1. ^fTKR;^, f^JT3>;^?IT, &C. miff^, m- 
 
 2 qfir=f %^?5T, &c. qfsrf^^r, qf^i^ft^^r, qrfsr^, ^?t, 2?ft!=r, 
 qriTR, gf^^5, ???T?iV=q'. 
 
 2o Purify, y. a. make pure or clear. f%JT3-Jxj ■'-ti-^rq'-&c. 
 jpTOt, ms^Tot, 5^55 m.-JT5ft/.-&c. !fn^^-irR%. o/ o. ^^hj.- 
 WVTH «.-^f5/.-&c. :p^ot ff. of 0. 
 2 — ceremonially or morally. qf^=5T-^5-qT'T-^'r5ir-&c. ^- 
 
 ^iJr, ^^'Z WI.-&C. q?T5ot-3T^^ ^r. of 0. ^5?[r/.-qf5r'^^T/. 
 
 -Aca^TOTaT, ^f5/.-f5T3jfl/.-'Tf?f/.-&c. spT'JT. 
 PuEiTT. See PURF.>-ESS. 
 
 2t> Purl, v. k.— a brook. ^oi^cS ^Tf "Jf, ^5i:?<T5icfT, ^5^5:/- 
 
 ;^*y* /. W^. [f^Tft/. 
 
 Purl, «. o« embroidered <|- puckered lorder. '^'nt^R ^^ 
 
 2 >^^ snpTT% q^T aTTf. 3 See Purling. 
 Purler, «. Puelinq, ;?. o. t. V. ^oT^ti ^rr^'TT^, ^si^sffiT. 
 Purlieu, n. lorder. la^mn. '^F.^m. ?rfTTtn. 's(^^^n. 
 Purling, n. v. Y.—act. ^^^55/. 55:^/. 
 Pcelinqlt, ocfy. v. A. ^r^ or ^?:5?^, ^2:^05, |f:p. 
 PuELiNS, B. — in architecture, qj^ Hisoft/. qR?f?;m. 
 To Purloin. See To Steal. 
 PuRPET, n. — the cloth, q^ or ^^m.f. 
 Purple, a. — the colour. vTH^T or ^f'TZT, 5TT^5!T or ^fij^ir, 
 
 "tn'jft or ^, arf^ffff, 57?PTJlMt, --f?, Kt^^^^. 
 Purple, m. ^t*rcERn»(. &c. 
 
 To Purple, v. a. ^f'73Ttn?«. ^, ^HS^ tlT^T q;T^. 
 Purport, n. t. Meaning. ht^T'". g^THTw. rV[F^n. ^^?r«. 
 
 aTf5T5TPT»». 
 2b Purport. See To Mean, To Intend. 
 Purpose, n. intention, v. Design, g^^w. g^jq'n. ^rsUT"!. 
 *T?ra5im. gf^/ W[^mn. ^^?q?n. 3=r'4'»». fH^?Tn. ?Pl?Tn. 
 Firm or fixed p. f^pnT f^Ji-TT or ^q;?q»». 
 Of unfailing p. ^fjq-^sp^q 
 
 On p. expressly. ^^,Pt^?:?T Or ^ ^TT^TT^T (^«c?. 
 Secret p. gtHTnHm. 
 To no p. I'tfr, sq*!. 
 
 To no good p. ^^^x^^^^\^^ 
 
 To what p. WA>VB. 
 To Purpose, v. a. v. To Design. T^adt, ?t*<E?W, ^f^q^'I, 
 
 3T^^oT, 3^siT»!.-^q;rq»«.-&c. ;f^-tr?:Dt. 
 Purposed, />. v. V. g^^iffST, &c. ^f^'Z, Hr^flrf^?, ^'^f^qn. 
 
 I. — a person, v. Eesolyed. ?;?t^^?q, ^?Tf?t>/7q-. 
 PUEPOSELT, adv. V. Designedlt. 3=ir<Jr^, 55^, ^TTiir^ 5}:^^ 
 I. tciih special design, v. E.xpresslt.H^itT, 5^^, ^^"f ^, 
 ^PT^, J+^H, r)irH<^T deal. ^■i}\<^. 
 Purr, Purring, ?». v. V. l.~act. ^l^n. &c. ^T^f. 
 
 2 ^T^^«. ^rqrrr?:"*. 
 iTo Purr, v. n. — a cat. ^T^, ^<'^<ui, ^T^/.-&c. «Riit. 
 
 2 (with the lips) tt'Ajrr. *^*<iJt. 
 Purse, n. t. Bag. fq^sft/. ^fH'Jft/. ^^'Hrw. 
 Close p. reserved smn. ^VA'^.\ ^\Zf. 
 Draw -p. q^cT^ or z\m. 
 Lightness of p. 5TH|q;?=HK. 
 Long, narrow p. (to be tied around the loins). qiTTiff 
 
 Long p. (to be carried across a beast). S^sft/. 
 
 To pay out of one's own p. qfs^ ^^, ^^'^] ^. 
 2 lag of vioney. ^rSTm. [wt, fi(?:af. 
 
 To Purse, d. a. contract, (the mouth, &e.). f^f'J^'Jr orp^nz- 
 Purse-eeaeer, Purse-keepee, n. qfrT^ftH, qtrf^. 
 Purse- pride, n. ^^mm. tr^^qm. «:THTf'TKRM. 
 Puese-PEOUD, n. q-^nftFT, (^^iTtT, tpnf'T'TR'^, TTTHT??f. 
 
 PuESEE, n. r^F.^\r^^x^^[ qt?r=ft?r. [e?t^ a-c.) 
 
 Purslane, «. portulaca oleracea. ^wf. (and ^I^t^TcC, x\7\. 
 Pursuance, n. t.V. 3. Fimm. arg^qr^TK. 
 
 In pursuance ol-^ following , conformably to, t. AccoE- 
 DANT. SPTM, 3T^R, ST^^, SfH^jft^r. 
 Puesuant, a. according to or ivilh, v. Accoehant. aT2i;q, 
 
 To Pursue, v. a. go after, y. To Follow. iTFr-qT^t'TFt-JrRJT 
 -&c. :;FTwr-=5n'3^-&c. g. of 0. 3T5nH^M.-37R;5TR?t.-<S:c. %7M. 
 
 2 follow with a view to overtake ; chase, Sfc ^X^^ ?JTT- 
 U[g. of 0. qR?JFT m.-^^^^ «.-&c.:p^6t, qT^/.-fq=S5jT'«.- 
 
 ^/.-&c. qijr-tKot-q^srat g- ofo. fq=^cfT?r ^^tJf-jiTriSt 
 
 g.ofo. 
 
 To p. with dire purpose. ^FT g^?r qi^^T FTTIOT. 
 
 3 fig.ybZZoitJ ioith a view to obtain, use measures to ac- 
 quire, seek. 3'??FT«.-^T?T m.-'^^mm.&c.'^^^^^-^.J^ g.of 0. 
 arg^qTHn.-rrTTMi.^R^my.o/ o.-^RtTtFT-FST^tcT-arj^ qi^frr- 
 &e. ar^iTf y. of ^T^q m. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 To p. intently and devotedly ^T^frr-?rr€r-5J^frT-itc. 
 QTH^-rir'm-JRCTt y. 0/ 0. ^T^'jf , sTmi »'i.-qft^ftcT^ n. 
 
 4 carry on, prosecute, v. To Conduct. =JfT?I«r'^, ^TSiir. 
 
 5 ( a course, &c. ) obserce^ adopt and practise, v. To 
 Follow. «F^, <HH<ui, ?r5Ft, tTTot. 
 
 PuEsuEE, n. Pursuing, p. a. v. V. 1. JTFt-&c. =ETT?I<TTn-&c. 
 
 3Tgnr»ft, argqr^, 3T5iRRr-&c.:FTrf-&e. 
 
 2 qrat^T ^rpMRT-jiFi^?!;!, fq^^T tr^Tjmj-tR^c^r, &c.
 
 PUS 
 
 G91 
 
 PUT 
 
 Pursuit, PoEsuiNO, n. T. V. 2. — act. f^^is\ "T^^ «. "Tre 
 qijf n. &c. Tre^FT >». aTJ^T^PT n. 'JVll^J^^ n. 
 To desist from the p. of. TTC/. ^"raiiT y. o/o. 
 To send iu p. of. iPTTr^TNT "TI^^T^ ff. of. o. 
 
 I. course of occuimlion or employment. 3'cfFT «>. 3'?TH' m. 
 PansuiVANT, n. v. Mace-beaeeu. ^qt«f^T. 
 PcEST, a, short winded. 5»^, ^H^IwqT, ^H=^. 
 
 PUETESAXCE. ScO APrUETEXAKCE. 
 
 Purulent, a. mattery, consisting, ^'c. of pus. J^TT'^T, "TT^JTT, 
 
 2 running with pus. JSTPT T^SSOT, 'TjraTsff, ^n^^. 
 To PuEVET, Puetetoe. Sec To Cater, Cateeee. 
 Pus, n. matter. ^ m. ^^ m. 
 
 Bloody p. ^^ m.f. mf. n. 
 
 Eunuing v.-Hh p. qjf^n^, siTiP^fT. 
 
 To fill with p.— a sore. J'ToIiJt, J'fR'^, ?5tOTRf ^^., 
 
 To gather bloody p. '^^Efiir. 
 
 To run with purulent or sanious nialtcr. 5lT»l?;oT n. 
 To Push, v. a. shove. J^^of, '^5'Jr, ?ft?:'jf, ^R^FRor, ^Rof^ ^. 
 
 srw, ^T^rr^of , sfsot, ^tgr ??i.-&c. ^. [&c. ^p^ar. 
 
 To p. about. wrmK »j.-^i?;/.-^'?:Ti /.-q^m^fft/.- 
 
 To p. and pommel, tj + N +1 /.-sq^^^'t / ^^oj". 
 To p. aside, wiOi'e out of the way. ^5;trf, W^^. 
 To p. with the horns or head, ^^of o?- ;^T50I. 
 2 importune, urge, Sfc. See To Peess. 
 il? Push, v. n. at ; j/iafe apttsh or thrust, ^i^f.-^^^f.- 
 ^^ m.-^ii\ m. KR'n. 
 
 2 in ; force one's self in. ^^ft/. ^Tiif, ^^Sot, ^?Tcf, 5- 
 ?55-&c. f^T^"^, f^iif, f^ot, ftEfT^l o;- ETT m.-i\^m.f. w.J.^. \ 
 
 3 on ; press fora-ard. ^-&c.^]^, T^J^-\7^-^-i€tr\-&c. ' 
 
 ^r'Jt. ! 
 
 Push, Pushing, n. v. V. A. 1. qm or tTi^T or j^r »». q'^T' 
 
 /. Xzj m. ?TR1T «. 3T"TOR^«. tT3^/. 
 
 P. and shoving, ef^m^/. "izKZf. ?!TCRR or €t/. 
 P. or blow with the head. ;^^^r m. ;^^5r m. [ 
 
 Pushed, p. v. V.A. 1. S^FJJ^sr, ^?:^?IT, ?r^^T^3?rT, Ac. 3tt- 
 
 tnlT?T. 
 Pusher, h. Pushing, /). a. v. Y. A. 5^?5aTRT, '^>;oTRT, &c. 
 
 ?rTT^, 3^qwR^. 
 
 I. enterprisinr/, v. Adventueous. ^^q^-qr, ^v^^fT^, ^p^- 
 
 ^iTT, 3^5'T^^T, eqifft, ^q'jft, «rf ^f fs;. 
 Pusillanimous, a.x. Cq-waedlt. f^mu, ^m^, ?rRT^=qr, ^- 
 
 PUSILLANIMOUSNESS, PuSILLANIMITT, «. Y. A. fjTrf^mr 
 
 tn. HJH^f. m^^^^f. 
 Puss, PussT, n. V. C.VT. wf[f. JTTf / HT3r n. j^t/. HtII «. 
 
 The word used in calling to a cat is ^. 
 Pustule, n. v. Pimple, ^k^^ or J^f^ft/ qrf^f. ^t€\f. 
 ■FT5 M. [ing- p. Hqrnj^, 
 
 A flowing p. iu measles or small pos.ns;>n.-au uuflow- 
 
 Eruptiou into pustules. JtoE or "^53; m. 
 
 To be covered with pustules, qj^irzot cr "T^JiFZot, q?;- 
 
 ToVvx,v. a. place, lay, deposit. IsroT, ^TT^I'n, Jitsof, rirzuTi 
 To p. iu fiar, v. To Feiqiiten. tt «. ^r?;ot-5nj?^ 
 To p. iu wind, t. To Eemind. ^XZ^^f.-^lJ.-HVif. 
 -&c. ^di. 
 
 To p. iu practice. See To Use, To Esebcise. 
 
 To p. iu writing. ^J^jft qj^Of, :psSR^/. q^ y. 0/0. 
 
 To p. to death, v. To Kill. fj]ir mrof. 
 
 3 ( a question, &c. ) v. To Peofose. qMOT, ^^of. 
 
 4 about; ( a ship or boat ). ^ n. q^jf. 
 
 5 away. ^ ^^Tjf^ sn|^ ^FT^t, !rpr/. qJT>if^. of 0. ^raoj, ^- 
 ?'^, 3^<T?IR0T «.-sfl^or M..&C. SRtrf ^. 0/. 0. 
 
 G by ; /ay aside. 35fox. 
 
 7 forth. See To Propose. S o(\' ; postpone, v. To. Dejek. 
 
 ^q^CTT, jqTFjoir, 5?r^iJr, ^t.?skt.b f.-z^-Fjif^ f.-ZTF.nK^ps^ 
 
 oil"; ci-adr, shuffle, qj^fsfot or %^A[^ii\^ ^^qjf^of f.r qj- 
 
 5q;3q^/.-5i"ter wi.-&e. s;ijr, 5r[^qfT /.-^iRq^t /.-^tTR 
 =qT5:5rtrft/.-&c. q;^-=q-ra;r^, d?jrf?m, ^Roft/. jprot. 
 To put off deceitfully & reiteratcdly. ^'^.^\^J^.^ cr 
 
 10 off; /ay aside, divest one's self of. S^ijf, W.J^ 5=f^. 
 
 11 off ;^«i out to sea oi-from shore., i^c. ffqiRot, e^FTSOT. 
 
 12 on cr to ; v. To Incite. *r^ 7n. ^,3%3PT n -&c. sp^_ 
 
 13 on; (clothes). ST^qfttlRT w.-tR^PT «. JR^. Of this 
 sense the Mai\ifh(is make numerous divisions, and for 
 the expression of them they have numerous restricted 
 or particularly respecting terms. The putting oh — of 
 the articles of the head-dress,— of the articles of tho 
 body-dress, and of these, again as lotver, and upper, — of 
 the stocking-s, shoes, &e. of l!io feet,— and of tho 
 ornaments of the limbs and members,— are viewed by 
 them as different and distinguishable acts, and aro 
 distinguished by them in their commonest colloquy. 
 To huddle together, therefore, in rendering- this verb, 
 qT?50T, Bf>Tf, qi^tJt, ^^^, SIT^OT, qfrHRoi, %flOT, htSt, 
 ^^, 5^1^01, Z\WM^ rlR^, HR>^, and other such verbs, 
 would necessarily be to mislead the sliulcut ignorant 
 of the distinction, and to pcrple.TC him who, acquainted 
 with the foci of it, might hope, through the Dictionary, 
 to discover tho nature of it. The following explication 
 and detail therefore will be duly valued: To put 
 on — (tho furban, hat, cap, skull-cap, &c. the qpfR 
 
 qn^, 2Tqt, m^, j ^^, sr^fRrr, iwr, &c. ) is, where 
 
 it is viewed as ready-made up and as simply to 
 be placed upon the head, ^rraoT; where it is, as is 
 commonly the case of the turban, to be formed by be- 
 ing folded around the head, ijtqSr; — (theraiuy &c. hood
 
 PUT 
 
 092 
 
 QUA 
 
 or cloak, the ^"Nt, ETTtft &c.) ^hv\ (& the Jiff <S:c.)W 
 & HROI; — ( the coarse cloak or similar covering, the 
 spnioJT, qm^ &c.) qi^T'jf, STRToir or qr^OT, 5Ff;oi;— ( the 
 Bhouldcr-clolli. the I'JfT, Tlc^T, i^e. ) qoT; — (the upper 
 garments, the 3?tm^T, sjst, aiinl, 5R3 <*Lc.) qT?I%, =5?^- 
 f'T; — (the bodice, the ^Toff, &c.) ^raoT, r;%, ^S«r^; — 
 (the breeches, drawers, trowscrs, the ^Ta;<JTT, 13^, ^^■ 
 ^TT, RT^^JTTHT&cJqra^;— (the^TfTTj^t^rjI^Kt the kinds 
 of petticoat, the ^ill, ?rr^, TTflSE, ?5|qr, qw^R etc.) %??- 
 cf;— (the stockings, and shoes or boots) qraoT, ^JST^- 
 — (the sandals)qTc?^ & iTi^^;— (trinkets & ornaments) 
 
 aiwr & vr^ (o. g. «TPii^rT mw^}, ^]z *r^^,);— and the 
 
 paints and eartlis &c. to make sect-marks and beauty- 
 spots) FS^T, ?JROT, ?TTc=!St, ^. To this we may add as a 
 general intimation that To throw on, slip on, &c. is m- 
 550t, & sometimes JT^ & JTT^Df.— To throw on loosely 
 or to cast; over & fold around is qtq5:DT, STT=R^, B^I 
 and sometimes, ^S[.^ To bind or fasten on is qftroT; To 
 put on (by pulling over the limbs or by passing the 
 limbs through or into) is VIrful; & by girding or wrap- 
 ping around, tucking in the skirt is qr?{^; To put on 
 ( trinkets and articles of ornaments ) is 3'jf & TTot; To 
 lay on or apply (pigments, unguents, colly rium, the 
 lines and points of sectarial distinction, and the spots 
 and dots of personal decoration ) is SJ^r, ^^cf^, ^T?5^, 
 +<ui, 5ijt, and others. 
 
 Tit to be p. on. ^^TT^. [ ^+Ki?[_ 
 
 14 on; assume. ^RiJr, ^^, FTT^ot, tTRor ^Tof, 3Tnt^n"Jf, 
 
 15 out; extend. ^^^ -T^oT, qs ^,m. 
 
 16 out; ( a horse ). T. To Gallop. ^Rtfr. 
 
 17 out; T. To QUFKCU. fefcfoj-. 
 
 18 out; V. To COKFUSE. giTT^fot, ntl^f^TDT, iTiifTSI^. 
 
 19 to it; distress. ^Jf;tM-3ir^(Ji'm-q==rf?r-&c. qriiif. 
 
 To be put to it. 315^tJinf, q=JTf?r-^'jp^frT-&c. 3T«^-qiof 
 -tTTTS'Jf. 
 
 20 up; shut vp, lay aside^ gather and lay ly. cjRqof, flFT- 
 
 -&e. :?R^. [&C[frr-&c. qraiJf. 
 
 21 up; paclcfor carriage. mz\% n.-&c. ^of-irSTol'&r, IRT- 
 
 22 up; alight, ^'c. 3r|<u'i, fer=^ n. ^.K^-BJ^-Z^^., ST- 
 
 23 upon. See To Deceive. 24 up with; make shift ivith. 
 JK^ /. qR^ y. 0/ 0. [qt?:f FT m^r^. 
 25 up with; overlook, IrooTc, v. To Beae. ^t^uf, ?TT^, 
 
 Put. See Clows. 2 See Haelot. 
 
 PcT-OFF. See Excuse, Evasion. 
 
 PuTAQE, PuTA>-isii. See Haelotet. 
 
 Putative, a. supposed, reputed. ??r^HH^?[t^T, ^rf^^^TT- 
 
 Puteefaction, 11. process of animal and vegetable decomposi- 
 tion. ^TTiTT «. ^joT n. 
 
 PUTEEFIED, p. PUTEID, a. V. V. ^TI^rlT, f ^%Sr, f^^. 
 
 To PuiEEFT, V. n. rot, le decowposed. ^^"Jf, ^3^, 
 
 To PuTEEFT, V. a. ^^:m, ^ssfof, j6rar-?i1?ir ^T<Jif. 
 PuTEin EOJiE-TniiOAT, «. rynanche maligna. ^\z^im. ^\7j^ n. 
 PUXEIEITY, PUTEIBNESS, M. T. A. ^SHS'mr »«. ^f^J^SquiTm, 
 
 Smell of p. ^^<?;^ot/. +m14|UT/. 
 
 PtTTIKG-STOXE, «. stonefor trying strength. T^t\f. STR'tSTm. 
 
 PuTTT, n. glazier's paste. ^T.^ r>. sfsft/. 
 
 To Puzzle, v. a. pose, gravel, S)C. v. To Coxfoukd. Jpf^^ 
 qot<fr?;6t or fTRot, f^?;TiT-:|ftcT-&c. ^f^, ms «. sj^ <p:ijf 
 y. p/o. qcf^'r g^^rrer ^tijt, i\^ m.-^lzw-^ m.-&.c. ^^of y. 
 of 0. ^'^z■^\^-^=^\r\-&.c. qrs<jr. 
 
 Puzzle, ji. enigma, c^'c. ^7. n. n^ n. %fi n. ^r-^\%\\=^] trt in. 
 
 ^.TJ^^f. ^imn/. «■. ^t^, qTJr, ^s^ce w. 
 
 2 piiziledness, perplexity, y. CoXFUSlON. la'FSI o»' «FRT 
 
 a; «!. q'RpsT «i. "Tr-^s! m. nm m. 
 Puzzle-headed, Puzzle-nose, a. v. Doubtful. nf^w'TT, 
 
 Puzzled, p. v. V. zpts^ST, n5E<PR%?5T, &c. gm, ^«t?r, f^- 
 
 Puzzler, «. Puzzling, p. a. v. V. qTfl'JinT, qr5i ^rittrt, &c. 
 
 PXEBALD, a. ar^rS^ or ?q. 
 
 Ptgmt, Pxgmean. See Dwaef, Dwaefish. l^'^f 
 
 PVEAHID, n. ^T3t ^ 3T^ JR ar*^ ^ ^k^ ^\?^ 3"^ rfTT- 
 PXBAMIDAL, PlEAMiriCAL, a. f^J^rfT W" l^m^fTT, ^^^T, 
 
 PxEE, n. funeral pile. ^V\ or ^Rtri m. l^rTl/. 
 Pteites, n. fire-stone, ^^^^'^f. ^■^^]f^^ n. f^Z^\fiflT. 
 71. 3TT^tT m. 
 
 Iron p. jfte^fTT^r/. 
 
 Hepatic p. of iron, ^cq-rrrfl^^ n. JpR^TKlf?^^ «. 
 PiTEOTECHNic, a. pertaining to fire works. ^.^RTT^r, 3TTH- 
 
 PxEOTECUNics, n. art of making fire works. ST^.^Fm ^.\'^^\' 
 "^ f^r^/. 3Tf??¥f?rf5T?TT/. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Q, has no representative in J/arn/Zn'. The compound 
 
 letter 5p expresses its power. 
 Quack, n. cry of the duck. ^^,V^^ StRPT m. "^^^^Z^szm. 
 
 -?n^ m.-&c. 
 
 2 quack-doctor, empiric, t^'c. «nTt?^, ^rT^rstaTT^r ??T, 
 e|U||'il"JITi?I, ST^TRW^T, HI + f^a^IR^T, ^St^^-^TT, q^T^t^, 
 mti^T, t^r^^im'^T, "^?THRft, ^iTrlT. 
 
 Murderous q. ^rlHIil, ^JTO^t^, TTf^F^R. 
 
 3 loasfful pretender to skill or knotdedge. f^€nTT STR 
 
 q^t^RT, qPTiTr^rfsT'^Rr, ft?^, ^f%?^pp. [t^. 
 
 To Quack, v. «. utter its cry— the duck. 3fR5of, ?I£^ m. =P- 
 QuACE, a. — medicine, &c. 'Mi^?t|i-HT, ^MRr^lRT. 
 Quackeet, n. empiricism. ^?T^% qtH «.-5fn «.-&c. i'?npt%
 
 QUA 
 
 693 
 
 QUA 
 
 spit^ m. pi. [f^f^mf. 
 
 2 loastful pretensions to hiowledgc. ^\^ n. JT^?!^ m. pi. 
 
 QtlADE4HGLE, 11. s2iiare or oUonj space. %^ m. '^h)Z /. ^- 
 
 QUADRANGULAE, a. liaviiig four sides and four angles. =Efg- 
 "nffftir pop, =q)T^ or qt, =^g^T, ^5^^ pop. ^7W. 
 
 QUADEAXX, n. quarter of a circle, foi^qf/. ^T^crfTT^ tn. 75[ n. 
 2 — the instrument. ^T^^ «• ^^^ ». 
 
 Quadrate, To Quadrate. See Square, To Square. 
 
 Quadratic, a. v. Square. ^qTnilt. 
 A q. equation, et"! ^t'Tt^FT'T «. 
 
 Quadrenxial, a. comprising four years. ^T^^^tHt, ^T^Tf^- 
 
 2 Jiappeninj once in four years. ^sfTl'^R ^^J^\ ^^^U•^'S- 
 
 Quadrilateral, a. having four sides. =^^, ^a||v|xfT_ 
 
 Quadrille, n. nmv^^ ^^.K aTIf. [ ==fg^r^. 
 
 Quadruped, a. having four feet. ^^TTr^ft, =^<Tmf^T, ^^in^, 
 
 Quadruped, w. <t^ m. ^q^WT^ srnjft m. 
 
 Quadruple, a. fourfold. ^qW?, =^5^. 
 
 To Quadruple, To Qcadbuplicaie, v. a. malce four fold. 
 
 =qTO j?JT^-5rr^qcfi_ 
 
 To Quaff, v. a. driyiJc largely, T. To Deixk. JRT^, tfrST m. 
 
 FST^OT, qTSiif, T?TT?:^, IST^-ic. fqiJt. 
 Quaggy, a. Joyyy, ^'c. ^rf^rfld, 4T?5'<?ft?T, sj^qfTfT, qrSnrf^. 
 Quag, QuAGiiiRE, «. Joy, marsh, ^'c. ^c5^?j/. ^ifT^T/. ?^oi/. 
 
 To Quail, v. n. sink in hopes, ^'c. t. To Fail. ?r^cf, ?rq- 
 
 sot, itsR^, nz n. pi. q?r5fr y. ofs. ^^^T^ «. ttce^. 
 
 Quail, n. perdix ehinensis. c5T=lT or t?IT?! wi. 
 
 QuAiST, a. 7iayi«y petty elegance. =ErnF^rft=qT, =sm=qi'ft^, 
 
 2 odd, fanciful. fT-|?R, rT^=Ili+., 'Tf^r^T, fSr^?^OT. 
 Quaintly, ai/y. t. A.l. ^qr'T^qr'fr^. 
 
 QuaiktNESs, m. v. a. 1. =qT^'qTft/. qiT^nff/. 
 
 2 rr^^qn^spTirr ««. &c. 
 
 To Quake, v. n. y. To Teemele. ^fTof, ^Ef"? »».- qjfqTT m.- 
 ^^TK^f.-^'Ti M.-&C. gJot-'T^, i?T'*TT'Jf iniens. iT^uf, 
 
 Trs/. ^q^, f^soir, stst"!!, snim^. 
 
 Quake, Quaking, «. v. V. — act. qifqijr «. ^N »». ^NH «>. 
 ^FtTft/. spK'^ »• *TT'<T^/. ^ m. f^ n. 
 
 Excessive quaking through fear. =q555ptcf ?«. sqajisj m. 
 Quaker, n. Quakixg, p. a. \. V. qjfqoinr, qpftf g;r^3T, &c. 
 
 Qualification, «. t. V. 1. — state. M\>Mr\i f. ^^^^Bjf. <5T- 
 q-^/. ?TfmT/. ^Tt^^rrr/. norfirf^T^HT/. ^oflf^rij-g n. 
 
 I. V. Limitation, Eestbiction. jt^tT^ /. arrszT »». 
 
 II. a q. T. ACCOilPLISHMENT. ^m. 
 
 Qualified, p. v. V. 1. ^[^ %^F5r, &c, goft, ?5R!F, 3^^^, 
 2 n'7T-Hl'<>*-%'TOf-&c. %^r. 
 
 Qualifier, a. Quaxifii.no, />. o. v. V. 1. qnq--t7PTq;-&c. 
 
 <»i<«IKI, <ri'<l<il-&c. ^!JinT. 
 
 To Qualify, v. a. make capable or competent. ^X^-p;^^^..^. 
 
 f.-&c. ^CTi-3Tm^. 
 
 2 moderate, modify, soften, temper, <Jy. ^?tT«I^, ^^^T-q- 
 
 ?rr»rr-%'TCT-&c. ^^j^. 
 
 Quality, n. property, jq- m. «rH w. rI?^tJT tn. 
 
 Bad or evil q. ar^n'JI ?«. I^fof «i._Of bad q. 3T^oft, 
 
 Essential or inherent q. ST^TfTtT^ m. qrg^lf^/. 
 G ood q. B^T 2)0/). gnoT m. 
 2 character nith respect to right or wrong, t. CnABACTEB, 
 
 5R=n^^oir m. ^r^j^sf w?. ^iTcrmTtf «. qunqn'Ji ?)i. r^nr- 
 
 People of q. sflrlt^ OT. i>^ 
 Qualm, n. rising in the stomach. Z^W m. 4H \ W m. J^rai 
 
 2 ( of conscience ). t. Eemorse. ^srur^q/. ^T^/. ^- 
 QuALMisn, a. inclined to vomit. ^^M^ aTTHrST, *Ta»T3 ^^- 
 
 ST, &c. cnr^t:^, qiF^;^?<i_ 
 
 To feel q. 3TT^of, qiCoiJTotur, vj-tj^dot^grR^ot, ^ST^siof, 
 
 S^oC^, ( all impersonal ). 
 Qualmishness, n. v. A. ^.ttm^ f. ^.m^^f. h^ctt^/. tT3it- 
 
 ;jrtTofl'/. 'T^Z or 3?r^TfhTT 7JT?:»!. ^TS 7n. m^^VUm. <fli- 
 
 Quandary, n. state of doult and pcrplcxity.^w^mf. f^R 
 7n. f«|-HK>Jir/. H^i^d/. 
 
 To be in a q. CM'JT^Tft / or aT^^TftH^T »». vTqJr 
 ( These eight letters are q?t :p^ JPTT q;t ) »T^?r?r /.-'?- 
 =qTfrT/.-flr^TT ?«.-&c. qs'ir ('«. con. 
 Quantity, n. magnitude, ^-e. mI^hI"! m. STHTt «. *TFI n. f- 
 Rfilf^/. /jojj. NU^rtd/. n. 
 
 Great q. HRJ sRmiui n. The sense is best rendered 
 by using the adjectives Mi+ci, «I^, &c. 
 
 For this sense as expressed by such words as peck, 
 lushel, load, cart-load, heap, mountain, some words or 
 phrases are, irSPT^, TTS^OTrff, R^TT, ^TSTHT, ^ff\'>^- 
 ^, <M'^*l"lrn, ^r\ m. ixnx m. 3T^rt5 ( as sf^is ^Fvf-^- 
 ipPT &c. ). See also under Exuberance. 
 
 Settled q. or allowance. HiRTT^ /. ^tft^ »i. "^f- ^^ 
 m. 3TT^ J». 
 
 Small q. iTTon/. 5%TT=5j M. ^f^qfT^TT"! n. To express 
 "a small quantity" several words arc in idiomatic use, 
 some of which are hero collected: a small quantity of 
 curds 5^=qt^q^,— of butter milk ^^,v^\■i(^ or rTTJPT- 
 ^TI<ifr-,— of clarified butter Hqr=5iT- tTIT, H^T^r fi(I<?T- 
 ?T, JTm ^^ ;— of oil ?r?JT<r ^T, ^^T^T ft^FFIT ;— of 
 honey JTVTT^ ^;— of butter Bpr'Trsfl' ^irft, ?fl''^TT^ ^. 
 — The scDse is often best rendered by the adjectireB
 
 QTTl 
 
 G94 
 
 QUA 
 
 "frer, ^ST, &c. 
 
 A small q. (of oil, gliee, milk, honey.)- tTRH':. 
 2 — in prosody. ITT^TT /. 
 3— in algebra; a known q. ^ n. sq^jj^rf^T m. 
 
 Figurate q. ^^^fq' m. 
 
 Infinite q. 3T^rRTf^ m. 
 
 Negative q. ^TT m. ^tJT n. 
 
 Unknown q. 3T5T^ »». 3T5q?fj^jf^ m. 
 Quantum, n. settled allowance, ^'c. HffTI^/. ^T^JTsp/ 3TT^- 
 ^ »». T?ft»I »n. [ ?r^T. 
 
 Quantum suffit-it. f^d+'^l^ frlrTFT, ^^FT^FR^, 5PTT- 
 QUABAXTIXE, «. prohilition Jrom landing on tlie suspicion 
 of disease. TFT Tip^R"T g^l^TT m. ^TT TT^^qT^sft ^^^Z 
 
 QUAEEEL, QUAIiKELLI.NO, n. T. V. 1. H^JFT »». HT^i^t /. 
 
 Making up a q. f^^Z^ n. 
 Private adjustment of a q. q^^ii^ /. 
 Q. in play or fun. 5fft5T-7v?!^ m. 
 To kindle a q. ^"JTift/. ^T.^ or FjT^^, 
 2 >Tf5iI n. 5rq5T m. ^.^\ m. ^%^\ m. ^^ or ^^ n. ^R- 
 
 f. ^T^.f. ^iTi^ift/. ^rqi^/. ^f5^ ??i. 
 
 31utual or general q. TfSTTre/. ^FTJra'IS/. 
 
 Quarrels — comprob. quarrels and squalbles, dispuiea 
 ami dijferences. ^5frT WW.^A m. ^F^IT^'lJrsfFf /. ^^r^t- 
 S^ n. rf^ 51^51 »!. ^T^^ffjR «. 
 
 To foil a q. fil^ ^^=fRl ir-Jf. 
 
 To pick a q. ^Ppr-m^-TTf^ ^FlfTT m. qiTTJUT. 
 
 To set a q. ^\l m. wf or stjt, J^r^ir^Ff /.-^^[^ri^Tsfl 
 /. ^FT^, ^TFfT f ?K ". =Er^^^, g^/ fT^nT2;'Jf-fT3>^-fe- 
 
 I. glaziers diamond. sfTT^ ^TT^'T^ f|5;'Ttrft/. 
 To Ql'AEKEL, V. n.fall out. g^iif, f^^'Jf, f •J'if, f^^S or f^- 
 ^1 m. T^ g. of s. recip. ^TJ^ f.-^^-|^m.-f^^^^f^^^- 
 f.-&c. ^m g. of s. recip. ftmzij- f^^^u] g. of s. recip. 
 
 2 squallle.^ contcnd.Jiglit. ^TffJr, 5T13iJf, 5ri5^, ^^T^of or 
 5^5"^, ^viTDTor ^^fff, <^5^, ^J^OT, ?:'if n.pl. q^iif, ^li^ot^ 
 Htioi «..5R5r m.-kc. ^l^., ^"^MWf.-^s^^.^^f. ^i^g. ofs. 
 
 3 cavil, find fault, v. To Caep. iptST »». <preot, 3TTlt «. 
 
 ^"ir, q;i^/.-3TT^T »». ijor. ;[ uinr, &c. 
 
 QUABEELLEE, M. QnAEEELI,I>-0, p. a. V. V. 1. fsnTSOTRT^ rf?;- 
 
 2 Ht^onu, 5r'U>JIKT, &e. 
 QCABBELSOME. a. apt to fall out and break with. g^^IoE, r^- 
 
 ^, 5^0", 5^^, ^rs^, fq^-qr. 
 
 2 ^ue» fo contention, pugnacious. Hffn, TTI^, Tts^^, 
 
 +;^^<?fi<, ^^^p:T?r, ^3^,rft#?-, fi^irM,"%qrrft,%qrf- 
 ^X _5Fi5-qT, 5rn5T^, 41'isif, ^rp3T3;r, ^nmf^, ^^rrrar, 
 <:^.^K, HI, jf;?5Hfs, sfranis, ^??Fif^T, sp^Tfrm, 
 
 Q. person, nil, ^VHt5,Hf55^, ^n^qwfT^ HfS'JTKT, 
 
 QrABBEi^.OME>-Ess, n. V. A. 1. ^5;^^^,^ m. ^z^fm\ m.&c. 
 2 TTST'mT m. *rt3>I<mT m. &c. 
 
 QUABET, «. mine, pit, ^c. m^ f. ^T<ift/. ^1^/. JflT^T »». 
 Qdaet, m. t. INIeasuke. (iqp%?''tP(PT Wf . It is about a iif. 
 QuABTAN, «. ay«e that comes ecerg fourth dag. ^t'T^i'm^ '"• 
 
 Quahter, n. fourth jyart. ^'iTnTfTT »!.-f|^^r «!. TRw. qij/. 
 =^\^]if- <Tm «. "TT^ »i. =^^ m. =srg'<iT^T m. ^Hvr'rq m. 
 — csp. of a cake, of certain fruits, &c. ^a^tT ??!./. 
 =EffTTT m.f—oi a rupee, q^^r m.—oi a year, ffT^Jlf^% 
 »». pi. m^^ n. ^^TT^ m. 
 
 The silver coin equivalent to a q. of a rupce.qr^Fft/. 
 
 Of a q. less. TT^f'T (in conip. as TTSorllt, TT^T^rT, TT- 
 ^"THRvft, &e. i. e. a sber, &e. all but a quarter ). Be- 
 fore the numerals it becomes STSTDT, as "n^T^^T, <TT3i^- 
 fft?r, &c. a q. less than 2, &c. i. e. one and three 
 quarters, &c. 
 
 Of a q. more. ^5|T (as ?T=r:*rJT,?I5rnTT, ^^nsr^j^sTT?!'^^, 
 &c. a mauud and a quarter, a sher and a quarter, two 
 and a quarter, &c.) [W-VZ^ f ^'pH^/. 
 
 2 ( of the heavens ). f%?TT/. ^.^/. m n. mmf. aTTT ». 
 In, towards, &c. the four quarters. ^\^Z, 
 Eegent of a q. f^TTS, af^fJTTH. 
 
 To charm the quarters. f^iiTT/. pi. 'H]K^ or ilf^^, fs- 
 i5iKr?T n.-f^^T^^^ n. ^PTof. 
 
 3 ( of a country, &e. ). Jps /. qT^/. sf^^T m 
 From all quarters. ^^'FffT, f^^f^f^^Ff^. 
 
 Of the quarters or regions round. ^;^^5?rT, ^^^^t7. 
 
 4 ( of a town, &c. ). Sfm m. ff^FIT m. ^TT m. q's/. ^^f. 
 "TT^^T m. 
 
 Q. of the mahirs. JT^R^TfT OJ- ETTir »». 
 Q. of the poor. 3T3TiI5refr/. 
 
 5 sparing a life in lattle. vft^^ n. STTOT^TT «. ^'TT/. 
 
 To ask q. ^mi^oi «. tR'jf, wt ir^T 3Tf| '^^OT'Jf. 
 
 6 quarters; lodgings, (^w v. Eesibence. f^=^T? «. cR n, 
 
 7 close quarters, sit;^^^ «. 
 
 To come to close quarters. ^iftT^^jtrf^ qoT, 
 To QuABTEE, V. a. divide into funr parts. ^RHFT m. pl.-^\^- 
 
 Jft?: m. pl.-&c. W.X^ g- ofo. =qrHTTDT. 
 
 2 place for lodging. ^-^%m-X\nm-kc. S^r'Jf-^HOT, fsj- 
 
 =^ n.-&c. \^^. 
 To QuAETEB, V. n. See To Lodge. 
 
 QUAETEELT, a. fft?r rft^ Hfl^t^ETT, fniTTft, ^J^lf^JP. 
 QUAETEELT, adl\ T. A. rft^ ^^ Hf^'TfCf. 
 QUAETEEilASTEE GeNEEAL, W. fsj^STTOT, 
 
 Qtjaeto, a. ^>5i^, =ErR^?rt^. 
 
 Q. sheet. ^\^ ^]^ n. ^^^ sprn^ ?n. 
 QtJAETZ, ». — the mineral, ^ppqiffur ?k. 
 
 Milky q. FT^'^rT or ?5^'t^ m. 
 To Qdash, v. a. qvcll, suldue. JTIi'^, ^TT^^raT ^TW, ^ra^. 
 2 a«««Z, maA-e wif/, v. To Abolish, jfts^, ?5 ^^. 
 QuATEENAEY, QuAiEBKiON, «. aggregate of four. ^fH^T «. 
 
 =tra^/. =Erg>:^«. _^ [qjfsTrrr/. 
 
 QuAiBAiy, jj. «;««;(? o/yoar lines, wm^ ?^PF ot, =ErHuqT^-
 
 QUE 
 
 C95 
 
 QUI 
 
 To QuAVKK, V. n. vibrate, cj'c. v. V. To Teemble. ^nfff-, 
 :J;"T m. ^Tof^. ofs. 
 
 2 ( with the voice, or on an instrument). 4)T «l.•f^- 
 T^/.-f¥?;^t/.-'^?T/.-5ft=5/.-^^m^ ".-&c. ilDfr. 
 
 Quaver, Quavehixg, 71. v. V. 1. ^JCM ». ^^ m. 
 
 2 fp?^/. r^f^qfT/. fq?;T:t/. fn^rq^/. fn^'^m/. ifT/. 
 
 5ft?5/. qJT m. ?TRt? «• 
 QUAT, «. mole. ^V. m. tr-TT o;- qjgrm. 
 Quean. Sec Wench. 
 
 QuEAsiXESS, Queasy. Sec QuALiiisiiXESs, QcALXiisn. 
 Queen, n. wife of a kiny. x^f ^r^n?^/. ^^^^f l\^f 
 
 Ai)artmcuts of tlic q. ^'JT^THT m. 
 
 Q. inaugurated and crowned, ^'^^f. 'TTTf^'ft'/. 
 
 2 woman icho is sovereign of a couitiri/. ^fcft/. Ufft/. 
 
 3 — at chess. ^T^ft^ m. sftrrH »m. 
 Queen's metal, w. q^sf^^jq;). ^pr^' «. [^^. 
 
 Queeh, a. 0(?(/, singular, v. Strange. f^f^^uT, aTT^T, fT=ff- 
 Queerness, m. v. a. 1%?;?TorTiir m. arq-^Ttfrr w. ^Fi^T'nT «. 
 To Quell, v. a. quash., ^c, v. To Subdue, htiw, cfrs'ir, 
 
 2 quiet, V. To Compose. ^Tf?f-ctc. ^pt'Jr, ^TffH /.-^JTT w.- 
 
 OT^[TJT^ W.-&C. JfJT'Jt y. 0/0. [ spT^r. 
 
 To Quench, t;. a. ( fire ). fir^fl^"^, ftr^fOTn. ^T?^^, f^^TT^T «. 
 
 2 ( a lamp ). f^^A^., ^^^^., n^ ?». ^p^iot, f^TTiq ?«. '^of, 
 q?^ m. qratrr-'^ot, ^T^/. |q-. — hy flapping. TT^jf^Tiif. 
 
 3 ( thirst, &c. ) nTs'Jr, ^RSTot, ?IH5Tot, TFT^fOT, ^f?r- 
 
 &c. ^Rof, ^Tff?r/.-&c. ^j;6f ^. 0/ 0. 
 Quenched, t^. v. V. 1. fif ^r^T^^TT, fsf^T^JT qr?i^?^, ^^rrfT-cf. 
 To be q. '^^rof, f^f^f^ k. "TSof. 
 
 2 JTT^JT^OT, &c. 
 
 3 HWOT, ^f=i^%^r, etc. ;Tf?T. 
 
 Quenchless, a. that cannot he quenched. fsr^^T^f 'TRRr 
 
 Querist, ^. inquirer, wn^ ^Ti^TnT, J^'TTTT, T=;^qj, ifST. 
 
 Quern, «. hand-mill. ^\^ n. mz m. 
 
 Querulous, Querimonious, a. habitualhj complaininj. Tt- 
 
 2 expressing complaint, — tone &c. <i+|, TjirT^T^. 
 Querulousness, Querimoniousness, n.\. A.l. ^S%quir m. 
 
 fr^ft-^T'jrr >». &c. 
 
 Quert, n. V. Question, q-^sr m. ^^\^ m. 
 Quest, «. v. Search, ^ftq- m. f ^m w. rT?5r?T «^. §1RT tn. I 
 Question, Questioning, n. v.V.l. jH^w. &c. ^^m. ^^\^ j 
 OT. q=EjjT/. 5?:?ft^ «"• jTHt'fl"/. I 
 
 String of questions. srWTFTT/ ir=aT^F^/. | 
 
 To blink the q. JTS 5fff5 sff^dj, ^q^t^St ^^, ^^- 
 
 To call in q. f^qg?T /■-&c. tT?TJf-q^y. of 0. ^^.Tjlf.- \ 
 
 STT^ m. ^\^^■^^ g. ofo. 
 
 I. dispute or subject of dispute. ;n^ m. ^^^PT m. f^'T^ 
 »«. "Tt?/. ?i???rr m. ^^^ n. m>^m4 m. 
 To be out of the q. sji"^^ 3T?ioi_ 
 2(9 Question, d. <i. interrogate, v. To Ask. qfHoi, fq-iKoi 
 2^5ft^ /.-^nrr^ »n.-sr!ff wi.-&c. ^^tJi-^F'^^n,— straiilv. 
 closely, &c. v. To Examine. ^^X^ or ^^^ f^=qRDT-q?i- 
 
 2 V. To Doubt, To Dispute. ^TT'r'wi.-^T^r/.-^tgrr/.. 
 &c. v^S\-^^g, ofo. ^^?r w.-^W/.-Ac. ircfr in.con.tnitt 
 9- ofo. 
 Questionable, a. v. y. 2. (i;ir7DouBTruL. 5[i>;^?7, 'jtt^T- 
 
 QuESTiONARV, a. containing quest ions. ^^tj^.^ q^q==rK^ sTht- 
 QuESTio.NER, «. Questioning, 2?. a. v. A". 1. 'TH'Jir'^r, ^^ri^ 
 ^l^m^ T^^, ST"!!. 
 
 2 ?T>T^ tRTirKT, ^'TT ^t^TRr, Ac. 
 Questionless. See Certainly. 
 
 To Quibble, v. n. cavil, cj'c. v. To Carp. 3Trf"Fi;rr «i.-viV- 
 
 q-% >n. pi. ^dr, ipTi:? M. "pr^or, q^W w. /)/. ^tiSr-'Fre'iT, 
 
 ?^^?:/. JTROT, Eri^'3?5 »(. «.-JI^.lfip/. ^lif. 
 Quibble, Quibbling, n. v. A*. 3TTS^i?T «!. 37sW? »n. ;;/. 3T- 
 
 qt^/ <P1€¥ or 5^^:? «. qr^lt or qRii> m. pi. ^]F.^'^X- 
 
 '^^■m^^JVM] ^Mf qr^S?^ m. n. ^^.ifr^f. 
 QuiBBLEH, n. Quibbling, p. a. v. V. aiTS'FRT ^onn, etc. 
 
 3TT^'Pt% qTrstTfRT, 3i%5i? ^'JTRT, aireqrt^^r, ar^^t^-qr. 
 Quick, a. v. Living. f^FTT, fJTEfrf, ?i^:T. 
 
 3 no/iVe, liveli/, IrisJc, v. Smart. ^?IT, =qq?rT, f^^T^I, 
 =^f7T^ o;- ^, "^Z^tt or ?;-5TT, ^TTT^^T. 
 
 ■i ofreadi/apprchiniio}i,\.^nA'Rp. v^S^, ^a^fj, ^cq, 
 
 f ?TR, =qaT=5T5ift?f, ^^Tf^, R'^rr^. 
 
 5 — of flesh, as opposed to dead, callous, proud. fj^fTT, f^- 
 
 ^TT, f^g'rT, ifnr. 
 
 6 (with child) v. Pregnant. JTrsTft, ^fer^PTT. 
 Quick, Quickly, adv. v. A. 2. F.^%x, ipft, ^nn, ^=r?. ■^i- 
 ?r<t, «?^, F5Tft?T, ^fTTT, %nn:, %n o/- Ji^t, t^'hi , f^sir, ?i- 
 ^^5f5t, ==fr?i?rmT?iFrr or ^w.r\^]?.r{ 3T^?tf, '<^rt^i?j5, 
 
 ^re^T% qr^^. For formations expressing this sense 
 which answer to, in a jiffey, in a trice, as soon as you 
 can sag Jack liolinson, ^v. See under Trice. 
 
 Quick! smart's the word. 5R5IT, ^X'B HI^ arf^, <T?^T. 
 Quick, n. living flesh ; sensille part, f^c^oft /. tPT n. tJH- 
 ?'<Tc^ n. SFR'iTRr «• 
 
 In or to the q. f^T^^Ioff, f^Tc^fr. 
 
 That touches the q. JTRT^^. 
 
 To be touched to tlic q. JJ'rJT'Ji or f^fTHor. 
 
 To touch to (he q. lii.fg. \-^.\\€\ ffTHOT, ^'isjof, im- 
 
 DT, Tra^f ^Tn, f3T^r ?rrioT, a^tjfr or ^A'mm qoi, nrat-
 
 QUI 
 
 Quick-lime, n. liirni limeslone. J^r^w^/. pi. ^Fm^/- pl- 
 
 TPT^c? "^HWk "•• pi- 
 QuiCK-SAXiT, M. loose, u-atrt-j/ sand. ^^ o;- n^ n. ^^f. ?- 
 
 QciCK-sCEXTED, (J. of aciilc smell. vdr^.<i^"!n', ^ft^raPOT. 
 QciCK-SET, n. Zjii»n-7 /)Zrtn/ se< /o 5'»-oic. ^^H «. JT?T »i. ^ »»• 
 QuiCK-SICnTEP, QUICK-EVED, a. 3T^^t=5?r, ^==TT ^3^, ! 
 
 rf^St^, rft^crr^jf^, STT^T^. 
 QuiCK-sii.vER, H. TTTT "'. 'TK^ wi. ^^ m. 
 
 Caloiniug q. ^^T "• 
 Quick-witted, a. v.^Shakp. ^ftWff^, 'ft^'^^fl'- 
 To Quicken, v. n. lecome liviiit/. f^r\-\-f^t^-'^'^^-&c. ^M, 
 
 vft=r OT. tr^, vfffsTf^r m.-^?i^ «■ TRin. 
 
 2 ( a pregnant woman ). qH=q?J=T n. ^\S\ y. cfs. ^f^,rm- 
 3Tf-&c. ^i?r. 
 
 3 have increased motion, Sjc. Tf^f/. F^TRfT fm ^Tiif y. o/ 
 s. llrnT^ «.-iTfcT|f5/--&c. fm y. oj s. 
 
 To Quicker, v. a. make alive. f^(TT-f3T#fT-^^^-&c. ^F^^, 
 
 2 V. To ACCELEBATE, To HASTEN.f^TT/.-&C.^PT^ ^r. o/o. 
 
 ;;r1^?r-&c. qprot, nf^f^f ^h «.-&c^ :M:of y. o/ o. 
 
 3 s/i»i«Za^e, V. To INCITE. 3%3T^ m.-ij^T^T M.-&C. qj^ot 
 9- ofo. 
 
 Quickly. See Quick. 
 
 QuiCKSESS, n. V. A. 2. vTi^^ft/. f^TTT/. ^ftlT?TT/. ?5T n. 
 
 3 ^JM^qiTTOT. ^=5?t/. =^^^5^?/. ^VA^^f. Vn^v^f. ^V\^j. 
 
 •i ^Rg-TOTMi-f ^irh/.=ETmtiIT»«. &c. ^ftTT^f?/. H^T/. 
 Quiescence, «. v. Best. =JI?r^T'lK w. f^T^lSfrT/. 'h^^'^ n. 
 
 f^^T^.'H]^ m. 
 Quiescent, a. 7iot moving, t. Still. f^'<TT, f^''^??, 3T=q?r,3f^?, 
 
 2— in grammar. 3^^iR<i, ^fft^R. 
 
 Q. mark, </(« maric ( ' ) denoting quiescence. f^TTTT w. 
 Quiet, o. not moving, t. Still. f^'4T, f^=)q^, 3T=sr^. 
 
 2 «/i/7, unrumcd, Sfc. v. Calm. ftifT, ST^JS'-iT, f^T^rffT. 
 
 .3 serene, tranquil, Sfc. v. Calm. '.43, '4ST, ^FiT, ^TTrT. 
 
 4: peacealle, gentle, ^'c. \. Mild, ilft?!, ?(T^7?r, ^tTo^^ToT, 
 
 5 unmolested, undisturled. ^:r?'<T, fJT^^^tT, f^ltjT, f^^fj?!, 
 
 Quiet, n. \. Best. f^q^riT/. ^«?H?rT/."%'i^?q' «• ^r<TT'JrT 
 m. f^l^rf^'mT m. ^H n. ^R^q n. f^.'.W.W.n. S'T^^TTT^ w. 
 
 To Quiet, v. c. v. To Calm, To Compose, ^fm^f^ or ^*TR- 
 
 /.-&c. J{>^ y. ofo. 
 
 Quietism, n. dispassion, tj-c, contemplative religion. ^Tff?r/. 
 51tH W!. f^frrKFT m. According to tlie Wediinta system 
 there are six particular stages of the state, or six 
 particular duties incumbent upon him who seeks it; 
 Tiz. 5!T5T, ^KT'-:?!^, f^fneiT, :j'TTf?T, 55, ■^^. 
 
 QviETlST, «. one who maintains the principles of quietism. 
 
 )6 QUI 
 
 I Quietly, ado. v. A. 1. f?.a?;, 1%iq5i, f^^ai, f^^, ^T or 
 I =^'•1, nqt^T or =^7, ^^TTHTT. 
 
 2. 3.1). ^Tfvf, ^'trTof, fj^srtfT, arJfTST, ^^^^r, f^ii^^qp, 
 
 ! I. H0< hurriedlj. ^rT^T'TT^ft^, ^T^^^, f^mt (/'•c-Z. 
 Quietness, n. v. A. 1. ^'<TT?rr/. ^'^f\¥.^\f. ^iq^qr «. 
 
 2 f^ErtrPTOTT m. fl'tTTHT/. 3T?J5vpfT/. 'jT^vf »i. 
 
 3 iiSTOTT '«• '4^f /■ ^^''TTWT m. 
 
 Quietude. See Quiet. 
 Quill, n. feather, ft^ n. TT ot. 
 
 To drive tlie q. ^tI m. pi. qrreoT. 
 
 2 ( of a porcupine ). ^trsq^-^r n. ^W■^J spfer m. 
 
 3 ( of weavers ). ^.\f\f. 
 QuiLL-DEivEii, n. contemptuovs term for a cleric, ij'c. m- 
 
 Quilt, n. stuffed bed cover, garment, S;c. v^\ or K'^]?f. 
 ^T^5?t or ?qr^B'^/. S7 n. m. gqs't/. sqs n. |f5^ or |- 
 
 2 ( of patchwork ). »Tr^/. 1*1^ «. ^P'^TT/. ^T^oE or ^ir- 
 To Quilt, v. a. stuff ivith cotton Sfc. and stitch. ^ m. *R^, 
 
 Quilted, p. y. V. ^H^^?5T, ^:5TT, ^.^fl', ^^r^rr. 
 Quinaey, a. consisting office. ^1=^1=^, "TfW^^lt^, i^^. 
 Quince, n. Bengal q. sftt?jt7 or 55 n. ^'W' n. 
 
 Q.-seed. ij^mT or H>t3t ^^MT ot. 
 Quinine, n. r^^ ^^^ n. 3TTf. 
 Quinquennial, a. lasting, Sjc. five years. ^TTW^ ^'tHt, Tt- 
 
 Quinsy, n. — the disease. q^^fT m. ^R^l'f «. 
 Quintessence. See Essence. 
 Quintuple, a. five fold. tft^T?:, ^'^J"!!. 
 Quip, n. v. Saecasm. smoTT m. jf3T »«. 
 jl To Quip. See To Taunt. 
 QuiEE, n. ( of paper ). ^T m. 
 
 Bundle or quantity of 10 quires, ^'^f. ^iCf/- 
 QuiKE, &c. See Cuoie, &e. 
 Quirk, n. conceit, Sfc. v. Fancy. '^^■^ m. ^h^t or ^^,-[ r,i. 
 
 2 artful turn or evasion in speech. ^TBUii l-ift-TTWri^'Y- 
 &c. mzf. ^'t?5iq-T% ^jqf't^ m.pl. sn^^B m. n. ^%fw.f. 
 
 3 See Quibble. 
 To Quit, «>. a. resign.^ v. To Give up. ^its^, ^tf^ ^^i ^'WH 
 
 m.-^S^^^ M.-&C. ^T^y. o/o. 
 
 2 depart from, leave. ?ftl>Tf, #^?r 'STTOT, ^f^ ^, ?T^ot, 
 ^j^'n, f^r^^'in, f^TH^^ n.-^^]r\ m.-&c. ^FTof y- of o. 
 
 3 See To Bequite. 4 See To Acquit. 
 Quit, a. discharged from, alsolved. ^T^5!T, S'rTTT?, ^rft'if, W,- 
 
 Quite, adv. complctelg, entirely, v. WnOLLY. %cf?5 or 5r,'i^- 
 
 2 ( as ) vp to, \. Full. sjTT^ft^T, ?t?r. 
 ' Quits, To be q. ^Ff^fmy. of s. qrmft/. C^'^y. o/c?,
 
 EAB 
 
 G97 
 
 EAP 
 
 recip. [criJf-ft-5E5riJf. 
 
 To S'ive q. qiT^r?^ ^^^ n.-m^\Tr,] ^■[^ m. FIT^'f-^W- 
 QurTTA>-CE. See Acquittance. 
 QuiVEB, n. case for arrows. HTfTr m. rJT^JT or H »i. HP^fl n. 
 
 HTfrjr m. nn'-TT wi. ^"JT «». ?r<Jf|T m.—m contempt. *rr- 
 
 r\t[f. 
 To Quiver, v. n. ( througli cold, .te. ) v. To SnivEB. jpfT- 
 
 "^1 iPJS'^T f^^f^Tr^, ^^5W, '^S'^OT, W.n »».-qpq m. 
 
 g^ot in. con. 
 
 2 shake tremuloushj. V. To Tremisle. 5^5^^, ^^^^ 
 adv. ^r^Jiif, ?5^7^'Jf, T^ZPiZ adv. W.t^_ 
 
 3— the skiu, &c. JT'^^of, ?^^"Jr, Fjq;nT J!.-?f rrr/.-ie. ^t- 
 ^ g. ofs. 
 
 4 (with impatience, to speak, strike, &e.) — the tongue, 
 liand, foot, ^ij^, ^l^., ;g'or^5Ei?f, cf5E^30T. 
 Quiveber, ?j. Quiveui5u,/i. a. v. V. 1. ^pf^oTRr, &c. ^f"Tg- 
 
 3 ^miJTRr, &c. [^ 1?1^/ 
 QciYEEisG, V. Y. 1. ^rr^t ». .tc. fTgH-/. gi^/. '<tit- 
 
 3 r^tjr;702). ^j-ui ;(. ?^[%/. iTi5r?:r »«. 
 
 4 ?^iT i^o/). J^^ «. ^^*<ui n. intens. '^V^^V. m. 
 Quixotic. See Eomaxtic. 
 
 Quizz, n. See Odditt. 2. V?T-H?^^-ftr^r^-clc. qprnrRr. 
 To Quizz, V. a. make fun of. '4?T /.-JT^^fT /.-i%^T^ W.-&C. li 
 ^.T^g.ofo. ! 
 
 Quoit, ?i. discus. "^^ n. |' 
 
 Quondam, a. t. Former. tTf|?rr, "J^f^T. 
 Quorum, ». such a 7iumbcr as is competent to transact lusi- 
 
 ness. jpnr =En55irTqT5Trft ^^pjjf. -ks^/. wA^'^''^rFm^.- j 
 ^w^f " ^ ij 
 
 Quota, «. »7iare,^«ri! or j?or/!o« aMey«e<?. sfnwt/. ^T'T'Ty! «. ' 
 
 srt^oft/. =ir^ m. ^r^mt/. f|^T?ft/. [^w[^f. \ 
 
 Drawing out or determining quotas. ^fl^?ft or ?ft/. i 
 
 Quotation, n. v. V. — act. aT^aT^T n. ^'-i-MT^T ««. II 
 
 I. passage quoted. |H-TR %?T%S ^fWT «. S'T^HSTT- |j 
 
 W^ n.-n^^ n.%^ m.-&c. || 
 
 To Quote, v. a. adduce a passage from an author or speaker. ' 
 
 fW=^r% ^nPT n.'^^ m.-&c. qpif, ^^^T'ET »J.-3T=rfRaT ?«. J 
 
 ^^g.ofo. ' 
 
 Quoted, ;>. V. V. ?q^q-?^. j| 
 
 Quoth, imperfect v. said. Q. I. irt ^T^?5r. Q. He. nr ^55t5T. 
 Quotidun, a. — fever. ^:pTf|<F, 3T^^W. 
 Quotient, 7i. number resulting from division. HIH in. *rprTT- 
 
 JFR »«. 'Fi=5 ?i. i=rfs'=T/- 3TTH" «. '>T^R"P^ ?(. 
 
 E. 
 
 E. is represented by ?;. ' 
 
 Eabbit, 71. ^THT ?«. 5[t3|T or ?T?ra m. Note. Tiie IMarathas do ,1 
 
 not distinguish between the Iiare and tlic rabbit. li 
 
 SS 
 
 Eaublemest, Eabble, n. v. People. ^ w. v^nm^ tS «. 
 
 «lMK^"ir^ «• 'FfT^R n. 
 Eabid, a. V. Mad. f^^, f^^Toi^^ir. 
 Eace, «. V. Pamily, Offsi'binq. ^5T m. tf^rrtrrqTT/ FT? ;;r, 
 
 tR fl. 5=5(?r?nf^<Tqt'Rr/. sft^ «. f^^^f. f^~-^mm. 
 
 Dcstructiuu of a r. 5T?T=^^ m. ^^\-.^ZH n. 
 
 2 ( of cattle ) Irccd, stock. r\m\ m. fq^JT^ n. vi5t/. ^r- 
 
 or/, ^rt/. 
 
 3 ( of ginger, kc. ) W.\f[f. ft n. "Pir w./. qfon w. 
 
 4 eon/rsi »» running, '^\^f. ^s or S^Tl/.— for a prize. 
 
 5 Horse races. ^T^fT/ ( Ex. arr^I ^4^ ^R 3Tf^. ; 
 To run a r. ^f or ^^f. jtrdj. 
 
 To Race, v. n. v. To Eu.n. ^\^^., Z\% or zrsf HR^, m^f. 
 
 HRijf-5T^'jf. [^5<Tirn qYST w. 
 
 Racf.-iiorse, Eaceb, n. ^qrfhn ^ITT "(."^^Tf^T ^rir m. :(T'Tn 
 EACK,«.^ra;e/or hag. ns^m 0»-iTE^r<'fT/."%T''l6r ';^?nw/. 
 
 2 V. Tortube. iJMHT ^^CU^N <^ 'i'T w"^. ' 
 To put to the r. See To Torture. 
 To Eack, v. a. See To Torture. 
 
 2 V. To Stretch. afRor, ril<nui. 
 
 To r. one's brains. ^FTTS^/.-Ac ^ot. 
 Eacket, «. V. Uproar, n^^qrl/. 1^7^^ ?«. *~l+-».l?; w. 
 
 ^ m. ^fttoE 7". 
 
 2 (of children )_ See EoMPs. 
 Eackett, a. n^qr^r, n^SSj^-Ac. ^TTRT. 
 Eact. See Strong, Tasteful. 
 
 Eadiance, Eadiant. See Bbightitess, Bbight. [5t^. 
 
 To Eadiate, v. n. issue in rags. f^RW^^-^fROIC^RT fH^^^f- 
 
 2 issue and proceed in straight lines from a point. %^r- 
 
 m^H ?fr7-w:^-HHR-&c. fiqwr-f^^ =^^. 
 Eadical, «. T. Obicinal. ^5^T, J^Tf^T^r^, s^Nr, w. 
 fe^, JTT^. [ /jo;;. J=f»TTf^. 
 
 2 «a<(fe, V. Xatubat,. ^m^^^TT, ^'HUr, 'JRI^, KfrHTf^ 
 
 3 primitive, iinderived, <jc. — a word. ^^, Hf?I-7) wi. 
 Eadicallt, adv. Y. A. 1. 5^T, 5^1^ or ^^^r </tii. 3TRI=I. 
 
 2 vJTTrft'^, ^Jnrft^-&C. rfecZ. ^TI^T^:, ^f=1fT:. 
 To Eadicate. See To Eoot. 
 Eadish, «. — the plant, jsrr m. ^^^ m. 
 
 Follicle of a r. T^mt[f f^^f fv\tf. 
 Eadius, n. ( of a circle ). fspqi/. s^tn'^ ". ^reTiRTT/. 
 
 2 (of the arm), q;!^/. ^pt^iB: /• ^mr^ or H(7i»RT<t 
 
 Eafele, «. T. Y. ^Tr^^ft^sfT t^ si^FTT air'^. [m^ot. 
 
 2b Eaffle, I'. «. contend for an article in a lotterg. ^W\ f. 
 Eaft, m. afloat of timbers. rTTTJr w. ?TT/. ?R<iI «. ?t^9>r »». 
 Eafter, n. a roof timber. ^TWT m. ( (?.wi. deprcc. dispar. ^c, 
 ^\^^^f. ^ra^'T/ srfHTft/. ^\^\^f ) 
 
 Corner r. ^STTOT »»• ^rRTT w. 
 
 Cross slip along ends of rafters. 'TT'TWTS «. 
 
 Cross piece receiving the ends of rafters. Hi^.-Tl-^ 
 CTR H. or f{V§t\f. ( or JTT^^ qRT or Hr^ ). 
 
 Eound r. JFr5np=J ;«.
 
 RAG 
 
 G99 
 
 RAT 
 
 Stout r. or pole. ?R^ m.j. 
 Ria,n. torn or torn oj piece of cloth, fi^^f.f^^^ n. T^- 
 
 E. wetted to tie over a cut or sore. TT'T'TITS ». 'TTI- 
 
 Kags. Rags and tatters. f%trS5lT/- j'Z. ^rn=^ //j/.^T^ 
 »H./)/. f%'--qTrR«Tr/. f%*Tr^f'':n»t. r^e^=qr^r7.2'^. cTrT^ifT- 
 
 wqr/- pi. r^rMmxn;/. pi. 
 
 To tear &c. to rag's. f%tqT/. 2''-^9'% 7n.pl.-f1c. ^P^^ 
 ?T^5r-;j5=fiJr ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 — as used in contempt of an article of clothing-. r%Kft 
 /. f%ift<roST HI. f%^^ or f^^T^?^/. f%g=PP5t/. ^?R n. 
 §5$ ». qr5^ »». g?r^ or ^T^ «. q^^^ or ^Z^K «• «TFfr5E/: 
 
 Hags, tattered and leggarli/ garments. ^'SW^jJ'- pi- ^- 
 3% m. pi. ^rff%«TT/. pi. 
 T\.ioxiiVTTiy, n. person dressed in rags. 4)i+-m, f%«fR^, 
 
 Page, w. violent anger \ fury, passion, ^r^ »«. tfrllM w. ^T 
 
 3TToE «t. rritJTm. srir^rT «. ^WT»«. rnr^ «l."rfT OT. rr^ m. ^PT 
 
 7/>. arfriq^R »». 
 
 Fit, parosysm, transport, &c. of r. ^TM m. f^T^J^T 
 
 To bo livid from r. TPTT^ f^<q|fH<(55T ^at. 
 
 2 DfoZen e, extreme exacerbation, v. FuElOUSNESS. ^ M. 
 ^ »». ?^"r>T OT. FTST^T m. %RWr w^. 
 
 3 violent desire, v. Passion. %5 7i. ftr^ n. ^^ m. 
 
 To Eaqe, v. n. he furious with anger, he violently agitated 
 loith passion. fTi^iuJ, q'5'FlSt or q^qiijf, =^5<P^, 
 
 i*riQiat. The intensive sense of this word, as conveyed 
 by the expressive combinations To storm and stamp, roar 
 and lelloto.^ rave and rant, rail and rattle at, fret and 
 ferment, sioell and fluster, chafe and fume, toss and fling, 
 ^'c. is with equal expressiveness and force conveyed 
 by words and phrases in MarcHhl. ^'i'^xA f-^'S'^f- 
 *T5T5/.-3TT^^ 3TrT?:/.-3T^ 3^55 /.-&c. JTflOT-^^>iif, i\- 
 <f<<MI % m. '^^ot, i'l+'^N ^■J^IS n. JPTW, 5ffT3fra m. 
 pi. W^^ ^^ m. <mT?0T, ToriT^ n. pi. ^[^-'^^^.| 3Tt- 
 Tm f^Z HTf =!TT/. />?. ;=!n^aT y. of s. f^5"^ fqqofT ftoT, 
 
 ^iT m. ^(fr, HTT^^-crr/ ;^/. frJiTTflT-'^njr'if, qr^OTr, ^- 
 ?f^5r or f^rFr^fTCTr, ?rF(ifoT or cir?rRSt, ^p^-tsot, =Er=r?f5Eoi- 
 w ?n^, ^5r3T55iir, ^siitp^nff, doi.d'A ffi, "ptrrtpurtjf, z'l^- 
 
 'Tif, 7i<?RaT, 5Tq;':oT, 57'^^OT, ^p^sroT, f^srf^qtifr^ "PW- 
 
 "n^, nOT^ir'JT, ?nT^TroT, Tjiifgoriif^ yjT?riji,5t?T^, sj^^irf, 
 
 =f^'Jt,p-^<il. .4,!rfT(, fly orrise'iuto a* rage, is ren- 
 dered by, Ht^, rrrrdf, TT'df, -iTfiTT^r 3TTn/. ?5m-q^, 
 
 ^ifi" q^, ffl^T'a;^^iT^ q^'if, ^^r^?f jt5t, ^?fr s^^il »». ;;'. 
 
 ^Sror ^fs «».;i. Kr^ SmoT, Si% «. fp^iif ^. o/«. 3Tf'TT=5ft 
 
 «. TT^rt^r ^ro5 HJ^t^p'r ^m j. ofs. f^Tst/. ^a^t, ^^i^ ?j. 
 nrsrar^ 3^at or 3rR5^?r ^rfr m. q-Mor, 'flriT^ faos^TTs 
 
 «i. pi. ^m y. o/s. 3TtTT^ ?ITft/- ^liJi y. o/s. rTH m. qiri 
 JM. fO?i. 5^1-5 ^M «ti''* •rr 0/ 0. ^^l^fTOTT, ^^f^ToE'it. 
 
 To r. impotenlly. ?f?r ;fir3r?f 'of[Jr^?^ai ^TOT. 
 2 prevail with fatal effect. 3T?T'4 w!--^fT «j.-'M«I m.-^foiq' 
 W.-&C. sRor-JTtSOT, ?1^^ m.-5NRr OT--<^/.-&c. esq'Jt- 
 =qT?!;Jr>^-Til^, rT^^T W!.-5fTBT »«.-&c. =EfT?5^ 5'. of s. 
 Eagei'ul, a. Ragek, «. KAaiNG,/'. o. v. V. 1. aniAKGET. 
 
 ^rf^?r, ^'<1IW^^. Terms expressing this sense as in- 
 tended, and as apparent under the words and combina- 
 tions, y/an/j(?,2;Z!re««e(f, one mad with rage, one foaming 
 
 with jury , storming with j^ossion, hurst ing with anger, S'c. 
 arc; riTpf^T, ^^'''TSTTqTT, HR^rar?^FT, ^^q-t'^, #r«rfe?r, 
 JHTTTf^^, ^mfsff^ra-, sPT^W?^, a^^TT^r'^^, ?^mrTR, 
 
 EaQGEIj, a. rent into tatters, torn. "PTJ^T, f%^^?5T, f^T9f%Tf- 
 
 2 dressed in rags, g^ %^Sc^, f^«Tr ^TB^i^l, "F3% %?T- 
 
 3 wnefen, ri^yye^?. ^'^^r^, 3"?3rrRnjT':, ?fT^?I or ^T^- 
 
 Eaggedness, m. v. a. l.'PT5%T'Tr ni. &.c. 
 
 2 f%':Tl%T'JTT OT. ?5>TRq>JTf m. f^'m^^ /■ 
 
 3 3-mgr^^TiIT m. &c. 
 
 Eaging, n. v. V. 1. ?rS'^f. ^Z^^ or sjf / =eT3'F¥/. l^f/- 
 
 3TT^ arrr^/. 3tt^ 3^55/. arr^^ aii'Pos/. ^m ».— m- 
 
 EaIL, n. lar of iron or wood used in inclosing. 'R| -H /. r}rj^^ 
 f q^T^r m. JPT OT. -pF^^/. 
 Cross r. ^ m. ^tf f. 
 Eails. See Eailikg. 
 2 See Eailwat. 
 To Eail, v. a. enclose with rails. ^55r m.-&c. ^<iI-«7ra^-«Tt- 
 
 To RaiLjIJ .k. speak revilingly,roar at, rattle at,v. To Aeuse. 
 To Scold. ^15 n. ^i\-ZJ^^ fTTST^T fTTT^TfT^n m. ^^r. 
 Sj^f^m^f. ^.^, Rrsq-f^ ?TRf/. 5rT^, <Pl<?)Ia(fo. f^T- 
 
 Eail-eoad, Eail-waYjW. rJWft^'rrT m.-^Z^f. 
 
 Eailer, n. Railing, 2?. a. v. V. N. and Abusive, mi W\- 
 
 S'TRT-'il+'JlKI, &c. ^fFrf^^lOTTr, 3HM=II<\^, f^T'TF^f^. 
 Eailinq, n. v. Y.A..—act. qjs^ ^ri?f n. &c. ^^^ur n. 
 
 V. V. N. andAnus-B. ^ffrf^PHT^t/. f^T^tlfs/. TT^TrSr-
 
 3?AI 
 
 (d99 
 
 EAK 
 
 I. series of rails. ;p5^ m. ^ j?^r m. ^.ZYK\ m. ^JRT m- 5J- 
 JfiS^tJ m. ^i^?PT n. JTOI n. ^or 7(. 
 EAiLisaLT, ado. V. A. qrsijrf (intens. fST"?!?, "PSref ) «ffs 
 
 ^TrffT, ^'ra ST^5, RT5ft--RT5ffnTs-&c>3r?r. 
 
 Eailleet, m. laiiter, v. Kidicui-e. I^^Y^ m. *T1T/ K^^/ 
 
 Eaisiest, ?j. v. CLOrnKs. sfi^ «. f^?:iT^ «. 
 
 To Eain, v. 11. fall from the clouds,— \xa.tGT. TIT^T m.-qioft 
 
 To r. briskly and passingly. f^TSf^TS'Jr, flT5?ft? "dv. 
 
 To r. lieavily. in torrents, ifce. ^^raRot, qr^fHT^ qf- 
 ?: n. Y-'^-; TRHT^ ':Trr/. q-?:'if, f^TH-Wr^-nr or '■TSir'q-R- 
 IfT^m or TTt-^THraiT-^?^^ or Zh^ZV^Z-^T^Zh^m^h 
 -&c. <Hi*ti "TS'if. 
 
 To r. apittiuglj. f^^fqT"jf. 
 To Eain, t). a. pour from above like rain. qr^^T OT.-|f%yi-^- 
 
 ^\^ ;n.-&c.<TT5'Jf-^T5t y. of. o. ^^S[. 
 EaiK, «. <Tr3r?T w!. q^^t^ m. |fjr/. qr^TRT/. qjiift H.— indef. 
 0)- freelj. qrST^qT'jft •». "TTiift'Trsra' m. [^Tr/ 
 
 Beginning' to rain, setting in of r. qj^^Tr^ q3<ft HT- 
 
 Bri.sk and passing r. %5f^Tft/. 
 
 Broken or partial r. ^^qyiTH in. ^IffJr/- 
 
 Continuing r. TH o?- U"P/. m^T or aTTqr qrJW W. 
 
 Deluge of r. Mrf+'^Tr^ m. 
 
 Excessive r. arfrfff?/. 
 
 Fall of r. ^^\^ m. 
 
 Favorable or beneficial r. gqr^TH m. [iTr?ni. 
 
 Fertilized by r. ( opp. to fT^f^FfT^ or ^rlTTH'^ ) ^qf. 
 
 Heavy fall of r. nig m. f. 
 
 Heavy r. tI5«^5t?f qrJT^T m. ^TS^^rnft nMiw.-'XF.f ^H^:! 
 
 Light and long continuing r. f^TT^ftT/. n. I 
 
 Lightly falling r. t)<-M<y. 
 
 Pelting r. <p^^T=qT^T qrSF «». ■ 
 
 E. during' sunshine. ^T^qT^fH m. ^]^^X qr^T^T m. 
 
 Signs of r. qr^ram iff^ w. pi. ^\^m'^ xn m. 
 
 Soaking v. {as distinr/uished from a pelting' and passing 
 sho-n-er, S^^^qp^fT qrS'T ), f»nTqT3;¥ m. f^SR^iaft n.f%- 
 <ni"fRl qi^H «!. I 
 
 Spitting r. fqrfqTT or :?TT qr^TH, qr^^i=5ft Yt'S?/' f^- 
 
 Spoiled by much r. — crop. qr'JifqTr. j 
 
 Unceasing pour of r. fgiTS or 5^/. ^'q?/. 55/ 5f- | 
 
 ^/. ^"re/- qr^^fT^ ?:^./: 
 
 Untimely r. '^W.^A^ n. ST^R^fij/. ^ITO^r^ n. 3Tcr- 
 
 The rain has set in. qr^raR ^M. 
 2 the rains ; rainy season. qr^r^ST >"• qr^J^^r^T »». qj^T- 
 
 Height or middle of the r. ^ qRBRT «i. 
 In the middle of the r. qifqr qT=TOf?T. 
 Moisture from first showers of tie r. m^^^^f. 
 Throughout the r. qT^JT^fTT 
 
 The rains have set iu. qiqrflT^T T^nx ^\^\ ?5PI?!T, qi- 
 ^^r^ T5?ft TR^r 5fT?ft". [n^fitnT «. 
 
 Eais-bow, n. VT^isq- or r^ «rg^»J. ?^^?TTq»i. ^tTT". ^IfV". 
 Eainei), p. V. V. A. qr^SH qii?i?ir &c. ^r^fff. 
 jj Eaininess, n. v. A. qiq?irS m. qR?:/. Ttq or ?:t<F/. if^.sir^- 
 i| ^ n. ^f'Z^]-^^ n. Jjjspm/. 
 [ Eainikg, n. V. V. X. ^^U m. ^^v\ n. ^^ n. 
 
 : Eaiit-water, n. qr^Tfi^ qi'jft ?«. q^ii^i^qp «. 
 
 I E. caught. tfTcfoft ;i. 
 
 j Eaixt, a. aloundinj xcith rain. qr^TWRT, q^i^THTr, 5fCt^r, 
 
 Ac. cf^^, ffjHq', |f2!T^T, gfv.i?;^^. 
 2b Eaise, v. a. lift, hravc. J^p^of, 3^;^ ^df, J^j^ot, j^f ^f - 
 
 To r. from the ground. HJ?)t5-^JH'\5i?it3 ^""Jr. 
 To r. and rest ( burdens ). jq^r \^ .f. •TT'ii. 
 
 2 set upright. ^^TT ^.'m, S'HPTJt, THf^m, j^ -^oi^ j^Rof. 
 
 3 «-ft'/, ^'c. V. To BciLD. :j>TT ^?:'Ji,THq^r, TH^pift/ ^^. 
 
 4 elevate, promote, v. To Exalt. ^^RT, qr^cpir, UlsqoTRT 
 STTOor, ^==?raTJf, ^ra ^t^, 75r^/.->ic. WM g of 0. 
 
 5 ( in price ). =q?5ror, ift?5 M.-ffl'T!??/.-^ »».-HT^ »«.-&c. 
 
 G V. To Excite, To Incite. 3^?!uf, ^^tRof, 3'^^/.-7'n- 
 ST'Jft/.-^^^'T «.-&c. JpTor y. 0/0. ^TTT'if. 
 
 7 (a report, &c.) ;j3cnJf,3^?fnr,^'n,%^°Ti 3T<qTfq?[ ^<ii. 
 
 8 ( troops ) levy, vrfirq-of , fPracraT, ^i^Tq^/. ^f TOT. 
 
 9 ( monies ) v. To Collect, To Levy. fiTaSqot, ^J^qiif, 
 
 10 ( crops, cattle, &e. ). fHT^5f'Jf,Tq^q-of,fqqr:rJir,3'fq=»T 
 
 11 ( a sword, stick, hand, ka. ) lift ^' hold mcnancingli/. 
 
 12 ( a siege, &c. ) ^dif^iul, =FTS^. 
 
 13 ( game, by beating bushes, &e.) TJ^ n. ^K'Tf-^'P^. 
 To r. one's voice. Rre*IT^ ^frl^, ^X m.-&c. HIST ^ot. 
 To r. cue's Toice against, v. To Exclaim. ^ni>T?r m. 
 
 Eaisin, n. H=J^/. ng^r/- /!?.— without pips. %fl»ftH or 
 
 f^^mW/. si^T'JrT or riT m. [ m. <poi w. 
 
 Eake, «.— the instrument, sfars «• ^mia or ?j?iT3t n. ^rar 
 
 2 loose f How, lilertine. =iprt', =q''n»1frt (-r Hiff^^t, ?«qp«ir- 
 ^, ^tl^TT^, ^q^5ft, ^^?ft, ^''f«^, f^t, ^"t^T, ^^, ^- 
 TTft, ETf^. ^ " [ <5i<-. 
 
 To Eake, ti. a. gather villi a raJcc. ^irfla'n%-&e. »Uc5r "FTOt- 
 
 3 rZcar ^'c. xvith a ralce. fffflTaTpt Ht^-??rJ>-'S:c. ^^wf, jf- 
 
 3 (together) fo//,v/. 3TI3H "HT'JI'Jf, ^'fl'jf, ^y^m, "Tlar 
 
 4 ( a ship ) ■^iv.w.^ ^^oim f^.^fT ^qiruTTT-f^ ^^3 
 
 To Eake, i-. n. he dissolute. ^]\fni\ f.-&c. qROt-=^i?,^OT, ^^ 
 
 ^raijir, 3?r^<jf , ^^ or =^^. 
 
 Eakehv, EAKisn>'ESs, n. dissolute practices, ^l^fr.ft/. ^r- 
 
 e[?irf /. ^"r;;^ «. ^i^qtnr »«. ^"i3T?/. e=n5i5f:t or ?^ia'Y/. 
 ^s^rrsft/ r^^F^T^/. Tf^s-'TOfT «. 
 Eakish, n. dissolute, \. Looje. ^%llt,€r^, ^^^51, -,^5:^r-
 
 EAN 
 
 •00 
 
 IJAN 
 
 
 .f=PE?m^tfirH/. 
 
 To Kally, r. rt. ( troops, &c. ) 6(J«<7 again into order. ^fN- 
 
 ^5f, gtm^, g-«TTTTf<TK/.-'4t^'<TI^/--''^T5rrT'<T5T^/.-?rN- 
 
 ^T^TNT /.-&c. :FT^ g. of o. 
 
 •1 jest Jeer, v. To Ridicule. ^^T.f[fy'^^f--^^P^f-P'^.- 
 
 fti^ iH.-^q^JT vi.-kc. ^m g. oj 0. 
 To Eally. v. n. recover order, ijv. OT^^, ?fT^ »>• ^, ^^TEf- 
 
 ^- , -, I 
 
 I?Ail, M. male sheep. KJT »»• ^5^T "'• ^ >»■ 
 Full grown r. a tup. Z^T m. 
 Touug r. sitI^T «>. 
 
 2 ( tlio sign aries ). ^T «». 
 
 3 See BATTEKiNa eam. 
 Jt; Kam, v. «. drive hard. ^^>jf, ST^f^, ST^ot, ^^^r, ITRot, 
 
 %9liTf, OT^, 5raTifr/.-&c. ^^ ^. o/y. 
 
 2 See To Stuff. 
 Eam-eod, «. "FT m. 
 To Eamble, v. n. x. To "Wasbee. sq;| l7rqF;1-f^:Flfrl^5-&c. 
 
 fT^ot, TKwf, f|ioT, f|T?T f^TC^, TfTtp?:^! "». ^^'Jir. 
 
 2 ( iu speech ). ^i^qrnt, tPTt?f fiK^, TT^ »• ^"S, ^T^STot, 
 Eamble, Eamblinq, «. v. V. 1. %5:'F^^r m. ^l m. ^^F5/. 
 
 ^Zf. t^ fz^T^f. frreT?f:'-:nTaT n. 
 
 To take a r. ( or turn ). '^y!f.X n. iTT^TT ^^. 
 Eambleb, n. Eamblixs,;?. a. v. V. 1. r-T5 f^'T% f^^^JTRT, 
 
 2 ^f^SROTTTT, ^TT^^TT. 
 Eamblixglt, arfy. v. V. 1. T^T^f ^?f, TiT?T ^Ff. 
 EasiifICATIOU, «. swaZ^ branch or suhdiviision. Joft/. ^51^- 
 
 5 «. TToE^ «. warift/. TToE «. TToiq; ?M. "purnST m. ^ m. 
 
 qpTRTwrOT^Tmr/. 
 
 2 See Subdivision. 
 To Eamift, v. n. <j)t% n. pl.-^f^^k m. pl.-&e. ^Z^, [«). 
 
 Kammeb, n. thing to ram with, y. Mallet, Poondee. ifnKT 
 
 2 See Eam-bod. 
 
 E. of a cannon. ^'«IT rii. 
 EaMmish, Eammy. See Ea>'k. 
 Eamops. See Bea>-cht. 
 To Eamp. See To Leap. 
 Eambascy, n. V. A. tttjT^^TWT m. nvjj m 
 Eampast, a. V. Luxueiant, Excessite 
 
 To get r. JTMiJf, TT^'fT, 
 2 — lion. gTTT'ft 3TT^OT. 
 Eampaet, Eampibe, w. u-all of a fort. r]Z i 
 
 Ea>'cid, o. having a ranTc sour smell. ^^Z remiss. ^^^7, 
 ?35ft^, ^TT^, ^ or ?pft5, ^m?;, ^T?f^?, ?T?I5tT, ^?RT. 
 
 E. or rank smell. ^t»r^TTiT/. [ Jfre^TOTT w. 
 
 EaNcixiness, Eakcidity, n. y. A. ^eizqtrir m. ^r?^iTT m. 
 EaScoeous, a. Y. Malicious. I'ft, ^t, gT^lf, ^WNt, ij 
 
 ^T^rqr, ?t^, ^is^<i-m, ^^I'ft, arri^tsqT, "* " 
 
 Eancoue, n. Y. Malice. ^H/. g?I?r m. /. TrTT/ ^Rsj^/. 
 
 ^\ m. ^n^l n. ^^%^'m. 
 Eanbom, a. that lias ivithout settled aim or purpose. ^WA\- 
 
 At r. fl'iTHr^it^, HJTHrf ^, fn^ q^~'n!ft=^^, f<^. -t- 
 
 To biffin to talk or act at r. srr=^5R ^^, l^^\^ f^:- 
 
 To roam or rove at r. ^^^rn f^^-f%T^. 
 Eandt, a. that has grotcn riotous. »T?fT, *i*rHi, H^T. T^HtT , 
 
 To get r. JTT^>Jt, TTTf^, jf R^. 
 To Eange, n. a. arrange, \. To Dispose, qr^for, T^, sfT^fl 
 
 -&c. S^or, %i=lT^-&c. Z^^, r«PIl/.-»'T5f?*TT/.-i"ic. JRof 
 
 <7- o/o. 
 
 2 (the coast ). SfT'JT^ ^ot-^tfT?j5t_ 
 To Eaxge, u. h. rove, \. To "Wankee. f^r^, f^?^. 
 
 2 have a particular direction. ^fiTZ wi.-gf^ »/J.-&c. 3TH^. 
 
 3 See To Eank. [^"rfl/. 
 Eakge, «. ro«Z.-, Z(He, y. Eow. arl^/. ^PT/. ^/. 3lT^f^/. 
 
 2 ( as of an arrow, ball, &c. ). siccjr m. ^fs] m. tJ?T wi. 
 ?jft=sf /. HTTT »». 
 
 Of a long r. q%^TT. 
 
 3 ( of a building ). ^m m. ^\^f. 
 
 4 Client, compass, v. Eeach. "TfT^/. «'. 'J^fl^T tn. 
 
 5 s/e;? of a ladder, Y. Step. M|i|df m. 
 
 6 o;'(?f?\ See Class. 
 Eangee, 11. keeper of a forest. 3TT'^'TT?1^, 3T'-'^^. 
 Eauk, «. 7j;j;7d growing, Y. Luxueianx. HMrirfl, "fl^^clrtr, 
 
 To run r. itt^^dt, qi^^of, %^3^, sTTSOT. 
 
 2 i^'owy scented, high tasted, rancid. clTO^, tJRT^?, ^?r- 
 oET, ^^^, ^RTT^, ^^T^ remiss. ^^^^, ^|T or j^l'i, gT^, 
 
 A r. smell. w:z\^f. ^^Tl/. 
 
 3 See Excessive. 
 Eank, n. line, y. Eow. afte/. Til/ ^r/. str^/. 
 
 2 station, grade. TFRt /. T^t /. T^ n. q^tJir w. TT^T »J. 
 ??T»IT »«. 
 
 3 high station, dignity, quality. M\?^ q5=ft /. flTS^WT r/i. 
 
 ifrer^T^T m. WJ^^ m.f. iRHsrr m. ^j^q^r/ 
 
 4 order, y. Class. ^A in. TJT ??». f^?^/- ft^T w. 
 To Eank, v. a. range in a particular class. qT>if, jfrsTor, iT- 
 
 (jfiit, noi^T /.-&c. ^ot y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 See To Eange. 
 To Eank, v. n. le ranged in a particular class, jfrsw, T^- 
 
 rrr/.-&c. 3T^CTf y. o/«. 
 
 2 (with). ^TTSR-^K?Tr?5-^THT5T-&C. 3:?^^. 
 To Eankle, v. n. be infamed, fester. ^c5^, ^Tof, 5T^^, 
 
 sraiJr, ^'Jf, fl^^^. 
 
 11 Eaneness, «. Y. A. 1. JTT^ w. HTrl «J. 7<PT5T w. 
 
 2 5nw?q(irr m, erra^^q^Jtr ?«. ^^^tott m. &c. ^^<^\m m.
 
 RAP 
 
 701 
 
 HAS 
 
 3 See Excess. 
 To Ea>-sack, v. a. search iJioroiif/hli/. ^^^di or JJra'jf, 
 gSToSuf or Kff^CTr, ^ciq?:of, =5TTOTr, =^7^5-=^^^^ "Tl^of , 
 
 ^5r55T »».-^rofr5rr2/.-'?TRnrRft/.-&c. ^Rwy. qfo. 
 
 2 Sec To Plukdeb. [msoirarss/. 
 
 EAXSOii, n. price paid for redemption. ^5 m- ^VA\f. ij,m. 
 
 2 See Deliveeance. [ 5^^ ^ll^f of . 
 
 To Ransom, v. a. redeem ly paying a ransom, ^f m.-kc. 
 
 2 See To Deliteh. 
 To Eaxt, v. n. rave, use exlrarariant and empty speech. ^- 
 
 K^., --jH^ui, 5T55i5Df, ^^m, ffre ». ^r qr^r, t^t^ ».- 
 »it^/. ^^. ^noir, qTrr^rrf^^n'/. pl.-^Kr^^^n^f-jil. p^^. 
 
 Ea>T, m. extravagant and empty speech. 37^ frt^ 11. Piv\- 
 
 3Pt «. ^ ^t n. irt'K «. IfT 'TfT »i. ?':Rf^,^ ». ^or^ m. 
 
 SR^ /. ^r?^/. SFTTT m. ^]ic\ iTT^t o;- inV^ /• v. ^ifT, 
 
 gfi|^«./. =TfWT n. 
 Bantee, n. Ranting, ^. a. \. Y. »IToE<jtrt, 'TS^S'TRT, ^v^t 
 
 mv\m., &c. tXco'Mr, 'T35T5^TT,■■tf 1 +ii I ^ fnoTnT,M "1 1 'fl ,^T^rr. 
 
 Eaniing, m. v. \.—act. sf^ot ?j. Ac. ^or^pr w. 5t^ »•• 5- 
 
 07tpi" OT. intens. sor^pr we. & ^"ntJTT ?«. 
 Bantipole, a. roving, ivild, ^'c. T^^nT, T^TS, ^^\t^r§^^ 
 
 R. proceedings. S'HTS^^ «». pi. 
 Bap, «. sJHaj'^ Woic. V^^ m. V^\Z\ m. =ept^T m. rISTW or ^r 
 
 With a r. =5TnT-q;H-:R-&c. •»Tr5-^?r-q^-&c. "F^-Jp^-^ 
 -&c.— (of a whip, cane, &c.) rTr5-^^-^-&c. 
 Bap, interj. T7, ^-^pJT-^T-&c. "F^-^JT-^-Ac. 
 
 Rap ! Rap ! TS^ or Tt, ?r5^ or sr, '<T?'<Ti or 57, =eT- 
 DT^qfnr or nit, <?>^ "F^ or sf, <F5"P? or st; — in/ens. ^'TTTT, 
 ?^mt, ?flR^, ^T^nt, '<T5T'<I3, iTIT^f, 5tTT5'tnT, =qirT^{W, =^- 
 "IMt, "pilli-i, '^ZKi or "FSTTv?, "PSTft, iJ5T?55. 
 To Rap, ». as. v. N. gnfiot, stswJt, ?T5^?7rsr>?f, 'g g'fr^ 'M ui . 
 
 2 sna/c7i a(c«y, t. To Seize, im-iuj', ^ttsdt, ^ »». JTRiif. 
 
 3 s^ri/l-e Jt'iV/t ecstaey, Sfc. ^^^^■r\^^-^^^\l^W'^■&c. W.- 
 
 4 out ; rattle forth, v. To Bluet. ^f^r^Pn, FTJ^T^T^, 
 
 'Bi'BACiova, a. given to plunder. ^^TTT, ^T^, i^J^Ft, rTIT- 
 
 tTfTTt, ^"T^, 3TT^tiiT^ft?5, ^T^Trjfg;, 'J^q^RJTST'JT. 
 Eapaciousness, Rapacitt, n. v. A. g?ix70TT«J. ^raqT^TTw?. 
 
 I. exercise of plunder. tM.Wy'^f. HJSTcfTJ/ ^T^TTR'Jfty. 
 Eape, n^ forcible carnal knowledge. v5'-5Hl'^l-sJ'3t|r+,i<l^-&c. 
 
 ^t^jirn w. ^^OT. 5r55TrFTT»(. ^Z'^i^n. ^Z^'>^ m. 
 
 2 v. ROBBEEY. 3T"T^Tir n. 31H^K w. [T?TH. 
 
 Rapid, o. v. Quick, Swift. ^JT^S, ^JTT^sHt, %nT^T, ?ft^, %- 
 Rapid, m. ^r^ ?ft^ M=J1^R ?'<Ti7 ?i. [sifTT/. 
 
 Rapidity, Rapidness, n. v. A. ^JT?^^/. RFt/. im m. ^ft- 
 Rapidlt, adv. v. A. ^T^, &c. vR^?r, «fcc. ^5^ or ft. 
 Eapiee, n. y. Sword. <jtST »■'». 
 
 Rapine, n. v. Plundebino. <jr7T7/. ^^ | >^.i /. »T5*R{ff /. 
 
 2 V. Violence. vf^Kt/. ^^tjk «i. 
 Rapping, «. v. V. I.— act. Zt^n. &c. ftst^ or ^\ m. <:?. 
 
 ST'<Tft/. "JJ^FFTT m.— intens. •t??r5wi. <Pir5m. <F1<P^t:i m. 
 Rapt, ^p. v. V. 3. fhtt^ %?5?IT-5IM^, ?r^T^ %^r-5n%=rT. 
 Rapture, n. ecs/acy.^ transport, v. Joy. ^}^x^^m. if^j^zm. 
 
 r^T^ wi. wr?^ m. [<JTf^rn«r!p. 
 
 Raptueops, fl. V. N. SJPTHTT^, sl^TRTT^T, sTjvig'^r^, Ao. 
 
 Raee, a. scarce, uncommon. f^fJ^ or f'^TT^^^^r^} indccl. frrsrr, 
 
 '4r5T, *?r5^, I^H, 5Kf?5 or 5!, 3l3>-"q', ftRc^THff, ^if^)?^. 
 
 Anj r. or precious thing ( as ofiered or presented ). 
 
 To become r. and precious. f3^/. f^noT "vVA ^r c^r 
 ?r f/ «. ^r/. Tfcrr ^. 0/ «. 
 
 2 vnusuaUy cxcdlcnt, v. Fine, ^ti^, mTt, WrfT, 'f'^, 
 
 3 suKd.^ tenuous, v. Thin. "TFTS, -B^. 
 Raeee-show, n. f4)<<jH fi[3r?I ^T^f«l'J^NI rmfTTT »i. 
 Raeeeaction, «. T. \.—act. tfTrT-z ;F?;<Ji«.-^ot;i.-&c.— */(!/<•• 
 
 To Raeeft, v. a. make thin. qTfT^S-HSjT ^T^. 
 7b Raeeft, v. n. hecotne thin. qT?T^-H,^TT ^. 
 Raeelt, n<7v. v. A. 1. f<R5iT, tpf^I?, 5j;'lf ^5f7T, T?i^-af. 
 Eabeness, Raeity, «. v. A. 1. fiTT^'IOTT m. f^TP;??r/. ^- 
 TFq- «. ^>^^ n. [^/. 'iT^^/'. 
 
 2 ?fT?PTxrri m. ^T^TOTT j». sm^T^r m. &c. 31'^5f?/. ni^- 
 
 3 qm^JTWT m. TTrrat/- TTrTasit/ ^e-JTrTT/. ^>^-^ n. 
 
 I. a rare thing. ^iT-|Jrfe-3rj#-&C. ^^'4 wi.-^f^HH.-iic. 
 
 Rascal, Rascallton, n. v. Blackguaed. g^T, ;^^, ^r- 
 
 BiHsrii^i, ^T^fr^r, m^- 
 
 Rascality, «. t. Blackguaedism. j^PiO/. ^f^f(f. 
 
 ^^ift/. ?T^FTft/ q?T^5Rt /. '4rtt /. ?i^r^/. ;^irrfr- 
 
 Rascally, o. v. Black-guabd, Black-cuaedly. ^wt, ^%- 
 ^, ^r3[SfTTf , '4t7 or '<f(5, ^znz, ^-^RifNi, fl'r'ifnfNT. 
 
 jTo Rase, r. n. iZr.m, yrfl^e. q^^^, ^H^TTor, 'm=('-ui, ^l^TcTH", 
 
 To be rnSjd. ^jrT^'Jf. 
 2 See To Eease. 3 See To Raze. 
 RAsn, a. acting without caution or reflection, preeipttr.le, 
 hasty. STTI^^T, ^TrfTsfiSr, "JTf^lft, ^T3^T5^ or BETT, ^?, 
 
 2 — of measures, Ac. arf^f -M l< N I , \i d I «( cift^T.. 3 d 1 <I2'7<7I1ST, 
 
 Rash, n. ef/lorescence. J^a or J?i;o5 w. JpT3T w. 
 Bilious r. Pmi^/. 
 I To have a r. J?^oT. 
 
 ' Rashly, adv. v. A. 1. 3^fT'1t%, 3^mT<nR, arRr^m^,. Ac.
 
 EAT 
 
 702 
 
 EAV 
 
 ^ J^^F^t or '^^'^^V^. 
 Easdsess, n. V. A. 1. grrTT^/. ^JrTT'faT'JTT M. ^/. ^S'TTT 
 
 «. f :mfW '». 
 To Basp, u. «. rub or grafe with a file. f+«vff_ 
 Rasp, Easpek. «. grater, r+^ufl/. 
 ItAT, M. ^flT, ^5^, ■JTHJ. [ 3n" »». 
 
 Bow-form apparatus to catch r. ^HTCT »«. ^rft 'T'l^- 
 
 A field-rat. ^^cqr j^ 
 
 To smell a r.j'7y. ^ITO m.A^ m. %<jf /«. co«. n^ n. ^- 
 
 To Rat, l'. «. Riq^TOIf^ "IT^^T m. ^TTTdt. 
 IUtan, n. cane. qfrf/. ir=5i n. ^H m. ^^T^'t/- 
 2 flir. ^Rt/. ^?f m. ^irf. %?T^ >». 
 Strip or sbrcd of r. ^tT^ft/. 
 Hate, n. price or amount fi.ved, price current, i^fjvj f. fclRTw. 
 
 irnr m. qri »». fJTT?r »»■ ^ »«. 
 
 2 fflfZwe «f/, V. PltlCE. JTrS M. f^'^FT/. 
 
 3 standard, 2>roportion. ^^ m. HT^T m. ^T^T»i.HPT 'i.sfJTT'Tn. 
 At the r. of. SPTTDT. 
 
 At this r. onwards. 3T% ^ftrTf, 
 
 4 T. Allowance. ^thW^f/. 
 
 5 /rt:.r assessed. ^f\f. 
 
 To Eate, «. a. T. To Value, To Estimate. T'JI^, ^M^, 
 TTT'if, HR'Jr, ^^T^^, ^ »«.-'»TT^ «i.-&o. at?t=r^-5^=f"if. 
 2 T. To Scoi.d. ^l^^^Tof, ^S^iJT, ^^T^m, ^ta^T^rw, ^- 
 
 Eatheb, adv. sooner, prrfcralhj. ^rPT, STr^T. Tliis adverb is 
 best rendered by some other conslruetion, as ^itrsfj^^f 
 HFir TTfJI ^\ ^RH I woiild rather stay than go. fK^M ^- 
 5^ TTT *ft^ J^niR ?Tr|f I would rather die than beg. 
 2 somewlat.^ a Utile. 3tlT55, 3THoE^T, ^tft, Jpff'mT, ^ffl 
 
 Eatification, n. V. v.— nc/. si^ ^if n. &c. ^f /. 
 
 E. of a bargain. ^fij+K m. ?lFqT^f?f /. ^i^iim n. 
 To Eatift, v.a. approve and sanction, confirm. ^^T^■'^W^Vi- 
 
 H^-^F^TT &c. ^F^of, vif or ^^ ^FOT-J^^OTOT. 
 Eatto, n. proportion. ^T m. 5[TTT m. srHT>n «. m^ «. qlTHMM. 
 
 ^^cR or q^R M. <a^^ w. [fTTT «. 
 
 Eatiocination, a. v. Eeasokixg. ?T^f^r/ H^^IT^ n. rpp- 
 
 EatIOCINATIVE, O. v. EeaSONING. rl^fef^KT'^T, g^Trft^r. 
 
 Eatios, n. fixed allowance (f provisions, ^'c. \[T m. X'VfiZ n. 
 
 ^^^VTT m. H>n^/. a^TT^R m. T^ in. fr^^J m. 
 Eational, a. having reason, or the faculty of reasoning. fTT- 
 
 ^, ^%^^, fT%rn-. 
 
 2 V. Eeasosaele. g^f%5,5^, ^^r^fv^. 
 Eati05ale, n. detailed account or explication of principles, 
 
 RaTIOSALISM, 71. l^efT?:, ^ROT^R 
 
 Eatioxalist, n. |5^f^, ^FKTJIiTT^. [ /. H^^rfrP/. 
 
 Eatio-alitt, Eatiosal>ess, «. v.A.l. fTH^ifip/. f^^gfrp 1 
 
 2 ^f^/. 5l%1%5?rT/. ^f^^RTT/. 
 Eationally. See Eeaso:^ablt. 
 Eatoon, n. — of sugar cane. ?35^ or ^ittTT in. 
 Eats bane, «. ^>r?5 sfn'?; t^ Tinqrt f^ «. 
 To Eattle, I', n. malce a succrsxion of sharp (juich sounds. 
 
 'Pi'PS^, ^?33^, ^'^^^^i niTS'jf, m.'^Z^, ^^5ot,-- 
 
 intern. ^HaTSiTt, ??rm'^, 131507, ^srsin, ^IS'jf. 
 To r. ayainst. ^SrR'Jf. 
 To r. along. TS^^t adv. ^r"Jr-^T?5of, liqS'rf. 
 
 2 — a dry pod, kernel, &e. ?jtot^5ECTf, ^cigctiir, ^351^5. 
 
 &c. cJT^'ii. 
 
 3— the throat, ^^ijf, ^T^m., WiWf. ^\^-^^^. 
 
 4 speak rapidly and noisili/, c^'c. v. To Peate. ^^^q'^- 
 
 ^3^rpr-^^TTT^T-?r5f^5r-&c. ^ROT, ^FI^IOT, HIHIOT, jt5>T- 
 
 s-'HSTst-Ac. qiT^'Jf, m^ w. or Ffrarsrr ffi-F^^TRr «i. ^^w 
 
 g. of s. 
 
 To Eattle, v. a. cause to mal-e a ratlling sound, l^^^^^^^.^ 
 ^UT^tJTcfOT, ^J^S^f^r, ^5^S-&c. sri^Jfif. 
 
 Eattle, Eattlixg, n. t. V. N. 1. — act. '^z^%^ n. ^■^^- 
 Sof n. &e. ^crt^ m.^intens. tr^'PSR m. <P5T3 m. ^%^- 
 %.K m. ^W'^'Z m. ^ITt m. ^JTK m. iisrs m. srSTS m. 15- 
 ^^^Z m. ^%^%V- m. W.'^r% m. W^IW^V- on. ^FST^/. ^^- 
 tJTR: »». SCTIOT m. ^13^315 m. ^TSre w. 
 
 2 ^^^7M n. i^w.^^f. infetis. ^?.^^]Z m. ^51^55/. 
 inlens. rq^T^oL]Z 7n. 
 
 3 qT^T^ «. ?IT?I^af H. m^Xf. ^TfT /. ?7Tqd/. ^^^ 
 m. WX m. qiTRt/. 
 
 4 3TT3TT/. ^?;5r^/ ^^i/. q;^^?;?/. %Tv^.mf. 
 
 I. ( of cannon, musketry, &e. ). rTir'fiT or ^T m. ^^ST^^St 
 /. 9;S"F5R: »«. <F1T3 »?. 
 
 II. child's rattle. ^5^^557 >». ^oi^oJ'jf «. ^TIH m. ^il^- 
 OTT m. f?"». ^OT^CTft/. 31TS J«. 3^^ wi. Ik m. '^%Wl^ n. 
 
 III. staff loith hits of irons attached to dangle and rattle. 
 ^osgar €tJT m. goE^cist JPTfft /. ^TS =Fr^ or qT^^R 
 
 EaTTLE-CHOPS, EaTTLER, «. T. PkaTEB. =5RT^R %?fOTT7T, 
 
 5i3^35Tr, ^5r:-5TT, <P2^55. 
 
 Eattler, n. Eattliho,/). a. t. V. N. 1. 9)3'P3urRr, ^3^3- 
 
 OTRT, &.C. ^3^3-q3^-&c. cJMU|K|_ 
 
 2 ^s^sitrrRT, gssg^r, ^5I^at?r, 33n3T. 
 
 4 See Prater. 
 Eattle traps, n. traps, things. joTrfe^r m. ^tot Sfrtrur n. 
 Eattlinglt, adv. t. V. N. 1. tf;3"P3 or 3f, ^3^3 or 3f, ij- 
 
 313 or 3f, ^3^3 or 3f, <T7T7,— ?«i'f«s. 'P3T<F3, <P3T3f, 
 
 ^3T?j?3, ^3T3t, ^3Tq^3, ^3T3t, 'TH^RS:, q^r^f. 
 
 2 ^55^2; or 5jf, 5315 or it. [ 3r3t. 
 
 I. ( of musketry &e. ). q>3'?>3 or %i—intcns. <JJ3I<F3 & qr- 
 To Eavage, v. a. spoil, devastate, icaste, ^'c. :TWTO/.-JTT?r- 
 
 <J55 /.-qiqJTIit /.-5nzsr./'.-^3Jr/.-^%^ifT/.-=ii?V^ «.-&c. 
 
 JpT'Jf .7. f/o. ?TCRT M. :p:^-^3Jr'jf y. ofo. tasTT w'.-=5J^ «.- 
 
 iTT^^^ n.-&c. ^-m^ g.ofo. ^sRiif, "irm ^w,"Tr?r^T?^ 
 
 m. ^.\^ g. ofo. OTg,«r w.-JrTTff m.-&c. WJ^. 
 Eatage, n. V. V. and Detastation. Tjj^-ff^ f ^j^^^7,f.
 
 _^ RAV 703 
 
 Eatagee, n. Eavagisg, /). a. \. V. ?frHq^-&e. ^Bwrrr, ?r- 
 2b Eave, v. n. talk wiljli/, ij-c. ^nr^oT, 'TT^Sofr, «n^5r5rat or 
 
 q-icT^T'Z'jf, srrq^^iJr, iif^sit, ^ftq^ot, firTJZ'n, Ht| ^^- 
 m. pi. ql^trr, ?ft^ TO ^\i^ f.pi. ^fn>Jt, ?f^r q-^rr 
 
 To r. and raut in utiger. 3T5EiJf. 
 2 — as iu i'ever, &c. siT'S^'ff, !T?Jr7 w.-'3lr?»i.-^rR?n'/.-<S:c. 
 
 ^RiJf, ^^moi 0/- ^^ur^oT or ET^uirsT'jf, ^^^^^ or ^p:^^\_ 
 
 3 le furious or rajinj, — a niaJinau. Jf^H-^tc. WTS'jf, 
 
 ^^mrspT-Ac. ar^foT. 
 To Eavel, v. a. V. To Entaxqle. n^TST'Jf, "j^r !«--'T?rm^/.- 
 
 &e. :pcijf y. o/. 
 
 ■2 See To Uskatel. 
 2b EavEL, v. n. become entangled. 'JFt'^f, nr'cTOT, 'flWri^, '7'r'--T- 
 
 ^^, "j^rer w!.-MnHM/.-&e. ^?^y. q/"s. 
 Eavelix, «. — iu fortification. 5ITft ^B »i. 
 Eayen, n. ^N ^R^T in. ^tpppp j/j. ^rt^^T^ WJ. 
 
 2 fig. V. Ckoakee. JFrsf^J-^qr. 
 
 3 See Peet. 4 See Eapacitx. 
 To Eavek, v. n. v. To Hunger, ^^jf^^or, ^T^rr^I'^, '^r^'f. 
 To Eayen, v. a. devour with eagerness. qqrTT-n'TT'T^ ^^'T't, 
 
 Eavesous, a. V. Hungry. ^m\ ^%^T, ^^ra'^OT, ^Wi- 
 
 Sayenousness, n. v.A. ^rar or ^pr^pr/. ?^cf^/. rirft"!. 
 
 Haver, n. Raving, />. a. t. V. 3. qTH 3TRf<TRr-^rq'^T- 
 
 Ft ^TiIRT, VimiTW, ^T^<N|5Ifl. 
 Sayine, n hollow between hills. ^ m. ^ff?5 m. ^frST »«. 
 
 2 hollow worn by a torrent. ^oEot/. n. 5foE^/. ^55/. ?TT 
 
 Haying n. y. V.l. sr^ot ?i. ^\^=^^^ n. ^'mz^ n. &e. qroEf. 
 
 I. — the disordei". sf^rT^TFrf »«. STr^lM^lfT m. 
 To Eayish, v. a. have carnal knowledge of by Jorce. V^\Z- 
 IJI, ^"T^, trroT or 3fqTt% &c. ^TT^W-^T^'^-'^'Tot, "^Mm.- 
 
 5i3T?Fn: m.-&c. ^m i'.'iVA tf^ o/ o. ^l^^]^-^^wf^v;^-&c. 
 
 2 sffze by force, y. To Seize. slS^pT^'if, 5?^Riif, STrf ?«. 
 
 JTiT'if , f|?:ijr or f^T^in. 
 
 3 enrapture, \. To Eejoice. <Fr^ ^m^f^^, 3TR5f^- 
 Eayished, p. V. V. 1. ^qfr^ T^T^F^T, etc. -crfrfrT, f ^--^f?, ^- ;' 
 Eayisher, 11. EAYisniN-Q, ^. fl. y. V. 1. ^^^ ?;Tr^iTRT, ^f^T- 
 
 pf;r5:-&c. ^utft, ^t^trm ^nrn ^F^^JTRr. j 
 
 UaYISHINO, EAYISHilENT, 11. Y. V. 1. vT*lft^ TTRTf «. ^- 
 
 EE.V 
 
 2 «isqpT^ot *i. r^lHuj n. &e. 
 E. or abduction ol" a \vomau. r^^m n. 
 
 3 See Jo v. 
 Eaw, a. undressed., uncooked, qj^r, ^f^-, "HPT, ^TTgr. 
 
 2 unseasoned, unripe in skill, ij'c. v. Inl -i'EUIENced. ^- 
 
 3 KUr/;;^, fr«(/c, immature, S(c. — couusel, wit, &o. ^^, 
 
 ^>r«T, %5rr ( rcMws. f^^^Tsr, %^?r, %;r7 ), a^^, 
 
 4 no^ covered with skin, bare. ^Rft f^'TT^^r, <Fnt^ ^1- 
 
 E. from a burn, &c. TRfT-H^lrf f^^%^_ 
 E. place or the back of a beast: gall. ^ra/. 
 
 5 f/i(W, (/a;?!/?, ijv. ?TT5, ^T^^r. 
 
 6 unmi.ved, unadulterated, ( spirits ). f^r, ff\^^_ 
 Eawness, n. Y. A. 1. ^%qurr m. f^J^q^Jir »M. 3fT<T«jr?TT/. 
 
 2 ^%q<7Tr "'• ^r^^TiirT «'. aTefs^iTT m. Ac. ^i^nftr/. 
 
 3 ^%7"'1T m. ■|^':^'TWT )«. &c. 
 
 6 fjRqoir m. 
 
 Eat, «.— of light. f%^q- ot. ^^ m. ^^'\f=q m.f. rP>T m. 
 
 Pencil of rays. !tR^T?5 n. arg^n^ ji. 
 2b Eaze, v. a. overthrow, demolish, y. To Destroy. vrfir^ft^T 
 
 fiTZErST, ^hIh sjj^t ^7:5t, ^tt?: ^^ijf^ ^7^ ^^(jj^ t^^'i. 
 
 Eazed, ;j. y. V. ^fJT^T fiTZil%^T, 'TR? 9;%^, &c. 
 
 Eazor, «. sfrirr or ET^r ;». ?T'" »». 
 
 Eazoe case, 71. ( of barbers ). '"Jl^vft or ^TR^/. 
 
 Eazoe-steap, n. irfKui «. 
 
 Ee. Tins particle is rendered by ftr^^, 'T^:, 7:^, qT?T, ic. 
 For the words of which it forms a part iu the sense of 
 again ( sucii as to To re-appear, re-ascend, re-assemble, 
 ^•c. ), let the reader turn to the verbs appear, ascend, 
 <f-c. and prefix fl>^?T, JT'-, &c. and for the words of which 
 it forms a part iu the sense of Ja<i- ( as 2b re-ddivir, 
 re-demand, Sfc. ) let the reader take the simple verb and 
 prefix <TT?T, HT^^, &c. 
 
 Eea, n. the four hundredth 2)art of a rupee. ^ or X^ m. 
 
 To Eeach, v. a. arrive at, attain. "TRor, qr^xftif, 37?qnr, Rf 
 
 2 extend to so as to touch, ^rof, RTft'^'^, "TRT. 
 
 3 out or forth; .stretch out. 3r»I ^m. ^moT, >T? TT^. 
 2b Eeach, v. n. e.vtend, stretch unto, ^^r^, m=jui, SJITOT, 
 
 2 cowe /o //(TM(/, be received. "TT^ot, %^^ot, ?nj?^-!fT!T- 
 sff%?-&c. ^m, TiqFft/.-'ff^^ /.%jrfr/.-'S:c. ^ g. of s. 
 
 3 See To Eetcii. 
 Eeach, n. power of reaching, e.rtent, range, sphere, i\-c. 'JT- 
 
 im m. 3T?fq?r'«. Tf^/. ^R?ft/. <ff^^ or q'lff^/. ?ctTT »r. 
 iJTTH. ^w». ar^flTTH' «. 3^/. gmr "1. 5pT»'. T'PRT ««• n. 
 Ill expressing' the sense of rcrtc/t great use is made of 
 the preposition q^ri ( as f^lMNI^-i fTTT ^<TfiMT ^^'^=1, f»T-
 
 KEA 
 
 704 
 
 KEA 
 
 That is out of one's r. SR^FT. 
 2 Seo Aktifice. 
 
 L'F.ArnED,^. Y. \. N. 1. <fr^;^?fT, iTTtT, ?!rn, arf-mfT. 
 
 To Ukact, v. It. resist action ly an opposite f one. 7^5^ m.f. 
 
 ^\^ m.-&c. q5T<Jf. 
 Peacteh, n. Eeactixo, j5. a. t. Y. Z^^ mTWTTT, sffrf^PTTF, 
 
 s?rHMM!?7 or iJrilNMJp, Tf^qSR-Ac. ^r?Tf-^lft-&c. 
 Peactiox, n. T. V. ^^Z m.f. srRl^T^ m. ^f^fw■^Jf■ sfffT- 
 
 5y I?EAE, f. a. peruse. ^^, TSOt, ^5^ 7!.-«S:c. ^?^. 
 Easy to bo road. ^^T^q". 
 To r. mentally, to one's self, &e. JT^tT ^T^wf^ wl^of^ 
 
 To r. off. wTqT<?^-'^^r7m-&c. '^|in'jf-JfR>?r. 
 
 To r. out ; recite, f^dt , HTS^TT^ ^V^^., T^^T «.-&c. ^^. 
 To r. through. <?KT'!Tdt «. ^?:ot y. o/o. ^r?t^ q'S^T »'. 
 
 That has read through. ^KNupf. 
 2 discover from indications. TT^St, ?5f?T'n, ?TH3Tfff. 
 To Eead, «. n. Je studious, practise reixJing. T?of, a^tTfqTT n. 
 
 Eead, ;;. ant? a. v. V.A. 1. ^r^?5T, &e. Tfs^r, fJfTf5?T, aT«ft?T. 
 . I. literary, v. Leabxed. Tff^p^^^^^ g^t-jf^^fT, g^«Tq?r, 
 
 Eeadable, a. v. Y.A. 1. 5fr^5Tpfmr-3fm?IT-'5:c. T^tq-. 
 Header, n. Ueadiso, ^. a. v. V. A. 1. cTT^m^r, &c. ^rr^TP, 
 
 Public r. ( of the Furdnas, ife. ). Traqj. 
 Eeadtlt, adv. V. WlLtlKGI,!'. ^?ft^, ^^T^, 7?Hr^T#, &c. 
 
 2 V. Easily, ^^^t, ^^^T^rar, 3%^T, 3T%'S?'jf, aTfST- 
 
 Beadiness, m. t.a. 1. rr^mft or^FTqTft/. 1%f5;/- %5?tT/. 
 
 i=r^==TT^'WT «»■ ?5flf'T'iTT »«. ^mA-i\ f. +H<i)WT ?«. 
 
 2 ^rqrRt or"%5TTft/. f?Tff /. f?r5^r/. 'tR'tt^ »». 
 
 E. of wit or understanding. ^^t[f. 
 Beading, n. v. V. A. \.—act. 5rrq<Jr n. &c. ^v^^f. TrJ^T w. 
 sn^spT M. 3Tf?Tq^ n. qrs »!. 
 
 Committing to memory upon r. qT5»i. (Quickness at 
 iir power of doing it, ^XZ^f^f. — Quick or powerful at 
 it, TTSft— esp. in comp. as <^'+;iIit, ITTSft, f?rqTOt, &c. 
 That commits upon once, iwice.^ thrice, Sfc. reading). 
 
 Plain r. r. xcithout the (hie chant, Sfc. ^IKT m. v. ^R7. 
 
 R. and writing, fef^or j^br n. 
 
 E. through. qiTPT'Jt ». 
 
 Suspension of r. (cap. of the sacred books*). ^^'^^T^'m. 
 
 That is in r. TSsnTTT. 
 v. v. N. qsoi n. 3Tf?nR n. 
 
 I. matter read or studied. 3T':q'^ST «. 
 
 II. t>flr<a//o;i of copies, qrs ffi. "TT^tfT^ «. aTT^TT^ W. 
 Pahe r. aWTi? m. 
 
 Eeady^ a. prepared, Sfc. lit.fg.—oi persons. FnrR or'^^v^^ 
 f^5, ^HT, ^^, 5^, a^TrtPK, ?rT^?, ^^ or JT^, ^FHT^, 
 
 5FH^ qfar^i=5T, fTn^?:, 3fe=T, ;j?t?i, ^^, 3?g^, 3^^ (iu 
 
 comp. as iTH^rFH^, 'T':ofFH?7, >.te. ). 
 
 2 prepared,— oi things. >?m or rT^R, f^f^, qq^r^ ^f^'^, 
 STW, qftTtF, fl^Tfira, ^^ or ?OT, 5^^, ?I«T, 'Hpnld . 
 
 To make r. v. To Peepaee. ^T^^i. 
 
 3 convenient, opportune, near,easy, ^-c. ^^ Trft^, 'ffS ^T 
 
 4~ a knowledge, &c. not rusly. ^TrTT, ^TFT^TP, yTTJfT, 
 
 ^<T^5T, rt^TR, 3'"Tf^'4?I, FI^H^, ^S^itfT. 
 
 5 ( of understanding, &c. ) ([uick, apt.^ t. Sdaep. g^r'JT, 
 
 G qtiicl-, prompt, S)C. v. SllAET. rr^FST, ^T^SH?, tm,TT^"- 
 
 7 dcccterous, skdful, v. Expeet. HT^Sr, TRST, ?^, f 'TcJ. 
 
 8 consisting in cash. tTJfJT, ^?f , traST^, =7?P. 
 
 Eeadt, Eeadx-mo>-et, «. %q55/. ^^ n. ^^t[f. ^n^^m. 
 
 In the way of r. ?ri^^n5 or eft, ?T^Tfm'^. 
 
 Sale for r. ^^^%t[f. Xm^^f. 
 
 Trade or business conducted on the principle of r. 
 
 Eeadx-made, a. 3TTq'rTr,rrqK,n'TR:K^^%5r^3T ;-au article 
 
 of smith's work, qfl?t^R:, Mi^HMIi. 
 Eeadt-spoken, a. ^RRTTrft, ^^TT^ or ?r, ^%"^r?T or ^. 
 Eeadt-witted, o. ^^fR^Tqrsft, ^r3ft^-.d^H, ^T^^rfff, <ff- 
 
 3=5^^f S'tT^ ^'JTRT or sfrsiIRT, ^tJTJT^^. 
 Eeai, a. true, existing, actual, ^^r, ?^^TT or ^?T^Tr, ^If'T, 
 
 ^iT, f^^pTT^, ^, ^TfF^rq;, ^'<Tr4, T4T?r'4, f^N^F, ^v 
 
 f^-qp, 3T'=f'<l, 5fF=T'4^, Hmit^. 
 2— in law. ?'4Tsr7, ^TFRr. 
 
 E. property. r<TT^ ^=7 «.-TT?5 ?«.-&c. 
 Eeality, «. v. a. 1. ^IqiTT w. ^rafsf^FqtTT m. &c. ^X]?f. 
 ^fq- n. ^rrq?Tr/. HHT ?i. ?T?^r'4 m. S^fwi^ n. ^m n. a^q;- 
 
 In r. V. Eeally. sfTO^^, ^R^'-. 
 I. a reality. ?If=r n. arfef^qq- wJ. ?f?cff;fqq- ;«. 
 Eealization, a. v. V. 1. — act. ^^\^ arnnot «. &.C. ^r'^^ «. 
 2 aTTfJRfsi'^m •cR'jf «. ^rraf^^ HH'jf M. &.C. 
 
 8 5rgc=? ^?:'jf «. &c. 3''TT=rr ««. snrr'Ji'Y/. j^atrf n. 31^- 
 
 To Eealize, v. a. Iring info act. ^TrT-Hhiirf-oqti^Kirt-^?:- 
 
 2 Jr/ny home to one's self, consider as real, ^'c. aTTHT^iif- 
 
 3 ( monies, profits ). g^q^ qR^f, cf^PJ qJTi'jf, g'q^^IOT, 3-- 
 T^T^, ^'TT =RW, ^TT^TT m.- ^^m\ f.-Sic. W^l^ ^. of 0. 
 
 To be realized. ^TT ftot-Tr^'Jt. 
 Eeally, rtf^y. v. A. 1. ?RT <te/. ttc. ^fq, tfrafif^, ffffcf:, 
 
 sT^^fr:, sRHn^qr, ^^5??5^tt, q'^m^^r, q:'4T'4. 
 
 Eealsi, «. kingdom. lV^^ n. l\% n.
 
 HEA 
 
 i05 
 
 Beam, «.-of paper. \^H n. f[H n. from the English. — of 
 
 10 quires, ^^f. 
 To Eea>;imate, v. a. restore to life. f^H ^jft^ m. armfir, 
 
 f^^TT f^fT ^^iJt, fsTSfffT ^^ m. qrrSijf, ^^^^T «. :pW, 
 
 Eeaximation, h. t. V. rH=lfd'^1'JMIp5'Jl n. &c. ^>nT». 
 2b Eeap, v. a. ( corn, &c. ) cut. qjRot, ^TJrTJf, ^R'jft/.-^- 
 
 =rT"ift/--&c. :p5Tjf ^. o/" 0. WS^T. 
 
 2 fig. receive as fruit of an action. ^TrTJf , ^^fiJt, ^["Jf, 
 
 Eeaper, 11. ]Je.u>isg, />. a. v. V. 1. q^rr^RT, ^cjquTRr, ^FrT- 
 Eeapino, «. V. V. I.— act. ^mf «. &c. ^rrnft/ ^^tjft/. 
 
 fSTTir/. ?rriift or ^v^n\f ^a^ «. 
 
 Cost of r. ^PrroTT^oS/. 
 EEAPtsa-noOK, «. y. Sickle. Sosr »«. ^I^Trfl'/. 
 Eeab, Eeae-w'AKD, n. ( of an army ). Pfimt/ fdrS »J, 
 
 In the r. behind, <jv. TT^t'TT'f, HT'f, fi i ^l j iff. 
 
 To cast in the r. JTT^rSt, iTPT^tSOT, iTrTffTcrif. 
 To Eeae, v. n. — a horse, &c. g^?ff qiJi, |^rar ^of, HFI?^- 
 
 "TRTm g-Tr ?:r|OT, ^^rr^af, ^t^ j{af , ^^r or ^^^\ ^^_ 
 
 To Eeab, r. a. Iring np to maturity, raise. F^sr^TT^r JTtST or 
 
 m'-iferf if "TT^i=if-&c. TT^tJf-qro^. &e. 
 
 2 raise, breed, g-q-^^r^, f^T^^^, g?T'5r ^^, ^T^^T^. 
 
 3 erer^, rawe. g-^TT ^T'^r, gfTR'jf, g-f^of. 
 Eear-guaed, n. f^sJTTt^ Jfoiff/. 
 
 Eeak-mouse, «. ^iTTf^f /. [ qrar^. 
 
 Eeaeed, 2?. T. V. A. 1. B^FTT^ HfSr %?!^T, ^TT^sfeOT, &c. 
 
 2 3T3T5r%?JT, &c. g'??^. 
 Eeasos, «. discursive power, rafioiial faculty, t/.V^dehsta'Sd- 
 
 ISG. ^fl;/. f^^iS^f ?T^^Tf^/. f^ n. f^/. 
 
 2 T. Eight, Justice. ffH^^Ti^T m. ^^TiJTT »>. ^r'?f^0Tr ot. 
 
 qTnj-?rr/. ^v^T'frfq^r/.T'4r4TfTr/. fitt^t/. ^^^ri/". jf^/. | 
 
 With or without r. |-;g?rr|-^, \^]W.^ »t^, 5TT5lS, ^?r. 
 
 To come to r. To listen to r. ^ir^ot, ff^^fT /.-&e. 
 
 fm y. ofs. [ siT^f n. ff^T^l/. 
 
 3 ground, principile, cause. JFRUT ?z. f^fiTTT «. ^H ?«. sf%- 
 Ty Eeasox, ». M. exercise thefaculfy of reason, deduce in- 
 ferences from premises, ^-c. rf^fe m.-^r^^ Hi.-fJTfT^ «.-^- 
 ^ OT.-^|NTf »».-f?r5rfff5%=?R w.-aT'^iTfTT/.-&c.-:Rof. 
 
 2 debate, v. To Aegue. qr^ »«.-f^in^ w.-=n^f%^^ m.-^rr^- 
 ^r^ m.-&c. W.^, 
 
 3 ( with ). f|FT^ wi.-^f^Jn^ M. ^'Jf, ff JT^?ft^ qra'Jf «.- 
 HIT'T m.-&c. 'FT'^. 
 
 To Eeason, v. a. discuss, y. To Aegue. ^rijt, "^iTiDf, qr^qr- 
 
 S' /.-&c. JRTJt y. o/ 0. 
 Eeasoxable, a. liaving reason, v. Eatioxai,. cT^^Tf^?PT^, 
 
 2 governed ly reason, acting rationally, v. Wise, Just. || 
 ^TITJrff, 3TlMM|r^l^r, fftrft^^. ij 
 
 3 agreeable to reason, v. Just, Eight. 5rT^3T?f|',qW, ^'C^\- 1 
 
 ?tTit, 3"<t^^, rJPT^, ^r^r^, ?fT?ft=5Tr, Hrw, ftrfrr^, " 
 
 £3 
 
 •4 «o< excessive, tje. v. MoDEttATE.ilrir^,giTTTT^, ^SPRf, 
 EEAsoNADtEXEss, «. V. A. 1. and Eeasox. fTPI^f^/. H^- 
 
 <»• ffmr wj. Frrn m. hr «. ^jt-t wi.gHT^^TT/. ?jhPt/. 
 
 4 %H^ROTT w. JTI'^q^Torr m. &c. 
 Eeasoxably, ad,', v. A. 3. sfr^^sff, qF^, &c. H^^^, ^^, 
 &c. ?ftFrt^-f^'^T5infr-&c. deal. 
 
 4 gHRr=qr-5T?jrqr->S:c. (^a-i. 
 
 Eeaso.nee, n. Eeasoxixo, ;;. a. \. V. X.l. a^-'^^-Ac. ^pr- 
 
 Eeaso.m.ng, ji. v.V.iSM.— flc/. ^% ^Di «. <tc. 3r^ w. 3r^sr^ 
 w. rPF 7«. i%?PF wf. fq'^i^oT ". fiT'fq^iry'. FI^^I^ «. ?T^- 
 
 fTR «. 3T<Tr<TffT/. 
 
 Skill in r. rrn^f^PT pop. Fm^/^ ». rT^^r^T^^ ». 
 Eeassubaxce, n. v. V. fj=5r?Tr w. f^ft^t^T w». H.=I»TT^^r 
 
 w. wjfRfJf n. jjfn^re^ «. 3^TT;(u/. fyrrr «i.Hif*r^FR »». 
 
 2b Eeassuee, t". a. restore confidence or courage to. ift^ w.- 
 
 Eeassueed, p. V. V. f^^TRrr f^^^r, &c. sn'^nfff??, jjrt*^- 
 
 Eeassueeb, m. Efassubixo, p. a. V. V. fs^TTfrr-^H^^ffT- 
 
 &c. ^"iTTTT-f'PC^ ^'JTnT-&c. aTT«lTOq;, 31I=«rRH ^RTT-^Ttf , 
 
 Eebeck, n. fiddle, ^app n. K^\% n. 
 
 Eebel, Eebelleb, n. Eebellisg, p. a. v. V. ^IT^FRRT-Tf- 
 
 To Eebel, v. n. revolt, rise against government. \^K^\-ZZ^ 
 ivith ^ o/ 0. 515 n.^^ «!.-^T m.-&c. q;?;6f, ^aiS'T^mnw.- 
 
 Eeeellion, w. V. v.— orf. ff^TFRPJTS^tJf n. itc'clTT wi. si- 
 
 5 «. ^?«. ;cr^^"r^;H. KiTfirfi^w. ^Rf^fq-m»i. wtttptftwi. 
 Eebellious, a. v. V. ff^:^mr5R ^j'nRT-f'P^'nRT, &c. ij^, 
 
 st5-5TT, ^fT^, ^n#?:, ^1^31^. 
 
 I. refractory, contumacious, cj'c. T. Pehtebse. filT^^, 
 
 fFT, ^%^, arn Jift, 3TRIT5. 
 lb Eebouxd, «;. «. spring bacL 3^?ot, ^^, 7^I3of , ^?ft/- 
 
 ;jffest/.-:jffT5ft f.-Z^T f-&c. ?5rr>^, ^^^ m./. ^TDT-HRixf. 
 Eebouxd, v. a. T. To Eevebbebate. S^^f^ot. 
 Eebound, Eeboundixq, n. v. V. N.— ac/. s^^of h. Ac. 
 
 ?cTr m. ?:ctT/. ^?I^ ?;»./ ^^ /. 3^f5{t/. ?^l5fT/. 
 Eebuff, m. t. Check. ^ w>. ?5"T'^ ". 
 To give a r. frt^RT »TRot. 
 To meet with a r. miRT ^m, 
 
 2 V. Dexial. fJT^TRT «>. 
 lb Eebuke, «). a. chide, tjc. v. To Eepeove. y s^H i HK m. 
 
 I'Jf, ETF^ m.-^^7i^ m.-&c. qRcf. 
 
 2 V. To Check, ^"jf, ^Tirf. 
 
 3 rcjn-ess, cheek, silence, ,j-c. iy reproof. tTT^Rot, ?[=rr- 
 5Tot, 9r^^, ^iTT^ijf, tm^ /.->S:c. ^^. [w;.^?^ tii. 
 
 Eebvke, Eebukixo, n. v. V. l.—act. ^s^^mR wi. ^TP^S
 
 EEC 
 
 706 
 
 EEC 
 
 2 ^ m. ^SToft /. 
 
 3 tm^/. ^^iNoft/. 
 
 Eebus. See Eiddi.e. 
 
 To Kebut, r. o. — in Law. sTtP^^TT ". ^. 
 
 2 See To Bepel. 
 To Eecall, t'. a. call hack. mVKi-<TTH-&c. ^FTT^OT. 
 
 2 reeoke, annul, (J'c. i^rs^, T^-&c. ^^. 
 
 3 ( worils, &c. ) retract. PpT^ot, "TTfT^ot, ^rl-l'^ui, 7?^5- 
 
 4 See To Eecollect. 
 
 Jb Recakt, p. o. (words, &c.) v. To Recall. ftPC^^, 
 
 To Eecaxt, v. 11. recall uwds, cfc, retract. qT?5^ W.^&C. 
 
 Eecaxtatiox, n. v. Y. A. f^T^^ n. qT?r ^"Jf n. &c. 
 V. V. N. «fR^ f^^^ w. &c. 
 I. declaration contradictory of a former one. 3'^^ ^?5tfi 
 
 To Eecapitulate, v. a. repeat the principal points of a 
 discourse. ?|^TO^ f<P5?T ?ft'Ft, 'T|a5T%ft^ /.-'tr*<n^r m.- 
 ^TTttl OT.-&C. ^i'lui-'liT^. 
 
 Recapitulation, n. v. V. — act. ^'^mn f^€=T 'TtT^ w. &c. 
 I. summari) of a preceding discourse. HPT?^ #=J'"TT'^ 
 
 To Recede, v. n.Jall hack, ^^nrf, qr^u^ n. JTT^ JFT^-3Tf- 
 
 2 ( from a promise, &c.) v. To Draw Back. fK\^K f.- 
 fiRPJ m.f.-&r. ?TW, t;^/.-7?I?:/-&c. ^-TTR^, qTTTOT, 
 fip^, f*+<'+.-'.'Jf, fp^ijiur, «T7^T 'TW, f^^^'Jf, JtS^ ui, 
 
 To Eecede, v. o. give hack. MW'^ut-^R^r. 
 Eeceipt, w. v. V. \.~act. ipjf «. &e. 
 
 I. receipts; v. I>-come. ^stkt/. ^rmm. 3TT^m'«.^rH?5T?T/. 
 Back-receipts, Zoans received hack and cancelled. TT- 
 
 !T=3nTT/. 
 
 Receipts and eipenses. v^hI<H"4 »»• aTTT^TT J?!. 
 
 II. «o/e of acknowledgement. MNrlT/. "frfK/. TT^/. 
 
 III. (esp. of a letter, parcel, &c.). "^^^fft/. 
 
 IV. prescriptimi, recipe. ?vft=^-^<'^^-fT^^-5t^-&c. 
 
 To Receipt, t). a. *n?nf/. ^^7T^. 
 
 Eeceivable, a. y. Y. 1. E?nqT^mT-^^r-&e. qrST, q^oftq', 
 
 To Receive, «. a. t. To Take, To Get. ir^, "TT^df, 3TT5m«. 
 -TTTn^n. ^PTJT, ^fmnif, 37'ft<f;K'If, 3t'ft^?:«i.-Wt^?rRm.- 
 •IT^ n.-&C. ^T^. 
 
 The arriving and being received (of monies due). 
 ^^ <»• <ft^/. m. 
 
 To be received by, come to hand. q^flMi, 'H^'f, fHS- 
 
 To r. in full, vfi^ qT^jj. 
 
 2 ( a guest ). v. To Entebtain. ^irr^or, arrTfT^RfT/i.- 
 3Tr^ 3TT^s;?T n.-^R^r/.-&c. ^^df ^. o/o. 
 
 3 amongst or in ; admit. %ot, ^^^df m^!C[^vi 
 
 4 See To Allow. 5 See To Contain . 
 
 Receiver, n. Receiving, p. a. v. V. 1. q^'JiRT, TT^unTr, Ao. 
 
 I. — in Natural philosophy.^RTT^"T^ 'T^5n^';% asppft^^'T- 
 
 Eeceived, ;). V. Y. 1. ^^^\, "TT^%?;r,&c. srnr, ssyr, ;?^tt. 
 
 Recency, Recent, Recently. See Lateness, Late,Latelt. 
 
 Receptacle, a. ves.fd, ^c. which receives or contains. "Tl^'t. 
 aTT?nT m. (esp. in comp. as, ^s^rifT^, 'flvTT^, aTTfTnT??-, 
 JTjyTnT, &c.) HrsT^ n. P\^^ n. firffcT »». ^TftHFOT n. ^'l- 
 ffR n. ^ n. 'iTTtTR »«. 
 
 Reception, Receiving, n. v. Y. 1. — act. %df m. &c. ?T^'Jr n. 
 
 JPTT m. ^^K^ n. 
 
 2 3Tm?f^5rTn?T n. ?t»Tr^T/. 
 Receptive, «. q-UTTTT, ^"■m--*)! 7q«Tl'lNl, Vl^^. 
 Recess, Eecession, n. v. Y. N. 1. qm ^^"Jf, ff{^iJF«. c^j^. 
 
 jTT't m:^ n. &c. 
 
 2 JTRTT/. f^^m m.f. -^jtif. TS5? w./. TT^i^ «. 
 
 I. — as in a wall, niche. $RfT or +HliI »». ^Ri or ^FT- 
 
 fTT 5 « . ^"^ /. [ ^5^ w. I^TT^ /. 
 
 E. with shelves and shutters, v. Cdpboaed. H»4r||5J«. 
 Secret r. =4~K+R1?T m. [jttTT ns. 
 
 II. temporary suspension of business. f^TTTm. ^<fo5OT. ^?m. 
 
 III. See Privacy, Retirement. 
 Recipe. See Receipt. 
 Eecipient. See Eeceiver. 
 
 Reciprocal, a. mutual. T^?qT, ^^%^, 'TOPRt^^TT, ^^'Tft=5fr, 
 
 2 See Alternate. 
 Reciprocally, adv. v. A. L 'T^^TT, IT^'TTf, TT^, ^^i;;, 
 Reciprocalness, Reciprocity, n. m. A. 1. MiW'^Hl/. 'R- 
 
 To Reciprocate. See To Alternate, To Exchange. 
 
 Reciprocation. See Alternation, Exchange. 
 
 Recital, Recitation, w, v. Y. — act. i^onif «. »^^ofty. qj- 
 
 Alternate r. ( by two parties ). ^T^/. 
 
 2 ^rfTir ?i. &c. ^HHuft/. ^'<T^ «. ■^^:;q^«. gor^ «. 
 
 To RecitE; v. a. rehearse, repeat.^ ( a lesson, Ac ). a-^ oi i? !, 
 
 '^^"T'Tt/. -&c. ^rrw y. o/'o. arg^T^, <ff3^ »».-&c. ^t- 
 
 wt ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 >-eZa/e, narrate, t. To Tell, ^im, ^Stjut, g5TI^% fiT^. 
 
 fqut, :f5^^ «.-fSre:'T>T «.-&c. ^dr. 
 
 Recited, p. v. Y. 1. »^7?^, qftH. 
 
 2 ?fffitff J5;^r, &c. f^^rfcfrT, ^f*iiT, ^Tom. 
 
 Reciter, ?j. Reciting, p. a. v. V. 1. '^TTTT, 'T3^<HTT[-?T'ft. 
 
 2 ^Tfqanrr, &c. ^'<to, f?i^^. 
 
 To Reck. See To Heed. 
 
 Reckless, a. v. Careless, Impetuous. f^trrei^TT^TT, ^i^jp, 
 ^^5[i^, «tqi^, f^HT?, ^l!*<^i»n, ^I^^, tii^Ri*, »!t^-
 
 EEC 
 
 ST, «rf^, +^idl. 
 
 EECKLEssLT,nJt.'. v.A. 1%tTn;T. ^tr'TO^m, sjqR%'mr#,&c. 3[R- 
 
 Eecklessnkss, n. v. A. f^rsTT^FRtrir '"• «rTT%"T'Tr »'■ %?T'P'T<Tr 
 
 '». ^TfK n. ^r^H^fj/. 
 2b Reckon, «. a. mimler, v. To Count. TW^, ifraof, T'lTrft 
 
 /.-'fr3i^r^/.-rioT?rr/.-?n?^r/-&c. q^wr y.o/ o. [trrwr. 
 
 2 esteem, account, regard, SjC. qtJTW, Hr^3T"it, HR^, PJ^iJI, 
 2b Eeckon, v. n. v. To Think, To Suppose. ^f^TOT, ^?<Hr 
 /.-&c. ^?^, gJTTT m. Ej^TT^-qr^ot-^'aaT. 
 
 2 for; Ic answerahle. f^^ra 7".-Hra5rr "i.-^TTfT m.-kc. '^ot. 
 
 3 on; Z(7y stress or dependence on. ^^cf^r «(.-3T'T''T «.-&c. 
 a^m, C^, %7/. S^TOT. 
 
 4 with; «e«/e accounts with. f|^l>t w. ^OT-qi^, f^SfTROT. 
 
 %>ji ^ot, ?Tf?r «. "TT^oT-rT'rmiJir, ^iHTpEft ^^^rm/. ^ofr ^dj. 
 
 Eeckoxino,«. \. V. A. 1.— ffrf. iTTOT n. &e. H^Muft/. noiFft 
 /. T'JPT w. TORT/ ^JP^rr/. 
 2— state. qiRT/. noirft/- f|?Tm »«• ^^r ?». TTS »». 
 
 I. T. Account, f^^ir^ or f|"^iq ?». 
 A strict r. ^TRT »». |fTSr5rS?ft/. v. %. 
 
 II. rfnfe and cmnparison of accounts. fk^?FI ^^T "^n. ^T- 
 
 2b EECLAiii, V. a. call hack from error or vice. g^R^, ^^^TT- 
 2 See To Tame. 3 ( land from the sea ) JPT^, ?5PT^ft- 
 
 To Eecline, v. n. v. To Lean. ?^ur, afrt^. 
 
 2 lie down, v. To Lie. fJr^ijf, arr^q' or 377?^/ ^^, ^TTS- 
 SRTJI oj- SirSSfTT^, 3Tf»T n. 5T^, 'TrepS/. ^of. 
 
 2b Eecline, v. a. ?^. 
 
 Eecluse, B./)«-son lolio lives in seclusion. ^^S%T^, ^^3%r5T, 
 
 ^T5^^^, t^fj^^, f5rf?r^%q^, f^fET^P^ra'^, ?f i^rpfft, f^- 
 
 2b Becognise. 1-. a. know a/jain. a^Tot^"^, ^Tijot, T^J^^r, 
 
 2 See To Acknowledge. 
 Eecognition, Eecognisance, n. v. V. afr^^OT ». &c. afrs!^ 
 
 / ^FH^tiT ;?. 
 
 2 — in law. ^?"R5TrJTT m. +^~!,m/. 5=E?r5^rt».3ITHH=q?;^T»»- 
 3b Eecoil, «. M. »!Oi'e, */a)-<, cj-c. iflscl-. ^^6t, ^^"Jf, HTH WT- 
 
 2 — a gun. 5n~5^, f^?!^. 
 
 3 See To Eebound. 
 Eecoil, Eecoiling, n. v. V. \.—act. ^T^ai «. ^?<ff n. &e. 
 To Eecollect, v. a. recall the knouledf/e of. CHr?^"Jr, ?iTt6t, 
 
 5FIT3^W/--TI5/.-^HTai «.-Br/-&c. :?;^^ ^. '^/o- ?'ff^/ 
 ^•/•o/o. 
 
 To be recollected. 'fli?;^iii, •JTT?;5r>iT/-'7r3;/.-?l?/.-&c. 
 
 To r. one's self. 3^Norm-^t^ m.-kc. ^'^^K-fV^Vn\m- 
 
 Efx'ollection, «. V. V. 'flT^Em n. &c. 'flRiTJr/. aTTJ^J?;/. 
 ?TTTtrT «. ?^/ ?i?TTTar n. ?j?Hfrt/. ?ITF|';^«. ^?:>».5jin/. 
 Proximate cause of r. ^f?l|5 »». 
 
 707 
 
 UEC 
 
 ll 2b Eecommend, t'. a. commend to another's notice, Sfc. bif 
 I faioralle representations. 5H-<4M«JoB ftl'^TT^ or f%<J7TTW 
 j[ /.-FTr^SF/.-JoiEpiI^ »i.-&e. JfTTof ^. of 0. 
 2 Sec To Commit. '.^ Sec To Advise. 
 Eecommendation, n. v. V. 1. f^<FTTW or fB<prTB/. HTflV 
 
 Letter or message of r. f^'FR^fHf T^ ». ^if^f^q^T h. 
 
 I. /A(7/ which recommends. ^TTT^TOI «. ^Ml^ri m. 
 Eecompense, n. v. Eewaed. sif7T?pT ;i. iff?i<i)?5 n. 
 To Eecompense, v. a. ( for sulferiDgs, service, &c. ). See To 
 
 Compensate, To Eewakd. 
 
 2 repay, requite, retaliate, return. ^fH^^ n. ^wf.^^, 
 
 o/o. Hrd4>'ri ". ^"ir, ^qTT5ir '«■ ^"JT. 
 Eecompensed, /J. V. V. 2. %2^^, Ac. sif?l<^^?T. 
 Eeconcilable, v. V. 1. f^^V^ JR^^IT^rnT-^TTT^T, 5Em^ 
 
 irST^T ^-RT-Ac. 
 
 2 H5E qnr^ ^mr, ^th ^^^\^■[ :%nr-&c. 
 
 2b Eeconcile, «. a. bring lack into friendship and union. 
 fm^\^ m.-^'kz m.-^-^ or l^ m. -^Of g. of o. ^M^ J.- 
 ^^'^^f.-&.c.^\%^■W■r^■W^^^g.ofo.rccip. ?ifil m.-^- 
 ^m M-'J^^TOT n. ^K^ g. of o. q^-.Hi^T n.-^M=^f.-&c. 
 ^^^ 9- of 0. 
 
 2 make consistent, ffrar w).-Koi Hi. -Ac. qfjoj g. of o. 
 recip. ^TT m.-^SfT jh.-Ac. «re5lOT y. ofo. rerip. ^^TIDt, fir- 
 SSfOT, ^^«II?'??Tr/.-&c. ^rc^ g.of 0. [?l-':i^-Ac.^^oi. 
 
 3 hring to acquiescence, tj-c. ^THIt m.&c. tn%?fT ^R^t, ^T"^- 
 To be reconciled to. nrs ^5;^ i?of, HT^ ^<Jr. 
 
 Eeconcilement, Eeconciliation, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^TH^T- 
 
 n.— state. ^fiT w. b^-t/ ^f^rf^/. q=T-.?I'?'T n. ^^^=^^ f. 
 
 2— fle«. ffrSET ^rsof w. fJT^JTOT h. Ac. f^7.^^'\ f. ^i^^^.VJ\ 
 
 n. — state. HoE m. s?jH m. 3l^T wi. ^"Jft/. ^HR m. ^^ 
 
 STT^FTtTT/. 
 Eeconcilee, n. Eeconcilino, ;). a. Y. y. 1 f*i^T^-B^il-Ae. 
 
 qv<uiKi, ^TH^rT-Ac. TrrTiTT, ^^tr %r\\, Hf^r qB^t, Ac 
 Eecondite, a. V. Abstevse. ^?5, q^?f, n?^«r, 'flli^. 
 Eeconnoissance, w. t. V. %^oft /. ^^7 '?r^'Jft/. 
 To Eeconnoiter, v. a. (an enemy's camp, Ac. ). survey, 
 
 examine ly the eye. ^or, ?|aot, \l /.-^aoft/.-^OJXTT- 
 
 ^oft/.-Ac. ^T^. 
 2b Eecoed, v. a. register, write in a look, Sjc. fe|^^ %?3t, 
 
 ; q^TCS-Ac. qRiiif. [q^ wi. ^^»T «. 
 
 [ Eecoed, n. register, writing containing account of. ^^ m. 
 
 f 2 book of records. 5"frTT ». 
 
 ! Eecobd-ofiice, 7i. ^<^?^RT vi. Sf^TT n. 
 
 I Eecoeded, p. V. V. fel'^ S^^f^r, S^HTin ma^Fir, Ac. %- 
 
 I ^cxfr^, q^?-?, q^fre;^. 
 
 I Eecordeu, n. Eecobdino, ;). n. v. V. f^*|R %^tmTT, 3"^^ffl 
 j, HTSWRT, &C. <^>M<iK, 5^^?ft^.
 
 I^EC 708 
 
 I. T. JCDOE. -*<|4|Hift?J )». 
 
 To Eecocxt, V. a. relate in delatl, recile, v. To Tkll. rtT- 
 ftin, :p'«T^ H.-^=5ff/.-&c. wM g. ofo. 
 
 Eecocsted, p. V. V. FrT^t^7^rR-trf;T??n:->.tc. ^tfnH^Br, ^Ff^r- 
 
 Eecocster, n. Kecouxtixg, /). a. v. V. «T7?ft^«IK-&c. ^W- 
 
 Efcocrse, n. ajijlicadon lofor help, ^'c. aTI^T^T'T ?;. 3Tcr^- 
 
 To have or make r. to. ^ipj pop. a^MT «!.-3TT'JKm. 
 tRof-tniiT ff- ofo. >TT^/. Irqui-f^q^tff ff. of o. 3TT«r'T<'I, 3T- 
 
 Jo Eecotee, v. a. restore from sicJcness, v. To Cube, q^r- 
 fHfWt-&c. ^FTiif, m^^. 
 
 2 T. To Eepaib, To Eestore. ^tt^RW, B^tTOfm, S'^RiJf. 
 
 3 j-^-^fl/n. fTJc^-q^-Ac. ft-^jfoir-^riTs^CTr-inTr ^u^^-Acq- 
 ^=jfT «i.-7H:5nfi^/.-&c.J?r?Tify. o/o. sT?55T>Jr".-!T?5^^Ri«. 
 ^K^ff.ofo. [sfi^-Ac. 
 
 To be recovered. fH>f,H -T^f: -T?rr-&c. fiTcEof-^t"T5^-"Tr- 
 To Eecover. v. n. come right again.^ — gener. T^^^t, fq^^- 
 
 2 ( from sl<-kncss ). 5rrT-=qrr^-?T5r:^-1%fr'ft-?TiW;^-<S:e. 
 
 3^TT"if, 3^-dlui, 3^PT=!TnT T"^, TTST^, TT^"^, ^sfTef^fffj 
 
 To begin to r. wi^^VZ^^-'^'v^^^'^J "t'^TH ?n"T^, ^T- 
 f TNiTRT ^^T^iJf, TT? /. 3^^ot^ sfttT m. tT^, tTT ?«. ^T^, 
 
 Eecoveeablf, a. v.V. A. 3. i%??7f f*ro!;^m^>TT-^R^-&c. 
 
 2^R»-"^, qH:!TrcT. 
 Ivecovebed, p. V. Y. A. 1. and V. N. 2. 5nT-&c. %%?JT-5rT- 
 
 J7=5T-&c. ;T5niT, H-^mq, f^rffrfrT, ^^nrr, IrRFI. 
 
 2 ^•jiJ^.-ii, TTR?:^r. 
 
 3 f<?r^7f fH555f"^?^, 'T^^is'.iT, ^^•.■^^^, 
 
 Eecoteet, m. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^^ ^^^ n. &c. ^Rirf^q^ n. 
 
 <i'lPliyH n. fril^qK'^ n.— state, ^xi^^^^f xtmf^f. 
 
 2— act. ^TT^T'^ «• &c. 
 
 3 ftp^?r fHd'Hui «. &e. q^r^lT m. q^TiSTTfir/. 
 
 V. V. N. 2. qn |rcrr ^^. &c. W^K m. g^T^RT m. 
 Eeciiea>-t, a. See Cowabd. 2 /aZ^e, ^'c. f^qm'J, f^^RTS, 
 
 To Eeceeate. See To Eefeesh, To Amuse. 
 
 Eeceeatiox. See Eefeeshmest, Amusement. 
 
 Eecbemeut, n. v. Dboss, Eefuse. jt?5 m. n. pop. Mm m. JT- 
 €[f iTToEMi. rm. 
 
 Eeceeiiestitious, a. v.N. JToir^, TTotT'^n', &c. 
 
 To Eecbimisate, v. n. return one accusation loith another. 
 3^ 3TT5I Hi.-ipT^Tra m.f.&c. ^^-^sm\^^ ?^?T^ »n. ?5r- 
 5m-%5fat, UrMMjH jii.-^fPTficr'TTn m..&c. ^"TT, g^T^-Ac. 
 
 EEC 
 
 \ Eeceimikaxio.v, «. V. V. 7^^-T?^?:r-%^-&e. 3Tra m.f. 375?T- 
 i <CHkIh ot. SIriTRtT m. SffqfHqR ?». q^qq^r^ m. 
 , Eeceiminator, jj. Eecbiminatlso, p. a. Eecrimixatoet, 
 ] a. V. V. J?I^ 'JTT3 %OTm, 3"^?:T ^ItT FTR'TTrT, 3^^fr ^T 
 
 'TFft, STr^q^r^. 
 Zb Eeceuit, r. a. v. To Eepaie. «l^<ui, ^fffq^Rof, gtTR^, 
 
 3^<>j|, fTi'^TT sTTcrnjf, <j^5 ^^^t, f^'tr?ft^^ arnTot. 
 
 2b Eecel'IT, v. n. recover strength, spirits, ij'c. g'^of, w- 
 
 ! qiTTfFVtrrf-&c. fpJt. 
 
 j 2 ra(>e ne(f soldiers. ^% f^iqij wj. /jZ. ^rrfapif , R^ RiqT- 
 
 I Eeceuit, «. neu-h/ enlisted soldier. ^cnf^qiT «. 
 Eectaxole, n. W^.mv^f. 
 Eectanoulae, a. •tiH*|ui, ^th-^HJ,^. 
 Eectifiable, a. v. V. g'^RTqiTTTTT-^nTTrr-ctc. 
 Eectification, n. v. V. — act. gqi^of ?;. ^'^ijf n. f^^ Hof?;. 
 
 &c. g':TRcnt/. gwjr^/. ^snrwt/. 
 
 2b Eectift, i;. a. set right, correct, f^^iqui, giTRof, gq'R- 
 
 T'JnF/.-&c. ^JRiJry. o/o. ^f5/.-fqg%/-&c. ^.X^ g.ofo. 
 Eectilineal, Eectilineae, a. right-lined. ?r^i^f=5rr, ?R?5- 
 
 ■^HRrq. [ ?rr/. 3TMq «. 
 
 I EeCTITUDE, «. V. StEAIGHTNESS. ?RoEqiTT »». ^Rrq n. ^TFj- 
 
 2 fig. V. Ho>-estt, Justness, Vietuousness. ^s<mT>«. 
 ?fRrq «. 'ER^TFT ««. ^"^qoTT »». ^t[f. 3TT^? «. 
 
 Law of r. ;frf?r/. [ q/ s. 
 
 To deviate from the path of r. qr^rif? «. srf^S qf of ^. 
 Deviation from r. is deviation from peace. ^ ^^^- 
 "IRT qJ^S H HHT'^RTTtf qf^l. 
 EectOe, «. 3TftT=FT^ fq^fT. 
 Eectum, »i. — tlie intestine. JToirqT ^"isr ?». T^T^iq m. 
 
 The r. protruding at stool, ^^ff/! r. ^'rf?. 
 Eecuiiee>-ce, Eecumbenct, 11. V. A. 3TT?q/. v. q', qr^frS/. 
 
 qr?ra;q^/. o. ^, ^^Tq?r K. f fl^^T^qr/. ^ 
 Eecumbent, a. lying dotcn. 3TTf qr, ^TT^T ^cT^r, qRTS q?r- 
 
 ?i^, qRTrrr. 
 Eecumbentlt, offy. V. A. 3TT5^ C*^^^' 3Tr5q-qRf3-&c. %- 
 
 2b Eecub, t'. n. happen again. f9)^^-q^:-&c. ^"jf-q^^ q- 
 Dt-qi7i-^ldf-jqf?'<TrT ^"t>jf-&c. q^q-?^T/.-&c. fl^Jf^^. ofs. 
 2 ( to memory ). 3TT3qijf, g^q'^', ^JRot., ^"^, aTR^tJl/. 
 
 -^?iR>jr M.-?^^TJi «.-m'^/.-?rj/.-&c. ^ot_9. of s. 
 Eecukbekce, a. V. V. 1. fp^?r q^'if «. &c. q^'^r/ q?T^- 
 
 qf^'4ffT/. q^cffR- «. q^TTT^ »■ 
 
 E. of a fever, &c. KiqR fv.^. \_mf 
 
 2 x'^x^n. ^JRofn. &c. aTRq'n/. XHV^n. ^X^n. V^^f. 
 Eecueeekt, a. returning from time to <me. qTt^R-&c. qoTT- 
 
 ^-^TS'TRT, 'T=T:'RT?:Frmt, S^T'.q^qrff. 
 
 Eecuevate, Eecuevous, a icnf lackicard. qTStJTRI-qRt^S- 
 
 &C. qt'F^?^-5T^Arll-&c. 
 Eecusaxt. See Nonconfoemist,
 
 EED ' 
 
 Bed, a. ?Tf«r5T (.remiss, rrt^ reddish), 5ira,^, 3TR^, ??rf|fT. 
 
 Dark r. 3T?t7i. 
 
 Dusky r.— esj). of cattle, vr^sr. 
 
 Plaming r. Deep r. HH4Rr?5, ?TNSM^, sraHS^, ?rT- 
 
 House r. ^nir. 
 
 Pale or light r. qR?5,'rn;r JT^f, «rfT^^. 
 
 Yellowish r. H^ft. 
 Eed-coat. See Soldieh. 
 
 Eed-hot, a. rTRST ?sra ffr%^, f^'^TR^, 3=ffTr?m. 
 Bed-lead, a. minium. ^T^ ™. f^^ '«• 
 
 E. iu little spars. ^A^m ffsT »i. 
 Eed-OCHBE, n. rTtsfftHTrft/. FTmSlTT^fr/ FIRT^ JPI^/ ^^f. 
 
 To Eedden, v. n. become red. r\i^%]-&.c. ^m., ctfiRoj. 
 
 To Eedden, v. a. rTtsraT-ifce. ^pTof. 
 
 Eeddish, a. rTff^T, FTtiTSraT, FTm-jm, HRT, ?'7^^. 
 
 Eeddishsess, m. v. a. Ht^^iTT »«• &e. 
 
 Eeddle. See Bed ocdee. 
 
 To Eedeem, v. a. ransom, ^c. ^ m.-'^J^ f.^^ 7».-&c. \- 
 
 2 purchase lack. R^5JT "RcT f^FT ^of^ tfR^-M OT.-Tfrip- 
 qiJI ?;. =p^. [-:p^DI y. o/o. 
 
 3— iu tlieologj, V. To Sate. FfR^, rtROT/j.-j^n: ot..&c. 
 4 See To Eescue. 
 
 To r. cue's word, promise, pledge,&c.Sce To Fulfil, 
 Eedeemed, ;?. T. V. 1. ?t5^^:H €TS^%?5r, &c. 
 
 3 dlW«l, FTTft^. [TT, &e. 
 Eedeemer, >j. Eedeeming, ji. n. v. A. 1. ?3f ^^ ^"tiq''JTr- 
 
 3 and Savioue. fTTOTrn, HK^, ^STT^fT, g'^TT^P, ^^tTT, 
 2edewptioji, n. v. V. 1. ^ ^^37^ W^srof n. &c. 
 
 3 cTTT^M. FTT^iI ». ^'gR w. 
 Bedness, n. V. A. Fftsjlqarr m. FSTrS'mr OT. &c. ?ineft/. V^- 
 
 m n. ^f^HT »». ^\f^^ n. aRrfoTJTT )«. 
 
 E. of sky ( at sun rise or sun set ). ^V^f. 
 Eebolekce, Bedolenx. See Fbageakce, Feageant. 
 To Eedouble, v. a. increase Ijj a doulle quantity, jun^ot, 
 
 To EEBOUEr,E, V. n. I^g'^, I'^nrot, |atT-|,q-^-.S:c. fm-xIT- 
 
 Eedohet, 11. out work. ^f^K^jZ m. [^[<Tr^. 
 
 Belobbtable, a. formidable. ^\^.^ STrfTT'TtrT, ST?TTT5q"m, ^- 
 To Eebodsd, v. n. conduce in the consequence. ^^^\\■^\-^^- 
 
 sr^TRft-T^tf-HMt 3TOor-fm, qf?;'JrTHt-^T;ffr-&c. HiTM*- 
 
 ^g^-&e. STH^. 
 To Eedeess, v. a. (grievance, wrongs, &c.) remedy, repair, 
 
 Sf-c. ^/. ^ot, fwft^-3TT?T'4R>&c. JT^snft^/.-^TTT^^w. 
 
 -^M m. -5i^^T5R?T m.-La. q^RiJf fj- of o. 
 Eedeess, n. relief of grievances, ^r^/. v. ?m,%, f^^f?(t'lT- 
 
 3TqTT*TT^-&c. grTRT w.-5rfr5RcT»!.-?r:;T^ft^/.-pT5T ?». 
 Jo Eeduce, v. a. lower, contract, S,-c. t, To Le53e;s. ^{nft-^- 
 
 F09 
 
 BEE 
 
 'f^^. o/o. 
 
 2 iri«y into any state. 3Tm^, ^?roT, fpfX^Tif, 'flPT^ ( in 
 couip. ) -^q^r ( iu conip. ) %i^. 
 
 3 ( to poverty ). fH%^-tnFftH-?R:??^^-&e. S^vm- 
 
 ■1— iu ariliimetic. ^T n. '^, CJffTT w. 'JRof, B^i^^ ii. 
 5 tti(T^-e //((«, nrar away.^ — 8ickncs«,&c. ^rS-^^-^^-^tc. 
 
 wm., Tafr^'n, fg^Tcrat, arii n. ^:^-&c. ^^ y. ofo. ^- 
 
 ?f^«. ^^y. ofo. 
 
 To bo reduced, v. Lean, ^rs^, ^lot, vT^ot, JTJ^oi. 
 G See To Coxqueb, To Subdue. 
 7 ( a dislocated limb) 3Tm~i ^ni'R-<^c. sjt^^^-'httici. 
 
 To r. to the ranks. f^TTT^^^TT <T^>T?: VTmoT. 
 Beduced, p. V. Y. 1. ^*ft-?r^Rr-&c. %=P^, 3i=rr%^r, 3T=^- 
 
 3 fiT%H wiT%^r, Ac. "FRin'jpctr, nfT«ft, ,^'H«ft, r^rn- 
 
 4 ^;no^f^. [TT^r. 
 
 5 ««(/ Leax. ?i5-?ffur-?;?T-&c. %3?rT-5rT3?5T, "PI •'.+<< I 3ii- 
 
 Eeduciiox, m. v. V. 1. ^F^ft 'F':''! ?«. &c. T^fff n. '^ir-wl+J- 
 
 "JI n. ?rY5^W ?J. ^I^ft+H"! «• 
 
 I. Tlie Bulc iu arithmetic, m^iift/. 
 Eeduxdaxce, EEj)uxDA>-cy, «. v.A. and Exubeeance. 
 
 srfSpFTf /. 3TTf?T^^ n. 3T^f|T?nf^^ n. 3TK<5fC'/i. 
 E. of words. ?T5T5irf ^q' «• ^5^<^^^ «. 
 Bedusdast, a. V. Exuberant, ?j. srf^^, !«^f|^rf«I^, sj^- 
 
 ;J lb Eeduplicate. See To Double. 
 
 ij Eeduplicatiox, n. ( of a word or letter ). ^"7 n. 
 
 jl "Word formed by r. sifrT^T*^ w. 
 
 I Beed, n. cane. g?T ?)i. %^T "• 
 
 H AYriting r. 5p>: or sjts; w. 
 
 Pen formed of the writiug r. ^^irft/. ^^"T/. 
 r 2 See Pipe. 
 Beedt, n. aboundiny, <j-f . zf(77; reeds, ^^i^^., ^3?TT^. 
 Beef, «. ( of a sail ). f^^/. [ '^/. 
 
 2 ( of rocks ) WS^ m. 'H'^qtflS ^^^ »'• 1^- ^:¥t\^ 
 Eeek. See Steam. 
 
 To Eeek, «. »». e«)i7 steam. ^TTP/. or ^T^/- /''•-''J?' "»• f^- 
 uif-q-ot »!. co«. icith 'Tlljff o/s. EnT>/.-«rrpT/ i'^--'JR "'. 
 
 Beel, Eeelixo, n. v. V. N. =5irqT^ «. &c. fHr%f\ f. 'k^w.- 
 
 5 n. ir^w >». >T?J^ft/- ^Tr^tft/. 5n/. H^firw. ht!- 
 
 it/. f'RTfsr m. fHl%\-i\f. 
 
 I. frame for winding cotton, ^^ w. 
 
 II. (T^ ir^PK^ 5TT^ 3TT\. 
 
 2b Beel, v. n. stagger, ^-c. -MNiul, ^IRT'T ^I^T, '^T^ /. 
 
 ^oT, ;irmf ^nrf '^r^/ ?jtm, ^"^t, i^CTtK/ilr^iot, ?j^^, 
 
 fr=J^f% m. ;3Z.-gr% J)i. 2V.-5ir'7;f5^T/. ;^Z.^-'!^T0T, or with 
 
 i 2«. co«. ^Tpif, ^ff artinr?: ^^"^-^r^. 
 
 I To Beel, «. a. fcj'flfZ tipon a reel. =^nrr?rr 'iSTZ^. 
 Beelee, n, Eeeli>'0, 2'- n. v. Y. N, =^t^^ ^MRI, tj^Ri,
 
 BEP 
 
 710 
 
 BEF 
 
 To Ke-esfodck, v. a. ( an army or navy ). ^^-37''I^-&c. 
 
 ^^ n. ^T^t. 
 1{E-K>•F0BCEME^•T, JJ. aJililional force sent. »T^?ft?f-HTrftF- 
 
 &c. VI a t; ^? . f^f m. pl.■^T^'Pi^ Tc^ «. i'^- 1^^ or 
 
 ^^W\ m. ^l]7S\ m. ^H^f. 
 Kkfection. See 1\efbeshmext, Eepast. 
 JJefectokt, 71. place of refreshment. "FlT^T^t $I5ft/.-^Tir/. 
 
 To Eefeh, v. a. direct, send, distnisx, 4c. to another, ^iw, 
 
 To Eefee, f. «. respect. ?IT1^, ?5Tn ^Tof-q^ai, ^si'4 w.-m^- 
 OT n.-?itTT^ n. arooi «n7/j !f% & </^ o/o. 
 •2 See To Allude. 3 See To Aitfal. 
 
 UkFEBEE, II. T. AKEITER. ^=|T?rf. 
 
 FiKFEEEXCE, 78. V. V. A. l.—acl. #q^ H. ^^^^1 M. &C. 
 
 ^VJ^f ^mrti 'I. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^^tr m. ^r^T^T m. vfRUf «. ^':TRT n. ^^mf. 
 
 In r. to. f^-^nfi, ^qq'r. 
 
 I. — person named as a sort of surety. 'flTcE^y. 
 To Eefixe, v. a. defecate, clear, ^-e. ^r^I^, TS m.-f^^f.- 
 
 &e. SFT^^-iJR'it >;. o/o. ?fT<J>-15-&c. ^F^'Jr, ^IR^ n.-^n- 
 
 ^ vi.-^T^f.-kc. ^m g. ofo. 
 
 2 make elegant, cjv. T. To Polish. g'-^TR^, «^5fot, ^^- 
 
 T>jnF/.-&c. ^Wy. of o. ?IWT-f51>?-Br5T^-Ac. :pTot. 
 J<) Eefine, v. 11. lecmne clear. fH^nEor^ jt55 ?«.-H2t/.-&c. sf- 
 
 ^ g. of s. 
 EEFI>-ED,_p. V. V. A. 1. ?fm3?5T, K5JjrT=r^?5T, &c. ^ITT^i^f, ^TT- 
 
 2 f vnT?5?5T, &c. ^vq^ %^^ ^v^?TTOq^_ 
 Eefisement, «. V. V. A. \.—act. ^n^.m ". ■R^t^TT^nf ». &c. 
 ^TT'? m. ^TTtpT «. ^TsTm^ «. fsr^TT'^^ n.— state, ^f^ /. ?fir- 
 
 2— act. gm^of M. &c. gqR'JTT/. ^«!?PTtJr «. f^'E^Rirr 
 «. &c.— state. ?1---q?fT/. ftTgrir/. g^?I?ir/. Wqr^ n. 
 I. affected nicety. ;7T^^/. 
 PzFiNEH, «. Eefinisg, /). rt. v.Y.A. 1. wqoTTTT, JT^T.T^OITTT- 
 
 2 g qKU I KI , ^«?^^<mTT, ^*^^ 'flm'JTRT, &0. 
 To Reflect, v. a. throw back an image, of. ^ff\i^^^ n. VTI'T 
 
 y. ofo. srfdf%f^-&c. q^T^r. 
 
 2 ( liij-ht, heat &c. ) "J^^qxT^T «. q^T^Jf g. ofo. qTr|Tf-"S:c. 
 
 ^^, srlTt?17 m. ^<Jr y. f;/* 0. 
 To Eeflect, v. «.— the mind, &c. H^^ n.-fM^^ «.-3T'Tf%- 
 
 flH n.-3T^f%rtT/.-&e. ^Tot,f%?f^. 
 
 2 on ; cast censure or reproach, t. To BLAiiE. ^CSS »«.- 
 
 ^c5 OT.-SH^T )/!.-fT«r 'rii.-&C. jiltii. 
 
 Reflected,;), v. V. A. qf?ii5ff=irT. 
 
 To be r. srf?lR>^^, J?f?lT^«I n. %\^-^^lii\-^i^'^ g. ofs. 
 
 2 q?T|TT, <RT^<T, STfrT^fl, Sff^lTfeH. 
 Eeflectek, n. Eeflectixg,;?. a. Eefleciive, a. \. V. A. 
 
 qlTTfijq qrSDTRT. 
 
 2 qn^m^f qpTOTRT, tthtt^, ^TT^r^f ?Tft->^o. 
 
 Eeflection, n. \. V. A.— (irf. sifHfqs? qRof n. iffrrMsin ^- 
 2 irf?1^T m. srfFf^f?T/. 'ITm'rk «. 
 
 V. N. N. 1. fcf^R «!. f4]?iDi^/. f?i?T^ 7i. H^?r »!• ^^vm- 
 H «. 'fl^f^rTT/. 'flg^^^ n. ^v^]7^r\^ «. 
 
 I. j;H0«7e, ^-c. reflected. ^fr[iim\ f.-^f^\k^7l. Jlfh^r.TJi. sifrT- 
 HRT in. ^^^f^f. srfFi'???5 M. 
 
 E. of the beams of the sun or moon from the floor of 
 a house. <F«<i^| m. 
 
 Virtuous r. g'qrftr m. g^tTH «. 3^T/. SRTT/- 
 Eeflectoe, «. (of a lamp, &c. ) f^?TJnTT«jTT?f ^"ti^T^T^f 
 
 Eeflex. See Eeflected. 
 
 Eeflexibilitt, n. v. A. q^i^rf^^ar/. qrRTiV ^T^Fir/. 
 
 Ef.FLFSlBLE, a. capalle of being throun back, ^l]^ri^^^.^ q- 
 
 Eeflux, Eeflue>-ce, «. a foicing back. ( of the ocean. ). 
 
 OT^?: OT. ^X^f\f. ^\^t n. ^s?.zf. 
 To Eetoem, v. a. change from u-orse to better, amend. ^'^K• 
 
 "Jr, 3^3RCTi, 5n^5R-HTlfq^-grlTSR-<^?it5R-fnaqT^-=qTSl5R- 
 
 ii^cTT-Ac. aTTOTor, =^^^VJ ^^r<t <r?t ariiiwr. 
 
 2 correct, S,'c. See To Eectift. 
 To Eeform, v. n. return to good conduct. ^tTRot, ^TR'TT-'^T- 
 
 1R^-g?TT^^-fr?ft5rT-&c. ??<Tf. 
 Eefoem, Eefoeiiation, «. V. V. A.— act. g^R^ «. «fR=R 
 
 <rfriHU|f m. 
 
 Y. V. N. f tiR'jf n. gtTROT^/. 
 Eefoehed, ^. V. V. f tTR?5?5T, HRTf5rT-&c. 37ItTl^?;r-3Tr3?!T. 
 Eefoemee, n. Eeformikg,^). a. t. V. A. ^qr^'TRT, <fR^- 
 li JTT1TER-&C. STT'n'JrTTT. 
 I To Eefeact, v. a. (rays of light.) turn from a direct covrse. 
 
 |1 fTRSfoi, Eri^sroT, 5Ti^5r-5nf;-&c. ^jritt, ^?Pif?r/. sF.^fsrfir 
 
 I; g. ofo. 
 
 Eefeacted, J?. V. V. r<p^!fR?jT, sri^pir %3FiT, ^rasfsar. 
 
 Eefeactee, n. Eefeactisg,^. a. \. \. f<F^tlurRT, ^fi^^T ^- 
 
 ^tJII^, tlot^TTRT, &c. 
 Eefeaction, w. v. Y.— at^. ftpTcfdf «. crt^Fsr q;^Dt «. ^%-\^.- 
 
 V^ n. &c.— state. STJpnfrT/ :r^H?I?I n. 
 Eefeactoejness, ». v. A. 5i3>iquif m. ^isqoiT «i. Ac. ?i5qr- 
 
 Eefeactoey, a. self-icilled, heady, icilfvl, stubborn, ^'c. \. 
 Perteese. ^I^r, ^S, f^^^t^, siTSIT, STT, aTmRf, ^plrJ, 
 spffssrra;, ijimsT, 3Rii?, anTs^ft, stiqiis, a^si^Fa;, |:^l«T, 
 
 Eefeagable, a. susceptible of confutation. ^5^^, ^^^^^q-, 
 To Eefeain, «>. n. forbear, y. To Aestais. ^Tf"^', f^W,
 
 EEF 
 
 To Eefbain, v. a. hold back, kerp from action, v. To 
 
 Restbais. ^r^i^Sr, '<Tf5rf^3T, 3T^r<Tot, 
 Sefkain, »s. — of a song;. See Buuden. 
 Befbaxgible, a. capable of leing refracted. ^<|;5T^^Tr- 
 
 To Eefresii, I', a. relieve after fatigue; recreate, Sfi\ HT^r- 
 3Tg?rT-'4S-'iTt?T-f^'iTM-&c q;?:ofT, ^m^\ «».-'^«rff^/. %at- 
 
 ofo. ^]^X^, 
 
 Befbesuep, ;j. V. V. ?rr^r-.tc. %^;^, &c. «rtfT,l%«Tf?T, 3Tq-|- 
 n«m, ^ssTJT, im'-TiT, fcj^^if^- 
 
 Befre^her, n. KEFBESHiNt}, ^. a. V. V. rTr»TT-^5-&e.^>?TiTr- 
 ^, f^m^ ?^Rr, Ac. «fTPTf , ^fq'Tf, ^fW^-^^F-^F'r, 
 
 Befeeshing, Refreshment, n. \. Y.— act. FfTsn ^FT^n >i. 
 
 r<4H^<«rrt.^ifFf^3^ m.— state. T^mm.f^^^Z]»l.f^^\fFJf. 
 I. slight repttst. 4>c*I^K »»• '^TrTT^R m. 4^\i>\J m. p;^- 
 
 Befeigerakt, a. cooling, -/t^, '4l^^RT, 5T?r^. 
 Refrigeration, n. cooling. 5T^^'""T ". f^^TT^ n. 
 Refoge, n. shelter, protection, 'i\]■>:^^ m. 'iTl»Tr m. ^It:\ n_ 
 
 3T^?^ m. 
 
 To take r. witli. ^r^ ^M or im, TT^/. f^qin or ft- 
 
 ^^ g. ofo. Trq- )«. iTTiTf y. qfo. 3TT«T«Tot, ^TT«r'm «.-3^^- 
 
 ?I»l ?«.-3T^^^ «.-&e. JpTOT y. of 0. 
 
 2 ca!<«e or a f order of refuge. ^^Sfq pop. 'JfT^r w. ^HTT 
 
 3 expedient, remedy, v. Resource. 7TRT »;. f^T^ m. 
 
 r\mm^ m. ^f^/. nfH /. 
 
 Refugee, n. one who has fled for shelter. ?T^RTH, ^^TJlT'tfT, 
 
 Kind; &e. to refugees. ^?VII'M=)tHH. 
 Refulgence, Refulgent. See Brightness, Bright. 
 To Refund, v. a. repay, pay lach. q^fT-ifccS^, 'TTrT-&c. 'f.jyr[. 
 Refusal, it. y. V. l.—acf. r*kui' n. &c. n^K or ht^R >«. 
 
 2 ?T^T =^'T'^ «. 'raT^'if >i. &c. ?rFR or Hl+K '«. 3T^- 
 :nTT »»• 3T^^^ «• 3T^'ft'TK ?«. <fRt'fhR<'T n. OTT^?». 
 
 I. ^7*6 r?y7ti! o/ <«i-/«y or refusing. qFi^^ Hpf ^ VrT^^-%- 
 
 J(5 Refuse, v. a. decline to do or grant; deny. ?T^R% or ^T- 
 ^ROT, fvT^feTW, H^R or ^FFR ?«. ^at-%iTr, JTr-H-^^TTfT- ^i 
 
 -&c. r^orat-^r^-Hf'wf, ^^ <prsT »«.-^^ 'jtt^ /.-&<;. 
 
 ^R^, H=FR ^T^ /. 5JT^Jl^''f, f^'<=T w.-Pt',l+<<'r-&c. «p^ijf 
 ^. ofo. — flatly, smack, outright, bluntly, &c. ^TS^., fH- 
 
 /.?;T^-^>it. " '^ I 
 
 2 JdfZine to accept ; reject. H^-^^^-HTff-i^-&,c. rpr- i 
 ijf-4"lr5ui-?ft'TJf, ?I^FRTflr, or ^TTFRof , ^^R or ^l+R »». ^- i 
 
 711 
 
 REG 
 
 Refuse, a. /«/< a« unworthy of acceptance. ZJfmm, ^r^3C, 
 
 Refuse, «. </(«< wAJcA is left as useless. TTSt in. /. nrstHr:' 
 /. T^/. 5(155/. %T wi. >T5IT« or nr5TT55 »». «. UI^ m. ^j: f. 
 W"^ / f^^5 /. 
 
 Refused, /J. v. V. 1. H^R%?!T, HTff =f^^, f^Tq^l-tarr, etc. 
 
 2 ?T^R%^r, ^-f) »=^^^r, &c. T5, 3TRff^H. -}T^'fT^?r, q- 
 
 Refuser, «. Refusing,/), a. v. N. 1. H-FR-(JITtt, mfr ^'Jf- 
 tJIRT, H^R ^FT-OTRT-JtJIIJT, &c. f^q-fHrr^^iJl qp?^r-i?^T. 
 
 2 ^qnT'JTr':r, H^r i^^tiutrt, &c. w^^nfr, '^R^T^rfr, vr- 
 Kft^R-&c. qjTTr-^ifr. 
 
 Refutable, a. v. V. ?t5Tq^r:^RlT-^TTT^-&c. ^TTft^, sii:^?fr- 
 
 i^, ^S^^I^FT, &e. 
 Refutal, Refutation, n. v. V.— oit. ?t?ci n. &c. rts w. 
 
 ?iT^ n. T?^mpT m. n^qi'^'TRT n. f^TT^m ». f^H"? «i. f^- 
 
 ^jjf. SfftT »«. 
 
 R. and establishment. ^?^»?5q fi. 
 To Refute, v. a. confute, disprove. <^5oi, ^]X^, 5prr=I-Ao. 
 
 ^^, Jfts »i.-?jt5=T«.-f^^TUt n.-&c. ^^ g. of o. ^r\ 
 
 Refuted, p. v. V. ^?^c5r, ^fT %%W. Ac. ?^f?T?. jp^r^^. 
 
 Refuteh, jj. Refuting, /). a. t. V. ^st^uirt, ^"tn ^^^ JfRjl- 
 
 ^T'JTRI, &c. ^5^-ri<i*<.ui-&c. ^TTi-q;!^. 
 To Regain, v. a. get lack again, v. To Recover. ft^^TT <n- 
 
 Regal, «. v. Kingly, Royal. TT^r^T, ^^:^, rr«T^5f*ft- 
 Mau of the r. ( or military ) tribe. ?^tf%f^, U7f9^ pop. 
 
 To Regale, v. a. entertain, gratify, treat, g^ />.-??fTW m.- 
 
 iTRft or %3n'Rft/.-&c. ;rtui y. o/o. 
 
 2 ( one's self). See To Feast. 
 Regalement. See Entertainment. 
 
 Regalia, n. ensigns oj royalty. TT^rf^f^n. pi. TI^ffrSH't n.pl. 
 Regality. See Kinoshiv, Royalty. 
 To Regard, v. a. observe, note. TT^j^foS^, ^f%/-=I^TT /.- 
 
 &c. ^-rtN<ir. 
 
 2 heed, mind. TR^, ^^, T'T^, R|-m<ul, Ml^ui, J^, 
 ^/. TT^'jf 17. o/ 0. JT^^-^TfTRf-H'llcH-filTiH-Fft-TTtfl- 
 
 3 observe religiously, v. To Keep. qRor, ifrm. 
 
 4 e«<efOT, love, hold in respect. ^rTcTT-Ac. ni^-^^-q. 
 ^gf-Prl^qt-' HH^d'Ji , sftf^/. 'FT^ ^- of 0. HR^fTT/.-*TR wi.- 
 *ft?/--f ^/-*fR »»• ^^ y- ?^<'- ''T'T ttt.-tl'HM W.-&C. 
 jprrir y. 0/ 0. 
 
 Regard, Regarding, m. y. V. 1. ^^ n. ^t=^ n. ixtt^t «. 
 3T^;:5?=q «. 375^I:TH n. 3T^^ /. 3T^?^ / :-*T^Ht»I rt. 
 
 spff^rr/. 
 
 2 JTRl't n.\;^ n. &e. HRT w. ^P^n]f. ^wf]f. 1^^
 
 EEG 
 
 7^m^/- ^RTC/. =^rsf. T^TT/. JTR m. 
 
 3 TToEoi n. TraT n. 
 
 ■1 ?^r^/- wi+'iF?^ w. jttt/. ^f^/. H^^nrr «i. hr 
 OT. JTr^fir/. 'fn/. ^r wi./. 
 
 1. look, asjiccl. ^f?/. 
 
 llostilo or evil r. 5ra^f?/. 
 
 Of hostile or evil r. Ef^^. 
 
 To have hostile or evil r. Jf^ ^ot wiV/t ^?; o/o. 
 
 lu r. to. ^^«ff. 
 Regarded, p- v. V. 1. <Trf|?5Sr, &c. RrftflTrr, a^l^FT. 
 EEGABDEn, n. Eeoahdful, a. Eegardiso, ;j. a. v. V. 1. ^\- 
 
 &e. ^r. 
 
 4 ^?rr JTT^^pJTRr, ^rr^^mr ^^^ir^, *ft5 'CT^'^rt, &c. 
 
 Eeqaedixo, prsp. V. About. f^iT^r. 
 
 Eegabdless, a. v. Caeeless. itqr^rr, %f9>^, f^f^fT, 7^- 
 
 Eegaedlessxess, 11. V. V. 3^T?r^irr m. '^f^r^'juu m. &c. 
 
 Eeoatta, ». ?rTWf==ft ^T'ffT/.-'^^/. Hr^^5T/. 
 
 Eegexct, n. See Eule. 2 vicarious government. ^mJffrff^- 
 
 tft^T 3Tf?I-^fnT OT.-3TIT?5 W.-&C. 
 
 8 Jo(7y of persons governing vicariousJi/. 5J^^frr1^ff5fKl- 
 
 Eegenehacy, Eege^sEkateness, «. V. A. 5^^'H m. n. ^- 
 
 21) Eegexkbate, v. a. cause to be lorn again,. ^-^\^ ^^- 
 
 f^ijf-TT-fT m. ^ijf , "T^^'H ?». n. ^iif. 
 Eegeneeate, o. Eegexeeated, p. v. V. ^^TT^ ^'HMItJrf- 
 
 Eegeneeatiox, n. v.V. — s/a/e. q^^?H m. n. 
 EeGEOT, n. V. EuLEtt. 3Tf?T^Rt, 3lfq"7fcT. 
 
 Queen r. ITc^^sft TIH^ ^ 5T^ fft, n^q-TrR'^ft nf^'f\, 
 E. of a quarter. ^-^TT?! m. 
 2 o«e exercising vicarious royalty. ?T3TSffrtf^f6r. 
 'REaiCiVB,n. l-illing of a king, x\^^^m. lV^\^^\f. ^M^mTOT. 
 ^■'T^TTrf m. ^|ot/. &c. 
 2 Mhr oj a ling. V^'^^'^-JX'^^^<^\-k<l. %V^\r\.^ U^qTrft, 
 
 Eegimejj, «. regulation oj diet. ^^^ n. ^z^]^'^^\^'^Jl »j. 
 
 Deviation from r. 3^^"^ n. 
 
 One under r. qa^q^ft. 
 
 "Wrong r. 3T?a?T n. [(from the English.) 
 
 EEGiiiENT, n. ( of soldiers ) tfc^ur or q^?r «./. ft^ift?/. 
 EegiiiextaI;, n. lelonging, ^c. to a regiment. TrS^^I^T, TH^- 
 
 orf?t?5T, <7?5?^, f^fnCfrtOT, &c. 
 Eegimektals, m. ii. qps^rft qmi^ w. qriTjat/. 
 
 EeGION, «. V. COUKTET. ^^T m. RfH OT. JT3r5 ». ^sp W. ?:re W. 
 
 The lower regions, regions leloio the earth. 3t%3T^ 
 m. ai^Tj^r^ «. [ H^?T «. 
 
 The upper res ionR. the tvorhl alore. ^'^^3W, m. ^>^- 
 2 ( of the sty ) v. Quaeteb. f^^if/. ^T. n. 
 
 (12 EEG 
 
 3 pari of the body. "^^ n. JT?3 ». ( iu couip. as T^^T- 
 
 Eeoisteii, n. written account of ails, Judgments, ^'c, record, 
 V. Wkitixg. W^ ot. ^rarfr w. <T7 «i. SJR'T «. 
 
 2 hoo/c of records or entries. 5"^ «. if^Wl n. (from 
 the English. ) 
 
 General r. ^"Pl"rl n. 
 
 State r. ii^Sr ?«. [?n:?ft?T. 
 
 3 registering officer. ^"HFRfrr ^^?J ^"JTlTr, ^^T^fT^^lT, ^"P- 
 To Eegistf.r, t). a. icrite in a look, record. fepT S=r''f, ^'5'^- 
 
 2 co/jy into a register. SIR ^^of, ^"f^'jf. 
 Eegisteued, ;;. v.V.l . fS5|-^ %«T%^, ^f^infT ?n3?5 %SF^r, &c. 
 
 wmw^, T^r^?, ^^r^?, q=5fTK;?. 
 
 2 UK ^i^^^A.^'^^zk^^. \_W^'- 
 
 Eeqistbae, n. keeper of the registers. <1»5^'^?f , ^'JfT^^R, q^- 
 Eegisteation, Eegisteeing, Eegistey, n. v. V. \.—aci. 
 
 fr5|^ 7^^ n. ^J^jm^ ^wA n.-&c. 
 
 2 srr^ ^pTof w. =^l'^"Jr «. 
 
 Eeosaijt. See Eeignino. 
 Eegeess, Eeqeession. See Eetueh. 
 
 Eegeet, n. sorroiv for something past .^ remorse .^ Sfc, ^Z^Zf. 
 ^^/. intens. ^^H^ m. ^^f^/. f ^f ^F m. ?^€^/. 
 
 argw^ Hj. argm^sf^ «. ^^=^^ n. 
 
 2 sorrow, grief .^ v. Affliction. |:^ »;. %7m. 
 To Eegeet, v. a. be sorry for, grieve at, repent of. 1%^.^ ^- 
 
 q m.^^^B\^\ »!.-|:^ «.-T5iqTTiTT »«.-&c. ^p^iif-qT^CTf y. o/ o. 
 
 "Tl<IMTT»i.-TW^r m.-&c. IM ''». com. xvilhg. ofo.=^Kf:f. 
 
 =^7:^Kf.-W:^fX f-^^^.^f-'^lX /.-&c. F^m in. con. 
 
 icith g. of 0. ^fHfof . 
 Eegeetful. See Soreowftjl. 
 Eegeetted, /). V. V. ^^OT, %^ %%FIT, Ac. 
 Eegeettee, n. Eegeetting, ^. a. s.Y.and Eepentaxx, 
 
 EeGULAB, a. agreeallc to rule. ^FRfJ^ffT, ?T'<TrfTf^, q^-^R^ffT, 
 f5ffq^^,f^f':T^'!r,"|!4,ifs:IJp, JTmij^rff, f^f^T^^rfr, ?r- 
 2 — of persons ; observant of rule. fSf'Tift ^w/j. ^Jfl", f?r- 
 
 t^T^^T, f^TfH^ pop. ?if*rg, f%?THTg«TfT, f^^f^\'\^\'■f\ , 
 3irqrT?i"ivT, 3Tr=snT^rr, qpm^^ft^, M':TiTmf, W^r^T, Pr- 
 
 3 — of arrangements, acts, &e. %JTr^T, JtrTT'siT, HFTT'^r, 
 
 ?f5TT, g?ir=s?r, ^t^"^^?, &e. jitrt, g<RRr, g ?i?:r, ^r'^TnpjT, 
 q'<^T5^f^, ^?i?5r, ^?J5, ^rRT, ?rT^^^, ^^5ft or f|^fi«fr, 
 
 Eegulaeitt, n. t. A. 1. ^PTT^^ft^qtJir m. ^^]f^f■'Amf. &c. 
 fcrtq^^lTftJTT/. &c. fEftq^ftq m. bW^T?!!/. ^^=5rHr /". 
 
 ^ 2 f=iqHf^'5T/. \^^^^\Fhf f^^^'\\^U■ M^-^^-^f.
 
 "REl ^713 
 
 ■ f^':'Tg^l%^ «. f^'-'TjqTft'rn'/. &C. 
 
 &e. z^z[^f. ^^ m. ar^^ir m. ^^ri^piiTir/. arrg^^q'". 
 Eeguiaelt, adv. v. A. 1. •!. ^rq^^ft?:, q^ra^irrT)^," w\^^^^- 
 
 JHT^, ^ift or ^^Jft, fH^mr^ or HHI^r, TgrTSTR, M'i:Tf5- 
 
 2p, f^fq^^, fsft^rg^TT, fcftq^^^ jTrnrj^nr, &c. q-trr^- 
 
 f^, 'T'trreef, q"<TTTT'f,ctc. g^5. 
 
 3 q?fR, JlfTRIcnK, &c. srCWf, q-<Tr3T5^H, ?T'<TT5^H^, 
 
 li. aud reversely. spJirr^rT. 
 2b Eegulaxe, v. a. adjust hy a rule or method. ^r^\^-^^J- 
 
 ^r^'^r/. qjtin-&c. with g. oj the rule. ^AHK-^XK^Wi-r^- 
 coi)|cK-<TTr5r^^-&i!. aTT'T'jf ««'<A g. of rule. 
 2 suljed to restriction and rules ; direct. +,|^^r w.-fSf- 
 q-)T w.-ifrT m.-&c. 3^5t-5ltq'Jr-3Tq-^-&c. TftfHrf-f^fiTrT- 
 
 &c.JR<jf, 5i^Tsr^OT.-5q^'4T/.-&c. ^^<Ji y. o/o. arjm^f- 
 of, sTjnm^ 11. ^?:'jt y. o/o. 
 Eegulated, p. V. V. 1. k^^ g5:m;^T-?^5r^j?r, &c. 
 
 2 q^m?T qftr^?^, &c. f^t^fiTrT, 3T5^TTfH?T, TftfH?r, srfJT^T. 
 
 Eegulatiok, w. v.V. 1. — act. if?r7% =qr=Jtr^«. ifrTR?: 3Tm<jf«. 
 
 Ac. g'cTTTijf «. gvrr^Tir^/. 5q=r^-4Ttp7 n.—stale. ^^J^^ in. 
 
 I— act. ^;\^^\^vm n. fSf?TK 5qiit«.&c. arg^TW^ n.-date. 
 
 ^i\^^ m. ^\^^f. sqJTfiTr/. " [ ^%f. 
 
 I. a r. a ride, canon, statute. JpTT^ tn. =e?^ w. ^TfitrlT »«. 
 
 Code of regulations. 5^r^^ in. ^\H^V^^^ '»• 
 
 Eegulatoh, «. Eeoulatiso,^;. a. t. V. 1. ^rTTSR WT- 
 
 2 ^frPT^ irttTDTRT, f^^TH S^OTTrr, &c. aT^^TTO'T, STf^Tf^r. 
 
 I.— of a maeliiue. ?T5tT^Tf7T-ir5ri'5lf^n-&c. ?ft^ l^mTft^SS. 
 Eeheaesal, n. v. A''. 1. — act. j:^trnJi «. qis J^"^ n. &c. c^- 
 
 OToft/. ST^^IT^ m. ;j^ «j. q5?f m. [ ^1 n. 
 
 2 ^qrft "TTf^TT^ J^oTof n. ^r^^^^^ n. ^f?[/. W^.^- 
 To Keheaese, v. a. repeat the toords of another. ^^^^.^ TTS 
 
 '^I'^of, ar^qidui, 3T^r^ m.-TS^r n.-&c. ^T'H g. of o. 
 
 2 recite in private preparatory to a public rep-esentation. 
 
 '^^^^\^ m. ^^dt g. ofo. 
 
 3 narrate. See To Tell. [ TflrT. 
 Eeheaesed, p. V. V. 1. J^j^HT, Tre '^%3T, &c. a^g^rf^, 
 Eeheabsee, «. Eeheaesikg, p. a. v. V. 1. »^OTOTrn, 'TTS J^^- 
 
 oriinT, &c. ar^^T^, 3T5iff^-&c. ^Frrr-^fnTt. 
 
 Eeigle. See Geoove. 
 
 To Eeign, v.n. rule.^ ^c. rj^ m.-sth^ j«.-?7^3TTf^rT m.-V^- 
 
 ^re?IT5:5-&c. 3T?Tot. 
 Eeigk, Eeigsing, m. v. V. — rec^. n^ «• WT?r w. ^T-T »'• 
 
 I. ;;eriW 0/ »-«Ze. 3TJTe5 »«. Tr?^ «• ^R^^/- U^'TT »». 
 
 II. See Pee valence. 
 Eeig>ee, n. Eeigitiso, p. a. v. V. ^l^q' ^^OTRr, ?T^r^-&c. 
 
 EEJ 
 
 I. Sec TnEVALEsr. [q^ j,^ 
 
 To Eelmbukse, v.a. refund, pay lack to. HCH ^"Jf, ^, mot^ 
 Eein, m. «<;-a;j of a bridle. Sinrrsft ^rft/.-^Tr^t/. 'fl^m/. ' 
 A bearing r. ^q5[T m. ^^rift/. qTITTr or ^^m^n in. 
 To hold a tight r. lit.fg. sjiTTJT «i./. "fl^^ vT^of, 
 I To hold with a slack r. lit. Jig. la ?lfr/. ^. 
 
 To let loose the reius. To give the rcius. airT m.f. 
 
 Eeinueee, n. tr:p 3TTrft^T ffT"^ 3Tf^. 
 
 Eein's, n. lower part of the hack, v. LolSS. ^PTT/. ^rnmi n. 
 
 2 See KiDNEi. 
 Eeinstate, v. a. put again in possession. f^^-&c. %^0T • 
 efPiaf-%jTof-&c. sj^a ;pTjf, sj^al/. W^ g-of o. ^^■.r'f^■ 
 ^^ M.-3H:F<TrT^/.-.tc. q^'^iJt y. of o. ^ [f^^. 
 
 Eeixstatei),/!. v. y. f<?>^7r %^%ar, ^i^ %%aT, &c. jHi^'^r- 
 Eeinstatement, «. V. V. 5i^ra ^F^in n. ^^T^f. ^^•.r^^^^ 
 
 n. 5?T:r<TFRT/. 5^^ m. 
 To Eeitekate, v. a. v. To Eepiut. f9)»'f9)5^-fTn5Tt Pp^TT- 
 
 55T:-«rR5TR-5H:H;=T:-c^'e. WjM., TTT^W, T^'^'Ji, ^TR'Ji. 
 Eeiteeateh, /). v. V. H^A %=iar, ^TRgrr Jpsar, Ac. ^tt^- 
 
 SOT, g^ToE?!?rT, &c. f^5iR, qT?T:qf^^, r^r f^-^\ fn^r. 
 Eeiteeatedly, oi/y. v. P. f'hM r*<>,<i , fTRf'PS^T, JfTt^^, <T=T: 
 
 Eeiteeation, m. v. Y.—act. r*<!4>M ^^ «. gTTT^oi h. &c. 
 
 ^^TToiaTt/. S'^JRift/. 5^;5?T;^FT^ n.— state, qhr:^'^ n. 
 jTo Eeject, v. a. refuse to have, not choose, return as had, 
 
 disapprove., disallow, ^'c. ^rTTHcr-^TRT^T-^^-aTJTRT-Ac. 
 
 «fvT^, fTi?^"Tf , ^ra'jf, TTcZ'^, ^S"^, Pk*)"!, SfTrJ^r'Jr, !Tn3^?T 
 
 ^?R>iT, <:(^+<ui, ^JVSUJ f-^^ n.-&.c. W-X^g.ofo. X+<^+,K 
 
 M.-3T^ift^H:wi.-&c. ^in y. o/o. 
 
 2 cff*/! oj; forsake, v. To Abaxeox. ^rs^, ^r^of, ^Tf^T- 
 2T^=T 'JTM-^, fq'FTOT.-&c. mi^. 
 
 3 re/«se /o ocre/Ji or grant, v. To Eefuse. ^+Ku|' or ^r- 
 ^^iJf, T^R or ^q7R»!. 5K?Tir y. ofo.— scornfully, rudely, 
 &e. T. To Costemn. TScfot, g^TFRot, '<?T^T^, ^j^jHu i, 
 
 5fr5'Jr in7/i ?rr or ^, nvr. n. ^XZ^-^TI^-T^^ with ar or 
 
 ^, sj'^ijf or 'Af'+.K'^, '^^"S. 
 Eejectable, a. v.V. 1. ^T^r^lT^lrT-ttc. z^w3i, ^i^^r'Tr. 
 Eejected, p. X. V. 1. ^IWT -Taar, ^5 ^aar, f^rr^aar, 
 
 2 ^rsaar, lie. F^Tp, 
 
 3 spIfR^T, &C. 3T^'ft?J?r, 3T#t?;?f, f^H^, f^r^T. 
 Eejectee, n. Eejectino, p. a. v. V. 1. ^<TTTrT sfROTRT, ftR- 
 
 sitTin, ^T^OTRT, irainTRT, &C. »TT20T->.tc. qj^TTTRT, ^^- 
 
 f?rT?T?r-^tc. ^prrf-^ift-Jjo. 
 
 2 Brsoirn, «tc. ?TTn^TTr-^itt-ic. 
 
 3 Jt^FRoriTT, 5T^R T'CTRr, &c. 
 Eejectios, «. V. V. l.—aci. ^rTOrT ^^^ ». 7^ ^oj ,-). ftp 
 
 90
 
 3^L 7U 
 
 ^ n. STPTl^^T m. 
 
 2— act. Z^■Tm II. &c. PTTT m. 
 
 J'o Rejoice, t'. h. le glad, e.vperifiicejoy. aTR^, f^, ^- 
 
 ^df-tiT^ in. con. 3TRf^-&c. ^m. 
 5b Eejoice, t'. a. make glad, SjC. 3TnT^ m.■^^ m.-^^\^ m.- 
 
 if;?;oT, ^"if^in, 3Tn=t^iif, wrfr'sfflrot, arr^^of , ^"t n.-&c. 
 
 !f^j. o/o.— as enhanced, and as answering to enrapture, 
 cnravish, i^'c. 3Tl?i^ Hlt^rer ^T^, aTfTR^ m. '^ot-^of, 
 >PR^ ^fT>ff^'^-^'Tf^'it-&c. aTfn^?fl"SfOT H.-'flffT^or «.-TT- 
 JTpt^^ W.-&C. q^^Tjfy. o/o. 3TH^?T-3TR?f7THlT-aTT^<^'T- 
 f^-&c. sFT'^. 
 Eejoicbd, 25. V. V. and Jotful. ^4fq-%OT, aTHf^rf, ^f^, 
 
 Eejoicee, jj. Eejoicixg, 2;. a. v. V. A. 3Tm^ ^iTTTT- ^FTOTRT, 
 
 ^TSffsruTRT, &c. ^^, ?r2f^, 3TT4i^^, 3TT?r^?, arm^si^, an- 
 
 T. V. N. 3TR^ ^TOTTTT-TROTTTT, &c. ^cffrm, m^HR. 
 Eejoicixg, 11. T. V. A. — act. ^"tftTDTT «. &c. ^4^ n. ^^]^- 
 
 01 n. arpT^ n. aTT?|T^ ». ^t?^ n. 
 V. V. N. ^^TTf in. ^H=r ?". 3>^r^ w. 
 
 Public r. or festiyity. 3^?rT^ in. ^^^ m. 3^Hr^ ot. 
 To Eejoik, v. n. answer to a reply. Sffq-fl^ «.-&c. ^^of. 
 
 2 See. To Eeplt. 
 
 Eejoisdee, n. answer to a reply. ^'FS^'fre/. ^^Z^^^l^\^ m. ^^ 
 
 Eeply and r. ^'tR^R^^ n. 
 2 See Eeplt. 
 To Eelapse, «. «. (into vice or error), fall back. fTJ^?r f^- 
 
 sr5^-f?i'<n:'n-&c. <|<M<oTt^%-&c. 3'?=??;'jf-fT>?:'jf-<?^i=faf, g-- 
 »T5Eqr, M f^rJTi5r^-'T=f'T^5r?:-"T5-q^r^-^?5'T^T-&c. %ot. 
 
 2 ( into sickness. ) JTRT^oi, 3H?^, TT^r/.-S'SJ »»./. 
 
 ^"Jf-^lJri&C. pT'Jir M.-TTT OT.-&C. qTfI0T-|7TrTot 0>- |7^- 
 oftH TSof y. o/s. STT^^. 
 Eelapse, n. Eelapsing, n. v. V. 1. f^^ f%«r5'Ji «. &c. 3-- 
 ?y5j»./g7^/. qTrfoft/. 
 
 2 TTRR"^ n- &c. »TRR/. gr?5^ «t./. TRoft/. J^^Fftlft/. 
 5b Eelate, «. a. v. To Tell, ^ffl'if, ^piT^, f^r^^or, f^f^ifcfCTt. 
 2b Eelate, v n. hare relation or reference to. Fsm^if, ott 
 
 fM-T5^, Bqtr »».-^'^^ m.-vr?:"JT «.-&c. %^wf-^?TCTr or ar- 
 
 ^01 tfiV/t Efr% ofo. ^'•Tt-flrTq^-f%?f3Trft^T-&c. 3T«^. 
 Belated, ;). and a. v. V. A. ^Tf^^OT, &c. ^fiR, f^^^rr, 
 
 T. V. N. ^iit5, ^^^'^i ^fF^, OTfft, ^it'-ff. 
 
 Mutually r. or connected. 5^f?cf?f_ 
 1. connectedly consangxdnify- belonging to tic samefami- 
 ly, of kin by the father's side, ntsft, nT5r^5l'^,'fRRT, ^^. 
 
 TT^f , wnr^, ^q^T5i7r,H^5=^, ^^^ w^Mt^,^:^mtT, art- I 
 
 EEL 
 
 ^^T^tTT5=sr^, '^^PT^?iqvft, ^^rfKwr«f , ^R^T^T, ^^- 
 
 Note. There are some niceties respecting the ??f^3 
 and the ^TRr^TJ for wliich the curious, if they please, 
 may cousult AVilsou's Sanskrit Dictionary. 
 II.— by birth on the mother's side or by marriage, ^r- 
 
 ?T?5iT, sTRi^, ?rT?Tirrx^, arfn^^, ?f>RT, qr^rq-r, qmprr, 
 aTTTT, aTTfTl%q^, arrTTHii'-fr, ^^i'-Tt, ^=1^^, ^^T^^, ?t^- 
 
 To be r. to. ?jm^ ( as m ^f^^ WA^ m^^ r ) F.^. 
 5f ( as nr THI TPTT ?5^fft ). Sec also Eelation. 
 Eelater, n. Eelating, p. a. v. V. A. ^rfTTRT, &c. W.^^, 
 :p'«R-&c. :FTif-qf;rft-&c. 
 
 Eelation, 5j. t. V. A.— act. ^m^n. sjqrt'IT or njm. W.'<^^ ». 
 
 Faithful and exact r. iRJ-T'-T^ «. 5f?rrf$iTf?r^'<T^ n. 
 Minute and particular r. ^^V^ or ^ m./. q^TR?! «. 
 
 V. V. N. ^WrJ m. 3T?€rq w. ?5Tn m. ST'ftT'TT m. 
 lur. to. t^'-^ m. I^jff. 
 
 Intimate and inseparable r. ?THqT^»«. ^Pr^nT^'st'q' m. 
 
 Inseparable r. or cause(as of material with produce). 
 
 I. proportion. qfRJft/. H;=5?Tr/. '^^^^ n. ^HtTT/. 
 
 II. connection heliceen, mutual respect, y. Conkection. 
 nm «. ?m^ OT. TFT m. 
 
 Mutual r. or connection, sq^^py. 
 
 III. connection by blood, alliance of Jcin, consanguinity. 
 
 ^^^v^ M.fnf^fcT «. w\v^^ n. t^^Fi'tsTnr/. ^y^A^'^^7{^^ 
 
 ^ in. ^^fR^^lifq m. ^mr^^sjiTw. '^^^lfr^T:^5R«;. ?Tn%iT«. 
 
 IV. ( by kin on the mother's side or by marriage), 
 T. Affinity, jtr n. arm'^oir m. armHTST m. «Wt- 
 ^f. "^fm. ?5^/.3T?=r'T m.^Oc^V^TOT.- -freely. ^rFrimrt. 
 
 ?rmtW n. 
 
 Distant r. T^TRT^ m. 
 
 That stands in the r. of to. Sl'iui- ^^ijf ( as a'r aiT- 
 
 ^^^ 5;^rn--JTTHT-&c. j^FifTr or s^tnr ). 
 
 Y. person related by consanguinity,^. Kinsman, Eelated. 
 
 Tr^^, sTPT^rr^, ifr^HrJT, ivpsnT^, ^^, ^^rr^, ^tt^, 
 
 Eolations ; Mnsfolk, kindred. '^V^^^m. pi. ifrsft m.pl. 
 JTr^T^T in. pi. &c. ^tI^HT^^ m. pi. iflrfM. ^^^Vr\n. 'TRT'TotT 
 
 or nRtoEf ««. 'fTrTR or nTfTTm «. m^Hg^rq' w. ^gspf m. 
 
 VI. person related by the mother's side or by marriage, 
 
 V. Eelated. ?rT?r?5n, ?Tm^T, mHqTJ%, ?l"mr, arm, aTTK- 
 
 Eolations ; relations and connections. ^Wf{^W'f^ in. pi. 
 
 arnT^PT'ft m. pi. ^"tq^qr^'^ m. pi. ^s^^^^ m. 
 
 The terms for common relations and connections, as 
 uncle, aunt, cousin, father-in-law, brother-in-law, &c. 
 &e. will be found under these words in their proper 
 places ; but as the Man'ithas have names for many
 
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 relations aud connections for which the Euglisli have 
 DO correspondini^' definite terms, it is thought the stu- 
 dent will be thankful to find here a collection of such. 
 
 sqT^ one's son's or daugh- 
 ter's father-iu-law. 
 
 f^^toT do. do. mother-in-law. 
 
 ^rs oue's wife's sister's hus- 
 band. 
 
 fTiT^ one's husband's sister. 
 
 5[tT one's husband's brother 
 — esp. young'er one. 
 
 »TT?r do. — elder one. 
 
 wfr^T or ^jfT^^one's husband's 
 brother's wife. 
 
 STT^JTf oue's brother's wife. 
 
 OHMWI^AI one's husband's 
 or wife's grandfather. 
 
 arr^ft or 3TT%^T^ wife of do. 
 
 quT%^RI^ one's husband's 
 or wife's great-grand- 
 father. 
 
 1(1)1 jflyiyi^ wife of do. 
 
 ^fTW^W do. do. paternal 
 uncle. 
 
 ^^?raT^ wife of do. 
 
 "^sycT^TPTT one's father's pa- 
 ternal uncle. 
 
 '^^'TaTRft wife of do. 
 
 '^^d-^rJ'il one's father's pa- 
 ternal first cousin, one's 
 own first cousin one 
 remove. 
 
 5?5?T^=5rft wife of do. 
 
 ^HTfTHnvt wife of do. 
 
 5^fmrg^1Y or ^V^ one's 
 mother's paternal first 
 cousin. 
 
 =5ft7?T^5C one's husband's pa- 
 ternal first cousin. 
 
 ^?I?TH't^ do. do. female. 
 
 ^?r?T^rS one's husband's 
 paternal first cousin's 
 wife. il 
 
 ^?;rf^;^?r;;n^one's husband's ' 
 paternal second cousin's 
 wife. j 
 
 ^=5rf^rT5T''t^oue's husband's j 
 paternal second cousin 
 female. 
 
 ^~J<=THT^v5Tf one's paternal 
 cousin's wife. 
 
 JTTH^TOTT oue's husband's or 
 wife's maternal uncle. 
 
 ^THtiKdl^ wife of do. 
 
 HR^^ one's husband's ma- 
 ternal first cousin. 
 
 HT^^T^r wife of do. 
 
 HTH'T'JI^ one's husband's ma- 
 ternal first cousin female. 
 
 HTH^rr^^f one's maternal 
 first cousin's wife. 
 
 MIHHJ'tTT one's wife's mater- 
 nal first cousin. 
 
 ■^ ' ^di ' ^d HT?r oue's paternal TTTH^ift do. female, 
 second cousin. 
 
 ^J^^sjrT HT^T^ wife of do. 
 
 'ST^fT^^sn ^'^^ one's pater- 
 nal second cousin female. 
 
 ^sr^TfTf r5?TK^iTrhusband of do. 
 
 •^•^■imMl one's mother's pa- 
 ternal first cousin, one's 
 own first cousin one re- 
 move. 
 
 HT^f^f^rnFJ, one's husband's or 
 wife's maternal aunt. 
 
 JTT^^T^TRfTT husband of do. 
 
 HT^^STTjft one's mother's 
 maternal aunt. 
 
 *TR?r3Tr^T husband of do. 
 
 JTT^^sft^oue's husband's ma- 
 ternal cousin. 
 
 HW?r3TT3r wife of do. 
 
 maternal cousin female. 
 
 ITT^^HH^S oue's maternal 
 cousin's wife. 
 
 JTI^JT^^OTT one's wife's ma- 
 ternal cousin. 
 
 iTRH^^'ft do. do. female. 
 
 3TT%OT^ one's husband's or 
 wife's paternal aunt. 
 
 3T1%^?IT husband of do. 
 
 husband's 31Trt^ oue's husband's pa- 
 
 ternal cousin. 
 
 aTTfT^rrar wife of do. 
 
 CHlri'luK^ one's husband's pa- 
 ternal cousin female. 
 
 OTrTTr^^f one's paternal 
 cousin's wife. 
 
 STT^H'^'Tr one's wife's pater- 
 nal cousin. 
 
 3TT%^fTrft do, do. female. 
 
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 The word m^^ prefixed to any term of relation- 
 ship, indicates that it is a " step " or " half" relation- 
 Bhip; as ^Jrsf^wf step mother, ^RSiHl^Tft step 
 mother's sister (aunt through one's stcj) mother ), 
 ^n^^TIsnrf step brother's wife, flt^sj^loi^ liusbaud's 
 step sister. This notice will serve instead of a repeti- 
 tion of the terms. It must hero bo mentioned that 
 though in English the words paternal cousin and ma- 
 ternal cousin are ajjplicd equally to the children 
 respectively of one's father's aud one's mother's brothera 
 and sisters, the Mariithi has distinct names for them. 
 The word ^?I?T, prefixed to any term of relationship, 
 indicates that it is through one's father's brother, and 
 3T1% through his sister. ^\^ indicates relationship 
 through oue's mother's brother, and ^\^^ through 
 her sister. The student must bear this in miud ia 
 rendering terms of relationship. 
 
 It will be seen by observing the above list that the 
 relations and connections which are acquired through 
 marriage are expressed by affixing in the case of 
 relation of prior grades ( i. f. uncles, aunts, parents, 
 &c. ) aud prefixing in the case of collateral relations 
 (as brothers, sisters, cousins and their husbands or 
 wives ) a word indicative of the new connection to the 
 word which expresses the direct relationship. To 
 express the former the words ?IRRT and ^T^ ( father 
 and mother in-law ) are used, as 3TT%^raU, 3Ti^^i^ 
 husband's or wife's grand-father and mother. In the 
 same way f ^fT^RTTT, JTTK^rraTT, i^^Tfmrg;, TliT^rr^, &c. 
 &c. are formed. The acquired coUatei-al relations are 
 expressed by prefixing 5^^, 3TTfT, JTTJT or HT^?T (accord- 
 ing as the relationship is through a father's brother or 
 sister or a mother's brother or sister), to the word which 
 renders the direct relationship ; ex. ^??R€tT, ^;^^qoT. 
 ^, JTrifRifOTr, JTm^TT^, &c. &c. The relations which in 
 English are expressed by prefixing " great " ( as great 
 uncle, great aunt ), are expressed in Manithi by affixing 
 a^MT as ^g;^3TT^ oue's father's paternal uncle, 1. r. 
 one's own grand-Jatlier-unclefiV brother of one's grand- 
 father. Paternal first cousins one remove arc expressed 
 by a reduplication of the word ^rTT, as ^^'l^'^,<ir,and 
 second cousins are rendered by affixing HTST and «?^oi 
 to the reduplicated f^fTT, as jTf^Fi^SrT m^;, ;M-'.nN-'-<n 
 aj^T"!, »■ e. brother aud sister tlirough one's ^^^^5^r. 
 The principle of viewing cousins as brothers aud sisters, 
 runs throughout. Thus a man's ^c^rTHTa; or paternal 
 first cousin ( Irother by his uncle ) is a woman's ^^- 
 ^. His mnm^; is his wife's mk^ ; his m^^HTS 
 is her Hr^?f^; and so on. Thus also a woman's ^?5n- 
 JTTT ( Irother through her uncle ) is her husband's ^- 
 rTH H^r ; her arPTHTT is his WHHI.UIT ; aud so on. 
 Sec also =EJ?rrT^ot^, JTR^^I'T^, ^^^:^rf . "^^^ HT5R J^, aud 
 the other combinalious with ^T"!^, 51T^ aud >n^^(, ia
 
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 all which the same rule holds. The terms of relatiouship jj 
 in the line of paternal uncle, are more numerous than in 
 the linos of paternal aunt or maternal uncle or aunt. '\ 
 Paternal aunts go into other families by marriage, and > 
 maternal undo and aunts are still of a different family : 
 they are therefore not so much regarded. t 
 
 Eelatiossuip. See Eelatiox. I 
 
 Eelative, a. having relation, respecting, ^qtft, R"^^+, H^- 
 
 2 not absolute ; considerecl as respecting something else. 
 ?rT9[?T, 3^?q-W^?T, 3T^I%^t, ^^^fq'^, ^?r^':ft. 
 
 Eelease, Eei.easikg, n. v. Y.—act. mt^ n. ml,^^ n. &e. 
 
 ^\^ m.— state. g^^FT/. ^/. m^psft^/. 5^/. 
 
 I. acquittance jrom a debt, Sfc. ^rsf^^/. ^^PT'sT n. 
 
 t^^nr^ n. 
 Eeleased, p. Y. V. ^3%?^, 'BTS^^^r, '^]^7A %^r3jr, &c. A- 
 
 I. (from an obligation, a promise, &o. ). S^^^Tr, ^Tft"Jr. 
 Eei.easee, n. Eeleasing,/). a. v. V. ^frS'TT'T, W^'T'TrrT, HF- 
 
 3 impli/ing relation. See Cokkelative. 4— in grammar, jj To Eelekt, v. n. lecome pitiful or tender. ^ f.-^^,zf7.-[ m- 
 
 E. pronoun, ^tff ^4iIh n. 
 Eelative, n. V. KixsirA>", Eelatios. HT3ii?^, ^iri<^K, ?IT' 
 
 Eelativelt, adv. v. A. 2. 3T^N^?f, aT'^WH?^, ST^^N- 
 
 To BELix, V. a. make less tense or tight, lit. fig. T. To 
 
 Slacken, To Loosen. ^?5T5riit,f3^Tsr'Jf,3t^-i?I''Tt^'5-&e. 
 
 To r. one's joints. 5t% m. pi. ^te <F^. 
 
 2 diminish the intenseness of, v. To Eemit. fg?5T-^tt5- 
 %f4T?5-&c. Jp:'Jt, feOTf /.-&C. JF^-Hf5ot-"TTf^ y- of 0. 
 
 3 unbend, lose, relieve from close attention. fif^Ti^ '"■" 
 f^5iTtf?t/.-&c. ■^ot, HT^F^/. SR^-'^. 
 
 4 (the bowels). aT?oE-'feHT-&c. ^p^, 3T^55qTJTT m.-ft^- 
 
 Toi Eelax, v. n. remit in close attention. f5OT-5te-g??T-&c. 
 ft^r, f??5TT/.--fe^qTJTr «!.-f5sSt/.-g^/.-&c. :p?;df-tT'^, 
 
 Eelaxatiok, m. v. v. a. 1. 2. — act. ^f^ROf w. i?5 Wim n. 
 &c. f^lf5T?ft:p?TiT n.— state. '^VA^^^^^^ m. ^^qtJir «!. 
 f^^^T m. %ai1%oft/. fSfft/. f^TfiTOTT/. iif^?^ n. 
 3 a«(f Amusement, EEFnEsmiENi. — state. f^T^TRT '«• ^- 
 
 ^ffrf/. T^fmfJT'iTnT »». 3xrmf5r»;rtfcr/. 
 
 1— state. 3TT5jqwiT »;. f^T'Tr »«• ?55=Ft^?rr/. 
 EEtASED,;). V. Y. A. 1. 5H:=JRSr;^, ^^5 *^r*l-5rr^?5T, &e. ^- 
 ?>;, ^, fJOT, f^Tftp;, fei55f^5!;r, %o!;%;5?tn, ?5^ or at- 
 
 Of r. bowels. 'ftJT^r 3T^o5, 3T^ ^VpETr, f^^TO, ^'g- 
 Eeiaxke, n. Eelaxing, p. a. t. V. A. 1. ^c^ROTRT, %c?^^- 
 
 oTf^, f^rf ^F^innr, &e. ■itf*T?^-&c. ^Tr?-^rw-&c. f^Tf<T- 
 
 4 3T^ ^'JITTT, 3T73;TiTr 3TTiT"lTT?:r, &c. 
 
 I. rendering languid. z\'^ S^S ^?:'JITn, ^rffT-Tf^T-^c. ^- 
 
 ??JnTT-3Tm<JIRT-^pr^-!T?-&c. 5(?5TTf«^?5T^RSF. [eft/. 
 
 Relat, n. (of horses, runners, &e.). ft^/. Z'^'^\ in. 3f^"TT 
 R. stage-station. ?re=^q?t/. 
 
 To Release, v. a. liberate, set free, v. To Free, ^rs^, ^T- 
 
 i^Tf, HTi^'jnp/.-g?:^r/.-^»3^?r m.-&c. ^^ ^. 0/0. ^- 
 
 jpoS^ps/.-TT^ m.-&e. ^Tci- j«. co«. ?^^, ^55=r2:DT, ^^r !«.- 
 
 <TT^ ?)».-&c. ^z^ in. con. ^^-m^■^^-&c. ^af, iRnsr^TJir 
 
 M.-H^IFTT/.-Hli^r «.-&e. ii'Jr m. con. 
 Relenting, n. v. V. ^^.^^ m. <TF^r «(. ?^ w. ^%=^ TTfl^ »». 
 Relentless, a. pitiless,\. Cbuel. ^€k, TPTnJT^^, TfTf ?^, 
 
 Eelentlesslt, adv. without pity. ^q=rt=f H', f^^^TR^R, W^X- 
 Eelentlessnebs, n. v. A. ^SRT'TT m. f^I^q'T'irT w. "TTTT"!- 
 
 Eelevakct, 11. V. A. WI'dRl+dl/. sTT^M^f^ m.&c. sr^'iTf^- 
 m n. ^■^\^if^s^ n. 
 
 Relevant, a. applicable to the subject in hand, pertinent, 
 
 ^r^, sr^l^lH^Hlft, ST^Tfrf^rT, ilWHinVl. 
 Eeliable, n, V. Teustwoetht. Pr^^RTT^Tj'TtsfnrJn', f^'^rT'g^, 
 Eeliance, h. v. Confidence. flr=^W m. TTt^r or Hr^^rr m. 
 
 Sd'JK w. if?TT OT. f^^/. Some terms for a person or 
 
 thing in or on which reliance is placed, are. TT^T^r^HR 
 
 /. HT^T^TT^fSS n. m^^^ ^^f 
 Eelic, n. that whicJi remains after the loss or decay of the 
 
 rest. 3^^m m. tT"!f m. fm^f. ^^T\mV m. ?refwt?T m. 
 
 2 relics ; v. Coepse. ^sf «. 
 Relict, n. t. Widow. f^'<ir=rT/. 
 
 Relief, n. removal or alleviation of pain, grief., distress, ^w 
 %:^'m^ n. J'.^TftfTT in. |:?jfJTT^?r n. f :?H"Tf?'TT^ «. 3T- 
 f^TS^^R m. arf^qTitiTT^ n. &c. ^T^Tft^R m. SS{^^. 
 
 j RhW^ n. &c. 
 
 \ 2 ease or rest obtained. 37r?TT m. 3TRRft/.'%=T«. ^TTT^TrT 
 n. ^n. ^R'<rTxiTT?n. ^R»TfTT/. ^T^^n. f^^i^]m. f^^^Z\ 
 m. f^SiTW m. f^q-ffFT/. ^tffT/ ^TmrTT/. 
 
 3 ( of a sentry, &c. ). ST^F^'Ji n. ^^^f. "TTpTT^T ^JF^Zm. 
 j 4;5e;-soM, <^e. relieving, sj^^, =T^^r. 
 
 ' 5 See Help. 6 See Eedeess. 
 
 ! That is in r. — sculpture, &c. 3^?I?5T. 
 
 jj To Relieve, v. a. free wholly or partially from pain, grief, 
 
 ', distress, Sfc. 3TRTK '".-^^ «.-%^ n.-&c. ^6t-^?;uf, sirrt 
 
 'j «!.%T «. "Treat, I'.^Tfr^ w.-JHmhR'^T^^ «.-&c. spT^. 
 
 j To r. one's need. ^\^ f. =^\^J^i\ g. of 0. 
 
 i' 2 alleviate, mitigate., ^-c. v. To Ease. ^TH^ot, ^TPf m.-l^- 
 
 jl ^TJT W.-Sf?TT^ «.-^Ttf^/.-&C. w.K^ g.of 0. 
 
 li 3 succour, Y. To Help. T^/.-f^^ /.-&c. ^^Tit^,
 
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 717 
 
 null 
 
 4 ( a sentiuel, &c.). 517^, qp^OT, «T^^/. W^T^ g- ofo. 
 Believed, p. v. V. 1. armJT f^r|^, etc <TfT^iT|:^, qfr^Ff 
 
 2 TW^^fTT, ^:^r %^OT, &c. ^^7^, ^5J, ^frf?T, :f^fJq[FT, 
 Eelieveu, n. liELiEviNG, 2?. «. V. V. 1. 3TRTH ^RT-TTI'iTr- 
 
 2 ^TH^OTlTr, ^TH'^, .tc. ST?TJTH-&f. q;TTf--^Rt-&(<. 
 
 Keligion, n. T. Piety, vk m. ^«THf?i;/. Hf^/. Tf^fSTT^T »». 
 Course of r. religious offices and exercises, — coinpreh. 
 ^^ m. ^'^ m. ^'^'J^frr/. 
 
 Destructiou or extinction of r. or a r. vthN^^ m. 
 Establishment of r. or a r. qj^?5i^pT?r «. 
 2 a V. a faith. ^-^ m. Hrf n. HPT m. ^JTHPT m. 
 Good r. ^^A m. 
 Hindu r. (ift'^'T m. 
 Beligious, n. v. Pious.— of persons, qri^, tm^fte, tpTT- 
 ^ra'Tr, Hf%TTT=J, Hf^^, iT^T^5ff?y, H^pft, STf^qR^r?, ^- 
 
 I To Eem.vi.s-, v. n. Ic lift, be as residue, ^t^^ ttpot, \f(^.^,. 
 &c. aT?T%-TT^, 3^RtH or 3Rr=?mT«T0T,fflsI%*T -JT^-n- 
 
 2 continue, last, v. To Esduue. ^in, f:-?,6i,?iiTot, Ht?vr 
 arooT. [ ^^] 
 
 3 «/rty, (^fctfW, V. To Beside, n^^, 3TO''lf, *nFm »m. jjrot, 
 Eem.MSDEK, m. that which is left. (JR/. ^/. Vw?/. J%»^/. 
 
 Filling up ( or supplying ) the r. 7K\zm^ "TTITT ill. 
 
 That is without r. arniqr 
 2 — in Arithmetic. 5tT^»IT¥t/. «r¥^/. 3TrR »i. 
 BEMAiNEn, «, Eemainixo, /). V. V. 1. n^oiFl-T^^^, ite. 
 a-^TfT, ^?rT, qPFt, ifT^^r, f^^^, fn^^, f?r^^T, -a^- 
 
 f?!?, fi!T'?, ^^fTT — coinpreh. Z^^f^'^^J, J^'^. 
 Eemaiks, 71. V. Eelic, EEMAisDEii. \\^ in. n. 'i{^'f\^ m. 
 
 2 V. ConpsE. ^if n. ^^ n. 
 To Eemand, v. a. send or call back. f^^-^V^-tTT^li-SiC. 
 
 Eemanent. Sec Be>i>;ai.t. 
 Eemahk. See Notice, Obsebvatios. 
 To Eemabk. See To Note, To Obsekve. 
 
 ?5, fSpmfH^, f^rarff, fSfqrnr^^ f^nf^^ pop. ^ifng, ^rfii^. !j Eemarkable. See Notable, STnANCi 
 
 2 of, or lelonjing to religion. qJTl^r, tnTTf^T^T^STT, ^^^■ 
 
 ^corrqr, ^ssAf^^^^., q^^ijift. [ &c. <:m'TTRT>JT. 
 
 Beligiouslt, adv. v. A. 1. Tf^^l^, Tf^^rraMi^^H^fft^, 
 Beligiousness, n. y. A. 1. ^'^^^mm m. (ilJ^^lten T /. H^JRT- 
 
 SriWfT/. «T^1^^/. T^JRf^-^/. f?iqTRfHigr/. ^FJ^^/. 
 2b Eelixquisu, v. a. v. To Abandon, To Give up. ^TS^, 
 
 €rfH ^lif, J'TFT W.-&C. 5}R^ _(/. o/ 0. ftr^^irr. 
 Eeliuqcishment, «. T. V. ^rs^T n. f^rpT »«. ^'^^ n. ^?^ 
 
 »«. f^H'T m. f^^^ n. 
 
 E. of rig-ht or titleto. ?mrf^|1%/. ^?^fHf%/. 
 Belish, n. V. Taste, ^i^/. 'Mt/. ?^/. 3TplTf^/. 
 
 2 c«trf, smach, flavor, S;e. v. Taste. U?T/- ^=n^>«. STRT »• jj Eemedt, w. that which 
 
 3 something eaten with food to give a relish, ^xij ?rRot«. ^^THT >»• OT^^TT »«• 
 ^K^iy +rf>r*l <T^*T ««• 'l Karsh, violent 
 
 To Belish, v. a. give a nice taste to. =qir/.-^T^ w.-'lt^/.- 
 
 &c. grrom-^. 
 
 2 like the taste of. 'fr^/.-^^/.-r:f^/..&c. ifur-ETH'^i g. ofo. 
 with in. con. iTrS-&c. ^V-'^-'^^^ in. con. 
 2b Eelisc, t'. ?i. have a pleasing taste. =^^ f.-^ri\f■■'^f.- 
 &C. tTRHT g. of s. ifn-itc. ^ZV]i\-^\7.^. 
 2 /(afe a flavor or taste of. tJJT/.-^fT^ 'n.-^RT »«.->iq m.- 
 
 f^fSr OT.-&C. qTn-jTKOT^. o/o. 
 
 EelxJCTance, n. T. A. ani Ukwillinoness. ^A \ <a t m. ^^z 
 
 n. ^?r m. ^J^^f. f^nrf??/. f^m^Frr/. [3TOf?pft. 
 
 Beluctant, a. V. Unwillixo. ^rrriift, ^rg^T, fJim, fjpT^jf, 
 Beluctantlt, ado. V. A. HT^^T fl'-T^rr^, ?;=^;?;r,^, nra^- 
 
 ^, &c. 
 2b Belt, v. n. v. To Confide. »TOT?n !«.-f%='^ro ?«.-&c, 3^^- 
 
 h Eemakkablt, adv. ?r^qt?T Jfl^TTT ^nr-^^T'J'TT^t^T-ctc.^tqf- 
 1' fT 3TT?^nrt=f5 '^f^TR ^Tft VRTT, 9iR^. 
 
 Eemaheiaoe, w. gjfft^irf m. 
 ;! Eemediable, fl!. V. V. ^f^K ^fTTTr^FTT-Ac. JTTT +<!^1- 
 
 [I frrq;nf, srfriwHi^. 
 
 || Bemedial, a. a/fording.^ ^'c. a remedy. jwiMi-=(T, rTTSTT^r, 
 |j qfT^RT=5fT, <tR^K+, srf^TT^. 
 j Eemedied,;. y. v. ^ttt %?^r=rr, 'Tf5'5?T. 
 1 EemedilE-ss, a. admitting no rcmrdg. f^^MI'M, I^^ITPT, >f- 
 g^TT, 3TPT^Jf'T-^-&c. v3MNI'Hr«T, ifH^. 
 
 r« or counteracts. T^PTwi. TTP^TW. 
 
 f?TT/. ^e^^ft^JTRw. ^^ ^^n m. fTTH^ ^J'rqR vi. 
 
 crmwr^iR ?». [sf^'h^r? »». 
 
 'MM, &c. r, ^ ml^N w. ^nrtcT^qrT: m. l\^'^^x m. 
 Temporary r. ^q^f^/. ETPf^r^ »». 
 2b Bemedx, v. a. cure or remove. ^tTPT «i.-&c. W^., ^fi^- 
 
 m, '^fc^ m.-i\^-h\i «».-fH^^PT fi.-fnrm ^»/i.-&c. t^ot 
 
 2b Eemembek, v. a. have or retain in mind, ■stt^^w/.-tttt- 
 
 or n.-m^f.-vff.-&c. ^iroi-tTTur-n^ot y.o/ o. hht^ s^m, 
 
 ciTT^^m/.-^TT "■■'tc. 3TO>?i-U^trry. (fo.talh in. an. 
 ' ?^T^, 'iPT'qTr'Ji. 
 ; To fail to r. ^TZm. 
 
 1 2 recnW /o >ni«(/. v. To Eecollect. 3TT5^, WT^, 3TT- 
 
 I 3cI0t/.-&c. sjRTJf ^. o/o. [*c. 
 
 li BEMEiiBtiiEDjjp. T. Y. 1. aTT^^m^^T^T, "JTRsm ^%?rr,
 
 BE\I 
 
 718 
 
 I?EM 
 
 2 arre^TH-^r, ^tt;^, &c. ?HrT, |7n?T. 
 
 Eememeerer, n. Kemembebimo,^. a. v. V. 3TT5^W J^TTT- 
 ?T-CT^?TaTTTr, &c. K^f n %^trrTTr, ^ItrFT,. 
 
 2 sTTS^f^ra, ^^"iRr, &e. ^rrr, ^ht<ii-<S:c. ^rif. 
 
 EemexirEanck, «. tfie having or retaining in mind. ^3flXZ^^ 
 f. -iTTTsr M. aild'JUI*/ TT^/. TT^mtt/- ^r /. '•^PT «. 
 ^TTTOT ». ^'Tf^ /. qm/. ( «ciVA nfy. con. ) <flsrtTT^ «• 
 
 To conic sudJeuly into r. 'PjroT, ^^^''ir n.-Vf]%f.- 
 2 a memento, v. Memorial. arresfiJI^/. TT^Tft/. 
 Eeuembeancee, 71. he or that tvhich reminds. ^\Z^^-\^l^ 
 
 To Eemun-d, v. a. put in mind of. 'AVm^f.-Tm^ n.-&c. ^i\- 
 ^(Tf-^R^i^, ?HT^<Jf, g^trr, H^t?f-3Tre^oftrI-^^<JltcT-&C. 
 
 arnJM, ^rriT, M.-^37H«.-^jnT/. ^wy. "/o. 
 
 Eeminded, p. V. V. 3TT5^0T 1%^?ir, &C. ?H[ftFI. 
 Eemisdek, «. Eemikdixg, p. a.\. V. arresTiJr ^"TRT, ^KT^- 
 
 Hesiixiscence. See Memory, Recollection. 
 Eemiss, a. shck, lax, cj'c. t. Dilatory. Neoliqekt. fs^ 
 or f^^^, st=5, ^37?%, ^Til^^r, f^Tf^T?!, HrT55, *r?THrT- 
 
 Eemission, t. v. a. l.^acf. ftrJT ^oir n. f^^\fm qirf n. 
 &c. — stale, f^^ %B%"T'JTr »«• &c. ^rffqi^n w. ^^K m. 
 
 f^i f. g^ f.^f- [ /. JTr^T". 
 
 2— «c<. #5^ ». TTFP ^T^ «. &c. ^^^ n. JTPpt /. ?TJTr 
 8— ac^ ^OTM. &e. ^/. ^TS/. TTTTft/. 
 
 I. matter remitted, ^r^ y. Jjjr/. 
 
 II. ( of a distemper). ;j?nT w. ^^Fn5 »». 
 
 E. aud exacerbatiou. ^'HK-^J m. [^fif?q''j;np. 
 
 EemisSLY, adv. v. A. fs^TtTTHT, f^?5IX^, &c. |^nr&c. ^k^H, 
 
 EemissNESS, «. V. A. firfHiJI «. f^OTOTT m. ferTTf/. f^^f. 
 
 €[^f. ^q?/. 3TT55g- OT. g^TC/- ^^/. f^fM^rTT/. 1r- 
 
 213 Eemit, v.a. relax, slacken, diminish intensity of. f5?5r-^- 
 
 ?j-f^Tf*T^-&c. ^FTuf, fj?5TT/-gw /.-&c. qj^TJr-qre^-tTTot 
 
 .9. o/ 0. f%7TT^^-f wrf5f?:-aTT'X^R^-&c. qot-q^oj-, s^r »».- 
 
 or55 «.-rt^'ft/.-&c. ^ifr 'P^ y. ofo. 
 
 2 ( a pimishmeut or fault ) forgive, pardon, ^scff, JTT^ 
 
 ^OT, 5t?ft^ ^R^n, TtTft/. ^P^oiy. o/o. 
 
 8 release, icaive, yield, give up. ^fgSr, JT?p Jp?^, ^^jry^.^l-. 
 
 zf.-kc. ^-qr^yair. 
 
 4 (monies), qr^iif, ma=('jrt/.-Tre^<'T^/.-&c. ^J.^ g.ofo. 
 To r. by bill, fft ^T>JI. 
 
 5 See To Eefer. 6 See To Eemand. 
 
 To Eemit, v. n. slacken, become less intense, v. To Abate. 
 
 cfm m.-&,c. JFTfr-&c. ^r<Jr g. of s. 
 
 2— fever, &c. ^^^fR m.-^TAP5 m. q^ot, JFrfiiT. 
 Eemittais-ce, n. qrs^foft/. "Tre^"?5?JT'^r wt. 
 Eemittest, a. — fever. f ittiHsrci^ m. 
 Eemnakt, «. See Eemaindee. 2 ( of cloth ). T^n? n. tp5% 
 
 Small r. vf?/. <fm. «lt^/. qt<r^/. 
 
 Eemuauts. pieces, scraps, odds ^- ends. \^^u\ m. n. 
 Eemossteance, n. expostulation. ^J^^q^JufT/. q^R^rsWr/. 
 rTiFTT''/.3TTT^/. SfNf^iTrTcrT «. afnf^-7Rm. 3^TqfTT?!^w(. 
 To Eemonsteate, v. n. expostulate, ^r^ ?». ^;i. 3^5'?f-HT3'Jr, 
 
 Eemoese, 7^. /)(j«i of conscience., v. Eeoeet. q'vllTnT J". 'J\^- 
 
 Eemoeseful, «. Y. Eepextant, RSiqiTTrTr, 3T^?tnt, 3T^?Ttr, 
 
 Eemoeseless, a. pitiless, v. Cruel. f^^T, TRmf^T, ^5R. 
 Eemoeselessly, «<ft!. T. A. f?Tc(qTOTr^, ^SttH^Tf^, &c. 
 Eemoeselessness, n. v. A. Pl^'Tq'JTr '». T^TPeji^^R^cttT m. 
 I Eemoie, «. V. Distant. ^, ^'"^r, sfq, ^f?''tl?r, ^'*T, ^f- 
 
 Eemoteness, n. t. A. ^qon '»• Bfqt/. f^ m. fTrTl/. ^- 
 
 Eemovadle, a. v. V. W.\^\^V^^^h&c. ?'«TR "TT^I^rRTT^mr-ifcc. 
 
 2 ^^ ^TrJTr^T'Tr-?rTT^T-&c. 5rnT2Tr^mr-&c. ^, q f^iJ i, 
 
 3 1^ HRT^r ^Fir, ^FTSr'TT^r'TT, &c. 
 
 Eemoval, Eemovixo, n. v. V. A. 1. — o^^. ^pr^of n. JS^Rm. 
 ^'TT^TfrR ^F^iJf M. &c.— slate. ^'<Tr^qT^? wi. ?5!;fmfrr^ n. ?'tT- 
 
 2— act. |T ^t'Jt «. ^K^ n. &c. ^^p^iJT w. ^xu^ n. qftfTT 
 OT. ^PTRIT «• f^^^Rfl «. aTT?IROT «. a^^^TROT n. T^^Wln. 
 
 fHT?fH «. fHTT?r »!. arq^T^T «. a^q^#T «. ^^r^ »». 
 3— arf. ^r^ot n. ^^ ^p^iif M. &c. ^^RW «.3r*TPT;T «. f^: 
 JPRRI or f^jinprH^ «. 
 V. V. N. ^i»iim?5?:Df n. &e. ?'«TRf<TTt5^ m. F«TRTffi^ n. ?^- 
 
 I. See Death. 
 To Eemove, v. a. put or move from its place, cause to change 
 place, qn^^, TS^., 3'=sr?5DT, %<?[, ^^T^T ^pjf, ^rir/.-r<TT- 
 ^ «.-?4Ta M.-&C. 5I^3^-qr?5S0T 5'. 0/0. F<TRTTfR «.-?iT?;t- 
 ?f^ n.-&c. q?^of-=P^^^ g. ofo. ^4Tm»?q-&c. JRof. 
 
 2 ( evils, complaints, &c. ). take or put away ; cure, 
 remedy. ^^T<Ji, ^TTt^^ot, f fcfr, ^irr, f^r^'Jf, ?fR(Jr, qfrfl- 
 ?^, STRoi, fH^TR'^, =rf^^r?:ot, ^T^T «.-"?ft^ m.-^T:^-^ n.. 
 &c. ^oty. ofo. 
 
 3 ( from a post or office ) v. To Dismiss, ^fts^, ^ 
 
 To Eemove, v. n. change place, go from one place to anothtr. 
 ^FTRir/.-^'«TT'T n.-&c. qra?;^-5I^?5'Jf, r<IH»T^ m.- r«^?iir^ 
 
 w.-rtTRtrR M.-&C. |m y. o/«. 
 
 Eemove, n. See Eemoval. 2 step in a gradation. TRTft/- 
 
 3 ( in farriery), ^]7^^^f. 
 Eeuoved, p. Sf a. V. V. A. 1. ^prfB?^, 3'5^?y?yT, &c. ^iTHf- 
 
 frfT?r, ?'iT?5frffT?T, ^'aRftrT^sfra', Fi^jytrT^srm. 
 
 To be far r. JTRT^. 
 
 ?^rf?;?r, f^Tcf^rT, fr^^, qfrfff, to^, arq^, srrfbi.
 
 IIEN- 
 
 719 
 
 UEP 
 
 3 +K^,r5l,^^ %%;^r, &e. ■Pr:^^^ or fH<:^rf%?f, If'<TTf^. 
 I. See Remote. 
 Eemover, n. Eemoying, ;;. a. v. V. A. 1. ^rJ'JTTTr, TZ^^- 
 rr, &c. ^'<T?5tHT ^^OTRT, &c. m^. 
 
 ^rfT, ^T-^f-^TCT-fn^ (ill comp. ), f^ff^. 
 To Eemu>-eeat£. See To Eewaud, To Compensatk. 
 
 EeMUKERATION, «. V. EEWAED.%iIT»ft/5'm^2/. "TTfTHlf^TT". 
 
 2 See Compensation. 
 Eenal, a. helonging to the kidneys or reins. ^^Tf^^RT, 1- 
 
 Eexcounter, I'l^c. Sec Clash, ScrrrLE, Skiemisii, &e. 
 To Eexd, v. a. V. To Teab. <pnot, qirf ^ ir'Jr, f^of, ?^^R<jf , 
 ei+ul, ft^TT^t, ^t^SStrf^ fsT^RTJT M.-f^TJPTJTT /.-?<piZ »«.- 
 f=(V'iH or fq^TFT^ ».-&e. ^l^J'iJf i;. oj o. 
 To r. in two. |^n/. ^T"Jr y. o/ o. 
 To r. in pieces. ^]% tpr^^ ^rijf. [^in-%ijt_ 
 
 lij Eenbeb, v. a. V. To Eeturx. ^jr\ q^uf-'^, TTFT-J'T^-ifco. 
 
 2 give, afford, yield, Sfc. ^ijf, q;T^, srROI ». ^>if. 
 
 3 maTce or cause to he. q^^ojr, «t^^, ^^-f^rftT'? ( in 
 comp. ) ^^ijf. 
 
 4 Y. To Tkakslate. JTrrf^R w.-&c. ^^wj g. of 0. 
 Eesdebing, See Vebsiok, Ti!axslation. 
 Eendeztods, n. meeting, assembling. ^^J^ m. ^n^ n. W-f- 
 
 2— place of assembling. fH'/04<i<l-&e. ^JTRTT/. %^/.f>:T- 
 OT n. q-SiT ". %T/. ?r%?f^-<TT^ n. ^$?T?-*T?5 «. 
 
 To Eendezvous. See To Assemble. 
 
 Eeneoade, Eenegapo, n. apostate, Sfc. ^MJHt-m'Ff, ^q?TfqT- 
 
 To Eenkw, v. a. make new, renovate, restore to a former or 
 good state. ^^-FTT^T-^^rr-JTS'TmRHr-^.'v.-c. qRor, g-TfT'Jr, 
 H^?R^ or JT^^T^, ;T?^^ oc ^^f^Rirf, ;j^ift /.-^'Jlf- 
 5R OT.-&C. ^of y. o/ 0. 
 2 ?«ffAr 0/' (/o again or af resit, v. To Eepeat. 5T^-&c. «Jj- 
 
 Renewable, a. v. V. 1. ?f^-ctc. qRnTr3TmT-FRW-&c. 
 
 2 (*^H-?r5'TRf-&c. qf^pTMTi;-^jfpTi7T-^R?rr. 
 Eenewal, Eenewino, n. v. V. 1. ^^\ ^?TJr »i. ^sf^fR'Jif n. 
 
 2 ?RT ^^i «. f%C^ T'l^ n. H^^TiJI n. 
 Benewfd, p, V. V. 1. ?r^ %?5?ir, :T^HR?!c^, &c. ^t?^. 
 
 2 H^ q^rir, f<P€H %?i3r, &c. ?TTt^^, g'l:?"^. 
 
 Eennet. See Rusnkt. 
 
 To EexouxcE, v. a. disown, disclaim, Sfc. t. To Dent, arf- 
 
 iTT«rr|T-31Frrf^RT5IT-&c. TT^'JI-^oT, ^ri^FR'^f, a^'i'ft+K'n.- 
 
 3T*41+K WJ.-&C. W^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 relinquish.^ cast off, forsake, ^'c. v. To Give vp. KT^- 
 
 ijii g. of 0. frTt^^ffe tn. f. \fi\.^ ^f^l'l M.-jF^^p^n.- 
 
 f'Tm «t.-&c. ^^5^. ofo. 
 Eeno0nced. p. V. V. 1. a^tlpqi^^ ^T^^?5T, &c. 3T»:ft?J^, H- 
 
 2 ST'F^OT, flfs^rlT, ^Hf^, fq^. 
 Eenoukcement. See Eenunciation. 
 To Eenovate, Eenovation. See To Ekxew, Benewal. 
 Eenown, n. V. Fame, qftfrl/. ^iq n. ^\^ n. "irnpTT/. sj^t^T- 
 
 f?T/. ^j^^nfT/. 
 Eenownep, (7. V. Famous. HmtfTH, Rt^TRT, ^l^m^, ^}^- 
 
 trrft, :7TK^TT, ?Tm^m or ?, ^TvjT^tT, ^TlFqfia? iX>p. 
 
 Eeni',;j. v. V. 9>T2%;^, fqrj^^r, Ac. f^^, fsTTT^JT, ?T?, 
 
 ?^f?rT, f^fr?T or f^mf^. 
 Eent, ?i. hire paid for a house. vfH u. Pr.rj^] m. »TT^T n.— 
 
 loose or iudcf. ms^Ts n. 
 
 2 ( of laud ). tTRT m. ^]?^v(p^ m. wm m. q-Jj-: m. 
 Nominal r. ?fr?l»ft/. 
 
 E. paid in kind. q^ir/. 
 
 3 sht, tear, cj'c. ^J-/. "PToTf m. v. fv^rj, :jtt, sTTHTH w. r. 
 
 i To Eent, v. a. let to ( liouses, tenements ). >m^lJT-»min- 
 !| ?T ^at-r<,|c)u|, htI ^37^ Siif, ( lands ) HP?TH \^-P!r^^, 
 
 I 2 hold from, ( honses, tenements ). HIS-QR qoi-^^^ 
 i[ Tfl ^.3R ^— ( lands ) ?fP?Tm-&c. qof. 
 I Eental, Eent-holi,, h. /;»■/ or account of rents. TVrlf. ?rg- 
 jj ^?J/. «. ?R^ »«. 5f^^=r?=ft-q^[f!^^<T-^nTi)fr<T-cV:c. 
 
 'H^/. ^n\^^f. 
 I Eenter, »!. Eenting, ;?. o. V. V. 1. HrS^^T- HT5?TRT \vun- 
 !j cTR'TRT,— ( of lauds ) ^^qRT ^'TRT, &C. 
 
 2 HT5^RT q'^RT, &c. Trl^fT, HTIRft ,— ( of lands )^T- 
 
 Eenukciation, n. v. V. 1.— oc/. armraff^ ?:r^Dt n. ^ti- 
 
 ^ n. 1I*K '». STJ^T^TR »i. ar^'ft^JTR W. [Tr^l^fsDJ. 
 
 2— ai-^ 7T^ n. ^TrS'^' «. Ac. Fqm«i. qfrpTRIw. 3?^ 7n_ 
 E. of the world. ^JT^fqTftrqRT m. See also under 
 
 Would. 
 Eepaid, ;j. v. V. 1. qT?T %^r?rr, Q.^^ .t- ti , Ac. 
 
 2 <p§>.r!T, Ac. sri^T^TT. 
 2b Eepaib, f. a. restore to a good or sound slate : mend, 
 
 4'c. g^TR'S, g'<Rot or g"<;R'jf, ^^rfJ-oir or ; ? ^dl<ui , H^K- 
 
 ^ or rnreRiH, 3TT^5Iot, I^JfT-^-Ac. :^<Jr, WRWTwr, 
 
 <ot ^. of 0. For this word as understood in the enlarged 
 or free sense of to mend hurriedly, cursorily, tuper- 
 fcially, Sfc. and as conveying the general sense of 
 such words and phrases as, to do vp, stitch up, patch 
 vp, to patch and piece, to doctor, to put somewhat to 
 rights.to set into some order. i{c.some colloquialiHuis are, 
 
 ^t or smSTJft f.-^T.f7rf! /.-•<4H<HH^ M.-Fril^mtT?/.- 
 
 w?rat^/.-jftpfr?c/.-^i5r3ir^/".-^mf?^-Ac. ^Hg. cfo. 
 
 2 supply loss. HTJrf or HT^ Z^, 
 
 3 ( a measure, a fault, Ac. ) retrieve. HT«IT^, ^| c ; < m. 
 -giTRirr^/.-Ac. ;pT^y. 0/0. srf^t^PR «».-P|«*fH/.-Ac. ^. 
 r<ir, g^ra m.-H^^^^/.-Ac. ^Rtiif g. ofo. 
 
 To Ekpaib, v. n. y. To Eesobt, jTT^, ^oj, q^r:^. %rr/.
 
 HEP 
 
 720 
 
 EEP 
 
 Eepaik, Kevaikixo, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^^m^ «. ^ ^- 
 dr H. &c. f vTPTift/. gtTnTjTF/. j^cirft/. JTTm?T/. ^fWf- 
 
 5TT »». 3'5T'T «. — fui-sorv, suiierticial, itc. STIf^ or 
 
 To keep m r. ST>T|^/.-3r:?rT/--3Tr3T/--'T':WFT/.-T^- 
 
 To look after tho repairs of. J^rSt^rs/. ^"if. 
 Uepairable, Eepabable, a. v. V. A. 1. gtTRNM'l'It-^n- 
 
 EEPAinEB, ;). T. V. A. 1. gtTR%?5T, ^^ %^c5r, rrFT5%OT, ^^ 
 
 liEPAiREii, Ji. Eepahuno,^. c. t. V. a. 1. ^sq-KOTm, fft?: 
 'K ' J I K I, ?li»14UIKl, ^^5irtt-&C. ERiJTRT, ^offi;R^, ^- 
 
 Eepabation. Sec Amends, Compensatiox. 
 
 Eepaktee. «. rear/y and ivitty reply. HHft^-^^^T^t^ T- 
 
 tT^T n. ^Ml<.H<mq ?». ^R)+1tK n. 
 Eepast, «. V. Meal. %510T n. ^HTT »«. [ ?5MI^K m. 
 
 Slight r. "pTTaJ m. OTT^ wa. ST^TT^ ?«. JJ^'TPT^T n. 
 To Eepat, v. a. pay hack. q^rT ERof-soT, IfOT, %S^. 
 
 2 wn^e r«<K)-M or requital. ^Tr^-^7^,z■'^^&e. ^oT, %5aif, 
 
 Eep.\tme>'t, n. V. V. 1. TTrf ^^ n. TTrt ^ n. &c. qTrl^^w. 
 
 2 cfTTT ^ n. &c. T5/. srf?T'P?5 «. qf^T^ n. 
 To Eepeal, v. a. ah-ogate, annul, t. To Abolish. H^Jf, 
 
 Eepeal, Eepealjng, n. v. V. — act. ^Yl^ n. ^ qj^'TJ- «. &c. 
 
 — state. W\ 111. ^PT in. g^#^ ?». 
 jTo Eepeat, v. a. do again, do over again. f^CT-'T=^-'TH :- 
 
 ifTT^, ^HRoft /-5^ 3TTff^/.-q?tTT|ftT/.-&C. ^^ 
 g.ofo. 
 
 To r. a second time, i.e. do a third time. frT^TR"?, 
 f?r?TTT^ /• ^R^ 9-oj o. 
 2 «(?y (lyam. f^^^-'T?^-5?T=q7^-iTI d +*< i ^1 -&c. ^Sof-Ac. 
 
 »JridH-'?TfT?T -&C. A\r*M\ -'^'JI'Jf-&e. SR^ljf, <??[?f^/.- 
 
 &e. ^JTf^. 
 
 8 reci/e, relearse. J^iriif, '^'Jprft/. ^P^^, ^^g^rT^af, 'VS^n. 
 
 ^^, 37^^ «• ^^. 
 
 To r. from memory. ttS ^oi'ir. 
 
 To r. frequently so as to fix iu the mind j to con. sfr- 
 
 4 V. To Blab, To Tell. ^■H-'4M'f5i-&c. ^r?5of-^q5fr^ 
 
 Eepeated, ^. T. V. 1. ftr:^^-q=^T-|H=^-&c. %^?5r, f^r- 
 
 7%^, &c. J^TTrMh, 3=TTTf^, fgTT^TT. [ f§^. 
 
 2 i%^7r-5^ -|W-q-H-&c. '=^'irtrfl-^lH3?7r, &e. 5^?^, 
 
 3 '■^•irf^l, &e. qferf. 
 
 Eepeatedlt, (T(?y. again and again, \. Often. 5rTt=IR, f%T- 
 fTT^rr, fifr;^rT fpC=T, K17f^qT=J '7Td+'4l^, f^^l^T:, ^^55, 
 
 Eepeatek, n. Eepeating, p. a. v.Y. 1. f%5?T-<T'^r-5^"-'Tr^- 
 
 &c. ;?rrnTr?:T-&c. ^^Z^K^., :s^v^ ^Vi\n\-&^c7 ^^J^^^-^^^ 
 
 ?T-&c. STH^r^^, 5^^f^-&c. qvrft-^Tft-&c. 5?iq^r. 
 
 3 J^OTRT, &e. q^H-JfR^ q;TTf-:Frtt->fcc. ^JEfl^^p. 
 
 4 i^^^jfos qrsoTTTT, >fcc. ^gsrr^. 
 
 I. repeating icalch. ^sfjiff Erj-qra »;. 
 To Eepel, v. a. drive lack. JTT'T-'Tr^ITf-&o. ^^j^-^JtM-FAK- 
 nf%^-q5;cr^-fqrT^oi-&e. ^?^of, ^TR^, Hr^R^of, iflrr^R- 
 OT «.-5fR'JI «.-f%=IROT W.-&C. JPTof. 
 2 See To Oppose. 
 
 Eepelled, ;). V. V. 1. Hm ';Tm^OT-?fR%?rr-3r?:%^-&c. ^^- 
 5i%i=5T, qfriyiftH, f^^rftrT, sTf?rf?r, q^?f, ^qr^^r, t^t^ft. 
 
 Eepellent, a. Eepellek, «. Eepellino, p. a. v. Y. 1. jtfi 
 qr?5'JIRT-HI<U|i<i-?5tH:onTT-&c. ^RTJr-!TfH^T^-&c. ^tTF- 
 ^ft-&c. SfffRTR^, f^^R^f, Sff?T^?rt. 
 
 Eepellikq, «. V. V. 1. Hrn qr^'if «. »Tin ?rR<Tf «. &c. |?^5t 
 «. &c. ^Ror n, f^^Jlv\ «. irf^RrRor «. 
 
 To Eepent, v. n. le tlie siilject of regret or remorse. T^T=T%, 
 
 q^icTT »«.-T5)<iTTrp? jw.-gTgfTTT OT.-&C. q-Rin, qwrff-T=i^rTTr- 
 "TtFT-3T5?rnTt?r-&c. •rs'jf, "RFrm w.-T«rrTTr<T 5».-&c. ^"rijf »?. 
 
 eon. q^iiTTTfrq' M.-c^tc. ^of, STH?irraf, m^TR^rr/. or adv.- 
 
 w.-^f^/.-Ac. qTr7?:^-fTR^-ir^^ g. ofs. 
 To Eepekt, v. a. T^TTtTFT »».%^ mj.-&c. ^RiJf or xoith in. con. 
 
 |P7f icitii f^^rm p/ o. 
 
 Eepentance, n. v. V. N. 1. ^W(^(^m pop. T^Rf w- st^rtw?. 
 
 f^/. aTH^TTf r^;/. 3T5^TT m. ^^i\\^ in. ^^\^^ n. fq- 
 ^^mi m. 
 Eepf.ntant, a. Eepenteb, n. Eepentikg, p. a. t.V. N.l. q- 
 ^VrU^ TTsriJIRT or qj^I^^T, &c. T^jjimFft, shh^imI, 3T5FT- 
 
 Eepep.cussion, «. driving lack, ^^zfk'^ n. JTffT^R>Jr «. si- 
 
 Eepeetory. See Magazine. 
 
 To Eepeeuse, n. read over again. ^^j^-&e. ^p^fjf, ^^^\- 
 
 |f^/. =JR^ y. of 0. 
 Eepetition, n. v. V. l.-^act. f^^ sfR^t m. i^cf^qj-Jf qj^ijj ,2_ 
 
 &c. p-RiJf n. IfR^ M. I^Roft/. |?rfr 3TT|ffT/. J^T^- 
 
 f^/- f|^?f^/- g^tRrkw. ^\q^^n. 3Trf f%/ qt^nj^jj. 
 
 2 ftrCH sTrot «. 5?r^T?f ^^ «. &e. 'T^'^'f^f q^f-^ir^ 
 
 M. q^t^q^ 11. f5?f^/. qR?:^?T M. 3T5?irq m. h;^*?!"?!/. 
 arg^^ »». an^flrr m. arr^s^r «. 
 
 3 ^"JTaif n. J^foioft/. q?;^ «. STg^IT^ m. 
 
 4 |¥-5rT^^55 qraot «. &c. argcTT^ «?. 
 
 To Eepine, v. n. grieve at, \. To Fret, To Complain. =fR-
 
 EEP : 
 
 Eepixisg, n. V. V. ^TJT^fff n. &c. ^W/ "^^^f- ^<T/. 
 Eepixisq, a. (fisjme^ to comi>lain. ^HpTr^ f^\fW, fr?- 
 
 To Eeplaci;, r.a.put nyain in Us place. aTNrTr 3T[iff-F*T'^- 
 r^r^n^C-Ap. ftj^^-.^e.%q-^, J^ntTR w.-J^TtF^THT^ n.-^- 
 
 ^•.r<J^]^^^ f. ^^^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 supplif the pla.e of ly a sulstittile. sriW jm-^TTT^ ^TT- 
 Tj Eeplenisii, v. a. See To Fill. 
 
 2 Jill again, f^^^-^^\-^^•.^f^\^:^^^[^-&c. H^ot-qor ^^ijf. 
 Eeplete, rt. V. Full, "pr, tIt'Tot, ^W. 
 Eepletio.v, n. v. A. "JofV/. TR'TtfTfrr/. T^ffff/. 
 
 1. fullness of Hood. l^^V§^ n. l^lf~^f. 
 Eeplication. See Assvter. 2 See Eejoinder. 
 To Eeply, v. n. t. To Axswee. g-rT^ 7l.-^^\^ or cjtr m.-&c. 
 
 To r. flatly, smack, &c. 9)5^ m. 9>r5<?f-^5^ S'JT. 
 2— iu Law; ?rr?T??T^fTTT n. ^af. 
 Eeply, n. v. Answer. ^tTT «. ^f?TT^ »!• ^JT^R or Sfrsf «i. 
 
 Eeady at r. ^JTR^TT^. " [/. ) ^f?:/ 
 
 2— iu disputations, sfr^rf^ n. ^.^ f. {corriq^tlij 3TPFf^ 
 Eepoi!T, n. account returned. EfFPT in. ^f^^P<T/.%f<F?Trr/. ^- 
 "TR in. from flie English word is commou. 
 
 Eeports or advices of emissaries at foreign courts. 
 5T^«rr^ pop. 3^511 /• 
 
 Written r. ^Hw.^^\m m. sTtT JTR?5^ w. 
 2 ( of guns, &c. ) sound, v. Koise. ofT^ m. r. ^rs, JI, 
 
 arnrr^ ?". ^i^^ m. 
 
 Loud r. trsPR )». 
 o repute, character, v. EeputatiO'. ?Tf^». ^TIH ?!. ^tP^/. 
 c?rf^ in. 3TR??;/. 
 
 Good r. 5fft[€/. T^TT/. TSStT^^li/. f . fn^, fH^Scf. 
 
 I II r. 5^^tm/. ^'T^f^rer w. 
 
 4: Indt, rumour, general talk. Sf]7[Tf\f. :f{^i or 37^1/. 
 
 ij'T or nccr/. jJT^r «?. hjt^ /. ar-p^r /. ^r^^r ««. /. 
 
 ?rf'TTm'fT or ^firef'ft/r^T^/. SITT /.;;;. ST^T^ 9«. ETT^m. 
 
 ^^Sfi^i /. ^^^mf /. ^T^ETT^ wj. 3T^T^ m. ^^^ f. 
 
 False r. v. Fabrication. ^/, 'iil'Af- ^tsnJT/. ?n. 
 
 riying r. |^/. 
 
 Idle reports. TJ?!:'^ nT'<TT/. pi €r^'^ STT^jft/. STRIR 
 
 To spread idle reports. nTr/. i^^ 5ff^, ^Trtr/. /)Z. ^- 
 
 To spread a r. '^\^^^f.'tw.^ or ^V^.^-^T^, 
 
 The r. is worse than the reality, r^i JT^nft 'i{^i ^f- 
 
 ^TrT ?rTff or ^^S^'^\ 3Tq^ ^OT. 
 
 5 — in law; record of a decision. f^^Vl^^ n. 
 To EepoRT, v. a. give an official account or statement of. tTT- 
 
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 EEP 
 
 2 rela te, ^-c. v. To Tell. ^1^, «fte<ff, sp^JTof, gsTRfTr, 
 vfT^-Ac. ^<if. 
 
 To bo reported, he the suhject of general talk, qr^sior 
 1 Eeporter, 71. intelligencer at foreign courts. vfl^qR^cfRj or 
 
 2 (of a Is ewspaper, &c.) 5r^m^^T^r-.<tc. qT^nftrrr, ;fr- 
 
 2b Eepose, v. n. sleep, rest, lie. Pf^, 'flfl «. TFFiJt, P M i^ 
 
 3TRrH »>. JRin-^oT, fcr>.Tm<ii, v^^f.-rm^^ n.-&c. ^f.m, 
 
 2 res^ in confidence, v. To Co.srii'E. m^m ^n.-f^>^\^ m. 
 
 To Eepose, y. a. Bee To Eest. 2 See To Place. 
 
 Eepose, n. v. Eest. arTTPT »«. f=r>-Tm m. fJiJirf^/. f^ssfmr "'. 
 
 2b EepOSIT, v.a. lai/tipforsafctgorpreserralion,\.To Lay. 
 
 2 lag vp, V. To Store. ^5q-iJr, ?lt^tii, ^f^sm /.-ic. 
 ^PTOT g. ofo. 
 
 Eeposited, p. V. Y. 1. ^^^rurm %?%?rT-^nrT^, ^w. 
 2 ^re5r%?5T. 
 
 EePOSITORY, «. V. StORE-HOL-SE. WiS^OT «. f^JH. Pi VJ H II. 
 
 ( esp. iu comp. as JTorfiTtTRr, ^^TTf^vJTR, "l-J^VTR, qn- 
 
 m-=TH ). ^ 
 
 2b Eeprehekd, &c. Sec To Blame, To Eeprote, &c. 
 Eei'Rehensible, a. \. Blamaele. ^tift^, ?^T, ^^'HT^. 
 To Eepkesext, v. a. show, e.rhihit, <J'c. ^^tfjf, ^^W^T, ^^1^ 
 «.-sr^^TH n.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 V. To Describe. cfaTtJi, q-oPT w. jpToif 5'. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 state respectfully, v. To Tell, wflirf, f^fTTTof, aT^f j;f. 
 
 ^^^, f^^^iif, f?r%^?r «.-f^|TTT?rr./:-Ae. ^p^iilf. 
 
 4 (a character, &e. ) v. To Personate, To Act. ^It;).- 
 ^^ m.-kc. iidf-q'R'T ^^ g. of 0. imf^oir. 
 
 5 act for vicariously,standforX*^\-^^-^'^(£\-'W:^-&.c. 
 
 «)+nrj-srf?rf^f'^-&c. 3T^ ^. 0/ 0. [^5[t?r «. 
 
 Eepresextation, n. \. V. 1.— rrci. ^^q^ n. &c. ^^ n. ^- 
 2 tToitrf ". qcitH n. 
 
 q^T/. fqfrfjT/. 3Tfq^ «. ^^T /. jqqr^ «. ^^r^niT "i. 
 5 effect/. jrf?ff^f':Tf5r «. 
 
 I. wa/i'tfr represented. ^ m. 3T^F /. fqfTN^r/. ^m 
 
 IL image, scmhlancr, SfC. v. Likeness. sjfdHI /. iffn^r- 
 q M. qfiT^i?T /. srfnf^jfar w. STf^ffSiq «. 
 IIL delineation, v. Sketch. HJ^TI ?m. H^T^r m. 
 Eepkesentative, n. one tvho stands or acts for another. 
 
 srM'Tfq', onft?5, qrrqr, q'R^. 
 
 Eepresentatively, o<7i'. as a representative; in the charac- 
 ter of another. 3T1fqTH,'M?qor3Tn^ qp^y. ofo. ^KT?rr. 
 Eepresented, p. V. Y. 1. ^q^T, ^iq??r?rT, ^^, sf^^'ifi. 
 
 2 qrifr^OT, qf^TrT. [OT^^. 
 
 3 ^TifnTOr^r, &c. fH%f^,f^rfTTfqfT,f^fnT,9rl^, v^qqif^Fr, 
 To Eepkess; v. a. v. To Ekstrain, To StcDVE. ^^., ^-
 
 PEP 
 
 722 
 
 EEP 
 
 fl^dt, ^3^, ^ w.-^T^"^ /-fH^^ M.-f^?T^ «.-&c. 
 
 Eepbessed, p.y.Y. ^I'»^.^r,^4M-^'<ll, &c. TTT^, Pi^^ld, 
 
 Eepkessek, n. EEPKE3Sisa, p. a. REPnEssivE, o. v. V. ^sf- 
 OTTTT, =ira ^P^'nm, &C. ^T^^-&C. f5T^^-&C. sjTiTf-^Frft, f^- 
 
 Bepkessios, n. V. V. ^T«rif «. &c. 
 
 Sense or feeliug of r. ^r^T m. ^^^\ m. 
 Eeprieve, n. temporary suspension of ptinisJimeni. f^^^'^ft- 
 
 J,j Eepeieve, 1-. o. V. N. f^T??^-&c. rf^fift /-H^^^ /. 
 
 2 See To Eespite. 
 To EEPEIMA^•D, V. a. v. To Eepeove, To Scold. ?ff?^ 
 f^T?TT/.-^l«4MR m.-5;i£^H 1 4^ M.-g^5f^ M.-J^^ ?n,-ffep^ 
 
 Eepbimand, 11. V. Eepeoof. ^To^ittt m- ^\%'^\ f^^jf- ^Pi^ 
 
 m. ftp^ m. iM-^\i on. W^JT^S^ n. ^la^rS^' «. 
 Eeprisal, w. retaliation on an enemy. sf^cppK m. JTfrFftS^ 
 
 Eepeoach, «. contumelious language, olloquy, ^'c. v. Abuse. 
 
 2 See Shaue. 3 olject of scorn, 8fc. f^^^^, T^^^<^^n, 
 To Eepboach, v. a. vplraid, v. To Blame, To Abuse. ]%- 
 
 To r. one's self. arRrTT f^^nrST ?jTTat-?jrT^?r ^^. 
 Eepboacheul, re. scurrilous, ^c. -v. Abusive, Opprobeious. 
 
 f^^r, ^1^=^, mTT?JT^, i%^rTnT, I%t:^, jj^fit^, n^f?K^. 
 2 V. SnAiiEFUL. ^F^FTT^ixnr, r^ff^orr, arrijquiT, f^^sr^, 
 
 rf^nllM*^. [5f^, &e. 
 
 EEPEOACHFUtLT, a(?j;. Y. A. 1. f%?f, &c. f^<i[^€^, f^OTT^ 
 
 Eepeobate, o. abandoned, graceless, v. Shameless. ^;n«T^TT^ 
 2T^p5i7T, JTSS^fT^ ?ft5^?^, ^s^TTT^f <!TraT^^i=!T, f^^T^T^^, 
 rq-^'-^'J^, iTK^r^, ^JT^, HroTWtH''T ?5^:!:?^. 
 
 Eepeobate, n. See the words under the adjective. 
 
 To Eepeobate, v. a. disapp-ove utterly, v. To Abhoe, To 
 
 Eeject. tttt^ •hm+ih ^Frin-iiM^5 ^^-&c. ^rr^Pir^, f%- 
 
 ^, g^TT'T «»• ^^WJf, 3Hi+l<ui. 
 Eepeobated, 2?. V. y, "Firq ^TWrT%%?5T, &C. 3T^cft^?f, 3T- 
 
 Eepeobation, n. \. Y.—act. ^iwy'd ^of «. ^TT^FnTjf »t. &c. 
 
 3Hh'1+K m. 3??:fr^^0T m. ar^Fft^Fn: »». 3TH'ft^<ir n. 
 Eepeoof, n. reprimand, rebuke. #[7? m. ^»^ ot. ^s^ttTT m. 
 
 ms^Tf^r^/. ffrs^ fin?^/. JTP^ OT. 5^=n^ m. fSfi^ 
 
 m. W^^^ n. HJSf^rS^ n. \^a7Sf^ m. 
 To Eepeove, v. a. censure, v. To Blame. sfiTS'Tf, ^T?I ♦». cCT- 
 
 2 f/iiWe, reprimand, cjv. v. To Scold. FrrWt fr^TT/.-^- 
 
 fqi^ »«.-&c. <R^. — continually, crabbedly, &i-. as 
 expressed by the verbs, to nag, to peck at, to le ever 
 finding fault, ^^-c. fJRf^^, f+^^tT /.-q^^?r /. • fqiT^fT^T/.- 
 
 Eepeoveu, m. Eepeovinu,;;. «. v. Y. 1. ^^^iiTirr, q'te ^^I- 
 
 orm, 57^T %^'^Rr, Ac. ^I'^.n.i'^'^r. 
 
 ftF^-&c. ^frf-^T^. 
 Eeptile, a. ^q^^ ^P^uiHl, ^Tt^rjft. 
 
 2 grovelling, v. Low. qrjft, ^^T^. 
 Eeptile, J^. fiTTJT ?». f%5T w. f^jf: «. f¥3 n. "TTTT^T^^^T 
 
 vft^r «• "TTTT^PI^ ni. 
 
 Bite, sting, Ac. of a r. Miqi^^l"l% ». 
 Eepcblic, n. goiernment ly the people. '^^%'^'^'^^X^s^ n. ^• 
 
 Eepublica^, a. v. N. ^nFTfSpT?qT^, 5i;^^m^^, ;^T^^^- 
 
 cPT>T?gT=^r, &c. mqRui^?r^^?T3^«Wyft-fV'T^^, &c. ^r- 
 jp^^^sfgj-T^i'siqt-f^'ra'^, &c. [ &c. 
 
 Eepublican,!!. — a person. ??r^^^sfH^=rr^-!T^TT%-q?Wl^- 
 To Eepudiate, v. a. \. To Eeject. ^rr^FROT. 
 
 2 See To Divoece. 
 Eepugnahce, Eepugnakct, n. v. A. 1. tfrefq'JTT m. qrf^^^- 
 
 v^ n. -pmtT »«. f^ttfTrq' m. 
 
 2 JITg^ft/. ^^T3T «i. m^Z n. ^rm «!. I^JTfH/. fil^^^T/. 
 Ekpugkant, a. opposite, hostile, contrary, \. Advee&e. ?t^- 
 
 2 reluctant, \. Unwilling. ^ITTT^T', TT^^T, f^-JTrf, Pf^^. 
 
 Eepulse, n. V. v.— «(i. mn HKin«. ^H;?iJt«. &c. ^r^^oFp/. |e- 
 
 cfOT/. sr^HRiiT «. sff^ff?r/. sTf?r^r?r ?». fJfSTR'n '«. ^n^ur 
 
 n.— state. ffs^SrSq'JTT »t. &c. i^rf^Jficr n. JTf?f^TfTH?5r «. 
 To Eepulse, v. a. v. To Eepel. PrT'T-&c. ^rTW-^RDt-^TRot, 
 
 STf?fOTTiT W.-&C. ^?^y. ofo. 
 Eepulsed, jj. «;. V. JTRI W^^rSr-Ac. |fi:q-%^, &e. srf%^^, 
 
 Eepulsion, w. tlie property of repelling. srf?f^R^??T «. ?f^- 
 
 ^TR^FJ'Jr m. srf^r^TR^^lf^/. 
 Eepulsive, a. T. Eepelling. srfHflU^, fH^TR^. [3TJT^=?r. 
 
 2 V. roEBiDDina. arsft^^n^qF, aTTf^^^^, =sim^H^, 
 Eeputabilitt, n. t. A. 1. aTTW/. aTT^T «>• ^^^Trl /. ^t^ m, 
 
 Tv^J- f^Tiqrt/. HR^r/. ^^^\^^^f. 
 
 Eeputaele, a. that is in good repute or esteem. 3TT5T'^, sffH* 
 
 %^, ;^?TTFft^, s^?ft^T, w^fNT, fRftqfft^r, &c. arm^R, 
 
 i\f^^ g^^T^T, ^?r5l^, m^^5fT^, ^Td^, HTTf^FT, ^TRT^'T- 
 
 T, HI'^M, aTTTT'Tt'T. 
 
 2 consistent ivith reputation, o-editable. ^sj\i^j.^ srfrl%^, 
 
 ^;?Trft^r, &c. q^Kn^r3ffiTT-&c.qfrf%f^-^^,nrRr^RT5p-ir^. 
 
 Eepute, Eeputation, n. cret^ii, honor, good name, arrsr o;- 
 STRre;/. 3TRf m. 3HN<^N »». fT»T?T/. ^^th/. TRf/. WR- 
 ^ OT. sffrT^/. nt?^ n. ?rt^ n. ^R^ n. ?iT»fr^T M. ^Jfr-
 
 EES 
 
 ^rm n. ?T?T n. ^TRi/. m^f. mKf^f. ht^t w. "nt^ ». 
 
 WH^ in. /. 
 
 To bi-iug into r. and estimation. ^fifr^TTO arroT'f. 
 
 To come into r. and estimation. Jft^rr^TW 'TO. 
 2 characfcr by rrporl. ^["^.^ m. W^\^ I'op. ^^ f. STf%- 
 f^ f- i^M\\^f. ^\^ n. ^TTSl^r m. 
 
 Good r. ^TrrrfT/. ^TrjftP^/. V\^f. 
 
 Ill r. ^^frr/. |<sqftf%/. ^TT^rsr ««. wsiTfTT/. 
 
 2b Eepute, v. 11. account, hold, rcjard. q'^ot, JTT=T^, ^^5f, 
 To Eequkst, «;. n. v. To Beq. qr^"^, JTrn'if, 3T^' wj.-sfTW 
 
 /.-f^fft/.-tc. JR-Jif. 
 
 Ekqdkst, 11. entreaty, petition. fjRfft/. 3T^ »». 3T^ /. qr- 
 
 5^==rr/. ^ra or ^w^f. 
 
 2 //(!«y (Tj'A-ec?. JTTTDT n. mf^?fS?Jr f%"snT m.-irP?/.-.<ce. 
 
 3 stale of leiny desired and sought after. 3T^^r /. ^\- 
 ^f?TT/. ?r35i/. r^lJT/. ^YW m. 
 
 General r. fFPT^/. ^PPRI m. ^^ftTT ?«. 
 Eeqtjested, ;?; T. V. qT^f^^T, &c. inT^fFr. 
 Eeqi'estee, n. Eequesti.no, ;;. a. v. V. sjT'tf'JIRT, 3T3f-f^- 
 
 rft-&c. jp^RT, qr45R. 
 
 EeQUIEJI, H. IR-rf^Ti^if TR «. 
 
 2'o Eequiee, t;. a. demand, ask as of right and hi/ authority. 
 ^^-\\^'^-W^i^-Wr{^ dccl.-&c. HTIoT-^Tflot, [f ^ 
 w.-STTfTl/. ^m-'^of. 
 
 2 need, call for. ^'^^Tf.-^^f.-^^f.-^VJ^f.-&c.:sj- 
 ^ in. con. u-ith g. of o. rSm^ in. con. 
 
 3 take, use, employ or expend in. rTTlSir in. eon. %ijf,^T''f, 
 W^^ ^rof, %37^ ^r^iif, 3T^at, KT^TJf. 
 
 Eeqcieemext, Eequisition, n. v. V. 1. — act. ??%% iTPl^ 
 
 I. s^rt/e of Icing needed and sought after. 3T%?Tr/. rT^/. 
 
 ^'•^FR/. ^T^/. Tz^f. rT?^/. arraterr/. 3Tn?q- «. | 
 
 Requisite, a. v. Necessary, ^^^jr, arifqmT, 3TT^if?=tH, \ 
 
 To be r. jTmot, TTf|% ^TO-'tT. 
 Eeqtiisite, «. a necessary thing. 3T'Tf^'flj-&c. ifrz/.-srer/.- 
 
 &c. arr^s'T^iVT^ »«. 
 
 Eequisites. ^rff?^ ». ^JT^ft/. 
 EEQUISITI05. See Eeqcieemext. 
 Eeqcixai, n. T.Y. qTStif «. 3^=?^/. TJf/. Rf?T7T?T «. sffffPFJ^. 
 
 jTo Eequite, t'. a. return an cqttii-alent, repay. >TT<T-3p!=r (in 
 conip. ) %( ( in comp. )-&c. ^"jf-^i^^iir, %^ f-^rizf- ■ 
 cR?T/.-ic. ERTCTf y. o/ 0, JH^«.T>5^ g. of 0.— in an ill 
 sense, v. To Eetaliate. 3'H# ^^-3^TfJrJr, srfHf^qr /.- 
 STfrT^JT W--&C. +,<ui — in a good sense. vSce To Eewahd. i 
 
 EeQUITED,^). T. V. «P5%;5r, &C. qfFI'Ffert, SffrT^JH. 
 
 EiTEF.wAED. See Eeak guaed. 
 To EEScrsD, &c. See To Abeogate, &c. 
 Eescbipt. See Edict. 
 
 To Eescue, v. a. save, deliver, mi^, ^J^., TJW, FTlT't, 
 51^^ »i.-?5R H!.-T5^ «.-T5r^?T/.-ic.-T^<JI g. of o. 
 
 r23 
 
 EES 
 
 Eescue, Eescuiso, «. V. v.— Of/. #1.^ «. &c. wtl^'F/. 
 ^tl^TT/. ^^T^ n. HROI n. SfTOT n.— state. S'^R »i. J^r- 
 
 Eescced, ;). V. V. ^Is^I^t^, 7JH. 
 
 Eescuee, 71. Eescuij>ii,/). o. V. V. fltsipjTrTr^ 3'3'''iif't ^Ic. 
 
 'REar.xiicu, n. search^ investigation, v. Examination. 3TH- 
 
 fiir^H «. n^'TO n. ar^^TUT w. ttrpt «. jftTrar/. 'rftf?/ 
 
 Eesemblakce, «j. V. Likeness. ^TR^Torr w». wr^^Zn.f. 
 
 V]W^z\ m. ^^;)^ n. ^^\\7\] f ;jqHr/. ^Tfnf?!/. -^tq- 
 rq- n. arrg^Kf «. =jrqT/. 
 
 2 a V. thing rc.semhiiny. T7KT/ T^ff^^f. qf^IKT/. q- 
 ^m?f n. qfflHRf m. sfffT^^ 7>. qfrn% n. s?f?lWi^ m. q- 
 
 2b ]\ESEMI)i,e, r. a. liken unto. TTKl/.-^^^ /.-»RriRt/.- 
 
 2 he like. ^R^-^TH-ilTrqT-.^c. 3T^at, ftfft?rT-f5^<T?ft^- 
 
 gaoTR^c ^My. f/o. jfnofH 'i'lsof y. ofo. ^r^H ^i=r- 
 Sry. o/o. 
 
 Eeseuelisg. See Like. 
 1 To EeseNt. v. a. take ill, he offended at. ^^^. TTRTOJ, TH)".- 
 
 ipt*T OT.-&C. ir^y. o/o. sfi<7j in. con. ^TtZ ^TR^ in.con. ff- 
 
 ^R^ ^6t, iT^^iH 3Tm^, ^Fm^. 
 Eesestful, «. V. Malicious, Spiteful, ^'^^r^^, f ^7T- 
 
 Eesentment, 11. V. Anoee, Malice. X]^ in. ?r?T[7 in. ^^Tm. 
 
 Eeseevation, ?j. V, V. 1. — flc-i. 5^ w. ?l^0T «. ^^=T %^- 
 
 DT «. &c. 
 
 2 %^iir «. n^^ M. &e. 
 
 I. keeping in the mind, withholding from disclosure, ^Cf, 
 
 cm H5Tf?t S^ot «. 3T^ '^T^i n. JToHJft «^ «. 
 To speak without r. ^^ JTreX ^^H sTrot. 
 To Eeseete, t'. a. keep in store, ^sfjf, ^^iJT, ^RJ^T %^, 
 
 ^f^^ %^, 3Tf^aT,q5rqT qPRTT^Tref-J^^m ^qmiSr-|^- 
 
 2 Aef/i trtcA. 5^, n^5t, iR^/. JRoi y. f/ 0. qr?f FT SSf'Jr, 
 
 Eeseeve, n. stock laid up, store. ^^^T-S^R^-Ac. I^TVwi. 
 -3T^T»i.-&e. g^RT^m. ^^S^^J ^=^\=^J-Scc.m^m.^xm Kl^^f. 
 A reserved or spare article. ^Rr^T?5 c. 
 In r. TTHol^^r, «i5^nH. 
 To lay by as a r. m n. ^^ Z^. 
 
 2 ( of an army ). ^R55 Z^F.^'\ "^^/.-J^^/.-^^c. qfr- 
 
 3 restraint, hacktcardness of lehaviour. ^^r=7 wi. qj- 
 ^ in. aTTSTS^ »«• TSrTTt^ft/. ^\^f- ^/. fHI^q^rr HI. 
 2 See Eeseevation. 
 
 Eesebved, a. cold, close. ^i^Kt, ^iw^^frT, arffir'n nt^r, 
 
 ?(^r=n^, B#q^^, HlTJTfJT^^, 3THT?7T<T, HHI^r %\^y 
 
 Eeseevedness, «. V. A. ?t#^ >». ^#^?ft;^r/. 
 Eeshkvoib, «. Urge hasin, c^c. Z]'^ n. ?pf^T^ or ^^^TRTr «!
 
 EE3 72-A 
 
 mZ^'Jl n. f]% m. 3T?5T^TT m. sfrft/. 
 
 2 ( of a jet d'cau ). ?TfjT^r or ^^TRT m. |r5 m. 
 To KtsiDE, v. w. dwtll. TT^Tf, ^goT, ^f^tir, 3T?i'Jt, ^ ».-^- 
 
 5it/.-qrT?r «i.-&c. ^F^ijf. 
 
 2 witli or toi^ether. ^^T^ m. sRor. 
 1\ESIDE>XE, Eesihiso, «. V. \. 1. ?:T|fiT «. HiS'JT J!, ^f^oi^/ 
 
 Jif^srr/. srm m. ^^ J. ^rferr «. K%^\^ m. ■f;<^^j. f?'<T- 
 fH/. ?TftvTf?T/. ?iF<Tr/. 3T5rft'af?r/. f^^re »«. ^\^^ n. 
 
 Foreign r. ^^^^ m. 1 
 
 Permanent r. ft'<TT5rf?I^T/. ^'^r^n^Tf?!^/. i 
 
 Temporary r. f^-^rs n. 1 
 
 1. place of aloJt',difdli)ig ilacc. ^■!i?[f. ^V^ m.^\^\^m. 
 
 ETBfiT/. =T«frr?'<TPT ». m n. H^m or ^ n. fj^m «. fs^T- 
 
 I7IT m. arfv-TW^ Ji. -■Jlf'^TM^/ 3T5rfr<^fFf /. f^^V^ m. ^^- • 
 
 ST n. iTRH «J. w. /JO^. ^V^H^m.f. Z^\ m. fri«4j «. JT?I^ m. i 
 
 armn^ n. f^%fT?r «. ^^T »«• ( only in letters and as ! 
 
 prefixed to the name of tbe place ; ex. ^T^ JT^if , M- j 
 
 ^PT 5^ ),— loosely &c. srTft^I'nr m. Zl^fs^^^ m. ^ || 
 
 Changing of r. smTTFS?; «(. ZT^TTT?!?; in. iTRTTr^ »!. i 
 
 rtT^irivM'Jt «. r<T?5f?n; «. il 
 
 Kesidest, a. Eesidee, n. Eesidikg,;). «. v. V. TT^OTTTT, ! 
 
 «[^'4?r, 3TftTf?rT, ^'^arat, ^■■'Trf^^F, ^rrat, ^ & qp^ ( in j[ 
 
 conip. as "|ot^T, Ti!I^ft ). fH^TT^ ( in comp. as JT'iT^Tfq'- ;: 
 ^TT^rt, gR^rf^STRfr, ), Tf^srrat ( in comp. as 1T'<T?K- i| 
 ff5n?fr,&e. ), ^■fV[ ( in comp. as ^W^5W?4T, ?rT?5cr?Jt- 
 5TTO?'<T, ^^g-'^'^l ), F.!T ( in comp. as q>TF<T, &C. ). 
 Temporary r. 5r^^€, ^f^TfT^C, aTTl'^qj. 
 
 2 ^ff^rrat. 
 
 Eesidekt, h. v. a. ?T^i7inT, <S.e. 
 An old r. ^"^r, fepioT^rr. 
 
 I. /ii(W(e minister at ajortvjn court. ^f^T^rf from the 
 
 English is used. 
 Eesidual, Eesiduakt, a. v. K g-ff^T, siPlft^T, &c. ?lf ?r4- 
 
 Eesidue, n. that ivJiicJi is left, remainder, grr/. ^/. ?l%- 
 
 f^-^f%?^-&c. arn w.-^m M.-&e. 5IT^/. \\^ m. n. '^^- 
 
 ^^ m. aicrf^^f^ m. 
 The r. of a substance of which the juice has been 
 
 fqcczed, sucked, or chewed out. xj^ifT or ^"r<TT m. 
 To Eesign, v. a. v. To Give up. ^m, ^'rf^ ^iff, fqmtjf, ^]. 
 
 T wj.-g?B^if «i.-37^r3l'?r W.-&C. ^^lit, "TT'JfT ^ot or ^rS"^, ?5- 
 
 To r. formally in writing. ?j^mT m.-JJ^^=^ n.- 
 
 To r. a title or claim. ?TTTTf%|fn/.-^^f%|rTT/ ^F^ot. 
 2 pehl or commit in conjidence. ^R^r, f^Tef^, SUT?JT ^p- 
 
 EESIG^-ATION, Eesiqkixg, n. v. V. 1. W5>it n. &c. ^^n m. 
 3??T^?R n. HTFT »i. "^ferm m. 
 
 Written r. x^^^^J ,„. ^^^^^ „_ ^^^f 
 g fllRq n, &c. cflw 7J. ^H^'n ?i. 
 
 EE3 
 
 I. sulmission to the tcill of God. W[^^r^J^frJ /. t^^'H^fri 
 
 f. f?rf?r?^r/. t'^t^^JT^nrnTr^r^/. \>^Jw\MV'^r\\^f^ f. 
 
 Eesio-ed,/). and a. v. Y. 1. ?ft53?5r, TI^t^Tm"3^^ ^T?%- 
 
 I. submissive to tlie will of God. f^^TrfTW^'?, f^^TTfTTKr- 
 
 Eesii.ience. See 1{ki;ou>'d. 
 
 Eesin, «.— the gum. ?I?5 »». pop. U5J/. fl«f?^ »). ^Tr?5f?!^qr- 
 ^ m. ^^^^ m. zT^ n. 
 
 Eesikous, a. TiSi'ir, ?;ra=s'TT 3"^r^T, ^r^^^norq;. 
 
 To Eesist, v. a. act agairist, v. To Oppose, To Coc>"teeict. 
 
 f.-Sic. mBOT. 
 jTo Eesist, «. n. not to yield, <j-e. v. To IIaxo back. 375ot, 
 
 aT3iipp/..&c. er^ijf-qdr,^!^/. ^ ^of. 
 Eesistasce, Eesistixo, 11. T. V. A. 3i5?ft/. f^ffr^T »«. ft?!- 
 
 t:T in. srffrdq' »M. sffn^PT »«. sff?t^«T »». srffrai?; ?«. sf^'^H' 
 
 in. ^^^K^^ m. ^^^J^ m. 
 
 V. V. N. 3T5'?f «. ^z^^f. afrs/ ^tsit/. «. 
 
 Eesistek, n. Eesistixg, p. a. \. Y. A. f%fm-srf?rfrfeT-5if?t^T- 
 
 ?;-^f?f5iq-&c. jp^tjrRr-^TTf-^Rt-&c. f^r^rtft, iTf?rq'Tift. 
 
 Eesistible, «. T. V. A. sifH^R-fqr<rtT-&c. ^FTTTT^mr- &c. 
 Eesistless, a. t. Ireesistible. aTfJT^rR, STSTfrT^r'T, 3Tf?ffr- 
 
 Eesoluble, a. t. Soluble. ^TS'T, ^T^TWtT, 'ira=l1'T. 
 Eesolute, a. determined, steady, t. Fikm. ^'^^r?', f|j^?TT, 
 fviTT^r, q\^, 3T:fhTT, ^rf^STTg, %5^, ?I^^r^, Jt^T=qT, %^TTT- 
 
 Eesolutely, ado. r. A. fq^^Tnrpf^ %^?f, &c. ^Z qrc^, f5f- 
 
 Eesolutexess, «. T. Eesolution. ^mn. qq «. fcft?:;«. ^z m. 
 Eesolution, n. constancy, firmness. ^mn.'^An. ^Zf. fjjqrrw. 
 
 f^^^ m. arnrf »«• tflT »». tfRrrr/. f ^n/- f^^^rr ;». ff!^- 
 
 FT/. qjfX'Z n. tTROTT/f^^ ?». ^^'^ m. '^Z m. 
 
 2 resolcc.f.ved purpose. fJf^iqq' m. 5^^ ki. f^ftjr^ m. ^^- 
 f T »j. ;f;?<T m. W-IK m. m?^ >n. ?;?T^^f T m. ^r\^'^^ m. 
 
 Firm r. cT^H^rT m- 
 To keep a r. sfcTRT «I^^, 
 
 3 See Solution. [^T^^. 
 Eesolvable, a. v. V. A. 1. ^^T ^^rTr^T'Tr-&c. ^Roftq-, 
 
 2 sraFTf^r f^CT^T ^RT'n^rTT-cte. 
 
 3 3^T5rqT ^Fn.-&c. 
 To Eesolve, v. a. dissolve, v. To JLelt. ?=ff%^, ^^ m.-v^ 
 
 m.-&c. ^W g- of 0. 
 
 2 separate component parts. ^T^ n. pi. f?rncfr-f'T=>T- 
 -&c. snirfy. ofo. 
 
 3 ( doubts, difficulties, &e. ) v. To Solve, To Explain. 
 9)5'n, ^irf'li'jf, 3'3r?T m.-&c. W^m g. of 0. 
 
 To Eesolve, v. n. v. Tp Mpii. ^^^for, f^T'q^'jf, ^^T m.-T^ mr 
 &c, ^"tw y. 0/5.
 
 PES 
 
 725 
 
 
 2 — a fever, a tumor, &c. 
 3 iletenninc in one's viiml. 
 
 ^m^ fi^f. qfi^ijf, ?fqf;f?qiif. 
 
 Eesolte. See Eesolution. 
 
 Eesolved,;?. v. v. N. 3.— agent. P{'^^ fcn:%^r%^?5r, &.C. 
 
 Eesolvekt, «.— in luedicinc. :^rJIi; w(. ?TEI'Jr ". 
 Eesox-ance, n. 7-esoumlinj. STfrt'-"=rf^ '»• sff?f'^'=f'f'T n. ^^^\- 
 
 ^ ?». 3T^r^ m. 
 Besonant, o. !Tfrre5rf?r-sffrRT^-&e. ^F^TnTT^fT, 3T^HTTt. 
 To Eesoet, «. n. have recourse. 3TT«T'T'^, 37T»'T'T "i. ^^^-^T- 
 
 m r/. ofo. 3TT«rqTJT n.■^^^ «.-%5rT /.-&c. :p^of, ^^\^ m. 
 
 2 rejmir to. ^M, q'^, =5TT^'jf, ^I'^ Ji.-qor n. ^P^^jf, %7 /. 
 
 To r. to o^te,n, frequent. '^K^f. m.^T^ /.-%^r/. 2^^-- 
 &c. qraiif, q-ot^MM.-qiii^TTSIT w.-qT5TIT/.-&c. JF^nf, 
 Eesoet, EEiOEiiKo, n. v. V. 1. 3TT=sT^ ^TT''! «• aTT'-TT'JI «• 
 %!r?r n. %srr/. trf^/. 
 
 A dernier r. f^^ir^r 7^^ w. 
 2 ^pjf J». qaf H. =EfT?5'^ M. &c. 
 
 Oft or frequent r. "qRsr l!l.f.^l:^\ f. ^^^Tot n. ^m- 
 
 irof H. irsrr^^rr ?». ^^k f. ^rq »«. ^T5t?tt m. z^■[^ m. 
 
 I. /;Zflcc frequented, haunt. \fj^ f. mT ^RiqT=5ft-T>ft- 
 
 J'u EesOuuh, v. n. echo, ring, Sfc. — sound, or heaven, &c. 
 from sound ^of, mhv^St, ^M;^huj, ^i^p\^^ g^=P"^ o'' 
 
 Tc; Eesoukd, v. a. See To Echo. 
 
 Eesouece, n. expedient, shift, ^c. ^MMw. ^f^ /. f?=5T^ m. 
 
 nn /■ nfH/. tft/. rfq-FTT «. riw^T m. ttt^ m. rr^jft^ 
 
 / r?7iT M. f ^ »>./. Te?T m. |fK/. ^T^P^/. ???:^/ ^ ». 
 
 Last r. dernier resource. ^FS^T^d'fl-f^'i.M'^T ?1FT »»• 
 f%=rtufrVT (3TTqOT.-'T^/.-5TT^/.-&c.), ^s^xK-frft/. 3TiT- 
 
 fn^pnfFf /. 
 
 That lias no r. 3T^frf^. 
 
 That has no other r. 3T5T^nl7r or 3T;T"M'|P|*. 
 To Eespect, v. a. relate to. OTW, i=5T'T ^"m-tTS^, ?T^q m.- 
 tff^oT M.-&C. aro'^ ?H. co)J. icith g. of o. 
 2 reverence, regard. HMUI, 3TT^"^, 3TT5?: )«.-JTR ??!.-^- 
 ?JTR »«-&c. ^FT^-TT^'Tf y. o/o. f^/.-^>ftl /.-TK WJ.-'4'R- 
 
 cpjTT m.-qF^mr /.-»Tr^?rr /.-^re^T «.-&c. ?T^^-%5rot-&c. 
 
 y. ofo. 
 Eespect, n. relation, regard, reference. ?Tqq m. vfrTOT «. 
 ^'A\^ n. 3?q?TT/. fqq?7T/. 
 
 With r. to. fqq^, ^tq-^ff. 
 2 reverence, veneration. S^]^ m. jftS /. 3T?q/ ^?^;n; hj. 
 KFT »»• q;fTTT^ «». ?r:TTT?T »». fH^^T /. 57:^^ /. iR^l^ /. 
 ^-^f.-S{l^.i^J.'S{^^^m. HFqrTTqfj/.ipqFqqfj/.qtTqrfT- 
 ^fg/. — freely, indef.>.te. rcgardjul feeling, consideration, 
 deference. 'ft^'TT? or HT^^S/.'ftsg^^.^^q^/. 
 
 E. of persons. %J^f^/. H?^^ /. H^HTT i«. ^^K^T- 
 rf /. qnsft^ /. 
 Eespects. v^n m. /J. TmrrH »i. 5^r «(. 
 
 Intcrcliaugc of respects. ^rJPft /• 
 
 To pay one's respects. ^f\-^ n. qoi, h^ttt m.-■^^^^nl. 
 
 To treat with r. ^^\ZJf. Tr^iJt g. of 0. 
 3 iv'ew, aspect, hearing point, particular, f^qq m. STf^FI 
 
 /. nre /• ?^m n. 
 
 In (this, that, &c.) r. (^-r-qr-Ac.) fq^f-^nFTt^f. 
 
 EESrECTABILITV, EeSPECTABLEKESS, «. V. A. 1. 3TTil 
 
 or m^^f. 3TTq ««. arr^TTq m. f3TrT /. ^TKTT /. fnvrs 
 
 /. f^T5I5-=fft/. lff?iCT/ qp^HT/. RFTHT/. Hmnri^T^T/. 
 
 HRi^/. ri>?ir«, iTT^rqfT/. JTr^orrm. vfiTTtjrrw. CTfrrV. 
 
 Eespectable, 0. tcorthg of respect and cslirin. 'JTTqqr, 'rtf- 
 35TT, f:^tqr, f ^T^t^T, :^"Tqt, f^^i^t^, *TFq, f^"?, 
 qffTf^, ^^, H?^T, 3TI?Tafrq, Hmq^, ?lR^R,3ir^?, ?iHT- 
 f«pr, mf ^, aTP/, f;?!^! . 
 2 0/ moderate excellence, qn, »RT?ir, ^»nT tTTnTTJftir. 
 
 Eespecteh, /I. V. V. 2. HR%?^r, 'flr^TJ^r, &c. air^n, mPr- 
 
 Eespecter, n. Eespctino,;;. a. v. Y. 2. 'jTRtutft, &c. 'fl\- 
 
 ^-Hr^-&c. JR'JTTTT, qpT-&c. ^T^tJIRT, ^^-Ae. Sq-UIRT. 
 
 He is a r. of no one. ^ ilNm qr7 '^^"INRT ^TTfr. 
 
 Eespectful, a. that pays respect, or is marked, S)C. Ig respect. 
 
 iTq%T, '^TT^^T^T, f^^T^T, etc. iT^R.^ftT, HqT^?fT?5, 3?^- 
 
 Eespectfullt, ado. V. A. irqt^'^, 3Tr?n%,fH%^, ^c. ^Tqr- 
 
 Eespectfui-ness, n. v. A. Tqt^r/. HqT^?ft?5rrr/. ''^hjlfi^lrTT • 
 Eespectino, ^re/). fspiqT. . ^ 
 
 Eespecti VE, (i. relative, ^i^^, ^wh^, '-' , 
 
 2 relating to a particular person or thiny,\. PaeticCUTV' u u* 
 
 Own. 3TTT^r 'flrq^, srrrR^r, ^qm fqTqT,^?mT, ??iT^q^, 
 
 ^^m'Fftqr, g^, ^q^ in comp. [qr fqiH. 
 
 Eespectively, «(?:). V. A. 2. sTTTTq^qm, 'flTTTq^qr^r^, ^qt- 
 
 Eespieation, To Eespiee. Sec EREATUiNci. To BuEATir. 
 
