A Dictionary of Simplified Spelling Frank H.Vizetelly Digitized by the Internet Arcinive in 2007 with funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/dictionaryofsimpOOvizerich A DICTIONARf OP SIMPLIFIED SPELLING Based on the Publications of the United States Bureau of Education and the Rules of the American Philological Association and the Simplified Spelling Board Compiled from the Funk & Wagnalls New Standard Dictionary OF THE English Language By FRANK H. VIZETELLY. Litt.D., LL.D. Member of the Advisory Council of the Simplified Spelling Board; Author of "Essentials of English Speech and Literature, etc. FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY new YORK and LONDON 1915 PREFACE A FEW years ago, a writer to one of our great dailies expressed the hope that the advocates of simplified speUing would issue a manual containing, " in one alphabetical order and convenient for quick consultation, all the terms on the simpUfication of which they have agreed," instead of referring the pubUc to the half hundred bulletins they have issued for the information it requires. Three years have passed by since this suggestion was made, and notwithstanding the fact that many inquiries for a manual of this kind have been received none has yet been issued. The purpose of the compiler of this book is to provide such an alpha- betical guide. The vocabulary consists of the simpler forms of spelling that have been recommended for adoption from time to time by the American Philological Association and the SimpUfied Spelling Board, many of which were announced by the United States Department of Education in its Bulletin Number 202, and others, particularly the simpUfications of the three hundred words recom- mended by the SimpUfied Spelling Board in the Board's Circular Number 5, as the bulletin entitled " SimpUfied SpeUing for the Use of Government Depart- ments " issued from the office of the Public Printer, Sept. 4, 1906, by direction of the President of the United States under date of Aug. 27, 1906, and the SimpU- fied SpeUing Board's "Alfabetic List," Circular Number 23, issued March 6, 1909. In the compilation of this book the writer is not concerned with the reasons why this or that word should be simplified. This phase has already received the attention of many of the foremost scholars in English Unguistry. AU he has aimed to do is to provide in one volume a guide to the forms that words take when the rules for simpUfication recommended by these scholars are applied. This Dictionary aims to supply the need of those persons who have been suflBciently interested in the SimpUfied SpelUng Movement as to ask for an alphabetical list of words simplified according to rule. The vocabulary is not exhaustive, but the number of words it contains is sufficiently large to cover the various classes of simpUfications reconunended by the rules already referred to. It may be enlarged at wiU. The rules, classified according to number and to the societies that have recommended them, wiU be found printed else- where. To indicate words that are simpUfied according to the rules promulgated by the American Philological Association, the symbol ^ ia printed immediately after the word. Words simpUfied in harmony with the rules recommended by the SimpUfied SpelUng Board are indicated by the letter ^ printed in the same manner. Where the form of the word is affected by the rules of both Societies both letters are used, as coUeag, ''**. To provide supporters of the SimpUfied SpelUng Movement with the ade- quate means for determining how each simpUfied word should be divided at the S8i24i Preface end of a line, every word is syllabicated, showing, wherever necessary, the pri- mary stress (indicated by the prime mark (') after the accented syllable), the secondary stress (indicated by the secondary mark (") after the accented syl- lable), and the hyphen (-) which indicates syllabic division in such parts of a word as are not accented. The reader will understand that any word may be divided wherever primary or secondary accent is indicated as well as wher- ever the hyphen is shown. As compound words in great number may be formed by the combining of one word with another (as, table-cloth, door-nail, dormer- window, friction-dutch, road-house, high-ball, stomach-pump), these are not, in general, included. As an additional convenience, the grammatical character of each word is indicated, being followed by an abbreviation, printed in itaUc type, indicating its particular part in speech; as, a. for adjective; n. for noun; v. for verb; adv. for adverb, etc. In every case the abbreviation is that commonly used for the same purpose in dictionaries. As Circular Number 26, published March 24, 1913, and containing additional rules of the SimpUfied SpelUng Board, was issued after the editorial work on "Funk & Wagnalls New Standard Dictionary" had been completed, the rules that it announced could not be appUed. In the following pages, therefore, only such words as the Board itself selected for examples, illustrating the appUcation of the rules, are included. The compiler ventures to hope that the following pages will be found to adequately supply, the need for which they have been compiled, and prove ac- ceptable to supporters of the SimpUfied Spelling Movement as well as to the people who would have given that movement their support had they been able to secure a simple, yet comprehensive, manual for their guidance. It should be borne in mind that the spellings printed in the pages that follow are not manda- tory in any sense of the word; they are recorded there as recommended for the use of the general pubUc by eminent scholars who have devoted years of labor to the subject of the ameUoration of spelling of English words, F. H. V. New York, September, 1915. THE AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION President, Prof. Edward Capps, Princeton University; V ice-Presidents , Prof. Carl D. Buck, University of Chicago, and Prof. Edward P. Morris, Yale University; Secretary and Treasurer, Prof. Frank G. Moore, of Columbia Uni- versity, New York. Initiation fee, $5; annual dues, $3. Total membership, 690. The association was organized in 1869. Its object is " the advancement and dif_ fusion of philological knowledge." TEN RULES FOR SIMPLIFIED SPELLING Recommended by the American Philological Association 'T^HE Philological Society of England and the American Philological Asso- ■*■ elation took joint action on the amendment of Enghsh spelling in 1883, and on the basis of it twenty-four joint rules were printed in the proceedings of the American association for that year (see next page). It was known that the application of these rules was difficult, and that an alfabetic list of amended words must be made. A pamflet of the Enghsh society and a paper in the Transac- tions of the American association for 1881 ar official context for interpretation. The corrections ar in the interest of etymological and historical truth, and ar to be confined to words which the changes do not much disguize from general readers. In the following hst, as in the twenty-four rules, many amendabl words hav been omitted for reasons such as these: — (1) The changed word would not be easily recognized, as nee for knee: or, (2), letters ar left in strange positions, as in edg for edge, casq for casque. (3) The word is of frequent use. Final g =j, v, q, z, and syllabic I and n, ar strange to our print but abundant in our speech. Many of them ar in the list: hav, freez, singl, eatn, etc.; but iz for is, ov for o/, and many other words, as wel as the final z = s oi inflections, ar omitted. (4) The wrong sound is suggested, as in vag for vague, acer for acre. (5) A valuabl dis- tinction is lost: casque to cask, dost to dust. (6) The derivation is obscured: nun for none, dun for dmie, munth for month. (7) The change leads in the wrong direction. Words doutful in pronunciation or etymology, and words undecided by the associations, however amendabl, ar omitted. Inflections ar printed in italics. The rules proper ar as follows: 1. e. — Drop silent e when fonetically useless, writing -er for -re, as in livCy single, eaten, rained, theatre, etc. 2. es. — Drop a from ea having the sound of short e, as in feather, leather, etc. 3. o. — For having the sound of u in hut write u in above (abuv), tongue (tung), and the like. 4. ou. — Drop o from ou having the sound of u in but, in trouble, rough (ruf), and the like; for -our unaccented write -or, as in honour, vii viii THE AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 5. u, ue. — Drop silent u after g before a, and in nativ English words, and drop final ue: guard, gu£ss, catalogu£, league, etc. 6. Dubl consonants may be simplified when fonetically useless: bailiff (not hall, etc.), battle (batl), written (writn), traveller, etc. 7.- d. — Change d and ed to final t when so pronounced, as in looked (lookt) etc., unless the e afi'ects the preceding sound, as in chafed, etc. 8. gh, ph. — Change gh and ph to / when so sounded: enough (enuf), laughter (lafter), etc.; phonetic (fonetic), etc. 9. s. — Change s to 2 when so sounded, especially in distinctiv words and in -ise: abuse, verb (abuze), advertise (advertize), etc. 10. t. — Drop t in tch: catch, pitch, etc. TWENTY-FOUR RULES Recommended by the American Philological Association THE following rules, jointly approved by the Philological Society of England and the American Philological Association, were reported in the Ninth Re- port of the Transactions of the American Philological Association in 1883, and were commended for immediate use: 1. e. — Drop silent e when fonetically useless, as in live, vineyard, believe, bronze single, engine, granite, eaten, rained, etc. 2. ea. — Drop a from ea having the sound of 6, as in feather, leather, jealousy etc. Drop e from ea having the soimd of a, as in heart, hearken. 3. eau. — For beauty uze the old beuty. 4. eo. — Drop o from eo having the sound of 6, as in jeopardy, leopard. For yeoman write yoman. 5. i. — Drop i of parliament. 6. o. — For o having the sound of ii in but write u in above (abuv), dozen, some (sum), tongue (tung), and the like. For women restore wimen. 7. ou. — Drop from ou having the sound of G, as in journal, nourish, trouble, rough (ruf), tough (tuf), and the like. 8. u. — Drop silent u after g before a, and in nativ English words, as guarantee guard, gu£ss, guest, guild, guilt. 9. ue. — Drop final ue in apologue, catalogue, etc.; demagogue, pedagogue, etc.; league, colleague, harangue, tongue, (tung). 10. y. — Spel rhyme rime. 11. Dubl consonants may be simpUfied: Final b, d, g, n, r, t, f, I, z, as ebb, add, egg, inn, purr, butt, bailiff, dvllf buzz (not all, hall). Medial before another consonant, as battle, ripple, written (writn). Initial unaccented prefixes, and other unaccented syllabls, as in abbrc' viate, accuse, affair, etc., curvetting, traveller, etc. 12. b. — Drop silent b in bomb, crumb, debt, doubt, dumb, lamb, limb, numb, plumb, subtle, succumb, thumb. THE AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ix 13. c. — Change c back to s in cinder, expence, fierce, hence, once, pence, scarce, since, source, thence, tierce, whence. 14. ch. — Drop the h of ch in chamomile, choler, cholera, melancholy, school, stomach. Change to k in acAe (ake), anchor (anker). 15. d. — Change d and ed final to t when so pronounced, as in crossed (crost), looked (lookt), etc., unless the e affects the preceding sound, as in chafed chanced. 16. g. — Drop g in feign, foreign, sovereign. 17. gh. — Drop h in aghast, burgh, ghost. Drop gh in haughty, though (tho), through (thru). Change gh to / where it has that sound, as in cov^h, enough, laughter, tough, etc. 18. 1. — Drop I in could. 19. p. — Drop p in receipt. 20. s. — Drop s in aisle, demesne, island. Change s to z in distinctly words, as in abuse verb, hou^e verb, rise verb, etc. 21. so. — Drop c in scent, scythe (si the). 22. tch. — Drop t, as in catch, pitch, witch, etc. 23. w. — Drop w in whole. 24. ph. — Write/ for ph, as in philosophy, sphere, etc. THE SIMPLIFIED SPELLING BOARD President: Professor Charles H. Grandgent, Harvard University; Chairman of Trustees: Professor Brander Matthews; Treasurer: Gano Dunn; Secretary: Henry Gallup Paine, 1 Madison Avenue, New York; Trustees: J ames W. Bright, Professor of English Literature, Johns Hopkins University; Melvil Dewey, Author, and Library Economist; Gano Dunn, President, J. G. White Engineering Corporation; Charles H. Grandgent, Professor of Romance Languages, Harvard University; Henry Holt, Pubhsher, Editor "The Unpopular Review"; Brander Matthews, Professor of Dramatic Literature, Columbia University; Fred J. Miller, General Factory Manager, Remington Typewriter Company; Calvin Thomas, Consulting Editor, Funk & Wagnalls' New Standard Dictionary ; WiUiam Hayes Ward, Contributing Editor, "The Independent." The Simplified Spelling Board was organized in March, 1906, for "the purpose of expediting this natural process (the simpUfication of Enghsh spelHng) of change which has been going on for centuries, and, as far as may be possible, of guiding it in the direction of simplicity and economy " and to " urge educated people everywhere to aid in the gradual simpUfication of Enghsh spelling, and thus to make the English language more and more easy to acquire and to use." {Simplified Spelling Board, Circular No. 1, March 21, 1906.) The number of adherents to its principles exceeds 75,000. THIRTY-ONE RULES Recommended by the Simplified SpeUing Board The following are the rules under which the simphhcations containd in the list are groupt. They are condenst from the circulars mentiond, and are ar- ranged in the alfabetic order of the letter or letters, or the suffix, p,fFected. 'Rule' here means simply a recommendation that apphes to a number of words having the same irregularity of spelling. To facilitate acceptance it was deemd expedient in some cases to restrict the rule to a Hmited number of the words in the class. Any one who chooses to extend the rule at once to all the words of a given class is of course free to do so. After each rule is given a list, either of all the words affected (if they are not many), or of all the words mentiond Lq the original rule, or of a few examples of the large number coverd by the rule. In the latter case "Ex." (' Examples ') is prefixt, and " etc." is added. If the official recommendation apphes to all words containing the letter, sequence of letters, or suffix, affected, in the pro- nunciation indicated, the word Rule is printed in capitals. For some small classes and for isolated amendments no rule is here given. 1. ae, ae or e, not final. Rule: Choose e. Ex.: Anesthetic, chimera, era, esthetic, ether, medieval, paleontology, etc. RULES OF THE SIMPLIFIED SPELLING BOARD xi 2. -bt, with b silent. Rule: Omit b. Debt, dettor, dout, indetted, redout, redouted, red out able. 3. ea pronounced as short e. Rule: Drop a. Ex.: Hed, spred, sted, tred, thret, helth, wellh, dremt, mcnl, plesant, etc. 4. ea pronounced as a, before r. Rule: Drop e. Harken, hart, harth. 5. -ed or 'd pronounced -d. Rule: Use simple d in all cases (reducing a double consonant). Ex.: Aimd, armd, burnd, deemd, dimd, feld, Jild, hangd, raind, stird, veUd, etc. 6. -ed or -t, the preceding single consonant being doubled before -ed (-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t {-pt, -st). Rule: Choose -t in all cases. Ex.: Dipt, dript, dropt, slept, stopt, blest, prest, mist, blusht, washt, wisht, lockt, packt, etc. 7. -ence or -ense (Latin -ensa). RULE: Choose -ense. Defense, offense, pretense. Also license (Latin -entia). 8. -ette or -et. Rule : Choose -et. Ex. : Coquet, epaulet, etiquet, omelet, qu/irtet, quintet, septet, sextet, etc. 9. gh or f. Rule: Choose f. Draft, not draught. 10. -gh silent: (1) -ough or -ow (pronounced au). RULE: Choose -ow. Plow. (2) -ough or -o (pronounced 6 or o). Rule: Choose -o. Altho, tho, thoro, boro, -boro (in place-names), furlo. (3) -ough or -o (pronounced ft) : Through, thro' thro. Rule: Choose thro, but advance it now to thru. 11. -Ice unstrest, pronounced -Is. Rule: Spell -Is. Ex.: Artifis, coppis, comis, crevis, edifis, justis, notis, servis, etc. 12. -He unstrest, pronounced -11. Rule: Omit e. Ex.: Agil, futil, servil, etc. Retain -He when the 1 is not pronounced short. 13. -Ine unstrest, pronounced -in. Rule : Omit e. Ex. : Determin, doctrin, engin, examin, genuin, imagin, prisiin, etc. Retain -Ine when the 1 is not pro- nounced short. 14. -Ise unstrest, pronounced -Is. Rule: Omit e. Anis, mortis, practis, premis, promis, treatis. 15. -Ise or -Ize (from Greek), suffix of verbs. Rule: Choose -Ize. Ex.: Civilize, criticize, exorcize, legalize, organize, etc. 16. -Ite unstrest, pronounced -It. Rule: Omit e. Ex.: Apposit, definit, infinit, opposit, preterit, requisit, etc. Retain -Ite when the I is not pronounced short. 17. -Ive unstrest, pronounced -Iv. Rule: Omit e. Ex.: Activ, adjectiv, de- tectiv, executiv, motiv, nativ, progressiv, etc. 18. -11 or -1 (-111 or -U). Rule: Choose -1. Distil, fulfil, instil; like until, compel, impel, etc. 19. -11- or -1- (-111- or -I1-, -uU- or -ul-) before -ful or -ness. Rule: Choose -1. Skilful, wilful, dvlness, fulness. 20. -mb with b silent. RULE: Omit b. Crum, dum, lam, lim, num, thum. 21. -mn with n silent. RULE: Omit n. Autum, colum, solem. 22. oe, oe, or e, not final. Rule: Choose e. Ex.: Ecumenical, esophagus, phenix, suhpena, etc. ; like economy, solecism, etc. xii RULES OF THE SIMPLIFIED SPELLING BOARD 23. -our or -or. Rule: Choose -or. Ex.: Ardor y candor, clamor, color, favor, flavor, honor, humor, labor, rumor, tumor, valor, vigor, etc.; also, arhor, harbor, neigh- bor, etc. 24. ph or f. Rule: Choose f. Fanlasm, fanUisy, fantom, sulfate, sulfur; Uke fancy, frantic, frenzy, coffer, coffin, etc., which originally had ph. 25. ph pronounced f. Rule: Use f. Camfor, cifer; alfabet, diafram, pamflet; autograf, bibliografy, biografy, fonograf, fotograf, paragraf, telegraf, telefone. 26. -rr or -r. Rule: Choose r. Bur, pur; like cur, fur, blur, slur, spur, car, far, fir, stir, etc. 27. -re or -er. Rule: Choose -er. Ex.: Accouter, center, fiber, meter, miter, niter, saltpeter, scepter, sepulcher, somber, specter, theater, etc.; like diameter, num- ber, etc. 28. 8 or 2 (in the root). Rule: Choose z. Apprize, assize, comprize, enter- prize, raze, surprize, teazel. (See also Rule 15.) 29. 8 medial, silent. RULE: Drop s. Aile, He, ilet. Hand. 30. -ue silent, after -g. Rule: Omit -ue. Catalog, decalog, demagog, ped- agog, prolog, colleag, leag, harang, tung. 31. -ve after 1 or r. Rule: Omit -e. 'Ex.: Delv, shdv, twdv, selvs, carv, curv, nerv, serv, deserv, reserv, starv, etc. THIRTY ADDITIONAL RULES Recommended in Circular No. 26, issued March 24, 1913 1. ch pronounst c (chiefly in words of Greek origin). Rule: Drop h. Ex. Cameleon, caos, caracter, casm, clorid, clorin, colera, cord (in music), coru^, cromatic, crome, cromo, cronic, cronicle, cronology, arcaic, arcangel, cone, distic, eco, epoc, escatology, hemistic, mecanic, melancoly, monarc, mono- crome, monostic, saccarin, scalar, scolastic, scolium, scool, stomac, stricnin, syncronus, tecnic, tecnology, trocaic, etc. Retain, for the present, ch before e, i, and y, where, by a conventional assumption, c suggests the sound of s. Ex. chemic, chemist, chemistry, chirografy, chyle, alchemy, archeology, architect, archives, bronchial, cate- chism, lichen, monarchy, orchestra, pachyderm, scheme, trochee, etc. 2. -ck pronounst c, after an unstrest vowel, in words of two or more syllables. Rule : Drop k. Ex. Bannoc, barrac, bulloc, cammoc, cassoc, charloc, derric, haddoc, hammoc, hassoc, hemloc, hilloc, hummoc, mammae, mattoc, paddoc, poUoc, puttoc, ruddoc, rulloc, shamroc, tu^soc, wedloc, bailiwic, etc. So also: Haversac, napsac, nicnac, ransom (where there is a secondary stress). 3. -e final, silent, after a single consonant preceded by a short vowel, strest, or by any strest vowel whose sound is not conventionally associated with the silent final -e. Rule: Drop e. Ex. Bad, hav, giv, liv, forgiv, misaiv, etc. ; ar, gon, wer. RULES OF THE SIMPLIFIED SPELLING BOARD xiii The rule can not be applied to the unstrest syllables -ace, -ode, -dge, -ate, until it shal be determind what letters shal be adopted to indicate the weak or "obscure" vowels in question. 4. -ea- pronounst as long & before r. Rule: Drop e. Ex. Harken, hart, harten, harth, harty, 5. -ew pronounst as long 11 after I or r, or ch. Rule: Change to -u. Ex. Blu, du, flu, slu, bru, cru, dru, gru, scru, thru, chu, etc. Inflections: (1) -ewed becomes -ued. Ex. Brued, chued, scrued. (2) -ews becomes -ues. Brues, chues, crues, serves. See 27. 6. -ey unstrest, pronounst like short final y. Rule : Drop e. Ex. Abby, ally, attomy, barly, chimny, cockny, donky, gaily, hackny, hony, jersy, jocky, jumy, kersy, kidny, lacky, lampry, linsy-woolsy, medly, mony, monky, moUy, parly, parsly, pvlly, trolly, turky, vally, volly, whisky. 7. -f f final, pronounst f . Rule : Drop one f . Ex. Bluf, buf, chaf, chuf, clif, cuf, dof, duf, gaf, gruf, huf, luf, mif, muf, ruf, snif, snuf, staf, stif, stuf, tif, whif, etc.; baUif, caitif, distaf, mastif, midrif, plaintif, pontif, sherif, tarif, etc. Retain off. See the general rule, paragraf 30. 8. -gh pronounst f , in -av^h, -aught or -ough. Rule : Change to -f (changing also au to a, and ou to o or u). Ex. Draft, laf, lafter, chuf, duf, cof, enuf, ruf, sluf, tuf, trof, etc.; and hence laffing, coffing, stuffing, ruff en, tuff en, ruffer, tuffer, etc. 9. -gh silent. Rule: Drop gh. Ex. Aut, caut, dauter, distraut, fraut, hauty, slauter, taut, etc.; drout. 10. gn- pronounst n. Rule : Drop g. Ex. Narl, vxirld, narly, nash, nat, naw, neis, nome, nomic, nomon, nostic, etc. See kn-. 11. -gn in -eign pronounst like ein in vein, skein, seine, feint. Rule: Drop g. Ex. Dein, fein, rein. h silent. See ph, rh-, -rrh-. 12. kn- pronounst n. Rule: Drop k. Ex. Nack, nag, nap, napsac, nave, nead, nee, neel, neeling, nel, nelt, nicnac, nife, nit, nitting, nob, nock, nocker, nocking, nop, noU, not, notting, nuckle, nurl, nurld, etc. Keep k in kno (know) and knoledge {knowledge) (see 20). 13. -11 final, after a short strest vowel. Rule : Drop one 1. Ex. Shal, bel, eel, del, dwd, el, fd, hel, set, shd, smd, spel, swel, tel, wel, bil, chil, dil, dril, fil, fril, gil, gril, hil, kit, mil, pU, quil, ril, shril, sU, skil, spil, squil, stil, swil, thil, thril, til, wil, dol, bul, fvl, put, cul, dul, gul, hul, mvl, nvl, skul, etc. Also, of course, forms like distil, fulfil, instil, and derivates like skilful, wilful, dulness, fulness. See the general rule, paragraf 30. 14. -need, after a strest vowel, pronounst like nst. Rule: Change to -nst. Ex. Advansl, chanst, danst, glanst, lanst, pranst, transt, enhanst, commenst, fenst, convinst, evinst, minst, winst, bounst, flounst, pounst, trounst, announst, denounst, enounst, pronounst, renounst, etc. 15. -need, after an unstrest vowel, pronounst Uke nst. Rule: Change to -nst. Ex. Balanst, drcumstanst, distanst, evidenst, eocperienst, influenst, instanst, etc. xiv RULES OF THE SIMPLIFIED SPELLING BOARD 16. -oe pronounst o. Rule : Drop e. Ex. Do, flo, fo, ho, ro, slo, to, wo, etc. 17. -ou- pronounst like u in but. Rule: Drop o. ^x. Cuntry,just, tuch, yung, yunker; chuf, cluf, ruf, tuf (see paragraf 8). But couple, cousin, double, trouble ar left unchanged. For unstrest -ou- see -ous. 18. -ou- before r, pronounst like u in bum. Rule: Drop o. Ex. Adjum, curteus, curtesy, jumal, jumy, sojum, tumamentf tumy. But courage, flourish, nourish ar left unchanged. -ough. See 8. -ought. See 9. 19. -ous, unstrest, pronounst like -us unstrest. Rule: Change to -us. Ex. AcTvmonius, amfibius, anomalus, auriferus, bilius, bituminus, caUus, com- modius, coniferu^, credulus, cutaneus, demis, enormu^, envius, famus, felonius, frivolus, frugivorus, glorias, graminivorus, grievus, harmonius, herbivorus, hideu^, illu^iriu^, imperius, industrius, infamus, invidius, jelus, joyus, luminus, malarius, multijarius, mischievus, odius, odoru^, parsimonius, plenteus, porus, ravenus, rebellius, resinus, ridiculus, rigorus, serius, spontaneus, tedius, vaporus, varius, vigorus, vUlanus, voluminus, etc. Also many words in -^eous and -clous, and -uous, which now take the forms -ceus, -cms, -uus. Ex. Cretaceus, farinaceus, rosaceus, etc.; avdacius, SaUacius, gracius, etc.; arduus, impetuus, sinuus, strenuus, etc. 20. -ow, strest or unstrest, pronounst Uke o, long (0) or short (o). Rule: Change to -o. Ex. Bio, bo, cro, flo, glo, gro, kno, lo, mo, ro, she, slo, sno, so, sto, stro, thro, to, etc.; belo, besto, etc.; heUo, biUOf feUo, furro, haUo, hollo, mello, pillo, sallo, wiUo, etc. Inflections: (1) -owed becomes -oed. Ex. Croed, floed, gloed, moed, roed, soed, belloed, jolloed, furroed, etc. (2) -ows becomes -oes. Ex. Bloes, croes, floes, gloes, groes, moes, roes, soeSf toes, helloes, feUoes, haUoes, etc. (3) -own remains. 21. ph pronounst f. Rule: Change to f. Ex. Pantasm, fantasmagoria, fan- tasy, fantom, farmacy, fenix, fesant, JUology, filosofy, flem, flax, fosjorus, fotograf, fotosfere, frase, fraseology, frenohgy, fysic, fysics, fysician, fysiology, etc.; alfabet, diafram, pamflst, autograf, paragraf, telegraf, bibliografy, biografy, fonetic, telefone; aferesis, atmosfere, blasfeme, cenotaf, chirografy, diafanus, dolfin, eUfant, emfasis, emfatic, esofa^us, geografy, grajic, hemisfere, hieroglyf, homofone, homograf, hyfen, mefitic, metamor- fosis, morfla, morfology, nymf, orfan, parafrase, perifery, porfyry, prof el, profetic, sarcofagus, sfere, sferic, sfinx, sofist, sofisticate, strofe, tyfoid, tyfus, etc.; also {ph not of Greek origin), lymf, lymfatic, triumf, trofy, etc.; calif, dfer, gofer, etc. 22. -reed pronounst like rst. Rule: Change to -rst. Ex. Amerst, forst, en- forst, pierst, etc. See -need. Such spellings wer once common (Spenser, Lodge, Raleigh, etc.). 23. rh- pronounst like r (h silent). Rule: Drop h. Ex. Rapsody, retoric, reum, reumatism, rinoceros, rizome, rododendron, romboid, rombus, rubarb, rime, rythm, etc. RULES OF THE SIMPLIFIED SPELLING BOARD xv 24. -rrh- medial, pronounst like r (h silent). Rule: Change to -rr- after a strest vowel, to -r- after an unstrest vowel. Ex. Catarral, diarea, hemor- age, etc. 25. -some pronounst like -sum. Rule: Change to -sum. Ex. Adventuresum, blithesum, burdensum, huxum (bucsum), cumbersum, darksum, dolesum, frolicsum, fidsum, gamesum, gladsum, handsum, irksum, lightsum, loath- sum, lonesum, longsum, meddlesum, mettlesum, noisum, quarrelsum, tire- sum, toUsum, toothsum, troublesum, wearisum, winsum, etc. 26. -ss final, in monosyllables, pronounst Uke s. Rule : Drop one s. Ex. Bas, bras, clas, eras, glas, gras, las, mas, pas, bles, ches, ores, dres, les, mes, pres, stres, tres, blis, his, kis, mis, bos, cros, dros, fios, gros, los, mos, tos, Ims, fus, mus, pus, trus, etc. 27. -ue final, after I or r, pronounst like long u. Rule: Change to -u. Ex. Blu, du, flu, glu, etc.; ru, tru, etc.; accru, constru, imbru. Inflections unchanged: Blued, blu£s, glv^d, etc. See 5. 28. wr-, with w silent. Rule : Drop w. Ex. Rack, raith, rangle, rap, rath, reak, reath, reathe, reck, ren, rench, rest, resile, retch, retched, riggle, right, ring, rinkle, rist, rite, riter, rithe, riting, ritten, rang, roth, rought, rung, etc. wr- may be kept where one wishes to avoid an apparent conflict with similar words, as in write, wright, wring, etc. 29. -zz final. Rule: Drop one z. Ex. Buz, flz, friz, siz, whiz. See 30. 30. Double consonant, final, namely, -bb, -dd, -ff, -gg, -11, -nn, -rr, -ss, -tt, -zz. Rule : Use a single consonant. Ex. Eb, ad, od, cuf, eg, el, er, 6wr, whir, bos, bos, pres, net, set, buz, etc. A Dictionary of Simplified Spelling accumpany a-bant'dond"*, pa. Abandoned. a-basht''**, pp. Abashed. a-bat'a-bF, a. Abatable. ab'by^, n. Abbey. ab'dl-ca-bl*", a. Abdicable. ab'di-ca"tlv*, a. Abdicative. ab'dl-tiv®, a. Abditive. ab-hord'f**, pp. Abhorred. -abP, sufix. -able. ab'la-tlv^*% a. & n. Ablative. a-borish-a-bP, a. Abolishable. a-borisht"^**, pp. Abolished. a-bom'i-na-bP, a. Abominable. a-bor'tlv^**, a. Abortive. ab-ra'slv*, a. & n. Abrasive. a-brest'^**, adv. Abreast. a-bridg'inent*, n. Abridgement. ab-solv'^**, vt. Absolve. ab-solv'a^bP, a. Absolvable. ab-solvd'^*^, pp. Absolved. ab-sorb'a-bP, a. Absorbable. ab-sorbd'^**, pp. Absorbed. ab-sorp'tlv^*', a. Absorptive. ab-staind'*"**, pp. Abstained. ab-strac'tiv'*", a. Abstractive. a-bu'slv*"*^, a. Abusive. a-bu'slv-ly% adv. Abusively. a-bu'siv-ness*, n. Abusiveness. a-buv'**, a., n., adv. & prep. Above. a-buze'^, vt. Abuse. ac-cel'er-a-tlv^**, a. Accelerative. ac-cept'a-bP, a. Acceptable, [ness. ac-cept'a-bl-ness', n. Acceptable- ac-cep'tlv^, a. Acceptive. ac-ces'sI-bF, a. Accessible. ac-ces'slond*, pp. Accessioned. ac-clalm'a-bP, a. Acclaimable. ac-clatmd'^, pp. Acclaimed. ac-cU'ma-ta-bP, a. Acchmatable. ac-cirma-tiz"a-bl, -tls^a-bP, a. Ac- climatizable, acclimatisable. [ble. ac-com'mo-da-bl^ a. Accommoda- ac-com'mo-da-bl-nes8^, n. Ac- commodableness. ac-coiii'ino-da"tlv*'**, a. Accommo- dative. ac-coin'ino-da"tlv-ness*, n. Ac- conmiodativeness. ac-com'ple-tlv*, a. Accompletive. ac-com'plis^, n. Accomplice. ac-com'plish-a-bF, a. Accomplish- able. ac-com'plisht^*", pa. Accomplished. ac-compt'a-bF, a. Accomptable. ac-cord'a-bF, a. Accordable. ac-cost'a-bF, a. Accostable. ac-count'a-bl'*, a. Accountable. ac-count'a-bl-ness**, n. Account- ableness. ac-cou'ter*, vt. Accoutre. ac-cou'terd*, pp. Accoutered. ac-cre'tlv*, a. Accretive. ac-cru'*, V. & n. Accrue. ac-cuin'pa-ni-ineDt% n. Accompa- niment. ac-cuni'pa-ny% vt. & vi. Accompany. accumulabl alimcntlv ac-CTi'i^u-Sa-'bif), a. /Aocumulable. ac-cu'mu-la-tlv'**, a. Accumula- tive. ac-cu'mu-la-tlv-ly*, adv. Accumu- latively. ac-cu'mu-la-tlv-ness% n. Accumu- lativeness. ac-curst'^**, pa. Accursed. ac-cus'a-bF, a. Accusable. ac-cu'sa-tlv^**, a. & n. Accusative. ac-cu'sa-tlv-ly*, adv. Accusatively. ac-cus'toni-a-bl% a. Accustomable. ac-cus'tomd*"*^, pa. Accustomed. a-cef'a-lous% a. Acephalous. a-cer'vu-llii% a. Acervuline. a-cet'y-lld% n. Acetylide. a-chlev'% vt. & vi. Achieve. a-chlev'a-bP, a. Achievable. a-ch!evd'^**, pp. Achieved. a-chro"ina-tlz'a-bP, a. Achromati- zable. a-cld'I-fi"a-bF, a. Acidifiable. ac-knowredg-inent% n. Acknowl- edgement. a-cog'ni-tiv*, a. Acognitive. a'cornd*, a. Acorned. ac-Quir'a-bP, a. Acquirable. ac-quIs'l-bP, a. Acquisible. ac-quls'i-tlv*"**, a. Acquisitive. ac"rl-mo'nl-us*, n. Acrimonious. ac'ro-log*, n. Acrologue. ac'tion-a-bP, a. Actionable. ac'tlv*"** a. Active. ac'tlv-ly*, adv. Actively, ac'tlv-ness*, n. Activeness. ad''*% vt. & vi. Add. ad'^a-man'tin^, a. Adamantine. a-dapt'a-bP, a. Adaptable. a-dap'ta-ttv°, a. Adaptative. a-dap'tlv^*^, a. Adaptive. add'a-bl% add'l-bP, a. Addable, add- ible. ad'dl-tlv% a. Additive. ad-drest""*", pp. Addressed. ad-duce'a-bP, ad-du'cl-bl% a. Ad- duceable, adducible. ad-duc'tlv", a. Adductive. ad'e-qua-tiv*, o. Adequative. ad-es'slv% n. Adessive. ad-he'slv^**, a. Adhesive. ad'jec-tlv''*^, a. & n. Adjective. ad'jec-tlv-ly*, adv. Adjectively. ad-jolnd'^**, pp. Adjoined. ad-Journd'®, pp. Adjomned. ad-judge'a-bF, a. Adjudgeable. ad-ju'dl-ca"tlv% a. Adjudicative. ad-)unc'tlv^**, a. Adjunctive. ad-jurn'^**, vt. & vi. Adjourn. ad-jurnd'^**, pp. Adjourned. ad-just'a-bl% a. Adjustable. ad-jus'tiv^, a. Adjustive. ad'F, vt. & vi. Addle. ad'ld% pp. Addled. ad-lu'mi-dln^, n. Adlumidine. ad-lu'min^, n. Adlumine. ad-me'sure*, vt. Admeasure. ad-me'zure^, vt. Admeasure. ad-mlii'ls-terd^**, pp. Administered. ad-min'ls-tra-bP, a. Administrable. ad-mln'ts-tra^tlv*"**, a. Administra- tive. ad'ml-ra-bl% a. Admirable. ad'nil-ra'^tiv*, a. Admirative. ad'iiil-ra"tlv-ly*, adv. Adniiratively. ad-mls'si-bP, a. Admissible. ad-mls'slv^, a. Admissive. ad-mlt'ta-bP, ad-mlt'tl-bP, a. Ad- mittable, admittible. ad-mixt"**, pp. Admixed. ad-mon'lsht^*", pp. Admonished. ad-mon'l-tlv^**, a. Admonitive. ad-mo' tlv*, a. Admotive. a-dopt'a-bP, a. Adoptable. a-dopt'a-tiv", a. Adoptative. a-dop'tlv^*^, a. Adoptive. a-dop'tiv-ly% adv. Adoptively. a-dor'a-bF, a. Adorable. a-dor'a-bl-ness^, n. Adorableness. accumulabl alimentiv a-dornd""*', pp. Adorned. ad-scrlp'tiv", a. Adscriptive. a-dul'ter-In^**, a. & n. Adulterine. ad-um'bra-tiv", a. Adumbrative. ad-vanst'^, pa. Advanced. lable. ad-van'tage-a-bP, a. Advantage- ad-ven'tlv*, a. Adventive. [some. ad-ven'ture-sum'^*^, a. Adventure- ad-ver'sa-tlv'**'*, a. Adversative. ad-ver'sa-tlv-ly*, adv. Adversatively. ad'ver-tlze'^, vt. & vi. Advertise. ad-ver'tlz-ment^, n. Advertise- ment. ad'ver-tlz"lng*, n. Advertising. ad-vIz'a-bP, a. Advisable. ad-vlze'% vt. & vi. Advise. ad-vlzed'% pa. Advised. ad-Tize'inenf, n. Advisement. ad-vlz'er^, n. Adviser. ad-vl'zo-ry*", a. Advisory. adz^**, V. & n. Adze. a-fer'e-sls*, n. Apheresis, aphaeresis. af'fa-bl*, a. Affable. affa-bl-ness^, n. Affableness. af-fect'I-bP, a. Affectible. af-fec'tlv*"**, a. Affective. af-fll'l-a-bF, a. Affiliable. af-fin'i-ta-tlT°, a. Affinitative. af-fln'l-ta-tlv-ly*, adv. Affinitatively. af-fln'I-tlv*, a. Affinitive. af-flrm'a-bP, a. Affirmable. af-flrm'a-tlv^**, a. & n. Affirmative. af-flrm'a-tlv-ly", adv. Affirmatively. af-flrmd""*', pp. Affirmed. af-flxt'^*% pp. Affixed. af-flic'tlv-*% a. Afflictive. af-fllc'tlv-ly*, adv. Afflictively. af-ford'a-bP, a. Affordable. af-for'ma-tlv% n. Afformative. af-frlc'a-tiv*, n. Affricative. af-frunt'% vt. & n. Affront. af-fruii'tlv% a. Affrontive. a-frunt"", adv. Afront. a-fyrious% a. Aphyllous. a-gasf ^**, a. Aghast. a-gen'tiv*, o. Agentive. ag-glom'er-a-tlv*, a. Agglomerative. ag-glu'tl-na-bF, a. Agglutinable. ag-glu'tl-na-tiv*"*^, a. Agglutinative. ag^gran-dlz^a-bP, -dls"a-bl% a. Ag- grandizable, aggrandisable. ag'gra- vastly*, a. &,n. Aggravative. ag'gre-ga"tiv*, a. Aggregative. ag-gres'siv^**, a. Aggressive. ag-grest'*, pp. Aggressed. ag-grlev'*", vt. & vi. Aggrieve. ag-grievd'^*^, pa. Aggrieved. ag'U^*% -ile% a. AgHe. ag'l-ta-bP, a. Agitable. ag"l-ta'tlv*, a. Agitative. -a-gog^, suffix. -Agogue. a-gree'a-bF, a. Agreeable. a-gree'a-bl-ness% n. Agreeableness. a-hed'*"**, adv. Ahead. ald'a-bP, a. Aidable. alld^**, pp. AUed. alle^*^, n. Aisle. aimd^**, pp. Aimed. alrd^**, pp. Aired. ake^**, V. & n. Ache. ak'Ing^, n. Aching. a-larmd'^*^, pp. Alarmed. a-lar'umd", a. Alarumed. arca-llz^a-bP, a. AlcaUzable. al'co-hol-lz"a-bF, -Is"a-bF, a. Alco- holizable, alcoholisable. al'fa% n. Alpha. al'fa-bet^*^, n. Alphabet. ar'fa-bet'ic*, a. Alphabetic. ar'fa-bet'i-caF, a. Alphabetical. al'fa-bet-lze*, vt. Alphabetize. argra-fy*, n. Algraphy. a'lien-a-bP, a. Alienable. a'llend", pp. Aliened. ar'i-men'ta-tlv*, a. Alimentative. al"l-nien'ta-tlv-ness', n. AUmenta- tiveness. ar'l-inen'tlv% a. Alimentive. alimentivness appellativness ar'i-men'tlv-ness^**, n. Alimentive- al'ka-ll-fi"a-bF, a. Alkalifiable. arka-lin^, a. Alkaline. al'ka-liz"a-bF, -lls"a-br, a. Alkaliz- able, -Usable. al-layd'^**, pp. Allayed. al-lege'a-bP, a. Allegeable. al-le'vl-a-tiv% a. & n. Alleviative. al-li'a-bP, a. Alliable. al-lit'er-a-tiv^**, a. Alliterative. al-lot'ta-bl% a. Allottable. al-low'a-bP, a. Allowable. al-low'a-bl-ness^, n. Allowableness. al-Iowd'^*^, pp. Allowed. al-loyd'^*^ yp. Alloyed. al-lu'slv^", a. AUusive. al-lu'slv-ly*, adv. Allusively. al-lu'slv-ness^, n. Allusiveness. al'ly*, n. Alley. arinan-diii% n. Almandine. al-red'y^*^, adv. Already. al'ter-a-bF, a. Alterable. al'ter-a-bl-ness^, n. Alterableness. arter-a-tlv*"*®, a. & n. Alterative. al'terd^*^, -pp. Altered. al-ter'na-tlv^*^, a. & n. Alternative. al-tho'^*^, conj. Although. al'u-min^, n. Alumine. a-mal'ga-ma-br, a. Amalgamable. a-marga-ma-tiv% a. Amalgamative. am"a-ran'thln^*^, a. Amaranthine. a-mass'a-bP, a. Amassable. a-mast'^**, pp. Amassed. am'a-tlv^*^, a. Amative. am'a-tiv-ness% n. Amativeness. am'bP, V. & n. Amble. am'bld'^, pp. Ambled. am'bu-la-tlv*, a. Ambulative. am'busht*"**, pp. Ambushed. a-me'lIo-ra-bP, a. AmeUorable. a-me'llo-ra-tiv% a. AmeUorative. a-me'na-bF, a. Amenable. a-me'na-bl-ness^, n. Amenableness. a-mend'a-bF, a. Amendable. a-mend'a-bl-ness^, n. Amendable- a-merce'a-bF, a-mer-ci-a-bP, a. Amerceable, amerciable. a-merst'^, pp. Amerced. [tine. am"e-thys'tlii^**, -Ine^, a. Amethys- am-flb'1-a', n. pi. Amphibia. am-fib'i-an^, a. & n. Amphibian. am-fib'i-ous^, a. Amphibious. am-flb'i-us", a. Amphibious. am'fl-brach^, n. Amphibrach. ain"fl-the'a-ter*', n. Amphitheater. a'ml-a-bl'', a. Amiable. a'mi-a-bl-ness^, n. Amiableness. am'l-ca-bP, a. Amicable. am'i-ca-bl-ness^, n. Amicableness. a-mis'si-bP, a. Amissible. am-nlc'o-lin^, a. & n. Amnicoline. a-moF'fous^, a. Amorphous. a-mor'tlz-a-bl^, -tls-a-bF, a. Amor- tizable, -tisable. [-ible. a-mov'a-br, -i-bF, a. Amovable, am"phl-the'a-ter*, n. Amphitheatre. am'pP, a. Ample. am'pli-a-tiv^, a. Ampliative. am'pl-ness^, n. Ampleness. am'pli-fl-ca"tiv'*^, a. Amplificative. a-mung'^, prep. Among. a-mungst'^, prep. Amongst. a-mus'a-bP, a. Amusable. a-mu'slv^**, a. Amusive. an'a-glyf^, n. Anaglyph. an'a-log*"**, n. Analogue. an'a-lyz"a-bP, -lys"a-bl', a. Analyz- able, -lysable. an'a-lyz"a-bl-ness'^, -lys"a-bl-ness% n. Analyzableness, -lysableness. an'a-lyze^**, vt. Analyse. an'a-pest^, n. Anapaest. an'a-tln^, a. Anatine. [-ise. a-nat'o-mlze''**, vt. & vi. Anatomize, aii"chl-the'rl-ln% a. & n. Anchi- theriine. allmentivness appellati¥ness an'chor-a-bP, a. Anchorable. an'chord", pa. Anchored. an'de-sin*, n. Andesine. a-ne'mi-a", n. Anaemia. a-ne'mlc*, a. Anaemic. an"es-the'sl-a*, n. Anaesthesia. an"es-thet'lc*, a. & n. Anaesthetic. an'gerd'"**, pp. Angered. an'gF, V. & n. Angle. an'gld^, pp. Angled. an'guisht^**, pp. Anguished. an-hal'o-nln*, n. Anhalonine. an'i-lin^, a. & n. Aniline. an'I-ma-bP, a. Animable. an'l-ma-bl-ness^, n. Animableness. an'1-mad-ver'slv*, a. Animadver- sive. [versiveness. an"l-mad-ver'slv-ness*, n. Animad- an^i-mal'^u-lln*, a. Animalculine. aii'l-ma"tlv*, a. Animative. an'is*"**, n. Anise. an'ker*", v. & n. Anchor. an'ker-age^, n. Anchorage. an'kerd*", pp. Anchored. an'kP, n. Ankle. an'na-lin^, n. Annaline. an-neald'*"**, pp. Annealed. an-nex'a-bP, a. Annexable. an-nex'lv*, a. Annexive. an-next'^**, pp. Annexed. an-ni'hi-la-bF, a. Annihilable. an-nl'hl-la-tlv', a. Annihilative. aii'no-ta"tIv*, o. Annotative. an'no-tin^, a. & n. Annotine. an-nounst^", pp. Announced. an-noyd'*"*^, pp. Annoyed. an-nuld"'**, pp. Annulled. an-nul'la-bF, a. Annullable. an-nun'cl-a-bP, a. Annunciable. aii-nun'cl-a-tlv% a. Annunciative. a-nom'a-lus", a. Anomalous. an'ser-In^, a. Anserine. an'swer-a-bP, a. Answerable, [ness. an^'swer-a-bl-ness^, n. Answerable- an'swerd*"*", pp. Answered. an^themd% pp. Anthemed. an"thro-pof'a-gy''*«, n. Anthro- pophagy. an-tlc'l-pa-ta-bF, a. Anticipatable. an-tic'I-pa-tiv****, a. Anticipative. aii"ti-cor-ro'sIv% a. & n. Anticorro- sive. an"tl-fer-men'ta-tlv^, a. & n. Anti- fermentative. an-tlf'o-ny'', n. Antiphony. an-tlfra-sis"", n. Antiphrasis. aii"tl-pu"tre-fac'tlv*, a. Antiputre- factive. an^tl-py'rln*, n. Antipyrine. an-tls'tro-fe^, n. Antistrophe.. an"tI-tox'In% n. Antitoxine. an"ti-tus'slv% a. & n. Antitussive. ant'lerd^, a. Antlered. an'vlld^, pp. Anviled. a-per'i-tlv*, a. & n. Aperitive. ap'P, n. Apple. a-poe'a-lyps'', n. Apocalypse. a-poc'ry-fa% n. Apocrypha. a-poc'ry-faF, a. Apocryphal. ap'o-graP, n. Apograph. ap'o-log'', n. Apologue. a-pos'tF, n. Apostle. a-pos'tro-fe% n. Apostrophe. a-pos'tro-flze% vt. & vi. Apostro- phize. ap'o-them^, n. Apothegm. ap-pald'^*^, pp. Appalled. ap-par'eld^**, pp. Appareled, -elled. ap-peara-bP, a. Appealable. ap-peald'*"**, pp. Appealed. ap-peard'^**, pp. Appeared. ap-peas'a-bP, a. Appeasable. ap-peas'lv®, a. Appeasive. ap-pel'la-bP, a. Appellable. ap-pel'la-tiv^*^, a. & n. Appellative. ap-pel'la-tlv-ly*, adv. Appellatively. ap-peria-tlv-ness", n. Appellative- apperceptiT auctiond ap"per-cep'tlv*, a. Apperceptive. ap"pep-talnd'^**, pp. Appertained. ap'pe-tl-bP, a. Appetible. ap'pe-ti-bl-ness", n. Appetibleness. ap'pe-tr'tiv*, a. Appetitive. ap-plaus'lv*, a. Applausive. ap-plaus'lv-ly*, adv. Applausively. ap'pU-ca-bF, a. Applicable. ap'pli-ca-bl-ness^, n. Applicableness. ap'pli-ca-tlv^**, a. Applicative. ap'pll-ca-tlv-ly*, adv. Applicatively. ap-plo'slv*, a. Applosive. ap-poInt'a-bF, a. Appointable. ap-poln'tlv^**, a. Appointive. ap-por'tlon-a-bP, a. Apportionable. ap-por'tlond^*^, pp. Apportioned. ap-pos'a-bF, a. Apposable. ap'pos-lt*, a. Apposite. ap-pos'l-tlv*, a. & n. Appositive. ap-prals'a-bF, a. Appraisable. ap-pre'cI-a-bF, a. Appreciable. ap-pre'ci-a-tlv*"*®, a. Appreciative. ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ly*, adv. Apprecia- tively, [tiveness. ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ness', n. Apprecia- ap"pre-hen'sl-bF, a. Apprehensible. ap^pre-hen'siv^*', a. Apprehensive. ap-pren'tis*, v. & n. Apprentice. ap-pren'tlst*, pp. Apprenticed. ap-prest'*, a. Appressed. ap-prlze'*, vt. Apprise. ap-proach'a-bP, a. Approachable. ap-proacht'*"**, pp. Approached. ap'pro-ba"tlv*, a. Approbative. ap'pro-ba^'tiv-ness'', n. Approbative- ap-ppo'prl-a-bP, a. Appropriable. ap-pro'prl-a-tlv*, a. Appropriative. ap-pro'prl-a-tlv-ness", n. Appro- priativeness. ap-prov'a-bF, a. Approvable. [ness. ap-prov'a-bl-ness^ n. Approvable- ap-prox'l-ina-tlv'*®, o. Approxima- tive. ap-pul'slv", a. Appulsive. ap-pul'slv-ly", adv. Appulsively, a'prond^, pp. Aproned. a-quat'Iv-ness% n. Aquativeness. aq'ul-lin, -line''**, a. Aquiline. ar% V. Are. ar'a-bF, a. Arable. ar'a-bl-ness^, n. Arableness. ar'bl-tra-bF, a. Arbitrable. ap'bI-tFa"tiv®, a. Arbitrative. ar'bor^**, n. Arbour. ar'bord*, a. Arbored. ar-ca'ic^, a. Archaic. arc-an'geF, n. Archangel. ar"che-oro-gy*, n. Archaeology. ar'chl-tec-tiv®, a. Architective. archt"% pa. Arched. ar'dor'**, n. Ardom-. ar'e-tln*, a. Aretine. ar'gen-tin, a. Argentine. ar-gu'I-tlv*, a. Arguitive. ar"gu-inen'ta-tlv^**, a. Argumenta- tive. ar^gu-men'ta-tlv-ly", adv. Argu- mentatively. ar"gu-ineii'ta-tlv-ness% n. Argu- mentativeness. a-rlze'% vi. Arise. a-rlz'n^, pp. Arisen. armd*, pa. Armed. ar'inl-stis% n. Amiistice. ar'mor^**, v. & n. Armour. ar'mord*'**, pa. Armored, armoured. a-roze'^, v. Arose. ar-ralgnd'^**, pp. Arraigned. ar-range'a-bF, a. Arrangeable. ar-rayd'^**, pp. Arrayed. aF-rest'a-bF, a. Arrestable. ar-res'tlv*, a. Arrestive. ar'ro-ga-tlv*, a. Arrogative. ar'tl-cF, V. & n. Article. ar-tlc'u-la-bF, a. Articulable. ar-tlc'u-la-tiv*, a. Articulative. ar'tl-flsS n. Artifice. apperceptiv auctiond ar'tl-zan^*", n. Artisan. as-bes'tlii% a. Asbestine. as-cend'a-bP, a. Ascendable. as-cen'siv*, a. Ascensive. as"cer-taIn'a-bF, a. Ascertainable. as"cer-taln'a-bl-ness', n. Ascer- tainableness. as^cer-taind''"*", pp. Ascertained. as-crl'ba-bP, a. Ascribable. as'falt^*", V. & n. Asphalt. as-fyx'l-a^, n. Asphyxia. as-fyx'l-a-tlv*, a. Asphyxiative. askt^, pp. Asked. as-per'siv*, a. Aspersive. as-per'slv-ly*, adv. Aspersively. as-perst'*, pp. Aspersed. a6-sail'a-bF, a. Assailable. as-sail'a-bl-ness% n. Assailableness. as-salld'^, pp. Assailed. as-sas'sin-a-tlv^, a. Assassinative. as-sault'a-bF, a. Assaultable. as-say'a-bP, a. Assayable. as-sayd'*"**, pp. Assayed. as-sem'bP, v. & n. Assemble. as-seni'bld% pp. Assembled. as-sen'tlv^, a. Assentive. as-sen'tlv-ness*, n. Assentiveness. as-sert'a-br, as-sert'I-bP, a. Assert- as-ser'tlv^*®, a. Assertive, [able, -ible. as-ser'tlv-ly*, adv. Assertively. as-ser'tlv-ness% n. Assertiveness. as-sess'a-bP, a. Assessable, as-sest""**, pp. Assessed. as-sev'er-a-tlv*, a. Asseverative. as-slgn'a-bP, a. Assignable. as-slgnd'*"*', pp. Assigned. as-sim'i-la-bP, a. Assimilable. a8-slm'l-la-tiv^*% a. Assimilative. as-slze'^, n. Assize. as-so'cl-a-bP, a. Associable. as-so'cl-a-tiv**% a. Associative. as-so'€l-a-tlT-ly", adv. Associatively. as-8o'cl-a-tiv-ness% n. Associative- as-sort'a-tlv*, a. Assortative. as-sor'tiv*, a. Assertive. as-sua'slv^, a. Assuasive. as-sum'a-bF, a. Assumable. as-sump'tlv^*^, a. Assumptive. as-sump'tiv-ly*, adv. Assumptively. as-sur'a-bP, a. Assurable. as'ter-lskt% pp. Asterisked. as-ton'ish-a-bP, a. Astonishable. a-ston'Isht*"**, pp. Astonished. as-trlc'tlv*, a. & n. Astrictive. as-tFlc'tlv-ness% n. Astrictiveness. at'mos-ferej, n. Atmosphere. af'mos-fer'lc*"**, a. Atmospheric. a-to'na-bP, a-tone'a-bP, a. Aton- able, atoneable. afro-fy*", v. & n. Atrophy. at-tach'a-bP, a. Attachable. at-tacht'^*% pp. Attached. at-tack'a-bP, a. Attackable. at-tackt"^**, pp. Attacked, at-taln'a-bP, a. Attainable, [ness. at-tain'a-bl-ness% n. Attainable- at-talnd'^*% pp. Attained. at-tem'perd^*% pp. Attempered. at-tempt'a-bP, a. Attemptable. at-teinpt'Iv% a. Attemptive. at-ten'tlv***®, a. Attentive. at-test'a-bP, a. Attestable. at-test'a-tlv*, a. Attestative. at-tes'tiv*, a. Attestive. at-tor'ny®, n. Attorney. at-tract'a-bP, a. Attractable. at-tract'a-bl-ness% n. Attractable- at-trac'tlv^**, a. Attractive. at-trac'tiv-ly*, adv. Attractively. at-trac'tlv-ness^, n. Attractiveness. at-trlb'u-ta-bP, a. Attributable. at-trib'u-tlv^**, a. & n. Attributive. at-trib'u-tlv-ly®, adv. Attributively. at-trib'u-tiv-ness^, n. Attributive- auc'tiond^, pp. Auctioned. audibl bellev au'dl-bP, a. Audible. au'dl-tlv% ct. Auditive. aii'serd", pp. Augered. aug-ment'a-bP, a. Augmentable. aug-men'ta-tlv''**, v. & n. Augmen- tative, [tively. aug-men'ta-tlv-ly*, adv. Augmenta- aug-men'tiv*, a. Augmentive. au'gurd*, pp. Augured. au'rI-cP, n. Auricle. au-rlf'er-us®, a. Auriferous. aus-cul'ta-tlv*, a. Auscultative. aus'pls% n. Auspice. aut^, n. Aught. au-thor'l-ta"tiv''**, a. Authoritative. au'thor-lz"a-br, au'thor-ls"a-bl% a. Authorizable, -isable. au"to-bI-og'ra-fer^, n. Autobiog- rapher. [raphy. au"to-bl-og'ra-fy**, n. Autobiog- au'to-graP**, v., a., & n. Autograph. au'to-graft^, pp. Autographed. au^to-mo'tlv*, a. Automotive. au"to-sug-ges'tIv% a. Autosugges- tive. au'tum^, n. Autumn. a-vaira-bP, a. Available. a-vatra-bl-ness^, n. Availableness. a-valld'^*% pp. Availed. 8 av'a-lanch% n. Avalanche. av'a-rls*, n. Avarice. a-verd'*"**, pp. Averred. a-ver'ra-bP, a. Averrable. a-ver'slv*, a. Aversive. a-vert'l-bP, a. Avertible. a-voc'a-tiv®, a. & n. Avocative. a-vold'a-bl% a. Avoidable. a-vouch'a-bP, a. Avouchable. a-voucht'***% pp. Avouched. a-vow'a-bF, a. Avowable. a-vow'a-bl-ness^ n. Avowableness. a-vowd'*'**, pa. Avowed. a-vul'slv^, a. Avulsive. aw^, V. & n. Awe. a-wak'a-bF, a. Awakable. a-wak'en-a-bP, a. Awakenable. a-wak'end^**, pp. Awakened. a-ward'a-bP, a. Awardable. awd^**, pp. Awed. awnd% a. Awned. awn'ingd% a. Awninged. aw'sum^, a. Awsome; awesome. ax*"**, V. & n. Axe. ax'lF, a. Axile. ax'P, n. Axle. axt% pp. Axed. ay^, adv. Aye. az'u-rin*, n. Azurine. B bab'P, V. &,n. Babble. bab'ld^, pp. Babbled. bach% V. & n. Batch. back'slidn^, pp. Backslidden. backt"% a. Backed. bad' Bade. badg'erd^, pp. Badgered. baf'P, V. & n. Baffle. baf'ld% pp. Baffled. bag^a-tel'^, n. Bagatelle. bagd% a. Bagged. baU'a-bl% a. . Bailable. balld"% pp. Bailed. bal'll-wlc*, n. Bailiwick. baiz^, V. & n. Baize. baranst^, pp. Balanced. bald^, pp. Balled. ba'lir*%n. Baihff. balkt^*% pp. Balked. balld% pp. Balled. bal-loond'°, pp. Ballooned. balmdS pp. Balmed. bal'us-terd^, a. Balustered. band% pp. Banned. audlbl bellev bangd''*% pp. Banged. beat'n^, pa. Beaten. ban'gP, V. & n. Bangle. bea'verd*, a. Beavered. ban'gld'', a. Bangled. be-calmd'^*% pp. Becalmed. ban'lsht^", pp. Banished. beck'ond"*", pp. Beckoned. bank'a-bF, a. Bankable. be-cum'% vt. & vi. Become. bankt"%a. Banked. be-cum'lng'', pa. Becoming. ban' nerd", pp. Bannered. be-dab'1% vt. Bedabble. ban'noc", n. Bannock. be-dab'ld% pa. Bedabbled. bans", n. pi. Banns. be-deckt'"", pp. Bedecked. bant'erd*"*", pp. Bantered. be-dev'lld% pp. Bedeviled, -iUed. barbd^*% pa. Barbed. be-dewd'^*", pp. Bedewed. bard", pp. Barred. be-dlmd'^*% pp. Bedimmed. bare'hed"ed'', a. Bareheaded. be-dlz'end", pp. Bedizened. bar'gaind*"*", pp. Bargained. be-dragT, vt. Bedraggle. bark", n. Barque. be-drag'ld^, pp. Bedraggled. barkt", pa. Barked. be-drencht""*", pp. Bedrenched. bar'ly", n. Barley. bed'rld"n^*", a. Bedridden. bar'na-cF, v. & n. Barnacle. be-dropt'^*", pp. Bedropped. bar'rac", n. Barrack. bed'sted^*", n. Bedstead. bar'reld"", pa. Barreled, -elled. bee'tP, v., a&n. Beetle. bar'ri-erd", pp. Barriered. beevs% n. pi. Beeves. bar'rowd", pp. Barrowed. be-faln'^, pp. Befallen. bar'terd*"*", pp. Bartered. be-fer% vt. & vi. Befell. bas", a. Bass. be-fogd'", pp. Befogged. bas", n. Bass. be-foold'"", pp. Befooled. baskf-*", pp. Basked. be-fould'"", pp. Befouled. bas'tiond", pp. Bastioned. be-frend'% vt. Befriend. bat'ond", a. Batoned. begd^*", pp. Begged. bat'tend", pp. Battened. beg'gard", pp. Beggared. bat'terd"*", pp. Battered. be-gon'% interj. Begone. bat'tP, V. & n. Battle. be-got'n^, pp. Begotten. bat'tld% pp. Battled. be-ha'vior''*", n. Behaviour. bau'bF, n. Bauble. be-hed'^*", vt. Behead. bawW*", pp. Bawled. beP*", V. & n. BeU. bayd", pp. Bayed. be-la'bor^*", vt. Belabour. bay'o-nef 'ed*", pp. Bayonetted. be-la'bord"", pp. Belabored; bela- beacht", a. Beached. boured. bea'cond", pp. Beaconed. be-layd'"*", pp. Belayed. bea'dF, n. Beadle. belcht*-*", pp. Belched. bea'gP, n. Beagle. beld-*", a. BeUed. beakt"", a. Beaked. berdam'', n. Beldame. beamd^*% p^p. Beamed. be-lea'ger^, vt. Beleaguer. bear'a-bP, a. Bearable. be-lea'gerd"", pp. Beleaguered. beat'a-bF, a. Beatable. be-Uev'% vt. & vi. BeUeve. believabl borrowd be-Iiev'a-bF, a. Believable. be-llevd'^*% pp. Believed. be-llt'P, vf. BeHttle. be-Ilt'ld% pp. Belittled. berio% V. & n. Bellow. bel'loed*, pp. Bellowed. bel'loes*, n. sing. & pi. Bellows. beriowd% pp. Bellowed. be-lo'^, adv. Below. be-longd"^*^, pp. Belonged. be-luv'% vt. Belove. be-luvd'^, pp. Beloved. be-luv'ed^, a. Beloved. be-moand'^*^, pp. Bemoaned. be-inockt"^*% pp. Bemocked. bencht*, pp. Benched. ben'e-fls®, n. Benefice. bett'e-fist®, pp. Beneficed. be-num'^**, vt. Benumb. be-numd'^**, pp. Benumbed. be-queathd'^*^, pp. Bequeathed. be-reav'^, vt. Bereave. be-reavd"'**, pp. Bereaved. be-rib'bond®, pp. Beribboned. be-rlme'.^, vt. Berhyme. bertht*, pp. Berthed. be-seemd""**, pp. Beseemed. be-smeard'*'**, pp. Besmeared. be-span'gl^, vt. Bespangle. be-span'gld'*, pp. Bespangled. be-spat'terd^*^, pp. Bespattered. be-spred'*"*^, vt. Bespread. be-sprln'kF, vt. Besprinkle. be-sprin'kld'", pp. Besprinkle(\ be-sted'*, vt. Bestead. be-stlrd'^*% pp. Bestirred. be-sto'*, v. Bestow. be-stowd'^*^, pp. Bestowed. be-strad'i^, vt. Bestraddle. be-strad'ld^, pp. Bestraddled. be-strewd'^, pp. Bestrewed. be-to'kend*, pp. Betokened. be-trayd'*, pp. Betrayed. be-trotht'^*% pa. Betrothed. 10 bet'terd^*% pp. Bettered. beu'te-ous^, a. Beauteous. beu't!-fuF, a. Beautiful. beu'tl-fy% vt. & vi. Beautify. beu'ty% n. Beauty. bev'eld''**, pa. Beveled; bevelled. bev'el-Ing', n. Bevelling. be-walld'*'*% pp. Bewailed. be-wlch", vt. Bewitch. be-wtl'derd'^*^, pp. Bewildered. be-wltcht'^*% pp. Bewitched. be-wrayd'% pp. Bewrayed. bl'ast^**, pp. Biased; biassed. blbd% pp. Bibbed. blb"lI-og'ra-fer^**, n. Bibliographer. blb"lI-o-graf'Ic*, a. Bibhographic. bib"lI-og'ra-fy^**, n. Bibliography. bl-cef'a-Ious'^, a. Bicephalous. blck'erd"*, pp. Bickered. br'curord^, a. Bicolored; bicoloured. bld'da-bF, a. Biddable. bid'da-bl-ness^, n. Biddableness. blP*% V. & n. BiU. blld% vt. & vi. Build. blld' a. BiUed. blld'er*, n. Builder. blld'lng% n. Building. bil'Ius*, a. Bilious. bllkt^*% pp. Bilked. bll'lo*, V. & n. Billow. biriowd*, pp. Billowed. bilt% pa. Built. bIn'na-cF, n. Binnacle. bIn'o-cP, n. Binocle. bl-og'ra-fer***®, n. Biographer. bl"o-graf'lc*, a. Biographic. bl"o-graf'I-caP, a. Biographical. bl-og'ra-fy^**, n. Biography. bl-part'l-bP, a. Bipartible. bircht*, pp. Birched. bIs-sex'tIP**, -lie", a. & n. Bissextile. bls'ter^**, n. Bister; bistre. bit'n'', pp. Bitten. bi-tu'ml-nus^, a. Bituminous. 11 . bit'terd*, pp. Bittered. bl'valv*"**, a. & n. Bivalve. bl'valvd*, a. Bivalved. blabd"% pp. Blabbed. black'balld"^, pp. BlackbaUed. black'end''*', pp. Blackened. black'*eyd"^*% a. Black-eyed. black' gard^**, v., a. & n. Blackguard. black"led"'*% vt. Blacklead. black'malld"^*', pp. Blackmailed. blackf", pp. Blacked. blam'a-bl^, o. Blamable. blam'a-bl-ness% n. Blamableness. blame' wur"thy% a. Blameworthy. blanchf*', pp. Blanched. blan'dlsht^**, pp. Blandished. blankt% pp. Blanked. bias -feme'"', vt. & vi. Blaspheme. blas'fe-mous^, a. Blasphemous. blas'fe-my**, n. Blasphemy. bla'zond% pp. Blazoned. bleachf**, pp. Bleached. bleard^**, pp. Bleared. blem'isht^*% a. Blemished. blencht"*, pp. Blenched. blend^, n. Blende. bles', V. Bless. bless'ed'', blesf**, a. Blessed; blest. bllnd'wurm"*", n. blindworm. blliikt-*% pp. Bhnked. blis% n. Bhss. blls'terd^**, pp. Bhstered. bllthe'sum"*, a. BUthesome. bio', V. & n. Blow. blobd', pp. Blobbed. bloch^, V. & n. Blotch. blocht^*', pp. Blotched. block'hed""', n. Blockhead. blockt^*% pp. Blocked. bloes', V. & n. Blows. blond% a. & n. Blonde. bloomd''", pp. Bloomed. blos'somid''*', pp. Blossomed. blotcht", pp. Blotched. belivabl borrowd blu% V. & a. Blue. blu', imp. Blew. blub'berd^*% pa. Blubbered. blubd% pp. Blubbed. bludg'eond% a. Bludgeoned. blue'^eyd'"", a. Blue=eyed. bluP*% v., a. & n. BlufiF. bluf'a-bF, a. Bluff able. bluft^*% pp. Bluffed. blun'derd''*', pp. Blundered. blun'der-hed'"", n. Blunderhead. blurd''*', pp Blurred. blushf*', pp. Blushed. blus'terd''*', pp. Blustered. bo', V. & n. Bow. boat'a-bF, a. Boatable. bob'blnd', pp. Bobbined. bobd*"*', pp. Bobbed. bob'talld"^*', a. Bobtailed. boch% V. & n. Botch. bochf, pp. Botched. bod'is', n. Bodice. bod'lst', a. Bodiced. bod'ygard"^, n. Body-guard. bogd', pp. Bogged. bog'F, vt. & vi. Boggle. bog'ld'', pp. Boggled. boild"% pp. Boiled. bold'end', pp. Boldened. bol'sterd', pp. Bolstered. bolt'hed"% n. Bolthead. bom^, V. & n. Bomb. bom"ba-zine'^, n. Bombasine. bom'shel"^, n. Bombshell. bookt*"*', pp. Booked. book'wurm"% n. Bookworm. boomid"', pp. Boomed. booz*", V. & n. Booze; boose. boozd', pp. Boozed. booz'y^, a. Boosy. bor'a-bF, a. Borable. bor'derd*"*', pp. Bordered. bor'o', n. Borough. bor'rowd^*', pp. Borrowed. caUlgraff 12 bos*, V. & n. Boss. breath'a-bP, a. Breathable. bo'somd", pp. Bosomed. breath'a-bl-ness^, n. Breathable- bost''*% pp. Bossed. ness. botcht% pp. Botched. breathd"% pp. Breathed. both'erd^*% pp. Bothered. bred-'S v. & n. Bread. bot'F, V. & n. Bottle. bredth^*^, n. Breadth. bot'ld^, pp. Bottled. breech t^*^, pp. Breeched. bets'", n. pi. Botts. breez% n. Breeze. bot'tomd% a. Bottomed. breezd^, pp. Breezed. boul'derd*, pp. Bouldered. brek'fast^*% v. & n. Breakfast. bounce'a-bF, Bounceable. brest^*% V. & n. Breast. bounst^, pp. Bounced. breth^*%n. Breath. boun'ti-a-bF, a. Bountiable. brewd^**, pp. Brewed. bowd^*% a. Bowed. brlckt^*% pp. Bricked. bow'eld*, a. Boweled. bride' weP, n. Bridewell. bow'erd^, a. Bowered. brleft^*% pp. Briefed. bowld*, pp. Bowled. brlght'end^S pp. Brightened. bow'Un^, n. Bowlme. brlmd^*®, pp. Brimmed. box'hauld"^*% a. Boxhauled. brin'dF, n. Brindle. boxt^*% a. Boxed. brln'dld^, a. Brindled. bra-chyg'ra-fy^, n. Brachygraphy. briskt^, pp. Brisked. bragd^*®, pp. Bragged. brls'tld^, a. Bristled. braild*, pp. Brailed. brIt'F, a. Brittle. bralnd^**, a. Bramed. broachf", pp. Broached. braizd^, pp. Braized. broad'end^", pp. Broadened. bram'bF, v. & n. Bramble. broi'derd-*% pp. Broidered. bram'bld', a. Brambled. brolld^", pp. Broiled. bFancht^**, pp. Branched. bro'mln% n. Bromine. bran'disht^, pp. Brandished. bronz^, v. & n. Bronze. bran'gF, v. & n. Bra,ngle. bronzd''*% pp. Bronzed. bran'gld'', pp. Brangled. brookt", pp. Brooked. bras°, n. Brass. broomd*, pp. Broomed. brast*, pp. Brassed. browd^, pp. Browed. brat'tls^, V. & n. Brattice. brownd^*^, pp. Browned. brawld^", pp. Brawled. browz^, V. Browse, browze. brawnd*, a. Brawned. browzd^, pp. Browsed, browzed. brayd-*% pp. Brayed. bru*, V. & n. Brew. bra'zen^, v. & a. Brazen. brusht^*^, pp. Brushed. * bra'zend^, pp. Brazened. bub'P, V. & n. Bubble. bra'zler*, n. Brazier, brasier. bub'ld% pp. Bubbled. breachf*", pp. Breached. buck'F, y. & n. Buckle. break'a-bP, a. Breakable. buck'ld!, pp. Buckled. break'a-bl-ness'', n. Breakableness. buck'lerd^, a. Bucklered. breamd^, pp. Breamed. buckt"% a. Bucked. bos 13 caUigraf bur*% v., a. & n. Buff bur'I-a-bl^, a. Buriable. buft% a. Buffed. burk^, vt. Burke. buP*% V. & n. BuU. burkt^**, pp. Burked. bulbd-*% pp. Bulbed. bur'lapt*, pp. Burlapped. bul'hed"^ n. Bullhead. burld-", pp. Burled. bulk'hed"''*% n. Bulkhead. burnd, burnt*, pp. BiuTied. bulkt% VV' Bulked. bur'nisht^*% pp. Burnished. buI'locSn. BuUock. bur'rowd^*% pp. Burrowed. bum'bP, V. & n. Bumble. bur'thend^*% pp. Burthened. bum'bld% pp. Bumbled. bus", n. Buss. bunid% pp. Bummed. bushf-", pp. Bushed. bumpt*"*^, -pp. Bumped. bus'kliid^*% a. Buskined. bun^, n. Bun: formerly spelled hunn. buskt*, a. Busked. buncht^*% pp. Bunched. bust''*% pp. Bussed. bun'dl% V. & n. Bundle. bus'tP, V. & n. Bustle. bun'dld% pp. Bundled. bus'tld^, pp. Bustled. bungd% pp. Bunged. but% V. & n. Butt. bun'gP, V. & n. Bungle. butch'erd*, pp. Butchered. bun'gld% pp. Bimgled. but'*end"% n. Butt-end. bunkt% pp. Bunked. but'terd^^S pp. Buttered. buoyd% pp. Buoyed. but'tond^*% a. Buttoned. bur^*%n. Burr. but'trest''*% pa. Buttressed. burd% pp. Burred. bux'um% a. Buxom. bur'den-a-bP, a. Burdenable. buz*"**, V. & n. Buzz. bur'dend^*^, pp. Burdened. buzd''*% pp. Buzzed. bur'den-sum^**, a. Burdensome. by% n. Bye. burg"^, n. Burgh. by'gon"^, a. & n. Bygone. bur'geondS pp. Burgeoned. ca-bald'^*% pp. Caballed. cab'lnd^**, pa. Cabined. ca'bld*, pp. Cabled. cach% V. & n. Catch. cack'P, V. & n. Cackle. cack'ld'^, pp. Cackled. ca-cof'o-ny^, n. Cacophony. ca-cog'ra-fy'', n. Cacography. cai'tiP*% a. & n. Caitiff. car'a-mog'ra-fer', n. Calamogra- pher. cal'cu-la-bP, a. Calculable. cal'cu-la-tlv*, a. Calculative. cald*, pp. Called. cal'en-dard*, pp. Calendared. cal'en-derd^**, pp. Calendered. cal'I-ber'^**, n. Calibre. cal'1-berd*, a. CaUbered. ca'llF*% ka'Iir, n. Cahph, kaliph. ca-llg'ra-fy'', n. CaUigraphy. cal'l-per% v. & n. CaUiper. cal'I-perd*, pp. Callipered. calkt^*% pp. Calked. call'a-bl% a. Callable. caUd^ pp. Called. cal'll-graf% n. CaUigraph. callus chinkt cal'lus^, V. & a. Callous. calm'a-tiv% a. & n. Calmative, calmd% pp. Calmed. calv^*®, vt. & vi. Calve. calvd^**, pp. Calved. ca-me'le-on^, n. Chameleon. caiii'fene% n. Camphene. cam'for'**% n. Camphor. cam'ford^, pp. Camphored. cam'nioc®, n. Cammock. carn'o-mile^, n. Chamomile. cain-pain'% v. & n. Campaign. cain-paind'% pp. Campaigned. campf*^, pp. Camped. ca-nald'^*®, pp. Canalled. can'cel-a-bl, can'cel-la-bF, a. Can- celable, cancellable. caii"cel-a'tIoii^, n. Cancellation. can'celd'^*^, pp. Canceled, cancelled. can'cel-ing^, pres. p. Cancelling. cand% pp. Canned. can'dP, V. & n. Candle. can'dld^, pp. Candled. can'dor''**, n. Candour. can'kerd^**, a. Cankered. can'nond^, pp. Cannoned. can'terd^**, pp. Canter6d. can'tl-cF, n. Canticle. can'vast^, pp. Canvased. can'vast*, pp. Canvassed. ca'os^, n. Chaos. ca'pa-bP, a. Capable. ca'pa-bl-ness^, n. Capableness. ca-par'i-sond*, pa. Caparisoned. ca'perd*"**, pp. Capered. cap'l-ta''tlv*, a. Capitative. capt% pp. Capped. cap'taind^, pp. Captained. cap'tlv''**, a. & n. Captive. cap'tivd*, pp. Captived. car'ac-ter*, v. & n. Character. car'bun-cP, n. Carbuncle. card*, pp. Carred. ca-reend'^**, pp. Careened. 14 ca-reerd""**, pp. Careered. ca-rest'^*% pp. Caressed. ear"l-cog'ra-fy^, n. Caricography. car'I-ta"tlv*, a. Caritative car'iiiln% n. Carmine. car-mln'a-tiv^*% a. & n. Carmina- tive. car'old^**, pp. Caroled, -oiled. car'ol-lng^, pres. p. Carolling. car'omd®, pp. Caromed. carpt^*% pp. Carped. car'rl-a-bl, car'ry-a-bP, a. Carri- able, carryable. car'rlage-a-bF, a. Carriageable. car-toond'% pp. Cartooned. car'un-cF*% n. Caruncle. carv^**, vt. & vi. Carve. carvd^**, pp. Carved. cash-lerd'^**, pp. Cashiered. casm^, n. Chasm. casht*, pp. Cashed. cas'soc*, n. Cassock. cast^, n. Caste. cas'tP, V. & n. Castle. cat'a-log^*% V. & n. Catalogue. cat'a-logd*"*®, pp. Catalogued. cafa-log'^er'^**, n. Cataloguer. cat'a-log"Ing*, pres. p. Cataloguing. ca-tar'raF, a. Catarrhal. ca-tas'tro-fe^, n. Catastrophe. catch'a-bF, a. Catchable. cat'e-chlze^**, vt. Catechise. ca'terd^**, pp. Catered. cat'er-wauld^**, pp. Caterwauled. cat'hed"% v. & n. Cathead. cat'P, n. Cattle. cau'cus-lng% pres. p. Caucussing. cau'cust^*% pp. Caucused, -cussed. cau'dP, V. & n. Caudle. cau'dld', pp. Caudled. caus'a-bl^, a. Causable. caus'a-tlv*"*®, a. & n. Causative. caus'a-tlv-ly®, adv. Causatively. caus'a-tiv-ness*, n. Causativeness. 15 caut", imp. & pp. Caught. cau'ter-lze"% vt. Cauterise. cau'tiond% pp. Cautioned. cav'erndS a. Cavemed. cav'Ud^**, pp. Caviled, -illed. cav'll-Ing^, pa. & n. Cavilling. cawd'^**, pp. Cawed. cay-en'^, v. & n. Cayenne. ceast*"", pp. Ceased. ce'drin^*% a. Cedrine. ce-fal'lc^, a. & n. Cephalic. cef'a-lo-pod% a. & n. Cephalopod. celld''*^, pp. Ceiled. ceP*%n. CeU. cel'a-tlv*, a. Celative. celd% pp. Celled. cere-bra"tiv*, a. Celebrative. cel'lard*, a. Cellared. cen'a-cF, n. Cenacle. cen'o-taP**, n. Cenotaph. cen'slv*, a. Censive. cen'sord*, pp. Censored. cen'sur-a-bF, a. Censurable. cen'ter^*^, v. & n. Centre. cen'terd*, pp. Centered. cen'tu-pF, v. & a. Centuple. ce-rog'ra-fy^, n. Cerography. cer'tI-fl"a-bP, a. Certifiable. chaF*% V. & n. Chaff. chaf'ferd®, pp. Chaffered. chaft-*% pp. Chaffed. cha-grlnd'^, pp. Chagrined. chalnd^i'% a. Chained. chalrd^*% pp. Chaired. chal-cog'ra-fy^, n. Chalcography. chal'ls', n. ChaHce. chaIkt-*% pp. Chalked. cham'berd''*% a. Chambered. cham'ferd*, a. Chamfered. chaiii'plond^*% pp. Championed. champt^, pp. Champed, change'a-bl% a. Changeable. chan'neld^*^, pa. Channeled, chan- nelled. callus cUnkt chan'nel-ing^, n. Channelling. chanst", pp. Chanced. chapf", pa. Chapped. chap'terd*, pp. Chaptered. chard^**, pp. Charred. lizable. char'ac-ter-iz^a-bP, a. Character- charge'a-bP, a. Chargeable, [ness. charge'a-bl-ness^, n. Chargeable- char'i-ta-bP, a. Charitable, [ness. char'1-ta-bl-ness^, n. Charitable- char'loc*, n. Charlock. charmd''**, pp. Charmed. char'terd''*% pa. Chartered. chas'a-bl, chase'a-bF, a. Chasable, chaseable. chas'i-bP, n. Chasible. chast'end'^*% pp. Chastened. chas-tlze'^**, vt. Chastise. chas'tlz-ment^, n. Chastisement. chas'u-bl*", n. Chasuble. chat'ta-bF, a. Chattable. char'terd^**, pp. Chattered. chawd*"**, pp. Chawed. cheap'end^*% pp. Cheapened. cheat'a-bP, a. Cheatable. cheat'a-bl-ness^, n. Cheatableness. check% n. Check, cheque. checker*, v. & n. Checker, chequer. check'erd*, pa. Checkered, cheq- uered. clieckt^*% pp. Checked. cheekt% pp. Cheeked. cheerd^*®, pp. Cheered. cher'lsht^**, pp. Cherished. ches*, n. Chess. chewd''*% pp. Chewed. chid'n*'*% pp. Chidden. chlP*% v., a. & n. ChiU. chUId% chlld^", pa. Chilled. chi-me'ra% n. Chimaera. chlm'ny*, n. Chimney. chln'sscof ^, n. Chin-cough. chind% a. Chinned. chinkt", pp. Chinked. chipt cogltatiT chlpt^*^, pp. Chipped. chi'ro-graP, n. Chirograph. chi-rog'ra-fy^**, n. Chirography. chlrpf.**, pp. Chirped. chlr'rupf**, pp. Chirruped. chls'eld'^**, pa. Chiseled, -elled. chls'el-ing^, pres. p. ChiseUing. chlo'rld^, n. Chloride. chlo'rln'^, n. Chlorine. chockt*, pp. Chocked. choos'a-bl, choose'a-bP, a. Chocs- able, chooseable. choos^a-bl-ness, choose'a-bI-nes8% n. Choosableness, chooseableness. chopt*"**, pp. Chopped. cho'ro-graP, n. Chorograph. cho-rog'ra-fy^, n. Chorography. choze'', V. & n. Chose. cho'zen*", pa. Chosen. Chris' tend*, pp. Christened. chron'l-cP, v. & n. Chronicle. chron'l-cld'*, pp. Chronicled. chron'o-graP, n. Chronograph. chu*, V. & n. Chew. chuck'P, V. & n. Chuckle. chuck'ld*', pp. Chuckled. chuckf**, pp. Chucked. chuP**, n. Chough; chuff. chumd*'**, pp. Chummed. churcht^**, pp. Churched. churnd''**, pp. Churned. cic'a-trls®, n. Cicatrice. cl'fer^**, V. & n. Cipher. cffered*"**, pa. Ciphered. clg"a-ret'^*% n. Cigarette. cim'l-tar*', n. Scimitar. cincht*, pp. CiDched. clr'cF, V. & n. Circle. clr'cld^, pp. Circled. cir'cu-la-bF, a. Circulable. clT'cu-la^tlv*, a. Circulative. clr'cum-clze^, vt. Circumcise. clr^'cum-nav^i-ga-bP, a. Circum- navigable. 16 clr"cum-scrIb'a-bF, a. Circumscrib- able. clr^cum-scrlp'tlv*, a. Circumscrip- tive. clr"cuiii-scrlp'tlv-ly*, adv. Circum- scriptively. clr^cum-spec'tlv*, a. Circumspec- tive. clr^cum-spec'tlv-ly", adv. Circum- spectively. clr'cum-stanst^, pp. Circumstanced. clr"cum-staii'tl-a-bF, a. Circimi- stantiable. clr^cuin-veii'tlv*, a. Circumventive. clr"cuin-volv'*'*% vt. Circumvolve. clr^cum-volvd'^**, pp. Circumvolved. cls'sors^, n. pi. Scissors. clt'a-bF, a. Citable. cl'ta-tlv®, a. Citative. clt'rtn^*% a. & n. Citrme. civ'l-lize*, vt. Civilise. clv'l-liz"[or -lls"]a-br, a. CiviUz- able, civUisable. clackt^*^, pp. Clacked. clalmd*"", pp. Claimed. clam'berd^**, pp. Clambered. clamd", pp. Clammed. clam'orS v. & n. Clamor. clam'ord*"**, pp. Clamored. clamp'erd*, pp. Clampered. clampt% pp. Clamped. claii-des'tlii% a. Clandestine. clangd", pp. Clanged. clan'gor^, v. & n. Clangor. clankf**, pp. Clanked. clap'perd", pp. Clappered. clapt*"**, pp. Clapped. clas", V. & n. Class. clasht"*, pp. Clashed. claspt^*% pp. Clasped. class'a-bl, class'1-bF, a. Classable, classible. cla8'l-fl"a-bP, a. Classifiable. clast^*®, pp. Classed. 17 chipt cogitativ clat'terd''*% pp. Clattered. clumptS pp. Clumped. clar'l-cP, n. Clavicle. clus'terd^*% pp. Clustered. clawd*'*% pp. Clawed. clutcht*, pp. Clutched. clayd^, -pp. Clayed. clut'terd''*% pp. Cluttered. cleand'**% pp. Cleaned. coacht''**, pp. Coached. cleans'a[or -l]-bF, a. Cleansable, co-ac'tlv^*^, a. Coactive. cleansible. co-ad'u-na-tlv*, a. Coadunative. cleard-*% pa. Cleared. co-ad'u-na-tiv-ly*, adv. Coaduna- cleav^, V. & n. Cleave. tively. cleav'a-bP, a. Cleavable. co-ag'u-la-tIv% a. Coagulative. cleavd*"**, pp. Cleaved. coaW**, pp. Coaled. clencht*, pp. Clenched. coars'end*, pp. Coarsened. clen'li-ness% n. Cleanliness. coaxt''*% pp. Coaxed. cleii'lF^*% a. & adv. Cleanly. cobd^, pp. Cobbed. clense^, vt. & vi. Cleanse. cob'F, v. & n. Cobble. clenz% vt. & vi. Cleanse. cob'ld^, pp. Cobbled. clenzd^, pp. Cleansed. cob'webd"", pa. Cobwebbed. cler'gl-a-bF, cler'gy-a-bF, a. Cler- cock'erd*, pp. Cockered. gyable. cock'P, V. & n. Cockle. clerkt"*', pp. Clerked. cock'ny*, n. Cockney. cllckt^*% pp. CUcked. cockt^*% pp. Cocked. clir,n. Cliff. co'co®, n. Cocoa. climbd% pp. Climbed. co'co-nut"% n. Cocoanut. cllncht^*% pp. Clinched. coc'tll% a. Coctile. clink'erdS pp. Chnkered. cod'F, vt. Coddle. cllnkt^*% pp. CHnked. cod'dld% pp. Coddled. clipt^*% pp. CHpped. co-er'ci-bF, a. Coercible. cloakt^*% pp. Cloaked. co-er'cl-bl-ness^, n. Coercibleness. clockt% a. Clocked. co-er'clv^**, a. Coercive. clogd^, pp. Clogged. co-er'civ-ly®, adv. Coercively. clols'terd^*^, pa. Cloistered. co-er'civ-ness*, n. Coerciveness. clo'rld% n. Chlorid. co-e'val*, a. Coaeval. clo'rln*, n. Chlorin. co^ex-ten'slv*, a. Coextensive. clos'a-bP, a. Closable. co"ex-teii'slv-ly*, adv. Coextensively. clot'terdS pp. Clottered. co"ex-teii'slv-ness*, n. Coextensive- cloyd^*% pp. Cloyed. ness. cloze^ vt. & vi. Close. coF**, V. &n. Cough. cloz'et', v., a. & n. Closet. cof'ferd*, pp. Coffered. clo'zure^, v. & n. Closure. cof'flnd", pp. Coffined. clu*, V. & n. Clew, clue. coff'ing*, ppr. Coughing. clubd^*% pp. Clubbed. coff, pp. Coughed. clucht^, pp. Clutched. cogd^, pp. Cogged. cluckt^*% pp. Clucked. cog'l-ta-bF, a. Cogitable. clur*% n. Clough. cog't-ta^tiv^^S a. Cogitative. cogltatlvly compresslblness 18 cog't-ta'^tlv-ly*, adv. Cogitatively. cog'nl-tlv*, a. Cognitive. cog'iii-za-bl, cog'ni-sa-bP, a. Cog- nizable, cognisable. cog'iil-za-bl-ness^, n. Cognizable- cog-nos'cl-tlv^, a. Cognoscitive. cog-nos'cl-tiv-ly*, adv. Cognosci- tively. co-he'sl-bl^, a. Cohesible. co-he'slv^*^, a. Cohesive. co-he'slv-ly®, adv. Cohesively. co-he'slv-ness*, n. Cohesiveness. co-hor'ta-tlv^, a. Cohortative. colft*, pp. Coifed. colld*, pp. Coiled. colnd5*% pp. Coined. corer^, n. Choler. cd'er-a*"**, n. Cholera. corer-lc"", a. Choleric. col-laps'% V. & n. Collapse. col-lapst'*"**, pp. CoUapsed. coriard""**, pa. Collared. col-la' tlv*, a. Collative. col'leag^**, n. Colleague. col-lect'a-bP, col-lect'l-bF, a. Col- lectable, collectible. col-lec'tlv^**, a. & n. Collective. col'll-ga-tlv®, a. Colhgative. col-liq'ua-tlv*, a. Colliquative. col-liq'ua-tiv-ness% n. Colliquative- col-ll's!v^, a. Collisive. corio-ca'tlon-a-bF, a. Collocation- able. col'lo-ca-tlv*, a. Collocative. col'lo-graf^, n. Collograph. col-lu'slv*"**, a. Collusive. coro-nlz^a-bP, a. Colonizable. coro-nlze^, vt. & vi. Colonise. col'or*, V. & n. Colour. corord*, pa. Colored. corter", n. Coulter. col'terd', a. Cohered. corum®, n. Column. coruind% a. Columned. com-, prefix. See also under cum-. com-bat'a-bP, a. Combatable. com'ba-tlv''*% a. Combative. coin'ba-tiv-ness% n. Combativeness. combd""*^, a. Combed. com-bin'a-bF, a. Combinable. com-bin'a-bl-ness^, n. Combinable- ness. com-bi'na-tlv*, a. Combinative. com'blf, vl. Comble. coin-bus' tl-bl% o. & n. Combustible. com-bus'tiv*, a. Combustive. co-mes'tl-bF, a. & n. Comestible. coni'l-ta^tlv*", a. Comitative. coin"iiian-deerd'% pp. Conunan- deered. com-mein'o-ra-bF, a. Commemo- rable. com-mein'o-ra-tiv®, a. Conunemo- rative. com-mend'a-bP, a. Commendable. com-mend'a-bl-ness^ n. Com- mendableness. com-menst'", pp. Commenced. com-men'su-ra-bl,'^ a. Commensu- rable. coiii-inen'su-ra-bl-ness% n. Com- mensurableness. com-mer'cia-bF, a. Commerciable. com-mln'gF, vt. & vi. Commingle. com-mls'er-a-bF, a. Commiserable. coin-iiils'er-a-tlv*,a. Conmiiserative. com-mls'er-a-tiv-ly*, adv. Commis- eratively. com-mis'siond^, pp. Commissioned. com-inis'siv% a. Commissive. com-mls'slv-ly^, adv. Commissively. commit'a-bP, com-mlt'I-bP, a. Committable, committible. com-mlxt'^**, pp. Commixed. com-mo'di-us^, a. Commodious. com'nion-a-bF, a. Commonable. 19 cogitativly compressiblness com'mond", 7>P- Commoned. com'mon-welth''*, n. Common- wealth. com-ino'tiv% a. Commotive. com-mu'nl-ca-bP,a. Communicable. coin-inu'iil-ca-bl-ness% n. Com- municableness. coin-inu'iiI-ca"tlv^*% a. Communi- cative. com-mu'nl-tlv*, a. Communitive. com-mut'a-bF, a. Commutable. com-mut'a-bl-ness% n. Commuta- bleness. com-inu'ta-tlv% a. Conmaiutative. com-inu'ta-tlv-ly% adv. Commuta- tively. com-pact'l-bF, a. Compactible. com-pan'i-a-bF, a. Companiable. com-pan'iond^, pp. Companioned. com-pan'ion-a-bl. See cumpanion- ABLE. com'pa-ra-bP, a. Comparable. com'pa-ra-bl-ness^, n. Comparable- ness. com-par'a-tlv^**, a. & n. Compara- tive, [tively. com-par'a-tiv-ly", adv. Compara- coin-par'a-tlv-ness% n. Compara- tiveness. com-pas'sion-a-bP, a. Compassion- able. com-pas'slond*, pp. Compassioned. com-pas'siv*, a. Compassive. com'past^*% pp. Compassed. com-paf i-bF, a. Compatible. com-pat'I-bl-ness^, n. Compatible- ness. com-peld'^**, pp. Compelled. coin-peria-ble% a. Compellable. com-peria-tlv*, a. & n. Compella- tive. coIll-pen'8a-blt^ a. Compensable. coin-pen'sa-tiv% o. & n. Compensa- tive. coiii-pen'sa-tiv-ness% n. Compen- sativeness. com-pet'l-tlv*"", a. Competitive. com-pet'I-tlv-ly*, adv. Competitive- ly. com-pet'i-tiv-ness^, n. Competi- tiveness. com-plaiii'a-bl^, a. Complainable. com-plaind'^*^, pp. Complained. com-plaln'tlv*, a. Complaintive. com-plaln'tiv-ness", n. Complain- tiveness. com^ple-men'ta-tlv^, a. Comple- mentative. com-plet'a-bF, a. Completable. com-ple'tlv', a. Completive. coin-plext'% a. Complexed. com-plex'Iv-ly*, adv. Complexively. com-pira-bF, a. Compilable. coin'plI-ca"tlv*, a. Complicative. com'pUs*, n. Complice. com-plls'I-ty^, n. Complicity. coiii'pll-ineiit"a-bl% a. Compliment- able. com^pll-men'ta-tlv*, a. Compli- mentative. com-port'a-bF, a. Comportable. com-pos'it''**, a. & n. Composite. com-pos'l-tlv^, a. Compositive, [ly. com-pos'l-tlv-ly*, adv. Compositive- com-pos'sl-bF, a. Compossible. coin"pre-hend'l-bF, a. Compre- hendible. com^pre-hen'sl-bF, a. Comprehen- sible. coin"pre-hen'sl-bl-ness% n. Com- prehensibleness. coin"pre-heii'sIv''*% a. Comprehen- sive. coin"pre-hen'slv-ness", n. Compre- hensiveness. com-press'l-bF, a. Compressible. coin"press'l-bl-ness', n. Compressi- bleness. compressiv eonsumptivness 2(1 com-pres'slv*, a. Compressive. com-pres'siv-ly^, adv. Compressive- ly. com-prest''", pa. Compressed. com-pris'a-bP, com-priz'a-bP, a. Comprisable, comprizable. com-prlze'*, vt. Comprise. com"pro-duc'tlv% a. Comproduc- tive. com'pro-mlze*, v. & n. Compromise. compt'a-bF, a. Comptable. com-pul'sa-tlv*, a. Compulsative. com-pursa-tiv-ly^, adv. Compulsa- tively. com-pursiv^**, a. Compulsive. com-put'a-bF, a. Computable. com-pu'ta-tiv*, a. Computative. com-pu'ta-tlv-ness% n. Computa- tiveness. co'na-tlv*, a. & n. Conative. cone*, n. Conch. con-ceald'^*®, pp. Concealed. con-celv'^, vt. & vi. Conceive. con-celv'a-bF, a. Conceivable. con-celv'a-bl-ness^ n. Conceivable- ness. con-celvd'*"*®, pp. Conceived. con-cen'ter*, vt. & vi. Concentre. con-cen'terd*, pp. Concentered, con-cen'tra-tlv®, a. Concentrative. con-cen'tra-tlv-ness*, n. Concen- trativeness. con-cep'ta-cP, n. Conceptacle. con-cep'tlv^**, a. Conceptive. con-cep'tlv-ness*, n. Conceptive- con-cernd'^**, pa. Concerned. con-ces'si-bF, a. Concessible. coii-ces'slv^*% o. Concessive. con-ces'siv-ly*, adv. Concessively. con-ces'siv-ness*, n. Concessiveness. coii-ciri-a-tlv% a. Conciliative. con-clu'sl-bP, a. Conclusible. con-clu'slv^*% o. Conclusive. coQ-clu'sIv-Iy% adv. Conclusively. con-clu'slv-ness®, n. Conclusiveness. con-coc'tlv^**, a. Concoctive. con-cres'cI-bF, a. Concrescible. con-cres'clv*, a. Concrescive. con-cre'tlv*, a. Concretive. con-cre'tlv-ly*, adv. Coneretively. con-cu'pls-cl-bF, a. Concupiscible. con-cu'pls-cl-bl-ness^, n. Concu- piscibleness. con-curd'^**, pp. Concurred. coii-cus'slv^*% a. Concussive. con-cust'% pp. Concussed. cond*, pp. Conned. con-dem^na-bP, a. Condemnable. con-demd'*, pa. Condemned. con-dens'a-bF, con-dens'l-bP, a. Condensable, condensible. con-dens'a-tlv*, a. Condensative. con-denst'^*% pp. Condensed. coii-dlt'% vt. Condite. coii'dlt% n. Conduit. con-di'tiond", pa. Conditioned. coii-do'na-tlv% a. Condonative. con-du'cI-bF, a. Conducible. con-du'ci-bl-ness% n. Conducible- con-du'clv^*% a. Conducive. coii-du'civ-ness% n. Conduciveness. con-duct'I-bP, a. Conductible. con-due' tlv*, a. Conductive. con-fed'er-a-tlv^**, a. Confedera- tive. con-ferd'^", pp. Conferred. con-fer'ra-bP, a. Conferrable. con-fes'siv% a. Confessive. con-fest""", pp. Confessed. con-fig'ur-a-tlvS a. Configurative. con-fin'a-bP, a. Confinable. con-flrm'a-bP, a. Confirmable. con-firm'a-tlv% a. Confirmative. con-flrni'a-tlv-ly% adv. Confirma- tively. con-flrmd'**", pa. Confirmed. 21 compressiv consumptivness con-fls'ca-bP, a. Confiscable. con"fls-cat'a-bF, a. Confiscatable. coii'fla-gra"tIv% a. Conflagrative. con-flic' tlv% a. Conflictive. con-form'a-bF, a. Conformable. con-forin'a-bl-ness'% n. Conform- ableness. con-formd"^**, -pa. Conformed. con-frunt'^ vt. Confront. con-fus'a-bP, a. Confusable. con-fut'a-bF, a. Confutable. con-fu'ta-tlv^, a. Confutative. con-geara-bF, a. Congealable. con-geara-bl-ness% n, Congealable- con-geald'^**, pp. Congealed. con-ge'la-tlv*, a. Congelative. con-ges'tlv*, a. Congestive. con-glu't!-na-tlv''*% a. Conglutina- tive. con-grat'u-la-bF, a. Congratulable. coii'gre-ga"tIv% a. Congregative. con'gre-ga"tlv-ness% n. Congrega- tiveness. eon-gres'slv*, a. Congress! ve. co-nlf'er-u8*, a. Coniferous. con-jec'tlv^, a. Conjective. con-jec'tur-a-bP, a. Conjecturable. con-jolnd'*"**, pa. Conjoined. con'ju-ga-bP^ a. Conjugable. con'ju-ga"tlv% a. Conjugative. con-junc'tlv^**, a. & n. Conjunctive. con-nect'a-bF, a. Connectable. con-nec'tlv''*", a. & n. Connective. con-nex'ivf*, a. Connexive. con-no'ta-tiv% a. Connotative. con-no'ta-tlv-ly®, adv. Connotative- ly. con-no'tiv®, a. Connotive. con-no' tlv-ly^, adv. Connotively. con'querd*, pp. Conquered. con'scion-a-bF, a. Conscionable. con'scion-a-bl-ness% n. Conscion- ableness. con-sec'u-tIv^*% a. Consecutive. con-sent'a-bF, a. Consentable. con-sent'I-bF, a. Consentible. ^ con-serv"'*% vt. Conserve. con-serv'a-bF, a. Conservable. con-ser'va-tlv*"*^, a. & n. Conserva- tive. con-servd'% pp. Conserved. con-sId'er-a-bF, a. Considerable. con-sid'er-a-tiv*, a. Considerative. con-sid'erd^*^, pp. Considered. con-signd'^*% pp. Consigned. con"sig-nlf'i-ca-tiv% a. Consignifi- cative. con-sol'a-bF, a. Consolable. con-sol'a-bl-ness^, n. Consolable- con-sol'a-tiv®, a. Consolative. con-sol'i-da"tIv*, a. Consolidative. con-sort'a-bF, a. Consortable. con'sta-bF, n. Constable. con'stI-tu"tiv^*% a. & n. Constitu- tive. con-straln'a-bF, a. Constrainable. con-straind'^*% pa. Constrained. con-strlc'tiv®, a. Constrictive. con'stru^, v. Construe. con-stru'a-bF, a. Construable. con-struct'I-bF, a, Constructible. con-struc'tiv^*% a. & n. Construc- tive. con-struc'tlv-ness% n. Construc- tiveness. con-sub'stan-tlv^, a. Consubstantive. con-sult'a-bF, a. Consumable. cop-sult'a-tlv*, a. Consultative. con-sult'Iv®, a. Consultive. con-sum'a-bF, a. Consumable. con-sump'tl-bF, a. Consumptible. con-sump' tlv*, a. & n. Consumptive. con-sump'tiv-ly*, adv. Consump- tively. con-sump'tiv-nes8% n. Consimip- tiveness. containabl cozy con-taln'a-bF, a. Containable. con-talnd'", pp. Contained. con-tam'l-na-bP, a. Contaminable. con-tam'i-na-tiv*, a. Contamina- tive. con-tem'nl-bF, a. Contemnible. con-tem'perdf*, pp. Contempered. con-tem'pla-bP, a. Contemplable. con-tem'pla-tlv^", a. Contempla- tive. con-tem'pla-tiv-ly*, adv. Contem- platively. con-tem'pla-tlT-ness^, n. Contem- plativeness. con-tempt'l-bP, a. Contemptible. con-ter'mi-na-bF, a. Contermina- ble. con-test'a-bF, a. Contestable. con-test'a-bl-ness'", n. Contestable- ness. con-tex'tiv*, a. Contextive. con-tln'u-a-bP, a. Continuable. con-tin'u-a-tlv^, a. & n. Continua- tive. con-tor'slv% a. Contorsive. con-tor' tiv*, a. Contortive. con-tourd'% pp. Contoured. con-tract'1-bF, a. Contractible. coii-tract'l-bl-ness% n. Contract- ibleness. con-trac'tlP**, a. Contractile. con-trac'tlv*, a. Contractive. con-trac'tlv-ly^, adv. Contractively. coii"tra-dlct'a-bP,a. Contradictable. con^tra-dic'tlv^, a. Contradictive. con''tra-dls-tlnc'tiv*, a. Contradis- tinctive. coii"tra-po8'I-tlv^, a. & n. Contra- positive. con-tras'tlv*, a. Contrastive. con-trlb'ut-a-bF, a. Contributable. con-trlb'u-tlv''**, a. Contributive. con-trlv'a-bF, a. Contrivable. con-trold'*"**, pp. Controlled. 22 con-trol'la-bF, a. Controllable. con-trol'Ia-bl-iiess% n. Controlla- bleness. con-trol'ler^, n. Comptroller. coii"tro-vert'i-bF, a. Controvertible. con"va-nes'c!-bP, a. Convanescible. con-vec'tiv% a. Convective. con-vec'tlv-ly^, adv. Convectively. con-ve'na-bF, a. Convenable. con-vers'a-bF, a. Conversable. con-vers'a-bl-ness^, n. Conversable- con^ver-sa'tion-a-bF, a. Conversa- tionable. con-vers'a-tlv% a. Conversative. con-vers'1-bF, a. Conversible. con-ver'slv*, a. Conversive. con-verst'^*^, pp. Conversed. con-vert'l-bF, a. Convertible. con-vert'l-bl-ness% n. Convertible- ness. con-ver'tiv^, a. Convertive. con'vext^, pp. Convexed. con-vey'a-bF, a. Conveyable. con-veyd""*", pp. Conveyed. con-vict'a-bF, con-vlct'i-bF,a. Con- victable, convictible. con-vlc'tlv*, a. Convictive. con-vlc'tiv-ly^, adv. Convictively. con-vlc'tlv-ness% n. Convictiveness. con-vlnc'I-bF, a. Convincible. con-vlnst'*, pp. Convinced. con-voc'a-tiv*, a. Convocative. con-volv'*, vt. & vi. Convolve. con-volvd'", pp. Convolved. con-voyd'"®, pp. Convoyed. con-vuls'1-bF, a. Convulsible. con-vursW*^, a. Convulsive. con-vul'slv-ly% adv. Convulsively. con-vul'slv-oes8*,n. Convulsiveness. con-vulst'*, pp. Convulsed. cood''*^ pp. Cooed. cook'a-bF, a. Cookable. cookf**, pp. Cooked. 23 cooId''*% pp. Cooled. co-op'er-a-tiv*, a. & n. Cooperative. co-op'er-a-tiv-ly% adv. Cooperative- ly. co-op'er-a-tlv-ness*, n. Coopera- tiveness. coop'erd*, pp. Coopered. coopf**, pp. Cooped. cop'a-bl'', a. Copable. cop'perd*, pp. Coppered. cop'per-hed"% n. Copperhead. cop'pls*, n. Coppice. cops% V. & n. Copse. copt*, a. Copped. cop'u-la-tlv*"**, a. & n. Copulative. co-quet'®, V. & n. Coquet, coquette. cord*, n. Chord. cor'al-lln*, a. & n. CoraUine. cor'beld*, pp. Corbeled. co-rera-tlv®, a. Corelative. corkt^*', a. Corked. cornd^**, pa. Corned. cor'nerd*, a. Cornered. cor'nI-cP, n. Cornicle. cor'nls*, V. & n. Cornice. cor'nlst*, pp. Corniced. cor'po-ra-tlvtS «• Corporative. cor-rec'tiv''**, a. & n. Corrective. cor-rec'tlv-ly*, adv. Correctively. cor-rera-tiv^**, a. & n. Correlative. cor"re-spoii'siv*, a. Corresponsive. cor^re-spon'slv-ly*, adv. Correspon- sively. cor'ri-gi-bF, a. Corrigible. cor'ri-gl-bl-ness*, n. Corrigibleness. cor-rob'o-ra-tiv^*% a. & n. Corrobo- rative. cor-rob'o-ra-tiv-ly®, adv. Corrobora- tively. cor-rod'i-bF, a. Corrodible. cor-ro'sl-bF, a. Corrosible. cor-ro'sl-bl-ness^, n. Corrosibleness. cor-ro'siv*'**, a. & n. Corrosive. cor-ro'slv-Iy% adv. Corrosively. containabl cozy cor-ro'slv-ness'', n. Corrosiveness. cor-rupt'I-bP, a. Corruptible. cor-rupt'l-bl-ness*", n. Corruptible- cor-rup'tiv*, a. Corruptive. cor-rup'tlv-ly'', adv. Corruptively. co'rus*, n. Chorus. cos'mo-lin*, n. Cosmoline. cos'tlv^**, a. Costive. cot'tond*, pp. Cottoned. couchf**, pp. Couched. count'a-bP, a. Countable. coud*", V. Could. coun'cll-or^, n. Councilor, councillor. coun'seld*, pp. Counseled, counselled. coun'sel-or'', n. Counsellor, counselor. couii"ter-ac'tIv% a. & n. Counterac- tive. coun"ter-ac'ttv-ly*, adv. Counterac- tively. coun'terd*, pp. Countered. coun'ter-flt*, v., a. & n. Counterfeit. coun'ter-marcht^**, pp. Counter- marched. coun'ter-slsnd' pp. Counter- coun"ter-vaira-bP, a. Countervail- able. coun'ter-valld*, a. Countervailed. coup'la-bP, a. Couplable. couple. See cupl. courst*, pp. Coursed. courfmar'tlald*, pp. Courtmar- tialed. cover. See cuver. cov'erd*, pp. Covered. cov'et-a-bF, a. Covetable. cov'et-Iv-ness*, n. Covetiveness. cow'ard-Is®, n. Cowardice. cowd^**, pp. Cowed. cow'erd*"**, pp. Cowered. cowW**, pa. Cowled. coz'end*, pp. Cozened. co'zy*", a. & n. Cosy. crabd cyprest U crabd*, pp. Crabbed. crockt*, pp. Crocked. crack'F, v. & n. Crackle. croed*, pp. Crowed. crack'ld^, pp. Crackled. croes*, V. & n. Crows. crackt''*% pa. Cracked. crome*, n. Chrome. craind^*% pp. Crammed. cro-mat'lc*, a. Chromatic. crampt^*% pp. Cramped. cro'mo*, n. Chromo. eras*, a. Crass. cron'ic*, a. Chronic. crasht^**, pp. Crashed. cron'i-cle*, v. & n. Chronicle. crawW**, pp. Crawled. cro-noro-gy*, n. Chronology. creaktf*', pp. Creaked. crook'ed% a. Crooked. creamd''*^, pp. Creamed. crookt^*% pp. Crooked. creast^**, pp. Creased. croond®, pp. Crooned. cre-a'tlv^**, a. Creative. cropt^, pp. Cropped. cre-a'tlv-ly", adv. Creatively. cros*, v.,a.& n. Cross. cre-a'tlv-ness% n. Creativeness crost^*^, pa. Crossed. cre'den-clv*, a. Credencive. crotcht*, a. Crotched. cre-den'civ-ness*, n. Credencive- croucht^**, pp. Crouched. ness. crowd*, pp. Crowed. cred'I-bP, a. Credible. crownd*, pa. Crowned. cred'I-ta-bF, a. Creditable. cru*, n. Crew. cred'i-ta-bl-ness^, n. Creditable- cruch% V. & n. Crutch. ness. cruchf**, a. Crutched. cred'1-tiv*, a. Creditive. cru'cl-bF, n. Crucible. cred'u-lus*, a. Credulous. crum^**, V. & n. Crumb. cres*, n. Cress. crum'bF, vt. & vi. Crumble. crev'ls*, V. & n. Crevice. crum'bld^, pp. Crumbled. crev'ist% pp. Creviced. crumd^*% pp. Crumbed. crlbd% pp. Cribbed. crum'pF, vt. & vi. Crumple. crlm'l-na-tlv*, a. Criminative. crum'pld^, pp. Crumpled. crIm'pP, V. & n. Crimple. cruncht*, pp. Crunched. crlm'pld^, pp. Crimpled. crushf**, pp. Crushed. crlmpt^**, pp. Crimped. crutcht*, a. Crutched. crim'sond*, pp. Crimsoned. crys'tal-IIn*, a. & n. CrystalUne. crIn'kF, v. & n. Crinkle. crys'tal-lls"a-bF, crys'tal-llz"a-bl% crln'kld^, pp. Crinkled. a. CrystaUizable. crIp'F, V. & n. Cripple. cubd*, pp. Cubbed. crlp'ld% pp. Crippled. cudg'eld*, pp. Cudgeled, cudgelled. crlspf"*®, pp. Crisped. cue^**, n. Queue. crIt'i-cls"a-bF, crlt't-clz"a-bF, a. cuF*% V. & n. Cuff. Criticizable. cuft^*% pp. Cuffed. crlt'l-clze''*% vt. & vi. Criticise. cuF, V. & n. Cull. cro*, V. & n. Crow. culd-**, pp. Culled. croakt^*% pp. Croaked. curor'', V. & n. Color. crocht^, a. Crotched. curor-a-bF, a. Colorable. cul'ord^, pa. Colored. cul'pa-bP, a. Culpable. cul'pa-bl-ness^, n. Culpableness. cul'tl-vafa-bF, a. Cultivatable. cul'tl-va-bF, a. Cultivable. cul'tur-a-bF, a. Culturable. cum, cuins% vi. & vt. Come, comes. cum'berd''*^, pp. Cumbered. cum'ber-sum''**, a. Cumbersome. cum'flt*', n. Comfit. cum'fort^, V. & n. Comfort. cum'fort-a-bF, a. Comfortable. cum'fort-er^, n. Comforter. cum'lng'", -pa. & n. Coming. cum'll-ness^, n. Comeliness. cum'ly*', o. Comely. cum-paii'loii^, v. & n. Companion. cum-pan'Ion-a-bP, a. Companion- able, [ship, cum-pan'Ion-ship*', n. Companion- cum'pa-ny^, v. & n. Company. cum'pass^, v. & n. Compass. cu'mu-la-tlv^*^, a. Cumulative. cu'mu-la-tlv-ly*, adv. Cumulatively. cu'mu-la-tlv-ness*, n. Cumulative- cun'try*"*^, a. & n. Country. cup'P, V. & n. Couple. cup'ld^, pa. Coupled. cup'ler'^, n. Coupler. cup'lef, n. Couplet. cup'llng^, n. Coupling. cupt^*^, pp. Cupped. cur'a-bF, a. Curable. cur'age^, n. Courage. cu-ra'geous^, a. Courageous cur'a-tiv*'**, a. Cm-ative. cur'a-tiv-ly^, adv. Curatively. cur'a-tlv-ness*, n. Curativeness. curb'a-bF, a. Curbable. crabd cyprest curbd^*% pp. Curbed. curld^*^, pp. Curled. curs'ed^, a. Cursed. cur'slv^**, a. & n. Cursive. cur'siv-ly*, adv. Cursively. cur'siv-ness*, n. Cursiveness. curst^*^, pp. Cursed. curs'ta-bF, n. Curstable. cur-taild'®, pp. Curtailed. cur'taind^, pp. Curtained. cur'te-ous% a. Courteous. cur'te-san^, n. Courtesan. curte'sy^**, v. & n. Courtesy. cur'te-us®, a. Courteous. curv''*^, v., a. & n. Cm^e. cur'va-tlv^, a. Curvative. curvd""**, pp. Curved. cur'vet-ing^, pres. p. Curvetting. cush'iond*, pp. Cushioned. cus'tom-a-bl-ness^, n. Cust^mable- ness. cu-ta'ne-us% a. Cutaneous. cu'tl-cF, n. Cuticle. cut'las*, n. Cutlass. cut'1-flsh^, n. Cuttlefish. cuv'e-nant^, v. & n. Covenant. cuv'er^, V. & n. Cover. cuv'erd^**, pp. Covered. cuv'er-lng^, n. Covering. cuv'er-Iet^, n. Coverlet. cuv'ert^, a. & n. Covert. cuv'er-ture^, n. Coverture. cuv'et^, vt. & vi. Covet. cuv'et-ous^, a. Covetous. cuv'ey'', n. Covey. cuz'en^ vt. & vi. Cozen. cuz'en-age^, n. Cozenage. cuz'ln% n. Cousin. cy"clo-pe'di-a*, n. Cyclopaedia. cy'prest*, a. Cypressed. dclvd D -d*'*% suffix, -ed. dabd''*% pp. Dabbed. dab'1% vt. & vi. Dabble. dab'ld^, pp. Dabbled. dac'tyF*%n. Dactyle. dag'P, vt. & vi. Daggle. dag'W, pp. Daggled. dam'age-a-bF, a. Damageable. dam'age-a-bl-ness^, n. Damage- ableness. dam'askt^, a. Damasked. damd^*', pa. Damned. dam'na-bl% a. Damnable. dam'na-bl-ness^, n. Damnableness. dam-nlf'i-ca-bP, a. Danmificable. damp'end^, pp. Dampened. dampt''*% pp. Damped. dan^dP, vt. Dandle. dan'dld'', pp. Dandled. dan'drlf^, dan'druP, n. Dandriff, dandruff. dan'gP, vt. & vi. Dangle. dan^gld'*, pp. Dangled. danst^, pp. Danced. dap'P, V. & a. Dapple. dap'ld^, pp. Dappled. dapt% pp. Dapped. dark'end''*^ pp. Darkened. dark'sum''*^, a. Darksome. darnd*"**, pp. Darned. dashP**, pp. Dashed. dat'a-bl, date'a-bl% a. Datable, dateable. da'tlv^*^, a. & n. Dative. da'ttv-ly^, adv. Datively. daubd*"*^, pp. Daubed. dau'fln^, n. Dauphin. dau'ter*, n. Daughter. dawnd''*% pp. Dawned. daz'P, vt. & vi. Dazzle. daz'ld'', pp. Dazzled. deaf. See def. de-bard'^**, pp. Debarred. de-barkt'% pp. Debarked. de-bat'a-bl, de-bate'a-bP, a. De- batable, debateable. de-baucht'^*^, pa. Debauched. de-bin-ta"tlv% a. Debilitative. dec'a-log^**, n. Decalogue. de-campt'^**, pp. Decamped. de-cay'a-bP, a. Decayable. de-cayd'''*^, pp. Decayed. de-ceast'^*% pp. Deceased. de-ceiv'^, vt. & vi. Deceive. de-celv'a-bP, a. Deceivable. de-celv'a-bl-ness^, n. Deceivable- ness. de-celvd'^*^, pp. Deceived. de-cep'tiv^*^, a. Deceptive. de-cep'tlv-ly®, adv. Deceptively. de-cep'tlv-ness*", n. Deceptiveness. de-cld'a-bP, a. Decidable. de-ci'fer^*^, vt. Decipher. de-cl'ferd*"**, pp. Deciphered. de-cl'fer-a-bP, a. Decipherable. de-cl'slv^**, a. Decisive. de-cl'slv-ly®, adv. Decisively. de-cl'slv-ness*, n. Decisiveness. deckd^, pp. Decked. deckt% a. Decked. de-clalmd'^*^, pp. Declaimed. de-clar'a-bF, a. Declarable. de-clar'a-tiv''*®, a. & n. Declarative. de-clar'a-tlv-ly*, adv. Declaratively. de-cUn'a-bP, a. Declinable. de-coct'l-bF, a. Decoctible. de-coc'tiv*, a. Decoctive. de"com-pos'a-bF, a. Decomposable. de''com-pound'a-bP, a. Decom- poundable. de"con-ges'tlv*, a. Decongestive. dec'o-ra"tl¥^**, a. Decorative. 27 de-coyd'*"**, pp. Decoyed. de-creast""**, pp. Decreased. de-curor% vt. Decolor. de-curor-ize*", vt. Decolorize. de"cre-a'tlv*, a. Decreative. de-cree'a-bF, a. Decreeable. de-cre'tlv% a. Decretive. de-cre'tlv-ly*, adv. Decretively. de-cur'slv^*% a. Decursive. ded*"*^, a. Dead. ded'en*, vt. Deaden. ded'end^**, pp. Deadened. ded'en-ing^**, n. Deadening. ded'hed"", v. & n. Deadhead. ded'ly^t*, a. Deadly. de-cus'sa-tiv®, a. Decussative. ded'1-ca-tlv*, a. Dedicative. de-duc'i-bP, a. Deducible. de-duc'i-bl-ness^, n. Deducibleness. de-du'civ*, a. Deducive. de-duc'tlv^**, a. Deductive. de-duc'tlv-ly*, adv. Deductively. deemd""*^, pp. Deemed. deep'end^t** VV- Deepened deP*% a. Deaf. de-fea'si-bF, a. Defeasible. de-fea'sl-bl-ness% n. Defeasible- ness. de-fect'I-bP, a. Defectible. de-fee' tlv*"**, a. & n. Defective. def'en^, vt. Deafen. def'end^*^, pp. Deafened. de-fend'a-bF, a. Defendable. def en-ing''**, pa. Deafening. de-fense'^**, n. Defense, defence. de-fea'sl-bP, a. Defensible. de-fen'si-bl-ness^, n. Defensible- de-fen'siv^*^, a. & n. Defensive. dc-ferd'*, pp. Deferred. de-fln'a-bF, a. Definable. def'I-nlt^*% a. Definite. de-fln'l-tlv^**, a. & n. Definitive. de-fln'l-tlv-ly*, adv. Definitively. -d delvd de-fin'1-tiv-ness*, n. Definitiveness. def l-nlt-ly^, adv. Definitely. def 1-nlt-ness", n. Definiteness. def'la-gra-bP, a. Deflagrable. de-flect'l-bP, a. Deflectible. de-flec'tiv®, a. Deflective. def ness^**, n. Deafness. de-form'a-bF, a. Deformable. de-form'a-tlv^, a. Deformative. de-formd"'**, pa. Deformed. de-frayd""**, pp. Defrayed. de-gen'er-a-tlv*, a. Degenerative. de-glu'ti-bP, a. Deglutible. de-glu'tl-tlv*, a. Deglutitive. de-gres'slv*, a. Degressive. de-hor'ta-tlv*, a. Dehortative. dein^, v. Deign. deind% pp. Deigned. de-jec'tll% a. Dejectile. deF*% n. DeU. . de-lay'a-bF, a. Delayable. de-layd'% pp. Delayed. del'e-bP, del'l-bF, a. Deleble, delible. de-lec'ta-bF, a. Delectable. de-lec'ta-bl-ness*", n. Delectable- del'e-ga-bF, a. Delegable. de-le'tlv*, a. Deletive. de-Ub'er-a-tlv^**, a. Deliberative. de-Ub'er-a-tlv-ly*, adv. DeKbera- tively. de-Ub'er-a-tiv-ness*, n. Delibera- tiveness. de-lim'i-ta-tiv®, a. Delimitative. de-Un'e-a-bF, a. Delineable. de-lln'e-a-tlv*, a. Delineative. de-lite'% v. & n. DeUght. de-llt'ed% pa. Delighted. de-Uv'erd^", pp. Delivered delt^*% pp. Dealt. de-lud'a-bF, a. Deludable. de-lu'slv'**, a. Delusive. delv% V. & n. Delve. delvd^, pp. Delved. demagog diagramd dem'a-gog''**, n. Demagogue. de-mand'a-bP, a. Demandable. de-meand'*'*^, pp. Demeaned. de-mean'or^*^, n. Demeanor. de-inene'% n. Demesne. de-inen'ta-tlv% a. Dementative. de-merst'^, a. Demerged. de-mls'a-bP, a. Demisable. de-mis'slv*, a. Demissive. dem"o-crat"I-fl'a-bP, a. Democrati- fiable. de-mol'lsht^*®, pp. Demolished. de'mon-is"a-bF, de'mon-l2"a-bP, a. Demonisable, demonizable. de-mon'stra-bP, a. Demonstrable. de-inon'stra-bl-ness% n. Demon- strableness. de-iiioii'stra-ti?