 Eespieatoet, a. sjTOT^qRrTqT, >qT^i=^qm^qqt-fqqq-7;. 
 
 Eespite, n. interval of rest, v. Eest. fq^tqi m. ■fqrm ni. 
 
 2 reprieve. f^T^q>^5rqt-&c. a^^/.-H^Tqt/- 
 
 To Eespite, i-. «. v. N. 1. fqiTtqT m. ^ot-qTSot, ^nT^ wi. T^- 
 
 Eesplesdexce, Eesplekdeut. See BitionxNESs, Beioht. 
 To Eespond. See To Coeeespoud, To Axswef. 
 Eespoxdent, m.— in law or disputation, sff^^ir^t, qf^iq^ft, 
 
 Party, side, cause, &c. of the r. T^Rq?^ »». ^fhl^m. 
 
 ^mqRq?=f m. 
 
 Eesponse, 11. V. Answee. JtR n. qf^qwq n. 
 2— in disputations. ^iTT'qpT n. qf^rqi^ m. 
 
 3 oracular ansurr. q^ m. V^ m. n. 
 4— iu a litany, &c. IrT^qrW/J.
 
 EES 
 
 726 
 
 EE3 
 
 KtSPOXSIBILITY, EfSI'ONSIBLEXESS, «. V. A. vT^IRI^Tft/. 
 
 K. lor tlie repjiymeut of inouey. Z^W^f. 
 l\Esros3iBi,K, (T. accoiintahle, ^'c. V. AxswKiuiiLE. ^sfH'^K, 
 
 E. for the repayment of money. ^T'T'Jft^TT. 
 IxEsrossivE, a. making answer. grtT-Ac. sarm-^^TiTRT. 
 
 2 V. COBKESPONCINO. ■JlHU|RT,vTTTT^r, 3'^miTTTr. 
 
 Best, n. repose, sleep. stRTT m. f^T/. fn^T^'<Tr/. f^^r- 
 
 Time of r. f^f^ii^T^ ^5s/. 
 
 To lie down to r. ^^3pt. 
 2 cessfi/ion of motion or action, quiescence, quiet, slillness. 
 fr^^r/. fH^^m/. ^«T?q-n. f^siq^HT^f?". ^sf^T^rTT^T m. 
 
 ^arnnf^^fr^f. %'S!if^<|Pff/. 
 
 a j«)V^ /'<■«£•<?, tranquillifi/. |[?^ ?!. ^5rF'<noTr wi. ?=r?'*TnT/. 
 
 To feel at r. ^^m ^1^ in. con. ^^ n. Tsojf, 
 
 4 cessation of labor. f^Ht^rr ?«. f^^T'T^r '»• f%«Tffcf/. ^- 
 siTm m. f^rssTTTT »». f^lT m. 
 
 5 ( as of a lance, &c.). FTFI >«. 3TT'=TR w. ?r?:Rr»». ^Tm. 
 6 — in music or poetry. TfrT/. WT »«. 
 
 7 //(«/ which is leff.^ v. EemaixdeR. ^Xf. SfT^/. ^Tm. 
 
 8 ^/ie others, those not included in a p-oposition, Sfc. m- 
 
 ^i oi- ^?^e, |g>:, ^^%, 5iT^%, 3i;rtn^, Err^ft??, ^t, 
 
 To iSEST, f. «. rfpo«e, sleep, f^^irf, f^^T/.-'flRm w. q^iJf, 
 
 2 cease from action or motion, he still. f?'<TT-1%'>7?!-1%- 
 %?-&c. fM, ftiTTTcT'jf, r^TTsnTjf, ifRDT, m.^^ siflOT, ?;Tf'jf, 
 sqTTR^T wi.-ctc. ^my. o/«. Ij 
 
 3 le in peace, ease, quiet. ^F4-g^t-?Tf<T-i-te. 3T?ftJ7,g^n. I 
 TT'nif-ifr'Ff, ^TTT^ifH n. qt^, g^ w.-^TTT^fH «.-&c. 3T- ji 
 ^iJt-^ROT »'«. con. %^ «. q^ijf ?n. con. ^W^ "TS^ /«. cow. I 
 
 4 cease from labor, f^^^^ or f^mR^, f5r«rm>jf, f^^^I'jf i, 
 
 or fiRmof, f^iTH^, fJr^rf^r m.-f^nriT w.-&c. qrq'iJf-^cT'- 
 
 vIT"^, swot. 
 
 5 upon ; lie, lean, ^'c. STrtTK »«.-3Tr«nr m.-Ac. ^?:ijf, 3Tr- 
 
 ^it: ff).-3TT=inT »i.-2^Kr w.-^st^ »>.-&c. ar^ «>i. con. 
 
 wjV/j ^. ofo. ?f^iJif. [ 55puT, qmof. 
 
 G on, upon ; rt/y, t. To Coxjide. f^J^g" »i.-&c. %«T^, 
 7 See To Eemai.v. [JR^. jl 
 
 2b Best, i-. a. lay to rest, ^^^fw, i^r'^-kc. W.m-^T^ 
 2 % or place on. Sf^ST^, 5=rijf , ?:^, ^rT"^, aTiqiT ?«.- 
 an^iT'T OT.-&C. JRijf. 
 Eestfcl. See Quiet. 
 
 Eestiff, Eestite, a. slublorn.^ refractory .^Sfc.\. Obstinate. 
 5«5=7 or 312te, 3T30IRT, 3T3^rT, 'flfSEn^, ^33. 
 
 To bo r. STS'Jif, g^. [^?T or ^/. 
 
 EESTiFFSEsg, Eestiyexess, n. t. A. ^\lT,^r^^m. &c. ^^.^. 
 Eestiiutiox, n. V. Eestoratios. mr[ \m. sffrf^PT n. Tft- 
 ?m «. I^^qfrtij^ n. |?T<Tft?PT n. 
 
 Eestless, o. sleepless, ^f^■f^■^-&c. ^TctT-fnTToSr, f^T^H" 
 2 agitated, vncasi/, vnrjuicl, c\c. ^TfrfttloTT-f^TToCT, ^HT- 
 
 3 /((yffy, wnjJoX. ^^oiTr, =q^«r5^r or ^ajq^qr, sfS- 
 JTx^T, ^^?5 ;;o/i. xh?5!;, fTf^fa^r or f?Rf?T-qT, ST^^l-^n. 
 4— a sick person, itc. '^^^<l■^\ or ^oSq^qr, JToEHoiq'T, 
 qrrS'Prqr, "^f^H^qr, ^3<?fI->7T, TJ^r^F^TT, 3-^5r^^r. 
 
 To be r. =^7.^^ii\.^ ?ra?To!;nf, ^cjJTo^iJf, rfnJTH'Jr, =5ra^5ioT, 
 Eestlessness, «. V. A. 1. fj^^THr^I m. f^-^K}f\^ n. ^^r- 
 
 2 3T?riTmR n. 3T^r*noTr OT. 31^R5!.-q- n. 3Tg^ n. ir3TT- 
 UFl"^/. ^Tif?RTF^fq- n. ^lif?r^qriT/. ^HT'^RIHR »n. ^HF- 
 
 3 =5t=^3;>TUTr )». ^q^jquTTwJ. i^c. g'Stlfl't cr 3'5^W/. ^55if55/. 
 
 4 ^rfl^ft/. r\-^-^w.f. friTn/. ^5"p?/. ^^r^q^ /. ^m.'n^.f. 
 3?5^?f/. ^rsmra/. ^ST^ra/. ^ra%?^/. qr?;^??/. ^rnr- 
 
 ^?^ or HSft/. — Mifcns. =5^^515: W2. fTS'Pjr?: w. FrairiKR'jn. 
 
 Eestoeable, a. v. V. 1. q^H ?TTq'i^'rnT-^r'i?ir-&c. q^^?f, 
 qfr^R^w^, srf^^^^T^T, &c. 
 
 2 §mir^n^FTT-^TT?ir-&C. 3^^T'Tr3fFTT-&C. q5rf^'4?fr^^ 
 Eestoeation, n. t. V. l.—act. qT?r \^ n. JTT^Ri ^of m. q^- 
 
 rl^ »!. Ac. qfr^R n. ^f^^ n. |r[qft^T^ W. |FISff?T^H ». 
 
 ^x\^'^ m. qrr|frr/. sr?qqor m. 
 
 2— «fi. gs:TR^ «. ;j^JRot «. &c. gqRuft/. gqR'^^/. 7- 
 ^i=5/. ^^R «J. ^5?:aT M. ^toT>?R '«• 
 
 3 q^:F4Tq?T n. q?i:^5qTq^T/. q5ft'<;f%^*TTq5T «. qffft'*?!^- 
 ?'<TTq?Tr/. 
 
 EeSXOEATITE, O. v. IntIGOEANT. 5I?I5f ^4^, rr?R?-T. 
 Eestoeatite, w. 5T?;;r^^- &c. ^\^^^ n. 
 To Eestoee, v. a. give back. qTrr-3TmRf-&c. \^^ qTrTiif, q^??- 
 ST"^, Sffn^T^r n.-qfeRT w.-q^r^f^ m.-SiC. w,-m g. ofo. 
 
 2 bring back to its former state ; retrieve, recover, re- 
 establish, (j-e. g'^R'Jr, f^^T^'jf, 3"^^^, ?rR^i^, f ^T^'JI^ 
 /.-&c. HJRoi y. ofo. 3-5R w.-^mf^R «J.-&c. q^^, fW^f- 
 &e. =qR^ijf-q;T^-?'4Tq'n-, q4f?'*TH^7-q;fCTT^-q5R'TRf-q5f- 
 
 q^rsR-Ac. 3TTDiaT-r-<TrqD'r, q?r:F<qTq^T/.-&c. qRuf <?. o/ o. 
 
 ^^TpSTT Fr?ir-^'4Tq5-?T'4Tft'<T?r-&C. Jp^iXf. 
 
 3 bring back. qTrT-fp^?r-»TT^Ri-&c. aiT'JI^. 
 
 4 See To Cube. 
 
 To Eesteain, v. a. hold in, back, from, ^'c. curb, check, 
 repress, arrq^^'il, yri^R'Jt, ^T^f^ot, vjisifcfaT, a^^rq^r or 
 aiRqaf, 3TRr?:?iT-3TT^qiTT ^?;^, ^t^a'jf, si^f?i-3TT%Tfrr-^r- 
 5tfrr-3iT?:'^rFT-<S:c. ^qaf-^^iaT, stmof, 3Tfq;?f ^ra^, ?5iir4f 
 
 iTTof-S^TOT, 31R^of, 3Tro!;T wi.-car^TitfqT »». ^?5DT-iiftrCTr, 
 ^Sqfij, ^raof, SM m. ^CTT, 3TTS^T5t/--&C. ^3^, aTTqJS^n.- 
 
 sirsf^ «.-f^«r »«.-f^^^ «j.-f?RRT^ n.-&c. ^m, 
 
 Eesteaikable, a. v. V. 3TIspi3rTMrnT-^RTrrT-<S:c. ari^RRTr-
 
 EE? 7 
 
 ;?frnT-&c. f^^^^^^ arr^i^^fr^T, 3TT^:^?frf, w^c^Hfl^T, 
 
 &c. f?PTf n^^T, &c. ^i^q-, sq-^q-, ffT^IToftq-. 
 
 EEsriiAi>fEi), p. V. V. 3TT^5j^=^r, 'JT[5f?%^r, ^rii^?5r, &c. arr- 
 :f;fS5?r, f^^ft^, f?fT^, «TiT, fff^firn, ^qfft?r, f^rqf^ifT, 
 
 Eesteaixer, n. Ixestkaixing, /;. a. v. V. ^J^^^KT^ aTHT^- 
 
 (TRf, 'i^Tv^f '4r"JTr?;T, lie. HT^T^, Pfq'^r, q'rfr, q=aft, ?i'T- 
 
 EESTHiixr, Eesteaixixg, n. v. Y.— (tc<. 3Tnp5!;'Ji ?;. 'iTRTof 
 
 4=5r n.— state. 3T^ m. a??:^/. sri^uft /• ^T^ ot. 'pTq^- 
 
 To lie under r. STIZoffrt or 3T<:%?r TSof-aTH^. 
 I. ( of speech, action, &e. ) feeling oj repressedness. *ft5 
 
 To feel under r. *fts/. 73"^-aT?T^-^r?:oT /«. con. ^%\- 
 =q >«. ^TZiTt. 
 
 II. — in law. 3T[%«T )». ( r. or limit of time ^rar^T., r. 
 or limitation of place F<TT^%^, r. from departure If^r- 
 ^WX.^ r. from employment ^nfflf'^T ). 
 III. av.a check. ^TUT n. aTT^nft/. gm^jft/. 
 To Eesteict, v. a. restrain within certain hounds, v. To 
 Limit. Hqr^r/.-f5/.-?^^r/.-Tftfirf?T/.-&c. ^^-5^'^- 
 qT?5'ir,'¥rR^'^, 3TT?^r m.-rm^^ »«.-3TT2:Rf'iTT m.-&c. ^?;5i- 
 
 Eesteicted, p. V. V. JT^T^r %??^T arrsjT ^T?r%=5r, &c. ?r- 
 
 I. — in grammar; — a word. q'i'i*c,«. 
 JJzsTBiCTiON, 11. T. V. — act. HM\'\\ W'l^ n. &c. Kqr^/. 3Tr- 
 
 Resteictee, n. Eesteictjng, p. a. Eestrictive, a. t. V. 
 
 JT^T^ 5pj;ijrRT-<S:c. f q?TT ^VJ\\T\-&c.'S{\^^V'^ ^TT?50TRT-&c. 
 Eestt. See Eestiff. 
 Jo Eesult, v. n. rise, issue, proceed. ffT^DJ, ^far, q-^r, g^q^- 
 
 <&c. ^OT, 3'J^ot, 3"<T^iif, f5TT^^, "TS'Jf, <P5 n.-&c. |r<jf. 
 
 2 — in logic, f^^ ^foT. 
 
 S in ; issue in; end in. q'ftiiTTH«.-^T=rCTJ.-f?I'?iTM.-&c. ^r\ 
 Eesult, ». m«e, end, effect, product, S(c. y. Consequence. 
 
 qr~5 or qrs «. TRtJITT m. fiv\^m. ^Ah m. f^<!^^ n. ^^\. 
 
 IT m. ^T?fc5T?r or ^f. 
 
 2 inference, deduction.^\. Conclusion. f%5r?f»». f^ff^iq^fT'tf 
 
 m. ETf%fn'»T in. 
 Resulting,;), a. v. V. and Consequent. argsTT^ft, aTH^nft, 
 
 irq^ ( in eomp. as TTTifq^ j:^, OT^^mq^ 3=^, =^q'!f- 
 
 ^^ ^, Hq^^Hf^, &c. ). 
 Eesumable, a. V. V. 1. TfrT tqrqrqr-^^T-^TmT, wmi^^tjft- 
 qr, sr^tTTfirr^, sr^qifi^'TT^T- 
 
 Xp Eesume, v. a. take back or again. qT^-Kr^ft-Ac. ^, 3T- 
 q^iT w.-qrMI^K fff.-Sfr^i^'"! M.-&C. ^FTot y. o/o. 
 
 r EET 
 
 2 begin again. f<P5;^-'T'^r-'T^:-&c. aTr^f»Toi-g^ ^.m-'^xrr,- 
 
 EesumkT), p. V. V. 1. TTff qrf%c?r, 3TT|^, sifqT^^, 2^iq^=t. 
 
 2 ft>C^ g'?; %%?5r, &e. 
 Eesumeb, n. Eesumiso, p. a. v. V. 1. Tm ^ititt, &c. SrTTq- 
 
 ^rw, ^^7fTn, sfFqr^rrt, sr^Tr^rr^, :rf?rT^-&c. ^r-<?;i- 
 
 ^-&c. 
 Eesumino, Resumption, n. v. V. 1. — acf.^jrji qcrr n. jtt^t- 
 ^f %at «. &c. J^q^n: m. sr?qr^oi n. 3tt^ «. ^^rTf R 
 
 m. ^J'^X'n n. ST?q[?r?r n. 
 Eesueeection, n. rising from the grave. if%?qr^ fli^Tf T?;- 
 
 To EesusCixate, v. a. revicify, reanimate. f^^-H -A-c. fJTq^^- 
 
 ^^n.-kc.■^.mg.ofo. 
 Eesuscitation, n. v. \.—act. f^^Tf ^"^JT armmn.f^srf^ ^- 
 
 2b Eetail, «. 0. sell in small quantities. f^T^^ or fpT^ra 
 fq^, 5?5p.z fq^OT, f^r%sfq¥r/.-5^^^f'HrVr/.-&e.-i;f- 
 ei y. q/~o. " [?ltn<jf . 
 
 2(idie tales, slander, &c. ) |H=^nn^r-5If '=lt'TT?fr-.-tc. 
 
 Retail, Eetailing, n. v. V. 1. f^^raf^t/ J?:7;s^7'T/"- 
 
 "^ By r. TW'T^^ or f^f^tol, ^^5C. 
 Eetailed, p. V. V.l .f^J:#ai-^^ fq^^T,&c.f^^r'Zfq:f:t- 
 
 =qr, J^+otR+t"^, <^c. 
 Eetaileb, n. Eetail-kealee, n. v. V. 1. f%?^l'55fqq;'Jm:r, 
 
 &c. mK\, ^rrift, 'ps^';^, "ps^, %^, %^^^ 5^33^1. 
 
 To Eetain, v. a. not to part iviih, S[c. keep. Sq'ot, fcT^OT, TT^- 
 
 &c. arw^-smot, JTrit TTSof, 
 
 2 /(T/te into pay, hire, engage. zq''jf, T^-3Tq^-&c. %qoT, 
 J?51TRT-qrT^-cte. ^^3P=r%q^. 
 
 EetIinee, n. V. A". 1. %qaTRT, TRTiTRT, TT^^ ^"^TTT, &e. 
 I. adherent, dependant,^. Followee, Aitendant. q^rqi 
 TTTWH, vTqorqr iTm^,3TTf«rcT,f^^^T,5«TT'iaR,a^tqt. 
 Body of retainers. TRqR J». 
 
 To Retaliate, v. a. return like for like, repay ecilfor evil. 
 ;j?r^-tTT?r-&c. ^p^^, ?(7? /■-■TTrr /.-Tg^ /.-Ac. jRo t y ■ j/ 
 0. %50T, ^?tH qoT-jirfq^-^SOT y. o/o. 3115 »i.-^ n. *i«"i 
 
 5rf?TT>?5«. ^5t,qorffTfipqT/--<S:e. ^t^jt. 
 
 Retaliated, ^p. v. V. ;jr5^'?^r, &e. nfH-^fT, RfH<?rf2r^. 
 
 Retaliation, n. v. V.— «.<. T^J^ ^^ »• ^H% TiS^T »• v<io. 
 ^^/. %5/. sffH^f^T/.srffT^qi/'. 5T1^^ «• ^fH<P^«. sif^- 
 qWtm. sif?TTfw/. qf^f^'TT/. "iRmqM^ «• 1^59^/. 
 
 Eetaliativ E, Retaliatohv,. a. v.V. 3^?t TTSiTT^jRl^i^J^ft- 
 'ETT, qTHf^q'^rT, 
 
 7b Eetaed, v. a. render ilow in progress, v. To IIiNdek^ T- 
 
 ofo. ^^f.-&c. 3TT^6t, JT^f?T/.-&c. Jnat-qRfqory. ofo. 
 qr[Tj-4 ;;(.-5Rf^'--TK'^ "•"'S:'-'. ^^ !/■ "/"•
 
 I?ET 
 
 723 
 
 EET 
 
 2 See To Delat. 
 Eetardation-, Eetaudixo, v. v. \. l.—nct. 'kmV'Jm. ^R- 
 
 EeiaEdative, a. ^I^ifr ^WRT, ic. sTia--^, TfTCTti^. 
 
 Eetakdf.d, p. Y. A\ ^n ^.^\ qR^?ir, >tc. ^nf:^, ^rii^s;, ^5;- 
 
 Eetardee, n. Eetardino, ;>. n. v. V. 1. ^^F^+i.uiKl, ic. 
 
 To Eetch, v. n. malce an eforf to vomit. ^]T.]f\ /.-"^IW-HV".- 
 :^W. m./.-3fT/.-5iT<t/.-&c. ^OT-spT^in and in. con. qoT, 
 
 Eetextio.v, n. \. V. 1. — act. Z^^ «. '<OT v. &c. iTR<T n. 
 
 I.— mental, t. BIemoet. tfRiJir/. ^TRiTT^Tf^P/. [^. 
 
 Eetextive, a. — memorj. q'R^^sTr, tTT^OTT^rf^WiJT^-^^, *TI, 
 Eeticesce, Eeticext. See Silexce, Silext. 
 Eeiiculae, Eeticulated, a. made, S;c. oj net worh. vTTsft- 
 
 ^R, ^3Tr3ft==rr. [^m n. ^\^ n. 
 
 EeticuI/Atiox, m. net-u-orJc. ^Toft/. ^^rioft^ ^RT «. ^T^t^^- 
 
 Eeticule, n. |T^r sTrpTTsfr 5ir^^r=qt ^rsfr^K f^^ifr/. 
 
 Eetifoem. See Eeticulae. 
 
 Eetisa, n. Jfil'^HUi H. 
 
 1^Zii-s\:'E., n. attendants of a great person, train, ^^\f[ or 
 
 Light r. ^St^^n^/. 
 To Eetihe, v. 11. retreat, go lacJc. -Rfn tRof, irm gof, ^?:ot, 
 
 2 tvilJidraw into privacy or private life, q-ff q^fOT, IX^^l 
 M.-H<*K^I+<\/:-&c. tre^, ni^vTI^r wi. ^DT, f^rfJT^frT 
 
 /. -<Rof-H5r^. 
 
 3 tcilMraw, (jo aicay. ^jT'jf, JJ^T ^^, f^^-T ^jTHT. 
 Eetibed, ;j. v. V. 1. ptri ^T^^^T, ^?:?5ST, KT^R ^rrJSST. 
 
 2 q-ff 5i?T%sjT, tRTnR ^"r5%^. 
 
 E. and contemplative life. f^^ffT^TPT »». fi^Ri/. 
 I. sequestered, secret. aTTSST^oft, ^m^T^'TT^sfT, ^^fHT=^, 
 
 A r. spot, srrs^^oi n. ^^^.^m m. \k^^n.&c. 
 
 Eeiiremest, n. v. V. 1. — act. v;\n ^^ctT n. ^Z^ n. HF^R 
 
 2 qft si?m M. <M'iK mm «. ^'e. f^ffr^^Rfff^f^ «• f?- 
 
 l.p)-ivate life, x. Privact. (T^f?r>rt. "r^IFl^rra »>. >?5rftT^ft- 
 =5lT5rRT ?«. fsff^^ffTT/. 
 
 II. /)?ace of retirement, private alode. ^J-TfrTr^-TSfl qTrt- 
 ^-&c. r<^3 «.-^5iTH M.-&e. 
 Eetibikg, (7. notforicard or oltrusive. ?T^r^, ^#^^, ^- 
 ^^, ^H5T o;- OT>T5Jr, 'T^FfrTftp?-, ^^tft'^sft, f^rf^f^H^ff. 
 To Eetoht, v. a. (a censure, diarg'e, &c. ) tJiroic lack, v. 
 To Eetuex. 3?I^, <R?riJt, 3'=5?-q7rr->!!;c. ^"jf-^^^ 3"i=5?/. 
 -'iJ?lofr/.-&e. <p^Ji ^. o/o. :rf?I?ST OT.-sif^^^TOT «.-&c. qr- 
 #?. ofo. 
 To Eetobt, v. n. return a censure, cliarge, ^-c. 3-55^ sft^jiif, 
 J=r^5 '^■St/. 2>?. ^m<if, ^Ttn^ Rf^Tf^ ^5:af, sff^W^ m. 
 -&c. ^'JT, 
 
 I EetOet, n. a censure, ^'c. returned. ^'^^Jf ?irfn?1R^t 'TT'?/ 
 
 ! .&e. ^^Z1^^\^. m. ^?,z-m.f ^\wkva,m. "tRffre/. qRTi- 
 
 ^/. 9R^r^/. Slf^siT^ «. 
 
 2 — in clieniistry. W^.WS. n. ^T'F m. 
 
 Glass r. srr==T^^ ^^ «. [^Jnor-irot. 
 
 To Eeteace, !•. a. ( one's steps, &c. ) v. To Eehjen. RTt 
 To Eetbact, v. a. recant, v. To Eecall. fp^q^, ^J^^oj, 
 
 M<rl=)'^, 'qTcT-mqRf-&c. q^. 
 To Eethact, v. 11. recall one's irords. ^\^M n.-Scc. ftfTSTof- 
 
 i qtH^r'Jr-JTTqRt %'Jf, ^\^Kf. ^<if, ^^.zf. ^m, 3^r^t=fr- 
 
 Eeteactation, Eeteactiox, «. T. \. ^[fM f^H'JI «. «.^c. 
 { ?^IW1+K m. q;fiT?rT^^FK m. 
 
 ; To Eeteeat, f. n. retire, rjo hacJc. JTT^ HT"il-^^-ctc. ^^of, 
 ftpT"^, "RH^, 3^=?^, TTSKRI ^"S, HFT fm, HiqR/. ^^., 
 EFT^-^^?! q-tif. 
 
 2 rf//)-e to a place of safely. aTT^TT ?H.-'JTT5rr m. q^. 
 Eeteeat, Eeteeatixg, m. v. V. 1. JTPt ^"Jf n. jtfj ^?;ijr ». 
 rrm %\^ n. 
 
 I. ^J^ofe of retirement or privacy. '^^frTT^-HSrlHl^ft^-'T^t- 
 
 rrcrmT%-&c. ?'<TRr ?!.-?'«t?i m.-^ «.-&c. 
 
 To EETEEXCn, zi. a. ( allowances, expenses, &c. ). iJT^, 'FT- 
 
 T^Jr, Hfs^, ^Fi^, 3TiTr-Jp'fr-&c. ;fR>Jir, 
 
 To be retrenched. W-^. 
 Eeteekchmext, Eeteexchixo, n. t. V. — act. yi-iu't «. ^rcf. 
 
 I. matter retrenched. ^\Z m. W-JZW-^lf. 
 Eeteibution, n. v. Eequitaij, Eewaed. srfrTT'rS n. Sffrlf^- 
 
 Eeteibutive, Eeteieutort, a. repaying, reuniting. Jffrf- 
 
 To Beteieve, &c. See To Eestoee, &c. 
 
 Eeteocession, n. going bad: T?;?r ^TOT «. "T?:?!^ «. 3'^'jf ". 
 
 srfd'iMi n. 
 Eeteogeabe, a. going lacJcwards. qr^T'JTrTT, 3'755iTRr, T^n 
 
 viTF^r^TT, 3H3: 3ir>iqT=5rr, sj-f?rnr^, 'TfH'RRfrqT, srrfN. 
 
 2 — in astronomy. ^T^, sT^lfrT, ^"T-ITHT. 
 
 3 declining from a letter to a icorse state. ^'^^T, ^S^Z^\ 
 
 ^'Trqi,3'?R^'TT TT^T^r, ^^f^TTRTTErT, *nw:%'^=5rr, ar^- 
 
 ^PTpsn", f^TTft^f TT^r^T, f^PTfr?rn?fr=ETT, STrftT. 
 To Eeteogeade, v. n. go or move lackward. ^?:?r-'TTqRf-&c. 
 
 ;?rT'jf-t<jf, 'RrpJi, ??r7!Jf, Krn?^ tTRr-Hrn^qr qra^^^ ^r- 
 
 ^, STf?R^?I M.-ctc. JfRiJir. 
 2 — in astronomy, cf^f [ ^iTf-^r"'I-3TO'^. 
 3 See To Decline, To Deoekeeate. 
 Eeteogeession, n. v. V. 1. T^?T ^TTcffw. q^fT'Jtw. ^^^Z^n. ^\^• 
 
 ^qiTRfr ;jTm«. &c. ^^^^^n, ^''^^^n. 
 
 2c(-+'lfd/. 
 Eeteogeessive. See Eeteogeade. 
 Eeteospect, «. lool-ing hacJci view of ilic past. 'H]T\ m^n. 
 
 HRT^ qr^ofj!. TTm-qr^rfsr^Rwi.JTm^rfsT^Rw. 'TrrT5r4'nF!=T 
 1 T^/qr^fl^n.
 
 ^ ]RET 5 
 
 Eeirospeciive, a.hol-ing back, iaJcinj a view of the past. 
 
 2 having rrfcrencc to what is past. HrirTTH r^H TfJIRr- 
 
 To KetuRN, v. n. come lack or again. "T?:^-JTT^n;f-f9?CT-&C. 
 
 2 turn lack. m^r^'Jf, "TTnot, ft??;<Jr, IPiZ^., ?^^^ %of- 
 
 3 See To Axswee, To Eetoet. 
 
 To EExrES, I', a. send lack. T^^rxf, q?;?T!%at,"T'"n ^':irf-^'^-&C. 
 HIVKf-&c. TTS^ot-^ot-itc. fT>':^'iJr, ^f^^X^^n. ^proj. 
 2 (?/re back, repay, Sfc. ^Rrrff, qj;^-TT;ft'Tr'i->.te. ^"n, Er5E?n' 
 qof, %5St, ^/.-!Tf?T?PT».-&e. ^Rof. 
 ogive in recompense or requital. ^^vj^:s^jZf..^f.-&c, 
 W'K^ g. ofo. tR?T (iu comp.)-7?5J (in coinp.)%-^ (in eoiiip.) 
 -kc ^^-%^ (as TT^TK^^TRft ^T"Jr to return an enter- 
 tainment, &c. ), STf^fFr^H. ?nf, ^x^^x^n. W.m-^.1 ^^'HW.'H 
 ih-kc- ^F^. 
 
 4 See To Eepobt. 
 
 EETunx, riETUK>;i.so, n. v. Y. X. 1. q?;?f q^«.q5c?t3TroT«. vTT- 
 :^^^m. &-c.'^\^^■^n. fgrrnT^M. ^^^\^M^n.^-,^\^^m. 
 j^rTr^frT/- arrff^/. ^K\^^^^n. qrriffT/. Rf?TnJT?r". 
 
 Be sharp iu your r. iTTTrMlHi^r q', JTTTt^T "Tl^f^f %. 
 
 /. T?;rsfTf^fl. "T^rffTT/. sff?rnH?iw. ^f^qw-^^iw. 
 
 T. V. A. 1. q^iJfft. q^^T ^5t». f%?:5f^«. &e. qrrfaff/. sj-. 
 
 2 q?:?TaT«. qT?f ^^«. q^^ ^Pt^«. &c. qj;?fCfft/. sifFITT^)!. 
 
 3 ifs%^n. %!/. g^^/. sifH^pf". q-fnf^T/. srf^-^m/. 
 
 I. fi r. a return ( present-lenefit-injury-Sfc). ^^^^Wn. 
 Ef=TIijf?5r'JI or q^roT%^M«. Return as used in conip. is 
 rendered by g-^^ or TF7?T (as, r.-abuse g-?5?t f^TJfi', r.- 
 blow g-?5^t5^, r.-boat g-?!ft TT^T, r.-cart ^^Z qrft, r.- 
 eoniplimeuts g"^7Hr=T, r.-feast gjI^JT^sTpft, r. -present 
 or gift T?5'^ ^r^, r.-Yisit g?5^ ^?r^, o)!(/ g-?!?; 3T|T, g^Ji; 
 
 gm, 7^^ ^ra?TT?5, ga? q=5T, &c.), m^ ( as q?:?m:;TiTr?rr, 
 
 &c.), %=C (as %^3TT^, &c.). 
 
 In r. for. ^'^^^ HR^^T. 
 
 E.-dinner by a bride-groom's party to tlie bride and 
 her party, qj^r^r^^z. qSHr^w. 
 
 II. ( of money, labor, &c.). STrfW/. Z^^n. Pisq^ln. firss- 
 
 III. V. Kepoet. ^.^.7\H\M\m. 
 Tabular, &e. r. FT^fiTw;. 
 
 A blank r. ft^JN^-T??. [ir-&e. 
 
 Eeturn-able, a. T. V. A. 1. qTH :pnT-7r:^mr-&c. q?:?f?[ujff:^r- 
 
 Eetuened,/j. v. V. N. 1. ^Ts\ sTR^^r, fi>5;H 'flK?!;r, m^rrf 
 gTR~jr, &c. q^TifT, q^<i=n?f, f^i^. 
 
 r29 
 
 EEV 
 
 »2 
 
 V. V. A. 1. q^flAsi, q^fT %%?rT, nnim qi <t «<f rrf i, ic. 
 
 2 q^^?5T, q^H f^?^?ir, srf?t?TT. 
 
 3 %s%^T, <tc. sif?itpf?;?T, sff?i^?r. 
 
 Eetuesek, 11. Eetui!Ni>o.;). (7. T. V.X.I. qj-?j qon^t fspr^f- 
 »TT^THt-&e. JUJiRT-^mRT, q?inr?Tr. 
 
 2 q5j?niiRT, jr^duir^, &c. 
 
 T. V. A. I. q^ qRon^T, rrmRf qTsq-orrrr, &c. 
 
 2 qT?t ^"JTRT, m^Rf %(nRr, qr^iJirn, &<•. srfHspr ^rrf. 
 
 Ee-ukion, n. a second vnion. J^qYl m. q;^H^;^ ?). 
 
 2 See Assembly. [ frpr^or 
 
 To Eeteal, v. a. V. To Tki.t,. ^n'nor, tpi5<if, sfT^I', ;p3^, 
 
 2 V. To Manifest. jqs-STl^-srfH^-Ac. ep^, ^^.\^T^ m.' 
 
 MM^J.-&e.^^g.ofo. 
 Eevealed,2>. T. V. 1. ^tfiirT^=jr, cf^Sr^T. &c. frrf^JT, frfq. 
 
 ?T, fnr. [ ^v^z^. 
 
 To be r. arrfq-HV^. 
 Eetealee,«. Eeyeai.inc,;;. rt. V. T. 1. ^tflTRT, ^T^'TTTr, 
 
 'Pts'JTRr, frrq^^^TT, frrq^. 
 
 2 zm ^^(JTRr, &e. ST^^T^. 
 2b Eevel, v. n. feast mcrrilif S,' noisily. sf^T /. m. HRot- 
 
 g^cfof, tToiTJf, 3?!^^% g^tnoi, qr^r/ /A nr=q?ot, m- 
 
 ^T/. pi. TR'jf, f^snsft /.-^TOT «>.-^mTW!.-fiT=>T^/.-yTTr- 
 5ft /.-&C. ^^. 
 
 Eevelation, Eevealixg, «. V. V. 1. — act. ?[tT^ «. SR^ ;i. 
 &e. ^^^/. frrq^ «. [ ir^^t^FTur n. 
 
 2 3-^5 ^"Jf »i. Ac. 3Trf^i-T':'Jr ?!. STrju^q- «. -i^f^^'^^n. 
 Eevellee, n. Eevelling, p. a. v. Y. sTfT HR^TKr, f^I^'f 
 
 *"<oiKT, gJT«I^t ^"Jinr, cle. 
 Eevellisg, Eevelrt. EEvEr.-KocT, n. \. Y. sj^ HRi^ h. 
 
 &c. ^^HT[^ n. ^^f[f. ^^zf. f^v^f n^f. "^^^^^Km. 
 
 To Eetenqe, v. a. inflict pain for injury, SfC. g^ m. ^, 
 ^r^rr m.-'^ m.'^X n..^ m.-&c. gncTDt-OT'-O^, mHn. ^- 
 3'T5PTt-%I'^ y.o/ 0. gV w. Eftrf-grROl-JFT^df g.ofo.~^T^. 
 
 fHH^\ f.-ki-n\tf--kK]-^K m.-&c. qrw, sff^Tq^R wi.-^rfT"- 
 
 To threaten to r. fjT^Tf^T?: ?rr=r w. jtot, 
 Eevenge, n. V. Y. g;5 ^"''T «. ^ jq5r<Jr ». itc. srfnirs; ;?. 
 sf^f^^/ sTrfr^R »». srf?Tr^«r/."%TSffHfif^r/.%?:gf?/. 
 
 An act of r. cfS or efS "■ 
 
 To take r. B^ m. irot-jJT^ai, ^5r/. t^q g, ofo. 
 qri 0?- etI n. qiJi-^FTS-ot-JfT^tJl. 
 Eevesqed, ;?. V. Y. sifrii>)n_ 
 
 Eetenoeful, a. V. Malicious, j^ft ;jo/>. 5{<t or s^, ar^K- 
 ?T^R, 3T^^, !5^?ft, f ST, J'"5^r|[:F, f ^T. Some term.« 
 for a revenjrcfu! person are ^TToII^rq, ?i5'»Tfl^"t,3i*<<MTT, 
 
 srsqmnr, ^^\ jiw?tr. 
 EEVESOErvL>'£Ss, n. v. A. 5^fYq<:rr m, 3T+.^HU|I m. g^Trfr-
 
 HEV 
 
 (30 
 
 I?EV 
 
 Eevenoer, ?i. Eevenoinq,;). n. v. V. ^s qDrm-Tn^pJim, 
 ^in OTsmKT, 7^% spsonTT,'^? wm'^TTT, &c. srf?i^n:'T, st- 
 
 f?HJrT-STf?n1^T-.Scc. ^^f-^fTOP-&c. 
 Eevence, n. income, ^c. ^^mr/. ^HN^y. ^^Mi'-<*i-lm. ^^^m. 
 
 ?im/. ^.m. ^S^m. StPTwi. ???^«.— compreh. or loosely. 
 
 Arrears of r. clue tlirougli a course of years. ^T^^TT^ 
 
 Assignment for pay on the r. r\-^^\m. sfHrT or STTTcf/ 
 Balance duo of the r. ^^^ ^V^f- 
 Collection of the r. JfnTTff^T or ^in^?ft/^mf^?T^Pft 
 /. ?Tf?f^/. Tm^/. ^l?(¥t/. 
 
 Collection of r. due from the ryots. Frapfi or ^ f. 
 Collector of r. jpJTT^ft^T^, ff^^Tte^, 5PJf5^,KW^- 
 
 Extra r. %ft^ ^JT^TT/. 
 
 Fixed and regular r. \^ ^Tf/. \^ ^HT^t /. 
 Full r. TT^grJ m. 
 General abstract of r. rR^TJTT m. 
 Grain-r. ^g^ Tf^T m. 
 Gross r. ^TT^iTHT/. *n^^f5 m. 
 Netr. ?g?ftsift^/. 
 Maximum of the r. ^Tra "■ 
 Of or belonging' to the r. ^^^, ^^^. 
 One employed in collection of r. ^g?Jt or ^^rTT. 
 Eemission of r. ^i^/. ^^OT^ n. 
 E. and disbursements, ^jtjtt^^ m. 
 E. from the soil, ^r^^ ^^^ m. ^pr^t^r'qf^ m. 
 E. -police, f^ijit/. 
 E.-survey. TT^wt/. 
 E.-surreyor. Tl^uic^K or <TT^ut1"3{R. 
 E.-survey-report. tT^nt^^^Sr m. [/. 
 
 Settlement of the r. assessment of lands, Sfc. WH|ai'^1 
 Shares out of the r. of head-officers. ^\^^J. 
 Sum in commutation of r. in kind. frtT n. 
 That has an assignment on the r. ^IrT^, 
 That yields good r. ^^^?[, 
 That yields full r. ^TT^rg?^. 
 The actual or realized r. ^grft ^KT/. 
 To collect r. ^^ in. ^^. 
 
 Some other terms relating more or less closely to 
 revenue are 5?TTT, f^fTT^T, Wt^rff^TR:, ^fJiT^r^, ^TR^, 
 
 %fl^ ^HT, %ft^ H^r, ?^"r:^, #^^TraT, iRlvrwq?r, 
 
 f^\^ or f%c5i:, 5fre'T?t, 7^P^, ?T^, H^HMff, ^T "Tfl', 
 
 *nr5r^, iT^usTw, ^r^sj^, ^^r, ^^nt\ or ^rft 3t»^?5, 
 
 Jo Eevekbehate, v. a. leat laclc. TTrT ^^, UNKf'JiJf , 3^- 
 ^snit, sff^q^ m.-&c. JRirf y. of o. ^f^K^^^ n.-^'^<^-^- 
 f^Bi.-srfHifTx^ m.-&c. ^j^TJi y. o/ 0. 
 2 See To Reflect. 
 
 Jip Eeteebeeaxe, v. n. le leaten Jac^,— sound &c. T!?f q^r, 
 
 j ^?r^ ^, ITfnNPl<i-&c. ^, 5Tf?lE^f^?;i.-&c. ^yw y. o/«. 
 
 j 2 v. To Eesound. nr^wr. 
 
 ! EeVERBEK ATIOX, «. V. V. A. I?:?! ^PT^ «. &c. 5f?tsT?^q ?K. 
 
 iri?t!7^qT7r n. STf?T'-"=r=nT M. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. reverlerated souiul. xrf^TRffH m. srfrT^5 ?«. 
 
 To Eevehk, To EEVEnESCE, v. a. venerate, ^^^^^\^-<i^\*:^■ 
 
 5^-&c. JiROT, cjTT^Tiff, OTWiJr, f;3T /.-*ft5 f.--^wm] 
 
 m.- 3TT^T WJ.-TTPT HJ.-.te. TT^'jf-^sf'jf ff. of o. Hts /. ^T.i\ 
 g. ofo. 3TT^ WJ.-3TT^'JT «.-7qTH?rr/.-q_?;F{nT »«.-&c. ^^ 
 ^. of 0. rmm HH>if , ^rFT^of , cr^af_ 
 Eeteee>-CE, m. respect, aweful regard. *ft5/. ^»f^r ?«. ^- 
 
 To lose one's r. for. Hts/. %Ttjt y. q/ s. 
 
 "With profound r. f^?;?TT. 
 
 "Worthy to be regarded with profound r. T\^rm ^- 
 JTT^- qpf-&c. 
 2 act of reccrence, v. Obeisance. ?TJT?^PRot. ^^f^^m/. 
 
 E. with all the members of the body. f?T^?Tr?m^»T- 
 
 ^R w. f?TCOT'!t'i4s=(n n. \vJ\ m. pi. 
 
 Your r , your worship, &c. !ffrT% qiTw;. jsZ., 3TPT^ =^- 
 
 Eeveeenced, Eeveeed, p. V. V. W^ ?T?r%c7T, 3TI^^%?%?7T, 
 
 &c. 3TT^, ^T'^TTf^H, ^f?JH, ^^rRi^, ^'TTRtfT. 
 Eeveee>-d, a. tvortliy of reverence. "T^q, 'TjJrftq', f^fTTf, 3TT- 
 
 ^, s'TT^'ftq, ^-H^tq, arr^^Tjftq, an^, 3Tr5q, m^, m- 
 ?r^^, ?fJT^, ''T5;q, ^7^, w;^. 
 
 Eeveeent, a. Eeyerential, a. Eeveeee, n. Eeveeing, p. 
 a. V. V. "Jf^f 5^^ HRPiiTTT,^^ CT^jTiTRr, HtSS^nTRr, C3TT- 
 
 ^iTJiKT, &c. Pn^re; oj-f ifTS^, 3TT^-&c. ^rrf-^FrO', ?rr- 
 qr, &c. str^Tj, '-T^'^TPT, Jr^?ft?5. 
 
 EeTEEEKTIALLT, EEVEREXTLy, adv. V. A. 37T^T^^'^, ^f^T- 
 Eeveeie, Eeveet, n. irregular musing. TJTrf '•"qiT w. iTrl^ 
 Eeveesal, n. T. V. S.—act. g^eqot jj. f^rriqot «.-&c. HiNxf 
 
 «!. frrffrr/. 
 
 I. a reversed decision. ^'FT^T^g^ft/. 
 To Keveese, «. ff. /«»•« 2/^«JJe dotvn. ^irtii-qT?J'<TT-&c. ^F^^, 
 
 2 »!ffA-e contrary. 3'ri'i=)ui, f^)^"^, H<^ui', "TTFlf^'Jr, qT;7^^, 
 g'BHir-^lT^-f^TftH &c. :R^-qraat-^^?TqiTf-&c. jq^S^qifH^- 
 
 rfq- m.-sq?qq w!.-&c. ^Rot ^. o/ 0. 
 
 3 ( a sentence, decision, &c.). 3T7^ot, 3'c75>if,fTiT«r^, ^ 
 -&c. ^R^r, TTTSlTf OT.-"TTT|f%/. ^Pr^y. ofo. 
 
 Eevebse, a. Eeversed,;?. t. V. 1. TT?5'*Tr, 3?fCT, SirnTT, :?- 
 c^rTT?5^, 37:5crTf^?T, 3'?5'<Tmr5'4T, 3'"1RR: g"P^R:, 3TJTT5T 
 
 2 3^2^^^, fp^q^FiT, &c. Srra', >j*<i<ii, fq^f , sq^qmr- 
 
 ^, ^'mf^NT, f^TTW^, &c. ■^T^, 5^f?mff, f^T-fW,
 
 RET 731 
 
 s^fTCT, <rrrf?T, f^aln, srfrranr, ^\^^ ^^, amr^^, sr?ft- 
 
 EEV 
 
 E. onler. sq-f^T^pK m. srjf^JT «}. 
 Eevekse, n. the contrartj. fhe opposite, 3-?I?:r, ^c^CT^^T ?». f^- 
 
 2 vicissitude, v. Chaxge. qT?5? >«./. 9?^ m. "^V^XK m. 
 
 3 See MisrOETUNE, Adveksitt. ["f^. 
 
 Eetersible, a. v. V. 3. gpy^^rar^fTTr, ftn^^r^nr &c. ttt- 
 
 Eeterselt, adv. v. A. 2. 33^ ''^f^. <&c. 5^fH^»Tpf, 311^- 
 
 T, 3Tr^'i<TPT^ 
 Eeveksesess, n. v. A. 2. S^Tirr m. &e. g-J^r'TT^w. s^F^TT- 
 
 ?T pop. \t^V^ m. STfTT WJ- fsTT^TO m. ^^^^^ m.'k^tmn. 
 
 'k^\^ n. sqf^r^JT m. [ T OT. 
 
 Keveesiox, n. See Eetuen. 2 rjy/ii of succession, -drfiiftr^- 
 Eeveesionaet, a. ^0 ie enjoyed in succession to another. 3T- 
 
 Ts Eeteet, v. n. come or fall lad; v. To Eetfen. TTTq^, 
 To Eetikw, I', a. look hark on. JTPt TT^, TMT^?!^ M.-ST^^- 
 
 2 re-consider, revise, re-examine. f'P^Tr-'J^-JTT^^^R'- 
 
 m.-&c.^^y.ofo. l^^-^^. 
 
 3 ;>ii«;;ec/, examine, tjv. qr^iJi, Tl^trft/. ^^f, #q;?f|- / TT- 
 
 4 ( a book, &c. ). noRpif >». ^Z. jpr^iJl, naT^f^^^qT n.- 
 ni^ f^'^fR »».-&c. ^R'Jf ^. q/o. 
 
 Eeview, Eetiewikg, n. v. V. 1. Jrm IT^of >!. ^^TT^^T^ «. 
 
 arg^^fq' n. 3Tg^/. 3T«r^?5>FT «• i%f i^r^^T «. 
 
 2 f^C^ q-Tfrf ». J^^r^ n. &c. 3T^?^T?T «• 375^/. 
 
 3 qr^^ n. qritift/. #Fifft/. [cnptn-^^r «. 
 
 4 ntJT^N ^rSOT M. nai^P7r=l'{R m. jur^ f%%^^ w. ^^- 
 I. See Ceixique. [^^ 
 
 Eeviewee, n. V. V. 4. q'«TT% JOT^ qjrs'iim, q-'-tninT^T'Sffil^- 
 2b Eevile, v. a. v. To Abuse, To Co>-teiin. f^^oir, HFF'Jf, 
 
 \k\S^.i %i% f^r/.-ff?rT /.-HfH^T/.-f^Tyt/.-&c. :f^ 
 
 9- ofo- 
 
 BevILED, p. V. v. f%^?5T, &C. f^f^Ff , jf?H?r, HI^irfT, llf rT. 
 
 Eevilee, w. Eetilixg,^. o. V. V. H^nrnr, Ac. J^f^^, f%- 
 
 TTf-:Flft-&c. 
 Eevilihg, Eevileme>-t, n. t. V. f^^fix »2. &c. fh^f. T???- 
 
 Eetilixglt, a^Zt). v. A. m^r-&c. ^^?^, ^5^%f ?r. 
 
 Eetisal, Eevising, n. v. Y.—act. Rfr^.H <TT^ «. fTTTH^ft/. 
 ^t^T «. 5[frq?r «. TS^ rTqr^rtift /. arg^ /. arn^^'^ m. 
 1^:W^ m. ^^•.i\^^ n. 5,HTT^/. 
 
 To Eetise, v. a. re-examine, look over ivith care for correc- 
 tion, V. To Eeview. fp?7r-&e. qrfoi-FTqra^-^frs?^, ^T- 
 y ?n.-3i?rtR H.-rrqT^iift/.-&c. :pT<Jt y. o/o. 
 
 Kb-viyai., n. T. V. N. 1. vftcft^ijf n, &c. ^rift^ ». S'^^- 
 
 ^ «. Sff^r^ftif^ 71. q^^fq-^ n. q;T;sn'n^ «. 
 
 2 ^jfFTtrrijf n. wq-^iJt «. Ac. q^I^qftcrpr/. 5^:STffTT/. 
 
 To Eevive, v. n. return to life. »T€^ 3r3^-p!T5r?T fm, oft- 
 ^ ?«. qT^, fiRfrT ^^r wi. ^ g. ofs. ^Tfr^f^T w.-^^K- 
 H M.-sif?Mt?^ n.-kc. im y. o/ s. 
 
 2 return to vigour, rise from depression, neglect, ij'c. ^- 
 ^ »«. qrijf^ f^sft?! ^^ m. qtJr ^. q/**. ^iftq- m. qoT i«. coji. 
 
 &c. 3Tm?ir-^T^7P-sig^-T^ft'<TfT-&c. ^"[tTT, 3?T^pr<f^/- 
 
 To Eevive, v. a. restore to life, v. To Eescscitate. f^T^- 
 &e. f3T#rT-^:?ftJf->.'ic. ^RiJr, f^T^ltfT ^TqT m. ^\FM-^i{Vm., 
 ^'^^^ ^.-g^^T^-itc. ^mg. of 0. 
 2 raise from depression, recover from neglect, Sfc. sft^ m. 
 3TPipr, fJI=ff?r ^^ Wi. aTMST->M K.ui ^. q/ 0. T^TTor, T5r^- 
 <jft/.-3^^/.-ctc. qR^ (?. &/o. fp57l-ie. ^JTFIKTS-Tqfra- 
 ?T-5ff^-&e. :p;oi, n^iff/.-f^^-iquir m.-kc. arm^. 
 
 To Eetivificate, To Eevivift, kc. Sue To Eevive, &.c. 
 
 Eevocation, «. repeal. ^ JRiiif m, Ppt^W «. 
 
 To Eevoke, v. a. repeal, recall, T. To Abkogate. ^ ^<if , 
 
 To Eevolt, v. n. renounce allegiance, fall away. 3TJr=5 "i.- 
 aif^^R wj.-^TRf^ n.-kc. ^JTqj'n-^i?^, fq?^'^', fFHT m.-fq;- 
 rf^rr »«• ^"tiif y. o/ s. Tl^^""!^ m.-kc. ^nTir, fp?rJT idlh 5f ^, 
 f"F<J?-ftigft-&c. ^^, jri^r?: m.-kc ^2&t, CflfqqiKrMi<i m.- 
 
 Eevolt, n. renunciation of allegiance. fsPHT m. fq>?T^ o)" 
 
 Eevoltee, n. Eevolti>"G. p. a. \. V. f<PriUTTTr, PpiJT, f^3^, 
 
 I. shocking the feelings.^ cvciling alltorrcnce. ^RT^TT^, 
 
 Eevolutiox, Eevolvixg, n. v. V. A. 1. — ac^ fqR^'Jr w. 3Tr- 
 
 2— acf. W^ «. W*^^ n.kc. ^m m. 3T^/. w<:(^ or JT'tT^ 
 n. 3TI^re^ n. ^^^ n. 'flT^fTTT "• ^iTr^ m. 
 
 \. V. N. fqJTot n. vtc. qft»?TOT «. >3noT «. uft^m^ «. q- 
 
 I. ( in a government or slate ). ^vr^i ■=) r-U^?qftv?ft^r - 
 kc. qT?57 m.-3^SNTS^ «• £"' 3^'<^NW4 '«■/. TT?T=Ptf=T 
 /. ^-n44Rc|Ti^ n. 
 
 II. ( of a planet ). T^/. 
 
 III. ( of the heavens ). =^W]Pf f. 
 Eevoltjtiokart, a. pei-taining, Sfc. to a revolution in govern- 
 ment. ttj^% qT?5HT^r-3rr% ^\^^^^-kc. ^r^^qft^jTR^ii- 
 fefr, ^j^TfT^^Tf^r^R^. 
 
 To Eevolve, v. n. roll m- turn round, f^^, *n^, ^JHOT, 
 qfeiiTCTt, qr^r^r, qf^-jHiJi n.-g^or m.-&o. sp^^-qr^ and 
 ^rwf «•!</' y. ofs. %i^f.-^ ?/i.-sf^^tJT7/.-&c.?n^DT. 
 
 To Eevolve, r. a. waAe ^o /iir/i round. f"R^, fq5^^r-io.
 
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 2 ( iu the miud ) v. To Cossidee. qtotot, ^Xr^^ T^"^, 
 H<lot or JT^of. 
 EtvoLVEB, «. Efaolvisg,;?. «. T. V. N. f^T^RT, &c. i^Txir- 
 
 1.— the k-iud of pistol. ^. ^^K^ 5>s^55 a[T^t% ft^f5 3Tr|. 
 IJevulsion, «. 75^/. TW^ w!. f^TTW w- 
 :fj Rewakd, v. a. make a present lojor something done. f?IT- 
 
 »T ro.-5T^lH n.-qt^Tt/.-TTfT^rf^^ H.-&e.?{^, "PB or "PS ?«.- 
 
 Ilff19>c5 «. ^^. 
 
 2 re/)oy, requite, tj-c-. t. To Kecompensk, To Eetuen. ^- 
 
 ^-&c. ^, 3^5 /.-5Tf??5r^ M.-&C. q?^<Jr. srf?f?;f?T/.-&c. 
 
 Eewikd, Eewardisg, m. t. Y.— (?c/. f^T^ Vf "• '•^■<^- 
 2 ;jr5?/. STf?f^^ n. qf?!^/. STf^r^^r/. srrrI<P^ «• 
 I. recompense made, snm n. sj^rtF n. ^orift /.Trfwf^^n- 
 E. is for work, reaping is to the sower, &c. ^^te cTT 
 
 Ehapsodical, a. v. N. awi No>-seksical. 3T«I5, ^'ff'f^i 
 
 Ehapsodist, m. a» unconnected speaker or writer. a^if^TPfl', 
 
 3TO»13: HTTiI-^TO^t^ qf;f5rfn'-&e.;FTTf. 
 Ehapsody, n. unconnected speech. ^T^if?t^ n. ^^tn. 3T^- 
 
 5;-'a^5-f^%nn-&c. HPSTOT «.-^fiT?TT/.-5ITT^ «. 
 Khetokic, n. the art of speaking. aiJ^+Kfsr^TT/- 3Tci^R^TT- 
 
 'RnzTOViicxh, a. pertaining, ^-c. to rhetoric. 3TS!^Rf^5FfT, 
 
 A r. expression or figure. 3Tt5^R w. 
 Ehetobiciah, n. one versed in rhetoric. a73!4ilO, 3T?5^?>R^TT- 
 
 Eheom, n. — the serous fluid. il^Hiifl n. TT^ft n. sfjirrTT m. 
 Eheumatic, a. affected with rheumatism. ^TrRT'ft, «rT?nR3, 
 
 2 pertaining, ^'c. ?<? rheumatism. ^^T, :fT^5T,^T?TfrTT^T, 
 
 E. paius. srr^T^F^T/. ;>?. [ ^^^IrT m. 
 
 Eheumatism, n. =rTj/. ^Tijw. ^^^nl. 5imfrT;«. «iT^n. qr^;;. 
 
 Acute r. ^f- ^T?R^n. erTrrjTriTw». 
 
 Chronic r. from dyspepsia. C3TT*T=rT?T«2. aTTHtrr^?«. 
 
 E. in the joints. ^fti^m?«. ^ftT=rT^'«. ^if^r'^'Jll'/. 
 
 Shooting of r. f^TS^ or f?T?5T^/- v- ^^> ^^, ^, ^^- 
 :p5IT/.i>?. 
 
 To be affected with r. ^^oT. 
 EhECSIT, a. affected viith rheum. ^TST, f^^PT. 
 Ehecmt-eted, o. f^iq^-qj 3T«T1=5TT, f^^^^T st^^NT. 
 
 2 — a horse. grg^Tos 
 EHiKOCEnos, n. ^51"!. ^-^m. 
 
 Horn of the r. ^^m. 7i. ^f qr^n. 
 EsoiiB, w.— in geometry. fsT'TH-^i^r'^n. 
 Ehombic, a. T. N. Othh^ih*,*^, 
 
 Bhubabb, n. >-Aett?H palmatum. X«rH«. ^^f^pft or ^^rrf^^/. 
 Ehime, n. correspondence of sounds in verses, ^^!fm.n, 
 
 ^r^^HW.m. n. .flfq^S^^fTTarr/. [^r rs^wi. 
 
 3 a tcord of sound to answer to another. ^PT^w. n. qJTq^T- 
 
 3 Sec Toetey. 
 
 Neither r. nor reason. ?rr55 ?TTfT hft ^rfr. 
 2b EnTME, :>.«. iryree in sound, ^^^m.n. ^f^-^'S^ g.oj s.re- 
 
 cip. fiT5!fff, K^»'. TS^y. o/s. jrc<>). 
 
 Ehymer. Sec Poet. 
 
 Ehythm, EnvxHMUS, ». musical measure or time. HT^ot. 
 
 rfT3j;i5rir/. [^^, ?tra5^5. 
 
 Ehxtumical, a. regulated hg measure or musical time. FTTfT- 
 EiAL, »i.— the coin. T'TTSw. [ TT*;rff%*T«. 
 
 EiB, «.— in anatomy. <?JTfrst or "prnToft or Trerat/.sRTlV. 
 The ribs. q^w. 
 
 2 (of a leaf, &c.). ^j^m. ^fgRrw. '^f^M. ^?;t«. 
 
 3 (of an umbrella, &c.). ^^B^¥.Jf. 
 
 EiBALD, a. of ohscene speech, arsf^^, ?Tf5f^T?Io5, ^TS^^^T- 
 o5 or "P^^oS, c?r5"?r^-5fT5E, f^rST^T <P^^5J-37>T?-RT^5E-<S:c. 37- 
 
 EiBALDRT, M. obscene language. ^^^-^'^^.3C■&c. ^^ «.- 
 vrrTiI n.-&c. ^f^> f. 
 
 EIBA^"^, EIBBO^■, n. ^r\f. ^t5 ?». 
 
 EiCE, n. — the grain in the husk. TTH n. ^Tai or HT?^ /. 
 tTT?q' «. trr?r «. ?TTf^ ?«. sfti^ m. — as husked, Hf^a; m. 
 ri5?5 »s. — as boiled, »TIcT ot. ^r^ ??!. n. J???; «. «. cfir^ 
 or aiYTT w. Trr^^^'T '"• "^ m. There are many kinds 
 of rice. Some are <HRiT3 0)- ^^?J, ^pJTT^, JPToft^TS, f%- 
 
 nr, f^?^, f^T^s, f^\?rT2E, ^m, ^f^a or ?:t%^r«, itit- 
 ?:>Tr, SFK, Ft^?Tr55, rrt^i^sq-, ?i:ra?fr2;, 57'^ o>- jif, ^mnr, 
 
 ^^, H^iTR^ or JPTPJT, f^TiFlT, T^W or tR^Tft, qJS^ HT- 
 
 Bits of r. boiled. ^5rt Tm w. 
 
 Bits among r. after pounding. ^Foft ^5Tw, ^^J^Zn. 
 Bundle or truss of r.-straw. ^\% f. qsT m. ^\^^^ m, 
 HT=5ff5T m. ?7P!T m. 
 
 Bundle of r.-chaff. HTsff. 
 
 Chafl' in cleaned r. 5?Toe/. n. 
 
 Chafl" r. ^55 rltfoc w. i)Z. g^JC qRS/. 
 
 Clump or tuft of r.-plants. xff^r m. 
 
 Colander for washing r. rffja giift ^STsft/. 
 
 Division or banked up portion of a r.-field. ^ff^w. 
 
 Ear of r. ^wr^vT/. 
 
 Ears of r. small but full. ^TIT f«. 
 
 Ears of r. withered. ?^fTT%T «• ^31%«f ». 
 
 Grain of boiled r. f^rt^iT n. sfffrj m. n. 
 
 Grain of unhusked r. TTrf^"! or ^ j«. [ ef^r m. 
 
 Ground for the reception of r.-plants. 3TTfr3T m. 3TT^- 
 
 Ladle for serving out boiled r. M'^|3 n. 
 
 Land fit for the culture of r. Hm^^Tift^/, TRT^ffw.
 
 SIC 733 
 
 Lumped mass of boiled r. f|^o5 or f|g;o5 n. dim. f|- 
 
 Morsel of dressed r. 3Tt/. 
 
 Parched r. Jt^?: m. pi. ^ln-^^ J. pi. ( or ^gx & ^- 
 5-qT, rtZi-o 5?5T & '5':'T=qT ) g^H WJ. pi. 
 Particle of r. %V^^f. 
 Pounder of r.— the person, ifl?^, "Ty^^R^T. 
 Powder or fine particles of r. ^ «. ^"T n. 
 Powder of parched r. ^^ m. 
 S.-bed or plot. ^\^f[J. dim. ^\w. n. #q^ n. 
 S. boiled dry.lpiT TRT «. 
 R.-cultivator. HTfT^ft m. 
 E.-dust. ^ n. 
 
 H.-field, r. -grounds, r.-lands. TTrt^rcT n. 5^»TrS n. 
 E. -field, field of untransplauted r. 3Tt^T «• 
 E.-g-rounds as lying low. ?jf?5Rt or t\ f- 3Ttl^ «. 
 
 S.-gruel. qr^r/. ^^5r"jft «. ^^Tiijft «. jfR^rrft «. 
 
 E.-gruel soured, ^f^/.— boiled up with flour, chilies, 
 &.C. ^MqiJft n. 
 E.-husk. ^t^ 78. 
 
 E. husked after parboiling, g'^r ^\^' «'■ 
 E.-milk. ^tr/. JtTTT^ m. ?ftT/. fl^STT/. TFT^ hJ. n. 
 
 E. once ground or pounded. ^,T.%f. «Fra ?rt^' ?«■ ^^• 
 «?^?/. "^'K'ETS/. — twice pounded, f^S/. |?r5 Ht^ Jw.p^. 
 — thrice pounded, frf^n/ f^^5fTt^55 in. pi. 
 
 E. raised by irrigation. TF'RfToE/. TToWToftTTrT «• 
 
 E. which has shotten up too rapidly. forming- nothing 
 in the ear. ^^s/.— Thus to shoot up— r. qiToEut. 
 
 E.-plants in the seed plot. ^T55/. 
 
 E. plants left untransplanted. ^jT5 n. 
 
 E.-]30under or pestle. qfrTT m. ^^rss n. 
 
 E. pressed and flattened, qf^ m. pi. ^tJ^P m. 
 
 E. and split pulse mixed ( boiled or unboiled ). f^- 
 
 E. slightly pounded. 5^ra^t% m. pi. ^^ot^S r\\^ m. 
 pi. TFT^fS ?rt^ m. pi. 
 
 E.-straw. TR^JI or Hr^ n. riai ». ^55/. tRT3 ^J.'ttsr 
 J». "T?5T?5 ?«. n. ^a^iiT 0/ ?r «. 
 
 Shakings of r.-straw. afw/. ^T5 ". 
 Soft & waxy— boiled r. JT'7If?:BT, JTorii?:, PfJT^?:. 
 Softness & waxiness of overboiled r. Htin€t/. 
 Sproutings or after crop of r. 'H\-\^f. 
 Stale boiled r. rebelled with spices. frf^fSreTTm m. 
 Thrashing or treading floor of r. TTrT??^ n. 
 Transplantation of r. 3TT^rift/. 3Tn%?r/. 
 Tuft of r. plants as transplanted. 3TKr m. 
 Watery — boiled r. ^^, ^^JT^RT, 
 Wet rice grounds. FRt/. 
 "Wild or spontaneous r. ^ HFl n. ^CTTT ni. 
 BiCH, a. wealtliy, affluent, opulent, Sfc. tTT^JPJ, tT'T^ff, 1^- 
 
 'PTf^?,, t^^^ft^, ^^TTt^^T, ?^m?5, qrl^^, q^, ^^^, 
 
 RIC 
 
 5tjvT?T, s:T^«<?^, q'^»in:, q^TT^-er, ':t^ttt, yn^^j, y^f^- 
 
 5^, ^HS? J^, ?T5fr'TR, FfoitU'RR, sifmr^, >ift»T^, ^PtJTR, 
 
 riT%=T?T, ^i^, ?t'7vr, TTT'fr, f^^^Ji^, ar'Msrrg, 'JTvif^, 
 
 Terms and phrases for a person extrcmeli/ rich, and 
 corresponding to C'rwsun, Flatus, rich as a Jew, a 
 lanker, the Lord mrri/or, ^'c. rolling in jolJ, tcdlowinj 
 in wealth, i]-c. are J%7, ^qnVlf or ^T^'^T^T^r ^r^, ^.'TT- 
 
 f-5Tr^?:'^^r afr^iiRT or qra^ ?5rq''JiRT,vTft^'^^T *fr^JTmRT, 
 
 jprcq'-fr^, F.^^'■X\\^, ^.^^f^., ?T^rftHRPT'7T, JIcT^PciTT, <?- 
 
 qfr «"R2TRr^ ^5 f^^Hl-, i^v.^\ ^f\ ^^.ti'^ q-Tijft irr^ft^ 
 
 E. and poor. ^r^H^^"^ ?». pi. 
 E. from birth. T'T'.ft'TH. 
 
 To get r. ?HT w. H\'^wM y. 0/ «. 7^51 m. n. qf?n i/»" 
 qis-ii: fm y. 0/*. 
 
 2— a dish, diet, Ac. ^^^?fRT, qq^Tf^, JTBr%^'', ^^.]^- 
 
 3— land, soil. ftrr^T, W\^^k, fq^FT^, fwrJT. 
 ■1 abounding in, having plentifully. 3Tr^ (esp. in con>p. 
 as n'JTT^^f, ^^r?^, fq^rr^^, >S:c. ), ^q^r ( esp. in conip. 
 as niRTT^JT, fTRl'^q=5r, «tc. ), ^^ in comp. 51^ in comp. 
 «f;^r5 in comp. ^THg] in comp. 
 5 showy, splendid, ^'c. See Pl.xE. 
 EicnEs,n. «feaZi/t, ^c.^^nn. ^^n.^^f^f. ?T?rrT/. ?iq^/ ?I^•tft 
 
 /. ^^ m. 1<r^/. 3T'4 m. fqrT «. f^rrfq^q W!. HTrJfTTrr/. 
 tRr5lT^?T n. (^T^T^THf^/ sRf^?q n. ^.^^^ f. 
 Intoxication produced by r. ^sft^^ m. 
 Puffed up by r. JTIrSH^, 
 E. of unrighteousness. qN'«T^ n. 
 That is blind through the intoxication of r. ».ftH2TtT. 
 Thirst or lust of r. spfT^TT/. <q^^r>T m. 
 EicHLY, ado. Y. A. 1. qfrftRIT^, «1|^M«T ^^T, &e. V(^^^^- 
 f^-qq^F, &c. 
 
 4 qTrCT^ft, q^T'lff, ^TT ded. ^T^TT (?fcZ. <PR, ^6^^. 
 EiCHNESS, M. \" A. I. iRRfmn m. Ac. ^W^t /. ^- 
 
 j=fFfr/. m?rarft/. vrf^q^/. ^fq^Rrr/ q^RT^q «. tr^nr- 
 ?f|/- ^^'^2?^«- tT^fq7=5?n/.q^q=?T^r/tT^T5^ifn/Ac. 
 
 2 ^?R^?TqoTT ?«. Efqqff?Tq<7ir in. fiT-JHT/. 
 
 3 HTrfq^t /. 
 
 Eick:,7z. s^ac^, ^"o. if^ m. dim. n^'t/ f%^/. f '^/. ^/. 
 
 2 ( of uuthreshed corn ). ^ff/. TT'tRT M. ^\^K\ m. 3?- 
 
 5ft/. 3^q n. 
 EicKETiLT, adv. V. A. SIHT or it, srsn or nf, S^ptq I^t- 
 
 q, ?5^qe or 5f, ?KB^ or 2t, JT?^? or ST. 
 
 EicKETiNEss, «. V. A. 3'-Mp,?iqir »i. f^f^^SqwiT W. 
 
 &C. f^f%of|-/. rtS-Hs/- 
 ElCKETY, o. /d^tfWc or ?oo*c ?n the joints, infirm. t??^pf^, 
 frgoT^ or f^sMtFf, S^Ksft^, ^^f^^ET, f^f^a^I, 
 
 To be r. ?rcq?Tn, pcz^.z^., ^5ii"Jt or frJl^'t, cl^?-
 
 HID 
 
 734 
 
 EIG 
 
 To EiD, V. a. set free, deliver, S{c. ^TS^m, jft^FoST-HTf; sp^, jj ^?q-^?r-T, ^T^m'TT^^, OT^FHrf , J^r^fsTsnT, TTfmr^^. 
 fHrrar-sRsr ^^ (as ^i^iar ^l^ to rid of thieves), jj Eidiculousness, n. v. A. g-'TfWqpq'fTr/. ^^T^r^r/. 
 
 Eir, p. V. V. ^"t5=r?r^T, THF^r, 5^. 
 
 To get rill of. HwM or 7.w^ ?r^iJr, sfPf/. ^R^ y. o/o. 
 ilT^ ^C^, ?fTn?5 JTI^ /. ^T^-%.'JT, Hr^aJT-&c. ^tot i«^/t 
 
 EiDDANCE, n. T. Y.— flc/. ^rs^i^f «. ^rs^TOT/. ^\mmff.f.~ 
 state, g^r/. g?P?fT /. gf^/ 
 
 ElDDi.E, 7i. chigma. 3'^r'JTr »«• 3Tr^T >». "JS «. '§^\^ or ^- 
 
 Some kiuds are «lf^3tfWT, 3T<T?5ffWT, ^^fT^. 
 
 Eiddles; covert, mysterious languar/e. •'JTSTf^T^ /. 1 
 
 To fiud out a r. f^rqidi^ 
 2 coarse sieve. JTrst ^siToEir/. ^roS'JIT «». 
 2'a EiDDLE, t'. a. separate tvith a r. ^r^'ii, ^FoE^, ^TSJ"! «. 
 ep^j. o/o. 
 
 2 malcc many lioles in. =qT5!;trr/. W-^J- of o. 
 To Ride, v. n. he carried ly an animal or in a vehicle. ^T§^\• 
 
 5R-riftH«T.&c. sraoT or ^■^ ssrinf-^fir, ^^x itot, ^rmt 
 
 2 ie JoJ'«e t« or on a fluid. Ff^:^, rf^'T'Jr, 'TI^, fT)T^. 
 
 3 io manage a horse. ^Y^^\^l■&,c. Hts/.-Ttft/.-STr^T^f n. 
 
 4 ta'ke exercise on horselack. q'rS^fT^-^re^TT^ sj^.&c. 
 
 2"o Bide, ti. a. 5R]W[ or spj^ ^M or loith ^J,-^'^-&Q. of o. 
 EiDE, n. an excursion on horselack. ^\Z^\^V^ V^f.-'^^ 
 f. ^ m. V. TTTT. 
 
 2 a road for riding. ^^X^m. ifi%^V-J. 
 EiDEB, n. V. V. N. 1. rt«(/ Horseman. ^fl^nqR-Ac. sf^foiRT, 
 ^^K or J^TT, ^^vC[ or ^smt, -^^T^I^. 
 I. addition to a paper, ^'c.'T^^^f. 
 UiDOF, n. ( of the back, a mouutaiu, &c. ). W-W m. qiST »«. 
 55 or zj% tn. XJ^f. 
 2 ( of a roof ). TT^K «i. — of a thatched roof. WiToE m. 
 
 E. pole. 315 or arfs or 3Tf^ «. 31^? »;i. Sf^toJT »». 
 8— as rai.sed ou a plantation, to stop water, ^st^ n. 
 ^Fii n. ^5 or ^f3 m. iR^TT ?«. 
 4 — in a field, &c. ^5 m. 
 ElOICULE, ElDICULtKG, M. V. V. ^x< n. ^\f[ f. sgj Or '<T^/. 
 JT orzxf. ^^m m. qf^im »». ^J^T^t/. f^?5I?n/. T^- 
 ft/. ^^^/. :^f^^/- ^^T n. ^^ m. :jH;^5^r/. 
 To incur r. ^?j?r %^. 
 To EiDicuLE, V. a. deride, jeer, Si'c. ^>?r, f ^ M.-^^ft/"- ^^' 
 HT30T <J. ofo. OT^moT, 5tTSTy.-5^/.-?T/.-OT^TH OT.-JT^qpf^ 
 f-^^f--X^i\f.-^f.-^VX^tf. W.X^ff. o/o.>Ta5^m«. 
 
 ^FT^, #m M. ^FToi y. o/o. 
 
 ElDlCULED,/). V. V. T^^3?5r, ?T^Rf %^3?IT, &c. ^q^f^, 
 
 snmT^, srTHfq^, »dm^ iH. 
 
 EiDicuLEB, n. EiDicuLisG,;?. a. V. V. ^HOIRT, '<Tn ^^^- 
 ElDlCULOUS, a. that mayjnstly excite laughter. f^TT^r^mr, 
 
 ^ 1 
 
 EiEiKG, a.— horse, &c. st^?rT, ^T^TPft^r, ^T^r^TT^, ^f^f^Jftxfr. 
 EiDi>-o, n. V. V. N. 1. tTitn^r^&c. ^w\ n. ^^rh or ^tO/. 
 
 EiDiNQ-nousE, EiDiNo-scnoot, n. ^'^m^^f ^'^f\^^\^r^ 
 ?5r/. 3T=^Rr^^r?5r/. 
 
 ElDlNG-MASTEK, H. aT>^^q;, 3T>JTRTf cnf^?^^. 
 
 EiFE, EiFEKESs. See Pkevaleki, Pbevalesce. 
 
 To EiFLE, &e. See To Plusbee, &c. 
 
 EiFF-EAFF, n. V. People. sit^^TK^'iI'T n. fHT^CKJ »>• 
 
 ElFLE, n. (T^ IT^FTrqt t^. 3Tr|. 
 
 Eio, To Eiu. See Wa>;to>-, To Waxion. 
 
 To Eio, v. a. v. To Equip, ^^roi, ?tjtT q;^^. 
 
 EiGGiNO. n. ( of a ship ). ^^5 n. pi. 
 
 "RiQUT, a. flt, just, proper. ^\z.ii\^.i ^^.|^X^X or STTr^Tr, 
 
 =ErTir?5T, ^i"?, gfspT, srMsft, fsr^, |^.^, 15, jt^t, '^rmr- 
 
 ^T, H'\?n:^T,mn'Rr,'§'4r, T'<TTq'F^, ^T'-irR^'T, 'TV^pftfH, 
 or f^^frsft, f^T^cT, f^T^snr, ?^I^;ft^, g?TTT, g^J^T, ^Tc5, '^^^ 
 
 E. and wrong. ^fs^n'TO'S'T. [ %^. 
 
 To be r. and proper, — actions. <f;THT=r^ TS"^, ^PTTW 
 To seem r. unto. 3'fE(FrrW-':TJTra-5?fft?T-<.tc. q^r y. o/s. 
 To set to r. v. To Eight. ?i'^?:-5iTr5l^-&c. mx^.^ «T^^ 
 m.-^\^,^x^ f. ^m g. ofo. f%?T^in. [^f^. 
 
 2 true, correct. ^TT, ^X\^X or SRT^T, ?TT^, ?fr=^r,^PT, ^f- 
 
 3 not left, e^irr, ^f^'JT, arq^sq, 3T5f?T5q, ^IHriT. 
 
 E. and left. ?f5?TTq?f°q. — gloves, shoes, &c. or hands, 
 feet, &e. TTTr^. 
 To the r. ir^f^or. 
 Winding to the r. — spiral lines, &e. ^%tJrT«T^ o;- tii. 
 
 4 rightly fixed, placed, S,-c. gqJU^T, gc5^, 3^^, ^T\. 
 To set r. again. gq^Tc:^. 
 
 5 that is on the right hand. :j^5qT^Trr=qT, ^^^r^IfTT^S- 
 
 Eight, adv. y. A. 1. and Eightlt. rft?, ^, |5;w, ^xj^X 
 or Hjdqt, &c. q^rr'TW, 'T'^TTTTn, &c. 
 E. or wrong-, ^tg^r^j^, ^s^^TT^. 
 2 ^^ rfecZ. iRW, qvfT'^, JfTfFT^^. 
 
 I. in a direct line. ^, v?:, trs^, tT5^r, ?isq;,^^?5r. 
 
 II. in a great degree, T. Veet. q>R^, a^frf. 
 
 Eight, n.y. Peopeiett, Justness. ^^\^ m. ^frr/. ^^^ w». 
 ^j^qtjrr m. xv^^w m. i^rrq^nr »«. %^e^f ^^^^f. f^- 
 ^Tq wi. j5FT »«. 5fltfqfq «. ^qi-i-MHT/ qr'<TT«''q «. 
 
 Might makes r. "FTOT 'RS m SW CT^ir ^f[^ ^r ^r^, 
 E. and wrong, ^qjqpqrq ?». 
 
 2 yw«< claim., legal title, £;e. ^RT m. ^jg w. arftl^n: w. ?T- 
 
 ^r/. ^f^^r ?«. ai^Frr/. hpt »«. s^ »». i?. etr^t »«. 
 
 That has r. in or over. ?l%qr^^. 
 
 3 right side. ^^sft^T^/. 5^ a^tT «. ^^TOTfT »•
 
 -RlCr 
 
 im 
 
 HIN 
 
 •i redress of tcrongjvstice. ^^vmn. ?^^V^m. ?f?/. ^^\^m_ 
 
 5 that ichich justly lelongs to one. ^^m.n. |igJTT?5?«. ^FPj/. 
 
 To Eight, v. a. restore to a right position or place. fe^Tift- 
 
 f3^Ti5rT^^-rfrwqTir5:-^'<TST5r^-^3Tpq-T^-&c. arririn, f "rrt- 
 
 &c. W-X^^ ^'JffTT'jf. [ &f. Ep^df. 
 
 2 put to rights. f^^T^q'', ^qiTTTf, g»T^^ o»- g'tTK^, sft?:- 
 
 3 do justice to. ^iJ^f.-7^\^ w.-iH'HI* "f. WJM g. ofo. 
 To RiQUT, V. M. iecome r(y/(/. fHST^TW, g"RT?:iJf. 
 Eight-hand, «. ;3vT^-&c. ^TH »».- f^ »»• [ ^Wj^. 
 
 To leave on the r. ( au object, on passing it ). J^qr 
 Eight hand ( man ) of a king, &c. S^sft^Y'^/. 
 
 Eight-handed, a. 3"^^r or ^'^^RT. 
 
 EiOHTEOus, a. V. Just, Pious, ^r^, ^qrqf^^, ?qi^crr, ?ft- 
 
 fdHiH, trw, yrf^^, ^TT^, Tr??T. 
 EiGHTEousNEss, ». V. A. k^ f. -^v^f^^ f. f^rrar^rf^/. t- 
 
 ElQHTFUL, a. having a jxist claim. 5T^7R, dH+O, ^T^f^, ^- 
 %^^, ?rrrT':TP^, 3Tf?.T^ft, f-^^R. 
 
 2 heing ly right. ^•:^^, ^%=5n, ^7f^.[^I, ^•'i^':?!^. 
 
 E. property. ^-^JTT^ w:. [^ftf?r, TT^. 
 
 3 consonant to justice, t. Just. ^ztT^RT, q"«TT'qw, q"<IT- 
 EiGHTFULLT. See Justly. 
 
 ElGHTFULNESS, «. V. A. 1. ^Hdlj't/. 
 
 RiGHTLT, adv. V. A. 1. ?ftT, 7^, qft^iT, &c. 'ifT^T^, jftFft^, 
 &c. q-«TTf^iT?T, ^T'^FtT^, q^ilTg'^, q-ilFiTTq', q-iTmm, '^■ 
 
 E. or wrongly. ^sFfTf-^, ftprFF. 
 2 arfi^ or iRraT^ %^'^i W^ (led. 
 
 4 3^, gqjTRT decl. 
 
 Eightness, n. v. A. 1. ^j^'T'JrT m. ^^qorr m. ^.T^^vn. T.]- 
 ^TiJir m. &c. qfl«rfr/. PTTT^/. ff:^/. ^m m. ;ftf?T/. 
 q-iir^qTqTir/. ^I^^^ «. -ilNIH^rT n. q-<TT5!TiTT/. qr'4T- 
 
 ij^f n. q-'^rmrnnr/. <fcc. 
 BiGiD, a. V. Stiff. ?rT5, FfT^T. 
 
 2 rigorous.^ infleocihle, v. Seteee. ^TfT, ^^TT Or ?JRTT- 
 
 8 ( account, &c. ) minute, exact. ^#7$rft=5TT, #ft^r- 
 
 ^=5TT, ^ritH'+itt^i +I4l+isl-^i, f?r5;pi1n^T^, 
 
 EiGiDiTX, Eigidness, 11. V. A. 1. ?Tlii4U|| m. rnSTT'JIT ??J. 
 rTTS m. f^SEai/. 
 
 2 ^JR^TTJTT »J. ^TrJRTtJIT on. ?T?^rPTt7TT «>. ^sftrpTOTT m. &e. 
 ElGiDLT, fiJi/i'. V. A. 2. qJTSTW^, ^g^^lTm^, &c. 5Fi|T ?r 
 
 3 +I4t+I^^T ded. ^'C. f?r:5E?ft55, ^^^-iTR^ST. 
 ElGMAEOLE, 11. V. NONSENSE. aT^frf^t M. ^t^T^ n. ^TT" 
 
 %q^ m. pi. V. \ ?5ra%^/. T3^55T m. ipT^ «. jj. ?5T^. 
 EiGOUH, «. sternness, lJ'c. t. Sf.teeitt. ^fsqoTT «. ^?:iR:q- 
 
 2 ( as of heat or cold ) intenscncss. ^JW'\ m. ^3T^T »». 
 
 3 ( in fever ). ^RT m. or ^"k m. pi. 
 
 EjooEOus, a. stern, strict, rigid, y. Seteee. j^t^t, ^IWU 
 
 or W^^-^^., VW^ or ^njjTT, viT?;^JT, ^FSR, ^PI'qT, 7?rT- 
 
 2 ( account ) exact, minute, v. Eioin. ^FTTtTTTr^, 'FI- 
 
 3 ( cold, &c. ) interne. ifi+^H, ^fl^, ^.j I H'MM i. 
 ElCOEOUSLT, «(fc. V. A. 1. ^^jqijiT^^ ^^!^?Tq<JTRf, &e. 571 ^ 
 
 ElGOEOUSNESS, «. V. A. 1. ^^^V^] m. ^?RRT<T1TT m. ^T^l^- 
 TOTT ?«. &e. 
 
 3 ihi+ilrfqoTT 7n. ^Pl^qurr ?«. ^^JtuiqiTT m. 
 
 EiLL, Eii.lf.t, m. sireamlrt. 'iin^. m. 'i(f^7, m. 'fl\^f. 'flt- 
 3;/. 'jfW/. H-iTft/. Crt m. ^7?[/. -jq^I w. THV^Z n. =ft- 
 f'/ ^^/- " 
 
 Em, 71. Jon/cr, T. Edge. W,\z m. R-.hki wi. ^fIt/ ^5 ". 
 
 E.-broken,— a vessel. HIT, ^5'p::pT, ^twST, ^;^- 
 
 ElME, n. V. HOAE-FEOST. H^TR in. ?ft^ »«. 
 
 ElMY, o. H«(KHq, jft^TT^q'. 
 
 EiND, «. s/ciw, larlc. ^Wjf. ^prq^ «. rT^T/ ^qRT5 M. =qH/l. 
 
 Having thick r. ^rr^'^JT. 
 EiNO. n. circle. ^ n. q^ w. ^vg^ n. =3;^ n. iTT=5 «. ■^.\i \ 1 n. 
 »R^T »«. JTTsft/. 
 
 2 ( of metal, &c. ). Jpft/. ^ ?J. jl=5». ^F?:^ m. «. ^'s 
 M. 5P5t55t/. Er?5T n. STToST »». 3TRT »». ^^/. 
 
 E. binding- mallets, rammers, &c. Mi Sot/. ERJ_n.((//w. 
 
 sr^^/. ) Mr/. 
 
 Turning- or moveable r. 'frtR*^/. 
 8 — as an ornament for the wrist or ancle. nt?T ?». 
 
 4 (finger or toe-ring ). ^^^f. ^^ n. ^pET m. ^z n.f. 
 cf$ n. ^R^/ 5^^y- — ^'^^ '^''^ ^'^''6 o*" D'iddle finger or 
 middle toe. 3^Tiqf n. 
 
 Gem or stone of a r. f^^ n. fft'F n. ^jTIT ?«. 5T^ m. 
 Guard r. q?<MoHil n. 
 
 Holy r. worn during religious ceremonies, qf^^ n. 
 qflr^'Fn. qf^=ift/. 
 
 Silver r. for the toe of a child. W^ »■ W^^n. 
 
 5 circular discoloration. aTT^Trf in. ^.i'l^j n. 
 
 G f irrfe of persons, S{c. q^ m. ^F^ »i! #qT3 «. Tt^/. 
 7 ( of grass, cloth, &c. ). f^T^m n. j^is or ^Tol/. 3Tf^- 
 TT OT. 3TRT OT. 
 
 8 — at top playing, Sec. tT"! n. 
 A hit within the r. tn'T ^RTT m. 
 
 9 ( as of a bullock turning a mill ). ■>TnTR/ 
 
 10 ( of wire for the nose or ear ). «TT5ft/. 
 
 11 sound of a sonorous body. ^TUTFR or rr m. ^Wf^Xm. 
 To EiNO, V. a. ( bells, &c. ) cause to ring or sound. c)M«|i?i, 
 
 qurqaiiiiaf, ^'JT?qWT?'jf. 
 
 2 (a horse). ^^miR-JTS^rsR ^^, 9R^, "^<>»>i^ «.- 
 %T m. q;w y. o/ o. 
 To EiNG, t). «. i:ound, Sfc. ^rr^irf, Hora'TOT, ^ iU KMU lfff, ^^^- 
 Wh., ^OTH'JTnt, 3lI5iJI'lf, HCTHWi^, f*Rf»Rut, rRl^, rmT- 
 ?roT, — intens. ^t^/iiuiui, ^iTHJI'Ji, riuiiuiof, ^lUlluiUT. 
 2— the car; //;if/e, vilrate. ^vr^ro^t, 5TUT^Tfr/. ^^.-jr^ig-
 
 KIP 
 
 736 
 
 EIS 
 
 3 V. To Eesound. ejiJI^iT^ intens. ^'JTT'T'jf, ^Tijf. 
 ElSCl-EOLT, n. ^?5^/- 
 ElNG-LEAEER, tl. T. LEADER. J^F^fT, m^?7ft, ST^^FFSTT^f m. 
 
 UiXG-wORii, n. ^? m. iJop. ^/ & ^T^ »«• «• =lTT^r '»■ T- 
 v^-+ui n. ^'F^ n. 
 To be afflicted with r. CTJS^. 
 
 PlNGINO, »l. T. T. A. 1. ^^^flJr « &C. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^^^^f. 5nJT5fafr/. f»TTfHft/.— "i/^ns. 5tOT- 
 5niTR m. wnM m. ^^^'nVZ m. ^(IIM m. ^'3\^^\Z m. 
 
 With a r. ^OT-^^-^ &c. ^'JT^jT'JI or oif rti^cHS. ^OTT- 
 ^m & ^ttTmr, ^^W^ or ort intens. qorrqf. 
 
 I\I^-GLET, ?J. V. CUBL. ^f^ «. 
 
 iTo EissE, V. a. icash ( a vessel ). f^^aofr O' f^gsiir, ^'Jf . 
 2 s/fsA-e aio;;^ ?« tvater, dip, Sfc. to cleanse. <'|olijo4i7f, ^- 
 
 y ( The mouth after a meal ) STT^^of, JT^orr m. W-K^. 
 Water for rinsing the mouth. <ffT=qJTK"T'T «. 
 ElOT, n. wild festivity, =^y^=^^]^ m. gJTTfo:/. ^S)^^/ y;- 
 
 2 j/^M-o"''. T- Tumult, qff/. trmfK /. ^TT «». ^if/. 
 
 "^ To run r. 'JTr^TW, ^JT^^^SIJI, ifTtT^^Eaf or q-T^Ranf, ^T=r- 
 
 jf3;<jf , iiiij+ciui, ^\^=^^^^ ^j\^^ or niTcnf , f^Tsri^t, f^j- 
 
 Ty Eior, V. n. v. To Eevel. yJT=iq^ /.-gHrsft /-'ima m.- 
 
 2 rfl;«« an vproar. l^/-^r «i.-^nrHr OT.-&C. ^FT'if-TS- 
 
 EiOT-HALL, «. V. Uproar. sjT^RsrrST m. siT^R »». 
 Etoter, 11. EiOTisG,^;. a. v. Y. 1. qfTiq^Kt-ifec. JfJ^itRr. 
 
 2 nff-5'TT-&c. *<"TKl-iT^T^aTRT-&c. 
 ElOTOUS, a. lehnging, ^'c. to noisy festivity. 5^^ JTR^TRT, 
 
 2 tumidtuous, seditious, — assembly, proceeding, &c. T- 
 
 8— person, v. EiOTEB. n^ ^RWRT, qiT ^^JTRF, ^%"r, 
 
 ^qsTRT. [i7'rq5l-&c.^C^. 
 
 ElOTOUSLT, adv. V. A. 1. q^ m^.?f, Tf^ =7r^^5, W=»T^- 
 
 2 nfM, ^i^qTH, &c. iT^f-^r-&c. ^fc^. 
 
 To EiP, t). a. ^ffl?-, lacerate. fqTyii., "PTSof , TJt^or, 1^*,^ -"PTf^ 
 -&c. ^raof, f^^fff , ^T^iTM. qRirf. 
 
 2 open or up. e^^, ???R^, ^i^Sin, 37t'^5t'^. 
 
 3 up; hale forth, briny to light, ^'c. v. To E.VP03E. ;j^- 
 
 ^fl^g.ofo. 
 
 To r. up faults. :7^5E%ft^/.-7^ro5^/. pl.-^^Jo5^m- 
 
 EiP, «. /ear cj-c. See Eest. 
 
 Eipe. a. Z(<./y. <T=gr, pT^?;r or fq^%?5r, qg;, <T^^, T^3?r?r 
 
 That is r. and ready to fall or be gathered— a fruit. 
 
 2 (in years &c.). THP, 'ft?f>T, q'ls, ^If 5, 7^^R, sri?^, 
 8 See Eeadt. 
 To Kipen, t'. n. fq-^iJf, ^^TR^, '7iEr-Tip-&c.^?iii,tTxfH«.-tTip- 
 qw/. ^^ g. ofs. q^?T?r q-Sr. 
 
 2 — as mangoes, tamarinds, «S:c. notH^of, nTH2<^,ir?;^^, 
 
 ns^^'Jf, Trer?r qoT-c^rnaf. 
 
 8— a field of corn, &.Q. ^r^C^TToi, ^.X^^Z^, 
 To Eipen, v. a. ft^=m, qtfq"^TH 3TriT^, "TT^OT.-f^TT'W.-^^- 
 
 ?tr/.-&e. E}Ruf 5-. 0/0. 
 ElPENED, 2>. V. V. N. f^^^rjr. 
 
 E. in the house, — particular fruits. ^r^f^=FT, ^T^'ft^. 
 E. on the tree. ^?:fWT, m'f\^, 
 
 EiPENEH, n. EiPEsiKG, p. «. v.V.A. fq^^fJiRr, qg; ^"Tr^r, 
 
 qg^^TW 3TTt»T0TTTr, &e. q^f, q=^r^. 
 
 T.V.N.l. fq^uiRT, q?jr|ruTRr, qtpsiiH ^iJrRT, &c. qx^m^T. 
 EiPENEss, n. V. A. 1. qi|quiTwi. fq^^q'iiT'"- &c. qtprti/. qft- 
 
 qipHT/. qr^w*. qftqFP'". qtp^nr/. <ft^«. 
 
 E. and readiness to be gathered, qnw!. 
 
 2 qrTfsqijrrwj. &c. ^Vr/. ^^^^\t[f. ^^^^^-^n. 
 EippED,_p. v. V. 1. fq^^^r, infrirjr, &c. fsr^rft??, f^of. 
 
 2 g-^?%?5T, &c. 
 
 8 g-^SFJBFST, (ic. 3'fTf%?r. 
 EiPPER, «. Eippiso, p. a. V. Y. 1. ^T'JTRT, fTS'^IRT, <S;c. 
 
 ^Rq;, f5rjR'Jiq;^f-q;R>&c. 
 
 2 3'«q'^Tn, 3'w^'JTRr, &Q. 
 
 3 S-^qJ^iOTRr, &c. f%^OT-&e. ^rTr-^Rt. [^T^OTT/. 
 EiPPiXG, fl. V. Y. l.~act. f^X.^n. ^^Xl^n. &c. f^^ROI?!. f^r- 
 
 2 a'^qiif'i. &e. 
 
 3 ^^^Z^n. &c. 3-|R:fT». f%^T^aT«. f^^TTOTT/. f^^Rnft/. 
 EiPPLE, Eippiixo, n. V. V. ^^^^f. {dim. ^dC^^f and 
 
 intens. &c. ^^loft/. & ^e5To^'«-) ^5!;=^/. [^of-^Pl^, 
 To EiPPLE, D. «.— ruuning water. T^^m^., ^3^5;-&c. ^r- 
 To EiPPLE, &c. See To Hatchel, Ac. 
 EiPPLER, n. EiPPLiNS, p. a. t.V. ^qa^oturm, &C. ^55^5ft?T_ 
 EiPPLiSG, m/y. «f«V7j a ripple. ?qoE-q;^-^?;-&c. ^2^55 or 
 
 To EisE, ti. 71. iefO?ne erect. 3^,7HT ^ITf^, 3'H=r'if, ^HR^T, 
 3TT?T?f«. WS^r, ?HR0fr/.-3"f^'<Tf?T/.-ctc. |f(Jf ^. o/s. 
 
 2 (from rest) get vp. fH^^ S'^ijf, g'S'jf, atfsiT^urM. ^R^T. 
 To r. early. 1^^ ^'^K ^Z^, 
 
 To r. late. f%^ g-f^Rt ^5of. 
 
 3 woi'e vpu-nrd, ascend. ^l.-^X^\-^lr^ decl.-&c. ^M' 
 ^at-=ErjiJf, 3TRT^0T «..&e. W.l^, ^>^^f^f.-&c. fm g.of s. 
 
 4 ( iu rank, fortune, &c. ). ^Jiif, ^r^ijf, >TtST-&c. iYot, 
 
 =^ w.-^j?ft/.-|f5/.-^5fft 5r?^?T /.-q^|f5/.-&c. ^m g. 
 ofs. q^l or qRl w. =sfS'n-Tr3 fm ^jtrt^'. 0/*. ^^ ^toi. 
 
 5— a heavenly body, ^m^., ^^of, fH^fot, ;jqq 9n.-&c. 
 ^of 5-. o/s. :j^ OT. qrqijf, 3f^-Ac. ^T^. 
 
 The mountain behind which the heavenly bodies aro 
 supposed to rise, is T^^frrft m. ^^qp^s; m. ^^^^^ m, 
 6 jurZ/, — a river, &c. ^50T, ^T'?f, qp^ft n. =5[?W,
 
 HIS 
 
 737 
 
 KIT 
 
 7 lake leginning or existence, originale, issue,tpring. ^7^, 
 SPTof, T?T=>I-=5nH-g^-3'qf?'<rT-ST^TT-&c. ^"tcfr, ^'J^^T'^, ^- 
 m, ^-Si^r m.-^Mri fr^Tt^ m.-^^n m.-&c. ^'il g. of s. 
 
 ^H^^f, ^^^^ m. ^my- ofs. 
 
 8 he excited, kindled, cj'c. %ot, ^>jf, g^ot, 3^, 7?'^- 
 
 9 increase, become greater or more. ^T3"^, ^^^, «Io5T^of , 
 
 ^n^iif , arftTF ^m, ^r »«.-&c. arf^r^ fr>if y. of s. stts 
 /•-ff^/-&c. ^"t<Jr g. of s. ff5/.-&c. TT^m.^ 
 
 10 break into rebellion or commotion, ^^of, ^Sr^irf, 1%- 
 
 ^ot' with qr, :?5r:r'jft./'.-3'5r5rr «j. ^"n, i^i^^ '^<jf. 
 
 1 1 — ground ; ascend from the plane of the horizon. ^- 
 ^, ^5 ;n.-^;r^ar/-&o. SPT'Jt, 
 
 12 appear, form, come, break out, Sfc. 3'5'JT, 3^'?5"5t, ^^- 
 
 13 break up, — an assembly. 3^af, SH^W ^"[of. 
 
 14— a blister, &c. 37=101, jsof, 3T>ctot or TWI'Jf, S'TRof. 
 15 — leaveu, flour, blulug, &c. ^°f, 5^5% <?'^"'f, ?r^- 
 
 16— rate, price. =^^, JT^^m, %^ /. ^m y. ofs.— 
 
 intens. =ifl^5ot, ^^urqonjf ( iniens. =qorM'jf ) , ^S^'JT. 
 
 17 ( in price )— an article. ^ w.-HT=r w.-'CRir/.-HI'- 
 
 ?j «.-&c.=jf5(Tr-^r^(if-&c. g. of s. =^^^. 
 
 IS— the sea. ??T^/. pi. ^SZ^., fJ5'^'-&e.ft'Jf, ^^TSEOT. 
 19 ^at'e fVi so!»-fe — a river. ^^^ m. ^fdf g. ofs. 
 Ei5F., EisiNG, n. V. V. 1.— «rf. 3^6t n. grnr TT^'^t «.&c. g'- 
 
 E. to receive a visitor. ^^rfT^JftT/. 3?»-"jr'<TR «. 3'- 
 f irr^^ «. STf^'iTT^r «. a/Z loith V. \. %.— Half rising in 
 receiving, fHTrtr^ftfr/. 
 
 2 fH^^ 3'S'?r «. ^^lif «. 
 
 3 m ^iif n. =^01 M. &c. s^mf 01 M. arrft^ »». ^^^qir^ n. 
 z^^f^f 3SK OT. 3srtT?T ". 3Sf?r/. 
 
 qrif/. =5Ts?ft ^5jr/. =5TS?f^rFTft/. ^^sctt RT^r>». ^s?ft 
 
 5 gi^'if «. &c. J^q' m. g^T »«• 31*^^^ w. 
 
 Sun r. ^T^ »»• 
 7 ^r^rf^/. 3S^? »». 3T3T m. JTr^ «. »r?7r^JT ?«. jjth ;;»;?. 
 ^•'TiT m. aTTTTT »«. TT^^iT m. 3TRH »». SlffcT/. ^H^f wi. 3- 
 tTf^'<Tfrr/. 3^'<TT^ «. 
 
 li. and progress. 34^fHW^ m. 
 
 9 WS^f ^ m. srr^/. JTCft/. 
 E. and fall. =etJ31TR m. 
 
 10 3^(71 M, &c. 3^r5fr m. >d4Nuft/. 
 
 11 =5js »». =5rsnT/. =^r^ OT. 
 
 E. and descent. =qSTrTR m. 
 
 10, 17. =5f^w. }\^f.— intens. ^^r?^^/. ^^I^ot/. 
 
 I. « rising ground, v. Hill. 3'=^nRr m. 3^^oir»». 3^r5 «. 
 
 11. a rising bump, tumour .^ ^'c. 3«IT^ n. g^Tot ?!. gq^rwj. 
 g^^o5T '». 
 
 ElSEN, j>. v.V. 1. 35=5^, gm rrf|^?jr,&c.3-fr'4fT,3T»-^f?'tTfT. 
 
 »3 
 
 3 ER 'ROT, ^?ft mSj??]-, 3?r?r. 
 
 5 THST^Hr, &c. 3i^FT, 3?TfT, 31>=gf7?T. 
 
 7 g-5:q?5f7T, &c. gqft-tm. 
 
 EisER, »i. EisiNO,;). «. V. V.l. g^HJiRT, T?<m-ic.^fiT-iFrr\ 
 2 3^0Tr^, fT^5T gsoiRT, &c. 
 Late r. — ^jocosely. ^q«r^ff. 
 
 4 ^siJinr, &e. =qsFtr,&c. =q'5^5ff7?ft=qT,=qs^^55=E?T,=q^qT« 
 
 TTTr^r, Ac. =5TJT^, ^Soft^EfT, =5)5RT, g^sf?:, 3^7. 
 
 I. growing up to adult i/ears. ^qSTTT^ft^r, ^Z^J^^^^ 
 
 3Tr5^r=siTr "rff ^^^qr =q^oTf?i?n-. 
 
 EisiEiLiTY, EisiBLEKESs, n. V. A. 1. ^?RTft?5?TT/. ^?T^?Tr- 
 
 2 ^^^^W'^Jf. 
 EisiBLE, a. having the faculty.^ Sfc. of laughing, ^^orrn, ^- 
 
 2 V. Laughable, Eidiculous. ^rpp;R<p, ^ Hr q'ir WI 'i'P . 
 
 Ei3K, «. hazard, v. Danokb. >Tqn. ^rr^'^Hn. tjl^rw. ^^gw. 
 At all risks, ^i^. 
 To run a r. ?f^;p?5/. «. ^PTot. [qr^-TTSW. 
 
 To EisK, V. a. hazard, v. To EKDANflEK. *nTtrT-qi^qtrT-<3fcc. 
 2 See To Ve.ntuee. 
 
 ElTE, n. formal act of religion, obseriance., ceremony, flp^/. 
 ^ n. \^^.V^ n. "^^jf n. ^^JT n. '^5fipqT/. H^^R w. 
 firffcTJn. f^rqiH «. f^q^H/. ftf?T/. 3TrqT0T«. arrqi^m. KIT- 
 ^^ «. ?irw^^'T n. arg^RI «. iTrr m. n. The sixteen 
 i?jVM ( ?fT^r ^'^R »». /iZ. ) purificatory of the human 
 male and initiatory of him into society as a worthy 
 member of it, commencing accordingly -with the frtt 
 appearance of vitality in the conception, and ending with 
 marriage, are, "RTHR, aT^T^rH^, ?ftH>fr5PT^, f^f^f^, 
 ^STTH^'T, 5Tm^"ir, f=1«^H0T, 3T^!TT?r^, =^?r^lT, TT^'RT, 
 
 qr^. Of the numerous rites and ceremonies of the 
 Hindus, those which could be reduced under or refer- 
 red to particular departments, ( ex. gr. marriage, obse- 
 quies, thread-investiture., conception, ) are, under the 
 words respectively expressing those departments, stated 
 or named: the few following below arc not so readily 
 reducible to any great order or class. arr^JTr, gr^tf?T- 
 
 «rg, j?FT^'^,5FT^3TRrft,rwjv?iT, ^z^i^z., flr^iiiq-, ^^a- 
 fmm^., Hqw, f>TfiTTr;=5^, g^ or d-iit^n, T^mr, ^?ft ^r- 
 
 iTrf^fg^. Of rites and ceremonies peculiar to Women, 
 some are 3TT^Tor, 'imt >Rot, Jnf-+^-ii£<^, nvH'llOfl<H, %- 
 srt'm, =^?3TT^HW,RriT ^^IiJI. Tor other words, Sec Oi3- 
 
 SEKVAKCE. 
 
 Course of rites. STJWH «. 
 
 Inauspicious r. — gener. 3T?I»T'TiH n. ST^H^Iirq n. 
 
 Eites and ceremonies, — compreb. or collect. arr^R- 
 
 Neglectful of ritea and ordinances. 3TT^fR^;T'j, 3TRR-
 
 ElV 
 
 738 
 
 EOA 
 
 Begular in the practice of rites & ordinances. 3Tr^r- 
 Ritual, a. pertaining, Sfc. to rites, f^r^ft^, l^fSpPTT^^TT, ft' 
 
 ^, ^f^ ( in comp. ). ^ [ 5!TT^ «• 
 
 EiTDAL, «. hook containing rites, q^/ ^FH^sfH/. ^^K 
 ElTOALisT, n. one skilled in rituals. f^5^^7, ar^ijr^. 
 
 Mere r. 5fq'T'iHi<fl. 
 KiVAL, a. standing in competition, ^^f, STf?rW«ff, ?THdl?5, 
 
 ??Jrr!TT or ^RrTT, W^^HT^^^, trftqint, (^^'4lfH?in!ft, ^- 
 
 :pr^«H?|, ^^'4^.^ ^^T'MiTf'fr, ^spt'^tT^^. 
 
 EiTAL, «rv. A. ^T^^hn TTJ:, ^Tfft^^HT^;, ^T or <p, STfriqlift. 
 
 To ElVAt, V. a. vie xcith, strive or contend inth. 5f<l<M{l /.- 
 ^d^/. ^R^ mill €r or y. o/o. ^tfaf, STfH^'^"^, srf?r- 
 FI^/. ?5Kof-tTm-^C^-'=rt?5t with ^ o/o.^T/.-^f.^F- 
 Ttif-OT^f^ w!i/j #r o/o. gosof, ^^, H^^, ZW /• ^T^- 
 ^m «'''V/j ^ or ?5T, iRt^^ JTtft-/. %f^ ^H^, JTt?!THrJT?5 
 
 (ftsfr/. ^Hofr, STst /-^r? m.-^ f.-&c. qfvior, itptrt 
 
 q^T m. '^, 5^ ^/- ^^. 
 
 ^pft 3Tf'<uiRT, &c. ^»T^r?5, <mN<t^. 
 ErvALiTSG, EivALBT, M. V. V. v^^j f. if^f^Kf? /. iR^F^ft or 
 sR^tTR/. =^rsj^/. ^f^/. fs^T m. 1^ m. I^rrt^ m. 
 
 |H^ or 5?FTTi /. ^f^f. ^n^HT^T w. ^nT?:^ «. ^t^ m. 
 
 Mutual or general r. ^T^^f^ in,f. 
 To EivE, &c. See To Split, &c. 
 
 EiTEE, n. ^^f- T^ tn. ( applied only to a r. personified as 
 male, as l%g, iiftoTH?, f?T^, ST^Sf, &c. ) ^ W- ^ /. 
 wfTrTT/. f ?^/. <m^^"r /. fh^f. 
 
 Bend or arm of a r. ^f^t^t^ »«. 
 
 Branch of a r. <pf^ »». [^c5sr^ m. 
 
 Committing to the current of a sacred r. nTTJT^Tf «• 
 
 Current of a r. -kjI^'I m. it(\'-irfl/. 
 
 Deep part in a r. 5Tf or ijfl m. ^%f. n. |? m. 
 
 Dry spot in a r. ^fSTT^ ?'«• *3t5^T m. ^5 ?;. 
 
 Pirst-rate r. n^H^f. 
 
 Hole dug in the channel of a r. f^f^r ni. ^wi\f. 
 
 Insulated spot in a r. StTT m. 
 
 One subsisting upon offerings to !l sacred r. JiTTT^. 
 
 Overflown by a r. rT^t^T^. 
 
 Sacred r. nnr/. 
 
 Spot where three rivers meet. ^^^/. 
 
 Swelling of a r. ^J^httt n. <tt m. 
 
 Watered by rivers,— a country. H<(1hm+, ^?5ITT?I^. 
 
 2 copimisfloio, ahtndance. <jT»i.+;-qi/. ( in conip. as ^TrT- 
 
 ^?^, sftTf?qT,&e. ). ^ [m. itToST m. 
 
 Ejvehwheck, n. rubbish that co^nes down with a fresh. tTTT¥ 
 
 Bi7ET, «.— the nail. ^ ^^^ ^ ot^ ^ i f^\ m. 
 
 I To IhvET, V. a. fasten toith a rivet. f^JoST *rre?T s^ToE^ot, *jt- 
 
 a^?^ %a;^ 3it!:Tor-f^2ijf-^r5^-&c. 
 
 2 tis;. fasten ^rndg. T^ Jp^ijf, H ^SFT-Ac ^m. 
 
 3 See To CuNCn. [ q=^ »». 
 EivuJvET, n. streamlet, v. Eill. arTST m. ai^Tf^ «». ^TTHT m. 
 'Roi.T>,n.^uay,path,Sfc.^^Am.l^^\m.^]Zf. <T*| /)o;>. qitT 
 
 Along both sides of the r. JT^f. 
 Along the line of r. eTR^l^F. 
 
 A long ( esp. as bare and dreary ) r. Z^^\^f. ^% n. 
 Cart r. ^fk^TZf. 
 Downward r. 3Tq'.q'<T m. 
 Extremity or meeting point of a r. fir^M. 
 Horse r. "^ism-i/. 
 Meeting on the r. ^vCkK f- 
 PaTed or made r. ^\^^^\Kf. ^fTI^/. 
 Public r. prrsir m. ^HTIf m. TT^?nTPf m. 
 E.-expenses. ^TZ^^ m. ^PT^^/. 
 E. making ( or repairing. ) ^^^^/. 
 Side of the r. an^^T'f m. ^\i4\if. 
 Spot on which three roads meet, frl^il or f^^rraT "i. 
 f?t3T m. f?T5t/. f^5r<iTT m. f^^ ». 
 
 Spot on which four roads meet. ^T5T or ^?ST m. 
 
 That is off the main r. 3TT^55'rft. 
 
 The right r. fig. ^T^TfTT^ in. 
 
 Unbeaten r. ST^^itiT ^\h m. 
 
 To be on the r. he coming. ^]Zf. ^X^. 
 
 To beset or infest the r. ^V\ m.-^W. f.-&c. tTT^. 
 
 To lay or throw a r. rw».-trE/.qT5or, ^5^/. •rt^IOT. 
 
 To pass, or cast behind, on the r. ^TCf?^, ^^ftjft/. 
 
 To set on the r. *TT'I^'<T ^^, rtm^i, ^7^^. 
 
 2 ( for ships ). HTT^:?!!?! m. 
 
 2 journey, travel. ^iTZf. T^T m. 
 EOAD-STEAD, «. TtTT^TST in. 
 To EpAM, 1!. n. Y. To Wandee. THOT, f^^r, >t?^, f|5«T. 
 
 M.-&C. sf^. — children or cattle. «)|cts'jf. 
 EoAMEB, n. Eoamikg,^. a. t. V. TT^TTTT, f<PTon?T, fliinm, 
 
 &e. ffr^nr-Ac. ^FTtI', — children or cattle. ^T^_ 
 EoAMiNG, n. V. V. XH^ n. fqi^, f^suj n. &c. ijjtot «• "ift- 
 
 »?Kar «. f|^ «. mR^K m. ^^m.f^^ «.— of children 
 
 or cattle ^i^-gs|ff/. 
 
 E. for pleasure. 7y^ n. ^W^f. ^r^>T »>. R^ m. 
 EoAN, o. — a horse. f^cTT^, i=tn^. 
 2b EoAE, V. n. — a beast. 3T^, ^<+>ii, 5^""'T, IT^I^, 3T^ 
 
 OT.-5T^/.-5T'i;r5fr /.-&c. "^or-inT^, jr^'t w. "^tt^, 
 
 2 «-y aloud from pain, ^'c.\. To Bawl. STRl'T, OTUIof)/. 
 
 ij?i^uj-iTTT^, aTT^DT, arr+idui, ?t^ »». "kts^, ffrs «. ^%, 
 
 ^ m. q;[^ or |?! qJTfff T#r, HRT 1551 ^F?7T T^, ^^ 
 
 n.- -m^tir «. mot, ^r^ w.-^rm^ »«. ^^, ai^^TRi' 
 
 ?3[ft or -i+'HHI^^ ^ot.
 
 SOB 
 
 739 
 
 ROC 
 
 3 speuk loudly, cry aloud, ^c. v. To Bawl. nTHiit, IoETot.- 
 ^^/. <pri>S-'pr|5 5it?roT, TSTT vt. ^TSoT-^PIf^ sTlPSof, fn- 
 
 4 «iai'« a /oi/(/ continuous noise; hcllow^ ^'c. — the sea, 
 wiud, &c. qtniJf, qRT^>Jf, ^r^T^'^T, TT^^, nr^ot, q^df, 
 ffoSToS'jf, 5?TcSToE OT.-^£5rr5 o;- 55 ??!.-iT^?rT/.->S:o. ^X^. 
 5— thunder, caimou, &e. T?:^^, TSrS'^r, trsrsof, 5<iT50Twf, 
 
 WJ.-&C. itof-STMCTl g. ofs. 
 
 6 at; Uuster and storm at lofrighten^^c. S'l^OT, ^i'+.N^f, 
 
 STR'jf, <^u^ui6t, ^aiTOTot, ^"TTROT, ^^T-I^ftfT, q^iir^TJi or 
 
 EOAE, KoAniNO, n. v. V. l.—act. ST^dr &.Q. ST^Roi/. 5^q^ 
 or JWI'jft/. ?T^T OT. S^^t/. 3TW55t/. nT^Fift/. JTH:!: or 
 
 E. of a lion. f%|?n^ »>. [T5 o>- afkf/. 
 
 To set up a r. ^Z■^^]^\ aTT^m midf. 
 4, 5. ZoK(/ a»c? (^ee;) continuous sound,— oi the sea, wind, 
 thunder, cannon, &e. m^\^ or 55 m. ^3T3 ?». ^^J in. 
 
 S^TTJ m. ^^^ m. J^W^\ m. st^FT »». ^"n^R »«. ^"TTOTm. 
 ^iTTTCTTT m. (fJT/. 
 EOAKES, «. EoAKiNG, p. a. V. V. 1. ST^poTRT, gT^irnr, &C. 
 
 2 ^rTS'nKT, armsfr m^t^irr, &c. &c. srf T^frs^Tr. 
 
 4, 5. n^oTRT, TT^TinTr, ^^ir<TTTT, '^SIS'JIKI, &C. &c. 
 
 Tt> EOAST, V. a. JTT^. 
 
 2 fig. Y. To Tease, To Eidicule. HT^df, SgT/.-J?: /.- 
 
 JT/.-^^/.-f^ft/.-&c. ^^ ^r- ofo. 
 EoAST, n. that which has leen roasted. *rr^TT n. TT^iTT n. 
 
 To rule the roast. 3TFT?5T ^'TT S^djf. 
 EoAST, «. EoASTED, p. V. V. TT^TFJc^T, TM^T ( remiss. 'HT- 
 
 5pr:, tt^?,) HT^k, *ri'^?T, f?, ^jr^. 
 
 EOASTINO, n.^.Y.—act. HPTdr h. Hr^oj^;/. Hr^TT n. HT^'ir 
 M. T^^ w. 
 2 *n^OTq;/. 55T or *TTT/. Ixf. ZXf. T^f[ f. f^ft/. 
 
 Te Bob, v. a. deprive of any thing feloniously or hy vio- 
 lence; abstract by violence, \. To Plunder, To Steal. 
 
 ij^dx, ^mrdf, ^Tjdf, ^ftqrsdt or ^rrsrsdt, f^di or f^r^- 
 
 dt, %=^?7r or f|}^dr, fl3^T^?r-f^f^ %dif-qut, tli^lliui, 
 yi«114^ Mt, 37"T^iT )i.-&c. q;?:i7t g. of 0. 
 
 To r. on the high way. jTR/.-^^T m. JKJxit g. ofo. 
 
 EOBBED, p. Y. V. ?^?5?5r, &e. ^fSrr. 
 
 EoBBER, «. Y. Thief, Plumdeeee. ^sffT, 5?re;, ^, ^ff, ^K- 
 ^, ^^, sTT^rft, ar^T^^fJ, arr^. 
 
 Attack ( upon a village, &c. ) of a gang of robbers. 
 ^^^r or ^rw m. 5f^T m. 
 Gang r. ?[WFff, ?^5^R. 
 Gang of robbers. ^^ oi- ii-ii] m. 
 
 nigh way r. ^JHP^n, ^TT^rf , ^R'n?!!!. 
 the Jlindus there are robbers by allotment of nature 
 and destiny. They constitute very numerous triboa 
 and classes. 
 EoBBEEY, EoBBiNO, n. Y. \.—act. ^ot «. &c. =^t[ f. ^ 
 f. ^5^ n. aiT^^ir n. arT^ m. 
 
 By r. and violence. =qt^^ HT^TT. 
 Gang-r. ^rfST or ^T^^ m. 
 High way r. ^]Z^n^\ m. ^V.^Jf^f. 
 E. and violence. ^"rftKT^ /. 
 EOBE, n. — the garment. itc5T m. ^tptT w». ^TT »«. ^Ji^^ /. — 
 in contempt. ^^^>Z or n? «. ?I?5^S »». 
 
 E. of honor presented by a king, &c. %?5rH /. 
 E. and turban bestowed in honor. :p?;r TTniJ n. f{:K- 
 TT^ m. 
 To EoBE. See To Attibe, To Deebs. 
 EoBuST, a. lusty, sturdy, ^-c. v. Stout, Steoxo. •<:TJT??7 t|- 
 
 2 See Hale. 3 requiring strength. iJ^ET'^T, ^T^T. 
 Egbustness, n. y. A. 1. ql^jqorr m. &c. ^r^r m. v^ m. 
 
 EocK, «. ?H«M of stone, i^z^ m. n. iffs /. f^Fir /. ^15/. 
 ?JI5"TT m. 3T».JTT ot. 
 
 Plat r. in the sea. ^\^\ m. 
 
 Hard as a r. f^ST^T. 
 
 Large r. ^S^/. 
 
 Ledge of r. ^j^m. ^5^'"- 
 
 Projecting r. f^5r??j. 
 
 Pyramidal or peaked r. gaqfr/. 
 
 E. in the sea. '^jzim. ^XVmm. 
 
 Sheet or stratum of r. ^FHTSEot. ^5^»». ^3^rt«. ^5"T 
 
 Soft, friable r. ^\^\ l^'S^ni. 
 
 Writing upon a"r. ^IST^R^t X^ /■ f^-^n^T=EfT X^f. 
 
 To cause the r. to flow. lit. Jig. ^3T^ '^W.m. aTTUIW. 
 To EoCK, V. n. move backward and forward, y. To Eeel, To 
 Shake, sndf, S^S^dr or ^nsnot intetis. Z^^^ cr jjir- 
 tSt, ^nHTdf. ??5df or 5I?IdT, aif|3dT, ^i|a!dt o»- ^f^|ct6t, 
 aTf^^?J.-&c. ^y. o/«. ?5?:T5fiT,?5S?;5^, FT^^dr, BC^ 
 -r5iM4-&c. fli^y. ^r5dr_ 
 To EocK, V. a. move laclcward and foricard on a fixed line. 
 f?^^df, or ^TH^rdr, ^t^^sdt or ^f^ssdf , S^^rdf, |%Hr-4i^*il 
 
 -5n«T-&c. qr!;dr, g"T%?».^/.-^?». ;)/.-&c. ^. 
 
 2 (a child in a cradle), ^'[m^irj ^irtM^i, 'TTB'^nH ^TiJ'T 
 ^^RHT-gr^ ^-&c. 
 EocK-oiL, n. wr^iw^^n. ^ff^^n. 
 Eock-salt, n. v\ or %Vc?M». f?T'^?5^1«. 
 EOCKER, n. E0CKIN0,;». fl. V. V. N. J^OTRT, ^TJlRr, &c. 
 STS^ftFT, S^SatfT, saiH^rTfT, H^^^, ^F.Z^X, 
 I. rocking stone. ;jr5?r ^15»«. 
 EocKET, «. iiM'«. ^TiTT"'. ^F^:^ qpTw*. a^firsnT*". atnw. 
 Bundle of twenty four rockets. %^/. 
 Hole or eve of a r. ^r^XJm.
 
 EOI 
 
 740 
 
 eo:m 
 
 Sky T. ^^ or ^^/. 
 
 POC'KETEEE, «. «]|U|'iK, STT^fi^. 
 
 KoCKT, a. full of rocks. ^STIT^T, JPTfT^r^TT, &c. ^5^5?, ?<T5- 
 
 ^T5-, ?T?^?I, ^2frr, :?^5C^. 
 
 2 fi;^. See Stoj;t. 
 EOD, n. twig, ^c. qpT^/. -3^/. ?l?^r^r/. 
 
 Lay on the r. and you'll brin^ on the scholar, sst- 
 
 2 (of office, &c.). tjft/.%^rt. 
 
 Bearer of the r. y^liM,, iJ^t^R^. 
 S— in land measurement. ^PT^t/. 
 •i pole for angling, ^ret/. 
 EoDOMOXTADE, a. V. BoAST, Blustek. ^v^tn. ^.Z^f. 3K- 
 JJ^^f. afTTRt/. TlTTITws. fRT^ or rf^^m. JPTT^ or 
 
 sKTtrfr/. iter??*, qr^trffrr/. 
 
 EOE, n. female deer, ^iiff or ^V^f. -^f, 
 
 2 «/-a!f». JTT?n^ 3=fff. 
 EOEBUCK, «. <^% ^JTTffHr fR^ 3Tt1. 
 EoODE. «. knave, cheat, dishonest person, v. Blaceguaed, 
 
 5^, 5n, 3i;5qT, 9>?r^, s^p^n^r, ^rt:^, ^Jt^Tr, ^=^, 
 ipts, ^rf5TT, jpT^fr^?, f^ffNT, a^tnmT^, n?5rR, htStk- 
 
 Pack of rogues. ^i5lfl-=it+ft/. 
 
 Slippery r., arch r. ^TZT^T nrar, ^T?T5ST ifRT. 
 
 iEvery r. is at length outrogued. '^T?T?5T ?f?r ^1^ *rJ- 
 
 ^ ^\ [35, nsT, sir:. 
 
 2 See Vagabond. 3 a shj, waggish, ^-c. person. n!^\^.^ 
 
 KOOUEET, w. knavery.^ cheating, dishonest practices. SIT?/'. 
 
 5^/. s^TiiT^t/ 5*r<«Tr/'. 5ff5T^r/. ijnwi^fr/. 3;ii?5- 
 
 BoGcisH, n. V. Knavish. 5^3r, 5^5;, ST^TT, 'P^'TT, 37, 
 3»irf , ?5'm«rt-=<is, ?5«IT5?Jmre, 35ir5f^T?TT^, ?^S?rs, ?I2^, 
 
 2 See Aech. 8 See Mischievous. 
 To EoiL, «. a. make turbid. »TS'o5-'l^-&c. ^^^, T^lft'if. 
 2 excite resentment, v. To Offend. tPTRT aTTTOT, ^rTT-?T- 
 
 To E018T, To Eoisteb, v. n. v. To Blusteb. rira ot. rTl^iif, 
 
 BOISTEE, n. EOISTEEEE, «. EoiSTERIXG, ^. O. V. V. dlriH Ig- 
 
 OTTTT, fTTRm^ToiTTT, ?monTT, &c. Vrsn\^ TTlZiTT, ^TH, qT- 
 Jb EOLL, l>. a. 9|ioDe % turning on the surface. ^\7^^ ^]Z^ 
 
 2 mote <o revolve. f^JTSior^ ;:5f^ ITH^^ 
 
 3 Krap around. ^^T^'ir, ?5"<T^qt, ^nt, if^af , »T3<7if. 
 
 4 twop round on itself, 'pffotoj- 
 
 5 ( cakes, &c. )form ly rolling. ?5n"Jf. 
 
 Lump or mass of dough to be rolled out. BRTw. ?5RV- 
 
 6 along, over, in ; ( as in mud, dust, &c. ). ats^of, 
 
 7 out. ?n?T7f. 
 
 8 up. jTSTsoT, jsroEr »!.-?a:«fi€t/.-&c. ^pruf y. ofo. 
 
 9 ( the eyes ). "qr?!^. 
 
 To EoLL, 4J. n. move ly turning round. fTl?^, ^Ra^T, ?2^- 
 
 atrT ^'St-^m-fT^Tji-^T?!^, gssm, f^^m, 52^, ?«^. 
 
 2— as a ship, &c. v. To Eock. 3if|aot, ^p^ or siriaT, 
 ^f^uT or ^q^otot, |?;;pTciwt, ^rST^ir, \?I^t ?». i'^.-?!^ 
 OT. jp/.-Ste OT.-&C. ^m. [Ht5^. 
 
 3 about ( as in pain ). ^^55^, ?^^, ^ot^os/. q^- 
 
 4 over, — time. HR^, ^c^oj, 'l^^tT'if, T?t ^M. 
 
 5 over and over on the ground. ^W.^., fTts^, TS'lSot, 
 
 Tssiiirfrotot, nfsts^sT w.-BRinor «.-&c. q;5:Dt— esp. as 
 
 in dogged resistance, &c. ^^^ f.-^^%%f.-'^W-^f!^ J- 
 
 6— as horses, &c. in the sun. ^^f. ^PT^f, ?I?oJt/. ^"t 
 7 down or along. qtTorfr or qt^ToEof. 
 Eoll, ?j. thing rolled vp. ^SEEpfr/. tfoft/. ^cEsr^t or ^«fry. 
 f^rST »n. 'T3T3T »n. JS^/- or a n. ^SRt/- or ^ «. >TSI 
 »»■ 'T^ /— esp. of paper or cloth, ^T5?t/.— esp. of 
 thread, &c. fq^5 «. ^PFPft/. ^TS^/.— of the betelleaf, 
 &c. qft/.— of tape, rope, &c. ^5tS or -JTlia n. qfra /(. 
 jl W. — as of dough, ?^r or ?»TC-m m. dim. FJr?ft/. 
 
 2 register, list. <F^ w. qs: W. ^T^lTft/. TFcTt/. rl^fJT ?«. 
 
 3 ( upon a drum ). fTT^TT or rTraTT »i. v. 5tr5. 
 
 4 See EoLLEE. 
 
 EoLLED, j5. V. V. A. 1. 3>.^g;r, wle^r %3f5T, &c. sT^jjf?!^. 
 3 J5T55SOT, sqe?5?5T, «fec. 
 
 5 rfldrff^jT, Sift?. 
 
 EOLLEE,«. EOLLINO, ;?. «. T. V. A. 1. r^t^OIRT, c?*!^ ^IITO, 
 V. V. N. 1. ?5idUIKI, vj<olU|K|, ?7lrfHH. 
 I. — for cakes, &c. FyRtfft/. FSi-iuJ «. 
 II. — for levelling ground. cTR/. 
 
 III. ( as of a mortar ). FIR-ITT m. — of stone. WT^J^T m. 
 
 IV. ( of an oil-mill), ?51T/. 
 
 V. landage, Sfe. qff rf/;«. q^/, 
 EoLLiCKiNO. See Feolicsome. 
 
 EpLLiNG, n. T. V. A. \.~act. ?JR''t «. ?^t^ %ot n. &c. 
 
 T. V. N. ?JR>Tr W. 53^ «. &C. OTf «8. 31'<rj<i<i n. ^?t !l. 
 
 2 aii^oiut «. |r5or n. &c. ^rf+NI w. 
 
 5 fTtoE'f «. &C. FSToS OT. fTioEOI/. fiR^f /. at^JPT/. PT^- 
 
 Proceeding to a temple, &c. by rolling over & over. 
 
 6 t^t/. 
 
 EoLLiNG-PiN, n. arauft/. OTf^ n. 
 
 EOLONO, «. gramdous wheat four. TTT «». 
 
 EoMANCE, «. ii-«W tale, Sfc. ^\\A^ f. ift^tl n. ifTr(t5q''m ?J. 
 
 To EoMAKCE, V. n. tell wild tales. ^R^/.-'<?TfTfl «.-'«Trrlif-
 
 EOO 741 
 
 EOUANCEK, n. E0MA>-CIKG, p. a. V. V. qfTTJ^lft ^fTJTRT, &C. 
 
 KOO 
 
 EoMASTic, a. mhl, fanciful, extravagant, ^'c. — a person, 
 a^^f^q, 3T7?rK^^ arS^frT, 3T!f^?5H?T^=P. 
 2— notions, taste, &c. f^S^TiT, a^Jft^^fHT, 3T^^^TfK- 
 
 EOMP, n. loistei^ous girl,]toiden. ^ift/. qtft/. ^Pit/. q^f- 
 
 115 «. r^'Urt. irrn^fq'ft/. f^TiarKT/. ^r^r^rtt/. HrrojV 
 
 2 or vom^s; rough play. ftTTT'Tn^'Tra' w. ftTTPT^/. 
 f%^ »». f^^^oi «. ijfiTJot «. «r»TnPT n. qw^IT^T «• ^H^- 
 
 sqr >». ^*Nt^ '«• *f^n: m. ^ttht »». ^hihiw. ^^h ?«. sfr- 
 
 2b EoMP, V. «. ^?ay rudely and hoislerously. f^^S^f, f^Mdotuf, 
 
 firTi^, m'TS'Jf, mroTT »«. -q'T^TR «.-miT^ffenr ot.-&c. 
 
 EoMPiNO, n. V. V. a?ii Koiip. f^^ot n. ^inz^ n. ftTTloTw. 
 EoMPEH, n. EoiiPiNG,/J. a. V. V. and Eomp. %^5iiTm, ^^Tf [ 
 
 Tstmrr, ffeTTSTRT, fq^rmr irtitiTKT, &c. trtiiP^nr. [^f. j 
 
 EosiON, n.fat bulky woman. q-<-^|riHINfff/. K^tT'^KT/. "PmHT- | 
 EOOD, M. measiireof Jive cithife and fve hand Ireadths. ^FT^/. 
 EOOF, «. cover of a building. '^^^f — of thatch, gccn: w. 
 — of tiles, +irfK «• — flat r. of earth, ery^ m. tTRt n. 
 Krst^ or TTT^qT^ «. 
 
 Aperture ( for smote, light, or air ) in a r. trff n. 
 ^^ m. ^ijf or -m^ n. [ ^V^^ m. 
 
 Corner or diagonal rafter of a r. ^riT^Rfr ?«. ^TT/. 
 End piece of an oblong r. =qtWlo5 n. jl 
 
 Frame work of a r. 4TT5 m. 't\vA\ in. ^\\f[^ n. 
 Lath-work over the rafters of a r. afr^TT n. ^TR m. 
 
 Lower ridge or cross-piece supportitg tlie extreme 
 line of a r. nj/. TI^TT or'is|.H<l m. 
 
 Of four slopes — a r. -^iMIoTt, =^^TT^t. 
 
 Of two slopes — a r. ^HToEt, ^^. 
 
 Slope or side of a r. <TT^ w. TT^ «. ^^ n. rff^ m. 
 
 The r. ( rafters, lathwork, &e. ) as preparatory to 
 the reception of the tiles or thatch. ^T^ n. 
 
 The thatch &c. of a r. — as distinguished from rnfters 
 and lathwork. ^^IT or ^qjR m. 
 2 ( of the mouth ). HT^ n. pop. rTF^/ Z\^ J. 
 To EOOF, V. a. jJHuft/. qT?m-^at, 5fi^CTr_— with thatcli, 
 
 55C<T?: «. ^?5^-^?:in, il + Kui, TRTR m. ^TT^af. 
 EOGFED, ;). V. V. ^I^orft qtrT3c5T, iJtqx ^fTrl^Sr, &c. tfT^uft" 
 
 =5rr, ^ttnr^. 
 
 EooFiNG, n. V. V. aMufl"/. ^t^nTiif «. &e. ^T^PT^uff/. 
 EooK. See Ceow. 2 — at chess, ^rft ??;. 
 EoOM, n. */3afe. 3T^W^ in. if^^T m. %?t m. 
 Absence or want of r. 'iT^T^-TfT^T ?». 
 
 2 racnni space. '*R^r5T »«. ^PIT/. m. T«R m. JfR wi. «[- 
 ^ m. ^R M. ^i?^r m. arr^v m. «. .tts/. ^n. m. ^\f\f. 
 
 €^f'^^ in. 
 
 To make r. get out of the way. f^^wt or ftvT=q6t, ^-^ 
 
 To cause to make r. mote out of the nay. %^nt. '^".Vi. 
 Boom ! make r. ! ^ ! 
 
 3 apartment. ^\zi\f. ^"t?^/. a^rsTijr or '^^1 m. 
 Inner r. TH^ «. nVfin: n. IH ?«. 
 
 Suite of rooms. ^SPT w. 
 Upper r. HTJt /. ^frffir/. 
 
 4 lieu, stead. vTPIT/. »». ^VTW «. ^'tT?^ or 3 »;. fs^r<n ". 
 In the r. of. ^JTPlt, ^FTf, ^m, P^^I^r. 
 
 That is in the r. of. «rF^r, ^rr^TT. 
 
 5 //Zace, opportunity. ^thT »«./. ^II^T w. r^\^ n. T^m j. 
 EoOiliLT, adv. loosely, at Zar^e. ^^"TO,^^,<?qot, ^R^^or^t. 
 
 To sit loosely and v. St^/. ^T^^ «TO^. 
 EooMiNEss, n. T. A. "k^ m. \^'^^qu]] m. aiq^qqxqotT '.'. 
 
 Sf^T^Titr m. &c. 5n?T^^ n. -■JT^RT ?". 
 EoOMT, a. spacious, iciJc, ^T. ^?1TO,"i^?r,^^N?TT^T, <A^%\- 
 
 Boost, «.— of a bird. 3T^ m. ^f^«. "TTTT >«. TT^r^ TT- 
 
 ^^ sj^fT^r^ r<TPr «. 
 
 To Boost, v. «.— birds. 3T;|5TT5n;-'<TP'TTtTT-Ac. STBof, 
 Boot, n. the part of a plant tuhich enters the earth. ^J^ pop. 
 nc5 n. Hoft /. ^3^5 or irs n. "^f. 
 
 Deep roots. t|{tn'ToE «. 
 
 From r. to top. aTT^^f . 
 
 Of firm r. 'T^'J^. 
 
 Bamification of a r. TToS «. MIot+w.JoE^f n. «a6«^/|/. 
 
 The principal stem of the r. vj<uiH<A n. 
 
 To the r. m^. 
 
 To take r. ^cET^oi, ^t(f. ;Frf9T y. o/«. ?rTim. 
 
 To take r. fig. get firmly settled or fixed. TT^T «. pi. \- 
 df, Mlcina: «. pi. ^THFf ^^ y- o/'s. ^JTSot, irt'ft/. SPI^ or 
 ^ijf y. of s. 
 
 To turn out r. and branch. "TT^ttS «.^?.-'TTa!H3i«.2''. 
 ^jTJj^ JT^oT ^. ofo. 
 
 2 esculent r. iJoS «. eP3 m. 
 Aquatic r. mi"I*«\ »». 
 
 Bulbous or tuberous r. ^i^ m. qpj vi. 
 
 Boots and simjiles of medicinal virtue. ^i\^€\f. 
 
 A vender of medicinal roots. iT^TT. 
 
 3 radkal or lower portion. ^5^ ?«. ^<!T «. ^'^^ <i. ^'^F 
 
 4 2)riina7-y cause, original, spring, source. Jp^ «. iiVi n. 
 
 gtTT »«. sft:^ n. arrf^ «. arrR^Wr^ «. jt^^riji k. ^?r- 
 
 ^ n. ^R ». arirf'-T '«. fl^T »». ^J^ n. ^ m. ( iu comp. ) 
 Having for its r. or origiu. H^^ ( as 'TT'TH^s^ J'.TT 
 pain of which sin is the root, ^flT^^ ^^^ contention 
 of which covetousness is the root, &c. ad libitum. ) 
 From the very r, ^^ly^ or h^^^.
 
 EOS 
 
 742 
 
 EOU 
 
 5 raJiial word. SRTfH /. 5[lS^rf*r /. 
 
 lielation of a r. to its rainificatious. ST^frff^^PTRjn. 
 
 6 (of aimmber). ^ "• 
 
 7 ( of a square or cubo ). <T^ «. 
 Cube r. q^=5 «. 
 
 Square r. ^^^^ n. 
 To Root, v. a. fix deeply, ^z^^ ^5?,^ ^^'^. 
 
 2 out or up ; eradicate. ^Z^., 3'T^'it, ^'R^ ^T^iif, HoET- 
 
 ^1?TT^ Ji.-7^~5^ «.-3^TR?t «.-&c. ^X^ <f. ofo. 
 Tj Koot, v. n. take root., lit. fig. jS «. isZ. 5:^0^, qrS «. ;)Z. 
 
 <iif, ?rrnar, ^^rsiif, ^SFriJii ^tr^/- ?5m"^-^at g. of s. 
 
 2— swiue, turn up the jroinid icilh the snout. "^V^ ^- 
 EooiED, p. V. V. A. 1. and, v. N. 1. vT1^^?5T or ^^53?!T, 
 
 2 g'TsSFST, s'qppT 7FF3?5r, &c. ??HfS5rT, vJrmP.n, s'f^^r, 
 
 EOPE. «. 3n; OT. (/(«i. ^ift/. T^BT '». rfi»». T^fl'T/ =TTST w. ^- 
 
 no; m. ^?^ m. 
 
 Large thick r. ^<^5 w. ^R5 «• ?r?5T w. €t?5 w. ^"r?!- 
 
 Mark ■norn bj a r. ^P^T^T '». ^PT^rrfr/ 3T^"rT »». 
 Piece of r. ( or cord }. ^IT^S «• €t^^S «■ ^FSr WJ. 
 E. of a single strand. %^ »». 
 E. of grass, &c. ^ or f^/. 
 
 EOPE-DAKCEH, M. V. TuMELER, ACTOB. ^T%^;^^7ft Or ^TTSHT- 
 
 Eope of r. ^r^T m. 
 EOPK-DANCISG, «. ^H"tO<T or ^,q- «. m^cf «. 
 EOPE-LADDEB, M. JRT^tRlft/. 
 
 EoPE-MAKER, «. Jji^rff. This is a particular caste. 
 EOPE-SHEW, EOPE-WALK, M. ^FT^lTt Or W-T^it^f. 
 EOPIKESS, n. V. A. ^K m. ffRT^SH'JIT «i. 
 Eopr, a. stringy. ^7tT5E, 
 To be r. ^rtTSTof. 
 ^OSASY, n. string of leads for counting prayers. ^^^WA 
 pop. ^qJTRI or 5JT/. VWJ^J. ?tH5ft/. -iT?7m?;T/. JTT^r/. 
 
 Piui^-ers used as a r. ^in?ir/. 
 I'osK, ?!.. — the bush. n^T^ m. Jc^Rr^ gtS «.— the flower. 
 
 China r. — the plant or flower, ^"^f/. ^T^'s;/. 
 
 Conserve of roses. J?^^^ ??J. n?!rst=^^t or S^^/. 
 
 Extract of roses, n^^^ft 3TtT^ n. 
 
 IS'o r. without a thorn, '^r^^ ?fii ^*fT,f^':Tr^ ffii fJr^ff. 
 
 Under the r. v. Seceetlx. ^RT^f. 
 2 cooper's rose. ^f=;?^JT?5 «. 
 EosE-APPLE, n.— the plant, ^f^l m. ^g/.— the fruit. vJlf- 
 ^ m. -i^ n.— the plant or fruit. m^r^\'!{m.T^^^^\^V^m. 
 EosE-coLOEED, n. ^T5fl, 'prr^fttir^, ^^aw^\\^ th^. 
 EosE-wATER, 11. n^JT'lTT^'T n. n^^T^ m. 
 
 K.-vessel. 2?5m5R ». n?5TSI^^/. 
 EosEATE, EosT, o. rose-colored. n?5T«ff, J^'Tt'ft, 2t7f«ft^- 
 
 2 rosy ^ full of roses, n^^r^ft^. 
 EosiN. See Eesin'. 
 
 EosTEn, n. register, Sfc. v. Eoll. <p^ m. "^iT m. 
 To EoT, t>. ?j. putrijy_ J^jof, ^I5ot, ^^Tsof. 
 
 To r. and run,— nielous,&c. '^"VS^ or sqaaf, i^ot+ot, 
 
 3Hoiui, «n;«r^"Jt, g^aof. [&c.^riji. 
 
 To EoT, i;. a. make putrid. ^?PT^, ^fS^^T, f ^«r-Bl?rT- 
 
 EOT, n. ( in cattle )— the disease. ^f{ f. ^rrST m. ^■[\ n. 
 
 EoT-GCT, w. (^(7e</e Sf sour liquid. ?T^ »«. ^r^^ »». ^«f55»R «, 
 
 EoTAET. See Eotatoex. 
 
 EoTATiON, n. ivhecUng, turning round, circular motion, nx- 
 nx^ n. =^=sfmfnf. ^q^r^xf m. t^PTeT^?! n. qTJiV «. 
 2 succession. q'r??7T?r-'?roift~^-&c. qiiqrfn'-^FqT^r-&e. 5p- 
 JT M. StT5'T4f/.3TT^'f«. ftv^?ft arrSJ/. =E(spn. T^irS'lw. 
 In r. <1To^^, 3ir^^, *HM'. 
 
 EOTATOBILT, adv. V. A. 1. ^5I5ITrft?r, &C. ^^.^f^, 
 
 EoTATOEY, a. V. N. 1. tm-ning on its own axis, turning like 
 a tell eel. =EfTpncfrqT, ^q^PTSf^NT, &C. ^EpPlf^r, 'qifi'mft, =^- 
 
 2 following in succession. 'JT^J^-H]^\^-&c. ^wrRT-^T'TT- 
 
 Bote, m. ?;iere repetition. qr^P^ «. ^FF'jffy. 
 
 Mere r. learning. qt;fi5rf^37r/. qlTJ^ftrfl/". "itq^f^raT/. 
 That acts by r. qt^^FTJ^TT, q't^^TT. 
 That knows only by r. ^r^^TT, ^^^jn, ^J^Z^fkr^. 
 That is known only by r. qm^, T"^T^^f|fft^, qr<??:- 
 
 HoTim, a. putrifed. ^:^^] or f^^T, fHST, ?t3^r, ^S3, 
 Eottenish, rather rotten. ^^?, ^?^, ^H^P^. 
 E. and corrupt, — compreh. or gener. ^^T^rre^T, 
 2 fig-, perfidious, Sfc. V. Ealse. f^^T, iT^r=EIT-^T^=^f - 
 
 3 — used of ground. ^Jnt. 
 Eottenness. «. T. A. 1. ^^%>TaTT m. J^%T''IT»2. ?I3%'?<'JT»':, 
 
 EOTTJND, EOTn>-DITT. See EOUND, EOUSDKESS. 
 
 EoTUNDA, n. round building. t[]^--^-^^-&c. ^x n.-&c. 
 
 To Eouge, v. n. ^^^\^T-■^xl'\^X-&G■ X^ m. ^A^^_ 
 
 EOUGH, a- not smooth. ^^ffrT, ^?»lffrr or ^S^l'TrT, ^JI^fT- 
 
 ^?i, 3'^jiT=rT?^'r, g'^jrT^r^, %^3 or %=En5. 
 
 2 7io/ elegant or neat., not finished nicely; coarse, clumsy. 
 
 f^s^fts, 'TOrsr, VA^^x or TeTHFj <??r, ht5, sh^, ^siar, 
 ifrrsj^rft, Ir^t^r, ^fs or ts, ^^r. 
 
 3 not gentle, soft, courteous, or mild; rude, hoisteroiis. 
 <j-c\— person. 'TO^'TT, '^^r or tra^T, ^Sm, ':'TRiTr, ^T?- 
 1T, iT^g^rstT or cS'TT, ^f?T^^5!;,^?fIi:tr, ^HR-€fr,t5J^T»^r, 
 
 =EJT^=r^'JiRT, aTTHi^:, 3i3<[t5, a^s^finr, fsr^, ^ts or ts, 
 
 action. KRTT«Rft^T, ^^ST^Bft^r, ?7T5"?ft^T, &c. 
 
 E. action or work. X^V^ f- ^TSHgt/- 5lt?"7ft /■ ^-
 
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 4 not gentle in operation; harsh^ secere, S(c. — measure, 
 remedy, &c. 3TT, ^^-rT^Rl, 3'OT^m=?TT, T[?7?ft, a^nf^, 
 
 5 — a workman; coarse, clumsi/. ^TR^FTT, ^^iTT, ^?I^^-irr, 
 
 ^?TT, ^n?^r5:\r, ^5^, hhtsp, gre^prRt w i^qr, v^a 
 or ?^. [ f^^e^^. 
 
 6 ( to the taste ) austere, Sfc. ^^ pop. ^^r, ^|T, 3TTxi?;, 
 
 7 ( to the touch ) priclchj, Sfe. =q?^Off, =^T5?7, ^sj^tfT. 
 
 8 not polished, not wrought. ^^J.^ ST^T^ffcn, 3T?l>?Jrr, 
 
 9— the sea, &c. agitated. ^SToESST, ?H5JS^5?^?Jr, fja'^, 
 
 10 tempestuous. ^5ft, sfT^srsiT, 3'^r?n=^r. 
 
 11a caleuhUion, estimate, &c. aT^THWr^r, aH^oft'TT, 
 
 Jo EooOH, v.a. with it.'hT^ f.-^PSm. pl.-&c. ^fmoT-Hriot, 
 
 TiJ EouGH-CAST, 213 EouGH-BO, To EouGH-HEW, V. a. give 
 the first shape, to form rudely, coarsely, Sfc. HTS^, TT- 
 15 55fOT, ^^ n. ^prsot y. ofo. ^rsof, ^Tf^ S^iof, ^I- 
 ^<jf , 3iT):^jRW, 3fr?lT?6t, 3TK^5-&c. %?Taf, '^I^FRRT 3TT- 
 
 iRouGH-DRAUGUT, n. rude sketch, c^'c. ^5:51 ?«• ^75'". ^':l ?«. 
 
 lb EOUGH-33KAW, t>. a. slcetcli roughly. Wt^-, ^'^^i^^^ i 
 
 »».-'3rT5r'n.-&<?.^TSW<7.o/o. 3Ttq^ift/.-3T^?^«. ^;xp\ g.ofo. 
 To EOUGH-HEW, V. a. V. To EoUGH-CAST. y4+,l?i. 
 EOUOH-HEWN, p. V. V. •H4+'c*?5T, Tfl^. 
 SOUGH-KIDEE, 11. =^V^Tp'^r^nX or ^TT. 
 
 Business of a r. ■sfTJ^^T^Tft or Kfirt/. 
 BocGH-snOD, a. ^?,ifi-:iiT ^TMT^T. 
 
 BOUQHLT, aJr. V. A. 1. ^^ftrT, ^^Sfftrf, &G. 
 
 2 qj^ ded. 
 
 11 3H^HMI-HM, &c. ?'4fJiTT^TH, ^TrPfrft. 
 JlODGHIfESS, n. X. A. 1. ^fT?^flr(yuiT m. WS^^'^UW m. &c. 
 
 TiST^ m. &c. [ /. Tm^f. 
 
 3 tT?T%'mf m. TiffqiTT m. &c. r\7^m'[ m. ?;isqTJTT m. OTIT^ 
 
 4 viMMUfT in. <fJ5t'TT"Jn m. ^•Jp^mT m. &c. 
 
 Bound, a. circular, erra^r, srg?^ /(o;;. ^^, cJtJ^i + k, g-r^, 
 ffTTSFI^, =Ef?PT^T, =q^;S5rT5, HSJ^reR, SR^reiT, sp^UTT^TT, 
 
 ' Exactly r. iTTT'ft^-&c. mfT5Cr. 
 Eoundish. JfHTZRTT. [^, "Tpfrotr. 
 
 2 spherical, globular. ^r?T55T,'TT?5,nT?5T7^,«f^, spg?^^- 
 
 3 cylindrical. ?;iR^, rUM^'fJSPFR, <t^TPp5^ 'TTS^R, n\- 
 ?5, ii<<<'l-MI=5f 3TT=BRr^T. 
 
 4— as a number, sf^ O)- Jt^FP, STT^^, ITT3C^, 5t^ T^^^T. 
 A r. number, number that ends with a cipher. q ^H f 
 
 arfij; w. ^if?t?TqnfT>?qT/. 
 
 A r. sum or price, ^t[^ f^H^/. iftq H'R «. 
 6 See Plain, Positive. 
 Bound, «. tiVr/e, v. Einu. q^s «. ijrr ?'i. HS?! «. ^ij^n.^if;;). 
 
 2 circular slice. ^^prfT/. ^pf:^ «. xi<fc^rt/. 
 
 3 ( of a ladder ) rundle, v. Stei'. <TT^^T wi. qr^ft/ ^/fe/. 
 
 4 revolution, circular course of action. ^] m. %ft/. %^- 
 oft/ ^ip «. ^^T^TSn «. f TTT^HF n. ^^^^ m. tfriffrT/. 
 <fliq-Tr^ M. 
 
 5 or rounds ( of a guard ). %ft/. T^/. [^f?TTT/. 
 R. of beggars, idol-worshippers, &e. in a city.^n^^r- 
 The rounds of Fortune or Destiny. sjjifi^T-'^jjT^i.^. 
 
 fiT5fr?fT-&c. ■^]^^x\ m. 
 
 6 round about course, v. CincciT H | c| i j i m. T^^T f. 
 
 7 ( of rope ) coil. Sfsr m. ^cTOT m. «ttnt^/. 
 
 EouND, ffi^t,'. circularly. '^i^J-ff\l^.\i\-fm^,\%^-&.c. m^TT, »TT- 
 
 nr, n?:mt, TrmT, iTRf, ffiTifVr, fnTf^iTf, '^^.^■^^ »??i^^. 
 
 To look r. 5Tf?T-'7r5tm'i-&c. ^Tfrf, <?T3tHfiT itiRR^ 
 
 To turn r. the head, miu'l, <Tre W- f^^uT. 
 
 To turn or come r. fig. to change opinion, ^'c. fip^iir, 
 
 To turn r. ?woZye.f<p^6t,qCTKot,»l=['n:-<S:c.ftR:or,»3H5r, 
 >JJTni ?^.-&c. ^FTof. 
 
 2 or all round; o« all sides, v. Arocnd. ^HT^?^, ?1HT^RT, 
 
 3 circuitoushj, v. AliOUT.%-q-T%,Hr5ir5^^, %n ^T3f^-q-- 
 ^^5T, IT^T HT^TT. [*TR^. 
 
 To go r. %Tr OT. ^M-?r"^-HR^, ^If^FT m -^ig?; «.-&c. 
 The whole year r. iIRJTW, strht^"^, «fT^JTf^%. 
 Eo0ND, prep, around, over the outside of, v.About. ^^7T, m 
 
 *ii*irii,?T'TY5rfTr. [?T'Tnr?TT. 
 
 2 o»! nZZ sides of, v. Abound. aTRr^TRT, »¥TerfIT, Hr^?rT?5I. 
 To EouND, «. a. !TRf3r-'Tt?5-'rraT^R-&c. ?^ot, ^rCTaRfoir m.- 
 
 &c. arnipt. 
 
 2 ^«T W1.-&C. trraSt. 
 
 Eoundabout, a. circuitous. V=^r^T, *Tt^rf5?p5Tr, PlT^f5»TT^r, 
 
 ir^TT^r, fR^'TT^r. 
 
 EOUNDABOL-T, «(/«. 0»fl//«iWf«. ^Hi^nr, ^HTSRT^, HHI^- 
 rft, 'TT^PTT^r, WHT^, ^fHIiTR, 3T>5mqT, STf^Hf^, 5T%1w, 
 
 arm-fTrrr^, ^THcrFf-.i^rirfTTH, etts^t ded. 
 
 Eekting to the reg-ion or parts r. HRrTTf^^. 
 2 circuitously, v. About. ^-TRT, 'TTtm-irT'T, ^TR^RffT. 
 
 To go r. TRT *". ^m-qot-iTT?Tit, iR^ m. ITROT, qqR 
 n. HR^i. 
 EouND-nousE, n. ^Ht^Ht =5t^/. 
 EouNDLy, adv. flatly. j)lum p. peremptorily, S)C.\. PositIVELT, 
 
 Bi-uNTLY. ^T^, triTf^, ':T5wrfm,f^^T?5H, f^?jT^,qf^5r. 
 
 2 /o //;e prtrpo-ie, vigorously^ Sfc. v. Smaetly, Well. ?:- 
 
 EoUNDNESs, n. V. A. 1. qr^raTTiTT m. ^TToJirtllT »(. nTrS >«. ^■ 
 
 2 EfT^aTiir pi. 'ITtTT'TT m, ivB »». "ITrSlf /, JITS?^ n. ^-
 
 EOW 
 
 744 
 
 JiUB 
 
 S?^ n. ni-llvhrri/. &c. 
 
 3 nl-14U4Uir wi. 35|«(^rfH n. &c. 
 JvOu.NDEOBi.v, n. ^I^A^TK ?r^t^ 3T^f/. 
 Hounds, «. of a guard. T)<t/- TTH/. 
 KouNDs-MAS, «. ¥n;0, 1^^^. 
 To House, v. a. v. To Awaken. ^FTT-^rnfT-HT^q-&c. ^F^nirf, 
 
 T^jf, ^'r<Tjfr5/.-&c qj^y. oj'o. ^\^^ n.■^^\'^(^ ?».-&c. 
 
 jpTiif g. oj o. SR^-Ac. JRof. 
 
 2 stir up, V. To Excite. :3TmT-&c. :^^, TS^of, gr^T?5^, 
 
 ?^Tc5/.-j5R<^/.-:j5f'^=T ■«.-^r':T^ «.-iT5n;:m «.-&c. 5p?:<jf 
 g. ofo. [«. qJTr%^/. 
 
 EouT, n. rabble, mol, v. People, t^ n. ^r\^K x. ^T3^3 
 2 ( of au army ) defeat and dispersion. HIT "»• ^•^'TTw. 
 JTun^T'Jr/. HtnroT ;«. ?fRfT<Jfn. m^TifK/. fTRmsn^f/. rT- 
 
 (JoE^JTt/ qoEfeTTTOT m. q-sj-^Ttfr/. 'Pf:fT^^F/. q'tTHfl/. 
 
 fa^fi^fq;/. ^T^m^/. ^^v^ or ^m/. ftr-lsfr^/. ft- 
 
 Ftter r. JTrsq^f/ "TTtTqrr n. ( as qriJITrf grS ). 
 To EOUT, r. a. defeat and put to flight. »fr5"Jf , 3"fcT^% 3^?^, 
 »ll<l=(ui 0)- TT^qirf, Hfl »«.-*rn m.-JTon^ui /.-FTTrRftT/.- 
 
 &c. ^6t y. ofo. '^K ^mfpl. T.^^ g. ofo. ?T^r?i^T «(?v. 
 
 9^<T^/.-'To5<T^/.-&c. JpTof y. o/ o. 
 EouTE, M. V. KOAD. :3Tniqr=qT<?fn m.- Hm m. 
 
 EouTED,;). V. V. huh^, Tcc^esT, =^1 ^\z\ %%?5r, «fcc. f^T- 
 
 ^^, HW. 
 
 To be r. ■>T5^iJf, H'JTT'n^ intens. 'H'tTrm'n', ^?rf^mT55- 
 
 <Jf, ^t^rr adv. craot, ^mr^r^r ^q-'Tosdr, ^^^xi ^tdf , t- 
 
 EoUriNE, n. round of duties, fi^^^^\7,m. fH^r^^fiS]Z m. f?r?^- 
 
 Of the daily r. f^TfT^SfrT^r. 
 To fall under the daily r. 1^?^^?fr ^%^, 
 To EovE, V. n. V. To Waxder. f^s^t, H?:^oT, iT?:^FT-f|T?t 
 Pu^or, ?^s f^#ft /.-';ft^:TJT'Jr wi.-tF^:^jt M.-qfx^H'Jr ».- 
 
 f^fR w.-f^^^oT 7J.-&C. ^F^tif, ^.?t^i=t fp^, ^ffSpT/. sRiJr. 
 EovEU, n. EoTiKa, p. a. t. V. fpuirn, T^oTm, f|5?f f^fi:- 
 
 <I7RT, &c. f|€i4>-^r, TftgJTOT-&c. ^rcTf-^Rt'-&c. q'<T'iJ^Rt^ 
 
 ^>fnH, ^rr^qr, :f c?qT, *R^'V^ oj-hTT^— esp. as used 
 
 of children. feTTyHTT^f , 'JTT^rc. — Female r. HJ-T^rai^fl/. 
 
 Male r. H^^?;^. 
 
 I.— the mind, &c. discursive. 3TTSr5J, 
 
 II. ranging robber .^ SjC. 95. 
 How, n. ra«l-, line. 3?ro5 oj^^^f. ^sft/. qf^^JO/). tjiiFf/. ?:f- 
 
 »T/. >pn OT. ^f.^f. \Ti^if. ^Tf. JTT?7T ^JOiJ. mas/. 
 =:^TRf?5/. T^ffr/. TTfiT/. «fufr/. 
 
 In one continuous r. arr?:^^, ^r?^'^,&c.^r^, ^^?rff 
 
 In rows. |Rr^. 
 
 E. ( of flowering shrubs or plants ). rTT^cTT m. ?TT?t/. 
 2 ( of houses ) allrg, .j-^. ^x^Jt\f. ^^i^. .3^55/. x(t^/. 
 
 Eow, n. riot, hubbub, ^-c. v. Tumult. ^<Jpjjf»M, v*t/. »Ttqs»i. 
 
 tn3[?5/. tTfiarw. n<f/. ?Rm «. 
 
 To kick up a r. ^^Jin. HT^of. 
 To Eow, f. a. V. To Scold. ^^Rtif, ^1^^, ^T5^, a^TT- 
 
 5^, ^^^/.-^^'7lt/.-&c. q^rsi^ y. 0/0. 
 To Eow, V. a. (a boat), cf^iqijf or ^^^5] or cTr^of, 3T«Tr^<?r 
 
 ^^^-&c. ^DT, ^qf;R>n or ^^Mor, q-?;r5fofr/.-^p5i^r w- ^- 
 ?^=lTw. ^^"Jf y. o/o.Er?|«. HR'Jf-HTC=T =t''ji,%^»«. mr^Ji. 
 
 EowEL, n. See Seton. 2 — of a spur. =5(^m. 
 
 EowEii, «. (of a boat). ^^^ or qFI^ft, 3T^?IJ|Pft, ar^FTT, 
 
 EowLOCK, n. part where the oar rests. ^?^/. 
 
 EoYAL, a. belonging, ^c. to a king; regal, Icinglif. tlOHMT, ^- 
 
 E. attenJant. n^%?r^. 
 
 E. audience chamber. ^Mt^i^lROT. n. "^^.n. 
 
 E. eity or town. XV^^^tif. ^T^MRff /• ^T^J^/. 
 
 E. circle or court. ^^3c7 or s». TV^Az^f. 
 
 E. court or hall of justice. ^^^^r«j. n. T^^^^}f. 
 
 E. court or assembly. ^3i^^R?». n. ^T^^HF/. 
 E. delights and diversious. ^^ftf^T^m. 
 E. duty. ^^W.T^n. 
 E. dynasty or genealogy. X\^^^f. 
 E. edict, n^rfir/. ^T3T^TT?T^«. 
 E. letter or order. ?T^^^»J. TT^T^'J. 
 E. mansion. XV^m^m. W^H^Zln. 
 E. revenue. ^r^q^». Tr^^«. 
 E. signet or seal. ^^^T/. 
 
 E. stamp or seal impres.siou. TT^'J^l/. ^T^f^'^fM. 
 E. symbol. ?T^?I?TO«. TPTf^'f«. 
 2 becoming a king, magnificent, &fc. TT^rfl''TT"T, ^T^^^, 
 
 ^^T^rT, ^v^qRqr, ^r^f%(fT, ^^rf^ sfr^^TF^, qr^^^, 
 EoTALisT, n. ?:Rn^r q?7yr^0TRT-5fT55'T'jrRr, Tr^r==rT3Tf*Tm'ft. 
 
 EoTALTT, n. kingship. X[W^n. TV^n. ^^». ^J^cf^w. «Tr^- 
 
 sfrr^/. qr^^Trfr/. Tr^rmg^s^w. 
 
 Ensign of r. ?T^,f^^n. ?r3T?5^iTM. ^\knn. 
 
 Ensigns or emblems of r. — eompreh. tJ^^Rr?:«. jj5T- 
 
 To EuB, V. a. apply friction to. ^?f^, ^SftoS^r, q^of, gRr^"Jt 
 or q^rjCTT, JToSOT, iT^ot,qT?:'Jf, ^^^n.-^^^7l.-&c.rf.x^g. ofo. 
 To r. roughly & injuriously. ^qtasKfiJ, ^sTfot^tif. 
 
 2 ffea« by friction, v. To "Wipe. TOirf. 
 
 3 (in a mortar) levigate. ^3^, ^Sot. 
 
 4 down, ( a horse ). iTo^, ^"taHTcVt^T/. ^oi, ^[^ft/. 
 =R^. {or^f. 
 
 Eough glove for rubbing down liorses with. ^RT'jft' 
 
 5 in; (unguents, &c. on the body), ^^frs^, fli^, T^ot. 
 
 6 off^ V. To AsttADE. ^^^, ^r^T?:'^ or ^\^^^, ^RT^°T,
 
 EUD 
 
 745 
 
 HUE 
 
 7 out; erase, v. To ErFACE. JHot, ^t^ ffPlfot, ^jlt^'if. 
 
 8 up./y. ^W^r, qi:f<Jt, ?3Toi^, J^aoft /..&c. ^\^^ r^^ 
 
 f.-ii^tn.-&c. qrr^'jf ^. o/'o. 
 
 9 with; V. To S-MEAU. JTr^of, JTT^^, ^TSot. 
 
 2b EuB, V. n. have friction with, v. To Graze. ^5[?r-^^;r^- 
 ^-&e. vfm, ^^tof, ^PTDT, ^^■f^w.-^q'^OT «.-?(q"!fwJ.-&c. 
 
 2 through; yrf on with difficulty. Xzj^-i'^^^r^Z '^^^^- 
 
 -&e. vTT'5f-=qT?5"Jt-f^Tr^^-TR <lT<if-&c. 
 EuB, EuBBixo, n. T. V. A. 1. — act. Efi^of n. Ac. ^Hift/. 
 
 I. collision, Irush against. ^T?r?T »». ^^T in. ^^'^ m. 
 Eough r. ( 01- wipe, &c. ). q'^r^ m- ^H^T w». ^i? m. 
 
 II. ^/ja< lohick causes ohstruction, iifficully, Sjc. ar^tT 
 /. %W^ m. tTsgr m- H^ m. ?f5/. ?5^5 n. 
 
 Eubeage, n. loss hy rulhin</. ^^ f. ^t^f. ^\^f. f|t^'JTT^55 
 
 EuBBED,;?. V. V. A. 1. EfT^^^T, =^r5533Jr, ITo53OT, &e. ^f- 
 
 G 5Tra^?^, &c. 
 
 To be r. ;m=^?:iJt, miot. 
 EuBEEB, «. EuBBi^G,^. a. V. V. A. 1. m^'^ITTr, ^^tssoTRF, 
 
 &c. wiT-^?r-&c. qjfrr-^Tit, 
 
 2 q^oTRT. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. qrepr ^'JTHT, q'^rspr^ ^?tmttt, &c, 
 
 I. «<owf, ^c. to smooth and polish, ( paper, metals ). Hr- 
 
 EuEBisH, «. !«(?«)'e or ivorfhless matter. JfJ^EW »»• %^ m. %^- 
 
 «• 'JI^ /• ^551T55 ?«. %^/. nsjBE «. ^^^K n. qpJT /. ^F- 
 ^37T »!. ^^^?: «. 
 
 Mass of mud, scum, or r. thrown up by the sea or 
 brought by a river. ?53'/. f^S'-STf m. 
 
 E. and filth, — as heaped or lying. f|5^?r n. \^\f. n. 
 ^^/ ^^ »>. 
 
 2 ( as of a fallen building or wall ). TTRiHT m. ^ffq «. 
 EuBBLE, n. — E. wall. TfTT or qr ?». q^TJ or ^ n. 
 Eubican, a. — a horse. ^r^TT ^#?r or ^^Kli^, 
 EuBicuND, &c. See Eeddish, &e. 
 EtjEEic, n. sfT4T?rrT5f%gi5 «. 
 
 Eobt, n. ^\f^W^ pop. JTnjft'^ n. & dim. HM^pt/ FIR m. qr- 
 ^rT n. q^FT 7n. 
 ~ Small r. ^"Jft/. ^ir/. wm^/. 
 
 That has ruby lips. f%qr^ (/. f%xfnjt ) lit. like the 
 fruit of the momordiea monadelpha. fsrj'it^ m. ( f«r?- 
 ^T'StJ- ) ^"^- like coral. 
 
 EUBT-BEAD, n. OTfflt/. 
 
 EuDDEE, n. T. Helm. ^pPTOT or ^ n. ^^\^m. qjS n. 
 EuDBiNESs, n. V. A. 1. ?rff Hqt^T m. ^\^J. 
 
 2 ^^f- ^zt{f- ^-^^ m. ?f^3?r m. rf^^/. cT^fr^ 
 
 Bubble, «. fTfqft'TPft/. rlfq^Trrft/. Rl^fTTl^f/. 
 
 EuDDT, a. inclined to red, v. Eed. rTt^fSFT, J^Tr!. 
 
 2 healthy. looking, fresh, lively, bloonung,—tho counte- 
 nance, &c. H+ jqf\<T, 5;r?5ft?T,fT^n^FfTH, 5^5!?rT=qT,?5f7sft^T. 
 
 Eube, (1!. Mitaug/it, uncivilized, larlarous. T\^Z\., TR^, ^- 
 
 2 >'o?/y/i, coarse, uncivil, violent, impudent, overhearing, 
 
 ^At:, sfq, ctqT, 41111, qj^rr^ or ^, ^tJiH^FT, aru^s, w- 
 s^fsnr, aT^5T?:^s, ^r^R^js, ^t^i, '^^Pit?, a^f^i^, ar^^r, 
 ar^^T^frT, ^7f?q|^f%, srsnif^n, ii^tnin', nftqir, "^^f^, 
 
 HP^, ^T!r, ^55'^, fsfTR, fH^'fe, 5^5T^, SiRnpr, f^Hqr?, 
 
 Exceedingly r. 3T^5T^t5. 
 
 3 coarsely executed, v. Eouon. vrrq^, H??!^, ^F^, ^THT 
 
 or F^, Tt5, ^-zg?ft, Htq5Eg?fr, ^fnsT. 
 
 4 «o< skilled or practised; rate, unskilful, cj'c. v. AwKWABD. 
 
 5 not polished or elegant, v. Abtless. ^tTT, ?TmT»fr^T. 
 EuBE-si'OKEN, EuBE-TOKQUEi), a. of unskilful Speech. vrtT- 
 
 EuDELSr, adv. v. A. 1. TR^qilT^, &c. fqqrqm^f^^. 
 
 2 ^tsqorr^, &e. ^rsmt^, srnix^, ^st^Tf^, ^^Fr^H, &c. 
 iTqi^qt=q=T, ^r^fft^rt^, &c. 
 
 3 mq5,'"^^r <fcZ. &e. q'rqsq'^r^, &c. 
 
 4 ^V^ decl. ^TTsrq'JTT^. 
 
 EuDENEsa, «. T. A. 1. U^^^qtin" m. T^^^^^'[ m. &c. cfl^- 
 ^Tff fT n. ft^ivr\f\^n- f^^\^K■^^^] f ^qr^K^If^HT/. 
 
 2 s^f^^qiTTT m. ^tsq'JTT »«. tTfqorr m. &c. sfiTi^/. ^=r\/". 
 
 ril?^/. 5FTT?/. ^?^rfr/. 3-^HZTf or^rHST^ /. '"^r/. ^^ 
 J\ifF.^J.^AZ]if-r^.if.^^jif ?t>Wlf/. fi^TTTT- 
 
 ;jf;^|ffT/. arr^fq n.lr^r^q n. ^q?fT/. 5:^?^? n. f«r^qTTr- 
 q m. fq?fqrT^fq n. ^fk^^ m. ST^^^jq M. 
 
 3 Kftq^qoTT m. ^m''^^m m. liz^m »» &c. 
 
 4 ar^ftqi^r »». &c. ar^^r/ arqgfn/. arj^frarrr/. 
 
 EuDiMEKT, «. /j?-s^ ^irinciple or element. ^?5rTrq «. r^ n. 
 
 jpRtJT n. sft^ 11. H5 n. ?^f=5H^ «. 
 
 Eudlments. Prarfl-ft-TT/. ^^^fR^T 'i-i'^. qRHr^r/. flR/J. 
 
 qq n. aritT ?«. eqTpT »i. 
 EuDiMENTAL, EuMMEXTAur, a. pcrtaininj to or consisting 
 
 in rudiments. ^?i?qt^r, H^irtHT^r, .to. n^^f^^qtft, ^- 
 
 3H?qfirr!Tqj, HOT?q-^, K^FI?qqf^qT?^, !Tr<TffT^. 
 To EuE, V. a. V. To Eeukex. ?:5at, q^iq[ m.-qJiqrTTTq «!.- 
 
 &c. ^^DT g. of 0. 
 EiTE, M.— the plant. H^R m. ^TFTTqR 915 «. SfT^/.— 
 
 the leaves. ^frrrTTqi qr=^r wi. 
 
 EvEFUt,, a. mournful, dolcjul, v. Sad. ^S^FT, ?^qr, TS^fT. 
 K. couuteuauce. ^5^ f^Tf/. ^^^'k ?». flcftfirf/.
 
 EUI 
 
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 RUL 
 
 Kuiglit of the r. couutenauee. ^5<Tr ^r3i?r, X^ S?f^, 
 
 UUEFULNESB, «. T. A. ?^%'TOTT »>. <S^HU|r ««. &C. 
 
 JvUFFrAN, n./c/Zoiu ready for any dc-iperale crime, v. BrdtE. 
 
 JvUFFLE, EuFF, 11. plait, fold. ^^t/. ^oft/ ^oi/ xftOT/. 
 
 ^X^PTt or ^5Ejfr/. sr5ff ^ ^^^5^/- " 
 
 2 See Discoiii'OscKE. 
 To llvFrLE,v. a. i'lail, pucker. ^'Jl^.^^K^^jf. iil.-'^prq\f. 
 
 pl.-&c. m^^-m%^. 
 
 2 rumple, crumple, injuriously disorder, ^c. ^^iJf, ^- 
 3'fif, ^^^oJcTJor, <r5t!!:'if, ^ToJrrsoT, f ^RTS'ir or H^DT, js- 
 fcTTSriif, 5«^"Ji, 5«S^, 5^^5Iifr or ^^tr-ZiiT, qt^tFoir or ^- 
 
 tT5 »n.-nq-5T m. qr^of, ^|If^?T or n^T w. qr^"^', f ?T3oft /.- 
 
 5?fST M.- ^sTHtar ««.-^raTifta;/-^'r3T^"ro!; /.-Vrar^aft 
 
 f.-''^K\'i.\ M.-^S «.-ns:T5T ?«.-&c. Ws^g-ofo. Kaiift/. 
 
 3 ( the mind ) v. To Discompose. 3T^r*T-='R7-5'n'- 
 
 Hr|o!/.-&c. ^.m g. ofo. ^iXf. fsnrs'jf g. of. 0. 
 
 BUFFLED,;). V. V. 1. ;^0T%?5T, ^"J^fr ^rfr^?5T, &c. 
 
 2 -^ic^rtl, =^i*'('irt'=5T, 2'=T5^?5r, &c. 
 
 EvFFLEE, «. EuFFLisa, p. a. V. V. 2. ^J^SOTT^, '?t ot.'l'i" I KI , 
 
 3 ^^R-tJ( ^rTRTi^^^T^iTRfiT^^DTRT^q^f^^sraTRr, &c. 
 Ruo, M. — the coarse woolleu cloth. ^TT^T m. 
 
 UcGQED, a. uneven, rough, abrupt, <^c. ^jtr^ragsTS, tl^'*!-^ , 
 %-sTf , 3"?f^r^T, 3'^TO'^WT, 3til?5, 3-^?fN, S'^H^FS. 
 
 2 See Shaggy. 
 
 ECGGEDNESS, ti. \. A. 1. ??IRSTp(^on »». &e. 
 
 jRuiN, m. destruction of buildings. =^r5T »». f<T5R or \ n. K- 
 
 cSKFot. _^ _^ _^ [f%¥R. 
 
 That is La ruiua. mSBSr, »flil=l?Jrfl, aTTHTS, art^, 
 
 To fall ( or be fallen )iuto r. jfisut, ^rST^roT, ^rs^psidf, 
 
 2 — gener. v. Desteuction. ^st »>. fif^fs or f^^rs «« 
 
 ^H OT. f^tir^T m. ft^m m. r^Tmzf. ?Tr?f5/. w. ?nHf « 
 
 One rushing to ( bent upon, &c.)r. 3r-7qqT aTre^I^t^r. 
 To seek the r. of. ^\\^.K n\^t[f. 5^3i or f^f^RT m. Z- 
 
 ^ or ^j^^f.pi. ^rra^ 5'. o/ 0. 
 
 To wait for the r. of. ^ f^wr^ot ^. of o. 
 
 3 ( of fortune, estate, aflairs, &c. ). ;fTr«TfrT?T >». ^rrsft/. 
 
 i%'ZT%^ WK qr^^ »j. pi V. 75, JJ-RT^ M. q-RfS ^t^r^ M. 
 ?J=5T^ or ^f S^TftHT «i. g'T^HT «i. ^fTfrT^?! m. ^»<T. 
 JTHT m. '^»^4hT?(I w. 
 
 That causes r. or great loss. ^55qT,55^orr or aq-y, 
 Jb EniN, JJ. a. demolish, ^c. v. To Desteoy. jfrsot, JTrffl 
 
 5tnrot, ?T?&T, iPTsr?; qRor, goiftH-^TfiT^t^ f*T55^^. 
 
 a ««^Der<, mar, ^c.v.To Desieoy, To Spoil, To Defeat. 
 
 «».-?rmT¥t/.-^«f5/.-f^^q;r wj.-Ac. ^<<7iy. 0/0. 
 
 3 deprive of fortune, impoverish, ij-f. 5^1^, ^r^T^.-^RTsft 
 /.-^F^^r^T m.-^r^SZ-^Tf^^m "i.-&e. ^rofy. 0/-0. fH- 
 %?T J^T^T'if, f»T^Rt-qJnT?I-#f"7-f ?r«(T-^"?«ft&c. ^ijf.— lu 
 this sense there are numerous expressive colloquia- 
 lisms and phrases. They convey the sense to ruin with 
 intensity and liveliness, and with great variety of com- 
 parison or allusion. ff^fq^W r^^^^^\^ or ^RT^^^t/. 
 ?5T5ror g. ofo. ^J^^■r irfI ^-^^^ g. of o. ^HKT^t ^\=>^Tf.^ 
 
 ?f?rRT% n\^\ n.-tm^\^j ^TZ]^KM'.■[ »». ^^ g. ofo. crrSr- 
 
 "aS ?i.-^T^i^ ?jf#« n. «Rnf y. of o.^^. n. ^ir^-^^ g. ofo. 
 
 ^r5^r?T TFRiJT, i^r w.-in^/. ^iq^ y. o/o. iif /. jtfw ^7. 
 
 Tmrtnrat/. =ptot, f^qosoft^r "TT5<if-f*foc^of-fJTa^fr z\^. 
 To EuiNATE, EuiNATioN. See To Euih, Euin. 
 EuiNEr, ;;. v. V. 1. H"l4rirfl, STCKT ^SrJT, g«t^ frT3^~;f, 
 
 &c. T%3R. ["^^3. 
 
 3 555r>5f7r, &c. ^Tpq, irfsift, f ?i«ft, 'I'jsift, f^^'^^. 
 ^ff^i n^*^q'. [ ■M<N<*7uin;r, &c. 
 
 EuiNER, n. EuiNiNG,^. a. V. V. 1. mSOTTTT, ^V^ ST^OTTn, 
 
 2 Fir^'JTRT, ^TTfl^iTRT, f^IOTrU, &c. HT?!^, m^ft, f^s^H- 
 
 3 53^in"?:r, fH%^r^HUiRT, ^?t^ ^jRirr^r, &c. ^i=Mi, srs- 
 
 EuiNOHS, a. See Desteuctive, Huetful. 
 
 2 fallen to ruin, decayed. Hr5^S55?5r, HI5?I^T, HrS^^H 
 
 EuLE, «. sivay, government, command, mastery _ aTHrf or 3Ti:r- 
 
 3 OT. n^ n. m.^f. ^\\^f. ':i^'JrT m. if =Fm/. Jfr- 
 
 n. ^TfJT^q- w. srg^ n. VM^^ n. 
 
 Foreign r. T^q^i n. 
 
 Full r., full sway. -Hl^^n^m. 
 
 Skill to r. f^q^ n. 
 
 To bring under r. (and management). ^ifpTtrff or H- 
 m or gTfr^ SRi^-aTT'JTiJr. 
 
 2 regulation, law.^ canon, fqfq' w. ^FFT^ »». ^FT^/ ^^ ri. 
 '^^ n. T^^^ pop. %JT m. q^ »n. qv^^ >». ffffi^ ?«. qqr'TJT ?i. 
 iRij^ or q- wi. RqPT «. ^^ni m. snTFT »/». ^^^ff m. 
 
 Eules and regulations, — compreh. ^FTjnqrTT m. "%T- 
 
 To keep one's r. q?TrqT ^^^. [?,0T. 
 
 Te lay down rules for. <q or ^Tf/- ^\^ "^ or 'i^(^^ 
 
 3 standard, measure. tRtitT ?J. sfirriw. qsi w. 
 According to ( that-this-&c. ) r. ( fqr-^r-&c.) ifHfot. 
 
 4 V. EULER. ^j^TRoft/. 
 
 5 Zaio, principle, '^rq »«. f^T m. 
 
 According to r. qifri^f^, f^qg^, flrf^<|q%. 
 
 By r. %ift or ^^, f^T'TT^ or ^HTqT,
 
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 RUN 
 
 General or common r. ?rT'^R''T «. 
 li. of action. ^pfWtT m. 
 
 To turn topBjr turvy in ruminng;ing. q7?!'«n tTT^oi 
 
 [ "% ^"Jif. I EfMMAOED, p. V. V. stfss^^r, V5r2%?5r, &c. 
 
 To jiulf^e ( diffei-Liig particulars ) by one r. (t^ TA^- j| Kummagbk, n. Eummaoiso,;>. o. v. V. Sf^oiRT ^J^^mu 
 
 EULE OF TuDEE, «. f^f^f^T^ or %TftT^ «. 
 
 Tke first term or the supposition is called, f^I^^lRl'F 
 «. — the second or the rafe, ^r{\^ n. — the third or the 
 demand, '%^^f. — and the fourth or the answer, f^-^V^^n. 
 Double r. ^^^mf^T^ n. ^HWTrf^l^, f^fsftT^^f^T^. 
 R. direct. 5f^JT§nf^T-7;, ^JT?fTTf^T'^. 
 E. inverse. ^^^]-f{ -^nf^'?;, sq-s^^rif^i^. 
 To Rule, v. a. ( paper, &c. ) 3T^iJr, Xw-^ or ^^r^, ^^JT^, 
 ^/. pl.-&Q. ^K^. 
 2 control, regulate, ^-c. T. To Govern. 3tK^ «!.-3TffcT^R 
 
 »«.-f=f;'T?T/.-^Trr/.-&c. sRiJf-^Rq-iJt u-ith m oj o. ;f^JTf- 
 
 5Tm^ n.-f^qJT^ «.-3TT5riir W.-3TR?: W.-&C. qRiJI 5?. o/o." 
 2b Rule, v. n. exercise supreme authority. 3TTT?5 Wf.-^T^T M.- 
 
 JI^ fl.-^?Tft/-&c. ^ot-^T??^, 713^ M.-3TJT?5 «).-SfH- 
 
 t^T «.-&c. 3T?r'Jt y. q/s. 
 ROLED,^. V. V. A. 1. 3T^%?!r, ^^R^OT, &c 
 
 2 ^^firfrr =;rT^5r%c5T, &c. fJTqffT?r, ^Trfffrf, .-jT^^irf%?f. 
 
 RuLEE, 11. instrument to draiu lines, ar^puft/. \^^f. ^f- 
 ^M n. \^7:^ or \^Z^f. 
 2 governor, lord. 'iT^^ =FTtiTn:r,3Tf^:?nft,^rfrT, ST^-,^!^- 
 
 55Tm?f-f^qTT?T-&c. 'TTTT-^fr-ctc. 
 
 That is under cue r. — a country, &c. ^'Tir=>fT, <^^r?<pr 
 
 or <#f, (j^p^rn^, trq^^rfn^, ^^5??ft, ^^^st. 
 
 That is under two rulers. |g5ft, ffl'pf or iff, ITFrTr, 
 
 Rum, h. «/)!>/< distilledfrom molasses. ^^/. 
 
 Rum, a. j«eer, oa'J, v. Strakge. f;r?;^T"ir, cT-^?ff ^. 
 
 To Rumble, v. n. make a low continued sound. 1315^ or <^- 
 
 2 — the belly. Jll'jiof, ^TJ^of, niTl'jf, r^?;ot, i^<v<"f, 
 ^S^SltTf. These verbs are used also impersonally. 
 Rumbling, n. v. V. 1. irens"^ «. &c. ^^^^f. W.^Tf. T^- 
 Tr/. mT m.—intens. nsrs w. ISTSTS ?«• q^ra '». 
 
 2 nTwr n- &c. 'jrnT/. 51 «. 
 Ruminant, o. Ruminating,;), o. v. V. 1. ?if'<rinTr, ^^ssT- 
 
 &c. jpTiTTTT, Tri=r'<T ^fmf-^rft-&c. 
 
 To Ruminate, v. n. chew the cud. T<i"<TOT or ^^'tj^ or tl'*^, 
 
 ?:q^5(T or ^'<T or ^'<T ot. «.-Tm'<T m. ^RW. 
 
 2 V. To Muse, t-q-]-^ ».-TT?r^ n.-&c. ^E^ot, eqT;Tf?f-&e. 3T- 
 
 ?IOT. [n. XJW^J m. 
 
 Rumination, n. v.V. l.—act. Tt'<Tot, T^'*T or fr^'iT or ^irm. 
 Rummage, Rummaging, n. v. N.—act. ^t^\^ n. gff^iJf «. 
 
 &e. q^oiofr/. ^o!Ut/. -JST^T TO. ^R4^^/. =^]^]kl^/. 
 
 jTo Rummage, v. a. search narrowly, si^or or fJToSOT, qiT- 
 
 atoT or q-js^!^, ;p=?;'jr, =5n-cjui, q^rav »».-^Torr^r^ or ^/. 
 
 -3^c^T^ or ?=q^TOH=j/-&c. sp^ot y. 0/0. 
 
 RuMOK, «. report, bruit, hramay, v. Rei'Out. ^FR^ f. 
 arq-f or 3T5n|/. ai'pjrr/. ^^^5T m. -iTI'oqT/. 7<?!!jfH/. ^- 
 
 General or popular r. '>^%\ m. HH^/. 
 To RuMon, V. a. report abroad, bruit. ir^«rifr, =^^M-A(<. 
 
 -\^ g. of 0. 
 
 To bo rumored abroad. ?5uf, 'fJT^. \ *.'\<i \J. 
 
 Rump, w. ew^; 0/ i/ic lack lone of leasts, f^jRT »». =^^ m. 
 
 The crag and the r. ^'^\^\^\ m. 
 
 To sink in at the r. — cow, goat, &.C. at calving or 
 
 yeaning, ^i^sot, ^Tr^^af, at^ m. pi. ^vm g.ofa. ^q- 
 
 2 See Buttock. 
 I Rumple, n. irregular pucker or plait, gr^pft/. 
 , 2b Rumple, v. a. v. To Ruffle. ^^FtSTT/. /)i. qrj^, ^j:^, 
 
 "JT, "TiifS or 5T «i. ^TsSr, j?:1:T5! or 'it/. ^TJI^-HfSOT, ^7-t- 
 
 ^rar OT. ^Rof z^. ofo. 
 Rumpled,;), v. V. f^^rm^Sj^^T, ^s%?rr, fT^^sjr, Ac 
 2b Run, v. n. move swiftly, tfr^, m^?T %af.^Twi, efsq-, t.n- 
 
 q-/. TTR'if-^q^ijf, ^^^f.-■'^^'^f.-■'J^f.-&c. jtr^, "ts^, 
 
 To begin to r. ^t^f. ?Tijf_ 
 2 run ««•«//. /f p. iT'Zdf, <T^?r^pif,"T5!; »8./. ^T^OT, qrn 
 or sim^ ^^-'^^OT'Jr, ^IITRT "PITT m. STT^or, 5iT^% 3^ ni. 
 ;)^ ^rr'ET'Jf, q^sT^/.-qaoi/. im y. o/jf. ^TRt/. =?>mi, T- 
 
 Tpsf w.-'TiRpir'T^ M.-T:i?rr'TOT. jf^iji-^oi^, ^iq?«.-^w?ft/. 
 5fn^, ^K^-Jr, 5rr/ or ^^r^r/. w-k^. 
 
 To r. away cowardly, ^iij^ m. m-j^ T5toT. 
 
 To r. away openly, boldly, defyingly.&c. ^RT^^C fm- 
 '^^R or JTre?r "T^ot or ^fdf , ^rfriTT jfr \3^ qstot. 
 o let flow ; or, flow, exude, nzor, ^nT'JT, 1%5ff5f, ^^^. 
 
 4 Iccome liquid, dissolve, sweat, ooze, fq^aof^ %ffaor, 1- 
 
 5 pass, proceed ; — time, <fcc ^r^<if, 'J'Jf^oT or 'J^or_ 
 6 — a slit or bore ; le enlarged. aip?3<^, ^r^ot. 
 
 7— a sore ; emit pus. 'AKAl^i., ^'^"^•1 ^I"f ^1 1^'^^, ^^ 
 /.-etc. =ITf "Jf-f^^^, 75n;ijt or T^JRirf. 
 8 — damp paper, ink, &c. J?:ot, =^<<Jf. 
 9 — a road, ranji^e of hills, &c. ^^\^., rlR'Tf, '^TTrl'it. 
 
 10 after— madly, wildly, intently, vehemently; le 
 wholly taken up iviih. Hff Wf g. of 0. ^r^trf ar^TOT, 
 ^r^ T^iJi or ?imbT, HT^'Jf , *t<l'Ui, rp^^ or ?T^^ TT^i, 
 3^ OT. tTTijf-^fiif g. of 0. «j^?T rJm'if or HT^t, fi%^ »TT>Jl. 
 
 11 after ; v. To Follow, To Pursue. qrJtH JTFTof y. 
 0/0. a^gnJTH w.-argiTR^ «.-&c. =PT>Ji y. ofo. 
 
 12 down ;— a river, &c. aTt?l^>jf, ^m^.
 
 HTJIT 
 
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 Ers 
 
 13 into ; pricl: ^of, ^% ^pm, ^Mt, ^^t, f^nF^t, 
 
 >lTiJf , f^»;0T, ft^, ?i^T'if. 
 
 11 on; le continued. ^M^, ^r^^ 3TO'jf . 
 
 15 on ; ^a/i- incessaiith/, v. To Phate. stS^^, ^TC?^, 
 
 16 ( olY with a paramour )— a married woman. ^ »». 
 VT€^ ^rTM ^. o/o. RT^ or TT^t^T FTPJH vTM 5'. of o.—B, 
 luau with a woman, ^FKOT, ^T5^ JTot, 
 
 17 out ; V. ExHAVSTED. ^"^OT, ^ITW. 
 
 18 over ; V. To Ovebflow. gfmsoT, JT^'fli^ui. 
 
 19 (over the body, &c. ) — ants, lice, fleas. 5*r^"if, 
 
 20 to; seel- refuge tcith. arr^T^ OT.-3TT?rT m.-^TF/.-^^F- 
 CT «>-"TFT m. ^Z. vpTif ^f. of o. 
 
 21 together; — a rope, &e. ^sPTT'^f. 
 
 22 up, yroio rapidly. 3^tJl^. 
 
 23 up, — an account. =^Sot, =IT5^. 
 
 2b EcN, «). <?. fn««e /o move swiflli/. tTRf^, VTT^^, ^^TS- 
 
 2 pierce, stab, 'ft^^ot O'" 'ff^i^fof , J^T^ o?' ^t^^iit o»' 
 
 3 into, ijc. V. To Thhust. g'^^oi, ^^Hm, ^N^ot. 
 
 4 down ; cTiase to weariness. S%'?qrT-i?%'T^-&c. TTSt^T 
 rtl'iu'i. 
 
 5 down. See To Decet. 
 
 6 hard ; v. To Tege, To H.«<-G UPON. ?^tJTtr^^.^DT^- 
 
 1 over ; narrate, ^'c. hastily. ^Tr?rft-^n;^-3"'TTTT^-'3T?5- 
 
 8 through. See To Squakdeb. 
 
 9 up ; erect superficially. ^'<T^, ^TT^rft ^\^^. 
 
 EuK, ECNNISG, n. V. V. N. 1. qt^Tiif n. &c. qtsr/. ^/. tJT- 
 
 At a r. by one effort, \. EFrOEi. ^^PTrlS^F^l^, ^^T?r- 
 
 Confused and general r. about. qt'TT^^f^r or ^ft /. ^- 
 
 To come down by the r. t^r^fojof, JT^o^ot, S^S'jf, %- 
 Tot'if or sq'Stot or i'lciuj, KfT'TT^'Jr. 
 
 2 c«(f Fliqet. <To5^ «. &e. 'TcE m.f. ^irfHH «. 
 
 3 & 4. notot n. &c. iTo5 /. f?r==W m. ^^ m. -^^^ n. ^^ 
 
 I. extent of a r. ^^ f. [t\ f 
 
 II. extent of inclination or ability, v. Eeach. q'f?T/. ^- 
 
 III. course for a season, continued successio^i of. ^Trf^w. 
 
 ^T^ /. m f. ffcmsnr/. 
 
 At or in the long r. ?raff, qfromft, f^^^T^f • 
 
 IV. prevalence, general reception, ^c. ^F5?ft /. ^T »». 
 3nin?TT /■ KTT »s. 
 
 'EuNABOnx, o. rantipole, roving,— 9. child, &c. a^r^ra, ^filT, 
 
 EuNAOATE, EcNAWAT, M. fvyitivc. Mot'f. l, MccM I, Ho t Hd l or 
 
 S€TT or MolM-il or 55TT. 
 EySDLE, «. rovnd of a ladder, t. Step, ^\^^m. TFTft/, 
 
 Eu:(NEn, M. EcNNiNG, p. a. v. V. N. 1. tfT^inRT, Vt^ TK- 
 
 onTT, tiT^Pir, ':n5rTT, m^^. 
 
 2 "T^OTRT, Tf^^MTTT, &'i. T^^, qcS^. 
 
 3 TolIRT, STTfUTT, 'PTT^ft & ^Tqq^ ( in comp. as HS^I^Tt 
 TJT, STHHWWt =5r^, &c.). 
 
 4. laoira", &c. srr^^n, ^^^. 
 7 srr^iTRT, &c. 5p:5ift?r. 
 
 I. not stagnant. ifr^T, f^^^TcTT, fv)«|'d, f^T'TTg. 
 II. — as an account. ^57, ^T?5frr, =^TSJ. 
 
 III. courier. ^Frat^, ^1^4. 
 
 IV. shooting sprig. 'W^m. 
 
 V. J« succession. RFTT^S. [ fSr3cHn«. 
 EuNNET, n. substance vsedfor coagulating milk. \^V^^n. 
 EuNNiKG, n. T. DiscHAEGE. f'T'^nTm. "J^»». — Banious r. B^/. 
 EuKNioN. See Scbub. 
 
 EuNT, 11. a diminutive creature. JTT'TT,5'^R''TT,^^,^^T'T.!i. 
 
 EuPEE, a. wm^ m. ^T m. rfciiTH^T / 5?t/. jf^^r / sf^ w. 
 — in cant phraseology corresp. to ivhiieboy, shiner, ^'c, 
 S5^«!. ^^T?«. ^W »>. ^ OT. TXf^ m. *?n;?5T ^TTTtnJTM.— 
 and for a half-r. 5T?ft/. ^^t/ — and for a quarter r. 
 T^FR or XX m. ^T^FTft —in contempt. ^?^f. ^Z"^] m, 
 
 Eupees of various currencies. TT^'Tn. 
 
 A half r. is arq'rff/.— i r. ^]^^^f. ^]^P^m.~l r. =Ejg-- 
 ?5t/. =Er^c5»»./.— i^j r. 3T0TTOT. l^?Jn.f p^"^/.— ^^ r. 
 arfirswt. _^ _^ [%^5. 
 
 Defaced & battered — a r. %^q^T — dim. %^!ps:, %^, 
 
 E.'s weight. HR (ex. ^^n TR, ^t^^nrq- jtR, &c.). 
 
 To change a r. ^TTpsft HRf Krgot, ^^f m. %Ti\. 
 
 To shell out the rupees, jj^njuf o^r. ^PT^ ^, 
 To EuPTCEE, V. a. burst.1 break. <ftS^, "Fisot. 
 
 ECPTUHE, EpPTION, n. T. V. — act. rftSCTfjl. "pt^nffl. tp75»!, 
 
 ^WcfffJ. WfZr[n. %^?t. fir^T^ or f^^r?^ «. — sia/e. "F^/. 
 ■FT?!". V^m. *f^«. fcft^wj. 
 
 I. (of friendly intercourse) quarrel, r^zf. ^f>Zf. f«r^rfw. 
 
 To come to a r. frpTSof g. of o. 
 
 II. 7(er«/a. STrnfeOT. ST^STfTS/. 
 
 III. ruptured gut. ^tZMy or Mliloirw. 
 
 EcPTUEED, (i. having hernia. aTrT'fer^r, STrP^oE ITT^OT, 3?^- 
 
 j ErEAL, o. belongitig, ^'c. to the country, — as opposed to a 
 city. ^SqTTTS-nfrfOT, ^S-^jmii-^JMI, sif^^lt^^, ^T^rr«nT- 
 
 2 V. Ageiculttjeal. iTH^FlHNI, ^IrnirTTSTT, 
 EtiSE. See Aetifice, Teick. 
 EuSH, n. — the plant. rI=fT»J- rJ^^TcETw. 
 I 2 any thing proverbially trifling or worildess. W-ritf.W.' 
 
 I EusH, EusHiNG, n. V. V. 1. m=(Ui)Nl-=JfT3;''^Hi-&c. 5t'7Rl 
 OT.-TqT?TOT.-r13^TOT.-??'TRT»n.-&c. g<?RirRr-&c. OTMn..&e, 
 I Emulative r. SI^'^i'^^FT/. 
 
 ' E, and scramble. 5rf /. v. ^TTc^, T5.
 
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 SAC 
 
 Xo KusH, ti. n. move or drive foricards toith vehemence and 
 
 haste. m\^^-VT\^-^j^-^mz-m^-&c. ^r>^-==rT?5>n-&c. g-- 
 
 qT^rw».-rTTCT»».-MHl'ilw.-rr5r^r«!.-&C. ITROT, gTHT^-^nf^- 
 
 &c. =Err^af-Ac. 
 
 2 at, on, upou, &c. v. To Attack. HTT w. HTT'jf-^'if, 
 
 3 iu, &c. ^q^.&c. frtTnf-flTt^-fT^Dt, ^H^t, 5^ft/. Hr- 
 
 4 through, into, forward, &c. headlong. ^JTSF or JTO"f- 
 
 ST «!.-5Hst or n^if[ f.-^^^x^W /.-5^^ffr /.-gr^tst. 
 
 or g5!^flt/.-&c. HIT'^-'^'^ or, ^u/VA y. o/«. =qT?!;at-f?l=Tor, 
 
 EusHT, a. nw</e, (J-e. of rushes. ?;s^=5fT, f^^^raTT'TT. 
 EusT, «.— g-oner. HIT^ ?n. TrS n. /JO^. ^^ m. ^1" ». 
 
 2 ( of iron ). frfsf /. ^^ m. fTf^^RT »«. 
 
 E. mould, or other feculence, t^n^ m.—To contract 
 it. t^ 1^. 
 
 3 ( of copper ). ^f>^. m. 
 
 To Ecsx, V. n. contract rust. cTfifni, ^1^, rtf^T"if, ^ m.- 
 
 2b EusT, V. a. maize rusiij. rfr5r/.-&c. aTTT'Jf, W\ m.-&c. =q-- 
 
 EuSTED, See Eustt. 
 
 EuSTiC, a. of or lelonr/ing to the country, — as opposed to the 
 city, V. EuEAL. ?jT5nf-T'5rT, ^S-ifTTTl-qT^, ^f ^f^=^T. 
 2 unpolished, loorish, plain, coarse, <^'c. suited to the 
 country. nf^TT^, ^Slk^, ^Slt^, TfJT^, nfq^5r, TJ^- 
 ?5»?T, TTJT^ST, ?1?T^?:, ^T^T?:, %fnJ or %^'Z, %|^, ^'STf , 
 %5TcE or %f ^TTSr, nf=r?^, 3mTT=ft, ^"^i TT'^T^, ^opqi^; 
 
 or ^uHioiiMi^ ^t?r'it?rqT, ^i^f^stsft. 
 
 EuSTic, ?j. cZozfw, sifawJ, 7iin(/, v. CouXTEXiTAH. ira^nrr, 
 Jb EusTiCATE, V. a. lanish into the country. %"|iTt^fcr ?T- 
 
 EusTicixT, ;?. V. A. 2. iiisfsqTiTT ot. n^TT^'TT OT. ^^ra^rwr 
 
 m. &c. ZfV^^ n. [ ^T »». 
 
 ECSTINESS, «. V. A. 1. vji'lrfr^^uir fit. ^JtT>JTT w. &c. rffsf /. 
 
 jZb EusTLE, «;. «. malce a quick succession of small sounds. 
 
 ?^S^^, ^lp^5of, ^^SiJr, ^^^^lif , ^^^Hof, ^?f^Df, 
 
 .i^^ffil^fDT, g^K^, gsf ^of, ^^?T?; or ^\ ado. ^<Jf-^!Jf, 
 
 ^fT^i^ intens. ^^"jf, ^<^<ui. 
 
 2— as stiff cloth, &c. 'PSI?^, 'Fl^St, ^5^5f. 
 EusTLEE, n. Bustling, p. a. v. V. 1. ^f^oiTO", ^SSRUTT- 
 
 ?T, &C. ^Pitj^r), ^^F^. 
 
 Edstling, n. V. V. 1. ^s^TS'n n. &c. ^rs^rs or gifs/. ^- 
 
 — i«<e«s. ^5^ST^ »8. ^^?jT^lZ m. ^^^^K in. m^i\Zm. 
 
 BusTLiNQLT, ado. V. V. 1. Wmt., ^'mK or Tt, ^Rmw, ^^- 
 <^«t, =5?^^ or n, ?ITHT or ?:t,— m/fws. =Ern^, '^fTRf, 
 
 2 "FTPS or 3t »n/e'w. 4>il*S, *'iI3t. 
 EuSTr, a. affected by rust. flN^?!T, vHH rfrll, rrt?! tR?^, ^t- 
 
 T ^q^3?5r, rn^=5fr, ^nrqr, &c. ^rft, w^\., ^it, viW, 
 
 2 fig. impaired hy disuse, inaction^ ^'c. *Tfe^ pop. Hofjuj^ 
 
 ir?ftFT, rfl5qf?'<a?T. 
 Enx, «. — in animals, desire of the male. JTT^ «!. ^^TPT m. *T- 
 
 ^ m. — of elephants, camels, &c. W^ f. — of mares, she 
 
 asses, &e. ^fqT"T n. 
 
 To be in r. Rr^ m. ^R^f, jtMi^-Ac. ^tiir. 
 
 2 ( of a cart wheel ). TCTSt/. -Hi*!^/. ^T^ft w. 
 Edthless, &c. See Pitiless, &c. 
 Edttisu, See Lustful. 
 Ete n. ^^ tTpq- 3Tl\. 
 EtOT. See Subject, TE^■A^■T. 
 
 s. 
 
 ^, in its initial and naturally sibilant sound, is re- 
 presented by H. For it in its sound of z (as in rose, 
 muse, &c. ), the Marathi has no representative. Sh. is 
 represented by ^. 
 
 Sabbath, n. i%«rtf?T «Ir: m. f^'^V^^K m. 
 
 Sable. See Black. 
 
 Sabee, n. V. SwOED. qt^r^ rIT«nT/. %^ m. -^+<Mf m. 
 
 To Sabee, v. a. y. To Kill. fn:5rTTt'^-&c. ^FT^ot-mS^T-^rlrS 
 f.^fr^y.ofo. 
 
 SA-CCRATiiyiE, a. 2:>erfaininy, Sfe. to sugar. ^^Xyf^^ ^^"^f, 
 
 Saceedotal, a. p)ertaining., ^'c. to priests or the priesthood, 
 
 ^TRT^pr^, ^Tfi^nhrr, TTl|r?'Tr^r, '<M+'tiT4t-f«J'i<<+, 'n- 
 
 Sachel, «. i(?y <o hold paper, Sfc. ^>^<^M or W'KH M. 
 Sack, m. Zarye %. ^ n. ^?5T m.'VmsJT m. ?IT^/. qi^/. 
 Double, s. ( for beasts ). W-Z^f nttift/. "froT/. nmi 
 M. qs^TT/. ^^nft/. 
 
 Double s. (for men). %W[Zf. fm^c^/. J^RcS w.— iu 
 jocose &c. phraseol. ^ttt^^FFTT^/. 
 Lar^e s. for holding grain. »fFT w. 
 Saddle- s. ^Z^f. 
 2 See Plunhee. 
 2b Sack, v.a. pillage, \. To Plukpeb. ^ot, FpTS'jf, gRTS- 
 
 oT, ^-r^zf.-'^vi^^f-wim^-f ■■&<:■ =f^>^- 
 
 Sack-cloth, Sacking, n. <tt^ m. fTT^ or ?rt? n. '^^^VZ n. 
 ifttJtqs or TTZ »'^. M. "Tnift/. 
 Of ( made of, &c. ) s. fT^, 
 Old, worn s. cTR^ «• 
 Sack made of s. fT^/. ^t^/- 
 Sacbament, «. solemn religious ceremony. ?t^^FK »". There 
 are sixteen among the Hindus, which see under Eite, 
 2 the Lord's supper. vc>^v^^ n. 
 SacEAMEHXal, a. ^^HfiKMI, ^TWR^^t, ^WHfTTTF, ^-
 
 SAC 
 
 750 
 
 SAD 
 
 Sacbed, a^mt secular or common ; pertawivy to Ood or his 
 tvorthip and service. ^^Tl^r, S'^rTTSTT, t'^ft, i'^V^^'-ff .,\- 
 
 2 tised/or religto. spvrjwses. SSfH^/t^T, ?=^^'T^=ifT,35- 
 
 S. place or spot, t. IIolv. fl=5l «. 
 
 3 iiiviolalle^ Sfc. as if appropriated to a deity. H^TH ^\T\- 
 
 f?i«rtiqi5T. [ niTt^T «. 
 
 S. thing, f7i)«^ not to le touched, f^^^ n. SF^W n. 
 
 4 V. Yeseeable. STf^^Tp. 
 
 SaCBED-NESS, «. Y. A. 1. ^^SJfVrn-/ r'^T^^Tf^^TT/ ('^?f- 
 
 si'q- m. 3?sf|Mr-=)+r^ «. &e. Tf^^cTT/ 
 
 3 aTHfivi^mHi/. &c. 
 SaCeificabt.e, a. that may le offered in sacrijice. ^T'^TT J- 
 
 q^T^T, if'=n^qr 3'"T^TT=5rT, &c. H«T, TflTT, qpj^, W^- 
 
 Sacbtfical, Saceific, «. employed in sarr'.fice. q-frr^iTT ^- 
 2b Sachifice, v. a. immolate as an qfferaiy. ^ m.-i^'-^ m.- 
 
 ^ tn.-Sic. Jtr?;^ g. of o. '^■^pop. q^ft m. q^-^or q, of 
 
 o. sifeJT^ n. ^PToi g. of o. 3TTf fff /• ^OT ff. of o. 
 
 To s. one's self ( to the service of ). ITM w. =ll^ui. 
 
 2 ^j't'e «^/or </ie sake of. \^ zcith ^\t\-'^j^-&c. 
 SaCeifice, Sacbificikg, n. v. V. ^TfT ?». ^FT «». T^^«. ifT- 
 
 3H ». irq- OT. JT?T m. ?t=5r m. ^ m. ^"m ??!. ^^H m. f frf/. 
 
 3t«j^ wi. =5fq^ «i. iri?5 /'"^J. 51^ ?». 3lfe^ n. SffesT^^ w. 
 
 Beast fit to be offered in s. qfTTg m. 
 
 Tire for s. ^THlfiT m. 
 
 Human s. ?RHq' ??;. =TTTfT «s. ^^fe m. 
 
 Officiating at a s. ^JMH ?}. 
 
 Officiating priest at a s. qpinp, ^^^, ^TrTr. 
 
 Person instituting a s. and defraying its charges. ^- 
 
 Pit for s. MH'hi n. 
 Post at a B. ^ m. 
 
 Pit for the fi^e of a s. ^R J5 »»• ^^/. f f^I^'t/. 
 Place of s. 5T|T?irar/. " [ TT ««. 
 
 S. of a sheep before treading out corn. ST^RT or 5«r- 
 Sacrifices, — compreh. or geuer. TfTTT^ w. 
 Shed for s. ^ ^ n'4M m. 
 
 Supplementary s. 3^;iH'<T m. ft^frT m. 'TfTfrT m. 
 Terrace or plat for s. sf^ or iff^/. ?'4f^?5 n. 
 To fall a s. fig. 51^ q^DJ- «-,77( y. o/ o. ar?;t ^Sr. 
 Sacbificee, n. Saceificant, n. &c. v. V. 1. zffT-&c. ^F^'TT- 
 
 TT-^tTT, T^m^, •Mir^+,, qi^i^. 
 SaceificiaL; a. belovtjinj. ^-c. to sacrifice. q'fTT'^fT, TPTT^fT, 
 Ac. &c. ^fiiq-, qft^^iiqY, qflf;fi:jq:p^ Ac.H'Eq;. 
 S. ceremonies. TTffT^q w. 
 
 Il S. grass, ^oo cynosuroidcs. ^T »«. ^5T m. «. — a seat 
 
 [I formed of it ^^m^i n. ShW^ n. 
 
 I S. thread. 'TfTT'T^rr n. See under Tueeai). 
 
 ! SaCEILEOE, 71. riMiry of sacred things. ^^]^]^]=^ =q'lfr/ ^• 
 
 I Sfrqri^ m. ^cT^TT^TOT n. ScfJ^^l^T «. 
 
 I Saceileoious, o. v. N. X^f^l''''^TTT=qT,%^P^T'TfTT^^'4^, 55- 
 
 ^TT^fil'Tq^, ScT'giq^^t, ^.^^R^R^, SSTJ^n^R^^cTt. 
 1 Sad, a. aj't'cted uilh grief norroufvl, v. Low, Dif riiiiTEH. 
 [ ;j?TH, ^J^fl'T, -T^T^t^, f^=>r, ^?3^, f^^I^t'', if'i^TT, f^- 
 
 qinJT, fqn^^^F Or fsm^IT. 
 
 2 having the exte^-nal appearance of sorrow, rnefnl. 
 
 doleful, Sfc. rsw, '^^r, ^5^, s'FR?^ <?rsr5fT, stt^sct, 
 
 3 Y. Calaiviitous, Afflictive, si^r^fr, 3=(f:T^r^T, 5:^- 
 
 4 sorry, had, Sfc. y. WoilTnLEss. %f^^5niTT or tjft, f^F^- 
 ETI'TT or oft, qi<^H, (t^. 
 
 5 See Seeious. 
 
 To Sadden, v. a. malee sorroufvl. %5r-3^Rr-&c. ^of_ 
 Saddle, n. — the European. vff?r m. «.— the native or 
 country. #fftT m. n. 
 
 Prarae of a s. ^frS n. 
 
 That is without a s. or cloth — a horse. 3^rTMT or vf\. 
 — to ride without a s. or cloth. 3^r^pJlt sridt. 
 
 Pore-tie of a s. "TR or ^ ^^ or nsi?7 m. 
 
 Leather sewn on a s. to sustain the abrasion of the 
 girth, m^zf. n. q%7T »». ^"^Z n. ^^Zf n. ^f^Z^ m. 
 
 S. composed of folds of cloth. ^R^RfT m. 
 
 S. having two sides. STTt ^FfK '>n. n. 
 
 Side of a s. lfT7 m. f 
 
 Sitting cloth over a s. nniT m. 
 
 Strips (of broad cloth, &e.) appended to a s. ^%'^fpi. 
 
 Thigh-pad of a s. HfinT^/. W.^^f 
 
 Ties connecting the sides of a s. STt^^^T «. pi. 
 To Saddle, v. a. put a saddle on. ^^^X or sff^ m. ^\^^i\- 
 
 2 fix a burden on. ^1 n.-&c. qic^of loith eR cfo. 
 Saddle-backed, a. ^i=imi?I=5fr, ^fft^"7ret. 
 Saddle-bag, «. 5? n. "?S?it/ 
 Saddle-bow, «. ^rs «• 
 
 Saddle-clotu, ra. under the s. ^nirfsw. — over the s. TI^ITm 
 Sadde-gietb, n. ^^ m. 
 
 Strap or leather end of a s. ^RTT w. 
 Saidle-makee, Saddles, «. f3T?fnT, ^^r-^t^ftr ^iITfr. 
 Saddle-making, «. f^JtiRt/- 
 Saddle-feame, n. ^"Ys «• 
 Saddleet, n. f^T^TTI^ %%3 ^mTH «. 
 
 2 f^HTTRT -4^ m. f^^nft/. 
 Sadlt, adv. Y. A. 1. ^'^TOTT^, f^?5fn'^%, ^^RTfot, &C. 
 I. in a great degree, so as to cause scrroic. "FR, Hrft, |: 
 
 ^ ErRRTT^nnT f'^t ^ 
 
 Sai>nes8, n. v. A. 1. T^re^mT ?». ^'c. f^Psf^ft/. 3?l^ra'>^'.'.
 
 SAG 
 
 751 
 
 SAL 
 
 SiFK, a. free from danger, f^^m^, f^'I'T, f^i^^qj, P^^- 
 
 Hq", 1^q?5T?ft?r, a^q^rrrffra-. 
 
 2 free from hurt or damage. grflT^r, ^5, ^ir^fT, ^^Tc5 or 
 
 3 conferring safety. fSf^q', *r?Tr'TT5rr=qr, 'Tq-f^T, Jrq^f^, 
 f^mift, ar^rftTq vulg. 3T^m»Tq-. 
 
 Safe, n. — for provisions. sTtss^si?^ Rr^t/. ^^S^ n. NXTO'wJ. 
 
 Safe-cosduct, n. pass. ^^^^^ n. ^r?=J m. 
 Safe-guaed, n. See Defence, Pkoxlctios. 
 
 2 /loss. STTT'^sr »». ^1^ m. 
 Safely, adv. v. A. 1. 'TqRff5, f^^qi%, PfTq, ^^TW, g- 
 
 2 w^rnn, g^m?T, tT;;iT?^rn?qT5ft=jf5, -cTtgr^Rfrq-RrsR", 
 
 Safety, Safeness, n. v.A.l. ^^"t^FfTT^r m. &c. ^THT^stm. 
 
 fSio+.d^pfci ». f^?;q^=ifTT/. &ic. f^^^^ n. ^^]^\n m. nq-ft- 
 2 tfsqnir ?«. ^Trf^vnr ?«. 'iT^^^q-uTT m. ^^fiv=\^^^ m. &c. 
 
 ^^T?5cfT/. ^^flf^ n. 3T?^?I^ »«. 
 I. shelter, cover, protection, Sfc. 3TT«T<T »>. 
 Safflowee, «. cartTiamus, — the plant. ^g^+<is' or ^g^- 
 =RT5t/ ^^1/ f f'H' ?«. —seed of itr^J^^/.— chaif cf 
 it. +<ii^'i n. ^l'^^^ n. — oil expressed from the seed. 
 5p^%?r n. 
 
 Dried flowers of s. %^^ or ^g^fT »»• 
 Dye prepared from the dried flowers of s.^pgiforsfTw. 
 First tint obtained from s. ^jtst in. 
 Of or belonging to s. ^T^T. 
 Saffeon, «. — crocus sativus. ■+>'+! m w. %^t^ m. jTITTU »»• 
 
 S.-wash. %\T(\f. 
 Saffbon, Saffeont, Saffeon'-coioeed, a. having the colour 
 
 ofsaj'roti. %?rtt, %?lfr tnr^, 3n>POTRr. 
 Saffbon-Bastaed. See Safflowee. 
 To Sag. See To Swag. 
 
 Sagacious, Sagacity. See Shaep, Sdaepness. 
 Sage, n. See Philosophee. 2. v. Saint, ^s^ffq^jtr^ JT^nr?^, 
 gfn, JTr^ff, 55?f , qf^ <»' ^r^ft, 'J'b^n, — As implying one 
 having divine or spiritual knowledge. f%5, f^jq'?^, »I^- 
 
 IT, aT^r=ft, ji^^ttt, »f^ir^, anv^rfr, 3TTrH<T?^^, arrfT- 
 Tr^ft, fTpft, ^RHT^i^, q<n^«, fn?r=5T?j, in^^f^, ?rRT- 
 
 fHT, ^. 
 
 3 — the plant, salvia Beyigalensi-s. ^^^.^'^^Vm.^.W^^.'^^f. 
 Sage, a. v. AVise. ^TT^irr, ^jTTfir'-i'JlNl, =5T5T. 
 Sagely, adv. y. A. ^orqunif , =€TTW?r. 
 Sageness, ;[iT^<nqiiiT ?«. m^oiqui n. ^X^M n. 
 Sagittal, a. like, Sjc. an arrow. ?ftU^T, 5iT>JrT^T, rfl<|«K- 
 
 Sagittaeics, n. — the zodiacal sign, cj^ n. q?r m. 
 Sago, n. m%m. ^nT% fTtf|S w.fi. 
 
 Grain or granule of a. ^Fi?T<Tr » ». ?ITT m. 
 Said,;), v. V. r^Z^.P'A, &c. ^TtR, ^^, JTifq^,\f^^ 3T R>q | H , 
 
 S'MH.'qM, arf^-ff ?T, Hfai?f. 
 Sail, «. ^fts n. ar^^R or air^TR h. 
 
 Jib-s. "Pr^/. 
 
 Lower end of the sail-yard. qtH or q'rH mi. 
 
 S. furled on its yard. tTfiT/. 
 
 Sheet of a s. ^Ptr^T n. 
 
 With full or swelling; sails. HT^RTTH or TTr^T^ff^l"^. 
 
 To set s.put out to sea. TrS^T^T-Ac. ^-TTT^. 
 
 To set the s. ^f n. ^^FT^of, ^TS n. 3-»TR«r. 
 
 To shift the s. ( in changing tacts ). JTRoi/. i?oi 
 
 To strike s. 5[f|-f M. g'rR'or. [ ^T^/- 
 
 2 Sec Ship. 3 an excursion in a vessel, ^]^r(.&c. =P3^ 
 
 To Sail, v. n. be impelled ly the action of wind on sails, fjl- 
 
 2 pass or proceed hy ^i■a/cr.^^.vlr^^-^^,^r^^r-^\^^r\\^^^ 
 -&c. ^of, "TTi^lf^ ^M, B^^I^-^^JHI'im-Ac. viPJif. 
 
 3 set sail.^ begin a voyage. ^?J^^ n.-&c. ^-^Rot-^r^ut- 
 
 Sail-cloth, m. f^sRi «». q^JT w. 
 Sail-yard, w.^^st/. 
 
 The lower end of the s. the taclc on board. qtH m. 
 Sailob, n. mariner, seaman. ^<l>ft, iT?!5i<ft Miuj«, vT^T^^fl, 
 
 Native s. ^^r?ft or ^, ?5^1^ or rt-^PR. 
 Wages of a s. for a trip or voyage. ?T"PT/. 
 Saint, n. holy personage, v. Sage. ^Rfr, WT^, HH, f^^q^n?, 
 K|Tq^, ^rT, jfH, HT^ft, q^T, fHq^T, f^I^Fff^,^- 
 
 ^^^ 5??j5 qriK^, a^^f?5qr, M!^t':Tr?frT. 
 
 Patrou-s. ?^^5?TT/. ^.^PT w. 
 Saints and good men— compreh. ^'?TO^^ m. pi. 
 Series or succession of saints. ^<T<R:^T/^rlHlfoC<F^. 
 The sevca saints, ^fff^ pop. ^^ ;Rf5sf m. pi. 
 Way or walk of saints. ^JFTirrf m. 
 Saint-like, Saintly, a. like or becoming S^c.a saint. ^n^T^T, 
 ^rIT=^T, &c. ^rft, ^?fT% =qTrfhTT-=lft^t=^-Ae. WKr«R?3T, ^T- 
 
 Saintliness, n. v. A. ^dquiT ?/». ^;frqT?5/. wg^ n. W4- 
 
 To assume s. JfjRrf^ Ho5?ft/. ^ra5ir. 
 Sake, «. purpose Sfc. +KU| n. ^^ ?». 
 For one's own s. a^rrTT*?. 
 
 For the s. of. ^nfr, ^FfTm, ^^, ^fj^rT, ^Trff, q^ 
 ??fFR, ^kFR, aT'4r, 3T'a ( in comp. }. 
 Salacious, Salactousness. See Lustful, Lust. 
 Sal-ammoniac, n. ^^^VK or ^^I'H m. 
 Salary, «. v. Allowa>-ce, Wages, ^f^ qnR vt.-&.Q. ^ih 
 
 n. %?R n. ^fm^f. ^^^'^ n. 
 Sale, «. y. V. A. f^^prr m. Hl+O w ^T^lvt/. f'J+'M »». !?iT ct. 
 f^if^il w. ^luM n. qoT^ n. 
 Bill of 8. ^^nr ».
 
 SAE 
 
 752 
 
 SAL 
 
 Peed of 8. •PTI'f; ^?T«. 
 
 Profits or amount of a. ^^ /. | 
 
 Kescissiou of s. f^ip^gr^f »i. [or ^/. 
 
 The first sale after tlio dawiiiug of tlio day. ^]^ 
 That is for s. f^T^^, ftTfrni^. 
 V. Y. N. vent, going off. W^ m. 1^^ or ^^f. 
 Saleable, a. v. V. f^-qJr'TpftlT-?lR^r-&c. %?T, f^T, %«T, 
 
 Salep, «. ?ir=if*T«ft or ?rTT^fJT«ft/. 
 
 Salesman, n. one who finds a sale for iJte goods of another, 
 
 ^R! m. 
 Saliest, a. projecting. sn^3Tra?5T. 
 
 Saliue, Sallsous, a. t. Salt. ^RT, f^TCT^r, ?5R1T, ?5Kf&I^. 
 Sali>'ENES3, «. V. A. ^jlRtT'JTT m. &c. tTHT »«. 
 Saliva, w.v. Spittle. ^^Am. ^qft/. c^r^T^w/). ?5T5i/. ^^t^m. 
 Salital, Sahvaby, Salivous, a. v. N. '^qp^rr, &c. 37- 
 
 c^m^q^, FSr^T^T^, STSkHli*, JSrHT'fT^^. 
 2b Salivate, v. a. ca«»e secretion of saliva. ^]% n. a^m'jf, 
 ?ffl «. ^. 
 
 To be salivated. ^ n. ^ in. con. [^^. 
 
 Sallow, a. of a pah, yellowish colour, ft^, f^?r?5?ir, fH- 
 S. hue ( of the countenance or body ). ff?€t/. 
 To get or txirn s. fq^ot, f^^=r^. 
 Sallowness, «. V. A. frj^^TCTT m. Jpr^sf^/. spT^=i5^/. ^FT- 
 
 K^oi/. ^JlfeiTT m.f. ft'^;^/. 
 Sallt, n. issue of troops from a fort (o attack lesiegers. gr- 
 
 2 (of humor, wit, frolic, &c. ). J?|^/. c5^T/. ^t^ m. 
 
 3 ( of auger or ardor ). 3"?{^/. v. ^r, ^t^^FT m. ^Z'WS 
 m. kn m. 3Tr%n m. 
 
 To Sallt, v. n. issue from a fort <|-c. to attack lesiegers. 3- 
 
 Sally-poet, «. i%5=fft/. 
 
 Salmon, n. ^^ -JiirfHl jtrtt 3TT^. 
 
 Saloon, w. spacious hall, Sfc. ?r^/. s^rJR or ^^^ n. tfT- 
 
 ^ m. 3TR^H^r?5 m. 
 Salt, n. Jfts ?!. HSf'JI «. ?TR /o;;. ^r m. ■pm^ »»• 
 
 Black s. Bitnohen. ihraMlS n. f«lS?55PJI n. «{t5 »■ 'TW- 
 iffS ?!. ^TOra^"JT «• ?r^^ n. ?TR m. TT^^ «. 
 Culinary or common s. (^T^ft^ n. 
 Landing place for s. rftysTJT w. 
 Mineral or a metallic s. ;j^^ m. T.^ m. 
 Mineral s. Eock s. Fuctitioua s. — iu contrad. from 
 sea salt, ^^ifte n. 
 
 Eock s. Xf^^^ n. f^g^^cT n. '^^^ n. -^^W^^ n. 
 S. extracted from saline earth, dung, &c. ^Tt^i^s- 
 ^I^^5-Hftff|Tft5 n. WW'fflZ or ^^f^Z n. 
 
 Sochal 8. W^ n. ^S^R m. #^^M «. RT^ruT n. 
 Wanting in s. 3TorofT, ^s,ujK_ 
 To become or be impregnated with 3. ^Rrqr"Tf. 
 2 ( in speech ) pungency, sharpness. Jft5f*R^/- frT^S- 
 ^ n. 
 Salt, a. ^RT, ^R?:, a^rJT, ^7^oiTT, 55T^<JT, c^r^rf&T^F, ?fR, 
 
 j S. ground ( lying along inlets and creeks ). ^T^or n. 
 
 Cultivator of s. ground. ^^<F. 
 S. water. ^r^qT^jfT «• ^rffoft n. 
 I 2 produced on s. marshes ; living in s. water, Sfc. ^TTT, 
 
 Ij To Salt, v. a. season or impregnate with salt, rfts n.-^K m.- 
 
 Salt-cell AE, n. ■PiH^^RT «. f^^T■^r^f. 
 j Salt-less, o. t. Issipid. ^ff^irft. 
 SALT-iiiNE, n. firsT^l^m/ Fi^rii^rf^ «. b^'jtfft «». 
 
 Salt-pan, Salt-pit, n. ^FT^t/ f^r^TT?; >n. n. 
 Salt-pethe, n. ^\ij(\Z n. #a m. ^^f^R vi. g^^T^R m. g- 
 CT^^ »». q'^^TR m. 
 
 Purified 3. ^F^Jjft ^ItT »». 
 Salt-wobk, Salteen, m. />-aci ofs. pits along shore. fir^T- 
 iTT 0?' 3TFR "«. «. ['^^f^Tf;. 
 
 Salted,/!. V. V. ift3 ^Tm^?5T, &c. sr^ftT, ST^rf&t^, ^R^^, 
 
 Over s. ?jrT^, ^^R. 
 
 Under s. H^SEiift, 3T5toi?:. 
 
 Tnsalted. 3TolDff. [-^ft. 
 
 Saltee, Salt-makee, n. nNir or I^^TRIT, frreri^, fH5- 
 Saltness, «. T. A. ^R'^OTT w. ^Rjq>JTT m. Wlm. ^RSlf /. 
 
 ?5Fri5T «. ?TR OT. ^?:ffT/. ^^R^^Prrr/. &e. 
 
 S. or saline matter in a soil, fftar/. 3mr >«. 
 Saltt, a. somewhat salt. ^nzKKZ. 
 
 Salubhious, a.faioralle to health, promoting health, — (cli- 
 mate, water, air, &c.) ^T^TW ^V\^A, R?:^, q5i,xf^;t, ^- 
 
 S'-^r^r, ^?:tt^t, ?fTF?TT=EfT, 3TRT"T^?rsF-5jnq:-sr^, PrfRfr, 
 5;ift^f^?[Trtt, ^T^^^^tJi^Rt, &c. ?rTf??:p, qlfsq;, jf^q^-^F- 
 
 Saluebiousness, Salueeitt, «. v. A. f^^r^^T'tr m. &c. 
 
 ?T<Wfrf+lRdl/. aTRR^^^T'Tf^T n. &c. [rTTf. &c. 
 
 Salutaeiness, n. v. A. 1. ^TfKf|?f^Tf<?TT/. vft^til^rft- 
 
 2 f|?fq;TfTrfT/. &e. 
 Salutaey, a.facorahle to health \. "Wholesome, Salubei- 
 
 ous. qx^r, qs--^^^, qi:^T=qr, ^Tfl^ff ?nR-^Rt-^R^-sr^-^r- 
 
 2 V. Benepicial. f|?r^, ffrTRf , f|?rq^, ^^"i^gqp. 
 Salutation, «. y. V. and Obeisance, ^trim ^T^rf «.-?Tfn- 
 
 of w. &c. ^JT^^R OT. f^tfirfr/. f'rft^f/. arfinrr^^ «. 
 a^f'T^ n. j?TSsr5ST »». ^3TST?;r ?«. 
 
 Some forms or particular terms oi salutation are.^r- 
 ^r^fr=rRRT sfT^^t, ^t^T, n^^^R, ^'TRRTT'JT, ^RRRT, 
 
 Mutual s. TT^RRff/. ^^Rft/. 
 S. (by and to Musalmuns &c.) ^^^. 
 S. (by and to Qujarathis). vrqrfftnoS. 
 S. (by and to Bairagis, Sfc). ^?PT ^IhKIT. 
 2^0 Salute, t>. a. greet, hail, address expressions of kind 
 wishes to, make obeisance to, ^'c. ^?5Rr m,-TJ^TX^mr^'
 
 SAN 
 
 2 See To Kiss. 
 Salute. See Salutation. 2 See Kiss. 
 
 S. in proclamation of victory. ^q^l«r m. 
 
 S. with g-uus. ^ipjnft^'Tr FfrTn-/. pi. ^?AjfH\m^'^f. 
 
 Saluter, «. Saluting,;;, a. v. Y. 1. ?T^riT-^3T?^R->S:c. qj- 
 
 tiTm-^i'TJTRr,'JTfH^r^^,3TF*rqT^-3TfH5iq^=};?i?-:Fitt-&c. 
 Salvaeility, h. t. a. ?in;oT'TT5rrTT?i'?riq?rr /.-^TgFTcrr/. ftt- 
 ?:<ii%r?T?rr/. FTR<Tr^T?^?rr/. 
 
 Salt able, n. that may he saved. rnTT^T^rTT-HRW-&c. fTR- 
 
 Saltation, n. \. rEESEKVATiON. r\Kuin. ^^CT«. ^T^T'^Tn. 
 
 2— in theologj. ^K'^n. ^^Km. ^^Rnf^f pop. ^^K^rff. 
 
 Ark of s. fiqfrrffHr ?rre »«. 
 
 Means of s. rf?;DTrTI'T m. 
 
 "Way of s. throug'h worship. ^ffrHTrpf m. 
 
 "Way of s. through works. »pilVr4 »«. 
 
 Salte, n. composition to be applied to sores. JTrJT m. n. JTR- 
 
 ^^ n. ^^ m. Sf^T m. [3TS#r/. 
 
 Salter, ?;./i/a??, tcaitei: n^^PP «. (i'/w. r^WPfl f. fq?t^ /. 
 
 SaltO, «. reservation. f^vt\ f. ^\^%^f. f?J? «. %^r m. 
 
 To make a s. f^^^TIS/. \^■^ %^ijf, %?Tr «!. ^m, T- 
 
 sps/.'&c. %?rijf. 
 
 Same, a. wo< different or other, identical. FTF^,^!^, ^'F^, 3T- 
 ?r^, 3Tf»T^, rTJTflRT, rT^TFFT^, ?T?T, ^^'T^. 
 One and the s. (t^^^_ 
 
 2 s/»ij7«?', ^'-e. T. Like. g-R^r, t(=PtTR?rr, ^IT, HTR. 
 That is all the s. as. 5H3r=^. [l-^T^. 
 
 3 that was mentioned lefore. JT?TRfHr^r, ?f^^f , 'T^'f?, 
 Sameness, «. v. A. 1. \^^ n. ^^^HT^T n. aT^r^Hl^r m. cjt- 
 
 fHTTTT^ m. 3T;n^rtr/. 3TfH=>T?Tr/. rfT^Tf^^ «. crrf c^ «. 
 
 2 ^Rm"Jir m. &c. ^rrnr^ w. ^rri^ n. ^ttftt/. 
 
 Samphire, ?!.— the herb. M^V^'^j. ^^^f- 
 
 Sample, n. specimen. ^]^^^A m. ^TRffT /. ^5=TT m. ^?^/^ ^- 
 
 Sakable, &c. See Cuhable, &c. 
 
 Sanative, Sanatory, «. tending to heal. ^TT «RT^tOTRT, ff- 
 
 3TT<Fq^iT^^-JFR^-5T^. [n. 
 
 Sanativeness, m.v.A. 'T'TiH^R^?^«.5;Tn5i?fr/. arm^^^^sr 
 
 Sanctification, 7!. T. V. — act. qf^^ ^?:"Tr ». etc. 'TTq^'""Jr «. 
 
 qrq^T^TH n. qrq^r^T »«. qn'^sTH m. ^^nqr^Tor «.qf?f5fTq;?;oT 
 
 n.—state. ^f^^^^f. 3T?T:^7r=q «. ^?T:^f5/. ?T'?qr7^r/. 
 
 MdMNHl/. f^qrt^rJTTFTT/. 
 Sanctified,;?, v. V. qf^^r %?5^T,&c.qf5rf%PT, ?r'?qTq, |fTqrT, 
 
 I. affectedly holy, ^'[^^r^-.^^ 5?^r^r-qr»Tr^-c<Lc. 
 Sanctifiee, n. Sanciifyino,2). a. V. A". <Tf^^ ^^"nfU, &c. 
 
 753 
 
 SAN 
 
 To Sanctify, v. a. mal<e pure and holy. q^^-RJ^^-^g'-Ac. 
 
 ;F7>Jf, TTq^t^ «.-qnHTn m.-^Vf>.ij^ m.-&c. JJRof ^.o/d. 
 
 WT-.rT^ w.--JI?T:af5/.-c^c. ^Tofy. o/o.qnT^PT-fHstin-&c. 
 
 2?R^, qf^T^T^oi «.-.*ic. ^F^of y. ofo. 
 Sanctimonious, a. that mahrs a yrcat profession or shew of 
 
 sanctity, —of persons. H^l^r-qf^=^%^r-g5t^T-&c. '^^i- 
 
 =Tr-3Trt5T-qT-qr'^Tr-5iJ'Tr-sr'ft-fl?fr-&c. ^tf'--^^^ ^^. 
 'qr^t, m^ or rqr, i\% si^r, a^ffimfA^, gif^Ntfr, 
 
 2 —of tilings. H^'T^r-qf5f^^=?qT-&c. 5rf^nir-qr*T«^-&c. 
 
 Sanctimoniousness, Sanctimony, n. v. A. *r^f%-q<iqr^.q- 
 f5r^Fr%-gift^-3TRRT^-&c. cflri^R « -efi n.-qrH n.-^rn 
 «.-^^R ?L-&p. H^fft^r it^ m.-&c. jvr w. tT »«. *nr=5/. 
 
 Sanction, n. authority, uarrant. ^^]'^ n. ^^l>:f^ m. WMF 
 
 or 3TTW 111. aTT^TR »». TH^ «. 
 lb Sanction, r. o. rrt^(/y, confirm. qi^rT-^Pf^-HF^-g^frn;. 
 
 H^5-si^ra-7JTf^-&c. ^RiJf , ^i or ^^ qi^iji-c^oi'oi. 
 
 2 tcarrant. 5flT=iTq w.-tHTtTR i«.-&c. '^ot, 'A^9;m m.-'flJ^^T- 
 
 &c. 3THaty. o/s. v-ith ^ or FIT o/o. aTTHf qHj=T-3TTqRH=l - 
 
 &c. 3THot. 
 Sanctity, Sanctitude, »t. v. Holiness. qflr=5i?rr/. ?fTg?rr/. 
 
 3t?T;iTR n. ai^rT-.^f^/. 
 SaNctUABY, «. inner part of a temple. IIHI^W. THRT ?«. T- 
 
 JTTTR «. 1HJI «. 
 
 2 sacred place, temple, ^'c. v. Temple, qf^^^rrnr/ qf^- 
 ^TTrfq- ». ^^rST n. g^TTR «• 
 
 3 /)/a(.'e of refuye.^ asylum. ■^]'■A^^'■^J^ ■ n. 3?r=>.T^^'<Trr n 
 31f ^TH'Tr^^R «. f^'T^T'^r^ n. 
 
 i Sand,'1!j. srrfy. \^f. ^r^r/. fg^?rr/. q^m/ qf^«. 
 
 Fiues."^s/.^ir/. " 
 
 Heap ois.i^ZJfn. 
 
 S. (or pounce) bos. =rra^ifr or ^Tt/. Xn^r^^f. 
 Sand-bank, w.— in water. HT^/. »TT^/. Srrfwf. 
 Sand-bo aed, w. «{3;qT^ /■ qr^'T/. 
 
 Letters drawn upon a s. by children in learning to 
 write. ^7A^ji, 
 
 Letters traced (as the copy) on a s. ^ZUii. 
 
 To dust a s. qRT/. ^^^.Hr^ 
 Sand-fly, n. midye. %5i^«. ^>^kn. ^^ or 5)i. 
 Sand-glass, «. m^ ^^m. ^IJ^FfT^?!. 
 Sandal, n. — the kind of shoe. ^^TT^/, %q?rt/. ^t^t/ ^• 
 ^TCT/. qrf?I'^".^?'^^flt/-— worn by women, ^TRsj':. 
 
 Heel-tie of a s. ^^Z^J^tn. 
 
 Pair of sandals. ^"^H. [^T. 
 
 That is without sandals (or shoes). ^TT^T'ifl', 3T^'?i 
 Sandal, n. — the tree or wood. <(zj^n. >f\j^t». TSTFT^ or 
 l{^J\^Km.^?J^vl7;n. 
 
 Black s.-wood. ^otJIFTf pop. ^<iUl\mm. [^^w. 
 
 Ottar or extract of s. wood. ^^ 3TrRn. ^^'flctcJ'J.
 
 SAP 
 
 Red 8. -wood, ^rp^i^rt. ^^^n. t^^n. f^R^TJff/. 
 
 Uuctuous preparation of s -wood. '^^ n. 
 SaXDauach, n. — the resiu. ^^^ or '^'S^m. 
 SaSdebs, n. Kcd s. wood tree. ^^ft/. — the wood. gT3T»». 
 Sa>-D3, n. sandy plain or tract. WIB^K or Zn./. ^f7^^n. pop. 
 
 25SOT/. n. ^rm. Xr\rsf. M^>>!- iTi;?'4?^«. 
 gJjSDT, a. of or lelonging to sand, ^rft^r, =rT5r^ or sffoS^^, 
 
 2 abounding u-ilh or having mnd. ^fft^, «n^^r o>' ^55- 
 
 «. beach, &u. v. Sasds. im:^zn.f. 
 SaSE, (j. «o/! disordered in mind. ?rr^q-, ^l^=^r, 5g5, =^fT?5T, 
 
 2 See Hkaltut. 
 SaKQUIFErous, a. conveying Mood. t^^i^T'., T^^T^. 
 .Sakouificatios, n. production of blood. ^Tfi^^^j^^n. X^]?jf^ 
 
 /■ X^^f^f^^f- V^.^i^n. 
 f^AN^aciNAHiXEss, n. V. A. 1. ^■^f^ ir^^jr^m. ^^'TTfT»IT;|'rTn. 
 
 X^'mh^n. 
 
 2 ^^mjm. f^^T.^n. r^^n=rT/. f5TqfHT/. 
 SANQlIXAEr, a. attended loit/i much bloodshed. ^'^^ ?:Tp<TTfn'- 
 
 •<|5Trq''^TT^r, trS^TT^SrST, qpqtT^r^iqr^r. 
 
 2 bloody -minded .1 v. CauEL. g^, f^^^, f^^, f|^, 
 
 Sanguine, a. of a red colour. v^=^^J ^"JtHt, T^^aT,3TR^. 
 
 2 See Plethoric. 3 — of temperament; ardent, loarm, ^'c. 
 V. Earnest. arRiTEnf^F, ^TT^'-TRR, 3Trft-<T^. 
 4 V. Confident. SW^^jt, jfre^rr ^r^-^t^r, JTrs^r 'jt^^t- 
 
 Sangcinenes3, n. v. A. 1. ?;^fjcfafw. ^^5rof?rT/. 
 
 3 3TR'<TT/. 3^CT/. 
 
 Sanouineous, a. constituting, ^-c. blood. ^^r^T, V^n^., Trfj- 
 
 2/ull ofblood.^ X. Plethoeic. T^fH^qr^^TT, T^ST^rJ. 
 Sanies, n. serous matter, xnrvijn. ?j^/. i^f. q^^ ?>. q;q-- 
 
 Sanious, a. serovg. Tnn'J^T or "T^r^, ?5^^r, &c. <Tq-?;^^5. 
 Sanitaet, a. 3TRP^?;?T<JiraT, TVrfH^RWpsfT. 
 
 2 excreting serous matter. ?5?fr^, ?5?r^, "T^T^P^IKt, "T'T- 
 
 ?nrftrrrT^i^. ' \_fk^^f. 
 
 Sanitt, «. V. A. 1. ^f^/. ^TT^tTTorr m. g?^?/- ?J^^^^ 
 Sap, n. juice of plants. X'S m. ^R i». ^^T "»• TT'^'T ?i. T'STT/. 
 
 2 See Mike. 
 lb Sap, v. a. undermine., subvert the foundation of. TTTr^- 
 ^ <rrs^ g. of 0. qr^ »«. R)H dc( uj -3TT5Eq^-STW«oi or fif- 
 
 Sapanwood, n. T^=^^ n. qfirq ?». 
 
 Sapid, a. v. Tasteful. =q5f^, ^^, ^rf^. 
 
 73.1 SAT 
 
 Sapidity, Sapidness, n. t. A. ^«f /. ^<n^ «i. rif^/. 
 
 Sapience, Sapient. See Wisdom, Wise. 
 
 Sapless, a. -JTHR, f^?W^, f^T^^f^T, ^Ith, ^m ;— intens. 
 
 utterly dry and stiff. TT^r or :^^, ^^ ?tT7T. 
 Sapling, »t. ?/oz<?!y /rte o;'2;i(7K;. ^rr «. tr9T wi. rr"T7T ot. ?r- 
 
 Sapor. See Taste. 
 
 Saponacious, Saponaet. See Soapt. 
 
 Sapper. See Minee. 
 
 Sapphire, «.— the gem. ^fr^ m. ^^^t?T m. ^^r^m m. 
 
 Sapphieine, a. maie ^'c. of sapphire. ^?7T=5fr, Hti^^T^. 
 Sappiness, «.. V. A. 1. 3fr%q<JTr m. ^^Z^^\ »». ^^T^^'TT m. 
 
 &c. w^^Hfr OT. apr »i. 
 
 Sappt, a. juicy, succulent. 'flTFTT, ^T3:, ?H?r:, T^H^,?:^HftrT, 
 
 To be s. ?:?T^^'JT. 
 2 — in intellect, &c. See Weak. 
 Sarcasm, n. taunt., satirical remark. ^TTiTT m. or ^ n. z\- 
 Sr m. Z\mS m. 5t?rr m. H-^T ?«. V. ZVn, ^R, '^'RT OT.sqKw. 
 n. %<TUT M. ^J^ J?5t/ l-. Hre, g?T «• ?J?ft 'TrTiT n. ;pff»Tr>TO 
 
 Sarcastic, Saecastical, a. \. N. ^RRqr^r, ^\^^v^^^ >-tc. 
 
 Saecasticallt, «(/«>. V. A. ;tTTOTT-?r^-<tc. '^3:^-Hr^^, "?'?- 
 
 Sarcoma, «. v. Wen. arsTTf^Ji. JfTf^ «. Tf^lf^/. 
 Sarcophagous, a. flesh eating. JTt^H^T^, TfHHT^t, Hmirfl'. 
 Sarcophagus, n. stone coffin. sirT S^fuqj^ ^TSr"^ ^^/. si- 
 
 Sardine, Saedius, n. 3TR^^ w. ? 
 
 Sardonic, «. ( laugh ) fq^ir^T flTrT «. 
 
 Saedonxx, «. ifr^ ??i. 'TRr^'^ »». 
 
 Saesapaeilla, Sarsa, n. ntlsTr^Fry «. ^qj? n. 
 
 Sash, «. ornamental girding for the loins. qfiVR^i^i «».'^?f-J?Tw. 
 
 Satan, m. v.Devil. ^?fRT. 
 
 Satanic, Satanical, a. v. Detilish. ?irfT^r^r. 
 
 Satchel, n. bag for hooks or papers. ;|r^^ or ^n^r^ ». 
 
 2 See Bag. 
 To Sate, To Satiate, v. a. glut, cloy, ovcrflll. ^zf.-kxf. 
 
 -%JF/.-f^?rr/.-&c. sp^at-qr^oT g. of o. tTFjq^ w.-ar^Hf^ 
 /.-q^^/.-T^^TRn?/.-37'T^/.-&c. jpToty. 0/0. trri^r- 
 'Tft^-3Tf?Tf5T-&c. ^5:ar, afnpRt /.-^ft?: w.-&c. arr'niJr, 
 rff^w. f^m^g.ofo. f^^^r, fH5t /. q^sri^, 5^>iT- 
 T'PRr^t ^':^. [ y- of 0. 
 
 To 8. one's self n-ith. STTT^ur/. n.-^^Z f.-■S^Z f. irnf 
 
 Sated, Satiated, 7). v. Y. tn-%?5r %%^r, 5T qT3k?ir, 3TH^ 
 
 %^T, &c. m%^r, mRhh, arf^r^H", qm-TrK, qft'jof^JT, ^• 
 
 Satedness, Satiett, n. v. P. q'P.^uil m. 3T*R/. ^t/. 2^/. 
 H^^Rfrs/. f^m/. "Tfe^/. ^mnffr/. 3Tf?tgm/. "T^f^
 
 SAT 
 
 755 
 
 SAV 
 
 Satellite, m. — iu aslrouomy. JT^ »». 
 
 SatelliteSj/y. courtiers, allenJants, ijo. g;R^^^r/. 3Tr- 
 
 Bribing or propitialiug of s. ^K'T^r/. 
 Sater, Satiating,/?, a. &c. v. V. OT5 qSTirrtr, ?^ "^rsoTRr, 
 
 T^^Trms ^^oir^cr, &e. qlTrrfH-3TfTtHffr-&c. spTrr-q^r^^-&c. 
 Satin, «.— the eilk. arftmr «. 
 Satin-wood, 7k — the tree. ^ m.f. ^? or^^ m. 
 Satire, n. a discourse or poem coniaimng sarcastic censures. 
 
 i%S^T wsr m. H^r^r^^^n^ «. R^n^q-R «. 5rr=^^<JTrT^- 
 
 ^?:spT m. 
 Satirical, a. v. INT. — language, &c. HS^T, ^fwr^r, §Tr- 
 
 ^trfrq^^rqj, HJff, 3^"T, f^^fH^, f^5TnTHrr, f^^si^q;, arr- 
 
 2— a person. f?T^ q^^OTRF, fi=r?'is, M^HPTt, HJTTr'ft, ^- 
 
 Saiikist. See Satirical, 2. 
 
 To Satirize, v. a. fhzj f.-f^^^^^ «.-&e. ^FTot ^. o/o. 
 Satisfaction, n. v. V. 1.— «c^ j^df n. &c. J^Ef /. it;t^tT- 
 JTra/. YJ!\ 11. rfTur «. ?trrqoT n. qfrrffirai «. r;:?Jlf=TfiTT /. 
 
 arrcJTrq^r n.— state, fi^/. qq-rft"/. qft'Tm/. f^^g^fr/. 
 
 2— ac<. ^Trf? 5RW «. &e. C2[^H^?r n. ^^^f^TJT n. ^^- 
 f'Tff^/. ^?Tqf?rf^/.— «^a/e. ^fn;/. ^mft/. ^raR^T- 
 »TT/. ft^ir/. 
 S See Payment. 
 I. See Amends, Compensation. 
 Satisiactort, a. tliat gives satisfaction, yields content, re- 
 lieves the mind, ^'c. ^TTr'=TR ^^"JTRr, i^^l 'T?:uTr'"r, ??IT?T- 
 
 7?rR^r, ^^TrfTTwa-, JT^mR^r, ir^r^r, r^s^Ttr^r, j--^- 
 Satisfiable, a. v. V. 1. 5^^rqr3fr'TT-^n:?^r-&e. -j^Tjcq-, ^- 
 
 Satisfied,;;, v. V. 1. and Contented. qT^^s^T, %5<5?5r, 
 
 &.C. ^, T^nr, qfTH, rifq?!, fTFtpHrr, ?i^R-, 4f<^v., qof^rK, 
 
 To be s. <Tr7 «. T^iif y. ofs. jTtjf «. o;' "jft/ qstff y. o/ 
 
 6-. trir/. ^^ g- of s. ^\^ m. ^T#r ^z'^ g. of s. 
 
 2 n\r\X ^?5^r,&c. I^I^Trt^Tq-, f^rT^^, ^'J^^, n?r^^^, 
 f^TT?t:p. 
 
 3 See Cleared. 
 
 To be 8. W^^J-' ^r?lfr/-&c. ^-3T^ g. of s. 
 Satisfies, n. Satisfying, p. a. v. V.l. qj'^urRT, Trsorrn, ^- 
 
 I.— an article of food. 5?^HR, q':5r'jft^r. 
 To Satisfy, r. a. gratify leant or desire, content, Jill, please. 
 
 jT^'xf, q^of, Vji^, r^r /.-s(T?TT /.-jr"r-<t w.-q-tn or 
 '<^/.-&c. jr^ijf-V??r-&o. ^m^-TT'T?!. ^fR^^. ofo. qR «, 
 
 HTiJr ^. ofo. qfr/. qrs^y. o/o. ?ffTtR, ?tniji, ^Frqor n.- 
 ?T'f'JT«.-rrf^/.-jTH^imr5/.-&e. ;f;?:ot -7. o/o. qcfr-^tr-qfrftr- 
 
 2 free from douht, cause the mind to rest in conftdencf, 
 V. To Convince. ^RfT/.-^mfT f-^\nx^T^jf.-i.c. ijR^ 
 
 <7. 0/0. ^rfffTH 'flmof, ?fJT3fr5ft7f, ^'^^ m.kiMg.ofo. 
 
 '; ^q^^RR «.-?T:f;Tf^^ffT/-&C. w.K^ g. ofo. 
 
 3 See To Pay, To Clear. 
 
 Sative, a. produced in afield or garden. ^^7i, j^jf^Tf 
 
 To Saturate, v. a. entirely impregnate with, qrr-qrfr- &.c. 
 
 ^x^., Tmfm-TcriPTJf-!ji->fce. *rTOT-fiTTr^oT-q^^TDT, z^^^%- 
 
 ?0T, eq^sgtrr, 3"H5C^, jq^ ^\\m decl. wM. 
 Saturated, p. v. V. ^mtw HT%?ir, arf^TqoT. [ ^^^J\ n. 
 
 Saturation, >i. v. "V. im?TK-.'ce. HTof n.- f>T^qw »i.'3TfJ=r- 
 Saturday, n. \^^^Xpop. ^^cTR m. H25R m. J^3^«^ m. 
 Saturn, w.— the planet, ^if^ w. ^h^TT '»• H? w. ^R wi. 
 Saturnalia, w.— the Hindu, ^off/. f>([^^\ m. 
 Saturnian, a. belonging to the golden age. BfTqir^r, ^?T- 
 
 Saturnine, «. dull, phlegmatic, h^, ^?, '43, ^ssfjifH. 
 Satyr, n. ^^'V^^'^^mfkV'^. 
 
 Sauce, n. something eaten with food to give a relish, ^rfr !^^- 
 q<jf n. 'flRETCTi n. fn^^iltJT ». ^FR^Tcri «. ^ififT^fR/. sjtci «. 
 =PRfJTr% ;?. 
 
 To serve for s. qsRIiJRT. 
 
 The common Sauces or Seasonings are, STflS: SToSor, 
 
 ^t^f^ o>- ^p^K?-, ^F^Hof, spr=Erfr or sjnf, itt^, nivT, ^^r- 
 uft, ^"JT^r, q^rR-?T, H'tTf^, T^r, ^jq^, SR"^, ^b^^tr. 
 
 2 See Impudence. 
 Sauce-eox. See Saucy. 
 
 Sauce-pan, m. v. Pot. ^fst/ 5-?ft=qT ^ffr/ 5^% Wq=J n. 
 Saucer, m. cfr^/. ?^% «.— large, ^rtt »». 
 
 Wooden s. or bowl, q^qr or ^J m. qjn or ^ n. 
 Saucily, adv. v. A. fq^rjH, ':fr=;qtiTR, &c. ^fsqr-io. ^>37^. 
 
 To speak s. z\^ ^ROT. 
 Sauciness, n. v. A. ffcTJIJ/. ^K^m m. ^tptqrJTT »». siTTq- 
 j m m. 1?^?: H. 1'=;^/. Sif^^T m. IH^ »i. pl.'h:^^ n. 
 Saucy, o. /jc;-/, impudent.— oi' persons*. tfT?:, q^rqi^ft, ^fS^I, 
 
 5.r5, 75/1, qrsqr, sir, siRqr, ^if h strttt^t, m? ^^itt- 
 CT, fir^r^TT, Sqr, "si^Kfrn , arfsj^q, |»R=qr. 
 
 2— of speech, behaviour, ifcctfr^qoTRf, feir^T, ?fs^q- 
 To Saunter, v. n. \. To Wander. Kf^, rs^Tnn -XM^-^nh 
 
 &c. fTRoi, qpfof , f<^mr fqRtJT, ^JT'n=F/.-&c. q:^or, ^ 
 
 Saunter, Sauntering, ». v. V. ^JTtif «. ?:T^?JT?Tfir?:ot n. ^ 
 
 Saunteree, n. Sauntering, p. a. v.V. tHOTRT, ^HnJHdfWI 
 
 ?:oTRr, &c. q»^r, nn^^ir or ^ST o'- ^?i^i, ^»i>?tk, f^ 
 
 Sauntering ly, nJf. v. Y. ?Tf?RKH, TK^^tr, q»TfTn»R. 
 Satage, a. barbarous, roild, uncivilized. X]^i\, <H«I'',, ?Rft, 
 
 rRTT, ^RirBT, ^iffr, arftTfe^, 3^^«t, fq^^m^-^j.-
 
 36 
 
 SCA 
 
 2 Inital, V. Ckuel. ^t.^ f^T^, 3'?T, ^P^TT^jT, ^^, ^?Io5 or 
 oE^r, JFUT, ^<Trft, tiS, 'l^i^'Tfnt. 
 Sataoe, w. uncivilized person, v. Baebaeian. TH^-&e. HT- 
 
 2^ cruel, ^-c. person, v. Brute. n?T^, 'ifn, Hfn^^TT^T 
 
 Pavaoelv, ar/y. v. A. 2. f^T^^TTOTR, fT^^^r^, &c. HPT|^^- 
 
 (<AVAOF.NEss, 7!. V.A.I. TPT^t'T'^rm. rr'^sf^T'Tr w. &e. Rt?trt- 
 
 2 fji^orr m. ^^^mr »«. &c. fi^Trr/. z^^S^ ^'f «. f^r- 
 
 ^'TrTT/. ^\WA n. 
 S^AVAXT, «. learned person, connoisseur, virtuoso^ ^'c. noiqi- 
 
 5(? Save, v. a. protect from danger, v. To Pheseeve. rTRof, 
 c}xfTir'Jf,SRT5rwi.-HTW «.-T^>iT «.-^?:?liT «.-&c. ^l^ g.ojo. 
 Save me ! =5nf| =5(Tf^. 
 
 To s. appearances. <P5 »«. 'TK'Jf-TT^f'Jf-H'TT^^. 
 2— in theology. ?TRW, ^'^^^i ?TRDT w.-a'^TT m.-&c. ^^of 
 
 jr. o/o. qT7nTT^?T-'R^FrTrefr-&e. rrRof-rr^ar. 
 
 y hinder from Icing lost or spent, cff^fsfcff, 3-?:cf if, ?rT^T- 
 
 4 reserve, lay hg. %^ot, TF^ot, irfcft^T-qf^ siftr^jf, TT't- 
 
 i^, <IR5r TTSt'T. 
 
 5 /(z^-e 0)- J(sc opportunely, so as not to lose. b'hT5E^, ^TT- 
 '4^, ireoT, fiTTiTn-fTMM.-&c. ^T'Trsat-^Tq'aT y. o/o. 
 
 G hinder front occurring. ^g'Rot, ^RW, T^T". ?ToE^- 
 
 ?1TBt y. o/ 0. 
 Save, Saving. See Except. 
 Saved,/?, t. V. 1. FTRHOT, ^=^T^^^\., ?nf<rT, kT^^, ^%?r. 
 
 To be s. FRiJi, ^-^R «!.-HS^ /.-3-5R'T^/.-&c. |r^ y. 
 
 3 ^t^%c=5T, 3T^%OT, &c. 
 
 4 %^?!;T, nt^ff 5lf':TrI^, TFT TT^^, &C. 
 
 Satee, n. Saving, ;>. a. v. V. 1- rfROTRT, sf^nTTRT, cTR^, 
 ^TTfTT, H^?^, ^?T'iT-&c. ^FrTf-^FRt. 
 
 2 CTHc? Savioue. rlK^lUr, 3'5T"iIRT, &c. ?TR=P, 3"^R^, 3"- 
 3^, T5R-&C. ^frr. 
 
 I. sparing, frugal, v. Economical. ^r^^F^^TT, ^R^^ff- 
 
 II. that secures salvation. J^R^TtT^, JSRlfft^fr^-T^, 
 ^■^R^^, 75R"TR<nRft. 
 
 Savinoness. See Economy. 
 
 Savings, n. money saved and laid by. W:JZ^W f WF^^ /■ 
 
 Savioue, n. Bedeemer. rTRHTRT, rTR^, =3iT<{\^ S'^R-T, 7?;^, 
 r(l<Ul+Tll, S'^K+tII, g-^RTfft^T rJT^orRT-^'JIRr. 
 
 Savoue, n. V. Taste, ^r?'". ?RT/. ^^f. 
 2 See SiiELi,. 
 
 Jo Satocb, v. n. have a taste or tincture of partalce of the 
 qualify of. ^RTw.-g;^/. -q't^m.-qt^/. -^oj^p/. .^;T^ or 
 ^^f.-&c.fmp\ iviih in. con. =^'7;/.-^0T^/.-^Rr?».- 
 
 &c. ^^Ef(7f. [HT'Ct/. ^"k^T«. 
 
 Savoubiness, «. V. A. qtst/. jt%^/. xj^/. ^fsf^/. g- 
 Savoueing, /). o. Y. V. that savours of. ETTOpqr, ^niff^r. 
 Savouet, o. t. Tasteful. H'^^r, ^'nfr--(T, ^oi^oftFf, t^\- 
 
 S. food. [hvJ'A'I. 
 Saw, m. ^K^^m. dm. ^p^rfT/. 3TT^?rm. ^^qsfn. 
 
 Double 8. 3TS--iTr ^T?r?r or 3T?qT JRT^FTw. 3TTt or aifiw. 
 2 saying, maxim, '^ot/. '^^OT'^ft/'. 3TT^'Tr'«. aT'TTJn. '^IRTW!. 
 Old s. ^flFA^^ 3TT^<Jir»». 
 To Saw, v. a. cut tvith a saw. W.mr(n\.^ qrRg-iif, 3=r?:sp?Tor, fm- 
 
 'Sr, +<<JffH' jpTTOT-'f^RiJt. 
 Saw-dust, n. dust of icoodfrom saicing. J^rm. ^^^TTw. 
 
 Saw-fish, «. qr<F«i. «. fsnrC". 
 
 Sawtee, h. one u'ho saws. Jp^q-r^an^T, ^^^If^, 3T^^?it, 'i^JA- 
 
 S.'s work. fsR^FRT'/i. [^tir, 3^ W.l^. 
 
 To Sat, t;. a. spcalc, utter. ^Rof , j:^^'?! , q^T^ot, <TTlRr% ^I - 
 
 2 (a lesson, &c.) re-hearse. J^tJlijf. 
 To s. off. ?RqT<T7 «(^i'. '=^'JI'jf. 
 
 3 pronounce loithout singing. J^^irof, ^T^f (/ecZ.-HWT <^iSt7. 
 
 Sat, Sating, n. somethitig said, ^TB'Jf n. iffoiof «. iTt? /. 
 
 ^r?5 »i. j^fJinFf/. «. ^'^^ n. 3f^/. trot «. »TTf^ ?j. m- 
 
 f&T^T «. 3TI^^!TT5T n. 
 
 True s. ?rT ^"^ n. 
 
 To siiy one's s. qr?? w. €'r?^>n. 
 I. saw, adage. J^^f. ^^^f. arr^iTrw. 3I<JTr»!. ^T??T «. 
 Scab, m. incrustation. ^'^FA m. <Zh«. ^T?ft /• ^?c7 or 3 «. 
 dim. ^sr^ft /. ?jT^^T M. ^7=^1 »«. ^PT^I^T »«. rfm. ^m^V- 
 ^r^TCT »i. ??r?3^/. 'ffrT m. TTJ^T «i. TimST w. ITOTtST or 
 JT ««. 'TT'TSr m. ^^^ n. or wA^ f. ^^^ n. scq^ «. 
 
 2 (of cattle), jVc^. ^51%J)8. /jZ. ^'tjc^w. ^'"T^ft/- — A scale 
 of it. ^^5T «. 
 
 3 lotv dirty icretch, v. Scrub, Black-guabd. iif^=qr ^- 
 ^r m. rt\^\^ ^K^^f. »TR^ ^^^f T.^^\ E^m or ftr 
 
 SCABBAED, «. sheath for a sword. %ir or ^^^ n. ^^ or ^ 
 
 End-piece of the mounting of a s. fT^?Tr?5 or^^i^?«. 
 
 Tie of a s. to the hilt. ^?5 or ^s m. 
 
 To put into the s. ^ ^R^, [ fi4?TT. 
 
 SCABBT, Scabbed, a. v. N. ^^oSTT, ^TS-qT, 51«r?l?5, ^^?IT, 
 
 S. fellow. See Scab. 
 Scaffold, Scaffolding, n. stage, erection. ^J^to^^ m. dim. 
 flrNr^ff/. JTT^IT m. n=^^ m. ^^ m. cTRfl"JI n. 
 
 Portable or movable s. fTtPTigr w. 
 
 2 ( of a building ). JTTST m. TTT^/ tT^Sm.TFS^OT. nvkn. 
 
 3 ( for the execution of a criminal ) ar^TT'-qTO ^f trl f^- 
 ^\ ^"^F^RrTT %^ ^V^J^f. 
 
 To Scaffold, t*. a. wr^j^r m.-v^^A m.-&c. ^^^ii. 
 To Scald, v. a. burn icith hot liquid. ^^ Tt""TT%-iStc. HT^- 
 ^, HTJT'Jt.
 
 SCA ' 
 
 To s. one's fingers. qTCTT, 3tN f.-'^Z^m.^^^ m. con. 
 2 heat over a fire, qps'^, frrT^iJI. 
 Scald, «. injury or hum from hot liquid- ^^ <TT'"Tr^T-&e. 
 T^TR m.-=^ m.-^X^ m. 
 2 scurf on the head. 5[T^tiTr or i}i}i\\ m. 
 Scald-head, «.— the disease, t^^f^xif^^m.i'l.^jmf 
 Scalded,^, v. V. 1. >TT^^, HTfl^, ^r^R. 
 To be s. qrs^. 
 
 SCALDER, n. vSCALDINO,;). a. Y. \. 1. ^Tr^'TRT. 
 
 S. hot. 3"=^ or ;j^^, ^rs^oft^r, ^iTS'Psftrr, <)Tfirer''T. 
 
 Scale, n. ( of a bahmce ). tR% n. ^Ki n. 
 
 Scales, T. Balance. ^V^J. r\Tnf[f. [ ?jiT »«. 
 
 Thing put into a light s. to produce equilibrium. 'Tr- 
 
 2 ( of a fish, &c. ). ^5 n. ^q^ or ^^oE«. dim. ^«I5ft/- 
 
 3 thin lamina. qTJ^Twz. TTm^T'". "IT^nT or ?T»«. 3'^^5ft/. 
 4 — in music, 7. Gamut. ?TITT m. 
 
 5 regular gradation, a series rising Ig steps or degrees, 
 ^^f =qSrfr or 3rr?^r 5FT H». q5?ft Or S-rT^'T Tft<TT<rt/.- 
 
 On a small s. ^3T€ff_ 
 
 That is on a small or manageable s. ar^TrTT, ST^T^T- 
 VK, ^^-^fH?!!, gH:g^H, ^^^fTT or ^^r\r^_ 
 
 To reduce to a small or manageable s. ^'T^fn 'JTm"Ji. 
 
 6 See Ladder. 
 
 To Scale, v. a. escalade, f^^j FA^^ ^sxrr, tTs;^- q^H-'TW 
 
 ^1^ %f5-&c. =q5^. 
 
 2 strip of scales. ^^^ m. pl.-Sic. ^FTSur g. of o. 
 To Scale, v. n. peel of. qrj^r wi.-^T^r ?».-&c. ^qof y. 0/5. 
 Scalene, a. ( triangle. ) Hc-lHfil^^. 
 ScALL. See Scald-head. 
 To Scallop. See To Indent. 
 Scalp, n. sTcin of the top of the head. w[%^r^ ^mft/. 
 To Scalp, v. a. talce off the scalp. JTf^^r^t WA^i\f. WA^^. 
 ScALT, Scaled, a. having scales, ^^x^, ^^x^f^T. 
 ScAJiMONT, «. ^^^■^f. 
 
 Scamp, n. v. Blackguard, ^i^r, J^T^T^, ^T^'TR, ItTT^ 
 n'JTTT^ «. ^I?ftfCTf(t, sf^FT, sTimr, 51RH5!;, ij?;. 
 
 A thorough s. f^^ f%t^?I. 
 
 To turn s. ^\xn7.i\_ 
 To Scamper, v. n. v. To Eun, To Decamp, qss^, ^m m. q;r- 
 
 iTo Scan, v. a. scrutinize, investigate, v. To Examine. ?fT- 
 
 im, ^r?r^, sir >«. ^FTs^-^af-TT^ijf </. 0/0. sTrw w.-jjit/. 
 
 -&c. ^F^ot y. of 0. 
 
 2 (verse). sJ^=^qT HT^/. lil-^'^^^^ m. pi. jfr^ot- 
 
 Scandal, n. cahimny, c^c. v. Slander. -^'li^ft/. ^f^T^t/. =^- 
 ^f. 3TT^r^ w!. [/. ;r5^ w. 
 
 2 cfltiwe 0/ reproach, v. Disgrace, Shame, t^^/. ^^ 
 
 ifo Scandalize, V. a. v. To Asperse. ^r^Toff/. FTT?^, H- 
 "FFT ?>. %5t ^. o/c?. ^qc^/.-&c. ?5my. 0/0. fe<Fi ?i.-^^- 
 
 (57 
 
 8CA 
 
 •F m. r!HU|. 
 
 2 displease, shod; <J-e. t. To Offend, sr^fit wt.-STm wi.- 
 
 &c 3im^, 5Tm wi. ^"ir, ^rr^t^, t^7r'z;roT, =5fj^-&c. jr^jt. 
 
 Scandalous, «. v. Offensive, qj^r^r 3TM'"rr^r, tTT^T qT«n- 
 
 2 thai brings infamy, v. Disgraceful. ^ir:H<«i m r, -flr^- 
 
 3 V. Slanderous. ^?yt^r, JTfRTqr, =5T^^r. 
 Scandalously, adv. v. A. 1. ^:z\^^ 3TnTr'Tr^rnT-&c. ^.z\7.\- 
 
 2 arrf^r^^rr ded. ?it3t^hi- (?ce?. A'c. 
 Scandalousness, n. v. A. 1. ^^r^cj'WT'iTr wi. «tc. ^rreTTT^fi- 
 ?cr ?!. oiPprq;K^,rti n. 
 
 2 ?Jif^<c||uJsiJiT ?;i. &o. 
 Scant, To Scant. See Scanty, To Stint. 
 Scantily, adv. v. A. ^rST'^rST ded. srq^^r ded. &c. qsmif- 
 
 ^, &c. 3HM<dMi/ll, &c. ^ ^'JH, f^5f ^, ^f??^, fff^- 
 
 Scantiness, ScANTNESs, «. v. A. 1. 4fr1"7^r«*. Jpm'mT w. 
 
 STJt^TWT w. 3'5N'Tr m. &c. qTldl?/. f^H^T?/. ^S^S/. 
 
 2 f%T?'T'^ M. ^h^umuir ni. 
 Scantling, n. dimensions of timlcr. ipff/. 
 
 2 «waZ; quantity. ?r^ »«. ?«. ?I^H^-^^>TT-fft5t*n:.— KSfrf 
 
 «fi</j a noun. HTO^TT w- 
 Scanty, «. deficient, little. '<^r, vri^, 3titt, STJ'TTT, Sl^T, 
 
 ^?:q?:HT, f^^jstn, 5^^?IT, ^?:'jj, ^fftf, 5^H:r or 's^t, felt- 
 
 2 parsimonious, niggardly.^ v. jMiserlt. ^?n^T ^5, f^^- 
 Scapula. See Shoulder-blade. 
 Scab, n. mark of a hum, tcound, ^'c. ^ or SFT m. =ETfT >«. ^I- 
 
 OT »J. «. f^TT ?i. HFS or irr?/. ?nT «. ?Tcrf^^ n. 
 To Scar, v. a. SRi ot.-=^|Tw.-&c. qrsw, ?Tr[fq^f^ 5^ q?Ti?f. 
 Scaramouch. See Buffoon. 
 Scarce, a. not plentiful, not copious, v^isr, '4'rew, ^?1T, ^- 
 
 To become s. rft^ w. f^n^T "!. co«. 
 2 few in nuinhcr and scattered, y. Eare. ftIJ[c5, frotT, 
 |iffo, fr^T, I'-STHT, |5SfTtq-. 
 
 To make one's self s. <fr5 »• %T^ <fi^^, •liTS! ^JiT^. 
 Scarce, Scarcely, «(7t). larely.^ almost not., v. Uardlt. ^- 
 ^r, fgrcir, ipNH, 5i:^?T ^f^^^ =7Tfr, fu+^.-H =7Tft. 
 
 2 icith difficulty, cj'c'. v. Hardly. ^ji't-^TH-Ao. :ji^7r, ^- 
 
 Scarcity, n. v. A. 1. and Deficiency. yrlqoiT w. JprnT- 
 OTT m. HFJTFft"Mr w». &C. HT^n?/. ^5=^1/ ^'T^^'T/. 5*:^- 
 ?5 /)o;>. |;Fo5 or I'TJfoS w. aTR^JT^ m. ■STt^fTT/. RTv^fTT/. 
 3TjftEr/. fTRT m. ^^f. f^Z] m. HM «• «. 
 S. occasioned by drought. gqf;r5qn^. 
 
 2 f^otcnJTT w. f^^^HT/. ^^^ «. i^Tst-mr ?«. ^c^vt^ n. 
 
 To Scare, v. a. v. To Frighten, ^^p^ffi, 5I=q^P^, g^quT, 
 e^q^T m.-&c. q^<r^, M^IHcim JFT^. 
 To be seared. TXTT^T^ fr'if, ^Tf^n^Sr, or ^TR^, iTI-
 
 scs 
 
 lO 
 
 bCABE-CEOW, n. an;/ thing get up fojrightcn. ^y\^M n. ^- 
 
 n^^ n. sr^'nsT'jf n. ^^^ n. (irenr m. JT^^r^rr m. ^^^^Z: 
 
 VT »■ Sfce also Blgukae. 
 To ScAKF, V. a. throw loosely on. siT^rrnt, artTT^ ^. 
 bcABF, «. Zoo«e (7w/7t uorn oier the shoulders. TOr m. arn- 
 
 ,Sc.vKF-SKi>-, n. outtr-slin. ^]\T^ ^.^t\J. ^\^^%f. 
 .SciRiFiCATioN, n. T. V. '^\^^^^\ ^mM n. &c. 
 
 I.— the incision, tpt^crft/. [ m^^f- 
 
 i'^CAEinCATOn, SCAKIFIEK, ti. wstrumcnt Jor scarification. 
 To ScABiFT, V. a. mal-e incisions in the skin, 'f\^^^\ j. 
 
 q[sat-;!T^'t-HK'Ji -^r?5iJr. 
 
 2 to scratch the sinface soil. ^7:^^^, 
 
 .Scarlet, a. T. Eed. rsra, ^Tr-^T ?:nT=qr. 
 
 Scarlet fetee n. ^^X '"■ "• 
 
 To SCATH. V. a. damage v. To Hlet. ^^^T=T Ji.-^^^T^ /• 
 
 -Ic. 5f;?^ y. o/ 0. 
 SCATHLESS, a. vninjxireJ. ^T■■^\7{\- &c. ^T^T, 3^r^?^?f, 31?T- 
 
 Tc ScATTEK. V. a. throw loosely about. R^T^, fsf^^of or 
 f^tJ?:<Jf , 'ItTT^, ft^^ or fr^T'Tf, fclf^Fwf, T^jTS'if, 3T''<T^- 
 of, ^T^, f^^5?T-«S:c. ?:T^, f^rpRir «.-5T?f?7JT n.-&c. ^F^ 
 
 ^■"Z"- .. .. . -. 
 
 2 dissipate.^ v. To Disperse. JI^Tot, 3"'^5,'n-, ^J^^tit, 
 
 ^TZ\ f-2>l-&<:- W-^ 9- ofo. 
 ^ set thinly. qm^-f^Tot-&C. ?JRor-'=TT^CTt. 
 26 Scatter, r. n. x. To Disperse. "Ff^F^, TTI'ir, f^^S f>r- 
 
 Scattered,/), v. Y. A. 1. <T^3?ir, f^T^^^^ST Ac. fcf^fT'^f, 
 
 2 73<r?^i=5r, :j5:To5^?ir, f^^s f^r^i %^^r, &c. q?:r'i^r, f^- 
 
 PCATTEEED>'ESS, «. V. P. 1. ^^7ST»». ^^^/. q^7-<JT/. fsRfTr. 
 
 2 qfi^m^/ TiTTTfn/. f^^^^/. 
 
 SCATTEREE, «. SCAITEEI>0,2;. O. V. Y. A. 1. q^^iOTT^V, 
 
 2 3^iTITT, f^^S fH^3 ^iim, Ac. g-^~;?f-&c. JPTTr-^rft. 
 Scattering, «. V. Y. A. 1. — act. Ot^tot «. q^^ «. &c. 
 
 2 ?5^^ M. Ac. 3^?n?55r/. ^finsTtJr/ qfqrqin/. f^n^- 
 
 35/. 3«P5!;oi/. 3^7.oft/- ^^F.^ n. fJifiq jh. 
 
 3 qTr155 rlT^tai «. &c. qTHSiflTSfoft/. f^l3LF.\^mf. 
 Scavenger, n. (leaner of a street, v. Sweeper. 5(TiifT, 5fr5, 
 
 ScA\EKGBT, n. gi^5 ^FHT ?». ^?ir?^^tfr/- 
 
 Scene, n. division of an act of a play, ^k\^ in. ^]~^^^^ m. 
 2 place represented. TfiT/'. ^V?5 »• 
 S cwtain or hanging of the theatre, q j?r m. 
 Place bthiud tie stones. ^q«^ «. 
 
 8 SCH 
 
 4 the place ichcre anything is represented. TfJT/. 'H- 
 
 5 aisemllage of ohjects displayed at one view. ^Vf^I^^ 
 q^T^r m.-^?:?^f m.-^^.]^ n.-&.v. ^spqr^f^qq- m. 
 
 Scenery, n. the appearance of a place with re.ypeei to natural 
 
 6hJects.'z^^^v^'^ 5Ri3irr/.-T=5T^r/. ^^^oT|?irf^^?yr/.-?:^- 
 ^\f.-^v^TJf. 53^ ^f^qmfsri^ m^Cf.-mmrf. 
 
 Scenic. Sec Dramatic. 
 
 Scent, h. v. Smell, etri w. qy m. 
 
 That has s. or smell, m^., fi'^f^P. 
 
 To get s. of. Erm »». ^FiTijf y. o/c ;rr^ w.-qstth m.-^c 
 
 5IFl6(T !». con. inV/i y. ofs. 
 To ScEKT, V. a. p)er/vme. ^Wm.-^^r^ ?n.-&c. t^T'f^-^.'JI, ^IT- 
 
 ^^-g^rf^Ff-ic. ^w, srreT «.-&c. ^p^of y. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Smell. 
 Scentless, a. inodorous, ^nq', arn'q', 'i«:T'^f|rr-&c. 
 Scented, p. v. Y. 1. 5fT?r c5I5r^?!T, &c. EfTf%rT, HTf^. 
 Sceptic, Scepticism. See Infidel, Infidelity, 
 Sceptical, a. v. Eovbtful. ^^q'lnrr, ^tf^rqufFT, ?(ftjfeipr- 
 
 ^w, ^^iqrq^TJTm^T. [ J\-^%=i n. 
 
 Sceptre, n. the ensign of royalty borne in the hand. n^5l»!. 
 
 2 regal power or office. tJ=stf%^ra?f n. 
 Sceptered, a. bearing a sceptre. TTt^gSfeTpTt. 
 Schedule, n. v. List, Inventory. <p? m. ^fr^ «. 
 JtciiEMATisT, n. V. Schemer, sjfqr. 
 Scheme, n. system, plan, "k^ m. H^iff^/. ^■^^,r^ f. Wr^^ f. 
 
 ^^^^^ n. ?t'<T ni. q^^lT w. ^t^r m. n^ f. ( as ^mr^fT 
 
 'J? )• 
 
 2 project, ^c. r. Contrivance. OTIT »). ^^q^T/ ^"^f- 
 
 AVily s. jpsfTor «. Ef^r?: «. ^FR^^^rq- «. 
 
 3— as iu trade, &c. speculation, project, bold adventure, 
 ivild cr brish or smart enterprise, i;c.^^]Zn. ?i^5 or 
 
 ?i=ETts«. ?-;=F^ ?!. ^fr T^FirT/. ^^^^ or r;^^^f. ^iisn/. 
 
 Wild or foolish s. l^iI^Srr/. |5 «. ^Iqisrl n. ^5^- 
 
 2b Scheme, v. a. v. To Contrive. ^fFqor^^iJOT, ^I^iot, f%- 
 
 fTof, f%rt^ «.-&c. JF^OT -7. o/o. 
 To Scheme, v. n.fcrm a plan, contrive. ?f?p/.-t?If /. rt^^- 
 
 ^/.-&c. ^5:>Jr-:SI5ot. 
 
 2— as ill trade, &.e. v. N. 3. ^=^vi n. pl.-^j^Vi n. pL-&c. 
 
 =F^at-355rot, ^.^W. n.-^^^o^f. -qrSH^/.-=F5lfj/.- &c. 
 
 Schemer, n. Scheming, p. a. ScHEMErrL, a. v. Y. X. 1. 
 and N. 2. '^f^HTS-i'tc. JFTnTRT-^T^tTTTJ-r, (j^Tf^r, ^ffifr, 
 
 v. V. X. 2.— and N. 3. ^^R ^F^on^-^S^CTTRT-itc sp^r- 
 
 or w^fr, =H»;s*^T, ^is'^rr, ^^--^z■^r, ^?^^r, ?;T3<?r 
 
 ?!^TTS cr oft, 5?^^ or st.
 
 SCI 
 Scnrsii, n. division or separation in reliijion. ^.f. ^ »«. 
 
 Schismatic, ScnisMATicAi,. a. v.X. iT'ri^^'Tr'P'^sfr, &q. JTr- 
 
 ScnOLAK, «. learner. f^T^orrrr, qjOTRr.f^^^r 3T>=JTr?T ^?:DTITr, 
 
 Evening recitatiou of scholara. qn^r or ^r^^\ or q"- 
 
 Heacl-p. qf f^Ti^q-. 
 2 ?«(?« of letters. f^T^T^, qftcT, qfl^^^, ^Tr, q^t^T, f^g;- 
 
 SCHOLAE-SHIP; «. V. LeaKSINU. f^XJ(\ /. qffe^ "• f^^F^q- 
 
 2 maintenance for a scholar. '^?Tr^^f'ft ^TOT^/.-qqRwJ. 
 Scholastic, o. lelonjing.^ ^-c. to a school. ^Tr%^, qT5^TT%- 
 
 =ETr, qranRT^q'^-ft-f^r'nT^, OT«reV^-ft-f%«r^T^. 
 
 2 See Pedantic 
 Scholiast, Scholium. See Commentator, CoMMENTAity. 
 School, n. place of instruction. ^TTf^r pop. ^rs or ^TTS/. qT- 
 
 2;3Trar or OCT/. f^?Tr^?T «. f^?Tr'T| «. 'JT^^T^^rTir?: n. f^- 
 
 ?TT7f «. f^T?^'-^^ n. 
 
 2 Lodi/ of scholars. l(\]^j-[ pop. ^J^ Or \}J7.f. qre^irar/. 
 
 3 si/stem of doctrine, ^c. ^IT^r jiop. ^W^f. f\^^m^^m. 
 
 ^^VA^^^ m. 
 
 DifFereuce of s. ^Tr?^!'!^ m. 
 Of a bad s."?rT?fr^. 
 Of a good s. ^Tr?5T?;[5. 
 
 4 hody of philosophers. f^Tsq-^TF^r/. f^l's^T^Tq^r'T m. 
 To School. See To Teach, To Tutok. 
 School-box, n. ^rS.^ f?T=F'JTTn-^mri->S:c. H^nr m. 
 School-fellow, n. riW^'m ?Tra<ft, ^TT^T^f m. ^T'^'Tr^fl', 5- 
 
 ^% 
 School-house, «. ^ir^if m n. \r\?5\^^ n. ^Tf^l/. m^f 
 
 SCHOOL-MASTEE, n. V. TeaCHEE. q?ff^, ^TRTf^T^^, ^TT^F" 
 
 jTTif^, Hs5T or ^^^T ( amongst IMutianimadaus ). Some 
 respectful terms of oompellatiou for a schoolmaster are 
 cTTf^, qfT?fff5T. 
 
 Eapping-board of a s. VTTq^/- 
 
 Whip of a s. sT^rr^/. [f^T^/. 
 
 ScnOOr.-MisTEEss, n. q?iT^aT/. ^tt^^ ^]^^u\f. m^A^X- 
 ScHOOL-EOOM, n. Hr^<t ^^ f-^\!^ f.-&c. ms; or m^. f. 
 Schooling, 71. v. Teaching. f^'nFsrat «. 3l«TTq?r «. 
 
 2 compensation for instruction. f^T^v^T'^Tra'^/. RT?7I%rTH«. 
 SCHOONEB, M. I^T^ T^iflTT n. 
 
 Sciatic, Sciatical, a. a.(fecting the hip. !i?rfoT^5T'-4t-f=r^q^_ 
 Sciatica, n. ^rfoTJf^/. siTtfaTfifTn^^tr/. 
 Science, n. v. Knowledge, ^^'i f. fsffTT^ «. ^TT'^ «. 
 Profane a. S'qf^^rr/. 
 Study of 3. and literature, f^^\v■^\^ m. 
 Versed in h. fiTJJNr? pop. fst^TT^f^T, ^JT^ 
 2 s. f^qr/. 3TT^ n. 
 
 50 ^CO ^ 
 
 I SciEKTillc, SciENTlriCAL, <J. according to the rules of 
 science. T^^J^-A\HWft.i fJI?Tr'?^Trit, f^qi^lHSlfT, 
 
 I 2 trrW hi science, qgft^, q^^^T, 1%gTH, f^mr^TI^, ^IiSJ- 
 
 j 3 belong in J to science. \M^<i. 
 j Scimitar, n. v. Sword, n^ »». grf/. 
 ! 2b Scintillate. See To Sparkle. 
 
 SciolisM;Sciolist. See Smattering. Smaiterkr. 
 I Scion. See Cion. 
 
 Scirrhous, a. hard, knotty. itst^T, 'Jf^TTH. 
 
 SciRRHUS, «. indurated gland. TRl^tPT «'. 
 Flat s. of the spleen or liver. <MiqO/. 
 
 Scissible. Scissir.E, a. that may le cut or divided, ^q, &^- 
 
 Scissio.v, n. ^rqot »• %5^ «. *T?^ «. 
 Scissors, n. WA^Kf ^Plft/. '^'^Z Trffr/. 
 To Scope, v. n. mode, jeer at, <j'c. v. To Ridicule. 3M^I*1 
 m.-Tk^f.^ or Zlf.--^kf.-f^''Jj.-&<i.WS^g. of 0. %i5t, 
 
 Scoff, Scoffing, «. \. V. jq^ »». f%T/. ffrirf^/. f-i-ilM- 
 
 ^^ «. ^q^^rf^/. 
 Scoffer, «. Scoffing,;). «. t. V. Tq^m ^oTFT-qrrTt-io. 
 
 S. at religion. i«Jri4, '^TK^S. 
 
 ScoFFiNGLY, af/i). T. A. g-q^fiFT, Tq^re-fJi^-i^c. ^t=t. 
 
 To Scold, v. a. chide or reprove vehemently and rudely. Ex- 
 pressive of this sense and answering to To rate, roir, 
 icig, How vp, set down.givc it to, pitch it into-^-cSfcihcvo 
 are many lively words and formations. ^?^<rr,;(<iJHT^, 
 
 ^s^r^crj-, ^JT^r^or, ?q<7i^T5f^, ^m,'^., ^t?T"<ir, ^qrs'jf, ^1- 
 ^^^rof, TTf^rf^oT, 'T5h"it, ^'^^w^^^., T^r^rot, ^q=!:^, ?th^, 
 ff^^r^cT, 'P^qrj^'JT, ^jTi^'^r, ^uiq;^^!, ^'jttr'ijt, f^TiR- 
 iJf, 'TrTRot, f^r^RiJi, ^TT^'Jf , 2^^, Hi^':('r, ^raot, ^^-5 f- 
 
 ^JTT^/-^'^q2't/.-^?T/.-^€qit/.-cTTft/.-7«:I5Cqf^/.- 
 
 &c. jprset y. 0/0. ^x^■^ /.-HT^n^t /.-3^it ^^flrmfT/- 
 ??^^ f ^^ ^:?TnTfT/.-K5^ «.--FftHr^^ )!.-HT?^qfr/.-c^-c. 
 
 fr=^RT WJ. ^"if, sir ?«. ^OT, ^T^?T??T or ^^T m. ^nt^?^, ?- 
 q?:?T^ or ^q^^itT ?n.-!^?^ «i.-^TTST »«.-?^TT or ^} m.-^\- 
 rr »".-5T^CT WS.-&C. ^^, 5t^ %^ HTffFl»)f qjrot, q^ir/ 5P- 
 W-qRiJT^. 0/0. ^.mfpl. ^rj5t-HT?9T </. 0/0. 5(M^^T- 
 of, -Anix n. pi. ^T^Z^-'^n^-^^f ^T^-T^'^f?! ^\^M g. 
 of 0. 3TEf% m. pi. ^m^ g. (fo. PIT-TT m. ^, ^qf^r^T??! hi. 
 !fJT^at-^^iJi-qr=;5T g. of 0. Jrq^ft/.-JTq?TT m. 33f^0T y.o/ 0. 
 2b Scold, v. n. speak chidingly and clamorous'y. ^.'^'^V^- 
 
 1 f.-&C. qj^ijf. 
 
 j Scold, n. looman given to scolding, .thrnc. ^H^jft/. ^^?TT/. 
 
 %'m/. ^nnrrfT/.Vi^/. ^iT^ft'JT/."%5T5ftoT/. rrrcq^r/. 
 
 st^t^^it/. ?;^/ 3TtTT^/. iT^iHiMi/. ^qj^mi^flt/. ij- 
 I CRT/, qfrnmi^^ft/. n^^r or n^qf^ /.^i^ti/ 
 I Scolder, mVscolpino.;). a.v. Y. A. ^i^miTT. JqJTTT-TilRr,
 
 SCO 7G0 
 
 f^TWR, f^f^, frrf^^^r, ft^ftc^, f^r^f^^n, ^?i^RfT^. 
 
 .SCOLIUNO, «. v.V. A.— act. ^SH-Jf". ^T^^ »• tTT^T^'jf «.&C. 
 
 »n. 530T ;». wftTTR^ fl. ^ti?ft/. fH^t/. 'T??!^/. See 
 also the numerous nouns given under To Scold with 
 their ajipropriate verbs. 
 T. V. X. ^5^5 ^T^^T 11. &c. ^^^^f. fr^^^^f. ^qfk 
 
 ScoxcE, 71. hanging oj- projecting lamp-place. l^sre'Tor SPTw. 
 
 2 See Head. [ ^\X^ n. 
 
 Scoot, n. scooping instiumeni. <<t«)un/. ^=r?rT »». «I^Tft/. 
 
 2 See Ladle. 
 To Scoop, «. «. mal-e hollow, excavate. ^K^., 3'^^i'f, T^^"^, 
 
 2 Sec To Ladle. 
 Scooped, .p. v. Y.l. spR^OT, ^^TrSBf, &c. ^frNt, ij^ffi^, 
 ScooPlNQS, n. matter scooped out. ^T^l m. ^^TITT ni. 
 Scope, n. aim, intention.^ drift, v. I\Iea>'ing. arfif^m m. 1^ 
 
 5". g?5T^r OT. nrnrr or 'rr^qra or w^m m. ^f^ n. 
 
 2 space, room. ^qr/. «». ST^^f^T m. ^^^"T^rr «. 
 Scorbutic, a, ^Tfsr^^rsrfT^T, ^Tf^^^fTTT^W^^ft, m^^T- 
 
 To ScoECn, V. a. hum superficial! ij, S,'e. 'TT^"^, "^X^., ;^T7- 
 'Jt,^<,H*vii or i^TTJoEOT, ^tstm, Hr3T'{R;/.->S:c. ^f^of y. qfo. 
 
 Jo ScOKcn, V. n. he lurnt on the .surface, "fraot, >TMof, ^^- 
 30T, ;f ?^T5;^ or ^tTJSuf, ^qiif , ^^1^, ^5:iJt. 
 
 SconciiED,^.T.V.A. Trasj^iT, i^'TTs;^?!!, &c. qr^k, ^iMicf, 
 HPT^FT, ^2^r, TfSrfT, 3f?. 
 
 To be s. "ft^ijf, 375Jrijf, 'ciT|3^ or 3T|T5!;'tf. 
 Scor.cnEE, n. ScoEcni>-G. p. a. v. V. A. TT^crn^T, ;^T5tnn:T, 
 
 [^T^iTTTO-, &c. H^^^'?Tf-^Tft-&c. 
 SconCHiNG, n. t. Y. A.~ac(. ^^^ n. &c. ^V^mw.f. ^J^- 
 
 <T n. HI^fTT ». ^^ w. ^rTN^. 
 ScoitE, ». tu-enl^. f^/. f^sift/. ^it/.— of particular 
 things, as of pieces of cloth, of bracelets, &c. ^ST^t/. 
 By the s. — selling, buying. =^tj5n^%_ 
 By scores, bi/ or in great numlers. ^5*^ ^t[ 
 A s. of children. ^t^T^ ^'qft n. pi. 
 
 2 account, ^^i^ n. 
 Running up a s. 3^FTir m. v^ or JJ^^ m. 
 
 3 account, reason, sake, Ijc. %\V^ n. ^H m. ^m^f. 
 On the s. of. 5iT5irf, ^SR. 
 
 4 See Line. 5 See Notch. 
 To Score, v. a. mark ivith lines. ^^^, ^^R^, W^. 
 
 2 set dotcn as a debt. JTfSot, ^ n. ^^^-^A^-^^J?!^ 
 g.ofo. 
 
 3 out ; cancel. ?^r5^. 
 SconiA, n. dross, recrement, f^^uf n. ^r n. ^frf /. 
 To ScoHN, v.a. V. To Contemn. fh^f^Tof, f?rx:pR^, 5^ 
 
 :j;Tut-JTR6t, Tm^., Tm^f. ^pnrr g. ofo. fq-i^TiJf, fq-jgT- 
 
 SCO 
 
 ScOBN, n. V. Contempt. fn^^^FTT m. f^sqcnr ??i. 
 
 2 object of scorn. frKt+KT?'!^ w. f?TT^^Rqr^ n. 
 SCOENEK, «. 8con>-iKQ.^. a. V. V. frT^'f^fR'firTT, fe^PRtJIIT, 
 
 ^^ ^PTDIRr, &c. f?[?^^TTT, ffT^^^Frtt, f?T-^R-frR^^R-c'ce. 
 
 irrf-^rtt. 
 
 ScoBNFUL, a. V. Contemptuous. frr<<:+,KMT, frR^^^TT^T, 
 S. speech. ^^ 3tT^ n. ^iJf HT'stot »i. 
 
 SCOESFULLT, adv. Y. A. f^q^T^TTH, &C. frI5C?q5R-&C. Jp^TT, 
 
 1?RPFR^5^, f?R^Rf ^^. 
 ScOEPio, ScoEPiON, n. Tk\m. enhanc. f^^ST m. fPsqq? »j. 
 
 Female s. ft^^ft or f^^qfTiT/. ft^t^T/. 
 
 Hole or nest of s. f^iif^ '^^ n. 
 
 Large and black s. jA^ f. 
 
 Stroke or dart of the sting of a S. "P?^RT m. "poi^f 
 on. tpiii^fnTT n. 
 
 Smart of a s. sting, "foripur/. ktot^tt/. 
 
 Tail or sting of a s. qtlT m. ^\^%\ or ^ftlUT o?' ^]n\^ 
 
 5T w. </"». ^f'ft & ^fnst/. ^t^r OT. 
 
 To dart his sting — a s. "FOT^rf^wf. 
 2 ( of the zodiac), ff^^. 
 Scot, n. portion of money assessed, ^^jjfrf. ^n?f/. ^ftf. 
 Scot-feee, a. free from payment or mulct. ?51%T3T-f?rU5!^r, 
 
 Htq;5ST, f ^. 
 
 2 unhurt. See Sape. 
 To Scotch, «>. o. ( a wheel ). g:^/-.3'JrS «.-3^^r »«. JIRdT 
 
 ( =ETTSHT^ ), 3-5T »«. ^"if, ^^?ft/. PJT^. 
 
 2 c«< iMV7* shallotv incisions, ^f^oqry. j;?. sr'T."JI-iTR3T. 
 Scotch, n. shallow incision. "Pra'Jft/. 
 
 SCOUNDEEI, n. T. BlACKGUAED. ^^r, ^I^Trfj ^t^lrf , ^^RfV, 
 
 Scoundeelism, «. T. Blackguaedism. FI^FTft/. ?^%f»lft/. 
 To ScouE, V. a. scrub, rub. qi^T'S, ^re^iif, ^Z^.^ ^Effeof, ?;rT- 
 
 Scouring stufl'. ^r^ift/. 3^olT»!. 
 
 2 (the bowels, &c.) t. To Puege. ;4ijf , quft/. :j;^oi ^. ofo. 
 gTf^aJ-, gsrr qR/.-f^nf^"T5Tw. W-K^ y- ofo. ^VM^m.f. 
 jpT^^y. ofo. 
 
 3 pass swiftly over. ^TTR^TT^-^^ ^m !t'//7i ^^ 0/ 0. 
 ScouEED,^. V. V. 1. qre^Sr, 3?:%?5T, &e. ?€fq-. 
 ScouEGE, ?!. V. Whip. '^]^^m. ^Rir>«. 
 To ScouEGE, V. a. T. To Whip, To Pukish. ^»(^«!.-qsrr5T 
 
 »». iTT?;'jf-?rT5fOT-?5'TT5r'^, <?>=!:%»». i?i!. tr^. 
 
 Scout, n. one sent out to observe the enemy. ^T, ^jTrTift^, 
 
 ^R, 5sra3T, fj^w. %^^^t. 
 
 To Scout, v. n. |^at, ^"fT/. ^.l^. 
 
 To Scout, v. a. reject scornfully, v. To Contemn. ISffSTqTW, 
 f^S^"^, f|5^T5fot or li^cfiif, ^^^CTJr, ^|5 fl<fi'. ^5:ur, 
 ;f 5?f ^^f adv. JFT>it, fq'^fT^rsT'Tf, %5of, ^%^^., f'^^ci, 
 or ;^3R^, 3^5f<jft/. W.X^ g. of o. f^^tpRot, tJ^"?>?: or f^- 
 
 To Scowl, V, n, look angry, severe, §-c. fi;¥.m. ^l, 3"1r5t-
 
 SCR 
 
 761 
 
 SCR 
 
 «!.-5f5=f;^r?7'«.-&c. ^iir. 
 
 Scowl, Scowj.ixg, n. v. V. i\^ jnR'if". sV^-'FT^'nn- &c. 
 
 ^I?Tm. 5i5-q;^^,«. iprtTH^T/ ^Tf^T/. 
 ScowLER, ]t. .Sco\vi.ixo,2'. a. V. V. 3r« OTrCH TT^RT, t^c. 
 
 ira 95r5?5=5T-5nK^?jT-&c. ^mg"^^r. 
 To ScEABBLE. See To Scramble. 2 See To Sceibble. 
 !ScHAGGT. See- Leas. 2 See Rugqed. 
 To SCHAMBLE, V. n. climl uply seizing objects tvitli the hand, 
 
 2 cntch at eayerli/ so as to get it lefore others. ^rsTT^T^ft 
 /.-5r?:r'T^/.-?5r?:raiTr/.-q-JTROT.-if%TROT.-irT5 /.-&c. qj^of 
 and ivith g. of s. ^raT-=5TT?55T, fHSt/. qrsroT. 
 
 To be scrambled for. ^IT/.-fH^-^^^/.i^^.-^5-^r/.i)Z.- 
 ^iI/.-&e. TS^r i«V7i ^ 0/ 0. 
 SCEAP, n. piece, fragment, v. Bit. J^srw. ^5«. ^^^Tw. 
 
 Sorajjs, fragments, dirty dishes, &c. remainiug- of a 
 meal. ^V¥^Z\^7.f. <MU,4=|?5/. ^^^F^^TS/. m^rsf. g^T^f- 
 
 2 (of paper or writing). f^^RT or 5RT«!. T^zHn. q?;-^r 
 
 SCEAP-BOOK, «. T^JT^^'aw. ["ITS^. 
 
 SCRAP-SCHOLAE, «. V. SilATTEEEE. ^J^fS^T, ^t\ ^'ff <Tf??r, 
 SCEAP-SCDOLAHSHIP, «. Y. SmaTTEEINO. ^fl<TTff|f^«. 
 
 To Scrape, v. a. ruh the surface with a sharp instrument. 
 
 ^xz^^ ^^^1^, %?5cfv, riraoT, ^w:^ ?n?icfr-fyf?jiTf, ?T5j?{'Tr. 
 
 2 shave roiighlg. ^^r^tif, ?ir^, HT55;ixr_ 
 
 3 together; amass, accimutlate. ^'tTot, ^'<T^ijf, ^JTiTT^rJf, 
 
 ^PTT ^iJt, qr^T WK^, ^7.^z^., ^■■cfr ^■ii/.-^-4R?f/.-^'<T- 
 
 ^r^xpr/.-^HTJTH/.-vSc. ^^ g. ojo. 
 
 4 up; out. 3^^'Jf. ["jf, f^'TSot. 
 
 5 up, oft', (csp. with the hand or fingers ).f^q^0T,f^?7T- 
 
 6 (upon a scraper or grater). %H'jf. 
 
 Scrape, n. strait.^ hohlle, v. Trouble, f^^kw. ^"^YZn. arr^P- 
 tn. ^55n1«. V. ^ or :p57r %, %^». 3''TF'4/. Wf^/. ^^». 
 
 To get into a s. qriiTR^rcff' ^m. '^\^%■^ g. ofs. 
 Sceaper, «. Scraping, p. a. v. Y. 1. ^^5irr^, ^^"JTT^r, 
 
 ^^^ fls^fTRr, &c. 
 
 I. ( for the feet ). ^^ f. 
 
 II. ( for the tonj^ue ). qp=f/. 
 
 III. ( of fruits or vcf^etablc.? ). f^^'jfl/. ^^^A m. ^- 
 cpift dim. ^^sfuft/. 5?:5fr/. 
 
 IV. vile harher, fiddler, .J-f. ^^-^r^ir, ^TS^r, g^Iw^TT, 
 
 ScEAPiSGS, n. matter scraped or grated. ^pTH m. 
 
 2 — as. from a culinary utensil. ^Jf?/. W^ in. 
 
 3 ( of a dish of food ). f^fq^f^Tj?:/. n. t^qfrfn^^/. f^r- 
 
 q^f^q^T «8. f^VV^ n. 
 To Scratch, v. a. lacerate or tear the surface. 37r^??r5ot, 3fr- 
 
 ^^oT, 3?R<p5ot, 3^TrqTJf, ^T^r^, ^r;rr5i^, 's^i^fr w.-^r- 
 
 2 tear with the tiails. ^t^^F^ or ^H^S^T, ^^rROt or 51- 
 
 ^^"if, ft'^T'ilf, f^r^fT M.-!q^=FTr )n.-&c. ifUT. 
 
 a C to allay an itchiuf^ ). ^rTjq'oT, ^iS'TW, =Pt^^ or 5Ff- 
 
 Violent fit of scratching. ^R^r »». v. arar. 
 
 4 ( the ground, &e. ) dig lighllg. f!jr^, fs^^T^?^, ■H\T- 
 !(35^, ^R'PS'it or aTR^TS"^, 'flRq"^. 
 
 5 over; eocer with strokes and flourishes, v. To Schawl. 
 fqC)!?raat, ,-,^H^5^^ ^Wl^jror f^TJ^^\ J. pl.-f^KW.^\ 
 
 f. pi. ^rsof. 
 
 6 out; V. To Erase. ^RS^f, W^ +i«>j1, d**)*^, ^TS^. 
 
 7 up; out; — rats, &c. TT^'I. 
 
 Sceatcu, n.laceration with a nail. H?^RT w. ^-^^il or sfr^- 
 j:^ m. J^n^T or 5=^n ?«. <\-^A<\ m. aTR^JTST »». <J(l*l'ti 
 m. f^Rf 9«. ^t^STiJI «i. ^^^.^ VI. JT^fij^^ »». ^^T^ v.. 
 i^^tT. m. ^^f^ n. 
 
 2 mark through scratching. =qT »". "^RT wi. 3^^r?75T«. '^R- 
 ^5r or ^R^rsr »». aftr^I^T or 'flR^TT^T m. 
 
 3 rudely draiunfacc or figure. fsfT^^Jt or f^gst/. 
 Scratched, 2>. v. V. 1. 2^R^.%3T, &c. 
 
 To be s. Wl^. 
 
 Heap of earth scratched. ^'^ '». T^^'ty. 
 To Scrawl, v. a. write roughly, hastdg, inelegantly, illcgilly, 
 Sfc. W.t^-, ^R'jTSaf , fq^soir, T^C^F^, HT^S'jf , *RH<N«i, 
 ^^TTf fT-m^^-^tc. fe^iJT, H^^RT ade. f^^Df_ 
 2 over: cocfr m'/^A strokes, scratches, flourishes, (j'e. f^R'- 
 ^tit or NrTRiJr, f^???;raoT, 'flrWSot, fjR^rSOT, f^rfiJS-ilT/. 
 2'l.-W.Wl'^\ or fsiTj^m\J. pl.-\^VCiJ\f. pl.-&c. qr:^- 
 
 Scrawl, ?». a hurriedly icriltcn or illegible writing. 3TR^7r 
 or '^mm m. W^J. Wk n. ?R^ m. f^^^'nr/. Pl^ifT- 
 5/. ^^5t or i^n^-tf. J^\%mzf. TJTf^^ «. 
 
 Scrawled, p. t.V. 1. ^T^^PH', w:^ f=;f=l^r, i'i;c. %3if5ijt- 
 
 f^Ssfts, fn^ifra, N^qc, fq?T5 or fq?II^, fq^TT^rf , f^- 
 
 'as, =5ftrr, f^T^fi?;. 
 
 SCEAWLER, «. SCRAWLIXG,;?. rt. V. V. 1. ^^Ri^IKI, f^^jRW" 
 
 ^, &c. ^^sm^rr, ^s-tfT. 
 