^*% a. & n. Demon- strative. de-mon'stra-tiv-ly^, adv. Demon- stratively. de-mon'stra-tlv-ness", n. Demon- strativeness. de-mount'a-bF, a. Demountable. de-inurd'% pp. Demurred. de-mur'a-bP, a. Demurrable. dend% pp. Denned. de-ni'a-bP, a. Deniable. de-nom'i-na-bF, a. Denominable. de-nom'I-na-tlv^*^, a. & n. Denom- inative. de-not'a-bP, a. Denotable. de-no'ta-tiv®, a. Denotative. de-no'ta-tIv-ly% adv. Denotatively. de-oo'tlv% a. Denotive. de-nounst'^, pp. Denounced. den'ti-frls*, n. Dentifrice. de-nu'da-tiv^, a. Denudative. de-nu'mer-a-bP, a. Denumerable. de-nun'cl-a-bP, a. Denunciable. de-nun'cl-a-tlv®, a. Denunciative. de-pend'a-bP, a. Dependable. de-pend'a-bl-ness^ ». Dependable- 38 de-ple'tiv*, a. & n. Depletive. de-plor'a-bP, a. Deplorable. de-plor'a-bl-ness'*, n. Deplorable- ness. de-ployd'^*% pp. Deployed. de-pos'a-bP, a. Deposable. de-pos'lt*, V. & n. Deposit. de-pos'i-tlv*, a. Depositive. dep're-ca-bP, a. Deprecable. dep're-ca-tiv*, a. Deprecative. dep're-ca-tlv-ly^, adv. Deprecative- ly. de-pre'cl-a-tiv^, a. Depreciative. de-pre'cl-a-tiv-ly®, adv. Deprecia- tively. dep're-da-bP, a. Depredable. de-pres'si-bP, a. Depressible. de-pres'siv^**, a. Depressive. de-prest""*^, pa. Depressed. de-prlv'a-bP, a. Deprivable. de-prlv'a-tiv*, a. Deprivative. dep'u-ra-tlv^, a. & n. Depurative. dep'u-ta-bP, a. Deputable. dep'u-ta-tiv*, a. Deputative. de-ralld'% pp. Derailed. de-range'a-bP, a. Derangeable. de-rls'i-bP, a. Derisible. de-rl'slv''**, a. Derisive. de-ri'slv-ly®, adv. Derisively. de-ri'slv-ness^, n. Derisiveness. de-rlv'a-bP, a. Derivable. de-riv'a-tiv^*^, a. & n. Derivative. de-rlv'a-tlv-ly^, adv. Derivatively. de-riv'a-tiv-ness^, n. Derivativeness. de-rog'a-tlv*, a. Derogative. de-rog'a-tlv-ly*', adv. Derogatively. der'ric*, n. Derrick. derth^*% n. Dearth. de-scend'a-bP, de-scend'I-bP, a. Descendable, descendible. de-scen'slv^, a. Descensive. de-scrlb'a-bP, a. Describable. de-scrlp'tlv*'*®, a. Descriptive. de-serv'^*^, vt. & vi. Deserve. 39 de-servd'^, pp. Deserved. de-sld'er-a-bF, a. Desiderable. de-sld'er-a-tlv% a. & n. Desidera- tive. de-sIga'a-bF, a. Designable (capable of being designed). des'ig-na-bl^, a. Designable (capable of being designated). des'lg-na-tiv^, a. Designative. de-slgnd'^*% po. Designed. de-sir'a-bF, a. Desirable. de-sir'a-bl-ness^, n. Desirableness. de-sls'tlv% a. Desistive. des'o-la-tiv% o. Desolative. des-pach'% v. & n. Despatch. de-spalr'a-bP, a. Despairable. de-spaird'^*^, pp. Despaired. des'pI-ca-bF, a. Despicable. des'pl-ca-bl-ness^, n. Despicable- ness. de-spis'a-bP, a. Despisable. de-spolld'^*®., pp. Despoiled. de-squain'a-tl¥^, a. Desquamative. des'tln*, vt. Destine. des'tlnd^, pp. Destined. de-stroy'a-bF, a. Destroyable. de-stroyd'^*^, pp. Destroyed. de-struc'tl-bP, a. Destructible. de-struc'ti-bl-ness^, n. Destructi- bleness. de-struc'tlv^*^, a. & n. Destructive. de-struc'tlv-ly*, adv. Destructively. de-struc'tiv-ness®, n. Destructive- ness. det^*% n. Debt. de-tach'a-bl% a. Detachable. de-tacht'^*^, pp. Detached. de-taild'^*«, pa. Detailed. de-talnd'^*^, pp^. Detained. de-tect'a-[or i-]bF, a. Detectable, detectible. de-tec'tlv^*®, a. & n. Detective. de-ten'tlv^, a. Detentive. de-terd'*, pp. Deterred. demagog diagramd de-ter'gl-bl% a. Detergible. de-te'rI-o-ra"tIv^, a. Deteriorative. de-ter'min^*^, vt. & vi. Determine. de-ter'ml-na-bF, a. Determinable. de-ter^mi-iia-bl-ness^ n. Deter- minableness. de-ter'ml-na-tlv^, a. & n. Determi- native. de-ter'ml-iia-tlv-ly^, adv. Determi- natively. de-ter'mi-na-tlv-ness^, n. Deter- minativeness. de-ter'inlnd^*^, pa. Determined. de-ter'slv^*^, a. & n. Detersive. de-test'a-bF, a. Detestable. deth^*^, n. Death. deth'ly^, a. & adv. Deathly. det'o-na-bF, a. Detonable. det'o-na-tiv*, a. Detonative. de-trac'tiv*, a. Detractive. . de-tru'slv^, a. Detrusive. defter^, n. Debtor. det'tor*, n. Debtor. de-vd'op^*®, vt. & vi. Develope. de-verop-a-bF, a. Developable. de-vel'opt^*^, pa. Developed. de'vi-a"tiv^, a. Deviative. dev'ild*, pp. Deviled. de'vi-us^, a. Devious. de-viz'a-bF, a. Devisable. de-vlze'^, vt. & vi. Devise. de-volv'^**, vt. & vi. Devolve. de-volvd'^* J pp. Devolved. de-vor'a-tlv^, a. Devorative. de-vour'a-bF, a. Devourable. de-vourd'^, pp. Devoured. dewd""*^, pp. Dewed. dl-af'a-nus*, a. Diaphanous. di-af'a-nous^, a. Diaphanous. dl"a-fo-ret'lc% a. & n. Diaphoretic. dra-fram^**, n. Diaphragm. di'a-framd^, pp. Diaphragmed. dl'a-graP, n. Diagraph. di'a-gramd^, pp. Diagramed. dlald dlsgruntl 30 dl'ald-*% py. Dialed, diaUed. di-lat'a-bP, a. Dilatable. dl'al-lng% n. Dialling. dl-lat'a-bl-ness^ n. Dilatableness. dral-Ist%n. Diallist. dl-la'tlv«, a. Dilative. dra-log^*% V. & n. Dialogue. dl-lu'tlv«, a. Dilutive. di'a-Iogd^, pp. Dialogued. dlmd''**, pp. Dimmed. dl'a-lys"a-bP, dt'a-lyz"a-bl% a. Dia- dl-men'siv^, a. Dimensive. lysable, dialyzable dl-men'slv-ly®, adv. Dimensively. dl"a-re'a^, n. Diarrhea. dl-men'slv-ness*, n. Dimensiveness. dlb'F, V. & n. Dibble. d-min'Ish-a-bl'', a. Diminishable. dlb'ld^, pp. Dibbled. dl-min'isht^*^, pa. Diminished. dl-cef a-lous^, a. Dicephalous. dl-min'u-tlv^*®, a. & n. Diminutive. dich%v. &n. Ditch. dl-mtn'u-tiv-ly*, adv. Diminutively. dicht^, pp. Ditched. dl-min'u-tiv-ness", n. Diminutive- dlck'erd^, pp. Dickered. ness. d!c-ta'tIvS a. Dictative. dl'morP, n. Dimorph. dl-dac'tlv% a. Didactive. dIm'pF, V. & n. Dimple. dId'P, vt. Diddle. dlm'pld^, pp. Dimpled. dld1d% pp. Diddled. dlnd^*®, pp. Dinned. dl-er'e-sls®, n. Diaeresis. dlngd^, pp. Dinged. dlf'ferdS pp. Differed. din'gF, V. & n. Dingle. dirfer-en'tl-a-bP, a. Differentiable. dln'gld% pp. Dingled. dini-cll% a. Difficile. dlpt^*% pp. Dipped. dif'fl-cil-ness°, n. Difficileness dl-rect'a-bF, a. Directable. dlf-frac'tlv% a. Diffractive. dl-rec'tlv""*^, a. & n. Directive. dlf-frac'tlv-ly^, adv. Diffractively di-rec'tlv-ly", adv. Directively. dIf-fran'gl-bF, a. Diffra.ngible. di-rec'tlv-ness*, n. Directiveness. dlf-fu'slv^*% a. Diffusive. dlr'1-gI-bF, a. & n. Dirigible. dlf-fuze'% vt. & m. Diffuse. dIs-a'bF,««. Disable. dlf-fuz'1-bF, a. Diffusible. dls-a'bld^, pp. Disabled. dlf-the'rl-a^, n. Diphtheria. dls"a-buze'^, vt. Disabuse. dlf'thong% n. Diphthong. dls"af-flr'ma-tlv^, a. Disaffirmative. dlgd*, pp. Digged. dfs"a-gree'a-bF, a. Disagreeable. dl-gest'l-bF, a. Digestible. dis"a-gree'a-bl-ness^, n. Disagree- di-gest'1-bl-ness^, n. Digestibleness. ableness. di-ges'tlv^, a. & n. Digestive. dls^al-low'a-bF, a. Disallowable. dl-ges'tlv-ly®, adv. Digestively. dls"al-low'a-bl-ness', n. Disallow- dIg'ga-bP, a. Diggable. ableness. dl'graP, a. & n. Digraph. dls"ap-peard'^*^, pp. Disappeared. dl-gres'slv'***, a. Digressive. dis-ap'pro-ba-tlv*, a. Disapproba- dl-gres'slv-ly*, adv. Digressively. tive. dl-gres'slv-ness*, n. Digressiveness. dls-armd'^, pa. Disarmed. dl-grest'*, pp. Digressed. dis^'ar-rayd'*"**, pp. Disarrayed. dlke^, v. & n. Dyke. dls''as-stm'i-la-ti¥^, a, . Disassimila- dU^*% V. & n. Dill. tive. 31 dls^'a-vow'a-bF, a. Disavowable. dls"a-vowd'^*®, pp. Disavowed. dis"be-liev'% vt. & vi. Disbelieve. dls"be-llevd'% pp. Disbelieved. dls-bow'eld^**, pp. Disboweled. dis-bur'dend% pp. Disburdened. dis-burs^a-bF> a. Disbursable. dls-burst'^*^, pp. Disbursed. dls-cern'l-bP, a. Discernible. dls-cern'I-bl-ness^, n. Discernible- dls-cernd'^*^, pp. Discerned. dIs-cerp'I-bP, a. Discerpible. dis-cerp'tl-bF, a. Discerptible. dls-cerp'tlv*, a. Discerptive. dls-crpF, V. & n. Disciple. dls'cl-plln^*^, V. & n. Discipline. dis'ci-plin-a-bF, a. Disciplinable. dis'cl-plln-a"tlv*, a. Disciplinative. dls'ci-plind^, pp. Disciplined. dis-clalmd'^**, pp. Disclaimed. dis-clo'slv", a. Disclosive. dis-cloze'% vt. & vi. Disclose. dis-clo^zure, n. Disclosure. dis-corord®, pa. Discolored. dls^'com-mend'a-bF, a. Discom- mendable. dls''com-mend'a-bl-ness^, n. Dis- commendableness. dls"con-du'civ*, a. Disconducive. dls"con-forin'a-bF, a. Disconform- able. dls"con-nec'tlv^, a. Disconnective. dls"con-nec'tIv-ness*, n. Discon- nectiveness. dIs"coii-ten'tIv*, a. Discontentive. dls"con-tln'u-a-bF, a. Discontinu- able. dIs-cord'a-bF, a. Discordable. dIs-count'a-bF, a. Discountable. dls-cour'siv^, a. Discoursive. dls-courst'*, pp. Discoursed. dls-cov'erd*, pp. Discovered. See also DISCUVER. diald dlsgruntl dls-cred'lt-a-bF, a. Discreditable. dls-cre'tlv*, a. Discretive. dis-cre'tlv-ly*, adv. Discretively. dls-cre'tiv-ness^, n. Discretiveness. dIs-crim'i-na-bF, a. Discriminable. dls-crlm'i-na-tiv^*®, a. Discrimina- tive. dls-crim'I-na-tiT-ly^, adv. Discrim- inatively. dls-cul'or^, vt. Discolor. dls-cul'ord% pa. Discolored. dls-cum'flt*", vt. Discomfit. dls-cum'fl-ture^, 7i. Discomfiture. dls-cum'fort^, v. & n. Discomfort. dls-cur'age'', vt. Discourage. dIs-cur'age-a-bF, a. Discourageable. dis-cur^age-ment^ n. Discourage- ment. dls-cur'slv^*^, a. Discursive. dis-cur'slv-ly*, adv. Discursively. dls-cur'slv-ness®, n. Discursiveness. dls-cur'te-ous'^*^, a. Discourteous. dis-cur'te-sy*, n. Discourtesy. dIs-cuss'a-[or I-]bF, a. Discussable. dls-cus'siv^**, a. Discussive. dis-cust""**, pp. Discussed. dls-cuv'er^ vt. & vi. Discover. dls-cuv'er-a-bF, a. Discoverable. dls-cuv'erd^ pp. Discovered. dls-cuv'er-y^, n. Discovery. dls-dain'a-bF, a. Disdainable. dis-daind'% pp. Disdained. dls^em-barkt'^**, pp. Disembarked. dls"ein-bar'rast''*^, pp. Disembrj- rassed. dis"em-bow'eld^*^, pp. Disembow- eled. dls"en-tan'gF, vt. Disentangle. dis-en-taii'gld% pp. Disentangled. dls"es-teemd'^, pp. Disesteemed. dls-fa'vor^*^, v. & n. Disfavour. dls-fa'Tord""**, pp. Disfavored, dis- favoured. dls-grun'tF, vt. Disgruntle. disguize dodecasyllabl dis-guize''', V. & n. Disguise. dis-hart'en^*®, vL Dishearten. dls-hart'end^**, pp. Disheartened. dl-shev'eld' pa. Dishevelled. dls-hon'or^, v. & n. Dishonor. dis-hon'or-a-bl^, a. Dishonorable. dis-hon'or-a-bl-ness'', n. Dishonor- ableness, dls-hon'ord^*^, pp. Dishonored. dlshf*^, pp. Dished. dls"ll-lu'slv*, a. Disillusive. dis"im-ag'ln^, vt. Disimagine. dIs-In'te-gra-bP, a. Disintcgrable. dis-In'te-gra-tiv®, a. Disintegrative. dls"in-terd'^*^, pp. Disinterred. dis"Iii-voIv'!, vt. Disinvolve. dis-jolnd'^, pp. Disjoined. dls-junc'tiv^**, a. & n. Disjunctive. dis-lilc'a-bl, dls-IIl£e'a-bl% a. Dis- likable, dislikeable. dis'Io-ca-bl^, a. Dislocable. dls-man'tl^, vt. Dismantle. dis-man'tld^, pp. Dismantled. dls-mayd'«, pp. Dismayed. dls-mein'berd^*», a. Dismembered. dis-miss'i-bl^, a. Dismissible. dis-mls'siv''*^, a. Dismissive. dls=iiilst'''*«, pp. Dismissed. dis-mount'a-bl^, a. Dismountable. dls"o-beyd's, pp. Disobeyed. dis-or'derd», pa. Disordered. dis-owD'a-bf, a. Disownable. d!s-ownd'«, pp. Disowned. dis-pach"", v. & n. Dispatch. dls-pan'siv«, a. Dispansive. dis-par'age-a-bl^, a. Disparageable. dis-patch'8, v. & n. Dispatch, des- patch. dis-patcht'°, pp. Dispatched, des- patched. dls-peld"'*% pp. Dispelled. dis-pen'sa-bl^, a. Dispensable. dls-pen'sa-bl-ness^, n. Dispensable- 33 dis-pen'sa-tlv^*^, a. Dispensative. dis-pen'sa-tiv-Iy8, adv. Dispensa- tively. dis-penst'^*», pp. Dispensed. dls-per'siv''*«, a. Dispersive. dls-perst'», pa. Dispersed. dis-place'a-bl'', a. Displaceable. dls-playd"'*», pa. Displayed. dIs-pIe'zur-a-bF, a. Displeasurable. dis-ple'zure'', v. & n. Displeasure. dis-plo'sivt'', a. Displosive. dis-pos'a-bf, a. Disposable. dls-pos'a-bl-ness^, n. Disposable- ness. dis-pos'I-tlv^, a. Dispositive. dis-pos'i-tlv-ly*, adv. Dispositively. dls"pos-sest'^*», pp. Dispossessed. dls-prais'a-bl^, a. Dispraisable. dls-pro'ba-tlv^, a. Disprobative. dis"pro-por'tion-a-bI'', a. Dispro- portionable. dls"pro-por'tlon-a-bl-ness^, n. Dis- proportionableness. dls-prov'a-bi'', a. Disprovable. dis-pun'Ish-a-bl'', a. Dispunishable. dis'pu-ta-bl'', a. Disputable. dis'pu-ta-bl-ness^, n. Disputableness. dls-pu'ta-tlv^*^, a. Disputative. dis-qui'e-tiv^*®, a. Disquietive. dls-quis'i-tlv^**, a. Disquisitive. dls-quis'1-tlv-ly^, adv. Disquisitive- ly. dls"re-gard'a-bl^, a. Disregardable. dls-rep'u-ta-bF, a. Disreputable. dis"re-spect'a-bl^, a. Disrespectable. dls-rup'tiv^*®, a. Disruptive. dis-rup'tiv-ly^, adv. Disruptively. dis-rup'tiv-ness^, n. Disruptiveness. dis-sect'i-bl^, a. Dissectible. dis-sec'tlv^*^, a. Dissective. dis-seizd'°, pp. Disseized. dis-sem'bl^, vt. & vi. Dissemble. dls-sem'bld^, pp. Dissembled. di8-sein'I-na-tl¥°, a. Disseminative. dls'ser-ta-tlv^, a. Dissertative. dis-serv'^*^, vt. Disserve. dIs-ser'vlce-a-bF, a. Disserviceable. dis-ser'vlce-a-bl-ness'', n. Disser- viceableness. dis-ser'vis^, n. Disservice. dis-sim'u-la-tlv^, a. Dissimulative. dis'si-pa-bF, a. Dissipable. dls'si-pa-tlv^, a. Dissipative. dIs-so'cia-bF, a. Dissociable. dis-so'cla-bl-ness'', n. Dissociable- ness. dls-sc/cia-tiv^*^, a. Dissociative. dIs'so-lu-bP, a. Dissoluble. dis'so-lu-bl-ness^, n. Dissoluble- dls'so-lu-tlv^, a. Dissolutive. dls-solv'^**, vt. & vi. Dissolve. dis-solT'a[or -Ij-bP, a. Dissolvable, dissolvible. dis-solY'a-bl-ness^, n. Dissolvable- dls-solvd'^*^, pp. Dissolved. dls-sua'siv^*», a. & n. Dissuasive. dIs-syl'la-bP, n. Dissyllable. dis'tar*%n. Distaff. dls-taind'^, pp. Distained. dis'tanst^y 'P'p. Distanced. dis-tein'perd^*«, y-p. Distempered. dis-ten'si-bP, a. Distensible. dis-ten'slv», a. Distensive. dls'tlc^, n. Distich. dls-til'"«, vt. & vi. Distill. dls-tlld'^*S pa. Distilled. dls-tlnc'tlv^*^, a. & n. Distinctive. dls-tlnc'tlv-ly^, adv. Distinctively. dis-tinc'tiv-ness", n. Distinctiveness. dis-tin'guish-a-bP, a. Distinguish- able. dis-tin'gulsh-a-bl-ness'*, n. Distin- dls-tln'guisht^**, pa. Distinguished. dls-tor'tiv«, a. Distortive. dls-tract'1-bl'', a. Distractible. disguize dodecasyllabl dis-trac'tll^, a. Distractile. dis-trac'tiv'*«, a. Distractive. dis-trac'tiv-ly^, adv. Distractively. dls-train'a-bl^, a. Distrainable. dis-traind'^*8, pp. Distrained. dis-traut'®, a. Distraught. dis-trest'^*«, pp. Distressed. dIs-trib'u-ta-bF, a. Distributable. dls-trib'u-tiv''*S a. & n. Distribu- tive. dls-trib'u-tlv-Iy», adv. Distributively. dis-trib'u-tlv-ness^, n. Distributive- ness. dis-turb'a-tlv«, a. Disturbative. d!s-turbd'^*«, pp. Disturbed. dis-uze'^, vt. Disuse. ditclit^, pp. Ditched. di-ver'si-fi"a-bl^, a. Diversifiable. dl-vert'i-bl'', a. Divertible. dl-ver'tlv^, a. Divertive. di-vest'l-bl*", a. Divestible. dl-vest'i-tlv«, a. Divestitive. dl-vld'a-bl^, a. Dividable. di-vid'a-bl-ness^, n. Dividableness. dl-vln'a-bl'*, a. Divinable. di-vis'l-bl**, a. Divisible. dl-vls'l-bl-ness*", n. Divisibleness. dl-vi'siv«, a. Divisive. dl-vi'siv-ly«, adv. Divisively. dl-vi'siv-ness^, n. Divisiveness. dl-vorce'a-bl, di-vorc'l-bl% a. Di- vorceable, divorcible. di-vor'civ«, a. Divorcive. diz'end^, pp. Dizened. do^, n. Doe. do'a-bl'', a. Doable. doc'l-W, a. Docible. doc'll''*^, a. Docile. dockt^*«, pp. Docked. doc/tord", pp. Doctored. doc'trin*"**, n. Doctrine. dod'derd^, a. Doddered. dc/'dec-a-syl'la-bl"^, n. Dodecasyl- lable. dof elect!? 34 dof**', vL & vi. Doff. drawld% pp. Drawled. doft^*«, pp. Dofifed. dread'a-bF, a. Dreadable. dogdS pp. Dogged. dreamd^*», pp. Dreamed. doF*%n. Doll. dred^*«, y., a. & n. Dread. dole'sum^, a. Dolesome. dred'fuF, a. Dreadful. dol'fln"%n. Dolphin. dredgd^*% pp. Drekiged. doF't-cho-ce-fal'lC, a. Dolichoce- dremt''*«, pp. Dreamt. phalic. drencht^*", pp. Drenched. do'lor^, n. Dolour. dres^, V. & n. Dress. dora'a-blt*", a. Domable. drestp*«, pp. Dressed. do-mes'ti-ca-bF, a. Domesticable. drib'P, V. & n. Dribble. do-mes'ti-ca-tiv^, a. Domesticative. drib'ldS pp. Dribbled. dom'i-clF*«, v. & n. Domicile. drlb'let^, n. Dribblet. dom'I-cIld^*», pp. Domiciled. driF*% V. & n. Drill. dom'i-na-tlv^, a. Dominative. drlld^*% pp. DriUed. dom"i-neerd'», pp. Domineered. drink'a-bP, a. & n. Drinkable. do'na-bF, a. Donable. drink'a-bl-ness'', n. Drinkableness. don'a-tlv''*«, a. & n. Donative. drlpt^*», pp. Dripped. dond», pp. Donned. drlv'eld^, pp. Driveled, drivelled. don'ky^, n. Donkey. drivn^, pp. Driven. doomd", pp. Doomed. dFiz'F, V. & n. Drizzle. dor'mi-tiv^, a. & n. Dormitive. drlz'ld^, pp. Drizzled. doubt'a-bP, a. Doubtable. droopt^, pp. Drooped. dout''*«, V. & n. Doubt. dropt''*^, pp. Dropped. dout'ed», pp. Doubted. dros*, n. Dross. dout'ful"», a. Doubtful. drout^, n. Drought. dout'less^, a. & adv. Doubtless. drownd^*», pp. Drowned. dow'a-bF, a. Dowable. dru^, imp. Drew. dow'erd'*S a. Dowered. drubd^, pp. Drubbed. downd^, pp. Downed. drugd*"*', pp. Drugged. drab'F, vt. & vi. Drabble. drumd*'*8, pp. Drummed. drab'W, pp. Drabbled. drum'hed"8, n. Drumhead. draP, n. Draff. dubds pp. Dubbed. draft''*S V. & n. Draught, du'bi-ta-bF, a. Dubitable. drafts'manB, n. Draughtsman. du'bl-ta-tlvs a. Dubitative. draft'y^, a. Draughty. du'bl-ta-tlv-ly8, adv. Dubitatively. dragd*"**, pp. Dragged. dub'P, v., a. & n. Double. drag'F, vt. & vi. Draggle. dub'ldS pp. Doubled. drag'ld'", pp. Draggled. dub'let%n. Doublet. dra-goond""*", pp. Dragooned. dub'tlngi*, n. Doubling. draind% pp. Drained. dub-loon''', n. Doubloon. drams v. & n. Drachm. dub'ly, adv. Doubly. dram'a-tlz''a-bF, a. Dramatizable. duckf", pp. Ducked. dram'a-tlze", vt. & vi. Dramatise. duc'ti-bF, o. Ductible. dof 35 electiv duc'tlF*% a. Ductile. du'pll-ca-tiv*, a. Duplicative. duc'til-ly, adv. Ductilely. du'ra-bP, a. Durable. duc'tU-ness^, n. Ductileness. du'ra-bl-ness^, n. Durableness. du'el-ist", n. Duellist. du'ra-tiv^, a. Durative. dur, n. Duff. du'ti-a-bF, a. Dutiable. duF*% V. & a. Dull. duv^, n. Dove. duId^*S pp. Dulled. duv'tall"^, V. & n. Dovetail. duFness^, n. Dullness. duv'taild"^, a. Dovetailed. dum^*8, V. & a. Dumb. duz'en^, n. Dozen. dumpt^, Tpp. Dumped. dwarft^*% vp. Dwarfed. dund^, pp. Dunned. dweP*% vi. Dwell. dup'a-bl, dupe'a-bP, a. Dupable, dweld^*% dweltS PV- DweUed. dupeable. dwln'dP, vt. & vi. Dwindle. du'pli-ca-bl^, a. Duplicable. dwin'dld^, pp. Dwindled. ea'gP, n. Eagle. eard*"**, a. Eared. eat'a-bP, a. & n. Eatable. eat'a-bl-ness'', n. Eatableness. eat'n% pp. Eaten. eb^*% V, & n. Ebb. ebd'*S pp. Ebbed. ech^, vt. & vi. Etch. e-chlt'e-nln*, n. Echitenine. echf*, pp. Etched. e-clips'*", v. & n. Echpse. e-cUps'a-bP, a. Echpsable. e-cllpst"'*«, pp. EcLpsed. ec'log''*^, n. Eclogue. ec'o*, V. & n. Echo. ec"u-meii'l-cal«, a. Ecumenical. edgd*'*«, a. Edged. ed'I-bP, a. & n. Edible. ed'I-bl-ness'', n. Edibleness. ed'l-fls«, n. Edifice. e'dlles n. ^Edile. ed'u-ca-bl^, a. Educable. ed'a-cafa-bl*", a. Educatable. ed'u-ca"tlv9i a. Educative. e-duc'l-bP, a. Educible. e-duc'tlv«, a. Eductive. e-fem'e-ra'', n. Ephemera. e-fem'e-raF, a. Ephemeral. ef'fa-bP, a. Effable. ef-face'a-bF, a. Effaceable. ef-fa'clv«, a. Effacive. ef-fec'tl-bl^ a. Effectible. ef-fec'tlV*S a. & n. Effective. ef-fec'tu-aF, a. Effectual. ef"fer-vesc'i-bP, a. Effervescible. effer-ves'clv*, a. Effervescive. ef-frunt'er-y^, n. Effrontery. ef-fu'slv^*% a. Effusive. ef-fuze'^, vt. & vi. Effuse, eg*"*", V. & n. Egg. egd*"**, pp. Egged. e'gis*, n. iEgis. e-jac'u-la-tlv«, a. Ejaculative. e-ject'a-bP, a. Ejectable. e-jec'tiv», a. Ejective. el% n. EU. e-lab'o-ra-t|v*, a. Elaborative. e-Iaps'**, vi. Elapse. e-lapsf", pp. Elapsed. e-la'tlv«, a. Elative. el'bowd^, a. Elbowed. e-lect'a-bP, a. Electable. e-lec"tloii-eerd'*, pp. Electioneered. e-lec'tiv'**, a. & n. Elective. electivly eponym e-Iec'tlv-ly», adv. Electively. e-lec'tlv-ness«, n. Electiveness. e-lec'trl-fl"a-bP, a. Electrifiable. e-lec'trizc, vt. Electrise. e-lec'tro-lyz"a-bF, a. Electrolyz- able. e-lec'tro-ino"tiv^, a. & n. Electro- motive. e-lec"tro-neg'a-tiv«, a. & n. Electro- negative. e-lec"tro-neg'a-tiv-ly«, adv. Electro- negatively. e-lec"tro-pos'l-tiv", a. & n. Electro- positive. el'e-fant^*^, n. Elephant. el'i-gi-bP, a. Eligible. el'I-gl-bl-ness^, n. Eligibleness. e-lim'i-na-tlv^, a. Eliminative. el-lIps'^, n. Ellipse. e-lon'ga-tlv^, a. Elongative. e-lu'cl-da-tiv^, a. Elucidative. e-lud'1-bF, a. Eludible. e-lu'slv^*», a. Elusive. e-lu'slv-ly«, adv. Elusively. e-lu'siv-ness«, n. Elusiveness. em'a-na-tlv^, a. Emanative. e-man'cl-pa-tlv^, a. Emancipative. e-mas'cu-la-tlv«, a. Emasculative. > em-bankt'^, pp. Embanked. em-barkt'^*^, pp. Embarked. em-bar'rasf*^, 'pp. Embarrassed. em-bel'Ilshf*^, pp. Embellished. em-bez'F, vt. Embezzle. em-bez'ld^, pp. Embezzled. em-bit'terd«, pp. Embittered. em-bold 'end", pp. Emboldened. em-bost''**", pa. Embossed. em-bow 'eld^, pp. Emboweled, em- bowelled. em-bow 'erd""*", pp. Embowered. em-brace 'a-bF, a. Embraceable. em-bra'clv«, a. Embracive. em-bran 'gF, vt. Embrangle. em-bran 'gld^, pp. Embrangled. 36 em-brol'derd*"*", pp. Embroidered. em-brolld'^*«, pp. Embroiled. e-mend'a-bF, a. Emendable. em 'fa-sis^*®, n. Emphasis. em'fa-size^, vt. Emphasize. em-fat 'le^*^, a. Emphatic. e-mls'sl-bF, a. Emissible. e-mis'siv", a. Emissive. e-mlt'ta-bF, a. Emittable. e-mo'tlv», a. Emotive. e-mo'tiv-ly«, adv. Emotively. e-mo'tlv-ness", n. Emotiveness. em-ploy'a-bF, a. Employable. em-ployd'^*», pp. Employed. em-pow'erd», pp. Empowered. em-pur'pF, vt. Empurple. em'u-la-bF, a. Emulable. em'u-la-tlv«, a. Emulative. em'u-la-tlv-ly", adv. Emulatively. e-muFslv^*", a. Emulsive. eu-a'bF, vt. Enable. en-act'a-bF, a. Enactable. en-ac'tiv^**, a. Enactive. en-am 'eld^*», pp. Enameled, enam- eUed. en-am'or^, vt. Enamour. en-am 'ord«, pp. Enamored. en-campt'^*", pp. Encamped. en-clr'cF, vt. Encircle. en-clr'cld^, pp. Encircled. en-cloze'^, vt. Enclose. en-clo'zure'', n. Enclosure. en-com'past^**, pp. Encompassed. en-coun'terd''*", pp. Encountered. en-croacht'^*", pp. Encroached. en-cum'berd^*«, pp. Encumbered. en-cum'pas^, vt. Encompass. en-cur'age*", vt. Encourage. en-ey"elo-pe'dI-a«, n. Encyclopaedia. end'a-bF, a. Endable. en-dan'gerd", pp. Endangered. en-deard'p*«, pp. Endeared. en-deT'or*"*", v. & n. Endeavor. en-dev'ord^*8, pp. Endeavored. 37 en-dorst'^, a. Endorsed. eii-dowd'^*«, pp. Endowed. en-dur'a-bF, a. Endurable. en-dur'a-bl-ness'^, n. Endurableness. en'er-va"tlv*, a. Enervative. en-fee'bF, vt. Enfeeble. en-fee'bW, pp. Enfeebled en-fef'^, vt. Enfeoff. en-feft'^, pp. Enfeoffed. en-force'a-bl, en-forc'I-bP, a. En- forceable, enforcible. en-forst'*, pp. Enforced. en-gen'derd^, pp. Engendered. en'gin^*^, v. & n. Engine. eii"gl-neerd'", pp. Engineered. en'gln-ry^, n. Enginery. en-glr'dF, vt. Engirdle. En'glish-a-bF, a. Englishable. en-gralnd"^*», pp. Engrained. en-grost', pp. Engrossed. en-gulft'^*8, pp. EnguKed. en-han'siv, en-han'clv^, a. Enhan- sive, enhancive. en-hanst'^, pp. Enhanced. en-joind'*, pp. Enjoined. en-joy'a-bF, a. Enjoyable. en-joy'a-bl-ness^, n. Enjoyableness. en-joyd'^**, pp. Enjoyed. en-kin'dP, vt. Enkindle. en-large 'a-bP, a. Enlargeable. en-large'a-bl-ness^, n. Enlargeable- en-light'end", pp. Enlightened. en-li'vend«, pp. Enlivened. e-nor'mus^, a. Enormous. e-nounst'*, pp. Enounced. en-rav'ishf, pp. Enravished. en-richt"'*«, pp. Enriched. en-rol'^, vt. Enroll. en-rold'^*», pp. Enrolled. eii-san'guiii'*«, vt. Ensanguine. en-seald'^, pp. Ensealed. en-tail 'a-bF, a. Entailable. en-talld'^*% pp. Entailed. electlTly eponym en-tan'gP, vt. Entangle. en-tan'gld'*, a. Entangled. en'ter-a-bl'^, a. Enterable. en'terd^*», pp. Entered. en 'ter- prized, v. & n. Enterprise. en'ter-prlzed», pp. Enterprised. en'ter-prlz"ing», pres. p. Enterpris- ing. en"ter-taln'a-bP, a. Entertainable. en"ter-talnd'^*8, pp. Entertained. en-thrald'», pp. Enthralled. en-tlce'a-bP, a. Enticeable. en'tl-ta-tlv", a. Entitative. en'tl-ta-tlv-ly«, adv. Entitatively. en-transe'^, vt. Entrance. en- trans 'Ing^, pres. p. Entrancing. en-transt'^*«, pp. Entranced. en-trapt'^*8, pp. Entrapped. en- treat 'a-bP, a. Entreatable. en-treat'a-bl-ness^, n. Entreatable- en- treat 'iv«, a. Entreative. e-nuf '^*^, a., n., adv. & interj. Enough. e-nu'mer-a-bF, a. Enumerable. e-nu'mer-a-tiv^, a. Enumerative. e-nun'cl-a-bF, a. Enimciable. e-nun'ci-a-tlv'^*«, a. Enunciative. en-vel'op«, v. & n. Envelope. en-vel'opt''*», pp. Enveloped. en-ven'omd^*^, pa. Envenomed. en'vl-a-bF, a. Enviable. en'vl-a-bl-ness^, n. Enviableness. en-vi'rond», pp. Environed. en'vi-us^, a. Envious. E-o'li-an«, a. & n. iEolian. e'on«, n. Mon. ep'au-let^*8, n. Epaulette. ep'1-graf^, n. Epigraph. ep'i-log^*«, n. Epilogue. e-plf'a-ny^, n. Epiphany. e-pis'co-pa-bF, a. Episcopable. ep'l-taP", V. & n. Epitaph. ep'oc*, n. Epoch. ep'o-nyin% n, Eponyme. equabl experienst e'qua-bF, a. Equable. e'qua-bl-ness'', n. Equableness. e'quaW*^, pp. Equalled. e-qulpt"'*^, pp. Equipped. eq'ui-ta-bF, a. Equitable. er^*%w. Err. e'ra^, n. Era. e-rad'l-ca-bP, a. Eradicable. e-rad'i-ca-tlv*, a. Eradicative. e-ras'a-[or -l-]bP, a. Erasable. e-ra'slv*, a. Erasive. erd''*^, pp. Erred. e-rect'a-bF, a. Erectable. e-rec'til^, a. Erectile. e-rec'tiv*, a. Erective. erV, n. Earl. eT'ly*", a. & adv. Early. er'min^**, v. & n. Ermine. er'l-gi-bP, a. Erigible. ern^, vt. Earn. ernd^, pp. Earned. er'nest^, a. & n. Earnest. ern'ings'', n. pi. Earnings. e-ro'siv^**, a. Erosive. erth'', V. & n. Earth. erth'en'', v. & a. Earthen. erth'ling% n. Earthling. erth'ly% a. Earthly. e-rup'tlv^**, a. & n. Eruptive. es-cap'a-bP, a. Escapable. es"ca-toro-gy*, n. Eschatology. es-chewd'^**, pp. Eschewed. es-cheat'a-bP, a. Escheatable. e-sof'a-gus*, n. Esophagus. es-tab'tlshf"**, pp. EstabUshed. es-thet'lc*, a. & n. ^Esthetic. es-thet'lcs*, n. ^Esthetics. es'tl-ma-bP, a. Estimable. es'tiv*, n. Estive. es'tl-vate*, vi. .^tivate. etcht", pp. Etched. e'ther*, n. iEther. e"tl-oro-gy*, n. ^Etiology. et'i-quet"«, n. Etiquette. eu'fe-mlsm*', n. Euphemism. eu"fe-iiiis'tlc^, a. Euphemistic. eu-fon'Ic^, a. Euphonic. eu-fo'ni-ous'', a. Euphonious. eu'fo-ny^, n. Euphony. eu'fu-Ism'', n. Euphuism. e-vac'u-a-tiv*, a. Evacuative. e-vad'a-bl, e-vad'1-bF, a, Evadable, evadible. e-vag'i-na-bP, a. Evaginable. e-val'u-a-bF, a. Evaluable. e-vap'o-ra-bF, a. Evaporable. e-vap'o-ra-tiv®, a. Evaporative. e-va'siv""**, a. & n. Evasive. e-va'slv-ly®, adv. Evasively. e-va'siv-ness*, n. Evasiveness. e'vend^, pp. Evened. e-ver'sl-bF, a. Eversible. ev'l-den-clv*, a. Evidencive. ev'1-denst^, pp. Evidenced. e-vlnc'l-bl^, a. Evincible. e-vin'clv'"*^, a. Evincive. e-vlnst'*, pp. Evinced. ev'l-ta-bF, a. Evitable. ev'o-ca-bF, a. Evocable. e-vo'ca-tlv*, a. Evocative. ev'o-lu"tlv*, a. Evolutive. e-volv'^*^, vt. & vi. Evolve. e-volvd'^*®, pp. Evolved. e-vol'va-bF, a. Evolvable. e-vul'siv*, a. Evulsive. ex-act'a-bF, a. Exactable. ex-ac'tlv*, a. Exactive. ex-ag'ger-a-tlv^, a. Exaggerative. ex-ag'ger-a-tlv-ly*, adv. Exaggera- tively. ex-alt'a-tlv^, a. Exaltative. ex-am'ln^*®, vt. Examine. ex-am'i-na-bl^, a. Examinable. ex-am'i-na-tlv^, a. Examinative. ex-am 'lnd^*8, pp. Examined. ex-am 'pF, n. Example. ex-as'per-a-tlv", a. Exasperatiye. ex-cede'*, vt. & vi. Exceed. 39 ex-celd'», pp. Excelled. ex-cep'tlon-a-bP, a. Exceptionable. ex-cep'tlon-a-bl-ness*", n. Excep- tionableness. ex-cep'tlv^, a. Exceptive. ex-cerp'tiv^, a. Excerptive. ex-ces'slv^*«, a. Excessive. ex-change 'a-bP, a. Exchangeable. ex-cis'a-bF, a. Excisable. ex-clt'a-bF, a. Excitable. ex-clt'a-bl-ness'*, n. Excitableness. ex-cl'ta-tiv«, a. Excitative. ex-cl'tiv^, a. Excitive. ex-clam'a-tlv^, a. Exclamative. ex-clam 'a- tlv-ly*, adv. Exclamative- ly. ex-clu'slv^**, a. & n. Exclusive. ex-clu'slv-ly^, adv. Exclusively. ex-clu'slv-ness«, n. Exclusiveness. ex-cog'i-ta-bF, a. Excogitable. ex-cog'1-ta-tiv^, a. Excogitative. ex"com-mu'iii-ca-bF, a. Excom- municable. ex"com-inu'iiI-ca-tIv«, a. Excom- municative. ex-cor'l-a-bF, a. Excoriable. ex"cre-men'tiv«, a. Excrementive. ex-cre'tlv^**, a. Excretive. ex-cru'cl-a-bP, a. Excruciable. ex-cul'pa-tiv^, a. Exculpative. ex-cur'slv^**, a. Excursive. ex-curvd'», a. Excurved. ex-cu'sa-tiv?, a. Excusative. ex-cuz'a-bP, a. Excusable. ex-cuz'a-bl-ness^, n. Excusableness. ex-cuze'^, vt. Excuse. ex'e-cra-bF, a. Execrable. ex'e-cra-bl-ness^, n. Execrablenesa. ex'e-cra-tlv^, a. Execrative. ex'e-cra-tlv-ly^, adv. Execratively. ex-ec'u-tlv^*», a. & n. Executive. ex-ec'u-tlv-ly*, adv. Executively. ex-em 'pll-fl-ca-tl¥», a. Exemplifica- tive. equabl experlenst ex-em 'pll-fl"a-bF, a. Exemplifiable. ex-empt'1-bP, a. Exemptible. ex-emp'tiv«, a. Exemptive. ex'er-cls"a[or -i-]bF, a. Exercisable, exercisible. ex'er-clze^, v. & n. Exercise. ex-ert'Iv^, a. Exertive. ex-ha'la-bP, a. Exhalable. ex-haust'1-bP, a. Exhaustible. ex-haus'tlv», a. Exhaustive. ex-haus'tlv-ly«, adv. Exhaustively. ex-haus'tiv-ness", n. Exhaustiveness. ex-hib'l-ta-bF, a. Exhibitable. ex-hlb'i-tlvS a. Exhibitive. ex-hlb'l-tiv-ly», adv. Exhibitively. ex-hll'a-ra-tiv^, a. Exhilarative. ex-hort'a-tiv», a. Exhortative. ex-hort'a-tiv-Iy«, adv. Exhortatively. ex'1-gl-bP, a. Exigible. ex-Ist'I-bP, a. Existible. ex'o-ra-bF, a. Exorable. ex'o-ra-bl-ness^, n. Exorableness. ex'or-cIze^*«, vt. & vi. Exorcise. ex-pan 'si-bF, a. Expansible. ex-pan'si-bl-ness'', n. Expansible- ex-pan 'sU^, a. Expansile. ex-pan'slv^*«, a. Expansive. ex-pan 'slv-ly^, adv. Expansively. ex-pan'slT-ness^, n. Expansiveness. ex-pa'ti-a-tiv«, a. Expatiative. ex-pec t'a-bP, a. Expectable. ex-pec 'ta-tiv*, a. Expectative. ex-pec 'tiv», a. Expective. ex-ped'I-tivf*, a. Expeditive. . ex-peld"**, pp. Expelled. ex-pel 'la-bF, a. Expellable. ex-pend'a-bl*", a. Expendable. ex-pen 'slV**, a. Expensive. ex-pen'slv-ly«, adv. Expensively. ex-pen 'slv-ness«, n. Expensiveness. ex-per"l-men'ta-tlv«, a. Experimen- tative. ex-pe'ri-enst*, pp. Experienced. explabl fervor 40 ex'pl-a-bF, a. Expiable. ex'pl-a"tiv«, a. Expiative. ex-plr'a-bP, a. Expirable. ex-plaln'a-bP, a. Explainable, ex-plalnd'^*», pp. Explained. ex-plan 'a-tiv^, a. Explanative. ex'ple-tlv^*», a, & n. Expletive. ex'pli-ca-bl'', a. Explicable. ex'pli-ca-bl-ness'', n. Explicableness. ex'pll-ca-tlv^*«, a. Explicative. ex-plolt'a-bl^, a. Exploitable. ex-ploit'a-tlv^, a. Exploitative. ex-plor'a-bF, a. Explorable. ex-plor'a-tlv*, a. Explorative. ex-plo'si-bP, a. Explosible. ex-plo'siv^*^, a. & n. Explosive. ex-po'nl-bF, a. Exponible. ex-port 'a-bP, a. Exportable. ex-pos'i-tiv^, a. Expositive. ex-pos'tu-la-tlv«, a. Expostulative. ex-press'1-bF, a. Expressible. ex-pres'slv^*«, a. Expressive. ex-pres'siv-ly^, adv. Expressively. ex-pres'siv-ness», n. Expressiveness. ex-prest'*'*«, pp. Expressed. ex-pro 'bra-tlv*, a. Exprobrative. ex-pug'na-bF, a. Expugnable. ex-pul'siv^*^, a. Expulsive. ex-pul'siv-ness", n. Expulsiveness. ex-pulst'«, 'pp. Expulsed. ex-punge'a-bP, a. Expungeable. ex'qui-sit^*«, a. & n. Exquisite. ex'qui-slt-ly«, adv. Exquisitely. ex'qul-sit-ness^, n. Exquisiteness. ex-quls'l-tlv«, a. Exquisitive. ex-quls'i-tlv-ly«, adv. Exquisitively. ex-quls'i-tlv-ness*, n. Exquisitive- ex-slc'ca-tlv«, a. & n. Exsiccative. ex-tend'i-bF, a. Extendible. ex-ten'si-bl'^, a. Extensible. ex-ten'si-bl-ness'', n. Extensibleness. ex-ten 'sU^, o. Extensile. ex-ten'siv^*^, o. Extensive. ex-ten'siv-ly8, adv. Extensively. ex-ten'siv-ness^, n. Extensiveness. ex-ten 'u-a-tlv^, a. Extenuative. ex-ter'ml-na-bF, a. Exterminable. ex-ter'ml-na-tlv*, a. & n. Extermi- native. ex-tlnc'tlv', a. Extinctive. ex-tin'guish-a-bP, a. Extinguish- able. [guishableness. ex-tin'guish-a-bl-ness^, n. Extin- ex-tin'gulsht^**, pp. Extinguished. ex-tir'pa-bP, a. Extirpable. ex-tlr'pa-tlv», a. Extirpative. ex-told'^*«, pp. Extolled. ex-tor'siv«, a. Extorsive. ex-tor'slv-ly^, adv. Extorsively. ex-tract'a-[or -l-JW, a. Extractable, extractible. ex-trac'tlv^*^, a. & n. Extractive. ex"tra-dit'a-bF, a. Extraditable. ex'trl-ca-bF, a. Extricable. ex-tro'i-tlv^, a. Extroitive. ex-tru'siv*, a. Extrusive. ex-u'da-tlv*, a. Exudative. ex-ul'cer-a-tlv*, a. Exulcerative. ex-u'vl-a-bP, a. Exuviable. ey^, V. & n. Eye. eye'a-bF, a. Eyeable. P. Ph. fab'ri-ca"tlv^, a. Fabricative. face'a-bl**, a. Faceable. fac'U*, a. Facile. fa-cU'l-ta^tlV, a. Facihtative. fac'tl-tlv''*S a. & n. Factitive. fae'tord», pa. Factored. fac'ul-ta-tlv«, a. Facultative. fad'a-bl, fade'a-bP, a. Fadable, fadeable. 41 expiabl fervor ■ J— fa'c-ton"^, n. Phaeton. fa'vor-lt^*«, a. & n. Favorite. fagd''*«, pp. Fagged. fawnd^**, pp. Fawned. fag'ot», V. & n. Faggot. fear'a-bF, a. Fearable. falld^*% pp. Failed. feard^*«, pp. Feared. fal"an-ste'rl-an^, a. Phalansterian. fea'sl-bF, a. Feasible. fal'an-ste-ry^, n. Phalanstery. fea'sl-bl-ness^, n. Feasibleness. fa'lanx'", n. Phalanx. feb'rU^*S -rlle«, a. Febrile. fal'll-bl% a. FaUible. fech^, V. & n. Fetch. fal'li-bl-ness^, n. FalUbleness. fechf, pp. Fetched. fal'lowds pp. Fallowed. fed'er-a-tlv^*8, a. Federative. faI'sl-fi"a-bP, a. Falsifiable. fee'a-bF, a. Feeable. fal'terd^**, pp. Faltered. fee'bF, a. Feeble. fam'In^**, n. Famine. feignd^, pp. Feigned. fam'Isht^*8, pp. Famished. felii^*% vt. & vi. Feign. fa'mus", a. Famous. feind'', pp. Feigned. fand», pp. Fanned. feP, v., a. & n. FeU. fan'tasm^**, n. Phantasm. feld% pp. FeUed. faii-tas"ma-go'rl-a^*^, n. Phantas- ferio% a. & n. FeUow. magoria. fel'loes^, n. pi. Fellows. fan-tas'tic", a. & n. Phantastic. fe-lo'ni-us^, a. Felonious. fan'ta-sy^, n. Phantasy. fem'i-nlnp*8, -nine", a. Feminine. fan'tom^*^, n. Phantom. fe'nlx^**, n. Phenix. fare'wel'^, a., n. & interj. Farewell. fe-nom'e-nali", a. Phenomenal. far'ma-cy^**, n. Pharmacy. fe-nom'e-non^, n. Phenomenon. farmd^*8, pp. Farmed. fense^, v. & n. Fence. far'ynx^, n. Pharynx. fenc'i-bF, a. & n. Fencible. fas'ci-cP, n. Fascicle. fend'a-bF, a. Fendable. fase^, n. Phase. fen'slv", a. Fensive. fash'lon-a-bP, a. & n. Fashionable. fenst*, pp. Fenced. fash'ion-a-bl-ness'', n. Fashionable- fer-ment'a-[or -l-]bF, a. Ferment- ness. able, fermentible. fash'Iond^*«, pp. Fashioned. fer-men'ta-tiv^*», a. Fermentative. fast'end^*^, pp. Fastened. fer-men'ta-tlv-ly», adv. Fermenta- fa'therd^**, pp. Fathered. tively. fath'om-a-bP, a. Fathomable. fer-men'ta-tiv-ness», n. Fermenta- fath'omd^*», pp. Fathomed. tiveness. fat'i-ga-bF, a. Fatigable. fer"men-tes'cl-bF, a. Fermentesci- fat'i-ga-bl-ness'', n. Fatigableness. ble. fat'ta-bP, a. Fattable. fer-men'tlv", a. Fermentive. fat'tend-*8, pp. Fattened. fer'tll, -tUe^", a. Fertile. fa'vor^*^, V. & n.« Favour. fer'tU-lyS adv. Fertilely. fa'vor-a-bF, a. Favorable. fer'tll-ness», n. Fertileness. fa'vor-a-bl-ness^, n. Favorableness. fer'tl-lIz"a-bF, a. Fertilizable. fa'vord^*8, a. Favored. fer'vor", n. Fervour. fesant forener 42 fes'ant'', n. Pheasant. ' fl-lol'o-gep^*% n. Philologer. fes'terd*, pp. Festered. fll"o-log'l-caP*% a. Philological. fes'tlv''*S a. Festive. fl-lol'o-g!st^*% n. Philologist. fes'tlv-lyS adv. Festively. fl-lol'o-gy"% n. Philology. fes-toond'», a. Festooned. fll'o-meP, n. Philomel. fetcht% pp. Fetched. fll"o-pe'na'', n. Philopena. feth'er^*% y. & n. Feather. fl-los'o-fer*", n. Philosopher. feth'erd''*S a. Feathered. fll"o-sof'lc^, a. Philosophic. feth'er-yp*S a. Feathery. fl-los'o-flze''**, vt. & vi. Philosophize. fet'terds a. Fettered. fl-los'o-fy^*^, n. Philosophy. fe'verd^*^^ p^ Fevered. fll'terd'*S pp. Filtered. fez'anf, n. Pheasant. fln'a-bl", a. Finable. fl'al, vl'aP, n. Phial, vial. lln'ger-a-bF, a. Fingerable. flbds pp. Fibbed. flii'gerd''*^, pa. Fingered. fl'ber^*S n. Fibre. flii'lsht^*S pa. Finished. fl'berd''*«, a. Fibered. fish'a-bF, a. Fishable. fl'brin^, n. Fibrine. flsht^*% pp. Fished. flck'l^ V. & a. Fickle. fls'sU^*«, -slle«, a. Fi^ile. flc'tllS a. & n. Fictile. fls'siv«, a. Fissive. flc'til-nessS n. Fictileness. flt'ta-bF, a. Fittable. flc'tlvS a. Fictive. flx'a-bF, a. Fixable. flc'tlv-ly", adv. Fictively. flx'a-tlv», a. & n. Fixative. fld'l^ V. & n. Fiddle. fixt^*S pa. Fixed. fld'ld', pp. Fiddled. flz'', V. & n. Fizz. fldg'et-lng*", pres. p. Fidgetting. flzd^*S pp. Fizzed. fiersc, a. Fierce. flz'P, V. & n. Fizzle. flgd», pp. & a. Figged. flzad*", pp. Fizzled. flght'a-bl% a. Fightable. flagd****, pp. Flagged. flg'ttr-a-bl*", a. Figurable. flag'el-la-tiv% a. Flagellative. flg'ur-a-tlv», a. Figurative. flalldS pp. Flailed. flF*% V. & n. Fill. flanktS a. Flanked. fl-lan'der'', vi. Philander. flan'neld^, a. Flanneled. fll"an-throp'lc^, a. Philanthropic. flapt^*S pp. Flapped. fl-lan'thro-pisf, n. Philanthropist. flasht^*S pp. Flashed. fl-lan'thro-py'", n. Philanthropy. flat'tend-*S pp. Flattened. fllcht"", pp. Filched. flat'ter-a-bP, a. Flatterable. flld''*S pp. Filled. flat'terd^*«, pp. Flattered. flFhar-mon'Ie'', a. Philharmonic. fla'vor''**, V. & n. Flavour. fll'l-bus"terds pp. FiUbustered. fla'vord^*", a. Flavored, flavoured. flll'a-bl% a. FiUable. flawd''*8, pp. Flawed. fl-lip'plc'', n. Phihppic. flaxtS pp. Fkxed. , fll'lpt% pp. FiUiped. flayd^, pp. Flayed. fll'llptS pp. Filliped. fle-bot'o-my'*, n. Phlebotomy. fllmdS pp. Fihned. flecktS pa. Flecked. 43 fesant forener fledgd'"*«, pp. Fledged. flut'terd-"; pp. Fluttered. fleerd*", pp. Fleered. flux'1-bP, a. Fluxible. flegm'', n. Phlegm. flux'i-bl-ness'*, n. Fluxibleness. fleg-mat'lc, a. Phlegmatic. fluxt^*«, pp. Fluxed. flem^, n. Phlegm. fly'a-bF, a. Flyable. fleshf, pp. Fleshed. fo% n. Foe. flex'1-bP, a. Flexible. foald-*S pp. Foaled. flex'l-bl-ness^, n. Flexibleness. foamd^*®, pp. Foamed. flex'U''", a. Flexile. fobd*"", pp. Fobbed. flex'lvtS a. Flexive. fo'cusf^S pp. Focused. flextS a. Flexed. fod'derd», pp. Foddered. flick'erdS pp. Flickered. foe'nlx^, n. Phoenix, phenix. flicktS PP- FUcked. fogd«, pp. Fogged. flIncht''*S pp. FUnched. foi'bP, n. Foible. flipt», pp. FUpped. folld^*% a. FoUed. fllrt'a-bP, a. FUrtable. fol'li-cP, n. Follicle. flit'terds pp. Fhttered. fol'loed®, pp. Followed. floi% n. Floe. fol'lowd^*S pp. Followed. flo^", V. & n. Flow. fon'dF, vt. & vi. Fondle. float 'a-bP, a. Floatable. fon'dld^, pp. Fondled. flockt^, pp. Flocked. fo-net'ic^*«, a. & n. Phonetic. floed^, pp. Flowed. fo'net-ist', n. Phonetist. floes*, n. pi. Flows. fon'lc^, a. Phonic. flogd^*«, pp. Flogged. fo'no-graf^*", v. & n. Phonograph. flog'ga-bP, a. Floggable. fo-nog'ra-fer''*S n. Phonographer. floord*"**, pp. Floored. fo^no-graflC**, a. Phonographic. flopt^, pp. Flopped. fo-nog'ra-fy''*^, n. Phonography. flos*, n. Floss. fo"no-log'lc'', a. Phonologic. flot'ta-bF, a. Flottable. fo-nol'o-glsf, n. Phonologist. flouii'derd^*«, pp. Floundered. fo-nol'o-gy^, n. Phonology. flounst*, pp. Flounced. fo'no-type^, n. Phonotype. ' flourd", pp. Floured. foold-", pp. Fooled. flour'isht«, pp. Flourished. for-bad'^, vt. Forbade. flowd^, pp. Flowed. for-bear'a-bP, a. Forbearable. flow'«rd», pp. Flowered. for-bld'a-bP, a. Forbidable. flox^*%n. Phlox. for-bld'n'", pa. Forbidden. flu®, V. & n. Flue. for'cl-bF, a. Forcibly. flu®, imp. Flew. for'cl-bl-ness*', n. Forcibleness. fluc'tu-a-bF, a. Fluctuable. ford'a-bP, a. Fordable. flur'ish'', V. & n. Flourish. ford'a-bl-ness^, n. Fordableness. flur'lshf*, pp. Flourished. fore-gon'^, pa. Foregone. flusht*"*®, pp. Flushed. fore'hed^, n. Forehead. flus'terd^*S pp. Flustered. for'eii''*^, a. Foreign. flut'ter-a-bF, a. Flutterable. fot'en-er*"*", n. Foreigner. foreknowabl gagl fore-know 'a-bP, a. foreknowable. fore-see 'a-bF, a. Foreseeable. fore-warnd'«, pp. Forewarned. for'felt-a-bP, a. Forfeitable. for'flt*, V. & n. Forfeit. forge 'a-bP, a. Forgeable. for-get'a-bl, for-get'ta-bF, a. For- getable, forgettable. for-get'a-[or ta-]bl-ness^, n. For- getableness, forgettableness. for'ge-tiv«, a. Forgetive. for-glv'^**, vt. & vi. Forgive. for-glv'a-bF, a. Forgivable. for-glv'ness^, n. Forgiveness. for-gon'*", pp. Forgone. for'hed^, n. Forehead. forkt», a. Forked. form'a-bF, a. Formable. form'a-tlv^*^, a. & n. Formative. formd^*«, pa. Formed. for'mi-da-bF, a. Formidable. for'mi-da-bl-ness^, n. Formidable- forst^, pp. Forced. fort'a-lisS n. Fortalice. fo^'tI-fl"a-bl^ a. Fortifiable. fos'fate^, n. Phosphate. fos-for'lc^, a. Phosphoric. fos'for-us^*^, n. Phosphorus. foss'', n. Fosse. fos'terd^*^, pp. Fostered. fo'to-graf*^, V. & n. Photograph. fo-tog'ra-fer*"**, n. Photographer. fo"to-graf' Ic^*^, a Photographic. fo'to-graff**, pp. Photographed. fo-tog'ra-fy^*8, n. Photography. fo-tom'e-ter^, n. Photometer. fo-tom'e-try, n. Photometry. fo'to-sphere*, n. Photosphere. fo'to-type^, n. Phototj^je. fould^*", pp. Fouled. fouii'derd^*^, pp. Foundered. foxt^*", pa. Foxed. frac'ta-bF, n. Fractable. 44 frac'tilS a. Fractile. frag'IF*S a. Fragile. frag'll-ly», adv. Fragilely. fraiD'a-bP, a. Framable. fram'a-bl-ness'', n. Framableness. fran'gl-bl^, a. Frangible. fran'gi-bl-ness'', n. Frangibleness. frank'a-bl'', a. Frankable. frankt^, pp. Franked. frase^**, v. & n. Phrase. fra"se-ol'o-gy^*^, n. Phraseology. fraut^, pa. Fraught. frayd«, pp. Frayed. fraz'P, V. & n. Frazzle. fraz'W, pp. Frazzled. freakt«, pp. Freaked. freck'P, V. & n. Freckle. freck'ld^, pa. Freckled. freez^, vt. & vi. Freeze. frend^, n. Friend. fre-nol'o-glst^, n. Phrenologist. fre-nol'o-gy^**, n. Phrenology. fren'zy, v. & n. Phrensy. frencht^, a. Frenched. fre-quent'a-bP, a. Frequentable. fre-quen'ta-tlv*, a. & n. Frequenta- tive. fresh'end^*^, pp. Freshened. frI'a-bP, a. Friable. fri'a-bl-ness^, n. Friableness. frib'P, v., a. & n. Fribble. frib'ld% pp. Fribbled. frlc'a-tlv^, a. & n. Fricative. fric'tion-a-bF, a. Frictionable. friez^, V. & n. Frieze. fright 'en-a-bF, a. Frightenable. frlght'end'**, pp. Frightened. friF*% V. & n. FriU. frIld''*S pp. Frilled. frlskf*", pp. Frisked. frlt'terd''*^, pp. Frittered. friv'o-lus®, a. Frivolous. frlz^, V. & n. Frizz. frlzd*"*", pp. Frizzed. 45 friz'P, V. & n. Frizzle. frlz'ld', jyp. Frizzled. frockt^y pp. Frocked. frol'lckt*", pp. Frolicked. frol'lc-sum*"**, a. Frolicsome. frol'lct^, pj). Frolicked. frotht^, -pp. Frothed. frownd*'*^, -pp. Frowned. fruc'tI-fi''a-bF, a. Fructifiable. fruc'tl-fl-ca-tiv^, a. Fructificative. fru-glv'o-rus*, a. Frugivorous. fru'i-tlv», a. Fruitive. frunf, y., a. & n. Front. frus'tra-bP, a. Frustrable. frus'tra-tiv^, a. Frustrative. fud'P, vt. & vi. Fuddle. fud'ld', pp. Fuddled. fu'eld«, pp. Fueled. fu'ga-tiv", a. Fugative. fu'gl-tlv^**, a. & n. Fugitive. fu'gl-tlv-ly«, adv. Fugitively. fu'gl-tlv-ness", n. Fugitiveness. fuF", v., a., n. & adv. Full. fuld^*% pp. Fulled. ful-fll'^*% vt. Fulfill. ful-flld'"S pp. Fulfilled. ful'mln^, vt. & vi. Fulmine. furness*, n. Fullness. ful'sum*"**, a. Fulsome. fum'bP, V. & n. Fumble. fum'bld^, pp. Fumbled. fund'a-bl^, a. Fundable. fun'gl-bP, a. & n. Fungible. fun'neld^, pp. Funneled. fur'blsh-a-bF, a. Furbishable. fur'blsht^*", pp. Furbished. furd^, pp. & a. Furred. foreknowabl gagl furW**, pp. Furled. fur'lo*"", V. & n. Furlough. fur'loed^*«, pp. Furloughed. fur'nish-a-bF, a. Furnishable. fur'nisht^", pa. Furnished. fur'ro^, V. & n. Furrow. fur'roed^, o. Furrowed. fur'therd^*^, pp. Furthered. fur'tlv^*«, a. Furtive. fur'tiv-ly^. Furtively. fur'tlv-ness^, n. Furtiveness. furz*", V. & n. Furze. fus®, V. & n. Fuss. fus'cus^, a. Fuscous. fust^*», pp. Fussed. fu'tU'*% fu'tUe^ a. Futile. fu'tU-lys, adv. Futilely. fu'til-ness^, n. Futileness. fuz*", n. Fuzz. fuze, V. & n. Fuse. fu'zl-bl% a. Fusible. fu'zi-bl-ness^, n. Fusibleness. fu'zlon^, n. Fusion. fy-lac'ter-y^, n. Phylactery. fys'lc' n. Physic. fys'i-caP, a. Physical. fy-si'clan^**, n. Physician. fys'i-clst^, n. Physicist. fys'lckt^, pp. Physicked. fys'lcs^*^, n. Physics. fys'^i-og'no-iiilst', n. Physiognomist. fys"l-og'no-iny*', n. Physiognomy. fys"i-o-log'ic^, a. Physiologic. fys"l-ol'o-glst^, n. Physiologist. fys^l-d'o-gy*"", n. Physiology. fy-tog'ra-fy^, n. Phytography. fy-tol'o-gy^, n. Phytology. gabd'*", pp. Gabbed. gab'l', V. & n. Gabble. gab'ld*', pp. Gabbled. gar V. & n. Gafif. garip, n. Gaffle. gagd^*«, pp. Gagged. gage'a-bl^, a. Gageabk gag'F, V. & n. Gaggle. gagld granlt gag'W, pp. Gaggled. gain'a-bl^, a. Gainable. ' gaind^*^, pp. Gained. gal'terd*, pp. Gaitered. ga-lag'ln, ga-lag'i-nlnB, a. & n. Ga- lagine, galaginine. gal'an-tinB, n. Galantine. gald», pa. Galled. galld'', pa. Galled. gal'lopt", pp. Galloped. gal'ly*, n. Galley. gam'bl^, V. & n. Gamble. gam'bld^, pp. Gambled. gamd^, pp. Gammed. game'sum^**, o. Gamesome. gam'mond", pp. Gammoned. gang'', n. Gangue. gang'a-bl^, a. Gangable. gapt^, pp. Gapped. gar"an-tee'^, v. & n. Guarantee. gaF'an-ty, v. & n. Guaranty. garbd^, pp. Garbed. gar'bl*", V. & n. Garble. gar'bW, pp. Garbled. gard*"*^, V. & n. Guard. gar'den-a-bl^, a. Gardenable. gar'dend^*^, pp. Gardened. gar'dl-an*'*8, a. & n. Guardian. gar'gl'*, V. & n. Gargle. gar'gld*", pp. Gargled. gar'nerd'^*^, pp. Garnered. gar'nisht^, a. Garnished, gar'ri-sond^, a. Garrisoned. gar'terd*, pp. Gartered, gashf", pp. Gashed. gas'I-fl"a-bF, a. Gasifiable. gaspt^*8, pp. Gasped. gast^, pp. Gassed. gast'li-ness*', n. Ghastliness. gast'lyp*8, a. & adv. Ghastly. gath'er-a-bl'', a. Gatherable. gath'erd^, pp. Gathered. gauz^, n. Gauze. gav'eld^, pp. Gaveled, gavelled. 46 ga-zel"", n. Gazelle. ga-zet'^, V. & n. Gazette. geard^, pp. Geared. gel'a-bF, a. Gelable. gel'a-tln^, n. Gelatine. * ge-lafl-nlz^a-bP, a. Gelatinizable. geld'a-bP, a. Geldable. gem'i-na-tlv^, a. & n. Geminative. gen'der-a-bP, a. Genderable. geii'derd*"**, pp. Gendered. gen'eF-a-bP, a. Generable. gen'er-a-bl-ness'', n. Generableness. gen'er-ald«, pp. Generaled, gener- alled, geii'er-al-lz"[or -ls"]a-bP, a. Gener- alizable, generaUsable. gen'er-a-tlv«, a. Generative. gen'i-tlv'"*^, a. & n. Genitive. gen'tP, v., a. & n. Gentle. gen'tW, pp. Gentled. gen'tl-man^, n. Gentleman. gen'u-iii*'*«, a. Genuine. geii'u-ln-ly», adv. Genuinely. gen'u-ln-ness^, n. Genuineness. ge-og'ra-fer'', n. Geographer. ge"o-graf'Ic, -1-caP, a. Geographic, geographical. ge-og'ra-fy^*^, n. Geography. ger'ml-na-bP, a. Germinable. ger'mi-na-tlv*, a. Germinative. ger'mi-na-tlv-ly*, adv. Germinative- ly. ge-run'dlv^, n. Gerundive. ge-run'dlv-ly", adv. Gerundively- gess^, v. & n. Guess. gest^, pp. Guessed. gesf, n. Guest. ges'ta-tlv», a. Gestative. ges-tic'u-la"tlv*, a. Gesticulative. ges-tlc'u-la-tlv-ly», adv. Gesticula- tively. get-at'a-bP, a. Getatable. get-at'a-bl-ness'', n. Getatableness. Ghlb'el-linS a. & n. Ghibelline. 47 glbd», a. Gibbed. glb'berd^, pp. Gibbered. gigd», pp. Gigged. gig'l^, V. & n. Giggle. glg'ld^ pp. Giggled. glg'nl-tiv^, a. Gignitive. glP*% V. & n. Gill. gUdS pp. Gilled. gild^, n. Guild. gllt% n. Guilt. gUt'y', a. Guilty. gind», pp. Ginned. gin'gerd*, pp. Gingered. glr'dF, V. & n. Girdle. glrMW, pp. Girdled. glrtht^, pp. Girthed. glv^*% vt. & vi. Give. give'a-bF, a. Giveable. glv'!!*", pa. Given. glad'dend^, pp. Gladdened. glad 'sum****, a. Gladsome. glam'or^, vt. Glamour. glam'ord^, pp. Glamoured. glanst^, pp. Glanced. glas^, V. & n. Glass. glast^, pp. Glassed. gleamd^**, pp. Gleamed. gleand^", pp. Gleaned. glibdS pp. Glibbed. gllm'merd^, pp. Glimmered. glimps'*, V. & n. Glimpse. glimpst^**, pp. Glimpsed. gUs'tend^, pp. Glistened. glls'terd^*^, pp. Glistered. glit'terd^*% pp. Glittered. glo*, V. & n. Glow. gloed^, pp. Glowed. gloes", 3d pers. sing. pres. ind. Glows. glooind*'*^, pp. Gloomed. glo'rl-us®, a. Glorious. glos'so-graf, n. Glossograph. glos-sog'ra-fer^, n. Glossographer. glos-sog'ra-fy, n. Glossography. glost", pp. Glossed. -gagld granit glowd«, pp. Glowed. glow'erd^, pp. Glowered. glu^, V. & n. Glue. glyc'er-in^, n. Glycerine. glyP, n. Glyph. glyf o-graf*, v. & n. Glyphograph. glyf-og'ra-fy^, n. Glyphography. glyp'to-graf*, n. Glyptograph. gnarld^", a. Gnarled. gnasht", pp. Gnashed. gnaw'a-bP, a. Gnawable. gnawd^**, pp. Gnawed. go"a-hed'l-tlv^, a. Goaheaditive. go"a-hed'a-[or -l-]tlv-ness», n. Go- aheadativeness, goaheaditiveness. gob'P, V. & n. Gobble. gob'ld'', pp. Gobbled. God'hed'-**, n. Godhead. go'fer^, n. Gopher. gof'ferd«, pp. Goffered. gog'P, V. & n. Goggle. gog'ld^, pp. Goggled. gol'ter^, n. Goitre. gol'terd*, a. Goitered. golft«, pp. Golfed. gon^*^, pa. Gone. good''*by'^, a., n. & interj. Good*bye. gost*"", n. Ghost. gost'ly^, a. Ghostly. gos'slpt", pp. Gossiped. got'n^, pp. Gotten. gownd", pp. Gowned. grabd*"*8, pp. Grabbed. grab'P, vt. & vi. Grabble. grab'ld^, pp. Grabbled. grac'IP, a. Gracile. graP, V. & n. Graff. grar*, n. Graph. graf'lc^**, a. Graphic. gralnd^*8j pp^ Grained. gral'Un^, a. & n. Gralline. gpain"i-iilv'o-riis®, a. Graminivorous. gram'ma-log^, n. Grammalogue. gran'tf**, n. Granite. grantabl heriotabl 48 grant 'a-bP, a. Grantable. gros*, a. & n. Gross. gran'u-la-tlv^, a. Granulative. groupt***^, pp. Grouped. gras^, V. & n. Grass. grov'eW^s, pp. Groveled. grasp'a-bF, a. Graspable. growld^*», pp. Growled. graspt''*^, pp. Grasped. gru", imp. Grew. grav"i-per-cep'tlv«, a. Gravipercep- grubd''*8, pp. Grubbed. tive. grudgd^*«, pp. Grudged. grav"l-sen'sl-tlv», a. Gravisensitive. gruF*% a. Gruff. grav'i-ta-tlv«, a. Gravitative. grum'bF, v. & n. Grumble. greaz''*% grease'', vt. Grease. grum'bld*", pp. Grumbled. greazd'', greasf**, pp. Greased. guard 'a-bP, a. Guardable. green 'a-bP, a. Greenable. guize'', V. & n. Guise. grib'P, n. Gribble. gul% V. & n. Gull. grld'P, V. & n. Griddle. gulft''*% pp. Gulfed. g^ld'ld^ pp. Griddled. gul'll-[or-la-.]bP,o. Gullible, gullable. grId'l"rond«, pp. Gridironed. gulptp*«, pp. Gulped. griev^, vt. & vi. Grieve. gur'gp, V. & n. Gurgle. grievd^*8, pp. Grieved. gur'gld^, pp. Gurgled. grlev'us®, a. Grievous. gusht^*«, pp. Gushed. griF*% V. & n. GriU. guv'ern^, vt. & vi. Govern. grlld% pp. GriUed. guv'ern-a-bl^, a. Governable. grlnd^, pp. Grinned. guv'ernd^, pp. Governed. gript^*S pp. Gripped. guv'er-ness^, n. Governess. grlz'F, V. & n. Grizzle. guv'ern-lng'", pa. Groverning. griz'ld'', a. Grizzled. guv'ern-ment^, n. Government. gro'', vt. & VI. Grow. guv'er-nor^, n. Governor. groes*, Sd per. sing. pres. indie. Grows. gus'ta-tiv«, a. Gustative. groand^, pp. Groaned. gus'ta-tlv-ness», n. Gustativeness. grogd«, pp. Grogged. gut'ta-bF, a. Guttable. groind», a. Groined. gut'terd^, pp. Guttered. groomdP*8, pp. Groomed. guz'F, V. & n. Guzzle. groov^, V. & n. Groove. guz'ld'', pp. Guzzled. groovd^*^, pa. Grooved. H hab'It-a-bF, a. Habitable. hab'it-a-bl-ness'', n. Habitableness. hab'I-ta-tlv^, a. Habitative. hach^, v. & n. Hatch. hach'ment^, n. Hatchment. hack'l'', v. & n. Hackle. hack 'Id'', pp. Hackled. hack'ny^, v., a. & n. Hackney. had'doc", n. Haddock. hackf*^, pp. Hacked. hag'F, v. & n. Haggle. hag'ld'', pp. Haggled. halld' hal'lo^, V. hal'loes^. Hallows. pp. Hailed. Hallow. Sd per. sing. pres. ind. 49 grantabl heriotabl hal'lowd'*, pp- Hallowed. hatch 'ett-in", n. Hatchettine. hal'terd^*% pp. Haltered. hatcht*"*", pp. Hatched. halv*-, vt. Halve. hauld^*% pp. Hauled. halvd"*', pp. Halved. hau'ty^*^, a. Haughty. ham'bF, vt. & vi. Hamble. hav*"*^, vt. & vi. Have. ham'moc^, n. Hammock. hav'oC, V. & n. Havock. hain'perd^*^, pp. Hampered. hav'ockt^, pp. Havocked. hand'cuf'"*, v. & n. Handcuff. hawd», pp. Hawed. hand'cuft"^*«, pp. Handcuffed. hawkt^*«, pp. Hawked. hand'i-capt», pp. Handicapped. hayd«, pp. Hayed. han'dP, v. & n. Handle. haz'ard-a-bF, a. Hazardable. han'dld", pp. Handled. heald^*», pp. Healed. hand'sum^**, a. Handsome. heapt^*S pp. Heaped. hangd^**, pp. Hanged. heav^, v. & n. Heave. hang'a-bP, a. Hangable. heavd^*S pa. Heaved. han'kerd«, pp. Hankered. heavs^, n. Heaves. bapd"*, pp. Happed. hec'tord", pp. Hectored. hap'pend*"**, pp. Happened. hed^*», y., a. & n. Head. hapt^, pp. Happed. • hed'ake"^*S n. Headache. ha-rang"'*8, v. & n. Harangue. hedgd*'*S pp. Hedged. ha-rangd'^*8, pp. Harangued. hed'land"^*% n. Headland. har'ast^*«, pp. Harassed. hed'long'"'*8, a. & adv. Headlong. har'bor'', v. & n. Harbour. heeld^*«, a. Heeled. har'bord^", pp. Harbored, harboured. hef 'er^, n. Heifer. hard 'end", pp. Hardened. height 'end'', pp. Heightened. hark'en^**, vt. & vi. Hearken. heP*%n. Hell. hark'end^*", pp. Hearkened. helmd», pp. Helmed. harkt''**, pp. Harked. help'a-bP, a. Helpable. harmd*'*", pp. Harmed. helpt''*", pp. Helped. har-mo'ni-us^, a. Harmonious. helth^*«, n. Health. har'nesf*", a. Harnessed. helth'fulS a. Healthful. har-poond'^, pp. Harpooned. helth'y*", a. Healthy. harpt^*«, pp. Harped. helv^**, V. & n. Helve. har'rowd^*», pp. Harrowed. helvd", pp. Helved. hart"**, v. & n. Heart. hemd", pp. Hemmed. hart'en", vt. Hearten. hem'l-sfere^, n. Hemisphere. harth^", n. Hearth. hem'i-stic®, n. Hemistich. hart'y^", a. & n. Hearty. hem'Ioc*, n. Hemlock. hasht^*S pp. Hashed. hem'or-age', n. Hemorrhage. haspt", pp. Hasped. hense'*, adv. Hence. has'soc^, n. Hassock. her-blv'o-rus*, a. Herbivorous. hast'end", pp. Hastened. herd*", pp. Heard. hat'a-bl, hate'a-bP, a. Hatable, he-red 'i-ta-tiv», a. Hereditative. hateable. her'l-ot-a-bP, a. Heriotable. beritabl imageabl 50 her'i-ta-bP, a. Heritable. hom'i-nin% a. Hominine. her-maf ro-dlte*", a. & n. Hermaph- ho"mo-ciii-chon'I-clnS n. Homo- rodite. cinchonicine. her'o-in8, n. Heroine. ho"ino-cin-chon'i-din% n. Homo- herse^, n. Hearse. cinchonidine. herst^, pp. Hearsed. ho"mo-cln'cho-nln«, n. Homocin- hes'I-ta-tiv^, a. Hesitative. chonine. hes'I-ta-tiv-ly», adv. Hesitatively. hom'o-fone*, n. Homophone. heth'er^*S n. Heather. ho'mo-graf*, n. Homograph. hev'en^*^, v. & n. Heaven. hon'or^, v. & n. Honour. jiev'yp*8, a. & n. Heavy. hon'or-a-bF, a. & n. Honorable, hic'cof, hic'cup^, v. & n. Hiccough, honourable. hiccup. hon'or-a-bl-ness^, n. Honorable- hic'coft^, hlc'cupt^*% pp. Hic- ness. coughed, hiceuped. hon'ordp*^, pp. Honored, honoured. hlch^ V. & n. Hitch. hoii'y*» v., a. & n. Honey. hid'e-us®, a. Hideous. hood'winkt'*^, pp. Hoodwinked. hld'n% pa. Hidden. hooft^*% pp. & a. Hoofed. hl'er-o-glyP, n. Hieroglyph. hookt^^S pa. Hooked. hiF*% V. & n. HiU. hoop'ingsscof"', n. Hooping«cough. hUd''*S a. HiUed. hoopt*'*8, pp. Hooped. hil'locS n. Hillock. hopt^, pp. Hopped. hin'derd^*8, pp. Hindered. hornd^*«, a. Homed. hlpt^*% pp. & a. Hipped. ho-rog'ra-fy', n. Horography. hir'clns, a. Hircine. hoT'o-log**, n. Horologue. his®, V. & n. Hiss. hor'rl-bF, a. Horrible. lilst^*8, pp. Hissed. hor'rl-bl-ness°, n. Horribleness. hitchts pp. Hitched. horst''*^, pp. Horsed. ho% V. & n. Hoe. hor'ta-tiV^S a. Hortative. hob'F, V. & n. Hobble. hor'ta-tlv-ly«, adv. Hortatively. hock'', vt. Hough. hos'pi-ta-bF, a. Hospitable. hogd», pa. Hogged. hos'pl-ta-bl-ness'', n. Hospitable- hole"*, a. & n. Whole. ness. hole'lyp, adv. Wholly. hos'til% a. & n. Hostile. hole'sale'', a. & n. Wholesale. houz**, vt. & vi. House. hole'sum^, a. Wholesome. houzd', pp. & a. Housed. hol'lo®, y., a. & n. Hollow. houz'ing^', n. Housing. hoFloed^, pp. Hollowed. hov'eld^, pp. Hoveled, hovelled. hoF'o-crys'tal-lin*, a. Holocrystal- hov'erd^, pp. Hovered. line. howld'*% pp. Howled. hol"o-hy'a-liii«, a. HolohyaUne. huch"*, V. & n. Hutch. hol'sterd», a. Holstered. hucht*", pp. Hutched. hom'age-a-bl'', a. Homageable. hud'P, V. & n. Huddle. home's ted'", v. & n. Homestead. huP*% y., a. & tt. Huff. heritabl 51 imageabl huft"S pp. Huffed. huskt^, a. Husked. hugd'*S pp. Hugged. hus'tP, V. & n. Hustle. hul% V. & n. HuU. hus'tld^ pp. Hustled. huldS pp. Hulled. hutcht% a. Hutched. hulktS pp. Hulked. hy"a-cin'thlii«, a. Hyacinthine. hum'bP, V. & a. Humble. hy'a-linS a. & n. Hyahne. hum'bld^, pp. Humbled. hy'brid-ls"a-bl% a. Hybridisable. humd% imp. & pp. Hummed. hy'brld-iz"a-[or -is"a-]bP, a. Hy- hu-iiill'l-a"tiv^, a. Humiliative. bridizable, hybridisable. hum'moc*, v. & n. Hummock. hy'dra-zin«, n. Hydrazine. hu'mor'', v. & n. Humour. hy"dro-cou'ma-riii8, n. Hydrocou- hu'mord^*8, pa. Humored, hu- marine. moured. hy"dro-cy'a-nid*, n. , Hydrocyanide. humpf**, a. Humped. hy"dro-fo'bi-a'*, n. Hydrophobia, huiicht% pp. Hunched. hy-drog'ra-fy, n. Hydrography. hun'ey, v.,a.&n. Honey. hy"dro-pic'a-liii% n. Hydropicahne. hun'eyd'', a. Honeyed. hy'e-nln% a. Hyenine. hun'ied'', a. Honied. hy'fen^", v. & n. Hyphen. hunt'a-bl'', a. Huntable. hy'fend'', pp. Hyphened. hurld^, pp. Hurled. hy'phend^, pp. Hyphened. hur-rahd'^, pp. Hurrahed. hyp'no-tlz"[or -tls"]a-bF, a. Hypno- hus'band-a-bP, a. Husbandable. tizable, hypnotisable. hushf, pp. Hushed. hyp'o-crit*'*«, n. Hypocrite. Ich*", V. & n. Itch. Icht*", pp. Itched. I'cl-cF, n. Icicle. I-de'a-tiv^, a. Ideative. l-den'tl-fl"a-bl% a. Identifiable. id^l-o-re-pul'slV, a. Idiorepulsive. lg-nlt'l-[or a-]bl«, a. Ignitible, ignit- able. ig-no'W, a. Ignoble. Ig-no'bl-ness^, n. Ignobleness. Ig-nor'a-bP, a. Ignorable. IF, a., n. & adv. HI. I 'land*"", V. & n. Island. lle''*S V. & n. Isle. I'let^S n. Islet. ll'la-tlv«'*S a. Illative. ll-land'a-bP, a. Ulandable. U-leg'l-bP, a. Illegible. U-leg'i-bl-ness'', n. Illegible U-lev'I-a-bF, a. Illeviable. U-Um'i-ta-bF, a. & n. IlUmitable. il-llm'i-ta-bl-ness^, n. lllimitable- U-lo'ca-bP, a. Illocable. ll-lu'ml-na-tlv^, a. Dlimiinative. il-lu'min*, vt. Illumine. il-lu'sion-a-bP, a. Illusionable. ll-lu'siv^*8, a. niusive. il-lu'slv-ly^, adv. Illusively. Il-lu'slv-ness", n. Illusiveness. il-lus'tra-bP, a. lUustrable. 11-Ius'tra-ta-bP, a. lUustratable. Il-lus'tra-tlv**, a. Illustrative. il-lus'trl-us*, a. Illustrious. IFness*", n. Illness. im'age-a-bP, a. Imageable. Imagln in Im-ag'lii^**, vt. & id. Imagine. im-ag'i-na-I)!'', a. Imaginable. Im-ag'i-na-bl-ness'*, n. Imagin- ableness. lm-ag'i-na-tlv^*», a. Imaginative. Im-ag'l-na-tiv-ly^, adv. Imagina- tively. im-ag'i-na-tiv-ness^, n. Imagina- tiveness. Im-ag'ind^**, pp. Imagined. iin'be-ciF*», a. & n. Imbecile. Im-blt'terdf^, pa. Imbittered. Im'brl-ca-tlv®, a. Imbricative. Im-brownd't*", pa. Imbrowned. im-bru'«, vt. Imbrue. Im'i-ta-bF, a. Imitable. Im'i-ta-bl-ness^, n. Imitableness. lm'l-ta-tlv^*«, a. Imitative. Im'I-ta-tlv-ly*, adv. Imitatively. im'l-ta-tlv-ness^, n. Imitativeness. Im-mal'le-a-bF, a. Immalleable. Im-man'a-cl'', vt. Immanacle. Im-med'l-ca-bF, a. Immedicable. Im-mein'o-ra-bl'', a. Immemorable. Iin-ineii'sur-a-bF,a. Immensm'able. Im-me'zur-a-bF, a. Immeasm-able. Im-mis'ci-bl^, a. Immiscible. Im-mit'i-ga-bF, a. Immitigable. Im-mix'a-bl^, a. Immixable. lin-inor'tal-iz"a-bl^, a. Immortal- izable. Im-mo'tlv^, a. Immotive. Im-mov'a-bF, a. & n. Immovable. Im-mov'a-bl-ness^, n. Immovable- ness. im-mu'ta-bl'*, a. Immutable. im-mu'ta-bl-ness^, n. Immutable- im-palr'a-bP, a. Impairable. Im-palrd"'*«, pp. Impaired. im-pal'pa-bF, a. Impalpable. Im-part'l-bP, a. Impartible. lin"par-tlc'l-pa-bF, a. Impartici- pable. 52 lm-par'tiv«, a. Impartive. im-pass'a-bl''» a. Impassable. Im-pass'a-bl-ness'', n. Impassable- ness. im-pas'si-bF, a. Impassible. im-pas'si-bl-ness'', n. Impassible- ness. im-pas'siond^, o. Impassioned. im-pas'siv^*^, a. Impassive. Im-pas'slv-ly^, adv. Impassively. im-pas'siv-ness'', n. Impassiveness. im-pay'a-bF, a. Impayable. Im-peach'a-bP, a. Impeachable. Im-peacht'^, pp. Impeached. im-pec'ca-bF, a. Impeccable. im-peld""**, pp. Impelled. Im-pen'e-tra-bP, a. Impenetrable. Im-pen'e-tra-bl-ness^, n. Impene- trableness. im-pen'e-tra-tlv^, a. Impenetrative. im-per'a-tlv*'*^, a. & n. Imperative. im-per'a-tlv-ly^, adv. Imperatively. Im-per'a-tlv-ness^, n. Imperative- ness. iiii"per-celv'a-bF, a. Imperceivable. lin"per-cep'tl-bl^, a. & n. Imper- ceptible. iiii"per-cep'tl-bl-ness^, n. Imper- ceptibleness. lm"per-cep'tiv», a. Imperceptive. Im^per-fec'tl-bF, a. Imperfectible. Iin"per-fec'tiv^, a. Imperfective. Im-per'fo-ra-bF, a. Imperforable. iin"per-forni'a-bP, a. Imperform- able. Im-per'lld^**, pp. Imperilled. Im-per'ish-a-bF, a. Imperishable. Im-per'lsh-a-bl-ness'", n. Imperish- ableness. Im-pe'rl-us«, a. Imperious. Im-per'nae-a-bP, a. Impermeable. im-per'me-a-bl-ness'', n. Imperme- ableness. lin"per-iiiis'si-bF, a. Impermissible. 53 im-per'son-a-tiv^, a. Impersonative. Im"per-scrlp'tl-bP, a. Imperscrip- tible. Iin"per-splr'a-bP, a. Imperspirable. Im"per-suad'a-bF, a. Impersuad- able. Im'^per-suad'a-bl-ness^, n. Imper- suadableness. lin"per-sua'sI-bP, a. Impersuasible. Iin"per-tran'si-bF, a. Impertran- sible. Im"per-turb'a-bP, a. Imperturba- ble. lm''per-turb'a-bl-ness'', n. Imper- turbableness. . Im"per-vert'l-bP, a. Impervertible. Im-per'vi-a-bl^, a. Imperviable. Im"per'vl-a-bl-ness^, n. Impervi- ableness. Im'pe-tra-bl*", a. Impetrable. lm'pe-tra-tiv», a. Impetrative. im-pla'ca-bP, a. Implacable. im-pla'ca-bl-ness^, n. Implacable- im-pIau'si-bF, a. Implausible. Im-plau'si-bl-ness^, n. Implausible- ness. Im-plead'a-bF, a. Impleadable. im-pli'a-bP, a. Impliable. tm'pli-ca-tiv^, a. Implicative. Im-plo'slv^, a. & n. Implosive. Iiii-po'lar-Iz"a-bF, a. Impolarizable. im-ponMer-a-bF, a. & n. Impon- derable. Im-pon'der-a-bl-ness^, n. Impon- derableness. im-pos'a-bP, a. Imposable. Im-pos'i-tlv^, a. Iifipositive. Im-pos'si-bF, a. & n. Impossible. im-po'ta-bP, a. Impotable. lm-pov'er-isht^*8, yp. Impoverished. im-prac'ti-ca-bF, a. Impracticable. im-prac'ti-ca-bl-ness^, n. Imprac- ticableness. Imagin in Im-preg'na-bF, a. Impregnable. im-preg'na-bl-ness'', n. Impregna- bleness. Im-preg'na-tiv«, a. Impregnative. Im"pre-scrib'a-bl'*, a. Imprescrib- able. Iin"pre-scrIp'tl-bF, a. Imprescrip- tible. im-press'i-bF, a. Impressible. im-press'i-bl-ness'', n. Impressible- ness. Im-pres'sion-a-bP, a. Impression- able. Im-pres'sion-a-bl-ness'', n. Impres- sionableness. lin-pres'slv''*^, a. Impressive. Im-pres'siv-ly^, adv. Impressively. Im-pres'slv-ness^, n. Impressiveness. Im-prest'^**, pp. Impressed. Im" pre- vent 'a-bP, a. Impreventa- ble. im"pre-vis'i-bl^, a. Imprevisible. im-prlm'i-tiv^, a. Imprimitive. im-pris'ond^, pp. Imprisoned. Im-prob'a-bP, a. Improbable. Im-prob'a-bl-ness'', n. Improbable- ness. im-prob'a-tlv^, a. Improbative. Iin"pro-duc'l-bF, a. Improducible. lm"pro-gres'siv^, a. Improgressive. lin"pro-gres'slv-ly^, adv. Improgres- sively. im-prov'a-bF, a. Improvable. Im-prov'a-bl-ness^, n. Improvable- im-pug'na-bP, a. Impugnable. iin-pul'slv^*«, a. Impulsive. im-put'a-bP, a. Imputable. im-put'a-bl-ness'*, n. Imputable- Im-pu'ta-tlv^, a. Imputative. Im-pu'ta-tlv-ly^, adv. Imputatively. Iin"pu-tres'cl-bl*', a. Imputrescible. ln% n. Inn. Inacceptabl incontrovertiblness 54 In^ac-cep'ta-bF, a. Inacceptable. ln"ac-ces'sl-bF, a. Inaccessible. In"ac-ces'sl-bl-ness*, n. Inaccessi- bleness. In-ac'tlv^*^, a. Inactive. In-ac'tiv-ly», adv. Inactively. In-ac'tiv-ness^, n. Inactiveness. ln"a-dapt'a-bF, a. Inadaptable. In"a-ciap'tiv^*«, a. Inadaptive. in-ad'e-Qua-tiv", a. Inadequative. In"ad-he'siv''*^, a. Inadhesive. in"ad-mis'si-bF, o. Inadmissible. ln"ad-vis'a-bF, a. Inadvisable. In-af'fa-bF, a. Inaffable. in"ag-gres'siv^*^, a. Inaggressive. In-a'llen-a-bP, a. Inalienable. in-a'lien-a-bl-ness^, n. Inalienable- In-al'ter-a-bP, a. Inalterable. In-al'ter-a-bl-ness^, n. Inalterable- lii"a-inis'si-bP, a. Inamissible. in'^a-mis'si-bl-ness'*, n. Inamissible- ness. ln"a-mov'a-bP, a. Inamovable. In"ap-peal'a-bP, a. Inappealable. In"ap-peas'a-bl'', a. Inappeasable. in^ap-pel'la-bP, a. Inappellable. In-ap'pe-tl-W, a. Inappetible. in-ap'pli-ca-bl*", a. Inapplicable. in-ap'pll-ca-bl-ness^, n. Inapplica- bleness. In-ap'po-sit", a. Inapposite. ln"ap-pre'cl-a-bF, a. Inappreciable. Iii"ap-pre'ci-a-tiv''*«, a. Inappreci- ative. In^ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ly*, adv. Inappre- ciatively. in"ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ness^, n. Inappre- ciativeness. Iii-ap"pre-hen'sl-bl'*, a. Inappre- hensible. In-ap"pre-hen'slv^**, a. Inapprehen- sive. In-ap"pre-heii'siv-ness*, n. Inap- prehensiveness. ln"ap-proach'a-bl'', a. Inapproach- able. ln"ap-pro'prI-a-bl'', a. Inappropri- able. In-ar'a-bP, a. Inarable. ln"as-slin'I-la-bl'', a. Inassimilable. in"at-tack'a-bF, a. Inattackable. In"at-ten'tiv^*«, a. Inattentive. In-au'dl-bl^, a. Inaudible. in-au'di-bl-ness^, n. Inaudibleness. in-au'gu-ra-tiv«, a. Inaugurative. ln"au-thor'i-ta-tIv''*", a. Inauthor- itative. in"a-vall'a-bF, a. Inavailable. in"a-vert'I-bP, a. Inavertible. In'^a-vold'a-bF, a. Inavoidable. In-cal'cu-la-'bF, a. Incalculable. in-caFcu-la-bl-ness^, n. Incalcula- bleness. in-ca'pa-bF, a. & n. Incapable. In-car'na-din^, v. & a. Incarnadine. in-car'na-tlv", a. & n. Incamative. In-cen'slv*, a. Incensive. In-censt""*^, pp. Incensed. In-cen'sur-a-bP, a. Incensurable. in-ceii'tlv^*«, a. & n. Incentive. in-cen'tiv-ly^, adv. Incentively. in-cep'tiV*^, a. & n. Inceptive. In-ces'sa-bP, a. Incessable. ln-cho'a-tiv«, a. & n. Inchoative. incht^, a. Inched. In-cln'er-a-bF, a. Incinerable. In-cl'slv*, a. Incisive. In-cIt'a-bF, a. Incitable. In-cl'ta-tlv", a. Incitative. In-cl'tlv*, a. Incitive. In-cltn'a-bP, a. Inclinable. in-clin'a-bl-ness'', n. Inclinableness. In-cloze''", vt. Inclose. In-clud'I-bP, a. Includible. In-clu'slv^**, a. & n. Inclusive. In-clu'slv-ly*, adv. Inclusively. 55 Inacceptabl incontrovertiblness ln"co-ag'u-la-bP, a. Incoagulable. ln"co-erc'l-bl**, a. Incoercible. In-cog'i-ta-bP, a. Incogitable. In-cog'i-ta-tlv*, a. Incogitative. In-cog'ni-tlv^, a. Incognitive. in-cog'ni-za-bP, a. Incognizable. ln"cog-nos'cl-bP, a. Incognoscible. lii"co-he'sIv^, a. Incohesive. ln"com-bus'ti-bP, a. & n. Incombus- tible. In"com-bus'tI-bI-ness'', n. Incom- bustibleness. In'^com-men'su-ra-bP, a. & n. In- commensurable. ln"coin-ineii'su-ra-bI-ness^, n. In- commensurableness. In"coin-iiiis'ci-bF, a. Incommisci- ble. in"com-mu'iil-ca-bP, a. Incommu- nicable. ln"coiii-mu'iiI-ca-bl-ness'", n. In- communicableness. lii"coiii-inu'nl-ca-tlv*, a. Incom- municative. lii"com-niut'a-bF, a. Incommuta- ble. In-com'pa-ra-bP, a. & n. Incom- parable. ln"coiii'pa-ra-bl-ness'', n. Incom- parableness. ln"coin-pat'l-bF, a. Incompatible. ln"com-pat'i-bl-ness^, n. Incom- patibleness. lii"coin-peii'sa-bF, a. Incompensa- ble. In"com-plet'a-bF, a. Incompletable. ln"coiii-pos'lt^, a. Incomposite. ln"coin-pos'sl-bF, a. Incompossible. lii-coiii"pre-hen'sl-bF, a. & n. In- comprehensible. ln-com"pre-hen'si-bl-ness'', n. In- comprehensibleness. In-com^pre-hen'slv^, a. Incompre- hensive. In"coiii-press'i-bF, a. Incompress- ible. iii"coin-press'l-bl-ness% n. Incom- pressibleness. In^com-pufa-bP, a. Incomputable. in"con-celv'a-bP, a. Inconceivable. ln"con-celv'a-bl-ness^, n. Inconceiv- ableness. lii"con-clu'slv^, a. Inconclusive. iii"coii-clu'slv-ly», adv. Inconclu- sively. in"coii-clu'slv-ness^, n. Inconclu- siveness. in"coii-deiis'a-[or t-]bF, a. Incon- densable. in"coii-du'clv^*«, a. Inconducive. in"coii-fut'a-bP, a. Inconfutable. lii"con-geal'a-bP, a. Incongealable. In^con-joiD'a-bF, a. Inconjoinable. in"con-sec'u-tlv'*«, a. Inconsecutive. In^con-sId'er-a-bP, a. Inconsider- able. in"coii-sId'er-a-bl-ness^, n. Incon- siderableness. In"coii-sol'a-bF, a. Inconsolable. In"con-sol'a-bl-ness'', n. Inconsol- ableness. ln"coii-stru'a-bF, a. Inconstruable. Iii"con-struct'l-bF, a. Inconstruct- ible. In"con-sult'a-bP, a. Inconsultable. lii"coii-suin'a-bF, a. Inconsumable. Iii"con-tain'l-na-bl'', a. Incontam- inable. [tible. lii"con-teinp'ti-bF, a. Incontemp- In^con-tesfa-bl^, a. Incontestable. Iii"con-test'a-bl-ness^, n. Incontest- ableness. tn"con-trac'til*'*^, a. Incontractile. ln"con-trol'Ia-bF, a. Incontrollable. lii-con"tro-vert'l-bP, a. Incontro- vertible. Iii-con"tro-vert'l-bl-ness*', n. In- controvertibleness. Inconversabl Inductivly 56 ln"coii-vers'a-bF, a. Inconversable. Iii"coii-vert'l-bl^, a. Inconvertible. Iii"coii-vert'i-bl-ness^, n. Incon- vertibleness. In"coii-vlii'cl-bP, a. Inconvincible. f n-co"pre-sent'a-bF, a. Incopresent- able. In-cor'po-ra-bP, a. Incorporable. ln-cor'po-ra-tlv», a. Incorporative. lo-cor'ri-gi-bF, a. & n. Incorrigible. ln"cor-rod'i-bF, a. Incorrodible. ln"cor-ro'sl-bF, a. Incorrosible. ln"cor-rupt'l-bP, a. Incorruptible, In"cor-rupt'i-bF, n. Incorruptible. In"cor-rupt'i-bl-ness'*, n. Incorrupt- ibleness. In-cras'sa-tiv^, a. & n. Incrassative. In-creas'a-bF, a. Increasable. in-creas'a-bl-ness^, n. Increasable- In-creast'^*^, pp. Increased. ln"cre-a'tlv^, a. Increative. In-cred'l-bP, a. Incredible. In-cred'l-bl-ness^, n. Incredibleness. In-crus'tiv^, a. Incrustive. ln-crys'taI-liz"[or -lls"]a-bl% a. In- crystallizable. in'cu-ba-tlv^, a. Incubative. In-cul'pa-bF, a. Inculpable. in-cul'pa-bl-ness^, n. Inculpable- in-cul'pa-tlv», o. Inculpative. In-cur'a-bP, a. & n. Incurable. In-cur'a-bl-ness^, n. Incurableness. ln-curd'^*8, pp. Incurred. in-cur'slv^, a. Incursive. Ind^, pp. Inned. In"de-cl'fer-a-bl'', a. Indecipherable. In"de-cl'fer-a-bl-ness^, n. Indeci- pherableness. In-dec'i-ma-bP, a. Indecimable. In"de-ci'slv«, a. Indecisive. Iii"de-ci'slv-ly», adv. Indecisively. In"de-cl'slv-ness^, n. Indecisiveness. In"de-clln'a-bl'*, a. & n. Indeclinable. in"de-clin'a-bl-ness«, n. Indeclin- ableness. ln-de"com-po'iii-bP, a. Indecom- ponible, ln-de"com-pos'a-bl^, a. Indecom- posable. ln-de''coin-pos'a-bl-ness^, n. In- decomposableness. lii"de-fat'l-ga-bP, a. Indefatigable. Iii"de-fat'I-ga-bl-ness^, n. Indefat- igableness. iii"de-fea'sl-bF, a. Indefeasible. Iii"de-fea'si-bl-ness^, n. Indefeasi- bleness. In^'de-fec'tl-bP, a. Indefectible. Iii"de-fec'tlv», a. Indefective. In^de-fen'sl-bF, a. Indefensible. ln"de-feii'si-bl-ness^, n. Indefen- sibleness. Iii"de-fiii'a-bP, a. Indefinable. In"de-fin'a-bl-ness^, n. Indefinable- ness. In-def i-nlt*, a. Indefinite. ln"de-flii'l-tlv^*«, a. Indefinitive. Iii"de-fln'i-tlv-ly^, adv. Indefini- tively. Itiveness. In''de-fln'l-tlv-ness^, n. Indefini- ln"de-flect'I-bP, a. Indeflectible. In'Me-forna'a-bP, a. Indeformable. ln"de-lec'ta-bF, a. Indelectable. In-del'I-bF, a. Indelible. ln-del'1-bl-ness^, n. IndeHbleness. ln"de-inon'stra-bP, a. Indemon- strable. lii"de-nion'stra-bl-ness'^, n. Inde- monstrableness. In"de-pend'a-bl**, a. Independable. In-dep're-ca-bP, a. Indeprecable. in"de-prlv'a-bP, a. Indeprivable. In"de-scrIb'a-bF, a. Indescribable. In"de-scrlb'a-bl-ness^, n. Indescrib- ableness. in"de-scrlp'tiv^, a. Indescriptive. 57 Inconversabl inductivly lii"de-slr'a-bF, a. Indesirable. lii"de-struc'ti-bF, a. Indestructible. In"de-struc'tl-bl-ness^, n. Inde- structibleness. ln"de-tect'a-[or i-]bl% a. Indetect- able, indetectible. lii"de-ter'mi-na-bF, a. Indetermi- nable. In'^de-ter'nii-na-bl-ness^, n. Inde- terminableness. In"de-ter'iiil-na-tive^, a. Indeter- minative. In"de-ter'inlnd«, pa. Indetermined. In-det'ted», pa. Indebted. In'dext^*", pp. Indexed. In-dlc'a-tiv^*«, a. & n. Indicative. In-dlc'a-tlv-ly^, adv. Indicatively. In-dlc'tlv«, a. Indictive. In"dif-fu'sl-bl^, a. Indiffusible. In"dI-gest'i-bF, a. Indigestible. ln"dl-gest'I-bl-ness^, n. Indigesti- bleness. In"di-ges'tlv*, a. Indigestive. ln"di-inen'sl-bF, a. Indimensible. In"dl-min'ish-a-bF, a. Indiminish- able. In^dls-ceni'l-bF, a. Indiscernible. In"dIs-cerii'I-bl-ness^, n. Indiscern- ibleness. in-dis'cl-plln-a'-bF, a. Indisciplin- able. In-dis'ci-plin^, n. Indiscipline. In"dls-criiii'l-na-tlv*, a. Indiscrim inative. ln"dls-crlin'l-na-tlv-ly«, adv. Indis- criminatively. ln"dis-cuv'er-a-bP, a. Indiscover- able. In"dIs-cuss'a-[or l-lbF, a. Indiscuss- able, indiscussible. in'Mis-pen'sa-bF, a. & n. Indispen- sable. In^'dis-pen'sa-bl-ness^, n. Indispen- sableness. in-dis'put-a-bF, a. Indisputable. in-dis'put-a-bl-ness^ n. Indisput- ableness. in-dis'si-pa-bF, a. Indissipable. in-disfso-lu-bF, a. Indissoluble. In-dis'so-lu-bl-ness"*, n. Indissolu- bleness. lii"dIs-solv'a-bF, a. Indissolvable. In''dis-solv'a-bl-ness^, n. Indissolv- ableness. iii"dls-tliic'tiv^, a. Indistinctive. Iii"dls-tlnc'tlv-ly», adv. Indistinc- tively. In"dls-tlnc'tiv-ness«, n. Indistinc- tiveness. iii''dis-tlii'guish-a-bF, a. Indistin- guishable. In^dis-tin'guish-a-bl-ness^, n. In- distinguishableness. lii"dls-trib'u-ta-bF, a. Indistribu- table. iii"di-vert'l-bF, a. Indivertible. ln"di-vid'a-bF, a. Individable. lii"di-vls'i-bF, a. & n. Indivisible. iii"di-vis'l-bl-ness^, n. Indivisible- ness. In-doc'i-bF, a. Indocible. in-doc'i-bl-ness^, n. Indocibleness. ln-doc'll«, a. Indocile. In-dom'i-ta-bF, a. Indomitable. in-dom'i-ta-bl-ness'', n. Indomita- bleness. in-dors'a-bF, a. Indorsable. In-dorst'^*^, pp. Indorsed. In-du'bl-ta-bF, a. & n. Indubitable. In-du'bl-ta-bl-ness', n. Indubita- bleness. In-du'bl-ta-tiv-ly«, adv. Indubita- tively. In-due 'I-bF, a. Inducible. In-du'civ", a. Inducive. In-due 'tlF*8, a. Inductile. In-due 'tlv*, a. Inductive. In-due 'tlv-ly*, adv. Inductively. inductivness innumerablness 58 In-duc'tiv-ness^, n. Inductiveness. in-dulge'a-bF, a. Indulgeable. in-dur'a-bP, a. Indurable. In-dus'tri-us^, a. Industrious. in-du'tiv«, a. Indutive. in-ed'i-bP, a. Inedible. in-ed'u-ca-bP, a. Ineducable. in-ef 'fa-bF, a. & n. Ineffable. In-effa-bl-ness*", n. Ineffableness. ln"ef-face'a-bF, a. Ineffaceable. ln"ef-fec'ti-bP, a. Ineffectible. ln"ef-fec'tiv«, a. Ineffective. Iii"ef-fec'tiv-ly^, adv. Ineffectively. lii"ef-fec'tiv-ness^, n. Ineffective- In-el'i-gi-bP, a. Ineligible. In-el'i-gi-bl-ness^, n. Ineligibleness. ln"e-lliii'i-na-bF, a. Ineliminable. In"e-luc'ta-bl'', a. Ineluctable. lii"e-lud'l-bP, a. Ineludible. in-e'Qua-W, a. Inequable. in-eq'ui-ta-bP, a. Inequitable. Iii"e-rad'i-ca-bl^, a. Ineradicable. in"e-ras'a-[or i-]bF, a. Inerasable, inerasible. In-er'ra-bP, a. Inerrable. In-er'ra-bl-ness*", n. Inerrableness. ln"es-cap'a-bP, a. Inescapable. In-es'tl-ma-bF, a. Inestimable. In-es'ti-ma-bl-ness'", n. Inestima- bleness. In^e-vap'o-ra-bP, a. Inevaporable. Iii"e-va'sl-bF, a. Inevasible. in-ev'l-ta-bP, a. Inevitable. in-ev'i-ta-bl-ness'', n. Inevitable- ness. in"ex-clt'a-bF, a. Inexcitable. In"ex-clu'slv-ly''*«, adv. Inexclusively. in-ex"coin-inu'iii-ca-bF, a. Inex- communicable. In"ex-cus'a-bl'', a. Inexcusable. In''ex-cus'a-bl-ness'', n. Inexcus- ableness. In-ek'e-cra-W, a. Inexecrable. n-ex'e-cut-a-bP, a. Inexecutable. n"ex-ha'la-bF, a. Inexhalable. ii"ex-haust'i-bF, a. Inexhaustible. n^'ex-hausfi-bl-ness'', n. Inex- haustibleness. ii"ex-haus'tlv«, a. Inexhaustive. n-ex'i-gl-bF, a. Inexigible. n-ex'o-ra-bl'', a. Inexorable. n-ex'o-ra-bl-ness'", n. Inexorable- n'^ex-pan'si-bF, a. Inexpansible. ii"ex-pan'siv^**, a. Inexpansive. n"ex-pen'slv«, a. Inexpensive. n-ex'pi-a-bP, a. Inexpiable. n-ex'pl-a-bl-ness^, n. Inexpiable- ness. n"ex-plaln'a-bP, a. Inexplainable. n-ex'pU-ca-bF, a. Inexplicable. n-ex'pll-ca-bl-ness*", n. Inexplica- bleness. n"ex-plor'a-bl', a. Inexplorable. ii"ex-press'i-bP, a. Inexpressible. ii"ex-press'l-bl-ness^, n. Inexpress- ibleness. ii"ex-pres'slv^, a. Inexpressive. ii"ex-pug'na-bF, a. Inexpugnable. n^ex-pug'na-bl-ness*', n. Inexpug- nableness. n"ex-punge'a-bP, a. Inexpungeable. ii"ex-ten'sl-bF, a. Inextensible. ii"ex-ten'slv*, a. Inextensive. ii"ex-ter'inl-na-bF, a. Inextermi- nable. n"ex-tin'guish-a-bF, a. Inextin- guishable. n"ex-tir'pa-bP, a. Inextirpable. n-ex'trl-ca-bP, a. Inextricable. n-ex'trl-ca-bl-ness'", n. Inextrica- bleness. n-fal'll-bF, a. Infallible. n-fal'Ii-bl-ness'', n. InfaUibleness. n'fa-mus^, a. Infamous. n'fan-tlH, a. Infantile. n'fan-tin^, a. Infantine. 59 inductivness innumerablness tn-fat'i-ga-bP, a. Infatigable. in-fea'si-bl'', a. Infeasible. in-fea'si-bl-ness', n. Infeasibleness. in-fect'i-bF, a. Infectible. in-fec'tiv^, a. Infective. In-fec'tiv-ly^, adv. Infectively. In-fec'tiv-ness^, n. Infectiveness. In-fem'i-nln*'*», a. Infeminine. In-fer'a-bP, a. Inferable. ln-ferd'p*», pp. Inferred. In-ferM-bP, a. Inferrible. In-fer'tll% a. Infertile. In'fl-nit^*S a. & n. Infinite. In-fln'l-tlv«, a. & n. Infinitive. In-fln'l-tlv-ly«, adv. Infinitively. In-fixt'^", pp. Infixed. in-flam'ma-bF, o. & n. Inflammable. in-flam'ma-bl-ness'', n. Inflamma- bleness. In-flam'ma-tiv^, a. Inflammative. in-flat'a-bF, a. Inflatable. ' In-fla'tllS a. Inflatile. In-flec'tlv^'*», a. Inflective. lii-fledgd""*8, pa. Infledged. in-flex'i-bl'', a. Inflexible. In-flex'i-bl-ness>', n. Inflexibleness. Iii-flex'iv''*^, a. Inflexive. In-flext'8, a. Inflexed. in-flic'ta-bP, a. Inflictable. In-fllc'tiv^, a. Inflictive. In'flu-en-civ«, a. Influencive. ln'flu-enst», pp. Influenced. ln-flux'1-bF, a. Influxible. In-flux'iv«, a. Influxive. in-flux'lv-ly«, adv. Influxively. in-form'a-bF, a. Informable. ln-form'a-tlv», a. Informative. in-form'a-tiv-ly^, adv. Informa- tively. ln-formd'^*8, a. Informed. In-fract'i-bF, a. Infractible. In-fran'gi-bF, a. Infrangible. in-fran'gi-bl-oess', n. Infrangible- In-frus'tra-bP, a. Infrustrable. in-fus'I-bP, a. Infusible. In-fus'1-bl-ness^, n. Infusibleness. In-fu'siv*, a. Infusive. In-fuze"", vt. & vi. Infuse. in-gen'er-a-bP, a. Ingenerable. In-ges'tiv^, a. Ingestive. in'graind", pp. Ingrained. ln-gus'ta[or -tl-]bF, a. Ingustable, ingustible. in-hab'i-ta-bF, a. Inhabitable. in-hab'i-ta"tiv^, a. Inhabitative. ln-hab'l-ta"tiv-ness^, n. Inhabita- tiveness. In-hab'l-tiv-ness*, n. Inhabitiveness. tn-her'i-ta-bl*", a. Inheritable. tn-her'i-ta-bl-ness*', n. Inheritable- in-he'slv-ly*, adv. Inhesively. in-hos'pi-ta-bF, a. Inhospitable. in-hos'pi-ta-bl-ness'', n. Inhospita- bleness. ln"lm-ag'i-na-bP, a. Inimaginable. in-lin'l-ta-bF, a. Inimitable. in-im'i-ta-bl-ness'', n. Inimitable- in-Ir'ri-ta-bP, a. Inirritable. iii-ir'ri-ta"tlv^*«, a. Inirritative. in-i'tiald^, pp. Initialed, initialled. In-l'ti-a-tlv^, a. & n. Initiative. In-ju'dl-ca-bP, a. Injudicable. ln-jus'ti-fl"a-bF, a. Injustifiable. in-jus'tis«, n. Injustice. Inkt''*^, pp. Inked. in-nas'cl-bl*", a. Innascible. ln-na'tlv», a. Innative. In-nav'i-ga-bl', a. Innavigable. in-nav'i-ga-bl-ness^, n. Innaviga- bleness. In-nom'i-na-bP, a. Innominable. in'no-va"tlv^, a. Innovative. In-nu'mer-a-bF, a. Innumerable. In-nu'mer-a-bl-ness^, n. Innumer- ableness. inobservabl interpretivly 60 ln"ob-serv'a-bl'', a. Inobservable. ln"ob-taIii'a-bF, a. Inobtainable. ln"ob-tru'siv^*«, a. Inobtrusive. in"ob-tru'slv-ly*, adv. Inobtrusively. ln"ob-tru'slv-ness^, n. Inobtrusive- In-oc'u-la-bF, a. Inoculable. in"of-fen'slv^, a. Inoffensive. ln"of-feii'siv-ly^, adv. Inoffensively. Iii"of-feii'siv-ness^, n. Inofifensive- In-op'er-a-bP, a. Inoperable. In-op'er-a-tlv^, a. Inoperative. in"op-pres'siv^*^, a. Inoppressive. In"os-teii'sI-bl^, a. Inostensible. In-ox'i-da-bF, a. Inoxidable. In-quench'a-bF, a. Inquenchable. In'qul-lln", a. Inquiline. In-qulr'a-bl'", a. Inquirable. In-quls'I-tiv^*^, a. Inquisitive. In-quls'i-tlv-ly*, adv. Inquisitively. In-quls'l-tlv-ness«, n. Inquisitive- In-salv'a-bP, a. Insalvable. in-san'a-bP, a. Insanable. in-san'a-bl-ness^, n. Insanableness. In-sa'tl-a-bP, a. Insatiable. In-sa'tl-a-bl-ness^, n. Insatiable- in-scrlb'a-bF, a. Inscribable. In-scrlb'a-bl-ness^, n. Inscribable- In-scrlp'tl-bF, a. Inscriptible. ln-scrlp'tlv», a. Inscriptive. In-scrlp'tlv-ly^, adv. Inscriptively. in-scru'ta-bF, a. Inscrutable. In-scru'ta-bl-ness'', n. Inscrutable- In-sec'a-bF, a. Insecable. * in'sec-tiP, a. Insectile. In"se-nes'cl-bl^, a. Insenescible. in-sen'si-bl^, a. Insensible. In-sen'sl-bl-ness*", n. Insensibleness. In-sen'sl-tiv^**, a. Insensitive. in-sen'si-tiv-ness», n. Insensitive- ness. In-sep'a-ra-bF, a. & n. Inseparable. in-sep'a-ra-bl-ness^, n. Insepara- bleness. In-ser'tlv«, a. Insertive. In-sev'er-a-bP, a. Inseverable. in-sln'u-a-tlv^, a. Insinuative. in-so'cla-bP, a. Insociable. In-so'cia-bl-ness'", n. Insociableness. In-sol'u-bF, a. & n. Insoluble. in-sol'u-bl-ness^, n. Ingolubleness. iQ-solv'a-bl^, a. Insolvable. in-spect'a-bF, a. Inspectable. In-spec'tiv^, a. Inspective. In-splr'a-bF, a. Inspirable. In-spir'a-tiv^, a. Inspirative. In-staid'^, pp. Installed. in-stalld'^, pp. Installed. in'stanst^, pp. Instanced. ln-sted'^*«, in sted^, adv. Instead. in-stil'S vt. Instill. in-stild'^, pp. Instilled. in-stlnc'tiv^*^, a. Instinctive. In-stlnc'tiv-ly^, adv. Instinctively. in'sti-tu"tlv«, a. Institutive. iii'sti-tu"tiv-ly^, adv. Institutively. In-struct'i-bF, a. Instructible. in-struc'tiv*"*^, a. Instructive. in-struc'tiv-ly*, adv. Instnictively. in-struc'tiv-ness*, n. Instructive- ness. ln"sub-du'a-bl', a. Insubduable. in"sub-iner'gl-bl'', a. Insubmergible. lii"sub-iners'l-bF, a. Insubmersible. In"sub-mis'slv''*«, a. Insubmissive. ln"sub-vert'l-bF, a. Insubvertible. In-suf'fer-a-bF, a. Insufferable. in-suf fer-a-bl-ness'', n. Insufifer- ableness. In-su'per-a-bF, a. Insuperable. In-su^per-a-bl-ness**, n. Insuperable- ness. in"sup-port'a-bF, a. Insupportable. 61 inobserrabl Interpretivly ln"sup-port'a-bI-ness*', n. Insup- portableness. In"sup-pos'a-bF, a. Insupposable. In"sup-ppess'l-bF, a. Insuppressible. ln"sup-ppes'siv^, a. Insuppressive. In-sur'a-bP, a. Insurable. ln"sur-inouiit'a-bF, a. Insurmount- able. ln"sur-mount'a-bl-ness*', n. Insur- mountableness. ln"sur-pass'a-bP, a. Insurpassable. in"sus-cep'ti-bP, a. Insusceptible. In"sus-cep'tiv«, a. Insusceptive. ln-tac'tlF*S a. Intactile. in-tan'gl-bF, a. Intangible. In-tan'gl-bl-ness^, n. Intangibleness. In'te-gra-bF, a. Integrable. in'te-gra"tiv«, a. Integrative. In-teg'ri-tlv^, a. Integritive. lii"tel-lec'tl-bF, a. Intellectible. ln"tel-lec'tlv», a. Intellective. In"tel-lec'tlv-ly*, adv. Intellectively. in-tel'li-gl-bF, a. & n. Intelligible. In-teril-g!-bl-ness^, n. Intelligible- in-tem'per-a-bF, a. Intemperable. In-ten'sa-tiv^, a. Intensative. in-ten'sl-tlv^, a. Intensitive. In-ten'slv^, a. & n. Intensive. ln-ten'siv-ly«, adv. Intensively. In-ten'siv-ness^, n. Intensiveness. lii-ten'tivt^» «• Intentive. In"ter-ac'tlv«, a. Interactive. in"ter-ad'di-tiv8, a. Interadditive. Iii-ter'ca-la"tlv^, a. Intercalative. in"ter-cep'tiv^, a. Interceptive. In"ter-change'a-bP, a. Interchange- able. In"ter-change'a-bl-ness'", n. Inter- changeableness. Iii"ter-com-mu'nl-ca-bl*", a. Inter- communicable. In"ter-com-mu'ni-ca-tIv^, a. Inter- communicative. ln"ter-coiii'pa-ra-bP, a. Intercom- parable. ln"ter-coii-vert'l-bP, a. Intercon- vertible. tn-terd'^, pp. Interred. In"ter-de-riv'a-tiv», n. Interderiva- tive. In"ter-de-struc'tlv-iiess^, n. Inter- destructiveness. in"ter-dlc'tiv«, a. Interdictive. in"ter-jec'tlv^, a. Interjective. in"teF-jec'tiv-ly«, adv. Interjectively. Iii"ter-leav'', vt. Interleave. Iii"ter-leavd'p, pp. Interleaved. iii"ter-linkt'^*«, -pp. Interlinked. In'ter-lockt», jpp. Interlocked. ln"ter-loc'u-tIv^, a. Interlocutive. Iii"ter-mar'riage-a-bF, a. Intermar- riageable. ln"ter-med'P, vi. Intermeddle. In-ter'mi-na-bF, a. & n. Intermi- nable. in"ter-mis'siv«, a. Intermissive. ln-ternd'8, pp. Interned. in"ter-ne'cin^, a. Internecine. in"ter-ne'clv*, a. Internecive. lii"ter-pen'e-tra-bP, a. Interpene- trable. iii"ter-pen'e-tra-tiv«, a. Interpene- trative. iii"ter-pen'e-tra-tiv-ly«, adv. Inter- penetratively. In-ter'po-la-bF, a. Interpolable. In-ter'po-la-tiv^, a. Interpolative. In-ter'po-la-tiv-ly^, adv. Interpola- tively. in"ter-pos'i-tlv^, a. Interpositive. In-ter'pret-a-bF, a. Interpretable. in-ter'pret-a-bl-ness<', n. Interpret- ableness. in-ter'pre-ta-tlv^, a. Interpretative. In-ter'pre-tiv*, a. Interpretive. In-ter'pre-tlv-ly*, adv. Interpre- tively. Interrogabl irrefragabl In-ter'ro-ga-bP, a. Interrogable. iii"ter-rog'a-tiv'*", a. & n. Interrog- ative. Iii"ter-rup'tlv*, a. Interruptive. Iii"ter-rup'tlv-ly«, adv. Interrup- tively. In^ter-sperst""*^, pp. Interspersed. In'ter-stis^, n. Interstice. lii"ter-sub-Jec'tlv«, a. Intersubjec- tive. ln"ter-sus-cep'tlv^, a. Intersuscep- tive. In"ter-velnd'8, a. Interveined. Iii"ter-ven'tlv*, a. Interventive. In'ter-vlewd*, pp. Interviewed. in"ter-vls'l-bP, a. Intervisible. ln"ter-volv'^, v. & n. Intervolve. ln"ter-volvd'*, pp. Intervolved. In-tes'ta-bP, a. Intestable. In-tes'tin*"**, a. & n. Intestine. In-tlin'l-da-tlv^, a. Intimidative. In-tol'er-a-bF, a. & adv. Intolerable. In-tol'er-a-bl-ness^, n. Intolerable- ness. In-ton'a-bP, a. Intonable. In-tox'i-ca-bP, a. Intoxicable. lii-tox'i-ca"tlv«, a. Intoxicative. In"tra-cli-tel'liii», a. Intraclitelline. In-trac'ta-bl*", a. & n. Intractable. In-trac'ta-bl-ness^, n. Intractable- In-trac'tll^, a. Intractile. In"trans-fer'a-bl'', a. Intransferable. lustra ns-form'a-bP, a. Intransform- able. lii"trans-fu'sl-[or -a-]bF, a. Intrans- fusible, intransfusable. ln"trans-gress'i-bl*', a. Intransgress- ible. In-tran'slt-a-bP, a. Intransitable. In-tran'sl-tlv*, a. & n. Intransitive. in-traii'si-tlv-ly», adv. Intransitively. ln-tran'si-tiv-ness», n. Intransitive- ness. 62 In^trans-Iafa-W, a. Intranslatable. In^'trans-mis'si-bP, a. Intransmis- sible. In''trans-mut'a-bl% a. Intransmut- able. In-trencht'*, pp. Intrenched. in"tro-cep'tlv^, a. Introceptive. lii"tro-con-vert'I-bP, a. Introcon- vertible. ln"tro-duc'l-bl^, a. Introducible. ln"tro-duc'tloii^, n. Introduction. ln"tro-duc'tiv*, a. Introductive. in"tro-duc'tiv-ly^, adv. Introduc- tively. In"tro-inls'sl-bP, a. Intromissible. In"tro-mis'slv», a. Intromissive. In"tro-pul'slve*, a. Intropulsive. in"tFo-spec'tIv*, a. Introspective. ln"tro-spec'tiv-Iy*, adv. Introspec- tively. ln"tro-spec'tlv-ness», n. Introspec- tiveness. lii"tro-ver'sl-bl^, a. Introversible. In"tro-ver'siv*, a. Introversive. in"tro-ver'tlv«, a. Introvertive. In-tru'siv'"**, a. & n. Intrusive. In-tru'slv-ly«, adv. Intrusively. In-tru'siv-ness^, n. Intrusiveness. in-tu'l-tiv», a. Intuitive. in-tu'1-tlv-ly^, adv. Intuitively. in-tu'1-tiv-ness*, n. Intuitiveness. In"tus-sus-cep'ttv8, a. Intussuscep- tive. in-un'da-bP, a. Inundable. In-urnd""**, pp. Inurned. in-vad'a-bP, a. Invadable. In-vag'1-na-bP, a. Invaginable. In-val'u-a-bP, a. Invaluable. In-val'u-a-bl-ness*", n. Invaluable- ness. In-va'rl-a-bP, a. & n. Invariable. In-va'rl-a-bl-ness^, n. Invariable- In-va'slv", a. Invasive. 63 In-vec'tiV**, a. & n. Invective. In-vec'tlv-QCSS*, n. Invectiveness. in-veighd'», pp. Inveighed. In-vend'l-bl'", a. Invendible. tn-vend'i-bl-ness^, n. Invendible- lii-vent'I-[or -a-]bF, a. Inventible. In-venfi-bl-ness*", n. Inventibleness. In-ven'tlv'"*^, a. Inventive. In-vers'a-bl', a. Inversable. In-ver'sa-tU*, a. Inversatile. In-ver'slv^, a. Inversive. In-verst'«, pp. In versed. In-vert'l-bl', a. Invertible. In-ver'tlv^, a. Invertive. In-vest'a-bP, a. Investable. In-ves'tl-ga-bF, a. Investigable. iii-ves'tl-ga"tiv8, a. Investigative. In-ves'ti-tlv^, a. Investitive. In-vld'l-us^, a. Invidious. ln-vIg'o-ra"t!v», a. Invigorative. ln-vig'o-ra''tiv-ly*, adv. Invigora- tively. In-vln'cl-bP, a. & n. Invincible. in-vin'ci-bl-ness^, n. Invincibleness. In-vl'o-la-bP, a. Inviolable. tn-vt'o-la-bl-ness^, n. Inviolableness. In-vlr'll*, a. Invirile. In-vls'i-bl^, a. &n. Invisible. In-vis'i-bl-ness*', n. Invisibleness. In-vlfa-W, a. Invitable. ln-vlt'rl-fl"a-bP, a. Invitrifiable. In-vo'ca-bF, a. Invocable. ln-voc'a-tlv«, a. Invocative. In-vol'a-tiF**, a. Involatile. lii'vo-lu^tlv^, a. Involutive. In-volv '•'*», vt. Involve. In-volvd""**, pp. Involved. In-Tul'ner-a-bF, a. Invulnerable. in-vul'ner-a-bl-ness'*, n. Invulnera- bleness. In-weav'^, vt. Inweave. lii-wrapt"^*«, pp. Inwrapped. I'o-dln^, t'o-dlnC, n. Iodine. interrogabl irrefragabl i'on-Iz"a-bF, a. lonizable. l-ras'cl-bF, a. Irascible. l-ras'ci-bl-ness'', n. Irascibleness. Ir'l-dln«, a. Iridine. ir"l-dos'mlii», n. Iridosmine. i'rist», a. Irised. trk'sum^", a. Irksome. irkt^, pp. Irked. I'rond*, pp. Ironed. ir-ra'dl-a"tiv«, a. & n. Irradiative. ir-rad'l-ca-bF, a. Irradicable. ir-rar'e-fl"a-bF, a. Irrarefiable. Ir-ra'tion-a-bl*", a. Irrationable. lr-re'al-lz"a-bl'", a. Irrealizable. lr"re-but'ta-bP, a. Irrebuttable. ir"re-cep'tiv*, a. Irreceptive. lr"re-claliii'a-bl^, a. Irreclaimable. lr"re-clalm'a-bl-ness'', n. Irreclaim- lr-rec'og-iii2"a-bl'', a. Irrecogniz- able. ir-rec'oii-cll"a-bF, a. & n. Irrecon- cilable. Ir-rec'oii-cil"a-bl-nes8^, n. Irrecon- cilableness. lr"re-cov'er-a-bF, a. Irrecoverable. lr"re-cov'er-a-bl-ness^, n. Irrecov- erableness. Ir^re-cu'sa-bF, a. Irrecusable. Ir"re-deein'a-bF, a. Irredeemable. lr"re-deem'a-bl-ness'', n. Irredeem- ableness. lr"re-dres'sI-bF, a. Irredressible. Ir^re-duc'l-bF, a. Irreducible. ir"re-duc'i-bl-ness'', n. Irreducible- Ir^re-duc'tl-W, a. Irreductible. ir"re-flec'tiv*, a. Irreflective. Ir^re-flec'tiv-ly^, adv. Irreflectively. lr"re-flec'tlv-ness«, n. Irreflective- ness. Ir^re-flex'iv*, a. Irreflexive. lr"re-forin'a-bP, a. Irreformable. Ir-ref ra-ga-bF, a. Irrefragable. Irrefragablness jumpt Ir-ref'ra-ga-bl-ness'", n. Irrefraga- bleness. tr"re-fraii'gl-bl^, a. Irrefrangible. Ir"re-fraii'gl-bl-ness^, n. Irrefrangi- bleness. ir"re-fus'a-bF, a. Irref usable. ir"re-fut'a-bF, a. Irrefutable. Ir"re-fut'a-bl-ness^, n. Irrefutable- Ir-rel'a-tlv^, a. & n. Irrelative. Ir-rel'a-tlv-ly^, adv. Irrelatively. Ir-rel'a-tiv-ness*, n. Irrelativeness. Ir"re-liev'a-bF, a. Irrelievable. ir-re'me-a-bP, a. Irremeable. ir"re-ine'di-a-bP, a. Irremediable. tr"re-ine'dl-a-bl-iiess^, n. Irremedi- ableness. li^re-inem'ber-a-bl^, a. Irremem- berable. lr"re-iiiis'si-bF, a. Irremissible. lr"re-inls'slv*, a. Irremissive. ir"re-inov'a-bP, a. Irremovable. lr"re-inov'a-bl-ness^, n. Irremov- ableness. Ir"re-inu'ner-a-bl^, a. Irremunerable. lr"reii'der-a-bP, a. Irrenderable. lr"re-new'a-bF, a. Irrenewable. Ir"re-nun'cl-a-bF, a. Irrenunciable. ir-rep'a-ra-bF, a. Irreparable. Ir-rep'a-ra-bl-ness^, n. Irreparable- lr"re-peal'a-bP, a. Irrepealable. Ir''re-peal'a-bl-ness^, n. Irrepeal- ableness. ir"re-place'a-bl'', a. Irreplaceable. lr"re-plev'l-a-bF, a. Irrepleviable. lr"re-ptev'l-sa-bF, a. Irreplevisable. ir^re-porfa-W, a. Irreportable. lr-rep"re-hen'si-bP, a. Irreprehen- sible. Ir-rep"re-hen'sl-bl-ness^, n. Irrep- rehensibleness. Ir-rep"re-sent'a-bF, a. Irrepresent- able. 64 ir"re-pres'sI-bF, a. Irrepressible. lr"re-pres'sl-bl-ness^, n. Irrepressi- bleness. ir"re-pres'slv^, a. Irrepressive. Ir"re-proach'a-bI'*, a. Irreproach- able. lr"re-proach'a-bl-ness'', n. Irre- proachableness. lr-re"pro-duc'I-bP, a. Irreproduci- ble. Ir-re" pro-due 'tlv«, a. Irreproductive. Ir"re-prov'a-bF, a. Irreprovable. Ir"re-sls'tl-bP, a. Irresistible. ir"re-sls'tl-bl-ness^, n. Irresistible- ir-res'o-lu-bF, a. Irresoluble. ir"re-solv'a-bP, o. Irresolvable. lr"re-solv'a-bl-ness*', n. Irresolva- bleness. lr"re-solvd'«, a. Irresolved. Ir"re-spect'a-bF, o. Irrespectable. ir"re-spec'tiv«, a. Irrespective. Ir"re-splr'a-bF, a. Irrespirable. ir"re-spoii'sl-bP, a. Irresponsible. ir"re-spoii'sl-bl-ness^, n. Irrespon- sibleness. lr"re-spon'slv», a. Irresponsive. lr"re-s train 'a-bP, a. Irrestrainable. lr"re-stric'tiv«, a. Irrestrictive. Ir"re-sul'tiv«, a. Irresultive. ir"re-sus'cl-ta-bF, a. Irresuscitable. ir"re-ten'tiv^, a. Irretentive. ir"re- trace 'a-bF, a. Irretraceable. lr"re-trac'tIP, a. Irretractile. lr"re-trlev'a-bP, a. Irretrievable. Ir"re-trlev'a-bl-ness'', n. Irretriev- ableness. ir"re-veal'a-bF, a. Irrevealable. lr"re-vers'i-bF, a. Irreversible. Ir"re-vers'l-bl-ness'', n. Irreversible- ness. ir"re-vert'l-bF, a. Irrevertible. lr"re-vls'a-bl'', a. Irrevisable. lr"rev'o-ca-bF, a. Irrevocable. 65 Ir"rev'o-ca-bl-ness^, n. Irrevocable- Ir'rl-ga-bP, a. Irrigable. Ir'ri-ga"tlv«, a. Irrigative. Ir'rl-ta-bF, a. Irritable. Ir'ri-ta-bl-ness^, n. Irritableness. Ir'rl-ta"tlv^*», a. Irritative. lr-rupt'1-bF, a. Irruptible. ir-rup'tlv«, a. Irruptive. -Is*, -ice, -ise (unstrest). I"so-ag-glu'tI-na-tlv*, a. Isoagglu- tinative. Is'o-la-bF, a. Isolable. ls'o-la"tlv«, a. Isolative. is'su-a-bP, a. Issuable. Irrefragablness jumpt -It. -ite (unstrest). Itcht», pp. Itched. I'temd*, pp. Itemed. lt'er-a"tlvP*«, a. & n. Iterative. lt'er-a"tlv-ly*, adv. Iteratively. it'er-a"tlv-ness», n. Iterativeness. l-thag'ln«, n. Ithagine. -Itly. -itely. -Itness^. -iteness. -Iv*. -ive (unstrest). -Ivlys, -ively. -Iveness^. -iveness. l'vo-rln«, a. Ivorine. -Ize*, verb suffix, -ise. jab'berd'^*", p-p. Jabbered. Jabd», pp. Jabbed. Jackt*, pp. Jacked. Jagd", pp. Jagged. JaiP, V. & n. Gaol. jalld^*8, pp. Jailed. jamd^", pp. Jammed. jam'bo-rln*, n. Jamborine. jam'bo-sln", n. Jambosine. ja-pand'«, pa. Japanned. jard^*8, pp. Jarred. Jar'gond*, pp. Jargoned. jas'mln^**, n. Jasmine. jaun'dts", v. & n. Jaundice. JaunMlst*, pa. Jaundiced. jawd*, a. Jawed. jeerd^*», pp. Jeered. jel'ous*"**, V. & a. Jealous. jel'ous-y^", n. Jealousy. jel'us*, V. & a. Jealous. jep'ard'', vt. Jeopard. jep'ard-yp, n. Jeopardy jerkt''**, pp. Jerked. Jer'sy8, n. Jersey. Jes'sa-mln^*", n. Jessamine. jest*, pa. Jessed. jew'eld^, pp. Jeweled, jewelled. jlbd^*S pp. Jibbed. jigd*, pp. Jigged. jig'gerd', a. Jiggered. jobd*, pp. Jobbed. jock'y*, V. & n. Jockey. jogd*, pp. Jogged. Jog'!'", V. & n. Joggle. jog'W, pp. Joggled. jolnd^**, pp. Joined. Jold*, pp. Jolled. Jolt'erd*, pp. Joltered. Jos'tP, vt. & vi. Jostle. jos'tld^, pp. Jostled. joyd*, pp. Joyed. Joy 'us*, a. Joyous. judge'a-bF, a. Judgeable. Judgement*, n. Judgement. ju-dl-ca-bP, a. Judicable. ju'dl-ca"tlv^**, a. Judicative. Jugd*, pp. Jugged. Jug'P, v. & n. Juggle. Jug'ld^, pp. Juggled. Jum'bF, V. & n. Jumble. Jum'bld'', pp. Jumbled. Jumpt", pa. Jumped. jungl legatin 66 jun'gF, n. Jungle. jus'ti-fl"a-bF, a. Justifiable. ju"ris-dlc'tlv«, a. Jurisdictive. jus'ti-fi"a-bl-nes8^, n. Justifiable- Jur'naP*^, v. & n. Journal. ness. jur'nal-ism*", n. journalism. jus-tlf'i-ca-tlv», a. Justificative. jur'nal-isf, n. Journalist. jus'tis*, n. Justice. jur'ney% v. & n. Journey. ju've-niP**, ju've-nllc, a. & n. Jur'neyd^, pp. Journeyed. Juvenile. , jur'ny«, v. & n. Journey. ju've-nil-ly", adv. Juvenilely. jus'slv«, a. & n. Jussive. ju've-nil-ness% n. Juvenileness. jusf*^, V. & n. Joust. jux^ta-pos'l-tlv^, a. & n. Juxtapos- Jus-tl'cl-a-bP, o. Justiciable. itive. kang^, n. Kangue. keeld^, pp. Keeled. keel'hauld^*8, pp. Keelhauled. keend", pp. Keened. keep'a-bl*", a. Keepable. keevd^, pp. Keeved. kend", pp. Kenned. ken'neld^, pp. Kenneled, kennelled. kernd°, a. Kerned. ker'neld*, pp. Kerneled, kernelled. ker'sy^, a. & n. Kersey. ket'F, n. Kettle. key% n. Quay. keyd«, a. Keyed. kich'en^, n. Kitchen. kickt", pp. Kicked. kid 'napt *'*'», pp. Kidnapped. kid'ny'', n. Kidney. • klP*% V. & n. KiU. klld% pp. Killed. kilPa-bF, a. Killable. kin 'dp, vt. Kindle. kin'dld^', pp. Kindled. kln'e-neg^a-tlv", o. Kinenegative. kls», V. & n. Kiss. kiss'a-bP, a. Kissable. kiss'a-bl-ness^, n. Kissableness. klst^**, pp. Kissed. knackt^, pp. Knacked. knagd^, pp. Knagged. knapt^, pp. Knapped. knead 'a-bP, a. Kneadable. kneeld°, pp. Kneeled. kneP, V. & n. Knell. kneld^, pp. Knelled. knit'ta-bP, a. Knittable. kno», vt. & vi. Know. knobd", a. Knobbed. knockt^, pp. Knocked. knold", pp. Knolled. knowl'edge-a-bP, a. Knowledgable. knowl'edge-a-bl-ness'', n. Knowl- edgeableness. knuck'P, v. & n. Knuckle. knuck'td"", pp. Knuckled. la'beld", pp. Labeled, labelled. la'bor^, v. & n. Labour. la'bord^*", a. Labored, laboured. lab"y-rln'thln», a. Labyrinthine. lac'er-a-tlv», a. Lacerative. la-cer'tin", a. Lacertine. lach'', v. & n. Latch. lacht^, pp. Latched. 