 SCRAWLINGLT, (?(^tf. V. A. ^^T^^TT or ^^^. l^^nft^, &c. 
 iTo Scream, v.n. cry out ivilh a shrill voice. ft^^ot,1%^rol'fir, 
 f%^crT, f%'TRft/.-f%^/.-tTT^/.-|'^ »«.-&c. mq^-<PlTOT- 
 
 2— as cranes, &c. q;^^qot inlens. Jfi^r^T'I. 
 3— an elephant, fq^qjot, f^j^fsr^^ 
 Scream, Screami>-g, n. v. V. 1. T%T/. ft^P5tt or {kw.vi\f. 
 
 ^TJrE\f \j^f. 
 
 S. and squallin^!». MNHN/. f. Htq^^, «ptS. 
 2 ^ifq;^/. ( /«/<?««. ^=qrsrw. :i;^jpqR:?'». je^^jr;^/. ). 
 To Screech, Screech. See To Scream, Scream. 
 Screen, n. thing (hat shelters or protects, qs^ m. arrsn-
 
 SCB 
 
 762 
 
 sen 
 
 ^ m. arrrf ? or STTS^ «. arcCcr^ «. ^Rt^TR w. sq^tTTT 
 
 2 coflr«(7 s/ectf. Hli^T *ft^t^ xncE<ir/. 
 To ScKEEN, v. (I. shelter or protect hi/ concealing. 3Tra %- 
 
 cr, Tt^T^iI «. ^ri^^OT, ^rf^OT «• STr?5af , f?ITT'-TT5T» .-&c. JR^. 
 SCEEENEl), ;). V. V. TS^TFrf 5Tfq;%?JT-&c. 3tfTr^''fT, fH^^rf, 5T- 
 
 ^CKEENEK, n. .SOREENINO, p. a. Y. V. 3TT5 ^ITRT, 3TT5 ^- 
 
 ScKEW, «. Hotfl[;5r n. q=ET »». 
 
 Female s. 5T^<t/- TT^/. 
 Male 8. 5TT ot. yH'CT m. f<j>J:^/. 
 2 See MisEB. 
 To Schew, e. a. fasten luitk a screw. JToE^^IM «ra^^. 
 
 2 move hy a screw. jToEtj^^R ftJC^^. [ ''t. 
 
 3 V. To Twi3T, To Squeeze, fqsiijt, fq35f7t?f, ftffT ^>K- 
 
 SCREW-PLATE, «. H^fl/. 
 
 Screw tree, n. Juiictei-es isora. t^THTiI «s. trmwt/. 
 Screwed, ;?. v. V. 1. JTSS^SfH 5T?r5ra?5T, iT^^^. 
 2 JT*«;^^i^ f^<.c<?lrt|. 
 
 Scribble, To Scribble. See Scrawl, To Scrawl. 
 Scribbler. See Writer. 
 Scribe, n. ui-Her. Ih^tjittt, ^^. 
 Scrip, «. V. Bag. f^5!Tq^/. ^^^r^pTn. 
 
 2 piece of paper containing « writing, ^iifl «». f^rgt/- 
 
 ^^\ m. ^rFTf^/. 
 SCRii'TUEAL, a. acrm-fUng to the scriptures. ^%TT?TT'^, iflM- 
 
 f^^, ?Tr^T, «rf7ff?T5, ^4TTsjf?f, ?Tr^^, Wsra, %^f^, 
 
 2 contained in the scriptures. ^r<?)NI, ?:1T^f<^r. 
 ScRiPTUEALLT, CT(?£). V. A. 1. TtTW^PTM, &c. ^5qT^TT^, ^T- 
 
 Scripture, n. sacred uritlng, lioly icrit. ?1T^ n. «rrf «. tT- 
 jfj^H^ «. VTH?T'<T «». The scriptures or sacred writings 
 of the Hindus are comprised in the Vedas, the SM^- 
 iras, the Purdnas, aud their subordinate writings. The 
 Vedas are four, viz. ^^5, ^""^ff, OTHST?, & 3T'ir^- 
 ^. Subordinate to the Vedas are six Veddngas ( ^^1 ) 
 viz. f^T?TT, JPrT, s^FHW, iJ5, ^rfJTT, & f^?^. The 
 theologif-al portions of the Vedas are termed Upani- 
 shad (TTfH^) or collectively. ri?rfim/(^^cT),which term 
 is also the name of a philosophical system founded 
 on the Ved IS, teaching the unreality of all tilings but 
 the Deity. A follower of this system is ^^rft_ There 
 are four Minor Vedas (^T^^), viz. an^if^, ^.^\i if^'- 
 
 The Shdslras are six, viz. ?q-Tq',iftTf?rT, 5?FT,Hf^'T,'iIH, 
 and ^fi This last is called also ^tT7 iftTTf?fT;ifmf?rT is a 
 twofold system, viz. qsfiTtRmT or ^^jm simply, which 
 relates to the ritual part of religion, and grRrftHt^ 
 or %^ >vhich treats of the spiritual worship of the 
 
 Deity or soul of the universe. 
 
 The Furdnas are eij^hteen in number, Tiz.»r^'i3:itJT,<T- 
 ^TTOTiT, »I5Tf5TTTiT, 'flfTR'JTTiT, f^'sm^T'T, I^S'^T'Tr, 215^^- 
 ET^iq^TaT, fn^JTTOT, Rq'J'lOf, HITSjnnTi^^ejTpJT, ^r^\,^ 
 
 j^oT, T^'rq' 5?rT, Hf^^jTm, ^TTTfj':!''?, ^4jTm,5nH^- 
 
 q^M, and ^rri^T'T. There are also eighteen Upapurd- 
 nas or inferior Purdnas. 
 
 Course of study of s. 5r^ftTT'=T^ n. 
 Instruction in the s. ij^rq^T'T n. 
 flighty in the s., versed in tlie s. ^ll^fT, ?TT^?n=5T, 
 ^TT^^^ff, ?TT^f^., sfTrwfTfT, Hf^fT, 5r^lrf[T,>f^^. 
 Of or belonging to the Vedas. ssflrT, 
 Eeading of s. if^q^TI m. 
 
 Sacred law ( oi Manu )<fcc. ^frf/. — Of or belonging 
 to it. ^KTrf . — Follower of it. ^Hlrf. 
 
 Sanctity through the study of s. sT^^^^ n. 
 Savour or excellency of s. si^TH in. 
 Study of s. ST^FqTW m. 
 
 Versedness in ( or knowledge of ) s. ^TI^s'T??^/. 
 sl^fTPT n. st^%«5 m. 
 Scrivener, n. icriter of contracts. ^^TTrTT'^'Tr^ %?jf^. 
 
 2 See TJsuber. [3iq=jft/. 
 
 Scrofula, m. — the disease. 'isHT^T/. W.Zm^jf TrSfrs m. 
 Scrofulous, a. qV'TT??'^!, n'STPird'ft, 
 Scroll, n. v. Eoll. q?:w. 
 
 Scrotum, n. a^jqFT?! m. ^^ or T m. ^^<}] m. n. grST^TT .'». 
 Eulargement of the s. ^TWlf^/. at^ff^ /. 3Ti^f|;/. 
 
 Septum of the s. TT|T5ff^ n. 
 To Scrub, v. a. rul hard. WH^., ^ra^, ^5^, "^155^% =^r- 
 
 Scrub, n. low, mean, shably, disreputable felloiv. The terms 
 and phrases conveying this sense, and answering to 
 acaJ, scurvy dog.^ S{c. are numerous and expressive, g- 
 5^ m. g5% n. qT'T'?"m^T^, %^T?^T^, "q^R^TT^, ^raS- 
 
 tr or sifrf^/. sn^, str^R *r^r m. f^T?:i3r, zmt[ or 
 
 ^^,qj3ftrT^"R, 5_«ff, TTT^IT^Ri^T or ?I?PT m. ^iT^jqrqT 
 
 2 worn oa/: irow?!. ^il m. n. ^JTRT «t. ^f?T m. 
 
 3 roayA r!<6. qwi m. q^ »». q'^fJpT ??!. 
 
 4 low boscage. ^^^^ n. 
 
 Land overspread with s. 5?=^ JRU^?^. 5rT^ ^^T'fl^/. 
 Scrubbed,;?, v. V. ^?RJ?5T, ^5Sr5T, =qrs;5TC^?5T, Ac. ■jff^-. 
 
 I. See Scrubby. 
 ScRur.BT, a. sorry, mean, t. Low. f^^T'^, >T?T3r, f'^T^i ^TJTT- 
 ^, fW, f?R;traE, fiR^, 1^55, ftJFS^TJTT Or oft, q^fff, f^. 
 
 q^RT, ifsn^^TTH afHi'jt?iriT. [=?;?q m. 
 
 Scruple, «. v. Doubt, ^^t/. 3TT^^/. f%H^??!. f%^^f. f^r- 
 
 2— the weight. ((^ ST^Rft mq 3Tr|. 
 jTo Scruple, v. n. y. To Doubt, To Hesitate, artf^ tR-
 
 SOT 763 
 
 ^^ot, ft^?q- «i.-T%ij W.-&C. JT^rtfT ariiTOT-mot, sfrtf'pr/. 
 
 fjCELPLEit, n. ScEurLiNG, p. a. 8citurui.ous, a. v. Y. afi^ 
 
 &.C. gf?^, »3tffraR, HTifH'g, aiiff^, f?ig^, f^rf^K, ^- 
 
 <T^'R, ^^I'ft, flnq^'R, "iffFIT^^q-, ?i^5fT^, ^f^qHf?r, ^Ft- 
 
 ?fr, ^if^?f, ^51^, ^fi^T^, 3TT?if^?r, arr^i^q'-T^Tfr, •flf'TT^rff. 
 ScKUPH.NG, n. V. y.~act. afiT^r tR"^ «. arr^i^r m^n.:^\^f. 
 
 SCEUPULOSITT, SCEUPULOUSKESS, «. V. A. feigrft'^'iri m. f^- 
 
 W^tT^EfR m. 
 SCKUIINEEK. See SCEUTINIZEB. 
 
 To ScKuTi^izE, V. a. searcJi closely, v. To Examine. ^T^- 
 ^^^ rPrre'Jf, m^O^^, =^q??ft/.-&c. ^F^^ fj. of 0. iJ5^=F/.- 
 
 2 inspect, surveij narroidii^ v. To Examine. fHT^ot, f^- 
 ^3^1 r^^?^^, ^^nft /.-f^'ft?!'! ?».-fHft?TT /.-&C. ^7f 
 g. of o. 
 
 BCBUTINIZEE, n. SCEUTINIZIXO, p. a. T. V. 1. ^nS^DIRT, 
 <T'Tra''JIITT, jr5r+|4U|KI-?5T5r'TRT, &c. f^R^ui, f^f^c^^F, 
 
 2 f^^oTRT, &c. fH^?^OT-&c. ^Prlf-^FTft. 
 
 SCBUTIKIZING, SCEUTINT, M. V. V. 1.— ffCi. ^l^^OT n. &.C. 
 ?T^/. fif^^OTT/. f5?%fWr/. 
 
 To ScDD, J7. w. (7/'iVe along with precipitation, — a ship, &c. 
 
 2 See To Scampee. 
 To SCUDDLE, V. n. run icith precipitation. ?I15nT-rin?J'i-55- 
 
 ^-^^'^ii-^T^-^^^ adv. iTi^iTr-=5rr?i'?f. 
 
 BCVFFLE, n. confused and personal strtigc/le. ^^A^^f.^\- 
 
 ifiyl''ff /. "#^T^^ or ^■^Efm^t /. ?fST^ /. fm^rsft /. 
 
 2b Scuffle, v. n. v. N. tf'T^T'<^ /.-^ffqmm^ /.-&c. qRur, 
 ^^Ttf^/--5ffqT5ff^/.-^5fNff/.-&c. =Efr?5^y. ofs. recip. 
 
 To ScuLK, V. n. lie close, lie hid, \. To Hide, To Luek. 
 ?5^, ^''f, ??>^, 5r?T "J. HRof-JTT5:'T «IH^. 
 2 ( from duty, work, <.te. ). ;?Jm«.-=qr^fl'/.-&C. ^f;- 
 
 SCULKEE, H. SCULKING, p. a. T. V. 1. rlMUIKl, gTUrTTT, 5- 
 
 ScuLKiKG, ?i. y. v. 2. :j;m^^f^'ir «. '^Vf■t[ ^^f^ «. ^r- 
 
 SCULKINGLY. «^. T. A. 1. !^^ ^q^. 
 
 Scull, n. h-ain-pan. W.f\€tf. i^^f. rW^f ^vC\f. ^fri\ f. 
 K^sppsff i:^=^f. w.^i\f. ^mjT^pop. ^qra n. 
 Necklace of Bculls. ^TTHKTJTr /. HH \ F ,\ f. 
 
 SEA _^^ 
 
 2 short oar. rf^H<Jr| n. 
 Scull-cap, n. ^rft/. 
 ScuLLiEEY, n. /;7«fc v-here dishes, pots, tj-c. are Ar^ji. HfltTT- 
 
 ScuLMON, «. servant zvho cleans pots and pans. ^JPT^Iir, HT- 
 ScuLPTOE, n. V. Cabvee. ^r^^>^TT, ^T^r'a'fp-, nfi\i:K. 
 Sculptuee, n. v. Caeviko. ^^i_w.\^ n. ^-Tra^IH". H^FTTTw;. 
 To Sculptuee, v. a. t. To Caicve, To Enoeave. Jprw, 
 
 Sculptured, ;;. v. V. qJk^sr, ^?fl?^^, i<:c. sFr^tsr, ^"Yifk, 
 
 ScUJi, n. dirt or froth which rises to the top of liquor. "H^f. 
 FT^T m. 95^ «». w^f ^TS/. 
 2 fig. (of the people). f^^RT >»• ??R^f /. 11^ m. 
 
 S. of tlie earth. S. of the Tillage, &c. ?»^^ ^^5 
 / Ifsfr^t ViT^ f. [ ^ra^-lJRrff . 
 
 2b Scum, v. a. take off the scum, v. To Skim, f^^ f.-Lv. 
 ScuMMEE, ScuMMiNGS. See Skimjif.b, Skimmings. 
 ScuEF, n. mealy crust on the skin. ^T^r m. ^r m. ^r^ ;i. 
 Clammy s. f^qii^ ?«. 
 Eoll.of s. KoEipfr/. H5ft /. 
 
 ScuEFT, a. T. N. ;F?t%?5T, ^'r^^TT^r, ^aifr^r. 
 
 ScuBEiLOUS, a. foul-mouthed, v. Abusive. HT^r^T f^^ot, 9i- 
 2 containing low abuse, y. Abu.site. f:(T^?T, f?I«fl'llol|^r, 
 
 irsftf^Tsft'^, 'iito^ki, '7r^fr^^T<T^r,q^5rF55, ii^. 
 
 ScuEEiLOUSLT, a(7y. v. A. f^TifmT^m, 1T^fW??r=sfPT, "F^I^S- 
 SCUEEILOUSNESS, SCUEEILITY, «. V. A. T^^aTOTT OT. <P?^- 
 
 I. low.^ abusive, indecent language. gHT'T'JT «. |^^/ ^• 
 
 xPT M. f •ff^T «• aiTTrTTiI n. ^j^]¥zq n. 
 ScuETiLT, adv. with coarse and vidgar incivility, ^HT-^Tot- 
 
 ^^-&c. m^?{. 
 ScuETY, n. — the disease. ?rT^?^fT?T m. n. 
 ScuEVY, a. 5TTf^^Rt?;fqTTT=5rr, ^Tf^^^^^fpfTfT fnft. 
 
 2 V. ScEUBEY. Hzv^,, f^T^T^. 1?^, fFc^mr cr ofi 
 Scuttle, «. i(7«A-<?^. f?r"T?T^ «. f^ig?^ »• 
 
 2 /io/e made in a ship. ii?i5fFlicr-&c. %?;?i >fi^ w. 
 2b Scuttle, v. a. sink ly making /io/f«. Ht% n. pl.-&c. ^^^ 
 
 2b Scuttle, v. n. See To Scudble. 
 ScYBALA, n. lumps of hardened fmes. ^| m pi, ^fqfVI h. 
 Scythe, h. jfraifTf^T^'TRTn:^ sFT"T>Jft^ ^-^ '^^^ Wl^. 
 Sea, «. V. Ocean. ^5? »». ^TT'; "i- ^f or ^f^ 77(. ?^^m. 
 f%3«». 
 
 Ablution in the s. ?TJ^??rTH n. 
 
 Out to s. off from the land. ^R. 
 
 Overwhelmed by the s. ^qf 1?:^ or jfiTTT 1^^. 
 
 The four seas. ^^TH^^H^, ^^^'^'l^'T «. 
 
 The seven seas. ^fTHJJ^ »'i. ?THHRR m. 
 
 To send af-roes tlie s. to transport, ^.ik^\v^\^^ "TI^^ 
 Sea-boat, n. '^Tsft fit^ «. ^loifl'irt'HH «.
 
 SEA 7G1. 
 
 Sea-bbeeze, 11. ^TH^^^T-^^'l^^sTT-Ac. :mT m. 
 
 Sea-coast, n. ^m^ts m. ^^fjpHRT m. ?T5^?ft?: n. ^qT 
 
 ( or ^ftsiTT ) r+<1Kl '«. ?f5?H^ n. 
 Sea-esciecled, SEA-oinr, a. ^T^^sn^tf^H. ^Hj%f^. 
 Sea-eaher, n. Sea-fahixo, o. S^'i5T^,?f"pO,il?^5i^,^^rjTT 
 
 HrftpF,— respect fully, ^Z^, 
 Sea-fish, n. ^^^\^?^-^ff.^Vi^\<^rr,].&.Q. ttthT m. 
 Sea-Max, n. V. Sailok. ^il^rat, ?r?T^ or F^qER. 
 
 Fair weather s. <Tft^ TT^'TRT. 
 SeA-MAXSHIP, ?t. »T?:i5I?T ^wM^^T^X ^RJT/.-^^?JHT/.-&e. 
 Sea-poet, «. harhour. Mtk n. 
 
 2 port-toKn. ST^ ". STTff Tf«r w. «4«<'iT7 m. 
 Sea-shoee, Sea-side, m. 4^ n. ^ZT^\z m. sf^T-qpfsr »». sj^- 
 
 Eoad by the s. ^zp(]^^f. 
 Sea-sick, a, T^-qdc^Mia^^T, ^W^ri^^, &c. 
 
 To be s. iTt^ilrT «.-?f^ wr.-&c. FjrioT. 
 Sea-SKaiU, «. ^iTT »«. d'm. ^tft/. 
 Sea-tight, Sea-woethy, «. ^joff or ^^oft. 
 Seal, «. stamp, S^-c. ^^if. f^T^r w. jt^t/. jf^^/- 
 
 Great s. of a state. JiItI'M ?j. f^TCfTM.— Officer bearing 
 it. flT^sn:^, ^^rnr^t or ;cr?T^?TWft.— Officer that 
 affixes it. f?\^?ft^. 
 
 2 impression. M\%xf. f^TigT m. 
 
 To Seal, v. a. v. N. mfT/. JR^, %igT »». ^Tof-JTrOJf, ^m 
 
 Seaxed, p. V. V. HTfT %%OT, iTT^sjr^, 5?trq5?r, ^f?^, ^5?. 
 
 A s. letter. ?5T^RT m. 
 Eeaiikg-wax, n. BV^f- 
 
 Seam, n. siili/re of two edjes. Tt^^f- ^ f- ^^Hm. ?tiq/. 
 <Tt'4T'«. ^f^'«-/. %tm. 
 Eaiaed s. ^%f. 
 
 Eaised strip alon^ a s. t^m. — liaring it. 5STTT or^. 
 To open at the s. {ad. or veut.). ^trsot, 3'^ef'ir. 
 2— as between planks, layers of a wall, &c. ^^/. 
 Filling up the seams. ^T^fTfty. 
 
 3 See Scab. 
 Seamless, a. f^r^f^T^oft^, ^ftTTf|?T. 
 Seamsteess, n. ^^^W.t[^f. \v^^]f\^ f.T^^^^^^^^■^^ f. 
 Seae, 11. lurn made li/ scari/ir/. ^^^m. =^ZW'J>!1. 
 Seae, a. dried, toithered. EfPS^r, ^FSpI^, ^IoE^^T. 
 To Seae, v. a. burn, scorch, cauterize. ^T^of, i^'IS^, ^Tn"?!, 
 
 ^f^m. k^, 'Hrg^ 5if|TT-g5TT-&c. ^^. 
 2 v. To WiTHEH. tTPScM, f ^goT. 
 To Seaech, v. a. look over or through to find something; ex- 
 plore, cj-c. ^vh^ ^TTq^, qT^trf , 5ifmw.-&c. ^m, 5^, ;^5- 
 ^,— closely, carefully, strictly. JETTSTw.-^rTST^rSrft/.- 
 sflsil /.-^r5T5r^T»!.-&c. ^ijf-iiBT ^. of 0. — narrowly, 
 thoroughly, v. To Eansack. ^Tciot or qissoT, ^^oi ^ doii , 
 ^l*<j\, g^rai OT.-&C. ^Tiit ^. ofo. 
 g for; ««*, Zoo^/or, ^rqt/r, qT^>Jr, ^^ot, ^^or, r^T^m.- 
 
 SEA. 
 
 qTr«r'n.-^Tm'jFP/.-&c. ^iTvf y. o/o. ?Tmw.-g^r»».-&o. 
 
 3 out; V. To Teace. 3'H'Tif or URIof, ^PRUT, (ir'^w. 'CIT- 
 "Tt-s^R^ y. o/ 0. [o/ 0, 
 
 4 (person, baggage, &c.). 5fnT?«--5fI?ft/.-rt;=IT^'ft/. ^y. 
 Seaecu, Seahchin'o, 11. V. V. 1. ^5^«- W'il'if?!. &c. ^^Thiot. 
 
 sffrtT'irT/. 5nTTw.5rs=fr/. grsr^r^^r'". grsr^sFfr/. ^Tsr»i. 
 2 mqoTrt. u5>Jt«. c<tc. ?iT'4OT. 5iiYtT"jr^/. ftaritTw. ^^mm. 
 
 ^^]m. giRTm. 3T^'7iT«. 2fRr??<JT». 
 
 4 gnrm. gsnt/. ?i?rT^fr/. 
 SEAEcnEr, p. V. V. 1. ^TF^T?:;^!, ^S^T, &c. 
 Seaechee, n. Seaechisg,;;. n. V. V. 1. STfr^T'TRT, Tr^'JITTT, 
 
 2 gstJTRT, ^uKrnTT':r, ^TrtT'TTS'JTru, &c. ^iiq^p. 
 
 I. close, strict, minute, — examination, &c. "iTft^, »5T^^r- 
 Seaeed, p. V. V. 1. TT3T?I^T, &c. HT^spT, Hr#?. 
 
 Season, n. division of the i/ear. ^^m. — The Hindus divide 
 the year into six seasons, viz. cT^rT, ift'SH, ?^f, ?!KH, ^« 
 KrT, f^f^?;, consisting of two months each, and com- 
 mencing; with the two mouths %^ & ^V]^, 
 
 Cold s. f^jmjm. \-HHm. ^^T.W;m. 
 
 Hot s. 3'?^roET«i. ^\'^ pop. ^^ or fi]^]7Am. ^^RM^- 
 g^M. /)?. — grain raised in the hot s. by irrig'ation. fnT- 
 grwi. 'Pm^r^r/. — g-round prepared for it. fTHHTH/. 
 
 Heat of the hot s. S^'fTS^/. 
 
 Eaiiiy s. qwOT55T??»- ^3J^q;r^M. qr^?T^r55T«(. ^f I^^ 
 
 Eevolution of tlie seasons, =^^^]^m. 
 The seasons. 5RdniTw. '^^'Tw. "^igwi. 7^. 
 
 2 // time, qpf/- 3Tsr?T?:w. (esp. in comp. as ^TM^ra^T, 
 
 ?5rRT^?pr), wn|/. Ittttm. S'ft/. ?rror o»- stot or z^^n. 
 
 ?fKqm. f5^^)». /iZ. HFtTT or J^Ty^ ^PT^ or ^V^ni. #3 /. 
 
 ir5ET/. ?5FTj». sT^nm. q^?!. W'tT/. sthrot. qiir«. z'^?u 
 
 ^I'M + lrfffl. 
 
 An inopportune s. 3Tr5^TT?T/- 
 
 Close or last days of the s. ^?:?fnT^g»J. 
 
 Height or heart of the s. '^^I^iriT m. '^^srm^pft/. 
 
 In s. and out of s. a^^^^ 3T5T??fft, %qE 3t%o5. 
 
 Nectareous s. genial time for. 3T^?T^o5. 
 
 Out of s. STrHRTCt. 
 
 3 auspicious or fit hour, moment, ^'c. ^^'^ m. 
 
 4 See Time. 
 For a s./or a tchile. ^|t ^^T^, ^ffr :pTKTrir<fr, ^pi- 
 
 f t %^, ^ffr ^ff. 
 
 Inauspicious s. ^TH^oE/. ^\^3(^. f. 
 To Season, v. a. give relish to, make palafalle or pleasant. 
 
 iT?rr?5T»ra. ^rTt5'rf-?5Roi-, jftsfin^/. ^rff'Tf-c^Kof, q-^T?>^-r 
 ^-^Tf^-?i^-&c. ^ijr. 
 
 2 ( a new eartlien vessel, wood, ic. ). ?3?TTW, frlT?^,
 
 m ' 
 
 To be seasoned. U^iJf, ^Tof, f^'v^ |t^, ^l^, %'^^^^ 
 cr q^JT^tJi. 
 
 3 ( iu wickedness. ). ^^^ or f^T^in, ^T^of or JT^Isi'Jf. 
 
 4 See To Temper. 
 
 Seasoxable, a. opportune, timch/, SfC. ^7.^T^J^ ^^^Vil'^^^ 
 
 &c. ^T^qRT, sf ^clt^r, %#qT, etc. nTbT5r?:=5rT, ^rr^rraTS^rr, 
 ^^p^fR, ?rwf^, smnTfETfT, ^wrfq?T, ^H^jmmt, ^ih- 
 
 'TTT'T^, ^T^TCT, ?IT^Pp7T, Sf^lT^^T, ^PTBTJ^, 
 
 sf^^^rfe^, ^smr, ^Hq-q-m, sf^n^TR, sTEr^^!Tr!T, ijth"- 
 
 2 proJucccl in season. aTTrf^, ^FT^TS^^, 'R'JS;^, ^5=?iTrT. 
 Beasokableness, n. v. A. 1. ^r^qr^^cq- n. ?TiTsrrH=f?q «. 
 
 m\^hf. &c. 5FT?5tTH 7». 
 Seasoxablt, aii'. V. A. 1. %^H, WH^m, iT^nm, ^^TF, &c. 
 
 ^^WA^, q-^THrra, f^T«r, ?^^ft7, si^r ded. ^^wA (led. 
 
 ?TH?TTgHR, sr^TM^TR, :?;t?IT5HR, 51^'fPTM, ^Vnr^:. 
 Seasoxed,;?. t. v. 1. JTW?5r qTFf%?!;T, IT€T?5^ $^^r,&c. 
 
 High s. JT?n%^, ^JT^jft?T, ^iTT, =q'Ji^'rftrr, =sfFrqTf|-- 
 
 fT, =5RHfr?f , ==R^t^. 
 2 ^5E^T?Rt?T, f^?5S5JT, f^T^?R?!T, &e. 
 S^EASOXi.s'G, ?i. sauce, sii/J/inp, ^'c. H?n?IT ».'». frfoS^^ «. fH'!'- 
 f^ ?*. ^fHR m. [fiT^anJT/. 
 
 Pungeut herbs & spices formed into a s. fT^To^iJf n. 
 Seat, w. iJiiiiff or place to sit on. ^5^/. ^'^^f. sf^^pr m.f. 
 n. 3TRRr n. 
 
 Chief s. ( at assemblies &c. &c. ). 3=fm^^ »?. 
 
 Easy s. g?5fRT?T n. 
 
 ti. of earth or bricks. ^T5T ot. 
 
 Swinging s. =fi?To^ ot. ^i^Ja^T m. 
 
 2 iA»i_9' spread to sit on. 3li'<TC''T w. f^Slfi^T/."'^:;^/. sf^- 
 
 ^f. ^^^>x n.f. m. ^^^l m. q'<7rft/. ^m^ «. 3=(ram n. 
 
 3 ^'^ace o/ ahidinff, inherence, ^'c. ?4TRT «. STf^^RT «. 3TT- 
 ^T^ »». ( esp. in comp. as fq-rTT^Tq-, KWAm., ^RThTT, aTf- 
 JfRT^Tq-, &c. ), 3TRT?f^ «. ( iu coiup. as HFrrT?Rr, R'^ST'T- 
 ?I^, UTTT^fH ), 3TRq5 H. ( iu comp. as |:^Rq^, ^Rq- 
 
 ^, ^Rq?, ^?T^^, 3Tm5[Rq?., 'r^TRq^, ^r^Rq^, ht^t- 
 rq^, iTH?TRq^ ), 3TffcT^5:<ii n. srfqf^fH/. ti^fn/. ^ «. 
 
 S. of all happiness and honor. ^^P^g^qJ^qfrTcr^ffrf/. 
 
 4 ( esp. on horseback ). arm^T «. Htl/sreq;/. 
 
 To get or form a s. »Tt5/.-^RT=7 «. ^iiiJr-iiTT'^ g. ofs. 
 {To Seat, v. a. cause to le seated, q^^or, q^l^Rf-si^TqiST \- 
 "ir, ?qf^'?-3Tra^R'<T?T =Rof_ 
 
 2 V. To IssTAL. ^.qrqijf, 5T^5rot,q?T^s sp^, f^tt^iTm.-srfrT- 
 
 ^TqH«.-iffrtOT/.-&c. 5p^ y. o/'o.^fir"?-'S:c. ^JRijf. 
 
 3 ( cue's Beli) settle. Ji.v. at^iif, '<^RO~f, f^%?T M.-&C. ?P- 
 ^^, fHf5r'f-f%q1^T?T-^g-&c. ^. 
 
 Fixedly or doggedly seating one's self on the 
 g-round. ^^^/.-^^^,/. v. «r, JTR. 
 
 (Go 
 
 SEC 
 
 Seated, p. v. Y. 1. 5)^5R;;^r, &c. TTf^r?, 'iTRmfr«m, 'iTra- 
 
 2 ^•<Trq%^T, itc. q^Ts-j. 
 
 3 »T«%f7;T, itc. f^r^r?, fHg ( in comp. as ^^RTq, S^f^l^, 
 M^jf^^ ),?'*T ( in comp. ). 
 
 Seateu, n. Seating,;;, a. v. V. 1. 5??f^0TRT, ^qfcT'^-iSe. ^prjl. 
 
 2 F<TTqtJnTT, &c. f?i%^T-q'ffi^rq^-&c. q;TTr-^:pRt-&c. 
 
 To Secede, v. n. with draw from association, f^or, q^n^j.&c. 
 
 ftot, 5ff^^ fr^-qsot, TfiTrr/.-Br5ifi/-&e. ^r^^-srT.or, "5- 
 
 Seceder, n. Secej'ZNu, p. a. v. V. Ti^TRT, <p:^;iT, %»T55T 
 
 3b Seceen. See To Sechete. 
 
 Secession, n. v. V. ^ot n.^f. fSrHrf; ^i^ «. 
 
 7b Seclude, v. a. separatr, kcp apart { frvm society, S'c. ). 
 
 iTno5T-fH=rT^-^T'?^''iw-&c. ^';^->;q'ii-rr^flrot, qiqtfr q- 
 
 ^rsri^-TT^fq-OT, ^fm ^fqar-q^nrot, fqfJr^-Ac. JTRUT, ?'<T- 
 
 ^ft'<T?i qR^, '(q;f?r«rTF ?«.-^fq^fJcr^ ?«. ;?R=rot y. of o. 
 
 2 ( one's self ). ^TA^i TT^DT-^TtToi, iTq;f;=nrm w.-f^f^^^TI- 
 ^ m. ^tfiir-^^, ^TM^^ n. JfROT. 
 
 3 See To Exclude. 
 Secluded,/), v. V. 1. Vlon ^T^^T^^T, &c. 
 
 I. See Eexibed. [fq^f?T/. 
 
 Seclusion, v. y. V. 2.— state. ^j.in^\-^ m. ^fq^jv^iH m. f^- 
 Second, o. pR:r, f|;^=ftq-, |^. [^gTH^'Jft/. 
 
 Playing or singing s. joining in. ^1=5/. ^TT'TT m. 
 S. to none. arf^^ftT, 'JT^tR, 
 S.-rate. ^<^^^^r^f. 
 Second, «. supporter, lacTccr, \. Helper. qtSTT^IRT, qii<i- 
 ??qT, qriS^, 5rTf|5R, ^IT^/. ?TR'<ft, ^HIoi"lKI, T^F^nn or 
 
 A s. at vocal or instrumental music. W'T'fR^ m. ^- 
 
 2 ( of time ). fipR^/. ( J-, of a kah'i ). firrs n. ( J, of a 
 pala ). ^q;5 «. ( the Engli!:^h word. ). 
 To Second, v. a. lark, support, x. To Help. qra/. ^, qT3 
 
 /. Tnq'jf ^. o/o. qrff^rff/.-TqTTotT ?». ^^^., ''i'^/- ^'Jr^- 
 
 To s. a singer. 9T?r »«. ^-qt^rq^^. 
 Second-hand, a. not new. g^gr, STTl^r, ciT'Tq^, ST^l^PpP, 
 
 2 not-oriyinal, heard from another. *TVT?!I, ^=<n^T,' 5- 
 
 Second-rate, «. of the second quality, ^-c. J^VTtqiT iRt- 
 
 =qT-f%'T?ft^-'qRq?f=qT-^TrqT-&c. [ ft/. 
 
 Seconi-sioxit, «. supernatui il sight, f^q^g m. M. fi{E^^- 
 That is endowed with s. frsq^^, f^T^ft, 
 
 Secondaeilt, adv. V. A. 2. nlorvnqi^, imn:, argwi*.. 
 
 Secondaeiness, n. v.A.l. iiniT?TT/ arsTtTHHT/. ic. ll^TRm. 
 Secondary, a. ?!0^ of the first intention, not priinary. if?*?I, 
 CiT5T':TRT, ST^'^q', li^fT. 
 
 S. object or end. 'if'T^q m.
 
 SEC 
 
 766 
 
 SED 
 
 2 not of ihefrst order or rate. ^\■^<^^^-^V^^\^&c. 
 
 Secoxdlv, adv. v. A. 5?TTT dccl. •^^-^\'i. 
 
 bJECKECY, Secretness, n. v. A. 1. yTT'JTr m. &c. HHcTT/. 5' 
 
 I. seclusion. ^^n=f^?r »». f^f^^Ii^rH ««. 
 
 II. forbearance of Jixclosiire ; sUfiice. JtT^h. 'iTHrT'Jr «• 
 
 Profound s. ^^t\Tr{f. 
 Secket, a. hidden, concealed, not known to others. TH', T^, 
 
 j??cq- ;)02'. TfrcTT, Tf^, 'TFTqcrir^, yTTr^T^r, Tf ^qr^r , 
 jjjTTrff'r^, oTJ^Tfrm, 3T?r?'4, =5fr^?:r, ^^frft^r ( as ^rff=^ 
 
 r?lH5t^l, ^fr% «T^aT«.-H?r^ )i.-&c.) ^\T. (in comp. as =^- 
 K^'Jl s. cell or drawer, =^R%?rT s. poc-kct, also ^^'JT'T, 
 
 ^sftmJTrfT, =^ltf<T^^, ==itfT5?r, ^"k'reT, =qr^f5, ^R^^st, 
 
 "Sfk^, ^''iWMift, =5fR5rR, A-c. &c.) 
 
 2 retired.^ private, — a place. "JTTfq'oinjft, am^ToEUTr^r, ^- 
 
 ;> dose, incommunicative, keeping secrets. Jj^qTI'^r, ^R, 
 
 <^rrr^r ^^rjr-^os^^-^j, n^JTrifr, nsri^-^r^, n^f^r^^t. 
 
 4 occk/^, «o< apparent, Sfc. v. Obscuue. nfT, ns, 3T?"T"H. 
 
 5 «o< proper to he seen. iT^. 
 
 Seceet, n. thing kept concealed, n^ n. ^^'TT"?/. T^^ /'oy. 
 
 ir4 «. 
 
 Disclosure of secrets. 3^r(H3 in. 
 Di-viug into the s. of. H^'ir^ m. ^^s\^^^'J\ ?!.— person 
 that dives, in=fir?ft, HTf5#ft. 
 
 Knower of the secrets of. aT^>^t, H^, H^r, T^', 
 
 One's own a. f^^f^f n. 
 2 ( as of a piece of mechanism, &c. ) key, trick, Sfc. v. 
 Aet. »t4 ?j. +Ic^j*H «. %s^ or n'^f^Eft/. 
 ij secrets; pi'ivate parts, v. PEiviir. 3?TtT «. 
 Seceetaet, n. official-writer, Sfc. ^sftT, fq?:?f^^ or ^^rq*^. 
 The English word is frequently used as %%Tft, 
 sometimes H+ddK. 
 Persian s. 5^?ft. 
 2 See MiKiSTEE, Officee. 
 To Seceete, v.a. conceal.^ v. To Hide. OT^<JT, ^ff^Sr, ^\T^. 
 2 — in the animal economy. %TaT-&c. qiT'jf, ^r^of, 7- 
 
 Secretion, ■«. v. V. 2. tiT5ET^?:af «. ^fts^ n. iic. j^ripT m. 
 
 I. the matter secreted. TrfJTTT^ tl^T %?5rTT T^'4wi-'T5w. 
 
 Secbetlt, aiy. v. A. 1. gHWf, ^T, fef5 ^5;^, ?7^ 3- 
 
 Seceetoet, a. performing the office of secretion. ifl^tT ^- 
 
 ""Tf% ^FHTT^-jqiil'IHI, &C. TrTT^'Ti. 
 Sect, n. — in religion. JTcT n. im^^ m. qer m. tr<T pop. ^'^^m 
 
 ^m m. Ttn m. ?Tr(TT/. (iJp^f^TTTn OT.TTJT m. 
 Sectarian, Sect art, n. one of a sect. ^Tmmrff, ^TT^r»TFl''r- 
 
 ^;^TFfr, ?TI<r^Mi^lJfr, yW NriaO, ^TT??f*Tlfr, 5[TmT«T?ft, f^- 
 
 Sectarian, «. TrTOmiimT, t^^f^^VTmNr, "^^^mnff^'ft- 
 
 ^r, ^55TrnfsFwt-%5ft-3TT»-Tifr-&c. 
 Section, n. v. DrvisioN. gc^ n. ir^ «. ^ift^ w». 
 
 2 — in geometry. ITF? m. 
 
 3 ( of a book ). aT'-qTT m. ^^n. ^^m. =pf^?n. m. ^^ot. «. 
 
 ?*•< ?». Hrn m. ^tt^t/. st^w «. t?f<d^. m. fcra^ «i. 
 
 Sectional, a. Trir^, ^ST^^IT. 
 ;] Sector, n. f^hz.T. m. |rTt^T m. 
 
 Secular, a. relating, ^c. to this present tcorlJ-^ not spiritual, 
 j —matters, qi^tq;^, Jf^re=5rT, ^f^, ^7^^.\f^^^]'^ .J - 
 
 The science or law of s. or social walk. sq'sr^R^I^jr. 
 2— person; v. Lat. szrg-^, ^^rT, sT'T^'I, ^^SSfT?^. 
 ' Secularist,«. one tvho maintains the worth of things sinsille. 
 
 SECULAiiiTY, Skculaeness, «. u'orldliness of spirit. ^ff'P 
 
 2 ij4e si/stent of things sensible. ^r<^Tr^ «. ^■^r^'Tr? «i. 
 SeCUNDINES,«.v. Afterbikth. ^rR/^s/.TttWM.IHhTTm. 
 Secure, a. free from apprehension of danger,assured, sure, v. 
 
 Confident. i^'T^,f^T'%lfT, fvTs^t^, 3T^i^, >T^^^r^, 
 
 2 free from danger, safe. f^4?T, f^^T^jft, HTr?fr?T, fvps^- 
 
 To Secure, v. a. make safe, guard from danger. f^HT-f^-'^r- 
 ^Tft-Ac. q^T^, HqTf==RT^T-iT5TT>13r-*r^TT?frfr-&c. JfT^ot, f^- 
 •Azr^r}]j m.W'K^ g.ofoJ^^^^^Un. Sfmot, sj^rsf^FT wi.- 
 
 «i.-&c. %X^ g. of o. f?%Ff-^S:c. w.m. 
 
 2 JKffAe certain. n=s[■Xr\-M^,TX-^fv^r[■^^^;\■f^■^J\?i-&.c. W.l^ 
 
 ^5t 5?. o/o. [ f^f*iiT?T. 
 
 Securelt, rtii'. T. A. 1. fH^q'W, H^TRt^, HTT^f, f^A^.| 
 
 2 and Safely. fH^T, g^^lT^, ^rSFHrf, g^TiTrT. 
 Security, n. v. A. 1. f^H^T>iTr m. ■pT3^t^<mT m. fi\f'*f\wv}\\ 
 
 m. &c. ^T5FRTf|p!T n. xm\j^^^ f. arm^^^F^ «. 
 
 2 f^H'T^mT «J. fFfvfr^jfrT'm ?». f?l"s^?:^Tiir m. &c. f^^- 
 ^?IT/. TTTTT^r «J. H^rf|f^ •«. 3Tf ^IT^mr/. f-Tl'<5PTT/. 
 
 I. pledge given, surety, vfri^qt/. rTRiirn. ^Rft/. ^m f. 
 S.— bond. ^RftFI^rfqT or ^^ m. ^rfft?T^rI n. 
 
 II. surety;— oi porsons. v^jfT^f, ^nft^ejR, 55=?Tm, ^»ft- 
 
 ^, irfFf^ftr ?n. srfHH ?». 
 
 Chain or round of securities. ^STTift^^rf^oft/. 
 
 III. ( for ^oods or money ). JTra^r^ft^, — as disting. 
 from ^^T^dlH^Ft S. for the appearance of the person. 
 For this, also ^^Ffsifrr'T w. 
 
 Sedan, n. portable chair. ^TR^/. 
 
 Sedate, a. staid, steady, composed, f?'*l^, HT^sf or H^H', n
 
 SED 
 
 7G7 
 
 SBQ 
 
 Sedately, adv. v. A. f^'4TT^, HCgift'^, <.tc. qflH^^^, 
 Sedatesf.ss, n. v. A. f^'<TT<mT '«. n>ft?3T>JTr m. H^^^TF m. 
 
 Sedative, «.— iii medicine. ^TR'?r?i.TT?TH^ n. 'tfH'^ «• ^r^t»«. 
 Sedative, a. v. CoiirosiNG. ^TJTfl=FTTf-^lft-&';. g-q^TH^r^^f- 
 &c. ?nTNf^-&c. [ Trf^fq- H. 
 
 Sedentaeiness, n. v. A. 2.1fe<T'JIT »». &c. =5p!HTHTqr )». =5f^^- 
 SEDE^•TAR^, accustomed to sit muck. sj^f'^jpfT, ^?f'Tr'^^,"%5- 
 
 2 rcqnirinri sitting, passed in sitting. "«f5^^T, 51H^^, 
 
 Sedge, n. i^^ 5f?i?qf?T 3TTf . 
 
 Sediment, ». y. Dheqs. itt^ ot. 1^55 n. ^\WA m. ^f^RT m. 
 Sedimentary, a. iTT35T=5fr, ir^SpsfT. 
 'Sedition, n. factious or rebellious commotioii. srs n. «i$i<mHi. 
 
 Plot or scheme of s. 9)^ »». 
 Sebitiovs, a. factious, turbulent. «rft, »ii:-»Tr, ^3T^, ^ir- 
 sqpsTT, ^'P^Tfr, ^i^TT^, ^^^R, qSWR, "1J<t,t^f¥2n=5fT. 
 S. practices, sj^rf/. ^t^TF »». 
 S. risings and plots, — compreli. "psfti^ m. P+rl^^i- 
 
 To Seduce, v. a. entice from tlie path of rectitude. JHHT- 
 
 &c. iT^f^'7'Ji -fn-^^r^^. f^kf^T;^^.'[^^1^^. ■^^]vi^^^- ^. 
 ?'TRg'j-&c. ^?Tif, >?T^^ «. JTf'Ti qr^'^-qrsi^at g. of 0. 
 'TRT in. ^i^5T TT5'Jf-'?r5fq-'7i 5^. o/ o. 3Tr5!fr>?r-'iTTi;Tmm- 
 
 ^^T^TFlR-Ac. ;:^q-'Jr, fpFfifof or i%;TT^iJr, f^i^, 'PTSOT, 
 
 2 ( a female ). 5?frnf5-&c. artTT^T^ ^R'n, ^r^T^^vT- 
 
 To s. and elope with. ^r5'Jf-+l'SM %CTf. 
 Seduced, _p. v. V. 1. JfT^^rffT sjf ^^MST-f^'^R^T^-fq^TS^- 
 
 ^^-&c. r*f?'f^<^r, 3TT5m4?f ^^T5r%?^, &c. 
 
 2 ^^^^ »?'?; %%ryr, &e. 
 Seducer, n. Seducino./). «. Seductive, «. \. %. '^^^^^- 
 
 CTTRT, HSsIUTRT, 5''^?Tr'? ^"^RT, f ^?IT^5 iff ^^OTT^TP-f^TiR- 
 
 ^OTRT-Ac. f^-^oTRT, ffH'linRr, ■3TTITmi-?r rJWJTRT, &C. 
 
 2 511:1^5 »?^ ^FTtTTRT, ^■':T-T5 TT'ftT'nRr, &e. 
 Seduction, «. v. V. I.— act. '^^^v^^ n. H-^^of «, <5^T?yT- 
 
 ,f^ JTtit «.-5tf^Ffjr'jf n.-kc. 
 
 2 W^H g'THrn'Jf «. ^Tq?^'T^T^?frf^RT?T m. ^^iT|iT«. 
 Sedci-ity, Sedulousness, M. V. A. ^^f'ftTOTT M. ^ri »». 
 
 Sedulous, <i. assiduous, y. Diligent. Tqr'ft, 3'?^qRTTp, 
 ^'qTfr, w^ft, s^T^rnt, Tft^^jft, arre^, ^«?I5, 3T»^Rft, 
 
 SlDTLOUSLY, aJy. V. A. FTM ^TT^, siTH ^^JTT, s^TOn<J«f^, 
 
 To See, v. a. perceive by the eye. '^I^'n, ^'^"'t, ?7ffT>Jt, TK^- 
 ??r^ m.-'i{^^,^.^ n.-&c. ^iif, ft^OT i'l. con. ^^-&c. 
 
 ^'n «.-&c. •T'jot. [ OT, 7TTI7T^_ 
 
 2 discover.^ descry, perceive. Plf?iat, ^rfif, Rr'5''T, 5F(Jm- 
 
 3 oft' ; conduct on the way. tn?J?pJi, ^^loiqtjf, qTvI^fofT/. 
 ^^iJfy. ofo. 
 
 To See, v. «. /wiv; tJie poicer of sight. TT^of, ^f^/- ?I^ w. 
 2jZ. &c. ar^fJr '». con. f^^oj impers. 5f^^-&e. 3^??^. 
 
 2 ^//rec;; C/zc i/y///. v. To Look. 'TI^, 'in'if oi- q^'if, =[- 
 
 3 into, throufjh ; discern, penetrate, ^c. STtTot, srf^of, 
 ^T^M, ^ n.-HH «.-&c. 3iT!7lot, H^^, ^T^ in.-kc. ^<Jr. 
 
 4 examine.! enquire. "n^% ^jriaf or «t'7"Jf, Tt'l'^T wi.-'^^- 
 ^f- fsi^R W.-&C. ^ot. 
 
 5 heicare, take care. vT^iJr, ^^Kuj. 
 Seed, n. ^ h. sft^r ?f. 
 
 Eaised from s. ■^^n^. [ Tr«r w. rrw. 
 
 S. springinj^ or just sprung. ^jTqor n. i\^ f. r\\in. 
 
 2 fl! S. 5fr/. 5ft^ «. 
 
 3 ( of stone fruits ). 3T55fr/. 3TJt/. 3T?rat/. 
 
 4 stoch, source. sff^JT «. f^^^T^ n. 
 
 5 V. Offspeino. iit:?T «• f^^^ «. f^T^TSTS n. 
 Failure or extinction of s. ^i^/. f^T^JT m. 
 
 G piortion reserved for seed to be sown. fsj^Toir or'k^ n. 
 f%«;?ri=qr or f5PTf=!fT ?[riTT >«. f^5T>Jr or ^rf^qor/. 
 
 Mixed so'n'ins^ s. «l=rs/. 
 
 S. roots, slips, Ac. reserved for sowing and setting, 
 — compreh. ^j f^M »'• Cr f«l»r55T '«. ^7%"^ or ^r <!.*A\v\n. 
 
 7 ( animal ) *;jfrw, seminctl fluid, trm w./. -Tm/. ^?I n. 
 
 ^\^ n. 5=^ n. ^"^ «. N-ii^p: «. rf^T »• 
 
 2b Seed, v.??. groio to maturity so as to produce secd.<^^f\^ 
 
 q^?f ;qt n. k^-'HK^, [??I^, ^miif. 
 
 To Seed, v. a. See To Sow. 2 ( cotton ) e.rlract the seed. 
 
 Cost of seeding cotton, ar^ll /. 
 Seed-linq, n. V. Plant. ?rT «. 
 
 Seed-flOt, n. nflism ?(. a^t^TiTT^ ^TTT /. mi^ ^"?5T m. 
 Seed-time, n. q^^qr^t ^m /• ^^'TT^T B^q- «i. 
 Seedless, o. Pr#^, f^'S'^. 
 
 2 wanting its stone or nut,-~^r\\\i. <fr?^^. 
 Seedy, a. exhausted, looking poorly. »^^TH. 
 Seeing, n. v. Siout. ^f^ /. 
 Seeing, Seeing that, v. Since, ^t^^, j^q^r. 
 To Seek, v. a. look for, v. To Search. VTtT'Jf , qi^ot, 3T%«fOT. 
 Long sought for. f^?:%f^?T. [ ?;ar g. of o. 
 
 2 solicit, ask, V. To Beg. Trnot, 3T'«W, qT^HT/.-&c. ^- 
 To Seek, c. n. make search. TF^^, ^ft«?«i.-fTHT^ OT.-&C. ^^ot, 
 
 ^[tTt?I-&c. 3T?T'rr. 
 Seiiker, n. Seeking,/), a. v. Y. A. 1. ^ttroTRr, ^fl^T ^^orr- 
 
 <r, ??F5T^ ^UTTTT, 3T#^, 3T=%'JT. 
 
 3T'4r (csp. iu comp. as f^'tff, '^HT«fr, i<cc ).
 
 SEI 
 
 To Seem, v. a. appear, f^^, HRriif, ^7>Jif, TH^. 
 
 2 (7« opp. to be in reality. f^H^, «Tr|^^-5r'vT-&c. f^H- 
 ^, t^ m.-flH wi.-^R wi.-tfnTiT ?i.-&c. 3T^^ in. con. 
 
 Seemeb, n. Seeming, p. a. v. V. 1. f^^Toirrr, HF^T'^rn, &c. 
 2 irff^ f^^T'JTKT, 5Tf^T^Tr ff^P^TT. 
 
 Seemixq, «. appearance, sanllance. WI^FR »'. €7 n. ^^7T n. 
 
 Irsj OT. Hw «i. _^ [ Cf, ^t^. 
 
 .Seemixuly, a(/«). »« appearance. ^^iqfrT, qil^TT, ^fT^Ir^r- 
 Seemzisess, «. V. A. CTrJT^T n. ^^j^^ n. 3TT^ in. 
 
 2 E^[^^f. '?F^?rr/. ^iV^^ n. ^ [ ^, ^f^y^. 
 
 Seemlt, o. coweZy, ^"c. v. Beautiful. ?^ott, ^RT, ^\\^- 
 
 2 Iccoming, v. Fit. qt^sr, jf^H", ?5m^, Rt^, f^^^R. 
 ht.£:f,p. V. A'. A. 1. Trf^%r!T, &c. ^^'isT, ^, Sf?l?T, ^f^TfT, 
 
 3T^?5rf%?r, ff^?r, ^f^?T, Eftf^Fr. 
 
 hzLS., n. Seelng, ;). a. T. V. A. 1. TT^OTRT, &C. ^^r. 
 
 T. A'. X. cfTf OTITT, fr55H, ^^U ( ill comp. as fT^^Tf, ^JT- 
 
 5^rf, ^q^^Tf, goT^^rf, fe?^€f, ^c. &c. ), ^-^T, =5f?JiKPT. 
 I. T. Peophet, Saoe. ^\^'^^ tnf'jnrr, Hf^f^^^ff, |_':?m, 
 
 See-saw. «. vihratori/ or reciprocating motion. ^rST^rft /• 
 
 To Seethe, v. a. v. To Boil. f^T^^, T^'"^^, 3^S^. 
 To Seethe, v. n. le in seething. f^T^'^t, S'-^^. 
 Seethed, p. v. V. A. ■Ri^^^cCT, ^=P5?5^r, &c 
 Seeihek, m. t. V. A. f^^^fOTRT, ^^SOTRT, &c. 
 
 I. Sec Pot, Boilee. 
 Segae, n. cigar. =^^ m. ^t\f. 
 Seomext, n. — of a circle, q^g"^ n. ^1^=1^5 m. 
 Segkegaeious, a. Hat keeps hj itself. ^T^^, <^-1i=ETRt. 
 To Segeegate, &c. See To Separate, &c. 
 Seigxiob, See Loed. 
 Sees-e, n. fishing net. ^]^ m. fjoS m. 'H^Af. 
 
 Seizaele, a. V. V. tTTr^r-&c. ^>?■m^^^^^&e. qr^T. 
 
 To Seize, v. a. cateh.^clutch.grasp,Iaij 7ioZ<^o/.tp:ijf,^lctt<T-K^- 
 
 T^JT w.-^'hTTST m. iTT^aT-^r=I"Jf u-iih ^l of o. 
 
 2 take hj violence, cj-f. 3T5fr5Tnfr?r-&c. ^crr-qrijf, ^:J^.r^- 
 
 q?vr, cTS-TT^, 5^?T ^of , ^<PT ^^ot, ^^ot, f^T'TT, f^'^r- i 
 
 %T|fT-f^?Tf^ q^, ^^sSt, ^qi^iuf, ^^irr, ■iT^'jf, 1?«oft 
 /. ^TI^OT, ir^TTSq-f^T qT=5'Jr or ^T^^. 
 8 invade suddenly, take Iwld of ovcrpotcer, — a feTCr,&C. 
 
 4 — iu law ; seijueslrale. ^H ^^of. 
 
 5 upon 'fall on and grasp. ^'f»fT50T, iffifrir m. ^]l^uj-^\. 
 T'Jf, T^^Riif , H^^r^. 
 Seized, ;). v. Y. 1. !:TT%^r, q^S^^T, ^^^, %^. 
 2 ^ir>^?^?r q^a^T, 5T^^T^'"5r, Ac. q;r^:^. 
 
 Seized, «. Seizisq,;,. «. y. y. l. cTT<JTrrT,^r^f?f-&c. tHTJITTT, 
 M+^yiRT, &c. grtf. 
 
 768 SEL 
 
 Seizing, Seizuee, «. v. V. I.— act. q^ «. q^pfSr «. Ac ?T- 
 
 2— «c^ ^¥.^A^o\ n. l^spT^of «. 5.q?at n. &c.^TOT«.^Rw. 
 
 a^q^toT «. a^T^R m. ^j^^ij, 
 
 3— act. ^oir rt. qgr^CTf n. &q. 
 
 4:— act. vjTJT W.l^ n. ^fff/. 
 Seldom, arfv. not often, not frequently; rarely. ?pf^^, f^RoTT. 
 To Select, v. a. v. To Choose, i^^^, f^5T|?r^'jf,^r5"^,-3I'- 
 
 =^ot, cRot, qftnopi w.-qftqoTTiT/ q;':'^ y. ofo. 
 Select, a. v. Choice. fH«T3^, f^^lffq', Er=5r7r. 
 Selection, n. v. \.—act. ^^z^n. 3Rot m. ?T^k. 
 
 1. as. ( from a book, &e. ). ^^r «>. 
 Self, a. ov pro. very, v. Same, ai"^, ^r=^. 
 
 2 — as coujoined with a pronoun reciprocally. srqTT c 
 
 SfTq'JT,— as conjoiued with a pronoun for emphasis 3^q7i 
 
 or 3TTqxiT, ^_ 
 
 Jlyself, ourselres, himself, yourself, &c. i. e. ly one'^s 
 
 self, in person, in propria persona, v. Person. arq'JT or 
 
 3TTq'JT, ^TrfTH, g?, 3Trq^^^, 3TTq^^#, ^^#, f^ifr^^ft, 
 
 ?TT^T5, ^^qcT-.. 
 
 Amongst ( our-your-their ) selves. STTq'Htrr, aTTq^IT- 
 
 As or like one's s. aTTfT^^. 
 
 By ( my-him-their, &c. ) self or selres; alone. ^Jf.^ty 
 ^^\., ^qj'^q^r, ^^(^^ST, all ded. 
 
 Of (its-him-their, &c.) self cr selves, of own accord, r. 
 Spontaneously. 9lrr:/io^.^rff,'^^,3TTq"T3irq,'5ITqw ^TSTT, 
 
 Equality with one's s. arrf'TI'q'^JT n. \_\^fr[f. 
 
 Sense or apprehension of s. 3T^^R in. aTf^r^m- 37- 
 
 Sparer of one's s. art'T^nsq'T, 3Ttn=^R, arfl^q^Tf or C, 
 
 arii^qjR. 
 
 Upon one's own s. upon one's oicn means or responsi- 
 lility. STfTT^. [ ^/ W.m. 
 
 To act like one's s. aTTqrTT^TR^-aTrq^t qj^of ,3Trq?fr ■ 
 To be beside one's s. 5fr5R-^5^5R-f^'<T?fl5R-<S:c. ^^or. 
 To cast oft" from one's s. ( care, concern,blame, Ac). 
 
 To coine to one's s. ^ir^-^J^^TT-^e. %nf_ 
 
 To enrich one's s. ^T. n. ■)Roi_ 
 
 To lay by or put by for one's s. STf'TTWW' ^\r^^. 
 
 To spare one's s. artT n. TT^"jf-=^I^, 
 3 oicn self, oicn soul. 3TTrffT w. H m. 
 
 Self, iu composition, is rendered by SfTHT, ^, kift. , 
 ^?t, as will be seen by the words that follow in order. 
 Self-abuse, «. 3TT?HRf^/. ^Trf^RT^f/. 3TT?H^??rr/. 
 Self-accomplished, a. ^rT'.f^S". 
 Self-acquired, a. ^rqTM<T, ^n'^'=T. 
 Self-actuating, a. ?T't^. 
 Self-adtaxtage, «. 3Tl?Hf|?T n. aTRHf^f^/. a^lf^r^ ?.'j. 
 
 5ffRHf^^_f^/. 
 
 Self-affairs, m. ^^FT^ «. '^^J? "■ 
 Self-aggbandizement, n. ^H^f^f?/.
 
 SEL 
 
 SelF-APPLATJSE, n. STRT^F^frr/. 3fTrTT*^r^r /. [ WHfT. 
 
 Self-begotten, Self-kokn, a. 3Tr?H^f?f?r,^rR5T, ^^r, arr- 
 
 SelF-BEGUILED, a. ^^rf^, ^Sf?TTf<rT. 
 
 Self-collectedxess, v. ^\^J. RTr<T?(T/. %^Hr?r n. 
 »Self-cokceit, n. v. Conceit. Jit'T'Jir m. '^^^^^^ m. rsfrfT- 
 
 Sei.f-cosceited, a. \. CoxcEiTED. 3TfHm^t, aT^i^T^, ^T- 
 
 fHiTFT jwp. ^rfHTPft, aTTfHrfHTT^. 
 Self-cone inESCE, n. v. Confidence. ar^T^fH n. ^HFtiT ??». 
 
 Self-confidext, a. v. Confident. aTNJT^FI'ft^r, ^iTfif%- 
 
 Self-consecbation, n. SHlrHlHui «. 
 
 Self-conteol, m. ?fq-H Hi. aiRJT^i'TiTw. WlfHfH^mwi. aTTffTST^T 
 m. aTRT^^Tf «*. 
 
 Possessiug' s. f^rfiT'^^^. 
 Self-ceeated, a. '^'€f^^^ ^f^^ 531?"?^. ["^IT/. 
 
 Self-deceit, Self-deception, n. ■STlfH^T'^Hr/. aTTrHST^fR:- 
 Self-deceived, a. 3Tr?^5rf^?T, ?q5ff^?T, 3irfH!T?Ilft?r, ^JffTT- 
 
 Self-deceitee, n. Self-deceiving, a. aiRH^-T, 'i\^^^7\\- 
 Seif-defencb, m. 37[fTTT?T>jr n. '^^i^^vm ». ^=^m «. 
 
 Self-denial, n. ^qTT m. 'JTRiri^qTT m. STTf^f^^rfeT ?«. 
 Self-denting, «. aTTfJTf^qTT^, aTTwf^ifr'^T. 
 Self-dependence, n. 3TRHr«TT m. aTRKTtTT^ »». 
 Seef-dependent, Self-depending, a. 3TRm»-Tq', aTTfiTT^'ft. 
 Self-desteuction, n. aTRK^TrT m. 3TR^^f^r/. SfRH^^^ «. 
 
 3TRlT^T?r m. ^^F^T «J. 
 Self-devised, a. ^qTp3T?T, aTRTq'rf^Ff, ^^frTfT. 
 Self-detoted, a. aTRRTfqrr, aTRTf^'q'f^rT. 
 Self-devotement, Self-detotion, «. aTTFHr^oT w. aTTfJTf%- i 
 
 Self-educated, a. 3TRHf^if?Trf, jqi'^^fTri, 
 Self-enjotment, n. aTTfJTg^T «. ^TFirg^ «. 
 Self-esteem, w. t. Conceit. ariJ^JTRT m. ^^-^fHf. 
 Self-evident, a. ?Efrf:f^5, ^'T-.sfHFT, T^Ff-.^q^. 
 Self-examination, «. 3TTfHg=^T/. aTRHfJf^K'n «. 37T?R^' 
 
 »TFR- n. aTRFfCfft^rq- m. &c. 
 Self-executed, a. sflfJT^H, ^?)?T. 
 Self-existence, n. r^H-.fM^/. ^^IHT «. ^q'^rrnf^T w. 
 Self-existent, a. 'ST'h, aTRJTH;, '^?r:f*r5, f^^^m, 3T?;f%TJT. 
 Self-gained, Self-got, a. Rrn"^, 'flRiTTI^rT, ^JJRrf^rf, ^sf- 
 
 Self-given, «. ^?t^tT, 3TRit5tT, StTRHT. 
 Self-goveesment, n. 'i\Jr^^^m^ n. aTRHiHTiT^ n. 'SW^H^^m. 
 Self-iqnoeance, n. aTTriTT|TRT «. ?=J 1^4(1/. ^=n%^ m. 
 
 Self-iqnobant, a. aTRirrfrrjff. [^/. i 
 
 Self-importance, m. v. Conceit. *rR «. *ft"TiI «. 'ftTOTTw. j 
 
 Self-interest, n. ^qr^T m. f^^^ n. aTRKf^^^ «. j 
 
 Self-inteeested, a. ?^7-4f, ^r<Tfl^, ?^r'4^ff. '?^r'<^"TT; j 
 
 Self-invited, a. 3TRHrf?r, 3TRH^fTr^?T. I' 
 
 vGO 
 
 SEL 
 
 «rR»T?r, 3TTrRfTpft, wr- 
 
 SeLF-KNOWEK, >I. SELF-KXOWINa, 
 
 Self-knowledge, w. 3TR-»TfTR it. 'fl\^f^^f_ griTH^rtT »/. 
 
 fH^^rq- m. sTRBrqfr^^ w. -act^h «. T^fRJTRH^ m. 
 Self-love, n. 3T^^r m. 3T^>m m. ar'^.HfH/. ar^wr/. 
 Self-moved, Self-moving, a. ^^^s, ?^ff 
 Self-muedek, n. 3iicTnn?r M. a^RH^fqr/. aiRiiErtT m. 3tr»t- 
 
 SeLF-MUKDEEEE, «. aTRJrgRft,3TRJT^rTrf^, aTRSr^F^TRT, 3TRIT- 
 
 Self-opinioned, Self-opinionated, a. v. Conceited, r^r- 
 f^TJTPfr, ^JTrrrfHTTPfl-. 
 
 Self-possessed, «. sfirHciiH, f^friTJT^, ^T?^I^TTr, JT^i^T. 
 
 Self-possession, n. s^HRT «• ^^^f?/. hx^J. ^flJT'^fn'^ /". 
 5f?t"TRtTRT K. 
 I Self-praise, 71. aTRKT^rfr/. aTRiTs^r^r/. a^RHSTTlHr/. 
 I Self-preservation, n. ^jn^r^^ n. ^^x^^ 11. ^^ri^r n. 
 j Self-eespect, n. ^infTTFT »i. 3TRimRT m. 
 
 Self-respecting, a. aTR^mpfr. 
 
 Self-resteained, a. arif^^Ff, 3TT?Hf^^f5r?T, aTTfHf^^. 
 
 Self-restraint, o. STRK^fqH m. aTRKfJT^T^m. aifiTfl'T'nT «. 
 
 SELF-EianiEOUs, a. ^T'J^H^. 
 Self-same, a. v. Same, rfr^, ^T^, ar^^. 
 Self-seaechee, «. arirJT^^'l?. ['MTT. 
 
 Self-seeker, n. Self-seeking, a.\. SELiisn. ?5ir'4f=T^, ^r- 
 Self-seeking, n. v. Selfishness. ?^'<T\f"?/. ^^TT'^I^^/. 
 
 Self-suedued, nj.v. Mortified. f^cTRTT, f^^mf^T, f^ rtqjij . 
 Self-sufficiency, n. v. Conceit. ^^rrfTTRT m- ^^v^>^ n. 
 
 Self-sufficient, a. v. Conceited. ^^nfH^Pit, T^T^r, ^r- 
 Self-willed, a. v. Obstinate, Wilful. *:5T^T, H-^iJ-ff, 
 
 Self-willedness, n. v. A. arntn «>. ^Mj^tqtnr wi. ?jrT=^- 
 
 XI m. ^^^ n. ^mf^f. 
 Selfish, a. regarding only ones own inlcresl. aTTT^^ f^^ 
 
 Mi^uiKi, ^^tpmT, a^N^r'4r, arrTsfR-qT, a^R^qRT=«fr, 
 arrriT^'T, iT?r^5ft, ii^nrf , a?i?iT?ifrTnt, aTTRJ^^i^ift, ot- 
 
 ^, sfiFHJTf^, arrf^qr^t. 
 
 2— of ae-tious, &c. ^r'qf5tqr,?qT'4^^1=q7,^S!I>T^t^r, 
 
 &c. :pr'=q. " ['-^^JSif^, &'•• 
 
 Selfishly, aJy. v. A. aiR^'^ f^ «tt|;5T,<S:c. ?5rr4^^,?qr- 
 Selfisuness, «,v.a. ^r'^lWr m. aTrT?5rT4i"?<iir »». aTRS5"fT^- 
 
 vmx m. &.C. ^^r4^f'zf. ^^vi^f^f. ^r^^mf. ^^tottc- 
 
 To Sell, v. a. />«;•< icilhfor a price, fq^^, f^^FB^^, f^.rfl 
 (led. \'i\.,'^m m.-&c. V^^ zii., f^mh \^., aflirnff, tR^rp 
 ^Tot, fq^q MI.-&C. ^?^<Jt y. ofo. 
 
 To Sell, t-.w. Jc sold, be disposed of for a price. '^^OT, '^T'JT, 
 
 ^M, ^r?;i^-&c. ^pjf, ^T W.-&C. fttJi y. ofs.
 
 SEN 
 
 770 
 
 SEN 
 
 To s. oft" smartly. ?5T^/. T^^ </■ ofs. 
 Set,t.kii, n. Seli.i.s-o, p. a. v. V. A. f^-TTRT, ft^?T ^"IRT, 
 
 m^TR ^TPT, &c. f«nF?IT in comp. f5r%'=rT, f^raFTT-Ac. ^PtT? 
 
 -r.v(\-&c. [ ST'^Sfm «J. 
 
 .Sklvage, Selvedoe, n. ^//e f(7ye ofvloih. "i^^^^.f.m. zji^f.pl. 
 Semblance, n. v. Likeness. ^K%"T'Jir w. ?(PJ>'T «• 'flfHRT 
 
 M. TRT «. 
 
 2 appearance, form, iJY. v. Likeness. ^,T «. fl^ »«. 
 Semen, n. v. Seed. T?r «• «ft^ ". 
 
 To emit s. — man or beast. ^^. 
 Semi. This word is rendered in composition by 3T'4, f%^, 
 
 &c. as will be seen from the words that follow. 
 SESlI-ANlitATE.a.sr^TlfJTcjTqT, 3^'tiTOT,'5?(!Tr2T,^^?T,f%5niT. 
 Semi-bheve, n. ^^^X m. 
 
 Semi-circle, n. 3T%tT n. ar'^^r^^ ». ^^vk n. ■i^'ij\r^n. 
 SEMi-crncuLAn, a. 3T'^rrr?5f?r, \r\V^]^f^. 
 
 SEMI-CTLINDBICAr,, a. fHT^TSJ. 
 SEill-BIAMETER, M. 3Tq^^Tm »». 
 
 StMl-LrNAB, a. g^sH^T^PC, ■3T'H?T?jffT. 
 Sesii-sietal, n. ^^m m 
 Semi-tone, n. ■r=^#TT/. 
 
 Semi-vowel, n. 3t4^T >». [l^2p,1f^=P. 
 
 Seminal, a. relating, S;c. to seed. ift^T'^r, sft^^^ii^^, sft^fsr- 
 S. fluid, V. Seed, trrg; m.J. sft^f «. 
 
 SiMiN-AitT, M. seed-plot. sTt^T'JT m. 'at^'jfr^ ^mr/. m5rT9fr«. 
 
 2 Sf7(Ooi, cj-e. 'TT^^TIaiT /. f^T^r^q ». 
 Sempiternal. See Eteenai,. 
 Senate, ii. Icjislalive asacrahUj. ^r^q-^FTHrtT^ FTr/. ^T^JT- 
 
 - 2 ^K'TR "TT^irrA ^TTT/. 
 
 Senator, «. memler oj a senate. ?:R^?[mtI7, ?:r^it=5r^'TW5. 
 Senatorial, a. ?f'Tm^^''=fT-i%"Tq'^. 
 
 :7b Send, v.a. cause to go or pass. TlS^oir, qrsOT, "TT^^^-KTrf^ 
 ^iif, ^R^, srqTif, ^':'n n.-^^^n.-&.c.W.T.^ g. of o. [F^rsT'jf. 
 2 away- oft'; v. To Dismiss. ?5TW?f, ^^STof, ^rft or ^\Z'^ 
 y away ( a visitor &.C. ) v. To Dismiss. f^^rT »». %of, TT- 
 ^5I0ft/.-f5t^/.-'TT^'^jF/-^^r^'fr/.--te. ^^at, f^f^ tprw. 
 Gift on sending away. TRspnT/. ^15^'^^/. ^Rlt /. 
 
 4 for; request ly message to come or be hrougJit. sj^f^j^rof, 
 
 ^TJi'^rrar^ TR^, ^?5if qis-Tcrf, <«T0T5m, TrnsTot. 
 
 5 See To Cast. 6 See To Givr, To Inflict. 
 Sender, n. Sending, ;;. a. v.V. 1. qre^orm, ':Tr5iiIRr, &c. ^- 
 
 7EF, SfT^, sffer, qTft"?fT, SfTnT-&c. ^?Tf-Jf;T^'t-&c. 
 Sending, n. v. V. l.~acf. ^W.f(^ n. •<q-|S'f n. &c. ^X^ n. ^- 
 
 Senile, a. Iclonging, ^-c. to old age. '^HRT'Jrr^, »^<TTT'?'JrT- 
 
 Senility, n. old age, v. Age. I^RFaIT/. ^\?Jf^ n. 
 Senior, n. one older, v. Ei.dee. ^tw., ^^^^ ^ft?r, ^fts. 
 
 2 elderly person. JT^r, ^^F^^. 
 Senior, o. See Elder. 2. superior or older in office, ^'c. ^- 
 
 sjT, q^sft^T HIST, qr^T=qmT2T, ^fit??, ^^, 'i\^T, qf^jfr 
 
 %HOTqJt^, :3Tr'TT3.r^r H^OJ^^T, :pMH ^ftrT, ^Ir^-^^, 
 — as distinguished froniy?(»/o)- ( g? ). ^?»^. 
 
 Senioritt, «. T. A. 2. q-^^qtriT »«. 'rfiPirr/. y^^^ >i. 7^^ 
 
 «. spra^"^^ n. wftT^RT^gq ». 
 
 Relation ofs. and juniority. ^T^^ ■>^\ti{] f. 
 SE>rSA-PLANT, n. ^■[^T^ or Xntf. 
 
 Blunt-leaved variety of s. 3TT'R'^ or \x^ f. 
 Sennight, n. \. Week. arrS^RT m. 
 
 On IMonday, Tuesday, &c. s.qsjtfT ^TT^rrff-'T'T^siRf- 
 
 &c.On next Monday ,&c. is expressed by,^^r'T^rff,«S;e. 
 Sensation, w. perception ly means of the setises. jf'S^^^^n. 
 
 tf^^^f m. tf^^^Kf m. ^T^rf. ^^^]f. 
 
 2 .ilate of e.rci led feeling. ?rgJT m. 3TR^ ni. 
 Sense, n. principle or organ of percipience. ff^qr n. rf^^- 
 
 f f?/. Jrf^TfTR n. 5ffKq-y;H n.—Thefive .tenses are, ;^- 
 
 T^f^q", =Ef?fftf^q", iifrilfHq', ?:?T?if^q-, Simfi^q -, they are 
 
 called, fTRf^^, The flee organs or memlcrs of action 
 
 are, ^^\v\fs[^, f ??fi^q-, qi^^^, jtf^'T, g-q^iif^q- ; they 
 
 are called, ^JTf^T. To these ten the JKind TPT is some- 
 times added. [nT. 
 
 Dead to the objects of s. f^rnf^q', ^T^^f^q, 'fll?Rr- 
 
 Disorder of the senses. jf^q^^F'T. 
 
 Evident to s. sj?q-?Tf%S;. 
 
 Evidently to s. ^^^'<^, HfT^TrT:. 
 
 The five senses ( or organs of s. ) — collect, q'^f^q:;. 
 pl. tf^T^m m. if^^^^ m. tf^m^ m. 
 
 Object of s. rf^q'i^'Tq' m. tf^^^TWnl. f^^^^\'^fm. 
 
 ff^qr4m. rf^q^f'^TJT". nt^^wt. The objects of s. ?l£Trf^- 
 ^qq- m.pl. 
 
 Opposition of s. rf^q-fHfsrfHqfvT/. 
 
 Perceptible by the senses. jfi^W^':, if^^^■^^Vi. 
 
 Perceptible by two senses, ^f^'^^]^. 
 
 Pleasure of s. or sensual pleasure, f^^■^^^ n. tf^- 
 ^^^ n. W.W m. 
 
 iiestored to one's senses. ?;s(^=q?n', F!:5q-%i;, r^jEvjji^f^ 
 
 Sharpness or soundness of the senses. jf^qqR^ ?!. 
 
 Subduing or restraining the senses. jf^q^T^n. %VS- 
 
 qfn^^ m. i\\■^'\^^■Pi m. ^.TX!\'i'^^^ m. 
 
 Walker by s. fjfqq^. 
 
 Wanting- a s. f^lf fj[q". [vi=Rci'. 
 
 To be in one's senses or right mind. ?J^'^^i:.5||q-^.^«io. 
 
 To come to one's senses lit. fig. ^^^^l-^.^^^K-'^^^^^\^ 
 ^X-f^Vi^^-kc. qar^ ^^Tf. ^m g. ofs. 
 
 To lose one's senses, fq^^ut or fq?n"5;'if, fq^R'Jr, %- 
 ST^^'if, ifSia;^, sTIfSTJf, ==f5itjf, %^ n.-&c. ?;ti^. 
 
 2 apiprehensionly s., perception, sensation, if^^^^[^^ n. 
 Sf^qif?/. if^q?T| m. ?f^ WtT m. 
 
 3 apprehension ly the intellect. |TI^ n. ^^'r| m.f. ^jt- 
 vT m. q"i«T ni. ^^ m. 
 
 4 ^tiidiTstandh^g, judgment, ^f^/. flPT?!. ?I»T^»J. JR^^ot. 
 'flig^/. ^^^ m. 
 
 I 5 reasonalle meaning. 3T'4 m. ^^ m, ^^^^ m. ^r^ftt^ OT
 
 SEN- 
 
 771 
 
 SEN* 
 
 G signification, v. Meami.n'G. 'J^tf 7!. 
 According to tlie s. 3T'4fT:. 
 
 Apprchensiou of tho verbal or literal s. ^TTS^P'T'i. 
 Ter.or or strain of the s. arsiirjT^f'cTr'T n. 
 Senseless, a. impen-ipient. f^^^^^^^]\^'^,f^^^^^''\\^^,^- 
 
 2 foolish^ 7inwisc, ij'c. — of persons. J^ ^nWA or Tm\- 
 
 '3:r, ^\^k^7A or fmwA, "f^^^-i^k-^v. nffrfr^-Ac. 
 
 y unreasonable, foolish ^'c. — of actions, &c. %%TiTr^r, 
 
 4 incon^cious. q^qr^feT, f^q%^, f^T<TT, %fT, JT, ^5, ^- 
 
 5 unmeaning, Y. No>&e>.'sical. f^T'4'T, 3T^'*T^. 
 Se>-selessness, 71. V. A. 2. J^KT^Tt^r;". frr^T^n^TOTrw. 
 
 S cJTHR^qq'aTrwi- &c. H'm'JTM. '^t'^^n. &c. ^J^P^r/. 
 
 Sexsidility, Sessielesess, «. v. A. 1. 5jf5/ %^?lF5'/. TT- 
 
 <PiTT/. frqwi. ^fTT/. ^HfT?fT/. ^%^m. ^^jUvmn. 
 
 ?Tf?FJ/. ^^?TT/. 
 
 s ff^?TnH':?TT/. jF^?T'T'^T?Tr/. ?f^TJT?T^r/. ir?#^^[/'. 
 
 G ^TCrrq-tlTTwi. ^TTCTl'prqtrTr);!. ??^/. 5'"^TtJTT«J. arfTfTFir/ 
 8 ^f^/. 3T-;5??/. ^T^q'JTn. ?IH^«./. ?1H:^?TqcrTrw. ^^- 
 "^^f- §fT?TT/. siTfTT/. 
 
 Sensible, a. 2''ossrssin/f onr''s senses, conscioii,s. ^T^f-T, [p'^TR, 
 
 To be s. %^5t?:-?j5t^-3^>Tr^T5f':-&c. -ir^Tat. 
 
 2 sentient, ijercipient, capallc of reeeiving impression. 
 
 =?rm^r, f^'^^\Wi^^., \^^^^\'J\\^'^, lf^^^'\^^^^\■^. 
 
 o percepiMc ly a sense. ^JT^TTr^FTT, sf^sr'ft^SR, ^- 
 
 ii'T^, jf^^^r^, ^f^q'fTq', ?f^q^?T, rf^qrc^iJf^Tfq-Tq, 
 
 4 perceiving or having perception of, conscious. ^r'TrTT, 
 
 ^^FSf^R, HiF^fiTK, ^fTsfm, irm^q-, ssq^tyr, ^rrcTfrpr, 
 
 5 quickly sensible ofj^ain. J^sTTr, nisr, ^Ef^T, ^m?y, ?ir- 
 
 6 o/ quick feeling, ^m, 3TTtrr?Tr, ^^rurtiTTTT, ST^'T, ^rf^fT 
 (esp. in conip. as JuilfTfT, 3'T^^rfHfT, &e.)'^('u comp. 
 as 3-q^r^,&c.), ?f|^^, ^r^^ (ill comp. as l^m^W^, &.c.\ 
 
 7 — of iiesh, not Cttlloits, proud, ^'e. ^W! _ 
 
 8 — of per.sous;yz<(7/cWKS, reasonable^ v. Wise. ?TST^^R, 
 
 ar^f^pr or cth, rj^-j^^^sn^r, tftHT?, nf^H-, g^^, g-cfr, 
 
 9 — of gpeecii, Ac. consonant u-ilh reason. y^ui W" I H I, ^- 
 SENsiiii.y, flr/c. V. A. 3. TiH:^T;TrarnT-?Iimr-&c'. (/tt/.^Jpsr- 
 
 9 ^JT-^TT^oir^, ^T^mT'JiR, Ac. rr^niq^r^Trf^jrr, ?TfTiqmT, 
 
 ^T^r'Jqwff, ^fT?5I dccl. or ^11^, ?rJTV7, ^^f^ip, giT- 
 
 Sensitive, ». having sense or feiiing, capable of receiving 
 inqjressions^ sentient, f^'^^^^'^'^^^., f^T^m^oi^T^, %?R, 
 
 2 /laving feelings easily e.r:citcj; tender, v.PiTirui,, Kisn. 
 
 :j pertaining to the senses or sensation. jf^^TfT^TT^r, j- 
 
 Sensitive-plant, n. ?5T^^/. F.V^U^i "■ ^-^^ •«• 
 
 To shrink from touch — the s. ^^RTuf. 
 Sensorium, n. seat of sense and perception. %?PTr?iq m. 
 
 ^fT^qR7^ n. 
 Sensual, a. consisting in sense, ptrtaining to the senses, ^c 
 
 fcrq-qrqr, rfjqf^qr^r, rf^qr=qr, ^^^^^^^\^'^^\^r., 
 
 S. pleasure. f5r'!rqg?<T n. 
 '•} 2 ihvolcd to sense.^ vohipluous, carnal. f^Tqt, f^prqTTrq- 
 
 I ur, f^'^^T^^ fqqqT-/m, f^fTqi^^q, f^nqr?!?!?, f^rqqsrr, 
 
 1^' f^i^q-rfH^^, fq^qq-W, fHTTqtfq'?, fq^q^q?:, fqqqHFqr, 
 
 ji fq^q=fT?r', fq'rq^'^, ^Tq^?TT^, fq'rq^ivt^, fq'rqg^ji^- 
 
 s-;f-;^q7:-ri?'TT-&c. jf^qq-JT, jf^qgJHRT^, &c. ^rnoft, ^r- 
 Sensualist, n. sensual I'^rson, t. A. fqqq'^, J^^T, ^qm 
 Sensuality, Sensualness, n. v. A. 2. f^':r<iT'JIT tn.kc. fq?- 
 
 q^f?/. fqTqqfs/. fqqqiFfe/. fqqqg?Tr?rf^/. jf^q- 
 g^Rff^p/. fqqqnr^qr/. fq^qs^r^q m. \^^^]^^^r\■\f. 
 fjfqqir^TrrT/. fqqq^TTH:^ ". fqqq^PT^T/. Ac 
 
 Sensuous, o. -^q-qrqT, fqqq^qqt,^qqfq^. 
 
 Sest,2).y.V. 1. qreq%^r, tiT5=5^r,&e. srfq^r, qf?:FT, qp-<Trfq?T. 
 
 SENTENCE,7^. — in ln'x-^ judgment pronounced, ai'.-ard (f punish- 
 ment, f^i^qr-^tc. ;|-^ m. ^rirr/. 5[i^'<T?r «. T3f?rqrq 
 m. fffjfq »rt. fq-tnqqrs »«. 
 
 2 determination or decision respecting, v. Opinion. »T^ «. 
 
 ?f3Tcft:?r/- fH^7q ">• 
 
 Z paragraph. period. qR-q ?i. qi'^rr/. "F%^;)f^). "?riif'T/. 
 
 Construction of sentences. ^\^f^V^^^^f. qT^qqf^;Tr f. 
 
 Law 01- rule of constructing Bontences. qr^qq^fJr/. 
 To Sentence, v. a. j)ass or pronounce judgment on. ffl^T- 
 
 &c. ^^ m. W-K^-mn^. 
 Sententious, a. abounding uith a.vioms and 7naxims ; short 
 
 and pithy. K^iifrqT, ^qrqq^?", ^qrqq;^^, H^^^^d, STsPjrq. 
 
 2 that uses short and pithy scntcnccs.^^^\^\ ^\?.^.j^' 
 
 sfrqTTTr, H'^^srrqqw. 
 
 Sententiously, adv. v. A. ?qrqqT^?qqq-i;. 
 
 SENIENI10U3NES3, «. T. A. 1. ^^\^^^^r^ n. ^qtq^^jq 7|.
 
 SEP 7 
 
 Sentience, n. v. A. %rf^TOTr m. ^^^^ ". ^^^\f. f^~-^^f- 
 ^^E^■TIE^•T, a. liavinrj thi' qindi/i/ if pi-rcrplion. %rl?r, ^%?!'T, 
 
 Sentiment, «. thoupM, opinion. :p?<piT/. ft<F »«• fTsr^ft^/. 
 *T5T^»T^fT/. iTHtfTP^-f3T=ri?T?ft-f^^rT^t-&c. ^Pl^ff /.-ifr- 
 
 ?/. HH ". arfHSTrsT >». 
 
 2 sense contained in tvords, meaning. ^S^T^H^^\^^ m. ^T'4»'. 
 3TT^TT »!. JFf'RT/. 
 
 5 passion, fecliny. -HnTw;. T^m. (Tliese are nine. ?TnTT 
 or ^, :T??TT^ or ^R'T, ^t^^, ri^ or ^^, -^T^fT^ or 3Tf - 
 ?T, *nT; 5ft>TTH, iflfH, & STIf^rT; or s^TK, ^T^, ^^^F, 
 
 Mingled s. or emotion. Hra^'^^ «>. 
 iloral 8. mf. 
 
 Vacillating' state of mind between different senti- 
 ments. HT^gf^ m. 
 Sentimental, a. alounding ivith sentiment or feeling. ^^^1^ 
 
 2 affecting feeling or sensibility. ^WT^T fte'^-sW-^ffH^- 
 
 &c. T^^PTft, >lNM'+rfr. 
 Sentimentalist, n. See A. 2. 
 Sentimentality, n. affectation of fine feeling. THT% STTW-- 
 
 tfnr ».-^JT W.-&0. ^HT5=PTfT?IT/. TT^n^^TftrfT/. 
 Sentinel, Sentbt, n. person set to keep icatcli. ^^^^^ or 
 
 Disposition of sentinels, ^^^ri\z\ f. \jf^. 
 
 Sepaeable, a. T. V. A. i)i?NMFTT-?fR^r-&c. %?!, s^TT- 
 To Sepaeate, v. n.part, he disunited, ivithdraiu from eacli 
 
 of/icr. 5^, %noET-&c. ^m, ^?:5t, <jrT5ar, n^/.-f^FTm.- 
 
 ^ m.-&c. fm y. o/ s. ^^^. 
 To Sepaeate, v. a. disunite, sever, paj-t. %^, cfrsw, =('1c4«f , 
 
 ^rrsiiif, %'T35T-fHTTST-fH^-f^^-f^'7^-&c. ^p^in, "g?:/--^:: 
 
 j/.-%5 M.-fM-MI'l VI.-&Q. ^^^ y. o/ 0. ^Vf ??J.-&C. rftS^r 
 
 'frs't y. of 0. 
 
 Sepaeate, a. distinct, not connected. %»To5T, pHiloll, '^KT, ^^ 
 5T, ^?:, =5^, 3T=5T, cTTTJTr ( Tulgar ), ^sfrTT ( vulgar ), 
 
 fjT^'jfT^, f^?Tr?rw, =^fdR'+, 3a^T%T, ^?5T, ?vf, 
 
 3T^5f5, ^^W, 3T#^, 5JTM. 
 Sepaeated, ;). v. V. A. JTS^FJT, ifT^r %^?5T, &c. ^f^FT, H?:- 
 
 ^, Mh^, qftfe^r, ^f=-3^, 3i5rf^?j=5T, ^^, f^*np, f^- 
 
 1. — esp. of persons, fjf^, 3T?TfT^. 
 Sepaeatelt, fl!c?y. V. A. aTBT, aTFJIrT, StOTf^^, ^'loti (7cf Z. 
 
 fHil'jtl <^ecZ. 
 Eepaeateness, n. v. A. g-l^qoTT ?/!. f?I?:r^qoTT m. ^"T'JTT «»■ 
 
 'NKM>J\1 rrt. &e. 
 Sepaeatek, n. Sepaeating, ;?. a. v. V. A. if^tJTm, 'T^^T'JTT- 
 
 TT, %n5CT ^UTTTT, &c. ir^^, %5-iT^-&e. ^Trf-5pfft-&C. 
 
 ff#^, Tf',^^+, ^gr^?;^, 5^^^, 
 
 n SER ■ 
 
 1 Sepaeation, «. V. V. A.— af<. ir^ot «. &c. "PTS/. H^ w. *T- 
 ^ n. f^*r^ OT. ?iTsg^ n."|vft^'JT n. fJPTFT w. f^fil^r- 
 T w. ftFTT^JnT n. fsprg;^ m. M RtJi »t. 'ffq^^^ m. f^'^k^ m. 
 
 I ar^tTT^ n.— state. %qoft^/. H^/. "p:/. if^ w. f^mi w. 
 
 j fcprqiT «f. fcT'T^HR m. qr^nfT ?i. <PI? m. 'PT^f^/. Hcf- 
 
 j 5^ or 5^?:/. 5?Tf?ft:tJ M. s^ftr/. [ fir*sq w. 
 
 ! 1. — esp. of lovers or friends. f5nr5 m. f^^ m. f^mi m. 
 
 Fever or anguish of s. fErrf^?" m. fqfr^ w. 
 
 Fire of 8. f5n^R?5 »». fErmTT^^ w. f5r?:^rftT ot. 
 
 A^iolent and painful s. rTTimiS or t\f- [ ff "jft/. 
 
 Woman suffering s. ( from husband or lover ). f^- 
 Sepot. See Soldiee. [ hI'?. 
 
 Septanqulae, a. having seven angles. ?iT?f^TfTT, WH^fT'^r, ^- 
 
 Septembee, n. i^^ m^=^ ^^^\ Kf^?rr m. vrr^T^-viT- 
 
 Septenaet, a. consisting of seven. ^TrTT^T, WT^^^TT^. 
 Septennial, a. lasting seven years, or occurring once in 
 
 seven years. ^TrtHT<T«r"Tf-^, ^Tct^"^?, ^JTlfs^. 
 Septic, Septical, o. f^fl^ promotes putrefaction. J^^JT^nTIT, 
 
 Septilateeal, a. having seven sides. ^T<T^S, ^HT^T, ^T- 
 
 Septuple, a. sevenfold, mw^, 
 
 Sepclcheal, a. belonging, Sfc. to a sepulchre. ^^^'U^\'^^ .^ ^HT- 
 
 fq-^iitft-Rl'H'W*. 
 Sepulchee, n. v. Gbave, Tomb. str^Jf n. ^prrftT »>•/. ^sjt/. 
 
 SePDLTUEE, «. V. BUEIAL. ^z^\^ f. 
 
 Sequel, n. that which folloios, succeeding pari. 3■TT^^'^ m, 
 
 grRP? n. ^TT^rm m. 
 
 2 event, v. Consequence. iRuim m. ^^z m. 
 Sequence. See Succession. 
 Sequent. See Following, Succeeping. 
 To Sequestee, To Sequesteate, v. a.— in law. ^^ ^,iii, 
 
 jpToE or ^^ n. iT^TT S^OT. 
 
 2 See To Seclude. [^^. 
 
 Seqesteeed, p. and a. v. V. 1. ^T^ ^^r^, ^I?5 ^T^TT Z^T^^T, 
 
 I. retired, out of the ivay, v. Eetieed. 9mf 3oft,3TT?^- 
 
 S. spot. am^r^iT n. \_ii. 
 
 Sequesteation, n. v. N.—act. vfffT^f;^ «. Ac. ^jft/. :?;«l^ 
 
 I. ;7(?«y seq^uesio-ed. «t)«|^ **■ =FT55 or ^ra n. ^JTTft^T TR/?!. 
 See, Shee, n. — the Indian measure. ^K m. 
 That holds a s. ?Tt^r. 
 Tliat weighs a s. ?K^. 
 Sebaglio, n. apartments of the women, harem. ^FpTH^iHTw. 
 ^^^^Jn. t'lH^l^m. wmM^I?! cr wr^^Trltrt. BTrT'.JTW- ^'=^- 
 
 Eoyal 3. TM=IOT or uf^^W*. 
 Seee. See Seae. 
 
 Seeenade, n. MK\A\\k ^l-sfl*) %#W ^jft?!*?. 
 Seeene, a. placid, peaceful, tranquil, v. Calm, Mild. ^'<^, 
 ?Tt?T, fqvism^, ^rtJTT?^, ^lt?I^TT, ^IT^T, f H?R^, ^T^-
 
 SET? 
 
 773 
 
 seh 
 
 2— sky, &c. V. Cleah. frf^r^s, ^-•^^ ^?r=5T, STt^S, «'«T. 
 Serenely, a(/y. t. A. 1. ^'<TqoTl^, ?Tr?tf^?Tr%, &c. 
 Seeenexess, Serenitt, n. A. 1. ^iffrf/. f^TT!TH=>Iftr/ T^: 
 
 ^Tf^/. f^rr^Tff?r/. ^>FRTq/». ^g^iTw. 
 
 Serf, «. v. Slate. ^rtT^t^^'TT wm\^ FjV^^.^ ^IH, ?T^5mw!. 
 
 Serge, «. it:?; q-jpiT^ ^FT^ 3Tf|. 
 
 Sergeant,. ?». — tlie petty military officer, ^t^^it. 
 
 Serial, a. ^fiJTT^T, ^fn^. 
 
 Seriatim, if hpt, arg+HIH, q'<Trq^5T. 
 
 Series, «. a. continued succession, regular order, concatena- 
 tion, line. ^^«./. ^i?35ft/. HTrSTi'o;'. JTT^/. KTf?5^Ty. 
 pop. iTT^q^T/. ^/. ^^?3^T/. 3TT:r1c^/. ^TifT/. tT^TTT/. 
 
 Infinite s. — iu aritlimetic. 3T=T?r «iuff/ 2— iu algebra 
 &c. ^^f. 
 
 Sum of the i9. — in aritlimetic. ^ST^T^f n. nf&TfT«. 
 
 The first term of a s. — in arithmetic. Jf^H n. 
 8 regular sequence or consecution, y. Succession, if^m. 
 qWT/. ^TFl'jtT/. STH'Ts^rt. f?T^f^T?5T or fs\m. 
 Serious, a. lialitually grave, solemn, n'fk, ?f^T?y, 'HT.^n^ or 
 
 ^T, ifHtT5=f5TpqT, T'Tt^^Tra-, n'Ttrrr^r^, i^rr^if^, 
 
 2 tliat is in earnest, otot jesting or in jest. si^T^loST or 
 
 fnnasT, ^q-tri?qT, U^'Ai"^, ^^f^r^, ^15, f^RT^rf. 
 
 3 important, ^-c. t. Weighty. JTTSr, TRt, TR^'tTHt. 
 
 4 See Eeligious. 
 
 Seeiously, adv. v. A. 1. n'HtTTiTT^f, il''>ftT'T=TT^. 
 
 2 ?r=^, ^U decl. ^^Hf, v^l^t^^. 
 Seriousness, «. y. A. 1. 'I'Ttr^i^Tin. H?;fHMUlT»i. &c. T^- 
 
 3 HTSqwr^J. TlffT^w- HR^^/. HR^/. 
 Sermon, n. religious discourse. qTrPT^^Tw. ^^WJHn. 
 Serous, a. thin and toateri/. <,Tt>i-.iii TT^^qr^R^. 
 Serpent, «. snaJce. ^'^ pop. W[^m. ^.T^n. f^tn. fSfpf roT«. 
 
 Double headed s. ampUsbcena. M\r^^m. n. 
 Serpentine, a. of or belonging to a serpent, ^qt^r, ^PTF^, 
 OTTTf^T^^, &c. ^^qt-f^T^PF, WrI, 3?lTT. 
 2 winding, sinuous. JfTTHtft, 'ITTTrst'^T, ^'TlfrTcTfT, ^pf- 
 
 S. motion. Mct^^f. [^Tserr. 
 
 Sehpiginods, o. affected icitli serpigo. r^fT^^, fW^Tr or ^- 
 
 Serpigo, n. — the disease. f?f"T or J^r^w. [^^^^T. 
 
 Serrate, Serrated, a. notched like a saw. W.T^TrflW'^tl, ^T- 
 
 Serum, ?j. the thin part of the Hood. ?;^r=^r ^RIoI 3T^T ?«. 
 
 r^r(^ qrwt n. T^p^cT ?n. =q^?TR ot. 
 
 2 See "Whey. 
 
 Servant, m. — correlative of master ; attendant, Sfc. ^^T, 
 
 ^g^, ^l+.^HI^ft or ;^n, ^spF^, ^>^, ^r^, f%^, ^^TR- 
 
 ^R, sfrrfn^T^ir, h^, ^^, Trf^R;, '?fT^''7;, Tfr^^, ar^- 
 =STT, ^, %^4rT^t5ff, ^^^^ft; 'jfH^iftft, ^q'rTTft^ft, 
 
 Body 8. f^^MdJir^ or ^, <TT»5rf5^. 
 By or through servants. -m>|;<iT?r^ ndo. ■m'f . lM y f f. 
 Kelation between s. and niaHter. ^^i^^^HR in. 
 Second or inferior s. Tl^I'lR. 
 S. for low or petty work. ^'^X n. 
 Servants,— compreh. ■«)|+<^'p< m.pl. ^^5^ m.pl. 
 =5Tm JTTtiT^ n. pi. =qT^T^^r m. eTH^q ?«. ^PT-^^r't ?«. 
 S. of servants. ^r^TT^TRT. [ <?t^H^. 
 
 S. who receives no wages but only food, qi^^r in. 
 Table or waiting s. ^IT<iTRr, ^n^, m^'^., TPc^T. 
 That is one's own a. ^^H, f^^PTTI'ft. 
 Your humble s. aTTTr^T qrrt^r ?l5f^, 5Tr"^-Trf^f^- 
 
 SERVJLST-JSAiD,n. female servant, '^^'^f. ^^^f.pop, 
 
 %5nFtoT/.%tift/. qf'T^ft^T/. qc^T. 
 2b Serve, «. a. ivorJcfor, attend vpon, Si'c. «^, ^T<Kft/.- 
 
 %=rT/.-&c. ^FTijf -7. 0/0. ■4\-+.{\f. ^Rwi y. 0/0. sp^na/. 
 
 jRut y. 0/0. ^THMK "I. ^^ y. 0/ 0. ar^^bir. 
 
 2 supplji, answer, satisfy, Sfc. <R^, "T^etot, ^»1T5rw.-f5T. 
 ^TT^ M.-qfrt/.- T^rfK/.-Ac. ^PTot^. 0/0. <70T-2^fn-&C. ^- 
 ot, qH-3?T-&c. fm-TSot. 
 
 3 V. To Treat. tTFlsf^, ^f^=lldot, cfricjui. [j-ofo. 
 
 4 V. To Worship. ^s^^^,^^Vf^^}f.■^^\f.-&Q. ^f:m 
 
 5 for ; stand instead of . ^TT )i.-3''T4r'T»n.-&c. ^iif y.o/o. 
 'PRTT^-3^T^mRT-&c. ^^ g. of 0. ZJ^^ 3TOCTT. 
 
 6 out ; deal Old, distribute. ^?:6t, ^rt^^r^ot, JTf^ofl/.- 
 5rf5T=lij/.-&c. qRot y. of 0. 
 
 7 up ; ( meat ). m^^., ^TPM- 
 
 rood taken to be served round. ^K^ n. ^[5<T n, — 
 vessel holding it, tjisuil/. 
 To Serve, v. n. be a servant, be in servitude. ■A\-h(\ f.-&-C. 
 ^^^, =^^T^/-&C- 3T^ 'M. con. =qnJT.&e. 3T^. 
 
 2 accomplish or produce the end, v. To Answer. -^Irlin, 
 ^H'jt, 5Tt^^. [-&C. ^T^-<T2^. 
 
 3 be useful, conduce, (jv. ^FRTRT-S^'iRTT^ T5<'f, :7^I'ft 
 Served, p. v. V. A. 1. %^%?5T, &c. ?lf^. 
 
 2 M^rfr^ i, qr^^^T, &c. 
 
 4 g-qiyaai, 3TRTf^, OTTf^rl. 
 
 Server, n. Serving, p. a. v. V. A. 1. %^otrt, ^i-+,<1+,<1KI, 
 &c. arg^mf, %5TJTT=T, %^ & %^rp ( csp. in coinp. ). 
 2 TOJIRT, tfT^OTRT, fH^'l^+<U|RT, &c. f^^rff^. 
 
 4 ^TRfOTRT, &c. arr^q^^, ^m^. 
 
 Service, Serving, n. v. V. A. 1. ^^mt/. %^r/. f^JTH/. 
 %tFT «. g^pr/ sf^^/. vjmKqilur «. ;3TqR?»^ «. q- 
 
 f^=q^TJT n. ^f^l7m\f■ 
 
 Close (unintcrmitting) 8. <,H^-Hi<t.ft /• 
 
 S. exacted ( by a Government or person in power ), 
 without remuneration. \z j. f^PTR or ipTR /. t%f^ f. 
 
 The duties, obligations, &e. of s. ^JfT^H m. 
 
 To do active s. qrS-STTq^ s^R^.
 
 SET 7 
 
 C ^\Z^ 71. crf?;q n. ^\K\^\Z f. 
 
 7 cjT?'^ n. ^Tis"! •". =fr?T n. m^qw ?i. 
 
 1. nei-finy slate. 'qm^^T »«• ^T^H^r ^^U »>. =:fr^<t /. 
 
 Free s. s. during jj/f nsjo-e JJ^T'^Hifr /. 
 Home s. ^^ ^ppft/. »(^r Jfr^TTT m. 
 That is iu s. ^rvTiRT, ^r^TTrrmC. 
 Thai is out of s. ilTT^IR, fr^^r. 
 II.— military. f^TTTr^^ir vi. f^TTTrfnfr /. %f^^ff?T/. 
 
 Actual s. ?55Tj^-55r^r-vto. ^^^ m. 
 
 Grant ( of villages &c. ) for s. ^TT^rrTT m. 
 Grant for personal s. v^TrT^lt^riT m. 
 
 III. advantage, \. Use. 3^^Tn m. ^n n. 
 
 IV. course of rites, a^^gr^ «. 
 Conductor of a s. ar^^nt, ^T^^PTT. 
 
 Y. acts or points of a icors/ii2>. ^j^'m'^JXm.j'l- OT^^TR m.pl. 
 S^iiEMCEAP.LE, a. lenejjcial, y. AnvA^•TAGEOus, Useful. wA- 
 
 2 ./?(■ 0)- good for service. ^mr=5fT, 3'q?fr'ft, ^rHT^ ^51^1- 
 
 <TRT^, ^m?TJT, 5<T^|r^. [ qif^rTT /. 
 
 iServiceabi.e>"ESs, «. V. A. 1. TT^rri »"■ 3'T'fT'ftT'Tr rii. 3^- 
 
 2 S'T^FftT'Jrr m. 5FTiTTgT5Tqr^Rl<Txnr ?». ^?TJT?tT/. 
 fSEUTiLE, a. of or lelonging to slavery or slaves. "TrSrTfflfl^, 
 
 2 meanly sulmissive, cringing, Sfc. v. Obsequious. 
 
 8EEVILELT, adv. T. A. 2. a^MSfT^, g^^U'-^T^T, &c. 
 ;b£iiTiLEKEss, Seevilitt, 11. V. A. 2. 3Tr^=fTTiir m. ^v^mi. 
 
 ^f\fi\f\f. %?K?r/. g^Tm^/. ^]^\^\^^^f. w.^^^\f. 
 
 I. See Servitude. 
 Seevitude, n. state of a slave. T\j7^\Tifr[(] f ^r?q- n. ?raf=T n. 
 
 2 See Service. 
 Sesame, ?;. f?t^ ^jo;;. rffs m. 
 
 Black s. ^rs?fr^ wi. pi- 
 
 White 8. ^TTT or I^Tr »«• f^ft/.— Some other kinds 
 of s. are. f?ToJsft, f?raT, TT^^JT^ftol, K^T w. 
 
 S. oil. frr«?5 ?J. ■^^cf;^ «. f?F5#^ m. f^^l^ m. 
 
 S. pounded mixed with sugar. 'PT^/. 
 
 S. seed, fir^ />o^. rff5E »». 
 
 S.-water. ^^r^ «. 
 
 Scented s.-oil. <P%^ «. [/. ?r^TT/. 
 
 Sessiox, n. sifting or meeting of an assembly or court.'kz^ 
 
 Full S. t^ri^^pr;^ or ^-^V^^ f. 
 2 space or term of the meeting of a court.'kz'^f. ^THf /. 
 
 8 See Sitti>'g. 
 To Set, f. a. place, put, lay. z^ii., ^I'S^.i 5n?50T, ?'4TW, ^t- 
 Z^'^ f-Mil^W. /.-fir^RT «.-rtTH^ w.-r<TrT5TT /.-&c. sRof 
 
 U SET 
 
 I To s. free. To s. at liberty, v. To Fkee. ?Trt^, HlV^f 
 
 I To .s. iu order, y. To Di.srosE. qt^^CTf, r^af. oq-^^y/. 
 
 -&c. ^,1^ g.rfo. 
 ', To s. on fire, v. To Ki>;dee. 'i^mf. ^.]^^. 
 
 jl 2 //«n^ f^T«r<iI, ^rT^I, aTRTT'^, Vl^^, zm\^ vi.-y{]m'^n. 
 I ^.X^^ff-ofo. 
 
 3 fi.r.iap2>poinl, settle. H^vi^ STT^f^f, HT iJi.-snsT »".-f=?- 
 J'/iq- JH.-&C. ^F^CTT y.o/o. [^dr, ^■r=s}T'Ji'. 
 
 •1 fix in the ground, ^tqof , ^'M., %JTiJf , JlJTq'tiT, SR'^, ^i- 
 I 5 /.r ?H metal. ;?TS^, ^Sf^TOT, 5?J=iIffr, ^t^ot f.-^lT^ in.- 
 
 Gold used in setting, ^i^ n. 
 
 Price or cost of settiuji;. ^Z^ n. '^Z^X^7:f. ^l]i f. 
 
 Skill in setting. '^%■^T^7.f. 
 
 6 iclict. F^T^T^ ( and ncut. rlFTof ), '^R/'. FTT^^-^T^at. 
 
 7 ( a lesson, problem, sum, &c. ). ett?!'^, sSv. 
 
 8 ( a mus. instr. ) tune. riR'Jr ( and neat. t^A^^ ). 
 ( a limb, >.tc. ). qj^sior, ^f-^of., ^"rSOT, ^^H^T"^. 
 
 10 about ; at. fTT^T^, qrSOT, ^q-iJr, qT^ijf. 
 
 11 against; y. To Oppose. ftTfmT->.tc. g'Hf ^T^, wrs- 
 
 To s. cue's self ag'aiust. ^f^ «i. iircTor-^^of «d/A ^"ir 
 
 12 apart. See To SErAEAXE. 
 
 13 aside; fcw/i', ^'c. t^^tfT^S S^TOT, 5??^, ^^-Tl^, nwM, 
 
 14 aside. See To Eejkct, To A5>'ur., 
 
 15 down ;2;Z(r(7e on the ground, Sfc. ^T^f JSTiif, Z^^, ^- 
 ?TT% \m^., zmf.-'^^^ m.-kc.^.l^, 
 
 16 down ; put in m-iting. feg'^f %iTOT, ^t?=T 5^"^, ntS^, 
 Sf^ »«. HRof. 
 
 17 forth. See To rum.isn, To Snow. 
 IS ofl"; (a train of bulloek.s, carts, >.tc.). ^^PRtrf, |^T?r7T. 
 10 oK; shew to adcantagc. ^^^^^^^m^^^ f. %ot-3im'Jr, 
 m^ry ^.xx!\^ gFT ^X^., g5frfH?r-..tc. ^^CTT, ^UHflT ^K^^, 
 
 20 otT; ( a liorsc ) put out. %^0T. 
 
 21 on ; incite action. ?5 Jpfijf or J^^trr^, SRiif, 3'^rI'iT, 
 =q^r5f<^, 'Rm. ^R;DT-^dr, sft^ H^-iif, 3'5T5f'Ji'T/..&c. W.m. 
 
 22 over ; ajtpoint to be inspector., ruler., ^c. 3Tf^«?;r^T- 
 3Tt--Jr?1-&c. ^^-%IT^. 
 
 23 up ; erect. g-'TR'Jf, JH^ctt, ?'<TrW, c7R"jf, 3"HRofr/.- 
 F<TrT^T/.-3T'4T'T^ «--&e. ^fff g. of o. 
 
 To s. up and pull down. ^nPTTS/.-^SHTS/. W.V^. 
 21 up; on foot; ap;oing ; iu motion; &e. =5rr^-=5fr^^T- 
 
 &c. sRof, ^>trSt, sr^mSr, Htsof, ^p=iot, ^'aRiif, "sjct^j!.- 
 
 r<:fPRT n.-kc.W-l^ g. of 0. 
 ) Set, t'. 7J. — a heavenly body. Hr^Toldi, STWRT ^^TTW, ^?- 
 
 in, ar'H m. jj.-ar^JT'T wi.-3T^cwq'q'M.-3T^r5r?J5RT«.-&c. it- 
 
 ^,'7- ofo. 
 
 Moiiutain behind which heavenly bodies set. 3T- 
 ?fiT=Ef?5 m. ar^fnft w. 
 2 Aflffc o certain direction or motion. ^2<Jr n.-'^V^m.-^^J-
 
 SET 
 
 oft/.-lffq; w».-ST^r| m.-xfj^ M.-&C. ?jrnot-vTrof y. o/s. 
 3 at ; upon ■,fall upon, assail, v. To Attack. ^|5t »«.-%^- 
 
 JTR !;i.-?r?r./:-^T «i.-|iTmr m.-^rr|f"q7/.-^fpi^ or ?7f- 
 
 5T^re/.-.te. q^Tof, -irfTR^ ^''T-TS'jf-W^rq' 'TS'Jf «f'V/i y. of 
 
 ■1 in ; 1al-c pla-e for continuance, — i-ain, ookl, &c. S5jT[ijf^ 
 
 5 off; — horse, &e. g^Sr, f?rw. 
 
 out ; go on one's icaij. f^^iJr, f^Y^T ^I^, ^^t^"^, ^r^"if, 
 
 ^^rioT, fJf^prr «^.-1^TW «.->tc. ^\^ <j. ofs. =qR?ir-Tr'ff-4- 
 
 TSTr^T-Ac. ir'jf, ST^'^apT ?«. ^^. 
 
 Prep.imtiou for setting out. f^'qi^T «». 
 7 to ; at - nppli/ ones self sedulously Sf sludiouslj lo, v. 
 To Attack. qrS'^r, H^fTT^'if, 3^jr5r'i.^I'^,^HOT,f5ir5Tat,5T- 
 ?T'''?f, 5f35r?of, (in/ens. 5rsr5"^), fJT^T^itJT, rT'JT'".?TJTof or ^- 
 
 =51?; m.f. :p3;ni,— lieaaionsr, witli full swing, &c. ^-IF^tif, 
 
 S up fop ; T. To Pretend, arjr m. 'TrsTof , ^T m. aff-4tfr_ 
 That sets up for. 3T^r^, 'i{^^h^. 
 TitT:. n. numhcr of things, Sf-c. suited to each other, ^^m. 
 ^^f. ^f=5rT m. ^Ti m. ifJT m. 5R >n. 
 
 2 numher of persons, v. Band. ^JTPT/. ■<15T wj. ^^'Z- 
 
 3 { of musicians, dauciug girls, &c. ). '^\t\ f. ?fT«Fr m. 
 
 ^5 ?». =5r^/. v;^ m. [ 5r<Jr «. 
 
 4 ( of rogues, idlers, &o. ) v. Band. =?r^?: /. =q\^ wi. ir- 
 
 5 yo!«!J7 plant for growth. W.^M n. frT n. 
 
 S^ET- /J. a^ii^ rt. V. Y. A. 1. %^'^^T, Kre^^r, &c. F'-Tlf^^T. 
 
 2 ^rsr%^r, trr^^r, ?i'cR=5T, &c. wifrfi^. 
 
 5 7r5%^T, &c. ^fr^, ^f^ ( in comp. as, :r^?T^f^^, irf&T- 
 
 Imbedded or set jewels. tJTIT^jTT^r^ »/i. 2>^- ^IT^r^IT- 
 f?I% nj. pZ. ^5rlt?T^r^ n. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. JTrHTS'^T^ir, 3T'?Tr?f^'^^T, &0. 'AST, >TMfJT^, 
 
 ar'HiT^r, 'iTw'T?T, f^f^r'r'JT. 
 
 7 ««(/ I>'te>"t, Dilioent. ^5%'"TT,i?:c. t^^P(^, "JTra^, 3=fr- 
 
 I. rs«7;/Z(rr,;;»YS("r/i«?, tj-c.f^qTTT^T OJ" nTmT, %^r^r, ^- 
 ^l^r=;TT, pT'TfiT^, -f^f^/T^. 
 
 III. up; tcell-ercct. t\lT- (also ^?T4'./. a set up person). 
 To be s. — the eyes iu death. fil^fT'Jt. 
 Setaceous. See Bristly. 
 SetON, n. — iu surgery. fN or qf'<^- tn. ^]hJ. 
 Settee, n. bench. 5lt<p m. JT'Sf^ ni- ^^ m. 
 •Setteu, n. Setting, p. a. v. V. .A. 1. S^T'^TI^. '=TfiaTp:r, r'tlTT- 
 
 PTRT, &C. i^-=Tr«f^, f^'^^t, f^'-TT=Tr, T-^iq^^ J^'ifTT^-Ac. ^- 
 
 Trf-^jrRt-&c. 
 
 2 ^^T^iTni, ?I^nTITT, &c. 
 
 ■75 
 
 SET 
 
 5 ^RuiRr, &c. 3i?-5Tr. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. HT^'ZOTITr,^^OTTTT, Hl^l^^n-, si^qT, -JT^Rsi^ft. 
 Setti.nu, «. V. V. A. l.~a:t. %qaT «. fli^ot'n. ^ijvm n. &^: 
 
 ^'*TN^T/. f^HTT^T ». 'JTr'-^r^ n. 
 
 2 ^T«roT «. Ac. 3^rft7«». vrifpT'JT «. 
 
 3 JiJTot n. ?PT^^>Tf «. &L-. 
 
 V. V. X. 1. *TI^5;^ «. io. '*r*fl ?«. 71. 'flTRH^ JM. -Jl'^TT^Cr- 
 
 ?T n. -:iT^T-T^q?r «. 
 Ty Settle, r. n. ;)/ace (j^ rfs/", ^[c. fr'tfTT^iif, •<jpi?njf or ftf- 
 
 cT?; n.-R'<T^?ir/.-f¥4'.frtTfi=r/.-T>4TraH 7!.-&<'. T-'^Vf g.ofo. 
 
 2 /.I' i« Z;/e. ^rsiJf, i>r^, ^5^01, nT^-:^^?T ^.of, -^t- 
 
 'Hr^ ?fr5-/.-^>yr/.-&-. q;j>^y. «/o. ^f^^\f. r.K^i g. of 
 
 0. irf^f^^T w-i^. 
 
 3 estuhlish, appoint, cj'c. v. To Fix. r*TrT"Ji, ^HOt, sjfqor^ 
 %H^-iirf5^, ^''T^r »(.-f^q5T;-'(7A JfiT m. ^J-oiy. of 0. 
 F4TT^T/ ^?:iJt //. (■/ 0. 
 
 -1 decide, fi.r, determine, cj'f. ?;tt5T^, ?r^'Jr,"%'Tj?r w.-f^i- 
 5f?/.-f^JJT5T m.-f^=-/T^ «i.--^mq- w.-fn'-^R wi. -fJTtTR'JI h.- 
 
 arq-^T^tJi «.-&e. r^,x^g.ofo. f^rfim-m^rir^-f^r^-q^-.t--. 
 
 To be settled, ^m, 
 5 ( a pension, allowance, etc. ). HHirr^/. ^'■in-^^H%or. 
 G jiii^;, «^7^, T. To Compose, ^rfr^of or ?T'<7T^>Jf, ^irot, 
 
 ?:'4T5rt «. W.^ g. of 0. 
 
 7 ( a debt, accounts, &e. ) v. To Ci.eak off, To Liqui- 
 date, ^ifn, ^re>jf, ^OT, =|^F^r -^IRwf, <PR^ or "PF^-^- 
 
 9>5%-&e. ;Km,"%^rs?rHi.-r?;^/-f •T5r=i'T/.-.tc.qRut g.ofo. 
 
 To s. considerately, Ac. m^Z !^Rl/.-!%l^Tt/.-f?TT- 
 i^rs/. -T^tif y. o/o. 
 
 To be settled. ^iJf, f"R:^. 
 
 8 ( a dispute ) adjust, m^of, Tii^^Dir, ^^fr^jbr, f^RfMa, 
 
 ■kc. ^fRiJty- q/'o. 
 
 To be settled. "^tM.^ m^oj, ?r^. 
 cause to siilside or fall to the lottom. sjTTqot^ ^V'A ^■ 
 
 10 Sec To Colonize. 
 To Settle, v. n. subside, sinA: ^^Jiuf , j^t^ ^'IO^-TI^, Z^w. 
 
 fi'iTTrqTTr, '^RriiiJf, ^^.^. 
 
 2 deposit sediment, clear. fH^^^^T, fJ^^l^oT, ^\7. ;.-.-jts >;/. 
 -&c. iRTof y. ofs. 
 
 3 estallish a domestic state, er ?i.rV.jJi|J jj.-vjj^yfpr ,„ . 
 
 H-^?t-Ac. :TR[0T_ 
 
 4 est/ilUsh a residence. fF<RTt?5T, VR^ or VTRT^m. fiRi- 
 
 JTOT. irr^TiJf, <ToE »). ^T^T 5i*rot, *trt ?;i.-'4tnT »«.-&c. 4-
 
 SET 
 
 776 
 
 'SEV 
 
 ^, '4T='TTF-''-Ti"?m-&c. t^n^T-^rpr. 
 
 5 become fixed, stationary, permanent, S,-c. after fluctua- 
 tion. «RT'n , fr<TTT5fof, '^m^ or imT^T'n, f<TTr^^, ft'<TC-&c. 
 
 ^>^, f^'<TT?TT/.-ft'4^'TT^ «.-f<TT'<TI5n: «.-&c. fl^, ft'<TTT- 
 
 ?R w.frot ^. 0/ s. 
 
 Besting; or settling place, lit. fig. iTT m. VRT »»• 
 To s. in a particular quarter, — the wind. ^\^ ( as 
 
 M become stilt, quiet, (fc. T. To Calm. sRTut, ?*TTsr^, 
 
 fF<iT?rr/.-ftinT'<TR^ «.-f^4Tp5rc «.-&c. ^nf ^. o/s. 
 
 7 ( into compactness and firmness ). ^iT't, 3T^^, ^^, 
 
 gjoEot, 3i'-)otui^ ^;^JN3t, 3T€r=r-^€f^-&c. ^. 
 
 8 ( in an olTice, a disease, a habit ) become conflrmed, 
 
 ^. 
 
 To be comfortably settled in an office, &c. 51h»>. ^- 
 ■^ J. ofs. JTts m. JTfsir g. oj s. SJWT n. ■^^^ g. ofs. 
 Settled, ;). V. V.A.I. f?'<Tn^3;c5r, f^'<T^%^^, -fcc. T^x, 
 
 C aji(7 Fixed. %H%^r, ^'<TN%^T, &c. fH^irMH, %iTT=5Tr, f^- 
 
 4 5TT^^, fH^nq' qj^^-^fra^^Ti^^fwr %%^T-5fT?5?ir, &c. 
 
 6 f^-'jrmk^, 5Tm%%^r, A:c. ir'^'", ^iffT, ^^'4. 
 
 7 5^f:^%^r, ms^^T, 5"^% %=s^-5rRi?5r, &c. 
 
 8 ffr5%=^T, r1H=r%^, ^iR^F^T-STRFir, &e. 
 S^EiTLEMKXT, Settling, m. v. Y. A. 1. — act. f?'tiTT^^ n. 
 
 ijT^n: «. ft'<T?TT/. ?"^ «. f^'<TTr5r?''<TT/. f^'^^ft'Tf?!/. 
 
 2—aei. VT^TTOrirsm «. W'T^^Tsr'Jf ". ^5T FSR"^ «. &c. 
 Q—ac(. %HOT ??. cffq^ ?J. ?iir?of «. Ac. F^TT^ «. 3TER'<TT- 
 
 4— arf. Z^^ n. &c. STH-trft/. i5TTJr>:n[5; /. f^qi^ ??. fH- 
 
 f7nn/."%^n5r m.\7\^ m.f. f^>/7^ wi. f^ijfq- »«. ^ft?: »». 
 
 7— act. ^^F^rSt «. fTrSin «. %5^ n. &c. ^r^^f.— state. ^- 
 
 Considerste, &c. s. ^FR^ Hr^fl/. HtSiflS/. JTTS^TS/. 
 8— «c^ ^+t)yi' »!. fTT5"jf «. ^nz^ n. &c.— state. ;hh^ »». 
 ^\%f. ^^r^ or 5^r?it/. »T^^r?ft or ^f. \^^ m.f. 
 "sfJ^Ts^T m. Ph^?,^ ». 
 T. V. N. 1. «i??"tir «. f^rn^'iif n. &e. 
 
 2 Pmoiui n. f^Fiosot n. TToEiTHiJl ?i. &c. 
 
 The clear liquid of any mixture which remains after 
 
 4 1^'M<H>ji n. 'i^Kijf n. iTRrsfot n. &c. 
 I. See JoiKTUP.E. 
 fcflliLEE, «. Setthno, ;j. «. T. T. A. 1. ftiT^TSTUTRr, '4RT5r- 
 OIRT, ft'<Tt ^F^TJnTT, &c. [;piff. 
 
 3 ^Tpjim, 5=1^^ ^<mTT, f^vm ^ROTRr, f^JT^-&e. ^rrr- 
 
 4 S^T^t^Rr, Mr«f-f^^q-&c. :F?TTrRT-=PTTf-&c. 
 
 7 ^ipianTT, %5iJTrfT, tirsoTrTT, 'S:e. 
 
 8 ^T^T'^TT, HH^OTRT, ^tH^-^tiTT^, &e. 
 
 Y. V. X. -i. f^'<:TrR>nRr, '<T^m^5f^iTRT-^^%?7r, 'tTFr- 
 
 Old s. ^^^, 
 Seven, a. ^rRT, ?nr. 
 
 Aggregate of s. ^RT^ «. ?rr'<T^/. ?TH^ «. 
 
 By excess of s. seven times, secenjold. ^]^^^]\., ^r^- 
 
 Born after seven months gestation, ^m^^^r or ^r?fr- 
 
 jj Period of s. days, ^itt".!; ». 
 
 ;i Sevenfold, a. ^Rrq^, ^Ritot, ?rJTnf&T?r, ^r^T^JSTTf^r. 
 
 !| Sevenfold, ado. ?rmq?:, ^Rl???rir, ^TTfl^sn^, ?tfTnoT, 
 
 I Seventeen, a. ?prt or ^?Tr, HRS^T. 
 
 I Seventeenth, o. '«ri<i<m or ^^ir^r. 
 
 ; Seventh, a. ?n<T=rr. 
 
 1 Seventieth, a. ^^^T^TT. 
 Seventy, a. ?l'frT, ^flfH",— one ^% or ii^pr or ^^TT^tT^ or |r- 
 tT?:, — two sir or sjtT^tR oj- ^TtR, — three 5q7 or Sf^rR 
 or ^rar,— four =fK or ^\-^■[\T\T. or ^m':,— five q=sqT or 
 q'^frl^ or ^IrR, — six ^^tT^ or ^r?R,— seven ^fqr or 
 ?f%|TR or ^TtR,— eight ^^Tg-qT or 3i||tR or fm?,— 
 nine ^ot^Tr or <^fOT^?fr. 
 To Sever, v. a. part by violence, ^fs^, ^T5>jf, SFTSof, Sf^^, 
 
 ft'^R'Sr, "Fi??^ or tpf^rs^, ^^3^ WJ.-&C. qj^cjf. 
 
 2 part from, v. To Sepahate. %iT5T-fH^J3T-2rCT-55!T^-&c. 
 ^T'n,'FT5/.-%^ m.-&c. ^F^of y. o/o. 
 " Seveeal, a. divers, sundry, v. Mant. pFriT''^^ or f^^W.., ^f- 
 
 2 individual.^ distinct .^ single, t. Paeticulai!, Sepahate. 
 
 3 appropriate.^ Sfc. v. Peculiar. arn^T, W'TN'^T. 
 Seveeallt, adv. v. A. 2. f^RT^T dccl. fHxf^Wll decl. ^T- 
 
 tnsET <7tfcZ. ??q-^, ^^^^F, f5!^^^ J*^^, ar^TRftsTR, ^^fmilT 
 or 3TRTPT=rsT', STtTT'Tift^, s^F^fT:, sq-f^^T :. 
 Jointly and s. ^T'lft^ift^. 
 Severalitt, ra. v. A. 2. f^loSRorr m. f^Tf^^Toir m. %t. 
 
 Severance. See Separation, 
 
 Severe, a. — of persons; strict, rigorous:, a^t to punish, S,c. 
 ^FS^TT, 5fRST, ?(?s!rr, ^5^, ^^iTTT or =qrr, ^^?;^R, %^»=fR, 
 
 %^, ;p5R, ^.z\^, i%?^, sTifTT, q?ffr, f^i?, ?r5:;rrft^T '^r- 
 \m qrm^'JTRr, ^jr^rTNt sTRr^mRT, ^^55, :j?T?Tr?f ^, ^^^q-- 
 ^im^, 55^^ft=?, 5^5, 3TRT^i, ^q-Ftsrr;^. 
 
 2 — of punishment, measures, Ac. ^5, CFfSfT, WT^^, ^- 
 
 ?^, =Ff?F^T=5TT, ^^^^'TT^r, ^TPftH, ?r?avf, f?r^7, sr^7, ?fttT, 
 
 — cold or heat; intense, exceeding. ^.Z^.fp^., ^5^, ^- 
 
 4 — a sickness; violent, cj'c. 5=n?.r, 'l^^^^, •FJtW, f ^^f*-^, 
 fsT^TR^^, HTft, ^fRR, ^JTSRr.
 
 ^najRorr »». ^- 
 
 SUA 
 
 Seveked. See Paeted, Sepakated. 
 Severitt, n. V. A.l. ^FstTtrrT m. ^p^oir 
 
 2 ^-^m m. oToRqcrrr 771. "sfsrq-STorr m. &c. ?n^?ft/. f^- 
 
 <^^f/ ^ZT.\ w. ^.^WA m. rftsPTT/. 7^^T/ l-^^Jf- ^- 
 
 4 jffsqTJir »!. HiftT'JTr »«. 3TiRqtxTr»>. &c. j-.^T'-q'Frr/. 
 
 I. excessive punishment, arf^f^Swi-^J^f^T". ^f^TftT^FTw. 
 To Sew, V. a^fiislcn with a needle ajid thread. f^TSTOT, f^T- 
 
 f^^^, Jirr w. wraoT,— coiiipreh. icic, s//^f/i, tnvk, ^c. 
 
 fVRoT g^ 0/' \z^^. 
 Sewer, n. (fcnm, tj'c. ^^ »».?frf5T m. q«rRrST »«. 
 Sewiko, ?j. v. V. f^^ot n. ■Rr^on^oB/. ^ft^ n. %^^ «. ^?j. 
 
 Cost or charge for s. f^^>JTr-T3/. f?T'3r^/. 
 S.-work. fn^oTSFriTn. 
 Sex, n. gender. f?5n n. f^^H^ m. ^rf^f ^o^^. ^ITT/. ^crj^T^fir- 
 
 5 m. -^ftWrsq-f^H^ OT. ^qT:':f?srfT!nTJp»T^ m. 
 The male s. qw73TTf?T/. J^rfn/. ?fT^^/. 
 The female s" ^^f?r/'sfTq;Ft=Eft ^fT/. 
 
 SEXAGENARI.Y^', a. aged si.vti/ years _ ^Tf^^lT^STT ^^\'^\ .jfl^^mh 
 
 To be getting s. ^ra^tof. 
 Sexasqulae, a. having six angles. BnrjFriT. 
 Sexeunial, a. happening once in six years, or lasting six 
 
 years, ^rf RTT^r^^, HTfRfT^, '^TSfST^. 
 Sextant, n. sixth part of a circle, ^fTT^fifT m. 
 
 2 — the iustrumeut. ^ ^'^ f^^lf 3Tr^, ^4^ «. 
 Sextuple. See Sixfold. 
 Sexual, a. pertaining to sex. feir^n", fe^f^T^Hr, ^'TT;'?- 
 
 iT^T^r, ^5?:^fEr^^=^T, ■^5?rsriTJTf=^, ^5?^fcm^^Kft, 
 
 S. intercourse. See Copulation. 
 Shabjjiness, n. V. A. 1. ^^TM-^i^quir in. Hf^Ffqiirr VI. &c. 
 
 2 f^ricrMquTT ni. q^^tqan- m. ^%qwr m. 
 
 Shabby, a. — clothes ; tvorn, torn., soiled, ij-p. ^^Trq^J, ^- 
 2 wean, ^otw, despicable. f^^^TTTr or tift, n^o5, fJT'fnT, 
 
 f^mt, fiT'^;K^i?5l=^T, f^R^^orr^r, rH^rT^r%qTqr, 
 
 iTo Shackle, v. a. feller SfC. lit. fig. v. To Binp, To Clos. 
 
 srt^-T'Jr, ^^^ q-of , nms'if , iost m. ^iv[^^^^ g. of a. ^]^ 
 
 m.pl. ^\yf^^^-^\^^ g. ofo. qr^fFT #5r m. ^, 
 Shackle, n. v. Fetter, Cloq. fir^ or \i\f. ^\^^^ m. 
 
 iT^^ m. iftr »!. si^ »». t^^^ »• 
 Shaddock, «. citrus decumana. -^njirin or ^'Fr^ »». 
 Shade, m. darkness or obscurity caused by interception of 
 
 light. vT^^f. unrr/ ^H^ »». «rN« n. aTrrPTPTr«r ««. 
 
 ar^TTfTT m. 
 S. ( of certain things ) viewed as evil. arr^Trf or 5/ 
 
 SUA 
 
 2 degree or gradation {oj light or colours). iRf m. 
 SKf^ui n. 3Tn w«. 
 
 3 V. Screen, q^r w. 
 
 4 spirit, V. Ghost. a^qgr'Tr/. 
 
 5 See SuArow. 
 
 To Shade, v. a. screen from light or heat. ?TT^?ft/- arift- 
 ^ m.-^m f.-&.c. sFT^-TTSiif, ^"JT^JTIT'^ w.-^^jrfTra^ 
 
 M.-&C. SRTJf. 
 
 Shadiness, n. v. A. 1. ^ri^p^/ ^fR? ;i. /. jjmr^fp^r/. 
 iJT«rf^R[i"?:-«T n. ^t^\^y^r^ n. 
 2 fHf^ ?iriTf=fr/. ^TT^pr/. «. 3TTrrqrrf^ «. 
 
 Shadow, n. shade representing the form of the body uhich 
 causes it. tJPTT/. q^sfmT/. flR^/. qs^r^T^/. srfJtijr- 
 
 Middle or mean s. ^^^^^^ f 
 
 Eelation of a s. with its substance, fif^^pu'^^■q\^ m. 
 
 S. cast by the gnomon of a dial. ^^FlfTTT/. sTHT/. 
 
 S. of the earth. HHT/. 
 
 That casts a s. tJTTPFT, ^V^^^. 
 
 2 imperfect representation. ^\^Jf. 
 
 3 V. Shelter. 3TT«nT i?oy. an^TT »«■ 
 
 To Shadow. See To Shade. 2 See To Adumeeate. 
 Shadowy, a. not bright, Sjc. v. Dim. 3'ot?T^^r, Jpfl^"^- 
 
 2 unsiilslantial, unreal. tfT^^^, tfmr^T, ST'TlfT^, 3T- 
 
 Shady, a. ahot<nding icith shade. ^r«P=ft^, ^f'T^T, ?fT??r- 
 
 =5rT or wRrfUr, ^v^:\^^., gprra^, sr^A^s, aN i fd , 
 
 2 eocr covered from the sun. i^fq%ff%^r, ^T^rfNT,^!!?!^, 
 
 ^R^^rr or ^T5r?T=5rr, 3TmqTf|fT, 'JTTrTq^jf^-^^-&c. 
 Shaft, n. ^jjiV-s. ^tsr »». ^fj tn. 
 
 2 ( of a carriage ). ^it\f kr/. g^/. 
 Extremity of a s. or pole. <jr/. 
 
 Middle s. ( if there be three ). STT?! ?«. m. 5I»to «. 
 
 S.-bullock, &c. thiller. ^K^ or ^?^, gr^iVl-&o. 
 
 S.-mau, driicr. ^l^t^- 
 
 S.-piu. «r5^55/. ' 
 
 Tie connecting the s. with the yoke. m^Zm. ^"Z^.n. 
 
 3 V. Aeeow. sinjt m. 
 
 4 V. Handle, jjs/. jt^ ». qr^ m. ^sr m. ^^/. 
 Shag, m. ro?/y//, coarse, o»- «too;/^ /mir. *n% /. ^TSWfyCf. 
 
 Shaggy, a. v. N. fT^ft^, %?T?>n-, &c. fH??ra, f^q^qr. 
 
 I. V. Eugged. ^<h<1h. 
 To Shake, v. a. put into a vibrating motion, agitate, ^c. ^- 
 
 ot, jf^^, q'r^^, ^5iiJr, ^7^"^ or ?3^5t<yr, 'iri^rs^ «.- 
 ^r^5j r^^s /--^c. ^Fm, =Fm>Jir. 
 
 2 (a cloth, &c.). ^TJ^of, ^rnprsrot, 5Tr5^, ^^ jK.-5r7-- 
 
 ^RF »«.->^i\^^,—bri.><kly, smartly, &c. Ifig^T^^ ?rr5^, 
 
 3 yw concussion. S'^-^'^, f^^5^, f^^<ir, art^^'Jif, '-T-
 
 SHA 
 
 778 
 
 SHA 
 
 cp M.-f|Hir «i.-f|H5Fr »».-&c. \^. 
 
 4 ( liquids in a vessel ). J^^TS'f. 
 
 5 fig. ( coufiilence, courage, &c. ). ^^ »».-f^?npT «»•- 
 cm^^JH' OT.-&C. ^-stH^aT-TTT^, ^?nCT»». \^^ ^^1m-^^\ 
 -&c. s?>^. [TKT T.^. 
 G off; ye< ri(? of. qTt^^wr, TFFcnr, ^re^, ^'^^i ??^?TJt,^- 
 
 To Shake, «. n. be agitated with vibratory imtion. ^irfui, f|- 
 
 .&c. ^^. 
 
 2 — liquids in a vessel, v. To Flop. 5^ira"Jf, J^n^_ 
 
 3 ( as with laughter ). ^r^, 
 
 ■I — tremulously, v. To Totteh, To Themble. spf^iTf, FjZ- 
 
 :^,adv.-7^^^ adt>.-&.c. ^r?^-^^, S^S'^'Ji or SirSTot, 
 
 5 ( from cold ). See To Shivee. 
 Shake, SnAKixa, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ^T?=I5rof n. ^T?T<rf «• f t- 
 goEDT «. &e. ^ra m. arf^r^^^ ?i.— reiteratedly, &c. ^?!;=ir- 
 
 2 5ri^ot ?i. ^z^ in. ^zmx^ m. 
 
 3 5-7J?5^ M. &o. tTtgr m. -^jr »J. f|^^r w. ^^T m. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^iryot n. |syijif w. arfjoswf n. &c. 3Tr^?T «. 
 •t See TBEM)ir,iKG. 5 See Quivehing. 
 I.— iu music. ^T ?«. fiK€\ f- f^T'f[f. fi]^W.v(\ f. W-^'! 
 m. 5ftf5/. ^?T »«. p. q', 5JT3T^. 
 
 Shakes and quavers ; — reviliug-ly. a^tifs m. /jZ. v. qr. 
 
 In a s. V. Trice. 3?r?;^ TT^TTi^JST^IT^ or |, F^ft^T^Tff, 
 ^Ti+'Mmd+ilirl, ^Z^Z Or Zt 
 
 To be off in a s. +)-i+'Jt or HS^ot or g^ipni, 5f^-T'^. 
 Shaken, ;>. V. V. A. 1. ^Ef%?7r, frasr'^^, f fp^r, &c. 
 
 ^tcff^, 3Tfsrf??rr. 
 Shaker n. Shaking,;), a. v. Y. A. 1. ^TPJST'JrRr, ^fpTCTrrrr, 
 
 2 sji^i^uiRT, =R^ ^'in'n,&c. 
 
 v. V. N. 1. ^T?5i3TrTT, S^^OTHT, STfj^orra, &c. 
 
 4 sFfTirirr, ^+4+"! in, &c. s^JTsftfr, ^Ffr^r, fsr^ir^. 
 
 Shaky, a. unstable, ^c. v. Eickety. 555JTo^, ?5^"7^?T. 
 Shallow, a. having Utile depth. 3"<t^ or g^'<T5r, 3tTPT, im'. 
 
 — of rice-ground. 3^^, *l=J^T. 
 
 2 fig ; superficial, Sfc. ^$[\'^■^^]'^]-f^^^J-&c. g"tr5E, g-JT- 
 
 Shallow, m. shoal, sand-lank, Sfc. TI^/. «. TT^/. Jim «>. 
 Shallow-bkained, Shallow- pated, Shallow-witted, a. v. 
 
 Shallow. 3"<Jr5^5t^r, ^T^?:^^^, 3Trq-fr. 
 Shallowntsss, «. v. A. 1. TToSqrnrr »». ifcc. 
 
 2 3"<Tor^f5/. 3-<T^f5f^r/. 5r'^?;5r5/. ^rr^rl^^rr/ ar^cra- 
 
 To Sham, v. a. feign, pretend. ^\^ n.-^\n «.-n?T^ «.-&e. q'Sr- 
 
 :pT>n7. 0/0. 3i?fi^aft/.-&c. ^J:in ^. 0/0. 
 Sham, n. pretence, trick. #»t n. ^\^ n. f^ft-rl m. ?f?5 m. ^■ 
 
 SbaM, a. feigned, fictitious, ^'mi^r, stirqT, f^T^fT^, T^T^T^r, 
 
 q^«TT=iTT, &c. sfrrr^rift^T, ^q^r^, afif^ 3TT0T?i?ir, 3frf 5 
 
 To Shamble, u. n walk awhwardly S( unsteadili/.'^nt^ =qr- 
 
 Shambles, M.y?M/j-OTaj-Z,-e<. ^Tl^ft^r ^TF^TTT m. ^R^T^^n 5IT- 
 Shame, n. the sensation or feeling of conscious guilt, ^c. ?IT^ 
 
 /. wmf. 5TTIT/. ^5Fr^ w. ^J^fi^r^ m. arq^Tr/- w^ir?:! 
 /. 3fT^TT5!:Ti=r/. 3TT^r'35t^/. fw<7>Trr W. 
 
 2 sense of shame, v. Mode-xy. FTT^/. ?5^r/. ?I"T/. 
 
 To cast off 8. T5^ »». g'Sq'^. 
 
 To take s. to one's self. JTHtSt, ^KHof, afr?TT5E^, ^T- 
 vt/. sfT?^ in. con. 
 
 To throw off all sense of s. ^V^ n. ^ff^ ^fl^ftH ^J- 
 
 5fot, ?rr^ n. ^riTf ^[^-=1 q-^f, ^tt^ ». Ksi^f trrof, tt'ir ^- 
 m^ 'TRof, sriT^-sr'mr^-qf;5iT5f-&c. ^t|5 fWtr ^TraSr, 
 
 3 shamedncss, reproach, v. Disgrace. 3T'TJTr«T w. 5flslfH- 
 
 To put to s. See To Shame. 
 
 4 cause or reason of shame. i=Jr%^-?=r^H-&c. ^FR'T 7;..^- 
 
 To glory in one's s. ^R^ ??r|^ SPTI"^ 'Tflotdf . 
 To Shame, v. a. make ashamed, abash, Sfc. Fir^^'if, FJMT^'rf, 
 
 ^TTfH^Sir, =Ei!TTqcrijf, -ar^iTsig-ar, ^-t't^st or ^f^;^^^r^ m. ^. 
 or y. 0/0. ?^Ffr T^r^r^ ?5T?9i, ^t? »».-HT?r.A. w€\ ^m 
 
 g. of a. 3ft^ir^r-W':Tr-'^r5^-?5fsT?T-&c. q^^of, TTi^N^f- 
 
 qr?r5! qR^. 
 
 2 See To Disqeace. 
 To Shame, v. n. be ashamed. rSrsTiJf, ^TTHof, a^^noEiJr. 
 Shame-faced, a. v. Bashful. 3T3TT3, BT^TT, r^r^^, B^FRt. 
 Shame-facedly, adv. v. A. FSTf^?:?^! or of, t7r^T''TT=r, 
 
 •y'+Ni^, &c. 
 Shame-facedness, n. v. A. rJT^'^'T'TT m. &c. ^^\'^ m. ;=IT- 
 
 Shameful, o. /7«oi brings shame.ignominious, ij'r. v. Disgrace- 
 ful. 3T%^T, Bsrqr, FJrf^TTSITorT, r^M'^.WU'MI or ?5I^r, 3T- 
 
 q^^^^, 3TT^%iiTr, r'?r?r^ra, r^fr^orr, fi^r^, ?5^^?f , 
 
 2 raising shame in another, v. Ikbecekt. F^rf^T^TCTT, 
 
 FTT^^r, F5%^, ^H^qr, ^s^fsr^, ;^^rar^, srflT'j, ar^i^s 
 
 Shamefully, a^y. v. A. 1. ?ir^ g'rfqr, 3Trs[^|5-^?r, t^r- 
 
 r^<«(iift, ?JM 3Tiu|>J-MM"tiTr decl. 
 
 2 3Tra tlT^T, 3Tq^5T^F€^, %3TT^^, STfTHrflt, &c. 
 Shameless, a, ivanting shame or modesty ; callous, hardened, 
 
 abandoned, Sfc. 1h?IRTTT, fff^^ST, %^TTiT, sf^qr, S^HTT^^-t- 
 
 f|rT-^jf!T-&c. ==rqT^-&c. fH^TrT, f?r?r5r^?5T, f==r?5^ or jt, 
 f^'Tft, %^5^, ^ir, '3T^, afr^T^;, f^npiTr, f?r=qT5T, 7- 
 
 %^B^r, f^'TT^, 1^^^, fq'tpJS^T, HTt5r'j«n, ^FT^^T, f^^-
 
 SHA 
 
 779 
 
 SUA 
 
 ^T, ^\^^;ZX or ^R, MNW-i^, r^rT'^PHT, ;7fT-^Tr, ^rtTTf- 
 2 indicaihuj want of shame, done icithoiit shame. f?r=^T^- 
 
 ?^'^r^, %^TTii^r, 1%?5r3f!T, fH?'^>^r, ps^rTrrri^?^^, Ac. 
 
 Shamelesslt, adv.wk. f?r?Tr:fA'^yii'i, ^^rprqiJTr^, f^i'.^H"^, 
 
 &c. 3r^-?i«n'-&c. ?fr|5-5:rpr-&c. g-^ri^^, ?r«TRr- 
 
 %q'T5^, .to. J^ToE^^JTT, g^^^, ?TI^5S:'r?T "^T^^, &p. 
 SnAMKi.Ess>-ES3, n. T. A. 1. fJrsr^lTOir m. ifn^iTTtTT »». 
 ^qTCTTT m. fJf^qorr "i. f^ra^T^r »». &c. ?JwnTTf|f'f«. 
 
 SnAMMER, ;i. SuAMMiNO,;;. a. v. V. TcT^ ^T'JTRT, STT ^tJTr- 
 
 sqr, HPfr 0'- '^r, fllmff or S-qr or %^r, ^jff'fT or nn". 
 Jo Shampoo, d. a. ruh and 2>c'''-'i<ss, knead and ivork ( the 
 body, &c. ). ^pspof, ^J^oiiif , i^Df , 5;»T3"?r, H?^r »«. ITTT- 
 
 S^HANK. 71. hone of the leg, tihia. ^1'\\f. ?15'^T m. ^m^,^\ or 
 
 sTS'pfr/. ^7.-^i\f. ^^ m. ^9^f. 
 
 2 lej—in contempt, ftl? or rfnst/. 5t=Fr or sr^r ot. 
 5b Shape, t). a. form, model, fashion, ^sof, cro55r<if , ^TS'^f 
 
 Shape, h. t. Fokm. 3TT^C '«• a^T^irr/. ^ n. ^i^f. f]^m. 
 Shaped, a. having the nhajie of. ^]^JT[^T., CTpsfr, frcTT^T, 
 
 &c. 3TT«FT7, a^l^hfd, ^ ( all three in comp. ) . 
 Shapeless, a. destitute of regular form, Sfc. ^ft?5, ifssf 
 
 Shapelesskess, n. v. A. qi^?5T'TT m. q^qorr m. 3TJTI^ /. j 
 
 ^TTTTf^ n. 3TT^r^rf|?T ". 
 Shapeliness, n. v. A. arr-TR^jf?;/. ^^f^f ^^^^■^^^{m. \ 
 
 arrsr^^qwr «>. ^^rqnTT m. &c. ^q?yT5r"JT «. j 
 
 Shapelt, o. well formed, si/mmetricol. ary^Rg^, ^^5J5', 
 
 3TR^5, ^5^11^5;, ar^T^T^g^, srf^?, srnPR^g, wm\H, 
 
 Shaed, m. piece of an earthen ve.sscl. ^T^T^^t /. ^F^ft f 
 
 BT^TTT% 51^3 M. f^tfrit /. ^E^q /. ^]m 11. ^;^TJ m. dim. 
 
 ^qft/. h"^ or *f^M. [ «. Jp=qqf;s5»>. 
 
 Shards, Ae(7;/) of shards, bits of glass, i^c. ^^^^ m. 
 
 To Shaee, v. a. distribute, v. To Divide. sfRot, effe^ ^, 
 
 2 partake loith another. =ri^^ ^iif-tot, ftrHPT^r ^'^-^, 
 
 -■JT^iTiPHTn »J.-w|tT»fm )". ^^^ g. ofo. 
 To Shahe, V. n. participate, have part. ^\zj m.-&e. qaf-cff- 
 
 ^, ^\z\ m.-&e. frrS'jf »». con. 
 Share, «. part, portion. ^f5:T or qrr?:r w. »TPT ?». fifHrnwi. 
 
 ^fTufr/. 3T5[T W, f^r ««. ^H\^ f. [ ^JT>TPft. 
 
 Equal s. ^H'^rT tn. — That has an e. s. KHHri pop. 
 
 2 (of a mercantile, &c. concern). qrHt or qffft/. qr4t/. 
 Hrft/. #rr «i. f^HT w. [ rTT ). 
 
 Halfs. 3isf^/. (and, person holding it, 37^1?^ or 
 
 3 ' of a property divided ), 3T^«. HRTw. ■HTTTaff/ ^?T w. 
 Calculating the shares, f^^^^t /. 
 Schedule of shares. ^\Z^ q=>r n. 
 
 4 ( of a plou',^h ). <j>r?5 or a m. 
 
 SHARE-UOLDEtt, ;i. Sh AllE-UOLPISG, a. ^Tft^F^, ^t^^R, ^t%- 
 ?5^, 5rf>^, TRft^ or qt?frTR, HpfT, HP'ftTR, Hfifr:!^, 
 fr^flH^T, f^»TR^R, f^HRfT, f^^«?I'-, ^T^^R 
 
 Shaked, ;;. V. V. A. 1. crt?>,^[, qri^^ f^^i, fq'Hrf'FT 
 2 ^rfir^f %fT%?5r, &c. ^|nh^. 
 
 Shakek, n. SuAEixo,^. a. \.\'. A. 1. ^f^TWrTT, mZH \mr\ 
 firTFIOTRT, &c. 
 
 Shaek, ?«. ^ »i. ^^f;xv^ m. qr^ w». 
 
 SuAEP, a. keen edged, not blunt. frT^^^TR^r, f^ViZ ^i-'Tj 
 
 rftn-, 'nift^, qi^Ttrr^, rft^-oitnr, f?r?TtTiT, >r^?n5T, jrr^jrr' 
 
 2 having a fine poinf^ f^W^'^=^J^P\Wi\^^^J,^\^T:T^ 
 fft^^'JIW, f^TFTRT, ifr^TJT, ^'^T^T. 
 
 3 acute of mind, quick, ready, smart, apt, ijv. ^H^Jft^, 
 
 ^^?, f?r^^, ffr^oT, =ERJTft?r, ^<ir=qiifT^, ^ur^^oft^r ^^oj^^ 
 ^ir^irr, f?TR, sTfisT or 5'-, qi^, 5iRiirr^if^7r,'f^^i5r 
 or f»T=q;rr, q?, ^t^, stsc^, ^^jror, ^i^fT?T, f ^i^f?, 
 
 5?!^, Ff^Tf, Fflfi^, Y^n, f^^Tc, FTT^^r, ^mST, f^lT^r, ^- 
 
 '^^i q^irsft, =Ej^, ^Nqiq or xj^rn, ^'^^F^, -^ u ^.m :?, 
 
 4— a sense ; acute, quick. ^^, ^W^ fft^""!, ?fttf, H^ir, 
 
 5— of sounds. ef%^, 3^.rfr. 
 
 6 adJ, <jv. V. SouE. arsf?:, r-?:^_ 
 
 7— of language; harsk, biting, severe, Sfc. f^^j, ^k^, 
 
 8 — pain, &e. afflictive, secere, pungent. f^^Z., rft^UT, ?fT- 
 
 3, iT^?', ^s^, ^T, ^5T5R, ^r?friT, 3T=ir?r. [frstpisr. 
 
 9— of cold, Ac. ^5^;, :f S^^TT^r, ^r, fH^?:, FfT^Trr, fft?, 
 10— of sayings, &c. JCiV/y, «Mari. HI^^R, ^R?: ^£, ^- 
 
 11 prompt, quick, S)C. v. Sitaet. ^t5^, 5r?:q^^. 
 Shaep-edged, a. v. Shaep. 1%^?:^^, ffr^<JiqrR, f^iaq-R:. 
 Shaep-pointei), a. T. PoiNTEr, Shaep. f?T^7 a^l'l^r, frf^- 
 
 Shaep-set. See Ravesods, IIuxoet. 
 
 Sharp-si a HTEB, a. H^;R«ITvT,f?n^rTO^rqr,m^ein»qT,?fra^- 
 
 2 fig. acute, ^c. V. Sharp. ifTa^Rt, ?T?-TT?:iTr, 'J.^'^fV, 
 
 Shaep-sightedness, h. t. A. 1. ffts^fil/. at^'^T^f?/. ^PT^- 
 Shaep-witted, «. V. Shaep. rft^iJT^fj, J^H^rgf^, ^Jiiq^frT, 
 
 SHABP-wiTTEnnEss, a. V. A. fl;i(f Acumen. rffe-TJToTf^/. ^^ir- 
 
 To SuABPEN, V. n. make sharp, v. A. 1. 2. tnT/! ^^ijf.3ipjru| 
 -^r^, "TTTft «. ^, FSRiir ( and, «f«/. f^Ror ), tTIT/. ^f- 
 ?<it, ^^ n. HRuf-STMof , iTT^^J-FfT^Dl-Ac. ^ot. 
 
 Suarpekej), ;;. v. V. tm %^?5r-3r^%?5r, &c. ^f^TfT, fvrf?TF, 
 i Shakpee, n. cheat, rogue, S)C. v. Blackouabd. i'^f^r, TT-
 
 SHA 
 
 ■80 
 
 SHE 
 
 SnARPLY. See Smaetly. 
 
 Shahpn-ess, n. v. A. 1. frr^^TOTr m. &c. rft?:-UTcfT/.'rr^'^«. 
 
 3 -^ KHRH qiTT wf. SfT^mTiTT m. ^?^(nr OT. ffTJ^^TiTT m. 
 
 &c. 5^Tft/. ^^ri/. f?f^?Tt/. ^^r m. r\][^.^^ n. r\z^ 
 
 4 ^ri4mi|| J7i. ^^^T^TT m. &c. ?ft^<ir?lT/."rr^'nT «. 
 
 6 •3Tq?;q'JTT ?«. hj^t^ «». [ f^^ n. 
 
 8 fTT^^T^ m. &e. ^^^^J f. rft»rFIT/.'?f^T^ «. SOI^FT m. 
 
 9 :p5^r »». =irs^/. ^s^TOTT m. frf^^^mr ?«. &c. 5^5pr { 
 w. rfte--oT?rT/. &c. 
 
 10 sfrq^FT w. =PI^r »«. fTITTTT »«. tTST^T m. 
 Shaster, Shastea. See Scuipture. 
 
 To Shatter, v.a. break into many pieces, shiver. ^% ^^». pi. 
 or ^f^f «. ^^?T ^T^OT, H'^'t^^S w. i^i.-^>T<H+r4 m. 
 
 ^^TTSTOT.-&c. ^^:m g. ofo. f^^vh., f^^^^^., ^pt «.-f%^rm 
 
 2 fig. disorder, derange, impair, Sfc. v. To Desteot, To 
 
 iiciN. HrsSt, 7rr5(i Hi.-'jo!;/.-'^r<JT/.-mrft/.-^!FTr^ nt.-'^r 
 
 ^^ m.-JHMM J«.-f^^W «».-&c. ^^^r g. oj 0. 
 Shatteb-beaiked. See Ceazt. 
 Shatteeed, p. T. V. 1. 5^SH+^ %?raT, ^^.il^^^rSOT, &c. 
 
 "^^^TffT, '^^PTfT, ^^Tfrof, ^TrTTT^R?, fq-^T^Fc^, ^J%FT, l^^f- 
 
 f*rvf, f^R-ti-j), f^^ftrf, f^rfer, ft'-'tfifrf, f^<^w, f^HiT, 
 
 Shatteeee, «. Shatteeisg,;?. a. g^sn^ps ^OTTTT, ^^P^^r^^ 
 
 ^;^RT, &c. ^^rm^, fsf^rfft, f^^"j5^, f^3^-f5r'^"5r'?T-&c. 
 
 2 Hl^uiKI, 57r5T-«r2:-»S:c. ^=njrnT. 
 Shatteeixg, n. t. V. 1. — act. g^j^g^s ^Riifw. f^'^S^M. ft- 
 tEfjcfofn. &c. ^'f^n. f^tJM??i. f^^w. fsf^T^^;?. f^T^rs^?;. 
 
 Shatters, «. /i. g^^^^wf. pi. ^^5«- i??. 
 To break iuto s. See To Shatter. 
 
 To Shate, v. a. cut or pare off ivith a razor, ^'mri f.■^^^ 
 n.-^n.-&c.^X^ g.ofo.—{t\\e head) TT?/-^^, JS^,^- 
 3T=l5f, ■^%^ or pop. g'5^w.-^'k«--=P?moraft/.-^^r^T'T«.- 
 3iT»^/.-&c. sp^;— (beard, whiskers), ^f[f. ^FTiif, ^ 
 J.-fH^-{J.pl. g?Rot;— in contempt, -HT^iiT, trSOT, ^r^ift 
 /.-&c. ^"Jf — the head of a woman. %^»j. 2>^. 't)TSof y.o/o. 
 
 To s. cleanly, fft^/- ^l^iir. 
 2 V. To Pare. m^oT, rT?^arn.-&c. JfTTOT y. o/ o. 
 8 pill, fleece, v. To Plunder, js^f, ^ot, ^ri^, sfTT^ft 
 /-5^^n.-&c. ^6t g. ofo. 
 
 Sha\elI5Q, n. a person shaved, 'jft, 'TS^f, J??^?^. 
 
 Shaven, Shated, p. v. V. 1. ^^lHrt%riOT, 55%?5T, &c. ^- 
 
 8 %1%^, h'sA'-h, &c. 
 Shatee, n. Shavisg, p. a. v. V. 1. ^^qiKff ^^tjtRT, ^I^nKT, 
 
 I. V. Boy. ^]%m. 
 Shaving, n. thin slice or chip, v. Chip. ^?ft/. ^^7^■\m. dim, 
 S'Tc^/. ^FI^"'. dim. 5H^/. ^T5T 0?' ^5Eq^m. ^^mi. 
 Shavings. BT?5'rrw. 
 Shawl, «.— the garment. ^1T^/. qrarst/ ^IS'Jft/. 
 Colored 8. of children. "Fsqfr/. 
 Double 8. ^r?5^R'Y/. %^r^]f- 
 S. with flowers and figures worked. ^ir?^^n^r»i. 
 SHE,;;r. ?ft,ft,^. 
 
 2 See Female. 
 Sheaf, n. bundle of stalls of grain. ^€]f. ^^m. dim. "7^'^/. 
 W.^^f ^l^»i. dim. M^f 
 
 Binding in sheaves, qftrift/. sjtvft?^/. ^r^n^oft /. 
 Gathering together of sheaves. ^^^Z^f. 
 Sheaves or bundles ( of 'jffq'2T, ^I^JTT, wheat, &c. ) 
 with the ear. ns or 5«. 
 Jb Shear, v. a. cut or clip ivith scissors, ^'c. «PTrTT'jf, 'f>?T5^, 
 
 •PTTfof, »TT^ot, H^ot, ^in<un/.-&e. ^Rot y. ©/"o. 
 Sheared, ;>. v.V. spHT^i^r, HT^^^, &c. [spTiCt-A-c 
 
 Shearer, n. Shearing, p. a. v. V. +M<>JIMI, &c. ^'ff'T-'P^f- 
 Shearing, n. V. Y.—act. ^A^xm. &c. 5pm?:ur/. ^m^<jft/. 
 
 Shearling, n. H P^r'M i *ld<<jft% ^^«. 
 Shears, n. shearing instrument, ^m^/ ^^/. 
 
 S. of thatchers. frR^?r«. ['^q'T^?!. 
 
 Sheath, m. scalbard, case, ^'c. ^PW or ^Twi. fJiB"f«!. H"! cr 
 
 Having a s. ^?ir4. 
 To Sheath, v. a. put into a scabbard. M^\r[-^^\^-&c. ^\- 
 S^, J^TH spTor. 
 2 protect by an outward covering, tw, T^f%^, ^^H«. 
 
 To Shed, v. a. spill. >TT5"^, ^5^, ^f^iif, Tm M.-^if /.- 
 &c. JJiT^y. ofo. 
 
 To 8. by agitating a vessel. 3^555^. 
 2 drop, cast. iTT^af, ?TFoi, ^tSW, ^TTS^. 
 To be shed, ^rsot, qsof. 
 
 To s. tears, art^if «.;>Z.-3T«T »». pl-wmf. pl.-fv^ n. 
 pl.-f^^^ m.pl-^ mpl.-&c.m^S^-^VSii-ZJT'^\.^.K^.^]aiv^^ 
 Shed, p. v. V. 1. <TT5%?ST, ^ii-^.r^i, &c. 
 
 2 TTcE^HT, &c. nferf, f^fefT. 
 Shed, n. temporary erection, v. Hut. TS^l^/. T5«ft/. "ft )!. 
 acqrw. dim. ^^ f. Ht|^?ft/.3TTJrOT>«. f^Jfr^ m.^T^'n«. 
 Cow s. ^ n. 
 
 Festive s. or erection, irfs^ m. h^ m. 
 Forked post of festive s. ^5=^5/. 
 Long s. ^JTTT »». 
 Open and rude s. tttTT m. 
 
 S. for cattle during the heat of the day. ^PT^?TojST»i. 
 Sheen. See Bright. 
 Sheep, «. if^ ( sr >». «ft/. ^^ & 5 «. ) ^^m. (^'fT/. ) 
 
 To oiFer ( in sacrifice ) a string of s. H^rNt ^W\f.
 
 ^ SHE 
 
 Sheep-cot, Sheep-fold, ?i. pen, v. Fold. ^'?^r?T "i. ^TTrST 
 
 n. k^^\^f. 
 Sheep-faced, Sheepish, a. ovrrmodcst , meanly diffident^ 
 
 V. Bashful, ^m or H^ft, rm^ffl-STr, "TI^^qT, ^TF or ^■ 
 
 'qr, ^^reqr, ^HHrfraqr, ^^r^sr, aTsrrr, i^'fte. 
 
 Sheep-walk, n. jilace v/iere sheep are Jed. HS'TT'T ". 
 
 Sheep's-exe, m. JT^^ST^T m. 
 
 Sheepishness. n. v. A. Hnqorr m. TT^mftTiTT w. ^ra^TCfTT 
 
 m. &c. B^rf^i^^ ?i. arfrtriwr./' 
 
 Sheee, a. mej-e^ pure, iinmiuf/led. %^^ or 51, ^5^, f?I^r?5?r. 
 Sheer, adu. v. Clean. WT"?), ^5. 
 2^0 Sheee off. See To Decamp. 
 Sheet, n. — of a bed. ^^/. 
 
 S. gathered up at the corners. ^TToEtiTr m. ^Tof^/. 
 
 2 ( of paper ). rTTsT m. TPT «. .|^ ». |1T m. J5T w. 
 Half-sheet. "TR »• — reviliuglj, TT'lf «, TRT^ «. 
 
 S. doubled into four leaves. ^"tsf^irr^T ; — into two 
 leaves, |»i^ TPT. 
 
 S. doubled breadth wise, q^ m. 
 
 3 ( of metal &c. ). <T=5r m. T^T m. rjqPT or ^ k. 
 
 4 ( as of fire, water, &c. ). 5ff<T m. ?5ro5 m. 1^~J ?». 
 5 — the nautical term. ^^^ n. ^iTPT ?J. 
 
 Sheet-anchor, «. 4fTT^T-^i5T-&c ^rtl^ «j.-?5T?:'». 
 
 2 fig. f^T^PT^ 3TT5IT w?. 
 Shelf, «. H^r ?«• "P5ft/. ^^xft qr^/. 
 
 Shelves, case or stand. ETST^ft/. ^EfR^ <PS^r5; ?i. H^- 
 
 2 sand-hank, shoal. Hr^/ n. 'HTft/. [?!.»». 
 
 Shell, n. (of an egg, anut, &c. ). t^€\ f.wM=^/. W'^"^ 
 Cocoa-nut s. ^^/. ^RR'^/. JTT^t/. ^Xl€\f. 
 
 2 (of an animal), qx n. ^^^/. sp^^ ?«. «. 
 Conch s. \i^ m. n. \\^ m. t^^^ m. 
 
 Oyster s. rlTT?5T m. f^T<TT »?. qpRJT w.— Half of one. f^T- 
 ^f. T%<t or fil^ft/. ^f^/. 
 
 S. of the cyproea moneta, coterie. 'FM'^ f. 
 
 3 ( of the seeds of plants ) v. Husk. ZT.^r^ n. 
 
 4 ( as of a house ) v. Frame, ^rfirsr m. ^Z]J.J m. 
 
 5 ( of a tent ) ^^^ or JpFJ^r m. 
 
 6 homh. ^^R^ HTST m. [&c. spTSor. 
 Jo Shell, v. a. take out of the shell, w^.^ <Ptr5iJr, rtlt^fT- 
 
 2 assault with lomls. J?ITt mm^\^ H^iTRw, qp^, ^^ft 
 qi% m. pi. ?:r^of . 
 Shelled, p. v. V. 1. ^ra^r, "PlrfrScil, ?fP7tV. 
 
 A s. vetch, bean, or pea. ^fter m. ^Rn^T w. 
 Sheltee, w. <7ta< which covers or defends from annoyance; 
 cover, harbour, asylum. aTT'^Tq' m. aiTOT »». ^JT^/. ^5it/. 
 ^Tur/. *TRT m- '"TR m. arses' or 5 «. ^tttM'T «»• ^vm m. 
 ^Vi\ n. g^r n. 
 
 S. from wind, &c. f^^n w. 
 
 Situate in the s. of. 3TT5^, 3TTTtr^. 
 
 That is under s. fJfoTT-'TT^T. 
 
 Under s. 3TrfHT^^. 
 2 state of leing covered and defended. aTTSTT m. 'flT?TT ?». 
 
 •81 
 
 SHI 
 
 arrsmr or arsmr m. fSr^nr «. ?iRe/. 
 
 In s. f^T^T^q-m, aTrSP'TRT. 
 To take s. arrsiT^ wi.-^TT^TT »n.-Ac. (iTT^.^of. 
 To Shelteb, v. a. give cover or shelter to. arisiTT «i.-;jTn?T »i. 
 -&c. ^dt, TRIT/. qr^. [tn^-<ir7^6i_ 
 
 ll 2 (one's self) Ictake to cover. 'iTTV^ m.-'j{\m m.-kc. 
 
 I Sheltehed, ;). V. A". 1. 'flT«RT f^?\^T, <flT9-i^ ^%?;r, 'iirs=^i, 
 
 t am'^B, 3TTf^, ^Trf'iTFf, W!T^, ^fsira. 
 
 j Shelteher, w. Sueltering,/). a. v. V. 1. '4Tr«fT-&c. 3<TTn, 
 
 i Shelterless, n. aT^r'iT'?, f^''[«TT, ^'^^I'lTJT, 'fl\'■:{^7^^. 
 
 j Bn-Eh^ifiQ, a. inclining, sloping. ^r\Xr{\.^ T^^^Z., Sot^^T or ?r5tHT. 
 
 Shepherd, n. jt5^ or ^qr, WsTP^qr, il^r'?!^, H^TI^^. 
 
 Shepherdess, m. K5^/. W^^t/H^tTrnTr^/. JTTqRT^/. 
 
 Sherbet, n. — the driuk. ^mf\ or W.^^ n. m^T- pojt. "T^ u. 
 
 Sherd. See Shard. 
 
 Sheriff, m.— of a court of justice. HMl or ^Jif\X, 
 ' Sheriffship, n. rn^t^f. tt^TTtT/. 
 I Shew, To Shew. See Show, To Show. 
 
 To Shie, v. a. V. To Throw, tp^'oi. 
 
 Shield, n. ?r^/. T^^q; »». ?;. 
 
 Armed with a s. ^r^^rf, "P^^qrf&T. 
 2 fig. cover.! protection, sj^ir w. ?;raor/. qtq^,>JT «. 
 
 2b Shield, c. a. cover, defend, t. To Protect. rR?6t, Tf^'Jf, 
 T^ir M.-m?^'^ W.-&C. sR^ y. o/«. 
 
 To Shift, v. n. change jlace. direction, ^-c. r-aPT n.-^iT^l ».- 
 
 &c. qT?=5^' m.-&c. ^^^ and ^Tof 2c/iA^. of s. 
 
 2 change clothes, ^f^'^■^ n. pl.-^^ «.-%^ ?!.-^^wt«.-itc, 
 
 3 manage to si/lsist. f^VT^ m- ^^, ^T'T'J'of, ^rT'JjIRT ?«. 
 
 4 with ; manage tcith. ^K^f W.l^^ ^Tr^'H ^^^[,^0^=^^ WOT, 
 
 iJ^TTT ?».-5^??3^TTTJT/.-?^^'7Tt/.-?T^r7^^./'.-..^c. q;?^. 
 
 To Shift, v. a. v. To Change. TT^=roT, sj^s^, q^rm, TR^ 
 
 OT.-&C. «IRot y. 0/ 0. mnrs or ^STJiTS /•-<&c. ^of ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 change from one place, ^'c. to another. T<im n,-VX^ n.- 
 vrimr m.f.-&c. ^^^Z^■^^^-&c. g. of o. F4TTfrR; n.'&c. 
 
 «PT^ g. of 0. [ iS+rlU|. 
 
 3 ofl'; fflfif off from one''s self( on another]. ^PT^or, rJRW, 
 Shift, m. expedient, remedy, v. Eesource. jhi^ »n. 5^/. 
 
 2 evasion, trick, sulterfiige. 5^/. ^TI<n»l/. %3^/. ^- 
 ?^S M. m^z n. 
 
 3 chemise. 3fr?T%T% ^»ft^ or ^HtH !'■ 
 Shilly-shally, To Shilly-shally. See Hesitation. To 
 
 Hesitate. 
 Shin, n. forepart of the leg. ^TPl^/. H^f. [sTTT/. 
 
 Shine, «. splendor, lustre, v. Brightness. Tm^j/. ?tf?f/. 
 
 2 shining weather, v. SuN-sniNE. ^^ «. f^sR »,
 
 sin 7i 
 
 To Shi>e, ti. n. ffive out hgU. ?I<?ot, f^p^OT m. pi. qrs^, S'^S 
 Bi.-sppr^ m.-&c. qrS^-^T'^, Sf^I5!T>it. 
 
 Faint & tremulous sliiuiug (as of an expiring- lump) 
 r-'.+frl'trt or J+.r^+l /. 
 
 To s. tremulouply, to f Ulcer. T^%^,^ or ^^F^^^. 
 
 To 8. out suddenly, "itsr >ii. "PI^. 
 2 sparkle, t/litter.pleum. ^^pq^, rr^H^>Jr, 5r^5r^>^, ==TT- 
 spUT, ^^FT^'^, 5mH»TJf, ^TH^f;'^, ?^^F^^, ^T^E^'lt, Sf^^^- 
 
 ri;F=5=F or ?ri;;^ or fP,T.\^.^ tide ^.X^, — brightly, 
 glaringly, intensely, t. To Glake. ^t^FF'Jf, 5tin^, fT- 
 «M+ui, =^=Fl^of, gaioEof, FI^T^'JI. 
 
 n if glossy. f?t5rf?Iotdr, HoETOot, ^^g^oT, SER^^t, rl^FHT- 
 <jf, ^^?^^, rtJF^^/.-cl5r55T W.-&C. TRSi, rT^Ft^jfM-^^^- 
 
 4 le eminent or conspicuous. TtTTof , ?l^'jf, ^^^^^i^, rt^ 
 «.-VmT/.-&c. frot y. o/s. 
 
 To s. out. OT^, T|c?^. 
 
 5 ie splendid, rjorgeous, flash)/. Jine. ^f\^,]^u\.^ fm\^^., 
 
 Shisgle. See Plakk. 2 See Geatel. 
 
 !JUI>-ISG, ;;. a. v. V. 1. riqiirTn, &c. ^T■\^^^^ ST-TT^JTIH, ^fH- 
 
 £PC, fsr^FflTR. 
 
 2 (?»!(? BitlGHT, BeilLIANT. Sfin'^T^r^T, ^r^J^t, PJ^rJ^FtrT, 
 
 =?rf:=^^ft7T, sf^nmrH, ^iftHtg, ^ipttt^, f^^riiR, s:<t- 
 
 c^THI^T /o;;.?^cqTTT?r, ^f^fTT?, ^T^?5, ^R^lferT. 
 
 4 ?f:;T^, \\^ ( in comp. as qTRf^TT?^t, ?lcf.^1T?ft, f^?TT?TT- 
 
 5 ^f7f%H, f^TTT^^nrr^, fJrTrf^rr. 
 
 »Shi5t, a. See Beight. 2 See SuNsnisT. 
 
 fcJHiP, This termination denoting state or o^cf is rendered 
 
 by TOT, "Mr, ?TT, f^, &c. 
 SaiP, «. V. Vessel, nit «. ^^ or |fT^ «. fRtt w. iRSfrT 
 n. ^rJTT^ w. — generally or laxly. rTT^ rfn? «. 
 Bottom of a s. or boat. qsK «. 
 Imported on a s. cfR^f^. 
 Side of s. or boat, qrs^ m. 
 Toll paid by a s. on clearing out. ^v\f. [ -&c. 
 
 2 ( of burden ). sjiHl^ Tr^^fFlw. f^^Rlt il?!5f?r «!.-crT€ «• 
 
 3 ( of war ). ?55T3^?55I?r «. &c. <SkA^ or 3THTT «. 
 
 To Ship, Z). «. />«< or receive into a sJiip. ^FJ^r^]^l:-&c. TTot- 
 ^^'^-?5T50T-if"^-&e. [vessel. rTil?5«»- 
 
 Ship-masteh, n. captain. ?IT?[=fT, or 5TT^?fr^ m. — of a small 
 Ship-mate, n. iT3«irfT^7^T-.fcc. ?Ttsf?ft-^r4t-&c. 
 Ship-weeck, m. flT^fj/. <TTtifrs/. ^tNtTHT m. ^T^mm ot. 
 
 Ship-weecked, a. ^?qT ?nT5rRT=qr,^'?:€r'%?T?5T,JT2^Wra5ivft. 
 
 Shipping, n. i/o]^* hi general. ^X^ n. pi. iir;«J^ n.pl. &c. 
 To Shiee, v. n. evade duty, efth «.-^ppfT/.-ifce. =^EfaT, 3Tt- 
 
 Shiekee, ?j. Shieking, p. «. v. V. ^ITT =a^5I0TRT, ^TH^f^iJTT 
 or ^, Jfre^^KIf or s^T, ^m<R, ^^If , ^^ft or C, f^FT- 
 IrTJ, 3(tl^=fl^, 'fltl^TT, a^tl^^FR, Jflfil^IS-, f^fHrraTT. 
 
 Sdiet, «.— the garnu-Lit. %^V^ or ^iflW- '<i\\^^A ^ImW^- 
 
 1 SHO 
 
 2 — for children. q^T^T ». ^TTlt n. 
 To SnivEB, V. a. Ireal' into small pieces, v. To Shattee. T^'i- 
 
 y- ofo. 
 To SnivEE, V. n. qital-e^ tremhle.^ shake, cfc.from cold., ague, 
 fear., S,-c. Jf;m, ;f3;f SOT, f?lT'C%^'jf, gs^jof, '^%'^%7\. 
 
 ti5rf5 adv. ^inn. ^if^-^^■^i\ in. con. ^Fmjnr /.;Z. ^'^- 
 
 ;Brft/.-&c. g^5t-vr;coT ra.fon. ^\Z] m. »T^tjf, '4^/. ^f J5 
 =n^ot m. 00?!. 
 
 2 ic affected with a nervous thrilling. f^Hrff /.^iif in.con. 
 
 3 ( esp. under demoniac possession ). m^ n. *i^-%- 
 'jf in. con. 
 
 Shitee, a. V. Feagmext. ^S «. f35f "• [^ft ?«. 
 
 Shivers, pieces, bits. ^^ m. ^'TST tn. =^T'H\=^Jm. =^W.i- 
 2 shivers; shaking fit.^ v. Shivering, gs^^t/ :^ftV- 
 f^T^Ttt/. 
 
 Shivebed, ;). T. V. A. ^1 ?fl %^s5r, ^q^FT^R: %^?5r, ^r=f?: 
 
 %?I?^ &c. =£f:F7TrfT, =q^rf5, 1'55=5Tf»T=?T, ^l??=^of, ^IfT^iq;??, 
 Shiveeee, h. Shiveeikg.^). 0!. v. A^. K". 1. ^fqirr^, ^c 'Ff- 
 
 q-fk-f5^5'T-&c.HT^r-5^f7r, ^qr^HTfT. 
 Shiveeixg, ?i,v.V.]S".i. ^fqwj. ^fqrr »«. ^tqfr/. ^m «• gs- 
 
 ^^/. :^?f ft/. :f¥f^ /. fSf Sr «. ffffT or xs,t\^ 
 
 fif sty. fn^iTft/. f?K%ft/ 
 
 Shoal, n. shallow. TT^/. Tpft/ ?5FTm. ^fffSStl or stfr ??!. 
 
 ^fS^TT m. ^fl «. 
 
 2 multitude, throng. ^%f. qtst »»• ^^rSE^ m. ^^T m. 
 Shock, n. concussion ; violeitt shake or jolt, t^spr or q-jf r ?«. 
 
 or jq;r >»• n^^T W8. 1=si¥t/. T^'ST or n^fJT »«. 3Tt=^r »?!. 
 
 ff ^^r WJ. tT5=F/. trS^T »(. f ^=FT «>. 
 
 2 impression of terror, disgust, cJY. tj^ or q-^r ?n. atf^T/. 
 
 art^^r »«. ^^rq?/. ^=qq;r )»• s^^/. ?^^r ?«. tT-;g«. ir^qft/. 
 trq^T or t[5iq;r wj. tr^ m. trfrqJT »». tr??i" «. qm^r or qr?r- 
 
 3 ^i7e of sheaves. ^i\ f ^^ »«• 1^./". 
 
 To Shock, ». «. «7;aAe suddenly, v. To Jolt. q-F:gr m. 'k^^-^j- 
 
 To be shocked. S'lq)^ or Z^WM., T'^'^t, ^i'^f^m.-^^q- 
 W.J ?«.-ff?f^T m.-^W[ m.-&c. Hf^oif j«. co»i. tri^r M.-feT5qJ 
 /.-':T?:Fr w(.-&e. ?5TqdT-5r^'Jr in. con. 
 2 sir/X-e if(77i horror and disgust, v. To Offend, qqer ???. 
 
 To be shocked, trsq^, mW.J w tT^iq^r wi.-tTSq; /.-etc. 
 
 ■HT.^ in. con. 3Ti=5r/.-37t=q^ ?(!.-^^q;r m.-q^ or q^qJTw. 
 
 -'^q^/.- tTtgT m.-&c. SRT^ "i. oo«. Bsg fTiit. 
 
 S pile sheaves of corn, gst/.-q^ m.-itc. ?^i7ir, ^3q?:5t, 
 
 ^o^^ZXTft/. ^T^g. of e. 
 Shocking, ;?. a. v. V. A. 2. trsqft st^JfTRr, Ac. 3?q?df^qr- 
 
 ?:, w, 'fl^R, =5TT?fq;rTq;, =5fT?f^. 
 Shoe, ?i. c^t^r m. 3T?fr/. jfi'^ m. qiW^T or ■^m.'^-^wf. <\\-
 
 SHO 
 
 783 
 
 SHO 
 
 iugljr, as 
 
 old, torn, (J'e. or ^vith reference to striking' with it 
 ZK m. n. ^tH^ m. jfr^ m. 
 
 Coarse and clumsy shoes. ^T^^ ^rsr «>. 
 
 Wooden slioes. ^-^l or ^ST^r/. pi- 'TTf ^r/. 
 
 AVorn aud TvorUiless pair of shoos. ^^sfT^ ^rSF »». 
 
 The wearer best knows wliere the s. piuches. ^7,^\- 
 
 2 horse-shoe. ?rT?5 «. 
 To Shoe, u. a. ( a horse, &c.). ^J^A^ /■ ^l^ ff- of o. ^\P;m. 
 
 pi qtqiJr did. oj 0. 
 
 To s. all four feet. ^"~|ir<t/. ^m. 
 To change the shoes. ^T?5itft/. ^l^. 
 Shoe-floweb, «.— the plant. ^W?/ ^T^=t/. ^rgnt/. ^- 
 
 <Tr/.— the flower, ^m^ or ^r^?r/. ». ^TT/. [-^F'". 
 
 SHOE-MiKElt, «. itrI, Hr%^ft, =q-f»TK or ^F^fT, ^rf^, ^JT- 
 Jl* Shoot, «. a, ( as from a gun or bow ). ^rs^T, HR% g'S- 
 
 ^of, qpT^of, %^^?T n.-sr^T m.-kc. W-T^k g. of o. 
 
 2 strike with .something shot. ^K^ ( with the word ex- 
 pressire of the missile, as SfM m. rTR^ to shoot with 
 an arrow, qr^?)-/. HRor to shoot with a ball ), ^|¥t"4- 
 
 3 (a bolt, <fcc. ) p-02iel. ^^fTT-T'jf, ^?:St, qi qp^CTr_ 
 
 4 ( a gulf, &c. ) pass through ivith swiftness. ^t^Jp^f-^rir- 
 
 5 ( leaves, branches, &c. ) put forth. ^"^ ^^ot. 
 
 6 otf ; V. To DiscHAEGE. ^T50T, STT^f. 
 
 Zt- Shoot, v. n. discharge a gun, arrow, Sfc. ^t?^/. HRoi- 
 ^^SiiT, ^m m. HRTJt-^3^. 
 
 2 V. To Sprout. 3i-^?:ut, ^^ror, f::?r'Jt or ^.^^^ 
 
 3 Jwr^i! the ground. ^^\^f. ?fr5of, TT^ofi^^at or ?;gJrr. 
 
 4 woye iWiV/j velocity. ^^\^-'^^K^-^%W■^-&c.-■^\^\^\x^\- 
 
 5 — of boils, aches, &e. throl>,feel a shooting pain. StJT^- 
 
 tjiijf, 5=^=sM, nTii^>Jr, '=TJT^ot, frr^-:^/. 3-5^-%CTr, ^friir/. 
 
 G forward, out; project, qs %^. 
 
 7 lip ; advawe in height, v. To GeOw. JIirSt, 3'=^FIot, 
 S'^HTT, ^t^qfot, ?r<5Snf , T^railf. — sugar cane. ^f^T^. 
 
 8 (into ears — corn) shoot the hose, fffg'^ffr, q'JTrilTf^ q?- 
 "JI ( q>7, 'FOT^,&c. ) [ ft/. 
 
 .Seoot, n. X. Spkout. 3T^T «8. ^Tsi or ^m wt. HI? m. 3Tt^- 
 Shoots from reaped corn — through rain. 5p?;r m. 
 
 2 (from a branch ) !/OM«y branch. "P^Jin^T «i. "pf^r ot. 
 
 3 seed shot up. ^^^^ or ^fr^crr n. [ fj^^. 
 Shooting, p. a. v. V. N. 2. '^^.'Jjnj, J^^FTiirn, c<tc. iF?!^, 3'- 
 SfloOTisa, n. V. V. N. 1. qs^ JTKiJt ?j. sf^ g-f^af ;». SfTUT 
 
 HRCTT n. 
 
 1 ^^.^ n. &c. 3".?;T wj. j 
 
 5 shoot uig pain, ^insift/. ( j«^««5. SOTgiTR >». ) frri\- ' 
 
 fiToft^F/. ?ior^r «». ^01^/. ip^nF/ ^?^/. 7?m/. fl?!/. 
 
 Charmed ring lixcd to cure s. H^-TR «. 
 
 8 f^?r^9T 7f. f^^cTDfr/. ff\m\^f. [^^rnr^r/. 
 
 Shop, «. /;o««e or room for the sale of articles. |^R ;i. f^- 
 2 jcorA; shop. ^^R «• ^Rm^T )". 
 
 To set np s. |^ft «• m?^'Jr-Hf5at-'e'<moT. 
 
 To shut up s. retire from business. ^HJ^ n. HRin'. 
 
 To shut up the shops ( as under some uproar ). 
 
 ^^^55/ qr^of ( qr^^f?f ). 
 
 To Shop, v. n. visit a shop or shops to purchase goods. V^^T{ 
 
 f^-TcT %^«Tr ^lT?rf i^r^fiT ^r^, sfrsTR »«. w^. 
 Shop-book, n. %^]^\^-^w.V^\^^ ^^ f. 
 Shop-keepeii, n. ^^r^^.R, '^%\^j. 
 
 Shopkeepers & traders-comprch. mv\\ ^^.]■^, m. pi. 
 The body of sho]>kecpers. ^f,]Pi n. 
 Shop-keeping, n. |:pT?r?lfr/. WFA^f. ?^ m. [t^^^J. 
 
 SnoP-LiFTEE, n. one who steals in a shop. 3^?^, ^'JZ^. HT- 
 Snor-LIFTIN'O, n. stealing in a shop. S'xp^ijt n. ^Z^ n. TT- 
 
 Z JTTOT n. 3'^%TTT m. TRftTIT »^. 
 Shop-man, «. g^r^tfl^T =JrFFT->tc. 
 
 Shoue, «. co(r«('. ^.j^ m. ?\% or iTS/. iftT «. f^JTT^Twi. ^S «!. «, 
 ^5?^T »«. ^f?T >«.. W.iZKl m. 
 
 Furrow or cliannel worn into a s. arrfl^ or ait^T m. 
 To get to s. ( with any business )Jlg. rTS/. or ^tR tii. 
 V'JT. 
 
 2 V. Puop. 'iw-\ '«• ^'^Z- '^ "'• 
 To SnoEE. See To Peop. 
 Shoeeless. See Ispisite. 
 Ij Shorn, p. v. V. To Siieae. w.TF^'fk^A, *fT?T?^?rT, w.TJ ^Tq?;;^T, 
 
 &C. jft?T, l%vI%^T. 
 
 Short, a. «o/ having great length or extension. ?5^H, v(w., 
 3Trq-, Tcf?q, pj^, ?j^, fT^ q|5^RT, *fTl'"^wfNT. 
 2 not of long duration. v^V^^ '^>\rk\^^-'^^^'^-&c. 3T?q- 
 =j;Tfe5p^ J^?q;pTf?5^, -St^q^'tTRft, 3Tf%T^?4TRft, ?T^5flt^, 
 
 8 of deficient length, of short sise. 3Tg;f,?l'i:fJ5T, STJ^FTT, 
 
 grq^ i>!//y. 3ts?t, f^^r, f?T^ or fir^r, v^ or g^rr, ^rt, 
 
 eRTTT, ?rtfT, ^f=^r, 55^iTT, 5?:^, :juiT3^!fT. 
 
 4 inadequate, insufficient, scanty. S'OTT, ^jff, ^*T, iiTrST, 
 
 '4r5^r, ^PRTT, 3Tqrr, arq^nr, 5^5, arsf ^T'fT. 
 
 5 deficient in, not adequately snpj lied tvith. ^JTJTT, ^>^0^^ 
 'SRT, &c. nZ^ «f«77t y. 0/0. 3Trq ( iu comp. as ^T^qw^ s. 
 of wit, 3Trq'T^ s. of money, &c. ). [g-ofo. 
 
 To be s. of. fTRT OT.-^Hfir?/.-H"JT/.-&e. 3T^ot mV*. 
 G ( of stature ) v. Litti.f.. sj^RT, "JIOTT, J^^nT, H?n7, =^- 
 ^1 '^'^j iJ^i+uiT, 5=IR'TT, ^^TJTT or ^TTT, ^, ^ntri or 
 
 S. and comely. snoTRq'Jir. 
 
 S. and stout, njir, If, t^ff. T^l^. q??! or qfflTT. fn- 
 
 f f or fn;|T, j^55T, +'-i'll, 1^. 
 Shorter. tn^vTr or r^. 
 Shortish. W?^;^T.
 
 SHO 
 
 784 
 
 SHO 
 
 7— as broathiug. ^^RT, mctr, 3'?TT^o5r. 
 
 8 hrief. ^?T^T^r, ^f?T!T, 3T?^5T^^TRT^T, arf^T^RT^, f^- 
 
 ?^RTHRRT, '*rr^^15^^. 
 
 In 3. t^^oT or ?T, '^'f. 
 9— a \owel. =^, 3^. 
 10 brittle, friaUe. g?TT, HTtT. 
 
 To come short, ie deficietit in duty, v. To F^IL. J^^, 
 
 To cut sliort, abridge^ t. To LEssES.Jpjft-i&c. «PTof. — 
 to cut a matter a. rn^r tTTS^, fTT^FT ?Ti^ fF?v^ or ^OT. 
 To fall short, become scanty, v. To Fail, yduj', «pjft 
 
 To fall short, /diZ (';; duty, v. To Fail, ^^ot, '^fR Ji.- 
 JfT^/.-Ac. qsof-fr^-^of. 
 
 To fill! short, be less. ^Tf\-&c. TSin. 
 
 To stop short, stop at once. \^\^^-'S{W.^^^-^^V^-&-c. 
 
 To stop short, stop ivithotit reaching the point. f{'^-^- 
 
 To turn rouud short, fqTTr^ or qwi-'^r^f^rTT'Rf or 
 
 SaoET-coiiiKG, n. v. Fault, ^'^^^^f. 3T?T^ «• rRTf^». 
 
 Shout -COUEAGED, a. 3Tr^^, 3TRH^^JT. 
 
 {>hobt-hand, «. ?rf|ifr 'fl^TTi^rfefi^rr^ ^^r/. 
 
 Short-lived, o. 'jTt^, 'iTrTT^'sft', •5fre5f\'fTi^ or ^TZ^^- 
 SHOET-sicmF.D, a. lit. 7f;r55=;qT ^;^r, sirT;^-?^: strf'rq'r^T, 
 
 2/y. 3T^ffr, 3Tf7^f^, 3T?^^f^, f^^J^^F. 
 Short-sightedness, .Short-sight, «. v. A. 1. v»t^5S^ ^f^/- 
 
 JrJ^t^TT^rft/- «&c. 
 
 2 3T?^i%/. 3T^^f%/. 
 SnoET-sizED, <J. V. Short. c7^?r, CT^T. 
 Short -wisDED, a. aslhmiic. tTFT^, t^r*^, ^^ft, ^^T. 
 2b Shorten, v. a. maJce short, — iu time or space. c?^nT-'<fT- 
 
 5T-&C. ^^of, ^iRt-&c. EpTijf. 
 
 2 </?•(»!'.' !/;?, in, (J-c. T. To Costeact. argjot or 3T^5"^, 
 
 Shoktlx, adv. V. A. 7. vfrs^^fFT, 3T?'Tfsf'?rT':R. 
 
 I. in a little time, soon, ^^r, 'tflS^sTT ir^RT, mS^^T ^PT- 
 
 Shoetkess, n. \. A. 1. rr^PT'T'JrT »». ''friT'Tr ?». STr^rTl/. 
 
 2 '<ft?T ^55 w. '4tfr55?T/. :pr'^r^-&c. vrlTirr »». 
 
 3 ar^sT^ wi. rfhff|:wT m. ar^Tqarr >». Ac 
 
 4 s'oiqTJTT wi. jpiftTOTr »». &c. ^5?rr/. 
 
 8 f%?iraHT5r '«. 3T?7^??nT m. 
 
 Shot, n. JaZZ or bullet, nt^r ot. (?/m. I'liV/. 
 2 «?«aZZ s^o<. ^jrf fn. 
 
 5 r<?af/j of flight ; — as bow-shot, canuon-shot, musket- 
 i-hot, ear-shot, &c. ?cqTH». Tf^r m. 
 
 4 See Maeksmas. 
 
 SnOT,^. V. V. 1. #l^T, TR^?5T, &c. 
 
 2 ^p/f^-&c. JTTWJyr. 
 Shouldke, «. ^^f?^ VI. vt^ ni. — contemptuously or loosely-. 
 ^V^% n. — with reference to carrying. ?^f^ m. 
 
 Blow or shove with the s. «npt^ m. ^^;t\ or sr^W/. 
 |:^r m. ;^5^r m. [m. 
 
 Top or upper part of the s. sjr^^f n. STR^S n. ^V■^^\ 
 To lend a s. ^f\ J. ^, ^f? »«. ?5f _ [ /. ^. 
 
 To put the s. to. apply sedulously. '^^^ or tT^r^Dt,Kf^ 
 
 2 ( of a horse, &c. ). <pn on. ^t^ «(. 
 
 Gall or sore between the shoulders. g%5Tra/. 
 
 3 neck or shoulders, — with reference to carriage, ^f JT- 
 ^/. ?Tf^ m. l^\^ m. 
 
 Changing the s. ?=ft^rl^ m. 
 
 S. -carrier, one ivho carries on shoulders. ^f^TT.'^t^^fT. 
 
 S.-load. ^t^t/. ^tTrstH?:«. 
 
 Upon the shoulders of./y. artqrsf^, ^vA\m., nw^f!=r. 
 
 To rest ( a head-load ) awhile upon the s. ^r5;^ijr or 
 
 To ride or sit a straddle upon the s. of. ?j?t^3t?f "I^ot. 
 To take upon one's own shoulders, fig. Slf^^-'fltTr- 
 ^^-&.c. ^^. 
 To Shooldeh, t'. a. take on the shoulder, ^fqr^^&c. ^ot, 
 
 2 siriJce with the shoulder _ spPtTT m.-&c. HR^Jif, ^^<^ or 
 Shoulder-belt, n. qf ^ or T?^^ n. T37oE n. 
 Shouldee-blade, n. '^J m. si^T^ n. 3T^T^^ n. qiRT^ n. 
 Shoulder-joint, n. ?jf5fr in. ^^]Z n. ^STISF m. gqr m. ^^- 
 
 =f? w. m. "H^^Z^ M. 
 Shout, n. loud cry. wff*T'/. 'JT75T m. fi f. ^WAVi m. wwJ- 
 
 ^^f. ^^5155 «i. H^qiTw. iT^T^r5«i. ^\^'s^f^m. ftr^ew;. 
 
 2 ( of joy or triumph). ^q'^T*^ »». ^T^TCDrt. vrPT'^'^f^OT. 
 
 N?Tqq;n; w. ^T^^nr^R »«. ^ff^nrq" ?». '^i^'; or q^?: m. 
 
 To Shout, v. n. utter a loud cry, v. N.l. and To Bawl. 
 arksoT, 5^Rof,3r5^^, 3TTfr5fr/.-&C HIW, ^^^TRT^.- 
 F.^^VQlf. ^^^, J^RT ?«.-&c.^?:ijf. 
 2 vTq-^TS^ w.-jpT^fPT ?».-&c. 5R^. 
 !ro Shoye, v. a. v. To Push. ^"^^.^Xz^., RT^'Jf. 
 Shove, Shoving, n. t. Push. 5^ w. ^^r m. 
 A rude s. in passing by. ^^X^\m. ^9Jm. 
 Shoving and pushing. 5-Tf^T5^?ft/. \z\lf. Xzikflf. 
 
 ShOTEL, n. IT^ 37^rT 3Trf . 
 
 2b Show, f. a. e.vhibit, ijv. present to the view of, make (a 
 see. ^m^^, ^T^iif, ^^r^-^^ "TTl'Jf, TTf^'Jf ,5l^<ir, fq- 
 ^^^Tijf, &c. sr^^lifW, 5^W(?f, ^^M M.-SR^T^ «. ( esp. ia 
 comp. as 5DTST^n=T, HTir^5T?r,""^^sr5^1^, f^^sr^^t^, &c.) 
 -&c. ^^, 
 
 To s. ofT one's self, cut a figure, arfl «. ^r^^iJf, 7RT- 
 ^, f^n^iif, f^^^^, ^?T/. iTRor, "F5»«. HR'^-?fTr^, M'- 
 5^Rof.
 
 SHO 
 
 785 
 
 SHR 
 
 2 indicate, point out, make knoivn. ^^^i^^^i\^^^^^- 
 
 nV^, ^'^'^^1 #'^iJt, fTR^iir, ^\^^ n.-^^\\^ «.-^it^ «.- 
 
 srftT^r M.-&e. ^?aif_ [ ^ot. 
 
 3 See To Infoem. 4 ( favor, kinduess, &c. ) confer, S(c. 
 5 forth. See To Masiikst. 6 in ; into. See To Cokduct. 
 
 7 ( with the rocip. pronoun ) v. To Appear. ^'RT TS- 
 
 To Snow, V. n. look, Sfc v. To Appear. ^^^. 
 
 ^iiow, n. S2)ecfacle. ?T^r^r m. i^ m. 
 
 2 ostentatious displai/ or parade; imposing demonstration. 
 ^\^ m. STTWITT m. 3Trt^?: pop. aTSTS^R «• ^^ms^^ n. v(]Z 
 VI. *TR3TT^ OT. Zm^ or .iH-llH/. ^[^ W!. ^^T^ m. ^^f- 
 ?R »i. fp=5 7n. jmSR wj. 5Sf^r m. v. f^K^., fiT^oj^ /. 
 fHT^OT /. 5rf^ ?j. 515 n. ^ri «. 
 
 8 semblance, seeming, look. STT^IT w. ^ w. W*s.^ «• ^- 
 J w. ^ w. 3TT»TRT »«. 'HTff m. [ fsfiif. 
 
 To make a s. of. arnnT ?n.-&e. ^^^^<Jr ff. of o. ^^- 
 
 4 mere seemiiig, mere appearance. ^r^^^T^ /. #t[ n. 
 
 qriT n. ^^\^ n. ^T ?«. 5r^5?:t m. ^^lira m. qnFaff?5«(. 
 
 In mere outward s. ^TT^R, ^^^Rrir adu. deal. WK^^. 
 
 To go through the a. of, pretend to do. mm 'Rot. 
 Snow-MAN, n. rWr^'flT, ^S^ft. 
 fcJHOWER, n. V. V. 1. ^^sfwrm, &c. ^#, :t«?#, ^?ff^-5T^^f- 
 
 Shower, n. temporary fall of ram. ^sx f. ^X^ m. ^TT^oS /. 
 ^]\nl\ f.^^]^ m. ff?/. — in contempt as a mere sprink- 
 ling, Sfc. W^W, n. ^T^Z n. ^^JTTT ^\^^ ^\^^ m. [m. 
 Droppiugs from a tree after a s. artf^TSiT or arrfi^oii 
 April or spring s. ;TRt% 51^% m. pi. ^==lf\TTiii «. 
 Daahing s. WZ^ or ^ f. 
 Heavy s. ^?^/. V^^\ m. =^^^f. 
 In heavy showers. ^^oE-q;v4TT. 
 Scanty and passing s. ffl^f^llt /. 
 Sunshine s. g^TTT^W m. ^\^^\^V'i;^ in. 
 2 fig. profuse fall or ejfusion; copious disirihution, ^'c. 
 |f^/ STffsf m. TT^^f m. 
 To Shower, v. a. pour down, lit. fig. v. To Eain. qr^ItT «».- 
 
 f f%/.-&c. tfTjCTt g. of 0. ^Twf, «5^^. 
 Shower-bath, n. 5f?^€^-&c. grfqioE /. f^TTSfPT «. 
 Showery, a. abounding with showers. ?lfr^T, S^TI^W"^, 
 
 Showiness, n. V. A. TSJ'TSR: »». ^K /. SR /• v. HTT, TS-t; 
 
 /. V. JTTT, 55E'7J'mr w. ^^T^f^^tTiirT m. [ SJ^^M M. 
 
 Showing, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^^^^ii\ n. ^T^i\ n. &c. ^^f?r «. 
 
 2 ^r^jr>n n. zfm^ n. &c. 55i\?i ?!. q-i^^T^r «. gi;5?i w. ^^- 
 
 Shown, ;). v. V. A. 1. ^^^i^sr, &c. ^{th, sr^fr^. 
 2 ^r^jrasTT, ^l??T?5^r, &c. ^1t<t, sr^'^m, ^f^?f, qtf^, 
 frrf^, frf^, ^m. 
 
 Showy, a. splmJi,!, gaudy, v. Fine. S^jTOTr^r, \W^i ^^, 
 i?rKt^T, iJR^, H5%^r, 555^, fWfH^Tr, ^H^, ^5?^- 
 
 Sheei), n. long narroir piece cut off"; ttrip. slip, S(c. f^v/t/. 
 fHilY- "• f^T/- f^'l^'t/ r%^Tft/. r^-fF n. dim. f^v^-T- 
 ?^/. f%KR «. dim. f%qpfr/. V?^T M. q^.:j,t /. ^rWwi. 
 
 fEr?:"P5ff or f^^T^r^T/ "^r-zr »«. <n:^sr m. f-r^cft or fM^>. 
 
 at/ f^<+SI or fj^npfST ««. [ V. 5BT5, PT^. 
 
 A .s. or strip of bark, rind, or nkin torn off. <at<3r»i. 
 Ornamental s. (of paper, clolli, l'riiige,&c.).%3f*t5ft/'. 
 Shreds, r^i^irr/. pd. UK m. WZTfZ m. 
 Shreds and tatters ( as of a g-armcut ). ^^^fi<^'^JJ.pl. 
 
 ^J^'^] or ^\i\\'^\ f. pi. 
 
 To rend into shreds. f»TT^3 m.pl. JSf^CTy. ofo. 
 
 To Shred, v. a. cut into shreds. fM^'^jf. pl.- l-Mi ' ^v/ JI f pi. 
 
 Ac. ^F^TJf-^TSot g. ofo. [ 5ftur/"%^^/. 
 
 Shbew, n. V. ScOLU. at^PT^/. q5%5ftr/. W.l^T HR^/. qpir- 
 
 Sheewd, a. sly., arch., ^v. v. Cunning, Knowino. ^I^iir, J- 
 
 VrT, ^PTSr, 55T, J5, *fR<n'^, HR^t <nT^,f^9^0T, ^UIH. 
 2 proceeding from cunning or sagacity. ?Trg^1"iIR[,^r^- 
 tNt, ^H<i/^i, &c. ({iMt^'sn-^i. 
 Shrewdness, n. \. A. ^iH^oTT^r ?». ?1I^UIMUI n. <t)i<iiHUii »». 
 
 &C. ==THTTf /. ^g^ M. ^^TT^/. frfr^/. ^JrTf^m. 'jTrfrfl/. 
 
 Shrewish, Shrewishness. See Peevisit, Peevishness. 
 To Shriek, v. n. v. To Scream. f*+,o4ui , f+<|iO'l, f ^iUaft/. 
 
 -f%^/--&c. *ls«i-Ht?5S'^. 
 Shetek, n. V. Scream. T^^^Tt or f%^Toft/. f%^/. f^TTift/. 
 Sheike, n. — crested s. €t^ /. 
 
 2 rufous-backed s. F5€kT »». 
 Sheill, a. $harp,acutc, piercing. f%f , f^^r, ik1+, sfRtT- 
 
 SHRinLNEss, n. V. A. f^-'^'^MuiT »». &c. Tost/. «IT?7Plf/. «Tr^- 
 
 Sheimp, «.— the shell fish, \m^ ft. dim. I%ift/. \mtn. f^- 
 
 2 puny, 4'c. meagre man, SjC. v. Stabvelino. ^SHT. 
 Sheine, «. case for an idol, Sfc. ^RT m. ^H^qR^'ty. 
 jTo Shrink, t). n. contract, cj'c. 3?g5^, ^??TJI, ^iT^^^ijf, qsw, 
 
 ^RW, afr^St, 3T5RW, 3T?roT, f^5?:'jf, fl^-^ut, 'JTT^^n 
 
 0)- sTT^^TJi, 3TF|^?r «.-&c. frof 5?. of. s. ^r5>ir, Errar^f. 
 
 2 froni ; back ; &c. v. To Flisch, To Dbaw-back. ^p^- 
 
 ^■Ji-qi^trr-fTof. 
 
 3 ie abashed. ^MIMui, ?fqsr^ >»■ ?r^ i«- fon. 
 
 7b Shrink, jj. o. srT5Ji^Hr-&e. ^Fm, ?T^ m. q;fof ,7. o/<?. 
 Shrinkage, Siirinkinu, n. v. Y. N. 1. aripui «. i^c. fl'^pR 
 
 »». 3TT%^Fr ?«. 
 
 2 c};^pp?fdt «. &c. Jfi^ ^^IM«. &<:■ 
 To SnEivEL, V. n. contract or be drawn into u-rinMcs. f^OT- 
 
 sot or fTH^, arrpor, '^izii., ?t#qot, 3T5RT^, 3TC7:wr, 
 
 ^^^?^\ f pl.-^Vf^^\ f. pl.-^^^\ f pl--&-(^- TS^ "I. co;». 
 To Shrivel, v. a. contract or draw into tcriikles. arg^tJT, 
 
 f^f^sTJf, ar^wJr, fm^if pl.-^<^m^ f. ^l.-&c. iT5<Jr,
 
 SOT 
 
 Shrivelled,/), v. V. 1. f^<«-«TI HIS«rfl-"T?3f?5T, &c. f%«t^r. 
 
 f%?:, ^^, f%«fT, efToEW. 
 
 I. — features, as from age. W^J, ^f?5. [ tf<.i*5T. 
 
 Sn'ROTT,n. monei/ chancer. ^i'p,;n^^?^orft.— in contempt. 
 A line or row of slirofts seated. ^TOVPRT m- ^RVt>\»t. 
 Business of a s. ^TU^f. 
 Seat or stand of a s. ^/. 
 
 ShkOud, «. winding sheet. ^<pOT ». ^5T »i. sr?T^^ »». 
 2 See Shelter. 
 
 To Sheoud. See To Shelter. 2 See To Hide. 
 
 8eecb, n. Y. Plant, Teee. 5rr5 n. ^f^ or ^IT n. '^^v^f. 
 ^\^ m. 5?^ m. 
 
 Dense and spreading s. 5rf^ n. 
 
 SnncEDEiiy, w. ^rrst/. 
 
 To Shbuo, v. «. raise tTie shoulders in toTcen of dissatisfaction, 
 Sfc. ?jff^ ?«. ;)Z.-^r5|% VI. pl.-^\^ n. pi. ^^f^-=^^^-'^- 
 f^tT^-^rsof or 3'^^!T-&e. ^^PIT^, =TT^ n. jfre^-HT^^t- 
 3"5^5t, :pr^ ?)». pi. IfTStfr, +MN^ ^FT w. %crtff, Ef?mt?f ^T?: 
 ?j. qr-^, at'J'^t/. ^^. Note. Some of the above 
 phrases mean to turn up the nose, put the hand on, or 
 a finger in, the ear, &c. which actions are with Marathiis 
 equivalent to our shruff. 
 
 Shrug, n. v. V. w\ 5^50} n. &c. ^f^jfrf /. 
 
 SHEU^-KE^^ p. v. V. 1. ^^i^.^^ 3T?:sF^, f^q^, mr, fMr- 
 
 To Shuddee, t).n. s/(a7ie!'.'z77(/efl!)-orai'ej-s/o», v.ToTeemble. 
 3Tfn «. ^t^-'<TT5!TTW-'<!TOT^ 5-. o/s. f^T^lft/- %>if in. con. 
 fzt\ or fir^JTT/. lil.-TJZf. ^fW y. ofs. :pt?T w. g-JTr ?J^, 
 
 tin\=^ m. fTiJr, Tmt^ ?«. pi. 3^ ^rpf, arir^/. qriit-^rcoT 
 
 ill. con. ^^^^Tiif, ^^+.'H/. JT"Jr-^T^"it in. con. 
 Shuddee, Shuddeeing, n. y. V. arm ^pm «. &c. ^^ift/- 
 
 S?:qT/. 3TJsft/. ^^W/. 
 To Shuffle, v. a. huddle together, v. To Confound. 'fi'qoS- 
 
 Of, Tl^TS^, 5^55of, "Tt^^, TPt^^tot, JtrtTS »l.-JT"P?y?T/.- 
 
 T^rf /.-qTHir?5/.-&c. ^Raf ^. ofo. [ ;p^_ 
 
 2 ( cards ). ^loE^, ^ra w.-f^loE+iJ m. ^,x^ g. of 0. TFJrr/. 
 
 3 off; pjish off. ?5T^, 5^?r-^^ Slit, ?17wff?5r WJ.-^- 
 
 4 up; mafeor/orm Mi haste and confusion,\. ToSlubbee. 
 
 rtG'-brt/.-c5'IS<1*i5/.-&c. JK?:ijf. 
 To Shuffle, v. n. pUy mean tricks. gr^sfrT^ M.-g-grfrTtT^w. 
 qtT^ w.-iTJqi «.-'t|'T| m. iJ^.-n^T^ w. /jZ.-^rjif n.-f^- 
 
 2— iu gait or walk. |]?5qui w JW4)U(, rlTTC-S^SfT- n:^- 
 SnuFFLE, Shuffling, n. y. V. k..~act. 'ftq'S^ m. J^ra^J^ &c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ar^^^s n. i^fr{^x n. ']^f: n. and the 
 
 other nouns under the verb. 
 
 2 2^1 ot n. >WTrT ^qT?5at n. 
 Shuffle b, n. SnuF FLTKG.p. o. V. V. A. 1. nrtrarnKT, 5?S- 
 
 DTRT, 'l*ririu||'j, ^SHc? ^^titKT, &c. »TTfS5?ft or y^. 
 
 786 SIC 
 
 2 qT5;oinT, ^-&c. ^FT^Rr. 
 
 3 FjROTrT, ^-i^uTFTr, ?:r55T ^otrt, &c. jfr^J, ijtiqt, fTr^i- 
 
 v. V. N. 1. 3T^5f?f-T5-?«:T?f^q^-&c. JROTlTT-^r^^TuirrT. 
 
 2 n^TOTRT, 'T^'??T ^qrrTOTRr, &c. 
 To Shun, t>. a. eschew, ^'c. v. To Avoid. ^Jf, ^^-^PTof, ^- 
 
 »TcEwf, irppDt, ?JT5Pt, ^ ado. ^rS^-TT-^, ^^«-&c. q ^rTim^, 
 
 ^-&e. XV^i^with HV^ofo. m^^-^^-^}^ :m] m\. 
 
 %^\ or ?r ^Ji ^. 
 
 2 y. To Escape. ^-T-Tot, ^T-^iif. 
 Shunned,;), v. V. 1. ^:^^?=;r, 5r^ %^^, ^ ?fr5%?5r, Ac. ^- 
 
 2 5^FJ^^i!5T, &e. 
 To Shut, w. a. close, ^c. sj^ ^^of, ^r^, gf^of, stTOT, fJi^^r, 
 1%^<jf; — door, window shutter, <fec. <po5ot — esp. the 
 gates of a fort or village. ^^T. ^?:ot. 
 2 iu. See To Confine, To Sueeound. 3 out; See To 
 Exclude. [^^fcr^bj 
 
 4 up; block up, in, gfc. v. To Obstbuct. ufeTof, ^"^r, 4\- 
 
 5 up; V. To Confine, To Impeison. ^1i55i,Hpf5^%^_ 
 
 6 up ; conclude, put by., ^'c. Sf^T'Jr, '^^^., sj^ ^^tJt, W^T- 
 55^, q^r <7efZ. ^"jf, ^^ 'fJTW, ^fHRR «i. ^T'TT g. ofo. 
 
 7 up ; ( a house, &e. ) close the entrances to. ^ n. pi. 
 ST^Tit-^J :Rof-<psot, ^Rtpa"Jff/.-^R5i^ /.-^rbW^ /.- 
 &c. •^^ot. 
 
 Shut up ! be silent. J^^f^p^. 
 To Shut, v. n. close. c^r'T'ff, fifJ^, ^^ I^T"^, ^TT^of, 3T"T^ — 
 door, shutter, &c. "PoEiJf ; — flowers, Hl+ot'Jf, ^X^7M ( in 
 the evening), ^^t^ m. ^^ g. ofs. 
 Shut, ;). v. V. 1. <q^ %%?7T, ?5r5r%?5r, ftz3^, 5ft^^r, &o. 
 Shutteb, m. V. COYEE. ^\^]m. sfroT w. IfS^r OT. 5f5T/. «. 
 Sliding shutters ( as of a shop ). <P5?ToJ or "^SrTToS ?i. 
 Shop-room, &c. having sliding shutters. "p^fTo!; o?" 
 
 To shut to the shutters. "jToS^. 
 Shuttle, n. — the weaver's instrument, ^n. fsTT^Ftst/. 
 
 2 shuttle cock, i^f »». 
 
 Battle-dore and shuttle cock. ^^^Fsff/. 
 Sht, a. fearful of near approach or familiarity, timid, coy,^'c. 
 ^■^^ qa^THTT fTFRT, W?5'ft^T fTrTTT, H^^, OT^irf, ^:^, 
 
 5^^r, f^tc, f>TrfTr, f5i=q^r o?- fsi^f^TT, a^TiT^fff^, itiri- 
 
 To Sht, v. n. shrink back,— a horse, ^^^fif, fii^-:pijf. 
 
 Sht-cock, n. r5PT ^raST »«• 
 
 Shyness, «. y. A. ^tf^E qiJlT^ 'TT n. ^^Jff^^ TT «. ?7r- 
 
 ^TiHtTtJlT m. &c. ^HPftfrr/. ^IHr^T m. S-qft'^ w. 
 Sibilant, a. — a letter, ^ijtt. 
 Sick, a. diseased, disordered., ailing, ^-c. ^^jjon^, l^trirc, 
 
 s, T^t, Ht^, ^rffTT, ^rf'??f, ^n?T?H, finrjr, TTniTt, 
 To fall s. ^^iqr^ T5"'f.
 
 SID 
 
 787 
 
 BID 
 
 2— at stomach, afr^r^ arra^r, Jfff?r ^fear, sirfrT 5rr%r5r. 
 
 To bo s. To feel s. 3fr^ltt/.-sirffT/.-&c. ?t6t m. con- 
 
 :f2it3;ot 0)- qt?:rFT spsHosof v. imp. [ ^r^fr. 
 
 3 y. DisausXED. i^^prrsr 3TM^, ^1=r 3TTr5^r, f^-;g, ?T^, 
 
 To be s. of. afr^r^ /.-T^Tsr w.-sft^ w.-cte. qof 2>«. 
 
 ro«. i(,'ii/{ g. of 0. f^dur. 
 
 J'o Sicken, v. a. make sick. |^at^^-3Tr^rft-^*tc. qj^'ff, |^- 
 
 TSTT^f >TT3^, i^jfoi «.-&c. arriTot. [arr'^'Ji. 
 
 2 Wia^-e squeamish. ^^JT^^'Jr, !F;oilTo5 y.-3T5!JT55 f.-&c. 
 
 3 V. To Disgust. afr-Titt f.-^zi^; m.-&.c. 3TT>noT, 5r??f 
 
 To Sicken, y. «./«W ^/cA-. g^oi «• -&c. irot-F^rnoT, g^ot n. 
 sr<^, f<^Dt^->S.c. fiat, g^aqr^-j^aqtfl ^^v(. 
 
 2 get qualmish, S;c. ^^^^J.-^^^7,J.-kc. k^. 
 
 o (jrow disgusted. ^^foSf '>n.-'^\'^j]t[ f.-^\z wJ.-frf^'^Rr '«.- 
 &c. q-OT «M. COM. iJ^Tc'Ji, ft^'Jf, ^^ n. '[^^,v[[ g. ofs. 
 
 4 See To Lasguisu, To Dkooi". 
 Sickened,^, t. V. A. 2. ^.7.^^^^J^\ .^ <to. 
 
 3 ^^l^q%?5T &c. f^^^r, =5RfT, fsT?;^. 
 
 SiCKESER, 11. Sickening, p. a. v. V. A. 1. |^iji 3TT''iaTn;r, 
 
 T. Y. N. 1. §^iiiq:7ff fmRT, 5^iqTH qgoirfr, .<ic". 
 
 Sickle, «. — the instrument. ^c5T «j. W'\^^\f■ ^l?Trr;i. ^T- 
 
 Deuticulated s. ^\r\-S7Am. sfrf^^tq'rfr/. 
 Sickliness, «. v. V. 1. hn^Tirr m. &c. ^^^r^] f. 
 
 2 ^mTiTT »«. ^r'^'jqf'jrr m. KJmk^m m. &v. 
 
 3 ^FflTOTT m. ^m'^'^ n. ar^Tf'^q'fir/. 
 
 Sickly, a., unwell, v. Sick, ^r^fl", |^oi^ft, ^T^, f^iT. 
 To be s. X\^Z^, 
 
 2 o/jcmA; health, ^mt, ^^TT, ufire,trn^r, ^rir^iUiTs^rr, 
 I^T'f , %o5^Tr, f^^Tr^ft, ^t^Ri-ift, frTT'^t=T. 
 
 S. from nature or birth.^r^HT^r ^Jfift, ^^^Rt, fs^STPit. 
 S. person. frTTTf?, 3T5?:r noTI^ i(H5r5IT. 
 8 insalulrious.^ v. Unheilthx. ^pft, TFTr^r, ^TSf=?^, ^T- 
 
 Sicklt-looking, (u. ^qr^T'R', jtR! o;- arfP?: c-r 5fe,fT-j^%- 
 
 Sickness, n. ill state of health. W\ m. xm1^^\ m. f^^K on. 
 f^^?r/. g^TTTT'^TH n. 3T^Rs;q n. \\f[TJ:!^x^'i.^ n. ^\^^ 
 
 m. ^iTuijTfr'^j f ^tTT^^TT/. tPT^qrffr/. tn?T<?Trrr/. 
 
 To feign s. g^^ u. %5r. 
 2 — at stomach ; nausea, qualmishness. ^^JTcS/. ^7.^7J f. 
 ■fKJM^f sfmft/. [ -5TrtT/. 
 
 3 a s. V. DisoKUER. TTT in. g^or ». 'flr^R WJ. ^\\^:^pop. 
 SljDE, M. ( of animals ). qr^/. fH/ afjiT m. ^pf^T »«./. qr»q- j 
 
 OT. qTs^>TTT m. 'fltq-'m «. "7?^ m. =F50T/. ^PS^ofT/. q^ M. \. 
 f. STtTfr /. JP?^ m. 
 
 Pain in the s. qT»jf?j?5 m. ^fl^^Jfl m. 
 
 Hollow of a s. ( esp. from fasting. ) ^\^B.f■ 
 
 To lie on ouc a s. ^R^r^'^, ^f R^TsT fi=T^"^-T5'7f-fT<^, 
 
 2 part or place on a aide. qr^/. ^ffl »». aifl n. ?TW/. ^i- 
 
 n/. ^^ «. 
 
 Fiirtlier or that s. qR '"."v^rs/. 
 
 I'rom all sides. =^^^=T, 
 
 From 8. to s. OTr^'qrr. 
 
 From this s. OTPft^'T or \^^,X^. 
 
 Hither or this s. ^Srs/. ^r^rfK «.^^^f5 m. 
 
 Of this s. 3T;#tr5^r or \^^z^ or ar, <>Tr;t^fr?J or 
 
 On this 8. 3T^?Tr. 
 
 On, of, from, &c. that s. q=5t^?r or"^?ft^5^, qT?Tr, <T- 
 5-5Tr?5, q-?5r3, n^K, TTT, <f?^'T^5^r or'^^t-^r^^T, q^TTfr=5 
 
 or-^^st-Tsti:?, q?5>7rf^ or "^?ft^^,'^sqrT,"5)?5r. 
 
 On all sides, v. "ahovnd. =q^%, =Erf f^^ffl-, ^V 
 
 On botli sides. |ii|^, gr^'pr, jF^l^S, TH^T^t:, 7H^=5f, 
 ^?5q?5, 3T<diq<dI. 
 
 On one s. ^-^Wk or q;5?r. 
 
 On one s. out of llic dii-cct road. <flr5^r^^,aTT'5^?fT?r, 
 
 On this s. ■^Fst^l or W, ^, 3TTHr, 3T5iTT?J, 'JT^IS, 
 Ou this and that s., a^^TTN^r, ^=17^, 
 That is on one s. arrSHRr. [/• '^/• 
 
 3/ace, ^rtri distinguished. 5?I^/. a^fT «. TT^ or^ m. 
 Fair s. ^^Tsft arm «. ~ 
 
 From s. to s. ari^TTR. 
 4 verge, v. Edge. ■fe?rRr ?«. ^\zm. 5?!^/. ^q^ «. 
 &partg, cause, ^-c. q?T ?«. F15/. "FsfT/. ^^ /. ?T<:>p/. ^Tr5 
 «. rT5 «. »». 
 
 Minor or inferior s. nfoiq^ m. 
 Negative s. 7\\^^^ m. 
 Of the same s. g-q^. 
 
 Opposite s. srfH"??^ ?». [-■■^^of y. (i/fl. 
 
 To take the s. of. q?T m.-&,c. VW i?- 0/ 0. ^f^f a^'iTvf 
 Side, o. lateral. ^T^.^r, ^^^r. 
 
 2 indirect, deeious, afrSWT^^r, STre^^fNr, 3Tr5«rfj^r, 
 3TT55qTfTfn^T. 
 To Side, ti. «. /ea« to a side or parlij. q?T«!. q^wf, q?TqT<T w, 
 
 ^^,%^R wi. ^ot-tRof. 
 Side, a. v. Lateeal. 51T^^^, «Tr^-^=5TT, ^5^. 
 Side-long, a. v. Lateral, Oblkjue. qi^^ps^r, qTf-^5F, ar- 
 
 Side- long, adt. laterally. sir^rfJS, «ii-jl^, «n^jRT, 3iiS<<I </?>./. 
 
 2 on i!/ie s((/e. srFjT^?:, f ^ft^T^, arrs^r </«■/. 
 Side-look, n. ^.z\^ m. ^^^.z\^ m. a^qfl^/. 
 Side-saddle, n. sTRJpr sj^TPTT^ '^\\^ m. ^^]H\ ^PT w. 
 Side-ways, Side-wise, ade. lalerally. sjtjT^S, =11^=7, «TT^- 
 
 5rr,3Trs^r ded. 
 
 SiDEE, n. Siding,;;, a. v. V. q&T':T?^Rr,"^^^? ^RT, <.^c. >T- 
 
 ?ft, TWTfft, "??^«^, i^i^rfr. 
 
 SideJ!al, Sideeeal, a. of or belonging, Sfc. to stars. cTRt=qT, 
 
 Fir^r^'T^r'7, FfrnB^^M^, ^?^5tf=r«fq=F, ^^^^^"t. 
 2 See Staeey.
 
 sm 7 
 
 To SirtE, V. n. move tide foremost. «lT^'%-:f;^^fTT-&c. ^rB^t- 
 
 vTT^, Jp^T'TT vTT't. 
 SiDLISGLT, adv. V. V. +W<HI, '^^Ml, <M'ft<Hr. 
 Siege, n. investing a place ly an an/iy.^^^l iKTTT»n.-«r^T»i. 
 -&c."If^I%^^ n. 
 
 To lay s. iKTST m.-&c. Mlrful. 
 To raido s. TTTST »n.-&c. ^'Sf^. 
 Siesta, n. s7;or< s/ee/) ( o/Ver eating, Sfc. ) -v. To Lie bows. 
 
 To take a s. 9flH+f|T m.f. ^^, 
 Sieve, n. vtensilfor sifting, insr^ n. ^ettshjt/. t|lo6uft/. 
 
 2 — for wasliiii!^ vegetables, rice, &c. t. Colaneeb. ^«r- 
 oH' m. dim. <l^oft/. 
 3b Sift, t-. «. separate hy a sieve, ifc. IT^ot, ^TSiif, ^JROT^ 
 5fRTjf, ^srrssw/.-^lotl-mci 07- a?t/.-&c. q^ 5». o/o. 
 
 Dirt separated by siftinjj. m^T m. 
 
 Matter to be sifted. ircECT n. ^^OT n. 
 
 Price or cost of sifting. »Tra':rpg'S /. ^loiuilflot/. 
 2 ( graiu, &c. in a fan ). ^TTcJ"^, ^T^^ot, 3TT^5^, TT^S'T, 
 "PJ^oT, f%^, qicEiJi n.-&c. ^rm y. of o. 
 
 I have sifted him. ^ f^TT^ R^<ui n. %3S. 
 S fig. investigate minutely.^ Sfc. v. To Ex.4WINE. =5rT- 
 
 ^r^ Pf^F^ or q^nr, j#^ ^r?^ fjf^rrnjf, -nr^s TT^g^s 
 
 ^^ f.-^^f.-&c. ^^ 5'. o/o. 
 4 ( cards in hand ). ^ToJot^ 
 Sifted,;?, t. V. 1. rr^FJT, Ml'AM^ &c m£m, ^TSt'jft^sTT. 
 
 2 qts^FTT, 3TTg5^?^r, <rW5^^, &c. TT^ff?. 
 
 3 'cfr^SSr, jfPT%?5T, Eft^^?5r, &c. PffiT?T 0/- JTf4T?f. 
 Sifiee, n. Sifting,;), a. v. V. 1. IT^^RTj ^J^m^, ^rsJDT 
 
 *<.U|KI, &c. 
 
 2 EfteiJinT, 3Tr^i")KI, "THjfS"IH,l, &c. 
 
 3 -cJIciuIHJ, UM'JTRr, &c.JT'<TH-&c. Jf;TTf-^lft-&c. 
 
 SiFiiKG, «. V. V. i.—act. iiraof »!. =Ejr5i'jf w. &c. =qr2;!iT/. 
 
 2 sTfewf «. arrgfit «. qT^5^«. &c. qr^^ n. TT^soft/. qr- 
 
 S. and shaking in a fan — compreh. grrers TT^S/. t- 
 
 Price of s. ^J^'Jm^f■ m^ax^f. 
 
 Pan or basket for s. ^T n. 
 
 3 =;fTOTT, EfT^'if «. qr^oi w. &c. m^^ OT. in^/. tfT^TUR/. 
 ^\f!f. iTiI?f or PT'-q^ «. m^ n. 
 
 To Sigh, w. n. hreaOie deeply as in grief .^ ^c. ^JHTWT m.-^- 
 
 ^sra «!.-|:wr^ 3^?fr ot.-&c. jT^6T-%iJr, gw^Fir^, ^^^ 
 
 SlOH, M. Jee;) Ireathingt. g-?fRTTwJ. 3^^mw!. |:^r5?T 3^^r^»». 
 g^^PR or g^^j;]- »j. g'^T^r m. g^Rir «i. 
 Heavy s. ;^H5pnT m. v. ^^, Wf . 
 SiGHER, n. SioniNQ, p. a. v. V. ;j?fTWT-&c. ^-^^Oinr-'^RT. 
 -the sense, ^f?/. i\k m. pi. ?T=ar m. pi. =iT?jfH^- 
 ^ n. t^^ n. 
 Before one's s. ^fV^^jm or ?Tt, 1T%^^H, ^^^, 
 
 SiGI 
 
 SIG 
 
 Charming and bewitching of the s. ^^^vf m. ^W.- 
 ^?T «. ^^^<ft / 
 
 Deception of s. — as effected by conjurora, &c. \^^- 
 
 1 Error of the eight, i. e. inadvertent mistake, ^^t^^/. 
 
 Error of s. i. e. ocular illusion. ^^^H^f. 
 Evidently to the s. of. ?fr?TTH, ^^^. 
 In the 8. ( or presence ) of. ^rT or c[f, ?T^^^^^''. 
 Object of 8. ^^gf^r^nr >». ^fi^isPT m. 
 Of sharp or good s. ^^KPT pop. STHI^fT. 
 2— organ, v. EiE. SToET m. ^5f n. m. =^i;Jfif^^ n. 
 
 3 perception, vision, view. Tf^or n. ^f? /. ?[?r^ «. ^"^1 
 f er^lr «j. •flsr^^FPT ?!. f?TOT n. ?5?^ ». f?#r /. <Y5 /. 
 
 .\t s. — in commerce. ^T^f^n^ff. 
 
 At the very first s. ^^i^Sff^f. 
 
 First 9. of. aT<jt^^?T n. 
 
 Knowledge ( of a person ) by e. (^re^TTS^ /. 
 
 To be in s. be visible, f^^oj, f^gri ifot, ^h T'S'Jt, 
 
 To be in s. of, be visible from. ^;^^r Z'x.^tn-^'P\=-^] 
 
 To be unable to bear the s. of (through envy, &c. ). 
 %^ H ^W.^ impers. 5T^ m. pil. ^fh g- cj s. 
 
 To give a s. of. 5?^?T or S^^f^T m. sr^^fot g. of o. 
 
 4 ( of a gun, &c. ). HT^ft/. HT^^/- IT^T /. 
 
 5 spectacle, ^\^v^\^ q^'4 »». ^f^f^'^T i/;. ^-^=^1 ^- 
 JrST J». — esp. as novel or remarkable. #?rg^ «. JT^J^t /. 
 
 Seeker of sights & shows. rTiTr^ifTT. 
 .Sightless, a. v. Blind. ?r=5r?>T, arttrar, 3T^?J. 
 Sightliness, «. v. A. S^jfatqorr m. %^orT^?rH^r w. ST^'PTiq;- 
 
 uir m. &c. 
 Sightlt, a. pleasing to the eye, seemly, S{c. v. Beaetifvi.. 
 
 eS^oTT, %^air3r, f^T^, ^»t^, ^a"Frf , ^^f^t, ^^^^, 
 
 Sign, n. symbol, indication, Sfc. V. Maek. fH^foft or ?ff /. 
 f^'f «. 'S.iT /. ?!?7^ n. B^^ n. 
 Auspicious or good s. ^1%'^ f. 
 Inauspicious or bad s. aTcrf^^w. a^^S^WM. ^PrJ^oT.J. 
 Secret s. ^m^^ f. "^K^^ f 
 Signs of rain. "TTSf^r^ 3tf S m. pi. 
 To shew signs, cft^ w. TfJr «'». con. 
 
 2 prodigy, portent. ^rqT?T >«. 3T3/T «. '^c^R «!. 
 
 3 ( of the zodiac ). rrf^ m. 
 
 4 indicative nod or action; signal. T^f f^fTfT /. r^TT':r 
 m. ?t%?f m. si^TrT n. ^W /■ 
 
 5 See Signature. 
 
 S. manual, -v. Sxgnattjee. ^^^X n. ^T?TT h. 
 To Sign, v. a. affix ones name or mark to. ^^ f. ^d\-r;^- 
 
 Signal, n. v. Sign, fsp^ m. f^TK??/. f^lFT w. 
 
 Signal, a. distinguisTiedfrom what is ordinary, v. EemaFiKA- 
 
 BLE. fiRTw, f^?5?icrr, f^^5r, ^irft, jfrsr. 
 2b Signalize, v. «. ?'f«(fer distinguished, ir^^r^, f^^^'n.
 
 SIL 
 
 789 
 
 SIL 
 
 2 ( oue'a self). HPT «.-^f^/.-&c. ■f^cS^wf-HTT^'if. 
 
 SiONATOEE, n. sijn manual ; name subscribed. W^t or ^f f. 
 
 S. of tlie Amanueusis. f^nP^H n. ^rm. n. |^r?TT n. 
 To affix cue's s. v. To Sign. ^|t/. ^^of , qf^^Tf^^ ^- 
 
 SiosET, n. V. Seal. 5^/ hI^^t/. 
 
 SlONIFICAUCE. n. Y. MeaNI5G. 37^ ?». ^if^STFT ?«. ^ iJ^iJ. 
 
 ^r^ or |f^^ or ^r| 11. 
 
 2 importance, v. Weight. TIT »». TK^f^/. 3^T^/. J- 
 ^T?(r m. fil^ or rT with neg. con. or implic. 
 Sicinificant, Significative, a. having meaning. 3T*Tr^r, 3T- 
 
 2 indicative, declarative, expressive. ^^, ^Tfff^, 3T^'4, 
 
 ( in comp. ), OT^TpJT^, TITKrj. 
 Signification, «. y. Meaning. 3T'4 «i. affHSTI'T ?«. 
 
 Etymological s. 3T^pT^r«T m. 
 Signified, _p. v. V. 1. ^ %^, gom g=q?%3r, &e. ^fTT- 
 
 To Signify, v. a. make known ly signs. ^OT/.-^^n?f/.-&c. 
 
 ^^ g. of 0. ?jolRf-&c. ?iTr3Tr5r'if-g^5r^-. 
 
 2 J«aAe ^no«'», communicate, ij'c.v.To Teh, To iNrouM. 
 ^OHot, ipo5^tff, g^T^OT, ^JT^nrot, ^5Hr/.-&e. W^l^ g- 
 
 oj 0. f%f^-H"rft?r-&c. ^^. 
 
 3 have a certain sense, v. To Mean. aT'4 »».-&c. 3T?rW y- 
 o/o. w-vVA in. con 3T^ ot.-&c. VT'^-^m^r^. 
 
 4 matter, import, have consequence. *rrT wi.-TK^^/.-H- 
 ^JTT^/.-g^jTWT OT.-f%?rT?f/.-&e.-3T^ot ^. ofo. with in. con. 
 
 Silence, n. forbearance of speech. ^^^ pop. ^\^ n. IT^rft/. 
 aTHPTtiT n. 3THT^rT m. JTrTOTTHR ?«• ^iJftEvrr? w. 
 Dogged s. ^^^T m. W[W^'H in. ^^JTT m. 
 S. of oftence or huft'. 3T%?^ w. 
 Vow ( or rule ) of s. ^J^^^^ m. HRim m. n. 
 To keep dogged or sulky s. ^I'^T^^R m. ^,i^ or qiif , 
 
 To keep s. restrain one's speech. ij'Zofty. q'J'OT, ^TJT m. 
 
 J>1. ?jrm-f3t3DT or mt^ q;?;6t, ^r^at. 
 
 2 See Stillness. 
 Silence, interj. ^ or ^T or =q-cq I 
 2b Silence, «, a. stop the speaking of. ^3 «.-^r^6t n-&c. 
 
 ^^ ^TOT g. ofo. ^m-^W.\-&c. ^Fm, ^T ^JTJT, :jqT TTf^fOT, 
 
 rffs «■ f^'.oT-fHfer'Jt, ?fr5frf?:aft/. q^TiTf y. 0/0. $qft/.- 
 
 jift/. ^? ^OT 5'. 0/ 0. ^T^/. srfvTof y. ofo. sn^tiTH M.-ETT- 
 ^fr"^ W.-&C. ^oty. 0/0. f^P^^rTT-iS'C. JfTJ^ot. 
 
 Silent, a. not speaking, mute. H^T, 3^T, Hi^T^'o/i. Hr^ & 
 
 One doggedly and sulkily s. H^yft, H^r^'^. 
 2 having no noise, v. Still. ?fTKgH^r, f^sJT^^. 
 Silently, ^(/y. t. A. 1. 3'Tf, ^^ft, TT^TT or n<T=fT, f^ccp^ =^- 
 
 HwjftH, ^nr or ^JT. 
 
 2 ^TH^. 
 Silk, n. }:\?(^ n. 
 
 Eifuso 8. 2?5 m. 
 
 KoU of 8. '^i^ ?/».— as wound oil" tho wheel. -fl^lT. 
 
 S.-cord. :^qjft/. 
 
 Spun s. qTPFft'/. 
 
 Spun s. yet raw or unboiled. ^AX^.f. 
 
 Stick of s. qrat/ ( Four ^at form one '^T^, two VI- 
 «F one rftqr). 
 
 Twisted a. H^tT^ »». 
 
 Washed e. H^'/. 
 2 stuff made of silk. "^f^UTT^ ^Fn? n. '^^l^^PTi «. H'f^- 
 ffT ffi. 1^55 n. q? »!. "TJ^?^ ?!.— Certain «////« are, P??, 
 
 ^., ^fe^, f^H^ra, ^ui'^, ^^^Tjj^, 'p^^^.'T, ^?^rfT, 
 
 5iff or qr^T^, fmw or qVffsn", H?T^, Hn^ or mri, 5^^' • 
 Silk, a. '^f^TJTT^r, ^^jfT, ^?T?T. 
 
 SiLE-COTTON-TREE, «. ^TcRt/. ^I'TT/. ^f^ft/. 
 SiLK-EEEL, «. STT^nft/. 
 SiLK-WEATEE, ». ^jfrTft. 
 
 SiLK-woEM, n. ?:f^^if%sT ??». ^re?5T »«. ^(fot^m »». ^pi^- 
 
 Cord or cocoon of a s. ^\W^ m. ^,\T^^T\ in. 
 Silken, a. made tj-p. of silk. ^ftlHT^, <^Tift, ^m^. 
 Silky, o. sj7/t-e«. ?:ftTJTr5fT, X^ff)., ^V^T. 
 
 2 T. Soft. \\^, H^, ^J. 
 Sill, «. ( of a door or window ) v. TnBEsnOLD. =qk;^'\ 
 
 ^rs^ 51P3T/. f^^/. 
 
 Sillily, adv. t. V. 1. W-Ti^rT^, g3HT<T<iIpt, WRaqoif'T. 
 Silliness, n. v. A. 1. ^'ZT.Z^^ ni. gs^qoir m. Hiz^oir m. 
 
 5iT5r§;'mr ?». ^rw «• 
 
 Silly, o. ww/c in intellect, simple, cj-f. v. Foolish. ^3^?^, 
 ^cSH?:, Tj2;^, %5^, <T^^F55, qr^HT, ■H^q^?:, htst, htsi- 
 *fro5T, 5jT=r5;r, i^ira, n'Ti^t, 'i^ or q?T, ntT^fPT, %f5, PJ- 
 
 =EfTTqT or S^=5ft, ^^mf?, H^fs;, liift?!. 
 
 To become s. EfT'TH'^'T. 
 2— action, conduct, &c. %'3'T^'^, gsi^CTiII^r, HT^T- 
 OTT^qr, &c. %^T, %I^, %5Tqf^f5T, ^NnT, ^=Ba, H^**, ^- 
 
 Silt, n. deposit of mud, ^'c. ^Zf f. 
 
 Silvan, a. pertaining, S,-c. to woods or groves. ^^^^.|^HT^^^ 
 
 tfrqr, EFT, q^'<T, ^=Tr:«r^, ?HT=iT^, q^^qr, 3tk<'mh),5tth. 
 
 SiLTEH, a. jHffffc of silver. ^^cirT^, =^1^=^, ^^T, <T^?TH. 
 
 2 w7(/ie Z/>!-e si/irr. t;c^T==TT, ^<^qtrr, ^cq^^9T. 
 
 3— tones, &c. ?;cqT=s?Tmr^K7Tr TTUT^oftTT. 
 SiLTEB, n.— the metal, l]^^ pop. ^ n. ^^ n. js^ n. 
 Pure s. =qf^/. 
 Plated, or washed with s. ^^f\. 
 
 2 coin made of silver, ^rt^'r HT'^f «. />?. ^R% «»• /^ 
 To SiLVEE. y. a. cofcr u-i/h a coating of siUer. ^arT^Tl'Tft..', 
 
 ^iJT, Kcqj^ 5?:r»TT m. \^-^m. 
 SiiTEELiNO, n. silver coin. ^^]^ TT^ n, ^c^^T /.
 
 SIM 790 
 
 SiLTEESMITU, n. T. GOLDSMITH. ^Cq-^I7_ 
 
 SiLTEET, a. white like silver. ?c^T^r, ^V^Tcfof, ^>cqH^?T. 
 .Similar, a. v. Like. ?nT^r, SRT^, 5^, ?I^, ?THr^, ^5[T. 
 SiMiLABiTT, «. T. A. and Ll':L^•E.^s. ^TT^qoTT »». ?TR?^Jr?T 
 
 «. ^PT^ n. 
 SiMiLAELT, orfy. J« ^7.-c manner. ?T«T=ST '^et^. f^r^JTHT'n, fiTT- 
 
 ^VKW decl. rf^H. [fir?TT/. 
 
 Simile, n. v. Illusteatios. ^^i=rT w. ^r?T «i. ^^ht/. 3'- 
 {mmiliiuue, 7I.V. LiKEXESs. ^TK^^Tfr w. ^r^a.^T n. Hr^rfr/. 
 
 ^iKHT/. ?rP^ n. ^\H^^ n. 
 
 2form.i appearance, v. Likeness. aTTq^TT «;. C^ m. 
 
 3 See Simile. [ Hin^iT^, ^\^. 
 
 To P-iiMEE, V. n. loil u-ith gentle Mssing. xf^=;n;Dt, "^f^^qs^, 
 Simmeeixg, n. qr^^ n. tioi^niT^ n. &c. ^fJl^fOT/. 
 Tc? SiMi'EK, V. n. smile in a silli/ manner, v. To Smile. nTrSf- 
 
 Simi'ee, Simpebixg, n. t. Y. llBm ^m^ »• &o. ar^^^f^- 
 ISiMPEEEE, n. SiMPEHiSG, p. a. T.V. ^WA'\ ^m"JIRT, a^T*!^- 
 
 Simple, «.«o< compound ; Mieomlined loith anything . V.'^.i 
 
 2 /iZain, artless, guileless. HToST ( Jvmws. 'Hr^J^TT, ^TTSJET^ 
 
 simpiish ), ^^\=^^] HT5sr, Hm'4f, ^t5!;t HT^T'4"f, ^t?^h, ^t- 
 ^m or ^rrqsr, hi^tst, trrasT ht5?it, ^t-^t, ^'ht, '^^m^rr, 
 
 mo5, ^\7.^V-A or 5TTS^, ^^JJO^i. 3^, tTTSSJJ^ or tT,?{r5E- 
 
 yr^fhcTT, ^^Tm, fn^q^, arnr^t, aiHTf*r^, arnrT. 
 
 8 not sullil, alsiriise, involved, tj'c. v. East, Plain. ^T^- 
 
 ^.'^ or qrosii^, ^T5 or ^^'Z, g^stfr,?rrar, 7^, m^rHrar. 
 
 4 were, bare. ^Jg;, %£r?! or %5r5r, ^tfit or fff^r, ?TT'^. 
 .Simple, n. herb, ^c. jff/ 5ffi^Tf?r/. '^fftq-ftr/. 
 
 Simiiles, — comiJreh. |fri"Trr=5T'«. ^ft^^'T/. 
 Simple-minded, a. t. Simple, ^rr-zr, H^TT^r ^rsT, Hr^sr^rrar- 
 
 SiMPLE-MiXDEDNEss, n. Y. A. 'TfaqOTT m. HHr^fT ■Hr^'T'TT m. 
 
 Simpleton, n. v. Fool. HrsT^r'4 ot. 'TTa;T^T^^ »». HTsrefsi 
 
 wi. ?Tfq m. ^13 »«. 
 SiMPLicixr, Simpleness, 71. T. A. 1. ^JT'JTT m. f^^ra?!'?- 
 
 OTT w». ■f^H^ITorr m. &c. StfJT>-f>Tra' w. %5f^f^ «. 
 
 Good luck to s. May s. prosper ! 'TlosrTr'I f^^'^H ^\^_ 
 
 3 qra^-^Torr m. 'ET^sT'^rT >«. g^faftq^jn »«. &c. ?fR?iT «. 
 
 H^SfTT/. [?T-&c.:p^ot. 
 
 Tj Simplift, v. a. male plain or easy. ^nT-^TtTr-¥T55-g5:5ft- 
 SiMPLT, adv. T. A. 1. f^^^a or ^?ic5, f?f^Ti7?f, f^^a;, ^- 
 
 ^, ?f^^^r, ^^-Hxf^^. pop. ?:iHm^, <?^, ^T^fJT^. 
 
 SIN 
 
 To Simulate, v. a. assume the appearance of., v. To Feign, 
 
 To Peetend. srs m. ^TTrSSl-tTC'Jf ff. of 0. flm n.■^^^ 
 
 W- M.-^T W.-&C. ir'cri 5-. 0/0. [ sf^q^r^. 
 
 Simulated, p. v. V. 5)?5 ^TFr%c=5T, &c. ST^^^ijft, ifT^ft^T, 
 
 Simulation, n. y. V. tli=5 qiSsSr n. #rT q'or n. &c. 3^q|^T ?«. 
 
 Simultaneity, Simultaneousness, n. y. V. <^^^rf?J^rfr/. 
 
 n. ^t^^^^^ m. 
 
 Simultaneous, «. e.r/«/i»y or happening at the, same lime. 
 i^%5^r, ^%'TT^^, ?5F^fe^, "T^^TST-^, ^^?fTT, ?rH- 
 
 Simultaneously, adv. y. A. "^-^Wsi^r, iJ^^iT^M, %TO?^r, 
 %q^, t^^^Tq-T^r^^^c^, ^Tqg. 
 
 Sin, «. qjq ». "^m^ ». ^IT w. arq n. %\^?, n. ar^T n. ^fT^T 
 «. ff;f?HT «. ifTFf n. sp^W «. 
 
 S. is sweet in the beginning, but bitter in the end, 
 qr?np arTTCt nts fn^nt ^Ff. 
 
 Sold under s. Slave of s. TTTT'cft^, "TTq^^T. 
 
 "Whose s. is put away. ^y<=iqTq, ^fTTN, qfT^P^iTT. 
 2 a s. a bad action, v. Ceime. ^^M n. HV^W.A n. ar^F^ n. 
 JT^H M. qiT «. "Tm^ M.|'S'?5rT w.J's^f^/. Sins of the first 
 order are fiYe(q^ TirTTri^ n. jtl.) viz. iT^^fq'T (killing a 
 Bri'ihman ), g5fof^q- (stealing g'old), g^TRPT ( drinking 
 sjjirits ), "T^rTrqTTJT ( adultery with the wife of a 
 spiritual teacher ), and rff^^'f ( association with a 
 person guilty of any of the above ). 
 
 Awful s. ar^T^qifT^F n. '<s^^K^^^ n. 
 
 Freed from s. ^TT^^. [^P n. ar^TTrj^p n. 
 
 Heinous or flagrant s. ^'^\^J^W^ n. ^^^\^]^ n. arfT^qm- 
 Secret sins. sr=^3^qT?f% «• JjI- ^qirr% n. pi. 
 To Six, v. n. qrq n.-'J]^^ n.-^v^^H ^."^(i^JrT n.-&c. W'l^. 
 
 Sin-desteoung, a. ^]^^n?[., qrq^rr^T^, qrqjT. 
 
 Since, prep, or adv. after, from the time that. qtHT, qi^^- 
 ^^, ':T€^, aT?ftH;5 or \^T?I., ^i^t^^ or ^sff^f^, aTft- 
 
 2 ago, past, before this. iTPT, gr^, nR;r, ( as ^^JTff^r 
 
 giOT a month since, ^"t?r l^^?f 5fT% ). 
 Since, conj. because that, seeing that.^o^i., ^^]^^J pop. ^zfj- 
 
 q?Tf, ;?^aT'<5f, ^RITst. 
 Si^CERV:, a. nnfeigning, guileless, r. Honest, Simple. ^^, 
 
 ^, armf^^, arrri^T, ^"^sfq^q, h^^t^ ifraar, 5r^ ;jo;). 3:- 
 
 2 unfeigned, real, heartfelt, Sfc. Y. Teue. ^TT, ^TTTgrT, 
 
 ' JfTwf^r^F, ar^^f^JT, f?r>s^qH:, qtetFT^rr, H^rqrepT^T, f^sf r- 
 
 s^^qr, ^ifH^5T3TqTg5^T, f^^TT^rr^r, aTR'4^, arnm- 
 
 'fl'=EiT, arfrq-T'ft', aTt?i5-qr^'Trfq^T^T, 5[5ft=e?TT ssrsrr. 
 
 Sinceeelx, adv. Y. A. f^ii^q^qTin^, q^q5T^f=f?r, %^-m\i;^., 
 
 &c. TT^NT^, iT^rTT^ or JT^THT^r^^^, f^^rTr^TT^, qrsf- 
 
 SiNCEKiTT, Sinceeeness, y. A. 1. ^^qtiTr m. fjrsjpqjqcrr m. 
 
 I
 
 !^IN 
 
 pT'^^^HTirr m. &c. f^u^rq^^T n. 3T^nT?:-4r *». &c. 'Tr^r'4 
 
 Si>-ciPUT, n. fore part oj lie hra<l sM/ ^ST^^/ ^■'^J^ pop. 
 
 ^qT55 H. fTT^i'o/). ?;r^/. 4^f. H^Ti^Hrn /'(. 
 
 SiSE, w. — in geometry, ^qr/. 
 
 S. of au arc. ^^jT^t/. 
 
 Ver.seil s. sfj '«• /• 
 SiKECUltK, «, office with pay wiiJiout work. ^fU^IR ?«."%- 
 
 Stipend of a s. ^sm'IK m. 
 Sinew, «. toJ(/o?i. ^r^ w;. JSTTf «.w ?;t/ ^t^^Fif^ m. ^-mm. 
 
 2 sinews ; strength. ^^ or sfZ n. H'^q'rTWT «• 
 Si>'EwT, a. consisting of a sinew. ^T^^, ^rjHT. 
 
 2 See Steoxg. 
 Sinful, o.- tainted iviih sin, t. "U'iceed. qnT', qif^^, "TT?!^, 
 
 2 containinj sin, contrary to rit/hf, v. "Wicked. "7rTr«fT, 
 
 |is^Hr^T, 3T«TJTrqT, &c. ^rq-^rr^. 
 
 Sinfully, adv. v. A. TmH', TTT-T^C^T, TTT^^^. 
 Sinfulness, n. \. A. and SiK. tTPftT'TT ni. ^\[^^^1\\ m. &c. 
 
 2 qrf?: «. I'ffTOIT ?«• <^I^'1H«IT m- ^'r^^T^ m. 
 To Sing, v. a. utter icith musical modulations. 1M, TT^^T'^- 
 
 2 fig-. V. To Praise. ttM, ^otot pop. ^iTJiit, ^fmm^, ^^- 
 
 To Sing, »•. «. irrof, nm H.-TT^^ w.-IT^ «.-?tnft/.-?I=l^ M. 
 
 ^^, — iu a hoarse or cracked voice, i^M.^ — badly ; to 
 
 screech, squall, scream, ^'c. t^Hr^R ??i.-^%JT?^?; '"•"^^^■■ 
 
 To s. like an old cow. ^^ot^ 
 
 To s. out. n^TT^^ TT^. 
 
 To s. second with. 5^ ??;. ^of^ jj^ ?«. -^rgf^ 
 2— a bee, top, &c. niof, nl q^t, >?rqr.;faT, ^=qTJfot, T^\- 
 fn?:^, ^ui^ui'Jf, \ adv. -^ «(/u. Jp^iTf, ^T'JT^T »«• ( intens. 
 
 ^joT^irr^ »«. ^"Tmr »«• ) ^p^^t. 
 
 3 — iu boiling. ^'JI^'JT^ intens. g'ornJT^, =^T^^, '^^Z^. 
 Sing-song, H. lad singinrj. v. To Sino. »i'^iTr|n; m. 
 To Singe, v. a. lurn supetftcialti/.^ scorch. 5It^57T-^^T-&c. 
 
 .Singed,^, y. V. sffS^TT ^ToE%^T, HM%?rT, ^se^kt, TT^^r, 
 
 To be singed. "fiSE^, ^^JT^T^, ^l^R^, ^^^S^, ^T^of, 
 [pT'P^cT, ^pSTof, -JTirrFT^t m. ^irr in. con. 
 Singeb, ?}. Singing, _p. a. v. V. N. 1. qmiT, IToi^rR:!, 
 q^rf or qq^t, nT^T^, ni'T^ft, ^5rTrr,'J?rmT.— in contempt, 
 
 ^^■\. 
 
 Public 8. qfzqr m. 
 S. in second, '■j'-fj't. 
 Sweet s. "fli'lGo-Mr"^. 
 
 3 ^'JI'ttul'-'lKljAc. ■«>Jlti«ft^. 
 
 ■91 
 
 sm 
 
 ' Single, a. not douhle. ^%TT, ^%ft, ' {'t .M ^O '- 
 
 j 2 sole, alone, one. (r^p, (T^?r, "f^f^f, "^^TSTrfT, ir'Fsl^Pf , 
 
 I ^-T^^cT, <^^;jn^, ^^n?t, "^^tt, ^^E^rsr, -sr^n,^ f^iT^q, 
 
 j A person quite solitary or s. ^^ftt or ^irstt f5^p^3ft. 
 
 3 individual. See Particular. 
 
 4 unmarried.^ v. Bachelor, Spinstek. <h«j<<ii, 3Tf^- 
 ff?T (-?TT/. ). 3T=J? ( -ffr/. ). 
 
 5 unembarrassed with fmnihj or wife. ^T, ^smfTT cr 
 ^^V- or ^imfg, Pn^'l. 
 
 6 xtncompounded, v. Simple. ^5, f^if^. [^FTT^. 
 I To Single, v. a. select. f^TS^, f^qffr^iif, 'flrzg-^ f?pnn- 
 
 Single-etei), a. one eyed. <^^?T. 
 
 2 having one object or aim. ^^\V^^ ^J^.^. 
 Single-combat, Single-fight, n. §[5=55 "• 
 J SiNQLE-HANDEn, a. without assistance. <?^F^, f^TT/t; "JTH^T- 
 
 SiNGLE-UEAETED, SiNGI.E-MINPEP, ff. V. SiMPLE. f^^f^^?; 
 ^fsf'rT, (^^r^t, <f??T^R, 'fl^^frT, ^3^tIT^T. 
 i SlNOLE-HEARlErNESS, SiNGLK-MINDEI'NESS, M. V. A. "T^fH- 
 j m/. 3T?n^iTT?T»«. ar^TJ^T^gr/. 3=t^:^Tff^/. 
 
 Single-sided, a.— chintzes, silks, &c. (i^'ift, t^qp?'i7<^. 
 
 SiNOLE-STiCK, M.— the play. TfSTlT «». ^JVf^^JT^] ^ »i. 
 
 Singleness, n. v. A. 1. (T%lTfiTT«i. 'T^TtT'TT m. &c. 
 
 ' 4 an(/ Celibacy, ar^f fsqorr »». 'iTf^lf|?lfq' m. ^T^r y". 
 Singly, ado. v. A. 1. it%^ decl. ^^T7^. ['fl^fl^. 
 
 2 t^^^r dccl. <Tqn=jT (fecZ. Ac. T^t^t^^f^, ?T^T^?Kt^, Ac. 
 
 3 and Severally. ^^^, arf'fr'TSt. 
 Singular, a. sole, v. Single, ^m., "^^f^, T''^^- 
 
 2 e.vis.ting by itself, une.ramjdcd, ifc. arf^rf^, 3^^?, 
 
 3 particular, not customary, common, ^'c. v. Strange. 
 
 fq^^iT, !^T5T^R, tJjpsT^rr^, ^^rt-^^r, <^^r5, h^t:?, f^^r- 
 
 oET, fr=^f =^T, i^^^, fl=|^rt^, '^frffTtmoT, -irn'^TWT^^R'ri, 
 
 f^:5TT?r>T, f^fln, ^rq;^T^, ^"r^^TR, t^isr?^. 
 
 4 — in g'raminar. '^^f^H n. 
 
 Language ( address or mention ) iu the s. number. 
 (T%^T ^1£^ m. 
 Singularity, n. v. A. 1. P^^qtTT »». Ac [nJTRr/. 
 
 2 -flf|;rftq?iT/- ^«'^?l?fr/. aTsrf^tJTHT/. Ac 3T?Rq7?T'ai- 
 
 3 f^?5?T'JTqTJTr?».'?^r5'T^w. f^^r^qni'/f. ^Wl'-^rR'JT^TT/.Ac. 
 Singularly, ado. v. A. 3. f5r=r?^>T, Ac. fcTJl'J^f;^^, f^^T??:. 
 Sinister, a. See Left. 2 fici7, dishonest, crooked, »J-c. ?n- 
 
 3 inauspicious. ar^T, 3THi^, '*fHT=J. [HSJ^'f. 
 
 Sinistral, SinistROis, a. being on the left. JfRTFtT, m- 
 To Sink, v. n. ( iu water, Ac. ). JI^, |a(^, ^I^ot, ^r^f q- 
 
 ^I"^, f^T^R M.-Ac. I'm y. o/s. 
 
 2 ( as into mud, &c. ). *!Fl6t, fi^of, 'iTt=l "JTI^, *TI^. 
 
 3 soalc into. fsR^, fm.^ ^, ^txs\ jt^ :FTri7f, f^<?f.
 
 SI8 
 
 792 
 
 SIX 
 
 iRftir, ?<T^, ■^^i 
 
 f>T5TW or finKuJ. 
 
 4 lose prominence or height, fall 
 
 r>— the OYCs, >S:c. hecom ■ deep, ^t^ ^roj^ arm ^r^t, W" 
 
 ffn?^, w^'^1 '^^m. [CTf?TOOT_ 
 
 6 ( into the mind ). SHot, fsR^, f^Rof, TT^, ^H^, 
 
 7 decrease, deteriorate, v. To Decline. 3^^, Tot'if, 
 ^R^T^of, q^rfoT, 3T^TT »». ^m-?t"m ^. o/s. q^ n. 3rn;- 
 iTf-»nET^^. o/». 
 
 8— spirits, &c. t. To Fail. ?jRof, na'Jf, '<T^, sf^^. 
 9 — money, &c. go, he lost. 5?"^, '*T^, 5^% f^"^, 9>- 
 
 Tc; SiXK; V. a. cause to sink. ^4^"!, ^^f^. ['F^'f, 
 
 2 ( money, &e. ) lose, dissipate. g^^Sr, <|>?r^, iT^^-&c. 
 
 3 ( a well, &c. ) ^ur^. 
 
 SiKK, n. rfram, senw. ^r^\ in. ^\t^ f. 
 
 &INLE33, o. q'lTrf^TTsn'-^i^r, f'l'i^PT, sttht, Tn^T-^f^cT-Ac. 
 
 SiNLESSNESS, «. V. A. Piim^dT/. TTTTrflf'T ?«. "TrT^ifMdl/. 
 
 i5l5SER, «. V. SlNFCL. qTtffiT^sq- pop. TT'ft TrjIF, ^^^f, 3T- 
 Some terms for an atrocioica sinner are, 'TTT'TfTf, TF- 
 toI^, "TTTT^Hr, TiH^^M, TTTf^f^, TNJ^. 
 Sinuous, a. t. Winding, srf^^r, ^TR'TTSt. 
 Sinus, n. fistulous sore. ^T$\ f. sTTfttTOT «. ifrf /. 
 To Sip, t>. a. (fr/ni m small quantities by the lips, ^rfst^f- 
 
 4ft5T'4trr decl.-^^^^^-&c. froi, =;TT^?T==n^jrrT fq<?f, mn:w. 
 
 -yjpr wj. ir^ry. ofo. iNrHM «. ^^y. o/o. 
 
 Sipping of water before or after meals, &c. arrfl^TSTM. 
 
 arr^JT^ n. 
 
 2 ( with a fiurruping noise ) afrf^of. 
 Sip, Sipping, m. v. V.— «f #. affSRf ftw «. '*fr5r«f'r5r f^ m. 
 
 &e. f'tFTT^ ». 
 
 2 s?««Z? draught ialen with the lips. q'RM.'>TT^r«J.5?^r«. 
 Sib, n. — the word of respect. ^, iI^RRf, ^i^"!, g^T^^T. 
 Sire, n. — the word of address to a king.JT^RT^ o»' T^MT. 
 
 2 V. Fathee. w^ m. opT^ ?». 
 Siren, «. an enticinj woman^ v. Beauty. Tr^OTTTt ^, ^rf%- 
 
 ?ft/. =cTr^nF^pft/. 
 SiEius, n. dog-star. g©:T^ w. 5Z(]^ m. 
 Sihname. See Sui.name. 
 Sirrah, — the contemptuous term of address, af^, '^, %?:i7T, 
 
 Sirup, n. sweet-juice ofjruits^ Sfc. f^^ m. qr^ w. "T^ m. 
 
 To prepare with s. Tt^F"^. 
 Sister, «. sf^/. *if?l^/. ^m/. 
 
 Elder s. 3T^:^r/. 
 
 S.'s daup;h(er. ^^qr or 7g#TT/. 
 
 S.'s husband. H;^uir m. ?rT?IT to. ?IT?rq? 
 
 S.'s son. ^^ftq- or ^%f^ m. 
 
 Younger s. 3T^:;tt/. 
 Sister-in-law, n. wife's sister, h;^ oft/, ^^]^fi\^f. 
 
 2 hvsha7td's sister. H^J. ^^^ or\^^ n. pi. or ^^O'/. 
 
 
 pi T^rj^ or ^oiCr^/. 
 
 3 brother's wife. HR^^/. «[f^n^r/. 
 SisTEKUooD, «. state, office, Sfc. of a sister. ^^^^^V( n. sj^- 
 
 uiqtJir »J. *lf*r^r^ n. 
 
 2 community of tvomen, ^(tHJ^f. ^T^TT^T m. ^TtJi m. 
 Sisterly, a. sj^trft^T, 5lf^ifr?5IT^, 5lf^ofmT7?iT. nfl^ftm^. 
 2bSiT, «. M. 51^'if, "%?;^/.-5mq5/. *fr':oT-'^of, 5q%^T«».-3-- 
 
 qir^T^T «.-&c.^'Jf, T^f^'2-3Jiftfri-&e. ^pjf. — iu cant phra- 
 seol.^ m. n. S^ot_ 
 
 Leisure or opportunity to sit. 'Sf^T.^f. n. 
 
 To s. down in despair. «r^:pJl /. JTRot-^'ii. 
 
 To 8. loosely and roomily. ^7507/. n. ^\^ •IH'if, FT^- 
 ^'T/. KT^?I swof. 
 
 To s. moaning and fretting, "^fir^rr sj^tiit, "^rrHT ot. pi, 
 
 2 Z/P, »'«i', press upon. ^^^. 
 
 3 Jc idle or tineniphycd. «T^'jf_ 
 
 4 incubate, v. To Brood, si^cff, tt^^/. ^RoT. 
 
 5 — an assembly, &c. sj^'if, "«B^/.-«f^oft/.-&e. ^M-'i^'- 
 ^^ g. ofs. 
 
 6 down, if^afr, ^;^i si^of, 
 
 7 up ; rise from a recumbent posture. S'?^ SW^T. 
 
 8 up ; «o< io go to bed. HRPif, ^rniJr, ^ri?f »l^Si, ^FT^- 
 
 01 n. ^KF(. 
 
 Site, «. local position, \. Place. ?vtst m- F<T?5 «. SPT «. q^«. 
 
 Purification of a s. for buildings, sacrifice, &c. rT^^f- 
 ST «». TTcSg^/. 
 
 S. of a ruined heuse. q?ZT »«. ^jor «■ ^T^^jf ??2. 
 Sitter, n. Sitting, j?. a. v. V. 1. iWiRT, 5TOr5F?T, <fec. arr- 
 
 Sitting, w. y. V. 1. sj^iir ti.'kzw.f ^T^^/. C^%?T «». g'q%?T- 
 
 5 si^or w.lfs^/. cm>jft/. 
 
 At one 8. ^^q^Tofr, ^^ ^i^'jftfr, IJ^T '^^T^f^. 
 Sjtuate, Situated, o. placed with respect to any other object. 
 
 2 icj«y in any state with regard to men or things. ^^- 
 
 ?v^r, &c. arq^'/^n^r, aT^?'<nsrnT, a^^?'<T in comp. 
 To be 8. a^^4Tr/.-&c. ar^^Jf g. ofs. 
 Situation, n. local respect, v. Place, "^-[m f. ?'ar^ n. f^iT- 
 f^TT'oi'. ^?r/. 3TSF?»TR n. a^aft'^frT/. T^ ». 
 
 2 ^/a/c, Y. Condition. ar^'-tfT/. ^<[TT/. [r*TS ;;, 
 
 3 place, appointment, y. Post. ^TT/. STHTJft/. ?'<??; or 
 Sj.y, (j. ?f|r, T^in comp. q^ in ccmp. [ f^p. 
 
 Aggregate ofs. jf^R^/. Sigr ?»• ^^¥T «. ?R5 m. «. T- 
 Sixea and sevens. H<MKr. ( literally thirteen & 
 twelve ). 
 
 2 ( on a dice &c. ) ?T^ or ^^ m. 
 Six-fingered, a. ?T|raR-5TT, wt^^. 
 Six-fold, a. ^^\^7.^ "WV^i "^^. 
 Six-footed, a. ?Tf iTT^i^, W^NT^ft, ^^. 
 Six-sided, a. ^^N?J, "TIR^. 
 Six-toed, a. ^rsfr^^TT, "Ttn^. 
 
 Sixtee:?, a. msr, "srrf ?r.
 
 793 
 
 SKI 
 
 Aggregate or body of s. men. #o5qft/. 
 Consisting of s. {payli, mauuds, candies, &c.). ?ft^c5r. 
 Sixteenth, a. ^t^qr. 
 Sixth, a. ^^r. 
 Sixtieth, a. ?rreRT. 
 
 SiXTT, a. WS, Tf^.— one, ^:p?r2, ^^RI?;— two, qrw^, SJRI- 
 
 ?,— three, ir?T^, '^'^Z or fffhr?;— lour, =^W'?, ^mZ;— 
 
 Ave, qf^re, qRT?:;— six, B^?r?, ^^RR';— seven, ^?T«q, 
 
 ?m^— cig-ht, arS^TSy'JTS^?; — nine, ^^u|^ri<,<(^iJr??TTT. 
 
 A-eofs. ^I5t/. 
 
 Aggregate of s. ^TSt /• 
 
 Size, n. hulk, magniiude. 3TT^KfTTfT n. 3TT?;frfJTrfT n. ^^y^- 
 
 Disparity or iueqality of s.?rr^7nftiTR;f^.?5T|^*^Tft/. 
 
 2 glue, paste, f^^,7:^^ n. SSRqoT n. f^^ZJm.m^m. ^55/ 
 
 To Size, f . a. arrange according to size. ^T^^(i^^] m.- 
 
 2 glue, paste. f^=Jj?:=fiir, ^5E0I. 
 Sized, o. having a particular magnitude. 3TI+KMT, 3TT<prn^l. 
 SizY. See Yiscous. ['Rt/. H5T»». 
 
 Skain, Skein, «. Aawl- {of thread, Sfc. ). ^^%, n. qrs n. qpf- 
 
 S. doubled up. ^^ ?n. 
 
 Skeleton, w. connected hones of an animal without the flesh. 
 
 ^hTT n^l'^ m. i^l m. 3T^»Tq^T m. ^rS^fW «. ^TTTaJTw. 
 
 Eeduced to a s. f^Tf^'tTTT^stTT. 
 
 To become or be a mere s. ^ftToETw. ^orft-TT^^r. of a. 
 
 2 fig. compages, case, v. Feame. ?nmT m. ^ft'PTCT m. 
 
 To Sketch, v. a. trace the outline of, T. To Delineate. 
 
 ar^ot, ^•fiT^i ^r^iJr, ^m.-^^^m.-&c. ^P\i^-^:^g.ofo. \ 
 Sketch, Sketching, «. t.V.— orf.st^nrn.&c.si^'jft/'.stJF^n. 
 
 I. outline, general delineation. H^^TT m. ^^T^TT »». f^5f «. 
 
 %?T m. ^H-MIrT »«. 
 
 Eougb s. 3TrT<<?fT »«. T^ »i. ^V^T m. 
 Skeweb, «. wooden or iron pin. ^{^ f. V^SVfjf. 
 Skiff, «. small boat, v. Vessel. FJ^PT^'ret /■ ft'ft /. 
 Skilful, Skilled, a. y. Cleveu, Knowing. ^^?5, ++f<Mt, 
 
 ^?Tn:, =^, f 1^, g^TJ, ^Tt^FT, f^rO, f^;??Hrft or f^tt, ?jt- 
 if?T 07- ?[, sf;^^?r, jfv^rfTrft, flr^^ar, ^t^itctc, ^jtm^Toi or 
 
 3Tl%fT. [ or ^m^noE'Ji. 
 
 To be s. through conversancy or practice. vTM^ToiiTr 
 Skilfullt, adv. V. A. ^^Tol>Tt^R, =^5Jn%, ^T^?^T^,fnn- 
 
 |#, 5^t^, &c. ^f^q-^T, 5^T, spni^TW^. 
 Skilfulness, Skilledness, n. v. A. ^^ToETutt «). ^giTUITm. 
 
 giT^OTT m. &c. =5rTi7'f «• ^nTTT /. 3Tlur?1EE or ^^^m^S f. 
 
 5?^^r/"%^?^^^ w. ?rq^ «. sT^ftTiTT/. hi<n>'H «. 
 Skill, n.fimiliar Jcnotcledge tvith dexterity. 'Tpp /. 5^/. 
 f^jpHrr/. ^.^ or Jp^r/. spoSTf ^r5?TT/. =F?JT=Pt^?^ n. ^^. 
 X^f. =^l^^ n. ^Z^ n. ift^?q- n. ^^^^f. sp^q n. ^- 
 
 Mnxtf^^mtf. qsrfxi n. ^fr^w^f. ^m^fnf^f ^m^f. 
 
 ^^ m.f. ^^m^f. ?jrT m. UT'ft/. 
 Skillet, n. vessel with a handle for heating in. Wm. m. 
 
 To Skim, v. a. clear off from the surface. 5rRTpf-&c. spwot, 
 IJRof, ^rrfot, JR^ot, tJT7T *K<Ji, tJT^/.-&c. ^T;dt^. o/o. 
 
 2 takeoff the scum from. H^S/.-JT^T/.-Bl^/.-&c. ^S- 
 
 A basket or bowl for skimming sugarcane juice, Ac, 
 
 5nt»rr »«. ^rrc n. 
 
 3 /JAM «f«r //;c surface, glide along the surface of. ^^- 
 
 ?^, w^R?r-^R^-&c. ^r^ with ErsTT 0/ 0. 
 
 To Skim, v. n. glide along. ^iMeof, fl^^Rot, +)<M?-i-H<<J.i:H' 
 
 ^m-=q-i?iCTr, ^7?3Ti- prep. 3fir<jf-=5rRDT, -^TRSfr mc^ ^jrof-^r- 
 
 2 over; read or attend iosiipcrjicially. HTTHTt-tR^^-TTTT- 
 
 g'TT-Ac. TT^nf, ^5nHrrf=5n?i'=rr-3T^€f3fif-%T5r5Fif-&c. Trpf. 
 
 Skimmeb, »i. tttensil to skim with. ^RT m. f^i^ «. 
 
 Skim-milk, «. ^rt ;?rK?;p5 ^*l w. 
 
 Skimminqlt, adv. t. V. N. 1. ^^Hd-Ml', 'TrHT'TS or ?f. 
 
 2 JRcR, gr?:^T?Ft or ?ft, ^n^, T^rrT'R. 
 Skimmings, n. matter skimmed. ^RT/. 
 Skin, n. the natural covering of animals. ^FRTSt/. r^^\J. ^- 
 ^5 n. =srrrr5t/. ^irft/. ^'f "• — as enveloping the body, 
 'ffRT^/ m^A n. ^A<^i\ f. ^rra/— as rubbed or peeled 
 oft", m^f. n. ?fT^?:t or t[f. 
 A hanging strip of s. ^\r{\ n. 
 
 Insensibility of s. tactus imminulus. ^'I'mF^*'! f. ^fj- 
 =ft5q-<TT/. ?:i^»jf^Rrm »i. 
 True s. SlfR^ra/. ^^^f. 
 
 To save one's s. to save one's lacon. (iTl or tf^ itsY^ 
 fffqw-g^'if-'TR 'T5iiir-&c. 
 
 2 pelt, V. Hide. ^FRIS or ^FRTTft. '^f^HTw.SfT'St^/.FR'Tn. 
 
 3 V. Husk. ^Hc^qr «. S^9k5 «. Rirf+I>n. ftJrldl »». 
 
 4 ( as of kernels, certain fruits, &c. ). ^FT^ITT m. ^"^IX m. 
 To Skin, v. a. flay, ^jml «.-f^^/.-?rrf7/.-&c. :fT5ot 3- ofo. 
 
 To Skin, v. n.— a wound. ^^^/. vTTof. 
 Skin-deep, o. t. Supeeficial. ^t^t^t, ^V^\, 
 Skin-flint, «. v. Misee. 5ptrff^«nF, T?^'^^^. 
 Skinned, p.y. V. qjRft ^rr^^?5T, ^'wrfrfl, &c. ^r^,f^??^^. 
 Skinnt, a. T. Lean. «?<TRtS, ^Tf^^fT, =SfHJTT5fRf?T^. 
 To Skip, v. n. leap, spring, <.^-c. ftTm «. H-^rit, fe^^T, J^, 
 T5rTT5?T adv. ^l^-=m?S^, 5fH/-g?r'TfH/-&c. ^^. 
 
 2 ca;;er (iJoj<<, v. To Fbisk. ^pJf, =Tr^<iif, ^T^^ 3T''r, 
 
 mc5^, 5rr»Ti''t. 
 
 3 over ; v. To Omit. ^oE'tt, 'llojui. 
 
 To Skip, V. a. pass over, tniss, omit. sffrTT, 3T?Roi, ^iSfTf, 
 
 Skip, Skipping, n. v. V. N. 1. f^^ n. f^ w. &c. gfrt /. 
 
 ^?iq1^ /. |rTliT^ n. n^^prif Hf^T^/. 
 
 2 TS<Jr n. iff JTRiJl w. &(\ T^/. 
 
 S. of ft flat stone Ac. skimming water. ^ft^R/. 
 Skip-jack, a. g-STORcij^, TRT^. 
 Skipped, ^.v. V. A. ^E?5?5r, WR^arr, Ac. airTftfr. 
 Skippjb, n. Skippiso, p. a.y. N, 1. fi^vJ er^iWRT, 7577??^-
 
 ^SLA^ 
 
 ^roTKT, &c. ^jtithY. 
 
 2 31'JTm, ?n=5TTnT, Tim JTROTTTT, Ac. [?jl5rT»«. 
 
 I. captain of a merchant vessel, f^^^t n?5^fTT^-&c. HT- 
 To Skiemish, v. n.Jijht sli'jhtlij at a distance, or in small 
 
 parties. SPHFr '?r?n?ft/.-5f5<TT?n<n /-HT^Hr^/.-??V'Fmr^- 
 
 ^ ?I7Tf /.--.to. =qraarry. f/o. J^TT ?55T^/. =ROT, 
 Skibmish, SKiRMisnisG, n. v. V. SJ^-^l^'i^'T/. ^fsHiys"/!/. 
 
 era «./. ^nJT'^/. ^frqFT^ft^/. ^PFRFF/tit cis:^/. 15^ 
 
 Skibt, n. ( of a garment ) lotver and loose part. %^ m. ^foE 
 
 VI. ^r^ w. 5fR^ «i. q^ ?». qs5^/)(>p. ^nr^ w. %?: m. qrnr- 
 
 <T m. ^PTT m. 
 
 To wave the s. ( in order to summon ). q^ m. ?:Hvijf, 
 
 To beckon by waring a s. qi?^f%ffr, qif-i'^uH/. +^u|_ 
 
 2 V. Edge. ^Ffs ?». f^J^TKT ot. ^ ?«. sri^Tm m. 
 
 3 ( esp. of a turban or sash ). ?THr!r or ^TH?5T w. 
 
 4 or skh'is; precincts, v. Bordeu. ^^/. pop. ^T^f. ^T? 
 wt. qra^T m. ^/. f^KT 0'- ^KT m. 
 
 To Skiet, v. a. form a border to, run along tlie edges. sfT^/. 
 
 Skihted, a. that has a skirt or border. ^^, ^toE^. 
 Skittish, a. %, tj-c. ^rpfj or ^^r:, g^^rn, f^t^, f^^^r or 
 
 2 ¥. Fkiskx. HI^<i, q;s5?qT. 
 Skittishsess, m. t. A. 1. ^z'J^fm. ^^j^vrmnt. &c. 
 
 2 jfT^RT'irrOT. f ^/. K^/. 
 
 Skbken, Skulk, Skull. See Scbeen, &c. 
 Skt, n. aerial region, Sjc. v. Heaven. 3TTI^<w arrTTSEn. 3TT- 
 ^r^T in.n. arr^KHn. f^ITras. il»T^». smft^Jn. 3f?r^T5rw. sry 
 n. ^TTrt. ^=(5R?^. 5zftJi?i. 
 
 Mackerel s. ^?n:/. [m^T?:/. 
 
 Eedness of s. at sunrise and sunset, rffsf/. <TfqT<?t/. 
 The s. is overcast. 3T>Tr55 STO. 
 SkT-COLOEED, a. 3TT?Hr?ft, aiKHMli'INI, STT^^T^of, 
 Skt-kissing, Skt-kissed, o. TiI^^fT, iFT?r^, 5T*r^^ 
 
 or 55ft, >FT?rrat Ttsomr. 
 
 Skt-laek, «. ^?^HT or 'Hhi+TT'". *Ji+7i(|wJ. ^Ft^^HTW. 
 
 Skt-laeking. See To Feolic. 
 
 Skt-hoht, w. tvindow in the top of a house, qfin. fTRW- 
 
 ^JM or ?fm>i. ^^^^'n. n. 
 Skt-eocket, n. — the fire work, ^^i or ^i\jf. 5fmw». 
 
 Bundle of twenty four sky rockets. %=^f. 
 Slab, n. planl or table of stone, f^^ pop. ^f|o5/. ^f. 
 S. for grinding condiments, &c. <jmm. f^^TTq^OT. 
 Slabbee, n. saliva drivelling from the mouth. ?5T3/. 
 To Slabber, v. n. drivel, cjc. OT3/.-H?qt?rwJ. naot-qT^ToEiif 
 
 9- o/». ?5ra/. iraoi-?:pf;iTf^ tMoEoif. 
 
 Slabbeeee, ?i. Slabbebino,;). o. v. V. JSR TTSiinTT, &c. 
 
 Fir^^, -llct'||cc4<I, ^ T ^H I ^MI 
 Slack, a. not tensc^ ,|c. y. Loose. f^?5T, ^,fj;5rrr,>^ (re- 
 
 mw. ^A^ slackish ), t^f^s, (fppg-^ 3^?^^^, ^g;, 3Ka- 
 
 794 stA 
 
 rRoE, 555^7. 
 
 A s. rein, lit. Jig. \^f\ f. 
 
 S. from the twist liavinj^ run back, ^^m or 3^c5. 
 
 2 rickety, not fast. f^olfiqasT, %5f^5ftrr, 3B;, "KI^^^T, 
 
 s'q^ 0'- Bfq^, ?5iq55 or ?ifq»55. 
 
 3 rfwi.^?. (J-c. fs-?^r, ^■■7, g??r, fsif^^, nsrrat cr ^qr/qfr, 
 
 "hsrfr, "'l^'rr, n^TT, HT^T, H55lT5fT^, gTTSSrT^, 31?J5J?ftn- 
 T?5SffftfT, STPJIT^ or ^, filsSJ. 
 
 4 loose jointed. fer'Tr, ^11, f^Tf*Ic5?iffcT. 
 
 5 See Sr.ow. 
 To Slack, To Slacken, v. a. make less tense. Sfc. ^OT-^^T- 
 
 2 V. To Eemit. f^-fnf^f5-&c. sRur, fe^/.-&c. ^wf 
 -gr'if y. ofo. 1%?5ifjr^-&c. qTiir, ^w!.-^Tw.-&c. ^iftq;T- 
 wry. 0/0. 
 
 3 See To Slake. 
 To Slacken, v. n. become less tense, ^c. fe5r-^te-JB?I-f^lf4^ 
 
 -&c. ^r&T-fp=i vTT^, i?7m^. 
 
 2 become remiss, d,'c. f^^JT-ste-^^-Ac. ^ixii-^?i vTT^, fq- 
 
 Slacklt, C(/y. V. A. 1. ftr5T (/eeZ. 5t?5,1i?r, fe^rfllHT decl. 
 
 3 f%^qarT^, fs?5T#?f, gHT?^, 3TT«WT^, &c. 3TT3?T =P^^, 
 
 Slackness, k. y. A. 1. f^^qwrwi. ^?rqtiiTOT. ?i?5qoTrw. &o. 
 ferf/.tif<T?^«. 
 
 2 %5sf^55qt7nOT. &C. %5E%cE^/. 
 
 3 ^teqoTPK. g^q'JTTwj. &c. r^rfis/fsi^/. ^/. 3ttoe?tm. 
 ^T^/. Hqrf /. H^m?«. iT?[t/. q?^». r. er, sTTaRTat/. 
 
 Slain, ^j- v. V. *TT^^3T, f^^ HKrfrfl. 
 
 2b Slake, «. o. (lime). qT<Jft«.m3^,f^T3R'if,f^5Iot, grrjr^ot. 
 
 2 See To Quench. 
 To Slake, v. n. — lime. JHrtOi_ 
 To Slam, v. a. shut with force and noise. *TS!?j?r-':r5f^?ft-'J- 
 
 S^H M ^d -ai i i^db^ -3TTq^-Hr5qT#-^^TTT^-&c. ?5T^5r-5?^ 
 
 To Slaneee, v. a. malign, traduce, defame.^ Sfc. v. To As- 
 peese. gqjpT n.-di^M<i or rTinn/.-aTToE/. m.-&c. ^?;of- 
 
 armoi, HqfFT »;. ^^ loith ^x of 0. =Er^ or ^^v^t^f. ^.- 
 ^- ?rtiDf .9. 0/0. jq?ff /.-^j^ /. ^"ii-q^or g. of 0. ^nf- 
 5 n.-&c. r^-^fT?OT-&c. ^/. ^my. 0/ o. «pR3^ f^rr^ 
 
 Slahdee, n. false or malicious report to the injttry of another, 
 5(t5TC or 5fT?7H: n. g^R m. at^^m or ^^^r{f. 3TI55 OT./. ^. 
 ^r^ or ^\^i\f. ^n^Jt/. ifirTfS or '^VViZ n. ^^^^ or z 
 n. «r?5r5 n. <Mrtisi »»■ ^^il^l w. 3T7T«f?T/. ^/. 'TTfew or 
 
 ^/- q^'^ «• ff^Fn^/. gf^iTT/. srq^'^m. 3Tf*T^Trq «i. 
 
 ar^^TT/. f^fJTrT «. 4(^+4 «. "%Tr5 ». — in cant phrascol. 
 Slandeeed, p.y.Y. 3TT5E qrt^OT-^Mrfrfl-aTM?!!, &c. arfir- 
 
 sirer, arfn^m, arfn^fq^, 3Tq^T%. 
 Slandeeee, n. Slandeeing, p. a. v. V. ?n!FH w^r, Ac,
 
 ^ SLA \ 
 
 ^rj^^sf^, i^Hf^, 5I1?^f^t or ?ft, ^5t^T?qT or c5qT,%^r- 
 
 st, f jrra'^n:, f <:ts or =r^roE & ^icc#t, aTs^Hfft or fqr, 
 aiT^rr^, arfn^w^, aifn^ffl'^, arf'T^i^R^'rTf,— in caut 
 
 pliraseol. =q+-Kpl=^r. 
 SLiNDEBOus, a. See Sr,A>-DEiiKH. 2 contahiinj slander, ca- 
 limnious. ^^\^\^ f^^ft^, =^^5t^T, &c. 5T>mt, fTf^, 
 
 Slandeeouslt, ado. V. A. H"?rPT ^3r?T-^^^-&c. ^^rft ^C- 
 
 ?r-^'j5, 3TR %3;^, 5n?j?: t=^, &e. 
 
 Slang, «. ^oic, r«(y(7r language. 3Tr5#IHt/. 3T5Til'^ €^r?ft/. 
 Slant, Slanting, To Slant, &c. See Slope, Sloping, &c. 
 Slap, n. Mow leifh the open hand. =^T?T:f or ^q^T^/. ^TT^ 
 
 /. ^r<T7/. *»! 5iTTq^/. VT^?!^/ '<T5PP3/. tTT^r or ^^^\ 
 m. trcqr ?». tTTT^OT. tTKT^I m. q^?!^/. q-ct?;^/. S'TS/. =q- 
 S=P/. ^f^'JI or ^J^nn/. =5B^'jfT or ^^T^^rofr/. ^^^"Jft/. 
 
 One subject to slaps & cuffs. irrT^^riT^, iTCcfj^fg;^ 
 
 •■4CT5^i^=F, ^RTisrrf^, '^Rs^nsq?, vfpre?rT^^. 
 
 To threaten a s. '<TN?/. S'TR'if. 
 Slap, adv. with a sudden ^" smart How. ?T-^UT-^T->ic. ^T- 
 
 ^q or ^\ ( intens. l:^K^., ^"Tm ). 
 Slap, Slapdash, adv. with vehemence, iirompiness, and heed- 
 
 lessnes.i of action, v. Impetuously, Smack. gqiS-^H, rf- 
 
 sr^^rrn, ^TT=?5TTJt, &e. mr.^ irn:, q?T^iT-q;^-1^^ft-&c. qij- 
 
 TiP Slap, v. a. siriJce ivilh the open hand or something fat. 
 
 ^^nrraot, >t5^^, "f^^tstot, =^^^\^;f.-'^^f.-&c. ^]l■^- 
 
 /.-.<cc. :s^. 
 
 To s. the face. 4?riTT5ar. 
 Slapping, a. See Laege. 
 
 To Slash, v. a. cut liolentli/ &( at random. qn-TI^, ^K'^fl'- 
 ^qTST-^TT^tT-c'ic. ffrfJi-^I^-Ac. -cTq^FT^^ or qsr^r^or, 
 
 ?TR?5ot, ^^?Rcit, ^^^CTi, HT^-^^ft /.-^qraTft/.-^=5f^F^/. 
 
 intens. ^^^=5fpr m.-&c ^of. 
 Slash, n. long cut or wound. ^r^\t['^-&.c. =#?/. ^TR W- "l^r- 
 
 Slashinqlt, adv. v. V. tT^q-^T or ;fft, ^=5f^=^ or ^\^-~inlcns. 
 q;^^?f, tTHTarfT, g?:T?f=r, j??ra3, STT^q. 
 
 Slate, n. ^^ ^rcfnsfT H3^ 7^? 3Tf|, ?!tt=e^t f^qt ?rf ^ fmm, 
 
 2 i^JW «Zai of stone, "^ftq/. Am. f^qjosT'/. 
 
 3— for writing on. ^itsNT c ?^^ qT?t/. ^^/.is com 
 
 monly used in schools, &c. 
 Slattekn, n. V. Slut. ariSSTr f I^^^t m^^f- ^Fl»TTr/. 
 
 To dress as a s. ^'H n. %^i7r ^ot-wsm. 
 To Slaughter, J). (I. V. To Kill. w.\zii, w.'^^> f.-^T 
 
 !^m ^\€tf.-W-^ «.-^,^^ n.-&c. ^.X^ g. of a. ^T^of. 
 
 2~a butcher. TRot, q^rqw. 
 Slauobteb, w. t. V. ^]Z^ n. W-'^^f- ^IT w. mz^^^ZXf. ^- 
 
 '05 
 
 SLE 
 
 ^ "• 'JS^ «• 'f?"'/- f^R^^/'O/j. f^ip^ n. B^R 7/1. 
 - HR^ n. qpTTJI «. 
 Slave, n. person wholly under the power of anuther. ?Ttt, ^■ 
 ^ or stt^, ^ssm, H^ffTF. 
 
 Dealer in s. -girls, ^.^^\^\pr_ 
 
 Domestic s. n^5m. \r\% f. 
 
 Female s. ^fW.f. SRll/. ^\t[ f. ~Ai\f. ^tJisfiox/. 
 
 Home-born s. sffl^r^^. 
 
 Male child of a female b. of the state. ^Tr,i\\ m. 
 
 Offspring of a female s. ^i^f^^pqR c. qr| c. qrsin m. n- 
 ?5r^ m. ^^r or qfijr »«. ^\t['^^, nn^w »«. iHTRi'T/. 
 
 I am your s., your humble (servant, Ac. ifT Hfli- 
 
 cflrq?^r->tc. ^^m^^ m^, ^ ^j«[-:fl\^p:\-&c. ^\^■A^ -iff . 
 
 2 iig. o«e tcho slaves for another. Tll^frffy. o/«. 
 To Slave, «. m. t. To Laeor. JT^?:q^ w. /i.-qr^nisFllm.;)/ 
 &c. W.X^, ^hH\ ^.fi n. pi. :^, ^cOT, n-ff T'!''!, T??r«i;- 
 
 f^x\ f. W'l^, q;^qT T^gr^ qr^ «. htot. 
 
 Slave-teajie, w. nssTHHr-Ac. sq-i^rR »». 
 Slatee, To Slatee. See Slabbee, To Slabbee. 
 Slatery, n. bondage, servitude, sjSqorr w>. '.MIHMVIT wi. T^r- 
 
 2 drudgery, v. Laboe. ^J^rs^"? «i.^'?. H^Rq^? »«.;>/. 
 Slatish, Slamshness. See Servile, Seetilitt. 
 To Slat, v. a. v. To Kill. iTRof ,. fii^'H K«i, ^HK w.-:tW wi. 
 
 im g. ofo. 5r*T WI.-&C. ^fm g. of o. 
 Seatee, n. Seating,/!, a. v. \. TRiTRT, &c. 
 Sledge, m.— the hammer, q-^ or ^^ ?«.— the wiclder of It. 
 
 ^"TqrCt m. 
 
 2 a carriage without whcels.^^'^^^;j^\ m^t/. qrr^JTR". 
 Sleek, a. See Smooth. 2 plump, filled ouf.^ ^c Jirs?!, 1- 
 
 snstH, n^t^pftrT, 'js'jslff, ?rr^r, ^jrr^Fr^. 
 
 Sleekness-, n. v. A. 2. TTS^qaTr m. nF^ferrqoTT ??». 'TSJ'jfqrj 
 
 q^rr m. &<:. 
 
 To Sleep, v. n. RT^of, #T/.-5=ft^/.-f%^r/. qiir or in. con. 
 %aT-?5TT0T, 5[t^RT n.- ^ic^r/.-^q^ m.-KJJT w. «.-gfJT/-&c. 
 
 To desire to s. ?ft«,t/. %^ i«. rOH. 
 To go to s. fig. s»iA; into heedlessness, f^m. /^giq^. 
 To 8. at ease ( i. c. in rich realization of comfort 
 and' security ). 5<.S'i,l<j^ f^^ot, ^m^^ ^^TW, TT^H 
 
 f^^or, ?rT5rq;r^T f^^oj. 
 
 2 wo? /o Je noticed or agitated, v. To Eest. tjut f l aui 
 Sleep, n. ^fq/. fH^T^w;-. ^:^/.5[IiRr «. ffff/. gnn. Rirqm. 
 
 ^Wf^I='Hi'+l< "I. 
 
 A good s. ^1T. ^ffq./"- <T5R5ftq/. 
 
 Breaking or interruption of s. ^vmvsf. ?frjmr5 or 
 ^JHTS/. f^RTT m. 
 
 Dead s. CiTTO f^r/. 3Tr^<tf^T/. iTmjjf^T/. 
 
 Fatal or uulucky s. sfTT^^iq f. 
 
 Morning s. or snooze, mm^hf. "Tt^mt ^ffq/. 
 
 Overcome with s. f^rf ^7, f^^RTFr, f^T^npfrf, 
 
 Sound s. Fast s. gjfJT./f 
 
 That is iu a. sound s. g?R".
 
 SLI 
 
 796 
 
 SLI 
 
 Waking or light 8. ^rTfftgfq/ 3TPT?frfH^r/. 
 
 To tiilk ill s. ^ft^TiT'T, W^'TI^r'rr or aJlisuTT^aT, afr'^I'T. 
 Sleep- WALKEB, &o. See .^Somnambulist, i>vc. 
 SlEEPEn, Sleepino, p. a. v. V. giq ^OTTTT, ^It 'i{\^^\- 
 
 I. occupied with shep. 5J(q qiq^T^T, f^^i^T^T. 
 
 Sleepikess, n. v. A. f?T^r^TOTr»i. f^^T^qtnr»i. &c.f^^T^T/. 
 
 «ft/. ?t^/. ?i?T7- f^?^t5T/. 
 SLEEPI.ES3, a. tvilhout sleep. ^\^ ^n^vf^W.] p\^^\^^-T.^r^■ 
 
 Sleeplessness, n. v. A. f^TTTsr m. fi^^K\f'^r^ n. f^^T|> 
 SlEEPy, «. haliiually disposed to sleep, f^^f , ^fTTTf , fH^T- 
 
 ?5 or a, 5ff<^, n^IT, ^T?T^ft?7, ^qt^, ^^Wsft??, ^i?!^. 
 
 2 overcome hxj sleepiness. ??T5ft 31M?5T, 't'ft 31I?5?5T, ^Tff- 
 
 Sleepy-head, ?». t. Sluggaed. ^T^ ?«. q'RS «. 
 Sleepy-headed, a. See Sleepy. 
 
 Sleet, n.fall of hail ^ rain. iTRt^<TT3CH m. gq^R|f%/. 
 Sleeve, m. covering for the arm. ^uf\f. ai^rl^l/. ^mTT m. 
 To laugh in one's s. ir?rm ^TO'if, WiStfr ^?I^, <T^»: 
 
 Sleight, n. (of hand) v. Jugglery, ^th^^fst^/. fm^SPFt- 
 
 Slerdeb, a. i7i!«, si™, ij-c. qmoE, qFrafift or t^, BS'f^'TRfar, 
 ?f3^rrt3,f^qoE, w55T,fifR^ or fqR^i5E,f^^PP?:ori%^qn-- 
 
 7, 3T^r55, ?TTf t'ft or i^T, ^ref'^T, qBI^ifT, '(^f'fr, "^^ft 
 
 2 smaZZ, inconsiderable.^ weak;feelle, Sfc. VT3T, ^FI^, 3T- 
 
 3 Y. Inadequate, Scanty. ifrST, 3T<TTHT, ^ff^^TTT. 
 
 Slendee-waisted, o. qrft^ HT^r^r, ^trft^ ^^t^, f%^fl:, 
 
 StENDEENESS, 71. Y.A.I. qRotlJOTI «. ^?^?^TrIoiq'JTT tn. ifTf^^- 
 qtiTT 7?». Ac. TFTSHTf/. qm5^/. SITT,^/. ^n^^FRT m. ^'^- 
 
 2 vrlT'JTr m. ^^'mm m. 3Tr<mT/. &c. 
 
 To Slew, v. o. v. To Slue, jps'awf. 
 
 2b Slice, V. a. cut into slices. ^"^ or <f\^} f. pl.-&c. Jp^of 
 
 5r. o/ 0. "Pf^, ^FT^ot. 
 Slice, «. iJ/tiw broad piece. «pt^ (fjw. ipiiFoff/. <fti/. %^W^^ «. 
 
 2 jjifife sZt'ff (f o/. f^^ or Z^ f. iff^T «i. t^^f. sm 
 »i. ?Rft/. ?:5rn' m. ^f. n. dim. H^^ n. j<T?rr »?. cZm. 5- 
 
 <T?^/. tr"T?=sT M. (Z««8. tTq?5t/. q?rqT m. rf/«i. tf^qt/. 
 
 A circular s. ^sf^Frft/. =5I^F5ra «. =qq;55ft/. 
 
 3 ( esp. of fruits ). ^FPT or ^j^rq/ "FTS/. ^FH^/. ^RTSET 
 
 wi. qr^/. ^%f. 
 To Slide, v. n. move smoothly alon/^, t. To Slip, To Glide. 
 
 traT^, ga^, y^qdur, qroEot, f^^^^, ^^or or gr^wf , 
 
 ^T^StT-tKH-i^i a(Zy. ^M-=EfT?5>jf-&C. ^f^q fW.-fNl M.-&C. 
 3»^. 
 
 2— on ice. fir^Sf^ qTiiriEr?:-&e. qfl?:;^ ^T"?!. 
 2b Slide, v. a. toith in. gq^of, gq?P1 ms<jf. 
 Slide, n. place to slide on. ^^'"3/. ^fff n. ^BTTT/. 
 Slight, a. small, thin, S(c. v. Slendek. qms, «nft^, f^R^o!; 
 
 or f^^T^E, +I'1'{1, ^'?='T. 
 
 2 «o< strong, not cogent, not forcible, v. Light, Flimsy. 
 ^^^r, ?^^, «lTft^, qi^PoE, 5^f?5T, ^J^rfOTjP, ^Hvfr?', ^- 
 
 3 little, faint, feeble. ^?5^T, ^TTf^F, g?^^, qFI^l, ^fTotrl ^ 
 qSoErf or ^55 JT ^S Tff^, ^« ^ ^a?tT, ^TOT =T ^I"Jmr. 
 
 2b Sliout, t'. a. 7ter/lect, disregard, V. To CoNTEMN, To Neg- 
 lect. ^^ PTR'Jf-^TiJr, jq^^ijf, 3To"^^iJi, fot^T^KTm, 3^^- 
 ?^, \m, STSRin, g-smof, J^Riit, 1T550T/.-?M?TT/.-lF5^tf 
 /.-l3^r/.-|3T/.-3T51fTT/.-m «.-&c. ^CTi ^. of o. 
 
 Slight, Slighting, n. v. V. ^^^ m. 3T^^ot n. &c. 3^^T 
 »n. 3T^OT. 1?5?fT/. f?5r/ |^??f5/. ^q?^T/.31WT/- ^T^T- 
 i\m\ m. ^T^]-^]^f. ^wn^^]f. 'fl^qcTTT «. 
 
 To treat Tivith e.xceedinn- s. qtctl «. ^;k=T ?1^^. 
 
 Slighted, p. t. V. ars^^rrJrJT, &c. g'qf^TFr, 'flsfHTf^cr, a^cfq- 
 
 Slighteb, n. Slighting, p. a. t. V. 3T^iTT^, 3^^T W- 
 
 OTRT, &c. g-q?^, 3T^0T^-&c.^^f-:rR'\-&c. 
 Slightingly, flrfi;. V. A. 3'q?TT^€=T-q€H, ^SWS ^^?T, ij- 
 
 q?^5't%, ^q^irq^^. 
 
 Slightly, adv. v. A. 3. ^<m\ decl. -A<\'-hW decl. sjr^ decl. 
 
 ^F^^iqji^T (/ec-?. &c. 
 Sljohtness, «. T. A. 1. qidoiqui] m. silfc^qiJTT ?». ?3;?^Trfr/. 
 
 ir^-r^'j. &e. qm^sTj/. qms^/. f^i^^^ft/. 
 
 2 ^%q'iTT »». 5iTft^f>qoTT '". qi+^quiT m. ?r^Rqair ?«. &q. 
 
 3 ^3%q"JTT «». ^rrft^qiTT m. &c. 
 
 Slim, a. v. Slendee. qpToE, qTrrafift or iqr, ?f5qRToE, ^l^Fqi? 
 
 rT5E, SfTft^, N^l^, (i%ft 3lfnr^r, f%T^ or f^:pT3, ^ll^t- 
 
 Tft or Tqr, q;^tnt, ^J^TfT, ^FRf ST. 
 Slime, ». ^n/re, Sfc. iTT?5 ot. T^I/. 
 
 2 ( of plants, &c. ). ^^ m. J|55'W »». 
 
 3 ( of animals ). ^TR/. ?5To5/. sffe w. sfSE^T »». 
 
 Slimness, w. v. a. qifT^qtiTT ot. ^sqTrTsq'JrT »i. &c. qmsnf/ 
 
 qirfaft/. [ H3T 
 
 Slimy, a. v.N. f%?;|rTa or air or ?,^t, n?5T?^rr, f^firaftrT, ^ 
 Sling, «. — the weapon. 'H'F'Jt/. [ qi?5 ot. 
 
 Stone of a s. nr^JiI^ST m. 'it'F'JI'lRT m, {^t\f. ^t[ 
 
 Strap ofa s. q>5«. [ f?T?T ». 
 
 2— as for a vessel, &c. ni% or f^i% «. ?f?raft or ^fma^/. 
 
 Basket confined within a s. T'lT^'jft or f^T^R'Tt./". 
 
 Cord around a vessel for the s. f^T^Ioft/. — Vessel so 
 furnished f^^Frat/. 
 3 — for a weight or load. ?T5r^0T or ^mor/.M. ^^f. 
 
 S. for four carriers. ^^^W-n. 
 4— for a basket, &c. try\f.%J^ f. f?T^Toit or f?l^RtJ\V. 
 
 5 pole with slings. ^^ or Sfift/. ^^\^Zf. HT^f^/. 
 
 6 ( with a wooden bottom ). f^^R^/. 
 
 7 ( for an arm, &e. ). IFSTat/. 3l"ia^'^«. 
 
 ^ juice of sugarcane not dvly itispisstited.^>]W.^ /. 'fpff'
 
 SLI 
 To Slino, v. a. cast by n slinj. <n>l>"l'f, 'Ti'P''ft^ %^>if-HTT"'t, 
 
 2 ( a pitcher, a basket, &c. ). f^^FTT^, f^^a^t. 
 To &hiSK,v.n. steal aivay^ slip off. n^q &c. f^^ ^Tof, 
 
 ^"it, qjT^, "TTTf, ^hr ?IT^ VIVT ^:^, HnT^OT, ^i% =^^- 
 
 2 miseai-ri/,—oi beasts. TPT^ or TTH?^, TT'TOfS'T, irT 
 
 iTo Slip, v. n. slide, ^-c. f^w^iif, PffT^ot, f^r-JH ^TiJt, I^T^of , 
 ^^ITOT, ?TTTJot, ^R^'it, m^^ WHT^'OT, ^T^oT, ^^^^, 
 53^, ^T^'&T, — with a uoise. W^^ "'' T|T^'Sf. 
 
 To s.— the tougue. fsfs^ /- ^^ "T^St. 
 2 /(tZZ I'w/o /aH^f!, frr. ^^piif, 5^, q^of, =q55ijf, ^qifirf, 
 =^^/.-=^^ m.-&c. ^M. 
 8 aside; off; jnoof Oi(< o//)/«e<;, f^f^^ot, f5T^"T^"it, f^'^'T 
 
 4 away ; off ; ffive the slip, decamp. =qt¥?T-yr'^5 Pi>mH 
 
 ^FTP^, ^^'^1 ^^FR^, ^':^, ^^^'JT, ^^ot, qi^nn »«• sp^.'^r, 
 ^oT, rTpft/. ^PTot, f^^Riir, ?T?:^, ^?:T?!;<JrT sirs^T/. ;i. 
 
 ft/-^TRT m.-&c. ^tJt, ^T5TT^ 5ft ^^ T^soi, niTTT »».- 
 
 To s. out of a promise or engagement, ^^^for, ^^l^ 
 
 f.-W^ or ift/. ^"Jf. [ 5T?ft or rq-T. 
 
 That slips out of a promise, &c. ^^sft oi- ^Z^m, V- 
 
 5 into; enter ly oversight. q?ot, f^T^, ^^. 
 .To Slip, v. a. cause to slide. «R^, v<-+r^^, ?l':f%^. 
 
 2 V. To Lose. ^<=(ui, qT?5^. 
 
 3 Zfi Zoo«e. ^'t^ot, Hi+oir '^^or-HI^CTT, ^fif n. ^Tiof. 
 
 4 in; into; convey secretly.^j^:T[--^-^-^-&.Q.'q\^-Z\%- 
 
 5 on ; put on hastily, loosely, S(c. STtntrt STS^^I'JT. 
 Slip, Slipping, n. v. V. N. 1. fH^n^n n. f^THHTJi, ^^TT^Ji n. 
 