67 lackt'**, -pp. Lacked. lack'y^, V. & n. Lackey. lac'ri-ma-bP, lach'ry-ma-bP, lac'- ry-ma-bl'", a. Lacrimable, lachry- mable, lacrymable. lac'rl-mal*, a. Lacrymal, lachrymal. lac'ta-rln^, n. Lactarine. la-cus'trln*, a. Lacustrine. lad'derd«, a. Laddered. laf^*«, V. & n. Laugh. laf'a-bP, a. Laughable. laff 'ing^, ppr. & verbal n. Laughing. laff, pp. Laughed. laf'ter*"", n. Laughter. lagd», pp. Lagged. lam''**, V. & n. Lamb. lam'ba-tiT", n. Lambative. lamd*, pp. Lambed. lamd", pp. Lammed. lam'eii-ta-bl'', a. Lamentable. lam'en-ta-bl-ness'*, n. Lamentable- ness. lam'i-na-bF, a: Laminable. lam-poond'B, pp. Lampooned. lam'pro-tin», a. & n. Lamprotine. lam'pry*, n. Lamprey. lampt*, pp. Lamped. lam'py-rln*, a. & n. Lampyrine. lancht^, pp. Lanched. lan'guishf**, pp. Languished. Ian 'in*, a. & n. Lanine. lanst*, pp. Lanced. lan'ternd*, pp. Lanterned. la-peld'«, pp. Lapelled. laps^**, V. & n. Lapse. laps'a-bF, laps'i-bP, a. Lapsable, lapsible. lapst^**, a. Lapsed. lapt*, pp. Lapped. lar'l-dln*, a. Laridine. larkt*, pp. Larked. las*, n. Lass. lasht^", pp. Lashed. latcht*, pp. Latched. I jungl legatln lath'erd*'**, pp. Lathered. latht*, pp. Lathed. Lat'ind*. pp. Latined. lat"i-pen'nin*, a. Latipennine. lat'tis*, V. & n. Lattice. lat'tist*, pp. Latticed. laud'a-bl^, a. Laudable. laud'a-bl-ness^, n. Laudableness. laud'a-tlv*, a. Laudative. launcht^**, pa. Launched. laun'derd*, pp. Laundered. lau'reld*, a. Laureled, laurelled. lav'en-derd*, pp. Lavendered. lav'en-tln*, n. Laventine. lav'isht*, pp. Lavished. lawnd*, pa. Lawned. lax'a-tlv^**, a. & n. Laxative. lax'a-tiv-ness*, n. Laxativeness. leacht*, pp. Leached. lead'a-bP, a. Leadable. lead'a-bl-ness**, n. Leadableness. leaft*, a. Leafed. leag^*S V. & n. League. leagd*, pp. Leagued. lea'ger*, n. Leaguer. lea'gerd*, pp. Leaguered. leakt^**, pp. Leaked. leand, lent*"**, pp. Leaned, leant. leapt^, lept*"**, pp. Leaped, leapt. learn 'a-bl^, a. Leamable. leas'a-bP, a. Leasable. leasht*, pp. Leashed. least*"**, pp. Leased. leav^, V. & n. Leave. leavd*, a. Leaved. lec"a-no'rln*, a. Lecanorine. le-cld'e-in*, a. Lecideine. led*"**, V. & n. Lead. led% pp. Led. led'en*"**, v. & a. Leaden. leerd^**, pp. Leered. leg'a-bF, a. Legable. le'gal-ize, vt. Legalise. leg'a-tln*, a. Legatine. legatlv lusterd leg'a-tlv«, a. Legative. ll'beld^*% pp. Libeled, Ubelled. legds a. Legged. li-bel'lu-UnS a. LibeUuUne. leg'i-bP, a. Legible. LIb'er-al#Con-ser'va-tlv«, n. Liber- leg'i-bl-ness^, n. Legibleness. al= Conservative . leg'is-la"tlv^*», a. & n. Legislative. Ilb'er-a-tiv8, a. Liberative. leg'ls-la"tlv-ly», adv. Legislatively. llb'er-tiii'*S -tlne^*% a. & n. Liber- length 'end», pp. Lengthened. tine. len'i-tlv^*«, a. & n. Lenitive. U'cens-a-bP, a. Licensable. le'o-nin^, a. & n. Leonine. li'cense*, v. & n. Licence. le'o-nln-ly«, adv. Leoninely. Il'censt^**, pa. Licensed. lep'ard'", n. Leopard. ll'chend^, pp. Lichened. lep'o-rin«, a. & n. Leporine. llckt''*% pp. Licked. lep"to-pod'l-lnS a. & n. Leptopodi- llc'o-ris», n. Licorice. ine. lift'a-bF, a. Liftable. lep'to-rhin^, a. Leptorhine. light 'a-bF, a. Lightable. lep"to-staph'y-llii», a. Leptostaphy- light 'end^*% pp. Lightened. line. light'erd», pp. Lightered. lern'", vt. & vi. Learn. light 'sum», a. Lightsome. lernd'', lernf*, pp. Learned, learnt. lik'a-bl% like'a-bl% a. Likable, like- lertt'ed"", pa. Learned. able. lern'ing', n. Learning. lik'a-bl-ness'', llke'a-bl-ness% n. les^, a., n. & adv. Less. Likableness, likeableness. less'endp*8, pp. Lessened. lik'end^, pp. Likened. les'sonds, pp. Lessoned. llm^*«, V. & n. Limb. letfa'cr^-'S v. & n. Leather. lim'berd^, pp. Limbered. leth'erd", a. Leathered. limb^, a. Limbed. leth'ern^*8, a. Leathern. lim'it-a-bF, a. Limitable. let'ta-bP, a. Lettable. llm'lt-a-bl-ness*', n. Limitableness. let'terds a. Lettered. llm'i-ta"tiv'», a. Limitative. let'tls% n. Lettuce. lim'i-tlv«, a. Limitive. leu-cls'cln^, a. & n. Leuciscine. llmpt^*», pp. Limped. Le-vant'lnS o. & n. Levantine. lin'a-bP, llne'a-bF, a. Linable, line- lev'eld^*«, pp. Leveled, levelled. able. lev'el-lng% n. Levelling. lin'gerd", pp. Lingered. leY'di*"*", v. & n. Leaven. lin-guat'u-lin", a. & n. Linguatuline. lev'end'', pa. Leavened. lin'syswool'sy", n. Linsey?woolsey. lev'erds pp. Levered. lin'teld% pp. Linteled, lintelled. lev'I-a-bF, a. Leviable. li-ot'ri-chin^, a. & n. Liotrichine. lev"l-ga-bP, a. Levigable. llpf*S a. Lipped. lev'l-ta"tiv^, a. Levitative. liq"ue-fac'tlv*, a. Liquef active. lex"l-cog'ra-fer'*, n. Lexicographer. liQ'ue-fi"a-bF, a. Liquefiable. lex"i-cog'ra-fy, n. Lexicography. liq'uid-a-bP, a. Liquidable. U'a-bl', a. Liable. llspt*'*^, pp. Lisped. ll'a-bl-ness'', a. Liableness. list'a-bl% a. Listable. legatiY lusterd lis'tend''*% pp. Listened. loi'terd^*% pp. Loitered. Iis'ter-ln«, a. Listerine. lolds pp. Lolled. li'ter% n. Litre. lo'ma-tln^, a. Lomatine. lith'a-gog'', a. & n. Lithagogue. lone'sum^, a. Lonesome. lith'o-graf, v. & n. Lithograph. longds pp. Longed. lith'o-graft^, pp. Lithographed. lon"ge-pen'iiln8, a. Longipennine. llth-og'ra-fer'', n. Lithographer. long'sum^, a. Longsome. llth-og'ra-fy, n. Lithography. lookt''*S PP' Looked. lit'i-ga-bF, a. Litigable. loomd^*8, a. Loomed. llt'P, a. & n. Little. loopt^*^, pp. Looped. llt'terdS pp. Littered. loos'end^*^, pp. Loosened. llv''*% vt. & vi. Live. loosf**, pp. Loosed. lIv'a-bF, llve'a-bP, a. Livable, live- lopf", pp. Lopped. able. lo"phl-o-doii'tlnS a. Lophiodontine. Uv'a-bl-ness^, n. Livableness. loss, n. Loss. livfeb'rile», a. Non= febrile. non^sfe-nom'e-naP, a. Non^phenom- enal. non«fer-ment'a-[or l-jbl'", a. Non* fermentable, non^fermentible. non*fis'sll*'*«, non#fis'slle», a. Non= fissile. non^fo-net'lc^, a. Non*phonetic. non#for'felt-a-bl% a. Nonforfeit- able. nonofreez'a-bl', a. Non*freezable. nons*fund'a-bF, a. Non*fundable. non«fun'gi-bP, a. & n. Non^fungible. nonsihos'til, -lle^, a. Non^hostile. non«Ig-nlt'i-[or a-]bP, a. Non^ignit- ible, non^ignitable. nonsim'l-ta-tlV*', a. Non=iniitative. non"#in-duc'tiv", a. Non=inductive. non«in-flani'nia-bP, a. Non-inflam- mable. non#ln'te-gra-bl<', a. Non^integrable. nonssir'rl-ga-W, a. Non*irrigable. non«lr'rl-ta-bF, a. Non=irritable. non«mag'ne-tiz"[or -Is^Ja-bP, a. Non-magnetizable, non*magnetis- able. nons:niar'riage-a-bF, a. Nonsmar- riageable. non«mis'ci-bl', a, Non^miscible. nonomo'bil, -lie", a. Non=mobile. nonsna'tlV*'', a. Non=native. non«nav'i-ga-bF, a. Non=navigabIe. non:sne-go'ti-a-bF, a. Non=negoti- able. non*nu'trl-tlv^**, a. Non^nutritive. nons*os'cin", a. & n. Non^oscine. non«pas'ser-ln», a. & n. Non=pas- serine. nonstpeakt'^, a. Non»peaked. non«per'me-a-bP, o. Non*permeable. non'plust^, pp. Nonplused, non- plussed. nons»po'lar-lz''[or -Is^Ja-bP, a. Non= polarizable, non'i)olarisable. nonspos'l-tiv*", a. Non-positive. non*pre-hen'slP", non*pre-hen'- slle*, a. Non=prehensile. non*prlni'I-tlv*'*», a. Non*primitive. non«prin'cI-pld^, pa. Non*principled. nonasprob'a-bP, a. Non-probable. non*pro-duc'tlv''*^, a. non-produc- tive. non^productlvness omnirepresentativness 78 nonspro-duc'tlv-ness*"**, n. Non* productiveness. non*pro-fest"'*«, pa. Non*professed. nontfpro-gres'siV*", a. Non=progres- sive. non^pro-trac'tiP, a. Nonsprotrac- tile. non*pu-tres'ci-bF, a. Non^putres- cible. noii*re-celt'*', n. Nonsreceipt. nonjsrel'a-tlv*"**, a. & n. Non*rela- tive. nonssre-pay'a-bl'', a. Non*repayable. non*rep"re-sen'ta-tiv^*', a. Non= representative. non#re"pro-duc'tiv'*", a. Non=re- productive. non«re-spect'a-bF, a. Non^respect- able. non«re-splr a-bF, a. Non=^respirable. non^re-trac'til, -ile*, a. Non-retrac- tUe. non«re-turn'a-bF, a. Non=retum- able. non^re-ver'sl-bl*", a. Non«reversible. nons(sac'cha-rin, -lne», a. Non= saccharine. nonsssen'si-bF, a. Non=sensible. non*sen'sl-tlV*», a. Non^sensitive. non"*sub-inls'slv*'**, a. Non*submis- sive. noost^, pp. Noosed. nop", n. Knop. nor'den-sklSl-diii", n. Nordenskiol- dine. nor'ma-ti?", a. Normative. nor'ma-tlv-ly, adv. Normatively. nos'tlc^, a. & n. Gnostic. not", V. & n. Knot. no'ta-bP, a. & n. Notable. no'ta-bl-ness^, n. Notableness. notcht", a. Notched. no'tlce-a-bF, a. Noticeable. no'ti-fl^a-bP, a. Notifiable. no'tls", V. & n. Notice. no'tlst", pp. Noticed. nour'tsht", pp. Nourished. not'tlng", n. Knotting. no-va'tlv», a. Novative. nov'ls", a. & n. Novice. noz'l', V. & n. Nozzle. nu'bil'*% -lies a. Nubile. nuck'le", v. & n. Knuckle. nu'cle-o-lin», n. Nucleoline. nuP*% v.y a. & n. Null. nuld", pp. Nulled. num", V. & a. Numb. num'berd", pp. Numbered. numd", pp. Numbed. nu-me'ni-in", a. & n. Numeniine. nn'mer-a-bF, a. Numerable. nu'mer-a-bl-ness'', n. Numerable- nu'nier-a"tlv", a. & n. Numerative. num'skul"*", n. Numskull. nun'ci-a"tlv", a. Nunciative. nun'cu-pa"tiv", a. Nuncupative. nund", pp. Nunned. nur'ish'*, vt. & vi. Nourish. nur'tsh-a-bP, a. Nourishable. nur'lshf, pp. Nourished. nurl", V. & n. Knurl. nurld", a. Knurld. nurst", pp. Nursed. nu'trl-tlv^*", a. & n. Nutritive. nuz'F, V. & n. Nuzzle. nyc'ta-gin", n. Nyctagine. nyc-tlb'i-ln", a. & n. Nyctibiine. nyc^tl-ce'bln", a. &.n. Nycticebine. nyc"tl-or'nl-tbln", a. & n. Nyctior- nithine. nyc^tl-plth'e-cln", a. & n. Nycti- pithecine. nymf •'*'', n. Nymph. 79 noiuproductiyness omnirepresentatiyness O card*"*", a. Oared. o-bey'a-W, a. Obeyable, o-beyd'«, pp. Obeyed. ob-ject'a-bP, a. Objectable. ob-Jec'ta-tIv«, a. Objectative. ob-jec'tlon-a-W, a. Objectionable. ob-jec'tlv*"*^, a. & n. Objective. ob-jec'tiv-ly", adv. Objectively. ob-jur'ga-tiv«, a. Objurgative. ob-jur'ga-tlv-ly*, adv. Objurgatively. ob'li-ga-bP, a. Obligable. ob'll-ga"tiv«, a. Obligative. ob'll-ga"tIv-ness*, n. Obligativeness. ob-lit'eF-a^tlV, a. Obliterative. ob-serv'^*^, vt. & vi. Observe. ob-serv'a-bl^, a. Observable. ob-serv'a-bl-ness', n. Observable- ob-ser'va-tiv», a. Observative. ob-servd'^*8, pp. Observed. ob-ses'siv*, a. Obsessive. ob-sest'^, pp. Obsessed. ob'sta-cF, a. & n. Obstacle. ob-struc'tlv^, a. & n. Obstructive. ob-struc'tiv-ly^, adv. Obstructively. ob-struc'tlv-ness^, n. Obstructive- ob-tain'a-bP, a. Obtainable. ob-taind '*"*«, pp. Obtained. ob-tru'slv^*«, a. Obtrusive. ob-tru'slv-ly*, adv. Obtrusively. ob-tru'stv-ness«, n. Obtrusiveness. ob'vo-lu"tIv8, a. Obvolutive. oc-ca'sIon-a-bP, a. Occasionable. oc-ca'slond*, pp. Occasioned. oc-clu'slv^, a. Occlusive. oc'cu-pa"tlv«, a. Occupative. oc'cu-pPa-bP, a. Occupiable. oc-curd'*'*«, pp. Occurred. o^ce-an'l-tln», a. & n. Oceanitine. o-cher", «., a. & n. Ochre. oc''to-co-ral1In", a. & n. Octocoral- line. oc"to-don'tIn», a. & n. Octodontine. oc"to-syl'Ia-bl'", a. Octosyllable. od^'^S a. & n. Odd. od'a-cin', a. & n. Odacine. o'dl-us^, a. Odious. o''don-toph'o-rlii», a. Odontophorine. o'dor^, n. Odor, odour. o'dor-us«, a. Odorous. offend 'a-bF, a. Offendable. of-fense'*'*«, n. Offence. of-feii'slv'**^, a. & n. Offensive. of-fen'slv-ly«, adv. Offensively. of-fen'slv-ness«, n. Oflfensiveness. of 'fer-a-bP, a. Oflferable. of 'ferd'p*^^ pp^ Offered. of'fisS n. Office. o-fid'l-an^, a. & n. Ophidian. of-thal'ml-a^, n. Ophthalmia. of-thal'mlc^, a. Ophthalmic. of- thai 'my p, n. Ophthalmy. o'ger''*^, n. Ogre. olld«, pp. Oiled. old'«fash''loii-a-bl'', a. 01d=fashion- able. oI-fact'i-[or a-]bl% a. Olfactible, olf actable. ol-fac'tlv», a. Olf active. ol'i-go-syr'la-bF, n. Oligosyllable. ol'lv«'*S a. & n. OHve. ol'lv-ness^, n. OHveness. om'bers, n. Ombre. om'e-Iet^, n. ' Omelette. o'mend", a. Omened. o-mts'si-bP, a. Omissible. o-mIs'siv«, a. Omissive. om''nl-rep''re-sen'ta-tlv*, a. Omni- representative. om''nl-rep"re-sen'ta-tIv-ness", n. Omnirepresentativeness. omnispectiv parallelabl 80 om^nl-spec'tlv*, a. Omnispective. om'pha-cln^, a. Omphacine. onse", a., n. & adv. Once. ooz', V. & n. Ooze. oozd^*', pp. Oozed. o'pal-ln", a. & n. Opaline. o^peU'SL'hl^t a. Openable. o'pend*'*^, pp. Opened. op'er-at"a-bP, a. Operatable. op^er-a^tlv", a. & n. Operative. op'er-a"tlv-ly", adv. Operatively. op'er-a"tlv-nes8'', n. Operativeness. o-pln'I-a"tlv^, a. Opiniative. o-pln'lon-a-bF, a. Opinionable. o-pin'Ion-a"tIv'', a. Opinionative. o-pIii'Ioii-a"tlv-ly', adv. Opiniona- tively. o-pln'lon-a^tlv-ness", n. Opiniona- tiveness. op^Is-tlioc'o-inin', n. Opisthoco- mine. op-pos'a-bP, a. Opposable. op'po-slf**, a. & n. Opposite. op-po8'l-tlv», a. Oppositive. op-pos'l-tlv-ly", adv. Oppositively. op-pos'i-tiv-ness^, n. Oppositiveness. op'po-slt-ly*, adv. Oppositely. op'po-sit-ness^, n. Oppositeness. op-pres'8lv'*«, a. Oppressive. op-pres'slv-ly'', ado. Oppressively. op-pres'slv-ness", n. Oppressiveness. op-prest"", o. Oppressed. op'ta-tlv*'*", a. & n. Optative. op'ta-tIv-ly», adv. Optatively. or'a-cP, n. Oracle. orbd'*", pa. Orbed. or-daln'a-bP, a. Ordainable. or-dalnd'B, pp. Ordained. or'der-a-bl', a. Orderable. or'derd*"*", pp. Ordered. or'dl-na^tlv'', n. Ordinative. o-rec'tlv", a. Orective. o"re-o-pha'sln", a. & n. Oreophasine. o"re-ot'ra-glii*, o. Oreotragine. or'faQ*'*^, v., a. & n. Orphan. or'gaii-Iz"[or -Is^la-W, a. Organiz- able, organisable. or'gan-izei', vt. & vi. Organise. or'gan-zin^, v. & n. Organzine. or'l-fls«, n. Orifice. o-rig'i-na-bF, a. Originable. o-rig'1-na-tlv^, a. Originative. o-rig'i-na-tiv-ly^, adv. Originatively. or"na-men'ta-tiv», a. Ornamenta- tive. or'phand^, pp. Orphaned. or'tho-graP, n. Orthograph. or-thog'ra-fer^, n. Orthographer. or"tho-graf'Ic^, a. Orthographic. or-thog'ra-fy^, n. Orthography. or"tho-pe'dlc«», a. Orthopaedic. or'tlv^, a. Ortive. os'cil-la"tlvS a. Oscillative. os'cil-la"tlv-ly«, adv. Oscillatively. os'cln^, a. & n. Oscine. os-ten'si-bP, a. Ostensible. os-ten'si-bl-ness^, n. Ostensibleness. os-ten'slv% a. Ostensive. os-ten'slv-ly*, adv. Ostensively. os'tra-cln^, a. & n. Ostracine. os'tra-ciz"a-bF, a. Ostracizable. os'tra-clze^*», vt. Ostracise. o-tar'i-in^, o'ta-rln", a. Otariine, otarine. our-selvs'*, pron. pi. Ourselves. out-Uv'*", vt. & vi. OutUve. out-spred'^*8, vt. & vi. Outspread. out-strech"", vt. Outstretch. out-strecht'^*», pp. Outstretched. out-stript'«, pp. Outstripped.' out-walkt""*", pp. Outwalked. ov'ends, a. Ovened. o"ver-aw'^, vt. Overawe. o"ver-awd'^*», pp. Overawed. o"ver-coin'a-bF, a. Overcomable. o'ver-hed"", a. & adv. Overhead. o"ver-lapt'«, pp. Overlapped. o'ver-leapt"», pp. Overleaped. 81 omnispectiv parallelabl o^ver-lookt'^, pp. Overlooked. o^ver-past'*"*^, pp. Overpassed. o"ver-spred'^**, vt. Overspread. o"ver-stralnd'«, pp. Overstrained. o"ver-turn'a-bF, a. Overturnable. o"ver-whelmd'^, pp. Overwhelmed. o"vl-bo'vIii«, a. & n. Ovibovine. o'vll», a. Ovile. o'vin*, a. Ovine. o'vu-lln*, a. Ovuline. ow'', vl. & vi. Owe. owd''*8, pp. Owed. ownd^*«, pp. Owned. os'ld*", n. Oxide. ox't-da-bP, a. Oxidable. ox'l-da"tlv*, a. Oxidative. ox'l-dlz"[or -dis"]a-bl% a. Oxidiz- able, oxidisable. ox'y-gen-lz"[or -Is"]a-bP,a. Oxygen- izable, oxygenisable. ox"y-sul'fld», n. Oxysulfide. pa'ca-bP, a. Pacable. pacb"*, V. & n. Patch. pach'a-bF, a. Patchable. pachf, pp. Patched. pach"y-ceph'a-llii', a. & n. Pachy- cephaline. pac"I-fl'a-bP, a. Pacifiable. pack'a-bF, a. Packable. packt''*^, pp. Packed. pack'thred"'**, n. Packthread. pad'doc^, V. & n. Paddock. pad'lS V. & n. Paddle. pad 'Id'', pp. Paddled. pad'lockt*"", pp. Padlocked. palnd*"", pa. Pained. palrd''*», pa. Paired. pal'at-a-bF, a. Palatable. pal'at-a-bl-ness^, n. Palatableness. pal'a-tliip*8, -Ine*", a. & n. Palatine. pald», pp. Palled. pa"le-og'ra-fy^, n. Paleography. pa"le-o-llth'lc«, a. & n. Palseohthic. pa"le-oii-tol'o-gy8, n. Palaeontology. Pa"le-o-zo'lc^, a. & n. Palaeozoic. palld'', pp. Palled. pal'll-a-tlv''*% a. & n. Palliative. pal'li-a-tlv-Iy*, adv. Palliatively. palmd^", a. Palmed. paFpa-bP, a. Palpable. pal'pa-bl-ness'*, n. Palpableness. paPpa-cP, n. Palpacle. pal'terd^*8, pp. Paltered. paPu-din", a. Paludine. pa-lus'trln", a. Palustrine. paiii'flet*'*^, n. Pamphlet. pam'perd''*^, pp. Pampered. pand», pp. Panned. pan'co-Iln^, n. Pancoline. pan'derd''*^, pp. Pandered. pan'eld'"*^, pp. Paneled, panelled. pan'l-cP, n. Panicle. pan'i-cld% a. Panicled. pan'ther-in», a. Pantherine. pan'to-graF, n. Pantograph. pa'pa-bP, a. Papable. pa'perd^f*, pp. Papered. papt", pp. Papped. par'a-bP, v. & n. Parable. par"a-caPca-rln«, a. Paracalcarine. par"a-fer-na'li-a'', n. pi. Parapher- naUa. par'af-fln», v. & n. Paraffine. par'a-fras"a-bP, a. Paraphrasable. par'a-frase^*», v. & n. Paraphrase. par'a-frast^, n. Paraphrast. par'a-gond», pp. Paragoned. par'a-graf*", v. & n. Paragraph. par'a-graf-er», n. Paragrapher. par'a-graff*^, pp. Paragraphed. par'al-ler'a-bP, a. Parallelable. paraleld permlssivly par'a-leld*"*', pp. Paralleled, paral- leUed. par'a-lyze", vl. Paralyse. par"a-naph'tha-lln^, n. Paranaph- thaline. par'a-nymf, n. Paranymph. pa-ras'ti-cin*, a. & n. Parasticine. par'boild*'*^, pp. Parboiled. par'celd^*^, pp. Parceled, parcelled. parchtp*^, pp. Parched, pard'ln*, a. Pardine. par'don-a-bF, a. Pardonable. par'don-a-bl-ness^, n. Pardonable- ness. par'dond''*^, pp. Pardoned. parkes'in", n. Parkesine. parkt", pp. Parked. par'ta-menf, n. Parliament. par'leyd^"^ pp^ Parleyed. par'lor», n. Parlor, parlour. par'ly8, v. & n. Parley. par'o-di-a-bP, a. Parodiable. pars'a-bF, a. Parsable. par''si-mo'iii-us", a. Parsimonious. pars'Iy^, n. Parsley. par'sond^, a. Parsoned. parsf**, pp. Parsed. part'i-[or a-lbP, a. Partible, partable. par-tak'a-bF, a. Partakable. ^ par"the-no-gen'l-tlv*, a. Partheno- genitive. par-tic'l-pa-bl^, a. Participable. par-tlc'i-pa"tlv«, a. Participative. par-tic'l-pa'^tlv-ly, adv. Participa- tively. par'ti-ci-pP, n. Participle. par'tl-cP, n. Particle. par-ti'tiond», pp. Partitioned. par'tl-tlv''*'', a. & n. Partitive. par'ti-tlv-ly8, adv. Partitively. par'tl-zan", a. & n. Partisan. part'nerd", pp. Partnered. par-tu'rl-tlv», a. Parturitive. pas", V. & n. Pass. %% pas'ci-bF, a. Pascible. pass'a-bF, a. Passable. pass'a-bl-nes8^, n. Passableness. pas'ser-iii», a. & n. Passerine. pas'si-bP, a. Passible. pas'si-bl-ness>', n. Passibleness. pas'sW*^, a. & n. Passive. pas'siv-ly«, adv. Passively. pas'siv-ness^, n. Passiveness. past' pp. Passed. pas'tur-a-bF, a. Pasturable. patcht", pp. Patched. pat'ent-a-bF, a. Patentable. pa-trold'^*«, pp. Patrolled. pat'ro-nlz"[or -nls"]a-bF, a. Patro- nizable. pat'ron-ize^, vt. Patronise. pat'ta-bF, a. Pattable. pat'terd^, pp. Pattered. pat'tern-a-bP, a. Patternable. pat'ternd^**, pp. Patterned. Paul 'In*, a. Pauline. pa-vil'iond^**, pp. Pavilioned. pawd*"**, a. Pawed. pawn'a-bP, a. Pawnable. pawnd^**, pp. Pawned. pay'a-bF, a. Payable. peace 'a-bP, a. Peaceable. peace'a-bl-ness'', n. Peaceableness. peachf**, pp. Peached. peakt*, a. Peaked. peaW**, pp. Pealed. peas*", n. sing. & pi. Pease. peb'F, V. & n. Pebble. peb'rin", n. Pebrine. pec'ca-bP, a. Peccable. peckt^*8, pp. Pecked. ped'F, Vt. & vi. Peddle. ped'W, pp. Peddled. ped'ler**, n. Peddler. ped'a-gog*"*", V. & n. Pedagogue. pe-dlc'u-lin", a. Pediculine. ped'o-mo"tlv», n. Pedomotive. pe"do-bap'tlst», n. Paedobaptist. 83 pe-dun'cl*", n. Peduncle. peeld*'*8, a. Peeled. peept''*^, pp. Peeped. peerd''*^, pp. Peered. pegd*'*«, a. Pegged. pe'jo-ra"tlv«, a. Pejorative. pe'jo-ra"tlv-ly*, adv. Pejoratively. peF, n. Pell. pel'Il-cl% n. Pellicle. pel"*mel"", adv. Pell=mell, peI-tig'er-lD«, a. Peltigerine. pen'cild^*^, a. Pencilled, penciled. pend'"*8, pp. Penned. pen-den 'tiv«, n. Pendentive. pen'di-cP, n. Pendicle. pen'du-lin^, a. & n. Penduline. pe-ner'o-pUn^, a. Peneropline. pen'e-tra-bF, a. Penetrable. pen'e-tra-bl-ness^, n. Penetrable- ness. pen^e-tra^tlV**, a. Penetrative. pen'e-tra"tlv-ly«, adv. Penetratively. pen'e-tra"tlv-ness«, n. Penetrative- pense*", n. pi. Pence. pen-sic 'u-la-tlv*, a. Pensiculative. pen'sil*"**, -ile^*«, a. Pensile. pen'sion-a-bl.^, a. Pensionable. pen'siond^*^, pp. Pensioned. pen'siv*"**, a. Pensive. pen-tac'tin«, n. Pentactine. pe'ple*", V. & n. People. pep'perd*'*^, pp. Peppered. per-celv'^, vt. Perceive. per-celv'a-bP, a. Perceivable. per-eeivd'^*«, pp. Perceived. per-cen'tU", a. Percentile. per-cep'tl-bF, a. Perceptible. per-eep'tl-bl-ness^, n. Perceptible- nefis. per-eep'tlvP*«, a. Perceptive. per-cep'tlv-ly", adv. Perceptively. per-cep'tiv-ness", n. Perceptiveness. pereht^*% a. Perched. paraleld permissivly per'co-Ia"tiv*, a. Percolative. per-cus'slv*, a. & n. Percussive. per-cus'slv-ly*, adv. Percussively. per-eus'slv-ness«, n. Percussiveness. per-cust'«, pp. Percussed. per'du-ra-bP, a. Perdurable. pet'du-ra-bl-ness*", n. Perdurable- per'e-grln*, a. Peregrine. per-fect'l-bF, a. Perfectible. per-fec'tlv^*^, a. Perfective, per-fee'tiv-ly», adv. Perfectively. per-fec'tlv-ness^, n. Perfectiveness. per'fo-ra-bP, a. Perforable. per'fo-ra"ttv^*», a. Perforative. per-form'a-bF, a. Performable. per-formd '*'*», pp. Performed. per-fu'slv*, a. Perfusive. pe-rlf'er-y^*", n. Periphery. per'i-frase^, vt. & vi. Periphrase. per^i-fras'tlC, a. Periphrastic. per"i-gour'dln«, n. Perigourdine. per"l-jour'dln^, n. Perijourdine. per'Ud***^, pp. Perilled, periled. per'i-og^*«, n. Periogue. per'Ish-a-bP, a. Perishable. pet'Ish-a-bl-ness*", n. Perishableness. per'Isht''*^, pa. Perished. per"i-u'ter-ln», a. Periuterine. per'l-wlgd*'*«, pp. Periwigged. per'l-wln"kl^, n. Periwinkle. perkt^*", pp. Perked. perl', v., a. & n. Pearl. per'lin", a. Perline. per'me-a-bP, a. Permeable. per'me-a-bl-ness'*, n. Permeable- per'me-a-tiv*, a. Permeative. per-mls'cl-bP, a. Permiscible. per-mis'sI-bF, a. Permissible. per-mls'sl-bl-ness^, n. Permissible- ness. per- mis 'si v*"**, a. Permissive. per-mis'slv-ly*, adv. Permissively. permlsslvness plunimer per-mis'siv-ness^, n. Permissiveness. per-mut'a-bP, a. Permutable. per-mufa-bl-ness*", n. Permutable- 84 per'nln*, a. Pernine. per-ox'l-dlz"a-bF, a. Peroxidizable. per'pe-tra-bF, a. Perpetrable. per-pet'u-a-bP, a. Perpetuable. per-plex'a-bP, a. Perplexable. per-plext'^**, jpa. Perplexed. per'Qui-sit''*», n. Perquisite. per'ro-tln«, n. Perrotine. per'se-cu"tiv^, a. Persecutive. per'se-cu"tiv-ness«, n. Persecutive- per-sls'tiv«, a. Persistive. per-sls'tlv-ly», adv. Persistively. per-sis'tiv-ness*, n. Persistiveness. per'son-a-bl^, a. Personable. per'son-a-bl-ness'', n. Personable- per'son-a-tiv«, a. Personative. per-soii'l-fl"a-bF, a. Personifiable. per-soii'i-fl-ca"tlv*, a. Personifica- tive. per-spec'tlv^*^, a. & n. Perspective. per-spec'tlv-ly^, adv. Perspeetively. per-spIr'a-bP, a. Perspirable. per-suad'a-bl'', a. Persuadable. per-suad'a-bl-ness'", n. Persuadable- per-sua'sI-bP, a. Persuasible. per-sua'si-bl-ness'', n. Persuasible- ness. per-sua'slV*^, a. & n. Persuasive. per-sua'slv-ly«, adv. Persuasively. per-sua'slv-ness^, n. Persuasiveness. per-taind"**, pp. Pertained. per-turb'a-bl', a. Perturbable. per-turbd"'*8, pp. Perturbed. per-va'slv*", a. Pervasive. per-va'siv-ly*, adv. Pervasively. per-ver'slv^*», a. Perversive. per-vert'I-bl', a. Pervertible. per-ver'tlv^, a. Pervertive. pes'ant^, a. & n. Peasant. pes'terd^*^, pp. Pestered. pes'tP, v. & n. Pestle. pet'ald^, pp. Petaled. pe-tl'tiond''*«, pp. Petitioned. pet"rl-fac'tlv^*% a. Petrif active. pet'rl-fl"a-bF, a. Petrifiable. Pe'trln^, a. Petrine. pet'ty^, a. Petit. pez'anf, a. & n. Peasant. pez'ant-ry*", n. Peasantry. phac"o-che'[or chce']rln«, a. Phaco- cherin, phacochoerin. phse"o-cys'tln«, a. Phseocystine. phas-cog'a-Iin^, a. & n. Phascogaline. phas"co-larc'tln«, a. & n. Phascolarc- tine. pha'si-a-nin», a. & n. Phasianine. phe'nix^, n. Phoenix. phe"no-crys'tal-liii«, a. Phenocrys- talline. phe-nom'e-non^, n. Phenomenon. phe"no-saf'rI-nln*, n. Phenosafri- nine. Phl-lls'tlnS a. & n. Philistine. phiF'o-gen'i-tiv^, a. Philogenitive. phU"o-pro-gen'i-tiv*, a. Philoprogen- itive. phil"o-pro-gen'l-tiv-ness^, n. Philo- progenitiveness. phce"ni-coph'a-lin», a. & n. Phoeni- cophaline. phGe"ni-coph'i-lin», o. & n. PhcEni- cophiline. phyl'lo-rhtn^, phyl"lo-rhl'nin', a. & n. Phyllorhine, phyllorhinine. phyl-Ios'co-pin», a. Phylloscopine. phyr'lo-stom'a-tin", a. & n. Phyllo- stomatine. phyl-los'to-min^, a. & n. Phyllosto- mine. pich^, v. & n. Pitch. plch'er*", n. Pitcher. 85 permissivness plummer plchf**, pa. Pitched. pich'y**, a. Pitchy. pick'a-bF, a. Pickable. pIck'P, V. & n. Pickle. plck'ld**, pp. Pickled. plckt*"**, po. Picked. plc'nlcf**, jpp. Picnicked. pIc"ro-car'iiilii«, n. Picrocarmine. plc'tur-a-bP, a. Picturable. pic'tur-a-bl-ness^, n. Picturableness. pl-er'i-dln^, a. Pieridine. piers t", 'P'p. Pierced. pigd», 'pp. Pigged. plg'my», a. & n. Pygmy. plg'no-ra"tlv^, a. Pignorative. plF*», V. & n. Pill. pUdS pp. Pilled. pll'ferd^*S pp. Pilfered. pil'grimd^, pp. Pilgrimed. pl'lln% a. Piline. pU'lage-a-bl*", a. Pillageable. pil'lardS a. Pillared. pll'lo^, V. & n. Pillow. pil'lowd*"*^, pp. Pillowed. pi-mel'o-dln*, a. & n. Pimelodine. plm'pl'', n. Pimple. pim'pld^, a. Pimpled. plmpt'"*^, pp. Pimped. pincht*'*^, pa. Pinched. plnd*"**, pp. Pinned. pl-nic'o-lln*, a. Pinicoline. pin'lond*"**, a. Pinioned. plnkf**, pa. Pinked. pin'na-cl'', v. & n. Pinnacle. pln'na-cld^, pp. Pinnacled. pln'tl'', n. Pintle. pFo-neerd""*^, pp. Pioneered. plpt», a. Pipped. plsht^**, pp. Pished. pis'told^, pp. Pistoled, pistolled. pitcht^, pa. Pitched. plthtS pp. Pithed. pit'I-a-bF, a. Pitiable. pit'i-a-bl-ness^, n. Pitiableness. pla'ca-bF, a. Placable. pla'ca-bl-ness^, n. Placableness. plalnd^*^, pp. Plained. plain 'tlf*S n. Plaintiff. plain 'tlv*', a. Plaintive. pland'"*^, pp. Planned. plan'isht^, pp. Planished. plankt''*^, pp. Planked. plasht*"*", pp. Plashed. plas'terd^*^, pp. Plastered. plaf'y-phyl'lln^, o. Platyphylline. plat'y-rhln», a. Platyrhine. plau'sl-bF, a. Plausible. plau'sl-bl-ness'', n. Plausibleness. plau'slv^*^, a. Plausive. play'a-bl'', a. Playable. playd^*^, pp. Played. pleacht^, pp. Pleached. plead 'a-bF, a. Pleadable. plea'sur-a-bF, a. Pleasurable. plea'sur-a-bl-ness'', n. Pleasurable- plec'o-tln«, a. & n. Plecotine. pledge'a-bF, a. Pledgeable. pledgd''*^, pp. Pledged. plen'isht", pp. Plenished. plen'te-us«, a. Plenteous. ples'ant^, a. Pleasant. ple'sure*, v. & n. Pleasure. plez'ant^, a. Pleasant. ple'zur-a-bF, a. Pleasurable. ple'zure^, v. & n. Pleasure. pli'a-bP, a. PUable. pll'a-bl-ness'', n. Pliableness. pllc'a-tlv«, a. Plicative. plo'slv^, n. Plosive. plow^**, V. & n. Plough. plow'a-bF, a. Plowable. plowd^*^, pp. Plowed. pluckt^*8, pa. Plucked. plugd^", pp. Plugged. plum'^, v., a., n. & adv. Plumb. plumd^*«, pp. Plumbed. plum'mer^, n. Plumber. plumming presentativ plum'ming^ n. Plumbing. pluiii'*llne"% V. & n. Plumb-line. plumpt^*', pp. Plumped. pIun'der-a-bF, a. Plunderable. plun'derd'^*^, pp. Plundered. plu'ra-tlv^, a. Plurative. pluv'er^, n. Plover. plu'vI-a-Un^, a. Pluvialine. poacht*"*^, pp. Poached. po-da'ger-ln*, a. Podagerine. pol'soiid''*^, pa. Poisoned. pold», pa. Polled. pol"i-op'to-llii^, a. & n. Polioptoline. pol'ish-a-bP, a. Polishable. pol'isht^*^, pa. Polished. poU'a-bP, a. Pollable. pol'loc^, n. Pollock. po-lyb'o-rln^, a. & n. Polyborine. pol'y-graf, n. Polygraph. po-lyg'ra-fy^, n. Polygraphy. pol'yp8, n. Polype. pol'y-pld», n. Pol5rpide. pol'y-syl"la-bP, n. Polysyllable. pom'a-rin^, a. Pomarine. po-mat'o-rhln°, a. Pomatorhine. Pomp'tln^, a. Pomptine. pon'der-a-bF, a. & n. Ponderable. pon'der-a-bl-ness^, n. Ponderable- pon'derd^*^, pp. Pondered. pon'^der-o-mo'tlv^, a. Ponderomo- tive. pon'tir'^S n. Pontiff. Pon'tin", a. Pontine. pon-toond'^, pp. Pontooned. poo'dl*", n. Poodle. poold^, pp. Pooled. pop'lard^, a. Poplared. popt'*", pp. Popped. , por'cln^, a. Porcine. por^fy-rlt'ic^, a. Porphyritic. por'fy-ry'*", n. Porphyry. port'a-bP, a. Portable. port'a-bl-ness', n. Portableness. 8« por'tald^, a. Portaled, por'ta-til*, a. Portatile. por'ta-tlv«, a. Portative. por'tlon-a-bP, a. Portionable. por'tiond^*^, pp. Portioned. por-trayd""*^, pp. Portrayed. po'rus^, a. Porous. pos'1-tiv^*^, a. & n. Positive. pos'l-tlv-ly«, adv. Positively. pos'i-tiv-ness^, n. Positiveness. pos-ses'slv''*^, a. & n. Possessive. pos-ses'siv-ly«, adv. Possessively. pos-ses'slve-ness*", n. Possessiveness. pos-sesf*^, pa. Possessed. pos'sl-bl*", a. & n. Possible. pos'sl-bl-ness^, n. Possibleness. post'a-bl*", a. Postable. post-gen'er-a-tlv», a. Postgenera- tive. post-mu'ta-tlv^, a. Postmutative. post-op 'er-a-tiv«, a. Postoperative. • post-pal 'a-tin», a. & n. Postpalatine. post-pon'a-bP, a. Postponable. post-pon'tiP, a. Postpontile. post-pos'i-tiv«, a. & n. Postpositive. po'ta-bF, a. & n. Potable. po'ta-bl-ness"*, n. Potableness. pot'P, n. Pottle. pot'terd«, pp. Pottered. pouchf*^, a. Pouched. poul'tis^, V. & n. Poultice. pouFtist^, pp. Poulticed. pounst", pp. Pounced. pourd''*^, pp. Poured. pow'der-a-bF, a. Powderable. pow'derd''*^, pa. Powdered. pow'erd*, pp. Powered. prac'ti-ca-bl<', a. Practicable. prac'ti-ca-bl-ness>', n. Practicable- prac'tls^*^, V. & n. Practise, practice. prac'tlst''*8, pa. Practised, practiced. prac'tlv^, a. Practive. prankt^*^, a. Pranked. 87 pranst^, pp. Pranced. prat'l**, V. & n. Prattle. prat'ld', pp. Prattled. pFat'ler^, n. Prattler. prayd''*^, pp. Prayed. preach 'a-bl*", a. Preachable. preacht'**^, pp. Preached. pre-al'la-bP, a. Preallable. pre'am-bl^, v. & n. Preamble. prec'a-tiv*"**, a. Precative. pre-cep'tlv^*^, a. Preceptive. pre-cep'tlv-ly^, adv. Preceptively. pre-cinc'tiv^, a. Precinctive. prec'l-pls^, n. Precipice. pre-cip'i-ta-bF, a. Precipitable. pre-clp'l-ta"tlv^, a. Precipitative. pre-cl'siv^, a. Precisive. pre-clu'siv^*^, a. Preclusive. pre-clu'slv-ly8, adv. Preclusively. pre-cog'nl-tlv*, a. Precognitive. pre"con-celv'^, vt. Preconceive. pre-cur'slv^*«, a. Precursive. pre-des'tln^*8, vt. Predestine. pre-des'tlnd^*8, pp. Predestined. pre"de-ter'inlii^**, vt. & vi. Predeter- mine. pre"de-ter'ml-na-bP, a. Predeter- minable. pre"de-ter'ml-na"tlv», a. Predeter- minative. pre"de-ter'iiiindp*'', pp. Predeter- mined. pred'l-ca-bP, a. & n. Predicable. pred'l-ca"tlv», a. Predicative. pred'i-ca"tlv-ly», adv. Predicatively. pre-dict'a-bF, a. Predictable. pre-dlc'tlv«, a. Predictive. pre-dlc'tiv-ly«, adv. Predictively. pre-dic'tiv-ness«, n. Predictiveness. pre-empt'i-bP, a. Preemptible. pre-emp'tlv«, a. Preemptive. preend^*«, pp. Preened. pre"es-tab'llsht*'*'», pp. Preestab- lished. plumming presentativ pref'er-a-bP, a. & n. Preferable. pref er-a-bl-ness*", n. Preferableness. pre-ferd'p*8, pa. Preferred. pre-flg'ur-a-tlv'"**, a. Prefignrative. pre-fixt'^*«, pp. Prefixed. pre-form'a-tlv, w. & n. Preforma- tive. preg'na-bP, a. Pregnable. pre-hen'si-bF, a. Prehensible. pre-hen'slP*«, -ile«, a. Prehensile. pre-hen'siv«, a. Prehensive. pre-hen'slv-ness^, n. Prehensiveness. prej'u-dls«, v. & n. Prejudice. prej'u-dlst^, pa. Prejudiced. pre-lu'slv^*», a. Prelusive. pre-lu'slv-ly*, adv. Prelusively. pre-ined'l-ta"tlv^, a. Premeditative. prem'Is^*^, n. Premise, premiss. ppe-mize'^, vt. & vi. Premise. pre-mlzd"^, pp. Premised. pre-mu'ta-tlv^, a. Premutative. pre-no'men^, n. Prsenomen. pren'tls*, n. Prentice. pren'tlst^, pp. Prenticed. pre"or-dalnd' pp. Preordained. prep'a-ra-bF, a. Preparable. pre-par'a-tiv^*^, a. & n. Preparative. ppe-par'a-tlv-ly^, adv. Preparatively. pre"peF-cep'tiv«, a. Preperceptive. pre-pon'tlP, a. Prepontile. pre-pos'l-tiv^*«, a. & n. Prepositive. pre-pos'1-tiv-ly*, adv. Prepositively. pre"pos-sest"'*«, pp. Prepossessed. pre-req'ui-slt^**, a. & n. Prerequi- site. pre-rog'a-tlv''**, a. & n. Prerogative. pres*, V. & n. Press. pre-scrlp'tl-bP, a. Prescriptible. pre-scrlp'tiv'**, a. Prescriptive. pre-scrlp'tlv-ly*, adv. Prescriptively. pre-scrip'tlv-ness^, n. Prescriptive- pre-senfa-bF, a. Presentable. pre-sen'ta-tlv*, a. Presentative. presentatlvness psittacofulvin 88 pre-sen'ta-tlv-ness*, n. Presenta- tiveness. pre-sen'tlv«, a. & n. Presentive. pre-sen'tlv-ly*, adv. Presentively. pre-sen'tiv-ness^, n. Presentiveness. pre-serv""*^, vt. & vi. Preserve. pre-serv'a-bP, a. Preservable. pre-ser'va-tiV*^, a. & n. Preservative. pre-servd""*^, pp. Preserved. press 'a-bP, a. Pressable. presf*^, pp. Pressed. pre-sum'a-bF, a. Presumable. pre-sump'tlv''**, a. Presumptive. pre-sump'tiv-ly", adv. Presump- tively. pre-tense""*^, n. Pretence. pre-tenst'^, pp. Pretensed. pre-ten'slv*, a. Pretensive. pre-ten'ta-tiv*, a. Pretentative. pret'er-lt*'**, a. & n. Preterite. pre-ter'I-tlv^, a. Preteritive. pre"ter-inlt'«, vt. Praetermit. pre"ter-sea'son-a-bl'', a. Pretersea- sonable. pre- valid '^*^, pp. Prevailed. pre- vent 'a-bF, a. Preventable. pre-vent'a-tiv*, a. & n. Preventative. pre-ven'tlv^*^, a. & n. Preventive. pre-ven'tlv-ly^, adv. Preventively. pre-ven'tlv-ness^, n. Preventiveness. pre-vls'lv«, a. Previsive. preyd*"*^, pp. Preyed. prlck'P, V. & n. Prickle. prlckt^*^, pa. Pricked. prlgd^, pp. Prigged. prlmd", pp. Primmed. pri-me'vaP, a. Primaeval. prl'mln", n. Primine. prlm'l-tlv*', a. & n. Primitive. prlm'l-tlv-ly», adv. Primitively. prlm'l-tlv-ness", n. Primitiveness. prl"mo-gen'l-tlv8, a. Primogenitive. prln-clp'l-a-tiv», a. Principiative. prln'ci-pP, V. & n. Principle. prln'cl-pld^, pp. Principled. prlnkt^*^, pp. Prinked. prlnt'a-bF, a. Printable. prl"o-no-don'tln*, a. Prionodontine. prl-on'o-plQ^, a. & n. Prionopine. prls'ma-tln^, a. Prismatine. prls'ond^*^, pp. Prisoned. prls'tln''*^, -lne^*«, a. Pristine. prlv'a-tlv^**, a. & n. Privative. prlv'a-tlv-ly^, adv. Privatively. prlv'a-tlv-ness^, n. Privativeness. prlz'a-bP, prize 'a-bF, a. Prizable, prizeable. prob'a-bF, a. Probable. pro'ba-tlv^*«, a. Probative. pro'ba-tlv-ly«, adv. Probatively. pro-cede'*, vi. Proceed. pro-ces'slv®, a. Processive. pro'cre-a"tlv'^**, a. Procreative. pro'cre-a"tlv-ness*, n. Procreative- pro-cur'a-bF, a. Procurable. pro-cur'slv*, a. Procursive. pro-duc'l-bF, a. Producible. pro-duet'l-bF, a. Productible. pro-due 'tlF, a. Productile. pro-duc'tlv""*", a. Productive. pro-due 'tlv-ly*, adv. Productively. pro-due 'tlv-ness^*«, n. Productive- ness. prof'a-na-bF, a. Profanable. prof'e-cy*", n. Prophecy. pro-fest'*"**, pa. Professed. prof'e-sy^, vt. & vi. Prophesy. prof'et''*^, n. Prophet. prof'et-ess'', n. Prophetess. pro-fet'lc^*«, a. Prophetic. prof ferd''*8, pp. Proffered. prof'l-ta-bP, a. Profitable. prof l-ta-bl-ness*", n. Profitableness. pro'Ty-lac'tlC, a. & n. Prophylactic. progd», pp. Progged. pro-gen '1-tlv-ness*, n. Progenitive- ness. 89 presentativness psittacofuMn prog-nos'tl-ca-bP, a. Prognosti- cable. prog-nos'tl-ca"tiv«, a. Prognostica- tive. pro'gram^, n. Programme. pro-gres'slv'"*^, a. Progressive. pro-gres'slv-ly^, adv. Progressively. pro-gres'siv-ness*, n. Progressiveness. pro-grest""*^, pp. Progressed. pro-hib'l-tiv^**, a. Prohibitive. pro-hlb'l-tIv-ly«, adv. Prohibitively. pro-ject'a-bF, a. Projectable. pro-jec'tll*'*«, -lle», a. & n. Projectile. pro-jec'tiv», o. Projective. pro'log^*", V. & n. Prologue. pro-long'a-bl', a. Prolongable. pro-longd'^**, pp. Prolonged. prom'ls^*^, V. & n. Promise. prom '1st '*^, pp. Promised. pro-mls'siv^, a. Promissive. pro-mo'tiv''**, a. Promotive. promp'tiv^, a. Promptive. prongd^, pp. Pronged. pro-nounce'a-bP, a. Pronounceable. pro-nounst'*, pp. Pronounced. pro-nun'ci-a-bP, a. Pronunciable. pro-nun'cl-a-tiv", a. Pronunciative. prop'a-ga-bP, a. Propagable. prop'a-ga-bl-ness^, n. Propagable- ness. pro-pal'a-nln^, n. Propalanine. pro-peld"'*», pp. Propelled. pro-pel'Ia-W, a. Propellable. pro-pi 'tl-a-W, a. Propitiable. pro-por'tlon-a-bP, a. Proportion- able. pro-por'tion-a-bl-ness% n. FropoT- tionableness. pro-por'tlond*"** pp. Proportioned. pro-pos'a-bF, a. Proposable. propt''*^, pp. Propped. pro-pul'slv''*^, a. Propulsive. pro-rat'a-bF, a. Proratable. pro-scol'e-cln^, a. Proscolecine. pro-scrib'a-bP, a. Proscribable. pro-scrip 'tiv*"*^, a. Proscriptive. pro-scrip 'tlv-ly^, adv. Proscriptively. pro-scrip 'tlv-ness«, n. Proscriptive- pros'e-cut"a-bl^, a. Prosecutable. Pros'er-pin*, n. Proserpine. pro-spec 'tiv''*^, a. & n. Prospective. pro-spec 'tiv-ly«, adv. Prospectively. pro-spec'tiv-ness«, n. Prospective- ness. pros'perd^*^, pp. Prospered. prot-ain'phi-rin«, n. Protamphirine. pro-tec '«¥*"*«, a. & n. Protective. pro-tec'tiv-ly^, adv. Protectively. pro-tec 'tiv-ness», n. Protectiveness. pro-ten'siv^, a. Protensive. pro- test 'a-bl^, a. Protestable. pro-trac'tll», a. Protractile. pro-trac'tiv''*^, a. Protractive. pro-trud'a-W, a. Protrudablc. pro-tru'si-bf, a. Protrusible. pro-tru'sll«, o. Protrusile. pro-tru'siV*^, a. Protrusive. pro-tru'siv-Iy^, adv. Protrusively. pro-tru'siv-ness«, n. Protrusiveness. prov'a-bl', a. Provable. prov'a-bl-ness^, n. Provableness. pro-vld'a-bl^, a. Providable. pro-vi'siond*, pp. Provisioned. pro-voc'a-tlv^*^, a. & n. P*rovocative. pro-voc'a-tiv-ly«, adv. Provocatively. pro-voc'a-tiv-ness«, n. Provocative- pro-volc'a-bl^, a. Provokable. prowld''*^, pp. Prowled. prun'a-bl^, a. Prunable. psarn'mo-phin^, a. & n. Psammo- phine. pseu-dos'ci-nin", a. Pseudoscinine. pseu"do-sto'miii«, a. Pseudostomine. psit'ta-cin^, a. & n. Psittacine. pslt"ta-co-fuI'vln«, n. Psittacoful- psittaculin ragd pslt-tac'u-lln«, a. & n. Psittaculine. pter"y-go-paI'a-tin", a. Pterygopal- atine. ptll"o-no-ryii'chln», a. & n. Ptilo- norynchine. pub'lish-a-bP, a. Publishable. pub'lisht^*^, pp. Published. puck'erd^*^, pp. Puckered. pud'F, V. & n. Puddle. pud'W, pp. Puddled. pud 'ling'', n. Puddling. pu'er-il»'*», -ile^*% a. Puerile. pu'er-il-ness«, n. Puerileness. puf^ V. & n. Pufif. puff**, pa. Puffed. pugd", vt. Pugged. pul«'*% V. & n. Pull. puld*'*«, pp. Pulled. pu'li-cln^, a. Pulicine. piil-las'trin*, a. Pullastrine. pul'lu-la"tiv«, a. Pullulative. pul'lu-la"tiv-ly«, adv. Pullulatively. pul'ly^, n. Pulley. pul'sa-tiF*«, a. Pulsatile. pul'sa-tlv^**, a. Pulsative. pul'sa-tlv-ly*, adv. P^ilsatively. pulst' pp. Pulsed. pul'ver-a-bP, a. Pulverable. pul'ver-lz"[or -ls"]a-bF, a. Pulver- izable, pulverisable. pum'Is", V. & n. Pumice. pum'meP, v. & n. Pommel. pum'meld^, pp. Pommeled. pumpf**, pp. Pumped. puncht*'*^, pp. Punched. punc'tu-a-tiv^, a. Punctuative. pund""**, pp. Punned. pun'ish-a-bF, a. Punishable. pun'ish-a-bl-ness'*, n. Punishable- ness. pun'ishf*^, pp. Punished. pu'nl-tiV*', a. Punitive. 90 pu'nl-tiv-ly^, adv. Punitively. pu'ni-tiv-ness^, n. Punitiveness. pun'na-bF, a. Punnable. pupt», pp. Pupped. pur*'*S V. & n. Purr. pur'chas-a-bl'', a. Purchasable. pur'chast^, pp. Purchased. purd''*8, pp. Purred. pur'ga-tlv''*^, a. & n. Purgative. pur'ga-tiv-ly*, adv. Purgatively. purge 'a-bP, a. Purgeable. pu'rl-fl-ca"tlv8, a. Purificative. purld^*«, pp. Purled. pur'Hn*", n. Purline. pur-lolnd'^*8, pp. Purloined. pur'pF, v., a. & n. Purple. pur'pld*", pp. Purpled. pur'po-siv^, a. Purposive. pur'po-siv-ly^, adv. Purposively. pur'po-siv-ness^, n. Purposiveness. pur'post*, pp. Purposed. pursf*^, pp. Pursed. pur-su'a-bF, a. Pursuable. pur-veyd""**, pp. Purveyed. pus«, n. Puss. pushf*', pp. Pushed. pu'ta-tlV**, a. Putative. pu'^tre-fac'tlv*"**, a. Putrefactive. pu"tre-fac'tlv-ness*, n. Putrefac- tiveness. pu'tre-fl"a-bF, a. Putrefiable. pu-tres'cl-bP, a. Putrescible. put'terd''*^, pp. Puttered. put'toc», n. Puttock. puz'1% V. & n. Puzzle. puz'W, pp. Puzzled. pyc"no-no'tln«, a. & n. Pycnonotine. py-ral'll-dln», a. & n. Pyrallidine. pyr"rho-cor'a-clii^, a. & n. Pyrrho- coracine. pyr'rhu-ltn*, a. & n. Pyrrhuline. pyr'u-Iln», a. Pyruline. 91 psittaculin ragd quackt^*«, pp. Quacked. quad'ra-bP, a. Quadrable. quad"ri-de-rlv'a-tiv«, n. Quadride- rivative. quad'ri-syl"la-bF, n. Quadrisyl- lable. quad"rl-vol'tln*, a. & n. Quadrivol- tine. quad'ru-pF, v., a. & n. Quadruple. quaf, V. & n. Quaff. quaft^*», pp. Quaffed. qualld''*^, pp. Quailed. qual'i-fl"a-bF, a. Qualifiable. qual 'i-fl-ca"tiv«, a.&n. Qualificative. qual'l-ta"tlv*'*«, a. Qualitative. qual'i-ta"tiv-ly», adv. Qualitatively. quan'tl-fl"a-bF, a. Quantifiable. quan'tl-ta"tlv^*«, a. & n. Quantita- tive. quaii'tl-ta"tlv-ly*, adv. Quantita- tively. quan'tl-ta''tiv-ness^, n. Quantita- tiveness. quar'an-tln^a-W, a. Quarantinable. quar'reld*'*^, pp. Quarreled, quar- relled. quar'rel-sum''**, a. Quarrelsome. quar'rl-a-bF, a. Quarriable. quar'terd", a. Quartered. quar-tet'^, n. Quartette. qua'verd^, pp. Quavered. queend^, pp. Queened. queerd*, pp. Queered. queP, vt. Quell. queld^*8, pp. Quelled. quench'a-bP, a. Quenchable. quencht'^*^, pp. Quenched. quer'cln^, a. Quercine. ques'1-tiv^, a. Quesitive. ques'tlon-a-bl^, a. Questionable. ques'tion-a-bl-ness'', n. Question- ques'tiond", pp. Questioned. ques'tor^, n. Quaestor. queue. See cue. quIb'F, V. & n. Quibble. quib'ld'' pp. Quibbled. qulck'end''*^, pp. Quickened. quickt^, pp. Quicked. quid'da-tiv*, a. Quiddative. quid'di-ta"tlv8, a. Quidditative. quld'F, V. & n. Quiddle. qul'e-tlv», a. & n. Quietive. qulF*S V. & n. Quill. quilds a. Quilled. quln'1-bF, vi. & n. Quinible. quIii"que-loc'u-lin8, a. Quinqueloc- uline. quln-tet'*, n. Quintette. quin'tin^, n. Quintine. quipt^, pp. Quipped. quire», v. & n. Choir. quis'ea-lln», a. & n. Quiscaline. quiv'erd^**, a. Quivered. quiz'za-bl'', a. Quizzable, quizzible. quot'a-bP, a. Quotable. quot'a-bl-ness'', n. Quotableness. quo'ta-tlv^, o. Quotative. rack°, n. Wrack. rackt^*», pp. Racked. ra'dl-a-W, a. Radiable. ra'dl-a"tlv«, a. Radiative. ra"di-o-ac'tiv*, a. Radioactive. raf'P, V. & n. Raffle. rarw, pp. Raffled. ragd^, pp. Ragged. ralbl reduciblness 92 ral'bF, vt. & vi. Raible. rav'end^*«, pp. Ravened. ralld^*% pp. Railed. rav'e-nus», a. Ravenous. raln'bowd''^, a. Rainbowed. rav'Ishf***, pp. Ravished. ralnd^*«, pp. Rained. rayd^, pp. Rayed. rais'a-bF, a. Raisable. raze», vt. & vi. Rase. ralths n. Wraith. ra'zor-a-bP, a. Razorable. ralz'', V. & n. Raise. reacht», pp. Reached. raizd'*, a. & pp. Raised. re-ac'tlv", a. & n. Reactive. ral'lln% a. Ralline. re-ac'tiv-ly% adv. Reactively. ram'bF, v. & n. Ramble. re-ac'tlv-ness», n. Reactiveness. ram'bld% pp. Rambled. read'a-bP, a. Readable. ramd*'**, pp. Rammed. read'a-bl-ness'', n. Readableness. rampt^*«, pp. Ramped. reak% vt. Wreak. ran'cor''*^, n. Rancour. re'al-lz"a-bF, a. Realizable. ran'ger-ln*, a. Rangerine. reamd", pp. Reamed. ran-gif'er-In», a. Rangiferine. reap'a-bP, a. Reapable. ran'gle^, v. & n. Wrangle. reapt^*«, pp. Reaped. ra'nin^, a. Ranine. reard^*«, pp. Reared. ran'kl^, vi. Rankle. rea'son-a-bF, a. Reasonable. ran'kld'*, pp. Rankled. rea'son-a-bl-ness*', n. Reasonable- rankt'"*S pp. Ranked. ness. ran'sackt'**^, pp. Ransacked. rea'sond'"**, pa. Reasoned. ran'som-a-bl'*, a. Ransomable. reath», n. Wreath. ran'somd^*', pp. Ransomed. reathe«, vt. & vi. Wreathe. raps, V. & n. Wrap. re-beld'*"**, pp. Rebelled. rap'In^**, -ine», n. Rapine. re-bel'lius«, a. RebeUious. rap'so-dy8, n. Rhapsody. re-bound 'a-bP, a. Reboundable. rapt''*«, pp. Rapped. re-buft'% pp. Rebuffed. rar"e-fac'tlv«, a. Raref active. re-buk'a-W, a. Rebukable. rar'e-fl"a-bP, a. Rarefiable. re-but'ta-bF, a. Rebuttable. rashf*, pp. Rashed. re-cald'», pp. Recalled. raspf**, pa. Rasped. re-call'a-bP, a. Recallable. rat'a-bP, rate'a-bl% a. Ratable, re"ca-plt'u-la"tlv«, a. Recapitula- rateable. tive. rathS n. Wrath. re-celpt'a-bl*", a. Receiptable. ra"ti-oc'I-na"tlv», a. Ratiocinative. re-celt"", v. & n. Receipt. ra'tlon-a-bF, a. Rationable. re-celv", vt. & vi. Receive. ra"tlon-al-lz'[or -ls']a-bl% a. Ra- re-celv'a-bF, a. Receivable. tionalizable, rationalisable. re-celvd'^*», pp. Received. ra'tiond'', pp. Rationed. re-cep'tl-bP, a. Receptible. rat'1% V. & n. Rattle. re-cep'tiv^*», a. Receptive. rat'ld% pp. Rattled. re-cep'tlv-ly«, adv. Receptively. rav'eld'"*% pp. Raveled, ravelled. re-cep'tlv-ness®, n. Receptiveness. rav'el-ing'*, n. Ravelling. re-ces'slv«, a. & n. Recessive. 