 Ac. ^w;"^^/- =^5; OT. 53 w. ^SSPPT «. =^f?f/. 
 
 To give the s. v. To Slip away, ^^"jf, ^^t\ /•-^- 
 
 im ff».-&c. ^oj. 
 
 2 and Fault. ^/. sK »». ( in comp. as ^^^f , &c. ) 
 
 J. <i(^y, ^c. se< ^0 grow. ^I^JT «. F^T'Tn' «. 
 
 II. ( of cloth, &c.) long narrow piece, q^ /. qi^T^ /. 
 
 m^/. i'%'at€t/. f^^'psfr/. fErfr/. afr?;;/. "p^^ftot. <p?%». 
 
 <FT3 ?n. "IjToET m. <p5Et/. "TT^oST »«• 
 
 III. ( of bamboo, &c. ). ^^ f. ^Ffsft? «•/. ^R^Ji./. 
 !5;t5(??t /. fMKT m. ^T^ /. ^i?t /. Vr^ or ft^t^ft /. 
 V^^Z n. ^ n. ilf /. mt/. 
 
 IV. (of metal), ^pfil/. 
 
 T. ( of laud ). qft /. ^(T^ /. f^nrt /. ?t3T »i. T^ »». 
 qprt/. tpT^qfi/ "JTT^ /. 
 VI. ( of leather or gut ). rirf in. rft^ m. 
 Slip-knot, n. t. Kkot. ^<'F'liii /. f^^RniS /. ^^IB /• 
 §^nt^/. ^ts/. ti<+4>W m. 
 
 797 
 
 SLO 
 
 Slipped, p. v. V. N. 1. f^^^sf, f^^z^^.^ trar^^r, ^^W 
 
 (csp. in comp. as F'TT^'^JfT, 'i^'^^, "^^^Y!^, <flf*J'fI':- 
 
 ^JrT, Ac. ), ?^f?JfT. 
 
 Slipper, «. v. Suoe. ^T^qln or tj m. mtttt/.— rcvilingly. 
 
 HNT f». ^^ n. ^?15T ni. [ qmMYflfl^^. 
 
 Beating with a s. %^THR m. ^'X^tHK m. M\'^^\i m. 
 
 S.-iight. ^t«%J^rr m. ^^rTHF m. i^\^Z^ J. ^\^^- 
 
 w^r^nlr^ft/. ^ii^r^t/. ^H"T4>n"/. [ coh. sj^of. 
 
 To get beaten with a b. »0^ «i. pi. W^ or tcith in. 
 Slipperixess, n. v. A. 1. f5T?ff5"?<TT m- yrnXVi"^ m. mw.- 
 
 %qaTT m. &e. yr^U n. m^^^ «. f^W.Zf. f^^m f. ff[Wi 
 
 n. ^5J3 m. er^ m. g^'tq «. 
 
 2 =q=q3qaTr ?»• =^^?^nT /. =5ji^F^ ». 
 Slippekt, rt. «o< affording firm footing, qiirsr, ^^T^^, q?1T- 
 
 ^, ^^R?iT, fH^'IST, N^?, f?T^^?TT, ^T^^r, gocgatH, 
 
 " s! place. ^^X%f. ^RTHIT/. ^m?n. pT^T'Jl/.^ST'ft/. 
 
 2 fig.— of women, v. Waijion. ^=?t?! ;io/j. TJ^jgc, 
 
 3 See Uncertain. [f^(u. 
 Slip-shop, rt(?y. wi^A shoes u-orn as slippers. qR^^^TT jfll^t- 
 Slip-slop, n. V. Slop. ^X'\Z n. sq^^r'rft ». 
 
 To Slit, v. a. cut lengthwise, make a lung fssure in, ^e. v. 
 
 To Split, f^oi, ^'HT rffi^. qFnoT-^mT>it-"FT5^-&c. ^ 
 
 /.-"PToTT OT.-&C. :FT5^ ^. ofo. 
 
 2 ( bamboos, reede, &c. ). ftvjoT, fq'^roft/. ^ot. 
 To Slit, d. «. ^ear lengthmse, v. To Split. ft^OT, ft^oT, 
 
 q=^'if, rr5^. 
 Slit, n. long cut or fissure, xftt/. "jrToET m. v. f^jt^, viT, g^fl- 
 
 *rT/.-*R:/.-*Io5 /-Ac. HfT m. «. ^T, ?ft?/. 
 Slit, ;?. v. V. A. 1. 'NTpSOT, &c. f^^. 
 
 2 fq^H^T, fqN;r?rr. 
 
 v. V. N. fq^sOT, &c. fq^^, f^^pr. 
 
 Sloat, «.— of a cart, &c. qj^/. ^^TwJ. 
 
 To Slobbeb, v. n. v. To Slaebee. 5513 /. ira^. ^^a/.-w^- 
 
 ^^OT. rsoT-qr^n^ y. 0/ s. 
 Sloop, «. ^^^TOt »T?5«?fTn.-&c. 
 Slop, a. vile liquor, — gener. ^V^Zn. ^^^^^Vt. ?T»3«n'ft'i. 
 
 ^T5E^^». sqoS^niftw. 
 
 2 «!««, muddiness, ^c. qT<n/. ^PJl/. ?1-^/. r?/. %i,^m. 
 Slope, n. declivity, slant. 3^T5/. jm'JT/. ^Jri^Tjoi/. grHTTwi. 
 
 That has four slopes,— a house, ke. =ql5T3, ^T^, 
 
 Of great s.— a roof, &c. ^7, timsTa. 
 
 Of moderate s.— a roof, &.c. KR, ift^s;. «W^. 
 
 Path along the summit of a s. <7?«. jponm. 
 
 S. to carry off water. q^JI^ToSm. qm^^TSm. qm^a/. 
 
 As. of aliill. qr^^/. 
 2 «i:«c/) &a«i-. S^/ ^5/ "W"- ^^^Z- 
 Slope, Slopewise, Slopinqlt, adv. v. Aslant. griTHT deel. 
 ;jFf5irr, S5im c^cc^. qmflT ded. ffTOTT rfeci. a?RPCm rffc/. 
 
 ;p^TTTT rf<^f^. 
 
 To Slope, v. a. form loith a slope. ;jrTTHT-53m-q^T^rTT-&c.
 
 SLO 
 
 To Slope, v. n. le dedivous or inclined. 3-rf^m-^3cfr-&c.- 
 aT^'Tf, gm^, ^Totw. STHOT i». cm. {^^. 
 
 .Si,orisa,i7. «. V. V. N. ^ftt:^, g-^T^^T?:, ^r^^^, ^T^^, ^^ 
 Smoothly s. %"TT^. 
 
 SlOPPINESS, «. V. A. 1. f^fM^rrmrw*. <'M<rM<1HU|TW. &.C. 
 
 r^f. rxif. ^^/. ^^/ %5ra/ f^3^5/- f^nr^/- 
 
 iSLOPPT, rt.— as ground, tec/, fJas^'i/, miry. Rip^^d, T«n^- 
 
 cT, ir=i*T?ft<T, 5fT5(fl?r, fq^rf^sftrT, 5tq3W, ^^r^t^, &c. 
 
 To be s. f^f^f^nm. 
 2 tcishyivashy, nalery. ;jtt^, ^R^rft^T, ^-A^■^\<^. 
 Slops, m. 2'^. ready made clothes. aTTT^f ^%». il- 
 Sloth, n. v. Lazi>-ess. 3TT^?r»!. g^t/. g^"^"iir»». S{r?JFr?i. 
 
 g-3fm|"!r>n. [■stt^wt^^t. 
 
 Slothpul, a. V. Lazt. 3TToE^ remiM. 3TTa5^C, ^B, g^'^^^T, 
 St.OTUFULLT, adv. V. A. ««(/ Lazily. 3Tr^^T^,3TT55^ ^¥,^, 
 
 Slothfulsess, n. v. A. and Laziness. 3TT5!?ft"T"Jrr'«. aiT^W 
 
 .^^LoucH, J!. T.v. 5¥t ??TT# ^r^ ^T'lq'nft =5n^/. 3T^T^ =5rr?^/. 
 
 ro Slouch, v. n. ivalk with a depressed body, ^c. mS ^Tc?t 
 
 Slough, « miry place] JXlf. Z^/^^f. ^\^ln. f^?^r<t ^fl'^ 
 /.-?:Ttit/.-"PH'T/. 
 
 2 (of a serpent). if'T/. ^^^m. ^ifT/. 
 
 3 ( from a wouud ). ^55K^ n. ?TrrTfe?TmW«. 
 To Slough, ij. «.— a serpent. irnRtfr,Hn/.-^t?T/.-&c.Jr^^. 
 
 2— a wound. ^cEH?»i. pi. f^'^oT ,17. 0/ «. 
 Sloven, n. t. Slovenlt. ^ToJ ^t?, HT^55 HT, ^T^ T^, 
 
 Slovenliness, m. v. A. 1. %h^'JIT»«. q^tTOTTm. ^^TOTT'". 
 
 2 JiiJ|c4l4U|rw. T|T^T'Jir»i. >1?t7<JTT'«. &-C. 
 Slovenly, a. negligent of dress or neatness. HFToE, ^Tsr, H- 
 
 >Tf'T55 or ?,?TT, ^^, n^T?T, T^, qJ^T, ^^^TT, T5-CtTo5 
 or oft, TTT^; or oft. 
 
 2 no< «?«/, no; orderly, — dress, workj&e. 1«rr5?t orvJ^'\, 
 T^qr, TTH^ or %^T,^^,"f|<t, 'Tm^I, JT^mqs, iT|T3, 
 
 ^^vs or 5ft, a^^ir^^r, srr^^r, ^T^t^T, "fl^q^ftrr is«ic^?r, 
 
 Slovenlt, a(7v. V. A. ^'T^T'JTFr, n^qoiTif, &e. 3T9>TT<1'F?;T. 
 Slow, a, not swift, not rapid, tj'e. fimj or f^I'^T, K^, H^fH, 
 
 S. fire. H^TPT/. JT^Rt »». — By a s. fire. H'^Tnf. 
 2 not prompt, Y. Dull, Sluggisu. H?, ^5, g??r, ^W, 
 »T^ or H5r5, H^, iTf , '43, ^sr, =5^2;, aTn?:Nn^, ^H^- 
 
 ^' ^'f^l^^^ 5=1^%, H5^5, ft?TfHrr. 
 
 H not precipitate or rasJt. f:Tm or fqi^iTT, ^'t?;, f^iq^^, 
 
 ^wts-'^nnft. 
 
 4 — time ; in music. ftJ r if^H . 
 Slow-back, Slow-coach, n. \. Dawdlee. Vnr, '^T. 
 Siow-GOISG, Slow-paced, a. M^^lc^m, K^nrft^, H^m, 
 
 ^798 SLU 
 
 Slowlt, adv. V. A. 1. ii^rft?f, H^==fr?ft'^, H<t^, &c. ^l"^:^!- 
 
 Slowlt,! interj. fsfH, f'f^'^, M, f^Trf'^^, fr^ftq. 
 Slowness, n. y. A. 1. ftlH'I'Jir m. JT^quir »n. &c. H51?/ n'TT" 
 ifTnJ. Pi<t/. f?5n^Tr w- fenF*TTJ /. Ti?! «. iRSJifH/, 
 
 f^s^T/. Y^5/ ^'f^lf?/ »l'^5f?/ ff5^t?T ». &c. 
 
 To Slubbek, r. a. hurry otcr, perform carelessly, hurriedly, 
 and roughly. S^?5ot, ?q?:^. FAm., ?>-Dt, TKnz^^ ^r^^T] q;- 
 
 or JFC^ ^zm g-of 0. ir55I5^Rra,^=5TT decl. r,T^^ fJT?fe- 
 "if, f^F or 5tnT^ f.-'^^f- W.WI or ^T^iJi, %?it% ^Rijf , :pT5 
 /. n. ^tS-iJT, f^R/-%5/.- ?5IiT «. ^TRiir-f^^^Rcff, 'flRq- 
 ^ ?T^^, 'iT^''t, ni'PR^, ^^^<t ndv.-^X^X adc. ^.l^, 
 ^TT^T'4 m. ^F^of g. ofo. sqPrS f.-^W.ZWFj /.-m??^^^/.- 
 &c. :R^ g. ofo. ^Z-\ m. f<PTf?ot ivith ^X of 0. 
 
 "Work or business slubbered over. f^tnR or ^t\]t f 
 
 Sllbbkeee, «. Slubbemng.^j fl!. T. A^ ^^BTF^, rfROTTTT, 
 f^iqR ^^'JITTT, %5 qf;'TJIR:T, ^TJR ^^iJIRT, &c. Ac. g^F^TT, 
 
 zw.pM^.., s^?53TrqT, q;m?^-m, FJi^qr, q^^qr, q-^g^^T, ^- 
 
 ^^S^T, "R^^^r, TW^-m, iT?r?I?ft or ?<Tr, 3^31^7. 
 Slcbbeeing, m. v. Y.— act. j^pRof «. erq?'^ «. ?=rR^ n. f^^J■ 
 X ^]^ii n. &c. &c. ^W.^f. =^T?55^?5/. nW.'J^Tf. ?;it5?tit- 
 
 5Eoft or f^tsfetuT'/. 
 Slubbeeingly, f/n'i'. V. A. sqrr'T jp?r.^, FiqSrfq^, FI'^TS T'-^J, 
 
 ?^*?5^'4i, tqsEKqeE, qs^isn^T ^€^,^qTT ^rf-r, ^z ^Pif- 
 
 H, &c. ^TT^TT or ^i. 
 
 Sludge. See Mike, Mud. 
 
 To Slue, v. a. tvrn on its txis. =Ef^'?f, ^?5^'jf, f<R:^. 
 
 Slug. See Snail. 
 
 Sluggaed, n. The terms and phrases expressing the sense 
 of this word, viz. A slow, Jieavy.and indolent person, and 
 answering to slug, sloth, drowsy head, sleepy head, lazy 
 lones, led presser, Sfc. are collected here. arra^T^THr^- 
 
 siTT, ^irfi^E^ft, 3T=q^rift, <ff=EfaiqT, ar^iT, 3tr, ft^, V<T, 
 
 the adjectire. 
 SxuGGi.iii, a. inert, inactive, heavy. ^CT, g?Hr, ^3. 371^^5, 
 
 ITS, JT^^, fer, H^, H5, ITgqr or HS^T, q?^, ^?ir, q^, 
 
 «T5, fHT^rr, 3T5?TRft, ^, ^'^l mtens. f 5^^, ftr?fH?T. 
 SltjGgishness, «.^. A. ^^rlTOIT??!. ^STOTTOT. ^^Tr/. 5^'T/ 
 
 H^r/. H^RT »«. =JTT3^ «. Hi?T «• fi^/- fsq^TJ or R-- 
 
 'R-'iiTr/. f^^mr/. 
 
 Sluice, n. food-gate. ^^f[f. Wf^T «. Wts/. 
 
 To Slu-Meee, v. n. sleep lightly. ^F.^ #T/.-&c. ^^.
 
 s:\rA __^ 700 
 
 2 See To Sleep. 
 Slumbeb, n. light deep. ^^^ ^ f.-'^-^J. ?5ff^/ f^- 
 
 2 See Sleki'. 
 SlUMEEEOUS. See SopouiFEnous. 
 To Slue, v. a. sully, soil. STf F m.-^\^ *i.-5FT55V^/.-jp?5^ m.- 
 
 &c. 3TT0Tot-?^r5r^, ^n or sfT »«.-^r^5ft/. Fsr^i'jf, siT'Jf, 
 
 2 rfo rapidli/ and rour/Iilj/, (j'f. V. To Slubbeu. ^^f. n. 
 
 ^TT^'jf, 'I'T^Rnf, nms'jf. 
 
 3 /i«s« Itjhtly over, conceal. ^"nJS?!-"?^?!!?^^! STI^^T- 
 
 &e. BtioT, fTTT^oT, ?5^g^-5n:^?:-?T^H ?;n55-&c. ^fm. 
 
 SlUl!, «. stigma, inarlc of reproach, \. Stain. ^sToSn. +Mofty. 
 
 ? n. ^rfeJTT m.f. ^^f. ^^ n. SJtr m. ^\^J. 
 To cast a s. upon, ^rs/.-^n^ «i.-&c. 5^c»T. 
 Slush, n. soft dirt,fdth, S^-c. ^jT^tftoI m. ^Tfr «. 
 Slushy, a. v. N. n?5ip=5^?I o;- fTT^f?T??tfT, ^-loiMcii^T. 
 (Slut, «. slovenlg Sf dirig woman. a^resqT g^^T^ 5ir?T^r/.- 
 
 ^/.-&c. ^T^iTT/. 3T5r?fT/. HITaHrfttn/. m%t 11. Z- 
 
 -&c. 5Tkat/. JTT^r^ JTT^fr/. 
 
 2 — the word of contempt for a woman, See Woman. 
 Sluttish. See Slovenlt. 
 Slt, a. V. Cunning. :pT%^?:, JT?r?^, ^H^TTfft, ^jTr, qr^, sfr^TT, 
 
 2— of Uiings. ^rq^ft^, ?f3K ^Tfr^, qi?Tair=^, &c. 
 
 SlTLT, 0(^1'. T. A. Klrj^'JIM, "MldHUII^f, &C. ^f^ ^'P^^i ^f^ 
 
 ^C=T, =i?T^^, fe^ =^re7T, R^'T^fiJ'TH. 
 Slyness, ». v. A. ^zjt\f. WTrfqTJTT »>. ^T^^\ m. ^^v^ 
 
 f ?5'T5R»i. mviij. 
 
 To Smack, v.n. have a taste of, v. To Taste. ^Z\f.-TfU^m.- 
 ^0T':|;/.-g7T^/.-qrRr»}.-JTtT?»..E€rfH?».-&c. q-or-HK^ g- ofo. 
 2 — with the lips. [Hd+l/.-fiT^tfirm- TRof. 
 
 J(? Smack, v. a. (the face, Ac. ) y. To Slap. "s^tj^. f. TTT^of 
 -&c. ^STTn'TJOT, t'R'Jr. 
 
 Smacking & cuffing. Z^?iA\■'^f■ 
 
 2 Aves u'ith a smack. (Hd*'^ ^^iTT ^W »!• ^'"JT, fni+^f^r 
 
 3 (a wliip) o-rtcA-. ^5^Fr=r'jf, ^3*S«("i, rTiHS^'Ji. 
 Smack, adv. with a suddt-n and smart blow; ivith a smach, 
 
 crack Sfc. W^^^-T'l'&'i- '^TT^ or qf {intcns. ?^RT^ X^V^) 
 SI>?:^^-^':-&c. ^Z<^ or 7j ( intens. <<j.i|*d, "P^TCt, ) =et^- 
 5;^-^^-&c. rTT3-=F^-^-&e. or xnz-^f^'&c. 
 
 2 ivilh vehemence and heedlessness of action, g^prq'pf, 
 
 sr jr^^Rf, &c. ?m^r-g'7TTr-&c. ht^^, ht?-, jtr, TrsTT, q- 
 
 3 promptly, snwrtlg, at once. rT?n=^, ^f^^T, FTFT^r^, ^- 
 
 4 smack and smooth; smartly and cleanly. BT"?,^, ^Tra-T, 
 ^JH^ ^^V7^^ 155?. 
 
 Smack, 7i. sai-our, tincture, t. Taste, g^/. ^^f. ^\f^ m. 
 ?r?T^/. ?^%tt/. ^T^TKw. 
 
 SJfA 
 
 2 ( of a whip ) crdoA;. +il+l m. "Jf^RT m. 
 
 3 of Ihe lips. fir^^V- f*f?^ m. 
 
 4 sounding kiss. fJTTT^t^T ^^r mi. H^sa-jij^ «. 
 6 T. SL.4P. =qTO^ ("• =^T5T^7. =^it€t/.^q^/. =;fn^'r/.-4- 
 tq?5/. 4I';<?r wi. Tq^ ;«. ^m »i. ^T=??/. =^ZT.^f. ^^ijff 
 /. 3^5/. sfr^ST m. 3TR^(?: J«. JTHT «i. 
 
 Small, a. not large. S!^, ?rj, ?J^, ?Jf5=]F, ?TH, T.f^tJ. 
 S. — compreh. «. ««</ short, ijc. '■^?T?T^5ri=T. 
 S. and compact. arJlTOR, sn^irj^^Tr, "^TJlRiiair. 
 S. and great. HfRvrTT, ^^T?TRI5r. 
 Smaller. ^tFF?;t o)' ^\^^J. 
 Smallest. g^fPTg. 
 Smallih-h. ^JfRTH?;. 
 
 2 little in amount or degree. •<Jr5T,<Trrf;r, ^Tf, 'iT?'?, '^- 
 
 3 the voice ;fecllc, single. ^fV(\m, ^%TT or <t%^. 
 Small, m.— of the back. =^^ w. 5pi5 «• STn^T"'. 
 SMALL-noOFEn, «. ?5^;7gO'. [ 1^ n. 
 Small-pox, n. v. Pox. ^f\.f. pi JTPTT/. pi ^PiTf. pi. -fd- 
 
 Inoculated s. ^'TRT'^'TT \^\f pl.-nj^\f pi. 
 
 S. with epileptic fits. ^-^]\^ f. pi. [?5fRI. 
 
 Small-sized, a. 3Ti=};knt-&c. ?I^T^, 'fl?^|%,5!^Rl«, ?5f - 
 Smallness, k. v. a. 1. a^RTTTTw. fS^qt/. c^ffTT/. ?5^- 
 ?^ «. &c. 
 
 2 QlS*4ir »». ^I'^MUll m. ^^^PT^Tr on. &c. 
 Smahagdine, a. of emerald colour. ^^^K^. 
 Smaet, Smarting, ». quick, pungent pain. 5:^ «. t^T/. 
 
 f%DT=^CTT / 'pll'Jfai /. ^Jr? pop. ^fol or ^51 5?». ^?5 /. ^3 
 
 :?;/. — intens. ^unpJIR »f. ^^?TS «». gOTjJorr^ ?/». fqoT- 
 
 S^AET, a. sharp, painful. frT^?, rft^, fft«r. 
 
 2 — of persons ; brisk, quick, active, vigorous, prompty-^c. 
 =qtit;5 or 55, =:nitT, =5T?5T^ or ^, ^'I^TT, =R^^, ^S^ or 
 
 e-qr, 5r^^-5Tr, ;|-^tr, ^^, 5p;r:^, "J^'Ji^tf, sR^^qr, ^jhrjr, 
 
 ?TR1^, f^TrlRT, f^T^r^^TT, ?rn'-:T'ft or '^T. 
 
 3 lively, quick, apt, intelligent, (J'c- T. ShaBP. ^Itq^ ^, 
 =^f^^TPT, "^^^IFT, =^N«IT^, =^';=Eft^, =q>JHuni, ^uigufli, 
 
 4 quick, energetic, vigorous, sharp, S^c. — blow, actioB, 
 measure, Ac. yWi-l^Mi, 45Sii«.q|t<i, FT^i^'t^l^T, *Tfi<TMi-«(i, 
 
 srf+iii^i, kc. ^rrr^^qr, Fs^q^Hr, ^m;?^^, =?;i^, ^^^t.- 
 
 5 *;>r!<ctf, .jc. V. Xeat, Tine. =E?^q^, ^=F^qvt^, =qcg, 3^- 
 
 q^, Fiig, '-^^^^Trn, ^n; or 5?r, ^-f^'iq, ^qr^TT^, ^iTqtq, 
 ?:r:^f3^^ or f^flsre^T, ^N=qr'fr=5n, =qn;=#ft% w>-^- 
 
 C iw^/y, acute. ^PF^R, q'rq^^f, ?J<\^, qt^FT, *nfA:jJ. 
 A B. lively saying. <K^-+> or ^^^^ «. 
 One ready with s. sayings and repartees. <pJ4'+i|l. 
 Smabt, inter j. sharp! ^?^, fJR^ ^W,.
 
 sjrA 
 
 800 
 
 SME 
 
 To Smart, v. n.feel a slinrp, pungent pain. §^"^, -^ui^"!"^, 
 tjTJT^tJTCTI, =q(jr^;pjm, f^f^T^, J^^, f?t"S^^, ?l?5af, 
 
 a». con. fr\t\^ f.-^^l^J.^V^.— intens. xTJiIOTot. 
 2 for; hear the penalh/ or eril eonsequeiice of a tiling, he 
 punished. |:^ h. HT^, f^rstrf ^af, fH^^'t or Pl^R^. 
 To cause to s. for. ifl^^, ^"T^. 
 SUARTLT, aJv. V. A. 2. i. ^^-Tt%, 5T?^T^^, ;Pn^^r^, 'PI 
 
 r15f5, ^^5? '^If '^i i^^^l ^^T?l '^'^fl ^^■'1^1 ^^' 
 
 ^?r-W-f^^ft-<<^c. ^f5, 5r55{f5,' Vt^W, ffs^ or ffs^Fr 
 
 tTJ^F or y^^T, q?^5 or tjf ':TST, ^5^ or ^FS^, HT?^?T, 
 ijot^rj, 5i3^^?T, ?a'?5T"T, 5f"75f7r, ^TTT^TT, ^TTTTt, 'TTHT 
 
 'iTHTf, 'T?;f'TT, HH^t; 5iT5:n:, ^tt^t^, ^fn^r?:, ^mrt, 5fS5t5 
 5ff5rff, g-fT^iT, ^rersr, 'PS'p?, "F^Trst, "psiits, "FSTif, '^^ 
 
 ==fT, =ETTW, ^'^T^nr, =:i'^T^f , T^^TTS^, TCT?:, T^q^f ,qHrnT- 
 
 5, "RT^f, ^5mi, ^smft or ^imj & ^ir?^5t,rrra3mq 
 
 or q, 5f'T^^-^C-f^^Tt-&c. na+H-=FT-f^?fr-&c q^^p^I-f^t- 
 
 or B^TcTr^. See also Tbice. 
 
 To be off s. ^TS^OT. [ST^iTT^?T. 
 
 5 =^^^, -=(+'( +ld, &c. =5TTq%rft^,^=n^%'fr^, ^TTq:=i=qrT^, 
 Smartness, n. v. A. 1. ffT^?^T^Tm.?fte--oTrrT/.?ft£r?TT/.'rr^'^«. 
 
 2 =Efqc4quir w. &c. &c. '^^^]if. =^^^f. or ^f. ^.^zf. 
 
 ^ep^T^/. ^'^q^/. :^?TTft/ ^?I<t /. ^Ijf. «<ffTf /. 3Tfnw- 
 
 ■Fi?/. =q-q?J?rr/. ■^rrq^ «. fTr^fTqifr/. f^Pirsft/. rr^^r m. 
 
 3 =ticqqTJ|T »». =EjtJi^rfoTrtqun m. FTr^^qtrTT »». &e. 
 
 4 ^rqicr »i. =PTnqr >n. ^^w m. srTsr^r »». ^qirr »». f^rnpr 
 
 5 =;rFq^q'^T m. ?^HFq^qon »». &c. =^^T<ft/. =qTq=ifnft/. 
 
 C Ht^^:t/. ^^/. ^t/ mf^^fTT/. [ ?T?Tf "Jf «. 
 
 Smash, n. smashed or shattered mass. ^spTT^^ or =qifn^ >n. 
 
 2 smashed Sfc. state. ^TTST m. =^ ?». g^i^^q- ?!, ^^<J>/. 
 2*0 Smash, v.a. hreah in pieces^ dash to pieces. ZKadv. 'ptS^ 
 
 y. of 0. r^mi^i f^r^R «rt.-f^qz?r or T^^Jz^ «.-&c. 
 
 JR^y. o/o. 
 
 2 fig. Y.To Defeat. ;^^q;s^, :f H^iJf, ?5*Tfaf or ?5STT5^. 
 Smashed, p.y.Y.l. ZK "PT^FST, ^PP^T^ %%r5T, &c. ==f^?TTWT, 
 
 ^ppm, ^TrRof, fsr^rft^f or finrrf^rr. ^ 
 
 To be s. HTRT ^m. 
 Smattereb, ?». one who has a slight superficial knowledge. 
 
 ?Rf, ^^bfVC or ^RIT ( ^ l fiU I U l, f? ; r^u i K l, &e.), 3TST^^, 
 qferPTTH, ETOirarrq-r or ^^riiqRTOTr, »nft or SfrgCTr ("%?T, 
 ^^, &e. ) 3T?qfJI?T, f%f%I^, 1T^5^, rTFFfqSfTT, mW. ' 
 
 Smatteu, Smattering, n. slight superjlcial knotoledge. «p^- 
 
 ^SaBl'Kr^?n'/. sntfTFT w. STmsw or fjoiJlCT m. pl.\' 
 
 spjTfj^fn^ w. f^f^pT fTT^ n. ^VJifl^ n. 
 To acquire a b. of. ^^S^t or a^tT^Soif 
 To give a s. of ^^ aflf -T ST^F^-mil'Jf. 
 2b Smear, v. a. ovirspead with any thing tincluout. feqirr,^- 
 
 q^, Hr?tat, ^o!;<53ERot, =^q5ot, Fi-tj^or, OT^>it, ?.q^ar, 
 fesfHTf uj- or fjWs^, mot, mrsT"^, #5i'jy, Hm'jf, jtt^'jt 
 
 w.-feq'T/. n-Sq «.-Bq^ 'n.■^^?A m.-&e. qr^uT y. o/o. 
 To be smeared with grease or oil. ^otgiAOf, 
 To s. •with dung or dirt. ifRR^f. 
 
 2 ( as unctuous substance ) rtil over, spread over a 
 surface. feqoT, iTT^<Jf,OT'if,SiT5qr, OTS'^, Bq'S'if, ^m^j 
 ^qS'if, FJIJf'n, HT^OT w./.-OT^ «.-^m.-&c. ^F^of. 
 
 3 (ail Idol ) with oil, rcdlead, &c. Hr^iii or vtt^Df^TTT^- 
 DT or TTT^OT n. W.X^. \^ n. ^PT^, 
 
 4 ( saiidal wood, ashes, &c. on the body. ) =^Mot, '^- 
 Smeaeed, p. V. V. feq^T, ?5q'^?^, TT^^FJT, &c. ^^a^sTtfT, 
 
 fHsf^i^*^^ or BS5ifr?T, fe?r, ar^rfeK, ^feff, f^rafq^. 
 
 To be s. fJTT«rS'Jr, fe5ri)S"it or FS^^of. 
 Smeaeedness, n. y. P. feq^^qoiT m. &c. f^^q m. ^q^q ?;?, 
 
 Smeaeeb, n. Smearing, p. a. t. V. feqilTTr, TT^'TRT, OT- 
 ornr, &c. ^q^p, 7q?jq=F, arcr^q^, ^q^-&c. ;?rrif-5f;ift-&c. 
 
 Smearing, n. t. Y.— act. feqct «. Traof «?. Kqofx. sTT'^otn. 
 &c. %5!T5oft/. m^DT n. rliquT «■/. ^q ?". ^q^T «. OT?iq»i. 
 S'qFyq^ «. a^^r^q ?«. f^r^q^ «. f^^q w.fefq /. 
 
 lb Smell, r. a. 2}erceive hy the nose. ;g^^, ^T^f, [f'^'T*^- 
 
 iT?r qi^, ^]^ m. n^ g. of o. ^t^ «. ?iT?of , ^ran?f %St, ar- 
 DT?j.-37mroT W.-&C. sRin g- of o. ?TT^-^i+Nii w't-^'Jr 
 
 2 out ; discover. ;f"n^, ;f nT ^T^^, ^TRIT^ ^I^ot. 
 To Smell, v. n. have or emit an odour. ^Wm. 'sraof in. con, 
 ^H m.-&c. q^y. ofs. — strongly and diffusively, ^fm- 
 TTiir, ^H-^Hui, ^DT^'JTot, ^'H^^ adv. or ^T^ ado. ^TO m. 
 ^Z^ g. ofs. — strongly and grossly. ^qTSlof . 
 
 2 have a lad smell, T. To Stink. ^TO ♦«• TR^f, ^mf.- 
 ^T?r »«. %W-'TR''jf y. o/"«- also with in. con. 
 
 Smell, n. — the power or sense. yiuif^T n- JTr"! «. ^TM^T- 
 
 f^/. n^^^vT^f. 
 
 2— the perception. T(j^n. arrat'Tn. ^^TTt^n. ntnT^w, 
 
 3 scent, odour. ^J^ m. lifcT m. 
 S. of a fry. rT5!;^m/. 
 
 S. of burned food. +<4'i|U| /. 
 
 S. of an extinguished lamp, f^^^iui or f^^TST!^ f. 
 
 S. of a thing burned, scorched, parched. TrePJl/. 
 
 S. of dampness. fl^THT"!/. f^^T^^M/. ^r?5^TTJl/. 
 
 S. of herbage, grecu wood, &c. f^T^fZV^f. f^f^^J^f 
 
 S. of mouldiness. ^^VJ f ^^■>M'J\f. 
 
 S. of new earthen vessels, new cloth, &c. 'fTKZ]'Jjf 
 
 S. of oiled things, or oil. rrry^TT /. cfrfil"! /• cR?-
 
 801 
 
 SMO 
 
 fTOT /. ^'?m /. [ "^ /• 
 
 S. of rancidity or rankneBS. Wf^V^f- ^^ZT"!/. ^'^'?J- 
 S. of raucid H^ ( clarified batter ). ^<^zmf. g'T^T'T/. 
 
 S. of ripe fraits or ripeness. f^+d|U|/. 
 S. of rottenness. ^^inP^lT^/. ^^ZVlf. "hVj^f. 
 S. of smoke. gr^nT/- ^C'F^TOT/. 
 S. of sourness. aTrsj^TT/. arf^^rroT/. aTT^I'Sfr'JT /. 
 S. of strong effluvia. ^llKmf. afr^W^/. 
 Strong s. ^^Z\<^f. 3TT€T'Jr/. ^7 to. JT^T'^ m. 
 Strong and ditfusive and sweet s. TftH?y or 55 m. 3TT- 
 jfr^ ?«. ^H^HXK in. ^JT^iTl'^ m. ^^3X\Z m. 
 
 To be diffused widely & strongly — oft'ensive smells. 
 
 4 ill smell, v. Stikk. qroT /. 
 
 5 good smell, v. Feageance. g^TW »». g^q' ??!. [ ^. 
 Smell-feast, n. v. Paeasite. qrr^pRfsr, "TrTT^^R, 3TH?(kit- 
 
 Smelled, p. Y. V. A. 1. [pn^OT, &e. STTH, 3TTsir?r, sTJrsrm. 
 
 Smeller, «. Smelling,^, a. v. V. A. 1. ^T'TTTT, ^W W'Tr- 
 
 ^r, &C. SfniT-37raTOT-&C. :prfr-^rtt-&c. 
 
 2 f"n"JTr?T, f-n-T qFre-OTRT, &e. ;|-iqr, f nre'TT. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. iT«:Tr5TT, 5rT?1T=5rT, &c. cTT^fJ^T;, "ItT^T^, I'^TJ^, 
 
 To Smelt, u. <j. (ore) melt, x^ m.^^^ g. of o. \^^^^ 
 
 Smelteh, n. T. V. ^W ^5;=T TToSaiRT, ^TT^ ?s ^7(e name of a 
 
 caste whose occupation is smelting. 
 To Smile, v.n. contract the features so as to e.7-press pleasure. 
 
 2 he propitious. 5^=5^,^^, 5I^=5T^"n^, ^TT^f^/- S^T'?!- 
 ^T.^ and in. con. ar^or. 
 Smile, Smiling, n. v. V. 1. pf^^^ra. TT^frT^ ^fToiru. TFrr- j 
 ^^:f ffOTra. &c. JT^^^ n. fw^r^T M. ^iTrT M. f^^^H n. f?- 
 
 Smilee, n. Smiling, p. a. \. V. JT^HOTTT, npTR?:-ir?lf^- 
 
 A s. countenance. ^R^^t/. ^T?^^ n. ^^^^;^n. 
 \Hr\H^ n. 
 
 Of a s. countenance, ^^rf^^ ( vulg. ^^dM<4 ) ^^^- 
 
 To Smirch, v. a. cloud, soil. 'HVH., ^iV^WK-W^r^-kc. ^JRUI. 
 Smiek, n. affected, silli/, ^c. smile. qi'7^^-^?'#-%5<T0Tr%-&c. 
 
 To Smiek, ». n. v. N. ^'TCT^-WlTm^-&c. ^^ot ^^. 
 J'c? Smite, t). a. v. To Strike, hkuj, st^tt ot.-&c. ^Ruf. 
 
 2 «%, 7. To Kill. f^Tt JTRiif, Tr^^T er^or. 
 
 ^ affect with passion. ifrfiJr, Hrf|rT-;^-cr-?;?T-3Tr^^-f^^- 
 
 rt-&C. ?};?^. 
 Smttee, n. Smitiko, 2'. a. v. V 1. RKuiKi, &c. 
 
 101 
 
 2 f^rir HHTiiKr. 
 
 Smith, n. forger with a hammer. MJ'h l Ht , q g'M*-<< r,at^.^ m r, 
 
 3l-7^r»:?Tr. ^ ^ [FTT^TSTf". 
 
 2 hlacl'smith. ^\^^pop. ^[^im. f^^TTtt m.-iu coutempt. 
 
 Business of a 8. Fst^K+n/. 
 
 Smitucbaft, n. q5-TIT«. gt 't-'f l H «. 
 
 Smitii-wokk, n. ^^m n. ST-THFITT n. [Tftntf. 
 
 Price or rate of a. q^'TT^^/ ^iJl/. ^T?/ ^Rim. 
 
 Smithery, «. «7(oy o/ a llacksmilh. FTT^R^froT/. fll^rrr^ 
 
 2 smith-work. ^S^rT «. 
 Smithy, »i. sAop o/a blacksmith, sfr^flriot/". rrt^TTT% T'lrT^ttf. 
 Smitten, /). v. V. 1. JTR^, &c. 
 
 2 f3T^ Hrra?^T, Ac. 
 
 3 an(/ Enamoueed. pft^^r, m%T, js:*^, T^ (in coiiip.) 
 
 To be s. H^i?f, t^oT, fT^nJr, JTIoCJf, tnot. [^:T»ftH»f. 
 
 Smock, n. a ivoman's under garment, qr^rjjr^.&c. «FTfhT o»- 
 Smoke, «. exhalation from a burning substance, qr m. ^T^m. 
 
 Cloud or volume of s. ^TTCt! f. ^T\f\f. g^^ ». <??n=r«. 
 To end in s. v. To Defeat. fT>^5f;<Jf, "F^^^, <P^^, 
 
 To be soiled or aflected by s. yp:^Z^. 
 To Smoke, v. a. affect by smoke. JTTEPT, ^ m.-^f. VtJT, 
 ^^^T^iif, gT^tPTT^rot, qT^^-&c. :p'^. 
 
 2 ( tobacco, a pipe, &c. ). fqof, afi^. 
 
 3 smell, find out. f'TOT, ■^^^ ^f^S^, ^RTT^ ^FTSor. 
 
 4 ( timbers, &e. to harden them ). aTrPWcilm. ^_ 
 
 To Smoke, v. n. emit smoke, — green wood, &c. grrHof, yj. 
 
 PtiTf, -^wr. [^of-3?rs^. 
 
 2 vse tobacco in a pipe, ^'c. ;f^ »i.-5TT5r^/.-f^t/.-(tc. 
 Smoke-colored, o. jfT^qr TTT^T, ^'»R''r. 
 To Smoke-dey, I), a. gTi^ ^T^=T"^. 
 Swoke-less, a. f^gtT^, f^y^T, 'H«i'?, f^'pT. 
 Smoke-vent, n. ^xk or of w ^\i n. ^t^tt »'. ^ir^oif or ^otn. 
 
 qTTM «• ffr3J n. 
 Smokep, p.x.Y. A. 1. '-jTI^^i^r, gr^^ %rIcTT,(S:c. ^T^PT, yr^?. 
 To be s. ^qj^dr, g^^ijf, gnw, !J^ST?m, ^«i. ?^er 
 
 ?n. con. [ i^c. tnrn. 
 
 Smoker, n. Smoking, ;?. a. v. Y. N. 1. '■pm'JTTTT, ^<JrnT, 
 
 2 ^;p-f5r5t-&c. ■R-oTnj-arWtnRT, nsn^^, :f i^n^, f^- 
 jfr or J^r. [ ». i^qr^fj. 
 
 Smoking, «. v. V.N. 2. ;^jp afr^or «. ;|--;^(t^h. &c. < jhiwh 
 Smoking' apparatus. ;^ip'«i. ^S^/. 3^3^/- ^fW^. 
 Note. These words denote different kinds. 
 
 Smoky, a. of or belonging, Sfc. to s. gTT^, ^HT^, g^^TT^r, 
 
 S. smell or taste. f^Vf:?:^^ f. VT^nT/. 
 Smoked or s. water, gr^rift n. 
 
 2 e.milting s. '•JTTTT, Nl+'i. 
 
 3 tarnished with s. q'5?5rn^?yT, gT^^^?5T, ^^PTOT. 
 Smooth, a. not rough. *w^-£\r\ or J i rf^ i ^ld , ^<p, irsT, tr^,
 
 sMir 
 
 802 
 
 SNA 
 
 S. and polislied. gatgcitfT. 
 
 2 ej!/aZ, level, v. Even. WT^, 'I'Ci'T^, ''T^, ^"TT^, 
 
 3 floieiiig, fluent, eaisy, even. QToft^, ^TToE, TKIllf^'P, 
 
 4 ioji, southing.^ bland, glib, ^'c. JT^r, K^, cTT^^, nrS^- 
 
 5 softly fluuung, v. Calm. ^-<t, 5fi'<T^raH^, ft^?:, ft»TT- 
 
 Tij SiioOTii, u. a.mal-e soft, ^'c; remove rougJincss,v.ToTo- 
 iisH. yot^oi\<i-'T3r-WP-&c.; ^IiT^, — cap. by rubbing, frf- 
 
 3 mal-e easy. ^V(h^^-^\f^-Sic. Jfjm, g^rT=5T[^T- 
 4 — as ia fondling, stroke. ^'v^K^ or nH^, j.^Hicnar, 
 =#5rT55W, 3T^TR^ or arsTTTot nt^ROT. 
 
 Smooth-faced, a. mild-looking. ^\wz^J_ 
 
 A s. villain. fjT^^fft'iHi-m'iH^, jx^^^frrnirr^. 
 
 Smootu-tongued, a. niS^lrm. 
 
 Smoothly, adv. v. A. 3. a7id Flowing Ly. g^oitd, ^^, ^^- 
 ^^ or ^\ (intenn. ^nTT^fT) ^^Wrf. 
 
 4 TT^qoTR, &c. OTsW^f^, I'ritnFjrsfr^, 'irs^^Trjfr. 
 
 Smoothsess, n. v. A. 1. nonrfewJiTw. j^sgf^rTqoTrwJ. &e. 
 
 2 ^fTT^TOITm. &c. ^"TT^'t/. ^THfrT^". ^I'^Tw. 
 
 3 •y<roiri'?oiT»». ^Ta^"ilT»». 
 
 4 and Blandishmejjt. ^^^^^m. tTm^ ?«. jsTftntiT'/. nr- 
 
 To Smother, v. a. suffocate. <^H --p i |^- »qr?T^r|5-&e. JTRiif, 
 
 Jff3iTm»n.-»<Jl^N<|Kr>».-&c. ^Rijf. 
 
 2 V. To Suppress, ^t^, ^S'T^, %^t%T/.-<S:c. :FT>Jf. 
 To Smother, v. n. be suffocated, ^m^.^ ^HT?:^, nnsTH^. 
 
 2 See To Smoulder. 
 Smotheeed, p. V. y. 1. ^ ^f5 ^T^JrST, ^^HKriyiT, &c. 
 
 2 ^r=R53T, ^3^3T. 
 To Smoulder, v.n. burn and smoke idthout flame. gT^wf, 
 
 wff, g^'ir, fiHui, 3t??^f|OT. itin g. of s. 
 
 Smouldebing, /I. a. Smooldhx, a. \. V. gimiTT, ^JT^tmTT, 
 
 &c. gT^rTT, &e. 
 Smug, &c. See Spruce, &c. 
 To Smuggle, v.a. import or export clandestinely and without 
 
 payment of duty. ^^Trt-&e. ^^f fT or V^H aTT'T'T-H^, 
 
 2 concey clandestinely. ^"kTr-c^"?^ g^^-Ac. ^ut-aTT'Jm. 
 Smuggled, p. y. V. 1. vl^TfT^^q-t^-T 3TT>iT^?5r, &c. ^- 
 
 SsiUGGLEE, n. Smuggling, p. a. v. V. 1. qf^TrT ^^^I^i"?^ 
 
 Smuggling, «. v. V. 1. ^T^fm I^^I^rt^'T 3TMot «.-&c. ^- 
 
 ^PTrT^fTft/. 5Tr% ^"Wt/. 
 Smut, «. ^Ae (/i;-/ of soot, lampblack, SjC. T^/. H^lft/- T^/. 
 
 2 ( of corn ). ^\i\-^f. 3Tnm »ra.— of ^js^o^. ^i^'.nt/. 
 
 3 obscene language. f5r'^T^F^-'^^^^1^'^=R-»ftTf?r-«S;'C. cU- 
 S^r n.-HI"?"! «.-&c. 5^^=T «. |HnTi| n. 
 
 To Smut, To Smutch, «. a. blacken with soot, i^'c. r^^ f.- 
 
 &c. cTT^OT, ^Frar ^^"n, ^FtS n. c5Riit. 
 To Smut, «. w. <7a///e>- smut. T^/. ^TJTot, Tf^T^'^f, iT?f^5r_ 
 Smuttiness. See Smut. 
 Smutty, a. v. N. 1. JT^'^r, &e. ^^ FJm^ST, T^PPS', JT^T^E- 
 
 2 +,Malt^, ^Moft ?5FT^OT, 3TiTT?:r ffFT^?5T. 
 
 3 «H</ Obscene, f^^q^pj:, arq^p^f^xppH:, sfTHf^T, ^tr^TTf^- 
 
 Skack. See Share. 
 
 Snaffle, n. wm\-^r{^ or grioo'MI?5'TTT m.f. 
 
 Snag, w.^'ay, ^c. tl^rw. ^>iI"JH «• ^iCT »». ^?r»j. n. ^^VZJ/n. 
 
 2 See Tooth. [^f ;pw«. ^n^ n. 
 
 Snail, «. — tbp animal. ifPTpSnrq' /. f^^ n. dim. ft^pgff /. 
 
 2 fig. «Zo»' coach, i^c. V. Dawdle. ^JJl'^'Ml T N l -m , JTrff- 
 
 Snake, n. ?fH w. ?T'f m. ^s m. ;jTn >k. 3TWT »«. T^T ?». 
 ft-^R m. 3Tff OT. f??5t WJ. *^^ «». 5^r?5 OT. jfi->1t tn.~ 
 in coYerfc or cant phraseology, TT^^r ?«. ^-MKHIrf-^ «. 
 TFiT^TTS". Of venomous Snakes the most common are 
 gTriitHi?TT7/. a^F^fROT^r m. ^PM ^X% n. ^.m, -A \H ^m m. 
 ^^■m]^ior^nn^. W[%rKor ^^xm.f. ^\^^^]m.■^. 
 W^^'3\^ m. qoTW m. m^^f. '^TH^m. f^^r m. ifsqv!^ 
 
 or iis,^■[^^ m. ci^^ m. j^it n. trmiqr m. ^rn «». 5^f^- 
 
 Z\ or ?TT^5r w. o?" 'f\ or t[ f ^7?f n. JTOTT or TT'J'Tf?/. 
 JTtr^rr^rT m. K^t|^ 0?' Hf|j5 or TT^S ?«. 
 The exuvies or slough of a s. ^y. 
 Fork for poking put snakes. ^^^ i}. 
 Hooded 8. tpuft. 
 
 Lines under the throat of snakes. FJ^fl'/. pi. 
 Toung s. qiTT m. ii^] m. 
 Sn,vke-charmer, .Snake-doctor, ». tt?^ orintsT, ^^^Zt. 
 
 5T=5lt, ^^=5ft, ft'^lt?!, ^fnfe^, H'^\(\. 
 Snake-go UED, n. q-^^T/.— the fruit. HXw: n. 
 Snake-hole, n. ^t'T^ n. 
 Snake-lilt, n. ^TR^^ m. ^TTT^f^ m. 
 Snake-stone, n. ^"fj^f&t Jn.TTMMlui w. 
 Snaky, a. pertaining.^ ^'c, to snakes. ^RT^T, ^M|-=(l, ^TTTlf^- 
 
 2 infested with snakes, ( road, &c. ) TRTT^TTOT. 
 2b Snap, v. a. break at onee, break short, ^pc^^-mZ^K-^.Z- 
 
 2 ( the fingers). ^^/.-=q^?/t/.-ft=Enfft/. mTi5t-?M«r^. 
 
 3 See To Bite. 4 up ; See To Snatch. 5— a whip. Seo 
 To Crack.
 
 SNA 803 
 
 To Snap, v. n. Ireak short. 5F?q^-q;?::fn:-&c. ift^<Jf -5^, ^- 
 fT^of or S'fTR'jf, rRrT^ or ?T5T5ot — inlens. ^ZXZ^. 
 Eeady to s.— thread. H?^, ^^K. 
 
 2 at ; try to seize and bite, ^ts «• JPP<?f , S^PTTHT-'Eir^- 
 
 irr?ir-&c. ^m_ 
 
 3 at ; fig. turn upon, speaJc angrih/ to. cf'r. %W.^., %T^.\^i 
 
 %?tot, f^HtJr, %q;ra-oT, fnif?!^, soT?:'JTaf, ?rcrr?:CTT TSiif- 
 •rpjijr, ^FR^m or ^r?fR«T, ^fw^TH^, JT^T^P'Jt, jRrq;?r->-tc. 
 
 S^■AP, n. ( with tlie fingers ). J^ /. ^ZWAf. f^Z^f. \t- 
 S^-APPisn, a. V. Ceoss. %^f^5Tr, frTSfff^, f?T3^, f^<4<HR, 
 
 2— a dog-. ^■r5?T^qT=55ir-¥5iTr=sqT-&o. ^JTivrqr, sh^, 
 
 ^EfR^r. [ 0?- DTt. 
 
 Skappishlt, ajy. v. A. ^^«F?r-'R-&e. ^F^RT <"' ^f, 5'JROT 
 
 yxAPPisHNESs, n. V. A. 1. f-f?5/. f?r3?ft5/. f^^'T^Tr M. f^- 
 Xmv^f. l^f^VniTr m. frt?f%3T0Tr M. &c. 
 
 y^'Sh.'Rit., n. instrument for catching animals, lit. fig. "pf^ ?«. 
 ■^qr m. TT^T w. ( esp. in eomp. and with great neatness 
 and power, as sfT^PTT^T. HSTTTST, ^ST^TT^T, mfTr^T, &c. ), 
 ^T^,n/ -'.sip. in eomp. as 5ri=5f ^T^, ^-73Tr^,iTr|^T?5, &c.), 
 <?T^m m. ^q^/. sTPKT/. "Ff^^/. T^^T m. q-^ m. 
 One who catches animals by a s. or net. "pfifTrrtft «'. 
 
 To Snaee, v. a. entrap, lit. fig. 'j>nTf<T-&c. qT'jf-3Tr''T"'T-Tr3^- 
 
 Skaeed, ^.v.V.tpr^rf?!- tTT&?5r-^N5^F5r-&c. TT^T^T^, ^T?J^g;. 
 iTi? Snael, «.«. V. To Ghowi. n^^iif, JT^Toif or 5^?^, y:^- 
 
 ,V>'AEL, Snaehxo, «. V. V. — act. JUTIK^ «. &c. ^r^K or ^X- 
 qr/. intens. HT^TT?: or ^^'^tTT «». »qT=TV^^/. 
 I. knot on a rope. ^€\/. 
 
 Snaelee, n. Snaelino, ;;. a. t. V. 3Tn?;5iRT, &c. nr^^-Ac. 
 
 +(.uiKi, 3':3='7r, n^w^r. 
 
 To Snatch, v. a. seize hastily, f^^tjf, f^^^of, i^y+H 
 
 qot, fe^iROT, 3T?r5"Jr, ff ^fsiit, ^''rsfrs^, ^^i^oj, ^rsrraT ?«.- 
 
 2 up ; seize rudely, pounce upon, Sfc. 3^^^, 3'^?Jijf, 17- 
 ^PRiil, K?:^I^iff, ^r^T'lROT, ^T?f »'!. HR>^, ^TSOT, ^TTT^'ir, 
 
 To s. up and pocket, seize furtively. g^TT^, *R?ITf4^, 
 ^?^T7^, tiKMiRot. 
 Jo Snatch, v. n. make attempt to seize stiddenly, catch at. ^- 
 
 siot, grsTTiT »K.-%q/.-^rT/.-^?q /-^rsq^r ?».-&e. ^tp^St, 
 
 f|?T^r W1.-&C. ITRiJIf. 
 Snatch. Snatchisu, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^B^ «. 3T^5t>T 
 
 n. ^Nrs'Ji M. &c. ^r^TTST »». f^^rar »». arosT »»• 5f3T/. 5r- 
 
 SNO 
 
 I. a broken or interrupted portion. ^T^irrwi. 
 
 S. of sunshine. ^i'^HI ^7^ m. f?lftq/. 
 
 S. of a song. H^ n. 
 To Sneak, v. n. cringe, Ichnvc with servility, t. To Fawn. 
 
 spn" m-'4^f. ^^i&r, y'+n-ii aiV^nr^, ^tt^'i. qra^t, vft^^ft 
 
 2 oil'; V. To Slink. nq-^q-Ac. f^^^ ^5rM,^?R?t-!fri5^-f5T- 
 
 Sneak, n. Sneakee, n. Sneaking, p. a. v. V. 1. and Obse- 
 quious. ^^g'FS'JnTri^^frsft ^"THT, ^'jft s^wmrrr, Wvf^, 
 
 aTT^tTTTr. 
 
 2 yr'^q 1^^ ^I^IKI, ^*ITH-&c. ^uii^.i, H^ ^Ff <:TS^ 
 
 ^roTRr, ^f^"'^"'', T^r^rR, tw<^+h. 
 
 To Snkee, v. 11. show contempt by looks, ^c. ^X^ n. m <fT"Ji- 
 2 «7to(t) corfcmptby expressions. rlltjH-^r^H'-^^-ri'MH- 
 
 &c. ^T?5^, ^qrdq'wj.-'iTT^ wi. ^^ot, JTHOTT OT.-?rc5T »>.-at- 
 
 ?RT OT.-JJP' OT.-&C. JTRof-TppCTt. [^i^'i'isun/. 
 
 Sneeb, Sneering, n. t. T. 1. ^reaiS'if n. &c. ^l*S:lliuft/. 
 
 2 «)u/ Saecasm. (TT^ ^ot n. Ac. g^ff-T »i. 3TT^<T w. 
 Sneeeee, n. Sneeeing, p. a. r. V. 1. ^T^ tR =?i<«iKI, ^irp 
 
 UliuiHl-HlSuiKr. 
 
 2 »wfZ Saecastig. ?FTf5 q'FT'JrRT, ^T^'T ^<-i«lKI, &e. 
 Sneeeinglt, adv. V. A. 1. ?n^ ^ T^TT, TT^ ^TTH, &c. 
 
 2 TTTT'-O'I^, ?7T^, #=f=T, 7RT0TT-&C. m?5;^. 
 2b Sneeze, w. n. emit air violently through the nose, ffl^ox 
 
 or f^^, i\\^ or fiPF/. ^m-%^. 
 
 Th9 exclamation upon a person's sneezing is Sflrnftq. 
 Sneeze, Sneezing, n. v. Y.—act. Tis^ «• W'H or fil'F or 
 
 2b Sniff, v. «. rfrato a/r through the nose. ^Tof, g; ».-^". 
 
 ^^, !TnPT^- TT^nrr^ «rRf w. ^ijf . 
 
 To s. deeply at ( snufi; &c. ). ^sFoif, ^^^T m. qdi. 
 To Snip, r. a. cut of icith scissors. +MM q^, =Fr?R'ii, ^R- 
 
 Snipe, w. 1^??°^ or BRT «i. 
 
 2b Snipe, t>. a. pick of. ftqcir, ftq^ q6T-TT7«i. 
 
 Snipsnap. m. v. Squabble. ^^1^=^?/. ^^H^/. 
 
 Snivel, m. v. Snot. 3(1^ ot. vHctn^. » 
 
 To Snivel, n. n. run at the nose. ^^ «. STTf of y. q/" «• ^T^ - 
 
 5'- "/*. 
 
 =rTf^-f5riJf, ^Tftr^rmr^ «».-Ac. ^rot 
 
 2— as children; cry whimperingly. q^^H'T, g?T55<JT, «f- 
 
 ?RTiif, ^^TH^'Jr, Tf^nf^ "'• TT^tOT. 
 Snivei.lee, w. Snivelling,/), a. v. V. 1. ^^ ^nf^rTT, <S.o. 
 
 sRsprtrT, ?T5r?T, ^iisqr, rt^jtrr, 
 
 2 5?;5?(irRT, g^ig^triRT, itc. 
 Snob, n. Snobbish, a. ^v^^7^^ 
 Snooi, n. hair-braid. 3T^oS/. w. «. ^^JiJTw. 
 Snooze, See Nap. ^ [ ?=Jr?*f- 
 
 2b Snore, v. n. breathe harshly in sleep. ^Rot, ^X^f- W-l^- 
 
 SsoaEE, ». Snobino, p. a. v. V. ^R^TRr, &c.
 
 SNU 
 
 804 
 
 To S.NORT, V. n. — as a horse, itc. How through the nose. ^- 
 H^, ^^, 5^5'^"^ inlens. ^?:r^, ^PF^^Sm/ I'l- f^^K"!, 
 
 SnOETEB, «. SjiOBTINQ, /). a. V. V. #?TOTnT, ^J^ilRT, &c. 
 SsOKTiNG, n. V. V. — act. ^^af 7j. ^T^^of n. &c. 5':fT^/- 
 
 *<<}></. inlens. ^^<TZ »'• 
 BsOT, n. mucus of the nose, — as running or moist, ^i^ m. 
 
 xis\ or ^it/. ^^^^^ hoe m». ^Tl%^m?5 «. 
 
 Lump of s. f^T^PTT »«. ^fS^ or 5)5^1 m. 
 String' of s. vjoTJT^ jj. c^TSSt/. 
 2 — as Lard or dry. T^ n. 
 SxorxT, o./oM^ with snot. ^(fsrST, 5T^^T, ^'^ ^^3?^, "(i^O- 
 
 Snoitx-KOSed, a. Ct^TSF or 55TT, ^^it^r. 
 Snout, n. \. Nose. #?/. 
 
 That has a trunk or s. ^-crr. 
 Snow, n. frozen vapour, q'p n. ^mxm. f^ «. 
 Snowy, a. abounding, ^c. with snow, sjtpf^r, f^"^, HTRHT, 
 
 2 while like snow, v. White. TfSTT «P^T^cf, f^ifPT, ^F^ 
 Jb Snub, v. a. v. To Scold. iTJT^FT^'rf, ^^Hf^, ^'TR'ot, ^- 
 
 3t^, i^iNui', ^f^RNq, ^inrof, ^THS'Jr, Kr^^FTsrif, f^ 
 
 S^•UB-NOSED, a. -i+dl, ^T5}vf%!^, ^^"Jft, %^, si^^SJTR^, 
 
 5?qT^ 'TTflT-T; q^niTT sirars an^, ^^^ ^rhi^ i%5npRf ns. 
 
 Sncff, «.( of a torch, a wick, &c. ). 'p=5 »i. ^FTSTSft/- ^I^off 
 /. ^PTS^ft/. ^5fT TO. r%^5!T m. ^^5 ?». 
 
 Stink of a s. f^'ST'T /. [ ^oE^. 
 
 To be coverd with s. or callage, — a lighted wick. ^T- 
 2 powdered tolacco. ?rT^^ or c5 or fTTOt^ or'^if.n. JfT- 
 ^/. ^^ n. 'iifti+.i^ut M. 
 
 Pungent s. JTrg^HTft or '^ ftt^^ /. n. 
 To take s. fTT'TlT /• n. ^HrJof. 
 yo Sncff, v. n. — a wick, &c. ^Fr^sof. 
 
 2 at ; turn up the nose at. ^\^ n. ^J^^-'^%^'^T. ^^- 
 m %or-HTs5r. 
 
 3 See To Sniff, To Snoht. 
 
 To Snuff, v. a. {a. wick, &c. ). +M5ft/.-^r^5T5ft/.-&c. J}?T?r- 
 ?ot-:pi^(jir-5rT30T g- of o. [ ofTT^I^ qiif . 
 
 2 rfraw in with the breath, inhale. %ill, sff^^ qq', s^ireT 
 
 3 V. To Smell. -^^., ^iPT irw, ^\^ m. if^ g. of o. 
 Snuff-box, «. d^HhO^I-rT'^r+ii^ S^ft /. 
 
 SnuPF-COLOBED, a. rnrfq^t, rR'^?^. 
 
 SnuFF-sellEE, n. rTT^F-^T or ^qr, FPT^f^R^, rT^T^TTfST. 
 Snuff-takeb, Snuffee, n. ?rTf%^r or ?qT. 
 Snuffeeb, n. i^5?TT^-¥t^^<T-&C. ^JTRTT/. 
 2b Snuffle, «. «. speak through the nose. ^m?r qT?5'Jf, 
 .iu,Mu,;i, gorgrJTiJf, nnijf, JTim, 20T2OT-n»TrT-'T1?I-&c. ^T- 
 3"!. [ CRTT, JTIPTT. 
 
 Snuffleb, n. Snuffling, /). a. v. V. ^TT^fH ^i? .u i k i^ jjotit- 
 Sn ufpy, o. gp i/ec?, ^c. with snuff. ?fT%flH »)<^-lriril-H^OT, 
 
 Tg Ssuo, V. n. iie dou, cuddle. f^^-^z^-&c, f^f^m, 
 
 Sncq, a. — of phiccs, &c. neat, c^'c. ^ZB^^. g^^'T'T, 3^3^- 
 
 ?Tr, ar^^, ^rf'^rr, g^^, ^jfj]^w.z^. 
 
 2 — of persons; lying close. f^^FS^rST, 5^J?5?5r. 
 To lie s. f%q?7:T-?yT^5 pT^Iof, ^TTOT <^eti. f^t^JTOT. 
 2b Snugule, v. n. lie close for warmth. ^T[7m i^vTot, ^'^- 
 
 So, adv. in this manner. 3T^T, ^ S1R|U|, ^^^. 
 And so forth. fJ'TTf^, 
 So, so be it. rr'«TT, ff'TT^, 'Sr^g. 
 
 So so. moderaleli/. 3Tgm?IT, ^OTrF^TT, 'ST'SfT^n, f m^- 
 JTr"?:^, QTRl^T, JTr<F^, fTT^^T, ffTfTTrT, mspHT^, q'«TmVT, 
 
 jnspTffrsf^, =5fT?fr5r^, #R^nft. 
 
 2 — as correlatively with as. rRTT, F^iTrrr^, rTiTT. 
 
 3 /o «wcA a degree. Scf^T, <^«r^, '(^ or ^'^^^r\-^\^^-^J.. 
 
 4 /or <7t« reason. ^\-<:^ \^4,^^^\^]-^^^-&a. J^OT^, •'ST^ 3T- 
 ^RTt, ff^, ^T. [ ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 To Soak, v. a. steep, Sfc. f5T3nrofr, fifSTrl-fvr^qic^ijf, Jft^ /. 
 
 2 rcet through, v. To Dbench. f%q-&c. f'T^'I^-^^, 
 g-<Tctcf^. [ &c. ^PTot ^r. q/" 0. 
 
 3 T. To Aesoeb. ^ir^Tot, :i?njq- q-gf, fcrof, ^TPT»».-^U«PJT«.- 
 To Soak, v. n. lie steeped. f*rJT?f T?^. 
 
 2 enter into pores, be absorbed. 'TT'^i, f^?^, f'TJl'iir, H- 
 ^?r-&c. v^ITjf, W'^jTOT or ^ipT^r, ^n5fT-&c. ^of. 
 Soaked, ;j. v. V. A. 1. Fh^ ^n^f^r, fH^^OT, &c. 
 
 To be s. f%5f-&c. fT^'jf, -dwctui. [t^WTTT, Ac. 
 
 SoAKEE, n. Soaking,^, a. v. V. A. 1. f>T^=rirTTT, fT^fl WT- 
 
 2 f%5f-&c. f%vi«iu||<r-^^TjrTTT, &c. [f»T^Tr<3r?T m. 
 
 Soaking raiu(i.e. rain that will soak into the ground). 
 Soap, n. ^'sior H\A^\ m. 
 
 2b Soap, «!. a. ^T^ «!. JTTcT'Jf. [ f^M ». 
 
 Soap beeet-teee, n. fer m. fiz\f. fl'f\f. — the fruit. ft%». 
 SOAP-EOILEE, n. soap-maher. timu| ^^tTT^T, ^TT^WR. 
 Soap-subs, n. ^TT^OTT^ TTWt n. [ SrIT. 
 
 SOAPX, a. smeared ivith soap. ?n^OT rllc|ric=5T, VI^«1H 5f=C«J?^- 
 2 like soap, having the quality of soap. ^T^u|l^K<m, 
 
 wiguiK'Mi trnHr. 
 
 2b SoAE, V. n.fly aloft. S'S^, ^'^^M, -J-MNui, ^'^fTT n.-^t-^t- 
 HHJf n.-7r'TrTl?T/.-3r?^WJr «.-&c. ^ot. 
 
 2 fig. lower in thoujht, Sfc. ^^{^^^ m.-JxTHf^TT m.- 
 
 3 See To Aspiee. 
 4 — the voice. ^Jiif. 
 
 SoAEEB, n. SoAEiNG,^. a. V. V. 1. 5raann, &c. gr«fqTi<t, 
 aTT^T^TTTTff, 3TT^r^T=5mT', 3'^1'MMM, ^TJ^. 
 
 SOAEING, «. T. V. l.—act_ g^DT «. ^■.fm w. ^T^^IT^ «. g;'^- 
 nf^f 3TT^T^TT^^ ?». ^fTtnfH/. ^'TTIH^ n. :^^W^ n. 
 
 To Sob, v. n. sigh convulsively in crying. ?^^, ^*d<:^^J7r, 
 «F^, iTFHHot, ^^Hyuj, g^W^, J^nS^'^i fe'^^^T, ^51- 
 ct or aHre^'Jt, e^H^, 3^h\ m. pl.-tik: or -^^ m. pi. 
 -&c. dl+uj or quf ivith in. con. "jricqr/. ^Z- fTROT, 
 
 Sob, Sobbihg, «, v. V. ^^ w. gyn^'^r «• fS'T^ «. &c.
 
 SOD 805 
 
 ■g^ m. ^^/. J5^r m. -^^ m. SPTC^T/. pi. V^^ n. 
 SOBEINOLT, adv. V. V. ^?^i, ^^[^ti ^^TfTK^T. 
 SOBEE, a. temperate in drink. %?Tr^r-s(?rr^ P}'m?;r, pTrl^T^rt- 
 
 qpft-&c. TftfiTftsrr^fr-TT^-.^tc. <?R^q^. 
 
 2 not drunk, ^lif'4, f^ 3TK?ft, 3TH?^ T ^355T,"%T>TVr- 
 
 3 c«Zw, rooZ, serious. Irirr, qtr, i^^^ "4^, f^'t^HH^:*, 
 
 R'-^TfT^, fq-?ft?T, -fl-JTrT, ft^frO, f^^^^TT^, Pr^^^fts, f^- 
 '^nr^f?, f^3,^-7;rfr, l^^m^rff, f^?Trrffrr. 
 
 To Sober, v. n. lecome soler. f?fcf3iit, 3TJT?5 m.-W.'J! m.-&c. 
 
 S^TOT-^Iut ^. 0/ s. ^J5t5R-«TRr5r^-TRr5IT-<tc. ^of . 
 To Sober, t). n. make suher, cure of into.Ticntion. f?(c|o{,cHJi^ 
 
 ar^ra m.^Ti WJ.-&C. ;j?R'if y. o/w. ?j^5^-*rT^5i?;-&c. arr- 
 
 SOBEE-UINDED, n. V. SOBER, 3. f^'<T^, f^'^^^fT^, f%^TT^FT. 
 SOEEE-MINDEDNESS, n. V. A. fra^TTT/. ?iT?f «. pT^T^ft^JffT/. 
 
 SoBERLT, flifr. V. A. 1. 2. 3TT~rr«rt=|^?T,"%'PT5rt=f^, 3th^ ^ %- 
 ^OT ffec?. &c. %?rT^, ^r^TTf^. 
 
 3 5Lf:5qtJTHf, '4jTf^, f^r^^',' &e. f^^r^f^f^, ^^''J'T^qp. 
 SoBEBNEss, Sobriety, «. v. A. 1. lf?fr^ fq^r «. fHrPTT^i^r ?s. 
 
 "Titm?T!Trn^ n. fJrrfqrr «. tr^tit m. ^\^^^^{^ n. 
 
 2 ^TT^^^qiJir m. fsHarrralsTJiT ?«."%>F^nSqTJir «. grHTr^rr/. 
 
 JTTTHI^ m. 
 
 3 vTSTiJTr OT. &c. f^-triTrr/. ^^?f «. R^qR^ftscrr/. f^i^m^- 
 
 tTH «. fHT?rfffT/. 
 SOCIARLE, a. indinrd to company, disposed to associate ivitlt 
 others. Wr^'^\-^m]'m-&c. 3TrTf?fr, f^^.TfTj;, f^Fmft, 
 
 ^TTPTTT^r^fr, MriHu^rrrf-^qr, ^^^ira^P, ^FT^^frfs]^, t^vs- 
 
 3 See Familiar, Affable. 
 
 SOCIABLENESS, SOCIABILITT, M. V. A. 1. ^atFTT^T'Jrr m. f^T- 
 
 Social, a. of or lelonging to society. ^l^RfNl, ^'Idl^l, &c. 
 
 2 V. SOCIABLE. ^iir?ft^r-&c. 3TT5r^?n", a^^i^^qr, ^?^^. 
 
 It is good to be s. f^r^ ^?5 'ITS. 
 BociETT, n. communion, consociation, v. Company. ^T^Jrf/. 
 ^n m. ^^f^f. ?IJTFW »i. ^T^ «. ^^Hl^ m. ^M^ n. HT- 
 
 2 o s. V. CoMMUKiTT, Company. H5o5t/<T%/iop.'mcr/. 
 Sock, «.— for the foot, h I ■Ml '-( i J^FJU »«. 
 Socket, «. receptacle. tTT «. 'n=5r w- ^TJTT^t/. g^iT^T w. (?m. 
 gr'/Tsfr/. 3"'<T5i or g-tiT5S m. yitO/. 5H?fT m. — for a post. 
 ffrz^iT m. 
 
 Stone formiu!^ a s. for the foot of a post. r[ot<^4l »». 
 Sod, n. turf, sward. iT^^TT^ft ^Ht^/ HOir^FTHfiT/. 
 
 2 rt B. iTSTfTr^t f ^/ ^ m. 
 Soda, j;. natron, alkali. ^W^ «. ^KPTTtT »>. ^-^ M. 
 Sub-carbonate of s. TTRS^jTR m. 
 Impure carbonate of s. ^jjH^k or ^TsftfTR m. ^f^i- 
 
 SOI 
 
 WK m. ^f^PFTfTK m. ^I^f/. ^*I?nT m. 
 To SoDEii. See To Solder. 
 Sodomite, H. one guilty of so Jomi/,\. Catamite, Pathic. 
 
 Sodomy, n. 5^^*|;^ «. 3^'<T^ «. 5i%a(t:^/. 
 
 Sofa, «.q^ m. (from the Englisli " coueli " ). 
 
 Soft, a. not hard, m; ( remiss. ^^^t\X softish ), R?', ;ttR, M- 
 
 2 friable, crumhliny. <p?T5?fT?f, 5??^r, f^f^, ^flf^T^. 
 3 — esp. of articles of food ; not crisp, ^^qpf ^ fH^jfrr- 
 
 4 lax,faccid, ivantingfninncss or stiffness. PnFlfjT^ftH, 
 
 fe=rfe^, fefersftfi, f^=5f5i=itfT, f^fer, r^^^f^-ii, S- 
 
 5 weai- anJ ea«y, imlccile, v. Weak, Simple. iRr^ qsF- 
 
 g^-^^iT, HT^, HF^r, ST^fT^-qr, fisqr, ii^qr, hotpit, ^ht- 
 
 ift, HSIH^FT. [^^'^. 
 
 6 yf;(<Ze, ij-c. t. JIild. ■ftj:, HTK, ^, ^I"^, iftsr, ^^spT, 
 S. and balmy, — air, breeze, &c. #rgn(:T. 
 
 7 — of voice or sound. R^, ^, 'T^^i'0/>.ii^,H-'}ci«)l- 
 
 DTT, HgT, ^^^. 
 
 To speak s. and fair. JT^TT^J ^RW. 
 
 8 — water; not mixed with salts, "fls^ or qrST. 
 Soft, iiiterj. ^^, ^^T^n, f':I>, f^^f^K, f':ITrf':n:. 
 To Soften, v. n. make less hard, lit. Jrar-^RT-TgraE-^-Ac. 
 
 JR^, K3r"T^r m.-^T^iMMuil ?n.-H=ll'/t/.-^^Hr W.-&C. aTPJTOT. 
 
 2 moUfy, qualify., cj'c-. v. To JIoueeate. H^T^roT or ^^- 
 
 m^foT, H^-fT';*T-%rTr5fr-^^-&c. ^Rot, H^f^orr m.-^^nqm 
 OT.-&C. anufji. 
 
 3 make pitiful, tender, compassionate. ^^^^K^-W^^-^^ 
 ■■W%-'^.k'^\\^-&-c. ^F^, MAHUII Vl.-mWVJ[\ OT.-&C. arP'M, 
 ^!Tf^, "TT^^jqiif, trWi^f^. 
 
 To Soften, i>. n. lecome less hard., lit. JT3r-;TTT-'T5-&c. ^- 
 oT-fRT^^, H3;7tiTr»».-rtcrr5rr/.-H^n.-&c. qui IK. con. 
 2 fig. lecome less harsh, less severe, less oldurate, Sfc. IT- 
 
 ^-JRH-BT^-Ac. ftof, ^^"if, ?n^nm, ^im, qr^n:^, &c. 
 
 ^^OT.-afTrTWT "S.-&C. qwr <«. con. 
 SorrLY, ado. V. A. 6. one? Gently. ^?^t^, ^, ^^+^, ^- 
 
 !r-^m, aT?5iTTtfT, f^qft^. 
 
 7 ^^^^?f, ff^, &c. Hv^oicrFift^. 
 
 Softness, «. v. A. 1. h^jtW ««. ^^Hq(in m. &<:. mf{\{f. »T- 
 
 2 ^fl'B^ftrrqarr ?«• ^?r%qiTT ot. ttc. 
 
 3 5q^5fr(=fq'JTT wi. fH^fJT=5l'YFjqaTT m. &.C. 
 
 4 fJT?tfH?vt?i<TtrrT M. fesrf^^i'T^iq'nr ?«. .^c. [ ^ ^ n. 
 
 G H^JPTOTTOT. &c. ■^^ n. HT^ w. 
 
 Elaudness or b. (of speech, disposition, or deport- 
 ment.) ar^^r^rt ■H]^^\^f. 
 7 H^qiir OT. R^oiqtJir m. &c. Hfjrrir/. »rr^J^ n. 
 
 To Soil, f. n. yf^ dirty or tarnished. ^S.^;z^., Hct'lNUI W 
 2(3 Soil, ». «. tarnish, slur, ^c. y. To Stain. HS^ot iranT-
 
 SOL 
 
 80G 
 
 SOL 
 
 Soil, n. earth. HT^fl/. ^r^fr/. h|/. ^Tfft^/. 
 Black s. «FT5fTHTrft/. 
 Classi final ion of soils. STcR^/- 
 
 Classification of soils in a revenue survey. Ft-t.R-q'^/. 
 — the classifier. rT^ m. 
 
 Meagre and poor a. 5R5 "^^X^f. 'JT'TI^ fH^rft ^- 
 
 ^xrqr^ qrsrft ( ^hIh &c. ). 
 
 IJoll of the several classes of soils. iTfT^rt!'/. 
 S. of first sort. 3T;i?5;— of secoud, ?^i— of third, ;rffT. 
 Wet s. TM'tToI K. TT'^moI n. 
 AVhite s. qfsr/. <?t5^HT?ft/. 
 To lose its fertility— soil, m^.^f. ^\%^. 
 2 See IMasuke. 3 See Stain. 
 Soiled, p. v. V. H^TT^^r, &c. JT^jftrT, f^l?:^^, f^^, iTSst- 
 
 OT, T^-TT, fOT, 3Tcrfefr. 
 2b SOJOUB-V, t'. n. reside for a time. ^ I f f^sT^-^f |"rar5E-3"- 
 
 ?nTT &cZ.-^r^f ^R^r (/ecZ.-gr^f^ (7ecZ.-3'^r5%?5r-&c. ?;r^, 
 
 SojJCEX, Sojourning, m. v. V.— ac<. =?nT^?r l\\^n. w^- 
 
 H^r^r m. 
 
 SOJOUENEB, n. SOJOUKNINS, /). a. V. V. ^^f^?r Tr^oTTTT, 
 ^FT^moE TTf OTRT, &e. 3-H?rRTf orr?:!, ^T^ft, STS'rn?^, ^T^t- 
 5F€, g?nft, 3'==r~qT, gT^ITW, g^JT^cj^i 3'5?5Jt;<j^, 3TPig^, 
 
 To Solace, Solace, &c. See To Comfoet, Comfoet, &e. 
 SOLANOii, n. — s. macrorhizon. 5R?5t/. — its fruit. Z\X^. — s. 
 
 jacquiui. fRrft ftl'jft /.— s. insanum. frTSft ^f'ft/.— 
 
 its fruit. 5IT^ ^tn ». 
 SOLAE, a. of or belonging to the sun. ^\^\.^ ^^^^■^.^ ^- 
 
 S. disk. srirT?J^ *n. 
 
 S. dynasty. 5:5^^1 m. 
 
 2— of time. ?rT^^, ^TT. [fir^jCtfT. 
 
 Sold, p. v. V. A. 1. I^^^^r, f^nFrf^F^^JT, &e. "p^r^P, ^t^, 
 
 To SOLDEB, V. a. unite ivith metallic cement. ^fToEW, ^F^rT^ or 
 
 q;^ m. n. :f^, ^^?i?f , ^^HfT ^TW, Sf^ »». SNu'l, 5T55- 
 
 SOLDEC, n. metallic cement. ^F'flt or :f^^)[»!.m. jf^ ot. ^jfiT- 
 Cake or strip of s. SWqrfT/. St'T'TTifr/. 
 Instrument with which s. is applied, ^^rn;'!!?!; m. 
 To alloy ( gold, &c. ) with a. 3^5501. 
 
 SOLBEBED, p. V. V. frT33c5r, Sf^ SF^rTOT, &c. lf^?5n, 
 
 To be 9. st^pE^. 
 SOLBIEB, n. man in military service. flTTTf or f^TF?, f^TT- 
 
 1^>ft;— qeuer. or com])reh. ftiqif'^^r, RUTf^nTT; — 
 contemptuously. , fifTTT^:?!?". PiTmT^'J. 
 
 The profession or practice of a s.^tTlf ft'Cf /. 
 2— emphatically, y. Waerioe. %^r. 
 
 SOLDiEEiso, n. practice, Sfc. of a soldier. fflTlfPifT/. ff^l?- 
 
 SOLLIEE-LIKE, SOLDIEELY, ». f^lM|^R||)^|, T^^\ ^^Tr=^T, f?T- 
 
 SoLBiEEsniP, n. character, Sfc. of a soldier. f^IMliPlft'/. 
 SOLDIEBY, ». ioi/y of soldiers, soldiers collectively. f^q[^w;. 
 /iZ. fflTTf ?5tqpM. pi. 
 
 L-regular s. Rl^isft or f^fST^/. 
 Sols. m. (of a foot), fra^m. rT^TTTw- "n^rT^jn. =q^ft?5n. 
 
 From the s. of the foot to the crown of the head. 
 
 2 (of a shoe). rW.m. ZW^n. 
 3— the fish. ^."P or ^T n. m. 
 
 Sole, a. alone, v. Single. ^^OT, ^^^T, '^^^, '^^^'(^, 
 %5r«o»- 55, ^5;. [ arg^q-'fri m . 
 
 SOLEClSil, n. impropriety in language. ^^X^m. 'S^^^^\''\m. 
 
 Solely, adv. v. A. (i^?^ decl. ^^.z^ decl. &c. %5r55, =q. 
 
 Solemn, a. marJced n-ith pomp and saticiify-^ belonging to re- 
 ligion.^ attended icith religioiis rites, Sfc. ?fHltHI^T, ^- 
 
 ^rTT>T, ssTT^-THf^qr ^erTT^T. '^^KRfx^ xr=F5mm?5r, ^- 
 
 2 adapted to impress awe or affect with seriousness. ^sT- 
 
 3 soJej-j serious, ^c. \. Geave. »iHtT, ^^,^, ^q^. 
 Solemnity, Solemsess, «.v.A. 2. qiflTT'nm. f»PT/. ^^5?/. 
 
 I. religious ceremony. ^^,:4n. \q^^n. ^W[X^m. g??rr^ 
 m. ^r^^m. 
 To Solemnize, v. a. perform loith ceremonies., celclrate. ^HT- 
 
 t*n%-&c. ^5Tjf, ?r^Tw.-&c. !F^y. ofo. q-irrfiffiT-Tirr- 
 ?Tr^-&c. 5F?^. [ &c. siriioT. 
 
 2 maJce serious and grave. nHtT-&c. ^iJf, ijvft'^'TTm.- 
 SOLEMNLY, ado. V. A. 1. ^iTR*rFf,&c. ^HR'T'J5% ^^r^^T- 
 
 ?rf|-rr, 5!fiTTfjrf4. 
 
 3 n^twrr^, n»ft^JT?rr^, &c. 
 
 I. ■!ti77i solemn asseveration and invocation, ^r^fra^, ?Frqt • 
 
 21* Sol-fa, v. n. pronounce the notes of the gamut. ^fiJW f. 
 To Solicit, v. n. entreat, ivq.lore, v.To Beg. fsRSTot, f^^fft 
 
 /. 3T^»«.-&e. ^F^of, frT?T?t/.-fjT5Trft/-&c. ^Rnr. 
 
 2 seeJc ly petition, v.To Beg. irm^,'??^, f^^rft/.-TR- 
 
 ^T/.-&c. q^ijfy. 0/0. fJT?rFftH-fJT^T?t^K-<S:c. »imoT. 
 Solicitation, m. t. V. I.— act. f^^^^ n. ftR^off/. ^fr=Rt 
 
 /. STTW/. fT^T^/. ffT^?l't/. f*R?I5rF^/. 
 Solicitor, n.\. V. fsr^cftJiRr, f5rfl?fl-&c. ^F^oiRT, ^r^^. 
 
 I. lawyer. 5f^/tc7. 
 Solicitous, a. v. Anxious, Caeeful. fiffpEiT, ^r^t^'^^, f%- 
 
 rir^Tfj, f%rrr3Fi?r, f^fri^^. 
 
 2 greatly desirous, v. Eabnest. ^r^^F, ^r+f^H, ^Tc^5. 
 Solicitously. See x\nxiously, Eaknestly. 
 Solicitude, n. v. Anxiety, Caee. f%frr/. ^.VJ^f ^K m. 
 
 2 v. Eabnestness. Trtzjf. JFaq;^/. 1?Tft^/. ^^n^m 
 Solid, a, not liquid or fluid, qf , q^, 'fl^?, aT^i'^IT^, =T5.
 
 fiOL 807_ 
 
 2 not hoUow Hfhr, ^T'f, T'f'J'ir. 
 
 3 hard^ compact, v. FiRSI, SUBSTANTIAL. Sf^I'PJ, ^- 
 
 =TtTi ^c , ^^^^R, ^^r^r^fiT, ^?r, ?r^t, ^jft^, ^"i^, vt- 
 
 4 so«;i(/, (vi/«;, ^KA'/, ^-c. V. Substantial. ^, ^^W'Z, 
 
 Solid, «. cubical body, ^pt »/». 
 
 Contents of a 9. ^'T'Fc^ n. 
 To SoLiDiFT, V. a. ^l-^^- &c. ^l^. 
 
 SOLIDITV, SOLIDNKSS, H. T. A. 1. ^JT'TT «. ^^TrTT/. 3T^?- 
 
 ^/. ar^rqrff^r/. 
 
 2 HfrVtrcrrr >«. iH'^.oTrn/. [^if^^^q-n. 
 
 4 ^TTiTT »«. 3T5E^?J^T''Tr n- &c. ^tsT »i. I^ST^T m. 
 SOLIDUNGULOUS, a. not cloven in the hoofs. (^^T"J>, '^'I^T. 
 SOLiLOQur, n. a talking to one's self. 3^T^^^0 ^ffe^r «.-*rr- 
 
 "TOT n. <S^^^r\'H]^'^ n. arT^TTI^nT «. 
 
 SOLITADINESS, 11. V. A. 1. ^?V^^ k'\^^ m. ^TT^r??' W. ^- 
 
 2 ^^m^niT m. HTTHfoTHqaiT fi. 
 ^-■•LiTAKT, SoLiTAiEK,;;. V. Eeci,use. (t^^^i ^l^UIKf, '^cfSTT" 
 
 SOLITABT, a. living alone. ^%TK\-&c. ^I^UTKI, 'RT«trft ^noIT- 
 
 f^^%5ft, ^r?W=ft, f%3i?r?5q-, f^^^^^iT, ^^^^^5T-^- 
 
 To be or feel s. TT^frr-3TT5n^fcr-;r^T?r-&e.T5'n-"T5?'!TT 
 ^KW 3T?rot, 3^mgTC5t in. con. 
 2 — of places, &c. lone, not frequented. 'KiMrilMI, i^T- 
 
 3 single, sole. "T^^vST, >^^JT, i^+r^^l, 1J'+.I-+^. 
 SoiiTODE, n. lonely state.w:^^k^^^^]m. ?ft^tPl ', loiqarrw*. 
 
 ^?T^%F^ n. 
 
 2 — of places ; lonesomeness. :j5r?r7'^ '«. 'H'Jt'T'rft^TT'JrT m. 
 
 ^mTOTR OT. HOTrui m. 
 
 3 lonely place. TPT «. 3TT5rR «. 'iTJTnr n. fsffsT^?'*??? «. 
 SOLMIZATION, w. repetition of the notes of the gamut. ^fijvi^j. 
 Solo, «. so?;^ or tune ly one. l^^RT ^TfTT^ ^"Jj w.-^rra^T'^if 
 
 «. ^^FRrt nroT ?i.-qT3T^ n. 
 Solomon. See Wiseacee. 
 
 Solstice, n. — in astronomy, aTT^TT^ '». STTH n. 
 The summer s. arRFTan'rT m. 
 The winter s. ^f^Uii-yuU'H m. 
 Solstitial, a. v. N. sj^PTfcr^^rtft, arq^ftrrfcTTq-^, 37^5TRT- 
 
 Soluble, a. v. V. A. 2. J[q- sRTT^^FTT-^[nrrr-&c. ^rs^T, ?T- 
 
 y. V. N. ^i^T^^mr-itc. I^^T-q-, ^^TTf . 
 S.OLUBLF.NESS, SoLUEiLiTr, ?i. V. A. 1. ^^^JT^TT^rFtTiIT »1. 
 &C. ?T5^fTT/. ^iftqrfT/. ^R^^T^^T/. 
 
 SOJI 
 
 2 ^^Ts^FiTinTin m. &c. n=pfr?nr/. 
 
 Solution, n- v. V. 1. and Explanation, — ad. '^j;i\ n. &m. 
 
 2— ar/. ■^^f^^ n. ^^T.l^ n. ^Roi ». 
 
 I. chemical union. ^^nT^^^TC^T'TTt'T >'i. 
 
 II. //(«< (c/hVA contains matter dissolved, qilt «. «l<'fT 'i. 
 ( in comp. as fliit(<jft, Ac. ). 
 
 To Solve, v. a. (a probk-.n, riddle, Ac.) resolve, unfol.!, ^\: 
 V. To. Explain. ^"Jf, Jri'iiui, T^rnTT "i.-rUm «.-<=IN- 
 
 f?nFT/.-&c. :p?Tjr y. q/'o. ^fl'-ui. 
 
 2 Jissohe, V. To Melt. ^^Hiu'i, ^ m.-Ac. ^f^ g. of o. 
 To Solve, v. n. he dissolved, \. To ^Ielt. ^^ m.-^^ m.-&i'. 
 ^ff.ofs. 
 
 SoLVENCT, «. V. A. 2. ^:ii sfTsusrr^^rwt/. iRii;[im5THHnr 
 
 Solvent, a. disiolvent. ^tf+.-'Ull^.l, 5T^1i,^^rFTT^, Sfr^T^. 
 2 aWe to pay. qi;:;f Vs'^'Tr^r ^T^rat^T, ?R ( used chiefly 
 in opposition to qTTR insolvent), ^oT^UtT^fTR', ^R<JITf^4- 
 
 Solvent, n. menstruum. ^|et*<.ti »«. 
 Solver, m. v. V. A. 1. %5^RT, J^^Jl 7;T(irTTr, c<lo. 
 Sombee, a. Sec Giooiir. 2— a coinplcvion. ^nc^T^I^a, 
 Some, a. jnore or less, ^f^t, ^tfPrft, 'HrM«r<T. 
 
 2 OTOJ-e or fewer. ^FPift, f^?ftt![^,'%:F, ^irff V, ^tfTX^, ^ft- 
 
 3 a sinfl'/Z guanfily or number. ^Ft^, »ir5T, »?r5^, m\^\- 
 
 4 certain persons. #iift m. pi. f+rfli^+, P+rO*, f^^, fii:- 
 
 ^, ^I'r, sptft ^ff'r, ^i;h or ^f^. 
 
 S., certain, parlicular. aiH+l, SW^I^HT^, "P^TTITT. 
 5 — noting a person or thing- not known or not specified. 
 
 S. besides. ^^T^, or '^rv^TTT. 
 Some bodv, Some one, n. ^OT^^, ^T<jfY?T^, ^'T'lT, 'SffHJj;- 
 rm^ or aTH^PTrTRqn', T:^>'7^, Ti^fn-l^, ^JvlH, ^fJ^rg, ^- 
 ^^;— loosely, «ome /cZ/ow o?- other, :fl??iIF?Tr TB'IF'TT, 
 
 sT^m ^T^nr, '^^^ f^^iFfr. 
 
 Some now, o(^y. by hook or crook. ^•«M'«i, vT#T% <F5:H, 
 
 S. or other. Jpf^'r ^F^Tl", ^F^^ ^JT^^. 
 Somees 'ULT, Someks^t, 71. ^f(y5 uilh heels over head. ^\r^- 
 
 Z or Z or ift?5ra or Z n. HkTOT «. TTT^jft/. 
 Something, n. «o«i(; matter., some event. :Ff|T. 
 S. '.r other. JpffrH^, sm^F^TH^, ^^^T. 
 2 some, a little.^ v. SoMEwn.VT. ^^T, fipi^, Tf^^pf^, 3T- 
 
 Sometime, adv. at some time future. %5^prft, ^vfp^, %m- 
 
 %^, (^5^51^, %^f FT%^r. [ ait^FT^ ■Tf^rnrfrJ). 
 
 It will be s. or other. ^^ ^^ -oif^^^ ( or, pop. 5FT- 
 2 sc 'times ; ocrarionally. %c;^f %5^f, 'F'ar =F^,%5ft ^■ 
 
 E^, q;v4R'^, ^F'^Hi'^, ^r^^reir. 
 
 Somewhat, n^/r. an some degree. Jpt^, JpfflHT f^ccZ. ^t^ ^- 
 
 f'r, ^fft ?r(t, '4r5T rfcc/. wtot cfaZ. ^^, wm\ ded. ■^-
 
 SON 
 
 808 
 
 soo 
 
 U^, ^n^?TT dccl. ^^m decl. ^^^\m decl. f%f^?r, ^rfpp- I 
 
 SoMFwnERF., ml'. ^i\-^u^?^r^^-rm\-&c. ^^rff, f ^srf^- 
 
 S. or other. (T^rrqT3Tnft-rtT5Sf-&c. ^pr'^f ,^, ^Z ^FR, 
 SOUNAMHUI.ISM, «. u-alfciji'^ in sleep. ^\^r\ TvX^ n.-^irt"! «• 
 
 -&o. g'rf^ra f^p5[^ n.-&c. ■Pt2t>;wi w. fH?r=snT ««. 
 
 SOMN'AMBri.iST. n. OK- «'7(0 «■«//« in sleep. gRcf f^ROIRT-'fT- 
 
 ?5tiirTT-c<Lc. f^T^T^nfr, fSr^TH<JI^fTTf-TTtt->.tc. 
 SOMS'IFF.EOU3, SoMSiFic, (I. caiisinff sleep, gt^^, ^T-Ac. 
 
 SOMNILOQTJIST, ?!. One v:lio tails in sleep. ail^uiuU'T, ^TT?f 
 
 qfefTTTT, f^TPfl", f^^lrfl'Tt. 
 Soif^mT.OQUisM, n. talking in sleep. 3i"mui^ m. ^T^ 'ftrS'iIM. 
 
 3V SoMSiLOQUizE, ■«.?!. /a//i; in sleep. 3im^^, ^JTOT-Ac. ^- 
 ?5<?f, f^T^Tm^oT w.-fH^WN »i. =F^^, — wildly or incolie- 
 rently, Mi^tui, -cjHoiui. 
 SoMSOLEscT, Somnolent. See Sleepiness, Sleepy. 
 iSoN, M. ^^ or 3^ «i. Jr^TT «>. 5=5( m. <Tct ot. "T^sT^ m. f^rt^ft- 
 ^ m. 3n?H^ w. 3IIM «»• 3Tt5ii; or F5 «. jf^ m. cT^^ m. 
 rFPT m. ■g:^ J». g?T m. 
 Duty of a s. '^'■^ m. 
 
 Dutiful and affectionate s. gj^T nt. W^'H m. 
 Trom s. to s. — patrimony, &c. descending. TtTRT^'r, 
 
 Having sons or a s. 2?ft, J^^TH pop. 5^=f<T, ^'^. 
 
 Joy or rejoicing on the birth of a s. <T^^^ m. ^/^\- 
 ?^ m. 3=5(1^^ ni. 
 
 Sorrow at the death of a s. J^f^rf'Pw'. 
 
 S. of — as expressed by Fitz, Ap, Sen, 0'',^e. ftpT (in 
 comp. and prefixed, as ^jtot t^ ^pt HH HI"), sra^ (pre- 
 fixed and used esp. in notes and of MuJiammadans). In 
 the case of Brahmans the father's name is usually put 
 next to the individuars name and before the surname, 
 as ^TT'^T <.iH-=(^ ^^h i. e. Eaghundtli ( son of) Eama- 
 phandra Parwate. 
 
 S. of an unmarried girl, ^p^r "T^ m. 
 Sos-IN-LAW, n. ^\-\i or sncni »». ^ttittH m. 
 
 Sister of one's s. "^V^l^f. 
 SoN'a, n. singing, modulated voice. qiTiT n. ^\^^ n. TPT n. IT- 
 ip^/. iftrT n. fjpftrr n. ifrfrT/. TW^ n. 
 
 S. and sport. TTI^T >». 
 
 S. with music ^pftrT «. 
 
 Sweet s. 'frs TolT w*. 
 2 as. a hallad, Sfe. iftrT w. Some modes or kinds are, ^p- 
 
 ^trf, ^B^^rt, *iirt o>' ^sfT?^, ?^^fl" «ir'jft, ^'rra, -^Mirf, 
 
 5Tt^, ^TWfT, ^^'ft, HTTWT or f^A|U|r, ^, €Vt^, ^JT^, qj^T 
 
 Holy or spiritual s. ?f^ft?T «. 
 Introductory stanza of a s. ^^^ n. V^ m. 
 
 3 Sec POETET, POEST. 
 
 SONGSTEB, n. See SiNOEE. 2 a bird that tings. ITOT^ RT^^w, 
 
 SONGSTitESS, n. female singer. inTlft/ 'Tn'nft'T/. 
 SoxirEBOUS, a. producing sound. ?I*5-^irfH-=TT^-&c. ^-^r^^ 
 -v?T?nF-&c. [q==r^t^-tf^H-<S.c. 
 
 SoNLEss, a. fvrq^, f^q=5,'^, arq^i, 3Tq==T^, W'sTt, f^q=>rt^, 
 
 So>-NET, «. short poem. PJ^^f^fTT/. ^^/. 
 
 SoNOEiFic. See Sokiferous. 
 
 SoxOBOus, a. that emits sound when struck. ^T^TqT, «JT3liINr, 
 
 En^fiT, 5n^3T^, ^rO", h?tt^, 5^t, ^is^^ftt. 
 
 2 f/far sounding, full, ^'c. a^HM'il', qTW, a^lH, ^'T^- 
 SONOKOUSLY, (7(/i.'. V.A. 2. ^jTOr^fuftrT, SlISurtfT, &C. qTr^^T^Jri- 
 
 ^FTT-^rnm-rfecZ. [?i^rn/. 
 
 SouOEOnsNESs, w. T. A. 1. cIMrlMOIT w. ^TT^'JTT m. ?TTfe^cTT/. 
 
 2 ^(JT^foirtquTT m. iuiiruMMuil »re. &c. 
 SONSHIP, «. s/ofe, character, ^c. of a son. qsfqnTT >«. >S:c. q^^- 
 
 Soon, adv. in a short time. K^^?:, sfi^+iil ^SSm, '<Tt35f5T?FT- 
 oET^, 3T?q+lc^M', W^PTf^r, ifr5-€Tf?f, ^?R^t?f, 3Tf=rB%.. 
 
 As s. as, T. Immediately. ^^ or ^f. 
 
 Sooner or later. 3n^ JTFT, TT^ql, STTf^l^, 3Tt1^ iTT. 
 
 No sooner said than done, g'^ffiat ^^ a^Tf^ ?IT«frft 
 
 2 V. Eaely. ?55r^, ?r^o5%c?i. 
 
 3 readdg, v. WiLLiNftLY. ^^'T#, ^fFTTTT^, &c. Note, 
 There is no Marathi word that expresses this word in 
 the phrase, wovld as soon. The phrase must be rendered 
 by a periphrasis ; ex. I would as soon g'o as stay, 
 ^TfTT ^?ft=T CT^ H^TT g#f ^rf^ oriTHT ^T>Jf ?T^dT ^^F^ 
 ( or ^R#5f ) 3TTf . 
 
 Soot, «. the dirt of smoke, ertot or Wil^l »». Hq^/o^. ir^ 
 
 Filament of s. ^^^Z n. 
 
 Filaments of s., straws, &c. H=<4I+ n. q^ m. ^TV^ m. 
 To Soothe, v. a. v. To Coax. 3f5J^iJi, TSRtfj-, 'tTrq?:ST, rj^q^ 
 n.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. TfZf. '\i^\m g. ofo. ^\t[^T-^\t\;^^,■ 
 T ^ »». f"jR^^ g. of 0. sfr qtft '?^, ^^=jic4ui. 
 
 2 assuage, moll if ij, mitigate,^. To Ease. ^Tfrfcrot or ^f- 
 
 rf^T'Jr, ^fff^rq^iwi). ?rf?(5r?r or ^\r\t[^ «.-3^^m ?».-&c. ^or 
 
 g. ofo. 
 
 3 appease, v. To Pacify. ?rm^'Jf or ^Tm^TOT, ?Tf?r-&c. ^- 
 ?:at, ^Tff?r/.-^JTTqTH «.-?fTT^/.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 SOOTHEE, n. Soothing, p. a. y. V. 1. arTottTtTRT, afTq^oiHT, 
 
 &C. r^^Md^l, r?Tjt rrit^, f=5f?5noE. 
 
 2 TftrT^CTIRT, &c. WrFSR^Trf-^Tfl, ^q^THqj. 
 
 3 ^rrnsftJITO", ?Tmq^?:aTTTT, &c. ^ff^W-^FTT^-&c. ^tT-?rr- 
 q-&e. ^-^-&c. 
 
 Soothing, n. v. l.—act. c3TT3^w. ajn^JtJT «. &c. 5^H>i. 
 2 ^m^^t «. &c. ^Ifspf /'o^. ^r?"! or ^TfrT^nrw. Wf^tT ?l.
 
 SOR 
 
 ?T^T5Tm. ir^JT OT. :r?m^ 7t. 
 
 Soothingly, adv. v. Y. l. ^J^JS5;?r, TTStsr^^mf^^f^ 
 
 ^, ^fmift VTs;^, &c. "" '' [tell, &o. 
 
 To SooiusAT, SoornsArEE, &e. See To Divine, To Fohe- 
 
 ^oorr, a. covered, Sfe. with soot. ^ffT^?I%?Jr-^iT%c?T-&e. 
 
 Sop, n. any thing dijtped and softened in U2uor. PT^r(?T'iB- 
 
 2 Sec BmuE. 
 Sophism, Sopuistut, h. qieciovs hut fallacious argiiinmf, 
 
 fallacious reasoning. aTTHT^T »i. fff^trfTTTfrw'. srf^HT?r»«. 
 
 ?TfJ?T*rr?r m. ^]m3^ n. 
 Sophist, n. fallacious rcasoncr. aTTTr^Tsriql, f^5fi=rr'Trfl'5Tr^. 
 
 2 sceptical iMlosopher. ^sfl^. [Tr^TTTiT^. 
 
 Sophistic, Sophistical, a. v. Fallacious. 3TTHrar^r, 3Tr- 
 Sopohifeeous, Sopoeific, a. causing sleep. grT aTMoirrr, 
 
 SoRBiiE, a. that may he drunk. cqrqpfr'TT-?rrn^T-&e. q-q-, 
 SoECEEEE, n. V. Magician, Conjueeu. ^T|^'^^, s^rft, sfT- 
 
 SoECEEEsa, n. female sorcerer. ^T^Xt'^f %^^'2t/. ^F^^T- 
 soECEur, «. V. Magic. TfTf /". ^^fil^/. %^ n. <Kfir?TT/. 
 
 ffsfCTT/. 
 SOEDES, 7i. excrementitious matter. H^m. n. pop.Tf^m. %J». 
 S. of the head. r^^€\ f 
 S. of the skin. fspfv^T m. 
 SOEBID, a. mean, hase, vile. Jft^r, ^^F, ^?=rFT, f^TfHT, fe^^T- 
 ST, 3TtTiT, TT^, TTHT, ^^?^, ^q?qff^. 
 2 V. Covetous, Miseely. ^JTW, ^f , f^^^IT, f%?:JTr^, ! 
 
 fpssrrorro?- oft. 
 SoEDiDNEs^, «. V. A. 1. jft^'Toir »». ;f %<TnTr«!. ffTT^nrqcTTrM. 
 &c. 3Tt?TTf-T». TPTTJ^w. ^q^f^/.TmTfffT/.ar-^mii^/. 
 2 ^TqnTTirr »>. f^f^TTorr wi. &c. w.\^^^ n. | 
 
 Soke, n. wound, tender place, ^'c. ?TfT n. ?=frr ?t. ^^T «. IT"^ m. , 
 ^q^ or ^^ ra. ^cf?^ «. 5-.?=f n. pfRiT/. 5^«: «. =€!f r?«. i 
 ]\Iagj>'oty 8. f^sftir n. 
 
 S. ou the back of a beast, m^f. | 
 
 Spreading; s. 9>NT n. 
 TJlcei-ou8 8. qrs/. HT «. 
 To apply salt to a s. %:^mJ: ITT m.\^ or '^j^v^j f 
 
 ii. qraoT, qrqrq^ ^tt ?». etts'H. 
 
 To cleau a s. tfoi^irq^ n. ^of. 
 2 fig. s.ilace. rr4?'<Tr=T «• it4?'«T?5«. HH«. ^JT?!. fFf?«. 
 Prober of a s. HiTF^'ft, mA^^, 
 To probe a s. W^TUT k.-H^H? wi.-&c. sp^. 
 To rip up au old s. ^trest/qpr^oj, TTri'ffr^^«.-&c.:Rof. 
 SOEE, a. that has been hurt, and is tender- and susceptible of 
 
 pain. j^rTfT 5rr,%?5r, f<jir?;%?irr, |?^n^?fiqr, %m\, pTrfr, 
 5^!irRr, qr^ras, ^^s^sr, ?T^Tr?rf . 
 
 2 ( inentallj ). H^Tf^T I^JT^eJOT, ^T^PH^, HHM^:f%fT, 
 
 809 SOR 
 
 'I 3 grievous, severe, v. Affliciive. HTO, f^ft^T, vT»J», 
 
 ■ j! ^^^, ^r?ftR-, f^5rrq»?qr, ^-?t^, ^^tst^. 
 
 ij 4 ( the cj'cs ) i'ȣ/Z((W(e(/. ^?:rq%^, g^r. 
 • ' To have 8. eyes, it^vi.jd. q<Jj in. cun. 
 
 ! SOBE, SoEELY, (J(?t>. V. A. 3. IfRq, 3Tfrl?Tq. [ "TT OT. 
 
 Ij Soeeness, n. Y. A. 1. |:iT «. f^R?T/. 5^<;Tiirfn. f^'otq- 
 
 j 2 ir^Tl%?J"Tt^ m. HJTir^-.^ljT n. 
 
 j[ 3 Hi^qirr ?«. ^.t{^ qwr »«. ^q^Twr »«. &c. 
 
 Ij SoEEEL, a. Y. Bay. fjr^qlr. [J^r^w. 
 
 j[ SoEiiEL, ?«.— the plant. 5%^r/. ;;o;j. ^q^r >«. ^fiifcfr w. ^- 
 
 [; SOERILY, adv. T. A. 3. ^fe^fum, fHTJt, f^RT?, q^srst^qr 
 
 I f%H?ft^ decl. &c. [ Tqcfir m. &v. 
 
 Ij SoEEixEss, «. Y. A. 3. %f^Rqr5r<Toir «i. Hr-^R<?<nr m. f>T^r- 
 
 jTo Soebow, t;. n. grieve, he sad, Sfe. gt^jf «.-^ «i.-!(ft^ «i.- 
 &c. ^^"if, |:^ «.-%^ tn.■'■^^ m. pl.-^l m. j/l.-Sic. qpioi 
 ll in. con. ^\^\-'J[H\-f^^-&e. ST^, g^PW, rs^. 
 SoEEOw, «. yr/e/, T. Afiliction. |:<7 «• ^^ J». f^^ftfr/. 
 
 |l Freed from all s. aud suflering. arrfqsqrf^'TfR. 
 
 j This is but the begiuning of sorrows. ?IvTi''^r a?rq ^r- 
 
 M SoKEOivFUL, ff. V. Afflk-tei). 5:^, f^^q-R, %^, %^^?f>, 
 
 I 2 — the voice, accents, &c. v. Pitfols. ^ppF^q qfir or 
 
 i\ 'rft, fesqi'qr cr fffr. 
 
 I 3 — couuteuaucc, &c. v. Sad. TI^, ^Sqr. 
 
 ij 4 producing sorrow, exciting gritf, cj-c. v. CalajiitOUS, 
 
 jj Afflictive. ?-.^=qT, J-.^sr^, g'-^^^, g'-'Jirq^, ^]^m^., 
 
 1 SoEEOwFULNEsa. See Soeeo\v. 
 
 j SoEEY, rt. /;r/etcrf /or, /'""let^a^; Y. Afflicted, ^i^ft, %5T, 
 
 To be s. 5;^ n.-&.c. qr^ »'«• con. J^Rof, r5"q. 
 I 2 — for one's o\vu conduct, v. Eepentant. q'/7r?n'ft. 
 To be s. qs-^^TTrTrq m.-qJrtrqT m.-&e. ^r^f qr^oi /«. ccn. 
 3 2ioor,p)altry, {{c. Y. Mean, Woethless. R-,rtqr<qr or 
 
 'Ji'T, ^fq^jqiiqi or "jft, fqr^iqr'qr or oft, ^^irq', a^rTqr, 
 ^T^R, qrart, fT^R, ^T^qr n'rwrqr, ^ifT^^qr f^KHffT- 
 =qT, ^qft^qr f^ir?ftqT. 
 
 Soet, «. V. Kind. ^ifq/. ^m/. qqnx m. fqq wi. (in comp.). 
 
 Of first s. 3Tqr5. Of second s. ^. Of third s. ^tK. 
 
 Of all sorts or kinds. ^Tf^^fT or ^, ^^Tf^, =q5MiT. 
 
 Of many sorts and fasliions. q^tiT^lT^r. 
 
 To be or feel out of sorts. 3TqqS-3T?TT5 ^ or qizin 
 impers. and inron. ^% 5^?J«-^^^^f1R^ ^VZ^ impcrs. 
 and in. con. 3Tfq n.--^\^ ni.-&c. qfqqfq qR^. 
 2 manner, fashion, x. Way. q^PR »>• ftfH ;«'/?■ ftH/. H^/. 
 To Soet, ». a. y. To Classify. gKiq, srq/.-q?ft/. ;)Z. t^nm 
 y. f/ 0. qqqR f^Tqirf , OTT »'i. q^^iq ^. of 0. qqrq'Tf/ qRot, 
 
 3-fT'Rf«TJTTfq'jqq''rq m.pi. ^mg. ofo. 
 
 2 *t/<f!:, cull, pich out, V. To Choose. I^qsoj, q^oj. 
 To Soet, v. n. See To Consobt, To Suir, 
 SoBTiE. See Sally.
 
 sou 
 
 810 
 
 SOTJ 
 
 To Sor, V. «. ii;p]>le to stiipiditi/. f^n^r, ^T^r^ /.-f^^WRt 
 
 /.-'Jl+4"T'Jn w!.-<S:c. ^^of. 
 Sot, «. Sottish. fl./((ji(V««/(^K;(I-(7n?.f%Tqr^l%rf^^-n; re»«/ss 
 
 ?:^r5T, <fr?fft, ^jr^r, '?r='t?t^, naft, T?Tre^. 
 2 See Stupid. 
 SOTTisnxESS, n. v. A. 1. ^fiM\-^f. P\v^^ni\f. f^^TT^rft/. 
 
 SOVL, n. immaterial essence, viewed as an emanation from 
 the Deity ; the rational soul. TT^TcHF m. 3TTr»Tr ni. f^cTTfHT 
 
 . 3T?Tqtift wi. 
 
 S. of the universe. =T^ «. TT^TfKT »>. 
 
 2 vivijying or animal soul, the vital principle or spirit. 
 vft^TTfTT m. smJrRJTT «». aTT^TT "i. ^=r ot. ^m m. aTTfTRT- 
 
 Living s. ^<TT ^ffN' «i. 
 
 Oueuess of s. or senlimeut. ^^<THT^ m. FtTTTr'^ n. 
 
 Seated or iulierent in the s. siTrKf^^. 
 
 Uuion of s. and body. f^f^^Tf ^qm m. 
 
 "With one's whole s. f^ETTTI^r^ or f?rsf'TT5r,f^^«TT?r, 
 f5T5T«TT?fT#, f^rTTf r, ^t^TRR^^'T. [ m. \^, 
 
 To love ( a friend, &c. ) as one's own s. f^sfT^ '^^ 
 
 To work with all one's s. and strength. ^^ ^re>=T 
 ^TT n. ^af. 
 
 3 self, the abstract individual. 3TITJTr m. f^ m. n. 
 
 4: essence, quintessence. ffftrt^T m. ^R m. ?rRt?T m. ^{rSfi- 
 V m. f^5|T55T m. rT^TTT^T «. [i?Tr »». 
 
 5 /r«, saZi!, Zy^e, ^-c. v. SpiniT. ^^m. ^Tf «. qJT^/. f^- 
 G human leing. See Peeson. 
 Sound, a. not diseased., cj'c. v. Heaxtht, Hale. rriTf^^^T- 
 
 iriT5ir, f^'^qr f^jn^r-^Tsr, fHfr'ft, sTTPft, arirT, tnr^- 
 
 3T, q^'^TT, tTSqm, ?^^H, ?35?fT, 3T^tri, ^TF- 
 
 2 not hurt, not icounded., ijv. tT?, aT^nir, 3T^rf, ?T?Rf|?T, 
 
 ?f?rft?r, ar't^, srsq-i, 3TfH=5r, ar^TfTsT'JT, 37^5Tm?T?T. 
 8 V. Oeihoiox. ^^mrTrsfT, ^fT<45j-€r, ?tf7'4r^^«ff. 
 
 4 unhurt, unimpaired, firm, in good condition. '^S, VTI^T, 
 *T5tn", q'Sqro?: or 5-, 'cTS'^TT or er5'4rT^, iis^r ^SHr, ^T- 
 ^ or Z or ^TTift^r, 'JTS^n, g'^^^T, f3T-77, ^sj^^T^, q^C^- 
 
 5 ( arguments, reasoning, &c. ) solid, valid.^jiist. qfr- 
 
 5IT, 'q-mmr, ^t^, mnf^r, Ac. wjtw, ^rgftB^, ^?.^- 
 ?:, 5iirf?f or ?rr^?T, ^ir^^ or ^r^?r, aT^s^ft??', arqfr^q^, 
 
 6— of sleep. nR, fnfe, ^^7, sj^st;^, T^^ or TT^'qV^, 
 V— of beating, &c. vfqT, q?J^f7?:, <T«T^Fft or <T?5T^?ft=JTr, 
 ^^, 'PTiTT^fr, ITS. 
 
 8 without fttw or llemisJi. ?r?P, ?r?5iT, I^Hr?, f5l^"T^, 
 f^f^, f^^FT, f^^rff. 
 SocSD, n. noise, nt^ ,». rjtrsfr^ CT. f^r^ w. ^15^ m. qr^ m. 
 ^^ »!. ^^ m. ;^rf^ „i. :^^^ ,«.f^?5f7T m. jftTi ?«. 
 
 Auspicious, &c. s. ^^<:^f^ m. \y(\^ ni. 
 
 Deep or hollow s. ^h^t m. nnt^T^OT. fcrfH m. ^is^m. 
 
 Taint or lingering s. ^^. or ^^T, f. 
 Loud thundering s. tT5T5 J«. ■45':T5R m. 
 
 Of a good s. ari^r^^R. 
 
 Prolonged or continuing s. ^]zm. '-f^J. 
 2 strait, ^m^g^"^/. 
 To Sound, v. a. cause to malce a noise. ^^^^^^ sj^T'T'jf, ^r- 
 ST^'iif, ^ «i.-^l5^ w(.-&c. ^^ g. of 0. srr^^ «.-«f?l^n.- 
 ?[I5^ M.-&C. q^^fft y. of 0. 
 
 2 searc'/t !f(7/t a plummet, S;c. »T5JTrf-n55 ?T^ "Tr^^-Hj:?f- 
 
 Uf, rra OT. TT^'Jr, r\7.^\^^f.-SiC. ^X^ ff. Ofo. 
 
 3 V. To Pump. 5^t^-|^-&c. q^jfT "TT^of , H?f «. qi|<JT. 
 
 4 T. To Publish. iM^fCTf. 
 
 To Sound, v. n. malce a noise, cfr^af, ^ff^^uf^ Tr^firi, ^is^ ?«.- 
 JTI^ m.-&c. ^JTjf^^, 5Tr^ OT.-^15^ Hi.-t;f?T^ ?J.-tpiI?T ?).-&c. 
 fM y. 0/ s. 
 
 To sound cracked. ^T^T«r?f. 
 
 To s. dead, flat, hollow. 'T^H^Jr, ^sj^jj^tiif. 
 
 To s. deep and hollow. ^H^, ^ngjT'Jr. 
 2— au instr. of music. ^ITSTot, ^tf^M, 
 3 use the line and lead to search the depth of water, ij- 
 SST^-iToE ^r^-&c. ?t55 m. qr^'Jf-TT'jft n. qT^of-TT'Jft ;;. jft- 
 
 Sound, adv. See Soundlt. 
 
 Sounded, ;?. v. V. A. 1. 5rMq-«^r, &c. ^TTT^^, liqff^r^, ^if^- 
 ?r, ^ifs^ff, ?5rR?r, ^q'f^ff, jpfor^r. 
 
 2 ijosm "TTf|^^T, &c. 
 Sounder, n. Sounding, p. a. v. Y. A. 1. srr'^T^'JTRT, &c. tJT- 
 
 V. V. ^N'. 1. and Sonoeous. ^rr^'TRT, STT^rfT, ^T^ ^^tTT^T, 
 &C. ^r^T=5TT, ^T<1", ?r5TT^, ^15^R, ^l^^mTT^, 5^7. 
 
 That sounds hollow or ilat. ^«I^5ft?r. 
 I. (of wild hogs). HTf?/. 
 Soundlt, adv. T. A. 5. ST^m^, ?^TTr^, ^t^ft^, HTI1H, ..^0, 
 ST'tTRTRT, 'T'*Tr'TRr, 
 6 ni^, 15^ or q^^. 
 
 Soundness, n.v. A.l. fmrfH^'fsiq^r m. &c. f^tm\'^^l »i. q^- 
 ^n^qoTT OT. &c. ^PTTTnf ?». ^q^rfif^ n. fHfrfiTFtT/. c<cc. 
 
 2 tri^'Jrr »«. JTorr^rrsr w. ^trrrTR »!. ^^rr^^Fq n. 
 
 3 See OETEODOxr. 4 q^Ti^rr ?». M'5%tt'JiT»!.?tra?rqtiTT?«.i.tc. 
 tr^ M. ^^^Tfr/. 5T'3!;q;?t/. H^5?ft/. ?TRFft/"'^t^ m. 
 
 5 ^^^w■^^J m. ^qfe^trurr m. \v^^^^^ m. &c. ^^ m. 
 
 G niS-qoTT »». f^rfeTOTT m. ns^Tcrrr »». &e. 
 8 f^^T^HTT m. f^r^reT'JTT «». ^[TTTfl?^ n. 
 Sour, «. v. Beoth. ?rm?ft=5Tr ^WT i«. 
 
 SouE, a. acid,tart. ^^7: or arfofH:, 3Tfsi5:r, ^IIT, ^jT^-ifr, "W^^, 
 ari^^W, — remissively, sourish^ ^\^m, arf^I?;^!, 3Tf^W; 
 — enlianeing-ly, I'cry «OKr, arfq^STOT, 3Tt5I2:5?fnT, 'fli^K- 
 5H, 3Ti5??:qmr,5r^3t«I?:,— an eructation, &c. =F^T^, ^':T7, 
 
 Of a sour kind,— a fruit, &c. arm^ifr. 
 
 S. and tough, — food. <s^^ZJ^^K, 
 
 Sweety s. 3TRI'T5i.
 
 SOTT 
 
 811 
 
 SPA 
 
 To become s. 3Tt«l3T. 
 2 harsh of temper ; crallcd, morose, ^r. v. Cnoss. ^. 
 
 or q-, w.^v. 
 
 8 e.rpressiiiy discontent, S{c. — face, &c. ?toT?^T?'1T^TTWr, 
 
 or oft. 
 
 To make a s. face. ^\^Z fTF? Ji.-f^JT^TI «. ^^i^. 
 
 To Sour, v. a. make acid. ^^z-^\^z^-&c. ^F^, a^fq^ot, art- 
 
 q^TOTT W.-&C. aqroT^. [ 'JTsj^tn ». 
 
 Matter throwu into ( flour, tobacco, Ac ) to s. it. 
 
 To 8. by exposure to the air. sr^I^aT, a^^lrT ^TSot-^'JI 
 
 -TT^CTJ-, &e. 
 
 2 make cross. ^5-STr^-^-rT?Tir-5=nT-^f-&c. W-X^. 
 To SouE, V. n. turn acid, arf^toi, ^\^z-^'^■&c. \\^. 
 To s. through exposure to the air. SffiJOT. 
 2 — the teeth or paLate. 3^5T^T=ri?f, SffsiW, 
 SOUE-LOOKING, a. V. SouR. f^H?:^'!^^, HTT. 
 SocRCE, n. spring, fountain, origin, :s^^ m. IJJTJT vi. ^M/. 
 
 w^f mr or f^^r «>. fJTSf r^ir ?». m «. ^q^ m. jfqffr/. 
 
 gcqf^'TR n. qt^ «. ^5 n. H=5T^?r^ ?(. ^Tf^/. 3Trf% m. 
 3T^tT M./. 
 
 SoDEED, ;?. T. V. A. 1. armp: %^?Jr, arfsr^'^^t^r, &c. 
 
 2 <jT^iTr55 %s?5T, &c. i!jfrt, ^rr, ^t^ 
 SorEXEss, n. y. A. 1. arfsr^qtrrr »«. -•jTrasq'jrr »». ^tq^TF m. 
 
 3Tt^/. ^Ff/ ?^^T^/. arJ^FlFfT/. ai'^^irm »». 
 
 2 ^?:-qroEq'JTT!«. ^q^ir w. ^^tiq'irr '«• ^^^iq^TT »«. &c. 
 
 T.'.t^^^f 
 To Souse, «j. «.— a bird of prey, g-^q /.-5ri/-5frq/.-%q/.- 
 
 &C. qT?53t-JTRiJr. 
 iTo Souse, d. a. immerse suddenly, v. To Plunge. |si^?r-^- 
 
 Sou^E, adc. 2}him2h'^^-W.^-W.f:-&c. \jq-W.^-^,X-&C. 
 
 South, «. helomjing, cJY. /o //(e so«?A. ^flTOT^T ,^,ftl5i^5=5fr, 
 
 South, n. qf^rir/. ^fHorr/. qF?^trrf^^ir/. ^^\^\f■ 
 
 Lying north and s. qf^ofra^. 
 
 Pointing to or facing the s. sf^trirq, 5f?7'JITr^^, 
 
 Towards the s. ?T?lWiTTfft. 
 
 To be s. -scorched. — fruit trees, &.c. qf^aiCTT, sf^or/. 
 
 ifTq>jf ««. con. [3TT?r^ ) /. 
 
 South-east, n. qf^Tirq^T/. arflTm. 3?!%^ ( or corruptly, 
 
 South-eastern, South-easteelt, a. aritf^^r, q%'JTq^'^T. 
 
 S. wind. I^^T m. 
 South-waed, adv. qf?T5l-T%, ^f^TOif^^T^I, qf^OTT^. 
 South-west, «. fH^T7\ f.\wk\ f 
 
 South-west, South-western, SouTn-wESTEEi,T,a.'^%rrf^r. 
 SouTHEELT, SOUTHERN, a. Monging, ^-c. to the south. qf^T- 
 
 SoUTHEEN-woOD, 01. artemisia. ^^^ pop. ^^\m. 
 SouiniNO, n. (of the sun). ^^qm^«. ^\^^\^^n. 
 
 Souvenir, n. v. MESiOEiAr-. afta^/. ^\^x^^f. 
 Sovereign, a. supreme, v. Chief, h^j?^, ifviR, ^, ^ti'^sr- 
 
 Soveeeign, n. v. King, ^j^rr, iT^r^, ^^r^'T?!, flTTTJ^if , 
 S. paramount. ^iJ^n^^. 
 2 ^T^f^ (T^p ^oir arf^. 
 Sovereignty, n. supreme authority, suprcma(y. t^jp^.'ijy?. 
 
 q-^R-&c. 3Tf^4^Rm.-gfrr/-&e. ^jsr'rfW^FTT'". csirf^r?qH. 
 
 S. j)aramount. ^PjITj^". 
 Sow, n. female pig. ^%t[ or 5^^/. ^^^T/. 
 To Sow, r. »(. scatta- seed fur growth. ^\'>l.-kQ.^Tii\■Z]%^- 
 
 "FT^f ot-&c. qTift/-CTqT<nt/.-qnwi.-&c. sjTTfff. 
 To Sow, r. fT. ( seed, or, a fiehl ). q^'^f, •T?'! ov ^Tqof, qf^^Vr, 
 
 d'sr^, nqot, q?:r"i.-5rq5T«.-q'Tq»».-5iT^r^q»i.-5ft^Riq(JiH.- 
 &e. !j;?:CTr, T;^?Tm^"n. 
 
 Sowing, — conipreh. s. and setting, needing, <j"c. 57151- 
 
 To 8. by dropping seed into holes. 21=101, 'Tq't. 
 To s. by scattering. qrpFSr, ^r<PDT_ 
 To s. (rice &c.) Avith the hand. i^Z q^ or Z\%^, 
 As you s. so shall you reap, ^f-cir^ H% ^SffsT, TU^ 
 
 To reap you mu.st s. qsTfrJ tft Hfr?J. 
 2 (discord, dissension^ &c.) spread. q'^,%?IRwf. 
 Sower, «. Sowing, p. a. v. V. A. 1. qrorm, STq^TRr, A:c. 
 
 Hfr^TRtq^, sfr^RrqoTqj^frf, ?ht. 
 Sowing, n. v. V. A. 1. qrofw. srqoTH.&e. qi'jft/. qCTm.^fqofT/. 
 5rq?f«. srrqw. sft^RrqOT. 5it^r?rqoTw. 
 
 Pit state (of the ground) for s. ^f> f. tllMtll?'*. 
 Omission of the usual s. m^ln.f ^jq^m. ^rqft/. 
 SowiNS, 11. sour gruel, ^pf^/. 
 
 SowK, n. V. V. A. 1. q^^r, 5rq%^r, &c. qfrsf, ^rifq^r. 
 
 S. by the hand. "FfqflV. [qu^f. 
 
 S. — as opposed to wild; sotvn or set. qriift^r, r^r^T'fRr, 
 Space, n. alstract cA-feiision. ^TW.]Vn.\\\m. ^Jf^". 
 Empty s. q>P3t/. ^Jf^«. 
 Included s. 3T«T?i^)i. 
 Infinite s. {—as opposed to finite s. q^r^T^T?*. H5ri^r- 
 
 Spreading tliroujrh all s. f^'o«Tl"ft, STf^^'HiH. 
 
 2 place, V. Eooir. ^!f^\^ m. arr-TT^T m. n. ^rir /• THr- 
 
 ?; »». ?nrs/. '^^\ «. 
 
 3 a s. a s/;o^ v. Place, ormr w./. 
 Open or clear s. a void spot, sj^fjol/. 
 
 4 « s. «?t M-<f«^ o/ gpace.^ T. Distance. qe?r ?». rJl'l'Jr/. 
 
 5 quantity of time, x-Tehiod. V^f. ■^i{^fi^ m. ^TrTW- 
 
 Spacious, nr. v. Eoomt. ^^"^^,"^, qq^, ar^TStq^s. 
 
 2 extensive, q^?;?, ^q, rJH??, JTrj^rfsT^TnT^T, f rr?, ^- 
 v^, ^refrof , fcf^H, ?Trotm5i, f^^ra or s, firmer. 
 Spaciousness, «. v. A. 1. ^?l^q<Jir?«."^^q'»ir m. ^^7.^'J}\m. 
 
 2 q^T^qtnr ?«. im^qiTT m. &c. f^w:»j. st?t^?tt/. srr^;-
 
 SPA 
 
 812 
 
 SPE 
 
 Spade, n. ^om «. ^f^^sf n. ?3^Hra '•• 
 
 Spauix, «.— S. of a plantain tree. %5;<f=5 n. %?.^\% n. 
 
 Spas, «. (of the thumb and little fin',^-!-). ;ft?r/. fJr?rf?H/. 
 
 2 ( of the thumb and fore-finger ). fk^ or t\-^f. ^\^^^m. 
 
 3 (of tiinbor)yiW/(. iinf/. 
 
 To Spas, v. a. meamrely the span, fildtn m^IOT, r=r^'r?T (iRot. 
 
 .SPASCEL, «. cord to confine a cow's legs. ^]\^A m. HT^TF "». 
 
 Spangle, n. bit of metal or any thing spar/ding used as an 
 
 ornament. =qTTqft/. ^\^j€\/. ^t^f. fkn\ZT.^/. ^f- 
 
 To Spasgle, v. a. set irith S2'angles. ^jt^^/. pl.-fiT'^^^f. 
 
 pi. -&e. ?5i5roT-^5si'Jf. 
 SpASGtED,/). v. V. ^H^qr ^^%^r-^5q%^r, &c. =eR=fqf- 
 
 ^, f?,+r<^t^, etc. 
 SpAKlEL, 7^. ^^qr^ ^^ ^?T 3TT^. 
 fo Spank, v. a. See To Slap. 
 To Spaxk, v. n. (along) tear along, v. Impetuouslt. '45^- 
 
 Si'ASKEn, n. a tall, strapping, striding felloio, v. LaeQE. 
 
 Sins, STToS^T, fq^m or fqcqrs. 
 Spanking, a. xchacking, S{c. t. Laege. ?7TRT, ^"TTTT, ^JcTTIT, 
 
 Spankinot.t, c(?i>. V. A''. R?aZ IjiPETUorsLT. '41^ or WA, tr- 
 
 Span new. See New. 
 
 Spar, n. round or squared piece oftimler. ^]Zm. ^T^jn. ^- 
 
 2— tlie mineral, calcareous s. ^%5^'TT »>. 
 To Spae, r. «. /y/zi' prelmivehj. ^rfTnpsTt/.-fRTT^rfft/.- 
 
 2 See To Weangle. 
 To Spaee, v. a. vse frugally , apply scantily. '^T^f^T-STrf ?rT=r- 
 
 ^ni, 1^^ ^^, ^pr^^^T f.-^^^\if.-^=spjif.-&c. w.i'Si 
 
 ^TJ^F^^-&c. ^=eJ;«. ^rur, JTr'JT/.-fT~Rri».-^TTm?/.-&c. ^H- 
 
 ?Tjry. o/o. j?;R^^ft=^r-rTT=EfT#^-&c. ^^TO. Ep?:dr, =Efk"jf(as 
 
 STin «.-^lrf w.-'TT'T"i.-^^iI».-&C. ^I?TII). 
 
 To s. one''s self, save one''s strength. aTPTw. ^R^-;[T- 
 ^of, "^m. Tm^^ 'TR;/. =5rR>Jf-^f?TS^. 
 
 2 part with toithout inconvenience. ^W-.^\-'^\i}[-Sic. ^ 
 
 q%^T cfw^.-^r frfm <^ecZ. '^ut, ^ tn^ur, g ^r^-^arf ^-&c. 
 
 Enough and to spare. S'C^T ^TT^^tnr. 
 
 3 omit, forbear to inflict, or impose. flrS'jf, HT'P •Rof 
 
 ^'^^ ^P'TJr, iTr<?>1'/-?wr/-&c. sp^dt, irf^srrtroT. 
 
 Spaee, a. v. SuEPtus. 3^r, 3T?>r5r, tpr^, g^t^rr w q, z^^- 
 
 S. item (of clothing, &c.). q^trrtJTFS. 
 
 S. time, v. Leisuee. ^THcT/. fT^irftir^/. 
 
 2 wjfflyre, V. Lean. TTtTT, mrT^'fi^^Tr, ^TT^ff r, ^RHrH^, 
 ?[IT^i'ft or nn-, ^n, ^^ifT. 
 
 3 V. Scanty, '^rsr, 3TTTT, =!R:'T^, ■3T?T. 
 
 SPABENES9, «. T. A. 2. ?T3n<T0TT OT. &c. ?;^T?TT/ ?;^fiT?rr/. 
 
 3TT7:T3q «. 
 Spaeeb, ?i. Spaeing,/?. a. V. V. 1. and Economical. ^TtT ti- 
 
 ?55 ^^'"TPT, ^i^^^rfpqr ^^ q^?:'jrRT, Ac. ^r^trt-^, ^- 
 
 Spabinoly, flrfy. v. .\. and Scantily, ^th JJlJH-sifJr^^r-ic. 
 Spabk, «. ( of fire ). feniift or fa'Jr'ft/. ftTn^/t/. Z^J m. 
 
 2 yny /eWofc, ^-c. v. Buck. ^5, ?r:nrT, %?5r, t5r^tJ5ftp;T. 
 
 3 See LovEE. 'l small portion, v. Paeticle, Bit. :pcT m. 
 
 SpAEKisn. See Buckish. 
 
 SpaEkle, n. See Spaek. 2. luminous thing, ^^'.^^u^ pop. rf- 
 
 vT^oi m. =qiT^/ ^t=qr?n-/. 
 To Spaekle, v. n. emit sparks. fsoT^qr/. pl.-&c. ^ISaf-^rrsOT 
 
 -ST^P"^, fs'^'m/ ;»'• f^^^ y. o/ s. 
 
 2 glitter., v. To Shine. ^T^ff^ot, 5fTg:n'if, ^"^.P^wMor^^.. 
 
 y. q/"*. +J<uj, ^^TOT n. ^vh g. of s. 
 Spaeki.ee, 11. Spaekling, p. a. v. V. 2. ?r^?I'7'TRT, r^^?:^ 
 
 cp?:oTT7T, &c. if^5r^rr?r, ^fiir^rT, ?5^^^rf or gqr^^rT,?;- 
 
 (g, rr^?fqCt?r, ^r?r?R, ^7?ft#?f, TRftsTT. 
 Spaekltngness. See Bexlliance. 
 Spaeeing, n. V. "V. ^RffR^t/ g'mr^TJft/. 5f=pn^/, 
 Spaeeow, n. — the cock. f^^^Jm. — the hen, I^JT'jft/'. f^\\j. 
 Elock of sparrows, rfltpr »». 
 
 Spaeeow-hawk, ». ^«iiqfrrrrr ^T^ 3ir1. 
 
 Spaese, Spaeseness. Soe TniN, Thinness. 
 
 iivAsyi,n. contraction of the mnsclrs. 9ZWA m. ^?^/. ^SIT 
 »«. ^5^r «. SToj/. ll^ «t. 5I5^t/. nX^Z m. ^l^ZT m. fifS- 
 ^f. q-Tw. ^ilft/- ?i=PrEf'«. ^'". ?!^fT/. nt^I«(. ^?Tf »i. 
 S. of the legs, ^l^ or ^n^t/ ^Tloi^/. /7. j). =e?^. 
 
 Spasjiodic, a. V. N. ^5^^==rr, <fcc. ^?:% qiniT^r, 
 
 Spathe, «. — S. of a plantain tree. #^7 m. 
 
 To Spattee, v. a. v. To Speinkle. ^\z m. pi. g^serijf , T^f^fcrr^ 
 
 Spatin, «. ( on a horse's leg- ). ^W^ «. 'TTTTir m. 
 
 To Spawi, See To Spew. 
 
 Spawn, n. eggs offish. HT^Tt^r ^ff n. pi. 
 
 To Spawn, v. n. 3Tft «. i^Z- ^(^iif-ST^OT. 
 
 To Speak, v. n. vtter words or speech. ^r?50T, ?^of, ^>T/.- 
 
 fTHETof , rff5 «.-^H/.-&c. ^of (7. (/s. ^^iir, Hnrijr «.- 
 jp-'^^r ?i.-:jf¥/.-^^^^/.-5rrn55TTqR m.-is^fj:v\\K m.-&c. 
 
 To begin to s. W!rj{\f.-^rj^\f..^^ m. ^^ in. con. 
 To cease to s. with. 3t€t?IT m. 'R'jf with ^f o/o. 
 To s. loudly, V. To Bawl. 171^, 1# ?ITim. 
 To s. one's fill, m? 'T^tT €t?50t_ 
 
 To s. quickly. ^r|T-|R|r7 or Tf-'R'R or tt-&c. 5qr?!^. 
 2 /or o»' against, dispute, v. To Aegue. «i\?5^, HIS^, ^-
 
 SPE ^13^ 
 
 3 of; V. To Mkkiiox. ^St, 7^^ »«.-3f «».-&c. sprsin- 
 
 JRor y. of 0. 
 To Speak, v. a. jronounce, utter. SffFCOif, '^"I'f, >i^Kot, ^f- 
 
 5T^F% ^I^W, J^rr WI.-&C. :p^^. 
 Speaker^ «. Speakixo,/;. o. v. V. N. 1. sftFS'^Kr, &c. sfr- 
 
 ?^?tr, 5?R^, cf?fjr, 5n^, m'fr ( iu comp. as firriHr'fl', ar- 
 ?THT'ft, 5r;^HT'!ft, Hq?:»n'ft, ^^TTrft, a^^FtTt'ift, &o. ). 
 
 The iutcntioii oi^alm of the s. fJT^^r/. f^T^Tf^^rT n. 
 Smart aud able s. ^\^\ oTrB'^rTTr. 
 I. president of certain assimUics. ^^'^\'^^^. 
 Speaj!, n. lance, <j-c. HTrJT m. ^l'^] f. ^^.^ or ^^,^ m. r^r«». 
 ^Jf5 m. n. 
 
 Iron s. ^k/. ?Tf^/. 
 S. with a string to recover it?. ?lrft/. 
 2b Speak, v. a. -^WA m.-m^J.-kc. ^K^^ TrrqR-Ac. -jfr- 
 
 8PEAK-IIEAB, n. <?>o5 «. HT?5/. [»Jr5"TTf0T. 
 
 Speae-mak, n. HR^, rSqFft, si^^sfF'^r, ^ifn^rir^T, htst^, 
 
 Speae-staff, «. Tra^st/. 
 
 Special, a. Iclonginri to a species, ^rftxjr, ^rf^t^st^-f^- 
 
 2 V. Paeticulae. f^r?!'?, ar^mf'JT, -JT^rmi^, 'flsqrq^, 
 
 S. rule. fsriTTfsrf^ m. 
 S. text. ft^T'Jfsr^H' «. 
 
 That is provided for ( enjoined or forbidden ) by 
 s. mention. srf^TT^Tfp. [^rTTT- 
 
 3 more than ordinary, Sfc. T^'t^., PJrqTrTT?, S^fq^F, 3Tf^- 
 
 4 designed for a particular purpose. V^^-M^^^^-^IT^'^J- 
 
 &c. %3?rr, j^rirqT, h^jk^i^t, fiTf3^=qT, &e. fisfg^P, ff|- 
 
 5 limited to a certain class of S7il>jccfs. fsT^TT ^TTTf^T. 
 Specialitt, Specialty, n. v. A. 1. s^TfrrasjfqrTT/. ^^irrft- 
 
 q-?TT/. &e. ^Tf?I^ n. 
 
 2 fsfnTFTT/. a^^rqiTOT^ M. &c. ^'m m. cjfW-JT^iJr «. ^- 
 
 I. a s. f%?T"T in. 
 «PECIALLT, adv. V. A. 2. fsT^W-T^'T, f^?l"T, f5fV"7?r:, 3T^T- 
 
 4 OTifZ ExpEEssLT. 55rflr, ?TCT^=qT, 5^7rr o»- s. 
 
 Specie, «. yoW or silver coin, wm^]^ n. ^^^ \^^ m. 
 Species, n. sort, class, kind, ^^r{f. ^rffr/. ^^K m. 
 
 The s.— collect. v?lTft<T^ m. 
 Specific, Specifical, a. constituting a species, and disting- 
 uisliing it from others. f5T?t'7^1?ft=^T, fsr'^TT^RtfjnnfNr, 
 
 3T^arTT<JT, 3T?n»TT^. 
 
 S. constitution or character. ^rf^^^HT^T m. ^fr^TROTrt. 
 rrrmTi?? n. ^^X^ n. 
 
 2 ( a medicine ). ^^*ft, 'flWf^ ^jn^.vn^Tj^ ^XVO{, 3^=^, 
 3T^^'qFft. 
 
 A s. medicine, ^rnqrur m. 
 Specifically, orf'y. v. A. ^r?ft^, ^cft^^iT ded. ^TT^ri^, ^■ 
 
 SPR 
 
 SrEciFiCAL>Ess, T.A. fsfiiq^^TfFT/.^Tnvirfifir/.-iT^lTqRoiTir 
 
 /. ar^mT^ar/. fJi?ii^rf?Tfl5ifvifTr/ U\\^ m. ^if?T;^ ». 
 
 Specification-, «. v. \.— act. fqinqfJ!?^! in. H?^ it. 'flfn- 
 
 Without s. (JTrrrT. 
 Specified, p. v. A''. 31^:?; ^^^ ^ffnFia?^r, .tc. fsj^ifl^, H- 
 
 ^, 3i5rr=^S5r, ^^ETf=^35r, ^f?;?, f^%, ^ifs?. 
 
 Specifif.e, 71. .Spkchyi.nci. jp. n. V. V. cflH^-aiTi^ i^opT 
 ^ii'JiFr, Ac. H^JT^, f^im., srsr^^q^, tq^-b^^^F, ht^, 
 3Tf»T^[q^, T^JT^-c^c. ^Trf-qrrfr. 
 
 To Specify, To Specificate, v. a. mention in particular. 
 
 ?nRft?;5rr7-<tc. ^i^Sr-fe^ot-c'i.c. fsr^qqwiV «.-&c. ^ar g.of 
 
 «.-&c. %\^ g. of 0. 
 Si'ECiiiEN, n. sample. JTr?I?JT m. q^r >". "TT^'ft/. ^T'T «• »". 
 
 Specious, a. «7(0!(y, v. Fixe. 5<q'nT,^,7^'JilT, e/l^ft. 
 
 2 supcrfccialli/ fair or correct; plans, lie, ^'c. aJacil^r, 
 
 F.zw.]'^^ ?i^^r, ?ifqrHrar=5iT, sTHioirHreRT, ?ifqmraT?Ji^i 
 
 ^rrmT^TT^frm^, ?ifq?i^?T, ^F^flfvlT, ^?q?i^I?T, W?I- 
 
 3 vsing specious arguments, ^c. ^tlT^ 'TtS, f?T3T 'fTnT 
 
 Speciously, «<7y. v. A. 2. %^oiT^qotT?f, &.c. ^af^THTfl^^^, 
 
 SfJTT'JrTHr^T'TipF. 
 Speciouskess, K. A. 2. '§_^oTi^qoTT wi. f^raqtnr m. Ac. rT- 
 f^^RT f«. 5?HT0TT»TRr«i. ^f^^fsjiHriT/. ^^^^^l■^^v^^^f. 
 
 Speck, n. spiot, mark, stain, discoloration. f5% h. fjq^f «i. 
 ^^ «. -NiTSr OT. 7FT or 5PT w. Fir^T ». f^^ «. ^^ /. 
 
 S. ( of mud, blood, &c. ) splaslied, spurted, &c. 
 ag-aiust. nW]ZT m. fe^r m. 
 
 2 (iu the eye ). <jJf5 n. q<»q «. f?i?^q«q «. 
 
 3 mfntt^e <Aj«y, y. Paeticie. ^.ui m. ^Ffot^r /. ^^Tf m. 
 Speckle, n. spot, ^-c. t. Speck. f5% «. f^'<J3r m. 
 Speckled, Specked, a. variegated niih spots. f^qw^Nr, 
 
 fept^r, 5^?^f^T, faq%5R, fq^, W^=5i, f^=5if5rf=qg-. 
 
 Speckledsess, n. v. A. fts^^TTqorr w». f^^f'lf^^qoTr ot. 
 Spectacle, m. something extraordinary cvhilited. %a ni, ??- 
 JTTSflT »s. ^^ «. ^JT^^FTT m. m^T/. 
 
 2 «7iy ^7;««y seen, a sight, v. Scexe. qr^i^^T q^'*T »«. 
 ^WsTT^ w. 
 
 3 spectacles. ^^^^ or \^^ n.f. \^\m. OT^^in. "g^HTW. 
 =Eno5?('^/ =qT*l?Tq=3f 11. 3^Tr?rt or 5((t/. [ ^»TT^T^. 
 
 Spectatok, n. looker, Icholdcr. qT^<TRT, Hr^T-Ac. TT^WTRT, 
 Spectee, n. T. GnosT. '^f{ n. tJT'TT/. ^R^T »». 
 
 2 meagre person, ^'c. v. Stabveling. fq-^Tm. Pl^^^a/. 
 
 Speculae, fl. having the qualities of a mirror. aTT'[^Tr^I*T- 
 
 Hr^rr or jijit^t, ^qownqp, ^'Jinoi^, ans^fq^i;. 
 
 To Spect.late, v. «.— in commerce, v. To ScnEME. ^?:- 
 CT?5 n.-^^Z fl.-Ac. ^^, 3?.5T?qT^T-5?5TqiSn=^I-Ac, sqr- 
 
 qK OT.-^'it'T m. ^Rwr
 
 SPA 
 
 812 
 
 srE 
 
 Spade, n. ^10^ „. ^f^=5( n. ^^JJltr^ «. 
 
 Spadix, n.—S. of a plantain tree. %^"f^ n. %ocCl3 n. 
 
 Spas, h. (of the thumb ami little fin^aT). ^\^f. fJr?Tf%?T/. 
 
 2 ( of the thumb and fore-fiiigcr ). ft^ or Z\^f. ^J\^m. 
 
 3 (of timber) (/iiih, IHt'/. 
 To Spas, v. a. measure ly the span. HlrftH flf^T^, for^R tR''t. 
 SPA>'CEL, «. fon? /o eonjine a cows legs. ^^\^^ m. JTT?Tr m. 
 SpAJiOLE, n. 6i/ of metal or any thing sjiarMinj used as an 
 
 ornament. =qJT^/. ^H^€t/. V^^?(f. fn^\zw.^f. W.\- 
 
 To Spangle, v. a. set with spangles. =e}TTW^/. /7.-f^^?iTr/. 
 pi. -&c. ?5iqoT-3if siirf. 
 
 SpAKGLEu,/). V. V. =ir>T5PTr ^?%=5r-^55r%r^T, &e. ^^w^- 
 
 ^, f?q?rMf^, &C. 
 Spakiel, n. ^^T^\ <J^ ^^ W^. 
 ^ Spank, v. a. See To Slap. 
 To Spank, v. n. (along) tear along, v. IiiPEirorsLT. '45^- 
 
 Si'AXKEn, n. a tall, sfrajij)ing, striding feUoiv, v. LiliGE. 
 
 STToE, iTTro'ir, fq'TTl or fq-cqrs. 
 Sp.*>-kixo, a. uhaclcing, ^'c. Y. Laege. 5;tRT, ^fTT^T, ^cTT'TT, 
 
 .SPANKINOLT, cdv. T. V. ff«(Z lilPETUOUSLT. '<^^ OT ^T, V(- 
 
 vSpAN NEW. See New. 
 
 Spak, m. »-ok?I(? or squared piece oftimler. '^\Zm. ^T^;;?. ^- 
 
 2 — the mineral, calcareous s. ^%5^Hr »>. 
 To Spae, y. w. /y/;/ prelusively. ^rfTr?>3.t/.-^IrrrfT?fr/- 
 
 ^rrf^/.-<fcc. =ETR^ y. ofs. recip. 
 
 2 See To Weangle. 
 To Spaee, v. a. vse frugally, apply scantily. Tr^^f-ETrT ^V^- 
 
 ^KTot, iR^ ^ot, :pr?:^?rT /.-?Tn=^lf/.-J^T?/-&e. ^,xn{ 
 :FT?^Rrrt#-&c. ^;n. ^Tuf, 5f7nT/.-m?T;».-JpT?rT?/.-&c. ^- 
 mg. ofo. sj;P^H^=5ir-cTT^^-ic. ^^m. ^?:df, =ErnTjf(as 
 
 To s. one's self, save one''s strength. arWre. =Ef"t<t^-CT. 
 ^"Jr, ^^\^m. TT^^, <Tre/. '^fR'Jf-^ltSiJi. 
 
 2 part with without inconvenience. ^l^'sTT-^I^t-Ac. ^ 
 
 ^. 
 
 Enough and to spare. ^'^TT H^ l' m^ TT. 
 
 3 omit, forbear to inflict, or impose. ^iFsiJif, JTT'P «F?;of 
 ^^m q;m, JTr"^/.-?W/-&c. :FT0t, JTf^f^roT. 
 
 Spaee, a. v. Sueplus. 3^r, g^pior, 9;:^, •Jt^n or q, Siftft- 
 
 S. item (of clothing, &c.). ;pr?njT?5. 
 
 S. time, T. Leistjee. ^T^Th/. frspr'ft ^'Z/. 
 
 2 meagre, v. Lean. TTtnr, ^rT^fi?^, ^TT^f ir, q^HFR^, 
 qflT^ffft or rqr, ^?T, ^^UT. 
 
 3 V. Scanty, i^rjr, amr, =f^'7^, 3T?T. 
 SPARENES3, n. T. A. 2. ^linTiTTT w. &c. ^J^TrTf/ ^^^fTJTT/. 
 
 I Spaeee, ji. Spaeino,/). a. v. V. 1. and Economical. ^ n- 
 
 SPABiNor.y, adv. V. A. and Scantily, ^m ?ri5^'T-3?t^^5T-«tc. 
 Spabk, ;i. ( of fire ). fz^^\ or f^'JT'Tt,/; firnoit/. Z-^J m. 
 
 ^^\k^pop. ^r^OT. stJTfq;in?«. Ch/. fcp^trr ». f<T?^/. 
 ?FI^5it/. ^ n. 
 
 2 gay fellow, Sfc. v. Buck, q-?;, H^^, ^?5T, SST^t^qt^T. 
 
 3 See LovEU. 4 small portion, v. Pahticle, Bit. q^OT m. 
 
 qjfoT^/. f^orf^m/. an »«. ain m. 
 SpAEKisn. See Buckisu. 
 Spaekle, n. See Spaek. 2. luminous thing. r\'7i\^,^ pop. rf- 
 
 To Spaekle, d. n. emit sparks, fz^^^jf. pl.-&c. ^Fr^of-^TTf or 
 -ST^^, fsoT^qr/ /^. f^^^ g. of s. 
 2 glitter., v. To SniNE. 5f^5ni:iJi, grr^rnof, ^^r^^ijfor^=?;. 
 gjpCTT or f?;^f?;^6T, fT=F?r^-^^^^-^Jg aJc. Jpjot, ^H^dr, 
 5r55^0T, 5f5J^/.-&c. mroT, ?5^?7:^rt or fe^feqft/. ^W 
 
 g. ofs. ^^, ^J^'T "■ fr^ry- o/«- 
 
 Spaekiee, jj. Spaekling. p. a. t. V. 2. ?5^?^-7crrjTT, ;=r^?r^ 
 EF^CTTT^, &c. 5r^5r^rt?T, 5rT5rift?r, ^.^.^^^ or ^.^j^qfj-^^ ;=r. 
 
 Spakkltngness. See Brilliance. 
 
 Spaeeing, n. T. V. ^Idf^^/. ^T^T?ft/. ^^tTR^/. 
 
 Spaeeow, «. — the cock. f^^^^m.—i)^Q \ien,f^^^f. f^'i\j. 
 
 Flock of sparrows. ftT"?>r in- 
 Spaeeow-eawk, n. ■H ^ I iqf rTRrr 'T^ 3ir^. 
 Spaese, Spaeseness. See TniN, Thinness. 
 Sfas-^, 11. contraction of the tmisilrs. q^^fvf »i. ^5^/. ^511 
 
 »i. '^5^r )«. q-os/. qT-3 «z. iis^T'/. ^Tq'? »». w^t m. firs- 
 
 S. of the legs. ^^T^ or Jp^at/. ^PTTSTT/. f Z. v. =^T. 
 Spasmodic, a. t. N. q-i+vi^, &e. ^?:% qtr^T^f^ 
 Spathe, «.■ — S. of a plantain tree. ^pr^Pr »». 
 To Spattee, v. a. v. To Speinkle. gf?- m. pil- S^^fi^, TTf^tfr^ 
 Spatin, m. ( on a horse's leg- ). <^|^a ». TT'^iir m. 
 To Spawl, See To Spew. 
 Spawn, n. eggs offish. ^1^1=^1 ^ff «• ;>Z. 
 To Spawn, v. n. arft ii. pi- ^?7'jf-5T^fiT. 
 To Speak, v. n. utter words or speech. ^rHOT, ^^.i v^T/.- 
 
 fTHcT'it, rff? «.-^T/.-&c. ^^ y. d/ s. 'JT?^^, HPTiT ».- 
 
 To begin to s. ffV^ftf-^TT^Tf-V^ w. <^Z^ in. con. 
 To cease to s. with. 3T^r3T m. ^Rin J«V/t ^t ofo. 
 To g. loudly, V. To Bawl. TTTot, I^T ?!miJf. 
 To s. one's fill, mf H^TT €t?JOT. 
 
 To s. quickly. ^rjTT-^R^R or rf-^RiTT or Tf-Ac.!qr^^. 
 2 /or or against, dispute, x. To Aegue. sftc^'^, TTS^, ^T-
 
 SPE ^3_ 
 
 3 of ; V. To Mkntion. ^Sr, ^^ m.-3f w.-&c. Jpisoj- 
 
 5p;ot ff. of 0. 
 To Speak, i-. a. pronounce, utter, sftsof, "^^"W, ^'^R^, ^T- 
 
 ?T^R q?IS^, 3^r^ WJ.-&C. sp^ot. 
 Speakek. «. Si'EAKixa,;). (J. V. V. N. 1. sft^OTm, &c. sft- 
 
 f^?ir, S[f?JW, sfrpr, sri^, TT'ft ( in comp. as fJTrlHT'ft, 3T- 
 
 ^qHi-rt, ^r;^ httI, irg^H'T'^ft, ^ifq^rrft, a^^rtHT'in', &c. ). 
 
 Tlio iutentiou or iiim of tlio s. ^^^^f. f^T^feicT «. 
 Smart aud able s. qf^r sTrFJOTTTT. 
 I. president of certain assumUies. ^^\'^^^. 
 Speaj!, n. lance, ij'c. Hr?Jr >»■ ^=^^f. ^^M or ofefH m. TZ]m. 
 
 Iron s. ?TFT/ ^f^/ 
 S. ■\^•ith a siring to recorer it. lirfl'/. 
 lb Speae, V. n. HT?ir»».-^ffT/.-c<tc. HROT, »TF^rH-&c. HT- 
 
 Speae-head, n. <p5f n. ^^mf■ [^J?;^!^. 
 
 Speae-man, ». -Hrs^Fft, p:^, qr^ftsfrp^r, ^ifn^TrrST, TTfJifrr, 
 
 Speae-staff, n. HT?5^5^/. 
 
 Special, o. hcloiiging to a species, ^rft^r, ^rfcT^sitn'-fsrT- 
 
 2 V. Paeticulae. fjf^T, 3T?rmr''tiT, 'iT^Tmr^, 3T°^n^T 
 
 S. rule. Mrq-fsff'^' m. 
 
 S. text. ■^■^T'snr^H 7(. 
 
 That is provided for ( enjoined or forbidden ) by 
 s. mention. irfcTq'^T^. [^^rrc. 
 
 3 more than ordinary, Sfc. ferJJTT, ?fr¥rTT?:, arftl^, arF'^T- 
 
 4 designed for a particular purpose. ^5rfr-Pr^JTTfT-<Tr?7^^r- 
 
 &e. %'s?^, 5^TH^, H^3Tr?i=fr, ?nFqi:=sTr, &e! fi?^^^, fr|- 
 
 5 limited to a certain class of suljects. \^^^ f^TfTf^r. 
 Speciality, Specialtt, n. v. A. 1. viTfFr^5if':T?rr/. ^Trft- 
 
 q-fTT/. &e. ^Tf?l^ «. 
 
 2 f^m<{^f. 3i€r4TT>jrf^ «. &c. f^'^irr m. a^^qr^'^r «. 3t- 
 
 ?rmT^ n.\^^-q n. ftr^T7l?^R ot. 
 I. a s. fq?tT «i. 
 Specially, ado. v. A. 2. fq-^iiii-T^.^r, f^%.^^ f^'^T^rT:, 3TOT- 
 tTRiTrr:, f?r"^TTT?^T ^^^. 
 
 4 OM^ EXPEESSLX. 55FH, rrr?'TT=SITi 5^Trt 0>' 5. 
 
 Specie, n. gold or silver coin, ^i^^\^ n. ^^^ \tf^ m. 
 Species, n. sort, class, kind. =3TrfT/. vTrf?r/. si^R tn. 
 
 The s.— collect, viirfi^q^ m. 
 Specific, Specifical, a. constituting a species, and disfing- 
 uisking it from others. f^%^^\^^J., fsf'^TT^mtfsT^^hfr, 
 
 ar^trTTOT, ar^in^. 
 
 S. constitution or character. ^Tfi=t^*TI«I m. ^rtTRtT". 
 
 2 ( a medicine ). ^\E*ft, 'HWt^ 'TtJt^^'JTT'T, ^.TVC[, 3^=f^, 
 
 A s. medicine. TTH^n'JT m. 
 Specifically, flfl'y. v. A. ^\^, ^rff^i (fee?. ^HRr^, ^n- 
 
 SPR 
 
 Specifical>ess, t.a. fET^^q^HTfFr/.ftr^i'TviTfqfir/.^^inTRoirTr 
 /. ar^im^FTT/. f5i?t'!i^rrn^^f'aFTT/ \^\\^ m. Tiif^si «. 
 
 Specification, n. v. V.-nc/. fq'flqf^i^fl ,«. hst;^ „. r^f^- 
 qPT n. 3T^if? »i. J-qsr^S? «i. 3"^?T^ «. ^q??! >/i, 
 Witliout s. 3'HRn. 
 
 Specified, p. v. V. a^Jj^ J^^opr ^ifq^a^ir, &c. fJi^if'Tn, H- 
 1^, 315rf=^35r, t'!T5rf=S35T, ^i^, f?if^?, ^qf^-?. 
 
 Specifiee, «. Specifyi.no, p. a. v. V. rA^%■'i\^^ 'fTT 
 ^m'JirT, Ac. 3531^;, fqVflqp, 3T5r^^, s-qq^.g^^, H^, 
 
 arfTtTiT^, ?^3T?T-Ac. ^TTf-qrrfr. 
 To Specify, To Specificate, v. a. mention in particular. 
 fTT^Jiqir-Ac. ^r^OT-ff^^of-Ac. fsr^iqquf^ n.-Ac. JRor g.oj 
 
 «.-&c. ^\^ g. of 0. 
 Specimen, n. sample. HI?f^T m. ^n^r m. ^rr^'ft/. ^lOT )i. w. 
 
 Specious, a. showy, v. Fixe. 3??oir, 5^oil3r, z^^, 
 
 2 supcrfitiallg fair or correct; plausiilc. <j-c. aJ^nni^:, 
 
 FT^^iq^ ^^q;r, TifqiHRiT^T, s?Hi>JTTHRiT=?ir, ^fqmraiF^i'F, 
 irrrmr^T^rm^, ^fq?i^5!T, ^fq?if5t»T, ?ifq^'^.i?T, ^nr- 
 
 3 vsing specious arguments, ^c. atST^ "VT^, ?(\l\ <lTnT 
 
 Speciol'sly, «?y. v. A. 2. ^^ougjqoir^, Ac. ?lf!nHT^<J^^, 
 
 Speciouskess, n. A. 2. ^.^on^qoTT m. ^^\^^Tr\J m. Ac. ^- 
 
 ^^]^m m. simtJITTr^m. ^ifq^lOiT^ilT/. 'fliqi?TTHti|'T?r?lT/. 
 
 Speck, n. spot, marl; stain, discoloration, fgq? n. fjq^r m. 
 
 S. ( of mud, blood, Ac. ) HplasLed, spurted, &c. 
 ag-aiust. fiwm m. fgjT m. 
 
 2 ( iu the eye ). "jjs «. qiq' «. f?i?iq":q m. 
 
 3 minute thing, v. Pabticle. Jf.oi «i. ^FfoT^r /. B^'JT m. 
 Speckle, n. spot, ^-e. \. Speck. f5% n. f^jysr m. 
 Speckled, Specked, a. variegated uiih spots, f^q^qf^r, 
 
 Specklebnesb, n. v. A. fsq^^KqiTr »«■ f=^^f«lf^^q<JIT m. 
 Spectacle, n. something extraordinary e.vhilited. ^S m. tT- 
 JTT^T m. 5^=F «. ^if?qrT m. m^T/. 
 
 2 fl?iy ^/i«w^ seen, a sight, v. Scexe. qi^'nTT'^T q^'4 »». 
 
 3 spectacles. 31^^^ or'^^Jp «/. \mm. ^^^n. ■qa.J^rw. 
 
 qrot^t/ =qr5.t^T^ «. a^rrnt or ^/. [ ctjitM^. 
 
 Spectator, n. looker, beholder. qT^<TRT, ^T^-&c. qr^wiKT, 
 Spectbe, n. V. GnosT. Hfr n. STTT/. ^4iT »i. 
 
 2 meagre person, ^c. v. Staeveliko. fl^^Twi. Pl-^^s/. 
 
 Speculae, a. having the qualities of a mirror. aTTT^HP^fti- 
 JTr^T or qoiT^T, ^qoiVT^^F, ^'oinoi^F, an^^q^^. 
 
 To Speculate, v. n. — in commerce, v. To Scheme. 5f^- 
 JtS n.-%i:t n.-&c. WA^, 3?-5I?qrqT ;?r?imf^=^T-Ac. ^^r- 
 TR m.-^^^n m, ^^^,
 
 SPI 
 
 816 
 
 SPI 
 
 S. lines. S. oourso. ^rmts/. ^ [^m^. 
 
 .Si'iBALLT, adv. Y. A. JTot^^imTT^T dccl Hmn\t\'^m Sir- 
 .SpiBE, n. u-intling line, Si'c. ^TTTTf /. 
 
 2 (of flame). 3TR^/. 3TTft5f5:r»i. SilfHSTofr/ SlFiTf?!- 
 
 d pinnacle^iPi/ramiJ, shnft. ^X^A m. dim. g5;^ /. StSTw*. 
 
 SriBiT, «. V. Bkeatk, a in. arTrTr w. 
 
 2 soul <jv. See Soul. 3 v. GiiOii. h^t ». P^^TT^/i. '^cr«. 
 
 The Supreme S. y. God. "TTTT^Tt »'. 
 i hahilitde of mind, temper. ^HV^ tn. ST^^f^f/. ^^fpsft 
 
 Conquest of cue's owu s. jt^tT^jTT "»• 
 Proudness of s. 3To5 m. rl^Xn. 
 To restrain or keep in ouo'a a. ^JT m. ^^. 
 5 f/o-n of mind, occasional stale, f f^/. Hr'Tw. J^^n.^frff. 
 Good spirits. ^^frT/ 
 Low spirits, '^''^r^ »'»• 
 That is in good spirits. tl^I^T, ^F^ar, ^'^ff^, ^"Sfsf- 
 
 tT, W^f^i ^^'*^- 
 That is iu low spirits, v. Low. f^rl'fl'^, f%vf, 3r^?r, 
 
 G ///f, ("'(fo)-, mf/i'Ze, alacrity, fre, Sfc. ^^ m. ^^^ f. TT- 
 
 oft «. f^HF^'^mf «. f^m m. f|»:H?r/. Tn/. ^ct^^/. ?^- 
 ^ m. g^HTfwi. sTK^fr^OT. ^§^?rr/. 3tjtkt^«. qkw. s^^fw. 
 
 =TTor»». «. ^^^ or ^^f. ^t^f. '^]^m. T^m. tl m. 
 
 7 essential portion, ar^w. ^If-T ?«• ^FEff^T wf. ^Tf^Tw. clfsft- 
 5T »!. ^K m. n. ^W^m. ^JTw. X^m. 
 
 8 strong, pungent liquor, — esp. that obtained by dis- 
 tillation. ■»Tft=5ft ^/. ^C/. ff^". ^/. ^TT»». SiTCuft/. 
 r^Pft/. ^XZK\f. ^W'^ m. — in rant phraseol. correspon- 
 ding with mountain dew, suUime leverage, S{c. are 3Tr- 
 ^r^Mt^. ^'^■'I'Tr^ «■ The three kinds of spirit are Jftft 
 
 /. Tf^sft /. and \^ f. (spirit distilled from sugar, 
 from honey, and from meal.) 
 
 Distiller or Tender of s. Jfv?5T?I, «PI3'T. 
 
 Drinking of s. gTTPT w. JRITH «. 
 
 Spirituous exudation or extract,— goner. armsiOT. 
 
 9 life, virtue, Sfc. v. Goodness, ^m. K^^n. ^fTT m. n. 
 ^^m. ^sf m. FPTn. ^^ n. JTl^ n. [cTTH'f». 
 
 10 renZ meaning, scope, Sfc. 3^'<5r w. HRrif w. aTT^Tq'm. 
 .T's SpiitiT. Sec To ANIMATE. 
 
 h'r-lHlTEl), a. T. IST. G. fT^TT^, cnrr^n', ^TcTHTHT^T, ff*T?ft^T, 
 
 t^^, f|i^rt?ft, ff^H^r^R, a^JTHT^^TT, arq-^T^rt, ci^fi^T-, fr^- 
 ^rrg, ^^^, ht?\% 3"3^r, R'TJHT^t, w^ht^ . 
 
 1. — in composition, noting turn of niind.^*n^=^r, ^^- 
 ?fr'^T, ^^^T, &c. :?srmsf (in comp. as eq^m^, &c.), ^■ 
 5rffT (in conip. as ^Rt'^TSRrfJT, &c.). 
 
 Spibitedness. See Spiitrr. 
 
 (JriaixLiigs, a. v. DisriBiTED. g-Tm. ?<rTfft, ^r^ai^. 
 
 2 without energy, vigor, Jlre, courage, ^'c. V. AVeak. HOI- : 
 
 ^, nv^\, "^noir, fq'CM. 
 
 To be s. or listless. ^Tor, qn^Ear. 
 
 3 viipid, flat, jejune, dry., ij-r. fp^r o>- f^Fi^r, f=Tfflf^,'iT3C- 
 
 Sl'IEiTlJAL, ff. immalcrial. ^H^, 3T^7%Frr5, f^TT^TT, 3THT- 
 ^JT^rg, 1^?T, ^2J, 3TT^fT91CT, a^rfW^F, 3?[Eqif^F(iF, f^^fq- 
 
 2 ?io< /fl-y, temporal, secular, Sfc. q-jfrr^rtrrr^, tr'T^lr^^r, 
 
 3 not carnal, gross, sensual, S;c. 'TTJTT^f=5IT, qTiTT^'f5r"74r 
 
 4 See Spirituallx-hinded. 
 
 SriniTUALissi, n. the profession or following of spiritual 
 things. fTRHT'l m. ^^^.f■^m m. f^|frrin'T m. 
 
 SriEiT0Ai,isT, n. frmiTpTf, fTT^P'-^rTfl't, f^^f^m'Tf, sf^srrfr. 
 
 Spirituality, n. \. A. 1. ^^]%f. f^^^KrUf. aTTT^ST^/:. 
 
 3 TTHT'<^'?f^f':T?rr/. q-RHrf^^rfT/. f^frrriTn^sifiirrT/. 
 
 4 See Spieituallx-mindedness. 
 
 To Spiritualize, v. a. make spiritual. "T^iTTiTI^ ^ffT^i^-?!!- 
 
 ETot, 'TTiTmf^^-'TT'Tr4mT^-&c. JPT'jf. 
 Spibituallt-minded, «. having the affections raised alove 
 
 sensual oijects. >TTm'<fi, 'TT^'if<5^, T?;'=rrMfH'5, qTHr'^grf^ I 
 
 >TTm'<Tm^, T?:TT'sT"Tnq''^-fTHT-&c. I 
 
 Spieitually-mixdedkess, n. v. A. crCflrr'^fTTiir m. q^Hl'^^- | 
 
 f^/. "^TTiTf^^r/. qTKT'«Tr?ff^/. 
 SpmiTUALLX-wisE, a. ^J^^\%.| fTRTt, arrmfTT^'T. 
 Spirituous, a. consisting of or containing spirit, ardent, 
 
 highly intoxiradng. Tft^F, n^mr, '7^W«:TRT^T, 9i!T aTJT- 
 
 Spirx. See Spiral. 
 
 Spit, n. v. Spittle. f^=F/. JTr^/. ^qo^/. 
 
 2 ( of iron, &e. ). ^J?5 ^jo;?. :^Jo5 or ^3: m. gsr >«• 
 To Spit, f. as. /j?«; upon a spit. ^WA^K-&:C. m?5of , niST^, ?T'*T- 
 
 2 eject from the mouth. g^K^ '^'Troi, ^^ sr^df, 3^3iif. 
 Matter spit out. 3nol/. 
 To Spit, «;. n. void spittle. '^'^^, ^^r m.-^g^f. ST^-^^of. 
 
 2 V. To SpUTTEE. -cl^^'iaf, ^?^6f, rfSrRof or rTfrTSof,, 
 
 f^5rf^=T'^, — in/ens. =qTT^, rt^R^, ^T^of, 
 3— rain ; v. To Deizzle. T%^r5'if, 'ft'f r adv.-&c. qCTf 
 4— a cat, angry dog, &c. Iw^R^r, f'FTr^F'Jf, ^^IT^'Jf,. 
 "pPRof, %Wot. 
 Spit-box, Spitting-pot, Spit-toon, «. VJ^^pftf ^^^^ m. 
 
 Spit-fibE; m. v. Passionate. STr^TT^foS, ^=ftH, ^PToST^r 
 SriiE, ». y, Maijce. ar^^ ot./. g?Rr ot./. ^fr? n. 5!^ m.
 
 SPL 
 
 817 
 
 SPO 
 
 srr^r m. arsr^/ ^irf. mK^f. ^5^/. tvm. ^m. 
 
 ^fm m. -^^ m. EfTHT or J^ m. 
 A s. against, ^r: m. 
 Great s. q-oq-jr^ m. 
 lu s. of; hiaugre, notwitlis/andinj. ^^T, ^^f'T, ^Z^^, 
 
 To do a thing in s. of. ■iHA'iK fh^^^T^-'^^^W ^HT 
 
 To SriTE, V. a. treat maliciously, thicart. 3T^OT^-^^?ft^- 
 
 &c.JT^rT>T j«.-3^?rT^»tT OT.-&C. qRTof g. ofo. irqi^m-^- 
 
 -&c. |ot. 
 Spiteful, a. v. N. o/rc? Malicious. 3Tq;^#?;, ar-^Rlt, ^r^T- 
 
 Spiiefullt, ac?y. V. A. 3Tq;?fTrf, 3TqT^^^7T, fT^fT^, ^^T- 
 
 ^, w^HST^rr, &e. f rfjsrV, ^rf^^t^f, 
 
 Spitefulness, n. v. A. ar^^fttriJlT/w. ^'frtft^oTTm. &c. 
 Spitiisg, «. ( of raiu ). f^vt^f. g^SHs/. qr^HT^ ^?t/.- 
 
 f<Tcrftisr/. 5^/. " \%xmm. 
 
 2 (of a cat, &o. ). ^?tq?rr.'». ^Hf5/. ^?^«. "Pf^Rw. 
 Spittle, «. saZ/m. ^^qpTw. '^-T^/ ftV oV "ft^/. «. '^'^f. n. 
 fr^/ c^TOTi^o/?. OToS/. — iu cant pBraseol. H^^Tm. 
 Pasting s. TlfrtTr^^rm. 
 S.— as gulped or bwallowed. srV^w. 
 To swallow one's a. arsj^rw. fitoCDT-^roi-^rRot in. con. 
 To Splash, v. a. ipaffer with icater, Sfc. ^w. j)Z.-nTffr5»». 
 
 pl.-&C. 3^I^0T-^f5 ^TTfsfOT, TrfsfDT. 
 To Splash, v. n. rise or Jlij ujp. f^yanf or f^^vn, or s^rSCTt^ 
 
 Spleek, n. — the organ. "TTOT'tTTt/ ^^ pop. f^^J or cj^r^w. 
 
 ^Fmn. frfafr/. 
 
 2 disease of the s. ^W■<Jf\ f. ^t(^f. ^^ pop. cqt^ or 
 
 frfrm. 3^wP<T'«. 5ft^PTriT?;J. 
 
 8 See Angee, Spite. 4 See ^JIelancholt. 
 Splendid, a. v. Beilliaji't, Beight. mHTT^T, ^Ttl^^ff, 
 
 2 magnificent, grand, Sfc. v. Pine. ^?Tf»T^, TST, •JHt^l, 
 4Tr?:iTra-^, !f Rt^ETT, 3TTfe?^^r, ^rTJTr^r ;^o;). ^TTHT^ITR, 
 
 To be 8. f^n^oT, Pr^H'if. [decl.-&c. 
 
 Splendidly, adv. v. A. 2. "pr^siTT^HT decl. ^Trnrfff^r-^^r 
 Splendoue, n. v. BniLLiAXCY, BRiaHxUESS. X^V^^^f. Xi\- 
 
 Tr/. ^^/. i5^/. ^^». 
 
 2 magnificence, Sfc. mHF/. SFT/. ^TH^r^/. Vr^JTR'". 
 
 Splenetic, a. fretful, Sfc. v. Peevish. f^?f^5-iTr, f^r^^rr, 
 
 Splenic, a. belonging to the spleen. tfTTiT'l'^r, &c. sft^Rfit- 
 To Splice, v. a. join teithout a knot. Ttsf^^SJTtrtf H ^rs^r- j 
 
 Splice, n. ^izT^~m^\^^^ ^Fs >«•/. 
 
 Spiint, Splinter, m. *^i7Z, shiver, v. Chip, s-^TTm. J^/. ' 
 
 10: 
 
 f^qift/. qjq^rm. ^T^/. 
 
 2— as entered into the flesh, ^hflm. ^TTRfm. Vr^ pop. 
 
 3— in surgery, vfr^rt/. ^i^oit/. 
 2\> Spli-ntee. See To Split. 
 To Split, v. a. cleave, rive. fSRof, Trrsoi, "PTSOT, 3<r^, H^'H, 
 
 "?>f^''f, f%^^, R'^K'T «.-f5r^^orr/.-&c. qj^di ^. qfo. 
 
 To 8. the sides (from laughter). ^fZ^J f.-^V]1^^ f. 
 
 pi. l^fT^r ^RT^. 
 To Split, v. n. ojien, part. fsROt, 'PT^'jf, <P^ot, 3^, 3^F?I0I, 
 
 Hn^<jf, ns^iJlf, friROT, fr^cAuf, frqoT, »T?T?5"if , ^/.-?T3r 
 
 »".-HT/.-?t3^/-&e. ^m /n. con. 
 Split, /;. v.V.A. f^R^j^^r, Ac. f^fiV, cpifR, fif^tof, f^rrrf^n. 
 
 V. V. N. f^T%^r, "FT^'^^r, ^IT. n^T^T, &o. "f'JtT.— csp. 
 
 of reeds, sticks, &c. fq^q^r, f'T^^ir remiss, fv^^. 
 Split, w. v. Ckack. =^m.f. ^zf. 'Hnf. rrSTwi. 
 Splittee, n. Splitting,/), a. v. V. A. 1. f^^oTRT, "F^S'TT'cr, 
 
 &c. %5r^, d^, ^R^, H7^-&c. qjrrf-q^. 
 Splitting, n. v. A^. A.— at^ fsRijf «. sjjrs'if /i. ^^ m. &c. 
 
 f^r^R'jft/. H^wi. H^?T M. ij^ »n. ^^ ?i. ^^roT ». f^- 
 
 Splutter, n. t. Bustle. is^TJ/. gT^TS/. 
 
 To Splutter. See To Sputter. 
 
 To Spoil, t>. a. t. To Plusdee. g^ur, ^Rof, 5^r5"i, 5ftqr- 
 
 2 corrupt, injure, ^raof, f^PTT^^ or f^?RT^, ^TRf^ot, fij- 
 
 ^of or fsRs^, fsi^sq^JT, f^^rs^, ^Uif-«rT|^-&c. qRor, 
 
 HT^T w.-&e. qj^^. ofo. 
 
 3 ( children, Ac. ) v. To Indulge. OTSq^I^T'T, FirfT^Tot, 
 Sr??^ n. :p?T7f y. of 0. 
 
 To bo spo.lcd. srS'^, 
 2b Spoil, v. n. grow corrupt, ^'c. ?n?nJr, f^FTRT^ or fipT^T'Jf, 
 
 fsi^^, l^nrs^, ?}rn5T-^r^^-&c. ^m, ^s^f, 5^^, ^ir^i m.- 
 
 &c. ^of (7. 0/*. 
 
 2 ( fruits, (fcc. ) through heat and moisture. 3«lot, 7«I- 
 
 5^, 3"5rRW, ^sflosof, ^JJToEof, f5r55loi_ 
 
 To s. and break, — milk, curds, buttermilk. ^rT^3of_ 
 Spoil, «. booty, plunder. rTT/. 
 
 2 slough of a serpent, ^[r^f. ^^f. 
 Spoiled, Spoilt,/), t. V. A. 1. ^%^r, 5«!T5S53r, &c. 
 
 2 ?Tm%3r, f%^T^?5r, ^^rq %^?5r, &c. ;trt^, ^rfrti=T, ^- 
 
 f^fT, H"5. 
 
 V. V. N. jfm^OT, 1w5*^, &c. ^jRR, HT?rer. 
 
 Spoilee, n. Spoiling,/), a. v. V. A. 1. J?:arRT, «*lKoiRr. 
 
 2 ^raorrTT, Hrn^mRT, ^^t^rtwrt, &c. ^rsftq;, ^nqft, nr- 
 
 ?T-&c. :FTrf-^Rt-<tc. 
 
 3 OT^^rsT'TRT, ryrST^OTRT, rfWH^TTf-&c. 
 Spoke, n. ( of a wheel ). 3TR/. 3R ni. aTRT »«. J^^ m. 
 
 Beam or piece of wood fit to be made into epokes. 
 
 Spoken, p. v. V. A. >^5^s;r, &c. T^, mPm, ^f?qH, 3f?r=T, 
 ' :f;f<T?r, sfnp (iacomp. ).
 
 SPO 
 
 818 
 
 SPE 
 
 Eloquently or well 8. ^TTf^sPT. 
 
 To SrOLiATE, &c. Sec To Spoil, &c. 
 
 ,Sro:<DKE, n. TH m. n^Tl^TT^ ;i. ^vi m. 
 
 iSro}*UE, n. ^"til or j^T^ni. from the Eiiijlisli word is common 
 
 Spoxoe-cake, n. ^oft/. 
 
 2b Sposoe, ti. a. ^T^TH 5^^- '^"P ^^. 
 
 To SrosoE, r. n. iwf-t out of( a dinner, ijv. ). H«Tft/. HR- 
 
 of, frf /. ^^5t, q-?:r5r M.-gTT'i3^t/.-&c. ^Rirf. 
 
 SpOSOEB, n. V. Y. X. ««<; Pabasite. 3Tt»T'^r?5, ^ftT^r^r, i 
 
 Sro'SAL. See ISTupiiil. 
 
 Spossob, n. turety, v. Secubity. ^tthH. 
 
 2 tTHf^iTT m. tTiTm?rT/. 
 SPOXSOBsniP, n. '^\^^\^^f. ^^mft^TrT/. 
 BpOSTANEIXr, SrO}»IANEOUSSESS, n. T. A. ^^^PT M. aTH^- 
 
 Spontaneous, a. voluntary, proceeding from own tcill, accord, 
 impulse, tj-c. ^^'Tr==Tr, aTT^^ffm=^, aTTTg'fr^, f^- 
 ?J5!ft=^r, ^^^, ^'I'M'-dM, ^q^, ?«PT:f%3;, ^PTHfH^, 
 
 Spostaneouslt, oi/i>. V. A. arnnj^t^, 3Tr7g?ST^ or g^ or 
 
 3TrTT37VT, aTTR, an^^t or ^, aTTTTaTPT, aTTT^t==( or zm- 
 ^^, ?^, ^^, ^STTTTfSr^ fio;?. ^HrfsT^, ^):fr. 
 
 SrooL, n.— of a weaver, qun »»• ^ft/. ^JfT^Jltt/. f^^^/. 
 
 Spoon, n. — the utensil. ^FT^r m. =qH=^ m. ^TH f». ^/. 
 
 Spoon-meat, «. Toft ^-&c. ar^T n.-?<?r<jf w.-T^'T «. 
 
 Spobt, n. T. Plat. ^55 m. Sfftsr/. j^^ n. ??!TT?^g?Trsfr/. 
 
 »». %fS!;/. ?TJTT^r m. ^^/. H^r/. JT^ft/. f^Pft^ m. 5- 
 
 ? OT. ^5T3H1<1*H m. 
 
 In s. ^R, ^a-f^fftV^^^^-'^^'^- 'FC'T, %35J^^_ 
 
 Maker of s. at the shimjd, (Jv. %5ft, ^wITT. 
 
 Place fitted up for sports & pastimes. tT^i^/. tn^- 
 
 3q m. tnsfTMr/. tntnoi «. 
 
 2 mockery. 3"T^ff w. »TIT or 557/. iT^^t/. 
 To make s. of. ^"fl «. ^m y. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 oi/'ec/ 0/ sport, v. Butt. %c5^ott «i. 
 
 4 diversion of the f. eld. f^T^fTR/. TT^'^/. 'JT^^TT/. 
 
 2b Sport, t». n. frolic, ^c. v. To Plat, ^aof, ;pt5of, %5!«.- 
 
 &c. ^?Tif , fsr^ot, m^., ^ijf. 
 
 2 See To Jest. 
 Spobtsman, n. <m:':ft, f^TqfRSTTjT. 
 
 Cords of s.'s saddle, by which the game is tied up. 
 
 f^\+K«i<^ m. pi. 
 Spoeteb, n. Spoetive, Spoetful, a. v. V. and Platfcl. 
 
 %OTnTT, &e. %ot^, 1%;:jTft, f^^Tf^, JTt^, J?t^T^, ^- 
 
 Sjomivelt, Spoetfullt, ai^y. Y. A. and Playfcllt. %5ET- 
 
 ^, Ac. ^SET^'TT^^JT, jfi^^r, ^nr^st^. 
 
 SpOKTIVEKESS, SrOKTFDLNESS, 71. V. A. ^ot^^on «(. %- 
 
 Spot, «. J^o^, 4'<'' v. Stain, ^r or 5rn m. ep^^q; »/». ?if=^?j n. 
 
 2 (fo<, tpeck, V. Makk. f^'^ n. f^'<T5T «». f^'tTS'Y/. f^T- 
 :pr m. 5^^r ♦». f ^^fTt/. 
 
 3 ( ou the body ) discoloration. ?5r% «. ft$ «. cit'J) ». 
 A circular s. or patch. =q^5cE m. n. •^^^^■{m. =^W.^\m. 
 
 ^^^^55 «. 
 
 4 ( as upon the body of a tiger, &c. ). f^^Z n. f%T<FT»i. 
 
 5 ( as of rottenness, on fruits, &e. ). ^]^n.'^<J\n. ^]S[n. 
 G V. Place. ^3TKT ot./. F^sTrS or 5J w. r«TH «. fI55 m. VT- 
 55 n. ^\^ m. :TfFf m. ^^ «. 
 
 A retired unfrequented s. STrS'T^'t «• 
 
 Upon the s. ^1% ^T^l, ?3ff^"R:, ?^5W5, <j)5t?<f3 or 
 
 To kill on the s. Jcill outright. ZK WT^. 
 
 1 ( of a thing lost and sought). fe^M «. fe^TiIT m. 
 
 z\n m. vfn m. V. ?5rrr, ?jr. 
 
 Zb Spot, v. a. mark with spots. ?TT m. p)l.-f^% m. pl.-^^ 
 m. pl-&,c. TTSin-^raDT. 
 
 2 K^am, V. To Slue, ^r?! m.-^<^^ ot.-&c. armor-JlTsfDT, 
 
 Spotless, a. v. IN". 1. and Puee. '^-sif-qr-^c. f^^eET-^ToTT, 
 f^5T?T, ft^\^, l^"^??^, fH^k, =^"t^^5!:, ^FBq^Kf^FT, ^- 
 H^ft^, ^m%T-^57-&c.f^JT?5. 
 
 Spotlesskess, n. v. A. '^sTrf^^aquir «»• &e. f^f^c^'-TfTT/. ^- 
 
 c5qRrf|?q n. ?j'!r':r%?T «. 
 
 Spotted, ;;. Spottt, a. v. V. 1. STTTrS^OT, &c. fCT%Tr?%' 
 OT, &c. fOTSRTNT, ft^^^, Ac. 5^,%^rT, M'f ?f, N==T, 
 
 I.-— as the body of a tiger. fifSRlT. 
 
 S. with black and white. — cattle, &c. TRT. 
 II. — fruits &e. from rottenness. sr^TT. 
 
 To become s. JTT^ot, St^Sijf. 
 Spousal. See Conjugal, Nuptial. 
 Spousals. See Maeeiage. 
 Spouse, n. t. Husband, "Wife. ^^arw. sTT^TfT/. qf?T»r..igft/, 
 
 To choose a s. ^X^^ or ^^n[. 
 Spout, n. jwojecting mouiJi, nosel, ^'c. ^P?[f. SRt/. 
 
 Little hole made by way of a s. 5TT^%«. 
 
 2 pipe, Sfc.for water, ^^f. T^o5 m. 
 
 3 See Waterspout. 
 
 To Spout, v.a. throw or pour out as from a spout, ^rsijf,^- 
 sp'jf, ?H5Tm.-f^=FT5t/.-&c. 3-5?<Jl, ■psfRTm. 5T^'jf-^"T5Pf. 
 2 See To Mouth. 
 
 To Spout, v. n. issue as from a spout, v. To Gusn. H5EH3- 
 &c. g?^-5TTf 'JT, TT? ff!.-?H5T Jrt.-fsf^^tft/.-jsiTST m.-&c. 
 
 gj'Jr-f^q'Jt y. ofs. 
 
 2 See To Mouth. [ ^OTT^SJ/. 
 
 Sp^ilN, w. excestive strain. 3^^/. ^^^/. ^^/. T^'T/ ?-
 
 SPR 
 
 819 
 
 SPR 
 
 To Speain, v. a. overstrain. sP'^Rof, f^?T5iJr, ?5^q^ot, fS^i- 
 
 ^3r, ^^sri^, ^^^ f.-^x^ f.-&c. JTrerof. 
 
 To bo sprained. S^qpoT, ?5^^/.-^^qfJ/-^R^/-'^JTT/- 
 HlSir «■«. ton. ^p^^tJT, W.^J^^j S^Tot, ^=qoT, ^p^fRtif, 
 frr^TOT or ^T^Rof. 
 2b Spkawl, t). n. lie with the limbs spread out. ^TrTTTT m. 
 
 pi. q"H5;?r f^3rjr-"T5>jf, ?rTR:-?5iiT-?ir5?fr-?fT^3 adv. qsof- 
 
 To lay sprawling. OTZ^dt. 
 2 See To Flouxdeb. 
 SPKi-n-Li>-a, p. V. V. 1. HT^?y-&c. qiSOT. 
 Speat, n. See Speig. 2 ( of the sea, of rain, &c.) ^^K pop, 
 
 g^nr or nw. 5rs/. |w/ ^r^frsr w. or ^\^^1f. ^W^/. 
 afrHTsr ?«. or arr^rs »•• /'Z. 
 Cold s. f%^^f. 
 
 Drop or particle of s. as sprinkled, spxirtcd, &c. %- 
 ^r^ m. viSZf. f^iC[ m. 
 
 Fence against s. before a door or window. 5f5/. 
 S. driven by the wind. ^^^WSf• 
 To Spread, v. a. ( a carpet, mat, Ac. ). 3T'<T^, fttiTTqTif , ^- 
 
 ?5^, ^raiii, arr^^oir, t^w, ^rot, sttw^"^ «.-&c. jriit 
 s-qfo. 
 
 Any thing to s. ( as carpeting, matting, bedding, 
 covering cloth, Ac. ). fH^TSnf. ^^fd n. 3I«T<t/. STT- 
 ^^ «. 
 
 2 expand.^ extend., dij'iise.'^]^^., q'^T^'jt, q^TT^of, f^^K- 
 ^, f^BR m.-%^r=r OT.-ST^TR OT.-q-^RtJrn.-&c. ^FTot y. o/ o. 
 
 3 disperse, scatter over a lar^e surface. ^V^, T^T^^oj, 
 
 4 See To Smeak. 5 (a report, Ac.) v. To PuBLisn. tRf- 
 
 ^"jf , ^?;CTr, iMsrijf , ^^^T. m.^^mvn n-&c. rf^vi g. of o. 
 
 To Spread, i-. n. expand, extend, ^^vi\, iTflT'^, HriIiJt,5rT5% 
 
 TORr OT.-TOrq- m.-^m m.-^^vn n..&c. fm y. ofs. 
 
 2 — as an ulcer or sore. =5RUT, T|Toir or h-m<'J|, "^'w. %W. 
 3 — branches, horns, &c. Tft^?;^^, TJf^iJi. 
 4 — a report, &c. ^T^RTJi, ^A^^^ HT3T"ir, TF^"^. 
 5 — as odours. HS^'^r^ 
 Speead, Speeadixo, n. v. V. A. l.—ad. 3T'<T5;"iJr «. &c. STT- 
 ^TV\ n. sr^RiT w. 
 2 — oci.'^SR'Jfn. tf^r^irfM. Ac^^Ruff/. qmv^n.— state. 
 
 3 — ac/. <raT'^ M. ft<'H<^ n. &c. 
 
 5— act. cRTTnt «. TT^ «• !T?fRiT n.— state. Sf^R j?». 
 
 V. V. N. TO?:'Jr n. &c.%^ROT.'%?jRr?«. q^RT?«. sr^Rm. 
 
 sr^RT n. ft(w\K m. f%^f?T/. "q^r^ M. sj-q^ «j. f^^ ?/j. 
 Spread, ;;. v. V. A. 1. 3T'4R^?5r, q^HSTT, &e. sjr?fft"if, 3TT- 
 
 2%?rR?ys5r, RwR?i^, qHT%?^,&c.f^FrrfT?T, flr?Fftof,l%- 
 V. V. N. 1. q^^^r, &c. T^^, ^^, ff ??ftuf,^?wf, ^- 
 
 3 "Ft^p^iaprr, &c. ttI^fh:. 
 Speeaeeb, n. Speeadinq, /J. a. v. V. A. 1. aT'iK'TRT. 
 OIRT, &c. aTR?r'7T^^-=PRt. 
 
 2 %3RcriRT, <RJ?:oiRr, fqRrTR-&e.^?0IRT. 
 
 3 q^TTOTRT, f^r^TOlRr, &c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^m^TiiRT, Rr^ijrRr, ^ t s uiki. 
 
 Spuee. See Fnoi.ic, Fun. 
 
 Speiu, n. *Aoo< or ^luiy. ^r^T or ?r^ «». ( or 7^r or 5- 
 
 ^r ). dim. ZT^ & sT^afr/ srair »». sTsft/. j^rs'.r m. %• 
 
 Spbiohtliness, Spuiohtfulxess, n. v. A. g£5r?ft"T"iIf «».&c. 
 
 SPEiaiiTLy, SPEionrruL, a. /jucZy, tj-c. v. Meeby. -hr^ 
 
 To Spbino, t'. «. ( out of the ground }. ^rsrot or ^r^, <iri5t 
 ^^^f- ^rS^T, 'sJMoiul', 3^ W.-&C. ^r'fy. q/"*. 
 To B. — seed sown, ^f r"Foif_ 
 
 2 proceed or issue from, v. To PnocEED. jq-JTot, f^T^Vr, 
 
 3 V. To Leap. T5^, ^^^, Tit/. ^J^'^■^wi\-K^m., f^=rr- 
 DT «. KR'&I-^T^^r-^iq-ijr^ f?Tiuj n. ^r^iJr, 9^=51/. JTRof. 
 'It fly cladically, start, v. To .Staet. a^otu'l. 
 
 5 up or out, suddenly. 3^ot, S'H^or, 3^'/t/ ^M-JTRiJf, 
 
 6 upon or at; as to catch. ^fjqTf, ^ttt J.-^n /.-Hq/.- 
 ^TSqST m.-&c. qr?5ST. 
 
 To 8. forwards. %q/. TTR^-TT^iJf, ^fqRaf. 
 yo Speixo, v. a. {a, mine ) ca«ie <o explode. ^T%^^^ 
 
 2 ( a leak ). ^Zf. qcfr, ^rn m. jmor in. con. 
 SPEiNa,«. vernal season. ^^^ m. ^^r^^n m. q^ H^H^ w. qiq- 
 JTRT m. H'^ «. 
 
 Budding and blooming of s. ^^TTTrS^/. ^^PTe?^ m.n. 
 
 2 fig. prime, ^-c. v. IIeight. 5t^ or if^ wi. 
 
 3 elastic body. ^frroT or ^/. q;?5r/. ^rq^^/. 
 
 4 elastic force or poKer,\\i. fig. See Elasticitt, Spihit. 
 
 5 sally, bounce, bound, v. Leap. 3^/. <P?rT/. f^fSHT n. 
 fkVJ n. ^^^f. 
 
 6 ( upon or at; as to catch ). 5fq/5nq/. ^hf. ^TtT^nt. 
 
 7 fountain. 5RT or f^RT in. ditn. ^t\f. f3T5^r65r w». fH^-W. 
 Hot s. 3^S «. g^^lc 11. 
 Living s. qfr^rf or <(\^r^\ ftTT m. 
 S. water. 5Rcmt or f^f^off «. 
 Subterranean channel or vein of a .9. ^ rfH i jl /. 
 
 8 origin, Sfc. v. Souece. ^m f. ^TT^/. f^rar m. 5Rr 
 orflRTw. 
 
 9 beginning, origination, \. Eise. cr;^ n. 7?^ «). 37717 
 ^0/1. 3T[JT and, viilg. ^^^ m. 
 
 Speing-tide, w. v. Tide. 3'q'R «. ^m'H n. 
 
 To be at the s. or at the springs, — the ocean. jVTRot. 
 
 Speinge. See Snabe. _ 
 Ij Speinoiness, Speisot. See Elasticity, Elastic. 
 j Speinoiso, m. t. V. 1. ^wTOT n. ^ot «. &c. 3T=t m. 3-3^ wi. 
 
 j! a^vRT «. 
 
 qHT- 'I 2b Speinkle, v. n. v. To Dbizzle. fiimZ^ or l%fft5iif. 
 
 Il 2(? iisii.iss.LE, V. a. tcalier in tmall dropt or particles -^ also,
 
 SPIT 
 
 820 
 
 SQU 
 
 lo besprinkle. f^rTOT, ^ITSot, fff^^, f^S^OT or f^i+ff|, 
 
 fflS^FH in. '^ot, sfr^T^, OT^of, ftfS^I^ «i.-r^^^ n.-%:R 
 
 m.-3TT?^oi n.-&c-. ^W. 
 
 2 ( cowduug-wash, &c. ) H5T »«. ^W"^-^^. 
 
 To s. auil smear, — compreh. ^rSWR^T n.-'^ffRT'^HT^T- 
 
 H n.-&c. ^tjf. [ sn^. 
 
 SraiSKLED,;). V. V. A. f^n%?5T, fll^^r, &c. r?ff^?t, f*f^, 
 Spbi>'klek, 7J. Si'iji>-klisg. /). ri, V. V. A. ft'T'JTnT, fff^'TRT, 
 
 &c. %W, %^!F, :fr?T'T, sfr^TJT-Ac. :FfTf-;?7Tft. 
 Speixklino, n. v. Y. — act. fi^'ju^ n. f%^ n. &c. f^PTift/. 
 
 I. quantify sprinkled. f^S^JK or RjS+R m. f?TfTTIT «». 
 
 II. drizzling, drizzle, light rain. fimtST or f%^rsr »». 5- 
 BTRTTrr wi. ^^m^oft HTiIspft w. 
 
 Drop of a s. f^zf. fm m. 
 Bpbite. See Spibit, Ghost. 
 To Speout, v. n. germinate, ar^of, "P^iiif, 'TTSr^T'T, '?Tr5?"Jf, 
 
 ?;^^ or ^igirf, 3^^ m.-n"l^ m.-^/r^I ?».-&c. qTjf iw. con. 
 Speout, «. sJwot of a plant. sjqR; m. ^'h or #JT »». ^Nrt 
 
 »n. <//»». T^f^/. qjiir m.3Tiirft/. 'Crn or m^«». sm^ m. 
 
 After-sprouts, sprouts from a stump or root. g^TT^ 
 /. f^Tra^n^ TI^/.— of leguminous plauts,&c. "^fl^ft/. 
 
 Tobacco after-sprouts, q'tlilft^^t dH)*^ /. 
 
 Sproutings. T??^ ?n. pop. tTR^ w. or iff /. ^\^^^ n. 
 2 scarcely evolved shoot. ^\^f\f. feCT m. dim. f^f.f\- 
 
 ^ m. ^^^f. i(\^f. nw.ti or fsqsfft /. [ n?r. 
 
 RPBOUTED, p.a.y.\. aT^T%?5T, 5^55?ir, 3Tf 7 3Tr^?ir, &C. 3T^- 
 Speouiiso, p. a.T. V. arqpoTRr" &c. jf|!^, 3f^. 
 Spboutiso, Spboutaoe, w. v. \.—act ^^^ n. <p^ m. &c. 
 jfrsw. <T€l?«!. /JO/). "TTc^fn. or ^\f.4wm. "f ?: /. HTRTim. 
 Spruce, a. smart, v. Neat, Fine. =ETT^nT, ^TPF, ^^'PF, =5r- 
 
 Speucelt, adv. V. A. xpFW, &c. =EfPF^'^^, ^frT#ft?f, &c. 
 
 Spbuceness, «. V. A. -cj+M+Muii m. t^q^rrwr w. &c. ^PT- 
 
 Speuko, /). V. V. 1. ^31^^, 5?^?JT, &c. ?^?:, ^TPft, ?f 
 
 (in comp. ) 3^r5f, S'R^. 
 
 2 ^T3I3?^, fHT^JT^rar, &c. :s^_ 
 Spud, n. — the imjjlement. g^Erf f, 
 Spumj:, Spumous. See PiiOTn, FEOinr. 
 Spukqe, &c. See Sponge, &c. 
 Sponk, n. rotten wood, q m. ^% /. 
 
 2 pluck, T. Spibit. ^ OT.^nrqp/. 
 Spue, «. ;pRT m. 3TTT/. PfSR^ m. 
 
 2 ( of a cock ). HtTft/ ^^ /. [ m. qfirtTT »». 
 
 3 See Incitement. 4 (of a mountain ) ^TRoE m. «pt?T 
 To Spub, v. a. ^rif^ with a spur. ^.\z[ m.-3TR /. st=q<if, ^t- 
 
 2 See To Incite. 
 nvximoz^, a^counlerjeil, not genuine, y. False. #CT, ^- 
 
 s^n», m^^, jp?^, %^?5T. 
 
 2 See Bastabd, Illegitimate. 
 Spubiouskess, n. t. A. 1. ^^cpiir m. ?^RBTa:^'JlT ««. ^l^pTf- 
 
 qutT»>. ^^if/. [sr^Rwi. ^T^. 
 
 To Spuen, «'. a. V. To Kick. ?rR/. HTt3t, TT^R «.-?l^r- 
 
 2 re/'i/«e i('i77t seo?-n, v. To Contemn, To Eeject. FMI- 
 
 fff or ?I'<Tr5ijf, 5rr3^, FTTrloiST or BTfTI^JOT, BRT/. HT^'Jt, 
 
 f?R^TKOT, fri;i^Kiiif, ftfJ^RW, 5^^r^ot, ftligR w.-f?!?:- 
 
 ^.Km.-&c. W-m g- ofo. 
 Spuen, Spuhning, n. v. V. 2.— act. 3'<TS^ «. 5fr5^ «. &c. 
 
 FJVSq'^ or f^vrrsift/. f^t^K ?«. fFTT?^JTT »». ft?^T w». 
 
 TfiZ^m m. fF\Z^m\ /. ?5Tfi%3TR/ U'<{f. 
 
 Spuened,/). v. Y. 2. s'tT5%?;r, irrs^sjr, &c. Irn:??^, f^rf ft. 
 
 Spuenee, n. Spuenino, p. a. v. Y. 2. ?l'<T3<irn:r, ^trS^IRT, N- 
 
 (gROTTTT, &e. fq(gTT-f?T^?q;R q^rTF-^Rt. 
 Spubeed, a. u-earing spurs, ^riz ?5r=r%^r. 
 To Spuet, v. a. throw or force out .« a stream. f^Kf't'i] f- 
 
 ff^W'^f-f^'^^f--&e- Brant-^^^-315iCTr. 
 To Spuet, v. n. gush out in a stream. fsR^fst/.-fT^q^a^/".- 
 
 f^qott/.-&c. ^s^-fJTq%- ofs. g-^o^o'f, ;j'PTs;wi-, ^'Ptztw. 
 
 f^^d\.z{uf g.cfs. 
 Spuet, «. «i^(f(/e« yiw^ or quick stream. ■^qsTf/. f^T^iCt/. 
 
 f%Rqft/. fr^^^f^t/. rq=5ffaY/. ft^^R^t/. ==r3^f5T «». ^iTi 
 
 m. g-JT5T w. S'WSfT »»■ 5T|ft/. 
 
 2 V. Effokt. ^ w. 
 To Spuktle, v. a. V. To Speinkle. f?T#f5 «.pZ. ^-ssfijf. 
 To Sputtee, v. n. speak spittingly. VT<ir^'^^-'<^(?I^?f-'<j- 
 
 2 ^y 0M< JM particles. =^7rif?:^, =qT^^ot, ^^^JT^, cTSrfSiJir, 
 rTSrls^ or f?T5f?TI'JI, f^^f^oT,— !«/«is. =JRT1^, ^':- 
 
 Sputtee, Sputteeing, m. t. Y. \.—act. if'Frr sffr^tjf n. &c. 
 2 =Jf?^ot «. 7[Z<[Z^ n. f^TSTfts/. f^I^JT f—intens. fT- 
 
 Sputteeee, n. Sputteeing , /I. a. V. V. 1. ^^ ^tfT «fr?r- 
 
 2 =Ef??5r?:'jrRT, wdriduiKi, &c. f^rjfJTsr, ffrs^fjr. 
 Sputteeinglt, o(?y. v. V. 1. ''J^^^'T, v^■^\^ ni?ffl ^- 
 
 f?1 &c. 
 
 2^ ■iprqj or sf, =qT^7 or ^f , ^rfC or ^f, rlScTS or sf,— 
 
 intens. =5RFeR, ^RRf . 
 Spy, »i. secret emissary. sfRRft^R, |^, 3?T^, "^TT, "Jf "^HT, 1- 
 
 ^=Errfr, nsq?^, 't^nrs, qrairft or '4t. 
 
 To Sp^', v. a. gain sight of, descry, v. To See. <TT^<if, <7f^W, 
 
 5^^ ^efiir, |TTjf, |^?r tiisui, ^/. ^?"jf. 
 
 2 out ; explore, \. To Examine. |t^, 5^os6t, f7%^, ^- 
 
 Xf.-\l^f. ^^. 
 Spt-olass, n. ^iiflH/. 
 Squab, a./fji an(Z .f/^or^, sjwoi', ffc. v. Dumpt. 3TT5S5?T «lf- 
 
 '^qirra or ST, =qrT?:, 
 Squab, m. stuffed cushion. n^?rr "t. <.viini «i. m^ m. 
 
 2 dumpy and fat woman. f^J^f. K^'^ f. nraft ^F'T^/'. 
 To Squabble, v. n. contend clamoi-ously orpeevithly, v. To
 
 821 
 
 SQi: 
 
 "Weangle, To Quabkel. :j;'Z5r?'if,^cr?:Df, JTtS'^,=P?=P^/.- 
 J^IZ'JE /.-^i^TTff /.-rfST OT.-5l^5T m.-^f^^ n.-&c. iRuf, 
 ^^^/. 5rsq---J?'jf y. of s. 5ff^/. 5f50T y. o/. «. fits n. ^- 
 
 Squabble, ScjuABBrisa, «. v. V. an*/ Quahkel. ^t^TTH/'.^- 
 5^2:/. VTirS:T5t/. :P5^/. ^r^TT^H or qt^/ q?lH^/. 
 
 F5f m. ^i^r^f. x^r.^f. ^^'^^f. ^^f^f. 3«?5/- «r- 
 ??pp?ft/ ^ft^q^ift/ ^r^^r m. ^iHraoT «. ^ffW/. t- 
 
 ^r^=5T^r m. ^F^^rST ^SE'^St/- ^f^T'r or q'f m. 
 Squabbler, m. Squabbliso,^. a. v. V. ^P^^RUirTT, TfiUTKT, 
 
 Squabbt. See Squab. 
 
 Squad, n. parli/ learning military exercise. ^Jf^T-^ vHHirl/. 
 
 That belongs to the awkward s. ^r^r^■^,\t.^\^ 
 Squalid, a. foul, filthy, v. Disoustng. f|^H, afPToC, 5^^- 
 
 % or 5^?, ^Hrf, afr^HT, ^^, fT?rr, ^^t^?t. 
 Squaliditx, Squalidkess, «. V. A. f^f5^HUI|w«. arfTSEquTTw. 
 
 T'o Squall, v. n. t. To Car, To Sckeam. $!?;'jf,%^r^, ?rfr 
 ?». 'prs'jf, f%^5f|-/. 'Pr^'n. 
 
 Squall, n. cry, scream. ^Tft m. f%^/. f%^r^/. 
 
 2 ( of wind ) s!<i?(?e« (just. e||-qi^| 5ts^r »».-5R^?nTT m.- 
 
 g^n^r M.-&e. ^jft/. ^ra n. srr^Rs/. ^^r^/. 
 
 Squalls, — compreh. STfrsTRS^PT n. ^WiWJ^f. 
 S. with rain. ^rgr^TrT w. ^5rrf^ >». 
 Squally, a. abounding ivith squalls, ^'rsfl', ^TOT^tTPTT^, 
 
 2V Squander, v. a. spend prodigally, lavish, s^^of, 3'tJ'5Eot 
 
 s5t-fiT25IDT or fK^^T ?ra'^, ?ft=T=rTST /. i'Z.-'^RgTCT /.;)/. 
 
 ^^^r y- "/ 0. '^fn.f. q^^of ( j5^^-q^r^r^-&c. ) f%?1w 
 ?5T^ijf, j-TjoT or j^ erat^ ( ^?5?r, :^^, &c. ), =?ui'^di'7ir 
 
 ?«. pl.-^K^K m. pi. vpiu[ g. of 0. aTT^T^ m.-STqrTWsrT ^=^ 
 
 m. ^rm y. o/ o. ^% ot. ;)/.-tt-t% w. /i^ g^or y. o/ o. 
 
 "Pt?:! »».-frf=^5<pf^r w.-^^TT^rR/.-^Rrtsr w.-ftnTT^ /.-&c. 
 
 qr^ y. o/ o. 
 Squandeeed, p. V. V. TStfFT^r, ^^%?^, ^\^s^^vS\, &c. 
 
 To be S. TTT^'nT^ ^JTM, SfHrSTRT/./^Z. ^dr g. of s. ^\- 
 
 qjas ??J. ^Z.-'J5% M. /)Z. 3^"i7r y. o/s. ijrTT ^TRif ^^^. 
 Squandeeee, n. SQUANDEEiNG,2).a.v.V. and Extravagant. 
 
 g^^rmm, 3-'':T3irRr, ^sR'nnT, &c. ijirs, g-^TS^, ^isrr, 
 
 Squandeeino, w. v. V. — act. ^Stjij w. j-^oS^ n. ^^reor n. &c. 
 
 Square, o. — in geometry. ^H=^<|'njjfoi-, ^TH^rfT^, ^^TT, 
 2 T. Just, Eight. sKNn:,^J,'qHnr, ^RJ, ^W, HFiNt, 
 
 To make s. <<H<MrtT TH^ n.-■^\^\^ ^[^ m. Fir^ar-«m- 
 
 Squaee, n. square figure, ^^^^z^\v[ m.^V^m m. 
 Sides of a s. '^f^'^H^HT/. 
 
 2 area of four sides. ^\W, m. ^\^zf. 
 
 S. in front of a house. f{\v^ %q; m. 
 
 3 ( of workmen. ). jpTT m. ^T^^Hr or •t,|.i' ii | >< n m. 
 Tho acute angled s. of the etouo maaon. ^rt^s n. ^. 
 
 ?I^f)'/ ^^S n./. ^^m m. 
 
 4 ( of troops )— solid. qpR »). 
 
 5— in geometry or arithmetic. ^^ m. f^\n m.^^f. 
 G — as in tables of figures, cell. %^% m. n. ^ u. q»T»i. n. 
 7— as on cloth, &c. =injrft/. 
 
 Squares of a chequered cloth, ^ar^ SfT^S n. [^ot. 
 
 To Squaee, v. a. ( a. piece of timber, &c. ). ^TTRof, ^RR 
 
 2 — in geometry or arithmetic. ^Am.-f^^\^m.^ii\.|V^- 
 
 3 V. To Adjust, To Eegulate. ^itttot. 
 
 To s. accounts. ?qr?r «. ciTT^T^j-oi-%afT^^nt-q3T^Tui_ 
 2b Square, v. n. v. To Agree, To Slit. fiioj'iJT, ^itdt. 
 
 2 assume an aitittidc for fighting. STH^ft^ sroT_ 
 Squaee-eoot, n. ^f[^7^ n. f^qjrW^y n. 
 Squabed,;?. v. V. A. 1. %qi?:Wf, &c. ^rrw, ^]';z. 
 
 2 q»^%?!HT, &c. srffin. 
 To Squash, v. a. crush, v. To Squeeze. %^, ^^?:t»r, T?^- 
 
 ^5ir, K^^^, mrr w.-^'t^ OT.-%^m.-^'<^IH^ m.-&c. qj^vt 
 
 y- 0/". 
 
 Squash, n. rottiny and running stuff. sncS/ 'K^f\f. V^^^T 
 m. \^^^ m. \\^^-^ m. ^tjr n. ftTTf^lst/. fsRf^l^/. Tq?T»>. 
 
 2 sAoc* of soft bodies. ^^ppT »J. ^^^Pf m. ^^T m. 
 Squashiness, m. v. a. iT5m?!tH<TiTr m. fo5f55t?Tq<JIT ffl. 3TRa- 
 
 qoTT OT. &c. itT3'«??5/. ^J^Mt/. 
 Squasht, a. watery and soft. 'M*\rf\n or f^?!f^?^cf, |3^oft- 
 
 Soft & s. f^^firrr. [ ^fw^. 
 
 To be or become s.— melon, &c. «R5l^, '43*13% f^- 
 Ib Squat, v. n. sit on the hams, Sfe. g^R-g^^ «ra% WR; - 
 
 n w. ^^rs^. 
 
 To B. down suddenly and violently. s^qsR? ado. q^Vr^ 
 i)»t+«l f.-'m^^f. mr^. 
 Squat, a. sitting on the hams, d+i-^l or ^1*5^(1 or iijsii. 
 2 s/ior/ and thick, v. Dumpy. ^'TTT, =qqTT, %"T7, "M^iili 
 or 5T, xf^rT^ or 3T or ^Wrll-il, f^qrTo! Or 551 or ^qrfTotr, 
 ■qPT?:, S17T^?5 or si^^?5, iT^q^ or ST, sj^q^J, !Rtq;i, 5[- 
 
 S. or dumpy person. sppJIT ^rft m. ^^tJir «■ 
 3— the nose. ==f'7oft, ffimi, <J)5TT, «l^q^, qfl^JH. 
 Squat-nosed, a. =qq'jft, f^TOTT, «l?l*'i'ii<t'm. 
 To Squkak, 2b Squeal,*), n. make a shrill noise. f^qvCtrr 
 
 or fq;q;raoT, fpEiaoi, ik.^.^f. "pis^, 3==iT^cfr, ^^Kr «.-
 
 STA 8i 
 
 tf(SVEAK, Squeal, «. t. Y. fq^;/. f^qjs^/. <r=^ n. =i^«. t; 
 
 Sqceakeu, rt. Squeaking, Squealiso, ;>. n. t. V. f%^oEUTT- 
 
 iSQUEAillsil, a. queasy, lieckish. JToEHcE 3TTrJ?5I-gS^r, ^^T- 
 
 2 fastidious, V. Daistt. =qr^H55, =^^fTft, qJ:iT3#?;, ^fT- 
 
 Squeamishsess, «. T. A. 1. and Qualmish>"ess. jtoEJToE/. 
 
 2 =qn?T^3qoTT ««. ??ii+<H>Jir »». ^rs^rrai^ »». &c. w%f. 
 
 To Squeeze, d. a. jam, press, compress, SfC. ^nui, ^T'TO, ^^I- 
 S^, ^^, f^l=ROI or H'M'i"!, T%lcEW, f%?^3J^, ai^TOTT, 
 
 To be squeezed. %T% 1^T^, f^^V^. 
 
 To 3. flat. ^n€\f.--^^Af.-4i^f. ^?vT ^T^^ 5'. o/o. 
 
 2 c»'«s7j, in(?a(/, pre** rougJdy and injuriously. ^H^T^, 
 ^nrsoif, J^TT^f, !Fto5^, i^^SOT, =q^, ^Sfnii, JTvf^CTi, K- 
 ^7301, K^af. iy-ofo. 
 
 3 fig. V. To 0PPHES3. f^Dl, ^To^of, ft'S'Jf, ?{?5 «. :PT?^ 
 
 4 out ; press or force out. f^SEirr, f^^ ^^, 
 
 To Squeeze, v. «. urye one's way, pass hy p7-essinff. ^of , iz- 
 
 ^ ^ot,^f /.-&c. ^p^ot. 
 (Squeeze, Squeezing, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ^T^ «. 'qn^ m. 
 
 2 f tPF^of n. &c. 
 
 fc'QCEEZED, p. T. V. A. 1. %^OT, ^^Z^FA., &C. 
 
 2 f^^^?5r, ^^^^Hr, &c. [ TT, &c. 
 
 JSqueezer, n. Squeezing,/), o. t. V. A. 1. %'T('nTT, ^^ZW- 
 
 Squib, n. ( of powder), 'pjjpft/. "PTTqir^/. "F^^ST m. <PST- 
 2 a sarcastic tcriting, v. Satiee. fif^^r "fl^ISr m. 
 
 2b Squint, «. «. see olliquely. f?R;jT JefZ.-fjR^r (i'ecZ.-&c. or 
 f?Rqf-f?n;%-&c. "TT^iJt, f?iT^ ^/.-&c. sr?f^ y. o/«. 
 
 Squint, <j. Squintee, n. Squinting,^, a. Squint-eted, a. 
 T. V. f?T?^ Ml^uiKT, &c. f?TWT rff?H/ss. f?fT«T2:, f?TT3T, f?T- 
 V^ remiss. f^Vf.Z, f?t^TT,f^^'7?r^^T,'%U, ^^T^iTT, =5nFMT, 
 
 Squintins, Squint, n. v. V. fHl^ ^fr^oT n. f^^^ ^1%/ ci=p- 
 Squiee, n. attendant on a uarrior. ^\^m^, 
 
 2— the title. *TTf5T, X\^. Tlie English word is very 
 
 common under the form of ^T^T^r. 
 Squirekl, «.— the animal. ^^/. ^r/. ^]^f. ^|s/. 
 To Squibt, v. a. eject in a quich stream. f^^AiX f.-f'^pm^ 
 
 /.-t^qoft/.-&c.^r5at-iTR'ir-3'3JriJi ff. ofo. 
 Squiet, n. syringe, f^^tft/. fq^q^Tft/. f^=En?:^/. P^^^7£\ 
 
 2 «rr<«»», V. Spuet. N^ifr/. ^qsft/. f-rq^PT^/. f^^- 
 
 2b Stad, v. a. pierce tvitJi a pointed tceapon. q^T^, ^pq^ot, 
 
 Hi^^or or ^\^w.^ or jfr^TOT, H^t^'Jf, H^T^Rof, J?int or 
 
 Stab, STiUBiKo, n. y. V. '^"^rqe; «. tiq^iif «. &c. 
 
 1^^/ 
 
 5 ST A 
 
 I. wound from a sJiarp pointed weapon.Ht^%'\m.'>f]^,^\m, 
 Stabbed, p. v. Y. qrq^ST, q^rq+'^-rfl, Ac. 
 Stabbeb, ». Stabbing,^, a. v. V. ^"Jinr, Hr^tTtnRT, S:c. 
 Stability, Staeli^nkss, «. \. A. 1. k^sjfi'itjtt m. qa^^?qt7Tr 
 
 »».&c.H^3Tf^/. qsqJ^V-^f^'^/- ^^T/. SR^w. ^f?nTM. 
 
 2 ftjprxqnir >«. &c. ■ft-tiTfir/. ^^^q «. FtTTfq;q «. 
 
 Stable, a. steadfast, firmly fixed, \. Fiem, Fixed. JT^^rT, 
 
 2 duralle, v. Enhubino. f^sprs, f?'<TT, ^iTF^ft, ^q, 3??5^. 
 Stable, Stabling, n. TFTT/. ri%?7T »». qTS^Tocr/ q'tS^T^/. 
 
 Augean s. S^niT^ ^«r «. ^rftq JT3 n. 
 
 Hole in a s. fur horse's uriue. 5?Trfr/. H^lft/.JFTT?:/. 
 
 Stable for a stud. ^TS^^f. 
 Stable-boy, Stable-man, «. v. Geoom. ^rm^TT, RRTT m. 
 
 S. of the mahar caste. iT^RTRIT m. 
 To Stablish. See To Establish. 
 
 Stack, n. pile of grain, Jiay., i^c. "i^ m.f. dim. 'i^f. 3'S«fj: 
 /. jsif «. tifhf fz^f. fin m. dim. finRT m. fl^aft/. 
 
 tn »i. £?j«»T in\f. ITT M. [ /. 
 
 Circular s. of shea-yes (of wheat, barley, rice ). H^oit 
 Stand or frame for a s. irrq m. ^V^W^f■ M\^V^] m. 
 Straw &Q, strewed or spot prepared for s. FTciq ». 
 
 2 ( of corn with the ears ). ^i\f. ^^FS n. qr'«Tn >». 
 
 3 (of karld or grass ). qs^ or qa^T'/. [ 5roE>jf. 
 To Stack, r. o. maTce into a pile, q^ «i./.-&c. ^"Jf-^^, 
 Stack-yaed, n. n'^^mT »«. 
 
 Staedle, n. frame of a stael: H\-^\'Af. HT^ m. stT^Nt m. 
 Staff, a walking stick, ^'c. ^]€\f. tw^^ TA€\f- ^fST m. ar- 
 
 2 s/»ci-, «« (I tceapon, v. Cudgel, nf^r or #TZT m. ^lilT 
 fn. ^Sn M. ^5 «». 
 
 Armed with or carrying' a s. ^, ^^T^, ^Ttf"Jr. 
 8 ( as of a spear, a flag, &c. ). ^T€\f. ^fST «»• 
 
 4 (as an ensign of authority,) mace,^'c. iJ^/. ^5l'/.q=5fn. 
 
 5 estallishment of assistant ofjicers. ^WZJiJJ'^-^fvf- 
 
 ^\'^\<^-&(!. Hsat/. 
 Staff-beaeee, n. v. Mace-beaeee. fJ^t^R^R, q^^T, %5[- 
 
 Stag, h. «wZe <?eer. spioE^;: »». |fTOT wj. [ JTl^rqi »». 
 
 Stage, «. raised floor, platform, ^-c. J^q »». 5=1^^ m. ^\^L\ m. 
 
 Movable s. (for dancing girls, &c. ) rl^Ttqr »«. 
 
 2 ( of the theatre ). tT »«. tl^f fi?/- ^^^^\f. 
 Speaking (as with persons) outside or ofl' the s. 3Tr- 
 
 q;r?t>TT«rir «. 3TT^r?TJTTf*rrT n. 
 
 3 See Theatee, Deama. [ m. qor «. 
 
 4 ( of a journey ). Msrlrf/. 2;ctt w». H-TM or ?f n. JT^fHTT 
 By full stages — travelling'. *RTT^jT3_ 
 
 Full s. HT^T^rJ/. 
 
 Last s. ( or state ) fig. q^JTI5r?'<TT/. 
 
 S. after s. n^ps ^^H^rFS. 
 
 5 place at ichich a relay is posted. Sr^qtifff/. Jcqr m.
 
 STA 
 
 823 
 
 STA 
 
 6 step of a process. W^^,f. "T^FT m. JT^FH m. 5T/. 
 Concluding s. WTTTTrasT m. 
 STAOE-cOACn, «. 5r%^-Stcqt^-&c. TTft/. 
 Stage-play, n. See Deama. 
 
 2 mockjijlit, Hank menace, empty furij, cJT. v. Pkf.texce. 
 
 SrAGE-PLAYER, JJ. V. ACTOB. ^"tTrSt, ^VJt\. 
 
 SiAGEii, n. V. ExrEHiEXCED. siRm^ f9l55;%r^r, it^^?:h Tlfl- 
 To Stagger, v. n. v. To Eeel. ==ff^ot, =5rt=qft or ^f^rftH a^/y. 
 ^^of, ^%^ f.^^^^^ J. pi.-^s^v^^-\ J. i-i. ^m. 
 
 2 5e in^dmiht, leaver, v. To Hesitate. Jf;f=^W, 'JTr^T^'n, 
 
 noTsjoiCTt, n'iPT'JiDf, sT^n^^t, sJTJi, s^h*^. 
 
 2b Stagger, «. a. cause fo reel. ^I% m.^p^.-g-pFiS-qr/. ^Z.- 
 2 c«i^«e /o doiiht, make to hesitate. HT't t'^ TTf FTT^ fST'T'^, 
 
 SxAGGERg, «. fkX^tf. [ *IR OT. 
 
 Stagnancy, n. v. A. 1. ;fT?%sqiTT m. &c. nffTTrf^fq- «. »l?q-- 
 
 2 H<t/. »T^/. ^i^r M. 
 
 Stagnant, a. not flowing, not running in a stream. q?r5^?5T, 
 
 S. water, ^is^iff n. 
 The g-reeu matter of s. water. ?ft3/. 
 2 ( business, trade, &c. ) not brisk. H7, T^'^TT, il'^TJ^T. 
 To Sta&nate, v. n. cease to flow. qf?r/.-&e. aTf^-^^-sj^ 
 ^of-^OT ft^-&c. g. ofs. ^^ TTfjf, iT^. 
 2 Jecowie (f«ZZ, — trade, &e. H^-&c. ^, JTTRot, H^/.- 
 &c. ^my. q/"*. 
 Stagnation. See Stagnancy. 
 Staid, a. steady, grave, v. Sober, iftt, f^'<T^, f^'-^^^f?, HTf - 
 
 sf, mfT or ?5JT, jj^ft?:, ftmr »»• fti'^. 
 
 Staidness, n. V. A. iTT^qcpTrT w. HHtTTm m. &c. 'TT^fJift/. 
 
 Tt'ft'f «. ^-'TT^/. -^W/. f^'T?^ /. 
 Stain, n. tinge, dye. tl m. 
 
 2 «^o<, discoloration, ^n o?- 511 »«. 1%^ «. f3% ». ^^ 
 
 «. fswT OT. ^p^q; «i. ?5hi5^ n. ^v^T^^l m. ^^f^^fr{f. 
 
 3 fig. sw%, sZiO", Wo/. 5PT »«. ^^ ??i. Ht=si3^ «. «??T m. 
 
 2b Stain, «. o. tinge, dye. t^ ?«. 5>jf, tl^^. 
 
 2 discolor, spot. JTT'Jf, HTf^or, 5PT m. TTIoj, 3Fft^-&c.^- 
 ^'Jf, fsr^fOT ^?"'rr, =r^^ ^.-^uif^^+l^ m.-&c. ^,1^ g. ofo. 
 
 3 Hot, sully, soil, slur. STIiJf, 5TT «i. ^"Jf-^r^oi, ^i^^ m. 
 ic5I?aT, jpT^i M.-&C. ?5rJf'?f-3TT'n^, mT m.-%(]Z m.-&c. ^q-OT, 
 
 Stained, ;>. t. V. 1. tTf^r|^r. [ f^(W^, 
 
 2 HT%??T, ?mTr3%ffr, &c. srq^^, ^^f%?T, ?iTr=-ij^, ^or- 
 
 3 fPT?5?5r, 5mf^?|^r, &c. sfq^rJi, srit^^, ^?if^?r, ^^'-^t, 
 
 Stainee, «. Staining.;), a. v. V. 1. t;n"ir[rr, t'iV^f'^^ 
 
 2 T^uTTTT, ^rn^frsoTTU, sTnl^TKOTrrr, &e. 
 
 3 iri'TTTr, STn^'Jim, ^^^T^r^T'JirT, .^c. 
 
 STAINLES.S, a. V. Poke, fnj^^mrqr, ^FTr->qT-&c. f^nrraT-^l- 
 Staib, «. step for ascending. V^ttf. ^n\^n. T[^?M\ or 'n- 
 
 3 landing place, quay. ^]Zm, TTI^^Tw. 
 
 Officer presiding over a s. qr^ts-ifr. 
 2 stairn; //y/^/ p/ stej^s. f^T^Iw. ?inT^». Mt or ^/. 
 or f^lft or ^/. 
 
 Back-s. amf^HT'M. 
 
 Down S. ^r^, ^R^^^ ^fSn-n\^\^-H ■A'r-'A\n-kc. 
 
 Tp s. ■RiTtq'?", ^rr^^ ^^i>t-»T^?qT^-&c. 
 
 Staie-case, «. f%^ or t[f. f^Tfr or Tt, f^r^rwi. ^frTRH. 
 
 Shutter over a s. ?RTw. ^Tr»». ?T^«i. 
 Stake, «. stick fl.ved or set in the ground. ^ZWt.^'.m. 
 ^Z'!^n. 5fH»». 5f»TT»J. H^/. ff^iTw. ^c7m. Tlf »«. 
 
 Bifurcated s. ^^f. (dim.k€\f. H5^/. HTTn. ) 
 
 To fasten to a 8. (a horse,bullock,&c.). iTHat,H'3?T5r. 
 
 2 (for impaling criminals), ^l^ pop. ^?«. 
 
 3 (of a fence), ir^ m. 
 
 4 f/(/«y staked or irayered. qcfw. q^/. ^rs/. ^TJjftKrt./. 
 
 q^r^r-"~^5rqr-?T'frft^r-Ac. f^^^m. ^r^rft/. fft^fr/. -flTf?nB 
 
 n. 31Tf?7-T"TOT«i. — at dice pl.aying or gambling. ^Ykn. 
 
 To be at stake, 'TOT»!.-q^/-&c. 3T?t'Jt g. ofs. ^ 3T^- 
 Sf tcith g. ofs. (as JfT'JTraT'^ nVZ my life is at s. 3T^^- 
 TfT si^n my honor is at s.). 
 To Stake, v. a. set (a, {(iiKQ)with stakes.M^J^^^n^vL pi. 
 
 2 ivager, let. 'J^m.^ f.-ff^ f.-tl"^ f.-&c. ^\l^-^T^^ 
 SSfar-TRtif :R(JJf g. of o.''^l^^K-&c. TfS^. 
 Stale, a. vapid from having leen kept, v. Flat. RraT, =IT^ 
 remiss. qHT^, ^FTT, NKI^T, ^f^. — conipreh. s. and cold 
 and dry, tjv. f^T3!:M^T. 
 
 S. victuals. f^TScfs/. ^\min. f^To!!^?/. f^raPT^/, 
 To get s. f^TSSof, TT^OT. 
 2 fig. /riitc, ^-c. 3^T, ^'fMTS, ?!l+lf^ti5V., TTfNTTT^r HTI'^r. 
 S. joke, device, thought. gT-^aWrMMf/- 
 2^0 Stale, «. «. wrwe. J^Tor, STFFa/.-TT'Jfl'". ^F?^. 
 Staleness, n. \. A. 1. f^ST'Jrr n. ^\^^^\m. 
 
 2 3%^"^: M. &c. 
 To Stalk, v. n. u-alk statelily. g^rnTT decl. ^trr^ot, iJ^ft ^- 
 Jf-JTR^ii^^-'-^c. -sllriuj, dM+«l or Z^^^ ^TH^T, ^^^ 
 
 or =qKf5-=5r*Tq;fT ^jm., ^t^"^, fHT^m, j^t/. pi. ^r^ft^r 
 =qTrr^. 
 
 2 H'(i/A heliind a cover. arST ^T^iif, ?5"T?I ^I^ot. 
 Stalk, Stalking,?!, v. \. 1. 2JT^5t»». &c. S^T^m. fSfT^'T^ 
 
 /. T^nfH/. ^^nf^f. 37^?^/. nRTM. 
 
 Stalk, «. sif»i of a plant. \7 or\zm. %^m. W.n. dim. ^t- 
 Z^.n. &c, ?TtfroErm. ^FT^t/. q;^5«. HTit/.
 
 STA 
 
 824 
 
 STA 
 
 A 8. of imiuature or uncared corn. siTfw*. 
 Dry ( auil trampled ) stalks (of kadbA &c.). f^<TT5 or 
 Zn. fsTTln. 
 
 Stalks of leguminous plants. <FrS «• 
 Si'ALTTEit, «. Stalking,^, a. v.V. 1. 4<^W\ 'f'^ch ^l^uiKI, 
 
 Stall, m. crih, ^\-c. SMi. Srofn. nriT^rs/. 
 
 Confiuemcnt (of a beast) to his s. STOI^^/. 
 2 (of venders). 5Rn;/.lra^/. |^?f;i. 
 To Stall, v. <i. 5ioTf?T-&e. sTfvTot. 
 Staxlaoe, «. re«/ paid for a stall. q?r^/. q^-T/t/. 
 Stall-fed, a. SfroT^ o/- sm^^. 
 Stalled, a. ever kept in the stall. z\^^ or ^otsj^. 
 Stalliok, n. stone-horse, ^^or ^rfTTSTM. g^^qt^T ot. ^?TT^ 
 
 Excitement of a s. ( to^'ards the mare ). J~5^?ft/. 
 Stame:*, «.— in botany. %^0». ^%^ m. 
 
 2 stamina; <A(t< !c7t;fZ( constitutes the principal strength. 
 
 ^^5W.^^ n. 5r?5|5 m. m^'m n. WR^iR n. 
 To Stammer, v. n. stutter. ffrrK ^r?!^, TSSTJot, ^f^^TF^^, 
 
 ?rmaf, ?jmfT ^RDT, ^FJ^trT 3i:3iJi-3T5^2;or-&c. ^^^ f. 
 
 ?5Tnot 5-. o/ s. gT5qj5irar-&c. ^r?5^. 
 Stammer, St AiiMF.BixG, «. T. Y. — act. ^'\^K^\^^n. ^trS- 
 
 i^m ari'^ n. &c. 3T?f?frrT/. 
 Stammerer, m. Stammeeixo, p. a. t. V. <Tnft ^raoTRT, &c. 
 
 i^l^rnT, 'pf'TTT or tpiTT, ^^^?ft. 
 To Stamp, ». ». ( the ground &e ). arrr^at, arr^of, cToSTT- 
 
 ^-TRR Sr^oi-JTRijf, "Tl^qm m. %m. 
 
 2 impress with some mark. tJIT^jf, st^OT, f^Tsf r >n.-55N»».- 
 
 3^ m.-5^r/-&e. HR>n 2cii;/j ^r?; o/o. 
 
 ^form hy impression. tjrTot, S^I^Ttn^, UrTw.-STTTwi.-S^rT ot. 
 HR^^.o/o. 
 
 4 (coin). RligT M. HR^-TTS'Jf, <TT5^. 
 To Stamp, v. n. v. To Eage. hj/.-&c. 3TN^-3TT^55'jf, TrT 
 
 M. pi. WTf^, ^^mrsiit, 'its'psitt/. 2;Z. %'Ji-^roT. 
 
 2 upon ; V. To TEAitPLE. <Tr!n"^-'TT^r?^T^-&c. Hiq'ir. 
 Stamp, n. instrument of stamping. iJRw. 5Hr»J. f^T-^T '»■ hY- 
 
 Goldsmith's s. %?:ot n. ^sofT/. ^^ifrTr w. 
 
 2 impression made. ^^ m. jjm »«. RTigT «. S^TT w. TST 
 
 3 character fixed; cast, malce, Sfc. v. Fonil. ?5;q n. 3Tn>r- 
 
 ^ >«. qm m. ^?f/ srn/. iTm?iT »«• ??t/. %^/. 55r<ir/. 
 
 ^/. 
 
 Of the right s. ^W^'\ ^TT-^m3T--*r?^-&c. 
 
 4 paper or marlc aijixed to letters, receipts, Sjc. ^^^m. 
 (from the English) ^^.7 f. ( the English word ticket.) 
 
 Stamped, p. v. v. A. 2. vJPT%?ir, 5rmR%?IT, &c. %fK, ^- 
 "ft, ST'Tt^, !JFfte, jf^^, 5?t%?f, H*T^. 
 
 To be s. s^Tiit. 
 Stamper, «. Stampiso,^. a. t. V. A. 1. arrq^rmrr, fToETT- 
 
 2, 8. gjnuirn, i5n-&c. ttttotttt, OTrrrt, in^q;^. 
 Stamping, n. v. V. A. 1. arm^ «. STT^otiif n. ?i5mq7^ HT- 
 ^in n. &c. 
 2, 3 STT^ n. OTTHRoi n. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. j^ ariT^ «■ TRTarnrTot «. 
 
 Furious storming & s. tr5<?r5 or tTS^S/. i«/e««. tj?- 
 
 <P5I7 or qs^ISpr »». 
 To STANcn, V. a. (blood) stop the flow of. < | dfiju i, ijt^fiftjfj 
 
 sj^ ^?R^, STTf "JfM.-&c. ^^firiif-&c. y. o/ 0. 
 To Stanch, v. n. cease to flow, ti^^, ^^ ^^df, ^n^i^ n.■■^^\- 
 
 ^ ffj.-&c. ?T^-^ ^rot g. of s. 
 Stanch, a. v. Constant, Firm, tft^, ^fJf^^, gM^, ^Trft, 
 
 S^xTT, ?'T^R, *Tig. 
 Stanchion, m. small post, ^fquft/ ^^pft/. HR^rr «. ^f- 
 
 %n or ^fsRT «!. 
 Stanchness, «. V. A. q'tTTOIT w. &c. tfRrTT/. ^'TM. ^M »i. 
 
 To Stand, v. n. he erect, ^-c. 3'^T-^5T ar^^-frot-Ti^iif, ^- 
 To s. in expectation, -^^of, f?r^^CTT-<ff^at-5i??iJr. 
 
 2 stop., holt. ^HT 'Cr^'Jf-Sra'jf, ST"^, S^5t,5T'Jf, '-^m, 
 
 "Ti^i^, fir^^, f^-'RR'rf. 
 
 3 le stationary ; /i'e, cease, q^irf, ':Tf'Jf, ^S'cT^, ^ajquf, 
 
 rr^-&c. fT<Jt-^r^iJi, g'^iDT, rr?:r.^ fr<jf-TT^iir. 
 
 4 continue.^ alide, v. To Endube. U^>jf, ftq^q, 5^^, ?TT- 
 
 5 <o he in any state, ar^'if, ^r^, Tsof, 
 
 G by ; Je «ear, le present, ^^^-&c. ST^of . 
 
 1 hj; not to desert. •<q-^?r-f^^^^-&c. ?Tf>Jr, [^tif. 
 
 8 fast; remain stationary, ^^or, FT^»i.q?:iJr-tj^^ ST^ot-^r- 
 
 9 for; be a candidate. g-JTRTfot, Jjrr^R 3TH^. 
 
 10 for; be in the place of, represent. ^T^cf^, ^[^if^, 
 
 11 off; keep at a distance. ^-S:c. IJ\'^. 
 
 12 out; ^roy'ef <, be pirominent. Sff^ ^^t, gTT^^or g'HS^. 
 
 13 out ; V. To Persist, f^^^^-&c. X^^. 
 
 14 over ; lie over. ^t['^ 3T5^''r or ?5m^, ^3T ^T^W-ftoir, 
 
 7^R?r TTf St. 
 
 15 to ; fli/(/e ly, adhere to. f^^.^^^-v^^,^-^li^-'i^^7^^^- 
 &c. 3T?ra;-5RTijf-Tr^CTf. 
 
 IG up ; rise from sitting. ^Z^ 3'HT^r^^, S'TRr^W, ?^<aT. 
 
 17 up for; comefonvard to help. ^'TRT^St, 'T^T »«.-%=rR 
 
 18 with ; Je consistent, v. To Aqeee. fifoEof, ^JTiiif. 
 To Stand, «. n. v. To Beak. BTO^, ^Ff "S. [ ^RT «). 
 Stand, «. v. Station, sm ». fs^TOT n. ^scfR w. 3^^ m. ar- 
 
 2 if'o;), 7(flZ/. fTj^irmT »>. nfrRrfJT »i. iffiU'^' »». nfJT'a^^^T 
 
 »». ft'<T?lTf?r/. rtlZ^X^ M. 
 
 Brought to a s. ?fifiT?T, ^S'<T. 
 That is at a s. nf%ft^, rTS^iT, fq'T^. 
 To bring, put, &c. to a s. ^jtt ^of, ^S^pr^of, •<T«1^- 
 
 To come to a s. or s. still. ^?;'Jf, '<T5^^, '<^^ot, '4^7-
 
 sri 
 
 S2J 
 
 cf, ?Tr frixf, ifftft^r fr^r, ^sq^of, gs^of, rncnw, ^'i^ n. 
 
 3 ( as for water pots, casis, &c. ). qsr-^t /• ^Sr "«. 
 
 4 ( for a lamp, disli, &c. ). sr"!^ or Zmtf f- 
 
 5 ( for swivels, native palanquins, &c. ). f^TTr? »«. 
 
 6 ( as of glass &c. vessels ) bottom-part. ^'^^ f.'\zw- f. 
 
 7 frame, supporiivg case, — gcner. ^rSR". ^\f\f. «RI«f)/. 
 
 S. with three legs, i'n/iorf. flT^TC /. f^^lf /. I 
 
 SlAXDAUD, «. ensign, v. Flao. fJT^TI"^ «• T?fr^/. ^TT^^ «• i 
 2 »•(;?(?, measure. qftHM «• sprnT w. ^5T m. ^^f^ m.f. 
 
 f^T/. 1^ n. ^ 
 
 SiAKDAnD-EEABEE, «. f?i^Tm^, f^^Tr'JT5t?^,q?Tr:pt, t^^T^sTTg;. 
 
 Standee, n. Standisg.^. a. \. V.N. 1. g-^r ^FfTRMT^^- 
 OT, &c. g-TT, ^rST, i^'4?T, ^'4 ( in comp. as iTFR'4, &e. ), | 
 ^'-Tmr (in comp. ). t^^F^- 
 
 Standing, in a standing posture, g-v-qr^, g^^q'fnf, S'TT- [ 
 
 4 ««(? E^nuEiNO. ft^UTRr, S^tTTRr, &c. f^^T^T. jj 
 
 I. 7!o; «n oblivion or desuetude, v. Extaxt. =5fT?5rrT, JTT, ,1 
 
 II.— corn, &c. JHT. [[ 
 
 111. See Fixed, Continual. IY. See Staqnakt. !: 
 
 SiAXDiyo, «. V. V. N. 1. g-vrr ^j^ijf «. &e. I 
 
 4 f^q?5T M. S^q- n. &c. ft^r^ ?«. I^^T^rr w. ft'4f?T ;wj5. I 
 
 Of long- s. =i;^?r f%^tri^r, %5T5^^, %5^f^r, f^-7;T?ft, ■ 
 
 I. ^Zace to stand in. ^mxj^'^m^^ ^]mf. jj 
 
 II. V. Ease. T^'r/. j 
 Staxdish, «. case for pen and inl\ ^=CH^[?r «• 
 Staxd-still, n. v. Stand, 2. Tf^im m. irffT^T w». 
 Stanza, m. — in poetry. *f?r^ w. ^'<T »». "R^ «. 
 Staphyloma, n. — the disease of the eye. ^rS^T »«. 
 Staple, a. ( in commerce) f/i/c/. ef^iTT^T 5^-7, pT^TT g'f^- 
 
 ITT=^, qTf&l^5T!T'4R. 
 Staple, n. mart, emporium, ^zf. ^S^]V^zf. ^-^ m. 
 
 2 loop of iron, ^'c. spfTSr m. 
 
 3 ( of wool, &e.). ?jfr n. [ vfrT '«. 
 
 4 principal commodifg. Tf^HT^ ^^T ^T^H m. 'f\Wlf^- 
 Stah, n. ^VUm.f. =q\^^/. cTR^FT/ ^^^ n. vf „. ^ n. 
 
 Falling s. S'r^/. rTTTT »"./. 
 
 Falling of a s. ffKIMW m. vjr*iHl<i ot. 
 
 Propitiousness of the stars. HT^^T^ n. 
 
 S. under which one was born. ^??r^?^^H. 
 
 To shoot— stars. r\K on. pit. J^or. 
 
 The stars. ->Trm m. rTRms:^ n. ?r?T^HI?5 «. ^?l=5f1- 
 iJT m. g|qiJT M. 
 2 asterisk. ^'r'P^/. 
 8 ( as on cloth, &c.). ^"^^f 
 4 ( as on the forehead oi a bullock, &c. ). =^fS, n. =^^ m. 
 
 That liaa a s. ou tlic furelicaJ. T^[t, "qf^r, '^2-tfr, 
 
 SiAn-BOAnD, ;i. g-^q- ^rT^ n. 
 Stak-oazer, See AsxnoLouEn. 
 
 Star-lioiit, n. rfR^f^T g^ «i. ?T?^^^q^rn »». 
 
 Stak-siioot, «. dKIHM vi. 3?q;r?r?T w/. 
 
 Stakcii, «. substance used to stiffen cloth. ^7,f. ^^T or "p 
 
 or ^T Wi. ^^/. ^!?; «). 3TI^R »H. 
 Stahcii, a. formal, precise, ^-c. v. Stiff. HT^Nt^Tr fh^T^- 
 
 ^'mr^r-Ac. TR^rff^^ fi'?7i=^-&c. ?fraqrEfr, ■■jTi5''ST^=qr, 
 
 7b STAiicn, t'. a. V. N. ^^r^"^, ^^c/.-^s;^ m.-&c. ?ir^-qi'^'il. 
 Starched, /j. rtJi(f a. v. V. ^^ f^rtT^rjr, Ac. <}i?yq^T, 
 
 I. See Stahcii. 
 Stahchxess, SiARcnEDNEs.'?, n. V. A. »|<441il ViFj m. TR- 
 
 2b Stage, v. n. lool-fi.vedhj, gaze. V^.f. a i 4 ^-r?T?=T TTS^, 
 S^T'TTRof or ?t^^^ TTfiJf, 515: =rP55-T?lSrT-&C. qr^oj,^?:- 
 :p-2^H^-&c. "TTf "if, ?^, ff'Z 7;;. pX. ST^Rof. 
 
 Stahe, :?!./.«(/ Zoo^. 7j^.f, V. ?rnr, ?jr, arf^nq^/. 'i^P\^' 
 
 Staeeb, «. Staei>-o,2>. a. v.V. e:^ ^ nu i ki , z^ ?n^ qTfJTr- 
 TT, ir^ crra^ 'Tif'JrRr, &c. arf^HT^, arf ^ ^ m Nr-tYqft. 
 
 Siaeisolt, adv. v.Y. 5^ J^Tf ^, 5R ^fra^, &c. c^^^ or ^f, 
 
 ZT.^^orw.J.,Z^JWJ. 
 Staek, a. pure, mere, thorough. ?J5,%5f=T or 51, f^yirl^jif?-. 
 
 2 See Stiff. 
 Staek, crify. entirely, vtterlj, v. '\\^uollt. am^,%^ol, ?:?, 
 
 Staelikg, «.— the bird. ^^J m. ^vi.^^ or ^f. 5|tTf^^/. 
 Stabet, a. of or belonging to stars. FTR^f^, &c. ^J^'Sf, 3TT?T. 
 2 abounding Sfc. u-ith stars. ^r^f^T^, cTRRT^, ^^'^^f^^l- 
 
 S. firmament, v. Heavex. H^^ «. ?f?T^S~I «. ^"ir- 
 c5 «». gTn"JT w. 
 
 S. hoist. *riTor m. ^^f^T'jr »i. g^iTJi »i. [jtrot. 
 
 To Start, v. n. have a twitching, tjv. =qJT^'jf, =?m^/. 'R'l- 
 2 startle, shrink back. 5^^ or ^^PF^, STJfut, l^^iit, 
 
 8 commence a journey, v. To Set out. RT^Tot, ^'T'jf, ^TM 
 
 -^=rrrr-TsfRrr-ci-c. fr<jf, ^tr =5n^^?iFm, ?R/.-mi m.-&.i. 
 
 ^m, i^'^sjT wi.-f^f'Jr «.-:T?iIRr-A-c. \\^ y. of s. iw- 
 
 "To get the s. of. 3TRTff/ m'^^. 
 4 «/)r/«y or fly out of place, ^^of, fjRT^'n, ffT?T'R"''T, 1^- 
 
 Soil'; *ri of suddenly, if-i-h^ or ^^OT, y^liOi, 5R^- 
 °T, ^^^1 5^PR0T, ^S^^ or ^^iir or f^of, TT^ar, ft^F- 
 
 6 up ; r/.«e eagerly or suddenly. 3^?^ , g'^ranJf, ^^^- 
 
 3Tf5r?Tr^-j<T^^-&c. 3^, 3TpFH-=5fH^?r-&c. gs^. 
 
 1; To Staet,v.(t. s<rtr//c. S^^TPfsrSr Oi'^^^TF^rtfT, f^^^T^frTcTCTf, ^^TTT- 
 1, ^br, ^^cTof.
 
 STA 
 
 82G 
 
 STA 
 
 2 ( hare, bird, &c. ) cauae to fee or fly. JS^T^, HSqJ^'Jf. 
 
 3 put into mo/ion, cause to set ojf. ^\k^-^\Z■&.Q. OT^T^, 
 ■=IWdl-^F5-WnTT-&e. 5f^of, ^^^'if. 
 
 4 hring into view or notice ; propose, qcfr, <pff5i, tjTTsSr, 
 
 SiAKT, SiAETiso, n. V. V. N. 1. ^FHC''! «. ^fH^/- 
 
 3 f^^i\ n. f^^rar m. ^^ROT ;». iTTHKH »». IR^TT^JT «i. 
 I. sudden Jit or sallj/, ( of faiiov, &c. ). f i#t /• c5^r/. 
 
 grqjatt/. 
 
 Bj fits and starts. ST^ft^, [f >^?r, ?5^^5J^Ffr, :f # 51- 
 
 Statjted, ;>. V. V. A. 1. 5^+.«irf«T, f3n+|5l"^?5T, ^^JHTSrSr, 
 
 2 3<4«lrJrir, &c. 
 3b Startle, f. •». draw hack, v. To Start. ?5pF^ or ^=5T-Tfit, 
 
 g^iiif, I^^r m.-&c. sfHof. 
 2l» Startle, v. a. impress with, sudden fear. %'^^^^ or ^^■ 
 
 Startle, ?j. sudden fright . ^^J m. S^TPF m. q^^p/ tR^/. 
 Startled,/), r. V. A. i^*cl3?fT, ^fT^^?5?5r, 5^=fl=5c5T, &c. 
 Startler, n. STARTLisOj/^.a. v. V.A. S^^fi^oTKr, "^^^oriTT, 
 
 •<^egr-5^^r-&c. sfH^OTRT. [Tn?r/. 
 
 Staevatton, n. v. V. N. 1.— «;aie. S'TTHitt/. ?TT?T m. 3T^r- 
 
 V. V. A. l.~act. 3-<TRft HTTiJI «. JTram?: OT. g'TTtT'TRT H». 
 2b Starve, v. n. perish tvith hunger, ^m^ iTT^, ^TTHPt- 
 
 2 perish tvith cold, ^t^t^-ff ^TR or f^ir-&c. H^. 
 To Starve, v. a. kill or distress ivith hunger. 3^?ft TR^, 
 
 ^-g%^-&e. ITROT, JTRnTK »«.-3"TTHTnTr m.-k[ZiKm w. 
 
 ^f;mg. ofo. OTT^ft-Ac. aif^-n^'Jr, ^^^^n. ^FKof-qirJot 
 
 g. ofo. ar^TTI'J^r^ ^^/- ^i^. 
 
 2 ^iZ^ WiWt cold. •Af\^-^^\^-&.c. HTTSt. 
 Staeved, 2). V. V. A. 1. 3'TRft jtrSj^, &c. g-TTS^. 
 
 T. "V. N. 1. and Stabving. g'TT^ ^rJ?^, cjTRft. 
 Stabveling, o. thin from hunger, v. Lean. HT^Pra^r, H<r5+- 
 
 SlAEvELiNO,-n. one /^m through want of nutriment. In ex- 
 preasion of this sense there are numerous terms and 
 appellatives, f ^'tI or its «. JTTrfJTS or jts n. HT?r^ «■ 
 
 ifr^R n. ^rT5lT OT. ^qr /. f^TP^ spq^ OT. See also 
 under Lean. 
 SlAEVEK, n. Starvinq,;;. a. v. V. N. 1. ^TT^ ini'Jir^, Ac. 
 
 vjMiw+r?, 7^?ft, j'wTT^, ar^RT t^tt, ar^rw m^fr^, 
 
 3T5Tr«ff, 3T5Rf|^. [ ^^tt/. 
 
 State, n. v. Conditio?^. ft'<Tf?r/io/). r<ft?T/ 3T^'4r/. ifrT/. 
 Present s. 3T^?5 or ^\^ m.f. 
 
 2 grandeur, show, S{c. v. Pomp, ifpr m. M WM \ i tn. »IH- 
 
 Ht? m. sfe; m. 5THite »i. ^rHTR/ arfj^t/. 
 
 3. -carriage. ?4T »»• [ n. 
 
 3 ruling power or body, v. Goveenwenx. iA < . 'h \ i m. -^^ 
 
 The eij^ht offices of a s. arjlfq^ri m. pi. 
 Pillar of the s. ^?5cft^ ^^^ m. 
 Secret of s. ^MJ^ ». 
 S.-aflairs. ViW^^ n. 
 S.-counsel. TT^TFR'T «. n^^Rr*lTT ». 
 S.-maxiin or rule. TT^tTjf m. [ ^ w. JT^murw. 
 
 4 iorfy of people, united under a government. XVS'^ n. ^f- 
 State, a. of or belonging to the government. ^T^rfT, ^^^I^- 
 
 ^ram, ^?T. [ Hsic^r^r, &e. 
 
 2 belonging to or requiring pomp. ITTTT^, ^^JnTT^T, SI- 
 2b State, v. a. set down, express partieularlg in writing. ^- 
 
 p:;^^rK-^!'J^^^-&c. fsr^ot-m^, ^^n^^f. qfR^ g. of 
 
 0. TT3Tf5 m.-lf^fT/.-q'npT »«.-|frm m.-&c. f~5^ot-fe|-^ 
 
 2 express orally, narrate, Sjc. v. To Tell, ^fnot, ^rB^T, 
 H^^T^^ »«.-q^^5T n.-^f^^fl/.-HMMI OTJ.-^rTtfT ''J.-Ac. ^t- 
 
 ^q-q5555rot, f^nr^.oT, f^t^^r n.-&c. ^^ y. 0/ 0. f^qf^^ 
 
 -&c. 5p?"ai_ 
 
 STATE-Eooii, n. i^rur^T^r w. 
 
 Stated,/!. & a. t. V. 2. ?rfPl?r%5r, &e. f?i%i%^, 5ri^?r, q^f^- 
 ?T, g-tfmfirf, jT'q'^. [ trtct, f^T?r. 
 
 1. «e«Ze(/, v. Fixed. %rra;;=5T, f?l^iTT=qT or %JTrqr, sj^, f^- 
 Stateuly, ado. v. A. f^fqiTr^ or %iTr^, ^TT^^T (^ecZ. Hf Ji^ 
 
 or JT|jft. 
 Stateliness, «. V. A. JTRT'JTr^ SK «». fte m. ^JtII^ ?«. 
 
 fte^/. 'TR-7 ». w. ^Vf%/. 
 Statelt, a. dignified, lojty, Sjc. T. Grand, Majestic, sr- 
 
 ?5T=5rr, i>^Rt^, sh^. [ ^?5JT5i?t/. 
 
 Statement, Stating, n. v. V. 1. — act. +r^M«)Kf^^ «. &c. 
 
 2— dcif. ^rfiof «. T^f5 ?Tfn^ w. &c. f^q^^r «. ^'<t^ «. 
 
 3'"T'TT^=T n. 3'7^qT^ »!. %^^r/. 
 
 I. representation made, v. Account. ^'^^rT/. H^^ w. 
 ^ftoTT »«. «ITr'^ or ^T »i. ^TT^T m. 
 
 II. ( as of costs, profits, &c. ). v. Estimate. 3Tr^< m. 
 Stater, «. v. V. 1. ^fjitstr fe^RT, JT^TfJ f^fJIRT, &c, 
 
 2 ^fTOIRT, H^f,? ^ffniJrRT, &c. 
 Statesman, ?j. one versed in the art of government. H^I^PF?- 
 
 5^^, n^em^PT, TT-^^f?TfT, ^T^^Hsr^tW, TT^RtffTf ?T- 
 
 ^, ^M'iirfff^^TR^, <M+K"fl. 
 
 2 one employed in public affairs. ^l^q^R^TRi^TSTfaT^Rft, 
 
 TPT^PR'TRt, 71^^, :!T3T^fq, TT^J^'^. 
 Station, n. place, post, stand, ^trttm./. ?'tTRT«. 'fifJ^or s ?(, 
 
 STof «. Zm n. fs^pm ?J. 3T^^ifT^ n. 3^^4ff?f /. 
 
 2 ( of bearers, &c. ). 3T^ m. ar^nT »re. 
 
 3 post assigned.! y. Office. ^Jfmr/. 3TOT»ft/. 3iT??y w. 
 arf^^?; m. 
 
 4 r<rn^, condition of life. T^/- T^ «. ^TT^T »>. 
 High s. m\r\A m. f. 
 
 5 ( on a railway ). Z\^ n. ?^?RT n. 
 
 2b Station, t». a. appoint to the occupation of a place; place, 
 set, 5^, SRf^or, 3"»TT-&c. ^RW,f4+|U<|N<-5F«?T^-&<^-
 
 STA 
 
 827 
 
 %pr'Jf-'fT^of-%HtJr^/.-&c. :R<Jf. 
 
 Station-master, n. ST^^R, ??^T^JTRri?:_ 
 
 STiTiONAHY, a. not moiiiij.fi.ml. ^?iu4|ir^<|olT-tn3r,fHi;T?? 
 
 or 55, F<TI^, ft'*?^, 3T^, 3^^?5,1sr iu couip. 
 
 2 not advancing. tHms-STT, ^rr^T^ST-fri^ar, SC^T^HPT. 
 Statiosep,/). v. Y. %5i^^r, 5i>J'41il<-&c. ^Tr^?;T. 
 Stationer, ;». seller ofjpajicr, c^r. ^.X^^^^ f^^'JIKT, ^FT?^- 
 
 Stationery, n. paper, ink, i^'c. ^FFT^^rft fef^n^^ ^TTTPT n. 
 
 Statistic, Statistical, a. relaliuy to statistics. ^^Tft^lfrT- 
 
 Statistics, n. domestic economi/, social condition, ^'c. of a 
 
 people or country. '^^Tl^s^f/- %5Tft'4f?Tftf^5T=FT'JI «. 
 Statuary, n. image-carving. ^[T\ ^T^'jf «. &c. "TrfcE^oft/. 
 
 'Tfri + iUI n. 
 
 2 image-carver. Prf%-q?rar-&e. ?3T^0TRr-^0TTTT, HTrPPTT. 
 Statue, n. jran^e. Hf^/. Jft^r m. ( owrf^rf^ft/. ) ^^?JT >». 
 
 ( ^f^/- antf atr^a n. ) irffraTTr/.^muT/. 
 
 Stature, n. natural height of the bodi/. t(}^lJ^-'^^y^-&e. 
 
 Of g'racel'ul s. ?jfnr5'H'+,_ 
 
 To be of short or low .s. H#/. STJft 'jT^^ y. oft. ^r- 
 st/- ^^-5nafr-&c. a^^iif g. ofs. 
 
 To be of tall or high a. j|-/. 3T>T5iTNt 3T?fot ^. of*. 
 
 Statute, n. rule, regulation.^ v. Law. =fjr^^ m. vTr«j?iT m, 
 
 ^R/ ^^?; «J. ^^^ 3T"T?5 m. f^^^m. ^^X^ n. 
 Statutory, Statutable, a. enacted ly statute. ^Fr^KTT^, 
 
 State, n. ( of wood ). ^^f. 
 
 2 ( of a song, &c. ). ^PSsf «. [Trs^. ! 
 
 To State, «. a. ( a cask, &e. ) "Frsof, a^rs «• Z^^., »fr^ ». 
 
 2 off; See To Delay, To Ward. 
 To Stay, v. n. remain, continue. ^T^iJf, ZX^, ft^OT, ?rn^, 
 
 2 stojj^ stand, n^^, 3'HlTT^q-, ^Ti^'Tf, 5^aT, '<TRot, ^RT- 
 
 3 dwell.1 abide, v. To Eeside. ^ot, ^fsof, ^RT m.-&c. 
 «f)?:oi", 3T?roT, fi+l"! M.-K^CTOT or ^ n.-&c. ar^'if y. ofs. 
 
 4 for ; wait for. ^r^^, ^at^ifot, #oE^ TTf dt Sfq^iJi-, vf- 
 5T"Ji, ftr^, nTC/.-&e. <TT^<7f, ^r^ifr m.-&c. ^^. 
 
 2b Stat, v. a. stop, repress, ^c. TT^f^, 1%'4^K^, ^TRSTof, 
 
 vra^riir, m^^, aTs^^^r, arr^m, arr^^"^. 
 
 2 hinder from proceeding, make to stay, v. To Stop, To 
 Detain, stl^finjf, ft'^m^, f*TTR0T,'<:TITT5rn, %f5 qTiif,#- 
 S5n m.-W^f.-&c. ^l^ g. ofo. 
 
 3 hold up, V. To SuproRT, To Prop. -tm^tTf, firum.-&c. 
 ^"Jf, vJn/. ^^TToEiJf-^^ y. o/o. 
 
 Stay, Staying, n. v. V. N. I.— state, ^j^ofn. 5Tot«. Ac. 
 
 f^'tifTi pop. r<ftrr/. sTFTm. sTvrqf /. '<?Krm. *Trn>foft/. 
 fF'TT^TO. ft-T;!^??!. FmT^m. -H^f^ii^/. 3i5RiTr^«. arfw^ 
 ;;. ?f?'<TT/. ^ft^f^/. 1%/. 
 
 _STE 
 
 &c. ijirRofl-/. 
 
 2 rr^«. »Tf^»i. sriif > 
 
 3 and Eesieence. TJ^^n. ^f?ot;i. ^tjoiqfj/. ^\z^Zf. ifi. 
 
 •nrrm. cfrwo^rw. f*;!^'? n. 
 
 Temporary s. irq^TTwi. 
 
 I. ro^e tj-c. ?o steady. 3iiJr»«. frm^Tw. 
 
 II. V. Prop, Suppoex. ftRrw. ailsninM. ?r<nf;rr m. ■wsr'yH 
 ?/». ^i^T'/t. [y. ofo. 
 
 To knock away, take away, &c. the s. of. •^]'Xf. gisT'T 
 Stayer, «. Staying,;?, a. v. V. N. 1. ?t^rt, JTOIRT, Ac. 
 
 3T^r<Tr^, ar^iTrr, f^-«T?T, ?ift4r=r, ?'<jr^ and r*TTf^^ 
 
 (in corup.), r<Tmr (in conij).), flV^ (in comp.). 
 Stays, n. v. Eohice. ^KtofT/. 
 
 Stead, «. room, place. csTRir/w. F<TRn. f^^mw. '^y^lor 5C», 
 In the s. of. vjpTf, ^^T, 5j5?y. 
 
 That is iu the s. of. ^rr^TT, JfiT^n', ftfTT, ^riFBIHT, ^Ff^r. 
 
 To stand in b. ie o/ww. T-mHT-^r-JT^mm-^J^PU 
 
 -Ac. Jm-Tgof. [^=^^. 
 
 Steadfast, Steady, a.fatt,Jtxed. T^^iXr'j or as, ft'<TT, 'iT^, 
 
 2 retolute, constant, \. Piem. ftTTT^, fJI^JTI^, fT'«T?, 
 f^^, ft'-a^fl, ftqOTfT?^, f^'<Tn?m, fr<T^T, ^sftf, 
 
 3 not fluctuating, not deviating-^ uniform, regular. ^^B^IT- 
 ?5rr 'sn^'JTRT-^'JTTtT, Ac 1t<TT, ?THnfH, 31^f?^. 
 
 4 of uniform conduct; sober, quiet, Sfc. ^qpTlft, '^^^'ft, 
 'i[^fT^, ^TcJg;^or!:T, l(+^lc^-=JI, ^^■O'iNl, =5fI?:fNT, f^V"- 
 
 5^=5ir, ft'TTf ■fft^, ft^iTf fi;, fr-^ra, 'fl^q^t^ifrr, 3r^- 
 
 Steadfastly, Steadily, adv. v. A. 2. f^^, f?(«J?TT^, 
 ft%T5;JTHTt, f^iT^^rTPT, Ac 
 
 3 (T^?fTT)frT decl. ^RTrft^. 
 
 4 ^^qTTtn':T^7T, f^VT^^^, Ac 
 
 I.— carrying, moving-, Ac CiT'^STcS, 3T^ol^, 3T^^qF. 
 Steadfastness, Steadiness, n. v. A. 1. ^-"^'m^Xm. fh'A- 
 ?!?n-/. 3T^?IcTT/. fr-iRrrT/. ^*t^n. 
 
 2 f^^Torrrwi. fsr^jT?/. %^w. fHqfw. f^^ar/. ^'^^fn. 
 4 '^^'-oTTift'T'rrrOT. ^«F§<ft^'Tr»«. ^rocg^T'nrwi. Ac. f?'<^^- 
 
 f?/. ft'TTlfTT/. 
 To Steady, d. a. make or keep firm. friir-Ac. ^T'Ji, f^V|^^- 
 
 or, f^5i4<i|uii«i.-f^'-Li57TT/.-Ac. -irm'jf. 
 
 Tb Steal, v. a. carry atcayfdoniously. ^nrtyi-Ac. Jj;^ (f. 
 
 ofo. =?frftH-=^Rr-#^nfTifH-Ac. ^DT, ^^nfpps;^ ^^-qir, 
 
 ^1t^, =5fr^^ %DT-^OT. For (his word as expressing th© 
 sense of To pilfer, filch, purloin, Si'c. arc, 3^?t?r, T^ffot, 
 
 ^j'jpF'Jr, F^^f^Si., ;j^^-Ac. ?i6t, -JTrs^mfrnf^ ^ot, ^zjm. 
 
 "P^ y. ofo. jq^T or crTT^">.-(TT^';i.-Ac. zpi with ?Tr cr ^ 
 or with WX ofo. ^m ?".-<??[ m.-Jfir «i.-Ac. HRof «nM ^ 
 o/o. 
 To Steal, r. n, practise ihefl. ^"rO/-^'f«.-^H^n.-cl?T^ 
 
 /.-^^M.-?rp!T^4«.-Ac. ^of. 
 
 2 come or go silently, ^c. =^^T^\^^m\^\^-^\vm?C\^-
 
 STE 
 
 828 
 
 STE 
 
 SiEALEB, n. Stealino,/). a. v. V. A. & V. N. 1. ^]W.H %- 
 
 Heart a. f^TT^n:,fq^%R?:r. 
 T. V. N. 2. =qn:<n'Tf-^RqT5?rH q-<nr^r-TTTOTRr. 
 
 SlEALiSGLY, n. n./y. V. V. N. 2. ^RTrfr, ^^TTiTT^, #n?TT- 
 
 -iKALTii, SiEALi.so, ;». V. V. A.—acl. ^rCH %^ n. ^R^i «• 
 &c. %ft/. ^'T ". ^<n n. 
 
 Picking aud stealiug. %<l-=)+,|^/. %Tt^<n€t/. 
 I. clandestine act. =^lft/. fe^FT^ff/^J'T^ift o;- ^TRoft/. 
 
 By 8. %ft^, =€t^7T, ^rTT^fr^, f?Jf^ 'qr^^, 55'TH- 
 
 SrEALTuiLV, ado. hi) stealth, v. Stealtu. ^RT^, =qr^ 3T- 
 
 Stealthy, o. done hj stealth. MKl^l, fe^^r^t^T, =%^<Tr^- 
 
 Steam, h. vapour, srpp/. ^J^i/. wt/. qTH w. ^m. qp^q- ?;i. 
 
 Of wliicli the s. is escaped, — article cooked. ^"F^fST. 
 
 To Steam, v. a. cvjpose to steam. qT<PRT »«. ^^-%0T, SfT pi. 
 
 To Steam, v. n. send oj" visible vapour. m^f.-&c. J/^ot-^r- 
 
 ?^i 5n'P/--&c. g^^-^oT in. con. ^wf.-&.(i. fHwh g. of s. 
 
 To make to s. (by setting ou or before the fire ). etT"? 
 
 Steam-boat, n. ^%^ ^^^^ m.-'^^M n.-kc. arin^/. 
 
 Steam-engine, n. cTi%^ ^^ n. 
 
 Steamed, p. \. V. A. en^Prn 1^?^^, &e. :^^?{. 
 
 Sieamek, n. Steamix8,2'. «. Steamy, a. v. V.N. ^I4>^'irf?5r- 
 
 To become steamy, aud thus fit for seed — the ground. 
 
 I. steam vessel. 3TT1^F^/. ( from 3TFT fire aud ^\Z the 
 
 native form of loat ) has become familiar. cfT^^ TJSWfT 
 
 «.-&c. 
 Steatite, ?t. soap-it one. ^\^J. ^st/. 
 Steed, m. v. Hokse. qt?T m. etf^ hj. g^ir w. gW^T m. 
 Steel, n. #r% rfj. 'Tt^lt^ »■ fH^i? m. ^t?^T^ ot. 
 
 2 fig. V. "Weapon. |?qTT «. ^^ «. [ 31^. 
 
 Steel, Steely, a. made.^ S(c. of steel, frr^qr^, ^^ITT^T, ^- 
 2b Steel, v. a. mahe hard or ohdilrate.'^\^-^^-^^^\^l^ 
 
 -&c. ^^, ?r ^%?rr ^'jf. 
 
 SXEEL-TAED, n. 3[5E?/. Hoi Vl. 
 
 Steep, n. awejif, v. Hill. 31R /. ^pfT »». ^'^IZf. ^V^f.m^ 
 f. ^tn^f. ^ »». a'Tf^ m. ^MS^f. 
 
 Steep, a. ascending or descending with great inclination, pre- 
 cipitous. H^regrsT^r^T, 'T»--^rET5T=5rT,3WTr ==r5m^i ^3^- 
 siift^r, 3>"qT§5Dr^r, 3Tii?5=qTr^, ^st^^^jit, jps-qr^fT, 
 
 To Steep, v. o. macerate, t.To Soae. f>T^rff>T^ ^T55^, f'Tr 
 
 ^^"^T, *ft jI/. ^pfif g. ofo. 
 Steeple, n.s;)!Ve.g3^rOT. (fiOT.^^Tff^/. goS^^TP^r f?T^T «. 
 Steep.ness. n. V. A. ^irqutT m. g5!;%q!iTTw.3'JTr5T5 w.^qTSSlOT. 
 SlEEB, w. yo«)i^ ox. Wl m. qriT ?«. "Tt^^Tot. 3^T3%i=5 ?». 
 
 To STJ.v.Vi, V. a. guide bg the helm. ^5pPJ^-§^r<TT%-&e. =qi- 
 
 2 See To Guide. [ sror-f^^sr'Jf. 
 
 To Stkeu, v. n. direct the helm, g^"! n.-^w.\^ n.-&c. =qT^- 
 
 2 fig. pursue a course or way. iM} m.-^\zf.-^\A m. tf^'JT, 
 
 ^-qr^T M.-flvi;ft^/.-&c. ^5[at. 
 Steerer, Steees-man, n. v. V. ajk^ Helms-man. g^Toi^R, 
 
 Stellas, Siellary, a. v. Stabey. rTT^^f^qr, ^?^=5ir^r, ^T^^T- 
 
 Stem, »i. main lody of a tree or plant, v. TnuNK. ^ts «. ^Pf' 
 ^ ». ?^r5 M. 
 
 Long and straiglit s. rr'"reT m. 
 
 2 v. Stalk. cTT?: n. 55 '». ^"^Z- 
 
 Naked s. Jpf^jTr »». ^i^ »»• [^I »«. i^^ ». 
 
 3 peduncle or pedicle of a fruit orfloicer. ZZ m. ZZ »i. 5- 
 To Stem, v. a. (a current, &c. ) make progress against. ?f- 
 
 Hn:-?i5^-&c. v?TTot «n/A ST?: 0/ 0. 3-HT-^HR-&c. fUst^ ^T- 
 
 ijf, 3Jr^;rc-5n'?rR^-&e. ^rot-^ot. 
 
 2 rci/s^, c/iec^-, SfC. v. To Stop. fr'^T'Jf, T\^ w.-n1%?T'< >«.- 
 
 Erf?reT OT.-&C. jp^of ^. 0/ 0. [ sm/. 
 
 Stench, «. v. Stink, ^mf. ^^f. fnV ?». aTR^M or ^- 
 STESoaEAPHT, «. s/(0)-< haiidwriting.^^n ^¥{t\^\ fr^^'Jm^ 
 
 f\f^f.-f^{f.^T^m''flUFS^f^f^^^^.w.^nf^^jf. 
 
 To Step, v. n. place the foot on the ground in mocing. qrq 
 
 w.-TsfcT^T »«.-q^q-m w;.-&c. W.l^. 
 
 To s. unequally, qiq- m. pi. ^W.m "73^ 5'. cfs. 
 
 2 ^^•a^^• « Z/^i'^e distance. ^RqTJ^-^sfRTT^^-^R ^qT-&C, 
 'IT?I^-=En^ ^^-=5TT^ ^^.| ^^, ^JTT^. 
 
 3 back. Y'^1 'TTcftHr't-&e. ?RCTi-HT^5r-&c. 
 
 4 forth or out ; come forth, qi q'CTf-frot, ?f^^OT, tf^^R- 
 
 or, ^pc^^. 
 
 5 out ; ^afe Zajye steps. qT3vc? n.-qPT m.-kc. ^'^^FJ'jf, ?ri^ 
 
 qr^^ «. ^^"Jt-HT^^, H-^JF^-H^qr?f5f4t-&e. =^wj^. 
 
 Step, «. placing of the foot in moving, pace. qi^STc^ n. qRr^T 
 9?t. ^p^H «». ^^^T\ m. q^^^w «>. q^^r^^q m. q^sf?^T »». t- 
 sffn^T m. ^zp^^ m. q^qm «;. ==TT^qT?r m. 
 
 At every s. qROTTTET^t, T^iq^i", !Tf?iq^. 
 
 Silent aud stealing s. =^[^r3>?5 »!. 
 
 Step by s. q^^T t. [ qT3;?5 «i 
 
 2 ( iu danciug', fencing, &c. ) cast of the foot. qR'^T m, 
 
 3 S2"''"e measured ly a step. qr^Jff n. qT?fc5T ?«• "f ^ »«. 
 
 sin/.%n/. 
 
 4 hold for the foot; stair, round of a ladder, ^c. qi^T'/. 
 qRHFT m. qR-T^T »«. qm?T W' qi^^f J«. qRTST »«. "Tmr m. 
 ^mfif. ^\^Z^?[ or qr^rsorr/. ^Iq^r w.— as notched on a 
 
 j tree, down a well, &c. qr^r^/. ^\^1\ m. qTSTST'JTT m. 
 j Flight of steps. f^T ot. -^ or f^S*^/. ^Trqi^T «. 
 
 1 5 gradation, stage, degree. q-y^Rt/. q«IRT ?«. 
 
 First s. or stage. ^^^ =er<it m. 
 
 Step by s. spHT^FlR-, ^rpt^t :, q^^T :. \ti^f- 
 
 i C proceeding, action, y. SIeasuke. jqi'T wr. rtin m, rl^-
 
 STI 
 
 829 
 
 STI 
 
 7 a short dlxlance. ^R qr^Tfli^t ^\y.=^K H^^F.X^ 3T>T': n. 
 Step-brothki!, «. slep-mollier'n son. HI^^HI^ »>. ^VJt^^ 
 
 m. ^^]^ m. qHr%?T m. 
 SxEP-cnim, n. child acquired with a ivife or husland. qf^- 
 
 ^T q^-3T^?^T ^^ ^F. n.%W.t. ?«.-<itc.— jocosely, 3T^- 
 
 rTT, aTR'-STT. 
 Step-father, n. falhcr acquired hy one's mother's second mar- 
 riage. I^n 5IPT m. qRT^r IPT «i.— loosely; WTST^^iPT m. 
 SiEP-iiOTUEE, «. mother acquired hy one' s father s second 
 
 marriage. ^TR^'JTTC/. ?1NRHmT/. I^TFfT/. 
 SiEP-siSTEK, n. step mother's daughter. BK^^j^Tr/.^nt^- 
 
 5fft<JT. [^rft/. 
 
 Step-stose, Sxeppixg-stoxe, m. v. Step. qiTS^ft or ^\^z- 
 Steppe, n. n^TfTRr »Tr5! m.-nx^^s^-^ f. 
 Sterile, Sterilitx. See Bahee:^, Baeeexxess. 
 Steelkg, a.— coiu. tft^^fTB'txfr, Tm^fT??, "TTrr^3?ff, TTS^n, 
 
 2 V. Genuine, ^re^r ^n, ^TST^T ^TT-=5lf'T?rT-T?5r-&c. 
 Stern, «. ( of couutcuauce ). fH^^^^^r, ^\^X ^^^i f^S^^- 
 
 ^?r, ?^?- 
 
 2 ( of maimers cr temper). ^5^r, ^P^r, f^f?:, ^?tTTT 
 
 or =^r, ^'JT^TT, ^^HR, ft?rq^, TT'Tr^^f , ^-qr^'^^, 1^- 
 
 Steks, «. ( of a sliip ). ^l\^ n. 
 
 Stern-post, n. ^x\ f. 
 
 Sternness, n. y. A. 1. J^^ fH5?:"TiTT m. P[Y^iwsjf. ^^5- 
 
 2 :F5%T0Tr m. ^^^TOTT, &c. fn^^rTT/. ^^^w. HFTr^HrTr/. 
 Steenum, «. i;-e(M< ione. 3Tr^ |r5 n. 3'T^f5T «». ^'di^'T n. 
 Stew, «.— the disli. KtTFfrsrT-iT^ 3Tmt^T-&c. <TT^ «?• 
 
 2 T. CONEUSION, PrIGUT. ^KTT/. ffR-ft^/- rTRIfftT /• 
 
 3 See Brothel. 
 
 To Stew, «. n. Joz'Z gently and shidg. H =f I ' ft^ -H ^T^ft^- >£ c. 
 
 f^T^sm-Tf'':T^aT-&c. 
 >SiEWARD, M. manager of a household, S;c. ^'C^R'jft, ^RTpft, 
 
 Stewardship, n. office, &;c. of a stetcard. ^K'ii'ClM'Jii »». 
 
 =FRHr=^r^ WW n.-&c. r^^pjifnft /. 3T'<TtP-T^^ m. 
 To Stick, v. a. make to adhere. f%(^?:^at or f^^^r^oT, ^15- 
 
 2 ( a pointed instrument, &c. ) v. To Thrust. I^T^FOT 
 or S'mqSCTr, iffOT or i'm^, ^TO^, W^^.^ ^^^. 
 
 3 ( with a pointed instrument ) v. To Stab. |H'F"'t or 
 5m=t;^, ^^^ or smq-_ 
 
 4 fasten, or cause to remain, Ig inereing, :!^\^^.^\=^^- 
 
 ^■T^r-Ac. s-Tot, qr^, =5T^i?r. 
 
 5 ( out ) cause to he j)rominent. ^^f-Vi ip^^-+|sui, ?;f- 
 To Stick, v. «. adhere. X'^wvh., ^1^^ o- f^l^iJf, FTTn^, f- 
 
 ^fji^, snot, 5^^, qr"^, f^iJ^'TJr, ?ii7=^5-&e. ?j^9t. 
 
 2 stojp, he arreded, stand still, Yit. fig. 3T?;^9t, ars^ofj 
 sri'I, W'^., 'A^^., "P^f^f. 
 
 3 scrufc, demur, y. To Hesitate. 3TT?'^'r, T^^wT, ^RT- 
 
 I i out ; he prominent, qr^^-^^ qot-f^^^. 
 Stick, «.— gener. ^pi^/. jjff/. r^Ff^f «. HTSt/. ^I «i. q- 
 
 Bit of s. chopped off. »i3^ or nilO/. 
 
 Green s. 3fi?l?T m. 3fr7:T?:r m. '^HlF.'^Z^ n. '^\~^iz^ «, 
 
 Green sticks ( as for fuel ). 3?r?r7 or ^flR^T^T/. 
 
 Heavy blow with a s. held iu both bauds. (Jf^Rt /. 
 ^'N f. 
 
 Long piece of s.pole, ij'c. qfir m. w^zt f. 
 
 Short, thickish s. JSTOf h. J^qoi h. qi^s^T w. fill^ 
 M. ^t^r m. sp^qr w. ?iftrr w«. F,fm m. Plg m. ^^ ;/). 
 
 Smooth and roundish s. fzw\U m. f?<PK »i. 
 
 2 short and little piece of wood. WAi^f. J.Zi?[f. «FR^ ». 
 
 Light and dry sticks and chips. ^T^^TTSirr/.i^Z. Vr- 
 
 oE^^ /. [ ^r tn. \C*^>\ m. 
 
 Sticks and straws. WJZ^^X^^^^m /■ pi ^FW^ m. -^Pq- 
 
 3 ( of an umbrella, fan, &c. ) ^f st/. 
 
 4 ( for beating on tabors, &c. ). f^qOf/. fZ'J^, n. fzik n. 
 
 5 stab, V. Thrust. i^Tt /. %W^^ f. 
 
 Stickiness, n. y. A. f^^^qorr m. f^^oTT'JTT m. f^'f.F^Pf.H q- 
 DTT m. fq^^trr/. fq^rf/. fq^^^t'iF/. fpqq^q/. 
 
 To Stickle, v. n. contend for persislinglg, v. To Insist. 37r- 
 
 3frf5 q^'n, afi?^ «. qcfr, Htsof, qr^ »!.-ct^Tn:/.-&c. h:- 
 
 Stickler, n. Stickling, p. a. y. V. anqf qmrn, 3T? q^- 
 OIRT, 3Tf5;q q^^TTO", qf^ ^P^TITRT, 3^1^^, STncqqrtt, 'AT- 
 
 fqrqT, ^r^PTTtt. 
 Stickling, n. v. V. — act. srm^ q^W «. ST? q^^ «. &c. 3TI- 
 q^ m. arifqqr^ ?n. art^/ ^^<jftT/. rPtRR/. qr^ ;«. VTT- 
 
 Sticky, a. adhesive.^ viscous.^ glutinous, ^'c. f^W-Z., f^+.ui, fq- 
 
 ^p^Ts, sq^Fs, fq^fq^^t^r, fqsfqst?!, ft^Pi^lq, fq^rqr, 
 fl^prqr, fq^FT^ or arr or si-qr. 
 
 S. or clammy matter, fq^^ tn. f^q'W/. 
 To be s. ^^fq^_ 
 Stiff, a. notflcviUc or pliant ; rigid, ^v. FTTS, ^XZi. 
 
 2 ( through dryness ) v. Harh. ^J^ or W^W., ^1^^- 
 
 3— as a limb, Ac. gjT, ^% »n<7. i_"Ji+Xr*l, ?TO^rj?5T, ?IH- 
 
 To be S. gS^ot, rTR^, rlld+olQt, cTTOT'. 
 4— of style, &c. 3Tq?T?jr. 
 
 5 formal.^ starched., constrained, S;c. in manner. ?33q1lcq 
 qurr qqo!r-fq?^cCT, q?z;qfe?rmT qq5iT-f5TTT5!;T: ^!:^k^u\] fq- 
 
 cff, *R^=sqT?ic5rqr. 
 
 6 See Obstinate. 7 ( a gale, &c. ) vfRTqT. 
 SxiFF-nEAETEP, Stiff-necked. Sec Obstinate. 
 
 To Stiffen, v. a. make less pliant. qT5-qre?:-&c. <?R^. 
 2 ijispissale, Y. To Thicken. m-&c. W-l^.
 
 STI 
 
 830 
 
 STI 
 
 To Stiffen, v. n. hecome lest flexile, frre^, ril^';^, ?tre^-&c. 
 
 2 lecomc dry and hard. T^V^i^^ T^VF.-kc. ^T'if-^RT ^^■ 
 I!— a limb, &o. rfr5^, FTR^T^'if, 3T|':'n , ^31^^, ^iSNuf, 
 
 SilfFXESS, n. V. A. 1. rfT^TiTT m. rTra^TWr »»■ ?TT5 »«• rlTST «• 
 
 3 ?j%tf7ir«i. gi^^jiqoir «i. &c. »fr?»i./. v. q, riR^FSTTm. 
 
 4 3T5fn?aq<rrT m. arsTrn??^ «. arq^n^rTT/. 
 
 5 ri^nn't^^ fHTTa<mT ?«. rnsr m. ^\^v^-kc. il?5 >». 
 
 To Stifle, v. «.v. To Suffocate, To Choke. ^Hw.-»;rM »». 
 
 -&c. qjif ot-=F'r|^ TTRot, ^FtsJTR w.-:pf3T?Rr OT. ^fm g.ofo. 
 
 2 fig-, smo/hcr, &c. v. To Suppbess. ^iJf, fn^ui, f?q-. 
 SilGMA, n. wacA- of in/ami/, v. Stain, sn »i. ^c5^ »». ^PToE- 
 
 5f€t/. q^T^JTil/. =FTS »). fli^?5^ «. ^fJT n. ?rm »». 3^JPT »»• 
 To SiioiiATizK, v.a. set a mark of infamy on ; Irand. 3FTm.- 
 
 JF:?5^ wi.-?lf=^^Fr n.-&e. fJI^T'S, 3'^^r m. 3Ef<Jr, JfR »i.-^TH«. 
 
 Stile, «. ( for crossing a fcuce, &c. ) a^in^ «. <pf^7«. il^n. 
 
 2 ( of a dial ). ^^ »». 
 Stiletto, «. t. Dagger. ^rfS'Tr m. 
 To Still, v. a. stop the noise of v. To Silence. ^q-3'TT-&c. 
 
 jRor, sTraof 7!.-^i5?w.-KffT «i.-&c. sj^ ^^, g-nT-&c. ^t- 
 
 2 s^o/j <7ie motion of, v. To Stop. f?'4TRat, f^*T'C-f^=i^f5- 
 &c. ^or, '4TT<tfR n.-kc. JRur ^. o/o. 
 
 3 calm, quiet, tj'c. v. To Compose. ^rfT^'it or ^iTT^T^, ^- 
 *rf^, ^Tm-'4^-&c. ^^, ^TJT^ n.-?itf?f/.-&c. ^^g.ofo. 
 
 Still, a. having no noise, midisturled by noise, silent. fH^j- 
 
 2 not windy, v. Calm. fHcTTFT 
 
 3— a place ; quiet, iindisturled. ^tj'frT, f^^^^^^T, f^is^^. 
 
 4 motionless. f^iTT, fH^^., ^f^^. 
 
 Still, ado. till now. ^^ or 37^^, a^r^q^FT, arr^TRm, 
 31M«K, a^^TTT, 3T?ITfT, 'ff^J^]^^, pop. aT^TWg. 
 
 2 nevertheless. F[fr, ?r'<TTf?, rt^Tlf?, i=r3fT, '^FfR^TT. 
 
 3 in increcisny degree. 3^nT^'^_ 
 
 4 silently, g^n- JecZ. g'TT^TT decl. nWt^ or =5nT, ^^^, f^- 
 cq", =5rT or ^cit, ^ct^ ^jt, IdM'l, TT5 or JTf or HJ, ^T^H 
 or ?rnT^^, HTOftJT^. 
 
 5 icilhout moving, quietly, f^^/^l^ pop. f^MoI «!«^ f%=^o5, 
 fjl^ft?!, •JPSfgr, ^lrlfMRt=f5, q^RTR^T decl. ^^■[decl. fjim 
 ^ H?JT decl. [ nqj-^ q^f ». 
 
 Still, n. alemlic. h^pfrt ot. aTsjpt^r n. 5TS-aT%-&c. efk- 
 Still-eoen, a. cfRTrr it?!?5T, ^T^?5r, IT^^T fH^3?5T, ^rlvTrcr. 
 Stillness, «. t. A. 1. m^Ti^ or gTRfTir/. n. ^\m^ m. 
 
 2 f^^qtiTT w. f^fTTOTT m. ^RTTHT^ m, 
 
 3 f^JftFROTT m. 3^5RTi^fq jj. &c. 
 Stilt, «.-for walking, ^ijt «2. ^I%^ft^/. 
 Stimulant^ a~'m medicine, ^r\^\ arrcriDTTTT, %!?HI? 4 ^P,%- 
 
 fHTSf^, ^mm^^p, iJs^T^^ in comp. ^q^ in comp. ^- 
 
 Stimulant, w. %r(?ir^^«f; cfl\«r':T «.-&c. 
 
 jTo Stimulate, t'. «, rouse to action, v. To Excite. %rf=r5T, 
 
 g-%^?r w.-^^lq^ «.-^"T^ n.-kc. w.l^ g. of o. 
 
 2— in medicine. %?I?tT/. 3n<:m-5T15-^«T, %cT?lR^?T«.-%?t- 
 
 HTff5/.-&c. ^^01 <7. ofo. 
 Stimulate!!, p. v. V. 1. %rl^l5?rT, &c. 3%f^?T, 3^fqrT, €t- 
 
 Stimulater, n. >STiiiuLATiN0,7». a. V. V. 1. %?i^uTT^, ?%- 
 
 ^STF, ^^TRT, ^tT^, ?^^?r-&c. JprTf-^r^-&c. Rt?3T^=P. 
 
 2 See Stimulant. 
 Stimulation, n. t. V. l.—act. ^r[^u\ n. 3%^^ »■ ^^Tq^ 
 
 «. ^T^ ?i. sfir^l^^ n. 
 
 2 %FI^TSf5?r «. %?I5TI^f5/. [ ?(t"T^ «. 
 
 Stimulus, n. something that rouses to action. ^^^ n. ^■ 
 To Sting, v. a. pierce icitJi a sting, j^of, J^or, =;fR^, 'ifnt 
 
 /.-&c. JTROT, \V pop. t^ or t^ m. JR^-ITT^, S?T^«. ^^^ 
 
 —fiercely and eagerly, as inusqiiitoes,gnals, &c. '^'JI'^- 
 
 tjr-=qijrqDTr-&c. <TrsaT_ See under To Bite. 
 
 2 — as con.science, &c. gqor, ^r|R m. /.-^«f^? /.-&c. 
 
 ?5T1^ J", cow. 
 
 3 — as speech, v. To Bite. ^T«fW, ^rasi^t, ^^?;ijf, ^[ur. 
 
 4 — as peppers, <S;c. fJRfiR^, ^^f^iif, ^«10T, ^I^^iJI. 
 
 5 — a scorpion. i()U|+NiJ~i, S'T^FT^T^, ^HT^R or ?T m. HRof. 
 Sting, «. ( of animals ). ^\■^f. spfST m. ?rflT w». ^iflRT m. 
 
 2 /^e thrust of a sting into the flesh, t^ m. tv m. ^^ m. 
 
 The burning- from a scorpion's s. "poi^OT. "jJOT^FRr tn. 
 
 tpaiqjar/. intens. <piI<piTT?:w!. ^riil^Twf. intens. ^ftT^fOTR w. 
 
 8 fig. /jom;, nut. Z^ m. ^V^f. v,i^f. #^/. J^H «. ^^- 
 
 Stinger, n. Stinging, p. a. v. V. 1. S^T'JTRr, S^jmRT, 5^^- 
 Vnm, &c. ^^qj, ^i!T-^,^T?r ^rir-^fl. 
 8 gfsTcrrRT, &c. TTJff, TTmq?. 
 
 4 ^qr^Jmi^, &c. ^r^n, ^RTH^. 
 
 Stingily, adv. t. A. ^JToiTtiTRr, f^^fq^TT^, &q. ^qoyf ^^, 
 
 Stinginess, n. v. A. ^iTDiqilT n. f^p^l'JTT m. &c. :f;T^"iT n. 
 
 ^qtTr?g- «. 
 Stingy, a. close, niggardly, v. Miserly. ?iTCT %5, %^r, 
 
 f%T?T, ^H2:r, ^TrT^ ^5, 'fl%^, ^2-. 
 2b Stink, v. n. emit a had smell. Enai/.-^RT m.-&c. qfff-HR- 
 
 %. ofs. qiH »!. m?;oT, sTM^ot, qroiof, Jrr?t5% ^rej-Ac 
 
 Stink, «. had smell, ^ui/ |qtT «s. 5"7tfr/ litpt/. ^W »«. 
 q^^ or ^f qf?tsrm m. qpriier »«. 
 
 Intense or exceeding s. ^^\^ f ar^Effor/. :T?rET"T/. 
 ^^q-Stm. a^TT^tJT or q-T^m/- ^<T »«■ ^q5:i<Jr or ^"jm/. 
 Stinkard, Stinkpot, «. dirty, stinking felloiv. ^\^f. eff- 
 
 Stinker, n. Stinking,/), a. v. V. Efm STT^^T, ^"Rf TR'ttrt, 
 &c. ^T0TT:5r, qm?:!, ^^^ or f5r, ^ui?:, JfTO^:, ^flsr or 
 
 ^>To!T, ^ireraj, ^^i^r, ^rr^^s:, ^rre^r, i^^t.
 
 STI 
 
 831 
 
 STO 
 
 To Stint, v. a. limit, restrict. ^\^]€\^K-^ff.fHr^\^K-^Mm'[m- 
 &c. TT^CTi-SsroT, HT?fT^=5Tr-^^^ or Hr^?RT-HMB^-&c. 
 
 ^ijt, ifp=n^/.-iT?Tfer/-&e. ^?:oi-5=Tat, cjTTSJr 7/i.-3TTotrqtqr 
 
 »n.-&c. ^C^ ^of-q[=5'if. 
 
 2 ( the belly ). qpT h. ^fq-or-HT':^, ^TTT^T »». <?re^-^raof, 
 
 <flZKRr »«.-3'qraTR m.-TTr^THT?:! m.-ke. T.K^, ■>>% w-i^Z. 
 
 SxiXT, 71. limitation, res/ric/ion. ifrcfT^/ ^^TrTT/. aTf^TT »«. 
 
 3Tr55T5rf':Tr m. n^hjf. ^\^srfm n. 
 
 2 quantity assir/nctl or aUowcd, v. Allowance. jtrTT^/. 
 SlIXTED, p. T. V. 1. HRTTfN'C ?T^%!=ir, H^fT^rl??!^!, 3^T55r- 
 
 <Hld^c5r, &c. 
 
 2 m 3itq%?5r, &c. 
 Stixtek, «. Stinting,/), a. v. V. 1. mnr^t^TT U^iTRT, H^- 
 
 ?5f^0TRT, TqiV S^OTRT, etc. 
 
 2 "Tts: ^rfq^OTRr, &c. [ &e. 
 
 Stinting, n. v. V. l.~act. ■HT^]^^X xm^ n. H^?JI \^\ n. 
 
 2 qr? 5ifs^ n. &.C. OTT^rmr ?«. ^'^wtrt m. 
 
 Stipend, n. settled compensation for service,^. Pat, "Wages. 
 
 %JTOT^/."Ff=Tm/. %cT?r «. K^TRT or 5^nf|TT »J. "TnTT m. 
 Stipendiaet, n. one icho receives a stipend. t^^T', %rT'5TT, 
 
 Eoll of stipendiaries. "^^IrTJTrsfrfr m. 
 To STlPVL&T'EjV.n.inafce agreement or covenant, \. To Ageee. 
 
 ^\^f.■^<K 'n.-Zl]^ ?».-?r%rI m.-TOT m.-&c. JRuf. 
 Stipulated, p. v. V. qt^ %^r, &c. ^T?ft=En', ?f%f?tcT, Tf&T- 
 
 cT, SfffTfTTrT, HTKf^^. 
 SiiPOLATEE, M. Stipulating, /'■ «. t- V. ^r^-&c. JR>Jrnr, 
 
 €^-&c. :FTTf-qFPft-&e. 
 Stipulation, n. v. Y.—act. sft^t ^^ ". STsi ^T'n w. Ac. 
 
 I. agreement made, v. Agreement. ^\^ J. sfPT^ ot. sp- 
 
 ^ m. ^%?r M. 
 Sb Stir, v. a. v. To Mote, ^^q^, =q-T?J^^, ^TR^, ^R^iif. 
 
 2 about or up ; — as to mix or separate. ^JTT^^iJf, ^^5I0T, 
 
 «n^, ^rssar, ^^of or ^p^jtct, 3tt^^ o>- arrars'iJf. 
 
 Instruraeut ( stick, spoon, &c. ) of stirring about. 
 
 Matter ( grain, &c.) to bo stirred about. sTRiir n. 
 Stick with a cloth at the end to s. grain in parching. 
 ^l<*u|| m. ^T^Sy n. 
 
 3 up ; instigate, v. To Excite, To Ihcite. %rf^CTr, %^q^, 
 
 ^ar^^r^, 3%7r^ n.-&c. w>i^g. ofo. 
 
 To Stie, v. n.\. To JfovE. psor or ^Mot, H^^^r, ^Ruf, f^, 
 
 ftf^^ «fy. co?i. fsJT/. JR'jf-^r'if neg.con. ^^VfM. 
 
 2 be in motion, he acting. xfT?5aT^ %^, ^]3rj\-&c. 3T^ot- 
 
 Sun, «. V. Bustle, Tumult. 15^3/. |?5/^=qT?5/. qRr«rH 
 STin-ABOUT, n. — the dish. ^TT^/. qprs w. ^?T »«■ ^TC"! n. 
 
 SriERED,;). V. V. A. 1. ^Fj^k^A., =qr?5^sr. 
 
 2 ^mk^, ^?r5f%?5r, &c. 3TrrJtf5?f. 
 
 3 %?T^3RT, %T?q^7?5r, &c. 3%f^rT. [ &C. 
 (EiiEEEE, n. Stieeino,/). o. y. V.A. 1. ^RfJTRT, ==?ra^TTTT, 
 
 2 ^TMifOTRr, SJT'Z'JTRT, &c. 
 
 3 %?f^<JrRT, &c. 3tT^^-&c. 5J^f-^Tft-&c. 
 v. Y. N. 1. fKOIin, H^iTIRT, &c. 
 
 2 =qMiir?T, <^{^oinr, &c. ^raFir, =qpj, ^f^FT_ 
 
 Stirbinq, «. V. V. A. 1.— nf^ ^r^t^t n. &c. 
 
 2 ^r^^Tof n, S^rssot «. Wl"!"! 7J. ^PI<JI n. &c. ';tTRi7;i ». 
 Hurried or violent s. about. q^RT^R/. 
 
 3 %?r^of «. >tc. ^%:»T=T n. if-jr/. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^OT «. w:^ n.&e. \^,=^W^jj. '^^.^^F.^ pop. 
 
 '^.^^^r:\ n. ^RSra/. 
 Stirrup, n. iron ring for a rider's foot, f^?{^f. frqfT'ft or 
 
 ft%5ft/. ( or ■pCTR & ft-I^Rft ). 
 Stirrup-leather, n. lT+n»)'iP> or ^Rie;T?5 »i/. fc^T^^TTfl/'. 
 To Stitch, 1;. o. sew slightly, v. To Sew. ^r^or, ?i^r or ^- 
 
 SxiTcn, n.^aM o/ZAc needle. CT^ >n. ZF^ «. 
 
 Double s. ^^^RT m. [ ?RT '". 
 
 Eunning s. JHIsO'I »«• VHHI^RF m. VTR^H »». iTKTT 
 
 2 s^ar;; /ja/zt j'n the side, c^'c. |q;/. qrq^/. 3^ot/. qr«i- 
 
 SxoccADE, Stockade, n. harrier made leilh stales. k^^TZ 
 m. S^^FR m. [ ^15 n. 'HR »/i. 
 
 Stock, n. main lody of a tree, Sfc. t. Trunk, ^tl >». <Pt5 «. 
 A s. with grafts or scions. \^VS n. J^Tl^ m. 
 
 2 stuh, ^-c. v. Stump, g^ wi. ;i. gTTJTT »«• Wt?Tni.^"JI «. 
 
 3 Y. Haft, Hakdle. ^5T »». sf'-^ »«. g^^TT 771. 
 
 4 ( of a musket ). SJ^r »'(. ^^ m. 
 
 5 7iO«,s«, j-ocf, V. Family, ^^ur m. ^TTOi «. ^i^ m. ^i^. 
 ^TT w. 3Trf% 7?i. 
 
 G capital, principal.^ fund. q^ft/. ifsit w.^fS^TS or *rtfr- 
 ?5 n. 5^^ 7t. f^T?T or Zf^^zi ». T^T ot. ^qrT/. 3T1/. 
 
 JTr^ 71. H?5^s^ «. ^;:5'^ n. ■'^^■^^ n.^]^\J. ^Wt/. %^«j. 
 
 Private s. ERHfs^^ «• lis^r or q^T^r^T 7;(. 
 
 Scanty or sm.iH s. cnTT^T'/. 
 
 Trader upon private s. qTTtS^jft. 
 
 To break in or live upon one's s. I^ni. ^=qit-^TiJf. 
 
 7 s/'ore, ?7inM laid up. sj'Rft or ifunft/- %^ m. ^\%f. ^f- 
 e^ »i. ^^^ m. ^^^m.^^v;^ or Htste/f. 3TO5ETm. .R^, 
 
 Common s. quij{o^ n. T'JIT^ ti. 
 To go to the s. ^^qsft^ k^_ 
 
 8 stocks ; — for the leg's. ^ITT <n. 
 
 9 icealth in cattle. nVA^n. 'qA^^n. qg^qf^/. ^irtRi;i. 
 ^T SR ?f. pi. 
 
 10 Jre(?fZ. rTTorr 777. f^I^iT^ 77. [trft^. 
 Of a good s. — a liorned beast. ^lJ^i^'^\ or vl^^I, ^\- 
 
 11 ^T^TfnTTw ^^f f^%?rT q^r m. 
 
 To Stock. See To Store. 
 To Stockade, v. n. hj^ tn.-F.^z^xz m. ^li\. 
 Stocking, n. MNNl HI^Tt?!. qi-^^moi «. qr^^T/. 
 Stock-still, at/y. iiT^q or =qq-, qcq^ or =^q, ^ft^jr. 
 
 To sit 8. ^fRTR^r-qR-qT^R^r-'N=5(RTR^-^«R^-
 
 STO 
 
 .Stoic, SioiCiL, a. that affects freedom from passion, and 
 indifference to pain or pleasure. i^J^JT, ^'^r^, 3^T?ft, ^- 
 
 S :orCAL>'Ess, Stoicism, n. freedom from passion, indij'ercncc 
 io pain or pleasure, %[^m. jfeT^TTwi. Jf^TT^riw. spTTT^f- 
 ?Tr^ m. ^mnTHTf^T/. 5^.T^ n. ^^T?fT?T n. ^X^■^■ 
 
 gfiOLn. See Eohe. 
 
 SiOLF.>-, 2). V. V. A. =irr57r ^%?JT, &c. ^RT^T, =^rd^T. 
 tSiOLiD, Stolimtt. Sec Stupid, Stupiditx. 
 SiOiiACn, n. — in an.ilouiy. ^T^T ««. TJ^«. "f[5n. ^^n. 3t- 
 ?r^ »^. 3T^^5|T m. 'S{^nv^ m. ^^^^ m. armr^T m. 
 Clearing or cleareduess of s. and bowels. "Pt^^f^/. 
 Pit of the s. JTf&iqr 11. 
 Weight in the s. ( as of food ). ^^ m. 
 "With or upon an emiity s. ft'Fr'^^ "Uff', 3T?f?T% or 
 ST^f^ia; or ar?!^ "fiff. 
 
 To stay on the s. f^T'RTOTr-f^THnift^r-f^^'iIT ^Z^. 
 
 A full s. loathes the honcycon.b. H^ "ft^ ^^ 
 
 EFf . [ ^T m. 
 
 2 swellii'ff., &c. V. Peide. ^55 m. ^^T^f fTTST m. ^il/. 
 
 To bring down the proud s. of. K^?«. Hrfot or grf?^. 
 
 o See Appetite. 
 
 To Stomach, v. a. swalloiv indignanlhj, fig-, t. To Beak, qt- 
 
 ?r ^T^oT, fnsttff, fqijf, f^^rir ^"^, f^TT^rot. 
 
 To be stomached. p?r?;5T, ^h^, T^^^. 
 iSiOM-iCiiic. a. of or lehnf/inr/ to tie stomach. ^S-qt'Tr, ^- 
 
 e^rref^T, &c. 3Tvi^"r^^srqrt-'N''7Jr:fj, &c. ^?rT5T. 
 
 2 sirenrjlhening the stomach, t. To:mic. '\\'^^., ^'['P, 3T- 
 
 .S'TOMACnic, «. — the medicine. TT^^.m. ^V^V^'^ n. ^^^n. 
 SlO.VE, n. ^lm. qr^T »». TT'TTOT w. ■RtST o»- 5ET/. ^^ot. T- 
 ciR »». 3T3JTTW. sr^T m. TsfrT'P?; «. 
 