93 re-ces'siv-ly*, adv. Recessively. re-cest'^, a. Recessed. re-clp'ro-ca-bP, a. Reciprocable. re-clp'ro-can-tlv*, a. RecipVocantive. re-cIp'ro-ca"tiv^, a. Reciprocative. rec"i-ta-tiv'^, n. Recitative. rec"i-ta-tlv'ly*, adv. Recitatively. reck^, V. & n. Wreck. reck'on-a-bl', a. Reckonable. reck'ond^, pp- Reckoned. reckt^, pp. Recked. re-claim'a-bl'", a. Reclaimable. re-claim'a-bl-ness^, n. Reclaimable- re-clalmd'^, pp. Reclaimed. re-clln'a-bP, a. Reclinable. re-clu'slv^, a. Reclusive. re-clu'slv-ness^, n. Reclusiveness. re-cog'nl-tiv«, a. Recognitive. rec'og-nfz"[or -nIs"]a-bF, a. Recog- nizable, recognisable. rec'og-nlze^, vt. & vi. Recognise. re-coild'^*^, pp. Recoiled. rec"ol-lec'tlv^, a. Recollective. rec"ol-lec'tlv-ly*, adv. Recollectively. rec"ol-lec'tlv-ness*, n. Recollective- ness. rec^om-mend'a-bl*", a. Recommend- able. rec^om-mend'a-bl-ness'', n. Recom- mendableness. rec'om-penst^, pp. Recompensed. rec"oin-pen'sa-bF, a. Recompen- sable. rec'oiii-pen"sIv*, a. Recompensive. rec'oii-cil"a-bl'', rec'on-cIle"a-bl'', a. Reconcilable, reconcileable. rec'on-cll"a-bl-ness'", n. Reconcil- ableness. rec^on-nol'ter*, v. & n. Reconnoitre. rec"on-nol'terd^, pp. Reconnoitered. re^'con-struc'tlv*, a. Reconstructive. re^con-stpuc'tlv-ness^, n. Recon- structiveness. ralbl reduciblness re^con-vert'I-bP, a. Reconvertible. re-cord 'a-bF, a. Recordable. re-cor'da-tiv*, a. Recordative. re-cov'erd», pp. Recovered. rec're-a"tlv^, a. Recreative* re-crim'i-na"tlv«, a. Recriminative. rec'tan-gF, n. Rectangle. ^ec'ti-fl"a-bl^ a. Rectifiable. rec'tl-fl-ca"tiv«, a. Rectij&cative. re-cu'per-a"tiv^, a. Recuperative. re-cu'per-a"tiv-ness*, n. Recupera- tiveness. re-curd'*, pp. Recurred. re-curv'*, vt. & vi. Recurve. re-curvd'», pp. Recurved. re-cu'sa-tlv«, a. Recusative. re-cuv'er"", v. & n. Recover. re-cuv'er-a-bP, a. Recoverable. re-cuv'er-a-bl-ness'", n. Recover- ableness. re-cuv'erd^, pp. Recovered. red*"**, pa. Read. red'dend^**, pp. Reddened. re-deem'a-W, a. Redeemable. re-deem'a-bl-ness*", n. Redeemable- ness. re-dee ind'», pp. Redeemed. re-demp'tl-bl'", a. Redemptible. re-demp'tlv*, a. Redemptive. re-demp'tlv-ly*, adv. Redemptively. re-deinp"tor-ls'tin^, n. Redemptor- istine. re-dln'te-gra"tiv», a. Redintegrative. re-doubt'a-bl-ness'', n. Redoubt- ableness. re-dout'^*'', n. Redoubt. re-dout'a-bl*, a. Redoubtable. re-dout'ed*, pa. Redoubted. re-dress 'I-W, re-dress 'a-bP, a. Re- dressible, redressable. re-dres'slv*"**, a. Redressive. re-drest'*, pp. Redressed. re-duc'i-bP, a. Reducible. re-duc'l-bl-ness^, n. Reducibleness. reductlT represslv re-duc'tiv^**, a. Reductive. re-du'pll-ca"tlv«, a. Reduplicative. re-du'pll-ca"tlT-ly", a. Reduplica- tively. red'y^*^, v., a. & n. Ready. reeft^*«, pp. Reefed. reekt''*^, pp. Reeked. reel'a-bP, a. Reelable. reeld''*8, pp. Reeled. re"en-force'a-bF, a. Reenforceable. re"en-[or -lii-]forc'i-bF, a. Reen- forcible, reinforcible. reevd^, pp. Reeved. re-fec'tlv^, a. & n. Refective. refer-a-W, a. Referable. re-fer'ri-bP, a. Referrible. re-ferd'^*8, pp. Referred. re-flect'i-bP, a. Reflectible. re-flec'tlV**, a. Reflective. re-flec'tiv-ly*, adv. Reflectively. re-flec'tiv-ness«, n. Reflectiveness. re-flex'I-bF, a. Reflexible. re-flex'lv^", a. & n. Reflexive. re-flex'lv-ly«, adv. Reflexively. re-flex 'I v-ness*, n. Reflexiveness. re-form 'a-bF, a. Reformable. re-form 'a- tlv^*^, a. Reformative. re-formd'^*«, pa. Reformed. re-fract'a-bF, a. Refractable. re-frac'tiv*, a. Refractive. re-frac'tiv-ness*, n. Refractiveness. re-fralnd'8, pp. Refrained. re-fran'gl-bP, a. Refrangible. re-fran'gl-bl-ness'', n. Refrangible- ness. » re-fresht'*"**, pp. Refreshed. re-frlg'er-a^tlv*, a. & n. Refrigera- tive. re-fut'a-bP, a. Refutable. re-fut'a-tlv", a. Refutative. re-fuz'a-W, a. Ref usable. re-fuz'aP, n. Refusal. re-fuze'*", vt. & vi. Refuse. re-gain'a-bP, a. Regainable. 94 re-galnd'», pp. Regained. re-gard'a-bF, a. Regardable. re-gen 'er-a-bP, a. Regenerable. re-gen 'er-a'^tlv^, a. Regenerative. re-gen 'er-a"tiv-ly«, adv. Regener- atively. reg'Is-ter-a-bF, a. Registerable. reg'ls-terd», pp. Registered. reg'ls-tra-bl*", a. Registrable. reg'na-tiv*, a. Regnative. re-gres'slv*"*^, a. Regressive. re-gres'siv-ly^, adv. Regressively. re-gres'slv-ness«, n. Regressiveness. re-gret'ta-bP, a. Regrettable. reg'u-la-bP, a. Regulable. reg'u-lat"a-bF, a. Regulatable. reg'u-la"tiv«, a. Regulative. reg'u-la"tiv-ly^, adv. Regulatively. reg'u-Un^, a. & n. Reguline. re-herse'^, vt. & vi. Rehearse. re-herst"*, pp. Rehearsed. relgnd*, pp. Reigned. re"lm-burs'a-bF, a. Reimbursable. re"lm-burst'*, pp. Reimbursed. rein*, v. & n. Reign. relnd*"**, pp. Reined. re-it 'er-a"tiv*, a. & n. Reiterative. re-it 'er-a"tiv-ly, adv. Reiteratively. re-ject'a-bl^, a. Resectable. re-ject'a-bl-ness^, n. Rejectable- re-ject'iv*, a. Rejective. re-joind '*"**, pp. Rejoined. re-laps"^, v. & n. Relapse. re-laps 'a-W, a. Relapsable. re-lapst"'*», pp. Relapsed. re-lafa-bl*", a. Relatable. rel'a-tlv*"**, a. & n. Relative. rel'a-tiv-ness«, n. Relativeness. re-lax'a-bl*", a. Relaxable. re-lax 'a- tlv», a. & n. Relaxative. re-Iaxt""**, pp. Relaxed. re-lay d '8, pp. Relayed. re-leas 'a-bP, a, Keleasable* 9S re-least'^*», pp. Released. rel'e-ga-bF, a. Relegable. re-li'a-bF, a. Reliable. re-ll'a-bl-ness^, n. Reliableness. re-Uev'^, vt. Relieve. re-lie v'a-bF, a. Relievable. re-lievd'^*^, pp. Relieved. re-lln'quisht^*^, pp. Relinquished. rel'ish-a-bl'', a. Relishable. rel'isht''*^, pp. Relished. relm''*8, n. ReaJm. re-malnd'^*8, pp. Remained. re-mark'a-W, a. Remarkable. re-mark'a-bl-ness"^, n. Remarkable- re-markt'*"**, pa. Remarked. re-mem 'ber-a-bP, a. Remember- able. re-mem 'berd*"*^, pp. Remembered. re-mls'si-bP, a. Remissible. re-mis'slv«, a. Remissive. re-mit'ta-bF, a. Remittable. re-mon'stra-tlv-Iy*, adv. Remon- stratively. re-mov'a-bP, a. & n. Removable. re-miov'a-bl-ness'', n. Removable- re-mu'ner-a''tlv''**, a. Remunera- tive. ren^, n. Wren. ren'ard-ln«, a. Renardine. re-nas'cl-bP, a. Renascible. rench*, v. & n. Wrench. ren'der-a-bF, a. Renderable. ren'derd^*^, pp. Rendered. rend'i-bP, a. Rendible. re-new'a-bF, o. Renewable. re-newd'^, pp. Renewed. re-nounce'a-bP, a. Renounceable. re-nounst'^, pp. Renoimced. reii'o-va"tiv«, a. Renovative. re-oownd'*'*", a. Renowned. rent'a-bP, a. Rentable. re-iiun'cl-a"tlv*, a. Renunciative. reductiv repressiv re-palr'a-bF, a. Repairable. re-paird""*", pp. Repaired. rep'a-ra-bl'', a. Reparable. re-par'a-tlv*"**, a. Reparative. re-pass 'a-bP, a. Repassable. re-pay 'a-bP, a. Repayable. re-peal 'a-bP, a. Repealable. re-peal'a-bl-ness*", n. Repealable- re-peald'«, pp. Repealed. re-peat 'a-bl^, a. Repeatable. re-peld'p*«, pp. Repelled. re"per-cus'slv», a. & n. Repercussive. re"per-cus'siv-ly^, a. Repercussively. re"per-cus'siv-ness*, n. Repercus- siveness. re-pet 'i-tlv«, a. Repetitive. re-pet'1-tlv-ness^, n. Repetitiveness. re-place 'a-bP, a. Replacetible. re-plant'a-bP, a. Replantable. re-plen'lshf**, pp. Replenished. re-ple'tlv*, a. Repletive. re-ple'tlv-ly», adv. Repletively. re-plev'lnd», pp. Replevined. re-pleY'l-a-bl*", a. Repleviable. re-plev'is-a-bP, a. Replevisable. rep'li-ca"tiP, a. Replicatile. rep'li-ca"tiv«, a. Replicative. rep'll-ca"tiv-ly*, adv. Rephcatively. re-port'a-bl*", a. Reportable. rep"re-heii'si-bP, a. Reprehensible. rep"re-heii'sl-bl-nes8'', n. Repre- hensibleness. rep"re-heii'slv«, a. Reprehensive. rep"re-hen'siv-ly«, adv. Reprehen- sively. rep"re-sent'a-bP, a. Representable. rep^re-sen'ta-tlv****, a. & n. Repre- sentative. rep^re-sen'ta-tiv-ly^, adv. Represen- tatively. rep"re-8en'ta-tiv-ness*, n. Repre- sentativeness. re-pres'slv", o. Repressive. repressivness revocabl re-pres'siv-ness*, n. Repressiveness. rc-prest'^*^, pp. Repressed. re-prlev''', v. & n. Reprieve. re-prlevd '*"*«, pp. Reprieved. re-proach'a-bl*", a. Reproachable. re-proach'a-bl-ness»', n. Reproach- ableness. re-proacht""*^, pp. Reproached. rep'ro-ba"tiv*, a. Reprobative. rep'ro-ba"tlv-ly», adv. Reproba- tively. re"pro-duc'i-bP, re"pro-duce'a-bP, a. Reproducible, reproduceable. re"pro-duc'tlv^*^, a. Reproductive. re"pro-duc'tiv-ly», adv. Reproduc- tively. re"pro-duc'tlv-ness», n. Reproduc- tiveness. re-prov'a-bP, a. Reprovable. rep'tlF*% -tlle^, n. Reptile. re-pub'llsht^*«, pp. Republished. re-pu'di-a-bP, a. Repudiable. re-pu'di-a"tiv», a. Repudiative. re-pul'lu-la"tlv«, a. Repullulative. re-pul'slv^**, a. Repulsive. re-pulst'*, pp. Repulsed. rep'u-ta-bP, a. Reputable. rep'u-ta-bl-neSs^, n. Reputableness. re-pu'ta-tlv^, a. Reputative. re-pu'ta-tiv-ly*, adv. Reputatively. re-quip'a-bF, a. Requirable. req'ul-slt^*«, a. & n. Requisite. req'ui-sit-ness", n. Requisiteness. req"ul-sl'tiond*, pp. Requisitioned. re-quit'a-bF, a. Requitable. re-sclnd'^-bF, a. Rescindable. re-scls'si-bP, a. Rescissible. re-scrlp'tlv', a. Rescriptive. re-scrip 'tlv-ly*, adv. Rescriptively. res'cu-a-bP, a. Rescuable. re-sem'bP, vt. & vi. Resemble. re-sem'bld*', pp. Resembled. re-serv""*^, v. & n. Reserve. re-serv'a-bF, a. Reservable. re-ser'va-tiv«, a. Reservative. re-servd'^*^, pp. & pa. Reserved. re-set 'ta-bF, a. Resettable. re-slgiid'«, pa. Resigned. res'i-nus^, a. Resinous. re-slst'I-bF, a. Resistible. re-sist'1-bl-ness'', n. Resistibleness. re-sls'tlv«, a. Resistive. re-sis 'tlv-ness«, n. Resistivenesa. res'o-lu-bl^, a. Resoluble. res'o-lu-bl-ness'', n. Resolubleness. res'o-lu"tlv*, a. & n. Resolutive. re-sol v'^**, V. & n. Resolve. re-solv'a-W, a. Resolvable. re-solv'a-bl-ness*", n. Resolvableness. re-soIvd'^*», pp. & pa. Resolved. re-sorp'tiv^, a. Resorptive. re-specfa-bl*", a. & n. Respectable. re-spect'a-bl-ness^, n. Respectable- re-spee'tiv***, a. Respective. re-spec 'tiv-ly^, adv. Respectively. re-sper'siv», a. Respersive. re-spir'a-bl^, a. Respirable. re-spir'a-bl-ness^, n. Respirableness. re-spir'a-tiv^, a. Respirative. res 'pit ^*», -ite«, v. & n. Respite. re-spon'si-bl*', a. & n. Responsible. re-spon'sl-bl-ness^, n. Responsible- ness. re-spon'siv'P*^, a. Responsive. re-spon'siv-ly*, adv. Responsively. re-spon'siv-ness^, n. Responsiveness. rest*, V. & n. Wrest. res'ti-tu"tiv*, a. Restitutive. res'tiv^*^, a. Restive. res'tiv-ly«, adv. Restively. res'tlv-ness», n. Restiveness. res'tle*, v. & n. Wrestle. re-stor'a-bl^, a. Restorable. re-stor'a-tiv*, a. & n. Restorative. re-stor'a-tiv-ly«, adv. Restoratively. re-strain'a-bl'', a. Restrainable. re-straind""*", pp. Restrained. 97 repressivness revocabl re-strlc'tlv'"**, a. Restrictive. re-strlc'tlv-ly^, adv. Restrictively. re-strlc'tlv-ness», n. Restrictiveness. re-sum 'a-bF, a. Resumable. re-sump 'tlv», a. Resumptive. re-sump'tlv-Iy«, adv. Resumptively. res^ur-rec'tlv^, a. Resurreetive. re-sus'cl-ta"tlv*, a. Resuscitative. re-ta'bF, n. Retable. re-talld"'*», pp. Retailed. re-talu'a-bF, a. Retainable. re-tain'a-bl-ness^, n. Retainableness. re-talnd'^*«, pp. Retained. re-tal'l-a^tlv^*', a. Retaliative. re-tard'a-tlv^, a. Retardative. retch*, n. Wretch. retch 'ed», a. Wretched. retcht*, pp. Retched. re-ten'tlv^*», a. Retentive. re-ten'tlv-ly*, adv. Retentively. re-ten'tlv-ness*, n. Retentiveness. ret'o-rlc", n. Rhetoric. re-tor'tiv", a. Retortive. re-toucht'*, pp. Retouched. re-trace'a-bF, a. Retraceable. re-tract 'a-bF, re-tract '1-bF, a. Re- tractable, retractible. re-trac'tlF**, -lle», a. Retractile. re-trac'tiv*, a. Retractive. re-trac'tiv-ly*, adv. Retractively. re-trac'tlv-ness», n. Retractiveness. re- trencht '*"*«, pp. Retrenched. re-trlb'u-tlv^*«, a. Retributive. re-trib'u-tiv-ly«, adv. Retributively. re-trlev"", vt. & vi. Retrieve. re-trlev'a-bF, a. Retrievable. re-triev'a-bl-ness'', n. Retrievable- re-trlevd '*■*■, pp. Retrieved. re^tro-ac'tlv', a. Retroactive. re'^tro-ac'tiv-ly*, adv. Retroactively. re^'tro-ces'slv^, a. Retrocessive. re^'tro-gen'er-a-tlv*, a. Retrogener- ative. re"tro-gres'siv*, a. Retrogressive. re"tro-gres'slv-Iy«, adv. Retrogres- sively. re"tro-pul'siv«, a. Retropulsive. refro-spec'tiv**, a. Retrospective. re"tro-ten'slv*, a. Retrotensive. re^'tro-ten'slv-ly^, adv. Retroten- sively. re"tro-vac'cin*, n. Retrovaccine. re-tuch'^, vt. Retouch. re-tucht'^, pp. Retouched. re- turn 'a-bF, a. Returnable. re-turnd'^**, pp. Returned. reum«, n. Rheum. reu'ma-tism^, n. Rheumatism. re"u-nlt'a-bF, a. Reunitable. re-Yampt'», pp. Revamped. re-veal'a-bF, a. Revealable. re-veal'a-bl-ness^, n. Revealableness. re-veald'», pa. Revealed. rev'eld^**, pp. Reveled, revelled. rev'e-la"tlv», a. Revelative. reT'el-Ing*", n. Revelling. re-venge'a-bF, a. Revengeable. re-ver'a-bF, a. Reverable. re-ver'ber-a-tlv«, a. Reverberative. re-ver'sa-tlP, a. Reversatile. re-vers'l-bF, re-vers'a-bF, a. & n. Reversible, reversable. re-vers'l-bl-ness*", n. Reversibleness. re-ver'sion-a-bF, a. Reversionable. re-ver'slv«, a. Reversive. re-verst'^*^, pa. Reversed. re-vert '1-bF, a. Revertible. re-ver'tlv-ly», adv. Revertively. re- view 'a-bF, a. Reviewable. re-vlewd'^*», pp. Reviewed. re- vis 'a-bF, re- vis '1-bF, a. Revis- able, revisible. re-vlv'a-bF, a. Revivable. re"vl-vls'cl-bF, a. Reviviscible. re-vlze'^, v. & n. ReATise. rev'o-ca-bF, rev'o-ka-bF, a. Revo- cable, revokable. revocatlv salvablness 98 rev'o-ca"tlv^, a. ^Revocative. rev'o-lu-bF, a. Revoluble. rev"o-Iu'tlv«, a. Revolutive. re- vol v""**, vt. & vi. Revolve. re-volv'a-bP, a. Revolvable. re-volvd'^*«, -pp. Revolved. re-vul'siv*"*^, a. & n. Revulsive. re-vul'siv-Iy«, adv. Revulsively. re-ward'a-bP, a. Rewardable. re-ward'a-bl-ness'", n. Rewardable- ness. Rhad^a-man'thinS -tins a. Rhad- amanthine, Rhadamantin. rhl-noc'e-rin^, a. Rhinocerine. rhi-noc"e-roii'tin8, a. Rhinoceron- tine. rhl-nol'o-phIn», a. & n. Rhinolophine. rhi"no-po'ina-tin», a. Rhinopoma- tiae. rhyn'cho-pln«, a. & n. Rhynchopine. rhyth-mlz'a-blS a. Rhythmizable. rib'bond^, pp. Ribboned. ribd», -pp. & pa. Ribbed. rld'a-bl*", rlda'a-bP, a. Ridable, ride- able. rl-dlc'u-lus", a. Ridiculous. rld'P, V. & n. Riddle. rld'ldS pp. Riddled. rld'n% pp. Ridden. rif 'raf'S n. Riffraff. rlgd*"*', pp. & pa. Rigged. rig'gle^, V. & n. Wriggle. right^, n. Wright. right'a-bl", a. Rightable. rlg'or^*^, n. Rigor, rigour. rlg'or-us*, a. Rigorous. rU^*S V. & n. Rill. rildS pp. Rilled. rime*"**, v. & n. Rhyme. riin'er^*8, n. Rhymer. rlm'pP, V. & n. Rimple. rtng°, vt. & vi. Wring. ring'a-bF, a. Ringable. ( rlngd^, pa. Ringed. rln'kle*, v. & n. Wrinkle. ri-noc'e-ros% n. Rhinoceros. rinsf*', pp. Rinsed. rlp'end'"*^, pp. Ripened. rip'F, v. & n. Ripple. rip'ld'^, pp. Rippled. ript», pp. Ripped. ris'i-bP, a. Risible. ris'1-bl-ness'', n. Risiblenesa. riskt^*^, pp. Risked. rist^, n. Wrist. rite«, V. & n. Write. rit'er^, n. Writer. rithe«, vt. & vi. Writhe. rit'ings, n. Writing. rlt'ten», pp. Written. ri'valdp*^, pp. Rivaled, rivalled. riv'er-in«, a. Riverine. riv'et-ed'', pp. Rivetted. riy'Di", pa. Riven. rize'", vt. & vi. Rise. riz'n^, pp. Risen. ri'zome^, n. Rhizome. ro^, n. Roe. ro*, V. & n. Row. roamd^, pp. Roamed. roard*"*^, pp. Roared. robd''*^, pp. Robbed. rockf**, pp. Rocked. ro"do-den'dron«, n. Rhododendron. roed», a. Rowed. roes^, 3rd per. sing. pres. ind. Rows. rolld*'*8, pp. Roiled. rolst'erd^, pp. Roistered. rold''*8, pp. Rolled. rol'lu-llns, a. & n. Rolluline. rom'bold^, a. & n. Rhomboid. rom'busS n. Rhombus. roiiipt*'*8, pp. Romped. rong8, v., a., n. & adv. Wrong. rooft''*8, pp. Roofed. roomd^**, a. Roomed. rop'a-bl^, Fope'a-bP, a. Ropable, ropeable. 99 reTOcativ salvablness ros'lnd*, pa. Rosined. ruff*', a. Ruffed. ro'tat-a-bP, a. Rotatable ru'In-a-W, a. Ruinable. ro'ta-tiv«, a. Rotative. ru'lnd*, pp. Ruined. ro'ta-tlv-ly«, adv. Rotatively. rul'a-bP, a. Rulable. rothS a. Wroth. rul'loc^, n. RuUoek. rot'n'', a. Rotten. rum'bl^, V. & n. Rumble. rought^, imp. & pp. Wrought. ruiii'bld% pp. Rumbled. rout'a-bF, a. Routable. ru'ml-na"tlv», a. Ruminative. rowd'"*«, pp. & a. Rowed. ru'mi-na"tiv-ly«, adv. Ruminatively. roze*", imp. Rose. ru'mor«, v. & n. Rumor, rumour. ru«, V. & n. Rue. ru'mord*, pp. Rmnored. ru'barb^, n. Rhubarb. run'dP, n. Rundle. rub'berd», pp. Rubbered. rung«, imp. & pp. Wrung. rubd», pp. Rubbed. run'oa-bl"*, a. Runnable. rud'doc», n. Ruddock. ru-pes'trln», a. Rupestrine. Bu-dolph'in», a. Rudolphine. ru^pi-cap'rln^, a. Rupicaprine. ruP'^, v., a. & n. Rough. ru-plc'o-llii«, a. Rupicoline. ruf^S V. & n. Rufif. r up 'tip, a. Ruptile. ruf'en'', vt. & vi. Roughen. rup'tlv*, a. Ruptive. ruf'end^, pp. Roughened. rup'tur-a-bF, a. Rupturable. ruf'en-ing', pres. p. Roughening. rusht^*«, pp. Rushed. ruff'en^, vt. & vi. Roughen. ru'sin*, a. Rusine. ruf 'ferS a. & n. Rougher. rus'tP, V. & n. Rustle. ruf'P, V. & n. Ruffle. ^us'tld^ pp. Rustled. ruf'ld% a. Ruffled. rythm», n. Rhythm. sa'ber*'*8, y^ ^ ,j. Sabre. sa'berd^*^, pp. Sabered. sab'u-lin^, a. Sabuline. sac'ca-rin^, a. & n. Saccharin, sac- charine. sackt''*^, pp. Sacked. sad'dehd^*^, pp. Saddened. sad'l^, V. & n. Saddle. sad 'Id ""j pp. & a. Saddled. safe'gard"*, v. & n. Safeguard. saf'flre^, n. Sapphire. sagd^*», pp. Sagged. sag-mat'o-rhin^, a. Sagmatorhine. sag'van-dlt», n. Sagvandite. sai'gin", a. & n. Saigine. saU'a-bl% a. Sailable. saUd'*", a. Sailed. sal'a-bP, sale'a-bP, a. Salable, sale- able. sal'a-bl-ness^, n. Salableness. sal"a-inan'drin», a. & n. Salaman- drine. sal'an-gin^, n. Salangine. saI'i-fl"a-bP, a. SaUfiable. sal'lo», a. & n. Sallow. sal'lowd^, pp. Sallowed. sal-pin"go-staph'y-lln», a. Sal- pingostaphyline. salf'pe'ter''*", n. Saltpetre. salv^**, V. & n. Salve. sal'va-bP, a. Salvable. sal'va-bl-ness', n. Salvableness. salvd selfspreservativ salvd^*», pp. Salved. sal've-lin«, a. Salveline. sam'flre^, n. Samphire. san'a-bl^, a. Sanable. san'a-bl-ness*", n. Sanableness. san'a-tiv''*^, a. Sanative. sanc'ti-fl"a-bl'', a. Sanctifiable. sanc'tl-fl"a-bl-ness'', n. Sanctifi- ableness. sanc'tion-a-bP, a. Sanctionable. sanc'tion-a-tlv«, a. Sanctionative. sanc'tiond^, pp. Sanctioned. san'dald''*^, a. Sandaled. saii'guin''*^, a. & n. Sanguine. san'guln-less'"*^, a. Sanguineless. san'guln-ly''*^, adv. Sanguinely. san'i-din^, n. Sanidine. sans"cu-lot'tld«, n. Sansculottide. 8an'ta-lin», a. Santaline. sa-pon'l-fl"a-bF, a. Saponifiable. sap'phir-in^, a. & n. Sapphirine. sapt^, pp. Sapped. sar-cof a-gus^, n. Sarcophagus. sar'co-lln", a. SarcoUne. sar-din'^, -Ine'^, n. Sardine. sasht^*% pp. Sashed. sa'ti-a-W, a. Satiable. sa'tl-a-bl-ness'', n. Satiableness sat'ls-fl"a-bl% a. Satisfiable. sat'u-ra-bl'', a. Saturable. sat'u-ra-tlv«, a. Saturative. sat'ur-nln^, a. Saturnine. sat'ur-nln-ly*, adv. Saturninely. saun'terd''**, pp. Sauntered. sau"ro-the'rlii', a. Saurotherine. sav'a-bP, save'a-bP, a. Savable, saveable. sav'a-bl-ness'', n. Savableness. sav'l-or^*«, n. Saviour. sa'vor''*^, V. & n. Savour. sa'vord''**, pp. Savored, savoured. sawd^, pp. Sawed. sax'a-tll», -lle^, a. Saxatile. sax-lc'o-lin", a. Saxicoline. 100 say'a-bP, a. Sayable. scabd», a. Scabbed. scal'a-bl^, scale'a-bP, a. Scalable, scaleable. scald^, a. Scalled. scal'lopt^, pa. Scalloped. scalpt*"*% pp. Scalped. scamp 'erd^, pp. Scampered. scampt", pp. Scamped. scand^*^, pp. Scanned. scard*"**, pp. Scarred. scarff'^, pp. Scarfed. scarpt^, pa. Scarped. scarse*", a. & odv. Scarce. scar'sl-ty^, n. Scarcity. scat'terd*"*", pa. Scattered. scep'ter^**, v. & n. Sceptre. scep'terd'*», pp. Sceptered. schlz"o-ne-iner'tln«, a. & n. Schizo- nemertine. school 'a-bF, a. Schoolable. schoold»» pp. Schooled. scIs'slF*^, -ile«, a. Scissile. scis'sors. See cissors. scl'u-rln*, a. & n. Sciurine. scle-ru'rln^, a. & n. Sclerurine. scof ^, V. & n. Scoff. scoft*'*^, pp. Scoffed. scol'ar^*8, n. Scholar. sco-las'tlc**, a. & n. Scholastic. sco'll-um», n. SchoUum. scom"ber-es'o-cln^, a. & n. Scom- beresocine. sconsc, V. & n. Sconce. scool''**, V. & n. School. scoon'er^, n. Schooner. scoopt^*^, pp. Scooped. scorcht^, pa. Scorched. scornd''*^, pp. Scorned. scotcht*, pp. Scotched. scourd'"*^, pp. Scoured. scowld^, pp. Scowled. scrab'P, v. & n. Scrabble. scrach'', v., a. & n. Scratch. 101 scrachf, pp. Scratched. scram 'bP, v. & n. Scramble. scram'bld'*, pp. Scrambled. scrapt^, pp. Scrapped. scratch t», pp. Scratched. scrawld^*", pp. Scrawled. screakt^, pp. Screaked. screamd^**, pp. Screamed. screccht^*^, pp. Screeched. screend^**, pp. Screened. screwd*"**, pa. Screwed. scrlb'bla-ti¥", a. Scribblative. scrlb'!*", V. & n. Scribble. scrlb'ld^, pp. Scribbled. scrimpt^, pp. Scrimped. scrold^, a. Scrolled. scru", V. & n. Screw. scrubd*"**, pp. Scrubbed. scru'ta-bF, a. Scrutable. scuf 'P, V. & n. Scuffle. scuf'ld*", pp. Scuffled. scuft*, pp. Scuffed. scuP, V. & n. Scull. sculd*"**, pp. Sculled. sculpt, pp. Sculped. sculp 'til, -lie", a. Sculptile. scum'bP, V. & n. Scumble. scum 'bid', pp. Scumbled. scumd*"**, pp. Scimmied. scund^, pp. Scumied. scurge', V. & n. Scourge. scurged', pp. Scourged. scur'ril*'*^, a. Scurrile. scutcht^, pp. Scutched. scu'tel-Un", a. ScuteUine. scut'F, V. & n. Scuttle. scufW, pp. Scuttled. scyt'a-lln», a. Scytaline. seald**", pp. Sealed. seamd''*'', pp. Seamed. seard'*8, pp. Seared. sea'son-a-bP, a. Seasonable. sea'sond^, pp. Seasoned. se-clu'sl?*"**, a. Seclusive. ' • ^ ' ' ' • ' J > • • > ' ^ : .' . , salvd , /,'' l^^ I \' '. ; ; \ I s^liTsipreserTativ se-cre'tiv'**, a. Secretive. se-cre'tlv-ly^, adv. Secretively. se-cre'tlv-ness*, n. Secretiveness. sec 'til, -lle», a. Sectile. sec'tiv^, a. Sective. sec'un-din", sec'on-dins n. Secun- dine, secondine. se-cur'a-bF, a. Securable. sed'a-tlv''*8, a. & n. Sedative. se-duc'l-bF, se-duce'a-bP, a. Se- ducible, seduceable. se-du'civ^, a. Seducive. se-duc'tiv**, a. Seductive. se-duc'tiv-ly«, adv. Seductively. se-duc'tiv-ness«, n. Seductiveness. see'a-W, a. & n. Seeable. seek'a-bP, a. Seekable. seemd''*^, pp. Seemed. seept^, pp. Seeped. see'sawd"'*^, pp. Seesawed. seethd^, pp. Seethed. seg're-ga-bF, a. Segregable. seg're-ga"tiv«, a. Segregative. seind", pp. Seined. sei-u'rin*, a. Seiurine. seiz'", vt. & vi. Seize. selz'a-bP, a. Seizable. seizd'*8, pp. Seized. seP*«, vi. & vi. Sell. se-lect'a-bP, a. Selectable. se-lec'tiv*, a. Selective. se-lec'tlv-ly», adv. Selectively. self"*ac'tiv«, a. Self=active. self"#ad-just'a-bP, a. Self=adjustable. self"»as-ser'tiv«, a. Self=assertive. self'sas-ser'tlv-ness*, n. Self*asser- tiveness. self"#de-feii'siv», a. Self^defensive. self'sef-fa'ciV, a. Self=effacive. self"#e-lec'tlv», a. Self^elective. self'sln-duc'tlv, a. Self=inductive. self'slu'ml-nus^, a. Self=luminous. self"*pre-ser'va-tlv«, a. SeK^preser- vative. self«repuitShr siderogr^^ 102 self'sre-pul'slv*, a. Self*repiilsive. se'rl-us^, a. Serious. selFa-bl% a. Sellable. ser'o-tln^, n. Serotine. selvs''*^, n. pi. Selves. ser'pen-tlv^*^, a. Serpentive. sem'bla-bP, a. Semblable. ser'pu-lln», a. Serpuline. se'men-cin», n. Semencine. ser"ra-sal'mo-nln% a. & n. Serrasal- sem"ln-va'rl-aii-tiv», a. Seminvari- monine. antive. serv''*«, vt. & vi. Serve. sem"i-per'me-a-bF, a. Semiperme- serv'a-bP, a. Servable. able. ser'val-iii», a. Servaline. 8em"i-pls'cln8, a. Semipiscine. servd^*8, pp. Served. sem"l-port'a-bF, a. Semiportable. ser'vlce-a-bP, a. Serviceable. sem"no-pith'e-cln», a. & n. Senmo- ser'vlce-a-bl-ness'', n. Serviceable- pithecine. ness. se'nlP*% -116"*% a. Senile. ser'vU^*«, -lle^*% a. & n. Servile. sen'sI-bP, a. & n. Sensible. ser'vil-ly8, adv. Servilely. sen'siP*% -ile^*«, a. Sensile. ser'vil-ness*, n. Servileness. sen'sl-tiv''**, a. & n. Sensitive. ser'vls% n. Service. sen'st-tlv-ly^, adv. Sensitively. ses'a-mln^, a. Sesamine. sen'si-tlv-ness*, n. Sensitiveness. ses'l-ln^, a. & n. Sesiine. sen"so-ri-di-ges'tIv», a. Sensoridi- ses'slF*% -ile^*S a. Sessile. gestive. sets n. Sett. sensf'*% pp. Sensed. se-ta'ceus^, a. Setaceous. sent^*«, V. & n. Scent. se-ta'ceus-ly», adv. Setaceously. sent'ed", pp. Scented. se-tlf'er-us», a. Setiferous. sen'ti-neld8, pp. Sentineled, senti- se-tlg'er-us^, a. Setigerous. nelled. set'F, V. & n. Settle. sep'a-lin», a. Sepaline. set'IdS pa. Settled. sep'a-ra-bP, a. Separable. set'l-ment*", n. Settlement. sep'a-ra-bl-ness'*, n. Separableness. se-toph'a-gln*, a. Setophagine. sep'a-ra"tiv''**, a. Separative. set'ta-bF, a. Settable. sep-tet'^, n. Septette. sev'er-a-bP, a. Severable. sep'ol-cher*"**, v. & n. Sepulchre. sev'erd«, pp. Severed. sep'ul-cherd *'*'», pp. Sepulchered, sewd''*», pp. Sewed. sepulchred. sew'erds, pp. Sewered. se-ques'terd*"*", pa. Sequestered. sex'i-syl"la-bP, n. Sexisy liable. se-ques'tra-W, a. Sequestrable. sex-tet'% n. Sextette. ser'af*, n. Seraph. sex'tIF, a. & n. Sextile. se-raf'lc*", a. Seraphic. sfe'nold''*s a. & n. Sphenoid. ser'a-flm*", n. Seraphim. sfere''*8, v. & n. ' Sphere. serch*", v. & n. Search. sfer'tc*"**, a. Spheric. serch'a-bP, a. Searchable. sfer'i-caF*S a. Spherical. serch'a-bl-ness'', n. Searchableness. sfer'lcs''*S n. Spherics. sercht^ a. Searched. sfe'rold*"**, n. Spheroid. se'rin«, n. Serine. sfer'ule'"*8, n. Spherule. self^repulsty 103 slderografy sflnx*"**, n. Sphinx. shipt*"*", pp. & pa. Shipped. shack"F, v. & n. Shackle. shirdS pa. Shirred. shack'ld^ pp. Shackled. shlrkt''*", pp. Shirked. shad"owd''*% pp. Shadowed. shlT'erd*"*", pa. Shivered. shad"ow-gpaF*«, n. Shadowgraph. sho«, V. & n. Show. shad"ow-graf 'IC^**, a. Shadowgraph- shoald", pp. Shoaled. ic. shockt^*8, pp. Shocked. shagd», a. &. pp. Shagged. shoot 'a-bP, a. Shootable. shake'a-bP, a. Shakeable. shopf*", pp. Shopped. shaF*% V. ShaU. short'end''*", pp. Shortened. shaI'Io«, v., a. & n. Shallow. shourderd^, a. Shouldered. shal'lowd", pp. Shallowed. shov'eld«, pp. Shoveled, shovelled. sham'bP, v. & n. Shamble. showd*"*", pp. Showed. sham'bld'', pp. Shambled. show'erd", pp. Showered. sham'bls'', n. pi. Shambles. shrIekt^*S pp. Shrieked. shamd", pp. Shamimed. shrIP*% V. & a. Shrill. sham-pood '», pp. Shampooed. shrilds pp. ShriUed. sham 'roc", n. Shamrock. shrlnk'a-bP, a. Shrinkable. shankt", a. Shanked. shrugd^*«, pp. Shrugged. shap'a-bP, shape'a-bF, a. Shapable, shuckt", pp. Shucked. shapeable. shud'derd», pp. Shuddered. sharkt», pp. Sharked. shuf'F, V. & n. Shuffle. sharp 'end*"*", pp. Sharpened. shuf'ld% pp. Shuffled. sharpt", pp. Sharped. shund", pp. Shunned. shat'terdS pp. Shattered. shut'F, V. & n. Shuttle. shawld», pp. Shawled. shut'terd*, pp. Shuttered. sheard''*^, pp. Sheared. shuv^, V. & n. Shove. sheathd", pa. Sheathed. shuvd'', pp. Shoved. sheavs'', n. pi. Sheaves. shuv'eP, V. & n. Shovel. sheerd^, pp. Sheered. shuv'eld^, pp. Shoveled, shovelled. sheP*% v., a. & n. Shell. shuv'el-er'*, n. Shoveler, shoveller. sheld-*«, a. Shelled. shuv'el-fuP, n. Shovelful. shel-lact'*, pp. Shellacked. shuv'el-Ing'', n. Shoveling. shel'terd^", pp. Sheltered. shuv'er^, n. Shover. shelv^*S vt. Shelve. shuv'ing'', pres. p. Shoving. shelvd^*S pp. Shelved. sl-al'a-gog*"*", n. Sialagogue. shelvs'', n. pi. Shelves. sic'ca-tlv^*«, a. & n. Siccative. sher'IF*S n. Sheriff. slck'end*"", pp. Sickened. shift'a-bF, a. Shiftable. si-cu'lo-dln», a. Siculodine. shlm'merd^, pp. Shimmered. sId'er-o-graf*«, n. Siderograph. shind^, vt. & vi. Shinned. sld"er-o-graf'ic''*«, a. Siderographic. shin'gP, V. & n. Shingle. sld"er-og'ra-flst'**», n. Siderogra- shin'gld'', pp. & a. Shingled. phist. shin'gls'', n. Shingles. sld^er-og^ra-fy*"*", n. Siderography. sifon snafl sffon*"*', V. & n. Siphon. sl'fond^*8, pp Siphoned. sl"fo-na'ceus«, a. Siphonaceous. si'fon-less^**, a. Siphonless. slghd''*^, pp. Sighed. sight 'a-bP, a. Sightable. sIg"ll-log'ra-fer^*8, n. Sigillographer. sig"il-log'ra-fy^", n. Sigillography. sIgn'a-bP, a. Signable. sig'na-grar"**, n. Signagraph. slg'nald^, pp. Signaled, signalled. sig'nal-lze^*S vt. & vi. Signahse. slgnd^*«, j)^. Signed. slg'ni-fl"a-bl*', a. Signifiable. slg-nlf'I-ca"tlv^*", a. & n. Significa- tive. slg-iiif'l-ca"tlv-ly'', adv. Significa- tively. [tiveness. slg-nlfl-ca^tlv-ness", n. Significa- siF SiU. slldS pp. Silled. sl-ll'ceus«, sl-U'clus*, a. Siliceous, siUcious. sll"l-qua'ceus«, a. Siliquaceous. sU'lo-graP**, n. Sillograph. sil-log'ra-fer^*», n. Sillographer. sll'van^, a. & n. Sylvan. sll'verd^*^, pp. Silvered. slm'l-Ia-tlv^**, a. Similative. sim'i-tar^, n. Scimitar. sim'i-tard», a. Simitared. sim'i-us^, a. Simious. slm'1-us-ness^, n. Simiousness. stm'merd", pp. Simmered. sim'perd", pp. Simpered. stm'pP, a. & n. Simple. slm'pl-ness'', n. Simpleness. slm'pli-fi-ca''tlv«, o. Simphficative. slm'pl-ton'', n. Simpleton. slm'u-la"tlv''*«, a. Simulative. sliii'u-la"tlv-ly ''*'», adv. Simulatively. si"mul-ta'ne-us», a. Simultaneous. sl"inul-ta'ne-us-ly", adv. Simultane- ously. 104 sind^, pp. Sinned. sin'der^, n. Cinder. sln'ew-us^, a. Sinewous. sing'a-bP, a. Singable. sing'a-bl-ness'', n. Singablenesa. sin'gP, v., a. & n. Single. sin'gW, pp. Singled. sln'ls-trus", a. Sinistrous. sin'ls-trus-ly^, adv. Sinistrously. sink'a-bF, a. Sinkable. sinse'', adv., prep., & conj. Since. sin'u-us^, a. Sinuous. sln'u-us-ly^, adv. Sinuously. sln'u-us-ness^, n. Sinuousness. sl'on^, n. Scion, cion. slpt^*«, pp. Sipped. sls^*«, V. & n. Siss. sls'sors^, n. pi. Scissors. Sis 'tins Slx'tln% a. Sistine, Sixtine. sithe''*^, V. & n. Scythe. slt'ta-cln", n. Sittacine. sit'tln^, a. & n. Sittine. glyp*s^ V. & n. Sieve. slvd*, pp. Sieved, siz''", vi. Sizz. slz'a-bP, slze'a-bF, a. Sizable, size- able. slzd», pp. Sizzed. slzl^*», V. & n. Sizzle. slzW**, pp. Sizzled. skech'', V. & n. Sketch. skech"a-bll'l-ty, n. Sketchability. skech'a-bP, a. Sketchable. skech'er^, n. Sketcher. skech'l-ly, adv. Sketchily. skech'i-ness'*, n. Sketchiness. skechf, pp. Sketched. skech'y, a. Sketchy. skep'tic*", n. Sceptic. sketcht^, pp. Sketched. skewd", pp. Skewed. skew'erd», pp. Skewered. skl'a-graf''*«, v. & n. Skiagraph. skl-ag'ra-fer^*"i n. Skiagrapher. 105 sifon snafl ski"a-granc''*S a. Skiagraphic. sloS n. Sloe. skl-ag'ra-fy*'*% skl-og'ra-fy'*S n. sIo», V. & a. Slow. Skiagraphy, skiography. slob'berd«, pp. Slobbered. 8kir*S n. Skiff. slopt^, pp. Slopped. skU"", y. & n. SkiU. slouchf**, pp. Slouched. skUd^", a. SkiUed. slowd^, pp. Slowed. skU'fuP", a. Skillful. slu% imp. Slew. sklmd*"**, pp. SkiTTimed. slur'*^, V. & n. Slough.^ skimpt", pp. Skimped. sluff'ing^, pres. p. Sloughing. sklnd'"*^, a. & pp. Skinned. sluft'*, pp. Sloughed. sklp'pa-bP, a. Skippable. slugd", pp. Slugged. sklpf**, pp. Skipped. slum'berd^*», pp. Slumbered. skir'misht", pp. Skirmished. slum'ber-us*', a. Slumberous. skuF*», n. SkuU. slum'ber-us-ly^, adv. Slumberously. 8kuld^*S pp. Skulled. slum'ber-us-ness», n. Slumberous- skulktS pp. Skulked. ness. slab'berdS pp. Slabbered slumpt», pp. Slumped. slabdS pp. Slabbed. slurdp*«, pp. Slurred. slack'end*"*", pp. Slackened. sinackt^*», a. Smacked. slackf**, pp. Slacked. smalt'in», n. Smaltine. slag'ga-bF, a. Slaggable. sma-rag'din'', a. Smaragdine. slagd% pp. Slagged. smart'end^, pp. Smartened. slamd*"*", pp. Slammed. smasht^*S pp. Smashed. slan'derd", pp. Slandered. smat'terd«, pp. Smattered. slan'der-us^, a. Slanderous. smeard''*8, a. Smeared. slan'der-us-ly», adv. Slanderously. smeF*«, V. & n. Smell. slan'der-us-ness», n. Slanderousness. smeld^*% smelf**, pp. Smelled, slapt^*8, pp. Slapped. smelt. slashtS a. Slashed. smell'a-bF, a. Smellable. 8lau'ter'**8, v. & n. Slaughter. smircht^, pp. Smirched. slau'terd^*", pp. Slaughtered. smlrkt^*^^ -pjp^ Smirked. slau'teF-er''*8, n. Slaughterer. smok'a-bF, a. Smokable. sIav'eFd% pp. Slavered. smoi'ders, vt. & vi. Smoulder. sleektS pp. Sleeked. smol'derd^, pp. Smoldered. sleev'', V. & n. Sleeve. smoothd*"*^, pp. Smoothed. sleevd''*«, pp. Sleeved. smoth'erd*, pp. Smothered. sHcktS pp. Shcked. smug'P, vt. & vi. Smuggle. slld'a-bl% a. SUdable. smug'ldS pp. Smuggled. slid'a-bl-ness'', n. SUdableness. snachS v. & n. Snatch. sUd'n", pp. Slidden. snach'ing'', ppr. & n. Snatching. slights n. Sleight. snach'iDg-ly, adv. Snatchingly. slip'perd^, pp. Shppered. snachf, pp. Snatched. sllpf*", pp. Slipped. snach'y*", a. Snatchy. sllv'erd'"*% pp. SUvered. snaf'P, V. & n. Snaffle. snafld spindl 106 sQaf'ld^, pp. Snaffled. so-fls'tl-caF*% a. Sophistical. snagd», pp. Snagged. so-fls'tl-cal-ly^**, adv. Sophistically. snapt^*8, 'pp. Snapped. so-fls'tl-cal-ness*"**, n. Sophistical- snarld^*^, pp. Snarled. ness. snatcht^, pp. Snatched. so-fls'ti-cate'***, vt. & vi. Sophisti- snath^*% n. Snathe. cate. sneakt^**, pp. Sneaked. so-fls'ti-cafed*-**, a. Sophisticated. sneerd^*«, pp. Sneered. so-fls'^tl-ca'tlon"**, n. Sophistica- sneez'', v. & n. Sneeze. tion. sneezd^*8, pp. Sneezed. so-fls'tt-ca"torP**, n. Sophisticator. snlck'cFd^, pp. Snickered. so-fis'tl-clsm'"**, n. Sophisticism. snir*S V. & n. Sniff. sof'ls-tress^**, n. Sophistress. sniff**, pp. Sniffed. sofls-try, n. Sophistry. snlpt*, pp. Snipped. sof'o-more^, n. Sophomore. snlv'eP, V. & n. Snivel. sof'o-mor'Ic*', a. Sophomoric. sniv'eld''**, pp. Sniveled, snivelled. sof'tend'***, pp. Softened. snlv'el-er^, n. Sniveller. solid****, pp. & a. Soiled. snlv'el-y^, a. Snivelly. so'jurn^**, v. & n. Sojourn. sno8, V. & n. Snow. so'jurnd''**, pp. Sojourned. snooz'', V. & n. Snooze. so'jur-ner^, n. Sojourner. snoozd*"**, pp. Snoozed. sol'derd^**, pp. Soldered. snowd^*», pp. Snowed. sol'dierd*, pp. Soldiered. snubd^*», pp. Snubbed. sol 'em*, a. Solenm. snuf*"*«, V. & n. Snuff. so-llc'i-tus*, a. SoUcitous. snuf'F, V. & n. Snuffle. so-lid'l-fl''a-bP, a. SoUdifiable. snufW, pp. Snuffled. so-lld'l-fi''a-bl-ness% n. SoUdifi- snuff**, pp. Snuffed. ableness. snug'F, vt. & vi. Snuggle. sol'stls*, n. Solstice. snug'ld^, pp. Snuggled. sol'u-bF, a. Soluble. so*, vt. & vi. Sow. soFu-bl-ness"*, n. Solubleness. soard*"**, pp. Soared. sol'u-tlv'"**, a. Solutive. sobd^*S pp. Sobbed. solV**, vt. Solve. so'berd^**, pp. Sobered. solv'a-bP, solv'i-bP, a. Solvable, so'cla-bl**, a. & n. Sociable. solvible. so'cia-bl-ness^, n. Sociableness. solv'a-bl-ness*', n. Solvableness. so'ci-a-tiv*, a. Sociative. solvd*"**, pp. Solved. sod'n^, V. & pa. Sodden. som'ber^**, v. & a. Sombre. soed*, pp. Sowed. soakf **, pp. Soaked. soes*, Srd per. sing. pres. ind. Sows. soapf**, pp. Soaped. sof 'Ish'-**, a. Sophish. som'ber-ly^**, adv. Sombrely. sof'lsm'', n. Sophism. som'ber-ness''**, n. Sombreness. sof 'Isf *S n. Sophist. som'brus*, a. Sombrous. sof'ist-er''**, n. Sophister. som'brus-ly*, adv. Sombrously. so-fls'tlc^**, a. & n. Sophistic. som'brus-ness*, n. Sombrousness. 107 som'nl-a-tlv", a. Somniative. som-nlf'er-us«, a. Somniferous. so'na-bF, a. Sonable. so-nlf er-us«, a. Soniferous. so-no'rus«, a. Sonorous. so-no'rus-ly", adv. Sonorously. so-no'rus-ness», n. Sonorousness. sopt«, pp. Sopped. sor'blF*% -lle-*% a. Sorbile. soF'cer-us-ly^, adv. Sorcerously. so-rif'er-us^, a. Soriferous. sor'rowd", pp. Sorrowed. sort'a-bP, a. Sortable. sould^, a. Souled. sound 'a-bF, a. Soundable. sourd^*«, pp. Soured. sourse'', n. Source. soust^, pp. Soused. sov'er-en^*8, a. & n. Sovereign. sov'er-eii-ly''*«, adv. Sovereignly. sov'er-en-ty'"*^, n. Sovereignty. sowd*'*», pp. Sowed. spa'cius", a. Spacious. spa'cius-ly^, adv. Spaciously. spa'cius-ness^, n. Spaciousness. spa-di'ceus«, spa-dl'clus^, a. Spadi- ceous, spadicious. spal'a-cin", a. & n. Spalacine. spal"a-cop'o-dln«, a. & n. Spalacop- odine. spand''*^, pp. Spanned. span'gF, V. & n. Spangle. span'gld'', pp. Spangled. spankt^*", pp. Spanked. spar'a-bP, n. Sparable. spard*"**, pp. Sparred. spar'kP, V. & n. Sparkle spar'kld^, pp. Sparkled. sparkt^, a. Sparked. spat'terd^*», pp. Spattered. spav'ind", a. Spavined. spawnd", a. Spawned. speak'a-bF, a. Speakable. speard^*', pp. Speared. snafld spindl spe'clal-ize«, vt. & vi. Specialise. spec'l-fl^a-bP, a. Specifiable. spe-cif'l-ca"tlv«, a. Specificative. spe-cif'l-ca"tlv-ly'', adv. Specifica- tively. spe'cius^, a. Specious. spe'cius-ly", adv. Speciously. spe'clus-ness«,n. Speciousness. speck'P, V. & n. Speckle. speck'W, pa. Speckled. speckt^*^^ jpy Specked. spec'ta-cP, n. Spectacle. spec'ta-cW, a. Spectacled. spec'ta-cls*", n. pi. Spectacles. spec'ter*", n. Spectre. spec^'tro-bo'lo-graf*^, n. Spectrobo- lograph, spec"tro-bo"lo-graf' ic*'*«, a. Spec- trobolographic. spec'tro-graP**, n. Spectrograph. spec"tro-graf'lc^*«, a. Spectrograph- ic. spec"tro-he'll-o-graf^*«, n. Spectro- heliograph. spec"tro-he"ll-o-graf'!c*'*«, a. Spec- troheliographic. spec'u-la-bF, a. Speculable. spec'u-la"tiv«, a. Speculative. spec'u-la"tlv-ly», adv. Speculatively. spec'u-la"tiv-ness*, n. Speculative- ness. .speF*S v. & n. Spell. speld''*^, spelt^, pp. Spelled, spelt. spell 'a-bF, a. SpeUable. spend 'a-bF, a. Spendable. spewd*"*", pp. Spewed. spl-clf'er-us^, a. Spiciferous. spl'cus^, a. Spicous. spic"u-lif'er-us«, a. Spiculiferous. splc"u-lo-fl'brus», a. Spiculofibrous. splP*% v. & n. Spill. splld''*% spllt^*% pp. Spilled, spilt. spl-na'ceus^, a. Spinaceous. spin'dP, v. &, n. Spindle. splndld stereoforoscope 108 spin'dld'*, pp- Spindled. spi-nif'er-us^, a. Spiniferous. spi'nus^, a. Spinous. 8pln"u-llf 'er-us«, a. Spinuliferous. spl-rac"u-llf'er-us*, a. Spiraculif- erous. spl-rif 'er-us^, a. Spiriferous. splr"il-la'ceus^, a. Spirillaceous. splt'F, n. Spittle. splasht'**^, pp. Splashed. splay d^, pa. Splayed. splen'dor^, n. Splendour. splen'l-tlv^*% splen'a-tlv^*% a. & n. Splenitive, splenative. splin'terd^, a. Splintered. splotcht^, pp. Splotched. splut'terd^, pp. Spluttered. spoil 'a-bP, a. Spoilable. spoiW^S spoilt''*^, pp. Spoiled, spoilt. spo'li-a"tiv^*', a. Spoliative. spon-ta'ne-us^, a. Spontaneous. spon-ta'ne-us-ly^, adv. Spontane- ously. spon-ta'ne-us-ness*, n. Spontane- ousness. spoold^, pp. Spooled. spoond^, pp. Spooned, spo-ra'ceus^, a. Sporaceous. spo-rif er-us«, a. Sporiferous. spo-rip'a-rus^, a. Sporiparous. spor'tiv^**, a. Sportive. spor'tiv-ly^**, adv. Sportively. spor'tlv-ness*"**, n. Sportiveness. spor"u-llf'er-us*, a. Sporuliferous. spo'rus^, a. Sporous. spot'ta-bF, a. Spottable. spralnd*"*", pp. Sprained. sprawW*^, pp. Sprawled. sprayd^, a. Sprayed. spred''*^, v., a. & n. Spread. spred'er''*^, n. Spreader. spred'lng*"*", ppr. & n. Spreading. spred'log-ly''*8, adv. Spreadingly. sprigd^, pp. Sprigged. sprin'kF, v. & n. Sprinkle. sprin'kld^, pp. Sprinkled. sprite, n. Spright. sprlte'ly'", a. Sprightly. sprite'li-ness'', n. Sprightliness. spu-mif'er-us*, a. Spumiferous. spunge"*, V. & n. Sponge. spung'er*", n. Sponger. spung'y, a. Spongy. spuFd''*^, a. Spurred. spu'rl-us«, a. Spurious. spu'rl-us-ly«, adv. Spuriously. spu'ri-us-ness», n. Spuriousness. spurnd^*8, pp. Spumed. sput'terd^*8, pp. Sputtered. squaP*«, V. & n. Squall. squald", pp. Squalled. squa'mus^, a. Squamous. squa'mus-ness^, n. Squamousness. squan'derd^**, pp. Squandered. squar'a-bF, a. Squarable. squasht'*, pp. Squashed. squawkt^, pp. Squawked. squawld^**, pp. Squawled. squeakf**, pp. Squeaked. squeald^*8, pp. Squealed. squeez^, v. & n. Squeeze. squeez'a-bF, a. Squeezable. squeezd^*^, pp. Squeezed. squelcht^, pp. Squelched. squibd^, pp. Squibbed. squlF*8, ^ Squill. squlrind''*^, pp. Squirmed. stabd", pp. Stabbed. sta'bF, v., a. & n. Stable. stab'lisht»; pp. Stablished. stackt''*^, pp. Stacked. star*% n. Staff. starts a. Staffed. stag'gerd», pa. Staggered. stag-nic'o-Ius^, a. Stagnicolous. staid^, pp. Stayed. stain 'a-bF, a. Stainable. 109 spindld stereoforoscope 8talnd'*«, pp. Stained. staphs V. & n. Stall. staid", pp. Stalled. stalktS pp. Stalked. stalld", pp. Stalled. sta'mend^, a. Stamened. - stam"I-nlf'er-us«, a. Staminiferous. stain'merd''*^, pp. Stammered. stamp 'a-bP, a. Stampable. stam-ped'a-bF, a. Stampedable. stampf**, pp. Stamped. stancht*'*^, pp. Stanched. stand 'ard-lz''[or -Is^Ja-bF, a. Stand- ardizable, standardisable. stan-nif'er-us", a. Stanniferous. stan'nin^, n. Stannine. stap^e-dlf'er-us^, a. Stapediferous. sta'pP, v., a. & n. Staple. starcht", a. Starched. stard*"*", pp. & pa. Starred. star'tP, vt. Startle. star'tid'', pp. Startled. starv''*^, vt. & vi. Starve. starvd*'*^, pp. & pa. Starved. stat'a-bF, a. Statable. sta'tiond", pp. Stationed. sta'tlv^, a. Stative. stat'ut-a-bP, a. Statutable. stayd^*», pp. Stayed. steamd''*^, pp. Steamed. ste"a-tog'e-nus*, a. Steatogenous. ste^a-top'y-gus^, a. Steatopygous. ste^a-tor'nl-thin^, a. Steatornithine. sted«'*S V. & n. Stead. sted'fasf", a. Steadfast. sted'fast-ly^*«, adv. Steadfastly. sted'fast-ness^*^, n. Steadfastness. sted'l-er'"*«, n. Steadier. sted'i-ly**, adv. Steadily. sted'l-ness''**, n. Steadiness. sted'y**, v., a. & n. Steady. steeld^, pp. Steeled. stee'pP, V. & n. Steeple. stee'pW, a. & pp. Steepled. steept*'*^, pp. Steeped. steer 'a-bP, a. Steerable. steerdp*8, pp Steered. steg'a-nus«, a. Steganous. steg-og'na-thus^, a. Stegognathous. ste-gu'rus^, a. Stegurous. stelth'-'S n. Stealth. stelth'l-iy^S adv. Stealthily. stelth'1-ness^**, n. Stealthiness. stelth'y^S a. Stealth. steind''*^, pp. & a. Stemmed. stem'ma-tus^, a. Stemmatous. sten'clld«, pp. Stenciled, stencilled. sten"o-co-ro'iiin«, a. Stenocoronine. sten'o-crome*, n. Stenochrome. steii"o-der'ma-tln», a. Stenoderma- tine. sten^o-der'ina-tus^, a. Stenoderma- tous. steii"o-der'inIn», a. & n. Stenoder- mine. sten'o-graf*^, n. Stenograph. ste-nog'ra-fer»'*8, n. Stenographer. sten"o-graf'Ic*'*8, a. Stenographic. ste-nog'ra-flsf*", n. Stenographist. steii"o-graf'I-cal-ly^*«, adv. Steno- graphicaUy. ste-nog'ra-fy*"*^, n. Stenography. sten^G-pet'a-lus^, a. Stenopetalous. sten"o-sep'a-lus', a. Stenosepalous. sten'to-rln^, a. Stentorine. sten-to'ri-us«, a. Stentorious. sten-to'rl-us-ly^, adv. Stentoriously. step'dau"ter», n. Stepdaughter. stept''*^, pp. Stepped. ster"co-ra'ceus*, a. Stercoraceous. ster'e-o-crome", n. Stereochrome. ster"e-o-cro'inIc*, a. Stereochromic. ster"e-o-cro'ml-cal-ly", adv. Stereo- chromically, ster"e-o-cro'mo-scope», n. Stereo- chi'omoscope. ster"e-o-ffor'o-scope*'**, n. Stereo- phoroscope. stereofotografy subjectivness 110 ster"e-o-fo-tog'ra-fy''*^, n. Stereo- photography. ster"e-o-graf'lc*'*«, a. Stereographic. ster"e-o-graf' l-cal-ly«, adv. Stereo- graphically. ster"e-og'ra-fy^*«, n. Stereography. ster"e-o-pIan'l-graP*^, n. Stereo- planigraph. ster"e-o-ty-pog'ra-fer''*», n. Stereo- typographer. ster"e-o-ty-pog'ra-fy''*", n. Stereo- typography. ster'iP*«, -lies. a. Sterile. ster'll-Iz"a-bF, a. SteriHzable. ster'il-ness^*^, a. Sterileness. ster-nu'ta-tlv*, a. & n. Sternutative. ster-nu'ta-tlv-ness^, n. Stemuta- tiveness. ster'tor-us^, ster-to'ri-us^, a. Ster- torous, stertorious. ster'tor-us-ly«, adv. Stertorously. ster'tor-us-ness^, n. Stertorousness. steth'o-graf'"*», n. Stethograph. steth"o-graf'ic''*^, a. Stethographic. stewd^*8, pp. Stewed. stlch% V. & n. Stitch. sticher'', n. Stitcher. stich'ing^, n. Stitching. sticht^, pp. Stitched. stich'work^, n. Stitchwork. stick'1% V. & n. Stickle. stick'ld'', -pp. Stickled. stiF*% a., n. & adv. Stiff. stlff'end''*S pp. Stififened. stlg"ma-tif' ep-usS a. Stigmatiferous. stlP", v., a., n. & adv. Still. stlld"", pp. Stilled. 8tlin'u-la"tlv*'*», a. &n. Stimulative. stlp"u-llf'er-u8*, a. Stipuhferous. stird''**, pp. Stu-red. stltcht^, pp. Stitched. sto», vt. & vi. Stow. sto'age^, n. Stowage. 8to'a-way"«, n. Stowaway. stockt^*«, pp. Stocked. sto'down*, n. Stowdown. stoed", pp. Stowed. sto'er», n. Stower. sto"lo-nlf' er-us«, a. Stoloniferous. stom'ac«, V. & n. Stomach. stom'ac-aI«, a. & n. Stomachal. stom'ac-Iess", a. Stomachless. stoopt^*8, pp. Stooped. stopT, V. & n. Stopple. stop'ld'", pp. Stoppled. stop'perd^, pp. Stoppered. stopt''*^, pa. Stopped. stor'a-bP, a. Storable. storm 'a-bP, a. Stormable. storind^*«, pp. Stormed. stowd^, pp. Stowed. strad'P, V. & n. Straddle. strad-ld"*, pp. Straddled. strag'F, V. & n. Straggle. strag'ld^, pp. Straggled. straight'end^, pp. Straightened. strain'a-bF, a. Strainable. stralnd^**, pa. Strained. strait'end^, pp. Straitened. stran'gP, v. & n. Strangle. stran'gl-a-bF, a. Strangleable. stran'gld^, pp. Strangled. stran-gu'ri-us», a. Strangurious. strapf*^, pp. Strapped. stra-tlg'ra-fer'^*^, n. Stratigrapher. strat"l-graf'Ic*'*% a. Stratigraphic. stra-tlg'ra-fy'«'8, n. Stratigraphy. strat"I-graf'I-caF*«, a. Stratigraph- ical. strat"i-graf'I-cal-iy*", adv. Strati- gi-aphically. strat"o-graf' Ic''**, a. Stratographic. stra-tog'ra-fy''**, n. Stratography. strawd*, pp. Strawed. strayd^, pp. Strayed, streakf*", streaked**, pa. Streaked. streamd^, pp. Streamed. strech**, v. & n. Stretch. Ill stereofotografy subjeetivness strech'er', n. Stretcher. strech'ing^, ppr._& n. Stretching. strechf, -pp. Stretched. strength 'encl^*«, pp. Strengthened. stren'u-us», a. Strenuous. stren'u-us-ly«, adv. Strenuously. stren'u-us-ness^, n. Strenuousness. strep'er-ln'*«, a. Streperine. stres^, V. & n. Stress. stres'fuP, a. Stressful. strest", pp. Stressed. stretcht^, pp. Stretched. strewd^, pp. Strewed. strick'n'', pp. & pa. Stricken. strlc'nic^, a. Strychnic. stric'nin^, stricnlne", n. Strychnin, strychnine. stric'nin-lsm", n. Strychninism. strle'nism", n. Strychnism. strld'u-lus*, a. Stridulous. strld'u-lus-ly^, adv. Stridulously. strld'u-lus-ness", n. Stridulousness. strig'ln^**, a. Strigine. strlngd^, a. Stringed. strlpt*'*^, pp. Stripped. strlv'n*", pp. Striven. stro^, vt. Strow. strob'o-graP**, n. Strobograph. strob^o-graflC**, a. Strobographic. stro'fe''*^, n. Strophe. strof'lc^*", a. Strophic. strof'1-caP*", a. Strophical. strofold*"**, n. Strophoid. strop, V. & n. StroU, stroUd", stroW^S pp. Strolled. stroin"bu-llf'er-us«, a. Strombulif- erous. stropt*, pp. Stropped. strug'gF, V. & n. Struggle. strumd", pp. Strummed. stubd», pp. Stubbed. stub'F, n. Stubble. stub'ld% a. Stubbled. stud'i-a-bF, a. Studiable. stu'di-us», a. Studious. stu'dl-u8-ly», adv. Studiously. 8tuP*«, v., a., n. & interj. Stuff. stuft-*% pa. Stuffed. stura'ac*", V. & n. Stomach. stum'ac-a-bF, a. Stomachable. stum'ac-aF, a. & n. Stomachal. stum'ach-er^, n. Stomacher. stu-maeh'ie'', a. & n. Stomachic. stum'acht'', pp. Stomached. stum'ac-less^, a. Stomachless. stum'bF, V. & n. Stumble. stum'bld'', pp. Stumbled. stumd^, pp. Stummed. stumpt^*8, pp. Stumped. stund"*, pp. Stunned. [tive. stu"pe-fac'tlv^*», a. & n. Stupefac- stu"pe-fae'tlv-ness''*^, n. Stupefac- tiveness. stu-pen'dus", a. Stupendous. stu-pen'dus-ly^, adv. Stupendously. stu'por-us», a. Stuporous. stu'ri-o-nln''*8, a. Sturionine. stut'terd*"**, pp. Stuttered. sty'lo-grar***, n. Stylograph. sty"lo-graf' le^*«, a. Stylographic. sty-log'ra-fy''*«, n. Stylography. su'a-bP, a. Suable. sua'slv^*^, a. Suasive. sua'siv-iy**, adv. Suasively. sub-a'que-us^, a. Subaqueous. sub-cal'ca-rin", a. Subcalcarine- sub"cu-ta'ne-us8, a. Subcutaneous. sub"de-rlv'a-tiv*'*«, n. Subderivative. sub"dl-vls'I-bP, a. Subdivisible. sub"dl-vl'slv''*«, a. Subdivisive. sub-du'a-bP, a. Subduable. sub"ln-dlc'a-tiv^*», a. Subindicative. sub-ject'a-bP, sub-ject'I-bP, a. Subjectable, subjectible. sub-jec'tiv*"", a. Subjective. sub-jec'tlv-ly*"**, adv. Subjectively. sub-Jec'tlv-ness''*", n. Subjective- subjoind suspectabl sub-jolnd'«, pp. Subjoined. sub'ju-ga-bF, a. Subjugable. sub-junc'tiv''*^, a. & n. Subjunctive. sub'la-tlv^*«, a. Sublative. sub-merg'i-bP, a. & n. Submergible. sub-mers'i-bl^, a. & n. Submersible. sub-mis 'siv^*8, a. Submissive. sub-mis'slv-ly^**, adv. Submissively. sub-or'dl-na"tiv^*», a. Subordina- tive. sub-ornd'8, pp. Suborned. sub-pe'na", v. & n. Subpoena. sub-rep 'tlv^*«, a. Subreptive. sub-scrib'a-bF, a. Subscribable. sub-sec 'u-tiv^*«, a. Subsecutive. sub-sen'sl-bF, a. Subsensible. sub-serv'®, vt. & vi. Subserve. sub-servd'8, yy. Subserved. sub'stan-tlv''*^, a. & n. Substantive. sub'stan-tiv-ly^*^, adv. Substan- tively. sub'stan-tiv-ness''*^, n. Substantive- sub'stt-tu"tlvP*«, a. Substitutive. sub-sum'a-bF, a. Subsumable. sub-suinp'tlv^*«, a. Subsumptive. sub'tlF**, -lle% a. Subtile. sub'tll-ly^*% adv. Subtilely. sub'tU-ness^*", n. Subtileness. sub-trac'tiv^*«, a. Subtractive. sub-ven'tlv''*^, a. Subventive. sub-ver'stv^*«, a. Subversive. sub- vert 'I-bF, a. Subvertible. suc-cede'», vt. & vi. Succeed. suc-ceed'a-bF, a. Succeedable. suc-ces'slv**, a. Successive. suc-ces'slv-ly*«, adv. Successively. suc-ces'slv-ness*'*«, n. Successive- ness. suc'eor'*», v. & n. Succour. suc'cor-a-bF, a. Succourable. sue 'cord ''*8, 'pp. Succored. sue-eum'^, vi. Succumb. suc-cumbd'^, pp. Succumbed. 