 Black s. or rock. EprSiiTT^Tf m. ^FRiTT^rfST «». 
 Building of hewn s. V^X^f 
 
 Eifloreseence ( through moisture ) from s. qiTfTJ^ n. 
 Hewn and shaped s. f^x\ m. 
 Huge s. or mass of s. qts/. ^5/.^"T/. 
 L.arge, flat, smooth s. to wash clothes on, to sit on 
 in ablutions, to bruise pepper, &c. on. "TT'<TT/. dim. qr- 
 ■Aftf 
 
 Philosopher's s. qftH m. 
 Pile of stones. %o!r m. 
 Precious s. rs^ n. HfoT or iToft m. 
 Eoeking- g. stone so set as easily to turn over. 3?ie;r^n? 
 in. Z?.z^.j: ^it5 m. 
 
 Eouud, rolling s. qiT^Tqffrm. nsr???. 
 Smooth, roundish s. ifr^Tw. ^^t[f. 
 S. for grinding knives, &c. whetstone. ^^Mf. f?T^TTWT 
 in. fH'^rni. 
 
 S. for grinding condiments, &c. f^cS/. f^JTT Or 5IT/. 
 
 832 STO 
 
 S. smoothed on one side. <?t3/. "prs/. 
 S.-vcsscl. S.-troug'h, &e. ^nt[f. ^J\Z^^f. 
 Striking of the foot against a s. 2^ or ^^/. v. 7r.\^, 
 Thin and flat piece of s. ^^f. dim. f^'TT^T/'. "FT^fT /. 
 To leave no s. unturned. c^niR^ ^is or '^\Z-^\m 
 qkr-&c. qpjJT ^^ot, =qJ-T5 sn^M. JT^^I qt^c^. 
 To melt a s. c^n^w qT5i:?;w. arruTot. 
 
 2 concretion in the kidney or bladder. Jf^jISTw. 3T3,Hft/. 
 
 3 ( of fruits ). sre^fr/. 3Tt?ft5t/. 3TST5Et/. 3^5t/. ^\7Am. 
 aTi%/.— of the mango, ^mf. ^\zf. sjfsTOT. dim. ^\€\ f. 
 
 4 V. Testicle. 3T5 m./jo^j. artlw. ^tT/. 
 Stoxe, a. See Stonst. 2 hacing testicles. 3t'^?I oj- 3T't?7. 
 Stoke, adv. stark, idlcrly, S)C. v. Whollt. inq^, f?T^RH. 
 2b Stoxe, v. a. pelt loith stones. ^]%m. pi'l--^^'^m- pi- HRof, 
 
 2(h\i\t) free from stones. ^ZvJ^\ f. i:)l.-&c. ^]^^. 
 Stone-blind, a. ^^z ^i^^\. 
 Stone-cuttek, Stone-beeakei?, Stoxe-splitter, Stone- 
 
 woekee, n. ^'re'#TgJTT, TT'^TT^rS, 'TT'4':wqT, qr<TW=r, 
 
 qi'^TT?:, zw.\t[, ^Hqjft, arsj^^R^. 
 
 Chisel of a s. t^.m. zm'f. 
 
 Splitting- implement of a s. ^?t^/. ^'^f or ^HPn, 
 sra^n/. n. 
 Sione-cuttiko, Stone-bkeaei.vg, &c. n. qnSTrrsofM. ^j 
 
 Stone-digger, n. if^^R. 
 
 Stone-feuit, «. 3l35ft%-&C. '^^n. 
 
 Stone-heaeted, a. v. Cruel. qr'TM^^T. 
 
 Stone-hoese, 7j. stallion, ^^m. gc^. stiT?? o?- 3=il^ ^Wm. 
 
 Stone-peckee, n. — the bird. ^T^'JX'^'Sm.^V<^X^Z or 'jj'.qx7:m. 
 
 Stone-pit, Stone-quaeet,«. ^q^^m or uft/. f^'^^^TT'T/. 
 
 Stone's-cast, Stone's-theow, n. ^m^-Ttsr m. ^n^ m. qr- 
 
 Stone-teough, m. ^f[f. 
 
 Stone-woek, 11. f^"^f[f. 'PKm^f f^<sf^^-'P7?Tq=fr%^rfr)!. 
 SioNiNEss, n. T. A. 2. qrers^qCTTTOT. ^iTST^cqarrOT. ^^c 
 
 SiONT, a. made of stone. ^1¥T=5TT, &c. 5T5t, qrqT'Jft,'TrqT'TH^, 
 
 2 abounding tcith stones. trfSToJ, sTtSTSS, ^iTSr^J,^^^!, 
 
 S. and sterile, — land. ^^S^RS. 
 
 3 resembling stone, lit. fig. qTqr"Jr5FJ, qr^T'^T (in comp.). 
 Stool, n. seat without a bach. qR«?. "^t^f. fqiw. "ft^w. jfr- 
 
 5T?;j. ==?«r^/. frf^/. These words express varieties. 
 Small s. fq^i^M. ^^^^zn. 
 Square s. =qRnOT. 
 S. with handle. ^j^\Zm. 
 S. from which to winnow corn, ^\^f{f. 
 Ij Between two stools one falls to the ground. Jr^f?^- 
 
 \: ^ qriT^JTr (or |?rifr^T qr^TJir) OTre'T t>. 
 
 2 — in medicine; motion, v. Puege. ^W.m. ITlgrin. 
 Loose s.v. Puege. l^^isV". f ^^t/^ T<R«. ?^5Tw.^%«.
 
 STO 
 
 833 
 
 STO 
 
 Scanty & sudden s. 'pfSE^/. 
 
 To luave a sudden & scanty s. f^St^of, <JT^, ^^^"^, 
 
 To hiivo sudden & loose stools. <ijot+ui. 
 To Stoop, v. n. lend. ?5^, a^m^T^ or EniT^<?f, sfin^af, ^jt- 
 6t, ^jpijf, #ur5rT-&c. ^"fof, ^\^ «.-'ffqj ».-&c. qoiijf y. ofs. 
 
 To s. in one's walk. a^ors^TH ^TeJot. 
 2 suhmit, V. To Yield. 5rf^% ?I5T% TTof, ^^jof, ^^-&c. 
 
 ;5 descend from diynilif, S,-c. v. To CONDESCEND, qyfdl/.- 
 
 Bt^nr/.-f^^PT WI.-&C. (:T^^-tT€^ STPTJf. 
 
 4— a bird. ^TTT^T'^, ^TS'T'Jf, 5r5T/-^"T/.-5f'^?:/.-5fTBr wJ.- 
 
 5r5 /.-&c. W^^, 
 Sioop, Stooping, n. v. V. 1. WET'T «• ^MST'Jf n. kc. 
 
 4 ^57/. ^/. 5rPT/. 5rV/. ITTT^r OT. 5T5/. 
 SioopEK, «. Stooping, y. a. v. V. 1. FltTornr, 3Tr>JTq<iTlTT,i6c. 
 
 armsfr or cTii^r, ?i?rtT. 
 
 Stooping' posture. ^V^^f. 
 
 2 q-rsp'JTlTT, Fisroil^, ^^T ^"miTT, &c. 
 
 3 ?I>??rT KTCOTRT, &c. 
 
 To Stop, v. a. maJce to stand or le still. :jvj\ ^<jf , ^TN^iif, 
 ifn^T'if, 5T|fifijf, ^^TJ^cT'f, f^^nrsfif , f*?TT5r'?f, ^ra^cTot, 
 3-Hf^, '4t^'t, ^RJirf, nfrT^T w.-qf^tHT »«.-1^?t^ m.- 
 &c. w.^^ g. of 0. 
 2 arrest in progress, hinder, ionpede, prevent. aTJ^I^af^ 
 
 'jT^^srot, 3T5'<Tsot, ars^^cTof, ar^cTCTr, g^^, u^, ar^- 
 mrr, frtTof, aTHr^FR m.-^%vf^\ TO.-3TcTfrq- wi.-nfrtdKr m.-sr- 
 
 ^siq m.-&.Q. ERCTfy. o/o. n^f^t/. 'iTTDf or aTr^T^CTf, n^- 
 
 ^^/. q'TJf, "T^E^ /. tr^'Tf, jfrs^ii /-ffrar m.-&c. frratjf, 
 
 Jt??T?5^, ir^/. KR^, TTSR/. HR^ (^mf?T 0)' JPRfT?f,&c.). 
 u (a road, &e. ) render impassaUe. ^ JF5;iJf , HRof, "Tr- 
 
 sw, u^TOT, ar^f^q'iJf, ^rq' wi.-arEfiiTq' ot.-&c. ^iJr y. o/ o. 
 
 4 ( an aperture, &c. ) Jill or close up. Sf^ «fR^, W^uf or 
 5?f^, f 5r^^, 5?^ or jqoif, spf^'Jr. 
 
 5 v. To Suspend. rr^Tf-TT^»f-&c. W.\^, d+^t/.-H^^^ft 
 /.-&c. qj^irf y. 0/0. 
 
 To Stop, «. «. «/««(/ still, pmise, Sfc. ^'HT fl't-^at-ST^at, 
 %Tf^, iT^^'Jf, '<ft^'^, sifpTirr, %?:ot, ^ssfiit, ^^^^ or 
 f^ffTsr-Jf, 3;qTiT0T, f^m^., ?T^of, T^ijf, ^ f M-^S^, =^\^- 
 fff ?»--&c. 5?^ ^ri^ y. o/'s. ^S'4ijf, f|*KT=r''f, ^S^iif, ?I5EiJt. 
 
 To s. a little. 3Tq-^T^ »". *T^, a'^ft? ot. qTot. 
 
 To 8. at tbrougli striking against. %7of , 57?5ot, %T/. 
 q^fot »'«• con. 
 
 2 (/(?«?■«<, leave off, give over, S{c. v. To Cease. 7T^iJf, "fr- 
 iT?r af?y. JfR'rf, 'trN'Jf, ^"tS'jf, 3T5W, fTH ?». ^JT^^-3TfpT0I, 
 
 3 at ; alight, stag. ?T^, S^^irf . fsf^Tf «. ^^. 
 
 4 for; tarry or iL-ait for. ^"Tojq'it, f^'<K>^, f^-TW', '^Tf^iof, 
 
 ?R /. qj^^, fT?:'Jf. 
 Stop, Stopping, Stoppage, n. t. V.N. 1.— s/a/e. g'TT ^n. 
 g'Tr TT?^ w. &c. ^^^f. s'-rtt »»• if^rgn ««. nfTf^T m. 
 
 'fl^m^ n. 'ifR / TTTTIT »». fsTHT »«• ^drf /. f?r|fTT /. 
 ^g;-7 m. ^55 w. H^TTT '/«. %q/. •JT^r^ /. 
 A\'ith stops aud pauses. ^r|"^Ug"^. 
 
 "Without s. or pausing. =q5in qy^CTTPrffr. 
 'i— state. ^vi.-^\ m. i^^ f. 
 
 T. V. A. I.— act. S'TT ^.l^ n. vn^PT^ n. Ac. iPT^H^T 
 n. ^^^ 11.— a. or s. qflTHI m. »T^*a*r wi. 553H «l. ifrlVT- 
 
 2~act. ar^^nr^ «. ^z'<WM «. ar^rd'-M w. artcrciT-j; /. 
 
 — fl!. or s. 3T5r^t':T m. ^f^TijfcT «i. irf?rJH »n. 'mi^ wi.'f^'?- 
 H ?«. oq'Rirr m. ^inTT?f m.— state. »fte=ft / j^t^ »;j. tk- 
 
 j'pr^r or 5Tr w. ar^^/. ars^nsr ««. ^ f. f^TR m. #^t 
 
 / 3?rr or nFTT 7«. 
 
 4— orf. a^ :}Ruf n. g^ruj- n. kc. 
 
 I. cessation, end. ar^RTR n. ^f'<TT /. 
 
 II.— in music, &c. rest i^f. ar^^TRT «. f^mTw. iTF?;/. 
 
 III.— in punctuation. a^^T^fRT^ ^"T/. F'J'mf^'^ ?(. 
 
 ft'^lHf^'^ n. ar^^nR'^'i. 
 
 IV. stopping cause, an olstrtiction, ^c. v. HindebaNCE. 
 
 HT^rft/ jftsT '«. ars^ir «. an^F^Tir «. 
 
 To put a s. to, V. To Stop. 5i^ ^^^iff, q^/.-^ffrfsj-tTw.- 
 &c. sjvT"^ y. q/". 0. 
 Stopped,/), v. V.A. 1. 3-HT %%^, '<tM^, &c. PrfrT, ^- 
 
 2 aT?^pR%^, 3T2^%^r, &c. ^37^, ^i%?f, ^PT^, ^FTS-'^-, 
 5T'?Tf^, =P?:nf?f, 'fl^'^^^, ^. 
 
 To be s. si^ ^(lif-TSof, ^ot, g^^of, ^Ziff, ar^^OT, aT- 
 S^TT, *T«5^"^, STiif, H^/. 51^^ in. con. 
 
 3 5T^ %%OT, &c. sj^, ^5, aTcR:^;. 
 
 4 si^ %%?5r, 55f5rr5?5T, Ac. 5j^, t;^;. 
 
 To be s. 5^^ or ^^fijf, ^qi^iil. 
 
 5 fr^ %%?5r, &C. rf^Pof, JTf f^. 
 
 Stopper, n. Stopping, p. a.\. V. A.l. g"5TT ^R^RT, irfjRiTrr- 
 ?T, ^tK^'HTO", &c. iffRhTF, nirT^'T^, if^TH^T^, Hf^T^'^- 
 &c. :??TTf-^FTft-&e. 
 
 2 ar^^rwuTRr, ars^loiuiKi, aH4=|uiKi, ar^tqiinTT, Ac. ar- 
 sfd'^T^, 'i\WF,., srf?tdq^,STf^«T^,3T5rd'=T-&c. ^-;pRt-&C. 
 I. See Stopple. 
 
 Stopple, n. that tvhich stops or closes the mouth of a vessel, 
 Sfc. V. Plug. ^ m. ^t^/. ^ m. ^^j:)r ^ »i. ^ m. 
 
 ^CTt «. |T55(t/ srNjorr or ^ «!. 
 
 Stoeai, «. stgrax officinale. fijTr^^g'T )(. f^T^rr^ n. f^T^?;- 
 ^ or f^T?Jrs^ m. 
 
 Stoee, n. stock, hoard. ^\z m. ^5T m. ^f^Tr m. ^v^ m. tT- 
 ^q' m. %crr ?". 5^''^'+. or "^ n. 3f^ or ^^ft^ n. ^1^ or 
 ^^Jft/. T^'nr m. TfS^ra or HtitFT «. ^RBRT «. 
 
 Hidden s. jq'/. %^ ?«. S^iTf «. — compreb. indef. &c. 
 
 %5rftErr m. z^f. 
 
 In s. ^fS'TRT, ^fq-f m, ?f?Tff, ifST, T^. 
 
 2 plentiful state., v. Advndaxce, Exceehance. ^/. 
 %~5/. ^Ifrf^/ sr^ or cR^/. 
 
 3 V. SiOHE-nousE. sr^TR/. ^r^oT n. 
 
 4 stores. ^RTRT «. ^jf^r^ n. ■^\n^\f 
 
 To Stobe, v. a. fill, furnish, stock. JTcf^, ^^FT 7n.--Hm\>n. 
 
 flT!J-&C. W'Wi,
 
 STO 
 
 83i 
 
 STR 
 
 2 lay up, hoard. *ii<l=iui, ^^q^^T, HT^^OT ".-^ts^oft/- j 
 
 ^rqr^-jfrs^ jr. o/o. 
 
 3 re/)Osi< in a store-house. ^it^\^■^fS^fir^-&c. %qiJr. 1 
 SrORE-nocsE, Siore-eoom.h. ^FT^m. ^FTtft/- :pt3R«.*l<ilO/. 
 
 f^W^IPTT m. q-^TK/. ^t^jq^i «. ?TWT^ n. [ 
 
 SrORE-nOUSE-KEEI'EK, »i. if 15^1^, q<,HK<^lT, q^rft, '^IWM?''^, ' 
 
 Stored,;), v. V. 1. %^jft %%^, &c. ^T^T, fqf^T^. 
 
 2 ^ i<t-^^ril , &e. ^f^, ^y^fr?!. 
 
 3 qjtfm %qR^, &c. qJt^^TrT. [(7TRT, &c. 
 SrOBEB, «. Stoeiko,;;. a. v. V. 1. ^^>T ^^"TRT, W^ ^- 
 
 3 ^r?T jqiiTTTT, &<3. 
 Stork. Sec CRA^■E. 
 Stobm, n. tempest. ^V^ n. m. qiq^oE n. gipH w. a^'tft/. ar- 
 
 qrw OT. ^j^ra n. qi^qr/ qm^ »». ^q^qm m. 3Tf?i?m ?». — 
 
 esp. witli rain, Err^qp^T ^V^^ m. ff^TRTrf m. ^f^Tlf^ »»• 
 
 Eoar aud rattle of a s. eiMuinr^in n. 
 
 To be s.-struck, — tree, &c. qr^spjf. [ qi m. 
 
 2 assault upon a fort, v. Attack. ^^ m. f+55^l«i< sJT- 
 
 8 See Tumult. [ ^^jf. 
 
 i'o Storm, v. a. (a fort.). f|5T»J. qn^JT ««'</« q?: o/o. flfPPCH 
 
 To Storm, v. n. lelloio in anger, v. To Eage. ^Kl^sof , ^^- 
 
 oi, +.i+'l')'t, Mol^otuj , qr^OT, =q5'F3'ir, -^clHolui or (TT^S'Jf, 
 
 gn<^5E'iT??^/. ^'^, ^ui+i^'JI, <i>j|n^>JHJfj tptjiitfof, ^<isui, ^- 
 
 SlOBMI>-ESS, n. V. A. v^i^tTi^T m. &c. JHTS/- 3TfrmrT^f?T- 
 
 StOEMT, «. tempestuous. qr^SET^T, d*MNI, ■^K'MI^^RTqT, 
 
 Story, n. floor, stage. cnr5 or cTToE m. JTSTsyy ?«. ^ot ?». 
 
 The^r«< stor^ is, ^I^^OT ?«. ■^f^T^oft/. qf^T or ^T- 
 ;^^ TTiT^ »i. — the second, |?RT or JT'-:?^ T^?^ w». — the 
 ihird, 3TTHT5t/. 3''TT^3^T/. — and an upper story, gener. 
 Jirff/. iTT5fr/. T^FRT »«. 
 
 Of one 8. V+,HMlri| or ?^,— of two, |ir3T?5T or 5{^,— of 
 three, f^m^s^r or fft, ^TfIT?rt,— of four, ^W^TST or ?ft, 
 
 Of fourteen stories high, i. e. very high. q^3[Trn^ or 55. 
 That has stories. T^JTOT, T^iisff ( in comp. as iJ+H^- 
 ?5T or ?ft, '^H'^irfl or rft ). 
 
 2 V. History. ^-<Tr/. f+dNH/. frTt?T i». 
 Eeraaining only in s. :p%TT^rT. 
 
 3 tale, narrative, fable, ^.'qjf. nr?/. ^T^^/.^ilt/. "Ti"- 
 ■Z^TPT/. ^'<Tm^ «. 3Tn?qT^ n. 3TP?qTfqw/. ^TT'jqTfr «. 
 
 Idle 8. 5iT^/. ^^f, 7^p^.v(jf ^fT^ifT/. 
 
 Long-winded s. H^TTM n. JTRrT n. ?TJTTqoT n. jJi^RJ- 
 ^"i . =q-^ n. qrtRtt^^/. =^T^ or q?; n. ^fepT/. q- 
 J?MT or ^ OT. ?mft=5 »». ?T'<T w. r5TTpJcrr^/. TlTf^!^/. 
 
 To make a cock and bull s. ^tt qf=q :p'"ai. 
 
 To tell a long s. about, qrosjm/. ^T^OT, iff^ «. ITOT. 
 
 To tell idle stories. mH]f.pl. ^Z^-^\Z^-^^\¥.^-f{t- 
 
 4 — as in excuse or explanation, fn^^ m. q^MT or ?n 
 
 5 See Falsehood, Lie. 
 Stoby-TELLEB, 7!. :p'<T^, qT?T?^qr?qT, qT^^T, qi^TRr, Hcft. 
 Stout, o. o/ large and strong malie ; robust, sturdy, lusty, 
 
 strapping, ^'c. JTrST or ^RF, '^TRPTRT, Hr^T^^TRT, q^T^^ITor 
 
 ^•nr, ^r TTT, qg^, q^r, ^k^, ^^^^ or jr, ^ifr:, 5t^ 
 
 lT»T^,':THqR:,q5^ or q-, jcqr, ^rsni, ^smr, ^3TT5,?IB, 'TT?'', 
 rRUINii, sdM^^lil or ^T^, q^^r, ?^^, J^JT^T, v-THT^T, 
 ■ vfftTT, ^JTop^ q^^F?;, tTSiH, '^q^, '?T^i TsgiT, ^q?:, efflS, 
 ^?H, 4-c'j^H, 5^, «^'H5'?, 5?f3n' or wTT, H^f^, ^F^iT??, ^- 
 :WT, ^q?W, ^^ ^^ or C555TT, ?!?, ?^ or (J, f^HT, ^- 
 5T or ?fferr, iTr5?55, qg-CTT, H^^, HJ^ or tJTT, 5?R0IT, H- 
 ^1 argr^l^t, ^THH^^, 5^^=^, f ^^^Jft?, f ^. Some 
 terms for a stout, sturdy, strapping fellow, bearing the 
 imjjlication of illiterateness, impudence, aud over- 
 bearingnes.s, and thus equivalent with sturdy boor, burly 
 brute, coal-heaver, ^c. Sfc. are rS^TstTT, 3%^^, rlgHlT- 
 
 fft, ?55fM:^3TH, ^5fTf*T?T, qfe, q;^^, ^fTJr, qftnor, ^f- 
 
 Eatber s. ^T5't55T, ^TlHI, ^itc^T. 
 2 — of things ; strong.^ thick., ^'c. ifoE^7, H^rT, ^^H^, 
 
 5T 'Jrmr. 
 3 See Bold. 
 Stout:?ess, n. v.A.l. HTSq'Trw. J^ft qr^qnTTwi. J^uirwj. q:;- 
 
 flr?:qorr»i.&c. ^m«».w. arqqfrqw. ^Tfkq|Tqw. 3tq^iqT^«. 
 
 2 qcA+.dquil J«. JT^d^HMUir ?«. ^UK^VHUir »«. &e. qs^P^/. 
 
 jrqfrft/ 
 
 Stove, «. — for cooking. =q3/ — contemptuously, jT^T^ ?J. 
 Hob of a s. arqs >». n. qH m. n. 
 Partition of the hob of a s. q^TH n. 
 Eaised mass for stoves. ^^^PT «. 
 
 2 AoZe rfwy in the ground to hold fire. ^m^n. •tXV^tf.^Wf. 
 
 3 earthen enclosure for fire. Hf[ f. 
 
 To Stow, v. a. place or pack in proper place and order. ?PT- 
 
 fq^^-^TfJt-q^tq^F^-&c. T^-sqof.qr?!^, !3T5<T^m5Lf=jT 
 
 decl.-&c. *n^-%qut-&c. 
 
 Stowage, Stowiitg, n. v. Y.—tci. ^^f^^^-&c. vrmjn.&e. 
 
 I. room for stowing. JTT^ HTqT^r 3TFTT/.»n.-?Tt5 ot.-&c. 
 
 Stowed, ;?. v. V. ?n^q-&c. iT^~r?7T, ^'■<T^TfT'«T^r *n?%^r, &c. 
 
 SiowEE, n. Stowing, _??. a. v. V. ?fT^?t-&c. T^oinj, 3T^?JT- 
 
 rT*TOT *|<."IKI, &c. 
 Stbabism. See Squikt. 
 
 To Steaddle, v.n. stand or walk with the legs apart. 'M^f. 
 i pl.-W^ m. ;)i.4>i+i«i-"Pf^-&c. "FT^ ^fT?5^, ?;fqT-&c.
 
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 Vi^f^ =^J^^ SPrjT ded. -Hlriui, "Ff^^T JHT ?;r^. 
 
 SiBABDLEK, 7(. Sti!ai)dh>-g, p. a. V. V. zvi] "Ffspsisjr, ^tnr 
 
 To SxEAQOr.K, V. n. u-ander from the dii-ect course or main 
 lady. qf'1<T-5^-'T^f^?r-|^f?(^-TT^rTro5-&c. fip^iof-^S- 
 
 SrEAGGLEii, n. SriiAGOLiXG, ;).a.v.V. qfl^'-^^-Ac. ^r^oir- 
 
 I. standing hy itself. g;^r, fT^^F, 31?IT, J^^T, 5?^^, H^- 
 SlEAGGLIKGiy, adc. V. V. qPT^, Tt'TfT, 'l^f ^, CT^frTToJ. 
 SlBAlGHT, «. not croolrd. ^'T^, ^T''^ or 35, ^"^ i'oj). ;j^, ^t, 
 
 g;'5R;, ^^, g^, ^t, ^r^^, ^Ts^nr^, ger^, fv^\z., ?i3^, 
 
 ^rft ?3[fT, q^ or tTJ, ^^T^q-r^fT, 37^^. 
 2/fljV, ^'c. Y. Just. ^5, :i^, sj'T^, JTmf^r, f?fs:?T. 
 Steaight, Straightway, adv. forthwith^ v. Immediatf.lt. 
 
 2 directly.^ not turninj aside, if?, ^?, ?r5^, qs^, 3T^r- 
 
 Siraight-fokwaed, a.— a. road, &c. qtT5, fR^PT^, ?f5q?, g- 
 2 oyPH, plain, ^-c. v. Blunt. ?R?5 or 55, tnq^HPJTr, ^"T- 
 
 S. speech or demeanour. T^ft^n^/. ^H^'TT^ HTT"! 
 
 To Steaighten, v. a. make straiy/tt. ^Z-'BT^-T^-SiC. ^.l^, 
 ^t^fwr m. Rreoi, ^^w.l^ n.-^^W.Vn n. ?^. 
 2 See To Steaiien. 
 
 To SxRAlonTEK, V. n. become straight. ^?T^, ^ft^-^T^cT-?- 
 
 SiHAiGHTNESs, «. V. A. 1. ^\z^^^ ni. ?TT55TOTr m. g'^'Trm. 
 
 &C. f^Z\ff. T^ZJ^T m. f^^m «. ?fRr^ ?1. ?r^^5?TT/. ^^- 
 
 f? n 3TT^? «. 
 
 2 ^nqiirr m. g-^dTT »«. Ac. f^T^m m. f^i^T^ m. 
 To Stkaix, v. a. squeeze through, filter, ira^, nT^rf ^r?3r, 
 
 ^?TfeTut ;)o;). HT'^ot, ^tqr?T ^FlS'ot, ^r^of, %5;ot, Ul^ttrr, ^vs- 
 
 ^ f.-m^^ H.-&C. ^ofy. oTo. ^of. 
 
 Jlatter to bo strained. iraoT m. 
 Strainings, £?;V< separated. TTS^r n. 
 
 2 i»y'«re 5y stretching, v. To Speaix. ^^R^, f=l<5'ji^, 
 
 ?5^^/.-&e. ^xm, r5=5r^f5rcfr. 
 
 3 rfraw tense, intend. rTrioT, fT"iTRr ??i.-fTT''I m. ^S\-^^tf^^ 
 rT'JT!=r'Jr5fat, ?Tom<n't^->S:e. ^af. 
 
 4: force beyond propriety. ■'Hr^, ';rttf^-'^T^rTT'^?r-%'fT- 
 rllU|^%^^-ij6Er^-&c. 3TM'jf, ^^ n.-&c. ^F^'H. 
 
 To Steain, v. n. run through, filter. q55ijf, 'TT^R^, W^. 
 2 W!«^r violent efforts, v. To Steive. %^, ^■aof, %?: m. 
 ^"jf, ^T'Pre or 3<^4>R m./.-^n^I «.-&c. ^ot, W^. m.-vm 
 m.-&e. ^i\-W.^. [f.W^f. ^Jl^/. 
 
 SiBAiS, n. injury from over crertion- sprain. t^^^P/. ^^^J! 
 2 he7-editary disposition or quality. ^?T?JRT or ^/. 
 8 course or tendency, V. Tesoe. ^oEOT »i. ^^^Z\ m. 31==^ 
 fn. grVM*! m. [^5 ot. ^R »». 
 
 STR 
 
 That will bear press aud s. %J?R, ^^RPIT^r. 
 
 5 ( 88 of abusing, beating, declaiming, &c.) continuing 
 effort, r\^^f. V. %, 5fn, ^m m. 
 
 6 See Soxo, Souxd. [ rT, Tfuft^. 
 
 Steained,/!. v. V. A. 1. nr55";^?5T, ;ifr'a'k?iT, &c. nTcfk, rifB- 
 
 S. tlirough a cloth, qf^ir^, cife^'iioft^. 
 2 ^?^R^?jr, ?5=5?^-&c. H<:fi^ or JRFJfST, &e. 
 
 8 moT^^, RT'nf3?|^r, &c. z^z^^ or jiijjft^. 
 
 4 sfr^^ wn"^^, Ac. cii^r, qsq^^r or q^ql^w'Tf^r, 
 
 Steainee, n. Stbaixino,;). a. v. V. 1. ^w.^p^,7^V'A^TT^, nr- 
 
 I. sieve, colander.^ ij'tf. irst^ or qt^in j(. xjr^OT /". ^ra<»l'T 
 /. h^r^r m. dim. h^lf. ^7.u(\f.—oi clolli, :(itim or ^r- 
 trot ?i.^T<^/ —of bamboo. U^'f^K "• f^l^at/. f:(lSTTit v. 
 
 Steaini>-o, n. V. V. A. 1.— ac^ TT^ot ;!. ^tV^'?? or ^r^-m >•'. 
 ^fToEOT n. &c. 
 
 2 sp^Rxrr «. &c. 
 
 3 rim'il n. rTTO^'T «. <S:o. 
 
 4 af'r^'rr H. afif^ sTrortrr «. 
 V. V. K 2. ^iTtJf n. Ji?:^cri «. cj^i sfRut n. &c. 
 
 Steait, a. V. Naebow. 3?*5, ^i^fJS, 3Tq?T^, ai^T, #^=0 , 
 
 2 rigorous, ^c. v. Seteee, Steict. ^^Hrf or ^rfj, ^JTTffTT' 
 3 — garment, &c. v. Tight. Ftn, ?li^FS, ?pr, ^^, 2R?Jr. 
 Steait, m. narrow pass, cj-c. v. Pass. %5/. ^^sff/. JTsfT^ft^c 
 /. ^\i\f. ?fW^g^'T/. 
 
 2 distress, difficulty.^ ^-c.Y. Teocele. ^i^f^ «. sts^ot/. 
 ?{=irs n. :p=ET/. ^P^fR »i. sptt n. ^i^5 n. %^. n. 
 
 To be in straits, a^^^sot, ars^icrr. [ ^R<JT. 
 
 To reduce to straits. ?rm m.'z'H, ^Ainn or i:\%t^vnm. 
 
 3 V. Dilemma. fqH^T m. m^lf. Jp^rRTT/.fsrSrft/.^^TT^; 
 Stbatt-handed, a. v. Misebly. ^mT ^5-^^ f^^R. 
 Steait-laced. See Stiff, Steict. 
 To Stbaiten, v. a. reduce to straits. ^W.z\rj-'ii'S^\^-&c. 3Tr- 
 
 DTOT-TrS'Jr-q^T^^, 3T5=^aT^^. 
 
 2 See ToNaekow, To Coxteact. 
 Sxeaitened, p. V. V. 1. ?j^frT cHTOF^r-Ac. arsxfOT?^?^, 
 
 &c. 3fi«tiw or aiiiS'iw, afrfsw, ^isi=F, ^=53'ifT, ^n. 
 To be s. 3T5^qTJM, ar^^S^^, ?I1^. 
 Steaitexedness, n. v. P. vrs^Ef'Jr/. 'JTS^orj;/. FiT^rj/. fTf- 
 
 tsfs/. aTr^Trff /• ?TH '«. T^^W «'• 
 Steaitly. See jN'aebowlt, Steictlv. [fl^pr^ w. 
 
 Sieaitkess, w. v. a. 1. ar^^oTT »«. Bt+.3'<"ir m. ari^rn/. 
 
 2 ^gjT'mr m. ^Frrf^KTir «'. 
 
 3 rfinair m. ^t-i;5<T'7ir m. errsTcrr wi. 
 
 I. (of purse, of atfairs). v. CieclmstaXCES, Povertt. 
 
 m^]i or m'^f ^\zf. 3115^^/. Plf^qTTfT/. m^tf 
 
 '^fUm^f. ^r{f. 
 Steake, n. iron band of a ichecl. tTf?/. 
 Steamoxium, Sxeamo.st. Sec Thoex-apple. 
 SiBAyD, n. beach, v. Shoee. w-\Z m. ^.\Z\ m. ^ n. ^z n.
 
 STR 
 
 836 
 
 STR 
 
 2 iwist of a rope. 9^1 m. '^3 or ^J m. ^z m. 
 To STRiND, V. a. run o;» the seashore. <pt5T^-^T5^T«rT-&c. 
 
 SriiA2;DED, ^. V. V. ^f7T«n: ■«l<s<j^t5T, &e. 
 
 .SrnAXOE, n. of another country, ij'c. v. Fobeiox. ^^5ft, TT' 
 
 2 of another family, alien. ^XT.J or 5fTT, TR^, f^lTmT, 
 Sff^T^ 0)' ^, iIt|^, 3T'!T (iu couip), <??■ ( ill comp), "T- ■ 
 
 3 «otf/, marvellous, S)C- v. "WoxnEitruL. f^FI^CTr^ f^T^^^- 
 
 4 0(f(/, irreyiilar, unusual. ^^si^7, (^ST^I?:^, ^^rr-|^, I 
 
 ?T^^, fT^^rr, fT=|5rrt'^, f^r^rfft, f^^iiTrftq", f=r^rrr, ■fe5- !j 
 
 S. fellow, queer, runt, ^'c. fellow, f^^ w. 
 
 5 wncornwion, unusual, extraordinary, ^'c. f^i^^iT, f^- 
 
 G unknown, or new to. ^^\^ SPT^Z^, 3T%SE^^, TR^T, 
 TT^ or ^T, TTRT, "R, HT^rnT^, n^<pnRT, 3TTfWTr=^T, 
 
 7 0^1^, uncomfortable, Sfc. in feelings. 3^?r. [«w. co?j. 
 To feel s. 3T^q^-3T?T^5-&c. ^of or mz^ impers. 8f 
 STHA^•GELT. See "Wosdebfullt. 
 SiBAXGEJfESS, fl. V. A. 1. T^^tTOTr in. ^\\f\^^] m. f^'^T- 
 
 2 'R%qoTT m. TRmuTT »». 1%?T^irT m. mM\{f. HVnf?!- 
 
 4 iTipippTTqorr »2. &c. f^r^TTf^Tfrr/. f%3?Tfft-q?rr/. 
 
 5 f^?5?^uiHU|l m. ^^[^^^ m. 3T^r?:q'Tr m. 3T3l'%^'T'JlT»». 
 
 ^^?^q- n. ^Hm^rir/. 
 
 G ^ilMUir m. q^^qTJTT »J. ST^^^JTr ffi. &c. nT^TFT/. "k- 
 
 I. See Alienation, Coldness. 
 Btrangeb, n. foreigner, -qf^^ft, f^^ft, 3^. 
 
 2 onenot of the family, \. Stbange. qf^^ jTpjTg- m.-K- 
 ^^ M.-&C. q^q^ m. c7n;f?T?5T, cTPF. 
 
 S. wornau. qr^/. TC^FrfiT^'^/. [frf, 3'^ra'^^. 
 
 3 icnJcnown person. STT^^^, aTH'rs^, 3T^55^t^T, ^-^- 
 
 4 one unknowing, t. Inexpebienced. ^?^JF»f^?:,^tT'=IT- 
 
 ^fi, sT^^rm, arqRf^ri, 3THf*ffr, 3Tn«ref_ 
 
 5 accidental guest or visitor. qr^iJlTw. (qr^lt/.) STfrTfiT, 
 3P-MI'lrt, 3TRfH^. 
 
 To SiEANGLE, V. a. destroy life ly stoppitig respiration, 
 choke., V. To Suffocate. loEqff^wj. ^or or '^|^^-^J^^-&c. 
 
 2 See To Suppeess. 
 Steangling, Stbangulation, n. v. V. 1. il39)r?r\'jf«. ^55- 
 
 "Pra ^^ ^K^n. irai^isjijfrj. ^preKRTwJ. »?rerr'tT»!. 
 Sieasql-rt, «. painful discharge of urine. ^^^K^^n. iT5Rm 
 
 '»• ^^^sn^'^^wi. 3T'fJT^/. 'N c ^ [qft/. 
 
 StBap, n. slip of leather., 4-c. ST^t/. ==m?RT«J. ^R^/. ^- 
 
 ? (for sliarpeuing kuiyes, &c.). MTqsofw. q^iR'jfw. 
 
 2b Stbap, v. a. v. To Beat, stt^rrot. ^-^f^. 
 
 2 fasten tcith a s. ^vf\^-&c. qt'^^nf. 
 
 3 sharpen on a s. ^(^Z^^T^^ ^r^ '^K/. aTMof. 
 Stbappixo, a. V. Stout, Laege. ^STT, n^?55, n5l|?r, fSrqif , 
 
 Stratagem, «. v. Abtifice. OTTTot. ^^ot. 3T»«. f f?T/. 
 
 Stratagems. jp^rfrT or ^/. ^T^p^irsfM. 
 Steategic, Stbategical, a.v.N. o^j^i-m I f^ ?IT?f sjtft-llrqq^, 
 Steategt, n. science of arranging for battle, o^^x'^^\f^^\f, 
 
 Steath, n. 4T3/. (as JftiTiTS, &c.). 
 
 To Stbatify, V a. iRm. sp^-sj^cfSr. 
 
 Stbatum, n. led, layer, ^m. q5?r»rt. ^^^\m. W^f. 
 
 Stbatus, n.form of clouds, ^xf 
 
 Steaw, n. (of wheal). ^T5/. — (of rice). <TOI« TTrfJI or irr- 
 
 %oiw. or tttTM & TTf^w. q5T»«. qTR«. ?rT^=r'T«. rrtJi^/. 
 
 — (of leguines).^rs«. — (of the grain ?rr^aft).HT^onpr5 n. 
 Bits aud ends of s. r\^^f. iT?T/. 
 Jack of s. ?n^?rTTr or SiTT, TJr^r=5n ^Zm. 
 That is not worth a s. ^OTsrr^, ^"T'Tg^. 
 To mind or value as a s. Jp^q?;?!?^!'^' ifr^^. 
 I dont care a s. %ZT: ^^J or ^oir. 
 
 2 light matter, a trifle, ^^jf^f. ^'H^f[ or f ^/ 
 
 3 a minute particle. ^Tjt /. ^W{Zn. sfRji. 
 
 Straws, chips, shreds, &c. %?;>». ^fj^TT?». %?;q;^^)«, 
 
 %T^'HRT». %?^g-q^«. 
 
 lb Steaw. See To Steew. 
 
 Steaw-beeex, n. ^^^aS 3TT^. 
 
 To Steat, v. n. rove., roam, ^c. t. To "Wanbeb. ■>T^^of , nz- 
 
 W^jf. pi. TTR<jf-m^rTi%?;q[. 
 
 2 rove deviously., lit. fig. i!T=F"jf, ^?^r w.-^^i/.-Ac. ^^ijf- 
 
 mm.-&c. ?rre'7f-^r|5 ^m, tt^ «. irof, ^qjifr/. irot, >?- 
 
 T^, iJiTH^iif, "JT »J.-vmTJT«.-&c. ^H^. 
 Stbat, a. that has strayed. ^^R, ^+i<, 5^, ^f'P^ST'TT^r^r 
 
 or srnPrJT, 5f^+rtc^i, n^T^Sc^r, &c. ifrat, ^f? , fs^ntift, 
 
 Stbat, n. stray animal. ^<FR "J^ »J. 
 Steatee, n. Steaxing, p. a. v. V. 1. T^^OTRT, H^'Tr'TI^- 
 "TRT, &c. \^mTJ. 
 
 2 f ^"JTRT, ^w^^'jrm, T^DTRT, ^sTRTrf^ ^^rmRr, ^r^- 
 
 I. given to straying, — bullock, &.C. 3?r5r5E. 
 
 Stbatinq, n. V. V. I.— ad. "HZ^n. &c. 
 
 2 =|qji7f ?;. 'T^F'jf «. 5f?r ^rof «. HrrTiif «. &c. ST^spoft /, 
 ^;fJT ?«. giToi n. 1^JT OT. f^;iTTni n. gffH/. 
 
 Steeak, n. stripe, line. \^f.\^€\ or\^\t[f.V^\ orv^^f. 
 
 S. iu wood, stone,&c.^lTT m. ^xf. — To haye streaks. 
 
 S. on certain snakes, &e. q>t^t/. 
 
 "White vertical s. (upon the forehead of a dog', horse, 
 
 &c.,) ?rm n. 
 
 To Steeak, v. a.\m f. pl-^l^] f pl-&Q. WA'i^. l^]f^f^=>{-
 
 STR 
 
 837 
 
 Streaked, p. v. V. '^r ^FKSFST, &c. qjRft^, ITTM^'T, 
 
 I.— csp. of cattle. iJT^oET or SfT^r, sffsr. 
 
 Blaek-s. upou a white grouiul. ^loERTStr or sfT^ofT. 
 Wliite-s. vertically upou the forehead, rii*-*!!. 
 Stream, «. running water, v. Eiveb, Eivulet, &c. «JT^<Tr 5r- 
 
 ^=^ ?«. 
 
 Separated and minors, (in the bed of a river.) rJWm. 
 S. turned into fields. arr^'T n. 
 
 2 current, course, floiv, lit. fig. att^T )«. qK/ sp^T^w. ^\- 
 
 ^uft/. ^^oT or cf^ur/. ^^\^<^f. ^]\^^.f. ^\^z^f. afr- 
 cTw. 3Tr55/. a^T^Twj. 3fr^/. 5Tf^/. ^gf?f/- ^r^«. ff?/. 
 
 Ag'aiust the s. srf?f?ft?T'.. 
 
 That drifts with a s. si5rT^>Tf?r?T. 
 
 To drift with the s. Sf^rf ffrT^'n, FsfjcrmT^rr STTf^ ^T'Jf, 
 
 To float with the s. sfRT ^I^tFS cl% ^TW. 
 
 The s. is rapid. <nTift %^ fTTi^. 
 
 3 (as of rain,or from a vessel) line descending or running. 
 fcTR-/. ^JK^uffw. T?^/. ^ ni. ^mv^f. ^\^^ f. 
 
 Continuous or uuintermitting s. ?RTfTqT^/. 
 To Stream, v. n. move in a continuous current, v. To Plow. 
 JTT^^, T^TTf m.-&,c. ^Irtujy. o/s. 
 
 2 e?;u7 a stream, pour out ahundaiitly. fcI'lJoSOt, f^^oEut, 
 
 m^/.-3Tr^oE m.- TR OT.- 5?n5r «.-&c. ?5Tnot-^^-g;;i7f- 
 
 frq^y. o/s. >T5'»TI-To53T55-&C. §?:'jf-f%^, ^q5!To!<jf. 
 3 — of sweat -jflow profusely. 5^5^, i'^i^ or f'lsnf adv. 
 
 To s. with tears, — the eyes. S^Tf^^, T?;^. 
 StKEAmee, n. pennon, ^c. y. Plaq. slKil «!. "FTTTT '"• 
 Steeamiuglt, a(/y. v. V. 2. q^q^ or ^, <?J5^'FoE or osf, 'To!- 
 Tol or oEt, H5E^3 or at, ar^'^TK — intens. ><>oii4>o5, "FoEToEt. 
 
 3 STTgJT or qf, S'lM'i or qt, 5«T5^. 
 
 Streamlet, m. small stream. 3TN5E »». 3?r^ ni. arr^^/. 
 
 ( or afr^ & ^rsft ) ^rr^sft/. ^jnft or ^rrtt/. 5?rtt/. 
 
 Street, «. road in a town, <J'c. 'Tratfft?5-Tt^ffr^-&c. ?^T «J. 
 -TTm OT.-&C. ift^ or iffq-/. [Lane. | 
 
 Main or principal s. ^Ivf'fff /. n. TT^sft^/. See also 
 Street-walker, «. prostitute, v. Harlot. stRTT^^?!^/. p"- 
 
 )Steength, n. force, power, vigor. 5t?5 or oj «. #T in. ^Tfrp/. 
 
 ?rrR554 «. f^TT/. arfqET'JT/. ^r»T »«. ^oi+'fl /. H^5?fr/. 
 
 5ToET5Io5/. rf^PFT »». rf^^IT w. fTT^ff/. q^l+M «i. 3wT ?i. '?)■- 
 r;q- 71. ^\r^r^ n. "^ n. 'cTH^/. [T^ft^PS^. 
 
 Beyond one's s. to bear. i^«rPT?rn', ?T^»n^r^T, ^r^- 
 
 Bodily s. v. Bodily. «PT^^ ^l m. 
 
 Decline of s. ^7MX^ m. q??^?? m. sq^-^rH m. 
 
 Loss of s. ilrf^iPl/. 
 
 Prostration of s. 3^JfOT/. v. ^ {or 3'S«rift^ %^). ^KTWJ. 
 
 That is under prostration of s. g'S^fiJI^^. 
 
 To gather s. sr^ n. 5^, sf^ n. qt'^Tor, ^JTTrf/. trrSr, 
 
 To put out one's s. ^m n. W-l^. 
 
 To spend one's s. ^T=^ W^ arif^ "fM^ ^T^ft ^F^, 
 
 artiT^ "Tnift or ^\^\\'w[\ n. jRTwf, vit«rw. ar^fff. 
 
 To try one's s. with. JTrTmer^T jtoji?: h. ETT^of, TiJftH 
 
 2 firmness, hardness, tovgliness, g(c. v. Goodxess. 3ft«r 
 m. ^rr OT. 5i5EqRt/. TTJT^I-/. =F?T m. fr/. '^JpiT m. 5fm 
 
 3 ( of liquors, &c. ) potency. ^\^ n. f^ or Jftr /. ^nst- 
 
 «;'T «. ?Tf^/. ^ w. FT^ ?i. ?r^fft-/ ^^^7Jf. ^^r^/. 
 
 To Stren'otiikx, i'. a. maJcc strong or stronger. sT^-^F^-H^TtI- 
 
 &c. ^, «I^ w.-HT^/. &c. sn^JfOT ^. 0/0. q^lfj /.-5R5(- 
 ^ n.- &c. :Rut y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 estahlisJi, corroborate, ^'c. v. To Confirm, tiot'f. ^-^?- 
 ?rmtrf-i%f>iq?T-&c. qp^of, si5iqr/t/.-&c. ^iJt-arnJiot, if^ /. 
 
 3 V. To Animate, To Encovrage. tftf 7n.-^4 h.-&c. 
 ^, ^sft^r m. aTT^TOT. 
 
 To Sthengtiien, i'. n. grow strong or stronger, sjo! «. tiT^, 
 
 %rT^iif, if^c^r^, sfoiR^ijr, ^^T^, sTosqpj-^^TTrqr- b«i?5- 
 
 &e. ^tDt-^r?T^ot_ 
 Strengthened./), v. Y. A. 1. sjs^^ %%rrr, »lcrfT=^^r, <S.c. 
 
 SJ'ttrfl'ihd, H-Mrfl-iid, ^F.^f^. 
 Strengthenee, n. Stbengthenino, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ^^W.Z 
 
 &e. q^J^f^^T, ^^m^f. 
 
 2 HfcE^? ^<uiKi, srx;^^ ^^jnTT-ariTMRT, &c. ^f^^rr^. 
 Steengthenino, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. 5i3;^^-&c. sf;^ «. =1- 
 
 55 ^ ?8. &e. iiHsr^^ n. qaffi; /. ?(5j?ft^oi «. sr^"^ 
 
 Strenuous, «. vehemently active and zealous, v. Diligent, 
 Earnest. ^?fpft, 3-?iift, T^^rrft, 37g=F, sT'If^TSTT^, n\\- 
 
 StEENuouslt, adv. V. A. qf^s.T^T#, <S:c. '^51:^, 3Ttn*ft|^, 
 
 Strenuousness, «. V. A. g^mt^'TT m. qfr'-m ?«. TCPT »«. 
 
 Stress, «./orce, s!'r(7/H,2jrfs««re. afrs/. aitsT »«. aft^oi /. 
 %?:»«. ?rm »«. ^R OT. 51^ «. [aft^r »«. arts/. 
 
 2 stretch, sirainedness. fim ?«. rIu;RT w'. HluKrI<?«IT »«. 
 Stretch, n. v. Effort. «R?f jh, ^^^ m. ?tiot w. ^?: m. »T%- 
 
 At one s. or eflbrt. ^m afrs, P% afl^, ^Jf.^ BSR^TT%, 
 ^ frre^'%, ^^, <^^^f, =5r^iTT^1TTfi=T^Tr. 
 
 2 Zo«^ r««. nmui/. j>. c[5, rTM »!•/. 
 
 3 See Peach. 
 
 2b Stretch, v. a. extend, c.rpand, v. To Spread. <T?T^'il, f^- 
 «KU|, T?fRT w«.-&c. JpT'JT y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 extend, reach out. c^ij-tft^ ^T"??, f^i=lfiiui. 
 
 To s. cue's limbs. ^^TT m. pi. ?TMoT — througli 
 laziness or under fatigue, art^'TtST w.-a^Wftosr w.-aif'R- 
 
 3 male tense, t. To Intend. fTnTOT, ar"! ?«.- rTJII^F m. 
 ^3t, ?TT5-&c. ^i^.
 
 STR 
 
 838 
 
 STR 
 
 4 strain, force, litr. 3Tr^, 3tr|^- 3T1 « 1 H I «1 •T-#^-&c. 
 3TM'ir, «toJ «.-&C.?^, 
 To Strktch, v. n. extend, reach out. H^Juf, "T^hl'Jr, vj^m, 
 
 2 open out on wear, g^or, q'^ToE'i, ^?7-f^fil?r-&P. \\^. 
 
 3 he along, run, trend. Jfl^or, 4I^uft/.- ic. 3T^St y. q/s. 
 Stretched,/), v. V. A. 1. T^r^OT, f<^«Krfr5r, &c. f5rrtrr,5T^?T. 
 
 2 ^.U %%=^r, .<ic-. 
 
 SlEETCHEB, «. StKEICUINO, l>. a. V. "V'. A. 1. "T^?;iITRr, f^- 
 WKUlRT, &C. 
 
 3 amtTHT, HTtii^rTr, rwz^.i'^w. &c. 
 
 4 aft'SuiKi, afr^'T^'^ arMtTRT, etc. 
 
 To Stbew, ti. a. sjiread hi/ scattering, v. To Scatter, fsf^- 
 ?at, q^T'jf, -aT'*??^, cnfR'Jif, f^<M*,H-&c. ^q;ot. 
 2 forf)- iy leing scattered over. CH'4T'JI, TT't, f^T^I^TT- 
 
 &c. 'T?;>it-3Tr=^r^. 
 
 SiRiCKEX. See Stbuck. 
 
 ^j^.ic'E.'L'e,, n. instrument for Icieiling grain with themeasiire. 
 
 Smoothed with a s. WT^^. 
 S.-stnick — a measure. f^TT^RT. 
 SiEiCT, a. exact, closeh/ careful, v. Accuhate, Precise, g- 
 
 fft, ^^, ^^^r, 5it'=i?raT, ^5^ff?f, ?Rr, ^trt, stw, w^. 
 
 2 rigorous, S{c. v. Seteke. ^H^TT, JJfTTtT or =qT, 'Jioi^^T, 
 
 3 See Tight. 
 
 StEICTLT, adv. T. A. 1. frW, ^'T^/^'T, ^7T decl. 
 
 I.— enjoining, cliargiiig, kc. v. Peeemptobilt. «t^r^- 
 
 SiBiCTSESs, n. A. 1. gfftqorr «!. H^^t'Ttrrr in. &e. 
 
 2 ^K^iqorrOT. ^tJf^qiJir m. kc.f^^f. 
 Stricture, n. v. Costractiox, Whixkle. lis/. =qHfi^w. 
 
 2 critical rcmarJc, v. Criticism. Jjor^iqncqr/. 
 Stride, «. Zon^ «/f^. sfn/. sn/. 51/ ?:fT/. 
 
 That takes bug strides, sfna o;- jfnToS, 513 or sirsE. 
 3b Stride, ij. n. ivalJc iciih long steps. JIT/ pl.-&c. Z\%- 
 
 SiBiFE, n. emulation, x. Eivalrt. sfffRT'cTf/ VJ'-A^f. 
 
 2 V. CoKtextion. 5iM/. ^T^TT^ or 5T?Tq?:/. ^^ or ^- 
 
 vf «. g^ ;;o;). ^^ w. cpfe „,. pop. ^.3C f. FA^^-f.^ ITTST m. 
 
 HTSur n. p#iT m. fi^Tf/ 
 To Strike, r. o. hit, l-nock, ^'r. ^arof or ^mi^T, HR"^, Sr|r- 
 
 fiit, ciT^iir, Jl^ot, fq^xjf, ST^R w.-^?I?f «.-^TfT?n.-5!n^T?TM.- 
 
 2 //(rcjf smartly and lightly. JTTT'if, ?r^5f, tp^ot. 
 
 3^( a s^ail, flag-, teut, &c. ) loicer, take down. 3fRot, ^r- 
 
 4 cause io sound. ftjTdf, sj^of, STT^sr^. 
 
 5 C with surprise, wonder, Ac. ) t. To AsioKisn. ^- 
 
 6 njTt'ti in some particular tnamier ; seem to. ^R'f, f^- 
 ^i^, TT^Tot flZ/ wzV/j m. COM. 
 
 7 See To CoiK. 8 level with a strickle, ^fmm. iTRTif. 
 
 9 again, t or upon. 3TT75Sijf, STTT^, 3TI*olut. 
 
 10 oft' ; V. To EiTACE. tJ^ or gsFiif , <Pf?T «!. 2^, b'- 
 :jjr m. JTRiif. 
 
 11 off ; j>;;jrCM, /ir/n/. ^jn^. 
 
 12 off; separate by a sudden blow. r^^'^-^.V^-Scc. ZJ^.^. 
 
 13 out ; V. To Efiace. ?jft5of, ^^-of, ^f^ ZW.^. 
 
 14 out ; invent.^ v. To Contrive. ^i\^^\rfif.'^\^g.ofo. 
 
 15 up ; Je^/» to play, Sfc. ^TT^f J^TT^. 
 
 To strike a bargain, ^r^^ ^RTm. iTR'iI-f"'if, Z\^f.- 
 
 To Strike, v.n. hit.^ touch, ligJii upon. ?5RT'I, ^%'^m.-V(Z^-J' 
 ^t^.f. BPrn-qnoty. ofs. 
 2 sound. ^n?fdt_ 
 
 8 suhnil, See To Yield. 4 against ; 3TTJ5:ot, cflN=r<if. 
 5 off; diverge. "pf^Firr, "pf+,dU|, 'H^'Ji. 
 
 G out ; — a swimmer. ffTT or ^TT/. ?:T^in-HT^"^, %"TT^. 
 Strike, n. See Strickle. 
 Steikee, «. Strikijto,/!. a.\. V. A. 1. JTROTRT, ^'JFTTTf, 
 
 5 «■«(? AsTONisnixo. ^f^i=r ^^RT, ^vg ^'T'TTCT, ^PFfr 
 
 5?7f5mRT, &e. ^Hrprfw, =5frr?FRt, f^?mq^. 
 
 I. obvious, glaring, evident. ;?^5^fT, 55t5^rf, 55I55tt?T, ?- 
 
 Steikino, n. T. V. A. I.— act. iutctt «. iTRot «. ZX^M n. &c. 
 ST^R M. ^T^T w. ^?r w. aTT'TrrT m. z^rq^ m. 
 T. V. N. 1. ?5TTT0i M. tTJ^T m. 4^2^/ ^^/. CT^^/. 
 S. of tlie foot against. 5^/. v. W^ ?^T, 5^/ 
 SiBiyQ, 71. slender cord, ttoine, (^'c. ^f\ f- ^^^^ f- ^^izn. 
 l^^f.^^m.<\^n.X^f.m.^^] m.i\^f. ^Vf.m.-^^ 
 m. Bpfpop. ^n. 
 
 A s. of twisted silk. ^.^1f. 
 
 S. of a puppet, doll, &c. ^r^Jra^ «. ^=5( «. [?T^'i. 
 
 2 ( of a musiral instrument ). ?TR/. ftj »n. H?t/. ^Tfcf/, 
 
 3 draiving cord, v. Tie. ^5m.ij'<»J. ajV^ «. ^?T<Tft/^F^T»?i. 
 
 4 (as of drawers, petticoats, &c. ). ?TT?T »«. ^ri\f. 
 
 5 ( of a bow).T. BowSTEiKG. f%n?T?».3qT /. ^'^m.^^^^f. 
 G concatenation, line, SfC. v. Series. ?T^/. TlrlT/'Oi). RT^ 
 /■ fR/. ?Tm5/. ^T?5 «. ( in. comp. as, ?15?^r?5, &c. ). 
 
 7 ( of pearls, flowers, &Q.)file. 35/ ?^5t/. ?t^»!. ^R m. 
 ^W^ pop. fKW.f. 
 
 S thread of a rope or ticist. 777 w. T5 orqs w. 5r5 m. 
 Q fastening cord or string, \. Tie. 5f^ ??!. 
 10 See Fibre. 
 To String, v. a. file on a stritig. aft^, nt^of, j'poT, ^r'^"^, 
 T?:f5IDT, q*T m.■^■^^ n.--^Zj^ m.--^^] f.-'B^'^ n.-&c. ^iJT 
 g. of 0. 
 
 2 furnish with strings, r^mf. pl.-r\i^X or ^IriTf. pl.-&c. 
 
 ?rT5m-^5^, ?irr^?p.FT2f5rr?T"?-&c. :fR<xr. 
 
 3 make tense. r\jwr(, ?f<ir?I<T[^'f, ?10T?f'ifr^-?fi^-&c. ^R"^.
 
 STU 
 
 839 
 
 STTl 
 
 •i ( a bow ) noT m.-&c.^^fi(^, [gf^f^'?. 
 
 SiEiNGED, a. haolitff strings. ?fT^r^,&e. rtsff, rtt'if , ?tgg^, ?t- 
 Single-s.— mus. iustr. (T^?Tr^_ 
 Two-3. — rope or cord. |^t, ^^ci, ^^^. 
 SlfHiNGEST. See SriiiCT. 
 
 SiKiNQisEss, «.v.A.2. ^t?:T3qarr»8. ^\i m. rfrrr/. pi. \^f-2>l- 
 
 J^rRrsQT, a. Jilamentous., fibrous. rflT'TT, &c. <THKT, ^"StTTT, 
 
 To be s. ^l^PfSir. 
 Strip, n. narrow piece, qft/. r%^t/. f^R*^/. f^'fjP «. dim. 
 
 A colored s. along a cloth, trrft/. 
 To Stktp, v. a. dejjrive oj coveriii<j.i make nalced, denude, ijv. 
 
 ^ n.-&c. =FT5ijf-3'fft"Jf ff. of 0. ^T{]w.X'^ n. ^^"if— jocosely, 
 
 2 divest, make destitute of, t. To Deprivk, To Bekeate. 
 -^reof-^TS^ ^<^ iw'^/i '^T^'T o/o. ^'j(in comp. )-&c. 
 
 3 /^ar Of ;>!<// off. JpT^of, 3'i=TT5T, 3ST^, 3'«r5of , — roughly, 
 &c. 3ffT^, 3Tn:5r5'^o>-3fT^^5Dt,fiTf^ot,f^T3W, W^^^. 
 •1 spoil, fleece, v. To Pltjnuer. ^FT?T^, ^^TrioT, 5=^^"^, 
 
 if at, ariTsis^ or '^K^\m, ^-T^of, f?r^rf^qH:r m. ^^ijf 51-. 
 q5T^ ^. o/ 0. 
 
 5 |)re«s o?<^ //se ?as< milk. 'Nsot, f=r^JT •FK'rr. 
 Jo Steipe, v. a. lash, v. To Beat. <??:% »». ^J^. HTT^. 
 
 2 form stripes. ^l^^f.pl.-&,c. spi^q:, qj-Sfr-ic. ^I^T f%- 
 
 f^^ ^?:^. 
 
 Stripe, «. line of different colour from the ground. Tf r ?«. 
 
 ^/- ?^/ ^^r/. ^tt/. ^ft^/. ^?t w. ?iqf1?;/. 
 
 Stripes direct and transverse, ^^\^f\ f. \T\ m. 
 
 2 sti-oke of a lash, ^'c. v. Lash, Stroke. <pj^r«!. "P^^- 
 
 3 mark of a lash, iceal. ^Z m. 
 
 Striped, a. formed tvith stripes, or having stripes, q^qft^^ 
 
 qTTiFf, q| ^Ts%?5T, qi-sfT ^fj^bt. 
 
 Gold or yellow s. ?fm?f'ZI. 
 Single-s. (T^<J{cft — Double s. 5^?ft. 
 S. in the form of daggers, wavinf^. ^:^Tf^^iC, ^dlO. 
 2 having rained seai7is. ^5t, ^3TU, ^?TST. 
 S'rniPLiso, «. one just passing from bot/hood to manhood ; 
 
 lad. sTTt^r, a^TS^TC'Tr, qrc^TmrDTTT, qt^nr, qr^T,qf"T5r, w- 
 
 SxEippED, p. V.V.I. HTT^n %^^, ST^ft^ %3^r, itc. difl»d. 
 
 2 ^T'FT'^^r, Hm5rr-T%f-&e. %%^, &e. 
 
 3 5^TSi%^T, 5?r?^^r, &c. 
 
 •4 ^Tq^?r?5T, 5^5?5?5r, &c. fH'Ji=T, ^5^5. 
 SiRiPPEE, n. Stripping,/), a. v. V. 1. ^»Rr-&c. ^T'JIITT, ^- 
 .^-q-q^-&c. qf^tJIRT. 
 2 'TTI'T'iir'T, :TTn'?T-^^'l-&c. JpT'TRT, 
 
 3 ^Fr^iniTr, s'Fi'^oTRr, &c. 
 
 4 ?TT»ROTRT, g^T^TTITT, &C. 
 
 To Srnivi;, v. n. contend, c^-c. v. To QuAEREr,. 5^=^01 or JT- 
 nsof, ^i\^ or ^^Tot, qwoiF, <t5^, HfliT H.-5ri5T «i.-f^- 
 ^rs^ W.-&C. q;^iTr_ 
 
 2 «i(iA-e ycM^ efforts, use great exertions. Jpiwf, ^?fft, 7- 
 
 ^rT/.-sim m.-^'?. m.-S:c. qw-^Rof, g^.&c. 7?iTT m. ^.^ 
 T^.— Conveying tlii.'? sense, and corresponding with 
 the phrases, To agonize, to energize, to strain every nerve, 
 to work tvith anight and main, ^"c. some words and 
 phrases are, f 'trSi, %?:dt, qa «. :Rdr, 3T»THT 515! «. ^TTf't, 
 
 arSiiS adv. g^or, ^^ »«. Hrrot, ^ m. tjTi jut, Tt^Nr^s ». 
 mot, 3T?i'4 wi. HTsnt^Tot, ■H^n■<^^^-m^m■^]^ m. pi. 
 
 5Rot, ^^ m. ^Toi, %i7Tr/. i^.-f^^qCT/ /)/. ■^_6t, ^'T^ w. 
 ^iJr, vffcf m. ?T^Dt, ^"^-7 w. ^qr ^pm, ^5 «i. ;;/. q=iur, o- 
 *<l^'M >». TtS^, ^K^R: m. W.K^., 3'?:<FtS 0?- TTPPTS/. "'.- 
 
 also under To Labor. 
 
 3 vie u-ith, v. To Emulate, To Eital. srflaTTT/-^'?'ft 
 /. ^m, ^if.-^tif. q^-?5r;ror. 
 
 SxEivEB, n. Steivixo, /). a. v. V. 1. ^fT^oTRT, ^^TTRF, <\.c. 
 
 SiEOKE, «. 7i;«0fi-, ^-e. jt^ m. i\W.Vn. ;rteT ":■ 3TT^FT m. ^^- 
 A s. of the hand ( upon a tabor, &c. ) iJTq/. 
 2 — with a stick, cane, ic. v. Br.ow, TnuMP, Slap. <^- 
 JPT »j. 5R^ OT. qj^^JHTT ?«.5T?:^RT J». '^qq^ or q^^ m. vr- 
 
 ?r«Rr »«. '-^tqi wf. =E(q^ >«. q?rqn' m. ^vjfif. ^w.\ /«. ^- 
 
 ^ET »J. =qq^/. =qT^/. "[wi.rrHrjr m. 
 
 Sounding s. ^FIT^T «J. rTSFFT o?" ^T '«. ^F^^r m. ^^ 
 Two-handed s. ^q^/. 
 To strike with a back s. V\i^^\ fTrTRT Hrm. 
 
 3 ( of calamity, affliction, ite. ) bloiv. ^Tcr or S^r »«. ■•^- 
 igT ?«. TEpPr M. ^HTT m. ^[FA m. =qfT '«. =q%7/. n^3Tq ,vj. 
 
 ^rs/. sr^?:/. '=Tm ?«. ^te »«. «rKi/. s^/. %fT/. ^m'«. 
 
 4 ( of deceit, knavery, &c. ). ^^Ff /. 5ft^ »«. 
 
 5 ^0!«cA, masterly effort. "frd+W '«• ^fT «i. ^?R rt. <fJa;- 
 ^/. OTT/ ?JTqt/. [m5ict_ 
 
 To put the finishing s. to. 'aTT^ft/. KK^-HTq'i-ri- 
 C line drawn. ^?T n. l^f. \^J f \w f 
 
 Devious s. or line in writing. "P^^ m. 'WVF-V m. "P- 
 
 The strokes and points of writing, compreh. ^FRTT- 
 
 7 /0Kf7i of the pen. Z\^ m. 
 
 8 ( of a swimmer ) striking out. ^iVJf. ^f. {TTq./". '•'TTq/". 
 To Stroke, v. a. rub gentli/, smooth. ^ ;;i. fj>T«f'3t, ^qra- 
 
 '^, =5Trq^Tqt/.-^qt^>ft/. msof. 
 
 2 — by way of endearment, v. To Foxdle. <^<c)|c4u|, >Tt- 
 
 3Rui or ift^Rot, -*f^T?^, qnrt^rsr^-itc. ^ r». f^nrw. 
 
 To Steoli,, v. n. raiMc, rov>\ v. To. VrAKDER. m^.^ \^t-
 
 STE 
 
 810 
 
 STU 
 
 -&c. <POJr. 
 
 SiEOLL, Steollisq, w. V. V. TV[^ n. &c. %T"1>'nj>T m. ^ m. 
 
 To take a s. ^\^ n. HIM ^iJf. 
 SlEOLLEK, M. Strollisg,^. rt. V. V. iHUlKF, ff fTRT, &c. 
 
 Stkollixoly, adv. V. Y. ^d(Hr1, ^ diH?i . 
 
 SiKO'O, a. having force or strenr/th ; rohtsf, vigorous, (\'c. 
 «l'rl=IH, sfHtH, SfS^?-, «I5Sr5n, STrfr, offe^, 5I?5rS^, «T^^ir- 
 c^, ?f^I?5, SfiR, sj^^T^, ^rT^R, ^Rl^r, =ftT^5, ^TTT- 
 
 ^r, ^R^FF, ^"tt^tt, <^iJTT=5rT, f srrfr=5TT, rnqprfr^r, ?iit'4, 
 
 To was s. sjoET^^, ^frn^. 
 2 — of tbinj^s, buildings, Sicjirm, solid, sulsfantial, ^'c. 
 ?3^, ^"^HT?!?: T^iT^, ST^H^R:, JPJT^T^, ?riT?R, ?l'JT?njft?T, 
 
 <'I«K<J.K, f^^T^, S'^^'^. 
 
 3— wind, tide, &c. rapi(7, i^v. vfrTTSfT, ^fWld^IMI, ?m- 
 
 4 — smell, scent. S'q, T^ftT, 3^T^. 
 
 5 — cloth,thread, &c. affirm texture. srpJT^, ^^^ST^, ^^- 
 
 6— medicine, &c. potent, ejicacious, piqnant, ^'c. qsisps, 
 
 ^^i^mI, inmt, anrm, ?r%3T, ^^sf^T', joirqr, mui^ih, n- 
 SiEONG-BuiLT, Steoxs-knit, Steong-made, a.Y. Compact. 
 Steosg-hold. See Foet. 
 
 SlEOXG-SMELLING, a. V. E.\NE. 3"^, J^, 3'»ftT,3^^4,5f^'T«^. 
 
 2 of strong mid diffusive odor, ^^^■s^ or iT^JT^ft^, ^- 
 
 Steop, n. leather for sharpening. qr^T^^ w. *TNC<if «. 
 
 Steuck, ;). V. V. 1. ^tJI%?yT 0/- ^1J?5OT, TRSSSr, &e. ^?T {also 
 in cnmp. forming valuable words endlessly, as ScT- 
 «ft,^;7%, ^cTHF^, fcrl|?I?q-, ^^»5pf, ^ft'T, &c. of whom 
 the furtune, life, glory. &c. ia struck or blasted), 3TT^?r, 
 
 OT^, !rf?T|rT, arfjT^Ff, E?Tr^. 
 
 S. ( or stricken ) in years. ^T'fl"!?', ^T^^ftrf. 
 StHuctuee, «. edifice, building. fHR?r/. rTJ^T »». Sff^ /. 
 2 /om, »!a7«, v. Build, ^\^^f.^^m.^^f.■^^;^f. 
 
 ^^mzf. 
 
 A particular form or structure of a sentence or pro- 
 position, spftn m. 
 To Steuggle, v. n. male violent efforts icith contortions of 
 the hody. ^wr^ or V^'^TS^, Kn^6f , rT^^i^, |Trrqm m. 
 
 or qs^/.-'cTi?!? /.-&c. Ti;iir-Hi5^, 3ir'T7T3=riT?;/.-3TT^- i 
 
 aTTT?:/. qRot-JTfidr. 
 
 2 ?(«e great effort, v. To Laeoe, To Steive. ^m n. ^Rof , 
 
 ^5T e^H'-^'t'T <?r|fr-3f|cf h^7T-&c. j^tt n. ^^ot. 
 
 3 with; V. To Weestle, To Steive. ^fHt/.-^ff^irar^ft/. 
 
 -&C. E^m. [/ pi.-&C. ^IDT. 
 
 4< ( with difficulties, distress, &c. ) 'N+olot, 'T^«Pcc'?T 
 Stecggle, Steuggijng, m. t. v. 1. vrsTSot n. ^<tft ^IT^ot 
 «. <TSq>3/. J«/ens. HSTTsr: ?«. qs^ or ^Z'^%f. trs^S/. 
 3Tr??:T3TTq^/. aTr?oi3TrT?:/. 
 
 2 (THrf Effokt. ^?:tflT/. 3TT2J?r?:/. 3TTCT3TTT/. srrt »?. 
 
 3 5frat/. ^ffsrm^fr/. 
 
 Steuma, Steumous. See Scrofula, Sceofulous. 
 SiEuuPET, «. pw/iVw/e, V. Haelot. ^.^-i^^f. KT3^^/. 
 
 Abandoned s. tf>^Tt5/. [ ^^frftift/. ^T^/. 
 
 2 fcifrf woman, ivhore.^ \. Haelot. fv^^^\^^^ f. ^f^^ 
 
 Steung, p. T. V. nr^T^^sr, g"?^^, &c. nfticr, ?tf<^?T, ^f=T?r, 
 
 To Steut, v. n. walk with affected dignilg.^'^.^'^Z^^m^m. 
 ^rT?I'Jf, — as used esp. of women, ^H^F^ or ifT^'^, '^^• 
 
 ffT ^^rra'n, srht^^ ^ifft^ ==rrs'Jt. 
 
 Steut, Steutting, n. v. V.— oc^. ^^:^n. 4T?TTf». ZHW,^n. frr- 
 
 ?;5r^«. &c. 3T^5 /. ST^FT?;?. ^;fnT«j. ^/. t'stt^ or ^^\^f. 
 
 Steuttee, n. Steutting,;?. a. v. V. ^zm^1 ^^^ ^Wj^KJ., 
 
 Steuttinglt, adv. V. V. ?npr, s^TfT, H^'T '<T^, fH^iffT. 
 Stub, m. small stump.^ piece oj stuhlle, ^c. q^ m. ^^W- «. 
 
 f?/*«. f5;^t/. q?t?ir m. 'iw^ n. %^ m. 'S^■^^ n. 
 
 2 See Stump. 
 To Stub, v. a. v. To Geub. gr^of, g^^ ^[^, Wl.^. 
 Stubbed. See Stubbt. 
 Stubbiness, n. v. A. <|iHU|| «?. T?"?'^ ?». &c. WTS^ 3TfT n. 
 
 511-1101 aTTT «. arn^r sfrqr m. 
 
 Stubble, n. stump of wheat, Sfc, stalks left in the ground. 
 
 ^5 m. v^^w.Z n. or ^^^ n. pi. %T?TT5T m. vimtlf or ^- 
 
 ?rT55TT/. pi. Jfr5»35 "• 
 Stubboen, a. V. Obstinate, Peeveese. "STU^, 3TC^, 31S- 
 
 ?r, 3Tfr?j, iTR^t, ^rm^, TTCT or HTiTt, TTS^TT, imnr, ^- 
 
 co'TT, ?jf55^'jrr, ^?y, ^rigs, ^TtP^ c 5. 
 Stubboenlt, of/y. V. A. 3T5^qTJrr^, &e. ^Tiq'fT^, ^^\ '4^- 
 
 Stubboenuess, n. \. A. grre^^orr OT. arSSTW m. TT^qoir 
 
 OT. &c. ftnr^ w. 3Tm^ ?«. 51^ m. ^U+mh «. sTJTrr w. 
 
 Stubby, o. s7(or< oW </uV^. 3^75°^ STtnr^r, arrss^ «lt«Tr^r,
 
 STTJ 
 
 811 
 
 STTT 
 
 Stucco, n. plaMer of lime. ^?qT^ fiTcTRT «». ?r^?rr «». 
 SlUD, «. ornamental nail. ^H^y. 
 
 2 emboxscd nail. ns;^^/. 
 
 3 (of a shirt, etc!) nvt/. 
 
 4 ( of horses ). TT^r/- ^TJ^T^E/. 
 
 To Stud, v. a. adorn with sfmfs. MH'^M jf. ;)^-J=5K^r/. ^i. 
 
 Studded, j). V. V. ^;^H?jTT ^s^r^?^, &c. ;irjtrr, ?rf^(iii 
 
 coiiip. as ?^^^rf=^, Hf&T?^f-i(?r, HlfTR^^f^FT, &i:). 
 Student, n. one cnr/aged in study, v. Scuolau. ffl^TfiXT, 1%- 
 
 Studied, p. and a. v. \. 1. ST'O^^fif^TflTFr, "iT^-^flm, ^Ti-'T^T. 
 3 "J^IJft^ %5r3c5r, &c. "J5^fqfT, 'J5«Tlf3T?T, 'Tq-«^f^q<T, 
 
 I. versed in learning, read, v. Leabsed. "T^^P, W?TT, ^- | 
 SiUDlous, «. given to study, devoted to learning. fif?T^r-3T- ' 
 
 '•■qTT^?fr?^-"T^H0T-'TT--5fra^-?ffT!:-ctc. a^vtrra'^, f5rqT«Tret, '; 
 
 2 diligent, solicitous, sedulous. Sjvq | ^1 ^ s^rrfift, ^^T't'Y, 
 3^Pft, sq^T^IT'ft, 3T'-"'T5rwrtft, ??T'lT', 3TrH^, ?f^^, ?T?<TT. 
 SlUiuousLT, (7,71-. T. A. 1. f=T?T% arre-^^, fsT^Ts^^IRr, 3T- 
 
 2 s^THir^r, BT^r#, ?n^%^?T, 3TT?r^i%, &c. arr^f^- 
 15^, 5qT^'iNcr%, &e. 
 
 Studiousness, «. -v. A. 1. ^?T==ft-3T«T^T?rr^- <TSi^r<t-&c. 
 
 <TtTrT/.-3^R'<Tr/.-&c. f^qrs^^iT TO. 3T'-q^5TT?r% /. yr- 
 
 f^q?T?ft?5fIT/. aTRT?rTrt?T^r/. &e. fJTfTmr /. aT^-^'RT- 
 
 f^T^I^ 11. 
 
 2 T^JTntTOTT m. 3^rT J". s^TT^fT ««. ^T?TT >». 3'?TT >«. sq-- 
 
 ^^^ m. ^<^^^^^^ m.. -s^mf^f. ^rrf^/. 
 
 ^TVD^, n. application of the mind to looks, ^c. 3T>-'<TT?T W. 
 
 Close s. ^fcRiT'^q'^i^ n. ?frrriTwn"?T »?. qrft^ft^^ «. grg- 
 
 Discursive, desultory s. i^HHM^hHUI or =5i*H0T«. 
 
 2 consideration, contrivance. \^'^K m. {k.^^ n. <i^\7[ n. 
 5R ^ «. FI?T n. :p?T5=rr/ W »». 
 
 Deep s. E^rra" J«. ar^HTTH OT. [^rfsTTq- w?. 
 
 3 sulject of stud I/. f%^^,^I^\^\\^^^ m. ^^TfZf^ n. rfiK^z(- 
 
 4 room of study. ^^^^^\-'S^'i^^^V^\-&c. #?ff/. cJts^T- 
 
 To Study, v. a. apply the mind to, read in order to learn. 
 f^T^Fof, ^-f^^m m.-'<fl<^^^ n.-&c. ^^ g. of o. 
 2 ponder, S(c. T. To Cossidee. f^r^Rwj.-T^rT «.-fq-pT».- 
 &c. qo^'jf g. ofo. ^t5E^, ^'if. 
 8 arrange oy previous thought, T. To Peemeditate. fcT- i 
 
 ^^9- ofo. y 
 
 To Studt, v. n. apply the mind to looks and learning, f^^, j 
 
 q^(jf, f^F^rr^ m.-f^m^^ n.-f^^r^^^w] m.-&c. ^^. k 
 
 106 
 
 2 V. To JIeditate. JRH «.-f%rPT n.-&c. ^kH. 
 
 3 endeavour diligently, \. To Stbive. 5R0I, j^fH m.- 
 &c. q^TJif. 
 
 Stuff, w. matter, material. d^il'^H «. q-^p) /. 5JT^ «. jo?^ 
 
 «. TK^rf^sR^ n. qfroirfjT^q ». wmm w. 
 
 2 See Ci.oiu. S furniture, goods. =Eft3niJ??/. fipr'ft/. ST- 
 ^TTST n. ^tPTR n. ?3^ «• f^lf^'XT m. ?7^VS{ m. ^V':^r\]f. 
 
 4 ruhhish, ijv. v. Tiiasii, Nonsex.se. ^RPmrfwr or qpR- 
 
 "jrin^oT M. "pfflfflr/. nai^iiR «. ■a^j'^-k n. m^f. 
 
 To Stuff, v. a. cram, Jill full. f^PFTT-T^-^R-scnf^-rTf^- 
 
 2 /orcc i», drive in, cram. JpRoi, ^f^Rot, <ri^, =5lf^0T, 
 
 Mi-^i-i"!, =5friJT3iTr, ^^6t, 5re>Jr, ^?lW, %?iDt, eiqw, <T?r^- 
 
 3 ( the nose, &c. ) bluck up, olstruct. #JW, sJT'Ti'Tif, g- 
 vrpTJf or f5r"'r. 
 
 To Stuff, v. n. feed glutlonounly. W. ^hVA^-^.'-h-m - i^'M - 
 r{^^-^^^Z ado.-kc. ^m or ^T?!^, T7^^-T"if, TT^/. ^- 
 
 ^, 5r?:-qr^ «. jpriJt, ^rai% in. pi. HTH^TT ^["if, irrn<T ^- 
 s/. ^i^., ^"^, 's'T'^, ^'T^^ ( as 3Tr3T ?7m ^35 3q^?j ;. 
 
 Stuffed, ;5. v. Y. A. 1. f^^R-?T^-&c. HW?^I. 
 
 2 ^=Er;??rT, 5t?i^?^, &<■. 
 
 To be s. ^ijf , #51^^, =qR.0T . [»T?rT?rr m. 
 
 Stuffing, n. relishing ingredients. J^ n. ^\KV\ «. qr^ m, 
 
 2 Moi/cr i!o^/;. T^ n. JTTT^T »». 
 
 S. to fill up a hole, &c. =EfKr "»• 
 
 To Stumble, ij. it. f;v]p. sts^irssof or ar^^oiuf, arj^oS'jt, 3^- 
 
 S'Jf, s?iaaf, 5>7^/.-5^/.-&c. :fTm or in. con. ^^T^of, ^- 
 
 feff ^rof, 'Rjr?r?r «. ^"ii g. ofs. 
 
 2 on ;/rtZi on, light on ly chance. a7?^- 3<^ Rh -aprf^- 
 frf-3T^frTrr-&C. ^Iq^of-fR'aCfr-ir^, a// !«/</i !». coh. 
 To Stumble, v. a. cause to trip. <ffI^o!;r'Jif, S^?5t5r<^, Ji'^IJT/'.- 
 5^/.-&c. Z^ W^^ ffI=rot. 
 2 perph'.r, puzzle, <j'c. v. To CoKrouifD. 'M4>K"ii, ntVoig'- 
 
 ot, qm?^f?i-ctc. qT?ot-5iT?jar, ^rsT3T w.-q^c w.-rqTf^- 
 
 ?€r«.-&c. ^Rur^. ofo. 
 Stumble, Stumbling, n. v. V. N. 1. 3T5^f5HTf >i. 5=q5sar ?/. 
 
 5^ or 5^/. Z\^f 3T5iHotuil/ ?^jT?I^ «. 
 Stumblf.b, ?(. Stumbling,^;. «. v. V. N. 1. stst^tIutttt, a^f- 
 
 Stumblixg-block, Stumbling-stone, Stumbling -place, 
 
 n. ai5^T3'JT/. a=rs^^ »«• 3T1^3e n. 
 Stump, «. (of a tree or plant );Mr< remaining in the earth. 
 
 g? tn. g^T "'• '''''I. ?f^T/- g^T «. g?T^ «i. <jdKl ?«. 
 
 Sharp 8. ^otr w«. g^l^r wi. 
 2 ( osp. of a limb or worn article ), ^p^ or sff^tTf n. z^- 
 01 or zi^^ n. '4r: n. itffjUT 7J. ^JT^R^m. »iT7^ or ifra^fl. 
 5ftoi/. ^"^IH: «. 
 
 Keduced to a s. JST or ^3r, ■■tTirr or 5Pir,
 
 STIT 
 
 8i2 
 
 SUB 
 
 To Stump, v. n. tcalk thumpinply. i^M^W^ ^p\VJ\-^^^^-&c. 
 
 SrcMriXGLT, adv. v. V. ^tJT^?f-qFr^-iS:c. ^'JT^'n. 
 ■>ruMpy, a. sJiort and thick, v. Stubby. f^ifF, IJ, ^Z. 
 
 2 s/(or<, reduced to a slump. VRF, j^, ?^?r. '" 
 
 To yiCN, V. a. male senseless ly a How. 5[^'TfSr-iT|TCT%-&c. 
 ^rErK-^f^-3T%rPT-&c. ^?^, 3TT^Tm'?J%'T-&c. SR^. 
 
 3 nmil-e rf'z^.y f>i/ noise, overpotrei- one's hearing, deafen. 
 il1^-&c. ^Rtjf , ^TT^ >M. pi. <PIl6T-5i?l^<Ji ^. 0/ 0. WA^Z^\ 
 or a n. /)i.-:j;H3ro'Tr/.;>^-&c. sj^EfiJi y. f>/o. cJTT^fT^^-^- 
 
 To be stunned. ^rRZ^\ or $ n. pi. or sqT/. J}1. ^^'^ 
 
 Stuso, p. Y. V. s^FTJsr, Ac. ^?r, ^. 
 
 Srn.vxED,;). v. V. 1. sl+^m^' Mw^^ %?5?5T-5rR^r, 3TTq^r?fH- 
 
 2 ^m "Pll^r, !pPT55?t sm^r^PTT or ^^Pi^^A. 
 Srux>-EE, 51. SrusNiNo.p. «. v. V. 1 JhF^TH ^m^^ ^"TRT, 
 
 2 q^ "FUuiKi, jpH5^ ^r^^roTrtr, &c. 
 
 Stunning' noise. ^TfI^ «>. 
 T<3 Stcnt, «. a. hinder from growth. <j<^«iJi', i%T^iJV, qn^ 
 
 /. ^s^Sr-Hrsot y. 0/0. 
 
 Stuxt, a. Stunted, p. v. V. gr^^TrSc^T, &c. jpT?:^ W^iW^^j 
 
 To be or become a. ^^'if, ^WRc^r, %^ijf, ^5% 
 
 Sttj>'tedk£S3, n. ^|^"'^aTr ?». &c. 
 
 To Stupe. See To Foment. 
 
 Stupefaction, n. stupid or torpid state, v. Stupob. ^_^f. 
 
 nift/. ^3/. »TT^ «. jfrf m. q^r^T^'Jir «». wf ftw «». 
 
 Stupefactite, ff. Stcpefiee, m. Stupefying,^. «. v. V. 
 
 ^3T?PF, Ht|^, ^^r^F, jf^q^T^. 
 SxCPeiied,;;. v. V. §7 %?I?IT, 31 %?5?^, &c. jn, q;?,3"^,%- 
 
 f*r?T, ^fn^f^, ^i"i-,hH, ^?tHrr,rTrt5r^?j??T or cth^^jjt. 
 
 To be or become s. 'jim, "PT .ic. ^m. 
 To Stupefy, f. a. male stupid, d'ull, senseless, Sfe. nt\-\i^-&c. 
 
 ff^'ra'T OT.-&C. !j;<^y. 0/0. 
 Stupendous, a. v, "Wonderful, Lahoe. xf^>T^ 'TrS'iTRr 3T- 
 
 ^, STT^q^PTW, f^»:Hi|^R^-^:T^. ' " [ 7\]f &c. 
 
 Stupendousness, n. v. A. ST^FiqTJnw.^Tr^TTTT/. f^^H^PFTT^- 
 SlUPID, a. dull,doltish, heavy ofunderstanding.^%-i{^ ^^"^ 
 
 ^, 37=5f^, fTTffj, ^^ff?', 375^^5, ^3T^jr3T?r, ^, ^s^rf^r, 
 '^^1 1'^i 'irrr^?;, vrTP7?;^Tr,"%?5J,"^T^,^'tF5or 55, ^'f^"^, 
 
 =SIT, 3TriTT53TT, ^I-5TT, ^J'^^-, 'i\\A or rjTT^s^T, 'jTsTT^, ^R?- 
 
 ^1 ^f?fl^-Tf^?T-Ac. irqr^E, q?TToft, gift or yqr, n^, 
 
 ^>Tm, S\?jFfT or fqT,%ft, iTTi?>^ or JTTTfB or nnpst, 5rf5 
 2-as under sleep, iutosication, &c. nq, 5^, g^, ^5 
 
 Stupidity, Stupidness, n. v. A. 1. ^^^'^] "^V^^ in.--^^^\ 
 Vi. &C. vT57^ ?«. ^IR^f?/. JT^fi/- HSHirr/. ^SHfH^: 
 ^?T^5/. Sr^ff?/. ^\^^ n. KJJfFfr/. m^q n. r<fi'?'T«. 
 
 2 jTmr "i- ^^^^\ m. g^qtjnw. Ac. »i>rt/. ^f. g wt/. 
 
 Stupoh, «. torpor, stujiefaction, suppression of sense. '4tl f. 
 
 n^ft/. ^j^f 5rfq/. gtqor/. 5fm/. jtt^''^ m. H?5/r%:r- 
 
 n\^ m. ^iT »rt. f f^q^^T m. ^f^^STITwi. 
 Stuediness, «. V. V. A. ^isti^ qsq^quiT w>. ti\-T>tp7ii «. 
 nsf^qorr »». &e. kt^^^ «j. 
 
 Stuhdy, o. rolust, lusty, ^^-c. v. Stout, Steono. ^z^K., qrr- 
 
 ^f?5T or ^f r, tr5T<=?^,yr^f'M or iTfiiTOTinsf, n5T^,'^rinT, 
 
 ?fT3T, f cqr, Jpol^^T, q;fT, T^R:, 5^^ or a;?TT, tTK^^. 
 To Stutter, Stuiteeeb. See To Stammer, Stammerer. 
 Sty, m. (for l)0},^s). |'^^T?rT?«. ^^K^rrsr?". 
 
 2 /iKMor «M the eyelid, it'l^^^^fif. 3Ttf?r"Jfl'/. 3Tt^?:^/. 
 
 To Stye, «;. «. |^iC^TR?rf?r-|^Tr5^f?f ^k^. 
 
 Stygian. See Infernal, Hellish. 
 
 Style, «. particular manner, air, mode, ^'c. ^Tnjfty. H'ft/. 
 
 ^v€\f. vuz^f ^x^f. v(x^f.'o;^orz\ir[f.-?iz^j. 
 "^f.z^^f. Tf?r/ HT?/. 5Fft/. "Tqfq OT. ^r^/. g^/. 
 
 q7T5T«!. ^mi. sq/. ^/. |f^/. 
 
 2 particular manner of writing or speaking. 5T<f^<-^H-=fl. 
 
 ^fashion of procedure, v. Coukse. ftfrT^o^. fffT/. =^?I/. 
 
 HToSTw. tlKTw. q'^fcf/. 
 
 4 (of a dial, &c.). 5[i^»!. 
 
 h pointed iron, graver, Sfc. V^ff ^TFJT^T/. 
 
 6 (of a flower). Sffs ?». qtmST .vi. 
 
 7 V. Title. f^SfRrn. qi^TijT^THw. 
 
 8 dashing icay, ^'c. «ftH?ftit^«8. 
 
 To Style, v. a. v. To Call, To Name, ^^i}., f^ffFTw ^St. 
 Stylish, a. dashing, v. Fine. UTift'^, ^A^X, HTHS^R. 
 
 Styptic, a. that slops hemorrhage or bleeding, x^ ijs ^nrrr- 
 
 Styptic, n. r^fjSf^ ^^tJTK ^>rfeT«. 
 
 Styeax, See Storax. 
 
 SuAsivE, &c. See Persuasive, &c. 
 
 Suatity, n. softness.^ cfv. (of manners or speech). r[\^^^'^vum. 
 
 Subacid, a. moderately acid, stmnof, arN^S, H^^T'^, 
 Subaltebn, n. ^T?nW?y^T 37T?IdRff!.-qnTr>TTO'!. 
 Subaltern, a. ^MK=(iri->=ir,^ra^T. 
 SuBAQUATic, Sue-aqueous, n. <TPiJTT<?rr?5^. 
 Sub-department, ?;. ifR^^ sf^Tor?!. 3""Ttn«. OTsr^Ruri. 
 To Sub-divide, v. a. part into smaller divisions. ^f?ift^- 
 
 5rf?:ift/.-&c. ^^, 3Tnt^T»».-!rfH'TRTOT.-'ik^HT'Tw.-&c. 
 
 ^RWy. 0/0. 
 Subdivision, m. subdivided portion. 3T^Tt?T»i. Hld^lTPTm. cfi- 
 StTRT ^i^Tw. ^^^n. ^^^J^m. STTHTm. liTnjTl/.
 
 . ^UB 843 
 
 To SuBDUCE, To Subduct. See To AVitudraw, To Sub- 
 
 TEACT. 
 
 To Subdue, v. a. Iritiff info SKlJection, reduce tinder domini- 
 on, vanquish, 4'c. t^^^jf, ^fn-T^Fs^^^-tte. :RT^-^^?r ^"jf, 
 f?rFT-qTTf^rt-qTT-^t?r-&e. ^^, 5f5Wfflr-^fffr-&c. a^TO'^, 
 f^Ktn-31JT^rT-FI|£q-trT-itc. aTM'jf , SHf^cTr, ^Rq-n.-^m.- 
 ^cr^)«.-&-c. JR^ /7.0/0. ^'^q?T-HT-vS;c.^'n -as intended, 
 and imswi-ring' to to criisJi, to overwhelm, to overpower^ 
 
 »TT^^ "ft^n. ^^ g. ffo. qra/. ^Roif .9. of 0. ^Tuj. 
 Subdued,;). ««<? a. v. Y. f%^3?^, ^5T%?!;?rr, ^'Jftw 3Tm%- 
 
 ?;t, &e. 3tt, ^?t, jt^tth, ^rntf ?r, sf?ft^?r, TO=?^frf, ^frrrr, ' 
 
 5t?T, 3TrTf?f, =FT5ft^. j 
 
 To be s. EiauftH ^^. 
 I. of subdued affections and passions, v. Mobtified, ^rf- 
 
 f?T, ^, srnt^^fT, ^TtfT, ^jfr, sfnifr, jt^^, -^filFf. j 
 
 SuBDUEi!, «. SuBuuiso, ;;. a. v. V. T^^otrt, ^^T^T'TRT, TO- 
 
 Subduing, Subdual, n. v.Y. — act. fi^=f.^n. ^Z'^^ STM^/?. 
 ^ftW aTMiif tt. (tc. ^r^ft^R^w. 'H^ni. JT^^r M. ^iT=T». (used 
 freely and eleg'antly in comp. as, sF^-M^H^T, ^It^H^, 
 #'T^T?r, WAM^^^, %i^:^, V'^^^^ &c. ), SJT»>. ^Hn. 
 ^m. fn^^m. Pi^^r^n. [qr, aTsfl^, 
 
 Subjacent, a. situated below. ?=TP=r5?r, ^T'^i^^T, 31^-T:f^*T<T, 3T- 
 To S\j-BJECT,v. a. put under or u-itJtin the power of. ^^\ 
 
 2 subjugate, v. To Subdue. fSr^, cr^-&c. JPTW. 
 
 8 expose, make liable. ^3T-f!n«ft?r-3T'^^-'frT-^mr-&c. 
 
 Subject, a. under the rule of. ^M^T, ^R^:^, ^T^^, ;^- 
 
 ^, aTTsTtf^, f^^^T, ^%=^T, WTTT^f?r or ^cNI+irr in comp. 
 
 3^1^'^, qT^^rr^-ft^, <nr':ff^, tt^^t, qr^i^, qra?, qri^trr. 
 
 2 exposed, liable, obnoxious. cf^T, ^^r^ft^, ^'4t^, ( in 
 comp. as ^miM^ ) 'qr^, ^rrr, <fl\ ( in comji. ). 
 Subject, w. o«e ^^a/ Oic« allegiance to. T^Hf sf^/. 
 
 Subjects — collect, or compreli. \^<\ f. sT^T/. ^TrTT^TT 
 m. 'i'^rW^\f. ^rT;#p m. pi. ?JN> M. 
 
 2 that in ivhich any thing adheres or exists. a^fsf^fpruT n. 
 
 r'jm M.arf^TOr^". sitor ot. afr^TT m. -fl^j-q m. ^■^\^^ m. 
 
 S. of an iniVrenco. sqrcq' n. 
 
 3 ( of any operation or act ). aTT^T^' w. 'flT^'?^^ n. 3T- 
 
 4 /o;//f, i/ifwe. ^T.l^ n. ^^ m. ^]'7.f. \k^ n. |?Trr[ m. 
 JT^^ m. ■T^K^ m. «. sr'rfT^ m. ^t'n m. ST^fe/. Sflfr^- 
 q- Hi. Sff?TqT?T ». ?'<?^ n. 
 5 — in grammar, ( of a verb ). W.r^U 
 
 Subject mattee, w. v. Subject, f^r^ m. ^^'^^ m. 
 
 SUBJECTED, p. V. V. 1. ^r^'r 3TM^?^, 3TH^frT 3TrOT%^, &0. 
 2 ft^r^F^, sr^T %%rJT, Ac. %T, ^^T, ^?tq^, ^Tft?^, ^^ffij^- 
 
 SUB 
 
 
 Subjection, n. v. V. I.— act. ^jTeSt atTTT't ». 3T»lfft?f 3TM- 
 tit «. &c. 
 2— act. fil^ROt «. if^^TOT w. Mx'Xt^^ n.%h\\'^^\ f.—»lale. 
 
 "Rrt^lrfT/. "TR^5qH.q7mt^?ir/. MTfTifiFH«r'i.aTr|Trvft5Tfn/. 
 
 In s. or s\ibordinacy unto. ?iT£^PT. 
 
 To acknowledge r. ^Mf-fftfr ^T w. tTT^f. 
 
 To reduce to s. tf^rait^ 'flT'T''f. 
 3— «/a^f. ^qorr m. ^\^^7\]f. ^\\^f. artft^fTT/ ^j^j «. 
 
 Subjective, «. relating to the sulject not to the object. 3lftT- 
 
 SuEJEGTiviTr, 11. V. A. arfi^ijmf^Tg^r/. Ac. arf'^^'n^'tfvT- 
 
 To Subjoin, t-. a. add at the end, add after, v. To Add. ^- 
 
 To Subjugate, &c. Sec To Subdue, Ac. 
 
 Subjunctive, «. — in g-rammar. ^!(iqT'4w. [Tl^iTM^ 
 
 To Sublet, «;. a. arrqiT TTS^ q?!??^ ( ?JT5T 5?i>: ) JW-TW 
 
 Sublimate, n. — white. ^^ijV /;o/j. r??'FT'JTw». 
 
 Sublime, a. See High. 2 ZoJ7y, cheated, ^-e. Cg. j^, ^, 
 
 SUBLIMENESS, SUBLIMITY, «. V. A. 2. 3^qt7Tr »». ^I^qOTT «7. 
 &C. ?ri%/. ^t^\f. SI?T^?rT/. JT^rHrtr/. m^??^ «. STPT- 
 ?^>'^ n. [ ^^. 
 
 SuBLUNABT, a. mundane, y. Eabthlt. »T^=rR>^T, ^^f^l P**, 
 
 SubMABINE, o. ^K^ffT^TT, ^MijrlGt^T, ^5^rTr^<T. 
 
 To Submeroe, v. a. v. To Pluxse. JS^rot, H^?l n.-f^^- 
 
 T n. «?R'ir 5'. of 0. nr^rf-&c. ^F^wr. 
 
 2 See To Inundate. 
 Submerged, Submersed, f^.v.V.l. g^^^r, Tf^Tf, f^Jrl^- 
 
 Submerging, SuBjrEBSioN, n. t. A''. 1.— ar^ ^S^T^ «. i^^SM 
 Submission, «. v. Y. 1. ^SFT ». srrfTijf «. ^%tJf ».?T?:"7I^- 
 
 uf n. &c. artfr^T^^rKft^Twi. q-^if^^^rrwi. qtrn^^^^^m. 
 
 2 (i«(i Obedience. Er?T3TO>7t n. Ac. ■^T^W^'^.f. '^W- 
 
 I. See Eesignation. 
 Submissive, a. v. Obediest, Humble, Obsfquious. 3HT^- 
 
 ?TrT, f5H«ft, ^f^T^T, 5fS[TrTrai^lft,'fl4ltH?ir^tTrr|-,5I?T'^. 
 Submissively, adv. v. A. ««(/ Y. N. 1. ^r^^rXH', ^i;^^::^, 
 
 ^tjr'^r^, &c."%7^rrT, cff^iRf, V^"??^! 'fl^fPT^Tr^- 
 
 SUBMISSIVENESS, «. V. A. ^-TlftT>Jrr »l. ^(t'TT'JTT «». aTTfUJ^- 
 
 To Submit, i\ a. ( with tlic rccip. pronoun ) v. To Obey. 
 
 3TTffcr-;ffJTf?r-^%^-Ac. Ti^^-aT^in-^rrrfi', 3TTfrqt35Tn.- 
 
 2 V. To Eefer. m'T'Jf, Zl^in, "^^OT. 
 To Submit, v. n. give vp resistance, yield to another. ^^, 
 
 d.'m-.ui , ^n-Ac. ft'if, HtsFTRT-^^FTm-srrs+iiMm-Ac. ^"Y- 
 2<jf, ^R./". iroT-qT^^FTijf-mJT'n, ^ rfr-^R wf^m pop. ^t- 
 
 rr-^RCTT-Ac. ^m, ^R w. ;/. ?T0T-3fT30T, 51 M.-<t n.-^ft ".
 
 SUB 
 
 81.i 
 
 2 he sttbjecf, he suhnissive. ^S{\^-^^^\r[-^^^\<^■^:^\r\^ 
 
 &c. ?T^<ii-^rntn--Hwi3t, sTTfrrTT?^ n-cflrfTT-r?)^ «--^f ^- 
 
 sfTCTfT /.-Ar.sFTai, iIfl-3TMT^-3Trflt^?T-3Trfn'Tt^-f ^^- 
 Sbbohbinacv, n. T. A. 1. a«J SUBJECTION. ?TT%^/. ^^- 
 
 HtniTT «i. &c. arqtHrfT/. 5r^?fT/ arrfTtf:?;?!?^ n. 
 
 SuBOiiPiKATE, a. under the control of. v. Subject. fTT^TT, 
 
 2 inferior in rank, aut/iorify, ij'o. T. IsiEEIOE. ^^rra^T, 
 
 3 of /e.fs imjiorlunce, secondary. ii^tJT, ST^T^H, aT^??^'. 
 gUBOEDiNAxioN, »j. Y. A. 1. and Subjection. ciN^«t/. ar- 
 
 tft^TrTT/. 5r^T?n-/. 
 
 2 ^T?5^ ^v^f\f. w^^ T^/. 
 
 3 'TiOTrlT/. 3TSfgR?tr/. arsTTtip^ «. 
 Principle or law of s. ifroiK'^'qr???!^ m. 
 
 To SrrOEN, v. a. (a witness, &c. ) hrihc io talc a false oath. 
 
 Stjboenation, n. \. Y.—act. '^^i^^ ^^^^ n. ^z^]^^- 
 
 ?rr«T5T n. 
 
 SUBPffiNA, n. ^K^^^f. r\T^f. 
 
 To SuB.-CEIBK, V. a OiOiich^ attest, c^-c. lij icritincj ones name 
 leneath. ^^/-^WT^ n. ^^•^TTrSJrr, Z^r\x 7!.-^5T?TrT n. 
 ^ijf, ^\^ n. faf^iir-^TTSaT, ^|t ;F^?T-&e. ^^ q^T'Ji-Tr- 
 
 2 ( a sum of money ). 'TftrT-TfH^-qff^ decl.-^^Vif\- 
 
 =s'n^rKt?f'-&c. f?5f^'if-^r?!nf-His'jr. 
 
 To SuBSCEiBE, V. n. assent v. To Aoeee. ^.^7^-■^J7^-■^v^^. 
 
 2 agree to give money. qft/.-rLtT/. ^Rof. [^^^. 
 
 BUESCEiEED, j>. V. V. A. 1. ?[fl%c^?5T, ^W?TWTrTBt?r, &c. 
 
 2 qftiT f?5ff %?5r, &P. 
 SUBSCEIBEB, 7!. SuBiCEIEING, J), a. T. V. A. 1. ?r^^^IJIRT 
 
 2 qfm-Titsr^-&e. fef|<JTRT-^RtJTTTT, ^T'f'jfr^. [ n. &c. 
 SuBSCEiPTiON, n. V. Y. A. l.~act. W^^^ n. ^m^Xm^^ 
 
 .1. name, ^'c. vndericrittcn, v. Sionatuee. ^T#t f?=5^^- 
 
 H TT^ n. ?rft/ S^^rT M. f TFTTW? n. [ i^jT/. =q^r m. 
 
 II. sum sulscriled. q?t /. q^^ q^T m. cf'i'jft/. JpffT/. 
 SuBscEiPTioN-LisT, «. qft/. ftq^EfT-qf^sff ^tk/. 
 SuBSEQL■E^-CE, n. Y. A. srg^q- «. STHimq- n. ar^T^rrfwr/. 
 
 ScBSEQEEM , a. following, coming or leing after. JTTn?r ^TT^ 
 
 w, ^?R^T, mipr^, <Ti3tHTn=^T, Hm^ETT, wmFiT, <Tre^r, ?- 
 
 Bcbseqi;ekti,t, «rfy. V. A. and. Aeteewaeds. f^xn^ jtTTT- 
 To Sueseeve, v. a. serve insirumentally, promote the end of. 
 
 ^^\^-^^\^.&c. q^tji g. ofo. ?f|:^?rT /.-Tq'fTfn?!! 
 
 f^-^^^^m and,toithin.con. ^mq^ur g.ofs. ^PmT^- 
 
 Ij Subservience, Sdbsebvienct, n. \. A. OT'tin w<. 3^^TT;«. 
 Ij ^^TT »«. ^q^TflrTT/. 3-q^TfTHT /. OT^^fTT / ^^q?Tft?n 
 
 ! SuBSEEviENT. ff. SuESEEviNO,/?. a. V. V. OT'TTTr^r, &c. :j- 
 
 jj qqpfr, :7q^^, ^q^R^, ^q^FKt, ?r^mt, ^s^r-w^tt- 
 &c. q;fT?-j?;rTt-&c. [ ar^Ti^T m. 
 
 SuB-SHAEE, «. Eft^i-qr^ ^TRF m. &c. ^\z=^ f=r>TTiT OT.-=TfTr m. 
 
 • SuB-SHAEEB, n. ql^^sTT fsj-TTnt JTM^Fft, ar^Tf^ft, sjf?fTTnTftprR'^. 
 
 2b Subside, v. n. fall to the loitom^ Y. To Settle, si^of, 
 
 2 become quiet, calm, stdl, ^-c.Y. To Decesase, To A- 
 BATE. SRT^, qS'jf, ^HT^, f<RR^, ^Kr[T«r^, ^T?!T^St^ ^\. 
 
 rT-&c. frw, griR wi. eq^TiT w.-^'q^nrq- w.-&e. ^"lof ^r. ofs. 
 
 3 le reduced, — a swelling. a^T^T^, grfTtif, af*3^of, arf- 
 
 5RT, Hra'si'Ji, ^^iiT, g'^qof, f5R<J7, air^T^ w.-afrfTRT 
 
 9W.-&C. f[^ g- of 8. 
 
 Subsidence, Subsidenct, Subsibing, «. y. V. 1. sf^uf ??. 
 f<£i?icroT «• aTtriqrT^ «. 
 
 2 swJr «• q?"Ji «• &c- 3^TR >». g^^w «». ^^rur^r «. 
 
 3 ^RTT^ »«• ^fR^ «■ &c- aftm^ »«. a?reRr .«. 
 SuBsiDiAEY, a. aiding, assisting, v. Helping. ^JT%^r, 7q- 
 
 Subsidy, «. fl?V? iw raowpy. "q^Tr5ft-&c. ^TH^ f. q^qr^T-Ac. 
 
 qn^fT »»• «T^?7T«rf r^q' n. 
 
 To Subsist, v. n. y. To Be. ar^rrff. 
 
 2 le maintained.^ \. To Live. f^T'Trf »J.-^pTRT w.-q^n- 
 
 v?fTTT «».-qra% «.-&c. =Enc5^ ^. o/s. ^\z ». xfT^crDi--*f^^ 
 q"i?:«. T^^y- o/s. 
 
 3 See To Inheee. 
 
 To Subsist, v. a. maintain, support, feed, qp^tiif or qt^DT, 
 
 qr^'it, ^■HT^ci, 5TT^iiDf, 5rr|ijf, =5?T^5r5T tfzVA % o/"©. qT?5?r 
 
 «.-q"tqnT M.-5^qT"7CT m -ecfrf^TSlTf ?».-qFJ:^OT «.-&c. :?;. 
 ?6r y. of 0. ^=^ «J.-qT5r% «.-f5T5rr^ m.-M^n^v; m.-&c. =qT- 
 FIJIOT y. o/o. 
 
 SuBSLSTED,^. V. V. A. qr^BtTT, qrs^OT, &e. qr^rr, tfffSrrr. 
 
 Subsistence, n. y. V N. 1. and Existence. arfkqtTT m. 3T- 
 f^fq- n. ^^ n. ft5iif?r/. 
 2 — state, Y. Living. J^RT «i. qR^j^^fnTT tn. 'T^TT'JT /. q- 
 
 xfi^q?/. 3'^f^5rt^ »i. sfq^f^qr^ m. ^-jTi^cT ji. 3"q^lq^w. 
 
 I. means of subsisting, Y. LivELinooD. 3"q^?fTfq'q>r/'. ^q- 
 ^q^ «. OT^sq" n. ^'^fq^/. aTRiqT'jft «• H^FIT m. |?q- 
 
 qFT >«. ^■q^T'Jr n. [ ^fcpn^, 
 
 SuBsiSTENT, a. Y. Existent. aT^oTRT, arf^F^fq-f^T?, q^RRT, 
 Substance, n. real being, y. Eealitt. Ftftf n. HrSTT^T w. 
 
 2 a real being, y. Thing. q^T'4»>. ^sq- w. q<5 «. pop. ^- 
 ^/ ^^/- 3T*f»». ^^ n. 
 
 Substances. J^q^lrT n. 
 
 3 material, matter. ^ n. -^n. q^«. JTrfcT^M. v;^- 
 ^n. JTfrr/ q^ »«. 
 
 4 essential or material ^art, y. Essence. ^TRT^Tm. ^T?«». 
 
 «. nHwj. rrfqT'4 m. 
 
 5 f.s/ff/e, jreo?//;, Y. Peopeett, EicnEs."^{qTT m. qqfT/.
 
 SITB 
 
 81.5 
 
 sue 
 
 One's wliole s. ?I^?^ n. 
 Stjbstastiable, a. v. V. siffim<^NI^3?tnT- ?rR^r-&c. :?f?RT- 
 
 SuESTAKTiAL, o. having sulstance, actualli/ exisfin//, v. 
 Eeal, Tuue. Hf%H?r, 5r?5«H, 5T[53f%=F, =fTO^, "I^^TTfT- 
 
 2 having much sulstance-^ solid, stout, thick, (.^'c.\^^P[^^ 
 
 ■^^r^T^ftT, ^^^, ^^?r, ^«5K, 5555"^^, ?3H, ^r^, vnr^j, 
 
 >TEgiT, 51^^???;, 5T"3T, Jr^fT, 5[^, Sf^oS, 3^^, ^5^^, tTi^, 
 
 ^sftf , ^"TT^, ^Tn;, qr?sr, ^5r:, ^rift^r, st^^. 
 
 3 — of houors, &c ; not hollow or fallacious. =hy<^K, ^K- 
 
 4 wealthy, resjsonsille, T. Eicn. 3TH?TT, ST^'ft'T or ^IT- 
 ^fT, |*f|Kt?T, loj^, ISxlT, JTR^, f^^7, s^t^=^R, f^^OT 
 or f^sgcrr, 555-15, ^SR^, ^^T^JT^, ^T?!^^ %'^^T^, ^rft^ir- 
 
 A s. mail. ^Jnr^-qv^ q^, 3^^ ^5 cfn;f «. ^T^, 3T^- 
 ^^, rfMf5 ?!. FTffT^cC n. 
 
 5 See Matekiai. [ 3T'^<T:. 
 
 'SrBSTASTIALLT, a(f«J. T. A. 1. and EeaLLT. rTf^nT*., ^T^jJfT:, 
 OL'BSTANTIALSESS, SUBSTA>-TlALlTr, 11. T. A. 1. cI]W^t=f «. 
 
 Sfr^f^iqpf-T «. m^ n. ?1tTT/. sfF^^TTfT/. 
 
 2 sraT^oTT m. wn^V^uij m. HigJTqTrr m. &c. q?T| /. ^- 
 
 3 37r?!qTiir »». ^w »». ^r «;. «. ?[r^?rT/. 
 
 4 ^JT^fTTFTTuir »«. nsf^TtriT m- ^*5RqTJTr m. &c. ^^T^^ft 
 lb Substantiate, v. a. evince, estahlisli, v. To Peote. ^fH- 
 
 qr^, 5^?off. q^^JT ^, ^TT-^?^-&c. ^F^DT-^CH sirf, 5^- 
 
 Substantiated, ^j. v. V. !Tf?r7T^%?5r, ^^^5 fcr?|?5T, ^3^ ^- 
 SuBSTASTiATER, n. Substantiating, p. a. v. V. STfrim^iulKI, 
 
 Substantiation, «. v. V. — art. srfrfqRoj «. ^r^^zp\n. &c. 
 
 Substantive, n. — in gram. y. Noun, ■pf^iuq' w. ^?I<Tr^^»». 
 
 Jb Substitute, v. a. put in the place of another. ;i^-5l^?^T- 
 
 JTra5;^-'^5f5ff-3TPfT-?-4Rr-&e.^6Ts^oT, qrrqT n'tt-Z.-sris^ 
 
 decl.-^^-^^p■^\-kc. 2DT-g^crr, SffrlfqfsiTfiT ^P^TT S^m. 
 .Substitute, n.- — of persons. ^I^^'f, ^^-r^ (fern. 5l5^t), ^- 
 
 2 — of things. »ltoT«Fr7 m. aTH^F^T »»• iffJTf^rf^ «». 
 SuBSTiTtrTioN,«.v.V.^5r^l%q'ixr«.5f^5^«.HRl?^I5^^n.&c. 
 
 S. of letters. 3Tft?T Jra. 
 Substitutional, Stubstitutionaut, a. 2^''rtaimng, Sfc. to 
 
 substitution, if^^'ft'^, ^T^^^ s^ftnfr^. 
 
 2 suecedaneous. m'JJ, qroT^iT, STT^^irq^. 
 J5UBSXEATUM, «. ^tR^-rT^'^ir-'&C. m OT.-rtS «J, 
 
 2 — iu niclnphyRics; basis,\. Subject. ^3Tf*rf^'iT«.'HTtTR«». 
 SuBTEnFUOE, n. shift, salvo, creep hole, v. Evasion. f^TfFt 
 
 SuBTERHANEAN, Su DTEltHANKOUs, a. lying under gvouttd. CT- 
 
 S. cavity. HTR or H^TR n. 
 
 S. passage, rf^x^rr^/. grq or gwrr 711. 
 Subtile, a. rare, tenuous, qr^t-^, RRia;, B^"^ 
 
 2/ne, WifP, delicate, ea-'juisitc, <J-c. ^^-T, s^ftT, '7^^7, 
 
 rr~JJT, c^q^. 
 
 3 jr/i/iftZ, abstract.^ cjv. ^OlJ, ^a'e-'^T. 
 
 4.-fute-searchtng, acute, V. SuaKP. ^^TTnr4t, ^^^f^, 
 
 SUBTII-ITY, SUBTILNESS, M. V. A. 1. ^rf^^qiTIT M. &C. 'iK'M^ 
 
 /. 5iR-i?icrr »». qmo!;!?/. qT?r5Et/. 'J?=Ti=iT/. 5h\^^ «. 
 
 2 iiffraqorr ?«. ^:;Ti;r^/. ^TRiprf-/- sfRqjr^r >/». ?5_^iTcn/. 
 
 3 5iTft^qtirT M. g,^T?Tr/. ¥r?>^ «. 
 
 I. — in au ai-o-umeut, &c. nk n. 
 Subtle, Subtleness. See Cusni.vo, &c. 
 To SuETBACT, V. a. take from. qJI^jt, JfJR^, %5t_ 
 
 2— in arillimctie. ^U% ^?;'Jf-^FW, 'TI^, ^T «. ^?;jt, 5T- 
 
 ?R n. 5ECot, sr^ ^K^ot-Ti^'iiT. 
 Subtracted, /J- V. 1. ^r^J^?5r, ^?1H?^, &c. 
 
 2 sfT^ %?5?5r, &e. ^^r, sq^TKpSJT. 
 Subtracter, m. Subtracting, ;).«.A'.V.1.5FT5<nRT,^<»TRT,&c. 
 
 2 5Trq ^^onu, si^T ^^in^r, &c. 5[uq?r-5qcn??5-=i-ic. ^ftt?- 
 !|;Rt-&e. 
 Subtraction, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^^^ n. %of«. Ac. 
 
 2 ETirr ^?R^ «. "TT^ ^'^ «■ &c. ^3n?rFFt/.qi^5TTT/t/. 5^^- 
 
 Compound s. M^'4^^ 1^1*1/- 
 The remainder after a s. ^IT^^n^/. ti Jii=ii+n /. 
 Subtbadend, «. i/;e sa»» /o ie sullracted. qi^^Wl^ 3^m. 
 
 3Tfq;ir ?«. &e. ^"r^-j^ m. ^or «. 
 
 SuBUHB, Suburbs, n. parts outside the tcalls of a city. ;[TT^- 
 
 Suburban, Suburbial, o. v. N. ?"T^n^^, ^liyH'KMI, &<:. 
 
 Subversion, n. v. Y.—act. ^\%^ n. TT^oT n. &c. "-ir^^ ;i, 
 
 fJr'-'tB^T w. — state, t^ «». fsf^ ?». ^ST ««. 
 jTo Subvert, «. a. overthrow, overturn, v. To Destbot, To 
 
 EuiN. qisirr, JTTsoT, 'ns^-'^rf^ ^of-^FPot, H^rRf %ot, h- 
 
 ^-&c. «P!TJT, 
 Subverted, ^j- v. Y. rni^rTT, &c. t^f^rf, f;r«^i%<T, ^q-^. 
 Subvertkr, «. Subverting,^), a. Subversive, a. v. V. ^- 
 
 31TRT, Hrffr spponn, t5i?T-Kii«?r-&c. ^.rrr-^CTO-ctc. 
 
 SUCCEDANEOUS, a. substitutionary. ifttJT, 5"!^^, a^r^^lr^^. 
 S. measure or mode, mmi'-i «'• 
 
 SUCCEDANEUM, n. V. SUBSTITUTE. 'TVoT^i?? 'ill. 3T^Tr<T ««. 
 
 2b Succeed, «. 71. /o/iow ;» order. ^\'^-^T!^\^■^^\^^^■^\^-
 
 sue 
 
 846 
 
 sue 
 
 2 come into iJie place of that ivhicli haspreccJcd.^jJ\^j-'![\- 
 
 'ft--f5^in^r-F<TPff-&c. %q-, ^rrq-iii^.^rnT^t-'7?ncn;-'5:c.%'?f. 
 
 J! — of persons ; attain success, v. To Pkospee. f^^piT, 
 
 if^TH. ipfj- in. con. 9)%/. ^I^ y- o/s. EF]m. ^T'4'?i ^f- o/"*- 
 4_of nic;i:^iircs; terminate as denireJ, v. To Pkosi-er.JST- 
 
 Tif, ?rnT ^m, ?fi'^"jf, f!?-^, ^trt ^t"^, ^T5f?:TO-iT5t?r or 
 
 To Succeed, i'. n. take tliejiJace of. Trrnt-^TTiff-fs^rofr-r-tfTnT 
 -^RT5rt-^F^T^C-WH15n:-'T5.TJR-3Tf':T^RT=n:-vS; c.q^y.o/ 0. 
 2 Sec To Follow. 3 See To Phospfe. 
 
 SrccEEDEE, H. Sl-cceedixo./). a. Successor, «. t. Y. N. 
 1. lTTfi-MI5lHI''i-iTrn?r-ip'7fH-3Tg^5OTT^-&c. q-oiRT-^'JITTT- 
 
 -•jns?!T-&c. qre^sTT, qreTTPT'^r, Hr'T=^T,qT^5rr^r,^'TT5'TFft. 
 
 2 and V. A. 1. vTT^r-:Tn^^^-&c. %<TrRT-3Tr%^r. 
 Success, «. — esp. of person.?, v. Peospelousxess. ^^/. 
 
 2 7i(7;);)7/ mwe, S;c. q-^T ». ^q- ot. f^'frT/. fH^r^ ?». SR^- 
 
 fT/ f^f?/- 3T-4f^5/ 'P^f^f^/ ^raM?/- 
 
 Instrument or means of s. tp;5?1TtT^ n. 
 8 termination ( good or ill ), re6-((/^. qfrorrH m. mz m. 
 
 f^m m. ^^^ m. q^^r^TR n. 
 
 Successful, a. — of persons, v. Peospedous. "^JTl^, ^qt, 
 ^ftHT'4, ?;m-4, ^rT^HT'-q-, ?^?^?q, JTmq^T, SfTHm, ^TTH"!^, 
 
 2— of actions, aflair.'., &c. p^TH-, ^15Rm-i%^^-&C. ^ITOTT- 
 
 SuccEssFULXESS. See Success. 
 
 Succession, «. a fullouinj oftliinf/s in order, consecution. 
 
 qtqrr/ ^^ «». arj^jr ?«. -BTrTqff/. 3T-5rqw(. srg'TH «. 
 
 arrgqiq' w. qRqq «. f^i^f^T^r or ^] m. m^^f. 55s/. 3t- 
 
 In dose and quick s. qTSTTTS, ~rmTqi5, TT'imm, fA\- 
 
 Natural s. or order. ^jt^T in. 
 
 2 line, ^'e. of persons or things folloicing in close succes- 
 sion, \. Seeies. q^w/ fR/. 3TT?rf?!/. HTo5/. Hros^r/. 
 
 3 lineage, \. Like, Pamilt. ij^T ot. sf^TqtqTT/. ^m^fPsf. 
 
 4:poiuer or right of succeeding to another. 3'TRTfq''TR m. 
 Successioxal, a. qtqT^TT, qRqft'F. 
 Successive, a. following in uninterrupted course, consecutive. 
 
 3THipiTT^-ic. qoTRr-^Tr^FJT, aT^^MMT, qtsms^r, srit- 
 qB^T, KmTPrqr, &c. q-trr^pK, q-tirg^H, ^rrrg^T^t, ^- 
 HTn^, ^HT?TRT, q?;q^iT?f,q^qTRim, qrtqlr^, q^q^jargq^, 
 
 S. naturally. ^Rf^?T. 
 Successively, adv. v. A. (r^TKHT'^^, '^^rqT^Hr'l'^^, 3T^^- 
 
 Successless, a. t. Ussucce^seul. fH-s-FrJ, fHr4^, ftf^?, 
 
 Successoe. Sec Succeedee. 
 
 SuccixCT, a. compressed, concise^ v. Beief. ^I^qi^r, ^tf^ST, 
 
 5?re?^T?f 3^m^?5r, 3T?qf5f^Rmr, ^f^pfefr, f^rifsr^Rsp, 
 arrqfjfWR^. 
 ScccixcTLY ado. V. A. ^^qiH, ^i^q^^q", vrs^TtiT. 
 
 I SUCCI>-CTXESS, JJ. V. A. ^feTHrir/. 3T^q1%^ROT.fH?lf^^R»!. 
 
 I SuccoEY, n. endive. ^preH^/. 
 
 i SuccouB, To Succoun. See Help, To Help. 
 
 I SuccuLEKCE, n. V. A. ^^iR-qqiw. ^^HfeTJTTw. ?i?:^fir/. 
 
 I SvccviEt^T, a.jnicg, sappy. T^T5!,T^H€,7^'TfTrr, ^W, ^?T- 
 STT^, ^B^, im^']^ or ^fm, ?i^H, ^^^R, a^raT, Tfl»rq, 
 
 Young and s. ^T^ST. 
 To be s. ?:?I^?IDT. 
 To Succumb, v. n. t. To Yield, To Submit, g-f^or, 51101, 
 
 c^ij^, ^q^ijf, ^^n. pi. Z^ g. ofs. ii«. ^iJt -J^ICTTCTi 
 Such, a. of this kind. ar^T, 3TO3T, f^T ^T?f|=5TT-iI^Rrqr-&c. 
 3TB?qT ^mt=^T-&c. i^^T, ^?IR^T. 
 
 2 of thai kind. ?T^T, ?IH?JT, rf^^^T ^r?ft=qT-^^PRRT-Ac. 
 fqr ^Rfr^T-5T=FRmT-&c. f^^R^r, rlT^^T. 
 3 — in specifjing a person or place of a certain kind. 
 3IJT^, 3T5^, q)?JTxnT. 
 S. as. ^R^r. 
 Such-like. See Such. 
 To Suck-, v. a. draio in with the mouth. ^^^., =^^^ or ^^- 
 
 of, ;f q^^-'^t^^-c^ c. qirr, ^6t, cTtsr^arrs^, jq^»». qxfr y. 
 0/0. =EriT"'.-^['!i'Ji«.-&c. ^^irf y. ofo. 
 
 A cliild's coral or sucking- stick. =^>paft/. =5TT^ift/- 
 
 2 (tlie breast or teat, the dam, &c.). alitor, <lt5M aiTS- 
 ot, ^?tqR«. 5FTW y. o/'o. ^tfw. fq^y. 0/0. 5==pit. 
 
 3 up; Y. To Absorb. mWi^q/). ^n^Sr, ^Uf^ ^or, sftlfTT 
 «.-^Tl'!f'".-<tc. ^T"^ y. q/o. 
 
 21) Suck, v. n. draw the breast. W^qR?;. ^X^., ^?Tn.-tfR«- 
 
 fqot, i5=5rn. [^n. 
 
 Suck, ». to//A /rom the Ireast. •^iV^^^^s\\^^-^\^T^l^■&^:. 
 Sucked, p. t. Y. A. 1. ^-p^sr, ^^^cTT, &c. <rfTfT. 
 3 inwB^T, &c. ^Trf^fT. 
 
 SUCKEE, «. SUCKISG,;?. a. V. Y. 1. ^"FCTTRr, =5fR10TRT, =5?!^^, 
 
 ■^"tTirjfTfTt-'PR^-^rft, &c. 
 
 2 and Y. N. ^?fqr^ ^T'^TRT, ^^KTrqiTRT, 5^fq?IT, BT^T, 
 FtT'f^l^, '•f^R^r, 3TfTnfT=qT, iTRr^TT, VTRTfqHr. 
 
 3 ^frr^uRT, &c. ^Tm^p, ^Tr^ir^rTrt-^Rt-'tc, 
 
 I. See Shoot. 
 To Suckle, v. a. nurse at the Ireast. JH^r'i.-'TRT ?i.-3lHT m.- 
 &c. ^^-qRT^, ^?rqR«. ^St, '*fR^-3Ttl=q-&c. |q-«. ^- 
 
 qrjf'jf. 
 
 To conceive whilst suckling. FTRT TTHRT vTToT, fTRT 
 
 To waste through suckling. fq?:tjft?f qsof, 
 SuCKLiSG, a. fTT^, ?tF^5, fqoft^T, 5cjH=qr, arfTTSR^T, VT- 
 
 ?T5rT, 5'^fqrrT. 
 
 Sickening of a s. through reneived conception of its
 
 STJF 
 
 817 
 
 sua 
 
 ^-r i! 
 
 mother. TTs^rw!. '»]^'^ll.—And To sicken, &c. 3TTq%^wf I 
 or amrr^, 3Tq'4<iI'Tf. 
 Suction, Sucking, 71. v. V. A. l.—acl. =f^^n. ^^0T». ?Tr- 
 5T^ ^^^ft. &c. ^q>r«i. =€^mn. ^'I'sraT". i 
 
 Sudden, a. happcninr/ ivilhout previous notice, unexpected, it. \ 
 
 ^f?q?f. ;l 
 
 On a s. *rq;?iTTH. ij 
 
 SUDDENLT, «(/y. V. A. l^qjRW, ST^f^fT, 3T5rf%?rt, aT^T^^, 3T- j 
 
 g-^=jq;, 3T^^i, 'fl^f^TTT, srq^^irrgi, ar^m^, ^wrftFT, ^^- 
 
 ?T^T decl. 
 Suddenness, n. v. A. ar^PT^TiTT m. aTsf^^T'JrT «!. 'flT^- 
 
 SuDOEIFIc, o. causing sweat qrfT aTr'TOTTTT, ^T?t=7^, ^^r- 
 
 SuDORiFic, n. medicine to cause sweat, ^m .•flfuiuqr^f '^\^- , 
 
 q- n. ^^;t ?^. js^rtt^^ ^PT'iT «. [ OT^oft «. | 
 
 Sdds, n. water impre<jnaled with soap. ^{\^n\v^ TTtTft n. ^r^- | 
 
 To SvE, V. a. prosecute li/ law. f^^^\^f. W-^ with ^T,ofo. j 
 
 To Sue, v. n. petition, v. To Beg. a^if »8.-f^fft/.-:Tr*HT/.- 
 
 Suet, «./<?< about the Tcidneys. r^U-^ '^T^f. ^TT/. 
 
 To Suffer, v. a. undergo, endure, feel, he the subject of. ^r- 
 
 ^ot, ^Tfirf, HrTJt, jp?^, ^r^, 3T5*T5m, 'TFror, st^t- 
 
 «r WJ.-&C. |Plty. q/'o. !(.'/</( (W. COM. 
 
 3 «oi <o sink under ; bear, support, sustain, endure. ^\- 
 ?T^, ^TTf 3t, W^^-^TI^-cte. ir^, J^^ ire. con. ^^ n.- 
 ^Wl^f.-&c. W.^^ ff- ofo. 
 
 3 allow, not forbid, y. To Peumit. 'T^^rH'ft/--&e. \ijf, ^. 
 <if in coinbiiiatiou with another verb, as ^3; ^^, icj; 
 ^ijf, &C. 3T5'455T w.-3TreW5t/.-&C. ^ ^Riit, HY?r ^ "^fiTof, 
 ^^^rmP^ »». ST^ot y. ofs. 
 
 4 Jfl ac<f(? «/)o«, be affected by. ^Tot, ^TT^ot, =I¥"^ Wi. con. 
 fTFT'jf «». con. ^\ir[ in. con. 
 
 To s. loss, m^ w.-^^HT^ «.-&c. smcrr '«• co«. 
 2b SuFFEE, V. n. undergo pain. ^\^ n.-^f{ ?«.-^^T ot.-TT^^- 
 
 Hm j«.-'»TTn W.-&C. HTTn-ar^T^'n-, ^-.^h w.-Ac. ar^'it in. 
 
 con. |;^-&c. 3T?for, ^oj, |:^ m. 5p5^, 5;:^m-&e. ar^Toi. 
 To 8. for one's folly. ar?ffT ^m. 
 
 2 sustain injurt/. ^fT^T^ n.-^^'BV^ f.-W\-^ f-&-C- iftot 
 
 y. o/s. trrgT j^i.-n^^R M.-&C. sRTof iii. cow. — a limb or 
 
 member, S^sfiJi or ^W^^. 
 gcFFEHABLE, a. V. V. A. 2. ^'RrTirT-^|TqT-&e. ^riT-^R^r- 
 
 &c. ^^^T, «^. 
 
 Easily s. g^f , gsff . 
 Sufferance, Suffebing, n. v. V. A. 1. ^?r^ w. ^z^ n. 
 
 SRH^roT w. &c. 3Tg>T^ J». HTT wt. 
 
 2 and Patience, ^m^ n. &v. ^^WX^ f- ^^ n. ^^r^n. 
 
 ?rm/. ^\f^f [ ^"=1 m. 
 
 3 "T^^?nfr/. ^^f[Z\ in. f^W-A]^m m. 3TfH'%'iT «». STST^- 
 V. V. N. 1. 5:^ JTPT'Ji «. 5:?3T ^5ot 7(. &c. 
 I. V. Pain, MisEuy. 5:^ n. 5^'<ir/. ^iTH 7,'».|f^ ?«. HT- 
 
 SuFFERKD,/). V. V. A. 1. ^^f^r, »fm33r, 3R^H?r%rir, Ac. 
 
 3 f^|?rr in oombiiiatiou with anotlior verb, 'nf^P?5, 
 
 SurFEEER, n. Suffekixg,/). a. v. V. A. 1. #?TanTT, Mr'T'll- 
 U, &c. Hr^T, HTift. [a^-, |Tfl^ ;, 
 
 2 ^railRr, ^T^OTTTT, &c. Hf ^^r-^FT^-ctc. ?T^(iu coiup. 
 
 3 ^'JTITT in oonibiiiatiou with another verb, JJvrTStstT 
 
 v. V. N. 1. and Afflictfd. liJ-ft, ^'-f^^, T^t, *-nit, 
 
 To Suffice, v. n. be sujicient. qroj, 'TT^'f, ^rt/. Tfwf j, of 
 s. J^^r or 5T Jft.-J^ /.-&0. 'TOt y. ofs. qTT-&C. ^W, 
 
 To make to s. JT^r^, ^Tfff '^^ ^R^. 
 To Suffice, y. a. See To Satisfy. 
 
 Sufficiency, n. supply equal to the want. I^^Zl or z\ m. <T- 
 l^f "T'TrfJT/. ^i^iRofr/. itif. 
 
 Ample 8. V. Plenty, Exuberance. YI^^ '"• 
 2 See Competency. 
 Sufficient, a. enough, equal to the want. "JT?n, ^tt, "{^ht, 
 
 Amply s. V. Exuberant, ^'^'fis, f^5,^. 
 Barely s. ^^TT^ft, ^^JJ^r oc 5?5^?IT or '^Z^J.. 
 2 See Competent. 
 Sufficiently, adu. v. A. 1. <tt, »T?r, J^HT rfec^ 5?;t <?ecZ. q- 
 [ crar-sTtqi (^ecZ. qif^-^frtdipr ded. 
 
 ; To Suffocate, tva. choke, stifle, ^^m.•'^^ m.->^THy>;rTtTm.- 
 ctc. :pfS'rf-5pf|;?r HKiJi, HOT >n.-^fTft/.-cte. ^T^ »TT?TJt, 5pr 
 5JTK W2.-7J5HRT M.->srmmT'4 -m.-'-^^lWi m.-kc. q^- 
 
 Suffocated,;;, v. V. ^ ^pfs^HT, ^ T'ffH HH^T, &c. r:- 
 I Suffocatee, M. Suffocating,/?. «. Suffocative, a. v. V. 
 
 Suffocation, n. v. \.—act. ^qsts^ «. ^^fT TRijf n. 
 
 ! ^rm^Tsw «.&c. q^i'sHR'". '^rsHm«i. xTrHntrw. wnrrRn 
 
 j Suffrage. See Vote. 
 
 ' To Suffuse, v. a. v. To Overspread, e^m^, H'^'ot, nr^'Ji, 
 
 j Suffused,/), v. Y.o<^m>,riT, ^TT^FTT, s^m. [^^ 
 
 j Suffusion, w. v. V. — act. o^nrot n. TTiJi «. Ac— f/cj^cs^rfFT 
 
 I Sugar, n. ?injR or TtT^/. \\ix\f. Some kinds of «ttyar aro 
 
 ^ra, 'T?5't, N^*^, ?mT, 5^1^, ^ra^.^inT^, f^WTT, ^flT- 
 
 i ^1 5^^ <"■ 511''^ ^''^'^1 Tm5<^ ^m':- 
 
 I Coarse a. sugar-cane-juice inspissated, n^ ?;». ni m. 
 
 i Coarse s. and water. n^'TPJft «. n^^nrft «. 
 
 , Drippinf^a from newly prepared s. +1*^/. 
 
 : Fond of B. ^T^^^qr, ifre^. 
 
 1 Lump s. ^i\ ^\wj- ^% ^Wf'
 
 SUG 
 
 848 
 
 SUL 
 
 Pat or ball of coarse s. vpff /. 
 
 Soft 8. f^fftOTfRy. qst^t mwf. 
 
 S. -boiler, ^oto^i »;». 
 
 S. cleaned by wasliing. 'gcTT oj- ^^HT^^/. 
 S. or syrup boiled to cousisteucy. f^^/. 
 S. prepared for confectiouaries. =5?T^'Jft'/. qT^;».T%?». 
 S.-watcr boiled and thickened with flour. 5CT«l/. 
 Stone in soft s. ^ZJVS m. ^^j^VSJ »»• 
 Wooden scraper of s. <pirT vt. 
 To SuGAE, V. a. sp-inkle, S^'c. u-ilh swjar, sweeten. ^^T / 
 qraoT, 'Tr3-fiT?-^?kTf^n-51^?;T5^-&c. JRijf. 
 
 SnGAE-ci>-i)Y, It. ^t\^mxf. ^i\mf- f^«ft or fTRTft/. 
 
 SUGAE-CAKE, «. ^H W. ?^ W!. ^ffFTS «. H^^f^/. ^Tg^OT «• 
 
 J14HUI «. 'J iiji m. Some kinds of su(jar-cane are, ^TfToIT- 
 CF^f, -A'm ^H or HRT, 5^T or q^T. 
 
 Boiler for the juice of s. ^r^?5 or ^pif^ or ^FT^te/. 
 
 A cane of s. ^^ »i. 70T%Tf5 n. \^^ m. 
 
 Head or crop of s. ^T^ or tf|^ n. 
 
 Hole in which boiled s. juice is inspissated. S^Tsff/. 
 S^ w. ^r^ »«. sr^ m. JTHH" »». 
 
 Inspissation of the juice of s. iTotirr «. 
 
 Joint or small piece of s. as exposed for sale. ^TR- 
 q/ ^T^fTT m. [ «TOT w. 
 
 Juice of s. as sot in tlie boiler to be inspissated. 3T- 
 
 Juice of s. boiled to the consistence of honey, sUn^. 
 
 Mass of inspissated s. juice. %? or 'j5JT'^%q'/. 
 
 Mass of squeezed and dry s. f^TTS or Z or f^I n. 
 
 Middle portion of a s. K'^^ft n. 
 
 Morsel of s. smnll lit ( a Joint, Sfc. ). n^ff or nsrft/. 
 ^^T m. :pf^ f. JfTfl «. 
 
 Pressed s, qiTirr »». 
 
 Squeezed or chewed s. ^r<TT m. =^f[7.f, 
 
 S. juice inspissated, f^^f. Vi^ J', 
 
 S.-plantation. 3'^fTFI h. ^l^ n. [s. g-^TTR «■ 
 
 S.-plaiitation cleared; or j)}aco prepared for planting 
 
 S. -planter. '<Tot^TJ%. 
 
 S. springing from the stock, after cutting of first 
 growth ; also the stock left to reshoot. ^5^ or ^T- 
 
 SUGAE-COLOBED, a. ^IKHH'FI', 'JEE^'ft, 
 
 SXJGAE-3aiLL, «. =qW «J. 5^fT5! «. trV^\ ill. r?T^=^ «. ^^n^T OT. 
 
 Beam of a s. JHB or H^^ w. — Beam of it to which 
 bullocks are yoked. 3Trt «. #?? «. 
 Hand s. ^m^lT^ m. ^irRnTSr »». 
 Lower transverse beam of a s. ^;TZ^ n. 
 Middle or larger beam of a s. ^^lJ m. 
 Side-beam of a s. H^ft/- 
 SuOAE-woKK, n. n=|To5 n. 5^^131^ n. [^mr^^, 
 
 SUGAEED, p. y. \. :^^:^x ^^3T, &C. ^T^>=rr, ^TE^^CTf^rT^ 
 S. water. ncJipift «. 
 
 I 2 /oTiii? of sugar. ^RT-TT, iiresir. 
 
 2b Suggest, t-. a. ojfer to the mind, v. To Hist, '^^qsrof, <f-T- 
 
 sot, ^=;HT/-?5[=5f^ «. ^^ y- o/ 0. [ y. o/ s. 
 
 To 8. itself, to be suirgested. g^irr, S^ftiffrr /. ^ 
 
 Suggested, p. v. V. g^=r%?5r, ^^^. 
 
 SuGGESTEE, «. Suggesting^, e. Y. V. g=JlcfOTKT, ^5^, ^^- 
 
 =EfHT-^^^TTf-^r5ft-&C. 
 Suggestion, n. y. V. — act. ^=^^^ n. ^^Jf. ^T n. 
 
 I. mo//er suggested. ^^^J. ^f^^ «». »• ?Tm, g^^ff^- 
 
 Suicidal, o. t. N. grnK^T^TRT, &c. ariFH^rm^P, 3Ti?rrqT?ft. 
 Suicide, n. self-murder. 3nfHqr?r m. 3TT?T^fq:T/. 3TRH^VTw. 
 To commit s. ^qr m. %af. 
 2 self-murderer. aTTF^^Tat, STTfil^Fr^ or ffT, amWTfft, 
 
 aHkH^;4<Kr, sTTJHJirr'ft. 
 
 Sui GENEnis, o/2Vs oiTO /liWf?, «!«yaZffr. aTTT^'l', ((^Prr=|=qr, 
 
 Suit, w. v. Set. vfr^ ot. tl vn. 
 
 2 (of clothes ). ^\% m. 
 
 3 V. Petition. 3T^ ot. 
 
 4— in law, t. Cause. ^?:r;t ot. h^^t »«. ^TT^ w. ^efr w. 
 
 5 ( of cards ). 5fT^ /. ^TT^/. tl m. ^cj- „. 
 Ascending cards of a s. =ET5rft ifT^/. 
 Descending cards of a s. gcRfft sfT^ /. 
 
 6 <ra/M, V. Eetinue. qRcTTT «». ^rft/. 5R15rT=qT' HSaft/. 
 
 To take into one's s. ^^oTSTT^-^cTCTf^ 
 To Suit, t^ n. accord, Sfc. v. To Aghee. fiT^af, fq-s^uiTrT ST- 
 
 ^Sr, q^br, ^Hof, ^Ti^, ^5s^, ^'*r, ?JTqcfr^ 3'ciT'Jf, ^^ 
 
 OT.-vJT^r «».-&e. snroir y. of s. recip. 
 To Suit, «. a. Jit, make j/roper, v. To Adapt. (Mciciuj, ^f^' 
 
 5f'3'=r''f y. o/ s. r«e/p. 
 
 2 Jit, V. To Become. ^fr»T% ^r^ijf, qOT. 
 
 3 approve itself unto, v. To Please, qsrjf /». con. q?iff- 
 KT^^-&c. aroot »»• con. 3T^^ «'«. con. ^r^ iii. con. 
 
 Suitable, a. fitting, lecoming.^ S{c. v. Pit, Eight. %n?T, %- 
 iTrTT or ^TTT ( in comp. ), qirmP^, q'^i^rg^, ^T^Fpf, ^^• 
 
 3^1 3^1 ^3^1 jf^^TR, ^'4rf5fcf, 3-fqfT^ fsrf^rr, srq-^, 
 q-ftrr, 31R, arg^q. 
 Suitableness, «. v. A. 'fl^rTT/. T^T^WriT/. OT^rRfTT/. 
 
 Suitably, adv. v. A.q^Fq', ^'*Tr^"P^, q^tnq^^P, FJm^, qt^^T^, 
 
 Suite, «. train, v. Suit. ^Rt/. f^T^ft^t/ f^TRIiT m. 
 SuitOE, «. swer, V. Petitionee. 3t^ ^RtJTRr, 3T'?r^R. 
 
 2 !Mocr. nriTJft ^FTt^Rr-qr^oiRT, iTTnoftsTr^r, qrf&TqfTiff. 
 
 To Sulk, v. «. pout, le sullen. »TT?5 »»• pi- 5^<T5r, <^flf?i>. |t^j 
 ^^T^'q?:^, ^=^trT ^SDT or jsot, ^^JTS^ or ^^'^^of, J^^sof , 
 
 aiErs^fiT, 5':5^'?f, 55^01, g^jji or g;r?r ^i?!^. 
 
 Suleiness, Sullenness, n. v. A. 1. ^sqtJIT m.^^^m. &o, 
 
 2 ^4^;quii m. &c, ^/. s^^ra' ?«.
 
 SUM 
 
 Sulks, SuLLE^•s, «. suUi/ stale, ^m f. ^^Z or J^^«. m. 
 
 3T45T m. ^m. 
 To take thcs. v. To Sulk. ^rm^^oT, W^f. ^nfr, g. 
 
 Z^ or ^^5 Hf^T'Tf, ^^it^ m. q^in, 3=[qra';'Jf, S^S^CT, ^^n?: 
 
 or ^^^ ft. OT. ^uf-qdr in. con. 
 Sulky, Sullen, a. gloomily dose, morose. J^, 5^^, 5'TT or 
 
 "'TT, ^f^r or jErj^, HORorr or^o^rr, frtrj'^r, ^■^. 
 
 2 eject fd with ill humour, Sf of cross look. fH^?yr, ifr^-T, 
 
 Sullied, ;?. v. V. 1. JT2:nT^=5T, JT^^ra^, fe^lT^, &c. f^- 
 2 ZT^kFA., 5PTf5?^-:^r, jp^q? ?iT5ra?jr, Jp^f%rT, ^^3^, 'jt- 
 
 SuLLiEE, n. Sullying, p. a. v. V. 1. iTcSTr'T'in^r, TSiq-OTRT, 
 
 2 IFT f5TJr'JrRT, ^R^^HT^nirrTT, &e. 
 To Sully, v. a. soil, tarnish, dirt. Hci'IHof or TT^^TFfjf, TI- 
 
 :R:-f5r':^r-T^?f-iTifte-&c. ^^. 
 
 2 fig. so(7, sZ/zr, i?o/, ijc. V. To Stain, jpt m. ^ot-firjj-'jf, 
 
 Sully, n. stain, Hot, ^-e. v. Sluk. :|^ «j. 5PT ?«. t;. sm, 
 
 SuLPHUE, n. Irimstone. riVsp »«. qr^Tt »». 
 
 Crystallized s. aT^TcSqinq^ ?«. aTtJ^^ITT m. 
 SULPHUEEOUS, SuLPnunOUS, SULPHUEY, a. i'!:T^r5n", 'f'^^T- 
 
 ?T, n'tT^Pf^, ntt+lp-=ld, n'tTJ?;5TO^. 
 Sultan, n. gc^FTFT w. 
 
 Sdlteiness, n. t. A. ^q/. g^qTO '». 3"''TT'iI or ?r n. 3'^PT5T ?n. 
 S'sn"^ »»• 'T^'T^/- 'T^PPT or n^^ ?». 
 
 S. ( of Autumu ) duriug- the ripening of the crops. 
 
 Sultey, a. closely hot. 3^=^^, ^ + U^Nr, -d^JIco^l^, T^- 
 To be s. 3^, S'^JRirf, ^'^TS^, T^T^^, T^JTiiT, I^K^, 
 
 n^'if, 5T3Taf, ?n^'Jif, (or ^^n. cTI^ar ) f^T^^. All these 
 
 Terbs are impersonal. 
 Sum, n. aggregate, total. tTEJ^aTT^PR w, (Tcjscr^ilfff^jf y. (j^tjf. 
 
 vtrt/. ^firm/ ^TT/. ^?TT »j. '^t^?^./: nrsrsfftif or 
 
 'TTaflipIt^/- 5^TR »>■ %ft3T/. n<3PT n. ^^VJ^ or ^ n. m. 
 
 2 substance, amount. ^-JOTPT/. ^t?ft^«. ^TTfaTw. dlr4«f «. 
 ^'4w. ?^fiT^'«T». fti^'4»i'. nH>«. ■>TT'Twj. Pt's^R'T^j. ?rt?Tw!. 
 
 S. and sub.stance. 'flasf^'^ or ifr^'t^ft^/. dlrH'4V«T m. 
 
 3 ( of money ). ^^f^f. 
 
 'i figures set for an arithmetical operation. ^rf^T m. f. f^- 
 ^T«T or ^^I^ in. The name of iAe Bule in whicli « «jm» 
 is set, i.s used in this sense, as tTIHT <^ *fl'l|+|< ^TTc5T, 
 fqr?f ^^ noTT'TR %?5T, &e. 
 
 '■ Sum, «;. a. cast up, add togelhei-. ri|*«iu|', "^^^-^7:^-^- 
 51 otfy. ^Riif, %ft^ /. ^J^-qoi y. 0/0. 'JRT/. :r^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 The summing up & forming' of a graud total of 
 several amounts, rpft^ »•/. 
 
 8 10 sr Jt 
 
 2 up ; wind vp. 3T?lrT m. ^^7T ?ltnof ^r. o/"©. flt^?«JT<t 
 
 Su.MMABlLY, m/y. V. A. ?i^TO^, ^i^q^JPSTT, fl'^TT:. 
 SuilMABY, n. V. AeEILOEWENT. fl>IT m. flRT^TW. flRflH^Wf. 
 
 SuMMABY, a. concise, compendious, v. Beief. ^ ^MN I,^%- 
 
 2— procecdiiiir, Ac. ar^T^r, 'jT^T^TTT, 'JT?'??^rf<:rft^, ?f- 
 
 Summation, 71. \. V. 1. ^^FTT =R^ «. &c. 
 
 Summed, p. v. V. 1. f*r25r3r5T, ^jq^?: ^S?!T, ^l^ "¥155^7, 
 
 &e. TTfnnfT. 
 
 2 3t€n ^RiTT Wtf?RT%?5T, &c. TTO^H. [ q^?! w. 
 
 Summeh, n. V. Season. 3^5tT ?«. ^^TsfV/. iftwr w. ?ft«H- 
 Heat or height of s. ^ T^^RT m. 
 
 SiTMMEE-nOUSE, SuMMEB-SUED, n. ^^ HW Mr f t f. ^(TU^'l/. 
 mm^ n. qq?^ m. 
 
 S. built in a creek, etc. ^H^n? n. 
 "Water s. ^^c^lT^^ n. 
 SuMMEESAULT, SuMMEESET, n. Zfa/j in which the heels are 
 thrown over the head. #r^ift/. ^Hr^JZ or nr^5 or 5 
 or ^T^jZ n. m^.rCtf. V. -JTK, ?nf, \ ^KT^f. 
 Summit, n_ t. Top. ff^^K n. 3'"?fT'Tm m. ^ot^ »n. =jr§T/. 
 
 2 highest point or degree, v. Hkigiit. q;ar^ »». ^T*TT/ 
 ^b Summon, v. a. call tvith authority, cite. ^^%-&c. ^raFI- 
 
 ot, ?f%€f-&c. qRTT-T'Jf «. qj^, ^rf|T armor, q'l^^qre- 
 
 JTiif, ?R^K-^'4l^*HR ^I^m, fTJTiT/ ^R^, "ilSF^u^ Of 
 
 ^REToi, 'flT^r^'Jr, 3Hi=^H'Jt, 3ii-+-Kui, arppRT «.-&<•. 
 
 q^oty. 0/0. [ *T<oi. 
 
 To s. up courage, resolution, &c. H«T m.-'^ wi.-Ac. 
 
 Summoned, ;>. v. V. ?l^ sft^r^T^^, ^<+K^i|l ^-f.i^M' qY- 
 
 SuMMONEK, «. Summoning, ;>. (7. v. V. tf^JT ^I^T5I<TRT, ^- 
 
 Summons, n. call ly autlwrity. '^^ ^\^\^^n. ^R^prft ^fm- 
 ^ «. 7[^^f. arnjT^^ «. 'JTTsfH H. aTFPTT'T «. The 
 Enj^'lish word is coiamouly used, as ^fT^ or ^i'^TFT «. 
 S. of the Divinity into an imag'e, &c. 3HN1^^ n. 
 S. with power to compel attendance. ^Js\^^f. 
 Vexatious and tiresome s. ■Mrt^'^l^y". 
 SuMMUM BONUM, n. chief good. TTTT'T in. [<»*)|r||^, 
 
 SuMPTEE, SuMPTEE-liOKSE, 7!. Inggogc horse. NS'^ccM I -1^,^131- 
 SuMPTUAEY, a. regulating expense. e<4<<f^M*i|-«<i, 6q^f.^<jH- 
 
 Sumptuous, a. co«%, e.tpensive. ^\^^\ ^^t^, Kre«TT ^Ic5T- 
 ^T, ST^HTHT^r, ^, sj^msft, ^I^f^, fl^IH^f^. 
 2 splendid, grand, Sfc. v. Fine. vdHt^l, HSq>, Sf^qj, >T5I- 
 
 Sumptuously, adv. v. A. 1. »fliJI<?t-4<fi5?T, KlJ^Tr ^R?^, <a- 
 SuMPTuonsNEss, n. v. A. 1. HT7T ^^"^ »>. HI^ Ht?5 n. «I^_- 
 
 107
 
 SUN 
 
 850 
 
 SUP 
 
 2 »T5^/. ^ra^/. Hs^rfefnoir m. 
 
 Sun, j8. ^jf m. 3TT=frllP(I5T5:?TT m. 3TTfc^ »». Tfif »i. 'Hr?^ »»• 
 
 %:;T:53T m. ^^X]'^ m. ^^rm^ m. W.n^Vi^ m.—aa persoui- 
 lied, ^KNU| or ^^ ^KN<j( m. 
 
 Belouging or relating to the s. ^R. 
 
 Disk of the s. ^r%q n. ^fi^^ n. ^fcT^t?^ n. 
 
 Early moruing s. siTS^^T m. 5iT?ir=fe m. sir^fiT=5I w. sir- 
 
 Figure of the s. (as drawn for worship &e.) ^^^n. 
 Half yearl}' passage of the s. STTT «. The Northing 
 is TtTTT^ot «. The Southing 5f^iJTr«TJT n. 
 Mansion of the s. ^?T?^^ n. JT^TH^?^^ n. 
 Meridian s. rRnJT^'f m. 
 
 Region of the s. solar sphere. ^4mi^ n. '^^'^^^ m. 
 Stroke of the s. rm/. 
 Under the s. 31TT5rr?Tr??r, STTr^mat. 
 To swelter or burn nnder a hot s. rT5J7>Jf , FfoJfTol'jf, 
 
 A rush light to the s. g^fl^ ^PTS^TT^T, 'J^fj^ ^T^^Tf. 
 
 Clear as the s. at noonday. qiTnr^rH"!^, ifi7rr?^riT?5. 
 2 V. SuifSHi>T:. gr?r, ^'^«. 
 
 Heating or drying in the s. ^^Z or Z n. 
 
 Heated or dried in the s. ^J^. 
 
 To get warm ( a liquor ) in the s. ^T'Jl'Jr — to heat in 
 the s. ^PJifat. 
 
 "Water heated in the s. g'^^oft n. ^7.^^ n. 
 
 To put in the s. to warm, j-^^ Z^^, 
 To Sun, v. a. :^\^ z^^-^wM, 3-^?i s^iit, ^'7?: n. ?^. 
 Sun-beam, n. ?3^^,(JT m. ^^irqrfT m. ^^ifm m. ^'-^ in. 
 
 To quiver in water — sun beams, &e. ^^^ or ^otHui, 
 Sux-BLINK, n. gleam of sunshine in rainy tceathcr. f^sTcTT m. 
 
 SuN-BUBNT, a. g'JTpr ^Fr55=R%^r-^Froi^i%^T. 
 
 SuN-BIAL, «. ^NN^ n. 5Tf ifsi «. ir?iR OT. 
 
 SuN-DBiED, a. g-=Tr?f Jrr^^JTT, 37r?rT?2^%\ 
 
 Sdn-flower, n. — the plant. ^^\^ 5fr5 n. ^T.^t^j m. ?5^^- 
 
 Hoft/. — the flower, ^i[4>"i n. g[jf^JT^ >». 
 Sus-iuaifTU, SuN-EisE, «. V. Dawx, IMoenin-q. 'J^Tst m. 
 
 At s. f^^ratRT. 
 Si;k-set, n. V. EvEKiNG. ?J5TW «. m. :fl7^ m. 
 
 Before 8. %?rTT%fr, %?rT?r^R, %?TT'7€f, fssTHmfr- 
 
 The period ( inauspicious ) just before s. '^OT'sft' 
 )>u.v-shine, «. g?^ or gj?^ «. -f^if^ or frf*R n. ,3Tm<T «». ^/. 
 Ph'^ui m. SJJT »». 
 
 Days of s./y. g-STrTPFrs m. tn?fr%%-?T J». ]jl. 
 
 Gleam of s. f^T/. f?fftH/. HCT/.' 
 
 Mild s. in rainy weather. rfTT or FTT^l/. 
 
 Mild and tender s. { of the morning or evening. ) 
 
 ^^^f' MtH/. g^/. 
 
 Sux-sniNY, a. V. N. ;jr5TT=^T, 3''^rJfT,fJTq^Rr, '^JTTfrqmf^^, 
 
 Sun-stone, Sun-gem, n. ^^?T m. -^^^ m. ^f^T.i^m. 
 SuN-STEOKE, n. coup de soleil. g-^^T =^^^r m. jrs/ fi^if. 
 
 SuN-woKSHip, «. ^rTm^T/ 'j^tT^/. 
 
 SUN-WOKSHIPPEK, W. TJ^qfTT?!^, ^^T^P. 
 i Sunday, n. wf^T^TR ;«;;. 'iTTf%?r^7 cr 3TT5T^^T': »l. ?;f^qT- 
 I X m. ^fiRT^T w. ■>TT^^R »«. HH^JT^T^ >«. 
 
 To SuNDEB. Sec To rAHX, To Divide. 
 
 Sunder, n. in sunder. st^T^^S. 
 
 SuNDHT, a. dicerse, several. 3^%^, ^TT^T, 'fl^^ST-TR^, HT^T- 
 
 Sundries, rolleciiun of various thiwjs. '^ZT.H'^Ji n. VjZX- 
 
 "RT n. ar^-p?^ «. i;n:<p?:?; «. ^7.w.i n. 'A'fm'^^'^^^ n. 
 arn^nn? «. sftTS^n^ «• ari^DTsrs'icT «. ^TiorsniiTr or 
 ^r€forsir?T'jr «. ^?T»}r^^r m. ^Rg??^/. s^^rf^ssrw. q':^"!!;!. 
 
 ^Fl-'^ssr^/. 'PSr^T^WRT n. 
 Sung,;), t. V. A. 1. itt'T$?5T, nr^;^ J^f^JIT, &c. ift?T. 
 
 Sunk, Sunken, p. v. V. N. 1. ^sraFSr, HPT, f^^TT, n^qf;. 
 ^^iririT, &c. 5ft?r. 
 
 SuNNiNESs, «. V. A. 2. g-FTTTTiTT »!. &c. Fmret/. WfT«ri?T=?- 
 
 ^ «. armq^rf ?T «• [ ^pftn. 
 
 SuNNT, a. of or helonging to the sun. ^f^^IT, g^Tl^S^T, ^f- 
 2 open to the sun. ^qr^r or 3'?fT=5?T, f?i5RT=5Tr, S'nPT or J- 
 
 S. spot, oj^en place. ^^\^ or ^t\y^ n . fHm\1orTs{' 
 ^^^ n. 
 To Sup, y. a. v. To Sip. arisf^i" fr^f, ^YZ m.-&c. ij<ji y. o/o. 
 2 — with a flurruping noise. aJRTDr, ^^^, H^^r '«.-a;- 
 
 To Sup, v. n. eat the evening meal. CT^-^T^^ SfSfor m. q;^. 
 
 Sup, Supping, n. v. V. A. 1. ^'refnr f^ot m. [sc^t m. 
 
 I. swiflZZ draught taTcen loith the lips, ^\z m. '>^f^A m. ^- 
 SUPER. This prefix is rendered by 3Tf4^,3Tf?T,aTf^^iq',fJf?TT, 
 
 &c. as will be seen from the words that follow below. 
 To SuPERABOUND, I', n. he very aliindani v. To Abound. 
 
 ^7^-Vi%^-&.c. 3T?T0T, aif^^/.-^R'TT/.-lf^r'T n.-Sic. aT- 
 
 ?rnty. ofs. 
 Superabundance, n. x. Exuberance, ji^o^tutt m. a^ftr^T- 
 
 f /. ■s^Tm'^ m.'^^^^ n. ^j^^ n. arrf'^T^^ «. ^i^^f- ^\\- 
 
 Superabundant, a. v. Exubeeaht. arf^^, arfrf^TT, arfH?!- 
 To Superadd, v. a. v. To Add. 3fT5^-^R7r-&c. v:ith ^l- 
 
 Superannuated, a. disqualified ly old age, too old for office. 
 
 To be s. ?rra55CTr. 
 Superannuation, n. the state ofhcing too old for tcorx. ??[?
 
 SIJP 
 
 iSurERB. a. magnijicenf , (jc. v. ri> 
 
 851 
 
 SUP 
 
 rfr, T3^, 5T0C-1J, ^j^^r, H5^, ^r^, 3TTf?7^rfi. 
 
 .Sl-perbi.t, adv. y. A. ^R^Torr^, jJT^T^, &c- H5^ ^Tr^TT, ?r- 
 
 aq; JTTC^. [ qsT'tRr, ?f;r?Tjfr. 
 
 Supercargo, n. fjp>T?rm?55RrF5ft-^qr5'^1R;5Hr^-&c. %^^- 
 .SuPEHClI.IOUS. a. haiigh/y v. PliOUI). K^SfTrJ, fSHT^jI^T^, 
 
 Hf^^?;, f?»Tmr^r, fH^TT^^R, ^ft^i^n:, ni^it, nra^ar, 
 
 SrrEiicir.iousNESs, «. v. A. ^^]^ m. t?Kr m. 3TT^iT^r /. 
 ITM »». ^^■^ f. efts «). 
 
 SCPEREWISEXCE, 11. V. A. ^^^ »J. ^A^'^^ f- 
 
 8l'PEEESii>"est, fl. surpassing in excellence, t. Sufeiuoe. 
 
 q^j^t, 5r^5, ^^>^^. . 
 
 Scpereeogation, «./;(;r/br;)!fl;trc of more than didy requires. 
 
 stFTT^rr m. 3rf?Tft^r==T^oT n. srf?tft^r^R m. ^rfft^^r- 
 
 Supererogatory, (7. beyond irJiat duty requires. Strq'T^TTF^fr, 
 
 aTfnft^T=q^crTr^r, fir«Tf?Tft^, fJTTTr1%ft^, ^FrTS^TT^ft^. 
 
 Superexcellesce, n. sq^^ ;!. «r^, «. Jf?;'??!! /. wq^rTH- 
 
 rfT/. ^q^^mr. 
 
 Superexcet-I.est, a. very exrellent. ;???;'?, S'fnT, ^^FRT^T, 
 «T^, ?r^«Tg, ^fr^T^T, ?t^??5iH, ^^^., tl^frTH, a^jgrTiT, 
 
 ^CPEEriCiAL, a. of or lelonging to the supeifteies. ErT=^, 
 
 ^^^].i sfTfT?^ arfiHr, 5ifi<t?5, ^jf^fte «• ^?s tptt^t, 
 
 2 shallow, cxirrior, sliyhf, Sfc. q-T^^ilT, ^T^'^TofT, ^R^fTCrft- 
 
 tfr or JT^TiCcq-mr, 1iT^Hrq-?fT or S^^Hm^'T. 
 
 S. view, oji^^ /. [ ^jqr^ccqr^r. 
 
 3 — in learning, itc. v. Smatterer. WR^s^BT, 3'<T^?:'^, 
 
 Superfkiai.lt, adv. T.A. 1. Ef^?r, 5ITfC5T, 5ir\T=s?TT 3TflR- 
 
 2 Ef^q-r, ^^^Ttrfr, n^^.X^i^^ 5R%^, 5fT5^R?T, TqTi-:?TT, 
 
 SuFERriciALNEss, n. V. A. 1. «»(? Shallowness. TrtRFir/. 
 arf^'SHT/. 
 
 2 ST^^R'Wr m. ^X^i^^^\ m. S:c. 
 
 3 See Smattering. 
 
 SUPEEFICIES, w. V. SuREACE. ^T^?! cr aTIf^CPJ 3Tra n. TO «. 
 
 »«. FfrST^JT «i. mr?^^ n. 
 StJPERri>-E, a. ^K 5TTft?p, "PR o?5»T, gif?TB;a:iT. 
 
 2 excellent, cjr. aif^rTH, 3^?^^??^'?, q^'lIf^^'H. 
 Superfluity, «. superabundance. aif-M^rf /• 3TfJ#f w!. 3TT- 
 
 m^^ n. 3TTf?R^T «. ST^friPTTfe'^ )». R^r:^?TTf?(fT?F?IT /. 
 
 2 superfluous things. ^V^^i^^i ^'!^ f.-^ixf.-kc. 
 Superfluous, a. more than is wanted, ^f^^, ^<TT5T, ^X^- 
 
 tP, 3^3,q2Pff?(f^. [rfT/. 
 
 Superfluousxess, n. v. A. ^■^■\■^^•{f^V^^] f. ^^^^^^fk^- 
 SuPEEnuWAX, a. JT^iKTT^qF "T^^^S^r, 'i^f^HI^T, CflHrsTcr, 
 3TTrg^, 'fli^Rcf, <nq;?:^, H^'^^TT'^, 'i^S^.MT^. 
 
 Sc?EEi5cu>iEE>"T, a. ^^'i^.'^. , ■nfJ;r'«T, T^^^^f^. 
 
 I 2b SupEniHBucE, ». a. V. To Induce, ainror, s^'ic^ sntiiof 
 
 I xcilh ?R. 
 
 I To SoPKiiiXTEND, V. a. oversee, ovcilool:, direct with aulho- 
 
 Ij rily. qr^iif, \^XJ^ f.-'^^^f.-^\^.^\f.-&.c.^\->AV{-l\- 
 
 jl SuPltlXTENEEKCE, «. V. V.^^^^jT/. '^%\>\ f. qi^lllt/. 5.\7- 
 
 j SUPERISTENDER, n. SuPERIKTENrEXT, «. SuPERINTESltlN*;. 
 
 { p. a. V. Y. qr^orr^T, ?,<3^^ ^FToiRr, ^i^h^'th, ^sp^iY 2- 
 
 |i ^roTRT, i'v:p. ^Tinr or ^inr, ^R^HTR, ^RHFO, 'TT'Tf:, 
 
 I f?{»^rt5R, ■3Tr«T?T, SR^'anr, \^.^\. 
 
 \ Superior, a. v. Upper, ^v^\^ ?fwr, ^^ftrtr, ^i^, 3;«-^r«T. 
 2 /((yZ/rr m ranlt^ office, dignity.^ ^c. 5r»:^qr 3TftiqRm^[, 
 
 ^tM q^.'fr^T, 5n;% irqfHr, &c. hisf, srt^r, n^T, Rtrr^, 
 
 j S greater in excellence., goodness, value, ([c. y. Better. 
 I 7^, 3-<f, STPIotT, >^^, fRH, grfvT'P, ^T^'^rt, 5R^S, ^H, 
 
 4 leyond the poicer or influence of. 3TT«ffT, 3i^Tf, ^T^TI- 
 j Superior, n. one more elevated in rank.^ office, Sfc. ^f\?., 
 
 1 2 ( of a monastery, &c. ). ^fT, 'flT«RTn'^. 
 I Superiority, n. v. A. 2. qr^^TT arH?^?; ot. ^R^t ^\f &<•• 
 ^?:%"Tiir «. ^^'mr/. '^^[^ n. 'i:^<m n. ^k^^^n. ^^ n. 
 According to s. STqRTr{:. 
 
 ?r or ^'^■^ n. ^^■^^\f. qr^TOTT m. 3TTfi^T n. ^^^~^u . 
 \ "jiTSr^ n. ^rg-q- n. 5!f^?=r n. 5fg^«. ?RBt|/. 
 
 4 'flHfefRT?fr/. ^^m^^f■ 
 
 I. ?//)/)«• hand of , advantage over. ^^R^cJlF >«. 3^?; »n. ^- 
 ' ^TToCr M. STT^sq'^T m. ^^ or ^^^n. sT^FTT/. i*r<«HT/- 
 
 i ?R^Tr/ ^^«. 
 
 To tlisplaj one's s. 3TN?5T •FRS^'Tr m. fJR^Sr. 
 Superlative, a. — in grammar, v. Coxiparison. a^frT^qr- 
 
 2 of the hi'jhrst degree, immeasiiralle., Vast .,c^'c. v. Exces- 
 sive. ^Riq^r^T^r, 3TTf«if?T^, TTT ( in couip. ), H^HNHt^r, 
 
 in comp. 
 Superlatively, adv. v. A. 2. 'FI'ITtO, 'flrir^m or ^. 
 
 SUPERLATIVEKESS, «. T. A. 2. ^r^^,J^K^■ '-^^^ »■ ^T^''^ "• 
 
 Supernal, a. t. Upper, EfT^^ir, ^qf^^'^^.. 3;'-Jl>«T. 
 
 2 See Heavenly. 
 Supernatural, a. t. Miraculous, Superhi man. ^5r?:?i>- 
 
 Supernumerary, rt. that is alove the number. ^^^^\^\\T^\, 
 
 ^T^r, sqrer, arf^^r^P, ^^jr, f;7q»TT^fT^. [f^^- 
 
 To Superscribe, t-. a. urite on the top vr surface, m fk- 
 SuPERSCRiPTiON, n. Jtritiny on the (op or outside, sf^^r 
 
 k^ m. ^r^ jr^ m. 
 To Supersede, v. a. set aside, render void, J^r^'T-^^-A "•
 
 __^ STTP 852 
 
 2 displace hi/ the appcinlment of another. Zj^S <TT5^^- 
 
 SUPERSEDEU,/). V. V. 1. ?^"ipr5ryr, &C. HI^, ^. 
 SrPEBSTiTiON,«. overscrupulousness or exactness, ^'c. in reli- 
 gion; absurd or extravagant belief or practice. a^rTT'^Kwi. 
 
 &c. 3T5^-3T^TT^'T'T-?rrfTflt-&e. r\f^ /.-f^f^T/.-^T^r /. 
 
 2 false religion. aT'^T^TfTrnM- 3T^'4T'irH»«. * 
 
 3 creduliti/ icith respect to supernatural agency, omens, 
 S(c. V^hAw^^W. ?Tf?TfT^TT^f'T5r/.-«T5T/.-Hrvp/.- 
 
 &c. ?Tf^rf^f^=^?rw. 
 
 STirEBSTiTiOus, a. overscrvpiiloiis.^ rigid, ^'c. in rel'.gion. 3T- 
 
 pn^JTTtt, 3Tf?Ti7;^pr=ntt, arf^rwrnfrft, ar^rtrfH^r^rr^, srf^- 
 fSrssT^Tsn?, &c. sffsrftTT^fj, h^^ irer. 
 
 2 proceeding from superstition. arfq'ftTl^^^, ^JTf^f'T^?- 
 
 3 credulous regarding omens, ^'c. ?T^^fq'5Tr5rrf?f%^^TR'- 
 
 ^T55T, SftlHT^T. 
 SuPEESTRUCTUEE, «. luilding raised on a foundation. qT^e|- 
 
 r^ Tr^=n?ft-&c. pri^/.-&c. 
 
 Sb SuPEEVESE, V. n. come upon additionally. aroT^ W, ^oj J 
 
 «w<A ST", T^TT W^r, STTf^^f %trr_ 
 
 2 See To Happen. 
 SuPEETEJilENT, a. SuPEEVENIXGj p. a. T. V. 1. aTiT^-TSTT 
 
 %tJTnT-3Tr?J^. [Ac. spTot. 
 
 To SuPEETisE, v.a.r.To Supebintend. qj^irf , Wm^jT /.- 
 
 S0PEBVISION, SdPEEVISAl, W.V.Y. Tr^^rw. q^jf?^/. ^hp^ft/- 
 SdPEBVISING, ^. o. SUPEETISOE, n. V. V. owe? SUPEEINTEN- 
 
 BENT. Wr^uiKI, ^^T^^OTRT, 3Tt-q^. 
 SCPINE, a. having the face upward^^m^ pop. 3^|0TT, gTTT'JTr- 
 
 2 T. Lazy, Careless, g^, f^?7rnt, f^r. 
 Sdpinelt, adv. V. A. 1. 3"^oTr, 3^urr ^r^JT^, &c. 
 2 g^T fr^R', ^^W, f^Tm^, &c. 
 
 Sdpineness, «. V. A. 1. ^^]m^im. gH5TT"irTw. &c. 
 BuPPEB, «. evening meal, ij^^ or Kl^'M %?iTn.-*fT^3T^«.- 
 
 ?<ipTr;i.-&c. n^*fr^3R«. ♦ [5CTr_ 
 
 To Supplant, v. a. trip up, Sfc. Z\^.lf.-Z^f.-&c. ttHTT <TT- 
 
 2 fig-, displace hy stratagem. q-^^-&c. f^THSTT-STJ^? ^\^ 
 
 m. ^urg.ifn. 5T}fr'^-&c. srfsn: 5m^-^mTm./.-qCTiT «.- 
 
 3 V. To OvERTHEOw, Trguf, TTST^"!. 'R'jf. 
 SuppLANTEE, «. Supplanting,^, o. v. V. 2. J^^f^ ^^rmr ^- 
 
 ^fjT ^-JT,^, &c. 
 SoPPLE, a. pliant, flexible. Jjsnft^, ?55]-^, J^^, FTff^TT, 
 
 S. and slender person. qrhpRt/- 
 2 cringing, submissive, \. Obsequious. aTrsf^^ ^ isS/.'^'m , 
 
 STJP 
 
 To Supple, v. a. v. A. 1. c75r^^-JI^»T-&c. ^FTof, c55lf=5tq;qtjir 
 
 W.-&C. arnTDT. 
 Supplement, «. supply, completion, — act. M<,c^ g fi /. qTrniT^/. 
 To fall to the s. of. ^rtSiTRT T5of. 
 
 2 matter or thing supplying. JT«r'iff^-*r^rn"^-&c. '?^r'4"i. 
 -fjTTTw.-STCTn -.fee. TTift/. H^t^T". 
 
 3 supplementary sheet or portion, appendix. "T^cprft 5]^ 
 m. JTifnft/. JTcfiir^/. tW?T'?w. 
 
 Supplemental, Supplementabt, Suppletoet, a. added tu 
 supply what is ivanting. |^<i(un=5n', »TCt=^, 'TTffT^T, HT^t- 
 
 S. sheet. qJTTofrsT? in. 
 Suppleness, n. v. A. 1. Pl^rN^qTirT »«. cT^^qoTfOT. H?:'Tq<iirw. 
 Suppliant, a. Supplicant, a. Supplicatoe, n. t. V. 1. rii- 
 
 RT-fEfHf?i-&c. ^rrf-jpifr, ^?r, tf'^srMr o?- DfT,%crT>JTT tr 
 
 S. for protection. ^TT'tn'T, ^?;oir5qf. 
 To (.^UPPLICATE, V. a. petition earnestly, hvmlly, S{c. v. To 
 
 Eeg. :rr^?rr/.-^5TrfY/.-&e. jpTofy. o/o. st^ot, f^^^of, 
 
 qT?T m.pl. q^iif^ f^^Z-PH^riMMT w.-fH^frT^n^/.-fK^rl't 
 /.-&c. sfJ^'TTy. o/o. 
 
 To s. abjectly or er.rnestly. q^rw. T^TTcfr. 
 2 entreat for, ash for by petition. fJTqFfrH m^nT^nrt^-Ac, 
 HmoT, fcr^?ft/.-S|T*i?IT/.-&c. ^015'. o/o. ?TT=^% stTm^. 
 Supplicated,^. v.V.l. !Tlf'5^?5r, f^^T^r'^c^r, q'Tf^H, ^R^'^fr. 
 2 fj^R?ft^ iTTfn?T^?=Jr, HTfrcT^f^r, &c. ^TTNcT, RTfiTrTr 
 
 SuppLi. ATioN, n. T. V. 1.— irrn^ n. f;R=rat «. &c. ^v^^ f. 
 
 To make piteous s.^^ w.-s^r/ 2?^ ■HT^P^-^ftn^r, 
 Supplied, p. v. V. 1. qTq-%^, f^?^i=rT, &c. 
 
 2 2^"rJ?5T, ^q^ (in comp. ), f^RT"? (in comp. ). 
 Supplier, n. Supplxing, p. a. t. Y.l. ir^troiRT, T^I^ W.VW 
 
 ^, m?ft ^^OTRT, ^T[VVi., &c. 
 ib Supply, v. a. furnish, provide, give tvhat is tvantcd. HT^^- 
 
 m^v(\f.-&c. ^mg. ofo. ^fnoT 5j.-^qqr?r «. ^^r. 
 
 2 viiih; furnish to. qT^TOT, ^q=>T-f^f3TS-&c. Jp^. 
 
 3 (a vacancy )Jill. jttoT, T?:?!!/. ^^ot^. o/o. 
 
 4 ( the place ol ) serve instead of. ^\^ n. 'PX^ g. of o. 
 ^Tmr »»./.-^.qTiT «.-&e. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 SuppLv, n. Supplying, n. t. V. 1. qTW'f n. &c. q^^uft/. q^. 
 ^rin^/. q^TST OT. q^RT »»• sTTq"! n. ^qt^q- ». 
 
 I. JHfl^^er supplied. TTcft/. 'T'T'IT «J. 5l^?nft or ^^fCtf. ^\- 
 
 %5T«. [T^/.^q/. 
 
 Periodical or set s. ( of grain, merchandise, &c. ). ^r- 
 Supplies, loaded train, ^c. coming. T^rTTS/. 
 Support, Supportance, Suppoetikg, «. t.V.1. — aci.Vi^ n 
 ^Tr^otn. JfT^ n.&c. ^iTT^S 7)j. vTKui». arsTSH w. 3q^JT:T 
 «. ^TS'H m. OT"j*rR w. ^HK m. 
 Z—ad. ^ra^t K. ^T^nt «, &c. ^RfOT^/. ^?r «.
 
 SUP 
 
 853 
 
 SUP 
 
 3— act. =?IT;^6t n. BHIS:^ «. ^Tra «i. I^Jff^ m. 
 
 4- Tra^i «. qr^ «.&c. ^Tram. qiqoid. qr?5=^«. ^•i^Mnuiti. 
 
 5^>TraiJr «. 3Tr=qTflOT «. ^h sni M. etc. -flr'^^ra^T «. 
 
 7 ^\z\^ n. '\\Z^m'i\n.'^T\^\mM}Z'Vi:m\m.'V^'\f. ^J?rq^TOT. 
 
 I. means of tip hearing. 3TT^R m, 37r«nT /"'/'• W^Tf m. 
 
 II. a s. V. PBOr. ftTTT m. 3Hli'|U| M. OT^'^TT ni. 
 Upriglit s. of ;t transverse beam, ^osr m. ^^ j«. 
 
 III. o s. fig. a warratit, a sanction. 3TI'4R «». qH^ «. 
 
 s;rn »». ^ »«. q-iTm «. afra'T'n «■ 
 
 IV. tnecr^s f)/" sulsistence, v. LivELinoou. <!M^f^<FT/. 
 
 V. that which mai.itains life ; sustenance, ij'c. vft^f^T «. 
 
 sTTiT^r n. 3^3fr5r?r ». ^T^tmr/. 
 
 2b Support, v. a. lear tip, uphold, sustain. tRW, ^X^ n. 
 sFTof, aTTS^R 7H.-3TT9IT »».- &c. qot, STT^of, sTTI^tSt, ^jtT- 
 sor, >Ti ?f ^ot, SISTSH OT.-3^T m.-^Hp; m.-^^ n.- &e. 
 ^"fr ^. ofo. 3TT«TTHrr-3TTqTT^-<te. 3T^or jh. fo«. 
 
 2 Jt'aj-, endure, tolerate, Sfc. ^fpTJf, ^RJ^fT ^^, ?IT^^, 
 ?rT|5T ^ot, q^sf^ in. co«. ^"T?ftrrqj/:-^pi n.-&c.-^.l^g.ofo. 
 
 3 maintain, carry on, sustain. ^F^ot, =;TT?!^r-^T?5'-g^- 
 &e. %-7o"f, HiTr5E^, ^HT5!; »«. :p?:i?f. y. oj 0. 
 
 4 maintain, supply with the means of living, x. To 
 Subsist. "TT^oi, qr?i'^, ^HT^'if, STToSnat, ^IT^of, "fnT^T «.- 
 
 qrs^ fl.-^rTTs m.- TT^q^or «.-&c. ^^t y. o/ o. 
 
 5 ( courage, spirits, &c. ) keep from sinking, T. To 
 Encourage, To Console. ^HT5car,^JTT^ m. 5FT% ^H 
 OT.-'^ «.-3T=f?rPT n.-'^l OT.-&C. ^, 3TT'^re^, W^T^R 
 n. :pT<if. 
 
 6 Jeor the expense of, v. To Maixtaik. ^=^ »«. ■=||B<I'Ji- 
 
 »TTn^of g. ofo. ^=ETt^r f^^rr^ ««. wj^ g. ofo. 
 
 7 o/(^, «ss/s<, lack, (^-c. T. To Help, ^\zf■- ^TT^rZ n. ^nf, 
 'TO/. XJ'm^ g. ofo. J^t/.-J^^T^Twi.-J^T^rr w.-"7IdH<NlOT. 
 &e. ^^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 8 ( arguments, statements, &c. ) sulstantiaie, make 
 good, Sfc. V To IMaintais. ^JnoSiif, ^TToS m. ^Rur y. o/ 
 o. m.^f{ ^"Jf, ?l<^af, TOiift/.-f^^ff w.-Jsrt/.-jf'J^'JI n.- 
 &c. ^Pt^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 Soppoetable, a. v. Y. 1. tRTTT^TnT-Ac. iTR^ Jp<Nl jTriT- 
 &c. ■^\^_ [ comp. 
 
 2 ^rai-Mi<^i'ir-^rK?!TT-&c. ?r^ ^^r!TFirrnr-&e. ?if in 
 Supported, p. v. V. 1. tn:?^?!T, tTRor %%?n-, aTTtnx l^s^^T, 
 &c. 3TTtTrrf?'tT^, 3TTf«f?r, 3TT'f ?r, OT^^i-T, a^^s'O'. 
 
 7 Tr3 ?njT^?5T, &c. 
 Supporter, «. Supportino, ;?. a. t. T. 1. y.uiHi, arr^TT^- 
 OTITT, '^TOT ^'■'JIRT, &e. 'iTT;;»T^, 3"TV>T=F, ^TT ( in comp. 
 as, Tf^>-TT, Ji'iraT ), -Sf^i.-^-kc. -f ^f-^m-.tc. [q;i<t. 
 
 3 'srR^OTTTr, ^^?1T S^OTRT, Ac. 
 
 4 qiOTiRT, qr?ioTRr, a.-. -fl^p^rfiT, TTatn^ar, ttpst, qt- 
 
 7 anif 13ackei.. qT3 ^"TITT, TT^ ^^OTRT, &c. HK< | ft m, 
 qifSSIT, ^TR-tft. 
 
 8 \', 1l*uiK|, 57^5 ^ITRT, &C. jf^^tiRi?). 
 Supportless, a. v. Unphoiected. pRTf»^?f, f^RTtTR. 
 
 SupposABLE, a. V. V. 1. q[7?Tmr^"riT, &i-. JT^n*^, ^f^n^, 
 
 lb Suppose, v. a. assume, conceive to ie, hiy down or lelieve 
 tcithout proof. :Rf?qtff, H?tf?f ^Rof-r^of -^r^ j'r, T^q^T/- 
 JTT5f?Tr/.-5f|^/.-3T?^for./:-?iqR m.-&o. !?:Tot g. of 0. dij, 
 n-ith in. con. ^r^, IT^ m, ^iiT-TT^ot, :RTroTi^fpl-5lHI'7I 
 
 ^ qT^-&c. q?;'Jr-^oi-HR^-^^^'f, w^rqifiT m.-Ac. 
 
 2 imagine, fancy, y. To TuiXK. ^plrqcr, 'Jx-'i-HI /.-'TT^JTr/. 
 -f^PTTJr^r/.&c. ^FTof rr. 0/0. f^?I-iRim-fqTtrT-&c. 3TT- 
 07% f^?lfrT-iT?lf?r-f^Tii?f-(&c. q^f !«. con. 
 d presuppose, require to le. su\w\ ^^^T^T, fH^P^ m..&c. 
 
 Sui-POSEr, ;?. v. V. I. qf;f?n^?^, H^ffl '^"^^^r, q? kr^, sr- 
 
 jTmra1=5R- 5n^%^, &c. JTTf^fT, f^HTft^, ^f?qri, cHT^;q, 
 2 ^feq?tPiT, f^?T 3t;^^, &c. 
 
 SUPPOSEE, n. SUPPOSIXO, p. a. v. V. 1. ^ItHUIKI, TRfrT 'Tt- 
 
 'smRT, ^p^^T^r-'-TT^RT-jfs/.-'ic. ^PT^iRr, s(qmTErt=q=T ^- 
 on"n-HRi'^RT-&c. arr^rq^iTrq^-^R'TJ-Ac. 
 
 Supposition, n. mailer supposed. J5?q?TT/. HT^RTy! SRT^I 
 
 VI. ■y^-'W'f ^ »». ^^ m. §f^/. siniuiis'i=q5 it?is:7!T q?? 
 
 OT. ^"jq^ »«. ^"STfl n. [ 'JJI^qfiT^. 
 
 Suppositional, j;. v. HrpoTnExiCAL. q^Tq^^qt, ^ZT.€v^. 
 SuPiOsiTiTious, 71. put hy trick for another ; not genuine. 
 
 q^q^rqr, ^pq^rH sq^r-^TRi^sT, ^^nr, gq?i^, ^rt^. 
 
 2b Suppress, v. a. overpower and cruah^put dotcn.^ destroy. 
 
 (j-cHT^^r, ^qof, ?nfR?T ^ot, fl"ii ;«..-iTn»j.-firar6r«i.. 
 &c. ^RTwy. 0/0. 
 
 2 ( a fact, a matter, &c. ) conceal, retain. csMul, ^Rl^, 
 
 ^m. '^5t, ^{q;% si^oT, ?fq^, sqi^m, =qRqr, ^Rn^RfV.- 
 %qm/-=^Rt/. ^^oty. (/o. 
 
 3 ( an emotion, etc. ) stijle, restrain. fqaSt, fq^t, ^jTPf, 
 ^RPJt, qRTfT mfl&t. 
 
 SuPPRESSKD, ;;. V. V. 1. Hil^fir, ^5^c5T, ^RfT %^, ."io. 
 2 ^3q?5?5T, ?RPI=?T, ^fi^JJlrlT, ^^OT, &C. 
 
 8 fqspirir, ?Rf;??5T, &c. 
 Suppression, «. v. V. l.—act. jfiiot n. ^fqor ». &c. hh >«. 
 EERT m. fqs-t^ wi. 
 
 2 3;5qDT «. 5T=l"''iT «. m'^oT n. %ciin. &c. sqRnift/. ^T- 
 5Rft/. %qi^q/. ■^'ift/. 
 
 3 fri^TCTT «. 5R(ot 71. &C, 
 
 I. (asofurine, thoBcniinal fluiil, &c-^ cr of any function 
 or faculty). ^IH m. ^JRT ». ai^H m. 3?qTTi:T ?n. 
 SUPPBESSOB, 71. Sui*rBESSiK0;2>.a. V. V. 1. ^rSIRT, ^^q^-
 
 SUR 
 
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 7r, Ac. »tn-f5T'^F-c<::c. ^?tf-^Tfr-ttc. 
 
 2 ^^qTJTTTT, ^I^'TRT, ^Tf^onTT, ^^fTiiIT^T, c<Lc. 
 
 y fnosoTTTT, ??fmKr,&p. 
 
 To SuprrnATK, v. n. t/tneraic pus. fq-Tvor, J^T^'Jr, 5'fK''T, J5J- 
 (JTR{ ^^, ^m. ifOT in. con. 
 To cause to s. fr^Ffsr^, S^f^T'^. 
 SUPi'UitATio.N", 7I.T.Y. fq^^ n. S:c. Jif^iafl-/ J^TRoft/ ^^m. 
 
 Burning or ulow of s. Iff^f or qrr^T "i. i'. %. 
 fji'pnuATiTE, w. a medicine iJiaf ji'omofcs svpj^itraiion. ftf- 
 
 +e)UI n. <T?55T 07" T5JDr «. 
 KrppUBATlvE, a. that promotes svjpuralion. ftJFq'OTRT, 'J^^' 
 
 t>UPHKMACT, ?i. V. A. 1. H;?EnHT/. JT'teT n. sr-cTT^?TT/. STT^TFT 
 iSuPKEME, a. highest in authoritij^ v. ClllKF. ^^fr?'^ jftjT, ^- 
 
 S. Court. qr^sTrfr ^^w.^f. ^r^T-fl-^r^ifT/. • 
 
 '1 of the highest degree. q?:JT, q^T JT'^f^'Tr; q':HT5]'#5TT, 
 
 .Slteemelt, a«/y. v. A. 2. q^T, qi^fil^r, 3Tf?t. 
 To SuECHABGE. Sce To Ovei:buriiex, To Ovf.eload. 
 SuRcixGLE; n. — for a saddle. &p. ^7r;\^n\J. ^^\f. ^€\f. 
 Sued, «.— in algebra. ^FToftlrfTTfiT «i.-WTr/. ^FTofT/. 
 iSuKE, a.fxed, tinfallacious, ^'c. t. Certain. STr^Ta.^f^, ?^<t- 
 
 2 confident, undoultivg, t. Certain. fn^fH, f^^^iq', 
 
 o «o< liahle to failure, of certain action. '>f^^_ 
 4 T. Sate, Secure. fHHT. 
 
 To be sure. See Surelt. ["nTTT. 
 
 To be sure,^ — as notiun- admission. ^X.^ «rft^, sj'Jc, ?r- 
 
 SuKE -AIMING, a. ar^^qr^fr. 
 
 Sore, Surest, adv. t. A. 1. and Certainly, ^=5ft??, '^=iqq' 
 ScBENESs, n. T. A. 1. ^fqFrquTT m. ^fq?fr/. ?jfg;3Tqm «>. 
 
 A-c. f?rgm/. 
 
 2 f?Pjf?PTnTr M8. f^gfrf/. fq-sy^q «j. f^-.^fr w. 
 SuREiisuiP.w. state of Icivg secur'd y. ^ifri^^t/. ^TfTHTrr/. 
 bur.ETT. See Secukitt, 2. See Certaintt. 
 Surf, «.— of the sea. ?rr^f^ ^^^cjoft/. intens. wm^AZ m. 
 
 Jlouud or mole to break the s. S^^ff/. 
 Surface, n. e.rterior part, superficies. 5R=5(T-tjr|T=ejT-^7»5T-&c. 
 
 -^]^ m. m^-^x^-&.c. srtn «• ^^zf. ?^ w. ?g>?Fi «;. ^^- 
 
 f^'Tm wi. ?fcE OT. ^sq-arT n. ^^^\^ n. c^PS m. n. rTFiqqrr m. 
 Smootli s. ^qr^ /. 
 Ou the s, ^r_ 
 To Surfeit, 'f. a. malce si<hfrom orcrenting, ghil, ^w qrR 
 
 STTqJTH-&c. ^jn^r^Toi-^EiT^T^r ^Rof, -flr-TTTt/'ifr m. 3TT- 
 
 SUR 
 
 To Surfeit. !'. ?!. cat till sickness is produced. ^\W,\f\-'A\- 
 
 arr'JT'it, 3\^7:^r^f.-:3^?:f. qiJi. 
 Surfeit, «. ^^/i///^/' state. ;jq?;/. 'jttt/. ^7/. %^/. 
 Surge, n. large imte, billow. n\z\ VAZf. W- «;. ^^J^ m. ^- 
 
 ^r m. ^\tf 
 Surgeon, n. one who practises surgery. ^T^T^T ^?T, ^^^5T: 
 
 Veterinary s. ^TT^Tt?!^, ST'^"!?!. 
 Surgery, n. art of curing tjg manual operations, <^'c. IM^^- 
 
 ?T^/. 'flrgft/. ^T^'^?Tr% w.m n. \^^^^M^ U^\f. v^- 
 
 Surgical, a. pertaining to surgeons or surgery. 'iiS'^^^]^], 
 
 Surlily, n(?i'. v. A. ^r?qw^, |'?q^TH, ^r^qiii, kc. ^"j |r- 
 SURLINES3, «. T. A. ijT'gqcffr »«. j'sqirr m. ^^'^w.^^ on. Ar. 
 
 Surly, a. morose, crabbed, ij'c. v. Cross, sp? or ^r!J, ^ij, ^- 
 
 To Surmise, v. a. imagine, npprclicnd, \. To Suppose, T" 
 Think. ^f~qwr, sF?q?Tr./:-'HT^?Tr/.-5f5/.-3T5^55 /.-??% ;«. 
 -&c. ^Rnty. of 0. or, with in. con. ^]ir\, 
 
 1 imagine evil, v. To Suspect, ^^iq' w.-^f^T/.-^f^tT «!.- 
 3^l^tr m. q'Sr ?". coh. andg. ofo. ^^^m m. ^m in. con . 
 
 cf^qj «i.-5ri^=5Tr»«.-&c. ^r'^-qs'^r in. con. 
 
 SlTRMiSAL, Suhjuse, SURMISING, «. v.V. 1. imagination, ap- 
 prehension. ^?q?fT/. ^TT^f^T/. n^ ?«.^f5/. ^^\^ m: 
 3TS^5^/. ^f w. JTfTT or ^^^ m. 
 
 2 imagination of evil. v. Suspicion, ^im pop. TTH m. n- 
 JTT^ wj. ET^I^trr m. ^^vf\ or ^\^ m. 3T^m m. \mf 5(1- 
 sr?fT m. cT^pp m. ^=qr )». 3Tr^t?^T/. 
 
 To Surmount, t;. «. (difliculties, obstacles, &c. ) overcovir. 
 gel the letter of. ^K ^\%^^ Hls'Jf; ZJ^^, fqJJRoif, ^ctj, 
 f^^feat, qT^?lT qT3^, Ff^tf qr?IDT, ^1^] qr^oi, JTT^^T-T- 
 
 ^rEf^-5TT^r5rc-&c. qr^r m. \p\, tTfj-|R wi.-fjr^fR'Jr w.-&o. w- 
 
 X^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 See To Surpass. 
 
 SuiniouNTAiiLE, a. V. Y. 1. qR qisr^Ti^mT, fJT^Rrqr^THr, 
 &e. tiT'^q-, f^^q". 
 
 Surmounting, n. v. 1. — act. qR qrS'Jr «. *iT5aT n. ZwM n. 
 
 &.C. f^r^TRiiT «.q^^R m. 
 Surname, n. family name. 3TT3=TT^ «. 3'q'^lTT w. OT^f^ n. 'jt- 
 
 5^/. f 3^RT ?!. 
 
 Bearing the s. of. jq^lTT^ ( in conip.). 
 To Surname, v. a. v. N. S^TS^TR n.-:3^^\c( n.-&c. eoT. 
 
 SuENAMEP,;;. T. Y. cHTS^i^r fep^^r, arrs^isrrErr, OT^fTJTRr, 
 ► ^q?rm^. 
 
 To Surpass, v. a. exceed., go beyond, t. To Excel, ttft Z\- 
 ^Kot-qm-WSof, a^fcTTDT, V^%^, qmft n.-TI^/. iroT .--/. 
 c/o. gi^;^!-/. ^TKT'Jt, =5fJ JH.-cfra/.-<.tc. :j;Wr mV7( <[\ ofo. 
 m-^-'^A'^-'i^V-^W.-^c. ^^i\ vith q^f-&c. ofo. ^Rf m. pi. 
 W■J^^ g-of 0. q^s^ m. ^.\ii\.^ ^\%wi\., 's\\^v,^ m.-Ac.t<w,
 
 STJR 
 
 855 
 
 SCS 
 
 qjft/. ^TFJST'ir with ^7: of o. 
 :?cnpAssABLE, a. v. V. nm dl+l<<l<^VlT-?nT^T-&c. f^--f;i«{f. 
 
 «L-RPAssEr. p. V. V. iTT'T ^i^%^r,nTT'=:^, qpr^r ^rr^^r, &c. 
 
 SCEPASSER, w.SuiiPASsrso,/). a. V. V. HTn ^ra'JTTTT-^f'S'Jinr, 
 
 f^'T;'JTTTT, "irqi^ wn, amar, ^w, ^K'^^^ ^r^^t, if^, | 
 
 I. tr?v/, excrediiu/, v. EXCESSIVE, q?;!?, 'in^fg^^T, ft AT, 
 
 SuEPAssiNO, ?i. V. V. — act. NT^ It. inn ?J^nt w. &e. =^m. 1] 
 
 3Tf?TTpri jn. 3Tf?r^H'JI n. a^nPT J«. 3TT^H"iT /(. l^^fm m. I 
 
 JrtPK"! «. 'i^frT^STR '»• ij 
 
 Surplice, m. qr^^r Tf^TT 5TTT. li 
 
 SunPLL'S. a. overplus.^ that is in excess. 'PT'jft^?, "TTR^J, ^T ?T- jj 
 
 f^^?^, 5r?:^r, ^rfq^, isirT, T-Ftar, ■jfvfT o)- st, ar^^prsr, 3t- j 
 
 SoEPLUS, 01. e.tccss leyond tvJial is tvanted. ^Kf. ^^J'f] ni. 1 
 
 zi^f. ^K^^f. 3-rt/. 3r^^r m. f\w.^f. ^sj. v. %, tttt- 
 
 ScRPLUSAOE, n. — of grain, Ac. qfTirar nt. 
 
 Praiiticc of borrowing- grain &c. upon conJitiou of 
 s. 3rretf5^/. 
 
 S. ( of grain, &c. ) upon a loan. 5fl?/. ^\T\f. ,' 
 
 Si"P.PEisE, SuEPiiiSAL, n. V. Y. 1. — ffe/. 'Tq^T^Cr TR^w. &c. I 
 2 — the sentiment, v. "Woxdee. f^im^ m. VfT^l'f n. f^- 
 
 To SuHPElsE, r. a. f^X-e at unawares. 'ff=5rn^-3^^rFHTg;-<?;^T- !' 
 "J^-'fl^^^-^^e. JTf5Dt-qut-^:r':iJi-5TTiJT-Jcc. F^rt^f-Ac. ^Z- } 
 pt-f'T50T-&c. rr^^T^-Ac. qs^ )t7V/t q^ o/ o. ji 
 
 2 V. To AsTo.xisii. q^f^, =qf^Fr-3'T-=q^^->.tc.^j;ffr, =qT- { 
 
 ^3T?^, "^T^FTf/. ^^^ y. q/ 0. ft^N^T «. *Rot y. of o. ' 
 
 ■SrEPEISED. p. V. V. 1. <^^T^# mZr^J., &C. | 
 
 2 «)!(? Astonished. =q-^5T%rJr, &e. ^qfer, =5fig, 5T, nrfTrr- ;! 
 
 ?T, fJT^firqTTiJT, H?HqTf'5r?r. ;; 
 
 To be s. ^S^v^^n.-^^^/i.-Sic. m^ in. eon. jj 
 
 :?*.'P.PEisEE, n. SuRPEisisG,^;>. a.v.Y.l. (JW^^f Tt^'TTTT, Ac. j 
 
 2 and WoxiiEEFUL. =^^^WU., ^jg ^PT^m, =^T=Pft H^^T- i' 
 
 ^R^, f^TTT^. [iT-^fR^T-ctc. \ 
 
 ScEPEisiNGLY, adc. V. A. 2. 3ir^'i'f-5=r^R;-Hr^-&c. ^r^wMT- : 
 
 T(; SuEBENDEE, v.a. \. To Give up, To Yield. #3^, Wfff- 
 
 %aT, iTH'r ^'it, ^r'4t^ qj?:'Jt, \^\^j ^i^., <T^<r qra^t, 3i.^- :, 
 
 7c) SnEEENDEE, V. 11. See To Yjeld, To Submit. ji 
 
 r^'uEEENDEE, n. V. V.A. — act. i[\Z^n. &e. ^V}m. qfc^TTw. 
 
 S'VEEEPTiTiOus, a. false, spurious, ij'c. ^VJ. ^T^Br^, ^q^T- 
 
 2 See Clandestine. 
 Jb SuEEOUND, V. a. encompass, environ, inclose on all sides. ■' 
 %5^, Mm., ST?^, VTRTdf, iT5!T?'i.-%3Tm.-nrj5T»». &c. m?Ior, jj 
 
 &C. ^K^g. ofo. "^f^-&c. q5^(fr. 
 
 SuiiBooxDED. p. V. V. ^?%?!r, ir^%f^r, &e. qf^H, qfj-^f-ei, 
 
 3TTffT, q^fjm, ?i5r'm, n^rf^fr. 
 
 SUBBOUNDEK, «. SuHllOlXDINO, /). a. V. V. Jf^Tnin, ^TTTTIJI, 
 I. adjacent, hjin'j round about., v. NEHillBouuiso. ^TT,- 
 
 5^r or ^T, ^f =?;itpr, ni^r^rri^r, ^Hr<R^r, Hi«Rqr»f^?', 
 
 SuEEOUXDiNO, «. V. \.—act. Jf?<JfH. qfOT//. V'.^/i. Ac. 'ifl^T 
 
 SuETOuT, n. ;r^7T ^T^iT'TT^r -flmfrrw.-Ao. 
 
 Surveillance, n. uatrh, restraint lysiijht. ^^T^^\f ^-?,^. 
 
 To place under s. H^\<<IFff 3qot-^r^OT_ 
 To Suevey, v. a. inspect, view uith attention, v. To See, T) 
 
 E.KAMINE. qrpf, ^f 5;iJf, "^^oi, f<<<37T, f^^otof or '«Ti^ia- 
 • t^, f^lftflOT, f^^?35-Ae. qT^iif, qr^ifT/.-'iT'7^r*^rt.-f^- 
 
 er'iln. Ac. ^CTT y. o/o. 
 
 2 e.raminc icit/i reference to condition, value, .j'c, qi^'Ji, 
 
 3 measure land, ijv. "qJTr?lt/. ^J;^, ^JfH/.-Ac HI^W, 
 ^Hrq5T».-&e. ^^. 
 
 Suevey, Surveying, n. v. Y. I. qr^n. 1tot„. pi>f!TOT,(. A.'. 
 
 Nm^/. ^m^^f^n. f^r[(^u\n. f^^Hf/. 
 
 2 qr^iirt. "tt^'t/. Fin^/i. criirtjfr/. 
 
 S. by the eye. ^^^qr^ift/. 
 
 3 qJTTsft/. ^ffT^ HT^^-Jft/. HRTq^H. The Euglihh word 
 is coinnioiily used umlerthe form of?iW! 
 
 Sueveyou, «. (of laud, Ae.). "^Hr^i'T ;?ROIRr,^ifm Hr'^TTTrT, 
 
 Hmq^, HJTrq^^?rcTf. 
 Survival, Surviving, n. t. V. crHwr«. ■^jji'ijn. mn Tr^oi/i. 
 To Survive, v. a. outlive. iTrn-qT^T*^ nf^-Jft^^^'H-^nDT j. 
 
 of 0. f^^Ti-^nm f^yi\-^\'m. TR-qn'rum wj-dt </. ofo. 
 
 To ScEVIVE, V. n. live after or sidl. ^Tn, ;T:=qot, f^^TT, 
 
 Hin tTf'Jt-T'Cof. 
 Surviving,/). «. Suevivoe, «. v. V. X. ^qt7TRT-'5Tn%^, 
 
 ;jf^CTTRT-5fr=sr?;^T, m'T tt^otrt-tt^^^^'Ac. -fl^lrrr^ft^T, 
 
 SuscEi'TiDiLlTY, n. V. A. 1. tqTTT^f'iq'JTr m. Kf\^'T.T^ n. V(. 
 
 ^w^(^^^f. iTf'JTiTfe/. ^z^^^^\f. q^^qi^THi «. "^j?^- 
 Ti^^^T/. ?TfiJTq[=?^r /. 
 
 2 m^qoTT m. i^q^qoir «i. Ac. 
 
 3 TTFifTT/. 'fl^Trn^TT /. Ac. 
 
 SusCEPTini.K, a. capable of admitting or rcccivinj impression, 
 change, or affection. z^\^\^\^^-'^W^\-'^K^\^^^^ ^% 
 
 ^\WK^^., ^T^tJiJi^, ir55HJT, j;?^!^, V^^qrK'?;, ^^Jin'T, 
 
 2 ( as of disease or injury ) tender, nriT, ffm, q^fiToST, 
 
 3 of warm passions. Tm'T, ^T^TPfT, ^frHKfrifsr'FT't. 
 
 To Suspect, r. a. imagine to be iriminal. tf^H or sr^irr «i.- 
 ai^ini m.-&c. trw y. o/o. HH m.-^^ m.-'fl\\^] »;j.-5B^ 
 /.-<Sc, q^ in. con. uith g. ofo, ^^^f^\ m. -^m in. i-p;j.
 
 SITS 
 
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 SWA 
 
 tvitl g. cfo. 3Tf^>;rm m. 3T?l5ir-Err^^ in. con. and g. of o. 
 cR^P 7«.-t)N--(r ?;!.-&c. :3TM-^3ot in, con. with g. of o. 5f- 
 5J «. TS^-^"Jt in. con. 
 
 2 /io?(/ /o le doiiltful or uncerlain, mistrust, V. To Doubt, 
 ?l'^/.-3TT5(i^/.-?f^T^T »n.-&c. «iRDf-:^5'. o/o. v;itf?T/-^- 
 ^iq' »».-3Tf^=qra ?)J.-iS:c. qiJI-aTgoT, i'/t. con.icith g.ofo. 
 
 3 imagine, apprehend, surmise, t. To TniNK, To Suppose. 
 ^^^\ f.-<\k ?«.-TT5T^T /.-ff? /-3T?,;?:o5 /..&c. JR^ or, 
 tcith in. con. 3T^ g. of o. ^^^ or cT^Hr m. ^J^ or, with 
 in. con. ^^ g. ofo. '^^^. 
 
 Suspected, p. v. Y. 1. =r|ti=r3TT^OT, 3i^5TT3TOOT, &c. ^^ 
 KHT", HrJTT^,&<:. 5Tf^r!r,^if^fTrTTT^,3TfJr'^^. 
 
 2 m^ arr^OT, ?t^sT, &c. qif^cT, sTT^if^rT, 3Tfir»^^. 
 SU3PECTFUL. See Suspicious. 
 ^b SusPEXD, 4>. a. T. To Haxg. JFI^, ?r',*'|i=l"r, tffspT %^iJf. 
 
 2 M«A-e ^0 depend on. 5^^, arS^FT'jf , J^T^T'jf, CT^'^, SlT- 
 
 3 ?nflZ.-e to stop, rest, or pause. ^?rT-3''TT-&c. ^Rof, ?t^ 
 
 4 ^Ye/i undetermined, unsettled, Sfc. '^V^^., f^ST'jf , f^- 
 SSmof, ?r<iIcr-3-TRrf-31Hrnrr-jfT^TT-3TfHq'Tf!:cf-3TfHf5sqcf- 
 
 &C. ScfOt. 
 
 5 ( from an office or employment ). Hrf «FnT «h<uqixff 
 <^ /. Wf, aTTTRfr S^roT-^'^. The English word is 
 commonly used under the form of ^f^5 ^"if. 
 
 StiSPENDED, />. V. V. 1. ^fns??!, ^J^^^.FA. 
 To be s. ?j?:^q-, FrNiif, sf^lfr 3T?fot. 
 
 2 5cf^?5r, 3T5^pq-^?IT, &c. 
 
 3 rr^ %^F5r, TTf FTT-Ac. %S^T, &c. *rf f^, Hf5f^ rT^xr. 
 To be s. '-t?f5I'if,7T^T-?^r-?If^-iT^f5-&c.^r^,^[5iilot. 
 
 Suspense, ». unresolvedncss, indecision, indeterminalion, t. 
 
 U1.CE11TAKTT. srf^iqq' m. (flf^'=ik «». |^^ /. ^^.^ m. 
 TH^ftr OT. ^rrr^^ n. 
 
 To be in s. ?R'T'Jf. 
 
 To keep in s. rrpJToT, ST^PT %^^, st^^roir, iT5!;f%tft/. '^- 
 
 SusPEKsiON, n. T. T. 1 — flc<. 5fjm n. fiH:-T7T5l'Jr «. Ac. 
 2 — act. S^nJf M. 3Ti^^ n. 
 
 2,~act. ?lf5 5R^ «. T^^^^I ^7^ ». &c.— state, f^^^^f. 
 cTf^ n. ?tf^/. =qR f55?fT?5T 4<t /. ^3 OT. ^rer m. 
 
 4— ac;;. P/rqcf^ «. f^^m^ n. g'HRfr StTof «. &c. 
 
 5— aci. 3^Trr^?f ^:!Tjt «. ^ft'TS ^^^ «. Sic— state. 3Tm- 
 
 Suspicion, »i. v. V. 1. imagination of evil, tliouglt of as 
 criminal. vjjt;;o^. HTK m. ^^^^ or cT^T m. 3t\^TT ot. 5- 
 
 »n^ ni. ^-t;?/. -flT^i^r/. arr^f^^T/. m^^ m. w>^m m. ^- 
 
 5THT=r ni. ^.HK wj. !F?I% m. f^-l^fT/. fsfTTTHT^ >«. ^5F?? 
 vt. fun. ^^\ m. fsifV.ftiT/. pop. f^^,\\\ or v^f. ^^^• 
 
 "Working of s. ^^MW, f. 
 
 2 mistrust, v. Eoubt. ?f^ m. i.%\f. ijtfrl /. arf^s^frff 
 
 3 apprehension, surmise, thought. ^FPTT/. TTSPTT/. ^'ff- 
 HT or ^'^^ m. ^JIT m. n^R ot. rl^ «. ^JHT^HT/. 
 
 Suspicious, a. Suspected, n. Suspecteul, a. &c. v. V.l. 2. 
 entertaining suspicion, v. Douetpul. ^if'KfT, aTT^if^, 
 
 I. inclined to suspicion or mistrust. ^f^Tft, ^^iq^IT, B^- 
 
 3Tf^sqT?ft o?- g^ or ^, qf^JTWC. 
 
 II. icarranting suspicion, suspicahle. ?f?Tq 'iTTiIirRT, q"^- 
 
 JT arnJioTRT, &c. qi^JTrqr, ^^Tqr^T, Ac^i^rwrq^, ?r?iq^- 
 ?np, ^i^r^sT^^, ^t^qrqf , ^^r^TTtn^nfr, ^^^^=iq^, ^^T?m^. 
 
 Suspiciousness, n. v. A. I. ^^Tq^Ttiir m. ^^^^w^^x m. 
 
 ^?r^R"Tiir m. ^q-oi^/. ^^Tqi^FtT/. ^^jq^T^fcf /• ^Siq-- 
 
 ff^/. ?i?iqf%/. ^T^R^ffT/. &c. 
 
 II. t\\^ aTT'noqpqt qRq^T/. ^T^Tq-^^I^Fq w. ^i^FF^R^cf 
 
 «. ?r^^^^cq n. &c. 
 To Sustain. See To Support. 2 See To Suffeb. 
 Sustenance, n. v. Subsistence, Food. 3Tvf ?2. H?:'^ «. 3TT- 
 
 ^ M. g-q^ffqq- n. ?T3ftfq^T/. 
 Sustentation. See Suppoet, Maintenance. 
 Sutlee, n. camp follouer who sells provisions. <Z^^fy(t-v^^^- 
 
 ?frraT-'Fr^q?rqT =qTc5'JiRT-&c. qnjff-|^R^-&c. ^hn<. 
 
 Suttee, a. tvidotv tvho turns with the corpse of her husland. 
 
 ?Rft/. - [ ^qroET m. 
 
 Sutuee, n. T. Seam, Joint, f^qiir /. 'Bfq' m. f. jposralT/. 
 
 2 ( of the cranium ). ^F^T^WftT m. =qT?5/. ^^^ n. 
 Swab, n. — the mop. qjoET ni. f^rrq't %Tf "rft/. 
 To Swab, d. o. qtcSqi^ ;an5=F^of-"T^ot-&c. 
 To Swaddle, v. a. sivathe. q^js;^, q?% ?5H'?:'Jf. 
 Swaddiing-band, Swaddling-cloih, n. qr^fcioft^ H=T j- 
 
 iloliqM' q^ «. qr^^ n. qioEq^ «. 
 2b Swag, v. n. lelhj, v. To Bag. gfe^, gte m. ^>jf in. con. 
 To Swagger, v. n. tvalk in a blustering wag, \. To 
 
 Strut. Scf^^pqf^-SifJ^ ^^s^-fes^r^ftrr-Fnn^'-t'TSI^-'T^rr- 
 
 ^T^ or <T^3fr%-H;JT?qT^-;jTTq^-&c. =qT?!^, 3T^5of. 
 
 2 T, To Bluster, To Boast. rW^THor, rwSir, ftit m. qrSr- 
 
 ^^q^, <TM M. 5tr5^, Hidk'Mi qt'&T'/. i'^- ?irq^, 3q?5r or 
 ir?ir OT.-nt^ »». f*Rq^. 
 
 Swaggeb, Swagoeeing, «. v. V. 1. q^T^ or ^/. m. 37^5/. 
 
 2 ?riT «i. ?52:q?:q^/. sqsT or ii?5T ot. q^qqr/. 
 Swaggehee, ». Swaggering,/). «. v. V. 1. ?T^-|TSq^=qr^- 
 fr?5T^-&e. =qr3iiRT, 5%^, ^fqiqn, T^rr^ft or ?f|-, 
 
 2 rrJTrfJTOrRr, rrT?5 <?I5'TRT, &e. rTITFT'^, <TT?Jfft^r, ^FST- 
 
 ?qT qr*rt ^frqtqTTT, sqjsTfJTTquirn, frr^TR^^fR, f^Tc5^n:. 
 
 Swagoing, SwAGoy. See Bagging. 
 I' Swain, «. v, Countbxman, ^rTtfTiSr vfqRf-qT<^r, ?iff?jTtqr.
 
 SWA 
 
 857 
 
 SW] 
 
 2 T. Lover. ^J^^^ fsfq. 
 Faithless s. f^fiST, ^JtT. 
 To Swale. See To Sweal. 
 To Swi.hLO\v,v. a. take inlo the stomach hi/ the (hroat^f^- 
 
 <j. of 0. [qr?5ffr. 
 
 2 ( anger, Ac. ) endure quietly. f^o5^, ^^, f^^, "^rfr 
 o receive without considfration, believe imjAicttli/. arf^- 
 
 4 cngulph. consume, v. To Absokb. ^Tiif or ^r^T^T ^^T'fof, 
 fTK^Tiif, 5^=1^, TST-nS^-TS'TT or »T53n"T adv. ^FTof. 
 
 5 uj) ; engage ichoUy, engross. ?TT?f^, ^5''Jr, n?;^-n5T-&o. 
 
 6 (worcls, letters ..tc. in speaking ). ^Tof. 
 Swallow, «. v. Throat. lotT w. ar^nTPfw*. 
 
 , 2— the bird. qrsFrsfT/. 
 
 j SwALLOw-woKT, »». asclepias gigantea. 3T^ »«. rT?R m. 
 
 i Gigantic s. ^rt/ ^f. [iftof. 
 
 Svr ALLOWED, ;j. V. Y. 1. f?r55%?jr, &e. 5r«r, qi%rT, fqf^?r, 1%- 
 
 To be S. nw^T^r^r-W^TT^rar 3^T^-7rT5?T ^Tilf, %^f^ 
 
 i 2 ffi5^:r?fr, ^RT qm%f5r, &c. 
 
 ' 3 3Tf5i=qKr?r ^fT^OT, &c. 
 
 5 ?Tres55r, n5^^?5?5r, &c. — esp. as intended, and as im- 
 jiljiug seized and subdued ly, destroyed or lost in, oier- 
 v.'helmed, overpowered, overcome, Sjc. ^^ ( esp. in comp. 
 
 ^, Hi^?T^, H?^^, f^Tq?T^, ^ra^^, u'R'Rr, ?i^?T^, 
 \^^^ ). 
 
 SwALLOwER, n. Swallowing, p. a. v. Y. 1. fnoSUTTTT, "TTCM- 
 
 q'uiRT, ^rw ;F?:inTr, &c. qr^f^, ?m^-fHnT<ir-&c.q;TTf-:FTft. 
 
 Swallowing, «. v. Y. 1. — act. frioSOT n. qrw ». &c. qr?r m. 
 2 f'wM n. ^fijf ?i. fqTJr n. &c. 
 
 4 ^r'Ji «. Pii^sr'n «. TST 'F':"'! «. &c. 
 
 5 q^mot «. qsSr n. itst ^^of «. &c. 
 
 c ^m n. [l%=5r'jrM. 
 
 Swamp, w. tcei, soft ground, v. Mahsii. ^^sj/. qr>T'*I5i «. 
 SwAiiPX, n.T.X.anJ Maksut. ^?7^=ft?T, 5?5^^t^r, qriI'«ToET^. 'i 
 Swan, n. rr^^T m. |h »«. 
 To Swap, v. a. barter, v. To ExciuNGE. I^S^^TS/.-Hr^f^fTT 
 
 OT.-?rR??ft n.-&c. JFfJr y. o/ 0. 
 SwAPE, n. — of a well, &c. art^Ffft/. 
 Swaed, n. turf.^ sod, grassy surface of land. r^T^ir'^T ^if<Ta»«. 
 
 rspn^t ^HT^/-H?/. ^^OTV-fiT^q n. ^^*rfH^i=r n. 
 SwAEM.M. (of flies, bees, &c.). "^^ or qTHR o-'TmnT n. tft- 
 
 5f m. ^JTXf. HiJT^ m. 3T^ ?i.— of honey bees. ^\^ n. 
 
 2 V. MuLiiiUDE, Ceowd. ^n/. "^HW^ m. ^^r w. vpn^py 
 
 w». Tf^^ rt. XI "I. Tr^ «. 
 
 2b SwABM, V. n. — bees, flies, &c.fly about and buzz. ^RR- 
 ■ftr or q^TT^, q^<TIS^. 
 
 2 ///roHy «M(/ nit/ve A««i7y.— mnggotH, lice, fleas, Ac. Pm- 
 
 W?I m.-iTm/.-^if^^/.-( in/fn«. ^^^Tf^R: w.-?5H?5J?i? »". 
 -fojg^r?: m. )-&c. ar^oiy. o/«. s^r^df, ?5e^?fT^ 'iTflot. 
 
 3 Je thronged, be crowded icith licxng beings. T^JTIITiT, T- 
 ^^^ot, M n. J^-JT^of ^r. of,. ri^r^TT^T/. 3T?10ry. o/ 
 
 To s. with (lice, bugs, Ac.)— a beil,beJBtra(J, 4c. ^^- 
 ', SwAniniNESs, w. v. A. ;R5!7TT<I<'irm. ^^^^'p;!; «». ?7soiWrm. 
 j SwAUTUT, a. of a dark complexion. <fi|ti^T, ♦Ic/.^?, sjJToSTHT, 
 
 I SwAsn, SwASHY, a. soft, ijuashy, Sfc. •««lO<1,<T^'NYfT, Wf*r, 
 ' Swath, m. ^'«e cu< iy a mower, ^\r^f. <n'<nT w. 
 j 2 See Bandage. 
 2b Swatue, v. a. bind or lerap. 'fSRtof, M^ui, f^^of 
 2b Swat, d. a. See To Wikld. 2 bias, influence. Jjitjul, «T- 
 
 ^r^ot, '^r^ot, ?n^ m.-;F?5 OT.-rTrs ««.-&c. %tn , ^Ht?/.-^^- 
 
 ?r m. rTTT'Jry. of agent with in. con. 
 
 3 See To Govern, To Eule. 
 2b SwAr. V. n. be drawn to one side by weight, incline. <fr^- 
 
 fir, ffra m.-&c. ar^iff y. of s. 
 
 2 Aaue weiy/(< or influence. ;fh w.-atr? »i.-3?T7/.-^I3T wf. 
 
 -&e. 3T?t6t y. o/s. jtk m.-^K »».-&c. q?^ y. c/*. 
 Swat. See Influence. 2 See Hule. 
 2b SwEAL, t'. n. burn fiercely, blaze away. Sara^bt, cuisui«i, 
 
 ffoESa 0?' oEI-J'iTS'T 0?' ort-Ac. vioSat. 
 
 2 ffic/^ «?!(? !fa«/e away. Miy^O), »T5I?I ^t^itt. 
 SwEALlNO,;. a. V. V. 1. ?<Jr^<'ftfT, sa^^TfT. 
 
 2 ijoStT sraniRr. 
 SwEALiNOLT, adv. V. Y. 1. JoSSoS or at ( intent. <s*i«*, j- 
 
 oETSf ) ^ui^'Jr or <7it. 
 2b Swear, t'. ji. make oath. ^IT^T/. wL-lTT'T/.-Ae. ir''!-^^- 
 
 ^Rtrf-HFT^-Ac. Some of the forms of Swearing arc, \- 
 
 ?<ir or 7^3tir, "^-Trar^f r ^ais^SF? «. /ji. 3'-=R'n, nir/ 3^- 
 To be enough to s. by. vjw^ 3i«'r, ?imrqt-^r^n- 
 
 2 oi/Md //iC Deity profanely. ^'ft^-J'(\•^^<^]■i'[\■H■^^■ 
 f?f^-4^-Ac. ^'a/. m. ^ii-q^-mf^ %^M. 
 To SwEAE, V. a. put on oath. 511'^/. m.-'ilfT/.-Ao. tn^-^- 
 
 srfq''r-Ac. ?rT'<T/. m.-Ac. iriJr. [ ^r-Ac. 
 
 SwEABEB, n. SwEAEiNO,^. o. T. V. N. 1. ^TT'tT q'JTRT-5rr^[- 
 
 2 3^^ ^T*T EfT^uiKI. 
 SwE.\BiNG, «. V. Y. N. 1. r^JV qr^'Jr »i. Ac. [J^?(f^*n. 
 
 Sweat, n. ?mT ♦». ^4 wi. RJSm. "^^ wi. fT^T^ wi. #^=S «. 
 
 Bathed in s. In a muck of a. trnTt^TH. 
 
 Eugeudered br s. Ac. #^^. 
 
 Jieavy b. S, of toil, &c. «TTK5T m. v. fsR, ^PTS.
 
 SWE 
 
 858 
 
 SWE 
 
 Muck of 8. »M+I or n^^ m. 
 
 Piece ( as in a shoe, uudor a saJiilo, iu the arm-pits, 
 &c. ) to absorb s. qTHl^ n. 
 
 Stink of s. ^l^^^Vlj. qTK"?niT/. ^rH^roi/. 
 
 S. of the brow. Plid-qi ^iT m. 
 2 ooztf, exudation, running. %^5; ;n. f^^T55 »». f^o^lt m. 
 %^ m. ?f^ j». "TTT^ m. qr^T m. f=rxfTT ?«. 'feTTT m. ^^^ f"- 
 To Sweat, i'. n. perspire. ^TTK ?«.-&c. qot g^T^ m. con. ^RT- 
 ^, qr^^^, q^I^^, f^'Tf^fiot, iT?W or r^T M. ^'i '«• 
 con. — iu streams or copiously ; he in a much of sweat. 
 S^rS^^, Sn^T'Jr in/ens. STn^, 5T^^ intens. ^T^T, %^- 
 
 «TmTf5 froT, ^^, 3Tt'T«. q-im^ TToEorr, 
 
 2 ooze aivny, run. crqiJr, rr^i^, f^'^ffor, fvT5n:cr[^ f^TWT, ^- 
 oEW, ^^tS'I, fyiHI w.-qrifK ff«.-&c. ^~M-g^a|-^r?=5ot <J. oj s. 
 
 3 See To Toil. [sR^ y. o/ o. 
 To Sweat, u. o. ma^e to sweat. qfT ot.-&c. aTT>JM, #^ m. 
 
 2 twri /ia;'(?, v. To Work, win 41 m. JpT^ot y. o/" o. qj^- 
 
 Sweated, i). v. V. A. 1. qm STm^?^, #%r. 
 Sweater, m. Sweating, p. a. v. V. N. 1. qw aTT^BT, n<T^r 
 3TT?S^, ^ill^^, &c. qm? or f , qmc5 or f5T, #f^, 
 
 2 rtc(U||<|, rftl^cM, &e. H^?;, cT^. [ <(icm<^+. 
 
 T. V. A. 1. qiT 31|iMU|KI, ^r^, ^J^T^Tlf -+ K<?i-&e. ^a" 
 
 Sweatiness, n. v. A. 1. qiT^'JrT m. ^\^r^'m\m. \^m 
 
 2 s^sfJmT'm m. &c. r^'i^T/. f^f^l^/. la^r or n^ 
 
 SwEATT, o. moist with sweat. t|lHMI, ^TT^ or 5, ^T^Tc^o^-OT. 
 
 2 streaming with, bathed in, ^c. sweat. 'd*H<IMl'H<l, ^TT' 
 
 ^JT, SISfftrT, S«fS5ft?T, qnf^, '3^^^^. 
 
 •3 oo/y, running. FT^r^, qrW^, &c. f^'McoMr. 
 To Sweep, v. a. clean ly a broom, Sfc. 5rr5^, giSift/. ^T^ 
 
 g. ofo. %?: ?«.-%?^^qTT ?«.-&e.jpR5r, ^J^JTT^ «.-&c. ^?;CTf. 
 To e. aud shake, dust and wipe, cowdung-smear, &e. 
 
 — compreh. W%^f.-^^;vSW^-.f-Wm%f--'^X^'^^^f--^^- 
 
 J^TR?/. or 5rrf^R=nT ra.-&c. SF?:iTr 
 
 2 c/ear Jy whisking a cloth over. ^T-i+uj, y'i+lf%ot_ 
 
 3 away ; carry along or off by force. ^r^sTOT, fft^ot, sip3- 
 
 4 away ; carry off or destroy in multitudes, ^ott m. 3^- 
 ^.^^E^CTJ- g. ofo. gT|?I%or, ?rTRr m.-^TRr ?«.-&c.3-gifaT. 
 
 To Sweep, «. n. pass along with force, S[c. ^TTRSrnr-^rTPKTr- 
 
 Sweep, n. (aa of a skirt, flap, orweapou ) compass of siveep. 
 W^ M. 5r?:^FiTr m. ^ft^ »». ^fT^r m. %^ m. pf5^ M. 
 
 2 compass, range, v. Beach. 3TJT^ m. arqrtq^ m. tfi^f- 
 
 3 large oar. 4M'IT »». 
 
 SwpEPEE, «. .Sweeping, ;;. a. v. V. A. 1. ^n^nnrr, &c. 
 v. V. N. ^rrnqm '(IrfulKl, &c. ^TR-qr^lT, ^rrn^TTSTT. 
 I. gcaven;/er, Jakes cleaner. 5fT|^, ^TS-qT, ^TTS, Hnt, f- 
 r^TrJWT, J:'^ ( fem. =pRT>Jft ).^ [ n^^^S n. m. 
 
 SwEEPUSaa, n. y. Rubbish, itts m. M l °t^ | g ot. n. vmn m.n. 
 
 Sweet, a. not sour. rltS, f^TST, J^^J or n5E^, fir?, JT^, 
 
 Slightly or deficiently s. f^PTTS. 
 
 Sweetish. "ftlBT, fiT^raT, "TrSOT, J3:»T?:, JS^IT, ^^- 
 
 Sweety-sour. 5TgTT^?!i. 
 
 2 pleasing to a sense, gener. v. Ageeeable. TT?, ^tT??r, 
 ^Si ^Fi ^'?i §^f^?i f^'T^i l'^.. 
 
 3 "jioi "salt. iTli, qYiT, firsr. 
 
 4> not stinking or stale, y Peesii, Good. ^T^JT, 'TIS, 
 fiTST, tm^-^PTr-^srT?TT-&C. 3l"inTr-^K^T-&c. Sfcft?;, ffTJ. 
 
 5— of oil. iTirsr, fn^T. 
 
 Sweet, «. something pleasant, g^ ». 
 
 2 — a term of endearment. fHZ\ ( as ^HRTlfHSCfr, SI'i 
 
 JTrafHS, &c.). 
 Sweet-flag, n. acorvs calamus. %^5 n. 
 SwEET-HEAUT, n. V. LovEE, fiq-q (fspTT/ ) ^TFI^ (=lTzn?Jr/.). 
 
 ■^?5HT m. 
 Sweet-meat, n. r*i(4is /. W^ w. Some of the commoa 
 
 sweetmeats are, f^Tnft ^urT, afw, ^, ^"7^, ^jfT^ft, ?rT- 
 
 ^^, f^?5<t or f^feift, f?t^^, f^resTT or f^^Scfr ?rr|;, 55f , 
 
 Sweetmeats, fruits, &e. presented ou occasions. ?it- 
 oft/. JTTT^i'o;;. ^pJT w. f^TNcT /. 
 Sweet-mouthed, Sweet-spoken, Sweet -tongued, a. »Tr5 
 
 Sweet poiatoe, n. — the plant. <.ni*l/. — the root. ^rTT^ ?!. 
 
 Sweet-scented, Sweet-smelling, a. v. Feageant. g^r^Tf- 
 
 =^, g'T'^r^rr, g^rrf^, gn^r^, f 'ifSr. [ ^ir^ «. 
 
 Sweet-scentedness, n. t. A. ojif/ Feaqeance. ^Pi^"^ n. 
 Sweet -toothed, a. fond of sweets. 'TTl^, ^fRjr^'^T, nt^t^TT, 
 
 To Sweeten, t'. a. »it5-fH3T-fTr'J-&c. sRof, 'frs^'JrT ??J.-'fiTty. 
 -&c. srm'if ., firft^jJrJi n. ^^, 'msiRiSt. 
 
 To Sweeten, v. n. nr5-fST5T-iTr?-&c. froT-fRI^nTJt, firer^/.- 
 
 'Trft/--&c. q'lii j». cow. 'fm^'jr, 'frfsstor or ifrsojnt, t^th- 
 
 Sweetened, p. v. V. A. jfrs %%?5T, fiTTr %^, &c. frT'jt?J?T. 
 ji Sweetenee, n. Sweetening,;), a. v. V. A. "trs ^FUTRT, ntf\ 
 I aTPJioiRT, &c. fTT'^O'+i"! ^^V&c. 
 
 j Sweetlt. See Ageeeablt. 
 |! Sweetness, n. v. A. 1. 'Tli^uir m. pHi^un m. &c. n[f[ f. 
 
 \ f^z\^f- fHffrr/. w-^nff. ^r^^ n. Tj^frr/. ngf^HT w. 
 2 nn^CTiTOT. jM/.Vfn^/. W'j^n. w^jf. " 
 
 To Swell, v. a. enlarge the size of, cause to dilate. "PT^Bir 
 JiTTTT MJ.-"PT/.-*'W'i| »».-&c. 3TT<T^. [3HlU|Ui_ 
 
 2 ( a stream, &e. ). ^'R'^, '^f^^^ ^^^^., 'WUTT m.-&c. 
 
 3 ( with pride, &c. ). v. To Puff. ^^=r<Ji, ^^T^trq, JTPT- 
 tfoy, "^^tT^t. 
 
 4 enlarge, aggregate, Sfc. ^T7^, ^TTJ^T^, ITTJT <?«/. ^?Tjf. 
 Te Swell, v. n, dilate, grow larger, ^^ajj qt^iJf, "Bsoj^
 
 SWI 
 
 859 
 
 swt 
 
 ^lof, 'iiM'Mui or ZV^^ or ftT^of, ^^pj'if, gHFT^, ^^•- [ 
 qi^ ni.-&c'. ir^t iM. fon. 
 
 To s. exceedingly. clTSHT? ado. ^vFiui-^3ut-^noi-&c. j 
 
 2 (with couccit or pride ). he pvffed. ^^T, 5?5'Jf, ^T?- ! 
 of, cTT3^, "PT^^^ or JT^of , JT^ot, JTr^t'if, ^'ft^ ^TH't- 
 
 vPnTit-^rFi'^. 
 
 3 ( with anger ). <?;'|uj, 4irfu|, 'PT'J^^ or *',*'! ui , jn^^, j 
 ?moT or fnTrTHOT, ^tI^hj. ^^ in. con. 3Ta^?n5/. g^OT ; 
 in. con. 
 
 4 (with grief, vexation, &c.). ^H\H or ^^]^Jm.-^^]% or 
 gTETT% »». pl.-&c. q;Dt i«. C07J. ;^^?;». /;/. qof in, con. 
 
 5 — billows; me, /icare. ^ToSqoECTf, S^q^ot, TS^, T^T^E^, 
 
 <H<i«)^ /.-&c. ar^rSr^. of s. 
 
 6 — a river, a stream. ^^, 5^, '^OT, "Pn/.-<P'TT«». 
 tim, ^'TT?T«i.-"fT/.-&e. iriJT in. con. 
 7 be enlarged, aggravated, exaggerated, ^-c. STT^tir, 'RTCT- 
 &C. ^OT, ^noT, ^RT^m , sjoET^t, ^ojqrr^ot, ^?f qrrim. /)/. 
 
 8 — as a sound; grow full, deep, S)C. vfrf^, ^HT 3TO^- 
 9 rise, pujf up^ — lime, earlli, corn, &c. ou wetting it. 
 cRrRof, ^crr_ iniens. rT^K^. 
 
 10 — a fragrance or odour; prevail strongly and diffu- 
 sively. ^riqifCTi, 5rS^, HimH]Zm.-&c. ^"tOT-aro^ 9- of i. 
 SwEi.r,, SwELLisa, n. v.K". 1. and Tumour, g^iil". &c. ^JpT 
 /. m?TTm. qi^/. J-TlTTwi. SJTT'-^w. ^TOw. ^TTT'/. ZV\mm. 
 
 White s. ^]^-^m. 
 
 To go down — a s. 3T^^ or g'g^of, 
 
 5 ^Sijaff/. intens. ^assjoERwi. ^2<<f3rs?/'. ?ToEIoEw. ^sj^sf- 
 
 I. ( of a river, &c. ) accumulated tvater. ^rm. ^IRTw. 
 
 II. on inflated person. "TofT^ or ?ft. 
 
 To SwELTEK, V. n. he oppressed by heat. xi<Mui, 3^1'^, ^TSIT- 
 «IW, S'IS'I"! intens. STTT^, ^t^T^ intens. »T^%, T^^, 
 Jl!^H<^ui, f^rff^rl'Tf, 3^5^. All these verbs are impers. 
 3ii'iNI TrHtn' or ir^TOT.-aTfTTEft cJTf ^/. ^TOT ^. o/ s. 
 3«nTof. 
 
 SwELTEET. See SULTET. 
 
 To Swerve, v. n. turn aside, v. To Deviate. xjcExjj, sa^, 
 
 T^^, *FP'rft/-^^oJOT.-5!Tf*r^nT?n.-&c. fTOTy. o/«. 
 SwriT, a. fleet, rapid, S,-c. trRTT, TSifr, ^?5^, ^S;^t^, 
 
 f^ifer, f?Tir, w^m, ^w.^, =5?!^, itnsTV^, arf^isfft, ^mv^ 
 pop. ^^W'., sff^r, ^?iinfr, ?itg'Tf?T, ?r^, 2?ini^, g^- 
 
 SwiFT-FooTEn, Swift-heelei), a. ^\^^z^^v^v^■^\^'^'^^^^_ 
 
 Swiftly, adv. v. A. and Quickly, ^j^aff^, f?^, ^?yt(t, 
 =3T?5^, c?Nr, ^, Vt^ 1rft#, &c. ^t3, ^?^?'. 
 
 Swiftness, «. v. A. qm<TonM». &c. WfJ^/. f^f/. ?ft?mr 
 /.lt^«. ^«». \»I^»i, Vly'lld/ HRd'iRl/. f?T^»rffr/. &c. 
 
 To Swio, To Swill, v. n. drink largely and greedily. fft^OT, 
 MRaf, ^iiqOT, Jfispof, 1^1^, 5flS?I-5flr«r?(-»R»T^-1?:PTC- 
 
 f<TDT. 
 Swio, Swill, n. large draught. Fl^ qt^wi. HI^ TTTTm. 
 
 SwILLEK, SwiLL-EOWL, 11. V. V. SI^IOTITT, HI^OIRI,m? rTR 
 
 To Swim, d. «. v. To Float, fitoi, f?TnJf, rTr^Ior. 
 
 2 move along in the tiatcr. >?rpf, qt|^ 3rr<7f, q^OT, ^t^<a{\ 
 /.-qq-oft/. ^frrof-JTKwf. 
 
 3 Je dizzy. Hi^fiJi, f'RtJf , f?rrfR^iJr, qrijTS'Ji, fiTf>ij"'JT. 
 
 4^010 in, revel in, ijv. qr^oi_ 
 To Swim, f. a. pass by swimming. sT^, fTT'f, qfpT ^pt, 
 
 2 ( cattle, &c. ) cause to pass by swimming, 'nff^of^ qt- 
 
 fffT %ot, qT^T'!rRT-qr^''ft^-&c. ^v'M. 
 
 Swim, Swimmino, n. v. Y. N. 1. HTij n. fr\r}jj n. &.c. 
 
 2 qr^ n. &c. q"r^/. qspjft/. 
 
 At a s. lT;j;r qi^uflH. 
 
 3 ^f[f. frTTfirft/. m^is/. Hr^5i/. His/. 
 
 Swimmee, n. SwiMMiso,;). a. v. V. N. ri<u||i(^ ?TTrTT, Ac 
 
 2 q"rpTiTT, q"r^. [f'^/- 
 
 S's. corks or float, ^rtns m./. ellf^Jriim. ijl^lr! or ^- 
 S. without corks or float, arrs^tnft. 
 The rising & spriugiug forwards of a s. ^PT/. t>. 
 ^rra, JTR, ?T^. 
 Swimmingly, fl</v. hrishly, v. Flowinolt. ^Pl^, ^PS^, 5T- 
 
 s^, Fis^T, s:r5^, tra^T, «T3f5. 
 
 To &yiniX)i£, V. a. practise fraud on another to get hit pro- 
 perty. 3^%qTiTT wi.-3^%q''ir m.- 3^^ »n.-gq^ 3^ /.-Ac. 
 ^R^, 3"^''r. 
 
 To Swindle, v. n. cJieaf ^defraud by artifice, v. To Deceive. 
 giTR^, STrTK'lf , jHicjUl/. ?nt5'r. 
 
 SwiMiLEE, n. Swindling, p. a. v. V. N. 3^-JTT, 3-^+^1, 3- 
 
 Swindling, n. v. V. N. T^i^qorr «». S^^TWT m. 3^q''n »«• 
 
 S^EpFT w. 3-^*13^^/. 3^ST3q7/. 3-q?T3qft/. 
 Swine, n. pig. g^ »«• /. n. 
 To Swing, v. a. cause to oscillate. art^oEOT or ^^ot or ^i- 
 
 q^oiuj, '^f.pi. ^3ur tn^, ^i^ »». ;)'• ^Rot, g)% m. 
 
 ;)?.^qT?55fr, iJirl^iJi or ^FTST^, f^?I^, art^?!^ n.Ac. 
 
 ^R^y. o/o. 
 
 2 tcfltr, wiore to and fro, whirl, tj'c. ^Tc5^, fM><<<ui, ^- 
 
 oI5r"if , Ht=rs^, ^te^. 
 
 To Swing, v. n. wave to and fro, oscillate, artjadi or f 15- 
 soT or |i^55:ijf, ^r^DJ or gROT, ?rt«rfaoi, jtqr/. ;)/. y:^^- 
 ^CTT^rot, 5trq «i.;^-?fT5p «i.;/. ^oi-^iot, aiis^ij ;«. ;?/. 
 
 Swing, n. oscillation. 5fq/. ^rqr «i. ScH'^ "'. jrfq/ ^^qn^wi. 
 
 ^?^qT>». 3t1oi^«it or ^r«». sTr^T". ^?5'nt/?^'t«nfotT »». 
 
 2 ( as of a weapou, &c. ) «it<iy, sweep, ^.^m. 5^ST »'i. 
 55^n m. 5fFF w.
 
 swo 
 
 860 
 
 STM 
 
 3 sivinging lir.e^ teat, leJ^ cradle^ table, ijv. f^^aT w i%- 
 ^3T m. 5tTqr35r «»• =#n5IT »». =Eft"?iaT »«. ^^itt »«. ^FSr m. 
 
 Kope to draw and swing a s. g<THT»». ftrjJTwi.^fJ^rwJ. 
 Strap, cord, &c. of a s. ^Tjr[f. STri^ft/. 
 S. with a board. <P^ n. 
 
 Swinging basket &c. in which to pass over precipi- 
 ces. ^^T m. [w. 
 
 4 {or swinging boxes) — erected at fairs &c. T^TS'lTS'Jir 
 
 5 apparatus ivith hook, ij'c to sioing devotees. spTTl n. 
 S. fixed on cart. TT^STTrS »■ 
 
 C violent impetus, career, bent, ^'c. ^^ m. '^^ m. m m. 
 ^ m. rlST^r m. 5fqT7T m. 
 
 Witli full s. W^cf 
 
 To give full s. to. ^m ^m., MH^\ "^T^. 
 To SwiKQE. See To Beat. 
 
 SwraGE-BUCKLER, «. V. BuLLT, HeCTOB. VIK?;r^ «i. 
 
 SwiNOEB, n. Swinging,;?, a. t. V. A. 1. 3Tf|o5tJHTr, 511% 
 
 «fr?7nTTTr-^tirrTr, i^s^totrt, &c. 
 
 T. V. N. 3Tf|o5UTITT, gsoTlTT, 5rT% quiRT-^MRT, &C. ^- 
 
 Swinging, o. v. Labge. ^, ^s^, FSSROTr. 
 Swinish, n. like a swine. l^FTT^TTT^r, ??Tr=q=qrrft^r, ^- 
 ^, ^3R?r^?T, ^^JT^f^, ^'-b^t^. 
 
 Switch, n.flexille twig or rod. ^t\ f. ^;^^] f. ^K^/. "FT- 
 ^ m. dim. <prsPT5t/. fiT'T^ or i%H5t/. flR^/. f^TT^t/. 
 
 To Switch, v. a. beat with a switch. 'pr^Jj^'Jt, "PT^TJ^, f?T7S- 
 
 'jf, fsjTTHiR'Tf, f^T^^Hjf, RRsr^r^Jf, =ETH^RCTi. 
 
 Swivel, «.— the cannon. v^^T?5/. ftj^--f%^=ffKt $I^T?5/.- 
 
 2 mvealle ring. m^^f. f^qft/. 
 Swollen,;?. V. V. N. 1. g^^??T, ^n%?5T, tfl^%??T, f^H, 
 ^"Jftr, Jift?:, ^TTT, s^T^, l^^ftfT, m^lT^, S!TrtPH''P. 
 
 Slightly 8. g^?, g^^, g^jftr. 
 
 SW0LLKN5ESS, «. V. P. ^ f. ^^^TOir OT. "pfnTT'TT »». ^F- 
 
 Swoon, n. fainting Jit, syncope, ^j^lff /. ^FpSR m. H^?rT/. 
 ^'"T?5 «. yNrloi/. V. %, iTTf w. ^^3 or m-^t\ f. v. %. 
 Eeturn of consciousness after a s. ?ffTT/. 
 
 To Swoon, v. n. sink into a fainting fj. w^r /.-^FrnT m.-^J- 
 q?r55/. %(jf i«. cow. Hxgt/.-n=Jj5%/.-&c. stcT, iT^jfh^T- ' 
 &c.^dr. ^ - "I 
 
 Swooned, p. v. V. K^sjff arrarST, 5F?5R aTr^?5l, &c. ^f^ijV, 
 ^'^Ijm^r, Hj^iJN^, T?T^?H. 
 
 Swoor, n.fall or stoop of a bird of prey. 5ff /. 5TTTJT «i. 5r§- 
 T/- 5t7/. IftT/. g^/. 
 
 To make a s. ^3/. ^v^ f..&c. iTR'if-^R'xf. 
 
 To Swop. See To Swap. 
 
 SwoED, «. rR^/. ^^ ,„. ;fTH%7/. tiTT/. 3T% m.—in con- 
 tempt, phrased, qm? n. ^m^.^^ m. qf;=ET^5 «./ Certain 
 ports of swrds are, w.rr^f ^51 ,„. ^f^ «. ^h^ o,- 
 
 or ^T/. 
 Belt of a s. "TS^aJ n. ^r?^/. 
 Blade of a s. <TR n. qr'^ »!. 37f^q^ n. 
 Deatli in battle by the edge of the s. vjRTffT'ti n. 
 Flashing of swords. 5(TRT3!rTT/. 
 Frog or hold of a s. ^f^^TT m. 
 Handle of a s. ^f. 
 Hilt of a 8. q^ m. 
 Point of as. ^^c^f. 
 
 String or chain fastened to the hilt of a s. K^?rT/. 
 To draw the s. ?ToJ «. ^frSOT. 
 To sheath the s. r\^^TT.f. «?r?T ^TW. 
 
 SwoBDs-MAN, n. tnr^ft, *nTTT=r. 
 
 SwoBD-STicK, n. m\f. 
 
 SwoEN,;?. V. V. A. ^Tq5iT ^rf%?^T-%?Ti^?ir-^T?^^r, irrfqH. ?j- 
 
 I. — friend, friendship, enemy, enmity, &e. ^q'<T^. 
 Swung, p. y. V. A. 1. 3^t|oE%P5T, &q ^rff^FlT, Ac ait^Tfen. 
 Stcophanct, Stcophantrt, n. servility, mean flattery, t. 
 
 Obsequiousness. 3^r^ v.. ^n>W^f. S^gft^r m. w^. 
 
 Stcophant, n. a mean flatterer, v. Obsequious. 3Tr«T^, ^- 
 
 5r>JTRT, ^v^^z\€\ ^DTRT, s^fr-fl-. 
 
 Syllabic, Sxllamical, a. ar^n^r, ^tw^^itft, a7?Trf^«ra^. 
 
 Syllable, «. a. letter or letters uttered at a single efl'ori. 
 ^^l n. 
 
 Syllabub, n. — the frothy compound, '^^f. 
 
 Syllabus. See Absteact. 
 
 Syllogism, «.— in logic. J^TTT m. ar^TEft m. aT^iTST^^T^T- 
 ^^n. 3T^^=frqfT^T5^». According to the Nyiiya system 
 a syllogism has five members, which are as follows : 
 1. STfrTfTf , 2 15, 3 g-^rf ?:uT, 4 3"q^q, 5 f^r]^7{. The follow- 
 ing is an illustration. He is a rogue, srfrTf r. Because 
 he is one eyed, ^g. Every one eyed man is a rogue, 
 ^r^T^'T. He is a one-eyed man, jq^q". Therefore 
 he is a rogue, f^rilJT^, Nulli monoculi sunt houesti. 
 The usual illustration of the Pandits i.s this, q#- 
 
 ?f:^:HI^^JTTg JTJ^rfCnT II rTSLfr^T^HT^M^T: ll cf^JTTTT- 
 
 4Tf?r fsTHT?! II ^q^fsrq'qfqrf in^^t u A syllogism 
 
 according to the Mimansa system has only the three 
 
 last members. 
 Syllogistic, Syllogistic al, a. v. N. a^^q^^ffq^p^^- 
 
 tit-f^q-^.^.&c. 
 Sylph, n.Jig. a delicate slender woman, r\'^^ f. rftcfiy. q- 
 
 Sylvas, a. woody, ^e. ^^'^^., Jf^, ^T^^f^tft, ^^^^^., :n^, 
 Symbol, n. t. Sign, Make, Emblem. f%f^ n. ^^f. fH?TT- 
 
 trfr or ?fr/. ?ffTr/. E^^fR M. s'TST^ «. 
 Symbolical, a. x. N. ?i%fTr=5fT, ^fft^, ^TT^rftir^, ?ft%f%q7,
 
 STN S61 
 
 Stmmetrical, a. tcell-made, v. Shapelt. 37Ti?;R55, 3TW^5, i 
 
 =f5^55, ^^^Wi ^t'Tgj, gn^, ^^gr^r. i: 
 
 Stmmetky, n. ( of form or wake ). aTPFR^jfj/. 3?t1^j?rT 
 
 m. 3T^^5f^3fTn m. JTS'JT^^Ttfir/fi. -vrT^rggqaTr »». &c. 
 
 Stmpatuetic, a. having common feeling ivilh another. |TT- 
 
 S. joy. 31 -JH I'll n. 
 To STMPATinzE, V. n. have a common feeling. ^-z(j^ ^'■^- 
 
 ^•=^=(55 of 0?' ^nJT^55i3f, ^'^-^^ or v/'^^l'^il w. q^. 
 
 SlMPATHIZEB, M. SyMPATHIZIKG, ^. a. V. V. flrnci SrMPATTIE- 
 
 Tic. ^•H-'MN 5*-'fTg^ ^JTMiTTTT, +'^=l|ct, ^^:^,^H|:^, 
 
 STMPATHr, ii.fclloicfeeling.correspondent feeling tuifh another. 
 SFTf:^:^ n. "TTf ••'3^:^ «. ■<fl^^:^:f^r^J f. "K^:^:- 
 
 2 agreement of affections, conformity of temperament. 
 
 SiMPnoNious, a. v. HAimoNious. ^<AoiNi, sf^spfr^, ■^^ 
 f^T^. [ w. fTRm^ n. 
 
 StMPHOKT, M. T. HaEMOXT. ^JRHqE^B. ^^fTfTHoTffl. ^q^q'n. 
 
 Stmptoii, m. indication, token, ^v. ?5tJT/. t5^oi n. f^^TToft 
 or ^/. ^1 n. tJPTT/. ^q^ «. ??7T^ n. sqf^^ n. fST «. 
 
 Symptoms, — in medicine. fFR^T'T «. 
 SiMPTOMATic, «. V. N. indicative, ^'c. J^qF, ^zi^w>^ '^^t 3"- 
 
 grq'^, sft^^F, all used in coinp. 
 Stnagogce, n. JTf ft i=fl^t<t >T^5T ?f»TT/. 
 
 SyKCHHONiSir, n. simultaneousncss. ifs/. ^V\ in. ^m^lfa^- 
 
 y^ SxNCHKONiZE, t'. «. le simultaneous. ^^,%\^ m.■■^^^^^^ 
 711.-&C. aro^-^CTT g. of s. recip. ^fvlS^f'T n.-^W.^f^W.rH f. 
 -&c. 3T^-^TDT 17. of s. ^iT^rfe^-(7^JFTfe=P-&o. 3T?r'jf. 
 
 SiNCHEOsous, Stkcheomal, Sr>'cnEO>icAL, o. v. Simulta- 
 neous. ^j++|c4tji, (J ++1^=1;, ?rJT^fe^. 
 
 Stncope, «. sit'oon. ^r^/. qFTcTSs/. sj^^ot. ^'H^'J^t/'. ?i^/. ■ 
 2 — in grammar. JT«TT?TrsTT «. I 
 
 Stnecdoche, m. — in rhetoric. o^f^^tTT n. i 
 
 Synod, n. v. Assemelt. ^*rT/. h^^?t/. 
 
 ^Yyo^iM^., n. a word of the same meaning. g^T^fla^ »!. qqiT ! 
 
 Stno'XMOCS, a. having the same meaning. t^^TStvf^T, ^^- || 
 •4^, ^iTFrT'4^, ^=?^-^^, ?TfT'4. || 
 
 Srifopsis, «. Irief general view, \. Aeeidgement, Abstract, ij 
 jft^n or in»TRT m. ftt^HT ?«. WT5T-i!.r »«. 1| 
 
 Syntactical, a. pertaining, Sfc. to syntax. «il'*<4<^^=STT,'JI'+'M- L 
 
 m^^r, Ac. Tjqrsrr^n^^, q^qr^Rf^tft. ji 
 
 Stniax, «. ^ra^p:=^?TT/. ^R^r^^T/. jrr?qTg;ffT/. ^renr- I! 
 
 _1.VR 
 
 \^^^y^ m. ^zr^^^f. q^^m^/. q^fip^TTHw. i^t^t w. 
 
 StXTIIESIS, «. V. COMEINATION. ^^■^^ 11. (T'lJt'PJTJI «. iff- 
 
 STSinETlCAl,, a. ^q^rnr^fT, B^PTinr^, ^q>1^.<7. 
 Srrnii.is, n. v. Lues teneuea. t<t^^ ?«. 
 Steinoe, n. «j«jV/. frsTPrft/. f^^ft^/. f^ppT5Et/. f^';5ft/. 
 2b Stbinoe, t'. a. inject hg a sgringe. Pr=qTrft/.-f^T^fCT/.- 
 
 &C. HI'UI. 
 
 2 cleanse ly a syringe. fM^-f I^H-^^o. f-l^-^re ^m. 
 Steup, See SiKrr. 
 SxsTEM, M. ;)?«», (JT. V. Scheme. «i?im. SR^vTR ?i. 
 
 2 method, v. Oebeb. 5pJT m. aTHipJT m. 'rftqp^/. 
 
 3 animal composition. ^JT^fcT/. ^I'llM^f^/. ?TftTn.5liTi. 
 To enter into the s. 3lf'ff-TI^r-&c-. fHHoi, iRotTfi- 
 
 Ststesiatical, a. v. Oeherlt, Eeoclab. ?pTrRT,^r^,'5?- 
 
 2b Systematize, To Ststemize, v. a. reduce to system, t. 
 
 To I\lETnODlZE. ?pJT wi.-3T^75pJT m.-^T^HMPT n. qiviCT. 
 Ststole, n. — in anatomy. ^^rf'tsfT'pN w. 
 
 J_ , This letter ns a very soft dental is represented ly ^T, 
 and as aspirated, by '4 ; as a hard palatal, by 7, and as 
 aspirated, by z. 
 
 Tabasiieeb, «. manna of the lamloo, v. Bamboo. f^^?ftrr/. 
 f q;?. rfsrslT or ^ or ?[g^j5 or ^^ n. 
 
 Tabby, a. Irindled. sifft, ^FTT. 
 
 Tabeenacle. See Test. 2 See Temple. 
 
 2b Tabbenacle, v. n. v. To Dwell. TT^tri. 
 
 Tabies, n. v. CoxscMPTiox. 5T2t or 5r5/. ?rs^/. f=FA/. 
 
 Table, w. h^ n. =5fcrrn wi. 
 
 T.-expenses. jfr^r^r^ m. [g. of t. 
 
 To lose one's seat at a ( great man's ) t. q^rr^rsi/. TT^t 
 
 2 company at talle. ifl-HHMioll /. "if^ /. 
 
 3 ( as of marble, &e. )_/7(7< »;i(ii*. Tl€t/. 1^ ?t. T^ wi. "i- 
 
 4 ( as of a hill, Ac. ) level surface. ^TRt/. ^nrr<T?J ; OJJ. 
 
 5 ( of iiumbcra or figures). 3H+^HW «. ^HVftf =^n?^ ". 
 G ?n(7fa;, syllabus, synopsis, ^v. T^^«. H^ «. ^^H w. 
 
 T. of contents. am^pTrf&T^/. Jj;^. 6f?^/- HTh^^T'i. 
 2b Table, v. a. Ff^r w!.-T=5n; «.-.<ic. ^Tof ^. o/o. 
 Table-clotit, n. H^srHt 'TT^':/. H:m=^'iTt'*T^3iT «. 
 Table-land, m. elevated fat land. SFR^Tpft/- ?1Tr^/. "JJT- 
 
 T «. q?RT »«. TT^ /■. ^nrrtTJ^ pop. ^^^'^J'^:n. WS\ m. qspT 
 
 ^WAf. 
 Tablet, n. something flat to irritc on. <n^/. q^T "• Tf^TW/. 
 
 <rf m. ( esp. in comp. as dl»>iq'i, Kimf ). 
 2b Taboo, r. a. forbid the utc of. gr^ or |tt^ /.-aT^ir/.
 
 TAI 
 
 Tauob, Tabohet, n. v. DiiUM, Tamboiiine. H^ m. MiH-^lM 
 
 m. frr m. ?^f^/. 
 
 That head of a t. ( ^^^T^ ) which is beaten. siMril- 
 
 JSr w. cn^fT'J^ «. 
 Tabulae, «. ^r/ (/oiCH /« /aWe*-. fi'F'TT'^Tr, R=J?^Fr=T, rl^T^TSS- 
 
 Tacit, a. v. Implied. Sf'^f^S, «rfH?r, "pfer, nfHfl, Ifim, 
 
 arf^^trrtTTT, 3TfJi%tTT».T^, arf^.'^g^. 
 
 Tacitly, ntfc. v. A. f?t^feTT»Tr5TT^, ^tP^T^Tf^, ^'^q^c^ 
 TaCITL'EK, a. halitualhj silent. 3Tqr?5, 37^r?;^r, S^^F^OTT, 3T- 
 
 f^PT^TrS, aTHif^.m^fri, ^'•aifsR^p, TT'Tork?:^, 37Ti=irTfsrw?^. 
 
 T. per.sou. — iu coutempt. phraseol. H^J^^I^TT m. ^- 
 ^^^^\XJ. HI'Kl »». 
 
 TACITURKITr, M. V. A. 3T4WHUIT »». ST^IriUmiJn OT. &c. JTt^ 
 
 :s-tTTfq-?:f^/. 
 
 -To Tack, v. a. stitch togeihef; append to. ^W\^^ ^5W, cf$ 
 
 or 5f% «J. 2)^. fTRiif-KT^TT ^T5W. 
 
 2 ( a ship or vessel ). arr^ or ^ o;- ^^ n. q^iiif, qTTfai'Hui . 
 Tack n. small nail. =^^/. ^r^^f. 
 Tacked,;?, y. V. 1. ff?!:n?5?5r, &c. ^ik. 
 Tackle, Tackling, n. ropes of a ship, ^'e. 5R^5 »■ pi- ^- 
 
 2 V. Geae, Haeness. %SCTr n. ^^K in. ^HTR «. H^^PTJb. 
 Tact, n. peculiar sl-ill., ^'c. y. Skill, jfe/- Hi^r/. ^Rt^f «. 
 
 ?5T^5T«- gnT»». tfTRlf/. 
 Tactic, Tactical, a. relating to tactics. ^^T^rfr=qT, ^^fT^- 
 
 Tacticiak, «. one versed in tactics. ^cflScft or ^, sq^^^^qi^^- 
 
 Tactics, n. the science of militari/ arrangement and mance- 
 vures. ^T^rnpT or zj. s^^^^qmif^RTT/ 6^^<-mi/.1f^- 
 
 Tactile, a. t. Takgibile. ^^f:TO?TMTnr-^R^r-&c. m?ft- 
 
 TactvaTj, a. pertaining, ^a. to touch. FT^Wr, ^51C^, ^T^T- 
 Tabpole, ti. young frog. ifS^Ft^ ^'R «. ^^=5)T JTToET »>. ^sq|- 
 
 ^/. \-m^f. 
 
 Taffeta, n. — the silk. rrrsPfTT or crTTrTT »». 
 
 Tag, Eag, A^'D Bobtail, v. People. jt^R^R «». «. ^tlpT^ 
 
 m. pi. ^RrMt 'fr'Tr^ »». pi. 
 
 Tail, «. — the part of an animal, ^q? or Vt'TJ «. ilT or ?tT/. 
 ( dim. flTSt orliiq^t or t[f. '^TJ^/. a«</, enJianc. ^iqjr or 
 ?TOT or 3r »«.). q^3 n. ?«. |?r/. FS'JfS or ?rt>T?5 n. 
 
 A whisk with thet. (of a horse, &c.) ^Z%t[f. TST^r- 
 w. «. HR. 
 
 Tr: bristle np the t. ^q^ J^. np^Rirf. 
 
 To follow hard at the t. of ( bulloik, &c .) drive on 
 and pursue violently. Vi'R^, ^Tl^ n- 'freot g. of o. 
 
 To hang at the t, of, dance attendance upon, ^F^^'ft- 
 
 ^G2 TAK 
 
 Ep^tjqRr-q7T%^-&c. ^.VM g. of o. ^tJRT/. ^X^ g. ofo. |JT- 
 
 =sft/. q^sfory. o/o. 
 
 ToTurn t. %q?: «. q-^iJi, qT5/. ^RjI^-^OT, H^frT ^T^«. 
 
 To twist the t. C of a bullock) to urge on. ^qrs'Jf. 
 
 2 (of a comet ) \\f[f. 
 
 3 See End, Exteemitt. 
 Tail-cut, Tail-ceopped, a. ?;r5r, ^^SJ^^IJ, fe^q=5^. 
 Tail-less, o. I^^iqs-qr, ^^^n^T^T-f^^oiT, 3Tq=;iJ, q^tJ^- 
 
 ^?r-&e. 
 Tailed, o. having a tail. ?m=Fft, ?iq^r^T, ^TqHI'm, ^TJT^THr, 
 
 Tailoe, n. f^^ft or'r^iq'Y m. ^X^ m. ^^^fiTO', ^f^,— 
 in contempt, r%q''5T m. The common name assumed 
 by the tribe or body of Tailors is, rfTH^. 
 Tailoe-bibd, n. ^^xp\f. 
 
 ■ Nest of the t. g^^Di't^ ^pt? «. 
 To Taint, v. a. y. To Infect, trt wi.-^'sf M.-fsfCTas »».-&c. 
 
 2 T. To Coebupt. fq-q^cfiir, ^^tjf, qm^m, 5=ire5rot, ^(- 
 
 3 slur, sully, Sfc. v. To Stain. ipB^ OT.-^T^aft/ ?5r^, 
 
 To Taint, v.n. get had— meat, ^■c.?^ndf, ^T?rw. gs^ m. con^ 
 Taint, n. injection, corrtiption, soil. ^ m. tTfJl/. f=fST3 n. 
 
 srmT «». ^T?T OT. 
 
 2 T. Stain. ^PT^ «. ^V^^t[f. ^ m. ^or n. sp^j^fr m. 
 Tainted, 2), v. V. A. 1. X\^ 1^?'|sr-%TO?5T,^ fc??|?yT-BN- 
 
 2 fq^T^^^, HRT^"^?Jr, &c. ^fq-?f. 
 
 3 ^55^ ST=f^r, &c. ^=Fr5^, ^FTH. 
 I. — as meat. rTr^RT rewwj. HTT^, ?5RTS?rT, ^TRT'!., ^^55r, 
 
 sfRTT^, in^g^. 
 
 To Take, «. a. accept, receive, q^f, ^"^^RW, stift^TRof, ^- 
 ^ n.-^^ m.-3TT^PT w.-g'qr^H «.-^'^^R m.-^Tf^t^FR. «».- 
 &c. ^R^. 
 
 To talce he under.stands, but /o ^/re he has never 
 learned, qqpsft fsj^TT f^Tc^ ^cft TOT ^^psft f^?TT f^I^^ 
 Tiff ^Tff. 
 
 2 V. To Seize, ^of, tr^. 
 8 captivate, v. To Chaem. jfr^of , Ht|?r sf^ ^^, n\\ vn.- 
 
 &c. m?r^, Htff?r-&c. erot. 
 
 4 yf< j«fo one's power, ensnare, ^c. v. To Catch. tr?W- 
 
 5 apprehend, v. To Undeestakd. quf, ^T^ot g*T«l^ 
 e*/'- i'n- con. 
 
 To t. to be. ^Tfrp^Tf in. 3TW<jf-|tor y. of o. and in. con. 
 
 6 receive, feel or le affected by. vr?^, qj^, HT^of, ETT- 
 T"^ w. COM. STT^iJt j'jJ. con. ^^WX ^^, 
 7 — in the general sense, ( a beating, an airing-, the air, 
 heat, cold, wet, a jolt, shock, nodding, &c. ) receive, 
 suffer, sustain, experience, he the subject of. ^of, %'^, 
 HRUf. 
 
 To t. well, ( kindly, sweetly, Ac. ). niS ^;^ ^"f.
 
 Tak 
 
 8G3 
 
 TAL 
 
 8 — in the numerous variations of the seuso as appciu- 
 ins^ iu the plirases To take ( breath, leave, farewell, 
 revenge, a course or way ). ifiif. 
 
 9 hire, rent. HTS^R ^^. [%^('n. con. 
 
 10 ( a disease, Sjc ). ijijf, ^%^ in. con. srioT in. con. 
 
 11 require, q^r, g^^Jfif, st^ot, ^mt, ^^\^^\ in. con. 
 
 12 ( a likeness, &o. ). ^RffT, ;j?T?:'JT, ffT^^. 
 
 13 away ; remove. %ox, q^^ vim, 'T^ot, a^^R^R w.-a"- 
 
 vT^^ «.-3T5r?Tf HJ.-&0. ^?;<ir. 
 
 14 away ; v. To Skize. ^^, ^SfJT or |Rqr5t, ff^, f|- 
 
 15 down ; pull down or tj pieces, ^'i^^, ^TJof, ^^T^of, 
 a^^tJ^^, 3"«^CTft/. ^.X^ g. ofs. 3''n':aT. [^m. 
 
 16 down ; ivrite. f?5|^ gqor, ^p^J^t Jf;^:^!, Htf ^-?:TY5 ^' 
 
 17 in. See To Compeehend. 
 
 18 in; v. To Cheat. <F^r?^. [S'^FTTirf. 
 
 19 off ; divest, denude .^ ^c. \. To Stkip. ^FT^, 3^^ai 
 
 20 off; V. To Imitatk. ^-i;?5/. ^RDf-T^TTDf g.ofo. '^ITT/t/. 
 i3?K^-mtnJr-3TMat g, ofo. ^r\lX^, ^ffq «. ^RTJf y. ofo. 
 
 21 out ; forth ; from ; off; &c. ^TS^, ^l^-^ ^(JT. 
 
 22 up ; V. To Lift. 3'^?5>Jr, 3^^ ^^. 
 
 23 up ; ( a defiance, au affront, &c. ). ^PM., H=TT^ ^- 
 ot or ^^. 
 
 24 up ; ( a soug, tune, &c.) %c?'Tr, ^^. 
 
 2-5 up ; ( a course, a practice, &c. ). HJ^, 3TT^^, Tfl- 
 
 ^^, -nI^j-'K"?!, ar'fT^FTT'Jf, 3TRf*r5r. 
 
 20 up ; V. To Ukdeetake. 3^e{H'^, S'?!^"^, ^'t qT^, 
 
 27 up ; engross, consume, S{c. v. To OccCPT, To Absoeb. 
 
 28 up ; lorrow. ^"^M.^ ^'^f:^ ^Sff_ 
 
 To t. care. To t. heed, ^ttut, ^TroWr. 
 
 To t. effect. ?rpm, ?jpT ^tJr, norm «i^. 
 
 To t. iu hand, v. To Um>eetake. |T^t ^X^. 
 To t. place, v. To Happen. q^iJr, ?r|?T qiJT, st'it. 
 To t. part. See To Shake. 
 To t. leave. f%?rT »«.-3TrfTT/--^^ ?)j.-ctc. ifw_ 
 Jo Take, v. n. gain reception, suit., v. To Please. ^qTH^, T- 
 
 2 ^aue e^ec^ fTflDt, P^Tn;^ ^OT, goTT^ ^, ^ «. ?sg^ ^. 
 o/ s. "paor. 
 
 3 after ; v. To Eesemble. stse^i'TT ^^TWf g. of o. HT^oft- 
 ^ HTS^ g.ofo. =EfI?fr% =qT?5^y. o/ 0. 
 
 4f to ; T. To Addict. Hi+uj, ^i^jpor ov ^r-^, g"t+NOi, 
 t5T=5TT5Iot, ^JT m.pl. ^tfr 0/- 3T^dr y. of s. v.^ n. q^roT or 
 
 5 towards ;/£?/ «?i impulse ( to go to), ^m m.pl. €17- 
 ^-qoT-^oEOT g. ofs_ 
 
 6 with ; V. To Please. H-il*) or iT7?3f|-H SrRcT g. of o. 
 
 7 place ; v. To Happen, q^, q^?f i?^. 
 
 Taken, ;?. v. V. A. 1. qw^r, &c. >T^tfT, ^5'JI%?raT, TTItT, 
 2 q'ft^OT, s^^^. 
 
 :i mp q-n %%?tT, &c. J^f^, !r^. 
 
 It ^^^TT, Ac. '«q-^?T, "^?T. 
 Takeu, H. Taking,;), a. v. V. A. 1. ijoTTn, Ac. q^ui-flR;- 
 H-&C. ^rrf, qr^q^,. qr^, ':IK'F, vtt^'T (iu comp. as 55m''T, 
 
 ar^^irm^ ). 
 
 2 ^^^rJ.. mmi\., &c. 
 
 3 Hl^OlKr, HTpr ?T3T ^TTTTRT, HTf Ml''-"!!'!, hI^;. 
 
 13 Hmvi, &c. 'arr^^T^-^^^^-Ac.;^. [^. 
 
 1-1 ^■i.uiKi Ac. ^, ^, ^ift, ^R^, ^^F, ^(T-aiT^Twr-Ac.. 
 Taking, 7j. v. V. A. 1.— ac^ im », Ac. Kf|*K m. RfhR^ «. 
 ST'fr^^ «!. 'JTlt^fOTn. ^J^i'T-inT »». Ac. q^ n. qf .w. 
 ^V^pj n. 3^PI ?i. ^5T^ wj. 
 2 qof '/. vj^ n. 
 
 4 tTTiifn. [;/. 
 
 13 ?rof n. Ac. 3TT^^w.'JT'T^^^«.75i?T^>i.^i:iq-f»i.-iT5r^<n 
 
 14 ^^n. Ac. ^mn. ^^^^mn. ^R"». ^flT^TTm. 
 
 I. V. Agitation, Confusion. rjoCrra/. sim^/. ^m/. 
 ffTTfrs/. 
 Talc, «. — tlie mineral. 3T^^»». ». TT^r^n. 
 Calx of t. 3TVI-t;jtWm. 
 Yellow t. -pTcnET •STg^fm. 
 Tale, n. '.utrmlive.faUe, <j-r;. v. Stort. >i>Z/. ^'♦IT/. HT^?/. 
 
 EF^oft/'- 'ire'Tm/. ^'<tr:f«. 3TT^^n^»». 7in?Ti^«. 'Rqf;". 
 
 T. of olden times. Tlcpfre/. 1?I^'<TT/. 
 To be as a t. T^f?/. ^Txir y. o/ «. «F'<TT^T ^[''f. 
 To tell tales of. f ^rrsfnTrlM. pi. ^F^-^inSr g. of o. 
 2 reckoning.^ v. Account, loifft/. f^lT«I or f^?ft«lm. ?T- 
 
 With full t. «F5r^ imr^, htttptt>. 
 
 Tale-eeaeek, w. Tale-p-eaeincj, a. v. iNCENriAEy. ||»1=;- 
 m or ^t^t^R, 5iT?5, ^5, =EI^Ti^, gr^m or £^, 
 5?RT, f^^. 
 
 Tale-beaking, n. malicious or ojjicious information. ??ilT- 
 ^jift or v;;nT?Tt'ft/. =EffTit/. ^^f- ^f=ft/ ^T^^nft/ 
 
 ^^ttht/. asTST/. ?5i;nHnr/. ?n^?5iJft/. ^<ng^m. 
 
 Talent, n.facttlti/, endowment. yr»i. 
 
 2 talents; v. Unueestandinu. ^t,f. •'*f'^'^/- WT/. 
 
 f f5^»T€r«. f^[^^?5n. 
 Tai!j:ntei), a. t. Clevek, Wise, ^f^^rg, iHsT, H^THft, ^f^- 
 
 Talisman, n. v. Amuu:t, Chakm. rTTfHHi. 'F^^n. w. q'^r/i. 
 To Talk, ». n. v. To Conveese. ^ot, ^vi\f.pl. ^rnfij, ^- 
 
 5f?Ti7^7?t.-^vrp!W«.-'HT'm«.-fl'^r^">.-^^''4H«.-Ac. ;f^. 
 
 2 T. To Speak. sfR^, HrT'T«.-^'<4=T«.-?f^/-Ac. ^tiji. 
 To t. to one's self. 3TNrqr<ft-3TTq-?'TT f^^\^J STRor. 
 To t. big. ^^fJfT^T^, J^^'Mt/-;'- Htnot, 7- 
 
 ^K(\f. pi. HT^, m^M <r?iot, rmr=:7TT m^t/. j^ ^tn^. 
 
 To t. idly, V. To Pbatk. 5j^, 5R?q?/. ^?:ot. 
 To t. in sleep. a^lT'^Wr, CflratiR^, 3TRi?0T. 
 Tale, n. v. Conveesaxion. ni'^MiTTor iTTfn'/.p/. ^r-
 
 ^ TA3r 864 
 
 2 rumour, v. RErour. JT"T or Tct/. ^fTT^rt'ft or ^rflT^TT- 
 
 it/ ^R5^rw«./. ^f. ^\^m. ^^F/. 3Tr??qT/. 
 
 n speech, saying. ^rS^». ^r?y»». '=^'Jrn«. HTTTw. ^f^p/. 
 riuo t. ^15^ifSf7». 
 
 Idle t.mere t.^w-i^'X^J- f'trr^'<Tr/. m'tTr/lorqrrTfsir tt- 
 
 Li>bt t. Small t. pn^m^TT". 
 Talkative, a. loquaciovs, v. Pkater. <pt^ ^rliTRr, ^]F^W■J, 
 
 ?qT, ^r^rra or a, 5f;^>Tr'ft, ^f hft, 5^^, 5ir^^r remiss. 
 
 qr^T^, STFH't, ^?>T:F, ^P'tTrsT^n'^fR^^. 
 Talkatitekess, n. v. A. ^Tk'^'^»». ^^RS'T'JlTm. ^MdHuir 
 
 Talkek. «. Talking, ;j. «. v.V. 1. ^Rorrn, etc. ?iHr:pJT-<5:c. 
 
 2 sfraoTRr &c. ^rf5?rr, Hr«r>iT-.5:c. eptt?, sr^r, 5rT<t. 
 
 Fine t. T. Eloquent, ^tlf n^oT, ^^5 ^tlt^r, ^i^^ 
 
 IMere t. that can onlij talk tcell. cTTS^T (as ^75=^ ^- 
 ^f ^, rfri^ f^TTT^, &c. ), ^fT gi^. 
 Tall, a. hlffh in stature. 3"^ ( remiss. ^'^^Z or t^z tallish). 
 
 S'W, 3^fl. Some terms aud phrases for An exceedingly 
 and disproportionately tall person, covveii^on(i.mg with 
 Gaffer bamloo, May piolo, lath, icaJkiny mopslick, ^c.are 
 
 <TT3 or f^Ttqrs, sq^f?, ^i?5f^, s¥, 5^T« or ^in^s or snr- 
 sr, q-fs^ or feTfsra;, ft^^s, ^^5-^r, g55^, ^^r^prs-qr, ^- 
 
 T. for its age. 3">Tr5, 3'HT5fn, T^TrS^TT^r, g'TF^r. 
 
 T. aud stout, ftri, mi? or r%irs. 
 
 T. and thin. ?5qr?r or 5^fr. 
 
 Very t. frrST^ ^"^ or rfffT ftrs j^. 
 
 To grow t. jxfi^Sr. 
 XaLLNEss, n. V. A. ^=q^m m. j<r/. 7^^^ «. 3'^rT?^' «. 
 Tallow, m. v. Fat. ^^TT^it/. ^^^'Jl f. 'f'\^^\ f. 
 Tallow-caxdle, n. ^TTsfMt ^ifft/ 
 Tallow-chandler, n. =q^^\^^j ^r^j ^^^ fsr^oTr^r. 
 Tally, n. thing suiting to. 3rfr^r m. g-^jR ?». ffrsrr »». siirrai 
 
 or ^fii m. vfrs/. 
 i^a TiLLT, f. n. answer, agree, correspond, fns'jf, fiToEoffrf 
 
 artioT, 3-rTJ:ijr, ;;tjt^, ^aj^, ^^iJr, sr^rw, ^fftrr »». ^t^oT g. 
 
 cf s. ^^ wi.-:;T^r ra.-'g'Ti=5/.-^5T «.-3'r(RT OT.-&e. TfJf- 
 
 sfHOT g. ofs. ?rr?jt H7^r »«.-?fr55 ot.-^?t=t wi.-&c. ^^ y. 0/ 
 
 s. ^^H or q^PT «. «IH"Jr-^T^-fJT^. 
 Talon, n. \. Claw. ^^\ m. H^ «. ?«. 
 Tamarind, m.— the tree. f%^/ art^i??^/. ^^^ f. 3T^3^ 
 
 /.—in cant phraseol. sTf^t^tT orcrf^i\?r/.— the fruit, 
 
 T^f. m^^f. 3T^/. f4f%%55 «.-the pod, ^PF5T 
 
 OT.— the seed, r^Ji^^'i^FT »!. 
 
 Tan 
 
 Seed-division of pod of t. qr^ n. 
 Short and straight pod oft. iqt^|B— a« dieting, frcr. 
 long & crooked pod, Jpril^ n. 
 T.-seed. i'%'^r^r m. 
 T. water. f%qcrijft n. 
 Tax on tamarinds. f%xf?f^^ «. 
 Tasibobine, «.— the kind of drum. 5<P tn. ( (/i'm. s^fT fr 
 t\f. 5"P| or ^ ?t. ) ^^f. ^f^t\f. 
 
 Hurried or animated striking of tamboriues. Z'^mif. 
 T.-bcating and singing. 5'?f^''I n. 
 Tamboeine-plateb, n. S^qr, s"F5^fT, Sip^fr. 
 Tame, a. not wild. ^7^, q?:^-i^:t?5, fr^f^f^r, qr^ffcf, TT^Tisr, 
 'TT5!:=5^r,qT5tn%^r, nrur^r^r, rrt'Jrasi^^T, or m^irara^Fsr, 
 
 mJ^, nOq, qi.T, ^fH?f, srfi^r. 
 
 2 vapid, flat, V. Si'IEIiLESS. <Tq"T=5ft<T, H=qfiq>f, TSiq'sft- 
 rT, ^^fr^. 
 
 3 spiritless, unresisting, v. "Weak. S^T^^T, ^1T, HTT, 
 
 To Tame, i;. «. wiaA-e domestic, ^m^l^^^ or HnT?TT35Iot, 
 
 iTrq-JT'n'ft5ft-&e. Jf;?:iif, ^^^ arroiot, ^jm^r^ m.-^.^crrnn 
 
 JK.-&C. ^^of y. o/'o. 
 
 2 V. To Spbdue. q^-&c.^^, =reoft?r 3Tmoi,H3r stt'^ot, 
 jps: w. f7r?;=rijif y. of 0. ^i^^v^ «.-5H m.-^JT?r n.-&c. 
 =f?TW j7. o/. 0. 
 Tameable, n. v. V. 1. JTT'^^a^iqr^T'Tr-^IT^Hr-Ac. JTTmrr- 
 
 2 ^^T q7?:Tqr^Tnr-&c. ^z^^ 3TmrqT^-^mT-&c. cri,^, 
 ^T, q»T?frq, ^j^. 
 Tamed, ;>. v. V. 1. KTurW3q%?^r, JTm^T^r %?5Kr, &c. 
 2 g-^T%%^r, ^rsoft^ 3^rui^sr, &c. jt^t 3TT'Ji3^-3^r?i5yr, 
 q?T, =r^T?f, ?^fT?j?r, ^?fr^?r, ?fKrf, sfrr. 
 
 Tamelt, adv. V. A. 3. ^^^%T<JTI^, HJiqaTT^, ^rT^T^Tr^, ^- 
 
 ^T^PH^^^^, &c. 
 Tameness, n. V. A. 1. Hroi^frsTOTT m. irftqqtrir ot. q-^^l^;^. 
 
 TOTT M. &c. SRq-fTT/. T^Mt/ 3Tfiw?fr/. 
 
 2 q-^fCff^qtirr M. JT^HNffq-m J«. &C. 
 
 3 ^%qf%T'^r m. '■^^^^\ m. ^]^h^^^\ m. &c. m^'^f. <?^[^- 
 
 Tamer, n. Taming, p. a. v. Y. 1. HT'^r^f^^fuiRr, n^'nw^T^- 
 ^^nr., Tft^t^^oiKT, &c. 
 2 =rn^TWRT, 5r?;'jft?f3Tm'jrRr, z^w■^ ^jft. 
 
 jTo Tamper, v. n. Sec To Meddle. 2 practise secretly. Jf^tf- 
 
 iqFFft?ff-fp?fq'TqTJFf^rtt-&c. ^iTRM.-jq-FTm.-&c. =Erraq6t. 
 
 To Tan, v. a. ( leather ). ^nrsTOT, ^m"5T, KtTfT EfTt^OT, rtqr?; 
 
 2 ( the skin, &c. ) maJce Irotcn. JjrrsT ^F^ , WA^'^'n] in.- 
 
 2b Tan, t!.«.— the coniplesidu. :t;io5^?:iTf, ^I^sRijf, ^fol^sat, 
 
 Tan-pit, n. ^Roft/. =^1^^?^ ^fT/ 
 
 Tang, n. smad-. cj-c. y. Taste. u?:r/. ^W >«.
 
 TAP 
 
 SG5 
 
 TAS 
 
 Takoent, «.— in geometry. ?q(K«rT/. ^rl^r/ ^Tlrft^r/. 
 
 To flj oft' at a t. afl^^T "^J^. 
 Tangibility, «. v. A. ^T5[lt'TT^tqr'q?ir/.-3Tprr f.-&c.-^h- 
 
 ^^FTT/. ^T3w/. ^n?rr/ &c. ^^ m. 
 Tangible, a. percepiiUe iy tlie touch. ^flPTT^sTT-^TTr-Ac. 
 
 ^n?ft^, ^Tl'f, ?TJq-, ^?iq-, ^^Jiqr^, ^idff , ^JT>?T. 
 To Tangle, v. a. invoice, cntanyle, complicate^ ijc dr^jIFnT- 
 
 ^, it55"P?;5t 0'- no59>rc'Tr, ii'rq-'Zijf , 'tt'^qot, nrq-^^jr, n?:q?:6T 
 oc nv^T:^ or q^TTPrnt, ij^^ /•-^'^f /--Trat/. ii.-nai'p^r 
 or iT5s<Fr?r wi.-nsr^r m.-jt^t^t ^i.-nr^rnr^/.-g ?til ?2.-&c. 
 
 ^R^^. o/o. 
 
 2 ensnare^! ^x: See To Entangle. 
 3b Tangle, t;. «. ie entangled. "TrT^, nr4555T,ifi'q'^^,'fitT^^, 
 
 'Trr/.-jrfT^/.-ns'PiT «!.-&c! ^jiJry. ofo. 
 Tangle, n. Jcnot or complicalion of threads, ^'c. ^?t/. TrTTiTfT 
 
 / 3T5:/. :^z\f. jSTSr m. cftoS wi. tf^ «. 3^5r »»• ^fs/. or 
 
 TTSt/. pi. H5r»».iT3<p?T or ijoJ'prJTw. ^^FSF m. n??nr »». 
 
 Tangled, ;>. v. Y. A. 1. jFrsfsii^T, »ToE<P7?5?^, &c. 
 
 Tank, n. lake, large reservoir. cT^ n. cRT^ or rftJT^ «!. ?T?T^ 
 
 H. cRTO n. ^zm n. ^^JTq' »«. ^rJT'-rn; >«. fT5rT». ^pr^Tr?:^). 
 
 2 V. Cistern. 5f$ «. ?;f-^/. 
 Tanned,;?, v. V. A. 1. JX^^^A., ^M^?j?A.,&.c. 
 
 2 and Y. N. q^r55F?:^^r, &p. 
 Tannedness, h. t. p. 2. qjToTsr^/. ^r^^rfr/. qji^^m /. q;ife- 
 
 JTT «5. ;J0i5. ^FTi^iTT/. 
 
 To Tapeb, v. n. Ircomc gradually tinallcr towards the point. 
 Tapesthy, «. clvth woven with Jigurei. yit?K or g^^ K "JiT- 
 
 Ts H.-f>TFft% <?s^ wi. i'^. 5^^5n: »«. 
 
 Tap-hoot, «. tr^Hot «. 
 
 Tab, ?!.— the resinous substauco. tmi n. ^flTsj^q m. ^rsr. 
 
 ^ ;». ?J^^ m. 
 
 2 See Sailoii. 
 2b Tar, v. a. z\^X ii. PTN^r. 
 Taedv. See Slow, Dilatokt. 
 Taue, n. — in couimercc. cfT^R n. 'STTHf «. 
 Tauget, n. V. Shield. sr=5/. 
 
 2 7narh, v. Butt. fSf^M «. ?r^ «. 
 T. -practice. ^i^JTlft/. 
 Tamff, v. n. cartel of commerce. ^d+IrO -Mr-Ac. f^r^qirn »»f. 
 To Tahnisii, t'. n. become dull, lose lustre. Hi^ii , iR^, H'JfT- 
 
 ?r-f?R^T-ii!:c. fror-fr?r ^\^. 
 
 To Taknisii, v. a. v. To Sully, fe^ai, H2^of, fPTOt, iTrilH- 
 
 2 fig; V. To Stain, ^m ot.-sj^ w. a ^im u' i-;?!^, T^^ w. 
 Taenished, ;>. v. V. ]S''. R-i'i^.I, SPTrT^T, «Sc. fq^r^r, f^TT, 
 
 •)|U|<JI^, H^^>r, »TcSq;?, ■H+.ri+. 
 To Taeut, v. «. continue, ^'c. v. To Stat. TT^, '<TTT^, 57vf, 
 
 2 See To Delay, To Dawdle. 3 for ; wait for, v. To 
 
 Stay. 7T|'?f, ^"toJiiTr, ^aiq^T TT^oj-^ 
 Taet, &e. See Socb, Shaep, &c. 
 
 TaNNEe, n. V. V. A. 1. W.Tn^ Ti^^m\^■^W[^^r\.^ &c. fr^R Tabtae, n. concretion on the teeth. ^Ht^R^ ^rat«. 5P=m=:». 
 
 or stT, =qfTlT or ^STT'^fR, ^^'^n. =^n^,\T. 
 
 T.'s steeijing vat or vessel. =sriT%T^ ^3 ?'. "^H^f «• 
 Tantalization, ?!.v.V.— ac<. ^STTSSSTTf n. &c. =qT5E^'Jlt/. ^^TTSq'- 
 
 T(J Tantalize, ?>. «. imse with fallacious hopes. =5rToE'f^, ^T- 
 
 asmt ^njfsi^r, -jw »«. ^r^jr^;^, 3tt>w ^tsiot, ^^^^, ^^ssroft 
 /. ^?i^, ^w.i^ f.-^}^^^w. f.-Sic. ^Tw. 
 
 Tantalized, p. v. A'. ^qr^JjfjTar, ^^fTS^riJft ^^qf^^^T, &c. 
 Tantalizee, ». Tantalizln'G,;?. a. v. Y. =ErT5!;5r'TRr, 3TT?f^- 
 
 Tantamount, a. v. Equal, Equivalent, sf^ra^, ^jt, ^it- 
 
 fTt?5, ^THTra-. 
 2b Tap, v.a. siril-e with a gentle Uow. i^R^^t or '-irrqsor, stfTT 
 
 /.-4TT'T^/.-&e. JTRof-^ot, ^TSrsTTT, ST^. 
 
 2 Iroach, pierce. Tf'l? «.-i^r5 ?J. TTs'ir. 
 Tap, n. /?«<, ym/Ze lloiv. '^\^f. •'XW.f. nn^/. '■'TITS/. ^^■ 
 
 2 ( of tlie hand, upon a tabor, &c. ). 3TT/. ^Trfm. '<TTT/. 
 Tape, n. — fine, narrow, ^^f. ( from tlic Portuguese ). — 
 
 coarse, broad, ^^Kf■ 
 
 To lace with broad t. ^T'TRof. 
 
 2 ( of drawers, &c. ) HT?/. ^\^f. ^T5T m. 
 Tape-woem, n. T^^ q-rT m. T^TT%^ m. mi[i\^ w. 
 Tapeh, n. small ivax candle. =TRt^ HiT^rfft/ 
 Tapeb, Tapering, a. that narrows towards the point. ffjHS- 
 
 fTT or pTiloscii, 'imsTT, fwij^ or f^nlw, ^T^,^? 1^^. 
 
 Taetaeus, n. V. Hell. q-H?5T^ nt. ?n^ ;». 
 
 Task, «. work imposed ly authority. Jl^ f^=^%-m'pl ^r|- 
 
 5TFI/. [ ^J^ «. 
 
 2 See Business. 8 burdensome employment, f^f'f.^^ 
 To take to t. v. To Blame, To Scold. ?T£^ m. %^. 
 To Task, «. a. impose a task, ^m n. ^f^-^^-ie. !^, 
 
 ?Fm «. iTT'4f TRiJf, ^TfT »». ^Tt^'Jt. 
 Task-master, n. ^:m ^■^^ ^iniTT-qT^ ^"TTTT, spm »rr*ff 
 
 TTTOTRT, 1:^51 ^W^IKl, ^rfl^l ^^i^T, ToITTf , ITpT. 
 Tassel, m. ornamental bunch of silk, .J'c. iTJir >n. ^^RvT w». 
 
 ^^r in. ^^ ?«. 
 Tasselled, a. y. N. ^%?R, ^H%^, f^?TT. 
 2b Taste, «. a. perceive by the palate, ^j? »i.-t^ m.-<So. 
 
 ^JTT'T'^-^HvTor-&c. wnifiPT «.-'?fT5^*T^ fl.-&c. ^^ and, 
 
 with in. con. ^t'^f. 
 
 2 try ly the palate. =ETr^^, STT^TTJor, '^/. ipJi-qT^dr 7. 
 
 0/0. ^T^oft/ qr^DT 17. ofo. 3TT^r^ wi.-^srr^ »ii. %ot </. ofo. 
 
 xfr^r'T^/--3TTWr^ ".-•NI'I'I "-'^Rm.-TTRT/. ^.rV[ g.of o. 
 
 3 have perception of, feci. =qrfT'ir, Hmof, SHH^, 'flHH- 
 cTJrt. ^^ g.ofo. ar^T^ m.-&e. %0T-^6t y.</ o. i<///' in.con. 
 =smf. qof-TT^'^ y. 0/0. 3T2'=RRT-SIf'T'ntT-&c. irot in. con. 
 i^TCiir i«. co?i. ^H^^ui in. con. 
 
 To Taste, v. n. seem to the taste. t^FiST, «<! (!. » i, ^^ »n.-.&o, 
 3T^tfr »». con. 
 
 Tot, well j^w. JTTs r!rTTor-5nTrn-^>6f,
 
 TAS 
 
 SG6 
 
 2 of; smack^ have a favour of. W^ m.-^Zjf.-^m m.-^i^ 
 
 w.-E^rf^ m.-^^^;f.-^^^f..^,^f.-&c. qcfr-JTrrot y. o/o. 
 
 Taste, jj.— the seusatiou. ^^TT^ m. 3TR=rr5 «». ^r^fTT5T «. ^?f- 
 
 2— the sense. ^/. ?:?r^^5!Tft. f^T^^-rTTSTsft nrrt/.-^ST 
 
 Eestoratiou of lost t. nfs "IT^S^ w». 
 
 To blunt the t. ^T/.-f^i^/. fq-^T^oir^ mS". ^?:^Df. 
 
 To lose one's t. nr? n. mfz ^aj y. of s. m5 n. fp^ijf 
 
 <7. o/s. ftrspEft nrfr/.-=q5r/. ^iJr g. ofs. 
 
 3— as iu substances. =^^f. mft/. ?;f^2"'i'- ^"^Z- HT^ot. 
 
 The six tastes ( viz. sweet, sour, salt, pungent, 
 astringent, bitter ). ^J^ in. pi. 
 
 4 relisJt, sensual or intellectual, "^f. n\f\f. ^^ pop. ^- 
 ^/. 3TfiT^/. ^ m. Jfre^ft/. 
 
 According to one's t. q-<;jT^f%j. 
 
 Loss of t. aT?f%/. mr^^ n. 
 
 To suit the t. ?rqiff, JTRtjf, K<t^ :^x^ g. ofs. 
 
 5 nice perception, m m. ^fTPT «. K'^^^ m. JT^fTT^ «. 
 
 Devoid of t. 31t1%^, 3T^HfT, 3TiTHfT. 
 Having t. ^f%'T, ^HfT, iTHfT. 
 Spurious or false t. ^ffT^H m. 
 
 6 fondness for., Hieing, ^zf. ^Z'^f. =^ZWA m. '^^^\ or %\- 
 
 To get a t. for. =qzmi\., "^W-^^. 
 
 7 smac/c, smatch, tincture, S;c. Jerfi^ m. ^Z\f. sfTH m. ii's^' 
 OT. fEff?r m. W^f. ^%ftf 3T^/ ?J^?t/. ^.^W<f. ^W^,f. 
 
 8 MZftZZ quantitjj given as a specimen. TT^Bf »«. ^\^^f. 
 Tasted,;?, and a. v. V. A. 1. T^T^f^R- f^w&c. v^m%- 
 
 2 =ErT^%?rr, &c. =qcr qfi3?iT, anWr^. 
 
 3 =jrrasBT, &c. [ ^r^firf^T?. 
 
 I. having a particular taste. ^^T, =;f5ftwr,&c. ^HT^'J^, 
 Tasteful, Tastx, a. having a nice relish, sacory. =^^^x., ^- 
 
 f^-iJT, ?^#p, iT^^R, ifi?, ft-"?, ^i%^, T^=rpT, 'ETiTTxnn'tfr, 
 
 ^HT, =ERTlft?r, w^z gr?, Orel's, ^=sq-, ^T^^, g^i^T^, ^- 
 
 To become t. frrgf c^FT^T. 
 2 evidencing taste. HI%=5Tr, ^sff;^^^ S^I^T^, H^^^r, ^T^T^T, 
 
 Tastefulxess, Tasiisess, m. t. A. 1. =^^/. =Ef5r?Tff/. ^'f^f 
 
 'fret/ H^i^Rt/. ^H W2. =5r'n^fnT?rT>'n m. ^^f^qtjir m. 
 
 fnir^f. «T??^ n. ^q?Tr/. U^^^ M. ^TJ^.^Fsr n. JqT^- 
 
 f^ n. ■p^f^^■^\f 
 
 2 T^^Rt/. gsft/. S^/. W^\f[f 
 Tasteless, a. vapid, without relish, \. Insipid. 5f=s(Er^fJi=5f5r^ 
 
 TASTELESSJiFSS, «. V. A. q=5r5rT'Jir m. &C. ^T^^ M. TW^- 
 ^IcTT/. W^^t^rTT/. &C. 31^r|f^ «. 3TR^ «. 3TT?I«n^«. 
 
 TAW 
 
 Eaq. gs^ m, §3% n. cn*n^ »». "PS^ «. 
 
 Tattee, r 
 
 Tatteedemalion, n. v. Eagamuffis. "FE^-qr, f^^R-ifr, — 
 
 a female. f%Rn^qff, 
 Tattered, a. torn, ^'c. v. Eaqoed. <PT?:^, qTHR^Hc^r. 
 To Tattle, v. n. talk idly, v. To Phate. q^tjf, sppsj^pof, qr- 
 
 2 tell secrets, t. To Blab. fTTSTS"'! , K^?^ ot. Tr^oS^T ^. 
 
 Tattle, n. v. Pbate. jTr'g'^iir?fT orHmr/./'Z. ^itnmfiff or ^\- 
 
 mm^f ^mmnt/. ^^\^^l\f. ^=^^i^ or ?5^T5jqfr/. 
 
 Tattlee, n. Tattling,^, a. t. Y. 1. ^T'TCTrTT, &c. sjJFifBfqr, 
 ^^^5J^^T^, ?iqT^, ?I=qr5 or ^^T5!;, t?;|TsrC or ^^\m, 
 2 arsT^'nRT, &c. +MMI ^^^T, ar^qq^of o?- 3T?<pp)ff, f^- 
 H=5fr ^i=!;^T-f^?!;r-&e. =q^re, =q^rs<5[R, ^^r, sh^stts;, ^^f- 
 5R, =qr5isT, ^^^. [ ntq'^. 
 
 To Tattoo, t>. a. ( the body ) 2'2<«c'"»'c and stain. jTr^of c?- 
 Tattoo, «. ?)!«)■!■ made ly tattooing, nrq-^ m. 
 Taught, p. v. V. f^T^Er?5?JT, &c. Rlf?T?r, q~rfq?T, 3"^^t, g-?- 
 f??, f^fTTf7?r, ars^Tprcf, f^rficT, friftrr, frfq^r, fm. 
 
 To Taunt, t>. a. twit, vplraid, reproach sarcastically, ^xfcff 
 
 srqof, ?T5:^T^ ?nN'5t, affsFm, Tmn =FT5^rT/.ijZ. ^rjBr, 
 ?5Tf5-^T=f;?T-^f=f ^-^rpT-q'T^'TTf^-&c.qr?50T, ?;rT^Df, z^^ 
 
 f.-^J'TU m.-S.c. PfRijf, 5t?T5fCTT, ??ifr 5f;T5af, st^TTT wi.-SmtTTr 
 
 Z^X n.-&c. JTR'jf, f =^%T/.-f ^r?r^/. ?T^ 5'. o/o. 
 Taunt, Taunting, n. v. V. «!«f? Saecasm. ^^^^ n.-&c. ^T- 
 =quf\f. srr?^'? m. ^?:^T w. OTtr^iT »». 
 
 Taunter, n. Taunting, p. a. v. V. ?5lf5 ^FIiTRT, SPfFT q'r- 
 
 F5DTRT, &c. g-qft^r^, 3^^tft, 3^tfhf;,3T^Ti-€n- "Tf r^qrqj. 
 
 Tauntingly, ndv. v. A. BTf5, ^"~T^5, ^N?T, ^^5"TTffr, ^T- 
 
 s^T% ^H, &c. 3TOtn%, 3Tfrf5 IfTf^'. 
 Taurus, n. — the zodiacal sign. ^WT m. 
 Tautological, Tautologous, a. repeating the same thing. 
 
 5^^f^^, fgwt=^, fi;?^f^^T. 
 
 Tautologist, 
 
 qri^rffft-&c. ^?Tf-^Rt-&<.'. 
 Tautologt, n. saying the same thing again, \. Eepetitiok. 
 
 J1?f^/- fl^^/ar^STT^ OT. ST^FirT m. ^m%^ n. 
 Taveen, n. liquorshop, dram shop. W.^AP;V^ %W.]^ n. ^^- 
 
 €f i^FR n. fi]vftf. f^zm.^^\^wAf. ^j^^^hwAf. nf^- 
 
 ^ n. n^/ nf^^T/. 
 Taveex-eeepee, n. ^^T5F, ^^f^PF'JrRT, 5T^f%?Tr. 
 Taw, n. large marlle. Z^ on. =e}5 m. ^Z m. 
 
 T. ring. Jpfs «. 
 Tawdeiness, m. t. A. ^oiT^^T^TT m. &c. ^^ ?flTT/. JBT- 
 
 jfr ^ttht/. ^^f[ ^Tttt/ &c. 
 
 Tawdet, fl. meanly showy, fine without taste. ^3% ?fr*rqr, 
 
 ^^^-nr^, ^^T^, f^BT^, ssfr^^, <r?Tra^ or ift, a^l't, 3t|^- 
 
 Tawniness, «. V. A. RI^^'JTr m. &c. fq=r3^/. fq?5ir<a'^ /. 
 Tawnt, o.— the colour. w\z., iqiT3r,Nir, =Ff^3 ^o^^. ^f^.
 
 TEA 867^ 
 
 Tax, n. sum or rale of money assessed ly government, imjyosl. 
 f^^irr^ n. f^rur^mr m. m.^^^^ n. ^^R^FTT m. ^^- 
 ^V^n m. trft or «<+K4j)/. HTTT m. ^W in. mK »». g- 
 F^ ?«. M. rr^^ n. 
 
 Closing or clearing division of a t.^T^^ftf.^VS^^^f. 
 
 Exempt from t. ^f^cI»n^,'^^'TT or ^, Tfo5, 'fl^?;. 
 
 Halft. fSTJTWTTw. 
 
 House t. g^?:^nT m. ^X'jft f. 
 
 Land t. "PrOT m. ^jx\ m. 
 
 Person paying it. ^r?^ft m. 
 
 Proportion of t. ^FTift /• f|^?n:^ /. 
 
 Eemitted t. or Sub-t. <T^^i?f n. 
 
 Settled or regular t. ^^5^ m. — as disting. from 
 
 Extra t. ^nrr?/. ^T?fT^ m. 
 
 T. in cash or uiouey. JT^«fR or ^^qi^T /. 
 
 T. levied upon the earing of the crop. H^^TTT^ f. 
 
 T. on festal occasions, joy-t. ■Hd'HWl't f- 
 
 T. on exports and imports. ^WA^ /■ 
 
 T. on wells. f^f|?-f 57 «. 
 
 T. ou marriage of widows. qr^FT m. 
 
 T. ou shopkeepers and arti.sans. JTr^i=T^'PT m. 
 
 T. upon fields and enclosures. ^RT m. 
 
 T. to defray contingent charges. W{f^/K^'\V^f\ /. 
 
 T. to supply a defalcation. ^RTTft /• 
 
 T. upon lowest classes. 3T3TiI'Tft /. 
 
 To assign or apportion a t. f|^%5:?rt /. ^'JT-'T?f^% 
 "FTofT m. "Preiit, ??frT'jfl'/. ^PTjf, ^ROT, 'PTo5'Jft/ ^ot, qjt 
 
 To Tax, v. a. impose a tax on. Tft/.-^'^T m.-%\ m.-&c. ^^- 
 
 2 See To Charge, To Accuse. 
 Tax-feee, a. 'TroS, ^f^siT^,^?[7^^ or ^, gr^?:. 
 
 Tax-qatheeee, n. ^ff ?75R, ^g'r'Tr, ?f^1%?5^n;, ^^msR. 
 Tax-boll, ji. qfr/. f^TTFT/. [Film. 
 
 Taxable, a. Halle to assessment. ^^, ^g?=jt, ^T-TT^T, ^r^- 
 Taxation, n. V. V. qft ^■^^^ n. ^X ^t\^^ n. &c. v^JTRS^ 
 
 /. ^?TTf5?'<TTq?rr / ?T^3T^p'tnTHT /. [ ^. 
 
 Taxed,/), v. V. ^T^sm^FlT, &c. 5J?tT=^, !p5[T=qT,&c. ^wt,^- 
 Half-t. f%JT3;^. 
 Sub-t. tTn:^^HT?T% 
 
 T. in cash. ^Tcft. 
 T. in kind. ■^^^5T?rt. 
 Taxer, n. Taxiso, ;;. a. v. V. ^^-&c. q^cruTTTT. 
 Tea, n. =q-^T m. 2 ( the infusion ) =if^r=5[T ^r^r m. =^^[ m. 
 Tea-pot, «. ■Ef^r^ n. =^^r^pft /. 
 
 To Teach, v. a. instruct, inform; communicate the Iniowledye 
 of. ^^nrr or ^T^r'JI, f5iT=F«T0T, q^^oT, WT^T, :jq%n^, fn- 
 ^6t, ^[■•^oT, ^■'T^.^T m.-^^^^n.-fi^^\f.■■i^'^^\^^n.-^\^^n.- 
 
 f^fm^ w.-f^fTrT?tr/.-5iT'--Twj.-5ir^:r^'8.- ar^qr'O'w.-c't.-c. qr^ot. 
 
 Aptness to t. ^rq^^f^/. 
 
 To t. one's elders or betters. \\f[^ ^\i\ f. pi. '^. 
 2 — in an ill sense. f^T^^, f^T^^fuft/. ^xi:\ y. of o. ^or- 
 m. f^T^S^of. 
 Teachable, a. y.V. — of matters. f?I-+.={|i(l-MI-'3ft^r-&c. ^fni- ' 
 
 TEA 
 
 q^lVra^.— of persons, v. Docile, Obedient, ^fd^"^, 
 
 TEACllAnr.ENEss, n. v. A. gf!T^-q-?rr/. .<ic. 
 Teacuku, n. Teaciiixo, p. a. v. V. I. fn-TJ^T'iim, >^i'. f>I?^^, 
 ^"T^r-^, 3^'^.qr, T-T^STt, f^fTTq-^, ^VTE, -JT^T-lrvT^, ;«t-?m-T, 
 
 Acquired from a t. — an art, &c. ^m^. 
 Spiritual t. |T^, 'JlMl4. 
 
 T. of any of the arts or accomplishments. 'I'CTri. 
 
 Business or craft of a t. Jf'Hl'jf'i/'t/. q-JRrJnn m. 
 
 Teaching, n. v. V. 1. Tv"^^^ n. Ac. f^i^r /. f^^W «. Seo 
 
 the other nouns under the Verb. 
 Teak, n. — the tree, ^rm^fr^ m. XTFf m. JTnTT >». ^HT m. W- 
 TFSr m. ■HI^^MM >»• — the wood, ^Pl^PIwi. ^n w. WTTw. 
 
 Of or belonging to t. +i|»l^I?ft, T?m^, m^^, ^re- 
 plantation or forest of t. ^TH^T^ ". 
 Teal, m. — the bird. mui+'Nil ( ST m. f[f. 'in. ) ^im-h-^iun, 
 (srni.fl- /.%«.)• "["»/. 
 
 Team, n. horses or o.xen harnessed for drau-ing. -jfr^ n. ^\vn 
 Teapoy, n. table or stand with three legs. f^T^ff/. ^T^/. 
 Teah, n. 3TC[or 3Trg[«. »». STs-J «. w. ^=5ft3^ «. ^^IJ^ >i. 
 %5r^ w. qm »»• «• 
 
 Flood or torrent of tears. ^T^^^TnT/. TTlto!;'^/. 
 Flowing or trickling of tears. 3T^qpT m. ars^TT^TN m. 
 T.-drop. 3T»^T%5 m. ^ «. 
 T. of aflectTon. sfm^ w». «. 
 Waste tears. cjr?:iirTr^^ n. 
 To burst into tears. Xjn. ^Ff^T5CW. 
 To melt into tears. 3T?T^ n. pi. TToCot. 
 To shed tears, arf^rt »• /)/. or 3TT^ m. pi. 5^T5tiJi-TT3^. 
 To stream, — tears, frkm. pi. or stxTfH^ qroftn-SKwi, 
 To wipe the mourner's tears. rS^qr^ afTI^ »». /'^•J?!^, 
 i\m m. pi. 5?f ITT y. of 0. [qj^. 
 
 To wipe away the tears from every eye.^^:77^^q»<. 
 To Teae, v. a. rend, "irreot, '^]-^7-\%^^ fspr^, ;trTof, 7^^. 
 Sppor, "FTOTT, f^^?;^, SROT ".-R'i.K'T ?(.-Ac. ^m y.r/ a. 
 — soundingly, ^-W^H-W.X &c. (intcns. ZT7J or '•t-:nT?T-7- 
 
 ^f ) adv. "prsCTr-f^^-rftf^T, -t^+ui, t**"!, '^^PT^rT. 
 
 To t. in or to pieces. <pri<?>l |5^PF^-^'if, ^'T% »». //. 
 qj^ (/. o/ 0. 3'^roiaT, f^^t^i^^ n.-&i-\ ^ii j. of o. 
 
 To t. and pull asunder, about, &c. f^m^.^ f%?T<prT 
 f^^w.zf. ^^^. 
 
 To claw and t. '^''f, ^'^^^. 
 
 To t. and pull asunder. U^^<.^, 
 
 2 laniate, lacerate, v. To ScBATcn. ^-Jpf^ or ^-M+^iJr, 
 
 3 ( the hair) pull tvilh violence. <?TIW, 3fl^,'3flrTSMl''T/'.- 
 gftmra/. !FToty. o/o. 
 
 4 up ,• off; away ; ..tc. roughly. ■J-^i)?.^, dr*j--hl'f,7^'?j- 
 50T, 3^rr(jf, ^^^i^, ^^^, 3''7f'JT, d<i>M*of. 
 
 To Teak, v. n, rend. "FT^, ^TT^, «FT5ET ?«. l^^'ii-^JTm^.o/y.
 
 TEA 
 
 8^8 
 
 TEL 
 
 — souudiiigly. ZK-'^^-^j:-&c. ( iuteus. ZV!:i or ^f-^CKf- 
 
 sn^, ) ado, 'PTJiJr-r^'f, ^^^. 
 
 2 /K»ie, raie, v. To Eaue. fTSSFSof , tfSTiS^. 
 
 3 along- ; tlirougU ; itc. v. Impeiuouslv. q^^r^, ^'<f- 
 
 ^FnTin, tT^jiJf, ''=i5^?;T^-tr^^Tf5->tc.^r'Ji-=5rraoT. 
 Teab, «. V. EE>-r. ^t^/. <PT5IT w. [ j^rs^^T. 
 
 Teak-fcl, a. full of tears, v. Weeping. TTPIOT, 3^¥^%?IT, 
 Teabeb, «. Teaei-VO, p. a. v. V. A. 1. <pr3'JIRr-&c. ^Ror-R- 
 
 ^ir^Jr-ic. sfiTTf-^PRt-&c.f5r^Rq^. 
 T£aiii>-o, n. V. V. A. l.—ad. "prsirf n. f^ijf n. rffs^ «. &c. 
 
 "jn'sofr/. ^w^f- ^^R'jft /. ^?TJr n. f^r^Rw «. 
 Jb Tease, jj. a. ( wool, &c. ) v. To Caed. f^^CTf, " t'^^str^, 
 
 2 torment, vex, annoy, Jiarat-s, tj-(r. irf^rof, tjoi'jf, ^JSi^r 
 vTT=5("n, =snor?TOT, ^fW^, ^JToEDT, ^ffM^iJf, ^RTR'^, «TH=rW, 
 J^^FTn'Tf, ^fFflR'jf, rr3?To!:TfqfOT,iTi^nT^/..;;fr=^'Jr^/.-^T=5T- 
 
 ofr/.-ijo50T?j;/.-^a m.-^m^^ /.-^ra'jr^/.-W^DT /.-=5rr- 
 ^"^w^j f- 2}i--^^^f.-mi\o^ f.-&c.^^ ff.o/o. vTir^ 
 
 s;i.-'+.N/. ^^. This word Jo ^fase expresses the. sense 
 of numerous lively and common words, phrases, and 
 combinations, such as io plague, to pester^ to lotlier, 
 and, with some enliaiicement or intension, to hadger, 
 io worry, to harass, to persecute, to tire one's life 
 Old, to tease to death, to consume one's vitals, to vex 
 ones very soul, ^c. Sfc. There are formations in MardjM 
 equally lively and common, and equally colloquial or 
 free. Here therefore they are collected. ^TSEof, sr=5?iJr, 
 
 f^m^r^r, rT^oT, ?r-z?r^TsriJt, hrt^', Frreoi, ^ir^'jf, ^]^^^ 
 
 ^Jm^ 3T?0T, 3TfT^Dt, ^?J^?7r5fffr, TS^gf, jjctsr '^^lif, fT- 
 
 Ef^, f^^rr^T sfre «8. qiTT, ^t^ w. ^>5iff, ^S'm ^T^^f, arf- 
 
 ^df y. o/o. #5/ cpT^^ or Jf;q:oi y. o/o. 3TT5/. ^ft^dt- 
 ifot y.o/ 0. ^# ?i^n. ^ijf y.r;/ o. f^crr?5T ST^st ?Tff or 3T- 
 
 m]^^t n. pi. ^]FM-^]z6]^ w.k^jf pi. m^'^ uith ^\ of 
 
 C. ^^l ^\^f.-^\Z^^Uf. ^.m^ ^PT^ofrrT q^of, 5ppEf!7ft /. 
 
 sr^in, 3'TT^ wj. JROT .9. o/ 0. ^^^•^7:^ ( ftfor, sfror ^tot, 
 &c. ) ^5 M. pi. w^nrw, >^Ff ?r ^m, Err?:r^5 >«. /.-3T?:r- 
 
 ^;T5r<jrT^/-<fcc. ^ury. o/"o. :i^h;?«. /i.-?r-^T f.-^mt\ 
 
 f. pi. ^.m g. ofo.wi^/f. ^df, ^i%fi ffti'Jf. 
 Teased, p. v. V. 1. tr^r^rrr, &c. 
 
 2 nf^%?5r, &c. 
 Teaser, n. Teasing, ;;. c. t. V. 1. ft^tTKr, &c. 
 
 2 nt^'JiTTT, &c. qf^ur^-.tc. ^mm, ^q^s^ft, ijsqr, =5rr- 
 
 I. teasing ; vex/jiy, &;c. v. Tiresome, ^r, f%=EfT, '[^^\- 
 
 Teasing, n. v. V.— arf. fcr^ror «. -ie. 
 
 2 nt^^ «. See the nouns given under the Verb. 
 Teat, «. rf»y o/ « least, art f^ or 3tNc5 »». arras »«. ^5 »»• 
 
 Blind t. g? »». [ ^t, j. 
 
 Clot which forms during milking ou the t. ?^'t^j. 
 Of two teats. §^ft. 
 2 See Nipple. 
 Tecusical, a. lelonging to a particular art or profession _ 
 
 ^^, f^h'^ w■^]t^^ft, ?5T?^f&r^, «t%fFi^, TrftHrfr^. 
 
 Technicality, n. v. A. fsrVTTf5f?TT«5?ftI??r /. Ml^^F?!!^^- 
 f^FTT/. ?rT?7foT^?:r «. ?Tf%ffl^f5r w. 
 I. a t. qftTITT/. 
 
 To Ted, j). a. ( hay, &c. ) spread. fir^KS'r, 
 
 Tedbek, &c. See Tetheii, &c. 
 
 Tedious, a. u-earisome, irksome, tiresome, ^-cfrom continu- 
 ance or prolixity, y. Tiiiesome. t.^7A qrqnfrqr-^m j?t- 
 
 ITT, ?TT?(t^\?TT?fT, =^17, =5PT?Tt=^T, <T-^?J,^t. 
 
 2 Zo?)y, p>rolix, tiresome in relation, siqrs^^ ^^T^'^TT, =5fr- 
 
 ^z., ^rq-^TfETT, ^^n^^?:, =^^5s, ^t^?:^;, cR^qprRT, ^^^^^^., 
 
 STfiTSSTT'JTT^HI^, Cf^TH,^, qt?|T5rTqj, ^TVT^^T, ^^^Ri7r, 
 
 ^R^-STT. 
 Tediousness, *t. T. A. 1. ^?:t^T qr^T^mT-ctc. F^mquif m.- 
 
 rrtsft/.-ic. =^q^TUTT ot. ^T^Tf /• 
 
 2 ==TT5r?;T'JTT 5». &c. =ETT?^Tt/. <t^^^ w. v. ^I^T. 
 Tedium. See Weahisoiieness. [ofs. 
 
 To Teem, v. n. Iring forth young. f=r^, ^^^ m.-kc. |"riJt y. 
 
 2 le full, pregnant, replete, ^'c. V. To Abound. sf=^T-H- 
 
 JT-Ac. 3T?T"^ iu comp. gTrf »>.- T^^tt/.-Ac. ST^^fff ^.o/«. 
 Teemee, «. Teeming,^, a. v. V. 1. fsfUTTTT. 
 
 2 3TT5Cr, ST^^, if^, qof, qftqyf, HfTrT, SfTf?^, all iu 
 
 comp. 
 To Teeth, v. n. Ireed teeth. ^Rf m. pi. ^^-'^z^Sx■^^^i\ in. 
 
 eon. or, tvith g. ofs. sfFTT^^IT J^T m.-&c. fm. 
 Teething, n. v. V. 3f?r ^^ n. &c. H^r\^^]Z m. s^rjr^ »«. Si^f- 
 
 3^ wi. ^Fr^?[?f n. ^HTFTfrT/. [q^^T^ wi. n. 
 
 Tegument, n. v. Integument, Coteb. a^T^T^itfT n. %'2?r «• 
 Teleseaph, n. ^rrm\f.-&c. trisfii'T^^ ^t^r «. 
 
 2 ( electro-magnetic ). rfrn'T^ »• 
 To Telegbaph, f. a. ^jrj^=s{\n7{ mrVH\ f. TT^ft-'Jl-qrfr^fJrJT. 
 Telegram, n. rTTTT'T'^f^ "Tr5f5r%^-'JTT^=fT siTfTm/. 
 Telegbapht, n. FiTTT'T'^t^^ sjTFIKt '7T5fqiq"T=5ft fsTqr/. 
 Telescope, n. spy glass, ^^^f. 
 Telescopic, Telescopical, a. SK^ff^sTT, |f^=ft=:qr f?T?fi^T.. 
 
 2 (star, &c. ) §f^^f^5 f^?T<JITTT. 
 To Tell, v. a. relate, narrate, communicate, make knoun, v. 
 
 To Ineoem. rrWoT, ^T?5>Jf, ^'WRot, q?3:^oT, ^jpq-ijf , f?rT^- 
 
 ot, ^T^-i^rr-&c. q;?:oT, f^^qtif, frrq^rcff , f^%^^, ^'trof , 
 ^^, <TrsT5?r^?:-'j^''i5r5rr'^^ q^rsor, ^fqijfr/.-gRrr/.-?if'T m.- 
 
 &c. ?rfnnt, =?;'<.I^?!.-5r5'3FP/.-f^%?^n.-f=TS?TfT >'.-&c. ^^if. 
 To t. far and wide. ^rfTT^ffft/. T.m g. of o. 
 To t. heavily iu the end. 3Tq^5-q;5tDT-^5-^tc. ?irT<Jf, 
 
 «nwq"Jf. 
 
 To t. in two words. '^J-'^ adv. ^j']^. 
 To t. to do, lid. ^m.
 
 imi 
 
 869 
 
 TEM 
 
 2 V. To Count, jfmaf, TOTiJl. 
 
 Jo TELt, e. «. /oA-e <»^tv^ FSFT'ir, ?jm fl^,^tp?;-^q;r^-^^- 
 2 oi ; i>ifonn against. "^T^ f. ^M-^^^, '^Tfrst/. ^TiJf, 
 
 Tell-tale, «. v. Tale-beaker. ^^7, ^n3?^K </'• =5n^t^n:, 
 
 Teller, «. Telling,;), a. v. Y. A. 1. rlfn'TRT, &c. f?t^?T^, 
 
 Ti;mekaeious, Temeeitt. Seo Eash, Eashkess. 
 To Temper, v. a. qualify bij mixture, ij-c. fire ^^-pT?! 55 W,- 
 ^,^-&.c. JTHT=^T-giTTTT=5n'-%'=n^-''TT'J>^-^'T'?T-^^iT-'T^H'iKH- 
 
 To t. hot water, by pouring in cold. fsTHiT^ or f^HT- 
 DT"^, R^Hul'. — Cold water poured iuto hot to t. it. f^ 
 ^•01 or f^^V^ n. f^m^^ n. 
 2 See To Mix. 3 See To Soitex. 
 4 ( metals ). ^J^ n. ^ijf. 
 Temper, n. due quaJily effected l>j mixture. fn<T3it^ %^«T- 
 ^^\ m.-&c. =5fTn?fr-&e. fHH^/. gftf^fFTHI^T «. 
 
 2 T. Disposition-, sr^rfn/. 5R^f/. ^fte n. fw^^ n. w.^ 
 /. ^?r=5rT or ^Hra?T/. 
 
 3 V. Temperament. sf?rfrT/. ^^^^rnr »«. ^|^f?;f^/. 
 
 4 calmness, moderation. ^t^TT'JIT ?». ^TtfrT/. ^iffTFIT/. ?f^- 
 JT w. ^tTTTR m. i]^\^\^ m. 
 
 5 ( of metals ). qmt >'. 
 
 To try the t. of. ^^ n. ij^Jf y. of o. 
 
 6 See Ieeitabilitt, Passion. 
 
 Temperament, n. constitution, ( of mind or body ). if-yfrf/. 
 ^^\^ m. \^^^f^f. ^f^TT^T wi. ail^'Tiq- m. 3T?HSJHR 
 «!. fifEnTfT/. fiT^T^/. 'JTTfHr w. 
 Bilious or choleric t. fq^si^fS/. 
 Evil t. 3T^3^I5r J". 
 Of equable t. ^fH'cTm. 
 Tkhpebance, Tempeeateness, n. v. A. 1. HiTW70TT?». ^rfr- 
 
 2 ^m%-^r<t^-&c. ^m «• f*f?r'?r^?r «. firar^q" ». 3t- 
 
 V^ n. * 
 
 3 %iTr5r-3?[?rT5l^-&e. fqor n. fH?fqr?r )». TfrftfrTR n. 
 m?tTR «. Hr^m^ 01. ic. 
 
 Temperate, a. — of porsous ; moderate., soher, restrained, T. 
 Abstemious, Moi>erate. ht^, <TW'=mr=5nff, ?f^fft, fr- 
 ^Tiff, f^qFTT, ^TFf5r7?r, f?r^?T5fTff, f^^l^f^, f^fr^THRJT, T$- 
 
 2 as oji^. io gluttouous, .(;:e. %JT'?r,%JTr=^r-%»Tr^-HirrTcft^- 
 &c. ^raTKT-&c.. fFr?TH?fT, f^FTHT^t, f^T^T^ft, fH^fflff, 
 
 f5f?mTfT',t, 'Triri^, fH^TrfHr^fr, 'fl~TH^t, ar^qm^r, ar- 
 
 rTT^ft, a^rTTf Tfr, 3T?qrf R, q'^^TH^'l, qi:q"'^nft, ^HqifK, 
 8 as opp. to drunkard. ?iJTM-^3Tr=STr-m?rr^T^-ic. f^wiRT, 
 
 f«T?iqTKt, "TftfH?fqrK^, Tr^rrqrat, 'i^xH^\^^-J{\, 
 
 4— of ^[ualilies j not exceisivc in deiinr,\ .'M.oszvtxiE, jfT- 
 
 5 not marked icilh passion. ^l'II«l'I«I-f;m3r-ic. ^W^r , 
 
 '45qoTr^, '•^jrr^r, <Sc. 
 
 Temperatelt, ado. V. A. 1. 2. 3. %ttpt, ?l*r??Tq<iiK, HIHTST- 
 
 ?r, &c. qlrrJTar^RqinF, fHqrTqfT^^«f^, f%f^iitnq?rf, 
 
 Temperature, w. s^a/p with reijard to heat or cold. :jmcii\- 
 ^T ^m^ m. -^^^^tiM ^^vTi ». z^h=i{\ ^rrr/. z^mpj u. 
 
 g^sorsTTT'T n. 
 
 Moderate i. ^X^r^r^] f. 
 Tempered, p. and a. v. V. 1. fiTH^^ ^RI=qT ^fWr, &.c. 
 ■\Voll-t.— mortar, Ac. ^FTT^, q^JTHHrTT, *TTm?ft^. 
 
 4 qroft f^~|?rT, qroi'T^. 
 
 I. disposed, of a particular temper. Kr'HWI'<ir,!R;fft^r, &C. ' 
 
 ;fr?5 ( in comp. as g^ |:?fn7, =FR5ft^, ic. ). 
 Tempest, Tempestuous, &c. See Storm, Stobmv. 
 Temple, n. luilding dedicated to a deili/ ; place of u-orship. 
 
 ■^^TS or %^3 «. ^rjjoE «. ^i%5 «. 25Rq ". *T^I?!q «. 
 
 T^j^r?!^ «. ?T^''5rt «. srrHT? m. 
 
 Ceremony of scouring a t. aud idol (after a ^^T&c), 
 q??ir?50ft/. q^r?5 q^jj. 
 
 Clear space of a t. before the idol. ^HTHSq wi. 
 
 Consecration of a t. qf?igr/. srraTSqf^^T/. 
 
 Court or enclosure of a t. Sfjotirrsr m. 
 
 Endowments or property of a t.'^^ n. 
 
 Evening light placed in a t. ^t-^'MM/. 
 
 Lamp-pillar in front of a t. c(tqKIr7f ( pop. fiTRT7. ) 
 f. f^^X. m. ftqy in. 
 
 Lighting up iu the CTCuiug of lamps of a t. stq^n 
 or Err?f/. 
 
 Made road to a t. Z^^l^. m. 
 
 Officiating priest of a t. q^RT or fr. JTI'ft or c^rr,— of 
 a t. of Shiva. nr^T. 
 
 Oltspriug of a prostitute of a t. ^cfa'T »»• 
 
 Opcu t. vcm m. ^\■^ m. [HRfft/. 
 
 Passage around the adytum of a t. ( for ^f^^iTf &c.) 
 
 Prostitute of a t. 'k^'m^'W f. TisfT'n /.—of a t. of 
 KkandoM. WX^/^f. 
 
 Eaised plat in the court of a t. (for sacriticcs, sacred 
 \essels, &c. ) %f^ or %?t/. 
 
 Sanctuary or adytum of a t 1PTRT m. IH'kr »«. »M«I. 
 THH;^ «. tIftR n. 
 
 Servant or ministering person of a I. ?1%Tft m. {onJ 
 female s. ^%q;fT<n )• 
 
 T. dedicated to Shiia. f^l^rr^T «. f^T^nif^/ n. 
 
 T. of the breast. |7'TTif=^': ». 
 
 Temples and figures excavated ( out of liills aud 
 
 rocks ). qffci^?^ «. ^^J^^^ ^M ». [ ql^^ft ) /- 
 
 "Wall enclosing the court of a t. q"i^55 or q^gja: ( dim. 
 Worship of deities at the entrance of a t. ^R^^r/. 
 2 ( of the head ). a^f^ )n. ?H'Tft /.
 
 te:\i 
 
 870 
 
 TEN 
 
 Continued throbbing of tho temples J^ /. v. STT. 
 Hair of the t. bi-aiJed ( of women ). ^T^oft /. 
 To induce dofluxion from tho t. -TTf^ m. ^Ti^. 
 To throb— the temples. ZW-^^^ ZW-^ ado. Vc^^. 
 Temporal, a. of or lelonging to time. :Fr5rT=5TT, ^otrfwrt"^, 
 
 ^^f^TTtr^, ^T^^si'^, ^rf?5-7;, ^s>r, ^t^«t. 
 
 2 v. Seculai!, "Woeldly. STRfNr, ^T ^=^r^, ^TraRJ- 
 ^, ^ ?5t^rf^T'fT=5rr, ^?5?'^I+'Io1MI, ^fsTfT-TT^^T, ?t^KT- 
 
 3 afar lelonging to the i<;mple of the head, a^t^r^qr, ^1- 
 Tempokakilt, adv. v. A. ^f^?r, ^STTT^^T^, 3TT5^nTf^?r, 
 
 STR'T'^llfi.'IH, &e. ^TPft. 
 
 T£MP0RAEIKESi3, «. T. A. arf^RT^OTT »». 3Tf%^»TTfq'?tT /. 
 
 3T?'<TTi%?rT/. arf^TPTm/. ar^ii'^mf^ «. =^=q?5r7 «. ^f=q'^7t. 
 
 ^if^^fTT /. In expression of the idea of temporariness 
 or transienci/.^ and in close correspondence with the 
 English phrases and figures, A icriting upon the sea 
 shore, path of a ship in the waters, track of a bird in the 
 air, morning cloud, ^e. are the following phrases and 
 figures in IMari'ithi. cpT^sq-f^ ;j%5 »i. sfHf^S^frsT^^r 
 mj m. cnTRTr^=qr f Sg 5T m. qToqT^r^ft X'^ or ^r /. 3To5- 
 
 W5ri=^/. 3THr^r<t ^^r^st/. UTrT^srqt ^^^f. argifTTr/. 
 ». ^M< ^R ( "PIT f^^ 7T^^ ^rfr or 5j^ i^sr^t^ ), 
 
 qr^:^^ ^T 3TTf&I m^FT^fT S^r ( "PIT f^ff TT^^ ^f r ) 
 TEMPOEAEr, a. Z^w^my on?y a limited time, ^r^ ■^^f^r^^fr, 
 
 =qrT f?^^t=?T, Hf|Hrq^n %^f^, ms^r ^ff^jt^, 3tts^% 
 Tif^ 0'- ^rrfq?, ^rJTrfrr, arr^'t^M', g's^^^c'T, ^T?ft?^r, ^- 
 
 ( used with several nouns, as ^Trs|fr5l?r, ^TT^ttrsirft, &c.), 
 Jo Temporize, v. n. comply with the times. <FT^ in.-t^ m.- 
 
 M.-^M'MM'^Ti% «.-&c. «F^. 
 2 See To Procrastinate. 
 Temporizer, n. Tempoeizinq,^. a.x. V.l.^ro? qri"^ ^^rjoir- 
 
 ^nft, ^TfrargsTrff, ;FT?5R?r#, ^rsrH^rrt, ^rpjrjdtfr, ^r- 
 
 jTo Tempt, v. a. entice or solicit to evil, v. To Allure, rt- 
 ^ot, TTT^ >«.-jfr^/. q-R56t, ^?5^iif, FST'T^riJt, gT55 /.-^^ 
 W.-&C. ^^^lif, 7%3T^ M.-q-il^r'T^ W.-&C. ERijf. 
 
 2 V. To Prove, To Try. TK^if, <T<\?l<Jt, Tr^<jf, ^f{^\ f. 
 
 3 «w«y, attempt, v, To Tex. 3xfrT m.-S'TT'T ?«.-&c. ^q 
 
 4 See To Ikcite. 
 Temptation, «. v. V. 1. ^^^ w. J?r^ ^3trr«. &c. JTTfw. Ht- 
 
 fq'V/. -^r^Hn. -HX^f. H^/. 
 
 2 qr^^iitrt. TTfwfH. &c. Vft^rr/ Tim/. 
 Tempted,;), v. V. 1. 'T'r^^r, M^ ^Frf^^sr, &c. Hr^^f. 
 
 2 tnw^sr, &c. ^^^^. 
 Tempter, n. Temptino, p. a. v. \. 1. iR'r^aiRT, HTf ^JSOir^r, 
 
 2 MK<MUIRr, qfr^'JITTT, &c. tT^^FFTTr-&c. TftfT^. 
 Ten, o. ^^r, ^^T. 
 
 Aggregate of t. ^5n^ pop. ^?T«J) »e. 
 Aggregate oft. men, esp. of soldiers, ^ff^fm. 
 Place of tens — in numeration. Z^n. 
 T. of a suit of cards. ^^ or ^^\m. 
 The ten carried or borrowed. Z%}^ pop. Z^n. 
 Tenable, a. that can he held or defended, — fortress. &c. JJi 
 ^rqT-HTT^TqT-&c. ^rTT-^fR^fTT-Ac. ??T^T^, ?;?TOT^^ 
 
 2 that may le stippoi-fed.^ made good, Sfc. v. Maintain- 
 able. ?'<TRFTT^FTr-?rK^r-&C. ?'<TT!T^5T, SffcrTT^^T, srfrt- 
 
 Tenacious, a. inclined to hold fast .^ si icl-y, f^^^, f^^p^-crr, 
 
 I f^^?:TTmT, F^Tii'JrTTr, w\z^ x\\^m, f^^^ ^cttri. 
 
 2— of memory; retentive. tTR^"^, qr';aTT?T^ftf?T'H-^- 
 
 Oft. memory. 3Tre^in't=^-^?ft^T-i:H<"IMI-&e. ■^(Z- 
 
 3 persistent in a course.^ purpose, Sfc. v. Peeseteeing, 
 Firm. ^^^Z orz^., ^FT?;, f%q-7, 3TT^^, fq-q^, ^^rqi^rT, 
 ^f^:^^^, f^Jiq^TT^T, ^^T=qT, ^•W'\. 
 
 TeSacitv, Tenaciousness, n. v. A. 1. f^+dHuiTw. f^^?<l^ 
 
 2 qi^orr/. !:TROTr^Tfip/. 
 
 Tenancy, Tenantkt, «. a holding or possession of lands or 
 
 tenements. ■>TFT'«. HFni?^r»». arffeTFRwi. ^^^Tt^m. 
 Tenant, n. person holding land, ^'c. under another. SJ^TRft/. 
 I ^re. :jqft, ^■qWW, KTR^tRt, ?fR^^, ^'T/. 
 
 Tenants— collect, tenantry. TT:f^^\in. m^ f. m^\^f, 
 2 (of a building^. HTf^ft, Trfr^ft or =5ft. 
 To Tenant, v. a. ^-qr^r-Hn-qH ^T?^iJf-^crr. 
 Tenantet, «. 6o(?y o/" tenants. ^^msTTwi. ^TH /. 
 To Tend, v. a. attend, watch.^ keep, Sfc. TTS^ot, qr^ijf, ^TT^roT, 
 
 -&c. JK?;of-TT^nt y. ofs. ^3^T/.-?fJTRR»»-&c. %ciTy. o/o. 
 
 ^^ll/.-^3fpTT^ft^ or ?5/.-v^nTT^^/-&c. ^RiJf y. o/ o. 
 
 2 (sheep or cattle), t. To Keep, ^^of, q'5snt,M|o£ij|, ^r^ijf_ 
 To Tend, h. w. move or lean towards. Jp^or, ^W^^, SJ^^r, cf- 
 
 awt, ^rFSOT, ^J^m.--^^m.-&c. ^m g. ofs. K\^m.-^^^n.- 
 
 ^■RaT«.-&c. 3T?f^ y. o/ s. 
 
 2 contrihute.^ v. To Help. ^^Tq--?r^^Rt-&c. 3THat. 
 Tendekce, Tendency, «. afr^/^, direction or course towards 
 
 an object. ^Sm- 5fN?«. ?Tt?5'». jfra/. Tr^ift/ ^T^/. 
 
 #?[«. srssuiJt. Sf^w. ifl^'Tw. TffrT/. ^qr^w. ^j^n.
 
 TEN 
 
 871 
 
 T£^-I)EI!, a. soft, yonng, mi firm, Sfc. qptsTcST (remiss. ^ft^ns^T 
 tenderish ), w'\'^'=^. pop. 5r, f^r, fsq? or ^sf?, ^p^, ?I- 
 ^H^R, ^IToE, ^>JT^, ^fTTR, ^^IT, f|, ^TTyT^, g?Ilf H. 
 
 2 sensillc of pain or injury; casili/ pained. ^fI^SF, ^^, 
 
 3 conqnissionate, considerate, v. Pitiful, Kixd. ^JTr5- 
 f^rf, ^'PR:, 3Tr^, ?r^T^, ?r|^, l^^^rr^, f ^q-pj, qfllT??- 
 |^5T, T^JT^t?T:^^OT, ^^^^\^^., TT^rrf , ^FRfor^^^lTTa or 
 
 4 Sec Pathetic. 5 See CAHEruL. 
 
 A t. point. ^^ n. To be toucbed in a t. 2)oint. ^Ty^^, 
 Tender, To Tender. See Oeeee. To Oifek. 
 Tender-hearted, a.\. Pitiful, Kiud. JT^fT^r ^PI^IW, ^^, 
 
 Tendek:ness, n. v. A. 1. sf r^^H^T m. ^,X^^^^ m. f|^^nT'Jrr 
 
 m. &c. ^^^f Hr^^rf/. ?i^iTif /. w.mB7\\f ?i?fr/. 
 
 &e. W'W^ «. ^5^ n. HT^5 h. 
 
 2 ^r^kqoi: »». ^wqirr w. ^^3^?q-uir m. ^w^^ m. &e. 
 
 3 ^ypi^m m. kc. ■Nrrm't ^Rr^^rrr/. f^rrrift an^'Frr/. 
 
 T. coinpassiou &c. — compreh. iTnTTiTJT?TT/. 
 
 Tendinous, a. sinewy. f\rUPSpop. f^RT^, f^Trr^q'. 
 
 Tendon, «. — iu anatomy, fv^ pop. ^vtxf. ?jffej5iq-^ «. ^rfy; 
 
 Tendon AchiUis. Ern^lR/. ^^mf^Xf. sm^ftr/. MFS- 
 
 SftT/. . [^3«^ 
 
 TENDraL, n. clasper of a vine, ^'c. r^mj m. a^riTff/. TT^RTot. 
 
 Tendrils. ^M or r^X m. pil. 
 Ten-ement, n. V. House, Residence, m n. ^W■]^ or ^ m.n. 
 tTTH n. ^^ n. 
 2— iu law. ^rPT n. fJRm/. 
 
 Patrimonial lauds and tenements, ^^^^^f\f. 
 Tenesmus, n. — iu medicine. ^Toft^'ni" ^T^TT^^ff 3TTS/. |iT- 
 
 'r^^T-T?;?rT^5^T ^Z m. ^^Tift^ ^'^f'f- f^'-^^Z- 
 Tenet, n. opinion held, ttft n. 
 
 Tenon, «. — in carpentry. ^^ n. w^ n. [ ^y^:^^ in, 
 
 2 ( of a door, a window-shutter, &c. ). ^TTHT or sfTfqr or 
 
 Slip of wood to receive a t. cfm^qff/. ^\hv^^^f. ^\- 
 
 ^T or JTlfR ». 
 
 Tenok, Tenour, }^. continued currency, iclwle course or strain, 
 
 T. Course. ^X[ m. ^\^ m. 3?mM. ^^ n. arg^'-TR n. n- 
 
 oEiJr «■ ^w.f. ET5E5rjr ?«. ^f^^f?: »». 
 
 2 tendency of speech, drift.^ imr^nrt, ij'c. v. Meaning, arr- 
 j/. 'flTST m. i.\^ m. ^r^ ?«. '-^t^ w. Sf^fT^ ?«. ^TT^T m. 3T- 
 
 3 — in music or cLantiug. iT«T?f^^ «. fg^^tT^ST^ n. 
 Te>'SE, n. — in grammar. :pT?5 m. 
 
 Imperfect t. 3^3jrr?IHrr in. 3T3Jrf?I 1?!^?; ?«. 
 
 Indefinite t. ^^^^^^^^:\^ m. 
 
 Preterite t. 3Trfr?T^T?! m. TO?^'^?T^^ «?. 
 
 Tense, a. stretched.^. Tigut. rrr5, ftt^?:, Fim%^r. 
 Tenseness, Tension, m. t. A. oMiiTidUTNEss. ht^^oitot. rTT- 
 OI^ST'JTT M. &C. ftTSr m. rlTOT >«. 3TRr >«. rToir^TT ??J. 
 
 TER 
 
 Test, n. t^ni. rl^m. fnf!iT«. tR^^n. Some j urticular kiud» 
 of tent are, TTET^ or rjj.t^, q'qtsir or f^H^, qi?5. 
 
 Cap oflcatlier attmhtd to the cuds of a wall, Ac. of 
 a t. %z m. 
 
 Cap of a t.-pojc. qi^T^/ ^^^ f. 
 
 Fly of a double t. ^]\t^ ^% ?,. qj-5; r.^ «. 
 
 Porch of a t. BiTTfr or ^^\f■[f. 
 
 Rope of a t. FriTri^rr w. fr^isr/. fr^qt/. -^wji n.f. 
 
 Shell of a double t. 3TfrT% <J5 «. 'JTi?T?! Z"? ;i. 
 
 A^all of a t. ^^Rf w •< /. 
 2 roll of lint ^ cfr. qrft/. q^ or STrfl/- 
 To Test. Sec To Peode. 
 Tented, a. covered icith tents. \\ f^?|;ir, ^^ f^?^, 5=qr- 
 
 'qr, &c. f^TfsRT^35r, f^^^r^cT. " [ aiq^fr/. 
 
 Tenter, Tekter-iiook, n. hook for stretching on. rnoi'^Tr^t 
 To be on the t-hoohs.mj rrrvm,'^\^]m^. 'im^ff.tfa. 
 To L-eop on t.-hooks. cTm>Jr, '^K]^mf. T.m g. ofo. 
 3TTf5 tRot. 
 
 TENTir,'«. ?^m 0?- ?rf 5|T, ^^W. [^.:p «, . 
 
 Tvi^TB, n. tenth pari. ^^T^TT JfRT «i.-^^T w.-&c. J?imr »". 
 
 To Tenuate, v. a. make thin. 'r[^^-mf\T-&.c. q;?6t. 
 
 Tenuity, n. v. A.'rma'l'nr m. qrf^-T'TuiT wi. &c. qRqrrr/. qr- 
 
 Tenuous, a. t. TniN. qTrToi, sjT^^P, ^?iT. 
 
 Tenure, «. manner of holding lands, tenements. &c. ^r\j^.- 
 
 ^R '«. ^fsrsT^R »«. ^Brfqr^^T m. 
 
 Deed of t. ?n=T^/. q5T «. <T^ ?«. 
 Tepid, a. v. LuKE-wAEii. qfRTJ or ^'f«i7, 3-5??, ^"inrar, »1^r- 
 
 Tepidness, Tepidtii:, n. v. A. qTric'^'Jrr w. W^T^qorr III. 
 
 &c. ipRT^T^/. ^FT'TOTrn'/ nfflTOpTr/. &c. 
 Teegitersation, ?J. T. Evasion. ^w.ifr^W.t n. iyf^\ifi n, 
 
 ^ZSt n. q^PTF^ in. ^HT/. n. 
 Teem, «. Z/»ii7, v. Bound. JT^r^r/. tft^r f o/;. ^'t^T/. 
 
 2 V. TVoBD. Naaie. ^IPT n. ?ifTr/. SifHtjRT »i. 
 
 3 limited time, v. Peeiod. 5^ or 5^/. ^m^ m. ~6'^f. 
 qs5r m. ^^f^ m.f. ar^noi m. 
 
 Slated or appointed t. ^i^rtH^FT/. 
 TJndetermiued t. ^p^HSFf or g^^^ /. 
 
 4 terms ; quality of intercourse. ^R'^I^R'rqr^TT HIcT f;. 
 Good t. 7^^r?rr/. ^^^^T «. ^^JP or ^ m. sj^HT wi. ?t- 
 
 Ill t. cir-^ n. cff^FS «. qf^F wi. f^q «. r. qs. 
 Non-speaking t. ar^rsr m. f. tR. 
 Person on ill t. with. Eff^lT. 
 
 5 terms; conditions. ?i%ff m. sjf?TfTr/. 31?/. 3T3/, 
 Lowest t. or price. f^RT n. 
 
 To come to terms. Sec To Agree. [mst*T. 
 
 To slate cue's ultimate t. ^cR^qr qTH'"?re qpifT «. 
 
 G See Session. 7 (of a syllogism. ). Sl^q^m. 
 8 (of a progression) q5«. 
 
 First t. 3Trf^q^«. 
 
 Last t, STfqq??!.
 
 TEH 
 
 872 
 
 TET 
 
 To Term, v. a. v. To Call, sftetn, '^'T^, ^TT H.-WT/.-3T- 
 
 f*T«:TnT «.-&c. '^of-%^or. 
 TEKiiAOAXT, n. T. iScor.1), SuKEW. :fii7qT/.%nm^/. %%^/. 
 
 Teeme3,«. xcMle ant. STR^ft/. 3^C or ?'4f /. 
 
 To Termikate, «i. a. limit, \. To Boukd. ^ftiTT/.-H^lV/-- 
 
 ^/.-&c. 5;riif-5lfq^-qT?55r. [jr. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 V. To ExN-D. ^jqsfCTf, ?FJTrJT-&e. ^?:^, ?rrTrft-/.-&e. ^^<Jt 
 To TERMINATE, V. n. V. To EsD. ?fqor, S'^^, ?rTTK-&c. 
 
 ^, ^T^r^ »«.-^fKrm/.-&c. ^crr y. o/s. [^?*tt/. 
 
 Tekmixatiox, jj.v. E.vd. a^rf w. ^iq-ii w». ST^rF^ m. ar^^T^ «. 
 
 2— iu grammar. 3T<T «i. W^T^of w. 
 Termikus, «. terminating point, ^^f^ m.f. 
 
 2 ( of a railway ). ?r^^S ^^TH «. 
 Tebeace, m. ra/sei Z((7?iX- or mound of eartJi, (j'o. tTH^^HT »». 
 
 fcJHIMI «M. cfTc^/. afrST m. — square, =^'<T^ m. 
 T. ia front of a door. \^t! or \§i\f- 5^^t/. 
 
 2~on the top of a house -jflat roof of earth. JTT^^T^ n. 
 
 trrt «.— of clmnam. n^\ f. SFIT^ft /■ 3T?TfesFT pop. 
 
 3T?;r^ or 5fr/. ?rq??5T-/. 
 
 Terraqueous, a. consisting of land and water. g^^^^TT 3Tr- 
 
 Terrene. See Earthen. 2 See Eaethlt. 
 Terkeous, a. V. Earthen'. iTTrft^T, ^f^^TT. 
 Teeeesteial, Teeeene, a. v. Earthen. ?TT?ft^, ^f^T^FTT^, 
 
 2 helonging to this earths. Eaethlt. Hc^T-7;=5fT, ^Tr^rCf^T, 
 
 ^T. globe. ijrfn^OT. 
 8— of animals, ijq-?, ^i}^^7. 
 Tereible, Terrific, a. v. Feareul. qk, 31^K, H^TH^, H- 
 
 2 severe^ oppressive, violent, excessive. HTST, ^^, jf^l^T, 
 
 ^^mr^^, HRt, ^RT^, 3T^'"itWt, q^q5T%^r. 
 
 Teeeibleness, n. t. A. 1. q^Rq'JTr m. ^T^RqcrTT j;;. &c. ■»TqT^- 
 
 jpfrr/. t'T^^cTt/. &e. 
 
 2 JTTSqcrrr m. ^^vm■\ m. &e. 
 Teeeiblt, adv. v. A. 1. H'T^RRT-^rTT-^TT^T decl. ■^^^\zm 
 
 decl. ^^^zm decl. 
 
 2 HTff, q?R, 37f%^T5T, 3T?r'4, 3^'4 iTif5. 
 Tj Terrify, u. a. v. To Fekihten. fH^ftTof, H^T «. ^^^T^- 
 
 T^ST'Tj'Tf^Icr^ tTR'JT/. St^r^r^t <jr. of 0. qf=qr=q'\ '^n^'JT/. 5T?f- 
 
 ^^ with m of 0. %tTT /. ^l^ g.ofo. 
 Teecitoeial, a. helonging, ^c. to territory. 3TT?5f?fF<TT ^^ir- 
 
 Teeeitort, «. Zan^; tti/if/r/ji one's jurisdiction, v. KnfSBOM, 
 
 CousTEr. 3TTT?5t?T?5f?^T »».-H^ w. ^Tfq' «. TT'J «. ^^Tw- 
 
 Teeeoe, n. V. Fright, Feae. h^ ». qr^/- ST^!:!!^?;!. ''ftfrf 
 
 Shock of t. or fear. :r^^ in. v. q, ^^_ 
 2 ca!<i;e of fear, t^^ n. '>^'^ m. i^^]-rn^ n. 
 The king of terrors. See Death. 
 
 Teese, a. neat and clear. ^<pf=En' or ^"Plf^, ?r?P, %7^, ^'T- 
 
 Teeseness, n. t. A. ^<pf or ^q>Tf /. HT"l>q'iTr »»• H^^qoir on. 
 Tertian, «.— the fever. f7r^fH^rrTTq'«.f?f^R n. 5^f|^?T«;. 
 Tessellateh, a. checlcered^formed in little squares. %s<":- 
 
 ^R, ^rsft^R, ^raS^f==TT, %5E?Ti=^T. 
 Test, n. v. Trial. qR^/. ^t\^Jf. T.^\z\f. 
 
 2 means of trial. ^mz\f. ^(\^\^T^^^ n. 
 To Test, v. a. v. To Tex. <TR?T'Tf, TTf ijf, q5?T5:tir or q^T^^, 
 
 q^rirf5 qr^?f,qTt?^'JT, '^^^'^^ *"• ^''f'^ o»' mf^ qrfjf, 
 qfr^ir m. qr^irf y. 0/0. ^?ir€t/.-JFfr»«. qr^iJf y. 0/0. ^^r- 
 
 Skill in testing, qj^^/. 
 Testaceous, a. having a hard shell. i^Tqrq'nTr, ?f^f?fErral, 
 
 Testament, n. v. "Will. ^^^^ '«■ ^f^T^ «. JTrfi^^ »;i. xr=T- 
 
 q=5I »!. n^tJiq^ «. 
 Testamentaet, a. helonging, ^'c. to a testament. iTfq'^^Tf^H- 
 
 2 yit'ere % testament. 1f5^^f?rf5r^^r,^?r%^^rT. 
 Testate, «. JTr^i^^ %%Hr, &c. 
 Testator, ji. }H«A-fr 0/0 testament. H^?^rI^^'JTr?T, '^'jrT^T- 
 
 Testee, n. qf^nr^-qOTTsr?^ ?j<;q^ «. 
 
 Testicle, 5! . — the seminal organ. 315 ?^. ^07;. ats or grfs 
 w. ( (f/w. 3Tlf=fr/. or 5J w. 3TS^ «. '^-J^^f. or j^ «.) 
 H<np m. ^\t or ^i]^ m. sft/. ^nf. 
 
 Testicles and scrotum. ^f^-^^T m. 3T5J?ft/. or ^ n. 
 
 3ti^?5 «. 37|qiat/. or s M. I'^pii «j. 3Tsg;q- n. ats^JT ?i. 
 
 ^i^V «. _^ [ff^/. 
 
 Enlargement of a t. ( or scrotum ). ^r?!T|f^ /. 'fll- 
 Haviug testicles. 3=i^r5. 
 Swelled t. ^l\■M, m. ^^5 «. 
 Swelling of t. 3T5^?T<P ^?^. 
 jTo Testify, v. n. lear witness, gice evidence. ?Tr?7/.-??T?iT 
 
 /.-f:rrfr/.-wf|5t/.--&c. t^^-^iji. 
 
 2 See To Affirm, To Ceetift. 
 To Testify, v. a. affirm in evidence. icitness to. HT^/.-^T?^> 
 
 f.-U.^^^g. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Declare, To Publish. 
 Testimonial, n. writing or certificate in favour of. ^iFrft=5?r 
 
 HFTT^ m.%1^ m.-&c. q^ n. ( in comp. as ^jfgq^, 3Tfj??f- 
 
 q^, 3T^q=^, &c. ), ?(Tf?:fp%H: «. from the English certtfi- 
 
 cate is common. 
 Testimony, n. \. Evihence. ^^f ^Tft/. ^^TRt/.— as 
 
 one of the kinds of evidence. ^T£^ »». 
 Oral t. ^^5ITR^/ 5^^5IRfr/. 
 Testiness, n. t. A. f^^m^iq'JiT »». ffTSfrffq'Tr m. ^^iq^nr 
 
 wj. &c. %wrH/. ^^^f 
 
 Testy, «. v. Cross, Peevish. %^%^TT, f?r5^5T, H^fT,"^- 
 
 Tetanus, «. tr^cfTrl m. 
 
 TetE a TetE. ^rSTO HTf , HT^TrfffT, ffri% Hlft.
 
 TH.A. 
 
 873 
 
 THE 
 
 Tether, n. rope ly which a beast is tied for grazing, xfrr^qr- 
 
 To n-ivo a long t. §3 ^TTt/. \^. 
 To Tetheh, v. a. tie tip tvilh a tether. ^JTT^f^r^ ^rft=IT«r^ 
 
 Tetotum, m.— the plaything. $if-^/. JpT^T^/. ^.r¥.\Z\f. 
 
 TetEad, 11. aggregate of four. ^\^f^f. -tJHii+ n. '^^'7.^ n. 
 
 TetkaQONal, a. having four angles. ^TJufT, ^R^s^TiT. 
 
 Tltkapetalous, a. having four petals. ^RT^at, ^Tl^oJt. 
 
 Teteaech. See Chief, King. 
 
 Tettee, n. — the disease. ^^^55 n. 3T^/. 
 
 Text, n. sulject of a comment. H75T4 m. Tf'P't^ «i. Rfft=P «. 
 
 IJF5 or 55 7i. 
 
 2 sentence of Scripture, fiffy' w. ST^ST «. ^\^^ n. 
 Textcal, Textuaei-, a. contained in the text, ^'^^\r\^^. ^. 
 
 Textube, ». iveh. fcfiTPSS JFT^ n.-^TW «. f^OTT n. 
 Opening in a t. ^?T ?«. ?I^t/. 
 To have or get openings in t. ?r<+<iui. 
 
 2 manner or quality of iceacing.^^W'Kf. ^t'T/ f^uroT 
 
 n. f^^/. ^ 7J. ^RT/. srr'JTrrrmr or rn^'nT^orr »». fr?r 
 
 m. n. ^qtrT «;. «. ^^f. sprTER/. 
 Of coarse t. vTrag?ft, H?:?gfft. 
 
 Of fine t. rtt-jH^^rft. 
 
 Of flimsy t. ^r?fW or <p. 
 
 Of good t. wfn^. 
 
 Of loose or open t. qT55, f^^ or 35, fif^SE, 'ITrtoS, f^- 
 
 Of strong t. q^^, q-^n?. 
 
 To be of open or loose t. 5J^rfoEaf_ 
 
 3 act oftveaving. fsT'JT'jf n. [?^r.) 
 Than, adv. ^?Tf, pT, a^q^^r ( in comp. as Fr^/r^qr, HS/f- 
 2b Thauk, v. a. express gratitude to. 3TTTRt"T0Tr m-^^mt\- 
 
 tmr m.-&c. ^^gnJf-5i!i5rot, arTTR m.-7T^R w.-.<c(;. hrt- 
 
 Thank, Thanks, n. expression of gratitude. 3'T^JiRr%-&e. 
 cTTf^m'jf ?^.-qT^T0T1ft•/. 3^^TKft^R ?«. ^'TW^rfH^T^ m. 
 
 Thankful, «. grateful, ^^w.vf^., STTHT^, 3"T^FR qr^moTT^r, 
 Thankfully, adv. v.A. 3^^rft->&c. ^3!^, TT^R vTi'Jr^-JTr- 
 
 R^^-&c. ???rfT?in5%, &c. J 
 
 Thankfulness, n. v. A. ^H+kImottot. 3Tr'HK'tMW|l»i. ^^^^x.- 
 
 fTcTT/. ?;?T|T?rT/. j 
 
 Thankless, n. See Ungrateful. 2. «o< bringing thanks. 
 
 3THW+KiqT, g^+Klf'TqTS^Jfq. 
 Thank-worthy. See Peaise-woetuy. 
 That, p-o». m, (?ft, ?ft, fT). 
 
 That like. rT^IOT. ["TTffft^. 
 
 Upon or after t. rTSJ^TrT?:, ?r|rTt, Hjqf?, rT^TO-T, rT^- 
 2 xvhich, jf^oj— relat. to the antec. vfr, (^, ^, ^^_ 
 
 110 
 
 jl That, con/ qff, %. %^r 
 
 I Thatch, '•-s'^ &c- covering a house. ^St<r(n. mTTr. or't\. 
 
 'l ^.nm. vmi^f. %qo5rw. ^qgfr/. %5l2n. JRlficirw.. 
 
 I Bottom or lower edge of a t. 'VX^^f. 
 
 I Bundle of old t. i\^^]m. 
 
 j Frame oft. vr^»». 
 
 Layer of grass in t. ^\^m. 
 ■ I^Iatter for t. (grass, &c.). i^hn. f^(\^vlf. 
 Old and rotten t. %5r5:«. ^Rrqrm. 
 To Thatch, y. <z. v.X. wmif( or Iw.VrH, f^lcfaT, qni. ^?n»r, 
 l5<:"nii^/.-&c.qRtir,nq^H.-:FRqrm.-7ll^ROT.-4c. q,?iot. ' 
 Cost of thatching. fii tjuH'^-/ /. 
 
 , Thatcueo, /j. v. V. ^rq?R^?7r, .U-. nsrmqT, qr^TT^T, Ac n- 
 
 I Thatcher, n. Thatching,;;. a.v.V. ^^RoiRr, Ac. sc<ttJ]t 
 
 Needle of t. f^rrw. 
 Stick of t. to toss up grass. f^Jm. 
 Thatching, n. y. V. ^PFRtJ|r/». &c. VT^FRtift/. qr^iRTRafr f. 
 
 ^if^^^f 
 To Thaw. See To IMelt. 
 Thaw, n. melting of snow, ice, ^'c. ^'^^-f^^1\^,~ ^ ^\'^\v ^ \^\. 
 
 &c. TTTcS m.-^\^l m. ffiT^q m. 
 The. The Student is referred to Grammarians for iufonii- 
 
 ation respecting the use of the article in Manithi. 
 Theatee, n. play house. ^T^.i^^ n. JTR-q^HMT/ ^Id'fyi - sr 
 
 /. mzw.n^ n. jjjq^TPjr/. 
 
 Tiring room of a t. ^^■s^ n. 
 2 stage, arena, lit. fig. nfJT/. ^^r/. ST^rTT Jn. <PT w- 
 tqf'M /)o;;. tnw «. t^H^pT/. tq WJ. 
 Theatric, Theatrical, a. pertaining, ^-c. to a theatre or to 
 performers. JTR+HF, STI^r^T, ^riR^qr, ^RiJ^Tr^Tqi, 
 
 &e. mz^, ?fpRiqr^oftqr, ?iR:qftq, ?n^^R7raq-4T-fJr«nT- 
 
 ^, ^R^ fi5t<-:ft-fqq^pp_ 
 Theft, «. stealing. =^\t\f. ct?^/. qH n. ^5^4^ n. rTR^'ir 
 
 «. 5^ n. #^ n. 
 
 2 /A/«^ sfoZf«. qift^T Hr^ JH.-STT w.-IT^T «i. 
 Their, pron. ?qfqT, ^f^ or qf^T. 
 Theism, n.— opposed to .\theism. grrf^q n. 3TlpH<tq*1r1 m. 
 
 Theist, n.— opposed to Atheist. 3Tlf%nF,3TTRH<tMiJia,^, \>^- 
 Theistic, Theistical, a. belonging., c^c. to theism. 3TTf'^- 
 
 w^v^., 'flTfe^^THFrrqr, Ac. <fnftrT5PT»TrrB5itft-fq"Tq^. 
 
 Theme, m. topic, ^'c. v. .Sueject. ST^R'Jr". U'^Mm. fk^n. 
 
 2 short dissertation. FJ^^l q'<T»i. f^r^q "'. 3^?^^^ ;.'i. 
 Then, oiji. at that time. %5^, fqi%«?I, r^T^ElH^r, nqf, ?!r?rT55, 
 
 ^qqf, ?r5T, H^ or rTT. 
 
 Till t. ^f<TJf?T, ^rrrV^ff, m^r. 
 
 2 afterwards. jtI, FTT^R, ^t, f^RrfTT, ?T5^fTT, r^^K, 
 
 3 in that case. rR, ffff . irn, ^tt% or ^oi$ff5, (i^or o^ ^. 
 T. indeed. T.— emphatic. fTrq, ?rff^. 
 
 Now and then, v. Now. jptfj- irqt.
 
 THE 
 
 874 
 
 THI 
 
 I'nESCE, adv. from that jilaee. ^*{^, ^VTT^, fTT ^^loH^T- 
 qrei^, &c. f^^5. 
 
 2 from that time. ?T5^fq-T^^, f^TT^as-^^T-^T^T-Ac. V^. 
 
 3 See Thekefobe. 
 
 Thescefoutii, Thenceforwakd. ad v. from that time omvard. 
 
 TflEOcBACi', w. government immediately hj God. ^'^^tT^- 
 
 Theogosy. «.— iu mvtljoIogT. 55R^i%/."^?f'f wi. 
 TheOlogiak, n. person i\ sed in theology . ^T^]'^\^\■^r[] ^ 
 
 sj^TfTRt, «l^r=(<4l|rrT, %cfmt, aTT'^'inrift, fl[|5T ( amongst 
 
 Muhammadaus ). 
 TuzoLOQiCATj, a. pertaining, Sf'c. to theology. 2«Jf1Hl^, TT- 
 
 »Tr-4lTTHT^T, T^JTT'<fsT'^Ti;rn?r, ^irfTT=qT, &e. %^frTrfMm^r, 
 
 &c. q?:m'4f^rf%'Tq^-^tft, ^^i\'^^^^w:^^^•4\-X^^^^. 
 
 THEOLOdr, M. science of God and divine things ; diviii it t/. 
 S^ffH n. q^iTT'4?TR n. TTm'4r^?Tr/. rR^fTT^T ^i. Flfsrf^CTr 
 /. 3TKq-r?FrfTT?T M. aTf^TRRfsRJT/ q^jTr^q^Rin «.— Hindu. 
 
 iT^frr^ n. JM^Iq-nr/. ^sm ?«. ir^frr^sr^^ »». 
 
 Theoeem, »}. proposition to he proved. ^'^^ n. ^^lj^^^^y^n. 
 
 ^5t?T »«. 
 Theoretical, a. speculative, not practical. !p?>TH=^r, &c. 
 
 Tmf^^, ^s^q;, JT?fmT, 3T5jtr1%5, 3TgnM»i?5^, 
 
 Theorist, Theobizee, n. v. V. ^rq'?fT-&c. ^^oTT'^T-qn^UTTTT- 
 
 &C. ^'TTfrT ^T^UTRT. 
 To Theobize, v. n.form a theory, speculate. qjrq?rr/-^% m. 
 
 -f^ft^ m. pl.-^f^f.-&c. ^^^-^FTjir-T^oT-SfttToi, fr^FT^^T 
 
 f--fk^i^^jf.-&c. sF?:iff, f^TPFiif, ^^^f. ?5T^. 
 
 Theort. «. speculation, scheme, cf'c. ;p?^T^/. rf% m. f^^W.m. 
 pi. TI^H^jf^/. HrTl^Frq^rr/ ar^TTPT «. 
 2 exposition of principles, ^qqfgf/. ^f^/. ^rif «. 5[TT^r- 
 
 Theosophical, a. v. N. ?W|TT5fr, iT^fTT^. 
 
 Theosophy, n. hioiuledge of God, v. Theology. ^fTT^ «. 
 
 THEBAPEnTic, a. curative. ^^T^^W.Vnl'^J .^ 3'Trqsiq;T>nt?T?;T, 
 
 fTif^r^-sTf?r^R^-Tft^H^. [^ ^H^'\V '\■^\ f 
 
 Therapeutics, n. ^^^V^^%X^n. ^^m=^X.^mVJ\n. ft- 
 Thebe, adv. in that place. ^^ or fHtif, f^^, c^irfs^tifT-?^- 
 
 c?T-F<Tpfr-&c. H^. 
 
 ^ Here and there, v. Hebe. ?^5 f?T^?,f^^ ^^S,^T- 
 
 There, when prefixed to prepositions (as there-after, 
 there-at, there-by, there-frora, there-in, there-upon, 
 &c. &c. ) and forming with tliem compound words, has 
 the signification oUhat or this, and may be rendered 
 aocordiugly; as there-ly ^^J;^■^^there-on-^^x.^&Q.. Two 
 or three of these compounds are inserted in their order, 
 for the rest this notice will suffice. 
 Thereabout, Thkbeabouts. near that place. 3?mm 3T^- 
 cTT <ncTr decl. 3TTf%<TJs^, ' 
 
 2 nearly that number or quantity, v. About. Fqr^JTTTiH. 
 Therefore, adv. for that or this reason. '=^'{nT, 'f^\■^\^r.■ 
 
 (correl. with ^^Vi^■^)., '^TVf^, f^^f, T^r,3T?fP[5T, 'fl^:, 
 
 3Trt:'TRITrr?. 
 
 Thebeoi', fj. belonging to that place. rr'<T^r or c5T, rT'tfTT, f^- 
 
 Theemal, a. V. Warm, Hot. :jroi. 
 T. Bpring-. g^^r% »J. ^^1 n. 
 Thermometer, «. instrument for measuring heat. ^^M\'^- 
 
 qr^ 4=5T «. 5(ftfTn!DiiTrT^q-^ n. 
 Thesis, n. v. Position. t?i ?». qsfqJT ?«. ST^fTT/. 
 They, /»•<?. See He. 2 — used indefinitely, at^p m. ^^ m. 
 
 »TmH «. pi. 
 Thick, a. wi! //(jft. ^sniT, ^TJ, ^JTrSTT, ^^'i ^fter or rfrST, ^ 
 
 /ioj9. qcTf, rtjWj pop. a:, rTwrJ", Hrerq[?T. 
 Thiekish. q^^ o?' q^i^^, ^Tf?fT. 
 
 2 — in geometry. ^^. [^t, jt^^t^ 
 
 3 «o< r^i/w^e, Sfc. ^, ^PI, ^rsr, ^rs, TT^T, ^^ /JO^. q^Ti^ 
 
 4 turlid, V. SIuDDY. T3^, J^, T^oT, ?15_ 
 
 5 crowding together ., close, sr?', ^t^T, ^^ f'o^. qiT, T^, 
 
 6 closely set with. ^T?, 5T?f. 
 
 7 — of darkness, ^r?:, ^R, HT?, 13?, ^PT, q^%^ or ^^'^- 
 
 ' 8— the Toice. f ?, ^%=5r, ^T?:?Tr^TT^T, qi^^T. 
 
 j 9 — foliage, a wood, &c. ^?:, TW, f^f^, T^^ji^ or ii^f- 
 
 10 V. Coabse. vjtt?, ?r5, s^^r, T^t^r, tr^^?:. 
 
 11 intimate, v. Familiar. ^, ^rrNl, q-sftKaTt^. 
 Thick:, «. v. Height. vfK (in comp. as a prefix, as H^?T^ 
 
 the thick of the fight, &c. ) ^?r ( in comp. as a prefix ), 
 ^R m. ^TRTrT/. g'WR ». 
 Thick, Thickly, adv. v. A. 5. 6. ^5, ^^quf, 1^, ^Tt^r. 
 I. ^ a great depth, — any thing spread. ?t^, ?r?T'Jf, ^'T, 
 ^. 
 II in quich succession. c^Tir^S, "TT^rTTS, HriT^TT, rj^r- 
 
 To Thicken, v. a. ( milk or liquids ). ^.-^i-Sic. ^PT^, 3T- 
 
 oE^T'T, 3T5ftlf, aT^cfoir, fiT^TifCTf, ^JT^Iiir. [«. 
 
 Material (flour, earth, &c.) used to t. ff{^u[n. fjTtJ^UT 
 
 To Thicken, v. n. — milk or other liquid, ar^w, ar^sot, »ri- 
 
 Snf, ^?:aT, ^Hiif, fir^'if , sitsiJf, ^-5TI-&c. ^fqf, ?rmoT, 
 
 ^t^5j^, ^ftjaioT. 
 
 2 troit'i together, cZose. ^JTiif,^^"^, ?r^.-&e. ^^g.of s. 
 
 3 — darkness. ^^lif. 
 
 4 — the voice, '^siir. 
 
 5 hecome animated.^— s. fight, Ac. ri^T^T OT.-^?rTr^T m.-&c. 
 
 Thickened, ;;. v. V. A. 1. ^qj?5?5r, &c. 3Tff^, q-^t?^. 
 Thickening, n. material used to thicken a liquid. f??olOT n. 
 
 fjToE^'JT n. 
 Thicket, n. thick collection ofshruls, Sfc. ^\t\f. VT^m.
 
 ^ rm 87J 
 
 Bruehwood t. ^t^ ( or ^^, ^t^, J^, J^JT ) ». 
 Thick-headed. See Stupid. 
 Thickness, n. \. A. 1. 3n5"T"nr m. Ac. vTirt/. N5 m. ^^r\T 
 
 /.WJ^^ ii.^v^r f. 
 
 •2 ^^riT/. JT^r »i. 
 
 4 nr^trnTnt. &c. 
 
 5 (?»(? Crowdedness. ^F^Toir «f. >S:c. 5T^ /. 
 
 c ^r^oTT m. ^nrt /. ^^^ «. ?'<rr^'T «. F<fr5Hr /. 
 
 9 ffR"^/. ^r^'Jir »». &c. q^TTS or fl^rs n. ^fq^fl «. 
 
 Thickset, «. v. Compact, a^^rq-, 3T^H, ^?, qn^?:, ^^i^Rr. 
 
 Thief, «. o«e ivho commits theft. =qR, ^rrt-Ae. Jp^iiTHT, %- 
 ?:?T, rl?^, tf?r, %r^, TT^s^fE^, =?r^:FTTf.— as ex- 
 pressing; one ijiven to letty theft, a pilferer, picker and 
 stealer.^ SfC. ^?; or gi^R, ^''^T^^r, 3^?Tr, vi^+qr, HHT- 
 
 Terms or phrases involving the sense of an nrrant 
 thief, an adept at thieiery, Sfc. are ^m=qn:, ^r^rRl^^TTT, 
 
 5^?i=Efn:, rte^taar ^pt^^ xft^iiT^ or ^omr, sr^r^irft. 
 
 Thieves-conipreh. thieves and royues. ^RfsT^^T or 
 f%3?T or ^^. m. 
 
 All attack by a jyaug of thieves. ^RiTIS/. 
 A nest or haunt of thieves. ^R^rsr m. =qtT^o?-^t^. 
 The air, look, cast of a t. ^X ^^^ n. 
 Set a t. to catch a t. '^m^ RT^^ ^R ^ffo!:?^^. 
 To behead a strins^ of thieves. =^Kf-.ftrj|5ri %W. 
 To TsiYy-E, V. n. practice theft. s\f[ f.-^x^ f-^mj^f^ m. 
 
 pI.-'^V'. "^TS '». pl.-^ n.-^^n n.-&c. ^KV\, 
 Thieveiit, n. p-actice of theft, ^ift/. fTT^/. =5?r^r ^J m. 
 ^RT^ii m. pi. ^KZ'^]^ m. pi. ^^TT^ ^^ /. frT^frd%?7r /. 
 
 Thievish, a. given to stealing. %^5r, ^rff^T"''TT% '^TT^T^T, 
 ^r^Tios, ^rfTFST^TT or sqfT, ^^?^T, Hm?:-m, ^RSfft?^, ^^g- 
 
 T. practices, v. Thievery. =5itr5rr% m. 2'1. \ 
 
 Thievishness, »t. V. A. =€fR%>?oir'«. ^"Rt 'h'^M]^! '^HR M. 
 
 Thigh, ?i.— the part of the body. ^f^T or ^\rf f ■aXi\ f. 
 ^fi^T /. — contemptuously. ^TTS or ^\^% n. 
 Bhulc of the t.-bone. <P7T "!. 
 Fore part of the t. '~flV(i\^\ f. 
 T.-joiut. ^m^^ ^^Kr m. 
 TaiLt, n. shaft of a cart, <J-c. ITSKT-cSic. ^irT/.-'-IJ /. 
 
 The t.-yokc. \V^ n. 
 Thill-horse, Thilleb, n. horse tj'c. letwern the thills; last 
 
 korse of a team. ^T^'T^ff, "=f<^ ^"t^T m.-5I^ m. 
 Thimble, n. metal cap for the finger. :s^^^'^J^n.^\Zn.zVMn. 
 Thin, a. not thick, hmos, tjiO'-h. 
 
 2 rare, subtil, <j'(.\ TTcIoI, •(ift'F, ^f-T. 
 
 3— of liquids; dtluie, tjw Y. "Wasuy. qff7?r, f^fTat?r, 
 
 rnr 
 
 4 V. Slendlu, Leas. iirft'K, "THar, 9Rat'ft, f»TT3T,HHr- 
 
 5 ?io< clo.'ie, not crowding, ij'c. Tn-Z, f^Pi or ol cr f^JT^, 
 
 G of loose fcrtiirc. qifT^T, q^^, q^ri-z, frn^, or 5S or fq>r 
 
 51, %^fgTr, f5Rf^(^ or ^R^^"^?!, kT^<>T, fqotfta'Til. 
 Thin, Tuinlt, adv. v. A. 1. ttf^, qf/t^. 
 
 5, G. i|Mol, ftf^, f^^KoE, 5T«^, :5T^^«. 
 To Thin, v. a, make thin, attenuate, ^c. qirrgi-qpiT^-H^n- 
 
 &e. qRot, MMoSViTT »n.-&e. arnnof, qRiS'l'm wi..qr?r^/.- 
 
 &c. ^Rot I/, of 0. 
 
 2 maJce less croirded. <TT?7^-ftR5C-f^<jr«-ilc. «FtiJt, <TT=T- 
 
 5ETf /.-qmoTt/.-Ac. ^fRfft ^. r/o. g'-gi'TT. 
 
 TniX-SKIKKED, «I. 'KT'T^. 
 
 TniN-viSAOED, a. HTt^f^siT. 
 Thine, o. g^iT, f^^^, fl^, ?nr^. 
 
 TniNO, «. substance, ^j n. (/)o;). ^^/. and, viilg. ^^ f ) 
 tI^-4 m. ^'^^/. f^=>T9w. /. ^ n. -flif m. fq'm m.H^ n. 
 
 Fine t. =Efr3T/. w. 
 
 Shapeless or cluniBy t. frtefotlm. 
 
 That is neither one t. nor the other. %^'Jt. 
 
 Ililngit, goods, chattels, traps, ij-c. T. Good. ^TIHR n. 
 
 2 matter.husincss, i\'c. v. Affair, ny"?/. f^TT ?». TTT'^m. 
 
 3 — in coutemiit, &c. =Ct^/. jlT^T'^T m. 
 Poor t. qiRST, fq=qRT, qT^srfqq^rrr. 
 
 4 a portion.^ something. qrf^T. 
 THI^■GIIMI!OB, n. ^%■^^ s^rS^fT 7«. 
 To Think, v. n. have ideas in the mind, exercise the mind. 
 
 f%i#r, f^cf^ Ji.-f%?rT/.-f%fnniF/.-%fT='T«.-'lRTF'-'TT<7R ri. 
 
 -TRfoqpTR W.-&C. ^»Tjf 
 
 To t. highly of one's self. "HT^ 'i^J^^ "'. 
 
 2 0/)in<?, hold as an opinion. ^K^'^t, 'TT^'n ni. con. »TR7<JT 
 j'n. fcn. *TT5RT/.-5^/.-?T!p m.q^ »».-Jm )i.-Hi^^ w.-^tt- 
 
 ^Fr/-f?r«nTwt.-&c. ^^^ g. ofs. 
 
 3 suppose, fanci/, imagine. ^HC/prf, ^pfv'ioi, <n!l3T »'«. com. 
 ;}rsq;i7/.-xrT5Rl/.-?r^ wi.-i^c. :r^ nn(/, t<///j in. con. fr- 
 
 qriT/.-H?1[H15ir wi.-»Tfimat/. r:q7T-(:TTq'Ji. 
 One would think, ^jt^t. 
 
 4 V. To Intend. JT^tfT-f^H-&c. qoT'iTJlDT g.ofs. ]M^'^. 
 
 5 muse, meditate, considtr.fM'^^., "Tr^''t, f^^R «i. iprtir 
 
 To t. about. H^m 'flmoT, n^Jm qOT. 
 
 To t. constantly npon. ?n<uf|/. iTi^Ty. o/o. 
 
 To t. over, ponder what has Icen said to one. f^^Hoft/.- 
 ik^f^W^f. ^"Jr. [in. con. 
 
 G of; V. To Eecollect. ■mK^'n f.-^^^m n. ^<ot, 31^-7^ 
 7 on; upon; e.tcogitatc. ^^^ ^.^r^-&c. ^^^-^m^-m^, 
 
 To Think, v. a. imagine, conceive, ^fr^., <f:~^^^f.^Sic. ^R^ 
 g. ofo, H^m-^^rT-dc. W^-VT^.
 
 THI 
 
 876 
 
 THO 
 
 2 consider, regard, believe, reckon. HFl^, «^^, c5^"i, ^T- 
 
 TUINKEK, 11. ThINKI>-0, f . O.V. V. N. 1. j^rPTrT, f%?I^, f%- 
 
 Tui>->rEss, «. V. A. 1. qidoiHUir m. &c. Tmoff/. qTrfSST?/- 
 «JH+l{/- ^TT^T^ w. 
 
 2 qT?raqtTir »«. &c. qirtoft/ qiHssif/. sTK^f /• 5fT':=FRrm. [ 
 
 3 qmsqirr »». &c. qr?Toft/. qmsiif /. 
 
 4 qmsiq'^r m. qm-it/ qmatix/. sihtft?-/. str^TPTTr m. ?7- 
 
 5 qiHciMuii m. fJr^nPssqurTOT. fsi^qiiirwi.&c. qm^if/. qpr- 
 
 6 mrio64Uir m. ^(TsqxJTr »». &c. qr?r55t/. qiftsETf/. 
 
 Thied, d.— the ordinal. fh^HJ, ^rfTT, f%^T. 
 
 The t. doing or going over ( of a work ) ^?T^/. 
 
 To make the subject of a t. operation. frRTR'if or 
 
 f?ra^'n, fH^rwt or f?mT^/. ^m. 
 
 Thied, n. third pari. frf^TTT ^TRT ?«.-^^r w.-3T^T »i.-&c. frT- 
 
 Cfnt/- f?WTT^ »"■ HFftqr^T m. 
 TfllEDLT, a(/o. ni ^Ae third place. f?r^='TTH, ^'fft^fT:. 
 TniEST, «. (?«ire /o (fn>iA-. r\^ or ^^f.|^^VBm.f. fqqT^T/. 
 
 Excessive t. sjfr^ iJO^J. ^^ OT. qi'^i^'r^ or qpn^im »t. 
 ^B^Tpsr m. \^]^w.^ «. 
 
 Morbid & excessive t. V!^X^ f. T^^^T5 »i. 
 Slakening of t. ?T^^r5/. 
 To quench t. ?r^/. ^W.^^- 
 2 fig. vehement lovging, v. Desiee, Itch. ?T^/. fj"7r/. 
 
 ^rorr/. cqrw m.f. ?to wf. ^^m »». ^h^^jt/. g^^/- 
 
 ' T. of wealth, ^r^^/. 
 T^j TniEST, I', n. v. N. 1. ri|H/.-&c. ?JTn^ »«. fO?^. rfspn, 
 
 rn^^'jf or ap^R^, rfT^of. 
 
 2 fig. hanker, long, V. To Desiee. ^t^ «i.-^=^RT ??!.-&c. 
 
 OT^^ J». con. H^iil, STM OT. ^T^of g. oj s. 
 Thiestee, n. TniESTiNG, p. a. Tuiesty, a. v. Y. 1. Fr^rq- 
 
 f^^^, H^rg^, rTHH, ?(^, fqqrg,— in high degree, 
 
 ijTT^?^, ^rgr, ^irft^, ^nr^, Hii+m, h^tt, Hwfir, 
 
 2 anJ Desirous. ^T^ft c WT^ft, ^^r?ft or ^, 5jf<sffr, 
 Thieteen, a. >ITT, =5TqT5?T. 
 Thirteenth, a. rrCT^r, 
 Thietieth, a. ffTm^. 
 
 Thiett, a. fftH, f^^T^, — ono ^^PrftH, — two STrfT^T, — three 
 rT^^ft^,— four ^rft^ w =^q?ftH,— five q^TrftH, — six U- 
 fftH, — seven •Hdrf!^, ^i^dlH, — eight *J3fft€, Sisnlti, — 
 nine ij+uh lofty. 
 
 Theageoft. fKsfft/. 
 THis,a.^(^,^,| ). 
 
 This, that, and the other, -^i i uui ■>\\ v \i \ n. 
 Thistle, n.— the plant. ^Z^ZVU m. or tl f. 'Hil^ ^ ^ m. 
 These are the echinopg echinatus. or Globe Thistle, ft'- 
 c5FT?ft ^\^l\ or ^\t trran m. which is very common 
 
 in the Deocau, is something like the thistle. 
 Thithee, Tuitheewahd, adv. f<\^. 
 
 Hither and t. g-qfsf?!^!. ['^^^f\ f. 
 
 Trosq, n. leather strop, ^r^ f. ^■^VJ m. ^~J m. ^fT^T / 
 TuOBAClc, a. Iclangiiig to the thorax or cheat. Ulfft^, (JT- 
 
 TnOBAL, a. hdoiiging lo a led or sleeping couch, ^fs^r, ?T- 
 
 '%^T, rr?q^5i-cft. 
 TnOEAX, n. imcard part of the Ireast, v. Chest. tTTrft/. Z- 
 K n.jwp. ^l m. ^?^:r^Fj n. [^^ m. 
 
 TnOKN, n. tree or shriih armed with thorns. ^W^X^ n. ^e^- 
 "Wood of tliorns. ^V..^^ n. q?f5€PT n. 
 2 thorny bush or branch, mizlf. ^\z\ n. 
 
 Load or bundle of t.-loppiugs. giq w. qrfH m. "PHT- 
 €\f.^^n. 
 3 prickle. JpfsT m. ^7,^ m. 
 A bed of thorns, Z(<.y?y. q;f5-qt^ 3i*T^3iI n. silcoTi^ 
 3i'<TCT n. ( bed of scorpions ), ^ist% 31'<1?;'il ( bed of 
 live coals ). 
 
 To pierce or run in— a t. ^^piit. [ U TSfff . 
 
 To be pierced with the thorns of many cares. ^TTq^T- 
 
 4 fig. trouble, pest, ^c. W.^^ pop. ^izj in.^^^^ pop.^^.n. 
 
 TflOEN-ArPLE, n. — datura. ^W: pop. grirro^ qmTT»«. W'^Win. 
 
 Some species are, ^Jjisr ^ITfRr or ?iTOr ^tR, qt^H VRl?:!, 
 
 Oil extracted from the t. grR?5 or ntr(x^ n. 
 Thoenlkss, a. qpRmf^'-T^T-qnsr, f^R^Rin^, f^^^, 
 
 TnOENT, a. /till of thorns, armed with thorns, Sjc. ^RiTi^T, 
 %\z^ or 5rt, =F?:^, ^q^s:q;, sj^Rf?^^, q=:t?:«TR^l^. 
 2 fig. vexatious, perplexing. ^\^\^., ^Jtrar^n', ^T'^'Jft^r, 
 
 Thoeough, a. V. Complete, Peefect. qTT, q^T, qigT, qit^rT. 
 
 2 passing throvgh. SfRqiT ^JTT'nTTT-'ipIc^r, 5BI?t?r. 
 Thoeouoh-faee, «. road or passage quite through, qnx^iw, 
 
 3TRqTT ^T'^n^r ^^r m. ?t^^^ ?rwT »«. 
 
 2 nmch visited house. qirR^JTMRr^-aTT^r-^HIci^H-Ac, 
 
 Thoeoughlt, adv. V. A.l. a«(c? Weollt. q^qtiff, q^qwft, q- 
 T?iqtrfT, q^rrr rfetZ. Ac. ar^f, 3t#, ar^iWrr or ^, ^ts^tt-. 
 
 To do t. 3T?rT /• Z^^ V)ith neg. con. 
 Thoeough-paced, Thoeough-sped. See Aeeant, 
 Thpu, pro. H, ^. 
 
 To Thou, To Thou and Thee, v. n. use contemptuous or 
 familiar language, speak in the second person. H Hi adv.- 
 
 «iT-5> adv.- |r^ ^fr/.-^%^ n.f- ;p[fr 5H^/-%fr- 
 
 Hft/.-31%5%/.-»f^^f^ w.-fi,f^ «.-&C. qROT, 3=1>^ 
 sit?5'jf-'=^<iiar. ['TJfTRf adv. ^of. 
 
 To begin to t. and t. ^^ q?rft«nc %^, ^%ft^ ^i^, qi- 
 Though, conj. V. Although, vjff. 
 
 As t. vftTr, viTUJ+N. 
 Thought, ;>. y. V. A. 1. t»>f^rfrti, KTPT armScJI, &c. f%- 
 
 1 
 
 I
 
 THS ! 
 
 Thought, h. operation of the mind, act of thinking. f%?T5T«. 
 
 f%?rT/. iTHH n. f^^?: m. ^^xi^■[^\l m. ■^^■.T.i^m^nm. 
 
 lu t. word aial deed. ^prTT ^RT 57^^^;^. 
 
 Lost in t. '•TTPr^'«T, 'Ststr. 
 
 Passings or beyoud t. cJll'^lrq'. 
 
 Speed or rapidity of t. H^tiq^n m. H^fmfTr/. 
 
 To be in one's thouglits. '-•'Tr^fjTnf-JTHriTr^flf-'.tc. 3T- 
 
 2 <Aa< which is formed in the mind ; idea, conception.^ 
 fancy, Sfc ^^^T^TT/. cI% m. m^T^T/. TR n. HW m. q^«j. 
 Sfxicj; m. V. ^, ft m. con. 
 
 Farfetclicd or forced t. f^ ^?T^r/. 
 
 Mad, wild, wicked, &c. t. f ^?<T?ir/. ^?T^ m. 
 
 3 that which is entertained in the mind ; purpose^ sen- 
 timent, Sfc. V. Mind. Design. iTiTt?r?ft n\^f. JT^irfsr 
 ^^K m. &c. iRRfT ?J. H^T^ m. ^^^f^ m. |?^ n. 
 JTjfTffTT/. ^TTT|i%/. 
 
 4 thouglits ; mind as directed or applied to a suljeci, Y. 
 Mind, tr n. f^ «. «IT^ n. ^^ n. 
 
 5 V. Caee, Concern. :pra^t/. f%frr/. 
 TnonoHTFUL, a. thinking, reflecting, &c. v. CoNSlDEnATE. 
 
 f^^m^fr;^, ^^\mv!^pop. fcr^^mff, f^=5fKt, fir^tr^CTr, w- 
 
 2 meditative.^ contemplative. f'TT'ft', t<JH<:'tT, v:q-]-?[f^g^^ 
 «TT^5[ft?y, TH^T^Itc?. 
 
 3 V. Caeeful, Attentive. ^^, ^f%?r, f%?fr«ITg, f%rrr- 
 
 Thohghtfui-ness, k. y. a. 1. fir^TftT'nT m. f^^R^rtSFTT/. 
 ^f^^^TrUf. 
 
 2 EtfTfff^r «i. RTR^^FTT/. ^^^^5;fTr/ t-^Rf^OT/. 
 
 3 ^jt^orr m. moc^f. r^frr/. 
 
 Thoughtless, a. v. Caeeless, Inconsidebate. arf^r^Rt, 
 
 Thoughtlessness, n. v. A. art^^nft'Tin' m. f^^^^.^q^jm. 
 f^r^^H^] m. ^^■^^mm.&c.f^^K^^r\^f. f^i^^rfffq-n. 
 Thousand, a. ^^;tr, ^^^g-, ?r^r^t, ??TST?r. 
 2 — iudef. great number. cTnjf, ?^^. 
 
 By thousands. ^^RT, Wf ^5T., W^^TT^Rt. 
 
 One of a t. a man superlatively good. rTr^jTr^Tr iRcq'. 
 Thousandth, o. ^^mTRT, H^^^rr. 
 Thowl, n.fuhrum of an oar. ^^cf or ^5I?T n. ^%rr n. 
 Thealldou. See Slavebt. 
 To Thrash, &c. See To Thresh, Ac. 
 
 Thread, n. small twist, filament. ^RT m. tTRf »". ^ «. ^T- 
 ^ n. ftg »). ( /lop. rf?T/ ) ?rffT/. ?rfrr OT. fTR/. ^^ m. 
 
 Gold or silver t. ^^TR^ »i. ^TrfT?'./'. 
 
 Quantity oft. wound over the palm, cr^y m. 
 
 Thick-twisted t. ?^^ft ^X\ m. 
 
 Work with gold t. </R<JMt /• [or vR^T"ffT. 
 
 "Worked with gold or silver t. ^, viT<ri!'ft, ^\^\'>\ 
 
 rn 
 
 THR 
 
 Worker in gold t. vrR^t^T. 
 
 AVoveu with double tiireads. jflR, JfTrtt. 
 
 2 fig. connection of subject, ^m m. JJrf n. rfR/. 3Pm- 
 
 'ORf «. fl'tTR n. q[i«r't"T'T «. aT^q' m. n•<J^\^^^ m. arv^- 
 
 H m. sptir^r^^H m. 
 
 3 sacred or sacrificial cord of the Hindu. ^THif n. ^^- 
 n n. ?Tffl<Tft^ 7». g;^5r n. ??rf^^ ^ «. H^g^ «. Tho 
 thread or cord is worn over tho left siioulder and 
 undar the right : that of tho Brahman is of cotton, 
 
 j Miinja or Kusha grass ; of tho Kshetriya, of flax ; of 
 the Vaishya, of wool. Tho youtha should be iuvestcd 
 respectively from 8 to 16, from 11 to 22, from 12 to 
 21 years of age. Before the Bhoulder-thrcad is put 
 on, the youth must bo invested with tho sacred 
 girdle. Certain cereniouics pertaiuin<^ to this tacred 
 thread are, 3T^, 3?ti^ & 3"Tr^?;iiT & jqnriT, ^r^r^, 
 qo5g?5T, iTcTfT^. 
 
 Briihman lit to be invested with tho sacred t. n7^. 
 
 Brahman invested with tho sacred t. j^T, sj^, iT- 
 ^=Enft, 3^"TJftcT. 
 
 Girdle or twisted thread made of three strings of 
 Munja grass worn round the loins by a young Brahman, 
 ^p\f- ^1^/- i^V^JpopM^^f It is put on at tho inves- 
 titure with the shouKlir-cord but previously to it, and 
 must be taken oft' before marriage. — Brahman wear- 
 ing it, 5^qT,— Ceremony of loosening it, ^r5^T=[/'. ?(ttt- 
 n'^H n. 
 
 Investitnre with t. Sec Tueead-ixvesiituee. 
 
 Knot of sacred t. if^Tf^/. 
 
 Henewal of sacred t. V^H^f. 
 
 Sacred t. as worn by children. 5ITc5f'I«ft?T ». 
 
 Set of threads ( 5 ) to make the sacred t. sftST m. 
 
 4 See Filament, 5 spiral part of a sireu; ^'c. ^r w. 
 To TLnVLY.AV,v. a. pass a thread through; string, m^, QffT- 
 
 Efiff, iTF^, ^A^.| :si\^^ f ■V(A>n--W»mn.-&.i:. ^^ g. ofo. 
 2 ( a needle ). afnTot, aft^^ ^"S, itl m.-&c. qr?!^. 
 ThREAd-daee, a. having the nap worn off. ^^^, f^RffRT, 
 f5Rf5rft?T or W^\^i f^S^, ^nMm, "P^ ^^, ^^- 
 
 Tr cloth. JTT?ir^ -^ n. *m^ ». 
 To become t. and thin. f5R^, f^<^TaoT, f^n=5ot, 3^'JT. 
 Theead-investituee, fl. v. Thread, 3. 5^/. g^Hi/. Hf- 
 ^/. ^^Jft^q^ n. ^JM-iMH «. ^^"I «■ H^^^ w. 
 Altar or scat at a t. ^^^ «. 
 Bcirginp- and the alms obtained by a Brahman under 
 
 t. f»T?TT5!; pop. fT^Ts;/. trnf^eir/. 
 
 Brahman &c. of whom the t. has been omitted.HT?!!. 
 
 Ceremony of eating with his mother of tho subject 
 of a t. JTTHHr:)fT^ «. 
 
 Cloth or garment worn at t. 517^^ «. ipifTT/. 
 
 Entertainment given to tho subject of at. «JT>1T- 
 vPT n. 
 Theeaded,/?. T. V. 1. m^I^f^T, 3?i*)r!.rfr, &C. ^f^, 'if'TcT.
 
 Till? 
 
 878 
 
 THE 
 
 To TnEEAi, To Threaten, v. a. denounce future evil to, de- 
 clare purpose of punishing. HT n.-^\m m.-&c. ^?3^ y. 
 
 ofo. vnr w.-VT^ W1.-&C. ^^^ g. oj o. oaTnt^^ w.-ht- 
 
 er5=T ^i.-^fTJ^^T «.--»T^5T5?n?T ".-^sr^^H ri.-&c. ^<ir. 
 2 attempt to terrify, v. To JlrKACE, To Imimidate. 
 
 kc. ^T^qirf, H^fTT^T^, itSR'ii. 
 
 a exhibit the appearance of something evil app'oathing. 
 
 &C. 3TO^ ^r. 0/ 0. 
 TflEEAX, TflKEATESISO, M. T. V. 1. *nT ST'^^T'lf «. &C. 3,5^- 
 
 sijH n. 
 
 -' HST^m n. 5r5^TJr>Jf «. &c. Hs^T^ift/. irawt/. ^h^ 
 
 /. H^T^i^iS^T «. H^^f. 
 
 3— aa of raiu, &c. i^ m. ms »«. qi?: '«• "T^TCT »'. flrS »«. 
 
 Theeateseb, n. Tueeatei^ing,;). o. v.V. 1.2. iT^^njt5r"TT^r, 
 
 H^^SiiTRr, &c. H'lTSr^^T^, *Rg5^, >T«T^?^i^ =F^f- 
 
 Three, a. ?fr^, JTrq ( used only of living creatures ), 1rT (in 
 eomp. 38 T.-storicd frfTT^TFJT, T. -cornered f?T^t?lt, & f^- 
 "T^, f^rqf, fH"^, f^r^rff, &c.), f^ (in comp. as f^SJr^, 
 f^^T, f^TS, f>nir, f^^OT, f%R:5,&C. ) 
 
 Aggregate oft. v. Teio. f=5j^?: n. ^?T «. =5?^/. 
 f^\n. f%T?r5T M. 
 
 By threes, — clustering, strung, &c. ^^%, 
 Composed of tlirees. Tft^s. 
 Of t. kinds or sorts, f^ftq. 
 T. persons or individuals, f%^^ m. 
 T. and a half. 3T^^ or t^T^.— Multiple of t, and a 
 half. 3T3T% or '^ip n. 
 Thbee-fold, a. f^n'Jl,f?Tcq?:, ^\tT or ft, f?Tff ft. 
 Theee-joikted, a. fn^ft, f^T#. 
 Threelooped, a. f^ipf^, 
 Theee-sided, a. frfiir^. 
 Teeee-steinged, a. fH§?ft. 
 THEE>'ODy, M. sow^r of lamentation, ^^r\^\ m. 
 <[o TiiEESn, V. a. separate from the husk bi/ heating, f^^of, 
 ^TS^, ^rST"^, «l^^, HSOT, »T7.oft/. ^T'ii-^r^Df-^TrOT, 
 915/. ^rsof-JTRW y. o/ 0. srasrr ^^iif,— by treading it 
 under cho feet of bullocks, JTcEOT, H3ift/. ^Ts5t-cp^5t- 
 
 Thre:^^ ng operations — compreli. ^ra'jftHoT'jfr/. 
 2 rfriiJ, V. To 13eat. ^I^ot, ^rSTOT, '^R^ot, fr^crr, ^^ijf, 
 
 Threshed, J;. v.V. 1. grs=I^, ^t^^^^ &c. ^rsi^, siss^r^r, 
 — by the treading of oxen, H^fpJrJr, HdufHi, ^«;qr=5fr. 
 
 2 5rr5^=5r, f^^%c7r, f€=j^r. 
 
 iHEEsnEB, 7!. Thbesiung,/?. a. V. V. 1. grsorm, T^'JIRT, 
 
 =l3^nTRT, &c. iraoi^_ 
 
 Corn given to hired threshers. ^tjfT/. 
 Theeshing, n. t. V. 1. ^^ n. i^^^ n. Hotet «. ^r? /. ^- 
 
 5^/. »T5Juft/. 
 
 flfTT«». ;Cre<J3TT/. 
 
 I THEESniNQ-FEAST, «. 5^ 0: 
 THBESmKG-ELOOEjM. ^355 11. 
 
 Brahman that gleans or begs at a t. ^m^^z, 
 General enclosure of the threshing-floors of a \illage. 
 
 Post of a t. fHsrST m. ^T^.TT^t^?/. 
 Tlie ring of bundles encompassing a t. ft^oj't/. 
 Team of oxen at a t.to tread out the corn. 'Jlrt/.qiffr/. 
 That has been trodden out or threshed at a t. ^- 
 
 To lay the t. place corn on it to le trodden out. ^K m. 
 
 Threshold, n. door'siU,grovnd under the door, entrance. ZK- 
 
 1 ^7^ or 5T m. ?5St or st or s;|^ /. ^^^T or ^H'CT m. t- 
 
 j Stumble at the t.fig. ^v^^^m f{T^^mW.:. 
 
 ! To mount the t. g-KTT m. =^^. 
 
 j To wear the t. of. g'H-qr^ft «rs /. ^Frsq-, JT-qT^r 
 
 iTr?fr/. ^^'^i'Jt, ^r^rsft Hirff/. Hifra'i qp^^f. 
 
 I 2 fig-. OM/sf/, V. Begisxing. 5^K»T ot. 3"TipH?». 
 I Thrice, adv. Fftnir55 or cfR, ?ftnil55t, rftH^f, fq^F. 
 Thbift, Theiftiness, m. t. A. 1. (7«(f Eco^omt. <f?[?;3i?t »i. 
 
 Thriftless. See Extravagant. 
 
 Theiftt, a. frugal, v. Economical. JF?TTif?n' or F^, Jpr?:^- 
 
 ^=^T, ^R^~Fir^oft=^T, 3T?q5Tqt, ?r?frft^. 
 
 2 See Peospebous. 
 
 To Thrill, v. n. ( iu tie ear — a sharp sound ). qoT'T'T'f, 
 ^unjfiJM, ^rorguTtrr, fHrfJKof, ^^ m. ^q-^r, ^t adv. ^^ii\, 
 2 — the body or a member ;/eeZ a tingling sensation. f?r- 
 ^T\^^^, flS^M, r^T^Rt/.-fn^^Tft/. %'Ji-'TCnt /«. con. 
 ?5?:of. [ifufy. o/«. 
 
 3 ^^ff^s with a tingling sensation. f^?irft /. %ur-vrTiJt-'4T- 
 To Thrill, i). a. See To Penetrate, To Pierce. 
 Thrill, Thrilling, n. v. V. N. 2. f^^TRt/. f^f^Tft/. ?f - 
 
 TOT n. Vff^f. 
 Thrillin-g,;). «. v. V.N.I. ^FRRT V'T'TRr, q-^T^, M, qT^tprft- 
 
 rT, ^"JI^ofTrf, JP^^. 
 
 I'o Thrive, &c. See To Eloueish, To Prospee. 
 Throat, n. forepart of the neck. ^\7?\ f. q'f?/. q^T m. fpST 
 m. ^ «». ^^/. rf^t or 5?rft/. T^H^ OT. 
 
 Ablution from the t. downwards. W■^^^^n. 
 
 Dryness of the t. ^^Klf- v. qf, ^FS^IIT m. 
 
 In the t. »T5;f. 
 
 Inflammation of the t. 13=?^/. 
 
 Ornament for the t. ^FS^jqw ». ^^fHTCT ". 
 
 Putrid sore t. ^Z^^ pop. ^\Z^^^ m. 
 
 Seated in the t. or Come into the t. ^FSIfT. 
 
 Throat-band or yolse collar, vtqoft/. ^STTrff/- 
 
 Ulcers in the t. li^ilTOT/. 
 
 Up to the t. ^FSJTqrcT, 3Tr*5. 
 
 To cut one's t. ^5^fM n. qT?Jof. 
 
 To force down the t. of. Jig. qoEt Sff^^TJT. 
 . . To have the t. stopped up. iw^iMI ?II^r5:r m. ^m j.
 
 THR 
 
 879 
 
 Till? 
 
 ofo. ^r^sr m. rfKHdot g. of s. 
 
 To make cue's t. hoarse ( as iu reproving, exhorting, 
 
 &o. ). ^Z^]^ m. qj^^ q^. 
 To Tnnon, v. n. heat quickli/, pulsate violently, shoot, ^'b. 3"- 
 S'lt, ^OTSOTOT, ^OT^IT or JiT^'T a,h'. g'S^, T^fT^, ?^^^ 
 aJt!. ^T^"^, SiTSOiifi, 5UI7;nfr, J^TT^T'Jt, ^^^^ftil inteiis. Z- 
 
 tcilh g. ofs. =qT?S^, PT^^Jf, ft^fq-^jof . 
 2 See To Palpitati:. 
 Throe, Throbbing, n. v. Y. 1. 3'Jr^ot n. v^c. iJ^'fT m. 5'JT^ 
 
 /. 5?i5?f 0'- §^5^/. soT^i^/. gw«r^/. 
 
 TuROBBEE, «. TlIKOBBIXQ, ^. «. V. V. 1. Z^'^-^ 1V\K\^ Z^- 
 
 Theoe, v. pain, travail. fHffW.f. "^f. ST^^^S^TT/. T^T^^^r/. 
 To heave a t. frfSt'lj /• ^"Jf , 3T?T5r ot. ^. 
 
 2 convulsive quiver. ST^ST w. i'. ^, ^, ?5^^ /. 
 TanosE, n. rogal seat. ?T3Tr=^ ir^t/. TF(t/. ^^TT^t/. fff- 
 
 fPHH n. TPTT?r?T ". FT^ ». ^^W^ n. H^^^ «. tRT^icqr/. 
 Vacancy of the t. 'flHyT^ «. 37U^^ «. 
 To Throne. Sec To Enthrone. 
 Throng, To Throng, &c. See Crowd, To Crowd, &c. 
 Throttle, n. v. Throat, qt^l/. ^\zf. laiM. 
 To Throttle, v. a. seize hy the tltroat so as stop tlie hreafJi. 
 
 irsf^'nt/. trm, ^^^rt\f. '^Tirf, •T5^r»!.-^Tfr/.-5T^".-'<ti'. 
 
 3T^^ot-^>Jr-Wr or ^Tf5-&C. HI^, TrJ^^w. ^';>it, TS:- 
 
 %"fr/. qJT^. 
 
 Through, ^jr/>. /row en;/ ^o enr/ of. 3TT?"TR. 
 
 2 — noting passage or cliauuel. ^rf^H, H'^T, =rf^. The 
 sense is usually expressed by the inflection of the 
 noun as TI 571^, t. this door, &c. 
 2 Ig agency or means of. ^p^TT or ^5^, wA\ or if, Jfift, 
 
 gTTT, gnr^, mx^fft^. 
 
 Through, ado. from one end to ike ether. <TR,'iTR^TTT, ^I?h=f. 
 T. and t. 3TRTR. 
 
 2 /?-OOT hejinninj to end. 7f|?^rqT^^-SfT^HTTre[=T-^TTc^- 
 
 Miyiri-&e. %^^r^ff or '^^^!:^^-'^'^]^[^^^^ 3T'*m^[fTffrr- 
 
 3 to the ultimate purpose, to the end. '^IJIi^TH, f%^t^, ^- 
 
 To carry t. To go t. with, &c. t. To Accomplish. 
 
 Tf^?Rr-&o. HOT. 
 
 To go t. undergo, v. To Suffer, w^h^, spr^oj. [ 
 
 Throughout, j3«r/i. or adv. — of time. TTcl ( in coinp. as 
 
 »TRfT%, sfTT^^T, ^TTJT^, cic. ), ^W^T^F?, Tfi|??Tm^^- , 
 
 ilTT'>TrqrefT-&c. ^TqilMilV, 3T<wrafT5mtfirV, >TT (iu comp. 
 
 as ^??»TT, JT%ff»TT ). 
 
 2— of space. S"4^pT5Lf;T, 3T^i^fT^, W?i=T, HT ( in comp. 
 
 as Tf^iT?:. ^JTTT, ?5i5ft^^, ic. ). 
 To Theow, t'. a. V. To Cast. ^TT^ot, ^nRin, Z^^.ii, «P^ct, I 
 
 To t. one's self ( into a pond, well, the fire, &c. ). | 
 
 2 overturn in wrestli:tg. ^T^i, =^->i»^1'li:W-&c, ^^t, '! 
 
 3 about; scatter diffusely. TtTZot, ^q;3 ""jpipor-TJ^, 
 
 4 away; /ow hy neglect or folly, sptnd uselessly, .?•,•. tn=I- 
 ^OT, <^«(Su), TT^^, ^Kr'jE'JT, THr^, ^^lotor ^R^, WtT't. 
 
 5 by; lay atidc as useless, i^r. <^^T*|vt 'IT^or, J?t^TH Z'W.^, 
 C down; cverthrow, ijv. qi^of, ?i|^ ?l^iii. 
 
 7 oft': ( clotlichi, &c. ). q;r^, ^r^5 ?:r^<ir, 7^6t, ts^'t 
 
 8 olf; remove, expel. Sfc. flTn<Jr, ^JT !|:tw, TT'Rot, \^T^^n. 
 
 nil" and upon. ^l^OT, ^T^f or, Z^.^M., i\^.^, ?"l^nioi 
 
 10 >iut ( iiiHiuuations, hints, Ac.}, g^tnn, Tjiq'crr, t\-^-;^ 
 f.-&c, ^.m, 'i^\^^ V^. 
 
 11 up; lit. ^T.:3;t^fz}]^^.&c. ZV¥.^-Vr.ir[^ Tr^qoi, T'W'T 
 
 12 up. See To Vomit. 13 upon, zrw.^, ^TT?!^. 
 
 14 upon (a body of troops, Ac. ujiou the enemy.) ?fr?^. 
 Throw, Throwing, «. v. V. 1. ^r!fOT;i. zi^i\n. Ac. Vf^'mn. 
 
 I. (of dice). 5T^OT. f. ?r^. 
 
 II. distance ivhich a missile may be ihroirn. ^t'?r»i."T??iw, 
 Stone-t. ^ms^riTm. ^IrT'tfTwi. 
 
 Thrower, n. Throwing, p. a. v. V. 1. ^r^orm, ^T+uiMl, 
 
 TT^FwrTT, Ac. "jf^Tq-r, mwnx., ^^rs, sr^q^p, m'n-i?fnt7i-Ac. 
 
 JpTlf-:pT<t-&C. 
 
 Thrown,/), v. V. 1. HF^FIT, <P^"?l5;r, ^^S?IT, Ac. f^R, ij- 
 
 2 qTs%^T, Ac. ^>T, ^r»ft^Cf^- 
 
 6 qr??rar, Ac. qrfisr. 
 
 8 fHT?ri#5ir, Ac f^^f^TH, f^T?Tf, f?m^?r. 
 
 Thrum, n. ends oftveavcrs threads. ^.TffV^ n. 37^cti n. ^jrr 
 
 / ;)i. aT=EIo5^/. /)/. 3T^3 ?«. /)/. 
 
 The twisted t. ^R^Tj/. [ Ac. ^PH^. 
 
 To Thrum, v. a. play coarsely. FTTTr/. pi. mpit, •3R^fNT%- 
 Thrush, n. ttirdus salica. ^frfWT or ^rft/. ;|I?IT!Fr/. H^.^ril- 
 
 ft^T/. 
 
 2— the disease of the mouth. ^ m. pi. 
 To Thrust, r. a. drive, shove, v. To Push. ^^^.'rz^.Z^^. 
 
 2 iu ; push into or leliceen. g^H^fT, ^'Tt^'n, ^R^oi, f^H- 
 
 ^, ^ra^, '^?T^. ^TT^^, ^^^^. f;^^^, ftrc^r^, h»t- 
 
 or 5T^, '7?Tiai, ^^R^. 
 
 3 through"; v. To Stab. 5?t^, |HiJf or afi^Tof, T^qpTt 
 /.-|?ft or ?^/.-Ac. J?Roir 
 
 To thrust one's self iu. W5>Jif, ^H^. 
 To Thrust, v. n. molce a thrust. ?Tft/.-JHT^/.-Ac. HRui_ 
 Thrust, Thecsting, ji. v. V. A. 1. ?^??iif,'r^^ n. Ac. yi^ 
 
 2 g^RTDT «. Tqi^^in «. Ac. gqqoft/. <qi=^/. ^^^J. 
 l^-jft/ f^^:^/ Ac. 
 
 3 S?ra^ n. |?m »i. Ac. I^RHift/ l^oft/ ^"^ or zjf\ 
 or ?^/. |fl^/.— csp. with a spear. ^^5T"».
 
 THir 
 
 8S0 
 
 TID 
 
 A soft sounding t. or blow, l^l^pr m. 
 TnEUST,/). a. v. V. A. 1. 5^?5k?rr, ^^SIHT, 3RS?5T, &c. 
 
 2 gq?i^?5r, ?^N?r?5r, |fl^^?5T, &c. 
 
 3 l^i^SST, ^«^, f fl^ IRff?!!, Ac. 
 
 Theustek, ji. Thrusting, ^j. «. v. V. A. 1. J^FJOtht, "t'^'TTRT, 
 tTRiITTT. 
 
 2 gT^<nRT, 'sHtIRT, ^•H+uiKr, <Sc. 
 
 3 p^oTirr, sftiiRr, |?r^-&c. jttt'Jtrt. 
 
 TuuiiB, n. — of the hand. a^TTT »». 3^'T^ »». 
 
 That is under the t. of. ^]m^T7^J, 
 
 To have under one's t. ^T?:T=r?r HT'^f^T'Jl. 
 
 To be iinder the t. of. wSir\ aT^of. 
 5b Tnuiii). V. a. soil icith thejingers. ^'^Z'^\^'\ V^ '»• ^TS'f, 
 
 TnUMB-KIN, Thumi!-sceew. ^FT «!. 
 
 Thump, w. heavy lloio, v. Bi.ow. '4H^r or grr^fTT «. m+l ot. 
 
 tpTT^r »n. ^^r or ^«PT m. ^^T or ^^^ w. smT WJ. 
 
 2 Woit) against, a striking against. '*T?^/. *T5^T m. tjsq; 
 
 Thump, of/y.— falling, &c. q5i^^-^0T-^-f?5?ift-&c. iT^^^-JR 
 
 -f^i!ft-&c. 5^ or H5^?T-:p^-&c. 
 2b Thump, v. n.fall or striJce toitJi a dull heavy bloiv. tT»f=fv^ 
 
 To Thump, v. a. y. To Beat. ^^J^iif , 5=^?50T, ^?5"Jf, +«)riui, 
 
 tTH^'Jf or ^TT^F^. 
 
 2 hnoch or strike against.^ hump. ^5=fj/.-'<T5^T m.-vm,%f. 
 
 !7b Thump, v. n. See To Bump. 
 
 Thumpee, n. luge tliirtg, v. Lakoe. TTRTot. TqT?:^T^»». 5^/. 
 
 Thumping, a. swinging, whacking, ^'c. v. Laege. ^RTSI, 
 
 . 3dK"II, SlrTTSr, SRfmr, SBS^ffff or ?frrr. 
 
 To Thukdee, v. n. to sound— an explosion of electricity. 
 iT?^of, iTMtiT, n^r/.-.&c. ^of or tiuV/i g. of s. fm, 3Tr- 
 >TT55 n.-^^ m.-&c. n515'Jf-'T^^'if-q'5^5^-&e. 
 
 To t. and lig'hten. Jft^/. ^S^}r5"n, sfT^drqT^iir. 
 2 make a loud noise, v. To Eoae. iTSTlot, TSTSor, Tins- 
 »T^3t-^ST^5-&c. ^TT^ot, ^OT^T ?n.-&e. ^T<Jf-STRTaT ^. of s. 
 
 To Thundee, v.a. pullish or emit with noise and terror. ^- 
 
 ^Tf5-Kr5^Tf5-^'jr^oTR5->.tc. qr^or-s'^TTot. 
 
 Thun'DEE.w. the sound uhich follows lightning. iT^?rT/. TT^^ 
 n. ^'^^T^ m. ir^^TS? m. ^^'^f^ m. ^^^5?^ ?n. q^n^ ni. 
 
 Loud crasli of t. and lightning. f^'ir^T ^^JR ni.- 
 ^^mr W.-&C. W=5TT 15^5R: »». 
 2 Zoi«; continicous sound, v. Eoae. n^^r/. T5TS w. >T- 
 
 TauNDEE-BOLT, 7^ tft^i/. ^^ m. n. ^?T w. n. 
 
 Fallingofa t. ET^qmwJ. 
 
 Eesistless as the t. Jf^irr^T. 
 Thundek-cloud, n. f5r7T% :^j n. fip^T H^^ w. [jSXf. 
 
 ThuKdee-storm, n. f^^ -TriH m. iTMfTT TTS^ «. ^T^Irfr 
 TaU-NDEE-SIEVCK, 0, y. ASTONISHED. ^Ig, VJ-^, ?T1^^, q- 
 
 Thuesdat, n. — the day of the week, ^■^^\x m. ^^V^'irmw 
 Tnvs, adir. in this cr that tcag. ^^] deal, ft^r ded. ^^H, 
 
 T. far, t. much, &c. "^VT^R, ^'<Tq^'fT, "^^tqi^nf, T^^TST, 
 Thwack, &e. See Whack. 
 To Thwaet, v. a. cross, oppose, Sfc. v. To Hindee, To Ob- 
 
 BiEucT. 3T5'<T^'?f, a^rs^rr ^i^, jffsr m. ^?5>^, ^^n /. 
 ^?^, *T?i M. jfrs^ ,9. ofo. 
 2 cro««. arrgsfr ^/ec/. ^im, 
 
 Thwaet, a. transverse. aTrS^IT. 
 
 Thy, pron. a. a^rr. 
 
 Thtselp, pron. ^ arNOI, fJ5, 5finoT. 
 
 TiiEA, n. V .Crest, Chown. W\Z m. fn^rtr^ m. ?l?5Rqf w. 
 
 Tibia, n. Zarye io«e of the leg. Jj^jf 7J. 'TS^'^/. ^Xm m. Ho5- 
 
 ^rft or q31??t or 5T/. ?I3r w». ^^f. 
 Tibial, a. v. N. HS^TT^, ^3^'^=?TT, &c. 
 Tick, «. score, credit, trust. 3'^I'T?f /. 3'M7T in. 
 One Hying upon t. ^^Rn^r^:. 
 One selling upon t. 3'^NrTT. 
 Things g-iven or taken on t. 3^T?r/. 
 2 louse of dogs, Sfc. 'iT'f^ or q^f^t or rif^? /. iXtI 
 m. ^FTTr or qPT-TFTT^t? w. §cEr «!. =5TTJl'tl>ft5 or =E?t- 
 
 TrqpfMU m. ^w-^f. 
 To Tick, v. n. — a watch, «&c. ?0Rai-f%?f%5-^^?:-&c. ^i^r- 
 
 Ticket, n. ivritten token. f%f??f or f^gt/ ^^rft/ 
 
 2 ZaieZ. f^^ or f^f. ^W.^ f \_^^^ n. 
 
 3 — as appended to shew number and price. ^W^^''?[f. 
 4 — as in a lottery, &c. €\'^f. ^J^Z n. from the Enijlish 
 is in common use. [f^^c:«PJI. 
 
 To Ticket, v. a. v. N. f^St/.-f^sq-r/. pl.-Sic. Hrm-?5T?Sr- 
 
 TiCKETED, p. V. V. fqst ?=5I^?5T, &c. f^gt^T. 
 
 To Tickle, v. a. cause a thrilling sensation ly the touch, jj- 
 
 5[3?^/-55'75;t/.-j^75/.-f^f?ff /.-^r=qq^^/.-^[rrf?iT 
 /.^ji^n^^/.-ic. spK'if, S^'^TsroT. [ ^M^. 
 
 2 ( the tongue, mouth, &c. ) — certaiu articles of food. 
 
 3 fig. See To Please. 
 
 To Tickle, v. n.feel titillaiion. n5n??'t/.->ie. frof. 
 TiCKLEE, n. Tickling,;), a. v. v" A. 1. nsj^-nT^r^r-Ac. 
 
 2 ^T^TOTRT, ^^n. 
 Ticklish, a. easily tickled. J^^?^, ^^J^r, 5^^t=^T, ^SJ- 
 
 2 fig-, unsettled, v.Totteeino. fi5EHo6\rr, fj^qft^, fcHToft- 
 
 Thicklishnes.~;, ?i. V. A. 1. ^^n^Tiir w. &c. Y'^^ ^^^ 
 ^tnTT=5TT ^Tl^ m. 
 2 v^oiHas/. =E(R;f^^?5/. FS^q?:/. ^x^^f. 
 
 Tidal, a. pertaining to tides. >T1fft 3fr^Jt=^r. 
 Tidbit, n. delicate piece. jftS^W m. g^r?T »i. [_^P^l m. 
 
 Tide, m. ( of the sea ). Hl^m\t\f ^5?trr?qrqT'^Rl' ^^• 
 I Bore or swell of the t. ^?r m.
 
 TIG 
 
 881 
 
 TIL 
 
 High t. time of high water. ^HTf »». ^?r<t/. 
 
 Neap t. Hfn m. 
 
 Spriug--t. T'T^ n. 3'OTOT «. 
 
 T. at the equinoxes. ^'^^R n. ^m'^l «. 
 
 2 Soo CouESK, CuiiRKsr. 
 
 TiDIXKSs, n. V. A. ^STPFTiiIT m. ^TT'n^^oTT >». &.C. ^ra^I-ft/. 
 
 TiDisos, M. Y. Nuws. ?^5rT/. sTTftHt/ sfrrTf/. Tvfr ?». ^Hr^r- 
 
 TiDT, a. natli/, trim, <j-e. v. Xeat. ^[-T^ o^- ^T^, ^T^^IT or 
 
 ^, st^sr^ or SPfSt-U, ^r"T%<ft^T, ^T^^qt^T. 
 3o Tie, j^. «. hind, fasten, co/ijlne with a land, S;c. sjfqirr, 
 
 %j-;T».-'f^':T fn.-&c. ^Rot. 
 
 To t. with a knot. ifsSr, nts'^^;^ sffq^, nf^/. JTRijf. 
 2 — tightly; bindforcilli/ or closely, v. To Tiohtex. 
 ST5r5!!Jt, spH'rf, qJ^'lT^, ^p^^T^ot or ?^=;T^R'jf, rr-7;?:c7f, ft- 
 irsof or 5R^^5-^^^r^-?T^75-?firfq--ic. STf-^iJr-'JTSf^nt- 
 
 3 down ; up ; cot[fine, hinder from action, y. To Ees- 
 Vjf-nr^nt g. of 0. ^\^ m. id.-^jW^T^ m. pi. ^\^ir[.■^^. 
 
 4 up ; unto ; to; at ; fasten, hind. 5Tf^^,«l^T?I %^-?:r^'n, 
 
 Tie, n. fastening, binding, lit. fig. sj^ ?«. ^'^ ?». sifcT^ ?j. 3^7- 
 
 2 fig. V. Connexion, qfs/. ^f^T m. ^\A n. ^nf. 3177 m. 
 ?5Tnif'4T «». '-^FTTtrrr m. 
 
 3 fastening cord or siring. ^7 wi. sf^ w. WA^ n. spHift/. 
 
 ^?TT OT. ^^^ n. arroET ?«. 
 
 4 (as of necklaces, bracelets, >.tc. ). <TI^=5f h. q'S^fw. 
 Tied, ;;. v. V. 1. 5lf'4%=Jr, FTfTI^^^T, q^, &e. 
 
 TiEE, «. V. Eow. 3ff5r/. TfT/. H^^r m. 
 
 Of two tiers. ^^^\ o;'?ft,— of three. fFTT^^T or ?5t,- 
 — of four. ^^YfHT^^r or ?ft. 
 Tiff. See Huff. 
 
 Tiffin, n. t. Luncheon. tpTTS »». JT^R m. 
 Tiffoon, n. sudden gale. J"^ n. ^\^ n. 
 Tiger, n. ^\^m. 5?TnT m. '^^ m. — in contempt or emlear- 
 inent, ^\^Z n. ^^^^ n. — respectfullj, ^Rr^JT «». — allusi- 
 vely, ?r^?T m. 
 
 Box used as a trap to catch a t. ^^r m. 
 
 Lair or covert of a t. ^^TF^T' ^fSfT/. ^Tr^^ft^ n. 
 
 Eavages or infestation of tigers. ^\^]^ or ^TF^^ k. 
 
 Tiger's claw, ^\^^'i^ n. 
 Tiqee-skin, 11. JTT^r^ ^fft n. sqrg^iT n. 
 
 Bag of t. ( used to hold turmeric-powder, &c. ). SJT^ 
 
 /. srrwr m. 
 
 Imitation t. (as body cloth for a horse. &c. ). ^\^\ f. 
 T. worn as clothing, sq-raiqt n. 
 Tioax, «, drawn intensehj, v. Tioqi-deawx, rfT, nxz.^ TRT, 
 
 2 — as a {rarment ; pinching. ?pr, rjq, 'T'l^, 3TT^, 3T^- 
 a, ^, ^iT5, ^PHFT, SRrTT, 3TT^ or 'JT5^, ?Tr7. 
 To feel t. «j7/>»pc/rin^/y. Z^]^,^. 
 
 3 cZosf, ^rm, not open. ^, n^, 'it^TtI ( remiss 'i^mmr^ 
 tighlish ), 3T3=^ or 3Tf^. 
 
 4 close-set., well-knit, cjv. '317^, qT, 'iT^?Tr, 'iiK'^.., 'iT^r- 
 
 TlGiiT-DEiwN, a. strained or sirelchcd intensely. fT»l, ?TI7, 
 
 ani?:, Fi7;Fr^, FroicT'jfr^r, <TTor%^r, Frmf^^^^r, ^t^jCt^ or 
 
 2b TiunTES, V. a. draw tighter. SHTot^, 'fl^I^^ «ltvjot, rim- 
 
 ot, rrroT5 tTT'Jr-iifqoT, ^H'xf, -fli?^ tpiif, ^^?i:^, w^^, 
 
 ^sqot, rrf^5i'-4^ «. 'T':ot, ^iq-^in, :^'^?'Jt, ■:^'^^ sjiM-of, 
 of, ^=q-Trqr<Jf or qrq^Rof, FT-T^iif, rT^^5 sitv^ot, filjoff, 
 
 ^;r 3TT5I050T-&C. Hnrs'if, 'ir^qor, -iT^^jTi iitvToi-iTi^-zai 
 
 -etc. fHl^I^ (e.xp. in. !?;T^^r f'TS^'ii «fc ^">»fr< or 3{tT 
 f^I^rin ), =^^T^7I qf tTOt-'3T5l^o}--fllnJ^_ 
 2 wiffZ.-!; more close. Q!K^7.■^'^-&.c. %X^-^^^^. 
 To TlujlTEN., t'. n. become tightei: JTT^'JI, ^Tpjijf or n-T.fV'], 
 
 fT^ot or ?T3FT5ijf intens. ?RTCof, W^OT, Wi^T^i, T^^^r o,- 
 3'?rR"ir, ?R flK/y. ^-Jl'i', <\Z adv. ^n^, ^T"? a'^f. ^ot 
 TiGniLT, Tight, aJu. vTa. 1. ffn, ?TT5, ?tTW^, Wf^, T»?,- 
 fT, ^F5H, &c. 
 
 2 ^r:, rti, 'fl??T. 
 
 3 q^, 1^, 3TS^ or ^, 'iTTI^T, ^IH. 
 
 I. — as expressing' vehemence, fulness of action, &.C T. 
 Smartly, rf^ ^^^i ^'Z'f^^, STJ^-T.^K^-Tf^T, ^Ff^TY^T, 
 :p^q?Tf5, ^F^5, ^^"f^, ?^"TI^^, ^?:^^7T, Hre:^. 
 Tightness, «. v. A. 1. rrre^iIT «». FTr^TTTT ?r.. itc. ar^f w. 
 rTTS m. rTTOT »». rlurKT m. 
 
 2 4M,mjiT »i. ftinin »». 3T^^q^nT «i. i-c. ^tt( /. 
 
 3 ^qiTT »!. T^q'JTr m. ■i{^J.^m m. &c. 
 
 4 ar^^T'TT »". ^r^'TT m. &c. 
 
 TiGEESS, n. female tiger. ifr'^tT /. s^nft /. 
 Tile, «.— for a roof, &c. ^^ or TMfii n. ^V^T n. 
 
 Aggregate of teu tiles. ^Tr m. 
 
 Corner t. or ridgo t. ^PRT m. ^przfr m. jnr m. 
 
 Hat t. ^ii^ n. smr »». 
 
 Flat t. with raised edgea. <T^|oft =^=5 ». 'tTNT =i^ ». 
 Semi-cylindrical t. H^r »n. 
 To Tile, «. «. coi-cr with tiles. ^:^ n. pi. ^\^-^z^^-^r- 
 
 Tiled, p. v. V. ^F^^^-^^^rST, vtc. ^pf^TT, =pV^r^, ^^, ?^- 
 
 A t. building. ^JTRB n. =pl^R n. 
 Tiler, «. v. Y. tp^^ H\^u\\(j-=m4'^\\rj-&c. m?'^^. 
 Tiling, n. tded roof. ^K «. ^ii^j n. 
 
 2 /(/«. q?^ n. pi. #7 or ^j^ n. 
 Till, w. /i7Zfr, drawer. SR «. ^JIT ot. ^Rr m. 
 
 2 monry-bo.v. 'TTS'P w. 
 Till, ;)re/7. or fli^t;. V. Until. ^T, ^T^^V, ?(m?T-!n%aT, <r.
 
 TIM £ 
 
 From and till ( oue date to another ). S^^psTt-? cfT- 
 
 T. now. (^m?T, ^T^FTorR^ffT, ^| + |otMq?T-<n%fff, flV 
 
 T. then. fTo^r<Ttrf, fft^SfT^-mrTt, jfr^T^'fT-qRfff, 
 To Till, v. a. v. To Cultivate, ^t^tt, ^vnxi] 5^^, ijsrjr- 
 
 mf.-&c. ^;i^. 
 Tillage, n. V. V. and Aoeicoltcre. ^r^iif ». &c. ?n^rj[- 
 
 5/. c5PTi=5Tn^5/. ffTTSTT^OT/. ^^^ or cHf^/. ^rf^^T^R^rt. 
 ^f?^ n. 
 
 JJand under t. ^U\^f. — That is in t. «rr^fr, «rr|to5. 
 
 The being under t. SFTot/. 
 
 The original bring'er of land under t. HTTT^. 
 Tilled, p. t. V. XV^^m, 5TFR;3^|Ulric4l, &c. ^^, sp^, 
 
 TiLLEE, rt. Tillino, p. a. V. V. a«^ Agbiccltueist. <l«iuir- 
 n, TffROTrTT, jomnr, &c. ^m^. 
 
 TiLLEE, n. ( of a rudder ). «iT?r m. «nt «. ^+|U|Ht ^tft/. 
 
 2 See Till. 
 
 Tilt, n. cloth covering for a cart, boat, ^c. ^rs^ m. T^^/. 
 ^i<^=l( »>. xft^crft/. tfrT ». [/. 
 
 2— the military exercise. ■*rraTffft/.'Tr^^T?ft or^K^tf[ 
 
 At full t. ^^trt^, HTf5, qpRst^t^. 
 
 3 See Thbost. 4 See Hamuee. 
 
 To Tilt, v. a. {a, cask, &c. ) incline. ^^,^ii^ ^c55ot, ^i=J*TT- 
 
 2 See To Hammeb. [ijiif. 
 
 To Tilt, v.n. fall on one tide. q^tTot, 'hrf^ut , <(+Kuf, '^- 
 
 TiiiBEE, n. wood fit for building, Sfc.y. Wood, Tree. fJTT- 
 
 ^n. 
 
 A pile of timbers, as prepared for building, csft^ m. 
 
 A t.-carrier. A t. -hauler. Hl^<i* m. 
 
 Small squared piece of t. TJft/. 
 
 Squared piece of t. TfoE?/. Hoicjd w. 
 
 That is common ( not teak )-t. f^^TTTrft, <Nc)ab . 
 2 (of a house)iwoi wor^. ?5pg5M. ^iwin.pl. ^%£[^\Hn. 
 Timbeel. See Tabob, Tamboeine. 
 
 Time, «. duration ; or, as personified, Time, ^fs or oS m. 
 Sff^nr m. %r5T/. i^qy. ^cSf. m. *|o6«M m. f^H TO. /iZ 3^- 
 ^/. 
 
 By the hand ( through the influence, &c. ) of T. ^- 
 ?5^TTrt or TTft^CH, ^ lric) :<\|r| or 5r^. [n. 
 
 Doing8(the marvellous achievements) of T- 'Mci-Nfi ^T 
 
 In the course oft. la t. :ElrfJ|<-m, q^a^5;?r, ^T??nfft- 
 
 Instrument for measuring t.-^s^tpin. wP[q^n. ^it 
 
 Lapse or course of t. Eevolutions of t. :pT?!lf?T/. ?T- 
 
 ?f^ n. JU^TfT^t/. [OTFT «. 
 
 Measurement or ascerUinment of t. ^jt^ht*T'T». ^- 
 
 TIM 
 
 Spirit of the t. eproEVTT?!/. m?S'-^ m. ^\?S^f^ m. 
 Sway or power or virtue of t. ^'ZtTTfT/. <FRItT^ «». 
 
 To kill, spend, &c. t. V. To Pass. eptoE »i.-^Tsr% f^^ig 
 m. pi. ^FT?^-?5t^'t-J^?5'if, ^RTTTT^ »».-&c. «Rof, 
 
 To spend t. rightly. ?fc^c5^<T m.-&c. cR^f. 
 
 To pass pleasantly — t. ^HiJf. 
 2 portion of duration, space of time, ^m m.f. ^\^ m. ^- 
 ^^ m. H^-T/. ^TTT^m. ^rf; or ^^ m. <m]m. 5T/. 3T?f?I 
 m.f. ^^W^/. 
 
 At the present t. ^^•. pop. ^qT,TT5iTf. 
 
 For or during- a long t. ^\^^^ or ^loJ, ^rzk^i, ^JZ- 
 
 For such ( for so long ) a t. fr(<i+l+|at-%oS, dHc+l'^, 
 
 Former t. "T^TTrS m. 
 
 From t. immemorial, ^raraiol or ^T5E:^To5. 
 
 Given or specific t. iHlMTi+ra m. 
 
 In former t. v. Foemeelt. <jfT, ^TPTr^T ^T^. 
 
 Nick of t. ^^^55/. 
 
 Of former t. v. Foemee. "jfT^r, "T^fe, JTTnr^NJRS^. 
 
 Of t. immemorial, of olden t. ^F^+losHl or ^^J^]^\' 
 
 To come in the nick of t. Jf^nr^T %of , 
 
 Some t. back, aivhile ago. iT^t, Hqtjff. 
 
 The three times ( the past, present, and future ). 
 ^T?5^5PT n. — In the three t. f%T^7?5 or S n. — Of or be- 
 longing to the three t. %:}>Tfe^. 
 
 Throughout or durimg it t. ?ft^3 or S. 
 
 T. past. nrf^?5 or 55 m. 
 
 Times are changed. f^H ITPT TT^rTTrr. 
 
 Up to that t. f?TfTT#?T, frmTtWr, ffRrFl^. 
 
 To take one's t. about. ^TvT^i!!'?^ ^oi, ^K «• 3!r<?oT. 
 3 y. Season. sf^iT m. qm/. S^ «. 51^ »». ^^^K n. ^^ 
 
 m. ^mWoir/. [ g^r. 
 
 An adverse t. calamitous occasion. STfTT m. ». TS, if. 
 In good t. ?T^5?, ?T:po5%czr, q-asTTff. 
 That is in good t. ^iciK^l. 
 
 Unseasonable t. 3T%o5/. 3TT5^/. 3T:pr?5 t». 3TJT=r^ 
 m. %^nrTT m. 
 
 To consider time and season. ^55'fl%55/. or 3?^5jfT5r5S 
 
 /. qr^oT, ^pToj^os/. or ^.w.^^^ m. qr^iJf. 
 
 To hit the favourable or fit t. ^[55 m. m^^. 
 4: particular time. %qI m.fk^f. ^HT m.t(^ or ^^r{ m. 
 
 n. q5<^/. ^JT^rf^ii'sr m. sRHrf^r'^T ?«. 
 
 About this t. ((5^t <^r. 
 
 According to the t. •HJH'MldyU, ^^OTT. 
 
 At some t. or other. ^^Jtrf^, ^P^f^. 
 
 At the three times ( of the day ). f?i%5!;t, frl^ofr. 
 
 At times, sometimes, Ac. ^tffjp-^t, ^^[jjt^, ^sfTH^, 
 
 Auspicious t. §%o5/. ^'^'^ ^T?J m. 
 Dark and troublous t. *t)fo+r3 m. 
 Favorableness of t, +lrfil^^f'T n.
 
 TIM ? 
 
 Hard times. cb|+|c6 m. 
 
 Inauspicious or unlucky t. «hlot^ril or aS\f. J^^oET/. 
 
 5 a t. one t. with reference to repetition. ^/. &%5ET 
 /. ( with a numeral &c. prefix, as ^;<F^o5, c^\65, sf^a) 
 ^2t ( used adv. with a numeral Ac. prefix, as Once (^- [ 
 q^f, Twice ^TH>55f Often times sf^oSf ) 5T or ^ ( in 
 conip. with a numeral &c. prefix, as <(^f^, C'"^^fi '^^'\h 
 aT%^, f^fft^t &c. ) 5IK ( in coiiip. as ?;j^R, f^fT, 
 ftf^R, Sf^iT, 31%^5rre, or ^^f^TR, fft^R, &c. ) ^7/ 
 
 At some few and distant times. ^p^^T^ or qi^ii<Mofl, 
 
 From t. to t. W^RSf. 
 
 Oft times, ot^ri^ol, 3#r^^R, ?rt^R. 
 
 6 V. Leisuke. ^55/ ^W?t/. 
 To have t. <IjT^ot impers. 
 
 1 thit world, the present life. ^^^ m. ^3'r^??'TO «». 
 ^r^^ »». ^^^^ n. OT. 
 
 8 ^»»»e yei loanting, time until. 3'^ft'^ »». 3T?'FT5[V in. 
 9 — in music. ?fT?5 or o5 ot. ^f^ pop. ^^f. 
 
 Beating t. nTS or 55 ot. ?T5; >». 
 
 Equal t. in music, dancing, &c. ^^ m. 
 
 In t. and tune, dirfyff. 
 
 Mean or common t. H«T n. qH n. 
 
 Quick t. ^FT M. cjfrq' ««. 
 
 Slow t. sra/ f^?5f^|f%/. ?T?^ M. 
 
 That is out of t. <i(<iw or 55. 
 
 To beat t. with a song, &c. rfT5!; »«. ^l^. 
 10 — in grammar. ^M «». 
 2b Time, «. a. adapt to the time, perform at the proper tea- 
 son. %#-%^-%^;n:-!T^'Tm-+ 1 cam i |h -^frp^rsr m aT-q"<TT^PT?5 
 
 %331%5E «». /.-&c. qrf^. [tTOT-&c. 
 
 2 regulate as to time. s|iT3J OT.-%a5 OT.-&C. ?fiT^-?riT0T-5lf- 
 TiiiE-KEEPER, Time-piece, n. tcatch, clock, ^'c. ^S^TToS m. 
 
 TiME-SEEVEE, n. TlME-SEETIXG, a.V. TeMPOEIZEE. +,|oSm|^r| 
 
 =5rT;:r'mTT-^'JTRT, tn ^rrpr ^rc5WRr, |^^t, ^r^Hrtt, 
 
 TlME-SEBviNO, n. olsequious compliance wi(h the humour of 
 the times. +Ki-|||^H ^Irllil re. tn TTI^ ^raw «. ^T^TJ^- 
 VX n. tlHMMUfeT m. ^iT'4M=)tH re. 
 
 Timeliness, n.'y. A. ^rp^ft^TTrr m. :^wBt5^ n. JPTfe^^n. 
 
 Timelt, a. V. Se-^sonable. Waqr^^rr, %^Wt, ^T-sTlf^d, ^tB- 
 
 Timelt, TiiiEousLT, a(7y. v. A. and Seasoxablt. if^l^Rf, 
 Timid, TiMonons, a. v. Feaefui,. f>THTT, '^q'T?, H^iffra, >ft- 
 ?, 5^rr, 5^ f^^, 3T^rf f^^, ^m^, •Oh^hh. 
 
 TiMiDLT, TiMOBOUsLV, adv. T. A. fTffTTOTt^, &c. ^rr^TTr- 
 
 TlMIDITT, TiMIDNESS, TiMOEOCSNESS, 11. V. A. Rr|<MU||«f. 
 
 ^"TTS'MT m. ^w<4UIT w. Ac. 'TT^rTrTr/. >ft?^rTT/. STtll^tl 
 
 3 TIN 
 
 Tin, n. — the metal, qptfte «. V?^/. ^ «-^»T «. ^ «. 
 Calx oft. ^H^H«. 
 Tin-plate covered over with some coloring sub- 
 
 stance. «ni5/. ♦»• 
 
 2 ttasA o/"/j» given to culinary utensils. ^Jir^t/. 
 Trs, a. made, S,'c. of tin. w>^^., =F'<^?riSr. 
 To Tin, r. a. ^f/. spTiJI-FSROT-^IJof . 
 TiN-FOll,, n. ^■«T?5nr' ^?^ w». 
 Tincal, m. hrute lorax. Sfqsoi^TT w. 
 Tlsctuee, n slight taste, color, or quality superadded. 3?rm. 
 
 /. srW «». iTfcl m. K)r?m. ^pT^/. 51^^/. ?i:^^/. ?I^/. S5- 
 
 %^/. t^ »». t^f^ in. ^\4f. 
 
 2 V. EXTEACT. 3T^ m. fH<i+'!| OT. 
 
 2b TiNCTUEE, tv o. V. To Ti.NoE. im/.-!J^^ /-^l^/-^- 
 ^^/.-^%ft/.-?!^/.-&c. 3TIOT0T. 
 
 TiKCTUEED, p. V. V. jf^ arnT^c^T, &c. 5R^, ^%ft=^T, tm- 
 
 xH', &c. all in comp. 
 TiNBAL, n. — of a boat, of lascars, &c. rTTSS. 
 TiNUEB, n. — for kindling a light. qj^xJT «• ^d<jui n. qp.q or 
 
 qr?) m.'lf^ m.f. 
 
 TlNDEB-BOX, n. -=)+H + /.^+.H+ritft ^/.^^TR^^Ef iit?r^Rl. 
 
 TiNOE, «.v. TiNCTUBE. ^^OT./.^^qr/.^oj^/.^^TJi/.tnJTr/. 
 To TiNOE, V. a. imhuc, Sfc. with something Joreign. SJiyim.- 
 
 Tinged, p. v. V. SJT 31|uil?rfl, 0?^T, ifl^T, ^n^=^r, H%- 
 
 tr^T., &c. |f^-&c. HK^RT. 
 
 To bet. with. |f^/.?/».-gH^/. f^TTT/.-Ac. JIRof »«. 
 
 con. joiV/t ^. of 0. 
 To TiNOLE, V. n. — the earn, hand, &c. ^nTTiTflf intens. ^■ 
 
 "TT'iT'iir, ^uRfiT^ intens. ^^T^^ .,^'nw^^ , f*TTf>Tm, 5n»I- 
 
 •mtf.-fmf-Hf\f-&c. qoT in.con. 
 To make to t. iT<^vniI^(Jr. 
 
 2 — limbs &c. as after a sting or burn. ■m'-^<ui,*u|*U|U|, 
 
 ^^TJi^oHjf, ^ol+.uj, 'f'J\'jmf.-'^'^Kf.-'^^'^^f'f{^^Jm.- 
 
 &c. ^^ in. con. 
 
 3 — a limb asleep. f^ififW, <tl*,=iui, 5^T/. pi. qoi-^qrwt 
 
 in. con. fliT5ftT/.-T^R^/.-&c. q%-§7^ in. con. 
 
 4 have a dull, creeping sensation. ^K^vi^ g^g^of. 
 Tingling, «. v. V. 1. — the sensation. ffar?iai/. yuiyufl/. 
 
 imT^/. ^TiW^/. f>^i:T^f— intens. 5t<^"JrRw. 5f<m- 
 
 2 5t^/. intens. ■^i-^i\im. ^oi-^iui /. intens. ^ui-MuiRm. 
 qnirip'iror^nrf'T/'. mtens. "pOTi^orR or ^OT^T^wi. «ct^m. 
 
 3 ^^n^/.^T^R^ft/. f^nftr/. f^rWt/. ^'qi/;)/. '§■£§'¥■ 
 
 4 gT^ or grg^/. frrfty. g^g?/ in/f««. gsgzRm. 
 
 TlNQLINO, />. a. V. V. 1. H'T^iWIuiKI, &C. »iUIMU|rlrlT, A''- 
 
 2 <P<irPWTRT, Ac. <j>um,UKrfT, &c. "ptTPTg^cTT, i^c. 
 
 3 5^17 aTTTT^, fsR^ 3TT^r, &c. 
 
 TiNKEE, «. mender of pots and pans. ^^ HtSt :ftc ^TTR^, 
 
 To Tinkle, v. n, make quick, sharp sounds, clink, Jingle.
 
 TIP 
 
 884 
 
 TIT 
 
 f^f^crrJf , f^'Jlf^UT'JT, W\^^^^ ^^'JI^OT'Jr, ^'Jl^'JI'it, fpiT- 
 f%qT-f^OT%'JT-^gT^'?T- 'c^" l t^U |-tpTfq'-Ac. ^]^^_ 
 2 — toe ornaments, &c. ^iW^UT'^f, ^"TjJ'JT'Jr, mtnxs. jJoiT- 
 tfm, 50T50TOT, ^'JT^'iRFfT'Jt, ^:nr55/.-&c. ^DT-sir^tjfy. 
 
 TiXKLK, Ti>Ki.ixo, n. V. V. 1. f^<Jrf%oi'Jt«. %"Jr%iTot«. 
 &e. f^OT^OT/ f^iJR^/. goid'Jr/. ^W^^J. w^^^f. 
 — iiitens. ^foi^orr^wj. qar^PTTTn!. ?f'iItJ'TT'r?». 
 2 ^•"l^u|/. ^TTTEfT/. ^^V^^\ f.—inlens. jMlMT^w. 3K- 
 
 Ti.NKLE, n. TixKLiNO, p. a. T. V. 1. f^uT^cnuTRr, f^inf^- 
 
 DToirn, &c. Ppoif^oT 5rF5TurRr, &c. 
 
 I. tinkling ornament. f%f%oft/. 
 TiNKLiNGLT, aify. V. V. 1. f%cfrf^'JI o'l- tJTt, f^trif^OT or nif, 
 
 ^OT^yi or DTf, iJ'T^'JI or orf, ^"rsjiiT or ait. 
 TiN.VEH, Tin-man, n. v. V. ^?^^ ^'JIRr-JJl^oTRT-^rsoTTn, 
 
 ^^^n\ or ^FT, ^FffiTMT. 
 TcfXiNQ, n. T. v.— arf. ^F|^ ^^?i. &c. ^?^^ /. 
 Tinsel, «. that ivliich causes false lustre. ^\Z] ^^^V^s^m. tT^ 
 
 or mt/. St^F^/. 
 
 2 fig. ^nft ^^/. %nft irfnoTTOT. 
 
 TisSEL, fl. i-aiff/ry. ^rff^, ipTft, JT^fT, 5t^^. 
 Tint, «. v. Colob. tlwj. ^?«. 
 
 2 See TiNCTUBE. 
 To Tint. See To Tinge, To Color. 
 Tiny, a. small and neat, v. Little. f^iTiTr, ^TOTHr, ^^- 
 
 ^J or ^C^^^r or Pr^q^^T, HTf ?5r or HFOI^Fyr, HTJf OT, 
 
 f^TTrn, f^RT^, f^p;T. 
 Tip, n. r. Point, EKD.'ariJft/. sroij^^ft/. rf'^w. ^if[f. dim. 
 
 ^[V^n,. ^%]m. 3Tij-«. ST^TT or aTTT^T??!. [ JTR^. 
 
 To Tip, «. o. sir/^-e lightly. f?:^at, IzT^Jf, f?:=sf^5T-^^-&c. 
 
 2 cover the tij} or end. ^^J^A]^;\^X■^■^\^l-'i{^]^-&Q. 
 
 c5Rat-^=5'Jf-^^af. 
 
 To t. the wink. sr^ET m. En'FIot. 
 2b Tip otee, v. n. T^^.ij or r^ i'm . 
 Tipcat, «.— tke game, s^ft^or ^S-?ff w.— Bat, ^f|— Hole 
 
 dug, ^r^f. ^t^/.— Stick used in playing-, r^f. 
 Tipped, p. v. V. 2. 3Toft:iT-Tl'5'qT^-&e. ^]^^FA ( toith 
 
 the noun required, as ar'jfr'n; ??!% SR%?ff ^^/. ), ^- 
 
 S^^T-f^T^^=5n'-&c. ( with the noun reqvired, as htfi^^T \ 
 
 fiwiv^ %\m, &c. ) 
 
 To Tipple, v. n. drink habitualltf. f^iJf, ^TC^TTvift/.-f^^IW- 
 
 =ft/.-r%'i'mr m.-^ra^Torr ?«.-qRr^ n^r^ wi.-&c. ^<jf- 
 
 TiPPLEB, n. Tippling,^, a. v. V. and Sox. l%ilT or "ir, ^T€- 
 
 Tippling, n. v. V.-arf. ^^r^/. f^?TRr^/. fjfm^^ft/. 
 
 TiPPLiNG-HOusE. See Ta-veen. 
 Tipsy, o. t. Dbukk. f%iSFrr, HH. 
 Tiptoe, n. Hi^^^qr ^r^^ ^^^^ ,„_ 
 
 To stand on t. ^z^[^^f. ^^df, g^^iR^f^cn; ^TT ^C"T. 
 
 Tiptop, n. very highest part, ^isqi^^ir m. ^isr^Ct^r: w, 
 
 T. of a tree. fJRrsft/. 
 2 fig. V. Height, ^^c^ m. ?ftKT/. TTT^qr/. 
 Tirade, n. strain {of abuse, declamation tfv.) f^TsqT5ff-f?i%^t- 
 
 : TiEE, n. iron hand of a wheel, ^t^f. «fr/. 
 
 2 See TiAEA. 3 See Attiee. 
 1 To Tire, v. a. make ivcari/, fatigue. Simraf, HPTeTor, f^TT^of, 
 
 i »tft^?:t ?«.-'<T^%T'Tr j».-&c. arm^-^^, '■^^- ^fr &c. q;- 
 I ^iiif — as euhanceJ, and as answering to, to Jade, exhaust., 
 ( A-nock up, tj-c. ^fl w. 2'^- ^'^^i ^m?5''if , 5?T5I0T, TT^^or, 
 
 5t^JT-&c. sRiir, Zj% m. pi. f^% JPTot g. of 0. ^ OT.-^mi 
 »m.-3TT?T3TR/.- -BTRTf^ »i.- 3TT^Tfr?:/.-g7^^r M.-&C. ^JJ- 
 ?:of y. 0/0. ^T# ^^ 3TTom, H?r n.-^q;^ ji.-^ W.-&C. 
 
 <nsw y. 0/0. jTfrJT?mr-&c. qf^Tw. 
 
 2b Tiee, i;. «. become icearg, le fatigued. »T<?i"Jf, ^nr^t, ^dr, 
 fSTOT^, 'TTTDT, ^wf, ^F^OT, ^^ w.-^ffoi w.-HFiq^T OT.-&C. 
 %ijt in. con. — inteus. out ; utterly/ le icorn out, le 
 exhausted, knocked vp, S;c. T. Exhausted. ^rpror^^Or, 
 
 2 V. To Loathe, tth «• 3'Sof y. o/"*. ^^Rr ot.-'^SH ?«. 
 /.-&c. %CTf in. con. FTFIT^, 3'ill'ir, 'li^TSnfr. 
 TiEED, p. V. V. A. and Exhausted. ^H^I^r, HPIsrSFST, ^- 
 
 V. V. N. 1. a«(f Exhausted. ^%?ir, *T^%OT, f^"Ji^cTr, 
 
 2 JT^ 3-?;%^, JF?:r^ arWOT, &c. q^JTR, if^, ^, ^1- 
 
 ^T, ^'^, =^^. 
 Tieedness, n. v. P. 1. a«J Fatigue, zh^^a^ pop. ^JT^T- 
 
 «TffH/. <Tft=)Tff?T/. 
 TiEEsOiiE, a.ivearisome, exhausting the strength. m^^uJTTJ^ «T- 
 iTtruTRT, f^T'JTq''Jn^, &c. «hPRT^, TTT^^iTRT, ^OT^r, &C. 
 
 2 teasing, vexatious, c.rhausiing the patience. ^JIoET 3TT- 
 
 3TT>JnjrnT, f%=5n:, f^^^, Pp^^F?:, fsp^s, f^?, ^=^j, ^- 
 sfTT, ^'?, f^^'^^r, i^^, fs^f^pft^^T, 'jft^^irr or ti^fr, 
 ifpim'Jir or tjjrr, ^rm^, f||'?, ^m^rq-^, ^rre^^q;, ^rr^r- 
 
 Tiresomeness, n. t. N. ^JTsroriVr'Tr ?». <&c. ».T»T m. ^^ w, 
 
 «rff?r=PR^?:r «• ssrffH^^rJiqFfcr n. ssfH^i^^f^r «. 
 
 2 ^=En:?:'Tt7ir m. f^^s^v^m m. ^^^Torr »«. ^tsr%arq-(7ir m, 
 
 &c. ^rm^f^r «. '3imzJ^^.-^^ «." 
 
 Tieing-eoom,«.— of a theatre. ^^^^ n. 
 
 Tissue, w. v. Beocade. ^?: m.f. ^ft^rqs «. r{^^^f. 
 
 2 ( of falsehoods, &e. ) q<T »»• ^1% n. ^r\]'i n. ^TT/. 
 Tix, n. small-horse. ?IJ ?«. «. 
 
 2 See Woman. '^
 
 TOA 
 
 885 
 
 TOI 
 
 Tit Fon tat. HT^^^tT, ^"^wm ^^^.,^7^^^^^ f^eRT'Pt'i. 
 
 Titan, h.— in mytliology."^fq-, 5r?[^, X\f(^. 
 
 Titbit. See TiniuT. [ Tjt/. 
 
 Tithe, n. tenth part. Z^T^\ f|?^T ««.-^f^ m. 5^^ w. Z^^- 
 
 To TrruE, «. o. Z^\m f^m m.-&c. ijiir-S^. 
 
 jTo Titillate, Titillatios. See To Tickle, &c. [«r«. 
 
 Title, m. heading. ^Z^ n. ST:RUIT%-3Tr?r?TT^-?jnfqT%-&c.?lt- 
 
 2 inscription learing the name of. ^f^^ f^^ ./*• 'li^r- 
 
 3 appellation of honor. qfn^T^m «. f^?fl^ m. f^FiTSTrT/. 
 
 ara^prsi ««. h^thst m.f. 
 
 4 V. Name. JfR n. ^\^ n. ^rrrftT >«./. ■^\^^^f. 
 
 5 cZnm v. Eight. ^RT >«. ^jg w. 3Tf(:Tq5T?: m. ^?5rwr »». 
 Title-deed, «. sp^TST or ^5fT?IT '«. arriT in. 
 
 T. granted by the emperor of Hindustan. JT^^^ w. 
 iTf^rRTTr m. 
 Title-page, n. q"4T^qT ^T^fl^ ?S «. ?T'*T^m?^ n. W^T^ n. 
 To TiTTEB, t). n. V. To Gioole. %^%^-%^Rq?r-&c. ^^. 
 Titteeing, «. T. V. mt\^ ^^ «. siTft^ f^ n. 
 Tittle, n. whit, jot, v. Bit. %^t »». f%5 ?«. aioj w. ?:^:;p:Tt». 
 Tittle-tattle, «. idle talk, v. Peate. q^^ /. ^W■^\^ m. 
 
 T\^f 
 
 Titular, a. existing in name only. HT^^r, 'Tr'TT^, TWq'Rt. ,| 
 
 To prep, or adv. — as the sign of the dative case ; noting ', 
 
 accession, &c. ^,?JT, ^^o5, ^^Tr, ^Rot, ^S ( as ^^TP^ I 
 
 2 — as opposed to from; noting motion toward, nearness jj 
 to. q5%, ^^T^oT, !T?T, ?T, ?5r. ;, 
 
 3— according to, noting' adaption, Ac. ^R^T decl. ^r- I 
 
 nr o»- ^TTrir (/ecZ. sthtot. !! 
 
 4 — noting extent, degree, &c. rft, m^R, 'Ut^ff, T^FT, ?R ij 
 ( as H^KT To death. ). ij 
 
 5 — noting- extension, &e. ^fTST, ^ftrft, ^, ^. L 
 
 6 — noting comparison. q:^f, |^. '| 
 
 7 — noting appertainment. ^r, ^^ ( as fjiTTRTRr r[TMK 
 iTRT^t TUT T^ tT'TT-TS ). 
 
 8 — as a sign of a verb, noting object, consequence, 
 &e. H, ?rT, aTKT^r, armTOT, ^ft^, ^frfr. 
 Note. Many of the meanings of " to " are inherent 
 in the inflections of a Marathi noun, as hand to hand 
 ^TfTr?r ^PT, face tc face ctriRT fftl, <o the number of g- 
 ITR, sweet to the taste, f^HH nrs, &c. &c. 
 
 As to. f^'7'fr, ^fq'ff, siRnr. 
 
 To and fro. ^ f?T^I, KRKR, HRJTR. 
 To a man. See All. 
 To one's face. aisNi, ^^^^ ^T^T. 
 Toad, n. =5TRT5 S^ «. =sfRRl?5 /. n. 
 Toad-eatee, Toadx. See Flatteeer, Parasite. 
 Toad-stool, n. mushroom. ^;ifT% Hrj n. ^rr:qT% S^ «. 
 3TcEit o>- K M. ^TTPn^ ^r{ n. \_^^ n. ^W. 
 
 2b Toast, v. a. dry and scorch. »Tr?I'if, 'p'oi, ^Mor w.-HT- 
 2 A-i«X- /o //ie /ifa^z;^ of. aTH^fTN ^Ti^ ^ITH HfT% 3TRt- 
 
 =3TT m. 
 
 hitf 
 
 If- 
 
 [ Toast, n. nr^F.7^\XP?f f. ~ 
 
 |: ToA.sTED, p. T. V. Hr^^^, *rni!rT, hi^. 
 
 Tobacco, w.— tlie plant. irn^T^ or ?mr?5.'». /—in covert 
 1 or rant phrascol. "jf^l^T /. »]F.sT»ir^ m. 
 ! Preparation of t. ( witli'sugar &c. ) for emckiiig. 
 
 I T. leaf ( green ). "TtTT w. 
 
 T. prepared for chewing. 
 
 T. roll ( to be smoked ). 
 
 T. roll (to be chewed). 
 
 T. rolled up in a leaf to be smoked. T^]dim. fV^T'^ft 
 ToBACco-riPE, n. ^g^ m. 
 
 Tobacconist, n. dealer in tolacco. ^qnjfiT^^T, fliirg^T^I. 
 Tocsin. See Alarm-bell. 
 To-day, adv. 3TM, aTM^^ f^«l-f^?im. 
 To Toddle, tealk tdth short f/f"/*',— a child. ?7^^-'Hig5 
 
 <TRcTWr-&c. -tllrtUT. 
 TODDT, w.— the liquor, (of the Cocoanut). mi\f. ^if^^H- 
 ^sr «!.— (of the Date). f%%ft/.— (of the Paln)yra).fTTtV". 
 
 T.-lippler. J^ri'ftT. 
 
 Vessel to receive the t. ^^ m. 
 
 Toddy-extracter, Toddy -man, Ac. fTTS^jr. [jf^^/- 
 Toe, n. ^^r^ afjoft or ^riat or aTniat/. "TT^TV q^^/r 'f^t- 
 
 Great t. 'TRTT^T ^T5T or 3T'l\^ m. "T^.Pl^ »i. 
 
 Little t. qr^rr^ ainst/. ^F^n^ft/. q^n'al/. 
 
 Sis-toed. ^i'lccAii. 
 
 Space between the toes. n^-T ".^'^a «. 
 ToE-EiNO, n. ^^if H. aiist/. 
 Together, adv. in company, conceii, comlination. ftcpT, 7- 
 
 A 11 t. all in a body or at once. (J^F^ofr, ^T^f, ^^- 
 
 jfr or pf, Ff^r^. 
 
 2 m one heap, sum, mass, ^c. ^T^, ^^^, ^^. 
 To tie, fasten, &c. t. ^%feWoff-Ac. sjfiTot. [ ^51. 
 
 3 in the same place. tJ%f5n'jfV-F<T5rr-^T'Tf-r«iRr-&c. 5^- 
 
 T. with, V. With, ^jit or ?im, ?i1^r or fr, siTT^R cr 
 SRliR, ^iTPRr, ^^fjTlHM, g^f. 
 
 TOGGEL, n.peg or nail tapering towards both ends. HT/. g- 
 t?rT m. gT?/. STRft/. 
 
 To Toil, v. n. labor hard. ^ir\^ ^F^ot, ^i(TrnFT/. -t.*< l -^,H /.- 
 ^TJ^RSr »i.-Si?K ?«.-;F7 »J.-il^;TH/-c^O. ^?:'if-^lJr, 'iTTTRlm.- 
 qft=iRr m.-31I?RT m.'&c. ^F^ot, 555 m. ^r^, <»u|*J0l/. ^- 
 ^, ^?'?f, (Tini^. This sense is expressed by numerou3 
 striking phrases, bearing of course rarying implication, 
 and thus agreeing with. To fag, driige, moil, slave, vork 
 one's self to death. &c- <Jv. qf^ir?^ m. ;^.-n^R ^? ni. 
 
 pl.-■^^1p:\f. :f^, ^it «. ;i. f^^^r^, \viH\ ^.rk «. ;>/.- 
 
 \\t\'M »Tnft ;n. i»Z. ifm, K^\=\ iTToft »i. ^^^, 3ft^ m. ^vh 
 -IRjTSot, ^ffcT OT. 3Ftqr qRof, sitlT^ TToft n. ^of, ■JfrTfr w. 
 
 /i. Tz^TRT ^^ g. ofo. ar^^prf, 3ri5i m. ■^v^v^.^v^, vt^t- 
 sth: ot. /.-a^^Rr^ /.-5n?:r?R /.-'*??rf^r »H.-3??T<t2: /.-
 
 TOL 
 
 8S0 
 
 TON 
 
 Toil, Toilino, «. v. V. and Labob. ii^^n f. «riT m. or m. 
 pi. ^ m. or m. pi. qft«nT tn. ^q m. TrnTTrT /. ^?ITHfT /. 
 ^m^ m. !p^re^>? m. pi. HfR^fT? m. pi f%^^t/. 3TT^m 
 tn. ?TmW »«■ JT^m »i. ariT^m m. 3T^3TT2; m. 3151^1? / 
 
 Great toil ami little work. ?nfk7^ ^FfJf ^nRfnT 
 Toil and trouble, fuss and pother. 5[|'Tf or g?q%M. 
 2'?. t'. %, ^, <!^'iilrf H. 
 2 See Snaee. 
 Toilet, «. iresi'mrj talle. splf %?I''^r^T-^Trf'J'4 H I -3<nTTxfT- 
 
 The business of the t. — of nien.fsoiT2t"ft/.f%^"f|M. pi. 
 f?a;fiTa OT. pi. ^t"Tf OT. /)?. — of women, =^^q^/. sri^^PT- 
 
 Toir.sojiE, a. v. Laboeious. JF-jr^TT, siHT^sfT, rf^K+'il^^rr, 
 
 ToILSOME^•Ess, n. y. A. JP'? m. ^^ m. ^frj^FqJTT/. ^T^- 
 TOKEN, sif/n, evidence, v. ]\Iahk. ^it/. f^^ n. ?;?W w. 
 
 2 v. Memoeial. ^ts^/. 3?Ts^?niT/. ^nrtt/. 
 Tola, n. — the Indian weight. <?1oET m. 
 
 ToLB, p. V. V. mfn?rH?sT, &c. f?T?>:fHrT, ^fsr^r, f^rr, g-^, 
 
 To Tole, t>. a. draw on ly a laii, v. To Allube. 3TT^TT/.- 
 
 TOLEEABLE, o. supportable, Sjc. ?fRTT^T-W^RT-&c. ^PTT-^T- 
 
 2 moderately good, v. MirnLiHG, Passable, sprr, »RT- 
 
 ToLEEAELENESs, «. V. A. 1. ^iHTTT^mqaTr OT. &c. ^^?ft^- 
 
 rfT/. ^^r/ &C. 
 TOLEEAELT, adv. T. A. 2. ijTT, ^RT^, =qr?5mT^mT <?fcZ. &c. 
 
 T0LEEA:ST, a. TOLEEATEE, n. TOLEEATIXG, p. a. Y. V. <?T^- 
 ^^ ^RT, 57^ ?T '^'^"JTin, aT5*I3JT H ^RtJIRT, &c. arfH- 
 
 To ToLEEATE, V. a. notforlid; allow, svffer, y. To Peemit. 
 M<=(Mift/-''Tt5pat^/.-&c. ^af, ^of— used with another 
 verb as ^T^ ^^, ^ 5.of, &c. ^jpT rr J^fJIoi, 3T^5!T3T w.- 
 3^T1^3t/.-H^T?y.-&e. q^^J^, 3Tf^^'4m.-&c.a7HCfTy. 0/0. 
 
 TOLERATEU, /J. V. V. qrqT^lft f^\vA^ &C. SffHfW^, STST- 
 TOLEEATION, TOLEEANCE, «. T. ^ .—act. TT^Rrfl %(Jf „.&c. 
 
 ^^V< m. 3Tirf?t5qq »i. 
 Toll, n. y. Tax. ^.j. m. ^jt^PTH/. l^t\f. ^FT^ w. 
 
 2 portion exacted for permission 0/ the rest, rig m. 5^<T- 
 
 =ft/. 'P^^/. ^sf/. oiT^/. w.r^f. [p^^r^^J^m. 
 
 3 ( of a bell ). ^J^TSffr=^| qy^ »j. ;^^ ^^^ qj^„_ ^^. 
 
 ^1^ ^|^-5KT^irr?f-&c. ^^. 
 
 To Toll, 
 
 bell. 
 
 I To Toll, d. «. (a bell). TT|H ?T|H-^HI<^m^-&c. ?t^3T^Bt. 
 Toll-eooth, Toll-house, Tolset, n. jpZace of receipt of toll. 
 
 ;TT^ m. ?TT^ fl. WRw. 
 Toll-oatheeee, n. ?ir%3[R, ^^FTfRTT, vT^T^Tr. [ift/. 
 
 Tomato, «. tolamim li/copersicum. Hirti^rft ^Mty. ai«nft^f- 
 TOUB, «. ^rai-f. H~^T iTT'JT^r5|'^-sr?IT=Eft-&c. in^/.-^^/.-&c. 
 
 2 erection over a grave. VZ^n. iTT«. 3^/. >F«R/. JTTJn. 
 T. of a Sanyiisi. ^^]f^m.f. ^rnrftinfn. 
 
 ToMBOT, «. Y. Eolip. qrst/. ^5^'t/. Hiqa^^FTT/. 
 
 ToMB-sTONE, n. See Tomb, 2. 
 
 ToMOEEOw, adv. J?!!, 3^?%. 
 
 Tomtom, «. — the Indian drum, v. Deum. ft'R^f. 
 
 Ton, n. fashion, mode. ^«ra'sT^q'«i. f^T'J^l'ij'iNOT. 
 
 Tone, n. note, accent.^ SjC. v. Sound. ^T.m. Hr?m. t^i^w. 
 
 A musical or good t. ^TEj^m. 
 
 Of a good t. g^^T. 
 2 affected or peculiar sound in reading, Sfc. ^im. 
 3 — in music; seventh part of the scale. *T^3^/. 
 
 Half or quarter t. ^X\X^in. 
 
 Quarter t. ^fH"/. 
 4— in medicine. SfTqoTTw. ^TT^RT/. ^'$J^^] f. 
 Toned, a. Kfn^, ^^TTg?f>. 
 
 Full-t. qtH. 
 
 Ill-t. tjd^'t, ^^T. 
 
 Well-t. §^T, 3TT^^JI^. 
 Tongs, n. ( of goldsmiths, braziers, &c. ). TI«ft or ^r=ff/. 
 ^S^OT. dim. ^fs^t/. f^^»».-fJf^^OT.-&c. q^TT^rr^T f^- 
 
 Tongue, «. — the member. f?i^T j^o^p. f^c^r c«J vi^T/. (rfam. 
 
 Fur of the t. {•A'^\H'Fjm. 
 
 Of abusiYG or obscene t. c^T5T=^T "P?Jp3J-9J5^oE-f^iq3_ 
 Paralysis of the t. f^5|TM'*f^mw. 
 On the tip of the t. iTTSni, ^ST^HTT, J'ff, f^6^^. 
 Pustules on the t. &c. from heat. W^m. pi. 
 Eeady at the t. knoicn ly heart. ^^TTS, JT^T^. 
 Eoot of the t. f?fs|^r WA'^m. f^T^m^jw. 
 Slip of the t. lapsus linguce. f^r^^ra'TOT. ^JJJptot. 
 To have a slip of the t. f^s^ sfi^ T^of g. ofs. 
 That is on the tip of the t. I^^TC^. 
 Tip of the t, f^^n. i.Z\^n. 
 
 To bite the t. (from rage or vexation ) f^e^r/. ^T"if. 
 To bridle the t. ^\%n. 31?TqCT[-CHR^ot-^^ej<jf-5j'^r5rTn- 
 ^^. \_n. ^iiijf. 
 
 To hold the t. fffSRT ^'^/. ^T^ijf, n^'jfty. v^ffr, f^rs 
 ''Hold your t.'' (shut up.) '■i)H «FTr, 
 
 2 (of serpents, cats, birds, &c.). fsTHpft/. 
 
 3 (of flame or fire). 3Trf*l^oCTm. 3TTfn^^/. 3TT»fNWlH/. 
 
 4 (of a bell). fstaiTOT. c/i'm. ?jt^/. 
 
 5 (of a balance). ^Z\m. 
 
 6 See Speech, 7 a «/fec7<, t. Language, ^^^??[f. ^TIbtt/.
 
 TOO 
 
 Mother t. =3T?JTHTTr/. 
 Vulgar t. PJFFTTTT/. 
 8 (of land) ^^JWF\f. 
 TONQUE-LKSS, a. f^H^notr-ctc. fM^^-'^Tr, 3Tf5Tf. 
 TONGUE-SCRAl'ER, 71. fjpft/ f^H^t/. TR^/. [f^^. 
 
 Tongue-tied, a. lit. fig. srftrSs^r f^H^, ?ft5^'^%?5r, ^^■ 
 
 TONQUE-TIEDSESS, «. V. A. ^^^K^ ^H f. JT^^H"*. 
 TONQUED, a. f5T>T^r, f^^T, fJTf . 
 
 Double t., lorky t. f^T^TT. 
 
 Ready t. ^Tiftt ^sfMt or ^T^ ^J^TSi, 
 T05IC, a.— in medicine, ^r^q;, ^qj, ^%TFFT, ^^^TW:, ^fi{- 
 
 Tonic, ti. — a medicine. ^T^«. 
 To NIGHT, adv. 31M<|^?T, -tlKMl+j. 
 Tonnage, n. burden of a ship. ^Rrff^r «■ 
 Tonsil, «. f^on+di/.^i S{^r^^f:^f.pl. 
 
 Enlargement of the tonsils. 3Tpr*TRnrw. 
 TONSUEE, rt. shaving the head. flV^^n. &c. %:(T^Sijfrt. 
 
 First t. of a child. ^>Tra•^:?^. =qT?5?». 
 
 The tuft or lock left at t. \\-t\f. ^wj- 
 Too, adv. over much, v. Excessively. <jfTT, "fU^, ST?^, 
 
 2 also. ^, TtJT, ^^ft^ or jj^, •?nJT#t, sft. 
 Tool, «. instrument of manual operation. 1%?^5 n. ?T^ »>. 3T- 
 ^TfT n. ^\K n. Br^pr n. 
 
 Box or set of tools, jit^t m. 
 
 Hinder or handle end of a t. ^Wlm. 
 2 fig. instrument of another s evil will; hireling, cat'* paw, 
 6fc. ^J5T m. ^W^^mr m. ^^on m. ^^T m. 
 
 A mere t. ifi+.+l'-ifl, Q'l+-MI. 
 Tooth, n. ^rf »». ^ m. f|j3T »». ??T5T «. 
 
 Bed or socket of the teeth. f^Kt[ f. [^FfspT^rt. 
 
 Fibrous &c. stick for cleaning the teeth. ^frt^IOT n. 
 
 Gap in the teeth. ^?f?%3/. ^trRf%S/. ^fl /. dim. 
 ^fsf^ n. qt^nf^S/. ^VTT^I n. 
 
 Having a sour t. ar^jijr. 
 
 Having teeth or t. projecting over the lip. ^frRT or 
 =^, ^ffToS, ^^^ or SET, ^5?:. 
 
 Irregular, uneven — tooth or tooth-row. ^5T. 
 
 Maggots bred in carious teeth. f%f^ m. pi. 
 
 Newly cut t. ( or t. coming in old age. ) ^^mft/. ^- 
 
 "' Eow of teeth. ^^^ or ^[m^^aft/ ^>ligf?5/. [^r/. 
 
 Tartar of the teeth. ^Wt/. ^TT wi. ^5(T%TT/. qf^- 
 
 Teeth,— collect. ^rfTofr/. sjj^Ht/.— in contempt" &c. 
 ^fTTS «. Sjmnft'/. ^5^1' /• f- "TTS, ■s'tS, TK, %. ^T7^?, ^- 
 '^^, &e. &c. 
 
 That is in one's teeth, rffs^. 
 
 To the teeth of. HJil'-JT. 
 
 Wisdom-t. 3Tlgr?^T5/. 
 
 To break off with the teeth. g^Hlor. 
 
 To brush or clean the teeth. ?trT m. pi. ^^DiJr^ ^5. 
 
 887 
 
 TOP 
 
 To chatter,— the toeth. ^ m. jd. ^\U'j\. 
 
 To grind or gnash the teeth. ^?i m.pl. ^^-^T^ot. 
 
 To knock out the teeth, •rf^'t/. ^n!5^-qT?<Jl-Ac. 
 
 To pick the teeth, ^fri m. pi. ^r^«T. 
 
 To shew the teeth. ^ m.pl. sFrsoT-Tm^or, «rf?l^/. 
 
 To succeed or do in tho teeth of. ^T^PR^ <?nf m. ^pt, 
 1l<*il« ^^ m. cTRoi, JTFFR^ f^^^"- ^^'T. 
 
 To throw in one's teeth, to reproach. 3iff.JHui [^or_ 
 To wear one's teelh to stumps. 7t^f=;?TT ij)«<<l/. /);.^- 
 To bo set on edge — the teeth. fflOtf^m'Jr. [f^m. 
 
 2 ( of a comb, rake, saw, wheel, &c. ). ?t?i m. ?1^] m. 
 
 3 See Pnoxo. 1 See Taste. 
 
 Tooth-ache, «. ^h^ m. e^T^Jr^ m. ^Wf- ^^Rr/. 
 
 TOOTH-BEUSH, n. ^^OT rt. ^^[^ rt. 
 
 Tooth-less, a. wanting or deprived of teeth. ^?lf^FRi-fH^- 
 ST, ^ffns^r or nr, ^VTT, ^i^T^r, ^i'<TT^? or ?T or ff, 
 ??T^^-T%T-&c. -ITJFT, f^^T^T, T?I^. 
 Tooth-pick, «. ^qfiT'^f «. 4fl?T?ir5FT/. 
 ToOTH-l'OwDEE, n. dentifrice. ^Rf?mr »". fffflcrai «. 
 Toothed, o. ^frii^, ^^, 
 
 Iron-t. ^^liH. 
 Toothsome, a. v. Tasteful. >fr5, -«|sj<JK,?f^=?rT. 
 Toothsomeness, n. v. A. >Ttft/. ^^I^/ ^/. 
 Top, «. highest part, upper end, summit, ij'c. ^fV^ *m w. 
 ^?!r *rm m. Ji^r m. Hr'<TT »«. KJ?!^ m. n. ^^r^ ot. 'flq n. 
 3T?ITFT »t. f^^ n. ■^^^■^m m. =|r5T/. P(T^/. 
 T. and bottom. ^"i'ST^^T m. TTTr^VTr »». 
 From t. to bottom, from t. to toe. f^^R^l5rI or ^- 
 
 ^T^q^, :T?^^rafrf, arr^r^^q;, a^m^fn^. 
 
 2 lid, V. CovEE. ^TT^ rt. ^rf^poT n. ?Rql^ m. 
 
 3 w/i/;cr sjV/a, v. Sueface. m^] TTH «i. »li^Tt5T *TR ni. 
 
 4 highest place, highest ranh: qT^ft ^Tril/.-qr^/.-q?^^ 
 
 /.-etc. gio^rr^T^ n. 3Trq^'*TTii «. 
 
 5 utmost degree, v. Height, qpotw m. ?f^RT/. qtl+IWl/- 
 
 6 ( of a plant ) head, crop, Sfc. ^r^ m. fSTT «». ftft/. 
 7 — spinning top. 'Tf^T or Hhr w- f^TTft/. 
 
 Blow in tho ring ( at top-playing ). t^ORlpJT "». 
 Dead throw of a t. vmzf. 
 Hole or dint struck on a t. q^ tn. 
 String of a t. H>R^ret/. ^JTT^/ 
 Sleeping ( swift spinning )'of a t. f^yi/. «. m, 
 8— humming t. v^t»fl?nT m. fifTKr w. 
 9— as used in comp. ^i;^, ?^T, iqftF<T. 
 ib Top, v. n. rite above or aloft. «rr -j^-Ac. aro^r ttiVA 
 
 q?Tt-&c. 
 To Top, o.a. See To Tip. 2 Sec To Subpass. 3 See To Chop. 
 Top HEAVY, a. ^T^TRt-^^R^, «l<»1l<t, *rrof«T+r^K**f>, 
 
 gr^n^. [ m. ^qr m. 
 
 Top-knot, n. ^ m. ^^TST m. ^'i\f. fvw\f. f^^ fl. 5^?r
 
 TOE 81 
 
 Topaz, n. — i\\o gem. ^^;xm po/). js^FU^r m. q'Trtrw m. 
 
 'ftH?<p1%^ m. 
 To Tope, v. n. drink hard. ^TrTot or ?fT^, gt^ot, f^n^. 
 Toper, n. v. V.— «nrfSoT.T'%"TT,r0nWn;,i5T5R:T, f=T^TRM. 
 Topic, n. general head, v. Subject. ^^^ m. ir-iJ^ar n. ^^^ 
 
 VI. r<X^ n. 
 Topic, Tovic.iiL, a. of or lolonpinff to a ffenercd head. ^W<K- 
 
 "JTr^r, sT^^i'TTrf^T^r^r, &c. sjr-qp^cf&r^. 
 
 2 pertaining to a particular place, local. ^^5^ft, <J^?\^ft- 
 
 i%=F, ?<TTf^^ ct W'^^^^ ( in comp. ). 
 Topogkapht, n. description of a particular place. f%^TT?'<TT- 
 
 f^iDpr ». f5r"^Tq-?'*T^qrof^ n. 
 
 To Topple, v. n. tumble, fall forward. JS-'TS^qr^S-^'riT^f- 
 
 n-&c. <T5iif, ;7?^0T. 
 TOP3YT0EVX, adv. iviih the top doicnicard. gH^TTTf^CT, ^r^'I- 
 
 TOECU, Ji. linh,flamleau, Sfc. H^TR^J/. f^ »i. f^^7^f. qm 
 OT. SJTT m. WAW.^-\ m. ^Mt\f 
 Handle of a t. f%^/. 
 
 T. of wisps, or of sprigs and twigs, &c. ^st/. ^3/- 
 T. carried ia an irou bowl. f^ST?5 m. — bearer of it, 
 
 To light the t. of discord, ^'^f. f^raoT. 
 TOECH-BEAHEB, n. H^TR^ or 3ft, f^^-crr, ^V^lsr^^TTf 'T. 
 
 Oil flask of t. ^A^\f. 
 To Torment, v. a. put to extreme pain or anguish, torture. 
 
 <KT^r%% |:^ M.-<Fn^ %:^ «.-^r?RT/.-3Tf?iJ?r?Tsrr/.-3Tf?r- 
 %^=TT/.-ifrir5rq^/--^'tc. ^RCTr-sot-Hm^oT, "^nr fqsiif. 
 
 2 ir.r, worry, harass, Sfc. v. To Tease. qt^>Jt, vJTT^ur, U- 
 
 ^FT^/. fff^foT, ^\m. pi. ^r^'if , ?i^r ?fff«. \^, ■'^Tsm ^^. 
 
 Torment, n. extreme pain or anguish. <pn; JTf'j |".^ «■ T^^I" 
 
 f^rfrir/. arfHs^-^r/. 3Tf?rqTrt^/. jrK?Tm^T/. ^T^^Jf^rrr- 
 
 Tobviented, ;). v. V. 1. ^R=5f ^-.W f^^l^rr, &c. 3lf?fqtf5?T, ^- 
 
 2 Tf^f^OT, ^psi^r, &c. 
 Toemextoe or ToEME^"TEE, n. Tobmekting, p. a. v. V. 1. 
 
 tprr^f |:^ ^iTRr, 3Tf?rir^T-&c. jp^urT^r-Ac. 
 
 2 Tf^OTRT, ^SJOTRT, &c. [ fsT^fTH, f^^of. 
 
 Toen, p. V. V. 1. "FTs^?^, f^^^^T, &c. 'PRqjr, fsffr^r., ^ft?f, 
 
 2 |^^T?5?5r, &c. ^^fTvT, 
 ToENABO, n. tempest. HUH n. 
 ToEPiD, a. that has lost power of motion and feeling, niimh. 
 
 siffn, g^TT, nqr, g^, ir^^^^r, ^ff,.^?, ^iftT?:, ^j^, f^r- 
 
 T%H, fH'^rT, ^%<T^, ^ft^H, ^fr^H, 3T%ff?r, f JTf^, ^- 
 
 TOEPOB, TOHPlniTT, TOKPIDNESS, TOEPITHDE, n. V. A. 5tf|- 
 
 ^T<JIT m. g^qoTT «J. &c. g^t/. ir^ f. K^/. gft-/. JTI^Ti 
 
 TOT 
 
 TOEEEST, «. violent or rapid sti-eam. Hgjr o?" H^f^r w. ^''in 
 m. <J5 ?n. f^r m. SR »«. f^g? m. qR^uftu. |f^/. 
 
 To raiu iu torrents, v. To Eain. f^irr a(/i'.-^JiTr'--IR oi/f. 
 
 -&e. ^^^^ 7301. 
 
 TOEEIB, a. jittrched with heal. 'pr':?^T^-7«'Jr^=qT-&C. Em*^- 
 
 T. zone. gTstir^ft^sT ot. 
 Tort, »i. t. "Weong, Injuei. j^f^^ h. H^HPft/. 
 Tortoise, n. ^PT^ra' »«. ^=s^5T m. ^p^s »». ^JT »». 
 ToETOiSE-SHELL, u. ^^^1\ m. %^^^^^^ ^q-^IT «». ^FTflSTT^^r- 
 
 ToBTuous. See Twisted, "Windixg. 
 
 To Toetube, v. a. put to the rack, ^'c. v. To Tormest. X\f\- 
 ':T^ <FR |:^ n. ^^, qTrT^T/.-&c. ^TJ-dr-^aT, ^r?y OT. /)?. ^- 
 ?'oT; — Tlie lullowiug words express modes of torturing, 
 
 vTwft/. ?JR^, ^Ptw =5nTwi. s;^'!!, ^%^T c?ra?:r m. \^^ 
 
 siRtfr-alrs'Jt, fH?;=^q'r=sff g^/. ^of, <fr?T wj.-^fs^ m.-^.^--^T 
 f pi- sra^, g:^55fr(- ^v^\^ qrc^iJf, ^5w. i^/. ^?:af-^rf5r.- 
 
 ^irf, q-sr 5T^ «• '^'Ji. 
 Toetuee, n. extreme pain, v. Torment, "pr^ hts |:i^ «. qr- 
 
 h^tt/. cftii^r/. 
 
 2'o TosSjV. a. throto.^ Sf'c., v. To Cast. TJ^ijf, ^Rcfr 
 
 2 ( the head, &c. ) ihroio up icith a sudden motion. ^FT^ 
 ^, ER-:r^f-&c. TTRCTr-q;?;iJr. 
 
 3 throw xcith the horns. f^TTSof or nUTTJiif, f^TTTH %^%- 
 
 |:5Raf, nTiT^ %aT-;j^sur-^5qrnr, ninTHr 5ft?=5ot, f?Tnrsot_ 
 
 4 about; tumhle over rudely. ^^^F^of, 3'?r^Dt,?'5f'^T?'T- 
 
 ?;; or 3^q^ret=sT?^/. ^^!jf , 3"??f^oT, 3?5?:rqk7f or g-?5-iTrqr?7- 
 
 2b Toss, V. n. fling about. rr5EH5!;iJf,rr5"F5'Jt, ■^5qR^,^^^5!:bT,. 
 
 TS^Sf adv. BT^fff, FI3;if'Z/.-?r5tFS/.-3T5,5!:;jtF55/.-&c.^76t. 
 
 To lie tossing and heaTing. fns^r ^H »Th5t, ^3^^^ 
 
 2 (in passion) v. To E age, To F0Me. t^STrfSr, ff?9rgar. 
 To toss up. ( for the lead in play, &c. ) sJI^FTU^ /. 
 
 Tass, Tossing, n. v. V. A. I.— act. ^^F^t «. &c. 
 
 2 ^"r^DT «. &c. ^l-jstifr/. 
 
 3 f^TTS^M. &c. 
 
 4 TS^dr »i. &e. ^^npioft/ T55TT5?T /. 7?T^?:r7H^? /. 
 
 7f5'4rqw«T/. qrsHF5/. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ffS'F?^ n. ^7M7M n. &c ?raJT3;/. ft^ifS /. 
 
 52^5^/. =ET3<P3/. =5f5'F5nff/. 37^55 J<F5 /. 3T^3;7q^ /. 3T- 
 
 ^^mq /. 37^o5qrq^ f.—intens. r^^HS]Z m. cTS-F^R «J. 
 
 ^3"FfT^ m. 
 
 2 iTS'F^'Ji ?!. ?T5'F5"Jf n. &e. 
 Total, a. v. All. ^sf,, ^fiT^r, ^H^", a^^Tqr. 
 
 2 V. Complete, qoi, qu. 
 Total, Totalitt, n. ivhole amount, v. Sum. ifO^T /. ^H?5r 
 
 m. ^HT/. (^^^ 3Tr5FR OT. ^T/. ?ir^r^r «. WTC?T »T. 
 Grand t, JT^rTT^ft or ^f l"fer ^^t^/- 5t^-5IT-5W
 
 Torr 
 
 889 
 
 TOW 
 
 ToiAXLX, adv. y. Wholly, ari^, ^?5^, fT^fT. 
 Jo TOTTEE, t'. «. shn^r so as to thnatcnajall. snof, S^- 
 5^01 or Snsiot, mHICTT, ^otJTSOT, ?Hot or sl?^^, FI^^^- 
 
 ^^■5WfW-?555f5 or E.V^Z\ adv. ^\fA-&.c. ?.Z^.zf.--?,t^- 
 
 3/. ^?;'n, ^^m.pl.^,z7r,7:S[-^.^z■S\g.ofs. ^Fsfti^?;/.- 
 
 ^rijf y. c/s. 3TrH^ »>. f55Hc5CTr y. offi. — intens. sniTif or 
 ToiTEKlKO, ;;. a. T. Y. snoiRr, STJTTJTTCT, &C. ITS'ftfT, VI- 
 
 Sojtfr, sdHoflri, ?!;5<T^, ^'Fi?::?;^, ^^■:\\^_ 
 
 ToiTEElNGLT, adv. V. V. STHT or nf , 5-T3-1J or ^f, 55EHo5 
 
 or sf, ^Z^Z or Sf, ?r^f^ or cf, FSiqS. 
 in? Touch, i;. <i. coma in contact iciih. ?T^l m. ^F^ijf y. o/ a. 
 
 c5rn"jf in. cow. ^?f W!.-&c. It'll i«. co?j. Jt-vVA g. of s. ^^^'iif. 
 
 2 ir/«y into contact with one's self; handle, meddle icith, 
 ^c. ^^ m.-&c. ^l^ (J. of 0. ^^m, ^cT m. FA^-mFM., 
 ^nrm ^dt, i%5f^, qs^, W'FJ'Jf, ai'P^dr,— Note. The ' 
 four last words have generally, but not necessarily, an 
 implication of comnmuicating or receiving pollution. 
 o^rriaiT, ^^V^ w.-^PT^f^ «.-&c. W^ui y. ofo. — mutually, 
 f^T^T^/.-?q-nreq-^ .'".-etc. ^;x^. [m^ kii_ 
 
 3 act upon, v. To Affect. c5PT'^, FSPJ^^l^f, arf^T or 3Tf- 
 
 4 move., melt, v. To Affect. #':T^,^S^fT ^of, «loie{c4i«». [ 
 -&c. ariTiIW. [^^rf^ijf i 
 
 5 See To Co:^cern. 6 ( au instrument ) play on. grs^- ■ 
 
 7 up ; T. To ri>-i3n, To Repair, ^^^ijf, ^^'f^ or ^- \\ 
 V]^., f^?R5r, ^^^\(\f ^^r. j' 
 
 Tj Touch, v.n. come into or be in contact. ^JFT^, f^Totcfr, fM'- i 
 5^,^501, ?5r>TfM, ?t^f^/.-H?r^ m.-&c. 3T?T^-fTor y. j: 
 ofs. recip. j 
 
 2 at ;— a ship, Ac. m^\ m.-'^Tn. ^^of, ; 
 
 8 upon ; v. To Mention. »frf ./".-TI" »i.-&c. sfiTT^f y. of o. j 
 Touch, «.— the sense, ^im. ^^^f^n. Ff\hf^nn. ^Tfr?r n. |i 
 
 To jud}^e by the t. jT^rnft^r/. ^m. | 
 
 2— the perception. W^fm. ^^foTrcTyn. ?q^^flTH«. ?crfTflT5T«. |i 
 
 3— the act. wn ■ln.^^^^ n. ?<ir^^«. ?"?^5^r'TT^ m. jl 
 4 See Contact. 5 See Test. 
 
 6 a small quantity intermixed. g^'P/- ^SZ] f. ^^i[ m. ! 
 TocCH-HOLF,, n. — of a fire arm, &c. ^RF ni. e^ft m. ^W^n. jj 
 Touch-stone, n. stone for examining metals. ^^[^ or ^^- 'l 
 
 A framed t. of gold, sft^^ »»• ^T^^rS ot./ m. 
 Quality determined by the t. ifm m. 
 Touch-wood, n. decayed ivood., spunk. %rRUTJi. qwi. qj/. 
 Touched, jj.v.V.A. 1. 2. ^^T %%^T, &c. Tcrf^tTrf, ?y?,'~^?^q. 
 4 %tT%^, :f;55^5^ VfTDT^^^r, &c. ^^f^^i ^^• 
 
 To be t. sp^sTZot, qj55sr6ET m.-&c. %or /n. co». ^^of. 
 I. slightly impaired or corrupted. F5T15, ?5T1T, c^m^FSr. 
 ToncHEB, n. Touching, /J. a. v. V. A.l. 2. ?q?!f ^f^oiitt, ?T- 
 
 ^rn, &c. ^q?T^, ?t^h-&c. ^-^rft. 
 
 3 Sbc Concerni.so Helatino. 
 
 4 and Pathetic, %-^irn, ^s^xr ^rmTTU, &c. qriTP, |- 
 
 !! V. V. N. 1. rmoiKr-Fanasr, aa^, ?t'?rR, ba^, «^. 
 
 Touchiness, n. v. A. N^lsriiTquir »;i. fq3f<?qair m. rfl%^- 
 
 oir »i.-Ac. f^T^^pt/. f^zf ^'15/ ^rtp^.ifqfir/. 
 Touchy, o. irrituUe, v. Peevish. f^x^^K, f^Tst^q^, f^^j- 
 
 I ToUGii, a. not Irittle.^ ^-c. ^]r\Z or ?, fqtTJ, ^rH^,^ni?,sfN? 
 •\ or 5, f^^ or or or f^(g^ or or, f^ilT, [«ix? 
 
 I 2— as wood, {^rnss, Ac. v. IIakd. RSf^ orii«i^,f^5^T, f^. 
 
 3 V. Hardy, Hale. f^%Z or or or f^\fZ or (ii, Jf.oi^r, 
 
 ^^r, ^iT^, ^tn^T. 
 
 I 4 tenacious, inflcxillc, <j'c. f^^, ^I»1^, f^^.Zor oior fq- 
 
 I ig^ or DT, N^^in, ?fr5R or 5. 
 
 j To Toughen, t'. a. make tough. ^^^Z-f^'(Z■f^!f.Z■&c. ^ij, 
 
 fqq;^qiirr m.-&c. arnnor. 
 To Touuhen, v. n. lecome tough, fmiii, ^TTR or 5-fq^^-Ar. 
 
 2— fruits, TegctnblcB, &c. ^r^T^n, ^^R«r, f^^or. 
 Toughness, «. v. A. 1. snfT^'^'nr m. f^^^qou m. xim^qoir f», 
 ^^F^^Turr ?n. &c. f^^^rf /. 
 
 2 fM^z^^J m. f^ai?:qair »». 
 
 3 f%I^?^TUTr OT. ^"JT^inr »». Ac. z^^f. 
 
 4 f^^T?:'?''!! w. f^^!^<Jir m. &c. f^'fiZ\if. 
 
 Tour, h. a journey in a circuit. qsTT m. ^t\f. T^?^ >i. !T^- 
 
 2 /Mr« of duty, c^c. TP^J. qp^/. 
 Tourist, «. q^^r 'PT'TRT w». 
 
 TOUENAIIENT, W. /i7^ Hr%q?T^^ 0^' ^RT^/. [ W. 
 
 Tow, «. coarse part of hemp or fax. ftriT^-^iII^-itc. ^'"'FW 
 To Tow, V. a. drag hy a rope throujh icatcr. ^itt/.-i^c. OT^- 
 
 Towage, n. t. Y.— the act. 3r-0?5Tf5 ^rs^ ». 
 TowAED, Towards, p-fp. t'« //(C direction of. ^%. 
 
 2 K'iVA direction to, tcith respect to. f^T'ff, ^, qss. 
 Toward, Towardly, Towardness. See Sharp, Shabpkess. 
 Towel, n. cloth for wiping the body, ^m!^ m. ^M+'MIf? m. 
 
 ari'iNW n. arfiT^'Jit/. ^F^^r^ «. ir^m^^/. arnrn- 
 
 Tower, m. elevated building. ^^^^^V^ sJI^T wi.-iTfP^ »«.-r- 
 TTFM' w«. 3T^r?ft-3Tr?HRm^ q'RTwi.-JT^M w. >Trj^ fl. w. 
 
 2 See Fort. 
 To Tower, v. n. rise high. ^=^-m ^"m -^T'Jr. 
 Town, «. «Vy. 5fT^ «. nf^ mi. «• 'Tnr «. dim. ^^f\/. qj- ;)0^. 
 q^ n. and dim. '{t[f. "TtR «• 
 
 Jlauufocturiug or trading t. q?/. 
 
 Minor t. 3ni^5/. 
 
 The old t. the portion first settled. ^^^'i m. 
 
 Poor, mean, &c. t. ^IvToft^?/. 
 
 Walls of at. ?T^^?^r"i. 
 
 TowN-ioLK, M. ^nn?ftr^-nRi?ft^-i.tc. ^>T«i.;)/.-HroT% n.pi. 
 
 H'W.^^ m. pi. [ =F%^/- 
 
 Tows-nousE, Tows-HALL, n. ^+H.«ll4r >». ^TT^IT^RSt/.
 
 TRA 
 
 890 
 
 TRA 
 
 T0W>-8-iIAN, «. nf^T^. 
 
 Tor, n. play-thiiiy. %o5<Jr n. ^m^^\ m. ^jftfTHT m. 
 
 2 See TniFLE. 
 To Tor, V. n. v. To Tbiflk. %oEof, ^^^, 
 
 2 dally amorously. ^JTiit, R^r^ ««.-q?m5pt?r /.-^TTrftflT 
 
 /.-TW%'?T/.-^JfT^t/.-A-c. T.l^, 
 Trace, n.foolsleps, (rack., lit. fig. v. Footstep. qrTf ?«. 
 
 T. — comproh. track or vestige. JTHT'T^T m. T?r^RT ot. 
 3TRTrnw. 
 T. — compreh. ««»•« or lidinjs of. TrTf^Tr ?«. ^Tfl^r^T 
 
 m. '<TmTTr m. ^rTm^r m. [ms^. 
 
 To obliterate all traces aud impressions. HTTHW m. 
 2 harness. 3Tr?r/. ^^^JT/ r5E6[^ n. pi. 
 To Tkacf., v. a. follow ly the tracks of ^j^t^ or 3"Jtn6t, 
 
 TTT ««. BRiJr-^PT^'Ji, sr^r w.-fs^rurr m.-sr^r fsw^rr m.-'<Tt- 
 q H!.-&c. Fsiq'ot-qTiaT, fif^off-'<TfnRr-ttc. ar^rtii-TTS^, t- 
 ^r m.-tfsr W1.-&C. psr^iJr, ^5r-5# sr^rot, ^rs'jf, 5(ir=T ?«. 
 
 To be traced. ^n\ m.^^J^J m.-fi'^i\]m.-^-^\ »».-&c. tTT- 
 
 2 ( outlines ) r. To Mark out. 3Tqf?^,5f?T'Jr, ^PT^^. 
 
 3 ( letters of a copy in learning to write). ^RroE"jf, 
 PlWOT. [TTT'qr. 
 
 Tracer, «. Teaoing, p. a. v. V. 1. nm ;fn^crrr»:r, jriTTs-gr, 
 Trachea, n. v. "Windpipe, s^hhr m. nxi n. ^T:t[f, 
 Track, «. vestige, v. Trace. Jirn »«. iJIT«. 
 
 2 V. "Wat, Eoad. ctr/. T^r ??». ^["^ ?«. 
 Devious t. ^M'JI'i/. 
 
 3 beaten path, fig. f^Mf/! 
 
 4 ( of a thing; dragged, of a snake, &c.). sff^/. <JfT^3/. 
 
 To Tkack, ». a. See To Teace. 2 drag along. <p;<T?:CTt, "P^^S- 
 
 5iJT-3Trf ^ ^aT_ 
 
 3 See To Tow. 
 Trackless, a. ^R^T^^T-f^n^ET, fif^TT^IFft. 
 Teack-rope, n. iPij^^f arr^/. TT'I m. 
 Tract, n. region, quantity of land or ivatxr. \'^ m. sf^^T m. 
 
 rf55 m. "^3TH n. TjSiT ot. ^PT n. 
 
 2 small pamphlet on religion. ^JtHtT fir'HTr^ ^'Tft/- 
 TKAcrABir,iTT, Tractableness, n. v. A. ;^-7;jftqTirr ««. ^^- 
 
 Tractable^ a. v. Docile, Oeedie.st. ^^iTt, f^^^Tsn^TT, 
 
 To render t. q^iiff^r 'SITDT^. 
 Tractile, Tractilitx. See Ductile, Ductility. 
 Trade, Trading, «. trafflo, commerce, ^f[^ m. s^qn; pop. 
 
 ^'if-toT n. ^;T5?f m. %^r'^^T »J. or sft /. ( or \m^ n. 
 
 *''-)%^/. ^^qr w. ?5if5iT/. H^5/. ?55rT55rTOT. wir »«. 
 
 T. upou a nominal capital. ijq-q?T q^^-s^TT^-TStH m. 
 2 profession, occupation, v. Business, q^r m. '^^TT in. ^- 
 
 Headman of a t. =qt>:Tft. 
 
 Jack of all trades. ^J+«»ff, ^7;5-q:fr, ^^TJJPft or r?TT, 
 To Trade, v. n. 3"^H w.%r^ nl.■^]^K tn.-^^^ni^ f..%^. 
 
 f^?T m.-&c. ^,TSi\. 
 Trader,?! Trading,;;, o. v. V. g-^t^T q5?:orRr, Ac. T^ift, 
 STNR^iJO;). ^TT^, K|r^^, m^I'R, s^Jf^fT /)0/). ^sTfTfT, 
 
 Some compellations for a t. are, isz or \\z. ^H<jfT. 
 
 Business-trips of traders ( abroad, over the country, 
 about the town, &c. ). •T'^r^/. 
 
 Petty t. 5?55TT, ^^'Trft-TRTT, HTS^T^TTO'^. 
 
 Traders, — compreh. traders and dealers, tradesfolk. 
 ^rrnfr ^^ m. pi. ^\^W^•^,m.pl. ii^T?5 n. 't^^]^^Km. pi . 
 
 Traders and trading business,-compreh. ^n«r?fr=nFROT. 
 
 2 trading vessel, fi^-^ HFJ^jFf n. f^?r?ft ffT^ n. qj^^- 
 
 ?T n. ^FT^rst q?55nT «. 
 
 Tradesman, n. v. Shop-keeper. 5^T"TT^, sq^^T^Rt, f^T^T, 
 
 Tradition, h. 07-aZ communication from age to age. r5FF=Ji- 
 
 2«(/. TRq^T n. <TTt>Tm<T??r ««. W':R?t=F'<TT /. J^^^PJT w. 
 
 2 traditional custom or usage. ^fl^OT m. /. afiST^OT /. 
 ^TTSR'fff n. [^ «• f^WRT «. 
 
 3 y/vm^ j«^o the hands of another, v. Delivery. ^Tfft- 
 
 TltADITlONAL, TEADtTIONAEY, «. V. N. qfrTra^ ^T^Ff 3^T, 
 
 ?5^, arrar^, 3?r^'^ 3TR?rr, Tt^^nrsT, tt't^Iw, qmr^rm, 
 
 arRiTTfr, T"RTITT!T, ^OTRqpoff=qr, ^PRRlfT, ^RJTrqTrT, ^^^^m. 
 T. & authoritative doctrine. ?jsr^T^ m. 
 Traditionally, adv. v. A. ^€[=2^7 afr^T^, 'T?:TT^, "TRT'T?^, 
 
 To Traduce, v. a. v. To Asperse. rUPM «. ^^ 2«'M ^t 0/ 
 
 0. =qfr?t/.-=^T??t f.-^j\^f ^ror-^riiJr-TK^ y. 0/0. h"!- 
 prH /. q-iJr-Err?5aT, ^rr^ m. f. qraiJi-iraT, arfH^tH^ ?i.--H- 
 
 f>T?TrT H».-31H5rr^ »»• ^^t g. ofo. 
 Traduced, p. v. V. ^RT %d?.ri|-3TT%R;r, &c. 3Tf>T^T^, "H- 
 
 Teaducer, «. Traducing, p. a. v. V. an(Z Aspersee. H'^n 
 qTTRT, =^r^ ^fnilRT, 3TT55 ^raoiRT, &c. giJT'Tr, WfT- 
 
 Traducing, n. v. V. and Aspersion. f^i;ii?f n. 
 Traffic, n. v. Trade, ^^m m. sqr^R pop. ^^\^ m. q^jf^^'i'' 
 
 To Traffic. See To Trade. 
 
 Tragedian, n. a loriter of tragedy. ^•.^^flW^^^\Z^'^^ . 
 
 2 an acter of tragedy. ^•.^TftiTr'l^ ==TT5"+"T^ ^^iTq'tjft ^- 
 
 ^(TRT, :p^OTrT?Trf^?rFTft. 
 Tragedy, n. a drama that has a fatal issue. St^f^qt Tfr"!!- 
 
 HrJr 5tr;^ «. f :^tRitth:p ^rz^ n. ^p^orR^sj-qRr Ti^^f; «• 
 
 2 See Calamity.
 
 TEA 
 
 Tkaoic, Tkagical, a. lelonyinr/, ^c. to tragedy, v. N. |:^ 
 
 2 V. Calamitols. |KqiToirjfr, 5t?T, ar^fT. 
 To Trail, v. a. draw along, v. To Teack. "^iM-Iuj, qs^qjSOT^ 
 
 jZb Trail, v. n. move along on the ground, ^mz^^ <RT;rr 
 Teail, n. tiling drawn along. STTS/. 
 
 2 mark left. '^^^Z f. 9>f^^5/. "Pf^JT «i. ^TT/. ^TTf/. 
 
 3 scent lift. ^WJ=^'!-^''^]^T-&c. mi ?M. 
 
 JeaILINGLT, adv. \. \. '^l^Z■^t., ?rarl ?5lNrf. 
 
 To Train, t--. a. teach and form hg practice, t.To Educate, 
 To DiSCIPLIKE. ft([^^.^^, ftl^^T /. ^, ftTf?T7I-f f^lf?T^ 
 
 m.-&c. «j)<ui. 
 
 2 ( a horse, &c. ) t. To Discipline. rfr?ft»T /. ^. 
 Post or stake at which to t. ( bullock, &e.) ^frt n. 
 
 3 See To Draw, To Allure. 
 Train, n. ( of a gown &c. ). ifr?TT »»• ^FIT '«. sr^'n or ^ /. 
 
 A long t. or trail, ^^r^j ?5I5 m. 
 
 2 consecuti-on, line, v. Series, ^t^ «. /. Trar /lo^. HTo5 
 /. ^f /. fK./". ^T^/. ?Iimr55 /. TO. [1, rTIT/. 
 
 T. of reasouiu"-, discourse, &c. ST^IoE/. i'. c^R, ^T- 
 
 3 Zme of process, v. Order. 5t;jt ">. ar^qiJT m. ar^^'-iTT- 
 ^ «. fflSf?T^r m. ^^ZJ m. [(/. of a. 
 
 To be put iu t.— a work, &c. r\^ n.f F^TT"^ or q^iJi 
 To lay a t. PTTT m. arg^r. 
 
 Tolayiat. 3T'4ur, ^T^ «./.-&c. jrr^ot y. o/ o. ar^ff- 
 HR' «. :t;^ui-sn!=l'JT-T=E('Jf g. ofo. 
 
 4 V. Eetince. f^ril*)/- ?f^T^ o'^Tff/. ?I^?: or r^- 
 
 ?; «. ^z^r m. w-^ "• 
 
 A loug t. ^TFfTSJrss Hi. 
 
 That has his t. with him. ^mRcJK. 
 
 5 iodg {of men or animals) moving in order. HToI^T/. 
 
 c^ TO. ^^/. ?^'Jl/. ?^/. ^cp^/. JprfR /". +.r)Kl »». 
 
 6 Z!«f of powder. ^,^ 3TT55/. t^qft<T 3TI55/. 
 
 7 ( of gunpowder, grain, etc. spilled ). <^nT^5!/. 
 
 8 Zi«e of artillei-y. rfppr/- 2^/- ?fr"P^FrT »". 
 
 9 ( on a railway) Tliilj^ JTTot^r/. [ Hl'flff. 
 Trained, /j. v. V. 1. Rl^?^^, &c. f^f?T?f, fn^, 3Tg;fftfr, 
 
 2 nlc^H f^^?!T, ^n^jfr. 
 Trainee, n. Trainiko. p. a. v. V. 1. f«:F?iarm, f^ierrVrnj, 
 
 f^f^FT ^^TniTT, srsifm 'Stiuiuiki, &c. 
 
 Training, n. v. Y. 1. — act. f?l^^ «. q^ijf n. ^\^ n. ^■ 
 
 softer arm'Jr n. &c. q^^<7fT/. f^?TT/. a^^^q'TO. 3t^- 
 ^^^ n. 
 
 Trait, n. (of character) r. Mark. ?j^ut «. fsf'^ «. ^Tf/. 
 
 Bad t. 5?^?TDI M. I^I^TOT n. 
 
 Good t. g?=r?Tnr n. 
 Traitor, n. one guilty of treason, fr^r^r f<Pri"^3T-f<}>Hfr ?r- 
 ?;?JT-&c. ITTW^, ^■■^^''T^T, 5?ifrfr, ^T^^^. 
 
 891 TR.l 
 
 2— gener. a betrayer of his trust. fr»i|l*mif1^-«nffT, W- 
 
 Traitorous. See Treasonable, TnEACUEnous. 
 
 Trammel, To Trammel. See Ket, Clog, To Clog. 
 
 To Tramp, «•. «. trudge, travel, tjv. trearisomcly. TTT wi. //. 
 
 ^f.■^i^a'^i^f-^'^Jf■■kc. !fim_ 
 
 To Tramp, v. a. See To Tread. 
 
 To Trample, i'. a. tread underfoot, tread doicn. 'T^6t,»1?0T, 
 ^T^tJf or T?^,OT, <5^^or or gSS'Jt, ^?''t, g?30T, ^"l^- 
 
 ^, HoEwft/. m?!ory, ofo. jsqRdr, s^-jRot, gr^a; /.-n*T- 
 
 fT M.-^VTT TO.-Tr^/.-TRgir m.-nrtrsi or sfT/ ^or-^Trl- 
 "^-Hisirr, ai5|TjfT/.-;jqHt wi.-n^ n.-&c. ^.jH g.ofo. 
 
 Trample, Thampliso, n. v. V. H^srof «. HJiii n. &c. ^|«i- 
 oft/. TTTH^afr/. ?1j3r or T^l^^r »M. ift^a or XlfZ^f. 7- 
 <m^ m. (JRH^H n. H?5T «. a^^lH^ m. a^sfT^T «. ^^i^ »n. 
 ^JTt^ n. 
 
 Trampled.;). V. V. 5^?r?iT,Tra3%rrr, &c. hRh, T<TR%, 
 
 Trampleb, «. Trampling,/), a. v. V. fT^'niTT, »T3<»lt ^PT 
 DiRr, Tt^oE'JrKT, &c. JT;(^-^JTi^-ct(' ^Tii-^rft-Ac. 
 
 Trance, «.. ecstacy, rapt state. ^^n'lH^frry. ?FH^^'<Tr /. 
 
 ^HTf^' TO./. ^g^':TT^^^?iP;T-?;i?ixf=E(TTg_f'rr/. 
 Tranquil, a. v. Calm, Composed. Rjr<T, ?Tm, fr^'', 'iT?5sy. 
 To Tranqcilize, r. n. t. To Comiose. ^fir^fn or ?i-ar^<Ji, 
 
 ^im-f%'4T-Ac. ^^ijf, ^Ttf?T/.-TqnH wi.-^H m.-Tin^T^ n.-^ 
 
 &c. i|)<ur y. o/^ 0. 
 Tranquillity, Tranquilness, «. v. A. KTra'T'IT m. Vnni-f 
 
 err m. f^-<jv^\ m. mfrf/ ^iiTO.?ir>TOf^f^ «. ar^jsv^ir/. 
 
 To Transact, r. «. do, perform, ^\-c. v. To Com-uct, To 
 JIanage. ^"jf, ^rFT^oT, 3TN<ui, ^^I?ot, aiH^OT, ^rff- 
 
 qr?:/.-3TpqT0T«.-&c. ^nTJf. 
 TRAN.<iACTEr,/). V. V. %?5^r, srf^'JI'iA'^.l, <S:c. ^frm, -H^f^. 
 Transaction, «. v. V.— arf. JpW'i. Ac. ^f^^T^/. W^TT^'i. 
 
 I. that which has leen done, \. Action, Aefair. ^;J^n. 
 
 jpT^n. nre/. 5!?;?JTTw. 
 
 To Transcend. See To E.vceed, To E.xcel. [peeiok. 
 
 Transcendent, Transcendental. See Sukpaspino, Su- 
 To Transcribe, Transcript, &c. See To Copy, Copt, &c. 
 To Transfer, v.a. convey from one place or person to another. 
 
 rtTT^trRM -&e. ^ot g. ofo. 
 
 2 mal-e over, convey. (pT^q^W) ^-HmOi-^r<pT Jin-J^JT- 
 
 yf\^ iRor, ^=nr5'JT, 3T«nWTO.-*c. ^^ g. ofo. RiSffH|ffT 
 
 Tbansker, Traksiekence, n. v. V. 1. +|iS'H6t»i. Ac r«i- 
 
 F^fHTw. ?'<TrHtrrT)!. 
 2 |?f=qra^OTn. &c. q^:p?I5R n. 
 Transferred, p. v. V. 1. ^FTTH JlB^ir, ?V?5f^ %?5^, &c. 
 
 2 CfET=^Tm) f^f?5T, &c. <?T^«^tT. 
 Teansfebbeb, n. Tbansfeeeino, ;). a. v. V. 1. ^if^^urRl, 
 
 A£0
 
 TEA 
 
 892 
 
 TEA 
 
 ?*T?5i?H ^J^OTPCT, Ac. 
 
 2 pr-'mH ^^^1 ^<^- [foem, &c. 
 
 Teassfiocration, To TuAXsriGUBE, Ac. Sco To Tbans- 
 To Tra^stix, v. a. pierce through. 3lKHl<-qK HRf^Fof-ts^ot- 
 
 To TkaXsfobm, v. a. change the form, i|'e. of. ^n.-^CT"-- 
 3TPFK»i.-&c. fT>T^cr-"Tras^ y. of o. ^\^n.--^^^m.-&e. 
 ^rii g. of 0. 
 
 TKAKSFOBilABLH, rt. T. V. ^qfrTT^T1^T^"~r'n-&C. f^^T^. 
 TkansfobmatION, n. t. V. ^?n:«. ^qT^m. qfr'JTWwJ. Tfc- 
 
 ormi^i^rt. ^^R«>. ftr?;frT/. ^f^rspRm. ^fsi^frr/. 
 
 TBANSFOEMEn,p. V. V. C^f<P^i^r, ^'7f?I^%?5Sr, &C. ^qf^- 
 
 TEAKsroEiiEB, M. Thaksfobming, p. ff. T. V. ^^Mpfri'J'JIKI, 
 Jb Tbaksfcse, «;. a. pour from one inio another. ^^^^^■ 
 
 2(3 Teansgbess, v. a. overpass ( a limit, rule, &c.) lit. fig. 
 
 g-^or, rj^, ^rsfi;DT, a^fn^ir'jf, miot, mfrr, *niat, g-- 
 
 e5^'«.-3"?iq^«.-3ifH^H'n».-5qfeipiTw.-&c. ^Twf g. ofo. 
 To Teansgeess, v.n. offend hy violating a law .v. To Offend. 
 
 3TrfTT/.-f ffT'«.-&e. ggqiif-Hl^-mS^, ^^r^^m.^:s{r^\^ 
 
 m.-&e. ^^OT, 3TTflTJTiT)«. ^F^. 
 
 Teansgbessed, ;). V. V. A. 3wr%c7T, 3?r?5r53:3r, &c. ^jfjflr- 
 
 Teansgeession, m.T.V. A. — act. ^^^vi\n. ^J^^(n. a?r?5f3"n«. 
 
 &C. g-E5^?«. ^•S??^^. 3^^«. ^{TT^^^W. ■HTOT. 3Ti%5RPrw. 
 
 V. V. N. aH(/ Ceime, Sin. arTfTTitnm. arr^raqw. aTT^r- 
 c5gTf«. ar^ayrw. a^j^^rmw. chh^i^/. 
 
 Tbansgeessob, n. Teansgeessino, p. a. t. V. A. 3'5§WTRT, 
 ^^iSorRT, v3c5M+<u|l<|, &c. g^q'^-3Tfn^JT0T-&c. ^rff- 
 
 V. V. N. and CKiiiiKAL, Siiixeb. 3TTfTr 'irS'tRr, &c. 
 aTTffnpfr, anwm^, aTT^r^-ft, aH'^iiTt. 
 Teansiest, a. V. Tempoeaet. ifrSTtss ^j^tTTTTT, a7r<TFft, f(- 
 
 Teanstestness, Teansiesct, n. v. A. 3R'«Trf^?1T/. =q=Ef?f- 
 
 fTT/. =qf^?^ w. 
 Teaksit, n. passing over or across. ailiMK^IIUfw. 3TS?Tff^- 
 
 JT?T JJ.-TfH/. ?npK »f. ■h'-+HO| «. ^jptfrf/. 37f?[ifnT m. 
 
 Tea>-sit-dutt, «. ^^/. TT^ft ^'Rrf /. 
 
 Teansition, 11. passage from one state, condiiion, place, SjC, 
 to another, v. Change. ^^PK in. ■^^■^^ n. y'-+iPf/. f^4- 
 f!t^ n. 3T5R*TmT «. F-tTRTflT n. ?'4cri?fT «. 
 
 Tbaxsitive, o. — in grammar. ^^H^. 
 
 Teausitosisess, n. v. A. 3T^»TTfe? n. ^'m^^ n. ^N??T«. 
 
 Xeaksitght, a. V. Temporabt. 3T^'<Tpft, arf^^^^TFft, ?T- 
 f*n^, ?niT->T|R:, =^^T^ or 3, ^?5. 
 
 To Tbanslate, I!, a. remove from one place to another, v. To 
 
 2 /aA-« ioiWy /o Heaven. ^T^st oi/ff. qof-'^S^ ^of, (ami. 
 passively. vTfuf-^j^ot). 
 
 3 render into another language. a^T<T^, 3c[^ofj 5f;^, -^~^■ 
 tftrf^ w.-rTT^JTr >n.-&c. JPTof g. ofo. 
 
 TnAUsi-ATEr, ;>. v. V. 1. '<TT^qT?s?; q;%P5T, ^VI^tfR %^?it,Ac, 
 
 2 ??^^ %k?IT, &C. ^^rftTK^, BrTH^. 
 
 Teanslation, n. v. V, 1. r-THTR^M. rTRirR n. ?*T?5iFi?:«. 
 
 3 fR^Tws. g'fTRTm. S'FTRw. ^Ti?R»i. 3T^?R0T?i. a^eT^TRw. 
 
 A i'ree or loose t. an imitation. SRfTgp'JI «. 
 Teanslatob, n. v. V. 3. gr^iT'JTRT, H?Tf?R ^niRT, &c. 
 Tbakslccent, &c. See Teauspaeent, &c. 
 Teaksmaeihe, a. ^5?TT?ft^?^T-T^^^T. 
 To Teansmiobate, v. n. See To JIigeate. 2 pass from one 
 lody into another. J^^TT ^'TTtrl-3l^;jRTTti=r-^^trRtrf- 
 
 &c. vrfTirr, !5RHtrR «.-5?r^'TT m. M.-&C. qr^-^ijf. 
 
 Tbansmigeation, m. T. V. 2. v»T5^tfrTRT ^lOT n. &c. ^3^yf\\' 
 
 ?IT «. TS=I^'=^ M- «• ^'^'R'T »i. ^rfJTVTHOV n. 
 TEA5SMISSI0N, Teahsmittal, n. V. V. 1. 915^^ n. tTTSot «. 
 
 To Transmit, v. a. v. To Send. TT3T'jf, ^TTSot, qt^^qtJr, ^r- 
 
 Rffot, ?rr^ ^fR^, m<'m<I'ih ^t^t. 
 
 2 sufer to pass through. v7HT^r=5ft tJTC/.-snwqT^RTT'l «. 
 %>jf, TR ^^n^ ^^. 
 Teansmijtation, »!. V. V. "TiT'JrT'TfFR n. ^e^rtT h. qf^im- 
 
 *T^ m. vFITc^rR M. 
 
 To Teansmute, v. a. change from one subs/ace or nature in, 
 to another, v. To Change. f^TT^^o^r 7i.-^oqt?T^ n.-&c, 
 
 ^?:of g. ofo. 3Trf?r/.-&c. fiRcr^ty. ofo. 
 
 Teanspaeency, Teanspaeentness, n. v. A. 1. sfSR^l^^j^l/". 
 
 ftROIWTT/. ^^.n^m^^r{jf. &c. 
 Tbanspaeent, a. that transmits light, not opaie. g'^ST^ 
 
 ?rrf^<nRT, Jf^^'kr, f^'^?i,^w^TR>'^^,si:pT^Trsrf?T5fq=??, 
 5^5Rm^. 
 
 2 See Clear. 
 To Teanspieece, v. a. irajisjix. 3^r?qR-Ac. %tTiJr-'>fm^Di-<to. 
 To Tbanspiee, ?'.«. ?<efo»ie;w?/ic. ^?:ot, sjr^qiof, g^RTor, 
 
 ^HJ'n, 3-H5ot, =qtqf?T-=^=EfRffr-=JT^BiTRr-=qn5fft^-5rf?T- 
 
 2 pass off through the pores. urttufH^ f^qof-5Il|W5or_ 
 To Teansplant, v. a. remove and plant in another place. 5- 
 
 ^fF^TT irrT JJiq-^, ?5R'jft/.-3Tf5r'jft/.-&c. :fRCTr_ 
 TeaNSPLantation, m. v. v. FTT^rnt/. d"T?5Wft/ 3Tt5nfft/. 
 
 A bed of rice plants, &c. raised for t. rR^ m. 
 Teansplanted,;?. t. V. pT^T ^fFr?5RraT, ?5TWail-%$j7T,Ac. 
 To Tbanspoet, v. a. convei/, y. To Caeet. qoi^ ^^^. 
 
 2 ( criminals; ) v. To Banish. ^PToETT "TloiJliR <?T3^CT- 
 
 3 enrapture, enravish, t. To Eejoice. ^rT=^H?ft«lf^, 
 
 ■^TrsrfTfiT'Jf, aTTF^oi, 5irai)rrtg^-qTm^rf^-Ac. ert^. 
 
 4 hurry or carry away ly violence of passion. JTM «.-^-
 
 TEA 
 
 89c 
 
 65^ g. of 0. ^ m. jil. ^s^^^frT m^'r?lH ^^ g. oj o. 
 TbaKsfoet, n. rapture, v. Joy. <PTT^ ■^jz\ ^^^,^ m. aTr'TR- 
 ^ «t. (TTHPT^ m. 3l^Tm^ m. 3TTf ^I^ m. 31Ir^^ «. 3-??r- 
 
 2 vessel of carriage, .^-c. ^^\-^\^-T<{V^S'^^]^^•[^ h^r^]^- 
 &c. n?y5i?T W.-&C. 
 TsANsroiiTATioN, «. V. V. X.—act. %of «• •TTf'n «. 
 
 2 one? BASisnMEST. !?;tto^ "TT'^rrcn; ?T5«r^ n. 
 TBANsroKTEu, ;). -v. V. 1. ?f%3r, "ic. 
 
 3 <FR=5f ?t#rw%?5T, &c. 5fra^r^^T,^m'fjTff^?r, frT^f'^rr. 
 
 To be t. 3TPT5 m.-^ m.-&Q. JJ^iSH H HTirf ^. f/*. 
 3TTH^m.-&c. ^ra Htf^r^r \mg-ofs. 3"c5Taot or 3'^T55^, 
 
 Tbanspoeting, p. a. Y. V. 3. <^\l=^ ^^^^K'\^ &c. "T^HPf^- 
 
 2> Transpose, v.a. put each in the place oJ the other. ^\^\- 
 
 ^-^•4mrqt-&c. 3T^^r5i7r5/.-^?5^iqr?re/.-&c. ^m g.oj o. 
 
 r<^^^^f^^^ m.-kc. q^^y. ofo. 
 Transposed, _p. t. V. ^rqi^r 3-^^71^?:%^^, kc. 
 Transposition, Tba>-sposai., w. t. V. vJTr"Tr^-r45rT^-&c. 
 
 c3H!^r4|a)^^/.-cirtil4lrf?:/.-&c. ?'<TnTf^f?T'T'T m. F'Tj^M'T- 
 
 Teassubstastiation, n. change of sulsfance. SS^frlT «. T- 
 TeaNsvehsal, Tbansveese, a. Zymy across. aTTS^r, ffl^^. 
 TRANSTFasALLT, crfy. T. A. aTF^^r fl'ee^. ffT'f^. 
 Xhap, n. V. Snare. ?rrT«r »>. 
 
 2 fig", stratagem or device for deceiving, \. Machination, 
 
 Sr? m. ^^ m. W^JZ or f^^^ «. T==f^ M. 
 
 To catch one iu his own t. ^r^?TT ^fTS^T/. pi ?qT- 
 
 3— the play. F^t^^or ?^<rfe ?»• "Trs^if r ?k. 
 
 4 — the rock or stoue. ^?/. ««. 'M<*i<J'1S w. :praf*f?rTt /. 
 
 To Trap. See To Insnaee. 
 
 Teap-doob, n. '^x^K «. =qr^?:5rr^T m. 
 
 Teap-stice, «. CTf »«. ^rsr »». 
 
 To Teapan. See To Insnaee. 
 
 Teapes. See Sldt. 
 
 Trapezium:, n.—ui geometry. P-jim^^T^r n. NTH^^T^'T^ ». 
 
 Trapezoid, n. ^Hri^^ j^^ '»• 
 
 Trappings, n. t. Fisery. firr^opift^-nTtTo5m^T-^?:»?Tr5fr- 
 
 ?3ftf?nrft^T-^5F^r5fr-&c.<frflI^ m.--^]^m. nj^Jo[.^^n.pl. 
 
 Traps, M. t. Things. ^tir^JW/. «mPT?».^TTg?TT /: ^'zrfj^sTni. 
 
 Travelling t.v. Bagoaoe. ^T^?^n. ^V.J^^^f. qr^r 
 
 f^^m or^f. 
 Trash, w. tcorthless mailer, rullish, stuff, trumpery. \^^^ 
 
 or\T^,f. ^PT^r^/. pi. ^ZV^^A n. ^\^'mf. ^^ f. ^.- 
 
 FftTR n. ^nw^iiTOT or ^,]^w^V^1>l. J^lf. ^J-ifT «. 3T1f- 
 
 2 V. N0NSE»3E. STTnTI n, ^TT^'piJ K, 57^"?fT ?'. 
 
 TRE 
 
 3 improper food, green fruit, ^c. f^%fl| tn. pi. ^^ijrt- 
 
 «p>»». pi. f^Tt^r^-^^fq^ir-fip^^?".i--fli5(^iA3»i7.vrp>- 
 
 flW'^-Ae. "Pet «.-^m n.-Ac. 
 Teasiit. Sec Womiii.Ess. 
 Travail, Sec Labor. 
 
 To Travail, v. n.\. To Labor, gm^of or ^ott?<7T, ^otijai 
 To Travel, r. n. journey, pats, go, Sfc. ^r^ofc, ^R/.-mn >.i - 
 
 H W.-&C. ^^_ 
 
 2 goto a distant country, visit n foreign place. ^^ifflT «.- 
 
 sf^?r w.-??TR?r ti..??itra??r f>.-?rr«»Toi n.&c w.^^, jj^i- 
 
 ^of, a7?:ot. 
 2b Travel, v. a. pass over, journey over, traverse. f<fj7ct 
 (this verb agrees with tlic agent ), JT.nor, r^zof, ifSci, 
 
 Travel, Tbavellin^. n. v. Y. N. 1. ^Rot «. wsimnt or 
 5^r'Pfr/. JTHi^^im «. KT^Tii^ n. Hnffs^ „."j,m[fHsf;. 
 
 J^"!! n. qrsfT/. 
 
 2 a;i(/ travels. ^^itFTT ^^ n. f^?:w «. Ac. \f[\^ n. \x^^- 
 
 ^ «. \vvc^ n. '^^gjTor n. ^fcfT^ m. v^^v9^^^ «. 3t?^h. 
 
 T. V. A. s^^Hof n. kc. ^PHt>r «. H^JTTII w. ?i^JT m. 
 Traveller,?!. Travelling,;?, o. v. V. N. HPi^r^ojRT, 
 ^r^^TROTRT, «rT7?f^, cTTCiTT'ff, H^lTf?: or 5flT<R, HPlVq, 
 
 Building for the accommodation of travellers. vp^^TT- 
 
 ^ pop. v^nVra/. 
 
 2 ^?TmT ;jrTllTRT-%%rfT, SJiJTW «P^RT-^%?!T, Ac. fr^Jn 
 or ^3T, ST^flt, ?f^T?;. 
 
 Traveller's tale. g-^Trip-ftn"? /. it^^TTOT n. sfts^N/. m. 
 The current sayings or phrases in reproof and rejection 
 of the extravagant accounts of TrmW/ir*-, or of gro«9 
 and unMushing lies in general, are, ^JTH^m a^T^' ^^ |T- 
 
 H €r, ^tTmiffr sfTRT ^fiff, <?m ^n Fii^f ? hji ^ ih s^'ft, 
 ^ftoE ?fTH^ or ^iT^ or f%oft=^ tn ?irasr, f^ pjTrr ^^^.- 
 rft riT ^f^rq' 5rT^ ^ <j??=jJFr 'rr^pfY. 
 
 I. helonginj. ijv. /o travelling. pt^TtV^, STF-^^fT, »Tnif- 
 ! T. expenses, ^jz^"^ m. 5r%=qm=4 w.— conipreh. 3^1- 
 
 <MI1K OT. 
 
 i To Traverse, v. a. travel over. v. To Travel, f^df agrees 
 I -with the ag-ent, spH^^ %?dr, ^^of, <mTT^r^r mH^, 
 
 ! iHi^ui. 
 
 j Teavee.se, a. lyiiig across. 3TTS^. 
 ' To Travesty. See To Bublesqve. 
 Tray, «. salver, uaitrr. <^r. qgrj^r /. ^^^qip n. <fiw. HiPf:?t/. tff- 
 
 ^ M. rTR «. ^T^rr w. 't:rRpF^f. 
 
 2— at cards, fni^r w. fi=r55rT ?'i. 
 
 3 Sec TruJuon. 
 
 Treacherous, a. v. False, Peefidiocs. f%5ft, r<F?T^-R, 
 
 ^nrai^, ^erqivi, f^sjfRjqpi^ f^s^rr^T^icT^ f^s^n^qr^-
 
 THE 
 
 89J. 
 
 TRE 
 
 ^, f ^^r, m^, ^rTT, «nc=5^r, "p^is^t, ^. 
 Teeachekouslt, adv. T. A. fTJ^ft-Ac. ^"l^3r?r, fsr^TT^^n ^€- 
 ^, &c. f5r»qT«^n^"j^^R, ^?^5ir3ft^, iio!t^i<jh. 
 
 Teeacherous>'ess, 'I'eeacheey, 71. Y. A. f^f^JiqaTT »». ^r m. 
 
 ^ «!. fTJ^qoTT VI. 
 Tkeacle, n. V, Molasses. qPT^sft/. siff/. Hci't/. 
 Ti? Tread, r. n. set f he foot., ivalk,go. ^\^ m. i^^-\^.|^Z_^J 
 
 ?r w.-^i^qTrT »«.--<q<umM ?«.-&c. ^p^^r oj- withff. ojs. \\^- 
 
 21) Tkead, r. a. step or u-alJc on. qK »i. S^"^-^ w s^-'^- 
 ^3;^^jmtvith mofo. q5r?q-w w.-qqf^?i<T m.-Sic.^.-m 
 with ^K ofo. 
 2 heat or press with the feet. JT^of, ^T'TT^-qr'T \^^ ^- 
 
 St-?5hoi-&c. fT^^oT, ^roEiif, =^\^M.| ^a«r?''f, Moiuf) /.-&c. 
 
 o See To Teample. 4 out ( oorn, &c. ); press out loith 
 
 feet. JTS^, Ko5Dlt/. ^mg. ofo. 
 Tread. See Step. 
 Teead-mill, n. fTT^oft/. 
 Tkeadikgflooe. See TnEEsniNG-ri.00E. 
 Tbeasok, w. violation of allegiance. ^V^K^'^V^V^'^} f- ?;T^- 
 
 Teeasokable, Teeasonous, fls.v.N. ^JpRnftf^m^^r, m- 
 
 ^rr^%^TT?ft ^PTorrrr, TT^^T^r==fr, 5:rvT^"Tf ^prrr-^FTft, &c. 
 
 T. plots and practices, ^jr^ftprr^ m. fqiH?: "FT^ot. 
 Tbeasuee, n. riches hoarded, \. Hoaed. f^fq' m. fH'^TTH «. 
 
 q=Fr m.^m m.-^^ n.-&c. ^o^^'^^ m. tr?r^=^T m. ^n^- 
 qf TO. ?tf=Er?r^=T n.-&c. tj?rTTf?T m. f^'^T VI. 
 
 The nine treasures of J^^ or Pluto, qsrf^ffq or ^^- 
 f^cj-pTM. These are named, H^"7^,'T?f , ^m, H^, ^P^UT, 
 
 2 oi/'ef^ wmc/i prized. ffTtrrH «. fJTftT fn. ^qf. n<JTr^- 
 <W/- S'^Tf^T M. ^?r «. ffTr m. ^I?ff n. ^OTT ot. ^TfTFOT. 
 
 3 pullic woiie^/. ^vrfPTT »i. ^^THT m. v^m^^RT '». fl- 
 
 To Teeasuee. See To Hoaed. 
 
 Tbeasueee, w. o^;c«* m charge of treasure cr a trea-svrg. 
 ^<jft?r^i »T^Tfr, HilTft, ^TO?TT, ^m^R^RSfr^T, ^KT^TT- ' 
 
 Teeasueeeship, m. o^fc of treasurer. ^^'H^/. ^m^lft 
 
 /. ^FT^TTfKi^K »t. q^rfq^mr «>. ar'trfftr^R w. 
 
 Teeasuey, n. place for Icccping treasure. TTSR n. HSR «• 
 HtSR^RTT !«. ^T»T?R?^T?rT m. ^^I^TT w. iljr^'^^T m. HT- 
 
 smr?; n. ?fr^?^THr?». ^j^tm. ^rewi. qTi^^F >«..«. fJTTT^n^r/. 
 
 Advances out of the public t. ctTlf/. 
 
 Bill of payments into the t. ^^rT n. 
 
 Full & OTerflowing t. HSTTTT'R n. 
 
 Paying ( of the revenue ) into the t. ^^5H?:(nr m. 
 
 Payments into the t. 7^^/. 
 
 To Teeat, «,'. a. use, handle, deal with, lehave toxcards. ^\^' 
 
 or, ETrTiJf, =5fT3oT, ^^^■^ /.-«r^'n^/.-^r^ins/-&c. ep^uf; 
 
 ( Note, all the preceding words require lifr of o. 
 
 Ex. Hi^^m Wt jp^r ^m^T \ ) %i^ with ^ o/ o. '^w.^^ 
 g. of 0. enn^^, ^f^sfOT, ^^^]z^^ ^f^^yz^^, smw;— 
 
 carefully, hceafully, ^mreot, c^"iq;raT, ^TSTT^iJi, ^"nT^fR 
 or?5 /.-^r<TT?t?lT f-m'im f.-i\^^7.m. ^jM g- ofo.— 
 gently, tenderly, delicately, ftS^T% IJTSr^Tft^ ^rrn^f^T 
 -aIToETriJt-&c.f^^rE(T mr?(W TM^ ^rm^r'^i-considerately, 
 leniently, ^HT^^^-^fFl?^ ^ofj — honorably, respectfully, 
 ^^KTH W.-31T5T M,-3TT5T ?I?FR w.-f^TOTHIcRF /.-&c. Jp- 
 ?^(?. ofo. — roughly and injuriously, ^B^, ?3^?5of , n- 
 m.^., ^^5ot, wm, =f tn^W, ^qsEUi or ^Ttonif, |«lTa5t, 
 
 ^SHsfr/.-^T^'^ «.-"|5noE<Jfr/.-&c. jp^'jf y. o/o. ?;^^5S/. 
 «. ^Tof g. of 0. 
 
 2 entertain without expense to the guest. ^^ ^ qi \^\ 
 
 ^r^ ^?50T-H^5rRfT/. jp',^, q5t 5». qT^of-ms^-^jf^ m. 
 
 ^T^ ?i7'<A ;pfcft-^T3f-&c. o/o. 
 
 3 ( a disease, &c.). g-qRT w.-3^T^^ »».-f%f^f??r/-<&c. ^- 
 ?:^y.o/o. 
 
 To Teeat, v. n- negociate terms of accommodation. cT^r«f-?T- 
 
 €5^T=^-^H?T%-&c. ^\fM n. qR^-=Efr?r=rijf. 
 
 2 of ; handle in icriting or speaking. ^^^^^ m .-'^^^^ m.■'^- 
 
 jpTOT n.-kc. =^\F.^^■^^^^-^z\'^^^., ^^^^ w.-sren m.-kc. 
 
 g^^tif «'277( HKq-3Tffr-&c. 
 
 Treat, «.t. Enteetai>-me>.-t, Peast. h^HR^ or ^^^\^'[f. 
 
 Teeatise, n. tract, loolc, Sj'c 5TTTS n. ^\^^ m. ^^^ m. fi=T5T- 
 VT m. lt*T '". 2^^ «. 
 
 Sacred t. aTRTT «;. ^TfW «• 
 
 Treatment, n. v. V. 1. cfri^iir n. ^q^^ «. &e. STTT^r'n^/. 
 «rfs«rRy! This transitive word is most idiomatically 
 rendered by the intransitive word "behaviour towards;" 
 for words expressing which, See Conduct. 
 
 3 ?qT?T W,l^ n. &c. OT=qR m. f^f^F^/. ^T'ff^f^F^r/. 
 f^P^T/. lRTSTf?rf^.qT/. 
 
 Teeatt, «. compact between two potvers, v. Ageeement. ^T- 
 ^f ^H^T w. f^^m M. 
 T. of peace. ?{^ »n. 
 
 Written t. of peace. cf^?TmT m. ?TE5Rrmr M. 
 Teeble, «. threefold. f?iq^ft, fnf^fl, f^f^T, fcTcqS 
 2 </(rjfe /oZ</. fncq?:, f%'JIT, f^JiT. 
 3 — in music. f^^KT or fW'^KL 
 Teeble, n. — in music or singing. f:p;ift/. tmf. h^'^^^Xm. 
 Taft/gr^nsr^/w.HfftJRl^f^w.— in reading, sn?r:?1^5T/. n. 
 2 trelle quantity, frftq?/. 
 To Treble, v. a. make thrice as much. ffT'^qj-&c. «P^^. 
 To Treble, v. n. lecome thrice as much. fHtqj-&c. ^r^. 
 Tree, n. giS «. f^ m. qi «. ri^ w. ^^ m. 2»T w. ^TRn't m. 
 sf^T^q^ OT. 
 
 Prom t. to t. ^fTSratS. 
 
 Hole or hollow in a t. mzi: n. m. 
 
 Holy or sacred tree. ^%^ m. 5^? m.
 
 THE 
 
 893 
 
 TRI 
 
 Old and deeayiug t. ^f^ n. sf^'3/. 5(1? n. ! 
 
 Shade of trees ( viewed as injurious to vegetation ) J 
 
 Skilful in olimbinj,' t. ^^Ti\ or 55TT, ^^T. 
 
 T. having a hole. s"[?JR. 
 
 T. as taken up for transplantation. ^5 «• I 
 
 Trees and bushes, — comproh. ?IT55|;^ "• 5ff?^?'ft/- j 
 
 mm^ n. 5ni5Trikr «i. ^rrs^s «. ?rr^5HT5 »». 
 
 T. planted by the iiand of. ^m5Tn «. 
 
 A corrupt t. cannot yield good fruit, a^r^^ TTiift ?Tr- 
 
 Trefoil, n. f%f<T<^ »«. «. [| 
 
 Thellis, Tkelliswoek, ?j. ^JTToft /. ^T^ «. ^foft^R ^Um «. \ 
 
 ,7b Teemble, y. «. shaJce tremulously, toiler, vibrate^ tj-fl. Jpf- 
 
 ot-|?5aif-5l3^, ?5?:p5sot, snirnat, s^-i;^ or snsTot, 555jt- i 
 
 55^, snot, ^^'^, ^A^'i.'Ji,^=J^-'<T^'<T?^->S:c. ^rS^T, ^^OT, 
 2 shake from fear, cold^ c^-c.;quaJce,quiver.sJiiver,s7iudder, I 
 
 ^^-*n;^-&c. ^r'7'ir-f^aT, ^T"j.-qrfT!«.-5RrT^r«!.-^fT^/.- ;' 
 ^rT^?«.-'^?:'4^/'.-f 5f ^/.-g5gtt/.-&e.g^Dr-Ht^/?». con. :l 
 
 TR/. ^t'7'Jr^. o/«. Tj^^s^—intens. '-^TTKof, =sj5Eq2-^;f3- l 
 
 =sr3f-=qoEr5f3 adv. q^tT'rf, 5!T^r^^ ^tT OT. %iif-^?:Dt in. con. ' 
 
 TsEMBlEn, n. TkEUBLINO, p. a. v. V. 1. ^TIIRr, ^ir^jZ ^r- ; 
 
 ^"TRT, Ac. ?5?^rt?T, JT5JHof|rr, 5SJT5Etrf , 35r5oft?T or f%55- j 
 
 f%5ftfr, jni^^r, ^?r or 55, rr^, ^^pr, q^f*?;^, ^trkth', j 
 =RTJTFT, q^qrfj^^, f%q5fqr?r, ^dn^. 
 
 2 ^FfqaiTTT, iTTir^anTT, ^fTJTTrJJSr, ^pfqftg^J^r, Ac. ^t- |i 
 T, "Ff^, spTPfH poj). ^himhPT, ^"Trf=^fT, f^HifTrT. 
 I. //idi is fit'er trembling and quakinj. ^t"T^r. 
 TEEMBtiSG, w. V. v. 1. ^,\^^ n. 3101 n. S^SnoT 7J. ic. ^ 
 m. ?53H?/. ^oiTRoS/. 5^^/. <:*<U1 n. Vf\T\f. 
 2 ^Not «. •4?:'^of «. f 5f ^ re" &c. ^^ m. ^fjfT »». ^fqn 
 
 m. ^^xtf. ^m «. iTT'^r/. vv'jt^f ^T^^f ^ sf ft 
 /. w??j^/- RT?rr^/. ^T^ 71.— ni/cKs. '*rcRt/. mirrr- 
 
 Teemblisglt, (7(^i). V. V. 2. ^fM, '-tT^'4?J7r, ^"TTT HT,^, Ac. 
 
 *TT'«T^, »TWH, ■'T^^, &e. 
 Themenbous, fli. V. Fearful. H^r, *r?TR^, ^r^uT. 
 
 2 violent, exxessive. iTMr, vj'M.Ml, ^^fr, ^^in, ■-H«I<<^'?T, 
 
 Themoe, n. V. Teemblinq. ^mft/. ^"K ». =^55^^ w. '*T^- 
 
 97tT w. =^a;r5EOT. JT^T?:/. '<TT'4tt/. intens. V^f^Xn^f. 
 
 miens. ^V'^llZ >»■ f^flT^/. Tr^'T'T »«. arn-^T '«. 1 
 
 That is all of a t. iTT-^ gT%3!T. 1 
 
 T. with horripilation. ^^^ m. pi. ^1p. «• v- ^. ; 
 
 Tbemulous, a. V. Teemblino. ^FfcRT, 555-5^^ or fs^sflaft^r, 
 
 Teemuloussess, m. v. A. ^q^TT"!! m. 33?5f^TnT w. &o. s- 
 
 JT3/. ^?i^/. finr?^ n. fresrTT/. ?t%^t/. 
 To Teevch. Sec To Esceoach. 
 
 To Teencu, v. a. ( land ). ^^ m.-Ae. ^opi-irrrn. 
 Trench, a. ditch, furrow, ^'i^ m. ^at ««. ^ w. (/(wi. ^j^/. 
 
 T. to carry of water, ^r^^r m. ^2 m. ^Sfr wi. 
 Trenches, inlrenchmenl. ^a^^F^TT^r wi. 
 Teexciiee, n. tcoodeii plate. 55T^5T^ sjrHJI «.-Hi"5 n, <Tl5t ;i. 
 
 TEESCinni-FLY, TUKSCIIKR-MATE, M. V. Parasite. HT'nHl- 
 
 3r, Hf^'^r, TfT^^r^, TT^^if^fT. 
 
 To TiiENi), y. n. tend. ^\^^., ^7M. 
 
 To Trepan. See To Insnare. 
 
 Tbepidation, n. v. Teemblino. jprnT m. ^i<n't/. ^Hf n. 
 
 RWRt/. ^TS;^ m. »TT^tT »>. ^^I> w. pi. v. if, jiffr h. 
 
 V. %, ir^HT »». I f). of g. 
 
 To bo in great t. ^jftsf or srm m. !?rf<m-''tIT'*ROT-q;i?j^ 
 
 To TEE3PAS3, V. n. pass bounds, exceed propriety, viulatc rulet, 
 
 Sfc. y. To Offend, ^it m.-'flT5n'/.-&e. firsor-^rT 'ITT'T 
 
 or ^OT or fti^di.&c. f^HT:?-t=^^ vTTor-q-<if-Ac. aTnat/.-'fl- 
 
 iT^ct^K /.-3Tr?T>E5g Hj.-fl'T*TR?q^ n.-Sic. i^T^, aT^qT?! i/i.- 
 
 aiqn«r W.-&C. JpJTot. 
 Trespass, Teespass^iso, m. v. V. and Crime. ^f'TTqt^ 
 
 ^TOT «. Ac. 3TT?Tr»TT m. 3TTfft«q- m. ^■\^^^^ n. ^Jir- 
 
 aTToft^p/. aTTcEt^/. 'Jnrq-f^J./". -flqTTV-T m. 
 Teess, n. knot or curl tfhair. '^.y\V^\^^^ lu.-n^ m. q?/. 
 ^HJT «. 
 
 Dishevelled or loose t. fifTTJ^/. f^TTft/. fgjft/ TsT^sft 
 
 Teet, ?i. allowance in dealing. ^.'Sr{] m. WAZ\ m. 
 
 Tl^EvET, n. stool, Sfc. of three leys. f^if. fH^^/. fJT^St m. 
 
 Teiad, «. trio. f%ppr «. %^ «. ^T «. 
 
 3 ( of the Hindiis ). f^/%/. 
 Teial. n. testing, proving^ experiment. qft^T /. qTT^q/. rt- 
 
 ^JHTR m. ^flT^ or ^fTsprt/. <tO?^ ». 
 
 2 judicial e.rainiiialion. ^TTT ^l'J^N^-fH+1l<fi ^f^T^l- 
 
 Ac. '^r^Rft/.-nTm'jft/.-Ac. ^^w »i. r^flTTJ m. 4l^?r?ft^: 
 
 3 essay, attempt. ^FJvT ^\^^ «• aT^infR m. -fl:^lTT^oft/ 
 
 4 V. ExPEEiENCE. ar^H^f m. 
 
 5 See Affliction, Calamity. 
 Teiangle, n. f^r^FT'T "»• f%I^FT<Tr?;fH/. f^HT? ;n. 
 
 Acutc-anjrled t. 3TfT'^iI "• 
 
 Base of a t. j^t m. 
 
 Equilateral t." ^nrf^'TTT »«. 
 
 Isosceles t. fg^JH^P^H^ m. 
 
 Eight-angled t. Wi^%\<n f^TTm m. ^!?m%r>Tllw. 
 
 Scalene t. l^nf^T^r:^ w. 
 
 Segment of the ba.so of a t. 3T5?f«rr / ff^'1\ f. 
 
 Vertical arm of a t. ^\ft f. 
 
 2 triangular area. ^>JriK f f^^TTI m. f^r^nT^^ ;«. 
 
 3 triangular construction of three sticks. f^T^FTt / f%^ 
 
 Tuianoulab, a. f^t^pft, fTT^FPT, f^^pnTir^fJT.
 
 TM 
 
 896 
 
 TEI 
 
 Teibe n. V. Cast. ^\f^ poj). ^\r\f. ^?S pop. fot n. g;JT m. 
 r(i\ m. ^A in. ^of m. vimr m. 
 
 A whole t. or family. vTSsTI^SS/. 
 By tribes or families. ^ifSfR. 
 Teibulation, n. v. AFracTios, Trouble. ^-.^ n.'^7\ m. 
 
 Tbibunal, «. fo?(?'/ 0/ Justice, v. Coubt. ^r^^Hf/ tj'T^TT- 
 
 3f /. tTHff-:nR<^ «. [ ^H w. 
 
 2 sea/ of a judf/e. ^miT^V^V^ 1f^/- '^'TRf^ n. ^^'\- 
 Tbibutaey, n. v. A. 1. ^Sift^T, ^^ ^orrTT, ^TTKn »j. 
 Tbibutaey. «. tJia(jyai/s inluie. ^3'jft ^"JIRr, ^^^RI, ^F?- 
 
 *rR ?0TRT, &c. ^^S'TfrSR, ^5[. 
 
 2 /)«/(? i» tribute. ^?<jft^r, ^^CCT. [ ^^HT'C ««. 
 
 Tbibute, n. tax' paid ly a prince or nation, ^jisof) /. mx^ m. 
 Tbice, n. sliovt time, t. Ixsta:(t. q55 n. ^ft /. 
 
 In a t. in a jiffey, shal-e, S)C. TSHl^icT, ^^pr^^^ffT, 
 
 e»-"«ff7^-^,3«rt3-«rRft, ^«r^5 or Jt, ^S'M?:, ^T^S or 
 ^,^-^^-^?;-&c. or =q?:-&c. =q5q^, =5iq-q;^-SF?:^ &c. 5RtT2;, 
 5(2:-^PT-:fR, &c. 5t?:5R: or z\, ^^-w-^-W-X-&c. 5R5t5 or 3t, 
 fTUT^rur or OTf, gq^JJ^T-JfR-Ac. gq^rr or Tf, 5R-^?r-^-&c. 
 5rt51': or Tf, Z^T^5T-^^-&c. ?q^ or qf, ffi^C, cT5^Tft35?ft, 
 
 «jr m, =^^^E, g^rg?:, ^f^^f , 5fST5r5, ^firef, ^r'^i^fq, ^fqrqf, 
 5fiT5r^, ^TRt, qtHRT ;^T arCt fff, qiqafi^r qrqoft ?rr^ fff, 
 
 To vanish in a t. ^ts^ot or BS^ijf or ^ZW-^. 
 Teick, n. stratagem to deceive, a sly fraud, Y. Aethice. 
 
 <?r^^^r^-&c. 5%/.-f^^Hcr /.-&c. sjgs /. «;. ^, <p^/. 
 "FE^^/. "F^r^'jfr/. "P^^orqp /. 5^513 «. 
 
 Tricks, tci7<?s a«rf artifices. '^;%jy\%i f. w.mv[^ m. pi. 
 ^T^5H^ m. pi. g;^q^ ?«. pi. ^^'^.^ m. pi. IT^S n. ^^- 
 
 2 o vicious habit, a vice. |naf ?i. st^itct ot. 3^75f /. s^/. 
 s^rarT ». It^^fOT n. ?5?T/. 
 
 Beggarly or mean t. fH+H-motr m. 
 8 0(f<? or strange liabit or manner, ^rs/. ^^/. W^f /. 
 35^/. =q^orr or ^^W OT. '^TW OT. =EfT^/. 3^?t/. S^it/. 
 
 Tricks,— compreh. ^rT^rs/. 
 
 4 anticJc, frolic, S(c. v. Peank. ^s-jst/. Hr^5%i5T/. JTT- 
 
 m^T% »». pi. fj^^^rrarsf?^/. ;j^. 
 
 Juggling tricks of a conjurer, &c. ir^3 «. 
 
 5 the artifice, mystery, secret, ^c. of. v. Aet. ^c5r pop. 
 ^mf. ^"^pop. ^^nf. SFrS'TfTw. Z^f. ^'^7\f. ^Fq?TT/. 
 
 Tij Trick, v. a.v. To Cheat, To Deceive. "P^f^ot, ^FJ^EWOT, 
 
 2 </ec^, ledizeiu Sic. ^^iT^, ?f ^Ttrf, ^?:sfdf , ?fqR6f,qHf^o|, 
 /-&c. ^?^.9. 0/0. 
 
 To be tricked out. \ 
 
 ^Sfm, ?;r^<JT, ^?:wT, q^oi_ 
 
 Teickeet. See Deceit, Aetifice. 
 
 To Teickle, v. n.fow in a small gerdle ttream. a^iqaot, ^t- 
 
 fsjiJr, mf\T. '^R^ Tstfr-^^of, qr^rtof, aT'rar'Jf, ^st^aor, 
 
 ^5t^ (7<i('. =rT^^, a^=ioE m.-'-^x^^ wi.-ioErfT/. ^"rot-Bmw- 
 
 ,1 ==nr5ijf g. of s. n^^f. «r^ijr, ^r^tjf, f^qa^, ftqqrJf, ^rrfsf- 
 
 ^, '.TROT, ?f5f>^, ?RiJf, fg^cfr, [ ^?-_ 
 
 Teickijno, p. a. V. v. qift^ iTR?r naufRT, air^oSwrRT, Ac. 
 
 T. water, ^^tprft «• 
 Teicki.iso, W.V.V. STRl^tTR/. '^]^7. OT./.3Tt^55 M. dim. a?T- 
 
 ^/- 'n??^ M. 5flr5R «i. 155/. qosrft/. ssrRw. w^m. ?ra 
 
 Wi. ^ETOT «. fH5R «!. ^^r >». ?l^>n n. -^^.ni m. ?q^ «. 
 Teieent, n. f>i5T^ w. «. fsffifT^ m. «. f^^fK^ '«• fq^I^ m. 
 Teibuan, a. lasting three days. H^T f^?ff==fT, rfl^^5^, ^• 
 
 2 happening every third day. fri^-^\ ffT^f-TT f^5^TH ^5- 
 
 oiRr-^>jrm, g-g^ffrfr^r. 
 Teied,;?. t. V.a. 1. fTTS^s;!, ^n^kFA., &c. qftf^fT. 
 
 2 and EiPEElEXCED. arg^T^J^Fir, 375*^ itn^SFIT, 3TRr»T- 
 fEpjJ^o;;. ar^H^ft^, ^T?^R^?r. 
 
 3 nqre^?iT, ^^w^fit, =5iN;^ft%?5^r, &c. 
 
 4 ^mt k^F.FA, ^^ w.ws^ qrf^f^, &c. 
 
 5 qr^^^, j?;?[?isT, ^^qrf^^sJT, riT^-q5aTcE^-<S<:. qr- 
 
 f^f5?5T, &c. 
 
 I. //ifli has passed ordeal; proved, Sfc. — a person. rTTW^ 
 
 Teieskial, a. Za«('/?!i7 three years. ^ ^[=qT, f?t^T?^, ^^'^ 
 or rft^^T-ff, 5^rs^^, f=5?^lTH:p, ET'^'Sr^IfH-^J. 
 2 happening every three years. rft^T a'^^T ^"TT^ ^^TRT-^- 
 oiRr-&c. f?r^T?ft, fHsT'ffi ^^'~'^^, 5^55^. 
 
 Teiensially, adv. of or for three successive years. frT^r- 
 ?5T or FA. 
 
 Teiee, n. Tetisg, p. a. v. Y. A. 1. cTTfTRT, qR^jPTRF, qft- 
 
 2 argH^irrRr, ar^Tsr ^'JTRT, &e. 
 S frqRCJIRT, ^^^ft qewRT, &c. 
 
 4 ^T^T ^Rr, 3'?fR q;c?r qrf otrt, &c. 
 
 5 qr^oTRT, Jp^tnm, w.^^ qr^cTr^r, rrr?^ qr^^rRT, Ac. 
 
 I. perplexing, difficult, adapted to try. ^TSfpff^T, ^rft^. 
 
 To Teifle, 1'. 01. act icith levity, Sfc. ^SW, %oE m.-&c. q;?^, 
 TT^, 5f^/. ^Rof, 'U'^rt/./'Z. WmoT, frqfJrHTspRHR OT.-ft- 
 
 EprK%w/.-&c. :f;?;ot, JTr^TT/.i^Z. TR^-Jrifrft sraof, ^^ n. 
 
 ^\^, ^|5 Ml. pi. ^raJf^-^T^rT 5IHwf, f^Tnaoi. 
 Teifle, n. simple or easy matter. ^,^-F^^-&c. "tr^/. 3T- 
 
 F? 'ft'E/. ar^qf^TT^ m. fT'Jr?f<t/. ^r^fT c?T5r m. aiNfqr 
 
 A trifle, «« a small degree, v. Little. 3TJTo5,^i|TOT decl. 
 
 Teiflee, n. Teiflixg, p. a. v. V. ^SOTRT, TJTWr^r, 51=J;hR- 
 
 OTRT, HT^TrKROTRT, &c. %55qgqT, 'QH^flir or ^^3r W ^- 
 
 ?Rr, fT^riT?;^55r, ft^rTT^':'TTfr, 5J=etr. 
 
 Teifling, a. trivial. ^^^T, FTfiq", n, <(T?TT, ^^, ?iff^ft^
 
 TRI 
 
 897 
 
 Tni 
 
 Teiflikg, «. V. V. %^^n. &c. %5jOT. ft=Fm%OT/. f^Fmr- 
 
 Tkifoliate, a. having three leaves. f^"TT^, f%IT<jf, ^^. 
 Teifoem, a. having a triple form, f^ff^fs^. [f^Tl^t^t. 
 
 Teifurcated, «. having three branches. frPpf^, frTiptiJilff^, 
 Teifuecation, «. f?iT>t'!:r»i. 
 
 Trigamist, «. »»n» that has married thrice. IcT^JpR. 
 Teigqer, n. (of a gun). qf;.z/. ^fj:<?fr/. [q^F-^'si'tft. 
 
 Teigosometeical, a. V. N. f^=frtnfTT?ft^T, f^^T'JlfifffifjrT- 
 Tkigonometey, «. f5t^<JlfK?ft/. foj^fCTTHN^f^qr/. 
 Teilateral, a. having three sides, rff^ »IT^^T, f'sij^, fsf- 
 
 TeILITEEal, (J. ?f^T 3T?TTr=rT, '^^^^. 
 
 Trill, n. (of the voice) v. Shake. ^^?r?». «-•■ Ef, gr^JR. 
 
 2b TuiLL, V. a. utter with shakes. cJtTol=r"'f, ^^m.-^l\z]1n. 
 
 qcrr-^^rq-of or ^^;;t nTot o?- J^^araf. 
 
 2 See To Teickle. [ or f%^. 
 
 To Trill, v. n. — the voice &c. ^m.-m^m. pi. qgj^ ^Z^ 
 Trilling, p. a. t. V. N. ^^ ^^sr^ -dduiKI, &c. ^TRsrf^. 
 Trillion, n. — iu arithmetic, ^^rfq^w. 
 
 Hundred t. 3T??rf|'ift/. 
 Trim, a. v. Neat. 5FF5t^, st^Sr^, fi+'Hil+H, SFRffs^pg', 
 
 ^^TPT^, prpq^, =5n^^>, f?i??f, %^^r, ^t^. 
 
 Teim, n. pickle, predicament, v. Condition, Mf.ss. TrTy. 
 IrfT^r or nrofrer?". ^ST^or ?5^/. ^TSErwi/. <|oti|Ui/. 
 Good t. HilHd/."f. ^<7, ^^. 
 To keep in good t. H^TfT?T/. ^T^ot. 
 To put into good t. TCrHrT/. ^of, ^'iTR'if. 
 To Teim, v. a. put in due order,set to rights, make neat, dress, 
 S;c. V. To Adjust. aiPTq-ijf, ^qT^of, f^ST^cfr, |c^- 
 
 jft^-gt^-^ I +^ 1 4 -^ + 4 + -&c. ^or, gtrR'jr^/.-&c. erot 
 
 g.ofo. ^ \_^X^. 
 
 2 (a boat, &c.). WR^^^ra'^^Rr^ ^^of, ^WTTT-^^^l^-vfcc. 
 
 3 (a lamp). riT^r-f3T5rT-f^5f?r-&c. qj^iif. 
 
 4 See To Scold. 5 v. To Lop. ^ToS'^T, Brauff /. jp^dr. 
 
 To Trim, u. n.yZMc^Ma^e ieiireen/ja?-/!^*, t. To Temporize. 
 
 Trimlt, arfy. V. A. ^rT5=^'l'jq'. 
 
 Trimmer, n. Trimming,/), a. v. V. N. anJ Temporizer. 
 TTtTTI^r ^TFT'IIRT, |Wt, ^^ Sltt^H: ( or ^"^SfT ) ^ Z- 
 cTtiTTTr, &c. [-5? /.-&c. 
 
 Trimming, n. (to a dress, &e.). ^^^ ?5R%3T ^T?5m.-<pt?T/. 
 
 Teimness, n. V. A. ar^fs-^'JIT ot. =^T^T=frTOTTn». &c. =^np%ft 
 
 Trinal, Trine. See Threefold. 
 
 Teinitakian, ?». o i(w.vA//)2)rr, 4'<\ of the Trinity. 5q-|%^- 
 
 inw-T'^^^T^-Tsft, 5?Tf^?rq7fJTq?l-7rqrfr^, &c. 
 
 Trinitt, n.— iu theology. 5^%5nTTf*T^^r/.-?5»«. s^rf^- 
 
 Trinket, n. Jewel, S^c. ^^ m. tthR ». ^f'liir or ^T or ^pT- 
 ^ m. ^^ or iTJ^^TT »>. ^^/. ^Jn^tf ". 
 
 Mass of old, battered, aud broken triukets. ^^3pnji»i. 
 
 Petty or minor triukets — compreh. 1%|^fR^ »i. 
 
 Triukets,— compreh. ^WHTJf/. ^WRTPft/. SIT^rfl- 
 
 tra' m. siT^ft^n^/. ^3T5T^^ ^I'l m. pi. 
 Teinoculous, a. fsf^q'Jf, fs(^l^^. 
 Trinomial, a. — in uinthemntics. fspf^, f^^-yr?. 
 Tbio, «. confederacy of three, f^f^. pop. ^V^-Z n. SPT n. ^• 
 
 ^\f. f3i^ n. f^nrq n. 
 Triobolah, a. v. Worthless. ^ ^5t=^r, ?ft5 !?:«rft^T, 
 To Trip, v. a. cause to fall by striking the feel from under. 
 
 ^S^'f^ 4T50T, JFR *Tre?T-%flTre7T-&c. ^r%^., qiq ^reTT- 
 
 To Trip, n. stumble^ 313^201 or STSfZot, STfFom, 5^l^"t, 
 S^oE^r, sr-lF^T/.-S^/. ^T>n or, «ciYA in. con. 55inoi, ^^PS 
 ^n.-&c. fr'Jf y. f/*. [01 g. of ». 
 
 2— in Rpocch. cflS^^'Jf or 3T?T|3ot, BTnoT, ^^P^ n. ^■ 
 
 3 slip, fail, V. To EuB. =q^CTr, =^^/. <FT^, ^HT'if. 
 
 4 wa/A- //y/i/?j/. f^^for, iTT^tn, f?;=?:^ IJH^fl ^;^wi. 
 Tkip, Tripping, «. v. A' . N. 1. 'i{Z^^^ n. &c. i\^f. 't^/. 
 
 2 3T5?T3^ «• <ie. ?^;^^ ». 
 
 3 ^^/. =5^/- 5^^?r/. ?T<?>r^^/. 
 
 I. journey to and from. ^T/.Sjft/. TnT'/J. kx^Vf. ^Z\m. 
 
 By the t. ^rw. 
 
 Empty t. ^HT^ m. fsR^ or ^TT^/. ^l/. ^^fk- 
 
 That makes frequent trips. %c;Tr, ^^rF'TT, %=!STT. 
 
 To make empty trip or trips. ^V{f. ^T^K^, fn^^T^.- 
 
 flT^/.-&c. m?5iJr-^or, f|H^ m.-|;77^ or ^TTTI^ m.- 
 
 "tTcTT >n.-&c. ^M-if^ or, icilh in. con. cffl<n, 5fi^T"'. ^I^. 
 
 frR?'«ToE^/. SRot. [Hm,f5rfT3. 
 
 Tripartite, a. See Triple. 2 (f/t>iWei j/i<o //free ^ar/*. fa- 
 
 Teipe. See Extbail. 
 
 Thipetalous, a. f^?5. 
 
 Triphthong, n. ^q^^n. 
 
 Triple, Triplicate, a. threefold, treble. frTTT^, PTH^, fH- 
 
 f|fr, ^1n, f^PToi. 
 
 2 o/ /Aree «/r,«ys. ^T^ or €\, f^^. _ [f^l^ «■ 
 Tripod, Tripos, «. */ooZ «w7/i three feet. fn^/. f?rmft/. 
 Tripper, m. Tripping,/). «. v. V. N. 1. ai^^^'ZOTRT, sl^- 
 
 3 ^OTRT, ^HTOTITT, &0. 
 
 Teist, Thristful. See Sad. [?Tft, ^^-T. 
 
 Trisyllabic, Teistllabical, a. rfpT SfWt^^I, ''T^?:, ^- 
 Teistllable, «. 5?T?Tft5[l«^ m. 
 Teite, a. V. Stale. g''?r, ^TT, 3l^«7, f?t<Ftf%5?. 
 Triteness, «. v. A. g^<?<Trw. ^^T^IT m. ;jf=^3^^ «. 
 Teitheism, X. (/oiYriHf of three gods, 2551^^ m. a[9r^'T- 
 Hcf n. ^=5PT^?T m.
 
 TEO 
 
 898 
 
 TEO 
 
 Teitheist, n. holder of tritheism. \4■>^^^\^^ %?r^qTT?Tr^?5«ft. 
 
 TaiiuBABLE, a. v.V. ^r^FrrsfmT-WR^r-^te.s^'znTMrrrr-.tc. 
 
 To Thiturate, v. n. grind to a fine powder, v.To Levigate. 
 
 ^\z^, g'TTS^, ?r'q'^M8.-^^^<ir«.-&c. ^.t.^ g. of o. 
 Teituraiiox, «. Y. V. ^\7M n. &c. ^r?:oT n. ^m^^f- ^- 
 
 q«f m. ^q'sfoT n. 
 Triumph, w. pomp of a viciory. ^qr^fiTT^ m. •ji-MmT' firwjr- 
 
 2 victorious state, or, victory, ^r^ m. fjr^FTT WJ. 
 Q joy for success, exultation. ^=^Fr^ »«. ^qf€fT^ w. ^^- 
 ^ m. ;;fr# «j. 
 To Teiumph, v. n. celebrate a victory. ^qTrHsrm.-^q'^JTTt- 
 T W.-&C. qR'jf. 
 2 obtain victory, ^^m.-f^^im m. ^J^^-fi{^A^5\.^ fk^^- 
 
 &c. fm^ ^s[m?i.-^'^ f-&c. ^my. of s. !Ji^?r-Tm?5mm- 
 
 &c. ^PT. 
 
 &e. ^m, ^r^T/. pi. ^r^^T'Jf, f ^ «. ;i. ''iT^z^., f^t /• 
 7)Z. '<TTT^-'4t'??:ijf-f^?:'Jt-5rr^5m, z\om\f pi. ^\^^^-^z■ 
 ^, ^[^"jf, ^TFiqr Jfr^q-. 
 
 TfilUMPHAL, o. V. IS". 1. ^^rfHJTT^r, ^THTRTmr, &c. ^- 
 
 ( used in conip. as ^Jf^T^H, &e.). 
 TaioMPHANT, a. Teiomphee, n. Teicmphing, 2). a. v. V. 1. 
 
 ^RH^i^^T^, &o. ^Rg-;rr5?r. 
 
 2 ^q^T5T"JTrn-TR^?5T, &c. ^JT^T^Trg pop. ^JT^5t?r, ft3J5Tm?f, 
 ^T'ft, f^nr^, STm^^TT, rlS^^T, vrq-^TF^ft, f^'SJ, %?IT, ^^. 
 
 3 ^JTq^pT^ROIKT, ^JT^n^^^itJIRT, &.c. 'JTqr^i^mr, &c. W^- 
 
 Triumphantlt, <j^y. V. A. 1. vrT^TRH^r^, ^!T^K?^\'>^\z^-'>x\- 
 ^frnr3TFr, nrj^rr^rp^^f. '~ \^^, 
 
 3 ^q^T^^p^iT, ^q^T-7;R=F^?T, ^qT?t^^^^, &c. ^r^r- 
 ^l^l^il55'<?l"'^5, &c. [n.^(^ n. 
 
 Tkiumvibate, n. coalition of three. ^^(^ pop. ^Tf5«. fsl^ 
 
 Teiuke, a. three in one. h^^\r^^,^^^ 
 
 Teivet. See Teevet. 
 
 Teivial, a. \. Teiflikg. ^^5FT, ?5fTTT, ^H^ mr^^ ST^FT, 
 
 Teitialitt, Teivialness, n. v. A. ^f^^^.^uil m. r^^Rtrorr m. 
 
 «&c. ^:p»i n. ?J??rT/. 
 Trochee, «.— iu verse. jt?S hj. TS'T^ «. [^T^- 
 
 Teodben, p. V. V. 2. p;r3I?5T, ^TTR JT^J^^rr, TT^Hf^fT, ^- 
 Well t. — mortar, &c. ^S'TPS'. 
 To appear well t.— a road. q'RST^:^. 
 To Tboll. See To Eoll. 
 Teollop, n. Y. Gadaeodt. ^TTT^rsTpft/. Tfg'Hgr^/. 
 
 2 Sec Slut. 
 Teomp. See Trumpet. 
 Teoop, n. multitude, collection, company, v. Band. ^Jcl\f. 
 
 2 ( of cavalry ), ftjrrar ot. q?t^ m. n. 
 
 Command of a t. f^RTSfO/. 
 Commander of a t. f^?IT?5^, 'IcT^TT. 
 Own or private t. ^T^T^rT^ m. n. 
 
 3 troops ; /orce'*, y. Aemt. %?fTTn: m. ^^HT^ m. 
 
 4 ( of monkeys ). WT^T/. 
 
 5 ( of piljri'ims, emigrants, beggars, &c. ). qj^r or ^T^T 
 m. 5pPFr5T m. ^\%J in. ^%f 
 
 Teoopek, n. horse soldier. ^S^fTT, ^ISTT^fT, ^^\l.| TI3rrT. 
 
 T. wlio is mounted bj tlie chief or state that employs 
 him. STTOlX 
 
 T. who provides his own horse. f^S^. 
 Teope, n V. FiQUEE, Metaphoe. ^q^B n. 
 Teopht, n. memorial ofvictm-y. ^qrqT T^^\^J.-T^f. ^- 
 
 'TfsT^ n. ^■H't:*ii<* «. 
 Teopic, w. line which bounds the sun's declination from the 
 equator. sf^afrrTTT'T'JT^iTTTT /. aT'T^'rfmT/. ^^^^■^ m. 
 
 ar^^l^ m. 5pffnBliTT/. 
 T. of cancer. ^^P^tT m. 
 T. of Capricorn. *1+<^tT n. 
 Tropics. ^ilr\-^t^,M n. ^ffrTfTf n. ?f5ffrms?5 n. 
 Teopical, a. of or belonging to the tropics. ^fvffTTq'FSTT^r, 5f)f- 
 
 f?rfTTrar, &c. 5ptf?f|Ti^«fr-f5rsnT^, ^f^jJrTrT^TiRfrHt^- 
 
 2 qyor belonging to tropes, v. Figueative, Metapho- 
 EiCAL. ?rT^f6T5J, ?T^7T^. 
 2b Teot, v. «.— an animal. |5%^T?5t^ ^^TR^ot, pqprt =5fr?iwf. 
 
 2 fig. get away, take one's self off. qfsr m. ^H^. 
 Teot, «.— the pace. p^/. f^^/T^R/. g^^/. 
 
 A quick and long t. ^^3=^T?5/. 
 Troth. See Teuth, Faith.' 
 Teottingly, adv. V. V. ^T^ ;^|5F or |:|5F ;|-|JF, gj-?jr or 
 
 g^3^, pp, iiif. 
 
 2b Teouble, v. a.anruiy, dieturh, distress, v. To Tease, To 
 
 Di3C0MP0SE. fjiof, [qS"(Ul, ^ifl''t, §:^ M.-^"? OT. pl.-^^ 
 m. or m. pil. ^^T m. or m. pl.-^Ts[^ m.-^^] f.-r\'^iX f.-&.c. 
 
 /.-&c. ^?;'ir y. of o. g'q^-gpT ?n. ^ot, ^nft-^'sT-^noT- 
 
 &c. ^?;Dt. In the modification of this sense as thus 
 expressible, To le the object of constant or great sorrow, 
 solicitude, study, concern, ^e. and as more or less appa- 
 rent in the phrases and combinations. To engross pain- 
 fully the thoughts. To haunt or hang upon the mind, To 
 he a dead weight tipon the breast. To prey or lie upon 
 the spirits. To iceigh down, pull down, ^'c. the soul, To 
 oppress, burden, press heavily, sorely, Sfc. corresponding 
 colloquialisms are, ^RT-H?fR^-&c. iRTtir, ^PTS^/.-^- 
 
 5r »!.-r%F[T/.-&c. OT^, ^T5!;3ft/.4n; w.-f%?ir/.-&c. j^m- 
 
 of-sfRtiry. ofs. icith in. con. ^iir, qr55ffT qT3'jf-nr=J'Jr, 
 3T=qW or sr^oT, ^\%f. ^^, ^TSfsr t%f5 3T^^. 
 2 ( one's self). SfT m.pl. qiir. 
 Teodble, n. affliction, distress, difficulty, ^'c. |:^ «. ft?T 
 /. ^^r/. «TiTm. or m. pi. ^5(T«J. or ot. pi. ^^m. pi. ^WK^.
 
 TRO 
 
 899 
 
 TRU 
 
 ^frpT m. frrr m. f^rrf^/. ariq^^/. arnf^/. f^Tsr/^^rmt 
 /•iTTDrnff /. rT^Hoi/. 3T3=qoT/. ^^ »«. "^^r/. 5^5!tt/. q;- 
 
 A time of 1. 1:^ ^fjR^ «». :j;fe^ra m. 
 
 To be in t. 3in?Rijf. 
 
 To fall into deep t. qsrfff TSiif . 
 
 2 a trouble, a perjde.vi/i/, strait, hohhle, scrape, ^'c. ^'.^ «8. 
 
 =P=^/. ^^t? or ?5^5 w. ^]^k 11. '%^Z n. mt w.qfJ'PRfT or 
 ^"FT?Irf /. m. ^s 11. ?;<P3r «». Jffill M. ^K<T3 /. TS^ToS 
 «• 13/. nft^ «. ^FTift^ «. =51^ n. ifrifrl tti. nstrPt «. ?T- 
 5pfcT/. sn^/. ^HT w». V. %, e^Tfy or g-TI*^/. sTTf*^ or 
 tqr-cT/. %?T w. ?PS ^!. ^iT^ra OT. «. ^\w. n. ^\m n.^Zn. 
 TT^S n. fenrs «• See also Calaiiitt. 
 
 Load of troubles and cares. gi^r^TT ^^4^ in. 
 
 Troubles and perplexities, — conipreh. or indiff. ^3 
 
 Troubles and scrapes, — compreh. or indiff. ^PC^i^n. 
 
 To give t. prove difficult or troullesome. v^ m. ^p^- 
 ?5T5T"Jt, ^RW %iif. 
 
 Some terms for a trotihle brought vpon one's self are, 
 f^^Frl ^W.^A^ f^^^5iTT§, f^nt^^^STT, i%^?I^Po5, gqnrI<F3rm. 
 
 3 annoyance molestation, disturbance, c^'c. ?:w ?J. Tt3r/'. 
 
 a^^rn!. sr^r/. fr?^/- ^ra»». ;t3/. ^tstjt";- ij^;^'!;/. ^j?; 
 or 5j3 M. srs'jra/. nt^<{r^/. -jichuj*/ ot«'i»>. 3^gcr»». 
 
 4: pains, care, toil, labor, ^'c. ssTH wi. ^i;? ot. H^^^rf/. ^S- 
 tR'y^ ^Ef^^r/- T^irTrry^ ^'H^-MIM w.— viewed as vexatious 
 or tiresome ; fuss, bother, ado. ^151/. ^^^^./'. f^MT^RTT 
 /. ;)Z. ^^ftt/. i^?. ^f^Tf^./". JnrTRTm /. ^5T55r./. g'S^T^ w. 
 tjlql or iT^tii m. pi. 3T^-S^/. 31?^-fl^/. aH^TEfT^w./. 3T- 
 
 Acquired by one's own t. ^^I^'J^TTfT^T, ^^^rT%?T. 
 Teoubled, p. V. Y. pT3%?5r, %:^ f^?|?5T, &c. g:^'?, |:i%rr, 
 
 ^^■ft, «pft, ^, fTf3?r,"|^m, ^fTTftrT, ?irTH, aTft?T, anrf 
 
 ( esp. in eomp. as ^^]'^^ ^"inrf, ^T^Tra, ^"t^FMj^mT^, 
 
 ^Trf , f%fTTTf, &c. ). 
 Teoubler.m. Teoubliso, p. a. V. V. f^S'JTKr, %:^ \^\T\, ^- 
 
 q^cf. SOTTTT, <TF^ ^"^RT, &c. stm^PT^^, ^J^^R^, ^'^F^^r- 
 
 ep, &c. 515^, ^spTRTf , JiT'TST^, ^"HR^, &c. 
 
 I. troublesome fellow, \\ Plague. ^^V^f. W-FAz it. 
 TfiOUBLESOME. a. vcxatious, annoying, Sfv. ^T^^T^f, F^'fT, 
 
 OIRT, r^T 5tfIRr-^?TJTRT, =5ira"~^oiRr, ^^^Jt, ^T^sfr^F, ?J^- 
 
 (TTRT, &c. I'.^T^f , |5?TT^^, ^'sr?^, «fHr^^, ^:^^w.\K^, &c. 
 
 2 wearisome, tedious, v. Tieesome. f^^Ft^, f^=?t7 or fsp- 
 ^?, ^=5R, ^^^, 'Jf'?, ^3?T^, %"7, %^?ft'^'', f^f^^r, 
 
 3 — of persons; /Cfl's/?!^, irearying, ifc. v. ImpOETTINATE. 
 ^0TqJtK-^TftH-»nH?T-»fm3m-&P. ^TBtmrT, ^imSiTT, 
 
 Teoubloos, a. full of aJfUvtion or trouble,— time, &e. 5:^- 
 
 ■^r, 'j^rqr, ^fq^^r^rr, ^nr^r, Ac ^3?tt, h"?, ^^re. 
 
 Teouuh, «.— wooden, &c. ^m m. pop. i\m in. or Zm f. >». 
 dim. sloft/. and, enhanc. i\^n or \\W\ m. i.\t^\ m. dim. 
 
 T. made by hollowing a palm-tree. HT?5 or 3 w. 
 2— for watering cattle. ^1^5 wi. SJqfT/. ^OT «». jpo; . ^'ITT 
 or «^<7r »«. 
 2'o TnoLSCE. See To Bea™. 
 Teout, «. i{^ JTRIT 3ir^. 
 
 Teowel, »i.— of masons, ^"{f pop. q^J'oft/. '<tWt/. 
 Teowsees, n. ^TTR/. J^snr/. <TT^vir»TT »«. 
 
 Large or loose t. ^Trn/. Hir m. 
 
 Leg of t. qRT^r «». 
 Teua>-t, «. tcandering, vagabond. J^r?, T^r^Trt^r, 'Hrrra. 
 
 f|3nT, f^3fp=qT, ginr, ^na:, nsriT. 
 
 To play t. 3^rjOT. 
 2b Tkuant, v. n. be idling and absent from employment, ■jr;- 
 
 30T, ^^X%^'^f. ^"Jf, fi^S"JNA; m. /;;. qRot, and, intcriely, 
 
 ?n^^. [ TftTTS^/. 
 
 Teuantey, m. V. V. ^S^rv^f. ^^Tm\^n.pl. fpq^^w.f/. 
 Tbubtail, 7f. V. Squab. 1^^/. 
 Teuce, n. temporary cessation of hostilities. H^ll-Hl-^'ft^r- 
 
 =qRf3.5T^i^T&c. r^ m.-^55T m. flIErf':rFgftT "i. ^^^Rw. 
 To wave a flag or cloth iu indication of a t. ^F:^V?,m. 
 
 fqR^ot-g-g^ijf. 
 
 2 See Inteemission. 
 Teuce, To Teuck. See Baetbe, To Barter. 
 Tbuck, n. a. small wooden wheel not lound with iron. ^^ 
 
 tTf%^ ?5T^t^r:p n. 
 
 2 a low carriage for goods. ^mj^'Mt TPS'T^ 
 To Truckle, v. n. crouch, bend obsequiously, v. To Yield, To 
 
 Fawn, ^it^ n. 'TST^'if-qTOaf, sjm axJT n. iT^of, «j^ »». 
 
 TO^, Hrein^"^/ ^^, ^T^/.-^t^/. fR<fr, a^rgfYn 
 
 Truculent, &c. Sec Savaoe, &c. 
 
 To Trudge, v. n. tramp, travd wearisomely. tfTT fn. pi. "FtT- 
 s6t-f5?viq6T-Hl3T5l'?r, ^'JI5m/-"TRTft^/.-<TT^^^/-<Pt?lJ- 
 
 ofT/.-'?rt«^Tqi>r?T7/.-%^T/.-3rRf/.-'TRTnn?r/.-&c. ^r^,^- 
 
 To t. backwards & forwards, y. Tmr. \^,^.m. pi. ^- 
 
 Teudging, «. V. V. qr^tpra^in ?!. kc qmfq^/. '^^^<^zf. 
 TTqq^ft/. ^\wM\f. istfl^iTra?:/. %^r/ 3Ti%/. 
 
 True, a. not false or pretended, not counterfeit, actual, exist- 
 ing, V. Eeal. ^:rT, ^f'T, ^r^, ^TT^,3T^55, ^PrTf^^, ^[^- 
 ^, ^i*."^, 'T'erm'iT, T'tTT'if , 5fl^q^, 'iR^'4, 3RII'4^. 
 
 T. and false. ^^^I'T. 
 
 T. and good. T. and sound, &c. ^RRJTT. 
 
 2 agreeable with nature or fact. ^tT, ?T^, BT^, ?li^,rr- 
 
 To turn out t. "TJ>Jt. 
 
 3 true-sj caking. ^TT, ^q't sfic^OTRT, ?T?'T^?f;r, ^fTTT'ft, r(- 
 
 ^^^^^X ^r'TT^pT, ^;<t^=qr, ^BTEfr<t.
 
 THU 
 
 900 
 
 TRV 
 
 4 observant of truth, keeping faith, Sfc. v. Honest, 
 5HM>^K, FKHT^, ^^RT^T, ^^rft, ^If^^ff^,^?^!^^, ^Tfq-- 
 
 5 conformahle to a rule or pattern. 3TH?S'^<^-+T <FT53- 
 
 6 — a weigbt, measure, Ac. ^T^, ^^;r, ^^ or fH^ or 
 Tede-born, Teue-bked. See Geuuike. 
 Teue-heaeted. See Sinceee. 
 Teoekess. See Teuth. 
 TeuI3M, n. selfeviiknt truth. ^H'-ftT^-^rrt^TrpJlsp-STHTiTH- 
 
 ^?i-&c. JTre/.-ETRq- n.■^'^^ n.-&c. 
 Tetjll, n. V. Hahlot. 3YtT^T=r55/. H1t=5vTT^/. 
 Truly, adv. v. A. 1. ^^r^ ded. ^>^, ^-qT#, ^Tn^^, ^IT^- 
 
 ni+4>j|[^, «)iwf%+q^, ^ijw, ^=^?T, Hr5ir4, ?Rq-, r^fsiTr:, 
 
 2 ^rr^ (ZfifZ. ^~^^, ??fq-, ^r^, ^TfT, ^'w:, r^^:, T^rm- 
 *T, ^nr'<f, ?Fq^, T'<TTH?r. 
 
 4- <]!«<? Sinceeelt. ^n^ ded. JT^TT^. 
 
 5. 6. See Accueatelt, Exactly. 
 
 I. — as a slight expletive. 51^, ^\ or W^, 
 Teumpeex, See Teash. 
 
 Tecmpet, Teump, n. v. Hoen. jprwr m. HrfTft/. 
 To Tecmpet, v. a. v. To Publish, ^vnr m.-grrT^/.-?nmT»i. 
 
 -&c. ^y^sTDT g. of 0. 
 
 2jiny the praises of. qflcfR m.-^r^rf /.-q^T «.-Hrer^/.- 
 
 ifR^rt/.-'frsTOTr m.-^f?r/.-&c. Hm'^t-^Fsax g. ofo. 
 
 Teumpet-flowee, n.Bignonia suaveoleng. n^^'ft^/.l^ff /. 
 ?Tm^'Tr?t/. [ JT m. 
 
 Seed of the t. q^rwRF m. q^nr wi. T^rnr «i. ^fTTTnr- 
 
 Tbumpetee, w. sounder of a trumpet. qj^fff^fT, Hrrr=^, ^- 
 
 OTT-&C. crr3TifiJiRT_ 
 Teuncheon, «. V. OuDaEL. #iT m. ^nr w. ^re% ». T^/. 
 3b Tbundle, v. n. roll as a howl, v. To Eoll. ■jstor, ^oEgsE^. 
 
 To Teundle, v. a. t. To Eoll. ^ciq-ur, qT5E^>jf, ^SrT ^rfw 
 TttUNK, n. ( of a tree ) stem. Jpij ?». spts «• ^TI ». ^FT^/. 
 
 Naked or bare t. ^tS n. ?4TT0T m. 
 
 2 ( of the body ). ^tm^ =Fr5 «rKR n. 
 Headless t. tr^ «. ^^ «. «». 
 
 3 «!aw lody. qR w. J^^HTn »». 
 
 4 cAes<, V. Box. M^/. ?r3«F/. 
 
 5 i'»"o*o«c2«. ?n¥/. ^5T/. i?r^ m. ^jm m. 
 
 That has a t. ^tSiTT. 
 Teunkion, «. — of a cannon, &c. W.\^^ f». 
 Trdss, n. ( as of hay, &c. ) loose lundle^ v. Bundle. igT?". 
 f%r m. ^rffsiIT m.— of rice straw. ?5RT or ?JraT »t. 
 
 Large and loose t. rfrtTolT ot. 
 2 ( for hernia ). ^\^ m. <T^f »«. 
 3b TECSi, V. a. pacJc closely. W^^.^^^.&,c. T^ijf. 
 
 Teust, n. reliance, v. Confibekce. fir»^RT m. H^q^T or 
 
 Breach of t. f^Ts^m^m m. 
 
 Object oft. fJr»^rnER»TH n. f^s'^TTOKfir/. fsisqreqi^T". 
 
 «ET^ ». [=Tm/. ^^TT^r m. 
 
 2 trusted or covjidcntial charge, f^^] in. ^^Mr^f. "rf- 
 8 confident opinion, y. Confidence. f:r*^T?r»». ^R^'PTT o/' 
 
 Tfmr »» ^irTft/. f?tti5T M. Umf f^^■^ m. 
 
 4 ^tr^, credit. ^^V^f. T-^l m. 
 
 On t. ^qjj, ^TrrT^n:, a^frir^iT, ^Fft^r^. 
 
 To buy upon t. 3"4R adv.-&t. ^^-^■i^m^-^^-&c. 
 
 To sell upon t. S'^TT <7(^i'. Snf, ^fltnT^R-^TqR-^Tfft- 
 EIT-&C. ^af. 
 To 1u\i^T,v. a. place confidence in, v. To Confide. ff»^T- 
 ^^, fsr^^TRf M.-T^^flT OTJ.-&C. 5^3i with m of 0. TTfT^- 
 tJT oj* TTrt^. 
 
 2 commit with confidence, v. To Commit. fir»^re^, m- 
 r^T^r^t o?-qT?m 3?N'ff, «"'N''f,^siT?yaf, fsT'q'reH %5raT-^ot-&c. 
 8 sell to upon credit. JRTS «i.-&c. ^tIT^-^«:TRrH-3'^rNfrt- 
 
 ^-&c. ^iJi-f€r-7;cfr. 
 
 4 venture confidently, regard without fear, Sfc. 'TTfT^'n^ 
 or TFinf, f^='^IRT'^, f=r^SM. 
 To Teust, v. n. be confident of. T^H\^m.-^l■^'^m.-^]1(S^ f- 
 &c. S^TiiI-tRof, f5r^^?r-H^«T OT.-^mft f.-f^^^ m.-&c. 
 
 ar^oty. ofs. 
 
 2 in ; to ; rely on, v. To Confide. f^»^?rOT.-H^Hrw.-&c. 
 
 Teusted, p. T. V. A. 1. ^»:rT^?JT, &e. STF!Tf%?f, f^=^ftTrT, 
 
 Teustee, n. person intrusted. f^^^T.^ f5'-Mri<^l<,f^?T«f?t^R. 
 
 Teustee, n. Trusting,^, a. v. V. A. 1. & y. N. 2. fcfs^m- 
 
 S5rimT-«4WKI, TTf^^, 'TT^,^, ^^fcTR, STf^^, f5r»5r^. 
 
 2 fqsqr^rH ^iTRT-S^OTTTT, ■•3TTqoTRr, ^^NOim, &e. 
 
 3 ^qR-3-qRm-^^rq^^-&c. qoiKT, &c. 
 Trustiness, Trustworthiness, n. t. A. f^'^^ftqorr m. kc, 
 
 f^s^TRT ^v^^lf. fsrs^TmrfFTT/. 
 
 Teustt, Trustwoethv, a. v. Confidential. ^T<Tft^r, ?fT- 
 
 ?T?^^^, f^»?r^t, ^»:iT^, fsf^mj^, f^rsqrffr^q-T, '^^m- 
 =qT, «T5rf', rn^Rt, f^»5rRTTf , f^r'^fT^q'Rjr, f5f=^RrqT=;i. 
 
 Teuth, Teueness, n. v. A. 1. ?r^rf/. ^\qwr m. tTTWf^f^q- 
 OTT «!. ETRFTSf^ n. ^?q?5r m. ^Bmi/. ^T^-^mi/. ^^i:^^<\Jf.• 
 &c. ?ff^ w. rTf^r n. H^qT'4 w. rI«T «. "Rm'4 »»• ^SlH^'J ;». 
 
 Investigation of t. ifl'JTRIT/. 
 That knows t. cR^fsfg;. 
 
 2 ^ttI/. ^TqtJrr m. yMMuii w. &c. Hf^HT/. ar^qjffr/. 
 
 q"<TT'4?rT/. ^T^IFT-ilHr/. ?t«;q-?Tr/. qr^ret^'q' n. irT'<TT*''q «. 
 
 3 ^\qoTr m. Brq-HTfjmr/. ^fq'srrf^T/. ■Ht-q^l^H M. 
 
 4 ^'^T^T TO. sj^npuiq^qiir m. jTrRtTorr m. &c. w^^mf. 
 ^\^^n^■^^ n. ^^f[^^f. flj^^fterfr/. &c. w^^^f. 
 
 ^^ n. 3Wq^ n.
 
 TTJF 
 
 901 
 
 TUiM 
 
 6 ^CTTT m. TTW'TJIT m. ffl%quiT »». &c. Wlf^f- 
 
 I. ij'we «<«fe of facts or things, ^ftnre/. <<(<IH^+^ "».- 
 
 ^T^ «t.-&e. ^T^rT n. ^TFTfrTtrf m. 
 
 Way of coming to the s. cHr<^Kre"T'<T »«■ 
 In trutli, of a trutli. Sec Lndeed, Teui-y. 
 TEnxn-FUL, Tkuth-fulxess. See Tuue, Thue>-e33. 
 To Tex, v. a. examine, apply experimentally. cTTSijf, Hl«^nt, 
 
 "Tft?Tijf, =qr^?Tot, qft?^/.-3i5H^ ot.-&c. <tt^^ y. o/o. ar- 
 
 ^JTHr^roT, 3^^HTf?T TT^OT, 'fl^HTST wi. q;^iJf y. of o. 
 
 2 Aave knowledge by e.rperience of, v. To ExI'ebience. 
 
 /.-&c. qijf y. q/'o. flcfOT, ^€t^ «• ^^^y. o/o. ?n^R^R»». 
 ^iiI-^F^H qT^oi-itoT y. o/ o. 
 
 3 examine as ajudye, investiyate, v. To Examine. tTTRT- 
 'fr, ^^fJ^-n, ?RT?f m.-?T>Treaft/.-=5rT=P^ft/.-m »»--&c. q^- 
 
 4 e^say, attempt, ^irff qijf, gxfm wi.-^PT J«.-&c. ^Rijf- 
 ^?5^ or :p5?T-Ao. qifn, 3i:?rfTRoif. 
 
 5 prove, briny to the test. m^Oj, ^F^ot-JfT^pqT^^, rfTI'Jf- 
 rTTf^T "TT^^, qrr^, Tft?!^, T^a'Ji or q?rfI5CCTi, ?n^T ?«•- 
 q^ffToETOT. "TT^-cfrf^qT^ot y. ofo. qft?TT/.-qR?jf/.-&e. 
 
 qr^-jpTot y. of 0. <aJT »i. qr^'ii y. o/o. cp^ ??i.-^^>Jt/ 
 qr^oT y. o/ 0. qsRTT'n. qr^ y. o/ o. 
 
 6 ( the eyes, &i!. ) t. To Stkain. Hld+'^t^T"^: HId+rf-T «». 
 
 -rTl 4*061/ 3ilu|U|_ 
 
 7 on ; — a garmeiit. ^n^?T-%^-&c. qi^^. 
 
 To Tet, ». «. jwaXre endeavor, v. To Attempt. ^F^rl qT^^- 
 inM, 3T^iTR^, ^T?T OT.-lfqf^ m.-^^m m.-&c. qRTjf-^^TT 
 
 qr^, 5R:at, naJT ?». ?n"f^ qjf ^, <pt?rT ?:t^ qr^oT. 
 
 Tub, «. o/Jen wooden vessel. ^\^ n. €\^n. ?5Pfr5T 'tlTSE «. 
 Tube, jj. pijic. ^^ m. ( rfim. ^^f. ^oi+d o?- J?>? «. ffci^l 
 or JT^^I M. ?l55^i^/. ). H^oS m. dim. q^*Y/. JTTSt/. 
 
 ^rs/ ^fe^/ ^Ts «. 
 
 2 (of the body) tubular vessel, gener. ^TTTt/. ^T^/- 
 
 ;nr5 «. q-TT^/. ?ftc/. 
 Idbeecle, n. pimple, tumour. qJrj «i. it^/. V(fi( m. n-7H »», 
 TtiBEEOsE, n. iT^tj^ or 5^ «?. fHf^Fitr w. 
 TcBEEous, a. V. Knobby, nfjra, ^T^'J^. 
 
 2 having a tvfted head, ifr^, ni%Tr, "tis^, "TrSiTT^. 
 TcBULAE, TuBui.oos, (J. having the form of a tube. H'/t^4|| 
 
 3iN^f=^r, ^TM^^Frc, 5^f?5^q5f?r. 
 Tuck, n. en(^ /o be tucked in. ^=^j m. i^i^^^f. art^ m. qfTT- 
 
 2 ( in a garment )fold. f^TS/. KjqT w. ^^q/ 
 To Tuck, h. a. in ; up ; gather up, gather and fold under. 
 
 ^ ^miJr, :n;#Jrw, m^^r^ ?^R<Tr, ^jt^^ ^'t^rJi, i^\^ m. 
 
 ;)Z.-3ff% »»• 2^ ^Vof , 5'^^, ^'^•T ^I'f^. [ ^^. 
 
 2 in ; 2««cr< beturcn. gqflCTJr, ^'f^ot, ^T=q^ar, ^fftm, ^- 
 
 3 in ; cram food. rT^?:^, H^^ *PC^. 
 Tuesday, «. jtise^R >»• HTT^TR »«. 
 
 Tuft, n. knob, knot, bunch, cluster, Sjc. ^^^Pf »>. =|i]^ «;. 
 ^^ m. ^q^T w. q^JpT m. "irST m. 5=5jJ w. ^^S «• ^- 
 
 sjrsT M. ^5^ ^i. ^^^ «■ ^^ »■ 5^ »»■ "Tc?^ 2?op. qr^ m. 
 
 »inr ««. n. 
 
 2 ^fj/KeJ Afoi q/* certain flowert, ifc. "T^ w. "lin m, 
 4 (of trees) plump, clump, y. Knot, jjv-f. f w. ij;: «. 
 4 ;)/«»ie, ^-c. v. Ckkst. ^ m. ^ /. fl\^f. "JiqTifl w. 
 Tufted, a. v. N. 1. 2. ntSfT or o', mft (an nii'TsirRiH, 
 'fist ?Tn^, nRtH^jr;^ ), ^%?tt, ^'^^r, ^^i^. 
 
 To TvQ,v. a. pull with eJ'ort,v. To Pui-l. DT'TI.^-irai'i-'?- 
 
 55 ^H-»<oi+M-&c. air^'Jt, aff^/ «rjf , ri /. ^A-^^-kjn. 
 
 j Tuo, m. See Pull. 2. ifls ii;^»R wsirr^T ^^ wrnqlf?/. 
 
 Tuition, w. t. Insteuction. 3^q>n w. f^i^ / f^I^iot n. 
 
 To Tumble, «. n. v. To Fall. qsdf. [ viP:f. "JR^. 
 
 2 about ; v. To Eoll, To Toss, ^r^^, TSSISt ?!f^, ?!r- 
 
 3 in or down ; fall en masse, or violently. ^FHiZof, z\^- 
 
 oEof or qm^, >?f':n?jr, sqjrTor, jirsioi or straof or sns- 
 
 DT, ^t^oEOf or ^'T^^M. 
 
 4 perform bodily feats, qp^r^f^t ^ m.-qiV^I-liTt^ ^55 
 
 »».-Hiftq «.-&e. qRor 
 
 To t. over. r^^oT or jm^t. 
 To t. up. q^qriH 3-^. 
 To Tumble, v. a. throw down. qi^OT, J^J^-f^PpT-Ac. qiT"!, 
 
 2 disorder, rumple, ^c. v. To Kuffle. 3*T5'ii, M<<^o£'n, 
 
 3 disarrange, disorder, jumble, .^r. v. To Confocsd. 
 
 &e. ^of y. of o. 3^2Tw l'ri'i-3T^r^'T^-&c. ^P^. 
 Tumble. See Fall. 
 Tumbler, n. mountebank, ^'c. «jJt?^W,"^+I^, srartY, «(f i- 
 
 ?^ or jft^t o»' 'TRqt, !T?:, ^^.^, ^rf^, ntqioi. 
 
 Female t. qTr^^i^or/ ^iRlfsift or ^tl^^S, flRT^^. 
 
 2 — the piji^eon. f'H^II^ m. ^RiJT w. 
 
 3 drinking glass. ^i^r^\Hr^\ »«• ^t%^ q^^qT^t/ 
 Tumbeel, n. V. Caet. ?JT5T m. ?r5T jn. <UHII41 "i. 
 Tumefaction, To Tumefy. See Swelling, To Swell. 
 Tumid, a. v. Swollen, f ^%?rT, "Pil^ST. [ £h=ft. 
 
 2 /y.— of style. Jil^rfNT, fl^T^lt^^T, 4*0^1, aTRTsn. 
 TuMinNEss, 71. V. A. 1. g^^iffqiiTr m. &c. f^^/ fn^?ft/. 
 
 2 fi^f^/. fn^Tflt/. ?^/ fi^DTT M. 
 
 TuMOUB, M. morbid swelling or excrescence, v. Bump. »Tt^50»' 
 "T^Sre «. nis/. ?qt|=Fn. 3'?:T''Tn. its n- Sfl". ITW/. 7«n3H 
 A t. in the groin, behind tlie ear, <Si\ bubo. ^»n.^Ion, 
 Indolent and sympathetic- 1. 3i;rq^r »"• ^'=I"'II ♦" 
 ar^tlR n. [ ^^ or g?ft « 
 
 Suppurating t. gener. W.W^ m. f^'r. n. 3^oj «. q 
 T. in ano. aTRr/ 3TR/. 
 
 To form again— a burst t. jilRof , t»lRr »i. «T^ot. 
 Tump, ?i. v. Hillock. 4i'\K ">• «• T'J^s "• 
 
 Abounding in tumps or mounds. ^tHT, ^155. 
 Eugged with tumps or mounds,— ground. TtVX- 
 Tumult, n. wild confusion, violent commotion, clamorous 
 agitation, c^-c. of a multitude; roir, riot, disturbance, Sic. 
 
 nmif. ^v!^f. fsqfr/. i?r5i?5/ ?nr m. ^TT^WTm. fnr- 
 HT w. i^^f qi??5/ qtn?n «.. ^?55P5/. f5^? /. fT?r|;- 
 3/ |frqT^/ f 3? or ^5/ p/ g,^ «. ^lar/ siiT-
 
 TtIR 
 
 902 
 
 IVR 
 
 aft/. ifT/. ^in^FT m. ilitrz m. 5f^ cr ^\^ m.'^ m.'^- 
 
 xf. m. qjT/. tTm«fT/. gJi5:Tm/. g^if/. ai'cng^/. g^- 
 5r «. ^J^gsT/. gTTTfo!; w. yTTT^T/- «KiTaT/. ^aasfoErw. 
 
 JTmr^ra'T «. 5i=qiT1oE «. 'H1?:TI?/. iI^^'ISE »n. 3TPTT?i'FT/. 
 tTTTDT »!. — Expressing- a stale of Kild conjusion, disorder 
 and UiimiU, there are seTcral phrases, as JpTift 'PT'^T^T 
 
 ijt; ^ ^taft jprirmr %?rT, Tjorr^r rit'ttw ^sm^r RTTfrr 
 
 To be in a t. — a cormtry, &c. ^^,^^M^ Ti*??^, ?I5r5T- 
 
 2 See Agitation. 
 XviiULTDOus, TuMULTUAKT, a. conducted with itmuU, v. 
 DisOEDERLT. IS^jft^, st^Tg^^T, tTtcI?^=ETr, ^'^TT^fT, 
 ^i^^, SJST^^T, &C. 5ff«iIT-^ 0»- 5:1, 51^, 3^5^Jrf'54T?T, 3T- 
 
 2 See Agitated. 
 TiiMUT.TconsjfEss, n. v. A. 1. rt«i/ Tumult. 15^/. 3TqTg<^ 
 
 /. nff/. ai'F^m'R/. 5rqn5r/. 
 Tun, jj. ifr5 "ftTM. 
 Tunable. See IIaemonious. 
 Tune, n. comVination of notes. rfR/ "^^f- ^f^^/ ?^«!. 
 
 g5«8. qrf /. TrPiift/. TTn*r5»!. 7m?Ere?T». s|tt»". 
 
 T. and time. rTT^TR^. [^=lf^ ^Tof. 
 
 To tell the t. upon hearing a string sounded. ^^^ 
 
 2 rijJiilj/ sounding state, ^n^r ^^m.-^mn.-f^-^^m.- 
 
 That is out of t. arq'^f, STTgr, aiTg::^. 
 " note. See Sound. 
 
 4 proj'cr humcr.Jit temper, Sfc. ffrT/. TWw. 
 To be in t. for. ^JXm. pi. T^iif o?- sfTf"^ .17- q/'^. 
 .^b Tune, v. a. put info tune, fjt^ot^ ^^ot. /jZ. fJTctETot-^K?^ 
 g. of 0. ^TJ^I Ho!:w.-v;iTt?«.-&c. ep^CTf ^. q/" 0. [f^T?. 
 
 Tuneeul, a. V. Harmonious, Melodious. g^^T, g^^ f^- 
 TuNic, TuNiCLE. See Integument. 
 Tunnel, n. Soe Funnel. 2 suhttrraneons passage. ^^^T 
 
 Tup, n. full grown ram. Z^Tm. 
 
 Tueban, «. — the head dress. ^qpr«. ^^f[ f. HfT^". 
 
 Some forms of the Turhan are, 3T^iT?». f^jqft^R "7T- 
 
 Aigrette of jewels in a t. f^K^'^f?". 
 
 The Eighteen Turbans; the Asiatic or Turban-wear- 
 ing nations. ^ZTJ ^nf\f- 313TT q'lS^m/- See Hat. 
 
 Encircling and prominent band of a t. JpT'Jft'/ "^ifTf/. 
 
 Half of at. rent longitudinally; or t. woven of a 
 half breadth, sfrft/. 
 
 Sewn and fixed t. (as of children). 'TIST/. 
 
 Skirt or end of t. \WB^ or «JT3rni. \^r^mm. 
 
 Skull-cap or cloth worn under a t. jpft/. TTHT?". 
 
 Small t. embroidered with gold. t{€\p^m. n. 
 
 T. &c. bestowed bv a great man as a mark of faTOr, 
 
 Van or forepart of at. fsi^ff/. this is immediately 
 OYcr the forehead; =^I^/. this is above the projecting 
 and encircling band. — That has a f«l?ff. fsR^jR, 
 
 To present with a t. TFiR sjitfuj-^ 
 
 To toss or cock the t. with an air. ^^^i\f. %^ot. 
 TuEBAN-EiNDER, Ji. ^^1^^m.—h\s business, chaigcs, &c, 
 
 ^n^frf. [^gtf, 
 
 TUEBID, a. T. BfuDDT. ^foT, 17^, ^Sl?if|n, ^f^, S|2:, '"T5, 
 TUEBIENESS, «. y. A. n?5iT^T'». lT?oCq(JTT»». &C. ^F^^Trtr/. 
 
 Turbulence, Turbulekcy, «.v A.l. ni%]f\f. i^^r^f. ^- 
 fTst/. sTnrf /. j|?ft/. ?l5ni(/. ^^rat or \f\/. jiif /. 
 
 Turbulent, o. disposed to tumidt or violence. ajjY, q^^TT, 
 
 ^5-sfT, s'^^R, ^n^iT^, ?3?i?5, ^q, SIT, KnJTg>^T, gHTwqr, 
 
 35, H^H, IT^T^, f^K^R, trtS^'TT, f ^^T,'^^TT,\^'?: or 
 
 2 See Agitated. 
 
 Tube, n. grassy surface of land.^ v. Swaed. rtTrTT^r 'Tslrraw. 
 
 A clod or lump oft. ^^nm^r\-\^ fTt/.l^mRIT^w;. 
 
 Spade used in turning up t. ^'m m.n. 
 Turgid, Turgiditt. See Tumid, Tumidness. 
 Turkey, n. f??IT^?ft 4\^X\ m. ( 5^/. | n. ). 
 TuRKOis, «. — the mineral. q^^T cr^f^firw. ^f'\^ m.l^^n. 
 Turmeric, m.— the plant. \7.^,f. ^ft:?r/.— the root. ^3?/. 
 ^^T/.— Certain kinds of Turmeric are, 3Tf%^5, nt^T- 
 
 Clove of t. ^a:^s &»• f 2:^5 «. 
 Leathern bag for t. -powder. ^TITft/. 
 Of or belonging to t. foi^=sfr, ^fe. 
 T. — as scraped and coloured ( in preparation for W.- 
 % ) . X^\ or X[^J m. [ T;fTf3FT n. 
 
 T. ( curcuma zanthorrizon ) boiled in goat's milk. 
 T. — colored. ^^?5rT or ^oE^sfT. 
 T. — powder ( e.sp. as used in offerings ). 'TgR m. 
 TuEMOiL, n. disquietude.^ \. Discomioscre. rTaH5r/. ^^j- 
 
 t?OT. rTTTOT. [^TB^B/. 
 
 3 harassing labor, v. Trouble, ^^^jsrf. ^^R^/. ^T^T/. 
 To Turn, v. a. move circularly. f<p^5fijf, ^"rsf?^, ?5t?:'jf, f^r- 
 
 ^?fT f^ecZ. Jp^ijf , "tR^H'JT n.-&c. 'fJTf^ y. 0/ 0. a^T^rf^ «.- 
 Ac. Jp^of y. cfo. 
 
 2 s/;»/i! «<V/fS. 3^5tTot, TT?T'Tf, TB^^, ^RS^, qTB?:?r-&c. 
 
 3 change the direction of. f"F^>jf, STolijf, <fa^, HTlt^ 
 rffs «.-rril=r WI.-&C. f'R^'jf-q'^^T'Jr y. o/o. ^.^ m.-^.^,]^\m. 
 \^. 
 
 4 hring inside out. ^^.Z^.^ ^SP'/'^^., ^^,Z^-^'^X]ZJ-&.c.'^.l^_ 
 
 5 form on a lathe. W-Tr\^ or ^frfrf. 
 
 6 alter.! vary., T. To Change, f^jr^^fof, qi?I^i^, %^'PTT ?«.- 
 &c. W'X^ g. of 0. 
 
 7 make acid. njf\f.-&c. T'^m^f g. of 0. ^\^Z]^^^ 'S^^-
 
 TUR 903 
 
 8 ( the stomach ). ^'T^s^Tf, ^z^Bs^^^ ^os^^f.-'^z^- 
 , 01/.-&C. 3Tm'Jf-^t'^ qj^'jf. 
 
 9 ( the head ) mn/ce giddi/. fT>^q-tJf, ^t[f.-&c. armiJr. 
 
 10 ( the head, the braiu ) make mad. f^^iTf, ^H n. ■Rl- 
 X^^, tl n. v^m^_ 
 
 11 (iu the mind) revoloe^^x. To Coxsideb. ^T^E"^, K'a^. 
 
 12 V. To Dissuade, f^^ijt, T^rnrot, T^ n.-jf^/.-Ac. 
 f^?:^iTfy. ofo. 
 
 13 V. To TUANSLATE. ^FR'jf. 
 
 11 about or over. g^S'^iif, T^SSiif, TW^^, 3''P'.f5^, 7^- 
 
 3-35'TT?5?: or J~<TT<Tr?5'4 /• RS^'t, 3STt or ??5'<fr /. 
 ^, jfrsiTi n. ^ar. 
 
 To t. ( a cake on the bating pan. ) 3^5of. 
 