112 suc-cumd''', pp. Succumbed. suc-cus'slv^*^, a. Succussive. suck'F, vt. & vi. Suckle. suck'ld'', pp. Suckled. suckf**, pp. Sucked. suf'fer-a-bF, a. Sufferable. suf 'fer-a-bl-ness'", n. Sufferableness. suf'ferd''*^, pp. Suffered. suf-flee'a-bF, a. Sufficeable. suf-flxt'^*», pp. Suffixed. suf fo-ca^tlv^, a. Suffocative. suf"fra-get'^*8^ ^^ Suffragette. suf-fu'slv^*», a. Suffusive. suf-fuze'^, vt. Suffuse. sug'ard^, pa. Sugared. sug-gest'1-bF, sug-gest'a-bF, a. Suggestible, suggestable. sug-ges'tlv'^*^, a. Suggestive. sug-ges'tiv-ly^*«, adv. Suggestively. sug-ges'tlv-ness^*S n. Suggestive- ness. su'il-lin^*«, a. & n. Suilline. su'in^*S n. Suine. sult'a-bF, a. Suitable. suit'a-bl-ness^, n. Suitableness. suFfate^*% n. Sulphate. suFfa-tize''*», vt. Sulphatize. suFfld^*% V. & n. Sulphid. • suFflnP*8^ ^_ Sulphin. suFfl-on'^*», n. Sulphion. suFfo-naF*8, n. Sulphonal. sul-fon'lc''*8, a. Sulphonic. suFfur^*8, V. & n. Sulphur. sul'fu-rate''*», a. & n. Sulphurate. sul'fu-ra"tor''*8, n. Sulphurator. suFfurd^, pp. Sulphured. suFfu-ret''*8, v. & n. Sulphuret. sul-fu'ric''*», a. Sulphuric. surfur-ous^, a. Sulphurous. sul'fur-us^, a. Sulphurous. surfur-y*», a. Sulphury. sulkt^, pp. Sulked. sum*', a., pron. & adv. Some. -sum''**, suffix, -some. 113 su'mac^, n. Sumach. 8um'bod"y^, n. Somebody. sumd*"*', pp. Summed. sum'er-sault^, v. & n. Somersault. sum'er-sef, n. Somerset. sum'how"^, adv. Somehow. sum'ina-ttv''*^, a. Summative. sum'merd^, pp. Summered. sum'mond^, pp. Simimoned. sump'tu-us°, a. Sumptuous. sump'tu-us-ly", adv. Sumptuously. sump'tu-us-ness^, n. Sumptuous- sum 'things, n. & adv. Something. sum'tlme"^, a. & adv. Sometime. sum'tlmes"*", adv. Sometimes. sum'Tvay"*", adv. Someway. sum'what"^, n. & adv. Somewhat. sum'where"^, adv. Somewhere. sun', n. Son. sund», pp. Sujmed. sua'derd*"*', pp. Sundered. su'per-a-bP, a. Superable. su'per-a-bl-ness'', n. Superableness. su"per-cal'en-derd», a. Supercalen- dered. su^per-cU'l-us", a. Supercilious. su''per-coii-forin'a-bF, a. Supercon- formable. su''per-e-rog'a-tlv''*8, a. Supererog- ative. su-per'flu-us°, a. Superfluous. su-per'flu-us-ly", adv. Superfluously. su-per'la-tlV", a. & n. Superlative. su-per'la-tiv-ly*'*», adv. Superla- tively. su-per'la-tlv-ness''*8, n. Superlative- su''per-neg'a-tlv''*», a. Supemega- tive. su'^per-pos'a-bF, a. Superposable. su''per-sen'si-bP, a. Supersensible. su^per-ser'vice-a-bF, a. Superser- viceable. subjoind suspectabl su"per-vo-lu'tiv*'**, a. Supervolutive. sup'P, V. & a. Supple. sup'W, pp. Suppled. sup'pa-bP, a. Suppable. sup-por'tlv''*», a. Supportive. sup-pos'a-br, a. Supposable. sup-pos'a-bl-ness'', n. Supposable- ness. sup-pos'l-ta"ttv'*«, a. Suppositative. sup-pos'I-tiv''*^, a. & n. Suppositive. sup-pos'i-tIv-ly''*8, adv. Supposi- tively. sup-press 'I-bF, a. Suppressible. sup-pres'siv'**, a. Suppressive. sup-prest'*'*», pp. Suppressed. sup'pu-ra"tlv'*«, a. & n. Suppura- tive. su"pra-sen'sl-bF, a. Suprasensible. supt^, pp. Supped. sur'cIn-gF, v. & n. Surcingle. sur'cin-gld', pp. Surcingled. sur'de-lin«, n. Surdehne. sur'flt^, v. & n. Surfeit. sur'flt-er^, n. Surfeiter. sur'flt-Ing», n. Surfeiting. sur-mis'a-bF, a. Surmisable. sur-mount'a-bF, a. Surmountable. sur-mount'a-bl-ness', n. Surmount- ableness. sur-past''*», pp. Surpassed. sur'plis", n. Surplice. sur'pllst^, pp. Surpliced. sur-prlze''*», v. & n. Surprise. sur-prlz'lng», pa. Surprising. sur-ren'derd», pp. Surrendered. sur-veyd"'*^, pp. Surveyed. sus-cep'ti-bF, a. Susceptible. sus-cep'tl-bl-ness', n. Susceptible- sus-cep'tlv*"**, a. Susceptive. sus-cep'tlv-ness*"*", n. Susceptive- sus-pect'a-bP, sus-pect'l-bF, a, Suspectable, suspectible. suspensibl teachablness 114 sus-pen'sl-bF, a. Suspensible. sus-pen'slv*"*^, a. Suspensive. sus-pen'siv-ly^*«, adv. Suspensively. sus-taind'», pa. Sustained. sus'teii-ta"tiv^*^, a. Sustentative. suth'er-ll-ness^, n. Southerliness. suth'er-ly^, a. & adv. Southerly. suth'ern'", a. Southern. suth'ern-er^, n. Southerner. suth'ern-Isin'*, n. Southernism. sutfa'crn-izC, vt. & vi. Southemize. suth'ron'', a. & n. Southron. sut'P, a. Subtle. sut'iy, adv. Subtly. swabd^, pTp. Swabbed. swad'F, vt. Swaddle. swagd^*«, pp. Swagged. swag'gerd^, pp. Swaggered. swal'low-a-bF, a. Swallowable. swal'lowd^", pp. Swallowed. swampt''*^, pp. Swamped. swapt«, pp. Swapped. swarmd^, pp. Swarmed. swasht^, pp. Swashed. swayd''*^, pp. Swayed. sweet'end^*^, pp. Sweetened. sweP*^, v., a. & n. Swell. sweld^*8, pp. Swelled. swel'terd^*8, pp. Sweltered. swerv^*^, vt. & vi. Swerve. swervd''*^, pp. Swerved. swet^*«, V. & n. Sweat. swich'', V. & n. Switch. swigd", pp. Swigged. swiP, V. &n. Swill. swild«, pp. Swilled. swim'ma-bl'', a. Swimmable. swin'dF, v. & n. Swindle. swln'dld^, pp. Swindled. swIn'gF, V. & n. Swingle. swin'gW, pp. Swingled. swlrld«, pp. Swirled. swisbt^, pp. Swished. swltcht», pp. Switched. swiv'eld^, pp. Swiveled, swivelled. swol'n^, a. Swollen. swoond*'*^, pp. Swooned. swoopt», pp. Swooped. sylf''*% n. Sylph. syl'la-bF, n. Syllable. syl-vlc'o-lin*, a. & n. Sylvicoline. syl'vi-in^, a. & n. Sylviine. syl'vin^, n. Sylvine. syii'a-gog^*8, n. Synagogue. syn"al-lax'in«, a. & n. SynaUaxine. syn'cro-nlsin^, n. Synchronism. syn'cro-nus^, a. Synchronous. syn-eth'e-rln«, a. & n. Synetherine. syn'o-nym^, n. Synonyme. sy-non'y-mus^, a. Synonymous. -t'". -ed. tabd% o. Tabbed. tab'er-na-cF, v. & n. Tabernacle. ta'bor^, V. & n. Taber, tabour. ta'bord*, pp. Tabored. tach'l-iilii«, a. Tachinine. tach"i-su'rln», a. & n. Tachisurine. tach'y-graP*^, n. Tachygraph. ta-chyg'ra-fer^ n. Tachygra- pher. tach"y-graf'Ic*'*8, a. Tachygraphic. tach"y-graf'l-caF*», a. Tachygraph- ical. ta-chyg'ra-list*'*8, n. Tachygraphist. tach"y-graf-oin'e-try''*», n. Tachy- graphometry. ta-chyg'ra-fy''*8, n. Tachygraphy. tack'F, V. & n. Tackle. tackad*", pp. Tackled. tack'l-man*', n. Tackleman. tackt*'*8, pp. Tacked. tac"o-doiii'e-ter», n. Tachodometer. 115 suspensibl teachablness tac'o-graf**, n. Tachograph. ta-pel"no-cef'a-Iy*'*«, n. Tapeino- tac'o-gram^, n. Tachogram. cephaly. ta-com'e-ter«, n. Tachometer. ta'perd^*«, pp. Tapered. tac'o-scope«, n. Tachoscope. ta-pi"no-ce-fal'lc^*», a. ' Tapinoce- tact'a-bl% a. Tactable. phalic. tac'tiF*«, -lies a. TactUe. tap"i-no-cef'a-lld^*% n. Tapino- ta'cu-a-cln«, n. Tacuacine. cephahd. taf"e-fo'bI-a^*«, n. Taphephobia. tap"l-no-cef 'a-loid^^S a. & n. Tapi- taf"o-fo'bi-a''*% n. Taphophobia. nocephaloid. ta'fi-an'-^S n. Taphian. tap"i-no-cef'a-ly^*«, n. Tapinoceph- taf-reii'chy-ma^*«, n. Taphrenchy-. aly. ma. tap"i-no-fo'bI-a'"*«, n. Tapinopho- taf'rl-nose*"*^, n. Taphrinose. bia. tagd'*% vp. Tagged. tap'l-no-fo"by^*^, n. Tapinophoby. talldS a. TaUed. tapt'"*«, pp. Tapped. tal 'lords pp. Tailored. tard^*% pp. Tarred. talnt'a-bP, a. Taintable. tar'iF*S v. ^ n. Tariff. taF'iff-a-bP, a. Tariffable. tal"e-gal'lln», a. & n. Talegalline. talk'a-bP, a. Talkable. tar'nish-a-bF, a. Tarnishable. talk'a-tiV*% a. Talkative. tar'nlshts, pp. Tarnished. talk'a-tlv-ly"", adv. Talkatively. tar'roc^, n. Tarrock. talk'a-tlv-ness^*% n. Talkativeness. tar'tand^, pp. Tartaned. talkf*«, pp. Talked. taskt'*S pp. Tasked. tal'ond'"**, a. Taloned. tas'seldp*«, a. & pp. Tasseled, tas- tal'plnS a. Talpine. selled. tam'a-bP, tame'a-bP, a. Tamable, tast'a-bP, a. Tastable. tameable. tat'F, V. & n. Tattle. tam'a-bl-ness'', n. Tamableness. tat'ldS pp. Tattled. tam'i-dln», n. Tamidine. tat'terd^*% pa. Tattered. tam'perd", yp. Tampered. tau'rin^, a. Taurine. tampt", pp. Tamped. taut», imp. & pp. Taught. tan'a-grin% a. & n. Tanagrine. taut'end«, pp. Tautened. tand'*S pp. Tamied. tau"to-foii'lc^*», a. Tautophonic. tan'gl-bF, a. Tangible. tau"to-foii'I-caP*«, a. Tautophoni- tan'gi-bl-ness^, n. Tangibleness. cal. tan'gF, V. & n. Tangle. tau-tof 'o-ny''*«, n. Tautophony. tan'gld'', pp. Tangled. tawd^j pp. Tawed. tankt% pp. Tanked. tax'a-bP, a. & n. Taxable. tan'na-bP, a. Tannable. tax^a-bl-ness*", n. Taxableness. tan'ta-lin», a. & n. Tantaline. tax'a-tiv*', a. Taxative. ta-peFno-ce-fal'lC**, a. Tapeinoce- tax'a-tlv-ly% adv. Taxatively. phahc. taxt"*", pp. Taxed. ta-pei"no-cef'a-llsm»'*», n. Tapeino- teach 'a-bl% a. Teachable. cephalism. teach 'a-bl-ness"*, n. Teachableness. teamd tendonus teamd^, pp. Teamed. teas'a-W, a. Teasable. tea'zel®, v. & n. Teazle. tea'zeld^, pp. Teazeled, teazelled. tec'nic^, a. & n. Technic. tec'nl-cal^, a. Technical. tec"ni-cal'I-ty», n. Technicality. tec'ni-cal-ness^, n. Technicalness. tec-ni'cian^, n. Technician. tec'ni-cist^, n. Technicist. tec"ni-co-Iog'I-cal«, a. Technicolcg- ical. tec"nI-col'o-gy«, n. Technicology. tec'nl-con», n. Technicon. tec'nlcs*, n. Technics. tec'nl-fone^, n. Techniphone. tec'nism^, n. Technism. tec'nist*, n. Technist. ' tec"no-cau'sls*, n. Technocausis. tec"no-chem'l-caP, a. Technochem- ical. tec"no-ge-og'ra-fer^*», n. Techno- geographer. tec"no-ge-og'ra-fy^*", n. Techno- geography. tec"no-graf'ic^**, a. Technographic. tec-nog'ra-fy*', n. Technography. tec"no-lith'lc», a. Technolithic. tec"no-log'Ic«, a. Technologic. tec"no-log'i-caP, a. Technological. tec-nol'o-gist», n. Technologist. tec-nol'o-gy«, n. Technology. tec-non'o-iny», n. Technonomy. tec"tl-braii'chl-at'', a. & n. Tecti- branchiate. tec"to-ce-fal'Ic''*8, a. Tectocephalic. tec"to-cef 'a-ly''*», n. Tectocephaly. te'dl-us^, a. Tedious. te'di-us-ly«, adv. Tediously. te'di-us-ness», n. Tediousness. teemd' vv- Teemed. tee'terd«, pp. Teetered. teF", vt. & vi. Tell. tel-au'to-graP*», n. Telautograph. 116 tel-au"to-graf'Ic'**", a. Telauto- graphic. tel"au-tog'ra-flst'**», n. Telautog- raphist. tel"au-tog'ra-fy^*", n. Telautog- raphy. tePe-a-nern'o-graf*"*", n. Teleanem- ograph. tel"e-bar'o-grar'*8, n. Telebaro- graph. tel"e-chl'ro-graf''*", n. Telechiro- graph. tel"e-cryp'to-graP**, n. Telecrypto- graph. te-lec'to-graf^*», n. Telectograph. tel'e-feme«, n. Telepherae. tel'e-fer-age^, n. Telepherage. tel'e-fone^*«, v. & n. Telephone. tel'e-fon"er», n. Telephoner. tel"e-fon'Ic^*8, a. Telephonic. tel"e-foii'l-caP, a. Telephonical. tel"e-fon'I-cal-ly«, adv. Telephoni- cally. tel'e-fon-ist^, n. Telephonist. tel"e-fo'no-graf«, n. Telephono- graph. tel"e-fo"no-graf'ic», a. Telephono- graphic. te-lef'o-ny''*», n. Telephony. tel'e-fote", n. Telephote. • tel"e-fo'to% a. Telephoto. teF'e-fo'to-graf**, n. Telephoto- graph. tel"e-fo"to-graf'lc*, a. Telephoto- graphic. tel"e-fo-tog'ra-fy', n. Telephotog- raphy. teF'e-fo'tos", n. Telephotos. tel'e-graf*"**, v. & n. Telegraph. te-leg'ra-fer*"**, n. Telegrapher. teFe-graflC*", a. Telegraphic. teF'e-graf'l-caP*", a. Telegraphical. tel"e-graf'l-cal-iy", adv. Tele- graphically. 117 te-leg'ra-fone'"**, n. Telegraphone. tel"e-graf' o-fone*"", n. Telegrapho- phone. tel"e-graf 'o-scope*"*", n. Telegrapho- scope. tel'e-graff"*', pp. Telegraphed. te-leg'ra-fy^*8, n. Telegraphy. tel"e-l-con'o-graf**, n. Teleicono- graph. te-lel'o-graf», n. Telelograph. tel"e-me-can'lc*, a. Telemechanic. tePe-mec'a-nisni', n. Telemecha- nism. tePe-me^te-or'o-graf", n. Teleme- teorograph. tel"e-nie"te-or"o-graf'Ic', a. Tele- meteorographic. tel"e-inet'ro-graf«, n. Telemetro- graph. [graphic. tel"e-inet"ro-graf'lc», a. Telemetro teFe-me-trog'ra-fy*, n. Telemetrog" raphy. tel-en'ce-faP, n. Telencephal. tel"en-cef' a-lon", n. Telencephalon. tePe-neg'a-tlV*", a. Telenegative. tel"e-ob-jec'tlV*», a. & n. Teleob- jective. teFe-o-cef'aP, n. Teleocephal. tel"e-o-cef 'a-lus», a. Teleocephalous. tel"e-o-fo'bl-a*, n. Teleophobia tere-o-fore«, n. Teleophore. tel'e-o-fyte", n. Teleophyte. tel"e-op'tlF*», -lle^, n. Teleoptile. tel"e-os'te-us*, a. Teleosteous. tel"e-ra'dl-o-fone*, n. Teleradio- phone. teF'e-ster'e-o-graf*", n. Teleoster- eograph. t€l''e-ster"e-og'ra-fy*'*», n. Telester- eography. tePe-ther'ino-grar'*'', n. Telether- mograph. tel''e-ther"mo-graf'lc*'*», a. Tele- thermographic. teamd tendonus tel"l-con'o-graf •"*«, n. Teliconograph. tell'a-bl% a. Tellable. tel'li-graP*S n. Telligraph. tel'lo-grar'*^, n. Tellograph. tel"lo-graf'Ic^*", a. Tellographic. tel'o-fase''*^, n. Telophase. tel^o-trem'a-tus^, a. Telotrematous. tem"e-ra'rl-us^, a. Temerarious. tein"e-ra'ri-us-ly«, adv. Temerari- ously. tein"e-ra'rl-us-ness'', n. Temerari- ousness. te-mer'l-tus*, a. Temeritous. teiii"no-pleu'rIn^, a. & n. Temno- pleurine. tem^no-spon'dy-lus", a. Temno- spondylous. tem'per-a-bP, a. Temperable. tein'per-a"tlv«, a. Temperative. tem'perd'"*^, pa. Tempered. tem'perd-ly«, adv. Temperedly. tem-pes'tu-us*, a. Tempestuous. tem-pes'tu-us-ly*, adv. Tempestu- ously. tem-pes'tu-us-ness", n. Tempestu- tem'pP, V. & n. Temple. tem'pl-less^, a. Templeless. tempt'a-bP, a. Temptable. tempt 'a-bl-ness^, n. Temptable- ness. tem'u-len-tlv*, a. Temulentive. ten'a-bF, a. Tenable. teD'a-bl-ness*", n. Tenableness. te-na'clus^, a. Tenacious. te-iia'c!us-ly», adv. Tenaciously. te-na'ctus-ness^, n. Tenaciousness. ten'ant-a-bP, a. Tenantable. ten'ant-a-bl-ness^, n. Tenantable- teii'derd''*^, pp. Tendered. tea'di-nus^, a. Tendinous. ten'di-nus-ness^, n. Tendinousness. ten'do-nus", a. Tendonous. tenebrus thanatografy 118 ten'e-brus«, a. Tenebrous. ten 'or", a. & n. Tenor. te-nor'ra-py^, n. Tenorrhapy. ten'sl-bF, a. Tensible. ten'si-bl-ness**, n. Tensibleness. ten'sll^, -ile«, a. Tensile. ten'sll-ly», -ile-ly«, adv. Tensilely. ten'slv^, a. Tensive. ten'ta-cP, n. Tentacle. ten'ta-cld^, a. Tentacled, ten'ta-tlv«, a. & n. Tentative. ten'ta-tlv-ly", adv. Tentatively. ten'u-us^, a. Tenuous. ten'u-us-ly^, adv. Tenuously. ten'u-us-ness^, n. Tenuousness. ter"a-to-fo'bl-a*'*«, n. Teratopho- bia. ter"a-toiii'a-tus«, o. Teratomatous. ter-clo'rld«, n. Terchlorid. ter'cln^, n. Tercine. ter"e-bln'thin», a. Terebinthine. ter"e-blii'thl-nus", a. Terebinthi- nous. ter"e-brat'u-liii*, a. Terebratuline. ter'e-din«, n. Teredine. ter"ef-thal'lc^*«, a. Terephthalic. ter-gem'l-nus^, a. Tergeminous. ter-glf 'er-us«, a. Tergiferous. termd"***, pp. Termed. ter'mi-na-bP, a. Terminable. ter'mi-na-bl-ness'', n. Terminable- ter'iiil-na"tlv^*«, a. Terminative. ter'iiil-na"tlv-ly», adv. Termina- tively. ter'ml-to-flF*«, n. Termitophile. ter"inl-tof' l-lus*, a. Termitophi- lous. tern-stre''ml-a'ceus», a. Temstroe- miaceous. ter-ra'ceus", a. Terraceous. ter-ra'ne-us«, a. Terraneous. ter-ra'que-us», a. Terraqueous. ter'ra-sferC**, n. Terrasphere. ter"re-ino'tlv'"*«, a, Terreihotive. ter'rl-bF, a. Terrible. ter'rl-bl-ness*', n. Terribleness. ter-rlc'o-lin«, a. Terricoline. ter-rlc'o-lus^, a. Terricolous. ter-rig'e-nus«, a. Terrigenous. tes"sa-raf'thong''*», n. Tessaraph- thong. tesfa-bl*", a. Testable. tes-ta"ce-og'ra-fy»"*«, n. Testaceog- raphy. tes-ta'ce-us^, a. Testaceous. tes"ti-car'dlii», a. Testicardine. tes'ti-cP, n. Testicle. tes-tu"di-na'rl-us», a. Testudinari- ous. tes"tu-dln'e-us^, a. Testudineous. tet"a-nlg'e-nus», a. Tetanigenous. te-tar"to-fy'i-a''*«, n. Tetartophyia. teth'erd^, pp. Tethered. tef'ra-cam'a-rus", a. Tetracama- rous. tef'ra-can'thus^, a. Tetracanthous. te-trac'er-us^, a. Tetracerous. tet"ra-che'nl-uin''*«, n. Tetrachae- nium. tet"ra-che'tus», a. Tetrachaetous. tet"ra-clad'ln«, a. Tetracladine. tet"ra-clo'rid», n. Tetrachlorid. tet"ra-clor"meth'ane«, n. Tetra- chlormethane. tet"ra-cor'al-lln«, o. Tetracoralline. tet'ra-cord^, n. Tetrachord. tef'ra-cor'daP, a. Tetrachordal. tet"ra-cor'don», n. Tetrachordon. tet"ra-cot'o-mus«, a. Tetrachoto- mous. tet"ra-cot'o-iny», n. Tetrachotomy. tet"ra-cro'inlc*, a. Tetrachromic. te-trac'ro-nus«, a. Tetrachronous. tet"ra-dac'ty-lus", a. Tetradacty- lous. tet"ra-de-cap'o-du8", a. Tetradecap- odous. 119 tenebrus thanatografy tet"ra-fal"an-gar'chi-a*'*«, n. Tet- raphalangarchia. tet"ra-far'ina-caF*«, a. Tetraphar- macal. tef'ra-faF'ma-con''**, n. Tetraphar- macon. tet"ra-far'ina-cuiii*'*», n. Tetraphar- macum. tet"ra-fyl'lous''*«, a. Tetraphyllous. te-trag'e-nus«, a. Tetragenous. te-trag'o-nus^, a. Tetragonous. te-trag'y-nus«, a. Tetragynous. tet"ra-loro-dont*'*S a. Tetralopho- dont. tefra-mas'thus*, a. Tetramasthous. te-tram'er-us*, a. Tetramerous. tet'ra-morP**, n. Tetramorph. tefra-mor'Ac*"**, a. Tetramorphic. tet''ra-mor'flsm''*«, n. Tetramor- phism. tef'ra-mor'fus^, a. Tetramorphous. te-tran'drus*, a. Tetrandrous. tet"ra-nef'ric^*«, a. Tetranephric. te-traii'y-chln''*», a. & n. Tetrany- chine. tet'ra-o-nin*, a. & n. Tetraonine. tet"ra-pet'a-lus«, a. Tetrapetalous. tet'ra-plus^, a. Tetraplous. te-trap'o-dus«, a. Tetrapodous. tet'ra-pus«, a. Tetrapous. te-trap'ter-us*, a. Tetrapterous. tet"ra-py-re'nus«, a. Tetrap3a-e- nous. te-traq'ue-trus*, a. Tetraquetrous. tet'rarc^, n. Tetrarch. tet"ra-sep'a-lus8, a. Tetrasepalous. tet"ra-sfer'lc'"*», a. Tetraspheric. tet"ra-sfer'i-caP*«, a. Tetraspher- ical. tet"ra-sper'ma-tus», a. Tetrasper- matous. tet"ra-sper'mus», a. Tetraspermous. tet'ra-spo"rus*, a. Tetrasporous. tet'ra-stic», n. Tetrastich. te-tras'ti-cus^, a. Tetrastichous. tet"ra-syl'la-bP, n. Tetrasyllable. tex'tiP, -ile«, a. & n. Textile. thal"a-inen'ce-faP*«,n. Thalamence- phal. thal"a-men-ce-fal'lc^*S a. Thala- mencephalic. thal"a-inen-cef'a-lon''*«, n. Thala- mencephalon. thaF'a-mef'o-ros'"*'', n. Thalameph- oros. thal"a-mef'o-rus*'*», n. Thalameph- orus. thal'a-mo-cele''*8, n. Thalamocoele. thal"as-of'l-lus«, a. Thalassophi- lous. tha-las"so-fo'bi-a*'*«, n. Ihalasso- phobia. tha-las'sl-o-fyte'"*^, n. Thalassio- phyte. thal"as-sog'ra-fer''*«, n. Thalassog- rapher. tha-las^so-grafiC'^, a. Thalasso- graphic. tha-las"so-graf 'i-caP*', a. Thalasso- graphical. thal"as-sog'ra-fy^*«, n. Thalassog- raphy. thal-lif er-us«, a. Thalliferous. thal'lin% a. Thalline. thal'lo-clore^, n. Thallochlore. thal-lof'o-rl^*«, n. pi. Thallophori. thal'lo-fyte-*% n. Thallophyte. thal"lo-fyt'ic'"*S a. Thallophytic. thaFlus% a. Thallous. tham'no-flP, n. Thamnophile. than"a-to-fld'I-an^*S a. Thanato- phidian. than"a-to-fo'bI-a*'*», n. Thanato- phobia. than"a-tog'ra-fer*'*», n. Thanatog- rapher. than"a-tog'ra-fy*'*«, n. Thanatog- raphy. thanatotyfus thru than"a-to-ty'fus''**, a. Thanatoty- phus. thankt^*», -pp. Thanked. thatcht", pa. Thatched. thau"nia-tog'ra-fy^*», n. Thauma- tography. thawd''*^, pp. Thawed. the'a-ter^*8, n. Theatre. the'a-tln^, a. & n. Theatine. the"a-tro-fo'bi-a^*«, n. Theatropho- bia. the-at'ro-fone''*^, n. Theatrophone. the'ca-fore*"**, n. Thecaphore. the"ca-spo'rus'', a. Therasporous. the-clf'er-us», a. Theciierous. the-clg'er-us«, a. Thecigeroiis. the"co-dac'ty-lus«, a. Thecodacty- lous. the^co-som'a-tus", a. Thecosoma- tous. the-cos'to-mus^, a. Thecostomous. thel"e-fo-ra'ceus«, a. Thelephora- ceous. thel-fu'sl-an^*8, a. & n. Thelphusian. thel-fu'sld''*% n. Thelphusid. thel-fu'sold''*S a. Thelphusoid. the-lyf'o-nld^*8, a. & n. Thelyphonid. the-lyf o-noId''*«, a. Thelyphonoid. the-lyg'e-nus«, a. Thelygenous. the-lyg"o-na'ceus«, a. Thelygona- ceous. the"ly-ot'o-kus8, a. Thelyotokous. the-lyt'o-kus, the-lyt'o-cus«, a. Thelytokous, thelytocous. them-selvs'^**, pron. pi. Themselves. thense^, adv. Thence. the"o-fan'ic''*«, a. Theophanio. the-of'a-ny*"*«, n. Theophany, the"o-fil"an-throp'lc-*S a. Theo- philanthropic. the"o-fl-laii'thro-plsm>'«S n. Theo- philanthropism. the"o-fll"o-sof'lc''*% a. Theophilo- sophic. 120 the"o-fo'bi-a*"*8, n. Theophobia. the-of'o-bist^**, n. Theophobist. the-of 'o-rus*, a. Theophorous. the"o-fras-ta'ce-us*, a. Theophras- taceous. the"o-fyl'lln'"*% -Ine^**, n. Theo- phyllin, theophylline. the"o-inor'flc''*«, a. Theomorphic. the"o-inor'flsiii^**, n. Theomor- phism. the"o-sof'lc^*8, a. Theosophic. the^o-sofl-cal*"*', a. Theosophical. the"o-sof 'l-cal-ly^*», adtv. Theosoph- ically. the-os'o-fer^*», n. Theosopher. the-os'o-flsm^*8, n. Theosophism. the-os'o-flst^**, n. Theosophist. the"o-so-fls'tl-caF*», a. Theosophis- tical. the-os'o-fize''*^, vt. & vi. Theosophize. the-os'o-fy**, n. Theosophy. the"o-tec'nic», a. Theotechnic. the"o-tec'iilst'», n. Theotechnist. the"o-tec'ny«, n. Theotechny. ther'a-fose*'*^, n. Theraphose. ther"a-fo'sld'"*8, a. & n. Theraphosid. ther"a-fo'sold''*8, a. Theraphosoid. ther"i-o-mor'flc''*8, a. Theriomor- phic. the"rl-o-inor'fo-sis^", n. Therio- morphosis. the"rl-o-mor'fus», a. Theriomor- phous. the"rl-o-trof'l-caF*», a. Therio- trophical. ther- met 'o-graf '"*'», n. Thermeto- graph. ther-met'ro-graf^*8, n. Thermetro- graph. ther^mo-a'que-us", a. Thermoaque- ous. ther"mo-bar'o-graf''*», n. Thermo- barograph. ther"mo-ca-ot'lc», a. Thermochaotic. 121 ther"mo-cro'ic8, a. Thermochroic. ther'mo-crose*, n. Thermochrose. ther"ino-cro'sy^, n. Thermochrosy. ther'mo-cup^F, n. Thermocouple. ther-mof'a-gy^**, n. Thermophagy. ther'mo-fll''*«, a. Thermophile. ther"mo-fll'ic^*», a. Thermofilic. ther-moFi-lus^, a. Thermophilous. ther"mo-fo'bi-a^*«, n. Thermopho- bia. ther'mo-fone''*8, n. Thermophone. ther'mo-fore''**, n. Thermophore. ther"mo-fy'lic*'*«, a. Thermophylic. ther^mo-fyl'llte^**, n. Thermophyl- hte. ther'ino-graf^*», n. Thermograph. ther"mo-graf 'ic^*^, a. Thermograph- ic. ther-mog'ra-fy^**', n. Thermography. ther"mo-hy'gro-graf^**, n. Thermo- hygrograph. ther"nio-inet"a-iiior'flc^**, a. Ther- mometamorphic. ther"ino-inet''a-inor'flsin^", n. Thermometamorphism. ther"ino-met'ro-graP'*8, n. Ther- mometrograph. ther"ino-ino'tiv«, a. Thermomotive. ther"mo-psy-crof'o-rus«, n. Ther- mopsychrophorus. ther'nio-sl"foii''*«, n. Thermosiphon. ther'mo*tel"e-fone^*«, n. Thermo* telephone. ther"mo-ten'siF*8, a. Thermotensile. the"ro-ce-fa'li-an*'*«, a. & n. Thero- cephalian. the-rom'o-rus", a. Theromorous. the'ro-morf^**, n. Theromorph. the"ro-mor'fl-a^*«, n. Theromorphia. the"ro-iiior'flc''*8, a. Theromorphic. the^ro-inor'flsiii''*^, n. Theromor- phism. the^ro-mor"fo-log'l-caP*", a. Ther- momorphological. thanatotyfus thril the"ro-inor'fus^, a. Theromorphous. the-rop'o-dus», a. Theropodous. thl'a-sarc«, n. Thiasarch. thlck'end*'*^, pp. Thickened. thlev^, vt. & vi. Thieve. thlevd^**, pp. Thieved. thus n. Thill. thlm'bF, n. Thimble. thind^*S yp. Thinned. thlnk'a-bP, a. Thinkable. thi-noc'o-rln^, a. Thinocorine. thl"o-aii"tI-ino'nl-us', a. Tbioanti- monious. thl"o-ar-se'nl-us», a. Thioarsenious. tWo-cro'inus^, a. Thiochromous. thl'o-fene*'*», n. Thiophene. tWo-fe'nlC^^, a. Thiophenic. thl"o-fe'noF*S n. Thiophenol. thl"o-fll'lc^*% a. ThiophiHc. thl"o-fos'fate^*», n. Thiophosphate. thI-of'thene^*«, n. Thiophthene. tlil"o-naf'thene^*», n. Thionaph- thene. thlrl'a-bP, a. Thirlable. thls'tP, n. Thistle. thllps"eii-cef'a-lus'*^, n. Thlipsen- cephalus. tho^, conj. Though, tho\ tho"ra-cos'tra-cus*, a. Thoracos- tracous. thornd", a. Thomed. thor'o», a., n. & adv. Thorough. thor'o-fare«, n. Thoroughfare. thor'o-ly«, adv. Thoroughly. thor'o-ness*, n. Thoroughness. thrald», pp. Thralled. thrasht^*^, pp. Thrashed. thred'"*», v. & n. Thread. thresht°, pp. Threshed. thret^*», n. Threat. thret'en*'*^, vt. & vi. Threaten. thret'en-a-bP, a. Threatenable. thret'end^**, pp. Threatened. thrlF*S v. & n. Thrill. thrlld toxinfectlus rS2 thrild"", pp. ThriUed. tlftS pp. Tiffed. thro% V. & n. Throw. tight'ends pp. Tightened. throbd^*% pp. Throbbed. tl'grln*, tl'ger-ln*, a. Tigrine, tiger- throngd''*«, pp. Thronged. ine. throt'F, V. & n. Throttle. tU''", v., n., prep. & amj. Till. throt'ld% pp. Throttled. tild^*% pp. Tilled. thru», imp. Threw. til"i-a'ceus«, a. Tiliaceous. thru''*«, a., n., adv. & prep. Through, till'a-bl% a. Tillable. thro'. til-le"tl-a'ceus% a. Tilletiaceous. thrumd''*^, pp. Thrummed. tim'a-lin'', a. Timaline. thru-out'^*«, adv. & prep. Through- tlm'berd*, pa. Timbered. out. tl-mel'I-in% a. & n. Timeliine. thum^*% V. & n. Thumb. tlm'or-us^, a. Timorous. thumd"**, pp. Thumbed. tlm'or-us-ly^, adv. Timorously. thumpt''*^, pp. Thumped. tim'or-us-ness*, n. Timorousness. thun'derd''*^, pp. Thundered. tin'a-min», a. & n. Tinamine. thu'rl-bF, n. Thurible. tin"a-mo-mor'fic'**8, a. Tinamomor- thu-rlf er-us^, a. Thuriferous. phic. thur'o'*, a., n. & adv. Thorough. tiii"a-mo'tln», a. & n. Tinamotine. thur'o-iy, adv. Thoroughly. tind*"**, pp. & a. Tinned. thur'o-ness^, n. Thoroughness. tin'e-Iii^, a. & n. Tineine. thwackf *% pp. Thwacked. tin'gi-bF, a. Tingible. thy'la-cln^, n. Thylacine. tln'gP, V. & n. Tingle. thy-lac'i-nln», a. & n. Thylacinine. tin'gld% pp. Tingled. thy"la-co'le-o-iilii8, a. & n. Thyla- tlnk'erd''*S pp. Tinkered. coleonine. tin'kl% V. & n. Tinkle. thym'l-a-tec"ny«, n. Thymiatechny. tin'kld% pp. Tinkled. thym'usS a. Thymous. tin'selds pp. Tinseled, tinselled. thy"re-o-fy'iiia''**, n. Thyreophyma. tln"tlii-nab'u-lus% a. Tintinnabu- thy-rog'e-nusS a. Thyrogenous. lous. thyr-slf'er-us«, a. Thyrsiferous. tIp'P, V. & n. Tipple. thy"sa-nop'o-dus«, a. Thysanopo- tip'ld^, pp. Tippled. dous. tip'staff"^, n. Tipstaff. thy''sa-nop'ter-us«, a. Thysanop- tipt«'*% pp. Tipped. terous. tire'graP*^, n. Tiregraph. Tl'ber-ln", a. Tiberine. tire 'sum*"**, a. Tiresome. Wcho-dro'inln*, a. & n. Tichodro- tis'IcS a. Phthisic. mine. ti'siss n. Phthisis. tl'cho-rin^, a. & n. Tichorine. ti'^tan-lf'er-us*, a. Titaniferous. tIck'P, V. & n. Tickle. tl"ta-no-the'rl-ln«, a. & n. Titano- tIck'ld^ pp. Tickled. theriine. tlckt''*% pa. Ticked. ti'tan-usB, a. Titanous. tlerse*", n. Tierce. tlth'a-bl% tIthe'a-bP, a. & n. Tith- tlfSv. &n. Tiff. able. titheable. 123 tlth^o-no-graflc*", a. Tithono- graphic. tit'U-la"tIv% a. Titillative. tlt'P, n. Title. tlt'terd''*S jyp. Tittered. tlt'y-rln^, a. & n. Tityrine. to», V. & n. Toe. tos V. & n. Tow. to'dlnS a. Todine. tod'F, V. & n. Toddle. toes*, 3rd per. sing. pres. ind. Tows. to-fa'ceus*, a. Tophaceous. togd», jrp. Togged. toi-cog'ra-fy«, n. Toichography. toIld''*% pp. Toiled. toll'sum*'**, a. Toilsome. toU'sum-ly^, adv. Toilsomely. toil'sum-ncss^, n. Toilsomeness. to'kend^, pp. Tokened. tol'er-a-bF, a. Tolerable. tol'er-a-bl-ness'', n. Tolerableness. toU'a-bP, a. Tollable. toUd^, told"**, pp. Tolled. tol"y-peii'tiii», a. & n. Tolypen- tine. to-mal'lin*, n. TomaUine. to-men'tus", a. Tomentous. to-mip'a-rus", a. Tomiparous. tongd*, pp. Tonged. ton'o-fant'"**, n. Tonophant. ton'o-grar'**, n. Tonograph. ton"o-tec'nic^, n. Tonotechnic. toold^, pp. Tooled. tooth 'ake^****, a. Toothache. tooth'sum'"**, a. Toothsome. tootht''*S a. Toothed. to'parc*, n. Toparch. top'P, vt. & vi. Topple. top'ld^, pp. Toppled. top"o-fo'bl-a^*'', n. Topophobia. top'o-fone*"*", n. Topophone. to-pog'ra-fer^*', n. Topographer. top"o-graf'Ic*, a. Topographic. top"o-graf' i-cal**, a. Topographical. thrild toxinfectius top^o-grafl-cal-ly, adv. Topograph- ically. to-pog'ra-flst*', n. Topographist. top"o-graf"o-met'rlc''*», a. Topo- graphometric. to-pog'Ta-fy*"**, n. Topography. top'o-inoFf*'*^, n. Topomorph. topt», pp. Topped. to-reu"ma-tog'ra-fy^*», n. Toreuma- tography. tor-fa 'ecus*, a. Torfaceous. tor'ml-nus«, a. Tonninous. tor'slv*, a. Torsive. tor'tlv*, a. Tortive. tor'tur-a-bP, a. Torturable. tor'tur-a-bl-ness^, n. Torturable- to'rus*, a. Torous. tor'ren-tin*, a. Torrentine. tor'tU''*S a. Tortile. tor'tri-cln*"**, a. & n. Tortricine. tor'tu-us^, a. Tortuous. tor'tu-us-ly«, adv. Tortuously. tor'tu-us-ness«, n. Tortuousness. tor'u-lus*, a. Tonilous. tos*'*^, V. & n. Toss. tost*"", pp. Tossed. tot'l-tlv% a. Totitive. tot'terd^*% pp. Tottered. toucht*"**, pp. Touched. tourd*, pp. Toured. to-va"rl-a'ceus*, a. Tovariaceous. towd''**, pp. Towed. tow'eld», pp. Toweled, towelled. tow'erd«, pp. Towered. tox"i-cof'a-gus«, a. Toxicophagous. tox''i-cof'a-gy''**, n. Toxicophagy. tox"i-co-fo'bl-a'"*«, n. Toxicophobia. tox"i-co-fy-lax'In'"*«, n. Toxicophy- laxin. tox-lf'er-us*, a. Toxiferous. tox''I-fo'bl-a*'**, n. Toxiphobia. tox^l-for'tC**, a. Toxiphoric. tox"lii-fec'tlus*, a. Toxinfectious. toxofll tru 124 tox'o-flF*», a. Toxophil. tox-of'I-lite^*8, a. & n. Toxophilite. tox-of"i-lit'lc^*S a. Toxofilitic. tox-of'l-lusS a. Toxophilous. tox'o-fore*"**, n. Toxophore. tox"o-for'lc''*«, a. Toxophoric. tox-of'o-rus*, a. Toxophorous. tox"o-fy-lax'ln'"*», n. Toxophylaxin. toyd''*», pp. Toyed. trace 'a-bP, a. Traceable. trace'a-bl-ness'", n. Traceableness. tra'che-o-fone^*«, a. & n. Tracheo- phone. tra"che-of'o-nus«, a. Tracheopho- nons. tra"che-of' o-oy^*', n. Tracheoph- ony. tra"che-of'y-ina^*«, n. Tracheoph- yma. tra"che-o-pho'iiIn^, n. Tracheopho- nine. tra"chy-car'pus«, a. Trachycarpous. tra"chy-fo'nl-a^*«, n. Trachyphonia. tra-chyf'o-nus^, a. Trachyphonous, tra'chy-lln^, a. Trachyline. track'a-bF, a. Trackable. trackt*"*^, pp. Tracked. tract'a-bP, a. Tractable. tract 'a-bl-ness^, n. Tractableness. trac'tiF'% -lle% a. Tractile. trac'tlv^*^, a. Tractive. trad'1-tlv*, a. Traditive. tra-duc'i-bP, a. Traducible. trafflckf, pp. Trafficked. traf'flct^, pp. Trafficked. tra-gel'a-phln^, a. Tragelaphine. trag'u-lln^, a. & n. Traguline. tralld'"*% pp. Trailed. traln'a-bP, a. Trainable. traind''*^, pp. Trained. tramd^, pp. Trammed. trammeld^, pa. Trammeled. tram'pF, vt. & vi. Trample. tram'pld*', pp. Trampled. trainpt''*^, pp. Tramped. tran'quil-ize'', vt. & vi. Tranquilise, tranquillise. tran-scend'i-bF, a. Transcendible. trail-scrip 'tiv», a. Transcriptive. tran-scrlp'tiv-ly8, adv. Transcrip- tively. transe^, n. Trance. trans-fer'a-bl^, a. Transferable. traiis-ferd'^*«, pp. Transferred. trans-flxt'8, pp. Transfixed. trans-form'a-bF, a. Transformable. trans-form 'a- tlv«, a. Transforma- tive. trans-formd'^*8, pp. Transformed. trans-fu'slv^, a. Transfusive. trans-fuze'^, vt. Transfuse. trans-fuz'1-bP, a. Transfuzible. trans-gress'i-bF, a. Transgressible. trans-gres'siv^, a. Transgressive. trans-gres'siv-ly», adv. Transgres- sively. trans-grest'^, pp. Transgressed. tran'si-tiv^*^, a. Transitive. tran'si-tiv-ly«, adv. Transitively. tran'sl-tlv-ness«, n. Transitiveness. trans-lat'a-bF, a. Translatable. trans-lat'a-bl-ness^, n. Translat- ableness. trans-la'tiv», a. Translative. trans- mis 'sl-bF, a. Transmissible. trans-mis 'slv^**, a. Transmissive. trans-mls'siv-ness*'*^, n. Transmis- siveness. trans-mit-ta-[or i-] W, a. Trans- mittable, transmittible. trans-mut'a-bl^, a. Transmutable. trans-mut'a-bl-ness*', n. Transmut- ableness. trans-mut'a-tiv^, a. Transmutative. tran-spir'a-bl^, a. Transpirable. trans-planfa-bl*", a. Transplantable. trans-pon'i-bl^, a. Transponible. trans-pon'tin^, a. Transpontine. ^5 trans-port 'a-bF, a. Transportable. trans-pos'a-bP, a. Transposable. trans-pos'i-tiv«, a. Transpositive. trans-pos'1-tiv-ly®, adv. Transposi- tively. transt^, pp. Tranced. tran-sump'tlvS a. Transumptive. Trap'pis-tin», a. Trappistine. trapt*"*", pp. Trapped. trav'eld^*^, pa. Traveled, travelled. tray'd-er*", n. Traveller. trav'ers-a-bF, a. Traversable. trav'erst*, pp. Traversed. trea'cF, n. Treacle. trea'son-a-bF, a. Treasonable. trea'son-a-bl-ness'", n. Treasonable- trea'tis^**, n. Treatise. treb'P, v., a. & n. Treble. treb'l-ness*", n. Trebleness. trech'er-ous^**, a. Treacherous. trech'er-ous-ly^, adv. Treacherously. trech'er-ous-ness^, n. Treacherous- trech'er-y^*«, n. Treachery. tred*"*", V. & n. Tread. tred'P, V. & n. Treadle. tred'le^, v. & n. Treadle. trel'lists pp. Trellised. trem'bP, v. & n. Tremble. trem'bld*', pp. Trembled. trem'el-lin*, a. Tremelline. trenchf**, pp. Trenched. tre-pand'^*«, pp. Trepanned. tres*"*^, V. & n. Tress. tres'past^*^, pp. Trespassed. trest*, a. Tressed. tres'tl, tres'seP, n. Trestle. tre'sure*, v. & n. Treasure. tre'sur-er", n. Treasurer. tre'sur-y*, n. Treasury. tre'zure*", v. & n. Treasure. tre'zur-er^, n. Treasurer. tre'zur-y*", n. Treasury. toxofll tru trl'a-bP, a. Triable. tri'a-bl-ness^, n. Triableness. trlch'e-chin*, a. & n. Trichechine. trich"o-pho'cln8, a. Trichophocine. trlck'F, V. & n. Trickle. trlck'ld^, pp. Trickled. trlckt^*% pp. Tricked. tri"de-riv'a-tlv^*^, n. Triderivative. trl'glyP, n. Triglyph. tri-glyf'Ic^, a. Triglyphic. trl-glyf '1-caF, a. Triglyphical. trU% V. & n. Trill. trlld^*S pp. Trilled. trimd^*^, pp. Trimmed. trln'gin*, a. & n. Tringine. trl-part'i-bP, a. Tripartible. trlph'yl-Iln*, n. Triphylline. trip'l'", v., a. & n. Triple. trlp'ld^, pp. Tripled. trip'o-lIn«, a. Tripoline. trlpt^*^, pp. Tripped. trl-syl'la-bF, n. Trisyllable. trlt'u-ra-bF, a. Triturable. tri'umP*«, V. & n. Triumph. tri-um'faF, a. Triumphal. trl-um'fant^, a. Triumphant. tri-um'fant-ly^, adv. Triumphantly. trl'um-fer*", n. Triumpher. trl'umf-ing-ly*', adv. Triumphingly. tri'umff, pp. Triumphed. triv'l-In*, a. & n. Triviine. tro-ca'Ic*, a. & n. Trochaic. tro-chU'l-din«, a. Trochihdine. troch'l-lln», a. Trochiline. trod'n^, pp. Trodden. troP*«, n. Trough. tro'fy^*8, V. & n. Trophy. trog'lo-dy"tin^, a. & n. Troglodytine. troId«, pp. Trolled. trol'lys V. & n. Trolley. troopf**, pp. Trooped. trounst^, pp. Trounced. trow'eld», pp. Troweled, trowelled. tru^, v., a. & adv. True. trubl unalarmd 126 trub'1% V. & n. Trouble. tum'bld", pp. Tnmhled. trub'ld% pp. Troubled. tu'mors, n. Tumour. trub'lous^, a. Troublous. tiin'', n. Ton. trub'l-sum^, a. Troublesome. tun'a-bP, tune'a-bp, a. Tunable, trub'1-sum-ly^, adv. Troublesomely. tuneable. trub'l-sum-ness'", n. Troublesome- tua'a-bl-ness"*, tune'a-bl-ness'', n. ness. Tunableness, tuneableness. truck'F, m. Truckle. tund«, pp. Timned. truck'ld^, pp. Truckled. tung''*8, V. & n. Tongue. truckf *S pp. Trucked. tungd''*«, pp. Tongued. trumpt'"*^, pp. Trumped. tuii'neld% pp. & a. Tunneled, tun- trunkt^, a. Trunked. nelled. trus^*% V. & n. Truss. tur'bin^, -lne«, n. Turbine. trust^, a. Trussed. tur'dln*, a. & n. Turdine. trust'a-bP, a. Trustable. turft% pp. Turfed. try'a-bF, a. Tryable. tur'kyS n. Turkey. tryp'e-tln», a. Trypetine. tur'mollds pp. Turmoiled. tubd«, pp. Tubbed. tur'na-ment*, n. Tournament. tu"bi-na'rlii% a. Tubinarine. turnd^*^, pp. Turned. tu'bu-la-rin*, a. Tubularine. tur'nl-cln^, a. Tumicine. tuch''*% V. & n. Touch. tur'nyS v. & n. Tourney. tuch'a-bF, a. Touchable. tur'tP, V. & n. Turtle. tuch'a-bl-ness*", n. Touchableness. tur'tld% pp. Turtled. tucfa'cr*", n. Toucher. tusht% a. Tushed. tuch'i-ly^, adv. Touchily. tusktS a. Tusked. tuch'1-ness'', n. Touchiness. tus'soe*, n. Tussock. tuch'Ing'', pa., n. & prep. Touching. tu'tord*, pp. Tutored. tuch'less'', a. Touchless. twad'P, V. & n. Twaddle. tuch 'piece"*", n. Touchpiece. twad'W, pp. Twaddled. tuch'stone"^, n. Touchstone. twangd''*^, pp. Twanged. tuehf, pp. Touched. tweakt^*% pp. Tweaked. tuch'wood'"", n. Touchwood. twelv*-**, a. & n. Twelve. tuch'y^, a. Touchy. twich*-, V. & n. Twitch. tuckf*", pp. Tucked. twlchf", pp. Twitched. tuf*S a. & n. Tough. twigd% pp. Twigged. tuf 'en*", vt. & vi. Toughen. twlP, V. & n. Twill. tufend*", pp. Toughened. twUd"", pp. Twilled. turfen% vt. & vi. Toughen. twlnd«, pa. Twinned. tuf'ferS a. Tougher. twln'kl^ V. &!n. Twuikle. tuf'ish'-, a. Toughish. twIn'Md*", pp. Twinkled. tuf'ly% adv. Toughly. twlrld*-*", pp. Twirled. tuf'ness*', n. Toughness. twist 'a-bl% a. Twistable. tugd^*», pp. Tugged. twitchts pp. Twitched tum'bl% V. & n. Tumble. twlt'terd»'*s pp. Twittered. 127 trubl unalarmd ty'foid''*% a. & n. Typhoid. ty'fus''*% n. Typhus. ty'po-graf ''*•', n. Typograph. ty-pog'ra-fer'***, n. Typographer. ty^po-grafiC*^, a. Typographic. ty"po-graf'l-caF**, a. Typograph- ical. ty^po-grari-cal-ly*"**, adv. Typo- graphically. ty-pog'ra-flstp*«, n. Typographist. ty-pog'ra-fy*^, n. Typography. tyr'an-nin^, a. & n. Tyrannine. ty-rog'ly-fin*, a. & n. Tyroglyphine. u u-blq'ul-tus*, a. Ubiquitous. u-dom'o-graP*^, n. Udomograph. ul'cer-a-bP, a. Ulcerable. ul'cer-a"tlv''*», a. Ulcerative. ul'cer-us*, a. Ulcerous. ul'cer-us-ly^, adv. Ulcerously. um'berd*, -pj). Umbered. uii"a-ban'dond^*«, a. Unabandoned. un^a-basht'*"**, a. Unabashed. un-a'bF, a. Unable. un-a-bol'Ish-a-bP, a. Unabolishable. un"a-bol'lsht''*«, a. Unabolished. un-ab-solv'a-bF, a. Unabsolvable. un"ab-solvd""*«, a. Unabsolved. un-ab-sorb'a-bP, a. Unabsorbable. un"ab-sorbd'''*», a. Unabsorbed. un-ac-cep'ta-bP, a. Unacceptable. un-ac-cep'ta-bl-ness*", n. Unaccep- tableness. un-ac-ces'sI-bP, a. Unaccessible. un-ac-ces'si-bl-ness'', n. Unaccessi- bleness. un"ac-com'pllsht^*«, a. Unaccom- plished. un"ac-count'a-bP, a. Unaccoimt- able. un"ac-count'a-bl-ness'', n. Unac- countableness. un-ac-cu'mu-la-bP, a. Unaccumu- lable. uii"ac-curst'^*», a. Unaccursed. un^ac-cus'tomd^", a. Unaccus- tomed. uii"a-chiev'a-bF, a. Unachievable. un"a-chlevd'^*», a. Unachieved. uii"ac-quir'a-bP, a. Unacquirable. un"ac-qulr'a-bl-ness'', n. Unacquir- ableness. uii"a-dapt'a-bF, a. Unadaptable. un^'a-dapfa-bl-ness'', n. Unadapt- ableness. un"ad-drest"'*», a. Unaddressed. un"ad-he'siv*'**, a. Unadhesive. un-ad-just'a-bP, a. Unadjustable. un"ad-mln'ls-terd^*«, a. Unadmin- istered. un-ad'mi-ra-bF, a. Unadmirable. un-ad-mis'si-bF, a. Unadmissible. un-ad-init'ta-[or i-]bF, a. Unadmit- table, unadmittible. un"ad-inon'lsht''*^, a. Unadmon- ished. un-a-dopt'a-bF, a. Unadoptable. uii"a-dornd'^", a. Unadorned. un"ad-vlz'a-bF, a. Unadvisable. un"ad-viz'a-bl-ness^, n. Unadvis- un-af'fa-bF, n. Unaffable. un-af fa-bl-ness*", n. Unaffableness. uii"af-flrmd"'*«, a. Unaffirmed. un"ag-gres'slv^*», a. Unaggressive. un"a-gree'a-bF, a. Unagreeable. un"a-gree'a-bl-ness^, n. Unagree- ableness. un-aid'a-bF, a. Unaidable. un-almd'^*^, a. Unaimed. un-alrd '*•*«, a. Unaired. un"a-larind'^*», a. Unalarmed. unalienabl unbrancht un-a'lien-a-bF, a. Unalienable. un-al-li'a-bP, a. Unalliable. uii"al-low'a-bF, a. Unallowable. uii"al-low'a-bl-ness*", n. Unallow- ableness. un-al'ter-a-bP, a. Unalterable. un-al'ter-a-bl-ness^, n. Unalterable- un-al'terd''*^, a. Unaltered. un-a-mea'a-W, a. Unamenable. un-a-men'a-bl-ness', n. Unamen- ableness. un-a-mend'a-bP, a. Unamendable. un-a-inend'a-bl-ness% n. Una- mendableness. un-a'ml-a-bF, a. Unamiable. un-a'mi-a-bl-ness^, n. Unamiable- un-a-mus'a-bF, a, Unamusable. un"a-mu'slV*«, a. Unamusive. un-an'a-lyz"[or -lys"]a-bF, a. Un- analyzable, unanalysable. uii-an'a-lyz"[or -Iys"]a-bl-ness', n. Unanalyzableness, unanalysableness . un-an'chord», a. Unanchored. uii"an-neald'=p*^, a. Unannealed. uii"aii-next '*■*«, a. Unannexed. un-an-ni'hi-la-bP, a. Unannihila- ble. uii"an-noyd"'*", a. Unannoyed. uii"an-nuld"'*», a. Unannulled. un-an'swer-a-bP, a. Unanswerable. un-an'swer-a-bl-ness^, n. Unan- swerableness. un-aii'swerd^*«, a. Unanswered. un''ap-par'eld*'*«, a. Unappareled, unapparelled. un"ap-peal'a-bP, a. Unappealable. un-ap-peas'a-bP, a. Unappeasable. un-ap-peas'a-bl-ness^, n. Unap- peasableness. un"ap-por'tlond''*», a. Unappor- tioned. un-ap'po-sit", a. Unapposite. 128 un-ap-pre'cl-a-bF, a. Unappreci- able. un"ap-pre'cl-a-tlv''**, a. Unappre- ciative. iin"ap-pre-hen'sl-bl'', a. Unappre- hensible. un"ap-pre-hen'siv''*«, a. Unappre- hensive, un^ap-pre-hen'slv-ly**, adv. Unap- prehensively. un"ap-proach''a-bl'", a. Unapproach- able. un"ap-proacht'^**, a. Unapproached. un^ap-pra'prl-a-bF, a. Unappropri- able. un-a'prond», a. Unaproned. un-ar"gu-inen'ta-tiv''*«, a. Unargu- mentative. un-armd'*, a. Unarmed. un-ar'inord'^*«, a. Unarmored, un- armoured. uii"ar-raignd'^**, a. Unarraigned. un"ar-rayd'p*8, a. Unarrayed. un-ar-rest'a-bF, a. Unarrestable. un-as-cend'a-[or l-lbP, o. Unas- cendable, unascendible. un"as-cer-talii'a-bl*', a. Unascer- tainable. un^as-cer-tain'a-bl-ness^, n. Un- ascertainableness. uii"as-cer-talnd'^*», a. Unascer- tained. un-askt'", a. Unasked. uii"as-sall'a-bl*', a. Unassailable. un^'as-sail'a-bl-ness'', n. Unassail- ableness. un"as-salld'», a. Unassailed. un"as-sault'a-bF, a. Unassaultable. un"as-sayd'^*», a. Unassayed. un"as-ser'tlv*, a. Unassertive. un^as-sesa'a-bP, a. Unassessable. un^as-sest""*^, a. Unassessed. - un''as-sign'a-bF, a. Unassignable. un^as-slgnd"**", a. Unassigned. 139 un"as-sIin'i-la-bP, a. Unassimilable, un"as-ton'isht''**, a. Unastonished. un"a-ton'a-bF, un"a-tone'a-bF, a. Unatonable, unatoneable. un^at-tacht'^", a. Unattached. un"at-tack'a-bP, a. Unattackable. un^at-tackt""**, a. Unattacked. un"at-taln'a-bP, a. Unattainable. un'^at-tain'a-bl-ness'', n. Unattain- ableness. un^at-taind""**, a. Unattained. uii''at-tem'perd^*8, a. Unattem- pered. un"a t- tempt 'a-bF, a. Unattempt- able. uii"at-teii'tiv^**, a. Unattentive. un^at-trac'tiv^*', a. Unattractive. un"a-vall'a-bP, a. Unavailable. un''a-Tail'a-bl-ness^, n. Unavail- ableness. uii"a-valW*8, a. Unavailed. uii"a-vold'a-bP, a. Unavoidable. un"a-void'a-bl-ness^, n. Unavoid- ableness. un^a-voucht'^*", a. Unavouched. uii"a-vowd"'*", a. Unavowed. un"a-wak'end'*», a. Unawakened. un-awd"'*8, a. Unawed. un-awnd'", a. Unawned. un-backt''*«, a. Unbacked. un-bail'a-bP, a. Unbailable. un-balld""*", a. Unbailed. un-balkt'^", a. Unbalked. un-ban'ishf", a. Unbanished. un-bank'a-bF, a. Unbankable. un-bankt'^**, a. Unbanked. un-ban'nerd^, a. Unbannered. un-bard'*, a. Unbarred. un-bat'terd'*", a. Unbattered. un-bear'a-bF, a. Unbearable. un-bear'a-bl-nes8^» n. Unbearable- un-beat'a-bP, a. Unbeatable. un^'be-cum'ing^, a. Unbecoming. unalienabl unbrancht un"be-dewd"**», a. Unbedewed. un"be-got'n'*, a. Unbegotten. un"be-IIev'a-bP, a. Unbelievable. un"be-llev'a-bl-ness'', n. Unbeliev- ableness. un"be-lievd '•■*«, a. Unbelieved. uii"be-moaiid'''*«, a. Unbemoaned. un-bend'a-bF, a. Unbendable. un^be-num'*"**, vt. Unbenumb. uii"be-queathed'^*«, a. Unbe- queathed. uii"be-stowd'^*», a. Unbestowed. un"be-trayd'^*«, a. Unbetrayed. un-bet'terd^*", a. Unbettered. un-beu'te-ous*", a. Unbeauteous. un-beu'tl-fled*", a. Unbeautified. un-beu'ti-fuP, a. Unbeautiful. un-beu'tt-ful-ly^, adv. Unbeauti- fuUy. uii"be-walld'^*8, a. Unbewailed. un"be-wll'derd«, a. Unbewildered. un-bl'asf**, a. Unbiased, unbiassed. un-bid'da-bF, a. Unbiddable. un-bid'da-bl-ness^y n. Unbiddable- un-bl"o-graf'i-caF**, a. Unbio- graphical. un-blam'a-bP, a. Unblamable. un-blam'a-bl-ness^, n. Unblamable- uii-blancht''*«, a. Unblanched. un-bla'zond", a. Unblazoned. un-bleacht'^*«, a. Unbleached. UD-blem'lsht''**, a. Unblemished. un-blest'*"*", a. Unblessed. uii-bolld"*«, a. Unboiled. un-bookt'*"**, a. Unbooked. un-bor'derd^*", a. Unbordered. un-bor'rowd*'*», a. Unborrowed. un-bot'tomd^, a. Unbottomed. un-bowd""**, a. Unbowed. un-bow'eld", a. Unboweled, imbow- eUed. UD-brancht'*'**, a. Unbranched. unbreakabl uncrystallin 130 un-break'a-bF, a. Unbreakable. un-breath'a-bF, a. Unbreathable. un-brewd'^*«, a. Unbrewed. un-broacht""**, a. Unbroached. un-brusht'*'*«, a. Unbrushed. un-bun'dP, vt. & vi. Unbundle. un-bur'dend^*«, a. Unburdened. un-bur'den-sum^", a. Unburden- some. un-bur'I-a-bF, a. Unburiable. un-bur'nisht''", a. Unburnished. un-bus'kind*'*», a. Unbuskined. un-but'terd''*% a. Unbuttered. un-but'tond^*», a. Unbuttoned. un-but'trest«, a. Unbuttressed. un-ca'bld^, a. Uncabled. un-cald'*, a. Uncalled. un-calkt'^*", a. Uncalked. un-can'cel-a-bP, un-can'cel-la- bP, a. Uncancelable, uncancellable. uii-can'celd''*^, a. Uncanceled, un- cancelled. un-capt'«, a. Uncapped. un"ca-rest"'*^, a. Uncaressed. un-carvd'^*», a. Uncarved. un-cat'a-logd''*«, a. Uncatalogued. un-cen'sur-a-bF, a. Uncensurable. uii-chalnd""*«, a. Unchained. un-chalkt'^, a. Unchalked. un-change'a-bP, a. Unchangeable. uii-chan'iield'"*^, a. Unchanneled, unchannelled. un-chard '•"*«, a. Uncharred. un-char'l-ta-bP, a. Uncharitable. un-char'I-ta-bl-ness'', n. Uncharita- bleness. un-char'terd^, a. Unchartered. un-chast'end^*", a. Unchastened. un-check'erd», a. Uncheckered. un-checkt""", a. Unchecked. un-cheerd""**, a. Uncheered. un-cher'lsht», a. Uncherished. un-chewd"**, a. Unchewed. un-chipt'*'", a. Unchipped. un-chis'eld^, a. Unchiseled, unchis- elled. un-chopt"**», a. Unchopped. un-chris'tend^, a. Unchristened. un'cF, n. Uncle. un-claimd'*'*«, a. Unclaimed. un-class'a-[or l-]bF, a. Unclassable, unclassible. un-class'i-fl''a-bP, a. Unclassifiable. un-cleand'^*», a. Uncleaned. un-cleard"'*«, a. Uncleared. un-clea¥'a-bl'', a. Uncleavable. un-clen'ly''*^, a. Uncleanly. un-cler'gl-a-bF, un-cler'gy-a-bP, a. Unclergiable, unclergyable. un-cllpt'^*«, a. UncUpped. uii-cloakt'^*«, a. Uncloaked. un-clos'a-bF, a. Unclosable. un-cloyd"**% a. Uncloyed. un-coacht"'*«, a. Uncoached. un-cof find", a. Uncoffined. un"co-he'slv^**, a. Uncohesive. un-colft'^, a. Uncoifed. un-colnd'^*«, a. Uncoined. un^col-lapst""**, a. Uncollapsed. un-col'lard^**, a. Uncollared. un-col'ord», a. Uncolored. un"coin-blii'a-bl'', a. Uncombinable. un-com'fort-a-bP, a. Uncomfort- able. un-com'fort-a-bl-ness^, n. Uncom- fortableness. un^'com-mend'a-bl'', a. Uncom- mendable. un^'com-men'su-ra-bP, a. Uncom- mensurable. un"com-mer'cl-a-bF, a. Uncom- merciable. un''com-mis'slond», a. Uncommis- sioned. un-coin'mon-a-bP, a. Uncommon- able. un''com-mu'nl-ca-bl'', a. Uncom- municable. 