 15 awav, v. To Dismiss, ^rs^fjf, ^^T^^r^ ^Jof, ^. ^■ 
 
 16 away ; aside ; v. To Ayeet. fT=TR't, ^K^., ^FoEiJr, 
 
 17 back. JTRofr, f^=]K^, 5^5^ or H^oTjfTJ^^txf, ^fRW «.- 
 
 18 down ; in ; V. To Pold. ^VJl or ^IT^, fT^I^OT, 
 
 19 off ; V. To Divert. f^r^uT, ^'£^^^ ^1^3\n. ^crr, TS^iJf. 
 To t. ofF from what is right. fil'<T?;ot. 
 
 ■20 off ; V. To Dismiss. qiJJST'Jr, ^I%€ ?JwSt, ^-&c.^^. 
 
 21 off ( a question, &c. ) v. To Evade. JT^of, ^^^T, 
 iTRor «.-f?f^m «.-&c. ^Tof g. of 0. z\^\?:\^^T^h^i\- 
 
 22 out ; v. To Oust, To Dismiss. ^\^ ^, ^^°ir, f^- 
 
 07- ■^, grt/. OT?:^, 5^=5ft/. 3"=5r?5'Jr g. oj 0. f!\^TA^^orf^: 
 ^'^^orf^•m^^. m.-^^TCT m.-^JT^TH m.-^^tT^T ».-&c. ^- 
 ^g.ofo. 
 
 23 over; v. 11 g'JJiT'Jif, ^r'A^. 
 
 21 to; into; V. To Metamoephose, To Change. ^^ 
 (with they, of 0. and some adjective or noun,as +loo'4r- 
 ^ Ttsrr ^^ to t. black to white, n\^\^\ ^XSl^l^ to 
 t. a jackass into a horse, &c. ), 3Hrl/.-&c. f^^'T'Jf , ^s^- 
 ^X n.-&Q. ^X^ g. ofo. 
 
 To t. the back, v. To Flee, ^\z f ^OT. 
 To t. to account. :FnTT^-3'T'Tmm-&e. T^^'^, 
 Vo Turn, v. n. move round, ^rr^iif, 1%Tai, Hm"Jt, ^JTtJI «.-»?- 
 FT M.-3TRrrT ot.-3TRtT^ «.-&C. 3TH^-fr^ <7. of s. 
 
 2 change direction, alter posture or position. fiF?;6T, JTT?- 
 'jf, <TrS ?!.-^^ m.-&c. PpT^'n, ST^DT, ^^A^.1 ^^■'^1 T^fT^, 
 
 To t. and twist about (as in yawning), q'if^ or <fr%. 
 
 oj't W.-&C. ffof or inversely, %i7i. 
 
 To t. and toss about ( from sickness. ). =^5t^3Ci^,^5- 
 ^%^.i q^TsSr or ^-^ or oTSat, ;^T^tif, ■^i''*S/.-^'PS or 
 
 ira /.-T^!TT?5/.-13r'^r?5 /.-^?5T?r^ /.-&c. ^fjriii. 
 
 3 tthange in mind, conduct, Sfc.^^^, ^T?riJr, sT^-^TJij sarif, 
 
 TUR 
 
 ^'Zaf, f^?foi, T^ n.-^f^/.-Ac. firm-1Ir5?<n-Ao.y. o/«. 
 To t. for the worse. fq«^TTJt, ft^^fof or f^ifldt. 
 To t. and become favorable. ^5:^_ 
 
 4 a^/er, rary, Sfc. v. To Ciianoe. Ppraf, ii?3;iJi, "<pr m.-V- 
 ;C9>IT OT.-&0. ^y. ofs. 
 
 5 Jtf transformed, become hy change, gtof ( as 4. l xV l ^ T "^t- 
 5-^ fmt black turns to white ), ^PTPT/.-Ac. ^m g. oft. 
 ^sffFTTn. frny. of:s. 
 become sour. aTifJt, 3T^-&c. fffof . 
 
 7 ( the hea<l, the brain ) become giddy. iPTT^ H.-lifliprt.- 
 
 &c. fi?7^iJi.>Tiirijf, ^fr/.-^i^ n.-&c. %di, P=trf<TTi}f, ht^ 
 
 jn. con. 
 
 8 (/(VJe«(/o«/or (f«i«(o«. %0T, ■3TI^iJf,%TM.-&c. VT?l6fi 
 t<'(7A 5n; 0/0. ^^-'*(?TDT KiVA ^TT of 0. 
 
 9 against; become adccrse. fTJ^of, T^^ctj, 7^'<|^, ?-'.''.{ I- 
 ?!/.- 3rI^5T^/. ^OT, srfJ1f:^-&C. ^tuT. 
 
 10 away. qre/. %'iT-^5E^. [»TR<n. 
 To t. away from, coyly. T^^oi^ ^XZ n. Jir^oi. ijJ'ipr "i. 
 
 11 from, ^\zf. ^7.^:^ 
 
 12 in ; bend inward, srtrf '^m, 
 
 13 off; — road, <tc. ■pFT'Jf, f>7'Jf, ^3oj_ [«rrtn. 
 11 out; jjroye to be. fHyuJ, T5ot, T'7r't,f^'J'JT'Jf, 'T'Jt, f^ 
 
 To t. out well. 3'3T5T'iI. 
 13 out ; bend outtcard. 5jf|T q^_ 
 
 16 over. 3^^wf, T^TiTr-ite. ^[6t. 
 
 17 round or back. J'"?^ or J^of, ftJT^, '^\% n. pjP^or. 
 
 18 up ; ro»ie to light. JJTiSt or THT^, jHiUJ or TiT<I>?r, 
 f^^oT, 71m »«.-^THJ W.-&C. ^r^y. o/«. 3^q^. 
 
 19 upon ; turn short upon snappishly, jof^arr adu. 750f, 
 
 Ac. 7q?:iif, ^^5eot. [^^rt'r Tsot. 
 
 To t. to account. =PTHr?f-3^nfr'Tra' <T^-%ot, ijqJTPfi- 
 TuEN, TuRsnfQ, n (around any thing), ^i^f. 3TJT tn. •JTr- 
 ^ m. fir5l?<ir w. ^?T "I- ^'^ Ml. 9>CT »i. cfs^ HI. 
 T^ take a t. ^€\f. %ir, f^^m '"• q^I=^*r. 
 
 2 ( of a road, river, &c. ). '^K m. %<r m. jfri/. ^Z^ n. 
 5rnpiT «. ^t-^fJ tn. J3T w;. 
 
 To make a t- ^Sot. 
 
 3 er«7t to and fro. %T "»■ %rr m. Tift/. ^TTi^T^ w. <Tsr|. 
 ZH n. T^V- ^^SHrwi. THR m. V^.f '^^'A^f. Z%^f. 
 
 To take a t. '^^. m. HTC^ %nT, ^^^t\f. ^V^i\^^^■[r m. 
 q?T^, ^'<t^/. ^P^iir-^^^I ^iJi, ^^^^ or '^1=^, ";t^?5aft/. ^- 
 
 ■1 variation, alteration, v. Ciiaxoe. %^;;». %^'<pn: m. q^T 
 
 5 recurring season, alternation, ij'c. TT^t/ 1P^ m. /. 
 %q/. ^(Jt[f ^f 'TT^fS/. 
 
 A laboring man taking t. with others. <7T^qvT m. — 
 woman. <TT^*<"Wl/. 
 
 By turns. 3TT5ft"n5Jt^, ^lofWT^ft^, ^filpSEt^, "Mioft^ <n- 
 
 aq-, qr^^T ^1^5, •iTr'^'iTiT'fr, "TtTntJnrm^, TT^fr^r^ft^, ^- 
 
 6 change from original intention, course, Sfc. %^ M. ^\^,
 
 TUT 
 
 ST^^ OT. [ ?5 m. 
 
 7 s7i(y3c, ca«<, V. FoEM. cTcm n. jftf/ ^fH/. ^r^w-Si'- 
 
 8 ( of mind ). mi-cj|-&e. JF?5 m.-^r^?H.-ffl^?».-frr5»i.-&c. 
 ^5iur n. qiT'T «. 
 
 A good t. S'T^PTT »!. "TfK^r^ w. 
 An ill t. ^rri «. 
 TuBN-cOAT. See Kekeqadk, Time-servee. 
 
 TUBN-CROSS, n. <l^l4M|c6tTrr W. 
 
 Bos of a t. ( at fairs, &c. ). <TTo5'JTr«. 
 TOBS-SCEEW, ». =5?T5ft/. %=^TS\ in. 
 TUEK-SOL, «. ^f# "^rS n. ^^=FJTc7 w. 
 TUBN-STILE, n. ^ «. 
 
 TuBXEB, ^. T. V. A. 1. n^i^icjrfrfl, Ht^IHt^r, Ac. 
 
 2 gri=5iTs;?5r, q^^f^r, ;j?5'<TTf?r|?n-, &c. 
 
 3 ftr^%?5T, 5rssf^?5r, =f;?5f^?|?5T, &c, 
 
 4 ^■^^^H^r, 3"s^ %^r, &c. 
 16 5frr?5=5f, TTTfTT, cnfc?r, f^^rrfrfr. 
 
 21 Ef rf5 f?rf?!r, 7':T5?5?M-, &e. ■^•.q?Tf%fT or ^^rf^H. 
 T. V. N. 6. aiif^ffT, STiR^Ts:?^, &c. fJR??r. 
 
 To be turned — a period or stage of life. 3H^ ( Ex. 
 ?^Tm ^ra^ft 3rR:c^. He is turned 40 ). 
 
 TUESEE, n. V. V. A. 5. qfjtrfOITTT, ^pfrTTft. 
 T.'a wheel or lathe, "^j^ m. HTT^ «». 
 I. ( as of cakes, &c. upon the baking pan ). 3"?!5iT''f n. 
 g^5tTT m. 5fK55qT«. ^WAim. JprfsT^'^TT w^. ^'Tft/. ^^m n. 
 
 fmar^ «. 
 
 Turnip, n. ^FSnT m. 
 
 ToEPENTiNE, «. resinous sulstance from the pine, Sfc. ?nH 
 
 The Eug-liah word is uaed in the form of E;?;<T?f^;=5 n. cT- 
 
 d^^ «. 
 ToEPiTUDE. See Baseness, Wickedness. [rri? «. 
 
 T[JEEET, ?i. Utile tower, v. Tower. H^fRT m. ^\^^TZW\ n. f^T- 
 TcBTLE, n. tortoise, ^m^ n. ^ tn. ^^gq ot. sfp^jj »». 
 Toetle, Tubtle-iove, rt. T. Pigeon, ^^r^; n. 
 
 Eiuged t. ^r?5T »». 
 TtTSH, jH/e?y'. V. Interjection. %t, f^tff, ^, StJ. 
 Tusk, «. long pointed tooth of a least. ^^ m.'^^] m.Z^^ 
 
 f. f^TF^ ». 
 Tusked, a. furnished with tusls. gxTpsfT, ^t, ?5"5ft. 
 Tussle, m. personal conflict. ^^rST'flr^t/. 3fr5T?TPJft /. gr^ 
 
 /. ^'r^raM/. 5rV-Rift/ «rigTtT#/ ^TKT':Tift/. 
 
 Tut, interj. t. Pish. xttT, ^, StT, ^, %#, ;||tT. 
 Tutelae, Tutelaet, a. guardian, protecting. TT^irRr,T^'Jr- 
 
 =PTft, T?Tr^fr, tf^tFTT. [n. 
 
 T. deity of a family. •3TlTT^«.3TTTT«;'T^5r?TT/. 3mr«%fr 
 TUTENAG, n. — the metallic compound, ^^n. 
 Tutor, n. v. Teacher. f^T^p^urrn, Tv^^. 
 To Tutor, «. a. v. To Teach, f^i^f^df. 
 
 2 prompt to evil, drill, prime, y'.loUcn^. ^^m. pi. 
 
 90i. TWI 
 
 ^ITf-HTOr y. Ofo. ift^COT. JRTjf-^. 
 
 Twaddle, Twattle, n. insignificant discourse, y. Pbate, 
 
 2b Twaddle, To Twattle, v. n. 7. To Pbate. sjs^ifur. 
 
 Twain. See Two. 
 
 To Twang, v. it. sound tvith a quick sharp noise. gtTtqoTtrr, 
 
 ==fp5rr5fOT, 5fiJIf^r?^, ^uie+IW, ^ur^Tat, — intens. qrirmof, 
 
 Twang, n. sharj) quid- sound. ^ut^RKot. 5T'JI^RT«. WT^r»l. 
 ^n. 30T?^?:«(. ?:ui?j7TT?n. ^^R//i. ^TJIf^pr^w*. — intens. ^^- 
 ^v\j7.m. STOTlDTw. H'JT^T'JTRwJ. ^^T^m. 
 
 "With a t. ^OT-;frq^.:}R-&c. ^OT^or or orf, ^riir-^OT-^^ 
 &c. ^-:jR-&c. 5r'il-:ffur-^-&c. ^ur, — intens. W^\^l, 
 
 2 «asaZ «oz^7af. nwl/. '•TT[''JI ^Rot'i. HI^f^^F 3^rTw». 
 That has a t. nnTntTfrFf or fqtilfnoftrT, ntJT'Tiqr. 
 
 3 See Taste. 
 To Tweak, v. a. twitch. f^K^^ a^r^of, f^R^t^ ^<jf. 
 Tweezees, n. sriiJl pincers. f^^Z\m. 
 
 1 Twelfth, a. siTfRT, gT^^T. 
 j Twelve, a. qm, g;T^n. 
 
 Twelve-month, «. v. Teae. snTPTl^^»». pi- =I"I«. 
 I For, during-, &c. the t. irRT»Tf|%, sTTtiRT, ^^m^, 
 
 j sfKK^r. 
 
 I Of or belonging to a t. <m<M|Wl. 
 
 Twentieth, a. f^HRT. 
 
 Twentt, a. ift^, l%?Tf?f ,— one ^.7;;ft?r,— two str^^ or qsft-?T, 
 —three ^5rt^,— four xfc5fr;Fr, ^^^rsft^,— five q^sft^,— six 
 ?r5^H,— seven ^TTTsft^,— eig-ht 3l5TJfr?T,-nine (J^u|rft?T, 
 Ag-e of t. f^\\\f. 
 Aggregate oft. f^\?[ f. 
 Twice, adv. two times. ^%5i, ^5r, €r^^^, erN^^f, |^rT 
 or Tf, f^=fR, — ill multiplying, ^Y, 
 2 doubJij. ^q^, f^^fuifT. 
 2b Twifali.ow, v. a. plough a second time. ^^TT^'Jf, I'JPr, 5^- 
 
 j ^''ff/.-5>rr'jft/.-|?rff 3Trff%T/-&c. %t^. 
 
 Twig, n. mall shoot or branch. ST^oft/. 'ST^oir w. f^Tf ^ / 
 f^TT^rft/. fiTq?:!/. <#}? M. tpT^iit/. ;j<T^TT^T/. 31?T^TT^{/'. 
 To beat with a t. sTppTZof, t}Ji^?5^. 
 Twilight, n. (of evening) v. Evening. T\]<^or 55 /. nR^w. 
 
 ^v^f. f^^m^or f?ff^?rf^/. 1?TR^r3?r w i%?ft«MT/. pi. 
 
 At or during t. fn^f^ft^rt or ffTnit^t^f. 
 Height of t. H?^W1:^t^f /. pi. ^^'TftfTf?r?ft?ff^f /. 
 pi. ^f^llfd^f. 
 
 Imperfect t. J^fH^ft^inT/. [ftTST^Fmrn. 
 
 2 (of morning) v. Dawn. g^?p n. "T^^V^qr/. B^^'Tr/ ?T- 
 TwiN, a. ^R3:r, ^SfST, ^3r, ^HT, 1^=5.^ 
 Twins. ^;}gE m. \rrS ». ^55 /. 
 T. — ( boys-girls-children ).J aTSf^^m^lw. ^Z. Sf^STr- 
 
 ^T^ra^T/. ?/. 3Tci<zf3fr5r55r ?j. pi. 
 
 T. — pair, Joy and girl born together. ^\^^ n.
 
 'rwi 
 
 2 — fruits, &c. couple. vT^T. 
 To TwiXE, V. a. iwisl. f^osot, ^^of, "fts m. ^s;CTf.JiTof. 
 
 2 See To Gikd, To AYeap. 
 Tj Twine, v. n. convolve itself, ^'^-^^-&c. ^r^. 
 Twine, n. s^W«^. ^Hoft/. ^rs\ m. ^oi^^r «• 
 
 2 See Twist. 
 To Twinge, o. n. Jiave a sJiarp sudden sliootinj pain. RtpS'F/. 
 
 Twinge, n. sudden sharp shootinj pain. f^T=T^/. ^T^/. ^p- 
 
 2 ( of conscience ) r. Eegket. ^^^/. ^^qjT »».^T^T»». 
 T(j Twinkle, v. n. shine {remuloualy, v. To Si'aekle. =5fH^- 
 
 2— the eye. 3?^, T?5?jl m. n. JTR<JI, f^Fpfr^HT m.-&c. 
 ^g. ofs. 
 Twinkle, Twinkling, n. x. V. 1. ^JTor n. 
 
 2 f^fHT or f^H'^t m. S^R"!! »«. fHf*rTr?ri"To;-f^H'fr^'!r;n. 
 
 I. instant.1 v. Moment. T^l^ w. «. f^Tst/' f^fH'f (?»• | 
 To Twihl, I', a. turn round with rapidity, v. To Whiel. »I- 
 
 To T\\ ihl, v. n. revolve ii-ith rapidity.^ v. To "VYniRL. ^T^- 
 
 ot, fsR^ or ^^/. ^T^of, fn^ /.-Ptt^ w.-Pi^H'/.-fq^:- 
 
 q^fST OT.-&e. ^Dfr-iTT?Tjf-q-5r. 
 Twiel, Twirling, v. V. N. nxnvh n. &c. f^vCl or mz\f. 
 
 fn^'^f. fnr^rt/. fnr^Ftsr m. fnK^\itf. %tt >». %^/ 
 
 To Twist, f. a. form li/ convolution. ^^?M. 
 
 2 contort, ivring, ^-c. \. To WKENcn.pToi;^, fq^tqzijf, fcf- 
 
 sn^iir, ^^"^, H^oiiir or K^rosiJi, j?^, f7« ««. 2'i. 3[5t, 
 
 A twisting stick. f^S^^iir «• fts «. 
 To t. or turn iu rough or rude inauuer. t^iJT or '^z^ 
 or iRTSot. 
 
 3 V. To Wind. jiRot, ?5V^, ^of^^r^^, 
 
 4 ( a meaning, &c. ) «i'?rs^, pervert. q'5;cfot, aft^iTf , 3?r- 
 f5 ^^. 
 
 To Twi^t, v. n. he convolved, qo^ijf, ^7.^ ^m-^^5fr. 
 Twist, n. convolution, twisted state, qtoim. ?55 ?«. fqriTo^TwJ. 
 q^i or q-^ «!. 5?ttt5:t "J. i^rs or muf. T^7.^f. fq^r m. 
 
 2 itvisted string, Sj'c. v. String. ?i5r ot. et?: or ^z m. 
 Triple t. f^gcft/. 
 
 3 cZo/^, ^e. twisted and ivrung. fq^r w. 
 
 4 string of a cord. T5 w. <T^^ w. ^5 »«. ^7. m. 
 
 5 ( of gra3S,jarn, tobacco, &c. ). ^Z or ^5 m. ^Z^f. ^jof 
 n. "^TTaft/. 
 
 6 contortion, ivriihe. f^('\\'A\ m. q^ m. rft^ m.f. 
 T ( as of the bowels ). t?: or if? w. v. f^, ^55. 
 
 Twisted,/), t. V. A. 1. ^^%^, ^r^if^, 5r^tTT. 
 Lose t. ^■^tI or t^^ or H'^t^s, fq'sfqofT'T. 
 Strongly t. fq^SR, fq5i'7=r. 
 
 2 fT5:%?jr, 5^nr55%=^, &c. 
 Twistedness, «. V. P. 2. qto5 w». fqTTr^T m. wr^w.\ m. 
 Jo Twit, v. a, uvhraid, S;c, y. To Tacni. 'jTiST^T'^, lq5<n, 
 
 905 TiR 
 
 ^ir^ffT qiTmr/. pi. qraoj, jq^tj m.-wfrr >«. ^, ?tH- 
 orr-Ac. KR'n-^< 
 
 To Twitch, v. a. pull with a tuddenjcrk, v. Jkbk. f^ijrw, 
 
 ff ??5^ or ^%^, f|^!pr M.-ie. ?<if. 
 To Twitch, i'.h.— the eye li.ls. ?^qoi, ^^oi, "SJ^jfinO'i/eK*. 
 
 JTRot ) qjT<prat, q;qTof, f'Pf'JI «.->^c'. ^TtJr y. of$. 
 Twitch, n. quick pull, f^^^r m. f^Bsr «i. ■31?15T w. 3TN7:r 
 
 2 ( of the fibres ). ^^^ pop. ^xi\ n. «p<FTR m. wTtT 
 
 3 ( for a liorse's lip or car ). q:?T»TfH m. vililTorr/. 
 To TwiTTEK, V. ?!.— birds, fq^lf-^qin, ff^fr^'h, fr^flR'crr, 
 
 Jjrq^^^, i%?T^5r/.-=5f^ 11.-&C. q;?:^-Ht3oi,— noisily cr 
 
 in number, qr^rr^or. 
 Twitter, Twittering, n. v. V. and Chatter. f^q<t^ f. 
 ^=^^^ m. f^;5T^=5/. w. %3qH /. m. ^^^^ >i.— jnrfiif. 
 
 Two, ff. ^"t^r, %, I ( in comp. as ^-TR'ft, ^TTjt, J^TS ) fj 
 ( in comp. as f^T?^, 1|;'tR, &c.).— of human beings. ?;iT 
 (fcm. ?ft or Eqr. neuter. % orcff j 
 
 In t. fr^rj^l, |«rj, f^-TT. 
 
 That is iu twos or pairs, ^rsfn^ or '^\inK. 
 The t. ^>^. 
 T. and a half 3T^^. 
 Two-edged, a. 5^[ft, |^-TT?. 
 Two-rOLP, a. of two sorts. st^q-TT??^, 5i?r?T-|^r,1;v. 
 
 2 V. Double, ^z., fgyif'^^. 
 Two-handed, a. Sj^|Tnf^r, f^^, f|;f^=l?. 
 Two-handled, a. f^tft. 
 ' Two-headed, n. SRH^^i^, f^f, fg^^^F, 
 ' Two-tongued, a. 5ri=Tf3^«Tr, f|;f^^. 
 j: TxiiPAN, TriiPANUM, n. drum of the ear. ^frpTT^r T5?r w. 
 TxiiPANiTEs, TrMPANT, «.— the disease. ^FT^'ir Un »'. 1- 
 
 rHr^ «. JrJTqTrf ??». grH ?)1. 3T^fT^ »l. 
 
 To get t. q"prm'^ n^fRf w. tTTot, q"'r^ ». rts^ vp:6t_ 
 
 TxPE, 11. emblem, sign, v. Mark. ^^'T/. f^^Iijft /. f^f^ n, 
 
 2 ajtgure of something to come. ilfH^Ti «. sfffT^^ n. 
 Sr^rf^il n. 5?T^ N?^ n. 
 
 3 printing letter, tJTq w. 5HT m. 
 4 — iu medicine. HT^RT/. ^^q «. 
 
 TXPHUS FEVER, n. JpT5J^^ ?«. 
 
 Typical, a. v. N. 1. 2. FJT^^foTF, ^Tfft^, ?ii%f5T^, 'iT^srfn- 
 
 Typified, p. v. V. sif^^??;!^ ^J^^T^^^r, &<•. ^>f-T^. 
 
 To Tvpiry, v. a. v. To PHEiiauRi:. i^f^c^ ».-5Tf?l5?7^ )i.-ic. 
 ^F^^ ^T'ffcToi g. ofo. 5Tf?rCT^rt-&c. ^<?R^-g=q^-«rrq?^. 
 
 Ttpoqeaphy. See Printing. 
 
 Tyrannic, Tyrannical, Tyrannous, a. unjustly srvrrc, op- 
 pressive, ^^jft, ^^H-^^R^t'frt-Ac. sfT^TTm, ^FiJTr^r, 
 ^5Ri^^r, ^^j^K^T^'T^T, 3i^?;h, ^mtjt, ^mq-?, n^- 
 
 Jfr, !F^^, qr^^^^I^, v^5;^2R^r, SI^fiq-^jfT, R^iiqjpft, q. 
 
 TiBiNNiciBE. n.— the act, ^sjs^^r^rg;^ jH.-^tf ?;i.-&c. ?.
 
 ULC 
 
 906 
 
 2— tlie ag'eut. ^?5c?TT=Efr ^JfT ^PT^RT, &c. si^<ft5^|rtT. 
 To TVE^XNIZE, V. n. aft the tyrant. jT=pT wi.-^H?^/-^- 
 
 ^T ^Rffr/.-&e. ^^ffr-JTraoi, arr^ m. ?5T^¥, %^/--f - 
 
 ^Tra^ n.-gT?rtf?Ti[TrH^ «.-&c. ^m. 
 To t. exceedingly. 3TtS ^roS'JI. 
 TTBA^■NY, n. absolute monarchi/. ^f^^lT^Jq• «. 3Tf^^'4^7JT n. 
 
 2 imperious domination, unjust rule. ^^JTr^-&c. TJ^^ n. 
 
 3T?fTf?I^TmfT ». 3Fm^^TT?f?T n. q^WRt?^ ?». ^^:?^ m. 
 
 3 oppression, gener. ^^^T '«. ^^K^sft /. ^^H^RrT /. 
 
 v^RT^T m. ;J?RT '». ffr?ftW/. ^l m. T^fq wj. vT%?5 /. v»T- 
 55^55/. intens. ^w.^s^jz in. 
 TlEAKT, ». alsolute monarch. ^W^KV:^\ m. ^H-siiMim. 
 
 2 despotic and cruel ruler, v. A. ^c7^^-&c. ?T?'T^?:'JTT- 
 ?r, v^^iT^^'^^-Ac. ^l^^^Rr, ^STt-Ac. n^?".-&c. 
 
 3 oppressor, cruel master, ^'c. ^■^^-^'^H^I^mI-^^^^- 
 ^-&c. JF^tJTRr, 3TTnqT5/. 
 
 Tiro, «. leginner in learning. ^^^■^ or ?jfr, JT^f^T^^r, T^r- 
 
 TJ, 
 
 XJ , This letter is represented by 3T, but by it is con- 
 veyed only its sound as in run, sun, rub, Sfe. Its sound 
 as in union, uniform, Sfc. must be represented by ^ ; 
 and its sounds in bull, pull, full, and in ruse, truth, J-c. 
 by 3' and ^. 
 
 TJbiquitatiy, Ubiquitous, a. existing every vihere. ^^^- 
 
 • ^^'•^, f^J. 
 Ubiquity, n. existence every tchcre. f^»^qrfir/. s^rfsT /. 
 
 f^isqrfK/- fsT^^^m^^ «. srfiroqTf^/. 
 Uddee, n. milk lag of leasts. <fnt^f. ^^ /. 3?'j n. ST^T'T 
 or ST^'T n. 
 
 Side or lialf of an u. m^xf. TT^ n. 
 To get a distended u. ^^f. m^ot, 3TiJTT|m. 
 UGLI^-Ess, n. V. A. ^%^.^f. ^gtfft/ ^f^^^rTTOTT m. f^T- 
 
 fwn] m. f^^TtJir '»• f ^fn/. 1^^crr/."%^cq- «. 5^1^- 
 
 Ugly, «. «o< handsome. «I^'7f, ^^'TST, -7^^, 55^, ^CT 
 /)o;). f^l^, f^^, f^TRT, ^T^, ft;T^,"5^r^'^, ^TJ?, 
 
 Excessively u. or deformed. 3?"?^^ ^o;j.3T?T^^,qrf ^■ 
 Ulcee, n. running sore, tcur vidg. ^X^ m. ^^ n. pop. ^5m. 
 /. ^;t? or ^-t^ n.f. ^^^^ n. qTS/. qa'Y/. 'pi'R «. ^€- 
 a n. m n. ?T'T^?T?T «. 
 
 Ulcerous hole, — geuer. H'TH' m. 
 Virulent u. ^T^qoft/. <jf?TiiaT ?n. 
 
 "Wide-spreading u. -Mioiuiqoft/ 
 Zb UlCERATE, «. M. become ulcerous. tr<T OT.-^TrTn.-Ac. qs- 
 
 ^, q^?;oT 0)- q^?:oT, srf&T?T-srjft ^^. 
 Ulceeation, n. v. V. q^m «. tT'JftfriJt w. 
 Ulcered, Ulceeous, a. affected with, ulcers. ir<TT5PrsjT, &c. 
 
 Ulteeioe, a./«?77(e;\ q^^^r, J^^T, ^rfr^T, <I?ft«P3=qr, ?- 
 ?ft^ft?5, 3tT^ in comp. [i^rr, =erh. 
 
 Ultimate, o.y. Last, Fuetiiest. ?r^OT, ir^^^T, ^rsr^;^,'^- 
 
 Ultimately, adv. v. A. ^^€f, ^T^^^qS'r, 3t^f, qf^irr^'f. 
 
 Ultimatum, n. final proposition, term, Sfc. f^T^H^r-f^^'f f- 
 =^T-f^5rttiTxfT-&e. ^TS^ »«.-qra JM.-'TrW'JT «.-&c. ^^T^ m. 
 
 Ultea. See Excessive. 
 
 Ulteamaeine, a. being beyond the sea. fT^^rft^S"^, 
 
 Ulteamontane, a. being beyond the mountain. sfl^PTrft^- 
 
 5=srr. [ t^rf . 
 
 Ululation, n. howling, outcry. ^V^f. n\Mi\\nf^ v. KFF=J, 
 Umbilical,(]!. belonging to the navel. JTT'fNr, ^TTf^r^^'iff, 
 
 U. cord, ^t^i^o/i. ^T^«. T^^nft /• ^f»T5TT3t/. 'TT- 
 
 U. cord as swollen (or protruded. ) ^RI m. 
 
 U. region. ;TTfir=q'ip n. ?TTf>TH5?5 n. 
 Umbeaqe, n. V. Offence. ??r^ OT."^^iT^/.3T%^Pf '«• 
 
 To take u. at. qifs »inT^, ^ffs ^^. 
 2 See Shade. 
 Umbeageous, a. v. Shady. ^R?ff=qT, ^N-^r, aNifl^T. 
 Umbeella, ?j. — the skreen from the sun or rain. ^^ft/. 
 g^ n. aTTFTT^ n. 3HM4=IKU1 «. 
 
 Eadius of an u. ^5T »«. 
 
 Stick of an u. ^f^/. 
 
 The u. of royalty or state. iJ^ «. 
 
 U. borne over Eajas, &c. in their proccs.sions. 3T»t^T- 
 jftr w. c?«»2. arsr^rfnft/.— bearer of t. arq^^^. 
 Umph, interj. 3T:. 
 
 Umpiee, n. V. Aebitee. frf^l^H, Ht"^?*!, ST^ftH, ?I^. 
 Un. With this negative or privative particle correspond 
 3T and 3T^ ( as in 3T?T^, 3T?IH'«T, 3Tgqf ^, 3T5^m,&c.), 
 S' ( as in gr^RiJf, 3^=1v7^, ?^ot, »i'i*u(, 3'^^aT, &c. ),^^ 
 ( as in"?R^?ft,'Jr<<:(M»ft,%f^^, &c. ), it ( as iu %f?t?^, 
 sjj?5r^, »I^HH, &c. ), fJi^ ( as iu fSf^qqtn, ^r^T, &c. ), 
 ^T ( as in ?rr?JRf^, HTTJ^T, ?fTqH?f, &c. ), f^ ( as in f^;^T- 
 I, f^?5T, &c. )_ Dr. Johnson has observed of it, that, 
 as it is placed almost at will before adjectives, &c. all 
 instances of its occurrence cannot be inserted. Of 3T 
 we make the same observation; and as the public 
 animadversion upon the Doctor is rather on account 
 of the multitude than on account of the paucity of his 
 insertions, we have been careful to insert only the 
 most approved of the formations with 3T. Of those 
 English words, to which sometimes un and sometimes 
 in is prefixed, such as are not found here, should be 
 looked for uuder In, 
 
 I
 
 UNA 
 
 907 
 
 rxA 
 
 Unable, a. 3T?T^, 3T^K'<f, 3T?TJT. 
 
 Ukacceptable, a. q^rfs^ram aTqirsr^HTq^rff^^ HN^fT, ?rr- 
 
 Unaccepted, a. :TN^?r, TTiT^T, arn^fr, 3?^*^???^, ai-i'll'shH. 
 UxACCOMMODAXED, a. not fitted, V. Unsuiied. 3=RT'flTn', 
 
 Unaccompanied, a. v. Single. ^TrsTrft ^ToiT-f^r^tT, "^^T^, 
 
 Unaccomplishable, (i. ^rtTT'TRr-&c. a^r^-ar^l?^, 3T^T«r- 
 ^^^ 3T?m-T, j-.^T'^-q-. 
 
 UNACCOiiPLisnED, o. incomplete. ST^yf^, 3TOT^, 3Tf^®TvI, 
 
 3T^5^, 3Tf%5, sr5T>T=5T, 3THf^?r. 
 Unaccountable, a. v. Inexplicable. a^s^T^qj^, aTSTn^Tr- 
 
 2 «o< responsille. Ht?I5q'T5IT|T^T,'Tm5TI^'rar-f^n55r,f5f- 
 Unaccustomed, o. «o< habituated. f^r^^f^Tr'SfT or ^'^T, ftpT- Ij 
 
 <i<^riiNi,"JiHm?qTqT, ft^^t^rqr, f^^^^f^^r, &c. ar^- j' 
 
 Unacknowledged, a. ^^^.^ ^'^'\\y5rJ., 3T^3Tm^T'^R. I 
 
 Unacquaintance, n. v. Igkoeance. "S^^HT^Fft/^trrqiSi^- ]t 
 
 ^/ 3TfTT^ n. 3T^f?=EnT OT. [ :F«f^. [ 
 
 Unacquainted, a.Y. lGNOEANT."?kiTTft?T,"?r^»TTf|?TrR,"?R;?r- i' 
 Unacquiescent, a. ar^TT^, ?TT^f ??, ^nrr^t, aT?i»^rT, 
 
 Unacquired, a. aTiTTfT, aT??5':T, ar^fTlf^, ST^f^^T. ;l 
 
 Unactionable, «. 3T5^^M, 5q^^mw^, sq^fRT^T^, ' 
 
 Unadapted, a. a^qr^^, aHj^^HFt, aT^T^^, ?ti^RT^. t 
 
 Unaeoeable, a. arq^^T, arq^sT^tq, aT?rm«T, a^m'4?ftT, ar- 
 
 Unadorned, a. v. Pl4IN. aT?5^RT#n^T-1%TT5Er, aT?f?^cT, ar- 
 
 Unadult, a. aTSTnrqhpT, 37^5. ji 
 
 Unadulteeated, a. v. Puee. fJRl, aTfKfiiTH, a^ff^rf, f^TO. ij 
 Unadvised, &c. See Eash. 
 Unaffected, a. unacted upon. v^T^irsfmHT, ar^ST, ar^^, 3T51T- 
 
 HfT, ai^q^, f?iT%m:, aT3TT?rn<jr, a^srmnoT. 
 
 2 unfeigned, v. Eeal, Sinceee. ^<rt, ai?;f5lT, a^HT?;"?. 
 
 8 free from affectation, v. Simple. f%^ 3T^=5rT, f^T^^jI- 
 
 =qr^T, f^H^-qrqr, &c. ?fT5^ or q. 
 
 4 unmoved, untonclied in the heart. TT^^ ?T aTTrJ?ir, &c. 
 
 aT3?r, aT^m?^'. 
 Unaffectionate, a. ^^^k^^^ or ffRiot i, HT^T^^T or f%n- 
 
 atr, &c. f^nrf , fSjiiW, ^ti^t. 
 
 Unaoitated, a. V. Calm, ar^st^, 3T??rH'. 
 
 Unaided, a. f^^nr^rft^, fqi'+M^Vni, &c. aTF^T, f^^T^'. [- Unaspieated, 
 
 Unalienable, «. aT'Tl^T, TTR.T, ?'*TRR. 
 
 Unallowable, Unallowed, a. v. roEBiDDEN. afT«PTq', 3T^- 
 
 rfsq, f^qtrfq^q-, JTjffq'Tq-. 
 Unalloyed, a. f^^, fsHfSreaf^, ?^, =qir^, f^. 
 Unalterable, a. \. Immutable. f"P^rqRr3Tq'Fq-3T?T^^, 
 
 fxq'?f?ftq', '?f^^rrHT?[iwq', arfq^rq. 
 
 I Unambiguous, a. v. Cli;ak. aroft^vT, ar^flfr?!, 'flg^T'il. 
 Un ANIMATED, n. inanimate. fH^fsf, ai^iiin, aivfrq-, 3!%(PT, 
 
 || 2 V. SriEiTLEss. fSj^fq, Pt$i3t, fin^, -iT^iit. 
 Unanimity, w. v. Aoeeement. ^<?vTikt n. \^^ n. p^qq n. 
 
 I^f- ?^ »»• f==i%^ «. 1^^ '•• <^N^Tniy: ?iq in. 
 
 j Unanimous, a. of one mind, v. Aokeed. (T^Ff^TT, ^^f?i=I, "^JE- 
 ! 2 formed ly unanimi/i/. ^^^^^^^, ^^\^^}'H^\^^ ^^- 
 
 |: Unannkaled, a. not tempered by fire. f^HR. 
 
 j Unanswerable, a. x. Ibhei eagable. f^^^rTT, aiJrF, fq^iT- 
 
 Unanxious, (i. fq^r^^ or f^t^ol^, f^qR or A, f^qf'', 
 
 fq^qr^c, 3iqR, f^f^iFT, qf^jqsiT, ^Hv|t^, f^^fgq;. 
 
 j Unanxiously, adv. v. A. ^ra^Tqf^,<&c. ai^?T, g??I, fq^- 
 
 Unappaeent, a. ai^EW, ar^q^, arsiT^. 
 
 Unappeasable, a. v. Implacable, ^rm ^RTRT a^qpq-'iTJ'- 
 5TT-&C. ar^H^Fft or Fqr, ariRfrq-, ar^irq-, arTitfq^Tq. 'jt- 
 t v^Wf. 
 [ Unappeased, a. ar^nffT, arsrmHiTTqRT, ar^r^Rmmw. 
 
 Unappointed, o. arg^, arf^rq^, arf^qrf^^, ar^ifr?. 
 
 Unappeehensive, (J. not susicrtiiir/.fcariny, ,{c. f^qV, f^- 
 
 qRt, ar^i^, arfq^t^, ?t^T^^, ^iTRf^, arfq^if^^r. 
 
 UNAPPEEnrSBIVENESS, n. v. A. arfqsil^r/ ^i + Klf^rq 71. V- 
 
 Unapprised, a. ar^jf^, ai^f^. 
 
 Unapproachable, a. ^q^ v^iuqNl aTqRq-a^?T?q-<to. arir- 
 j^q, arqjTJftq', a^^m'^q, arn^-q, a^jrfHn^q, arj^Rrrq, 
 
 ' Unapproved, a. awRq, ^TPRTH, aTHfH»T?T, ar^mf^fT, 
 i Unapt, a. itifit, t. Unsuited. ar^T^frnt, arg^^R, 
 
 2 not propense, disposed, ^'c. f^^l^^RT-^r'Pr^-ic. aT7- 
 
 3 unready, dull, v. Stupid, ^^t^ vTS-'T^-Ac. H^nf^, 
 
 Unarmed, a. fin^rqK, ar^W, ^^^-'^-•.t'.-. f^-.r^^, 
 
 31^^^, ar^iq'^', fHTTqq'. 
 Unaeeived, a. ar^mfT. 
 Unartificial, a. v. Natueal. ar^f^TH, 
 Unascertainable, a. arf^ofq, 'iTfHqtq, 'i^f^^q, 'i^'q?!. 
 Unascertained, a. aTf^'Dffi=T, ar^f^iiin, arf^fcrrf'^. 
 Unasked, a. fq^iTTnoft=qr, fJq^J^F^T^, stTTN^, arsirfif^T, 
 
 ar^T^roT. 
 Unassailable, n. qrar qPTTqiH aTqFq-arsT^q-Ac. q^i, 
 ar^i^JTofW, ar^r^?;^, ari^TOTTiT^^. 
 
 Unassayed, a. fHfTTq. 
 
 Unassisted, a. f^PTKTffhTT, fsR^iTqft^, itc\ -iT?r^iq. 
 
 Unassociated, a. ar^q, arHi^, 'i^nf^^. 
 
 Unassuming, a. fq^arrs-eprqi, fq^f^TTT^rqr, ar^fHTr^'r, 
 
 f?RfH»TRft, Hqh.ur^, gnz?r3, ^tsht wr tj.
 
 rxB 
 
 008 
 
 wo 
 
 UXATTACIIEP, a. 5fl^n?T, aTB^l^. 
 
 USATTAISABI-E, a. ar^Tt-TT, 3T?iWTt'f, ^TTsq, aT^m^^, 3TSIT- 
 
 Unattaisep, a. a^srnT, 3T^S!:T, aTHTTvf, 3T?lf^n?T. 
 U>-ATTE>-DEi), a. V. Sl>-ULE. nS^THTaTHTi^Trsir-^'TorT, ==fT^^r 
 
 UXATIESTED, a. f^^l^'T, fqJTHT^^r, 3T«T?T, 'JTHrflT^. 
 
 ■Ukauthektic, a. q-TTr'JTr;rt=sR^r, arsmrw, aTsrmrPn^. 
 
 IJifAUTnoiaTATivK, a. f^^^^]^]'^J, yJ^^m^ arsfTTTfoT^, 
 
 U:fAFTI10KITATIVENESS, «. A". A. Sf^'JirTT^W. ^»rT<JT^f|?'T«. 
 
 f^rfq-, f^ftrfr^, fsm5;?T^<r, r^?T^<t":f ^^rarl^^r. 
 U>-AVAiLn«o, a. V. Ineffectual, Fruitless. f%T'4^, f?r- 
 
 Unatoidable, a. ^^JTSTT^TO smT'^-aT^T?^, 3Tf?nTT^, a^f^^nr, 
 UsAWAEE, TJnawaees, odv. Unexpectedly, t. Suddexlt. 
 
 '^^r'^^, ar^^JTHT, 37^^?:, 3T^f=qrr or at. 
 2o Ukbak, v. a. ■3TTS/.-&C. ^T^at^. o/o. 
 UxISATHED, a. fsj^'JTf'^rS'^^T, Jfl^IrT, 3T5^?5rR. 
 Unbeaeable, a. ^^RT?f 37qFq"-aT^WT-cte. 3TW|?ft^, 3T?r^. 
 Unbeaten, o. — path, &c. f^f^pfoiSJ^r, f^RiTaJift^r,, 3THfc^?r. 
 Unbecomino, a. t. Indecoeous. ar^fiq', 3T^f^?T, ?rr?5R^, 
 
 TJneeqotten, o. aTTtf^rf. 
 
 Unbelief, n. 3Tf^!^TH«i. STssT^r/. 3THf^/. 3T?frf^^?T«. 
 
 Unbelievee, n. Unbelieving, a. arfET^qr^ff or ^^ or ?j<K, 
 
 3T5Tf^'ft, sT*^?:, ar^^^r^, 3T«r5Rr5, arT^irpr, arn^, 
 
 To Unbend, v. a. ( a bow, &c. ). (J^Hof, ?ift/-&c. ^nin ^. 
 
 o/o. ar^^ w.\^. 
 
 2 See To Eelax. 
 Unbending, See Fiem, Obstinate. 
 Unbiassed, a. v. Imbaetial. f^iq^^^FT, f^T^J^fTRTmr, ^ZJ- 
 
 Unbid, Unbidden, a. rr^fr^R^^sr, s{JTmf%frf, ar^TITrr, ar- 
 2b Unbind, v. a. v. To Loose. ^^^ n.-^^ m.-&c. ?iT5ijf g. 
 
 of 0. ^rSOT, ^q-^^-^tT?T5^-H^5Tq-?T-&c. ^.K^. 
 Unblamable, a. v. Innocent. fHsW, ar^fT^T, a^f^5!i,3T^q'_ 
 Unbleached, a. f^^3iN^%?5T, f^^'^^^^'^^. 
 UNELEMisnED, a. R^"^^, aT^lT, fH'^S, f^r^ffrs, fsT^HT^, 
 
 f^^STifr, 'Pt^T't, fHl^, fH^T7, f?rs:Fi=;-T, arf^r. 
 Unblessed, a. a^T^ftsTl^ ^ f^r|^r, arn^^nF, f^^RVf, ar^rrf^T- 
 
 Unblown, a. h 3"iTf7^?JT, &c. a^^?:, arfq'^ri, stst^s?, ar- 
 Unelushino, a. T. Shameless. f^sjT^TT, f%3^. 
 Unboiled, a. fiFifS!T^%c5T, &c. arf^T^. 
 
 2 — used of milk, oil, butter, &c. unlieatcd. ftpTrrr^SJTT, 
 
 &c. arq^^T, 31^. [ fljf^rT. 
 
 Uneoeed, a.— ear, pearl, &e. f^T^^R?!:^, arrt^, arf^?^, ar- 
 
 UnbOEN, o. jT ^^^55T, 31^iTT?T, 3T^TfJ^-iTT, arsTRT^-Tr, ar- 
 
 2b Unbosom, v. a. tell in confidence. H\zm\^-'\\l\^\\i- &.c. 
 
 Unbound, «. ^ ^rftr^^T, &c. jfr^sir, 3T«T5, 3T^q^,3T^R5itf, 
 Unbounded, a. v. Infinite. arTFT, ar^rqi^, ^jf^'t^, f%^g-- 
 
 Unbounteous, Unbountiful, a. ar^mr, a^^TH^n^y, ^TH«f- 
 
 Unbeidled, cr. V. Licentious. fsj^?inTJft, ar^lV, ^^, ?- 
 
 Unbeoken, a. ftf^H?:^T, &c. aTHT, ST^fJfT, ar^S, 3T^. 
 
 2— a horse,&c. aj^, 3Tc?5. [ ^tt. 
 
 UnbeOTHEELT, «. f5I?THTf=^r-qTStT, fq^TT^q^^^rNT, ^g»TI^- 
 Unbeuised, a. fsr^^^BF, &c. ar^p'TT. 
 Unbueied, o. fsHJTFIPJT, fSt^TTS^^r, f5I51HT«TTrfr^T, 
 
 UiTBUENT, a. f^?f5n5:%f7;r, a^^^T, ar^rfT^f . 
 
 2— brick, &c. fij^TT^^^ST, &c. ^F^T, a^^Tf^rf. 
 2b Unbueden, v. a. ^\%,^\-&c. f%TloiT-%no5T ^T^t, vrr?:?^!^. 
 
 ^-&c. ^m g. of 0. 'TfT5^-H^Tn;-&c. ^.x^. 
 Uncaged, a. f^^^ffTfT ^Ts^?5r, &c. ^'fPTvn:, 
 Uncalled, «. ?f ^r?yTsIH?5r, &c. aT|?T, aTHT|?T, a?^THf>rFr, 
 aTf^Jtf^Pr. 
 
 2 for; V. Needless. fsTH^Koft, ^rriTRf^^=5rT. 
 Uncandid, a. JT^T=5fT a=rsrt^;TS-q;q?rf, arqi^f^, 
 Uncanonical, a. 3T?TT^. 
 Uncaused, a. 3?^^-:^, ar^^nTOT, ^c^lTOT, 
 Unceasing, a. t. Continual. fH^rR, 3T^5, ^FTrT, 3T?7^. 
 Unceasingly, oi/j;. v. Continually, Etee. f?tt?n", f%PT, 
 Unceeemonious, a. fsj^g-J-q-ffl-^r, fitTf^l^r, %7^3rt^T. 
 Unceeemoniouslt, adv. ^=^XW>., %^^, 5(3^'', sj^TTSf^T. 
 Unceetain, a. not certainly hnoini, v. Doubteul. fi):^^- 
 
 ^rft=^, fsr^HTsr^ir^r, >aff?rf 5, ^t^Tf^m, 3Tf?ifs>qrr, aif^^fr, 
 arf^cffm, arffrmfTn, arf^j^q^TTw^F, arf^v^. 
 
 2 wo< confident, not stire, v. Doubtful, ^^qt, ^^^T, 
 
 arf^Jiq^, 3Tv?rmfH':fR, arv^rmf^Ji^q'. 
 Unceetaintt, n. v. A. I. Vfff^'fZ'jm m. arfHf^rfqtJTT ?«. 
 ?f?7{^?Tq>Jir m. &c ^Rqr/. ar^ jz. Hirr/- arf^Js^q m. ar- 
 fHf'>^^/- aTf^qrf?:?!^ n. z^f^^K m. arf^iTtsTm. ^^.^n. 
 
 apfifFtrr./". 3T^5rf^'<Tfn / [|h?:?ot m. 
 
 2 (rwi^ Doubt. ^^t«T m. ^k^ in. frtrr/ ?rf^rs:Trtr/. ■9\f^J. 
 
 Unchangeable, Unchanging, ff.%?:'PTTT 5Tt1^t,%^<?jrI f^- 
 
 jToST-qfTs^r, arf^^r^, arfspFir, arf^^r*^, f^f^^R, f^TFiTT- 
 
 Unchanged, a. ^%^^?5r, &c. f^f^T?, arf^fT, ^nmr fT- 
 2— a coin. sr^r. [ f%, JTPTR^q^. 
 
 Unchaeitable, a. t. Censoeious. ^T^T^f^, ^psf^^Tf, aT?i7T^- 
 
 Unchaeitaeleness, «. V. A. ^f^/. 
 
 Unchaste, a. v. Incontin-ent, Loose, str^jht, oqfJfxjpft, 
 f^^^, =TR. 
 
 U. wife. 3THRt/. aTHT'^'^/. fi=^r/. ar^fFftT^r/. 
 
 Unchecked, a. H 3Tr^5:%?JT, &c. arH'T^ or s:, ar^nfiT. 
 
 UnCIECUMCISED, a. f^T^grft, f^^^f'TT. [ qr^. 
 
 Unciecumspect, a. v. Caeeless. %?rr^q', 3T^?'4, ar^TH-
 
 v^c 
 
 909 
 
 UNC 
 
 Uncivil, a. v. Eude. 3tf^i>?, ^^v^^ arfsRT, ^J^^, 3Ttf- 
 
 Uncivilized, a. v. Baebaijovs. ^^ft, ^iT=fl', 3^f?lf|7H, ^- 
 
 Unclaimed, a. without a daimant. 'k^\<\^^ %^^^ft, Sf^TR^lt- 
 
 ^F, ^^RtW, fH^R^ft, fJT^R^"^, a^J^TTfH^, ST^TJTt. 
 Uncle, ji. father's hrother, ^?5<TT »». "Pr^r ««. ftH^^ »». f^iT- 
 
 WrfTW. 
 
 Wife of paternal u. ^?Irft/. [ m. HT^HTTrtT »». 
 
 2 motlfers hrother. ^^^\ m. *<!«(«[ »?. HT^ /'o^. »TTH55 
 Daughter of maternal u. ^^"ft/. 
 
 AVifo of maternal u. f{TH\f. 
 
 3 hisband of maternal aunt, ^\^m m. 
 Unclean, Uncleanlt, a. v. Dihtt. H^^r, Toff irr^ ^jt?5_ 
 
 2 — ceremonially ; defiled, T. Iaipuee. 3TTf%^, fa^ctnfT, 
 
 3 tmcia^e, ttnlioly, v. Impuee, LusiruL. T^TtoTi^T^f^f^, 
 Unclean>-ess, Uncleanliness, n. v. A. 1. JToE%T'Jir m. T- 
 fsurqoTT m. yn^-rir/. 
 
 2 3T<Tf^=5fnT/. ^^n^ WJ. HlWf/. 3T?J^f^ «. 
 
 Uncleaksed, a. ^T<P ^ %"r^, 3T«rf^, ST^TlfqrT, 37^^. 
 Unclothed, a. qfq^uiT %n55T-fn^55r, ar^r^, f^R-^, f^sf??^. 
 Unclouded, Uncloddt, a. v. Cleae. snT^T^jr-f^^Tsr, f^- 
 
 Uncloxing, a. 3T^^. 
 Ukcogged, a. fJf^rft. 
 Uncomely, o. imhecoming. aT^Rq', 3T:7f%rr. 
 
 2 See Ungkaceful. 
 Uncomfortaible, a.— person, arg^'t, 3T^r<T, argT'tT. 
 To feel u. 3^^^? ^VM in. con. 
 
 2— place, &c. q^wr^T, nT^TPft. 
 Uncomfortableness, n. v. A. 1. ST^^jft^iTrT in. ar^^'^SW m. 
 
 2 n^€Tr/."?i?:^n w. 
 
 Uncommanded, a. 1%^f f JTpqT, .&C. ^^'4, 3^?rrf%7, ST^TrfTH-, 
 
 Uncommissioned, a. "q^^R^, %?rH^, arf^g^, arf^iqif^rr. 
 Uncommon, a. v. Eaee, Scarce. f%^55, f%ToET, iFli^c^, 3T"T- 
 
 2 unusual, v. Steasge. 3T!rf%5, ar^^^sp, %?7^T0T, Wv- 
 
 Uncommonlt, adv. v. A. 2. ok^ Vest. qjR^, flr?!;?^''!, 3Tf?f- 
 
 UifqOMM;ONNE£S, «. V. A. 1. fjr^3Cq(7rr m. &L>. 3T'J5f#/. ^^^^ 
 
 mf- 
 
 2 ar^f^^qiTT »». f^^^arrinT m. 
 Uncompleted, a. 'mv=\^., 'flj'^, ar^HPT, ar'^uf. 
 Uncompocnded, o. v. Simple. ^.^\^^^\=^}, 3T^=?frijf, arfiT- 
 
 Unconcern, «.v. Carelessness. 3T?TR'4t/. f^^T5!::;ft/. itJ- 
 
 Unconcerned, a. v. Careless, Indifferent. f^WA'i^^ or 
 fH^^^^t, 3T^R-«T, qc^, SIT?;?!, fH^^r, f^aTT?'^=qr, 
 
 Unconditional, o. v. Absolute, f^pf-fl^^r, f^'iT^^i, 
 
 UnCONFIDINO, a. 3TMrM4fl. [ ^?j^?7. 
 
 Ukconfined, «. spacious,\. Eoomy. g^^r, g^TF, Q^T^T^, 
 Uncokgenial, a. ^^^w^\'^^[., 3t?i^<»r, 'fl^f !^, srPif^. 
 Unconnected, a. not coherent, v. Inconsistent. "JT^ilj, 
 f^T^^HT, ar^'H, I^HH^f, 'fl?r5fT,aT^f^'7, aT3T5, ftrflf^TH. 
 UxcoNNECTEDNEsa, «. v._A. aT^q^T J/l. 'JT^Tfl/. '*iq5^^? m. 
 
 Unconquerable, a. f^^FRRT ar^TfT-io. a^^, aT:^«?,-«7T- 
 
 Unconquered, a. 3TPT?r, antrf^TH, ar^^. 
 Unconscionable. See Unreasonable. [u?. 
 
 Unconscious, a. v. Insensible. ai=^?R, f^^^r^, f^^'l'T, 
 
 2 V. Ignorant. arsTTT, aT^iT?Tr,'V»TTff^nR. 
 Unconsciousness, n. v. A. 1. ar^^^ ?i."%n^lHi«l m. rf^- 
 
 ^^^ VI. -4^/. 
 
 2 arv^uiTovT m. ar^m'Hqir «.'V»n1^'^/. 
 Unconsecbated, a. aT^5f^,aT^f*rRN?T, arMPif^H, ar^^^, 
 
 STfTTrra'^^fTR. [ ^JTT. 
 
 Unconsidered, a. 3TpHir<^, 3Ttn??fT, arf^HTftTH, •JT^JTTa^- 
 Unconsigned, a. ^ ^^T^.k^J., &c. ar^Tf^H, ar^fi^. 
 Unconstrained, a. v. rREi:, Voluntas^. m^aiT, 3T^^4, f%- 
 
 UecoNSTEAiNT, n. V. Freedom. iir^ocq'JTT »i. %ai^.+i«( w. 
 
 ^'q'^T'TW »». arf^^'^T wi. 3Ts?f??^q ?». a^f^rfryr »i. 
 Uncontaminated, a. ^isT^T, 3l^'T?T, a^vi"?, aRTT, f^fsJT, 
 
 arfeJT. 
 Uncontested, a.— an estate, &c. awfHTST. [aif%^. 
 
 Uncontrollable, a. v. Ierestrainable. ar^^, a^f^^R, 
 Uncontrolled, a. f^^ ar^^Rpqr, ^^, f^<^M^, f^TT^sn, 
 
 Unconversant, rt."rR:=fr^'i^,%TTi|'^ir^, '^^^f'^? aT?i«T- 
 ^, arsnftT, a^f^'T'ir. ['TT'H. 
 
 Uncooked, «. ar^if^iVr, ^wr, f|'^_, aritF, arrrf^^r. ar^T?l- 
 
 Uncoeef.cted, a. viu-cv:scJ. ^ ^iV-^^^T, Ac. vt5nfvr=r. 
 
 UNcouNTED.a. ?r qiii?5?!T, f5iHKl^J=r^r,&c.aiTfmR, aT?i'^^H. 
 
 Uncounteri-eit, a. v. Genuine, Eeal. siq^filiT. a^T?. 
 
 Uncourteous, a. V. Eude. fq^m'iRPKt^T, f^n^«fr^,Ao. 
 ^T^fft, si^t^HT, arf^^^, aT^5^T. 
 
 Unco^-rtliness, n. v. A. ^i^t^tT^r m. aTrlJ-^^T/. aTTlTJHi /. 
 
 Uncourtlt, cj. v. Eude. f5]^^'^r':t, TRI^, aT?T«T, 'f^VH. 
 
 Uncouth, a. v. Awkward, Sieange. anmt, ar^rft, "^TIT, 
 aff5PT5, f^?^?rJT, aTT^TT. 
 
 Uncouthness, ». T. A. anroftT'm '"• f^?^'»rnJTr m. Ac. 
 
 To Uncover, v. «. TW^, sriT"! ".-slTT «.-&c. jpr^TJi-^Tj^- 
 
 Uncovered, ;?. v. V. I'Al^.^^ 5tt^?^ ^T^^^ri^ &o. ttst, ar- 
 Uncrkated, n. ai^qvT, an^"?, arfJiHrn, a?f^ffi"i=T, ar^^rw. 
 
 Unction. See Asointedness, To Anoint. 
 
 Unctuous, a. oUu. /jrtn.'ni. f=^i^cT or f^^:pJT, ^^, ^•'4, ^-
 
 TND 
 
 ^^, =^\Ts, <rT5r, f^^poT tThst. [i^rroit/. 
 
 tr. substance,— g-ener. =^']WSf. n. ■^^v^ f. ^^Tt\f. 
 
 iSoftenod by some u. substance. JT^rrsE. 
 
 2 — earth or soil, f^jgoi o>' f^^F^, f^W-^'i^, 
 
 UxN-CTuousNEss, n. V. A. 1. fq-jgtriqoTr >».-&e. F^^onf /. ait- 
 
 VZ n. ^rTT/. f^ijnT/. K?^. 
 
 rKCULTIVATKJ), a. f^JTrTTIEfi^^T, ^Rff^, q^rr, Tf^?:, Hnft- 
 
 2 See Babbabous. 
 Uncultivjteduess, n. \. A. 1. ?fiqft^/. 
 UscunuED, a. y. Uxkesteained. %"%^, 3T^=rT, si'T'f?? d»' 
 
 55, 1%Tifs, f^tf ^. 
 Tt) IJncuese, t!. a. ^^UTTi^o;;. 3':?TrT «i. ^of-^FTof. 
 Undaunted, a. v. Bold. fH'<J5r,fH'^'T, 3T^t?r, qrsr, 3TfTT?T'Tq'. 
 Fndecated, a. ^^^^ ST^'^of, 3Tf?W, aT^vfjf, 3Tli?ftof, ar- 
 
 Undecatiso, a. ^f^f^nft^ aT^s^TT, ai^^'T, CJT^^TT, f^^T, 3T- 
 
 21) Undeceive, v. a. vjjt m.-»stf?r/.-&e. ^"S^of-^^^'Jf-^FTS^- 
 
 ij^ m. pi. ^-qtH ff. ofo. 
 USDECIDAELE, a. 3Tf^fff'T, 3Tf^tTM, f>rq?TmF^, f?rtTRT5it?^T. 
 Undecided, a. not settled. ftptf^t'fTS^r'sn", &c. Sl^oiifr, 
 
 3TT>!:TTfcr, sT^irnn. 
 
 2 </;a^ 7j(!!S not formed his resolution, f^''^^ ^ %^?;r, 3T- 
 
 3 See Ieeesolute. 
 Undecidedness, n. v. A. 1. ^]^^^f. m. 3^f^'H^ m. arf^T- 
 
 tTR »». 3Tf?r'^ in. 
 Undefiled, a. y. Puee. f?rH?5, 3T^?r, 3T»?^,i%^?r,3=tfea'. 
 Undefinable, a. iJiat cannot he descriled. c^^ui +<Niy ST- 
 
 Undefined, a. v. Indeterminate. 3fr5?^ir, f^r??7'Jr, 3T3- 
 
 f?^rr, s[5?ri?j^DT, 3T?^?tf^5T=q^, ^^^^ or ^\^^^. 
 
 Undeliteeed, a. '\^^'i^^\F^., fqJT'JlR^rST, aTB^lNff, 3T^R- 
 
 Undehonsthated, a. ^^^^^., aif^5, 3Tf%5tf?r?r, aTsrf^TT- 
 Undeniaele, a. y. Indisputable. ?it|T J^^oi^tf TT'TT^^T ^T- 
 
 Undenticulated, a. f^TT^trlT^T, f^^tfft, a^^trit. 
 
 Undee, p-ep. leneath, lelow. c^'c. ^]^i, ^r?IcfT, ^T?5fff, W- 
 
 2 in, as inducli-d in., (IS disposed of under, cnff ( ex. %- 
 
 ^t, if^T^mff iu play, in laughter, &.C. ), ^Tf=5t ( as JPT- 
 HHJlT«r, %5!;T^rfft, ^"gl^jricfr in, at, or under work, play, 
 labor). 
 
 3 in suljection to. ^Tt?f, f q;Hi?T,'fliT?;f?T, niS^Tirl, rF^rT- 
 HT^TrT, Ac. ^TrlT^Tar, ^T^^. 
 8 ZfM then Sfc. ^Tcfr, JFrTt-Ac. tnV/i q^t o/o. 
 5 ^^•^V7i i/ic cover or pretext of. f^\^T[\^^ fHTT^. 
 C (misfortune, pain, &c.) in. aiifT H*^"^ 
 
 910 UND 
 
 7 iw /^e time of. artff, H^^, ^TH^ffj^s^, all Kith fj. of s. 
 U. the cover or protection of. 3^T3, 3?I|^. 
 Ukbee, a. nether, inferior.^ v. Lowek. ^I?;^T, ^rT?ft55, ^r?5- 
 
 ST, arq-.^VT. 
 
 2 subordinate. aTFS (in comp. as 3?r5T^, afT3»f^, &c.), 
 
 ^rPT^fl, ^?ir^^=ETr, ^q (in comp. as, :;^Tv<tf^, 3^3^,&c.). 
 Undee-done, Undee-dhessed, a. — an article of cookery, 
 
 To be u. arnrsi^. 
 Undee-foot, adv. qnn^r?5r. 
 
 To Undee-go, v. a. endure, lear^ ^c. \. To Suffee. ^reoT, 
 
 To u. a change. Tf^nrTJTw. ^(irf y. o/s. qf^armm. qRwr, 
 Undee-geound, adv. ■Hf?r, ^"f?T, jrflTI, ^^TffT. 
 Undee-geound, a. craqr^IT, H^n^T, 3Ff^r, Hfir'TfT. 
 Undee-hand, ade. clandestinely/, fe^^ ^reTr, fe^T^Vt^, 
 
 3q?t3^q?r, f^q^sq^. 
 Undee-hand, a. t. Clandestine. 3(53Tr^^T, OTSr^^r, 
 sqsr^rrqr, qiqr^, qs^rtfTrsr, ^^r^r^pqi^r. 
 
 U. work. vA^^m. sqSTf/. ». %55, spT, =FT^if^»J. 
 Undee-laboeee, w. STTSnst, 5frT3^cqi-_ 
 To Undee-line, v. a. ^Tc?t'^^/.-&c. q^rsoT-aiTSof. 
 Undee-lino, «. !«/mo}-' fl^CM^. a?r5iT3l',37T5^cqT, «i»T5srr, 
 
 f^^, fTcfT^T3^T-?5fT^-&c. ^Fm^T. 
 To Under- iiiNE, v. a. sap. ^ij\m. ^R'jf-qrs^, qiTT ^FT^- 
 
 qpTT ?3'^5-&c. qrs'^^'. ofo. qnTT?«. ^"Hsiqijf-sRia^ 5'. o}'o. 
 
 2 See To Excatate. 
 
 Undeb-most, a. ^^v^^J ^T?r5fr-^rrisr-&c. ^f^rfyr:?'*?. 
 
 Undee-neath. See Undeb, Below. 
 
 To Undee-peize, To Undek-eate, v. a. ^S\ f%TTrrf?r-^?5%- 
 
 F;FJT?ffri-&c. aTT'Jiai-feT?;oi-^r^'Jf, jot fJFiTcft^T-&c. rnn^- 
 
 ^b Undeesign, &c. See To Subscbibe. 
 
 Undeesized, a. 3Tiq;Rr^-&c. ?5f T?r. 
 
 jTo Undee-stand, v. a. apprehend, comprehend, ^'c. ^^^^, 
 
 g-iT^5r-^55or all tcith in. con. ^^'^-&c. ^dT, ^f^^m.f.- 
 &c. qsiif in. con. andg. of 0. V(^n. ^,X^ g. of 0. J'T^ws. 
 -'^^'^m.-^\^m.-^^\mn.-^^n.-'^ m. ^m in. con. and g. 
 of 0. «fPTf<T-?5^'qtrT-&e. qtfr in. con. and g. of 0. ^tH^Tw.- 
 &c. ^^^. ofo.r^l^^. 
 
 To make to u. ^fH^R^, ^^^ or ^gr^foT, ^ra^f^T. 
 2 lecome informed of. See To Leaen. 
 Unhee-standinq, p. a. V. V. and Wise. ??ii^0TRT, vTT<tDTr- 
 Tr, &c. ^FIMrtr, vJTTtT, ^TH^^R, ^fJ^^ffcT^R, ^TH^^F, fimr, 
 
 Undeestanding, n. \. V. 1.— «fc<. ?th^ot«. ^^n. &c. ?fH^ 
 9»./.g-H^?». oTTtTM. iT^wi. ^\^n. ^^^^m. |TT?r». aTT^cIT?!. 
 I. intellectual pollers. '^f'^f. ^SM^m. ^f^^m.f. ^T{^rff. 
 fTRT«. fTH==f?J«. frm^f'?/. 3T^?5/. HfrT/. tfr/. ^VTT/. 
 
 Eye of the u. fTR^?j«. ITm^f^/.
 
 rxD 
 
 911 
 
 rxD 
 
 Object of u. gf^f^'TqjH. 
 
 Of feeble u. f ^^T f 5r=r?:. 
 
 Slow of u. TTfaR^, JT^Rf^T. 
 
 Ah ! extinguish not the lamp of the u. 3TrI?RT fTTT- 
 
 II. i)leasant terms of intercourse, amicalle relation of 
 minds. af^rT^ m. crr^pt/. 7^W «. ^^WIcsT/. ^^TT^T m. ^\- 
 ffn^Iift/. f^r^TJ'jft «. ^■^^ or ?jT «!•/. ^r^;^ or ^3?T/. 
 
 Eight u. ( with, towards ). ^JT^Kt/. V^^f. v. ^^, 
 To bring to a right u. ^TT^TR'^t, t[H^rf^5[ft/.-?ITT^- 
 ^?r/.-^K^fT/.-^JT3ft/. ^Riir <7. o/o. rccip. 
 To bring to a mutual u. Wf^^^f. qrsot. 
 To come to a right u. ^TH^'jf, ^^, ^TTt/. ^I^ y. of 
 
 0. and s. 
 
 USDER-STOOD,;;. V. V. 1. WT^^^TT, 3Tr^^??T, &e. f T R F^g, 
 
 1. involved, v. Implied. 3T'</w^"% %^3)^ n%^r, if^, 3^- 
 Under-sthapper. See U>'dee-ling. 
 
 To U>'DEE-TAKE, V. a. take in ka)td, engage t) do, g'^sft?^, 
 ^Hff tT?:df-qijf, TH^^'jf 0?- tTJf^^'n, spft^rt^, ^t^PKof, 
 
 <nf , STraj^of, ^.^^ ^;cat, •ar^q'it, f^IT m. -^^^M g. of o. ^- 
 rT^^ or Tc^TT »».-3Tift^PR m.-^^K m.-^^^l^ «.-^^- 
 ^[iir M.-&C. q;?;of y. 0/ 0. [ ^sft^f?T. 
 
 TJ^fDEE-TAKEJf, /?. T. V. g'=^?53OT, "TrT^PT^T, &C. CSfH^?^, 
 
 Unbee-takek, «. UxDEETAKina, p. a. V. V. g'^^nniT, t^rf^- 
 
 UNDER-TAKiNa, «. ??ia«c>- imdertaheti. ^m «. ^Fp:? «. ^F^q'M. 
 
 *i^ »». [^^^JT n. 
 
 Bold or hazardous u. v. Extekpeise. f^TcTrcn:^ ^PPT n. 
 
 Great, arduous, &c. u. ^t?r% ftj 7j. 
 
 Uniiee-texaut, «. Hll^^^TTETT HI%:Kfl','ft?:'7fl^. 
 
 To Fndee-yalue, v. a. See To Uxdeeeate. 2 despise, v. To 
 
 Uubee-wood, «. ^7 «. pi- ^Xi[f. 
 Undee-woekman, ^Hiyi^.^T ^KsfTTUTTrr, grrswcTT, 
 Undee-weitee, 12. insurer. ftf^?R, ftfM+<1. 
 Undeeived, o. v. Xattieal. ?rtf%f5;^, ^'^•.f^s;, f^T^nflT^. 
 TJsdesceibable, a. 3Tl%^r=^, iT^r^q-, ^>jf==TT?T^^, ^T'^HTrftfT, 
 
 ^xpTT^T^^, ^^qirr^T^^, q-'n;rrnt=sR. 
 TJndesceibed, a. gr^rfum, ■JTf^'^:f^, 3T^fii?r. 
 
 Undeseeved, a. fiRP;rq-^rt=qT, ^[f^^, ^T^;:gT^T, 5'^T^=|;- 
 
 TJndeseevedlt, adv. JTTf <g, ^FST^nF. 
 
 Undeserving, a. v. Unwoetht. f^q-q>!TW, f5i?r?;Twt=^r, 
 
 UXDESIGNED, a. fit^^sT'Crar^, f%^R^g5^!TT^r, 3^nTiTr^\^T, 
 
 FsDEsiaKEDLy, a(fy. t. A. fSpTJT^rgs^TT^, &c. ?|?TRf=f5, 
 
 UkDESIGNISO, n. artless, v. .SlMl'I.ErSlNCEBE. f^?<PT?, ^TT- 
 
 Undesirable, a. r=:iJT ;?rrraTH 'sT'Tl^q, ap^, TTr^fftjft?!, 
 
 Undesired, «. ^^-'3%^r, &c. arf^s^jrT, -fl^PFt^^, 3tjt>- 
 f|=ffT, &c. arfr'?, -jt^ht?. 
 
 Undesihous, n. S^q-I^T-pTTT^r, fq'Tfl, f^f^qj, ^T'TT'TIh, 
 
 fjT^npf?^, f'TT^^T, Pi^'i^^, f^^'T?-, ^'^^i 'flj^q^. 
 
 Undestroted, a. 'fl^"?, 'HfJr^'?, -HtqfH^, 'jT'^IM. 
 Undeteeminarle, a. ^ffjofif, wf^^vjiq', -flfiT*ijiT, f^oi??:- 
 
 Undetermined, n. «o/ *e///c(7, V. Indeterminate, fij^?'^;- 
 
 2 <A(j^ /i«« 7io< made a determination. 'iT^^^rq, TR^th 
 
 Undeterminedness, «. T. A. 1. 'flf^T^q- m. -fl^vtk m. UT- 
 
 Undeviatinq, Undevious, a. finf5j^^=^, gr^i^ffir^rO, e?^. 
 
 3Tlxq'<TilTH\ 
 Undevout, a. T. Indevout. Tf^^^-rf^^, 'flvf^rg. 
 Undigested, a. — food, &c. 3T^iI, f^r^''!, 'flqgr, 'fl^f^. 
 
 U. food. 3Tmf^T m. 
 2 Jioi arranged, ^'c. fSl^T^rsra^, f^^r^%?ir, &c. ^^, 
 
 Undignified, «. 3Tr)?, 3TJTn??r, ar^Wt^, jfiaquilfiKIST- 
 
 UNDiMiNisnED, a. JKHt 5T 5rr#?n', &c. arfHri, ariiTH^ra-, 3t- 
 
 Undiscernidi.e, a. t. Imperceptible. aTt????, I?^^"^, k- 
 Undiscersing, Uxdisci;iminating, a. '^f^V^, 'JTfJr^iKY, 
 
 Undisciplined, a. f^^f^\'^k^ .^^^^.^\T^ .^ f^^PTRRt, -jT- 
 Undiscoverable, <i. Y. Impekceptible. 3Tsr«^, 1^^, q- 
 
 KT^T. [ r«ir«i't>. 
 
 Undiscriminated, a. g^^^f^, arfr^rfTH, si^ w- ir^ q, 'fl- 
 Undiseased, f7. ?tiri%Trar-iTnOT, ^fri/o;). frffm, ar^nr- 
 
 Undisguised, a. t. Open, a^qir, 7'?3^rq?, fsR^jqi^r, 7- 
 
 Undisputed, o. fsR^rr^ifT^r, ?l^n7iJ?i^^^f, f^f^^r^, 3T- 
 
 Undissemdlixo, a. V. Sincere, f^fc^qr, ^T^q?, 
 UNDlSTINOUisnABLE, a. that connol be discriminated. 3l?r. 
 ^•^, 3T^^oftT, arf^lt^Jftq, 'ilf^HT^^, -Hf^TTS^, 3T- 
 
 UNDlSTISGUIsnED, a. not disci-iminatrd. g^f^ST^H, Wtf^HT- 
 2 w< eminent. fSlR^IH^^l, 1^IH^Trat5(fNT, f%^3T?i?;=«rr-
 
 TINE 
 
 912 
 
 UNE 
 
 ■L'>disti;ebed, a. free from molestation. fH?^^^, 3'^^'r|t- 
 
 2 free from pcrttirhation. 3^q?T, STSTT^^, fJTU-?=^, 3T- 
 
 UsEiviDED, o. T. Whole. Hf^TPT^^, 1%?lEftC3?IT, srf^- 
 T^, arf^Hrf^, aTf^rTrfnrr, ar^fsff, ar^'s, ^^q', arfe- 
 
 Ta USDO, V. a.imravel, vnlie, taTce to pieces., ^'c. ^'^^'Jf, 5- 
 sp?;^, 'irl'15^, f^^^iuf, f^^^ijf , ^Siif, fl"f5'?f, Jc^TST »«.- 
 ;j^t5 or 3"^r?5 «.-3';F?!;crf|-/..ctc. ^Rctt -7. 0/0. ^^^<jft/.- 
 3^3r5^?^55/.-f5r^5:rf%^s/.-&c. ^^ttt y-o/o. %5ijfr/.-<S;e. 
 jpToty. 0/0. i 
 
 2 o««irZ, wrtl-e void, reverse, ^rifwr ^^, ^^fTr^TraR^HI 
 
 </«cZ.-n%r^reR?n deci.^^,^Am ded.-:s:^^^^^-&.c. ^of, 
 
 W^ H.-'T^fTT/.-&c. ^tJ^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 See To Desteot, To Euin, [ ^^\^, 
 TJlfl)0>-E, ^J- ^' a. T. V. 1. ^•^ojaFJr, d+c?riril, i3Bn5&c5r, &c. 
 
 To come u. — a garment, &c. g^^, ftj^ot. 
 I. unperformed. ?f%^f7T, 3T^ff, aT^TTTf^^f, 3T?riffeTrr, 3T5fr- \ 
 
 UKDorBTED, a. V. Ceetais. f^T^^f^q-, fH^^i^T^T^r^ f?I^?ff^- : 
 
 USDOUETEDLT, adv. V. A. fl'Hrt' CeETAIXLT. f^^^^l^, 3T^,^. i 
 UNDOUBTFUL, USDOUBTIXO, a. V. CERTAIN. f^^^^T^T, ^T^FT- 
 
 To Ukdeess, v. a. ^■^ w.-qN^ur «.-A:c. ^TS'jf-JrT^, ^wf^- 
 
 ^o5T or %'TolT-f%5r^-f5r^?m"-&c. ^CTf_ 
 UKriEEssED,_p. ij- «. V. V. ««</ Naked. q'^3"Ft^%3T, fsR^, 
 
 I. imcool-ed. jp^, f|7^^ 3775^ po]p. StqT^T, arrtT, #cir 
 
 ( as iF"RiTf»T?TT, ^RITf*lsTr ). [ i\imn. 
 
 U. rice, pulse, Ac. as given to mendicants. arrTl^ n. 
 
 r.N-nrE, a. improper, v. Weons. 3T^i?t, HraR^, ^^^T^^ft, 
 
 2 inordinate, v. Excessive. 37JnTf^, ^^Tr?. 
 To Undulate, v. n. wave, vilraie. ^^r=Rt, ^r5«Fr=r"Jr, \^W'i^ 
 
 m. pl.-\^i^ m. pi. ^Tof.%uf, g'rlR^S ?«.-=q?7FnT wi.-&c. 
 
 ^^ and, ivilJi in. con. 3?^^ ff. of s. [(TT^T^f «. i 
 
 Ukdulation, n. t. Y. 1?5^^t m. |?nqT w. 3'?in:=E?J »e. ^'vl 
 Ukdulatoet, fls. Undulating, ^;. a. v. Y. jHR^JT^^jr, 3'?TT 
 
 U. line on cloth. ?I|^/. 
 Unduly, adv. v. A. 1. Ji\€rF?rift, ^r^\^^. 
 2 oKcZ Excessivelt. %gJTR, 'i^^^\^. 
 Unduteous, Undutiful, a. y. Disobedient. q;^^ift, ST- 
 
 %5fmpR, ^?T^f^q:^, ^'^HN?^, ^qmT?f5. 
 
 Uxdutifulnes.s n. v. A. ^f -TJftq'Jir m. ^tinfirfTfJ/. ^m- 
 
 UndTING, a. V. lilMOKTAL, IjrPEEISHABLE. STT^, aT^*^. 
 
 Uneasiness, n. v. A. sr^^itiqTJiT m. &c. ar^^^rFTT/. 31^- 
 
 Ukeast, a. V. Eestless, Caeeful. ar^W, aT^THTqRfT, 3T- 
 f ^T, %3TRRT, i)^^, ^g^. [3THR^. 
 
 Uneatabee, a. ^T<TRf 3^q>q--&e. 3T>T^q-, aTTf^Jiftq', SHjnq', 
 Uneaten, a. ?t^ri??IT, ar^^, ar^f^TcT, 5fl^rf^?T, 
 Uneducated, n. v. Illitebate. fsj^q^ssr, 3^f?Tf^?r, 3T'?:- 
 
 rtT«PT^, ar^rM^rT, arqft^. 
 Uneffected, o. 3T?iq^, ai^s;, amftTrT, ar^TTl^FT. 
 Unelastic, a. f?'*Tf?I?'4iq^f5r^fp, Prefif?ft?T, fsT^fsr^FT, 
 
 Unembodied, a. v. Incoepobeal. 3T5|, aT^Tll?, STT'ft. 
 Unemeodiedness, w. t. a. st^iFq- «. 3fHl^/. 
 
 Unemploted, rt. RjpRn, ^p^t, r^^.?fin,' fH^fft, f^^rj^r, 
 f^^rivt, f^^^, f5T=-TNR, fi^^?jiT, ;piiTrq»T5cr or fq"TTotr, 
 
 ?5r, tsT. 
 Ukemployedness, a. v. A. ft^rnqtilT ««. fKWA^^f. f^^m- 
 
 Unenclosed, a. fsR^qorr^r, f^^^TT^T, &c. 3t^T|?t. 
 Unendueing, a. t. Tempobaey. a^^TTs^rT, 3Tr4Tqt, 3lf^iTT, 
 
 3Tf^fT. 
 Uneneecetic, a. aigf^T^, f^?r?iT^^, fH^^f , a^Jf^T^, ^- 
 
 ^Tft^, fn^^, %f<T3, f^^. " [ f.^ri. 
 
 Unengaged, a. t. Unemployed, ft^p.mr, ^r?;'!, tTt^st, fH- 
 
 UnenJOINEU, a."?R^iq'^r, arW^fT, 3T^rf5rf, 31?TTfTlfT?T, 3T- 
 Unenjoxed, o. ^^fm^FTT, f^T^THriT^^, STJ^, ^^I^tP, 3T^T- 
 
 Unentiee, o. arijoT, ar^rfirf, 3T?th?t, '^^It, fiF^?5fn, 3Tnf%- 
 
 5P?7, aTTftT, sqiT, 3T^fiT. 
 UneNtious, a. Hf^TTT %n5T or f^^^r, f^A^^, STK??!T,. 
 
 Unequal, a. not heel, t. Uneven. 3"^?^^, ^'^^r^^ or 7- 
 ^^mr^l or :^fm ^\^l., 'JT^iT, aT^f^I^T, ^tn^, 
 
 2 «oi! equal, g'cner. 3T?rHR, 3T?liT, 'iTg??T, f^^^, 3T?1^- 
 
 3 incompetent, inadequate, t. Unfit, Insufficient. 3T- 
 ?HK, ^Fiq-I^^JT, 3T?i5T'4, ^ram^. 
 
 Unequalled, a. vnpandltled. f^^goEur^r, 1%H?rr?ir^T, 3Tn"- 
 qJT, fH?qiT, 3TRf?(JT, fq^q-IT, 3T?tlT, 3T^, 3THrq, 3^fg;Ffr3T, 
 3T'jt. 
 
 Unequalledness «. V. A. ar^qjTrrr/. arprq^^q' «. ^frtTfT- 
 rTT/. -i^v^mf. 'fl^f^^■^ n^&c. 
 
 Unequally, adv. v. A. 1. ^=^^^5, ^^T^fT^T, &c. 
 
 2 3Tfq'^3'?rq'JTr^, ^•TTf':T^'Tr?T^, ar^iTriH, arf^sFTcrr 
 
 decl. ^FH^HTT^, 3T«JT, f^T^T. 
 Unequivocal, a. v. Cleab. ^"?, g^q'S, f s^T^., 3T|;-5T'4, 
 
 Uneeeing, a. f5)?r»sfrft=qT, 3?=^, 3T=f5#gRft, 3^>Jr?r. 
 
 UnEEEINBLY, Oi^i'. T. A. 3T=f5;. [ f^T'TT. 
 
 Unessential, a. f5j?T^?Tt==fT, ar^TTWa'T^, 3T?rtrift-q-^, a^^fT- 
 Unestaelisbed, a. vnproved. fil?rF<rq3r5T, arf^^, 3^^'ifr- 
 fq?r, ar^qqvT. 
 
 Uneven, a. not level. S'^^RT^rF, 3^?ft^, ^'^^^^^ or ??<RT-
 
 UNF 
 
 913 
 
 UNF 
 
 2 V. Unequal. ar^T, 3T^^T, ar^fT. 
 Unevenlt, adv. v. A. 1. j^^^, 3"^?^r«(T, Tq4^=^, &c. 
 USEVENNESS, ft. T. A. 1. T^^T^^STTUTT »'i. 3'^5pft^<?"Jir m. g-- 
 
 ^^i^jT^q-oTTwj. &c. ^^]'^^ n. 3T^H?Tr /.>f':q «. 3-^^^^r- 
 
 Unexamined, a. an^TTf^fT. [ fftT. 
 
 Unexampled, a. unpreceJtnted. ar^Tir, f^'^iT'T, 3T"^, 3TI^- 
 
 Unexceeded, o. ainfd+fn, ar^ffT^pTfi. 
 
 Unexceptionable, a. f^t^igift^, f^sfri^nt^r, &c. f^- 
 ?f«r, 3Tqr«T, 3t^, 3T5it*t, aTsirf^feifT, f^qitr, f^?:r5T[tT, 
 f^[f^ff, &c. i^3f 5, aTH^f^. 
 
 Unexcited, a, ^?^^OT, &e. 37%f^?r, arsrjg, arsf^fel^T, 
 
 Unexecuted, a. ar^Jfr, a^fJisq^, ar^^f, ar^rrN^T, aT?ifH5. 
 
 Unkxeecised, a. v. Unpeactised. aT'l'^ir^'^, aTH*^??. 
 
 U.VEXI3TENT, a. Unexistino, a. aiSriHH, 3TR<4MM, 3Tf%3[, 
 
 Unexpected, a. v. Sudden. 3T?rf?TfT, a=R>f|^fT, 3T?(f^fl, 
 arqjf^m, an^f^T, arf^^sjrr, a^^^i^jfH^r. f^^^Roft. 
 
 Unexpectedlt, adv. v. A. aT«i^?:, ar^f^^, ar^^^, ai^«jt- 
 iT, ar^rr or at, ^^^r, *?Roirf^;rPT, fl'i^tf ^, ar^f - 
 
 Unexpended, a. H^^^OT, f^^^^%?ir, arstr^T, ar^TTHsTST. 
 UNEXPEnitjJCED, a.T. UNKNOWN. i=f aTHH=f%^,&c. a^^T^f^T, 
 
 aTTftf^Ft, aT7ftf?TfT, 3^R?ft^, ar^?. 
 
 2 See Inexpebienced. 
 Unesploeed, a. ^^-T^ %?5^, a^fTrH. 
 Unfading, a. v. Lasting. ?r f^?:>inTr, air^?:, ar^TT, 
 Unfailing, a. v. Lasting, ar^as, 3T=eq;rf, ariT*^, 3T?^sr/»<>p. 
 
 ar^nft, 3tw, 3T^'t^_, 3T?5l^. 
 UvFAiB, a.— person, ^\7^r^^^\\r\^^ ^ ^f^iTr^r?7t^r, qjm- 
 
 fft, arsrr^rf&ra, ar^i^. 
 
 2 -practice, &c."fI^PiTift, 37?T3!ift,''I?iTf?f^?Tr,"^»irnf^I, 
 
 USFAiBNEsa, «. V. A. 1. sq^ir^frfrlT^R'T'JTr m.-SiQ. ^"'RI^'T- 
 ^fR tn. ^r^r?5/. &e. arsTTTTfoT^^ n. 
 
 2 ^^rnsfifharrm. n^Tr^rfcfOTr»i."TRT?<T /. ar^T?^ n. 
 
 aTHTHar/. &c. 
 
 Unfavorable, o. no/ />ro^iVioM«. afVUM, WHj^'^ , 5Rf^?, 
 
 aTT^, argT, arn'ra or at, fsfTH. 
 Unfayorahleness, n. v. A. aTHioC^oit m. 'flHI^<JIT m. Ac. 
 
 ar^TH^rar/. ar^r^fsi^/. Ac. a^^R^sq n.ltqtq n. 
 Unfeatiiered, a. v. Callow, q^ ^ J'.B^r, ilTT, 'fl^RI'?^. 
 Unfeelino, (I. pittlesB, v. Ceuel. ^^, ^T^'T, ^'T«nw- 
 
 f^TT^r, rH^<"Oi ^H+'hul. [ f^% 
 
 Unfeigned, n. v. Heal. ?jtj-t, aT?;f?nT, fq«^<??, '^T'f7^, TTW- 
 Unfettebed, a. V. FuEE. vTt^Tir, fsf nn?5, -smA^.. PmrrJ 
 
 Unfigurative, a. 3T57T^, aT^r?Tf^=?j, SR^T^TTfT^;. 
 Unfilled, a. ^ H<%?^, f^I^HT??^, aT<jof, aiqfrjof. 
 Unfinished, a. arjrr, arj^rTT, ar^TT, aifft^, arflHm, 3?Pr- 
 
 <jq^, ar^^i =li^. 
 Unfit, a. improper, v. Wkono. "^t^^T^sft, ""^^fn^, a^qptr, 
 
 2 unqualified, incompetent, v. Unsuitable. a^gq^VfT, 
 
 To Unfit, f. n. "aTiT>q--HRra-^-^?TR-&c.^^ot, ■fi^rrwj.' 
 
 ?fT?7i'PPt/.-&c. armor. 
 Unfitness, n. t. A. l-'^lTSfT^^R'^ »».'5^Tf;n?»noTT «. 3^- 
 
 »qrTT/. aTHf^ITqM. [TPt?1HHT/. 
 
 2 aigqqVn'^rwi. ^rrt^/. argq^rVPrnT /• aT^T^^firii/. 
 Unfixed, a. unsettled. aif»'<R, -fljJ<i, ar^vrr^T, aT^^fr«Tfi. 
 Unfledged, a. v. Callow, qr H J?^?^, W, a^^JTR"??^. 
 Unflinching, a. v. Fibm. ^ q^iTiIin, ^ ^=^oiTTT, fmr^, 
 
 To Unfold, v. a. open out.^ expand. 3<^T55ir, ?5J3di, g^?- 
 of, "T?T?iJt, ^?!TiT W8.-&C. sf^iJt g. of o. 
 2 »-em,Z, T. To Declare, To Tell. ^st5R, ^m^^. JJI- 
 2:-STf^5-<S:c. ^^dr, sr^Tfl m.-Sic. qRiil y. 0/ 0. 
 
 UnFOBBEAKING, a. T. UNFOEfilTlNG. aTfl!^, ai^JB, aiHTT. 
 
 Unfobbidden, rt. fiR KHlf^, 3?f^fT5, "^Rf^if**?, SRSlfa- 
 
 ^ffcifT, ar^^, arf^rftH, ar^mf^^tJ. 
 Unforced, See Natural, East. 
 Unfordaele, a. f^qr=!?3'7nTT'^, qis^rg^, 'fi^'ft, jpjtq. 
 Unforgiving, «. arw^ft^, 'fRft^^, ^^^lai-^TTTotT, 31HT, 
 
 Unfaithful, a. v. False, ^i^r, ^gra, sirnr^T, ^?Hr=^, ! Uniorgivinonesp, n. ar^TOT/. 
 
 U. to a vow or oath. f^^^q'<T, fT^^TTiTr^rT. 
 Unfaithfulness, «. v. A. ^l%q(in m. &e. ?ft?rt /. %JHr^ 
 
 Unfaltkeing. See Unhesitating. 
 
 Unfashionable, a. sfpF^r^ft ^loTT-l^'Tr^r, ^>^r5r'T55I--pTn- 
 
 oET, 3i^c?t% ^^\v^\^ ?!i^^r^, =fT-^k*;?, ^-fr^f^^^'Ji, 
 
 To Unfasten, v. a. v. To Loose, Tu Opkn. T^T^ot, ^frsot. 
 
 Unfathebed, a. Pr^ircsrr, arfqn^. 
 
 Unfathomable, a. lit. ?f« ^ r^rioqT^T, 'iTnr'^, |t?T, 3T<Tt- 
 qrc, a^srawn, qT?Tf5Eif=5ft. 
 2 .%. V. Incompeehe:<siblf.. gjl^T arT^T. ^^W 'S^- 
 
 Unfortunate, o.— of persons. IHR^T, 5R»TT'^,^'^=1Hr'q. *n- 
 ^?^r, ^»i?q?T, ^qr^T^^T, ^lij^^T, ^^t^i. ^TTsqf- 
 ^^n^?^, 'iw^'^1 aT«fr»?T^, H^-^. 
 
 2— uioftBurcP. nflair^, »'i:c. l^rfi^^EfT, ^^^^n, 3m?n^l, 
 
 l^;rrqr, 'flf^T=qr, a^frerqr, 3?^-<^^^i, 'fin^ft'^rr, awsf - 
 C7, arw^Tf . arrPmrJTTiT^. IT^'TH. 
 
 Unfortun.vtely, a(/r. V. A. i^^^, |X^''P5:5T, J'^Wlt, 5- 
 Unfortunateness, n. v. A. l."W^r-Ac. •P'ftTII m. ^X^-
 
 UNG 
 
 914 
 
 TJNH 
 
 Unfounded, a. 5ctT%T5!rr-1%tT^,5^m^sT=^T, f^fs^i^TT^, 
 3TT«nTrat=|H=5rT, 3THH^, fSf4?5 or 55, f^TifT^, fTCT'^TK, f^- 
 
 Uh'FEEQUENTED, o. ^ksT^^T^, ailStJolOTHi, ^TTS'Ta'jft, f^- 
 
 TJ. place, arn^osai n. 
 UnfbE(JUentf.dses3, n. y. A. ifj^^aur n. STTS^f^oT n.'n^TT^- 
 ?tT m. 3TT?^55unMO|r w. [^FTT^ »». 
 
 UHFEIENDLENESS, «. T. A. 1. 3Tf^5(rTT/. 3Tf*T5(HT? »». ^- 
 
 Unfuiendlt, a. ^Hrawp5!T-fSi?:T5iT, ?i?:^5ft^, arfJi^r, 3t- 
 
 2— of events, &e.v. UNFAVOEAisr.E. 3Tf^,3Fr^f;?5,1^*T. 
 Unfruitful, a. f^nnFS or 55, 3T9k5, "P?5^-Tf|?T-^Jf^, 31>F- 
 
 Unfecitfclness, n. v. A. f^tiFfSFrr/. arfF^Jm/. y rfilf^r^ w. 
 
 Unfulfilled, a. qn ?T FT^, JTf 5^r?^=?r, 3TJCrTT, 31^, 
 To Unfuel, v. a. loose and unfold, ^r^, ifFP5rT-&c.<f)<u). 
 Unfubnished, a. v. Empty. ^t^l MN< | ot| -fHTTST, R'ti|H r, ft- 
 
 Unqai>-lt, a. V. AwKWAED, Clumsy. aTTT^, arspuft, %^«f. 
 Ungenerous, a. arg^, 3TST^WH^4:+, S^H-ltif, aTFTH^f^^, 
 ^5^. " ^ [3Tq»T. 
 
 Ungenial, «!. 3TWFnrT^T, 3T?I5f ?y, ^^^"^1 ST?^5rf?ff?5, 
 Unoenteel, Ungentlemanlt, a. arf^q-, 37^>--^, "^TfifT^, 
 
 To Ungied, v. a. q;JTT/.-5FJTT^i^ m. BT«^. 
 
 Ungodliness, n. v. A. ariTHfcraiT m. aTtTrftr^<mr m. ar^nf »». 
 
 Ungodly, a. v. Ieeeliqious. artTflf, arsflflr^p, fs'^TTH^, \- 
 
 Unooveenable, a. V. Ibeesteainable. arf^IT, 3t:^t^, 
 3iPi«<i4, arsimpft^, ar^TT^, ^i^trft, jf^ir^. 
 
 Ungoveened, a. unlridled. %^5^1Tft, ar^n, 3T^;f»m, ^?T, 
 
 Ungraceful, a. v. Awkward, Clumsy. %5«r, ^t?, 1%^- 
 
 Ungeaoefulness, «. T. A. ^(S^^iuiT m. ^ih^TnT m. artsn- 
 
 Ungeacious, a. v. Unkind, st^jqi^, a????, ^T^rft, a^- 
 
 T^PTft, ar^THqi^, aT^TJ^T^. 
 UNGBiMMATicAL, a. 5irR;?:<irw ^^t^Fjr, =iii+<aiff^;^, 5?tt^- 
 
 Ungeateful, a. not feeling thankful. 3T^9+,|Jt, f^ V -I 'MO , 
 
 2 V. Unpleasant. ^t^lriT, argOT^, arg^, 3T?^^, 3T- l| 
 Ungeatefuf.ness, n. v. A. 1. and Ingratitude. ar^qifT^- ! 
 
 2 qi*»idN"tI m. gt <J-qd l/. &c. 
 
 Unguaeded, fl. ^ Tf?i[^5OT, TnjrfttnasT-f^RTasT, ar^f^. 
 
 2 Bee Caeeless. [ <H n. 
 
 Unguent, jj. ointment, g^/. jz^ «. m^"! n. :^^ m. f^- 
 
 Ungueuts. "^rTSOT n. 
 Unhackneyed, a. ?kn5f%?5T, #n, mST, 3Tf ^, ar^iST, asi^7, 
 
 7{^m, aT?p--^?r, argtiar. [ ^wr. 
 
 Unhallowed, a. v. Impure, arq^^r, ^^m or of, JfRT^, a?- 
 Unhandsome, a. v. Ugly, ^c^, ^^'TT, arg^. 
 
 2 illiheral. ^^, aTsr?!l?7T. 
 Unhandy, o. v. Awkward. am^S, arujs^, '^r^J^Tift', a^q?. 
 Unhappiness, n. y. A. 1. JIJ^ n. ^^^W m. ar^TTOT »». ar- 
 
 g?jr n. ar^JT »i. n. aTf n?5 ». a^H^ «. 3T^^ n. ar^Tjf 71. 
 Unhappy, a. x. Weetched. 5:^, a?^, ar^^s, ar^Tlfft, 
 
 2 See Unfoetunate, Calamitous. 
 Unhaedened, a. V. Unhackneyed. >frsr. 
 Unharmed, a. v. Unhurt. iiH^flTTT, ^J^j^rpft^r, ar^ri. 
 Unhaemonious, a. v. Discoedant. %^, •I^'JT, f^^T. 
 UNHAZAEDOus,fl!. fiiH^KHHNT,1^^<jI»ft,^mHlR<lotT-%'To:r, 
 Unhealthful. See Unhealthy, Unwholesome. 
 Unuealthiness, n. v. A. 1. ^-^Kl'ftqiTT m. &c. 
 
 2 inflHUir m. STTq^TTUTT »». ^I^^^B^ n. 
 Unhealthy, a. habitually indisposed, v. Sickly. 5ff?{rtr'ft, 
 
 2 unfavorable to Tiealth, insalubrious. tFft, <l'ri^r, ^T- 
 ??Rr, ^STT'^OTKT, arortf'^^TT^T, 3T?ri?i<T, stT'-^T^P, tR^^^- 
 
 3 abounding with disease, ^pft, TTTT^, tFTRJT, ^«t^rl. 
 Uhbeaed, a. H^tKrfFJT, f^ ^^?5T, aT^JfT, ai+ui^f. 
 
 U. of and unthought of, utterly nnhiown. ^pr^T *T^i 
 
 srrft. [ STfETT, aT?I?T. 
 
 Unheated, a. — metals, &e. f^?TT^, f%HT^, f^pTrtr^, f^?tr?T- 
 
 2 — oil, butter, honey, milk, &c. a^^ST, ^^ST,rm+;<»l'?T, 
 
 Unheeded, a. t. Disregarded. a^^flrH, OT^TrT,aT=|HiPifT, 
 Unheeding, a. v. Careless, ar^rw^r, 3T^^?T. 
 Unhesitating, a. v. Confident, Prompt. f^3?T^, f%q5, 
 
 Unhesitatingly, oJd. v. A. fH^5!T^, f^>3TH orfSfHTtrT, fsR- 
 ^r( or ^f^>g?T, 5l^^;r?(T, %HT^1^, Jf<:T3^, f^':T3^, %^^, 
 
 Unhewn, a. arsfST, f^^^T, fil?fsr5?5?!r,fsFRT¥^^, f^'Tg'^^- 
 Unhindered, a. ■^^ars^FRr^, f^^qjrft=^T,3Ti^, ar^rRfT, 
 
 ar^f^^-T. 
 To Unhinge, «>. «. fst^mff n. pl.-m'^ m. pl.-Z\^ m. pl.-&o. 
 
 '•J^5!;at-+|4u'[-fjra'fiTrT-&c. ^^-fs^wJi-Ac. ,9. ofo. 
 Unhinged,;), v. V.f%viiiHTWt^'^ri3T, &c. f%?if?TcT. 
 
 To be n. Jig. feel prostrated. q^oEtjasof, 2;f% «./;?. fs^ 
 
 fr^ <7. ofs. iraot. [^/- ar^s/ 
 
 Unholiness, n. v. A. aTTf^^rniT '«. &c. aprf^^rrTT/. a?"J,?l- 
 Unholy, o. impure, v. Wicked, artf^^, ai'JfT, ^Tg^^, a^^- 
 
 N, amnSJ or 55, JTfeT ;)o;). jth"^. 
 Unhonoeed, a. v. Contemned. amrf^W, ar^Trf^,
 
 ^ UNI 915 
 
 To Unhorse, v. a. throw from a horse. ^TS^\^\vi\ ^K^-'S^- ll 
 
 To Unhouse, v. a. drive from the house. Ef^R^T ^RiJi, ^^- 
 
 fH<ioii-%n3T ifTi^, ^Tpp{ ^rsot, f?rnr5q-&c. ^wr. 
 
 TJNnuET, a. iR^^r^, q^^^Pft-qT, f«?'l tTigr, ^\^-i 2R:tT^, 
 
 Unhuktful, a. v. Ixsocent. arf^^ift, ar^tf^, 3T5=nT^>Tft. 
 Unuuskep, a.— rice, &c. 3T^5T, 3T^ft, 3Tf7?^^, 3TfH?t^, 
 
 2 — cocoanut, betclnut, Ac. 3T*Tr7r, 
 Ukicobn, «. rhinocero*. "iST "». <^^T '». 
 
 Umdiomatical, a. ^\^^\^^\ 'ct^lKT^r-fTO^r, HTtora'si^- 
 
 UNIFORM, a. qfojiif appearance.^ character, Sfc. ^%C^T^-^r- 
 cft^-<T^^^-?tHr^-tnrsfT-ST^Rr^-&c. ?fR^T, ^^«TT^r 
 
 2 of ^ne tenor., equalle i^+^HiMT, ^TTT^T, s[n»fT, ^JTM, 
 
 TjNiFOEiiiTT, n. V. A. 1. i;rp^n;^qiTrr m. &c. ^jfivir?: »». ^^• 
 
 2 ^JRTrr^T^T m. &c. m\n(\f. ^TH^jf. ^HMrtl/. ^TT^rt. 
 
 Unifoeuly, o(f '. V. A. 2. ^T^ <^fcZ. i^flTT^T decl. iJ^pHTf f, 
 
 ^^f?ft, ^^^>T, ^^F^, ^^^<W^. 
 Unimaginable, a. ^FT^^^T^, ar^rc^, 3T^;?qfftq-, arf^rq-, 
 
 UnIMAGINED, O. ar^pf^^TrT, 3Tf%f?t?T, ST^ff^rT. 
 
 Unimpaieed, a. sg^^nr, iig^«RMr,3T^, ar^, 3T5<t^rr, 
 ar^ftof, 3T^oT, ^TWrf or vrOrt, ^T^ or ^, sT^jmrT^rT, 
 
 Unimpassioned, a. STTPT, 3TTTTft,ST5T^TPft, 'T1|T'^-^Ifq'. 
 Unimpeachable, a. 3T^, ST^oftq-, 3n%?T, |«r'JrFrf , ^tTT- 
 
 Unimpeached, a. 3T|f*FT, 3Tmfrrr, 3THKI Rh<^I»), •STHT^f^. 
 Unimportant, a. v. Light, Trifling. f«l?l*»i<HI, ^H^T^l- 
 
 ^^T, Ac. |?5^, ?r^, ?5q;. 
 Uninfected, a. ^T ^ c7Tn3?5r,<l'lMT^t?T,^re^fH<T, fPTT- 
 
 Uninflamed, «. 3T5^, aTJrftK, sT^^tftfT, amrf^fT, ar^Trnf^- 
 
 Uninflammable, n. ^?: H 5jTJirrT,VT ^rTOIRT, STJ^SnTT^, 3T- 
 
 Uninfobmed, a. v. Ignorant. STfTPT, 'flM«llfqd, ^TST^^, 3T- 
 
 Uninoenious, a. V. Stupid. ^f^^Jf^, jf^^^, 3T^f%^5T. 
 Uninoexuous, a. ^s^\^^, 3TST5fr^, 3T?r^, ^^<TJ, 3T^^, 
 
 Uninhabitable, a. TfTTRf 3T^n^, ^rWTT^ , ^^raF^T, <f{- 
 
 Uninhabited, a. S'^^TTS, f^r3TH, f^^^, f^HlHT, J^im'^H, 
 f^^JT^, 3T^^, i^<nT^, RvTI^, q^^^, fi??mt^, fspT- 
 ^^T<TT, sJf^TT^ or ij, 
 
 UsiNmATED, a. f^^H§rf?j, ^«*+iRd,aTO^?Jrr,^?^nRf^- 
 
 UNI 
 
 Uninjubeh, n. T. Unhurt. ^^^PT, 3T^?!, STTTiarv^FTr. 
 Uninstuuctkd, a. v. Ionobant. arf^nf^^, "Hf^^, fl^e^fq- 
 
 Unintellioence, n. 3?^[^ n. ai^fj/. "flHkn/. fl^?!^ n. 
 
 UkINXELLIQENT, a. v. IltBATIONAL. 3TfrH, fTPl^fSR^'T^, f ■^ ■ 
 
 2 T. Stupid. J^^r qr5-Hi^-&c. ^ojf?, ^'T^Hj, 3Tpr^. 
 
 Unintelligible, a. ^m^Pn^-«TRRT ^rnrrH-Ac. 'fl^rwii-v- 
 
 ^t^-Ac. g5^?T-Ac. 3ir"T-3i5rsT, ^mniiTT, 5^^, %^^, 
 
 Unintended, Unintentional, a. v. Undesioned. f^^rpr- 
 ^TT^fT, 3Tff^H, ^^H+t-M^H, 3T^TfHSlH, vraf^frliF. 
 
 Uninterested, n. having no concfrn. f^rar, Vl^r. «ip;r- 
 ^STFTT, 3T^qvft, -i^m, 3TH?ft, ^JIHF'ft, flSJvJTff ?r. 
 
 2 «o< having the passions engaged. !»PTTT'«I, ^l^^, ''I'TTTf, 
 ^J^W, 3^Rft^, •snTV^nTotT-f^TTpJl. 
 
 Uninterestedness, ;;. v. A. 1. fJ=RT5i'?'JII m. Ac. fl^jvrnfpT 
 «. ^jsitTTTR wi. aT^HJftjrTT/. 
 I 2 ^^T^qtJTT «i. g^RfTtrir wi. !fR?HT^ w. 3Tg?gT^/. "SflT- 
 
 j Uninteresting, a. ^ fJ^nmm, r«4HRS:IIJ>, 3Tt;3T^, STT^tj-- 
 
 UnINTERMITTED, UNINTEEMITTIKa, O. V. CONTINUAL. Rt<H- 
 
 Unintebmittednebs, w. v. a. SRjisqTill m. i^^Hy ji. fnJ.il^Hi 
 
 / ^SHf^fT «. f^OH<ir^rM n. 
 Uninteemittinqlt, adv. V. A. f^^'nT, HcR, ^?FT, 31^5, VT- 
 
 UkINTERBUPTED, (J. 3Rn3?, 3T^??, W^fSH, f=RHT, 'M^, 3TH- 
 ir, 3l<"H<*f^<1, 3loMI^1, 3Tf^f^jJ5T, 3T?^fe?T, STf^rT, '>T- 
 f^RTT. 
 
 Uninteebuptedness, n. v. A. 3T^=rr<riTT »>. ar^HS^'Tr w. ^t- 
 fw n. rH<ri<dr/. ^^trrrf^PT ». 
 
 Uhinvented, o. 31^;^^^, ar^f^. 
 
 Uninventive, a. gf^Jf^', ^Rp^^, 3TgR?mir>?, 3?^^T, 
 
 UnINYITED, fl. ^ ^-'.i^aBI, Pn^lrfN^.l, 3TfH»if^=T, 3P=t-- 
 
 Jtf^nr, aPTTpf, 3T|rT. 
 Union, «. oc< o/" uniting, See Joining, 2. uniledtutt, r. 
 Junction. 5tt5 »». qtn yn. ?r^FT m. ?Tf*T »»./. ^ijtr >i. F- 
 KRrn »». ^g'PfTr/. ^t m. flifr/. «iif?i/. ^it'j^^t ». 
 
 3 concord, v. Aoheement. ^/. \4w\ or Jir m. ^^PT n. 
 
 Unipabous, a. producing one at a hirlh. ^sfTsp?. 
 
 Unique, a. single in its kind, v. Sinqulab. pthItT, kt^'C- 
 
 Unison, «.— in ninsic. Jli^*i| n. jgr?^ ji. jgriT:^ m. VT^- 
 
 5T »»•. F^>rITf5 m. ?^h?NHH m. qzi? m. 
 That is in strict u. ^I'M^'ltrl. 
 
 2 See Aobeement. 
 Unit, ti. \^ in. ^=Pi^ »».
 
 TTNJ 
 
 916 
 
 TTNL 
 
 To UsiTE, V. a. make into one, v. To Jora. ^ "FTot, vfredt, 
 
 fjloE^T^, ^«im, ^=A^?Tir n.-^'ftn wi.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. ^- 
 
 ^-&c. «PTof. 
 
 2 make to agree. \V\^\\ w.-^^T n.-^^T^ m.-Mm m.-Ac. 
 
 ^?Tjt g. of 0. (Tip ^^, ^?Jjf^-i^5pf^?5-^;pH^-&e. ^m. 
 To Unite, v. n. become one, Join. fJT^'jf, ^ ^^, ^'TIT »».- 
 
 &c. ^"il y. o/ «. 
 
 2 concur, v. To Agree. f^Tasaf, ^^-iJ+f^rf-kJ+pi(TT-^*T- 
 
 fT-&c. ^, ^J^Hl^/.-ar^^/.-ifcc. ^ or, ivith g. of t. 
 
 TTnited,^. v. V. A. 1. vfls^SI, fJT2g^?5T, ^^^^, ^tP, 
 
 ?rg^, ^tf^, ^■iilf'ld, ^5??. [ &e. 
 
 2 i(*+,rfrfl, >^=nhTi, ^^ncT?f, <<*r^rf, i^+imi-t)l-r«<-=(Ki-=iT- 
 Unitedlt, ado. v. Conjointly, fna^, fHciufl^, 'TTT?!:. 
 TJnitt, «. V. Oneness, ^^tt^ m. ^^^ n. ^.^ n. ^^jft/. 3T- 
 
 ^ «. 3T^ ?«. 
 
 2 concord, v. Agreement. ^^/.^^^ «. fiT?5rF m. ^- 
 
 Ukivebsal, a. — of place. ■H=fr<i+I'JMT, ^4fd+l>jfl^l, tii«fr>|- 
 ^, ^^qrrt, ?t4o<<iH<t), f^'^s^'ft, ?f^rr. 
 2— of persons or beiDga. ^^\^^., ^«)"If^«l<fi-«<l, ^T^sttft, 
 
 TTKIVEBSALITT, ». T. A. 1. ^T^^nf^rlT/. f^^*<<lfNrIT/. W^- 
 
 »«^lM*Hi n. +)KB)qF.c^ n. 
 
 2 ■H4+mr*mT/. ^wrtTnTrT n. ^T^jmr/. 
 
 Univebsallx, «(?y. t. A. 1. ^EfTfepr<^r, ^^tToff, ^i^, ^- 
 Univebsb, n.ihe vjhole creation. Sf^SM. «I^nftt7 »». 'SPT «. ^- 
 
 ^^ «. f%rf7T^/. ^OT^T ». ars^RT^ m. f^n^^ w. 
 
 Soul of the u. ^'li^kMI m. f^S'IlrHT m. rtl«|)KMi w, "TT- 
 JTF»Tr »». JT^ M. ^e-TT n. 
 
 The iloctriue of the non-existence of the u. ^^<<«J|- 
 
 ^ m. — One that maintains it. ?Jfnn^. 
 
 Univehsitt, n. assemblage oj colleges. msfllSl/. 3R+f^«l- 
 
 <5TT0T m. \\M\HiA n. ^TTc^THiTTvT »;». The English word 
 
 transliterated is commonly used. 
 
 Unjust, a.— of agents. CH^TT'ft, ^f^T^TP^, 3T«?'ff, 3T«iITf^5F, 
 
 ^^frT, 3TK\frI»TTg^, aTJfmifyi'-R, aTrMNMrft,3l'*ll'4*Hf, 
 
 2— of actions. 3H-'MNMI, 3T^ftrfNT, 3T*im^T, sif^RTTFT- 
 
 wim-4, aroiT^ra, 3Tq4Tr=ftfe, HtfM^^, aTTmrfsliq;. 
 
 Uhjustlt, adv. V. A. ciH'ilWH, aF^T^hF?;^, 3T?ftFft^, ^- 
 
 Unkind, a. ^VToET-f^TT^T, im'?Tini3r-f^TT3T,'^^*T^=5rr,^^- 
 
 Uskindliness, n. v. A. ^m^^^mm. 3?iiJT?!r^n. ar^H?^/*. 
 Unkindlt, a. V. Unfatoeabi.e. ar^H, ar^in?! or ci. 
 Unkindly, adv. v. A. f^'TiT, ?;s^i^;f, ^^^fi^^jT, *ttt^?t=|R, 
 
 Unkindness, n. v. A. ar^qr/. ar?^^/. nTJ^Tm/.'^^TH 
 
 w. arsftfH/. ar^/. ar^^m. fH^'^ff^rn. a?r^q^FR«J. 
 Unknowing, a. v. Ignorajjt. aTv^mcTT, %OTcfT, aTfTR, arfT, 
 
 arsTf^, ar^fTfT, arifsftw. 
 Unknowingly, a<fv. v. A. 57«FoErr, ?lv>l|UHi, ^^^^Frt. 
 Unknown, a. 3MT5E^, 3HT3?fNT, '^Tmfffft^T, 3?^T?T, 
 
 3TfJr%f, aTTRP^Id. 
 
 2 unheard of, unseen., Sfc. ^ ^a?5T H Mlf^rirfT, "TTf|BT H 
 
 9^%^, 3T^«r^, 3T^f^n?r. 
 
 3 — in algebra. aro^HP. 
 
 U. to, without communication. T ^55<Tf, ^ ^TH^af, 
 ?ftfnrfr'TTgt^,^F3^qT^t=|^, vTI3I=|t"i<Hi^^,q5HRTETrH- 
 
 ?qT5rt=fST, &c. ^ ^fFmt, H ^jjasmf , =KPn^f h ^rarrf, Ac. 
 
 lb Unlade, v. a. ^n.-&c. :7?n:St-^r?ot, ^gft- R% I H I-Ac. 
 Unlawful, a. ?t?7FiO*N<J(I «lffT^,"^^^T'T?TF^, ?rr^?rf^TJT- 
 
 ^r^f%^5,aT?HT^, arm^, ^rm, t^jr, ?=eijr^, aT?T%TT3(iT^. 
 
 Unlawfully, «(?«). v. A. Vi+Kt ^STO^ 'ft|fr-^T|fT-^Tffr-Ac. 
 
 SfTT^ m^ KTffT-&c. 
 Unlawfulness, n. v. A. M«TfM^|[rIl/. f^jfWf'lfrtT m. ^i^- 
 
 f^^fTT/. Ac. aT?ir^;rTT/. 
 Unlearned, Unlettered, a. fspT fs^SHT, ar'T^^, 3T?r?lT, 
 
 f5TT?T^, aTo^PT^r, arfg^nr, firqir^f , ^t^?l, a(T^rfr«T- 
 
 ^^., 3T^q^?f, aTTfeT, sq-^TT, arfTR, srfTpft, 3Tfr, SfT?^, 
 Some terms for an unlettered and rude person aro 
 t^m. t^t-mm. rfi^r^m. ^1c^\m. 
 
 Unlea-venkd, a. f^R^jffilfr, f^^^^ROT, %^ifk. 
 
 Unless, con. This conjunction may be idiomatically render- 
 ed in several ways. Ex. H^ aTTFTT^'g^r-H'^ 3TTr^?T- 
 ^^-Ac. Jft -Jii"ii< 'TT^ I will not go unless you come, 
 TT^^T a^THT rf^TT^^W q^fT 5T^F5T frr-Ac. iff ;j?Tf ^pT 
 I will come to morrow unless it should be raining. 
 
 Unlicensed, a. f«PT^H^. 
 
 Unlike, a. mx^W^c-m fHTToir-sRB^, aTOHPT, ST^R, a^^fr^n. 
 
 Unlikelihood, Unlikeliness, n. v. A. H E^Fn^itqoTT?/i. 
 
 ^■>^m. aTOHT^^T/. aro^fn/ aronf^f/ 3T?rn?w». 
 Unlikely, a. v. Improbable. ^ °^ I ^ M I ' 1 1 -^Trf r-^TR^T, 
 
 ftj1o^I<<Mmr-Ac. 3(^«R, aTOTTST, |:^»TToq, 3T?f»TrT, 
 Unlikeness, a.v.A.arfTJTrTT/ 3TW^ »».3T?II^3T«. 3TH?q?rr/. 
 Unlimited, a. v. Infinite. Htrn^5fT=|!T^, »lT<TT^ •l^iai-f'T- 
 
 ^TctT, ar^R, arrftT, arw^, fj^T^ftr. [-Ac. ^dt_ 
 
 To Unload, v. a. afra «-'&c. ^rRot-ifn^ g. ofo. ^T^-fT?TT
 
 UNM 
 
 017 
 
 UNO 
 
 To Unlock, v. a. ^sfT n. jigp^'if-^rs^ y. ofo. 
 
 Unlocked foe, a. unexpected. ST^sff^frr, 3l?5f?l<T, 3TrtT%?T, 
 
 Unloveliness, n. v. A. 3Tt)[r^ n. ^ ^ \ <^yim t. ai^^gr n. Ac. 
 Unlovely, a. 3^^^, arr*^, STH^TrfT, 'flfsTir^^, 3?g^. 
 Unluckily, arfu. v. A. l^q'R, |S5'7;57r, I'ifrir^. 
 Unlucky, a. not successful, v. Unfobtdnate. fJTHf^, fHf- 
 
 2 not resullin,/ in success, v. Unfobtunate. JhWi^F, 
 
 3 V. Inauspicious. 3TH?, ar^T, aTHTH or s, ^itr. 
 2b Unmake, v. a. v. To Destkoy. HlfV^T ^^, 'i^ ^?^. 
 jTo Unman, v. a. deprive of tJie qualities of a man. HIU|^lPl- 
 
 2 V. To Uispiiiii. (T^r-:pT*r'T w».-^'f^>tn OT.-JfH*rTfn.-^^ 
 HT OT.-&C. ^TiJt y. o/o. qtT^iT^?f-^?r'?TTif;JT-&c. ^of. 
 
 3 deprive of men. JT^^sf ». pi. WSTJi-qfJjft^TOT, 
 Unmanageablf, «. V. Iehesteainable. STf^T^R, srl^'f, 
 
 Unmanifested, a. :s{^^;7: pop. arsm^, 3T5Tf?T5, arsTPTf^nr. 
 Unmanlike, Unmanly, a. v. Effeminate, Cowaedlt. J^- 
 
 UsMANNEELiNEsa, u. Y. A. 'iTTfl't^'T'iIT «». &c. "qOTT^^^/. 
 
 3TRTS?rr/. 3TO>--qrTT/. 
 
 Unmanneely, Unmanneeed, a. v. Eude. 3Tf^^, ^T^'^q',"^- 
 
 UnmanuEED, a. t^^rft, ^iMlrfl. 
 
 Unmarked, a. having no mark. f^RTf^^T, ^Tc^^OT, f'Tf'i'IS. 
 2 unolserved. 3TSf?^fT, aTH^?^"t%?r, 3T?RfH?r. 
 
 Unmaeeied o. fsnTSFr^T, a^if?:^, ^rsr, f^, arfir^iTf^rr, 
 
 To Unmask. See To Expose. [arf^cftq'. 
 
 Unmatched, a. ^5T%gifr^, f^pmrsNr, f^^rs, 3TSff?W, 
 Unmatueed, a. cf^T, ^^^n, 3T^, ^ItH. 
 Unmeaning, a. 31^'4^, f^n^, 3T'4rfTO3T-%'Tosr, 5fnTSTr4j, 
 
 Unmeaningness, ». V. A. 3T?r'4^q^ in. f^iJ^TOTT w. &c. 
 aTTT^t^ n. aT'-^TT^T «. &c. [ fHrT. 
 
 Unmeasured, a. f^pr^r^JT^c^r, 344^1*1^1, srfHrT, 3T#F»T, ar^T- 
 Unmeditated, a. 3Tr%f?TfT, aT^^Kfrirf, arq^JT^nr. 
 Unmeeciful, a. v. Ceuel. f^^, •^^N'loEr-r'Kl*!, ^TT^^-?!; 
 
 ^-&C. 3H+-bU|, fnt+'bUI, 2fRUI. 
 
 Unmeecifclly, adv. \. A. fHd'JMi'ir^, ^^n^, -^^1^1^. 
 Unmeecifulness, n. v. A. fJT^^TT'TT »«. &c. ^qr^^mr/. ^- 
 
 iTTTTf^ n. ^sTT^Jf^mr/. Ac. 
 Unmeeited. Wee Undeserved. [ frftfT. 
 
 Unmetaphobical, a. aTOT^f^, aT^rT^pfr^, arc^^, arTT- 
 Unmindful, a. inattentive, v. Careless. ar^tTH, ar^T^- 
 
 2 unconcerned, v. Cabelf.ss. fvT^ra^ft, sf'T^, «rf^^)tT, 
 
 Unmindfolness, n. v. A. 1. TTfTK^Torr m, ■s{^^^^^r\^ f. ar- 
 
 2 f=l^TO^<mT m. »i?r^on m. 
 Ukminoled, Unmixed, a. f^frrfla, f^H^reiTt^T, ^^?r, 
 
 %g;? or 3, arfRfJim, 3T^>.>i, a^flij^. 
 
 2— graiu. f^^s. [ ^^^ 
 
 Unmolested, a. f^RT^^, f^'^^TTT^^rf?^, > , n, -.^snai- 
 Unmoved, a. rtmaininj fi.tcd, v. Eibm. ?( ^R^?!T, Ac. 
 
 ar^'tT^fcTTirnT, arTiq-Rt^Tsrm, aTT-«iRf?if'ri, f^y^ 
 
 2 unaffectid. ^ ^sf^^TT, Ac. 'flfl?^. 
 
 3 unchangc,: in purpose ^ q^^'?r»I,H sTX^r,^ *TT?W?t?rT, 
 Unmusical, a. aT"T*j-i(T, atq^^T, f^?, ^^l^^Jf^, ^'<(^ pop.^-^J , 
 Unmutilated, a. ars^T, ?itn. 
 
 Unnamed, «. qi«r ^ ^?!^?IT, arn^^^t^TTJTT, ar^^tfr^^nTT, 3T- 
 
 Hmf=i%, aT^r^^TTTT. 
 Unnatural, a. conii-ary to natural ffelings and affeciiont. 
 
 ^t^TRf^Kj^ jqjTl^li^^, RI>^ir<ih?:5[, ar^ifnTT^, 3ni- 
 
 2 contrari/ to the laws of nature, out of the course of 
 nature, ^^=z^\ vf,^]'^\^]\T^\ ^ 'jf^qgfHiJTPI-f^'sjf. ^- 
 
 f^jpHsn^-f^TTj, fe?iur, "jl^HFrf^, wnmNr, nrfijifNT. 
 Unnecessarily, adv. v. A. jpT^'TT^f'^^, nrir^^f'T, ani^iT- 
 ^Tg^, f^f^i+Kui, ^^^^f^^T, Jir^^f, 7»Ir, ^■'i^. 
 
 Unnf.cessaeiness, n. v. A. 3iq^lT''fN''TT/«. ^'^q'TI m. f^Twpi- 
 
 T'T?^ «. ^RWKTf|F'T n. ^FPTJTTTT^ »i. 
 Unnecessaey, a. V. Needless. r<iH-.^*./l-m, feTTT^R'TT^, 
 
 airnr^TRt^jIH^T, Ac. ai^TiJI pop. 3T<FRoft, H^T, f^»+K«l, 
 
 »)m4mjf, fH'iT'fr^T^, arn^sq^. 
 Unneighbouej-y, a. ^^R'^Hra^ffTiT, ?i^TT"Hii^Trar. 
 To Unnebve, r. a. deprive of strength. H^ n.-^K m.-Ac. 
 
 HT2W-:Trft?Il^R^ y- ofo. f^^^-aTii^l-sp^^fT-Ac. ^"jf. 
 Unnumbered, a. v. Innumerable. arif^'FT, ar^'^TTfT. 
 Unobjectionable, o. v. Unimpeachable. aT|;^^, arff^t- 
 
 Unobseeved, 0. ^ Trf^^r^, sFT^rT, ar^^^rf^?!, arfJ^Ttf^^H. 
 
 Unobstructed, o. f;H3T?^CTSfmT,f^qf?^?ft^T, ^ ^^^3T,fH- 
 f^, aifEm, ^':'i?y, arsrfJT^i'j-, f^"ST7fHiitT, ariiTfv^, aniTti, 
 gt MfH ^ fv TrT, 3TSff?H5, aijf?^, 31^5, aTq^p:^, ar^rftTH, 
 
 Unobtainable, o. fsra^m^ at^??T-Ac. arqftT, ai3WT,3T- 
 
 ?TT«T, 1?^^, fi^^, arm^J^. 
 Unobtained, a. H fH<i«(rfrtr, arsTlT, 3T«£vi, arp^r^ff, 3TOq- 
 
 5T, arnrq^, ar^rw. 
 Unoccupied, a. v. Unemployed. ft«FPRT, r^+in^, fO^\, 
 
 Unoffending, o.v. Innocent, Inoffensive. aT'l'Tmft, f^T- 
 Unopened, «.- -bales or packages. ^ J^^^T, fl^JMCrtt^r, 
 
 Unopposed, (j. t. Unobstructed, h ^y^r, Ac. 3Ts?f^y, 
 fqssjfaaiqr, 3TsrffT«ifVTrT, ar^nfr^, arfR^frfcrr. 
 
 UnOEOANIZED, a. V. InOBOANIC. fHf^^. [ do<<tJ^V. 
 
 2 not yet arranged. sj^ilH H 5rr%?JT, ai'JTPTo'R^V, 3T?;- 
 Unoenamknted, a. v. Plain. ^MTKWV^\-^A\\'i\ , spTri-
 
 TJNP 
 
 918 
 
 UNQ 
 
 UNOSTENTATIOUS, a. ftlHftel^T, f^5T3TP^T^r. 
 
 Unobthoeox. See Heteuoeox. 
 
 Unowned, a. fH?R?ft, f=raTT?ft^, fH^lft^T, 3TWrRt,3T^^rTfK^. 
 To Ukpack, v.a. open and take out. ^r5^,Jf;T^,T??J5^T5'Jr. 
 Unpalatable, a. tmtasteful, v. Tasteless. ^'^^^ %iR^, ar- 
 
 2 V. DlSAGBEEABLE. ^TR^rfT, ^H^, 3??;'^, 3T^f^?. 
 
 Uspaballeled, o. v. Unequalled. 5)THt7, 3T^?^, arSifrW, 
 USPAEDONABLE, n. TTT^^iNI'H 3rm^-3T5!T?T-&C. "qK^rJT- 
 U.NPAEDONED, a. f3r?T^T5%^r, filHHlH)!-^!, 3T^5?P, STJ^rr- 
 
 Unpaeticdlabized, a. 3Tfir;Tf?^, arf^TrRrf, ar^isr^af^r, 3T- 
 
 Unpassed, a.— a bill, Ac. nT?^,"'tTH^7, HfT^. 
 Unpausing, a. v. Continual, ^rf^nn, f^RfT^. 
 Unp:uOpled. See Uninhabited. 
 Unpehceivable, a. t. Impebceptible. arni^T, rF^TT'trs?^, 
 
 aTf5^?T, 1^^"^. 
 Unpeeceiyed, a. ;t "TTf|^?5r, ?I?TtcT ?r art^OT, &c. 3T?5f^?T. 
 UNPEnroKMED, a. ?r %?5?!ir, &c. aT?JfT, ar^TTftfcr, ST^TTfs^rT, 
 
 Unpersuadable, a. ar^JT^rft or f?TT,3T^1 'A Hi =qr,f?:r^i=I5fr^. 
 Unperturbed, a. ^ ??rH5r?5?5T, 3T??5'4, f^^TT, argfgTT. 
 Unphilosophic, Unphilosophical, a. tJ^i^^TPT^II^Rl-b^, 
 
 fT?^H^r^f^5, 3T^^^, 3T^t^, ar^f^ftr^, rr^^ir- 
 wRf?[. [ ^^^. 
 
 Unpxeced, a. not made up of pieces. ^^^5:^, ^=P^'Tf, af^jf?, 
 To Unpin, v. a. ET=5f<jft/.-&c. ^\^ g-ofo. 
 Unpleasant, a. v. Disagreeable. ^rr^TSrir, :TTWfT, ^Tr^fNr, 
 3TWrT, arifirft^T, arfsiq-, f^rq-JT. [ ^\^^ st^^t. 
 
 Unploughed, a. ^ ^rflT^i:?!, ■f^:T^PTr%?5T, f^^T^TTft, 3T??^, 
 Unpoetic, Unpoetical, a. qFl^^TT^f^^, +r«<r||?TT^Tl%5, 
 
 Unpoisonous, a. ^PTf^njn^T, f^f^^, ^STT, nrsr. 
 
 Unpolished, «. unehlorated. 'aiMRi^d, ■Jf^T^fT, ?TT^r. 
 
 2 impolite, v. Eude. ar^f^'T, aTf^T^,"ilrWTa5. 
 Unpolluted, a. ar^f^frT, aT'ire, fH^f^, f^Hrj. 
 Unpopulab, <i. f^FFPifr ?rrT5fTr-^T5T, ?;rat% ?rRft=5TT, ?5T^t- 
 
 % ^TFT^rft^, &c. BT^Tf^ra', ^^rrf^TT, 3T^rf^^, c^t^Fmr^. 
 
 Unpopularity, n. v. A. f%^f^T HN^rlMUIT m. &c. tTT^lfsfT- 
 
 HT/. ^^fsfTrir/. Bnprarr^mr/. 
 Unfounded,— rice, «&c. 3T?[ir, ar^ft. 
 Unpeactised, o. — of persons. "^T«rnTt%?!;r, TT^^R3?!T, 
 
 ar^JTT^, aT^-?r?rr, ^rt,jt^^t, 5TsrT,%^ro5. 
 Unprecedented, a. arq^, ar3Tm"T^, 3TfTT?T'J^. 
 Unprejudiced, a. v. Impaetial. f^f^^lf^^, fij^raT^^T, 
 
 Unpremeditated, a. 3Tf%f?T?T, ar^frTrT, arq^^lFW, Sfjtf^- 
 Unpeepaeed, a. -fq^nr^TThTT, ?WKt5fr^JT=qr', =TTT^T^ orT^- 
 
 Unpeescribed, a. 1V'4i%TaT-ftTT5rr, 3Tfqf|?r, aig^, a^^- 
 
 Uhpeetending, a. V. Humble. f^ -Hf^<<^ , f^H»l T^''Tr^. 
 Unpeeventable, a. arf^Tsn^, arf^R. 
 Unpeevented, a. ^ «<KrfrfT, arfjfJnftff, ar^rrRcf. 
 Unprincipled, a. t. Wicked. JTT^nft, g^T^^oft, |^tT, «f- 
 
 Unproductive, a.— of soil. HrW, f^f^^, fqjfpiqft. 
 
 2 V. Emptv, Fruitless. qstrST, fJ=I?:*l^, fvi<iT>?5, ar^^^, 
 
 Unprofitable, a. f^^RM-MMI, f^^Tf^lBr^TT, f^^T^q^TT^r, 
 
 f^Hf^-^PTFft^, &c. spRsr, ar^iM^, f^rr*?^, f^fPH, tTTHr- 
 Unpeofitableness, «. T. A. 'pkl'^'Jir w. f^ijif q<nr m. arr- 
 
 5T'4^q- »i. HJrfiir^fq n. <F?r^JfqfTT/.1'P??T n.^qs^ w. 
 Unphofitablt, ado. v. A. <Fo5Rt=Er^, ^Tf^BI^t^, &c. £T*I, 
 
 ^JPT, ^TT^T'^t or ^. "' ~ [arf^fjf^. 
 
 Unprohibited, «.v. Unforbidden. ^ f?t%tTH?5T,'^^HHlf=5fr, 
 Unpeopitiable, «. T. Inexoeable. fTRT'^, |#^. 
 Unpeopitious, «. T. Inauspicious. ar^H, 3TJt»1?5 or s, ar- 
 
 sr^^r, ar^^, arf^re, f^n'-r, f^'^?f, q^^r^^, 
 Unpeopitiousness, «. V. A. a^iJRm^jqoT «. ar^T n. ar^^- 
 
 f?5ffT/. argnrn/.^Fq «. arf^T'SFrr/. 
 
 UNPEOPOETIONATE,UNPEOPOETIONED,a. V. DlSPROPOETION- 
 
 ATE. fspT^flTTiII^^T, a^STHMT^r, 3T?lirfft?S, aT?IHS?JinJT^. 
 Unpeospeeous, a. V. Unfortunate. IHT'^, I'lVft, STTTrft, 
 
 fFTTPq-, ar^^, ai^rTTiT, aT?5ri^K^, aiq^T?5fr, arJFPTTwft, 
 
 ^fci^^, arsff^l^. 
 Unpeosperousness, n. v. A. |TVft'T<'rr m. aiHnn'TOTr m. 
 
 &c. fHf'JT^r/. ai?;?rT4frr/. ^prqif^f^/ ar^rfffif?/. ar- 
 
 ^TT M. ar^FTnT n. 
 Unprotected, a. l^^arisiTqrsfT, aTTssr^T^nar-f^^TST, f^^TOr- 
 
 ^tfr^^T, aT?TT«Tq, f^rnssnr, ^RTf«m, sRifssr??, ai^»T, ^r^- 
 sr, fH^R, aT?ir|?T. 
 
 Unpeoved, (j. «of estallisTied. f^?n«Irr, 5TT5!TI^?r, f5pT?=irn, 
 
 arf^^, arifmrfot^p pop. arsTmf^^ aiH^n^r, arsif^r^, 
 an^Mwif^H, ar^JTiiTrf. 
 
 2 untested. ^ rTTS^T, f^RrfTslsFSr, 3T?ftf?^rr. 
 Unpeoyoked, a. f^EPTf^S^oftqr, f5I^^?RToiJt=^T, fspTaiTlfe- 
 
 Ukpuelished, a. ^^xi ^ %ff?5T, arsff^^, ^^^^. pop. ^zmz. 
 Unpunishable, a. ^^RRj'RT a^^Rq-arv^T, ai^^, ai^j- 
 
 sffT, ^^Tf , ^^RTl'^, aTHrgqr, aT?ITS?ftT, STTTRq, &c. 
 Unpunished, a. ?r ^5?5?rr, aT?(fs?r, arrrrfl?!, ar^rrfrirT, si^5. 
 Unqualified, a. v. Unsuitable. ar^I^, Tlc^RT^, aig^^- 
 
 ^, ar^TJT, aT3>jr?fq^, a^^rrnrrtrnq^r. 
 
 2 «o< restricted ly exceptions. H^T^Rf^, sfffT»is:I^f|ri, 
 f%;r^q:p, f^^:pw!t^T, ^'TrT^'^^r, fspTa^RT^^^T, Sl^T^. 
 
 Unquenchable, a. ^ ^5i^q-T=^T, &c. ar^lH^ftq, aTSi^infffT, 
 f^^rmr^^q, fn^iimr^^, a(f?nrffT?i\^. 
 
 Unquenched, a. H f^^fsissT, ar^ifiirT, arf^^rfftrr. 
 
 Unquestionable, a, v. Ceetain. fn^^^^RT, fn^^^T, 1^- 
 
 Unquiet, a. ^f?ft ^n^ET-fJRToCT, aT^JT^tT, ar^trf, ^tf?T^-^J-
 
 UNR 
 
 919 
 
 rxs 
 
 ^-?;f^fT, ^^^ff?r, f^H^^. 
 Unquietness, n. v. A. ar^q^iilTOTT «i. 3T^frr?<in- m. arntfrf/. 
 
 5[irfcRT%^ n. &c. 
 To Unravel, a. disentangle, free from complication. 3'<Fc5Dt, 
 
 ^Tsrijf, ^"f^ns^, Tsnsr wi.-3^t=5 m.-^'n^iift /.-<prs m.-&c. 
 iRof ^. 0/ 0. nFTT OT.-&C. ^Ftsiir-ms^m y. 0/ 0. 
 
 UNBA YELLED, ;). T. V. g-^^flT, 3^15^, &C. Z^^. 
 
 To get u. :Tc5155t. 
 TJnbeabiness, «. V. A. 1. ^^r^mf^f. ^ '^ ^^ \ (^ f. 9Tf%f^/. j 
 Uneeibt, a. not prepared. ^rm^C, fspTn^sntt^, 3Tf^5, ^- j 
 
 2 no/ prompt, not quick, ^'c. HHT'TF, 3Tf?Tg', 3^5^. i 
 
 3— learning, &c. JTfe^T ^o/). H'cffcT, JT3ft?T, 3T=Tqfr*T?T. I 
 
 Unbeal, a. v. Illusokt. ^^-'rt, ^W^, ST^tlf^^, ar^r^lfq-- ! 
 
 Uneeality, n. V. A. ^Tm ot. aT^T'rrf^T^r m. &c. 3T^- I 
 ■^^^^ n. 3H<ilfH+H w. 3TrT«qHT/. 3^f^r?TKT^r/. aT^TFrr/. 
 
 Uneeasonable, a. %c<Mif|, vRT^sfr, Vfj-jTmr^r, VRfft^, 
 "^^^^r^, ar^PT, 3^^JT^^, arsrrFHfqf^, ai^TRfr?, sr^- ! 
 
 ?ft=^T, 3T^^. - . ■- j 
 
 2 See Excessive. 
 Unreasonableness, n. v. A. 1. "r[<crr;; if tM" H ' m. 3TOJt^H"T- 
 OTT »i. &c. StqiT^fn'/. JHy^^dl/. 3TO^TrR^ ». aT^iT^- ' 
 ?T n. 3Tjf^/. ar^ m. 3T^^/. 5ft5f^57TT/. I 
 
 Uneeasonablt, adv. v. A. 1. rk^n^^,'Vrmf^,'5rrR<ft'^, 
 
 "5U^?tqr^, ar^JT^^q'JTH, ar^^qrqr^. 
 Uneeceived, a. aT^TW, -arj^q-, ar^qm. 
 Uneecompensed, a. •aTsrf?r<pi^, arsirffp?;. [ f?^. j 
 
 Uneecorded, a. ^ f?5|^ s^^ST, aT<TOl>:s, 3T^<<-mi*,(S, arfe- | 
 Uneefined, a. «o< purified. ^ ;[iT*T%r5T, 3T'<TTftT?f, arf^^rf^. I 
 
 2 See Eude, Baebaeous. [ ar ^H-ji'H . ' 
 
 Uneeflecting, a. v. Inconsidehate. aT%^qTft, arf^^TR^'^t^, '\ 
 Unhefeeshed, a. rTPJIT T ^P^^^JT, a7^i?T, aT^^^HT, ar^ri^PT, 
 
 an T^ti^^frT. 
 Uneeputed, a. ^ ^^?!T, ar^flfT, 3TtI?^^?TRT, arf^T^r^FT. 
 Unbeqaeded, a. v. Diseegaeded. g^Tf|lcT, aT'TTf^lrf, 3T7- 
 
 Unbeqeneeact, a. Hoi-c(l qT"T^^T/- ^55^ TNt^vfrf/. arj^- 
 Uneeoenebate, a. not renewed in /*f a)7. H5E^qT TW^^T^f, T- 
 
 s^^ 1TTft5iTffl^, ar^^m. aT9fT|^H^?:p. 
 Unbegisteeed, a. ^ fepi ^'ictrti, rm^i^^irfl, aTTSre:^, 3T- 
 
 Unbelenting, a. v. Cbuel. fM^+aleloo'MNI,^>T, ^5k,:F5- 
 
 qr, 3i?fl?:, qpsfm^^, ar^r^^, f^^^^^. 
 Uneemembeeed, a. ■aTRI^PT 5T^%^, sr?H?T. 
 
 Unbemitting, a. t^^HiT^T =:TT?!;aiRr-^M%?rT, fs^r ^ fmr- 
 
 Uneemittinglt, adv. v. A. ^^P?:^,'^=RTTTWr,'^^m^t,'r^W'T. 
 Uneepealed, a.j^^ %^f5T, ar^, aivHirir^rT. 
 Uneeseeved, a. V. Fbank, Open, ar^tw^, 3T^nFr«f5[fte, 
 
 2 w«VAoK< ony ^Ainy kept bark. 1^Ml«r, f^^R, jn, ^, 
 
 Uhbesebvedly, adv. v. A. I. JJ-Tf^qi^li^;!, fl*t^ITf^,jfpf:«<TT- 
 
 2 fH^;i;, Pt^rdlw, H3.'^l"T, '^Tiiqt/f'r, ar^T^Hm-^. 
 Uneesistino, a. 3^f?i5ri^, aif^^Roi^TTi, a^qf^ifTTTpril. 
 Uneesolved, a. undetermined. aT?iRf^5»7?T, «?Jr!W^=q 
 Uneespectei), a. ar^TI^fT, aTHrf^l^, 'H^Pi'^^. 
 UneesteaineI), a. uncurbed. unconlnAlrd. «iij?, "l^^, ^Tm 
 
 ST^RT, aT^rf=T, a^f^q^, arfi^q^ifM, ?=^?t3j ;>o/). ^jr^qra 
 or ^^, 3T^fisj or 55, f^nf?5, fVtT^fl, 'jT^ij;55, ar^f^PT, 
 
 2 unreserved, free, easi/.familuir, cjr. fq^flqRt^^trqr, B- 
 
 qfrqT^ff =T^, ar^Tj^n^. gP5TJir=^r, ^qil^qi-^^, ^^ija'Y^. 
 Uneevealed, a. ^f^^^^'k^\., aTTf^^, -jTSl'fC^o;). srsiti?, 
 afRTf%'S?ifT. 
 
 Unbevised, a. ^Trtq- ^ %?iOT, f5R^i>vT%?5T, afT^nrftR. 
 Uneewabdep, o. srfn'sa qf;-|-"TT, '*?srf^9rf>fT. 
 Uneiohteous, o.— of porKoiLS. aqi-^^r, 'imrM^, 'fl^T'RfH'ff, 
 3?'--Tn'H^, artT^T^ifr, "TTTT^rfr, a^^rtfT, 's^f^HR. 
 
 2— of acts, &c. ar^T^^, <K:^n^r^T, '^iPTfKq, 3i??*TF«T'- 
 
 UNBIOnTEOUSNESS, «. ST'^KH). aTH^f^f/. vp^«T»i. -rtUR't^qR 
 
 m. aT'i^NNIftt. arWr^TOT". Ac. [^^r<T^. 
 
 Unbipe, a. flMfM*^-^!, ^^, f^J^, aTqtP, 'iTriT, ^frfT, STT- 
 
 UNEiPENE83,n. V. A. ip^'mim. ffj^qarrwi. &c. a^qg^HT/. 
 Unkivalled, a. V. Unequalled. ^jtotI^T, arg'm, pJ*VJT, 
 
 ar^, aTHr^, ar^rfHT. 
 Uneivalledness, k. v. A. afT^iTfTT/ f^wm?TT/. aiRq^qi. 
 To Unroll, v. a. »T^T5ft'/. T^f^ y- qfo. ^r^_ 
 To Unboof, t'. a. ^mn.-^\'i<if\f.-&c. ^IJot, jKTT^r, ^^Txft, 
 
 ^rtTs^r, <n''ifn:'T«. ^FT^^y. o/"o. 
 
 Unbuffled, o. v. Calm. ??tT, ?;H, aT?5*'T. 
 
 UnETjLINESS, n. v. A. fil<JfKHlTT»l. Sl|;^WlMUirf,l. 
 
 Unellt, a. X. Insubordinate, Liceniiocs. f^ir^rr, 5i j- 
 
 qjjft, if^nrfft, if%5, arf?!'?, ^•.?ire?r. 
 Unsafe, «. jt^^, vtt^ht^T, ^h^, arfHH^, arf^nqj^f;. 
 Unsafehess, Unsafett, n. v. A. W^n. ^T^(\^n. <t*nTm/. 
 Unsaid, a. ^Htfnfraf^T, ar^rf*???, ai^^, <flHifqH. 
 Unsaleable, a. f^^\^m 3T^r"T-ai3'T^"Ti'T-^P=5m^,3Rf^q, 
 
 Unsalted, a. ST^E'jft, aT?i^tJT, 3it?5rift. 
 
 Unsanctifted. See UNnoLV. 
 
 Unsatisfactory, <j. "V^jTIH/t^, f^^firafl=«?T. ^^rq^rfr^, 
 
 Unsatisfiable, a. v. Insatiable. a^HfX'jft'T, 'iTH'fijft^, 
 
 Unsatisfied, a. ^ qx^^^^T-fcrr^T, f^^^SFIT, Ac. 3T^, 3T- 
 
 Uns.^tisfying, n.— an article of food. fJTTT^-qr^T, f^^rp:- 
 Unsayobiness, n.v. A.l.%=q^(7n"'.fH^5?"?<m'n.'m^rf^'». 
 Unsavory, a. v. Insipid, if^q-, '^r;;^!, arRTIf, ^q^rf?;'?. 
 2 See Disaobeeadle.
 
 UNS 
 
 920 
 
 TINS 
 
 To Unsay. See To Eetbact. 
 To Ukscbew, v. a. HS^ «. qirJiJf ff. of o. T^foEor. 
 Unscbiptueal, a. arsfTI^, vr^^S', 3Tq*Trvr^, T^r^, 
 ar^rmtT, ar^^f^r^, arnr^i^, 3^%<i^, &c. 
 
 UNSCEUPULOUS, a. %^^, fSRf?^rft=qT, pNt f^sgfft, ^3,^'^, 
 
 To Unseam, v. a. o^en the seams, ^^^if[^ Sr^^Tf^, a'^^^. 
 UfSEAECHABLE, o. inscrutable, \. Ikcompbehehsible.3T=PoE, 
 
 Unseasonable, a. 3t'^«^, ar^rsEr^, %^?f)Rr, ST^^roET or 
 
 gf^, 3T^*TFFr?5, 3M?r^, arsT^^T, «(^Hq-, aTspiHsmr, 
 9T5T?FT7TH', &C. 3T!Tm!T?fn, aTqTTT^S, &c. 3T^^^n7Tfe?T, 
 
 U. time. 31%5e/. aT^^I'JE »», 
 Unseasonableness, n. v. A. ^^^f. 3T?W^ ♦». WT^RT^ m. 
 
 ^T «. aT^rraSTrHrTT/. &c. 
 Unseasonably, adv.v.A. ar^aSr, aT^*Y, 3T^^ofr,aTiT%TT^r?y, 
 
 arsitcir^'HR, ar^Rrg^R, arsr^Tm. 
 Unseasoned, a.— wood, &c. JT^a^T^^j^T, fsf^ss^fr^^sr. 
 
 2— food, &c. f«HH«lc"MMr. 
 Unseemly, a. arjfFq-^ ?iiaiq^, HT^r^H,'5t?;f?T?fT. 
 Unseen, a. ^^^?5T, aTc?rf%?T, aj^*t3lf«K<i, ar^?- 
 
 2 See Invisible. [3T^»=iT. 
 
 Unselfish, a. ^^■^, ar^^rr^^f^, aT^T-^TPTr, arSFH^, 
 Unsent, a. f5Rqra«?5T, arq-f^, 3T"^f?FT. 
 
 Unsepaeated, a. ?rH^%?iT, arlqfl^^r, ar^r^f^^^, arq- r^f^-H - 
 Ukseev ice able, o. fjr?wr^, aT5^?Tr'ft,^iTTr^ n^OT, ^tt- 
 ^TT, srgTg^, Pit'H^^, ^prf?^. 
 
 Unseeticeableness, n. v. A. f^sqifpflsuil m. ^<T?fr^- 
 Unsettled, o. undecided. %Hs5r^ 5rirfr5l, f%5Tf^^T5iTT=5rr, 
 
 f^RST^^r, arf^rffffT, arfHr^fT, arfHSTrfrrr, ar^r^yrrftrT. 
 
 2 unfixed, unarranged, Sfc. f^^^^i\,■>^^\'^ ^ ST^q^'i^^r, 
 3T5?T^ft5iT^, 3Tf^r'Tf*Trr,3Tf^T?T, aT^M=-M=)4:'«T,aT?;?I®!T^^4T. 
 
 3 variable.^ changeable. ^^^ w a, aTlT«?T, aT^ftr. 
 Unsettleuness, n. t. A. 1. f^Tl/. 3Tf^''TT m. arf^Tof'Tw*. 
 
 a^^^ir m. arf^^T^ m. 
 
 2 f^^if^N^/. aTsq«R'<TT/. 
 
 3 ^=^TOTr M. arf^tR^orr »;. arftii^crr/. [^?y. 
 
 Unshackled, «, v. Fbee. fe^^^, q3[r%iaT-i^?TOr, ^^- 
 
 Unshaken, a. ^ |ra^%^, ar^rfe^f, a^^rn, ar^^ferr. 
 
 2 See FiEM. 
 To Unsheatit, v. a. cqRf^^ ^T^ot, *-< ^ H l Pli l ctl -tngr qRof, 
 
 g^Not or OT^, ^oE m. ^ftgiif 57. 0/0. 
 Unshelled, a. ^ #?5^?yr, f^ffr^pjr, -aT?f(?ir, f^fllrTT. 
 Unsheltebed, a. ^3Tr!>T?Tf^r, ar^TTsiTq-, f^rnsflr^r, fi=nTf«rfT, 
 
 3^T. [^nift, ar^^oft. 
 
 Unshod, a. having no shoes. f^H ^" l 5^H I, r») ' H'4Nd U | , a?^- 
 Unsightly, a. V. Ugly. H^^uu, ks^, f^i^]^^, %^=5fT?T^. 
 Unskilful, Unskilled, a. y. Awkward. Jft^^sft, an?^- 
 
 5ET5ft, 3T5Trft, ar^sdc?, ar^^, arq^, ar^g?:, ^"^^^pui^q, -jt- 
 ^oT, arq^r?:, arf^oiTrT, arf^W, ^n?T^-^f|?T-^jf^. 
 
 Unskilfulness, n. v. A. ^FRTsftTOTT m. ar^itNiTT «». &c. 
 
 a^^^w «. 3T^?=f?Tr/. &c. ^In^'t^frr/. 
 
 Unslopinb, a. f^TJToE, Rusiot, ^nT5[o5r^r. 
 Unsmeabbd, a. f%?THT<^^55T, t^I^JT, aTf^SF, a^^fTTrt^T. 
 Unsociable, Unsocial, a. ^]vr({mv^^^ 'Tm'?{'T«TRr, m<»r?T- 
 
 •T'^^r, ^^f?¥rgT, t^^F^q^T?:, ^^^sf^q;!, ^^pra- 
 Unsold, o. fsjqf^q^B^T, fsf^r^TT^^, arfErJl^rT. 
 Unsoldeeed, <i. f^^, f^imstqfft, f^^Sf^T^T. 
 Unsolicited, a. fSRHTf*HF5?5r, arsTTflm, ar^nf^FT. 
 Unsolicitoos, a. v. Un anxious. fH^^^, ^C^, ar^r^y, 
 
 Unsophisticated, a. 3TfJ{f*T<T, ar^fcfH, 3TO?5, ^"t^. 
 Unsought, a. not searched for. f5t^^"r*T^?5T-g?^r-5?^?5- 
 ^-&c. air|,^fqrt, aTHTFifl. 
 
 2 See Unsolicited. 
 
 Unsound, a. defective, impaired, inftrm, not in good condi- 
 tion, T. Faulty, Plimsy, Wobthless. ^Trit^, ^stT^r, 
 
 ?tr5^, ^^i^, W^} a=qT>^T, j^r^th or g^HM, ^n^^ 
 
 2 — of members or faculties, and of persons or animals;. 
 wanting in tone, potver, 8(c. aTf, 3T?TiT pop. ar^ffJT. 
 
 3 fig. hollow, insincere, S{c. Y. Empty, I'alse. ^^^PT,. 
 
 4 See Hetebodox. 5 ( of arguments, reasoning, Ac. ) 
 not valid, just, Sfc. ar^^Jf^, 3T?iH<f^, a^^Tpcp, ar^f^- 
 
 Unsoundness, n. \. A. 1. ^rS^^TOir m. &c. ^«|^ /. «^r- 
 
 2 aT«[qoTr «i. aT^JTTOTT m. ar^JTrTT/. 
 
 3 ^5i%qiJTr »*. 'fif'Fa'TniT ni. fr^T^citiTT »'• &p. 
 
 5 3TH*I'f^TiIT m. ar^H^^TquiT >n. ar^f^^fq n. a?qf^/. 
 Unspeakble, a. ineffable. ar^T^T, 3T^^?ff?T, a?f^#xf?ftq-^ 
 
 arf^^m, a^^-q', ar^iT'ft'T, ?^HFfT=ETT, q^iiHmt^T, ^- 
 
 S^i'HT, =|UHMt?T, ?T£^Trff?r, ^^lf«l«lif, ?IS^lfiJ«lV. 
 Unspecified, a. a^flfinfq??, a75Jf?f%35T, ar^fl;?, 3T^f^^ 
 
 Unspotted, a. 1%jt^, f^^, ^^W-^^^ Pl"i*?i^. 
 Unstable, Unsteadfast, a. not fixed, v. Eickety. siftsTT,. 
 
 2 fig.^t'W*, inconstant, t. Changeable, Ibeesolute. 
 3Tf?«T?, artfTT, ?^^f^TT, ?TftII^^5, StftiTT^rT, arf^iJT- 
 
 Unstableness, Unsteadfastness, m. v. A. 3Tf^»T^^/. ar- 
 2 arsft^T'^T m. arftiRHT/. aif^soT^j/. arf^^/. ar^^'TJi. 
 
 Unsteadiness, m. v. A. 1. =q^foEqurT ?». aif?4:T?;?Tr/. ai^^ n. 
 2 ar^lT'f «. ^f^fT «. =5155^=5R5/. 
 
 Unsteady, a. v. Ieeesglute. ^^eToE, arftsTT, artft?;, aiqjf. 
 2 mutable, variable, v. Changeable. =cr^55, arf^V^, =^^' 
 
 To Unsteing, v. a. ( a harp, &c. ) FiRT/. pl.-&.c. ^FTS^-^nSr 
 
 2 reZfl*, Y. To Loosen. ^rfN^r, <S\^-&c. <FTot. 
 
 3 take from a siring, ^fi^-ifcc. *i««i.
 
 TINT 
 
 921 
 
 UNT 
 
 Unstudied, a. vnp-emetlita/ed. ST^Ffrl?!, 3TT«f^"T<T. | 
 
 TJkstcdious.o. 3T=T>='n?ft,3T5^«'ft, aT^«T'?^, 3R':'T^rT5ft?5. 
 UXSCBDDED, a. 3li%^?5?5T, OTf^rT, 3T^^, a^cT^ftHrf, S^q^- 
 
 ?T?r, 3T?f?T, 3T5fiT?f. 
 
 2 — the passions or flesh ; or attributively. 3T^f?r, 3T- 
 
 sr^m, 3Tf^^T, 3T?r?TT^Hr. 
 
 UXSUBJECTED, a. V. UNSUBDUED. 3Tf3TrT, 3^^^. 
 
 Unsubstantial, a. sliffhl.J/ijnsi/, i^c. fi^^sfiV, "ft^^, 5^^- 
 
 ?iT, 5?r'^, f^:fr?5r, P\:mi^ ^kk, f<^TTr, f?:^m^T, ft?fr. 
 
 2 V. Unheal. 3Tsir?trf5r^, 3TqT?^5r, ^{HfrjH]^^ ^F^HK. 
 Unsuccessful, a. — of persons. 3T?)r?^f^, 3T^?tr'4, ar^f^ft, 
 3TSTTHT«f ^ 3Tsrr!T'T5(T, a^siftrfr^, aT^'^ffT^, aT^jft^f^^, 3T- 
 
 2— of measures, &c. 3Tfl;ip5S, P\'^^^ a^TJ??, ^T^T^^'IT^- 
 Unsuccessfullt, adv. V. A. W'^^ %r<TrEff'f^, ^^ 5T fHotq- 
 
 frf, f%^^ nr^TRff^r. 
 Unsuitable, Unsuited, a. unfit, not adapted, ar^p^, ar^- 
 
 2 incongruous, v. Inconsistent. 3=R"T^r'ff, ^T^l^Tfj, 
 
 fSr^^rs, ItFTT, 3T^n?r, '^fRf^rr. 
 
 Unscitableness, «. V. A. 1. arjT'ftl'tT'iTT m. f^^^^\>^^^\ 
 
 m. ^\^^^f. aT?ft^?rr /. sfrjTj^^fr /. argq^rPmr /. 
 
 2 ftr^TSTorr »». sr^nfFT/. 'i^^^^^ m. \ 
 
 Unsullied, a. fsf^sm, f^"s^r5^, q;?5^^f^^-^t^-&c. fn^f^rf, \ 
 
 f?f^, f^H^i ^=5-3. 
 UN3UProETED,a. not upheld. aTT'^RTSTfY^'^T, f^^aTT^T^t, f%- ;, 
 
 ?Ta=rrfcTT';T=qr, f^rti'^r?, ar^^r^^, ar^iRq. •; 
 
 2 not as.sisled. f^?r'7T55f5SI=^T, T^^^\Z'^JJ^^'^t . i' 
 
 Unsuepassed, a. a^?ff7f^f^, aT^f?t^fH?r, 3t^?t, 3TH?^f?T, ij 
 
 UnsueeOunded, a. ?f %s%FJr, ^=T%5%?5r, a^miffT, arWf^tT, ' 
 Unsuspected, a. f^^m^^\'^r., aT^Tft?f, aT?Tr?Tf%cT, ar^f^'tr, i 
 Unsuspecting, a. v. Simple. ^TT^r, ^]^]^]7.J. i\ 
 
 Unsuspicious, a. fiT^JTTJft, f^^T^TT^r, ftHniTFrT^, si^T- ', 
 
 Unswept, a. flH ^Tli^OT, aT^J^iTTf^JT. |: 
 
 Unststematical, a. f^^'sirir'sn', f5fHJI5T»TWT=5fT, ^«i^. 
 Untainted, o. not putrescent. fil^^TT^c^T, f^fTc^FT'CT, f%=T- ' 
 
 2 V. Unsullied. ar^fT^T, f^''-^.^,^. i' 
 
 Untameable, a. ar^.i^q', ar^.^TTt^, ar-TJ.'iT, |^V, ^JT^r^ft^T. I 
 Untamed, a. Efsofr^ h arm'^T^r, ar^j^T, ar^m, ar^fHrT. 
 
 Untaenished, a. fiT^i%?:?r?7r, f%?fsriR;?=JT, ar^m^?!^. |! 
 
 Untasted, a. fit?I=qT^%?!r, 3T?Tmrf3;?T. 
 Untaught, a. v. Illiterate. aTf^Tf?T?f, 3Tf^T7. 
 Unteachable, rt. indocile. ^-.f^T^'T, ^•.fiTfTifT'T, |'Rr':T.. 
 Untenable, a. — a post, fortress, &c. ^r^rTr^ 3T^F^-aT5!I- '< 
 
 2— doctrine, &c. 3Tr*TR^T, 'fl^f^m^, arsTf^rrfftT, i 
 aTHH»f^^. 
 Uniesanied, a. V. Eiirix. ft^m, ^V^, " 
 
 UNxnANKFUL, Unthankfulmsss. See Ukobateful, Ix- 
 
 OKATITUDE. 
 
 Unthinking, a. v. iNcoNsiuEnAXE. arf^^T^, flfq^ifj^. 
 Untuinkinoi.t, adu. v. A. a^f^^ri^, U=mi ^-qisri^T, fif- 
 
 ^n; H ^rTf, ^jir, ^irq, T'Tiq, ^n^, a^^frq?(, ar'r'^fiT^. 
 Unthobnt, a. f?ir^qjr?«n^r, ar^^^P, f^«^'P, '^qjtffJt-Ac. 
 Untiihivino. See Unphospeeous. 
 Untidiness, n. v. A. fEpT^rr'^r'fT/. IsfroJ^Tm w. 
 Untidt, a. V. Slovenly, fsr^^rq^isl^r, 1^?T=s^is;^ix«n, ^FT- 
 
 ^pft ^narf^^r^tr, i^ir^ or «;qr. 
 
 To Untie, v. a. loosen, unbind, ^rsot, m^F^T-Jic. spTof , %I<if, 
 
 jfr^q^w.-&c. ^oty.o/o. 
 Untied, ;>. v. A. )Hri%?5r, 9i'I=^^r, &c. 
 Until, prcp.—oi time. ^H^ or ^r or ^, vff^, ^iT^fT, ( or 
 
 ^^r, f?Irr7^'rf, fiT?TTT%?rf, T'fr^ ( in coinp. as q«fn»Th{ ) 
 frr^^ ( in couip. as rTT=I?FPT ), ?TN!-4<Id, a7?T ( in connp. 
 
 as JT^iiffT ), ar^fyr ( in comp. as ^^\^\\^ ). 
 
 2— of dates or time ; up to. fiFTli!T. 
 
 From (a certain date) till (a certain date). |<H*4fT=^ 
 
 rfFir|rT (as |^q;^?!;Hm ffmr?rT H from March till May/. 
 
 Untilled, a. uncullivaled. fSR^Fl^Tft^, f^^^I^Tift^l, ^\- 
 
 Untimely, a. v. Unseasonable. aTT«r^T5rT or seitt, am=T, 
 ar^Tfeq;, art^PTfe^, arq;!?^, ar^rra^, ar^inf^^. 
 
 Untinned, a. — culinary utensil, f^ppr^r or ?^. 
 
 Untieing. See Indefatigable. 
 
 Unto, ^irr;?.— of place or time. TT%?ff, ^fT, ffTriTRHf, ffTfT- 
 
 "T'TfT, TT^, 'TT?5, Tm^ ( in comp. ), 3TfT ( in comp. as 
 
 ^TJ^ffT, rlcTm ), ar^ffcT ( in comp. ), aTT ( in comp. ) 
 
 2 Isee To. 
 Untold, a. ff ^fftrl^T, ar'Ff^fr, arj^, 31«T^v.. [ffi?r. 
 Untouched, a. ^ ?T?f^r, f^ fn^^fT, Ac 3T?^, arr^- 
 
 2 remaining unaffected ly use. a^KRfT or 3T^m^, ar^Jj- 
 
 s, arqT, ar^ot, ar^R^, #n. 
 Untowaed, Unteactable,(i.v. Pf.eveese, Inscboedinate. 
 
 3T5<Pf?:ilT, f?T^R, iff ^^. [ m. &c, 
 
 Unteactableness, n. t. A. a^^T 5T*<HUir »i. ^ ^^<MUir 
 Unteained, a. fqfRfn^ST^^^T, l^^ffRJfT^, arfflf^TH, arfr?, 
 
 Unteied, a. ^ ^571 "TTf^^T, STTft^H. 
 
 Untbodden, <i. t HS^r^c^r, ^ iTs^^r, 3t^^h%t, ar'TT^r^??. 
 Unteue, a. V. False. ar^lrT, ar^, arnxq-, f^av, arqvTrt- 
 
 Untruly, adv. v. A. 3TO?qr, f^x'TT, amn, -fl^aTHtr, ar^vr, 
 
 Untkusting, rr. arfsT'^mfft or ^ or ^^.^ aiWr<^</t, ai'^^vTm. 
 
 Untrusty, Unthcstworthy, <j. ifjrfqwii^i^t, q^f^a^nfr 
 or ^ or g^, arf^^qro^ft^, arfq-s^r^ or g; or ^, fsRH- 
 ^?n^r, ^<^r?r=fY^, aTq^TrrPn^ pop. airmrfwi^, ar^r jsr. 
 
 Untruth, n. v. Falsehood, aT^?f ;i. ar^ n.aTr^sq' ;i. ar^-
 
 tJNW 
 
 922 
 
 UNW 
 
 Untonable, Untukeful, a. q^, «l^^, f^^^TT. 
 
 IJNTUTOnED. See Untaught. 
 
 To Untwixe, To Untwist, v. a. ^^^fiFM, Jc^ilS"^, 3^^fT m. 
 
 -sr^^ m.f. ^r^ y. ofo. 
 To Untwine, To Untwist, v. n. ^^!S^_ 
 Untwined, Untwisted,/), t. V. ^^SrSOT, &c. 3'^c€i=r, J'T- 
 
 55 or jtfo! oi- 3'«ft55. 
 
 Ununctuous, a. fsrHf^nK'Tlf^, f^R#f , arf^ptT, aif^igoT, 
 
 ^^f^fT, ??i pop. ?r^r. [^ «i. ^"l^T n. 
 
 TJnunctuou.^ness, n. V. A. fsT^f^-T^oTlf /. arfST^tirTr/. 3T^- 
 
 Unused, fl. that has not been brought into use. f^^^\^X^^^^ 
 
 2 See Unaccustomed. 
 Unusual, a. pfre^/l [h < i ^r-^iosr, t^r^P^TTPft fJTTToET-^ToET, ^- 
 
 OTHiiT^Tf^^, 3H»'MWfTf'f^. 
 Unusualness, n. v. A. Mi+fc.i^Pl'tia'l'TT m. &c. fsjHfersTwJ. 
 
 ih^f^^r?:/. 3THm »». ^m^^^^■r^ n. 
 
 Unutterable, a. y. Inexpressible, arqr^q", 3T^5!T?ftq-. 
 
 UnvaNQDISHKD, a. 3Tf;T?r, 37?irr, ar^fjTrT. [f|rT. 
 
 Unvaried, a. %?^?nTT f^TTrar sm^T, f»f?rT1^7T^, ^^^if'^T?:- 
 Unvaeting, a. uniform. ^^^V(.W^ '^^^T^f, ^^g<ft, "^^TT, 
 
 To Unveil, v. a. JT^ or j^\ m.-^^v^ m.-&c. g'^sof-Jprsot. 
 Unvenomous, a. f^r^T, arfirf, nrsr. 
 
 Unversed, a. fliHniI%rfT, fsFiqfl^r?.^?^, fiT^r^TNT^tTT, 3T?r- 
 
 sTJT^TfT, •37if5fl'trr, arfJT'^'JTrfr, a^fST^q. 
 
 UnvITIATED, a. 3T^f^?r, 3^"?^. 
 
 Unvouched, a. f5T^?r5Trm^r, fst^^r^^r, 3tpth^?t. 
 Unwalled, a. fif^-j^eirqT or fspTf ^rnn', f^q-'^i-m, ar- 
 
 Unwarilt, a./i.'. V. A. "JrT^nw-TTWTT^r, 3T?rK'':T"T'JrH, &c. QT- 
 
 Unwaeiness, n. V. A. ^^^TTST'aq'JrT m. 3TOrsrvT"TtTT m. sthT- 
 
 ^«TR n. 3TS7^-«TPT n. ^^^ m. 
 Unwaelike, a not r/iven to war. f5p=rB5r3;,f%ff'f , ^t'TTO^'T, 
 
 Unwarrantable, a. v. Wiiono. ^?rf ^FHr^, fspTTT^R'jft- 
 
 Unwarranied, a. unlicensed, i^^fl^^, fit^T^lH^. 
 
 2 See U>.waekantable. 
 Unwart, a. jnra«</o«s. V. CARELE'-a. 3T^Ri:T, nT^RW, HT- 
 
 i^^R, sTHRtrr^, ■ar^q-'-TPf, 3TsrHT^. 
 
 Unwashed, a. ^ f ?r%?5T, f5I?lg?t>??!T,-siq^fe^,3T'a^.— rice 
 
 &c. ST^-ft^, 3TgtTT. 
 Unwasting, a 3T^, 3T?7q. 
 
 Unwatereh, o vndihited with water, f qwio ft , fxf HM i p qMr. 
 Unwaverinu, a. V Firm, Constant. fiRq^^nft^T, f=I^=^- 
 
 UnweaNED, a. artTT^rqi, arfTTSTT?!!, ^FfT5?53T. 
 
 Unwearied, a. ^ ^H^, &c. arMm, 3T«lfiTfT. 
 
 2 See Indefatigable. 
 Unwelcome, a. strnff^rnFT ff %%?^, 3Tm?r?5TFm ^ "TI^^- 
 
 ?iT, aTTtfriHTT^, ar^sTFTcT^'f;, 3T?5fmri^q^. 
 
 2 See Disagreeable. 
 Unwell, a. v. Ill, Sick. 3T^=r^'<T pop. ar^F-T, 3T?I»TTqr^T. 
 
 To be u. ^X ^ ETprof in. con. 
 Unwholesome, a. arqzq^, ^r^TST, a^q?-'^^, sfT^T^, sr1%5imqp, 
 
 arqx^T ^r^, itT airoroTRT, ^inY, m^Rq;-^q=F, ar^Rwr- 
 
 Unwholesomenes^s, «. V. A. STT^rlqilT m. antT^qoiT m. X\^- 
 
 qoTT »». Tm^^^f^ ". &c. 3rqs;q- «. arorj^q- n. 
 Unwieldiness, n. v. A. c^V^squTT m. <r3i3q<iTT «. 
 Unwieldy, a. that is moved, ^c. tvith diffictdly. ^RfSier- 
 
 qT=qT, fj(^3T?Tq^R, ait^s, air^re, ^i^rs, 5ik5, Hrtrar, 
 
 Unwilling, a. loath, reluctant. '!\}^,'^^j.^\X^'^^ "^^^^ft, ^T- 
 
 Unwillingly, <7(/y. y. A.'trtj^i'i^, TOT^.td, tfrflrfi'TT^, tt- 
 
 !F?:T?f, JKm, «rKT#, ^tWRT, ^BHRT, ^TRT^'^-.Sc^^SH. 
 
 Unwillingness, 7!. Y. A. n^^g^rf/ ^Rj^ft/. "^TTT^'T/. %- 
 
 fs^q^rT w. ^F-a'Tqirr »n. &c. ar^^ffrrOT. ^sr^T wi. ^^s: n. 
 
 SSPT »n. JPf OT. fiTHfTT/- r^gj^flT/. 
 To Unwind, v. a. ^W.P.^., ^'HHSO^, ^ils^, if% f». /?.-^^%»?f . 
 
 /;Z.-&c. spT^oi-^tsiTf g. ofo. ^^Zf. ^X^ y. ofo. 
 To Unwind, v. n. ^JJTairr. 
 Unwise, «.^of persons, Y. Foolish, Iwpetjdent. ^, ar- 
 
 HR, ^i^-, ^"^ifs;, if^ft^, 3T?r#3i^, argfT, a^ft?i. 
 
 arfsTgrg;. 
 
 2— of measures, acts, &c. eTIT, ^sq'TT'TT, »Tj[^ q" l |-«l l,%^- 
 
 sft^T, 3TfTHT^r, arf^^Ri-^r, f5i^^T^riiqoTrEJT,f»ifiaiq;H=^. 
 Unwished, a. ^ f ^3H?5r, a^f^i^, ar^Ht"?, 3Tf5if=€tjfT, ar^r- 
 
 Unwitnessed, a. f%^HRft=srr, W?fN1=g5^T, 3T«T?r, aWTftT- 
 
 Unwjtting. See Ignorant. 
 
 Unwittingly, adv. ignorantU/, unconscious'y. ar^TORT, afT- 
 
 Unwonted. See Unusual. 
 
 Unwooded, a. i^^rs^isi^r, arf ?t, f^'w. 
 
 Unworkmanlike, a. v. Awkward. ^nF?i«ft. 
 UnwOiithiness, n. v. A. 1. ar^F^rfr/. 'TTWTJ^/. fsR?5m- 
 Jfft/. 'T'^THR m. nuRTff <T n. qpiTFTTTrf^PT «. a^qT^RTT/. 
 
 2 arqR'TFir/ ^rrai^qTt/. ar^^siPT n. 
 
 Unavoethy, a. nndeserring, icnntmg merit, Y. Unsuitable. 
 
 ar^R^, 5TT^R?^, fsRJ^rT^Ft^r, ar^if^^prtt, a7iTuft,fn^aft, 
 ?rR5rnt, aRTq^, 5'^f^, !l"^f^^, a^qr^, ar^f in comp. 
 
 3RTI«4, q-R!T<Trft?r-rf^rr-&c. 
 
 2 vnlecoming, U7isuitahle. 3T^pq', ^TTSTT^, ar^f^cT, f?r- 
 
 ?TTf*m. 
 Unwound,;?, v. V. A. 3^F^^^, ?f5«f>|iSrf«l, &c. 3^^^. 
 Unwounded, a. fspT^^^ft, f5l5T^lNT=5fr, fsR^TRRT, qi^I%n-
 
 rpK 
 
 923 
 
 VHQ 
 
 oET-'f^ar, &c. 31?T?T, 3T^ffT. 
 Unwbitten, a. V. Oral. fq^eif^^Br, f^l^^^TT^r, fJpTfe^T, 
 
 UNTIELriNG, a. V. FiBM. f^jg^. [ &c. ^not. 
 
 To UNyoKE, V. a. v^FPS 7j.-&c. ^Rrsijf y. 0/ 0. qfl^FSr^TH^T- 
 Unzealous, a. V. Ini ifferukt, Carklesh. f^i^aTR^^T, f^- 
 
 Up, <i(:?«. aloft, on high. cjT, ^RrU, ^TTclt or ffr or H, ^It^. 
 U. and down. 3r^^T?^, ^IfT^R, ^IT^TH. 
 U. and down. r^sfrT^t 
 
 2 out of led. 35il?rT, fH^^ ^^j^, 
 
 3 «n a state of auruaching. sfj, 3T^o5. 
 
 5 to ; /o the ichole amovnt. TT (in conip. as ?RH7, ^TelT- 
 HT, JFRTTT, fmnr, q^^FPTT ). 
 
 6 to ; V. Until. ^ ( as arrsT^, JJ^Tf^TT, &c. ), ^^r{. 
 Tio;to the degree of. ER, ( as qpTt^^n: ) 'J^H. 
 
 This adverb is much used to modify verbs. The 
 
 student will in many cases find it under the verb 
 
 which it modifies. Where he does not thus find it, he 
 
 must look to a synonyme. 
 
 To Upbraid, v. a. rep-oach, v. To Blame, To Abuse, i^^- 
 
 "jf, fk^ f.&c. w.m g. ofo. ^rrff ^R^^r, js-'istsiot, ?n^i?f 
 
 Uphill, a. v. Difficult. !flrftttre,^'r5"^,n3"^oir,5tTT%iJrT. 
 To Uphold. See To Support. 
 
 Upholsteeee, n. g=qr ^^,^ ^Kk Hmr^ jt^tjikt. 
 
 Upholsteet, n. ^^f T^ ^rV ^mr^ «■ 
 
 UPLA^D, n. nT2;^jft^/ ^ZKf. 
 
 Upon, _pr<7). ?it, Er?:?TT, ^TTlt or fff or ft, ^=^, jtff^. 
 
 2 ?'« consequence of, on occasion of, on.^ after. etT, -^^H. 
 
 3 relating to, alottt, concerning. ^, fcT^qi", ^^sfr,iT^?'jff, 
 ?r or?rr (as nt ^rfr ^wrsr arrcrt 3ir| I have come upon 
 some business ). 
 
 Upper, a. higher in jilace. cfT^, ^T?5r, Efffe, ^J^ ( in comp. 
 as g-tRHiVt ), 3^fr?'<T, ^<^fT4T?T, ;j;':^ri?,^RT, 3^f??r^. 
 2 higher in dignity, ^c. T. Superior. ?r^, 5I^?5T, H^T, 
 
 UpPEH-HAND, «. V. SuPEEIORITT. OTT^^TfT »». 3^ «. 
 
 To get the u. of. 3?T"T?JT7n^OT.^SirJr, ^TSR-^^-Ac^rof, 
 To have the u. HT^r /. ^X 3TO0Ty. o/«. 
 That ha.s the u. of. f^T^^R. 
 Uppermost, a. ^^^?^^\^T^-'iT^-&.c. ^^"rf'C^V. 
 
 2 See Superior. 
 
 Upright, a. erect. S'^, ?T?rT^, (TCflftH or cRrT'ftrr (JHT, fli^. 
 
 Bolt u. ^^TTHH. 
 
 2 V. Just, Honest. %^^T, ^TPff, ?TTH ;5qp. ^RoJ, ^- 
 
 fjjTpff, -MiiiP^^, 'SfTJ f o;)- 3^, TTf^^, T^^. [ &c. 
 
 Upeightlt, adv. V. A. 2. ?i^^, J^Fft^, ^TTRT, ?RoS<?'nT#, 
 
 Uprightness, «. t. A. 1. a'HI'HTOT.F^'PI'TT m. FTTafTHqiTTwi. 
 
 2 ^T^TtJIT »!. simf'JT^FqtJTT m. ^\^^v^ m. &c h^?[f. k^ 
 
 f. ^rqqet or ?l=qRt /• ^^^^/. «^c5?IT /. 'RR?^ n. 3T- 
 
 Upiioab,«. clamour, ovt cry, hubbub, radet, tioiry Jitiurlanee, 
 
 6jc. qsi^/. 1^5?^ /^. n^!?;T «i. i^ni «i. n^.«j?iT »i. n?in- 
 ?5T «). lEfr.ET/. n«Tn?r »». ^\^\f. n^cTty. >!?:/. »«. n^iiPS- 
 
 01 »!. f ?;S or fl?5/.'S|5r or i,^^ m. \n\M\m. tTrs in. IT- 
 ^"^l-'Z m. q"R »«. ^I^in^T m. dim. ^]^KT f ^^WA m. ^TTw. 
 Z\^ m. 1^I?5/. ^^T^ m.~ intent. IP.iJ^.R «i. Jp^.T?!!^ 
 
 To make an outrageous uproar, ^l n. JlJ^'iot, fiii- 
 3''f, 1^/. «?iTof. Some terms aud phrave8 for A jlace of 
 vj-roar, corrccponding with B<ar-garden, liiot-hall, 
 Hacketcotnt, Babel, Bedlam, ^c. ^c. are •P-'ISJ'ft/. 
 ^M^T. n. qr^R m. sii^iRcfTsr m. siT^Rqx n. 
 Uproarious, a. damcroui. ^^J\^^}., nS'Ir^'ir, »lt^R-m, ft?- 
 
 2 /«;/ q/ «oi«e. See Xoist. 
 To Uproot, v. a. Taiggf ^^^^. 
 
 To Upset, v. a. overturn. 3?^^5faf, s^r^ut^ ^JTtj^, mij^, 
 
 F^ETi'JT, "^rsoi, Tra^T qisiir, ^F^'^fT /• 3''t. 
 
 To Upset, v. n. ^sjor, 3'^5oi, F.^l^, 3'?rsm, ^Tn^oi, g-. 
 
 9Ri5^, Jfi^ii't, 3T?T3.ot, 3E5iora(/f.r5inoi-^iiJi,qTflr;r qs^. 
 Upshot, See Eesult, Consequence. [ 'nvfij^r. 
 
 Upsiee-iown, a. ^PyJ^ qiS'TT, 3^IT, 3^3t, ;j"^T^r, ^RER, 
 
 2 — with implication of disorder or dcranf^cnuiit, v. 
 
 TOPSTTI'RTT. 3?;;?TqTH^ or ^?5'<inir5''aT, 3?I2qiH2, 73CT- 
 
 ^er, ;3TRT7T^TRT^T. 
 Upside-up, 3. 3'?r'<TT, JtTRT f op, ^rTTOTT, ^"5TRT, 
 Upstart, ?!. one stiddcnlg raised from loic life. ^^^^\^ m. 
 
 ?icrT»-rt^>T, 3T!^qr€TT, 3T«qTER^, csr^TT^j^r. 
 
 Upward, Upwards, adv. touard a higher jilace. m^ ^fft, 
 
 ^=P%, 3TR:T?T^, ^^ esp. in corop. 
 
 2 more than. ^T, J^, ariaT in comp. aiftjsjr. 
 Urban, a. belonging, ^'c. to a city, ^^it, ^ff, ^f r^TT, ^TRR, 
 
 ?in05T, ^mflT, HRTfr^, m. 
 
 Urbane, a. courteous, v. Civil. ^T?pf'^Ti^^in?=rT-H?^, n^- 
 
 ?'<rf^ft=EfT, KPTS^fJt^. 
 Urbanity, «. v. A. and Civility. J^nj^^Ft /■ ^^r*TftO /• 
 
 np'irqiTT m. ^r3f?q- n. f?T2?TT /. 
 Urchin, n. v. Child. i\v^ m. p'^^fm m. 3n«i. 
 Ureter, n. — in anatomy. ^^\J. H^^S^/. 
 Urethra, «.— in anatomy, nm^t nV.f w^^HHT »n. ^aR^ffi. 
 
 To Urue, ». o. ;.rM«, ;;»/«*, goad. f^^f::?/. ?^T^-TTot, %7 w. 
 ^ot, fiW OT. StJT, sflJ/. 501, ^oft/. ^^, ij^"Jl, 3<<'=(*«l, 
 5fnT/. ?5R^, fTIVRiEflif, ??ifTS«M, ^^ISof, ^r^aoj, 3;qjwf, 
 
 ^]Z(^rff..&c. q^^CTi, ria wi.-iiaiT^ m. qiBOi, fq-t^i^, rmi- 
 2 ^e« m^ortunaieli/, v. To Bakg vroh'. isfj qj^ cr
 
 tJSE 
 
 92i 
 
 vm 
 
 5i?m or OTTof, :^p:/-f^|r5/.-&c. c^rsfSt. 
 3 on or upon. ?lt^. 
 Ukgenct, n. v. A. 1. f^^/. ^ST^/. ?ri?Tf /. fir^T^t/. 3T3- 
 
 UkOEXT, a. pressing u-ith necessiti/. I^^V^^, ^^P^t^, rfnT- 
 
 CTT^TT, ?TrrT5t^, ^=qT, f^T^, ^JTr^n, %?:5iTv)'\^r, arrtr^r^qT, 
 
 2 See Uegixu. 
 Ubqentlt, adv. T. A. P|-+-i1?f, m^st^. 
 
 2 See Impoetdnatelt. 
 Vkoee, n. Uegi}<G, ;>. a. v. A. 1. dMI^IHT, ^m^OTRT, ^FTrTT- 
 
 2 o«<i Impoktunate. Tcsf Tf^rrr, isf^t^ sf^'JTRr, arr- 
 
 ?T^ ^F^TJIKT, etc. ^TT^^. 
 Ueinax, n. VW^ n^ n.-TTT?n n.-vrfl n. 
 Ukinaet, TJeikous, a. belonging, S;o. to urine. 5?TT^r, ^r- 
 
 Ubine, m. — tlic anim.al fluid. ^^ pop. ^ n. ^T^^ or ^rT/. 
 
 Discliarge of u. H^rcffif w. 
 Milky u. H^T^qi ». 
 
 Passing of blood in u. ^^sfH^ m. (pep. K^^^ «. ). 
 Passing mucous u. rtirti^^ «!. 
 Person morbidly affected in ij. ST^^, HHf|?f. 
 Scalding of u. ^^T| m. 
 Smelling &e. of u. Hrf?:, JJ^tT. 
 ■ Suppression of u. Pr5rT=TT?T »». H^OT »». T3rr=r?T^ m. 
 
 Urinary affection, — gener. ^^f^pq' m. PT^Sf^^^ «. ^^ 
 pr sfH^ »». ( There are twenty one varieties ). HffJT^Jj? 
 m. ^y{^mm. 
 
 Urinary calculus. JrT^ST >". 
 
 Wbito or furfuraceous sediment in u. ^t/. ^^/. 
 To Ueine, v. n. ^rToir, fTrarf or ?rH/.-?:5^t/.-?55^m/.-^^T- 
 ?Hn OT.-T^ri^H^'T w.-HfT M.-&C. ^?^, — copiously, '^m^^- 
 <z\ or =^r^5; or ^^5^ aiy. g'i=TO', "pa^TJoS or oSf c "pcEn>55 
 
 ^(^y. ^fm, <poET;55ar, 9>^'p^ or ^t or «p?rriF?r a<?y. grfof, 
 
 Pain in urining. H^^Jj5 »«. 
 
 That urines constantly. J^r^, j^ftT. 
 
 To want to u. HrTT^TRr ^TT^ in. con. 
 Uen, n. V. Pot. '^m. ['J^f^fe^T/. 
 
 Ueoceisia, Ueoscopia, «. inspection of wine. ^^TTff^rr/. 
 Uesa Majoe, n. — the constellation. ^{fT'Rf^ or ^THPT m. pi. 
 U.SAGE, n. T. Teeatment. ^^ojef/. sriTOT^f?/ s'TTTR ««. 
 
 2 practice, v. Custom, cff^cji-i/. tTTTT w. yKIM5lc4[ ot. 
 
 STT^R OT. arr^^oT n. 
 
 3 ( of words ) usus. ^f. ffrT/. 
 
 Use, n. v. V. A. l.~act. ^f^qTCW n. STPRW m. &c. ^f^^jzf. 
 s^TrKpop. ^mK m. [ &c. areiJt. 
 
 To be in U. JFTJTfrt-S^nTRtrT-^T^trf-srff^fTfr-^mFn:- 
 
 ^i^^RTtsTHST or fH^raT-ft^mi-A*;'. 
 
 To be not in u 
 
 To be in constant or much u. qg^nr. 
 
 To bring into u. q'^fST^H or ^^^t\ ^i#r ^T^-^tct- 
 ^-?5R^. [ a:i7T. 
 
 To come into u. q'^fsTi'^H-^T^sr^^TS'r-.tc. TSdi-qaj, ?- 
 
 To make u. of. v. To Use. ^FmR^ ?7T=Idt 
 2 — act_ V. Peactice. st^n'^ m. ^^Wizf. ^RH m. 
 
 Skill or ease through u. ^r^ to. W^^m. qi^^Ff/. 
 
 To grow or go out of u. qft ^'^. 
 
 To be in general u. 5rf^^?:/.-=5rT^/.-<tf?r/-^ST?rRI w. 
 -ST^rH OT.-5f^R OT.-&C. a^^TCTJ- y. o/ s. 
 
 I. V. Usefulness, ^m n. 3^??FT m. 
 
 To come of u. ^m^R-^mTH TSor-ir^. 
 
 II. occasion for, v. Need, ^th «. sf^^^T n. OT^rri w. 
 
 To Use, r. ra. employ, apply to a purpose. T^\^\^.T^;^^\■^^.■^. 
 J?t-&c. 3TI'JM-?5I^OT-qR:6T, sqiTRiJi ^Jo;?. ^"ROr, s^tg^R- 
 uf, ^rff^T^^T ^TPT^'jf, sfff^r^/.-sTTTT^ m.-ka. sp^ot ^. o/ o. 
 g^T^ifRI m. \^-^,T^g.of 0. Note. This word will often be 
 best rendered by a Tcrb which indicates the particular 
 mode of use, as to use bad words i. e. to speak them ; 
 to use clothes,, i. e. to wear themj to use water for 
 drink, i. e, to drinh water. 
 
 2 do or olserve customarily, v. To Peactise. ST'^TRT on. 
 sF^^^^^oT-^^iTtfr g. of 0. ^^^Zf.-&bc. %^ g. ofo. 3T- 
 
 3 habituate, v. To Accustom, a^vq-]-^ m.-&c. ^^ot-qri- 
 
 4 T. To Teeat. crmq-, ;TTTot, ^T^'Tr=p/.-cfTf'5-5/.-=in?5/.- 
 
 &c. T'^^ Note. I'/je oJore ivords are intransitive and 
 require ^\.^^-^l:-Sic. ofo. cTFRot. 
 
 5 V. To Enjot. 'TfT w.-STHFT ?rt.-Hm^?r ?».-?i^rT »«.- 
 
 &c. EF^iJi-'ifiTt y. of 0. FT^^JTRT/. ^^, 3"'?'TT»TJf, HRI^. 
 
 6 irmy under wear and fear, bring into vse. err"R^, ^r- 
 
 oE^r, TFii^oT, srff^T^F-Jrff ^Rf?r-5rf|5rT?n-WT3r-q?f?ft?r-q- 
 ?Tirfr??rrF^t-&c. ^j^^^-^j^^- arroTSr. 
 
 7— esp. in dietetics, take, try. ^if, %<f5f, ?f^^ «..^%. 
 
 ir?i «.-%5rr/.-&c. sf;^of. g. ofo. 
 
 8 employ upon, consume by employment. ^'^ m.-&c. «F?5i 
 g. ofo. ?^=q-CTT, ^Fire ^fR^t, ^Rot, ^T^T^, ^tq^STJf, 3T€nT^, 
 SR^Ttfoir, JJTETOT. 
 To Use, «;. n. be wont or accustomed. ^f^^TR'yi-^TrS/.-ftf^ 
 pop. ft?T/.-^sr^?T w.-5B?f /-&c. ar^CTT g. ofs. This word 
 is very idiomatically rendered by the habitual perfect 
 tense either of a single yerb or of the verb ar^fit com- 
 bined with anolsher verb, as v^|t WW "?% Ff^^t cTT ^Tf or 
 
 Used, ;;. v. V. A. 1. ^RTRT SR^fll, STFT^BF, ^f^^TT^^FIT, 
 
 To be u. to. ^^-^v^ m.■^^^]Zf.■■^T[^ m.-^\^ m.-^^ 
 ff.-&e. T5aT-gT?T'if-i=rPT>^ in. con. m^r, q[rq^, fi^ut, '"^T
 
 •ustr 
 
 6 5if|^r=ffn -flTOT^^r, q«q5%?;r, Ac 
 
 To be u. ^-roi, ^=;r^ ^toj, ^>tw, ar^'Tof, ^Rm. 
 Useful, o. v. Advantaokous. ^r»TT^r, ^T'Tmr^^fT, ^mi=^r, 
 f|FiT^T, ^qqrift, g-q^^, ^Tq^ift, ^qq^R^, ^RfT, =FUoit, 
 
 To become u. ^Rrr'K-^HT^f-T'TqT'fr-TTql'nm-ctc. qcfr- 
 UsEFULXEss, M. V. A. an(f Advantage. S'qqi'iwj. jqq'rrf^f'JTT 
 
 Useless, o. argT^T'ft, f^^T^rT, f^iJ^qinY, ^'T^frnrf^^i^T- 
 ^n^, ^^mrf^Trosr-^n^T, f^^rirt, f^i^r^;"!!, a^^Ror, »(^t- 
 
 To become u. ^FTRfH^ ^rof. 
 UsELEssNEss, «. V. A. a^gq^ftilTilTw. f?r?^r'ft'Tm»>. &c. 
 argq-^riw. f^R^^riwi. arg'rq'rfilrTT/. f^i^'T^if^r/. 3:?%- 
 
 n^f^f^w. 3'TqTTft^m/. ■<i^\^m^n. OT^frTTHT^w. 
 UsHEE, «. introducer, ^'c. T^R'ftin:^?;, ?pptq, a^sfqift, 
 
 s^tsi^rr, ?5ft^R, 'Trf^R, ji%?t-:p. 
 
 2 2<H(f(?r teacher. "T^Tr^fl-^T ^?a^-^^^qr, ot1%?1^, S'TJ?. 
 Jo UsHEE. See To Isteoduce. 
 Usual, a.v. CusTOiiAKT, Common. ^^rreff^T, ftnt^T, fr^TT^T- 
 
 ^, T^T^=?r, 5rf|^ITrt=^, f^'^FfTT^^T, y^KNI, &c. sqT^r- 
 
 R^ pop. sqer^rfl^, T'-trnr^fH, q-^rreif^T^, q'^ifrf?f ,sfTf^^. 
 
 Usually, adv. \. A. ^f^'":!!, si;^^^^, ^'^^'■■, ^TPT:. 
 Usualness, n. v. A. oq^rft^quirw. ^^rra/. ^^/. fwMM. 
 
 UsUFEUCT, n. temporary rise and enjoyment, "^mm. ^>^m^^^\ 
 
 To Lave the u. of. 'frTaT. 
 UsUFEUCTUAKY, w. person ivho has the usufruct. HFT-S^HT- 
 
 UsCEEK, «. lender of money on usury. oqrsT^rJT^ sqTTT^fj-^ 
 
 ^^ra;, f t^'^ift, ;rT|f^^, ^5;sn^5r. 
 
 Grinding u. ■R?^,''3TrS^5^<t or ^TZ^Z^. 
 UsUElOus, a. lelonginy to vsury, comprehcndinrj usury, sqi- 
 
 2 See UsuEEE. 
 2b UsOEP, V. a. seize and hold loiihout right. «l5I^;r'jf , «15;- 
 
 2 (the throne). XJ^^n.-^JT^ f.-&c. 5loE^i^-^7air-&c. ^- 
 
 ^^T?T^'«.-&c. ^^ y. of 0. 
 UsuEPATiON, n. V. V. 1. ^7j^f:i^n. ^'jz^n. S;c. 
 
 2 <|vHlajcA+|<iaf«. &c. <|>j~mH^Km. ^rRTN^?:'T». 
 USUEPEE, n. USUEPING,;;. a.x. V. <sid-+,HU||Jr, ^'T^1TRT, etc. 
 
 2 i l vHi'Moi ^K'JrRr, &c. TT^?^N^, rt^^rr^m.-ic. :FTTf- 
 5PTft-&c. 
 UsUET, ?j. T. Inteekst. cM\^n. ^r'4''-^M. 
 Grinding- u. f)JI^% 5^^». 
 ^ practice of tahny interest. ^^V7^^]f\f. if^^tf^^l/. 
 
 J)25 TTT 
 
 Usi's, «. V. Use. CTT/ fffT/ 
 Utexsil, n. vessel, v. Pot. HiSn. 
 
 Culinary u. qT=?;<TT5[n. qi-TTt?'!. 
 Culinary utcnsiLi coiupreli. or iudof. polM and pant. 
 ^ifTfff n.pl. ^%\WH\ n.pl. ^5«TT«I5^^T /./)/. 
 
 UtensiU ( of bard ware ) as lit to be broken up. ^\- 
 SJTFS or ^rS^TS/ »Tl?/. 
 2 See Insteument, Tool. 
 Uteeine, a. oforhclonging to the tcoml. IHinTT^rjnHTTTII- 
 
 I 'Err, q^TRT, nrn, q^^. 
 
 I U. tympany. T'Tcfr^ m. 
 
 2 nfthcsame u'omb.V^]ZT.^ "^^I^'^i ^t^T, ^miHI?;^ , «^T- 
 
 Uteeus, ;i. v. "Womb. IH^in «». IHTTI'T w. 
 Utiliit, m. v. Usefilnkss. g^rn ?«. ^^InfTT/. 
 Utmost, Utteem03t,ji./uV7/i('*< degree, v.IlEiGnT, E.xteeme, 
 
 At the u. f?l^, ?vlTEI?i?T. 
 2 extreme part of, v. E.' teemitt. ^^ m. ^flsf? «i. 
 Utmost, Uttebmost, a. at or of the extremity, v. E.\tbeme. 
 
 2 of the highest degree, x. ExcrssiTE. ITT^f^, qT HH<4' l- 
 
 \=^, T^iTRtft^qr, -flF^rfn^, arfH^f^, wTdni^. 
 Uttee, a. V. Complete, Peefect. jt^tt, "Tcrr, qfrroi. 
 To Uttee, jj. a. express, pronounce, v. To Si'K.vk. T^T'T, 
 
 €r?5"jf, '^"T'lf, ^RW, 3^T wJ.-3^?^ ni.-ctc. JfRot ^. o/"o. 
 
 2 divulge, declare, v. To Tell, To PcBLisn. ;T^TTtrr, 
 
 Zpul or send into eirculation. ^Trl^ot, ^Tf?^^. 
 Utteeaele, a. v. V. 1. J^TRTqT^mT-^JR^-Ac. 3'^TT'ft^, 
 
 2 ^iqT-?ffni^-&c. ^q^-^Rf^r. 
 Uttkeance, n. v. V. 1. and Speech.— oc/. 3'^Roi«. 3^R«'. 
 S^R^T n. (JJ^R w». J^^ »i. Of the pbcuonieua of 
 Utterance two divisions arc made, viz. Internal acts or 
 movements, aTF^frR RqF?f;aud External ac/*.tj*r.5n^«ffH. 
 And four stages are supposed, viz. The first stirring cf 
 the Ireath, ^XJ f The faint tchispering at the breast, 9- 
 xA^f The access to the organs of speech., h«-'^»TT/. and, 
 Articulate utterance., ^R^RT/. An act or movement of 
 tlie air ( breatli ) towards the production of Utterance 
 is termed 5T<TrH m. Simple or unaspirafed Utterance is 
 aTr^sTM «i. Full, forcible, or aspirated Utterance is 
 JTfTSTM m. 
 
 Difficult of u. ^^. 
 Utteeed, p. V. X. 1. T^TT^^, 7^rft^, •fTf?'^, f^s^T^T. 
 
 To be u. clearly and di^<linctly. STT'IOI. 
 
 2 HiPifJfT?rT, qR5H?^r, 5r?f^?fT, ^w^z w.]^.^\, Ac. 
 To bo u. ^tuiWth: f^^ii. [&c. ^rrf-'FRt. 
 
 Uttf.ef.e, n. Utteeino, p. a. v. V. 1. J^RTJTRT, &e. 3^R- 
 
 2 sfrr^.uim, ^fTTRT, HTSRf? ^T^OTRr, &c. 
 
 3 ^n^^I'JlRT, EfFMiuIKI. 
 UiiEELV, adv. v. A. flwrf WnoLLY, f%?^, f^r^TT, r^'^i
 
 VAG 9 
 
 Uvula, n.—in anatomy. TS^ftir/. sjldf^^l/ OTf^^/. 
 
 UxOEious, a. that -« <loatin(/h/fund of his wife. iirq-^r^lT %- 
 
 ^gf?, ^i^'^, 'S'n, HI?Tf?l?p, ^iq-T^^, HT'fl^'?^, etc. 
 
 UxoEiousNEss, V. A. sTT^RTr^ %3 «. ^TifFs^l^orr m. ^\^\^- 
 f^/. ^r^?if^/. &c. 
 
 Y. 
 
 "yr This letter lias no other representative in Mariltlii 
 than ^ which is coninion to it and W. 
 
 Vacasct, n. v. A. 1. f^^nqorr vu ^jf ?mT/. 
 
 2 fTwiT<TaTr m. ^rT'^utt »». &c.— of a throne. 3T^rf*r- 
 
 3 Ir^HtfCTiT m. fT^IH4U|| m. &c. ^T^?T/. 3T?rFr?T m. 
 
 4 3TPr=frfrqirr '» f5r=qRF5?TORTf|fq n.-\J^^7n f.-&c. 
 
 I. UOiii «/"'^^' ^If^ "• 
 
 II. /J^oce or office unoccupied. ft^f(\-&c. ^'m^ f.-^S^^^\f. 
 Vacant, a. void, v. Empty. ft^prHr, ^J«T. 
 
 2 — an office or post ; unoccupied. ^:?ft, ft^PTiTr, frEpT- 
 JTFT, ftfTF, jft-T^T, — esp. a throne. 3KTv^-i;, ar^TfJT^, 
 
 3 unoccupied with, business. fr^Fmi, ft^lJI'nin', ^T^rff^T, 
 
 4 indicating tcant of thought. arf^r^nTT^fT, f^-^KI^fl ^ iNr, 
 To Vacate, v. a. quit possession of, maJce vacant. f^^fjTT-ft- 
 
 r{\-^T^-&Lc. jRwr-^^Tf ^of, ^^TsiJf, ^r|5 ^m, ^pp'Jr, jt- 
 
 2 See To Abhogate. 
 Vacation, n. freedom from occupation, \. Leisuee. aTtT^r^H 
 
 2 recess of courts, Sfc. %ojtjft/. %5ft/. 5?ft/. 
 Vaccaet, w. cow-house, nra' »«. IT^qTST w. nTO n. HR^IR n. 
 
 2 cow-pasture. ^[^T^ n. 
 
 To Vaccinate, v. a. v. To I>-ocdlate. "^^fpl. jpt^ctt, "pr- 
 S«TT/. /)i. ^rr^'Jf. The MarathSs do not distinguish be- 
 tween the cowpox and the small pox. 
 
 Vaccine, a. lelonging, Sfc. to cows. 'Il^MI, ^nff^T'fNn', 1=^, 
 
 To Vacillate. See To Waveh. 2 See To Hesitate. 
 Vacillation, n. v. V. 2 and Hesitanct. q-^HTT/. ^-TWfl/. 
 Vacuist, «. one who holds the doctrine of avacman.^J^^]^. 
 Vacoitt, n. \. Emptiness, ft^prnqwr »». ^JfTfTT/. 
 
 2 «2)flce i/«/?/Zerf. fr^mt^JTmr/. qtq?^/. *fFT5ft/. 
 Vacuous. See Empty. 
 
 Vacuum, n. space unoccupied by matter, ^j^q- n. 
 Vagabond, Vaouant, a. toanderinj, that has no settled 
 
 home, f^fr^^, ;^cqT, ^it^W'TT, H^HT^T, TTPt^T, ^TcIT- 
 
 3 VAO 
 
 'rcEcfT, 3"5ms:<:'T, Cfl?niT:rcq^, q<^T^r^r, U^ t ^l^K I'?!, 
 
 V. and rakish, ^^cTTT. 
 
 To play the v. 3^r5W, f^cisfK m. pi. :}j^^ and, 
 inverselg, ?rm^. 
 Vagabonury, Vagabondizing, Vagrancy, m. wandering, 
 state and life of a vagabond. Z^Xl'^ f. ^m^\K m. pi. 
 
 Dissolute V. z^^f 5cf<-tj|?5/. 
 Vagary, 71. wild freak, cf c. ?5^/. ?ttt m. f s^'t/ %? «. 
 Vague, a. ind< finite, t. Indeterminate. hI^th or iffCTiH, 
 
 tr^qsTTrT or joEj^ftrT, 3555051, 3TT5E?iToi, ?i^ir?ft, ^^rtrf, 
 ?f:^5-?TT0TrqT, 3Ts^, armT^r, ^^itt^r. 
 Vaguely, orft. t. A. ift^H or jfi^qJT, ^^^^'^n.^ 3T3H^otJT, 
 
 Vagueness, «. v. A. HmJn5irr»n. qSE^fecl'^oir m. fl'^n^frtruff 
 
 >». &c. 3T=5f n. 3HciHi55JT «./. 
 Vail, &c. See Veil, Ac. 
 Vain, a. unacailing, v. Feuitless, Ineffectual cztsJ, a^f 
 
 q>P55, ^FtTST, TTJPS, ^ff^fT, ?f [SRT, ^H^^, ^^, fH^StTq;, KJ- 
 
 Born in v. f 4Jt?t^_ 
 In V. sq-vj, |5!TT, Htrr. 
 2 ««rfa/, sl.adoivy, 6[c. v. Emptx. ftq^l-RT, ^^rm^f, f^r, 
 
 8 ostentations, vaingloriotts, ^c. v. Conceited, Peoud. 
 
 nJTT^, ^^, 'irRrHt, 3TfiTm^, 3T^q;Tfr, it?^, smlr- 
 
 ?qT, f ^R?fR, sj^T^^n:, arsTPf^lTT, 3TT5il<t, S^JfWnT^, 
 
 arTTHr^rT^sfT, &c. 
 Vain-glorious, a. v. Conceited, Proud. JpTT^ft, ^T^ft, 
 f^^mr, j^JJfft^, g^^'srr, g^j-sffrfir^^r. 
 
 Vain-glory, m. v. Conceit, Phide. aTf*nTPT»». ^TTT »«• J- 
 
 To exhibit or manifest v. J?rR^7. f^?=f^-Hfioi.qj^j 
 
 Vainly, adv. v. A. 1. e?t*T, ^TT, JTr^T or ^TW or sUTf, |V^, 
 JTRPJft or fft. 
 
 2 gmr, 3"'fN, 3TfN^3'fft=sr, q^, ^^f^. 
 
 3 arfHTRT^, nTTRT^, 5?^^'T%, ?t##, &c. 
 Vainness, Vanity, n. v. A. 1. ^r:?;5E<T0ir m. %[^^m. &c. 
 
 5q-«Trrr/'^q-5s4' «. fm^^jf. 
 
 2 fi^inqorr »«• AdMuii m. tst.^^^ m. &c. f^^sjEprrr/. 
 
 Big swelling words of v. 3T^'r^ qT?5^ M.-*rmoj «.. 
 &c. ^•'AM\^ Ht?^ m. /)?. r. m^. 
 
 4 fl«^ Conceit. arfiTTTT^T m. nJTPT w. f^R7 w. f ^Tlff/. 
 
 Vale. See Valley. [ f^^^^r n. 
 
 Valediction, n. farewell. v^iHijoi^r 3Tr?ft^f?»i.srR*Trf^^i^- 
 Valedictory, a. v. N. ^r?l%ors'!TT aiT^ftsfl^T^r, sfR^Trfn^T- 
 
 Valet, n. servant who attends on one's person. ^^Rf, f^. 
 
 HrfniT or ^, ;^=qT, stfJnF. 
 Valetudinary, Valetudinarian, n. t. Sickly, Invalid. 
 
 I
 
 VAN 
 
 927 
 
 VAE 
 
 3i^fiift, ?T^rfRt, fe^tnt, ^-T^, l^r^, fpa^jf^at- 
 
 Valiant, a. irnt'e, v. Bold. vfq-Ryf^, h^?tt, TTT^jft, ^- 
 
 Valiantly, adv. v. A H^lf-f, 5i|r|T-TY%, ^l^T^RrH, qTspJi- 
 
 5P5?r, &e. fsi^iTqsi-^, &c. fjf-fiHFT:. 
 Valid, a. sound, cojent,Just, ^'c. «ia^5, ^I'Cr^T, ^^^., ^, 
 
 2 yoorf /« Zait', /mi'/ny legal force. sq-^T^RT, J'lqTnt, «T- 
 
 Validity, «. v. A. 1. 5io^?:Tiir»« »[5;^et/. sjT^FTw. ij-Mrfrll/. 
 
 H^'f n. «fce. 
 Valley, n. hollow hetween kills. ^t\ m.f. dim. ^f. ^nT»». 
 
 mv(\f. ^IT «. #sr m. 3TT5/. 
 
 2 /Zain harder ing on a river. •<:ff[f. ^TS/- Used in com- 
 
 positiou with the name of the river, as ni'iT^ the 
 
 valley of the Godaveiy, f>TJT'tr5t, f^K:'<T5t, &c. tlie valley 
 
 of the Bheema, Nini, &c. 
 Valorous. See Valiant. 
 Valouh, n. V. Boldness. ^qrmJT^/ ^r/.^1rmff/. ^^ 
 
 1^/ ^ n. ^J,v^:^ m, fsr^PH m. 
 Acquired by v. ^I^Rrr^TFT. 
 VALUABr.E a. T. Precious, Worthy. f^iiTrft^r, JTl^r^jiTr- 
 
 ^f^Ha^^fr, HT3qmT?5r^r, Hre^rnr^fsfT, h^h^^, ^ifs. 
 
 Valuation, «. v. V. 1. T^'tt^STJi'&T n. ^]^^^^ n. 
 Value, n. toorth, price. %nTrf/. ^J^ n. 
 
 2 estimation, importance, excellence. f^FJ^lTrr/. qF^rTr/. 
 
 f|^5T or fi?TT^ m. <TTS »»• %^r »«. ^^/. ?!^T ?«. JTT^ n.»i. 
 
 fsf^lRT/. The six last words are used chiefly with a neg. 
 
 con. or implic. 
 To Value, v. a. rate at a price, appraise. 'Pp'^rl/.-JTrai «.- 
 
 &c. sr^roT-^^^-^^ot. 
 
 2 rate highly, hold in estimation, malce great account oj. 
 iTUTDT, JT^of or HRTot, K^of, HPTot, =qfiT?5T-3TTH-&e. 
 
 ^ir?m-^T'JT<n-«? w , IV^ikot, ^J^^. \\ \^^ 
 
 To V. exceedingly. wryitTisTf^^^-^mf^Fr^^t^rq^frsF- 
 
 To be valued by. TOiq^r/. 5fRIot y. of s. with viTcra o/o. 
 
 Valueless. See Worthless. 
 
 Valve, n. folding door. |cirt<fn-f^ff-&c. ^ «. 
 
 2 Zic? or corer <o o/ie?! in one direction and close in an- 
 other. ^cEt^sn; n. f^i^T^f. 
 
 To Vamp, v. a piecp w,th something new. ^tiMHT +,<ij|. 
 
 Van, n.fro7if of an armg. W^ri\f. f^^l f. <P(^^-&c. HT^ 
 
 General or officer of the v. f^T^l^T^. 
 
 V. and rear. ar^rfT fj^ntf 
 
 To stand ( and fight ) in the v. ntfr ^V\^. 
 
 Van-guaud, «.finTt/ 
 
 Vane, n. •TfT^ »rf^ 7n3f«)UIKI TrT'4 «». 
 
 To Vanish, «. a. ;mxs /cow s'V//'^, ic Zo*^ if'''- 'V- To Dis- 
 APPEAB. HTfT«T-^f?"fT?TT-i^«^T«T-3T^q--ctc. ^"toI, TS^i, 
 
 Vanished, p. v. V. ^\^] ?r%3r, Ac. !fl?in^, fJii^f^. 
 Vanity. See Vainness. 
 To Vanquish. Sec To Conqueb. 
 Vantaoe, ViNTAGE-oitouNn. See Sitebiohitt. 
 VaI'111, a. diad, sjiiritless, v. Flat. Hm or ffl^T, IJT^T, ir^*! 
 or qi^H, qnn^^, <I=qq<T<T, q'q'P'Z, "?^^, »?5W5fm t/r *ra- 
 
 g3?r?T, ^i^5:r, j^r^r, f^rn, f^jor. 
 Vapidness, Vapidity, «. v. A. fp%<T<»n w.^qTBI'TT m. <?r<n- 
 
 Vaporous, Vapoby, a. full Jv. of vapours. tfTV^T, iir«7Kif, 
 
 Vapour, n. steam, fume. ^pp/. ifr^ n. Kj^ m. 
 
 2 See Mist. 
 Vapours. See Melancholy. 
 To Vapoub, t'. n. v. To Boast, To Blusteb. H H rmot, fT»1<n, 
 
 rtTT m. mot, F?in=^qinrv,t/ ;-/. ?itniii, ?f^^i/ Tm. 
 
 Variable, a. v. Chanoeable. 9>'TJirTT^r, ^^?5 or oC, 'irftvn. 
 Variableness, n. v. A. =5rq^qon m. ^f^fq «. 3lff<TT?tr/. 
 Variance, n. dissiindarilg, v. Uiffkrfnce. -^iTC n. 'h^ m. 
 rfPFT?!/. rr^ns/>:^r?q n.\yi n.\W^ n. 
 
 1 discord, V. Disagreement. ^\%% n. ^q?/. 5)«rn^ n- 
 ^H;T^ n. f^rq^ n. fq^ n. 
 
 Variation, «. v. Chance. %t m. H^ w. "n;^ w. 
 
 2 See Difference. 3— in gramuiar. fJr»Tf^/. CTtrfT n. 
 2b Varieoate, «. (I. diversify in external appearance. f«rf^- 
 
 5I-fq3lfJlfq^-^iqrRirt-5rfr'Vt-.tc.^"Jt. 
 Variegated,;?, v. V. W^=^, f^^, fs?==ffilf^5i, fq=5infT, »l- 
 
 i^t'ft, ^.q^T, W, ^^^.^ ^HTT, Tir^T. 
 Vabieuation,7i. dacrsily of colors. j^fq-siMUjim. q^jflTOlTft. 
 
 f5lf^^5frrT/"%fq5tf n. trR^q- «. 
 Variety, Vabiousness, v. A. 1. fq^rfM^^'T'TTm. riMlf^y- 
 
 qoTrm. Ac. fgr-f-cIfTT/. f^N^I^r/ Ac. 
 
 2 f^ff^^mmim. &c. f5rfE?5lrir/. f^^I^n. 
 
 I. (as of a species or kind). H^wi. 
 
 II. many and different kinds. This sense is best rendered 
 by the use of some adjective for various witli the nouu 
 required; ex. a variety of tnrbnns ^T^RT"|^r "TniT^, a 
 great v. of fruits sj^fTST^rr^ITv^, &c. 
 
 Various, a. manifold, mvlliform, divers.^ sundry. f^^^f^V^^., 
 
 f5rf^=5T, q^^T-TTT^r, q?Tq^=5?T, rT-|?i=^, q^qfi=^, jtM^. 
 
 ar^iq^^iT, HTRMlrflq, f^rqV, "^^fi^i ^^f'^T, ^f SJ^R, 
 
 2 V. Variegated. ferfErsr, f^^Slf^fETSr. 
 Variously, fl(/y. v. A. 1. in r/ii-ioi/i ways. 'fl^TH-jR-f^rft^ 
 -snJHT%-&c. or rT^^T-ftrfMr-Ac. qfiqft, q^q^jr, jftJIT- 
 IPFK, If STf K, TifftTtm or >Ti?TtHt<^, RI5TTf5r>:I,«I5f^, 
 
 Vablet. See Blackouaed. 
 
 Varni-;h, n. — the glossy liquid used by paiuterB and others 
 tTTTfl. ^^"I or T^i^n. rt+s«. 
 Coating of v. tpi"!/*. 2D«i».
 
 VEG^ 
 
 928 
 
 TEL 
 
 2 tig. cover, gloss, \. Embellishmekx. ^\^\m. 3T'4=rr?m. 
 
 To Vaukish, v. a. v. N. 1. ^riMfl.-&c. ^^j^^-i^-=^^^-^- 
 2 and To Embellish. sHRot, fJI^^HTsw. OT^fT Btn^, 
 
 Vaknished, ;;. Y. V. 1. ^rn'T JJ^T^f^r, &c. ^iTJft. 
 
 To Yart, «•. rt T. To Chaxoe. fwTot, cfT?;?:CTf, ^^rm. qj- 
 
 T^, ^'7iT7>».-^fcTTn.-&c. sRof y. of o. 
 To VAny, i;. n. v. To Chasge. f<p^^, ^WZ^^ %t(^^ot.-&c. 
 
 2 ie dissimilar^ v. To Diffee. %?»;. -%?;?;;. -%Ttpp;OT.-&c. 
 
 3T^^ y. o/"s. rccip. fir^-ctc. 3T^af. 
 
 2 depart from, deviate. 3Trr?:».-9>T^OT.-&c. TTSOT, 3TcTT)t.- 
 
 qsT^M.-Ac. armory, ofs. ?^?rrf?T?q^«. ar^of ^f. o/*. 
 Vascular, a. consisting, Sfc. of vessels. ^5^t^T, TrftTT, 
 
 Tase, w. Pot. ^'^m. f^jzm. 
 
 Vassal, n. feudatory, ^r^ift?:^, ifr-TRT^r, irfffe^F. 
 
 2 dependent, subject. 'C^TrT/. STvTr/. rfiq^K, ^5CT. 
 
 3 See Slave, 
 
 Vassalage, n. state of dependence, ^^^^'^\m. ^zf^\^\7n. rn%- 
 
 Vast, a. hige, immense, v. Large. "FR^RT, ^«^f?J, ^^7, 
 
 Vastly, ac^y. v. Veet. <pt?'^, 3Tlrr?rq'. 
 Vastness, n. V. V. ^s^^qtrTTw?. ^^r^^WT"*. ^r3T3T"JTr«!.&c. 
 Vat, n. jfre "ftT». 
 Vaticination. See Prophect. 
 
 Vault,«. continued arch. ^]^r'j'^ WMY^lf. ^rr^Tw. H^^ft/ 
 STT m. ^7j^ m. 
 
 2 c«ZZar. ^H^K n. rfosq^ «. 
 
 3 repository for the dead. ^^WM n. TT^TniT n. 
 
 4 See Leap. 
 
 To Vault. See To Leap. See To Arch. 
 
 To Vaunt, v. n. Ircir/, v. To Boast. '^^\f^ f.-V.'^f. fJT^^OT, 
 
 ?T5?ft=sqT-rnTT=^^-&c. qrvt/. pi. ^fT^f, st^T^T /. JPT^. 
 To Vaunt, v. a. Irag of, v. To Bojst. sisif /.-iTraTt/.-'rST 
 
 «.-!Tf?T'5T/-&e. mnoT-fH-T^ y. ofo. 
 Vaunt, Vausteb. See Boast, Boaster. 
 Vaunt-mure, n. q^PTcT/. yraqJt?: m. 
 Veal, n. ^?rTT^ ^ffj^ft/. nVsR^TfTTH «. 
 Veda. See Scripture. 
 To Veer, «. n. change direction. f^T^oT, sf^or, ars n. ft5:sr- 
 
 To T. about. SFTSr^OT, ^TCT55"^, iff^TSiif. 
 Vegetable, n. t. Plant, arnq-q't/. ^^^TT^ /. 
 2— esculent. ^TT^/. cTT^Tft/. m^/. «. 
 
 Apparatus for slicing veg-etables, Ac. rrt^rfr/. 
 Pruit-v. t'. hearing esculent fruit. '^7.-^]l{'{ f . ip^z^TTT/. 
 Leaf-v. f. oj esculent leaf, ^f^■^\■^f. ^^W^f. n 
 Vegetables— compreh. or laxlj. HM'^'TT=!:r m. ^TPF^r- 
 ^m. m%-H\^ f. 
 
 V. (plants, Uaves, roots, fruits, &q.) dressed. ^TI^/. 
 
 V. dressed up with flour. ft^TSt TT^ft/. 
 V. di-ied. ^^^] m. 
 
 V. sliced aud dried. 3"^ /. ^T^ft /. 
 V.-liotch potch. ^T^^HT^/. 
 A''.— slitter or slicer. \^f. 
 Wild esculent v. ^FT^^t/. 
 Vegetable, a. belonging, Sfc. to jilants. JRFTKt'^T, ^^TT^T- 
 
 To Vegetate, t-.n. germinate, groio as plants, \. To Sprout. 
 5?re M.-ar^T m.-^^JT ot.-&c. q'jf-^^ in. con. 'P^'jf, 3^^r- 
 
 ^, j^Tmnft ms/. fm y. o/«. 55:TqT^T<T srts/. ^r^wf. 
 Vegetation, «. v. V. ^Tl^?:'ir n. &c. M7.v^x^]'^ ^\^f- 
 I. plants in general. T=r<Tfrr5 «• f|^«r5l /. <JUT^Tfr «■ ^^- 
 ^Ffm «. ^OTTfToTTfrT /. |fTI^I<T «. ;??. 5rT5?fT3R m.pl.''^ 
 Lusurious or wild v. IT^ n. ^n^ n. 
 Overrun witi wild v. v?riT?=ri%. 
 Vehemence, n. v. A. 1. vstr m, qos n. ^^]zj m. rtinjTr m. 
 q^SFfH' o;- m m. 
 2 mental violence, ardor, fervor. STtI'^T m. rl^^^ft /• ?T- 
 
 ?j^t/. :F3q;T"Jir w. ^miqurr m. w-m?[f. 
 Vehement, a. very forcible, v. Violent. ^Rr^r, ^^Vi■^^^J^ 
 
 2 ardent, fervent, eager, ^'c. v. Impetuous. rt?l^, ^tt- 
 
 Vehemently, n^/y. v. A. 1. ^Rt'^, ^TR-qi^, ?T^??qiH, &e. 
 
 2 rtF^":^^, r[^??5fT^, ^q^qOTTH, 3?^^'^, &C. aTT^^Tq^^. 
 
 Vehicle, n.instmment or means of conveyance. ;\.Qa'R's.ia.q'S.. 
 JT^ n. ^^^ «• TT^ «■ 
 
 Horse-v. ars^qR «. 
 
 Man-v. '\iM\'\ n. 
 2 — in medicine. ar^qPT «. 
 
 3 See jMediuji. 
 
 Vehicular, a. belonging, ^c to a vehicle. ^rr^^TrsTr, «S:c. «fr- 
 
 ^jfH^q^, 5Tr|^f^T?rqf. 
 Veil, w. v. Curtain. STTSqs^ »?. 
 
 2 cover for the face. JT^ or ^r »i. ^■r^r';r w. f'q^ n. Z\- 
 9)7/. aftsiift/. 
 
 3 cover, cloak, v. Djsquise. qi^T m. aTfSqs^r m. f^rfr- 
 ^H n. 5qT3T w. 
 
 To Veil, v. a. ( the face ). ^t.^\ m.-WV- n.-kc. gr^^irr-qtJt- 
 
 Vein, «.— in anatomy. fvT\ pop. ^ft^/. T^T m.f. 7\\% f. ?it- 
 
 j That has varicose or dilated veins. %rR5. 
 
 2 ( of a leaf, a fruit, &c. ). %ij pop. ^xf. 
 
 3 variegating line., v. Streak. ^TTF m. TtfX] pop. ^xf. 
 
 4 temper, mood. ^frT/. TF^ «». [ T^^'Si. 
 Veined, Veiny, a. having veins. f^XY^ pop. f^RTo!;, f^uf^- 
 
 Pull-v. f^TrsE. 
 To Vellicate, Vellication. See To Twitch, Twitch. 
 Velocity, n. \. Swiftness. ^T m. ^^ m. 
 Velvet, «.— the siik stuff. HvTTJS or ^'^^\^f.
 
 TEN 
 
 920 
 
 YETl 
 
 Veltet, a. JT^tT^^t, T{^JT=fr^. I 
 
 Vesal, a. mercenary. ?5f^^r3r, ?rf=ET^n:, r?M^<.-U T, ?ir?5^, 
 
 Fsf^^rft^, ?^N5^q?ft^r, ^f=q^=?fr^r, fesf^oi. 
 
 2 of or Iclonjinj to a vein. f^T^T, f^KfT55r, f^TCT^sjift- 
 
 Vekalitt, »j. t. a. 1. sf^^TTt/. ?5i?i=5r^"rO/. ?!t=q^^Va/. 
 
 Tekaet, Yenatic, a. relating to hunting. f^TSprff, ffl^lft- 
 To Vend. y. a. t. To >Seli,. ^^uf, ftr=PT »«.-&c. 'f.\'^ g.of o. 
 
 Vexdee, «. v. V. f^r^'JTr?!, fsr^qr iu comp. I^rrr, 
 
 Vendible, a. y. V. f^-TRr ^TT-Ac T^nr, ^ipq-. 
 
 To Veseer, r. a. inlay thin leaves of wood. '^^^JTTI'jft/. ^^^. 
 
 Yexerable, n. T. Y. "p^Tf ^^ HRr^r^rR^r-&<". arr^, air^- 
 
 Veneiiablexess, Yen-etiabii,itt, «. V. A. HFTfTT/. "J^q'- 
 
 fTT/. 3TT'f?Tr/. '■tc. '<Tr^/. nfTKT «». 
 To Yexehate, v. a. v. To Eeteee. 'Tjq55t%-&c. iTFT>jf, arr- 
 
 7'nrf, g'TT^T^, f.-'T/.-STT^ OT.-ITPT »i.-&c. ?T?^-%^ g. 
 
 of 0. arr^^ n».-.<::e. W.T^ g. ofo. 
 Yekekatiox, i\. t. Eevekexce. "J^rff?;/. STT^T^/ 3^- 
 
 Yexekeal, a. pertainwg. S{c. to sexual intrrcourse.'^'^Tw;^^ 
 
 2— disease. 3-q^nRT, nnfr^, :ftH?1-^=qr. 
 
 V. disease, v. Lues vexekea. S't^^t m. T^Rt/. f.^n. 
 
 V. nicer. JTT n. 
 Vexeet, n. \. HrxTixa. fn^PR/. Hqqr/. 
 
 2 sexual enjoyment, v. Copulatiox. ?fHrn 5». ^frT/. ^f?I- 
 
 ProTOcatiYO to t. qr^jft^^iT n. 
 Yexesectiok, n. v. Phlehotomy. ^frj:%ftift/. f^TTHTr^ m. 
 
 To perform y. ^T^t /.-'RtKT/. ^TTSOT-ifai-^r^iif. 
 Yexetiaxs, n. — the vindows. ^^fHv/^^f. pi. 
 YekgeaxcE; n. rerenge, retribution. STf?r<P^ n. ST^f^Tr/. 
 
 ^T or ^^J »!. 
 
 To take y. y. To Eetexge. ^ m. zn^^-^^^ f ?R or 
 
 " I'll have Y. ?r7fr^ m^ ^5^, 'TT^^ T^ n??r, ?rT^ <pr- 
 fr=T, qroft qFTfT^T ( 5^r, ?qT?yr, &c. ). 
 
 With a Tcnn;eaiico. This i)hrase is well reiulored by 
 
 3T?f4 m.-^w.n^^ m.-kc. Hreirr, ?t^./:-w/. qnq;rm/.- 
 &c. w.'m: Ex. firrn HRiqr^r ar^^ nff^r He beat 
 
 with a Y. [W^?ft, f =5rT. 
 
 Yexgeful, fl. revennefiil .^ y. jrAricions. ar^^T^fT, ar^^ft, 
 
 Yexial, a. Y. P.MiroN-AiiiE. jTirr ^Ftr^r^rnr-HR^r-ito. :3'^¥^ 
 
 Dfr^, ?1TTf , ^|, ?"T in oomp. [h-IKW n. 
 
 Yenisos, n.flesh^flfthe deer. ^TT^\=^] ^THrfT/. %^WM nWn 
 Yenom, n. Y. Poisox . ■f%T «. f^TK ;)o;'. f^?jTr^ >«• ^fT «. T - 
 
 ?H «. /JOja. 'T?:s n.f. f =;rf=5 0)- fPTTf R «. TT^f ^ «. 
 
 2 See Malice. [m,^., f^'TTJ. | 
 
 VEKOilOfS. a, T. POI30SOC3. f^^T^, f^^T^T, q^FJt pop. 
 
 y. A. 1. fq^TnoiT m. fvmi2'op. f^^K «. 
 
 YENOMOnSXESS, 
 
 I] Yekous, fl. contained, ^e. in a rein. f(U^T, fll^fTHr. 
 Yest, w. aperturc^passage, spiracle, v. Oi-EMKO. ^R»i. g^r<n. 
 
 To giYc Y. to. See To Ykxt. 
 2— esp. for water, :s^t[f. ^K «. ^K n. fHqJR m. 
 ! 3 Y. Sale, ^t »rt. 
 ■^ To Yext, f. o. /f/! out, pour forth, S,-c. ^nUi.^ mT«r-ic. 7- 
 
 I 2b Yextilate, r. a. r.rpose to the free pafiage of the a<r. 
 
 I 2 Y. To AVixxow. jjrnf^ot, ^r-qm ip\. 
 
 3 Y. To Discuss. cTRT^^/.-'^RI^TR/. Jfrof ^. q/-)t. 
 j Yextuatiox, n. y.Y. 1. ^TFT ^"Jf «. &c. ^t'^oT n.&o. 
 
 jl Yentilatoh, «. srr-'TT^r #5irT qp^-Nu^H q^ n.-^nr^T w. 
 
 1; Venteal, a. helonging to the Icily. 'ThT^, itZX^^^., a?^^', 
 
 :, Yeniricle, «. ^^rTT^mriT ^Fnrw. 
 
 Yenteiloqcism, «. /7/e art of speahng as from a dittar.ce. 
 
 Yektuee, n. Y. Hazaed. Daxgee. ^ft^fr^ «. ^t^tt m. 
 2 hazardous lusincss. ^\f^^ n. sfr^^mf^ ^FTT jt.-ic. 
 At a Y. rtEnp^^T?'?!^. 
 
 To Yextuee, v. n. run the hazard. ^"7«fT»T» <T;TTToi-3Tjs»«iT- 
 ^'TT^TJf-aTPlT^rT ^of or aifom, qs^ STftW, ri^m^psf. i^Tot 
 2 Y. To Daee. yrJT^/.-ff^FT/.-io. 3?^6t w.con. 
 
 To Yextuee, r. n. c.vpose to hazard. ;^rfTJTfrr-H^t<l-^^?T- 
 
 &c. ETr^-<7r50T-%^'if, 5T?ft5jr^^^5n?T-3?^r^-<S:c. er^- 
 fsrwJi-Bm, 3T=;'?rtft^%r':j'T^-&p. %^ot. 
 Yextueesome, Yextceous, a. \. Advextueocs, Bold, ^t- 
 
 Yexus, n.—in mvtholoirj. ^fn. She is the wife of Tm^.? 
 
 the Hinlii Cupid. 
 
 Hottentot Y. q^Rqrefrft/. 
 
 2— Ihc planet, g^ ?;i. :pT> m. [f^^_ 
 
 Yeeacious, (I. Y. Teue. ^TTT, ?Ifq, W?^Hreft, ??rq^^?f^, qr- 
 Yf.eacitt, n. Y. A. and Teutii. ^>;qoTT w. ^rr?/. ^m n. f- 
 
 Hi^ «. srmroq- «. 
 
 Yeeaxpa, h. — the liiud of portico. afRPfT/ ^l^f^mvif. 
 
 q^a^T^nfr/. qs^Tr=iT/. qirarr/. arrfT/. 
 Yeeb «. f^qrq? J!. 
 
 Active V. H^H^F %^Tq^. 
 Xeutcr Y. ar^^ fipqiq^. 
 Passive V. ^foT f?f>qTq^. 
 Causal Y. i\vn f^,^^^ .f. 
 
 Ponn of a y. ftpqTCTw. ITI^STT «. STHinTi?! n. 
 Eoot of a V. VTi^ m. 
 •Subject of a T. f^qT=>rT «'. 
 Tabic of verbs. tTrjq;^ wi. 
 Yeebal, rt. 07)?v«W(7?'y I'.'orv/s, Y. Obal. ?T«^r, ^^fHr^r 
 
 2 of or lelor.ging to words. V*^, ^U'^i f^if^r^r, V^-
 
 VEK 
 
 930 
 
 VEB 
 
 3 literal. ^l*^^?t*5;r^, ?fHT^, "T^Tf^, ^^S^CT. 
 
 4— iu gram. tn^rf^TfT. [ TT, ?I3^?r'.. 
 
 Veeballt, adv. v. A. 1. 5;i»?I^, ^'^'^FT, ^TePTR, &c. ?15^^- 
 Veebatim, adv. word/or word, ^is^^^i*^, ^ts^r^i*^, ^isq- 
 
 Veebose, a. prolix, Sfc. v. Tedious. 5[1S:^R«KNI, ^^TT- 
 
 'frf^f^RTS. 
 
 Veebositt, Veebiaqe, m. v. a. ^»^f^^^TR m. 5[T*^"TT?^ 
 
 Veedant, ?t. covered rvith green grass or plants. f^T^oft^T, 
 
 Veedict, n. ( as of a jury ) T. Decision. "qj^TPJT m. rT^^^T 
 
 /. f^^m m. fHOTqqr^ m. 
 Yebdigkis, n. rust of copper or brass. ^,^W- or =ti^ '»• ^T- 
 Wj in. ^tlFST «. ^TTt^ ««. 
 
 Aft'eeted by v. — food, a pot, &c. ^pa-T^. 
 To be affected by v. — a substance cooked, a vessel, 
 &c. ^iqjor, ^^^, ^u|+ui. 
 Yeedche, 11. greenness of vegetation. fJfijtf^y. f^Wo^/. f^T- 
 
 Veege, n. rod of authority. ^sf\ f- ^ m. 
 
 2 J;-i)ii, Jorcfer, v. Edge. wAZ m. f%^TT «. ^%f. H^r/. 
 
 To Veege, «. n. tend, incline, approach. ^^, ^?50t, ^ft^ «». 
 -?T^ m.-&c. aTHOJ y. o/«. q-?iFf 3T?iai g. of o. ( Ex. <fr ^- 
 Tf^^TT ET?j^ cflTFir 3TT^ or m\n 3Tt\ be is verging on 70). 
 
 Veegeb, n. V. Mace-beaeee. sft^idK, ^ft. 
 
 Veeification, n. v. V. — act. ^JJ "^.TPf n. &c. ^ff't^PTT fn. ?T- 
 
 Bj^f?f /. ?rfq^^ n. w^^^^ n. 
 
 Veeified, p. V. V. ^n ^^^ f^?|syT, &c. ^^<^., gq-. 
 
 ^b Veeift, v.a. prove to he true,esiablish, cf'c.v.To Confieit, 
 
 To Peove. ^jRT-^fsr-mfrr-&c. jp^^ ^, ^R^^r?: w.-^sq-- 
 
 sp^TJI W.-&C. ^^iif (/. o/o. !TFft1?r ( pop. ST^T'f?! or sr^?r )/ 
 
 .^^^^ m.-&c. airoTfr ^in g. of o. 
 
 To be verified. srsftTftF-wt^ft^- STTq'qTH-&c. im. 
 Veeilt, adv. really, truly, w^, ^rnf, m, ^^T, eTT^^^, 
 
 ^q^, 3Tq3,q, ^^4, ^J", H? or W^. 
 Veeitable, Veeitt. See True, Truth. 
 Veejuice, n. arfSTT <p5lf"TTg^ ^TS^FTT f%7^T »». 
 Veemicelli, m.— in cookery. ?T?jf/. (or ^TET^TT/. 2'^- ) sp^ff- 
 
 Pragment of v. ^?^ n. 
 
 V. — made upon a board. t?R?T5ff /. 
 
 V. — made with the hand. ^r^T^T^r^/. 
 
 Vessel for taking out v. ?r^lT m. [ W^Tf. 
 
 Veemiculae, a. like, Sfc. a icorm. ^"mI^IHMT, ^jf^'T'l, ?jfK- 
 
 V. motion. ^^fT^FPlfrl/. 
 Veemifoeii, a. ^f^:^^'^ [«. ^^-^ n. ^f^^Tn. 
 
 Veemifuge, n. medicine to e.vpel worms, ^rf qT^TTTST '^V^^ 
 
 To administer a v. \rrrTrq'?;-:^q ^^_ 
 Veemilion, n.— fa'^'titious. f^n^ pop. f^J}7, m. i^lfW? »». 
 fniCT or q ni. 5T5 TO. 
 
 Veemilion, a. v. A. ffn^ft, f^j^T^T. 
 
 Veemin, n. small destructive animals or insects, f^fjlt or 
 f^ST^'ft/. f^lfn% or fqs or ^5 m. pi. ^Z f. fsf^^^feT m. 
 
 Veenaculae, a. V. Native, ^^ff, Tss^nt. 
 
 V. lauj^uage. t^imiT/. 
 Veenal, a. belonging, Sjc. to spring. ^^^.^ trHrfSRrrqf^ <n?Tfl. 
 VEESATir.E, a. variable, unsteady, v. CnANOEABLE. ^"^FJ or 
 
 K, 3Tfr4^. 
 
 2 ?/(«< can turn iviih ease from one subject to another. 
 
 a^'HR'^Tn'^, 3T"S?iTq-^, 551T-7qT?it, =EPT?5ff5,^q?!;fl^, 37%- 
 
 Veesatilitt, n. v. A. =5T^^T'JrT m. =^1^?^ «. 3Tfl'<TTfn/. 
 
 2 ■■3T'H;flR':T?niT »«. &c. ^sT^gf?/. ff5;^Fri?q «. 
 
 Veese, n. metrical line. =^^^ in. ^^ m. n. 
 
 2 metrical composition.^'^ . Poetey. ^pfirfiT/*. ^<I?T«. '^^n.-~ 
 measured by time, ^TlfH/. — syllabic, ^tI n. 
 
 Blank v. ^^SJTO m. 
 Prose acd v. l<t|H<4 n. 
 
 3 ( of a poem, soug, &c. ), ^^^ m. ^R^ n. ^\^f. 
 
 4 short division of a prose composition. <^\^\f. has been 
 introduced into Marathi by translators. 
 
 Veesed, a. skilled^ c^'c. v.Expeeiekced. 31>-"qra'^,37>^?TT,f%- 
 fqf , f^'T'T, fiT>siTTFT, Tfj-^rmT, 3TfHfT, fq^?TOT, ?;n^Tf, J- 
 
 To be V. spiral, q?:ijf, ^?T5f?Tjf, f^T^, ^S'of. 
 Veesebness, «. v. A. 3T'-"q'Tfl' m. aTT^TSiT n. pop. aTTSK^I ». 
 
 Veesification, n. v. V. N. awe? Poest. q^^=q^T/. sw^r^- 
 
 2'o Vehsipt, v. n. make verses, ^^^l=^^^\ f-^Z^'^T^^^ f.-!>^AW.- 
 
 lb Veesifx, v. a. turn into verse. q?ltrr-!>SFfvt?r-<S,'c. ^r{Tif. 
 
 s^^m. pi.-^:f^ f.-&c. ^i^^■^Kii g. of o. 9^%v^\-kQ, 
 
 Veesiox, n. V. Teanslation. ■»TPTfrTTrt. [?R«. ^\€H\m. 
 
 2 fig. variation of statement. WiJ m. ^XZm. qyfrlT n. <?T?;f- 
 
 This is his v. Hr f r q'<T ?rm^. 
 
 Veetebral, a. pertaining, ^c. to the joints of the spine. 'H^- 
 
 Veetebee, n. ajoint of the S2nne. H'JT^r w. ^ij^^nrf^T ?/i. 
 
 Veetex, «. T. Top. f^^ n. jtt*TT '«• 
 
 2 V. Zenith, ^t-q-f^^ii-/. gjt-^ m. [^hk?tfv^_ 
 
 Vertical, a. //m^ is in the zenith. »rTi,-qT^?:qT, 3r?qT??:^T, 
 A V. circle. ^i|?r n. ^^^,^ n. ^^Mv^ n. 
 The prime v. ^H-|rT ?i. ^^^Z^ n. [^r^xm. 
 
 Sine of the sun's altitude at the prime v.flTT^i^ m. 
 2 perpendicular. grKn-tj^. 
 Vertically, adv. right down. it^. 
 
 Vertically & horizontally. ^lVTqt?r. 
 Veetigo, n. dizziness, v. Giddiness, ^f\f. HTfa /. Hf^S/. 
 PrwT/. PKfn^/. f*Rnl/. #s/. cT^ or cT^c/.
 
 VE3 931 
 
 Vest, a. true, v. Eeal. ^ttT^, ^Hf^, qr^^i;, V^'^. 
 
 2 mere, pure, iinmin(/leJ. %5r?5 or 55, V,^j>op. g^, g^-<TT 
 
 or ^ or ^-ar. 
 
 2 same, — emphat. fir^, ^r^. 
 VeHT, adv. in a great degree. ^'^7^., 9nT, SlfrT, S^rfH, 3Tfrt- 
 
 ^j^, a^^FT, HRr ( Ex. >?rer «T2^?:, &c.), ■»tr1', J":^!^, ssiT, 
 
 TUq^rt^r <fcci. q^T^rgr, T^H, g (iu comp. as, ^^T, g^- 
 
 Vesicle, «. pustule, bladder. ^\%m. jsft/. J^^at or ^5ft/. 
 Vesicular, Vesiculous, a. v. N. "FFST^r, tT?:^qf^r. 
 Vesper, See Evening. [^«Tr/. 
 
 Vespers, n. evening service, ^f^f^ h^^^jj. ^T'?'T^=T». ^T't- 
 Vespeetise, a. lelonging, ^'c. to the evening. ?Tf^^, ^Kq|- 
 
 Vessel, n. utensil for holding ^receptacle, — gener. Tflw. 
 
 2 (of au auinial body). ^T^/. ^rff^/. 
 
 3 ship or boat. mt'i. iT?^?r?J. 3T|T^?i. ^11?/. ^F^r/. ^/. 
 rrrtrft/fTTOTn. ^F^TT^ q'rtn.^^I'TI^n. ^m. Some descrip- 
 tions of vessels are g^jsr/. tit/. SFT »n. 5tnT?«. SltJft/. 
 f^Km. qjRm. qrrl»». <T7n??8. <5>%HTCt/. qiTcTT?^. si^'H' «J. 
 5l%?5r«i. '^i+lui/ ^^^i^n. H^nrT»!. JT^TfiTft/. ^hstwj. 
 
 ^nft/.f?T5ir5/. ^^vzm.m^si^m.or ^r^rw. it^t/ ('/m. 
 
 frs¥t/. or ^r5$ 6r ^m.). 
 
 Frame (as of bamboos) raising- the sides of a v. q^rTT^. 
 
 Passenger iu a v. gr?frft, g"Frre;, ^W'ft. 
 
 Pole used in pushing a v. over shoals. rtT^/. — man 
 using it, ?rRT^<t. 
 
 Thatch over a t. ^t[/. 
 
 To prop up a V. (on shore). V^f. ^5t. 
 4^ jar, pitcher, ^'c. v. Pox. Hit". ^Zm. ^^n. ^f\f. =^7n. 
 ^fKf. ^^\m. [Htifrt.V- 
 
 Battered and worn metal vessels. ^TsP[^ n. ^]^t^ 
 
 Broken v. *^-+<?j. 
 
 Cost of forging metal vessels. %s/. 
 
 Hole worn in a metal v. HT^%n. 
 
 Squat or dumpy v. — gener. ^-l+rflm. 
 
 Vessels & pots — compreh. TtfT jftn. pi. 
 
 "Wooden V. ( as a dish or bowl ). HI?"! or JfT^IT?!. 
 
 5 — drinking vessel. rn'siTTm. cqr^T or q^m. tfTTm^w. 
 JM4N«. ^f«- ^Tr/- ^sjT^fi. n. Some kinds arc, aTHrft 
 
 /. 3Tqq;Tr or 3f[5njrn«j. ^?rt?«. ^T5rT'<rt/.^5i or vjtth»». 
 
 m^l^/. or 3n. 't^q^T'^/. fTrTofr/. 5?5"TT^n. TmTI5r«. 
 ^r^t/- enhanc. tJK'llJW. ^rff5«. ?rq"?w. 
 
 Copper drinking v. — compreh. fri£^nrrf«l?^/. Flfs^- 
 
 Vest, n. outer garment, role, ^^u^^ni. 5mr»». 
 
 2 waistcoat. ^^^]m. qst/. 
 lb Vest. See To Invest. 
 Vestibule, n. v. Pobch. qq'st or Jt or 5^?^/. aTT^/. I?5^ 
 
 YiisxiGE, n, V. Trace. HFTm. m\m. ^\^m. q^f^^n. 
 
 VIB 
 
 Vestment, Vestube, n. v. Ci.OTBiiio, CtOTBEs. stv^orn. 
 
 2 /laJjV, v. Dress. l"Tm.^^<im. 
 Vetch, n. ^offn or -tjm. janim, ^'ft/. 
 Veteran, a. long exercised^ long prmtiird, v. Eu'ehiesced. 
 
 Veteran, «. <ptt f^?lt=qr f^^iqrfm. ^T-qT<P?IKr-*c. ffnr^m. 
 Veterinary, a. bdonging, tj-c. to the treatment of the diiea- 
 
 ses of cattle. vT?ir5RN^r ^^TfTNr, Tgfqfj:?fl'qr, sgf^i^- 
 
 V. art or practice. ^jRR':i<T"qq^t/. igf^fTF^ir/. 
 
 V. surgeon, ^[iiar^ '". [J^'^'l "• 
 
 Veto, n. prohibition. ^^<] ^^^/■ f^^^ »«. :jf?ii"«iM m. ;ii^- 
 2b Ve.\-, v. a. irritate, provohe, d.sturb in mind, v. To An- 
 ger. %?i5f6t, ??iT^qai, ^t?iiJr<Ji, ^^\^sf■-^r{^f. ^pi^di-ip^of, 
 
 =Jn^qof, ^F^^rJTqor, fl?inqiil, ^qT-»^-ic. T-l^., ?^^, 
 
 ITT^/ HrSOT-/. o/o. 
 
 2 plague, annoy, turment, ijr. v. To TnouDLE,. To Tease. 
 
 ^^rrqar, if^iit, ^nrq^, ^w^oi, q^frnqor, ^T2^m.-5-.«fi - 
 fr?<t./'--f^T/.-&c. ^(ii, =5(m"i. 3<if, «lI^'T-^■^T-f5^g-^l^l'- 
 Vexation, n. v. V. 1.— nc/. ^ncfuT n. JJTI^^ «. ^I^nq^ioT n. 
 &c.— state, fmif. ^^f ^^^ m. f;^nr/. ^Tr^r »m. ^- 
 
 <ftiTT^/. nTTTTift/. ^TT^/ ^r^?ft/. ?iHTT m. 
 2 vrTT^i^ «■ lt^^ ». Ac. =5im ni. i!TK m. ?^/. ^^^^ m. 
 |:^ n. cT^t/. 
 Vexatious, «. Vexek, «. Vexino.jj. a. v. V. 1. ^risunrT:, 
 
 2an(f Tiresome. 3Tr^iJTTTT,Ti^JmrTT, 5irH ^'TRT, 71^^ 
 ifOTTn, «S:c. fq;=qT, f ^, f=R=q^7,f:?vqq^, 'JT^^, ^?H2, ^^, 
 
 %"?, fq^, ^q"^"^ or tjqr, ^ira^rq^. [^qv^ n. 
 
 A V. business or matter. t?"F?I »i. ?5"f^ «• ^^\X ". 
 Vexatiousness, n. v. A. 1. ^fTqaiUqiTT »i. Ac. ^?lTT^Rr n. 
 
 Vexed, p. v. V. 1. %?iq^^r, ^nrTq^?5T, ic. ^, ^fT, ^f , 
 
 2 3n^?it7T, Ti3^S?5T, &c. ssnft , ^F-at, f^*?, 5?^r, =5^^?. 
 
 To bo or becomo v. =5(raof, s^Hot, f^'S'Jr. 
 Vial, n. smaU bottle. f?[I?ft/.^/ [<Tg:p»T». 
 
 Viand, n. meat dressed, v. Pood, Pisn. ^r^f n. »?5{r*f m. 
 
 Delicate viands. fil"JI5I n. Jqr^^ »•• 
 Viatic, a. pertaining, Sfc. to a leay or ajourncg. ?^ftf^^- 
 
 =qT, mntfsiwi^qT, ^TTfoT^. 
 YlA'Xicvii,n. provisions for a jovrnn/. f%^ or fsnJtft/. 
 ^^FHT^ »i. ?n^?IT| ?«. 'TTMq' «• "IRTc^I^ n.ai?irm.?l«IS«i.n. 
 2b Vidbate, v. n. quiver, cjv. v. To Trimbik. Tiqot. p;^^- 
 
 f^^oi, ?|^TJT n.-&c. ^"rot y. o/*. 
 
 2 oscillate, v. To Swing. fflP.ot, art^^'T, ^% ni. pi. ^im. 
 Vibrating,/), a. Vibrative, a. Vibraiory, a. v. V. 1. ^.:- 
 
 qirrrr, pij?^ ^^oTRT,i^c. ^f^, 
 
 2 ?T?r^nT, 3Ti^<iyii<i,<ic. efi^rq^R, a^t^w^H'^,
 
 VIC 
 
 TiBKATiON, «. V. V. 1. ^FtT'Jif n. 55J?5?of «• &c. ^'^ n. ^- 
 
 ffr pop. ^^/. 
 
 2 gpsofr 7!. 3Ti|oE^ n. &c. ^T^ OT. ^r m. ari^'te'T «. 
 ViCAB, n. V. Substitute, Deputy. sif^WM', cTT^^T-sfts^T- 
 
 &c. ^ROTKT, ^TFT^T. 
 ViCAEiAi-, ViCAEious, a.JllUng the place ofanolJier.^^l- 
 
 ViCAEiousLT, flf(/y. V. A. |H=q7=eqT ^TR^qr decl.■^\Z'^T decl- 
 
 &c. 3T1r5JTH or 3{q^ or ail^^^TT. [3T?f^ «^ 
 
 Vice, «. MoraZ ci-iZ. ar^H w. 3T^f?f/. 3T?^TFT «». arTTTn «!. 
 
 2 depravity, v. "\Vicked>-es3. ^TF^'^r n. 5f['^m=5?^"T «. 
 
 3 a V. a« Italitual fault. ^OT »»• ST^OT »». 5?^?^"^ «■ <^T- 
 %f. 3T«R or ^51 W!. %q-/. ?5=F^/. s'T^T^T «. fj^ m. ^^ m. 
 
 To take the v. out of, thresh soundly. JT'T m. ^TS^. 
 
 4 iron press. ?rn5T «». 
 Hand v. ^Trf^PTST m, 
 
 5 — iu compos. See Deputt. 
 ViCEGEEENcx, n. ojcce, tj-c. of a vicegerent. ^T^f^^^^\ m. 
 
 STf?rM^ n. JfrfHf^«T «. 
 YicEQEEE>-T, n. vicar, v. Substitute, Deputy. srfrrfHf^, 
 
 Vicenaey, a. lelonging, Sfc. to tiventy. f%^f^T, ft^Tf^q^, 
 Vicepeesident, n. 3^T^?=T. 
 ViCEEOY, n. sulstitute of a king. XV^^^fHf^. 
 Viceuoyalty, n. Tr^Tsif^rf^f'^'T'JTT m. ^T^sff^P^fftTf^ n. 
 Vicinity, m. v. Neaesess. ^JK^qirrw. ^^?:-qn.f?i^^f%tT». 
 2 places near, y. Neighbouehood. ?i^R^r ^^TwJ.-sflf^Tw. 
 
 Iu tlie V. of. CT^rff, T^r^^T, 3T5T3iiT7tT?ff, iT^TRTH, 
 ^^oETT^, ^JPTSS^R. 
 Vicious, «. corrupt, depraved, y. Wicked. «rrf?^, =rr^-=(i«^- 
 =E?T, 1^, I^T^Rt, ^ift. 
 2 Aaumy •y/cps, faults, tricTcs. ^T5^, ?Hr5T55, #ft^, 
 
 5^?f^t^, ^^^ToJ, ?fT?T3 or HTSol or niST^, aT^sft or ^iff, 
 arqq^or^oi^R,— esp. of cattle, ^SOT, ^iiT^,— csij. 
 of horses, ^, ^ff , %^f. 
 
 To become v. iTRT^^ or ^rei^of, [ ^i^rfF /. 
 
 ViCiOUSNESs, n. V. A. 1. ^r^qrriT m. g'SRTIT »«. aT^^TST^ir »J. 
 
 2 ^a'rS^^'^T "». ^^rSTiir m. &c. ^RTsT" or HT^Tsff /. 
 
 Vicissitude, «. v. Succession, Alteenation. 3T^ifiiT m. 
 
 2 V. Change. 9R m. TR-IJR »». qjosT'/. TTFIS; )». 
 
 Vicissitudes ( as of life, fortune, &c. ). ^?,ZV^^,Z or 
 
 Victim, n. animal slain or to he slain in sacrifice. spSE^^j 
 
 ^^ m. q^rqg m. ijfe pop. ^7i\ m. [ 6T5f . 
 
 ViCTOn, n. conqueror, y. A. ^?^^, fJT^'JTRr, SfTfT^T^r, ^TrTT, 
 
 Victorious, a. v. Teiumphant. ^^^Vl^po2>. vT^fcirT, ^rqt, 
 
 2 productive of victory. ^^]^^.,^^^Z, 
 
 2 ™ ^ 
 
 ViCTOEY, ?!. icinning, conquest, defeat of an enemy. ^^ m, 
 
 w^f i%?r/. ^ff/. ^T'-ft/. 
 
 Drum of v. ^'Tf^f'T m. ^^^\^ n. 
 
 Flag of V. v^TTril^T m. 
 
 Flush or glow of v. ^^^f\f. 
 
 March to v. 3Tq:r^5!;rr5T n. 
 
 Proclamation of v. vJiq^r'T m. ^^^JlfH m. 
 
 Eecord of y. — furnished by the defeated party. «T- 
 
 Shout of v. vffT^l*^ tn. ^^'^^ m. ^^m m. ^^WAF.J- 
 
 To get the v. E^^ f f^^of. 
 Victual, Victuals, n.food. 3^5r n. ^rijf n. -^^■^ n. Hr^^^t 
 ». H?7iiT ». 3T^T^ «. ?^T5;/. ^\\K m.— compreh. ^l'Jtfq$i 
 n. '^^^\^ n. 3i#^^ «. 
 
 Broken v. ^Ntft or HTff ?»• /)?. 
 
 Distribution (to mendicants, &c.) of v. ^^n.^A^]?f 
 
 Dressed v. f^^BS 31t^ n. f%5T=5T «. Tipra «. 
 
 Undressed v. 'feqT or f^qT «. ^'B'PT «i. a^mTvT n. 
 To Victual, v. a. stock icith provisions. 3T?lT'Mt-&c. 'ij^jf^ 
 
 ViCTUAILEE, n. T. V. aT^tT^T: ^l^lft ^.^r{ SEH7TRT. 
 
 I. X-ee/er o/ an eating house. HSCTTft or H^Rt, TJR^T- 
 
 Videlicet, ado. namely. '=^'JT%. 
 
 To Vie, v. n. t. To Emulate, To Eival. sjfiijfr /-Ac. 
 JFTiff, ^r?IRr ^T?! OT. ii^, ^7/.-?f<ty.-ctc. sisftff, ^55171,^- 
 
 To View, v. a. inspect, survey, Sfc. \. To See, Examine, qr- 
 
 ^?7^, 315r^^5T «.- 3TT3T^P^ W.-&C. ^F^oi y. o/o. 
 
 2 survey intellectually, t. To Coksidee. qrsof, f^^r^ ?'?. 
 -3TT3TS^ n.-&c. !Raf y. o/o. 
 
 3 hold, regard, v. To Cossidee. «T^ur, ^^iiT, *TT?dt_ 
 View, Viewing, n. v. V. 1.— irc;;. qif of n. sicj-^^r^ot «. &c, 
 
 3T^"ra^ ». 3TT3t=F^ «. 3TT?fr5pf ». f^^Vf.^ n. Z\\^ n. 
 
 2 qi^or «. f^^TT ««. 3TT?Jt5^ ''*. 
 
 I. SJ^y/ii!, reac/i of the eye. ^=qT-&c. 3^iTS ^i.-^cqr m.-&c. 
 
 ^hf ?;fOTT?r OT. ^^gqirT m. 
 
 II. V. Peospect. ^>st^?nFJ=5TT \x\ m. [f^/. 
 
 III. intention, v. Design. :^^t m. aTT^I^ m. ^r\E^ m. sf- 
 
 IV. Y. Opinion. Hrf «. »RT n. ^tt^t »«. ?f»T^^fT/. 
 V. — as taken of a subject. cF?q m. ^^ m. 
 
 In one point of v. under oixt form of the case. (^^q^T. 
 Vigil, n. y. "Watch. v^THT'^r n. 
 
 V. through the night. aTt^r^^T 3T|'HUI n. 
 Vigilance, Vigilancy, n. v. A. ^FI7 in. ^rt^ot n. ^^]j\i\ 
 m. arf^^T/ sT^rq m. f^^rnif »». ^r^m m. 
 
 2 viTRTftqiJIT w». ^TTWtrq'JIT in. &c. ^fl^qfl^/. f ^irft/. ^T- 
 
 j ?rqr?ictr/. 
 
 Vigilant, «(. icaA-eful, ■watchful. vrmTT, ^TI^^P, vnr?TiT^ft?S, 
 2 watchful, u-ary. ^SfRll, ^mar, ^rn?T, ^TSftT, ?ir5f^5T, f - 
 
 ' ?iR, qi^. 
 
 I
 
 VIL 
 
 933 
 
 VioiLAKTLT, adv. V. A. 2. ^Nq'iqT^, fllsrvrfirfT^, ^Vipft%, 
 \iaoR, \iKORo\iSiiESB, n. pJij/sical force, y. Stbexoth. ^^ 
 
 poj). ^mn. ^rn m. f^pr/. stosr^os/. 
 
 2 energy, power, active utreiigth. ^'H^.J. tTH^D'/. tf\q- «. 
 ¥'>P- 1^/- ^^HfT «i. rl^ n. \^ m. ^ ?». 3f?tTf »». W^WTk. j 
 ViGOBOus, a. V. N. 1. ««(f SiBOxo. !ioiq;?,si?,ctT5,^5i?j,^r- 
 
 2 V. Enehoetic, Smaet. 3'f^T^T', ^^IT^^TPT, ^Tri^lT^, T- 
 f?iT^RT, f^^f?:, rt^T^irg-, ^^vs^T., jp=qwqT, ^3^^?r,5iqr- 
 
 ViGOEOUSLT, V. A. 1. 5t55TH, ^^Kpt, ST^^FC^'. i 
 
 2 onj SiiAKT. 5T5^^, ^-T^, ^^, ^PTRi^ir^, ^IT^^H, I 
 Vile, a. — of persons ; lase, mean, haleful. ^TTT, ^=r, ^Z^7:^ 
 
 ^t7, 5T5, §;t?5imT 0?- oft, ?^5nT, ?a==ri:5, ^^h;;:, i"?, h'?, 
 
 ^^ pop- 5^^, l^^i ^^^1 ^^"^1 ^"^^ ^^'^, 5=^13, 
 
 fTTo^, n^, ^qm oc or, f^i^iT 0?- ^r, fpt?r, fa^^r, ^Tot- 
 
 5:5r, 5^^II or 533K, =^3T?5 or 5J or ^i5R7 or 55, f^TfT, 
 
 2— of tilings; exccralle, v. 'WOKTntESS, Bad, Tieesome. 
 
 5nf 5, ^KR, afpTsr, ^msr, W^^T, 1?^, ^^TT, 5^T5 or 
 55^, f fc?r?r, ^=q?^, ?33H^, f%=5R, f^q^?:. 
 
 ViLEKESS, W. V. A. 1. crii^Tmy OT. ^"jqtTtT OT. ?H^q<JTT )». &C. 
 
 5r?^ ». 
 
 2 ^rf HiTiiT ?«. srtn^Ttnr »». aim^qirr m. &a. 
 Vilified, f;. v. V. 1. 3TT?rrf^?l, arfiTSTa', f5f^fr<T?r, ^^^'Z. 
 2 f%5%3r, |?T2?J3r, &c. fjff^rf, ^f;%rr. 
 
 To ViLiFT, V. a. defame, traduce, v. To Aspeese. sj^mt/. 
 JRiify. 0/0. 5J;f5^ OT.-5f^ »«.-&c. ?5Rot, f%^r4^ «.-3^T- 
 qr^ OT.-3TfH^TN WZ.-&C. Jfr^iDfy. 0/0. 3Tq^q m. w.\if[ gofo. 
 2 reiv'Ze, f//!/;;e;-a/e, T. To Abuse. t%DT,^;;T^ijf, TF'f'xf, 
 ^sof, f ^Toft/.-f ?.lo!;^/.-^r5tV--f '^'f^ ?i.-1?:T35uft/.-m- 
 ^/.-Tf^'^tTZ-HRjas^r/.-^Fr^f^r/.-ctc. q^^oty. ofo. 
 
 Villa, «. country liotise, ^-c. sjT'Trf^ STTSr »». sJTST m. 
 Village, n. assemllaye of houses less tJian a ioiun, ifsf m. n. 
 
 ^\^ m. HT^r «». 
 
 Annual propitiation of v. -J7i!;te by obliitious.li^H^/. 
 
 Close or dense v. T^ftT m. n. 
 
 Cluster of contig-uous villages. "T-Jf'PRft/. 
 
 Cluster of huts connected with ft v. spis m. cTTSr m. 
 mflf- ^JZK m. 
 
 Corn assigned for suhsistcuce of a v.- ofEcer. «l^^w. 
 
 Corn &r. given on fcstivak to the twelve v.-officers. 
 ^^^if. V. ^TT?5, %. 
 
 Cultivator holding' land in one village while residing 
 in another. q7qq;TFir m. afrcf|^?«. 3ft=rl^5:m. simspftiw. 
 
 Current in the villages or country, — coin. ^\^^FJ^ 
 or ;ft, irfcT^FST. 
 
 Division or distinct portion of a v. q^/. =rT^/. "STT- 
 S/. ^T5T m. ciBK »'»• 
 
 VIL 
 
 Gate of a -y. ^F/.— Keeper of it. «lfl«R or q^ »i. 
 The Eight oHiicH or pobts of a v. an^jfvjipiT m. 
 Hereditary v.-oflice and laud-propriflorj'. ^m]^ m, 
 ^l^l^f. 
 
 Hereditary v.-oflicer. fun^TTT, fj^mft, »^fTT. 
 
 In the vifiuily of a v. lisrgftB, ni^?.J^«. 
 
 Isolated ( uniududid ) v. ^^IJtl hi. »i. 
 
 Petty and mean v. amnJcT m. n. ^^^\^ in. !f.mH 111. 
 
 Present made by v.-officcru to a visitor. it?«l'Ji»T ri. 
 
 Quarter or ward of a v. «n^/. 
 
 Quarter or ward of a v. occupied by llic 2Iahu)' 
 caste. JT^RSfST or ^wm^ 
 
 Eights of v.-ofEccrs. »THqpT m. pi. 
 
 Agricultural v. %^t«r n. 
 
 Straggling v. "fi^in vi. n. 
 
 Sub-or appended v. ;ir|T^iET m. n. 
 
 The Twelve hereditary v. ofiicerc. «ITTT SJJ^T or'h cr 
 ^XTJ^^^^l. They are ^HR, ril^IT, H^TT, njn, ^IHTt, 
 f HR, '^I?[t, qft^, <fm?R, ^"r^rft, ^PrT, ysr. The oilier .T 
 rcmaiuiug v. ofEeers, comprchensivdy arc Icnued VP\ 
 argfT. [mpl. 
 
 The Twelve v.-ofEcers, — lightly cr freely. RI?r TT^ 
 
 V. iu the vicinity of. HNT^i^T m. n. [li^ n. 
 
 Villages and hamlets, compreh. %t li«I m. n. ^\^ 
 
 V.-account-lseeper. ^5ST?:oft, HIHrfiMJF.— OlVicc or 
 business of do. ^Foi^oT 11. — Papers kept by him, ^.^- 
 
 V.-astronomer, almanack-nioDger, &.c. WH^'^. 
 The office or business of the v.-a. vfra^y. ^TVfl^HTir». 
 ^ra"?<Jr n. 
 
 v.— boundary-stone. ^T^tff^r m. 
 
 V.-busincss. ^\^^f. 
 
 v.— fhauipion or spokesman. nfEfif. 
 
 V.-chicfor headman, qi^'l^ ( his office qrf^^qfr/. 
 
 qrfe=ft/J^rH^, inn^raq?, mKifr, ^^^\^^'<(^, minfvjqfa. 
 
 V.-dispute or discussion, ^wv^n. ['^TTT^IT/. 
 
 V.-divinity. ifsj^sft/. nw^jf- iTTH^r/. inW^.^rt. 
 V.-espeuses. tt?^^ m. vnw^^ m. 
 V.-ground assigned for carcasses and bones. ^3^/. 
 V. -hereditary officers — compreh. and loosely. <ijrj 
 
 cs?5^ arrftir ^K\ ^i^ m. pi. 
 
 V. iu precipitous flight. HSTT »i. 1J "• H^E ;i. 
 
 V.-lands. fricTK m. n. V><\^% f. n^ffS/. 
 
 V.-mceting' ( general ). li^^vt/. 
 
 V. of the founder of a ymc, parent v. stoETt^w. n. 
 
 V.-officcr. ?TIHTffcI5Frtt. 
 
 V.-officers, — loosely. ^V^ H-tMifi m. pi. 
 
 V. on ft hill or amidst hills. jI^R V^^ «i. «. 
 
 V.-oracle-stonc. 5^??T ">• i-^ »"■ 
 
 V.-people — as assembled or as considered collectively. 
 
 TfET m. n. qf?^/. ^HV^ qisT/. qiT^JRi H. qisrnur )i. ?t- 
 H^TT^^im «). pi.
 
 YIO 
 
 934 
 
 VIE 
 
 V.-priest. qjHqPl^, qmrn^TTT. 
 
 V.-ritea and obscrvauces ; V.-manners and customs. 
 irr^qjT OT. qTHT^R»». 
 
 V.-site. imor or sm «. ^f5r<T5E n. 
 
 V.-Sblomon. ifsfHS. 
 
 V. -viper. V.-informant, incendiary, &c. nf^^3R»». ^- 
 *T^SR OT. qTH-T.^^ «• 
 
 V.-wall or fence. lisT^^M. 
 Tillage, a. of or belonging to a village, village-lorn. nt^^T, 
 %4'lN^l, ^5^r=fT, JTR^T^T, ^\^. 
 2 produced, made, ^'c. in a village or country place, y. 
 
 EusTic. iTR^, nt^t or 5, ntsrfn^^, ikCT^fr, ^^ft^, 
 
 %^To5 or %5^5!;. 
 YiLLAGEB, n. nf^^ft, ifspFT, nRSTTSr, nf^T^T *TT'5?T, ^RTTT^^it, 
 
 YiLLAiN, n. scoundrel, rascal, Sj'c. v. Blackgcabd. fSslTS, 5- 
 
 YiLLAiKOus, o. V. N. and Blackguaedlt, Tile. ?jtt, ?^H- 
 ViLLAixx, w. V. "Wickedness, Blackgcaedex. ?5«IT^/. 
 
 ^z^^y m. ^Tsqurr »>. &c. 
 Vincible, a. v. Co.xqueeable. f%:Fr^^T^T-^TT?fT-?TK^- 
 &c. ^rfsq-^ ^^ ^<T. 
 
 ViNCIELENESS, YlNCIBILITT, n. V. A. vfrfS^f^ «■ ^Tr^T «. 
 
 2b Vindicate, v. a. assert, support, ^'c. t. To IMaistain, 
 To Peove. ?t>TT3'^, ^'-ai"?^, qHTT-&c. ^P^^"^, ^^^^ ^l- 
 f?T %W, qsf^ %iif, ^T5T'Jft/.-&c. ^Rof y. 0/0. 
 2 c^m;- anrf upTiold, v. To Justify. ^tT m. 3'3=rnt g. of 0. 
 
 Vindicated, ;>. t. V. 1. «iTTa%?5r, 5^51$?^, sfT^ra^rT ^'(jf^- 
 
 2 sTTTtioST %^?5r, &c. 5^frT, qftirT^isr, f^|TT^"?. 
 Vindication, «. v. V. 1. ^fTraoT n. F^T'M ». &c. J^^oft/. 
 
 2 ^"mpft 3^5rnfT/. fftf Ht^^ w. smf'WR'jr n. <{]iP)w^«. 
 
 Vinhicative, o. Yineicatob, «. Yindicatoet, a. v. Y. 1. 
 
 2 Siq-TJ^Ton^r, 5tq5TT^^, Ct'^^R^. 
 YiNDiCTiTE, YiNiucTivESEss. See Eevengeful, &e. 
 Vine, «.— the plant. -^J^f ^T^/ ^T?TT/. ^V^J^ %??/. 
 
 2 T. Ceeepee. ir^/. »«. rfmr »". 
 
 ViNE-TAED, n. ^^^RTH^r »'. :?T^i=5ft ( or=qr ) ^tt/. «• ?r- 
 
 YiNEGAE, n. acid liq^uor oltaincdfrom wine, c^c. f^l^,] m. 
 YiN-ous, a. pertaining, ^'c. to icine. ^T^i=STT 5T^=5ir, :^T?Tr- 
 
 Vintage, n. produce or crop of vines. ^T?^!^ ft'P n. ^]^\^1 
 ?5m wj. ^T?Tt^ ^^ n. pi. 
 2 time of grapes. ■SV<^\^^7.f. ^T^^HT ^K^ ?«.-^qm»«. 
 
 YlNTNER, «. wZZrr of icine. 5T?Tt^T T^-;?r?TT^^-;^T?TTTrq'-&c. 
 fsHPOTRT, ?r?^m?I-:^T&5RTT fJfipfTT. 
 
 Viol, See Violin 
 
 VioLABLE, a. Y. v. 1. Hr5Frr-aT5RTr-&c. ^"tnT-??R^r-Ac, 
 
 To YiOLATi;, V. a. infringe, infract, v. To Teansgeess. m- 
 5^, nreof, HniJI, HI OT.-&C. ^Rot^'. f/o. 
 
 2 V. To Eavish. «io!.|rhKR-^?IlTT^-&c. ^^HTIDT, ^m- 
 r^K m.-&c. q^m Kith ^X of o^VI1-&c. sfRot, ^Sq'^or «•- 
 &c. qi;^^^. 0/0. 
 
 3 See To Huet, To Inj0EE. 
 
 Violated, p. v. V. 1. TTr5?5?fT, al:5^?5T, Hq %S^. 
 
 Violation, n. v. V. 1. ^\%i\ n. ^rsoT w. &c. >tn m. H^^ n. 
 
 2 ^lixr^qCT^ ?n. ;^;jTr ?». ^^^<:WAX[^ ■Tq-^m ?». ^sqisfoi «. 
 
 v. of a virgin. ^P^r^'JT n. 
 Violating, /J. a. A^iolaioe, n. v.Y. 1. cfrsoTRr, 'fiS'TRT, H- 
 
 2 HT^J q^T^mTTT ^^^T^ ^qHtniTRT, &c. ^5«^^. 
 V. of a virgin. ^f?tt^^_ 
 Violence, n. force of action or motion, v. Excess, vfi^ m. 
 Wn »». %?: m. jui^pr ??J. e?TK OT. ^rlK /. «. 5r"TRr »n. 
 
 rrsmr »«■ ':T5r?HT «». 
 
 2 compulsion, unjust force, x. Outeage, Tteannt. ^- 
 ^ m. ^g^^qr^rff/. viT«RT:/. \fI»T^^rt/. «Joi|r+,K »«• s?- 
 
 s^Jtft/Vrrrsrfr/. 
 
 Personal v. assault. SfSTR^ «. 
 
 3 vehemence, ardor, ^'c. v. Iwpetcosht. \?itT w. ^?R 
 
 4 V. EuDENESS. ^fsnrt/. *T?5t/- W^^f- BfSTf /. 
 
 5 rowy/j an^; violent treal7nent. ^n^qft/. ?:i5'Tc%t /■ ^X- 
 
 ^\^ m. ^^jr^Hs/. 
 
 To treat with v. See To Teeat. 
 Violent, a. forcible, acting with force. ^r?T^, ^f^R-qr^r, ^- 
 IT^TT^r, ^TTRT, &c. v?IiR, ^TST, ^Tsft^, ^5^, sr=^5, ^'5. 
 
 2 outrageous, oppressive, tyrannical, ^'c. — person, &c. 
 
 ^rtHNi, ^qft^sfT, ^3T5i?;qwT^, &c. ^r?rtiT, ^^rin^^, ^t\. 
 
 3 outrageous, furious, vehement, ^'c. v. Excessive. ^- 
 
 4 vehement, ardent, ^e. v. Impetlous, Eieece. ^IcJT, 
 
 5 rough, overhearing, v. Eude. sfS, SfSir, ^3?F, ?lt5, 
 
 6 ( sickness, pain, &e. ) v. Seveee. ^RT^fr, ^^IT, ^^or. 
 V. sickness or malady. ^\^m. [§'T7<'IT^T. 
 
 7— death, end, &c. not natural. -'Hq^Tmr^T, arqjf^^r, 
 Violently, adv. v. A. 1. ^"irR-, 5fqT5-€IT^, fI5n?'?T%, &c. 
 ^=^'TrfH or ^=qjpTf;r, ?=l?fl^?r, 5f5TT?T, ^?:t5. 
 
 2 aTT^mm, ^FfTRT, &c. ^?1HR, vTqft%,&c. 
 
 3 ar^sirf^r ded. 3im?fm, q^frr'^, &c. 3?^'4 »j.-3?r^f^ 
 
 ?H.-q;f ^ m.-^^W^^ m. used with JTJ^^ and ^^, as f?f^ 
 ^|H 3TH5iT %?JT or ^iqT=H[r 3T?r'4 miBf, she cried 
 violently, &c. 
 
 Violin, w. v. Fiddle. Tsr^fi n. X^T^ n. ^ETR'ft/. 
 
 Violinist, «. ^rt^^r w. 
 
 ViPEE, See Snake. 
 
 ViEAGO, n. masculine uoman. f^iqii^T^^T /. tf ?<:r^i^;^<r ■
 
 Yin 
 
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 TIS 
 
 2 V. Scold, Sheew. ^.fqr, ^# r, ^r^ft'T/. 
 YlEOlN, n. a woman who has not known «iaM,v.MAID. ^^'\- 
 
 t\ pop. fsTR/. w.=^ f. ^^isT/. ^mfr^r/. n\ft/. ar^rfrr 
 
 Note. Tie common Prah-it words used to reuder 
 virgin aTid virginity exfjress primai-ily the uuuiarried 
 female and state. 
 
 Defiling of a v. ^-qt^rpiT n. 
 
 Defiler of a v. ^p^qr^Tqj. 
 ViKOiN, ViEGiNAL, a. See Maiden, Maikenlt. 
 
 2 untouched.^ unused, fresh, Sfc. ^R 5im<rif51, ^PTH', 3T- 
 
 Virginity, n. maidenhead. t^TWm m. ^\^s^ n. :p??n^w. 
 aTfTIrT^^iTS^TT/. 3T?Trf^rf^f5r n. f^T\ m. The last word 
 is restricted iu use to professed courtezans. 
 
 ViEGO, n. — the zodiacal sign. ^^^Tf■ 
 
 Virile, a. x. Manly, I\lAi^cuLiNE. q^fjqr^r, "T^PTTf^T^HrT, 
 
 Virility, n. t. Manhood. q^T^mr m. ^W^ n. 
 
 2 power of procreation. T^qrfaTi' m. 'T^Tr^T «. ^'^^f. 
 ^morr m. afFiT n. HR^n. M<?cr «. ^^T^f^T^/. J^f^lfe/. 
 
 Virtual, a. that is in effect though not in fact. JFr^"^=^r, 
 
 liJlf^^. The sense of the word may be rendered by 
 the use of ^?;^I-^r?^?^-^^T, and other words that | 
 mean like, the same as, c^-c. Ex. rft gi? gr^ff '=|W?r f^% 
 
 ^srfsnr JTTOT ^^ 5rT^ ?rrfr rf^t ^^qr^T^?!; m^ ^ri^. 
 
 Virtually, arfy. v. A. ^FTT^^'^rt^, JoT^'ft^, ^'Tcf;. 
 
 Virtue, n. moral goodness, practice of moral duties, Sfc. ^^ 
 f. H^f n^f. ^?f /■ ?r^%-&c. aTT^?TJT «. Jtrq- n. qtrqi- 
 ^^"JT ». ^"J!?!^?: m. ^H m. tTHr^"! ;;.. tTHT^^ M.^T^psiTtT 
 n. ?f^^R m. ^V'l^ n. ^f^f^/. g^^T «. f ???1T^T0T ». 
 
 Majesty and mightiness of v. qiqsT?TTT m. 
 
 Path of V. ^-Pifm m. ^v^^\^ m. ^^mn m. 
 
 V. cannot be known but through adversity, f^-qj^ 
 
 2 a V. moral ej;cellence. JJIT m. ^'J'T »i. ^S'iT'».gc5?T'JT«. 
 Virtue.? and vices of TotT'TOT m. p>l- 'T'JT^fT m. pi. 
 
 3 medicinal quality. iJtiT »«. 
 Latent v. H^T «. 
 
 4 excellence, spirit, good quality. — geucr. iTtJI »«. 'T'Jlf^Twi. 
 fl?^ n. ft^ «. ?:?r m. K^Tf ^^ m. 5JT m. q\^ n. pop. fr 
 or firO/. aT'«^ OT. ^rt n. X^ «. Sfoir^oJ/. trm^ m. 
 
 By V. of tfTfi or ^X^ ^?vT (in comp. as '*lf-4-7;R"K?^, 
 
 That keeps its v. ^f^T^ri:^, ^J^T'^^. 
 Virtuoso, n. f^f+c^r^. 
 Virtuous, a. v. N.l. 2. tnorally good. ^-T, ^T/t=^, ^T^RToft, 
 
 fj, quq'^HT, "^'Tq-qTiqfai, q-iqr^T, 
 
 l^^^m\=^T. 
 
 qiPq^HJiq^Jir, Some U-nn» lor J iirluvui or rxtctUnt per. 
 ton are, qtnT'3?'7, qo^TSJfiJft, qiniiTJir, qo<?qm, ?5«iar, y- 
 JIRHr, tim^T^R, noif^qr^, niirfHfvT, ( Seo nli-o Iho com- 
 pounds will) ntiT under CYkver ) Fl^T-.q'vi 
 
 V. man. ?)^SPT m. 
 
 V. woman or wife. ^Tft/. Hltsft/. q'^fr^] f. 
 2 See JIedicinal. 3 Sec Ciiastk. 
 Vihtuousness, n. v. A. and Virtue. %^/. Ji^f^/. flJ^TO 
 
 Virulence, Virulency, n. v. A. 1. ^^vJpff vT^TPft/. srz- 
 J^qiJir m. &c. rt?I^/. rT3<?TTf /. 
 
 2 ^5r^?q<Jir »». s^ftqirr m. s^ m. ivj m. 
 
 Virulent, a. active in doing mischiefs — poison, &.c. 3T?rpr, 
 ST^T^ or ^r^, ^JTR'm, ^5^, rr?5<jT, a^Firr, 31^,1^'!, 
 
 Jpf ^T^r, sr^?, fft^ir. 
 
 2 fi<^. V. AciiiMONious, Malignant, ^sj^^r, t?ft, ?>ft^. 
 Visage, >i. v. Face. j^n. R^^rm. %^TTm. ^PTHirrwi. jcv". 
 Viscera, m. internal organs of the lody. q"Rf??=i 'fl^q^T m. 
 
 f Z. qprtri^r #1 «. id,. 
 
 2 See Bowels, 
 Viscid, Viscous, a. glutinous, <?y. v. Sticky. N^ or f^f^- 
 
 ^, f^-in^ or 5T or w^, q^, N^q^T^, fT5lfn:?fr?T. 
 Viscidity, Viscosity, "V'iscou.-nkss, «. v. A.N^^qojT (i. 
 
 f=q^f^f^?fqaiT OT. &e. -N^^oT/. f^^'TJ/. N^<T^ /. 
 
 ( intens. f^T.T^W.lZ m. ) f^^^=^f. F.KT m. 
 Visibility-, Visibleness, n. v. A. 1. ^^m^X^P^^Jf. &c. 
 
 ^s^mr/ (^^^l^mf. ^f^J=^Xrnf. ^f'^^^^Jf. Ac. 
 
 2 g-qiqoiT m. 3-qiqoir m. &c. 
 Visible, a. perceival//e ly the eye. T^nnqr'T^r-^JTrTT-^mrlT- 
 
 &c. ^pRq>nTT?iR)^r-^iinvtc. ^jq, ^'?-c?T, ^.^\t^.,zi\. 
 ^frq-, ^r^T, ^^Tr^^, \f^^^., ^^^^^, ^fv.i^, ^"i- 
 
 2 apparent, conspicuous, open. TT5, 'imr, 5^^, Sfl^, ii- 
 Tliat has become v. S(t7ir a. i«(/. qiJl'T. 
 
 To become y. Storr^TiJif. [^, ^»nrR. 
 
 3 </(fli! IS in sight. ^^rTT, f?r?T'JTRT, f^H;^ 'iTra^T, H^«- 
 VlsipLT, arfy. V. A. 1. 2. ^7^^^ «H^, ^.nm dccl. f^^HTT 
 
 rfeeZ. Stro^^PJrT, ^qi, 3^qof, .Sc. qi^H:. [ fj^^n. 
 
 Vision, n. faculty of seeing.^ r. Sight, ^f^/. ^'^f. mjff- 
 
 2 act of seeing, v. Sight, qff^ n. ^f^ /• T^TT/. 
 The line of v. ^53^^ «. ^?q'<T '"• 
 
 3 supernatural dream, .j-e. ^"SJ-TF m. ^jrj w. zf\^ n. T^- 
 q;r »». W?Hlr-JiK m. [ m. jjrar/. 
 
 4 spectre, phantom, apparition. g^TFI »". HTfl^ m. 'jTIHTH 
 Visionary, a. v. Imaginary, jt^^, JT^-.Tf^T, JiPTffl^, 
 
 iH?i^'T^r, H^r^R^r^r, -flcTT'^ifsr-TJ, 5iqjn-7;R. 
 
 2— a person. g-^%'3R,T^^'n,Tq^R^I,^?''T,»15i'rf^p'^. 
 
 To Visit, v. a. go to see. ^€\^^-^_^\^J^■&ic. :>iidf-%^ g. of o. 
 
 H^/.-&c. 'ymg.ofo. [ ?{ ^m. 
 
 2 yo to survey, S(c. with authority. q^M^-TT^oft ^^T^f-
 
 VIT 
 
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 Visit, Visitation, n. v. V. 1. und Interview. H^^KltfTt 
 vTTOT «.-%iJr n. ^n^qrar/. 
 
 luileceully long. v. visilalion. Z\^ «■ v.\ 
 
 2 TT^oft qpn^rrn ^^f «.- q^ «. qifoft/. 
 Vi^iTOB, VisiTAST, 7J. V. V.l. and Guest. 'T^g'-H^t^fTHf- 
 &C. %(JrTU- 3TT%^, TTfOrr «i. ( TTf iift/. ). 
 
 Atteutions to a v. v. Civility. qT^qTuft «• t'-^. 
 Eising ux> to receive or dismiss a T. J^rTT^T/.^^ 
 
 Eeceiviug or dismissing a v. without rising, but 
 making an inclination to rise. f?f JTrTT^T /. 
 
 VisoE, M. vizard. W^^vq m. K^qf^r m. 
 
 Vista. See Avenue. 
 
 Visual, Visive, a. pertaining, ^'c. io sight, ^'ft'^r, =T^?:^T, 
 
 sts^^, &c. ^rfjT, ;^f^^q<t, ^f^f^iwq^, ^f^ftf^^r^^f. 
 tft- ^^^^, 
 
 ViTAt, a. qfo?- lelonging to life. f^^rr^TT, qTOIT^r, STTOTTf^r'T- 
 
 V. thread. a^yg'^Tr^r^m/. 
 
 2 necessary to life. sffiTT^e^^, ^^^^T^I^, ^STR'^T, STTOT- 
 ^<;, ^«riTT?TJF, ^tsr^T^TT'fr, srrui in comp.,^'!^ in eomp. 
 
 V. air. STroitTT'Tm. 
 
 3 leing tie seat of life, mortal. ^]'Jl ^r^^T^T, l^fTsTt^r. 
 In a Y. part. f^sfT^^ or fsrs^ra. 
 
 Piercing a v. spot or part. hK'T^ot. ^T"iI?'<TR*r^»«. 
 V. spot or part. f^s^T^fT/. Hjf«. HH5'«TTiTM. ITH?<T?5 
 ot. sn"OT?'<Tr=T«. ^JT«. 
 
 4 See Essential. 
 
 Vitality, n. vital enei-ff!/ or power, \. Lite. ^^m. ^^^■ 
 
 f^f JfTiJT^Tf^/. ^t-T^^Tf^F./: %fT^T/. 3?r^n. 
 Vitals, n. parts essential to life. T^o^J^^\ or fifs^RT^t 
 
 ^vjfi^n.pl. fjfs^rs^/. pi- HR?'<TR«. f?. 
 21? Vitiate, v. a. v. To Coeeuft, To Spoil, -^f of, ^T\K- 
 
 ^^5I->3-'H:-&c. ^l^, ^5fOT!!.-&e. ^F^tjt,;. q,'"o. 
 
 2 (ffiiro^y </;e validity of. 5IT?r?f-f^^-4-7-#f;55-sq"<T-Tf|?T- 
 
 &c.^?;in, siT?f^7'rT«.-'ff^^T'Jir»'.-&c. s^riT'fr. 
 Vitiated,;?, y. V. 1. f£fq-5%^r, <tc. ^TJ^, <3TniT, »?'?, ff^cT, 
 
 2 ^r?r?5 %^?5r, f?T?:'4jF %?5?^r, &c. 
 
 Vitiation, «. v. V. 1. f^^%^n. &c. ^qjJT'J. 
 
 2 iJT^rl ;p<6tH. A-c. 
 ViTions. See Vicious. 
 
 Vitreous, a. y. Glas-sy. q^r%^T, ^^Ttf , ^^^^. 
 To Viteify, 1'. a. turn into glass. W.X'^m.-^.j^^f^m^m. ep^ijf . 
 To Viteify, r. n. become glass, ^.['^m. gfiii. 
 Vitriol, «.— blue, ifrrf^ or Sm. n. rrrJ^qifH!. HTtT". Kf ^^ 
 r,. ^sr^^H'!.— green. f^TR;JT»«. f^T-T^fT/. ^lVT?r«. iT=rt- 
 HFn. f^T^n. -cTTJ^T^^m.— wliite. t^^r^ T^K'^m. n. 
 Vitriolic, Vhuiolous, a. v. N. iTTrg?rrqr, JrWFff. 
 To Vituperate, Vituperation, See To Abuse, Abuse. 
 Vxxupeeatiye. See Abusive. 
 
 Vivacious, a. lively, sprightly, y. Mebet. cT^fll, 3Tr'i5(t, 
 g5!Tf?^, 31T?^;Y, 3-|5T^|1^. 
 
 2 long lived, t[^\^. 
 
 3 tenacious of life, vigorous, Y. Lively. ^^^K.^ f^^^. 
 Vivaciousness, Vivacity, n. y. A. 1. jfsrflTT'nTw. &c. g-- 
 
 Viva voce, ?(u~-^^ FiTit, ^TSMlff, hj^^stt^I-, r^^^^'m. 
 Vivid, a. of colours, Sfc. y. Bkioht, Ci.eae. JcJ^, s^s-i't^, 
 
 2 Zwe7y, strong, not dull, cj'c. — imagination, recollection, 
 &c. tI-^c5^cT or ?5^r5^?r, ^^=q^?r, ?jfcri^ljfrrT, ^FI^CH, 
 
 Vividness, «. y. A. 1. Z7,w.'^mm. if^^T^irm. &c. 
 
 2 c^^Fsf^rTTOTTH!. :F5^f%r[q-0TT»J. &c. 
 ViviFiC, a. life giving. ^^^ JfRiJTRT, ^«r-&c. ^utrt, ^'mq'^. 
 Vivified, ;). y. V. ^sfrtipFiF^T, ^^5r%?I?JT, &c. ^fjffT. 
 To Vivify, v. «.y. To Animate. ^ft^»i.-&c. ^Dt-qi^ijf, ^;jft- 
 
 ^-&c. w^l^t %Hg^ot. 
 i ViviPAEOUS, a. that Irings forth its young alive. vT^^ 
 
 (lit. born from the womb), ^%rr?rsr§, ?i%rf?fspT. 
 Vixen, n. y. Scold. f^sTrfVtsr^^T/. w.iAXXf. ^??^mft<TT/. 
 
 ?5f?TT/."%^r^rr<JT/. ^1^15/ ^T>Ti5/. ^I5^^T/. ^5^rt or 
 
 Viz. adv. namely. J^^ottt. 
 
 Vizard, n. mash for the face. ^^Z\mn. ^t^^~\m. 
 
 Vizier, n. — the minister. ^sffT. 
 
 ViziEEsniP, 11. ^f^''^f. ^'fSK^^f. 
 
 Vocable, n. y. 'Wobd. ^ts^ot. cfT^^Fm. [^rq'^M, 
 
 VOCABULAEY, ?!. lexicon. Jpt^W. ^-(S^qiJnTw;. ^laj:FIR«. v.«^- 
 
 VOCAL, a. having voice or speech. ^TR^^, ^Ttrfr^^, ^rMtf^fn- 
 ^, ^^rf . 
 
 m^r^T^, siTuft^r^. 
 
 A'ocALLY, ofZy. «•!</* //iC voice; in 2cords. 3TT5rT^T^, ^Tr^fRf, 
 
 Vocation, h. employment, calling, y. Business, jpirr «. tj- 
 
 ^OT. ^fT !». ffrT/. 
 Vocative, n. — in grammar, ^i^trq- «. 
 To VociFEEATE, V. «. cry out tcilh vehemence, v. To Bawl, 
 
 To Clamour, q^r? m.-mrw^ m.-w.^w.osf. Epxat, rriiJr, ^P- 
 
 Vociferation, ?!. V. V. and Clamour, Uproar, ij^^^r w. 
 TJ^iTT m. itr;^^/. n^^fpsr ?«. rjcfrr^ / n^r^j m. ^=f5I^/. 
 
 f ^'"fr/. q?rrJ7^?5 m. ^uiepr ?«. EFf^JTi"!. "T^n^i m. ^rrsi- 
 
 af'TTS/. ^5tJpo5/. iT?:n^Tr ?». [ q?^^s;qT. 
 
 Vociferous, a. y. Clamorous, Noisy. s^RS^rr, iiRll^^r, 
 
 Vogue, n. practice, v.sage, \. Custom. ^etFT /. ^mi »«. 
 
 ^^m in. 
 
 To be in y. ^rm. 
 Voice, n. sound of the mouth. 3TR73T ri. siSi ;.<. ^?: w. ^5 
 !«. WZT^ m. EsrfJT M. #:5e^ tn. 
 
 Broken or hoarse v. sfH^r Tsrr ?«. ^^-Tf T«r m. 
 Change of v. (through sickuess, &o. ). ^^H^ m. f?-
 
 VOL 
 
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 VOM 
 
 Etfeiniuate, unmanly v. ?f5TolT »». 
 
 Of brokcu or cracked v. HtTf^^, ^EfTTW. 
 
 Tender or soft t. qioE n^ET m. 
 
 To lose cue's v. ^m m. or iToET m. %tm-5f^af g. of s. 
 2— in singing ; throat. iT5IT »». ^^\^ m. ^ w. ^?5^/. 
 
 Command of v. ^rf^r^'^^/. 
 
 Command of v. iu singing or reading. ^^^/. n. 
 
 Modulations or inflections of v. ^tT^ n. 
 
 Of good V. TS^M, aiRT^^r^. [ »Toft. 
 
 Of a V. capable of ascending- liigh into the treble. 
 
 Sweet or fine v. JitSTaT m. 
 
 Sweetness of v. ^FSHT^q n. 
 
 Treble or slirill v. TTSTSr m. ^^f. 
 
 To pitch the v. to agree with. ^ m. y^^uj. 
 
 To get a cracked v. 5fJ5 m. ^z^ g. of s. 
 3 faculty of speech, v. Speech. ^\^\f. 
 4— in gram. ^V^ n. 
 
 Active T. JjT^crr^^ ». <K?^"T^ «. 
 
 Middle V. a7T^R%T? «. 
 
 Passive v. ^FHfoTSfT^^T ». Tl^'lB'T n. 
 5 See Vote. 
 Void, a. unoccupied, vacant, v. Emptt. f^wr, fttTr, ^T?5^. 
 
 2 vain, null, without hmding force. SiTfTry, "fr^-Z, f?r':'4'F. 
 To make v. See To A'iolate, To Teansgeess. 
 
 3 devoid, destitute, v. Wa5ti>(3. f^THSr, tn^T, ^%r, 
 ^?r, ^Jf^, all in comp. 
 
 ToiB, n. vacuum, ^jvq- n. qt^sff /. 
 
 lo YoiTijV. a. emit as excrement, y. To Evacuate, sra^, 
 e?^'! m.-i&c. ^^^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Leave. 3 See To Nulmft. 
 Volatile, a. tliat passes quicJdy into the aeriform state. ^- 
 
 2 — of quicksilver. fJIFTT. 
 
 3 fickle, airy, \. Changeable, Thoughtless, ^sy or 
 55, =5Tq?5 or 3, ^eI^SSW'TRT^, 1^=^ or fesR, =q^=J'T^f?r, 
 
 =5fq?5sr^iTr, ir5rfh?r^, rfT?^sr?5!?T. 
 
 Tolatilitt, «. T. A. 1. TI-H^ri^TT^^T ^^ ?;i.-qJT ?«. sfmft- 
 
 frrfiTrtT/. &c. 
 
 2 f^^TOTT »». 
 
 8 =^55<TtJTT m. =5rT3T'Jrr OT. ■^RtrT or fegt^t/. =Eff^?T «. 
 
 Tolcanic, a. lelonging.^ ^'c. to volcanoes. ^^TrTTT^t^T, ?^- 
 
 Volcano, a. burning mountain, ^mrtig^ft/- <ftf^^i^ »«. 
 Volition, «. See Will. 2 a v. on ac< ofu-ill. ^W-^ m. 
 ToLiTiYiE, a. having the pouer to will. ^l^rT^lfrFF, ^'^F7- 
 
 Volley, n. flight of shot ; discharge of many small arms at 
 once. ^B^P or f^T?5^/. v. 5n^, ^S^T, Fire^T o>- ril^TJ m. 
 r. grs, "TT^H m. ifj/. in comp. qf?5rTT or ^r »». r. 5n?, 
 
 2 fig. ( as of curses, oaths, &c. ), rJl^Bt/ ff^/. 
 
 VoLuuiLirr, ». y. A. 1. q<Ta<?Dir m. '^^^.\if.^^^^rn\ m. 
 
 Voluble, a.— of the tongue or fpcotli, v. Fluent. ^5t,^- 
 ^?5 ^T?!Oirn, 5^5^, ^rntlT^T, q- R Nl f^ ^. 
 2— of a speaker, v. Ulib. f1[7^r-f51H^l-\c. ^^iTiiTJ'-TT 
 
 3^-=JTq^, ^Tiicpn^, ^q?ir?fT, ^q?^r^, ^<T=ifJi^, '«j"i?5- 
 ?iHT 2T^?r ft-???: ?im ^i=T ^rff ar^rr. 
 Volubly, (zij-. v. A. ?il's^«TT-f^H^qT Ac. ^q^i^^, ^n>?^<7- 
 
 with iinplic. of railing, 'R.'R^, '^z^J^ TflT??, "n-PSt. 
 Volume, n. v. Book. q??r^ n. 
 
 2 ( of a serpent ) v. Coil. q?Rr w. sf^R ». Hgl^ n. 
 
 3 ( of smoke ). RR m. nr^ w. 
 
 4 ( of water ). PjfST »n. T^.m. m'^m. 
 
 5 ( of fire ). JtV?5 J/». gtfT m. Kra m. 
 Voluminous, o. of much matter. it'<Tf^R?TKr^, fq-J^irTwif 
 
 2 consisting of many volumes. 5f|-^ q^^^f^^ ^I^^tv^f- 
 ^, &c. q:?;T^=r|-;:5, 
 Voluminousness, n. V. A. 1. W<^ff^^V: m. fq ^ dU^r^fq n. 
 
 VOLUNTAEILY, adv. V. A. 2. f^f^, gJilT, ffS^J^i^K, flT?'?^- 
 
 Sf-lJ, 3TT?T^^r'!lH or 3TfHHT^ o;- 'flTm^JTrT^^^, 'flTTgrfT 
 
 =?ST5t^?[T, f ^«;%^ or ^^^Irfl^. 
 VoLUKTAEY, «. /;re o/dc/ion, V. EnEE. ^iT, #n5TvftH, 
 
 2 tcillcJ, purposed, dotic ly design., v. Intektiokal. ^- 
 
 3 proceeding from choice or free u-ill, t. Spostaneoub. 
 
 Volunteer, m. apersqn who enters into a service of his oun 
 choice. SINr^r f^dnf-3irTrTr TJ^fT% =5?R;<t qJTOTTTT, 3TT- 
 
 To VoLUNTi Kit, r. n. offer to do any thing uilhouf soUeita- 
 
 tion. aTTTOT ^TTT^ '^ ^TX'I-MV,ui-5R^-&c. *r^, qsfy. 5^. 
 To Volunteer, v. a. offer or bestow uiihoiit solicitation. 
 
 Sfc. ^swm frar^ stit-T^-^ ;i:TTjf-Ac. 
 Voluptuary, n. v. Pleasurist. f«rwt, ?J?irsr^^, 'JPrs?)'\ 
 
 or f^?it or l^rr o;- TfT, ^??tR?, ^^l^fT, ^im 0/ {Nft 
 
 or ?ff, f^TTRpf, HFft, Hl^r. 
 Voluptuous, a. v. Luxurious, Sensual. fq^T'ft, fijsn^ft, 
 
 Voluptuousness, n. v. A. f^TsnTtqoir m. f^;TRftq(iTT m. Ac. 
 
 Vomic-NUT, n. stryrhncs, vux ro»i/cn.— the ])lant. ^^^HT »>. 
 To Vomit, t'. a. throw up from the stomach. STT^, airf^ 
 
 sr^, ^^^ Tranr-jr^dt, rirff ^i^oi, ^dr, jjjift /.- ^=i 
 J1.-&C. ^ g. ofo. with in. con.
 
 TOW 
 
 038 
 
 To Vomit, v. n. eject hy the mouth the contents of the 
 
 5rrf?f/.-&c. \m in. con. 
 Exoeasive vomiting- or general x. 'JTT^^t-^/. 
 Given to vomiting, sfran. 
 Straining at vomiting or noise made at straining. 
 
 To v. violently. TI'TSaT, ^cri^UTjT wqJ'Jf, 
 Voiiix, «. matter voviited. 3Tr=P/. ?f?f./'. 'fffff /. 
 
 2 emetic medicine. Z^zf. S'S^t/. ^ffrf/- ^c^'lt^-^rft^- 
 &c. asit"T'4 «. 
 
 V. given to a person vfLo Las taken poison. i3"?jfTo5 
 
 or J^oS m. :s^W.\ m. [ Z'^^. 
 
 TOMITED, p. T. V. A. 3TT^^?!T, 3ftf=T ^T^^^T, Sftn, CfHff, 
 
 To be V. f^T^DT ( Ei. tflBT f?fqTW or 3T^ &c. f^qT^ ). 
 
 YoillTEE, «. Voiim^^G, p. a. T. V. 31FF0TTTT, STTaTRT, Z'^^ 
 
 ToiiiiixG, «. V. Y. N. 3iT*ot «. STH^ «• &c. air/. 3r?y^/. 
 ^?jc/. Errnr «. ^\'[^pop. ^\^f. n^f. s-^tcs w. sfT /. 
 
 55T?: »». 3-fSOT n. 
 Vomitive, VoMiTOEr, (1. 2;rofMr/«^ vomiting. 3H^^T, ^t- 
 
 rft^T, &c. Sff^^FT^jp, ^H^^R^, ETTT^tJ. 
 VoEACious, a. V. Gluttoxocs. ^uirT or ^, ^T^S, STq'mT, 
 
 A^OKACiousNESs, VonACiTT, n. v. A. ^T'JtRT'JTT ?«. ?=TT^T?7 
 tJTT m. &c. JJ-'^sf^/. W^^f- '^TT^TT/. v- f S. 
 
 Voni'EX, n. eddy, ivUrliiool. -^^TJ m. a^r^T^ m. =q^ m. 5T{gT«. 
 
 VoETiCAL, a. tvhirling. ^\^-'^\mw\.| ^V^Xf'^Vn]TS . 
 
 VOTAitiST, VoTAKT, w. one engaged as ly vow or jpromise to; 
 devotee, follower. TTTT'^r in conip. 31T'H^ in conip. *r^ 
 pop. •HTTFT, OTTF^, «^'^?, 3T?r, 3=5m, 5?^, JRRiT, irFft. 
 
 Vote, n. suffrage. ^^r\f. ^^jTctrf^/- ^''HFr;?^?! «!. 
 
 To Vote, i;. a. c7ioose ly suffrage. ^T'^iTrn^-^'TTfrl 3[^^-g'- 
 
 To Vote, v. n. express one's mind. ^^f\fr\f. ^ar, ?I^frIJr=f>T- 
 
 Voteb, w. v. V. N. HJ^f?, ^'Jirn. 
 
 Votive, n-. given, Sfc. ly vow. ?r^?lT^T, H^T^ft^, ^sfRq-^HfT. 
 To Vouch, «. n. hear luitness, give attestation in supiport or 
 proof, ^^^f. \vi[, ^m^t/.-fH^IT /.-&c. 5p5:^--5[at, ^^?5T 
 
 VoacHEE, n. document or paper which vouches. ^^3T »»• 
 
 ^-&c. 3^ m. ^^vm^ m. STTriTT^r M. 
 To Vouchsafe, v.a. condescend to grant. ^"^T^^^-i^^mj^t' 
 
 To Vouchsafe, v. n. v. To Deign. ^5^f.-^^m^f.-&c. 
 
 ^^. i 
 
 Vow, n. solemn p-omise made to God. ^^^ m. W[^^jf. ^r^- 
 
 Faitliful to a v. of religious observances. ^Jf^TrTiTrr. I 
 
 VTAD 
 
 Making a v. of some religious observance. gfT?i?T| "i. 
 
 V. imposing on one's self some religious observance. 
 3?t n. ^^?7 m. ^^■^ m. 
 
 That is under or engaged by ;i v. of religious obser- 
 vance, ilcfij^, ^^r^'I^, ^^ii:r^_ 
 
 That has violated a v. of religious observance. ?TfTstrf. 
 To fulfil a V. ^^H m. %S^-J^5for, ( and to be fulfilled 
 
 ^^^ m. qTJr-ftp^CTv ). [ ^/. 
 
 2 solemn proviise. a^mTTT/. armTT^/ TtT'<T/. ?HHHT- 
 To Vow, V. a. consecrate, ^'c. ly vow. ^^T^^, H^T^TM \^. 
 To Vow, V. n. ffm^e oi-oif. RifH ni.-HT'IFTr/.-&c. W.l^., ^IT^^. 
 Vowed, p. v. V. A. ?!?! HSBT, H^^M f^-""^?!!. 
 Vowel, n. letter which can le uttered ly itself. i^X m. HT^- 
 
 Coalition of vowels. 5fp^^fiT m. 
 
 Short V. JTr^T/. [^?5^T=^T/. ^W m. 
 
 VoTAOE, n. journey ly water. ^'^Tf. ^H^^^T w. ^^J'TH ». 
 VoXAGEE, «. one ivho journies hy icater. ^<J>ft, ^5?'^^'^' 
 
 Vulcan, «.— in Hindu mythology. fjr=^^ilf, ?«rf^T?>iT'. 
 
 VuLGAE, a. of or lelonginj to common or loiv people, v. Com- 
 UON, Low. aT3TiT^?ft=sfr, ??R^Rfl=^T, ^B^qRIT^ft^T, lf- 
 ST^s;, ^tJT^r^T, iT^t^=Eft^r, ^f\(t¥'t<t^T, 3=[5m^^t=^ . 
 2 mta?;, coarse, vnre/ined, Sfc. V. Low. ^iIiiTg;^ ^iT^T'3r- 
 ^CT^-&c. ^[?rt^T-5r^=5JT-m5^.5TT=^T-5rS0TT=qT-ftift^T-&c. JT- 
 M?;, ar^ITft, ns^f ^"t^^T, TT^'^, 3Tq>--q-, aif^TJ, STT?;?T, v?r^- 
 
 3 — the tongue or speech ; popular, colloquial, vernacular, 
 
 VuLGAE, n. V. People. nff^PJ^ m. pi. 3T5m^m/. ?t3t?li^- 
 
 off m. pi. ^OT^ltfTrcSt «i. iji. ?IT^T?rfr m. pi. 
 VuLQAEisii, n. vulgar expression, v. BAEBAEiSiT. 3^5Tift^r- 
 
 Vulgaeitt, Vulgaekess, n. coarseness, ^c. of manners or 
 language. JUTsTRT =^m=!;/. ^OTSTT^ '^rf /. 3T3T'iI^Trft=5t'\ =^- 
 
 ^=ETrt w». 3Tf^T'ST=5t?;iT n. ST^a^^fxT/. &c. 
 Vulneeabilitx, n. x. A. H^?TT/. ir^'t'TrlT/. 
 Vulneeable, a. susceptille of wounds. ^^ c^TIWT'^rir-^in- 
 
 ?TT-?rR^-&c. ir?T, ir^^. 
 
 V. point, v. SoEE. ?rm n. ^^r<:^^^ «. n^^iipr „_ 3^. 
 ^ n. ^^ n. fU^ «. 
 
 VoLTCEE, ». — the bird. Tff^ or tT «. fJT=n oj- fqirrs «. f^^'- 
 
 w. 
 
 \Y , This letter is represented in Maratlii by sT. 
 To Wabele, v. n. move from side to side,— a. top, &c. ¥r7^, 
 
 |?5Ff ftpT^. 
 Wad, «. ( of a gun, &c. }. ^Tift^ m. 
 
 2 ( of cloth under a load on the head ). ^q5t or =^^0^/".
 
 WAI 
 
 939 
 
 TVAK 
 
 /. 3TT^7r or air^r m. 
 Wadding, 7t. stuff jor ivaJs. ^^T «». 
 
 2 ( for stuESng garments ). 'n;oTI^-"T?;'n'i%-&c. f^^Tl^ »■ 
 To Waddle, v. n. move from side to side in walking, ss^of 
 
 or iiFA-i ^^of, gfqj'Jif, ^qr/. pi. ^"jf-^pif, ^^Ff-^^fi-^r- 
 qr^m-&c. =q\FM., n^.^i^, H?I^tft/.-^*S »■ or ^srm. 
 or W'tl/.-Siii. ^\u\ in. con. 
 Waddle, Waddling, n. v. V. ^^^ n. igw.^ n. &c. ^BrT 
 
 AVaddlee, n. Waddling, p. a. v. V. f^^^IRT, Z^n =^T?50Tr- 
 
 To WaiiE, t'. n. u-alk through ivater, cj-c. TTT3rfm% ^m, 
 
 q-iuqr^^^ TTq'r ^fot, Trift =?r?;?r-Troft??'r3t?f-&c. srrof. 
 
 2 jiass with difficully. «riTr^-^'2r^-if5:H-?5x#^57r-^S5iTT%- 
 TnT3Tt5ff-&c. 3Tra|-=ETraaf. [ qi^st/. 
 
 Wafee, m. thin cake. =^\■Z^W?{J. ^^TffF^/- f%^^/. "TTTS w. 
 2— for letters. f^'i)i^lN']-?5Tm^-&c. ^f[f.-h^^f. %- 
 tpT or cfip^ n. from the Euglisli ia commonly used by 
 those vrho speak of this article. 
 
 To Wafee, i». a. ^'^x n. ?5IJrST-?rTf ^ ^ij^iuj. 
 
 To Waft, v. a. hear through air or water. ^t^^r[-'^V,'^- 
 
 To Waft, v. n. v. To' Float. FftloT, FTT^, ^H^JTTot-q'Jt. 
 Wag, n. \. Jester. iT?^=qT, 5pTT^, fimm=qT TTWW. 
 To Wag. See To Moye. 
 To Wage, v. a. ( war ) cary-y on. ^ra^oj, sp^iir, Hts^. 
 
 2 See To Wageb. 
 Wagee, n. het.'^^f. H^ m. ^f. 3(I?T?r/. !Tf?TfTr/. 
 
 That has "won the w. f^TrTTCl. 
 To Wageb, v. a. let.\^ f.-V^ ?«.-?T^/.-&c. ^^-hkO'i, ^r- 
 
 To be ready to w. qor m. HTTW. 
 Wages, n. hire, reward for service or lalour. ^W^ m. ^^^\■ 
 X m. qm m. ^^TRT or ^^TTf^T m. H^^/. H^jf^qT q?tT >». 
 rr^5TT m. ^I^rl/. ?f^5T/. $?R n. W.^^J. 'jm/ TTT^ ». 
 Daily w. fr^ m. f^sfH m. ^V^f. 
 Waggish, a. v. rnoLicEsoME, Prankish. Jrivriioti, J^f^TT, 
 5§?m:, ?sTTrft, f^nr^, f^nft^rq^ '^-'"?ft gnral^r. 
 
 Waggishness, Waggebt, n. v. A. and Peane. ?5:?TTrftgiiTr- 
 
 To Waggle. See To Waddle." 2 See To Mote. 
 Waggon, n. v. Cart. =qT^rat-=5rT^rat=EfT nrer m. Note. 
 
 Four wheeled vehicles for transporting goods are not 
 
 iu common use by Maruthas. 
 Wagoonee, n. ilT¥T ^f^JWRT, TTS^ft. 
 Wagtail, m.— the bird. ^-^^m. ^"^iXz m. ^J^RtTwi. 
 
 — Indian w. TT^nt/- 
 Waif, n. goods found of lohich the owner is unknown. ?ft?«. 
 
 To Wail, v. n. weep aloud, v. To Lament, To Cbt. ^?y spT- 
 f5 T?w, T^ir ^rt?^ rj^, ^TTCSW, arirfrm, arr^^, sffir- 
 
 Wail, AVailiso, «. v. V. wfffT"iTH. &c. an^fTm, a^i^^n. 
 
 air^r^OT. ft-??Nw. •^Jr?5Rm. &q-t^[?lm. [^^:TTm. 
 
 General or great w. rjmf. rjn^/. 3ilT«ia?IU/. ^- 
 AYain. See Caht. 
 Wainscot, «. /i«/'«^ o/ boards to a trail. fk^A f?;pit^- 
 
 ^^^'^'\f. r^^^T^^^^f. 
 Waist, «. — iu aiuitomy. fiWCf. »T«^m. Hl^lni. >pf?/. ^^■ 
 
 ^^»;». ^Rf/. — revilingly. JTrJIRw. 
 Money bag; worn round the w. ^^mT'BJm. 
 
 2 (of a mouutaiu, veosol, &<:.). qtjn. «hm'llm. 
 Waist-band, «. upper part of breeches, ijc. ^'FTm. 
 
 2 See Girdle. 
 AVaist-coat, n. — the garment. ^T^^T^m. *l?'T/. 
 To AVait, v. 11. stay in expectation. ^W\^■ ^\i.^H rr^irt- 
 
 ?rf?I^T/.-Sf?fi^T/. :R0r,rl^iJf, ?qaT, Vltq^, 31^ot, HT^W. 
 To make to w. To keep waitin*^. s^T^w. tn^ ^. q/"©. 
 
 2 */(ry, tarry. i^f^IW, ^Toi«T^, fy^oif, ^^tir, Z^m. ^dr- 
 
 After waitinf^ awhile. tr|''T. 
 
 To w. awhile. 3T5nPT?T«i. ^^, ^Hm. trriJi. 
 
 3 upon; (7^/fnJ!/;J0M, V. To Serve. 'EjT^ft/. ^FTof-^UTi 
 g.ojo. ^^]f.]>l. ^FT^-^Tot ^. o/ 0. «i<«IW/. ^"ir y. 
 o/o. ^THT^fRm. qcrr ^. o/o. 
 
 Wait. See Ambush. 
 
 To lie in wait. OT^-^ffT-At?- ^I^OT, ?P?^. 
 Waiteb, n. AVaitino,;). a. v. A'. 1. ^"^!?,5HJiRr-^>a»i=r?r, 
 
 2 ^Tfii'JrrTT, fq-?;DnTr, ^JT'-^OTirr, Sec. 
 
 3 rtrti^ Sebvant. =qT^fr ^^nT-=FT?OTTn, n^^r^ fJnJTin, 
 
 I. v. Salver. 3T5^/. 
 Waiiingwoman.w. ?rriff/- 
 To AVaive. See To AVave. 
 To Wake, To Waken, v. n. not to sleep, v. To Watch. 
 
 2 cease from sleep. ^rTT-^RR-Ac. ^\^, J^wr, i\km. pi. 
 
 To Wake, To Waken, v. a. rouse front sleep, v. To Awakf. 
 
 v?iRTr-&c. SR^, TS^of. 
 Wake, «. religious vigils. ^PRITm. f. ^7, ^M. 
 
 2 (of a ship, &c.). Wt^oft/. 
 Wakeful, a. indisposed to sleep. vTinTT, ^11^^, ^iriTT?^^, 
 
 2 See AV^'atchfil. 
 Wakefdln-ess, n. v. A. 1. vTRi>qonwi. ^iRlJ^qonm. ^rrrTtJTM. 
 
 / irtT«T»». ^ 
 
 Waking, «. awal-e state. ^SfRtq^'"- ^t^w. ^JTRRln. ^^TFT^ 
 Waking, a. Idongitnj to xcakinj stale. vTl»lTTRr.'^nTTT;=jT,
 
 WAL 
 
 940 
 
 WAN 
 
 To Walk, v.n. move or ffo on iJiefeet. '^J^vi^^J<Jn^-^V^- 
 
 Able to w. and talk ;— a cliilj. =^W.m ^TrT^TT, =^]BT.J 
 
 To \v. backwards and forwards. t^TT^ m. ^.t^. 
 To w. with a stately gait. SJT^ot, sk^H =^I^ot. 
 
 2 «oi /o run; move slowli/ on tie feci. =^\^^^-m'^^\'^\^iH 
 
 -7\ s:Ti?rrrf-&c ^^oT. 
 
 3 about; as for an airing, &c. qFTmr fp^W, Tm'Wi" fp- 
 ^NlrfMm, TT^ m.pl. JTT^^ sfTtOT, ?l?./.-^f?5/- ^'Jf, 
 l^zj. Wm-f^K^, %Tr m -%T<F^^ m. ^F^dt, "%3/. ^uq:^!, 
 rISIlTr m. SRCTf-TTT'jf-arilf, 5;^?50T or ^If?'!?, tIt^JT m.-'lft- 
 ^ITW n.-&c. sfrrof, f^^Vn n.-U^X m. ^.l^^ fsTfTot. 
 
 4 oflf ; V. To Decamp. q-^sjRT wj. -^\ /.-=5T?5?3[/.-<&c. ^F^. 
 
 5 off with ; take furtively, g'q^cir, g-q?;r or gTTTH^r ?«. ^nfr, 
 
 6 V. To Behave. =cTr?5af , ef^ot. 
 
 5b Wale, «. a. pass through or upon. =sfTc=5cfl, f^JT^, %^, v^T- 
 fff aZ? with ^, net, &e. T^q?T W^l^- 
 
 2 ZeaJ, rfj-Jt-e, r2We, Sfc. with a slow pace. ^T?ft?r-^?5?qT- 
 
 3 about ; ( horse, &c. ). %5CaT, %? 'P?:5Frw.-%^nj.-&e.;Rnf, 
 2f aSr or 2:|?5oir. 
 
 Walk, Walking, n. \. V. N. 1.— the act or pace. ^\^ 
 =qra3f n. TT^r^rSijf n. TTT^JS/. tfr^^r?5/. =EI?;oT^qTff/. 
 
 q-T^^r^ m. 
 
 2 ^rS5t-<t^r?5/. HTtft^rPS/.qr^;?! =qT?5/.<TT5rS or q^M/. 
 
 5 f^r^of ?z. ^^^f.l^if. IHZf. %Tr J». %^'FH:"FT m. %^ ?7i. 
 
 W. of a hundred paces after a meal ( to promote 
 
 dii^ostion ). m^J^^f. \\7\^^f. 
 
 6 and Conduct. =^]Vjf. ^'^^W.f. 
 
 I. manner of ivalking. =5rT??/. ^\^:^ n. '^W^'a^^^'^ t[nf. 
 
 II. sjMce or ground for walking. ftrr-?f^?5-&e. :FTTi^=5l1r 
 
 ?rr?;/ qmf^f Pp^iiq-i^r ^^r «i.-&c. ^frqi^st^t^rT^/. ^?t- 
 
 TT-TSft^r ^^ m. [UTRT., qT^^<t. 
 
 Walked, m. Walking, _p. a. v. V.N. 1. 'TT'TT%-qT'fr-&c.=qT^- 
 
 2 =ErT?fr^-Hr5r m?rT?r-&c. =5TT^aTRr. [ ^tsI/. 
 
 Walking-stick, n. ^\^f. ^mf?f tR^i^Tr^ft-^H^^t-Ae. 
 Wall, «. firfT/ f^crjT or s/. Prf^/. 
 
 Gable w. ^fsf/. 
 
 Hollow in a w. ( to contain grain ). af35 n. Hgn »». 
 
 Niche or recess in a w. ^r^rST ««• ^T=7ri n. \^^f. 
 
 Thin w. ( as of one brick ). fq^oft/. TS^/. f^rft/. 
 
 W. enclosing the court of a temple. qrSE or qr^^/. 
 qTST'it/. 
 
 2 ( of a village, &c. ) enclosing trail. f,^». ^^ n. ^i^^- 
 ^n. EFT?: m. r\Z m. aRoxfT J». "FI^/. q^T «;. ( as SfTf^q^T, 
 ^t^q'^) STT^Rm. :n=^tT ". 
 8 ( of lath and plaster ). m^ or fid^f. 
 
 4 ( of slight sticks, plastered over ). ^F? m. 
 To make a w. ^ijf, ^FSOT n. ^or. 
 
 5 ( of stones loosely thrown up ) dry ivall. ttSTT or qr 
 
 m. ^FR^f'Trr/. qts/. ejTsqtsE/ 
 
 6 ( of a tent ). ^mr^f. 
 To Wall, v. a. fH?f/-&e. siftiur. 
 
 AValled up, closed up tcith masonry, sjfjj^. 
 AVall-ete, n. %a or %^ ir^r m. 
 
 Wall-eted, a. \^ or ^H7r,%-qT sWn^rr. 
 
 AVall-plate, n. j^qi;^ n. f^^ri «. ^^T5t/. 
 
 AVallet, «. < of travellers, ). JfrfTT »«. sfr^^t or ^J^>t^f. r- 
 
 2 ( of beggars ). ^]^f. traurr »n. =qiq^/. 
 To Wallop. See To Boil, To Bubble. [ ^.rih. 
 
 To Wallow, v. n. iumlle and roll. BT^'iI, BtS'-'jf, ^Z^]Zf. 
 
 2 fig. qi^tjf , TTT^-&c. ar^wf. 
 Walnut, n. — the tree. 3T^?F^ or J or 3T^fr^ or jw. 3T^T- 
 Sm.— the nut, 3T^?R or 5, a^cpf^ or 5 «i. «. 3T^ot. 
 
 Waleus, «. ^5^m3 ^ ^=Tr=r^ arif . 
 
 To AVamble, v. n. be qualmish. 3'H^'Jr, ^a^^o!,v\ loth impers. 
 
 Wan, a. of a sickly hue.^pale. ^'^ or ^^z or 3fT<P^, ff^r 
 
 or fqrigT, Pp^J, JTT'JISToS, q7'JriTr=qr, f^^^T, f?f€i^, ^I- 
 
 To look'w. — countenance, g^jfsot. 
 To turn w. +|c4-:)'iui, ^Fl^sTSat, ^rs^Rof, ^Rjtir. 
 Wand, «. v. Twig. qrpFT^T/. WM^f. ust/. 
 
 2 charming rod. W-\t\f- 
 
 To wave hisw. — a conjuror. ^\f[ f. f%?;5r'Jf-fq^1fa^. 
 
 3 staff of authority. gfT/. =FT^/.%5r «. 
 
 To Wandee, v. n. roam, rove^ ramlle. f^S^, f^Srf f'P^'JT, 
 
 /. pi. HT^nf-HTftfT f^Tot, r^fl f?t^5-f3T^g fff^|-i?:r"^Tr- 
 
 3T0T'TaT-&c. ft>?^, qq?:rr /w/. q?JR^ w.-rls^T «.-^P[UT «.- 
 qft^JHOT m.-&e. JF^Jif. 
 
 2 yo astray, v. To Deviate, To Ebb. ^ 4iu7 , =?^3it^, sj- 
 ^^^ or ■JT^'Jr, ^J/. W5of-^"r|?i^Tux^ iSJ^oj, ^TS^jnit, T- 
 ^aoT, q?f^5r, 5qf*rqR M.-&C. ^T^, sqf5T=srR Jn.-'jtfFT/.- 
 &c. ff'Jty. qfs. 
 
 3 ( in speech ). cR^oi, cTTFT'Jt or rf^enTr, qr^^foT, ^sff'^Tot, 
 T^\^ f^Riif, TT^ n. \^x^-im. 
 
 4 — mind, eyes, &c. rilVMor rRotof^ VfHtjf, %^T^ 5T^^. 
 
 f^TTf^giTm.-gf^fsmTT »M.-¥ffffr/.-&c. arfiDTy. ofs. 
 Wanperee, n. Wandeeing,;). «. v. V. 1. flsiIRT, f^^ ftf- 
 TtTTTT, ^?:^F?r fTRiJIRr, ^<ic. f^sf'P^qr, HJaF^T, ffS^T, f<?i- 
 
 i3Jrui-<T4?:;^.&c. ^TTf-^ft-&c. 
 Distressed w. qTrHTT. 
 W. in tracts unknown. f^iVfirT. 
 
 2 =|^T7iRi-, ^^H ^roTRT-'13?^, H^<inTT-'H^?^?^,&C. ^^.PA 
 
 HT'TOTorcrr^???, ^'^FR, 5^, ^^T, ijift, »?Jiiift^,i;rW?ft?^. 
 
 3 5r^^'JIRT-5IT^^3?5T, TT^trTfi(R'JIRT-ftT^k?5T, &c. ^^^7\. 
 
 ^"^xz q^Ts. [wt^r. 
 
 4 ?IT5;nrRT-rR3:^prT, vmiTRT, &c. ir^g-, %W5r«T, >?fH?, 
 Wandeeing, n. v. V. 1. ifsor w. fpFrftpTOT n. *R^dr «. ^c. 
 
 ^^7^^ pop. qpsTST «• if st n. qftvi^^'Ji w. ^hota. ^:?»t m. 
 
 ^fX'^lm. f?gR »»,
 
 W. over the earth. f^:m «i. f^HfHOT «. 
 2 ^^Fof;!. ^^^^r^f n. ^^;:^ n. JT^iJf «. &e. ^;itf?f/. sq-. 
 
 4 ?fr?5of »i. qiTijf «. &c. >qTT n. gffn/. f^TT«»T ««. f^- 
 
 2b Wane, o. «.— the moou, decrease. ^'m-^m-V\\^-&. 
 fiot-f'r?t3Tr!ir, ^^STJ^T w.-^T'T J».-=^g- m.-Ae. ^loir ^. o/ s 
 2 T. To Decline. S'rT^, TfrTfTTTrqT ««.-^IfTrqTqr OT.-3'- 
 
 Wake, n. v. V. 1. ?;-^r^ fM n. &c. :f;sir?T?T '«. 3t-7-i;3t/. ^- 
 2 3T5rq?^/. 3"iTRm. 3'^i?nqrq'»«. ^rrnqr^Tw. T?i^nt?;^iT/. 
 
 Waned, p. v. V. 1. ?5f PT 5tR;i=rr, &c. ^FFJrfrt'Jr, ^ftnT^rJ. 
 2 ^Jd?:^?^', &c. 3T7HtcT, STTfT?^??, ^r?T?7q-, ^rfT^^CT. 
 AVanness, ?i. v. a. 3""P^q'nT w. &e. ^FTSST^'T/. ^-ZiTSt/. ^- 
 
 To AVant, I'.d. be without, ^^ot w'^A in. con. and ^^oS-TT^- 
 &c. fTO'ST-tT^-f:fTf|?r-&c. 3TO0T with the iioun cx- 
 pressiug the object, as ?fr ^^t^HSlT arf^ he wants wis- 
 dom,3TTr=r OT.-&C. at^foj- ^. o/ o. n\%m. ^^^ in. con. with 
 $. ofo. 
 
 To w. utterly. ntt'r-3T^f'Tt H<T0T t'«. co«. tvitl g. ofo. 
 
 2 7iO(e iteed of. TT^/.-^'KR/.-^mfT n.-Sf^fl^^ «.-5piTT». 
 3TFf;f?rr/.-aTq?TT/.-&c. ar^rtrr-c^FlSt i». con. ivithg. ojo. 
 
 Wliat do you want ? H^^RT ^T^ Tri^% ? 
 
 3 Wi«7i, V. To Desiee. ^f%i5ar, j^jjT /.-3Tm^r/.-3TqW 
 /.- &c. 3T^T^ in. COM. «uiY/t g. of o. 
 
 4 Jfi diftcicnt or fall short. ^^-■^■h\-&c. gT^rot-q^, ^- 
 
 ^^ f.-^m f.-^^^ f-^m^'! m.-^m m.-&c. 3T?foi-<TS^ 
 
 in. con. with g. of o. 
 To Want, v. n. be deficient, fall short. 3TTT-^'=ft-&e. q^. 
 W^^T.^ n. absence, negation, state of not beivg. ^^ui n. ?TT- 
 
 ffquTT »». aTTr^r m. TTf|?^ M. ^Jf^T^R m. ^Tf^^^ m. S- 
 
 To be a w. of. ^Jfq w.-q^ n. 3T^ot wi^/t ^rtETTW, Ex. 
 f^r^^TT^t^r^'T^fr, tliere is an utter want of learning. 
 
 2 insufficiency, defect, lack, Sfc. v. Deficiency, ijir^nx 
 
 /. 7>jftEr/. ^"m^ m. jpHcfTf /. jpiTfT'Tnp/. srm/. htst «». 
 
 3 occasion for, lack of v. Need. T?^/ ^^^/. 37^1?^ «. 
 
 srqt^JTTf n. ^m^jf 3Tq?^/. 5Tq?Tr/. 
 
 4 indigence, penury, ^c. v. Poveetx. aTJimfrl pop. 3T- 
 
 ^qrT a«(/ ar^Tf^/ %nv^f. =5f'Ji=q'Jr/. =5ri^5r?/. rfi^/. 
 
 That is above w. ^t^ or trrcT. 
 Wants; necessities. ^^^ m. pi. 
 Wanting, a. absent, deficient, short. 3Tirr, ^^T, f^, "^R^- 
 
 To be. utterly w. :sW':nHT-^r^MT-?itq<teT-&C. ?mwf. 
 2 /7«a< /« destitute of or deficient in. e'JfT, <F^, ^_^, «Ft- 
 cTr, all used with both the possessive and the ablative 
 
 WATl 
 
 case, as ^"Y g^t^i ijoit 3^1"^, ^^^IIH "PJft w'i^, f^mOT- 
 ^'T5Er-^JfJT-^TT-f5I^-^f^?l-f!J<f^f!^??f?in^.f^^, all in 
 conip. 
 AVanton, a. lascivious, lewd, v. Lustful. ipRft, ^Wij; f - 
 
 c^, ^rnj^t^r, ^m^^rt^r, ^Fni^fs, 'Fm^,— i-bi). of a 
 
 fonuile. ^=q^, =qqTT, ^T5C, ^ferT. ' 
 
 2 profligate, dissolute, ijv. v. LoosK, LicentIOCS. fli?r 
 
 3 /roi/fiome, i/or^/w, (jc. V. Plavful, PiuNKisn. ^- 
 
 4 unrestrained, regardless of rule, law, mode, cjv. v. 
 InREouLAK, Licentious. «i%^,^^,&fvift};, ^^?f, ^- 
 ^nf?f, STT's^oT, JTT^, PJTT^. 
 
 AV. procedure. ?JT5TT e^^^ »i. 
 AVanton, n. /eic(/ woman, v. IIaiilot. ^rnr^ 'Tl^'fr/. ^TT^:- 
 
 ^RWty. =5iqsrT/ s^fT^ifroft /. fWrfsH^ f. ^"f^^/. 
 
 ?r=^nT/. ^ft'jfr/. TTf^<ift/. ^PTTT/. 
 To Wanton-, u. n.;i,/y lasciviously. r^^nfT/.-^PTRj m.- 
 
 f^qfsTffm wi.-^irfiFrTH »M.-7;m=^'?r f-U^^-hn^ f.r. 
 JT^r «.-TH'jr^/.-&c. ^^^, TH^., TT'f, ^qotoT, ihot. 
 2 T. To Kevel. ?ifTr/. /iZ.-JTi^r /. ;./.-TI-!TT /. ;^/.-ic. 
 JTRiJr, jtna'f or ^Trziir, g^ri^. 
 
 3 — as banners, &c. %559t. [^IH^JHT. 
 
 Wantonly, «,?v. v. A. 1. ^mj^"^, JPTHTHT^, ^H^^. 
 
 2 ^TT^fr^, 5%fnftH, &e.^ 
 
 3 spr^^, ^anFfTTTf-wrfr-ctc. %'Zr, ?:ft%^, 5ffr1^. 
 
 4 a7id Licentious r,y. in^qoTT^, *T^?ft, H^H kt^. (TO, 
 
 AVaNtonness, n. \. A. 1. ^RifWlT ni. ■^]H-h'\'3\\ m. +IH^f^ 
 /. :pRr>TTJr ?«. ^FRT^/. [ mfff. 
 
 2 ^T^fr/. 5%fn'ft/. ift'frqoTT m. &c. z^r£\ f. j^2- 
 
 3 ^r^^ n. f«r=^H »i. iptJT/. ?^^/. 
 
 4 ^3;qoTr »n. &c. 5^/. «i^ /. $l<MfH /. +m-<IK m. 
 
 #^5jFTfH/. ^ft?rr/. 
 
 War, «. contention of states, ^.^f. 55 «. ^m.«. flqiRw. 
 
 The four sehcmes of prevailing or means of success 
 in War are, ^M, ^RT, ^, *r^ ( See M. & E. Diet. ). 
 
 W. of stratag'cms. ^fsTH^? n. 
 To Wab, v. n. malce or carry on tear. FT^Tf/.-J^ n.-Ac. ^- 
 
 WAR-cnABiOT, n. r<T m. 
 War-dkum, n. v^^f. aTT^flf^JT n. 
 AVati-hoese, n. charger. qTC »•• 
 
 To AVabblf, I'd. sing, (jc »<'"' modulations. 3<|<iMui, tr?<if , 
 fpT^ /.-5ft?=5 /. 3T3T /.-?1Tfk »i.-*q m.-^rJl#^ /-&c. 
 
 To AVabele, i^ n. See To Sino. To Quaver. 
 To AVabd, 1!. a. fend off. qRof, PlSTR^i^ot, SfRW n.-PHTR- 
 OT M.-EToET m.-&c. ^^ g. of 0. [ ^^XK n. 
 
 Waed, «. district of a town. ^\T\ in. qTT m. R^ m. ^3 /. 
 
 2 custody, V, CONIINEMENT. "%^ /. <R^ W.
 
 •WAE 
 
 942 
 
 WAR 
 
 To put ia w. T^r^f?r-^^f?r-&c. %5r^. 
 
 3 person under a guardian, ■^'^rft, f§''^JTS'Trr?;r. 
 
 4 ward iu comp. is rcudered by q^f ( as Homew.ird 
 qTr=p|,ntsrr^,Kr55nT^1,&c-IIitlierwavd ^!p%, Tliither- 
 vard f?r^% ). 
 
 5 See Watch, Guarh. 
 
 AVarded, p. v. V. «rR3?yT, &c. sTif^fT, ffTJfrR:?f. 
 
 AVakdek, «. keeper, guardian, ^'c. f^*TTfr?R, T^^ra^, 
 
 ■\Vaedee, n. AVAitDixa, 2). a. v. V. cnr'TRT, &c. f^^IR^, f^T- 
 
 JrKU|+tif-:pTff-&c. 
 
 I. keeper Sfc. Sec Waeden. 
 AVaedeobe, ?^. j'oowj j('7;f?-e clothes, jewels, S;c. are kept. ^\- 
 
 V^^m^] n. ^TIT^TT?7RT «)• m^T^PTT m. 
 Keeper of the w. aud jewelry. v^TH^R. 
 
 2 large looc for keeping clotJics. Tf^^'^T^ ^TT?: n. 
 
 3 tvearing apparel— gener. ^\'^'>'M n. pi. sf^ n. 
 AVare, a. See AVaet. 
 
 AVaue, AVaees, n. v. Commoditt. JTTfT ?'»• Hr^ or ^^T m. 
 
 China AVare. f^^t »TffT «. 2'^- 
 
 Hard AVare. ?5t^^ ^TRTPT «. 
 
 Potter's AVare. ^J^TTr^t 'TttT n. pi. ^JTR^m n. 
 AVAEE-notSE, n. q-^R/. f^5T?T^r^ m. €m m. ^]Z\ f. 
 AVaee-house-keepee, n. ^^ITRSR, ^t^r"^, ^^R^;?5T, 
 AVabfaee, n. miliiarg alterations, war. ^^\f. J^ n. ssrf- 
 
 AVaeilt, adv. T. A. ^RtTTOTT^, ^T^i^^^^, ^Rtrfl^TT 
 
 AVaeiness, n. V. A. a«(^ Caution. ?fR':TT'Jrr in. ^T^qfnfi/. 
 AVaelike, a. Jit, disposed, SjC.for war. ?:;^[3r, V,^^\ or ^\\ 
 
 ^^Kor a-^R, ?ss?rr, Toi^ft^, ^arn'fK, '['Ji^ftT, ^'rr^jj 
 
 2 belonging, S(c. to war, x. Maetial, S^rt^T, &c. 'T^r 
 
 fsT'^qr^ilT, J^^Tq^, ^wft^. 
 AVaElock, n. tvizard, t. Conjdeee. I^^^JTifr^, JrJift, TT^i^TT, 
 AVaem, a. having heat, not cold, gj^, 3'"J'JI, I^JT. 
 
 2 ( of temperament ) Jierg, hot, v. Passioxate. TRff , 
 Trot?, 3->S0T, HTT, ?rR5, iTT*TfiT^T=^=sTT, ^^^nsR^Trl. 
 
 3 made tvarm, heated. iTTH%H?ir, fir??I?JT, 3;?T %^T, &c, 
 ^=T, g'lOT, nTT, Ffff. [ "SOT, ^ftfTT'S'Jr. 
 
 AVarmish. #3?^ or WA^Z., ?fR=R:, ^TKS, ^"thrT, it^T- 
 
 4 enthusiastic, zealous, ardent, v. Passionate, Eaknest, 
 
 ^5^, ^fT?5 or ^T?5. 
 
 5 iwa?-;, vehement, violent,— {\ght, work, Ac. ^S^, ^t- 
 
 ^Tmr, rr^^^r^r, ^PTT^-m^sfr, ?i5T??Tr=5Tr, w.^v^^i'^j. 
 
 To AVaem, v. a. communicate heat to. ^^-3''siT-'TTK-&c. t^K 
 
 ^, rrrrsror, ^TsoTrrr/. 3TTir>Jf. 
 
 To w. before a fire, &c. ^ij /. gut, ^i^pwi. ^^. 
 
 To -w. one's self before a fire, &c. ^^OT, S|t=FOT. qSf, 
 
 2 make zealou:- ardent, ^c. ;jHTrfwJ.-3TR'<:TT/.-&e. STTW- 
 
 To Waem, v. n. become heated. ^?r-nT»T-&c. ^to'l, Fin's. 
 To pnt to w. 3"^?; ^cfDf. 
 2 fig. rise into ardor., become animated, expand. S'fBT^'". 
 
 -3TT%5TOT.-%5rw.-&c. ^oT 2«. co?i.3-?gq;-jfHT^t-&c. ^m,^aY 
 
 /• 3T??5^ g. of s. 
 AVAEM-niCAETED, a.Y. A EFECTIONAIE, LOTIKG. HHrtT^ Or 
 
 95, ^^T^, iTTTT^, imETFT, ^K5E. [^FST, &e. 
 
 AVaemed, /J. V. A. 1. iRH %^?5r, rfN^r^^T, ^qf^?|?IT, ?1^- 
 
 AVaemee, «. AVaehing, p. a.v.V. 1. I^T ^'JTRT, rmtTtrri^, 
 ^^ ^(JTRT, &c. 
 
 2 e^^Tf 'flroiirrn, j^Hrft ^pt'^irt, &c. 
 
 AVaemlt, adv. v. A. 4. g-^rfT^, 37R*T^, :jc^5?i, Ac. ?)T^q, 
 
 5 ^S^T^JTRT, ^SBRRT, ?f5^^f=t, ^fTR-^RT, &c. 
 AVaemness, AVaemth, n. v. A. 1. 3;?nnTUn. ^-caTrTT/. ^^Tm. 
 
 2 T.J^V^mm. FTTTST'JTTOT. &c grorFTT/. q^nfiT^Jir3T /. 
 
 3 ^^^mm. qTHToirw!. nrivt/. ^'^^^jf ?tn%3;"tiitm. 
 
 4 ^ffii'^ 'i. 'iTR'TT/. ??g?f;nT/. nTJft/. ^'TIHT/. 
 
 5 ^SWAm. ris^pr »!• ^S^'^iTT ?». mTZJ m. FIsr^T »». 
 
 I. gentle heat. JpRr?:T'JIT or qpi^^RtJir m. ^]nz^mni. H- 
 
 To AVaeu, v.a. caution against. 'jqiT-Ac. ^ri5r^-^'?^3ir-^T«r- 
 q--&c. :pT^, ^T^-T^rcrr, ■^^^ f.-&c. q^^of. 
 2 admonish of a thing to be done. =I^T^aT, nr^Tf^/. ^T- 
 ^-^^, ^nT^Tot, :?RT=TOT or ^iTT^uf, ^flSr, ^f'T^^-^1^^5- 
 :r^,— strii-tly,particular]y,&c. si^T^^-^S^-^I^Tf^-Ac. 
 
 ?rfn'it-?rr5Ft^/. ^PTof, &c. 
 
 ^ apprize previously, t. To IxrOEM. ^=5?=?^, ?J=5I^f /. 
 
 tp5:CTr g. ofo. ^^Kf. ^ g. ofo. ^q-^r'n, ^Tfyr?f-^f^?t- 
 
 &c. ^.l^. 
 AVaened,^?. v. V. 1. qjT ^5TT'JR3?5T-f=^5r%?JT-m5f^%?I?rr, &c. 
 ^f^rT, ^TfSr?f. 
 
 2 Ht^nq-^^T, ^^r^rfer, ^m^rssr, &c. 
 
 3 f ^sr^^, &c. ?jf%rT, ^TftT?r._ [Ac. 
 Waekeb, ?i. AVaenikQ,/). «. "J^f '^m^T'JTRr, ^RtT ^^'''TRr, 
 
 2 Hi^qoTRT, ^TT^OTRT, ^?TrW^T, ^rfnOTITr, ^\^^ ^^T^JIT- 
 TT, &e. 
 
 3 g^cjuiKi, ^^TST^UTTTT, ^TT^WRT, &c. 
 
 Waening, n. caution.^ admonition. rfT^rt^/. ^if'ft/. ^^^TK^ 
 n. %^|EraT»e. ^j^-^^m. q^^^-^n. ^=^?fr/. ^^^T". 
 To taL-e w. from. ^V^^Am. ^^ g. of o. 
 To take w. become compunctious, cautious., ^'c. ^T^'[- 
 
 j?i. con. 3Tigt5/.-3T5?5/- ^3"ii '«. fo«- 
 
 To be constantly giving w. ^^\ qJTT^'r rm. 
 2 previous notice. ^==1^7/. rTT^ft^/. ^% «• ^^f- from 
 the English «forJ. 
 To AVaep, v. «.— wood, leather, Ac. be twisted, ^^or, sff^F- 
 of, siTiTOT, ^f^^, ^q; «».-5fiq; WI.-&C. qoT in. con. ^f^Sor,
 
 WAS 
 
 913 
 
 ?H^ n. jl 
 
 2 fig. swerve, v. To Deviate. q^iJT, arrSSTr^fT ^nof, ifTT 
 
 /. B"r5>Jr, TT^^y «. srra'^ qsiif y. o/s. 
 
 To "Waep, v. a. di-atv uj) or aside, contract, ^"c. ^i^JT^^, frtS- 
 2 fig-, turn aside from the true direction, periert. ^W.^^^ 
 
 ^m^rn, ^f ^?r5r>jf , ^f f^r ^m, Tra^ »«. qr^^ ^?:iJt g- of o. 
 
 AVaHP, ?e. the threads thai run lottjthwise. rtl'Tr m. 
 ^TifrsftoT/. 3'T=r'JT M. 3'HsfT'n/. 
 
 The threads composing w. sr^TT^J*. 
 To stretch ( hiy ) the w. WTH /. ^^W:^, 
 
 ■Waeped, ;). y. V. 1. •^3q;r, f?r5f?i5T, fnir, ^ir'iisr, ^m7:. 
 
 W. i.i various directions and degrees. ^TT^-Tr^r, ^\• 
 
 qrsg^r^T, 5rf=P5Tf?r5^, srfqrerfFf^sr, ?nF3T^|rsr. 
 
 To be w. bj the ^vind. £rr^<?I^. 
 Waepedxess, n. v. P. ?ft5/ ^f^ m. 
 To Waeeakt, i». a. V. To Authohize. 3T^^R »i.-3Tf^JpTT 
 
 ">.-^TTr/-:^fiT M1.-&C. |ijf, 3T^?qrft-5^f^R ^^^• 
 
 2 support ly authority or prrjof, v. To Sanction. arr'^R 
 
 CO)!. Jf(V/j g. of s. [Ac. qj^ijf. 
 
 8 give assurance of the goodness, ^'f. of.^lf^x\f.-fHl^^f.- 
 
 ■\Vaeeaxt, w. siqiport, sanction, authority. 3Tr«TR m. aTT«TT 
 
 pop. a^r^ir ». sthtot «. tjt^ n. jti^t «. ^Kr m. 
 
 2 tt')-iV, commission, Sfc. m^J^^m. ?f^/. ^f T^rmT »«. 3T- 
 
 3 authority to seize. HKZ n. from the English is used. 
 Waeeantable, «. allowalle, justiftalle, proper .^x. Right, 
 
 Lawful. iTRq', qR^', sfr^T^, ^'f^H, ^Rq-, ^^qT'-^R, ^T- 
 
 SO'R, ?fT«IT. 
 AVaeeastablexess, n. v. A. qr^sftT'^rT «». ^V^^^f. ^l^q-- 
 
 FTT/. 5a>f^?q- n. HRq-^r/. Tq'fTT or JTlnF m. ^x^ n. 
 AVaeea5tably. Sec Allowablt, Lawfully. [ fq'R. 
 
 Waeeaxted, p. T. V. 1. 3Ti!3T?qT^ f^rf ^TT, &c. 3T^?qTft, ■^^^ 
 
 2 aTTs^TR f^?f Sr, &c. HT^r^, ?r[^q-. 
 
 a. V. Y. 3. 
 
 w^t[ ^.mm^ 
 
 Waeeaxtee, n. Waeea>-tis 
 
 f?r^irq^5:nTRT. 
 
 Waeeantt, n. security or assurance given of soundness, ^c. 
 
 fll?f^ilT=Eft-f^^^Tft^1--&c.^TfT<t/.-f^^TT/. 
 "Waeeioe, n. See Soldiee. 2. — emphatically, v. Heeo. tfr- 
 
 Cry or shout of warriors. qT'<infliTr=r »». 
 Independent w. "^q^fT^ft^, 'J'7;f5■^IT. 
 AV. -or war-dance ; dance performed ly warriors after 
 a victory, S;e. ^\K'^^^^>\ or ^Tfcf/. 
 "NV.- posture. EftTltPT n. 
 Waet, n. — the excrescence on the hands, &c. ^RT^ftat m. 
 
 f. =5rrT^rs m. ^^Rr-Pr? m. =qjf^^ m. 
 Waet, a. v. Cautious. ^T^Ttf, ^^k^ |^^t, JTRJq^ qjf "JTRr. 
 To be w. JTT't 5? TT^^, aTrirf^T m. Tf^^, <?r3r?Jn. 3T- 
 <RT 5T^ <"• 57^. 
 Wase. «. ring cf grass under a pntcher, ^'c. ^qs or ^>T3 /". 
 ^^f\ or 3TT^T^r »i. 
 
 j To "Wisir, V. a. cleanse in or by water. ^, yfj^Tj ^TT^dl-im 
 
 || <T?i^ m<P 5P^, ri^mcot, WoC'Jr, sj?T1tT^ H.-?TTSI^ U..&C. 
 
 I " ^^r-Jty. o/o. 
 
 !' Cost of waHhiiig-. vjoinj^l/. ^p:\i f. 
 
 I To w. slightly, aim^wr, 5^%if^oi. 
 
 "Water iu which any thing hn% been washc.l.ij^cftrt. 
 To w. tlie mouth and hands after tutinf^. 'irt'^'PT. 
 To knead and squcczo iu washing. ^RHiwr. 
 2 out ; V. To Hi:;sK. fjmocor or fijgoiOT, rinr^.trr. 
 To \^i.sn, V. n. perform ablution, arfl ". ^if, sSfT^ h. "^'^h 
 restricted to Bruhuiaus, vrtiifrot/ ^foi,';^^ijf or ?rr^tJl. 
 Wash, n. linen to le icash'd. «jiJft n. ;//. vjiimr^t «r^ n. pi. 
 Piece for the w. yji\ n. 
 
 2 leashing of clothes. ^ ;i. SR^fTT^^ fi. 
 At or to the w. qr^^ v. ^"r, m'?, \ z\^, 
 From the w. q^??fpf. 
 
 Piece fresh from the w. '^f['.^f\f. q/^t|oi «. 
 That has come from the w. q^VT^IT, "R^. 
 
 3 ( of gold, silver, &c. ) q^t h. prptT m. "-R m. -^iq 
 / ^.^lij. W^f. 
 
 '1 <7(J«, meagre, sloppy food. Sfc. Answering to this word 
 aud to such words as Wishwash , slop, slipilop,di4hwater, 
 Sfc. there are numerous words equally cxpresnivc. ft- 
 
 ^^%^/. f<?^5?€r/ q^JT^TJft H. HiMH im. Ji^^nnifrn. ^mrni- 
 q-oft jj. jqoi^Tjfr H. qj'Z'7:^CTft «. ^7.^^ijft «. fs^q^ ». n»i^ 
 «. |5tq;;rjft H. q;5jqrs;Tift «. ^i^^rift «. 
 
 Sour w.— as applied to dishes aud sauces when tro 
 dilute and sour, ^^nz n. ^jf^T >«■ ^5E-7i »n. 
 
 5 ( for cattle, pigs, &c. ). ^Tq;^?oft «. 3fr<'J?^of| «. -«:- 
 ^JSfDT/ »i. pT^sm or ^^or «. ^q^oft «. 
 
 6 ivater in ivhich rice, ij'c. has leen washed, qurfl n. v;^- 
 OT or (pr ". 
 
 7 ( of coloring substances, of pulse, Ac. ). TR "i. n. 
 
 8 ( of earth aud cowdun-r, &c. ). IRT wi. T^I hi. 
 
 9 materials to wash or snuar orcr. P;q wi. %q^ m. 
 
 10 alluvion. JTSt/. ^oSPRS wi. ^17/. rtRf/. H5tr/ J^aq??/". 
 Washed, ^j. v. T. A. ^n^r, s!?TTfJ^, wfe^, ym. 
 
 I. — cloth &c. not netc and unwashed, g^. 
 
 W.-cloth. ^^■^ n. 
 11. ( with gold or silver ). ^^^Rit, ?? Rq|-M I, »?,^Rq;- 
 ?;c?n^sqT-&c. qiiHTT^r. 
 
 WASnEBMA>-, «. q^, tfRft, IT^^T^, ^^^T, Tl!\^, 
 
 W.'s stone, ^fts/. f^icJT/. qmtfta/. 
 AV'.s ward. q<|?.qi3l m. 
 AV.'s washing place, q^^i-prft/ ^'\z^\Z m. 
 WAsnEuwoiiA.\, H. qrctn/ qi2ft<n/. H^Jfi^or/. sfJ^or '•, 
 
 ^qft/. 
 
 Washt, a. watery, weak, wishy tcashy. qiTTRJ^, q^^<l, f- 
 3<F3ftct or fqj5:r<P9rtrl, fqrq^r or fqnf T, ftv?;?:, laioJ^ f r 
 
 firgp iotld , qr?zq:'7^ or f^.^^y?[^ or ^r^j^oftri, aroir, qr- 
 
 <7I!T7, fijTfi^fRT, H^JT^fRT, ^7.K?fl^ or ja^a^T, |2|5ft- 
 ?f, T«R5ft^, f^qfe^ or ?I«l^7^, T^^tn or ^'T^,
 
 WAS 
 
 911. 
 
 WAT 
 
 ^^«ro", 3TT5Er or 3'=r55r. 
 
 AVasp, «.— veapa. m^\^nj\\tf. m^^f. ifsftor/. 
 
 2— vespa solitaria. ^^r(]^ f. »SH^^ m. HfHl^/. 
 AVasi'ish, o. petiilanl, snappish, v. Peevish, Cross. f^TZ- 
 
 ^1?, Nira't^n:, %e%OTi f?raf?isr. 
 Waspishness, «.v.A. f^3<fT^/. N^/ Pr3?fl:j/. f^TsfftS- 
 
 tpjTr m. &c. 
 AVastage, n. loss hi/ leakage, tjv. ^J{ f. W-f- W^f. <T^f. 
 Tij Waste, v. a. diminish gradually, ^f^^fof^ '^^Tot, ^TT^fiit, ?T- 
 
 T wi.-^T^'/>.-f?Ticr/.-&c. qj^iJiry. o/o. ^fti^ ^?;'n. 
 
 2 consume ivantonly^ expend or apply uselessly Sfc. v. To 
 Squandek. qiFI^ot, 3'5?raf, ^'^T^oi, ^cT^ot, 5^'^enT=5f-^- 
 ?:qi'-3T?rr5T'ff-'i'«.'. ^^"Jf-^^^f m. W.^ g. ofo. ^^^^ or ^K- 
 
 ift ^=q MJ.-&C. sp^of g. ofo. 'pf'Pwj. /. ^Tijf ( ^s^tt^^ 
 ^F^T^, &c. ), j^of ( ^"tcTIcr, ^ &c. ), qr^^t ^Tc^f epT- 
 
 ot, q>p^?r ^^, Efr-JTT^T sT^'Jt, snrrTMt «.-%5:srm ««. 
 
 8 desolate, spoil, v. To Devastate, To Eavage. ^^^- 
 
 &c. =R^. 
 
 4i ( time ) spenJ i;; idleness, ^'c. ^JT'J'if, f^^THT dtel. ^\' 
 
 ^^^^^^\^^^ m.-m^j^vn n.-&c.^m. 
 
 To Waste, v. n. dwindle away, qjnt, cjRof, f?T'naf,W^, ^- 
 
 ftofj?. o/s. 
 
 2 emaciate., macerate, lose flesh, v. Lean. 3^11 «. Tl^'jf- 
 
 ^<jf, ^^oft'ff "TS^, ^^t/- ?5FT^ in. con . ^'Jf, gw;in, 
 
 rloS^IDty. o/s. ^FPSw-fl'^, aiilT^TT'Jft ?J. f]^ g.ofs. 
 ^r^W, ^/m\m. ^^^ g. ofs. vtt^j'ff %^-mf. ^^g. of a. 
 A wasting disease. ^f[f. 
 Waste, a. Wasted, j'- v. V. A. 1. g'?:?^r, W^sr^^JT, &c.. 
 ^oT, arqf^fH. 
 
 3 «n(^ Desolate. ^'^TS %^r, &c. 3"^r5,"l'^riT. 
 
 To lay w. v. To Eavage. :j^r5-&c. 5p?;iji, ^noft/.-qr- 
 Z\m^^ m.-&c. ^m g. ofo. 
 
 T. v. N. 1. qsf^r, ^^^ar, &c. ^rs^FF, g^re, nf^, ^ftir, 
 
 I.— laud; /y/ny uncultivated. aTTH, ^n?fti ^RTSf, T5?rr, 
 II. worthless., used fur mean purposes, Sjc. v. llErusE. Zl- 
 
 Waste, n. diminution, decrease, consumption. ^^ m. ^^T w;. 
 3T5r?^ MI. f^f?r/. ^-^ m. ?TTOT w. 3^q^q^ m. 
 
 2 useless expenditure., ivorthless apjlication. ■JRTqlfff- 
 ^'<T-f^^Riifr-&c. ^4 TO. STT^q-q w. 
 
 W. of time. ^ta^<T „,. =};THf ?:cti m. 
 
 3 ivaitage, loss, ^.f ^-^f ^^r/. ^^ott^^i/. q^rfV.H^/. 
 
 4i desolate or desert ground, i^^ n, ■(^^ n. X\^^\ »». 
 ^TT^IT »». ^H n. 
 Waste-book, n. day look. ^^5r m. ^xt n. ^gr^jITST m. ^i- 
 
 i^m. T;r^om^^'r^/. ^^Ai-^ ^-^f-^\^i\f.^l^m.■&i!. 
 
 Wasteful, a. wantonly, (^'c, -consumptive, v. E-Vihavagant. 
 
 W. person. g-q'ZqfSiTT, StloS^aR, ^'4^Jiraif qr. 
 
 AV. woman. ^'cTS^H^fF^T- 
 AVastefulness, 11. Y. A. and E.\tkavaga>xe. a'q^jqtJir »;. 
 
 m5<q'JTT m. ^-AWif^f. ^^¥AV^if. 
 AVastek, n. AVastinu,/). a. v. V. A. ^toi ^ROTRr, ^T^sfoiT^ir, 
 
 ?Tq q^wrrr, &c. [qjuiKT, &c. 
 
 2 qRsr'JTRr, ^sr^'Jim, 5^5 ^-^ ^"jtrt, ql^Foft ^t^m jt- 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ^ffn ^joTRT, ?^^ qr^iirn, ^^on^r, &c. ^^ft, 
 
 2 3771 srq^'JTRT, &c. 5f5iTT, ^5^T. 
 AVatcu, «. vigilance for keeping, v. GuAEr. ^^/. ^qft- 
 
 ^Rt/. q^RF o;- qr^^iT TO. =qM qr^^r to. 3irn?5/. 
 
 2 guard, body posted. ^\^f. q^ITT or qrf^T m. 
 
 3 person loatching, t. AVatcuman. =^l^t^R, NJTPTfTr. 
 
 4 eighth part of the day. ^^ pop. q^R m. mf\ m. 
 Second w. noon. ^r^T ST^^ »i. 
 
 5 pocket clock, ^%^\r!i n. 
 
 Hand of a w. ^RF w. [qj^^. 
 
 To be on the w. to he on the look out for. squr, ^f/. 
 
 To AVatch, v. n. not to sleep, to wake, ^rnot, vTTnT-&c. ^- 
 
 ^ot-ar^TOT, 3jjq?rr=jr5=r-&c. ^r^Sr, ^irm^ TO.-;rfFi^or n.-&c.w.- 
 
 ?:ijf fl«(? ^M !t''V7i i«. con. 
 
 2 keep guard. =^^/.-^l^^Rt/.-^l'^ qT^?;TM.-qTfn«.- 
 
 3 4?7 m expectation of. ^V-f. qTf ijf-qTf?r q^^, ?^, ?I?ot. 
 
 4 ie vigilant, attentive, ^'c. ^qof, ^STTHot, ^1T-?IT^tT-&e. 
 
 To AVatch, v. a. guard, look after, v. To Keep, To Tend. 
 ^Rjiof, n^0T/.-^?1tiI n.-kc. ^.l^ g. of o. =q]jff|-/. qRot g. 
 ofo. 
 2 observe, regard closely. f]^\ m.-7{^jix f..^f-&c. Z^- 
 
 ijf «(V/( 5r?: 0/0. =^^?ft/.-nr^ m.-&c. sstot 5?. 0/ 0. ^vzr\ 
 f z^^-Tm^ g. of 0. 
 
 AVATCH-nousE, n. =€1^/. 
 
 AVatch-maker, n. ^%'^\k ^F^iitRT, qS'7T^' ^Z ^^OTRT. 
 
 AVatch-word, «. word given to sentinels, Sfc. «r^'^r-g^'^T' 
 
 ^1*^ w. [ :jitt?'TT. 
 
 AVatcheb, AVatchman, n. ^^t ^f^otrt, =ql^t^R, qfT^^fT, 
 
 Cost of employing a w. vTm?5/. 
 AVatchful, a. waking. ^TIT, ^TRrlT, ^T€^, ^?m?:ar?ft?5. 
 
 2 vigilant, wary. ^T^fiT, ^TT, ^IHT, ^3m^<ii^ft?5, ^rf, 
 
 To bo w. ^RlDf, ^qof. 
 AVatchfui.ness, n. t. A. 1. ^"iqtiir to. vrfFTrfqurT »(. &c. 
 
 2 wR^qorr to. ^?TTn^q'JiT ?». :f ^Rq>3TT m. &c. ;f ^I'ft/.
 
 WAT 
 
 945 
 
 Wat 
 
 Watee, n. mxjfl n. ^^ pop. ^^ n. ^^^ n. aTTT «./. ^C n. 
 3T| n. cTr^ n. vft^r^T «. TF^^ «. 'J^ n. ^f^pjn.—aa used 
 in comp. with uouns ( ex. sugar-w. tamariud-w. &c. ) 
 Sraft n. ( ex. "ToE^roft, f^^^Toft, f^rSSToft, &c. ). 
 
 Acidulated or soured w. 3^^?:^<if\ n. 
 
 Acidulated w. (comprehendiug- tamarind-w., inang-o- 
 w., lemonade, and all sherbets ). q?^ «. qT=T^?i. 
 
 Basin for w. (as around a tree, ou the top of a heap 
 of lime &c. ). 3T^ n. 5ff*t/. 
 
 Boiling hot w. ^^r^^'jf] n. 
 
 Booth, &c. at wliich w. is afforded to travellers. TT'T- 
 
 ?n-'7/. qtl or qroTTis/. ^?!i5^ «. ^'I^/. sm/. 
 By w. vTsiJTrit^, rrM. [w. nr^it /. 
 
 Channel ( esp. through a house-wall ) to carry off 
 
 Clear and pure w. ?t\^«r'jft n. 
 
 Cold w. poured into hot w. ( to reduce its tenipera- 
 turo ). f^^'^ or fsTOTOT n. f^m^^ n. f^ssfor n. fiTcE^tir n. 
 
 Diversion on or in the w. ( as boat-racing, bathing- 
 gambols, &c. ). ^JT?5^T5T/- 
 
 Drawn ( well ) w. ^Frsq-oft n. ^^i^ TFoff n. 
 
 Form of vv., ( as hail, snow, ice, &c.) ^ffJT^r f^^K '»• 
 
 Poul w., muddled, &c. w. JTT^HfToft n. ^J^Z^^ n. ^- 
 ^vp^^t n. i^^^ n. 
 
 Frame for carrying (upou beasts ) pitchers of w. JTT- 
 ^ot/. ( beast bearing it TpjJwqT, driver of the beast JTT- 
 
 Holy-w. foot w., qr^r^ «. "TTT^'ft n. ^^fft'<|M. 
 
 In w. and ou land. ^SV ?'«Tofr. 
 
 Largo hole dug fin- w., f^^X^m. 
 
 Eunning or quick w., s^pring w. f^nsfoft «. ^T^tToft or 
 
 ^m^ n. errp^uft «.. 
 
 Salt w. ^jTrtroft or Wl^"^ «• 
 
 Salted w. frrs^ift n. 
 
 Smoked w. gT^Tift «. 
 
 Sugared w. j^ST^fT «• [ fTnjft n. 
 
 Warmed and medicated w. qr?5^ijft n. ^ITqi'^fl «. ^- 
 
 AV. boiled or set to boil. STgcT «. ^TtT^oft ?». 
 
 AV. collected (in a pond, tank, ci8tern,puddlo &c.). 
 ?ft^^"Tft n. ?Tt5^oft n. 
 
 AV. -diviner, one who can direct where to dig for 
 water. TRrft or 5-577 or Tmrft o»" 5^. 
 
 AV. drained off from boiled articles of food, q^^oftn. 
 
 AV. heated in sunbeams. ^foEeTifl n. 
 
 AV. in which rice &c. has been washed. «^ur n. ipTw. 
 
 AV. in which split pulse, &c. has been boiled. rTfJlw. 
 rrr^aft n. 
 
 AV. poured into milk whilst boiling. ^(K^^ n. 
 
 AV. that has been used; stale w. .^v.-^uHk. Tfiir^ qix'fl''!. 
 
 AVay by w. — as opp. to AVay by laud, ^rl^nf m. ^ftf. 
 
 To get into deep w. enter on mysterious subjects. ^R5 
 
 To reduce the temperature of hot w. by pouring' in 
 
 cold w. f^«r^oT', f^m^. 
 
 To throw cold water upon,/y. ^^nm n. qn?St ( %\- 
 
 HPit &c. ) ^mt\ m. mm ( mn\H^ \c. ). 
 
 2 ( of 11 diamond, Ac. ).SIoft n. 
 I 3 V. Ubise. nr\n. 
 
 To make w. v. To Ukink. iTt^. 
 
 Jlaking w. f^^?l or f^^r^fT/. ?lCtf\/*. 
 
 4 waters ; liguor amnii. M\zf. qiopiR/. '^V[^\Z^J. 91- 
 
 ^MV^ n. 5?!?/. Note. These words oxpresH the nmk 
 
 or receptacle. [m.-&x. ^zvi 
 
 2b AVateb, v. n. — thcmoulli; «/arw. qn»ft n.-?:roC/.-qrF', 
 
 2 — the eyes, qioft «. qof »n. con. qioqijij HTOT-i-qj^jSi 
 To AVateii, t;. a. sujiply with tvater. qp'ft «. ^^W-qX^-^irBOt, 
 qr<iJTT^t qT<fijft^:-%:rii(t/.-&c.qi^Dt— (cattle, Ac, ) qi- 
 oft 7i. ^air-qT^^-?T^^. 
 To lake to water. qriqrJf: ^"<JT. 
 AVateb-asimal, n. q[oq-f?TP.r ^'1^ m. ;?i?i'q'-, i^pMnm. 
 AVater-bao. See AVateu-bkin. 
 AVateu-cabeieii, n. qpJI^qT, qitJIT^TT. 
 
 2 ( in a skin under the arm ). qq^fir^T. 
 AVateb-chaxnel, n. qr^ on. ?iRoi/. ^ii'^'ifr/, 
 
 2 ( in a garden, &c. between tomb ). ^^t{f. ?rtT/. 
 Built up w. ^tl^ »». [ ?ltfo5 n. 
 
 Straws, sticks, rubbish, &c. blocking up a w. ?lt^w, 
 AVateb-closet, «.v. Peivv. qr^TWrm m. 
 AVatee-cooi.er, n.— the vessel. ^T^ or q-/. 
 AVateb-coubse, n. ( as through a plantation or field), qt- 
 
 z m. ^v.^^ n. Hn:<jft/. <^?5hM »/«. qis*5f|-/. nrq m. ejiwi. 
 
 Ever-running w. afn^qi? m. affi^T^ wi. 
 Pit duj^ to receive the water of a w. ^rj^sji^/, 
 Eaised w. ^ m. 
 
 AVater conveyed by a w. qR^^iff n. ^ir^^oft n. 
 AVatee-eeitt, n. 3T3>r^/ ^^^^ <"* *TT??^/- ( uBcd pi. 
 
 or ^^^^^\ ). 
 
 AVatee-fali,, m. cascade, cataract. «Jl^or i^m m. yi^^i'rft/. 
 
 iJrFTOT. (iHSiPTT w. dim. v^yj^f. airFTni. ^r^?/. ^l?Im. 
 
 AVatee-eowl, n. qM'PR^ «■ ( TTOT^«l?t«i. qi'T'f.ra^/.) ^■ 
 
 AVatee-oall, m. hollow worn ly a torrent, qa/. 
 AVatee-qate, m, sluice, wil^r »». ^3/. 
 
 AVATEE-GEtEr,, «. q^/ sirl<«)0ft »■ 
 
 AVatee-hen, n. qm^isifr/. ^r^^i^^it/. 
 AVatee-lilly, w. ^\^I^\^^, qrHS ;j. ^Tr^+H-! a. 
 
 Stalk of the w. ^^ or 3; w. n. 
 Watee-man, n. qioft^i^, qT<ifr anion7nTT-*T?''rTrr, fH^fft, qr- 
 
 DIcfqT, — in villages Jploft, — among Brahiuana qm^fr, 
 
 sTTSICTI^q', — that uses a pa A lull, qfllt^r. 
 
 AVatke-maek, «. >iTrfi% irqTs^t ijyi/. 
 
 AVatee-metok, (1.— the jilant. i=TT^3i/. rf;ykmf. ifjfenft/. 
 
 sffenor/.— the fruit. rti^-^T n. qjl'STS h. qrf=5^"t w. 
 AVATER-Mll.r-, n. qioiiqi^/. qroRT^t^m. [W^fm. 
 
 AVATEB-riT, n. pit Juyfvr uatcr ( in the ledoj a ritcr, /jC.)
 
 WAT 
 
 946 
 
 ■WAV 
 
 Watek-place, Watkrinq-place, n. place for wagMng, 
 Jilling water, ^c. qT't^^ or TT'T^Sr or TTOTTJT or ZX m. 
 
 Watek-pot, 'Wateeinq-pot, n. ^vf\f. ^^JfTft/. 
 Watee-pkoof, a. impervious to water. fHT^Srfr, ^Rr*T?T. 
 Watek-skin, n. — double w. carried on a beast. T?<fTc5/. 
 Half or a side of a w. arr^ n. 
 2— single w. or bag, as carried from, or supported bj, 
 a polo iiii^rJT m. 
 
 3 — small w. as carried under the arm. »T^T^ or jth^ /. 
 Carrier of a w. f^Rfff. 
 Spout or vent of w. — gener. n^j m. 
 Watee-snake, n. Trnj^ffrar ?rr^ in. <TM^rT m. Some kinds 
 are, tTIJI^TH m. <TromTS «. "Tr<Tf^T5 in. ^^X^ m. or a 
 n. ftrfrSET n. 
 Watee-tight, a. that Joes not leak. f%TiT, ^rr^E, f?TToE?TT, 
 Watie-vehicle n. \jT?5^rr=T n. 
 Watee-vessel, n. t. Pitches. ^\mf. q^r ««. 
 
 Raised place to receive w. "^m^f /. ITOTTot. TPTT n. 
 Watee-wheel, n. wheel over wells : the Persian tvheel. T^T- 
 
 z m. ^iz^\^ n. ^t[^=3^ «. 
 
 Bar or cross piece of a w. ^^^?/. aTTTt/. 
 
 Beam of a w. ^ot^ps n. 
 
 Beam or piece for the cogs of a w. 51%^ n, 
 
 Beam of a hand-w. ^ptJir m. 
 
 Bullock-w.lft5^r?: m. 
 
 Cogged wheel of a w. gq n. 
 
 Cross piece confining a w. qroRRS n. 
 
 Empty string of pitchers at a w. ft?fTS/. 
 
 Toot-w. ^\^^\Z m. ^Z\f. 
 
 Hand-w. ^^^ in. 
 
 Handle or turning pin of a w. ^TFTT m. 
 
 Loaded string of pitchers at a w. 'IRrtrs/. 
 
 Masonry supporting the beam of a w. ^oft/. 
 
 Member receiving the asle of the beam. 5;^ m. 
 
 Member receiving the fore-axle of the beam of a w. 
 
 Member supporting the first trough of a w.3TTI^5E«i. 
 
 Pitcher of a w. wm\ m. hTT^F m. FSRr in. nreff n. 
 
 Plantation irrigated by means of a w. ^^iTTiTT «. 
 
 Pointed stake supporting a cogged-w. ^ot^arr or ^- 
 5fT m. g55^f5f m. 
 
 Post planted in a well for the support of a w. ^ft/. 
 
 Eope lengthening or shortening the string of pit- 
 chers of a w. arrg^OT n. 
 
 Eope on which the pitchers of a w. are strung.iTrsE/. 
 
 Socket of the axle of the beam of a w. ^mft^.^l^ft/. 
 
 String fastening each pitcher of a w. f^T^ /. 
 
 String of pitchers of a w. ^^^Tmf. 
 
 Trough receiving water from the pitchers of a w. 
 ^raii or if n. ^iz^n. [}^XV^^^^ f. 
 
 Trough receiving water from the first trough of a w. 
 
 Water raised by a w. ^^^>Jft n. 
 
 AV. with spokes. 5%T^R m. [ q^^tJ m. 
 
 AV. with cogged wheel at each end of the beam. ?t- 
 
 To work a w. FIRof. 
 "Watee-wohk, n. vJTcTq'^ n. 
 AVateeed, p. Y. V. A. 1. TTiift f^s^?5r-2';^^r5T-&c. 
 
 Jll-w.— compreh. f^T^JfY, f=r^?5. [^:^?5. 
 
 AVell-w.— country, &c. ^PSSfF'T, ^JTJJsr^T, vT55f%^?5, 
 
 AV. by rivers, &c. 7i5^JTr<5^, vJTrfHI<J^. 
 
 AV. by rain. q^^TTH-^K. 
 AVatebiness, n. v. A. 4. qrwr^qruTT m. R)<f5«lFr7iT[ m. &c. 
 AVateey, a. of or lelonginj to water. ^\TT^\^]^ g^^FT^^r, &c. 
 
 2 consisting oj icater. qT^TT^r, ^cTpsfT, &c. v?Fj?TTq-^ vifi- 
 
 3 abounding with water, marshy, v. AVet. 'iTWifoET^T, 
 ^?5q^T, =3T?5^^, ^FS^JJ^, ^?5rSiT. 
 
 4 thin, tasteless, weak, spiritless, y. AVashy. f ^<f a| ^ fT, 
 
 f%55%oftFr, nSSiTortrT or fri^fnaftfT, T»T55T or ^5Er. 
 
 To get w. ( through excessive watering )— fruits, 
 sugarcane, &c. TMRcfr. 
 AVattle, «. ( of a cock ). ^jfr m- 
 2 hurdle. rJTZtf. TWT Or »lt*TlT/. 
 AVall of wattle and dab. ^ m. 
 To AVattle, v. a. interweave. ^'Z>jf, itsot or rf'tfof, 1%i7TDf_ 
 AVave, w.— of the sea. ^\Zf. ?5f^/. W^/. ^T^ f. ^r^r m. 
 rTFI m. 'JTFfntn m. \=5^^\ m. \^^X m. frf^/. ^f^ m.f. 
 Dash or blow of a w. ^rrT/. [ ^tt\ f. 
 
 Line of waves which burst upon the shore. ^fH^T^"^ 
 To bo buffeted by waves, — a vessel. ^3=?iT?i^, ^ST^. 
 To AVave, v. 11. play loosely, float, Sf'c. — banners, &c. ^?i- 
 Jpot, ^?n?ijf, ^?5"Jt, *!i+ui, 9>5<FS^, ^oStTf. [g. of s. 
 
 2— a line, &c. ^'T»?r5-?TT'PTret==rT aTHof, rfrTHTS/. 3T¥5t 
 A waving line, ^^f 
 To AVave, v. a. (a weapon, &c.) flourish, v. To Beandish. 
 
 2 ( lamps, &c. around the head of an idol, guru, &c. ). 
 
 Matter waved. ?ff5'jf n. [^rsoft/. 
 
 Money thrown into the platter used in waving, afr- 
 Platter containing a lamp with lighted wicks to be 
 waved. 3TR?ft/. ^^(^^ n. 
 
 3 over or around ( fan, brush, &c. ) ^?'^, Sraaj-. 
 
 4 direct by waving, v. To Beckon, gorr^, TFrS^ot. 
 
 5 or waive ; put aside for the present. ^TIW, 5^, Kr<P 
 
 6 off; ( flies, &c. ). ^Rof. 
 
 To AVaveb, V, n. play to and fro. T^j^lf.^^r^f. pi. HR^, \- 
 tTT^, ^Fy^FT^of , Stent, ^^% w. pl.-&c. qof. 
 
 1 fluctuate, V. To Hesitate. STT^T^'it, ^'^<jf, ^frSTSEwf, 
 iRJTOTr, i^KoE^, nqc^, ^t^/.-^T^/.-&C. sp^of , ^^. 
 
 AVaveeer, n. AVaveeino,^'. «. v. A''. 1. ^rtHUTT^, Ste"!!* 
 
 ?T, ^js^^rr ^TT'^ra", &c. 
 
 2 ^Ftqj^rn, ^if -&c. ^oiRr, f s?^ ttt^t, ^rOT5Trrr?T,
 
 T^'Jf n. fV^^dr n. Ac. 
 
 947 
 
 Waving, «. v. V. A. 1. 
 
 2 aft^rosor «. 3-ortot «. &o. atRr^of"/. griru w. arrtcft/. 
 <nTRrft/. f ^^/. ^^^^ or 3Tfj5n;i«. Tho phrase used 
 by womeu whilst waving lamps is, ^j i TMj r ^JTRt sjaft^ 
 
 W. of lamps— compreh. 3Trt?ft =FT^^/. 
 AV. of a lamp, with incense. vTTrbft/. 
 
 Wavt, a. r/siMy uj waves, undulating. fT^n HT?^m, ^TmHT- 
 
 To Wawl, v. n. V. To Cey. ^'^r?:iif. 
 Wax, n. ( of bees ). hot «. JT'jf%g"g n. irg^n. fm^^ n. 
 2 — for sealing letters, &c. ?rr^/. 
 
 3 din of the car. ^KMI-^FRtrTFir TS w. ^ofHt5 m. 
 ib Wax, v. n. the moon ; increase in size. <:fioi | <^ oi| qrsof , 
 
 ^5ir/ i?^. siTS&T y. ofs. q;3rff^/.-&c. "rr^af anJ w/M y. 
 o/«. ^. 
 
 2 become, ^"m, ^m ^fTM-=^Ir5ot. 
 Wax-candle, n. nunirft/. H'Jr^m/. 
 Wax-cloth, n, K'T^TTS w. 
 AVax-wokk, «. H^r% q;?T^ w. pi. flrDir=eqT <TfTo5TT/.;>^ 
 Waxen, a. 7nade, Sfc. oftvax. H'Jrr^r- 
 Waxt, a. soft, i|'c. ?»l-e jcct:*. Kifn^, %OTr^^^. 
 Wat, n. road, path. 'I^zf. ^V^m. ^^ m. '^^ pop. t^'iT m. 3T- 
 s^r «i. ^■(.r>i| or oft/. q^JT n. 
 
 Athwart one's w. across one's path. arrSHT^r, arrs^rr. 
 
 Chance interview with on the w. mz^ f. 
 
 In the w. before, interjacently. arrj, aTTSTTf . 
 
 Out of the w. asi(fe, (|-c. 3TrS5iT^, «Tr5^5ft?T, STTS- 
 
 ^3<nw, 3Tr5^oEo?t,'Vg7fr,%?riTrt1'. 
 
 Out of the w. 7wt to le found. TBtT, T^IoE. — To be 
 out of the w. ^TS^. 
 
 Out of harm's w. f^r^^r. 
 
 Eight w.fig. W^JTin m. [sr?'«TrsT n. 
 
 The w. of all the earth, v. Death. JT^T»T w. ^^- 
 
 W. by land. g?nft/. 
 
 W. by water. ^c?wi »^. ?T^/. 
 
 That has lost his w. f^jrft, f^^\r{. 
 
 Wrong w.^y. JTT'f »«. I^HI'I m. f^-<T »<• 
 
 To be on one's w. to be coming, ^^zf. =^r6t. 
 
 To bring on the w. ^foS^'ir, <Mloi«(uft/.-%5i^CTr /, ^.jvi 
 S-ofo. 
 
 To come across one's w. arrs^ %^. 
 
 To fall in the w. of. aiiSoJUJ, 3T?55 m. aWOT-^SW-ftw 
 
 To feel one's w. act cautiously. J5pT-Tr|TT-&c. TTTm. 
 
 To get into the right w. ^\\m im, JTrJJTpff fimoir. 
 To go one's w. To go on one's w. f^^ ^JTT^, ^R=5- 
 
 To go the wrong w. (in eating or (lrinking)3^^Fr adv. 
 To lead the w. he foremost in the attack, ^V. fitsn. ^"Jf. 
 To move out of the w. f^yyj or %^, 'R^JOTj^ffTTJ, 
 
 To obalruct tho w. ^r?/. tTTiJT. 
 
 To reeumo one's w. jo on fli/mn after stoppage. MR^. 
 
 To set in tho right w. «TRHiiif FJi^oi. 
 
 2 «/)ace, /ine of ground, v. Distance, ^r/ v. ^r^.5(ia-;^ 
 'm, <Tf5rOT. ^qur/. JctTTw. tjjTm. >r3T??/. 
 
 That goes a great w. fig. q^>^rT. [imm. 
 
 3 direction or line of motion, v. Coubsk. ^nz f. XM\n. 
 Every w. in all directions. STRRRf, '5f j^l, fl^fT:. 
 In three ways. f^ffcTF or ^fv^T. 
 This w. f^jfg. 
 That way. fr|;f;%. 
 To point out the w. lit. ^^. ^R/.-f?Tir/. ^fT??^, 
 
 f^^jri%«. %VS\, 
 
 4 advance, progression, v. Peoohess. ifn/. 
 To bo under w.— a ship. 'qTP5-^?5fTT-«tc. ^Yor. 
 To make w. ^qraw. ' [^.tvj 
 To make w. through, in. fr^j^ or ^7n.-t\^ or ^f. 
 
 5 roowi made, room yielded, mzf. fCTr»i. 
 To give w. ^I^R»>. ^, ^Jarm -^r:/.-&c. ^-«noT, 
 
 G method, mode, t. Manneb. mzf. mi'm. ^F?/ ''^r/- 
 ft^ pop. sft^/. "Pmrm. R^Rw. tft^ ti//^, q-tiT er qfarm. 
 
 After another w. ^iTa?n ^fsH. 
 
 In all ways and respects, ^^^^r, ^^'j^, ^^y^, ^?T- 
 
 In both ways. 7»T^»TT. 
 
 In various ways; in many ways. ar^^tTT, ^^J, 5TT- 
 
 I 7 manner of practice, plan of procedure, v. Cocbse. ^z 
 
 f. ^mm. frf^jiop. rtff/. ^^/. m. ^Prr'^^f m. H'rartn, 
 ^r/. Wixn or ^{7Vf\f. ^rff. 
 In the right w. sriTRTFT. 
 The or a Eight w. ^-Hl'fw. 
 Ways, manners. '^Tr^mf. ftTTHTH/. 
 
 8 r»y7i< method. 'J^f. qfTTBm. qr^w. smFTm. 
 
 9 course of faith and practice. ttFTwi. R'<4m. 
 
 10 i'« 7)0 JiV, T. Tbick. ^rs/. xjrasTM. 
 
 By the way. ^^ tH<ui gn^. 
 
 In the family way, v. Pbeonant. <fier^ (/. ^ Tct^ 
 Milky way, v. Galaxy. aTr^rTT»Tnr/. 
 Wat-fabeb, «. AVatfabino, (I. v. Tbavelleb. ^r?^?:, m- 
 
 •R4T, Tf'<T pop. qf'tRV, "nf<T^7;o;). qipil^R. 
 jTo AVaylat, 1'. a. tcaitfor and attack on the road. ^XZf.- 
 
 Ac. *ii<u)-qT5'Jif g. of 0. 
 Way-mabk, n. ^VJ^f. 
 AVaywaep, a.frotcard, v. Peevebse, AVilfcl. ^TTH^pr, 3T- 
 
 *<niair, nmrsr, j^mt^, 3tntt-5, 3tt<tt^. [snm. 
 
 AVatwabbness, n. v. A. ^FT^-7nTl<mm.jgx:3r?(iqurTM. Ac. ar:^- 
 
 AVe, pron. aTF^, aTT^or. 
 
 AVeak, a. feeble, i7ifim. ^sp^ or 5E, f^T^ or 5E, f^ar, 5»r3T,
 
 \9E.\ 
 
 Of infirm make & thus w. ^^^S\ or %m. 
 2feeUe of mind or judgment^ silly, sojt^ imbecile, S{C. V. 
 Foolish, Simple. HHNI or J^^r \7.^K-^T^-\^^'^^ 
 
 q^H 3T-^,>Tt, \t[>\f[^ nTT'Z, T^TT^Et, 'MrTT^, 5lf ir,r|tft^, 
 H55H5ftfT, 1^1^, 3T-i;rTF, ?ir^^f, ^^^^ ^'<^^. Terms, 
 plirasQs, sayings, and various formations conveying' the 
 sense of ^ tveak, imbecile, sjjiritless pei'son, and answer- 
 ing to Sjuoonetj, Babi/, Doodle, Feeble -mind, Weahling, 
 Woman, Silly creature, SjC. are ^^tT^ft or S^n"^ 
 
 JTT'jr^, vuiiHuiNT Hnjr^, ^Hsl^qr or vk^ h^^^t, 
 fiarfqsirr, f^m, pf^f , tnr or iqr, Hin^r, a^oit^ 5':^^t, 
 IsiMfd, t|?=5T, nFrmr, Hrnsjrl, ^^rt^r, ^J^r^, c53t, 
 
 3— of sound. 1%?:JFr3E, ^^r, ftpTJT. 
 
 4 «oZ potent, strong, ^c. v. Wateet, Washt. fir^T or 
 ftr^^r, <TTFt5E, :j^5p^?l or ??I^^5ft?T, KSTo^tfT, ^^5ff?r, 
 
 5 not cogent or forcible, — arg-uraent, &c. f?f't?7 Or 55, 
 
 fJRfiSf, i>P3, if^f ^r, f^';'4^, 5^ or se. 
 
 Weak-side, ra. KflR'TT^T «. H^^'-tlc^ «. JT^ w. rim ». 
 
 Prober of one's w. TnTir^, ^irfi^'Tt. j 
 
 To probe one's w. jth*T^ m.-^^\^^^^ «.-&e. ^ot_ II 
 2b Weaken, v. a. lessen the strength of^ enfeeble. §5^55- 
 
 :?;TT^TT-3T?T?f;-&c. :f^, ?Tf^/-5J55 M.-:i?K OT.-&e. 3-"Jrr ^- 
 
 ^-^rft^frm-^ot g. ofo. ^if^^T^ w.-^Tf^f>^?r ?7^.-^^f^H- 
 
 »T W.-&C. ^"Jty. ofo 
 Weakened, p. v. V. ps %%?rr, ^T^'tT %§FfT, &c. ^ffnT^T- 
 
 f^ or ^if^fJ^oT, ^EfT^T, ^3TT. 
 Weakenee, n. AVeakenikg, p. a. v. V. |^s ^^r^, jpJT^r 
 
 ?; sp^^^T, &c. ^f^^rq- ^^-^Tft, ?Tf^^?r ^-^rft. 
 Weaklt, a. V. Weak, Sicelt. cjt^TtP, IMoS, f^rs^Trfj, ^pJT- 
 
 Weakness, m. t. A. 1. ^4o4M>J|| w. f^^otqotrm. JfiT^R'MTwt. 
 
 &C. arn^PrTT/. 3T^f?f5/. ?Tf^^5TrTT/. ^f^^Jr'TFn' /. ^if^- 
 
 TTff^ n. ^fJTT^rft/. ^^^^r{f. ^\^^^ «. ^Mr^ «. qa- 
 ^^^?tt/. " [^/. rnT«. 
 
 2 \i\^\ ^H,+MUII w. ^ftMUli OT. 'lillolHuri OT. &c. ff^- 
 4 fpq^^mr m. MMotMUir w. HoiHof^rlM'm m. [^^^Hm in. 
 
 6 f^Tsff^'TtJTTOT. "fNiSTTJTTff*. &c. [15^ «. fj^ «. 
 I. a w. a foibl-e.^ a failing, v. Fault. ;j^ «. ^^ n. |j- 
 
 WeaL, M. T. AVelFAEE. 5Rn. JPr^MM. ^ JJOj?. %JT ^.^Tw. 
 Wishing the w. of. g'TT%lJT «. 
 2 mar^ of a stripe. ^'S m.f. 
 Wealth, n. v. Eiches. tpr m. ^sq- «. ^t^r^f. flrrT w. f^rf- 
 
 f^TT OT. ^qf^/. ^5RT m. nsft/. 3r4 «• «R¥Hf|;/. ^- ij 
 
 AV. in cattle. ^SPT «. l! 
 
 AV. in grain. m^q^T «. m^^ w. [?JT^. 'j 
 
 To roll in w. <?|Ef5^RT ??T m. cm5>Jf,"^N^nr5T tTI^In. ji 
 
 Wealthikess, «. V. A. tT^ETfrTOTT ffl. ^^Hrf^^tf. S|Xcft/. il 
 
 91.8 WEA 
 
 2b AVean, v. a. detach finally from the breast. ^TtlT^r^ri 
 rftS"iif, ■3Tf'TT5r^v?T rftSot, ^'^ «.-'<Tm «. rfl'Sof^?. ofo. rj^fTI- 
 
 *TT^r-3Ti|-&c.-f?iTr2r-im^r ^f^ctt, 'tTPi w.-^tr «. ^t^f^or ^. 
 of 0. '<J^^^Uf. ^TPmr^iT m. w.i^. 
 
 2 ( from the world, ). IR «. 3^q'of-73^'ST g. of o. f^T^- 
 
 g^m-&c. ^iiif,"^?T^ ».-&c. 3TToroT. 
 Weaned, ;;. t. V. 1. aTfnrsr^^T ffr5«r?5r, ^ ?ft5^?5T, VHT 
 ^^Tosr %???!r, &e. *TR5^, "Tre^r, w^, ^^ih???. 
 
 2 H^r ^^sr^OT, &c. 3^^%rTr or g-S^rqr-^STrqr iT5TT=5fT, 
 AVeanedhess, «. T. p. 2. f^^f^/.^^r^ «. TRg-?:^T/. q;JT- 
 
 Weanel, AVeanling, n. young weaned animd. ^ir <T^-?tT- 
 
 5^ Hr5 w.-^?r^ n.-&c. 
 AVeapon, n. instrument of offense. ^^ n. |FqK or ^ n, 
 
 gTT5«T n. 3T^ «. 
 Charmed w. 31^ w. 
 2b AVeae, v. a. tcasfe away, consume by attrition.^ Sfc. f% Tf. 
 
 sm, 5r?«r''f, q^nrsm, ^pjf, ^r^ or ^T^f. ^^^ g-ofo. 
 
 2 carry on or about the body, v. To Put on. 5TTc5^, «Tf" 
 
 tjor, a^fnrcn: ^wf, trf^-cTR w. jp^of ^. o/o. ^^^_ 
 
 3 J;2«^ wjiifr j(«e, v. To Use. ^rSDt, ^f^tfRor, ^FT^ot. 
 
 4 put on, assume. <:R^, ^^V^ n. ^oT 
 
 5 ( a ship or vessel ). ^^ «. ^, tfrfe^oT, 
 
 6 away or out ; spend tediously, v. To Pass, 'PTS^, ^■• 
 pjifot, fTr^, ^5^, S^c^oT. 
 
 7 out ; render unserviceable by use. ^T^5R-qf|«rP|5-^T- 
 
 a5-^Hnj?r?rr-&c. ^?rT-^af-^^-&c. ^^, 'Trnvftof-&c. 
 ^^. [ ^m. 
 
 8 out ; harass, icorry, v. To Tease. %3Tn:-f^!5-«rfl'^-&c. 
 2b Weae, v. n. icaste away, flr^of, 5TT>jf, ^ra% ^PB^of, 
 
 ^r^ ^«^f^ ^m, q^t^sf^, ^T^ or ETC^/. ^^-?IFT'^ JJl. 
 con. — esp. the edge of a weapon, TTS^f. 
 
 2 v. To Last, f^qjwr, ?fiM, ?j^Sr. 
 To w. well. ^^ m. ^. 
 
 3 off ; V. To Pass away. fSfRof , ^rof, n^^ofr, ^i^r?^. 
 
 4 out ; become unserviceable through use. tJIMVmHot' 
 Ac. ^HT-3lVr-^?i^-&c. ^tot. 
 
 Weae, n. waste through use. ^jts/. 5ft^/. f^lvduiHot /. qt- 
 
 oS/. ^^55 or sf^/. =qr5EW. [«n^/. 
 
 AV. and tear. =^?toE/. =5ftcEHroE/. ^toE^ToE /. ^^ or 
 
 3 V. Use. Erf^^n?/. ^RT ot. 
 
 That has been in w. Jf^Thr. 
 
 AVeabable, a. V. V. A. 2. >^ I ri N I -sttarTTT-StilT^^ e?tftT-&c, 
 
 AVeaeee, n. AVeabing, p. a. v. V. A. 1. fysritjuin;;, &e. 
 2 m?5'nRT, ^itq'JIRT, ■•JftmETT qoiRT, qf^UPI^.'fTt-qfTft. 
 
 AVeaeied.^j. v. V. «Rt, «Tt?f, ^tfr, ^JTm^iT, 3ir5rT*\ 
 AVeaeiness, n. v. A. 1. and Fatigue. ^'^ri'TI m. tsfn m, 
 ^TJ m. ?fttJI m. SftfH/. ptfH/. STTTW OT.
 
 WEA 
 
 910 
 
 AVEE 
 
 WeabinO, a. that is ujocn,— apparel. arflHT ^:'TFTr^r-^;TPIT- 
 
 Weaeisome, a. causing weariness, v. TlitESOiiE. «PT^nTKT, 
 &C. ^fttTT'JTTOTiir^T, &c. siTJTT=5fT, «Ttf?T^-^R^-^Jn^. 
 2 attended with fatigue. sqHMl, fd'Jrr^, ^CT^r, &o. 
 
 Weadisomexess, 71. V. A. 1. «rJT ?«. ^P'^ vi. «lif?iq;R:F^ n. 
 
 Weakt, a. tired, v. Patioued, Exhausted. ^TSSF, f^TiI- 
 ^SJT, ^RT, ^ff, "x^r^. 
 
 2 impatient of the continuance of. «(iiii*i aTT^3T, ^f^TR, 
 «r^, fJT-;g, f^igfiTig or f>Tnf^5fii, fj?^, =5r^, ^R^JfRT. 
 
 3 causing tceariness, v. Tieesoaie. ^fTF^, =P2r^, 371- 
 
 To AVeaet, v.a. fatigue, r. To Tiee. «rHq-ot, ^iTiT'if, f^oRSr, 
 
 "Web, n. texture of thread*, thing woven, ift^ /. fir'Rrrt?^ 
 /. ^Rt n. ■•TTT H. rTT^ m. 
 
 Au end or uuwovt-u thread of a w. ^5[ft/.— coutcmpt, 
 
 A thick or coarso end. Z^\% n. 
 Square or division of a w. ^oi m. 
 Uuwovcn threads of a w. whcro divisions aro to lo 
 made. ^Tct/. [oft n. 
 
 W. woven in Bcparablc Bqiiarcs. ^Sim^ n. ?<?JI3E n. ^■ 
 
 2 ( of tho eye ). ^^r m. ^Z^ pop. ^■^ n. q^^r w. 
 
 3 ( of a Bpidcr ). ^2 n. ^IVT. «.— of tho spider called 
 
 Web- FOOTED, <i. s^iT^m <?n?i<I ^^ ^FTfTSfllH ^^fft ^re- 
 
 7^s\^ OT.-^ft'T OT.-TFI^r OT.-&C. armor, «T'ft-^ffT-&c. qR'Jr. j[ To Wed, v. a. V. To MAiinY. p^M l ^ qi, 5R0T, qi fum^u i >i. ^6f. 
 
 To Wed, «. n. v. To Ma hey. ^=^1301, 7^ «. ^o^ ^. o/». 
 AVedded,/). t. V. and Maeeied. fq'qrf^?!, 3^, "TfrtjfpT. 
 
 I. c/o«(Zy attached. 3Tra^, ?rT, fS^e. 
 W^EDDiNG, a. of or belonging to a wedding. T=^nft, t^lTIV, 
 
 Weddikg, n. marriage ceremong, festivity, t. Mabbiace. 
 HW n. ^--^ n. ^f. ^M^ n. f^r^I?^^ m. t^iniKT- 
 
 tTOT. 
 
 Clothes or cloths suitable at weddings. fTTT^T (.pop. 
 
 SfftsT '*r: ), t5*n^ 5t^ w. /jZ. or s^rr? «. [ «. 
 
 House in which a w. is celebrated. «J-^lsy<n.<-i'fliM<, 
 Merry w. soT^PTi'ij ?rF ;». 
 Wedge, «. — the mechanical power. %zf. 9r^ or tt^tt ■'. 
 «. spRT/. n. tfr%^ n. ffifl^/ 
 2 ( of metal). ?5ns/. ^/. 
 To AVedge, v. a. T. IS', qr^?:/ n. RRuf. 
 
 To be wedged in. fig. ^]^Tf. «. ^"it. 
 Wedlock, n. v. JIaeeiage. f«Rr^ w. f^lf^^imrm/. fil^T- 
 
 Wednesday, n. g^^R m. g^RT^^ w. ^*-v«(K m. fli»5I^?nff;. 
 
 AVee. See Little. [txH n. 
 
 AVeed, n. vseless plant. 3^m 5fT? n. «)l<flf «. ^ pop. fioj n. 
 
 Overrun with weeds. ^spirS 1^. 
 
 State of being overrun with weeds, ^'^m*. ?^^ ". 1- 
 
 ^TT"! n. 3^lT?Jr »"• ^»<lrt ?J. 
 
 AVecds growing iu a field of corn. ^pjft/. fn^ «. 
 Ill weeds grow apace. JF^^TT 5tT5RT IJ «n^. 
 To AVeed, t). o. rid of tcceds. spnot, g^T'iT. 
 
 2 ( field of corn ). Htisni, qiteqat, ^^Rui, ^OTof, fSf?;- 
 
 •lif, TS^, fn^i "-T^ni n.-&c. qjr^wf, f^rq^. 
 
 ^ free from oj'ensivc things. fJmi:^, ^"ItTot, ^^TaofT/.i^i". 
 
 JJrSt y. of 0. 
 Weedixo, a. Y. Y. 1 — act. ijoiot n. &e. if'JV^ f. 
 
 2 ST^n. qfraqoin. &c. f^^/.H3ilt/. l^^'JTn.f^rqoft/. 
 AVEED-nooK, n. ^ar »m. ^I^=ft/- 
 AVeedy, a. abounding icith ucedn. ^in^n^'F, n^T^T^PS^- 
 
 Week, n. j'fri'oJ of men da^s. a^re^FM. ^iTT^m. :iRfltTT»>. 
 
 2 render impatient. 4.'ilotcjuj, ^erar w».-'5n^ OT.-3^iI^T55T 
 OT.-&e. STMOT-'^ot, «Pfr-^%.iT-f3Ttg-fo:5-&e. ^^oif. 
 To AVeaey, v. n. v. To Tire. ssTiT'jf, ^'jot, ^q^rC^. 
 
 2 of ; <J>e of, Y. To Loathe. q^rsEcrf, =stT^% :}?5T5ST »».- 
 ;j«pi »J.-f+o6^ m./.-^fRT »?i.-3fr^PRT ?«.-3iiq^t /.-&c. quf 
 in. con. 3^1fT^ w.-J^^TR ««. ^-?^nif, 3^^iT5CT m. c5not, 
 
 AVeathee, n. state of the air as respects heat, cold, lJ'c. ^^TT/". 
 This word is often best rendered by the noun which 
 expresses the state of the air to be indicated, as ^f^ 
 warm weather, 'ici\ cold iceather, ^% hazy weather, or 
 by a noun expressing a season, as S''^! warm weather, 
 f^«llo6| or 4tff% ^^^ cold weather, Ac. &c. 
 
 Pine w. yf^H m. 
 
 The fine w. tJie clear and cloudless dags. f%?jRoft%f^- 
 ^^ m. pi. 
 
 Mild coldnes8 of w. ' \ ri \ 4\ '45t/. 
 
 Eaininess of w. ^rasfor/. n. v. T5^ 
 
 EawDess and coldness of w. ff(\^Z or t\fv. Tl, cTRT, 
 
 To Weathee, 4). a. ( a danger, &c. ) ^(JS« with difficulty. Z\- 
 
 6^, f^HOT-fHTFm-qR^S^ with aTTH^ 0/ 0. 
 Weatheb-beaien, a. y-UHN^I^^IT HKrtrti-^r5^c5T, '3i'lSl*'d 
 
 Weathee-cock, m. ^-m^l ^^ ?fT^f^R '^^^ n. 
 Weathee-side, n. tft^ m. 
 AVeathee-wise, a. ^^ ^STPTHT. 
 
 To AVeave, i>. a. form by texture. f%^oir, ^JOT, ^aDT,^CTr/.- 
 %tjft/.-&c. q^. 
 
 Price or cost of weaving. f^u|U|Ho4/. f^u|||/. 
 Weatee, n. Y. V. f^oiRT, &c. f^oi^Fft m. ^1^, <tH^r^. 
 
 AV.'s. beam. nft/. g^/. HT/. 
 
 AV.'s brush. ^=^/. 
 
 AV. in cotton or silk. ?fT5ft, — cloth woven by him. 
 ^T3?^ or rt, +)|*|A. 
 
 AV. in wool. arH^, ^"JPR. 
 Weayee-bibd, n. ^ST m. 
 Wfaving, n. T. V. — flc^ ^'JI'T «. &c. ^oft/. ^"l/. ^^Tft/.
 
 ^VEI 
 
 950 
 
 WEL 
 
 siTC m. This word is not used of one week. 
 Day of the w. eTR »«. esp. in comp. 
 Inauspicious day of the w. tifrr^IR m. 
 Weekly, a. cominj, Tiajipe.ning, S(c. once a tveek. ^\Z^'^^^\- 
 
 Weekly, ailv. v. A. ?T-jTT?;^5^Tm, !Tf?r3=n"5^g€TTfl-, ?rT?r ?rTH 
 
 To Weep, «; n. v. To Cbx. rs^f, sraqfTT^-sr^-qfH^ 1T- 
 I7fr«. ^]Tijf, SToJqo!: or ST «a'f. UW, ^i^^n.pl.-^^ m. pi. 
 
 -fii^»i.^7.-&p. qrs'nf-TTotw- ^Fr^^-^rsof-^n^'Jf, ?!f^or 
 
 ^r^ «.-&c.^^, — in jocose pliras. TirTTiTT?^ CHluiuj 
 ^Weepee, n. AVef.pinq, p. a. v. V. ^"niTT, Sls^fRT^^ <TT"'ft 
 +.|i«uinT, 3Tt?r^ TTS'JTKT, &c. fr^H-?:^5T ^frrf. 
 I. — the countenance, eyes, &c. or, attributively. ^^\. 
 
 Weevil, n. — the insect. sf^PT or etq^r w. 
 
 Weft, n. See Woof. 2 v. Web. t[^f. f%(JT^??f ?^/. 
 3 V. Waif, ^fs «• %JfR^ft=P mS m. 
 
 2b AVeigh, v. a. ascertain the weight of. ^r^of, cft?50l, ^- 
 ^^ n. ^.X^-^\^ g. ofo. ^55^, rTqjOT, s^r^ «.-«ftc5 ot.-^- 
 ?5HT/.-g?IT/.-&e. ^PT^y. o/o. "^ [fmy. o/l. 
 
 2 Je equivalent to in weight. HT''t or <r^ T^wr, ^^T «■ 
 
 3 ( anchor ) v. To Eaise. 3^3'Jr. 
 
 4 ( in the mind ) ponder, v. To Consider. ?T7r5W, H^>Jf, 
 cJTH^ "TT^'jf , q"toI^, ^"hffr TT^^ 3i^i^ "TT^^, f^^ifR"!.- 
 &c. ^RT^f y. ofo. 
 
 5 down ; oppress with weight, depress. ^7^, ^T«l^, 
 
 »TRT^frr-&C. ^70t_ 
 
 To Weigh, v. n. have iveight. ^^^^ n. ar^CTt g. of s. ^^?r n. 
 
 T^of, TrO-&c. -3T?r9T. 
 
 2 fig. 6e considered as important. ^^'^V^-'^^K^XK-'^'^X^- 
 ^^-&c. ^T^^, ^^?PT M.-&C. aTHot-"T5wif y. ofs. 
 
 3 lear heavily, press hard. 3ft?f «.-'TIT«».-&e. 3T?rwf y. o/' 
 
 «. 7U^?:-irTcfttn;-&c. siH^r. 
 JVeighed, jj. T.v. A. 1. ^t^3?5r, mFssOT, ^^?r %?5ot, &c. 
 
 4 ?ff?5%?rT, qtos^Fir, qr^fr Trf^^^JT, &c. 
 
 Weighee, m. WeighikGjJ?. a. v. V.A.I. vft^jfUTRT, mS'mTT, 
 ^^inr *<urKi, &c. 
 2 ?^iR ^irrnT. 
 4 cTTfT^ TTfJmr, ^T^^ "TTf in-?:r, &c. 
 
 Weighing, n. v. V. 1. ^^vi n. ^srnjToi n. ^^^ ^iS[ n. &c. 
 
 .Weight, n. quantity deter>nined hy lalance. TR m. g'spT «i. 
 ^ra m. 5?5T/. 3-'5TR n. firffT/. "fl^ n. orrsq n. nftHTm. 
 Man's w. ( as in gold, jewels, &c.) ?T;:5r'T?^ m. 
 Of deficient w. lit. fig. ^iTr?tr7. 
 Of full w. ^^^^. 
 
 Of w. not of capacity, —measure, sfr^, ^^^, 
 That is sold by w. ^^^. 
 TTp to the w. of. TRTTR, ^TRHR:. 
 2^avr.fnass to tveigk with. ^^^ n. vfnjT «. STR'T'TPT »• 
 
 The common Weights of the Jeweller or Goldsmith 
 are> l'^/ =>ra>? TTPT ( ;joi>. HTOT ) «». wt»». f?5?^[M. ^3 
 wi./. fsT^qr/. ^^"T J«. g^ »J. n. 
 
 3 ponJerotes mass. afr^T «• HT'C »». 
 
 4 pressing load, lit. fig. v. Bukden. JTT^ w. a|f% «. tjr? 
 
 5 importance, dignity, conseqvence,consideration, influence, 
 authority. HR m. ^^H n. ^ ot. ^TR^/ TIT^^/. 9r- 
 ^^^r^/. n^fST n. ^^ m. n. JR'fs^tJfT m. ^^Kf. n. i(\^m. 
 ^\^ m. afTTSf^q m. ^rsTon m, ^^ /. =qT?y/. =q?5fft/. 
 
 G moment, consequence, ^'c. TR m,. fsTHm/. H^rr^ or ^r 
 
 /. \^\ m. w^f. »nfW'^r m. srf^RTT »«. 
 
 7 — as placed upon a body to keep it down. ^TiJI n. ^- 
 V^ m. ^^'JT n. <iMU| «. %tf!7r or Of «. hR »J. 
 Weighty, a. heavy. JTRt, ^^TS, g^JT^, ^^q-^^l?-, TRT^r, ^- 
 
 sRrsrr, &c. 2^, ai^^s or ^jrrs or c^vr^ or ^ns, ^irr, 
 
 2 influential. rftSi^K, ^<Jpr^, ^^JFr^,^TR5W, HR^^- 
 
 3 momentous, important. ■>TI^, ^75, ^^Tvrrqr, jfrST, ETSf^- 
 
 Weie, «. ^RTiftT w. qr^^/. 
 
 To AVelcome, v. a. salute ( a new comer ) ivith kindness. 
 
 3TRTfT M.-3TmcT^rRT?T «. ^OT y • ofo. Sft 3TTf5f ^'n^ nT^M. 
 
 Welcome, a. — a guest, &c. ^FTfTRr. [ &c. 
 
 2 grateful, v. Ageeeaele. f ^sr^, f ^, 3TR^^R^- s^^- 
 
 You are welcome. aTnT<Jr «f\ STPTT , 3TT71JI ^T% aTTSf. 
 
 Welcome, n. kind reception of a guest, v. Hospitalitt, 
 
 Civility. aTTTcn^RIrf n. ^RHT n. 
 To Weld, v. a. unite when heated. 3TT?5ot. 
 AVelfaee, n. happiness, prosperity. iR n. ^;^^\v[n. ^f{ pop. 
 %JT n. ^f. 'Mt^^f. ( occurs in letters ) tT5 «. g?^ Wv 
 5^?5 or 55 n. ?THf ?I?J m. ^t(W^ n. J?TSrfT/. JT»T?5 or a 
 w. mir^ «. 3?Tt"5 n. STH'rft^rrT «. ^T w. ^^ n. k{^ n. 
 ^f^ n. gftiTfH/ sr^r^ »«. [sft T?5Tf /. 
 
 Accounts of w. tidings of health and proceedings. H- 
 To pray for the w. of. «ff n. JTPI^ g. of o. 
 To wish one's w. 3T»ft^f%?PT n.-kc. Jp^ijf, 
 
 2 (of a country or state). aTRr^/. aTT^fTc^Rft/ ^^rrrf/. 
 AVell, a. in health, v. Healthy. «r^r, ^^t^r, ^r«T, f'TnT'T, 
 
 Pretty w. SRRfT, HT^lrST SRT. 
 2 — as comprehending circumstances ; ivell and happy, 
 
 V. COMFOETAELE. f ^ft, ^^TTH, f ^T?5 or 55, ^^jf^, ?TJT. 
 
 3 advantageous, happy, fortunate, Sfc. "SffTSr, SRT, «f=?Tr- 
 
 =^r, %TRr, y<MNi, %rT^f , g^fra^. 
 
 Well, «. — common round w. without steps, ^^m. 3THot. 
 ^m. — rough dug, not built up with masonry. 3TT5t^ 
 or arr^ra'M. am^f^^t.— (of masonry), n^Jrar^/. — large 
 w. with or without steps, fcf^/. «?r^/. «?T? or sft/. 
 
 Assessment of wells. l%^ttjlT m.
 
 WEL 951 
 
 Basket, bucket, &c. used in clearing out a w. «Tiqr 
 OT?r^ or :JH^«. 
 
 Blind w. Dry w.W. filled up with rubbish. 3TrS^l?l«. 
 STH'^^/s. 3l'tTf5?». ^^^Tot. [uft/. 
 
 Clearing or cleanin<^ out of a w.iTT5f7^"T''ft or '^\^^i'^^^- 
 
 Dryness of a w. 30T5<iT'TT^»i. 'S^vn\Km. 
 
 Line in a w. from which the uiasoury commences. 
 
 Pavement (or chunam-work) around a w. rfoSt/. 
 AV. with water, moill^r 3TrS»«. ^r|ri4>M'n. 
 Well-eoom, «. — of a ship, &c. »IH?TS or THfrrs/. nJT?i^/. 
 Well, jVifc/y. *ri5r. 
 
 Well, (I A'. Ttoi jVZ or Kiclcedhh^ju&ihj^rig'iahj. '^\^^ dcd. 
 WJ ded. ^, STTTip: or sj^IHR, st^, ^tl^^fT^T^', ^s^fl- 
 r^rRTnH,&c,or t[^k^ HFlt'^, &c. J^qr^, 'TTTfT-./^jIfT:. 
 2 wiV/t (?«e «^(7^ or art, properly, correctly, ^c. ^PTi^T 
 decl. WJ decl. ^S^ or SRl^?:, rft^, ^^, 55;^, ?frnT, 
 
 8 coniplctely, fully, perfectly, ^c. 'T^'piff , 'TlT'jff , "T^r 
 <?ecZ. "T?T compl. 
 
 4 T. Abundantly, Sufficiently. f^iT (/a-^ *l^'T, T^^oS. 
 
 5 favorably, with praise. xTPTOT rfec^. 5RT decl.'^^ ^^TT, 
 &c. ^^jfpir^r, &c. [OTFT. 
 
 6 conveniently. ^5, Btf^T^fr, ^TpTR, ^fif ^TK, ^T?^W- 
 
 7 tim-oughly , to the purpose, properly,to a good dejrec^^'c. 
 V. Smaetlt. ?55, ^m^ decl. htc^, Tlfff. 
 8 — as a term of concession, an expletive, &c. «R. 
 
 As w. as, also, even. st. 
 
 Well off, well to do, that has a competence, v. Com- 
 petence. qrsiTg:?^, ?f^fnTT, l^V^^ fs^3r?f f ^. 
 Well-advised, Well-counselled, a. ^*ip>l<i. 
 Well- ARE AN GED, a. g^f^fT, ^5r, ^^rf. 
 Well-balanced, «. ■HHrTlc^. 
 
 Well-behaved, Well-beed, Well-manneeed, a. polite.^ 
 courteous. ^Tdl-^iuil', SlT^r^'g^, 5Ffc^M K ,H^r^RB""T^, M- 
 ^rkfte or 55, TTqf^^ftK, f5T'?T^rTr=5rr, fn'?, fiiT'ST^IT^T^, 
 
 Well-being, «. v. Welfare. ^?tttot«. ^n^ or a;?^. '<^^ 
 
 pop. ^^n. g>T«. gfti^fn/. 
 Well-eoen, a. V. Gentle, ^v^^, J^^JT, ^R?I^, 3T?ffj, 3T- 
 
 Well-beed, Well-educated, Well-disciplined, AVell- 
 
 teained, a. gf^TflT^, f^'?, ^Trarg?;, g^irf^rr, f^t^r, 
 
 Well-conteived, Well-devised, a. ^^ft^, g^f%H,gzn?5. 
 Well-digested, a. lit. g'^'foT. 
 
 2 fig. qig-qri^^Rr^, 3;^'TT^i%5. 
 
 Well-disposed, a. riyhtUj disposed. g?ft=^, ^T'T^ftsj, 
 
 2 Tcindly disposed. '^'H'H., gH^<'rgBr^?^,ff,?;j'^, f^fT^PT. 
 Well-doee, «. V. Vietuous. gqrtff, g^PRr, ^"fig^^ft. 
 Well-done, interj. n?j, ^rf , ^fl^r^, ^TT^'^, m^fRT, ^T?ft, 
 
 WEN 
 
 Well-diu-:s8ed, a. '^r.^^\ ^^^^]^\.^ ^^'ft., ^ff^f^t^ ^^n^T."" 
 Well-examined, Well-tbied, a. ^TfT^fr. 
 AV'ell-fa\ouei>, a. V. Handsome, Beautiful. ?q <i.M^M , g« 
 
 Well-vl.vvoeed, <j. V. Tasty. ■«f<r?I'r, g'^. 
 Well-foiuied, a. v. IIandsohe. wiqERJlj, 'flT^J, ^:<ctt?S- 
 5, ^<jr?T<:, m?:g5, ^if^^gs, gi"''!, q^f^, ^=^i '^[jih?it. 
 AVell-infoemed, a. g^^fnor, fir, «rjfT, ^nr, ^j/^^^., ?'«pi- 
 
 Well-knit, n. »fRf^, f?T:«rtT. 
 
 Well-known, a. fully knoun. ■rrH^off-^f'iHT Jed.-^c. HH- 
 
 3I?5?5T, flTRf, Q"?f^^. 
 
 2 V. IS'OTOHious. ^n-:rTT^, y^l^fff^p^p. imqf^f. 
 Well-lookino, o. v. H. hsosie. gHT^TT. 
 AV. but weak. gw=^r H^ =?;H'>=qr f?=^r, 
 
 AVell-made, a. v. AVell-foemed. 3TNvTT^5, f ^f?rT. 
 I AVell-meaning, AVell-intentioned, o. ^sfHsirT, ^nT, 
 
 AVei.l-pleased, a. v. Glad. ^h^. 
 AVell-pbeseeved, AVell-kept, a. ^Pt^A ^T^^^, g^^TH, 
 I AVell-pkopoetioned, AVell-shaped, at. t. AVell-foemep. 
 
 AVell-peovided, AVell-stocked, AVell-jupplied, Ac. a, 
 
 I aVell-eegulated, aVell-eulkd, a. g'Tfarrf, g'r=s(, g^nif^. 
 
 ! AVell-SAID, a. =q\T]^J decl. »-^i(?ril, g;jP, g=pf<T?T. 
 ■ AVell-set, AVell-made, AVell-compactf.d, AVell-knit, 
 I Ac. a. V. Coup act. qi^g^, ^k, f ?i^. [f*'<l^. 
 
 AVell-situated, a. ^t'Fn' ('cf/. ^^%?^r, ffiifr<T7r, g»^'«;FT- 
 
 AVell-SPENT, a. ^j^-^A decl. ^'^?^?5T, ^J^^Tf^rf. 
 I AVell-spoken, o. speakiny well, v. Eloijueni. i^.s^ ^\z- 
 
 ' 2 tcell said. ^[rp. 
 
 [ AVell-taught, AVell-teained, a. gfii%H, ^TRr^gj. 
 
 I Well-timed, a. v. SEiSOVABLE. %3?n:^r. 
 
 I AVell-tuened, a. ^^tJTTTT, ^Jotnigj. 
 
 I Well-wateeed, a. — country, Ac. ^HriH^. 
 
 Well-weighed, AVell-conside'.ied, a. gf^I^, gf^frM. 
 
 Well-wisheb, n. *i"MlulWT^, g>Tf%rT^, 31'fl'd'^FnF, M^T- 
 Mf, ^Tt, f|^^, g^T^^^ or gH^. 
 
 AVelt, n. edyinj of cloth, qfl/ ^5 ">. 
 
 To AVeltee, v. «. roi/, u-allow. ^^r^fff, ^"r^'H, 
 
 AVem, AVeume, «. V. Scab, ^tjt '«. «. 
 
 AVen, «. encysted tumor. 5^,"^^ ?i. ^'TT^ «. 'ra'is ». 
 That has a w. 3TTTc&qT, MIc4+<<I, T^^^-iTr. 
 
 AVench, »j. — wouiau in eontciiipt, v. AVdman. sfTT^ «. T^/. 
 2 strumpet, v. Hablot. ?73/. ^I^/ [".:pTor. 
 
 To AVencu, v. n.fornicafc. l\i-A\<4\ /-tft^T^ /.-TJSS'ra'T 
 
 AVencher, f). lecher. Xl'^l, ^fs^, l^'Ml^ or ^^^^T, 'ts- 
 
 AVExcniaiT, AVt .1 i.i..o, n.frcqucniiny uontcn of ill fame. 
 To Wend, Sco To Go.
 
 WHE 
 
 952 
 
 WHE 
 
 ^Ve3t, n. — tlio region of the sky. if^T/. HI^S<T/. Tf^H'- 
 AVest, Wf.sterlt, "Westekk, a. of, helonging, ijc. to the 
 
 2 facing the west, ^f>f\^^;^^\ fffs^T, "Tf^H*^^,Tf*s<T- 
 "West, AVestwakd, Westwabply, adv. toiiard the west. ^- 
 
 Wet, n. icater, humiditi/, moisture. ^\^ n. 3?Tc7/. «. 3TT- 
 
 2 ram or rainy weather. TT'jft «• 1T3i!W m. f^tol^/. f. Tl, 
 TVet, a. having loater on the surface. 3TT?5T, f*r3T«Fr remiss. 
 
 Drippiug w. f%5f, fsFT, f^cT, f^»Tf^T'?f or ^if^sftrf, 
 =qt5I o;- T, M^T, W5^ f^^r, 3Tr?JnS[5T, 'fl'[?5T^P^PP=^i=r. 
 
 To be dripping w. f^fiff^fir'f' or ^^^m, f^isjaf. 
 
 To get w. le wetted, fw^^^ f'T^'iT^/. ST^'Jf ^. o/«. 
 2 V. Eaisy. ^q-^^, T^J^TT^, fi%iTq-. 
 3 — of land, t. Maeshy. f^fSTS, "Tr'^'^rST^T, ^OTS^T. 
 Tij Wet, v. a. maJic icet. fVr^JT^af, 3Tfer-&e. ^^, ffrJM, f*T- 
 
 <;nri7r^/.-&c. -ttot y. »/ o. [ ftt/. 
 
 Wet-sdese, «. T. NUESE. ^/. 3T'ttt/. VTT^ft'T/. 3'TTT- 
 Wethee, n. castrated ram. ^^ft%^T HJT m. 
 AVetness, «. V. A. afraT<iTr »». ■pT^^qilT OT. &c. art^n./. 
 aftHRT m. 5ffT^RRT WJ. aTT^^T/. ^T^'rir/. ^fH?^w. ^^w. 
 . Wetted, p. v. V. f»T^5fe?5r, #^r-&c. %^OT,f^rfT^r remiss. 
 pr3T^5, 3TT§?T. 
 Whack, interj. 4Tn-^r?r-^^-&c. "?r3-^^-^T-&o. ^-^^T-^P^C. 
 To AVhack, «. o. T. To Beat. ^FS^T^'jf, ?r5^^, qT^iif. 
 Whack, M. v. Blow, '^■^f.'^^^'mf.^^'^^f. TTTCT ?«. 
 
 Whackeh, Whacking. See Laege, 
 
 Whale, n. ^SHTTOT m. frffH nj. ?:r^ m. s^SPrnTT ?». 
 
 Whang, m. leather thong. STT^/. 
 
 Whap, jH/e;y. q^q--5F?T-^T-&e. or tTsl-^F^-^-Ac. qT-^T-^^- 
 
 &c. g-^ ( or vf^ )-5F?r-^-&C. 
 Whap, n. v. Blow. ^^tTCT m. X^ m. TT^?T «. 
 Whappee, «. V. Laege. ?itt^t m. ^r m. t^T^^PT »«■ 
 Whapping, a. V. Laege. ^, i-iirfi, ?:qTCT. [ ^T^ m. 
 
 Whaef, k. JanX' or mound for landing goods. tT^r or tr-^Twi. 
 What, pron. that ivhich. ^ ( ^, ^, ) ^PPT, ^T ^^, 
 
 2— interrog. ^FTT, T>r, TrmrTT, % ( or f^^ ). 
 
 8 — as an interjection. EfTTT. 
 
 4 ^ /(Oto great degree, sprq-. 
 Whatever, AVhatsoevee, ^row. amj thing that may he. \^t 
 
 ^, ^ ^ , ^ ^, ^ ^tfr, ^ ^Pm, ^n^ ^. 
 
 Whatlike, a. Jp^^r^ or ?5T, ^^TT, ^RTT^^T, ^?t^^=5fT or ?5T, 
 
 Wheat, w. ni m. JTTaw w. gJTnT m. Certain kinds o^u-heat 
 are ^F^riT^i, ^TS^TFTi, m^T or ^'J^j ni, ^rs Tt, ^T^- 
 
 Green w. parched. ^^T^/. 
 
 Suitable for w.— soil. w-^WA or ns^ar. 
 
 W.-colored or spotted with spots of w. irs^ar or n- 
 
 W. -grounds. irc^jcS or aft / 
 
 AV. ground coarsely and boiled. Z^f. d^ /. 
 
 To separate the w. from the chaS. Jig. ?fr^'ftXf?rHr'7 
 
 AVheaten, a. made, S;c. of wheat. 'fo^i^T, HIiJiTr^r, T^^t^- 
 
 AV. flour. ^ptJfr^/. 
 
 Tine w. flour. ^m^.^^-^TA m. M^ m. ^V^f. ^^ n. 
 
 Granulous w. flour. X^ m. ^n^'t /• 
 To AVheedle, v. a. t. To Cajole, To Coax. «F?i^^f^, ^- 
 
 rJRof or i^lrSFT^, 'TSR'ir, ^RtfTST'if. 
 AVheedlee, n. AVheedling, p. a. \. V. ^^er^iiITTT, &c. 
 
 Wheedling, «. t. V. ^^?5rgot n. &c. 5?l55T^r<ift /. 5- 
 
 ^STift or ^^r^pift/. ^I^T«T<ifY /. 3c^?2 or 5^5 «./. 
 AVheel, «. 'qr^ n. xp^ «. 
 
 Circumference of a w. %fiT/. 
 
 Stone, &c. put under a. w. to prevent its rolling on, 
 
 2 ( as of a machine or engine ). ?:^T? or ^1^14 «». 
 3— for spinning. ^rTT^r^T T^R »«. 
 To AVheel, v. n. — a line of men, &c. turn, move round. 
 
 2 V. To Eevolve. fRf^of, HTJfof. 
 To AVheel, d. «. fTRqiJr. 
 
 2 ( round ) — a carriage. =5T^ft f ^^. 
 AVheel-baeeow, n. t^cp^n^ HTsT' /. 
 AVheel-clog, AVheelstoppee,?!. g:^/. g'^rS n. st^ /. 
 
 AVHEEL-WETGHT,n.T. CaHPENTEE. ^T^ ^"JITTT, TT^ ^^T?;7. 
 
 AVheeled, a. hat-ing wheels. ^r^FP^TT, '^Vi^ in comp. ^^p^r^ 
 
 To AVheeze, v. n. Ireathe hard ivith a sound, ^^m or ^T- 
 ^ f WVT., ToSr w.-^RTT m.-kc. Hm*^ or q^^^DJ-^T^^ 
 g. ofs. t^n. f. ^p^of, ^9>sqTH »». ^F^^- ^frsq-T 
 
 AVhelk, w. v. Bump, gtia n. 
 
 To AVhelm. See To Oveewhelm. 
 
 AVhelp, n. young of leasts, fq^? n. ^^] m. ^7Am. 
 2 young man, in contempt. sj^Fsft, "J^rtT. 
 
 To AVhelp, v. n. f^, 1^ n.-&c. fsfjf. 
 
 AVhen, 0(7y. at the time that. %5^f, ^>m#SH, 3^T^, ^^. 
 The .above words are correlative with ^^, f^Hot^, 
 PTlt^r, ff^. If ^°^f be used Ho|f must follow, but in 
 idiomatic phrases the ^P^ is often omitted ; ex. vfs^f 
 
 gj^ ^f5 ^s^f ?rsft ift ^ir ^i^bt firft or n^ ^^h z- 
 
 Since w. JTE^iqrg^, PTm^, f^T7TTf?T. 
 
 2 at u-hat time ? %-^^f, ^(ft, ^^, %^^f , ^it, ^^W^\ W- 
 
 About w. ? %s^?rr. 
 
 Of w. ? ^f^Ht. [77f?n^. 
 
 3 ff/Ver i/ie time that, v. Afteewaeps. ?f>T^, ^I'je^^frT, 3'- 
 AVhence, «(ff.— interrog. ^T^^, ^I'Jft^:|^, ^T'JIrqr ?*T^Tf^-
 
 _■ WHE 
 
 MK^-i-Ac. ? 5<T:. 
 
 2— indef. $J^ or f^TSTfT, f^f^, f^JPS^r. 
 AVhknever, Whensoeveb, adv. at whatever time. %s^^<t, 
 
 ^s^r^^t, %5f f used with frft, %5^^, ^^t^ptff. 
 Whebe, oJp. at uJtich phce. ^'^ (>r f^ij-, ;rqT ft5j;ro?f-r«Tofr- 
 
 ^fr-^F^r^r-Ac. [-Ac. 
 
 2 a< u>/ia< /^ace ? 4.xk or ^, ^>T?^r fi+iufi-^^lffit-^'it 
 Of w.? ^^r or 3T, ^jTratrJ ( «• fs^r or ?5r or 5^?y ). 
 To w. and whence a person. spTSr^T'Jf or J.Z]^^, 
 Whereabouts, adv. near what place. ^\zm or f 5HT, ^rs^ 
 
 or ^S^r. 
 Whekeas, adv. it heinj so that., seeing that. ^|f, ^^^TTaT- 
 
 4ff, 3^n^?Tf, 3^N?^1, ^iil + r<rif, '3=qrreT^. These are all 
 
 used with their correlatives rfojjf, f^TST'^f , f^T^J^lt, ^^\■ 
 
 <T?fr, ?qT^ft?ff, f^T^^, as 5^3T'4? <iHi3ftq?r T^ TOr air- 
 
 ^ f?TT3T^f ?qTS^r "TretHPt ^\^^ ^XZf^ Tr1^^. lu idio- 
 matic phrases the ^fs^f, ^qraryT, &c. are usually omit- 
 ted, as ifwTJft 'T^ nar an^ f^n^ i^ qidf^ar Ttf^, 
 &c. arlf 3T?mt, 'T^-^. 
 
 2— noting opposition ; on the contrary, when in fact. ^ 
 J^sf ar^FTf, ^t f%^R^ 3T?r^, rffspT:, 5Rh;?t:. 
 
 Whereat, orfv. a< «'/*«;■. 3^r^^?:, fqr^^^, ^HfTcTT or *qr?f, 
 f^T?5r or r^T^. 
 
 Whereby, o(/w. by which. Sm ^s;h, sqr^STfi ^^• 
 
 Wherefore, adv. for which reason, ^i^\ +U<Jllt7r, ^TT^IT- 
 
 2/or to/(rt^ ?ra^o?j.^^, ^^R^, q^^fiw, ^tiJIfm ^FROIW, 
 
 ^ToRTT ^tnTtTTOT5r-^Jr-&c. ^^RT, ^JjTT?!^^. 
 
 3/or fAa< or this reason. STT-r^n^RtrTM, ^T-f^T ^FRTr- 
 
 Wherein, adv. in which, y^nrwr, ^m, ^TTf^TT'ft. 
 
 Whereof, adv. of which. ?5TT^, ^^r^l'fHT, ^Trf^^f. 
 
 2 of what ? ^Xi.V^\. [ f^'-ftrJ. 
 
 3 of which place. f^5^ or ?yr, f5FT=P^?5, f^*?^ or ?!r, 
 Wheeesoetee, Wuebevee, ac?;;. in what place soeier. ^^ 
 
 dfit or f^Tif pjTiT, ^f^ ^T ^rnr-f5^rDff-r«T^r-&c. ^- 
 ^, ^ra^^ra, ^"r5?rfr, Sfir ?rfr, s^r ^FRcqT fs^ijff, %4 
 
 ^T5 or ^5, +S(|fM, qsr^^rrpT, 'T^spT^f, 
 Wheeeupon, arfi'. on which. 7^]^X, 
 
 2 o« ;!/»'«. qT-r!TRT-^rR:-&C. ITT, %5^f. 
 Wheert, w. canoe, boat, v. Vessel. ?TT /. f?ift or jt'ft/. 
 lb Whet, v. a. rub to sharpen. ^TT^n't, 4M--('Ji, TT^ST^ot, ?ir- 
 
 Sfof, ?t^^, RragT-{^TiT^r5R;-&e. ^^, ^%^fFT n.-&c. W..- 
 
 ^g.ofo. {l^g.ofo. 
 
 2 stimulate, \. Excite, tj^, 3"=^^^, 3%^^ n.-Ao. q?- 
 AVhet-stone, m. sharpening stone. {^^^ or f^soTF or fH^- 
 
 OIT »n. ?fto5/. mor w. /)o/?. ?I^(Ji/. 
 Whethkr, adv. which of two alternatives. The IMarathi has 
 
 no corresponding word for this. The "or" which 
 
 aecessarilj foUowe it, gives all the meauing. Ex. Re- 
 
 953 w ni 
 
 solve whether you will go or not, 3If?5 *f r^ «n^r^- 
 'r^^ qrrr.— As a partiilo diHfiii^^uiBhiug Beviral poinU 
 it may bo expressed by ^rT A r^ ; as I have every 
 article you can waut.whctlior wheat or barley or butler, 
 
 »ft ^f^^P^, 1 will feed every one who comes, whe- 
 ther Bnihuian, Shudra, or Pariah. 
 
 W. or no ; nolens volens, at any rale. ^I»T'^r, 97 HI- 
 
 Whetuer, ;)ron. ^i[7^. [ f^. 
 
 AVhetted,;). v. V. qr^rfer, sr^ffr, Ac. Pif^^, ?if^,T%- 
 
 To bo w. ?imoT. 
 
 WhETTEB, «. WiiETT1>'0, /J. a. v. V. 1. qpFTTrtT, riHU IRf, 
 
 2 vi(i«<uilTT, &c. 3%^T=^-&c. ^Tlf-^FTft-Ae. 
 
 Whettino, «. V A"". 1.— ac^ qr^iot 7i. qr^jRoj n. qniowt n. 
 
 &e. qr^Tff/. 3%^^ «. 
 
 2 J^"^ n. etc. g'Tj^Wt/. T^?5/. 3t|^^ n. .jj^im ti. 
 Whet, «. serum of milk. ^i\^ qT'Jftn. <J^I<I f'^^-z'T/. fl ?H ft . 
 AVHicn,^o». — rclat. vff, f%_ 
 
 2— demons. qFlTT^r. 
 
 3— interr. #JlfTr, qFJM=qT,"%^T, ^f^r. 
 WnicnEVEE, WniciisoEVEE, pron. ^ ^f^THT, ^r, ^'r^r. 
 Whiff, n. ( in smoking ) o sudden expulsion of air from 
 
 the mouth. ^ wi. v. ^5, ^^ »». t). WTS. 
 Whifflee, «. insignificant person. ^^■^l.^-^iV^^-k^. 
 
 i AVhiffuno, a. T. Inconstakt, Shuffliso. trorSilT, fi^n- 
 
 While, Whilst, m/c. (Z«n»y /As iimc that. ^rR^t?r, RntS- 
 ^, MNot^, ^5^. The senseof this word is well rendered 
 without an adverb, as ^tr5 *0t fH^^t 3Ttint ^ 3TT^f 
 the thief came while I was lying down yesterday. 
 2 as long as. ^ or ^'t, ^If^, ^HT, Hnq^fT, at^TT. 
 
 While, «. «^«<-c o/ /);»<■, v. Time. ^^ m. q;T3 m. 
 
 A w. For a w. ^fftifa;, ^t^f^R, ^ifr?T3qq^, Ac. 3T- 
 
 All this w.^^ q^, i^?r $3, ^?te. [^r *T(Jr. 
 
 Between whiles. H^JTit^, srvrrR^ff or ^^ Rtif, cfl^- 
 A long W. qnT%35, 5?^a%5E, ^TS^ or ^i'la, (T^Jr?'3E 
 
 or ^r3, %5E>T?:, %5roE, ^r^qfra, ^Rqit^s. 
 
 A little w. A short w. ■4r5T-»^liq^-Jtc. Vs, ■HfqrqTioS. 
 In a littlo w. arf^lt qf^, 3TfqTT<5. 
 What a w. ^Sl^s. 
 
 A w. ago. Tq't, Hqrf^i. f^TOT-^W't 
 
 AVorth while. g^WlT >/i.-?rPT ot.-<P5E fl.-^f?,?5 m. n. 3T 
 
 To While, v. a. ( time ) make to past phasanlli/. +<H<n, §- 
 
 •+Huif/. q^. 
 
 AVhim, WniMSKT, fj. /rffli, /an.'y. r!^/. ^1 ffl. wTjt/.
 
 wnt 
 
 95 Ji 
 
 wni 
 
 5b Whimper, v. n. v. To Wuike. fq^^ot, f^5^^, "f^f^^ 
 Whimsical, o. V. Fakciiti,. S^^TT, 3^, gfs^, tjtfe^, <T- 
 
 WniMsiciLNEss, n. v.A. ^f^^oir m. &c. 3^<ai<t/. fH^mr^T- 
 Te WniXE, V. n. rri/ plaintively or cliildisMy. fMUirMUinT, fn- 
 
 oifTTOTCTr, fEruTspJi, ^uwuiui, fns^'jf, qfisFrStif , fT^i^, f^x- 
 ^, fsi^'it, f^f^oj, fq?:fq7:5T, fqTfT!;Df , nn «.-?? «.-ir- 
 
 Whise, WniNixG, n. y. Y. fjTorfH'JTijf n. fn^fhiT^ n. f^- 
 ft^w. &c. fq?TftH; f. f^T^vf■ f^^^T/. fc^T/. fH'JTFfr<Jr 
 
 /. frpjiffN/. fsrcn^trff/ ^FMqoT/ ^P'^^^cJ^fT/. /'/. W.^\W.^A 
 
 f. tIN' or ^r^T/. 55^^,^/- ^TTOIT/ ^5/ ^ITot ?J. 11^ «^ 
 
 ■Whixee, »j. AVuI^•I^G, p. a. t. V. finJifHtiinrTTT, f^Torfnir- 
 
 OTRT, &o. fq^ft?^, fqrfqTT or =qT, f^rf=P^ or =qT, fW"!- 
 
 f*?uTrT, frt^T, f^r^^^qr, ^i^r, ^i^rr, ^ifT, ^5flls?TT, ?^^- 
 
 t^?fTt, «rrj?^"JIT or lift. 
 Whinisclt, a(/v. v. A. 5^^, TFTT'TT^f or ITT^^f, 'lot'lotf. 
 To Whinnt. See To NEiun. 
 2b Whip, u.o. strike iciih a tvJiip. =5rT^^ w.-^FRST »n.-&c. tti- 
 
 2 from ; into ; out ; round j up. To render w7iip in com- 
 bination with adverbs, take an appropriate adverb 
 from the collection under Smaetlx and prefix it to a 
 verb expressing the action to be rendered. Ex. to whip 
 up J. e. to take up smartly, ^rqf^^it g^^T^JOT 5 to whip 
 from, i. e. to take away suddenly, g^^^?l ^rsoj^ &c. &c. 
 The intransitive sense of the word, to whip up, to whip 
 away, &c. i. e. to move up or away smartly, is to be 
 rendered in the same way. 
 Whip, «. — the instrument for chastising, ^fra^ m. 
 
 Cartman's or ploughman'B w. 3T^5 m. ^los^f m. 
 
 Lash of a w. ^fif^^ m. 
 
 Long leather w. ^PirST in. \^l:m. 
 
 WHlP-HA>-ri, 11. upper hand, v. Scpeeioeitt. g^TTTcTST m. ^- 
 Whip-IA H, «. qpt^JTm. [%T^T5r?f W!. 
 
 Whip-saw, n. saw worked hy two men. a^s n. 3Tg-qT ^TSfrfm. 
 Whippeh, n. Whipping, p. a. y. Y. 1. ^T^Jp HRoiRT-aK- 
 
 DTKT-&C. =qN+M UKUITH. 
 Whippeh-sxappee, Whipstee, n. pun^ insignijlcarttfelloiv. 
 
 ^\^^X f. ^IH^mr m. ^^Xtf. 
 Whipping, n. \. Y.—acl =En^^ HTTW n. &c. ^^^jtt<' m. 
 
 3b Whirl, v. a. turn round rapidly, twirl. 'F^T-TT'Rt-'TTT- 
 
 nr-iKTO-A-c. f<F?:^dT-^r^f^ijr-&c. iRn^srJr, fWt/.-fn^- 
 ^/.•&c. 3;>ir. 
 
 5b Whihl, v. n. move round rapidly. »Tt«r3^, 'ft?^, 'K'Rui 
 intens. n^ot, fp^ot, iF7K->T^^f-&c. f-P^iOT, fl^^f^T m.- 
 
 f^K^ or q^/. ^ROT, «»TDt. 
 
 2— as wind or water ; eddy, qkrcl^, JltsiTSoi, ^Ffsraur. 
 WniBL, WniBi.iKG, n. v. Y.N. 1. ii^»itdt « Ac. fiR^tjr m. 
 flT^ist/. ^li'.\J. UTt[ or UTf\ or ^Krlf. Hr^f'T/. Kl- 
 qrr «». HT^fST or fn^'^Ft^T wi. fHTT^T m. "^ii f. ^^'.W.r »;i. 
 %?rm. v;tRm. ^JHOTw. f^raT w. flvJH m. yjfri/. =5I^T5?€ »i. 
 W. round ( in cliild's play. ) aitiTw^.r Hr^o.'TT/. /</. 
 fiRTTT m. or nTllHIK ffi. i^i. ITSrH'Tr-^/. 2>l- •TTivrTI H- 
 
 AVith a w. or twirl. TT^T, fnT-^H-^-Ac. 
 2 fig. ( of business or engagements ). *RTt?T m. Tht- 
 
 ^ m. «fiH;r3;r m. nrritT »i. 
 
 To be in a w. qffSToiot, 
 WniEL-rooL, n. eddy, vortex. Hi^RT «t. =^(^J n. ^^.n. 3TRtT 
 
 m. 13JT »!. vTsrv;]^ m. 
 WniEL-wiND, n. cjHici or HoE/. ^T^oB or 'Tos/. tUS^oEorra 
 
 /. ^rq«[3/. =5i=?;^m m. arrsm m. sfmisfTf m. [ tt, lafH. 
 WniKLED,/). V. Y. A. t\x^ fPTEi^fir, ii?:'t:5i^t, &c. arrf- 
 
 Whihiee, n. — of a spinning wheel. =qrrr m.f. n. =^V<r'\f. 
 Whielioio, n. — the plaything. f<?)T^/. (w.^'t n. f^v^f^V or 
 
 ^l\w: n. ^l\m or f^qt n. fnrf'R n. HISTTT »>. 
 WniEB, n. noise oj stone.Sfc. passing through theair.^'^'KfXf. 
 
 W. of a spinning top or whirligig. ^/. 
 
 AVith a w. f»TWY, 5^^?r-^T-&c. f'TT'iX 
 To WniEE, V. n.fly tviih noise. *R*f^ or n o(/». ^'Sot-jsoi- 
 
 &c. *rTTt*r, [ ftR^ft^, fTftfr. 
 
 AVhiee, adv. tvith a whirr. JTT ^FW-^T-Ac. ''R^^-^-&c. 
 Whisk, m. quick Jerk, ^'c. 5rj:?>T w. 51^^/. 5t=!:<FRr m. ^tjj- 
 
 ^K or ^^W.n.\ m. 5iqTCT »»• <F5^RT »^. fHTTTT or ^TT^m. 
 To AVuiSK, t'. a. siceep or brush hy wMsking. IT^^ot, 5t^i^ai_ 
 
 2 OTOfe tvith a quick jerk. ^Z^i^., ^tS^I^Iot, "P^-^T^, 5T- 
 
 To Whisk, r.n. move nimlly. 5?^% m. /J^. HI^oT-^air-iTU't^ ^- 
 
 ?5^- ^ =5TTc5at, 5rJ5f;?f ^^T?lSr. 
 Whiskee, »!. ( of the face ). ^'^ m. Tt^RU wi. iT???!^?' «. 
 
 2 flapper, jan, ^'c. ^TSqtJT «. [:pgt-5rr=^T 
 
 Y^ ■BX>-K-E.\iY.li, a. furnished urith vohiskers. ^^, ^^SfT?^, 
 AVhiskt, n. (T^fT !TJf;R% »T?T 3TTf. 
 To AVnisPEE, V. n. speak with a low sililnni voice, jp^^iif, 
 
 5^"F?iot, q^^qr^oT, ^prj^ot, Jprn^oT, Toifiiiot, q^q^iJr 
 
 or J^J^iJi, ^Sf H/.-^?[vTy.-&c. 5fR'Jir-'Ti?'J|-?ir5rDT, 'J- 
 To AVnispEE, V. a. vttei- in a low sibilant voice. ^^<^-&c. 
 
 ^FRiff ^q&t. 
 
 To w. about ; tell in people's ears. WA^^f- ^W. 
 AVhispee, AVhispeeing, n. \. Y. N. j^ifflOt n. &c. <f^<jr- 
 W/. :pTf3T/. n^'T^/. f=^f5/- 3^'J^^/- 5^'JJ o»^ 5^- 
 
 Great or general w. ^T^^RTT^ m. 
 AVhispers, suppressed talk, loiv rumours, ^ •^■f-^ /. ^- 
 ^^/. 2^'J^/. ^m^^f- 1^^/.
 
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 AVniSFKRED, ;). v. V. A. ^Rm OTfn?l35JT, f «"^H ^F^TI ^t- 
 Whispkker, n. "Wiiispetiino, ;>. o. v. V. N. "P^f^onrT, 
 
 1. v. Tale- Bearer. iNCENriAiiT. q;^'^";. 
 WUISPEUINQLT, adu. ^^^^ or ^r, T^3^, 5^?R^, ^f'p^, 
 
 Wni3T, i:ilerj. ^tf or ^CT or ^. 
 M'nisr, n. 'if^TJNr <^ ^7^5 ^r^. 
 To "Wliur: E, t?. «. ( with the mouth ). f^^^iJf, f^fTJra or 
 
 fX^^m f.%^ or ^ff55/ qFc^dr-^T^SfJl, U\t[J'. ^\^^^^-^V^'^. 
 
 2 — a bullet, an ow, &c. ^=qr=roT, =^ (/(/c. jp'^'Ji-^PT'Jt, W- 
 
 fTH'n-HaT^T-?r'rrf5r5ft-&c. ^rr^'ir, ^othotot ;«!!«««. ^'Jipnw. 
 
 3— wind. ^g;-^'7T«aT->TiIH0T adv. qT^tjf, «aT??'Jm. 
 Whistle, Wiiisti.ino, n. v. V. l.—act. f\\^m^ n. \\\7j ^\- 
 ^rrq-ijf n. ?fT^ /. f^Tott^/. 
 
 2 ^RW «. =i/. ^oIH'JT/. HORT'TrT^ m. Hiim w. 
 
 3 TUTHir/. W0TH1T/. ^TamoTFT «t ^TJTm m. 
 
 I. instrument ofichistUwj. f^iKCTfr/. Rraj/. f^ia'^/. fr- 
 
 qT<rft or ^^\rJ^f. f^rft/. W^ or qm «. 
 
 Whtstleu, n. Whistling, p. a. v. V. 1. RRoStJrm, ^oS 
 
 srrasTiJnTT, &c. 
 
 Whit, «. v. Bit. ^r w. ?55r^n m. spur m. T^-.qpiiT m. ^ m. 
 White, n. white colour, whiteness, ^fis^r tl ot. ^T>cr ^ »». 
 
 2 ( of eggs ). q-i?n 5ft?7 OT.-?t?^ »«. 
 
 3 ( of the eye ). ^\f\f. ^\€k 5^55 n. 
 
 White, a. TiSTT, ( rewiss. qfJT^, TtfT^ tcMiish ) 5^r, 
 H%?T, Kf^r, g>-J, g^, ^rT, q5RJ;;o^.V:i^, 1%rf, ^. 
 Dusky w. qpsfa, ^p^, HT'T[, gJ^P?:, 'JJT?,. 
 Of a glistening' w. TfiJT^T or iTT. 
 W. as snow. AV. as crystal. Lily w. AV. and clear, &c. 
 'jf^TT "f JTvftrT, Tf5U«%rr or af, '?t??T'P^ or 1>€\W- or <pf , 
 qtSTT %^, <Tt?U ^=^. 
 Yellowish w. <Tf|, qffT. 
 
 To sot down in black and white, to put in icriting. 
 TiS-TT^ ^TcJT ^^ or qis-^N^ ^FT^ ^p^. 
 2 See Pale. 
 AVhite-ant, n. termcs. «noRft/. ^f or 3""?li/. ^\i^\ "n. 
 White-lead, n. flSjrrr m. [ qft/. 
 
 White-swelling, «. swelling of the knee joint. "JS^/. sr- 
 White-wash, n. composition of lime and icater. ?l^fft/. 
 7o White-wash, ». a. HqJ?ft or ejT/. ^?:iJr. 
 To White, To Whiten, v. a. make tihite. qt?n-^%rr-Ao. 
 
 To White, To Whiten, v. n. become wJUte. ^]^XJ-^^-&c. 
 Whiteness, n. v. A. 1. qts?:^^^ m. ?f%rtqiJiT m. if;r^<TurT m. 
 
 «%cfr or €[f. ^tf?lT/. ^^?fr/. >qcTrIT/. &C. ^m n. fcTT^T- 
 
 ^ n. ^r^^ «. 
 
 Glistering w. qf^-^rt/. 
 Whites, «./«cr c/i(,«. qfj^imt «. 5?^/. qfsftjq^/. 
 
 WniTHEB, adv. to what place. ^ 'STiftf:"5,'FI<'Tr!TTr*T«fI'J>^,&c. 
 
 ^\i is aa commonly used for <pnnt^, as iu Eugliuh 
 
 where is for whither. 
 
 2 to which place. fJIi?;>. [ ^ <n^ 
 
 AVuiTHEKSOEVEK, <j(/i>. ^0 whatever place. flT<j;"i, HR'^?, fll- 
 AVhitlow, ». swilliny near the nail, r^q^ «. ^^Tqy'. ^fTO 
 
 n. ^^?ft/- T^^/- H^R-'Z«. 5igur«n. ^gj^;». ^jji'^'^m. 
 
 Whittle, n. clasp knife Hi^gn m. </<>;». flrsg^/. 
 Ts AVhittle. v. a. t"|p=l'it, f^^M. 
 
 To AVuiz, v. v. make a hissini/ or humming noise inflyinrr 
 through the air. >lt^oi, nini^fOT, floiflcadr tntnit. flOlfTnoT, 
 
 Whiz, Whizzing, n. v. V. niqot 71 ^lOTflOT'n n. &c. flonr- 
 "f/- "^ "•/• ^T^^f'"- inlens_ «oiflCTll?w. nm/ HOTM m. 
 
 With a w. ^<JT ^-^PT-^-c. ^""T, ^'■■^^-qCT-Jcc. ^f, p- 
 'T-^F'JT-Rv^ &c. ?fiT-^''I-^-<ic. inlena. ^^^^ or on, ^aii- 
 
 Who, /jron. — relat. ^, f%. 
 
 2— iuterr. ^roT, Jp^T'T'. [H57HT fSI^T. 
 
 WnOETEn, /)ro. any person whatever, ^ft^foft, ^, ^^JJoO, 
 Whole, a. all, the whole mais or multitude, v. All. ?1RI, 
 
 3TT^T, 3fI'?T, ?li, 3T5r^T, Bq^r, J1JT!T, ^T'rT, -^^^ipop. «- 
 
 ^ToE, *re in conip. 3ihq, ?;rRi, sRTrr. 
 
 2 complete, entire, perfect, undivided, ^q^r, -fl:»qr, fl^. 
 
 ?f*T^, ^m^, ?T^s pop. ^t^jTs, ^rsftT, q?T, q^, «qoT, ^>t^t, 
 arnn, a^Ttr, '^-pr?, ?rrct?T. 
 
 3 — rupee or other piece ; not changed into smaller coin. 
 
 sjf-cTr or sj?r, ^yr. 
 
 4 sound, unimpaired, well. 10^5, ys^, tTSBT, ^fqST, SRr, 
 
 tTsqrn?;?: or 5, q^tjrq or qsyrm, ^?;»t, ^r^ffn or srf^, 
 
 ^51^^, ^5l?^r^, H?7 or ?)q?-. [ i["^r. 
 
 5 — used of number ; round. ^^Pfi, 3T^ or vii?;, gr^ ^!^- 
 6 — of relations ; opp. to half, &c. ;3??^r, ?iqT. 
 AVnOLE, n. /7ie entire thing. ^]T.^^ n. ^.\w^ «. WX^n. 
 ^K^R «i. This word is best rendered by tho use of 
 the adjective as JTI^ ^15?r ^SHrTl tho whole of my 
 property. 
 
 Ou the w. all things considered. fH5|^, (J'^yr or ^, ^- 
 
 Wholeness, n. v. A. 1. ■H'liquil m. Ac. ^l+.rM «. W??T*. 
 
 2 ^q2qoTr»i. ?l^^TqDTT»«.&c. 3T^S?TT/.'flHnHT/?i"Jtftfq/"i(r. 
 
 Wholesale, n.—as opp. to retail. Sr^pfV^^t/. qi3;^i»rt/. 
 
 By w. ^^^RJ, "^^yw, ^'i^, 3vi3r, 3^r, qi^cqR. 
 
 AVnoLESALE, rt. V. N. Z\r. or -tTliF, SfT^if, sT^fq^^r, ^T^- 
 Whole OiiE, a that tends to promote health, v. SALfBiiious. 
 
 qz^qjT, qsj2T, qwrrqr, ^i^<<mi, flfJira, ^rff^r^, ^Atf^^- 
 
 2 conducive to happijiees, y. Beneficial. f^HNI, f^?l^ 
 "Wholesojiene-s, n. V. A. 1. q'<;^qiJn m. ^tq^qtlM. TPHi 
 
 2 r^d+K+r^T/. ;jqqrq m. ?q3=?;?ir/.
 
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 WuotLT, adv. iotally. f^3.«q, f^^J, ^TTffT, f^'^, ST^'TcT:, 
 
 ?TJTrfT, ^^-m, ^hv., ^^fi:, 5Bi:pV^ q^^, 'ttst^, T^qi?r- 
 
 2 altogether, ^(.tterly, enthcly, perfectly, ili&rouyhly. 3T- 
 
 ivith the emphasis aud power of the inteusitiveSjSfari, 
 staring (naked, mad), stone (blind, deaf), dead 
 ( drunk ), downriyht, regular.^ propci-.^ out and out ( ass, 
 knave, villain, &c. ). arnfr, 5roE5r6ft<T, «ira, «PP, Ih'FH^, 
 
 Wnoop, interj. |tt. 
 
 ■\Vhoop, n. shout of monkeys. ^ f. J^^R m. HHi^R m. 
 
 2 See Shodt. 
 2b Whoop. See To Shout, 
 Weop. See AVhap. 
 "Whore, n. unchaste woman, strumpet, ^'c. v. Haelot. f^iH- 
 
 Airs or arts of a w. f|j?rTr5?[^n m. 
 Son of a w. XiS^ m. n. ^S'TR m. TiIt, tSN^ w. 
 Whore's gallant. ?T>T<T w. [qr^R^W^/. 
 
 2 prostitute, courtezan^ v. Harlot. ?:?t/. Tfs/. ^^T^"^/. 
 To set up her trade, — a w. qiFS n. ^\^^i[-'H\vh. 
 lo '\Vu.OTiE.,v.n.practice lewdness. f^^qft/'f^T^S^/.-flRTHt 
 
 Whobe-mabtee, Whoee-mongep, «.v. Lechee, AVekchee. 
 
 ^fs^n^, ':s1'MM, Rs-iirf, Rt^tcej?^, 5rr|T^s^nt^. 
 
 Whoee-son, n. V. Bastabd. ^?^^ m. n. ^rS'TR »i. ^t^'Rr, 
 
 Whoee-eom, n. lewdness, unlauful intercourse. flsR'Tc'ft/. 
 %?fT?5^/. f^Ho6+l/. ft^cS^/. f|RT?5T »». ST^^^^^'TTS M. 
 
 5i<I^^ n. 
 Whobish, a. V. LusTFUi,. f^^^, fr^, ^R^BRT, ^rf^TT- 
 
 ?jt, ^^>?5, nT^5E=Pt^r, f^Hcfl^T, fWrrfNrT. 
 W. aifectation and airs. Ai^5r?i^RT m. 
 W. practice or tricks. f^l^^R m. pi. f^i^^fai m. 
 
 pi. r?T<^^4^ m. pi. feiHIri^i^ ot. ^Z. 
 Whokishsesb, m. v. A. fb^^f f^!PT3q?t/. ftj^l rf t/. 
 ,WHOSE,;>ro>t.— relative. -j-MNI ( >j-4N1, fbr^, vHrr^ w./. 
 
 «. ) T<t^, T^C in comp. as, ^^■<^, qf^JH, ^n, Tf^, 
 
 ^T^TRT). 
 
 2 — interrog. ^FTiJlT^. 
 WHOSOETEE,2>7-on. vjl+iufl, ^T, ^^"Jft, >T?5rrT^rift. 
 Wht, adv. for uhat reason ? ^pf, JF^IT^, ^FnRTT^-gS-^jfM- 
 
 qpTC^-?^, ^iq'^^uiH, ?t5R, «pt^, ^g:i;«i, f^nr-iT, f%f^- 
 
 2 /or to7iJcA reason. <?qT??r^-^rer-'rra-+f<di-&c. 
 Wick, m. ( of a light ). ^m/. ^FtW m. STtft/. eiHT «». ^ 
 
 or ^rff/. 
 
 Shred or rag fit for a w. JnW^ n. { ^MA\^ f. 
 
 I W. to be kindled and waved ( around an idol, &c, ). 
 
 Wicked, a evil, sinful, ^c. — of persons. 5^, snt?, TTfT, ^\- 
 
 TTTT^rO, ■■sTfl^r^rrft, 3=r^T=EjT^, ^j^^"?, 1"^=^^, "nq^»vf, 
 fjf^, f^fH, qngf?, qiq^ffT, qr^^FiT, |«ift=5i, sr- 
 
 ?irg, niHtf. Some allusive or sitrnificant terms and 
 phrases for an extremely tvicked person, answering to 
 sin personified, monster of iniquity, child of the devil, son 
 oflclial, 4-c arc, TTTFmorqTTT^q? (qWT, ■^,.t:c.) qPTW^- 
 
 q, qrqjjr^, qrqq?^, qiqi^frq^T^r; qiq^^i, qrqf^vjr^T, qjq- 
 
 fHfvT, ^^'R'Tf, 'I'^qjri?, ^Rq;J?T, q;H^5TS, --atTHifiTI. 
 Friendship or favor of the w. ^Fiq^f?!/. 
 The w. do not thrive or prosper. cTT^T^T «rT^T ^\^r{ 
 
 2— of acts, &c.qTqT^, qrnqrmT, |<i*n'~i^r,3TtTiT^qT, qiqg- 
 
 ^% qrqjTrft^T, &c. qrfw, i"?,^!!^, qf^JiT'ft. [-s-^r. 
 
 WicKEuLT, adv. V. A. 1. qjq^^^, qpTTrft^, qrq^^gT, qjq^- 
 
 AViCKEDNESs, n. V. A. 1. g-gqurr m. ^^qiTT m. qT^tquir m. 
 
 qrfq^TJir m. 5^/. iff^ /. fsgfs/. qiq^f^ /. qiqw^ 
 
 /. |Kf?T/ f^f^/- 1^^/- f 'TI^ »». fiJ^^ «. ^^-q ». 
 ^pip^ n. ^RTFq- «. ^iresr «. q325^ M. f^f?T/. 
 
 2 i^uTT ?«. ^rl^qorr m. ^\Jz n. !4rn^m m. 
 
 I. evil practices. ^|^q?RT «. qTq«. qT?I^«. ^'sqpfrrt. ^^PHn. 
 
 Jll^^.wi n. qpTR^OT H. qrqrqR «j. ^J^X m. Cfl^^^?;iir «. 
 
 3T?f^N15C»«. gT?Tr5fR'». STHr^^TTw. |'^?TM.5's^f?T/.J=qiqT/. 
 
 WiCKEE, flj. made of tioigs or osiers. Sl^lcc^f^F, "PT^T^, ^- 
 
 Wicket, «. small gate. f^^f^V^.zfw.^Vi\f. f^ff^f 
 Wide, a.lroad, v. Extensive. %^ (remiss. ?^ or S ividish), 
 
 ^?5T, %^t^, f^^RT^TT, q^RS, ^F^T, 5T^^. 
 Very w. ^k^ or S, ^T^. 
 
 2 See DisTAJfT. 
 Wide, Widelt, adv. v. A. 1. ^, 1%yKNl(7crf. f^WTT^. 
 
 2 ?5H. [cJTTWiS. 
 
 To Widen, v. a. ^RUT,^-&c. qi^nf, ^^r^ w.-^^^mT >«.-&<•. 
 2b Widen, v.n. %^ijf, ip^-&c. ^liir, ^^^TT m.-&c. q^ in.cow. 
 WiDEKEss, ». V. A. ^qorr »«. &c. t^f ?;^t »». fijwK »». 
 
 '\^ivoy},n.ivomanv:ho has lost her husband. ^5/. t^qTt/. 
 f^tf^ /. XT^f. TrfT^qjl/- ^^ /—in tenderness or 
 pity, tsq^tjsqft/. ^555/. ulT5ft/. TfSHRft/.— in con- 
 tempt, ts^ or T^Z^f. sets/. ?ts^is/. ^f?5S/. ?r55^ or 
 
 x\^ n. nJ «. sfrsfrs n. gTToft/ ?rratqrr«i. or q>ftor/ t- 
 
 %]f. n. ?rf^?t'% i«$ n. srssTTg^cH^I^ Tt?/.— in covert 
 or cant phrased. i^^^I^^ft'^ or ftr^^^TWiT/. 
 
 Man married to a w. qT^q;t('. 
 
 Marriage with a w. ?^m m. qR m. 
 
 Self-immolation of aw. upon the pyre of her husband. 
 ?yHl<^lui n. 3TRT ffW M. stftrq^^ m. ^ijir^ w. «^ti)T 
 n. a^giRR «. SR^rff^ «.— in cant or covert phrasool. 
 srftfqJTO H?^'^ n.— pit prepared for do. ^rf /. 
 
 Shorn w. ^W^f. »^rff/ [ tm^ffa/. 
 
 Stone by which a w, ascends the pyre, q^tfid?!? pop.
 
 WIP 
 
 957 
 
 ■WIL 
 
 W. before puberty. ^raiST/. siM^tT^/. 
 
 W. that burns with the body of Lcr husband, ^rft/. 
 
 "W. in wocda. iJTS^t^/. 
 
 W. romarriod. mz^i^^f. 5^^/. 
 
 W.'s dole, bad sinjinj. tSPftrf n. 
 
 W.'s jointure. ?:rgC^Rr »'». 
 
 W.'s mite, f ^mqi^ m. pi. 
 
 Unshorn w. %tf^ft'JT/. ^51ir/. 
 
 To perform abliitiou iupreparation for mount ii^g the 
 pyre, ^fd^n: ^t^of. 
 
 Some terms of mention or address for a widow arc, 
 
 3TqTc5 or oE, itJlTTPfk^. [^^. 
 
 To Widow, v. a. deprive of a ktishand. ^RT^'if, f^'4^/.-&c. 
 
 To be widowed. TrSR"^, ^ff-'Ti-^Rf-'TTcT-&c. q^, i\^- 
 
 Widower, «. matt tchose tcife has died. tS^Ff or ?:f5^, ^- 
 ^T or Wi f^g?, ^IHWf^^, HflHTjf . 
 
 WiEowHooB, n. ^crs^oir «. ^TfTrt^'Jir m. iz%^m m. g^ftn 
 
 Width, k. breadth. ?^/. r^^^lT »«. %^irT w- s^TT^ m. 
 
 To Wield, v. a. use or handle with full piowe^', manage. ^\^- 
 
 m., ^m^'Jr, =qTH^of, q^-q-ot, qn^, ^raof, %qiJt, ^PFtrf, 1%- 
 
 Wielded, ;>. v. V. qrm:%?5r, ^m^rB^JT, &c. 
 
 WiELDER, M. Wielding, p. a. v. V. ^rq^'TRT, ^fri^'TlTr, ^r- 
 
 ff^TTRT, &c. 
 Wielding, «. v. V. — act. qr^TW n. ^]^^^ n. %quf n. &e. 
 WiELDT, a. V. V. fl!«(^ Manaseabie. ErnTFTRr =5rtT55r, ^t7- 
 
 ?:ii|MIMl-&c. 
 Wife, n. m^=i\f. ?5m^ ^'rpr-'^/ ^pf^OT/. ^[^f. ^ 
 n. *rmf/. q?^/. ^fr/. ^Frrar/ q^'ift /. ^tesht/. ^^- 
 m/. HRTT/. fs^r/. Hf|^r/. ^iruft/. ^=ar «. sp^sf «. 
 
 ^J?5T «J. art^T ?». ^TTFT w. 
 
 Chaste and faithful w. MfrinriT/. ?ffft/. 
 
 Forsaken w. ^ffs/. 
 
 Having a w. t. Married. ^^, ^"77^^, ^TT'T. 
 
 House of one's w.'s father. flTgr^tft/. ^rg^lf^/. 
 
 Mutual jealousy and envy of rival wives. ?f^Hf^ 
 m. yiMHTT^ m. 
 
 Old w's. fable. ■Ml'MNI+M n. 
 
 One's own w. ^^>TT /. ^ft^T/. 
 
 One's own son by one's own w. 3nT^ in. 
 
 Perquisites or property of a w. ^^^ n. g?^ n. 
 
 Eivai w. ^r^m/. ^rrMt/. 
 
 Eival wives — wives collect, of one man. ffspT^foTr/. 
 Taking a w. ^^H «. ^f^qr/. ^RN^fCT^ m. ^RH^ 
 W. TftfT ?». "tRuimi n. 
 
 That is without a w. 3KcJft^. 
 
 The happy and joyous state of wifehood. ^irfPTM- 
 
 Unfaithful w. 3TT"f?TiRrT, 3T?mt, arer^rTT, 
 
 W. aud children. ^V^XX n. [S ««. 
 
 W.'s brother. H^TTTTm. ^T?^M. ^r?r=Fm. \^[^ or V^- 
 
 W. of husbands brother. ^r^T or ^^IT^/. 
 
 W.'b mother. «r^/.— aa a term of addrcBH. »»mt/. 
 
 W.'b sister. flfTift/. ?TT?ft/ S.mc^/ 
 
 W.'s sister's husband. qrjHrjT m. «r^m. [?Tn/. 
 
 W. of another, q^qffq^r/. qT»<t/. q»;qq/. qr^rrff/. "R- 
 
 W. run off to another njun. VP^\ /■'^if'f\'i\ f. 
 
 W. whoso husband is abroad. ^lf«^»T^/. 
 
 Wives of brothers. ^TRT^r/. pi. 
 
 In writing the name of a wife or widow tho word 
 ^Rf is used before the name of her husliaud, as ?IT3!- 
 «TTt spTJT ^iH^ftqFT Salii BUi wife of Haniji Pant, als'o 
 ^i^^/- [T5Tr=qr ?rq w. 
 
 'WiOjit. covering for the head made of Jiair. q^Tlt^T fnft/. 
 
 2 See EEi'iioOF, Scoldino. 
 lb AVio, t). o. V. To Scold, g-^^t ^^^trt^t /-^I'n n.-^-l^oft 
 
 /.-€r5^/.-rrRTt7fT/.-&c. ^F^'JI ^. 0/0. 
 WionT, n. pm-son, v. Wretch. ^r5rq>5iTT, J^ra^'^^, ^rR- 
 
 ^ or ^rR^^'rs^Tr, 3T<fRir^^ sns n. arqq-Tftr 
 
 Wild, a. of or belonginj to a wilderness. TIHT^, ^VRtrtn^T, 
 &c. TRTf?T^, v^T=fr, arr^q', 3RH0<Jt+, cf^, ^R. 
 2 noi <a»)e. ^tir^t, ?:T^msr, U^ ( in lOmp. as TM'^^, 
 ^I^IRf^^. ) ^R^5, TRin^, iRq, 5RT ( ill comp. as ^^J^ 
 2fR, ST^nr ). 
 8 //rowing spontancoush/. ''RT^, rRT^, rrH<T?, -rl' I '-O , rr- 
 
 ( in comp. as ^^%55, V^^^V^'i, ) ^T^ ( in comp. as SRT^- 
 
 4 uninhabited, v. Desert, ^'rat, TT^^, T^r)jf)Tj^ r.7^^ 
 ^^i^TTOT or 5T. 
 
 5 rude, uncivilized, v. Savage. ^^'Ic^, 7RI?ft, rR^, ^- 
 
 C — of acts, conduct, &c. irregular, disorderly, X'c. T. 
 Licentious, ij^^, %^, ar^na, qHTrJ, SRT?, a^tTT^t^ or 
 tr, 3TKrTg<(t-qT, tsRT^PST. 
 
 7 ?oo«e, unrestrained, uncurled, unriilj/, v. Lice.ntiocs. 
 
 srn^r, sTRsi'sr, ^^rq55, ?=^^r5 (^w/;. ^;-x5 or ^3) 
 
 To run w. Jtraioir, ^Z^., T^^ n. ^, ^=?TT^ jRiif, ^- 
 tr m. qTJT-fqot, siRnsir, arRsjorff, stf^o^ot, «ir^5rot, <ri- 
 
 q^a^, f^^SCOT, =;fJfrT or ^Sf^, fH?nroT, ^VRTjf, fiTFTi'T, 
 
 nor »». /;/. #ra^-f^^?T^, arrrJi'^R^ ^irm, st^^tr m. y- 
 l^■^^, w^ifTRwr, w^T'jm, arq^w/. ar^^ m. coa. 1- 
 
 ^il'iTT-ifec. ^"iW. 
 
 8 unreasonable, cj-c. v. Absced, iNcoxsiSTEyx. ^TRf^- 
 ?T, ^rf^qRT, H3rTT»T?J?rT, *<rlMrirlT, T^rTRTr^r, 3Tgm- 
 
 9 ( through li-ight or rage ). iFT^RT STT^TT, cTR^r SIR^, 
 
 10 — of the inferior timbers ; jungle. vJT^, ^T'T^oT, f^- 
 11 — of certain fruits. ?RT^5!. 
 Wild, Wilderness, «. uninhabited and uncvllivated tract, 
 desert. ?RT n. v^;^ n. SPT »i. BT^Tiq n. ^J^^ m, 3?12<M «.
 
 WIL 
 
 958 
 
 VIN 
 
 Howling w. T'THoft?! U^ n- ^tTOI «• 
 Vast and frightful w. ar^TTFT »'• 3155!T3T^tnT «. 3T- 
 ^ W^nq- «. 
 
 TViLD-BEAST, «. TRTfT^ ^^ri^rr «• ^ri^r^ «. ^^rr^ m. 
 
 'WiLV-aoosR-cnASE, n. piiisuit of aiii/ ihiny unlikely io he 
 
 got. gsfof jnniTmq m. \^^^^'i%[^^^ n. ^n^nrg'^r- 
 
 Wild kose, n. TPJ-W^ n. 
 
 WiLDLr, ado. X. A. 3. a«(/ Spostaneouslt. aTm^TN, ^^- 
 
 8 ^^Rf^PlT ded. JT^Ffr rfecZ. *r^7^3?Tr decl. siT^^IT ^t'Jfr, 
 
 9 qTrsrcr^irci^r ded. FTR^PFir?:^ ^(?cZ. &c. 
 
 I. loosely, stragrjUiKjly. rr-lTPrroJ. 
 WiLDNKss, n. V. A. 4. ^T^nm m. n^C^uiT «»• ^^^?rT- 
 orr m. kc. X\^ n. 
 
 7 ^^"JTr m. sr^n^TOTT ot. j^ji^qiJir m. »ir^i3"?aiT >«. &c. 
 
 7^73^/. Wf.^ f. 
 
 8 Wl^f^sToir »«. &c. si^RP^;;r M. 
 
 9 ^PT^TCSircK^OTr m. ^\l\^]JJf,^v\■\ m. &c. 
 
 Wile, n. guile, x. Abt, Cunning, ^^z n. ^.\^] m. ^Ft!^ «. 
 
 2 V. Akiiiice. ?f-Tr7/. 5T5r w. [?/. 
 
 AViles; artifices. iJ^SH^w. /i. tJ^q^f ?«. ^Z. =5np^iT;F- 
 
 WiLrui., a. slubborn, confumaeious, x. Obstinate, Pbe- 
 TEKSE. ^w'TT, 3T?;^r?:,€fiT, arf^siTai, arm?, arrqi'ft, 3T- 
 snrf^r, iif^r, nmrsr, ts^?;,>?i7, a^ iffrrs^, ar^Tmar. 
 
 2 self-icdled, uncurled, cj'f . ^=^5?^ ^o/i. ^g-'.^t, ij^t, 3- 
 
 f?i^, ^'^rs, ifif^, uf?H, ?7t??r|ffT, "^-.^^ f^ifi^r, ^^rr- 
 ^Tfl'r, ^Tii^, '^iz, 5iif'2=qR, 'Tii'gr=qrfr, ?m^Rt, T^rRft, 
 
 W. child ( or person ). ■^tTTjy. 
 
 3 done or suffered by design, v. I>-tentional. ^T^F^T^, 
 
 TVlLFULLT, adv. x^A. i. ^^-IZ-^z-Soc. 'cT^?r, ^^f^, ^, 
 
 '^ftH?r, iT^«>^, ar^^Fiir:. 
 
 3 g5-5TT, ^^rT Jf^^, ^fS'J^^, ^f'TTJ^-qf?, rfT^r^. 
 Wilfulness, n. x. A. 1. a?^/ ^^ »j. efqrf /. ^^55 „,. a^fl- 
 ^racpjTT »». am^irS.'TOT w. &c. 
 
 2 Ktu^qurr m. fjf^-jquir »«. &e. g-^nqfr /. #5; «?. ?t'^- 
 
 AViLiNEi^s, «. T. A. ^^T m. ^.]^\^\ m. etT^^ n. ^F^nl «. 
 
 r^^TiTi or n n. r^^trft/. [ q^f^P/. 
 
 AViLL, n. velle.ty. H^^y; ^^y. j^3^y_ ^•^-^5^^^^_ ^^^_ 
 
 2 /;/fa««rfi, cAoiVe, Uhing, disposedness of wind, x. Mind. 
 
 J^^T/. ^?ft/. I^gr/. 'a'^jqw. Ji;,>^?T wH^RVtw;, TT^'ti- 
 
 At w. JT?rar^, q'<n^iT, ar^^fiR:. 
 
 Free to follow cue's w. ^^g, ^?i%^gf, ^5T. 
 
 Good w. iT-^T/. g^w^f /. ^qr/. 
 
 Ill w. T. Enmitt, Malice. J^T^IT «». f^TT^ »». 
 
 Of one's OAVU w. and pleasure, gjq^atqi^ O'" ?J^- 
 
 That follows his own w. ^spnjpqRt, #=5jJTf^^I{^. 
 
 The doctrine of Ireedom of the w. Sfsff^^ m. qi?^- 
 ^ m. — Maintainer of it. qf^^IT^, sf'^R'fTtit. 
 3 testament. Trt^^ m f^^^ n. JTPT^fT m. ^i^^ n. 
 
 Will with a wisp, ignis fatuus. fri^TTSft?! "■ ^"^'^St/. 
 
 To Will, v. a. determine on ly an exercise of mil. fl'^r7 
 m.-f^^^ OT.-JTR W.-&C. ^^ g. of o. W^^, 
 
 2 tcisli, X. To Desiee. ^fsgwr, ^^r f.-&c. ar^f^ in. 
 con. ivilh g. of o. 
 
 3 desire, direct. 3TTfIT/.-|^iT m.-&c. ^of-^ot, flinaf, 
 
 4 dispose of by testament. iTriq=iT%-JTriq^frI-&c. ^^f«i^ 
 »n.-5qtf^<qT/.-&c. sRiJf g.ofo. Hfqq^H-Ac. «;or-5f^H.^j^_ 
 
 To Will, «. «. ?/ia,le a volition. ?i^?q j/i.-fH'i'l'Tw.-ii.c, ^^''t, 
 
 ^^q'Jr. 
 
 Do as you w. K?n"?r %fs-'T?I»TT^rr-&c. fl^ ^?. 
 Willed, ;>. v. V. A. l.^qp^q ^rJ?iT, &c. ^I'^pf^qrT, ^itTfr^iq;. 
 Willing, a. not averse ; consenting.^ ready, ditpoted. ^^, 
 
 TR, ^^t7, f«5, 3Tg^. 
 
 2 reeeiied of choice or tcithout reluctance. ^^rNr, f^?5g- 
 ?ft^T, g^R^Rfft^r, ^IJTInt^r, &c. &c. ?^^«R?.T,^. 
 Willingly, adv. x. A. gsjvt^, ^^rTTTl^, ftp.^^fiH, aiTf^W- 
 rffqi^ or aTTm?i?fr$, arrq^^-ft^, stiqg^iM, ariq^^, ?t- 
 
 Kight w. tcitlifree consent of iciU.7i^y^^]^]i\ or ^^- 
 
 Willingness, n. x. A. 1. ^5rft/. f^?^g?ff/. ^fUT ot. ^;r- 
 
 vJTR^fr/ aiq;iTfrr/. «"Tf?T/. rrqi^/ fm/ 3f^i| m. 
 Willow, «.— the tree. Jfrf^ ??;./. ^n^^t^ 5Ti5 n. 
 
 WiLLX KILLT, adv. ^jn^l, 3tS 5J3, ^f^THT^FT, ^Tq^fT. 
 
 Wilt, a. x. Aetful, Cunning. jprV^r^, =FT%^, ^iV^T, 
 
 WiwBLE, n. — for boring- holes. ^X^1 m. 
 
 To Win, v. a. gain ly conquest, Sfc. fil^^, filrior, fS^^-&e. 
 
 ^DT-fHasfot, ^^ sp^or, i^qrT =FW, f^lff or ^m f. %^ 
 
 9-ofo. 
 
 2 gain by j^lay. f%^^, fir^tSff, V^r\ or ^jft^/. ^,1^ g°fo- 
 
 8 y<iiw, oltain^ v. To Get. f^^^^J ^qi^'if, v^lSiif, sfTH 
 
 4 ya/H o«)fr. fJTo5cf5f, f'TStq'^ ^, iT51T=Ioi, iTT n. h*ii«<9t 
 5r. o/o. aTPTOTm^irrifot. [qi^'jf. 
 
 To Win, v. w. Se victorious. fjf^pJf, SR »J. fvi^OT, ^rq m. 
 
 To Wince, To Winch, i\ n. shrink from j)ain or a llow, 
 V. To Flinch, airn n.-&c. ^l^ot-^TS"^-^-Ot-=qj^^ ^^- 
 
 WiNcn, ?i. See Handle,
 
 •WIN 
 
 959 
 
 Wix 
 
 Wind, n. air in motion. JTKT m. qr^ m. ^^^ m. efpT w. ^«f^. 
 
 «rm »j. sTJi-^T^T m. ^frn: or ?imf »«. aif^?5 »». hr;?t >«.— 
 
 as considered as fair or foul, &c. rlT<«flX ». 
 
 Dried iu the w. JTK f?::^. 
 
 Free as the w. «Tr^5t- 
 
 A high w. 3->TT^TTr m. nj^v[j<J1 n. ^K'ja;/. 
 
 Iu the w. in a drafl^ tJY. ^TK^'^, 5fr-qT^?fr, ^^nflf . 
 
 East wind. ^TT^nTT^TTI in. q^sfKT m. JTfT?Jr/. [m. 
 
 Northerly w.3-tTTT1T/. TFRrsTRT^t. 3'TK5?Rr»». g^^TRT 
 
 North-easterly w. «T!=fW »». 
 
 North-westerly w. JTTSJT^^'^ ^TTT m. 
 
 Southerly w. ^f^^oi^T m. 5%nT corr. ir^o;/ 
 
 South-easterly w. 3TTfl"T/. f=?Tr^ m. 
 
 South-westerly w. 1^5lTl?:=EfT ^m m. 
 
 Swift as the w. ^TT'Tlf^, STPT^fTHiT. [^TTT >». 
 
 "Westerly w. itT^ToSFt/. HT^^I'tt/. qf^JiTSTTTT ot. HT^TSTfrr 
 "Whirl or blast of w. and dust, ^]^^v(^ or ^]^vf¥. f. 
 To dry in the w. 5ri'?=T'Jf or STT^T^'it. 
 To get a stroke of the w. «rR«. ^T^T in. con. ici/h cf^. 
 To get w. — a report. ^?:ot, i^/. ^rirf y. of s. 
 To give to the icinds v. To Misplace. gr-TT^T ^T^'jf, 
 ^RNmt n. Jp^H ZVT-^ g. of o. k.mm m. q;^^ SFF^y. 
 o/o. %U5rT=Tf?I or k.TS^V'^] f^^it ^of-craof. [^of. 
 
 To ma.vk Jiow and act <?s the w. blows. ^^ «rr^?I ?!% 
 To wail to the winds. 3TT^Tr^ n. ^\^, 
 Trim your sails to the w.^TTTT ^[^?! r\h\ ^^[Z ^flTS'STrsft. 
 
 2 air. ^TT^ m. ^m m. qTrf «j. arTfJTr m. wf*R or ^rfR m. 
 3Tf^=5 ?». ?^(t m. ^^U m. :=rw^ m. 
 
 W. in the head, craziness. siT'T'^oS m. 
 
 To break w. T. To Fabt. TlSiJf, <TTi^ f». W^of. 
 
 To get W; in the head, become crazy. qTT^fioSOT or «TT^- 
 
 3 V. Flahjlence. qr^ m. ^TniST »»• «JIM'WT «• g'^ w. 
 
 4 See Bbeath. 
 
 "Wind-bound, a. prevented from sailing ly a contrary wind. 
 
 ^r=m^ g-?:=5?5r-'*T5Tq;?53r-&e. srm?^, ^?t5if?i5i^, &c. 
 
 "WlND-KQG, n. ^\^ ais n. 
 
 "Wind-fall, n. fruit shaken down ly tcind. <Jtf. T^^^lioJ n. 
 2 fig. unexpected acquisition. ^^% n. ^^\% n. ^^^ n. qi^ 
 or ifr^ n. Hra-q; n. qo^-qrS «. arprj^pPTPT «». 3Tc^'='Tt7TH m. 
 
 WiND-GAOE, n. m'^^^J %n ^ jttt Ht^t^Trq 't'si «. 
 
 ■WiND-iNSTEUWENT,n. ^]'^^]Z^ n. qT^^ n. sfl^'ii ?i. [n. 
 
 The end or sounding piece of wind-instruments. vfrf^ 
 
 Performer upon a w.-i. STT^^ft m. 
 Wind-mill, n. <T^=^q;'^/. 
 Wind-pipe, «. irac^ca, V. Teeoat. ^^f. fR^ n. aJrftor 
 
 "WiND-wAUD, ado. ^F^T^, ETT^^HHTT, ^l-qK'MI mST^pl. 
 
 To beat to w. ^-"«TifT^ n. JRof, 
 "WiND-WAED, a. ^r^THFl^, ^n^r^ffe, ^-TT^TT f^lST^FIPT". 
 To "Wind, r. «. proceed in flexures. 5r5:rT-irf^Prr-^5S<Tr^r-?f^f- 
 
 ^f-^mHT€m-9f-TRf-&c. ^rof-=qiR:Dt, q^sfanf, ^\W' n. pi. 
 irn^rtT'^fm^oT, ^^^, ^isz^ =^^^. 
 
 2 tioinc. ^^.sfTjT ^'n, 
 
 3 lend, crook. Jrr-T.ot, s ..Vf, f^iif, !ri«F «. n..«nWT n.-&c. 
 ^ot-^.rof, srf^ «i. Ji.-^5;<JT n.-S^c. fjifi y. oft. 
 
 To WlNi', t!. a. turn arouud. ^?0T, "qqoj, q^ifatar, irsrawr »]- 
 
 - fai(«e to turn v. To TunN. fliT^ut. 
 
 Z follow ly scent, in^ q-JT^-^^-Ac. TT^ PIPl^. 
 
 4 V. To Blow. 9J^of_ 
 
 5 up; Iriiig to dose or small compass j'iraof, aTT^Sr, ar- 
 
 ili'^of, f^-frs «. a^^riiri or •s^n^ot, 31?R?«.-:7finrHTWT/- 
 
 G up; ( a watch, Ac. ). f^sV-«."^, f^f/t/. fPT^I^i ^.o/j. 
 7 ofl; See To Unwind. 
 WiNDiNEs.?, n. v.A. 4 o«<f Flatulence. ^TPT^crtr jm. tfwn. 
 
 "Winding, n. turn^ lcnd,fltxnre. cTt^iJT a. ^\% m. n. ^stTf «. 
 
 %T OT. %a ««. flrs/. 5^/ ^ToiTiT »j. 
 
 ■Winding,;), a. v. V. N. 1. q-^!^ ^^iTm-=qRR?rT, ^¥^^ 
 =s?T?50TRr-^T^?I?7T, Ac. =Tt^T^r, ^Tf^oTi^TT, JHZffTqr, ^TIKr- 
 
 "Winding SHEET, «.— of a corpse, ^ir m. si;T?r?^ »i. 7:<|7?t «. 
 "WiNiLAS, K.— the machine for raising weights. V^ f. 
 
 "W"iNDOw, n. opening for ligJU. fm,€[f.—dim. 5jfpFT m.— of 
 
 glass. cTra^R^ 1%3?t/ 
 "WiNEOw-snuTTEE, n. 5rs^/. 
 WiNDT, o. o/ or lelon_^i)ir/ to wind, ^^r^, ^«T^r ^^TT- 
 
 2 consist. ng of wind, efi ^T^T, q"iq^,Ac. ^^TRTt, STTfTmr. 
 
 3 tempcstttotis, y. SiOEiiy. H<FRirEfT, 5rR^IT"^I5n^, TH- 
 
 4 — state of body, t. Flatulent, sn^ or 5E, ^rrRqT;^. 
 5 tendir.y to generate icind, v. Flatulent. ^RTSr, ^RT^ 
 or 55, tJl^+<. 
 "Wine, ?i. — nufermented juice of the grape. d l^ l <^ l pop. 
 ^^^ ?«.— as fermented, ^T?7i<t ^T^/. ?T?lt% *;?! »». 
 
 &c. ?T?iTH?T n. ^r^^fmsr CT. ^r^rgn/. <TgRtT m. 
 
 "WiNE-DIBBER, «. V. DruNKAED. M^J^ . [ fJjIvrrT. 
 
 "WlNE-MEECllANT, «. ^?Tf=Eft 3T^-&c. finvtRT, ^T?irFl?I-&c. 
 
 "W^ING, n. the limh of a foul, one ly whiih it flifs. q^ m. <T- 
 
 ^ w(. qr??t m.— in contempt, ^^t n. il^f[f. 
 
 On the w. «rJoK< /o «wi'(?. =iR, ittt^i^tt. 
 
 To run under the w. of. fig. ^\Zf. fH^ox-fv^iJi y. c/c 
 
 To shelter ( its young ) under ils w. — a bird, ^r^rf 
 To take under one's w. «i;t%HHROT, 'J]^Tf. ^]^,u], 
 
 2 (of an army, vtc.)_/7rt«*. <PT3i<t-ic. "^J^J. V^m^ r>. 
 '^lr^^?^ VI. TR^'^T^ n. 
 
 3 ( of a house ). q^r^ sfTjT/. 3T^^/ ^m m. n^?T W-
 
 WIN 
 
 9G0 
 
 WIS 
 
 To WiNO, V. a. wmtnd in the %mng. <i^ «».-T?T m.-&c. HFlot- 
 
 Winged, ;. o. v. ^^ HnJlt?!, &c. ^rTT^T. 
 I. having wingn. T?1Tr^, ?f"^?T, vTTrTT^T, 
 iTo Wink, v. m. c Zo«e atid open the ei/elids. stiS m. pi. fK^^F- 
 
 To w. at, leer, ogle, ^-c. st^ ♦«• 25^ HTSdT. 
 2 /«■««, ^v. StcET »n. «r^, ^f^/. mSOT, 3ter M. msot, 
 StaJTTI m.f.-&c. JR^. 
 S at ; connive. 31^ w. /iZ. ^rf^'jf , ffoa^Tt^T^TrlS ». ^S^t, 
 
 ^miitcsr w.'+ni'iisi OT.-&C. qR^. [=5in^^/. 
 
 Wink, «. szy« twaJc iy the eye. %\^M\%j. m. ^5ra%n m. %- 
 
 Not to sleep a w. i"rzT 'T OTH^r- ^ fnc^-Ac. ^. o/ s. 
 
 Stoo^TTB^ToET w.-^rf^TRfTT^ «.-"TNoft^ qrWt/.-&c. 5T ?5T- 
 
 not j?. o/s. 
 WiNKEE, M. Winking, 23. «. T. V. 1. ir^ f»rq^^<irRr, Sf- 
 
 2 srer tjirtuiur-Hrs^RT, &c. 
 8 fr% ^rt^pjTnr, ^rfTTtToEr-&c. ^rorrrr. 
 Winner, n. Winning, p. a. v. V. A. I. f^qp^HT, f^irTcrrTT, 
 
 M*^ *<U|KI, &c. 
 
 4 fMdt^rr ^uiKi, H'Tri^ v^iKr, c&c. K^ifHoErar, jsrhsi, 
 f*rzF3r, frrs?rrs. 
 
 2b Winnow, v. a. ( grain, &c. ) separate chaff from grain 
 hy wind, — by shaking in a fan. arf^gwi or 3Tt^^, TT^- 
 Soy, 5t5tftTf^ ^tfef, 1^^^ or gT?^<jf, qiBS^, tp^sRiJr, ^rs- 
 or «.-&c. ^?:ijf, — by letting fall from a height in the 
 •wind, ^KT^'rf, nv-^m ^, ^T^5^, ^X ^^f, f?^^, 3^- 
 ^R'jf or ;j'P<;af, 3'"P?T »«. ^vTiTT, ^'T^JT'Jf or ;jTr'JlDt, — by 
 taking up handfulls and dropping them, ^S^fsw, — by 
 whisking a fan over, ^q n. ^or_ 
 2 sijt, investigate. See To Examine. [TT^ff^. 
 
 Winnowed, ^5. V. V. 1. aTTgi^KFi'TrasaJ^T, ^KI5f?5ST, &c. 
 
 WiNNOwEE, n. Winnowing,;), a. t. V. 1. aTms^IKT, <n^- 
 
 Grain w. (JT'Jf «. 
 
 Winnowing, n. v. V. 1— oci!. STT^SW n. ^\^^ n. ^%^^ n. 
 
 ^K{^il n. tfTS^ n. ^^^vi\ n. 3^unrft/. qT^TS^jfY/ Tr^50T«. 
 
 The mingled corn and chaff after the third w. ^\^ 
 
 or ^^ or ^l\^ n. 
 
 WiNNOWING-FAN, WiNNOWING-BASKET, n. ^. dim. ^"7?5t/. 
 
 OTi^TTTT^ or OTOT^TT^/. ^J5 «. 
 WiNNOWING-STAND, WiNNOWING-STOOt, «. f?r5^r»!. ^T^St/. 
 
 WiNi'EE, n. — the cold season, comprising 4 months. f|^r- 
 3T »». ti^^r«.=(tt wi. 2?^. f^^ ni. f^^TR^T »n. f^H--Mrt m. 
 '"^ /:o;). ^ft?i'^ «!. ^ft?i^c5 pop. 55 w. ftrf^ or f^lf^K- 
 tRH ot. ( this word comprises 2 mouths ). 
 Depth of w. ^nf|^5ir m. 
 To WiSTEB, V. 11. spend (he uinter. \^^^^ w.-^ftFT^rs m.- 
 &C. «?Tc?^'jt-:t;TS^-^OTT'lt-c5T5'jf-&C. 
 
 WwxEBT, a, y.N. %Ta^t=qr, ^ft=^^ f^Hl, &c f^H^R^- 
 
 W. weather, ff ^|TS/T n. [15 iR:^of 
 
 To Wipe, «. o. cZ<ran hy rvlhing mth a cloth. 'Rl'Jf, ^,^H ?TT- 
 To -w. dry ( the body after bathing, &.c. ). q^dt, ^- 
 X^ ^^. 
 
 2 off or away ; lit. fig. ^X^ St^of, fsTT^of. 
 
 3 out ; obliterate, ^^i\ or J^^ Z\^, 
 Wipe, n. v. V. 1. "T^^ «. 
 
 Eough w. or rub. s^in w. q^^r «. ^^rwi. 
 I. See Blow, Sarcasm. 
 Wiped, p. v. V. 1. J^cISr, &c. 
 
 WiPEE, «. Wiping, 2'. a. v. V. 1. 2?[<iTRr,1^^ ^fF^PTOTrrr. 
 
 I. clout, rag, straw, Sfc. vscd to wipe with. q^Si «. ( eep. 
 
 in eomp. as mouth-w. <t'r<t^<ji, nose-w. ^II^};q^6t,/oo^«'. 
 
 'Tmq^CTT. ) =Ert*TT «>. ^'^/. "^ [?;T5PT/. 
 
 WiliE, «. metal thread. WJ.J. ni?T or FtfsiT/. fi^/. flVt/. ^T- 
 
 Fine-drawii silver w. ^Ri^ »?. 
 
 Gold or silver w. sn^ST '«•. — Made with it. sjr^ar. 
 
 Semicylindrical or semitubular w. of gold or silver. 
 
 ^^ir m. — The instrument of goldsmiths for making it. 
 
 Made of w. — vessel, ring, &c. ffTT^Trt, flR^^. 
 
 2 ( of a musical instr. ). fig m. ( pop. fTrr/.) clifT/. fTlT 
 /. cT=>l «. 
 
 3 ( of a puppet, &c. ) ^^ 71. 
 
 WiEE-DEAwEE, «. — the iustr. \^^ or ^\ n. ^r{mf^J. 
 
 Wiee-deawing, n. cTR^^ft/. 
 
 WiET, a. made, ^'c. of ivire ; like wire. fTT^^T, r[trft^, Ac, 
 
 ?rgJTJT, rJHSfT^. 
 Wisdom, a. the fandty or power of jvdging and acting 
 
 rightly; sense, understanding. ?[l^Mq'JT or yr^^nqot «. 
 
 ^T^Torqwrr or xii^^'^^ m. ^f^/. arjfs /. fnH»j. nfa/. 
 =srr54 w. ^JT^ OT./.3-jr3TJ». ^^^ m. tff /. ^tri/ sffn/. 
 
 /. f^fTHT/. 
 
 False w. ^^TT^PTqW «. 
 W.-tooth. 3Ttg?5^/. 
 Wise, a. <7ia< has wisdom ; ;7i(ii can judge correctly. ?Tr^r 
 
 or ^T^mr liTT^mr, ^f^^iH pop. gf^fr cr gf^sm, ^r- 
 
 OTcTT, ^roT, ^^J", ^i^^F, ^H^?R, ?ITT^^, ^^3f^fr, 
 
 ITRft, ftr^i^Tg^'^, Iff, snfT,VmT, fw, fir^^?f, frr- 
 
 Rf^TR, >:frHT5, H'^jft, f "-T'^T, «'iTf?T, fsT^?', g^T,— in 
 
 high degree, f ^5,g'«ft,gf 5, f H^r, fn^Tjfs;, flR^irst, 
 
 Too wT by half stS^dT^tiTT, ^tl^^IJ^, 3?f?T^r|0tr, 
 
 Por the w. a word, for a fool a cudgel, ^r^oq^r ;[t- 
 
 5^, H^Rf smqr. 
 
 2 dictated, Sic. hj wisdom ; jtdiciovg, S(c. ffr^tJiqoTRr, 
 
 ^^t=^, fTRTTEfr, ^iT^rft^, ^»i;3raq'Jrr^,f^^-sir,&c. f- 
 
 Wise, " See 'BIanneb, Y^at.
 
 WIT 
 
 961 
 
 WiJEACHE, WiJELi.NO, «. one whop-elendt to be wise. 31^- 
 
 ^ro^r, qr?i^qi?;<;q[ or (s^ir, 3r?5 ^g^-gs or ar?5H3i;^2, f^- 
 
 WiiELT, (jf/u. T. A. 1. 5irf uiTan'^, 5^tH, 3T:g«H, f^^q^R, 
 &e. ^Trf^qwrf^r </ecZ. 5ir^>Jir-&c. ^"i^;^, ^irfOTT0T-&c. ^- 
 
 To Wish, «). a. v. To Uesiue. ^f^jJoT, r^?f^,crrf^gtTf, ^=:gr 
 
 /.-Ac. tr(.ijt-^cin y. o/ 0. f^OT /.-3^rei?7r/.-srf^';jry.-&c. 
 
 a^HOT /«. con. with g. of o. 
 Wish, «. v. Desire. S^jjt/ 5rrs3T/.5im?Tr/. ^f?^T/. JFrK- 
 
 qr/. iT?f:^nT?rT/. T%=sur/. n^^\ pop. inr^iT or n^Br/. 
 
 H?lffcH?T vidg. ir'^fc^H «. 
 Wished, ;;. v. V. rf^'3?T, a^iqjff^rf, ?pif?S?r, ^rif^iM, rfc^^T, 
 
 WiSHEB, n. Wishing, p. a. v. A'. rf%3crrRr, l^TJIITT, r^ijr- 
 tTWRr-^F^iiirn, f=5f (in coinp. aa q;?qT5rs-J, &c. ),3Tr-7;f- 
 ?fr ( in comp. as q^T=F;f?ft, &c. ). 
 
 Wishful, a. v. Dismous. g-^ijr'^r^, sT^^rf'^r^, 3TnFf?ft, 
 
 ^ijr^'Ht^T, ^f^TiT^fff, ^q^rH^vt'^r. 
 
 To look w. ^r^pi^. 
 Wishfully, WisiruLLr, ado. v. A. «;i(/ Longingly, ^t:- 
 m or ^, ?:^ ?5rf5, ^qjJT-?; or ^f , ?n/e;w. ?;q5rJFf, ^t^Th^- 
 
 WiSHwASii, n. V. WAi>n. iTn?: «. ja^ET'jft «. Sqo^JTift «. 
 
 WisHr-\VASuy, (r. v. Washy. ^z^^?r, |^55t?T, j^rg^j'TFT, 
 
 Wisp, ?!. small bundle of straw, S,-e. nSf^sr m. ^^\^f. Wl\^ 
 
 n. %?:oT or '^^aT n. "kz^f. %-Trat or 5f?:rst /.—to put ou 
 
 the head under a load, "^jij^ or^'^mf. — for scouring 
 
 or wiping a vessel, 'qYtTr «i. ^\^^f — dim. =q['<Tft /. 
 
 To scour or wipe with a w. %'<TSi^. 
 
 Wistful. See Thoughtful. 
 
 Wit, n. quickness of fancy, SjC. frr^?:-=qtrT=^oftH-Fft^'tJT-5mT- 
 ?fttT-&c. j^fj/. "^-^f^if. =5fmcryr «». =^H^ «. f ?IT<t/. ^- 
 
 5f5?fre=3T?TT/. gf^^^-^T n. 
 
 2 /)oi»< or humour of. T^f X^ n. %V^f. ^1^/. ^^1 
 /. ??■?/ JTJT «.1TH »i. I'^^^f 
 
 ^ sense, understanding, \. WisrOil. gf?/ ^ir^'JITOT m. 
 To bo at one's w.'s end. JT=>fFf=5r ot. ^'^ '^''TT'T m. pl.- 
 ^ijg.ofs. 
 4t a vr. a man of fancy, genius, Sjc. \'m% ^FcJilT^r, ^f^- 
 
 5 wits; mental faculties, soundness of mind. W^'^TTT »«. 
 f nrft/. 'TPT 11. ^^HT^ «. ITT m. ^^ f 3^?fHr^ ». 
 
 That has lost his wits. ?r'?f fj, ^'Hf^T. 
 
 With one's wits about oue. 3T^;=5f mt^,HTT4,^^r5rC, 
 
 To be frightened out of one's wits, v. FnianT. "Tf- 
 "^m fcTROT/. ^Wi\g.ofs. grs'r^ grs n. ^^ in. con. 
 fmHTTr% stT m.pl. ^(M g. of s. nT'i^lw or q^^it3 ^riJf, 
 
 WIT 
 
 To have oue'a wits a wool {jutlicriii}^. To lose piio'm 
 wits V. To bo coufuaed. <R HJf^t ^m, ^^H<t ^"w, 
 
 siFT^'n, qrq^oi, ns^i^iif. 
 
 To wit, thai is to 
 
 say. i^3T. 
 
 WlTCll, n. sorceress. JHSCJI or ^KH?^Ta^/. ^^qpitor/. ^^.iflir 
 /. jfit^r or 5f^T^/. JluRiCq^ftoT/ P.lbiCnjft/. Jf^iaft/. 
 
 2 enchanting woman, v. Lealtv. ^^-T^t^f^ft/. 
 Wncn-ciiAri', WixcHEny, «. v. Maoic. ^?=f »i. ?ioi?!raT or 
 ZMzf<j\ m. pi. ^r^ioir wj. ^\^f. ^nn m. 
 
 Vfiin, prep. — noting cause, means, instrument, &c. <jr5"^, 
 ^5, Tl'TT'f, eirtr. Tlie sense is usually exprcssHed by 
 the use of the ^Tft-Tr or iustrumculal case, as fU^n'tH 
 with a sword, ?im^ with fever, Ac. 
 
 2 under, under the control^ charge, ijv. of ; in the hand* 
 
 of. ^\ ( ex. ??n^?.2 \im fflqrr ■flj\^,^]-^T't <jrt an*-, 
 f^T3i^5 JTTg q^iftH ^Jr arffnT, &e. ), vi^toc, ^^r, ^i. 
 
 3 on the side of ^iT^JfT, T^fr^ff, qi^T^TT, <TT?7T?ff. 
 
 4 in the society or company of. ^JH^r or H, H'Tf or »T,^nr- 
 
 sr, ^fffT, ^irrnii, ^ifrq^ or ^^^r, ^^^'^x^j^^ ^iifr, ?ir 
 
 5 — noting appendage ; together or along with, g^f, H- 
 
 C— noting possession or connection. Tho best mode of 
 rendering- tiiis sense is by the use of the i=rrn^T case, 
 as TTIPT with anger, sfffft^t with lovo, &c. ^ ( in comp. 
 as ?I=?;th-, Wi^m, ^r^iir, ^ISR, BI^R, ?fRT— profi.\ed to 
 Sans/iril nouns wiih greatncatness and with all ampli- 
 tude. It is prefixed, though not neatly and not largciv, 
 to Mardthi words ). 
 
 To express a person with. JfTrFT ( ^r?fr/. ) and <f^'\ 
 ( ^"T/ ) are much used. Ex. €ji\^]tr,\ a man with a 
 hat, ^tnrTjff a woman with milk, "s%!n^,"s^q^ a man 
 with money, ^l^psir^a man with a irun, vtc. &.c. 
 1 — noting competilion, ojiposition, connection, Ac. ^\ 
 or ^Tf ( as iT^jTr TtSFfW q?RT doest thou quarrel with 
 me \ fqT?fT «fr^ speak with him ), «lfn?? or AK \ AK ( as 
 
 Hra^rfr^?: Cr^ffr, Ac. ). 
 
 8 amongst. 3TfFf, JTE^t. 
 AViTHAL, n</i-. likewise. ^, a;^'^?r or 5, qai, 'iTOT);-,t, ggf. 
 lb WiTH-ijRAW, V. a. take hack or away. 'JV^^^^^\X\-&.^:. ii- 
 
 of, ^SOT, %ffr, qar^T ^fif, 3^<Hq-?T H. ^f^ g. of o. 
 To WiTH-DRAW, V. n. retire, hare a coni2)any or jAacc. vir- 
 
 ^, fH'^aT, ZZ^ ^^, f?fY^3TpJt. 
 
 2 V. To I)n.\w BACK. 3TfiT fl. q^lTot or q;r7R^ ^dr, qpT ni. 
 
 5T'rT-&c. %^, <P^-Tot. 
 WiTii-nnAWAL, AViTii-DKAWi.so, With-dhawiient, n.v. A'. 
 A.— art. qri=T^n. Ki^rri^iJi «.&c. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ^m n. T^^ viM «. Ac. 
 
 2 arfi^i^^ «. qrqqiisoi n. &c. ^^jm^rr »•• 
 
 Wixn-ruAwKR, n. WiiH-DBAwiNO,;). a. y. V. A. <TTcT ^■
 
 WIT 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^i^ ^rJTin, t lY.'T ^r<nRr, &o. 
 
 WiruDKAWN, ;). V. V. A. <Tm ^?f^?5T, M\'A\<\ qff^fJT, &c, 
 Wimu, With, «. t. Twio. Sip^t/. ST^oET ««. 
 2 hand viade of twigs 5To55^lt^r-&c. ^ »j. 
 /o Wither, y. n./a;it'. i;;fo."e«(»/;it«s and dry. qffJT^, ^PT- 
 
 5^??rot oj' 5?^^ijf, TTOT, ^'•qoT, iir^3i, Jfif ?:ar, ^Vf, ^H^i, 
 ^ToE froT, g=i;^jr or 5<^-T-r /.-^ 2;-TaT/.-g'"fq'^ft or fi^r-m- 
 ?ft/- ^"rJt y- oj- » ^T TO.-^^'!:'Tr/-&e. ^rmy. of s. 
 fo WlTHEE, V. a. cause fo fade or become dry. qpfH^Sj, ^pr- 
 
 H3=r^3t, g^^rJt, sjrs^riJt, &c. g^^Ji or g<!?«riJT/.- &c. ^^ 
 sciir ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 WlinEEED, p. T. V. N. qsTKi^^, Trm^c'.'-^T, f5^l'^?IT,^T3- 
 
 R!?!r, &c. ^<{^„ f ^^^1 ^r^T^r, ^i-t;, tft^h, sju^K 
 
 WlTUEHEDNESS, «. V. 1'. ^\'^'^?^l^\m. ^r'Z'%%'T^Tl». &C. 
 
 ^^^ or ^^^■nf. f'T-^nt or g^-Tm/- qr^sfCT/. 
 Withers, «. ( of a horse ). W^m- ^tq'Nr ^rf'^rwJ. ?^q-m. 
 
 To AViTH-HOLD, V. a. keep la:k, not to grant, v. To Eetain, 
 To Refuse. 7ra^,%«fiJT, ^ ^^i, z^^^. 
 2 hold la-.k, V. To Kksibain. srsf^, 3TT^ct, 3TT^T?TT 
 
 KTTijt, anrm qT"jt. [ g^irrrr, &c. 
 
 WitH-UOLDEE, n. WlTH-HOI.DING,i). «. v. V. 1. U^OTRT, 
 
 2 ^T^TTRT, 3TR:qiTRr, &o. 
 WiTii-uoLriNG, n Y. Y. \.—act. CT^ofn. %^^«. &c, 
 
 2 ST^iiIn. aTRqoTn. c^c. ST^^r^Rm. 
 WiTUi5?,pre^. V. In. 3lfT, iT'^q', Th^T^, 3Tm?=qT3^fcr. 
 From w. ^rfHrf. 
 
 W. and without. 3=irRr^, TT5qT?:. 
 Without, /irf/?. not tvith, w a state of destitution. ^=^^, 
 qiTT or fiin?, f%=T ( ill eomp. as f^pr sflT, fe?r ST'TTTq', 
 f5Hg??RT, &c. also v,-ith verba, as %?r?'TT f^r^r, f5?^r- 
 fst^ ) ^"T"! »'• f^^T ( '" comp. as fg^IT^K'T, &c. ) ^T5E, 
 ETTHir f?ec^. f'TO'^r decl. f^T^fT, ^^^, ^"Tffr, STfHf?:^, 
 f%T%f. [all in comp. 
 
 That is w. EfnoCT, fH^r5IT, ^T%r, ^r^ n, fJTft^f, ^?r, 
 2 not icithin; on tie outside oj. qf^^, 5n\?:rSrr «IPJ^^- 
 ^ptiT-tTft^, ^T^J'STitr ded. 
 From w. srf^s;^. 
 To Withstand, v. a. v. To Oppose, To Hindee. 3TT1^ 
 
 qTJr-^, ivm.., ars'Tot, sjt^-jot, sirfe?^ frot, ^m»j.-sTffrm 
 
 wi.-fsrfT'^w.- &c. ^RCTi g. oj 0. 
 WiTHSTANDEE, «. WnHSTANrrao.^'. V. V. 3TT3'rr^iTrCT, 
 
 TMon^r, &c. \V'V^^ sff^d'j^. 
 
 Witless, a. V. Foolish, f^f^?, KfFr|t'=r, ^fg^t^T, ^^jf?, 
 
 WiTSESs, n. testimony, m^f. W?Tt/. ^TTf^/- ^f^/- 
 
 2 one lolio gives testimony, v. EviUENCE. ^T?Tt, ?fr?fT?R, 
 
 Tiiat lias wituessfcs or evidence. ^?tr?7, ?T^Tf?7^, 
 
 3 one li'Tio sees, one personally p>-esent. ??T?ft', ?1T?T, "TI^- 
 
 With a witness, /o a great degree, «loE<p?, ^1^, ^5- 
 To WiTNEtS, «. a. see ly personal presence. "TT^of, SfPT^- 
 
 3t5«t?r-"Trf'^^-^w^'T«-3ig*i^rm-&c. v,^ in. con. ^- 
 <^i:{z_i^n.-^■^^^n. ^.k^ g. oj o. 
 
 2 give evihnce oj, testify. ^ITH/.-W^fr/.-Tqr^'^/.-Ac. 
 Hm-soiy. ofo. \^\ oj o, 
 
 3 ( a bond, &c. ). ^TH/.-?II?ft/.-T^r^/-.&c. msot icjVA 
 To Witness, r. «. bear testimony .^ give evidence, ■^y^ j.- 
 
 Witnessed, p. v. V. A. 1. !Tf^^ Tlf^BSr, ^Ttm^ TTfp-?ir, 
 Witticism, n. tvitty scnt(nce or pJirase. ^il^/t^-^i-^^-^^- 
 
 Wittily, ocfy. tvith icit. ^^^y^, t^t^, ?:fe;f;q'Jn^, |f^- 
 
 ^W'Cf !T5'T, &e. 
 WiTTiNULV, adv. V. Kkowinglt. ^T"^^, ^T'JT^^?'^? ^'^%' 
 
 WiTTT, a.— of pen-ons. Z^mX, Sg^TM, fq^t^ffTT, ^^?ft. 
 
 2— of Bavings, &c. T^W.^ ^ffl^, ?:^'Tfti=T, ?^^r^, gsft- 
 
 WiZAEB, jj. V. Magician, ^?^, %?^r5^r, f^iflt, f^T^rRT, 
 Wo, Woe, n. sorroiv, y. ArFLiCTiON. |:^ n, ^i?«(. ^fpp m. 
 
 2 V. Calamitt. j:^ 71. ai?T'<T »»• arfTCJ «. 
 WoE-EE-GONE. See Afilictfi), Sad. 
 Woeful, a. sorrowful, t. Afflicted. |;^t, !';{h]^ sf'^, g:- 
 
 2 V. Calamitous. |:^r^T, ST^^^rpErr, f5rqfft=qT. 
 
 3 tvretched, paltry, v. AVoethlf.ss. ^tfTRT, ^tl^r. 
 Woefulnes?. See Galawitt, Miseet. 
 
 Wolf, n. — male. PsfSTT m. ^^ »».— female. ^Air^f. 
 
 The depredations, activity, & prowling of wolves. 
 ?5i3irEf ". 
 
 The biting' & tearing of wolves. ?5f5»l[ f?r5 /. ^Azr. 
 
 are or ^i^n^rsj. 
 
 W. in sheep's clothing, v. Htpoceite. TRTa'rSirr, ^T- 
 
 " To have a w. in one's belly. ^vM 5^U?=rH 3T^^. 
 Woman, n. female oj the human race, ^^^^f. f^f. STTT^I 
 JTIinH n. S^q^T/. mf[ r°P- ^< f- ^"^ .f- ^^^^^T j- ^Tf»T^ 
 
 /. Kf^^r./. 'frf'Tg/. ^r^r/ si'TjfFr /: sf-f / ?^f^^r/. Hfe- 
 ?TT/. ^>jft/. 'rrnr/. 5ff?i?iT/. ^]^^f m^^^ j. Trrf^- 
 
 5ft/ HRT'Tt /• The Hindus make tour divisions of 
 Womankind,\\mS^'^ pop. q^ftiir, Nf^jforft ( also ^fr- 
 cft ), ^Tf?l?ft /'O/'. ^T^T'iT, ^feiift pop. ^^.Tttt. — Some 
 fabulous races are, ?ni^'TT or ^'^n'^ pop. sTtiftoT, n- 
 q4^?q-T, qf^ift^Jo;). 'T?Tt'JT. Some terms of praise for 
 Woman, as beautiful and ZoreZy, are, ^THF^r/. W-i'^f^TPT- 
 HT.f. itT^r/. THCTit/. TRTT/. 4^f[.f- ?^IT[ /. ?TTfe?ft /. 
 f?Trrfs?q'T/. =5f^-T^t2;tJ)t/. 35;^t/. qft/. ^Rfrisft ^5/. 
 Z^W-ZJ^^j- fzw'i n. ^xjH n. See also under Beattt.
 
 ■WOM 
 
 963 
 
 "wo-s 
 
 Some terms for a lillle and lovely uonian are, ^Z^f&tf. 
 'pS'F'poft/. — for a, passionate andjieii/ tvoman, Jfl^^T/. 
 HWr/. HTfiT^t /. sf^r^— for a virtuous and chaste \ 
 tooman or wife, >Tf?rJmr/. ^ETrft/. ^fT'^'^t/. f^ft=3ir / ^^- 
 
 ^i^f^/. qffi»^n/. fr-^tn^r/. f^^fj/ f^^''. ^^r?r- 
 
 :FT.— for a, fat ;uiJ bloated u-oman, '^]^^]^ /. <f%?5^1^T". 
 S'Traiy. S^Stl OT. — (ov a, fflib-foriffnej, cha/ty and prelty 
 tvoman, ^]^^r{T^f. ^r?5Hr<il¥t/- Some contemptuous 
 terms for a woman answering to h7isst/,venc}i,jade slut, 
 &c. are, tU/. sirTt «• Vm n. mit n. ^^r n. ^^TX n. 
 K\^ n. Some terms of enJcarmcnf or courlnfi/, answering 
 to good icoman, dame, ^-c. are, ^J]^f. ^m f. 3T^^'T/. 
 «fT|/ Same terms for a. yottvg tvoman, who has reached 
 or is reaching puberty, are cT^trft/. sprar /■ "^^T /• *T- 
 '^'^^\f. H^qlHT^fr/. J^mt/. 'TJT:?;<YaT/.— for a t(;o»ifl« o/ 
 mature age, JfVsT/. ^1?HT — for a tall, lanky tvomaii, ^- 
 
 A u-arriageable w. ^T'rtl' A 'T'f /. 
 
 An infirm & aged w. ;;i^ft or "^Ttif. 
 
 An old w. J^i^lHlO/. =[51/— fig. qi^or s^rrTrft/. 3TT- 
 TF^imr/. N. B. lu the Koukan »:^mT^ is an aged 
 ividoiv. 
 
 A young w. ^^nft /. 
 
 A clever w. WT^fft/. 
 
 A kept w. V. MisTEESS. n^f. T?7r/. 
 
 A married and unwidowed w. ^^TTf^'fti-'o;'- TnTTifftOT 
 or ^ftH or ^^V^f. ^^]-^^^f, :s^f^■^^J f, -j^'^^ f, ^. 
 
 A respectable w. TTtT/. 
 
 Doings and going's of woman, ^t^fr^ h. 
 
 Old woman's ( remedy, connsel, wisdom, &.Q. ). sjftfT- 
 qmsl-^tl 3''TTTM.-f5f^R'>«.-KH?J?T/.-^?5iiT".-f ff /.-&C.&C. 
 
 Old women, gener. 3TT^«IT'TT/. jl. 
 
 Son of an unmarried woman. ^T?ft^, 5?>^n=5l. 
 
 That quarrels with all — a w. ^n^5l, ^IHTf /. 
 
 The women and children (of a household, &c.). '^^^- 
 ^g-^ n. pi. TtmR n. pi. 
 
 Vice or fault in woman. JTlftTW n. 
 
 "Woman's man. !For this formation, and for the 
 similar formations, cot^uean, smock-dangler , lady's nian.^ 
 gosi'q.er, miss, sardanapalus, ^c. ^'c. some equivalent 
 forrr.ations are, ^\I^^^^., Tfl-CfT, ^TTJ^Tr, ^TTr^Tr, 5|Tf - 
 
 2 female attendant, v. Maid. =ErT-+<|y| /. ^^^ pop. ^^- 
 
 3~in comp. ^TPrt/. ^pfT^ / as ^tj^st milk-woman. 
 WoiIAN-nATEI!, «. ^ITJ^^ITTr, ^^I"^!, 'rflg'^ft. 
 Woman-hood, m. sfr^qfrT^ wt. '^S'm' m. ^"t-^H w. ^nui 
 m. pi. ^f^ n. ^tT n. 
 
 WoMAK-Ki>'D, «. iirq^f=Eft ^T^/. ^t^Tf?T/. ^\^^ f.pl. 
 
 WOMAN-EULED, a. ^fjTFf, ^Wg, ^f^FFT. 
 
 V/oMASisn, a. /rOT!«n)<?. ^Il^ITrRr, T^^r or f^^^, ^^IT- 
 
 2 efeminate. sjIJ^^^r, ill^?«n, ^tS'm, 'ini^, ^^mint, jK- 
 
 Ofw. uiiderstRuding. ^tgfj. 
 "WOMAKLT, a. JccoOTiw^ KWHon. iiiq'PW ql^I-^IT?, Ta'Ut 
 
 ■Womb, «. titerus. ^\Z n. W--^ f. »1>Tl5TT»i. IHT^lTt m. n^r^aT- 
 T n. •fl'? '". 1H »«• ^5«rr "1. — ill conlempt, &c. RTf ^RT 
 n. For the jmrificatioii, impregnation, Ac of tlic Wimh, 
 for the pnrifiiation of the fa?tua, for the facililnlioii of 
 delivery, and for the preservation, from nialign iiifiii- 
 enccs, of the puerperal woman, sonie of the iiunitTou* 
 ceremonies observed are, 3l^;rRIH5T ". <>i?'lin^'? pop. 
 ansniS n. '^\€\ TTOI n. ilHI^TPT «. J^.^ n. "?f'7.fiH^ «• 
 
 A bearing w. ^rr^fft f h/. 
 
 Ceremonies and rites for the purification of the w. 
 — conipreh. ^^Tfi^TIT m. 
 
 To drop the w. iTI>TtTfs<rf, TTT m. Bilof-JIT.ot, 1I>T 
 
 2DT or TTHS'Jt or qrH?nT &r flTJSor, nigiT «). C'T.ot. 
 
 "Won, ;j. v.V. A. 1. f3i^?;?rT, f^^^ k^^.^A, Ac.f^H, fnf^. 
 
 Zb "Wo.VDEE, V. n. le affected ly surprixe. %W,^.\X m.-^\>H^- 
 
 «.-^5r?5 «.-3T^n.-31^5iT»Ji.-&c. ^F^oi-Hi^^OT or, inxtru 
 
 ly, ^Rof, =5IHr^.H^, J^rsm ^K n. ^R.dt. 
 
 "WONDEE, «.— the emotion. aiP/pf n. 3T^^T w. ^^m^ m. 
 
 2 aw. a wonderful thing, a marvel. ^Hv^M m. ^\'f^^ 
 
 trft^p «. ^^ «. 3im?<T«. ^^]z?i^z^Tf. ^.x-m^if. n^i- 
 
 ^/. J^STFJT^Y/. J^^l?/— as a term or designation for a 
 person of surprising abilities, or of manellovt eiplc- 
 its, and as agreeing in the general sense with tm.tfar. 
 himinary, constellation, parogen, one of the ircndcrt (f 
 the irorld, (f'c. ^'c. some renderings are, 311T^?J m. ar- 
 
 :rf 'tlT^ n. "sr?^ n. f^'Tfrl /. fST.S «. a^Sf^n^ «». SiSRiff, 
 
 To do wonders. Corresponding to this pliraee in its 
 comprehensive sense, and especially with ironi<al iw 
 plication, are several words and phrases. Tl.cj- in 
 volve in their particular variations the general f ower 
 of the Enirlish phrases. To do mighty things, to achitvr 
 prodigies, to make a noise in the trorld. to set the Tkcm^* 
 on fire, Sjc. f^fi^Tn^ «'• T'l'T, g?^'4 m. ^T^r, 525 m ^ 
 
 of ?5i^, JTm/--5ifi./'-?i^Ji5f/ Ac. q^cf, T.^ 1 -qfi^/.- 
 
 ^'['Jr, tSft^T W.-5TIT «i. f:!!??^!, f25T "i- r^^, 7^? »"■ "?ri- 
 
 //. ?IFm-'?TS'n, TTJff «. ^IJZOI, Jilira qr^I »».-q;5T m. 
 &e. 3TI0iui,^rfrI'?rHm.-?i"l*1TTnM.->fer. !FK,oi, fqTSR.^/a/' 
 
 A wonder lasts ( but ) nine days. Httri^ n^ fe^T. 
 VojJDER-sTliVCK, a. tJtg cr =;fig, ^^'Tr5,'<Tqp,?1^f?.H, ^f^fT,
 
 ■woo 
 
 964 
 
 WOE 
 
 To be w. <ft^frr ^T^ n. qr?^. 
 AToN-DEU-wonKiXG, a. f^'^^nj. 
 
 Wonderful, Woxdebous. a. that excites surprise, ^^rf:\- 
 f^^, W^T^f^T, ^5r=^r^, ==nT?^RT^, f^^JTTT^r, ^th^ft^t, 
 
 ^f{^\^\^ arfrf, 3T|-rl ?:«'r?qr^, fq^rq^p. As there are- 
 iiumerous English words used to convey the general 
 sense ivonder-cxcitinj, and used without great strict- 
 ness, so likewise are there in Mardihi. Corresponding 
 then with strange, surprising, astonishing, amazing, 
 admiralle, marvellous, stupendous, prodigious, ^"c. the 
 following' Manithl words and phrases are collected 
 here. ar^THi, 3T?f^, 3Toft^«r, 37^TSr, 3T=^R, 3TT^, ST-T^- 
 
 Very w. T^'??!'. 
 AVoxDEEFULLT, "WoNDEBousLT, C(7y. V. A. =qiTPf;n;-7r^^- 
 
 Hr^-&e. ^fzm decl.-mTjzfr^jTi] decl.-^lTW decl.-&c. 
 AVONDERFULNESS, «. V. A. ^t^f^TtJII »«. ?r^?=5lf /. aTTSfr? /. 
 
 7b "VVoUT; To he wont, v. To Use. Tl^ff. 3TH^. 
 Wonted, o. t. Custoaiaey. fn^^qr^r, ftsTT^T^T, =qr^^T, 
 
 iTrR?^=q'T^^, &c. 
 To Woo, z". a. court, solicit in love. ?ITTT^^r ^^^-f^^TTf^- 
 
 AVOOD, «. ?jf^ 71. spra «. FJ^Fft /. 
 
 Bundle or load of w. FStjSHRT «• 
 
 Dust or powder of worm-eaten w. q^ w. fq^^f^^m. 
 
 Pragrant w. nyf^PT^ «• 
 
 Green w. 3?!^^^ ^^ 
 
 Heart or core of w. rriT »>. 
 
 Hewer of w.- rm^;^ or ciift^^. 
 
 Jungle or common w. ( i. e. not teak, &c. ). ?r^^95- 
 
 Light and flimsy w. ^TS n. 
 2 forest. ^^ n. SR n. '^^'^ n. ^rf /. aJT^T n. X^jt{f. 
 ?TT ». ^FTrTK n. JPT^TH ?»• f^fTT n. 1^ «. ^ «J. 3TS<^/. 
 
 ^Rambling in woods. q^sfft^Ty. 
 
 Skirts of a w. if'TftT w. SI^^TT «. 
 Wood-apple, n. — the tree, ^st/- ^F^/- ^ftrtT m. — the 
 
 fruit. ^,^Z n. ^Twj n. 
 AVoOD-CUT, n. t^t^fT^R spR?5?5 f%^ n. 
 VVOOD-CUTTEE, n. ?5tf IFfrSSTT, ?T^^T5«rT, ?5^5^mr. 
 AVooD-DEiNK, n. Fjrair^T ^^r m. ^f;\^^^\^ m. 
 Wooded, a. 5fT3t^T, ^TT^Wr ^?f), ^?TJT?T,|?t:i^, 
 Wooden, a. made, tJY. o/ jooorf. Ptf^Spsfr, &c. ?jf^ft, ^^- 
 
 Wood-house, m. /iace where wood is X-c^^t^qtrtr^-st^F'STJi- 
 
 ^:-qr;ft-&c. ^']^?[f. Hip^^fPlT m. f5^S?jfRT »». 
 Wood-land, «. /««(f oji wArc/j trees grow. ^%^K or f^^'Cm. 
 
 Wood-lark, n. tlie pyramid-crested w. ^5r?5 w». 
 AVooD-iiAN,«./6»-M/tr. ^?T^fT, T^T. 
 AVoOD-SlONaEE, w. trood seller. rT^55JT?5r, Bt'^sf^^TT. 
 
 AVooD-NTMPH, «. 5r=i5.5ft/- ^T^i^sr^rT/. 
 
 Wood-peckee, n. — the bird. ^riR 7ii. ^yg^ >«. 
 AVooD-PioEON, n. rr^'in^ '». 
 AVooD-soEEEL, «. ^WA w. — yellow. 3Tf^rrff/. 
 Wood- V. ORE, n. ( of a hou.se ) PA^.t[ ^J^tt n. Flf^t n. 2)1. 
 WooDiNESS, n. T. A. 2. grit/. 51131^ m. ^^^]-^^ n. ^- 
 ^qr^if n. 
 
 Woody, a. of or lelonging to tvood. ?rf ^31^, ^^"^ir, ??i^^. 
 2 ahoundinj with wood, ^nst, 5frVt=qT, 5(r515E, %^H^., |- 
 
 SJibrous, stringy. ^TJ^lt, ^fs?y. [ &c. 
 
 Wooer, «. AVooing, /). a. v. A''. ?5?n=^r ^^H 3TT^5r ^S^'JrRT. 
 AVOOF, ?i. threads that cross the icarp. ^'[V^^[ m. SIMT m. 'TT'iI 
 
 «. ^TZ^Z n. a^re^PJT n. 3TT55frt^/. 
 To close the w. ^Strft/ ^'T't. 
 
 2 See Texture. 
 Wool, n. soft hair of sheep. c?m or HT^T/. ?I^ or S^/. 
 
 Great cry and little w. l^sSTSj/. 
 2 woollen doth. q3Jft=Tr ot. ^jorf /. 
 WOOL-COJIBEE, n. ^\%l fq^oTRT »«. fi^lO '«. 
 Woollen, a. consisting, Sfc. of icool. F^f^'^t or FST^F^, ?5t^« 
 
 5ft=5rr, FJ^^^TT, "?^T^, ^^rof , aTr^Jnt?, ^'JTrnq-, OTftn. 
 
 Woollen, n. woollen garment. 'T3,Ji'^Hr »". «l=TTrft^ «f^ n. ?^. 
 
 ipftsf^ n. 
 Woollen-cloth, «. qHTrf/. FJHFft ^JTRS m. 
 AVooLLY, a. consisting, Sfc. oftcool, v. Woollen. rSt^Fff^, 
 
 ?rf^^, ?JTT?T. 
 
 2 resemhling wool. r^q^ft^R^T, y.uil'H^^T, grorfsfg. 
 WOED, «. a single component part of speech. ^15^m. T^w. ^- 
 
 Acceptation of a w. ^ISTIH^RTT n. 
 
 At, in, &c. every w. T^TTfi". 
 
 Force or power of a w. ^la^^yf^/. 
 
 Low, vulgar, or filthy w. a^T^ls^ m. ^m^ n. 
 
 Primitive or simple w. 3t5ra"R«!^ w 3T5r"TT»T^ n. 
 
 Eadical form of a w. Sf^fTf /. 
 
 Sense or meaning of a w. ^lSTr<T »»• 
 
 2 discourse, talk, language, ^crf n. ^]^u\ n. 'it'sr/. «fli=^ 
 m. ^TrPf. ^R m. [ ^TR^ n. |?1^/. 
 
 Ill words, bad words. grrmTT «• |TTT'JT".^#^Frn. 5- 
 
 Of few words, ar^^mft, fJTrrJTl<ft, aTFR^TTfT. 
 
 A\'ar of words. ^TRJ^ «• STPF^TRT m. ^is^.j^; n. 
 
 Waste of words. ^TP'TT »«• 
 
 W. in season. STTH^TFTST^H w. 
 
 W. of mouth. t^rS^TilR't/. 5^^»tprf/. Hrs^ ^r?5^ M. 
 
 3 a word ; a syllahle, a sound, an utterance, — with nc^. 
 implic. xf^pR^s^nj. fq^n, ^n. =qt^n. f-=f «. 3T?T^«. *».
 
 "WOR 
 
 965 
 
 •i V. Peomise, Affiumation. sr^t^ «• TT^/. 
 
 Of oue w. As ^ood as one's w. &c. ^W.^'^^^^TJTT^], 
 To folsify cue's w. ^^^^,]^\f■ ^'^'^i 5j5?57<T«f'; qof, k- 
 
 To make good one's w. qR7%?rr ^r=5 m. f^^^ ^of, 
 
 ^^fH^Tf m.-^fr\fi]^f^^]?^,^ n.-&c. ^.i^, 
 
 5 signal, toTcen, order, v. Command, Intimation. ^€\f. 
 from the English word is in common use. ^^^r/. g^n- 
 C tidings, accounts, v. News. sTTffft/. ^^TPT «. "^mf- 
 ^MV^K m. ^\^ m. ^rf^^ «. 
 
 7 words ; sharp or high language^ v. Altebcation, 
 Weangling. ti^f'cTH/. tTriTOni/. ^^^^/ ?5?;t^/. ^F^e^fs 
 
 A good word. .See Peaise. 
 In a word, in brief. t^^cT or ^. 
 To Word, v. a. express in icords. qROT, ^PT^ iiK^cjirr, '^'JT- 
 
 Woeeiness, n. v. A. ^isjf^f^^ m. ?;i£^?|R wi. ^isjifvTWq 
 
 n. ^isjarr^-r^ «. 
 
 WOEDINO, «. V. A^ ^15T?^?rT/. ^1S7qt^=TT/. siR^rr^f^T/. 
 'WoBDT,(7.M4'/ny »!a;(y words.^ containing many icords,verlose. 
 
 qT£^cr?^n=^, ^is^TT^^iw^T, ^i£5rrtT5fqT=5?r, qrvfrsfi^t;, 
 
 To AVOKK, ti. a. form hj labor, manufacture, maJce. sp^^, ^- 
 
 2 produce, effect, bring about, ^l^.^ ^m^., ^^ofj^S^^T- 
 
 5f?rf:T-<S:c. armor, HFn;'n'T?r-&c. ar^or /n. fo». 
 
 3 plag, manage under its proper action. sqfqf^DX pop.^VJ- 
 
 ?yr, =Tff =rT?:"'t, =rrT5iot, ^T?^<Jt, %^5rat_ 
 
 4 w!o^-e /o tvork, put to labor. JFTrTTH-^FTHf^f-^r'ff-^T'TT'Tt 
 
 TT'g;^ o/o. ^H'T^OT, TRq-OT, ^rHTq-OT, ^HT?;'^. 
 
 To w. liard. ^fT5;tir, ^{i n. p)l. ^^5501, ^^^ or ^TFJoj 
 or g?^^, 5^5^, ^ToSW, WPS^rrsroT, ^^fsjcri, rTTOTur, r^^m. 
 
 3iJr, '51TT '». qr?=5tJr, \^\^^^ ^^r tr?:in, ji% ni. pi. s^ 
 
 jp^'Jf,^FtR5'I, "Tr^S'Jt, TT^^^, qR.5T »». ^FI^OT-qTB^, 3Tf- 
 
 srs^. 
 
 5 See To Embroider. 6 See To Solve. 7 out ;— in 
 arithinetic.Errfsr'jf, ^^ot, ^R^/. sprot g. of 0. 
 
 8 up ; V. To EXCITE. %^:fijf, ^r^qijf, ^cf^sw, ^^t[^ f. 
 ^^5'. ofo. 
 
 9 up; (77WS, Jea^ up, knead, compound. +H!=tDr, T^oJiJf, j 
 H^dTT^T/. ^oTy. 0/0. 
 
 To work oneself into the favor of q'RfrT f^Rof. 
 yo Work, v. n. labor, toil. ^q-<ii, ^^ n. :p<iJr, ^T^m, if^^FT 
 
 ( You, he, &c.) ran work (for a livelihood). ( ^-qr ) 
 
 asE^mm %^ 3Tr?5 ^rrf h. [qr?;»Tft. 
 
 He that works shall eat. ^[q?5 <f"r =sn%^, ?7?:q2: ^ ^r 
 2 5e ni aci/on or motion, v. To Act. ^^TTcJ'Jt, %o5iJf, 'TT^'^. 
 
 WOK 
 
 SJerment. ^^ ( as J^^^r HSTRS «Ff?ft, Hiq^ sp^h'T, T^fT- 
 
 fqcff^qyir, ^ri^?T'if, 7?tOT. 
 
 To w. and heavo ( in the etomach ). v. To IIeavl. 
 ^F^CH^cBt, ■JHot'jf, iiiijiers. 
 4 on ; in ; operate, ijf. v. To Act. xfT^itir, qpj ^|6t, =;i- 
 
 lot, ^rn ^CTT. 
 
 To w. upon,/)cr«Krt<7e crafiihj. iryoT, 
 X> act internally ; — physie, &c. ^5E«fct''r, ^5J^otijf, q|?i^ 
 
 G fis". brcic. ^Fr^iot, ff^Sj. 
 roKK, n. employment, occupation, something to do, v. Btt-I- 
 NES3. W.l^n. W.\^n. ^q^rn m. ^ZJm. «TNn:«». <Fr^ n.!i;^ n. 
 •FTKTfT/. ^r^fnO/. ^xfoq fl. — cotnprih. tcorkand busi- 
 ness, ^m^r^T «. =^^TH^45T m. ^m^R^r': m. 
 
 A w. of difficully orlabor siTHTH ". 
 
 A tough w. or job. ^JT^^TH ;'. 
 
 A petty w. ^^.Z■^^\ l^piSTTq ^pm «. [ Tm«. 
 
 Boring w. business or operation of boring holc». fin- 
 
 Coarse or common w. ^frS'PrT n. 
 
 Pit for coarse or common w. grs^t'fl' or ^^^_ 
 
 Fine w. ««. of delicacy, ^f^fl^ ^m «. 
 
 Odd or occasional w. F.^f. ^^T?/- f^^l^ ^FTT fi. 
 
 Servant of all w. ^•(,*in1 or J^r, ^*W-!ft. 
 
 2 exertion of strength, toil, V. Lahob. A^^TH/. "5?*? w. 
 
 q?"? m. ^vv\^f ^7 >". 
 
 W. without waiies or remuneration, "kzf. f«mTT or 
 %mT/.r?i%/— compreh. ^sfSfTTT/ q^^fqTSrm.— perBon 
 pressed to do such work, %3^Tr, f^TT^ or ipTrft, %S^. 
 
 To pay one for w. JT^^rf/.-H^IFlH/. ^^-^^pqor. 
 
 3 that uhick is made or done. ^.]^ n. ^,\H n. ^.^ n. qrr- 
 oft/. W.K^ n. ^.^ n. f^p^/. ?rfH/. 
 
 Destructive or injurious w., sad piece of w. 3T^if tn. 
 
 4 auhcard performance, bungle. 3TnRtira?q;m n. Vf?I- 
 OT^FTT n. arS'^ii'l+nr n. aTTS^^PTH ». 
 
 5 composition, look. ^'<T m. JW^ «. 
 
 6 V. Eiir.noii)EEV. ^.^^ m^^f H^?Trm. ?r^7ft/ 
 Pictorial or figured w. f^'^pJl/. — to adorn with it 
 
 f%T^(if. [ 5^RT M. 
 
 7 religious act, external performance. ^M n. f^^qt/. 3T- 
 A good w. W^Tn n. ^k n. iT^qf^ n. qR^^T «. ^- 
 
 f^f^T/ji^T^'i. 1^^ n. 
 
 A man rich in ^'ood works. qwqqTr^^ 
 
 Abandonment of works and riles. ^i(PTFT >'». 
 
 An evil or bad w. |5^JT n. |t?^ ?i. 3T^Hq;K or jpiq «. 
 
 Exact in the discharge of religious works. ^J1^, ^FK- 
 ;rft?5, ^Hf?i^, ^R^. 
 
 Neglectful of works. ^if>;i'7, ^KfftH. 
 
 Eeward of good works. Itrqip-T; ?i. 
 
 Ilich in good works. ^ri7trq'pT_ 
 
 Way of salvation by works. Jp'T'Tr'T in. — one who 
 seeks salvation by it, ^.■^^\^\. 
 
 Worship or service by works. ^FHTTTtRT/.
 
 WOE 
 
 966 
 
 8 works ; fortifications. r^A^f. 
 ■WoKK-FELiow, n. JpmHrST, ^K^'J. 
 
 WOBK-FOLE, "Wo KK- PEOPLE, H. \. LaBOBF.E. qH^^Ftt '»• t^- 
 
 sPrH^^TroiH n. fl. [ JfTJl^^. 
 
 W'OKE-MAN, n. artificer, c^'c. WAfx^"^ or q^Tirqn: or q^KTl'K, 
 Awkward, uuskili'ul w. ?IT^?I<t, 'i?r?I'Ttt'?T. 
 Eough, cc;;:so w. vr^I^qT, q?1^-':;J^T, tTH^-^T, ^^T- 
 
 Bad workmen find fault willi their tools. JJT^rit ^- 
 
 ^T ^^^^ srfq'^ srf^l, Tfyrnt qf=Tr airpif ?5i^"i. 
 
 AVouK-MANLiKE, WouK-iiAKi.T, a. — performance, &c. ^H- 
 
 U'OEK-MA>"SHiP, «. «^v7/ o//7(e icorZr;-. qiOT/.^Stroi/.qinrr- 
 Jrss/. ^SiJlt/. Wi'Tm «. ^rf^fTfr/. ^^^f. ^^^ n. 5F€- 
 
 2 form,fas7iion, 4'<;. o/«« article ivrour/ht. Wi^ f- ^f- 
 
 3 //jiny icorked. ^S^ f. W.i'^^f. ^Pif. ^^l/. 
 U"oUK-suop, T\'onK-TAED, &C.V. \^]^A2'°P- WT^/. JpR^HTOT. 
 
 y^'oiiKED,;^. T. V.A. 1. %%?5r, ^m^F.^^ ^^?5r, &c. 
 
 4 Tmw ^T^r^^T, ^<T5T^F5T, <T5T'7???JT, ^nR^=^[. 
 
 9 JpRT^^FIT, S^ciri-ll, &c. 
 U'OEKEE, «. WOEKIKG,/!. O. T. V. A. 1. qp^<^Rr, ^"^TT, &C. 
 
 2 JPT^i'TTT, ^STOTirr, ^S^T'JrRT, &c. 
 
 3 =qTrt5I'Jim, ^TTTTUTITT, ^^^fOTRT, c^c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^qoTfn, ^TiJOTRr, &c. ^c^ETT ( in comp. as ^T- 
 
 ?r ^cnr, &c. ). 
 
 2 =Ejr?5>JrRr, ^^triRT, &c. =^R?n, =5?f^. 
 
 \7or.siNG, «. V. Y. A. l.~act. W'l^ n. q^OT n. &c. 
 
 2 q^^^r n. ^,m^ n. ^=iat «. &c. 
 
 3 ^^^l^ n. =^^!^,^^ n. ^aqfOT n. &c. 
 
 4 "THTH HrcTiJi w. ErrTTiii ?!. ^q^iai «. &c. 
 
 7 qn'ifOT «. Ac. ^X\^if. 
 
 8 ^ij^jq-'if «. ^T^lsfDT n. &c. ^T^JflW^^/. 
 
 9 ^iiTSf'Jf n. &c. ^JTI?/. JTifTFlrT/. ilTTHrT/. 
 
 -f. V N. 1. ^qoT n. TRof n. &c. ^T m. K^TTnfT/. ^KTH «. 
 2 m^M n. ^201 «. &c. ^?5=qic7/. ^fS'^Ert^'T «. %a «. 
 
 8 5 T'it n. ?5H?5?f^ n. &c. 
 4 =Ei77aT n. &c. ^M\H\i m. 
 1. ( in the stomach ) worlcing and heaving. 3^^ m. ^- 
 
 KT^i m. ^T^rar «i. ^Tf{\^f. 3^Tsr ««. 
 
 WoKKiNQ-ciOTiiEs, 71. opp. to holiday clothes, kc. ^^f <Tf- 
 
 q^OT n. pi. ^=^\ ^-^ n. pi. q^^fff or VSM/. 
 \T0SK1NG-MAN, n, JT?TP7?rt, ^m^. [fsf ^5PM. 
 
 WOELB, n. T. IJkIYEESE, "^n^pop. ^n «. 51^31. ^^^fT?rHi, 
 
 WOE 
 
 Creator of the w. v^^'if^'ST. 
 
 Destruction of the w. vJTIt?^ m. ^S{t\z^ m. ^iifg;^r?Tn 
 Material w. — viewed asillusory auduureal. tirqi^^". 
 Soul of the w. universal spirit, s]^ n. ^l^IrHT m. ai- 
 
 To the w.'s end. arr^rT. 
 
 2 n w. <i particular pcrt.on of the universe. I^PT «. pTtT*"- 
 Of or belonging to the other w. TRc?if'T.^, qRf^^, 
 
 Of or belonging to this w. ^|^rf^, \^^. 
 The other or next w. ^T^A^ tn. m^ n. <R=5fnf?T/. 
 This w. ^ KT^F »i. l\^AW. m. 
 
 The three worlds. K,r|lT?qqT<Trr^ n. fiJ^Tq^ n. iiSTWT- 
 n. vTJlH=5iq- «. ffr-f 5!q «. -^sf^^Stq n. f^^^l^jm m. 
 
 3 terrestrial globe, y. Eabth. vJIJ n. »T?5ra «i. ?»-'^'^/. ^- 
 ^ ^f^T or ^^qr »». 
 
 That has seen the w. STRT <^^ TPJlt cqTHBr. 
 To have the widr w. before one. ^^X[^\Z'\ f. pi. ^nsp;- 
 w^\ 37^3t in. con. e^rf5?TT/. ^p^. jfl^w^ 3T^^ in. cow. 
 
 4 mundane e.risteme, 7nortal state. J^pTfFj/i. r^l^l^.eimm. 
 
 'Tj?ra<r-&c. ^^'^j. ?r^R »«. ri^fJT^'. -hstot. hsi^f^rt «. 
 
 ^if^^H nx. ^W.^ ». 
 
 5 «,s«Zfl>- orpiillic lije, r. Life. ?iHR m. ijq^ w». ^OTT- 
 
 frf n. ?Jl^qT^/. ti^lRm^r/. 
 
 In the w. and in retirement. vT^jsrvft, f^T^t?r^^fr_ 
 
 To go or come down in the w. ^SI^T^. 
 
 To make a noise in the w.- — ironically. fH'Tlf'y". ?5T- 
 
 sr5i-qT5>Jf, f^^TR?ft./'. pi. ^]^^■^r^iii. 
 
 6 — as considered as a scene or system of business ar.d 
 pleasures, vf^m. ■■^^^\mn. H^=^^ra. *r^?!mT m. H5mr?r». 
 n\^^l^. n. ^]^^^^t■[ m. jf;^Rq^ «. iTTqT^r?^ n. TTiqrqsf) n. 
 
 Abandonment of worldly affections and possessions. 
 
 Dead to the w AVcaned &c from the w. Eenonnccr 
 
 of the w. ^^^, fsT^ rsR?r, 3T5iq:?r, f^HiT, ?i5qT?('T, 
 
 Deadness to tne w. Indifference to the w. Weaned- 
 ness from the w. i>'T'T^n^ n. ^n^ n. \^^^\^^lS'^f. 
 f^f^/ fjRffT./.l^^f^ n. f;^5fq wi.— ae produced for a 
 short time by tie sight or thought of death, &.c, 5jt 
 
 Death-bed renunciation of the w. ■^TT^T^^'T!'^ m.v.^. 
 
 Sick of the w, ^r^d^rt', H^ri^, ^T^nrw. 
 
 Snares of the w. fascination or fetters of illusory 
 oljectg. jfr^^TBJi. TfT|qT?T»». ^T^Y^T^.n. ^HT^T^T ^"^Wm. 
 
 That has worldly ties and engagements. ^sRsTTS^. 
 
 To carry on the -w . provide for the daily tcanis. ^^^■ 
 fn^rr^ m.-^^^[h^^ m.-^Ar'.k^^ m.-^.V^.^lvi n.-&c. w.i^. 
 
 To keep onr's self unspotted from the w. aTfejf ^• 
 
 To rcncuuce or abandon the w. ^iv^iRT fn.-^^T w
 
 WR 967 
 
 7 viadkind^ all human beings, ^nn. sff'F ♦». /^^. ^RSr^m. 
 
 fl. 3TRJT/. 3TWH|Hqr/. 5^^r or |f^5rr/. ^n?ft/. ^- 
 
 Adorable by the w. vTlg^tT. 
 
 Ill tlie mouth of the whole w. f^'^nTf;^!. 
 
 Life of the w. vTI^TItT't «. 
 
 Light of the w. vTT^^ m. 
 
 Salvation of the \v.^"T|^T ♦». 
 
 Saviour of the w. ^T^jrf m. [^ 3TTTf<iI ^^if. 
 
 We ehoukl do as the w. around does, qf^ ^^rftt? 
 
 8 maimers of men, practice of life, ^sfq^rtfrf/. vT^ftfrf/- 
 
 ^^f?i?:Hr m. ^^^^^^^ vi. ^\^■^^^\^ m. ^^'7.^u\m. st- 
 
 Conformed to the w. sr^fr^TfrTFr. 
 
 W. turned upside down. ^^x;€\ or ^psz\ |f^^r/. 
 
 To turn the w. upside dowu — fig. and ironically, f^- 
 
 The w. is turned upside down, q-g Pf^^, ^?T^T "Tr3r?r 
 
 9 a yrca^ multitude or 2'iantitt/. 'i\']^ m. TqrT m. ^]'S\m. 
 m^T m. ^^^ m. 
 
 WonLDLiNEss, n. V. A. 2. ^TTRr^S^f ^. f. STT^r^S^ 
 
 ^t/. siq^^fj/. srq^^f^y. sr^^r-TJ^F?/. r^^^rafH'^r/. 
 
 WoHLDLiso, n. V. Wour.DLr, ."Sensual, fq'^q't, srq'^re^-si- 
 
 <t^?:?T-Er'?^^f?-&c. ^^^^. 
 
 "WoaLPLT, a. of or helonginj to this world ; temporal, tj'c. v. 
 Secular. ^HF in conip. :iq^ in comp. ?f?IT7r^r, ^i=^^- 
 
 ■qr, ?f ^r^^, ^hrittitF^t, &c. Htrrft, ^t^rrctq;;, sfq^rf^. 
 
 5T|?T, Tf|^i 'TP^- 
 
 W. att'airs, w. business. ^?{n:»i. ^^'^m. ^f^TFTrTM. 
 
 W. boiidsi, w. fetters, v. AVokld. STmrTT^Twi. ^TETTr^OT. 
 2 ddoted to this woiLl, eartJih/, carnal^ Sfc. t. Sensual. 
 
 r^=?TTfd's"rf ^rar?)^, r^^i-^^f^, fi?rR-T?i?T, ^d<q;l^g. 
 
 "WOBLDLY-SIISDED. Soe WORLI .'.Y. 
 
 WoRLBLT-wlsE, a. t^KV.^^^] - &-C ■ TTT^tTtr, ^THTft^, ^Vt':- 
 
 Would LX-wi SI o.y, n. ^HRfTRn. sT^ffTJ-fn^n. ^'Krlr^fTRrt 
 
 WoBM, «.— the animal. fsRSiwi. f^f^i^n. f^FS'Tn. ffSq^T^ 
 
 n. ^\v;m. f^fJT t)i<Zy. f^iT or \^^m. ^Zm. ^?[Z^m, 
 
 Affected with worms. ?vi-.^. 
 
 Common earth w. ^.X^ni. ^\%^^ or ^\^^m. ^ff^rw. 
 ^T\^n. JfTiftOT. 55Tiirw». fns^' i. 
 
 Intestinal round w. Tcre^. ^'?t»». 
 
 Thread-like w. found in rivers, &e. ri^pop. rinm. 
 
 Working of worms(iu the bowels) 3T>tf% ^rCmpLvX-fX. ' 
 
 W. with two heads or mouths. ^r3«. Hf?o5?;j. 
 
 WormP; majgots, moths, cj'c. — geuer. ^\lf. f^Fljift/, 
 
 WOR 
 
 Worms, Ac. conipreh. flJSrHliFTSrm. 
 
 Worms, or flatulence oconsioiicd by wormR. vi?T cr 
 
 ^?fF^T?^5r»«. ^Fifg-TK*". ^>nnfiw.n. ?;fqrinni. ^fi^m. 
 
 ?ifH^;fTW or ff.A^\r\\Un. 
 
 To have w. at the root,— riclicn, fame, &e. s??^?/. ?r- 
 
 noT ( ?iss*T-&c. ), srroEJft/. Fimoi (37r??fT«-&c.), fn^? or 
 
 ^K%m. Briot iH. cOH. 
 
 WOKU-EATEN, a. fe^Jr, f?:??T5t, ^TTTTK, f%\.TT, PSlfry^r. 
 
 To be w. fjiS^^Jf, f^5ot, 1':5'jf, 
 WoBM-woor, n. <ji|^^'jTr»'. 
 AVOBMT, 0. T. N. Ws-^RT, &c. ?5fHHq-, ^ZH^. ^ftr^^J. 
 
 WoKN,;). V. V. A. I. f5f:^sr%^r,&c.^:^'-, ^?,^^fT?T, ^u\^ 
 W. and wasted. ^JT^?. 
 To bi! w. fiii'. ^r^OT, ^r^Ttfjf. 
 
 2 3Tfn;Er?: qrl?r?ry^ qf^rqR kk^\, &c. Hhi^. 
 
 3 sri^r^%^r, q'ro5%=?r. 
 7 ^qHrnf^ ^^r ^Fi^r, Hrn^'Tof, 'tii^t, H[ir?ftFr. 
 
 WoHHiED,;?. T. v. 1. nrf#r|?r ^jfr!??!;r-^^?i?iT, &c. 
 2 s5ERjR;r, ni^^T, &c. ^^'^^, 
 
 WoiiEiER, n. WoERViNG, p^a. V. V. 1. mi?flfH ^r'TlR . 
 
 H5r%^iJTT^, &c. 
 
 2 qFTf fqr. 
 To WoRiiY, «. a. tear and mangle. ^\Z^\Z^-'hM%\\H-&c. 
 
 ^m-^'TT, ffr3Tm5/.-<Pt3I<^3/--Ae. JfTCTT-PfJlcfT g. ' o/ o. 
 
 #j/.-|fTT?n'5/-?5f5'iFfl?/. ^.K^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 harass, torment, v. To Tease, tfoiuj, nf^OT, ^^rfl', 
 
 :FFT?;3fr5/.-3iiTflis/. q;?:oi 5-. 0/ 0. :pf?;^T/. pi. tn^tJi tciV.i 
 
 ^1o/o. 
 
 To w. to death. f^PTTPTT aTTsfffTff or 3?Tfr5FI3f «TT?!^ 
 Worse, a</«). t. A. 1. ^\^^ ^^. ^\^^-t\r^^-&.c. aifq^ 
 
 Worse, a. more Lad or evil. 3TftI^-f%^^->!tc. ^f^, ^'Z^X. 
 
 2 «!ore «jc/l-. aTfq-^-&c. ^rfft-Ac 
 WoEsniP, n. religious homage, adoration. 'pir/'.'T^^rt. H^JRn. 
 
 ^f^^f. 3T^q «. ar^FTT/. 3^^/ 551^1 /. >^^H^i^^ n. \ 
 
 qHffp/. arrTf^Ffl/. WTT-'TH". S^mFir/. ^?Rn. ;^Rfqr/. 
 HH?'1;r m. ^H^ n. ^sHm "'. ^"t^R^t n. qTT^PC m.— 
 compreh. or gener. 37=^fi'77i?t n. 
 
 Full, complete w. ^ftTJ^nT/. 
 
 Mental w. m^?fT3TT/. 
 
 Object of w. S'qR^. 
 
 Stated w.— compreh. ?5fRH<^r,/. 
 
 Vessels and other necessaries of w. \^1'^J f. 7q<f:^- 
 off n. /;/. q^^W^^F m. pi. 'h^n\'^^ n. 
 
 "W. among IMuhammadans. ^^]^ f. 
 
 W. at the three periods. W^\ /. [^f^Prf^/. 
 
 W. by chanting praises, reciting namcp, &c. of. ^- 
 
 W. from fear. H^Hf^ /o;;. H^ Hf^/ 
 
 W. from love, faith, &c. HRHf^ ;)£;;. HTEJTfe/ 
 2— the title of honor, ^^^^n, ^^^ or ?I, ^^I^ra, f^-
 
 WOB 9( 
 
 Your w. arrioi, ^TnT%"TTq' m. pi. ^Wf^. 
 Tour worsliip's 3T[7^. 
 To Worship, v. a. adore. "pTot, H^Tof, 3T%aT, 3^mat, 3THT- 
 
 trnr, sr^JT, %5rif, ^j\^ n.-i^^ /.-h^i^ w.-nf^Z-arnrtT- 
 
 m/.-3r#^r/.-3T=^^ n.-jTT^f^/.-^-tc. :F?:of y- 0/ o. 
 2 venerate, ijc. v. To Reverence, To Ho>iOB. air^^ot, 
 'Tir^T'Jif, ^PT «.-W'fTT^ m-&c. ^^ ff. of 0. 
 WousHIPFUL, a. tvorthy of worship, T. AjjObable. "J^'tT, 
 
 WoRsiiippEii, ;j. V. V. j^^Rir, T^T^^r, &e. "jf^H, arRT- 
 f^m, g'trrf^ifr, 4f^?f, h^, arfq^f, 3Ti^?r, 5THf<{fi, ^Hftq-?i, 
 
 WonsHiPPER, n. AVoRSiuTiNO, ^. fl. V. V. 1. J^OTTTT, T^- 
 
 2 3Tr^?:tnRr, ?trfriT-:FFTrRT-&e. ^fr^lOTRT-^TTf. 
 Worst, a. most evil or lad. ^^\^<({\-^^^\^ ^'iz^'^-kc. 
 
 Worst, n. most severe or aggravated state, v. Extremity, 
 Height. 5rT??:qoTmT-5:<3r^-&c. ^^^ m.-^r\w-m^ /-&c. 
 
 At the w. fiT^Rt. 
 To get the w. of. ^^. 
 To Worst, v. a. v. To Defeat, f^^^, qTTf3T?t-&c. ^T,^. 
 
 To be worsted. |^ijf, ^R^rroT, aT3t?r ^Wi- 
 Worsted, n. — the yarn. F=r[^rl^-^DT^ 'B^ n. 
 Worsted, a. v. N. ?5l-ufp:qT g?Tr^r, 3^0. 
 Worth, «. value. f^J^HFf/ HT?^ n. ^qar/. 
 
 2 excellence, desert, worthiness o/r/'gard \. Goodness, 
 Virtue. sfrnrFTr/. =qt5?!;^mr in. SI'Tq^/. nni »». ht^t n. 
 
 Worth, a. equal in value or price to. f^JTFft=qr, HTST^r, <fT' 
 
 2 deserving of. <f f^ ^'o/*. ^FTF & ^ITfTT. 
 
 3 T. Uavino, Owning. Kr?fT, ^r»ft, ^'TrfT^r, ^"??r?rf5L 
 To be w. ^T?t/. 3T3ot i«. co«. 
 
 Worthily. See Properly, Eightly. 
 
 Worthiness, n. t. A. 1. hSsTOIT m. '^\^F.^^ m. f. Hrirf / 
 
 2 qrfqfn/. sr^iqfl-/. 
 
 Worthless, o. — of persons or things, v. Bad, Useless. 
 
 ^^^ or ?:-q[r, ^T^Rr, f^q?:Rr, |?:t, ^^^, 'TOTf^fT^r-fT- 
 ?T^, noTfT?f-5:f^Fr-&c. arntift or ar^tnTT, friir ^'o;?. fHj- 
 ift, ^re^JT^t^r, ^fT^rfq;H?fr=qT,^Kft=5:qTHi3T^r, ^^r^- 
 ==rT, ^Efftirrf^, srr^r^:, sT^sriiiT, ^R^r, ^tt^Y, jt^s or 
 
 55^r, qF^?TTft^-7f^?f-&c. ^iTiT^, rfoisj-lTT, — compreh. 
 or gener. (tt^tt, ^ft'^, ^^t fl^t, ^^^tl, ^^r^CT. 
 A w. thing. 3T?:^«Tr^ qiS n. 
 WoHrHLESSNEss, n. V. A. ?rrc5FT-7ft/. iT?55q<m «!. 'NIotM" !!' 
 m. p^zmm m. HT^RT'iIT m. &c. ^'^]^^ n. 
 
 \ WRA. 
 
 Worthy, a. having worth, virtue, excellence, ^c. v. Good. 
 
 Virtuous. =5ifiT?fT, ^^TNt, *f?5r, qr^, ^f>q?i=qT, ^tTHi 
 
 51ft, ^i^^rH- pop ntJi^i=i, nTT^rq^r, ^rrfr^T. 
 
 2 deserving. ?TRr, ^YlrfT or ^iriiT ( used in construe - 
 tiou with a verb, as HRI^fr^IHrfr, "T^T^TpfrnfTT, ^]^\' 
 ^FITi^jr^^frir, &e.) FUT-t;, arf in comp. 3f^?r iu comp. 
 
 Worthy, n. a worthy person. ^wT^ m. niTTT^n. ^'JT'TT^^^f. 
 ITRTT^^ n. "T^rTTTT^ n. JTH<1T=5r «. "TTrTqi^w. SfF^T^ n. 
 SI?.tT ». 
 
 Wound, p. y. V.A. 1. '^J^r, ^'S^f^T, ni T55^?it, &c.V%t. 
 
 AVoUND, n. hurt from a weapon, ^'c. ^\^ or ^^;^ in. xs^^m f. 
 W\pop. ^n n. cfT^ m. ^'jzf. qr^^r m. iT'Jr n. St^r^ra m. 
 ^m^m m. — made by a pointed and piercing instru- 
 ment, #=P/. ^\^f. 
 
 Plaster of aw. ^^Wjf[ f. 
 
 To throw salt upon a w. v. Sore. qiTT^ ^]^ m. ^\pJ^ 
 To Wound, D. a. V. N. qr^T m.-^^H/.-^TR m.-&c. W^i^-^- 
 
 To cut at, &c. to w. msf m.-EfR ot. sranf. 
 Wounded,/!, v. V. ^T^ %^c5T, &c. ^^51% «n^n^ or ^\^7,^ 
 
 Mortally w. fiT^rJTm. [ ^"Jir^F, 
 
 WouNDER, «. Wounding,/), a. v. V. qi^ ^tR^JTRr, ^^H^- 
 
 WovEN, p. V. V. fET0Ta?5r, sf^ssr, &c. fcpjfl'^, fi^T-, etStst. 
 
 Wraith, n. srTrTKnr m. 
 
 Wrangle, n. Irawl, clamorotis contention, v. Squabble, 
 
 3r5:^HqT^?r /. ai^^^ft^R^^fr /. See also the nouna 
 under the verb. 
 To Wrangle, v. n. squabble. f^FJsfJpH^, Tm^T^PM, ^I"^^, 
 
 ^z^^., Tw^^i^jf, 3-,fH:rT^ ra.-5rr^5 n.-^^^^ /--^^^t- 
 T^ f.-^]'^\'^^^ 'n.-^^\^^ or ^rr w>.- f^f^rSR >«.-<S:c. 
 
 ^^CTT, & =5lT?5DT-^rM with g of s. recip. %I?!9??f/.-q^r<P9V'-- 
 ^^^f.-^i\^f.-X-^^^f.-^Vf>-\m.-l({Z^.]^V^.\m.-^%-^.]- 
 ^S^t/.-rta^TT^SHpt/. ?3^-5I5^-=^T?5"'JT-^m .9. o/s. recip, 
 (irer^^T^ JJ. 5ot, fTre «• ^l^t, — vehemently, vocifer- 
 ously, :f^=5t m.-fpBf^SR wi.-fq;?5fq?rr^ >«.-q;?5^?rT^ m. 
 
 -&c. :Fi;>Jt-Hf30T. 
 Wrangler, «. Wrangling,/), a. y. V. q;i5:^?:-^=5}-i;=^-?3^^3' 
 -&c. ^^oTT^r, ^.^'f.z^\^ 7\zr\7^\., ^s;FiF^r. 
 
 To Wrap, v. a. roll or fold together. jsTa.^, Bqe'n, JST^'I'- 
 
 ?5q^5 scfDT, qfr/. ^w-^^=T 55m. 
 
 2 cover loith something rolled around. ir^Sf, n?T5Euf , 3^1^- 
 ?^, aq^'Jf, ?5M'rrT-&c. ?,;r^,%'g?I n.-&c. ^^ot. 
 
 3 around ; wind around or over. ^STo".^, Wl^, ^^ofr, Rqf- 
 
 To w. around ( the waist ). "k^^ ^^. 
 To w. round closely. y^^^T qt^"'!-^.
 
 "WEE 
 
 969 
 
 VKI 
 
 Wbapped,/). v. v. 1. gsra^r^r, ?5sss55T, &c. 
 3 jsr^ssr, ^'S^^sr, ?5^J%?5r, &c. ^f%?T. 
 
 "Wrapfeu, n. WitArpixo, jj. a. V. 1. 35r5ioTRT,ff4J<JIKr, &c. 
 
 2 %'jDTR:r, ^?T5;oTnj, &c. ^ij^. 
 
 3 ^r^uTRT, ??q?:0TRr, ^SP^H sjfq'JIRT, &c. 
 
 I. c/o/A, (j-c. ^/((jif itva/js. ^ij^r n. sfR^r^' «. 5?!^^ n. arjoEr 
 
 m. ^^irra »>. ^T^?T n. ^TTH^tsT^ n.-^Tq'S n. 
 That is used as, or is fit for, a w. ^rr^'ft. 
 Wbath, n. V. Anqeb. ^it m. sPR m. i^T'^ ?n. ^IT m. 
 "Wbathfui-. See Anqet. 
 
 To "Wreak, v. a. (veugeance). ^Tw.-lrr «».-g^m.-&c. 3^^iJr. 
 AVnEATU, n. tJiing curled or twisted. ^Z or^Zm. ^^^]'i\f. 
 
 2 (of flowers, &c.) y. Gaeland. ^'[v5\ po^. H]3sf. ^R m. 
 
 n^jRr m. ?iT »t. ^Tht ?«. 
 
 To fall in pieces, — a w. ^flt^'ctor. 
 To slip oiF from a w. or string. a^r^550T. 
 To "Wkeath, v. a. convolve, ^-c. ifosot. 
 
 2 encircle with agarland. M\^f.-&c. ^\^^-^^Z^-^Z\^^^., 
 5RT?5Rf5rr-&c. W.l^. 
 "VTeeck, n. ( of a ship ) mufrage. ^\^^zf. rTTC"^/. rtr^r- 
 
 2 ^/ij'ny wreched. ^SS3 FTTC n.-rT?^5r?T n.-&c. ^T'S HI^T/. 
 To Wheck, v. a. (a vessel), "prsaj, Hnw.-^rr^T »!.-&c. ^?:cfr. 
 Wkecked,;?. t. V. — a vessel. <#r5?5?5r, f^T^P^, — a person, 
 
 2'o Weench, ti. a. vrest., twist violently, ^qsjof or JT^rstnt, 
 fcr^qstrr or fr^Traot, fqsiiT?:^, fTa^fSnt, fq^T^in, ft'oSOT, ^- 
 =€rJf 1 fTTI^SCTft or '^nwMX f. ^^• 
 
 2 V. To Speais. ?5^^5r<if, Vj^^f.-Sic. ^f{X^^, 
 
 3 from. 5?:iTTfJ?r-ft^5l^5-fT^=T-&c. qdt-^=qoT_ 
 
 4 oiF ; out ; open. 3'=;f?;>Jr, ^''^f'T^of . 
 
 To w. and tear violently. 3^^5T3"'5pFS'y. ^^ y. o/o. 
 "Wkench, n. violent twist or pull. J^IToST »». f^^'ir55T m. m- 
 
 Tu Weest, v. a. twist or pull from hj force. H'^nial^-'Pra^^- 
 
 2 twist from the natural meaning. 3?[S'0T, 31Tf=T rTPiT^ 
 
 Weest. See Twist. 
 
 ■Weested, p. V. V. 1. KTWH qn^HT, f^5rr?r ^?t^?5T, &c. 
 2 arr^^rsr, 3Trf5 ^?f^^ &<^- 
 
 Wbester, n. Weestiko, ^. a. v. Y. 1. ^T^T^ ^iTRT, &c. 
 
 2 ^T^oiRF, &c. 
 To Weestle, v. n. ^wt f.-^^^^ "--^f 55 "•-'5;c. sp^ur, 
 
 5fM/.-f mgrsfr/ ^^-^n^. " 
 
 2 See To Contend. 
 Wbesilee, n. Weestlino, ;9. a. v. V. 1. ^^ ^RWTTr, Si^ft, 
 
 Turnings and windings of a w. Tricks and feints of 
 a w. 5m=5f m. ;5?. ti^^ m.^il. 
 ■Weestling, «. V. V. ^7^]f. 5f,5ft/. ^5f[^/ ^ffiliTft/. jt- 
 
 Wbetcii, n. miserable perton. In tbo bodbo of A pennileti', 
 friendless, and miserable, or a liicMess, and lurk-blattiiij 
 /tHow,and with tho power of the sport of forlune,for. 
 tune's foot -ball, ill starred wight, forlorn creature, .jc 
 there arc tho following tiinis and pl.niHc-B. "551^ 
 
 HRo!;r m. Hi^r^r h>I'Zt m. fn^R ^\^^i ,„. grmri^r 
 sTT^s n. 5^^€rr"S5r^T, f ?^qT ^moii^r, jfVra f.m, ^rz- 
 
 f^^ n. ^i^qr, Sf^vf^r o;- HJ-qr, ^^H-f^, r^i'T, s-^j';it, ^- 
 
 s^'^rs-qr, q^^Fire^r, ^lo'.H-jzqr, qi'siRfH^f^r, <ii?>TT^n^r, 
 
 g^THTT^r, ^T^T^ifr, <??%?5?T^T, ^JT5J^?T, ^;:ii;^ or ^, «?-' 
 'TTS'tTT ^iT^?5T, ^Tfrioir m,kFJ., M'T^':7'^r=qi^'q?, fsi^qRT, 
 
 Br^TR, ^•'T^w, ^s^i^rf, fH^rriT, v^ ^'^f^, ^5^5. 
 
 2 worthless, sordid, ^'c. creature. v.Blackouabi>, fJcnvii, 
 
 "WicEEn. ;f ^Hif, f ^^rmr, Ih^s;, qr^, ;^r^ pi^fT,' 
 
 ( from 1^ ), H^rtTJT. 
 "Weetched, «. miserable.^ unhappy. 3:^t, ^"Y, *7ft, ^.~\\^ 
 
 555fiN^, 3TTq3:?Tw,f5rq^cRfr, 3TrqfRm,fqq?!nH,3TrqfTTiTT^, 
 |T^?iT, i-.^f^, |:?^rf'-T?T, |:^miT, ^^.w^m, ^.w■^w, 
 
 A w. creature or being. J:^i-c)| ^TP'ft »». 
 
 2 pitiable, pitiful, paltry, — of persons, v. roon. jffat, 
 
 sTTq^r, sfTji^rmr, f5i=5?Rr, f^rft,"^, ;^^, qrat, a^tm, 
 ^iqw. 
 
 3 «orry, ;)Oor, paltry.^— of thing.i, v. 'WoBTnLESS, Bad. 
 
 ^fr^, "fT^ra-, fT^rr, qrr^q^T, j^^r, ?ifr, ht^rt, ^q;^!^ 
 o»- 5^^;!^, jrqr^ or 5^7?:, qR^, qR^. 
 
 4 V. Calahiitous, Afflictive. |:^Rr, RjqTfl-m ^ arq:- 
 
 "WEETcnEDNEss, w. V. A. 1. 1:^ n. |:?<ftqurT »i. qp^ «i. pi. 
 
 ^^T "1. ;>Z. ssriT m. arqJrqrJl «. 3r§?q «. fsurq^ft or ^t/. 
 ^f5 or |[?5 J«. ;J?. f IH^^TTFy w. pi. 5>f r?5 «i. J?/. |r?73i[q^r. 
 
 s/. q;qr?ft/. "^^ «. "^^^.f. airqf^/ f^qftr/. 3tr^/. 
 
 To be in utter w. i]i q^^T ^^\ n. ^lof -7. of a. ^qf- 
 ^f afl'w.-TJriHTf fli/y. Ci^. 
 
 To lie in utter w. fT5Hcr?: qH"?! or TT^, ^PFT/. /)/. itt- 
 T^, T?=r?:?7 interj. fm, THTdTF <?S<if, ^S^ioi/. ijoj^ g-jcTuft- 
 
 To wander about in utter w. ^qU-nl oi/r.-H^tH'Tf 
 adv. qRt!=f fqR'ir or vTPJf. 
 
 2 ^fT^tqoTT M. ^rrqiTOTT m. fn^mYTtJir »i. &c. 
 
 3 ?ft^'^"T<iTr ni. f^npr^nrr m. jn^qwr m. ?rT?RN>Jrrm.&c. 
 
 2b Wkig(![,e, r. ?j. wioce /Ap to,^/ /o and fro with short mo- 
 tions. 5f^jr5Eijf, qoTSToj/. qjfOT, fsT^-f^r^ir, arcirfqsir or ^■ 
 3rfqsrnj.-3i3fqc5 w.j;i.-3T3^rf<T»?TT/. /'i.-&c. ^^-^ot,
 
 "WEI 
 
 970 
 
 WEO 
 
 WKiaaLEK, n, Weigglinq, p. a. v. V. ^ScToSoikt, ^^^^s:^- 
 
 Wrigolisu, n. v. Y. 5f5E=ra:ot jt. 3Tsf^5q-ot ». &c. ^^^V^f. 
 
 jTo Wbino, v. a. twist or turn violently. ^HoEfft or ^^TToS- 
 ot, f^rnain or f^trwz^., fqoEj?-i?f, f^a^coi, ft^r^'^r, Tt- 
 
 oEUT, <ft2 OT.-fqcIT m.-&e. qra5i-^dt_ 
 
 2 from ; extort^ squeeze fro7n. fT^<Ji, f^^ ^°t. 
 
 3 oS; force ojfly contortion. K^Tf^-fq-25n^-&o.?ft5cfr. 
 4i out ; force out by contortion, frsof, fqoE^-ftol5r^-&c. 
 
 ■Whinger, ji. "WEiNaiNa, p. a. v. V. 1. H<»Io!,uir<r or ^^TTToE- 
 «^nT, fq^nscrilTT, f^?T^OTRT, &C. 
 
 2 fq-^UTRT, f>Tf jT^'^RT. 
 
 3 M<ill^H-&c. mS'JrRT. 
 
 4 ^SEWnr, f^5-&c. ^FTiiulKl. 
 Wringing wet, dripping luet. i!T«f'<T«lt?r. 
 
 Jb Weinkle, «. «. shrink into furrows and ridges. ^<'+id"JI, 
 ^J??Tr/. pl.-^^a7^\f. pl.-f^\^]f. pl.-&c. qjoT ««. co«. 
 
 To Wbiskle, «. a. contract into furrows and ridges. ^<*rl- 
 
 Weinkle, ?j. corrugation, Sfc. gT^Frft/. f^H^ft/. 3T^/. 37^ 
 
 /. nfs/. Sf^ft/. =Efif?ftn m. ^ [sTto^NT. 
 
 Weinkled.^j.v.V. N. gr^rf^jTT, ^<+rMi-r^<*-iiT-&c. ^zk^^.^ 
 
 "Weist, n. joint of the hand and arm. f^^^Z n. ^\^^f. i=r- 
 
 Lock or gripe of the w. f^^n^ or f^^FT^/. v. qT, 
 Weit, n. legal instrument. ?n^/. M<'^Hr «». 
 
 2 See Sceiptuee. 
 To Weite, v. a. form ly a pen, S(e. f^f^, +l<fiJi. 
 
 2 express hy means of letters, frlf^'it, fei^iJr, ^^'JT, ^Fc5- 
 jff ^Rof , f^^^ n.-%^?T n. spTW y. o/ o. 
 
 To w. clown, -fef of , f^l^ 5W, Ht5^, mf^ %^, f^- 
 
 To w. off rapidly. fT^ilof. 
 
 To w. out under distinct heads. ■^.rfHaitfiy.^ofy. ofo. 
 
 To w. roughly. ^^TS"^. 
 
 Cost or price for writing. fef^OTicT?;/. 
 
 3 V. To Compose, fef^'&r, =FTW, T^of , qjsroT. 
 
 To Weite, c. n. perform the act of writing, fefsot, fe?!^. — 
 with implication of toilsomeness and fagging. ^TTsf »• ^Ji^. 
 ^?Tar, iTT^ifTl/.-iTt^'Tre/. ^'i'jf. 
 
 To leave intervals in writing. ^ qT^?r fef^. 
 
 2 do the work of a clerk. fef^iJr, fef^ot n. fe^wf, 3^- 
 ^/-f?=rfoqT% ^fK W.-&C. ^m. 
 
 3 ttjriVe and send a letter. ^^\ m.-T^ n.-Scc. fcSf^Sr-f^j- 
 
 Weitkb, n. V. V. N. 1. fef|urnT, &c. B^-T, f?d^:pT, frSf^- 
 tH. Terms signifying' A good writer, a.nd agreeing 
 with Penman, Calographer, Sfc. are +rlH*-J[=5Tr, ^^THilfT- 
 
 ^"^?r W\ 'ittT'TRTj f^^JT, aTW=^"3T, 3T?TTf^, Terms 
 
 signifying A bad writer, and agreeing with Penstcr, 
 Scrauhr, Scratcher, Quill-butcher, nTO^.^.nw^^^^^W^^- 
 
 Posture of a w. JTf Jt/ "• ^TTfeT. 
 
 To set up for a fiue w. ^^oft^ "^T m. sft'^. 
 
 I. clerk. Sic. frSf^OTTTT, ^TTf^, ?5^^, 31?Tl^t^^. 
 Business of a w. %^^/. 
 
 II. awMor, ^c. Jpfq-, q.'^^Fn-, ij^^. 
 Weiteesuip, «. T. N. 1. ^PTT^^/. ^FJjft^^T m. pj^^/t/. 
 To WniTHE, «. «. <it'u< ani /urn oiou/ the body. ^JoiOi, ^ot^- 
 
 5Eor, Jpsq^of, ^55cIH/. ^5:^, aTilF'lfoST CT.-:r3Tf"15!:T m.-Stol- 
 
 ftf^ »t./)Z-3T5iT%f?^T% m.pl.-Lv,. \^-^ or, in. con. qof. 
 To Wkithe, v. a. See To Twist. 
 Wbither, n. Weithing, p. a. v. V. tTcESfSOTKr, ilol«Jal*^OTT- 
 
 ^r, 3T«fH^-&c. quTirr-'^OTTTT. 
 Wbitding, n. T. V. Sfoisr^iiii w. &c. sTo^SToJ/. qoCHToft/. ?5^^- 
 
 551 OT. aTfnpTST m. arm^T m. ^I^Tf^r m. aikf^'t m. pi. 
 
 aToSqrPTsqT/. pi. 3Ts"i%fq3fi% »». /jZ. a^sjtif^iJT «. 
 Weiting, n. rtf< of forming letters, Sfc. fef^oj n. fefi^niT^ 
 
 v^M n. f?5f^tRfT<t f^?n/. fe^'Jl «. fe^^ «. S^T n. 
 
 f^fk^^T^^^f. 
 
 Fiue or skilful w. :p?5K?r<Plf /. g'^mfT w. 
 
 Hasty or bad writing. ^TSf^^ft/. Jrr-TT^'TTq' *rt^- 
 
 x^^^\^m.pl. [«n/. 
 
 Implements or materials of w. ^H+ilH'.ft /. fefw- 
 
 Eegular and uniform w. i^^Rt^ fef^^t n. (J*ii«f^?t 
 
 aT?TT «. [ ^^. 
 
 To set up pretensions to good w. S^oft^f ^ m. sit- 
 
 2 written letters or characters^ Sfc. fef^ot n. 3i^ m. 3T- 
 ^X' n.pl. fef^/. 3T?^T^^^/. 
 
 By or in w. S^j^ft. 
 
 3 written paper or thing. ^ m. f^f^rT «. fef^oi n. fe- 
 W '«• fef^ «. "T=5pF n. f?5^^ ?!. — compreh. or gener. 
 ?!;^T=3r ?!. fH^jTNSr or %?Tq-JT w. fef^of J?)^ or 1^?5 
 
 2^^ w. ^j^'ra-/. fe^mr ?». [ m. ^/. 
 
 Cancelled or waste writings. T^/. T^ or T^ ^FFI^ 
 4i paper or docujnent of obligation, legal instrument, v. 
 Deed, Bond. ^^ m. q^ «. ^H^ m. J^PT^T^ «. ^^TT^ 
 «. W\ n. ^W^cHT ??». "I^RtJ n. ?r^^/. 
 Wbitikq-boaed, w. TRt/. 
 
 Steatite or earth to rub over a w. ^^ f. ^|^ m. f. 
 TTTr^/. V\or ^\f. — a ball of it, JTlrJT m. or HT3 n. 
 
 Weiting-masteb, n. ^r\^3.»^\'■^\■^\^^w^\'^\ n^-f^T^snTT- 
 JJ-&.C. %^?ifn?^^. 
 
 WbITTEN, p. V. V. A. fr5f|%OT, fM?^rr, %f^?T. 
 W. on both sides. qTSTR fef^F5?fT. 
 
 I. as opposed to expressed in figures. 3^^^. 
 
 II.— fl« opposed to oral. fef|%Sr, f?5%ff, ^Fc^, B^TT^. 
 Wbong, Weosqlt, adv. v. A. 1. 2. ar^qmH, 3T^t<ft^, 3T- 
 
 3. 4,"=fPr, ^^^^, Wm, Vltrft^, &C. 9T55;, S^^TVT.
 
 WRY 
 
 971 
 
 TEA 
 
 ^^M5ft,%f?T^, ^l?r decl. ^TTf^ffT, ^RTW, 3T?irer¥r. 
 6 3"c^T, ^■'PTrer, 3"in;?:r, 3'??pr5T, &c. all ded. 
 WnoNO, n. injustice^ injury. a^q^T^T wt. St^TT «■ ^T^ «. 
 
 2 no< ^ru//t or right, v.Eeeoii. HfJT ffi. ^;?ff^/. a?fq^ /. 
 
 WBONa, o. — of persons ; acting improperly, v. Unjust. 3T- 
 
 2 — of" actions, purposes, &c.; «jyi/4'<, j'm/jro/ier, ij'c. 3T- 
 
 5^rqr=rT, ar^fft^r, 3T^JTr%, aiHmNri'^K^rrjfr^, ""^Tfc- 
 fft% &c. ^nH,"?T^r3Tiff, ai5TT^?fr, 'ri'jRT^, ar^Fq-, etf- 
 ^, srt^sr, H^^?:aTr?f-'qT'TT«'-^tc. sjrasr, ^rr^rnr, ^mw, 
 ?IT|^?^, argf^^r, ar^sq, ai^qi^, st^^stt^, qti^ifjr?:?, 
 '^prf^'?5, ^^l'!f, arg^, aTq-trr^^rq-, arq^r'*!, •arq-'inHT'f, 
 ar^TH in comp. ar^m, 3Tq"4r5^, ^T^i ar^'-^rf^rf. 
 
 3— of persons ; erring. ^^Tun^T, ^^rSr, >^Hq3%3T, ^t- 
 
 ?T, ^Jfr, »?Kq^, ^:rtffig?p, ^myir, stht'-tr'. 
 
 To bo w. giT OT.-gtl?!/. TsSr-friJi i«. co». ^^"Jf, ^cf[_ 
 4 — of things, works, &c. erroneous, incorrect, inaccurate. 
 
 ^^3=5r, f^^r, ^:Tt?ft^, '-:iHrErr, &c. arg^, q^TO^ft^, 
 
 »f , aTTTJTriTT?JT^, #^. 
 
 5 no< physicnlly right, v. Eeveese, Inteese. g'JSST, 3'1!- 
 
 KRr, 3^?rn5T, 3-^'PRr, fHTTrtrr. 
 
 To Weono, p. a. <rea^ with injustice, S^c. v. To Injuee. 
 
 ^!S^'m^m.-'i{^^\^m.-^\^.n.■&c. ^\^g. of 0. "S^^m.-Sic. 
 
 ^X^ with m ofo. 
 ■Wbonq-headed, "WnoNO-HEADEDHEsa. See Peeveese, 
 
 Peuveeseness. 
 
 "W"EONaED,_p. V. V. aTcr^(:T %si3T, &c. 3TTtn'^?r, 3TWrT, srr- 
 
 Weonqee, n. Wbongino, p. a. "Weono-doeb, n. v. V. 3T- 
 TU^ ^'JTRT, aTT^^ ^"JIKT, ^0^5 +<U|KI,&c.aiHN + lO, 
 
 Weonqful, a. unjust, V. "Weonq. aT^TTTT'^r, apftrfHT, ar- 
 
 "Weonqfullt, fli/y. v. A. and 'Weong. ar^^rarH, ar^fW^^, 
 
 artTJTft, ^-7, ^-^TT^^, ^tg^lT'T, arr^T^T^T or arq^r^q^r. ! 
 Weonqly. See Weono. 
 
 Wbongness, n. v. A. 2. ar^qpTw. ar^ftf^r/. 5n^?;«. 5n"f?T<Jrr 
 
 «. qt^5'7''TT'«.'^'^^5ftqoTr»». &c. 
 
 WeoTH, <J. v. AnQET. ^^, ^fTfT, ^r H-r<f^r| . 
 
 'W&ovanT, p. performed, done. %?frTT, ^?f. 
 
 2 worked, elaborated. ^i^FA., ^fk, ?f?^rfTH, H??J?f, m. 
 
 3 stirred, worked up, v. Excited. %?tcra?5r, %^«r?5?5r, 
 
 WsUNO, p. V. V. 1. ^JTTToS^FST, f^3^?:???rT, &0. 
 
 "Water of w. cloths, &c. f^ccsroft". [f^^JH. 
 
 "Wet, a. distorted, twisted. q-f^PfT, fd<4?l7ll, 'ftsi f^^^,?Tp, 
 Wbt-mouthed, a. cj-^^, q^5. 
 
 WBTNE33, «. V. A. ^\mvjmm. ^r\^^?M^^Jm. ^^pctt/ 
 
 X. This letter initially has the same Bouml ns x ; mcdi- 
 allj and finally it has the power of A», and !» rcprc- 
 Bcntcd by ^^. No Saxon or pure En-^Mibh word bcgiua 
 •with it. 
 
 Xahtipi'e, n. T. Scold, SnBEw.V^t/ ffT^^/. Hfmi'Ti/. 
 
 Y. 
 
 X , This letter in its initial use is represented by ij; in 
 
 its medial and final uses by ^ or f 
 Tacht, «. T. Vessel. (t^it^tT^I Hrsf aif^. 
 Yam, «.— the plant. W^^'J^f.\zr^ m. T|>rf m. n. ^zr^m. 
 
 n. ^nn^t/.— the root, ^^np^n. ^\^n. 'i-^^m. n. \%}rli.i. 
 
 nW^m. n. qKTffq^^?«. qsrf r». n. flt^nt. 
 Elephants foot y. ^i:rj\m. ^Ha^PTPoln. 
 TaED, n COM?-?, enclosure round a house, ^'c. ai'iur or ariT". 
 
 JTTSTot. (fim. qrinrt. 5ir5J|Sn. a?q7T«. a^^TTln. RT^ or m^ 
 
 or ^^:^n. ^in. fjf^cTprn. ^5! or '±n. 
 
 2 — the measure. ^Km. qr^m. from tho Euglibh i8 get- 
 ting into use. 
 
 3 ( of a ship ). TTqr'T or qr^n^n. !PT^/. 
 Tabn, n. woollen thread. ?5f+^^ ^n. g^oif^^n. 
 
 2 single string of a cord. qjOT. 
 
 Long y. a long-ioinded story. ^=^f?:«. ^rTq=r<T^rft/. 
 
 ^T^?; or =mv,n. q^s/. <Tp1?T or oirm. ^'^n. qita^r- 
 
 ^ ^«. 
 
 To spin a y. qfr'Trfe^/. ?rR^. 
 Tawl, «. T. Vessel, ftift/. ^r5% n. 
 2b Yawn, «. n. ga^e, oscitate. ^\->^\f. or ^ivq-T/;'J.-'3?t- 
 
 T^ft/.-^fH^.qr/. p?. ^OT-^OT or, xcith in.con. ijOT, ^HOT, 
 
 <?T5«. JfRI'ii, Fii^«. fsr^^T^St. 
 
 2 o/)f w tvidciy. qraor, fsr^Tw, an M.-rTisn. qr^or-q^i^^ 
 
 or qT^-M^*,H ai^OT y. o/"*. ^^ or ^T^ot or ^^iJf. 
 Yawn, Yawning, «. v. V. 1. ^f>T^/. ^rfHoft/. ^TT/. 
 Yawner, n. Yawning, p. a. v. V. 1. ^iH^ "^"TTTT-f^r^fti, 
 
 &c. ^TTS qi««IK|-qTB?E3T, &C. 
 Ye, proii. ^^^. 
 Yea, «rf«. V. Yes. ^. 
 
 Y. and nay (procedure or speech). artT^TT^ftq, 
 
 Y. and nay ( sort of person or thing ). ?l'nm<'ITqi. 
 To Yean, v. n. bring forth young, f^^. 
 Yeanling. See Lamb. 
 
 Yeab, n. — the period of time. 5R n. ^ra ». t^r^l m. r^mx 
 m. ?t«r5 or ^nq^ m. 
 
 Advanced in years. SPT^^, T^T^^, tiqrKt^, q^FTB. 
 
 Beginning of the y. 3^«r?5flr3 n. 
 
 By years — reckoning, <fcc. q^TT^fft. 
 
 Close-of the y. aTT%^ ^ra n. 
 
 Coming y. q??n^l?5 »i. qSTT ^A n. ^MaTK^ w. 
 
 Declining years, ??rrfftSTT^/ TTR^T". 3TT?:g^n, TT-
 
 TEA 
 
 972 
 
 TET 
 
 tf^^w. ^t^cPTIsRirr/. — That is of decliuicg years. JtT- 
 
 Events or fortunes of tlio y. — as pretlctcrmined as- 
 trologically. 51'T"Pc5 n. 
 
 First J. of a cycle, an era, &c. a^q^T^TS n. 
 
 Eor years, tlirotigli or till many years. ^^\ cTtT, ^TTT- 
 
 Fourth y. ago. ^T^. — In or during it. ^^^t. 
 
 In the year of an era. ^^. As, iu the year 1847 
 
 ?m ^ «■»•«. 
 
 Last v. of a cycle, an era, &c. 3TT%^?ITrJ «. 
 
 New y.'s day. ^qsrfcT^^T /. ^sfftT^ sjfffT^ /.—Pole 
 erected on New y.'s day. JTSt/- f^'^^T^ m. 
 
 Once or twice a y. occasionally, ^yt flTHT^ff. 
 
 Past or last y. ^^^^n. rirf^Tff". ^T?in5W «. q^^ ?rT- 
 3 n.-^^ n. In or during the jjast y. J^^t, ^TTc^n^^f, n- 
 
 F^^T^r, r?r^T??r,&e. [ ?i^3-irr. 
 
 Person hired or engaged by the y. ^^ ^5-?IT 2^'^P- =f^- 
 
 Present or current y. ^TcST^^^ n. =qTBrf?fT?5 n.-^n. 
 
 In or during the present or current y. This y. a^Hf^r or 
 
 Eclating to two years. 5?fr?5T or fff. 
 
 Second y. ago. year lefore last, frtn^rf n. vfr^SSf"? «. 
 3T^^Tc5«. ^^^•'^^^^^n.-^^n. in or during the second 
 y. ago. f?n^f, ar^r^mf, &c. 
 
 Sidereal y. 3Tr?1 Ef"T «. 
 
 Stricken iu years, aged. ^^Tf 5, sf^Trft^f, ^TjfTqrT, 
 
 Throughout a y. ;?WTjcrqT?r, «T^T?7, ^^^^X. 
 
 Throughout the y. ijRiTW, ^Kf{\^, ^RRfft, sfK^fl- 
 %, ^■-^^ TT^THloS. 
 
 Two years old— a beast, &c. ^r, 5=nif. — Threeyears 
 old, ffr^it, ffT^rqf. — Pour years old, =t"tgr, ^"r^pfr. 
 
 Unto the y's end. aTR'TTHT. 
 
 Within ^^e or a y. Sf'Tr^ ^tST. 
 
 "Whole and present ( or any particularized) y. ^'if- 
 cf^ n. :j^flra M. ?17^?5 «.— During, through, for, in,&c. 
 the whole y. ^^?fT?J.— Of or belonging to a whole y. 
 ^m^ or ?5r. 
 
 T. after y. ^T3JST?TT?7. 
 
 Y. before a particular y. 3T^^4 n. 3T^S?tT55 n. 
 
 T. of ( iu rotation ). ^^^f. — Holder for the y. — of 
 a property held in rotation. cf^rS^ft, ?rTr!;^^. 
 Teaelt, a. Jiappeninj, coming, ^c. every year. cfTr^, ^^^- 
 
 2 lasting a year. V^^.^i f%^(JTTn-&c. ^^?rTc=ft, ^f'^'T, ^^- 
 
 3 comprehending a year. cftfi^T, ^if^^, -Sflfs^^, Wfcf??rft- 
 Teaelt, ado. every year. ^T^TqW, ^T^T, qft^iqiH, srfctET'^, 
 
 2 Jy //iff year. ePTT^, ^^\^ deal. ^r?rt^T. 
 2b Teaen, v. n. to feel the ticrkings oj tender nfection and 
 longing. ^qt=erT %,Z m. fq^?r qoT or ^^ (?t10T y. o/ s. iqift- 
 =^^^Sr TrgJT ^3Er5i/.-JTI^/.-&c. qoT «n. mi. ^>r w. 
 
 oJ s. 3i^4€ft3r 4X5: wi. s5ai-5Ri^ g. oj s. qisffT ^s^poidr, 
 
 qTSfff tft5!:?H. q^DJ /«. con. ii-ith g.ofs. <ai5/.-&c. Hj^tTT-pir- 
 niif, ( Ex. w,\^ ^\\ \\% FIT ^fsfT^t aii5 ), ^piaTt^M. \^^,^ 
 ^"^, ^lfo!:^Tc5r "fts?;;. qsOi/H. con. idth g.ofs. qietrT ?I5ri5 
 
 Ffrs"^, qRfrt ^q^iif. 
 
 Teaem>-g, n. T. V. JpSSfoS/. ^FotqToET w. ^^fSl »«. ^^Jps/. 
 aii^/. arrsr »«. q^oi ?n. qjf a^rt/. 
 
 Maternal y. q^^^rr^c^:»^.q^5:Tn/. 3trt5-€Tl^TFI5iTI^ HT'?!/. 
 T. of affection. sfirqT^r ni. 
 Teast, Test, «. the froth of leer or other liquor in fermen- 
 tation. ^J}-e{% m. ^^^■s m. JpRra^ m. ^PKra?; m. qcfjij 
 in. r\\f[f. ( Toddy, or the fermented juice from the tjul 
 tree ) is commonly used in this country. 
 To Tell, v. n. moTce a sharp and hideous cry or scream. %- 
 :F^3^^^i '^^T^X ^^^l°^^i f^Toff or f^p^Tsff/. ^of- 
 
 Tell, Tflling, n. y. V. =F#T w. &c. f%U5ff or f^Ffral/. 
 
 Tellow, o. fqcTclT ( remiss. fq^ToJ^ryeZZoJcM, and foryellow- 
 ishncss. fq^T^?;/. fq^I^.I^t/. ) l^qr, ^5lf55T or ^3|Err 
 ( like turmeric ) ^^^.^ q^rT, fft^rT, %?Tfi a«c? q^^lfTt- 
 i]r^T (like saflron ). — intens. bright, glaring, &-C.\. 
 
 fq=r3T qji^, fq^T^sr =q?:^, fq^r^i T^T*t?T, tjH^-T^'^n or qsr- 
 q5ft?r fq^r^r. 
 
 Deep or dark y. fq^ioir ^^. 
 Tellowness, w. T. A. fq5ts;quTT m. &,c.T^^7.^f. ^^tnm. 
 
 qtfTsroT »». f ft^Rof m. 
 To Yelp. See To Baek, To Tell. 
 Teoman, n. farmer, respectable common man. Vr[^f[ ^f^'^T, 
 
 WflTfq^fT fiT5ft--n^5Lf-*c. 
 To Teek, v. «.— of horses, &c. \. To Lash on. 5?ir^qr/. 
 
 2);.-&c. frrswf. 
 
 Tes, adc. ^tT, fr, ^f, 3TT, i, fr^^R, ^^FR. 
 
 Tesser, 0)i(S tcho aJicays assents. ^iqqT, ^I?f^T '^'^lOTRT, 
 |f^ ^PTOTRT or J:|aTiiiRT. 
 
 Tes Sir! Tes your Worship, st^t. 
 
 To say yes yes to every thing. |re^T '^^'JI'^. 
 Testee, a, last, last past. >IF5T or q^^F, J^mST, ^rR;=5rr, ^^- 
 
 Testeedat, n. w.J^ n. WA^^J f^^^T m. Ji?rT-'lS?ir-Tfr-&c. 
 
 Day before y. q^qfRl fs^f^. 
 
 On the day before y. q^sff. 
 
 Man of y. ar^-joijHi, 
 Testeedat, cA'. ^t?5, ^1^5^^, n^^lf^m, nFTl^^'T-fssr^ff, 
 Testeenight, »j. =fT3<T-^kf5'^-HTn?5t-&c. Tm/-TT5r/. 
 
 Testeenight, «(fv. sf;T?;?n"<t?r, ^ra=^qT n=^, "i^qr-Hrn^qr 
 -&c. ?;T?ftw. 
 
 Tei, conj. notwithstanding, nevertheless. fT^t, fl^lfq, rl^fq,
 
 Ton 
 
 973 
 
 tou 
 
 Tet, orfp oicr a«rfaJote, lenide. wg^, aT't^. 
 
 2 «^?^, the state remaining the same. f[»^t, H^^f^wt?!, 
 
 3 up to this time, t. Hitheeto. 3T^, 3?<nf^;'o;). 'iT^TN, 
 
 4 still, in a new decree. STg^T, ^^'T^ft, 31?nfT J'^P- <fI?TFT, 
 
 21? Yield, r. <i. — l&n^,fv.mh, &,c. i/ii-e in retunt, produce. 
 5of, ip^of, 3??^ =F^ot, ^"f^-gT?^ ^M in. con. %cith qr^ j 
 
 &c. ^"t'Ji i«. cort. wiV/i qr€[^ o/"*. 
 
 2 produce, afford, give, — gcncr. jiif, Jftq'Tfl. q>Tot, f^^T 
 
 -sfm ^^-qT^-q^T=qai-:3H^ ^m-q^fr or q^^^.^mr or 
 
 ^mf^ ?5T^oT all j>i. con. iviih qr^^i o/ s. [^^. 
 
 3 (j//oj<7, concede, \. To Admit. HRot, m^-q;^-Ar. 
 
 4 cede, surrender, resign, S/'cx. To Gite ijp. sot, ^TS^, 
 
 Yield, n. Soe Pboduce. 
 
 2b Yield, v. n. knock nnder, give in, Sfc. v. To Submit. 
 
 z^^., z^^^a^., ^rrf»j. pl.-Kin. pi. sqjwr, ^n. ipiof. 
 
 2 See To Give. [o/«. 5ri?Ir5T. 
 
 Yielded, ;). v. V. A. 1. ■^?|?5r, ^^q^T %?5?5T or icifh qTH5 
 
 2 1^?^^T, fH?sr%?5T-!rr5T 5fr^?!;r->i,c. «;7/j qr^n o/ s. 
 
 4 ^-1^, ^rs^?rT, Ac. 
 
 Yielding, a. inclined to give way, soft, complying, x. Weak. 
 
 ^jpT^stlfq', ^^ qnsr f5i"iq;?5r5r ^rfr, srsifqstTr. 
 
 YoiCE, n. — for the necks of oseii. ^ ?;. 3t^5 or ^iq;3 or 
 ^r^f or ^I n. ^nn n. ^q m. 
 
 A double y. ^rjt /. 
 
 Peg or piu of a y. ^"'r^oft f. gJTTt/. 
 
 Portion of the j. which sits upon the neck. ^SH. 
 
 To bring under the y..fig. ^'^\'H^ CHrs^_ 
 
 To keep under the j.fg. ^.m'^J^^fA tT^of. 
 
 To shrink from the y. — bullock, ^f^"!. ^^fr^f. 
 2 (of oion) couple yoked.,x.Co\:vLZ,VAUi. ^'rt«. ^Fs't/". 
 
 Trent y. CHTT^ft/. — driver of it. STFTrJir. 
 
 5 bond, link, T. Connection, lis/, ^f'tim. 
 
 To Yoke, v. a. put a yoke on. v^qiir, ^r5<Jf, ^".-^r^5«.-&c. 
 
 2 join two together, couple, ^nw, viftlt/. ^ijf-«ji(^- 
 
 Yoke-fellow, Yoke-mate, n. ^firfT^r, ^fq^^^r, sftfNr, 
 
 Yoke-tie, «. gwn. ^'qcft/. 
 
 Yolk, n. yellow part of an egg. fq^acr «ft^»!. 
 
 Yon, Yondee, o. leing at a distance m/hin view. fff^TJ^, 
 
 f?t, qf^^5=^ or ?!rT, q?0"^3tH (or qfriqrj^r &c.) q^ar. 
 Yondee, adv. at a distance within view. f?t^"s, qtft^% or"^- 
 
 fr5!p5, ^tRST, q)[cTr. 
 ToEE, arfo. long. f^T, 
 
 Days or time of y. iTcT^Sw. [q^^rfe^. 
 
 Of days of y. ?^ ^lo^^r or ^iofi^r, 7r<t=T =FT^^r, 
 
 You,j)ro«. 5»^. 
 
 2 (i>iy one. ^Fint or ^]^, 
 YOLNO, a. Icing in the first })art if life, not old. ^SKF-Ac.^- 
 
 5155 jH^^T, qf^^qrr^^r, mv\], ?it.ot, ^qrn, ^tfi, siri=;^- 
 
 Spt^alT. 
 
 Y. and vigorous. ^sTHqcjT, vi;n'iq5T, ST^TRJl?, ^T- 
 ^^^IPT, ?TK'Tmi5T, rTTinNtl, H'TT'T^'nT, 5T^m^>HI"#rT, 
 ofrHSTT. 
 
 Y. and ardent. H^ ^H^^r. 
 
 Younger. vfvv.T.} or J^T,Tf^^, 3T5^,^?^:^^r,'JT^:^R. 
 YotNG , n. young one ( of an animal, gcnc-r). fqrT n. fqsjT wi. 
 , fq^iTT m. <t?5 »>• ^R'T or ^frq «. q^ m. q^^r ,;,. ( jr^ 
 ' ^, 5 m.f. n. ) q^ m. ^.m m. ^ujj. m. v]rj^ m. f^iy m. 
 j ^(^m. l^m.pl. 
 
 , 2 yottn^' ojfspi-ing of. 4^ /. ^fT «. fqr?i cr fq?5 n. 2>l. ^r- 
 ! To be with y. See Piizgi»a>-t. 
 
 Younoling. Sco Youko. 
 
 YOUNOSTEE, YOUNKEE, YouNOLlNG, «. T. STEirLI.VO. SflT- 
 
 ^"=ff , flta^TT. Id this sense and with contemptuouB im- 
 plication, corresponding with beardless hat, thing jvst 
 fledged, one just unpinned from his mother's apron. &r. 
 
 'T^'^^T, ^51 ^^T, «lWr3fr, 5]^[M»T. And some phrase^ 
 used in repressing the forwardness and pcrfncss ol 
 youngsters arc, o-prr firS^T ^ITTT 3Tg,5T «n5C^r s^tft, ^m\ 
 
 ??5t^r "^ i^q-TT ^R?^ 3tiVh, Hfqr qir^Tra ^\ '^^^a 
 3?r|, H^r 3fr5 U^.^\ fR ^ fn^ or .-^r^r^ 3t^ f-j 
 fT^ff or qiois ^r^f, 2?^r ?inT=qt ^m q^'T ^i^r, ?^ qr- 
 
 Youngsters ; little ones., v. CniLDEEN. qrJiqr^ n.pl. 
 YouE, YouE'3,p-on. ?TK=^r. 
 
 YOUESELF, /)rO«. HJ^^, 3TTqof 
 
 Youth, n. early part of life. ^K^^t!\]m. '^^.^^^] m. ^^\^^''. 
 
 qff?ftqrrr/. ^^^^^^ n. ^n^^Ts^r/. rjp^.xnfj^-4:(j f ^^rf\f_ 
 
 «. ST'<TH5jq- w. ^^?pi n. q?mK «. ^?T^ n. q^qs «. ifR^- 
 ^FMot. %]^r\m.pl. 
 
 Fire and flush, force and vigour, <ic. of y. ^^T^ft / 
 
 513 »i. ^m »«. ?tjR ;). ipirfT^rq': w. j^TTT^ft/. ^^\^\ 
 
 riowerofy. Spring' or Prime of y. rreshnces of y. 
 ^5fTaV/. jjJTrft/. ^i^^amt or 7l^ ^jj^ftV^liraf^p/. 
 
 Heyday or meridian of y. H^ or^H^/. TTH^frfT/.p^^ 
 
 Person in tlic flower, prime, &c. of y. ^STIfRUTT, r-j- 
 Pride of y. qrjj-;:i^if m. 
 
 Study ( t. c. studying- or the subject of study ) from 
 y. SToiqiS m. qr^T^^qw wi. 
 
 To bo glowing under the fire of y. JtrRof, JTH»T^'JT, 
 
 ?:^^^, ^^=r^, =r^^^ adv. ^r^, '
 
 ZEP 
 
 971 
 
 zoo 
 
 2 ay. a yotrng man. ^^\^ tn. sfTcqr m. CHr5«ir<-irT m. ^- 
 ?r HI. tftl^T m. f=F?TK »". 
 
 Handsome y. n^l^;, 
 r. young persons — collect. ?RnJTiTTOT?f n. pi. rR^^r^w*. ^'Z. 
 
 TouinruL, a. v. Youso. Ff^TJir, rf^oT, Fif:t7Tr^?il==fT. 
 
 2 p/or leJonglnj to youth. ^-^W^m^X^ ^Tl^'J^TST^if^r, FTF- 
 
 ^q^^T=5Tr, ?nr?fNrr, "mTT^^fT, Ac- "jsr^rT^'TTfe^. 
 Touiiirui.NEss, 11. V. A. 1. ?r?:otT'JTr in. ci^^qoir ??j. &c. m- 
 
 Vvi.v- «. ^\^W. n. ^mrsc^ifM M. 
 
 z. 
 
 Zj, This letter has uo exact representative in the 
 Marathi al^ihabet. The nearest to it in sound is 3T. 
 
 Zasy, n. T. Buffoon. ^5tWPT. 
 
 /AK^"IC^, 01. sulpliuref of arsenic. JT^TBT^". [ssion. 
 
 'Alsl'l, n. eager desire, passionate ardor in pursuit, y. Pa- 
 EakneSTNESS. 3TTF<TT/. im^f. 3TFT/.^S5po5/. 3-rT,ST/. 
 
 Zealot, n. one who is over zealous. aTT?'<T=^T %3r, '^f\ H=C%- 
 ZkalOIKT, «. oiY)' zeal. -HfH'iTRiTr/. 3Tf?TrF<Tr/3^fq'mf^/. 
 
 fft?5T5an »». st^^Tf^/. sr^ «. fqw «. (trnf^-c'^e. ). 
 Zealous, a. t. Passionate, Earnest. 3TrF<T=5Tr, "frsiTnT^T, 
 
 arrftirq;, 3TT?iT^fr, vrr^if^-i;, ;??§ ^, ^fq;f5?f^ ffre^oT^ -^r- 
 
 Zealously, nufi'. v. A. 3TT?-^^, qRrnt?f, 3?4;5?f,vic. gTrr4T- 
 
 ■/ealousness. See Zeal. [^^Rr m. 
 
 V.^.\0\V.T,n. curcuma zerumhet.t\z\f. ^'4'^ pop. q-;=q3T or 
 
 Turmeric colored z. ^\k^^.^,f. ^7\^'\T^vf. 
 Zenana, n. ^^{\^W^\ »»• 
 
 Zemiu, 11. vertical point in the heavens. ^H^T m. ^?^n3^ 
 n. f\\V\\'k% m. ^^i m. ■^'^i^r^f^^ n. H^^^^ n. 
 
 Pointing to z. and nadir j— a line. ^'=■^\v^T^ 
 
 Zenith-distance. ?lrT n. ?fcrf^T m. ?inH,T »2. 
 
 vSine of the zenith-distance. ^J^^]f. 
 
 2 fig. T. IIeioht. sr^T or ^^x m. ^-JIT/. 
 
 ZcinyE. n. soft, mild Irccze. ^2^/ v,z^]^ m. 
 
 Balmy zephyrs. H^qtTT^ m. ^^^^'^ ?». 
 Zebo, n. cipher, nothing. ^Jf^ n. 
 Zest, n. relish. =q^f. T\\f[f, ^j^ m. f.f^f. 
 Zigzag, n. ( of lighthiiig ). ^f^F.^^f. U^^mf. 
 
 2 ( of a road up a hill ). ^^q 71. 
 Zigzag, a. ^mmft^r, ^mmit. 
 Zinc, m.— the metal. ^FT n: 
 
 fiulphate of z. ^^rf jfirpT «. 
 
 Impure carbonate of z. 5f;?^^rT<^/. 
 
 Zodiac, ».— in astronomy, nf^^^^ n. ^iRlHSS «. rf^ rt, 
 
 ^^^VJ n. rf^T\^ n. The twelve signs, ( ^^\}\ m. ?5Tr-^5- 
 
 ?ft/. ^rf^f 5?fr/-) are ^^ ( aries ), isfT ( taurus ), fiR^- 
 
 ^ ( jremini ), ^% ( cancer ), f%^ ( leo ), ^-qr ( virgo"), 
 
 ^^-^ pop. HSS (libra), |f=iq^ ( scorpio ), ^^2^°P- ^^ 
 
 ( sasrittarius ), JT^^ ( capriconius ), ^T ( aquarias ), 
 
 jft^ ( pisces ) ; there arc two divisions ( qtc5 ) \ir. 3'- 
 
 TT»:^ra consisting of the siirns from %^ ( aries ) to W- 
 
 ^] (virgo), and ?f?fDTiTT?y consisting of the signs 
 
 from ^^r ( libra ) to HT^ ( pisces ). [ ijoi r,i. 
 
 Circuit ( of the sun, &c. ) through the z. TTTT «. T- 
 
 Passage of the sun or a planet through a sign of 
 
 tlie z. ?:rRl'fFT m. 
 
 Passage of the sun throagh a sign of the z. ?;f^?[5prf- 
 
 ir «. ?J5^5pTT!7r n. ?35?f^tf?T/. ^fsr^^ptfrr/. 
 
 Pass.nge ( of the sun or a planet ) from one sign cf 
 the z. into another. ^'5pff?f/. 
 
 Eisiiig of a sign of the z. ^^ n. 
 Eising sign of the z. 3-??TS:ff «. 
 Setting sign of the z. 37^?;{T n. 
 Sign of the z. ^^T m.pop. TT?t/. T «'. 
 String or ring of the signs of the z. ?7?TT5^*T./'; 
 Sun's entrance, moment of, into a sign of the t. ^vr«. 
 ZoraAC?AL, a. lelonging, Sfc. to the zodiac. ?;rf^T^^^, ^^- 
 5f;r=5fT, &c. ^rf^T^^H^j'^T, i7=^^^^'fl'. [^T/. 
 
 Zone, n. \. Git.dle. W.^Vtl] m. ■TfO'/. W■fz^■A^ n. ^Z^^^- 
 2 ( of the Earth ). ff^^T/. ?^?=5T m. n. ^W■\Z^■'A n\. 
 Torrid z. Pf^^TS^T »«• iptf?r?Sq- m. n. 
 ZoOGEAPHEB, 11. 0116 icko descriles animals, ^^f^ ^^HW.'nT^i, 
 ZooGEAPnT, n. description of animals. ^\lf\ ^'J\^ n. Ts^f^- 
 
 EIOT^T n. ^^]f^T^^m 11. 
 Zoology, «. science of animals. ^l^i'sfjf^ZfJ f ^?f=Ei"?l' - 
 
 ^ n. vfTirHT^f5(?ir/. T'^Tfs^gr/- 7>?rf5?Ti^ n. 
 
 ZooiouT, 11. dissection of beasts. qsqif^^T^-q^gJ^ wt
 
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