131 unbreakabl uncrystallin un^com-mu'nl-ca-tiv**, a. Uncom- municative. un^com-pan'iond^, a. Uncompan- ioned. un^com-pas'sioad", a. Uncompas- sioned. un"coiii-peld'''**, a. Uncompelled. un"coiii-pel'Ia-bF, a. Uncompel- lable. un"coiii-pet'i-tiv'"*«, a. Uncompeti- tive. un^com-plFa-bP, a. Uncompliable. un^com-pre-hen'sl-bl'", a. Uncom- prehensible. un-com"pre-hen'slv*'*«, a. Uncom- prehensive. uii"com-prest'*"*», a. Uncompressed. un''coii-ceald"'*«, a. Unconcealed. un"con-ceIv'a-bP, a. Unconceivable. uii"coii-ceiv'a-bl-ness'', n. Uncon- ceivableness. un"coii-ceivd'^*», a. Unconceived. un"con-deni'na-bl'", a. Uncondem- nable. un"con-dens'a-[or I-]bF, a. Uncon- densable, imcondensible. un"con-denst"'", a. Uncondensed. un^con-du'ctV**, a. Unconducive. un"con-ferd'^*«, a. Unconferred. un^con-fest'*"*^, a. Unconfessed. uii"con-fln'a-bF, a. Unconfinable. un"con-flrind"'*«, a. Unconfirmed. un"con-fls'ca-bP, a. Unconfiscable. un"con-foriii'a-bF, a. Unconform- able. un"coii-form'a-bl-ne8S'', n. Uncon- formableness. un"con-forind'*'*», a. Unconformed. un"con-fut'a-bP, a. Unconfutable. un"con-geal'a-bF, a. Uncongealable. un"con-geald"'**, a. Uncongealed. un"con-jolnd"'*«, a. Unconjoined. un^con-junc'tlV**, a. Unconjunc- tive. un-con'querd», a. Unconquered. un-con'scion-a-bP, o. Unconscion- able. un-con'scion-a-bl-ness^, n. Uncon- scionableness. uii"con-ser'va-tlv'"*», a. Unconserva- tive. un"con-sid'erd''*», a. Unconsidered. un^con-signd""*^, a. Unconsigned. un"con-stralii'a-bl'', a. Unconstrain- able. un^con-stralod""*", a. Uncon- strained. un''con-talii'a-bP, a. Uncontainable. un^'con-tesfa-bP, a. Uncontestable. un"con-tra-dict'a-bP, a. Uncontra- dictable. un"con-trold'^*», a. Uncontrolled. un^con-trol'la-bl^, a. Uncontrol- lable. un'^con-trol'la-bl-ness*', n. Uncon- trollableness. un"con-tro-vert'i-bP, a. Uncontro- vertible. un"con-vers'a-bl*', a. Unconversable. un"cbn-vert'l-bF, a. Unconvertible. un^con-veyd""**, a. Unconveyed. un"con-vulst"'*8^ c^ Unconvulsed. un-cook'a-bF, a. Uncookable. un-cookt'^*^, o. Uncooked. un-corkt''"*^, a. Uncorked. un"cor-rup'tlv*, a. Uncorruptive. un-cov'erd», a. Uncovered. un-cowld'^", a. Uncowled. un-crackt'*"*«, a. Uncracked. un-crampt"*", a. Uncramped. un-crit'l-cIs''[or -iz"]a-bP, a. Un- criticisable, uncriticizable. un-cropt'% a. Uncropped. un-crost""**, a. Uncrossed. un-crownd'«, a. Uncrowned. uo-crusht""**, a. Uncrushed. un-crys'tal-lin», -lne», a. Uncrystal- line. uncrystalllsabl unempowerd 133 un-crys'tal-Us"[or -Iz^la-bP, a. Un- crystallisable, uncrystallizable. un-culd"'*8, a. UncuUed. un-cul'ti-va-bP, a. Uncultivable. un-cum'berd'**, a. Uncumbered. un'^cum-pan'ion-a-bP, a. Uncom- panionable. un-cup'l*", vt. & vi. Uncouple. un-cup'td"*, a. Uncoupled. un-cur'a-bP, a. Uncurable. un-curb'a-bF, a. Uncurbable. un-curbd'^", a. Uncurbed. un-curst"'*«, a. Uncursed. un^cur-talld'***", a. Uncurtailed. un-cur'taind", a. Uncurtained. un-cush'iond», a. Uncushioned. un-cus'tom-a-bF, a. Uncustomable. un-cuv'er^, vt. & vi. Uncover. un-cuv'erd^, a. Uncovered. un-dampt'*'*8, a. Undamped. un-dark'end*"**, a. Undarkened. un-dasht'^", a. Undashed. un-daz'ld'', a. Undazzled. un^de-bard""**, a. Undebarred. un"de-bat'a-bP, un"de-bate'a-bP, a. Undebatable, undebateable. uii"de-cayd"'*«, a. Undecayed. un"de-celv'a-bP, a. Undeceivable. un"de-celvd'*'*«, a. Undeceived. un^de-cep'tlv, a. Undeceptive. un"de-cId'a-bF, a. Undecidable. un"de-cl'fer-a-bl'*, a. Undecipher- able. uii"de-cl'ferd'"**, a. Undeciphered. uii"de-cl'slv''**, a. Undecisive. un-deckt'", a. Undecked. un"de-clar'a-bP, a. Undeclarable. un"de-clln'a-bF, a. Undeclinable. un"de-coni-pos'a-bP, a. Undecom- posable. un-ded""**, a. Undead. un'Me-duc'l-bl'', a. Undeducible. uii"de-fea'si-bF, a. Undefeasible. uii"de-fec'tlv''**, a. Undefective. un"de-ferd'«, a. Undef erred. un^'de-fin'a-bl'', a. Undefinable. un^de-formd'*"*", a. Undeformed. un"de-frayd '*•**, a. Undefrayed. un^de-lay'a-W, a. Undelayable. un"de-layd'', a. Undelayed. un"de-lec'ta-bl'', a. Undelectable. un^de-Ub'er-a-tlv'*", a. Undeliber- ative. un^de-llv'erd*"*", a. Undelivered. un-delt'*"*", a. Undealt. un^de-lu'slV**, a. Undelusive. un-delvd'*, a. Undelved. un'^de-niol'isht''**, a. Undemolished. un'^de-mon'stra-bP, a. Undemon- strable. un'^de-mon'stra-tlv^**, a. Undemon- strative. un"de-mon'stra-tIv-ly^*", adv. Un- demonstratively. un^de-mon'stra-tlv-ness*"**, n. Un- demonstrativeness. uii"de-iil'a-bl'', a. Undeniable. un^de-pend'a-bP, a. Undependable. un"de-pos'a-bF, a. Undeposable. un''de-prest''*«, a. Undepressed. un''der-tak'a-bl'', a. Undertakable. uii"de-scend'a-[or i-]bF, a. Unde- scendable, undescendible. un^de-scrlb'a-bP, a. Undescribable. un^de-serv""*^, vt. & vi. Undeserve. un"de-servd'«, pa. Undeserved. un^de-slgnd"*', a. Undesigned. un^de-sIr'a-bP, a. Undesirable. un"de-slr'a-bl-ness'", n. Undesir- ableness. un"de-spolld"*", a. Undespoiled. un-des'tind», a. Undestined. un^de-stroyd"***, a. Undestroyed. un^de-tach'a-bP, a. Undetachable. un"de-tacht'^*", a. Undetached. un^de-talld"**", a. Undetailed. un^de-vd'opt*"*", a. Undeveloped. un"de-vourd"», o. Undevoured. 133 uncrystallisabl unempowerd un"dl-af'a-nous'', a. Undiaphonous. un"dl-gest'l-bP, a. Undigestible. un-dimd"'*«, a. Undimmed. un"dl-inln'lsh-a-bl'', a. Undimin- ishable. un"dl-mln'lsht*'*«, a. Undiminished. un-dipt""*% a. Undipped. un"dls-cernd"'*«, a. Undiscerned. un"dls-cern'l-bl'', a. Undiscernible. un"dls-cern'i-bl-ness'', n. Undis- cemibleness. un-dts'ci-plind», a. Undisciplined. un"dls-col'ord«, a. Undiscolored. un"dis-courst'", a. Undiscoursed. un"dis-crIm'l-na-tlv^*S a. Undis- criminative. un"dls-cust''**, a. Undiscussed. un"dIs-cuv'er-a-bP, a. Undiscover- able. uii"dis-hart'end''*», a. Undisheart- ened. un"dis-jolnd'8, a. Undisjoined. un'^dis-man'tld'', a. Undismantled. un"dis-inayd'*, a. Undismayed. un"dis-ineni'berd''*», a. Undismem- bered. un"dis-inlst'^**, a. Undismissed. un"dls-or'derd*, a. Undisordered. un"dls-peld'*'*% a. Undispelled. un"dis-penst"'*«, a. Undispensed. uii"dls-perst'^, a. Undispersed. un"dis-playd '*"**, a. Undispkyed. un-dis'pu-ta-bF, a. Undisputable. un-dis'pu-ta-bl-ness'', n. Undispu- tableness. un"dls-sein'bld'', a. Undissembled. uii"dis-solv'a-bP, a. Undissolvable. un^dls-solvd""**, a. Undissolved. un''dls-tem'perd'^**, a. Undistem- pered. un'Mls-tUd'-**, a. Undistilled. un'Mls-tlnc'tlv*"*", a. Undistinctive. un^dis-tin'guish-a-bP, a. Undis- tinguishable. un"dls-tiii'gulsht*'*«, a. Undistin- guished. uii"dis-trest"'*«, a. Undistressed. uii"dls-turbd '*■*», a. Undisturbed. un-dltcht'«, a. Unditched. un^di-vert'l-bF, a. Undivertible. un'Ml-vla'a-bF, a. Undivinable. un"di-vls'l-bl'", a. Undivisible. un-doomd""*^, a. Undoomed. un-dout'ed», a. Undoubted. un-dout'fuF**, a. Undoubtful. un-dow'erd*"*^, a. Undowered. un-draind'», a. Undrained. un-drencht''*«, a. Undrenched. un-drUd'^*«, a. UndrDled. un-drink'a-bP, a. Undrinkable. un-drownd""**, a. Undrowned. un-dubd'8, a. Undubbed. un-du'bi-ta-bP, a. Undubitable. un-dub'P, vt. & vi. Undouble. un'du-la"tlv*«, a. Undulative. un-dumpt'", a. Undumped. un-dur'a-bP, a. Undurable. un-du'tl-a-bP, a. Undutiable. un-dwin'dld'', a. Undwindled. un-eat'a-bF, a. Uneatable. un-eat'a-bl-ness'*, n. Uneatableness. un"e-cllpst"'*«, a. Uneclipsed. un-ed'i-bP, a. Unedible. un^'e-duc'l-bP, a. Uneducible. un"e-lapst'*"*8, a. Unelapsed. uii"e-lec'tiv''*«, a. Unelective. un-el'I-gl-bl*", a. UneUgible. un"e-lu'siv*'**, a. Unelusive. uii"eiii-bar'rast^*«, a. Unembar- un'^em-bel'llsht'**, a. Unembel- lished. un^em-blt'terd", a. Unembittered. un"e-mend'a-bF, a. Unemendable. un"em-fat'lc''*», a. Unemphatic. un^em-ploy'a-bP, a. Unemployable. un^em-ployd '*•*», a. Unemployed. un^em-pow'erd", a. Unempowered. unenamord unguvernablness 134 un"en-aiii'ord*, a. Unenamored. ' uii"en-coin'past''*^, a. Unencom- un"en-coun'terd'"*«, a. Unencoun- tered. un"en-cum'berd''*8, a. Unencum- bered. un"en-dan'gerd», a. Unendangered. uii"eii-deard'p*«, a. Unendeared. un"en-dorst'«, a. Unendorsed. un^en-dowd""*^, a. Unendowed. un"en-dur'a-bP, a. Unendurable. un"eii-fee'bld*', a. Unenfeebled. uii"en-force'a-bP, a. Unenforceable. uii"eii-grost'«, a. Unengrossed. uii"eii-joy'a-bF, a. Unenjoyable. un"en-joyd"'*«, a. Unenjoyed. un"eii-light'end», a. Unenlightened. uii"en-liv'end^, a. Unenlivened. un"eii-richt'^**, a. Unenriched. un"en-rold'^*«, a. UnenroUed. un"eii-taii'gld'", a. Unentangled. un-en'terd^*», a. Unentered. un"eii-thrald'^, a. Unentliralled. un"e-nu'iiier-a-bP, a. Unenumer- able. un-en'vl-a-bF, a. Unenviable. un-e'qua-bF, a. Unequable. un-e'quald''*^, a. Unequaled, une- qualled. un^e-qulpt""*^, a. Unequipped. un-eq'ul-ta-bF, a. Unequitable. uii"e-rad'l-ca-bl»', a. Uneradicable. un-ernd"", a. Unearned. un-erth'^, vt. Unearth. un"es-cap'a-bF, a. Unescapable. un"es-chew'a-bF, a. Uneschewable. un"es-tab'lisht''*«, a. Unestablished. uii"es-thet'Ic«, a. Unsesthetic. un-etcht'«, a. Unetched. un"e-vad'a-bP, a. Unevadable. uii"e-volvd'***«, a. Unevolved. un^'ex-am't-na-bF, a. Unexami- nable. un"ex-am'ind'"*", a. Unexamined. un"ex-celd'», a. Unexcelled. un"ex-cep'tion-a-bP, a. Unexcep- tionable. un"ex-cep'tIon-a-bl-ness% n. Un- exceptionableness. iin"ex-cep'tlv^, a. Unexceptive. un''ex-chaiige'a-bF, a. Unexchange- able. un"ex-cit'a-bF, a. Unexcitable. un"ex-clu'siv^*», a. Unexclusive. un"ex-cog'i-ta-bF, a. Unexcogitable. uii"ex-cuz'a-bF, a. Unexcusable. uii"ex-cuz'a-bl-ness^, n. Unexcus- ableness. uii"ex-haust'i-bF, a. Unexhaustible. un-ex^pl-a-bF, a. Unexpiable. un"ex-paii'siv^*«, a. Unexpansive. un"ex-peld'^*», a. Unexpelled. un^ex-pen'slV**, a. Unexpensive. uii"ex-plain'a-bF, a. Unexplainable. uii"ex-plaind'^*^, a. Unexplained. un"ex-plor'a-tiv^, a. Unexplorative. un"ex-plo'siv^*^, a. Unexplosive. uii"ex-press'i-bF, a. Unexpressible. un"ex-pres'slv^*^, a. Unexpressive. uii"ex-prest'''*«, a. Unexpressed. un"ex-pug'na-bl'', a. Unexpugnable. un"ex-tiii'guish-a-bF, o. Unextin- guishable. uii"ex-tin'gulsht», a. Unextin- guished. un-ex'trl-ca-bF, a. Unextricable. un-face'a-bF, a. Unfaceable. un-fad'a-bF, a. Unfadable. un-faFlowd", a. Unf allowed. un-fand'^, a. Unfanned. un-fash'ion-a-bF, a. Unfashionable. un-fash'ion-a-bl-ness'*, n. Unfash- ionableness. un-fash'iond°, a. Unfashioned. un-fa'therd''*«, a. Unfathered. un-fath'om-a-bF, a. Unfathomable. uii-fath'oind^*8, a. Unfathomed. 135 unenamord unguvernablness un-fat'i-ga-bF, a. Unfatigable. un-fa'vor-a-bP, a. Unfavorable. un-fa'vor-a-bl-ness^, n. Unfavor- ableness. un-fa'vord'**, a. Unfavored. un-feard'^*^, a. Unfeared. un-fea'si-bP, a. Unfeasible. un-felgnd'8. Unfeigned. un-feld'«, a. Unfelled. [able. uii"fer-inent'a-bF, a. Unferment- un-fer'tiP*% -lle^*% a. Unfertile. un-fes'tiv*'*«, a. Unfestive. un-fetcht'«, a. Unfetched. un-feth'er^*8, vt. Unfeather. un-feth'erd*'*8, a. Unfeathered. un-fet'terd«, a. Unfettered. uii-fe'verdp*», a. Unfevered. un"flI-aii-throp'lc^*«, a. Unphilan- thropic. uii-fild'^*S a. Unfilled. un-flll'a-bF, a. Unfillable. un-filmd'", a. Unfilmed. un"fll-o-log'l-cal''*S n. Unphilolog- ical. un-fll'terd^*S a. Unfiltered. un-fln'gerd*'*^, a. Unfingered. un-fln'isht^**, a. Unfinished. un-flxt'^*% a. Unfixed. un-flankt'», a. Unflanked. un-flat'terd''*8, a. Unflattered. uii-fla'vord^*», a. Unflavored. un-flawd'^*», a. Unflawed. un-fleckt'*, a. Unflecked. un-flex'l-bF, a. Unflexible. un-fo'cusf*^, a. Unfocused. un-foild'^*«, a. Unfoiled. un-fol'lowd*"**, a. Unfollowed. un"fo-net'ic^**, a. Unphonetic. iin-forc'l-bF, a. Unforcible. un-ford'a-bF, a. Unfordable. un"f ore-see 'a-bF, a. Unforeseeable. un-forge'a-bF, a. Unforgeable. un"for-get'a-bl^, a. Unforgetable. un"for-giv'a-bF, a. Unforgivable. un-forkt'^, a. Unforked. uii-formd'''*8, ^ Unformed. un-for'mu-la-bF, a. Unformulable. un-fos'terd*'*«, a. Unfostered. un-fould'^**, a. Unfouled. un-frank'a-bF, a. Unfrankable. uo-frankt'«, a. Unfranked. un-frend'ly*", a. Unfriendly. un-frl'a-bF, a. Unfriable. uii-frild'^*% a. Unf rilled. un-frus'tra-bF, a. Unfrustrable. un-fu'eld*, a. Unfueled. uii"ful-flld'^*S a. Unfulfilled. un-fur'nlsht^*«, a. Unfurnished. un-fur'rowd», a. Unfurrowed. un-fu'zl-bF, a. Unfusible. un-fys'l-caF*«, a. Unphysical. un-fys'iekt^, a. Unphysicked. un-gain'a-bF, a. Ungainable. • un-galnd'*"", a. Ungained. un-gald'8, a. Ungalled. un-gar'bld^, a. Ungarbled. un-gard'ed^, a. Unguarded. un-gar'nerd*"*^, a. Ungarnered. un-gar'nlsht», a. Ungamished. un-gar'ri-sond^, a. Ungarrisoned. un-gar'terd^, a. Ungartered. un-gath'erd^, a. Ungathered. uii-gen'u-lii*'*«, -Ine*, a. Ungenuine. un"ge-o-graf'Ic^*«, a. Ungeographic. un-glr'dF, vt. Ungirdle. un-glad'dend», a. Ungladdened. un-gleand '''*«, a. Ungleaned. un-glooind'^*», a. Ungloomed. un-gost'ly^*», a. Unghostly. un-gownd'^**, a. Ungowned. un-grant'a-bF, a. Ungrantable. un-grasp'a-bF, a. Ungraspable. un-graspt'*"*^, a. Ungrasped. iin-green'a-bF, a. Ungreenable, uii-groovd'p*«, a. Ungrobved. un-guv'ern-a-bF, a. Ungovernable. un-guv'ern-a-bl-ness^, n. Ungov- ernableness. unhackt unmarriageabi 136 un-hackt'^*», a. Unhacked. un-halld"^*», a. Unbailed. un-hal'lowd''*«, a. Unhallowed. un-halvd'*"**, a. Unhalved. un-hain'perd^*8, a. Unhampered. un-hand'sum^, a. Unhandsome. un-hangd'^*8, a. Unhanged. iin-har'ast^*^, a. Unharassed. un-har'bord^*», a. Unharbored. un-har'dend», a. Unhardened. uii-harmd"'*«, a. Unharmed. un-har'rowd*'*», a. Unharrowed. un-hatcht"'*«, a. Unhatched. un-heald""", a. Unhealed. uii-hed"'*8, vt. Unhead. un-helmd'B, a. Unhelmed. un-helpt'^", a. Unhelped. un-helth'^*S n. Unhealth. uii-helth'fuF*S a. Unhealthful. un-helth'y^*^, a. Unhealthy. un-hemd'^, a. Unhenmied. un-herd'^, a. Unheard. un-hlii'derd'"*«, a. Unhindered. un-hon'ord^*^, a. Unhonored, unhon- oured. un-hornd' Unhomed. un-hos'pi-ta-bF, a. Unhospitable. un-hos'tlP, -ile«, a. Unhostile. un-huld'^, a. Unhulled. un-hum'bld^ a. Unhumbled. un-hu'mord''*^, a. Unhumored. un-huskt'", a. Unhusked. uii"l-den'tl-fl"a-bF, a. Unidentifi- able. u'lil-fl^a-bF, o. Unifiable. un^lg-nlt'l-bP, a. Unignitible. uii"im-ag'I-iia-bF, a. Unimaginable. uii"im-ag'i-na-bl-ness^, n. Unimag- inableness. un"liii-ag'l-na-tlv^", a. Unimagina- tive. un"lm-ag'Ind''*S a. Unimagined. uii"lm-pair'a-bP, a. Unimpairable. un"Im-palrd"'*«, o. Unimpaired. un^im-pas'siond", a. Unimpas- sioned. uii"im-peach'a-bP, a. Unimpeach- able. uii"im-peach'a-bl-ness'', n. Unim- peachableness. uii"iin-peacht'^, a. Unimpeached. un^im-preg'na-bP, a. Unimpregna- ble. un'^lm-press'l-bP, a. Unimpressible. un"lm-press'l-bl-ness'', n. Unim- pressibleness. un^Im-pres'slv^*', a. Unimpressive. un^lm-pres'slon-a-bP, a. Unim- un"liii-prest"'**, a. Unimpressed. un^lm-prov'a-bP, a. Unimprovable. un"Im-prov'a-bl-ness^, n. Unim- provableness. un"lm-pug'na-bF, a. Unimpug- nable. un"ln-creas'a-bP, a. Unincreasable. un"ln-creast'^*', a. Unincreased. un"ln-det'ted*, a. Unindebted. un-ln'deit^*", a. Unindexed. un^in-dorst""*', a. Unindorsed. un'^In-flain'ma-bP, a. Uninflam- mable. un"ln-hab'i-ta-bP, a. Uninhabi- table. un"lii-her'l-ta-bl'', a. Uninheritable. uii"ln-quis'l-tlv", a. Uninquisitive. un"ln-stald'S un^ln-stalld'^, a. Uninstalled. un^ln-struc'tiv*"**, a. Uninstructive. un"ln-sur'a-bP, a. Uninsurable. un"lii-tel'll-gl-bl'', a. Unintelligible. un''ln-tel'll-gl-bl-ness'', n. Unintel- ligibleness. un'^in-ter-ctaange'a-bP, a. Uninter- changeable. un^ln-ter-mixt'", a. Unintermixed. un^In-ter'pret-a-bF, a. Uninter- pretable. 137 unhackt unmarriageabl un"ln-trencht'«, a. Unintrenched. un-ln"tro-spec'tiv*, a. Unintrospec- tive. uii"ln-vent'I-bl-ness'*, n. Uninvent- ,uii"in-ven'tiv^*^, a. Uninventive. un"in-ves'tl-ga-bF, a. Uninvesti- gable. [gative. un"in-ves'tl-ga"tiv", a. Uninvesti- un^in-volvd""**, a. Uninvolved. un-ir'ri-ta-bF, a. Unirritable. u-nlt'a-bF, u-nlte'a-bF, a. Unit- able, imiteable. u'nl-tlv**, a. Unitive. u"nl-tlv-ly*'*«, adv. Unitively. u'ni-valv*, a. & n. Univalve. un-jagd'^, a. Unjagged. un-jard'^*«, a. Unjarred. un-jaun'dist^, a. Unjaimdiced. un-jel'ous*"**, a. Unjealous. un-jolnd""", a. Unjoined. uii-jus'ti-fl"a-bP, a. Unjustifiable. un-jus'ti-fl"a-bl-ness^, n. Unjusti- fiableness. un-keeld'S a. Unkeeled. un-kild'^*S a. Unkilled. un-kln'dld'', a. Unkindled. un-klst'^*", a. Unkissed. un-kneld'^, a. Unknelled. un-know'a-bP, a. & n. Unknowable. un-know'a-bl-ness^, n. Unknow- ableness. uo-la'beld», a. Unlabeled, unlabelled. un''Iam-poond'B, a. Unlampooned. un-lasht'*'*«, a. Unlashed. un-launcht'^*8, a. Unlaunched. un-Iaun'derd^, a. Unlaundered. un-lau'reld°, a. Unlaureled, unlau- relled. un-lav'isht^, a. Unlavished. un-leacht'% a. Unleached. un-least'^, a. Unleased. un-lern'% vt. & vi. Unlearn. un-less'end''*'', a. Unlessened. un-les'sond», a. Unlessoned. un-let'terd«, a. Unlettered. un-li'a-bP, a. Unliable. un-ll'censt''**, a. Unlicensed. un-llckt""**, a. Unlicked. un-lik'a-bP, a. Unlikable. un-Iik'en-a-bP, a. Unlikenable. un-lim'berd^, a. Unlimbered. un-llQ'ue-fl"a-bP, a. Unliquefiable. un-lit'terdS a. Unlittered. un-liv'a-W, a. Unlivable. un-lockt'«, a. Unlocked. un-loct"", a. Unlocked. un-logd'», a. Unlogged. un-lookf**, a. Unlocked. un-loopt""*", a. Unlooped. un-lopt'^*», a. Unlopped. un-los'a-bF, a. Unlosable. un-low'erd», a. Unlowered. un-luld"'*% a. Unlulled. un-lu'mi-nus', a. Unluminous. un-luv'a-bF, a. Unlovable. un-luv'a-bl-ness^, n. Unlovableness. un-luvd'*", a. Unloved. un-mad'dend», a. Unmaddened. un-inalld"'*«, a. Unmailed. un-malmd"***, a. Unmaimed. un"main-tain'a-bF, a. Unmaintain- able. un-mak'a-bP, a. Unmakable. un-mal'Ie-a-bP, a. Unmalleable. un-man'a-cP, vi. Unmanacle. un-man'age-a-l)!'', a. Unmanage- able. un-man'age-a-bl-ness^ n. Unman- ageableness. un-man'gld'*, a. Unmangled. un-man'nerd», a. Unmannered. un-mapt'^, a. Unmapped. un-mard'^, a. Unmarred. un-mar'ket-a-bP, a. Unmarketable. un-markt""**, a. Unmarked. un-mar'rlage-a-bl% a. Unmarriage- able. unmarriageablness unplesant 138 un-mar'riage-a-bl-ness'", n. Un- maxriageableness. un-mar'shald^, a. Unmarshaled. un-mar'vel-ous*", a. Unmarvellous. un-inas'cu-lin^*«, -Ine», a. & n. Un- masculine. un-inas'terd*"*«, a. Unmastered. un-mas'ti-ca-bP, a. Unmasticable. un-match'a-bP, a. Unmatchable. un-match'a-bl-ness% n. Unmatcli- ableness. un-matcht'^, a. Unmatched. un-med'P, vi. Unmeddle. un-mel'an-col-y^*«, a. Unmelan- choly. un-mel'lowd^, a. Unmellowed. un-melt'a-bF, a. Unmeltable, un-mem'o-ra-bP, a. Unmemorable. un-mend'a-bF, a. Umnendable. un-men'sur-a-bF, a. Unmensiirable. un-ment'^*«, a. Unmeant. un-men'tlon-a-bP, a. Unmention- able, [chantable. un-mer'chant-a-bF, a. Unmer- un-met'ald», a. Unmetaled. un"inet-a-inor'fosed^*», a. Unmeta- morphosed. un-me'terd^, a. Unmetered. un-me'zur-a-bP, a. Unmeasurable. uo-me'zured*", a. Unmeasured. un-mlld""*% un-mlUd"', a. Un- milled. un-milkt'", a. Unmilked. un-mln'gF, vt. & vi. Unmingle. un-min'gle-a-bli', a. Unmingleable. un-mist'^, a. Unmissed. un"mls-tak'a-bF, a. Unmistakable. un-mit'i-ga-bF, a. Unmitigable. un-mixt'*, a. Unmixed. un-moand'^, a. Unmoaned. un-mockt'*"**, a. Unmocked. un-inod'l-fi"a-bl'', a. Unmodifiable. un-mod'l-fi"a-bl-ness»', n. Unmodi- fiableness. un-mois'tend^, a. Unmoistened. un-inol'll-fl"a-bF, a. Unmollifiable. un-mon'eyd«, a. Unmoneyed. un-mor'tard^, a. Unmortared. un-moth'erd^, a. Unmothered. un-mournd'", a. Unmourned. un-mov'a-bF, a. Unmovable. un-mov'a-bl-ness^, n. Unmovable- ness. un-mud'P, vt. & vi. Unmuddle. un-muf'F, vt. Unmuifle. un-muld'», a. UnmuUed. un-mus'terd^, a. Unmustered. un-muz'F, vt. Unmuzzle. un-muz'ld*", -pa. Unmuzzled. un-nam'a-bF, a. Unnamable. un-napt'^, a. Unnapped. un-nar'rowd*'*8, a. Unnarrowed. un-na'tiv''*^, a. Unnative. un-nav'i-ga-bF, a. Unnavigable. un"ne-go'tI-a-bF, a. Unnegotiable. un-nickt'*"*^, a. Unnicked. un-not'a-bF, a. Unnotable. un-notcht'^, a. Unnotched. un-no'tice-a-bF, a. Unnoticeable. un-no'tist^, a. Unnoticed. un-nur'lsht^, a. Unnourished. un"o-beyd'^, a. Unobeyed. un"ob-jec'tloii-a-bF, a. Unobjec- tionable. un''ob-serv'a-bF, a. Unobservable. un"ob-servd'^*8^ a Unobserved. uii"ob-struc'tiv», a. Unobstructive. un"ob-taln'a-bF, a. Unobtainable. un^ob-talnd"***, a. Unobtained. uii"ob-tru'siv''*«, a. Unobtrusive. uii"ob-tru'siv-ly«, adv. Unobtru- sively. uii"ob-tru'sIv-ness8, n. Unobtru- siveness. un"oc-ca'slond«, a. Unoccasioned. un'^of-fen'slV**, a. Unoffensive. un-of'ferd''*% a. Unoffered. un-oild'", a. Unoiled. 139 unmarriageablness unplesant un-o'pen-a-bF, a. Unopenable. un-o'pend*'**, a. Unopened. un-op'er-a"tiv«, a. Unoperative. un"op-pres'slv»'*«, a. Unoppressive. uii"op-prest"**«, a. Unoppressed. un-or'derdp*8^ a. Unordered. un-or'gaii-lz"[or -ls"]a-bF, a. Un- organizable, unorganisable. un-ownd'*"**, a. Unowned. un-ox'i-da-bF, a. Unoxidable. un"ox'i-dlz"[or -is"]a-bP, a. Unoxi- dizable, unoxidisable. uii"pac-l-fl'a-bF, a. Unpacifiable. un-paind""**, a. Unpained. un-pal'a-ta-bP, a. Unpalatable un-palld"", a. Unpalled. un-paiii'perd'^*«, a. Unpampered. uii-par'al-lel"a-bF, a. Unparallel- able. un-par'don-a-bF, a. Unpardonable. un-par'don-a-bl-ness^, n. Unpar- donableness. un-par'dond''**, a. Unpardoned. un-part'a-bF, a. Unpartable. un-part'nerd», a. Unpartnered. un-pass'a-bF, o. Unpassable. un-pass'a-bl-ness'', n. Unpassable- un-patcht'«, a. Unpatched. un-pat'ro-nlz"[or -nls"]a-bF, a. Un- patronizable, unpatronisable. un-pat'ternd*'**, a. Unpattemed. un"pa-vil'lond''*», a. Unpavilioned. un-pawnd'p*», a. Unpawned. un-pay'a-bP, a. Unpayable. un-peace'a-bF, a. Unpeaceable. un-peace'a-bl-ness'*, n. Unpeace- ableness. un-peckt'*'*8, a. Unpecked. un-peeld '•"*», a. Unpeeled. un-peer'a-bF, a. Unpeerable. un-pen'clld*'*8, a. Unpenciled. un-pend'*'*«, a. Unpenned. un-pen'slond^*», a. Unpensioned. un-pe'plc, vt. Unpeople. un-pep'perd^*«, a. Unpeppered. un"per-ceiv'a-bF, a. Unperceivable. un"per-ceivd""*», a. Unperceived, uii"per-cust'«, a. Unpercussed. uii"per-forind"'*», a. Unperformed. un-per'Ishtp*«, a. Unperished. uii"per-inis'si-bF, a. Unpermissible. un"per-mis'slv'"*«, a. Unpermissive. un"per-plext"'*«, a. Unperplexed. un-per'son-a-bF, a. Unpersonable. un-per'son-a-bl-ness*", n. Unper- sonableness. un"per-splr'a-bF, a. Unperspirable. un"per-suad'a-bF, a. Unpersuad- . able. un^per-suad'a-bl-ness^ n. Unper- suadableness. un"per-sua'sl-bF, a. Unpersuasible. un^per-sua'si-bl-ness*", n. Unper- suasibleness. un'^per-sua'slv^**, a. Unpersuasive. uii"per-sua'siv-ness^**, n. Unper- suasiveness. uii"per-turbd"'*«, a. Unperturbed. un-plck'a-bF, a. Unpickable. uii-plckt"'*^, a. Unpicked. un-plc'tur-a-bF, a. Unpicturable. un-pierst'^, a. Unpierced. un-piFlard«, a. UnpiUared. un-plFlowd*"*^, a. UnpiUowed. un-plnd"'*«, a. Unpinned. uii-pln'lond''*», a. Unpinioned. un-plt'l-a-bF, a. Unpitiable. un-pIa'ca-bF, a. Unplacable. uii-plankt'''*«, a. Unplanked. un-plas'terd*"**, a. Unplastered. un-plau'sl-bF, a. Unplausible. un-play'a>bF, a. Unplayable. un-playd'p*8, a. Unplayed. un-pIead'a-bF, a, Unpleadable. un-pledgd'*'*8, a. Unpledged. un-plen'isbt^, a. Unplenished. un-ples'ant", a. Unpleasant. unplezant unrepresentabl 140 iin-plez'ant^, a. Unpleasant. un-pie'zur-a-bl'', a. Unpleasurable. un-pll'a-W, a. Unpliable. un-pll'a-bl-ness*", n. Unpliableness. un-plowd""*", a. Unplowed. un-pluckt''*S a. Unplucked. un-plugd '*■*», a. Unplugged. un-plumd'^*", a. Umplumbed. un-plua'derd****, a. Unplundered. un-poI'ish-a-bF, a. Unpolishable. un-pol'isht*"*', a. Unpolished. un-pold'", a. Unpolled. un-pon'derd''*«, a. Unpondered. un-poold'*, a. Unpooled. un-por'tlond''*8, a. Unportioned. uo-pos'l-tlv*", a. Unpositive. un^pos-sest""**, a. Unpossessed. un-pos'si-bP, a. Unpossible. un-po'ta-bF, a. Unpotable. un-pow'derd*"*", a. Unpowdered. un-prac'tl-ca-W, a. Unpracticable. un-prais'a-bF, a. Unpraisable. un^pre-dlcfa-bP, a. Unpredictable. un^pre-ferd"**, a. Unpreferred. un-prej'u-dlst*, a. Unprejudiced. un^pre-pos-sest'*"*", a. Unprepos- uii"pre-sent'a-bl*', a. Unpresentable. un"pre-serv'a-bP, a. Unpresentable. un^pre-servd'*"*", a. Unpreserved. un-prest'*"*", a. Unpressed. un^pre-vent'a-bF, a. Unprevent- able. un-prlm'l-tlv^*", o. Unprimitive. un-prln'ci-pP, vt. Unprinciple. un-prtnt'a-bl'', a. Unprintable. un''pro-cur'a-bF, a. Unprocurable. un^pro-duc'l-bP, a. Unproducible. un" pro-due 'tlv^**, a. Unproductive. un^pro-fest"**, a. Unprofessed. un^pro-fet'lC*", a. Unprophetic. un-prof'lt-a-bP, a. Unprofitable. un-proflt-a-bl-ness', n. Unprofit- ableness. un"pro-gres'siv''**, a. Unprogressive. un"pro-gres'siv-ness», n. Unprogres- siveness. un-prom'Is*'*8, vt. & vi. Unpromise. un-prom'lst''**, a. Unpromised. un"pro-nounce'a-bP, a. Unpro- nounceable. un"pro-nounst'^, a. Unpronounced. un"pro-pI'tl-a-bF, a. Unpropitiable. un"pro-por'tlon-a-bF, a. Unpropor- tionable. un^pro-por'tion-a-bl-ness'*, n. Un- proportionableness. un"pro-por'tlond''*«, a. Unpropor- tioned. un-propt""*^, a. Unpropped. un-prov'a-bP, a. Unprovable. un-pub'lish-a-bF, a. Unpublishable. un-pub'llsht''*«, a. Unpublished. uii-puld'*'*^, a, Unpulled. un-purn'meld^, a. Unpummeled. un-pun'Ish-a-bF, a. Unpunishable. un-pun'ishf**, a. Unpunished. un-pur'chas-a-bP, a. Unpurchas- able. un-purst'^**, a. Unpursed. un-pu'tre-fl"a-bF, a. Unputrefiable. un-puz'F, vt. Unpuzzle. un-quaft"'*«, a. Unquaffed. un-quaild""**, a. Unquailed. un-qual'l-fl"a-bP, a. Unqualifiable. un-quar'terd*, a. Unquartered. un-queld"'*», a. Unquelled. un-quench'a-bF, a. Unquenchable. un-quencht""*^, a. Unquenched. un-ques'tion-a-bP, a. Unquestion- able. un-ques'tion-a-bl-ness^ n. Unques- tionableness. un-qulck'end''*», a. Unquickened. un-quiz'za-bF, a. Unquizzable. un-quot'a-bF, a. Unquotable. un-rackt''"**, a. Unracked. un-raizd'% a. Unraised. 141 unplezant unrepresentabl un-ramd""*^, a. Unrammed. un-ran'sackf**, a. Unransacked. un-ran'somd^*«, a. Unransomed. un-rat'a-bF, a. Unratable. un-rav'el-a-bl^, a. Unravelable un-rav'eld*"*», a. Unraveled. un-rav'Ishf*^, a. Unravished. un-reacht'«, a. Unreached. un-read'a-bP, a. Unreadable. un-read'a-bl-ness'", n. Unreadable- ness. un-re'al-lz"a-bP, a. Unrealizable. un-reapt""**, a. Unreaped. un-reard '•"*«, a. Unreared. un-rea'son-a-bP, a. Unreasonable. un-rea'son-a-bl-ness*", n. Unreason- ableness. un-rea'sond'*«, o. Unreasoned. un"re-buk'a-bP, a. Unrebukable. uii"re-call'a-bl*', a. Unrecallable. un"re-ceIv'a-bP, a. Unreceivable. un"re-celvd'^*'', a. Unreceived. un"re-cep'tiv^**, a. Unreceptive. un-reck'on-a-W, a. Unreckonable. un-reck'ond», a. Unreckoned. un-reckt'^, a. Unrecked. uii"re-claIin'a-bP, a. Unreclaimable. un"re-claimd'«, a. Unreclaimed. un-rec'og-nIz"[or -iils"]a-bP, a. Un- recognizable, imrecognisable. un-rec'om-penst", a. Unrecom- . pensed. un"re-cov'erd«, a. Unrecovered. un"re-cuv'er-a-bP, a. Unrecover- able. un"re-cuv'erd^, a. Unrecovered. un-red"'*8, a. Unread. un"re-deein'a-bP, a. Unredeemable. un"re-deeind'^, a. Unredeemed. un"pe-drest'«, a. Unredressed. un"re-duc'i-bF, a. Unreducible. un''re-duc'i-bl-ness»', n. Unreduci- bleness. un-red'y*"*", a. Unready. un-reel'a-W, a. Unreelable. un-reeld'"", a. Unreeled. un"re-flec-tlv'*«, a. Unreflective. un"re-form'a-bP, a. Unreformable. uii"re-formd"'*8, a. Unreformed. un"re-fresht'*'*«, a. Unrefreshed. un"re-fuz'a-bl'', a. Unrefusable. un"re-gain'a-bF, a. Unregainable. uii"re-gard'a-bF, a. Unregardable. uii"reg'ls-terd', a. Unregistered. un"re-herst"', a. Unrehearsed. un-rel'a-tiv*"**, a. Unrelative. un^re-laxt""**, a. Unrelaxed. un"re-least"'**, a. Unreleased. un"re-ll'a-bl'', a. Unreliable. un"re-li'a-bl-ness'', n. Unreliable- un"re-llev'a-bP, a. Unrelievable. un^re-Uevd ''"*«, a. Unrelieved. un-rel'ish-a-bl'', a. Unrelishable. un-rel'Ishf", a. Unrelished. un"re-mark'a-bF, a. Unremarkable. un^re-markt""*", a. Unremarked. un"re-mein'ber-a-bl% a. Unremem- berable. [bered. un"re-mein'berd^*«, a. Unremem- un^re-mlt'ta-bP, a. Unremittable. uii"re-inu'ner-a''tlv^*'', a. Unremu- nerative. un-ren'derd^*», a. Unrendered. un"re-newd'8, a. Unrenewed. un"re-nouiice'a-bP, a. Unrenounce- able. un"re- nouns t'», a. Unrenounced. un"re-nownd''**, a. Unrenowned. un^'re-palr'a-bP, a. Unrepairable. un"re-palrd '•"*", a. Unrepaired. un"re-peal'a-bF, a. Unrepealable. un"re-peald'8, a. Unrepealed. un^re-peld""*', a. Unrepelled. un^re-plen'tshf**, a. Unreplenished. un"re-port'a-bP, a. Unreportable, un-rep"re-sent'a-bl*', a. Unrepre- sentable. unrepresentativ unspild U2 tiii-rep"re-sen'ta-tlv^, a. Unrepre- sentative. un"re-prest""*^, a. Unrepressed. un"re-prievd '•"**, a. Unreprieved. un"re-proach'a-bP, a. Unreproach- able. un"re-proach'a-bl-ness'', n. Unre- proachableness. un"re-proacht'*'*«, a. Unreproached. un"re-pro-duc'I-bP, a. Unreproduc- ible. un"re-prov'a-bl'', a. Unreprovable. un-rep'u-ta-bP, a. Unreputable. un-req'ul-slt*"*«, a. Unrequisite. un"re-qult'a-bF, a. Unrequitable. un"re-serv'^*», n. Unreserve. un"re-servd'''*^, a. Unreserved. un"re-slgnd'«, a. Unresigned. uii"re-slst'l-bF, a. Unresistible. un"re-solv'a-bP, a. Unresolvable. un"re-solvd'^**, a. Unresolved. un"re-spect'a-bl*", a. Unrespectable. un^re-splr'a-W, a. Unrespirable. un"re-spon'si-bP, a. Unresponsible. un"re-spon'si-bl-ness^, n. Unre- sponsibleness. un^re-spon'siv*"**, a. Unresponsive. un"re-spon'siv-ly«, adv. Unrespon- sively. un"re-spon'siv-ness«, n. Unrespon- siveness. un"re-strain'a-bF, a. Unrestrain- able. uii"re-stralnd'p*», a. Unrestrained. un"re-sul'tlv^*^, a. 'Unresultive. un"re-ten'tlv''*«, a. Unretentive. un^re-tracfa-bP, a. Unretractable. un"re-trlevd'''*8, a. Unretrieved. un^re-turD'a-W, a. Unreturnable. un"re-turnd""*«, a. Unretumed. un"re-veald'«, a. Unrevealed. un"re-ver'sl-bF, a. Unreversible. un"re-verst""*'», a. Unreversed. uii"re-vlewd"**, o. Unreviewed. un-rld'a-bP, a. Unridable. un-rid'F, vt. Unriddle. uii-rlgd'''*«, a. Unrigged. un-rlngd'», a. Unringed. un-rinst'^**, a. Unrinsed. un-rlp'end^*», a. Unripened. un-rip'ld*", a. Unrippled. un-riv'n^, a. Unriven. un-robd'*"*8, a. Unrobbed. un-rolld'^*», a. Unrolled. un-rooft'^*«, a. Unroofed. un-rot'n^, a. Unrotten. un-rout'a-bP, a. Unroutable. un-rubd'^, a. Unrubbed. un-ruf'^*^, a. Unrough. un-ruf'ld% a. Unruffled. un-ru'in-a-bl'*, a. Unruinable. un-ru'lnd^, a. Unruined. uii-sackt'''*^, a. Unsacked. un-sad'ld% a. Unsaddled. un-sail'a-bF, a. Unsailable. un-sal'a-bP, un-sale'a-bP, a. Un- salable, unsaleable. un-salv'a-bP, a. Unsalvable. un-salvd""*^, a. Unsalved. un-sanc'tiond^, a. Unsanctioned. un-san'dald^*', a. Unsandaled. un"sa-pon'l-fl"a-bP, a. Unsaponi- fiable. un-sapt'«, a. Unsapped. un-sa'ti-a-bF, a. Unsatiable. un-sa'tl-a-bl-ness**, n. Unsatiable- ness. un-sat'Is-fl"a-bP, a. Unsatisfiable. uti-sawd'^, a. Unsawed. un-say'a-bF, a. Unsayable. un-scalpt"**«, a. Unscalped. un-scand"'*», a. Unscanned. un-scard '***«, o. Unscarred. uii-scat'terd*"*«, a. Unscattered. un-scep'terd*"*^, a. Unsceptered. un-scoold'^, a. Unschooled. un-scorcht'«, a. Unscorched. un-scornd '•"**, a. Unscomed. 143 unrepresentativ unspUd un-scourd"'*8, a. Unscoured. un-scracht"", a. Unscratched. un-screend""", a. Unscreened. un-scrlb'ld"", a. Unscribbled. un-scru'ta-bl^, a. Unscrutable. un-seald'^*% a. Unsealed. un-seard'^**, a. Unseared. un-sea'son-a-bP, a. Unseasonable. un-sea'son-a-bl-ness'', n. Unseason- ableness. un-sea'sond^, a. Unseasoned. un"se-duc'tlv'**«, a. Unseductive. un-see'a-bF, a. Unseeable. un-sei/'a-bP, a. Unseizable. un-selzd"'*«, a. Unseized. un-senst"'*«, a. Unsensed. un-sen'tl-neld«, a. Unsentineled. un-sep'ul-cherd^*8, a. Unsepulchered. uii"se-ques'terd^*8, a. Unseques- tered. un-serch'a-bP, a. & n. Unsearchable. un-serch'a-bl-ness'', n. Unsearch- ableness. un-sercht'^, a. Unsearched. un-servd""**, a. Unserved. un-ser'vlce-a-bP, a. Unserviceable. un-ser'vlce-a-bl-ness^, n. Service- ableness. un-set'ld^, a. Unsettled. un-sev'erd«, a. Unsevered. un-sew'erd«, a. Unsewered. un-shack'ld'', a. Unshackled. un-shad'owd», a. Unshadowed. un-shake'a-bF, a. Unshakeable. un-shap'a-bF, a. Unshapable. un-sharp'end», a. Unsharpened. un-shat'teFd^, a. Unshattered. un-shel'terd», a. Unsheltered. un-shelv'**, vt. Unshelve. un-shlft'a-bP, a. Unshiftable. un-shipt'», a. Unshipped. un-shlv'erd«, a. Unshivered. un-shockt'«, a. Unshocked. un-short'end^, a. Unshortened. uii-show'erd«, a. Unshowered. un-shrink'a-bP, a. Unshrinkable. un-shund'", a. Unshunned. un-shut'terd», a. Unshuttered. un-sil'verd«, a. Unsilvered. un-slm'pl'', a. Unsimple. un-sln'gld*", a. Unsingled. un-sink'a-bP, a. Unsinkable, un-skind'», a. Unskinned. un-slack'end^, a. Unslackened. un-slackt'^, a. Unslacked. un-slan'derd», a. Unslandered. uii-slau'terd*'*«, a. Unslaughtered. un-slurd'«, a. Unslurred. un-smlrcht'«, a. Unsmirched. un-smoothd'^, a. Unsmoothed. un-smug'Id*", a. Unsmuggled. un-snubd'^, a. Unsnubbed. un-soakt'^, a. Unsoaked. un-soapt'», a. Unsoaped. un-so'berd«, a. Unsobered. un-so'ci-a-bP, a. Unsociable. un-so'cl-a-bl-ness'', n. Unsociable- ness. un-sof'tend«, a. Unsoftened. un-soild'«, a. Unsoiled. un-sol'u-bP, a. Unsoluble. un-solv'a-W, a, Unsolvable. un-solvd'8, a. Unsolved. un-sor'rowd', a. Unsorrowed. un-sound'a-bF, a. Unsonndable. un-sourd'«, a. Unsoured. un-span'gld'*, a. Unspangled. un-spard'«, a. Unsparred. un-speak'a-bP, a. Unspeakable. un-speak'a-bl-ness^, n. Unspeak- ableness. un-speck'Id**, a. Unspeckled. un-speckt'*, a. Unspecked. un-spec'ta-cld*', a. Unspectacled. un-spec'u-la"tlv^, a. Unspeculative. un-spell'a-bP, a. Unspellable. un-speld'8, a. Unspelled. un-spUd'^, a. Unspilled. unsplasht unutterablness 144 un-splasht'", a. Unsplashed. un-splayd'", a. Unsplayed. un-spoll'a-bF, a. Unspoilable. un-spoild''>, a. Unspoiled. un-spred "'*'», a. Unspread. un-sprin'kld^, a. Unsprinkled. un-squan'derd", a. Unsquandered. un-squeezd''*, a. Unsqueezed. un-stackf , a. Unstacked. un-sta'bF, a. Unstable. un-sta'bl-ness'*, n. Unstableness. un-stain'a-bl'', a. Unstainable. un-stalnd'^, a. Unstained. un-stampt'", a. Unstamped. un-stanch'a-bP, a. Unstanchable. un-starcht'", a. Unstarched. un-stard'", a. Unstarred. un-star'tld'', a. Unstartled. un-sta'tlond", a. Unstationed. un-stat'ut-a-bP, a. Unstatutable. un-sted'y'*", a. Unsteady. un-steept'«, o. Unsteeped. un-steerd'*, a. Unsteered. un-stemd'B, a. Unstemmed. un-stiff'end», a. Unstiffened. un-stltcht", a. Unstitched. un-stockt'^, a. Unstocked. un-stop'F, vt. Unstopple. un-stopt'", a. Unstopped. un-stormd'", a. Unstormed. un-stowd'", a. Unstowed. un-stralnd'», a. Unstrained. un-s trait 'end", a. Unstraitened. un-strapt'", a. Unstrapped. un-strength'end", a. Unstrength- ened. un-stresf , a. Unstressed. un-strewd", a. Unstrewed. un-stuff, a. Unstuffed. un-stund", a. Unstunned. un^sub-du'a-bP, a. Unsubduable. un^sub-merg't-bP, a. Unsubmerg- ible. un^sub-mls'slVy a. Unsubmissive. uii"sub-vert'I-bF, a. Unsubvertible. un"suc-ces'slv*, a. Unsuccessive. un-suc'cor-a-bF, a. Unsuccorable. un-suc'cord«, a. Unsuccored. un-suck'ld<', a. Unsuckled. un-suckt'", a. Unsucked. un-sug'ard», a. Unsugared. un"sug-ges'tiv''**, a. Unsuggestive. un-suit'a-bP, a. Unsuitable. UD-suit'a-bl-ness^, n. Unsuitable- ness. un-sumd'B, a. Unsunmied. un-sund'", a. Unsunned. un-sup'P, a. Unsupple. un"sup-port'a-bF, a. Unsupportable. un"sup-port'a-bl-ness% n. Unsup- un"sup-prest'*, a. Unsuppressed. un-sup'pu-ra"tlv", a. Unsuppura- tive. un-supt'», a. Unsupped. un^sur-mounfa-bP, a. Unsur- mountable. un"sur-pass'a-bF, a. Unsurpassable. un"sur-past'», a. Unsurpassed. un"sur-ren'derd», a. Unsurrendered. un"sur-veyd'», a. Unsurveyed. uii"sus-cep'tI-bF, a. Unsusceptible. uii"sus-pect'a-bl*', a. Unsuspectable. un'^sus-taia'a-bF, a. Unsustainable. un"sus-taind"', a. Unsustained. un-swad'I'', vt. Unswaddle. un-swal'lowd*, a. Unswallowed. un-swayd'", a. Unswayed. un-swervd'«, a. Unswerved. un-swltcht'*, a. Unswitched. un-syl'la-bld*", a. UnsyUabled. un-tagd'", a. Untagged. un- taint 'a-bP, a. Untaintable. un-talk'a-tiv", a. Untalkative. un-talkt'% a. Untalked. un-tam'a-bF, a. Untamable. un-tam'a-bl-ness% a. Untamable- 145 unsplasht unutterablness un-tand'^, a. Untanned. un-tan'gi-bP, a. Untangible. un-tan'gi-bl-nes8% n. Untangi- bleness. un-tan'gldi', a. Untangled. un-tapt'", a. Untapped. un-tard'S a. Untarred. un-tar'nish-a-bF, a. Untamishable. un-tar'nisht^, a. Untarnished. un-taskt'", a. Untasked. un-taxt'», a. Untaxed. un-teach'a-bF, a. Unteachable. un-tear'a-bF, a. Untearable. un-tec'ni-cal", a. Untechnical. un-tem'perd», a. Untempered. un-tempt'a-bP, a. Untemptable. un-ten'a-bl'', a. Untenable. un-teD'ant-a-bP, a. Untenantable. un-ten'derd*, a. Untendered. un-test'a-bP, a. Untestable. un-teth'erd», a. Untethered. un-thawd'^, a. Unthawed. un-thick'ends a. Unthickened. un-thind'», a. Unthinned. un-think'a-bl', a. Unthinkable. un-thrastat'^, a. Unthrashed. un-thret'end', a. Unthreatened. un-thresht'^, a. Unthreshed. un-thrild'», a. Unthrilled. un-thumd'», a. Unthumbed. un-tick'ld% a. Untickled. un-tight'end», a. Untightened. un-tUl'a-bF, a. Untillable. un-tim'berd^, a. Untimbered. un-tith'a-bl'', a. Untithable. un-toild'^, a. Untoiled. un-toFer-a-bP, a. Untolerable. un-tow'erd", a. Untowered. un- trace 'a-bF, a. Untraceable. un-trackt'^, a. Untracked. un- tract 'a-bF, a. Untractable. un-tract'a-bl-ness'', n. Untractable- ness. un-traind'*y a. Untrained. un-tram'meld", a. Untrammeled. un-tram'pld'', a. Untrampled. un^trans-fer'a-bF, a. Untransfer- able. nn'^trans-ferd'", a. Untransf erred. un^trans-formd'", a. Untrans- formed. un'^trans-grest", a. Untransgressed, un^'trans-lat'a-bF, a. Untranslat- able. un^trans-lafa-bl-ness', n. Untrans- latableness. un^trans-mls'si-bF, a. Untransmis- sible. un^trans-mut'a-bF, a. Untransmut- able. [able. un^trans-port'a-bF, a. Untransport- un-trapt", a. Untrapped. un-trav'eld", a. Untraveled, untrav- elled. un-trav'ers-a-bF, a. Untraversable. un-trav'erst", a. Untraversed. un-treat'a-bF, a. Untreatable. un-trencht'», a. Untrenched. un-trest'», a. Untressed. un-trlF*", vt. & vi. UntrilL un-trlld'», a. Untrilled. un-trimd'", a. Untrimmed. un^trl-umTant*"*", a. Untrium- phant. un-trod'n*", a. Untrodden. un-trub'ld'', a. Untroubled. un-trub'l-sum'', a. Untroublesome. un-trust'*, a. Untmssed. un-tum'bld**, a. Untumbled. un-tun'a-bF, a. Untunable. un-turnd'*, a. Unturned. un^'un-der-stand'a-bF, a. Unun- derstandable. un-us'a-bF, a. Unusable. un-u'tll-lz^a-W, a. Unutilizable. un-ut'ter-a-bF, a. Unutterable. un-ut'ter-a-bl-ness', n. Unutter- ableness. unutterd versatil un-ut'terd*, a. Unuttered. un-u'2u-aP, a. Unusual. un-vampt'^, a. Un vamped. un-van'qulsh-a-bP, a. Unvanquish- able. un-van'qulsht", a. Unvanquished. un-va'rl-a-bP, a. Unvariable. un-var'nlsht*, a. Unvarnished. un-veerd'», a. Unveered. un-velld'«, a. Unveiled. un-vend'I-bl^, 7. Unvendible. un-ven'er-a-bl"*, a. Unvenerable. un-ven'omd'', a. Unvenomed. uii-ver'I-fi"a-bl*', a. Unverifiable. un-ver't-ta-bP, a. Unveritable. un-verst'", a. Unversed. un-vlewd'«, a. Unviewed. un"vln-dlc'tiv^*'', a. Unvindictive. un-vl'o-la-bP, a. Unviolable. un-vlt'rI-fl"a-bF, a. Unvitrifiable. un-vlz'ord«, a. Unvizored. un-voId'a-bP, a. Unvoidable. un-voucht'«, a. Unvouched. un-vowd'», a. Unvowed. un-vow'eld", a. Unvoweled. un-voy'age-a-bl'*, a. Unvoyageable. un-vul'ner-a-bP, a. Un vulnerable. un-wald'^, a. Unwalled. un-warmd'^, a. Unwarmed. un-warnd'*, a. Unwarned. un-warpt'*, a. Unwarped. able. un-war'rant-a-bl^, a. Unwarrant- un-war'rant-a-bl-ness'', n. Unwar- rantableness. un-washt'», a. Unwashed. un-watcht", a. Unwatched. un-wa'terd", a. Unwatered. un-wa'verd*, a. Unwavered. un-waxt'", a. Unwaxed. un-weak'end^, a. Unweakened. un-weand'", a. TJnweaned. un-wear'a-bP, a. Unwearable. un-weav'^, vt. & vi. Unweave. un-webd'", o. Unwebbed. 146 un-wedge'a-bP, a. Unwedgeable. un-weend'*, a. Unweened. un-welgh'a-bl'', a. Unweighable. un-welghd'", a. Unweighed. un-weFcomd", a. Unwelcomed. un-welth'y^**, a. Unwealthy. un-whlrld'*, a. Unwhirled. un-whlt'end*, a. Unwhitened. un-wln'dowd*, a. Unwindowed. un-wlngd'^, a. Unwinged. un-wln'nowd", a. Unwinnowed. un-wln'sum'', a. Unwinsome. un-wlsht"», a. Unwished. un-with'erd", a. Unwithered. un-wlt'nest*, a. Unwitnessed. un-work'a-bP, a. Unworkable. un-workt'*, a. Unworked. un-wor'shlpt», a. Unworshiped. un-wound'a-bP, a. Unwoundable. un-wreakt'«, a. Unwreaked. un-wreckt'", a. Unwrecked. un-wrencht'«, a. Unwrenched. un-wrln'kld^, a. Unwrinkled. un-wrlt'a-bP, a. Unwritable. un-wrongd'*, a. Unwronged. un-wun""**, a. Unwon. un-wunt'ed^, a. Unwonted. un-wurmd"^, a. Unwormed. un-wur'thy^, a. Unworthy. un-yeand'*, a. Unyeaned. un-zel'ous'"*^, a. Unzealous. up-hol'sterd», pp. Upholstered. ur"ce-o-Ia'rl-In», a. Urceolariine. u'rl-na"tlv'^*«, a. Urinative. urnd», pp. Umed. ush'erd", pp. Ushered. u^su-cap'tl-bP, a. Usucaptible. u-surpt'«, pp. Usurped. u-surp'a-tlV*", a. Usurpative. u'ter-ln''**, -Ine*", a. Uterine. utU, -lies a. Utile. u'til-lzes vt. Utilise. u'til-iz''[or -ls"la-bP, a. Utilizable, utilisable. 147 unutterd versa til ut'ter-a-bl% a. Utterable. uz'a-bl-ness% uze'a-bl-ness^ n. Us- ut'ter-a-bl-ness*', n. Utterableness. ableness, useableness. ut'terds pp. Uttered. uze', vt. & trl. Use. uz'a-bP, uze'a-bl% a. Usable, use- u'zu-al% a. Usual. able. vac'cln'*", -Ine'**, a. & n. Vaccine. vac'ct-na-bl'', a. Vaccinable. vag^l-nlc'o-lln", a. Vagmicoline. val'ly*, n. Valley. val'or", n. Valour. val'u-a-bP, a. & n. Valuable. Tal'u-a-bl-ness'', n. Valuableness. valv'*", n. Valve. valvd", pp. Valved. Tam'plr-ln", a. Vampirine. vampt'*", pp. Vamped. vam'py-rin», a. & n. Vampyrine. vand", pp. Vanned. van'gard"", n. Vanguard. van'Isht'*", pp. Vanished. Fan'qutsh-a-bl*', a. Vanquishable. vaD'aulshf*", pp. Vanquished. va'por'**, V. & n. Vapour. va'pord*"*', pp. Vapored, vapoured. va'por-lz''[or -Is'']a-bP, o. Vaporiz- able, vaporisable. va'por-us", a. Vaporous. va'rl-a-bP, a. & n. Variable. va'rl-a-bl-ness*", n. Variableness. va'rl-a''tlv", a. Variative. va^rl-a^tlv-ly", adv. Variatively. va-rl'o-Un", n. Varioline. va'rl-u8», a. Various. Tar'nlsht*, pp. Varnished. vas'e-lln", n. Vaseline. va^go-con-strlc'tlv", a. Vasocon- strictive. Ta^so-for'ma-tiY*, a. Vasoformative. veerd*, prp. Veered. veg'e-ta-W, a. & n. Vegetable. veg'e-tal-ln", n. Vegetaline. veg^e-ta^tlv'*", a. V^etative. veg^e-ta^tlv-ly", adv. Vegetatively. veg'e-ta''tlv-ne8s", n. Vegetativeness. veg'e-tlv», a. Vegetive. ve'hl-cP, n. Vehicle. veil*", V. & n. Vail. velld*"**, pp. Veiled. velnd^*", a. Veined. vend'a-bP, a. Vendable. vend'1-bP, a. Vendible. vend'l-bl-ness^, n. Vendibleness. ve-neerd""**, pp. Veneered. veo'er-a-bl', a. Venerable. ven'er-a-bl-ness*", n. Venerableness. veo'er-a^tlv*, a. Venerative. ven'omd", pp. Venomed. ven'om-us*, a. Venomous. ven'om-us-ly", adv. Venomouibly. ven'om-us-ness", n. Venomousness. ven'tl-la-bP, a. Ventilable. ven'tl-la^tlv*, a. Ventilative. ven'trl-cl'*, n. Ventricle. ven'ture-sum*'*", a. Ventm-esome. ven'ture-sum-ly^*", adv. Venture- somely. ven'ture-sum-ness*'*", n. Venture- ven'tur-us«, a. Venturous. ven'tur-us-ly*, adv. Ventm*ously. ven'tur-us-ness", n. Venturousness. ve-ra'clus*, a. Veracious. ve-ra'clu8-ly», adv. Veraciously. ?er'l-fl''a-bl'^, a. Verifiable. ver'l-ta-bl', a. Veritable. ver'l-ta-bl-ness'', n. Veritableness. Ter'sa-til", -He", a. Versatile. versatilly weand ver'sa-tll-ly», adv. Versatilely. ver'sl-cF, n. Versicle. verst^*^, a. Versed. ver-tlg'l-nu8*'*«, o. Vertiginous. ver-tlg'l-nus-ly^*«, adv. Vertigi- nously. ver-tlg'l-nus-ness*"*", n. Vertiginous- ness. ves'l-cP, n. Vesicle. ves^I-co-u'ter-In^, a. Vesicouterine. ves"per-til'l-o-nlii^, a. Vespertilio- nine. ves'per-tln^, a. Vespertine. ves'pln», a. Vespine. vet'l-tlve«, a. Vetitive. vext^, pp. Vexed. vl'a-bF, a. Viable. vl'bra-tlP, -Ile«, a. Vibratile. vi'bra-tlv^, a. Vibrative. vIb'ri-o-nIn«, a. Vibrionine. vl-ca'rl-us^, a. Vicarious. vi-ca'ri-us-ly«, adv. Vicariously. vi-ca'rl-us-ness^, n. Vicariousness. vice^scon'sta-bP, n. Vice= constable. vlce*sher'if^, n. Vice=sheriff. vic'tim-i2"[or -ls"]a-bl% a. Victim- izable. vic-to'rI-us«, a. Victorious. vlc-to'rl-us-ly^, adv. Victoriously. vic-to'ri-us-ness*, n. Victoriousness. vld'u-ln^, a. & n. Viduine. vIew'a-bF, a. Viewable. vlewd''*^, pp. Viewed. vlg'or''*^, n. Vigour. \ig'o-rus«, a. Vigorous. vlg'o-rus-ly'^, adv. Vigorously. vU'laln-us*, a. Villainous. vll'laln-us-ly^, adv. Villainously. vIFlain-us-ness», n. Villainousjiess. vil'lan-us», a. Villainous. vi-mln'e-us«, a. Vimineous. vl-na'ce-us*, a. Vinaceous. vln'cl-bl'", a. Vincible. vlu'ci-bl-ness'*, n. Vincibleness. 148 vin'di-ca-bF, a. Vindicable. vln'dl-ca"tiv«, a. Vindicative. vlii'dl-ca"tlv-ly«, adv. Vindicatively. vin'di-ca''ttT-nes8^, n. Vindicative- vlii-dlc'tlv^*«, a. Vindictive. vln-dlc'tiv-ly», adv. Vindictively. vln-dlc'tiv-ness', n. Vindictiveness. vin'yard'', n. Vineyard. vl'o-la-bP, a. Violable. vl'o-la-bl-ness*", n. Violableness. vi'o-la"tiv^, a. Violative. vl-pa'rl-us«, a. Viparious. vi'per-ln*, -lne«, a. & n. Viperine. vir'11% -lle% a. Virile. vir'll-ness«, n. Virileness. vis'l-bF, a. Visible. vis'I-bl-ness^, n. Visibleness. vl'slond*, a. Visioned. vIs'lt-a-bF, a. Visitable. vls'l-ta"tiv^, a. Visitative. vi'ta-tiv», a. Vitative. vl'ta-tlv-ness«, n. Vitativeness. vl-tres'cl-bF, a. Vitrescible. vlt'rl-fl"a-bF, a. Vitrifiable. vit'rln^, n. Vitrine. vit'u-lln8, a. Vituline. vi-tu'per-a-bF, a. Vituperable. vl-tu'per-a"tlv«, a. Vituperative. vl-tu'per-a"ttv-ly^, adv. Vitupera- tively. vi-va'cius*, a. Vivacious. vi-va'cius-ly«, adv. Vivaciously. vi-va'clus-ness*, n. Vivaciousness. vi-ver'rin», a. & n. Viverrine. vi-vlp'a-rus*, a. Viviparous. vl-vip'a-rus-Iy*, adv. Viviparously. vl-vlp'a-rus-ness", n. Viviparousness. viz 'or*, V. & n. Visor. vlz'ord*, pp. Vizored. vo'«a-bF, n. Vocable. voc'a-tlv^**, a. & n. Vocative. vo-clf'er-us", a. Vociferous. vo-clf'er-us-ly«, adv. Vociferously. 149 vo-cif 'er-us-ness*, n. Vociferousness. voicd", a. Voiced. vold'a-W, a. Voidable. VQld'a-bl-ness"*, n. Voidableness. voI'a-tlF*«, -lle''*% a. & n. Volatile. voI'a-tlI-iz"[or -Is"]a-bF, a. Volatil- izable, volatilisable. vol'a-til-ness''**, n. Volatileness. vol'l-tlv«, a. Volitive. vol 'ley d», pp. Volleyed. vol'ly", V. & n. Volley. vol''ta-e-lec"tro-ino'tlv*, a. Volta- electromotive. vol'u-bl*, a. Voluble. Tol'u-crin*, a. Volucrine. vo-lu'mi-nus^, a. Voluminous. vo-lu'ml-nus-ly*, adv. Voluminously. vo-lu'ml-nus-ness*, n. Voluminous- vol'un-ta"tlv*, a. Voluntative. voF'un-teerd'*, pp. Volunteered. vo-lup'tu-us», a. Voluptuous. versatilly weand vo-lup'tu-us-ly», adv. Voluptuously. ¥o-lup'tu-us-nes8^, n. Voluptuous- ness. Tom'1-tlv*, a. & n. Vomitive. vom'l-tlv-nes8«, ti. Vomitiveness. vo-ra'cius*, a. Voracious. vo-ra'cius-ly«, adv. Voraciously. vo-ra'clus-ness*, n. Voraciousness. vor-tlg'i-nus^, a. Vortiginous. vot'a-bF, a. Votable. vo'tiv*, a. Votive. vo't!v-ly*, adv. Votively. vo'tlv-ness«, n. Votiveness. vouchf'^, pp. Vouched. vowd», pp. Vowed. vow'eld', pp. Voweled, vowelled. voy'age-a-bP, a. Voyageable. vul'ner-a-bP, a. Vulnerable. vul'ner-a-bl-ness'*, n. Vulnerable- vul'pln^, -Ine', a. Vulpine. w wach^, V. & n. Watch. wacht', pp. Watched. wad'a-bl% wade'a-bP, a. wadeable. wa'ferd*'*^, pp. Wafered. wagd''*^, pp. Wagged. wa'gerd*"*^, pp. Wagered. wag'F, V. & n. Waggle. wag'ld^, pp. Waggled. wag'on*, n. Waggon. wag'ond*, pp. Waggoned. walld*'*», pp. Wailed. walv^, vt. Waive. walvd*"**, pp. Waived. wald", pa. Walled. walk'a-bF, a. Walkable. walkf*", pp. Walked. wal'lopt", pp. Walloped. wallowd", pp. Wallowed. Wadable, wan'derd", pp. Wandered. wan'tond", pp. Wantoned. war'bP, V. & n. Warble. war'bW, pp. Warbled. ward*"*", pp. Warred. warind*'*^, pp. Warmed. warnd«, pp. Warned. warpt*, pp. Warped. war'rant-a-bF, a. Warrantable. war'rant-a-bl-ness% n. Warrant- ableness. Washed. Wastable. Watched. Watered. Wavered. Waxed. pp. Weakened. 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